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Winter Love.
EvFE's LETTER.

Deai Heart! You ask if time has changed
The love of lcng ago;
II summers flush of love Is past
The love We cherished so.
Because with hand in hand We walk
Together in the snow.
We cannot turn life's seasons back,
However mu n we grieye
That summers solstice days are gone
We cannot Oh ce deceive
These hearts, Sd yersed in loves true lore,
With any ma Se-beiieve-
The roses pear ed with fancys dew
No longer me ct our glance:
The lily stalks of sentiment
We look at hsf askance.
And smile, perhaps. to think they once
Were fragraI with romance.
Content us SO. We own the change;
We know the splendid hours
Have gone with al their drifts of cloud
And gusts of rainbow showers;
And love has had its summertime
For these twain hearts of ours.
And now October's deepening CLINT
Goldens the season DER;
The perfect fruit is on the stem.
The kernel at the core.
We've gathered in our harvest-graith,
What can we wish for more?
And yet loves lucid atmosphere
Hath known no clearer shine;
Inc birds that linger never sung
With trills-if few--so fine;
The starlight, as we walk beneath,
Seemed never more divine.
And as my heart in curtained hush
Sits wrapped in dreamy bliss
Beside our Lares-fire and feels
The warmth of clasp and kiss
l wonder if our summer love
Was half so sweet Us this
Margaret j. Preston.
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Herr Krupp, the great gunmaker, is
a staunch believer in the efficacy of vac
cination. He recently expressed to his
employees desire that they should al
submit to the operation, smallpox be
ing prevalent in the neighborhood d
Essen. Only six of the 5000 barrel
their arms to the lancet, whereupn
Herr Krupp issued an ultimatum to tie
effect that every workman must eitlfr
be vaccinated or leave his establishment
He made the terms of surrender esy.
however. by promising that the OPERA
ton should take place during working
hours. that it should cost them nothing,
and last, though not least, that only an
imal lymph should be used. They sur
rendered at once, Ike sensible fellows.
There are not many establishments IN
Germany where each workman has a
model cottage and bit of ga;t'en at
tached. pension fund. a relief fad and
a dozen other funds in which he en- par
ticipate in case of accident or So ram
nuation.
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onVe Logan has her i,tea con,..;,,in,,
Romeo, such as it is. ..Wbafn y -
RS rs IN letter TO tha philadelphia
L'"'eS, could hayo Induced Henry Irv-
lsSSr-thi'S master OF t.a passions, kim
th,i3:, u Iear, excitement and all lie mos
thrilling sentiments os the human 49,
to take up with Romeo. most pa,nhrt l,,,
pamhy of heroes, love-sicb jegI.e n;s
n''eT' wei within the powers of anI r. re =
Specialize theater's juvenile nam .,
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Flying Serpents.

ire can be little doubt that fying
PTS once existed, since thew are
loned by Isaiah, Pliny. and Mar
p; while Heredatus expressly
lag. hc saw the bones of winged
ITS on : plain in Africa; and Aris-
fn his first book of animals, speaks
ma as existing in Ethiopia. Stra-
nan, and Pausanias, also xllude
=, ~ have never seen winged
:. says Pausanias, "but | be-
h : ~ orislencc. because q Phry-
tu oSS ~
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An action has commenood aoo;.

IN aetloh has commenced against the
eo"h U oasco, near kewaunee, to recoy-
q lhe sum OF S5,C00 damages for shut
1lng mp family alleged to have had the
smaiipox. Two physicians have been
caiied III; One positively asserts that
tie family had the disease, while tbe
other rs positively denies that the sick
ness was the smallpox.
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DON'T Do IT.-Don't seek the tennor

DON'T DO IT.-Don't seek the temnor.
airy feeling OF health and strength result
ing from the pse of beer and ale or ntbar
malt and alcoholic compounds The IS.
eer enects make you feel worse than be-
tofe- Permanent health is sure to he
round IN that best of all iron prepara-
,iohs' that friend to temperance and lono
NE Known as Brown s Iron Bitters.
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CLEAR head aud voice, easy breathing
sweet breath, perfect smell, taste and
nearing, no cough, no distress. These
are conditions brought about in catarrh
Dy the use of Sanford's Radical Cnre
Complete treatment for 81. mo5
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A NOVEL case in the proof of will is
4eIore the surrogate in Troy, N. Y. All
.he witnesses are dead, and the testator
made his mark to his name. The ones
tion to be decided by the surrogate is
whether the mans mark can be proved
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WILLIAM LYNCH.

