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GREAT
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COME AND GEE
BOOKS OF ALL KINDS FOR 81,
Worth double the none.
BOOKS FOR ss CENTS,
Worth 81 rs to 81
BOOKS FOR % CENTS.
Worth q.
REDUCING BOOK STOCK
10 make room for
STATIONERY BARGAINS NOW OR NEVER
At
ITO and liz Camp street,
mhio2 I'm ROBERT J. HARP. Agent
W. D. MATTHEW'S,
BOOKSELLER, sTATIONER AND
PRINTER,
SOS. Magazine street SOS
Pio-Nic and London C7rh Croouet.
The beat in the city at the loves. price
Straight Hickory Handles. Best Seasoned Wood
Balls Perfect Spheres. Best Ground
Oil. Paint and Yarniah,
81 So 81 2s - 90. IS SO. Is So % CO. $40 co. So co.
Less than Factory Prices.
w. D. MATTHEW'S.
mn26 3m SeS Magazine Street, NJ
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NOVELTIES IN JEWELRY,

See the new styles
Brooches for scarfs new.
Diamond Earrings magnificent.
Fan Chain Bracelets new
Sets, Rings. Charms.
Chains and Lockets.
Necklaces and Lockets.
81 up.
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The whole extra large edition OF the
sunday DEMocRAr was disposed or, and
fifteen hundred more could have been
upid
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Subscribers 10 the DEMoCRAr will con-
asr q favsr upon US by reporting ct this
eaFice any delinquency In the delivery
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ROE LIaT.

Mo h IL BIZ:
The following Watches aro all Lever move
ments: yeweled. same no as as Wstch. and
sold with guarantee for two years:
Solid Silver Watch sarne az the cut ..... ak
Solid Silver Stem Winder OK
Stem Winder. 3 or Silver case ,.... 10
same. but open face, fat giaae .......... 30
Solid II karat Gold Watch q OF. case ....... Is
solid 10 karat Gold Watch, . o.. case ........ rs
Solid IA karat Gold Stern- W, nder az az case no
solid 10 kar at Gold Stem- w ader AZ or case 100
The following Watches are .Go sizes smaller
than the sl5 Watches. and fl or Qualify:
In Silver, hunting or open face Gaze . 120
solid "A karat Gold cHeo. Observation-Disclosures. so
Solid IS karat Gold case .......... 10
Ladies Watches. Solid Gold o&see . A.
stem Winders, Solid Gold csuses ... SIS
Ladiee' Stem Winders. elegantly engraved
:, Gentlemens Gold Chains IN great variety
Prices vary from sl5 TO s7b.
large assortment u Ladies' Gold Chains
from SIS to 800.
Silver Chain suitable for The SIS Watch. from
% to s.
Any. Watch sent by roan, In registered pack
age at my risk, on receipt OF price, with so cents
Tor postage; or By Express O. o. D., with privi
lege OF opening the package and examining the
Watch before paving Tor II. ADDRESS a. above
A hey that winds any watch sent by mail for
hfty cents and stamp. sDz sm 2dp d&W
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The stock ii now complete. and we sell Of the
following low. pr ces:
II inch plain silk, 81 %.
10 inch plain silk, 81 Is.
10 inch plain silk. 81 70.
20 inch plain silk. 81 rs.
- inch plain silk. 81 90.
Do. boiled silk. with fancy handles. so cents
extra: pearl and ivory handle. plain and war
ranted gold mounted. - to 49,
Children farasols. all colors-bone. ivory
and horn handled. 25 cents to ~ 30.
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The top Of this column will he occupied a por.
ton Of each week, for some time. In giving hs-
tory and description Of the new and remarkable
Plaster theyariou simproyements, whereby II
~ superiok to Ordinary POROUS plaefers and
lhniments. 9fe nature Of Chpcine and its niBf
Vicious effeet on the system when combi1ed with
soft rubber. will be described In series OF shoft
articles, and we ask the public. who value their
health. TO give them attention. as 1t Is proven
for which o porous plaster has been used. Price
25 cents. l. IL. Lyon and Frederickson h Hartc.
wholesale agents. III mh2s lydXW
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THE LOAN OFFICE,

