Kansas Kritic from Concordia, Kansas • 1

Oottfit' IT OUB 1 1 1 1 rHOS. OVEH; Ed. Prop'r. an advocate of the people defending their rights and denouncing their wrongs. TERMS: $1.50 per Year.

VOL. V. CONCORDIA, KANSAS, SEPT. 10, 1884. NO.

37. dLTTOE mews. Since Mr. H. M.

Spalding has ta local mas. Do not fail to try H. M. Spalding tocdioi vat' azb. ken charge of the Concordia Mil Is and ACo's.

O.K. Flour. hew assumed the management ttfrtsf, Can O. K. Floor every time.

Ambrose Mar tell went down to have been wonderful improvements J. W.SftEArOR. A New Departure, yes, several. The first departure is that of the editor of the Critic from the Democratic Party. His departure, we take it for granted, was on foot.

He gave the matter due consideration. Remember the Fair commences next ttorn-kv at Iwiw. Office over Brown's Bank. made, not only in the manner of con fopeka today to attend the State Fair. 6th.

Street. 4 Kansas. CeNCOKMA, Tuesday and it is going to be a big one. ducting business, but also in the working of the mills. These mills to-day turn out flour second to none Fresh Oysters, wholesale and retail at W.

H. Hagaman's Brunswick M.V.JONBB. A ttorxkv at Law, OHIceover Cloud Co. Bank, A. res tan rant.

Mrs. N. B. Brown has been quite ill the past week but at last accounts in the State and it is fast gaining a Hew New 'The second departure is that of the late Julius Csesar. Peace to his ashes.

Another: departure is the future ii rear room, Kansas. CONCOHBIA. reputation of being the best flour ever used in this city. All first-class Our grades of flour will prove fully was recovering. Mr.

and Mrs. W. M. Richardson journalistic correspondence of Clyde's equal to any flour sold in Concordia. N.

K. CAHPKNTER, tiorskv at Law. Office In Union groceries keep it. Ask for it and Block, H. M.

Spalding Co. returned from their bridal trip on take no ot her and thus encourage home non St. St. Washington Concordia, new representative, now in its mcip-iency. This new correspondent is a humble individual, from the smallest Kansas.

Saturday evening. Died Monday, Sept. 8th, 1884, a good square meal during Fair of the tribes of Israel, even little Miss Retinie Livezey of quick con week go to Hagaman's Restaurant on Benjamin and his father's house is industry. The Presbytery of Solomon, met in the Presbyterian church at Glasco, on the 2nd of September. Rev.

Jacob Boory of Cawker City was elected Moderator. There was a fair attend the least among his families of this sumption, aged 25 years and 23 days. She was buried yesterday afternoon, Washington Street. Try flour manufactured at home, obscure tribe. More than this the B.

R. ANDERSON. Attoknkv at Law. Office over the Bank of N. B.

Brown Company- Kstate Agent. Oenmui and Kiigllsh. Coxcokma, Kansas. I. J.CRANS, ATTORNVY at Law, Practices In the Courts of the 12.

District, and before the United Btotos Land Oflice. Has complete abstracts of Cloud County, Concordia k.ansas. a large concourse of our citizens correspondent himself has been culti every sack guaranteed or money re attending her funeral. vating humility for a number of years ance. Ana one new minister, itev.

funded. Concordia Mills Geo. Marshall and wife left Monday (through necessity, perhaps, more Mr. Levden late of from Pennsylvania, Prof. Lovcland, the leader of the than from choice) and by this time he has attained to the point that he Clyde Cornet Band, called upon us yesterday and informed us that he had now stationed at Ellsworth was added to the bod v.

The overtures sent down from the General Assembly relative to feels quite proud of his humility. just completed arrangements with A.A.CABSAHAK. ATTORNKY A COUNSKMIR AT LAW, offlce in Keasoner. building on WMhlngton Aveuue, (Commonly known ssUnioo Block.) Money lo 1-oun. Legal papers prepared, and Legal dvice Office hours from a.

ni. to p. m. Concorma. Kansas.

the new book of dicipline were main our Fair Manargers to bring his band Enough of this just now. Well, here we are, and perhaps you would rather call us a new arrival than a here during Fair week. We learn morning on a visit to Chicago. Mr. Hinman accompanied them.

We ask our friends and citizens generally to buy our flour, they will not be disappointed. H. M. Spalding Co. A.

