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Beneficial Wild Bird.
t a recent ruetinr of the Ontario
agricultural commission held at Ixmdon,
Mr. William E. SanJers, the well-known
Canadian ornithologist gave an account
of gome insectivorous bird that were
worthy of encourajremont. He said he
had been enjrnnd in the study of birds
for the last seven or eight years, and
had examined the crops of probably
about two hundred; of ttic birds which
were purely insectivorous, the most
commou was the largest family of
warblers, of which the yellow warbler
and Uie red start mostly "tok their food
on the wing, but partially on the
branches of trees; of the birds which
took their food exclusively on the wing
there were the flv-catchers, which in
cluded the king bird and the peewee;
their food was chiefly flies. Moths were
numerously caught by night-hawks, and
these altogether with Jthe swallows he
considered birds beneiicial to the farmer
and fruit-srrower. Of the birdj which
it W. W.
. ;. thi
!v;iJ' consisted
of moths,
f leaves of
jf fed partly on the - wing and partly on
hj .5r( of the yellow warbler
chiefly of the larvae and ergs
which they took from the
trees; the vireds and cuckoos
were birds of the same class, and sirnil-
aily beneficial. The bluebird fed raost
" ly on insects, though it might take grain
when its favorite diet was not obtai ar
able. The insects devoured by the last
described class of birds were mostly in
jurious to the orchadi3t and the farmer.
The nuthatch, which was a very
eonimon bird, stayed in these latitudes
the year round, and lived almost en
tirely on insects and their egjs, and
chrysalides. The woodpeckers mostly
took their food upon trees. The red-
headed variety were generally consider-
ed a pest on account of their devourinjr
so much mut, cmeny cherries and ap
plet. The high-holder woodpeckers
though it occasionally ate a few cher
ries, was on the whole a bird which
should be protected, owing to the num
ber of insects it devoured. The hairy
and downy woodpeckers and the yellow
bellied variety were commonly, but he
believed unjustly, denominated sap
Buckers, and accused of destroying
fruit and other trees by extracting the
sap from them, lie had never seen
trees injured by them, and they were
beneficial birds in his estimation.
Of the birds which ate their food up
on the ground there was first the thrush
es, including the robin, the tawny
thrush, the brown, . thrush, and the cat
bird. From his examination of the
maws of the robin he had very little to
say in his favor, as they were very de
structive to cherries and other fruits,
and ate verv few 'nsects chiefly cole-
. ojHura and then only when it could
not get fruit; the cat bird was allied to
the robin, and like it was destructive to
raspberries; the tawny and the brown
thrushes were almost exclusively in
sectivorous. The food of the blackbird
famiiy which included the red-winged
blackbird, the Trow blackbird, the cow
bird, ths meadow lark, and the oriole
consisted largely of beetles and larva?;
the crow blackbird, however, lived
almost entirely oil grain; while the cow
bird, like the Kuropean cuckoo, was
decidedly injurious by laying its eggs
in the nest of other ami beneficial birds.
whose young were generally starved to
death, owms to the greater size ami
more clamorous appitile of the intrud
inr brood; the red-winded blackbird
fed on the larva; of beetles in the spring,
but in the fall it devoured gra:n.
About 25 per cent of the food of the
meadow larK consisted of beetles and
other insects, the remainder bein
vegetable food, but of what kind he had
been unable to ascertain. The ISathurno
oriole was beneficial to the farmer.
The sparrow were all pretty much grain
feeders, though the gry tm'il or cnip
ping sparrow fed largely on- insects.
Our variety, the purple finch, devoured
the buds of trees, and was injurious 04
that account. The indiiro bird lei
mostlv on the seeds of grass and weeds.
The ngl'wh sparrow seemed to feed
about equally on seed and insects, but
he had not examined their itioEiachs.
A Lovers' Confidant.
. woman whose occupation is the writ
ing of letters for persons unable or un
willing to conduct correspondence lor
themselves lives in New York. She was
visited recently, by a Tribune rjwrter.
Over the door is a plain, black nml
p .white sign, inscribed, '-Letters written
Tiy a lady-," wish no name attached.
1 Ringing the bell, he was told to "walk
fr up." In a room 011 the third floor he
was met by a woman, fashionably
dressed, who inquired his business, with
an engaging smile.
btiieve you write letters, do you
notn saw an adverlwement to that ef
fect," said the reporter, ac-ating himself.
Yes. Do you wish me to write for
you? l'ou look as if you niig'.it have
education yourself," said the woman,
-yuf .the reporter dubiously.
"1 wish you to write an invitation for
roe to a young lady to go to Daly's to
morrow night."
i Tess than five minutes the following
ny Was ready, written in a bold, clear
k aud somewhat lawyerlike hand:
Dear Miss 11 : It would give me
great pleasure to have you attend with
me the performance of "Fins and
Xeedles" at Daly's theatre to-morrow
evening. Yours respectfully.
"Will that do?" queried the writer,
handing it to the reporter. "I generally
put in more touching remarks, but as
you did not ask for them, I have omit
ted them."
That will do very well. What b
the charge?"
"Twenty-five cents; and you can have
a letter of any reasonable length written
for the same price."
"Do you lind the business lucrative
- at such a small price?" inquired the
reporter.
"It is small, but then I have a great
many to do. I assure you I have not
taken up this business as amusement.
I was left a widow without any means,
bu' having a good education, I thought
this was the occupation in which there
was the least competition. I some-
-times add fortune- telling to my letter-
writing but that does not pay so well,
as people are gradually getting over
.their superstitions. I generally aver
age from four to live letters a day, and
Ihave had as many as twelve, though
jnot often."
Of what class generally are your
customers?"
Most of my business is done with
women of German or Irish uationattty,
although frequently I have customers
who come in carnages and are dressed
in the height of fashion persons whose
. education has been neglected, and
.who have suddenly acquired wealth.
"Yon must meet with a great many
sad incidents?"
"Yes, I do. Many come to me in
tears and get me to write to truant
lovers or recreant husbands. These
require more or less of 'gush' in their
letters. Then other letters must be
made tearful, as in cases of an erring
- son or a drunken father. I could teil
you some interesting reminiscences
were I not pledged in many cases to
secrecy."
'You must have occasion to write a
great many love letters."
'Yes more than 50 percent are letters
of that description, and a hard time I
have sometimes in fully understanding
the destination, for many come to me
who cannot speak English at all, or if
any, of a very unsatisfactory kind."
