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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-09-01

Synopsis of the Reunion of the 1O7th @. "
L. at Navarro next Thursday, Sept. 6.
Written for the DEMOCRAT.l


Written for the DEMOCRAT.l
Reports from all quarters indicate a
large gathering of the i07th, G. A. r.
Posts and eXSOldiers. Canton, MassiI-
lon and Minerva Posts will come in a
body as Posts, while Salem, Alliance,
New Philadelphia, Canal Dover, WOOs-
ter, Seville, Orrville, Hudson and other
Posts will be largely represented. The
surviving field officers of the 107th, Col.
s. Meyer, Maj. A. VignOs, Gen. Ed. S.
Meyer and Col. John S. Cooper (OratOr),
have consented to come. Other officers
and comrades from great distance, in
cluding Florida and Nevada. will also
be with us and sit upon the platform
with our old commanders. Other emf
nent soldiers have eX Tessed a desire to
be with US and no doubt will come.
An Artillery salute of 80 guns will be
fred at sunrise by Captains Lerch and
Heinie and additional salutes will be
fired during the day. At o'clock via
COnnOttOn r. r. the Beach City and Will
mot bands with 10th friends from Co.
shOetOn, ShanesVille, Beach City and
Justus, will arrive; at 9:30 ZOar from
the south, and Hart Post, MassillOn, from
the north, with the MassillOn Citizens
COrnet band, 10th boys and friends, will
arrive at the Wheeling q Lake Erie de-
dusky 107th Veterans, with Canton and
Minerva G.. A. r. Posts, Canton Cadets,
Sons of Veterans, exSOldiers and mem
bers 107th from Louisville, Salem and
Pike township, will arrive. The column
will then be formed and the parade to
the school grove will be made.
Post Commander Slater will deliver
the welcome address and Rev. W. o. Sif
fert, of New Runly, late of the 107th o.
V. l., will respond, after which soldiers
dinner will be served.
At 1890 1O7th boys from BelIvue, ex-
Soldiers and members 107th, with G, A,
r. friends, from Indiana and along the
line of the Wheeling s. Lake Erie r. R.,
will arrive and be escorted to the grove
by the Navarro band.
After dinner will be the transaction
of Regimental business. At about 2:30
o'clock grafton by Col. John S. Cooper,
of Chicago; after which short speeches
from comrades present. This will con-
clude the afternoon exercises. At Z
O'Clock D. IN. the camp fires will be lit
| and the evenings exercises will be open
ed with music by the Grand Army Band.
Short speeches by ex-SOldiers will be
made, old army songs sang, and the ex-
eTcises interspersed with music by the
| different bands. This will be pleasant
feature in the days program, and it is
the desire of the management to give
| each organization represented chance
| for short speech, song, or music by the
band. The camp fire. is expected to be
extinguished about half past 10 or II
O'clOck, when the excursion train on the
Connotton and Wheeling & Lake Erie
Railroads will convey Canton and Mas
sillon people home. ..
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-09-01
EXPLOSION OF A BOILER.
Terrible Disaster the Steamboat River
dale, at New York.

uhlBg hJ Now 10TH
NEW YORK, Aug. 28.-The boiler of the
steamboat Riyerdale, which plies be-
tween this city and HaVerstraw, eXplOd-
ed this afternoon while the boat was
near her wharf at the foot of Sixteenth
street, North River. The following is a
list of those known to be killed or in
jured: Mrs. Julia SissOn, aged 38 years,
of TarrytOwn, N. Y. Mrs. SissOn was
seated on the lower deck with her hus
band, Charles SissOn, and grandson, W.
B. Chaplin, when the explosion occurred.
They were going to their home in Tarry-
town. Mrs. Sisson was thrown into the
water and drowned. Her grandson
jumped overheard, and her aged hus-
band was pulled through rear windO W
of the sinking boat. Mrs. SissOn's body
was recovered and taken ashore.
Thomas Gregg, aged so years, of Water
street, this city, was found dead, wedged
in on the port side of the vessel, be-
tween the rail and the homework.
John CreVet, a fireman, is missing, and
is believed to be killed. Eight persons
injured.
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ELOPED.
A Giddy Wife of Chicago Drummer
Leaves with Another Man.

