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TIE COURTS.
TuREE ATrACHMENTS GRANTED.

Justice Potter, in the Supreme Court, Cham-
bers, granted an attachment against the properly Vi
George Pende and Charles Waite jr OF Cincinnati Oh
the ground that they are cOnccallng their property
with intentt0 defIaud their creditors The attachheht
was issued in n suit brought by Walter ana Mlehle
ThOrburn, Of Huddcrsheld England.
Justice Potter in the Supreme Court Chambers yes
terday granted an order OF attachment against the prop
erty In this CITY OF William L. Wiltshire and William T.
Thomas I'm n suit brought against them by William VI.
Esey 10 recover 50 PSI balance alleged 10 be due on
certain stock transactions. The defendants are stock
brokers in Cincinnati. IL,
The Continental National Bark has begun an action
against Henry c. Mutt, of Chicago TO recover about
$50 in prOmissOTy notes. Justice Potter in the S-
preme Court. Chambers yesterday granted an attach
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TIE ALLEGATION AGAINST Mr.. JoURpAN

TIE ALLEGATION AGAINST MR.. JoURDAN
The mmor that was circulated in Brooklyn
on Friday that a complaint would DO mad GA sluriy
"a ,linst Police Commissioner Jourdan, chlrgis Eim
W. h offering positions the police force u reward
Tor political services asans. Governor CJrsch at no
Republican primaric-. was confirmed ye,tcriI!, AL
though General Jourdan said he pttpa'ci % re'-'
the charges whenever they made specifically. br
tween ami p. H. eX-olerih Alb.r, Dis1ctt cie4 -
the Mayors Office, bu, the latter was 40. in. 'lr piE
rtt's object WIS t. stale that he had heard au WHOM
he believed trustworthy. state IN hls presence tnAih
had been sent for by Commissioner Jcurdtu am itI
been offered position tue police FORE and m ,tt
position fora man nom hc might name, ne "ol 10
his influence at the Republican ptu1slcs toward tl'
election OF anti Cornell dreslt, TO tin state 'oAF
tipn. Mr. Dagcctt wO.d have asked MI LoH I" ~
the q hearing had the Mayor Oeen IN MS once Ts
lJn.y,tt WI. lcatn To make TIE charges himself lag
conversation imphcatng Commissioner iouri&n w., ~
place day ago IA front ol the Municipal bsi''No
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BASEBALL NEWS.

The Metropolitans were again victorious
over their League Alliance rivals. the Philadelphia base
ball Inc at The Polo Grounds yesterday About 1000
spectators present The contest not cXclt-
ing as that OF the day before henderson put IN To
pitch for the visitors. but his delivery not efcc-
i've as that OF Nagc The MctIOpOtns hit Henderson
rather freely. making eleven safe hits. Whle the Pha
delphas only made four FOur runs were added to their
score by the McropOans in the sixth inning, afterthcy
had given the visitors chances for outs. Nelson ana
Brady led the bat, while Reilly HGnknsOn and Lynch
carried off the fielding honOrs summary OF the game
IL amended:
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CLAIMING 4 SHARE IN Az ESTATE.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept . An injunction was
granted by Judge Ashman to-day, upon the petition Of
samuel f. Nixon, preventing Mrs. George X. Goodwin
from converting her husbands estate into cash, and
Drexc 81 Co. from paying Out The money which she de
po.tod with that firm Mr. Nixon declares that he
partner OF he deceased theatrical manager and that
a. result OF their business tho profits $4,000 Of
which received 80 900 on account lie brings suit to
rronYnr tho IoLnnInder.
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BROOKLYN oFFICEHoLDERs ADVISED

Mayor Low, OF Brooklyn, is said To b. in
favor the reelection Of Governor Cornell bun De does
not think proper for him in his present position ~
take sides with any faction. lie has refused 20 comfy
with II request That be should preside
Republican meeting in favor OF Governor Cornell 10
sent 10 he heads tie city departments yesterday
following communication;
MAYOR, OFFICE. REooKLF>. sept. .. l~,2
SIR: / a!IuOuIsIci 10y many s,-lS hat tie lal
polfc4l cainDilg j. about 20 Dor -Iu 81 Ssof I'd
assure the employees o. your department That their sa
AIRY f. neLiel TO compensate hcm tof tutAih sofNlce
10 the city mat failing n that respect, ho amount of
contributions pasty purpos NIL ~ ii tnrA ga Lo
otner hand. rcni~tl 10 contribute VIII not imp Lr
situations In other words they ale 81 The Same condo
non tI!s particular ~ thr cnIo.c> g. cJuuc'cu
firm lUUk you 10 project Them m ta5 l,stgd Re-
.lcctfui.y. Nlli Low, 'iH''I.
Fire Commissioner John y. Pirt1ise sent circular
To thc members of nj, department yes er!1y, Urging
every man to abstain from lug any active pant m p'-
itics especially az 10 being member ~ ANY ward or
gauiza ion dleg8'e to "a convention, or an i-gccorw
cAuvasser a; the election
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ALL HON0R 10 THE AMERICAN NAVY.
Prom zae Armg ami VIM Lour..al s.gt.mbe,o.

