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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-04-08
Easter cards at CLARK =
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

y Regular meeting of the Town Council for
april was held on Wednesday evening All
fihe members present as follows; President, G-
+ "A. Herring; members, Messrs IIassert Lock-
Bard, Rabb, Hartman, Neal and Correll, Min.
ues of the last meeting read and approved.
4 Mr. Vale, representative Of the Eureka hose
factory, apr cared before the council and cx
zplained the merits of his hose. This gentleman
scame at the suggestion Of the Secretary, as the
council had been requested to purchase hose
sfor the Winona Fire company. On motion the
Amatter was postponed until next meeting
The salary of the Secretary was fixed the
3sams as last year. $3.50. j. X. Groz was
unanimously elected Secretary. Mr.. Rabb
moved that the salary of Treasurer be fixed at
tone per cent Mr.. Neal moved TO amend by
Fixing it at two per cent. The vote was taken
ION the amendmelt and it wa' lost. 1t WAS
fthen fixed at one per cent. +. p. Hillmeyer
sind William Christmau were nominated for
Treasurer. The vote resulted as follows. Cor
drel Hassert, Lockard and Rabb voted for
Christman; Neal and Hartman for Blllmeyer
a The salary of Solicitor vas fixed at $50 year,
Mr.. Neal nominated c. G.. Birkley, Mr.,
Rabb nominated J. b. Robson, Mr.. lIassert
nominated ii. i. Smith. The vote was as fol-
lows No election on FIRST ballot On second
ballot Mr. BArkley was elected. 1t was moved
'that the pay of Town constable be Fixed at 500
'and so decided. The following nominations
were made for constable; Reuben Harris.
NJ C. Woodward The vote stood folr for
Harris and two for Woodward The salary Of
street commissioner was fixed at $l.5O per
day. The following persons were numed for
street commissioner Frank Taylor, NJ, s,
j Williams, Owen Eyerly, Elijah Shut, George
Kramer, Nathan Bomboy, Levi Cox, Michael
4 Walter. Frans Taylor received Ave votes and
was declared elected. The following nomina-
tions were made for Chief Of Police; b. b.
Freas, $. W. Shut, II, E. Geddis. j. b. Freos
was elected. The following were appointed
police d. Laycock, w. Hogsnbuch, n. Par
sel, j. G. Steiner, A, Shulz, T. Il. Geddis, Levi
Cox, 5, w. Shut, Frank Jones, W. Krorr, Wm,
Workheiser and II. G, OFT. A number Of bills
were then passed After some other misc,ll'-
neous business the water question was taken up
'and after considerable discussion ], W. Hart
man offered resolution that a committee of
two be appointed to wait upon the Water Com
pany ard require them to show by some test
that they are able to comply with the contract
the President TO appoint said committee, and
that the company fix the time to make the test,
and the town be invited to be present, Adopted.
The chair appointed Messrs, Hartman and Neal
as said committee. Mr., Habb gave notice thai
he would propose tax rate Of eight mills a
The next meeting, The question of hose Yat
then taken up, aud il was decided to purchase
Il 800 feet Of Eureka hose, for the Winona Com,
pany, provided the Water Company can furn'
ash water as sgreed by them in their contract
.Adou,nei.
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A man named James BARLEY was arrested
last Friday night for an assault ard battery on
the person of Mrs. Jesse Hicks. The man was
intoxicated, and meetng Mrs. Hicks on the
street, grabbed her about the neck. Constable
Harris happened TO be near by and caught the
fellow. He was given nights lodging in the
Lookup, and on Saturday morning was taken be-
fore Esquire Maize, who after hearing the tes-
timony Of the officer committed the prisoner to
jail in defalt of $500 bail. On being asked
whether he had anything TO say BARLEY replied
that he was very drunk at the time and did not
know what he was doing; Whether this is the
party who has been assaulling women on The
street for some time back or not remains to be
seen. He is one of the new rail road hands.
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The Bloomsbury Mutual Relief Association
has leased rooms over Meyer Brothers new
retail store, and will take possession as soon
as the rooms are completed. OF this mpany
William Krickbaum is President, Geo. f. El.
well, Vice Pfe'ident j. II. Maize, Secretary
j. j. Brewer, Treasurer; DR.. B. f. Gardner,
Medical Director; L. Shpe, sunbury, General
Agent f. S. Kinport, Assistant n. U. Funk,
Solicitor. G. l.. Kes,l,r and J, X Lockard
are al'o members of the Board of Directors.
The Company has commenced business and ex-
poets to be fully established in very short
time.
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A charter has leen obtained for second 1o-
surance Company in this town. It's name is
the Good Hope Mutual Benefit Association.
The following gentlemen are the officers j..
k. Gro'2 Presidei Reuben y. Walter. Vice
Piesidei William Noetirr, Secretary John
Wolf, Treasurer DR., w. NJ Reber, Medical
Director S. +. Shelly, General Agent. They
have leased rooms over Dentlei's store in Nc
KinneJ's bni'ding.
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WHIPS

