Acetileni.
N E W B E R G GRAPHIC
La»t Saturday evening Tom Fori ami
I I.uin Haworth wont out attera beef, and
lëSUKU EVKRV H ATTUI) A Y M UiSINO
latin wan riding pretty fast an Ijumjied liic
liorne up a bank when tiie saddle slipped
O. V. AJ.J.KN I back. This frightened the horse and ho
tí. HOBSON.
jittit, k .*< 1 sideways throwing llaworlh to
HOBSON & ALLEN, Editors and Prop’s the ground. It resulted in the breaking
of liis collar liono and mashing bis
shoulder pretty badly. He is doing wel
S A T U R D A Y , JUNK 20, 1880
now ami will probably t*e around again in
a short time.
Kato red ft- .cromi c-la-n mutter at the post
l'|i lit« Valley.
oiticc at Ni-wberg, Oregon.
T iik state teachers association will Ire
held at Salem. Many prominent educa
te s will txj present ui:da good tim e b
anticipated.
E xtensive for-st fire* have Ix-en de
stroying the timber in western Montana
and If rains do not come pretty soon the
lumbering interests of that section will I k -
seriously Injured.
F. A. Monels has Ix-on having his fence
white washed. This adds very much to
the appearance of 1 is place. If others
would follow this example the looks of
the town might bo materially improved.
Tut: late rains insure an abundant crop
of late as well as early sown grain. Late
vegetables nro bound to bo abundant,
fruit lb well set and will iiowi mature into
an abundant harvest. All these things
nrcsnreto make Oregon boom.
Look
out for a big immigration next fall.
Tin: Oregonian Railway lias been pur
chased by the Southern Pacific Company
for $ 1,5 > l.OOd. It wi'l bo consolidated
with the P. it \V. V. It. It., thus giving hi
a through line on the west side of the river.
Th!s will ho of great benefit to Newherg
and w'-l give her a ¡rapid growth in the
near ini lire.
N : ve. : ui li is by in divided against It
self long enough. The pit of petty jeal
ously h is boiled so hard and slewed over
till the pondage i-i ahnost spoiled. I Kits
draw the firont once, have a meeting of
O '- b isiin u nun of the town, smoke tin-
pipe of peace an I have a general good
time ami love feast.
S m it h A II ullow ay , liveryinon of Ibis
c-ìly pa* I $13 anaerefor wlieat standing in
thè field to cut for bay. AMowing $3 poi-
acre for pnllinsr ¡n tiro wheat., and thè
1 a ni ownrr bai $1d per aere for interest
«ni bis tnonev. Tliis wou'd pav 10 |s-r
cent, on $100 land, and yet some people
sav land is too higli, bnt flguros don’t Ho.
r.Asr Mo.nlay wo Inni tbo pleasuro of
spendlng a few ininutes In Ilio town of
l.’rtcoln, Tillamook Co. Tradii seerned to
he brisk and overvbndy wns on tlie “ go.”
AVe dropped i ito thè Ih ’niìlighl ofHee ami
fonati evoryboily busy at tliat place.
I.ike thè (ia.u-n r- tlm lienith'i/lit is a
vomìr pape*, Imt it will not fail to
“ get lliere.”
W k clip Ilio (ollowing troni ari o-c-
chnngo:
“ A gentleman who was scleeted hv Air
AVanamakcr (or iiostmastei- at l ’orts-
immfh N. II., celob.-ated bis victory by
gonring « irli sti-aw.i'rrles, un i tlioii lu
ci icil and is dea I. ami Air. Wanamaker
cui tnake aaotlier appninlinent. It is
painful timi so Irnly goni a l ’ostmaster-
lìencr-il should appoint su.-li a dissipateli
pi rson lo an odici-.”
Come oli! Ilio idea rf a tlovernmcnt
’i-ilii-l.il p-ying into Ilio domeslic afVairsol
a m in to seo whetherhe is 11 t formi
ntBeo or not. Tld» is ralher tliin iirgu-
■nent.
N ext Thursdrv will I k - the 4th. of July
the I l.'ltli. anniversary of tin- Declaration
of Independence.