"I suppose you have been the means
of making a great many matches?"'
ob, yes, and I sometimes think it is
rfuite comforting to know that we have
brought together persons who were
languishing apart from each other. I
frequently vrito letters for those who
wish to remain unkown. Frequently
they are people in good society."
At this mon ient a ring sounded from
the door-bell, and the letter-writer ex
cused herself: for a moment. On re-.,,,-nr
she said. "I shall bee you to
- Xpe to-day, as I am requested by
wriia a letter on a kjvb
down stairs the reporter
oming np, looking like a
7 n, who was hurrying
Enghsi Coffee TaTerns.
Statements which are made at the r.
cent annual meeting of the Coffee
Tavern Company, in London, show that
this movement for providing the work
ing classes with inn went and healthfu.
places of resort, is proving a very prea.
success. The operations it the society
during the year have more than doub
led. Eight new houses have been open
ed, and music licenses have been appli
ed for by eleven of the taverns, and
granted to five. In an address at the
meeting. Lord Derby remarked that a
coffee-house company had been set up
in Liverpool withm the lat two or three
years, and that a few months ago,
thinking to give it a "lift," he deter
mined to buy some of the shares, but j
discovered, to his surprise, that there i
were noue to be i'.-ul. The enterprise, j
which, was Mar:cd with a benevolent
purpose, had lo-oe not niy self- 1
t?u-;aiiii:ig but uUt :ble, arid the j
6'iares .stood at a high premium. At
Manchester and s.-.m-i ot!;cr j!aees,
there h:ul been a Miiii'.ar success. 1 rd ;
Derby expressed his opinion that people :
should have tiieir choice as to w.rat
they would drink; but, hitherto, there
had been but very few places where a
man could get a cheap cup of anything
but that which would make him drunk,
and the workingman usually has bad
to drink beer or go tuirsty. "The colfeo :
taverns gratify the social instinct and
afford pleasant places of resort, and the
extent to which their patronage has de
veloped shows how much they were
neeuea. isonion Journal.
The Politeness of Our Forefnthors.
Not long since, whilst turning over
the dusty contents of a box of books
labeled "all atttd.," my attention was
drawn to arustv little 12mo bound in
j well-worn sheepskins. A short exam-
j ination showed it was complete, and for
i the small sum of C pence I became the
possessor of a literary treasure which
has since afforded me much gratilica
tion and amusement: "The Ilules of
Civility; or Certain ways of Deport
ment Observed in France amongst All
Persons of Quality upon Several Oc
casions, Translated out of French,"
Such is the title of the vvirk which has
brought up his train of ideas, and his
perusal goes far to convince me that
our ancestors were not to be envied.
Of the instructions given for behavior
at the table, the following are the most
curious of tliose that ara tit for general
perusal.
In eating, observe that your hands be
clean; feed not with both your hands,
nor keep vour knife in your hand; dip
not your fingers in your sauce, nor lic.k
when you have done, u ip. your mouth,
and keep y'our spoon clean, (iitaw not
bones nor handle dogs, nor pprawl upon
the floor; and if you have occasion to
sneeze or cough, take your hat, or put
your napkin before your face. Drink
not with your mouth full nor unwiped,
nor so long till you are forced to breathe
in the glass. He must have a care Lis
hand be not first in thedi-.li, miles-; lie
be desired to help his neighbors. If
you be carv'd 'tis but civil to accept
whatever is offered, pulling oil' yur
hat s:iil whi n it is d.:io by a supf 'ior.
To give any tiling from your own jiiato
to auot'ier to eat of though he In: an in
ferior, savors of trrog:i:ice, tme-h less
an apple or a pear thaihatii been bit by
you before. Have a care likewise of
blowing froth from off a cup, or any
dust from rosislcd apple or a toiu-t; lor
the proverb hailii; "There is no wind,
but there is some rain." We are to
wipe otsr spoon every time we put it in
to the dish; M'nw people being so deli
cate, they will not eat after a man has
cnt wi n ha spoon and isoi wiped it,
When dinner is going up to any no! Je
man's table wieiv you are a stranger,
or of ltj.'tirior qual'ty, 'tis civil and good
manners in bo uncovered. If it so
happens that you bo a!oua together
with a pers u of quality, and the c.adlo
be snuii'ed, you ' must do it with the
snuffers, not with your fingers, and
that neatly and quick, le.-t the person
of hmio? be offended vtilh t.ie smell.
J-'ront tV.a Aiit 'j '"'.
ITEJ3 OF INTEREST.
fun Mace, the onc well-known Er'g
lisii pugilist, is keeping a large hotel in
Melbourne. He is said to have liecome
a "model moral man." and is, more
over, making money fast.
Capt. Stone arrived at Moundville.W.
Va.. thirty-five years ago, settled there
and planted two seeds, remarking to
his family that he would like to raise
his own collin. One of these seeds died
rut th other flourLihrd ami grew.
From a shoot it became u tripling and
finally a fine tree. About lghjei-n
months ago it waa blown down ju a .se
vere wind-storm. Ho had it cut into
lumber and sent to a l'i tsburrr. Fa.,
linn. In a short time it was returned
to him in the shape of abcau'ilulct fli:),
in which he was recently buried.
At the Winter Talace in St. Peters
burg there is a room full of diamonds,
pearls, ami other precious storm, An
Kmpress of Russia is allowed to borrow
from this room after giving a receipt
fo njiat she takes, and generally the
Grand Uucjifsses are allowed to borrow
from it also. remember," says M.
.Labouchcre, "once going i;jto the room
with a French diplomatic lady. She
beat a hasty retreat after one glance
around, for she felt th: t. if she stayed,
her principles would a -crumb to her
admiration, and that she would try to
steal some of the contents."
At Harvard college, students consume
A great tieal of mi a and of bread, with
much oatmeal and cracked wheat for
breakfast. There is comparatively lit
tlo coffee used, Oyter soup is a great
favorite for dinner, requiring fourteen
gallons of oysters for seventy --fH'fl gal
Jons of soup. Cciiy, too, is u favor:i
at dimmer, nearly three hundred bunches
being used daily. The boys also like a
plenty of log-eream and very many ap
ples and grape. !erf-.steak is large iy
consumed at breakfast n;J rp"st beet" at
dinner. Scrambled eggs disappear rap
idly at breakfast time.
Thr was considerable circumstan
tial evidence that John Siuiflt murder
ed his wife at North F.gromout, Mass.
