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. -i use Green's
. , i. uo person can msc: it
immediate relief.
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,,iie went back to her (hair, aval lie
never spoke afterward. "
Oil, what emotion are. excited and
beautiful trains of thought recall.d if
happy childhood by that m crcinial term,
"Mother."
The dyinpf soldier suys, "Who will rare
for mother now ?' The devout Koimm
Catholic appeals to the Holy "Mother,
Virgin Mary, to intercede for furiyenc-s-
with our Lord. Jesus Christ. The dear
boy absent in tbo mines of the far West,
or in Bomo foreign country, remembers
"Itock inc to sleep, mother, rock me to
sleep," and with recollections of "Home
sweet home," as lie sits around the camp
fire, sina
"VIoilmr. ( Mother, my heart call for you ;
Many a M.'ininer the. --raii'i Paw grv.n ' ecu,
Plossomed and fnili-d. our fa bet went :
Vet wiUl ntriHK ye.vulns Jtixl paHi-i-mate palv,
i ion turnout lor your presence a;;ain.
What are the "Pleasures of Hope." to
infancy without tho angelic guardian.
that:
''Li ! at the cnno'i -.there Infant beauty ideens.
er slieet w At eli l h mtiii in f ill moi tier k ens ;
inc. wh'hi th Jov Iv babe uneonoious He.
riiles. .,ri iter slumbering el:l tl witli pensive
ij eyes."
A well-known author says: "lint oik
on earth is more beauliful and bettei
than the wife- that is the mother."
ins lovely mam whose waKinv
thoughts haye been full of happy antici
patiotis of a lawful and holy union with
the lad of her choice and betrayal, real
ises her weakness and misfortune too
late, and becomes pale and despondent
as expnssed in the old ballad composed
ut the time vehen spinnin-wheela were
in voftue. In her sorrow she says:
'I catmot mind my wheel, mot! er,'
1 cannot, mind my v.heel.
' Tmi Hn;w iiil v.h it my h-art c'.uth kuow.
You ki:tv not vt mi i'fee! "
TI-o mother often suffers from unutter-
ed j.j: ief At the actions of erring (laughter
or wicked son, jet when they are ostra
cised from society and the finger of fcorn
is poiutsd at them by a heartless world,
she prt-Si-e her offspring; closer to her
""bosom till death calls them awaj. Then
after, all are none, and the last sad rices
are performed,, she devoutly murmurs:
"Simply, to Thy cross I cling1," r.s she
awaits with Christian resignation the
happy, earthly termination of tho life of
an afLVctk-nate Alothw.
, - JJjrpee's Farm Annual for 1S8S has
' ' b?cn received, and is even superior to
any previous i3au3. It contains 128
pies, crowded with valuable inf-nrma-t
on concerning the different varities of
" aeds for the farm, vegetable and flower
garden, as well as bulbs, plants, thorough
bred live "stock and fancy poultry. A
special feature of this catalogue is the
fact that tlir; descriptions of thfi various
vegetables and llowt-rs are true to nature,
h:ivjiuj been written from notes taken
during growth on the firm's trial grounds.
There are a dozen or more striking novel
ties in both vegetables and Sowers, with
illustrations from nature, and the envia
ble reputation established by VW. Atlee
Burpee & Co. for introducing only val
uable varieties warrants favorable atten
tion to these new candidates. The c.iti
loguo is copiously illustrated, contains
handsome colored plates and is bound
within an attractive co?r. It is mailed
free on application to "W. Altee Burpee
& Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
It mav be interesting to tha readers to
know the speed at which ducks fly down
wind: llallards, from 45 to 50 miles an
hoar; Black duck, from 45 to 50 miles
an hour; Pintail,' from 50 to CO miles an
hour; "Widgeon, fron 05 to 70 miles an
hour; Wood duck, from 55 to (iO miles
an hour; Gadwall, from CO to 70 miles
an hour; Iiedheadfrom 80 to V0 miles
an hour; Bliiisi wicgtail, from GO to 100
miles an hour; Green wingtail, from 80
to 100 miWari hour; Eroadbill.Troin 85
to 110 miles an hour; Canvas back, from
85 to 120 miles an hour; Wild gcesc,
from 80 to 00 miles an hour.
