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KISS MAUNDER THE REGISTER. SPECIAL NOTICE. FANNIE B. Tctts Pills cause no nausea or griping. A full assortment of Fly Nets at Yin-cent Hawk's.

Whex you want Tornado or Fire Insurance call on J. B. Besack and secure the lowest rates. JEKXIE E. BCSACU, Local Editor.

E. T. Allen, M. the Eye and Ear Surgeon of Omaha, will visit Washington, Wednesday, July 2Gth, to consult regarding some special cases. Those needing glasses fitted, or having any ailment of Ice cream and cake at at the residence of W.

the lawn social Tobey this Fri- BURLINGTON MISSOURI TIME CARD. Express and Mail i.4i p. tn. 3.3 p. in.

Freight East 12.50 p. in. West .10 a. m. Pasenyrs Eat arrive at St Louis at 7.15 am.

and at 9.15 ara, makingr close connection fr all points East. Passengers West arrive at Denver at 7.00 ara.iu time for trains out of that city oa alt roads. K. B. Bexn, Agent.

eyes, ears, nose or throat would do well to embrace this opportunity and thus save traveling expenses to a distant city. Dr. Allen's great reputation has been made in Racket Stores. A cold, late spring has played with the manufacturers and wholesalers. Prices torn to smash and lower.

The metallic ring of hard dollars awakens concerns loaded up with summer goods. V'e were fortunate in being able to use goods after the break in prices and are receiving goods daily and marking them at prices below par. We quote: Good quality cream-ground challies, 4c, worth 5. Heavy brown 9-4 sheeting, 14c, worth IS. 10-4 ditto, 16Kc worth 20.

Dr. Warner's Coraline corset, 73c, reeular 51.00 goods. Fine quality C. C. C.

summer corset, made especially for us, 45c. worth 75. Regular 40c corset just half price, 20c. Full standard dress prints, 5c. (No cheap, poor cloths.) 33-inch black and white foulards.

114. worth 8 at wholesale. Ladies' AVER'S PILLS cure constipation, dyspepsia, jaundice, sick headache. THE BEST remedy for all disorders of the stomach, liver, and bowels. Every Doss Effective the treatment of Catarrh, Cross Eye, and other operative diseases of the Eve and Ear.

Do not fail to see him at the Central House. Consultation free. Was born March 7th. 1S74, in Washington. Washington County, Kansas, and died July 4th.

1S03. Miss Fannie was sick one year; eight mouths of the time confined to her room. The cheerful resignation with which she bore her suffering, was wonderful for one so young. Her life, though short, leaves us sweet memories of her purity and kindness of heart. She left us in the beginning of a beautiful young womanhood, promising so much of growth and usefulness.

She was educated in the Washington public schools and at the time of her death was a member of the Senior Class. She was an earnest and thorough student, always kind and obliging, and much loved by her teachers aud schoolmates. Her greatest trial was to give up her studies. Death cut short her life-plans, ended her suffering, and brought her to other scenes and brighter skies to finish her so well begun career. The sympathies of the entire commuuity go out to the bereaved parents, sisters and brother of this lovely young girl.

MISSOURI PACIFIC TIME CARD. No 406 ANNIVERSARY PICNIC. aay evening. Mrs. O.

L. Hutchings was up from Greenleaf last Tuesday visiting with Washington friends. Cabinet Photographs St. 50 per dozen at Hutchings' Railway Photograph Car, now in Gieenleaf for a very short time. If-you are in need of reliable insurance, you can get the lowest rates in first class companies, by calling on Neff Stockwell.

Mitchell Birch is going about on cane and crutch, from the effects of a bullet wound inflicted by a Jeff Davis democrat during the late unpleasantness. Job Tebo. one of the wheelhorse republicans of Grant township, was in the The Gilks Memorial Sunday School will 430 do 11:10 432 drt 4:15 p.m. Daily except Sundays. No.

405 connects with jfo. 404 leaving Greenleaf arriving in Atchison at 3:00 p. aud Kansas City at 5:00 p. m. Tickets sold and bagimae checked to all points.

L. Almack, Agent. hold its anniversary picnic, August 4th, at the usual place, in the grove of Mr. Dodd, 1U miles south of the Throop post office. We extend cordial invitations to other Sun day schools to join us.

Wm. E. NEXT MONDAY IS YOUR DAY House Moving by R. W. Evans Bro.

