She 5T.ctefca gcraltl.
iLocill. NEWS-
rjg' A theitre I nliout to he opene
i.i Nebraska Citj under the manns'Mnent
cf a Mr. Totter, in old hand at the bus
Inest.
rrrXhev bttfi a cayote chninrd at
the Sews office in Denver, which that pa
Ter avs r!robW a Johnson man ina
mnoh a it "swirls around the circlo,"
which its chain alows it to do, and looks
sneakicp and Terr much cowed.
The Sews says that Dr. Frank
Howard and Jaraes Reed, Esq., of thst
city, have gone to Iowa on a "drumming"
excursion. We belitv our business men
can do a better and cheaper job of
'drummin:r" t)T lending: copies of the
Herald through the country.
We would call the attention of our
readers to' the alrertisemont of Mr
Whiting, of St. Joseph, in to day's paper
The business rafn of St. Joseph are
branching out in tte wholesale business
considerably, and w hope they will meet
with the succeis they deserve. We Fee
no reason why they should not do an ex-
tensire wholesale business, end we hope
our buyers will consiler the matter well
before they po further east to make pur
chases. The aent of Mr. Whitin-was
in town yesterday, and sol i'several lar;e
bills, showing that heeould furnish any
thin in their line as cheap as it can be
fcad further east.
n-rrm Thurtdd'j'a Vaily
r?"A ladv in Pike Ccuntr, M. has
W zr -
called her baby Veto, in compliment to
the President.
(ryThe office of the Omaha Republican
will be removed to the new building on
Douglas street, on Monday the 13th inst.
3TheBand can appreciate Tlakcll's
legerdemain. The meinfcers know exact
ly what was done, but catnot tell exactly
hnu- it was done. It wit act as fo j 1
for tho mind," which is tie design of the
performer.
C57"Ve have just receive, a large
stock of Card, Card IJ.vird, IJ:!l-head
paper, Flit-L'ap. FlatJ.ettir, and a gen
eral assortment of everytli'n
needed in
tho jb priming line.
Si-nd in your or-
ders if jou want neat work at reasonable
prices.
f5"Somo one of tin? county officials of
IliohirJs in county has c irw'.u 1 il te butt
his brains out against the X-!'rus!.iuu.he
Republican pnpt-r of thar c.nnty. Pierce
will make it warm for him, us hr ought.
A newspaper in Nebraska c inuot be con
tluctrd to suit every bctly. ind when sin
indifidaal sets himself against on? lio
came it is not run in las exclusive inter
est lie should be handled without glives
7j?A "beuiiCl" in evidently c'at
thing; nt 1? it the I'itittMuouth I5rasn
Rind is of that opiuion. Tho Rand
pl.-.yed f..r lluud'.n two nihs and lie
. laved fr the hi oni. Til? ue of the hall
nnd the license were donated last r.ilit
in account of tho performance being j
'btncSt" for the 15 m 1. These two it"ini
would have amounted to exactly 10
lloudin returned $'J.15 as the receipt
T.ieRanl played three nights ncd pi:J
iyi;j Jhtctiit fin- the yrhilf.:', nenelitn'
nre grrat thing?. Thoie wi re about one
hundred and twenty-five persons present
tickets oOots. Louk out for "benefits''
in Omaha. ...
Trtm Friday's p"l!j.
CJThere is no b' tter evidence of the
prosperity of Nebraska, or of theincrcus
ing attention she is attracting, than the
fact that every lino of public convey
ances is crowded. Mr. Wheeler, of the
Kansas and Nebraska stage line, has
substituted four horse Concord Couches
in place of the two-horse hack hereto
fore used. The increasing travel made
the improvement necessary.
"W are not in favor of universal
boasting (a system often employed by
others) of the celebrity of this or that
medicine, and we keep our prahe until
we have positive knowledge of the value
or virtue of an article. It fclvcs us
pleasure however to recommend to our
readers Dr. C. W.Roback's Stomach Bit
ters, Blood Puiilhr mid Blood Pills
The Bitters give tone to the Stomich, aid
digestion and rciovigorate the system,
restoring shattered and broken down
constitutions. There can' be no better
Teanedy for purifying tho blood than 'he
Turifier and Blood Tills.
