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Court Proceedings.

Third week of the term. Hon. John
C. Hale presiding.
| Peter Ulrich VS. Joseph F. Rothgeary.
Money only. Submitted. Judgment
for plaintiff VS. Rothgeary & Adams,
$273.13.
Morgan, Root & Co., VS. John Heath.
Money only. Default judgment for
plaintiff $l29.2O.
Christian A. Ruth vs. John Selp.
Money only. Default Judgment for
plaintiff $176.44.
Anna Morgan vs. Addison E. Sheldon.
For dover. Dover assigned and re-
port confirmed.
Anna Morgan VS. Edward Yeomans.
For dover. Dover assigned and report
confirmed.
Julia Woolworth VS. Stephen Strange.
Foreclosure. Decree and order of sale.
Amount due plaintiff t571 ~. Eight
other liens. Small amounts.
Valetine Hildebrand W Jacob Holla-
ner ct al. Injunction and equitable re-
lief. Settled. Each party to pay his
own ccets.
Ohio vs. Edward Garrison. Burglary.
Sentenced one year in the penitentiary.
Priscilla Rawson vs. Jane Philpott ct
al. Partition. Sales of lands con-
firmed and distribut ion ordered.
The American Insurance. Co., vs
Martin Mathews. Money only. Sub
mitted to court and judgment for plain
tiff 5000.
Ohio vs. Henry Brown. Grand lar
ceny. Verdict guilty. Sentence six
years In penitentiary.
Elizabeth Mitchell ct al, vs. John
Dunning ct al. To set aside deed. Sub.
mitted to court. Petition dismissed at
plaintiffs cost.
John Zulke VS. Peter Bins and Mathi.
as Bins. Submitted. Petition dismis sed
at plaintiffs costs.
Ohio vs. John Hulf. Selling liquor to
be drank where sold. Plea guilty.
Fine $25 and costs.
Ohio vs. Dumbach. Assault and bat
terry. Verdict guilty. Fine SIS and
costs. Execution of sentence suspend
ed to allow application for writ of err
ror.
Ohio VS. Chas. Myers. Selling liquor
to be drank where sold. Plea guilty.
Fine $40 and costs.
Ohio VS. Grove Butler. Selling liquor
to minor. Plea guilty. Sentence 20
days in jail and pay costs.
The Savings Deposit Bank VS. Jay
Terrell ct al. Foreclosure. Amount
due defendant Daniel Nesbit 1851 .4s
and judgment. Sale of Ranney proper
ty confirmed.
Charles Spitzenberg VS. Frederick
Wendt. Foreclosure. Decree and
amount due plaintiff $50. Order of
sale.
George Westlake VS. Henry z. Chand-
Ter. Foreclosure. Decree. Amount
due plaintiff $117O.22. Order of sale.
VIM. Boylan vs. George Mckenzie,
Julius D. Fitch. Money. Equitable
relief and attachment. Submitted.
Judgment for plaintiff for $2195.l3.
Dismissed as to defendant Fitch.
A special grand jury was impaneled
and an Indictment found against Henry
Brown, colored man of Oberlin, for
grand larceny.
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"Citixens' Ticket!'

Who would have thought that the
Democracy In the North would have
used the Union soldier as an auxiliary
to again bring them into political su-
premacy. We believe the fact to be
that the Democratic party think about
as much of the Union soldier as they
did In '62 and '64.. But the issue Il
forced upon them. The South is boast
ing Of devotion to her soldiers; not on
ly so, she has cried down the Union
soldier until something must be done.
We are virtually under the rule Of the
Confederate brigadiers." The chan
ces are so even this Fall in Ohio, that
each party is willing to do its best 70
win. The Republican party sees the
country in eminent danger; and at
such times the genuine, tested
patriotism must come to the front, be It
found in soldier or civilian. At such
times the duty Of legislator or execu-
tive are plain, and demand most Of all,
courage and consistency.
We repeat, In our political contest
this year, the issue Is made, and we
cannot escape It. So far the Democ-
racy are ahead, and may say with some
effect, "Citizens' Candidate" Just
how far this will be carried, remains to
be seen. We certainly believe that no
truly patriotic citizen will stand in the
way Of worthy soldier. We would
not let the cry Of ''soldier" carry us to
a dangerous extreme. Our motto is,
nominate only good men. If a soldier
can be found who has the ability and
character, let him have the preference.
Those who carried the war to success
full issue are the men who have right
to be heard; and who, (if they have
not turned against the principles for
which they fought) should at this time
be put forward to guide the affairs OF
our State and Nation. The times now
demand the same sterling devotion to
country and principle, as in the peril
Gus time from go to '65. believe 100,
that the soldier has these qualities
tested, aud that he deserves to be re.
membered with honor, IL we have hon.
or to give. J.
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An orie ntal traveller describes this
busy scene, witnessed on historic
shores: "Our steamer landed on a
beach which was the port of Antioch,
where the disciples were first called
Christians. There was no town at the
waters edge, no people, no wharf. The
passengers aud the merchandise were
put ashore In lighters, which ran mp
into the sand. A troop Of camels, with
their drivers, lay on the beach, ready
to transfer the goods into the interior.
Among the articles landed were boxes
marked 'Dr. J, c. Aver & Co., Lowell,
Mass, U. 8. A. showing that they
tanned medicines and whence they came.
These with other goods were hoisted on
the backs of camels, for transportation
to Antioch. Thus the skull OF the West
sent back Its remedies to heal the mala.
dies Of populations that inhabit those
eastern shores, whence our spiritual
mama came."-Windsor (vt.) Chroui.
Gle.
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LITTLE FALLS, June 80, 1877,