Attention Beer Drinkers.
EXTRA BEER-EXTRA BEER
by special arrangements with the celebrated
Philip Best Brewing Company. will be enabled
fl m this date. to furnish to tho DISCRIMINATING
public this excellent beverage expressly browed
for my own use. Connoisscurs pronounce II
superior to any imported beer On account Of
tie large consumption. customers viii always
be served with iee-cold beer, direct from the
barrel Fresh tap every half hour
HUGO REDWtTZ
mytI II I32 Common street
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WOODEN CARVED GOODS.
In this department we have made a general
reduction, and all goods formerly sold for 81 50
are now reduced 10 81. including the 81 so tables
now 81 aud tho small size 81 Wall Brackets now
81 PAIR.
BOHEMIAN GLASSWARE.
EXtra largo Vases 81. formerly 81.
Toii3s Sets q. formerly %.
And something new in Mantle Sets at 81 apiece
WINDOW SHADES
with chs new style centre. 81 each.
Plain. 81 pair.
All sizes on hand and at half the regular
prices.
Velve. Carpet RUGS. very cheap
CHILDRHN'S CARRIAGES. 81 so up; such
low figure was never known before
We send these goods to any part of TIE coun-
try free Of extra charge.
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MESSENGER SERVICE.
20 cnnts per hour. Is cents for 30 minutes or
less. and 8 cents for each additional 10 minutes
or fraction thereof.
Special rates given for any length Of time be-
yond three hours, when contract IL made in I'D
vance.
CIRCULARS DELIVERED
Unaddrcssed-
1000 or less. ...........s2 90 per thousand
1000 TO 5000. .....,..... ] N
5000 aud upwards ... ! 50
Addressed
Circulars, such Ms notes. invitations wedding
cards, etc, Mt from 80 to $40 per thousand az
cotding to destination.
satisfaction guaranteed. We respectfully So
lict your patronage.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
mys I'm II Commercial Place
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The Coal Trade.

The demand for coal is very itht this
spring and the result is that the pr IS
have fallen considerably, and not little
anxiety is felt by the coal dealers. The
Kingston Courier of this week says
"There is a rumor current to the effect that
the Delaware & Hudson canal company
will, on the LIST of June, suspend operations
on the canal for o period Of two months,
but it cannot be traced 10 any reliable
source. If the managers have desided on
such O course, the officers here are not cog
infant of il. Doubtless the report has
gained credence from the fact that Mossrs.
Thomas Cornell & Co. have laid up several
of their tOw-boats and discharged their
crews--a step which has been occasioned by
the dullness in the towing business gener-
ally 1t is well known that the demand for
coal here has not been az light IN twenty
years as at the present. Usually at this
season the creek is lined with sail vessles
awaiting their turn to load with coal, but
this spring the number has been unprcce-
deniedly small. There are row along the
company's docks here some $50 coal-aden
canal boats waiting to be relieved of their
cargoes. All coal shipped by canal comes
direct from the mines, the immense piles
stored on the docks at Honesdale not nav
ing been touched so far this season. The
company has reduced the daily shipment
one-third. and boats are now locked through
between the hours Of six in the morning
and six in the evening"
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my school, that they put up for my dinner
wheat 'short cake or biscuit, and the
scholars carried Indian wheat cakes made
good but didn't l0ok as 1ccU, and at moon
time" observed the larger girls went to
the further side of the school house or in
to the entry 10 eat their dinners, and were
little shy of the schoolmas,er, as If he
thought himself little better than they,
and it did not take me long to become ex-
ceedngly fond Of India wheat cakes well
sweetencd with maple sugar After that
we sat down and eat our dinners together,
and the school master become quite popu-
lar and had no hankerng after wheat flour
biscuit, unless the larger scholars had the
same for dinner To me who had learnt
the same thing at school, "Mr Dradley's
narration seasonable," and believed every
word of it, and if our people who are living
beyond their means will read this and .'lm-
prove" upon it they will never regret 1t,
md will think rs do that, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bradley were very nice and wise people,
aud that their domestic economy, ought to
be followed in these latter times, in regard
TO style and fashions, which are too much
followed without regard 10 the "means or
end" employed, or resulting ,herefrom.
Ca.tleton, VT, 1876. NJ. II. c.
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An Interesting Document.

