Daily News-Democrat from Huntington, Indiana • Page 4

s. at prices that wmteapt you to 'buy 'vr. Daily Ms Democrat. Thursday July 13, 1899. Markle flour gives best results.

Miss Nellie Christy, of Warren, war a passenger to Roanoke today. Miss Fannie Miller, of Warren, came over on the this morning and a passenger to An drews. i Mrs.1 Isaac Swihart and family returned Wednesday night from an extended visit with relatives at Avilla, Ind. Roy, the little two year old son of Mr. anil Mrs.

TT otrn of Jackson street, is quite ill with typhoid fever, Buy. your shoes at 20 per cent, below manufacturer's prices at the closing out sale. W. W.Youno. 92 North Jefferson street.

d82 2wwlt M. G. Norton come to this city this morning from' Chicago, where he has been sojourning for some time. He will remain in this city several days. Elias Culver.

James Brown and Joe Smith, of the South Side hardware store.left this morning for the lakes near Columbia City and will spend two or three days fishing. Rooms to Rjckt. No. 23 and 25 North Jefferson street. Will let single or both together, very low, give possession April 1st.

L. P. ISlLIAQ AX. The Chrysanthemum club of ladies filled large baskets with good things to eat and spent day "picnicing at a point beyond Ley man's park on Clearcreek. Harter's wagonette was chartered and a fine time was had by the ladies.

"What might have been" if that little cough hadn't been neglected is the sad reflection of thousands of consumptives. One Minute Cough Cure cures coughs any colds. Bradley Bros. Will Huston, of Holgate, Ohio, was in the city today a guest of his army friend, James Rosebrough. The two young men met while they were in the service of Uncle Sam and formed a strong friendship re suiting in the "visit." Owing to the death of Warren Dumbauld, of the firm of Heaston a immDauia, au outstanding ac counts must be settled by 'August 1, 1899.

Hi aston Dumbauu). 82 6t 14t2 We wish to say a word in regard to the Monroe Drag company, manufacturers of Put man Fadeless Dyes. They not only make the best dyes on the market and give you the 'most for your money, but they actually pay the printer in advance. Mr. Freeh is their agent.

DeWltt's Little Early Risers expel from the system all poisonous accumulations, regulate the stomach, bowels and liver, and purify the blood. They drive away disease dissipate melancholy, and give health and vigor for the daily routine. Bo not gripe or sicken. Sold by Bradley Bros. "Bob Whites" are making their presence known in every direction oy tneir shrill notes.

They seem to be very numerous and many flocks of little fellows will soon be in the world hunting In the grass for bugs and insects It is surprising to know how so many of them manage to find enough to live upon and grow up. As wheat Is scarce this year it will be even harder than usual for the quails to pull through." The Volunteer, of Bluff ton, which was the first Spanish veteran's paper to 'be published in the country, has suspended publication. "Last week the issue failed to be published, and Cal Sinin er, the editor, says that he has stepped publication for good. TThen he hit the recent fully rvcsty flve per cent, of the members of the lCOth promised to subscribe for the Vol uateer. The boys did not come forward with their support as they said they would and Eince the paper started eleven subscribers in all vrere, secured.

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OVERCOME BY HEAT R. Vaughn, of the tVitnington Handle Factory. R. A. Vaughn, manager and bookkeeper at the Withington handle factory, on East Front street, was overcome by the oppressive heat while in his pffice evening about 5 o'clock." Mr.

Vaughn lives on East State street above the Erie railroad and had ridden to and from his work on his wheel. At noon he was in a hurry to get to the office and overexerted himself so much'' that he became sick almost as soon as he reached the office. Being other wise ill it was too much for him and he rapidly crew worse until at the tim mentioned it was found nec essary to send for a physician. Dr. Clokey was summoned' and he brought Vaughn out of the spell, but he is still a very sick man and today is confined to his bed at his home.

Dr. Clokey fears no ser ions results and thinks that he will be able to be around again in a few days. 5 SOME FACTS About the Grain Yield of This Year, Indiana grain dealers, by corre spondence and to some extent by rersonal observation, have come to the conclusion that Indiana's wheat crop will not' exceed 17,000,000 to 18,000,000 bushels, The promise in February last, taking into consideration the extended acreage, in. dicated a yield of from 50,000,000 to 55,000,000 bushels. The best part of the present crop Is in central Indiana.

