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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-09-20

stallion ''IJIlmDer boy, ltamDetOnlan
aud f han Allen, eight years old, sixteen
hands high, weighing llOO--a handsome
bay, and speedy.
u. w. Cutting Of Cambridge shows the
tmee.ycars old Ethan Allen stallion Get
| Off," He weighs 1000 pounds and stands
fifteen hands high. He is handsome and
promises to be very fast. lie has also the
bay gclling Albert C.n and an Ethan
horse out OF Il Whalebonc mare. Clipper"
a bay gelding, nine years old, is fun
brother of ALBERT c. He has also SIX
horse, and colts of various ages she by
the same horse. Ethan Allen, Jr.. out OF
the same Whalcbone mare.
Monton Bros, of the Green Mountain
sock farm, Randolph, show four stations
"Don Giovanni" twelve yGara old, n
golden bay, fifteen three high, weighing
1l5O lie has u record of =; 30 He is by
Hampton, out OF Volunteer mare, and
Hampton was by lIambetonian. They
have here also vermont Messenger, '
seven years old. dark boy, by Old Ham.
bIutonIan, out of Lady Lockwood. ana q
colt. "Roya," thrce-y cars-old. out o
"Randoph Maud, which is II promising
horse for stock. "Lockingion," by Dor
Giovanni, out of Lady Lockwood, com
plrtcs Mcssls. Monllon's show IN horses
Alexander Hammcl, Ticondcroga, show
a dark brown stallion, &c. w. Mitchell,
sired by "Aristo5, ont of Il Clay mare
He ia slX years old. fifteen three high
Weighing lI5o probably. He is handsome
and fine type of " general use' horse
The Lambert" stock makea iino cX
hihit. Mr., flannel also has Return
four years old, Il black horse, but ha.
never been timed.
Geo, +. Davis, Windsor, has three yer,
handsome horses. One mare, Belle o
| Bridgeport, very stylish, is shown Tor style
and has carried off the prize wherever
shown IN Connecticut and vicinity.
, ii. 5. Newton, Georgia, show, Maggi,
, NJ for speed, small but handsome.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-09-20

Gentlemen I take pleas
urc in stating that ! have used
Browns Iron Bittcrs for ma
laria and nervous troubles,
caused by overwork, with
excellent results.
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Advertising the pIr SHOW,

.Thelapparent unlinitable extent OF the ad
vertising done TO herald the coming Of the
Great Forepaugh Show has created genu Inc
sensation The greatest and by far the most
affective advertising done for the enormou,
establishment Is the newspaper comments
after II has appeared In the cities In which
the newspapers are issued. Never In the bis.
tory OF travelling shows has the pess been SC
unanimous in 6estowing unqualified praise
such as the Great Forcpaugh Show Is receiv.
lug whenever It had appeared this season.
Speaking OF the press In this instance refer.
ence Is mado 10 the several newspapers pub,
lished In the cities Of Baltimore, Washington,
Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Buffalo, Detroit,
Grand Rapids, Toledo, Cleveland, Fl. Wayne,
Columbus, Dayton and many Others In
every one OF these cities the common expires.
sion Of the press has been that .the Great
In the city" nt least some paper In each oil
these cities making such statement
Tonight Mr.. Forepaugh will give another
illustration OF his idea as to the yalne Of ad.
yertising by giving everybody who comes to
enjoy It. splendid evenings entertainment
without costing anyone excepting the great
Snowman cent. 1t will be In the shape oil
grand series OF multi.colored pictures, pro.
jected by very powerful stereoplican upon
q canvas twenty feet square. The entertain.
ment Is under the direction OF Prof. E. A.
Abt, in former years the stereoptician Of the
Berlin Royal Academy OF Fine Arts. 1t will
begin mt about eight o'clock at the corner Of
Market and Twelfth streets, and some 200
pictures will be shown, comprising reproduc.
lions Of the masterpieces OF the art In paint.
Ing and sculpture; also reproduction Of
Nessioner's famous portrait OF Mr.. Fore.
paugh, which cost $500. the largest sum
ever paid for portrait; views in ail parts Of
the world, and illustrations OF every species
Of o Wild I 1s. comic trick - pictures With
great Forpaugh show, etc. No collection
will be taken, no local advertisements shown,
nor will there be anything offered for sale,
Mr.. Forepaugh getting his recompence in the
enjoyment and good will Of the people. q
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m, SrIr 4, Z, Ion liti SxEws.S
IA, s3nrtlA,lx

