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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-01-18
a Quick Cure Guaranteed.

No minerals used. Young people losing their
health, spending time with pretending quacks and
unsuitable treatment, forcing disease into their
bodies by deadly p0isons. causing fatal disorders
to the head throat, nose. liver and lungs stomach
and bowels, speedily cured. No false modesty
should prevent them calling at once.
DIR. WASSERZUG.
P. o. Box 3S5. 3O6 Harrison street, between Third
and Fourth, Davenport Iowa. Rooms l, ., Il 4.
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PENS.
= Q Y Q y N G M e N
A SURE CURE

The awful effect of early vice, which brings on
organic weakness destroying both mind and body,
with all its dreadful ills, permantly cured. The
results efore consumption sets in palpitation
of the heart. tmidty, trembling, dyspepsia, etc,
with those sad conditions of mind SO much to be
feared, forgetfulness, chaos of ideas. sadness of
spirits, ugly imagining, dislike in social life and
broOding eiancho;y.
Married men, or those entering that happy
life, aware of physical dis bty, excitabillty OF
the nervous organic dimunition or other irregular
/ tiles quickly assisted.
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FLORENCE, Mass, Oct. 80, rs.

Pixies TOoTHCHE Drops cure in one
minute.
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- PROF. CHAPTN'S a
hue nUpAIBA
Injection E1eur.
Greatest remedies on earth for
Kidney and Bladder Diseases.

BUCHUPAIBA-a sure thipg-guaranteed quick,
complete cure for all Urinary Kidney, Bladder and
Geuital Diseases, in male female, as weaknesses,
Isck OF tone and power, Paralysis Diabetes, Gravel
Dnnculty Of holding or passing Urine, Gonorrhpa,
dn9cuon, Iurbid Urine, elect, Brick Dust, Milky
anu 0tner deposits, Structure, Atonv Irritation, In
1talnIhauon, Cordee, Whites, Impure or diseased
alschsiges CONTAGIOUS Diseases, pains in the back
ana Thighs, Dragging down, Dripping, Ulcers Tu-
$1.00. ' A
CHAPIN's INJECTION FLEUR is to he usad with
Buchupaiba, in cases of Impure or Diseased Dis.
charges Price, with Syrlnel 81. sold by Drng.
gsts. ADVICE free. See circular with bottles
Depot, SIS Barclay street, Kew York
Prof. Chapin's reputation a specialist in above
diseases, his long and varied experience in private
Hospital and Dispensary practice in New York ity
is guarantee to character of these preparations
they are not cheap WHISKY washy soldly re
liable With these you can
' rs 5 ELP
- For Two Dollars. d
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The 9aily Afsns,
POVERTY AND suPrERTNe.

was dragged down with debt, power
ty and suffering for years. caused BY a
sick family and large bills for doctoripg
which did them no good. was complete
" discouraged, until one year ago, by the
advise OF my pastor, procured Hop Bit
ters aud commenced their use, and 10 Que
month we we're all well, and none of US
have seen sick day since. and [ want to
say to al poor men, you can keep your
families well year with Hop Bitters for
less than one doctors visit will COST
know it. A WoRKTNGMANn
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Scratch No More--"rtchire Piles .

symptoms of which are moisture, like per-
SEPARATION. intense itching. particularly
when undressing, or after getting warm in
bed increased by scratching, might think
PIN worms were crawling in and about the
rectum, oftentimes shows itself around the
private parts. a pleasant and safe cure
IN every case is "Swayne's Ointment
1t allowed to continue, very serious results
may follow. 1t also cures letter, BARRIERS
itch, scald head, ring worm, blotches, all
sealy, crusty, itchy skin eruptions. Sent
by mail to any address on receipt of price,
so cents a box, or three boxes for $l.25.
by DR.; Swayne & Son, Philadelphia. Sold
by all leading druggists. At wholesale and
retail by John Bengston, Rock Island
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-01-18
"Couldn't See It"