tsAnother Ere occured this morning,
in the North-west part of t jwn About
four
o el fi
tho brewerv of Mr. Breed
was discovered to be on fire, and was
totally consumed in a few minutes after
the fire was seen. Tha building was in
jured in tho Illinois Central company to
the amount of $1,000 something near
its value. There wa9 about !j500 worth
of grain in the building upon which there
wa no insurance. The fire is supposed
to have been the work of an incendiary,
as Mr. Breed was in the buiiding just be
fore night and says there was not a par
tide of fire there at that time. This is
the seojod fire within a short time which
is believed to have been act, by some
fcoandrel, ard it is about time he or tbey
were hunted up and taken care of. No
man's property is safe while such char
acters are allowed to run at large and
vent their spite in -this manner oither up
on a personal cnemv or upon the town.
We do not know that this Gre was the
work of an incendiary, but it would do
Do harm to endeavor to find oui and
should such prove to be the fact, we say
punish the culprit severely.
Fnm utvrcay' bally
J. N. Wise, at the Boole Store, has
just received at large let of ecbool ami
miscellaneous books.
C5TThe Nebraska Citv Sice says : "A
private telegram from St. Joseph to the
Mayor of thiw citv, informs ns that two
men namd Chi rl"s Ilenrv and Frederick
Siegle, having in their poisessioa two
horses one an iron grsy and the other a
black horse, both four years old, have
been arrested at St. Joseph. They state
they stole the horses five miles from Ne
braskaCity "
ZSTRer: Geo. C. Betts, Rector of St.
Luke's Pariah, proposes opening n High
'School in this city. Parents who desire
their children to go through a prepara
tory course, without .change, pf teaobers,
will find Mr. Beets' School a!l; that tbey
ask. Pupils under his charge will receive
tha very best moral .instructions, which
is of ns great importance lis grammar or
mathematics. ' ' ' ' " L 1 '' '
(J?"The demand for Nebraska wheat
is so great in St. Louis that the' nu'uiber
of steam-boats on the river is entirely in
adequate to supply it. There are now
thousands upon thousands of bahe!s
awaiting' shipment, and the boats ha?e
their full down cargo engaged before
they leavA St. Louis Let us hare more
' oats. It will certainly pay at the rates
charged for freight ; and the American
people aro generally not slow to supply
any demand as long as it will "pay.-"'
C3?"L5. E. Langdon, Esq., General
Western agent of the Merchants Union
KxpieS, called on us to-day. Mr. Lang
don is at present cngng dpn establishing
agencies, an4 informs us that in th
course of a few days goods will be trans
ported through to this and other points in
Nebraska by this company Maj. D. II.
Wheeler has been appointed agent at this
place, and is now ready to receive and
forward goods through by this company.
It is a new organization, and proposes to
materially lessen the cost of sending
gooJs by express.,
C"We are orry to note that Mr.
Marks, on account of,iil health, is com
pjlled to su pend his Masonic teachings
through the Glenwjad Opinion.
CSTThe Ladies of the M. E. Church
Milo Society, will give a public entertain
ment, at Prof. E. R. James, on Wednes
day eve, thii 1 kh inst. A large cake
containing a ring will be dispooud of
during the evening.
37"Dr. Juhn Black has handed us a
communication, whicu we decline pub-
li-hing for the following reasons : It does
not contain anything of vital importance
to tho public,' it is lengthy, and rcferb
wholly to personal matters. At the re-
(I'lt-at of the Dr. however, we will say
that the subject matter of the communi
cation is a call upon Mr. B. Spurluck to
show Ciiuse hv he, in a letter in the Her
ald of Suturdiy. is unwiKinir to have
hiiu (Dr. Black), sit in ju Igiuer.t upon
his aH'-iirs, and u'so calls upon Spurlock
to fhow any wrong he lias ever done.
We do pot dccLbe (.ubiiohiug the DrV
urticu b.cauac of uny ill will towurJi
j
Liiiii tr any particuiar thirg in the article :
but beuaus-3 we do not think the public
c ircs any .hing about tbj personal affairs
between hiin and .Mr. S uifoclt, and we
vvouiu preier to see iiietn bum uiup a
uijecl which, .ii mutually , uuiro. able
ana u: interesting;
CiT"A correfpondent iu the lit publican .
reierring to our article in regarJ to a
bridge atross the Platte, urges tbat.lt
should be buik 'oiUL-whcre between the
inouth of E'khorn river und Saline Creek,'
because'Mt would be the means of bring
ing to' our city (Omaha) a large portion
of the trad? of Cass, Clay, Butler, Lan
caster and Sauudors' counties. We did
not propose the erec:ion of a bridge
across Plutte for the exclusive benefit of
Ouiaha cr any other point, but, for the
good of the whole Territory and tho' ae
commodation of the travcTng public.
