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YES. OF COURsE!

Our Special column is decidedly interesting in
a local point of view, and profitable reading to
outsiders who want to save money.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS NO
IN tiee is hereby given to the stockholders Of
the Lower Bridge Company that meeting win
be held at the law office Of Messrs. Wallace 4
Krobs, in Cleafdeld borough, on
SATURDAY, July 3D, 1880,
At 10 o'clock A. NJ. All the holders Of said
stock are requested to be present, as business Of
Importance will be transacted.
JAMES IRWIN, President
VIZ. NJ. SHAW, Secretary.
Cleardeld, Pa, June %, lssO-3t.
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alew ADVERTISEMENTS.

p 600 BUsHEIS.-George Weaver Co
D. want hvc thousand bushels Of OATS, now,
and will pay cash or produce.
C!eariel1, Pa, Aug. l3, ls7g-M
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dissolution OF PARTNERSHIP.
1.-the partnership heretofore existing be-
tween David b. Welker and T. II. welker, IN the
numbering business, etc. was dissolved by mutual
consent on the lst day Of May, 1850. All per-
sons having claims unsettled are requested to
present them Immediately to either Of the under
signed. DAVID b. WELKRR,
T. II. WELKER.
Grahamton, Pa, June ., IssO-4t.a
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Two children in Trumbull county,
Ohio, were SntiiOly cured Of retention OF
urine by taking Barosma, prepared by E. X
Thompson, Titusyille, Pa.
For sale by all druggists in clearfcld, and
Joseph seyler Son, Luthersburg, Pa, q
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Carpets, oil cloths, window shades
and lace curtains. A large assortment always to
DO had at fair prices at II, A. kratlers.
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Now April i2th, 1850, We. the undersigned
Auditors Of Clearasld borough, having examined
the foregoing account Of the District Treasurer,
and compared the vouchers, hnd the same cor.
rect and certify that there is due the District
Treasurer balance from the Poor fund Of
s97 81. JACK HAGBRTY,
SMITH " Wilson,
Auditors.
CIearhsld, Pa, June 2a, 1ssO-8t.
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Regular services will be held in st.
Andrews Episcopal Church, Cleardeld, next
sabbath
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The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ.
Z, Church will meet on Friday afternoon Of this
week, at the residence Of Mrs. DR.. Stewart.
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altw advertisements.
CUSQUEHANNA HOUSE,
OURWENSVILLE, PENN'A.

Gsf5~This old and well-established Hotel has
been leased by the un ndersigned, and he feels con-
hdent Of rendering satisfaction TO those who may
patroniEe him. Good stAbing attached
LEWIS @. BLOOM, Proprietor.
Aprll 81 igO-tE
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A second large invoice of Millinery
ust opened, at T. A. Fleck A Co.'S.

"Worth their weight in gold" is
what sellers Liver Pills" are said to be. II
you don II beliovs II, try them.
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II. A. Kratzer is agent for Richard
sOs's Elmin Boots and Shoes, and Carlisle ins
shoes for ladies'.
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Motto frames, with glass, back and
screw-eyes, all complete, for 3S cents, at Jack
sons, one door east Of MosSop's Store.
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The l04th anniversary of American
Independence will occur on Sunday next.
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Mrs. Mary Il. Shaw and W. W. Bolts,
Esq, have been appointed Administrators Of tho
estate Of Arcby II, Shaw, decOastd late Of Law
renee township.
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Buy YoUR MILL Now I'VE are the
proprietors Of a Saw Min, complete in every par
ticular, which we will sell very cheap. For par
ticulars, address Il. q W. d. BIGLER,
mch3, 'S0.tEl CearGeld Penn'a
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PRIMARY ELECTION.

The Democratic Primary Election viii occur
this year on the 18th Of September. 1t will,
therefore, bo 10 order to announce the names Of
candidates on and after the ith day Of August
Our fec for announcing candidates will be as fol.
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Sun Umbrellas, Parasols and Fans
Just received, at 7. A. Fleek Co.'s.
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EOR SALE

The undersigned will sell at private sale all
that tract or parcel Of land situate in Decatur
township, Clearheld county, Pa, within short
distance Of the Tyrone Cleariold r. r., and
adjoining lands Of Robert Hudson and others,
and known as the Jacob d. Gearhart lot. The
said tract containing 60 acres more or less, with
two veins Of valuable coal thereon, has about 80
acres cleared, and is the key to large body Of
coal about being developed. win be sold low and
upon easy terms. For particulars, apply to
DAVID L. RREBS.
Clearheld, Pa, July u, 1870.
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FOR BUILDING.
TO Carpenters and Builders !

