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MMiupwjln orJct calam-ossutO. 0. ! . H. L. MIM.KilVcstrn A < Jiit , 10J3 , t'ourtU Ara uui
Council Hull * , lovMti
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KIEL BALE STABLES
„ Keep Horses nud Mules constantly on hand which
wo will soil In retail or wholesale lots.
> All Stock Warranted as Represented.
Wholesale anil retail dealers in Drain Mid IJalcd Hay. Prices
Bormblo Satisfaction Guaranteed.
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Corner Fifth Avo. & Council Bin ffs
&
LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS
7 and 9 Mala street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
A Complete Line of New Goods to Select From.
AGEMTS WANTEB.
rs. Judd & Smith's Ne-w Improved Electric Belt.
19 imtUmVAY , COrNCir , nU'FFS , 10\S'A725 ; KLJI ST , DALLAS , TEXAS ; and IT. WAYNE , 1ND
IT lOsmVht.Y CUUKS Kidney and Liter Complaint , might's Dlsia'o , KhouoiatUm , Ncurslela
Ihnpersla , Ncrtonar.cH4 , Wasting Wuikn'g * , 1'aralynla , Spinal Allfctlcnj , IiuKjcsllcu , llcait Discas * , Flta
Uridach , Limo IKck , Co'd Feu" , and all diecastm ri'qulrinx increased motUu powtra. New fmprcHcd bolt
'i and ( r > old -.tyloSJ each.
WHOLESALE DEALEU3 IN
iSf.&wSyf W tOdtV/g
332 and 341 ITroadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS IO\VA
Winter Goods Ready. Kuits Made to Order in Latest Style
ca Short Notice and at Renson ! blo Prices.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
205 Main Street , Council Bluflfn.
GENUINE SLAUGHTER
IN THE PIUCK3 OP
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Tlio Eevon 1 cine vo lar advanced I liave concluded to dlspnsa ol Kay stoves RKaARDLrsa or COST In ] ir I-
ercucoto stoilof ; them until ucit season. Call early as I "ill not be undersold by unjono.
A. J. Maiidel ,
.525 JBroachvay. ( Jouncil Hluffs.
CRESTON HOUSE ,
/1RBTCLAS3. -
Nos. 217 and 219 S. Main St. . - COUNCIL BLDFF3
HALLETT , DAVIS AND COMPANY PIANOS
Endorsed by FRANZ Lisn.
EMERSON PIANOS.
UnrlialloJ or Tone or Ftnlahi
KIMBALL PIANOS
Beat Modern Price to Buy.
The KirobMl Orean , BO lonpf and favorably kn jwn In the west , rooommanila
STKWART. Solo Agent for above lines of Goods. Warerooms , 329
Blulls
uncil OorrcBjiondoncn Solicited , Agoiita Wantoii.
' 209 Upper liro.ailwsy , ii mn to the Trent ,
fr'tudj , rcllcct and cnnwtnd Kxamlne , nnd aeo ( or
yiimiheHwhat jou can buy ( urCaih at my place.
ijiiotu jou in ( ollona :
13 ll * Kianulalcd sugar ( or $1 00
idlM i ) eiiRar ( or - 100
lilluVliIlu \ uz O U'ar ) I'r 1 CO
JO hirs Klrk'a whlto Hus"lan eoap/or 1 00
"J liars I'alirn ' , | U I to Kirk's Uiissbn soaji d r. 1 CO
20 himKlrk'D MiloImlU
soup for 1 00
imprmt'a licut | u > der per Ib 21
IS boxen ol niatclii'S ( or 25
Vrciuh mlxeil candy per Hi 12Jo.
Njrup California honey dilis | , | ior gt\ \ 60
Sjriipiwaraiitcil strictly puru Vcricont luapte
pergal 100
floriliau ) per ( ml . . (0
A ho. 1 English currants li lln lor.o 1 00
Leu tri'I. ) o , Keniiine 10 noxoi ( or 100
. ( 'innoil blackberries , preserved , 6 cans tor . . . 1 (0
Canned illb jellowpcirhca In u hlto > rup 5 ( or , 1 CO
Canned 311) Istfiuallly Tcinatoea leer 100
A Xo. 1 wliltoHuh , perklt , 70
Toliacro , Lorllard Climax , [ ior pound 60
T T T. I can sell ) ou according to qual.tyfroni
16o to 70o per Ib.