While a Iridic at the poin. spokan of by
this c i respondent would evidently be a
gojd thing for Ouiaha, it certainly would
not be for the bcst interests of the Terri
tory in general, not wou!d it accommo
date tha traveling public to any great ex
tent. In fact, we believe it would be of
far greater benefit to Oni iha, even, to
have the bridge on the main lino of trav
el, and we think this correspondent 6ees
benefit' only in that which would harm
some other point than the one where he
reside., and not in a measure that would
do good to all alike. Wo certainty need
a bridge, and hope that ro person wil;
attempt to get up a sectional feeling as
to where it should to, for so sure as that
i done there will be no bridge built.'
Go ahead and build one where common
seDS3 would designate as the proper
place, and in course of time we cats hove
another if there is any need of it. But
above all things do not throw obstacles in
the way of having any br dge at all.
JYom Tuettiay'i Daily.
, "Ve want a few cords of good wood
!
from some one indebted to the IIerAld
office. B-!ng it right along
Now is the t.uic to buy real 'rotate
in this city. Thoee who want propertv
here and fail to secure it before next
maimer will see their mistake.
3TThe St. Joseph Herald is not a
very good prophet. Btfore the election
it elairavd 7,000 coneeratire majority in
that district. Tne returns shows 8,000
on the other side.
fsTWe W'H furni3h tba weekly Her
ald anl a copy of either Harper.s Wetk
ly or Harper's Magazine one year for $'S.
The subscription price to either the H'cA-
t'j or Magazine is .f t. Who wants them?
Mr. Herald : ' ; ; f
Please announce through" vour col
umns that the Christian.Church will com
mence a prorrneted meeting this evening,
November 13th, at 7 p. m.. in the Brick
School House in Plattsmouth.
D.
C37"I'he members of Nebraska Chapter
No. 3, are requested to meet on to-tnor
row evening, 14th inst., at half past 6
o'clock, to attend to business of impor-
'
tance. r. ,
J. J. iiise 11. V. pro lem
("A slight "onpleasantness" occured
between two citizens last night, andser-
ral harsh words appear"- to have got
tangled in the mouth of one of them af
least that part of his face shows signs of
it to-dav.
k t"The Council Bluffs Xonpareil says
a gentleman in that city is making prep
arations to commence the manufacture
of paper the coming springy IVe hope
he will not "back out," but will contin
ue his preparations. It will pay the
manufacturers and the consumers.
)5We have received the first number
of the Tri-Weekly Press, of Nebraska
City, 0. II. Irish' Editor and proprietor.
It is a six column paper, containing ten
columns ol reauinz matter, ana me
mechanic il appiiarance is a deoided in'
nrovement on the former dailv. It de.
serves a lioeral patronage, and we aope
it will receive it.
We have made arrangements with
T. Cumraings, Esq.k, to canvass this and
adjoining counties for subscribers to the
Herald. Every man in Cass, Lancaster,
Saline nnd Seward counties should hav3
the Herald, and we hope they will not
delay the time of commencing. Give us
a large list and we will ugree to give
your money back if you are not satisfied
at the end of the year. Let our friends
tnrouiihout the different counties do what
they can to increase our circulation, und
thus enablo us to give them a better
naner. I '
Ail Honest iachitie.
The Rev. O. W. Hubbard, of Wilson
N. Y., writes to the i'cox & GibsbSew
ing Maching Co. "I have regarded your
mach'ne as the most perfect in construc
tion and working of any I have seen, but
now, after taking it to peices,- I admire
it more and more. r. is an hu:vet machine:
and I hope every man and woman who
owns one will take a pattern from it, in
principle ana duty.
MARRIED-
MILLER WI11DACI1RE On the SVn
st., in this city, by Judge Marshall,
Mr. Lewis A. Milllr and Mis Elizabeth
Whidaciire, both of Mills county, Iown.
D.H. .Wheeler at home again.-.