TO UUPtHIVTo UHU UUIIUVTo
The Lawrence Township School Board will re-
coive proposals until SATURDAY, the TO- I'll
DAY OF JULY next, for the erection Of a frame
School building, to be located at or near " Hills
dale" in said township. Proposals will be re.
jected after2 o'clock A. NJ, July 10, 1880.
For full particulars, apply to or address
J. L. CONKLIN,
sec'y Of the Board, Clearhold, Pa.
N. B.-The Board will reserve the right to
reject any or all bids. [je23-3t.
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We also have lot of Heebners Level Tread HORSEPOWER
Thresers and Cleaners for and two horses Also Turnbus
Ohio Wagons with Beveed Shoulder Soe which adds fully one
third additional strength to the wheel Also Cortland Platform
Spring Wagons with two and three Seats and Open and Top Bug
ges Please give a call before buying elsewhere.
The above Articles will be Exchanged for Sheep Cattle Good Horses
f. M. C.ARDON g. BRO.
Clearfed Pa, May &c l8SO2m.
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Notice 10 BOndholderS |!

UNHE owners Of CleaIfeld County Jail Bonds
will please take notice that the County Com
missioners have authorized the payment OF the
outstanding Jail Bonds, numbered from 1876 to
PSI, both numbers inclusive, dated January,
1873. The owners Of the said bonds are hereby
required to present them Tor payment at my
Office in the Court House, at Clearfeld, on MON
DAY, the 5TH day Of JULY, 1880, at which
time they will be paid. Interest thereon will
cease after that date PHILIP D0TGS,
Attest; Treasurer.
JouS W. HowE, Comrs Clerk.
Cearield, Pa, June 10, lSsOSt.
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Cloths, cassimeres and tailor's trim.
mings, at II. A. KratIer's. June i6.3t.
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CLEARFIELD Coal TRADE.-State-
ment Of Coal and other freights sent over tho
Tyrone q Clcar6eld Division, Pennsylvania Rail
road, for the week ending June 10Th, 1880, and
the same time last YEAR.
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A GOOD THING.

German Syrup is the special prescrip
ton of Dr.aA. B0schee. Axcslehrated
German Physician. and is acknowledged
to be one Of the ai8st fnftunais disnov-
cries in Medicinss It quickly cares
Coughs. Colds ndall Lung troubles Of
the severast nature, removing. = as 1t
does. the cause OF the affection and
leaving the parts in . strong aud
healthy condition. 1t is not an expag,
mental medicine. but hiss stood the
test OF years, giving satisfaction In
every case, which its rapidly increasing
sale every sesson cbnfrms. Two mil
lion BEETLES sold annually. Beware ei
ausadicinss Of siailsr names, lately in
troduced..s Boeches's German Syrup
was introduced in the Upited States il
1858. and 10 nov sold in every town
and village in the civilized world.
Three doses will relieve any ordinary
cough. Price IS sents.s Sample bottle.
TO cente wa ess
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EAsrOnANos. W., Oct. g. 1877. a
Some three months ago found my
self suffering with Bright's disease. -
Albuminuria in the urine, and in some
hight degree In 8 Ar 5in1tssces A. .
eoagulated state. I suffered from
dropsy. particularly ssoat che ankles,
sliebt pains about the kidpeys. de-
rsn&sment Of digestion. great adry1ess
-of the skin. and st times much thirst
and Of course grade Il failing OF strength.
This was about the sssts xf thioes whom
I .cnmmencsd using the, Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure. took about six
tablespoonful every day for one week.
when | found all my symptoms decid-
eddy improved. xnd at the end OF two
weeks il Was difficult to dstect any
trace Of slbumsp, Having iHsefudrnt-
~ taken cold I bad very eight relapse
some two weeks ago. when l began
again using the mSdj:ins and Am now
- we'll aa ever.
DIV. BAsirsE; p. 1n H7
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B'sn9e D'o''u'i "'' ~ Aisses '@At
,sontn.
Or. Lane VIII prsAA At the ! n G
A Hall at 4 r = today .s
A light sprinkle favored our dusty
town Lest night.
The churches pronli,e 10 b. unusually
full to-day afg -. =
novr town sit,ewslk. mad .id.n;no
M ..vd. u,,o,, ,be,,, 49,. A..
TO-. male Iocomotion slov aud difacul,
Th.s,,a., scho,o, ,,fr,;r;., C.,,..
r.;r-d co.r,.an ,.r;l. HI. ~.
oss s g. - a.. $3.50. 80 t.s
I'a:s .' ,ns :, '' p'' "ui
'sns w. = .s.l1a 9 ~. & p. !.
Tue .owg IT, r.u c'sn.y ..
~. Nrs oan h,;aL .S'.. ILL. -. ~ r. a.
, T !. !, h.S 49, =, e,-h .s.. ~ ~
only xss Ao s''"usn '""s arg pss'y
SURE :" k0' -. -s..w
M 6nrpny' ~ Oiymp'..S Con,
nor OF skagt sod, nrs = a BOYD and
a"s Il. rs4i s .ss;,. ;s ssD0l!es
smonk ne s - sfr've" >" yesterday
"orh'Hss psps.'a~ iasss ss
The Portland Sentinsl has resolved
S,0z.D' through the yi hands q Te,s"cs
o'brsen; ~. o. White rlssr: Aisg
county: washington Ierntsry. ior the
f"rneli resHea iand OF AseaAnds sse@ a'7s
The excussisn from Pssfland 10 Vie
toris, three weeks hence, will cost adult
goers el5 for the round trip, which
will require Eve days timS. W Q Pro
there ha. the matter ~ hsnd 10 Port
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THE OREGON KIDNEY rHxf-l


