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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-05-04
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD
OF SUPERVISORS.
SPECIAL SESSION.

April 24th, 1882.
Board met pursuant to call.
Roll called and all present
On motion of Supervisor Babbitt,
supported 10y Supervisor Richardson,
Supervisor Patterson was elected tenn
porary chairman.
Moved by Supervisor Richardson
that the Board now proceed by infor-
nal ballot TO elect chairman for the
ensuing year. Motion supported by
Supervisor Bell. Motion carried.
Moved by Supervisor Bell that the
temporary chairman and clerk act az
tellers. Motion supported by Super
visor Babbitt. Motion carried
On informal ballot the vote was as
follows:
/. III. Richardson, vote.
II. s. Babbitt, vote.
o. j. Bell, 4 votes. =
Moved by Supervisor Richardson
that we now proceed to a formal bal
lot. Motion supported by Supervisor
Coventry. Motion carried
On formal ballot the vote was as fol
lows:
II. s. Babbitt, vote.
jesse Barker. ] vote.
VIM. PATTERSON. l vote.
y J. Bell, votes.
On motion of Supervisor Babbitt,
supported by Supervisor Richardson,
Mr. Bell was declared unanimously
elected.
Moved by Supervisor Babbitt that
this Board adopt "Tibbett's Manual,
or the rules laid down in the same, a'
guide for proceedings. Motion sup
ported by Supervisor patterson. Mo
ton carried.
Moved by Supervisor Babbitt, ant
supported by Supervisor Patterson
that we now adjourn until tomorrow
morning at s o'clock, to give the char
man time TO arrange his committees
Motion carried.
| o. j. BELL, Chairman.
j. NJ. FINN, Deputy Clerk.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-05-04
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining uncalled for in the Post
Office ut Grayling, Mich. for the
month ending April 30th, 1852:
Cnlkins. Mr.. John
Chamberlain. Mr.. William
Craner. Nicholas F. 2
Donaldson, Andrew
Gunn, George ~
Nslsn. j. H.
McGinnis. Frank
Platt, A. II.
Palmerton, z. NJ.
Paquin, Fred
Wagner, Christian
Persons calling for the above please
say advertised.
WM. A. MASTERS, +. NJ.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-05-04
MORNING SESSION.

April 27th, 1882 ~
Board met pursuant to adjonrnment
O. j. Bell i'm the chair. i
Roll called and al, present.
Minutes of the preceding meeting
read and approved -:
All bills read were referred 10 tie
committee on claims and accounts.
Moved by Supervisor Rielards"i
that the report of the committee 81
claims and accounts be taken from th,.
table and disposed of, which motion
prevailed.
Notice was given by Supervisor Jack
son that he would, tomorrow at II
o'clock, move to adjourn.
The following bills were then audit
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-05-04

J NJ Finn Mich Reports. blanks. &c. Ie0 81 ieo -
David London, SUNG supervisors. IL o. Ia ~
The following bills were then referred
back for corrections: -
A. ID. Price, Charles Reed and tI.-
bill of William Rawlins was rejecte,l
Moved by Supervisor Coventry'thir
the bid of q. Palmerbe taken frein
the table Reconsideration; which me-.
tion prevailed. !,
Moved by Supervisor Richards"n
that the bid of o. Palmer be made the
special order ofsbusiness this afternoci,
at 2 o'clock, which motion ,prevaiIel
The following resolution was pit
sented by Supervisor Love, who rnoyS-,l
its adoptitn:
Resolred, BY the Board Of Sup~r
visors of Crawford county now in ~.
sion. that no criminal costs In justices
courts shall be paid out of the count, |,
treasury unless such case be prosecIlt-
ed to final conviction.
(Signed) q. w. LOVE
CONTINUED on 4th rege.l
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-05-04