A day on which the
stars ami stiipes will lie unfurled to the
hreezo over eve'y town and home in the
land. A day on w hich every loval heart
swells with loyalty and the small hoy
«hoots, hisfl eoracke" ill the unsuspecting
passe- by. A day when every liody goes
to some celcb-ut io.i to hear a patriotic
i peecli and feed his gi 1 jen c-cnm,
A
day when the an'con keeper puts on a
clean apron a ml gels in a fresh stock of
K
V
lx-ei.
A (lav when the police force has to
lx- doubled to rest--a! n the patriotic foel'ng
(•sjieein'lv in the evening. A dnv for the
labile ing man to spend all his money
mid go hungry for the next week. A day
for shock ig tin- neni-H of the ladies and
h : t'ng of Invalids.
Hurrah! for thi
ghs ions fo III.
“ Suint Peter sots ont hv thn Heavenly
gntcs, bis hnnds oli thè siringe of a Ivre;
u-id h'» sin .sa low song as he patientlv
waits for Ihe Hiiuls of tliose who expire,
Ile houi-s in thè di-tauri» a choriis of song,
lliat sw is at thè tool of thè t li rune ; and
he smi'i-s as ihe iniish- is wafled along
mi I ivarhli - 1 tli-a lav ni bis own : Tlu-re
ìm room in tiii^ r«*gion for in PI ions of souls;
^tis for those who have sull'ered the me.
lody rolls, but the kieker« must ttirn to
the left. There is room for the people
\\ho when they w o t young, |H*rsisted in
sowing wild oats, but who 1>ooineJ tip
their ell y sinew and tongue, and tit.* kii li
e's must go with the gnats. There is
room for the p» opV who ; ninted with
pride, to the heanfy a..»« growth of their
town, w «» kept singing its fraise till it
died, but the Kiekers will pleure amble
down. Thev.d say the mtisie was all out
of tune. Aiid the nngelie rolx*« band-nie-
downs, ami they’d m u I off for a jeweler
of the moon, to patitole the gold in his
erowna. So while there is rot iti for a
million of sou’s, who by sorrow and woe
wereltereft, we want no con plaint* of the
innato that roPa, sotlie kickers will turn
to the left.— /.V.
I I
That kin 1 of so. i *tv that teaches Ntva
nnd girls that it is moro becoming to do
nothin/ for a living than to earn it by
honest toil, is rotten to the coro and
ruining our country to-dav.
The ve are
many sons and daughters who are being
«•durate.I to p!av tli • part of “ Unding ia Iv”
and “ walking gentleman" in lite great
«Irania of life, who will turn up in the poor
farm or penitentiary before the curtain
dr.ii« in the last set of the play to which
they have been educated hv their over
indulgent parents.— ( 'affittii Journal.
The travel seaward for the «titurner Inis
already l**gan.
Several parties left for
< l.itsop on ihe Telephone labt Sunday
AM«, ruing.
MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
ZEPXOIISriBEIER,
K E W B E E G H O U SE .
::r;i * i t-ANt-o' s.
S. I R I S II.
Brick Laying
O. C. W R IG H T, Manager.
’
I
-A N D -
Amt
The
Livery, Feed and Sals Stable. i
¡Double and Single Turnouts
On last Monday A. M. Ilosxins and Itesi-lenco on First St. west of P. A W. V
myself (It don’t make any dcflerence who Ry., track.
Newberg, Oregon. |
mvself is,) look a ride up through West
In an artii-le on the Venice of America
Chehulem Valley and uism tin- high iiills
on the west, where we could overlook the the I'nrifir E ip re u says :
valley below us, spread out like a pano-1 “ As a seaport, Astoria is destined to
showing up the golden grain all 1 rank next to Han Francisco. Tliero is a
ready to Is; garnered ill. This inteisjiers« 1 water frontage of five iniL-s where *h-ps
with other crops of luxuriant growth mak can anchor or lie at wharves, extending
ing the whole a grand sight to look upon. three miles. Shins often sail in without
On our way np the valley, we stopped at llu-aid of tugs, and four sailed out lately,
Alva Cooks school and made the students something tiiat cannot lie done at any
all glad by taking a photograph of them, other place north of Han Iran cisco. In
(13 including the teacher.