From Seymour, Shelbyville, Rushville and Richmond to Indianapolis the yield is good; also from Indianapolis to Vincennes and Evansville. To the north and northeast the crop is poor, and in greater part '6i north ern Indiana is almost nothing. A leading grain dealer says: "The price of our new crop will start in at seventy cents. and the millers will take every bushel they can get. No Indiana wheat will be allowed to go away from this state if our mil lers can prevent it.

The wheat buying season will be a. short one, because ot the great shortage in the yield. RURAL DELIVERY. Indiana Filed More Applications Than Any Other State. The eight special agents of the rural free delivery system of the postoffice department, which covers all the country west ot Ohio, met with Superintendent Frank M.

Dice in Indianapolis Monday and received their assignments. Mr. Dice's head quarters had been fixed at St. Louis, but a few days ago were changed to Indianapolis. i There are more applicants for the rural delivery from Indiana than any other state in the western division.

These number fifty four. Iowa is next with thirty applications. The demand for the service in Illinois is iignt. The service has been tried in all western states. Indiana has had her proportionate share of the appropriations made for the.

service, and the demand is far greater than will be granted. The appropriation for the service last year was $150,000, for this year $300,000. This county was fortunate In securing one route. 1 IS IT For an Editor to Recommend Patent Medicines? I Prom Sylvan Valley News, Brevard, It may be a question whether the editor of a newspaper has the right to publicly recommend any of the various proprietary medicines which flood the market, yet as a preventative of suffering: we fael It a duty to eay a good word for Chamtcrlain'a Cwlc, Cholera and Diarrhoea Hcr. T7e have kr.c va useij i3 la our family for twenty veara and hava ways found It reliable.

In many cases a dose of this remedy would save hours of while nhvtWsn 1q awaited. do not believe In de pending Implicitly on any medicine for a cure, but we do believe that if a sttle cf Chamberlain's Diarrhoea remedy were kc ca hard and eI iiilatercd. at the Incc ton c.n jr. jht 1 cr. a la very mar cr.

:3 tla Lnlr ic River. Miss Molle Sangers, of Pleasant Plain, visited here Sunday. Alfred Beal and wife, of Har lansburg, visited relatives here Sunday. Perry Hoopengarner, of Zanes ville, and Holland C. "Stockdale, of Warren, visited with "Wm, Stock dale a part of thi3 week.

John Barrett and spns, of Hunt ington, assisted by G. P. Shultz, of this place, are repairing the large ovens in Jacob Ulrich's tile factory! Howard Thompson, wife and son, of Huntington, Mrs. Maple, of Marion, were guests at the home of Andrew Wiley and wife Friday. Little Wiley to Huntington with the Thompson's where she delivered an oration at the Christian church, Sunday.

This place is in a German Baptist community, and it is hoped by the members of this church that Huntington will secure the next annual meeting. There are at least four hundred members in this township and all will be benefitted if Huntington procures this meet Thrashing machines began run ning last week. On the David Shutt farm west of here, thirty acres of wheat were thrashed and It yielded five hundred and thirty. five bushels. Across ne road on the Lewis Shutt farm, the same number of acres yielded five hun dred and fifty five bushels.

The grove near the Shutt ford is quite a good plena? ground. It is a cool place and plenty of good water near. People dme not only for picnicing purposes, but to see the suspension bridge which swings across the river at that place. The crowd that was picnicing there Sunday was: M. Carl, Columbus Harold, Joseph Sprowl and wives, ot "Warren.

Goblesville. 'I Ernest Gordon wheeled to Bippus Sunday. i Bev. Hibbs preached here Sun day evening. Lewis Palmer has opened a confectionery on Butcher street.

The ice cream socialjwas largely attended here Saturday evening. Considering the co9i weather of last Saturday evenm the society made $14. It is reported that there will be a quiet wedding near the village in a few days. Mr. and Mrs.

Noah" Hoops, of Dora, attended the social Saturday evening, The oilman of Tunker, Ind. was here Saturday all day getting his wagon tire reset. Next Saturday evening there will be a social at the home of Christian Everhart, near Makin. OwenTSands and family, of Zanes ville, visited a few days with rela tives near here this week. William Everhart and family and Miss Lizzie Hiser, of Makin, attended the social here Saturday night.

David Stulbs and wife, and Mrs. John Goble have gone to BlufTton, to spend a few days 'visiting rela tives. A goodly number of the young people attended the Children's day exercises at Washington Center Sunday. John y7. Giltner and wife, of Mt.

