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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-06-07
LITTLE LOCALS
,are and There and Eyerywher,

here and Thero and Everywhere.
The engine of cotton mill No. broke
just before noon to-day and it was neces-
sarv to stop work,
Philip Hahn's baker wagon had an axle
broken in front of Norbeck & Miley's
shop, at Duke and Vine streets, this
morning.
The Police Gazette of this week contains
picture of 4 person which its readers are
supposed to believe is Jacob Gangaway,
the youthful train wrecker of this cou nty.
The police officers had fine time at
their fishing picnic yesterday. Although
they did not catch great number of fish
they had enough for a fine supper, which
was;all they needed.
Harry Copeland, A. ]. Leibley, G. NJ.
Strine. Thomas J. Davis, J. A. HOllinger,
Joseph II. Huber and Harry Hippey
started on fishing trip to Columbia this
afternoon. They will camp out on IN
island TO- o-night and fish for catties, which
are beginning to run.
The kindred and descendants Of Col.
Sam'IJ. Atlee, a Revolutionary sOldi r.
graud-uncle of DR.. John l.. Atlee, of this
city, to- day erected to his memory tablet
il the east wall of old Christ church. Phil
adelphia 1t is OF Egyptian design, bears
Glc ltiuiiy CSCutCutou oil shFkA 'PAi|S'
inscription.
John Brimmer, of Middle street. has
been wanted for some time to answer the
charges Of larceny Of money from Joseph
Kieffer and Joseph Gerlitski. When lie
learned that lie was complained against
he made his escape from town, but yes
terday was captured. He was committed
by Alderman A. F.. Donnelly for n hear
ing.
Jacob RathfOn, who was presented by
his employees with 4 pair of silver shears
few days ago i'm commemoratiOn of his
having been engaged for so yeaIs in the
tailoring trade, returned tho compliment
last evening by giving snpper t." all his
| men at his residence. North Prince street.
The occasion was one Ot unusual on JOY :
| ment.
Lewis Faber and A. S. Scinell have been
arrested for larceny on complaint of Mrs.
Annie K,ehl, Of North Prince street The
defendants are in the employ of the Singer
sewing machine company. Some time ago
Mrs Kiehl purchased \ machine, for
which she was to pay in iEstallmentS. She
paid $40 and yet owed SIS. Yesterday.
while there was nobody in the house ex-
cepL little girl, the defendants went to
tho hn,lse aud took the saving machire
away. In the drawers nf the machine
there we're Il lot of dress goods besides
some money and other valnables For
taking these tn, larceny snit is brought.
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rWU Kall.K,pAD ACCIDENTS.

A Fireman Fatally Injured and a Tramp
lsndiy Hurt.
This morning about 3 o'clock a tramp
named Samuel Frost was found lying on
tho New Holland pike at tho point where
the new liue of the Pennsy lvania railroad
crosses, by Night Waterman Hickey.
The man had been stealing 4
ride on freight train and had
jumped from the train at this point, not
knowing that there was bridge. He was
taken to the county hospital when it was
found that he was suffering from a severe
concussion of the brain besides Il four inch
scalp wound. Several Of his ribs We're
broken from the back bone. His INJURIES
arc so serious that they may prove, fatal At
the place he jumped the bridge is &C..
teen or twenty feet above the turnpike.
Thomas Hall, fireman on engine 465,
east, was fatally injured, between Wood
bine and Valley creek on the Pennsylvania
railroad, shortly after seven o'clock this
morning. 1t appears that tho tender broke
loose from the engine and he was thrown
under the cars. Both legs were frightfully
mangled to the body and he was taken to
Downingtown where he was attended by
DR.. Hoops He died in an hour after the
accident. The body was placed in charge
Of an undertaken who prepared it for ship
ment to Columbia where it was taken
this afternoon. The deceased was q young
man and his home was iuOolumbia where
he leaves wife and one child
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lsEi w.