I take treasure in .in form n mv util
business ratron that I nm nt hnn.c
;a;n ana esiaMineil in the Uencr.il
Aeucy business as of old. Thankful
, . - T ,. . ,
for raft favors, I now solicit the pit.
ronn-e of uiv old, nnd all new friends to
toofivc me a call. I will endeavor to
give 8iitisf action tp all. ,
A 1 business intrusted to my cara will
receive iny prompt and personal atten
tion. Give me a call at the old ollicc in
he Court House. '
D. II. Wheeler,
of firm of D. II. Wheeler & Co.
Plattsmontl Xeb. Oct. 13th lSSG
C s?"IF YOU WANT A GOOD SUIT OF
READY MADE CLOTHES, Oil A SUIT
MADE TO ORDER, GO TO S. U. WALK
ER,OLD POST OFFICE.
July 1G d tf
SUBSCRIPTIONS
Keceived at the News Depot, for anv
of the Magazines, Perredicnls and Xews
Papers' of the day, at the ' Pdblishers
prices
Pjf.Xotc is thv ixmt to su!-scrilc.
Oct. 2a. '
F0a SALE-
A houe suitable for removing.
qaire at this office. '.
Nov. 3 d tf. '
En-
A
WANTED. 400 or 500 bushels of
Oat!, to be stored somewhere on Weep
ing Water. For particulars enquire of
Nov. Sdtf J., G.MILLER.
T0LLT A suit of three rooms in N
as- a. -'
v. cart or town. Arwlv to s. Duke.
OR. M H. M'CLUSKEY
DENTIST. v
Wi ! d all wo k in hi-line on sbort ootiac. , '
JC?Offica wit'a Dr. Lirinion. i
J uly 6.
SETTLE UP.
All persons indebted to me by acconnf.
euTe forthwith. 'All account Hnnaid
will, after a reasonable length of time.
be placed in the hands of an officer for
collection. -. .
sep5dtf ' - Geo. Bocck.
. '
C"In going for or ordering eoods.
the great question to be solved is wlvers
they can be had so as to enable the pur
chaser to make the greatest profit , If
they can be hod ner home for about the
same money that would have to be raid
at a gre-uor distance, it is certainly an
inducomrnt. Let our dealers in Gro'ee"
ries, Liquors, p.c, reason m-m this pub"
iect, and whpn thev want rnvthing in the
line, go to westneimer it Lppstein, m
St. Joseph, anri we d'lubt ,not. they cm
mnte it more profitable than to seni or go
further east. ' ; " jGlin
EKiiOi4S O?ktT,0LTH. "
4 get.tlajmo who aaffcr tlffor yejrn from Ne'fus
Dehilijy, Pretnatur H' car, al ail the eff ct 'H
youthful imrUc-eticn, wB1, for ilierake of cufff-ln
humanity, setjd fiee to all whof n-td it. the retit
and .directiot. for nakii.g- Uii- rt-.iple rtmt'yky
wi.ith he ira cured Si ft-rv t t ithtiif io proHt by
the eder;ir"s expertfce, can Ho fo ly address I. 6,
in perfect -i riCdecce. John B Cwizy,'
sepl5u3ca . No. 4a.r fct.. Nik Yotk
UWLLLIVUS nt all price.
Any pe-Foos wirhiiig to pnrchae Farni-p'operry or
Roid-ncet iu town, will Had thcni for sale at 411
prices. Hi
E. SI. tOREIXGTOX,
rcrT. Ksai Kstxit C5T
Flattsinoxith lodge No- 6, A- F. &
A.M.
5 iir!ilarcmniunictions 1st and 3J MonUyi ofeca
month, t ti I 2 o'clock, m.
. T. DUKE, W. M.
J.G. HOWE, Sre.
Nebraska ChApterTTo-SrE- A- M.
Ureal .r ct.iiVi-fon 2.1 nI ilh WedDrfcdari of
( li luniih, at 6 1 2 o'cluek P m.
. J. G, HOWE, H. P.
J. C CCMMIN3, -
I. 0- O.F
rintte Lridirp. No. 7, meets ever? Saturday evening-
c-n" xy?r ?,t'er M"
ro repcl fully It TiU-J to Tttit th' Lol(rf
Byor.larof . . A . L. bPRAGUE. W. O
lfr..r a other lAJUgva
P. P. Oass. Ree. Sec'y.
I. 0. 0. T.,
Rpftntiirinc-tftiifts erery Friday eveDing. TrTt!ing
euii i . T. W. J-nitYOCK, TV. C. T
II. J. STKEIGH1, W. 8.
Wholesale dealer In
Boots. Shoes
. i j .