Etna, and Miss Margarette Calvert, of Bell, Ohio, ralatives ot the J. F. visiting a few days with the latter. E. Goble and family spent last Sunday with hi3 brother in Whitley county it being hi3 brother's twenty first birthday.

A dinner wa3 served and all enjoyed themselves. State of Ohio, City op Toltdo, Lucas County. Frank J. CLsrsy make3 cath that he 13 theser lor partner of t'2 firm cf F. J.

Cheney uiinj bnsines3 in the City cf County and Eiat2 aicrcralJ, zl that said rca thi sua of or hundred tlcllr3 for ecli and every cnc3 cf ca.tr.rrl! that cannot be curt 1 by th 2 2 of Hall's Catarrh Cure. J. CmnxnT. Crcrn to tefcre ne 2 nl el in rny pre: zzz2, t' 's Cth day cf December, A. D.

I'Zj. A. 7. LT.XOX, i 1 ij I tern ally zt 1 nets cn tie rrir cf fc4 2 Birch Brook Notes. C.

H. Immell Is In receipt of a most 'interesting communication from Henry Haerly, manager of the Birch Brook camping club, at Michillinda, Mich. The schooner, Silver Foam, which the party had ordered for its use, did not arrive until three days after they got there and their principal amusement during those days was in stretching the 12,000 feet of. can vas fa their tents. He says that all ot the party are highly pleased with the place and that they have been doing some good fishing.

The weather this week started out admirably for them and this, the last, will be their banner week. Several of the party have entered into nego tiations for the purchase of four lots on the lake and in a short time the place will be known as the "Lime City The party will leave for home Friday, arriving here some time Saturday. Majenica. I. M.

Strouse, of Rockcree, vis ited here Sunday. John Crull and wife, of Toledo, spent Sunday here. Ezra Shultz and wife spent Wed nesday at Bocktord. Mr. and Mrs.Carey Stroup spent Sunday at Lancaster.

Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Stroup visited Andrew Stech, south of town, Sun day.

Jacob Lahr's father and sister. of Union township, yisited with him Sunday. Mr. "Wilson, the liveryman from Warren, was here Wednesday business. The little child of Vincent "Welker Is seriously ill and without any hopes of recovery.

Quite a number of our people are expecting to attend tbe basket meeting at Clearcreek. Prof. Wm. Huston is visiting rel atives here this week. He will take charge of the schools at River this year.

Llartin iJryles is nursing a crippled hand as a result of the wind blowing a barn door, against him, knocking him off the bridge against the building. Samuel W. Scott entertained quite a number of our people Mon day Ice cream and. cake were served and a very pleasant time enjoyed by alL Jackson Township. George Scheoff and wife drove to Markle last Saturday to visit a brother.

Eev. J. H. Palmer spent a couple of days in "Wabash last week. He reports a pleasant visit.

Jim Young and wife and Ed Young and wife went fishing in Little River on last Sunday. Bert and Ora Thorn entertained the crowd at the social last Saturday evening with vocal and, instu mental music. The ice cream social given by the Brethern church on laBt Saturday evening at the home of Herman Mackentifer was a Bert Smith, who is attending echoolat Valpariaso.Ind., wrote his parents that smallpox had broken out in the school and several had been exposed. Rev. Palmer on last Sunday morning preached to his people on the subject "Christ Healing the Sick." In the evening he took up the Sabbath school lesson for next Sabbath.

Special Gale; We are overstocked in latest styles high grade imported worsteds, and offer 23 to C31 choice eleven styles at $20 sack, and J21 frock Enits. Aho twenty three styles fanc7 carei ers HZ to 3, cut $13 to 19, guarantee! pure long wool, to measure, in art mer chant ta'lerir style. Hocm No. 4, Clt' n's banlr block. One thousand o.h:r styles at low fures.

nts II. II. IIilles. Tl.e Ealvefers Lave succeeded in zzorirj the American line steamer ar'. rcel a cf 1" ') yarJ.3.

Now tLeht tta; el iv ill 1 2 saved. Gnn 3 'cr. er re. ycur oun jud e. All cf these llakin.

John S. Finkebiner, of St Louis, Missouri, is relatives at this "place. Emery Leonhartt and wife at tended church at this place last Sunday forenoon. The attendance at the church Sunday evening to hear Rev. Bell preach was very large.