A. Carnahan, W. H. L. Pepper-ell and Natus Nutter went down to Junction City to attend the Demo ly answered in the affirmative.

The people of Glasco were very hospitable, that the boys have just got new uni new departure. But mark, we did 'A entertaining the members, together forms costing some 400. but wc can not say that we were the new depart ure, but that our incipient alliance with the Ladies in attendance npon the Missionary, Society, in the best style. inform our readers that their uniforms will not be the best part of them, from F. Li.

MARCOTTE. M. D. ii ymoia SOew. Sargery MeclalV.

Office three doors south of A. Gay's drug store. Concordia, Kansas. with our journalistic friend the The absence o'Rev. Geo.

Piersou, Critic was a new departure. And cratic Congressional Convention. several years acquaintance with them, we know them to be first class musicians. a very important departure it as, we i who since the preceding meeting had moved to Northern Texas, was quite noticeable, Mr. Pierson having been must say, in spite of our ingrained humility.

Another new departure Bargains In Every Deparlment. Our Fall and Winter Stock of HENS, BOYS, kM CHUDRMS, FINE TAILOR FITTING CLOTHING, Hats, Gaps, Boots, Shoes, and Gents Furnishing Goods, has arrived, and embraces all the novelties of the season suitable tor this market. Hon. J. S.

Rogers of Mitchell countv was nominated on last Thursday by the Democrats as their candidate for Senator from this (the 29 th.) oneof the most faithful and regular is the new position of the -Critic On Friday evening last a St. John itself in relation to matters politic. members, from, the organization of the Presbytery in 1876. II. B.

and Daniel Club was organized in this city at the Baptist church. The fol district. mit this was not sncn a great or lowing officers were elected. sudden change after all, for it has ASTHMA, Nervous ami Chronic diseases a specialty. Electricity employed in treatment of nervous diseases.

Orders left at Taylor Neitzel's Drug Store will receive prompt Attention. Office over Drng Store and at residence. F. K. Dabsev.M.

D. Concordia, Kas. always been a positive, unqualified Concordia, Sept. 8th. 1884.

i I President, E. A. Bruner. Vice Presidents, P. W.Hull, J.

A. prohibitionist. Like its esteemed proprietor its departure was not on Fresh oysters are being received daily at Hagaman's Brunswick restaurant, and they can be had raw, stewed, fried, or in any other form desired. Durinsr fair week. Mr.

W. II. Hair. The fact of there being two Presidential Electors in this city, Hon. F.

W. Sturges being the Elector on the Re Gaffbrd, Rev. J. A. Bull, Dr.

F. Dabney, P. Beau, and C. C. Hunter.

horseback or by train. Enough also of this. The truth is, much ado or publican Ticket and ye editor the one 5 'r Secretary, Geo. H. Palmer.

Treasurer, Miss Katie Bean. Executive Committee, Thos. Owen ceremony at this juncture illy accords on the Prohibition Ticket, has suggested to some of our friends the pro with our selt-estaolishctt claims to a aman's restaurant, the Brunswick, will be onen at all hours of the dav and i S. H. Pratt, T.

R. Sprague, J. N. youthful modesty, and we will cut priety of a joint discussion between night, for the serving of meals, lnnches, our intended introduction short. Wc Palmer, H.

C. McCoy and S. M. Hoi lis. us twq on the' issues of the campaign.

tresn oysters, etc. have always cherished a fond expec We are ready for the fight and hereby tation that our merit would in due challenge Hon. F. W. Sturges to a pub Rev.

6. W. Grabe came down from Kirwin on Monday morning. He Seapo Sept. 2nd 1884.

About sixty Toung People assem lie debate. Inasmuch as Mr: Sturges is a public speaker of renown, being time loom up before public vision like the noon-day sun emblazons the ethereal arch on a cloudless day. bled at the Parsonage, in Seapo, to goes to assist Rev. W. H.

Williams in a series of protracted meetings at CONCORDIA National Bank, CONCORDIA, KANSAS. AITHOIIIZED CAPITAL, raid-in Capital, $50,000.00 give Rev. W. II. Williams a surprise an attorney of many years standing, and ye editor being no speaker at all, in honor of his 34th birth-day' They And it cannot be otherwise.