Viva is doing a stead of faking out a part of the cargo
good work and is well liked hv the patrons before a ship can go to Portland, and
of the school. Success to Alva. Return completing the cargo here when leaving,
l-tf.
ing, w e stopped at J. ( Nelson’s one of the ships should discharge arid load at As
head of ship navigation.
pioneers of 1814. Air. Nelson is a whole toria, the
son led energetic fanner and lias every There is a good opening here for a flour
thing in good sh»|ie about bis farm. Al mill, a furniture factory and several more
ter slacking our thirst at l.ii iron pump, saw mills.
he invited us around the house anil up to
An editor died anil slowly wending his
the toil of a long ladder that reached away
way down to where he supposed a warm
up Into the top of a cherry tree just bend
r- ception aw aited him. The I »evil meet
ing with ri|ie cherries and told us to help
ing him said : “ For many years thou hast
ourselves and it is rut nescessary lo say
borne the blame for the mistakes (lie-
whether we did or not, lie can tell: We
XEW BERG,
OREGON.
printer did make in the papers.
The
returned alter about four bonus ride, feel
paper h,is alas! gone for $3.00 a year, and
ing that wo bad been well paid.
alas! that lias failed to come in. The
printers have bedeviled tlico for wages Sat DRUGS, M EDICINES, Cl IK.MIC A L8,
Iii Meinoi’iam.
Ono of the saddest events that has urday night when thou hadst not a cent
PAINTS, O ILS A N D V A R N IS H ,
come under our notice for some time w as in thy pocket. Men have taken the pa
per
without
paying
for
it,
and
cursed
thee
the death of Aftss Kva Parker. She came
F IN E TO ILET SOAPS,
to Newln-rg some three moiitns ago com for not getting out abetter pn|K-r. Thou
B R U SH E S, COMBS, ETC.,
paratively a stranger, hut fail of zeal for hast been culled a dead beat and fraud hy
All these tilings
the welfute of others. She began a series men that we e both.
A CHOICE L IN E OF F A M IL Y M ED ICIN ES,
ho, thou
of meeting at once. These lasted for ten thou hast borne in silence,
eanst
enter
here.’’
And
he
fired
him.
J E W E L R Y O F A L L DESCRIPTIONS,
days and resulted in the conversion of Do
persons. She had a magnltism about her As he did so ho murmured to himself:
P E R F U M E R Y A ND F A N C Y T O IL E T ARTICLES.
hat few possess and could : way an aiiui- “ Heaven is his home, besides, had I
anee as she willed, from mirth to tears. allow si him to ( liter be would have been
We have not much of liar former li'u Imt continually dunning delinquent sub
from her talk w ith difh rent | ersons we scribers— none of whom are in heaven—
gain Hie following: She was horn in Ohio and thus have created discord.”— Ex.
Kept Constantly on Hand.
Board and Transient Stock
Carefully Cared For.
SMITH & H O LLO W AY,
most conveniently located hotel in the
Rates $1.00 to $2.00 per day, accord-
THE DRUGGISTS,
Board by the W eek Reasonable.
II. Acsii.v.
T. II. F okii .
P R O P R IE T O R S O F
The Newberg Meat Market.
A (iood
At Hanson’s old stand on Center Street.
N ew b erg ,
Oregon.
F. E. B each ,
P-esideut.
W. F. B rowntox ,
Secretary
G eo . V incent ,
W m . M c F ali .,
Vice P es’dent.
Asst. Secretary.
t iii
°T ORGANS MADE,
it W A S H IN G T O N
M Y
STO CK
A t Cost,
OREGON.
C A P IT A L STOCK,
-
-
$500,000.00.
SUB SC R IB E D C A P IT A L,
-
N3wh3rg, Or.
A. T. HAWORTH.
UNDERTAKER
Agent for Ci egen Casket Co.
NEW BERG,
O R IX i
.
NEWBERG HARDWARE STORE,
J. E. MOUNT, Proprietor.
I Make a SDeciaity of Tinning and Plumbing
in all its Brauches.
Neatly and
l-tf.
N EW H ER G S A 3V MILI
W . I>, SCARCE,
1 Ij r '
1 ,M - Also I can deliver t.lio same ia Now berg or on
hoard tho cars
Dundee at a
very low rate.
at
f !40,300.00.
-
-
LO O K
$107,431.00.
Local Agent,
O flic c o n A la in S t r e e t ,
X ew b e rgr, O r e g o n .
HIILLLKl!
J. D. TARRANT.
E. C. TARRANT.
We manufacture
J. 1». T A R R A N T & SON,
ALL KIHDS OF FURNITURE
Proprietors of the
to order.
