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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-01
WE WILL SEND To AGENTS FREE OF
CHARGE T.,

For O. Club II = D and Three L0ZEdrs-I doE.
good linen SHIRT Fronts, i set solid old
Studs. All Woo Cashmere for Pants. Fine
w mite Ounterpaue, la e. size. 4 elegant
Balmorai skirt. ~ yards brown or bleach
ed Shooting. good quality. yard wide. ele-
CANT 100 ftctu Morocco bound Photo.
Album. double lens Stereotype and ~
Foreign Views. stIver-plated engraved
bottle Castor. elegant SILK Fan, with
Ivory or Sandal Wood Frame feathe ed
edge and spa ngled. steel Carving knife
and Fork, very best quality, with 4 DRY
balanced handle. handsome beaded and
lined Parasol. % yards good Print. ] very
fine Damask Table Cover. pr. best quail
ity LADIES' Serge Congress Boots, j dozen
fine Linen Towels = dozen Rogers best
silver Desert Forks. / Ladies' large real
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graved Maps in Rings. dozen Ladies' fine
Merino or Cotton stockings. Gents heavy
CHASED s9lld Cold Ring. pair Ladies
high cut Balm ora Boots. elegant Delalne
Dress Pattern. 1 Violin and Bow, I'm box
complete. setJeWelfy, pin, ear drops and
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or colored Alapacca Dress Pattern. Il set
Lace Curtains. pr. All Wool Blanke
1sdgraved SILVER plated bottle RevOlV-
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Forks. elegant Satin ParasOl, heavily
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Tor Ladies loak. Elegant engraved sil-
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heavy silver plated engraved Ice Pitcher.
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Cloak. v cd very best quality brown or
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for suit elegant Sopun dress pa. term
beautiful English Berage Shawl j set OF
Ivory balanced handle KNIVES and FORKS
l ladies' or gents silvsr Hunuug-case
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engraYlngs, with record and photograph
pages. p yds, good Hemp carp ting, good
coiorR. i pair good Marsellles Quit. good
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Knives and FORKS.
Presents for larger Clubs increase in the
same ratio.
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dress free.
PARKER g. CO.,
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Our commissions DO Agents

--NFWWN VII III u y - - N u vi -
Exceed those or "a. v other establishment
of the kind,-proof OF this can be found I'm
com parin1 our premiums with those Of
others FOR o. UBs OF THE SANS SIZE, In adj
duion 10 which we claim 20 give better
| goods OF the same character
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Camp AlgR Notes.

THE Democr acg. Of the Second Dis
trict of Kentucky have called Dis
trict Convention at Greenville, Muhl-
enburg County, on the first of Octo-
Der, to nominate candidate for Con-
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Send H0ney By Registered Letter.
Rg-Catalogue Of goods sent to any adj
dress free.
PARKER g. CO.,
Nos g8 and 100 e3ur1r,aey, Cst-est rl1.-t-,,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-06-04

Tho Crops. With the warm and &c.
NAL rcu,her wiiichptevsiled during the ;,ast
fortnight, rp to Monday last, the crops have
improved greatly. Wheat has especially been
benefited thereby, and the prospects nov arc
for better yield than iorseveral yeau previ.
Gus. a large breadth " corn has been plant
ed, and that putin latest is doing best many
fields have been replantsd that were pus In
early. The grass crop gives promise OF The
mos, abuniantcat IN the past ten years, while
oats is picking up, though the uuf,vorable
weather =, It's sowing was mach sgains, H.
The fruit prospect continues favorable for a
moderate supply, but Is not SO Gutering as
we could desire. The heavy growth Of loli.
age has caused the froit 10 hslI on 10 a coudd .
cradle extent,
Council Procccdinzs. Monday evening
June Ist--preseut johnson, Kaup aud wagucr..
The clerk was histructetto tlarN orders nr es-
counts amounting to su,co.
Thr ordinance relating to Frotcctign cfbridyes
passed its second reading. 49, r
The ordinance prescribing the duties Of super.
visor passed Ia third reading AID lc.sue a iav
Tho ordnance regulating steam whistles passed
and is a law .EM .. ... II.
On motion Il was ordered that there be lcvcd
on the taxable property OF the C,,y Tor the year
is6s the following amount to wit
General Fpnd a.-.,.., .........6 mills
sanitary ......
Gas.
Cemetery '..i i'
tre....,..'.'.s. i,,-..
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UNITED STATES EXCISE LAW