With that supreme degree of gall
r which wq. American patent-medicine
rtisers are pre-eminently distinguish-
send- Tjik IlEnT.r twenty live
;i ad., for a medicine v.arrai-t:d
i. "rieiie insert this no
un-; you will give us tv.i
of your ; r as an ad- j
n. a we "vijii to c1: con-!
ii .a'1 rei t'ii' ia tV.e s-..-.-.r "
Vjf this rimi d.t- s not speedily'
sue.a roninum
nation to ;
h an ore:- '
.US': tll'.-i.i
Will haV ? 311 :
as wilt c.
r,l
-! voo!JO, la now worth ouly 2'A00.
Three physicians liavo loft I'aiis for
Australia, taking with tliom g.-rms of
eliieken clu!cra. Tim Australian aro
about to adoj t 1'a.stenr'u phia of des:troy
ing tlii'ir rabbit-!, in tho faco eif very
strng opjxisitK n.
Jliih'ons of j;iek rabbits migrated from
Oregon to Idaho during the cold fax-11 in
tho far northwest. Thy crossed tho
fro-en waters of tho Sn:kt river in hordes
and presented a wondorful spectacle to
t!io people who saw them.
Tln Bank of New York has a cheek
yellowed by firo which was drawn by
Aaron Burr Aug. 14, 178-1, and also
a'-other rheck drawn by Talleyrand and
Gulian Verplanek. It i s now "nearly 10 I
years since the bank w as established.
There-arc-1 different missions in the
Mexican republic, 11 different denomina
tions, 2'.' foreign workers, 12.BI5 com
municants, adherents about CO, 000; there
have been 50 martyrs; there are 8d or
dained native preachers and 05 unor
duined. The autographs belongingto tho collec
tion of the late Bsu: Perley Poore liave
been sold at auction, and netted about
i;,509. The highest price paid for any
one autograph was '.)0, for a letter writ
ten by Edgar Allan Poe upon the subject
of "The Raven."
The barb wire industry is in a fair
way of being overcome. According to
The Iron Age there are forty-four manu
facturers in this country wiio own 1S)1
machines. It is estimated that in 200
working days, running single turns, they
will make 300,000 tons of barb wire,
while tho consumption ranges front i;;0,
000 to 150,000 tons a year."
Some of the society men of Pari3 are
advocating tho adoption of a more suit
able etyle of evening di-ess. The cijstumo
proposed consists of imckle shoes, silk
slocking?., knee breeches, velvet coat
(curtailed), lace rufdes, etc. The pro
moters aro anxious io avoid the dress
which causes, sometimes, mistaking re
semblance between guest and waiter.
When tho mercury was 22 degj. be
low zero at Virginia City, Nov., a big
black dog walked to the mouth of the
Utah shaft of the Co.t.s! oc-k mines and
jumped down. Some asserted that lie
had committed suicide., It i i more like ly
that he felt tho hot air rushing up from
below and wanted more of it. lie fell
230 feet, and hadn't aS.iio'.o lono k-fi.
Curious Mirage in Elaine.
A em-ions mirage has . been seen at
Gray, Jle. : "The thermometer flood at
about 0 degs. below, tho su:i was ob
scured by a light cloud, a slight, misty
haze pervaded the lowland:-., but the sky
was otherwise almost cloudless-;. Sud
denly along the horizon, from north to
ea-t, the whole outline underwent a
change as if by mairic. Ilugo rines.
never seen before, stood out against the
sky for a ramus of ten miles. h I urther
to the left appeared treses with the tops
slightly flattened and joined together.
looking like massive columns supporting
a colossal bridge, the top appearing per
fectly straight and even ; in the center a
ridge of land, covered with beautiful
c!m3 and maples, was visible, and a hill
several miles beyond tho natural horizon,
with a strip of tmioer cn it, and a per
spective beyond as far as the eye could
reach.' Brooklyn Eagle.
Two Portraits of Poe.
Onlv two original portraits of Edgar
Allan Poe aro to be found in this citv.
That one of them which hangs in the gal
lery of the Historical society is an oil
painting, and represents him as he looked
in his better days, before the knell of
"Nevermore" had entered his brain. The
other portrait, which is in water colors
aad of small size, belongs to a gentleman
who la.st week set it on an easel amid a
group of Toe's admirers. It represents
him in liis later years, near the end of
his life, wdien both body and mind were
nearly wrecked. He is seated on a
chair, over the back of which his right
arm is thrown, and his listless attitude
and vacuous expression are melancholy
remmders of the fall of the magical pott.
