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Died FROM DIsAPPOINTMKNT.-Aftert the fun
eral or Daniel Sickles Hyde, In Williamsburg
Yesterday. the heirs OF the Hyde estate. Of
whom ne was one and Of whom more than one
hundred were present, held an impromptu
meeting: This estate, 1t will be remembered, is
one LETT BY man named Hyde, who died some
one hundred and fifty or two hundred years ago
In England: The property passed as trust
estate Into the possession OF the Bank OF Eng
land, ana the accumulations of interest are now
supposed to have swollen the original amount
to 81, Coz. 600. Daniel Sickles Hyde was the son
or John Hyde, famous StandhOlder In the old
Fly Market. The father was among he first to
put In motion plan 70 get the money. and
since then the Hyde heirs have become so abun-
dant. that II S.0.OO0. zoe were divided among
them 1n equal parts there would not be kl5, 900
for each person. The deceased member was one
whose link OF relationship to the man who left
The fortune was such that he claimed about
goo; but when, q few months ago, he
learned that an act of Parliament had bSen
passed by which all unclaimed trust estates
held IN the Bank Of England for certain time
should pass into the Royal ExcheQuer on the
3lst OF December, 1Ss0, he gave up hope. After
that his health failed rapidly and be died on
saturday, aged eighty three. Ills disappoint-
ment at not entering into possession OF his for
tune Is credited with fastening his death.-N.
y. Herald, 18th.
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An INTERESTING.


Oh tie Merits nnd Effects Of Celery
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A SERIOUS CHARGE Not SUsTAINRD.-Monda
set apart for the examination by the committees
apr olnted by Presiding Elder Martindale, OF
the Delaware Conference NJ. E. Church, OF the
charge OF seduction made by Cora Anderson
son nor bis wife, bis daughter Cora. her cow
sci. nor single witness appeared to sustain the
charge, and IN consequence the presiding elder
as the conference Is concerned. There Is sttl
hanging over Mr.. Foreman criminal suit,
begun by the father OF the girl Cora, which, OF
course, is not affected by this action OF the com
mitteeof Investigation.
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+ oUIsIANA STATE LOTTERY.

