DAILY BJHiJfi-COUNCiL BLUFFS TDRSDAY , SEPTEMBER 18 1884.
THE DAILA BEE ,
Thursday Morning September 17 ,
SUBSCRIPTION KATKS ,
byMftll - - - - " " "
orncB :
tfo , 7 re&Tl Street. Near Broadway.
MINOR MENTION ,
See J. Roller's now full stock of cloths.
Tlio skating rink opened up Init night.
Senator Allison is'to speak here Satur
day evoniiifj.
TJio republicans hold their judicial
convention to-dny.
Thomas Tostovin in surveying for n
half mile race track at Carson.
The Bavarian band will bo in atten
dance at the roller rink to-morrow night.
Our communication from Noola in
omitted from this isaito , on account of
crowded apace.
Dr. K. D. Cross has moved to the
southeast corner of Fourth ( Bancroft )
and Worth streets.
An addition to the residence of Horace
Everett , corner of Second avenue and
Seventh street ia bing built.
The Lewis murder caaowhich called
n number of Council UlufFa people to
Wintorsot has boon continued.
Harrison Brothers , butchers , on
Broadway , between Eighth and Ninth
streets , will to-day remove to Missouri
Valley.
The Pacific house is the only hotel in
the city which has shown enterprise
enough to hoist ita bapnor daring con
vention Treek.
The Hebrew Now Year begins to-mor-
at six o'clock and ends Sunday at six.
Religious services will bo hold in Royal
Arcanum hall.
W. Elliott , an insurance man , is said
to have skipped the city yesterday with
his goods , leaving an unpaid board bill of
$25 at the Revere houso.
Mrs. W. A. Morse while at the resi-
deuce of Mr. j Ivcolino yesterday , by a
misstep fell in the collarway and was
quite badly bruised , but fortunately no
bones broken.
Sheriff Sooman , of Crawford county ,
brought here yesterday n man by the
name of Henry Myers , to bo kept in this
county jail for safe keeping , on a charge
of horse-stealing.
The case of Martin Lawlor , charged
with stealing a bull , baa boon continued
until his attorney , Col. Lindt , returns
from his mission cast in the Intercuts of
the Soldier's Homo.
Lcavo to wed was' yesterday fjivon
Brown S. Trostor , of Plum Hollow , and
Molly J. Gray , of this city ; Alf. 0. An-
demon , of Princeton , 111. , and Anna S.
Dristy , of York , Nob.
A young man front the country com
plained yesterday morning that ho had
been hold up and robbed of § 10 , near the
corner of Pierce and Madison streets , but
the police took very little stock in his
story.
A man named J. Pioraon was brought
back hero from Nebraska by Deputy U.
S. Marshal McCroary , and lodged In jail
Pierson was indicted about ayoar ago for
violating the revenue law , but okippod
nut and has just been caught. Ho will
have to face the court this timo.
The LadicH * Harmony Mission has
li a cd for .v term of throe years a lot on
the corner \ of Logan and Harmony
streets , and has purchased aliouao of 1.
Rosa , which will bo moved on to the lot ,
and converted into a church for the hold
ing of services and social gatherings.
Alderman Keating yesterday received
a telegram from Kookuk , announcing
the death of P. E. Howe , brother of
Mrs. Keating , and Mrs. Keating loft for
that place last evening. Mr. Howe was
taken with lung trouble about the first of
Juno last and has been rapidly sinking
ainco until death caino.
A. B. Keith , of Donison , was about
the Imppicat ot all the democratic delegates
gates yesterday. 1 Ho first brought out
inhia paper Mr. Lully'a namofor district
attorney , and has worked hard for 1
nomination. That ho should succeed in
npito of so much opposition , naturally
makes him step oll'aa if thcro wax a now
feather in his cap.
An attempt was made the other night
to burglarize A. T , Hico's residence , No.
128 Fourth street. A screen was cut , and
entrance thus obtained , but the follow
by striking a match awakened BOIMO of
the family , and hence ho skipped out.
Ho was hoard to whistle as if to a com
rade , by which it ii judged there were at
least two in the achemo.
The local dUsontions in the democratic
ranks were often apparent In thu actions
of Pottawattoinio county's delegation in
yesterday's convention. There wua moro
trouble in tlmt delegation than in all the
rest of the convention , and most of ttio
delays in the Imitations of business , and
most of the bitter words wcro caused by
the ill fooling among the members of this
delegation. The Pottawattomlo county
delegation needed badly Homo of the
"fusion" which doomed to bo in the con
vention in auch lavish quantities.