Also SC REEN DOORSand
NEWBERG FLOURING MILLS.
lle«t F lou r nnd nil hinds o f Ground
Feed kept Constantly on hand.
anyttiing that is to be made of
wood.
Building, Contract
ing, etc.
C a sh P a id fo r W h k a t .
(iive i r a call.
F actory and O ffice near P. I t V . V . detot .
Newberg,
P A R K S & CO.
Oregon.
Portrait & Landscape
A R T IS T .
We Guarantee Satisfaction to our Custom
ers.
3
Call and see us.
NEWBERG,
OREGON
JUST R ECEIVED
•»
and opened for the trade, a full and well
selected stock of
M IL L IN E R Y GOODS,
Huts, trimmed nnd nut rimmed,
which we offer to the public at reasonable
prices and in the most fashion
able style.
Portraits enlarged lo life size and finished
Flense call nnd examine our goods before
iu Crayon India Ink or Water Colors,
purchasing. Rooms opposite Moore Brother's
R oom over M oobk B ros ., D r io S tork .
Drug Store.
NEW BERG,
OREGON.
l-tf.
KEES & JU D D .
C. M A R IS,
vT. Jx . C A M P B E L L ,
HARNESSMAKER.
TON30RAL ARTIST.
All kinds of repairing neatly and
promptly done. Single and double
harness made to order. Satis
tiii'l S lin n -iiiio iiig,
faction guaranteed.
done in the latest and most fashiona
BEST WHIPS AND FLY NETS.
ble style of tiie art.
I*ri»-«-s R e a s o n a b le .
FINEST CIC ADS IN THE CI TY.
Simviiig,
llaireiitting
One donmortn ol Mount's store.
.T. A. C A M I'B E L L .
Newberg, Or.
- - - -
Oregon.
NEWBERG GRAPHIC.
SU B SC R IB E FOI! IT.
SEND IT TO Y O U R E A ST E R N FR IE N D S.
Several hundred copies now go east of ti e Reeky Mountains, and moreeopies to go,
THE G RAPH IC
Is the best possible Advertising Agent.
Job work
o »
CARDS,
LETT ER R E ADS,
B IL L H EAPS.
%
CAP STATEMENTS,
ALL KINDS OF BUILDING MATERIAL
!'
-
CASH ASSETS,
AU of the above goods w;1l be so’d At and
SAMUEL HOBSON
B E L O W COST
For cash ou>, for 30 days. Those buying on time will P hotographer
C. B. HAWORTH,
3
STR EET,
FOftTLAKD,
«-Grand Clearance Sale ! !
I w ill sell my tsiock id' F m n It lire an il Iln iiA v a rc
:
Pacific Fire Insurance Co.,
of the Mouse and Dust Proof Organ.
H AR D W A R E , W A L L -P A P E R
A N D CARPETS,
for the month of July.
o
of Fresh and Sail Meats kept constantly on hand.
s u p p ly
Also Agents for Four Brands of the
FURNITURE,
hi. L amb
A U S T IN , F O R D & CO.
DEALERS IN
her father was a doctor and died in the
A 11**|»«r!♦*!•’« I'rn jc r.
army. Her mother was a minister in Un-
“ I would flee from the city’s rule and
Friends church. Her mother died about law— from its fashions and booms fill
Can Furnish one Cheap for Cash or on Instalment Flan
ten years ago 1 1 1 Imt b ir i i tii a w i l l loose—and go where the straw-lurry
alone. She was at one time a student ol grows on its straw, and the goose! errv
iirlham College. Hho has been recog grows on its goose; where the catnip tree
nized as a minister hy the friundschuroh is climbed hy a cat as she (dutches for her
for about three years of which she spent prey—the guileless and unsuspecting rat,
in building up a church In Kansas. She on the rattan hush at play. I will watch
was a woman of exceptionally strong at ease tho sall'-im cow and the cnwlet in
mind and a force of character that de their glee, as they leap with joy from
manded respect whever she moved. She bough to bough*)-! the top of a cowslip
laid the foundation of her death hy over tree; and list while the partridge drums
work not rea'i/.ing her condition unti'l it his drum, and the woodchuck chucks his
was to late. She virtually laid down her wend, arid the ih-g devours the dogwood
life for the salva'lon of others. Her sick p!um in the prim itive solitude. (), let
ness lasted for six weeks and she sull'ered ino drink from the moss grown pump
a great deal dining that time; hut she bore that was hewn from tlie pumpkin tree!
