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The Osceola times., 1882-11-18

a rover falling dcstgoye. Of vermin. Roach
es, Bedbugs, l lcas, Mosquitoes and Flies can not
GXist where the Powder ia freely distributed
sportsmen Should never be Withol, it it elect
ually rlds dogs Of their greatest tcnomy-thc1lch
Poulters win find It a ucvcr-fliliug preventive
Tor Lice, Bcdbugs and other vcrmin that iuGost
the nests aud cOops One package is guarau
tcei 70 rid house eHectually and permsnen tly
Of Bedbugs aud Reaches, or money rcfunded.
FOR ROACllES "A few applications will
drive them e:.tirely away from the promises It
acts Ike charm \ sIfe and sure remedy. A
50 cent bottle VIII be sufficient 20 rid house
of these most tistasteful pests
FOR BEDBUGS.-A prominent citizen, who
does not want his nam g mentioned, says: 1--WE
" ere so unfortunate rs to buy a second hand
bedstcad for our hired woman, and no soon cr
had summon begun than we found TO our sur
prise that our house was Ovcr-run with bedbugs
" Ell Nt tried soap 5uts, trrprutiuc, carbon oil
and "a half dozen other articles, but with only
temporary relief. We bad to got up nearly eser
night and gather them M, ali we couiddnd, m
the house was fan OF them Al a-t we tried Swe-
dish Insect Powder, with little raith in it, but
one application told tlo tale. II did the wOtk
quick as lightnl 2; II almost instantly KILLED all
" e could reach; and drove the entire balance
ont Of the house We were delighted; sur
prised. Next night, about midnight, we went
for them again, but 10 our disap poiujmeut not
bug could be found, ouly few shells, and
that was all and We huHo not seen bug about
the house since. We would not take $1,000 in
gold for bottle Of 1t II We could not replace H.
It's worth more than its weight I'm gold - We
have hundreds of letters tcstiiying TO its eA-
ctllcnCe.
FOR FLEAs In dogs cats, Sc, little dust
ing Of IL drives them out or Kills them fthr hcan
outright aud does not inlurp the animals
FOR Pot LilN % t. uuelunled. An occa-
sional ! licatlun iu hcnc tari about he roost
viii rid every chicken house OF its most dread
cd enemy
FOR MOSQ UIrOS A tcaspoonful hcaped
on saucer anl lifhi-d ~ the top sends On a
pleasant perfume, but deadly suiuiSe to these
troublesome nightly visitors, and I'm loss than
half an hour your room j. entirely rid OF them
1hey drop down, par dyed, aud never get up
again You sleep IN peace
FOR AN - 1t Kills them and drives them
out No insect lie ran live near It. but u hg-
man or animal lite 30 i3 harmless
We have neither { ME nor space 10 lyrN on
he discovery oi this great boon. The simslr
nct that il VIII do an and more than We claim
tor il j. sufficient,
II j. FULL ARRANTEp.
Il in amy instance, attn ialr .lial, it fliis to
do half Wiat ", clam i0r IN, WrW.'l ,fuut your
money Give Il @ rial and !ol VIII De- hap uy.
Addsoss all lordrr- % Jas II. J JHN>ON s.
CO., ld9 sn'i'hIeid trees, fi't0uah Pa.
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How TO SAVE.

All hard workers are subject to
bilious attacks which may end in
dangerous illness. Parker's Ginger
Tonic will keep the kidneys and liv-
er active, and by preventing the at
tack save much sickness, loss of time
and expense. Delay at such times
means danger.-Detroit Press. See
other column. dn.
The Osceola times., 1882-11-18

AFTER severe test of twelve
years, by many leading physicians
and thousands of females, it has been
thoroughly demonstrated that En-
GIIsH FEMALE BiTTERs has cured
and relieved more sickly females,
than all other remedies combined.
All monthly defects, excesses or
weaknesses, affecting married or sin
gle ladies, are promptly relieved by
its use. d n.
The Osceola times., 1882-11-18

