The Silver state. [volume], August 12, 1880, Image 3

About The Silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903

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THE SILVER STATE.
tuniij .“.n l It.
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S \V. Urst: is authoiieed to make ■jollectioks
or the SiLVKit Statk and receipt (or tbesume.
DAILY lilM.S.riV.
War Department- Si.nat Cave V. 8. Airy.
At,cast, 12. VteOi.4.17 a. ft.
Observation* taken at w.e moment o(
time at all eta tw,its.
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PLACE OF | £
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OBSERVATIONS. I sf ,'J. % rr^
£ ['*?. 1 < i
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Boise City, Idaho. I
Cheyenne. \\y.i :»2 W 2 |C!« ar.
Patenport, loan. . i til Ml 2 Clear.
North Platte, Nen.. | hi S la -T’.tar.
Omaha, Ned.| <1 f -1 • j... • Kltearv
Pioche, Nev. t, ■ fi 4 1 . . Clour.
Sacramento, Cal . ■■ f’S » 8 • C.ear.
Salt lake, I tah S 4 j<A. udj.
San Francisco, C.l,. t>4‘ l>Vi lo t lw .r.
Virginia, Mon..! I |
Winneuiucva, Nev.. 13 Nil 8 1 ... Clear
.. .
Ai onsi 11 li - Uttkinuun taeruiomeirr, 8J";
Minimnin thermometer. oO .
n— ii n • * *JT-kr.1
8,1> FIUMUIU *TO«73i. UU’OItT.
I.iist I'/. nitnu';i ItnnwFi
410 R .V i: 15c 15 i'. !rc’..a 15}
OO N 1 clic li} 12* 1 > t. 11 ill mm 23c
75 Manhattan IA 47>0 (1 -il l IV ze 100c
1(X> Arii'clit * 50.' MM Navajo 4.h:
100 BcllC l*!t 7oi* 2X1 l)ay*l:
BOO Farad. •• ;t* 000 A Ikd.e I*!a 45c
10.* Mt Pot.wi It): 100 Hoi moo oc
30 1 iodic 445c 2j0 ll chi . li 0 I05e
4»5 Tioga 0*1.' 2V<Viumm t105 too
30 liuizy r z20e 140 (« a l.luvv. ;)..<*
25 lkIv Ucrc 1(5)' :,I,0 rli iu.aiio 3.) 35c
SMI Block 11a*'- 25c 3 # r'cxrk r 20c
17o Men i 1 j loo i • n 1‘tici ic 75c
4<H1 ( in*«!>!'.V '-’Oc 470 DuAity 3* •'<:
50 Jup. cr 120c 40 tkiuta ltvil'ver "Oc
300 Atlilcn u <t)c 1 y N ■ • I .y JKi *5>5c
•J00 D St .ndar.l 30 3V .0 N Ni <11.ay 280.1
28 Man.in.ail 20o 11) ic 7<M Alinaol.c
130 M Wlot S.'> '.M)c 300 u.'i) 12X'
lo Silver li if. 4 *'
'I hi* Slorwins** !Iaur«lk
ICO Oj hir 7} 7} 135 Mexican 8}
250 < 1 a ..150c 2 I H «„ ii Oj
8-20 S'avak-3 2*>e 1 " 1' n> Va '«}
220 ( hollar 235 24( • : Mi* "ot- i <0 205c
315 IliiV 3)0 400" :.m (’ 18 int 1 -5 150c
fi85 I < lev jacket f} .r>r*0 Ini <ial.io
25 Kun'uik 2'0c 2<M A-pin. I
1155 It. lcher ItfO 32oc 7o s: Ncviul.t 12! 12*
80 I'tah v k 175 IJ.f Hon iiJ>c
fo Exchequer Ifla.r 1) ikig liclchorT}
To Ovciniuii 14<ic 7c Juatte. 7 ' dOc
rtt) I ni* n 25 2"! iWO Alta 195 2002
330 Julia 5) 5Vi 2.0 t.'ivlcdcilia 45c
210 hover H.ll 2 c i:t»* (7ha.Un40.il • II.V
500 New V.*r< Oc ? ■<) 1, Wa»l. n 3') 5c
41X) I hil Sheridan 30c 0 ) A.i !e* 135c
20(* hcorpioo I7<i 10.8) 7.30 lien 011 I
50 ( c kUn ai 1 1-0 CU.Idtri (.ate 90 SOc
20 (Jo inn 1}
LOCAL lATELLIOEKCli.