T 0UISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
TAKE NOTICE!
AL correspondence should be with NJ. A
Dauphin as below. In all cases the TICKETS
themselves are sent, and nsrer circulars Offering
certificates or anything else instead Any one pro-
posing to offer anything else by circular or other.
WISE on his own behalf or that of the Company. 10
q s,cindLer.
A Splendid Opportunity
TO WIN FORTUNE.
SECOND GRAND DISTRIBUTION. CLASS B.
AT NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY
6TH, 1881,
10th MONTHLY DRAWING.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
Tbs ds a By
IN 1855 tSe tsa
81 rsse 1sR T.
Been M ny IN he
adopted pecsmSer 3D. 4. B. 1915 with s capital q
nd O. 900 ts M6iG6 It has since added reserve
IION VIII take place monthly on the second Tues
1t Nerer Scales or Postpones.
Look at the following distribution:
CAPITAL PRIZE. $50. 600.
100. 600 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH.
HALF TICKETS. ONE DOLLAR.
LIST OF PRIZES. e.,
GGa aptn P1szs. y. oS9
FAzss q -. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s:SSS
8 Prizes Of observation-disclosures. 5000
80 g Rr4zs: Ct i 9SSs:: 1883 1888
q R s RE4 s: & SSSS:: 5ss
APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
Approximation Prizes Of 8300...... o., TOO
Approximation Prizes Of 200..... 1900
Approximation Prizes Of 100...... 900
LIST Prizes. amounting to. ........... Sll0, 400
Responsible corresponding AGENTS wanted at all
For further information. write clearly, giving
fun address. Send orders by express or Kegistered
NJ. A. DAUPHN,
New Orleans La.
No. $40 Broadway. New York.
Or ]. r. HORBACH,
6O5 18th ct. n.w.. Washing on, DC.
YAH our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are
r. BEHUREGARD and JUBAI 4. EAKL 1Sn' isii
GREAT BARGAINS.
About so pairs woMENs AROT1Os. sizes 8. 81
and 4, for 81 per pair:
Meas Self acting ALASKAS. Wool-lned, reduced
Mems RUBBERs. &C., !; Women,s. 40c !: Miss
and =, ys, 3sc. Mems and Boys RUBBER BOOTS
1914 and 1916 Pennsylvania avenue,
Janis j. w. SELBY.
GPECIAL NOTICE.
We call the SPECIAL ATTENTION Of purchasers 10
new assortment Of very elegant
SMYRNA.
TURKEY,
GHIORDES and
- DAaHESTAN
RUGS AND CARPETS,
From srlAll-size Mats to extra Large Carpets.
These are very elegant goods and win be sold at
VERY LOW PRICES. Also, . full line of WILL.
TON. ADMINISTER and other CARPETS.
HOOE, BWO. 4 CO.,
noy2o 1895 r street northwest.
ID II, SPABBOVV,
ATTORNEY
tsn4.lms 40S 9Th st. northwest.
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NOTICE.-Thousands Of WATCHES have been
IN kept in order by me during the last thirty
years. They are as perfect today a. when manu-.
featured. Wen made Watches vii. with care, Ia. /
Indefinitely II attended to by an experienced per-
son. N. JENSEN. V18 peunsylvsnia sVe, ansS
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the vote for the Senatorship was being taken
when Senator Woodin's name was called he
asked to be excused from voting, and said: 'sMy
attention has been called to paragraph 10 the
made by distinguished Senator who presided
over he democratic caucus In this city last
evening He then read an extract from the
commented with some asperity, and then
warmly eulogized Mr.. Plat. He said the public
are to be congratulated, not so much on the
TACT that he has never apolOgfzed for being q
one OF exceptional purity, and his public career
absolutely without spot Or blemtsh. After the
eulOgy, Senator WOOdin withdrew his excuse
and voted for Mr.. Platt.
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DIES: PILES: PILEs,!.-A SURE
sUFFER.--A, sure cure for the Blind, Bleeding.
itching and liberated Piles has been discovered by
liams' Indian Ointment. A single box has cured
the worst chronic cases Of % and 80 years stand
ing this wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions.
good. Williams Ointment absorbs the tnnor an
allays the intense itching. particularly at night
after getting warm ia bed acts as poultice; gives
Pies itching Of the private parts and nothing else.
Req what the Hon. J "A; Cofinbsrry, Of Cleve-
ment. have used scores of Pile cures, and it az
fords me pleasure to say that have never found
anything which gave such immediate and perma-
nent relief as DR.. Williams Indian Pile Ointment.
For sale BY al druggists. or maned on receipt of
o. sTOIT CROMWELL. Wholesale Agents.
49, Pennsylvania ave. iSn10-eo
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nR. CHARLES III. BOWEN has removed
~ to 332 Indiana avenue. opposite City Han
Calls responded to from Jas q. Stones Drug
Store. 7th and L, and Ber.in's Drug store, 60l
Massachusetts, avenue. 3apl0-1m
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lust RECEIVED
NEW YORK BUCKWHEAT-fne
NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES-Golden.
MINCE MEAT-Nice.
MQUNTAiN and brook TRoUT-Delicious.
SARDINES In Mustard and Tomstoes-Magni-
fcent. -
MORAVIAN PRETZKLS-Orispy.
BOSTON BAKED BEANS-pstent Picked.
b. w. REEDS SONS.
importers and Dealers in Table Luxures, Staple
and Fancy Groceries,
janis l2l8 r street northwest,
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E0R THE PARTY SEASON

rHR. RUPERT,
Nos. 4O3 and 4O5 9TH st. NV.
RARE ATTRACTIONS
OF NEW NOVELTIES IN
FANCY WORSTED WORK
Of New Designs for Embroidery on Linen, NAM
moth and Felt Cloth.
full line Of Worsted (hand-knitted) Goods,
satin and Velvet, Ohild's Bonnets. Embroidered
Cloaks, al sizes, and general Outfit for Children
Germantown and Zephyr Worsted, German Yarn,
all coors, and all kinds OF Embroidered Material on
hand at the Lowest Market Price dec4-tr
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