Washington is again to have a laundry, Millet Seed for sale at I. E. Shafer's ODD FELLOWS ENCAMPMENT. city Monday, and reported crops looking Jersey ribbed vests, Sc. Palm leaf fans, -lc.

Check shirt in gs.SKc. Good quality pant cloth Oc, worth 15. 2,500 yards best quality Turkey red prints, 6c. Ladies' wash silk waists, cream and navy, S2.9S, worth 84.00. Outing- flannel.

Cc. "worth 9c. Good styles ladies blark Berlin mitts, 12c. 20 dozen men's fine bal-briggan underwear, 45c? worth 50 per cent more money. Among our late purchases we have- 75 dozen ladies heavy weight, fast black hose at 8Xc pair, 95c dozen, worth 81,00 dozen at wholesale.

Nice soft finish bleached muslin 5e, same well in that nart of the countv. to go to the world fair. For several weeks past the Odd Fellows "The raairieu sleeps her life was peaceful made. T. B.

Fredendall and son Earl started 1 Ar.tt light hr earthlv lot. Why Because The Great Rock Is of this city have been waiting for tlTeir A little strain that through the flowers strayed last Monday for Denver. Colorado. They W. 11.

Longley, of Greenleaf, wa3 in the city Saturday. For Sale A fine rosewood Feote guitar. Enquire at this office. paraphernalia, rituals and charter, to will only make a short stay, as Mr. Fred land Koute has given greatly reduced rates, and you can now make that pro ith love and music fraught No bitter jrrif the vouny heart pained, Soon' was the sliort'life fought and jr-tined The maiden sleeps.

organize an Encampment. At last they came, and last Tuesday evening P. C. posed trip to see the Big Show. The rates apply on the following dates louiig, of Barnes, the District Deputy for this field and one of the best posted Odd The -how blest she slum- sleeps To Go On Return oereu tn Her lender Savior's arm Monday, uly 24.

Friday Jul 28 or Aug. 4. Fellows in the state, arrived in the city to mstitnte the order and install its officers. Highest Market Prices paid for Butter and Eggs at I. E.

Shafer's. Charley Tobey, of Cuba, was in the city the fore part of the week. S. H. Hamilton was in the city a few hours Monday, looking after reunion mat endall is only making a business trip.

The Demorest Contest advertised for Enosdale July 15th was postponed until this evening, and will take place as announced under the leadership of Mrs. Prof. Fellow. Fkaxk Davidson spent a few days of this week with friends and relatives in this citjT. Frank is looking well, and has matured into a fine, manly looking young si, Aug.

4 or 11. Aug, 7, 11 or IS Ask nearest ticket agent for full partic Mr. loung was aceomnanied bv the tol- lowing bright Encampment members from Thar spotless heart, unsoiled. unstained by sir, So earthly fears could harm. A conscience pure, a sinless breast.

This is a couch the head to rest. The maiden sleeps. "The maiden sleeps earth's pain, earth's strife no more ulars. Jxo. Sebastian.

G. r. A. IJarnes and vicinity F. S.

Johnson, John retty. Notice to Dog" Owners. Under Section 10, Ordinance 39, you are reqaired, and are hereby notified to muzzle your dogs in such a manner that it will be as other stores get for. 40 inch curtain scrim 3Kc. Good quality all linen crash 5Kc, full width and good weight.

Twin dress stays 11c, worth 15 this is the best stay made. Sewing machine oil 4c. Six bar currycombs 5c, worth 10 heavy eight bar ditto 10c, worth 20. Whisk brooms 9c. Mucilage 4c.

Lang-try hair curlers 5c, largest size 9. Japanese shopping baskets 10c. big city stores get a quarter for them. Silverine dustpans 5c. French shoe dressing 5c bottle.

Seal oil shoe dressing 20c, best shoe dressing made. To arrive, 1200 dozen fine pearl buttons at half value. Don't miss this. Nice Nottingham lace curtains, good size, only 03c pair. Fine lace curtains, extra size, nice pattern, 98c pair, worth $1.50.

Latest thing navy blue parasols, 81.60, SI. 75 and 82.25. Our Topsy fast black hosiery for ladies, children and men. are ters. Hank Ferguson, a thoroughbred Ken-tuckian, now of Haddam, was in the city Monday.

Geo. G. Hill came home from Jewell county last Wednesday, to visit at home a few days. Elder J. U.

