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. . ws ») . ; ly if | + 1 y THE WAR-TRAIL tiers. 2,048 "| THIS IS A GRAND TIME 4 d 4 Fa | 4a} wur. Jest as got ) 1 80u! R feiss RO 4 wie ANd B A LVE BA balf throuxh, the eze kim swizzin no a round, an nearly singed the i} 0 i : : (AO | . TE : 1s) SETORGUIEN @ 4% B ee (Y ; PEt | CHAPTER XXVIII.~—(Continvrn). He Pa ERE POTTERY Lit ae t ; Yi seh ' PE Gif 8s Fi 4 q a 2, ; Th 2 a.) “ ecu — (sare i ‘ bye y f “ bE £8 & % 3 h A Be ' v 5 | 4 4 5 4 For FOMe Momenis we sa 10 saddles ] " \ t © i i! i w ant ga me AP Bs Tat RRALT J , ae! i o P . t cy i ‘ Se @ ‘ under the influence ef stra: re @moipons, ; am ws : , Ril " j ; LOK { i but without exchanging a word, Wi - : \ n ee ke Thc CrACOR scanned the black surface round and/*®! CRI is Pw Pik WA VIN, Tr} | ) » af Heat i auyve - rourd.. The smeke no longer bindered | pall ; an our view of the ground. In the weed-|! “ Bit tations aa Silkolene el AT THI prairies there is no grassy turf; and the nce fie ee | dry herbaceous stems of the aupuals had 7 Wa , ; ; ! e | a ~ e 2 arta rp ¢ 3 ms £ fg tk me burued out, with the raj lity oj ldazi ” : i oo es ab a ig “y i c ‘ } { \W I $ s ° ore : flax. so that vothi g now remained to wa) , : ? ’ } Lo wy i rar St} 5 i ‘ a i: 15 cause a smoke. The fire was red o1 ; ls crackled | i . : if i ‘ i aatt ayat dead in an instant. We could see clear | FOE = oa ae t wer the cround. ti ke a millic os - wur | ; evough all that lay over the ground, bu , elie Teak i. ai tO nothing like the remains of a human}! 5© '0 Ve spiiicas 4 iS Wwe : ! i CO '\ i til ip ¢ mid ee scr ; i beivg | a . ° } a r. in thet gin me s i Il wu * No.” said Garey. with a long-drawn ca oe 4 sigh. “Poor Old Rube. The cussed) elnigy choked. afore | got the th bg) e : } ) i r i i ru you thing has burned him to ashes - bones|"* ae ; ‘uY A i’, . oe _. *ain'tas muecl » im left as Peilar tek lik i ! t | ay | 4a bi e : ‘ i Le a a Pod ram aint a much ¢ m feft th r rik 1 the pul thi ; wur over. | na « 2 meet eae VW dies and Ricakhs OF; cil in ud fill a fobacca-pipe rc rm ‘ ; hal 7° ? : \\ ac : £4 . " * \ 2 . Phe h—!! thur ain't!” replied a voice | - A arith this amation Rube ended | £OWh and Counti y, that caused both of us to siartin our} | 48C WIA this excia ee ee 2 : j aw i . his narration, aud o e i DeLOWK hime | saddles, as if it had been Rube's ghost = eT re ty half. | witie) : ie P| Be the butchering of the alrenc all- einige °C) a that addressed us-—‘ the h—Il thur ain’t |’ | Se!!! fh : i bCrius I yh ; A ' roasted buftalo. *peate e voice, as though it came : a : sis weni-tienia tentemieianiaabeds . repeated the om : ; Garey and i lent a hand: and havivge | WE HAVE AN IMMENSE STOCK OF out of the ground beneath our feet ' , a beds mmr ryt . ‘ crit ne pelos aid Giilel ty bits Tiur s enough o he Rube te ti to fit it ashe a , ' \\ : | | ° ¥ ve r irnued to. (pe Cahp. ’ ai v ai Ener, o wae-e: mee ae y the stemmuk o’ this byur buffler: an by | We Pet" ' af ensiies - -.T Eats. | { mY Z : ‘ : a. 3 ti yyodons, roast ribs, to owe, au pone fad ® — Cea, C= =<, the jumpin Geel 0} hat. a tight fit it u bi d| ' : { Ss E wu memed 5 Punilindl a »T)} eae ’ o al t ' ‘ ? » Marrow-tovues, we heii no Treason ‘Or | ” Wag! I’m nigh suffocated! Gie’s yu ; j A. >) } a 'this hvu that night to t GisSa ivf wil lie hos j . ry : ( 1 ° i On. es : : — —— Bill, aud pull me out o’ this byw pitality of the prairi Special Valués, at 9, 10, 12, 16, 20 and 25 cents per yard. trip.” meats) m - : i oan t 5 I ‘Lo our astonishment the pendent hide ro BE CONTINUED. of the buffalo was raised by an Invistble | ~s—-~—-——+----~- . ee et a dee hand ; aud underveath appeared, protru- rn 9 Ew . : Ane e | | ding throngh a hole in the side of the} ,: P42 ie G. Ge & , ial alnaalitiat tliat “Cass inmistak Lys ‘Ag 2 W BEB 9 CRS EO OAS RS SEES hugh careass, the unmistakable physog- | od # tb Bes aie rot the earless trapper. ! 4 7h beae ¢ = ae 1s 2 ra nomy of the earless trapper.) Ss wkd |p & MJURNING GOODS. ALL PRIGES Phere was something so ludicrous in 7 aie SG ii oR Cs # SURANER& PERS :. Deu howe the appari ion. that the sieht of it. com- . : b Fe", s a: bi jovi ; ir 13 Ga Lice § ESSE IN SERRE EEE EP LES bined with the joyful reaction of our| : Po a a SLE REISS feelings, sent both Garey and myself inte \ wis ; ; . : : are ab. & a is lies’ Felt Clot nel couvulsicns of Janghter. Phe young = ; A ar ge iot Oi sade 1s’ eit, Ulo nh and trapper lay back in the saddle to give i ~ ¥ ‘ c i % ; at ‘ ; 4 i ne Se . Fae ‘ poet, fs PY é alk ae 7 freer play to hiv lunes: and loud Le a te 3 Knitted Sai is, EFOotIR eps cts, up, cachivvations, varied at intervals by | ~ | eS “J “ * . Fads savage yelis, caused our horses to dance : ) ~ 7 ee x 3 7 . 2 zs ae i . 4 io St Ae ae e« <7 ‘ IV EIOS a i Ik yt Circe oe FC about as if they dreaded an onslaught of > j f xt co ay B4kGi ics sa c Ry tan ~ aia nd ur sine il Cu al S, ludians! wale {| ABR AO ee oe . . 7. see Soy Fre xf 2 At first, I could de fect a sienificant “SH 2 SNS o : pS ‘ oni 1 - : : e 5 ; ” ; gf SF OY a ‘ ys 4 S ebssbRtarg ; s Séat srg ee 8 4s <q smile at the angles formed by Rube’s| Pee] oo A Ot GL TCOIOT l fable Cioths, PMAnAY 4 them . ‘ ° . N. bape. 8 Rakes <F «5% tie : ;? Sg thin lips, but this disappeared as the SSSA ai Gall Price. to clear, . ° ig FSS laughter coutinued too long for his —2 atievee. | pe “FHEGREAT Wool Padaestal! Men's nik wncte Gheen s err ———e (Year, , PHEGREAT _, oj yoo] £weeds for fiens and Boy's wear, at **Cuss yur larfin!’ cried he at length & “5 c2Bs Vite it8 sa ta . ? - t . ‘ is aa -. lan, Be - — 4) . : “Kum Billee. boy! Lay holt hyur, an Fe eh a Pee ace BY 4 oo Cents 3 pel r yard, up es ° . Bele at ee Doe 3 j a 7 8% g' me a help, or | must wriggle out o’ | ES is Bis tras 4 £95::: (BES ey Ex ; meeself. The durned hole ain’t es big ™ FOR