A GREAT desideratum in the pre-.
paration of medicine is tina. it should
be palatable without losing its eff
cacy. This is the case with Pricklv
Ash Bitters, and being graded as
regards their cathartic properties,
they are better adapted for general
use than any other similar article.
a trial will convince the most sbep-
teal. dn.
The Osceola times., 1882-11-18

much right in a public saloon as any
one else-he refused Force was re.
sorted to, to eject him; Of course he
resisted, and with the added strength
that alcohol gave him, was about to
throttle bis adversary, when in order
to save his life, Mr.. Carr fired the
pistol. Though severe, we learn the
wound is not dangerous.
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WARNING ORDER,

II MISsI 'SIpPI CTRCTlT COJRT-TO FALL
TERM, lSs2.
vs..
f. 4 Gmlick Defendant.
The above named non resident defendant, T..
4. Garlick. is warned TO appear IN thu. Court
within. thirty days, and answer the complaint Ol
the plaintiff. Pauline Garlick.
This october 18th, lSS2'
BEN II BNCCHUS, Cleik.
By Hugh X, McNcigh, u c.
liarry :. Williams, Att'y for Plaintiff,
y scmnos attorney for Defendant
lu-2i-i.
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ALL who lead a closely confined
life are more frequent subjects OF
constipation, headache and indiges-
ton. If you will use BAu.EY's SA-
LINE APERIENr it will cure YOU en-
tirely. Pleasant as a glass Of soda,
cheaper than pills and never fails.
dn.
The Osceola times., 1882-11-18
Fine Grayerly Chewing Tobac-
at DR.. II. c. PREMITT's.

co at DR.. r.. c. PREMITr's.
By referring to our advertising
columns. You viii find the business
card of Mess. j. w. Rhodes & Co.,
Dealers in general Merchandise, Re
ceiving, Forwarding and Commission
Merchants. This firm has been es-
tablished at Golden Lake for a num-
bcr of years, and has the confidence
of the public, and any business en-
trusted TO them always receives care
ful and prompt attention. Their
stock of goods is kept up to the full
requirements of the trade, and sold
at reasonable profits. The people
of Golden Lake, Frenchman Bayou,
Pecan Point and surrounding coun-
try, are respectfully solicited for
their patronage,
Among the bright paticular
stars that added brilliancy to Osceo-
la society by the presence Of their
personal grace and accomplishments,
at the Ladies' Fair, were Misses
Maggie Williams, Lily Moore, Mag
gle Boiseau, Lena Williams, Matte
Binkley, Sudie Williams, Sallie
Williams, Eugenia Edrington and
Ada Pulliam.
Mr.. Fred Straube, of st. Louis,
Mo-, called at the Times Office last
Wednesday. He is here winding
up the affairs of Mr.. Theodore Bich-
lie, who was drowned few days ago
near Elmot Landing. Mr.. Straube
had his name enrolled on our sub
scription book for a copy of the Oscc-
ola Times.
"A negro woman appeared be-
fore the Sheriff last Monday, with a
face looking like it might have been
struck by pile-driyer, and com
planned that her husband had kicked
her ON the mouth and otherwise beat
en- her, as well as her little boy.
The Sheriff promptly gathered his
aids and Went out and arrested the
brute.
1t is with regret that we learn
of the death of Mr. Charles Music,
of Frenchman's Bayou. 1t appears
from information, that he had been
afflicted with chills and fever, and
that he mistook bottle of Morphine
for Quinine of which he partook
freely, from the effect of which he
died as above stated.
Mr.. NJ. Heinz, of the firm of
Stowell & Heinz, while in the act of
starting down the stairs leading from
the second floor of their store, q few
nights ago, with burning lamp in
his hand, struck his foot against an
obstruction and fell headlong down
the steps, and wonderful to relate.
escaped with but one ugly wound in
the palm Of his hand, inflicted in his
efforts to extinguish the burning oil,
which had been scattered by the
breaking of the lamp. 1t was mar,
row escape, not only from severe
personal injury, but also from the
destruction of the store by fire
NEW Books RECEIVED - CopP's
GUIDE.
The third edition of Copp's Set
tiers Guide, popular exposition of
our public land system, is before us.
1t is edited by Henry n. Copp, of
Washington, d. c., the well known
author. Its price is only % cents in
paper and 70 cents in cloth; $40, | 4
PIP. The chapter on surveys is illus
tratcd, and shows how to tell town
ship and section corners, &c. The
chapters on Homesteads, pre-emp-
tons, and Timber Culture contain
the latest rulings and instructions.
Every settler and land man should
have copy of this valuable little
book
The Osceola times., 1882-11-18
Fot Sale, Cheapl