ber on the ground for the new hotel.
The supervisors are going their
rounds. Are you worth as much now
as you were six months agol Guess
not
The first grist ever ground in Craw-
ford county was on Friday, April 2Sth,
1882, at Palmer's mill in Grayling. The
grain-oats, wheat and rye-was rails
ed by jacob Kneth, of Grove town
ship, and brought to mill by him -
Make note of this for future refer
eDce.
Where, o, where, can our "devil
bei OF course we refer to Mr.. a. &.
Lee. We have not seen him for a week
or two, and since he has left us We
know not hardly what TO do. We
hope he will soon make his appearance
again. for we pine and we pine and
we may go insane. Come, come, come
again Mr.. Lee, for We are as lonesome
as we can be.
Mr.. Hugo Schneider and family, of
Grove township. returned from Jack
son last Monday, where they have been
spending the winter. Mr.. s. will re
sune the more pleasant though per
haps les. profitable business of farm
ing. he being skilled mechanic and
having been employed for several
months in the machine shops at Jack
son.
Justice Kilborn came near visiting
the happy hunting grounds few
days since. Mr.. John Ballard was
shooting at target OH his farm, when
bullet passed through the target and
into the woods beyond, throughI Mr..
Kilborn's wagon.box and brushed his
ear in it's still onward course. He in
Inmates that his ear is not attuned to
appreciate such fine music.
Our reporter from Beaver Creek re-
ports the discovery of huge black
bear by Miss Flora Marvin, teacher in
district No. &, and her pupils, on their
way home from school last Friday -
Nj. Marvin and some of his neighbors
were filed with bravery and started in
pursuit. but returned disgusted on find.
ing they were following harmless
I J,i,,g.-------t AGO.
Edwin Raymond. of this village. re-
ceived severe injury, Monday, while
cutting logs for Sailing, Hanson 4 Co.
at their camp on the Manistee, by the
top of n fallen tree striking him upon
the leg with such force az to fracture
il below the knee. He was brought
down TO the village, and undcr the
skillful treatment of Dr. Davis, we
: hope will soon be around again.
At the special meeting of the Coun
ty Board of School Examiners last
week, six applicants for examination
were i'm attendance. four of whom Were
granted certificates. A number o
/ teachers are still wanted in the coun
ty to meet the requisition of districts
: Persons qualified, and intending t'
teach, are requested to send thei
d names TO the secretary of the board
, if they have no school in view. and In
will furnish such names to officers o
+ districts wanting teachers. Those de
signing 10 apply, at any time, for spe
! cial certificates from. the secretary
Rev. VIM. Putnam, of Grayling, vii
please notify him by mail several day
previous TO their coming, 40 that h
may not disappoint them, as his dutie
call him from Grayling sometimes TO
. several days.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-05-04

ID. London, A. ID. Price, NJ. f. Paw
er, Charles Reed, William Rawl.ns.
(Signed) r. s. BBBBITT.
w. PATTERSON,
j. A. BARKER,
Committee.
Moved by Supervisor Love that ~
report of the committee be- accepte,s,
which motion prevailed.
Moved 10y Supervisor Jackson tlht
the report of the committee on claims
and accounts he laid upon the tatIe
for future consideration which uot.ou
prevailed.
Notice was given by Supervisor Bat
terson that he would tomorrow aftet-
noon ut o'clock, move TO adjourn,
which notice prevailed
ResOIred, That the Board of Sup4r-
visors now in session grant the peritior
of the Otsego and Crawford CouIrs
Improvement Company so far a. il re-
lates to Big Greek, the same being
dams numbered q. z, s and Q, respo.
lively, in their petition.
(Signed) l. II. RICHARDSON
The ayes and nays being called 10Y
Supervisor Love, the following is .s
summary of the vote as cast:
Yyes-Supervisors Babbitt, Cover,
try Ri ,hnrdson.
Nays-Supervisors Bell, Battersoh.
Love Jackson, Barker. =
ReSotred, By the Board of Super
visors now in session, that we grant the
Otsego and Crawford County Improve
ment Company the privilege of con
structing dam No. q. rs specified ~
their petition filed with the count,
clerk, md 10 improve the stream
known as Big Creek from its mouth L"
the site Of said dam.
The ayes and nays being called b.
Supervisor Love, ssthe following is a,
summary OF the vote as cast:
Ayes-Supervisors Barker Babbils
Coventry and Richardson.
Nays Bell, Batfersu.
Love and Jackson.
Which resulted in the loss OF the r.
olution
Moved by Supervisor Patterson that
we reconsider the vote in regard TO III.
dams specified in the above resoin
tions.
The ayes and nays being called. tn
following is a summary of the vote rs
cast:
Ayes-Supervisors Bell, Batterson.
Barker, Babbitt, Coventry, Richard-
son.
Nays-Supervisors Love, Jackson.
Moved 10y Supervisor Patterson that
we lay upon the table the matter ~
granting the petition of the Otsego and
Crawford county Improvement Com
pany until the third day of the Oci".
ber session, at o'clock p. n., wiff.t.
motion prevailed. :.
Moved by Supervisor Richardson
that we now adjourn until to-morroe
morning at s o'clock, which motion
prevailed. -.
O. j. BELL. Chairman =.
j. NJ. FINN, Deputy Clerk.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-05-04
CRAWLING MICHIGAN THURSDAY MAY 4 1882