Deckes and wife, of Fair-bury, were-in the city visiting for several F. R. Dikeman, Frank Hogue, F. T. Roper, E.

H. Potter. T. J. Reitzel, J.

C. Ingman, Thos. Depew, G. II. Titcomb, Wm.

Meineke, Jas. Raynor, W. F. Lees, impossible for them to bite any person, or each other, from the date hereof until the 1st day of October, 1S93. gentleman.

Prof. G. W. Hexdkick, who is conducting the Normal Institute this year, was visiting the family of T. S.

Rowland, in the south part of the counts-, from Friday until Sunday. The Christian Endeavorers give a lawn social this evening at the residence of Mrs. W. J. Tobey.

A musical program, ice cream and cake will be the attractions, and May break that sweet repose; Kr.owest mother, tiwu, what might have been in store For ner-of bitter woes? She feis no more the tempest's beat. Feels not the summer's sultry heat The maiden sleeps. "The maiden slept only one short, calm night Tlint reacfu! sleep will last; Aud oh. how bright the mom that greets her When that brief m'sht is pa3t He, who by his resistless will Soothed air us, lives, and comforts still The maiden sleeps." Naxnie L. Nesbit.

J. M. Fladd, J. R. Tripp, A.

Baus, A. B. Minshal, Geo. Cox, Chas. Comstock, John Uinkle, 1).

Wright, W. C. Uollowell, F. M. Philbrook, II.

G. Kemp, U. S. Beverley. Geo.

July 11th, 1S93. Joe. Wteidle, City Marshal. C. W.

Brandenburg, Examination Free. Hanover, Washington, Steele City and Robt. Percy. L. E.

Beecher, Murray. Haddam Flour, from 65c to SI. 15 per sack, at I. E. Shafer's.

The charter members of the new Order all lovers of these should patronize the young folks. A game of base ball, a bicycle race and a horse race, were attractions at the old fair ground last Friday afternoon, everything being won by Washington talent except The following resolutions were adopted by the Young People's Society of Christian are F. W. Stackpole, J. F.

Waylaud. E. E. Second Hand Combined Listers for sale Bennett, M. T.

Hargis. J. S. Wallace, E. Endeavor, of the Presbyterian church at I.

E. Shafer's. days during the past week. Try some of those Raw-hide Halters, warranted to hold anything, or replaced if bought from Vincent Hawk. 50tf Rev.

Chas. Flanagin will preach next Sunday at 3 p. at the Hatch School House, 4 miles northwest of Washington. The Republican County League and the Executive Committee of the Republican County Central Committee meet tomorrow. Miss Enid Hackney returned last Friday from Winfield, where she had made a pleasant visit with the family of John E.

Fiekard. Whereas, Our Heavenly Father, in his A. mcent, N. Woodbury. And the new members initiated Tuesday evening were John F.

Decker and family go to Fair- infinite love and mercy, has called home Joe Thompson, H. Long. D.D. Boyington, bury to-day to take up their future abode. one of our beloved menbers, Fannie D.

the best line on the market, at prices that tell. Our 5c folding fan as good as any 10 center. Our Shoe Department needs no special as the fact of the superior quality and low prices are fully demonstrated beyond a doubt. We quote 144 pairs ladies' carpet slippers 25c, worth 40. Child's fine dongola patent tip, sprins heel, sizes 5 to 8.

88c, worth 50. L.adies' fine dongola patent tip, cloth top. S1.49, worth S2.00. Men's D. J.

Uollowell, E. J. Whetstine, W. Maunder, who was an earnest and faithful L. Root Co.

buy their marble by the Ogden, M. Nelson, L. W. Lee, J. C.

Getts. worker in our midst; we shall miss her, car load at a discount, and sell the same Ofhcers were chosen and installed as fol way. and while we grieve at our loss, we fully realize and recognize her gain. Therefore lows: F. W.

Stackpole. C. M. T. Hargis, S.

J. F. Wayland, J. E. Mrs.

Agnes Smith, daughter of Mr. A. Vinceut, R. J. Wallace, F.

and Mrs. Aaron M. Moore, has returned to shoes from 90c up. Our Si. 50 shoes for E.

E. Bennett, II. N. Woodbury, this city. one bicycle race, which was won by Will Laughlin, of Hanover.

Hutchings is making fine Cabinet Photographs at SI. 50 per dozen. His car is now temporarily located at Greenleaf op posite the post office. Tarties wanting photos should attend to it at once as the car will only stop in Greenleaf a very short time. J.