A Horse power We'll boring Machine with two
Ausurs and all attachments. II is HE most
comlletc We'll Borcr made. and har been used
but little. and will be sold a bargain.
For further parlcuars, address.
1IIEO. BIEIli r.
1t.l-ff Plum Point Tenn.
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EOfs RENTI

VIII LIT, fol term OF Yeas, to good ten
ant, mat hrst-ciass Plantation, siinaled in the
lower end OF hississippi County, Ark., known
co sisi N some Eve hundred crcs OF land in "a
good state OF cultivation; Steam Gin, saw Mi.
Dwelling and tenement houses-the whole bcinl
under GOOD fence Lease TO commence January
Isl lSs3
Apply 10 the undersigned. at Nashville. Tenn.
or iu McNeigh q S,mmes Osceola, Ark.
NM. BNANSFOEp
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BrAI.IY RrGAINEn.

The beauty and color Of the hair
may be safely regained by using
Parker's Hair Balsam. which is much
admired for its perfume, cleanliness
and dandruf eradicating properties.
dn.
The Osceola times., 1882-11-18
FOR SALE!

My Dwelling House and lot, situated In the
town Of Osceoa; with good CisIcrn, Outhouses
and good fences, &c. VIII seli at rcaa enable
figures Apply to, or address. ...
=. B. WNNNE,
ll,4-f Osce0la, AK,
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SPRING IEliM, lSci--lN OltA N'Lttl'
Benjamin \ BDgg, as assigncc1
OF Mary L. Crawford and her
husband, Geo. W. Crawford,
Melissa \. l,amcr and her hus-
band FAWcr. Ellen Bal
lcy. snd rpr husband Oscar
BAILEY. FraukluN. Wright hs rlaHtiG,
next tIicnd ficnd, i. \. Bugs,
~ Al Daniels and Harry
pauiols, minor children Of Ma
ny r. ana y. G. Daniels, rs
lhe.r next friend II. c, Daniels.
Geo W Tbomason John Mat.
thgws, } B Lyelly, aud j. f
Lyrfly. .uo u Driver, a. ad-
mn uf est of Jas II Edring
ton deed, Nancy A Edriug
ton o. widow, and w B. Ed-
rin.lou, John Eiring,on,
Joe G. Edrugton, Eugcna
Burlington and Sailie G. Tate
and nrr In baud Simpson Tate
a. children and heirs at law
OF the late Jas II. Edrington,
dar'd l.. NJ Ayers, j. :. Defendants.
Ruddcll, Jas ID. Driver, Geo
" harrington and Ralph
Womley and Walter \ Good-
mau. composing the firm Of
WoImley & Goodman, Of the
city Of Memphis Tenn. Eliza
Crawford as widow and rclict
OF the late b a Wright and
John b pri9cr, a. admiuisira-
tor of the Estate Of tb late j.
WcstbrOOk dec u.
The non resident defendants, j b. Lycr'y,
Nancy EdringtOn, Joe c. Burlington, Enge-
mia Edriniton, Sallie e. ''atc and her husband
simpson Tate, Ralph Wonnlcy and Walter a.
GOODMAN, composlnn Che firm of Wormlcy 4
Goodman, and Eliza A. Crawford as widow Of
u \. Wright dec d, are warned TO appear in
this court within thirty days and answer the
complaint Of the plaintiffs ., A Buag as assig
nee of Mary L. Crawford aud her husband Geo
W. Crawford, Melissa A. Ramer and her hus
band . Ramer, Ellen Bailey and her husband
Oscar Bailey, Franklin Wight by his next
friend b. A. Bugg, } T., NJ Daniels AVID Harry
Daniels, minor children Of Mary y. Daniels and
II G.. Daniels, by their next friend IL Daniels.
Witness u.y hand at office, Osceola, Arkansas
thls November 18th. 1892,
BEN II. BACClICS, Cler'-.
by Hugh X. McNeigh d e.
McVcIgh Il sCmmcs, attys for plaintiffs.
J o. Blackwood, atty for nonresident delts
Printer ice. So, ISL il-lh-it
The Osceola times., 1882-11-18

