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Arizona citizen., 1874-02-28
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,

GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
 Consisting of CLOTHING, DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, BEST MADE CALIFORNIA BOOTS
 AND SHOES, THE LATEST
 STYLE HATS Also on hand BEST BRANDS WHIS- KEY, BRANDY and WINES; Imported KUMMEL and CURACAO, Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, best brands of Import ed and Domestic Cigars, to all of which l most respectfully invite one and all to call and examine before purchasing elsewhere. No trouble to show goods; very polite and attentive gentlemen to wait on you. Thanking the public for past patronage solicit a continuance of same. Store Corner Main and Congress streets.
 s. H. DRACHM AN. Tucson, November 8, 1873.
Arizona citizen., 1874-02-28
Ti7-Top Barber Shop
 AND B A IT H H O U S E

LEOPOLD WENK, South side Mesilla
 Street, Tucson. CRAVING, HAIRDRESSING HAIR O cutting, and Shampooing done in the most fashionable and thorough style. Hot and cold baths, and Sulphur baths furnished to order.
 Try the New Shop.
 December 20, 1873. 11-3m
Arizona citizen., 1874-02-28
WATER DELIVERED.

FENHE PEOPLE OF TUCSON ARE RE- E minded that
 MARTIN TOUHEY Delivers Clear Fresh Spring Wa ter once or more a day, at
 Very Moderate Price. He is as Dunctual as a clock, and delivers at hours to suit customers. Callupon him for water and particulars. mr3o-tt
Arizona citizen., 1874-02-28

TIE somewhat noted and novel bet made January 9, between $. R. DeIong Of Tucson and Hugh McCrum of san Fran cisco has/been witdrawn as witness this telegramE
 san EFancisco, February 2I, 1874. S. R. DeL0Dk, Tucson: Satisfied can make it. ForfaG lost. Stakes withdrawn. Hugh McCrum.
 The bet was for S2,OOO on the part of De- Long that he could ride his horse "Jerry {" from here to San Francisco in twenty-five days, leaving Tucson March 20 and arriv- ing at the destination on or before April II, and on the part of McCrum that the feat could not be done. The forfeit was $500 which it will be seen is given to MT. DeLong. This wager, if tested as intended, would have attracted great attention and induced much betting; in fact a number of bets were made in this town. The dis tance is commonly regarded I0C0 miles, but we are assured that it is not over 9I7' Equally reliable judges of endurance in a horse, differed in opinion regarding the capability of "Jerry" to win. We heard men offer to bet as high as SIGOO either way, What induced MT. McCrum t0 change his opinion or to withdraw the stakes and surrender the forfeit, we have not learned.
Arizona citizen., 1874-02-28

OLD TYPE, SUPERIOR TO BABBTT O Metal for boxing, for sale at THE CIT IZEN office.
Arizona citizen., 1874-02-28

NOVELTIES in Fancy Goods just received at Theo. Welsch's.
Arizona citizen., 1874-02-28

THEs weather continues extraordinary and what is worse is not comprehended by GUT very best meteorological seers, and no t0&LF in America possesses a better lot than Tucson. One clear but icy morning early in the week, Capt. Gay informed us
 hat the stormy season was over, yet Fri day morning the sky was overcast and at a. m. rain was coming down and con tinued off and on during the day This morning is clear and warm without frost. Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and Wednes- day were clear and quite cool with ice eve " morning. Thursday was quite warm and that evening beautiful fieecy clouds were abundant. Monday morning ice ap- peared nearly an inch thick on still, shal- low water. The "Oldest inha5itant" has no recollection of such cold weather in Tucson. 1here seems to be conspiracy of the elements to ruin the reputation of our weather prOgnosticators who have spent years in advising their neighbOrs what to expect each future day, week, month and season; but we have not lost confidence in them. They are all just as reliable as they ever Were, and with all proper respect for others, we shall cOntin- ue to consult Capt. Gay as to the future state of the weather, for it is certain that no other man has had better success in that line of prophecy than him.
Arizona citizen., 1874-02-28
NEW GOODS. From East and West.

HAVING JUST RECEIVED A NEW LII Stock of
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-08-21
Things That Ought 10 he Done.

