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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-03-11
EDGEwooD.

Mrs. M. M. Coolidge went down
to Manchester last Friday night for
visit with her son, John, and wife.
Miss Linnie Parsons, who had
been visiting her cousin, Miss Emma
Steele, departed Tuesday night for
her home in Masonville.
Mrs. JENNIE Parker and. Mrs. H.
j. Wilson, of Manchester were
guests of the latter sister, Mrs. ].
F. Robinson, last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Funk gave a
reception at their home last Friday
evening in honor of their son,
George. All those being present
reported a dandy time.
Guy Bishop came up from Man
chester Tuesday to take charge of
the Lewis Music Store at this, place,
George Pilkington having resigned
as manager of same. Mr.. Bishop
IS fine young man and we welcome
him here.
Over Hall and wife, son Alfred
and daughter Maud, George Ed
munds and Cora Anderson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Len Wiltsie, Francis Balluii
and three sisters, Eva, Georgia and
Susie, and Herbert Laity of Straw
point attended, the reception at A,
Funk's Friday evening.
Messrs. Nichols and Thompson
representing the Iowa Sugar Com
pany of Waverly, Iowa, have been
in this locality for few days inter.
esting the people in the beet indus
try, aud have already contracted
with a number of the prominent
farmers to grow a snail acreage of
sugar beets. They desire the fam
ners Of this locality this year to de-
vote at least two acres of their land
to beet raising, why they specify
two acres is that the yield from them
will make carload. The company
they represent will furnish the seed
at lOcents per pound and 10 pounds
will plant an acre. The seed not
TO be paid for until the crop is
harvested in the fall Journal.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-03-11
EAD's GROVE.

The L. G. A. atJ. j. Edmunds
last Thursday was largely ATTENDED
about so being present.
Mrs. A. j. Eaton left last week
for Kansas, where she went to visit
her sister who is very sick.
Byron Pest got badly hurt on
Wednesday. While grinding feed
the tumbling rod came loose and
struck him in the face, and the DR..
removed his left eye.
Mrs. Gertie Diesch and little son,
Gerald visited at j. T. Fowlels
from Wednesday until Sunday Of
last week.
Mr.. Harris helped move his
er-in-law, George Gordon last
Tuesday.
Mrs. Minnie Keith is visiting
relatives and friends in this vicinity.
Mrs. Keith will be better remember
ed as Miss Minnie Clute.
Ike Fisher and wife were shop
ping in Manchester Monday.
Burton Fowler and wife left on
Monday a week ago for Clarks vile
near which place they have rented
a farm.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-03-11
Oneida School Notes,

Spelling match is over, Coelo
Ausman of Almoral was the last to
sit down. The schools of the town.
ship were will represented. The
pupils all did well, the ten who
stood up the longest were Reuben
Rolfe, George Parker, Agnes Dick
son, Adelaide Haight, Dora Dickson
Maggie Slick, Carrie Clute, Martha
Moser, Grace Strickland and Coelo
Ausman.
Messrs Bert Haight and John
Voelker took our class.
Mr.. Joseph gave demonstration
with a Babcock tester.
Miss Bell and pupils had their
school room nicely decorated with
charts and pictures.
The winter term closes FRIDAY
March ID. there will be no vacation
then ten weeks and another years
work will be completed.
George Cox was the first to report
having seen meadow lark Mar.
3rd.
Mr.. Thomas Dickson was elected
dirictor for the year l9OS-l9O9.
Our school decided three years
ago to have park of the grounds
and each spring our ambitious have
grown SO that the present time finds
us as enthusiastic as ever in the
matter we want to do more than ever
in the way of identifying the yard
and building, of protecting the trees
and shrubs already set and of keep
ing the lawn smooth and grassy.
The scholars wisely decided to take
the street for play ground it is
level, smooth and grassy being un.
used.
The Arborpole set last fall is still
standing erect and substantial and
the pansy bed ready for its occu-
pants we feel as though We had
reached the place where we need the
of patrons and friends
and patrons, we would like a few
posts, wire, nails, hammer seeds, ect
we think We can continue borrowing
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-03-11