OrriCE Oh COiLrcroR or tNrrRNAL RrvrNur. !
. bon rlE NtNru nwrRiCr or ONO.
SANpusgN, Outh, Nay nth, tsBs \
NOTICE l. hereby given that the Assessor Of
' this District having cntcrcd TO nc his An
nual Collection List,
Commencing March 4, 1858,
W All persons liable to payment OF United states
duties lot Special Taxes on Incomes, Carriages
silver Plate, 80, therefore all persons liable 20
the payment Of such duties aud tax IN said bis
trict, within the County of seneca and State OF
ohio are hereby notified that the same have be.
come due and payable; and all persons who shall
neglect to pay the Duties and Taxes assessed
upon them by the nth day OF Juno, 1868, win be
liable TO pay the ave por ccntum additional upon
the amount IN reot aud one per cent per month
Interest on the amount OF Tax.
FOR the plrpose OF receiving said Duties aud
Taxes In Seneca County. the Deputy Collector fnt
said County will be at hts Office St the County
seat during business hours, from the lst day ol
June, until the nth day OF juno, iS6S
GEO. J. ANDERSON Collector.
J. NJ. STEVENS, Deputy Collector of Seneca
County ritfiu, ohio.
riffin' o. May ~, 1893. no9owa
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Walks and TalkS


Circuscs are giving TifIiu the "go by this
season. Where's the "uupreecdentcd!' Ora.
dy?
The Court House fence has received fresh
coat of paint during the past week, aud looks
better therefor. r
Kaup & Osborne bave opened a retail com.
mission house. and dry goods establishment
on Marke, street, opposite the Davis House.
Workmen have been engaged in repairing
the pier Of the Market street bridge this eek.
and the roadway was yesterday thrown open
again to travel. ..........
The summer term Of the Union Schools OF
this city, close with graduating exercises, on
Friday of next week. A small but interesting
class will receive diplomas.
Tie English Lutheran Church was dedica-
ted with appropriate ceremonies, on Sabbath
last. Large numbers, from both town and
country aud the services were quite lengthy.
The National Theatrical Troupe was very
poorly patrouized on Friday and Saturday
evenings, though the playing the first eve
ming was excellent. Merit is oflmes unap-
prcciated.
a foreign gentleman named IIambujer
gave a slight O. hand performance in this
city, on Wednesday evening. lie is very
"light weight in the business, and does
his own printing. Wonder If he has license?
IIist!-- there's hen on, and there no tell
ing hut what the hatchling may be found dead
in the she'll IL there is ANY unnecessary cack-
ling. Don't tell anybody, but let everyone
>. oi,' their breath,--it will be such saving of
wina it 'othing more.
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ce.-ourSesders will remember that
We gave an account, last week, OF the tian-
ner in which goods and money were obtain
ed Of Martin & Shields by a man, upua
fraudulent check. The man was bound over
to court on another charge of stealing gov.
eminent envelopes buta case was, for some
reason, not made against him and he was
discharged and took himself of before he
could be arrested on the other orense Of
obtaining goods Oh false preteuses, and re-
gsrding which, there was no doubt Of his
guilt. There bias been an ineEcusable neg
lect Of duty on the part Of officers of JUS
ice in this matter. When such offences as
these are thought too Insignificant to be
brought before a grand jury, tits time that
somebody had in charge the execution
Of the law, who thinks differently.
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Court. The following cases, thus far
have been disposed of rra
John Wolf VS. Benz snd >rfcr suit was ha'
to recover Of the Dehndent on note
sl75. The Plaintiff claimed th't the not
was given fo- money, by him nivanHed II
procuring substitute for Defendents son, II
1905. Defense denys the flet, and alIee9'
fraud ia the procurement OF the note. Trial
bS jury, ahd verdict for DeIendent. For the
Plaintiff. NeCaulley; for Dert, Baker aud
Sency.
Spencer Lewis - John NJ. Keller, cfdi
An injunction was allowed by the PROBATE
Court 10 restrain the collection of a judge
meat rendered against the Plaintiff Ia favor
of Keller, at the last term Of court. Motion
by Keller to dissolve. Injunction dissolved.
For Keller Lee & BreFer; for Lewis Wm.
Lang
Stephenson vs. KocatE KoontL recovered
ajudgement against Plaintiff aud one Wiley,
before a Justice, Execution was issued and
levied on the property of Wiley, sufficient to
pay the debt Stephenson bciug surety but
not SO named in the judgement. The prop.
erty was afterwards tSkoa away by Wiley,
no sale ever being made under the execution.
Stephenson claimed that under this state of
facls be was not liable on the judgement.
Petition dismissed and appeal taken, For
Plaintiff, Baker; for Defendent Noble.
VIM. EllArton vs. Samuel Rhodes ct al. A
suit brought on a note for Sss7,2O, Defense
that the note was given for one years rem,
Of farm belonging 70 Plaintiff and others.
Afler the renting Of the farm to the efend.
ent partition was obtained by the parties in
terested, sale confirmed in Nov Of same year
and the purchaser insisted on the Defendants
settling with him for rent. Defendent paid
S2io, and remained in possession until the
expiration Of the year. Held, that as the
partition could not affect the right Of the
Defendent to the possession of the farm, lie
settled with the purchaser al his peril, and
was, therefore liable on the note. A remit
ter entered for part OF Judgement. For the
Plaintiff, Gibson & Pennington for Deft
Baker.
Felix Wetzell vs Robt. McClellaud, ct al
Continued at costs of Defendenis. Judge
ment for same.
Woodruff vs. Kennedy. Hearing on
demurrer to petition. Demurrer sustained.
For Pic, Noble for Dcft Lee L Brewer.
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GOOD NEWS TO ALL!