April 25th, 1882.
Board met pursuant TO adjournment.
o. j. Bell in the chair.
Roll called and all present.
Minutes of the preceding meeting
read and approved.
The committee on claims and ac-
counts respectfully report the follow
ing bills be allowed as charged, viz:
David London. S57 81
IL. Il. Forbes. 3 so
John IIiscock 10
q. vi. +. Davis............... IL II
and that the bill of n. G.. Hadley be
referred back TO the Board, a. there is
no amount stated i'm the bill
The following accounts were then
audited by the Board, viz:
David London. on....................S57 "a
X. II. Forbes. es..................... 80
John Hiscock. A 10
II. M. i. Davis. s..................1 IL ~
On motion of Supervisor Richard
son, supported by Supervisor Coven-
try. the following bill was audited, viz:
n. G.. Hadley, Sl.00.
Moved by Supervisor Love that the
report of the committee on roads and
bridges be accepted. Motion support
ed by Supervisor Barker, and carried.
Moved by Supervisor Love that the
report of the committee be adopted.
Motion supported by Supervisor Jack
son. The ayes and nays being called,
the following is "a summary of the vote
AS cast:
Ayes-Supervisors Bell, Patterson,
Barker, Babbitt, Love, Jackson.
Nays-Supervisors Coventry, Rich
ardson.
Notice was given by Supervisor Rich
ardson that he would, tomorrow af-
ternoon at half-past three, move to ad-
journ.
Moved by Supervisor Richardson
that we call on the county treasurer to
morrow morning at 10 the condition of
the finances OF the county. Motion
supported by Supervisor Love, and
carried.
Moved by Supervisor Love that we
now adjourn until tomorrow morning
at o'clock. Motion supported 10y Su-
pervisor jackson, and carried.
o. j. BELL, Chairman.
j. NJ. FINN, Deputy Clerk.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-05-04
MARRIED..

In Grayling. on Saturday evening
April 29th, 1882, by Justice Henry j.
kilborn, Mr.. Hunts Mickelson and
Miss Anna NJ. Hanson, both of this
city. No cards.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-05-04

All trains on Saginaw Division daily
except Sundays. Connecting trains
leave Chicago 8 "A III daily except sun
days. and p daily except Saturdays.
Wagner Sleeping Cars on night trains.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-05-04
MORNING. srssioS.
j. NJ. FINN, Deputy Clerk.

April Goth, 1882.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
o. j. Bell i'm the chair.
Roll called and all present.
Minutes of the preceding meeting
read and approved.
All bills read were referred TO the
committee on claims and accounts.
The committee on county printing
respectfully reported that they had ne
of the CRAWFORD AVALANCHE; that
he wishes or asks 1926 to do the coun-
ty printing for the ensuing year; and
that they would refer the matter TO the
Board for its consideration without any
recommendation from them.
On motion of Supervisor Patterson,
the report of the committee on county
printing was accepted.
ReSolued, That the prose cutting at.
torney be and is hereby authorized to
draw up contract in the sum of 1925,
and n bond for the fultillment of the
same i'm the sum of $3.50 with Mr. o.
Palmer, for the county printing during
the ensuing year.
(Signed) w. PATTERSON.
Moved by Supervisor Love that the
above resolution be laid upon the Ia
ble indefinitely, which motion pre-
vailed.
The hour having arrived, on motion
of Supervisor Richardson. the report
of the county treasurer was laid upon
the table. The report is as follows:
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-05-04
NORTHWARD,