There is something in blood. Blood is Wayne, Republic County. Stolen or strayed from the rear of came with well filled baskets. After we trust he will grant us the privilege thicker than water. We were born spreading a meal that would have of naming the time of said debate, and our butcher shop in Concordia, about to be appreciated.

We feel it in our been a credit to any table, they presented Mr. Willliams with a Gold we will grant him the right to. name the place of the meeting. Owing to veins. Our fame is ir vitable, and ten days ago, a light red cow, about 10 years old.

Anybody giving us any information concerning the same let it comet We repeat it, sir, let Pen and holder and a Purse of money, previous engagements we cannot name it come There is a tide in the an earlier time than 3 o'clock of the will be liberally rewarded. T. ROGERS CO. affairs of men which taken at the morning of the 5th. day of November, they also gave his wife a purse of money.

Mr. William's three, years is closing very pleasantly. I am for St John. One preacher will vote as he prays. flood leads on to fortune, and why Frisbie Co A good programme was carried out liespcctruiiy, Thomas Owen Jr.

not to fame, xes, we see it, this is W. H. Williams. at the Temperance meeting last Friday evening and another good one is Soils Drafts and Money Orders on Receives Deposits, Loans -Money, Discounts Notes, Buys and Sells Exchange, makes Collections and loes a funeral Banking Business. C.

W. HcDOMiB, Pros! On Thursday Aug. 28th. a very presented for next Friday. Let While we were away last week three pleasant Surprise Party gotten up by everybody attend.

After the meet communications came to our office and Mrs. fi. IS. Carpenter and Mrs. no.

ing the St. John Daniel Club will were printed, congratulating and Mosburg assembled at the residence meet for the transaction of business. WHOLESALKJJD RETAIL. Cull and See Vs. commending us for our advocacy of St.

John and Daniel and we hereby II. R. IIOXKV, Cashier. Mr. Gus.

Beauchamp of the City Drug Store states on returning home 1AT MffiET, desire to thank Messrs. Moffalt, Bru E. Linnet, Vice Pres. of Mr. and Mrs.

J. J. Frisbie. The occasion being Mrs. Frisbie 36th Birth day.

There were present Mr. and Mrs. N.Crill, Mr. and Mrs. Simmons, Mr.

and Mrs. Hagaman, Mr. and Mrs. G.W. tyOu Washington street, south of ner and Tippin for their kindness and from Illinois last Saturday evening; Gafford's furniture store.

on the uentrai Branch road that a Tittle Mr.and Mrs Blair, Mr. and Mrs. vote for president was taken on the THE CLODD CODliTY BA11K, COXCOROIA, KAN8A8. train, with the following result. BY Hartmaier Reid Carpeuter, Mr.

and Mrs. Jno. Mosburg. Mr. Theo.

Kliigj Miss May Butler 3, Blaine 12, Cleveland 13, St. John 14. Hurrah for St. John. CAPITAL.

Berwick, Sadie Her wick, Miss Delia Hagaman, Miss Vcach, miss Nellie our great opportunity. We are already on the stage And our fortune, who shall tell? We tell you we feel it in our that we were born to greatness. The great question that distresses our mind is, what will we do with all this greatness when it comes lo us? But we shal I try not to cross the bridge before we come to It. After all there is a slight possibility that this greatness might miss us. But come to think of it, wc were to cultivate brevity in our discourse about ourselves as well as humility.

The fact is, we were sailing aloft on eagle's wings in search of glory ami greatness when the loud clanging of a locomotive bell brought us rudely down to mother earth and the stern realities of prosaic life and thought. Our air castle has collapsed! Not so the new departure. But more of this next week. We think we ought not to plunge too deeply at this time into news aud business. We shall give you your due portion of this to your heart's content withiu the limits allowed us by our patron in the future.

The thing of first importance is to get our humble self in Mr. E. P. Davis, who moved away Red Front, on North side of 6th. St Mosburg, Miss Lora Carpeuter, and from this county a year ago last March Miss Hat tie Judy.

to his old home in Noble Co. Ohio, re Among the presents made was a Does a general Banking Business, Sells Drafts on Europe. Ioans Money at lowest Bates, both on Personal Property and Iteal Estate. T. B.

Smith. President. II. Branch, Cashier. TV.

T. Bkaxch, Asst. Cashier. Fresh Meats always on hand turned last Friday aud will settle Palmer cm. GROCERIES! FLOUR! FEED! Costly Silver Gold Laid Card Receiver, and a pair of fine Gold Brac- down here for life.