hHDkTT1C wanted. Ladies or gents can
hULN Id earn 81 to s. day, at hone
Address Hewitt Manuia 3prng Co, Box sos,
Pittsblrg, Pa.
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" Tough On sla:ils.';

Cures > cases for % cts. in cash or
stamps. Mailed by John Parhan,
Atlanta, Ga. dn.
The Osceola times., 1882-11-18
JOHN MCGEE.
BARBER,
osCEOLA, ARKANSAS.
snOP-Tn side room Of Edrington Store

GDGrg7 business now before the public
k,kS You can make money faster
tsElst II work Tor Us than at ans thing ci. e.
Capital not needed Wewili Start
YOU Sl2a day and upwards made
at home by the industrious Men, women bows
and grs wanted everywhere TO work f5r us
Now is the time. You Cgn work iu suar1 time
only OF give your whole time 10 the husiurss
GOn can live al home and do the work 80 9TH
cr business will pay You nearly a. well No on e.
can fail 81 make enormous pay hy engaging al
once. Costly OUTFIT and terms ilcc Money
made inst, easily, and honOEably. Address
irrH A. Co Augusta, Maine.
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Notice.!

All parties indebted 10 the estate of the late
lhoiah- williamson, decd, are notified and re-.
qletted 10 come forward and settle thc raine or
the q aims VIII be paccd IN the hands of an Of
ncer Tor collection. MARY WILLIAMSON,
N''" iiiiinei iHNc. Admini-tutix.
sept 1T lse1. lO---i
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LEGAL NOTICES.
WARNING ORDER.

IN THE MISSISSIPPI CIRCUIT CoURr-TO
SpRING TERM, lss3--IN CHANCEGN.
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Cornsl Cornsl Cornsi

Everyone suffering from painful corns
will be glad to learn that there is a new
and painless remedy discovered by which
the very worst class of corns may be
removed entirely, in a short time and
without pain. Putnam's painless corn
extractor has already been used BY
thousands, and each person who has
given it trial becomes anxious to recon-
mend it to Others. It is the only shure,
prompt and painless cure for corns known
Putnam's painless corn extractor is sold
everywhere. Wholesale, Strong, Cobb
~ Co.. Cleveland. g
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The Inter- Ocean makes mysterious but
prominent announcement that an adj
vancedn step IN railroading has been
discovered, which will revolutionize that
science and put it fifty years ahead of
the age. It says the officers Of six of the
largest and most enterprising roads in the
Mississippi valley, have been for two days
discussing the new improvement, the
nature of which will be announced in a
few days.
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Notice to Contractors.