There is a field of wheat on the Ben Krieg.farm, in Fulton county that will "average about twelve bushels per acre. There will be an ice cream social held at the home of Christ Eber hart, one mile north of Makin, on next Saturday evening. The pro ceeds will be used for the benefit of the church. dive the Children a Drink called It is a delicious, ap petizingv nourishing food drink to take the place of coffee. Sold by all grocers and liked by all who have used it because when properly prepared tastes like the finest coffee but is free from all its injurious properties Graln aids digestion and strength ens the nerves.

It is not a stimulant but a health builder, and children, as well as adults, can drink it with great benefit. Costs about as muca aa coi fee. 15 and 25c 3 The New Foundiand budget for the last fiscal year shows a deficit of $33,000. Wiuhnqton, Sept. 21st, 1838.

W. B. CaldwelL Dear Sib: I take great pleasure in adding my testimony as to the efficacy of Syrup of Pepsin as used in our Home. We use it in all cases of constipation and indicrestion. Respectfully, Eva J.

SwBETNurse. Soldier's Widow's Home. For sale by Bradley Bros. ja Major' F. H.

E. Ebstein, Nineteenth United States infantry, has been retired. An Epidemic of Diarrhoea. Mr. Sanders, wTltlnjj from Co coanut Grove, says there has been quite an epidemic of diarrhoea there.

He had a Bevere attack and was cured by four doses of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He says he also recommended it to others and tb ey say it is the best medicine they ever used. For sale by Lovett Kaylor. Chicago dispatch says there is a movement on foot to establish a national park of 7,000,000 acres in Minnesota. It Is Not Fashionable.

to die just yet, but you must digest the food that now pales you, causing such unpleasant eructation and sick headache or you twill die just the same. Ask aayene who ever took Dr. Caldwell's Syrup of Pepsin for Constipation, Stomach Trouble and Sick Headache. At Bradley Bros. ju From Soldiers' St.

James, Jan. 28, 1893. Diae Sias: Please send me another 40 oz. bottle of your Syrup Pepsin. It is the very best laxative I have'ever used and I am always troubled with Constipation to such a degree as to, be wholly dependent upon some remedy, and this I shall now choose above all others.

Mbs. D. Cbandall, Matron. For sale 'by Bradley Bros. St.

Paul's population according to the new directory Is 191,672, showing an increase of 3,159 name3 over last year. "When You Ride Your "Wheel Always shake Into your shoes Allen's Foot Ease, a powder for the feet. It keeps your feet cool, prevents sweating feet, and makes your endurance ten fold greater. Over one million wheel people are using Allen's Foot Ease. They all praise It, It gives rest and comfort to smarting, hot, swollen, aching feet and Is a certain cure for Ingrowing nails.

At all drupsrlsts and shoe stores, 23 Sample i fit by maU. Address Allen S. Olmsted, Lie lioy, N. Y. 3 General Charles Kig, who recently returned from has offered to cive a benefit lecture for the New Richmond, (Wis.) tornado relief fund.

You tire easily? Your heart Ip flops, you tremble, and think you are sitirg ol( arl icz.r ere will know it. You pretend you arn't tired. You try to look pleasant, when In fact, you are Ilka a ermine, 1 ca't'throw a brick a cow path, without wheszic like a ELir rle i Cut you trt ycu era 7 ell, Yea Ycu t. 3 1 i it rv i to I 1 1 1 3 i i I 1. For months past frequent no tices have appeared in th.13 paper of the remarkable benefit that many of our citizens had received from the treatment given by DR.

J. W. BELL, of our city. The doctor makes a cf Ctrcsic Ailnents, SUCH AB Catarrh and Troubles, Stcnach, Liver, Kidney and Eladdsr Troubles, Diseases cf VTcmea and II erycus and Pri vatJ Diseases cf lien. He has devoted his life to these diseases and is connected with one ot the most Prominent Institutions in this country, where he has had special experience, and learned all the secret methods ana cures tnat had made them famous.

YOUNG MEN who, as a result of early thoughtless habits, now find that they are weak and unde veloped and are having a vital drain that is slowly sapping their nervous strength and power, will find in Dr. Bell a confidential friend that can be relied upon. He has absolutely the best Methods known, and will at once check the losses and restore you to health if you are not beyond all nope. Thousands of promising young men have their lives and future usefelness wrecked by EARLY IN DISCRETION AND PRIVATE DISEASES. The symptoms, until cured, are portrayed on the counte nance and in the actions of the victim.

