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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-01-16

WHOLE NO. 20.

Bernard. Old Caney. Peach Greek. and
the Colorado. says that the CoMon crop
in The greater part Of that region is much
superior TO any he ever saw in the United
States, and he believes wlil yield from
1900 to 1000 pounds TO The acre. -''''
The sugar crop. he says. SIS now gen.
orally made. | have seen but two or three
sugar plantations. and upon these The yield
is very little short Of 1000 pounds 10 the
acre, besides the usual proportion Of mo,as.
ses. Mr.. Sweeney on the Bernard has
about 20 acres in cane. and has already
made nearly that number Of !,ogsheads Of
sugar decidedly superior to the ordinary
New-Orleans qualities; some of it will pro.
badly be exhibited in the Galveston mar.
ket, and will speak for ITSELF sd els.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-01-16

Strict ConstructiOnif.-Mr. G. F.
holland. of Arkansas, is said to have made
the following speech at the Memphis Con.
venion: .'
MIR. Presdent-before the vote is taken
| wish TO make speech which shall not
be five minutes long. [Cheers, and cries
Of go ONT When Gen. George Rod
gers Clarke was taken prisoner by the In
dams, they made him pack the skillets
and things Of the whole party, and keep up
with 'em too. After three or four days he
was so worn out with fatigue, that he could
with difficulty drag one foot after the other.
So he thought he'd make 'em speech
cheers. Throwing down the skilIets.
and mounting log. he stretched out
his hands and said: Gentlemen Indians!
| [peals of laughter II propose that every
man carry his own skillet E,
And so, Mr.. President, propose that
every State carry her o,cn skillet!
Hcridian.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-01-16
FAMILY GROCERIES,.

L 1HIUI UEUUUsaII1N.
n UST received from New York, general as
% s1rtment Of Family Groceries, viz.
Coffee. all kinds,
Sugar Porto Rico,
do New Orleans,
do Crushed, }
do Loaf Woollsey's best.
dc Powdered,
Crackers. all Kinds,
Sperm Candies, } ,u.
Tailow DO ) "A' 30''
Soap, all kinds,
Raisns, Figs. and Almonds,
Foreign and American Brandy,
-e do do Gin.
do do Rum,
Cincinnati Whiske~,
Port. Madeira and Champagne Wines,
Pure juice Of Port,
Ground Pepper. Starch,
Preserved Pluns, Fine apples, Lines, Canton
Ginger, Peaches. and Grab Apples,
Tomato Mushroom. and Walnut Catsups,
Brandy Peaches. and Cherries,
Spices of all kinds,
Pickles, do
Gherklns, Onions, ColIy Flower, Horse Radish
Sardnes, and Picked HOLSTERS,
Indigo,
COD Fish end Irish Potatoes,
Fulton Market Beef,
no Mackerel, do Butter, do Cheese,
For sale at the new Family Grocery store, ont
door East of the Carolina Hotel
Call and geo, we have just the thing for Christ
mas. and every thing family wants for TO eat
and good. by H. Il. Nixon & co.
DIS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-01-16

The editor Of the Galveston News. who
has recently travelled through that portion
Of Texas bordering on the coast between
Galveston and Maiagorda. extending from
SO to 100 miles interior, and including
EAus,ip'. Bayou. Oyster Greek the Byaros,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-01-16
LIFE INSURANCE,

New 9"rs Mutual Life Insurance Company.
Z n subscriber having been appointed Agen,
Tor Inc ABOVE company. is prepared to receive
applications. and to communicate all necessary in.
formation on tho subject, to such as NAV anniv.
JOHN s. RICHARDS.
June 81, ls45
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-01-16

Mr.. Colt is engaged to-day in regulating .tha
wires which have. for the third time been laid in
lead pipe under III. river for the Long Island TSl:
egraph. II this last attempt shall not succeedA
will be carried across in The ar e. Blackwslss Is
land, making the Telegraph some twelyf, niles
longer. The bottom Of the river st the ferry 10
hard end rocky. instead Of muddy 80 wae isbPpo-
lsed; snd Do. G. upzsw m esae3encs fsoai
Iesse y .hsspeirt- ecssIs Esek. Nesasyesk
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-01-16
MEDICAL

HhR. w. H. COWAN respectfully tenders his
~ professional services to the citizens of Ons-
low county. He has located at Governor Dud.
ey's plantation about four miles fiom Jacksonville
where IA may be found when not professionally
engaged.
Onslo~ county, Deer 49, 1915 l4-6t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-01-16

.LANK NEsRe B1ssss For sale At the s
=" JOURNAL OFFICE.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-01-16
Lime.