H. Z. Good was a Marshalltown
visitor last week.
F. FL. Childs was elected school
director here last Monday.
Thos. Hickey was business Wis
itor in Dundee last last Tuesday.
DR.. Harry Bradley of Manchester
was professional caller here last
Thursday.
Behan & Rieger disposed of their
livery stock last week to MIR. Frank
Benjamin of Dundee. Mr.. BENJAMIN
taking possession at once. Mr..
Benjamin moved into Mrs. p. Nc.
Grath's residence opposite from the
M. E. church.
o. Mcmahon and son Harry were
passengers to Waterloo Monday.
Frank Link entertained friends
from Bulltown, Dubuque Co. last
Sunday.
Dennis McGraw shipped two car.
loads of fat cattle to Chicago las,
Tuesday.
Tom Carrothers of Silver Greek
delivered two carload of cattle here
last Tuesday. Mr.. j. Burdsd of Pc.
osta being the purchaser.
The dance here last Monday nigh,
was attended by 45 couple and every
one reported fine time.
Will McCool was Dubuque visi.
tor last Friday.
NJ. Lillis spent Sunday with his
sister Mrs. Chas. Gleason at Man.
chester. IS
Six carload If cattle and hogs
were shipped from here last Tues
day. That's not bad for o little
burg.
Mr.. Ed McCool who has been at
the Mercy hospital at Dubuque for
the past few weeks returned home
last Friday evening. Mr.. McCool
underwent successful operation
for cataract on one of his eyes
while there and is now much I'M
proved.
John Rosa moved onto E. e.
Moores farm and George Lee moved
onto the Davis farm vacated by Mr..
Rosa.
Mrs. P. McGrath of Winthrop
was visitor here last week.
DIR. G. w. R-msey is moving this
week to Independence where he has
purchased a little farm near the
city. A farewell party was held at
his residence last Tuesday evening
which was attended by several
score of his friends. Doctor and
Mrs. Ramsey was presented with a
set of silver knives and forks Thos.
Rose made the presentation speech.
Their many friends, here, wish them
we'll in their new home.
We understand that Pat Moran
and wife intend moving to our town
in the near future.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-03-11
THORPE.

:, Frank Davis was entertaining the
Gripp this week.
John Minch and wife moved on.
to farm near the Sand creek
Church.
Adelbert Clark went duck hunt
ing last Friday.
Gripp.
Ben sark is helping John Minch
with his moveing this week.
Mr.. Q. Wendals folks are all sick
with the Grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Till Martin called
on George Martin and family
Harvard Stone visited few days
with his grandparents.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-03-11
DYERsyILLE