SANDs.-In this city. on the 9Th inst, Mss
Mary T.. Sands, in the .Gt year of her age.
The relatives aud friends oi the family are
invited to aitenI the funeral nOm the II 81
dence OF her mother, No. :O' "est Orange
street, on Friday afternoon at ""'clock. In
ternent at Lancaster cemetery. ji2t
KAUL June :. 1885,, at his residence, East
Orange street, Pirmn Kanl, aged = ears and
Ii days.
The relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from his late
residence, No. SIG East Orange street, on Fri
day morning, at 9:4J O'Clock. Intcrment nt
st. Anthony's cemetery. High mas. ut St.
Anthony's church.
WHITE.-Su!lenly. of heart disease, on the
!Ih inst. Jacob r. White, In the sol III year of
his age.
The relatives and friends aud the employees
OF the Lancaster comb factory, are respect
fully invited TO attend his funeral from his
LATE residence. No. 3'I West Walnut street, on
saturday afternoon at ) O'Clock. In1erment
at Woodward Hill cemetery. j72t*
REED.-Jure5, :, 1881, in ihi- city, Henry Reed.
aged IS years.
The relatives and friends are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral rom the resi-
.ience of his sister, So. Green street, Tomorrow
(Friday) afternoon at o'clock. Interment al
Lancaster Cemetery.
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HATS IND CAPS.

S"ULTzs SONS.
NEW, GOOD, CHEAP.
We are now offering the
finest assortment of Summer
Hats in the market at the very
lowest prices {; we guarantee
them to be of the best manufac-
ture. We have a rich stock Of
Taylor's celebrated Mackinaw
Straw Hats, Youman's celebra-
ted stiff hat and a dozen other
makes for men, youths and
boys. There are very few places
in this city where you can de-
pend on getting just what you
want in summer hats. One Of
them is here. Our business is
entirely devoted to hats. We
have a richer stock than any,
body will believewho hasn't seen
something of it. Of palmer ar
ticles we lack nothing. While
passing drop in and see us.
SHULTZ'S SONS,
IA North Queen st., Lancaster, Pa.
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SHULTZ'S SONS,

IA North Queen st., Lancaster, Pa
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
Events Along the susquehanna-Iteins o
Interest In and Around tho Borough
Picked mp BY tho Inteln-

Events Along the susquehanna-Iteins OF
Interest In and Around the Borough
Picked mp BY tho Inteln-
gencer Reporter.
w. Hess, formerly of Columbia, now
of St. Louis, is visiting his sister, MISS
Lizzie Hess.-Thonas Dunbar was buried
with Masonic honors thirty-three mem
bers of the order participating in
the impressive exercises.-ThrOugh the
exertions of w. H. Grier the back
pension of Joseph Dean, amounting to
nearly $4,000, is at least assured the
afflicted man.-Clinton Butler and Anna
Williams took first prize !; West Lott and
Mary Stotts second prize at the cake walk,
which was a substantial benefit for George
Jackson.-Bud Griffith gone home to Bos-
ton.-Canal Collector Thos. Wilson, of
Havre de Grace, in town yesterday.-Co-
lumb'a fire company picnic in Heise's
woods on the glorious " Fourth. Leon
ard Hayes. of the stove works, had his left
wrist badly cut by a flying casting DR..
Berntheisel dressed the iDjury.-Mrs. A.
NJ. Reese removed to Vaughen homestead
and will open an ice cream garden.
At the fire apparatus inspection the
Columbia made 80 pounds of steam in five
minutes and the hose stood 12O pounds of
water pressure Shawnee, 20 pounds of
steam in II minutes, hose stood 40 pounds
pressure, engine flues detective and will
be replaced Vigilant, 40 pounds of steam
in eight minutes $500 worth of hose
burst section by section, at pressure of
from IS to 120 pounds.
10. Eesh has two 40 pound snappers for
soup.--Osce oa Red Men meet tonight
Amos Bartch, of Burners coal yards
Peter Kimburg, jr., of the P. r. r, and
several others Frustrated by heat yester-
day.-Mrs. Mary Jane Shorter, colored,
aged so, died at 1:30 p. m, yesterday at
the home OF her husband, VIM. Shorter, on
Fifth street funeral at Mt. Bethel
church, Friday p. m:-Presbyterian festi-
val, FREQ, opens in Odd Fellows hall this
evening. Lutheran Sunday school
picnic in Heise's woods, Thursday, June
21.-M. +. Sunday school rehearscd
Children's Day exercises last night.-E.
E. Lutheran church choir concert post
poned until September breezeS blow.
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Fifty Years Old.

Louis Ochs, foreman in George B.
Schaum's furniture rooms, is fifty years
old to-day, and in commemoration Of the
event his fellow workmeu resolved
to give him pleasant sur
prise. At noon they called Mr.. Ochs
before them and Frederick Arnold, on
behalf of the men, presented him with
a handsome cane. MIR. Ochs replied to the
boys as we'll as he could. being taken en-
tirely hX surprise, and invited them to
meet him this evening at Fred Woehrle's
saloon. where he hopes to be able to do
much better.
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Held for Postage.