J'lqiir'u ecll the celebrated Patent Fancy
cwf , 76. per
Wo keciievcrythlnBUauallv kept In a Flrat Clisa
nroccry , and warrant ! ) > crjthins He tell Uoodi ile-
llvered ( rce In any part ol the city. I lso Imndlu
Glou-d and Mittens , Dry ? uods and Notions , Hoots
nd Shou , ami a good assortment ot Tinware He-
mem tier ; I will net only bo not undtraold on any
S > Ishut i'l ' soil 20 per cent liulow any Cowpotltlnn
in tlio city. Woare recihlrianlmolo odl lls
tn hlcl ) w o can give the greatest bargains c > cr ollcio I
In tin ) city Mv vxpcnuud are ury light , vith no
JUMiti ) to pav I am enabled and will Sell chop ( ar
C'ASH. Call when you Hontthobo oBargains In
cuy line ,
J. P. FILBERT ,
209 Upper liroadwnv. ouncil
iioa : , ornciit. IT , it , u ,
OFFICER & PUSEY
BACKERS.
Counril IJlulTe , . . la.
Established 1856
P-oilers In Foreign and Domotlo Exchange aul
Horn * berurltlm ,
$20 REWARD !
Opn UKWAHl ) paid lof Information of present
f-iw location pair homi , wazcn and liarnom ,
riorturco\ Wllliain 1) , Hall to ' 1'homa * aliXinton
Il y horw ou > iiesr od ! , l.COO jwundi , k r left
liind leg , black horw nine ) tiara old , ttarin fcr < -
ikfd > | inlii In rlf'it lilnd \MKOD.Coorer make ,
thro Inch let double lumen * , talcu from 1'cttawatt
aiiia count ) tn AuKUtt Tun dollar ) reward foi
< Hx\er > uf MldHall. Hall dercribcdas about fi
lihit KncbfB | , 'atulycciunltxion , t UI lica < l rn top
vi kern brounUh red , btouil.h built , about 40)vuv
oil. Aurly tn I .uani Ki'rutt , nttornetla
Cuncll Blufla , lo a ,
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PHYSICIAN & SUR&EON ,
SU UIJJlc liro&dKky , Council Blufli.
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EVERYTHING NEW ,
All the Latest Improved
Machinery. "
All Work First Class.
Orders by Mail Solicited
Express Paid on all Orders -
ders over $2.50.
to
Collars and Cuffs a
Specialty ,
Established 1882.
E. REMER , Manager
711 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUM'S , IA.
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CHRONIC DISEASES0111' '
Over thirty years practical oiperlenai QjCoi
6 , Tear ! sireat. Council Dlulli
jCVCouiuItatlon tin.
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J. R. TATB ,
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ATTORNEY AT LAW d re
Practice In Btata and Fedeul Courtl
Collectlona promptly attend * ] to.
Room 10 , Shugart'i Building , a
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COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA tl
Dr , 'W4. H. Sheriaden idb
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Council Blutta : , Iowa.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
CONDEMNING A STREET.th
The Ccnnty Board lo Suspend tbe
ClerL
Doslrcil Kcport Mot llcndy.
Yesterday the county board of super
visors mot in the cracked court honao ,
the chief business being'to rccoivo the
report of S. D. Street , clerk of the
courtn. The board sotno time ngo noli-
Qcd him that ho must mnko a full and
complete report of the receipt * of his
oilico , or ho would bo suspended. The
board gave him twenty daya in which to
prepare this report , and that time wna
up last Monday ; but ho not having the
report ready , the board granted htm ono
week more , which time waa up yesterday
day , Air , Street appeared buforo the
board and explained that ho had been BO
busy with the court , which ia in session ,
that ho was unable to complete the re
port , nnd naked for more timo. The
board did not fool Inclined to Rive more
llmo. The members expressed them
selves as personally ffillinc to nccommo-
date Mr. Street , but oilicially they felt it
their duty to suspend him from ollice , as
they had given him time sufllciont to pro-1
pare in. Mr. Robert 1'crcival appealed
to the board to give Mr. Street more
time , claiming that the clerk had been
very busy , anil it was no little task to go
through the books of _ four years business.