She disappeared very mysteriously, af
ter living very unhappily with him. A
track was found that looked as though,
it had been made by tlraguing a b-.aiy
from the house, to a lake" near by; tin
old boat was discovc.cd ccnccalcd in
some bushes, and it was believed that
Si'iifelt had sunk the remains in the
water. The lake was persistently drag
ged, but the woman was not produced,
and the husband was necessarily dis
charged from custody, SuspU-iVm fjung
to him. however, only to tx di.--pc;L d
by the positive pv-of that Mrs, Snu.'eit
e.ope.!, aud is sliU living.
The census of Vcmi- nt, complete,
shows the population to be 3oi',2st,
which is less by 2,1'JO than was reported
some months ago. This takes away
more than half the supposed increase
in ten years. It now appears that the
pain from c-lieus to census was only
half of 1 per cent. The number of
males has increased more than twice as
much as the number of females, f.ho
s-xes being very evenly divided, as
tucre are 991 females to every !,00
males. The native population "has in
fivased, and the foreign-born residents
have utatTcased. There are now less
than 41, Ow fcjreigners in Vermont, or
only a little more ti.fir V2 per cent. The
colored people number hi:f 1,0-13, of
whom eleven only are Indians jialf
breeds. A curious incident occurred in Paris
in the course of th rtviut proceedings
against the religious order. As the
commissary of police was a! out to put
tl e seals on the doors of the Dominio
r.ns' chapel, the superior. Father Jouin,
remarked to him that there were al
reailjr eoir.tj seals on the doors. "I beg
of 3-011 Lit said, "Monsieur le Commis
sairv not to destroy i.p$e seals. They
are historical, being iios th;o) were
affixed hv the men of the commute in
1871. We have carefully preserved
t i.em as a souvenir of those trying times.
I should he obliged If J'DU would not de
ft roy them end pl&cs yours cn the side
of them- iL Du!a acceded to tho de
sire. And tho two eenlj are now side by
i ' ..
Marriage in Alb?n?a.
Albanian
very peculiar. Vr'lien a dau:sel arrives
j at marriageable age, her parents pub
; lisli the fact among their friends and
i acquaintances. Should no suitor come
j forward, it rests with her brothers to
lind one. A brother thus cirenmstanc
j ed will sometimes come up to a male
j friend in the street and make the com
! plimentary proposal then and there,
j "You are Jrtst the man I wanted to see"
thus goes the abrupt formula on these
occasions "my sisU-r is now fourteen
years old; you must many her." As
etiquette forbids a plump refusal, the
gentleman thus honored gives a sort of
half-ric-uieseence,' and then hurries off
to instruct some old lady to net as go
between. Shouiil he be" satisfied with
the report made, after !i:e itinnirv. hv
mis a ivisor. iiie
weddin" is arrin-r-o f
t...r . 7 ,
the expectant bridegroom allowed to see 1
his future spouse, ami then it would be !
... uuui mc l-I ItXSL Illl IIIlfllL 1H
contrary to tne prescriptions of society
for him to draw back, however unDre-
tor the ; i f'ormance of the ceremony, a j
very curious piece of etiquette comes !
into play. Among the Asiatics and un- j
civilized people generally, it is the rule !
of the bride-elect to feign coyness; but j
among Arnauts the bridegroom has to I
m.iKe tins pretence. After the marriage
feast is over, and the newly-made wife
has withdrawn, her husband lingers be
hind; aud not until he has been sub
jected to a variety of rough linage by
her relatives are the prescriptions of
etiquette considered to be sufficiently
complied with to admit of his follow
ing ti e I nly. Here, however, the sub
jection of the husband ceases, and his
re'gn commences. The wife 5s now
subjeet to his caprices, and is expected
to iie tubservient to his commands and
wishes.
Picture Printing.
Fanrr Tr-eles U?-ister.
Many attempts have been made to
print a picture or design in varied col
ors by a single impression, but these
have all proved more or less defective,
owing to the blending of the pigments
it!i each other. A new process invent
ed recently, is, however, free from this
objection, and is so successful, that a
manufactory for carrying it out is be
ing erected at Passay, near Paris. The
secret of sureess consists in employing
solid colors in the form of a hard mo
saic, from which the impression is
made,. This poly-chroir.e block is form
ed by making a so id matrix of the
ground color, and then etitliug ta;t the
pattern by a sharp, steel knife mounted
on the end of a jointed parallelogram
to keep it vertical while leaving it free
to move horizontally. Another way to
form this intaglio mold is. to indent it
by a wood or steel die, on which th
picture is cut in relict. H10 various
paints are poured into the mold in
hot ami liquid stale, one after another
taking care alwavsto allow the preceil
ingoiiC. to cool. When the whole de-
siii'n is linisiied, and the mosaic com
p:cle, it is shaved with a keen stee
.;n:fe so as to give it a Hat, smooth, lev
el surface. It is then put into a jjower-
Inl press, rcsetuhitng that used tv litho
graphers; the material to be printed i
laid face downwards on its slitriitly
moistened surface, and a series of roll
ers are passed over it once or twice, so
as to impart the picture to it- Ihe
print then exposed for a few seconds
to the heat of a hot plate in order t
drive off volatile solvents and fix th
colors, which are thereby rendered so
permanent that thev will stand expo.
ure to the sun. Cloths painted in this
way only lose to the picture when their
t!a-;jes wear awav; and a piece of vel
vet boiled for t:lt hours in a strong
rol:i.s i soI'.i'MTi still rc-t:miiu sino of
ti'o c i'iir. Water-color drawings and
oil pa'.n'ins i-iin bo ropro lti I on pa
Pr bv l!:is plan so as to uri'Sfn: tho :v.-
.:'.;; !)''e ol clnmo-lillop'a;(i
i.i;co-T.i;)'.i tint h?re is a f.ir e
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lieta n-r Ilia niutliwil jn printing
rie:l!i: ilill iiesijrns ol Uo'urlitis ftrj'
!m-sia tapo-itry on textile fa!ric.
form pictorial screens and curtail;:
1 A.
-.1) :.s
Ji scat at tlie R"Ston Brokers' board
la vdlucd at $5,000.
In the AfHc.in Methodist church of
North Carolina there are ooo hundred
local preachers and ninety-two exhort
ers. A sleam sawmill, the first in the prov
ince, lia Woa openeil at l'hilippopolis,
and has afforded en opportunity for a
dinner eoinmemorativo ul ih event.