F. Wayland's new residence, in the southeast part of the city, will when completed be a most beautiful and substantial building. Besides it will be one of the most cozy and well arranged homes in our midst. Its architectural style and finish is well worthy of a visit from any one. lreas.

I he appointive officers will be E. Lohrengel, of Strawberry township, named and installed at the next meeting. was our regular middle of July caller last Thursday, Old papers for sale cheap at this oSicr. Low prices on Dried Fruits, at C. C.

The largest and only complete line of Judge Nisbet reports that the prospect for a bountiful crop of corn is most excellent, and that the stand is as fine as be ever beheld. Dk. J. M. Hakrell came home' from Chicago last Friday, where he has been reviewing dentistry and visiting: the world's fair for some weeks.

Mrs. Skinxeb. who recently purchased a house opposite the Taptist church, of Mr. Neff, has this week moved into it and will Decorations you will find at Hillabrant be it Resolved. That we tender the bereaved family our heartfelt sympathy.

We commend them to the Father of us all, trusting that we, with them, shall meet her again in that realm where partying, is no more. Resolved, That these resolutions be placed on the records of the society, and that the secretary be directed to hand the family of our deceased sister a copy of them, and that a copy be sent to each of the city papers. Fbaxk Braden, Ella Baumbekgek, Adele Neff, Committeee. Meader's. Dolliver's No.

70. men are as good as others ask S2.00 for, all of the congress are made with hub gores, which are warranted for twelve months. Men's russet bals SI. 75, worth S2.50. Just the thing for summer wear.

Our line of ladies' 1.58 shoes, both in plain toe and patent tip, are as good as any S2.00 shoe. Infants' shoes from 25c up. Our line of ladies' Oxfords ranging in prices from 90c up to SI. 75 for tine hand sewed goods, can not be excelled anywhere. Very Truly, T.

1. FREDENDALL. GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE Lane's Medicine moves the bowels each If you can afford to be annoyed by sick day. In order to be healthy this is neces headache and constipation, don't use De sary. WANTED Witt's Little Early Risers for these little pills will cure them.

J. A. Brown, Drug For best Turf Goods, Ankle Boots, and Sporting articles for racing, call at Vincent gist. The Ladies in the country to know that they can get their dresses made in the latest style, by calling on Mrs. Winterring- Hawk's.

make her home there. Mks. H. B. Patterson and daughter, of Cincinnati, are visiting Mr.

and Mrs. J. T. Gribble this week. Mrs.

Tatterson is a sister of Mrs. Gribble's. Trade is dull in the hot weather, and A few thousand dollars to loan on short candies get old very soon, therefore vou er. up stairs over the Chicken Market, who I will receive chickens or lard in payment for work. time with good personal security.

J. G. Lowe. t- jhrs. i.

oofield entertained a of her lady friends in her usual hospit should call at the Candy Factory where they make it every day. Do not let it get too old. Ignorance of the merits of De Witt's Little Early Risers is a misfortune. These little pills regulate the liver, cure headache, dyspepsia, bad breath, constipation List your land witli Neff Stockwell. Bonx, to Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Justis, July 14th, a daughter. W. D. Johnson, of Morrow, was a pleasant caller last Friday.

Johx Petty and Frank Hogue were welcome social callers last Tuesday. able manner, last ednesday afternoon. We could not improve the quality if paid double the price. De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve is the best Salve that experience can produce, or that money can buy. J.

A. Brown, Druggist. Eat cream and cake tonight upon the lawn of Mrs. V. J.

Tobey, served by the young people of the Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian church. There isn't a time of year when the system of the average American doesn't crave pie. We have the biggest snap on record in pie 'filling. E. K.

Gribble Co. The No. TO Wall Taper and Taint House has the most showy front and signs in the city. Their Decorations are the finest Bon McGregor and daughter returned 4 combinations produced. weeks' stay at the last Friday from a two world's fair.

and biliousness. J. A. Brown, Drugeist. The girls who were members of Capt.

Groody's marching club last fall, are requested to meet at the armory tnext Tuesday evening, July 25th, at 7:30 o'clock, for the purpose of organizing for the reunion. The Hillabrant Dolliver No. 70 Shop are hanging more paper this spring than ever before. You had better see them. Look at their line, from 10c to SI.

GO. Elder S. A. jSesbit. son of Judge Nisbet, is engaged in holding a big meeting down near Wichita, which has been in progress for some time, with good results.