One of the party who saw the old por
trait, and who had known Poe at that
jjcriod of his life, was startled by its real
ism. It was the work of a Philadelphia
artist named Smith. New York Sun.
A New IiiBuraaco Idea.
A new commercial idea consists of a
combination of insurance with the ordi
nary commercial agency. A canvass of
tho wholesale dry good3 trade in New
York city was mace nearly a year ago,
and the encouragement obtained was
sufficient not only to warrant the pro
jectors of the enterprise to go ahead, but
also to start upon a second concern of
the same kind. Their plan is to insure
the payment of debts by retail merchants
throughout the country to New York
wholesalers, jobbers . and manufacturers
from whom they buy gcnxls. This seems
at urst like a wildly reckless undertak
ing. Nevertheless, the two con; panics
jove beyn sufficiently vapUalized to bcgii;
operations on a considerable scale. Pub
lic Opinion.
If. in seme counties, murderers cannot
l hanged or imprisoned, perhaps they
might be taxed. Cour ier Journal.
uiiANEIt.
--.iy Pectoral possesses power
"lietding qualities, which manifest
themselves win-never this remedy is em
ployed in colds, coughs, throat or lull"
troubles. Its anodyne and expectorant
effects are promptly realized. It is a
chemical success and a medical triumph
Eggs, Esse, Eggs!
Lots of eggs and no s-ick, drooping
chickens where Will J. Warrick's Im
proved Poultry Powder is used. Just the
thing to make hens lay and keep them in
good health. Try one pound, it will
only cost you 20 cents, and if you are
not satisfied he will refund the money.
Also Ground Bone and Oyster Shell, 4 lbs.
for 25c at Wn.r. .1. AVaiiiuck's.
j :5rii d&w-th.
If you require a spring medicine' if you
are .suffering with languor, debility, pim
ples, boils, catarrh, chronic sores, scrofu
la, or loss of appetite, or any disease aris
ing from impure blood, take Ayer's Sa
rsaparillia the saftest and most econom
ical of all b-ood purifiers.
Rsad Warrick's bis; ad on last
page. It w-d
A literary event of National impor
tance has taken place in Japan. There
was recently discovered in the Ashikaga
College (Tsuh-li llioh) a copy of Hwang
K'uu's Confucian Analects, over 1,200
years old, with all th:. ancient commen
tator's notes. This work Ii is disappear
ed in China ever si nee th" Southern Sung
dyr.:isty,V., for some 700 or 800 ye;:rs;
and, as the whole history of the present
copy is known, thu Chin-so government
has directed the Minister in Japan ro
purchase it, if possible.
A good head of hair is desired by yei y
one. Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair II?
newer will restore the hair, il the hair cells
are not closed up.
egg's Chsrfy CoKg!', Cyrup.
Is warranted for all that the label calls
for, so if it do'.s not relieve your cough
you can call at our sioie and the money
will be refunded to you. It acts simul
taneously pn all parts of the system,
thereby leaving no bad results. O. P.
Smith & Co., Druggists.
.1md&',
A.U EXTRAORDINARY OFFER
TO ALL. WANT !.'; f51IXOVMI'.Sl'.
V.'e niMit live, eneivetie, asenis i it every
(Mi-.ir.y in tl;e Ciete'd State.- ar.d C;:;i:i'ia to sell
a patent article of treat merit,":-' itk :,!ej:its.