q EALED proposals will be received at the Office
y of the Clerk of the Board of Education of Rich
field township, Henry county, Ohio, until 10 O'Clock
noon, the 10th day of May, A. Dr. 1882 for building
q brick school house in joint sub-district No. OF
said township according to the plans and specifca.
tions on file In said office.
Each bid must contain the name Of every person
interested in the same and be accompanied by a
sufficient guarantee Of some disinterested person
that If the bid Is accepted contract will be entered
into and the performance of it properly secured
The bid for each kind of material called for by the
specifications must be stated separately, and the
price of each given and the price also be
separately stated. None but the lowest responsible
bid will be accepted and the board may reject all
bids. ,es3 E4Sf
BY order Of the Board Of Education,
Il, s,sse d. FLOWER,
& Twp. Clerk.
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There are millions of pins used every
hour and the wonder is what becomes of
them. As we shiver over the stove to-
day, we wish that ..one might have been
arranged in the lap of Spring before
Winter sat down in it.
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FOR SALE.

Ice acre Farm, S45 per acre; $1,000 cash, balance
on 6 Ito i0years time, with interest.
40aeEe Farm, $45 per acre; $500 cash, balance on
6 to 10 years time, with interest.
so acre Farm, $40 per acre; 5000 cash, balance on
6 to 10 years time, with interest. FfF4sEs
House and lot on Washington street, Napoleon,
o. 81, 200 cash, balance on3 years time with inter-
est gssE
Brick house on Washington street, Napoleon, $500
cash, balance on long time with interest.
Also other farm properly for sale.s Good time
given. e. l{kFs
sssnfs4s. '@Ss+ =. N. NJ 1hMGLb,
ai If Agent.
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sit is not necessary for a man to be poor
to be honest" Certainly not. But it
seems sort of half way necessary for a
man to be poor If he is honest. A distinc-
ton withquite differance. i'll will :be
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i It is said that under the laws of the
Pilgrim Fathers a man could not kiss
his wife on Sunday. Judging from the
picture of some Of the Pilgrim Mothers,
one days vacation week was none too
much. sses,
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Lieutenant De Long and Party OF the
Jeanette Found Dead.

Lieutenant De Long and Party OF the
Jeanette Found Dead.
WASHINGTON, May 5.-Secretary
Chandler received tonight the following
dispach from Engineer Melville, by way
of 1rkutsk. May 8:
LENA DELTA, March "a, 1882.
Secretary of the Navy, Washington,
d. c., u. s. A:
Found De Long and party-dead.
Found all papers and books. Continue
search for Chipp. MELVILLE.
[By Gable to the New York Herald.]
IRKUTsK, May 5.-The following dis
patches have Just been received here by
special courier from jackson, the Herald
correspondent, on his way north to the
mouth of the Lena:
dispatch No. l.
DEER STATION, KENDRACH,
In THE DISTRICT OF VERCHNARANsK.
April 10, 1882.
A rumor is current among the fungus
natives that five men have been found,
by the fungus at the mouth of the Lena.
They describe one as wearing a gold
laced uniform. Noros tells me Captain
DeLong wore his uniform coat under his
ulster at the time of their landing. l
give this as a rumor, but it is remarka-
Bile that the news spreads among the
fungus with great speed. JACKSON.
dispatch No. p
FORTY MILES BEYOND KENDRACH,
April 12, 1882.
A Cossack estafette special express)
has Just arrived here with dispatches,
bringing news that the bodies of captain
DeLong and ten men have been found,
all in one spot. He takes sealed dis
patches which you will receive with this.
JACKSON.
THIRTY OF THE RODGERS CREW LOST.
ST. PETERSBURG, May o. Hoffman has
received a telegram, signed Captain Ber-
nv. from Kolynok, Northeast Siberia,
stating that thirty of the thirty-seven
persons on board the Rodgers were lost.
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A yer's Pills contain no croton oil, calo-
mel or mineral. They are compounded
of pure vegetable extracts, which have
positive virtues and always cure, where
cures are possible.
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Chicago horse owners are in state Of
fear and trembling over the temperance
of the horse disease, resembling the old
epizootic, which last year destroyed over
900 valuable animals in the city.
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A law passed by the last Legislature
makes it a serious crime for men who
gather on the street corners to make in
sulting remarks concerning lady passers-
by. 4
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The Democratic Congressional con-
vention Of the Twelfth district of Indi.
ana, which met at Shelbyville, Monday,
nominated Hon. VIM. ID, English by ac-
clarnation. Mr.. English is son of
VIM. II. English, Of indianapolis. Il Il
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Hon. Horace Maynard died suddenly
on the morning of the Sd from heart dis.
ease. He got out of bed, telling his wife
that be felt unwell, and dropped dead on
the floor. --' ap Z iFe !.
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Whence Comes the UnbOunded Popu-
larity Of
Allcock's Porous Plasters?
Because they have proved
themselves the Best External
Remedy ever invented. They
will cure asthma, colds, coughs,
rheumatism, neuralgia, and any
local pains.
! Applied to the small of the
back they are infallible in Back
Ache, Nervous Debility, and all
Kidney troubles; to the pit of
the stomach they are a sure cure
for Dyspepsia and Liver Com
plaint.
ALLCocK'S POROUS
PLASTERS are painless, fra
grant and quick to cure. Be,
ware of limitations that blister
and burn Get ALLCOCK'S,
the only Genuine Porous Plas.
ooi. .4s ~. 1-5eow 6m
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Dissolution Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given that the Arm Of G.
IN Poker b Co. has this day been dissolvea by
mutual consent, ii. L. Theek retiring. All accounts
due the old firm and all liabilities Of the firm are 10
be settled by G. Poker, who viii carry on the bus-
ness in the future.
@. POLKER.
H. L. THEEK.
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Now Advertisements.