FLORIDA ORANGES,
FRESH TOMATOES, CAPONs FROM PHILA.
DELPHIA.
Also, PHILADELPHIA CHICKEN AND TUR-
KEYS.
EXTRA ROAST BEEF, CANVASB-BAOK,R RED
HEAD, QUAIL, GROUSE, ETC,
AT THE
PALACE MABKET.
Cor. l4th and New York ave.
FRANK Js TlBBETS. 3an17
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John Is. KELLY,
u DEALER IN FIRST CLAss
BEEF, LAMB, VEAL, MUTTON, 30.
CORNED BEEF A SPECIALITY.
Stalls 628, 629, and $50 Center Market 9Th street
wing, and 206 and 206 Northern Liberty Market; OF
address Box II, City Post Office.
Marketing delivered free Of charge to all parts Of
the city. dec1S-1y
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eE THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
Roned on account Of the weather until TIL YRS
CAY, JANUAKY 10Th, same hour and place By
ORDER OF the trustee. tan12.dta
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STEAMERS, &c.

VrHF STEAMER RROWSNITI!
Will Iea,r Pot mac Ferry Co. Wharf, foot of
T:h street, at 'clCck a. IN, every
SUNDAY. TUESDAY AND THURSDAY,
Fnr al the POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS as far
"a Leonardo wn and Nomini returning Mon DAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY.
Fare and r. iEht at lowest rates.
fanl9 f. J. STONE, Pursar.
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rUNARD LIN
" NOTICE
LANE ROUTE.
The CuNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN
TIED.
Between New York and Liverpool. Call
ing AT Cork HarpOr,
FROM FER 40. N. h., NEW YORK.
Batavia. Wed. ~ Jan Eothnia. Wed , is Feb.
oisllla ed, 26 Jan Batavia. We'd. % Feb.
At-as.......-.N We'd 2 Feb GaIa -. we'd. 2 Mar
PaTth s.. Wed, Feb Scythia- =. We'd Ma:
Aad every Wednesday from New York.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
sc, $50, 500, acc riding to accommodations.
Tickets ~ Paris. SIS additional.
Return tickets on favorable terms
Steeraae at very low rates. Sfeerage tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown. and all other parts Of
Europe, ST Il West rates
Through ts Of laden given for Belfast. Glas-
gov, Hsvre, Antwerp and other ports on the Con-
tinent, and for Mediterranean ports.
For freisht and passage apply at the Company s
cabin to OTIS BIGELOW i co COS 7th street,
Washington, ID. O
ianlS VERNON b. BROWN & co n. Y.
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IL PARIS KID GLOVES
REDUCED 2bC. PER PAIR.
2-Button, 81 so.
8-Button. 81. 75:
4-Button, o.. 90.
, GENUINE MONOGRAM KID GLOVES.
3-Button, $1.OO,
A-Button, 81. Is.
6-Button, 81. 30.
j. p. PALMER,
IMPORTER AND DESIGNER OF
FASHIONS IN MILLINERY,
decl3 No HOY f 1t.
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LADIES GOODS.


HNEXAnPLED INDUCEME0T0.
Prior to taking stock We propose to Riye our Gus.
toners an opportunity to save fully 70 per cent On
the 6alsnse Of our attractive stock Of
FEATHERS,
And FANCY GOODS Of al Kinds.
HATS and BONNETs at less than wholesale prices.
special lot of KID GLOW 3 ct 8 great barsaiu.
Mrs. NJ. j. HUNT,
Janis Nos. 811 and 893 ID street N W.
NJ ADAAE l.. p. JEANNERET, OF Bsltf-
N1 more, has arrived II W ash gton with hand
some assortment Of BONNETS and BOUND HATS,
carefully selected by herself from the leading
Houses Of Paris Dan be found at her parlors No
1927 street. opposite Ebbitt House. jan7=2m
Len THE PATTY SEASON
Evening and Reception BONNETS
Fine FRENCH FLOWERS.
LACE and BEADED NETS for Overdresses.
All the neH est styles in LACE, SASH RIBBONS
And fine line Of NEW DRESS TRIMMINGS.
At NJ. WILLIAMS,
Jams = Cite Trsvise. Paris, 8O5 Pa.avs.
MINE Won BRANDS,
MI FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKER
0l3 Pennsylvania Avenue,
Formerly R R4r . LoTd a. Ts'lors, NJ and VIM
DRESSES, SUITS CiOAKs, Etc, made in gu
perior style at short notice. Quitting and Basting.
Perfect fit guaranteed jsn4-lm
CHR. RUPERT,
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tETHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, on
account of the weather until TUESDAY, JANUARY
18th, 1881, at sane hour and place.
jams HARVEY L. PAGE, Trustee.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD-STEAMsHI
IN LINE BETWEEN new YORK, HAyRE. LONDON,
SOUIHANfFTON AND BREMEN.
The stesmers Of this Company will sail every Sat-
urGay from Bremen Pier foot of Sd street, HOboken
Patcs of passase Prom New York to Hsvre. Lon
don. southar pton and bremen. first cabin, $50:
second easin $50 sfeerase $50; prepaid steasate
DELRICHS 4 Co. Bowling Green. New York,
" g: MEiZEROTT CO., @2e Pa, Ave, agentt..
Tor Washington. ierI9
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THE WEEKLY STAR.-This Is q double or
eight-page sheet, coptalHing nfty-slx columns
Of fresh News, Literary and Agricultural matter
every week. and is pronounced by competent
Judges enc OF THE CHEAPEST AND BEST
WEEKLY PAPERS IN TEE UNITED STATES
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-11-10
BETTER THAN GOLD.
The Best Throat and Lung Medicine OF The
AGE is MarSh'S Golden BdlSam.

