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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-24

BuPuy Withdraws From the Race.
Special to the Appeal
BOLIVAR, TENN, August 23.-The Bolivar
Bulletin of to-day announces the withdrawal
of John J. Dupuy from the congressional
race
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-24

If Hawkins, Bessley and Russell stump
together it will be amusing to see John skip
ping about under the combined lash of Alvin
and Joe. 1t will be like the circus masters
lash, however, and not intended to hurt.
John will understand it is not in earnest, and
so the show will move along.-KnorviLs
Tribune
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-24

A leading citizen in East Tennessee, in q
letter 10 friend, not intended for publica-
ton, gives such cheering accounts from that
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-24

The second deaial wa sliii nlors eli hale.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-24

REPUBLICAN, REPUDIAIION.
The Republicans in 1865 repudiated $780,
600 worth of bonds just because they were
signed by Isham G.. Harris. They did not
pretend that these bonds were illegally or
fraudulently issued, but repudiated them
simply because they were signed, as they
said, by a rebel hand.-GoUernor MarEs's
Speech al Trenton.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-08-24

Robert +. Dey and I. Miller, who
are collecting facts for the coming
History Of Kansas, to he published by
the Western Historical Company, of
Chicago, ILL.,, are still in our city and
vicinity. Judging from the energy
and intelligence of these gentlemen,
We are to have history of our State
which will be Of inestimable value to
ourselves and posterity. 1t is to give
full and authentic history of Kansas
from the earliest settlements up to the
present time; showing the country As
1t was in its wild and savage condition.
its gradual development from that state
together with all the early incidents
and anecdotes of pioneer life on the
great plains. The border warfare and
ruflianism, with full history of the
war record of Kansas in the late rebel
lion will be fully written. As the
years roll on, and those from whom
many Of the facts were gathered. pass
away, the value Of the work will in
crease i'm a much greater ratio than
any history Of foreign countries. This
company comes to US with the best of
recommendations from prominent
men and journalists Of the Eastern
States. They should, therefore, have
the encouragement necessary for the
complete success of the work by the
enterprising and intelligent citizens of
the State. There is no doubt of the
success of this great undertaking, as
they are meeting with the best of ell
enlargement In all parts Of the State.
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New Cambria Crumbs.

Mrs. a. NJ. Gillespie has gone on q
two weeks visit 10 Mctonnellsvillc
Ohio.
Kew. a. Il. Kirkland. has been laid
up for the past week with pleurisy.
A little son is now the principle at.
traction i'm the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Julius Havener.
Mr.. Solomon Gatshet is lying very
dangerously i'll with typhoid fever.
A runaway team which became
frightened by a passing train, created
quite an excitement on our streets Sat
ur,lay, and very fortunate nobody was
hurt, and Mr.. Huber found his team
awaiting him at l.. Donmyer, Sr. where
they were finally caught.
Mr.. Louie Sees il sick with fever at
the residence of his brOther-in-law
Joseph Ripple.
W. ii. Boyd is doing a rushing bus.
mess ut the elevator. Wheat il cont
ing i'm so lively that the streets were
blockaded OH Monday morning.
The latest eastern craze. which is
"the hat Irritation" has struck our lit
tie town; it is just too utterly utter,
and too intensely intense.
There seems to he quite q growing
interest in Democracy. Messrs. SeitZ,
Foster, Bondi, Behr, Harms, Holm
quist and others came down from Sa-
lima, the first of the week, and made
some enthusiastic speeches in the
cause; were sorry that all the promi-
nent members Of the party were not
present.
There came very near being a fatal
collision near the railroad bridge on
Tuesday morning. As the passenger
train was leaving here, and had just
got under full headway. they discov-
cred freight train OH the track COM
ing from Salina, at the rate of forty
miles an hour Through considerable
difficulty they managed to get back to
the depot; thus avoiding what might
have been a terrible disaster
The picnic which occurred i'm I. ii
Wells grove on Thursday last, was
one of the pleasantest affairs Of the
season. The music was excellent and
the best of order prevailed throughout
the day and evening, and every body
expressed themselves a having enjoy
ell themselves to the utmost capacity
M. L. HEAD.
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No rain ~ yet.
A theatrical troupe coming.
Are you going to Camp Meeting?
A hop at the city hall on Tuesday
evening.
Rev. NJ. n. Stoltz has been confined
to his bed the past few days with quin
sy.
Mrs. Sparks returned home from
Kansas City last Saturday.
Henry Decker Is here from Denver,
looking after his financial business In
this place
Methodist Camp Meeting at the So
lima Park for the next ten days.
Supt. Dorrance was down on Tues
day, looking after the end Of his d.
vision.
Deputy sheriff Titus and wife, were
up on Monday, and called on friends
They are very well pleased with their
new home. but Brookville has some
attractions for them as yet.
Russell Ingraham Ia now, and has
been for the past few days, confined Il
his home with rheumatism. He like
others talks Of going TO the Hot Springs
for cure.
DIR. Stearns says IL Is distressingly
healthy ut the present time. Too bad
that part of the people can't be sick Il
relieve the Doctor of his distress.
w. ID. Mitchell. of Hancock, Wash.
ington county, Md, a friend Of con
ductor ID. l.. Beard, is here looking at
the country with a view of location
il he finds something to suit him.
Wat Chillson has completed his
contract with the L. =. company, and
returned home with his force on Mon
day. He did good job and has given
good satisfaction.
III Re.
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Notes from TORY,