THE iINTJHTS TEMPLARS.
A Livc'y Scene at the Depot.
A sjtecial train of el-voa cars, nine cf
them slcejtei:;,- bearing the d. legates
from the several Commaodcric* of
Knights Templars on thi* IV-v**itio '.S ar t,
on their way to Chicago, arrived here
yesterday a*teinorr. Conductor J.
Williams, of the e ness train, had
charge of the t'aui, ai. i .James Wiight,
who took the Jared A 1’aliner fast train
over the Central Pacific noitie lduryeai i
ago, with his otigino, he 14U, had
charge of the locomntiv.. Mr. Wright
is a Knight Templar h.msclf, and i.i
fact is a e*2 degree M.i-on, and 1i:m in
girie was decorated with the Stars and
Strijtes uml apipoj>rfate emblems of the
Order. As a token of respect to him,
the brass band of the Secmui Regiment
of the California Katienab (jhanl jtiayad
a tune on the jtl itSorm, and die Knight*
gave him three « heirs There-were 1JA
Sir Knights on t'x- train fnvn eightemi
Oonunandeiic in California, Oregon,
British Columbia and NT-radi, in my of
whom were vccoi ijtanied by their wives,
making the tot: L mmiiter on t! « rain
153, including t! • nu n Iters of ti-mland.
Conductor \\ illiiitns, who !ms taken
nearly all tin; excurs.o i tia i s that ever
jtassed east or west, over tho T ticket*
Division o» tho railroad, tai i- a more
gentleniaiUyn and :better oondus^ed l»t
of jtasseiiyTps lie nsv *r saw' in all i is
experience on railroad!'. They w .ire
uniform eapn and iifr.taloons while
traveling, ami drill. re pi'arly in a car
attached to the train fo'* that purpose.
Throe cheer* were given to1 them by
the crowd which asvm.blod ; Wth< depot,
as the train- was Liivtn ( the depot, to
which they? reqiottdi 4 by waving the
Bear Hag of t'aliforiiio, and giviug throe
cheers for Wtutiotini :cr,.
Hr.ivy liiiiia'.
Among several cir loads of steel raids
taken through hi ru yesterday for the
Southern BAoille Railroad, were two
twelve •wheel cars loaded with sixtoia
tons each, or about ■ ix tons more thau
an ordinary < ar-l mil.
Store for safe.
A store home with stock of good?da
offered fur sale at Oolcoudo, sou uilvor
tUeuumt iw another column.
A ROUGH SHAVE FOR SHAROV.
How A Carson Barber Rasped III* Check
and His Record—He hears an Honest
Opinion of Himself.
On Sunday afternoon, says the Car
i son Appeal, Senator William Sharon
sauntered down Carson street in search
of a barber shop. The tonsonal estab
lishments are as a rule closed at that
hour, but Mr. Sharon's luck did not
desert him, and at 3;R3 p. M. he was
fortunate enough to find a place open.
Ho was soon stretchod out in a chair,
end the barber bad no sooner lathered
his face than lie began to puiup h:m
with regard to stocks.
TUB BARBER OPENS THE B > LB,
“Ho you bear anything new aboflt
Union?'’ (slap dab with the lather
brush).
“Haven’t heard,” said the man in
the chair.
“They say the ore body pitches over
into Sierra Nevada.”
“Perhaps it does.”
i, “limed have been mighty tough
[ <101111 here for a spell, ami if stocks
don’t take a walk up giade pr. tty soon
I’m dished (slap dab), ami you can bet
on it. Don’t you buy stocks?”
“Never bad a share in my life.”
“The devil! Must be from the East.
What State are you from?”
“I’m from Califor— All! hem! Ne
vada!” replied tho Senator, recollecting
just in the nick of time.
THE SENATOR! VL RACKET.
“What do you think of the Senatorial
right?”
“Haven’t kept track of it. ’
“Well, Sharon lie’s iu th<a field, and
the boys say Uncle Jinuny l'air’a going
tornu.” Here the barber swept bis
steel down Sharon 3 left jaw ami made
him wince with terror.