es twur when Ikrep in. Durn it man, make haste! I'm better’n halt-baked r Garey vow leaped from his horse, an: taking hold of his comrade t ry the ‘claws’ drew him out of his sin: gular hiding-place. But the appearance of the old tr: apper. as he stood erect—red, reeking. and

greasy— was so supremely ludicerous,

that both Garey aud I were forced into!

a fresh fit of laughter, which lasted for

several misutes,

Rube, once released from his uncom. | fortable situation, paid not the slightest |

attention to our mirth; but stooping down,

drew out his long rifle—from where he |

had secu ed it under the hanging skin—

aud after having examined the piece, to | see tliat no harm had come to it, he laid |

it gently across the horus of the bull. Theo taking the ** bowie” from his belt he quietly proceeded « the buffalo, as if nothing to interrupt the operation,

Meanwhile Garey aud I had laughed | ourselves hoarse, aud, moreover. were brimful of curiosity to know the parti- culars of Rube’s adventure, time he fought shy of pretended to ‘be “ miffed” in which we had again. It was all as Gaey well knew: aud having thrust into his comrade’s hand the gourd still containiog a small drop of “aguardiente, couciliated him ; and after a little more coaxing, he | condescended to give us the details of | his curious escapade. Thus ran his nar- ration:

** Ee wur both o’ yur mighty think thet arter fighting ‘grizzly bar av Iujun for nigh forty yeern ou these hyur pararais, | wura gwine to be rubbed out by a spunk o fire tike thet. hap.’ twur nat’ral evough for the young fellur hyur to take me for a greenhorn, | seein as he oncest tuk me for a grizzly. He. he, he—ho, ho, hoo! | sey ‘twur ao ur uat’ral evough for him to a thor: 80; but you might a kuowd better you, Bill Garey, seein as ee oughter kuowd me.

**Wal!” continued Rube, suck” at the gourd, **when | seed the weeds afire, | know’d it wa’nt no use

had hap pened |

our queries, and |

pretence, however,

S800L

“c

making tracks Preehaps if I'd a spied the thing when the bleeze fest broke ovt, I .mout a run for

it, an mout a hed time; but I busy skinoiv this byr beest wi’ my head clost down to the karkidge. an thurtor didu’t see nuthin till | heern the crack- liu, an in coorse thur wa’nt the ghost o’ a chance to gt clurthen. I seed thet at the fust glimp. “Twn'ta gwine to say I wa’ot shes art ;

I wur skeart, an bad «keart too, I thor for a spell, I wur boun io go under. Jest then | sot my eyes upon the buffer, hed got the critter "bout hait-skinne l, as) ee see; an the idee kim inter my head, | I mout crawl shomeh: w under » 40 pull the hide over me. I t:'e! thet plan fist ; but I kudo’t git kivered to my satis ie. tion, an | gin it up. <A better idee then kim uppermost, an thet wur to clur out the anyinal’s inside, an thur cache. | reck nl want long in cuttin out a wheen

o the buffler’s ribs, ao gute an I wa'pt long nevther i in my karkidge, feet {v’ most,

the hole,

wur

—

in Squeez through

I hedu’t need to & been long ;

‘ith the skivuing of)

For some}

at the manner ° op | welcomed him to life

the latter |

y green to |

Pree- |

after another

tearin out the}

SORT Ear et ee, a ee

toes LIAL,

E> Ss oT Ras R PTs AES % ‘ pe a Gaia 4 Oe ta. 2 * wa ‘3 a & 3 4 wy a “} Pm Fil Ge Bae § of ta, peea ssa s aed to O908 aad WI wad ted pecs xf ; ae i 7 flexuralgic ~ E rekaahea ad CCRC, sie i | od i } , é j a d wv No Preparstion on earth e Sr. Jacone 0 "es a safe, sure, simile and cheep } Remedy A tria) entails 2 } trifling outlay of 60 Cents, 2 with pain can have cheap aud positive proof of ita j claim3 Directions in Eleven Languazes on™ NY n —- - S0LD - Y ALL DRUG i JL ¢ TAT? IN MEDICINE i STH eT Er Pe LO A. W Waa » 6x, Lv @ } Hailimore, 1d,

ras “ he

IDTV

ee EXTRA FOUR, for sale by

' F L VACNUTT. | Water Street, Jan. 16,782 4w 2aw

CRACKED FEED.

} } >| , | Craked Oats, Wheat Bran, Crach ed Barley, Wheat Sh orts, White Oats, Biack O ats.