rttfiI \ Il 49, AaAis =
3 syi SWstherald and family removed Ito
Martins Ferry yesterday where they will re e
John Camp and family have added them.
selves to the number dwelling on the Burrs
Mil camp ground. Il. filS
Apples haye been received here from Mem
pills, Tenn. They had suffered greatly In
Their transportation 3, IN Z
hMis Jennie Glazier. daughter OF a former
pastor Of the Christian Church here, Is In the
city, en- route from Washington City to Cleye
land. M isEl M h i!iis'
The School Board did not elect any teach
en- at their meeting on Monday evening. We
understand they resolved to receive new bid.
for building. the. two new school houses, thoss
already received not being satisfactory. Bid
ders can now model their bids after lie hint.
given by tue rejected ones, which were pub
lished. 'St,i a 4 n {, CO, :
The saient the D., z. & @. Il. Il. depot wa.
blown open yesterday morning and some
thing over 800 stolen. The watchmcn re
ports that seven men entered the building
by prying open the south window, and
while two OF them kept him quiet through
fear, the others got III their work on the
safe. Some persons arc strange enough IA
think 1t queer that while this happened ai
1880 the Waterman did not report 1t until {
D'clock 'Fir ~ = 'f 1l l.l5N
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BOWI.IS-MILLER,
sAHnppy Affair Last \ Is hi ON tho sourl

: a HAPPY AHair l.hst Night on tho south
~ - 4 hide. $50
Last evening, ut $50 o'clock, the solemn
words were spoken by Rev. Hite, in tile
; Chapline Street NJ. E. Church, that made Mr..
Dauford J.. Bowlin and Miss Jennie E. Mil:
Ter man and wife. Long before that time the
I. pretty little edifice was crowded with friends
and acquaintances OF the young couple, the
{ space In front being reserved, however, for
( invited guests. The large audience was
seated gracefully and expeditiously by
! the 2ushers, Nessrs. James Powell and
5Chay Dachnan. AT the hour named the
bride and groom swept up the aisle attended
by Mr.. Alex. kennen aud Miss Eva Drake.
Immediately after the ceremony reception
I Miller, the BRIDES mother. on Jacob street,
Sby Mr.. and Mrs. Bowlin previous to their
departure for Cleveland and the lakes on the
ILLS train. Refreshments were served and
parting time flew rnpildy around. The bride,
: bright looking little lady was handsomely
dressed in white cashmere dress trimmed
with satin and Spanish lace, with Train, elbow
sleeves and square bosom. 1t was neatly
trimmed and gave to the wearer an Dir. OF
: taste and elegance that was charming. Miss
: Drake looked handsome In white cashmere
I that lifted to perfection. Tho bride wore no
ornaments but orange blossoms Mr.. Bow
I lin Is a popular boiler at the Riverside, and
\ his wife Is d popular young lady Of the Fifth
ward. -
A large number OF presents were received,
!, and we note down SOME Of the principal ones,
Z, as follows, Bedroom set, Mrs. Henrietta Mil.
gler; silver pickle castor, Miss lInndy; silver
| castor, Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsly; silver pickle
I castor, J.. W., and A. c. Kennen; silver pickle
!. castor, Miss Bowlin, sister Of the groom; sill.
Ever fruit basket, +. Bowliu; silver cake bas.
/: ket, A.. Godfrey; silver napkin rings, Miss
Eva Drake; silver napkin rings, Mr.. and Mrs
] Batson; gold napkin rings, Miss Minnie
Heller; pair vases, Mrs Bowlin; toilet set, Mrs,
Z Younsman; silver individual sets, Miss
ada Drake; set e decorated glassware,
Mrs. Young; china tea set, P. Bachnian; silver
butter knives, Mrs. Hamilton; steel engrav.
ling, Capt. VIM. Brown; steel engraving, Miss
I Kate Chanock; toilet set, Harry Godfrey; set
glassware, Miss Emma Dixon; bed spread,
y Miss Tillie ltentch; one dozen napkins, Mr..
] and Mrs. Hopkins: cake stand, Mrs. Harri.
/; son; table linen, Mr.. HARRISON; parlor lamp,
James Powell; sugar spoons VIM. Brooks;
silver fruit dish, John Williams; Etnaville,
Z silver pickle castor, Mrs. Van kurea; silver
berry dish, Mis-, Backman and Miss Calden.
!; baugh. 81 a! - 20 III y !
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y HANDSOME PRESENTATION
Made 10 DR.. u. W. Allen Mt the Mcclure
s 80 hn.f.. lIOunc Inst EYeninR. ~. J.