Letters addressed as follows are held at
tie Lancaster postoffice for want of the
proper stamps
6" MIR. T. B. Schall, esq, 152 West Pratt
street, Baltimore, Nd"
81. i. Mccullough, 18th and Moore
streets, Louisville, KY"
"Abram H. Rohrer, Bards P. O., Lam
caster Co., in care of Nancy Gager."
Mrs. Mary H. Hiestand, Binkley
Bridge, Ian. Co..
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The festival to aid in the purchase of car
pet for the rooms of the Young Mems Chris
tian association will open In their hall this
Thursday evening and continue during the
inainder of this week. Provision has been
made to entertain large crowd, and berries,
cake, cream, etc, will he OF the hest quality,
served by the most agreeable and accOmme-
dating wait"rs Visitors will also be admitted
to the LinnHln museum.
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AAkkE1S,
Philadelphia Market.

PHILApELPHIA, Juno !. Flour quiet,
but steady.
Rye Hour at s. IS.
Wheat steady; No Western Rel, 81 lsx;
No. Western Red. 81 lix; No. l Pa.
Red. 81 2S6l ..
Corn dull sail Yellow AMI Mixed, &c; No. )
Mixed, 56657c.
5Ox0:lc; No. do, 49x05Oc /; No. Mixed,
47c.
Rye nominal at 7O072c.
Seeds-Timothy dnll at u S50l 95 Flax
scarce at 81 556l 60.
Eggs quiet Pa. extra. l90l9Xc; Western.
lSc.
Other articles unchanged.
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A Graz4 MAMA Daad.

Hot SPRINGS, Ark, June 7.-At Noun
tain Valley last evening Robert Wallace,
while temporarily insane. fired several
shots at John Fate lis brother in-law.
Wallace's sister in;erfered whereupon he
shot her twice, inilicting dangerous
wounds She soon afterwards gave birth
premature]y to a child and will doubtless
die
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ssOy's Thigh Broken

This afternoon while Ernst Martin. II
years old, residing at 4A John street and
a pupil of Miss Kate Bundels school.
corner of South Duke and Church streets,
while playing was pushed off a
bench, and, falling upon the floor
broke his thigh. He was carried
to his residence on a rocking chair by
Thos. ]. Reese and Jere Cogley, and DR..
Westhaeffer was sent for who dressed the
wound.
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Fire In Brooklyn.

NEW YORK, N. Y, June 7.-Early
this morning tho New York Fire
Apparatus company's works on Gowann's
canal, Brooklyn, took fire as suppose Il
from spontaneous combustion among
some cotton waste The building was
totally destroyed, the loss being about
$4,000.
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Spain and Cuba.
,.enernI S:rOOk and the Indians.

WASHINGTON, ID. G., June IA dis
patch received to day at the war depart
menL reports that Mexican troops sur
prised and captured 4 party of Indians.
The Indians knew nothing of Gen. Crook ,
but knew the country was full of troops
and if attacked the Indians will fight until
whipped and then scatter in the noun
tains They say Gen. Crook will probably
not meet any of them before reaching the
southern part of the Sierra Madres. The
number Of fighting Indians is plac ID at
between 100 and $50.
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Editor of the Baltimore "American" :jead.
BALTIMORE, Md June 7.-Charles c.
Fulton, editor and proprietor Of tho
American, died this morning at his resi-
dence here. Mr.. Fulton had been in bad
health for about five months, and his death
was not unexpected. He was g. years Of
age. having been born in Philadadelphia
in 1915
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tee be instructed to notify the telephone
company to remove all their wires from
the poles of the fire department., and the
latter (Which has few wires strung on
the formers poles) be notified to remove
them also. The motion was adopted and
common council adjourned.
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Tne Kemoval OF the stamp Act n Beno


Not q case of RI" umaIiIm not a case OF neu.
ralgia, not Il case OF lamenesS. not casa OF
pain Or sprIin not Onc-has failed 10 go W hen
attacked by Thomas kclertric OIL. For sale
Ey II. Il. Cochran, druggist, l37 and l39 North
Queen street.
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HOree6 Stolen.