We would call the att ention o.
the driving public to our assort-
ment of whips. In no store in the
county can be found half the stock
we have on our rack, Our stock
contains great variety of styles
and material, fancy and plain, run.
ming in price from Is cents to
$500. In making our selections,
our first move was to find a relia-
bic manufacturer, and to confne
ourselves to but one line of goods,
thereby avoiding a great deal of
worthless auction stock. We try
to sell as good a whip as you ar,
willing to pay for, so if you are
not willing to pay much, you must
not expect much.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-04-08

No one regrets more than ourselves, the ne
cessily that compels IA to take so much foreign
advertising. The reading no tcts of patent
medicines VIC know are not entertaining to
many readers, but the fact Is that advertising
patronage has been so poor for several years
past, that publishers were compelled TO take
such advertisements or none. Without adver-
tising, no country paper can pay expenses. A
subscription price of $500 would not be sufi-
cent So that while our readers may object TO
so much patent medicine advertising they must
bear in mind that these advertisements enable
publishers to print their papers at a much low
er price than they otherwise could do.
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They say l. w. Hartman is ahead on nice
Dishes and Glassware

"WANUT LEAF HAIR REsToRERHi is entirely differ
ent from all others. II is as clear rs water, and as
IT'S name indicates is a.per'ect Vegetable Hair Re
Storer and does not In any manner affect the health
when sulphur, Sugar Of Lead and Nitrate Of Silver
preparations have done. II Will Immediately free
the mead fiOm all Dandrun Restore Gray Hair to its
natural color, and produce Il new growth where it
mas fallen Of. 10 Will change light or faded hair In
few days 20 a beautiful glossy brown Every hot
ue is warranted. ASK your druggist for It. For
sale at MoYEN Bios, bloomsbury, Pa. Smith, Kline
a Co., Philadelphia, and Hall & Ruckel, New York
Wholesale Agents. oct. 22 s0-tf
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Boots and Shoes. We desire TO thank our
many customers for the liberal patronage be.
slowed upon US, as also for the often.heard
words Of conmendation spoken 10 your
friends ard acquaintancts. Since the close o f
fall and. winter trade have been very busy
selecting goods and giving orders to various
Factories. Most of our goods being made ex.
pressly for our trade, these goods are now
being received and l am more than pleased
with the assortment. 1t will be no trouble TO
us to show those goods. Mems calf Boots we
have them sewed and pegged Mems shoes
IN calf Buff and Flest split, Mems English
Balls, Sensible, Peerless and Double Decker
Button. Woman's, Misses and Childrens'
Shoes in endless variety. II your loot is small
we can fit it, If large we can cover it.
9. i. KEssLER,
April 4-w Evans Block.
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tYpsilanH (Mici.) commercio,. !