"Not one of the thousands who have
used MARsH's GoLDEN BALsAM in this
city, has ever made 4 complaint that 1t
did not do all claimed for it.-LKansas
City Times.
"Your GOLDEN BALsAm is decidedly
the best Throat and Lung medicine o
the age. 1t has cured me OF bronchia
affection and chronic cough after al
other remedies failed" +. ]. Walker,
Denver, Col.
"Nly friends and the Doctors said
had Consumption, | used Cod Liver
OIL and various remedies without deriv
ing any benefit. Your GoLpN BAL'AM
has cured me. prize your medicine
very highly. 1t is better than gold."-
II. l.. Thomas, Dallas, Texas.
MARsu's GOLDEN BALsAM is for sale
by Vincent s. Thornton, druggists, and
by prominent dealers everywhere. Large
bottle so cents and $I.oo. Don't fail tc
try it.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-11-10
GpDid Rjr0r items,

GRAND RIVER, Mo-, Nov. :, 1851.
Prospect, good tor rain.
Ben Duncan is going to Idaho.
Nathan &. Silycy talks Of going to St
Loui,.
Apples are about all garncred IN store.
Some repairing OF fence is being done,
An infant child OF Mr.. Shater died,
Thursday.
Mr.. II. Wheeler is erecting a cattle
barn.
j. II. Toppass went to ChilIlcothe, Sat:
urday.
Quite a number OF the farmers hay c
finished gathering corn.
Jelf Shack,ett lett for Kentucky a
short time since.
!. b. Wheeler contempl,:es locating
at Bedford in the near future.
j G. Cash will remove, this week, to a
farm in Fairview township.
Two or three families from Kentucky
have recently arrived in this ncighbor,
hood.
Hunters are numerous on the river and
the poor duck indeth not where to rest
The sole OF her foot
Ben Dowell, an ey-Turkey Bendite,
who ha, been living near Spring Hill has
returned tn this uriahbgrhDlI I'm remain
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-11-10
WHEELTNG ITEMS.

WEEELtNd, Mo-, November !, 1851.
EDITOR CRlsIs:-I am very much lleasei
with your paper; in reading ii find livery in
tcrcstng and good GIecuback paper.
Weather very pleasant Lords DAY.
The Nercaauts very busy IN Wheeling.
MIR. flowers shipped on saturday the 9Th, two
carloads Of hogs and one Of cattle,
The sunday school at Wheelin! gave another
concert on the night OF tie 9TH, for the purpose
Of paying the back debt on their organ, and the
receipts were $3.50, which pays the debt and
leaves balance to be used for the fitting up o
tic church. May God bless themln their good
work.
Mrs. Warren is lying at the point of death,
Doctor Sybert has moved his oai,e from
Mciiee's to the hotel on the corner, whe c hi
will always be found, ready 10 wait ON the tic"
Please don't FORGET the place, east of Forester
& Wigley's store.
Mr., Charley Mead, yonr worthy citizen has
completed his house anl. is now rcatyto move
in. Jas. L. Smith ofthls burg did the plasteune
You Know.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-11-10