FASHIONABLE TAILOR ALL GOODS
n rlade ny the subscrIo Der are warranted TO hi
the form Prices. reasonable, and | avn bound To
lease those who give me their custom. Shol
on York Street, GwO doors West oI The "lhclatt
House.
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MRS T.. Il ERN.

WORK STREET, MANIToWOC, WIS, DEAL
er in Dry Goods, Groccries, Crockery, Fancy
Goods Glass ware, Boots a..d shoes, Ready made
Clothing, Paper hangings, iiats, Caps loyr, ,Chli-
dTen CaTria res, Live Geese Feathers, BIRD cages,
Kerosene oil and Lam s, &C, sc. share OF pub
Cpatrouage lie solicited.
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CHARLES IOYER.

ayERCHANT TAIL0IING ESTa BLlSH-
,fI rieut. on Ssh street, ne south end OF Bridge
The .ailoriug department i complete, and con-
tains = large assortment of fashionable cloths hno
GerS's furnishing good, constantly on hand
Please call and examine before purchasing else
vhay
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CHIEF JUSTICE Ap-,,,,o,, 80
a @ cbor;iu ar9leea lat Masonic lodge is not
=. . oA"' .aole or benevolent institution. in
'ne meaning of the statutes, and that its
property is therefore subject to taxation
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- FADED or gray hair gradually recover
,s youthful color and lustre by the use
u farker's Hair Ba,sam, an elegant
dressing admired sor its purity and rich
1noE
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l DON 7 WANT THAT STUFF is what
iady Of Boston said to hgr husband
when he brought home some rnedic;r =.
cure her OF siek headache ard ranroi,,;o ~
which had made her misera,,,a ' ecu aieia
.eeh 'r years. At frst attack thereafter Il
was administered 20 her with such good
results that she continued its nse mil
d.u' ahd made SO enthusiastic in its
praise that she induced twenty-five of the
nest families in her circle to adont r. &c
.neR regular family medicine. That
stun Is Hop Bitters. mo5 '
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NJ kErTENu0FFEN

IN Ninth streets, ManitoHoc. Travellers viii
here ind the best accommodations, Sample rooms
attached.
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MOTHERS, aTOTHrpc, ,,or

-ho olHEhS! MOTHERSi MOTHERS,
afe ou disturbed at night and broken of vour
80 - y . SICK child suffering and crying with
'he eAcruciating pain of cutting teeth? II
a. once and get bottle of MRS. WINS.
~" SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve The
20, h''ie sufferer Immediately upon
it' there IS DO mistake about IL. There I, no, .
n,','hef on earth who has ever used it, who win
no' 'en you at once that it viii regulate the
ooweis, and give rsat TO the mother. ann rel,e1
a. n.ia - neai' 70 tie child, operating ike magsc
!, az c y safe to use in all cases. and pleas
u lne Oldest aud best fem le phystrians 80
* es.a.. 10 ne United atsses Sod eweryvhse~
s'a0 aok3'
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nENTAL PARLORS, I UOLPH'S BLOCH,
~ Corner Eighth srfi aIkIIn Streets, SoGth
Side, MaaitOwoc, " .. O.-ce hours from ; A. NJ
to p. NJ feO-I
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WINDIATE HOUSE.

~ WTNDIATE. PROPRIETOR, YORK ST.
y This frst-class House is in excellent cor d.
tion, and the Proprietor is confident that ne cah
give perfect satisfaction TO tue travelling puolc'
Bus will always be ready tn take travellers to ano
from the boats. A COOP LIVERY STABLE is KEPT
In con nrcIion with the House.
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NIASCFACrURARA DEALERIN BOOTS
VI SHOES, Leather, &c, shop uH buiia L
Street. aIcS,r the corner oi Eighth Repairiu G
neatlS auG promptly cxecut ID.
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1ne Old gentleman is snorinr fro
no'e oI tne vIrtuous in lis easy-ci..aiF.
his youthful grandson rusbes - -.
na.,n MOsnef "on. ma, grandpa is i. the
parsor-sieepins right out ioaaI',
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Napoleon said, "Victory belonys 70
lac most perseTering," This is e61uch
70 aeraors.tize every book agent in the
country. ~
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FRED. SEEGER,

OFFERS TO HIS FRIEND DS AND THE PUB
~ lie geuer.lly, cnoiee selection. OF tres'
Meats Salt PORK and Beet Smoked Beef ah'
Hams Shoulders, Sausages ralluw and Lard a
the lowest rates Market ol Commercial Street
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BARBER SHOP.