From The drDtV rnd Nqoy Journal September ..
Rear Admiral j. w. A. Nicholson, COM
maudng the European station. has been warmly
thanked through til" customary diplomatic channels BY
tine foreign Governments to whose subjects hc extended
aid duTn the troubles at Alexandria, III the ab.cnc3 OF
vessels Of Val OF those Governments.
An the accounts that Admiral Nicholson aud the
officers and mon OF his little squadron did themselves
and the country great credit AT Alexandria. II
not hDlo To MAKE great display OF ships
aud guns we could at least show that We have
what II Is Tar moro difficult TO prOcurc-iho men
with spirit aud courage make the ships effective
recent let cr IN The Washington HcraLi gives ti-
count 81 WHat tdhsflred at Alexandra:
our pulling To the shore noticed number Of large
bOats nlled win refugees whom shps had looked
during the whole trouble TAc poor people men
aud children arose IN their boats A. we passed
and ~ hearty cheers, Lrns live tn" Amcr
cans We trust ourselves and anirs to YOU Goa
blens every Of your etc, ia French, Italian aud
Arabic. Here let put ia word Of deserved p-asc
for Admiral Nicholson lie let II be known the day be
fure the bOmbArJment that all persons Of Whatever
tODaliy deserving protection, would be received
board American vessels. IL was "A
stroke America and the children OF these people Will
speak OF tnc goodness ana humanity
Admiral Nicholson and the other officers OF the 1eet"
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CANDIDATES IN QUEENS COUNTY

For the position OF City Treasurer OF Long
Island city. which becomes vacant THIS fan. theie va
several candidates The most prominent one Is joan
,litchcl "A member Of the Assembly from The lllDN
frict ~ Queens County last year. Anthony M'"H y"
Hunters Point ex Police Commissioner Armstrong ani
CITY Clerk Moran. all Of Long Island City. are meh'"'
In connection with the Shricyaly. ~ Ass mo-! "S
Rumer, Of Jamaica and eN-Asscmblyman hc','ss I'm
Long leland city, Ire candidates for the Arsrmp! -
the ia District Ex-Cor0ncr James DANfcu Is ap ~.
i'm connection with the Democratic nomination Tor wv
Nl,nI Ol long l.llnu lltY.
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TO CONTEST HIS MOTHERS WILL.

The will of Mrs. Martha De Raismcs. of ia
maic whose estate valued at over S1OOO0O, will be
contested by her son, Robert L. Durham whom the Will
d-inherts II Is alleged by the contestant that the
tcstatrix made subsequent Will. which cannot now be
found, in which Durham was fairly remembered. The
objections the probate OF the viii are that II was not
properly executed. that Mrs. De RaismDs not OF
sound mind and that she unduly influenced. The
objections will b. filed with the surrogate Of Queens
Comfy Ill "A q DAYS
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THE BETTING ON TIE ST. LEGER

I.oNDoN, Sept. 9.-Ihc latest betting on the
for the 81 Lecr stakes. To be run at the Donc1-er
Meeting next week. follows; Eleven 10 10 again.t
f. Cannon's Gehcimnisr. to I AGAINST the DHEe q.
Wcsminstcrs Sh0tOycr 10 to against Qucklmc II to
| against Mr. Gcrard's Swcctbrcad. p 20 against L.
LorArds -ichcin 30 to against X :. ESan5'a Marde,
to aZniu-t Leopold d. EOfisrhllds Nellie. aud 100
to against j. H. Kcenc's Romeo The sporting Lif',
BciIS Lie and The Sportsman think mat GchcInihs5
AsIll como IA llist auA shOiONor sccOAu
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THE CLARK SCANDAL.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9.-Therc was another
hearing today before Magistrate Pole in the case Of
Harrison &. Clark and william Shnn. both prominent
Ma,ons who are charged with attempting to ruin the
regulations OF Nathan ". Shve and Mrs Edna Jordan,
by publishing bogus marriage EO.icc5 and writng OBJ
scene letters. T1e cast was postponed until Friday
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THE WESTERN CRIcKETERs WINNING.