IIo raisnd the question whether if Mr.
Street was suspended there would not bo
numerous caaea of litigation iirlao , in the
filing of papers , drawing of jurors , etc. ,
involving the question an to whuthor the
board had the tight to suspend this
cllicer.
The board still clung to its purpose ,
Some cf the members expressed , what
seemed to bo the unanlmoua feeling of
the board , that the public would blnma
: hcm if they lot the matter go any
ouger. They ssy that it hud boon
iharged that they had been putting up a
, ob for political purposes , nnd they
ranted to have it shown up who was at
'ault , and whether the books and ac
counts of the clerk wore correct or not.
The board took uo formal official ac
tion , but openly expressed thomHolvos I
as fully determined to pass a resolution
to-day euspending the clerk from
cilice.
It is said that Mr. " Street will pay no
attention to any such order of the board _ ,
but will go right along with his duties ,
under legal advice to the effect that the
board has no right io suspend him. His
imo will bo out January 1st anyway ,
tud ho will then bo required
by law to make a report
port anyway , whether he makes
ono now or not. If the hoard suspends
: tlm-as it is evident It will to-day , and he
continues In pllico , there may be consid
erable litigation in cases in which the
clerk has anything to do with the legal
papora. It looks as if there was quite a
squabble brewing.
In the meantime the public has no
ight thrown upon the question as to
whether Mr. Street still owes the county
so/eral thousand dollars or not. The
accountants employed by the board to go
through the books of the office , have
simply copied items from the books and
have reported no balances , and the only
use to which their reports seem destined
is to compare with the clerk's report
when that is presented. Ono reform will
result from this affair. Hereafter , the
board will see to it , doubtless , that the
clerk make the complete reports every
quarter , as required by law.
Ask your grocer for McOlnrg'a eelf
raising buckwheat. Try It.
Wall paper and interior decorations at
P. C. Miller's , 13 Pearl street.
"HE IS PRECIOUS , "
KCT. Mr. Orofls , of Sandwich , 111 , °
Takes tills as his Theme.
At the Congregational church Sunday
evening , Rev. G. W. Crofts , of Sandwich ,
111. , preached to an attentive congrega
tion , choosing as his text , "Uuto you
therefore which believe , Ho la precious , "
let Peter , ii , vii.
These words of the apostle have reference
enco to Joaus Christ. To that apoatlo ,
that grand and glorious , resolute , strong ,
devoted friend of Christ to him person
ally , Chriat was a treasure of infinite
value. Ho was with Christ on the Mount
of Transfiguration. Ho heard there the
voice of .the heavenly glory , saying ,
"This is my beloved son in whom 1 am by
wnll pleased. " The voice of the Father
bearing witness and testimony that this to
wonderful poraonago was bin son. Ho
also was the first ono to the Sivior pre
sented himself after his resurrection , and
you remember the question to Peter ,
"Peter , lovost thou moi" and repeated
the third time , and at the third repeti
tion , the heart of Peter seemed to Ing
be grieved. Ho answered , "Lord , thou
knoweat all things ; thou knowcst that I
lovotheo. " Peter had always loved nis
Maator. Ho loved him oven when ho
denied Him. His heart was always loyal
the Lord Jesus Christ , and he apoaks Gal
thoao words , "Unto you , therefore ,
which believe Ho is precious , " out of the
infinite burden of his own experience and The
relationship.
Observe further the peculiar construc
tion of this sentence. Not to the man that
merely who states the character of a
Chriat ; not to the man merely who takes
the measure of Christ as ho stands in
comparison with the character of another
individual ; not merely to the man who
claims that Ho ia a personage of the paat
TTO read that ho is precious. and
Napoleon Bonaparte , that man of won * his
derful insight and penetrative puwcrs ,
said in regard to the Savior , "I know
man and I know that Josas Chriat was
not a man. " U o admired him. Chriat oat
was precious to him becac.no ho believed "
him as a Savior.