Another dull market day and another
decline In prices. During the latter part
of last week advices from the New York
prices Of last Monday would be, at least,
sustained; but to days kilograms from
the city were unfsvorsble, reporting a
decline In cable of ohe shilling, and an
uDpromising outlook for the week. The
offerings were very large, nearly $4,000
ranged from 6l to 81 cents. For the
home trade there were four lots of fac.
tory cheese, about 100 boxes sold at Gets.
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Speclalties.

Houghton has q new and the best
thing ever invented for pencil holder,
which is a perfect protection to the
point when not In use and the pencil
can be used up to the last half inch.
Also book slate memo, andums for the
pocket, with six marking surfaces; only
needs TO be seen to be appreciated. Star
clips for fling bills, letters, etc.
Another bill file for holding and
binding when sufficient number has
been accumulated, thus preserving
them in book form. Decidedly the best
thing in the market. Equally useful
for letters. Call and see them. A full
assortment of blank books, pass books,
pocket maps, indexed and . general as
sortment of druggist sundries.
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LOCAL AND M1scE11ANEous

VIII some Of our subscribers who
have read their last pap r, and do not
wish to preserve them, bring them to
US. We need i've or six copies.
Let It be remembered that there
will be citizens reunion on the Park,
on the evening Of July 4th, under the
direction Of the ladies of the Disciple
Church. All are most cordially invited.
Mrs. d. Stratton and daughter Of
New York, visited Amherst last week
on their way to Colorado Springs,
where Mrs. Stratton hopes to be bene-
fitted by the climne.
fThe American House Is being en-
larked and improved by new wing
on the East. which will add very much
to its appearance and convenience. It
Is said by travellers to be the test kept
house in Northern Ohio.
-Losr.-A prommisory note dated
July 10th, 1869, made payable to Shu-
bad Smith, for amount Of $224.00, and
due one year from date. The finder
will be suitably rewarded by leaving
the same at this Office. 34-tf
The attention OF the proper author
tiles is directed to the large pile of re-
fuse earth, stones and lumber, left at
culvert built three weeks ago at the in
tersection of Union and Johns streets.
1t is clear case Of neglect on the part
of some one.
-If any. accident or incident comes
to your knowledge that would make an
item Of interest and should be In your
local paper, keep 1t to yourself or send
Il to the local sheet Of sumo other town
and blame the editor Of your own paper
for his lack of enterprise In not being
everywhere present to chronicle every
thing the moment 1t happened.
The Amherst Free Press has ceased
to be published. and its proprietor, F.
NJ. Lewis, intends 20 close out his stock,
sell the Office, and find less occupied
field for publishing newspaper. His
subscribers will be furnished the Ober-
lin News for the time Of their unex-
pired subscriptions.
-Husted Bros, have shoe ON exhi-
bition made for SaIdusky girl II
years Of age. Weight, ITO pounds;
height, II feet width Of foot, z inches;
length, IL inches; ball measures 10
inches; instep, lsl inches; heel, -
inches; small ankle. l6A inches; size
Of shoe, 96. Shoe makers at least will
get good idea Of the size from these
figures. The girl Is deformed from
knee down.
AT the adjourned meeting of the
Republican Club held Monday evening,
Of last week, the following officers were
elected: President, N. Huckins; Let
Vice President, +. w. Bennett; I'd Vice
President, F. w. Bennett; Sd Vice
President, J. j. Thomas, Secretary, Geo.
L. Couch; Treasurer, VIM. Cushion,
Jr.; Executive Committee, Frank War
ner, o. Herrick, Henry Sprague, E. T.
Robinson, w. NJ. Gibbs, Walter Sage,
g. L. Couch, G. A. vanCleef. J. ].
Thomas, p. N. Stroup, r. A. Horr, L.
p. Holbrook. The club is making
preparation to do some thorough work
In the coming canvass.
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That Sandusky Girl!