AND
NO. "72 FELIX STREET,
.ST. JOSEPH, - MISSOURI,
Icon'ant'y In receipt of all the VAri.ms "tries
from the manufacturers. Cash paid for Hiles,
Pelts, etc. . , neT7Jriy
t
Sheriff Sale.
Vr virtue of in execation to me directed frm the
i j.,iieii District, wittiin and f..r otoe ccuut.v Ne-
b anka Ter ltury, n1 bearinR Gate tne i nn day or
tirpttuibr, a. D-.1S6U. I. the subscriber. Shi-riiria
anil fur Ca s conr.ty and Territory f Nel, wiV -eii
t public auction, for cash, to the liihr-t ami he-t
bid'l r, in front of the Court Houne, in Plattsnuulh,
in Ca ciiumy, K. T.. on Saturday, the l'tli ilay ol,
XovcmWr next atone o'clock p. in., of said ly,
a'.l that certain tract of laud ciinated in Cass ci-u- ty:
N". T., arid km. wn and d'-wrilied a follows, to it r
S.iuth-wmt quarter (1 " toe south ea-t quarts.
(V) Of fection ihirty-flvo (35) , town eievef (11)
ranc- twt-lve (12), 'ait of tie.' 6th P. M., in Cass
cou-ity, Nebraska Territory.
Tak n ss ilie property of illiam sesbitf to Hat
ifv a judjzeuieut in favor of S. K. Nuckolls.
.1 - 1 I A 1 JL.. ' li,
Sbcr'ff. Cass rouutyty, N. T,
P P (1A lieputj helllT,
Sheriff's C3ice, October 16, IStiti,
BAKERY
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS.
MATHIS Si SONS,
(sucosaors to J. Tarcrl A Sons.)
Plattsmouth, Neb.
Keep constantly on hand a good supply of
FRESH DREAD,
PIES,
CAKES
and everything in the line. AJso ?
GROCERIES 4' PROVISldyS
of a'.l kinds.
Wasted : Country Produce, Butter, Ers, 4c
r-Give us a call.
sept. 85. 1?C5.
Wm. Stitdclmaim &,Co,
..... -J
One door west cf Dontlans Drug sorr.
Dealers in
Ready-made CIOtMllg,
GENTS' FURMSII xjk d GOOJS,
IIAT. rAP.s loots stiOi-.s,
'
and a Efneral stiik cf
OUTFITTING GOODS
Kor ,hp PiMns aiso, a la.pe lot . f
RUBBER CLOTH hYG. REVO LI
ERSJ-YD.YOTWXS.
We l inaht li-w and will sell c!,enr kt cash. C'i!.
ami h.muiiic our atock before ou buy n wh-re eiiel
jy 1 6S in. 6 I AitL.ilAi i Ul.
STUPPY & ' BBHH,
Ko. 16 Jitrth Fiftli VtPiet)
ST. JOSEPH, - - - MlSSOrl
T) -rs in
PIAK0S,! 0BGAHS,.MEL0Dr0N ,
VIoliiiH, Guiiari. i'luies Atfoi ile... l'lu!ins, Mu-
flc fjitiki. sdiI:IIET Mi'sio. Qtnuiiie Italian. "a
iern i.b ViUu iluL3 i4uisi 0 liauJ.
Witi. S. Thatcher,
t uccL-ssor lo
H- Knapp BalloTi,
)? 4 THIS PHYSIC! AW;
s u r;gk on.
Cures all rle of rorble disesse without me(ll''ie
Anions which are UtonrMtis, AMhirm. rrlrnslc
il..Tit. KS'iiinilrmn. Xeuralirla Paralyses, !, or
H arine. illxe.oe of tin1 Kye Canc-r, Tumors, Eciof-
K- liw-tt-. liTpepii. Ame. Ac., Ac.
M'iroiALV-t-rit eiire ii;iats diseases in an I .rms
in a f-w lia.YJU. ,' .
Olilc- at Platte Vali-J Hons.
1 r-m
V3
McELWAlN & FALES.