When n man hauls stone a,ong pub
lie highway. and large stone fall, ol
in the middle # The road, be ought "a
take IL out aud not leave il there in tho
way of every wagon tor the next six
months.
When mon build dam across Patnka
TO float logs aud il floats the creek iui
OF logs. bark and trash. 80 that people
can scarcely water their stock they
ought TO clean il out. The Town was
baildcd on that creek for the benefits OF
its waters, and all should enjoy IL.
The Supervisor ought 10 work tho
road West OF Jasper. Some places have
not been touched for more than year.
Two wagons lately broken on that line.
And when he docs work IL. lie ought 10
make it better and no, worse.
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Cutting ATray.

August Bcaman aud DR.. Courtney.
residents of IIighbank. had an old
grudge renewed last "Wednesday even
ing ia attempting TO settle n dispute rs
TO which was the owner or certain
sheep Courtney siruek Beaman sever
al times aud continued 20 follow hin, ~.
Beaman after warming him to desist.
drew a knife from his poke and cnt
Courtney in four different places. DR..
Parks. the attending physician. pro-
nounces the wounds very severe but MOI
necessarily fatal. No arrests have vel
been made. Washington Enterprise.
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DENorEsT's MoNTuLY.-The Septcm-
azine of America, Is on our table. IL is
replete, AZ usual, with stylish a. well as
sensible fashions and suggestions in re-
gard TO ladies' dress. while the literary
matter j. also OF an excellent quality.
So year.
Young America for the children j.
also from the same establishment, and is
well worth the price in any family where
there are children who love good sto-
ries, or where IL ia desired TO cultivate
literary taste. 81 year. Address W.
j. Demorest, IL East 18th ST., New
York.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-08-21

A--"Money or NO money, that's the
question. The Democrats are commit
ted by their pledge ii they obtain power
10 expand the currency. 20 as 10 revive
the business of the country. which j.
now langui>hing for the want OF it
Jasper Courier.
All of which we can prove TO be a lie
hy SIR. kerr's speeches aud the cLituri-
sls OF Ia, organ in this city. 60 slow
Courier or YOU will be read OWt OF the
party. New Albany Sox Populi.
Tie common pesple. particularly The
farmers when they sell their whcst al
90 cts. a busIel that cost them sIa5 to
raise. all realize that more money is
needed ia the country to do tue ordinary
business. and they viii vote. REGARDLESS.
of party, Tor the men that are ia favor
OF The expansion of the currency. But
from the 81 district we have vet 10 see
any published declaration from Maios
Cravcns that If elected. lie will vote for
the repeal or the National Banking Law
and liberal expansion OF the volume oil
the currency. Ii that j. his policy let
Linn come out squarcly for II. aud he
will gain more friends by it. We .hink
the canvass should he made oil the cur
rency plank this fall.
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ANOTHER TESTIMONY.


hNrff> fA"HsfNr 70.
April - lsGf
~ fn-v rr,I--Hrr- Sir. frfsinr 49,. srrie.r.
vnnf strsararIia arf fhs heflinr ~ r.fria or.
g g. possesses ssid yoa tie ioliV~ig si.i,i a.
ris r.fs
fa waGrf.f s'0ut two verrs aro--vrs'sisf ~
sqsE and confined fnr - months Ifirr f.st.f ~
to ms wounds har, un' hesird W.. ] have rot ssf
2 regrnerf since vas eforded. an shot ihrerrh
hips. NJ general health isfr-airrd. snl nsel srr
thing 70 assist na'utes hsve iaifh ID yeuT =
sar Ti'ie fhsn sfyihinr slsf si.i ti-t 70 D. 80
me. litAse express uic hsifa de- bottles sni OH
CarraN &. T.. !nINSoN.
s.. l.stss. 70
T. She f8roNinr was written Arm sob i'es
Mr.. Jennie johnson. rrothsr ~ Capt; yoin.,n;
~ foH~ nffr-uesr slr. ~ iu.Ar'd ~ G
f3hnsnu was a hilfui uraeor snd PIN ian "a Ger
Nea YORK. " here BE- tise. leaving ihe above
= hrson 10 rr .tr~. 81 itttrn rf.g. - sc b. b.
chronic dia-rhts std srrtfr'a for Witch gave
ssrsararills. p cured bin hare ~ Ten ye'rs
Is fu msry ir ~ York uiia md lfs q
scfofnia. fever srrcs ar- general 81 ii.- ~
sucee hes .f'srfr4 if -ie cfftf tirr, 80 -
fssrs 81 ser fria frtr ssrfs t.4T s'rtfs tirs 81
am very snktels .nf VI stufr cain have isrfhftF
Your Sarf1pArl,a. ~ = ffa-i.l rf.nr slhr
sriiefe hence W. ur'trr 81 SIN q d. Hi' Nu4'
seg. terrible tut bsHes. b. "a rrcrvrF.
:. SSir JC..SSoN.
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Industrial Exposition.