If neglected or improperly treated other organs become anect ed, and sooner or later there are serious results. Our New Method Treatment will positively cure these diseases. OLDER MEN who find thev are weak and losing power and vigor should give the matter attention De fore too late and all txmer eone. lie member tnat Here yon ret toe very, best to be had anywhere. Do not allow Inexperienced or unknown doctors to experiment on you.

It costs no more to employ an expert. This month we make our charges ex low. Consultation freeV' Open day and evening. DR. LOIiGENECKER DR.

J. W. BELL in charge, Over Bendel Marks Store, Hunt ington, Ind. (IP Uu I $3.00. I If "fVe Invite you to call and examine our newest fashions of "vjueen Quality" buoes, lorjwoico we nave exclusive saie.

i. MX IMot a Cobbler, rut a can thcrchly up in his liHwy sumS Caiiirw Csf CP Shoe Repa I rl rt Ccr rt zzi ell vrcrk is dczd ia a very satifictcry azzzr. Ey cur method cf sclir zzi tzzl criminal sbaps zzi uscfulusss. ere no lumps, cr calls left to tcrrr.cnt ths 7e vlzz its Izzi cak ta.un:i leather, zzi 11. liiiibLiilL, 11 I hy riven Oat ur ii rslin.

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1 a 1 1 1 Work Guaranteed. Work called for and delivered. CIV Phosb S3. OAKUSD ATI DR. BULGON lnneonoei th removal of nla oflct to hti residence, 55 West Way no Street FORT.

WAYNE. Praetloe limited to of the BTB KAK, Nuaii and TirOA.TT Hours lh vc 4. Telephone Mala. u. oeooawyr A.

H. SHAFFER, I I. Physician Snrcon, Office at Rcsidsnce, 163 II. Jcffcrsca St. Telephone 194.

Will attend to all business promptly. Jane S9, 99. 10 118 01 fill A French China Of 100 Pieces A ticket rfvea with every 2 cash purchase cade at ths 56 Jeffersc Street. ITcte Ths dishes arc cott or display In the store wisdom. "Mch22dw3too BUY A 6 and Patronize a Ilozs Icdustry Made of the Yery Best Ma terial.

Frames Are Made of the Shelly Seamless Tub ing, the Best Made. Cups and. Cones Are Made of the Finest Grade ofJTool SteeL A Strict! lgh flsde fcy SKiilcdYcrKnen. And the guarantee is for the seasonof 1899, Call and examine them. 7 IMr TV 4 Sometimes" needs a Teli able monthly rggnlatira Sl Dr.

PZAVZ FCITIIYKOYAIj pills. Are rroirot, safs and eartaln In ratnlt. Tbs Ma klMi. Brndley Drucists. Petoskey and HacMaac IslandJ The C.

E. offers the very low rate of $12. CO for the round trip to Petcskey and llackiaac Island, Tia Chicago and Steamer "Hani tan." Kate going via Chicago Cteamer "Ifanitau" to Petoskey, returnlarr G. R. I.

to Ft. YTayna end T7a barb CIS S3. Czlzz via Chi: Etcaner to retunu G. n. Z7t.

T7 abash, tll.tJ, Cr ccir via Clico "Ilaritzu," to llzzllzzc, rzturzizz D. i C. tender to 7abash to Hasti tcn, lll.ZX For call ca D. rTovr: A CIc Cut to lr Hoc '3 Dinner IJonday, Sept. I .6 mm ton.

lad. TRAIK8 Wai. No. 5. Vestltmle limited, dally for and the west.

No. 3. 1 aoiiic Ezprees, fiailT for Depart ..1:13 pm ..30 am .2.35 pm and the o. a 4T dally except 6un i7. 1 Cnlcairo and tha No, freight, daily except tic 7:191 No.

ij, I i daily except Monday. 7 u4 pm Na 8, Limited, dlly to i i urtt 1 r.i..'Lx... i 2. I "'r 1 etosi't pa o. li l.xur, i.

i i xew I or am ISa so, 1 ooal ijx. i cUj except am ThrOTitrh coacbes ani s'eepinz can to New York. lotiton and Cuinr bus. W. 8.

MOBRIBOH. T. P. AiIuulington, lnd, i CHEAP BATES VIA C. K.

K. R.I ChaaUuaua Lake N. account of the Chautauqua assembly, the O. 5t will aell round trip tickets on July 7th and 2St at rat of $1035. Good returning thirty dy from date of aale.