Leopold von lianke, the historian of
tho iKipes of Rome, not satisfied with
havinp; triven to tho world nearly as
many volumes as he has years and the
illu.stfJijDS chronicler is'older than the
Germaii jrmirv, is busily enaed in
a new work on universal history, the
first two vohtmea of which !' expected
to ajipear soon, dealing with the oldest
historical group of peoples. Including
the Greeks.
A trial was made in Berlin recently
in pfe'n.cc of Count Moltke of a newly
invented traocioii pnejne, adapted to
military purposes. This engine drey
five heavy eruns of fiftcea-centimc-trfi
bore through the streets for over two
Jiours at the cost of two marks an hour.
The trial was considered by Count
Mollis nn4 the stall' very satisfactory.
jYobably f.ht traction cpine will Le
conie an in-tittitiou in. the (jenan
ormv. r
In tin VI1I4 of Ktigenie, at Biarritz,
tho most intoreMi .;o; rooin js that which
belonged to tint PiiuCi Imperial, The
bed is still there whL'h ho occupied
wi on he lir.-t visited the place, a boy of
12 ears of age. On his writing-table
suli remain the blotches of ink, and in
l.'i: bookcase is a curious memorandum
wriiUit iv the late Emperor, of direc
tions for a lmiij expedition which the
yiHirrr Triuce was to take w,ith his bonne
to 1'aU.
Tinal judgment for 4, 956.59 has been
t:iken jii tho postotlice suit at Norwich,
Conn., of Mower ."-.gninstTubbs, in which
tl;e plaiiitill" recovery tojf jiionoys em
bf..!ed by the defendant, while assist
ant pOKij):ist; r at New London. The
phiiiit ll Ls f he of Gen. Mower, a
c-M-ps commander mler fjt-n. Sherman
diiiMi:; tho late war, amj was appointeil
r 'nst-t:.tre? New Loudon, by I'rsir
il.-.a Giant. It is ttiii-g",j i,at 1'iibbs
'ovured up i:is property U boat thtj
( Xl'i utiou.
Tl.f wif-
of
Cnwn
earned
Dougherty, of
tiiat there was
j-.d i:n'or a roi'k ai liising Sun, near
NV'iifiin! ; n. A'-eording to the dream
tiie;-' uiii ;i:os I oven d brick on tho
rcK, At 1 :-tiy'a fjilhpr-in-law,
Tl.oiiias D itic'-'eriy, lialni faifh jn li.a
tlri'am, took M:. D. to Rising Sun and
they fnnui ti.e rook with the brick on it.
Thrva met kpntit fyeral hours digging
under the rock. Wiiftt thtsy fuiijii), or
rather didn't tinJ, the Ihrtw tUdh pj-ob
ably know.
A novel and ingenious idea occurred
to the late Siamese Embassador at the
C,'ourt of St. James. During his stay in
Londo. hj. excellency appears to have
been fasoiuaicd by the gaudy grandeur
of the Albeit !Ut;iua',M. lbs instructed
his silversmith to f:ihion the iiu.iicl of
the memorial in fuc-wimile so far as the
general outline, but to modify the de
tails whenever they jarred upon the
feelings of a devout liuddhist, and to
replace the central figure by a spirited
iuo. of his Siamese majesty. He then
transported fhe figure to Siam.
A scandalous case is Reported from
RatUljpp. A well-known phy&.cian.
Dr. Kchmcjcher, after having lived with t
his wife in complete harmony for twen.- !
ty jears. tell violently iu love with a
young girl of 18. m Both were Roman
Catholics, and in order that he mi rht
obtain a divorce the doctor became". a
Protestant. The church . exeommuni
.&avUd bim, and forbade tho girl to mar
ry bfno. Meyitrtheless the maariage did
tk place, though Jho pruple were
obliged to go to Kurenberg ti get the
ceremony performed, so greir was tho
lr?ir)aUon against them at Ritisbon.
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'.' THE SUN FOR 1881.
Everybody reads The Sun. In the edition of
min lit-iax r tliruuglioui the year to come
everybody win Bud :
J. All the world's news, so presented that the
reader ill get the greatest kiiiuuiiI of iiifurnia
li.m iih tuu least unprofitable expenditure of
time and eyesight. The Sun loiic u discov
ered tl. golden mean be: aeeii redundant lul
nes8.aiid tiii.'ati.tactury brevllv.
11. Much ul (hat mm of news which depends
lets uimu its recognized importance than upon
it Interest to mankind. From iiiornitiK ta
moiiiiug 'I he Sun prints a t-ominned vtory -oi
tlie lives of real tneii snid women, and of t heir
deeds, tilaiiB. loves, I ales, and troubles. This
alory is more varied aud more interesting than
any romance thai was ever devised.
Hi. l.ood writing in every column, and fresh
ness, oi iuiiiHlity, accuracy, and decorum ill I ho
ire.itiiiHiit of every subject
IV. Honest counn'Mit. The Suit's habit Is to
speak out fearie&sly about men aftd things.
V. EUal candor iu dealing with each imliti
cal party, aud eual readiness to commend
w hat Is praisuoittiy or t rebuke what Is blam
alile iu lviniirr.it or Kepublicaii.
W Ah-oltile iiideieudeuce of 'artisan .r
g:iiiu;u ions, but unwavering lovaltv the line
lieiiiix'ratic princiiiles. I lie huii believes that
the tiovernmeiil which the Constitution lrives
- 1 1' ' a KuaHiniie keep. Its notion of duty Is
'-'i-i 10 iis uiniost ower me enoris ot men
in me i.t iiuuiii-aii puny to et up another form
I -overnuvut in place of that w hich exists.
1 ue er lssi and 11, e year immediately follow -liirf
wili probably decide tln supremely impor-
it .iu--t. The suu beii
ty wt" l" people -.
leves inai tne vi to
ils aitaiiist the Hinus
tM:t tne KI:i!N tor iilnioier am ttiM
ui 'un nierini power.
l:ii it-rm- ure as follows :
Korllie ii.iily Sun. a four i.i:c sheet of
ient -eitiit '-filumus, the priee by nlail. post
c:uil. is ,v eento a mouth. r e.30 & year; or.
Ii.cnirih.ir the Sunday paner, an eiht-paije
sheet ol titty - six columns, the price Is 65 cents
a '.until, or S7.T0 a year postage paid.
J he Si:nila edition of Ihe Mtiu is also fur
nishfd separately at I.20 year. potaue paid.