Read the following mouiala bot
from persons 5000 Gilesr way. whom
no one knows. but frotn we'll known
and Trustworthy citizens Of Oregon.
whose names. written with their own
hands, can be SEN at our Office
PORTLAND. Oregon, Jan..12. 1850.
Having severe backachs last summer,
/ tried the OREGON KIDNEY TEA.
used ono can. which effected . radical
cure. ! would recommend it to. all
who are afflicted as an unfAiling srem-
'edy. JULIUS AcH.
PORTLAND. OSn.. March 20, 1880.
p Havisg suffersa ler years s~ith pains
in.my back. Elsied the ORs0o1 KIDeN
TEA. aud found immediate relief and 3
permanent cure. 1 heartily rscommsnd
it 10 oil afflicted is like mannsr.
w 49, MRs,4L Conn. !
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TIE BALL AND BAr-Ths game
yesterday was quite animated, and
-sswe good playing va done BY beth
ridss purfng the SltArnnon the
sroands tevs via;ssA 81 naay lsdies
and gestIsmss, Mo- nsanifestsd much
interest in tie port.s Fora time svery-
thing seemed TO favor The University
boys. vho played during the first i've
innings with ceolness and care. leading
their opponents by . handsome score;
but one or two mispisys. near the Close
81 tie game. bad tendency to frus-
frate ono or two III the principal play.
ers, and the result was thereby mater
isiiy changed. The longer the down
town nine playe the more accustomed
they brcsme 70 each other. and this
strengthened their chances very ma
fatally. finally resulting in victory
f.r them. as the following score viii
show:
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The Fanny Lake 6 much He'd about
.sers. Tbs items following are speci.
meas Of . score or nors nov going the
round. Of the coast press:
The steamer Fanny Lake. report ed
sunk in the Sksgit river last week. wss
rsissd aud taken 10 Seattle on Tursdsy
Last. where she will undergo thorough
sspairs, - Nail.
Another hull for the maehinery Of
the wrecked Fanny Lake will be built
ut Bclltown at once. with the express
design of handling screws for trans.
post.tiYn Of material Tor the barrel
factory. u Pet. lc
Tie Fanny Lske, wrecked few days
since. was not lost, q. the mouth at the
C0fumbiA. but at the mouth of the
6kagit. Hew the placid waters there
al,euts could do such deed Of whence
Z jne II she unexplained my stsries. :
u n F,fsz ssas4
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DANGERoUs PLAYTHIN0s.-An the
little folks have the archery snanis. out
10 the country especially. and many
accidents have been the result 10 care
less aud inexperienced hands Out at
Forest Grove 10 living at w Nolan .
farm q lady named Keran. who has .
little boy ABOUT four years old. Last
week the little fellow was out with bis
playmates. when one Of them shot an
arrow clear through the hoy g ear. in.
fiictinz painful wound. This week.
while Mrs Keran.wa out in the yard.
one of Nolsa's boys was shooting his
bow and arrow. when one Of the arrows
struck ber tub in the right eye, de-
stroying the sight forever. Mrs Ksran'a
father and mother reside IN WashiDg-
ton coasty. and shs 10 young woman.
about "a years Of age. Ut very prspos-
sessing appearance. and before this
accident had beautiful dark eyes -
Portland Bee, ~ 'aea'
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PIoNIcs. Some Hvs or six different
parties Of young people celebrated
May Day in the good old basket picnic
style yesterday. At the various beautiful
grounds ON the banks Of Lake Unien
and along the shores OF th9 7SodA6
Miss Lulu Russell. With her scholsts.
and Miss Jennie Tanner. with her
sunday School class comprised one
party; = number Of girls. Of the EpiA
copsls euudAy 6ohool Nhp bhPyed
ths,nselvsp ! Ar. D4tb sutifSl
eroands on Lake Union. anckhsr; and
besides these there were several other
groupss Of pleasure seekers neer the
barrel factory. aud out toward Mr.
Lawton's.
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CevELAxD. ISLAND County. w. T. !
- April 10sh. 1850.