At the annual school meeting, OIL
the 10th instant, in District 81, A. e..
Wait, ESD, was elected for the third
term district clerk. This a meritet
endorsement for his faithful services.
Mr., Wait is public spirited and takes I;
cominendable interest in the affairs al
the district, although he has no chill
dren to be instructed. The board has
employed Miss Hattie Godfrey to I, aef
the school She will he greeted will,
the cordial good wishes of the house
holders i'm her first effort ut teaching
being personally and favorably known
to the most of them.
Mr.. ]. n. Adams says he has tive
stray sheep at his place. The owner
can save cost Of advertising, etc, by
identifying and taking them away.
Threshing machines appear Ia b.
abundant, yet the promises al
many of them are rs long in being
filled As it used to be said shoe makers
were. Day after day, and even weeks
go by and the machine is as far away
As ever.
1t has been a good time for threshins
and hay making. No rain and but
little high wind.
Candidates for Representative are
being talked up. BY and by they will
be but little like angels or their visit.
Some time ago we were trying to indi-
cate what legislator from our county
should be. Now We are going to wait
and see what he will be.
A Mr. Hoff, q business man from
Akron, Ohio, and relative Of Mr..
Amos, is contemplating the purchase
Of more land near where he now owns
some, in this neighborhood, and going
into general farming and the stock
business. He would be o very desira.
BILE acquisition to our community and
county.
Willie Amos, who had been playing
city chap at Lindsburg for two years,
came over and cultivated his fathers
farm this season, and did IL very well.
Ed, on the hill, has q good farm-a
good team aud some promising colts
has fair wheat crop and a good corn
crop, and votes the Republican ticket,
McCabe and all, and still he IL not
happy.
We hear incidentally that friend II :,
over on the branch. has become tired
Of his religious surroundings, and
would sell out. We think there are
plenty Of persons who would like to
be surrounded just as he Is.
ANNoTATOR.
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The N. {. Camp Msstiae !.

At the present writing. the Camp
Meeting servi ces are hardly under
way. The first service was held Tues.
day night, Rev. Mr.. Cowles Of Topeka,
conducting the exercises. About 800
persons were present. Yesterday
there was . small attendance during
the day. At night the gathering was
quite small, owing to the rain. It IL
expected that by tomorrow the
attendance will be large. The tents
were not upon the grounds until
too late to put them up Tuesday
night. They are now In position and
make . very picturesque camp scene.
A goodly number Of seats and . speak.
er's stand have been provided. Char
ley Falconer has the agricultural hall
arranged - . dining hall, and has sue.
ceeded In making Il appear very At
tfactive. He he's numerous tsbio
about the room and can accommodate
with meals Ill who aftend. Tue meet
ings win lase ten days st Isas1
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6ridue ltemS,