"A WHO OA ~ OhAChsO
Leaves With Another Man.
CHICAGO, Aug. 29.-Mrs. Minnie R.
Tanner, wife of Henry II. Tanner, a COM
mercial traveller for John G. West 81 Co.,
1862 West Madison street, and residing
on Powell street, near Milwaukee ave-
nue., has elOped with man supposed to
be a former bOarder named Perkins. Mrs.
Tanner is % years of age, and her hus-
band 45. She is described as woman
who has always been "giddy." 1t is said
she has of late frequented the TivOli,
aad other places of like character, in
company with woman known as Emily
Darst and several men, and for the past
three months endeaVOred to draw her
husbands salary, about $50 weekly.
When informed of this Mr.. Tanner, who
has been away on business trip for
about four months, objected and ordered
that she be paid not over $50 a week,
This incensed the wife, as she said she
could not live on less than $50. Monday
last she sold all the furniture, valued at
$1,000. and yesterday decamped with a
man who is described as sharp-featuTed,
about 27 years of age, dark hair and
mustache, and fashiOnably dressed.
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The West Virginia Exposition and
State Fair to be held on the Island, be-
tween Bridgeport and Wheeling, Sep
tember 10, II, IL, 13, IA and Is, BIDS fair
to be the largest ever given at that
point, and will be largely attended. To
accommodate patrons along the line of
their road, the G. L. g. W. Railroad will
sell excursion tickets from all stations
south of (and including) MassillOn to
Bridgeport at reduced rates, good going
and returning on any of the above dates.
VIM. II. CIRCUIT, G. p. A.
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The 9th Annual Meeting of the Por-
tage and Summit County Pioneer AssO-
citation will be held in Kent, on Thurs
day next, September 9Th. Hon. Henry
Clay White, OF Cleveland, orator of the
day. Volunteer speakeTs-Judge Day, of
RaVenna; Judge Carpenter, of Akron;
K. p. BTainard, RaVenna; Hon. r. P.
Spaulding, Cleveland; Geo. W. Raft,
Canton; Lyman Bryant, Freedom; Rev.
d. G. Osborn, Canton, and others. Music
by the Pioneer Band. The COnnOttOn
Railway will give excursion rates to
and from Kent.
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WHY THE VAN VERT p. NJ. WAS SUs
PENDED.

WASHINGTON, August 30.-POstmaster
Harrison II. UpdegrOve of Van Vert, o.,
has been suspended in consequence of
the report of an inspector sent to look
up the affairs of his Office. His report
showed that UpdegTove had been work
ing in close cOllusiOn with local claim
agents in that town. Their scheme was
to keep in their box at the pOstOtfice a
list of all pensioners and applicants for
mail, the postmaster would check off the
names of any who received pension war
rants from the Government agency at
Columbus. By this plan the claim agents
were wonderfully assisted in their busi-
ness, but the pOstmasteT's action was SC
directly in violation of the law that his
suspension was ordered at once.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-09-01

Mr.. Arthur Hauvel, lately from HaVre,
France, possessing a fiTst.class knOwl-
edge of the French and English Ian
guages, would like to establish a French
school in Canton If a sufficient number
of pupils can be procured. Any one in
terested in the study of the French Ian
guage will please address him at Maxi
mo, Stark county, o. If agreeable, he
would also give private lessons.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-09-01

A convict named Hare was boxed up
by some Of his associates in the Column
bus PenitentiaTy with some harness
that was awaiting shipment, and the
box was taken from the prison and load
ed into freight car. He broke out of
the box, but before he could get out of
the car a searching party made him a
prisoner again.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-09-01

The trial of James Mutt, the slayer of
Lyman Dukes, will commence at Union
town on Thursday of next week. Dis
trict Attorney johnson and John Boyle
will conduct the prosecution, and w. H.
PlayfOrd and A. ID. Boyd will be counsel
for the defense,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-09-01

Thierry 81 Dannemiller, No. n East
TuscarawaS street, are offering their
stock Of millinery, fancy goods and no.
tiOns for sale. rare chance to go into
krInirnnnn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-09-01

victory is dawning in the near future.
Work, talk, write and vote for the sec
Ond amendment only. COMPILER.
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Simeon and AlOnZO Bowers, Paris, o.,
offer for sale the place known as the
Shipe property consisting of Dwelling
House and Butcher Shop.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-09-01

Perique mixture made from Perique
and fine Virginia smoking tObaccOs, at
VOlkman's.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.