it alt with t'lirtstinn patience unit, was I'hit mush and milk from a rural stump,
C O N S IS T S OF
HUITSTIEl
often heard giving thanks for Ill's li'cssingc from form mi l fashion free— new gath
LO T OF
toiler. On Friday June 31st us the sun ered mush from the mushroom vine,
Lod, s Stoves,
Evlly
Warrtnletl, and a (ienerul Stock of Hardware
was sinking to test beyond the western anil milk from the milkweed sweet— with st.
and Tinware, Fine Bedionm Sets, Bedsteads, Tables, Stand*, Woven
horizon, as the yellow light tinted all the luscious pine apples from the pine! Such
Wire Matt esses, Cha'i-s, Kitchen S i.'es, Window Shades
landscape; in the calm of the afternoon food as Ihe gods might cat! And then
and Other Thi igs to Numerous to Mention.
her soul took its flight an I was waited by !'ll turn, where the dairy-maid hastening
a eonovy of Angels over the river of death hies, her ruddy and golden led butter to
The gates were thrown wide open and j (.|mrn from the milk of her hiitle--Hies ;
she had an abundant entranis into t!:<■ : ;ii,,i |'|| r;s . ,-, |t|B morn with tiie earliest
new .1 reuse him.
bird, to th ' fragrant farm yard pass, and i
The lusty was interni at the Friends’
watch while the farmer turns his herd i f |
H 0 t b e e n t i t l e d i 0 tU O 1’e d ll C t i o n .
reinetrv at thin piare on Sunday.
Marv j»ra8shopj)crs o.it tu yrnss
Kd ward a eon tine ted the services which
nn<l i:\aiinne 31 y Goods on Centre sf r«-t'f.
A S«>nntorlal Io vFM ttgntion.
were very appropriate and impressive.
The senator«) who urv to investigate the
The largo Gymnasium Hall was tilled to
its utmost rapacity and there was fully matter of Canadian interference with j
500 people in the procession to the rem* American transportation rates seem to he !
ctry. Although slie was not honnd to a free ; nd easy lot of men. Thev have
this people hy any natural ties vet she hired a big parlor for tiiem-relvcs and a lot |
was hound to them hy a higher and hol\ of small rooms to live in at the Fifth 1
hontl Ilian that of blood; tho bond of j \vcnu Hotel, and are living there ini
style wailing for some one to come and
S t, Efr ,
Christian fellowship. And the peopie
Newherg feel that they have lort in her a te'l them something about (lie sulijeot i
irli-nd ; tlu-ro is a vacancy tiiat "ill nit they nro inve«tigat:ng. They have sub-
! tsenaed nohody, hut have notified a good
soon he tilled.
many interested persons that they are on
W.
T. P. Ito «» liillsns.
Itami a» d ready to listen. They keep a
\V iii : i : i : \.s : The tow n oi Newls-rg has secretary to ilo their * willing and a
I h - i - ii notisi iti thè pust as a leni|H-iaiu-i‘ •'erg*“ant-at-arms tostami at the door and
town and comparatili-'! frisi ¡Toni ilrunk- look imjMirtant in case any body should
enm-ss and rintbig and
j want to enter, and witole reams of paper
W n tu ris : Of lato many men bave I lie in decorili heaps on the long table in
heen socn un lln- stn-els under thè intìu- tho pubi¡e heating room ready for use,
enee of liipio:-. And feeling t'oat thè hut undisturbed. Theie is a general a‘-
cause of ibis is ili our midst, and tliat , biosphere about tin* place as if tin» com
some vo-.ing men, who othorw-se wouM mittee found life comfortable at the Vi.’ih
refrain from «neh iiululgi-nces, are bave
Vventi Hotel and didh’t care how long it
ing influeius-s thrownarom l them wliich had to stav. The government fools the
are irri-sistahìe. Ami f-s-'-ng tliat Ihe I hills.— Attoria Pioneer.
moral safety nf thè voiing men and Is o -
Atiout iti«’ s /.«• «»f it.
of our town are at stake and evert that
\ cmii'Hi'o.ident i.i tli(> Eli in i X m
this deadly serpent may lind its way into
Yi i lr r li.is Uiis sein-itile mlviiv lo pvt- on
many luippy homes to poison ami destroy.