F. B. Serage has on exhibition shoe
made for the other foot of The Sandus-
Ky Girl, while Lang & Peirce show the
coffee pot made for her benefit, and
Everett & Starr have been putting up
prescriptions for her. The shoe Is
about two inches In length; the coffee
pot two or three feet In height, and In
proportion; and the pills would make
fair sized cannon balls. If any vio-
lent deaths occur among OR dealers
who are supplying The Ssndusky Girl,
the verdict will be "Justifi able Homi-
eide"
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Beef Eaters Delight.

Everybody likes Dried Beef and no.
body likes to slice 1t; hence, We have
purchased q machine that literally
makes shavings Of It; and the toothless,
false teethed, decayed teethed, or any
kind of teethed Individual. can eat 1t
with perfect satisfaction. We are inn
mense on the Dried Beef business.
Come In and buy some and see the ma
chine work.
The man who said that Bowlby &
Hall kept the best cigars in town, Is
celebrated for good sense and judgment
-he never told lie.
You will find the best Crackers and
Flour at the place where all that good
Coffee comes from, which Is at
BOWLBY & HALL.
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Well! Well! Wen!II

We are pleased to see our Town Coun-
ell have courage enough to have Bar
nard & Rhodes, the well diggers, go
deeper into the earth to find II pos
sible what is under this great City Of
Wellington. They have now quite q
sufficient amount Of water to I'LL their
contract, but the Council have decided
to have them 20 about Is feet deeper,
making in all l60 feet. They have salt
water now, but It Is the opinion Of
nearly every one that they will strike
pure water in short time.
They have been very faithful work.
ers and deserve to be successful In their
undertaking. The question now Is
bow can the Council get a tank elevated
sufficiently to force the water to all
parts Of the city. It has beon recon-.
mended that they build q tight floor
Immediately over the town clock, fasten
up the small windows In the steeple
OF the church and force 1t full, then
lay the pipes to all parts of the city, and
In this way get the water distributed.
1t really looks as II such an arrange
ment would not be satisfactory, but we
do not wish to dictate to the majority.
Some people are always ready to con-
denim . new idea, whether It is practi-
cable or not the same as some would
not be satisfied II Messrs. Barnard &
Rhodes should strike flowing well.
They have condemned the matter Of In.
vestigation from the start, saying the
Council was fooling away the public
money, and that class would rather
have 1t q failure than o success to prove
they were correct. w.
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The Friend Of All!
nolloway's Pills :.


ST had no appetite; Hollowsy's Pms gave me
hearty one"
''Your Pills are marvellous"
house."
..Dr Holloway has cured my headache that was
chronic. :"
morbus. The dear little thing got well In day"
my nausea Of morning Is now cured"
Your box Of Holloway. Ointment cured me Of
behind the ears and the noise has left.
''send me two boxes; want for poor family" !"
II enclose dollar; your price is Is cents. but the
''Send me nve boxes Of your Pfns-"
Let me have three boxes Of your Pills by return
mail, for Chills and Fever"
have over two hundred such testimonials a these
but want Of space compeis me to conclude.
For Cutaneous' Disorders.
And all eruptions Of the sn, this Ointment 10 most
invaluable lt does not heal externally alone, but
root Of the evil.
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Personal.