“La-that so?”
“Yes, but I guess lie’s N. (»., that is
he:* don’t sling. tf»e rocks- around like
Sharon. He freezes to a twenty like it
was the last lie had. Sharott lie’s a
regular —— , but 1 guess bo’s lib
eral. Do you know Sharon’'”
“No, do yon?”
PERSONALITIES!.
. . i ten
"Mw nun once on tram, ouuck u.u.
Lord, 110 drinks like a fish when ha’s
out on a run. He looks like a darned
cadaverous starvationist. i voted for
him six years a?) tu*l got. my money
far it, but blast my-hide if lie gets off
as cheap thia tinnx He’s too devilish
lazy for a Senator. Never gets round
| in time to vote. Turn ynra- c'um njva
j little; that's it. Now look at old Dag.,.
• s > kit he can’t hardly walk, and Sha
ron’s thin enough for a runner; yet
Dag. works like a horse for less pay
tliauaSkaron ;;«ts-for looting asowml the
I’alaco Hotel, playing whisky cinch and
f eezo-out with Joe King and old Smith.
Little powder on your face, stranger 2”
C ONDITION OK THK SACK.
“ Uow’s Sliaron fixed i.ow!” asksd
the man in ttie chair.
“Guess he ain’t so Hush as he wasp’
repHed the harbor; “lhey soy the
hoys at the Day have had the damps
o.i him several times, and since the hank
busted he’s been >*bort. TImu that
l’alace Hotel ain’t paying. He scrimps
all ho can, but it won’t work. 1 guess
by tnis time he's going to keep the
hoys on the ragged edge, get what lie
can .and led then* v. li stic for the cliangg.
Oh, lie’s sly. Of course, when lie's gut
a lull sack he planks it down, but when
I ho hasn't ho travel* a» good deal on
I wind- and he’s aw till slick, a smooth
Kph, right along. If I stand in i want
the cold cash right thorn* in my. pa w.
Little oil, pardf That’s the kind oi a
man I am. Let mu put n little tonic
in your head:' I’d knock that bald
spot cold in two applications. J ust take
that bottle right along—niy own nuke
— only a dollar.”
“Don’t want any of your d—d hair
oil!” E.tid th« Senator somewhat irri
tated.
“Alhright, don’t have to- take any
thing Were thkb you don’t want. Ik!
have a talk with Sharon, Lot they : ay
V crrington stays by him so he doir’t
give the boys a clianeo. Here, let that
tug. brush your .writ looks dusty.
Must he yon tiavel a good deal. Ifc
you was used to this sagebrush country
you’d-wear a-duster, Thunk you, e«„
Come again. 1
l>y this time Mr. Sharon’s face was
purple, but ho controlled his temper
and drifted back to .ft* hotel. When
he iiad passed out of sight, some parties
who had been enjoying the fun told the
barber who his distinguished geest was.
The artist, on hearing the news, hastily
closed up the shop under the impres
sion that Sbacjn had gone off afttr
'firearm*,■
THE OREGON AND YVIXNEMDCCA RAIL
ROAD.
Wliat is Thought of the Project at Browns
ville.
Some two weeks ago the SrLVEfR
State copied an item from an Oregon
paper, relative to"the proposed railroad
from Brownsville, in that State, to
Wiiinemneca. A. J. Shepard, Wells,
Fargo & Co's Agent here, wrote to the
express agent at Brownsville, Oregon,
inquiring if work was progressing on
the road, or if the road Was iikely to be
huilt. He has received an answer to
his inquiries from O. I’. Cashew, ex
press agent at Brownsville, who says
that a- Scotch company is building a nar
row gauge railroad from Portland, l*y
way of Brownsville and Springfield, to
Winnennieoa, or some point ill this vi
cinity, on the CcuitVal P.-icific Raifroad.
Brownsville is 011c hundred miles south
of Portland, and SpringfiehV is twenty
five miles south of Brownsville, and
near the head of the Willamette Vad
ley. From Springfield the road w ill
sta-t across the Cascade Mountains, in
the direction of Yv mnemucca. lhe
road is to be completed to Brownsville
by the lirst of November, next. Ne.1t
Summer it will be finished to Spring
field, and perhaps farther in this direc
tion. The charter is for a road from
Portland or Astoria to Winnemuec*.
| This is conclusive evidence that a'road
is being built from Portland to this
place, but it may bo years before it i»
completed.