House Last Evening.
To day DR.. B. gW.'Allen leaves for Morgan
] town to occupy. the Chair Of Medicine at the
I University to which he was recently elected.
I DR.. Aliens departure will leave a vacancy
in the profession Of this city hard to fill. For
4 he has been by the disciples of Esculapius
called the t"Boss,nn and In truth he was
such. Thoroughly versed In Z medicine,
always u careful ; aud cautious until he
was certain what the proper course
was to pursue In . in the treatment of
IN case, q skillful and brilliant surgeon,
: DR.. Allen has enjoyed tho respect and
) admiration OF his fellow physicians. He was
consulted by them and his advice taken In
difficult cases 4 In addition to all this, DR.,
y Aliens practice has been o very large one,
and It was partially for the reason, We are
Informed, that It was getting too large for
him to attend 10, that he accepted the Nor.
i gantown position. as there he will not be
esteem OF the citizens and physicians. y n
IA In order to show In u manner the esteem
( and admiration felt for him, few, OF the
I City Galens gathered at the McLure House
lp ,rlor last evening and thither the Boss wa,
Z escorted. Y Here he was confronted by DR.. w,
= /. Bates, Sr.,, who In; few heartfelt words
presented Dr.. Allen with a handsome gold
( band china SGT, embracing an finnumerable
I number OF pieces. DR.. Bates words were few
/, but eloquent Dr. Allen was surprised al.
most beyond expression. That lie appre.
] ciatcd this testimonialiwas evident when ono
looked at him. + His face showed II, and he
Expressed his feelings In short little speech,
4 that was In the nature OF farewell.
S4 Every one felt that 1t was good to be there
I and the occasion was one, the memory OF
(which will liuger with all for many days.
Among those present wo observed - Drs. G,
4 Baird f. Hose,t L. D.. Wilson. W. ]. Bates;
! sr.,W.tJ.5 Bates, Jr.', C.@F.% ulrich, Stiiel,
Campbell, Fisher, OF Bridgeport, and Others
whom we do not how recall. 81 slIT5s W
.ttEG Yesterday afternoon there was presenta.
4 tlon Of private nature DR.. Bates, ST., pre-
scented Dr.zSA llenS with o. beautiful watch
charm, which tho recipient prizes very highly;
he lis more than proud ;of 1t and counts Ii
among his choicest treasures sas jtt;i5r
> a. M
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manned yon her until she was sunk. About
I've o'clock we. went Into the pilot house, and
remained there until the eciden u Besides
my husband and myself there twero 10 me
pilot house Mr.. Keller, the pilot two other
gentlemen and one lady to me unknown.
II was not introduced 10 any Of I them
then OF, Of any other time. did not hear
Mr.. Keller introduce tho woman 10 anyone
that day. When the Lomas got close to Us
asked my husband II the boats coming down
did not whistle first. Mr.. Keller said, aWhy
don't that boat whistler He repeated Il
again, ".Wby don't that boat whistle r..
did not see anyone, gentleman or lady. inter.
iere with the wheel or the whistle. I did not
notice that Mr.. Keller had been using
liquor. lie stood near me. looking out OF
the window. / did not smell anything like
LIQUOR upon him. He was looking out Of the
window before the accident occurred.
Dated: New Cumberland, Hancock coun.
ty, w. Va, July q, 1882. Z -
~. q I, " g"'ANSIE L. STEWART.
,5"sworn 70 before me- J. II. Atkinson, a
notary public in aud for Hancock county,
afr
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REVIVE w AGAIN.
Tho standards Once Moro Organi xed
and Rendy for business y 4 ~