....a 81 Lime.
0Rn Casks fresh Thomssten Lime "a,
eOOV sale hy BARRY d BRYANT.
NseenA hya, 1915 .+
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-01-16


sortment of GROCERIES,, SHIP STORES and
among which will be found
hhds. p. K. and St.I 20 Tubs Butter
Croix Sugars, SO boxes scaled Her
so bags Coffee rings
SO brIs Canal Flour 80 boxes SPIN Candles
40 half do. do. do. 10 do brown Soap
50 hrs Mess 81 Prime fancy do
Beef 80 kegs White Lead
40 hrs DO. do 20 brs Fulton Mar
Pork ket Beef
100 br Pilot and Navy 20 ! No. and 2
Bread Mackcrel
! barrels and boxes 40 NJ Segars, assorted
Crackers SADDLERY
% brIs Whiskey Smoked Beef &Tongues
20 do Rum Oils and Paints
20 do Brandy Fine Liquors
10 do Gin All kinds of Cordage
40 chests and ] chests; A Ct lcral assortment of
Tea Chandiery.
10 casks Cheese
ALSO--Seme very superior TEAS, for family
use, in half pound, quatroonsand canisters.
MS lift
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-01-16

Congressional Notwithstanding Mr.:
Jefferson's administration, syrup was pro-
vided in the capitol for the refreshments Of
the members Of Congress. This was fur:
nished and charged under the head of STA.
tionary. The National Intelfgencer tells
US that member who did not like the bey-
erage. loosely remarked that he should be
glad if the officers Of The house would pro-
vide little whiskey for those who prefer!
red it. and charge it to the account of fuel.
A gentleman pushing down the street in hot
haste. and ragged urchin running after him,
CRYING out to the top of his voice: -.l
"Mithtel Mithter! o. Mithter thay NTH!
ter ~
Are you calling me boy 7"
"Yeth tbr, / thwow what hurry you it'll in !"
"Well. speak quick-what do you want? I
have no time TO spare with you" $780,.
9th you going down thfeet !"
"To be sure, you little Ounce; what do you
WANT" ..-... .-.. e ..-t saz-f o..
"Why mother thent me out to hunt our old
thpeckled hen. and if you thee her. I with you
would catch her for me-coth you thee, I'm tired
a looking for her." - %
The boy had to pick himself up ont Of the gut
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-01-16
ADAMS 4 N'GlRY

HWAVE OPENED. their store in the Parsley
n IL buildings, between Chestnut and Walnut
Streets where they have and will keep large as
sortment of GROCERIES,. SHIP STORES and
PROVISIONS, among which will be found
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-31
n EW ST 0 4 T.,


Z Z As just opened a choice stock of
& Z mn G5oi5, which he offers at
lower price, ,an such goods have yet
been oGe,cI: bis stock consists of
Choice prints, dc jaiu,s, masIns,
cashmcgcs, silks, yc'yg3, ribbons, cling.
hams, linens, lawns, aiparras, scrges,
table d.m7,I, coun'crg4nJ,, dimj,ic,,
painted lawns and u.r,s, hnrh, blue.
olive, ana gJ,ca broad cloths, Uark and
fancy cassim,rcs. silk velvet, satin and
other yes,iugs, Jeans, tuccJs, and o great
variety of Suuacr Goods for coats and
pants, Innings, buttons, gimPs, clsinss,
combs. hosiery, gloves and plrasois, all
kinds of drj,Iiugs, hichories, gamJroons,
shceuugs, shinlngs, and licking.
Hats, caps, and bonnels-choaP and
good ar.ic!es-aud d fu,i assortment Of
ladies Shoes, caters and slippers, children
and misses sn3es. boots and bushins,
news and pumps. boots and bIogans.
A choice collection Of white CJH0a
and other goods by the wNoieSa.e aISo'
a few Kegs Of lie Jes; ggaPo%der By the
keg.
10 sell orno! 70 sell! tla.is tho cues
uon. Whether lis better to dispose 4,
once Of all his goods and day 10y day re-
new them, or keep thcm on his shelves
to rest aud spoil' This is the great
question, aud he is determined to sell his
goods at the lowest rates-make or break.
Call therefore before you buy elsewhere,
as he considers il a pleasure TO show
goods whether Ihey are purchased or not.
The ladies' are particularly desired 10 call
and inspect new article of Lace Dresses
which he has at all prices and Of all pat,
terms.
Sore . doors north Of the Mansion
house, Ottawa.
April Y, 1916. Y
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81 ~ QNEENS plYENr
TElUNIUANT SUCCESS or
HUCHau's Hungarian EaI,:Esi G.
s.El'F,,