Mrs. E. D. Moore and three daughters, of Clay Center, arrived in the city last TO THE EAST. BEST DINING CAR SERVICE IN THE WORLD.

The Hock Island is foremost in adopt "Chicago Dispensary" have an advertisement in this paper, which please read. They will be at the American House on Saturday, July 29th. De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve cures piles. De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve cures burns. De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve cures sores.

De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve cures ulcers. The ladies of the Baptist church will give an entertainment at the Opera House the last week of July, at which the "Chariot Race from "Ben Hurr" and the famous "Fairy Drill'' will be We have a car load of them, but a car load is nothing for our trade, so you will need to hustle. We otfer, subject to being: unsold, good two sewed Brooms at 15 cents. They wont fall to pieces when you look at them. Set 'em up asjaiu! E.

R. Gpjbble Co. The St. Claire Corset, advertised in another column, is without a rival. Especially does it meet the requirements of stout figures.

Every corset is made from actual nieasurments taken, and is comfortable to Costs you nothing to see them. Little vegetable health producers De Witt's Little Early Risers cure malarious Abraham Wolf, a prominent republican farmer of Brantford township, has bought the cast 160 acres of the II. II. Elder farm. For.

Rent One furnished bed room and closet, with privilege of parlor, located near the square, suitable and pleasant for gentleman and wife, or two gentlemen. Enquire at The Register office. Hutchings is making fine Cabinet Photographs at S1.50 per dozen. His car is now temporarily located at Greenleaf, opposite the post office. Tarties wanting photos should attend to it at once, as the car will only stop in Greenleaf a very short time.

disorders' and regulate the stomach and Monday, and are welcome guests at the Geo. G. Ilill home cn the east side of town. Charley Graves, aDd his family returned home last Friday from the world's fair, where they had been since the fourth of July beholding the wonders of the great show. T.

M. Dolan, our new deputy collector of internal revenue, was in town a few hours Monday, presumably looking after the tax owed to Uncle Sam by our boot All the talk in the world will not convince you so quickly as one trial of De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve for scalds, burns, bruises, skin 'affections and piles. J. A. Brown, Druggist.

Prof. Willard Root, who will teach the Gramsaar department of the'Hanover school during the coming year, was a pleasant caller last Wednesday. He is one of the bright teachers of the county. Every reader in Washington county should read The Registef. and the Kansas Weekly Capital and Farm Journal.

They will together give you all the news of your county and State, and we will take your subcription for both papers for one year for the very low price of $1.65. Subscribe now "There is a tide in the affairs of men, which, taken in its flood, leads on to for the wearer as well as perfect fitting. Mrs. Hattie Hallowell takes measures for this superb Corset, at her Dress Making rooms in the Tedder building. Neff Stockwell.

have just closed the sale of John Bastow's farm of 1G0 acres, 3 miles west of town, to John Searls, of Horton, Kansas. Also, closed the trade of the old J. O. Young residence in Washington, to R. Vincent, for 40 acres of land AlcGEE FLEMING, House and Carriage Painting! DECOHATING AND TRIMMING.

bowels, which prevents headache and dizziness. J. A. lirown, Druggist. De.

Andrews, in addition to his general practice, makes a specialty of the treatment of Catarrh and all diseases of the Nose, Ear, Throat, Lungs and Heart. Office south side of square, Washington, Kans. All that honesty, experience and skill can do to produce a perfect pill, has been employed in making De Witt's Little Early Risers. The result is a specific for sick headache, biliousness and constipation. J.

A Brown, Druggist. Have you tried Fox's Condition Powder It is the best on the market, for it isn't ground oil cake, so they can't give you a half bushel for 50c. But examine the formula and you will be satisfied with what you get. Fox Drug Co. Hillabrant Dolliver's No.

70 are hanging and furnishing all the best jobs In the city. They will sell you any kind of Taper you want, from 10c to S1.00 per bolt, and tell yon how to hang it on whitewashed walls so you will have no trouble about it coming off. Ofiice Second Floor of the Hilton Building1. tune." YV re furnishing this tide with some of its waves this week. Wild Flow KANSAS.