—TV F U L L LITT IE O T P —
the quei-tion o*' the l-o s leaving the fiirm ;
K k . soi . vki ), That tlit* expression of the
1 see In « inc.ll |>ufK-r that
IIA U D W A U K ,
COOK STOVES,
temprarn e |»eople of the town and sut-
f.i'-n-l B lui* “ ncei'i'tiil ii ¡K-i-ition” with
TIN W AK T,
1IEATING STOVES,
rounding coinmiinity is, that the pa t tem-
Y, /. A Co., ii huiilwa.o linn doing hinii-
W IN D O W CI LA SS,
|H?ram»o reputation of the town shull again
n«'»« in il ni-i^hlH-riii)! town.
I «l.-o In
und every other aiticli- iwm-lly kept in a lirst-class
be restored, and
troni u m-'ililvor Unit I ». another -lomq-
Hardware Stert-.
H ksoi N i l». Tliat the temiH iaoce peonY
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of the tow n of New herg w id use every hon friend has'•liin-il out” to a farmer in i:n
adjoining township. I learn that It n -
est and legitimate means to rid them
ceivi-z $33 i-i-r month and l-oards him
selves of any and all establishment which
deal «ait Ihpter ct any kind for other than self, and I * rcivivi-s f t - | ”'r month and
l-o.i d.
It lias “ aeis-|>ti--l a j SKI it ion, "
honest and legit intent purposes and that
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they wdl use every means to prevent any which fact is c1 1 ronifled t-v tin- local
j-;i|H-r and commented n|<on hy tiisfriends
I’ ronipl} Done. Come in
other establishment-, hy w hatever name it
¡5;A1I Kinds of Repairing
whon-ttard him as a lin k} fellow with a
may he called* from coining into our
nndjSeo ni} Si n-L.
brilliant future open to him. D lue
.!. R . M O U N T .
midst for tho purpose «»f dealing out lh|tior.
mere!}- “ Irin'-I out” which fact is not
Krumth *
!i%a«1.
ebrei ifled anywhere, or i-ommcntivi on
Three white wiu-'ed selt:»oiters of the t-v a dozen |>«-onle, all told. No tiriiliant
plain arrived in Salem this morning on future is open to hi:n ; I k - is nota lin-ki
their way from Spokane Tails to tlie Wit* fellow ; In- dolvca limoni; the dirt. It In
I am now prepared to furniah
1 an.ette \alYy. ’these migratory l « ings plaiea $hV in the bank nt the end nt
sav there is t«M> ntiteJi of a I mhmii at the eiithl months, anil nis wa^cs are raised
Tails for people of little means, hence to|3 ) n-dssty wi I make any fuss als>ut it.
their decision to locate in the valley of un If :it tin- end of two years In- lias $3tkl to
iversal pmsjvrby where there is a home his eredit. I-i- will Is- looked upon as a
.It rtrt null, t t-4 mH es irrst of .Ycwbrrg.
and land for all ami a tine living f *r he
who has industry enough to ;;.-t in and ■
rustle. Thai say then* w ill U» u any to congratulations will |x»ur upon him If at
the end of two years he retains his p«vwj- j
folh.w them, ('apital Joun.nl.
i?on and is out of debt !»*» w ill I h * regarded I
A Cim innath hither tixed the Tig ns k as v very promising voting business man I
ing cha r in the parlor to tips^t if a grea » t and it's Hilary may ho raised to $.Vt, out of | Call on me before making ¡¡our purchases and by to
weight than 14 > |s*unds r > rd i t it. Oa wl ieh he ean if economi *al, save $10 |»er !
ittomlt. Young man, if you want tota» (loinf patronize li nn imiti stries.
tli«* very first night aderward h «* «laugh- sonteboIv go t«i town an 1 “ anvpt a posi- '
ter got a broken should >r and her acting I ion.
If you want to lay tip something
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man hail Ids note skmu 1 -k'ap.'a Jour snlwdantial f«»»* the future, jo to the
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ing to room.
Proprietors.
MOORE BROS.,
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POSTER B ILLS, AC., AC.
Done on Short Notice.
Promi tlv and neatly executed.,
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Editors and Props.
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