Mrs. Rishton , wife of Superrisor flou
ry Riuhton , died yentcrday morning
about 1 o'clock. The Bad nowa doc-a not
como unexpected , as she had boon suitor-
ing from consumption for a lon time , and
of late has been very low , and her lifo
haa been despaired of for days. Kho was
aged 44 years , and leaves four daughters
and two BOIIS. The funeral services arc
to ba held at Neola at noon to-day. Mr.
JtUhion and < lie family thus dcpiived of
wife and mother liavo the tcndcrcst sym
pathy of n largo circle of friends in Ihic
city and county.
The Bonrbons Seek Fusion to Avoid
Coiifnsio
E , E , Ayhswortli Nominated for
District Judge and E , U ,
Jnokson for Circuit
Judge.
Will tlio Grconlmck-
crfl.
The democratic judical convention
mot in the oponx houao yesterday fore
noon * J. W. Do Silvn called the con
vention to order , nnd stated thnt the ju
dicinl diatrict conunlttoo hud decided l <
call upon llobort I'orcival , of this city , a
temporary chairman ; nnd George Wlaoo
Frciront county , ns temporary accrotnry
nnd Thomas Kownn , ns assistant.
Thcao gentlemen taking their placet )
Mr. I'orcivnl made n brief speech , in
which ho pictured the democracy m ii
favor of reform , nnd republicanism ns
nourishing corruption. Ho declared
tlioro waa n caao which hat
been dragging along in the circuit courl
lioro for years nnd had boon carried to
the supreme court , thn only question is
( vhich was , whether the judge or the
clerk should have the money. The de
mocracy were determined to weed out
auch matters.
G. A. Holmes then moved thnt a com
mittee of five bo appointed on credentials ,
7. J. Shea nmondod by having ono from
each county. The following committee
WBH then named : G. A. Holmes of Pot-
tawntttamio , George S , Osborn of Fremont
mont , T. J. Rnpp of Crawford , P. M.
Hluthrio of Carroll , D. M. Wyland of
Shelby , J. M. Love of Audubon , T. M.
Ivory of Mills , 0. M. Foley of Casa , 1.
R. Sarvor of Green.
The following committee was then
named on permanent organization : Mr.
iatnrbuck of Mills , Mr. Mynator of Pottn-
irattamlo , nnd Mr. Uarrod of Shelby
2ounty.
Colonel Tarn moved to adjourn until 1
j'clock. This was opposed and dropped.
While waiting for reports of commit
tees speech making was indulged in. Mr.
[ 'helps , of Caas county , was called to the
[ ront. Ho advocated tariff for revenue
anly , nnd picturing the wealth and ro-
lourccs of the great Vankoo nation , do-
: larod that it needed no protection , but
3ould compote with the world. Thogov-
arnmont wna asked togivo a bounty to day
laborers and wage workers by following
Lho novel policy of giving the employes
millions ot dollars , trusting to their own
swcot will to distribute thcso millions
among their employe. ) . The manufac
turers keep these millions and shut down
their workg and discharge their em
ployes at. will. Iowa ahull ptvo no tin-
: ortain sound of free trade. The speaker
: hon raiacd the cry of "reform. " There
, vaa thieving in ollico and maladmitiis-
.ration in places of trust. The ropubli-
: ans had named n loader who waa hold-
ng Little Hock bonds nnd the author of
.ho Mulligan letters , The speech called
) ut feeble applause , and It was cut short
ly the readiness of the committee to ro-
> ort.
ort.The
The committee on credentials reported
ill counties represented and no contests.
L'ho list was :
Aiuliilion , f M Love , Silas Boson , J 11
ludh'o , It D C.irprnter , > f V iMcAuiah.
Cuss 0 MVullniL' , IJ Willnril , 1)1 ! Me-
Master , S W StiaiBMt , U G I'holp-i , J J Jo-
nn. I < M Cato.
Cairoll M W ISuacli , li , T Knoist , Jntnon
5oycn , .1 M Drills , Thou. Kolian , I'M Guth-
io. M Miller , i ? M 1'oworu.