TARL PANGBURN'S Barbershop, in Bsiues
Y Jbl.. .ck ON Moth Eighth -p---r- Murk d,,ne ~
gUod taste Particular attention paiu>. Ladies
au u Uniidren's : hair cuttiBs and shampooing. H5
ali means cali and Carl.
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WI AiS IjnIrS

II A. REUSS, PROPRIETOR, CORNEI
L. Eighth and franklin streets, ManitoYo oc
This house has recently been enlarged and refuI
ushed, oilers every inducement TO the travel
ny puoiiC.
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WM. NJ. ) -cGER,

hENrISr. OFFICE IfeIAllS IN AMBER
- sua's DiocA. Gunner eJuEh eighth and quay
Streets, MaHitJwUC, " = l'iuuyt attention vi,
be gwen 70 ali Work entrus eg - me. aPrli-Sl
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A. C. FRASER, NJ. D., c. NJ.
- SANJlE ERSnN

physician and Surgeon, successor 10 Doctor u
IL Coa-iey. Office or IL street, Aedr II ..uiD q
hanltowoc, Wisconsin. sep -
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The following singular adveri
appeared in the year 1888 in
newspaper: TO be let. q beg.
in good, ehsri.abI9 =
bringing in sbout JOS $ We.
goodwill Is required. \. i. i !:
. blind man 10 be disposed 81.
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r. X. PAINE, II. D.,

Homeopathic MUSICIAN, SURG EoN
I'll and Accoucheur, late resident Physician at
me Hahuemann Hospital, 'hicago, Lac pc man
emily located at Manitowoc. Office, on BGdalo
streets, west of Rauds store.
-, ,t.,.. 3 To A. IL,
1Ffich hoohs' to and to S P. NJ.
Diseases OF the eve and ear treated.
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L, l.. NAGLE, NJ. ID. g.,

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE . \
Il south Eighth Str, one door South OF w.,
ner, Rand Il Co Office hours, 10 IL A. NJ, = to ,
7. y. Night calls promptly attended 10. Jul .i-r
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A 'TORNEYS AND COT NSELORS AT LAW
IN O.hce over First Natl Dnai Bank, Eighth ST
Collections promptly attended 10.
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C. (. EsrAsgook. Wa. WALKER.
ESrABROOk & WALKER.
DR. @. E. GnIDLEY.

A TTORNE1S Al IAN Ulice corner Eighth
IN and Franklin streets, n Woods Block over
w agner's store. South SIue, Mantowoc, Wis.
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ADVERTISING SCALE.
ONE INCH SPACE MAKES SQUARE.

Business notices 10 cents per line. When con.
timed more than one week. half OF the abo's
rates .nr zach subsequent week
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z s. LuHMANN. NJ d

ID EEWER AND MALS1 Err. CORNER SIXTH
ID and Washington stre-t=, south side. The
highest cash price paid fer Barley.
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AW,INSURANCEAN AND AB>IEALF . FFGCE
l. Franz Block. South ri .hLn strt..;. hsnito-
voc, Wis. Collections pft IIptly attended 10
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FRANZ & StHMIrZ.

PHYSICIAN AND 81 tGEON. UFt'C 6 AT
Il Residence OF DR. F. simon. HaucccS-. rect,
near the court house, Manitowpc, We. del5
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. TTOaNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW.
N Ollice in Woods blog X over i a-aers store.
South Sth street, Manito~ ,c, Wisconsin. Coliec-
tions promptly attended Il.
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j. ID MARkH 4 VI
VILLA VI RAHR

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
n Oaice. corner OF 5th I'D Qaay streets, Man
ttov ~, .rcCGsln.
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TERMS, TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR.
|. J. sCHAITz, MICHAEL KIRwAN
SCHMITZ d KIRWAN,
G.. G.. SEDGWICK.