A few days since a gentleman stepped
into CRITTENTON'S, No. I Sixth avenue.
New York. and stated that he had used
HALE'S HONEY OF HoREHoUND AND TAR
10 his family for the last four months, to
the entire satisfaction Of them all, for the
cure of Coughs, Colds, IDhuenza, Hoarse-
ness, Difficult Breathing. or any Affections
of the Throat, Bronchial Tubes and Lungs.
leading to Consumption; but, moving to
the east side of town, he went to the near
est druggist for bottle OF this article,
when the druggist attempted to palm of
some article of his own manufacture 10
place of it; and using here the gentle
man's language. he told the druggist he
-C0uldn't see it," or, in other words, he
was satisfied with "HALEs HONEY OF
HOREHoUND AND TAR" and wanted
and knew by experience that this article
would give almost Immediate relief. aud in
short time would effect permeneDt cure
of any or all Of the foregoing complaints.
We have cur eye upon the above-men-
toned druggist, and trust should he read
| this it will be a lesson to him, and to all
other druggists to furnish "HALE's HONEY
OF HOREHOUND AND TAR" when called
tOr, and retain their customers, tor the
reason that any one who uses this article
once will have nothing else, Sold by al
respectable druggists at SO cents and
81 per bottle. Great saving to buy large
size.
FLORENCE, Mass, Oct. 80, Us.
Mr.. CHAs. n CRITTRNTON-DEARS SIR
| Your circular is received, and can truly
say that [ deem your HALEs HONEY OF
| FOREGROUND AND TAR one of the very
best medicines in the market. took {
hard cold, it settled on my lungs; | trieC
almost everything but received no benef
until | tried your HALE's HONEY OF
HOREHoUND AND TAR. | feel that | an
now well from using the above, after try
ing almost everything else for two years
Please send the circulars, and obiige,
NELSON & DAVIS.
! Pixies TooTHCHE Drops cure in on
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CONSULT
Dr.W ASSERZUG
FROM POLAND

On all Chronic, Nervous and Special Diseases, Di-
poma in office, 306 Harrison street, between
Third and Fourth, Davenport, Iowa, Room
1,2,3&4. Postofice Box 385.
Office hours from O'Clock forenoon to O'Clock
in the evening. Sunday from TO IL O'Clock in the
forenoon, and from TO in the afternoon.
DR.. Wasserzug having had experience are prac-
ticc for twelve years in Europe, can be consulted
with the greatest confidence all diseases Incl
dental to the human system. When You have tried
all other means and exhausted the skill of medical
practitioners in old chrOic diseases, consult Dr..
Wasserzug tie Poll physician. All who have been
iniuriousy treated suffering from the dire
full effects of murcurY or other mineral poisons or
those who may be deemed incurible, viii SELDOM
fall to obtain speedy and permanent relief.
Catarrh in all it's phases, SCorbutic kruptions,
Blotches of the skin, liberated Legs, Cancers, Tu-
more Shin Diseases of every kind, Rheumatics,
| Sciatica, Govt, Liver Complaint, Asthms, Dysen-
terry, Piles. Fits, Dyspepsia Nervous Debility, bis
asses of the Eye and Ear, all Kidney and Urinary
Diseases. etc etc.
All matters strictly confidential. Special atten-
ton paid to all female diseases Tape worm ex-
PEELED in three hours.
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and GATARRH

Dr.. 3. ". Reads Celebrated Asthma Belief
Is undoubtedly the best remedy for ASTHMA AND
CATARRH yet discovered, also sure cure for COLDS
AND CoUGHs Relief is guaranteed purchase
price refunded. Samples sent free to any who may
desire. The medicine ls put up in two sized pack
ages and retais SOC. and $100. Doz. price $3.50
and 300 Those RENTING retail price will have
the medicine promptly forws rded by return Elall.
Address A ETHRIDGE.
Manufacturer and Proprietor, Rome, n. Y.
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PALM SOAP.
PURE PALM SOAP
PHILADELPHIA SPECIALITY,