All trains daily except Sundays.
T.. c. BROWN, Asst General Supt.,
Jackson.
FRANK ]. WHITNEY, Asst Gen'l
Pass. and Ticket Ag't. Chicago.
n. B. LEDYARD, Gen. Mgr, Detroit.
". w. RUGGLES, Gen. Pass. and
Ticket Agt., Chicago.
w. A. VAUGHAN, Supt. Mackinaw
Div, Bay City.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-05-04

TREASURER's REPORT.
Jan. I. 1882. Bal in contingent fund. sss7a,l6
Reed from delinquent taxes since Jan l. 2419.ll
Dish Is from cont mt fund since Jan /, l.s9i *
Balance i'm contingent fund, 6.W3 -
Jan l. lSS5 Balance in poor fund, FS.bi
Disbursem ents from poor fund, 02lS
Overtlrawn from poor fund. 1881
| 4 pril 10 1SS2 Bal. In institute fund, 1850
| :; - - Bal in building fund.- 1892
" - Bal on hand. u, 1887
- - there is due May !, iSs2, in
bonds, 100000
" " there is due July !, 1882. in
interest. $1,000
" - total amount due outside Of
current exp's. to July /, 80, $4,000
Resolred BY the Board of Supervis-
ors now i'm session, that we take five
hundred dollars $500 from the con
tingent fund and place the same TO the
credit of the poor fund.
(Signed) IRA ii. RICHARDSON.
Mr.. Patterson moved that the above
resolution be adopted, which motion
prevailed.
Moved.by Supervisor Love that we
now adjourn until this afternoon at
o'clock, whi-h motion prevailed.
o. j. BELL, Chairman.
j. NJ. FINN, Deputy Clerk.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
@ April 26. 1882.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
o. j. Bell in the chair.
Roll called and all present.
To the Honorable the Board IF Super
pisoTs IF Crawford County:
Your committee, to whom was re-
feriedthe following claims, have exam
ined the same and respectfully recon-
mend their allowance, IA follows:
(qainaed Allowed
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-05-04
hE4e 90 n perda al home Samplesw.,'
% W y q " IS free Address sriAsoN 4 :"
Portland Maine.

And the following referred back "a
the Board:
ID. London, A. ID. Price, M. +. Paw
er, Charles Reed, William Rawlns.
(Signed) r. s. BBBBITT.
w. PATTERSON,
j. A. BARKER,
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a REFRESHING CHANGE
TO rtArS EScLIsn.

Evcry rader Of newspapers has observed time
and again in the advertising columns many singu-
lar and frequently unpronouncable names OF mcti-
cIual rcmedies. The creek and Latin languages
csveclsily have ecen drawn upon TO furnish names,
nv which patent medicines could be introduced to
the public. The inference Is, In many cases at
least. that their proprictors depend upon the
attraction OF hieh-sounding titles than upon the
essential merits Of the remedies themselves.
his refreshing once In while 10 find n medicine
advertised whose simple, intelliglble name In Eng
ush at once conveys 10 the rcadersn understanding
If the uses and purposes of the remedy.
4 notable instance Of this Kind Is found In the
medicines Of Dr. &. W. BENSON, whose SKIN
ct'RE ,nd CELERY AND CHAM0MILE f PILLS
,mpart at once in their names. either their purpose
or the ingredients which compose them. DR..
prSsoN,s SKIN CURE Is warranted to heal all
,,,s,,scs Of the skin such as letters, Humors, In
aammation, Milk-Crust, Eczema, Diseases of the
Hair and scalp scrofnla, Ulcers, Pimples, and
Itchings on all parts Of the body. 1t makes the
st,n white, soft, and smooth. removes tan and
,cs,es. and is the best toilet-dressing In exist
encc. lis popularity is attesied by the immense
sales Of It which are taking place everywhere.
s9s-It Is the only genuine "Skin Cure and all
should beware Of the various remedies which have
h,,n struggling for existence, and now endeavor
70 ride into popularity by advertising themselves
- The Great skin Cures There is only one,
and that is DIR. BENsON's. BE sure and get 1t.
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The Trades Parade Meeting This Eve
RICHMOND, Va, September 2