Tuy GREAT rNGtlsn rluIrr r,R
C.y}. y.,,.Ls Q,JI,,o cC......-. No..
'''"'1 '' -''N'''''"""' ~ "'N'"i iiV"'
fENHE most celebrated aud uf,Hjhrcmcdy fu
y Coughs, Colds, Asthma, or any irrn Of
IHtinH0rg Consumption, is the HUNGARIAN
BALSAM OF LII Il, discovered hy nr. Euoh
an OF London, England, tested fur upwards Of
seven years IN Great Br'au ard The Continent
OF Europe, aud introduced INTO the United
states, under the immediate sUgcliuteLtaucc rt
the inventor.
lie astonishing success Of the I.urgaucn
ua'7'm,ln the cure oi every ipIm of o"nHy
,'""' warrants ihr American agent IN soliciting
,'' treatment The icorti lo"'tbcoSes that can be
.'o"" III the community -cas's INat sc'N Itu'i
4 IN VAIN rom any OF The common remedies OF the
u'y ana nave been gwen up Ivy The most dlstIu.
su's",a ihNsiaaus, oS coHtTm5d and iD5uy0ih
ne hungarian bai,am has cured, and viii
cur '' .r"a''I"G'' q r"S'S' j. is not I"eCh
'.'',""' ""' s,on"alu Ehehsh Medicine, Of
""'"" anu ''''""'"'u' l"'''y'
He0r me |re8S'
/ FROM he Christian Obsyysr March 20, lelG.
II hc public may place the utmostr,laucc up
'h '"r statements respecting the Hungarian Bal
,""' 10y Dr. kadice, the American agent, VII,
Is an "d ara hishly respectable citizen Of Dos
. $500 W '"' N"''9''o" NHu'NH, Az" 4
man VINO ""u'" not Iot any CONSTRUCTION, give
''' ''.u'n'' IN lHNof oiany sort OF dce'Iu'no,
"I'''u'e' $50.
I.'" ",' h'y'o" M,d'eH' record Efndic'
'Hv A"'''. 'N' N'' '"' roIietf'u great mes
sung 'i'" ~, GUILTY. ny 'ne 'nT'uucu'h 81 thi'
great hnE"." m'"','i' 'H'" '"e mica St3iCf
""" '',o''"' i'u'na's "Iu'u 'na'''"''E a'd ih'
''u' "' "0c "Uinall'y' ~ '',Uu'M,hu' IL Il
'"r l'Iu'nI''' n,''N''I gu o, '"g , "iae''u' ~.
I e., '''" ~, W." H"$'""" "f,'a' C. n'
'u w. pI's'N mas "'"' more !" i'"'No '"'
,''',' 'I-' Oh 'DI of''aloeS 'uln our COZ
w" '''''H u.s. "no are ni''''u WIN "o+~ 'u"s'
'"1. an t ,i ' .,, !" 'ne country, -
R '''", ''' I"''LN ''"""'- any '"'"S ''"'
''.''.',' Us /" o't1''t'' ',' ~ "'"'t soma
'"., 'i'S' j" 'r' '''"'"''n' .. ''"N'' II N'u''
. y 'n' '1,'4''u.''''y ,iu''"uI 81 "',',''''
.'', VIC i'DUs r',.h l''s.''' |n''' we ''l'.''
'. '''.', ''.''I' '',o'N ~ Gnu vac u'''
,,L ' ~ W, f1','s 's',a', ''D
'' '''N, W .'.'' ",' u" ~
''"' u '''',, l''H's ivy 's''"s"'HB'
10 the COnsumpiiUC.
Every family in the United Statgs should b,
supplied with Buchau's Hungarian Basum o
Idic. not only to coun,ctact the consumgli,,
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NfiuNln klntsntlrN.