The police here have received a dispatch
from Chandler Phillips, warning them to
be on the lookout for pair of black mares
seven years old, which we're stolen at
Avondale, Chester county, last night
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and he will be paid salary. A game Of
ball will be played on the college grounds,
on Saturday afternoon between . club
from Williamsport and picked nine OF
this city.
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NRw YORK. June L. Flour dull and weak.
Wheat opened KGZc higher: afterwards
ruled essier and lost advance; fair specula-
tive business; No. 2 Red July, 81 esN@l sSit;
aug, 81 2i5S0l 25k: sept. 81 Ghgl ",H
June, 81 2ON bid, 81 2i1s asked.
Corn opened shade better: subsequently
declined L0lc trade moderate mixed west
ern spot. 5OG67: do future. 65H067xc1
OaIs 1s@l4c higher on options No. July,
46tsfSiGAc State, 52SI5Sc.
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rlDREle3N NEWS,

The Races in LondOn-The Adventures OF
Two lsOlOgne AerOnnuts
LONDON, June Tho race for the ROns
Memorial stakes to day was won by
Chislehurst with Limestone second. LOril-
lard's Sachem was among the starters.
Tristan Wins the tsold Cup.
The race for the gold cup was won by
Tristan, with Dutchoven second and Wal.
lenstein third.
A distinguished EnsIishman Dead
Sir George Bowyer, tho legal writer, is
dead.
A Report Denied.
The truth of the story about tie poison
ing by the Invincibles in Dublin of a NUN
Der Of persons obnoxious to them is much
contested. The Freeman's journal, Of
Dublin, denies that there is any foundation
for it, while tho Central News cOrrespOn-
dent at Dublin reasserts the correctness of
the story.
An Unpleasant Feature OF the English
EGYPTIAN War.
ALEXANDRIA, June 7.-Suleiman Daoud
and Mahamoud Sami, who were accused
of setting fire to Alexandria at the time of
tho British bombardment, have been found
guilty and sentenceh to death.
Eighteen officers were found guilty Of
completely in the same crime and wero
sentenced to hard terms of imprison-
ment.
The Daring Ride of Tw" Aer"nanis.
BOLOGNE, Juno 1.-Two aerOnauts
started from here in \ balloon at an early
hour this morning in an attempt to cross
the English channel. The balloon rOse to
heighth of about 2, 500 feet, then it ap-
peared to shift it's course, and when last
seen it. was drifting in tho direction of
Brussels.
Riots In ASIA.
SCATURI, June 7.-Several serious riots
have taken place in tho mount aims between
the Albanians and Turks, resulting in
heavy losses on both sides.
Spain and Cuba.
MADRID, JuEe 7.-The agent of the
Liberal Republic has just Eegotiated with
Spain a convention providing for the re-
peal of the law prohibiting tho introdu:
ton of free black laborers into Cuba.
Two hundred thousand slaves in Cuba
will become free in 1893. The labor
question will then become 4 serious one.
Spanish statesmen and Cubans arc already
examining plans for the introduction int"
Cuba of free African negroes or Chinese
or Indian coolies.
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stopping Gambling at st. Paul.

ST. PAUL, Minn., June 7.-Mayor
O'Brien, who was inaugurated Tuesday,
yesterday notified all gamblers to close
their establishments. The order has been
partly complied with. A war on places Of
i'll reputa will be commenced.
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Fresh air. exercise. good TODD anf Dr. Ben
sons Celery AMI ChamOmile Pills will, when
used together, cure any case OF nervousness,
sick headache. or indigestion. TIL " strengthen
the rv0uS system. 50w Physicians pre-
scribe them.
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Rl5- No woman really practices economy un-
less she Uses the Diamond Dyes. Iany dollars
can he saved every year. Ask the druggist.
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COAL.
u Az r . \

a. Ei MARTIN
Is.
%;;niHanis AMI Retail Dealer In all k1s.ts OF
LUMBER AND COAL.
- farI No. 40 North Water amt I'rtne..
trrtis s,nVe Lemon Lancaster nSlyi,
MANURE AND GOAL,
Nl New York and Philadelphia Horse Ma
nnre by the car lOsi'i at reduced prices All tho
BEST GRADES OF COAL,
Both tor Family and Steam purposes.
CEMENT by th'. barrel. HAY anG STRAW
by the ton or bale.
YARD-ai5 Harrisburg Pike.
GENERAL OFPICE-3l1s East Chestnut street.
Kaufman, Keller & Co.
aOr4-lyu
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Tho Fatal Ire of Italians.