We are 10 receipt OF the "Rules aud
Premium List for 1874" of the Fifth
Cincinnati Industrial Exposition, also
Report of the Board of Commissioners
OF the Fourth Exposition or that Of 1879.
Cincinnati surpasscs all other American
cities in her Industrial Exhibitions, aud
the arrangements are being made to
make that of 1874, superior to any that
have preceded 1t. and to make II in fact
n Representative Exposition of Ameri-
ca. 1t will open on the FL of Sept, and
continue TO Oct. Sd. supported by pub
lie guarantee Fund of nearly a Quarter
Of a Million Dollars
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-08-21

rl virtue az an execution 10 me a.
a. lericd from Cierk oi tie Duboi.
Circuit Court. ! win expose at publ,
sale to the highest bidder. un
SATU RDAY. September leth. 1874.
between the hours OF lO O'Clock, 4. N.
and 4 o'clock. +. n. OF said day. nt III,
door of Tie Court House ia Jasper. Ia
bois county. Indiana, the rents and pro
IT, for term NOT exceeding seven wears.
Of the following described real estate,
to-wit:
The North West quarter OF tho South
East quarter Of section No. three go.
40 acres; also the East ha Ii OF tie South
West quarter in section No. eleven Cll
SO acres; also The South West quarter
IT the South West quarter OF Section
q even al. 40 acres: also the North
East quarter oil the North West Quartet
Of Section No. fourteen IL, 40 acres :
q $50 the North East qutricr OF Ire south
West quarter OF Section No. ten 10.
~ atTes: also four iiihe part OF Ii.
North haf O. the Norih Ensi guarier Of
Section No. fourteen a.. aud also the
Ea.; halfof the North East quarter and
TIE norm i-i~i thiit ~ Tue 1NiNl
East quarter Of Section No. nine co. i2u
acres. all IN Township Number two :
South OF Range Number four ~ West
Aud on failure 10 realize the full
amount Of Judgment. interest aud cot.
| will at tie same time and place expose
nj public sale The fec simple OF said real
estate.
Taken "a the property Of Joseph An.
thony Miller al the suit OF Joseph Vol
Iner.
Said saIc will be made without nm,
relief whatc, er from valuation or ap.
praisement laws.
JOHN WEIKEL Sheriff n. q.
r BurITNTH. Any. for paint.H.
Aug 2i-'74-3w. II. f. SIS 90
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On the 18th OF August. hy The Rev
Mr.. slead. Mr.. WILLIAM MoNRoF and
Mrs i.orTsE r. GEELN, Doth OF irclamd
Dubois county.
Ihi, happy union wasa noticeable
event IN the social history ofthc usual /,
plscid village o. ireland. aud II about =
o'clock on the evening OF the wedding
he people. almost "a t,.r. turned uiii
aud cyinced their JOY aud approval Ii
~ mprosrious screnade. with anvil nc-
comp1aimncnt Such Noise Was seldom
acani outside ~ pai,aeaiuaium. but ail
seemed e. enjoy 81 iurly. none m,fe ~
than the bride and groomi. or ihc ~rrc
aaaer> il j. said some ~ tie ladies sur-
cecdca ~ Distinguishing themselves ,
kAeci-iors in the charisari business.
We Acknowledge thc rcret of .oplt
ot tic splendid wedding rsar ana WIS.,
tie happy couple ~ mucA Ali~s e!cmal,
as our dream. over itu4dc u- tie pos
-cssor OF tor shor; time.
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AcCIprNr. II CA Thursday Inst Will
STRUGGLES 'fhrrshrr wa. i'lra.A,nu 90 The
ihrin Of Mr.. james Slndcr-. in llHh
wn-hip. the belt from TIE horse powri
20 the Ihrc>ier slipped from tie wieri
frightening the horses. aui causingihpn
to RIM away. Mr. Mat ~irieelr iump ~
IN front ct the horses 20 -ropilicln, When
they knocked him down amt van over
him. iniuriife him severely. 4 lnc mui,
belonging 10 Mr.. Nick Sire4'c. wa, ~
badly Injured in thc rur away that il
hirl
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-08-21