Farmers club picnic at Cicero
Posts grove next Saturday afternoon.
Geo Lane.a X. r. boy from Peoria,
III. is visiting with the family of ii
II. Gillum for a few days.
Max Phillips Is building a new
house on Geo. Miller's farm.
John Spencer, an employee of the
Leavenworth 4 Topeka. II. X. is Oh q
short visit with his family. He reports
the Topeka 4 Salina Il. Il. a SURF
thing.
John Kingman has finished thresh.
ing 10 acres Of Red May wheat II.
reports 900 bushels or thirty bushels
to the acre.
Another one Of the oldest citizens oI
Gypsum Creek has passed away, Mr.
VIM. Peek, aged 80 years,
Mrs. VIM. Kouns has been very
sick. We are glad to hear that she !,
improving.
The father and mother of VIM
Kouns, from the eastern part Of Kan
sas, are with him for u few weeks.
The directors of the Bridge schoc
are fortunate in employing Mr.. J =.
Perrill of Assaria, ~ teacher for thei,
school, which will commence Oct. =.
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Ing In Dr.. Knox's drug store In Asafia
instead Of Lindsborg.
Last Saturday. while in Salina, We
bad the honor Of taking dinner ut the
Pacific House with our friend AnsOn
Miller. Of Gypsum creek.
Mr. Swan Bengston was parading
our streets this morning on . crutch.
Mr.. Bengston has the misfortune to
have the rheumatism.
We learn from . gentleman who is
somewhat connected with the road,
that the Topeka, Salina & Western
X. r., Is sure thing and that il has al
ready commenced west of Topeka
The meloncholic days have come,
for we saw q lady from the East side
peddling melons this morning
n. U. MORE.
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llethers Mother, /! u Mother, LII


Are you disturbed at night and brok-
Ell Of your rest by sick child suffer
ing and crying with the excruciating
pain ofcutting teeth? Ifso go at once
and get q bottle Of Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup. 1t will relieve the
poor little sufferer immediately-de-
pend upon 1t; there is no mistake about
1t. There is not q mother on earth who
has ever used 1t, who tell youwill no
ut once that 1t will regulate the bowels,
and give rest to the mother and relief
and health to the child, operating like
magic. 1t IL perfectly safe to use In
all cases, and pleasant to the taste, and
Is the prescription Of one ofthe Oldest
and best female physicians and nurs-
e. In the United States. Sold every
where Is . bottle. II
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The following items are taken from


Inc following Items are taken from
the Solomon City Sentinel:
Mr. Tom Reariop Ia having 81 new
residence erected and when com Melted
will he an, of the hes, farm bouses in
his neiyhIsrbood
John r S,,,,;,,, .,,o,...,s
cigars. canned goods, etc. was take,,
on a bill of sale by T., n. Rogers. and
will he sold at auction i'm few days,
N;ss E,,. Ar IT., - S.,,,. 600.
.oans ,La IL" a,I,., n =, H. y, ss, Mss
this wsaI Nj E,,. ;s q a,,as, Of H.
HoU%,.n S;.,ass 20 s"e'' VI '"'
" "
a fost OF the u. a. X. was organ
ized mere last saturday, with the FOL.
lowing oncers: Dr; u. r; Scarf. Post
Cohinan"ant >. w. collins, senior
vice Commahdaht Z. NJ; Biair, Ju-
NOR vice Commandant ). Sheahan,
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Sherif's Sale.
q. VI. EASTMAN,

g. NJ EASTMAN,
PATRICK LAuGHLIy. Ell Cas-. No. nas.
LEN LACGHLiN AND
JULIA SCHUYLER
OY VIRTUE Of an Execution, issued out Of
ID the Hs,rci Court of the Fourteenth Judicial
District within and for the County OF Saline, and
State Of Kansas. in the above entitled case and TO
me directed and delivered. I will. on
Saturday. the :nd day Of September.
A. n. 1ss3.
st two O'Clock p. N. Of said day, at the door
Of the Court House, in the City Of Saiina. Saline
County. Kansas. Offer for sale 1t public auctio to
the highest and hest bidder for cash In hand the
follo~in described Real Estate tc-xit:
One acre Of land, said land being the southwest
corner Of the southeast quarter OF section tsenfy-
seven, township fourteen 40. range four a..
vest, and sitsated in the town Of Bavaria. Sa-
line county. Kansas,
With tenements. hereditamenis and appurten-
ances thereto belonging Said Real Estate j. taken
the property of the above named defendant,
Julia Schulrr AMI appraised at two hundred and
SEVENTY Ave dollars (s.j AMI will b. >sph sat
isfy xatd execution or part thereof
Given under NV hand this SECOND day Of August; .
A. H., Iss. e RADCLIFFE
2.-iw sheriff Of Saline county, Kansas.
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look Heee |!

Mrs. DR.. Marsters, wife Of Prof. J.
H. Marsters, Of Jewell county. Kan,
II stopping for . short time oaly, ut
the Grand Genital Hotel, Salina, Kan
sas, where she will treat chronic DR.
seases. Her speciality being Catarrh,
Liver, Kidney Lung: troubles and
Female Weakness. Her treatment
for Catarrh 10 warranted. No charge
except cost Of medicine until the case
b cured. She respectfully invites
al who are Afflicted 70 call ct her
o@lce, Recon- No. 8. 0nnd Genital
Hotel O0ee hoan, 9 70 .. A. H., Alto
Or. 4. Censallatiea H..
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/" Cleanliness Is Next to Goodness.