'I be price 01 the Weekly Suu. emlil paces.
IHIy-Mx eolumui. is 1 a vear. pontage paid,
r'or clubs uf leu 3n.lina sii) we will send au
extra ropy five. AddreKS I. W. Enuh.vp.
astti 1'ub islierof The Sun, New York City.
TR0YCITY LAUNDRY.
rLATfsnOi'TU. XKU,
Wm.B"BROWlT
.!1 erderi .rotii tly attended
able ebares.
to. at
reason -K)t
mi. inns daiilino,
SOUTH BEND, NEK.
DRUGS, PA 1 NTS, pi L, ETC.,
FLOUR AND GROCERIES
1:1
neral.
Ir Darling Ik ali-o a rrueti.siujr riiysleliin and
can a! way be found nt lii,s Otliee In
the Dru? Store.
Bcei.il mtentiou paid to
OBSTERICAL CASES. SlniG
Palace Barber Shop.
J. C BOONE,
Vnder flunk Ciinutii's tiiwewery Store..
& COLD BA.THS i
Al.WAVS fi'KADY.
CLEAN NEW PLAGE, j
mid now N tlie tune to get
SHAVED .lAMI'OOKD HAJK-CCT,
or auytlihis elne In tllP tonsoriul way. at
Jjilni liooue's New Shop,
Corner Main and Tiftll Street,
i-lai iKinoutlt, n .rbratik.
JK F, Mathews,
DKALKK IN
Hardware, Cdtlery, Fails,
If on, Hasoh Morli,
iFarta SXatTrinmi.
vTOVl'S and TIN-WA11K,
Iron, Wood Stock, Pumps,
Ammunition,
FIELD dt UAlthlih' EEJ)S, ROPE,
AND A I.J. KINDS OF SHEET
IRO.S WORK, Ktpt in Stock.
3laUlairX tint Klt-paii iiipr,
DONE WITH
NEATNESS & PJSPATCH.
All ff'oiA' lilfi-,lflfcj.
lilt
ROBERT DONNELLY'S
"W3-OJ7
4 NU
BLA.;K311TI!
SHOP.
Wwjon, JimtMh Machine and J'loio re
pairing, $tivi jiptjerql jobbing
I am now .iv,uvd t do uli :iii5 ;f i.
ui in. in iinu oiner iliac Jllli'ir,
I? a Kod lilt he In my ahop.
PETER RA O EN,
The old Reliable Wagon Maker i
has taken charge of the wucou shop. i
lie Is well known tin a '
NO. 1 WORKMAN. j
ScW Wk.oaj Djjd f Ji-l-ira. arm fir to j
Uript. . H
SATISFACTION (il'AKAii'lf.kl). . j
Slu. ) on Sixth street fonoiiteiieiuht's Rtahle
CSoisig wESastf
; i:ok i
MA HA. CCirhCia. bi-i;ri"5 . f aP ASXA Cl f Y
or'pmTTSM'JTfAs
CHICAGO,
Wli ,v :ijiv tfi iif.vfi,iii. :.irt iii:f.if Willi
Tino;ai.ii Sleeiiinif Car Lines
- Til
M v voi:k r.:siox. i ii.'i.ADhl.rHlA.
i s i. :.; r. , Niiii; ms,
AND ALL EASTERN, CITIES.
V a MOfcIA f r
I2,l:.i:,ai",l:.-. i:rTnu.E. ciycix-
X.12'1. e.i-iu'l int.nl-i .-(.'.
T.
LOUIS
V i n- lUriM-i
i 'iiir.riUi-n ara
u:::i'.e li
Slt--j)ii.j
ti.e
'r
MON l'Kli
T Willi 'I itrmi.-ri
.ii:.-.- for oil ii'ilils Mil 'TH.
lu- Sliorlf st. Sj.eoiIieM and nirsst Cniifort:iblc
v a HANMSAL to
Fi. ?fJ7"r. Pf.yiltOX, DALLAS. IIOL'STUX
A L'sTiX. A X A V J ;. Xl'J. OALVKSTOX.
B!l !l H-!J -.f.
TEXAS,
l'ull:ii;:)i li-rl ri litou MeepliiK C:ir.
IS. & O. I'al:icw iH'ilw iiiir-lt.iolii Ciiiri.
Willi Um ton's f.i-i-li!iir,i; C'liHirs. N KxlrM
I'liarf fr St-ata in hfi'liitmi; rhairw.
'J'be funiuu 1'., 1'.. & J. j'aiace H inius C'ar.
Kasi
K't'"!'
list Tiinf. Stt-el Il:til Tnioh and Superior
u,.-iu puinliiiiwil witli tneirfiret.' Thruutih
ir Ai'twiijrrfnt. "lul.ea f t ia alteve allolbrrs.
tue fUkVui'ita I.u.u;.s ; '.lie
TKV IT. and jou will flmlTRAVKI.HiLu.
ury .mstt ad uf a DWcomfurt.
All Infom.ation aboutl Kates of Fara, 81tci
fnc Car AccouioioUatlous, and Tiuia Tabltv,
will be cheerfully giveu by ailyiuj; to
James It. Tl'ood,
c.; smtu. '
T A li V. T1IP.
' "i-'TRriWrarrJEi..
HENRY BCFCK
DEALER IN
17 u pniture,
, SAFES, CHAIRS,
. rrc, rrc, etc..
Of All Descriptions.
METALLIC BURIAL CASES
WOODE1T COiaSTS
Of all sues, ready made and sold cheap for cash.
MY FINB HEARSE
IS 0V KKAUV EUt: SEUVlCh.
With man thanks for past pairona.'
invite nil to call ami examine my
LARGE STOCK Of
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i.'ilit. 3 auriiikr. f;:'.lin;'iA and
r . ' l-i- .t i. aioi: s iii ij era Oo
:.':.. 'I'i-.. IU 'Ai:KER jU."OtU IONIC
it trie r. l,' utaod Pun: r and
'. i.,.l.n aa.i r-ireuxtii Ueatorer
l.-!t.' t M-4.
rr'eot ij t ia con.:Jtion cr ri-iEsa's
a T'Mic l-i t no i-CMt-c e.-iB l exlsM
frwrhTd
bwTw it iw lltie j. II -u Lavu D'UCBio. Hcad-
.eK, K.-. .ui.i-tttm, t-. itufigi, LVwVl, Kidney
or Li r D.iar.lor. cr it von ned tl mild etiiu
uinit. a.oetirtr, tho Tofic Is just the med ',
lointf - yiai, ta it " IiVh-!7 ruroa.ro aiKl in .
