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Announcements.
FOR SENATOR.

FOR SENATOR.
W. II SCANLAND is candidate for cleo
ten to the State Senate from the 10Th Senator
ia District, composed of the parishes Of Bossier,
Webster, Claiborne and Bienvile; subject to
nomination by the Democratic Conservative
party at the Senatorial District Convention.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
Mr.. JOHN g. ALLEN is a candidate for the
House of Representatives, from Bossier parish
subject to nomination of the Democratic Con
sentative party
Hon. JOHN C. VANCE is a candidate for re-
election to the House of Representatives from
Bessier parish subject to nomination of the
Democratic Conservative party.
FOR SHERIFF.
Maj r. L. WYCHE is candidate for Sheriff
of Bossier parish; subject to nomination of the
Democratic Conservative party.
JOSEPH b. ONEAL is "A candidate for re-
election to the Office OF Sheriff of Bosser par
ishi subject to nomination OF the Republican
party.
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Succession Notice,

Succession of VIM. H. In Parish Court of
Ellison, deceased. Bossier parish, La.
Notice is hereby given to the creditors of
IN this estate, and to all other persons inter
ested, to show cause within ten days from the
present notification, if any they have or can,
why the final account presented and this day
filed in the Clerk office of the Parish of Dos-
sier, La, by Thomas Lyles. executor of the
last will and testament Of the deceased VIM.
II. Ellison, should not be approved, hcn,olo
gated and made the Judgment Of the Court
Witness, Hon. b. F. Fort, Parish Judge Of
Bossier parish, La, this tie 6 h day Of July,
a. D., 1873.
JOANNES SMITH,
Deputy Clerk District Court
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p.ter late tax collector of Bessier par
Prey ipr rd by law and required by Section
7, Revised Statutes OF the state OF Louis
The following Committee was appointed,
Thos Braden, Col w u Burt, ana
IL Attorney, Chairman
~ Sn allowing Act was passed:
~. enacted. That upon thepaylnent OF all
IT, s' Road and Bridge funds of 1877, that
- W IL, authorized and required TO
s,ral,is which may remain en- hand
an ;,debtedness of Road and Bridge fund
~ Police Jury then took q recess
81 o'clock, Z. NJ.
gsan Il NJ Hanks presented an itemized
khea Car furnishing lumber and building
ehn. e. bundred and % dollars 60 cents,
tdge ~. as allowed $50 dollars, with war
FL for FIVE year,
mhen the following Act was sub
.s,sed and passed
luz y !: enacted That + NJ Hanks, builder OF
y hr;ee he required to give bond in the
nsn u I'd dollars, with two good ana solvent
pm " 10 he approved OF by tlir Police Jury,
eeasl..s,,ed according to the guarantee OF said
ena, a.,ss that the said bridge shall he kept
.aa repair for five years from tins date ana
u I'm good repair at the expiration OF I'VE
Faah s.fnre n warrant shall be drawn for the
sa Ma and guarantee OF said bridge by
i AZ Hanks then presented his bond
rs,,nired, which was duly approved.
II when the following claims were APP
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WARNING.-Last Wednesday,, a col
ored girl named Annie, living on the
Adger plantation, was burned to death.
She was pouring coal oil into lamp,
holding the light in the other hand.
An explosion took place, and she died
from the injuries received.
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When w Fl Scanland, Parish Treas
urer, presented statements of his ac-
count with the Parish, accompanied
with the oath of Tax Collector, re-
quired by law. Which was received
and adopted as full settlement of the
matters contained therein. When the
vouchers presented by him We're burn
ed in open session, except warrants IS
and as.
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w. Fl. SCANLAND,
Parish Treasurer Bosser Parish, La.
When the following claims were al
1oxx~oJ onI ~ i{,c,,ad tbarof,,.
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Educational.

Notice is hereby given to Public School
IN Teachers, and those DESTROYS of teaching,
that Teachers Training School has been es-
tablished at Rocky Mount, under the super
vision of Robert w. North, to last during the
vacation. All such persons can attend at a
nominal cost For information, address Mr.
North. j. A. w. LOWRY,
july Is 1878 Parish Spperintandant
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stray Sale.