. aa For sa'e by

| |

HORACE HASZARD. Charlottetown , Dee 21 'R1—Im eod

eet Oa ag "te i - Herring. Heri 100 bbls, Extra Fat No. 1, equa

Bloaters 100 quintals Codfish,

1 to Yarmouth

fl GO me Mens Wincey and Flannel Shiris 50 cents up. Se } 300 Mackere)] BarreJs (00d sto K), i wane an “Te Ty -—-

0 bushels Fisbing Salt, | an} UND] ROL THER ng (AR GAN JAGKETS toe ached Fishin Sa orion poor 008 Woolen UNDERCLOTHING and CARDIGAN Wy | : ’ ‘ Crna ' Sy

Bolt Rope, Hemp and Manilla Cordage, Lines

Paints aud Oils DAVID SMALL.

1881.

jand Twine 8,

Queen’s Wharf, Sept, 10,

| ee ee

COMBIA

WRITING & cri FLUID,

AND

CHEMICAL WAITING ‘UID,

Are the Best Inks manufactured.

TRY THEM. FOR SALE BY ALL STATIONERS,

WHOLES ALR,

BUCKLEY&ALLEN,

| HALIFAX, N. §. Removed...

ke u \ RS. W. W. IRVING b cs friends and the public

i she has

gs to notify he generally that} opened ber for Painting an: | branches,

For terms, etc,. dence of Mr,

Square.

i Drawing tn all their different apply at hor Studio resi

(au 29 tf

ne. |

Fali and W inter Classes |

Peebles, South Side ot King |

eee. Mr IN ETE,

ioths, doubie width, 59 cts. per yd. up.

Grey Unien Flannels for 16 cents, up. All Wool Flanuels, in all prices,

A LARGE Ladi Weol Squares.

Bales ef Buffalo and Wolf Rebes. | Coon and Baffaio Tests,

STOCK OF

es?

Waterproof Tweed and Rubber TUST OPENED.

HREY LARGE STOCK OF OVERCOATS & BLSTERS,

BS5.00

nee 1 ee

-

‘hae «

ne

ikeefing Jackeis,

Ul De & GOOD LINE OF BOYS GLOTHING,

| SUIS FLOM $1.50 UP.

»

Boys’ Ulsters and Storm Costs.

| Fur Caps.

§ A Goed Selection of Ladies’ and Men’s % BLANK EEs,

| A ‘Ss FP UA 59 ED BC BA OE

| IN WHITE AN

ey Ae YD GREY. BATCHELORS’ QUILTS, $1.10 UP. HORSE RUGS, $1.25 UP. txcellent Value in Grey and White Cottons, | ‘Tickings, aad all Staple Goods,

ae 0:20

LINE OF GROCERIES

Yeas, la Chests, Half-chests and Boxes,

O20

Couts,

0 ES

TANUARY 24. 1882.

WEST INDIA

VY 4 EE BEWOUS Be

sts Tea, and barrels Sugar, x0 pune M olasse 8,

0 chests and half-che 90 ht

J MGs,

G ; ‘ytra Flour 100 barrels Superior Extra Flour,

20 boxes Tobacco (flat 30 caddies Bright Smoking sorted Soaps,

25 boxes White and Blue Starch,

s Nixev’s Black Lead

ry ' Tobe co,

70 boxes A

30 box

2.0 reams Wrapping Paper, 5 casks W. Soda,

29 boxes T, D. Pipes,

50 cans Kerosene Oil

5 casks Turpe ) barre] Bangs, 7 1,50) bushels Sait 300 Pork Barrels, ! i

500 Ash-Hao } $ Barre ls,

utine, neh,

50 tins Lar ie i 3 tons Wheat Bran, 5 tons Wheat Sorts,

i | J,000 bushels Oais,

i KY ’ ish | 96 box ioxes No, 1 Coctish, | | i

n bulk,

and balf- itala Coutis h,

lurge Hake

50 quan 10 q'itals 00 bris. 20 cases Preserved Lobsters, 10 cases Preserves Salmon, 10 cases Preserved Herring, 6.0 boxes Tin, 100 ingots RK: fined Tin, 4) pigs Soft Lead, Copp r, s Assorted Lron, PORAGE Lower Quec -im eod

TE FRRIBLE a ie ue i Kin

5 bars 14 and 1! 5 ton PEAS ZAR ED,

n Street, Ch’town, Dec, et ’81-

USt RECEIVED, a large assortm« int of | J fe HIS, Cub sisting ol WALTHAM Geneva WATCHES, it Gold, American Stock Plate Chains, and Locks ts, Ear Rings, Brooche Bs, Cs Gold, Piated and Silver Sets; a large assort-

j ’ : ’ : p r -imore | ment of Ladies’ and Gents’ Gold finger Rings, Cutf Buttons, shirt Studs; a nice lot of

and |

Ne C klets

),

lows, that 1s to say: Com

‘at the south-east auyie «i the nori

and hali-barrels Labrader Herring | f itv

TRAGEDY, ©

: Gold and Siiver Cases, |

pore d

Higist- |

Mortgage Sale.