Aho bthnohrus once more Organize
and Ready for Businesx. n,
Z A meeting OF the reorganized Standard
Base Ball Club, was held at Barkley,s c;pa,
store last night. The following 'rentlemen
we're: present: Barkley, .Sulliya1. % Gaiia.
CHER, G. Heinlein,It Miller, = A.. Heiplejn.
Rosenberg, Laird, Moilatt, Lukens English
and Rhees. Mr.. Sullivan / was elected as
Chairman, Mr.. English as Secretary, and MI.
Barley as Treasurer. Dark green was de-.
cided on as the color for the stockings, and
trimmings contrasted with J, plain Swhite!
The affairs Of the club have been progress,
ing very satisfactorily 50 far. the bows having
received ample Support from the pastrons
OF the National game In their efforts 10 re-.
viye tho interest In base ball In our yicinitv
After some discussion the challenge Of liza
Atlantic, Base Ball Club, of South Wheeling
for game on Thursday July 9th at the al
Fair Grounds was accepted; An admission
fee OF ten cents will DO charged i to 4 defray
expenses of grounds. r., 49,
!: The name of the new club has beer, Jle.'
dided on. and the boys will adopt that OF tbe
standard 9Ba,e Ball Il Club 80 long and
fayorably known, to old base. hallists Fl dis
city, z sist5 s5!i
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FACTS ABOUT THE FOLKS.


""erc ihcy Arc nnd How They are 0c-
Si cupying Their Time. 81
WIN: korb, Esq.,a we'll known Baltin,orcan
is in the city. - 'N '''o' -
Hon. c. w. Seabrgiht has returned from a
visit to Cleveland. - ava ''o'l = :
Geo. W. Corson, the handsome New Yorker
is again in the city. ~ 800 :,
Mrs. B. l.. Butcher is visiting Miss sallie
Summers, OF Clarksburg. " - - :
Mrs. C. A. Reed and Miss Carrie NJ Road
left for Morguntown yesterday.
Col. c. H. Beall Of Brooke county, returned
last evening from Mountain Lake Park.
Miss Kate Dunlevy, OF the North End, ha,
terminated a very pleasant trip to Ohio
Miss Warren, pleasant lady of New Ter.
sey, Is the guest OF Mrs. @. Y. Lucas, Of -Four.
tenth street. -.gz, -, - -
Mr.. N. + Station, n prominent glass mon
from New Orleans, is IN the city laying in a
stock Of ware. !, S'','I''' -
Rev. Jno. Giflln, Of Asyoot, Egypt, arrived
IN the city last evening, and Is visiting bis
brother on the Island. 80" 20 80 -.
George N. Bowers, OF Mnrtinsburr and n
S. Eichelberger, OF the Satesman, were AT The
Mcclure House yesterday. I'D. - =,
NJ. D. Hays and w. l.. HofIecker, of the
Pittsburgh Southern railway, were in the
city, last evening and left for the west last
night. !5,5: ~ = -. !" l' 49, 80
Miss Carrie Powell, Of Cincinnati, Miss Car.
RE L Powell, OF Middleport, Ohio. and p
Campbell, Of Ella, West Va ! are visiting at
Dr.. Thompson's. \, - :
Secretary OF State stalnaker, ACCOMPANIED
by his nephew Randall Xix, Of New ;Yort.
LEFT yesterday for months sojourn at White
Sulphur Springs. ssi & ], ~, :
Elwood, Hughes, Esq, left yesterday for
Chautauqua. His wife and children ara
summering at Bedford Springs, where he
will join them later in the season. =
Sheriff Brown and Secretary Mendel, Of the
State Fair Association, have gone to CIeye.
land 10 attend the races. + Mr.. 'Mendel will
endeayor, to procure some horses for our Sen.
TENDER races. - : {
Prof. 7. B. Mccain. formerly PRINCIPAL Of
the First ward school, in this city, has been
elected Principal OF the Canton, o., schools
at salary OF 81 200 year. piece OF good
fortune Of which his numerous friends here
will DO glad to learn. - -
# Secretary Franzheim, OF the Pottery, and az
wife, have been taking an attended trim
through the West, Mr.. F. has also attended
to- the company,s business. = He returned
home Monday. Mrs. Franzheim will visit
for time In Rayenna .sStilt - ~ ~,
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Steamboat send.ofra and Locals from
~ the Levce. e
The H. N. Townsend passed down with
empties. 5-s.!L. IS, -
The Andes got away with lair trip yesler-
day afternoon for Cincinnati. - Is
The J. s. Neel passed up with ties yester.
day, and the Monitor went up with like
tow last evening. ~! ~ "a Il,
The J. s. Neel in passing up with tow Of
ties yestesterday had some trouble at lie
head OF the Island. 81 -,
Steamers now pass the mouth OF the creek
with but little difficulty, since the dredre
boats Strengthened the channel. az. 5Tf5 2
The river fell about five inches Yesterday.
the marks last evening indicating depth OF
four feet nine inches, according 10 the wharf
gauge marks ~ : 3. -. I 80 -
THERE'S very poor prospect for apy rise
and the time Is fast approaching when
steamers navigating In these waters will
scrape the bottom. e -. s. 'tI'
q The towboat Resolute yesterday took tho
United States dredge boats Oswepo and Ohio,
TO the Sister Islands, about four miles above
the city, where some bad bars arc to be dug
up ~ - 2 sIE1 :, - Q
:, AAS AAatic ooSkuale l'afsseu uOWn anu The
Emma Graham up yesterday 8. These.
boats OF the Pittsburgh & Cincinnati line will
run as long rs they can and not positively
ruin themselves. NJ t;.li95 =
The ". N. Chancellor passed up enroute
for Pittsburgh, ut IN early hour Ills morn.
ing. This handsome little packet will be
due down Friday morning, bound for Char.
'leston. Shippers should make "mem.n1,
n The flow. OF profanity along Water street
yesterday morning was something terrible.
Il was occasioned BY the fact that when the
Courier came In about 5 o'clock It blew It's
whistle 20 long and loud that everybody was
awakened. What was the use OF that noise !?
The boat went no further up stream and did
not depart until IL A. N. - - ~
on CRY, Pa, July 25.-River inches and
stationary. IA. I!l. y L & - =.
PlTTsnuRon, Pa July 25.-River 2 feet Q
inches and falling. Weather clear and hot.
CiScrSsArr, July 25.-River II feet G inches
and falling. Weather fair and warm. !" De.
parted St. Lawrence, Wheeling, NJ 80 !
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.'