!ior:iria iv.it nvi-r ir.tox.-cing.
. if you fJT slovrlr wisurg way T.iUi fair-',
'Mmpt-o or r.rr s'ekiscsn, if yru have a Psiohill
tomi iu- a i' ui l'lasina Mtsc.ntx lame
will snrvly help you. It irives new lira and
rtror to tae fwblo and oed, and isaeertaia,
'cure for r.n-uiiutism and CKolara Ifinfitum.
It Il3 t.At.-d Jlnnilrrii at .Itm It HJ
K&ffw Iwora.
! If j-u ara fso'ing misior.b! rlon'f nit until
you art? flown nik, lint ue flits rio?;x: to-aay.
No mutter v i-aivoi'-r i!iiisrtrt"iu,toiiisina.j
be It w.H ci u proraut reiit-i.
Kj-nii m!er I i axiiu'ii Gisors Towrc is not
a rum drink but the Best and FVrt.it Family
Md.cina ever mad'v oompounded hy a now.
nrpcrfsn. and emirely drfTerent frn' Hitters,"
giiwer prernirariona ond eM otlter Tmiif-s. Try,
a SOe. bottle. Your drujegiat can supply you. .
riiniiiif
PWKsR'S HAIR BALSAM
Tha Bet and Bint Economical Hair Dretsluf
axquiii:c!y perfumed and perfectly harmlcst.
TrTill Alwj Rettora Gray or Faded Hair
to It orisinal youthful rnk.! and appesrrance, and !
aruracu-J lo stop iu faliiii2. a-'i in fuwfh anj
Brevent baldness. - '
' A few applications of the B am wi'l suten the
Imir, cleana all dLandnirT and cure iichiag and hi;-
a( uc ti&ip. oa-u ay au arugfuu nf yft.
ASTHMA!
CZmAU ASTHMA CtrflSf
to the riKtK'Icnt -il
cr ibuib 10 id LH.ni.i v rm
Vmri by irjuaiAtior, thu racli in tho diroea I
j : n .1 in.r. r. ml.i.r.).!. . ' n I
rMuias t .a i'u-..va. t umiiu.us ireo expocurulloa aad
e' us C tf g? c3 whrw alt othtr rtmrdirwff
11.- lav 5- dSmfA tral witleoriT:neothcuM
Siutlc- .T ilucn.-!::-.. ii;rcot tnj arfur failinal
rTert. I-r-.:i ut. ailDlll. Jr'-.a package fxww. I
Ot Cnjatt '.r I.T rnf II f 'r ar-vrtip. C.t lhic cr.., I
X -w. Ill snail n copy
FREE!
oi i'J- sew iiuou,
-KECICAL COMMON SENSE."
ai-.;-., iy;.' rrrvm who will,
e :i ii.. nr.m i"H 'i-av.-j:;,v (. jirt
Tn aw o:ir s llt.-i:iir tvilll COSSl'SlKI'KJo.
Ai'ilf.. C'ATAIeltll, SOItK 1HKOAT.
r r.ItSNti: i I f t)i- i.'if.irmaljun in 111 a Fvook is
of u: i! iu.., it pmy in ihe prm-Heuce of tiod.
....... .. i !;.,. A.l.lrcsa.
tfli. .V. It dilf. 1 l"nillll UU, t InelnualL O.
IF
The Old Grocery
r
oocls
Altliousti 'Lection is ovr wo
re r,.t
0U WILL FINDATF.S. WHITES ONE OF THE LARGEST
BEST STOCKS OF GOODS, OF ALL KINDS IN THE TOWN.
a;EkeivwIirec crista per
tlsasa ever.
-O--
Tlie nicest Gatv iVjrtjr Allc? for sale. Over "iOO H.-irrcls down Colhv .
Potatoes by the Car-loWd, PEACH BLOWS
CASH PAID FOR HIDES FURS, TALLOW, dC, at
WHO IS UNACQIM'NTSO WITH TH5
&fce fif tXAfr-iWiraO
laV
yV wt i..-raa "t, -! w.-r' a.Tr. .t . 7. afS"
t,ll a l.ljn,1au' . J4iiL .f l".j- 'I-' SkWirMj'i j,V " Jojm
s
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R. R.
IS THE GREAT C0NM CTI5. LINK
Its main ltua rtina frpni C'tiiofttfo t lonarnl
SnilTa. irawainc thnnrch Ju'ipt. crtuao. La ruilw.
rneaeil. at ohua. Hck iaiaoit. Oaranport. Woat
T.tDCia's. aTfo Cltr.aretiso. Drirolclaii. rnoncir.
ft f oinaa illin avtu of Iowa', luart. Allan
lie, aud Afbcai will. brnbthH ftam Burau
Ju actios ta Peoria; Wlll.m jwiiru'uu iaidoa
tlae. WaatalnKtoo. KairtK-ltl. Kljon. Illkri,
C'atrailia. Frincetan. Trcntoa. Oallatla. Catxa
roa. LaaTaawortta. Atcbiaon. and Eaaaaa City;
WaaUinataa to fiiowjurne. kalwvsa. aud Knai.
wilia: Kwukua to Karaiinaton. Itnaarta, baa
aonapori. ladepandeal. Kldun. Ottanwa. KUdf
Tllla. Oskalooaa. Pelia. Id a a row. and iraa Moidm:
r.swWD vo Monroe; uwaMuiawa to Inaiaaiuiaaaa
rlnleraet; Atlantic to Lwwn and ludubon; and
roea to Harlaa. Taia ta awaaiaaia th or.iT
IairC4. wbica wna. aad eparauu a vuroutta
Itirouta Kkpraaa Fa,inaf Tralqs. vita Poll
i&a PalacaCaraaitaoliad.axwrtiiCwacii way dail
aa hod t.uicaaT9 (uhb la aaiaaw ei aaaraa.
Elo Palacwl
itaraaa t.'U
vaib Bl
,oa aad imvtBia. tint
rra. LaavanwaaTa and
soa. Tferaugaaanaraalaaraobatvaeaafllwiir
iaa aad Kauaaa Cur. via wka
atu'
iwauaaa
aura taiana an ua
Iim -ureal loat laland" la aBaa-ntflaoaM
qaippow. Ita waa4 ow4 ia auaaly act awe. aad B
traei ia lata with a two I raila.