Remember the 10th Regiment have
their reunion at atNaVarre next Thursday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-09-01

POLAND. Aug. 29.-The village of PO-
land, by their Council, has passed a pro-
hibitOry ordinance under the Scott law.
The ordinance is substantially the Nc
COnnellsyille ordinance.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-09-01

COsHoCToN. Aug. 30.-While Hanger
Groves was running a traction engine
over a canal bridge, near Warsaw, this
morning, the bridge gave way, precipi-
Groves sustained injuries which it is
feared will prove fatal.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-06-02
Are You There Morlarity q

The winds were whispering low
and the sentinel stars had set their
watches, if they have any to set up
in the skies. as Mrs. Tomly leaned
from her chamber window, ano
asked in low and trembling voice
Us that you, Henry?"
Now it is popularity OF Mr..
Tomly that when under the infu-
ence he has great difficulty in find.
ing his home. He has once been
arrested as burglar, and several
times kicked out, so when he heard
the voice say, SIS that you, Henry p
he said:
Fore [ ansher that question I'd
like ter know if that's you, Sharah,"
holding on to the front gate and
leering up at Sarah's chamber win
dow.
"Why certainly, Henry, it is me"
sis this the corner of Austin ave
nue. and B street?"
why of course it is, Henry"
"Then," said Henry Indignantly,
as he swayed up against the fence,
'Fof coursh it's me. Whatyer ask
fool questions for? Don't you know
your own husband?"
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UNION PACIFIC Rally

Utah s. Northern Branch.
On and after December. a. 1852.
NOFthward! 8tasioE. Scu.hwue
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The Revolution Complete.

Twelve months ago public opinion
was devided as to the merits of the
various advertised medicines for
Coughs and colds. All doubts upon
this important subject seem to be
now at an end. The unparalleled
success of "Hale's Honey of uore-
hound and Tar" has settled the
question. 1t is in evidence that in
upwards of five thousand cases of
Lung and Throat complaints, it has
not failed in single instance to
effect a cure. The result is a de-
mand for the article that has no
precedent in the history of proprie-
tary medicines. Sold by all Drug
gists at So cents and 81. Great
saving by buying large size.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure
in one minute. I
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-06-02

NY hands acre coUe red 9Cjth little
dry ScGbS. They haze disappeared
and I'm better than I haze been tor
20 gears. from using DR.. Bs71go11'S
SKIN Cure" a. M. Noble, Selma,
N. c., July 3, 80.
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A Freight Trsin leaves Ogden daily
for Butte at 900 a.nn., giving daylight
ride through Cache Valley, and regular
freight train arrives daily at Ogden a
LOS am. from Butte.
". B p odd RIDGE. 8upt.
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ARE YOU MADE miserable BY
Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness,
Loss Of Appetite, Yellow Skin =?
Shiloh's Vitalizer is a positive cure.
Sold by q. G. NJ. L. Drug Store. (1O)
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new BOOT STORE!
GE~. PAYNE,

Who Was for number of years with
jams Payne, has just opened out in the
Boot and shoe Business
At No. 1850 First South ST.. just vast of
DinwoodeY's, where be will be pleased
TO wait upon his friends.
MIR. James Payne will be in charge OF
Lhs Cutting Department.
Custom Work a Specially.
Call and see Mr. Payne; he will give
you Good Fit, my6
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NOTICE.
Salt Lake & Western Ry. Co F.,
Sail Lake. Msv 18th. 1893

THE ANNUAL MEETING of til
L stockholders of the Salt Lake ard
Western Railway Company for the cleo
ton Of directors to serve for the ensuing
year will be heId at the station house OF
the company 81 Lehi junction. Utah
County, 90 Monday, June Il, 1888, ~ l /
O'Clock 8. IN.
i j. w. GANNETr. Secretary.
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Another Expioslon i'm England.

LoNDoN, April 22l-An explosion occurred
to-day at the Government msnufaotory of
small arms at Eafeld. quantity Of burn.
ing tow and pieces of tin box were after
ward found among the debris. A pAsser.by
saw two men with box decanping just be-
fore the explosion. Little damage was done.
Dynamite ConspiratoTs.
Cork, April 22i.-The cases of Carmody,
Morgan, Oherlicby and Weatherstone, ar
rested on charge OF being engaged 10 the
dynamite canspirscy, have been remanded
until Tuesday.
Destructive Fire.
LIVERPOOL, April 22l.- Tie warehouse Of
Sir Edward Bates and the ship chandlery Of
GsrlocA, Bibby & Co. Liverpool, ware de-
stroye1 by FIRE last night. The loss is over
e1GO, coo.
Disastrous Dynamite Explosion.
MADRID, April 22i.-An explosion oc-
Leon, today. The bodies of seven victims
have been recovered. Il ia feared that more
were killed.
Death of a Cardinal.
ROME. April 22d-Cardinal r. Luigie
Antiematter is dead, in his seventy
yesr.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 22d-Tne Nihilist
Boganovisch hts been hanged, and Bon
beirtch shot.
Factory and Store Burned.
MONTREAL, April 22i.-The Canada Man
ufacsuring Coinpsny's premises aud the sta.
tionery store of j l.. Carson & Co., on Notre
Dame street, were destroyed by fire this
morning. The loss is estimated st over $780,
900,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Our wafchful Guardian and Faithful
Protector Restored TO Active Duty
Again.