PmLADELPmA, Sept. 9.-Iho crIckct game
bctwcen the Western Eleven and tho Merton Club which
began yesterday at Arimorc. concluded to-day
Though Western obtaiucd another victory. they
were obliged send IN MI their battcrs for the second
time. The finish vas exciting than that Of any
Came In this vicinity for many The score was 20
to 2Os The Western Eleven will 90 Monday morning
" IrentOn, " here thel VIII play u Two dnys httch
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PREPARING FOR A SCULLING MATCH
ALEXANDRIA BAY, n. Y, Sept. 0.-Thc raC

ALEAANUNIA HAIt W - 'VP'' - IN I'EVV
between Courtney Riley and Ton Eyck Will take place
at p. the 18th. AZ Westminster Park, Alexandria
Bay The purses axe 800 to the first $3.50 to the
ond and $500 To tho man who beats the best time
record Tho Will be mere on Tuesday. Intense
interest Is manifested in the coming race.
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NOMINATED For TIE ASSEMBLY,

WEEDsPORT, \. Y, Sept. 9.-Chaunc'9 %
Wethey a Garfield Republican, was nominated ~. -
Assembly In the LIST District Of Cayuga toHH ~.
gate, 10 state and Congressional Conventions ITO" w.
distrlct viii be elected on september lo.
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THE VERMONT ELECTION.

ST. JOuNsBURY. VI, Sept. 9.-RctuinS "o .-,
Teoeh ed by judge POLAND give hIm l307 majority
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A little girl in Sunday school, who had been
pulling Lcr dol to pieces daring week. asked by
The tcncAor, "Wnat Adam made OF y DJst" re-
piled tho little girl. "Aud what Eve made OF e.
'sawdu-t," the answer"
Two Irshmen were lamcnting the illness OF
IA friend mad been au Ia brought down OF ate 10
dreadful wake he Is and tlln he's thin the
pair put toS etler g. VI the sympathizers OBJ
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THE BOSTON CREW wIN AT HALIFAX.

HALIFAX, \. 5, Sept. 9.-The f0urmlIe
race between the West End Four 81 Boston. and the
Morcash Crew, " Luncnburg, for 500 side. took
place in the harhor here this HfonOon and proved
casy victory tor the Boston Crew.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-10

A gentleman who took to medicine late in
life said 10 IA friend. you know tho old proverb AT
forty must be fool or physician \ p" Yes"
replY 'hut d""t"a '""'L think no DO
hath
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TEAM RECORD. AMERICANS.

After tho shooting yesterday Colonel Bodmc an-
nounccd that he had solicited Mr. Pollard and
CAPTAIN Atkinson rs the eleventh aud twelfth men
of line team The list therefore stands completed rs
follows: Private Frederick Alder, Captain
d. k. Atkinson, Sergeant L. }. Doan.
Private NJ. d. Kinds, Private G. ". Him.
man. Colonel 6. l.. p. Howard, Sergeant
James McNevin. Private ID. H.. Ogden,
Sergeant j. l.. Paulding, Private j: NJ. Pollard,
Colonel Austen, of the 18Th Regiment, \. Il. ).
n Y, yesterday gave an invitation 10 the British
team to attend review ol his command AT brighton
aftcrward to partako of banquet. The in
vitation was accepted. A similar invitation
was sent 10 the American team.
team of fifteen mon. composed of representa-
tYcs of the l-t aud ri Regiments of the Maine Vol
unteer Militia, arrived Ut CrcedmOOr yesterday and
began practice for the military matches 10 bo shot
next week. There will be no practice at tho range
on Monday, as it would interfere with the final
preparations for the meeting
The subscriptions yesterday to the match fund
il.--r..n.nL L N.ll ILnA ~ n lnLInAAs.
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already made on account of expenses in the
~ IN 4 M pn,,to nn ans scna fnllOMs:

The above expenses include only the lawyers ices anu
expenses and only much of that class of accounts rs
has been passed by the accounting officers OF INC
Treasury None OF the other accounts OF expenses III
Cured in this trial. such witness fees compensation
OF special agents, court expenses etc. have yer been
presented at the Treasury II Is estimated thht thc
pcnscs together with additional amount to be aI a.
counsel fees will swell the total expense or the Slur
Route tIial to about 100000.
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Sons. ...........
COlwell Lead Co.
w. H. Coughtry.
Charles l.. Kicker
sOn.................
WilliamB. Treadwell
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EXPENSES OF THE PROSECUTION.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 9.lt was ascertained
Ct the Treasury Department today that the DayentS
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staten Island ii 10 - ID - 50 SO o.. ..-IO6

Till
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Pluck.