Our representative lately learned the follow
ing from Mr. Carl Siegmund, Cor. Congress
aud Washington sn; My daughter suffered
from Rheumatism TO such an exient that it Grip.
pied her, rendering her unable to walk at all.
We consulted many Physicians and used all
Kinds oi medicines, but in vain. At last St. ia.
to6s Oil effected the happies, results. 1t cured
my daughter.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-04-08

The season is fast approaching when the
heart Of the small boy will ,hump with gadness
as he sees the bill boards covered with flaming
posters announcing the early arrival of the cir.
Gus. Forepaugh, Barnum and Coup are all
making preparations for the season, each one
claiming to have "the greatest show on earth"
aad they will visit this part Of the State during
the summer.
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Finest Spectacles made, to be had at Clark

Mr.. Jerome 2. Woodring of Johns,own
Cambria county, ard Miss Clara Bidleman oil
this town were married at the home Of the bride
on Tuesday morning, in the presence of mum.
ber Of friends, by Rev. o. II. Strunck. They
will reside at Johnstown where Mr.. Woodrine
Is engaged in business. They will take with
them the best wishes OF their many friends and
acquainttnces in this place.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-04-08

People sometimes complain that they never
see anything in the county papers, concerning
matters in their immediate locality. How can
they expect editors to know what is occurring
in every nook and corner of the county unless
somebody tells them? Send in your local
news.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-04-08

Hon. George N. Corson, Norristown, says:
The Phenix Pectoral is indispensable in nv
family. lt acts like charm in curing
coughs and colds with the children, and /.
always use it when addressing jury. Price
p cents. @. a. Klein, Bloomsbury. apr16-ly
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-04-08

As house cleaning time il approaching we
suggest that some time during the season, it
would be well TO have the glasses that cover
the post-oifce boxes treated to a little soap and
water. If this can not be done the govern.
ment should place an electric light in the pcsi
Office so that people can see the number ot
their boxes.
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Harriet A. Newkirk, Of Salem, says: | was
cured of tet,er in my hand by three applica-
tions of Camphor Milk. My husband was
cured of old running sores by using it. 1t
cured my son of sprained ankle. Price 25
cents, Sold by G, A, Klein, Bloomsburg.
-enriI jG 40 1v
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If you are going west save time and money
by buying tickets from Il. D. Darlington, agent
at Rupert. He represents best routes to the
west and northwest. Trains leave Rupert at
G:l5 a. M, $50 a. m and 4;0G p. m. For
rates and information, call on or address
II. d. DARLINGTON,
April Low Ticket Agent Rupert, Pa.
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The corner stone of the new NJ. e. church At
orangeville, will be laid on next Sunday, 1O;h
INST at 10 o'clock a. m. Rev. NJ l.. Smyser,
and others will be present and assist the pastor
Rev. T. o. Clees.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-04-08

Two more weeks have passed, and still there
ing those tax deeds. How much longer is this
thing to be permitted to go on? Unless the
commission ers insist upon an adjustment Of the
mater, they must admit themselves parties TO
tie transaction, and help bear the blame for
taking $l1l30 out ofthe treasury unlawfully.
They will not do this as they were entirely in
n. cent in the transaction.
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Rev. Waller DielTenbach, son of II. L
has accepted call to become
pastor of the Lutheran church at Mount Car.
roll, Illinois. The Ltttherdn OJserrer says he
will take charge about May Sth.
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TIL T.

An old Oakley Baptist Minister used 10 lay
patticnlar stress on the fact that the testament
whilst alluding TO John the Baptist, never
speaks of John the Methodist, or John the Pres
by,erian, or John the Episcopalau. Its won
Der he didn't say it was pity Spring Blossom
tair cure for Boils. Prices ST., so cents, and
trial bottles 10 cents.
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SAT- Rheum for seventeen years Helpless
cr eight years. Unable TO walk. Got about ON
hands ard knees Head, f,cc neck arms and
legs covered. Cured by Cu,cura Remedies.
VIII Mcdonald, 2j42 Dearborn street, Chi
cago
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TEL & C0LU M BlAN.
BLOoMsBURG. FRIDAY, APRIL sth, 1851
PUBLIC SALES.