CevELAKD. ISLAND County. w. T.
April 10sh. 1880.
ED. lMrRLLIoEHCRR:-I SO several
rsporss in the Sound papers rs.arding
she dissppesrsuce q . Mr. Wslliasten.
assistant keeper Of the Hmith'e Island
Light Il M parties 10 ssNrch he'd
came - thb tslsnd (h.s placs II embark
ation) soms lisht % the sahjsct eoaid
hass beea obtained. On Sunday, the
lIth, 40 left The ialAnd q Mr. George
Iibby's farm. where HE boat was
beachsd, for the Light. This wss
abeus 10 An. At about u o'clock Mr
Llbby vas q ne place Of Mr.
Jaynes, about one half mile from the
landine. and hs and 1r Jsynes sav
The Loot under sail. about mile from
shnss. All at oucs her saIt disappsared.
Their then go him either in The brat
a. "a the bottom. whsn Mr. Libby pro-
ceedsd 70 hisD hosss tosa spy glass =
~ ! hs<ter view. He wsns - the
Sind. bat could - nothing more. The
next heard IN rslaaion to the mattsr was
that ~ boat Md bsen picked up IN
San ynaa Island b. Hr Ingett. and The
Wolcoss had been for several days
eyuiuiue sssund ~ Light appAsentiy
In eoasch. Yours Responsibility.
A. w. AkN0LD.
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REMOVED. Mr. LIS Mcclure, agent

REMOVED. Mr. L 8 Mcclure. agent
for the Travellers Life and Accident
Insurance Company. Of Hartford, Con-
nscticut. has removed his Office TO the
rooms recently occupied by 8 r
CeomLs Aad others il the Piper build
ing. where he will hereafter be found
during business hours. prepared 30 do
anything in the insurance line in .
prompt. .fficieut aud satisfactory man
ner. ~
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RzcxIyED AT rHg UxIvkssrrr.--

REcEIyED AT TIKI UxIvKksTrY.--
Tie Territorial UDivsrsity is under OBJ
ligst,nns to Mrs. ELLEN n. Pfe,fsr for
the following: Back bone aud jaws Of
: shark; upper jaw bone of porpoise.
caught by Capt. Gilman, OF tbs bark
entine Katie Flickingsr flying fish ;
also the wings OF another that WAS l8
inches long; ssveral fne shells from
Anonds Island also . besutiful clam
she'll from japan eye stones found
near F"ochow. China: japanese spoon;
Anonda fan, plated from single stalk
dressed bark Of bread fruit tree. used
by the natives for Rirdles. from Fataka
Island.
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No.rn.as pAcIrIc RoLLlxo Stock.

NoxrHERa PACIFIC ROLLING Stock.
The Bsldvis Works Of Philadelphis
ere building eighteen locomotive engines
fcr Il 6 Northern Pacific Company. Tho
Hank ~ s. Barker CSs Works. ~ Mich.
lynn s'i.y. Indiana. are putting mp three
Euad ed bax cars for The same concern.
and the Barney 3 smith Manufacturing
Co Of Dayton. Ohio. two pxrlor and
zig passenger cars for that Company.
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Brown,s Hersehold Pepare..-
l. the most s6oaive 9ftin n&str:iysri id
the world Will most surely quicken
the blood whether taken ipG5rnally OF
applied externally, and t6erby more
certainly R1xaEy1xAfH. whether shroos
10 or Acutas thsu sny other paia ale -.
ator. snd,sie IL SsfrAntsd docbls ths
strength Of any simj5As peepaeafion4
il cures paiu ir the Side, Baokor B0Ns
eis. 6orS Throat. heunaeise. Iootk-
aehs. .aad ALI AOllx6, end = III 0pont
Rsliesw 81 Rdia. sD9ownb Uouoxx
PAxAcEA" shouId II IL ayety family.
A teasponofcl a Ne .3aaAcss il . tnn-
bier of h6t watsr (sweetensd. if pr.
fsrrsd.] taksn 81 bodlies. will SRxAx
Up A COLD. 81 esotg . bottle. 2 s,as.
AZ 49, : x.~aaf. -.
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UNIVERSITY.
CITY.