Established forty years. and for sale by more than
one thousand storekeepers. This SOap has no
equal in quality or cheapness, for Bath and Toilet
use, being made of LIBERIAN OIL from the
PALM TREE Packed in boxes containing two,
three, five or eight dozen. A liberal discount to
Wholesale Dealers. Manufactured by GRAVES &
SON, 1908 Christian SIRE I, Philadelphia. 1t il
used by the Oldest resident families physicians
and many pubic institutons--.he Amer can Hotel
Baths, Public ledger Post Officr Water De.
partnert and the Turkish Baths.
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HORACE DURRTE s 60, Agents
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-11-07
THE GREAT LONDON SHOW.

Thursday will be 4 day mem
orable with large number OF
children and nearly all the
grown folks living with a rad
Jus of twenty or thirty miles
of BRENNAN. At an early houl
in the morning the people be
gan pouring into town by every
means OF locomotion known ii
the country. By ten O'Clock al
the business streets were 4 Nv
ing mass of moving humanity,
white and colored being iudis-
criminately mixed. 1t is hard
to estimate a scattered multi
tude, but there must have beer
six or seven Thousand persons
in town. A little after 10
o'clock the street parade ofthis
great show took place; some
idea Of its extent may
be formed when it Is state
ed that it was upwards of
mile in length. 1t was with
out question the finest display
of the kind ever seen in Bren-
ham. About 1 o'clock the
crowd began going to the show
and by the time the ring per-
Torrance commenced the i'm
mense tents had nearly every
available seat occupied. The
menagarie is a very fine one
and possesses many rare at
fractions; it would be a useless
task to attempt to enumerate
them. The ring performance
was also excellant, better in
fact than anything of the kind
that has heretofore visited Tex
as. In most instances the high
est expectations were fully re-
allied and the Great London
show is everything and ali that
is that is claimed for it. The
omnipresent lemonade and GOO
Der peddler of other shows
was in this instance conspicu-
Gus for his absence. The Won
derful electric. light is simply
immense and surpasses even
the descriptions given Of it. To
see it alone is almost worth the
price of admission. To give a
detailed account of the per-
Torrance and menagarie would
take several columns. Mr.. w.
G. Crowley, press agent, is a
polite and accomplished gen.
tleman and the representatives
of the BANNER are under obliga-
tons to him for attentions
shown. The evening per-
Torrance was also largely at
tended by a delighted au-
dience. We unhesitatingly
write down the Great London
show as the biggest and best
that has ever been in the Lone
Star state, all grumblers and
others to the contrary notwith-
standing.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-11-07

THE COTTON CAsE.-In the
matter of Jack Brown, colored,
who obtained $3.50 of Mr.,
Hoffman, some weeks ago, the
preliminary examination before
Justice McClung was conclud-
ed on Monday. Jack Brown
was held in a bond of S5oc and
Willie Ralston, who was suspec-
ted of having forged the re-
ceipts was discharged, their be-
ing in the opinion of the justice,
not the slightest evidence
against him. This case was one
that has attracted considerable
attention from the fact the pris,
oner Brown is an illiterate ne.
gro who can neither read OF
write; the man who forged
the receipts is yet to be founo
and the writing identified.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-11-07