CiawfoiJ , 8 .1 Dow , J Ii ISainott , 1' I ! C
I/ally , A 1 ! Umtli , Gu > Kicliardnon , U'hoH
Ityaii , 'Dins ItiiKii.
J-'iemoiit K "N oxvoll , Tr-iulc .Tohnsoii , Gut
Daboino , Clms Harris , K Wimplu , Goo AVIuu ,
r o Wood.
Grceno J M Arnott , Terranco lUiynoldi ,
Tuliti MuC.uthy , A llusloy , Thou Carmody ,
) U Ki ) > eici6ti , < l Gotn ,
AlilU K bUrlmuk , T W Iviry , A , \
lloslnn , ItihuitljnwHon , Alex Tiplon , W 1'
1'ott.uw'ittnmta lloborl l'nrcl\nl , W A
MyiiBtor , W I'attoii - , W II Wan- , Gee A
Unimex , , ! NO.rwuly of Coimdl IMnlTH ; ,11'
[ ) IJ ? M , mill -f ' Shea , of Noolu ; W 1 ! Cuppy
mil .1 STnin , of Avocn ; .liif Crotv , luuluii ;
IE. W JStih'gs , Caraonj 11 KlrkuooJ , of Ciux-
: ont.
Slii-lliy-J W Hi-trod , ,1V Do Sil\a , O
Solomon , 1) M Wylnud , .1 H Kuhl , j ; 11
M oiiro , I h Hiilouour.
Mr. Mynster , of the committco on
purmanent organixition , reported in favor
of Mike Miller , of Carroll , as pormnnent
chairman ; F. NV. Miller , of Mills , ns
permanent secretary , and .1. H. Kuhl , of
Sliulby , na ixHautttint nocrotary.
Mr. Miller , on taking the chair , spoke
briefly , predicting that thu republicans
would stop down and out , and ndvioing
the convention to got down to busineHii.
Mr. Mynator arose , ululo John .lay
Frnnoy yelled for him to take the plut-
fonii. In n lllllu speech ho nominated
K , K. Aylesworth for district judge.
Ooorgo Wise , of Fremont county , seconded
ended the nomination. Mr. Wyland , ol
Shelby , gave the nomination another
second , and moved that Judge Aylea-
worth'a nomiintion bo made unnnlinous
and by acclamation , Curried. .No up
applaune.
For circuit judge , Mr. Wibo , of Fro
inont county , named J. M. Hammond.
Mr. Cuppy moved to proceed to an in
formal ballot.
Mr. 1'holps protested. Ho though
chance should bo given for all nnmoa Ube
bo presented.
The resolution was withdrawn.
Mr. iluacb , of Carroll , said ho haii
como ns n di-lcgato and as n candidate
but only conditionally. It scumcd bus ,
to fuauith the greonbackort , and them
fore ho had deemed to uithdran , mil
would nominate J' ] , II. Jackson , ol
( Jrecnu county.
Mr. I'lnilpa , of COBS county , paid trl
buto to It \4. \ iJeliino. atatmg quito
lengthy reasons why ho should bo nuin
muted.
Mr , Sarver seconded the nomiimtioi
of Mujur Jackson in the interest of liar
many and fusion. Ho claimed that
Jucksou had oncu withdrawn from the
Kreunback ticket in favor of u democrat
.11 id now ho should bu given a chanoa
lie beliovud in fusion and did not wonder
( hat rrput hc < tis ! drvadud it. Thn wil )
time ho uveruol whipped in his lifa wn
by tiiBiuii. Ho tried to htou an Inshniai
[ from poumUng hiavifu , biu liridgut nm
I her husband "futod , " and ho did not go
[ oil'his bed for tliroo weeks. Ho rcalizoi
tin ) strength of fusion then.
T. W. ivory , ol Mills county , iu tin
interest of fusion , seconded tlio nomina
tion of Mujnr Jackson.
Mr. Do Silva , of Shelby , said ho had
had Jio opportunity to consult the delega
tion aa to what they wanted to do , but he
was satisfied they wanted to do about
what was right , Like Mr. Bench , of
Carroll , ho wan not n groonbacter nnd
never had been , but ho thought the
Rroenbackors wore pretty good fellows
What the democrats needed was to cot
on top ana then ono after another could
take their turns in getting oflico. All
couldn't have this oflico at onco. It was
said that the grcenbackors had 2,000
votes in this district , and if so they wcro
entitled ton place on the ticket. Ho
would like to see .ill those named suc
ceed , hut for the interests of fusion nnd
to win democratic success , ho favored the
nomination of M ! . Jackson , although ho
did not know the man , but believed thnt
Mr. Bead ) , who had rccomondcd him
told the truth about him.