EHstrayed before IL. l.. Wheeler, Justice of
Ia the Peace, Ward No. 4, Bossier parish,
and will be sold to the highest bidder, for cash,
at Bellevue, La, on Saturday, the 3:st day Of
August, 1878, an Iron Gray Pony, about u
hands high, about years old, and branded on
left side Of neck with CD, and branded on left
hip X. O S. Appraised at s35.
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property. pay charges, &c.
HENRY STONE, Stray Master.
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VIM. n. Seay,
.HNtt n Leonard,

A ttorneys at Law, Texas Street, Shreve-
n port, La. Malpractice in the Courts OF
Caddo, Bossier, Claiborne and Bienville.
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CORRESPONDENCE

| correspondence.
| Potatoes are in demand yet; a buyer from
| Cleveland wants one thousand bushels. All
who have any to spare can have chance to dis.
pose of them for 25 cents u bushcl for good ones
and 20 cents per bushel for others.
Several car loads of calves have been sent
! from this station to Pittsburgh to supply meat
to the inhabitants of that place. Whether there
will he profit or loss to the farmers in this the
future will tell
The merchants pay 13 cents per pound for but
ter and s cents per dozen for eggs. This is the
reverse Of what it used to be. Four cents for
eggs and cents for butter, and calico from IL
to IS cents per yard. This change results from
the greater facilities of transportation more
than from any other cause.
Charles Goodman, an Atwater boy. went to
Deerfeld to get wife. They were married on
the banks of the Mahoning River, only a few
rods from that romantic stream. Yet Charley
would not tarry over night. Perhaps he had not
forgotten the fate Of Chris ST. iers who commit
ted u similar offence. But some Of the law
abiding citizens Of Deerfield say it would be en-
tirely safe for u newly married couple to
main, without any danger of being taken into
the church through compulsory immersion. We
tender Mr. Chris Spires vote OF thanks for the
reformation he has wrought. We hope the flu
tnre acts Of his married life will be as fortunate
as tnis hrst one Win tfcsc young lovers OF the
delicious aroma of the eclips, prize medal or
Silver Lake.
have some doubts about Mr.. Williamson
Carter being killed by the gravel train, was
reported. If he was struck by that train he |
must have been thrown foremost against the |
sharp corner OF tie lying aside the track. II
this had been done he would have been turned |
with his lower limbs over his head. and he |
would have lain in more disOrderly way than |
he was found to lie. The train was going very
fast; ii it had struck him it would have thrown |
him as much as thirty feet. Ii he had fallen
with his head on the end of a tic, he would have
had bis neck broken and his head much more !
mashed in than it was, ".
May 81, 1873.
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A Pleasant DUTY.

1t is always a pleasure to recon-
mend a good article, especially one
that SO admirably sustains all recon.
mendations as does DIR. KINGS New
DISCOVERY for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds, being perfectly reliable in
every respect. A severe cough or
neglected cold yields readily to its
wonderful power. BY it the worst
cases of Asthma and Bronchitis are
cured in the shortest time possible.
and Cough worn pa
tients will remember this remedy is
guaranteed to give immediate relief
DIR. KINGS NEW DISCOVERY is pleas
ant to the taste and perfectly harmless
AS you value yonr existence you can
not afford to be without it. Trial
free. For sale by III. Water
N an /; also by E. p. Brainerd & Son
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age was done. Mrs. c. expresses her sincere
thanks to those who lalorcd to save her prop
erty from destruction.
On Friday evening last the Palmyra Band of
Ethiopian Screnaders gave one of their charac
tcrIstic entertainments at Atwatcr Center to L
large and apprcciative audience. Tho members
OF the troupe were very gentlemanly in their
address and department. They intlulgcd in no
vutgarisms, nor immoral feature to excite ap-'
plause, and many points in their presentations
were excellent for amaturs, although the depth
OF some oil their jokes and plays was not in pre-
portion 70 their length. We, however pre- diet
great future popularity for this combination OF
talent If 1T is not cut OF by lrOst.
The same parties of whom we wrote two
weeks ago. have been to Congress Lake fishing
twice since, W tn the following result: One
hundred and eighty -ssven slccklcd bass the
first and lbs the second time. Next week we
Will give You a sun-Iish report. Doc
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ALMOST exery hour brings fresh tes-
timonials of people greatly relieved,
and others perfectly cured of coughs,
colds, and bronchial affections. by the
use Of Dr.. Smiths Cough Syrup, eve
ry bottle Of which is guaranteed to
give relief, or money will be refunded.
Give it trial, and You will have the
pleasing satisfaction of knowing that
your money returned. Sold by drug
gists at so cents. -Four bottles sent,
express paid, for 50. DIR. 3. A. Smith
Il Co., proprietors, Erie, Pa.
Sold by Belding s. Armstrong, and
l.. T. Seymour & Co.
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New Goods,