The Traveller in northern Califor-
MA fads that the dangers Of stage
siding are no laughing matter. The
wonder is, not that accidents occur,
hut hat they are not more frequent.
rne roads are narrow, the curves
sharp, and cling in many places to
PERCEPTIONS mountain walls. over
these roads the stage driver guides
his heavy coach, sometimes with a
ION Of mail matter aboard and six
horses ahead 4 correspondent Of
The New York Tribune tells an an
cdote which exhibits the nerve and
presence OF mind OF a stage driver
The stage driver needs more cour-
aye. presence Of mind and quickness
OF acnon than 60 To the making Of a
good raptdi OF an ocean steamer.
70 round the short turns success
iutly h must have his team perfect
~ ~ hand control the coach with
one loot on the brake and make the
Ieadtrs and Whetler5 do just the
right thing at the right time.
II re is an auecd0ts OF staging on
the old PhCerYilIe road, told ma by
a veteran san Francisco editor
Ebe only passenger ora that night
was riding Sleepliy d-,ide the driver.
when larch in tne coach aroused
him, md 10 his horror he found Tie
diver missing.
+FHa hftr hA1GlfpLt and tho f,,,,.
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A GNEOgnalSaEa.

"Just wait till turn myself loose
Tomorrow" said Judge Brown to %
Denver Tribune reporter, "A dag be
fore the Republican State Conyeu-
tion
You win make an address then %
"Me? An address? Well, should
smile -? Young man did you ever see
a cyclone?
No, Judge"
you have never seen it whirl and
tear and rip and reud and splinter
and break and gua,h and guaw and
Aop and founder and thrash and
crash; you have never heard it roar
aud thunder and buster aud Shrek
and scream and whistle and moan
an rave and swear and gr0an-I
am "a cycl0ue!"
Judge, you amaze mel"
"iIush, have youeyer been ia bat.
DEP"
No"
am Two armies mtJ IN CORY
conflict Jingling of bugle calls,
crash OF sabres, roll OF drums, rattle
IT musketry, boom OF artillery, whis-
tie of balls, explosion of shells,
means of the dying, huzzas of the
vIctors :"
"Oh, Judge ~
Ian royal Bengal tiger, royal
Nubian lion, a rhinOceros with two
uorns, deep sea whale, an infuri-
ated elephant, a laughing hyena of
the desert, mau-eating shark, an
African gorilla, a grizzly bear, an
uctopus-yes, sir, an eight-legged d,
our-eyed, blood-sucking octopus ?"
Judge, what do you mean ?n
Come to the Convention to-
morrow, said Judge Brown, land
YOU viii learn what | mean. / am
going to make the grandest effort of
my life. / am going TO paralyZe my
dudience-pulyerza it-bite it in
tWo-cheW it up-spit it out. Yes,
young man, / shall rend the pale air
IKE "a two edged sword-rayish
pruse--rape the muses. and deVour
he very art and science of rhet0ric!"
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INFLUENCE OF THE SOIL ON
HEALTH lhr Influence at the soil
upun the health ol those living upon
III. ls brought out very plalnly dur
ing thr prevalence of epidemic dis
eases. That malarlal diseases Dix,
intermittent lrvers) originate from
tkr soil, is already accepted and
recent investigations show pretty
couc'usivrly that the germs Of CnoI
era, Abdominal Yyphus, yellow
Fever. aud lie plague are 10 SON,
way couuected by letters from an
parts OF tIp country, .tatiug The
marvellous effect PeIuaa las OF.
khusp diseases, aud ~ Their couval
escrnt state John e COURTNEY
of CORY. Pa. Says: Il an getting
hrtttr. thahEo 20 Your Peruna ana
Nopoltn." See page "A m ms of
Life"
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More hay is injured by not being
dried enough than being dried too
much. One extreme is equally as bad
as the other, Glover, for instance,
il allowed to become too dry in the
sun will lose all OF its leaves and it's
blossoms, and the stocks that are
LIFT are of little value, On the other
hand, if put in the NOW too soon it
viii become NOW burnt, and equally
worthless. A little of last years hay
to mix with each load as it is put in
the NOW is very desirable, absorbing
he moisture from the new hay.
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"I{uChMlaiIpa.