THE WoMANs BEST FRIEND Is a GOOD
i anil reliable sewing mAehine. aa s8a =.
For such an article go 10 g. Il. sting's Sewing
MAchlRo Rooms where you will IND the genainc
Howe Singer, Etna aud the Improved star shut
tie. There 10 no genuine Howe unles II has q
medallion Uhe head Of Elias Ilowel enbodded In
T.. g. ii. sting IA the only authorized Agent for
this naehlne. jn 1ifiin.
Having been engaged in the business Of repair
lug Sewing maehines lor the past six years, will
promise 70 Keep my n,Achines clean aud in good
repair for three yearA free Of charge, which IL
more than one can expect from those who have
had 40 experience 10 repairing ulachines.
an now prepared n attach Hemmers, Braid
ers, Qullteys, Fsiors and fuckers b. most OF the
Oil style machines. t....t
50 come aud buy new maehines or fetch In
your Old opes, and will give you satisfaction.
u desired will take a machine 10 the rraidenco
o. an. person Wishing " purchase, and put II In
VII take orders for all kinds u seal press.
20, steel stamps and stencil plates aud VIII farn.
eitiea ~ .aE 4. =
Room, op MaiS st., over EroA : Ei9s,., c6is.
secfo' G, IT, erIHs.
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Tho Revolution" "-we arc 10 rcceipi
Of number of the shove paper, published m
New York by trio Of old women, who's,
pens, like their tongues run into gussipy
SANDER On everything aud everybody. Tl,eS
ask US to give them notice, and exchange
We are not in the habit ornoiiciug papers
that DO not meet our approval but the venel
nous articles that appear over the signatures
(what selfgloriheation) OF Elizabeth Cady
Stanton and that other old granny Parker
Pilsbury. tadueing the character Of our
noblcst General, that tried aud true patriot,
General Grant, makes il necessary that we
should give them our opinion 'since they have
asked for it) of their dcicciabe sheet. 1t is
entirely worthy Of the hair.braincd hnticism
ofa certain analical circle peculiar to many
Of our cities where skepticism aud materials
ism have transccnded judgement and con.
science, and are the supreme eonitullors o.
their destinies. OF the pure and exalted
character Of women, this scandal-mongiug
sheet is disgraceful traducer, aud our best
wishes are, its speedy demise la the Journal
stic world into which Il has been ushered.
-s-s.-----------
ING. 4 l.. A.-on Saturday evening
the members OF the Young Mems Christian
aud Library Association met at the CITY HAL
at s.o'clock, p. NJ, and organized by calling
P. Jswnsph to the chair aud eiec,ing X
Iyvie Secretary Afcr payer by S. ,
Erkwood, the names Of the siguers Of %,
con5,iiItiou were rSad by the Secretary, and
the meeting then proceeded to the election o
officers. The result was as follows
President s. J. Kirkwood; Vice President
j. G. Gross; Secretary, Rob't Lysle; Cor
responding Secretary, n. l., Brewer; FiBan
cial Secretary, D. p. Dildinc; Treasurer
Geo. r.. Huss.
BOARD or MANAGERS.
y. Tomb, J. NJ. Noylor, Rev. 4. W. Pow
cll G.. W. Cunningham 2, II. Lott, u D
Lowe J. r. Umsted, J.. c, Lee, P.J. Win
son, J. 7. lTuss, j. 81 Lingenfeltcr an,
J. B. Frost. The meeting thereupon od
journed.
Owing to the great demand on our limiiet
space, We are unable to publish the Consit
tution Of the association, this week, but i
will appear in our next paper.
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Close Connections are Made.