'O be sold by PUBLIC AUCT ON, on THURSDAY, the sixteenth d y of Feb. ruary, A. DI 352, at the hour of tweive o clock, nvon, at the Court

nerside, in Prince ©

and by virtue cf a

tained in aa lod Mortgage bear.

ly date the eleveuth y of Decen mber,

A. D. 1879, and vetween Patrick

Clauney of thi ‘ , and hdward

Jarvis Ho ».500 Of tue viher part, —

Ps oe bat tract, pie e or parcel of land Avs lying and being on Lot or own. Number Three, in Prince County. in

1 island, and as ful.

stake ot Lot ibree, aern margin las 11 HOW ip the Pp ‘93-

:

House in under

ale COM.

Sut m ounty, Power of =

enture of

bouauded me Delog at a in the bank at the shore

fixed

of one hundred acres: f

Se8S8F100

west to a io I

said

Patrick ¢ luneg ; thence tubing north and south, being

tne east bound iry ol lands held Dy Matthew |(ahill, James Ahearn, ihomas Vi aid, and

henee south such ing east to the

.

a distance that a said shore and along }said shore to the place of c miwencing, wilf | coutam an area of filty acres of land, a Tittle | more or 1 88.

: i | 11320, all

that

other, tract, piece or pareel land situate

lying and b ing on Lot or Number Three in P rines e County bounded and described as follows, j that is tosay: Commencing on the ehore of |Lot Tpree im the s uth east an vle of one huudred acres of land, bounding g next On the im uuith line of land in the possession of | Themas O'Re west ior the dig. itance of one haadbid chains ; thence south ifr the distance of tive chains, or as far a8 a | hae running east to the said she--, and along lthe said shore to the »laceof eym sniencing, and will contain an area of fifty acres of land, a or less, being % Oue moiety or half | pa art of one hundred acres of land now in pos | sess sion of the said Patrick Clan 7. | For farther particulars apply

} y at the office }of Messrs. Hodgson & MelLeod, Solicitors, Summerside. j i | i

To Nias hip | alores aid,

now

ittle more

Dated this 12th day of Janusry,A D. 1882, EDSVAR!I ? JARVIS HOUGSON, 2aw tu-th Mort. teagee,

"MORTGAGE SALE.

| TO be sold by Public Auction, House in ae ae n, on TUESDAY, re

13 sj]

i

at the Court in King’s County, wenty-eighth day ot

wee TS velyr . ‘ ) t day and Thirty-hour CLOCKS and Time- | - ruarys pe. Sy “D. 1832, at the hour “ a Sn tb eaet rte > . sis of Castors ( iWe.ve oc! " hoop, —_—

pieces; Plated Ware, consisting of Cast j ; Batter and Pickle Dishes, Kuives, Forks | L that tract, piece or parcel of Land, ee Se ' I ud ruate, 1) ing andl hemg on Let er Spoons and Napkin Rings, i fen... Se,

| Towns} ship Nuraber “ixty-Three, in King's Speciacles and Eyegtasses, |Cousty, Prince Haward Tsisnd, formerly oJ? '

If you want to save money and get a first- | Cla-s artick and let your eyes be your owh evidence.

Repairing Clocks, Watches and Jewelry punctuaily attended to, a. G&. BUR

+, Opposite Post ai 1.

2), ’381—l]m daw

. all y Cat

Queen Squ Cha rat. Dec,

‘HE NEW HYMN BOOK, in great variety i of styles and binding, just received at

HARVIE’S BOOKSTORE,

Aug. 17—tf QreenStreet

ie BParyrand | fl Vann (WON qi4

| rrince kdward Islan

|

RAILWAY.