REAL ESTATE transfers for the
week ending Nov. 9th, reported
by c. F. Herbst, of the county
clerks office:
Vinvenz and Anna Balcoar
J H Kenek, I acre Henry Ches-
er lge., SIS.
Johann Pap & wife to Chris
toph Thielmann SO Sd acre of
John Hodge league $1,000.
A S Whitener to A B Light
one hundred acre of the L B
Outlaw league 81 600.
Frederick Webernick and
wife to John Neinan 50 FL
acres of the James Clark league
SI2Io:
John A Randle to w H
Murphy one lot in the city Of
Brennan SIPS.
c K Breedlove to WI Simp-
son one let in Chappell Hill
$40.
JE G Machen and wife to w
c Kollat I27 acres Of the Obe-
diah Hudson survey 5000.
G H Coleman to Sarah Given
1913 acres of the Obediah Hud-
son survey good consideration.
w G Wilkins and wife 10 c F
and V E Herbst lot in Bren-
ham S25.
w G Wilkins and wife to H
Hodde lot in BRENNAN SIS.
c A Potter to Felix Whitaker
lot in Brennan 500.
H NJ Lewis to Eunice L Will
kins 6 o-Io acres of land in city
of BRENNAN valuable considera-
ton.
JB Goodlet ct al, to Chas.
Booker 222 66-Ioo acres part OF
the Horatio Chrisman lea $50,
Is, 50.
JB Goodlct ct al to d H
Barton u 4 acres part of the
Chrisma n lea S72. 50
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Jacksonville Locals.
NELsoNvIILE, Austin County,
November -rd IS-o

NEIsoNvIILE, Austin County, |
November 5rd, 1879. !
Editors Banner:
The Christian denomination
have just closed 4 series of meet
lngs at Oak Hill, which were
full of interest throughout.
The show on the 9th inst.
will take several dollars from
this portion of the moral vino
yard; the love of that which is
novel, queer and exciting, pre-
dominating above that Of filthy
! lucrc.
Notwithstand the cry of hard
times and shortness of crops,
most of our citizens have Il suf-
hcient amount Of ducats to pay
for the ordinary necessaries of
life, and still have 4 two bit
piece once in a while with which
to ring We bell punch.
Married at the residence of
the brides father on Tuesday
evening, Oct. 18th, Mr.. Adolph
Hedge to Miss Amelia Hack
barth, by Esquire Jacob Schaff-
ner. BriX was at the wedding
in full force, and hereby tenders
his best wishes to the newly
welded pair.
Also on the 29th, Mr.. Jos.
James, was united in the holy
bonds of wsdlock to Miss Isa-
Leila Shelbourne. Brix failed
to put in an appearance, but at
the same time wishes the happy
couple a whole cart load of hap
piness.
Collector C. A. Mattheia, was
in our burgh not long since on
a tax collecting expedition. He
was eminently successful, sosrl
folks always being ready to pay
their just dues Of every Is
whatever.
The leading saloon of thNl
place registers up to date 1900
alcoholic drinks, and 500 malt
drinks. And yet some of our
promi tent citizens complain
each morning of being dry.
BRIX.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-11-07

PUBLIC SCHOOLS Capt. Es-
till superintendent of the pub
lie schools, furnishes the BAN
NER the following statistics: At
tendance for September; white,
males, 40, females I72, total
$50; colored, males, Io7; females
Io2, total 2oo, grand total $50.
Attendance for October, whites,
males 1872; females IS5; total
367; colored males lao; females
I24, total 264; grand total 63I,
being an increase of u. Nine
teachers are employed in the
white schools and FIVE in the
colored. The attendance is
now decidedly larger than ever
before at the same season Of
the year, thus showing that the
interest in the schools is increas-
ing as we'll as the population Of
the city. Pupils in all the
schools are making fine pro-
gress.
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FROM LEADVILLE.
Leadville, Col. Oct. ~, 70