Anton Overmann and wife moved
onto their farm south of Petersburg
last Monday.
Mrs. Henry Kruse of nearPeters-
burg is reported quite sick. She is
some better at this writing.
Henry Schneiders OF Petersburg
who has been quite i'll for a numoer
of weeks is gradually improving.
Herman Evers and wife are the
parents Of a big boy baby. Their
many friends extend congratulations
Arnold Bookshelf and son John
of New Vienna were here Tuesday
and went to Dubuque on business
trip. vsurr,
Ray Atkinson ofManchester ) pent
a few hours in this city Saturday
WISHING at the Messing home in East
Dyersville.
Jos. Moreland of Colesburg is
here this week to visit his sisters
Mesdames @. P. Roth and Mic Bur
lage and Miss Kate Moreland.
Jos. Boeckenstedt is preparing to
erect new barn on his farm near
New Vienna this spring. He is haul
ing the lumber this week.
Mr.. Geo. II. Kraph moved onto his
farm near Greeley last Tuesday
which he purchased from the Stump
mann estate, the farm being former
ly occupied by H. A. Woerdehotf.
Fred Bruno OF Northfork township
was here Saturday to meet his par
ents who came out from Dubuque to
spend Sunday with him and his
family.
Mrs. Gus. Koopmann of Northfork
Miss Mary Schockemoehle and Frank
Mairose attended the funeral of their
cousin Sister M. Florentine which
took place at st. Francis Convent in
Dubuque last Thursday.
A pleasant gathering took place at
the Mrs. Lappe home, west Of town,
last Sunday evening. The occasion
was surprise on Miss Clara, whose
birthday anniversary comes but ev-
cry four years, Progressive euchre
was played and the prizes were won
by Frank Schermer, as first and
John Anglin as BOBBY. At the usu-
al hour delicious supper was serv-
ed and the following guests partici
pated: Misses Clara, Mary, Mollie
Trumm, Louise and Lizzie llerkhoff
Josephine Loesser, Josephine and
Cecilia Schermer, Blanch and Mel
lie Banning, May AngIin, Messrs
AL Lichtenberg, Joe Lichtenberg,
Glen, Joe and Will Drexler, John
and Ciem Naber, Alphons Kerkhoff,
Frank and Sam Schermer. -Coml'
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-03-11
Northern Indiana Is Wet.

indianapolis, March 9.-Floods arc
reported throughout northern Indiana
The Wabash is out of its banks for
miles northeast of Lafayette. South
Peru Is partly under water and the In.
terurban line is ont of commission TO.
thirty miles. AT Plymouth, Elkhart.
Warsaw, and other points the rivers
are out of their banks and many
houses are submerged. There has
been no. loss of life.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-03-11
Con,ey,s Pistol in Action.

Although bleeding terribly Conley
managed to draw his gun from his
pocket and fired three times, with III,
weapon pressed against Hayes nl>lo
men. AS Hayes sank to the floor Rock
rushed at Conley, who empticd the
remaining cartridges in his gun into
Rock and the latter also went down.
The third convict who had been called
into the office took 10 his heels ut Inc
first of the battle, but was quickly
captured and placed in his cell The
authorities refused TO give ont his
name until they have investigated
whether he was concerned in the plot
Rock wasshot twice through the lungs
and Hayes three times through thu
abdomen. Both are badly wounded.
but it is believed they will recover.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-03-11
Successor to Senator Luttimer

Columbia. $. c., March 9.-Trank
BOYD Gary, who has Just been elected
TO succeed the late Senator Lattimcr
in the United States senate. was born
March 8, 1850. He is a nephew of the
late General Hart w. Gary. He was
graduated from Union college in 1881.
and is q lawyer. In 1890 he was
elected to the house of representatives
and served as member of the constl
tutional convention in 1899.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-03-11
GREELEY,

J. H. Michael has moved to AL
moral Station.
p. B. Hess, Ed Beohm, G. NJ.
Odell and V. E. Dow were in Man
chester Tuesday.
Mrs. Josie Brandt of Souix City,
is here. the guest of her parents,
L. A. Schneider and wife.
Eastern Star regular, March l3
with work, picnic supper. everyone
bring something for supper.
Burr Sprague and family have
returned from Montana and will &c
back to their farm. They think
this country is good enough 10,
them.
One day this week, Mayor Eo
Sweet, donned his clerical robes
and performed the solemn ceremony
which united in the bonds of matri
mony, Aaron Masters and Mrs
Phoebe Hyde.
Last Saturday the young lad,
friends of Mrs. John Disch gave {
china shower in her honor. Some
very nice gifts were made to her al
a token of the esteem in which sht
was held.-Home Press.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-03-11
Alleged counterfei.ers Arrested