Mr. HENRY A. WATERMAN, of the City of Provi.
dence, R. L. for many years the faithful and vigiiant
night watchman of the Barstow Stove Company's
very extensive establishment, having been confined
to his home several weeks by very distressing ill
ness on resuming his duties again, avas himself OF
this early opportunity for stating briefly few plain
facts Mr. Waterman says:
Afew months ago was taken down with a severe
sickness, which confined to the house quite
long tins, and much o, the time l was so very lame
as to be unable to walk, ard my left leg, from the
hip to the toes, became monstrously swollen, and
suff red extremely from the constant intense pains
the various so-czlled cures all the time, and was
under the treatment OF physician seven weeks but
time friend, q police oi ,er, called upon me, and
during our conversation informed me Of the great
benefit which he had obtained by the use OF Hunts
Remedy, andurged me to try it, as he considered 1t
a wonderful medicine. I commenced taking Hunts
Remedy having very little faith that it would do
much in such stubborn case as mine but my
doubt was dispelled, for before had taken
bottle began to get BETTER the severe pains dsap
peared, the swollen leg gradually decreased in size
and was encouraged to continue the use of the
Remedy and the improvement to my health con-
tinues, my appetite is good l have regained my
strength, and am now performing again my duties
as watchman at the foundry. Every night go up
and down stairs more than one hundred times, and
am in good condition, and feel that my recovery is
due to Hunts Remedy alone. My severe sickness
and terribly swollen leg caused by the diseased
state of my kidneys, and think that it is most
valuable medicine that will SO speedily relieve and
cure such severe case as mine. therefore most
cheerfully recommend Hunts Remedy to all afflicted
with kidney diseases, as know it to be safe and
reliable remedy.
PROVIDENCE, Dec 5, 1882 nc IyMYF&w1y
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A STANDARD REMEDY.

]. W. WINDon, Baker City. Oregon, writes: "I
take pleasure in stating that l have handled
WIsFAE'S B4LsAM or WKLD CHERRY
for the past fifteen years, and have yet to hear the
first to complain Of its not giving satisfaction 1t is
one of the best selling remedies 1 have ON my
shelves, and can conscientiously recommend it to
my customers as a standard preparation"
C. A. PLUMNER & CO., Portland, Oregon, writes
During our six years experience in the retail
drug business in Albany, in this State we noted the
sale of wEsrAss'S BALsAM increase from year
to year without special advertisement We have
heard many encomiums Of its efficiency from our
best customers, and believe the sale could be per
manently and largely increased by iudic.ous adver
tising. Its own intrinsic merit will, when once
introduced, sustain the sale." o23-1pMTh&w1t
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apoplexy, while making arrangements to go
visiting.
Captain Bushrod P Taylor, of the navy.
is dead.
Fight with British Cree sndianl

Captain Bushrod P. Taylor, of the navy,
is dead.
Fight with British Cree Indians.
HELENA Mont. April 22i.-Information
having reached Fort Assiuahoine that stock
had been stolen by raiding party Of British
Crees from the vicinity of the Teton, about
2S miles from Benton, Troop L, Second Cav
airy, under command Of Captain Norwood,
was ordered by the commanding officer at
Fort Assinahoine, on the eveaing OF the 1Ssh.
TO proceed TO the boundary lins and attempt
to intercept the raiders. Ths troop left the
post st o'clock the ssms day, and travelled
during the entire night on their way TO the
boundary On Thursday, the 19sh instant, g
Sergeant of the troop, with Indian scouts,
who were in advance OF the main column,
came across party of Crees ia possession OF
the stolen stock, near the eastern end of
White Horse Lake, not far from the Sweet
Grass hills. The Crses dsployed and opened
FIRE upea the party. The leader of the Crees,
in attempting to crawl where the Sergeant
had taken position wish his scouts. was
killed by tina Ssreesnt. Captain Norwood,
on hearing the friag, hurried with his COM
mand TO the scene Of the fight, and deploying
his foros commenced 20 dislodgs the lndians.
Oae more Cree wes killed, after which the
Iadions fad and escaped.
Senator Anthony's Illness.
Providence (R. T., April 22i.-Ssnator
Anthony passed a comfortable day, and his
friends are hopeful.
sDisasiroas Maying Excursion.
ROCHESTER (Mase J. April 22j.-The per
sens drowned on Saturday in Madow pend
were Ella Townsville, sgsd 10; Minnie
Phillips, aged %, and two gizls add boy, the
children OF G. f. Church. The party had
b,.,, May.,,1 on1 lbo hoaE oay1,fzsd
ssabb.Dg ARRAY.
NEW YoRK, April 22i.-Edward Hodge
man, bartender, fatally stabbed Michael
Nehan this morning.
Fatal Result of Drunken Quarrel.
New York. April .22d.-Peter Ratal. q
coachaau, waa killed this morning by James
Martin during drunken quarrel.
IAlEr,IEN KENNg
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VII.
Varjcose Veins Cured.