Mrs. D. Colver, is visiting in Pitts
burgh.
Mrs. NJ. w. Lang, is spending few
days with friends in Oberlin.
Mr.. E. Benedict spent last Sunday
with friends in Sandusky.
Miss Alice Conkling of Springfield,
ILL.,, is visiting at her aunt's, Mrs. Gid
con Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. v. Rood, Of Wood
bury, Mass, are visiting at her fathers,
in this village.
Mrs. Tod of Mansfield, . niece Of N.
Huckins, is spending a few days with
his family.
Bishop Gilmour, the day after his
ministration here, went 10 Shelby and
confirmed class Of thirty. six.
Mrs. II. o. Markley, daughter Of J.
II. Woolley, and Miss Ferry Of War
saw, Ind, reached here Friday last.
Mrs. Anna Probert, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. J. p. Nickles.
returned to Colum bus Friday.
Miss May Bush, q daughter Of Rev.
E. n. Bush Of Brooklyn, is visiting In
town guest Of Mrs. Wilcox x
Miss Addie Tripp of w ellington, vis-
tied her friend, Miss Mollie Barnard, q
few days last week.-Delaware Gazette.
Mrs. DR.. Blanchard, whose illness Is
mentioned In our Psnfield news, died
Monday evening. Funeral services
were held Wednesday.
Orange Judd Of the American AGri-
culturist, has a brother, Rev. H.
Judd, living in Oberlin, and has re-
Gently been there to visit him.
Ex.Councilman 8. H. Crowl, an old
resident Of the West side, Cleveland,
died of Paralysis, Friday last, and his
funeral occurred this week Monday.
He was the father Of John Crowl, Of
this place.
Sherlock J. Andrews of Penaeld, Was
one Of the graduating class ut the recent
commencement Of the Western Reserve
College OF Hudson, and his orasion is
spoken Of xs having been . creditable
one.
Mrs. West of Oberlin, died Of lock-
jaw, resulting from getting nall In
her foot on commencement day, and
her remains were brought to Welling-
ton for interment week ago to-day.
J. C. Collester, Esq, formerly of
Wellington. who has been superintend-
ent Of the Union Schools Of Attica the
past three years. lately made q short
visit to friends here previous to removal
to Lostant, Ill.
Miss Sarah Mccoy Of Penneld, lost
her entire wardrobe and barely escaped
with her life from the burning Of her
uncle Orr's store at Litchfield. M.ss
Mccoy worked at millinery and dress
making In the shop connected with the
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Lewis, were in
town one day this week. Mrs. Lewis,
in referring to the High School Com
mencement at ElJria, stated that all the
music was Furnished by home talent,
and was decided credit to the class
and sbundantly satisfactory to the pso-
pie. Several young people from here
attended.
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Heavy mixed Hoee. SC pair. at Fitch's.
An elegant line of Fancy Hose at Fitch's.
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Runaway.

On Monday evening about Q O'Clock, a
team belonging to Mr.. Chas. Bailey, of
Huntington, got loose and ran away,
down Prospect street, then on Second
street, through j. II. Dickson's lot,
and bringing up against Mr.. Fitch's
fence, when they were caught. No
damage was done.
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Mrs. Thursby, No. 274 EVEN street,
Williamsburg, Long Island, q very old
lady suffered terribly with In fiammsto-
~ rheamatism, the joints of her hands
and feet swollen; her suffer ines were
intolerable and her agony intense.
Giles Liniment Iodide Ammonia re-
duced the swelling and drove away the
pains.
Sold by all druggists. Send for pam
phlet. DIR. GILES,
120 West Broadway, N. Y.
Sold by j. w. Houghton, Wellington,
o. Trial size as cents.
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Thanking my friends for the very liberal
nAnner In which they have patronized me. I
now propose 70 sell Hats, Bonnets, &C., for
the rest Of the season at very low figures,
many Of them below cost, as desire To be-
gin the Fall trade With new goods only.
have . rood variety Of Ladies' Domestic
Underwear. eomprising everything In that
line. I ako have The best and largest eyed
needles Ia use. Call and see Goods and
Prices. MRS. A. Il. PALMER.
wellington, o., June aeth, 1879.
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The Immortal ]. N.

The Immortal j. N. went through
town Tuesday morning. and left word
that he would 'slift the veil'' for the
people of Wellington, In the Town
Hall, on the evening of the 9th Of July.
j. N. will assume "all the pressure for
TRUTH" and q crowded house will
doubtless be present to listen to this
inspired apostle of tho nineteenth CEN
tury. You are sure TO be entertained.
Come early in order to secure good
seat.
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Many person has become crippled
and deformed by negleoting the proper
means Of curing rheumatism on its first
appearance In the system. It is next
to an impossibility to cure It after once
seated. Use the best known remedy,
"Lawson's Curative" on feeling the
first symptoms, and you will drive 1t
out.
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Thorouxhbred JerseY.

Wanted, sto oek-breeders and dairymen to
know that R. +. Jenes, Of Wellington, has q
hne Jersey bull. bred By the noted importer
and breeder. w. L. Gardner, Norwalk, Ohio.
It Is Thoroughbred and 10 recorded In the
American jersey Cattle Club Register, and
Il . very Ane animal. Those interested
please call at his farm in the north part Of
The VILLAGE. S16
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Death to Bugs,