DAVIS, No, Nov :, 1851,
EDITOR CmsIs; Pardon our some
what proractcd silence, We are still
here, and don't YOU forget it, Not much
news to record this time, excepting the
fact that our little village is the best the
west affords, as atte,ted by the return OF
those who leave, Among those who re-
turned within the Inst three weeks are,
DR.. Barker and family, Frank Click and
family, c. Il. Reed and wife.
Mr. David J, Thomas sold, to day, his
personal property at auction. Property
sold we'll. Mrs. Thomas will soon so on
visit to Ohio, to see her aged parents
Mrs. Jones will sell her household anc
kitchen furniture to the highest bidder,
on Saturday, November l.. She intends
to 90 to Ohio, to her friends and rclI
tives there
Uncle David Lewis sold his farm ont
day last week, to Mr.. David Williams
Consideration $40 per acre.
Last week, l.. ], Stagner bought oI
Squire Kincaid, eighty acres, tor $t,5oo
DR., Barker i, improving his dwelling,
on Nain street, with view to occupy
ing it in the tutIrc,
Our friend, Jay Drake, has moved t
Fulton, this State. Jay is good fellow
We regret to lose him.
On Sunday might last, about
o'clock, Mrs. Wiley Elliott breathed he
last, after about one week OF sickness
with black erysiprlas, She was burie
at the Collar graveyard. Rev. Rec
preached at the house and oiiiciated a
the grave. Yours truly,
/ EIDI,
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-11-10
BugrlpS ! Epgglasll buggleS VI

To meet competition in cheap bug
gies, we have been compelled to put in
stock an open buggy and top buggy,
which we can sell lower than the LOWEST,
and we will guarantee them to be as good
as any cheap buggy made. Call and see
before buying. We keep on hand fine
assortment of buggics, spring wagons of
OUR owN make that cannot be eAcelled in
finish or quality by any body, and at
prices that dety competition.
Call and see us, your own carriage
manufacturers, before sending your mo-
ney away aud being swindIcd in the bar
gain. 44tf STAFFORD PRINGLE.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-11-10

| Illus Maupin, who is in the employ OF VI.
Conway, OF this city, hearing of the sad
occurrence went down there to ascertain
the truth of the matter. When at Bruins
wick on his return, the sheriff OF Chart
ton county arrested him, thinking he
was the supposed murderer, as he an
swered the description fully. Maupin's
mother, brother and sister-in-law, who
live near Keylesvlle, were summoned
who identified him. The sheriff, When
satisfied he had the wrong man, let
Maupin go.
The Climax Comedy Company
have played three nights at the City
Hall, in this city, commencing with
Monday night. The first night the
weather was so lnclemcnt the audi
ence was rather small, but on Tues
day Wednesday nights the houses
were very fair. The play last night,
Chimney Corner" we think, was
the best they have yet presented.
Edwin Barbour as "Peter Probity"
cant be beat, and he was very well
supported. Tonight, they will pre-
sent the celebrated comedy, Files in
the Web" lfyou want to enjoy
yourself 90 to the hall to night.
To every new subscriber to .he CRISIS
who pays one year in advance, and to ev-
1 cry old subscriber who will pay arrears,
ii any, and Que year in advance, we will
give large portrait (ro by y inches OF
the lamcnled Garfield. This ,ithograPh-
ic picture /, taken from a photograph
which the President pronounced as the
best he ever had taken. With each pic
ture we will give a fac slmile OF a letter
written by Garfield. We never have Of
tered any club rates, and hitherto have
offered no premiums to individual sub
scribcrs, bat knowing that our Subscrib-
ers would appreciate this picture, we
give them this opportunity to get it.
FREE. This offer will be good as long
,-...,..i.,;.,. u.;.a,,i.,
l''''o'' '''''
bethany broa"'AA' a lew Gays
ago our Ola Iriehu lehry benhc u pre-
seht'd Us WIN law DOCK containing
the laws anu customs OF England upon
travelling anu transportation lhe IA"
OF the road On opening we hnd That
the BOOK was printed ny T. Nutt ana N'
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-11-10
LOC.iL BITS.
County court is In session.