III Hon. NJ. Il. Hopkins. State super
intcndent Of Public Instruction. died al
his residence in hokono. on last Sunday
evening. The news OF his sudden death
will cause shock and pang OF regret all
over the State, where his efficient labors
have done so much TO advance the cause
OF education. The dispatches do not
give the cause Of his dcInise.
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TIE ONLY GDNNED EXPOSITION lAD L STOCK SHOW IN THE Di

PERSONAL Mr.. &. kuebler. BROTH
er OF our felow-citizcns ;. K {. Kucb-
Ter. is in town Oh ayisit to his rc,aiive-.
whom he has not seen before tor many
years.
Prof James II. Logan. Of Troy, was
in town al Church on ~uuda. ia.l.
Rev l.. Jones. OF lIuntinsburg, deliv-
cred two logical aud very interesting
DISCOURSE. a, the NJ. T.. Church, IN Jas
per, last sabbath TO ala aplrecialiyc .,u-
diencc.
Mr.. -. Cooper. pubisherof the "Kath-
olischcr Glanben~botc. .. Louisville.
Ky. Was la our county rhi, week, look
ing after the Interested his paper. h,cl
has a large circulation Among the Cath.
lie portion Of our community.
Mr.. J. G. Schaier. Esg.. ha~ returned
safely from his search after health n al
the springs. and says he has had good
time.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-08-21

IsFLFss FNFRAvAGAScr. The Dem
ocraiic STATE Central Committee are
scndiny oat a printed pamphle, contain
ing tac proceedings OF the State Conven-
,ioiL a month after the same thing has
been published ia all the papers in the
S,Sic. We received a package OF them
sA.i, week, which ~ this late day are not
worth a. much n the same amount OF
white paper would be. This represents
an expenditure of Democratic money
that il seems TO Us could be more judi
cion>ly used. When these pamphlets
used TO be printed al Democratic office,
we could give it the 10 by, as being pos
sibly necessary patronage to an organ,
although bad judgment; bun now that
the printing i done at an opposition
Office. where no stone i left unturned 10
bring defea; to the Democratic ticket. ii
j. piece of reprehensible eNtraya-
gance.
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AllMINl,lnATKIN .AIE.

Y OFFICE r. hereby given. HAT the un-
\ drr.i-n OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of the estate
IF Il turyC &. s.. lascr. decca -cd, will offer
1T sale aipu',it auction. ~ the late re-i-
iencc uf tne dcccdrni. in paioka Town
ship, near kc>lner'> Mill, on
FRIDAY. September lih, 1871.
ihe personal property OF said estate.
OF Horses. Cattle Hogs,
sheep. and one good family carriage.
TERM~.--Snms oi I've dollars and
under cash; ON sums over five dollars 4
credit of twelve months viii be given.
purchasers giving notes At interest with
good secrrilv.
MARY JANE BAKER. Adm'rx.
Au.-2i-'14.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-08-21

BrEGLAlss. ---On Tuesday night Au-
gust Iith. the store Of ID. Turnham q
Sons, at Dale. Spencer county. was bro
ken into and plIinGercd. Eariy next
morning the citizens learned what had
been done. aud with large force.
started in pursuit. Refc-c noon. Charlie
Shaw aud VIM. Hodeniamcr. (boih o.
Rockport). were found in The edge OF
WarTick county iu nm old out-of-
the-way log house. surroi udcd by tall
weeds. They had aboui 80 90 wortl.
Of stolen goods ia their posse ZION. They
were lodged safe in tie county jail thai
evening. Two others w.rc traced
through Folsonvilc, supposed to be
partners Of these two.
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CARD.