The report Of the medical statist'ci Of
of the provost marshal generals bureau by
jed H. Baxter, chief medical purveyor,
United States army, is low ready for dis
tribution by congress. This report consists
of two volumes quarto of $50 pages each,
and is illustrated by photographic charts and
maps, showing as the result Of examination
of over a million of men the relation OF
disease TO social condition. complexion,
age, hight nativity, occupation and local
ity, and will be of great interest to the
medical profession throughout the country.
MI h.-.~1
The next annual meeting OF the Dung
Mems christian association of the United
States and Canada will be held at toronto
Canada, July 1916, in Shaftesoury n Al
A large attendance of delegates is expected
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Wonderful success!

1t ia reported that Boschee's German
Syrup has, since its introduction IN lne
United States, reached the immense zee saIe VI
40, 600 dozen per year. Over 6,Ooo drug-
pists have ordered this medicihe, direct rom
the factory, at Woodbury., n. D., ana no.
one have reported a single failure, Du'
every letter speaks of its astonshing , slci
cess in curing severe Coughs, Colds se't,.u
on the Breast, Consumption, or any us
ease of Throat and Lungs. we hu.l'e ani
person that has any predsposition 70 WV W
Lungs, to go TO your druggist; A,oe andI,
KeIiorr' Fairhaven, and get this Medicine
~ ;nGnIre about it. Regular size 10 cents;
samnle bottle, 10 cents. Two doses VIII
relieye any case. Don't neglect your
cough.
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HADIsOS COUNTY NEWS.
Mfrksrilfe.


PEnHAPs one could INACCURATE cores
pondence in no more appropriate way, than
by giving a brief description Of the village
and vicinity, from which IL !, written.
Huntsville Is an ancient village, nam.
ed in honor Of Mr.. Kirkendall. one Of the
first prominent citizens Of the place. Il Is
situated in the Western border Of Madison
county, on an elevated plateau, dividing
the waters Of Silver Creek and Paint Lie; =.
The village has population Of near one
hundred, and contains three stores, two
black.mi,h's and wagon shops. one saddler
and boot shop. and one painter .hsp. The
professions are represented by..one preacher
one principal school teacher, and three
physicians. A fourishins school Ia in pro-
gress under the control OF Prof. Milton FL
lott. The colored population also have n
regular school here. We have a Union
Church. in which there is preaching every
Lords day, by one Of the following demon
nations in the order named: Methodist,
Christian, Presbyterian and Baptist. The
Mssons and Good Templars, both have an
organization here. The adjoining country
is thickly settled by prcT erous farmers.
The soil is fertile, producing all the cereals
and grasses to perfection. The only feature
in the way Of curiosity, is the Round Hill,
n relic of the pre-historic race that occupi.
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LINCOLN COUNTY NEUTs.
IfusfonrtIie.

ScAKLErIsA, while it still prevails, has
not assumed a very malignant foam. Thus
far, two cases have terminated fstslly-tbe
first, Mamie, a little daughter Of @. =.
Peacock, ON Thursday night-the other, a
little girl, daughter Of John Ellis, ON Sun
day.
BiDpiSG for tic cont acts, and slso for
ballaslins on the Railroad, is pretty lively
now. All parties seem to be in serious, ae-
tive earnest. aud We expect soon to see
marked results. by the way, the C. S. is
likely to butt against another suit for dam
ages. which will come before the Federal
Court. Al the South end Of the X. NJ.
Tunnel, the cuttings interferred with the
waters Of Fishing Creek. a tributary Of the
Cumberland, which now trayenes the
whole length Of the iuAnel. and are dis
charged at the North end into Sims branch,
a continent Of Greea River. The case will
be knoity one. Cumberland will plead
that the depletion OF 80 many gallons Of
watT will seriously interfere with her al
ready preearious na,igation-Green River
will claim that this addition Of water will
destroy her f,ncins, and submerge her bot |
toms, and break her dams And the X. X. |
will contend that they intend ultimately, 10
establish the water in its former channel.
That 4 temporary drying up Of the Cum.
leTlanl uill gratly hrill,a,e the q, t.,
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CASEY COUNTY NEWS.
Frpe's Greek.