AT Chicago, Friday five men and
one woman, alleged TO lie counters
felters, were arraigned before United
States Commissioner Foote ana held
to the federal grand jury. They We're
arrested in Il series of raids by the pe-
lice and United States secret service
operatives. They We're A. J.. McIn
tosh, A. II. Rothe, Roscoe Tobias, Will
lam o'Neill. William Loquist and Mrs
lnez Stevens, the latter sister of
Tobias.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-03-11
Fire at Casey Costs $4,000,

Casey, ILL.,, March 7.-Fire which
broke out at 80 this morning
destroyed the finest city block here and
caused loss of $4,000, partly insured.
The loss includes new $4,000 thea
ter, hotel, newspaper plant and two
business houses.
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Minnesota .Democro,s ror .,,,n,,o,,

Minnesota Democrats for johnson.
At ST. Paul, Friday the Democratic
state committee of Minnesota, after a
bitter fight. adopted resolution in.
dorsing Governor Johnson. of Mime
sofa, for the Democratic presidential
nomination. and recommending that
he lie named by the national conven,
ton at Denver next July.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-03-11
Anarchists BODY in pauper,s Gravs

Cr1'st 8 1tVuy III 1'HHptF's TFnVe
Tie body of Lazarus Averbuch an.
arcllist. who at Chicago last week at
tempted to slay Chief Shlppy and him.
self was killed, was buried Mt night
in the po'ter's field at Dunning. Forty
underwriters had declined to give the
body burial. No friend of the young
man. not even his sister, Olga was
present at the burial, which took place
during driving rain.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-03-11
PRAIRIE HILL.

church met at Mrs. w. F. Croskeys
last Thursday. Only few of the
members were present. Although
quite croud came out from town
to help dispose of the dinner. We
haye to thank Mr.. Gildner for very
entertaining recitation.
LnElla and Howard Cook spent
Friday in this vicinity. Avis
Oakley returned home with them
in order to attend the birthday
party at Mr.. Holtmeyers.
The school meeting was not very
we'll attended. I guess everybody
was satisfied with the old director
and the same teacher.
Walter Gilchrist has gone to work
for John Oakley.
Mr.. Ed Muligan has moved onto
the Bert Durey farm and Mr..
Swanson has moved on to the farm
which he purchased of Mrs. Rich.
Walter Hitler had carload of
corn shipped in from the west last
week.
Homar Burhans and Robert Har-
ris attended the dance at Manches.
ter Friday night.
Louie Holtzman is the proud
possessor of a new violin purchased
at Meyers music store.
Mrs. @. H. Burhans and Mrs.
John Oakley visited at Mrs. Halt
meyers in the grove one day last
week
Willie 81. Scanlan was treated to
a post card shower on his birthday
which occurred last week.
Miss Bessie MCGEE, we'll known
in this vicinity was also treated to q
post card shower on her 18th birth
day which occurred the 9th of
February.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-03-11
Big Blaze In Janan

Toxic. March "a fire at Niigata
which started at G p. IN. yesterday was
extinguished Mt o'clock this morning.
In a district comprising twenty-one of
the principal streets 1900 houses were
totally destroyed. There was some loss
of life, but the number is not known.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-03-11
Manuel May Wed ka,ser,s panebte

Lisbon. March Newspapers here
say negotiations are afoot to bring
about the marriage of King Manuel
and Princess Victoria Louise, the only
daughter of Emperor William. The
proposal will be discussed when the
kaiser makes his promised visit of
coincidence to the queen mother,
Amelie.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-03-11
Woman a suicide AZ MARC, ,vo

Matteawan, N. Y, March "a
woman named Mrs. Doerr, said to be
a member of prominent and wealthy
southern family, who has been
patient ut the insane asylum here,
killed herself by jumping from win
dow.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-03-11
MASONYILLE.