~ san hHsky, with Trains of (Northern Divi.-
M Lake Shore Railroad Line, and tdurins the
.lcNson of nAvigationD with Lake Steamers for
theIrlsndS and Detroit
MCyde, with Trains of (Southern Division)
axe ShOte Railroad Line.
~ Carey, with Findlty Branch Trains.
"a Forest, with TTains OF Pittsburgh, Fort
WAvne. aud Chicago Railway.
~ BellefOntaIne, with Trains Of Beile-
GontAine tCrestlirc and Indianapois) Railway.
A UFbana, with Trains Of the CdumS1s aud
Indianapolis Central Raiway.
At springfield. with London branch trains.
At London, with Trains Of the Columbus aud
XeniA Railroad.
AtDayoH, with trains of the Dayton and wes-
tern Railroad. |'I-T
AZ Cincinnati, with Through Express Trains
20 and from Louisville, Indianapolis, ST. Louis,
Cairo, Memphis, and the South; Kentucky Cen
sral Railr0ad aud Ohio River Mail Boats
This Line has heen NEWLY EQUIPpED with
superior Modern Day Coaches, smoking Care and
night Sleeping Cars, unsurpassed ia comiortdnd
TRAINS run THROUGH to and from Gin.
einnati without tTan.ier to PASSENGERS OF Baggage
At Dayton, thus ensurlng comfort and adding
greatly 10 the pleasure of the trip between the
Lake and the ohio River.
Through rICKERTs sold and BAGGAGE
CHECKS given to all principal cities reached by
this Road and connecting lines.
J. g. WILLIAMS, Superintendent.
- II. GOODMAN, General Ticket Agent
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Pers0HaL-During our recent visit to
Chicago, and while soiourning with our frieud
Mr.. S. F. roorman, formerly of this city
we were shown what Col Sam takes much
pride in exhibiting to his friends, Ia cerlf.
cate Of membership in the Chicago College of
Pharmacy, and of which he is justly proud
for his long experience in the drug aud pre-
scriptioue business has given him title to a
full fellowship in that branch of business.
Any OF our citizens visiting the city, will
always be welcomed by a warm grasp of the
hand and hearty reception at the neat little
drug store Of Brown & Co, coruer Of State
and 22nd streets
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Valuable New patent.--Mr. J. !

Valuable New Patent. Mr.. J. 7. Nor
ris, of Timn, formerly ofthis city, soys the
Springfield 1drertser, has invented aud
taken out Letters Patent for new method
Of fastening knives to the Knife Bar, for
Reapers and Mowers. It is so constructed
that ia less than minute ali the knives can
be taken from the bar, and separately ground,
OF 10 replace broken sections. The invtn-
tion looks TO US one Of durability and great
practical value. lie is now in this city for
the purpose Of exhibiting it to Reapcrmen.
Its great simplicity will certainly recommend
IL
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-06-04

Sad Accident. i.-Mr. Henry Stahi OF
jackson township, says the FostoriO Ners,
in company with a mau named Kiger, on
Saturday iaet, fell an oak tree about two
feet in diameter, for the purpose of poaling
on the barS. The tree lodged on a stump
some thirty feet from The butt, holding il up
some four feet from the ground NJ, Gtshl,
while engaged in pealiug the bark near
where the tree lay on the stump stopped
down to pass under the log, aad while ia the
act the tree slipped fron the stump and
crushed him, killing hiIa instantly. The log
had to be twice cat through before he could
be got out.
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EaRoRs OF YouTH.

Agcntlemen who in early life was q victim to
chat dob sing y.ce 50 common TO youth, which
resulted in seminal Weakness, Iuvoh,ntary
Emissions and Nervous Prostration. and canc
near ending his days in hopeless Iuisery. After
using numerous remedies without success, he
obtained from friend some simple rules and
prescriptions that effected permanent euro.
ON behalf Of suffering humanity he will send
she same free Of charge to all who may desire It.
Ahless EDGAR TREMAINE, Station n,
lanl7-ly BIhle House. Now York
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Attention G. A. Il.