Joseph Dries , of Carroll , insisted thnt
the convention should act BO to win suc
cess' . It was necessary to fuse or else
the republicans would win.
Mr. Wise then withdrew the name of
J. M , Hammond , in the interest of har
mony and fusion.
Mr. Cuppy moved that Major Jackson
bo nominated by acclamation ,
A protrsl and ruled out.
Mr. Phelps than withdrew the name of
Mr. Delano and renewed the motion ,
which wns carried nominating Major
Jackson by acclamation , nnd unani
moualy. First round of applause. .
For district attorney G. W. Cullisoi
was named. A. B. Keith , of Crnwforc
county , in n glovving bit of eloquence
name 1' . E. 0. Lnlly.
Mr. Dries , of Carroll county , secondot
Lho nomination of Mr. Lilly , Grcei
Bounty also seconded it.
W. II. Ware , of this city , made ai
uitl-prphihition speech and wound up h ;
luconding the nomination of George W
Jullison.
Mr. Patten , of this city , seconded the
lamination of Mr. Lally , and gnvo Mr
Wnro n little side tap.
Mr. Shea , of Noola , in turn touchct
ip Patten for personalties and favorec
Jiillioon'n nomination.
11 was then decided to take an inform
il ballot.
G. A. Holmes nnd Mr. Dries were
inmcd ns tollers.
The roll of counties wns called , the
otu standing :
a
I I
3 g E
Vudiibon . 5
Jnrroll . 8
Jrawf 01 d . 7
'rciiiont .
J reon . 5
ilills . 3
'ottnwntlamiu . ! f ! l
ihulby . (
Total . 21) ) 19 1
An attempt was then made to adjourn
ill 2 o'clock , but failed.
A formal ballot was taken resulting ,
jally 2 ! ) , Cullison 10 , Hammond 11) ) .
A second formal ballot was taken ro-
; ultinp , Lally 28 , Hammond 1 ! ) , Culli-
on 10.
There waa then a consulting of the
laua , and n third formal ballot taken.
This ballot brought out the name of P.
? . Kelley , of Glonwood.
The ballot stood : Lally 28 , Cullison
: -t , Kelley 12 , Hammond 10.
A motion to take a recess of ton min-
itos was loat.
The fourth ballot was then taken , and
here was n break for Lally and gave him
ho nomination as district attorney , the
oto standing : Lally , 41 , Kelley , 14 ,
liillison , ' . ) , Hammond , 2.
Mr. Lally took little time in thanking
ho convention.
The following judical committee was
lion chosen :
Audubon J. M. Love.
Carroll Jos. M. Dries.
Caaa S. W. W. Straight.
Crawford S. J. Comfort.
Fromont. J. M. Hammond.
Green J. M. Arnot.
Mills Alex Tipton.
Pottnwattamio R. W. Bigga.
Shelby J. W. DeSilvn.
The convention then adjourned.
ANTI-PBOHIBITIONISTS ,
? lioy Ciiitlior lloru From all 1'arta
of Iowa to
? Yesterday there waa u great gathering
> f anti-prohibitionista from [ all parts of
ho stale , the gathering being made up
klinost wholly of thoHo directly concerned
n tlio manufacture and aalo of liquors ,
L'ho number reached over n hundred ,
mil the mooting was held in Dohany'a
) ld hall.
The Hooiioim were strictly secret , nnd
in outsiders were permitted to become
nsldcrs. The purpose of the gathering
, vuj to form u state organization , notonly
, o prevent the enforcement of the jiro-
libitory law , but also to sot forces at
, vork to sucuro in time thorupualof the
aw , A short limo bcforo the paesago of
.ho law there was n nt.ito organization to
jpposo it. but that organizttion haa bo
: omo diuorgani/ud. Since thu passage of
the law there have been local organixa-
Lions but no stnto organixilioti.