Leadville, Col. Oct. II, -.
Editors Banncr:
The idea Of anyone giving a
description Of Leadville is pre-
posterous. 1t claims 1000 in
habitants; there is about Is, 900
miners, of which | am one. l
go to town about once
week and always find the streets
crowded. About one miner in
1900 hundred strikes a good
thing; mining is a dangerous
and laborious business. but
every nationality is engaged in
it except the Chlnamen-they
are tabooed by state law. l
am we'll pleased with this coun-
try and do not feel the cold as
much as we do in Texas. l
have an interest in six mines a
prospect holes and own half a
jackass, which is an indespen-
sable requisite here in theRocky
Mountains. Indians are trou-
blesome. l expectto go pros
pecting over on Elk mountains
and as the Indians are around
there l may lose my scalp. This
country is the best and health
lest l ever knew; it is a good
country for poor men; a COM
mon laborer can get $3.50 a
day and board and mechanics
from $3.50 to S. day and
board, good board at that. If
a man wants to work and make
money this is the country.
The spring is the best season
to come here. LEONARD G. GEE.
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Mayors Court.

Monday The dedication OF
the new city hall was rather a
tame affair after all.
Will Allen and - Parrish,
who eft on Saturday appeared
and plead guilty to fighting and
were fined $3.50 and trimmings
each. They paid sII a piece
and departed. Thus inglorori-
ously ended what will be known
to the future HISTORIAN of Bren-
ham as the "cotton war"
Jim Byrnes. insulting ladies
on the street, dismissed.
Wednesday.-But one peni-
tent at the mourner's bench
Henry Schaub, a gentleman
from the western part of the
county, got full of bug juice on
last Saturday night. He was
let off upon the payment of the
minimum fine, 81, together with
the ever memorable and never
to-be-forgotten trimmings.
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A Well that Smokes,

The BANNER learns from Mr..
Sam Arnett that Mr.. Campbell
is boring a well on Labadle prai-
rie, near the residence Of Mr.. ].
G. Berlin, and that after reach
ing depth of 152 feet without
finding water they have struck
a cavity that emits a smoke or
gas of sufficient volume to turn
over a barrel or tub when re-
versed over the well. Messrs.
Stuckert and Berlin have gone
to investigate the strange phe-
nomenon and will report the
result to the BANNER. The we'll
is an ordinary sized one and
was intended for water.
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Nov. 5.
Last Thursday night the
usual quiet of our little vii
lage was disturbed by a small
cannonade. A stranger was
quietly and silently pursuing
his journey through the "city"
when he was insulted by some
one on the street; he replied in
uncouth language, but the in
sulting party still kept up fus-
SHADE of words. The stranger
then emptied two barrels ofhls
faithful pistol and hurriedly left
the "city," minus his hat. No
body hurt. Why is it that
strangers cannot be allowed to
ride through town without be-
ing disturbed?
VOJ ENTINF
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VoLENTINE.
County Court.

November term Criminal
The following gaming cases
were disposed of: Sam Bun
tam, Berry Moore, Sam Ed
wards, John Williamson, =
Wyatt, William Brown, Nelson
Callahan, Jack Levison, Owen
Lands, fined $40 each. Henry
Dugins demanded jury and
upon trial was fined SIS. Alex
Clemmons, fined $40.
Bob Kennedy, theft of proper.
ty of value of less than $50,
fined S..
Burt johnson, theft, not gull
ty.
Chas. Williams, gaming, finec
$40
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THEIR SIeN.-On Saturday

THEIR SIGN. On Saturday
night some gay and festive
in their minds-young men,
full of whiskey, beer and fun,
and without fear of the
"peelers" went round the public
square and removed swinging
signs and in one or two instan-
ces placed them where they
didn't belong. Such doings
are very unbecoming to city
gentlemen and are only ..toler-
ated in the smallest country
villages. Young men living in
city should behave themselves
in manner becoming city gen.
tlemen. They will also do well
to remember that there is a law
against malicious mischief"
and that the removal of signs
and"sich" comes under this
head.
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GOOD JoAKr'- Monday af-
ternoon Burt Johnson, black
negro, went into A. M. Whites
store and as he was going out
was caught with shawl and a
shirt under his blouse. He
gave the goods up and was,after
a race of three squares, arrested
and jailed. On Tuesday he
was tried in the county court
for theft. Burt said he was only
joking. He proved a general
good character except when
drinking he way drinking
when ne played the joke on
White. The court regarded it
as a joke and discharged Burt.
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Fer sale by J TRIsTRAM. Brenhl
JUST ARRIVED.
WAGONS and Produce,