WHEREAS. there has been n slight
" misunderstanding existing between
tho undersigned parties, ~ regard TO
some monetary maitors. now. this is TO
iniorm the public that the sninc has been
michly -ruicdhpterem ourselves, and
.t j further AGREED ;hai We viii not refer
70 the same. cithcrdirecily or indirectly.
in such q manner as go give ground irT
fhc implicaiins o. either as to Tho wrong
n the ono o. the other
Witness olf hands this l0'h Inv OIL
august, lSsi. JACOB PRICK.
q. JOS. JUTT.
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uT Ir M. h. Shsfrol "a cnca tie
ia iLi- county hs three sFcech-
= la-i week. ~ lluniingburg. iIcnr, yilic
and jasper respectively. The Dr. * 81
ready speaker. but the weather was TOO
opprc>sisrly hot for him to 90 into gen
cral details. and 80 he cunimed hi, re-
marks principally 10 the Civil Rights
kill aud lhr Baxter law. lie showed
how The Civi Right, Eil outraged IN
white race of the country 10y giving 60.
The negroes special privilege, not accord
ell 10 whites under the same circnmsian-
ces, aud how il was blow aimed ~ thc
destruction of the efficiency OF the com.
mon >choois-thr poor mans college
10y compelling an admiNlure OF the race.
ia he schools, ~ large number, 81 poor
parents would LEI their children grow
up ia ignorancc in prelcrens to sending
thcm 20 school 10. or with negroes.
This part OF his speech was seathing
ro5ukc ot the policy OF the Republican
party. aud vindication OF the wisdom
OF the Democratic platform.
Iii, discussion of the Baxter bill was.
however. n We thought. .rathera pander-
Ing 20 the worst sentiments OF the Tree
whisky element among the people, and
went good deal farther IN that direc-
ton than the democratic platform con-
lemplaicd. or than even he could obtain
many followers. The promiscnous
drinking of intoxicating liquor is con-
dcmmed by nearly every enlightened
person. aud it ], too late dav to at
tempt il defense on either moral, scrip
ural or scientific grounds. The Dcmoc-
racy propose to regulate and restrain the
evils growing out ola traffic. which il i
not practicable 10 wholly abolish. by
wholesome and cffectual legislation. and
to that end their PLATFORM calls for H.
.ceu-e law. Is being The hest means 10
coumteract and prevent The untold mis-
cries resulting from the free sale and
use OF -piriiuous liquors. \ Laws that
will DO this ought TO he sustained by nm
overw helming majority of The people OF
all parties. and We believe Viii be. But
if the use of liquor was a. desirable a.
the Dr's argument seemed 10 indicate.
the traffic should be perfectly free. and
the party which adopts that Platform
viii fiud itself buried. as II ought 10 be,
in justice to mankind and gooG morals
beneath a majority OF tens of thousands
Of votes. We hope no other Democrat
ic orator viii attempt To give ihai kind
OF q colorin, 20 tie Democratic Platform
on that question. for il DOES not mean il
and ihe language OF IT, resolutions viii
not admit OF that construction. We give
tie resolution from the PLATFORM;
T. That the net OF February s7ll. l,73.
counn Orly known n the Baxter llill. ha-
proven q failure. and i, iu MANY rcspcet-
OF dDubIaI cunstifii;ionaliiy. and j. np
more efficient ia restraining The evils oI
iniemperancc than judiciou~ and we'll
regulated license law; therefore we are
ia favor OF the repeal OF ine HaXier Bill.
and tle enactment OF such a license law
as shat! proe,J society and produce a
large Increase of the school fund.
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<. TRAYTD FROM the undersigned IN
Jasper, black COW. with white legs
aud belly. marked with an over BIZ.
undcr-hii aud swaliow-fOrk in the righi
rar. smooth horns. 4 liberal reward
viii bc .iycu toany one who will return
-ail COW 70 me. o. g.se information 20
hat ! eau get her
CHARLES BUCHART.
Ang. 1llh. lsIi.-aM.
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BULLS
ARILL.