County court is In session.
Use Brycc's Kidney and Liver Pills
MIR. Bert Wilson is sick with fe q.
vor.
For clthartic, use Boyce's Kidney
and Liver Pills. 3.tf
Mr.. Ed. Mckee, OF Macon, was in
the city, Sunday.
johnnie Sisson, Of Brookleld, was
in the city, Sunday.
Go and see the Climax Comedy
Company, tonight.
II he old Foundry is in full blast again
All kinds of casting done. 37tf
Miss Nette Vosburg returned to
Kansas City, Friday.
Mr.. Ed. Purdin left, Saturday night,
for Denver, Colorado.
. -Try Boy ces Kidney ana Liver Pills
Mr.. Nalh Swctland left for his home
in Fay cite, Monday night.
A protractcd meeting is in progress
at the First NJ. +, Church, in this city.
MIR. ". F. McGec and family, of
thi, county, left, Tuesday, for Caliror
D'a'
-J.l. James, Esq, OF DawH' was in
the city Monday, and paid Us a pleasant
call
Mrs. / ~ Bearce and daughters
spent last sunday with relatives III Ii"
o'e"c'
Nails and renee wire a! B't'om
Prices, ut u HouX " Co,
I2.2" Bedford. Mo.
Tho renairs on the Bedford
' bride 80 far have cost between $50,
and $500.
Ed. Burgy has secured the services
OF another barber, Stery Stream, OF sion.
roe city, Mo.
Frank Gi.h, Esq OF Wheeling, wa,
in tne c;ty. Yesterday, and paid US q
pleasant visit,
II YOU are sick or have headache o.
Constiva,ed. use Boyce's Kidney IN,
Liver Pill. If
Hogs in Chicago, Tuesday were weak
Mixed pocki7u s5,6om sO.o5; choic,
heavy So ,o@$6.7o.
Further Gr,enJacE galns-Mr. I. r
Mills. of 81, diciue to yps,,ip, IS tn. hlp-
py father Of new hoy.
Mrs. McIIwroth and douph,er, Mis-
Mollie, left, Thur.d,y nisht, for Stur
geon, their future home.
Miss Lizzie KlmMl,, who has beer
very low with typhoid fever is, we ar
glad to learn, improving.
Mrs. S. B. Miller, OF Paris, Mo .,wh
mas been visiting her sister, Mrs. Saci
left tor her home, Thursday.
Mrs. Bradley, grandmother OF Mar
tin Grill, is quite ill with fever. III
CIl's wife is also quite sick.
MIR, WIN. C. Wright, who has beel
wrestling with a severe spell OF typhoi
fever, is again abe to be out.
j., Mr.. Henry Fleeman, VINO is workin
in Kansas CITY, came down, Thursda,
on a short visit to his family.
Miss Kate Fitzpatrick went up t
Iomesport, Saturday. on visit TO he
sistef Miss Ethel Fitzpatrick,
Some "slicku scoundreI rohhed tn
cash drawer at the Wabash depot la.
Thursday. lie got about 500.
Mrs C,ol ana soo T. cool
Cranoo th,s Sta,o o,r;,od horo u,
week, on visit to Mrs. Slack.
Mr. 7 Nc yanus and wife
Co,c,r,ior The s,,,. orr;,od il, III
city this week, on a short visit.
po,, W. n po,,o, ,,os irs,ol,s
,,., rLnr.,,a.. .non;n, os ,,s,or of u,
PRESBYTERIAN Church in this city.
-Your Oil saving machine is 20,
s,r fyo or tcn wears n vou have Bea
repair II. Over Kase's grocery. II
Winnie Kimmis ot F,rmersviu
oomo dowu Snndav T., sea- h;s siste
\ Misc T;7,ic who bos h.sn orite III
Mrs Henry Rasse,t and NTH, so
Of Chicoco arc in ,be c,tv. visiting NJ,
p.sse,,,s sister Mrs. NJ II whey
;, .-, 80
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FLOUR! ! FLOUR!!

The best -four made is the Hannibal
Eagle Mills. We have just received one
car load of it and will sell 1t au our ele-
vator by the sack, barrel OF wagon load.
Try 1t and have good bread.
Gao. I. RAY & Go.
October 20, 1881. o-n
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