A full attendance Of the members OF Post
10 is desired on tomorrow friday evening
aud It is hoped that this order win be obey
ed, as business Of the utmost Importance will
come before the Encampment. The District
Commander will be present.
ny order Post Com,
CLAY MYgas, p. A.
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strawberrr Festiral.-A

Strawberry FeStival.-A strawberry
Festival will be givea at National Hall, on
Friday evening, June 9th, by the Rgcsby.
tcriau Sunday School. The proceeds are tj
be Appropriated for the purchase Of books fol
the Library. All are invited to attend
Admission 5 cents
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Repairs rOr The Excelslor Reapcr

Repairs Tor the Excelsior Reaper
and Newer hereaner be found at
Gee. Ernests stove Storc. An in need Of aYy
repairs you'll do wcll 70 hand ia their orders
fcr same Immediately. He can also at any time
furnish the above Nschina nosN.M
For Sale --LOts. Two sue building lots
in the Second Ward, on the west side Of Mon.
roe street and north Of Alams street. Each
lot so by 29) feet. viii be sold cheap En-.
quire Of d. GooDsstt.
AMI Is tf
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Solid Comfort. Rev. A. J. Lyon, of the
VI. f. Church, leaves this, Wednesday NOR
ming for New York, on u three weeks vaca.
ton. His Church very generously donated
well (illed purse TO encourage the trip and
supply his temporal wants while absent. SO
says the Sandusky Reaisier.
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transfers Of Real Estate.

j. ]. Lichy to R. Smith, inlol No li5, in
Green Springs. for 81 go. rl r .a,af
Wm' Eeasterbrookto @. W. Griswold, inlot No
llo in Republic. for $50
). Kern to J. Weller, Sa% acres in Thompson
Tp., for 5000
j. Foel to >. Diehl, lot No. 3 in Densers Add.
son to the city ofTiaia, for 500.
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Masonic DcdicatlOn.-we are advised
that the dedication ofa new hall will take
place at Melmore on Wednesday, the 10th
of june, by Eden Lodge, No $40. An ap-
propriatc address will be delivered at 4
o clock in the afternoon, after which there
will be a supper. The fraternity from TifIin,
and other points, as well as the friends of the
order generally, arc invited to attend.
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Far Rock, sENEcA Co., o.. sarch To- 1865.
AtEN. wnLLpIN, ESQ.,
President ofthc American iiCe Insurance Co.
DAM SuE--l beg to tender my thanks to the
American Life Insurance Company for che
prompt and satisfactory manner in which pay
mcnt was made to mo rs administrator OF my
sons estate, by II. Turrcy, your General Agent,
ofthrcc thousand dollars, being the full amount
Of the policy which my late son, William G.
Soll, held in your Company. Although but three
payments had been malo, the three notes glycn
on the premiums were awarded as dividends.
In behalf Of the youn widow and hor infant
child, thank you, aud ~ showing my apprecia.
ton Of this benhccnt institution, have taken
policy for lvo thousand dollars in your company
AMI assure you that shall embrace every OPP.
portunity Of recommending tho American Life
Insurance and Trust Company Of Philadclphiu to
my friends anil to the public coah lcncc.
Respectfully, ELL MbLL.
carr. H. rrcN,
Agent Tor the above Company has opened an
Office IN Commercial Row with q. J. Keen, Esq
whero lac can be found from 10 to IL o. m. and
from to Jp. m. no5l mosa
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
BEHOLD AND WONDER !.-Tbo

HhHUHU ANU WUNUEh I.-Inc 4, ",
Howe and Singer sowing machines can be bough,
at cost at No.e, Empire Block mp stairs. whcee
Wilson sewing machines, the standard ma.
chimes Of the world can be bought ut No. En-
pire Blocs, up stairs, at the old priccs-ihe only
place in the city OF THIN where the Wheeler 4
Wilson machine can be bought
Mas. +. G. CsNEHNN, Agent.
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''Athing Of beauty isa JOY forever"
And nothing is so beautiful a. picture Of
health.
Headache Nervous Pains, Sour stomach, Dis.
tress after Eating, Frustrating Weakness. disin.
ciination for Society, Mental Daspondcucy, etc,
are the rule Father than the exception with the
human family, and have stamped their effects
upon US ALL The most effective, gentle, sudden
'nd agreeable remedy is the Plantation Bittcrs.
They have probably cured aud aileyia,ed more
cases the past five years than all other medi.
cine combined. They are sold throughout the
length and breadth Of the Land.
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Base Ball.--A regular meeting Of Tiain
BIB Club on Monday evening June 8.
Members will please b. ION saad, as business
Of puebimPortsnce win ts up fos heariog.
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MAMMOTH BOTTLES ONLY as OBNTs
EUGENE HAIR REsToRER THE CHEAPEST
AND BEST.

The EUGENE HAIR REsroRER cclipscs all
known discoveries for the ropidity with which II
restores gray aud faded hair TO lts natural color
prenotes It's rapid and healthy growth, prevent.
and stopsit when Aillng on, and is y most luNu-
riant drossiug for the HAIR rendering IL soft,
silky, and lustrous. Mammoth bottles only II
cents. ssie ty J. D. Natquardt, sole agent
To-.