- ~ st. JAMES HOTEL "a. 'F4.
" A Giflen, St. Clairsv'e. C " Scam0n, Columbus
n Carn', Steubenville. + A Maxwell, Steubville.
4 C Richardson, cincin. T Goodwin, Cincinnati.
Price; Pittsburgh, J ESamplc, PalatIne &
II Miller, i.raT Show. J Robinson, Wheeling.
Ferrel, Wheeling. q Johnson, wil'mstown,
" Watson. Georsctwn. s Clark, Toledo. e.
Eltens. Toledo. n CLARK, Lancaster. =
c Carpenter. Cincln'ti. " II Harris, Buffalo. s =
II Scamon. Paw Show. 0 Rocker, Baltimore.
Brent, 81, Louis 'f ]. Rcinhenerl, Falrmont.
G R Steel, 4.Paw Show. "a N Realc, baltimore =
Eperiing, n. Msrt'yllie J " Workman nd ORR.
Riley. Zanesyllle. " + Weigand. ElyriH-
J Il Vance, city. A Breast. West Virginia
" B lIinsdale, clevel'nd J Gibson, city. -
z Ellis, GAINESVILLE. go W 7 Martin. Baltimore.
u Toyle, Racine. White, Caysyille. = s.
J A Porter, Chicago J A Cr,itcher, New Jersey,
y Dunn, GAINESVILLE. Powers, Norwich, 80
WV Applcgarth W, BAL J G Stigprs, Clcarfeld.
J Blackwood. city. wv BONE, Wheeling.
ySTedd: ". Alexander. Mrs. Hoffman,. Woodsrd.
L W Englebright, n. F'y. c Cray. Martins Ferry.
WA Rhodes, E Live'p'ol. Miss J. Rodgers ". Lib'y.
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TOLEDO July 2S.-Noon Board-whcat opened
;ies ~ and closing weak; No; SPOT 81 July
y w w Augrit 81 G; September 81 % BID: year
.6Hc bid; sentember &c; October 75c bid; Sear
65esc Call-Closed wheat quiet and shade easier;
n No; red SPOT q 0s July s. eal 0J5.:: August
4 e4'<al va 6id; year 81 t?A bid. Com quiet;
751z: year Csc bid. ~ :! -: - -
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FARM:AND RESIDENCE
rs sj. AT ~
PRIVATE SALE
IN BROOKE COUNTY, Wa &