And while you are camping, to insure
cleanliness and comfort, you must go
to Eberhardt 4 Co.'s factory and buy
their canvas or wire cots. They are
just the thing If the tent is too warm,
set them up outside during the night.
They are folded up and put away cas-
lily. Also all kinds OF mattresses Ia
rent or sell. Come early a. they are
being taken rapidly.
Respectfully, EBERHARDT 4 Co.
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1hestrjcsl end Circus Life.

Dan Linahan 4 Co., publishers, Of
st. Louis, have just issued book bear
ing the the above title. 1t treats Of .
new and always interesting subject.
and will. no doubt, be welcomed by
many amusement lovers who desire to
acquaint themselves with the myster-
len Of the profession. In fact it will
interest all classes Of readers, owing TO
its revelations Of secrets heretofore
known only TO Managers and actors.
The author IL . well known dramatic
critic, his style ID easy and natural, and
the numerous anecdotes and personal
adventurss with which he enliveps
his work. reader Il fsfFeshinsly inter-
esting Boot agsats will have good
thing ~ this voluns. Zee advertise.
maot.
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Public Notice.

Whereas foot bridge has been con-
structed across the Smoky.Hill river
to Oak Dale Park without the knowl-
edge or consent of the board Of direc-
tors Of the Saline County Agricultural,
Horticultural and Mechanical Asso-
citation, therefore notice is hereby
given that said association will not he
responsible for any damage persons
may receive while crossing said foot
bridge. J. NJ. GREELEY.
w. X. GELS, Supt. Secretary.
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Mr.. Kelsey Brown. Of Elm Creek
township, who has been visiting
friends in New York State sor some.
thing over a year, returned on the
,iCanon ball" yesterday.
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Senator Plumb and Judge Hanback,
delivered addresses at the reunion Of
liz. Early Settlers of Ellsworth coun-
IL, held in u grove on the site Of old
1T Ellsworth. There were about jsi
people present, aud the day passed
very pleasantly.
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Rersonali To men onlYI

The Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall,
Mich, will send DR. Dyes Celebrated
Electro-Voltaic Belts and Electric APP
pliances on trial for thirty days to men
young or old who are afflicted with
Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality and
Manhood, and kindred troubles. guar
anteeing speedy and complete restor-
alton of health and manly vigor. Adj
dress as above. n. B.-No risk IL in
Cured, as thirty days trial Is allowed
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Sherif's Sale.
CHARLES L. FRAME,

CHARLES L. FRANKIE. c,.x.,.,,
ELLEN CARNEY, KrAI
ny VIRTUE Of an Order Of Sale. Issued out Of
- the District Court o. the ioaIteenth Judicial
District within and for the County Of Saline, and
State Of Kansas. In the above entitled case and 10
me directed and delivered, I will, on
Monday. she tWeusy.etghsh day q
August. a. D. Hasa.
at tvo O'Clock p. m. Of said day. at the east door
Of The Court House In the City Of Szlina, Saline
county, Kansas oder for sale nj pubic suction, to
the highest and best bidier for cash In hand, the
following described Real Estate. to-wit:
The east half Of section No. isenty-one tsn In
township No thirteen (ijl. range No. three 90.
With tn" appurtenances. tenensents, buildings
and Improvements thereon. AMI
With tenru,ents. her-ditancnis and sppurtcn-
ances thereunto belonging. saij real estate Is
taken as tie property Of the above named a-fen-
dsnts and Mary " Husband, Alministrzf and
Vim. Husband. Charles Husband, John n. Hus-
hand and Emma T. Husband. minor heirs %
Elijah Husband. Decreased, tsnd vili be sold 10
satisfy said order Of sale. or part thereof.
Given under my hand this 2sth day Of July.
A. L.. lsss
G :. RADCLIFFE,
s6-5v Sheriff Of Saline County. Kansas.
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Mr.. J. \. Wilson. Of Snolan town
ship. was thrown from loaded
wagon last Friday, near the Lutheran
ciIurcL. a. ii- was driving home. For
SOME minutes lac was stunned by the
fail, hut recovering found that lie was
but slightly bruised.
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The directors uf the county fair asso.
citation are receiving numerous assn.
RANGES from all parts of the county OF
AN unprecedented interest in the com
ing far. The premiums are of sufli'
cicnt value Ia invite the most earne,
competition, while there is a prevailing
desire {" make the fair just As success
ful ~ possible We think the fair of
the fall of lSs2 will in future years be
reckonei as the most pleasant a well
a the most successful ever held i'm "a :
line county.
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The Sunday School convention, US
uaily held on the last Saturday Of this
month, IN Jos. L. Tolle's grove, on
Gypsum creek, has been postponed OH
account of the camp meeting In Salina,
until Thursday. August 81, 1852, at 10
s..u.i....l.
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Notice Of Appointment Of Guardian