Guy IL. McMaster, executor of John Nc
Calla, deceased, will sell real estate at the Court
House on Monday May 2nd at o'clock p. nj,
L. NJ. Tewlgbury, Committee, will sell real
estate near the Mcintyre church on Saturday,
Apri 80. See advertisement
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-04-08

See y woman picking bunch of grapes
in another column, at Speer's Vineyards,
from which Speers Port Grape Wine is
made, that is SO highly esteemed by the
medical profession for the use OF iuvalids,
weakly persons and the aged, Sold by
c. A. Klein. Ian TSl ly
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Mr. Augustus Everhart of Jackson was in
'town on Tuesday, and we were pleased to see
him in our sanctum. He is staunch Demo
crat, and has been subscriber to this paper
for many years.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-04-08

The following vers-s were read at the fun
eral by Rev. D. NJ. Kinter. They were
written by Alfred McIIerry, husband of th'
deceased and are published at his request.
OUR DEAREST FRIEND HAS LEFT Us.
No wife to cheer Inc now am weeping
she has leftme here alone,
soon beneath the sod she VIII be sleeping;
Now there IS no Joy for me at home.
Tears Of sorrows long have started
Her bright smiles no more I'll see,
Many loved ones too have parted
Where, oh where is JOY for me.
Ky comforts gone she now is sleeping
Tears my furrowed cheeks now laYe
Whilst lonely watch I'll soon be keeping
on her sad and silent grave,
Soon hope will be our meeting
Then the gladness none can tell
Who FOR me will then be weeping
When ! bid the world farewell
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A CARD.

Dr. House desires TO inform his patrons and
the public in general, that after April lst, he
will be located in rooms over the Bloomsburg
Banking Co, and desires a continuance of pub
lie favor. march 25 4w
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-04-08

Rebecca Carman of Benton has received n
Large Assortment of Millinery Il Notion Goods
TO which she invites the attention of the pub
lic' Thankful for past patronage she hopes for
a continuance of the same.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-04-08

The marriage mania seems to lie very preva
ent at present Qnite number of our young
D eople have recently Joined hands, and hearts,
and started down the stormy stream Of life
with mutual pledges Of love aud cons fancy.
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several communications are rejected this
week because there is no name signed to them.
correspondents must in all cases give us their
names.
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UDITOR'S NOTICE.

IN THE ESTATE OF DoRcAs oREyRLIEG, A LuSAuc.
Notice is hereby given that the undsrslcoed An.
9itoI n61 aPpolnIed by the Court OF Common Psas ei
samuel Creyellng Commi Tee OF said iupatic ss m ~
anusri le,, WIN sit In ihe discharge of the dlI'
iies i VI ms appointment at his once IN the town i
inS iniooihspaig ms on saturday, April card lssL Ai
zen O'Clock IN the forenoon OF said day when sb3
proper. - FSN"' N'eS see
hHgoa 70 SI-4w saw L. HxaiaIt6r
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j. b. Robson, Esq. has removed his family
TO Catawissa township on the Thomas farm,
where he will reside. We understand he
will retain his Office and continue lis law
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-04-08

Marriage notices will be inserted free here
aiter. We have never made any charge for
death notices, but obituary notices and poe ry
are inserted at ten cents line. This is our in.
variable rule.
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April Low
4 ROM ANCE

We met, we loved, we separated. The rea-
sor, Foul breath. The cure, Spring Blossom.
Result concilation, happiness. Prices 81, 50
cents, and trial bottles 10 cents.
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lIII TON.

Sick Headache, Nervous Headache Head.
ache from sour stomach, are all cured by Dr.
Mettaurs headache and Dyspepsia Pills.
Price 25 cents. march Him
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-04-08

The Western Union Telegraph Office in this
town has been closed, and the business trans
terred to the American Union in W. c. Nc
Kinnel's Express office.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-04-08

Conner Thomas of DanvilIe has just pub
Used new song and chorus. We acknowledge
the receipt Of copy.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-04-08

The market reports have been inadvertently
Committed for the past few weeks. We insert
them again in this ISSUE and they can be relied
iupon always as correct, as they are revised
Nyaeklv
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Large assortment of Ladies' reck chains,
all New styles, Silver plated Forks and
Spoons as low as one dollar per set, at l..
Bernhatd's Jewelry Store.
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The spring term at the Normal School OPEN
ed on Monday with a large attendance, The
prospects Of the school are very nlttering.
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One can always tell when a theatrical perfor
rnance is very funny by counting the number
cf people who go out to smile between the acts.
IF Er
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Largest stock Of Wall Paper is at Clark.
Book Store
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The greatest number of new styles of Wa,
Paper at Clark's Book Store.
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April this far has been very Marchy. Every.
body il wishing for pleasant weather.
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A BLUE RIBRON CONVERT.