M'aat will a I waow aaoot will k waa alaaaar
f oalortas roar an owl a. vkilo aaaaaaa ator ma
waaattrnl wmtriwo of llliaaaa aaa low a. to woo of
en aaaamnlwwa aHalaa Can waaa aaeoaapaar all
t Uroaaa flnrewa Traiaa. Tea aa, aa eaiUra
. aa raa aa la aer-rwil ka aar araa-waaaa aaral.
rwraarfsTV wmw.
Lnwaoatlnf tlw fwwt thwa a rwwjnrtrr at wka
'rla-rraefer pewarwta apwa-iaaoaaa for olffsrww t
a llpa warraatliiB'atf, wa at a wa4 to arw-
f lajoaww-inaBNasw ieaaanr waainam
oaaae taaa imiMiaiBMir raua r-wvaiana IT'
iaMpvat Oara tor alwapaag anirBvaaa, aad Pi
n.
W tafo aaenwnat avaa rbiailavaibte aU yatar
XUJIIIALI..
tOaat arTaywCljBtaOdwlll.
w "V ro lift pcaf
-t iit5jz ."'
S??? ii 1
-TS -VI IUIIM .
ssaax oust ul
Readings! Recitations! Lcicuiicn!
?5T'
HQ in N0W REAor.q
lis I np n iBTysTT
s. v WI I 1 111. XX V.
S5) 703 Chestnut 5L, f hllidsiphb. J
Thl cntir ! Dnif.vnnW'h th u4 ronulrt -
ether HUnrs v .u4. I Dn-l.aiUrai rj l.csJIncs.
loaMulu nittiKl. rtr). t'tukoa, lliucr, t id.
rnts.30 ct-Euu)a fr. il.ibf lit-ok ,t,i-'rt.
Vh WW HMclklio ?.'ow iSnvli t.
r we rr bT who svrr.it j !;.., very n"mh.r of
1
V UM Clr.brar-. .. .. t furl I l.uftcairc..
VJjOtlT11lTBo.kOr "DlALOOlTo," i i: u. i.
71
f Battle Creek, Michigan,
THRESHERS.
Traction and Plain Engines'
and Horse- Powers.
MwatOwpIetoTwmme Factory Estabtlehsd
ta tkm W.rid. J 343
A A VflDQ of continuous ondiueeevSv .!.
ml 'B I KMrlw) net; wajioi.l cun' iro of ran..
xnanarnniAnt, or Uvation. to bark ,pn t;.m
iraw mmwy y . s vn all our jill.
STEAM.POWTR
SrP.tHATOIW rd
ComDletO htOnUI lufTtl4 m.'-'St -j-'uli-.
JnsM Tract o.i lln.m'aa 1 I'laio Utijf kiivjt
verseftn in Uto Auirricfii mark"-.
A muttitudu of spr-ial fetuures uri tfj-'ir-i:. ?
for IHl, toretbfr with ir qtni'iti 1-1 n:n
ana rnvxtmritxlt n't dri.f.lill ot "V tth ri ".a"; ;
Four utv4 of tfci.a-r t'irH, frora to 1 2 Ltrj.
CAi'fccity, f-T irran or hrri i nr.-.
Two Ptyleti f .Motiri-ci " H' r--TV'
7,600,000 rr:
couvtantly' on haT, fr::i v ii-n i- 1 j. -'t :
Tninnmi niivr-'r. ' "
ikronyOMltmnft dumbt nt-
wtfa. a.
IO, 13 Uuiko ie.vir. f .
r i t . . ' r- -. .v. .
Farmera and Tlirrrhrrnii-n ti ir
Ir '-ctik-nto Uiia w. urlilct Tlinwlu:: .
Mrculam mint fn. A-iil-.- jiii
NICHOLS, SHr RF & T
Bal;: Cr? c:-. M .
O. F. JOHNSON,
DEALER IN
Drugs Hedicines,
AND
ALL PAPER,
All Paper
A I. SO DEALKir
booizs.
Stationery. Maazinoh
AND
Latest Vuhl i;ioji.
lrrrri.tioi ( nrf r!li,v
Kr.MKiiitaa 'ynu yiM ;
Oth ST., 2 DOORS SOUTH O j? MAIN'
TLATTSMOrTH. VKK.
D
bland.
Umie s iUn .ii.Js, by u lonx cliot.
lb-
alA'J
iwm tmt nt
tl JIBI(H3t I 1
um
I
IK
w.
a i mimeu net! u t j iv 4a -
rilinr.f..A I "ESaialCH .
IN ' is;-
PLATTSMOUTH. NEBRASKA.
4i'rv
Siii.
CEOCRAPHY CF THIS CCUNTRY, WIU.
1HIS W.P, THAT THE
BETWEEN THE EAST Jt THE WEST I
ulna Curt foreatine t
grr:it fr-atui t of our Palate Care la a sMnIu
bAIjN wnert ynn can enjoy your iiarana"
at ail boura of the Cay.
il.:tn:!lir-nl Jr.jn Uriilsv apan the Mlsalaalpof
and JUiaaonri rircra at a.l ptjiiita crossed by that
tine, nud irauftfcrsare aroided at Council bluffa;
Ka'ifOl I iir. l-Paveuw.'itli. and AtcUuon. CUD;
uei-ttona belDK made in L:nipn lWpfHv
1 ILK I-i:il IPAI. It. It. COSK.-TIlKS D
TU1S OUKAT
tUlXOWS :
mi Uirico. wllti
Eaat and S.mth.
innui.ua tj. ana aw
all dirarginc line for tba
At l.i;itooD, wita the L. S. ft ai
8, and P..
i t, w. a . k. una.
AtW'ASai.NUTO.M BCICBTw. with P.. C. ft St.
I. B. U.
At La 8ai li. with III. Cent. R. R.
AtPs.rtua. aub P. P. ft J.; P. 1. ft tl L B.
W : 1.1. Mid.: end T. P. W. Rfla
' At Rock Iimvd, with -Milwaukee ft Rook
Iaiacd Short I.ina." and Rock lal'd ft Peo. Rds.
AtDiiIi'uj witu na iyavewart piTtaij
At'vf aa-ir I iusmtt. with the p.. C. R. ft V. S, H,
At Gkinmlu with eattai iowa E B.
At Das Moines, wiia . m. ft ff. k U. R.
AlCoi-NciI, Blu rra. vita L'oiwa Paetoe R. K.
At Oki HI. wit B. ft Ma. R. K. li. la Nit.)