At; ai tie e h-i via a large f.-a'.J ai in ever l:iu
p:'reent. profit, lisvinj; no er'!aetii:en, aad on
v.-liich the asert is protected in tiie exi;His,ve
sale hy a deed n'tveii for each and e' ery eie.n
i.y he nir.y secure frein in. vi:li 11 tlitse tid
v:a:la"s to our aue..ts. and ih tact tliiit if i
an article th -v casi he sold to every lmusehoi
.w o , it 'niu'it .o-t he nee.-sary to make "A ;i
Exiraoi-diarry tIIor" t secure ;oi1 aeents at
once, oat e ave cot eluded to make ii to
show. u t only eur confide-ue ia tho merits ol
nir inven ion. I -t in it--u!ahi'ity by any aire t
that, w ill r.anoie it w itli eneriry. i uir "agetits
now at work n matvintr tti4 Sl.'o to s.ii a
launtli clear, arid tins fact makes it .-!e lor i.s
to make onrofierto nil w!io aiv out of 'mploy
r.ietiL. Any aem ihat will 'ive our Pu-iness
a thirty d js' i r . 1 and fail to clear at least
t io-; in iliist.me, alu-ve all expenses, can re
t urn all 1'ixids uns-dd to us a"d we will ref ii:U
l he money pa d fortheui. Noueh employer
ol .-rent ever itared to make such offers, nor
would we if we did not kuow that up have
aj.'ets now making more than douhle this
amount. Our l.vj;e dosci ipt ive circulars ex
main our olfer fully, a in the.-e we wish to eei)-
to evetyone oil oi emidoymei.t who will ktiI
;:s three one cent stamps lor po-tate. Send at
.n:ce and Kccine the aieney in ti.nefor the
hooni. aad jio to work mi the t ries named in
our e.Mraoidinarj' olfer. Adc'res". at once,
-NATIKNaI, NOVKI l Y CO..
flS 3ia-d.vW Elf Smitlilictd St , filt-ibur;-, Ta.
5500 Reward.
We will pay he above reward ftr any
case of liver complaint, dyspepsia, sick
headache, indigestion, constipation or
costiveness we cannot cure with
West's Vegetable Liyer Pills, when the
directions are strictly complied with.
They are purely vegetable, and never
fail to give satisfaction. Large boxes
containing DO sugar coated pills, 25c.
For sale by all druggists. Ueware of
counterfeits and imitations. Tin genu
in.; manufactured o'nlv bv John Q. W e ll
.& Co.. 8(52 W. Madison St. Chicago, Its
Sold bvW. .J Warrick.
Bridgo NottcC
The County Commissioners of Cass
county, Xebrnska, will receive bids up to
noon of April 4, 18S3, for the building
of pile bridges that mav be built in Cass
. anility for said year. All piles lo be of j
Si;te or burr oak, SxS or 10x10, yv hen
required; ca; s the same, joists 3x12 pine,
injuring to ho of white or burr ::;:.
All s-way-braecs to b-j bolted with one
inch bolt through each p;ie. Hand rails
all t he bolted with -l h): h l.olis. All
tiridges less thin -J.0 fc.-t in lenjith. Sx
piling and SxS csp--. All spans 20 fe I
-j ml (iver, 11 joists to span; under 20 feet
J joists to sji.-.ti.
Holders to furnish plans anil speciric-
ti-'ns with bid;.. I-.iar.t u-serves right 5
reject ttuy a.id ll Lid-.. ,
Attest: P. r.ii Cr.iTc:iFi:i.r.
Count v Clerk.
A. H. Tr.DD. ) "
. AB. Dickson, ) Corn's.
J !
1.HT-IS Foi.TZ.
IiC2d Warricli'o big cd- on Inst j
pac. Itv.-cl i
AA'hat i probably the most venerable
piece of furniture in existence has jtit
been deposited in the Ihitish nimeum.
It is the throne of (Jueeu Ibit.isii, who
reigned in the Nile valley some l,(".(i(l
years before Christ and twenty-nine years
before Moses. This now dilapidated ob
ject seems to be of lignum-vita-, the carv
ings of tho legs being inlaid with g.dd,
and those of the back with silver.
J Kowai -led ;n e IIiiim.- who
f iv:- 1 I liis an .j f lien r.rt ;
Ih.'V i.l Unci I'l.ii'U
in n ! nv'i'-iit i
it 111"-- a. Ill 1..III1II; 1 !.
profits ;irc l;iry ;unt sure
for rvery iiwiuslncin prison . many have male
nl lire now iniikiiar (evei;tl liun-'icil dollars
Iicr inontli Jt is easy for un oi.e io injiki- s,1
aril m.v.'iir.Is iKTdny. w ho is willing to v i,rk
i'Ai l:cr si-x, youiii." r "1 ' ; eajiita! not ihmnI-1 ;
v f.lait y'ii. KvprvtiiitiK new. No spt-ciiil
iiliilti y l c)!iii -fil. you, reaai-r. cen do it as well
f ni'.y I'm1. W rile tons a! uiw-i; for full par-tw-ulais
which p inail free. Address Stirs- ii
.S: Co.. 1'ciihiinl. .Maine.