I'ho mattur haa boon pretty thoroughly
canvaaaod < | iiiutly by ruproaontativu
liquor men traveling about the ntato and
correnponding , and aa a result the ilolo-
gates Iroiu ditluruut parts of the utatu
cinno hero yesterday , Most of the ses
sion wan dovotud to the discussing of
ways and moans , and u committee was
appointed to draw up n constitution nnd
by laws , under which thu ollicora could
bo elected , and the org.inizitlon complut-
ed. A rocoaa wna then taken , after
which the convention ro-asmomblcd to
elect olllcoro.
Oapt. lliisaoll was elected president
George Smith Secretary , Win. Lacy cor
responding secretary , and Conrad Ooiuu
trcaeurcr , ItMIS decided to next nice'
at Muruhalltown on thu second Wudnes
day in January.
mid Uoriiian ,
These dcBtring to tivko nnvato lessons
in either of the lunguaKra under n compo-
tnnt instructor ehould call or nddrues
Mrs. F. Wustcott , fiOl Jlain atroot. The
best of references given ,
The republican oratory Saturday evening
ing will bo givem in Maeoniu tomplu.
A Tramp Aluriloicr.
DKTUOIT , Midi , , Koi > t mbor 17. Jfayor
Biunuul KcilmiHon , of Charlotte , a hot l > y
trump la t night lit liln homo iiml U now in n
critical condition. The tramp wiiac.utght a
tliolmlow lutu at night and ordoicd uxvay ,
whereupon ho find tuico , onu LuUgiln
tluoiigh ltobiiiHon'4 bruakt. Tiioiiiannrieatoi
irhui tlio nuiuoof John Murrin , of Detroit
Tht-ro U great excitement , with threat *
ITH' '
t U D u L
There is on this broad forth no Royally , Trntiscendentnlly Mnguificenl
Exhibition avc UK-
COUNCIL BLUFFS
THURSDAY , :
EXHAUSTLiSS : CATALOGUE OF FEATURES.
ROYAL SACRED WHITE ELEPHANT
ft3H8fPwi
P v L /T&M r LAs.-k\ / GSM s (
* ° l'crflr ( "n ? Klephintf , Two Amorloin liorn CBalijr Klephant ? . Only Flcphant
CommllMi. - Honl Koinan ll cci , run In tamest nnd for cash julzca. - Scores of
] ) cn3 ol jnro ( Wnj ijcj t , , - onj | Tra > elnB Museum at Curious Splits.
The Stalwart Chlncio Giant - Major Atom the Klfln Man. - Admiral Dot , Mid-
pet , Actor and Dude - And 1,000 Mnncllom Iliumti Curios. Glnntlo | Kthnolog-
leal Congress ot fc'-ua ts , Heathens and Uarbarians , Nautch Dancing , ' Girls , lUc.
3 Great Rings , Mammoth Elevated Stage , Hundreds of Perform
ers , and 80 Acts Every Exhibition.
Bewildering & Oorgeous Procession
* J Chd *
THE GKOl'NDS DAILY , AT 8.30 A. If.
Moro Men , Women , Children , Horsei , Chariots , Lair" , Loose WIM Dcasts , Trained Animals , Fine Har
ness , Jewelled and Oold Trimmed Wardrobe , Ilomin Glint and Glamour , Cunnlnpt Surprises , Sun-Kcllpslng
magnlflcLtice , Da/zlln Ooriteousnosa nnd Matchless Splendor than all the other bhona in America com-
lilncd tan produce. - 12 different Iclnds ot Music in the Parade.
Stupendous Menagerie of Loose and Led Animals
In the street and in the Oriental Hntrco under the Tents.
rtSTHundrcds of thousands ot moral and rcliRioua people attend this exhibition ivlio not or think ot Us-
tlntr another.Vhatotcrlt admtlscR It aluajH cxhlbita No other D.cs tills.
Tor the ospccl l aceommodition of these who deairo to moid the crouds on the Rroundj , IinSEUVED
UMIIECKU UIIAIKS can bo purchased at
KDIIOUI ilKIUCKSON'S JEWELHY STOItn , 101 und 103 16th street.
it the simoprico ns at the ticket office at the tents , and ptncral admission tickets at the usual slight ad
anco , the ilaj a of o ihitition onlj . O.OOS K\cclcnt ! Opera Chairs. Good Seat j for 20,000 peoplo.
Emission 50 Cents. Childrjen Under 9 Years , 25 Cents.
ItCSKRVCI ) NUMBKUKD C1IAIUS EXTKA.