RICHMOND, VA, September 2s, 1882.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
The following firms have contributed to
the purpose Of Trades Parade, in addi.
ton to the large list published in your pa
per and that OF the STATE. II at The meet
ing called for Friday evening, September
10Th, at Commercial Club at O'Clock, q
liberal response is made (and large at
tendance OF pro and con opinions Is de-
sired) there will be q finality OF the ques-
ton whether or not q Trades Parade shall
be held October 81, 1892.
Respectfully, GEORGE a. ArSsLIE,
W. CANS
r. Wendenburg, go; Joseph Welsh, 81;
Richardson & Co., 80; II. W. Powers,
80; Richmond Wagon Works, 81; J. f..
Rose, %; Owens Il Minor, 50; w. III.
Zimmerman, 81; Julius Meyer & Son, s. !;
Scott Il Hobson and employees Of American
Hotel barber-shop. Sj.
Previously reported: c. d. Kenny, $40 !;
W. A. Stevens, 80; Thalhimer Brothers,
$40; Hermann Schmidt. 81; A. Saks& Co.,
S25; Vaughan e. Sarvey, si0; A.Gunst q
Son, a5; ii. Schwarzschild, $40; Cardozo,
Alsop, Mosby d Co., $40; w. ID. Blair IL
Co., 50; McAdams Il Berry, $40; Domestic
Sewing Machine Company, SO; William
Euker, 81; 6. A. Ainslie & Son, slO Four
qurean, Price, Temple e Co., $40; J. 4.
Curtis, so; Joseph Blair. $40; r II.
Mayo & Brother, so; Knowles & Hotf.
s5; st. james Hotel, $40 American Hotel,
80; Sutton, Stern & Co., S5; W. II. Lyme
Il Co., Sj; Watkins, Cottrel & Co., $40 !;
Ryland & Lee, 50; Ramos & Moses, So;
Christian & White, So; the Singer Manu-.
featuring Company, 81; "Crack-Shot y
Cigar Factory, 80.
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A NOTED BUT UNTITLED WOMAN
From lie Boston Giobe.l

ksssrs. Editors;
Mr.. lydia f. Pinthain, Of Lynn, Mass, aoo' :
,u other human beings may be truthfully called
,be Dear Friend Of Woman" as some of her cor
,esrondents love 10 call her. She Is zealously de-
vo,a5 70 her work, which is the outcome Of life
study and Is obliged to keep six lady assistants 10
helm her answer the large correspondence when
daily pours in upon her, each bearing It's special
burden Of suffering joy at release from H. Her
VEGETABLE COMPOUND IS medicine for
GOOD and not evil purposes. have personally IN
vestigated it, and am satisfied Of the truth OF THIS.
On account of Its proven merits IL is recoih-
1nendcd and prescribed by the best physicians III
the country. one says: II works Ike charm
and saves much pain. 1t will cure cn'ireN the
wor,, form Of FAILING OF TIE UTERUS
IFTCORRHHA. IRREGULAR AND PAINFUL
NfFNSTRVATIUN. ALL OVARIAN IkOU-
BLEs. INFLAMMATION AND ULCERATioN'
FLOODINGs. ALL DISPLACEMENTS and the
consequent spinal weakness, ana Is c'pecia"S
aA,pted 10 the CHANGE OF LIFE"
II permea,es every portion Of the system "hu
yiv.s nry life and vigor. It removes faininess
aatnleucv DESTROYS all craving for >,mulanis' ah'
reii,ve.s weakness Of the stomach. II cures
BLOATING. HEADACHES.
NERVOUS PROSTRATlON,
GENERAL DEBILITY,
SLEEPLE>SNESS.
DEPRESSION AND INDIGESTION
That feeling Of bearing down, causing pam
weight. and backache. IS always permanent
cured tv il, use. II viii at AL times and un'er
circumstances act in harmony with the law 'ha'
governs the female system.
II costs only IL per bottle or SIX lor 90 "'u :
sold by druggists. ANY advice required a. 10 spo
oial case, and the names Of many VINO nave pocl
restored 20 perfect health by the use oi tue +"
TABLE COMPOU Nd, can he obtained pS ""'"
ing Mrs Pinkham. with stamp for repiy' at III
home IN Lynn. Mass. -,
For KIDNEY COMPLAINT OF ett"eT soN W
compound IS unsurpassed, as abundant 'cs'''"'
nials show. -
Mrs. Pinkham's LIVER PILLS" says on
writer "are me best fa the icOrfd far the curc =
CONSTIPATION, BlLlOUsNkss, anu ,,',, 10,
PIDITY OF THE LIVER. Her BLOOD IN,
FIER works wonders in its special lhe' anu Wv
fair 10 equal the COMPOUND in It's popuiar,S ~,
All must respect her as an Anger oi "'''
whose sole ambition is TO do good to others.
MRS. \. VI. ID.
,,,,., o,,,. u. Sc 24-eOd
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TALK ABOUT THE TARIFF.
a Brief Session I'm Richmond Of the
United States TARIFF Com mission.