A TT0RNEYS Al LAW. OFFICE N FANS
"A BLOCK, south Eighth Street, Manitowoc,
Wisconsin. fmay1l
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II (r. e. ". J TURNER,
A TTORNEYS AT Law, OFFICE OS STH
a Street south side, ko-hlers store, Man
itowoc Wisconsin.
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Moopp,o R,n.r J,,y A 1899

MooRE's RIDGE, July 4, 1882.
Ed SPIRIT: One hundred and seven
years ago was the day the Star Spangled
Banner first waved in the breeze
American freedornl 1t was the day that
congratulations went up to greet The ears
OF the great Jehovah. As torrents from
The mountains 10 the n ain, from every
glen came forth living stream, may be
said OF the American people as patriots
to their. country. for from every glen
came forth the boldest of the bold to de-
lend their country's rights, and as the
king OF day arrayed himself in the
Heavens with all The splendor, brilllancy
and brightness that he could call forth.
he looked down upon free people. and
as the proud bird Of the wilderness sailed
forth from bis mountain crag, be repre-
sented q free people CT whom he was
the emblem. To-day the same enthnsi-
asm, that was then, exists, and the same
banner waves in the air and is cherished
by the American people in remembrance
OF their forefathers who fell upon the
plains Of Boston snd Concord. Tu-day
the nation calls forth all the pomp and
grandeur that she can array herself in
to celebrate. Throtgh the VALLEY of the
Mississippi echoes the rosr of cannon,
and as the tread OF feet marches to the
beat of the marital drum il bring to our
ears the remembrance of yore. One
year ago our nation was wrapped in sor.
row and she put on the emblem Of
morning because her Chief Magistrate
had been assassinated, bus the nation
slill survives, and the American people
are proud OF our nation, and NAV we
forever be. Yours truly, GUY
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CAMP MEETING.

There will be Camp Meeting held on
the Old Camp GROUND near Stafford,
commencing August l6, lsS2, and con.
tihue over at least One Sabbath.
The grounds Will ts teaut,fied. and no ex.
pense omitted that will be Conducive to the
comfort Of the people, or enhance the interest
Of the occasion.
The best ministerial help that the East Ohio
Conference can afford has been secured, and the
Word will doubtless be dispensed elodueutly
and with power.
A frst-class boarding tent will be kept OF
the ground, where all that desire accommoda.
tions can obtain them, and at as low rates as
can be had at any hotel in the county.
The public is assured that abundance of pure
cold water. free for all, will be found Upon the
grounds-enough for both man aud beast.
Come brethren and sisters in Christ. Let u.
lay aside the business cares of life and spend 9
few days together, in the leafy grove, in the
worship of God and let us pray that when WI
enter dpou the encampment that His etarna
Spirit. like cloud of mercy, may hover owe,
us. May God in his infinite goodness meet
with us and bless the people.
Admission fee 10 cents-good during moet
ing. THOS. WILSON, Secretary.
Stafford, july 4, 1888.
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~Two men named BELLvILLE and
DoTY engaged in fight in York town
ship, Belwont County, on the Sd inst !,
which resulted in DorY skull being
crushed by blow from club in the
hands of BELLvILLE. The murderer es.
capped.
The following particulars have been
developed as to The murder of JOSEPH
DoTY: DorY, the murdered man is said
to have been paying attention TO BELL.
yILLE's sister. which was resented BY the
murderer on account of DORIS we'll
known licenlious character, hence the
murder. Saturday DoTY and sister of
BELLvILLE we're al the house of one
HARDINo, who resides about half way
between Narrows Run and Pipe Creek,
and BELLvILLE came up there, and he
and DoTY were talking, when OoTY asked
BELLvILLE if he had anything against
him, to which BELvILLE replied that he
had not, and they then continued to talk
and all seemed to be in a good humor,
when DoTY turned around on the porch,
and then BE.vILLE dealt bim q blow on
the head with a piece OF scsntline, crush
ing in his skull, from the effects of which
be died on Sunday afternoon. BELL
WILLIE made his escape and is still at
large, and at this writing we have heard
Of no attempt 10 arrest HIM. BELLvILLE
is described by gentleman 10 this city
who is acquainted with him as very
quarrelsome man, but one not generally
thought to be exactly in his right mind,
while DorY was also quarrelsome and
troublesome man DoTY was related to
BARKER who, IL years ago, was mur-
dered by ALBERT WILSON, in self.de-
fense - Bellaire Tribune.
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The 4. c. Church Picnic.