NJ. Lillis was business visit ,r
to Independence Monday.
John Hazelrigg lost his damage
suit against P.Dobbins at Independ-
ence last week. AS will be remem-
bered Mr.. Hazelrigg's boy had his
leg crushed in hay press about a
year ago last May on Mr. Dobbin's
farm, it was proven that Mr..
Dobbins was not responsible for the
accident.
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stoessel May Be pardonen.

st. Petersburg, March 9.-It is Of
ticially stated that the czar has con-
muted the death sentence imposed on
General Stoessel for surrender.ns
Port Arthur to ten years imprison-
ment in fortress. 1t is expected that
on the ground of ill-health full par
don will be granted him shortly.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-03-11
sloO.ooo Hire n, Ka,. :, -.

Kalamazoo, Mich, March o.-Fire
DESTROYED the stock and sorting room
Of the Superior mill of the Bryant
Paper company. The loss is es,
timated at 100000 fully insured.
The plant will be rebuilt.
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Monday afternoon

Monday afternoon.
Chas. B. Hoyt and wife and Mra.
Geo. Cox and daughter Adelia went
to Wood Tuesday afternoon where
Mr.. Hoyt gave a talk on organizing
a Grange.
Miss Bertha March of Delaware is
assisting Mrs. j. B Howe with her
Homework.
Alec Hackbarth of Delhi loaded a
carload Of Barley Thursday at this
place.
Miss Lotiie Meader of Manchester
is helping Mrs. NJ. ]. Joslyn with
her sewing.
Mrs. Bowman has relatives from
the western part of the state visiting
her.
Jas. Watt of Greeley was a bust
ness caller here Tuesday.
Will Ryan loaded car of house
hold goods here Monday they were
moving to Fayette.
Mrs. Hans Voelker was shopping
in Manchester Thursday.
The passengers on the M. g. O
Monday morning had to walk part
OF the way to Manchester as the
motor car refused to run.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-03-11
August w. Maclen Is Eree.

A. w. Machen, ex-otiicial of the post
Office department at Washington who
has served n term of several years in
me West Virginia penitentiary at
Monndsville, was released Saturday
and left for his home at Washington.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-03-11
Belmont Sued for s1ouooo

August Belmont has been sued for
$lco,ooo on charge of libel by John
ii. Fret. once an apprentice in Bel.
mont's racing stable,
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Slaughter OF Horsethieves.

Ekaterinodar, Russia, March r.
Cossacks belonging to the Ustlabinsk
camp surrounded band of eight horse
thieves. and with stakes and shotguns
killed seven Of them. The other thief
committed suicide.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

To insure publication in the is.
cue following, all correspondence
must be mailed 80 as to reach this
office the Saturday previous to pub
iication.
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Nashville Saloon Law Upheld.

Nashville, Tenn, March 9.-The SUI
preme court upheld the Nashville seq.
rcsation law. The law confines the
saloons of the city to certain terri
tory.
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New South Coro,,n. s.n,.,,,

t1CHtttoIs
Columbia, S. c., March 7.-Frank B.
Gary has been elected United States
senator to succeed the late Senator
Lattimer. Gary is forty-eight years
old, lawyer and local optioner. He
is also Il Bryan man.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-03-11
DESPERATE cOhv|c1S
In an Attempt to Escape One Prise
on Official Is Killed; Another
Badly Hurt.
DEAD MANS JuauIAR SEVERED
Two Convicts Shot Down in the Fight
both Seriously Wounded.
Second omcials Throat Cutie Is
Also Stabbed in the Groin
One of the Convicts
"Trusty."