London Purple. Houghton has 1t.
Equal to Paris Green % . poison for
Potato BuSs, and at less than half the
price. Used the same as that article.
and warranted to do the work.
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FasDoxrA, N. T., March 1, 1873.
De,s slI;-Whils residing IN Tidiouts, Pa.
N. @ Mceon. % sensreo sd aor SexefA, ,s yssfs non
svests. biiious1ess. impared nerves and zen.
er.i dsoilty:-nosaing brought relief 1 until
she began ne ese q your Blood and % Liver
sto,sS ~ lS 70 - v.nsi h:.,th' oo'e' ~
Yooss truly. Al MERCHANT.
Pastor n. z. Church, Iredonia.
r,..,. u,,,a - r;,.. p,-.s,
- 49, III. T..;c wsr - Iii =. a.no5
a1r :sTss % co.ons,;nS % herS. os S the M simss I,
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UTICA, June 20, 1879.
The transactions of the day are as1 fol-
lows: 480 boxes at &c; 2.190 at sic;
9, $50 at SIC. Quotations are: extremes,
s to SIC; average price, sic; leading
price, 64c
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July 4th, 1879.

Half fare rates to all points on c., c.,
C. & .Ry. Tickets good TO return July
4th and 9Th, 1879. For further partic-
ulars enquire at R. R. Depot.
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cheese aggregated 593 boxes, and prices
ranged from to o cts. Fully 800 boxes
sold at 6 cts.
BuTTKR.-There were sold about 60
packages Of butter at from II to 13 cts,
the better qualities selling at 122 to Is C.
and considerably as low as II and 12c
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Estate Notice.

been duly appointed and qualified Administrator o
Of the Estate Of Samuel J. Perk ns, deceased.
Huntington. Lorain County. Ohio
NIB. GRIGGs.
June l6, 1879. se-st
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WELLINGTON, O., july J,

w '6A>AANoAOTSS Vel OSe~ - AOsSs
Following the tendency Of Eastern
and other markets, prices here have de-
clined one-half cent. It would seem
as though the dairy business had now
reached a point where it would not pay
to manufacture, ard If there should be
no Improvement, farmers will turn
their attention to other Industries.
We quote: Buying, (naked) 5 cents; |;
billing, (boxed) 6 cents.
The shipments Of cheese for the week
ending July Q, are as follows: No. of
Boxes 7,534 No. of pounes 3l4, ,762.
Butter for the same time as follows: !:
No. Of pkgs. 312; No. Of pounds
10000.
WELLINGTON Produce Market.
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Arrival and Departure of Mails
HACK LINRs

HACK LINE0.
PSs.s ass- rhs.;s.s ss.ss n Saturday
IriShsoe. YlAn1re daily .s 70 A. n Leave ss
Huntsngtoa, 1Arrive Monday, Wednesday and Fri
Sullivan. day st p. n Leave Tu sday. Thurs-
Poll. - .A,-9. day aaa sstnrasy a s;So A. "
Spencer, (Arrive Tuesday. Thur,aay and sstar-
HomeIvilie. day 1t II A n. Leave sti u
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Drag Shore Tor sale.

Drug Store Tor Sale.
An old established drug store doing
. fair am0une Of business, located In
Wellington. o., atinvoice stock. Salts.
factory reasons given for wishing to
eel. Address or inquire Of J. w.
Houghton. If
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Estate Notice,

n - 600 A YEAR for honest, intelligent bust
&A meas men agents. New business; light
9bG work. Address COOPERATIVE AGENCY.
Madison, Ind, 4i-4mo.
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Advertised Letters.

List Of letters remaining unclaimed
In Wellington p. O., for the week end.
Ing June %, 1879:
Mrs. Charlotte st. John, Mrs. Fannie
j. Weed, Miss Hattie Gum, Miss Alice
Kerney, ]. o. Johuson, c. E. Bennett,
8. L. Cary.
J. T. OGDEN, p. n.
when calling for the above please
say "Advertised."
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FITCH has just shelved an elegant line
of Clothing for Men, Boys and Children, st
prices lover than ever.
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H0LL0WlY's OINTMENT!

Possessed Of this remedy, every man may
be his own doctor. It may be rubbed into
plant; by these means It cures sores or ul-
GERS in the throat, stomach, liver. spine, or
other parts. It Is an infallible remedy for
bad legs, bad breasts, contracted or stiff
joints, gout, rheumatism and all skin dis
IMPORTANT CAUTIoN.-None are genuine unless
the signature OF HAYpocK, - agent for the United
States, surrounds each box Of Pills and Ointment.
Boxes At IS cents. az cents. and 81 each.
There Il considerable saving BY taking the larger
HOLLOWAY q CO.. New York.
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IS cents WIN get fair working shirt and
90 eents heavy chevoit with double back,
made 10 order, ct Flteh's.
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You can get Laundrisd Shirt for 50
cents at Ftch's.