He says the coun try there is nothing to be compared Icts. LIVE STOCK BOUGHT SOLD. to Kansas, and that the business trans The contributors lo the formers were acted in Concordia last Saturday was more especially for their candor in signing theirp roper names to their communications. Such epistles have always more weight, if signed by well known and reputable persons and we wish all our correspondents would take note of this fact and write nothing but what they would have us print under their poper names. Ex-Gov.

St. John returned to his home at Olathe on Saturday last. The people of that city tendered him a reception and welcomed him home with one of the grandest demonstrations ever witnessed in that city. It was estimated that there were 2,000 people at the depot and park, while the procession of carriages and buggies was over a mile in length. The reception was a perfect ovation, surprising even the most sanguine of the St.

John men. Tonight the St. John club with banners and transparencies, headed by the band, paraded the streets. At theOpera House the governor spoke to a very large audience, all the standing room being crowded. Mr.

E. Haskett, Mr. W. H. Pepperell Miss May Her wick.

Miss Sadie Her-wick, Mr. and Mrs. Tittle, Mr. and EPGivc us a call and we will treat you squarely. more than was transacted for a whole month in the county seat of Noble County Ohio.

Mrs. Speck. Mr. and Mrs. Simmons Mr.

and Mrs. Crill, Mr. and Mrs. Jno. We are in receipt of Vol.

1 No. 1 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Concordia Kansas. CAPITAL, $50,000, Loans Money. Receives Deposits, Does a Sencral Banking Business. Geo.

Mabshall, President. JamkSI. Wykr, Vice Prest. F.J. Atwoou, Cashier.

Mosburg, Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter, and Mr. and Mrs. Hagaman.

of the Lyons Prohibitionist, which as its name would indicate is a straight prohibition paper and has The bracelets were contributed G. T. WAMEn, DEALER IN WALLPAPER by Mr. Theo. King.

good shape before the public. And The evening was pleasantly spent St. John and Daniel and the Prohibition Electors at its mast head. Dr. D.

C. Wright is its editor and in Music and Games, after which ele T. E. RAINS, IKMKEPATIIIU PHYSICIAN SURGEON, CONCORDIA, KAS. Special attention given to Surgery ind diseases of Women and Children.

gant refreshments were served by the as we've said before, here we are. Jacobus Americanus Magnus. Clyde Sept. 1884. Most Potent and Grave Seigniors.

That I have judging by the initial number he is a XS.H- IVZcEGKROIU AKD PKOPRIKTOR itr THR adies present. In another column will be seen the State, wm announcement of Mr. John Kelly as a candidate forSuperintcndent of Public written aforetime for your organs of the Knight of the White Plume is true, and I do not know that it Is a pity, but to have you call me Julius Caesar, who I am not, although a friend am I with you all, and love yon aU, yet I would not have Cajsar King, yet I love htm weU, and when from the pulpit, he speaks forth the words of truth and soberness, I lend a willing and attentive ear, and it may be, that with him wUl vote for tho modern St. John for while I love the Democratic Party muchly, I love my country more, for who of us, is so vile that will not love Programme of temperance meeting next Friday eve at the Baptist church. 1.

Singing by all. Instruction, subject to the votes of the people at the polls. Mr. Kelly has been a resident of this county about J. J.

FRISBIE'S, MEAT MARKET. The Old Reliable his country, hut Julius Canar. I hava somewhat five years and with the exception of a six month's course of Study at Law Has moved his paint and paper stora one Block west and one north on Stale and Fifth streets. Just north rom Hull Son's wagon shop. against thee, I am aconsea of doing your a Die wora will you.

with your towering form, aud smooth face, try to bide behind little me or will you stand forth 2. 3. Delia 4. 5. 6.

Prayer. Instrumental Prof. Hughes and Smith. Declamation by Stella Chaffee. Bass Solo by Chas.

Marshal I Select Reading by Miss Carrie rence University aud a six month's term Keeps a full line of Fresh and Pure DRUGS LIEOICIUES. in your manhood's might and say to the people of of school teaching in Republic coun Clyde, Fabius is innocent or that, or wnicn ne nas been accused by the two ink slinging Blaine organs of our Beautiful City of Clyde. Oh mighty Cnsar, can It be, that thou dost lie so low, are all thy conquests, thy glories, thy triumphs, thy spoils, shrunk ty, has taught school continually in Cloud county during that time, and tor three years has been one of the, three Public School Examiners of the coun R. DOUGLAS, Bushnell. 7.