welcomed bv X. r.. Biankenship, ESQ.,, Presi.
dent OF the Chamber OF Commerce-DIscus-
sion About Iron and sulphur Pyrites-Dc.
cline In the sumac Trade; Increased Duty
Dcmanded-Thc Development of the Iron
Industries or Virginia Due to the Presen,
Tarif-The Peanut Trade; solve" OIL
Made from Peanuts-Paper Fabrics-The
Duty on Steel Rails and Locomotives Re-
garded as Too High-One Member OF the
Commission at Least who Regards the In
ternaI-Revenue System as Outrageous.
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DOWNTOWN MERCHANT having


"A passed several slocrcSs nights disturbed by
tho agonies and cyies Of suffering child, and be-
canning convinced that MRS. NlNsLOW :
SOOTHING SYRUP was just the article needed,
procured supply for the child. ON reaching home
and acouaintimg his wife with what he had done,
shc refused 10 have IL administered to The child as
She was strongly IN favor Of Homeopathy. Ihat
night the child passed In suffering and the parents
without sleep. Returning home the day following
the father found the baby still worse; and, while
concentrating another slecpless night, the mother
stcpped from the room "a attend TO some domestic
dutjes and left the father with the child During
her absence he administered portion of the
Soothing syrup TO the baby and said nothing
That nIght all hands slept well, and the itte fel-
low awoke In the morning bright and happy. lhe
mother was delighted with the sudden ana won
derful change and although at first offended al th'
deception practlced upon her, has continued 10 us'
the syrup and suffering, crying babies and restless
nights have disappeared. single trial of the ~
rup never yet failed to relieve the baby and over
come the preJudices of the mother
/ Sold by all druggists; 25c. bottle ,o IT..
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-. meaning Yet.

Although we have only Le go..eh aeIs ~ 10 sb"y how
ton Of our stock we will DC au,e .,s 20 snow s,s
some few bargains in our os new aore' ore sls Slo
Broad street. Our ss4 pi,,ngSs %nrS ~ are ,sas es
CANT and those at are otons hana 10 So.erS
towsIs, Sns and u few few @onng, goods Always
mourn,ag raa, On rsrs goods, notions millinery, and
gentIemen'ss furnishing GOODS
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DOES YOUR HEAD ACuE?

70 MATTER WHAT CAUsK-SIcK, NERVOUS
NEURALGIC, DYsPErTIC,
Which sitg a revolution in the treatment of
,.,7,ous diseases Is now taking place. DIR. {. ".
urNSuN has discovered a sure remedy In his
CTLFRY AND CHAMOMILE PILLS-ihey per-
mancntly cure sick and Neryous-lieadachc Neu-
ralsia. Dyspepsia, slecplessness' and all Nervous
Diseases.
soldbv an Druggists. Price. 80 cents box.
Address. Baltimore. Nd. By mail, two boxes Tor
Al OF six boxes for $3.50.
G. Y. CHITIENToN, New York, IS wholesale
agent for Dr. c. W. BESsON's remedies.
- 2i-eodlwSw
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Messrs. YaHcey, Waddey & Co., 1f12
Main street, make n specially Of printing
wrapping paper for shoe-deaers, dry
goods men. and country merchants. They
have large assortment Of suitable cuts,
and do excellent work,
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IHE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
clear and cloudy, with cool wind.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: G A. NJ. 20.
"A. NJ, 57; noon, G5; 3 p. NJ, 81; 6 z.
NJ, So; midnight, SO.
Mean temperature, 81 1-0.
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OPENING OF THE regular H,onne nsAS will no
Infant 0ra and fashionable audience d Theatre T ire
dob. Se occasion Of the opening Oi 'Ge On this this
aT Snr sss Ada Gray lady 81 ters Mn0oi OF
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been I paSyeS Stsw 'nS an audience with Miss Gray
on the title role.