Warden Frank Conley, Of the Mon
tana state penitentiary at Deer Lodge,
was wounded and his first assistant
warden, John Robinson, was killed
when two life convicts--George Rock,
w. Fl. Hayes and another whose name
is not given--made dash for liberty.
RObinson's throat was cut from ear to
ear and the jugulnr vein was severed.
Conley's throat was gashcd and lie was
stabbed several times in the shoulder
and groin before he was able to draw
his revolver and shoot two Of the as
sailants down. Convicts Hayes and
Rock were both shot down by Conley
after the latter had been wounded. 1t
is believed that the warden will re.
cover.
Had Long Been Planned.
The attack on the prison authorities
and the attempted escape had been
long planned by Rock and Hayes, who
were ccllmates. Both were armed
with penknives, the blades of which
We're sharpened like raZors. The three
convicts were brought to the Office OF
the penitcntiary in the court yard by
Deputy Warden Robinson to he tried
for some trivial infraction of the pris
Oh rules, and Conley was waiting to
sit in Judgment. Hayes had for sever
al months been a ''trusty," ana had
been given the position of turnkey. He
had been placed in the same cell with
Rock because the authorities believed
he would watch the latter, who had
been regarded as most desperate
convict.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-03-11
strawberry POINT.

A. J. Pease of Manchester called
on friends, Wednesday.
DR.. Frank Sauebry Of Greeley,
spent Tuesday with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. g H. sautrSry.
Miss Ollie Thompson closed a
successful winter term of school
near Greeley, last Thursday.
Mrs. II. o. Wiltse returned to her
home at Manchester Monday after a
brief visit here.
Richard Trezona and family
moved their household goods to
town Monday and will occupy the
Petite house.
Mrs. Ola Edmunds returned to
her home at Manchester, Friday
evening after a short visit with rela-
tives and friends.
Elmer Jewett came up from Della
ware, last Saturday, and spent the
day with his parents, Morris Jewett
and wife.
The R. 1. Morse home was enter
ed Sunday night by some unknown
intruder. Mr.. Morse was wakened
only to discover himself tied to his
bed. The night-hawk was fright
ened from the house before any,
thing was taken.-Mail Press.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-03-11

q MANCHESTER MARBLE WORKS.
prepared to furnish Grarite and Marble
Monument and Head St0 les Of various de-
siigni. Have tho county right for Sipes Patient
Crave Gray Cover; also dealer III iron fences, Wei
meet all cO;apetion. OF "a
w. M. Mcintosh
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f. WERkMEls1ER -

~ ENERAL DEALER IN FURNITuR E,
lock Of Furniturs and Upholstery always on
n IA az prices that defy competition, "A good
n;isa KEPT fos attendance ut funerals Earl
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j. J. LINDSAY. M. H.,
palSiClAN, Surgeon and Eye Specilist. OF
i - nee hours for eye cases and fitting glasses
i;Uoso 3oJ p. lii. Oice corner Main and Frank
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j. IA, pEAasE

DEALER In Groceries, Provisions crocke,v.
Fruits, etc., Main Street. ~
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Sugar Up 10 Cents Hundred.

New York, March All grades Of
'ehned sugar have been advanced 10
cents hundred pounds.
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DENTISTS.
pcamAN Raos

DENTISTs. Onice on Franklin street. north
49,, OF the Globe Hotel, Manchester. Iowa.
qiiel visits to heighboring towns, Always al
ofiice on Saturdays, -
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3. w. GREs
q. E. PETERSON.

etc. City Hall block. o 0,is
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WIN. DENNIS.

CARPENTER. CONTRACTOR & Bu1LDEs
line IN good and workmanlike manner. Sati;.
i .isio guaranteed. Plans and estimates fur
n nisnea work taken In town or county. Shop
noar 'he STAND tower on west Side of river,
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DRY GOODS. Carpets, Millinery, Hats ard
Manc laps: bo2ts anu Shoes. etc., Main street.
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AhDERs q PAlLiPP.
DRUGGISTS AND STATIONERS. To,,et
Articles, Wall Paeer, Paints and Oils.
corner Main and Franklin Streets.
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VETERINARIAN.
w. N. eoYNroN

WATcHMAKER. Jsweler and rnrr,vo,
u, deaie: in watches Clocks, Silver and Pat
e. M, ware. zine JewelIy spectacies, Cutlery
MUSICAL Instruments. etc.. main Stieet.