Deut by Mrs. Goulet-nhd Miss to this little measure, inatyou can ana win niae De-hind him who is your friend as was Brutus in days of writer of no mean ability. One thing is certain he is Wright, and being Tight, we say to him "go ahead" and victory and success will certainly be yours. Mr. D.

M. Davis of Buffalo township took in the Fair at Bismarck last week. Hearing that the southern part of Kansas was a good stock country he thought he would godown to Elk county and see for himself. He had a notion to sell his farm in this county and start a stock ranch down there if reports of it which he heard were found to be true. Well he went down there but came back fully cured of his desire of moving.

He will stick to his farm in Buffalo and grow rich thereon. Mr. P. W. Hull, the blacksmith, will move next week from where he now holds forth, to his new shop on Washington St.

opposite the Baptist Church. Mr. Hull has built him a substantial building on the lots next to the city tank and will be prepared to perform any job in the carriage making and blacksmithjng line. All persons needing work of that kind should call upon him, as he has a Also Oils, Paints, Pcttv, I Toilet Autici.es, anct CiKD, Books', STATioNEftr, School. Soats, Perfumery, Etc.5 old I believe It uot, 1 believe it not.

Brutus. Continues to Finnish the public with FRESH MEATS OF ALL KINDS. ty. From a personal knowledge of Mr. Kelly's acquirements, we are satisfied that he is quite capable of performing the duties of the office to X3niysicians prescriptions carefully and accurate Allie Lutz.

8. "Tonight You've Been Drinking again," by Mattie Smith 'and others. 9. Cornet Solo by Mr. Peck.

10. Solo by Miss Lewis. 11. "Drunkard Lament" by Frank McVey. Ilu Justice to Mr.

F. M. Anderson of Clyde who wrote the above, we would skate that he is not the gentleman who baa been corresponding for us under the name of Julius cawar. While he appeals to Julius Caesar to come out and say that "Fabius is innocent" we are of the opinion that Jjilius Casar would not care to divulge himself under bis proper name, and a declaration as to Andersou's Innocency under or over a nom de plume would be of no avail. ly compounded day or night.

which he aspires, much more capable B4 than the gentlemen from "Clyde who Burlington Route. eastward. LIVE STOCK BOUGHT and SOLD. Hence our explicit declaration that Mr. Anderson Is Dally Express Trains for Omaha, Chicago, Kansas has already been nominated tnat office, and wc speak of the latter iroih a personal knowledge ot his capacities not the gentleman.

The fellow who rnns the ciyae Press thinks it tends to his interest to claim that aU having to do with the St. John movement are Dem City, He Loots, and all points East. Thronga. ea Concordia, Out of town the 18th. and 19th of each month via Fsoria to Indianapolis.

Klegant Pullman Palace Cars and Day coaches on all through trains, and ocrats and whines out plaintively "another Democra also, or his incapacities. In Ding Cars east or Missiouri Hirer. WBSTWABD. tic dodge." Hence be wants to maae rotas neueve that Mr. who Is a Democrat, is identical with Julius Cawar.

who has been putting in some The trickery aud deceit and low me Dally Express Trains for Denrer, coaneUng In thods adopted by Roach to secure his Agents wanted for auth UIUU Wflf IUI Ml pWIIIIB IU unuiMV, VHHiUHIIW nla, and the entire West. Tba advent, of this line entic edition of his life; CLEVELAND' good licks for St. John. Bat whatever proncency the Press man may have In knowing what profane Jan-gauge la, we know that he Is no judge of literary com pool don. He claimed once that one of oar cor written at his own homa gives the traveler a New Route to the West, with atenei and advantages unequalled eleawheie rhroogb Tickets at the Lowest Bates arson sale at Cash paid for hides.

Highest market price paid lor poultry Old stand corner of Sixth St. and Wasta- ington Avenue. Concordia, Kansas all the important stations, and baggage win Deaiee ed to destination. Any i information as to tates routes or time tables will be chest fatty furnished upon application to any agent, or to P. 8.