One car load of Avery wagons
made by Avery Plow Company,
sold with their full guarantee;
can be seen at Aven & Ralston's
warehouse.
One car load each, fine ap-
Piles, potatoes, onions, cabbage,
butter, cheese, -four, bacon, lard,
and syrup, low to the trade at
D. w. BLooMBARGt & Co.'S.
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MEAN RoBBRRY.-Mr. Ever
EFT, a cripple, who is some Is or
70 years of age, is trying to
make a living by keeping lit
tie apple and candy stand on
the corner of North and Main
streets. His goods are stored
under an outside stairway, and
on Saturday, night some un-
prlncipled and mean thief that
is too lazy to work broke open
the stand and carried of a lot
of apples, candies and candy
jars, worth in all about S., a sum
that Mr.. Everett, of all others,
is least able to lose. A thief
who would rob a helpless old
man is the quintessence of refn-
ed meanness.
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INDEPENDENCE LOCALS.

Rev. c. L. Spencer of ole
Washington preached an elo,
quent sermon at the M. E
church on Sunday last. There
was one accession to the church
Rev. DR.. Mitchell, of Brennan
is announced to preach here
next Sunday, and DR.. AleXan-
der, Of Chappell Hill, the Sun
day following.
Six more ladies were baptised
in the pool on Sanday-fve by
DIR. Luther and one by DR..
Crane. This makes the total
number of baptisms as the re-
suit of the campmeeting, 1855.
The window and door frames
are being put in the Baylor col
lege building and the work on
it generally is progressing very
well.
Good Hope church is stop
ped for a while for want of
money. It's up, weatherboard-
ed and rooted. DR.. Luther will,
we hope, soon be able to raise
means to complete it.
Crops generally are gathered
and farmers are letting their
cows in the fields; there is no
grass for stock on the prairies
and it may be cattle will get a
start for the winter from the
fields.
Dave Hagy is over on the
Yegua with his portable gin.
There is yet three empty
houses in town. Miss Josie Lee
has taken charge of her school
near Major DaiIey's. Mrs. Hunt
will open the free school at this
place on the sd of December,
having been appointed by the
trustees.
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TRAMPs. - On Wednesday
the advance guard of the grand
army of tramps, some eight or
ten in number appeared in town
and were discovered holding
council of war near the railroad
track. The marshal and police
made an effort to capture some
of them but they broke up in
squads Of one and scattered.
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The Gas Well.
GREENvINE, Nov. 3, 70.

GREENvINE, Nov. 3, 10.
Editors Banner:
You have already been in
formed Of the existence of the
gas we'll on the Seidell farm
near this place. On Saturday
last one of a party OF visitors to
the we'll went close to its mouth
with a lighted pipe when the
gas caught fire and the blaze
shot up some ten feet high The
well is eleven inches in dame
ter and is I55 feet deep; the
well was being bored for water
and when that depth had been
reached the owners of the place
ordered the boring stopped on
the ground that if water was
reached it would be unfit for
use. A tub with a small hole
in the bottom was placed over
the well and the gas escaped
with sufficient force to blow a
silver dollar off; an empty bot
tie applied to the hole in such
a way as to act like a whistle
makes sound that can be heard
for mile or two. tits my opin-
ion that the gas orvapor is SIM
ply the product of a vein of
petroleum, or carbonacious liq-
uid, which may become valua-
BILE to the owners of the land
and the land in the neighbour
hood.
1t is more than likely the own
ers of land, E. Siedells's heirs,
will have the well sunk deeper
in anticipation of finding oil.
The well borers, A. A. Camp
bell and l. S. Boyd are prepar-
ed to sink wells to a depth of
$50 feet. REsURGAM.