WASHINGTON, er extra Golden Drop Tlums and Terfec- tng any advantage calculated to im prove speed and give that luxury, safety comfort that popular patronage demands. Its equipment is thoroughly complete with vestibuled trains, magnificent dining cars, sleepers and chaii coaches, all the most elegant, and oi recently improved patterns. Faithful and capable management and polite, honest service from employes are important items. They are double duty to the Company and tc travelers and it is sometimes a tasi difficult of accomplishment. Passengers on this line will find little cause for complaint on that ground.

The importance of this Line can be better understood if a short lesson in geography be now recited. What is the great Eastern termini oi the Hock Island Route? Chicago. What other sub-Eastern termini hac it? Peoria. To what important points does it run trains to the Northwest? St. Paul and Minneapolis, Minnesota, and "Watertown and Sioux Falls, Dakota.

To what important" Iowa and Nebraska points? Des Moines, Davenport, Iowa; Omaha and Lincoln, Nebraska. REMEMBER The Great Rock Island Route runs all regular trains to Englewood suburban station, close to World's Fair grounds, and you can save time and trouble by getting off at that point and avoid the crowd in the city. For full particulars as to tickets, maps, rates applv to anv coupon ticket ofiice in the United States, Canada or Mexico, or address: JNO. SEBASTIAN. GenT Tkt.

Pass. Chicago, 1U-E. ST. JOHN, Manager, Chicagro, 111. wood's riiospnoiiixi; The Great English Remedy.

tion Apricots, at 15 cents, are washing down competition in great shape. Re Cabinet Thotos SI. 50 per dozen, at Hutchings' R. R. Photo Car, now in Greenleaf for a very short time.

member these are extra nice. E. R. Gribble Co. B.

Besack will write insurance at J. Constable K. P. Aldrich yesterday lowest rates, in first Give him a portion of ciass companies, your business in legging fraternity. Dr.

Jat D. Neff, of Sedan, arrived in town last Sunday to pay a short visit to home folks, and especially to his sister, Mrs. II. Besack, before she left for her future home in Indiana. Capt.

Vacght. of Franklin township, was in town Monday, and reports a heavy hail storm in his vicinity Sunday night, lie says that while the corn was badly slit and cut up, no great damage was done. Miss Naxnie Nesbit left last Monday for Beloit, to attend a district Christian convention, which is in session there this week, after which she will visit a sister at Highland, Doniphan county, a few days. Jonx Barley returned from his visit to the world's fair and his old home in Ohio last Friday. Mrs.

Mary E. Morecraft, of Cabel, Ohio, a sister of Mr. Barley, came with hiua and will visit some time in this city. We are informed that the new Christian church will be so far completed by the 13th of next month as to permit the holding of service in the building on and after that date. It will however not be dedicated for some time afterwards.

Tostmaster Tom Joxes, of Haddam. returned Tuesday from a visit to his old home near llarrodsburg. Ky. Mrs. Jones, who went with him, will remain for some time at llarrodsburg Springs, where she expects to improve her health before her return to Kansas.

W. H. Besack and family started last Wednesday morning for their new home at Muncte, Indiana, having been detained a -1 a 1 morning arrested and brought to town C. W. Hartman, of Hartman's grove notoriety.

for whom a warrant had been issued by Judge Woodbury on a charge of attempt 1 WW w. near Haddam. If you want to buy, sell cr trade real estate, call on Xeff Stockwell, they have just booked some good bargains. A gkove meeting under the auspices of the Christian church at Reiter, will be held in Mr. Loeffler's grove, on Peach creek, three miles south aud half mile west of Enosdale, four and a half miles west and three miles north of Linn.

Meetings to commence Aug. 3rd, and continue from day to day while interest lasts. Able preachers will be present and all are cordially invited. S. J.

Liston, of Union township, says his hundred acres of wheat now harvested, will average twenty bushels per acre, and his corn is doing first class. His oats were too short to bind. His neighbor. Will Baird, has two hundred acres of wheat which will average fifteen bushels, while some of it is much heavier. Warren C.

Henry has sixty acres, part of which will make twenty-five bushels per acre. All of this wheat is on land broke last year, and nearly all the wheat that was put on old land last fall was plowed up for corn this spring. Mr. Liston reports his section of the county in a flourishing condition. Lowe and Union townships have improved greatly the past two years, and ing to roo one j.

u. ivnoop. it appears that some time ago Hartman and Knoop had a lawsuit, in which the former was de feated and had the costs to pay. A few days ago Knoop received a letter, signed by Hartman in which the writer threatened to prosecute Knoop for perjury unless he re funded the amount of the costs in that case this line. This is the season for Sarsaparillas, and Fox's the place to buy them, and more especially the one they make themselves.