1 have just received another large
OF of Hats, Bonnets, Flowers, Orna-
ments, Ribbons, &c, making the most
complete stock of Millinery Goods
ever seen in Portage County. 1 do
not propose to sell them at less than
cost, but at as small profit as possible,
and sell them for just what they are.
Ladies, please call and see if you can
not find you a bonnet that will suit in
lstyle and price. Little Block, oppo.
site Reeds Opera House.
Mrs. A. II. PARSONS.
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We sincerely regret that we arc
again called upon to announce the
death of one of our prominent citizens.
Mr.. T. NJ. Jones, who after brief
struggle with that terrible disease,
paralysis, was cut off at the age Of
fifty years from life of honor and
usefulness.
Mr.. Jones removed from Massachu-
setts to Ohio in 1854, since which time
he has been engaged in the marble
business in Ravenna. His business
for many years was extensive, and
during that time he has borne the rep
utatioh of an energetic reliable man.
To his friends he was ever faithful,
and true, and the hand of
true charity was never extended to
him in vain.
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You Must Cure that Couoh.

With Shiloh's Consumption Cure
you can cure yourself. 1t has estab-
lished the fact that Consumption can
be cured, while for Coughs. Bronchitis,
Whooping Cough. Asthma, and all
diseases of Throat and lungs, it is alb
solutely without an equal. Two doses
will relieve your child of Group, it is
pleasant to take aud perfectly harm
less to the youngest child, and no
mother can afford TO be without it.
You can use twO.thirIs of bottle and
if what we say is not rue we will re.
fund the price paid. Price 10 cts. SO cts
and $1.OO per bottle. If your Lungs
are sore or chest or back lame use Shi-
loh's Porous Plaster. Sold by L. p.
Brainerd &SOn, Ravenna, aud else
where by all dealers.
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The Body Syn,pathizes,

When the liver, blood, or nervous
system gets deranged the rest of the
body sympathiZes and all functions are
imperfectly performed. Then is the
time to take Fenner's Blood and Liver
Remedy and Nerve Tonic. Also in
all female complaints. Use his Cough
Honey in all coughs.
For sale by J.. =. Seymour & Co.,
and Belding e Armstrong.
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Report of ScIaoOl Examination & a 4
F0ftaEe County for Quarter
En0fnR NAV QuSf.
May 81, 1873.

MR.. f. x. THOMPSON, druggist. is
largely increasing his business in the
way of Proprietary medicines, which
he has patented and puts up at his
laboratory in this city. It ls a pleas
ure to do business for Mr.. Thompson,
and we speak from an experience of
thirteen years. He is now advertise
ing in large number of newspapers,
and we Can say to our brethren of the
press, that his simple contract is cer-
tain to bring the cash when the work
is DONE Titusville Herald.
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SPLENDID BEEF.--A. III. Bean & Co.
exhibited on the streets last Tuesday
a very fine fat steer, which weighed
on the scales of Mr. III. X. Van Meter.
22lO. Mr.. Bean claims he has shrunk
at least one hundred pounds since he
purchased him in Stark county, by
fretting in the pasture. The animal
was slaughtered on Wednesday, and
those who desire to obtain prime beef
should apply at Messrs. Bean & Co.'S
market without delay.
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Fine Stationary.

For good Stationery go 10 Little's
Book Store.
For Legal Blanks 60 to Little's.
For Blank Books go to Little's.
For Gold Pens, neat and cheap, go
to Little's, where all these things can
be obtained at astonishingly low
prices.
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SERIOUS INJURY.-Last Sunday eve
ming just before sundown, Charlie
Ward, aged about thirteen years. sou
of VIM. 81. Ward, with . number of
his young companions were gathered
In front of the Opera Block. Charlie
had email pocket pistol which some
kind frieHd had given him aud which
he was exhibiting to his eavious com
paniOns. After Tommy Horton had
inspected the playthiDg he handed it
back to its owner, who put it in his
hip pocket, not noting that it was
cooked. Soon after he put his hand
In his pocket which hit the hammer
and the pistol was discharged, the ball
entering the right leg just below the
hip bone, inflicting painful and seri-
Gus wound. Surgical aid was called
in at once and search made for the
ball, but though the wound had been
probed to the distance of ten inches it
had not been found at last advices.
Bold TRAMPs.-The tramps IN this
region of late are becoming bold and
desperete. Last Friday night Mr..
Will Morgan was returning home
from town and when near his fathers
residence he was met by three of
these public nulsances, called tramps,
who made a violent assault upon him.
He defended himself until his brother
came to his assistance and fired two
shots at the miscreants, which brought
one of them down and the other two
took to their heels.
On Sunday night Mr.. Fernan Keck
was attacked near the forks of the
road mile and a half west of town by
= number Of these desperadoes, and |
made his escape from them by fight
and taking refuge in neigbboring
house. 1t is about time some steps |
we're taken to rid the country of these
pests, or it will be unsafe for people to |
be out afer dark without being thor
,ughly armed for defense against their
assaults.
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ATWATER,
GrrespondenC