TES T. subscribers would respectfully inform the
I citizens IF Ottawa and vicinity, that they
have entered into o.plHUcrship. for The purpose
Jfrarryius on TIE F5mG,y Business in this place,
which has heretofore been uadcr the management
If CoGswrLl 4 CaArIN, Unl they are now pre-.
pared to execute all Kinds Of work in their lle
equal to any establishment 10 the country, aud on
'hc shortest not &c and HE most reasonable terms.
rhey have connected with the FOUNDRY a
first rate P.,Y.ru N1t.r, which VIII enable them
% make to ORDER all aiu3s ufat0vcs, CRATES hollow
ware saw mil, gearing, aud any article Of Machi-
ucfy, at the shortest notice. A share of pltrou-
axe is respectfully solicited. Cask paid f.r oi'
Gust I-H COGSWELL q COOK.
Ouawa. Feb. 6. 1916.
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DAYTON FLOUING MILL.

FENllE subscribers at The LOWER
- MILL, Dayton, would inform their
friends and the public generally, that
their mill is now complete for merchant
aud custom work, and tina, all grinding
for ether will be done in the best poss-
bic manner. They are also paying
CASH FOR WHEAT.
and would also state that all persons IN
dcbtcd 10 them are requested TO pay IN
Wheat or Cash, Immediately they Will
be under The painful necessity Of making
costs.
We tender our heartfelt gratitude Tor
past patronage and best efforts to secure
future. GEO. MANN & SON.
April 3, 1916. a.
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Chiiren Cry fer ShTm0H'S
HgGDICtTED E.OZENGES.

'ENliESE celebrated Lozcnges are nov
ID offered to the citizens Of Ottawa
and the west, as the best preparations >luI
the cute of the various diseases for " Incl
they are recommondcd) ever offered /,
the public. The proprietor, DIR. Shcr
man, is a regular graduate of Medicine
4 member Of the Medical Society of Tia,
city and county Of New York, and tics,
l.ozcnEes are prepared from medical pre-
scriptions which have been approved by
the most celebrated physicians IN that q.
ly; in addition to which they are propa.
red in SO pleasant manner that children
eat them with ayIdily and cry for more.
Ihcy consist Of
CJugh L0scagcs,
Which are the safest and most cncctual
remedy for Coughs, colds, Consumption,
Whoaplng Cough, Asthma, &c, ever Of.
tered to the public, They operate by
promoting eXpeotoration, allayiug tic IT.
rltauon OF coughing, aud removing thc
cause Of the disease.
Uorm Losmges,
Tho orI,, ;ncI;,J. Won, ,,a.,;.;,. ,.,.
I;.c,,nral ~ n,or a." n"o a. ~, NV,
L,ro ns,sr hoon lna,,, ', -, c.1 ''' ,, ,.'
J,..o.cs ,r;so From, no.,,s.nI o.a.'.;..'
l,,,,,rJ ;,,oosa 49, ,,,r;,, 49, ", ,,'
wi,bout,L,n cycrheinr s"s,cc,cl. rro,r,
porsops are very often Allied with ,he,n
and arc Joc,orcJ for y,,i,us comnlai,,s
wi,hout amy benefit. when one do.e -
these Lozcnres would spccIHv cur,
them.
Camgior Lo.cuecs.
ro, roryor. or sirl hood oc,o r,l,;,,
,iors 81 ,,. hc.r, ,.sin,Jo ,aJ norra,,.
r.,,i,ns o,na,.r,,. -, ,, ,.',.,I,;,,,
~. ,,,a,,.l;., I..,c ,,..,;.. ..;,, ca I,s
r',,ona.s re.r,,. r.,.r;rn .,,l ;rn,r,,,,,
IL, hna,..rn,. IS ,,n,t ,.oI .rar ill.,,
,o,;,, ,Lnr ,,.;l rn..o.o ,to ,,ro'or a.,
sy.,s,, con,r,l,,. AMI ro,,,,o ali to.,,,
rIe,sar, svmr,c,ns ,,i,.,r r.,,n ,oo fro,
jjyjnO
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Tn IA farmer who is famous for
having good fruit, says he raises his trees
in the following manner :-"llc takes u
cutting from the best tree he can find, fits
the end Of the cutting into large po'aloc,
and sets il in the earth, leaving but one
or two inches Of the cutting above the
around. Tic cutting soon sends ou'
roots and grows rapidly, making linc
tyse, which needs no insrailing'
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CASH FOR WHEAT,
RE MO Y A l..