The undersigned has been appointed
Guardian Of the person and estate Of
Louisa WOodlee, by the Probate Court
of Saline county, Kansas.
All persons indebted to the estate
are requested to make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against
the same will present them to the un-
designed for allowance.
August lst, 1852. a. ID. GILKEsoN.
214w Guardian
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Saline county was not represented
in the Greenback State Convention at
Topeka yesterday. Greenbackism
does not flourish in this county. The
memters of that party in the county
of Saline can almost be counted on the
fingers ends.
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The question rs 10 who shall repre-.
sert Saline county in the Legislature
has had a vigorous canvass during the
past week. For the Salina district,
the names Of the following gentlemen
have been spoken of: 4. +. Carver,
H. ID. Baker. VIM. Berg, q. &. Hcga'
boom lBr"okvilleJ and +. {. Culp
For candidates in the other district
we have heard the names of 4. =. Col.
lins, WIN. Tinker, and J. NJ. Daniel
son mentioned
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the cnIlO's FRIEND.
Marsh's Tonic Astringent Should be in
Everv Household,


please send three bottles of your
Tonic Astringent, by express, to my
wife, in Waveland, Indiana, where
she Is visiting friends. She writes me
that our little girl has the Summer
Complaint, and that she cannot Oh
tain your Astringent there. Please
send 1t Immediately rs We are anxious
to have il get there as soon a. possible,
We have more confidence in II than
in any other remedy" John r.
Petty. Fort. Scott. Kans.
Marsh's Tonic Astringent Is for sale
by Maynard 4 Houser. druggists, Sa-
lima. II quickly cures Diarrh9a,
Cholera Infantum, and all Bowel com.
plants Price 80 cents. Don't fail Ia
try IL,
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6ucklen's APujca Salve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt l'heum,
Fever Sore, letter, Chapped hands,
Chilblains, Corns. and all skin crup-
tions, and positively cures Piles. It's
guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price, . cents
per box. For sale by Oscar Seitz.
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Sslins Markets.

WINTER WHEAT-No I, zoe
No. ., Gle a. G6c. No. 3. Sc IL Goc.
MILLET-Sl.25GS 500
CORNING. Soc.
OATS-60c.
RYE-65c(sD7 Oc,
POTATOES-S 100 per bushel.
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A Delicious Appetizer,

That ensures digestion and enjoyment
of food; a tonic that brings strength
To the weak and rest to the nervous :;
q harmless diarrhpa cure that don't
constipate-just what every family
needs--Parkers Ginger Tonic.
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Asssris items.
Still hot

Stlil NOT.
Hot and dry.
Corn il suffering for rain.
w. d. Judd Is of on . ny to Kansas
City.
H. B. Blair is buying and weighing
wheat In the absence Of w. d. Judd
Our new elevator will soon be ready
for the paint brush. And ere long the
farmer will dump his grain In his bins.
Carol 4 Gunnersou are near neigh
bon 70 % to-day. They ere thrssh-
Ing for Peter Hawkinson.
John d. Englund h Ct present. e1esk.
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For Sale.

A stock farm Of $50 acres, with good
timber and water, on Hobbs Creek,
Saline county. Also house and lot,
with bakery, on Santa Fe avenue, Sa-
lima Apply To II. REEs.
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For Sale.

A Sorghum Cane Mill in good
order. The mill will be sold for cash
or in trade, whichever may be pre-
ferred. Apply TO John J. Itzen, one
mile northwest of New Cambria.
IN. n
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For Rent

80 acres Of farm land-l25 acres
under cultivation 3W acres i'm fine
pasture-all under fence; the balance
i'm fine meadow. A good dwelling
house. Apply to &c. BENDER.
.sl-lw
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Miss Alctta rca.rie has rented the
front upper rooms Of the Lay restau-
rant building for her dress making
establishment, and hal them reiit.
ted with pain. and paper. They have
the merit of being large, light, airy
aud centrally located. Miss league
has already moved into her new quar-