In the first place Chriat ia precious be
cause ho is a revelation of God. No lost
revelation ia eo great as that which we ago
discover ! in his life , sufferings and death ,
John eays , "In the beginning was the
Word. " That word refers to Chriat. As
word or a sentence expresses a thought ,
that word clothes a thought , and the
thought ts Christ.
It is impoeaible for us to got a true
idea of what God is , except as wo are ruio
brought into relationship with the savior. (
\Vo may say God Is a spirit , but who un- looa
deratanda what a aplrit it ? It is an un
fathomable mystery to us. We may aay
Uod reveals hlmaelf in nature. True , but
a very limited senso. Wo have no trial
conception of what God U by any of tha
works which ho has made. Snpposo wo
wcto inhabitants of nome other planet ,
and know nothing of the men of the
earth , nnd should come to this world and
behold their works , and the things which
they ( have constructed , wo could not judge
by these things what man is. Who could
toll what m on really are until ho has
aeon them , douvortod with them , and
been with thorn through the various trials
and excgoncien of human life. How could
a child orer apprehend the moaning ol
tin word "mother" if it had never looked
into a mother's eyes beaming with that
infinite love the mother sustains in her
heart toward the darliug of her soul ?
In n inoro perfect senao than through
tin works of nature , God is revealed to
us as a loving father through the Lord
Jesus ,
In the second plnco Christ Is precious
to . us as our Savior from sin. When the
river at K < msas City was oncp at its flood
] lo , n little boy fell into it , and was
bo swept nway. A young colored
man saw him thus fall Into the turbid
| stream , nnd with true daring and true
manhood , ho plunged Into _ the dark
waters and swam after the little boy ,
took hold of him , and was enabled with
hh strength to bring him to shore and tea
a place of safety' Bat his own strength
being exhausted ho foil back into the
otrcam cud perished. Was not that man
precious iia n Savior to the gentle child
nt that time , and ho not over bo so re
garded ) And if the child himself should
grow to realize what had boon done for
him by that colored boy , would ho not
over remember him with love and grati
tude ?
And thus it was Avith you and me.
Being swept into the lido of destruction
there ( was one who plunged into that
tide , and brought us to , the shore of
salvation. And nro wo not grateful , nnd
do wo not love him for what ho has done ?
Apain ho is precious because ho brings
into our hearts solid and glorious satis
faction. This Is a true satisfaction such
as the world cannot give and such as the
ivorld is powerless to take away.
Compare the termination of the lifo of
Byron with that of Iho Apostle Paul.
The former who had tasted of every
pleasure that riches could bring , and also
of fame that lib wonderful genius
wrought for 'him , on his 3Gth birthday ,
while only a young man , writes the
words :
"My days are in the yellow loaf ,
Tin fruits nml flowers of lovu ure gene ;
The worm , the canker , ami the Brief ,
Ate mine nlone. " .
Paul who believed on the Lord Jesus |
Christ and devoted himself to his service
iaid :
"Iho time of my departure is nt hand ;
have fought the good fight ; I have fin
ished the course ; 1 have kept the faith.
Henceforth there ia laid up a crown of
; lory which God the righteous judge
ihall give to mo. "
Here Is true and glorious satisfaction.
McClurg's self-rising buckwheat flour
vlfvayj ready for use. Try it. $
Dr. C. 0. Hazon , Dentist , 100 Main at.
UPSET SALE AT METCALF BROS.
1'JhmsONAIi , to
J. J. Stewart ia confined to his home by "
ever.
Postmaster Kemington , of Neola , was in
the city yesterday.
F : M. Bower leaves for a short trip to w
/htllicothe , Mo. , to-morrow.
Mrs. Olmstoad , ot Sixth avenue , ha-i re
turned from her visit to Dunlap friends.
Hon. George U" . Wright's sons , Frank an d
! Gorge , are at homo from attending school at
Nyack on the Hudson.