CETTebVCNUeHC6.
On the 18th inst the quietude of our peaceful
place was aroused by the alarm of fire. men
from the Potteries. shops and stores almost in
stantly responded to the call and found the res
idcncc of Mrs. NJ. Coats in flames. The fire
caught from defective iue and spread rapidly.
1t seemed for a time that the entire building
must be consumed, and had we a steamer it
probably would have been. But bucket lines
were soon formed and the flames were almost
extinguished before much dam
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Doctor Said She Could not Liy,

AOVOGOE 0tsAU 0u0 OOuU not 1/1Ves
For year and half my wife's
health had been on the decline; Doc
tor said 1 must soon prepare TO bury
my wife, as consumption would soon
claim her as it's victim. But added !:
Try E. X. Thompson's Barosma. i
did so, and you cannot imagine my
thankfulnes when l tell you that two
bottles of Barosma wrought a com.
plete cure. My wife is not only the
picture OF health and beauty, but is
the mother of darling healthy child.
(Barosma did it,
g. w. WHITE, Grand Valley, Pa.
For Sale by e. p. Brainerd & Son
and III. Waterman.
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Public neser.ai.

| The entertainment of Prof. Rudolf
at the Opera House on Wednesday
evening of last week was a complete
success. The audience was large and
appreciative, and these who took part
in the performances acquitted them.
| selves in very CT ,ditable manner.
The entertainment was first.class
throughout. The following is the
programme of the ev .ning:
PART 7,
I. Oyertnre-Poet and Peasant violin and
fiano)' )'---.....---. .Suppe
Mcssrs. Humphrey. Goldman and Rndior
2 Duet-(vocaD. Pale Moan, ,....... .Conpanas
Misses Lena Gretzinger nd Bertha Grurdrl.
2. Duct-tInstrumentai). wandering Jew...
Bursmuler.
Misses Blanch and Bertha Goldman.
4. Standchen -(Song). ....-.......... Schubert
Mr.. Linton.
8. Duet-Qnstrumenta), Va!se-Thousand and
One Nights. Strauss
Miss Bertha Grundel and Prof. Rudlof.
6. Home. Sweet Variations Qnstrumen-
tai), .hune
Miss Clara Biinn.
z. La Fileuse- -Unstrumental. Sidney Smith
Miss Bertha Grundel,
8. Dnet-, yocaI A Night in Venice, .Gng-
liemo.
Miss Kate Gretzinger and Mr.. Linton.
PARrII.
1. Jubilee Overture (Vioiin and Piano. w eber
Messrs. Humphrey and Rudlon.
g Erl King-(Song), ..................Sc Schubert
Miss Kate GretZinger.
g. Stradella-Overture, (Pianol, ,......... Flotow
Miss Jennie Lacey and Prof Ludlo1.
4. Duet--(VocaD, Fishermen. .Gabussi
Misses Kate and Lena Gretzinger.
8. Piano Solo. lo..-..........- ......Prof. Rudlof
Duet--Unstrumental, Dream on the Ocean.
.GunSl
Miss Allie Grundel and Prof. Rudloff.
Z. Duet--(Vocal) Serenade. ......... Rossini
Miss Kate Gretzinger and Mr.. Linton.
8. PotpOuri Traviata--( (V ioin and Piano)...
.-----.-.--- terOl
Mcssrs. Humphrey and RudloG.
9. Trio-(VocaD. Protect Cs....-...... .Kurshman
Misses Kate Gretzinger. Bertha Grundel and
MIR Linton
The violin playing of Mr.. Humphrey
was especially noticeable. we were not
aware of his proficiency
upon that instrument in so high an
order of music. Mr.. Linton. sang
splendidly, hls' voice was never in bet
The accompaniment OF
Mr.. Goodman was just what might be
expected of him, clear, fOrcible and
musical. The performance of the
young ladies was excellent, and any
one acquainted with Prof. Rudolf can |
readily discover the power behind the |
throne, for their playing bears strong
impress of his instruction. Musical |
is becoming one of the |
of Ravennaians, and the |
arge and appreciative audience upon
his occasion proves no abatement in
Is interest.
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A FULL attendance is earnestly re-
quested at the League meeting on
Wednesday at 3 o'clock p. M, at the
Room to make the necessary
for the straw berry fes-
tival, to be given for the benefit of
that organization. on Saturday even
ing, June 1st at the same place.
MRS. w. f. SMITH, Sec'v.
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Have Won DySl