The man was old he smeit of rum,
He'd been on pretty considerable bum;
Ills eyes they ran, his body shook,
He looked like resurrected spook;
A friend he thought to reform him would try
80 bottle of Spring Blossom at once did buy,
Ii did the work and his friends he'll tell,
Never whiskey more will he taste or smell.
Prices:Sl 80 cents, and trial bottles 10 cts.
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Judge Elwell held argument court a. Dan
willie on Tuesday. There will be another ses-
sion on the 2Sth.
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Frank |. smi'h of Alba, Bradford county, is
studying medicine with Dr. Z. W, zimmerman
of Orangeville.
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Finest assortment of Wall Paper in the coun
|ty al Clark's Book Store.
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Those Cashimeres at Clark & Sons are
pronounced splendid value for the money.
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What has become of the Land League?

B. p. Foulk, of Roaringcreek, has remove
Ito bloomsbury.
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Early cabbage plants, So. per 900, at j..
Garrison's 9th st. April s 3-w
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Qnite a number Of water consumers have
been added TO the list lately.
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DR. G. W zimmerman of Orangtvlle was il
town on Monday.
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Lutz & Sloan have received their new
Spring Stock of Dry Goods and are selling
them very eheap.
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Watches. Less than ten dollars for war
rented time keeper at Louis Bernhard's Jew
elry Store.
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They say |. w. Hartmans double store
attracts people for 25 miles around,
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l.. Y. Sharpless, successor to Wagonseller 4
Co., will continue the Notion business, at the
old stand wholesale and retail. Envelopes
Note Paper and Wrapping Paper, Paper Bags
and Flour Sacks always on hand.
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f. ID. Dentler, Boots and Shoes, Furnish
ing Goods. Successor to W. G. Mckinney.
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NEOPHYTE

Nervous headache, periodical headache
neuralgic headache cured by I)r. !ifsftaur's
Headache and Dyspepsia Ris. Price 20
cents. march ll"lm
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Dress Goods at !. w. IIartman's for 8
cents yard Call and see them.
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Birthday cards at Clark's Book Store.
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N n Can vassers In every cOun
N M Z r. W In this State 20 take
w HbV Z L. - orders for Nursery Stock
-. -. -, -. Steady ana Desirable En-
siness not required. Nurseries widely and fav"Tabjv
known. For terms address ''
Van Dusen NurserleSl C, L. VAN DIrSrN
Established 1889. GpNFV, w
feb. IS 'll-l3t cow Also stock MI whales Vla -
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You will want some of ]. w. Hartman's
ice White Goods before long,
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Faster Cards a. Clark's Book Store.
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Deaths.

SHIREMAE-In Orargevile on the 30h nit,
Elizabeth Shiremnn, aged SO years, 8 months
and "A days.
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q. E Kessler will not be undersold in the
Boot and Shoe trade Call and see his New
Spring Goods.
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Il, ID. Dentler, Boots and Shoes, Furnish.
ing Goods. Successor to w. G. Mckinney.
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Lutz " Sloan have good assortment of
Ladies' Light Cloth Jackets and Ulsters.
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When Old Vennor dies I. w. Hartman
will offer new Straw Hats,
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HO! FOR THE WEST.

Spectacles for twenty five cents and upwar DIS
at Ci,rk's Book Store,
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Did she weep to think of parting,
With the friends she loved so well,
Were there tears Of sorrow starting,
Would she here still longer dwell?
She seemed to be waiting only waiting,
For the messenger to come,
With her passport sealed and ready
TO conduct her safely home.
Yet methinks for one she would have fingered
Fol. a while upon earth'5 sphere,
Stayed TO soothe his cares and solroVs,
Stayed his pilgrimage to cheer
Yet she had "A glorious vision,
Faith presented the other shore.
Friends she loved ere long Will Join her,
All go home to die no more.
Yet we weep to think of parting
With friend we loved 50 well,
Oft unbldden tears are starting
When we think OF that last farewell.
Many prayers vera raised TO spare her
But GODS answer we could not tell.
He knows best, we will not murmur,
For lie doeth all things well.
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George A. Clark has more shades of Window
Curtains than can be found elsewhere.