Tlu* Sunday School Btciilft
We are requested to state that every
body i3 invited to the Sunday-school
picnic, which is to be held about a mile
above town en the river, to-morrow.
Teams have been engaged to take the
children to the gimuuds; and ample
preparations will he made for thAr
comfort. As it is not intended for a
Tanner feast, all tlie grown folks should
take along well-filled baskets.
More Ice,
Again are vc under obligations to
George Berger for ice—l*i never misses
dropping a chunk at onr door f .every
morning, of as fine a quality as grotfa
anywhere.
SPiSC'IAL locals.
I'aro Sla;sl«* SUjar.
Pirns Vermont maplt* sugar, by lie
box, at 21 cents per pound, and in
smaller tpiantities at 25 conts per pound,
at BaNNTSTKII <fc WlkTHRlil*'*.
jy.2l-au3tf
Kwiu:nrr> Kits.,
Latestatyleu of l adies’ SiKnmenHalts
at reduced prices,
jeO w<. Rkixhart k Co’s.
niar fur lirsnr !l curls
At' Frank Fellows’ Fashion Shmple
Rooms can Itfc protore;! the geiiinc im
ported Charles Heidsieck. tf
Kruft Cans,
Now is the time to put up your fruit
for the Winter. Fruit cans sold cheap
for cash, by K. W. Wmd.'
took litre!
Levy As Co. are opening to-day the
kttgosfat.d tmr>8t complete stock of* dry
goods, buttons and ‘‘Vothing to be found
in the State. It will be worth money,
to you to call a?ul see tfiem, and get
prices. They are determined not to be
undersold; Fresh goods arri .dug daily,
kKVV-.t Co
Be ('««! and Aomforlablc.
Call at F. 0. Korins’, and lit your
self with a-white* coot, pants and vet,
all of which are being sold at coat.
j<«K
;*t»re wr«:.
We have just received our own brr.rtd
of CO flee, tho liuest in the market.
Try it. mfl Lcvy & Co. -
liri.a ojn.KTs
A;si Celery Salad, every - night,’ at
L>oo’« Lunch Stand. fo-ti
-- ♦ — —i——
Thi'Cc-lilj’ Uoso.'
A lino-assortment of three-ply rubber
hose, A No.- !,»tko best in town, at-the
store of
ap‘J7-tf Bannister ^Witiieri.y.
Mint liter
White coats, pants-and vests at coat,
at-F. C. ltontNS’. jei’S*
!kt<k<a Buttrd <tnna
And Brown Bread, at all times, »t
Doc’s Lunch Siand. fft-tf
-... »«-- —-—■—>
AmtUliy Is It ?
Why does everybody go to Levy &
Co’s store for thVir goods? Answer—
Because that is tho placo to get goods
•heap for cash. mil 11
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SPECIAL LOCALS.
In Ihc Whole History of Medicine
No preparations has over performed
such marvelous cures, or maintained 30
wide a imputation as AyrE'S Cherivy
Pkctokal, which i3 recognized as the
world’s remedy for all diseases of the
throat and liliigs. It# long-continued
series of womlerfal cores in all climates
has-made it universally known as a safe
and reliable agent to employ’. Against
ordinary colds, which are the forerun
ners of more serious disorders?, it acts
Bpeedily and surety, always relieving
suffering, and oftetl saving life. The
protection it affords, by its timely use
in throat and lntig disorders of
children; makes it ail invaluable reme
dy to be kapt always on hand in every
home. No’ person oau afford bo be
without it, and those who have once
used it never will. From their knowl
edge of- it# composition and effects,
physicians use tlnr Cherry Pectoral
extensivaly in thoir practice, and cler
gymen recommend it. ft is absolutely
certain in it# remedial effects, and will
al ways cure where cures are possible.
mti2GMy-l
Cocohk. — “ Brown’s Bronchia*
TrochK3” are nsed with advantage to
allev-iate ooiiglie. sore throat, hoarseness
and bronchial affections. For thirty
years these Troches have beert in ure,
with annually increasing favor. They
are net new and an tried, but, having
been tested by wide and constant use
for nearly an entire generation, they
have attained well merited rank among
the few staple remedies ot the age.