Have you Dyspepsia, are you Con.
stipated, have you O Yellow skin, loss
OF Appetite, Headache, if so don't fail
to use SHILOH'S SYSTEM VITAL
IZER. 1t is guaranteed to relieve you
and will you continue to suffer when
you can be cured on such terms as
these? Price 10 cents and Is cents.
Sold by E. p. Brainerd s. Son, Ra-
venna, and elsewhere by all dealers.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-05-30

BILLIARD TABLES. - A first class
Pigeon-Hole Table, and also good
plain Billiard Table, for sale cheap.
Enquire of S. Ostheimer, Etna House
Billiard Parlor.
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Linen Suits.

We have splendid stock at very
low prices. We Can sell you good
Linen Suit at $500, aud dress cloth at
81 25. CONVERSE & SNYDER.
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New Advertis'ts
A CARD.

1 wish to return my sincere and heartfelt
thanks to the many friends who manifested SYM
pathy for. and those who SO kindly assisted IA
suffering friend and for special attention in time
of bereavement. Words fail to express my sense
of appreciation. ELLEN e. PERRY
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A CAR ID.

Monday evening L was cruelty assaulted, and
as assert, without cause or provocation and
further. say most sOlcmnly that 1 am an en-
tirely innocent man. rejoice that have ample
power to show by the testimony of q genilem;n
who witnessed all that TRANSFERRED that the al
legations made against me cannot he sustained
This statement deem due TO the public
W. Ii. ROUDLEY.
Ravenna, May 2S. lS7S
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF IsAVENNA, o.
Designated Depository of tho
u. s.

U. Bonds and Securities bought, sold and
exchange. Mt our counter, ct best market rates
Stocks AMI Bonds, of ell kinds bought and
sold on Commission, in New York. or any de-
sired Market
Highest Market rate for B-20 and 1910
Coupons, e<oEd. Silver. and premium funds
Of all kinds.
Drafts drawn and cashed on all the principal
Cities in the United States
Sight Drafts en- England and Ireland and
Passas.e Tickets to from those Cities at
New York rates.
Revenue Stamps--all sizes for sale.
Accounts and Depotits of business men and
Individuals. received on most favorable terms
and prompt and liberal treatment guaranteed.
Interest allowed on time deposits as may be
agreed upon.
VIII. BEEBE, Cashier.
Gzo. ROBINSON. President.
Sept. 3. 1868. TT
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AlnIcNS.

"A large new stock jamestown and
other brands. .Alpacas at reduced
prices. CONVERSE s. SNYDER.
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Total ...................... $226, 200
NJ. +, Church, fourth and last Quarterly Meet
ing of this Conference year will be held in
Deerfield. June 9th. Elder Norton will preside
Love Feast at u. M, Preaching at 10 30 a. m,
after which Sacrament will be administered.
Palmyra Congregations requested to attend,
Dcerield, May 81 1878, OMEGA
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|. CALL AT f. H. STILES, and look at
the new lot Of Wall Paper and Win
dow Shades. Shades made and hung
ut short notice.
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QUERE.-Does our impartial Court
Of Common Pleas offer a premium on
"skedaddling7" ENQuIRER.
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If YOU have an idle hour, and wish
to pass it pleasantly, call at f. II.
STuEs' and get book to- read,
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Table Linen.

All linen Table Cloth at 25 cents a
yard. Nobody can beat it. Call and
see. CONVERSE s. SNYDER.
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In cons liberation of the hard times and of the
fact that can produce more milk than find
sale for propose To furnish my customers and
others who may desire il during the coming
Summer. with good. pure milk. upon such
terms that they afford to use it an article
OF food and not luxury. viz: Three cents
per pint, five cents per quart, and
larger quantities in like ratio.
viii call at any pisee in town on receipt of
postal carr. order Shall expect pay for tickets
AT delivery OF them. thus avoiding the loss and
misunderstanding always attending old
counts, II ID. KING.
Rsvenna, April Il. 1873