Try it and you will find it second to none in quality and quantity. Fox Drug Co. sole agents. Hutchings is making fine cabinet Photographs at $1.50 per dozen. His car is temporarily located at Greenleaf, opposite the post office.

Tarties wanting Thotos should attend to it at onee, as the car will only stop in Greenleaf a very short time. We have so many excellent trades on Canned Goods that selection is a hard matter. There's no better bargain going, however, than Jordon Yellow Peaches and Hudson Bartlett Pears. Cans well filled, good fruit, light syrup, at 15 cents. E.

R. Gribble Co. and Hartman's attorney's fees. Knoop If you want good Taint buy Straight Zinc and Raw Oil. Then your paint will notchaik off or peal.

At Hillabrant Dolliver's No. 70. Cabinet Thotographs S1.50 per dozen at Ilutchings' Railway Photograph Car, now in Greenleaf for a short time. DISSOLUTION NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing between J.

F. Decker'and M. J. HoUoway, under the firm title of Deefcer Sc Hollowav. is this day dissolved try mutual consent.

All claims against the late firm will be paid by and all aceounu due said firm -will be payable to said M. J. Holioway. J. F.

DECKER, M.J. HOLLO WAY. Washington, July 15th, IStfi. 5G3w didn tumble to the proposition, but Instead laid the letter before the county at torney and had Hartman pulled. land has advanced price perhaps more a tew days longer man iuey expecieu.

They stop a few days cn route at Bloom- than any other part of the county. and pennanent- It cores all forms of AVrwu eaxness, Kmuson- Spermatorrhea, Jmpotmcv and all 'ITects of Abuse orExcesse. Keen prescribed orer S3 Tears In thousands of cases; is tne onlv Reliable and Hon Ml i PPllEE est Medicine frnotrn. Ask Mrotrsrist for "Wood's Phos-phomxe; it he offers some worthies mMlbMnA rnnlace While other communities are getting panicy over the banks, losing confidence in their stability, we are glad to announce that no unusual demands have been made by depositors upon our local banks, and they are in consequence running along as smoothly as if no financial stringency existed in the leading money centers. There is no occasion for any uneasiness in regard to our local banks.

The statements which have appeared in response to the call of the comptroller and bank commissioner, show that the banks are in excellent condition, and folly able in the ordinary course of business to meet every liability. The exercise of a reasonable degree of business ppidence will bring our banks through the flurry in good shape, and enable them to help our merchants and grain and stock men in transacting business in the usual manner. If you have a dollar in the bank that you don't actually need, leave it there, and add another dollar to it if possible. That is the way to sustain the bank3 and insure your own safety. I Before and After ington, 111., where Mrs.

Besack has relatives. The best wishes of numerous friends go with them. The firm of Decker Holioway, dealers in hardware, has been dissolved. J. F.

Decker goes to Fairbury, and joins his father and brother in the grocery and queensware trade, while the business of the late firm will be continued by M. J. Holioway at the excellent stand recently leased by them in the new bank building. Mr. Holioway is a number one citizen and business man, and the many warm friends and patrons of the late firm will be served equally faithfully and well by him.

Close buyers in the line of hardware, stoves aud tinware will do well to give Mr. Holioway a trial order. this, leare hli dishonest store. Inclose price la letter, and we will send by return mail. Price, one rackafre.

Hi Ix. Om trill please, fix viU cure, Pamphlet In plain sealed envelope. 2 stamps, Address TllK WOOD CHKrtCAj a 11 Woodward letroIU Mich. C-Sold inWashlngton by J. Bro vn.

E. B. Fox. C. Williamson, and druggists everywhere.

king stlmnlates the torpid liver, strength ens he difrestl re organs, regulates tilO tHmeLg and are unequaled as an A11TI-DILI0US r.lEDICIIlE In alari al istrlcts their virtues are to idely recog-nized, as they possess pee nliar properties in freeing tnesystent from tbat poison. Elegantly mugz3 coated. DoMsmall. l'rice, Siets. Sold Everywhere.

DEce, HO to 1U Wasiunston I Piso's Remedy for Catarrh la the Best, Easiest to Use, and Cheapest The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. No Ammonia; No Alum. Used in Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard. Sold by drugsists or sent by mail. 50a E.

T. Hazelline, Warren, Pa..