~ ~ 1Ia5. N "
The undersigned offer at pd,sla,tse5 i,;,t B;ay
known property. situated In Bulai ~. rlt =
county, West Va, about a quaf'Gfl., uIlJdlg
the river. and the same distance iio "a ioc, y
ton on tho r., ". & ny. Rsilfoan, Ak H. q. y
south OF Wellsburg, formerly ornht IKE na II
fenr, more recently the hoines,caMa " one Hsat1
cis Cooper. The property cotnp, ~, Ind, d !i,p
and Sincty.eISht Acres, and sdloiin ,drShs:. 7;
1snew, Basil Wells. Robert Miller ln',' l,as y
4 Tho Improvements are as follow; : ,t T
commodIous Dwelling Of nine room ,,,e la =
b snrubbery. well laid out. nv z, ,ss!rt ~
stable. the latter having rom t SVIhaildlnpI V
and other necessary md u~irl oalO'"'
good order and repair. o,s,h ",
Z There Is on tho premises a so1ta, ; HisAA 81
sorts Of fruits In good bearing 'oaua' M. r,,s
Tho landI Is undclla!a With two ,i e. a .;
cssi very easy Of aces to either i tti Arm IL
Pcnolis desiring 10 examine w. hss.,.,ihe ~
purpose Of buying the Miae o. % , Etj .s pA ~
on on tho I Ltm. BASIL EE n Is.
Z. 49,, I, io4EPH 7it'N
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The following shows the range OF the Their.
mometer. rs observeda at Schnepfs drugstore,
| Opera House corner, yesterday:
: A; X =, 1851 pr ~ Is = u 1882 -ssls..
III h.12M.8r.x.7fxI7 ia. II. 12M.3f. x.7P.N
- 20 = 20 n. 81 ~ 81 / = 10 wv o. = M
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INDICATIONS,

WAsuiSaroy, D. G., July 90. A. x.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, partly
Z cloudy weather In southern portion. local
rains, winds mostly southerly, nearly sta.
Z tionary temperature, and pressure. 5f5- q
4 For the Lower Lakes, fair weather, winds
mostly southerly, nearly stationary tempera-
tlire and pressure. SIS q
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srEcrAL Deputy Sheriff, Mr. Michael Shell.
", residing at No. % Oliver street. New
York City, says & IN " wife would not jbe
able TO walk TO day, but for tho benefit aha
has received from ST. Jacobs Oil. ut IA a
most wonderful medicine an uneaualled re-
medy: Ny wife was an invalid when she
began ils usei now she Is well. rs Is;
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The only iron preparation that does not
color the teeth, and will not cause head.
ache or constipation, as other iron prepara-
tons will, Is Browns Iron Bitters: nav
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e, For. Rent, y "a
In Bridgeport, q fist-class business room,
with new ounter and 4shelving, next 70
sZimmer's drug STORE. This Is the best stand
Yin, town. Inquire Of Zimnlers, Bridgeport,
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS;

on Thunday. August II, a. y. lsso, al 10 O'CLOCK
M. Propositions will DO received at public out
cdy, a. ne auditors oflce, in adj, Harrison
1 n Gnio, BY The Engineer (subJect 10 the M.
plovM OF me County C0mminioners) for the con.
snneuon Of the Cadir? and Unionvalo Macadam.
maa z. plans,F proales and specifications OF the
n sbs, WORK can 30 seem and other Information
otlca Of jacob Jarvis Engineer Or al ths An;liters
Uniee. FAytnen.s In c,ah nude monthly on al
matea Gho T. and sufficient secu rIiy iyIl be ~.
4ited ior ihe Proper execution Of The work. "A The
Atudth LNls 1900. ACOl ARIII = -
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Beauty, health, and happiness for ladies
in "WiNE OF CARDul." "a
For sale by Logan & Co.


The yolks OF six eggs well beaten; add two
cups white sugar, three-Quarters cup butter
one cup sweet milk, three and half cups
flour having in it one measure Banner
Baking Powder, add with the -four the whites
OF two eggs beaten stiff. bake in jelly cake
pans. S171i a5I 5aff.,- a :, p, 4 ;gl,.
FoRTHE IcrSo.-Take one cocoanut; remove
the SHE'LL pare and crate; add to 1t the whites
OF four eggs well beaten, and one-qnarte,
pound powdered sugar, mix well together;
spread this on the layers Of the cake when
they get cold. sa}, ~
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Slate Mnntel see those at +. G. Caldwell's,
J 1900 and 1909 Market street.