Raj the fsllo~ inr eKirsrt ~ sics.sf frsa II
Rivers. wife ~ Rs' er,nd nr Rivers. one q ihs i
Learned elo larnf aud popular Ministers Il n. =,
dis; episcopal church and who IL Of present ..4i
a. sroad~ ~ Church. Louisville. ny.
LorIsAIfts. Nv or s. 10.
pr JoHS I'-ft-prAK siE: Many thanks u ,.r
ihr medicine ynu iave 50 Kindly given NJ ! Il
been CREST sufferer Tor Years. and had us sdy r..
ssrlore parsc'nn-. SEINE prclurcrf my sp.r-
mv lrngi. ana fnrie -ey heart - 10 fh- seq ~
use ~, q hTea burn, hii-sfrct ans riPr.t aAi
ar become .h.srferel. Sssrrai very etnnc' ghs
c'su. whn arlin.d ir spine Informed no '4ar y
threatened p ~ pIfsi yss ~ trVorlssv ans dst .
that n1fhils boz > aHipu WN1la reli-fe fne. 81
perfect horror ~ that. and br.isfiI- nhrui hss
one inserfed. when ynu kindly seff We snur Ssrss'
nNa whch Immediately begun "a ;af+ three i.r =
dfA. had suffered t,rrtly . lfh meet ssffe ts'-
%. riehi sits - ny hrrf. e-pfcaily ~hsn -
road write fpr rrv Length ~ f,iu. -nf rising
fret would hr ssffrl's bind f,r srv.r.i nii-r'-s
vr4ii have 20 lola fo sfuetsifg % prevent isiing
.tn mos, hfppr 70 inp-m wa 'iE Sic psn PES
head rrfirfiy r i.sssi. -ufT-r box f~'i'fl viii
s7ine rnd then not 20 srui'iy ~ srfstiis i r..
lrtesi fof Ill t.s' t'frt 81 l4fr fsisy rs Ga.
more than ans mcs. during ihe dsy
Nnl airflr s-ui rls foir to-iles rTain las gii
Pc r-n 4. a4r 'h,. u0rn.rg 4f6 lopf -e NJ sn-i'
'sl'.vrd. Please acrep' my heassfsli q -sAs sni
~lsies
Very trai. your n,s' grateful 'rl,s..
w ',u-n, aharus. ,ri'h .ln's- isi.sr.. ~ sf -
gI,raa'e~ q - se'ilios .ns ~riien Z. a. fsr.
wlt,st r4ris fhrs hear
IA VS. -lfs4 faii. n 20 ~ iinpne~i 90 nr-''
irtDu .~tT f'-sr nrr ..tl g hfFal esT~-irnshfs ii
ri-S vr.i- 'r-i iy l'furs rrs.ces Ell srinsni e
.vea wlth ihcir fsa.l
w sar-ansrira he's y'rr- 80 fesi fo- TWENTY
ynarr. b. i-sffl t's sr.a ffifl ~ ffe Cay srr ~
st tower ever ai .ilsrs "a leieisriiy sid
ruraffer qualities
Avr.d 800 ftnsa w'n 80 frvinv - rsirr ~ ~
other s,'rlcis 81 S.fsspafiia. ,o-saiss hsf .r.f
=. bf fr'n Is MS sa-rrrArfi'a if louisville y
Nord and srrol.rs Affections. Alv s. a,sr ga
ahnd
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's,he proprietor - This celebrated mrdlcir. 3.
4 claims ftr y . superiority D.sr ~ reirsf.s-
offered nr pulit ilr ttessFf. cFiT,iS. fristf
u.s. 4n l.tNr cufs 80 Afue ana Fever. or Chills 49,
Ner whether 30 short ~ long ff4niirg a. .r..
f4. sffire Msst.fr AID 80 fhrrf country a. h..r
testimony a. fAt rlth ~ the assertion that o. 49,
Wlatfsrr VIII ilsil 20 cute IL a.. Direct lf a.. =
lf followed clt. 10 great u4aIy cssrs as.reis
lar BEEN slai 'lenf .or cure. and 10 a. farih.s
been rured ~ single icf,l. ~.th n.fisrf r..-
ion ~ NE general health. n 10 Ao~ ever m.
ans "a every more certH 10 ear. " 80 49, 3.
unuel TO smaller doses for a wei ~ tive afi.t,l
ease hss been checked more efp.e'si'g % dirrli.
Tong standing cases Usually this medicine = I
fe4ulr. any al 20 Keep he ioWsis . gout i.
shnula ihs patient, however. rsqa.re eaiharic !
clue. after having taken ihrr, ~ fnu4 dos. \
Tonic a singh. do.. ~ HILLS yE6ryAnlE RAJ
PILLSwiA he sunieiest.
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6y The Annual Meeting Of the Indi-
ana Conference will be held this year in
Salem. beginning on tie 10th Of Se.,.
fember
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NOTICE or INSOLVENCY.

NOTICE is hereby given. that at the
juno Term, ls1f, of the Dubois Cir
ruit Court, the estate ofJOln Millerwas
declared probably insoivcnt Those in
icrcstcd are notified that II will be settled
accordingly. JOHN WEIkEb,
Administrators.
y. G. Schafer. Attorney.
Aug-7 'T4-3w.
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The Democratic judicial Convention.
for The purpose ~ nominating "a candi-
ia,c Tor rrosv'uior for Tie ilin Judicial
Ciwui,. ~itl. bN asr~'aseut " The Gem
ia. Coinm.i,ce, 81 the several counties
ia the District. DC hcld Al Minslow in
Piks cenn,y. "a Tmmsdav. August 27th.
is1i. Each coaaty will he entitled 10
'lic same numbered votes y IN the Dem
vcrsiic State Convention
Ia or-,i.r al The Commuters.