New, quick complete, cure days
urinary affections. smarting, fire.
quent or difficult urinatlon, kid
ney diseases. ST. at druggists. w.
Va. Depot, LAUGHLIN BROS
& CO., Wheeling, w Va
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WBBBls EOLEOTRIO MEDT0INR

Is positive and eGectual remedy for all
Nervous Diseases in every stage Of life
young or old, male or female, such as I'M
potency, Prostration, loss Of Strength
loss Of Vitality Defective Memory, In.
paired Brain Power, nd Diseases from
which an unnatural waste of life springs,
all Of which cannot fail to undermine the
whole system Every organ is weakened,
every power Frustrated and many forms
Of disc Sc are generated which, if not
checked, pave the way to an early death
1t rejuvinates ace and reinvigoratas
youth. Each package contains sufficient
for two weeks treatment Write for PAM
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particulars. Sold by all druggists at so
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Of money, by addressing WEBB'S EC-
LECTRIC MEDICINE CO.. Buffalo, N Y.
For sale by z. g. WILLIAMS, JR &
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The most valuable result of all
education is the ability to make
yourself do the thing you ought to
do when it ought to be done whether
YOU like to do it or not.
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1t has been ungJllanty said that
the telephone does what society rules
have always been unequal t0-com-
pel5 women who use it TO talk one at
time.
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Among the most eGicacious Of
remedial agents are the medical
preparations from the labratory of
Mrs. Lydia f. Pinkhpm, Lynn,
Mass.
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SPARKLING EYES, rosy cheeks
and clear complexion only accom-
pany good health. Parker's Ginger
Tonic better than anything, makes
pure, rich blood, and brings health,
Joyous spirits, strength and beauty.
Ladies Try it.-Boz0Qr. ola.
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An eccentric old gentleman placed
in 4 field on bis estate a board with
the following generous off-r painted
thereon II will give this field to
any man who is Il c0ntented fellow
1T was nal long before lie bad an
applicant Wei. NV man. are You
a cDuteufed fellow ~ Yes. sir.
very Then why do You want my
field ~ The applicant did not wait
t0 reply.
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Mr.. r.. b. Askew, ate Assistant
Pos master at Baltimore, said some
ime ago: "Havipg had occasion to
ny DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, un-
nesitatingly pronounce it the best
remedy / have ever used. A small
bOttle relieved me of a severe cold. -
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Gold is, in its last analysis, the
sweat of the poor aud the blood of
the brave.
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The best preparation of iron a doc
tor can prescribe is Browns Iron
Bitters, because it does not injure
the teeth as other iron medicines
will.
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What is commonly called friend
ship even is only a little more honor
among rOgueS
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WOMAN AND HER DISEASES
is the title of an interesting treatise
(96 pages sent, post paid, for three
stamps. Address Worlds Dispen-
sary Medical Association, Buffalo,
N. y.
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Only those faults which we en-
counter in ourselves are insufferable
to us in others.
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"The end Of the season." said
Fogg, holding up the empty pepper
box.
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What is becoming is honest, and
whatever is honest must always be
becoming.
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An ELMHA, az " LADY
Mrs. II. J.. Clark, 304 il. Clinton
street. declares Burd ok Blood
Blttefs are medicine | admire.
Best remedy for dyspepsia in the
world Keep house supplied with
il For sale by f. c. Williams &
Bro, druggists.
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The most likely thing to become a
woman-a little girl.
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Hate enters sometimes into great
souls; envy comes only from little
minds.
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IN EEEE
Boot, Shoe and Hat
l. Trade.
Special Announcement.

We will sell FOR CASH a
large portion of our stock at
great reduction in prices. To
close out odd lots, bargains
will be given regardless of
COST. Take advantage of this
opportunity to save money.
GETTENeaEEg az EHOE4E.
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A chance for an Inference: Some
cursed ac0uudrel tucked a plugged
half dollar on me, y be said Cant
yoa pass it p asked his friend.
"Well, don'5 know, " he said, but
YoN bet | SINH NV