Warsaw, IncL, Winona Lake, season, 1S39. Tickets oa kale dally, good returnlrff 15 days from date of sale at rate of $1.60 for round trip. Also tickets good returning until Sept. 15th, $2JL5 for round trip. Summer Tourist For round trip rates and limits to all tourist points, call on O.

K. agent. Celeron, Tf. (Lake Chautauqaa) Photo rapher's Association Convention. On July 17th, and 22nd, C.

Sc. E. will sell round trip tickets at rate of one fare, returning July 21st to 24th. Pittsburg, Pa, Young People's Chrlstlaa Union, August 1st to 5th, returning August 15th. One fare for round trip.

For further information see B. G. Hover, agent. NaS Dally. am Dally 72 Dally, except Sunday 12 KW am 50 Sunday, only 9:27 am ooraa wsst, Dally pm 5 Dally 6:16 pm 7 Daily 10:43 am 73 Daily, except 3:40 pm 61 Sunday, 12:05 am and.

73, local freights, carry passengers be tween iort wayne ana ieru. Sunday rate: One fare for round trip, going and returning Sundays only, JOHN GORING, Agent, Huntington, Ind. Cfi. Otin, G. P.

T. A St. Louis. tasliodb Mwraros ooirvajrriOHS. bto.

itia A1A8H BAILTAT. i Torepaugh and Sell circus, Logan sport, July 22nd, the Wabash railroad will sell to Jjogansport and return $1,95 round trip, good going July 22nd, returning July 23rd. National Encampment G. A.K. Philadelphia, Pa, Sept.

4 to 9. For rates, limits date of sale and all particulars Inquire of John Goring, Agent. Sunday excursion to Put In Bay "via Wabash B. commencing Sunday, June 11th. and every Sunday following.

Bate S3J0 for the round trip. Good going on train 8,5:27 a. returning on train 51 only, leaving To ledo 8 p. nx. Home Seeker's Excursion via Wabash B.

in June, July, August, September and October. For dates, rates, limits and other inform a tion enquire of John Goring, Agent. Island Park Assembly; Borne City, July to Aug. 17, The Wabash railroad will sell to Borne City and return, one fare for the round trip. Tickets will be sold from July 5 Jo Aug.

17, returning up to Aug. 1S1. J. Gorijmj. For Summer Tourists Bound trip rates and limits to Colorado points.

Call on John Goring. Agent Wabash B. B. Lake, Warsaw, Ind, season 1899. Now on sale, 15 days or season limit.

Date of sale May 15, to Sept. 15, 1899. National Baptist Anniversaries, SanFrands co, CaL, for rates, limits and particulars. Inquire of J. Goring, agent.

National Convention Epworth League, Indianapolis, InL, date of sale July 19th, 20th and Cist, returning July 25th. Tickets can be extended to Aug. For rates, limits and all particulars Inquire Of John Goring, agent. Huntington. Tbrr are a much like COATED ELECTRICITY aa science ean make them.

Kach on produces a much nerve building ubstance as is contained In the amount of food a mas consumes ia a week. This Is way they have cored thousands of eaves of nervous diseases, such as lability, TMzziness, Insomnia, Varicocele, etc They enable yon to think clearly by developin brain matter; force healthy circulation, cure indigestion, and impart bounding vigor to the whole vstem. All weakening and tissue destroving drains ana losses permanently cured. Delay may mean Insanity, Consumption. and Death, Price.

1 per box six boxes (with Iron clad guarantee to core or refund money) fs. Book containing; positive proof, free. i V7 Bradley Drusist3. ITctlcc cf Dissclutica; Notice is'herebv iriven that, by mutual asTeement, the partnership of Allmaa Sl Bash baa this dav been dissolved. Onao ouDtof such dissolution ail persona owing the firm will please, promptly call and adjust such cialm.

At tbe expiration of ttilrty tin vs outstanding accounts be left for coi tx. ion. HAELi 3 E. BAaii. July 1,1239.

H. C. BL iCIC, J5 N. JefTerscn (Up FOH SALE, ca cod terms: 7eUln roved farm, near ISO act on good travel road, from Han! 3 acre fira, SJmlles ton. iO aci furra, fronilllat' liton.

tO aero i if n. near CUitr tir, la trmlanwlclty prcjerty. ad 11 CtwlTr. titi czy tv.j urr. mm mm.

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