WATERBURY,, Conn.,, June e7.-DOminicO
DenablO stabbed PaOlO Curlucci last
night during an alteration. Curlucci
cannot live. Both men arc Italians.
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more u. 3. Navy

WILMINGTON, DEL, june THE United
States double turreted monitor, Amp
brittle, was launched at 2:15 O'Clock this
afternoon.
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Tho He. stan Fly In Berks Coun,

READING, June 7.-Reports received
from near by townships indicate that the
wheat crop will fall one third short be
cause of the ravsges of the Hessian fly.
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SERVICES preparatory to Communion will be
held in the Presbyterian church this and to
morrow evening at quarter before eight
O'clock.
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An UnpI62B1nt r TO5it'UH 'ot D07Po' 'S1t't %
SUMNER, Iowa. June IA party Of
men left West Union yesterday for Wa
verify to hang the Barber brothers, who
were captured yesterday after desperate
conflict
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tketter thuu xlO.OOOl

~ spent over $40 0 o. In = years." said Major
II. W. Hines, OF Boston. Mass, in being
,iOctnre,l for epilepsy. I employed the best
physicians in New Orleans, st. Louis. New
York. rhila 30 .ton, London and Paris, but
all to no purpose. Samaritan Nerrine has
cured me entirely" $3.50.
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vNREY'S CHA!staDAL LUZERGES.
The most reliable and surcsi cure for
Headache. Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
Bad Breath and all diseases arising from q
disOrdered stomach. Price 25c. per Box,
mailable. Prepared aud sold by
ANDREW q. FREY, DRUGGIST,
29E. Orange st., Cor. Christian,
Lancaster, Pa.
Drugs, Chemicals, etc, always on hanG at
the mUst reasonable prices. a27-lyd&w
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NE,.;HUtt,RiIUOp NEWS.

Events Near and Ac tho County I.ines.
The progressive branch of tho Dunkard
church began 4 two days convention yes
terday in Dayton Ohio. Abont 2,OeO
representatives are present from all parts
Of the Union
Tho Pennsylvania railroad have pnr-
chased site for their new depot at Potts
town, in the southern portion of the town,
near Evans and Franklin streets. The
cost of the ground was 81, 600
The Reading board of trade have adopt
cd a resolution that they deem it bad
policy and unwi;s. Tor tho city authorities
to borrow money T." meet current expenses
for the year.
The large Bird Coleman furnaces at
Cornwall, Lebanon county, aro to be i'm
proved and brought up to 4 capacity of
100 tons 4 day. The North Cornwall
furnaces have been blown out for repairs
The Thomas Iron company, at Lock
Ridge, near Reading, has blown ont
another furnace on account of the dull
neas of trade. Many of their men have
gone West.
A meeting of the board Of trustees of
PaIatinatc college, MyerstOwn, was held
Yesterday, but tho trustees were unable to
agrec upon tho selection Of president for
the college, and another meeting will be
held.
Twenty eight carpenters and jOinors
employed in the stove works Of Orr, Pair
ter Il Co, at Reading, quilted work last
evening, because of an order that eacl,
man must take account of work done and
time consumed in the same.' 1t is be-
iievcd that if new men are employ ed
several hundred others will join the strike
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"SDent Fifty Dollars

In dort ,ring for rheumatism before tried
Thomas EcIecfric OIL. Used q 50-cent bottle
nt this medicine. and got out in one week.
FOR barns and sprains It iS excellent" JAS
Durham East PembrOila, N. 7. For sale by
II. Il. Cochran. druggist. l3I and l39 North
81
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"Eor four gears Ismtered agony from a skin
disease. Dr. BensOn's Skin Cure cured me-"
e. Il. Mcdonald. piantersvilie, Ala 81. at
tlrupgiStS
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st. Mary's academy is holding picnic
to Gay at What Glen The attendance is
very large.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

To LADIKs-lt you wish to render your
skin white and soft use G!enn's Sulphur Soap.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
j4lwdeod&w
Tire Removal OF the Stanp Act n Benofit to
tho People.
In anticipation OF the repeal of the stamp
act, the size of the bottles containing the eel
ebra'ed Summons Liver Regulator have been
materially increased, so that for 5! the guam
tits of the medicine will be s,r! ater than here
toforc. Ask your druggist for, and be sure
you get the big bottle of SIMMONS LIVER REGU-
LATOR.
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I)KOPtpSAI.S rOK uAY, OATS AND
Straw;-PrOpGsals tor furnishing the Fire
Department with No. OATS Hay AMI Straw
at the best quality for the period Of SIX months
will Q recelve.i by The Fire Committee al the
Mayors Office up 10 Saturday, June 9Th, at
O'Clock II. N. !;iis must state duality.
BY order OF the Committee Gn Fire Engine
ana Hose.
Attest: J.B MARkLEY,
j6-3t Clerk,
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That Ausl,and of Mine

That Husband of Mine
IL three times the man he was before he began
using: Wells Health Renewer." 81. Drug
yiStS