l as rt1 vol-itioni. i ll
Tt.. Milt IHf. I liV
!"J past half ci.iury.
j SNotlea'-t arno'-fr t he
I woi.d'-r of inv nlr.i'
l I proeifM is a nn-tl od
Ht world diulnjr t lie
nud (vr teni of w- i k
that, caa le p"i f lined all Jver 11". count rv
wiihout senarat nu,' tin; woikers fto:n tlieir
lioiiirn. l'av li!ieral ; :-y one can do l li v oi l;
i-i her sex. voen x or old ; ii f eitil ahility i-
jisireil Capital i;t. i:ifdrl ; ' are started
tie' Cut Mi's ait ami return to us aM we will
sen! vou fref, soiiietliiiij; of treat imiortai'c
and value to ou. t ha will "tai t von in husiuevs
tiiicli wi'l l.rinir you in more money rihi
fiwav than anythin-; '!se in the w-.rld. C'lo il
outfit fret-. Ad.tiess 'true t Co.. Anc sta. M.
i?S(M Woiiil'i s ei.-t in thoii
S I 4 Sj-ai'd ol for:!i. hut are s r
a it unasseii liy t he niai velrf o: in
P' vent ion. 'I 'i(.sr wh iiic in
ft C i-.mim) i.f !i-.in iiif woi:.-
ij h fL Fi S S S eaa li.i doin? while livir.j: : i
llUIlie MiltiJIII :t I I'll T S'-I.l;
tilt il- i.iliiic: to I T: ! :.-T t - .
Tortlan l. "Mnine. and receive free full ii'l.-nra-lieti
how eiila r. r-. f all aues, ra" earn li ".in
S" to ;er day a".i upwards v.h- rever tl.ev
live. Vou sue started fre- : en (dial net. n"ed d
S me ha v made 'ver .;:.")0 in oae day at ini
wo! i;. Ail m v f ed.
Our (1.1 ft ehiid. now six jcais of : . e,
when :mi nif-int i iiiotiths old wa? a the :
v:t!i a iiiiii-nt. n::iiii;ii .nt .--kiu disease. U
erar.-ary emeuies ti.i.it j;. v.e called on f ie ii v
(hysician. wlio a: temju.-d to -i re it; Im i.
sprea-i with almost incn-d Ide rapidtty. it. ill
t ::e io er peri ion ol t he li'tle fellow 's tir o:i.
from the middieof his ln.ek ie-wii to hi- kj.: !.
was oet solid rash, paiuful. t:i;iy. lilocli. d '
malicious We lnul imr. i. nuiilit, n. ps-.u-e
ly day. I'inahy we were advi-cl to tiy f'e
C:;ri t'RA 1;j.mi;iiks. The ( licet wassiu j..-.
m;;r cllou-. la three or oar wi elds :i co - pii-u-cat
.was vou;;ht. Paviii'j the little fel.ew
P' rsei. as v!!'i' and lit al! iiy as I liouyh he h;'il
never lie-i- at'aoi.ed In m op niiju M-nr
vn'ual ie r.-medies saved his life, and t- ii;iv
l-ei.H ;. s lii i j:, healthy child, perfectly we'd,
i o repetition of lit; dbcase having vC. n
eun d.
(.i.o. r,. s:.htm.
At;'y at law and Mx-l'ios. Atl'y. Ashland. .
I"KKi-:itKC9. : d. G. Tcis!.In:j;'-it,Ai-iil;aid,0.
THOUSANDS OF OITILDEE57.
A r- luii-'i into I he w;a Id vcry day with scm
r zeniatoiis :iHe"tim. 1 1 : -i i as milk cruvt. s-'u'l
head, seini oi ('andt'lilT miic to develop into an
air -nii a e.-ze. a. the tet.inj;, I:rii --iij; d-li!.-iir.!fMn
(o which ti'iike iife a pr 'e.'it (1 tor
ture unless prot-e ! trea'ci.