TIME TABLE NO. 17.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT

(go take effect on on the ‘Ist Dec., Léél 3 ‘TRAINS OUTWARD,

STATIONS, | MIXED. | MIXED, MIXED. i pt | eo Ub’town ..|Dp 8 15am Dp 3.00pn Roy: ality Jci ** 8.38 a N Wiltsh’e ** 9.29 «| Hunter R’r, © 945 my “4.30 | Bradalba’e | aoe i ‘ Co'ty Line.}**16.33 **', ** 6.58 1 Freetown | **10 aS Ke STIs rt'n! "11.10 | * 2.88 ;

a) 1 Dp 2 30pm he

linen side! {rll a5 " jAx 6.30

. Dp t.45 pm) | Wellingt’: 2.37 md | Ort a..) wee Le > fea “444 «6 Bloomfield 5.08 *

Linerton * pee Cignish aro.45 < Royalty Je: Dp 2.53pm York. 03 1 3.09 « Bedford. . .| , It 3.99 «

TRA! NS INWARD. SPALIONS MIXED. | MIXED

h’town .. Ar 5.30) pm Arll 15 ans | Arll. 45am

Sradalba’e * ** 3,24 «+ | 66 9.09 **

‘a ty Line, ss 14 sé é & 59 “sé

“reetown..| ** 2.59 it aoe) Ke nsingt b se 9.45 ‘cc j “ce 8 ~O se «« 2 OV se ee 7.45 ‘ Arli.30am Wellingt’n Dp! 0.38 ¢¢ Port Hall, ‘| **» O48 -¢* » Le ary rg 3l v2

Summ’ side

x

sioomilield “ 8.08 * Alberton ../ ** 7.95 +

tiynish ,

oS >. 30 rm

Royalty Je} ORR. v5 5 J

-dford, , |

Dp tl. 22am i **33.05 * ' 630.45 ¢ **10.10 *

| Our House has long been popular for the quality of its ~| Goods and the Cheap rate at which it has supplied its customers, | ‘ ‘and with greatly increased facilities for®trade, we intend that its ‘reputation in this respect shall be fully sustained in time to come.

& CO.

PREZ

GEO. DAVIES

|

Mt. Stew’t | Dp 8.40 * |

Cardigan .. | ff abba ee. & is ce

(reor get! ou.

Mt. Siow7| ~ AFi0-00am dor oj Lip 9 20 «4 t. Peter's} i 850 «6

ear Liver]

| | Arli.ag |

‘< 8.00 ‘é | ‘é 7 15 ‘és

.B. ARCHIBALD, |

Superintendent

Charlottetown, Now, 21; 1987)

iailwey Office, Charlottetown, Nov. 29, 1581 [6i, wkly]

| knowa as Fairchild’s Point. and bounded and Id escrib.d as follo ws, that is to Say :—Com- | meneing on the north shore of Murray River, lat a stone placed on the Bank Head, and | running thence north four degrves and thirty | ninutes west for the distance of seventy- is veu chains, ” the shore ot Greek River ;

thence along said shore eastwardly and south. ) wardly to the shore of Mink River Bay ; thence following the various courses of said shore suuthwardiy, crossing a sand point to Murray — ; thence westwa dly along said

‘array River shore to the stone or place of columencement, containing one hundred and | uinety-six acres f land, 2 iittle more or less, together with all ri; ghts, members and appur- tenances thereto belonging or in anywise appertaining.

The above sale is made pursuant to the power of sale contained in an Indenture of Mortgage, dated the tirst day of March, A. D, 1-80, and made between James Munn and Wiliam McKenzie, the younger, of the one part, and Jane Bell of the oth r part.

hor further pa articulars apply at the office Hodgson & McLeod, Solicitors, Uharlott-lown

Dated this 7th day of January, A. D. 1882.

JANE BELL,

Jan. 7—2iew th.sle koa

Vennor

Big Sio. Bis Anticipated!

Stovepipe, Stovepipe,

want your STOVES leave your orders with C, F guarantce

Prox aptnesss: and a Boss deb

Cc. F. HARRIS,

'

of Mess: 8.

Predictions |

attended to, . HARRIS, I

; Stht tree,

PAT

Upper Queen Street, ct ted

LO Lut.

re BRICK HOUSE adjoining the resi- dence of Mr Anrcup Keynepy, Water Street; also the premises a ‘joining, lately OC. enpir d by the “ Examiner Printing Co,’’ Ap: ply to the owner,

JOHN INGS,

CWtown, Sept. 7, 1881

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