Kuans, General Ticket Agent, Omaha, Neb nomination at the Republican Convention has surprised his friends and disgusted every honorable man in the county, and Mr, Kelly's election is assured. A nomination by the Republican Party this county is not always equivalent to an election, for though strong, we are satisfied that there is a majority of men here whose votes are uot a commodity to be traded for, at the will and pleasure of scheming politicians. And'though such wily politicians should trade. THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY with his cooperation and assistance, by the renown ed Goodrich. Largest, cheapest, handsomest, best-Elegantly illustrated.

Cost mote per copy to manufacture than the other lives that are sold for twice Its price, Outsells all others ten to qne. One of our agents made a profit of over SS0 the first day, A bar-rest of gold will be realised by every worker. AU new beginners succeed grandly. Terms free, and the most liberal ever oOtared. Save valuable time by sending 21 cents for postage and on free outfit; which Includes large prospectus book.

Art quickly dsy In the start Is worth a week In the finish. HALLKTTdt Portland, Maine. CARPENTER AND B0ILB3L Ye editor has been nominated by the Prohibition Party of this state as a Presidential Elector and he is proud of the honor, prouder of it than he would have been of the honor at tho hands of the winning party. When a party gets to be dominant and a nomination is equivalent to an election, then an immense amount of trickery and wirepulling is necessary to secure a nomination. An election by the Prohibition Party was not to be expected and hence there was no grabbing for the position.

It was tendered without any solicitation whatever on our part. When the party gets strong and there is a chance for election, then the politicians will join it for policy's sake and try and capture the o2ces but that time has not yet come aud the party is pure and undented at present, hence oar pride in beicj ore cf t3 firsts elwfcrs jef Pfililt number of competent workmen, and is prepared to turn out work promptly and in good shape. A Mr: Dunlap of Atchison was in town last week trying to organize a branch club of the "Army of Liberty." He needed nine members before he could a it takes nine persons to fill the ofiices. "To the honor of our city, be it said, he failed to get more than four signers. Three of them Oflers unsurpassed advantages to the traveling public in the shape of fast time; elegant equipment ad superior accommodation, rhis great system embracing miles of road, runs Its trains Into the VJaton depots of UU Louis, Kansas City.

Hannibal, Atehtaon. St. Jomph. Omaha, Parsona, Venison, Kt, Worth. Mlneola, Taylor, San Antonio Oalveston, respondents, a noy or eleven years or age, was a laoy of matured Judgment.

Later he insisted that the worthy postmaster of Clyde was our correspondent 'Pro Bono Publico" which was erroneous and now he claims F. M.Anderson Is JultusCsMar. Let him at once give op the editorial tripod and go Into some business that he is suited for, such as feeding swine fortnstanoe. Julius Cwar, before he tnrned to St. John was always a straight Republican, and a much mors honorable and consistent one than the Press man.

The Press man Is a modern Faust, he baa sold his soul to the devil, and the consideration hi the same that his prototype Issariot received, a few pieces of sliver. Any man that goes Into bis office with a Ave dollar bill In his hand can bny him up, be he. Democrat. Republican, Whisky lie or Prohibitionist and anything be may print la unworthy the credence of any aonoraMe man. Editor CancJ i ms sn i We have a first class miller and are making first class Try a sack.

H. 21. Spalding Co. -Col. Thocntsllooiiliht, Deniocratio ME8S, SADDLES Kew Orleans, and all other of the principal cities of -J 1 bargain and agree as to the disposal of Missouri.

Nebraska, Louisiana and Texas. Their Coaches and BagageCars are of the latest and finest make, and luxurious Pullman Palaes Sleeping and Hotel Cars are attached to all though trains. The novel Buffet Parlor Cars are run on day trains, sa4 Baclinlaa- Chair car on nfarht trains, between 8L i Scroll Sawing, I we learn are prominent republicans of yy- Main Street, CONCORDIA, KANSAS votes, the voters themselves will have something to say about the matter on the 4th. of November, and we opine that they will canctien cor ratify, aay such covtzat ts hasTrrra ca- iMk and Kansas City. The tea via this Haw are alway as low as aay otlier, and direct connection are made with express trains of other lines at juocUtu this city, the fourth one we could not find out and may be another republican for aught we The whisky men are Rt all in the Dcrsocrxtic Plain Ornamental L'umittLixsL ehitrr tt will at La- of L.

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