.FEViIE subscriber has removed his
a Drug store one door north OF the
Mansion house, 10 the new building just
finished neat and commodious under his
own direction, where he will be happy to
supply his former customers with every
article in his line which he is now receiv-
inn fresh from New York, consisting OF
drucs, medicines, oils, varnish, iurpen-
tine, paints, dye stuils. glass, stationary
fruits aud nuts, together with variety Of
Yankee Notions seldom found in this
market.
Please call at the new store and see if
there is anything you want. East side
court house first door north Of Mansion
house. G. j.. THOMPSON.
Ottawa, July 9, 1916.
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Iyaikcr = KEickiing,

most approved biud-, NJ;
sand Conp. EAt. oiihly5s S, Lees, Smiih
Sarsspariila. sugar Coated, III
Wistar'sBalsam OF Wild moro's, Jayncs', SAP
Cherry. ptusiou's, Sias', loo.
DR. Taylors Baisam Of per's, Peters, ihiu
Liycrwort. n,y's and several 9th
DrHamiltou's Vegetable a. kinds Of Fills.
Bilsam. l,jnlscy's nerve * bon,
Dr. Buchan's Celebrated aud other linimcuts
Hungarian Bal,am. Da'lcy's Magical Par
Turling;on's Balsam Of Extractor.
life. Roofs Ring bone ONT
Or Jayne's celebrated mout.
fuly medicines. Dr. Jphim's E'ectual
3 i Fihucslnch's Yer oribc piles.
mitugr and fam y me-IIay', Lju.manL
defines. Dem Chemical, taste
Wells Celebrated Sicn-1a,cmon's Drops.
gthning Plaster, cniDJln Of Columbia, BIZ
PaIr Mans Plaster ,ish oil, Harlem OF
Foss7,e's AnoJYuc Cor-Ptcg Whites Sal,e.
dill. GJlirgy's Cordial.
Ottawa, Nov. !. ISl5.
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'ESHE Coop SAMARITAN-Remcdy Go'
Il the Aguc and Feyer-Umronfedfe
curc.-Edson's compound vegetable rem
edy, the only medicine now sold which
will ellieciually remove The cause Of tina
Ioathsomc disease, the ague and fever
nervous and bilious (eyers, jaundicc, anC
other complaints which are induced b!
similar causes, and which, if suffered &c
exist for a considerable length Of time
frequently end in consumption. Tho
Remedy is put up in bottles, which are,
accompanied with wrappers containing
directions for usein the English and Nor
wcgian languages. For sale by
Oct. Is. G.. l.. THoMpsoN.
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Hats ~ Caps,

M EMS fur and silk hats. the latest
lvM. fashion; do pearl hats, for sum
mer use do silk and cotton glazed caps,
from to rs. do cloth caps, of various
patterns; Boys cloth and vclvc, caps,
for sale by BoucnroN
Juno 8, leIG.
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nR. SMITHS improved sugar coat
~ ed Indian vegetable Pills, from
the n. Y. College Of Health, for inter-
mittcnt, rcmit,ent, bilious, and inllam-
matory fevcrs, dyspepsia, custlvcness,
dysenlcry, worms, scrolua, scurvy, or
any impurities of the blood, aud female
complaints generally. For sale by
Oct.lS, G.. l.. TuoMrsoN.
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Dr. y. w. Thaycr's Pills.

VSIlE subscribers have been appoin-
d ted agents for Illinois, for the sale
of these well known piNs, and Will keep
them constantly on hand at wholesale and
retail.
For bilious diseases incidental to this
climate, and as a fine herbal family medi-
cine, we can confidently recommend these
pills as safe and efficient medicine.
We shah no, 90 10 the trouble and eX.
peuse Of printing certificates, made out
generally by persons we know nothing
about; but will refer persons, if neces-
sary, to hundreds OF individuals in this
county, who have used the medicine.
WALKER g. HlCKLlNG.
Oct. 3, 1915. l5-ly
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hapd, general assortment ct Siadf,. B'iatF
HvHf5s, Cpiirg, WHIPS, Yrnks, laH..S, Sad
all other articles In his line, which Lo will war.
rant aud sell al Chicago Vr,ccs.
At.s, an kinds Of repairing done 80 Older, al
The shortest notice aud on the most liberal terms.
n B.-Bugsy aud Carriage trimming duuc .n
4 superior SITS lc and al reduced prices.
Shop on hcsouth-cast corucrof Columbus and
Canal streets. Coms and strf
Ott,,y, Iuly t.lSi5. I.G. STONE.
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FREMONT HOUSE,