A v;.: oi hut a it h eir.itiiA S'Ai ex-qatnit--
Skia IVaui.P.er, a'i" a sienie apiIi.:a
ti -ii of Ct; i iecnA, the -reat Sm'ii Cure, with a
little t'u Tl- L'UA Dks i.vknt. the new Blood
Pari tier, is o'teu suoieiei.t to arrrst th" pro
ciess of the disea.se, and point to a sueedy a;id
pef!u;.nei:t euro
lie- c-', no moi per who loves Iter children, who
takes )nide in their hcau'y, purity and heallii,
im he-towini; upon C em a childV j-!catest in -lientanee
i fkin with tit a blemish, t'tul a
b ilv licui ish(-d hv pure hlood, -l.m, hi fail lo
make trial of tlie'Ci Tiet KA Ui::.ikk'Ks.
Sold vervwhere. Trice, C";ticl'i?a. ."."c. ;
S(iap. 'ir.c. : i!F.s.ii.vrT. -1 l'rep- lt-d ly the
PoiTKlt Ultfi; AND CllF.MICAt. Co., Ko-tOll
Mass
CCSepd for "ilP'.v to Cur? -'kin Jilscases "'
C4 -ages. SO illastrutlons. and 10a testiuioQi.ils
TJ "DT7"J V ki- ud Seaip pre.ervej and
O beaut fled by Cl lieu-iA MKpl-
catkii soap.
Consiiluiionai Catarrh.
Ko single diset fc has entailed more ntiti i in;
or has! eued the. breaking up of the canstiii:
t'o.'. than Catarih. The sense of smelt of ta-te
of siicht, of he-i: in; . the hinuati voice, th miad
one or more, and soiariiines till, yi -M to it.
destr le't ive influence. '1 he poi.-on it d.inl"t es
il;i(Ui;:l)out the syjt. ta a'laeks every vilai
force, and breaks up tit most robust f pnn-ii
ta ions. Ignored, bee iiie hu: li'tle under
siood, by mos' physi iar.s l-vj otei.ily assash-.'.
by iU -cii' Ki;il eh-irl tin-, those sti.Tc'.t- u; from
it liave liie Impe to htr r li-ved this side of the
jrrave. 1! i.s t'tne. the -, t hat t he popular t reat
ne nt of this t n ih'.e disease by reiue.Iie- v. i i:
i'i t lie rach of till p:-ss'-i! inio iiaads at once
coi. jiet'-iit and trust wt itliv. 'Ine new ;"id
l itherto untried method adopted by )r Sa.'
lord i th prene.raii id i f i:i.i UaiiI'-al ('liii.
lias won th- hearty anprovnl of bi-u-ands. f .
i- is'antat ious in aft'ordirt; i elief In ;iM l,i-.u
colds. s;ie zini:.Hin:fl;i'i Hud obstructed bre:. h-
n-.-, aol ratddlv renioves the niot oppren-iv?
s) nij-.t'i t-s ciea:ii-( the head, sweteu!i:Lr the
br e.'li. rc-toriii t!:e -iisea of iiHl, f.-wt lei
)iear'.-:jri .,,,, tra'dz the cotistr.ulii r.ai
t'-st'tet'cvcf ;!i3 dis-ase t-jwi;:di the Juujr. hv
i r a:.d l i;!'-eys
San K'Min's" KaiiIcai. '"I'k consis'ii rf on---b.'tMe
i,f the i:.i)ti'Ai.f!iTK. oae 1 .ixCata j
h vt, S -t.vK.v r aud an i:-: pkovsu Imi.u.k:;,
; I.' .- si.
1'';t- Piii"': CFtivir.u. Ci It.iST'is
1
r.---rm I-" i 'J i.i "i-f uiH iiii" ov :-r-
v. -ions .'.nlili-lc ro fain. f; ::v : a-
'iVitieis i'.nl W(. the C'Mti-
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Sugar Cured Meals, Barns. Bacon, Lard, &c., Lc
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Over Bank of! Cttss Co-iinty,
PLATTSMOUTH, - NEB.
Improved and unimproved Ileal Pstute in all puts ef the ( liy, for sale. City prop
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SOUTH PARK LOTS
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Insurance v.aiiten in the obi f lio-nix, .Ktnti and Hartford instiranee rimpanies.
Entire satisfaetion given in all bu-in -s tr.irisaetions. Ili-tueiid'er the pl;e-e, at tho
Corner of ?.Iaiti and Fif'tlt St.-.,
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