TWO EXHIBITIONS DAILY. Doors open at 1 and 7 p. m. Performance
lomiucncuo at 2 and 8 p. in.
Jouncil BluITs , Thursday , September 25.Lincoln
Lincoln , Saturday , September 27.
Council Bluffs , Iowa
IJI POUTER AND DEALER IN
AND-
EVIusical Instruments of Every Description
1 claim to have Ihn best selected block nnd la-qj'st variety o auy
no nbnufc here T can duplicate Ne\v York and Cliicngo prices every
ime ; and that 1 sell low thohu wfto ara und have been nfy customers whl
bear mo out.
My line of Plush 'Goods is especially fine , nuch ns Albums , Odor
Cns-s , ' .Toilet Sots , Ladies' Arm Hags , Purses , etc.
1 have the largest stock and best variety in Cups nnd Saucers , "Wos ,
Toilet Sets/fin Toye , Dolls , Doll C" fringes , NVa ous , Sleds. Onrta and so
on without an end.
As my I raveling agent may not ot around to see .you in time , ! wi.l allow
on 5 per cent on any bill for traveling expanses if you will call at my
tore and make your -election ? . My samples will bs ready by October
1st , 188i. I guarantee low prices.
Assortments o Toys from 8100 to 95.00 put up ready to ship.
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF
/ / M7f OBEEF / ? ? , SALT PORK AVD LARD ,
742 Broadway - Council Bluffs
KIEL'S SALE STABLES.
Ivcep horses and mules coii tinllv on hand which wo will soil in Ufltail
or "Wholoinle lots. All "took Warranhnl ns ivpre pnlca.Yllole _ -
sale and retail dealers in grain and baled hay Prices
reasonable. Satisfaction guaranteed
Corner Fifth Avenue it Fourth Street Council fe'uff
ss
Waves , Switches , Whatnots , Langi iy aud Pompadour
Frizzes ,
ALL KIMDB OF
is
2ft MAl STREET , COUNCIL BLUFFS.
H. H. &
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Wo make n specialty , at our EASTERN factory , of FINE HAVANA and
YAJIA CIGARS. All Cigars sold by us nro of our own manufacture and \vnmmtod
an represented.
OPERA HOUSE CIGAR HOUSE , | 052 Broadway'
H. D. HORNE & CO. , I COUNCIL BLUFFS , - . IOWA ,
SMITH & TOLIjEir ,
LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS
7 and 0 Main street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
A Complete Line of Fail Goods to Select From.
LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF ALL KINDS OF
In Iowa and Nebraska , nnd oold for the least money at 337 Broadway , Council
Blulla , Iowa.
MRS , D , A , BENEDICTManufacturer , ,
3
urtalns , la taco , ! ' & , Turcoman , Etc. oilcloths , Mat tings , Linoleums Etc
Ii
| hoicest and Best Selected STOCK in the WEST.
> mo and bo convinced that wo nro headquarters for all gooda In our Uno.
uwpest place to buy OARPETS , Curtains and House Furnishinga la. the
C'ty. Upholstering and Bedding Suppliea.
JS'oa. 5 , 7 and 9 HLVSONIO TBMPLU - - COUNCIL BLUFFS
Mail Orders Filled liMriiM7 ; 'I an e
FOB SALE REGARDLESS COST
anil Of
lactun
W. PALYSWORTH.
I'ritnii IlmiK'H niOMil en thu LI rid : l.IANTtrucla 1.11 1 any tn.l u\tr &U/ Und nt
11111CK HOL'SKd ra eoJ All worl. 'u.ranUed.
W. l' . AYL0lTn ! , J010 Nlr.th street
C'OUNUlli BLUFFS.
We will give $25 for any horse we cannot
cure of interfering , knee cut
ting or forging.
AM Shoes are Hand Made and NO MACHINE
SHOES USED. All Work Guaranteed.
710 BronUwBy - COUNCIL BLUFFS
HALLETT , DAVIS AND COMPANY PIANOS
Kn'lursul ' by PIUNZ LISZT.
EMERSON PIANOS.
Unrlinlltd or Tone or 1'inlshi
KIMUA1L PIANOS
Itotilodirn I'neta Uuy.
Tlio Kiiiiliall Orsnn , to long nnd fa\orab y knon-n In tha west , rncoramcnda
J. L. ST1JWAHT , Sola Agent for alxwe IIIDS of Goods. Wareroouu , 31
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