< GURLEI, Il CO, late Of the American
% .rcmpeance House, Chicago, have iakci
The Irsmont House. corner Of Lake and
streets, where they will be happy to serve then
friends and al others who williayor them " lh
cali 10 the best sNI e. May |, 1916. o. 10
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Fashionable Tailoring.
GEORGE SMITH

GEORGE SMITH
RESPECTFULLY returns thanks to the Ci.
Z, lzens Of Ottawa and vicinity for the liberal
patronage he has heretofore received, and hopes
to merit continuance ofthe same Ills IGii0r.
ing Establishment is on the south side of the
public square, over j. and &. Armoufs store
lie is prepared to do work on the most reasona.
hlc terms, and warrants all garments made hy
him TO fit. Cutting will be done on short notice
and warranted to fit if properly made up. The
SPRING AND SUMMER FASHIONS
From New York city, have just been received
thus enabling him to furnish garments ia The
latest and most approved style.
N. D. Lpmjer, ana most Kinds Of country
protiuce wjHbetaheH in poymmiJor too'&
Ottawa, MAY S, 1876
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wool! wool +! /!

A WISH to purchase all the good clean
n washed wool can get and pay the
highest price. 1t isprelerred, always, il
washed on the sleeps back, each fleece
tied up by itself with the inside out OF
washed and picked, or tub washed. Per-
sons will find il to their intercs, to give
particular attention TO keeping their WOO
free from dirt and dust after shearing and
must be as free from hurs as possible.
May Is, 1876. J. G. NArTlNGER.
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FN2alONA8.E TAIlQRING ESTABuS EMFNT
CONELLY & BAILEY
N E W 6 I O Il E.


f5s l.. BOUGHTON, at the New
L Q Store in Reddick's Brick Block
invites the attention Of the public to his
stock Of fresh and desirable goods, COM
prising almost any article in the line of
merchandise.
French black cloths and casSimeres,
English do do do
Fancy casSimereS, great variety,
do fWcedS lol summer Sacks and
coats, satinetts, gambroons, linen drills,
York drills, blue drills, Mexican mix
lures, fancy stripes and plaids, moeshins
and velvet cords, hickory stripe, heavy
ticking, carpeting, Al and Ga mating,
brown sheeling, and bleached shirling,
&C., &c. May 90, 1916.
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an La Sale, IN.
RICHARD CODY

NNT OULD respectfully inform the
y citizens Of Peru, La Sale, and
the adjoining country, that his stock Of
DRY GOODS,
Groceries, Hard'cGre, Boots g. Shoes,
Sc, &C., &c.,
is equal 10 any in the country. His
stock was selected with great care for this
market, and he feels satisfied tina, his
prices are as low as those of any other
establishment in the country. He re.
specially invites the farmers and others
10 give him call before purchasing else.
where, and see and Judge for themselves.
liz Safe, March -, 1916.
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CITY Motel.

puy-1 vgyII acknowledgements
fs..ss,,iA 4 " inform the travelling public,
sssEfsa that he has taken the above stand
ksix..5;asS fora term of years. The house
aud barn have been thorough, repaired. lie
thinkshe shallbc able to accommodations
who give him their customina manner that
yilIhe s,iiseactory TO all. Elf.
Ottawa, Dec. 90, 1874. GEO. ii. WEST
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BNERFU MERY-Exlracts, hair oils.
culo cream, shaving and washing
soap, ambrosial cream, and 'emollent
compounds for shaving; hair and tooth
brushes, &c. for sale at BoucnToNs,
June $, 1916.
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Preservation Of the 1omato.-Mr. r.
b. Morrell gives US the following -
"The Tomato, which has come in,v uni.
versal use, and is deemed a luxury by al
most every one, may be preserved for
winter use in the following manner -
When ripe, lei them be prepared by
sicwing as for The table, and season 10 the
liking; pa, them in small jars ! quart
with covers. Over the top pu, a piece
of linen or cotton cloth, which will cover
and press the cover on; then pour int
the cavity melted mutton lallow, andkeeI
them in a cool and dry place in the cellar
until required for use. They need only
10 be warmed to serve them for the table
! use small jars for the reason, that,
where exposed TO the air, they soon fer
ment.-Calfiuaior.