A. C. Mclntyro , the commercial tourist of
A. C. Adams' boot and shoo house , of Bur
lington , ia in the city , is
George Smith , of the Phcunlx , has gone to
Minneapolis , and rumor hath it that ho will I
bring back with him a charming bride. | .
STENOGUai'HY.
WESTERN IOWA COLLEGE.
Several ladies and gentlemen have requested
quested us to organize an evening class
in short hand. A class will bo formed
Tuesday ( evening , December 1C , at 7
o'clock ( , and moot twice a week for n
course of twenty lessons in Graham's
Standard Phonography. Tuition , § 5.
Book ( , $2. Regular night school con
tinues till April 1.
Closing out our entire stock at greatly
reduced prices for 30 days. Call early.
DE VOL & WKIQHT. ,
Tlio First Keen Twlngo ,
As the season advances , the pains and
aches by which rheumatism makes itself
known , are experienced after every ex
posure. It is not claimed that Hood's
Sarsaparilla is a specific for rheumatism
we doubt if there i ? , or can bo , such a
remedy. But the thousands benefited dy.
Hood's Sarsaparilla , warrant us In
urging others who suffer from rheumatism try
take it before the first keen twinge.
.sto
The Itenl Author -Freedom , "
Chicago Novva ,
Wo have it upon reliable authority that
Lord Tennyson ia not the author of the
lines entitled "Freedom "
, which are go-
the rounds of the proas juat now.
These Inspiring verses wore written by
Col. John A. Joyce about fifteen years
ego. Wo distinctly remember the cir
cumstances of their authorship. Col.
Joyce waa sitting In the wine-room of the
* houao at Louirjvlllo , surrounded by
several hundred congenial spirits and
quailing iced champaign from cedar pails.
rollicking company had just sung a
negro melody , when somebody called on
Joyce for a poem. It was well known
Joyce made no bones of dashing oil'
poem when requested to do so , day
'Shall it bo choriamblo tetrameter , "
Inquired Joyce , "or Archilochian dimeter
catalocticl" A.
No preference being named , Joyce
toBeod oil' another bumper of champagne ,
then resting one pale hand against
ambrosial curls , ho extemporized the
charming lines which are now going the
rounds as Tennyson's composition.
Subsequently Col , Joyce wrote this poem
la a scrap book and entitled them
"An Impromptu Upon Seeing n Mule By '
Moonlight. "
The scrap book , unfortunately , was
in a steamboat explosion seven years
, but there should bo no difliculty in
securing enough affidavits to prove Lord
Tennyson's claims to the authorship of
these beautiful versos are totally Invalid.
YOUNP MAN , HKAD TI1IS ,
TUB VOLAIO JJKLT UOMPANT , of Marshall
Michigan , oner to send their celebrdl&d KLEO
VOLTAIO UKC.T nud othtr KLEOTHIO AP
PLIANCE * on trial for thirty days , to men
young or old ) aftlictod with uervoua debility.
of vitality and manhood , and all kindred
troubles. Also for rheumatism , neuralgia ,
paralysis , and many other diseases. Complete
restoration to health , vigor and manhood
guaranteed. No risk inclined , aa thirty daya'
it allowed. Writ a them at oaoa for illus
trated pamphlet free , /
A DANDY WITIV MANY 1)1MONI > 8
How n Man Who it * Half 1)title , Half
Cowboy , MnUcs n Slum-
of Hlmsc'ir.
Cincinnati KnqUtrcr.
John Lighthall and wife , registered
from Peoria , 111. , have been attracting
considerable attention for three days
paat. The couple were cjiisplctiotis os
pccmlly for the magnificent nnd ponder
ens jewelry which the ? were , and could
not qo into the dining room or walk
through the corldors without being fol
lowed by gaping crowds. In appearance ,
Lighthall combines tlio cowboy of the
woat and the swell young man of the
oast. He is about 35 years of ngo and
six foot tall , of a lithe , active build. His
hair , which is raven black , is as straight
as an Indian's , and falls in a mass to his
shoulders. His clothes are of fashiona
ble out and of rather loud pattern. Ilia
vest , which is of a bright material , is buttoned -
toned with diamonds , there being fifty-
four good-sized atonea in the sot of but
tons. Ills visit to njocimiatl WM for the
purpose of adding some choice stones to
his already largo collection of jewels.