Tft» Throat.—“Brown's Bronchial
Trochee” act directly or the organs of
the voice. They have an extraordinary
effect in all disorders of tlie throat and
larynx-, restoring a healthy fcm? when
relaxed, either from cctll or oteo-exer
tion of the voice, and produce a clear
and distinet-eimiiokvtioR. Speakers and
singers find the 'J roehes useful.
A Cough, cohlj catarrh or sore throat
rcouires immediate ottewitou, us neglect'
oftentimes resnlta in some incurable
lung disease. “Brown’s Bronchia:;
Trochbs*’ will almost invariably give
relief. Imitations aft* offered for sale,
many of which-are injurious/ The gen
uine “Brown’s Bronchial Troches” exe
sell only i« hexe». jal3-ly*
■ YTtok Everybody to Bnow.
Ruv. George II. Thayer, an old cr'li
zen of this vicinity, know n to every cue
as a most influential citizen and a Chris
tian mif.ister of the Ah E. Church, just
this moment stopped at our store to
say: 4*I wish everybody to know that I
consider ifwt l/Otli mys«,f and wife ow e
our lives to Shiloh's Consumption Cur?.”
It is having a tremeudons sale over our
counters, .Tin! is giving perfect satisfac
tion in all cases of Lung Diseases, buS’i
as nothing else has done.”
Dks. Mat«wett &-France.
Bourl*on, Ind., May IS, 18?8.
Sold by C. A. Dk^xcescr*; Druggist.
nS-eon
KS Dtrrptlcn lined.
It is strange so mahy people v?ill con
tinue to-suffer day after day with Dys
pepsia, liver Comjdain^ Constipation,
Sour Stomach, and General Debility,
when they can procure at oUV' store
Shiloh's Vililizer, free of cost if it docs
not cure or relieve them. Price, 75 c^s.
Sold by C. ApDrSacssure, Druggist.
118-cop
For lam# haett, sido^or chest, uec
Shiloh's Pcroiis riaster. Price 75 cJs.
Sold by C. A. DkKa$ssure, Druggist,
Winnemueea, New. u8-oop‘
K«w-l4 Is Rone.
The first direct In lifer with the Amer
ican pvoplensr t<» “get rich*” thr second,
hove to regain good ’ health. The first
can lx* oh by'energy, honesty and
saving; the second—good health—by
nstnglin <kn’s AdgcstFlower. Should
you Lc a despoudent sofTercr from any
of the effect3- of Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plaint, Indigestion, etc., such as Si$k
lloadaebe} Palpitatimi of tha Heartt,
Sour Stomach, Habitual Costiveui db,
the NbrvoWS Pros
tration, Low Spirits, etc., you need not
sutler another day. Tv. o doso3 of
August Flower will relieve you at
ouco. f'himpte'botblcsi’Hf'cevits. Reg
ular size, 75 cents. ■ Positively sold by
all first-class druggists in tfio lluitdd
states.
, The most popular* anil fragrant* per
fume of the day, Hackmetack. Try it.
Sold by <*. .V“ UBSlttfialtsS; Druggie,
Winuemucca, Ncrr u7-eod
*Wr«;li*K r<tfA4cr. *
Everybody’s Buying Powder is no1
good as' ours, and I.kvy A Co’s local i:‘
better than them alf. No alum in ours
(unless you Want it), and it will raise a
maw iu ids girl’s atlbeEions evfery time.
nAH»;
NlSld LESSONS.
MlSS A.'C-.' ifKALR GkVfcJf TlIOft'ObYdfl
Loiaon* In IMniio, Wrjt.nB an«l Guitar
Must*. Twins, $6 per Month, two lessons,
one hour each, per week. She is stopping at
the Central Pacific-Hotel.
Wiuncuauacat July 20| 1&3) tf ■
SCHOOL FCR cells:
AT RENO, NEVA BA.
MISS Iv ATE A. SILL, PRINCIPAL
The'advtmtf ? s which th’s itiglitvicn affords'
arc umn:i; ss-icd ly iny tihcd v ctt cf the
Rocky Mcuntiiins. 'ihe dai^rea are t s low as
any Hch< d of the fame gn tfe. 'ihe tilth j/ear
will l eg in 'I hurt day, lUfciiit SClts, ISKO.