Now AdVertisem A o m Q nts.
Chas Ryers-Notioe.
@ II Reeder-Local.
c Snur-Local.
d Meekison-Probate Notices. .s
Co. ommissioners-Annual Report.
WATressler-Justice OF the Peace.
SHAME Heller-Dry Goods.
Batcheller & Doris-Show Ad. -
Bernstein-LocAls.
SM an Heller a Oo-Locals.
II Tunison-Mape and Chars.
JL& II Leist-Locals.
ID Dittenhayer-Local.
81 Chahn-Local.
Shasteen Bros-Locals.
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NOTICE is hereby given that Henry A. Myers, Ad
ministrator Of the estate Of Samuel Paulus, has
filed an account Of the Guardianship Of said Samuel
Paulns, ofthe estate OF Florence Wilcox and Cor
nelia Wilcox, which WILDE for hearing and settle
ment May u, 1882.
D.MEEKISON,
April i7fh, 1882. Probate Judge.
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The huge, drastic, graping, sickening
pills are fast being superseded by ''Dr.
Pierce's Purgative Pellets. !" Sold by
druggists.
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s 81 have found st. Jacobs Oil to be a most
excellent remedy for rheumatic pains"
says Mr.. F. Latham, 8 Harrison street,
Providence, R. I.-Boston Herald.
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We wish to call the attention of all careful buyers large
stock of Mems Boys and Chidrens Clothing for Summer AS
do not have depend clothing profits make money
and the keeping of it in stock extra expense can
deny that prices lower than those of any ex
ton.
You will surely miss it if you do not first look at Clothing
We have also excellent assortment of Carpets ranging
from Hemp Velvet and Body Brussels Factorymade rag
carpets specially Gall rags) Oil Cloths and Stair Car
pets in all prices,
Our Dry Goods and Boot and Shoe departments have
been as well stocked as at present.
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THE NORTHWEST

To ADvEArIsEhss-Al Advertisements must be
esndedln oy Wednesdays 10 insure insertion
he same week.
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MAPSsANDCHARTS

$1,000 can be made in less than six months selling
Tunison' and Charts 80 page catalogue free.
Address II. G. TUNlSON, Columbus, Ohio, or jack
scnville, Hls.s 8tFBl t!fft43 ,jg4