Ar? now
' rerwr-l tn do all k;nd" of wk In iLrli
h as HOL'-K. A'lUN'.OKNAM KNT.AL anJ
mv. Such as HOL
CARHIAI.E lalnliDg liilding,-tilaizing, Crau Ins
and KarH-r Hanging.
Mi-p on laiu sireet, opposite tne I'latie auej
Hon e.
Work itons with (1i-pa'.cb, and fatt-fs-tioa gaarin
titil ie n call.
April 'i'i, iltj;n.
, FOK SALE
tml iwn ..r. i k- More bnildinc 22 by 60 feet
witi i;oJ celUr; l.n lu 11"" i.articular i'-quire ol the
lUi.lHD oAKJ'OF rtnuiOL yimiwi"
'f 'h pli.es to ret rvrfnrrpry a' all mna ia si
1 , . BLACK. BUTTBRY ct CO.'A.
TT IVTOIV "P A OTTTO
e a . . -.
f5ai:
RAILEOAD !
UiLfl I
-FOJ
(
FRO T FASiEiiGERS
lon Pacific Kail Er.ad will mnPisseiife'er anti fiht
Ttaius
BET. "OMUHA 'KEARNEy.
Traius will 'ear Omaha PAILT (.Sundays except
el) , connecting at Kearney with
Holla day's Overland
MAIL a5d EXPRESS IpOACfilES
for Drnrir, Sn7t I.fikr. Viryiniit City and all points
in. Cotortiti'j, 7.'A. JtJ'ihu tnd Montantt.
' The' TMOM ' PACIFIC Rati. 1:CAT I nmp-y
equipped With ' fl" st c .sr i osctc. f i e'rtt raiw nd
er.clues, to do promp ly all l.nsn.e.s tt.a- aiur d(T r.
Parser Kers nwf rely on co connee'ion; e't lnd
wwt, snil fliipic-r rr 4-a rtl thai all fte jfl'1 wi''
receive dipa;ch and bed em! y handiej.
SAML B RKJP. Gtn"I upt.
W. cSTDElt. Gen'l 1' eight lj.ietAs'l. . -.-1 -Oraana.
AaS. lS.ia; usi0i!J.u8:ii. I 1
C.te- Blv;', Butte y U O.'s for ye-r L8
I aad Lakr. eaten
- ;:B : "N -E W M A N
. r ....
. -I ... . i,r
Couis'er Main and Tiiiud Sthuets, Plattsmouth
rV
ODTEIT-T-IKG . CLOTHING HOUSE!
IN-THE
Dealer
ie).fiii fP7iAfiTR rn rrriiTJirirkXirni
Gents' Furnishing-Goods.
lints Caps, Boots, Shoes,
Also a jarge lot of -
RUBBER CLOTHING
Of all descriptions always on ha nil.
tF' Calland examine
. .''
ISTew Masonic
Plattsrajutli, April 10th, 1863.
t
Simpson, Sharp & Col -y
Whoiosale
deceiving, Forwarding'and
And -tetfsa.'fooLt J3Lse3Q.ts,
PLATTSMOUTH,
Dealers in
FAXCY ASD STAPLE. JWOCERIES,
1 '.. i ." i ilk'.
PROVISIOXS,
WIS DO W-IiLISDS,
ST. LOUIS
GIsASS, -i
LATH, PICKETS, ETC., ETC
Al'o, A gents for thecelehrated
SEYMOUR'S NEW YORK
. Quaker Bbv and
W invilt all lo Call nnd ISes
mm
Picture
. t iuy i
A 1
' Xotth SUtMaitiH,1 -'-
rLrrsMorTii, - x.t.
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Piit tires -taken
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Oil and Lamps,
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Commission Merchants,
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Montgomery &. Willams
: tobacconists;
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GIGARS TOBACCO, PIPES.
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ways bancs onU . yU.
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Is prepared to do all kirxlsor work in , j. liDrt. urh
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...c Kan i y.m want gooa wort al .,w prices
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CITY MEAT MARKET,
! Empire Heat Market.
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ei:irns of this plac with thetcet
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CHEESE, POI'atOES,
A.XD VEGETAtiLns.
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COUNTRY
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To Clhj and Township Boards of Ed
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rti ict iltlccs. ' Fle.ifu UiJj.!y jauriflvei. at lh
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