Gee ID Snsw acted - umpire. With q
marked degree Of aatisf crioo % both
sides. The poorest playing yesterday
was the reckless manner IN which the
bal! yes thrown around to the basss.
bur this . . defect that prsotise and
study will remedy.
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ExLARoIxo.-Ms g r Btone has
found it necessary 70 take. out The par
tition that divided his place Of bust
ness. snd extend the store the fall
length 0f the building. The buildsn9s
in the rear OF the Sslesroon ARE nov
used ~ warehouse. ID which tbs sur
plus gosds are stored. Mr. Stcos keeps
= neat store. we'll supplied With ths best
articles in the esocssy aad provision
lire and Il uloeting With success,
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Trinity CHuncH-Fifth Sunday AFTER
Easter. Cslebsasioa ,of the Hely Con-
manion st II Az. Sunday School q
1SH o'clock. Sermon. prayer. &C.. ct
TX Pm. All are cordially invited.
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UHwELL -Owing 70 his illness Of
the past two veeks, froa which h has
not sufficiently recovered. Rev Nr Ds-
mon will b. unable 10 al his regular
appoiutEsst q Port Blaksly tod.y.
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y PREssrTEnIAH CHuRcH. DIR. LAns,
Of Port Gamble. will preach toisy q
tfprlock- Sunday. School aud Young
Pscpls's Meeting . the psuai bnsrs. :. !.
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~ NV YORK CI1Y, Jou0 I0s I65Ss
II. h. Warner q Co., Rsek~tF. " r;
-0RxxxrpuxsJI hps1 11Mffy 90
M wife has besn using Wasner's Hats
Kidnsy an; Ifr efrs, NM
Disease. aad she issud& aAtisSay t6bts1
cred. Whsn ill phyyipigns' remsdiss
failed, 49, uas innncsd % tsy yEae
remedy. and recslvsd 6eas1sial rssnlts
from the, ,Asyt / bottle, AfferF taxing
four bottles she vas entirely cured.
Yosrs truly.
RoDERr v. FIT1oxlALn s
, 1880-11-14
AEIER The BAKERS,

10 the Edittr o. The CAtcago Tribune.
CHICAGO, Nov. l3.-Wiii you please publish
this in your Sunday puper and do n great good
to the public at large? am constant reader
Of your paper, and see that some Of my
brother nilkmcn have been hauled up once
more tor their sleixht- of hand work. I must
now confess that Mayor Harrison and bis Couns n,e
eli arc just in DUNG SO, for am ashamed myself
Of tho aduIteralon Of milk in Chicago.
But On the other hand. think that Mayor
Harrison and his Council overlook soma other
business that il as bad, If not worse. It IN the
milk business in defrAutlng the public OF IN tnelr
bread consumer I buy all the bread that m NJ my
famijy use, and I have tried almost all the
bakers on State street, and some Of them on
Archer avenue, aud have weighed their bread,
md / find light bread all over. Some OF them
are selling bread weighing fourteen ounces for
six and seven cents And others are making
what they call the tive-cent bread from twelve
~ fourteen ounces in weight, when they know
thar there is a law that they must nave their
bread one pound. Now. would like to ask
Mayor Harrison and his Council If there Is such
a law to compel bakers to stop what would
cali swfndlln9 the public out Of their rights? II
fr,,ly. }. 4.
, 1880-11-14
Louisiana Sugar.

The promise Of large crop OF sugar IN LOU
isiana Is excellent Competent authority esti-
mates the present yield ut 2s5,G0o hogsheads,
against about 10000 last year, and 2l3,ooo the
wear before. The work OF harvesting ts pro-
crossing favorably, and If the weather holds fine
until 1t is finished the product will be OF excel
lent quality. 1t is to be hoped that the large
induce the owners to make greater efforts to-
ward the honest discharge Of their State and
municipal Indebtedness It Is shame that one
of HE richest States in natural resources fn the
civilized world should have the lowest credit.
Good crops and good prices should have stim-
ulattng effect on tho conscicnces OF tho tax
payers of Louisiana.
, 1880-11-14

Wfnchester,s 1Iypophosphltea
will cure consumption. coughs. weak lungs.
bronchitis, and general debility Established
txenty-pne years
, 1880-11-14

Thousands die annually from some form OF
kidney disease that might have been prevented
by 4 timely use Of Hop Bitters.
, 1880-11-14
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