SACRAMENTO, Cal, April 7. 1852.
Mr. J. ?. SaTsfeld-pear sir. In 1870 | was
troubled with vslicose veins, which became rup.
tured and broke cut on my shin bone, and for two
years suffered great pain and was unable to at
tend to any business. was treatsd by several ply
scians in this city and elsewhere without receiving
any relief; but accidentally earring OF some OF the
wonderful cures produced with your medicine and
Uicr Salve, determined to try it, and in about
seven weeks was permanently cured, and have not
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pleasure to give you this testimonial Yours truly
ROBERT MELON,
Expressnal, Tenth street, between N and o, Sacra.
mento. Stand, corner Fourth and streets.
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SACRAMENTO, Cal, August 1, 1882
Mr.. ]. P. Sarsfield-Dear Sir have been troubled
more or less for many years with salt rheum, and
last fall had 4 terrible attack of the disease on my
hands, arms, feet and legs, and was spreading all
over my body. suffered the most intense pain for
months. tried many remedies, but none appeared
to give me any relief until | used your Chronic
Ulcer Salve l received immediate relief and after
using the save for about two months, found myself
cured of the direful disease. And | take great
pleasure in recommending the Chronic Ulcer Salve
to all persons troubled with that painful disease.
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES

Circus Company Mobbed In Delaware
Homicide In New York-Texas Court
hoDse Robked-FaK OF Car Through
Brfdge-Pelicems an Killed by a Negro
Disastrous Blizzard on the Union Pa
ciic-The French-American Claims
Commission Death of a Cardinal
Heavy Fire In Liverpool-Efe.
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And many others.
The Best Ever Used.

]. P. sarsfeld, Sacramento-Dear Sir 1 have
used your valuable Salye and find it all that you
claim for its merits. The best that have ever
used, and shall use it again If l should ever have
occasion. Yours respectfully,
HIRAM ANDREWS,
No II West avenue, Salem, Mass.
September %, 1852.
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msscELaAsEogs.

The Malsgssy E.voy has gene to Berlin as
imperial guests.
The cigar-mskers OF Pi.ssturg, Pc, hsve
decided to demand al advance OF SO cents par
/, coo on May 1st.
w. H. Bash has resigned TIE management
of the Tabor Grand Opera House as Denver.
w. 8. Morse is his successor.
The city of PhlsaeIpbia has been enjoined
from taking posfezsion of the Mutual Union
poles aud wires or disturbing the business Of
the company,
The baaefis for tho ActoFE' Fund given as
K susas City yesberdsy by Thomas w. Ksene
and his company. realized $40.
Charles Mitchell, tho New York pugiiist,
has received aaws ef ths auddsn death IN
England Of his bro.her. James Mitchell. %
years os aga.
propose asking an advance eli 50 on the CSC.
The employers ars ready to give 81 CT 81. IA
GRACE.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

4 ROGERS ga SIDE BAR BUGGY POLE AND
i shafts.
/ light Express Wagon pole and shafte.
/ Single seat Blackboard; pole and shafts Made
for breaking and driving young colts; narrow
board for short turning and light as a skeleton
Skeleton Wagon frst-class.
l Track Sulkv.
l Petaluma Cart made to order folding back.
Set Double Carriage Harness.
Sets Single Carriage Harness.
All the above have been used, but are in No.
Order. Apply to
L. c. CHANDLER, Real Estate Agent
m2S-tf ] street, between Second and Third.
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"MY akip, which has been covered with
gcsly sores, has become clean, smooth and
soft as lady's. Ny hands were covered
with little dry scabs. They have disappeared,
and Tn better than have been for twenty
years. using DR.. Benson's Skin Cure. IA. III.
Noble, Selma, n. G., July 8, 1882.