There was quite large gathering Of
people from all directions here on the
Fourth. The principal attraction being
the picnic held by the Catholic Church
at the Fair Grounds. The rain of the
night before interfered somewhat with
the carrying out of the programme. but
nevertheless there was vary pleasant
time at the Fair Grounds during the day
The Florsl Hall was thrown open and
long table spread with sumptuous re-
past, of which large number of people
partook.
A fancy table, presided over by Misses
BARBARA and JOE HoEFFLER, was quite
an attraction and nettad handsome
sum.
A platform was erected in one end of
the hall, and good portion OF the day
spent in treading the maz,s of the dance
bv those who enjoy.the Terpsichorean
art.
Miss LENA BURKHARr had charge of
the ice cream stand, and realizsd nice
little amount.
The contests were Quite lively. The
contestants for the necklace ~ere Miss
DoUaHERTY and Miss TiLLrE SGHu.
MAcHER Miss DoUGaERTY collected
over Si6 and Miss SeHuMAGHER S59 rs,
which entitled her of course 10 the neck.
lace. Miss CHRIsTINA KooNTz carried
off the ring, in the ring contest. Mrs
Jos. WEIsEND drew The ring in the ring
cake, Miss BARB ARA KooNTz drew the
doll. The prayer book was drawn by
CLEMENr DoUaaERrY and the aower-
stand by CHARLEY HALL, The cane
contest was given up, and the cane pur-
chased By ANTHoNt ScHMAcHre, Jr.. and
presented to his father, JOSEPH ScHUMA.
GHER e
The picnic was decided financial sue.
cess. The net proceeds were $3.50 Is.
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BEALLSVILLE ITEMS.

Une OF the most destruetive tornadoee
that ever visited this section occurred on
Friday evening last. Both inst. 1t seem
ingly descended back Of Malaga, level.
ing in its passage nearly everything it
encountered, but reserving for James
Cox, of Wayne township, Belmon, Coun:
ty. parting taste of its power. 1t up
set his wagon shed, unroofed his barn
and completely destroyed about 25 acres
OF timber. The scene in that woods is
said 10 be indescribabe Hickory trees
and limbs were twisted like withes, and
heavy oaks we're splin'ered and thrown
in positions showing them TO have been
tossed about like straws. 1t must have
ascended about this point, for it was not
heard Of beyond 1t.
Mr.. Wittenbach, OF Buckhill Bottom.
has been here and insists that he is in
spred, and as true prophet as any OF
old
We we're visited last week by a cheap
but voluble imposter with az many aliases
as a barn-yard dog has Fl as He lies
with such ease and Huency that be half
convinces himself he is telling The truth.
He pretends to be of French and Ger
man nationality as it best suits him.
G. N. Allen, OF the Belaire Democrat
made rs business visit call this week
Marsh Wilson, from Chicago, is her.
on one OF his semi-annual visits to his
mother.
Carrie Bsker. one Of Barnesvile's
fairest blondes, is visiting her sister Ida
at DR.. Reeds
Mrs. "A. J. Pearson is spending few
days among her friends.
Willard Booth and wife, Of Bellaire
are making short stay at Isaac Hills.
Mr.. Okey, by resurvey this week
settled the disputed boundary b question
between l. D. Riley and Henry Miller
in favor Of the latter.
Mr.. VIM, Miller informs Us that bis
berry crop this year will fall short OF las'
year. SUNsBURY
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County Commissioners Proceedings
The Board met on the 81 inst, and
disposed OF the following business:
Allowed J. NJ Carpenter S32 Al for
work done. on Summer field and Woods
6eld road.
Stephen Boughner Si5 25 for stonine
road on Hurd's Run, Adams township
Simeon Hill $50 for work on Browns
Run, Benton township
A. Burkhart S14S 13 for work on
road near Calais
= j. L:ihfarth $3.50 on abutment con.
tract at Rings mill. Benton township.
Contracted with E. K. Morris for L.
600 bushels of coal at 10 cents and 10C
bushels of slack at cents per bushel.
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EMPLOYMENT FOR LADIES.


The Queen City Suspender Company
Of Cincinnati, are now manufacturing
and introducing their new Stocking Sup.
porters for Ladies and Children, and
their unequaled Skirt Suspenders for
Ladies. None should be without them
our leading physicians recommend them
and are loud in their praise. These
goods are manufactured by ladies who
have made the wants Of ladies aud chill.
dren a study, and they ask US to refer
them to some reliable and energetic lady
to introduce them In this county, and
we certainly think that an earnest solicit
tation in every household would meet
with aready response, and that deter.
mined woman could make a handsome
salary and have the exclusive agency for
this county. We advise some lady who
is in need of employment to send to the
Company her name and address. and
mention this paper: Address Queen
CITY Suspender Company, No ITO Main
Street, Cincinnati. Ohio. "a
july 4 1926.
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We have manv'times been an unwel-
come lstner to the "said she" and "said
I" narrations but never knew an instance
where the "aaid Is" didn't cay all the
smart things and the "said she's" all the
stupid and vicious ones, or where the
"said Is" didn't come off victorious in
the end