Ho probably wears more diamonds than
any ether man in this country or any
ether , for that matter.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Lighthall welcomed a
reporter yesterday and seemed nothing
loath to show their
jewels , which weto
rather conspicuously displayed. " 1 am
sorry , " said ho , "that I did not know
you were coming for I could have had
moro of my 'stuff hero and made more
of a show. But this scarf-pin is worth
looking at" pointing at the same time tea
a huge cluster of diamonds more than an
inch square , which almost hid a gaudy
necktie which swathed his throat.
'Thin is probably the largest pin in
the United States , " ho continued. "It
contains 17 ! ' stones , one of which , ns you
BOO , weighs six carats. They are beauti
fully sot and the entire workmanship is
almost perfect. It rraa originally a ring
but is too cumboraomo to wear. "
"DId4you order it made ? "
"No. It was the last order of a diamond
mend broker in St. Louis , whoso name
was Maus. It is said that ho went crnzy ,
and I guess ho did , for no sane man , un
less ho was an oacontric as I am , would
order , much leas wear , a bauble of that
description. It ia said that Maus took a
handful of stones into a workshop and
told the foreman to make the fineat ring
. . .
possible ( out of them , and this is the re
unit "
unitI
Lighthall professes to have been fond
of jewels over since a boy , and for the
past ton years , since ho has boon able to
gratify Ins desires in this direction , has
been making an extraordinary collection
precious stouoa. Ho wears them , ho
says , because ho likes to bo odd. Of late
years ho has been much among the In
dians of the west , and affects the manners
nor , and actions of a . cowboy. Ho
has a sombrero which cost him over
$2,800. Clusters of diamonds and ether
gems decorate the cro < vn and rim of the
hat , and it is probably the only hat in the
United States that is kept in a safe. The
Bamo man , just to gratify an Inclination
tel be conspicuous , wore a suit of clothes
the buttons of which were made of § 10
gold"pieco3. The jewelry which ho were
yesterday , In addition to his glaring
scarf pin and diamond vest buttons , con
sisted of four big rings , a massive gold
chain and three large badges or medals ,
which ! were pinned on his vest front. The
setting of one ring was a topaz , said to bo
the largest in the United States , An
other was a beautiful sapphire , surround
odwei by four large diamonds. The others
were diamond clusters and were only no
ticeable on account of their unusual size
and the worth of the stones.
Old Aunt Grovious ,
Makes everybody miserable because she
so gloomy and disagreeable. Proba
bly It comes from dyspepsia , combined
with liver complaint. Is her case hope
less , ? Not at all. Give Aunt Grevlous a
bottle of Brown's Iron Bitters , and see It
brighten her up. Thousands of ailing
ladies have conquered their troubles by
the use of this valuable medicine. Any
druggist will tell you it is good for weak- ;
neaa , dyspepsia , malaria , etc.
Poking * 'un nt tholirothror. *
Philadelphia llecord.
It is rather a delicate question to ask
our esteemed contemporaries who ex
hausted themselves in advocacy of the
present tariff , but could the Cobden club
have had anything to do with Protiiont
Arthur's message and the report of Secretary
rotary McCulloch ?
Wo accldently overhoaid the following
dialogue on the street yesterday :
i/Lnc . Smith , why don't you atop
that disgusting hawking and spitting ?
Smith. How can 1 ? Vou know I am a
martyr to catarrh.
J. Do as 1 did , I had the disease in its
worst form but I am well now.
S' . What did you do for it ?
J. I used Dr. Sage's Catarrh Reme
. It cured mo and it will euro you.
X. I've heard of it , and by Jove I'll
it.
. / . Do so. You'll find it at all the drug
stores in town. po
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SKATES-denta 160. Ladles lOo ,
Admission Free to Ladles each morning and Tues
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Flouring Mills , from Stona to tlio Roller Sviitein.
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promptly. Address
ETUHABD & CLARKE , Omaha.Nob
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