For luttfcer j aiMctlm n.iUim
BISHt P \c HllAhER,
jv21-lm 1 bifida t Ry. Levada.
DENR1 RISER,
DEALER IN
Wines, Liquors and Cigars**
-ALSO
—-^Tfic Choicest Brmtils of Pcer.^—
opposite Ti:fe cocat Uocki.
WinnAnnecs, November 15, )HT». 16-tI
“FASHION”
LIVERY, FEED AND SALE
S-T-A-K-L-E-!
Bridge Street, Vr'iflnimuceii, Nevada.
I« L lilt KAK1>.Proprietor.'
LIVERY IN ALL ITS BRANCHES I
At Ktns<n::;Me Kales.
ELEGANT TURNOUTS,
Double cr tingle, tan always-be procured.
HorsM Itcardnl hy the Buy, Week*
ot* Month.
S3 Horses Bought and Sol’d.
ISO Kt«.<k Horses for Sale at I’.eaEcnabl#
itutes.
Hay ant! £rain For Sale!
SS rissengera ar.d- freight conveyed to' all
plirta of the country.
'Sully triage Khun to Paradise Miner
Winnetruix i, March 73, 1380; ff
SADDLERY, HARNESS'
_AN©_
BOOT AND SHOD STORE,
firings? Street, Wfttkeu:neea, Nevada,'
(Sew Enc\ EmvJing.)
Mr 1W BTAt'N'TOh has constantly on hand
a W;;d assortment of all kinds of
Sadies, *
Harness, .3 ■«
Spatr.cfc g-o
a'hi Amur
lean Bits, 5 -
fiohii i of ; ,£■**
Flat Bridles, . —•
Cinches, Buck- -o——
skins, Sheep- SI. IS. STAHTOI
skins, Aium
and Lace- maxofactires
Leather,■
Raw Hides, THE FINEST BOOTS., •
Reins, K ~n
garoo Reins, at the lowest muces.
| ‘ Saddle-trees, -o
V'uick’i. fisattws,
hacskmores,
kl All styles of
-o- W hiplashcs,
I if. B. STAUNTON, Bridles,
W hipstocke,
1 8—A—O- H--E--E BunryWhhvt,
riid'r,g"VVhipe
—and— BlanketstKeta ’
for Hordes,
n A K N E S » M A M'E K, IT o o de and
Ri;;*yfWb*s,
[ SHdfff Street', WiuHemuciH} Lap liobes,
I General As
9 E V a D a . snrtrnent of
-«i- Gloves Best
Brands ot
Boots, all
Kinds of
9 oCLadles Calf,
E" Balmorals,
•SniSes’ Calf talnforils. Button Shoes. Mieses '
and Children's Leather Sheer of all kinds "
for sale at the lowest eeAi price. Boota
made to order for all prices from $11 to
>50 per ps.ii. Impairing in the Saddle,
Harness and Boot Department promptly at
tended to. at prices ir. suit th times. Boo fa of
the best hr..nu8 sot l- as cheap as anyv here on
the Pacific dlojav No light dress' hoes for
Ladies kept in slo..t. VI. V>. ETAUiTTON.
lt24-'7U-tf
NEW OfcOCSSY STORE,
AT OLD' Ctrl' MEAT MARKET, LFJBGE ;
STB FET, ’.V1N N EM UCCA.
«?PS. W. J. ARU
! fttofloctfiffly P'nionr..-cii to l.ir f it.misend tit
public thats-le lice, received al:t?;:n stock cP
FRHU 4,4e* CiftviilCilCS,
whirti bflo o'Ti is foi sale at
B >; V K OCA' P !? ICE St
Costa Blc.VCi ir«<>, 3 13<n. «©’
Cbemlcttl Oilit c ii.iap, $H>r hex.iff 29"'
l'ln?iiroti :k, cm! .Midi •
Krsf «iBni-4j £(hiir>‘, per It..2# rte v
Case unit" Is. mi 1 u :te, tint! a Mil Dried ‘
Apples,'Hjritp, t'icV Vs ,• Incur, 1 I, putsches,
eten-of t}m best >n»)ity, at. pn ; ei formate rktou
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