; Oi l aaraJritr-riaiN.wiia .r. k. ft M.R.R,
At OTTtatvr A. witti Lentrwi
u oi,i:riijrc-ti
t. I- ft Pac. and r. B. ft O R Rda
iuwaaw K. s
At Votl'K, with Tel- Pea. ft War.: Wab, tC
Lame ft P aad ft- U. Kea. ft H.-W. B. K4A.
At ( ABiiaoK. with n.ttJ H.K.
At AJrcniwoa. m Aten., Topwka ft wanta Tm
Atrh- i Set. and Ten. Br. UP. HTftda.
ai MA'HwoHa. wita cao. i'ao aaa
vwna. sv. nai
AtKairfc.s Cttt. wtia ait Rsea for Ua Weai
net tvMII) W-c-y
beaae tieke arfHea. a.dreew.
E. 1ST. .IOHK,
iict, 1 Ha. mom Aflt,
HOTEL. CITY HOTEL
FLATTSMOl'TH, NEB.
First e1as Uiduitig Rooms.
Tli-st Class Roardlns.
Cooil Sample K(iom
Everj thtij and verj- eonifort
; A Oood Hotel can Funii h
Also, tlood Wines. Hood Bcer, Good Liquo s.
Hood Lemonade, Cood Cluurn,
Kept at the t-'itj Sotel.
Uly Fr!EI. ;OOS. fmprietor
3
A
G. MATT
l .v.
v. ;. 1 'b':;i.
l:V..i:, Street
. -. ei I t.i'y on li
f.vy .v?ut -St'jp.
r.M,er .f oil.. r!:ttlviuotith
nit for frrsli. teudei metit.
l.
- OR. BUTTS1
SlUlsUUM 1147 t U V. 8ti SlrNt, 37. LZ7
fTlHE PbrlcUiM IB thtrr of IbM old I ml well ks
X 1 rglar IraJumtc in wi,kioc ,rd ai.r,r.
lw (kill u4 Mitr M Bwtli niaiHif ut ir..i nt !
IHT m
tlMf
Iiimw, lkt thmr C4iur,d b.ioua1 unit..
fttffc lft,W IrMUMri W COBkpilC,t,d CM.,.
IMaarj TnwU. M4 wrpkiHU, or BoworUI aScOn. o, ih,
tmrwU. okJa or kwawa, wila htttw, cm khh Ic mrnr
onloa wiuool waiar M.TrT or Un liouii M.J'c......
YOUNC MEN "lt who ... luf.
HwJ gWMMww Unuf from Ihr rH.fl. im krl.r
rira ot rooaol ".-i.n..., u rrmlt of til i!.ui in .m.ib
or oscroi 10 outurwa vonrr. aro rw:arar.i:r cinl 1 M Jta.
oaaa prailuaot aaoia a Ui foliawiaf ,oVrn tn, ,. u: , t).-;y.m.
wiaiiaaaa, aarrouaaaai, 4.aun al ai,' t. .uf S. i. .,,,
aooalalita. ,ixidrf , ranuala ol kit . arr-ian In
owtr. oafertira Tiir. arrual uhiuikv. i,. - .1.. 1,
'REATED1'' Ma.laiti.rrn.
mmi&entii i.- r- lir.
ffr-.i. ., loir,.
Liw w aueottoaa la or iM.rrf i.c iaji...n Am.iri.. i ..
Wrcol Biarfaa fr aa aaa aJdraa, aa ar.'Lr i . .n .
Afanow. aaaarlu from Koolaro .aoola iraV ta.IrM la v
WwaaJ Irsrji aaaaalalaw la Uair a.aatapr. It 1. r iri.a-.ji
ValrroyiMcalt' up .inrw caali Jat.n .1, -I , ,( , ....
ftxA s - '
v-wr-.
V - - .
msr imzmw mi wheels
Tn vri
I nnl n l iirator nar an Aaron Munlnr
sm4cM Bjy siiniao nod avdlclndrl v ncrrnct In fa
UKMIW ai
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New York City.
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BENNETT &
DEAI.EIIS IN
AGENTS FOR THE I'ELE
The elaIet
ie Sm
Oasli raid for
Here We are with
BLANKETS, COMFORTS. SUA WLS, SKIRTS.
CASSIMERl-S, JEANS. VALISES, DRFSS,
rib Rons, laces, carpets, floor oil
WINDOW SHADES atvi FlA'TUREs, ,f .. fv.
j BOOTS, SHOES
zs Mats, Caps, and Hoods, ;
UXDKKWEAi:. Al l, COLoi;. ,'!) SIZI!S 'V
puioj-'s to iuiT Kvi:h'vi5orv.
GLOVES if MITTENS TO FIT El
Also the best Select Stock
eei ie8, satinet
' -i
1 ami Driet
ware and Glassware in tlie City. aAll of which ivc
guarantee to sell as iow as anybotl'.
to close Cash Buyers, ami for large (ju;ntilic.
W.
S .S. MAIM- STREET.
Tlx Old S&eZiab!e i
ALWAYS AHEAD
GREATER HA KG
We slu
w the largest an
J&ut&9 laocs,
O F
XV K ARK GIVING
Real Genuine Barqains!
This Season in every ilejifirltnent.
Wc will TOiassIirate n&stv;
coiEsat all IPrlee IIkIw
foy per c&mt.
mf WW -m .
au at the I'hilailelphia Store, make your I'lirch
and you AviJl
SOLOMOInT
m it ii if 1 us 13 s
J. V. WECK
(suwersir to '-ViHMVN
11 ETA 1 1. DF.A LKK IV
STAPLE and PAITCY DRY GOODS.
A full
B
of r-Yi-iy il'-K.
A Sppclalty
in ;u le
?t?5 rjri? -ct' Paid for Choice Suller and Coun '
CNo Better FLOUR any where.
are,
fi t w
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K.'flt in fllll !,tc
Til! .
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It-'furdd iu nil Van-
STORE
a?r3Iont"j
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Our Motto is ' Live
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TH, BLACK
to aivE
LEWIS
3
JJUATKI) LEA'E
ot: in
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of
the city.
Butter and
a Complete Stock
aoi'M. nuciff.G
CLOTH 3IATTIXGH
J2TID . A'ROTICS,
' ERYhODV. both in SIZK d- PRICE
of Htricilv iirsl-clas .ro
1 Fruits, 'lobae-.-os. ()nofiii-
H. BAKER & CO.
T
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