fr0es sreek.
SCARLET FEVER is raging at Huston.
vile. Our citizens entertain considerable
fear Of its spreading.
SOME Of our farmers are bully engaged
planting corn; others preparing n plant
MARRIED. =. At the residence Of the
brides father. ON Fryes Creek, in this
county, on the 10th inst, by Rev. II. NJ
Burk, Samuel Pittmsn to Miss Mary L.
Turpen. No cards.
GEO. AND +. T. ELLIS, acting as Dep. U.
5. Manhals are annoying Illicit disnllers ut
this time. They passed through this vi
ciniiy few days since with Henry Patter-
son, an old veteran. A better subject for
the poor-house than U. s. Prison.
We Designed TO give your many readers,
in this letter, the particulars Of the "Moore
clse," though Nc presume this unneeessa-
nv, US you have, through the I~.ano,
Standard, learned the particulars. Suffice
1t to say Moore was not, at last accounts,
apprehended.
Tue Changers Of Middleburg, had a
most excellent repast on the 2lst inst. The
object Of the dinner We do not know There
is one Thing We do know, they are famous
for big dinuers"
GEo. W. BAIS. q. W. OF. Of the ]. o.
@. r., in KentucKy. will address the citi-
Eens of baskerville AMI vicinity. on the
2sth inst, on the subject Of Temperance.
Mr., d. Ia an earnest and able advocate Of
Temperance. and he is certainly a gifted
speaker All who favor the Temperance
cause. and feel an interest in its promotion,
should avail themselves Of hearing him
speak. One who has made himself master
Of the subject, and Is 80 highly favored
with a tact Cor speaking, will certainly in
Ieres, all who honor him With their pres
snee.
A LITTLE daughter Of William Morris,
vas severely bitten b. dog hciousins TO
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nm. NJ nj. rc,,bbor.. a f,v dsvs aso. I,
..,,. sbe wa. wont to no to thi.
c,,sbbor.. freouen,ly. and had hitherto
sors u,moIe.,c,i. though her lsst visit.
unlike the rect. proved a wcll-nish fatal
one to her. Upon entering the yard, she
was seized by one OF the canine mm''y anu
horribly bitten. Her recovery is, ny some,
thought to be doubtful. Dogs are, |"
general thing. perfect nuisance.
Ir seems that our State, at least this por.
ten any way. /. vet to resume. unle~s Il
hs. ever retained n. the original name.
The Dsrt and Bloody Ground" The
Rolling Fork was. a few dsys since. the
seat II war since the last engagement there,
there hss been skirmishine along the line
Of the Roberts Chapel. and FIRE.. Creek
Turnpike. However, the little "brush" Of
which We speak, has not, as vet, proven
dele,erious to any one; still, IL wss rather
an unusual occurrence In this, a civilized
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LATEST News. Bristow has re.
ceived very favorable endorsement in
the New England States. It is said
that he will get two-thirds Of the dis
trict delegates in Massachusetts, all OF
Vermont, Connecticut and Rhode Isl
aud. and will divide New Hampshire
with Blaine The election Commit
tee have decided to report in favor Of
Spencer over Mercy. the sitting mem.
Der, for the contested seat in Congress
-. Troops will occupy Hot Springs,
IL any resistance is offered by the clai-
mants Of the property against the
Government sees. Mckee. Of the St.
louis Democrat. some time .ince con.
victe,l Of connection with tho whisky
frauds, has been refused new trial,
and was. on yesterday, sentenced to
swo years confinement in the Peniten-
tiary, and topay fine Of 10000
stay Of proceedings was granted till
Grant could be heard from, and Nc
Kee placed in s25. 600 bonds addition
Al..... The Secretary Of the Treasury
Aas ordered that the payment of the
May interest commence ut once and
continue without rebate. 1t amounts
% ten millions. IA torpedo factory
ut New York. exploded yesterday,
killing two girls. and severely wound
ing ten or twelve others II has
been discovered that Kilbourn and
f.stta. wore the real estate agents of
the Frecdmans bank. ..... Woman suf.
frage has been defeated in the British
House of Co.nmons. Dan voorhees,,
an ex-member Of Congress, and Black
burn, one Of kcntucky's represent.
tives. had little spat in tie cloak
room of the House on Wednesday.
1t was concerning the habeas corpus
Law. and il grew so hot that blows
would hav. been exchange had
not friends intsrfered.