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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-09-21
Where's Your Gimblct?

Little Johnny Yerger has caused a
breech between Gus DeSmith, an Austin
society gentleman, and the Yerger family.
Gus called to make friendly visit after
supper, he having previously informed
Colonel Yerger of the intended honor.
The whole family and Gus were in the
parlor, when Johnny riveted the atten-
lion of all present by asking Gus De-
Smith:
"Have you brought your gimblet with
your"
"Hush, johnny" said Mira. Yerger.,
"Go to bed, sir" remarked Colonel
Yerger.
"What do you mean, Johnny 2" asked
Gus. =
II den't mean muffin except I heard
pa say you were coming up this evening
TO bore us ALL"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-09-21

After again enduring the mysteries of
q sea voyage, arrived in England only
to find my father dead and buried. He
left me o small sum of money and bis
business. There was no peace for me in
my native city, however; blood was on
my hands and coldness met me on all
sides. I sold my fathers effects at pub.
lie auction and journeyed to London,
where Ely identity was soon lost among
the many millions. But the brand of
Cain followed me. tried several kinds
of business aud employment, but no luck
was mine. took 10 drink again, apd q
fight with policeman landed me once
more in prison cell. I was committed
to hard labor fourteen days. Despair
seized mo. I twisted rope out of the
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-09-21

- Tho largest fire insurance ever Of.
fected in a single order was recently
taken out by the authorities Of Ham,
burg on the city mobiliary possessions.
It amounted to %, ,0O0, 900, and vas di.
vided among fifteen companies. Among
the items was $40, 900 on the city libra.
". ~, "s'-
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-09-21

"A certain little Pharisee, who was
praying for his big brother, had a good
deal Of human nature in him, even if
be was only six years old. He prayed
% Lord, bless brother Bill, and make
him as good boy as T am"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-09-21
A GREAT BONANZA.
n,iGg'hE Fortune from AN Old Red IIill
rr,,n [EsehtiiemA EA Magnificent Income
'i "'"pes-Figures that Dazzle.
From nc Grcc,,riHc .Nrus.

~ y.
Few people in Greenvile have any
ldea OF the extent Of the vineyard inter.
est IN the Immediate neighborhood of
Tue city, or of the rapid strides the indus.
.Iy IS making in popular favor. From
!he present indications, before many
years Greenvilie will be one of the most
important grape and wine districts in the
United States, and the business will
oring hundreds Of thousands of dollars
here every year.
a few years ago we had nothing in
this nelghborhood that could be properly
called vineyard. No attention was
paid to the extensive culture of Crane.
and nobody had the slightest idea Of
regularly growing them for sale or shin.
ment or for the manufacture of wine. t.
Garraux was probably the pioneer in the
business: He is a Swiss, and settled with
ms family on little washed out piece of
iand mile or two from town about ten
years ago. People were disposed TO pity
him, and the average farmer could not
inquire out how living could possibly be
obtained from the barren little tract for
a family of about thirteen people. But
Mr: Garraux knew what he was doing
and worked hard and lived close. lie
has built one Of the Deatest houses in
inis county, and steadily added 70 his
land, and is now worth several thousands
of dollars with vel! established store
in towa and steady business from the
farm. Truck, fruit and flowers have been
his staple products, but an acre and a
half of his land was put in grapes and
looked after with the care and skill of a
man who knew what be was doing. Last
year that acre and half yielded:
700 gallons wine, at $l.35 o45
3,OoO pounds grapes (shipped) at 7c... 2lO
l,oOo pounds grapes (reteilcd) at lUc... 100
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-18
MISCELLANEOUS.
A WoMAA's EXPERIENCE.

Mas. WILLIAM DowSgs, Of Uxbridge, Mass, writes
On March Is, 1855, as fellows:
"During the past three years have been great
sufferer from complication Of diseases which bai-
fed the skill of the most experienced doctors,
could not obtain permanent relief BY their treat.
ment and prescriptions and have also tried many
ocalled cures in the medicine line, but could get
no relief. The pains aches and weakness increased
50 rapidly and constantly that was 50 reduced in
strength to be unable to leave the bed, and the
doctors informed me that there was no hope Of a
recovery. In this exhausted and discouraged eondi-
tion dear friend persuaded me to use Hunts Rem
dy, and after taking 1t only three days commenced
to get better, and to my great Joy and delight
have continued to improve constantly by its use,
until now, after having taken the Remedy only a
few weeks, I am able to be about my house again,
and am now doing my housewdsk. Ny lame back
is cured, the severe pains have disappeared, and
am now in better health than for many years, and
beg this privilege Of gladly recommending Hunts
3emedy to all who are affected with any disease OF
the kidneys or liver; snd also highly recommend
it for the attacks of sick headache My husband
also has experienced very great benefit to his
health by the use OF this most valuable medicine,
Hunts Remedy"
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sAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

The immigrants arriving last week num-
bered LA,
Luke Pierce defeated Tom Edwards in a
well contested glove fight Saturday night.
Senator Miller arrived from Washington
Saturday, and is stopping at the Palace
Hotel.
Alma Stuart SANKEY'S suit against Leon
ard Grover was decided for the defendant
Saturday.
At present there is over 81, 900 0OO worth
of opium in the Appraisers store, recently
landed from steamers from China.
One of the Police Courts will hereafter
alternating during different weeks.
The Board of Underwriters will donate
50 to each fireman remaining at the engine
houses on duty on ths Fourth of July.
John S. Gray appeared in Department IL
of the Superior Court Saturday to answer
to ipformations, and was given until next
Thursday to plead.
A number Of street cars Of new design
and beautiful finish, manufactured at New
ark, across the bay, were shipped TO this
side yesterday, and viii be sent 10 PORT
land for use on new road.
II is reported that ex Superintendent
Mclaughlin, OF the Industrial School, is in
New York. The accounts Of the instisu-
ton during bis incumbsncy are said to be
either missing OF in q bad shape.
The police have commenced arresting Of
tenders against the ordinance prohibiting
the exploding Of fireworks. The victims
are boys. TIE penalty is a fine Of IS, or
twenty. four hours' imprisonment.
The collection Of specimens belonging to
President Don Marco Aurelio Soto Of Hon
duras, embracing the mineral and vegeta-
bic productions Of his country, together
with a great number Of very interesting
antiques, are now arranged for exhibition
in the hall of the State Mining Bureau,
No. 2l2 Sutter street, where they will be
subject to public inspection, free OF cost,
for two weeks.
There is still undecided one point in the
negotiations pending between the Central
Pacific and Union Pacific railroads rega-d-
ing change in the running time Of psssen.
ger trains. Superintendent Fillmore atates
that the point to be settled is that regard
ing the time Of leaving this city, whether
it shall be at 3 P. N. or Z. PM. The Gem
tral Pacific favor the latter hour, as thereby
there would be made close connections
with Chicago trains.
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j. HYMAN, JR

w J street, between Fifth and Sixth, STSe
las always on hand a choice variety OF fine ~ q
Watches Diamonds. Jewelry, etc les I'm GSs..s.zSt
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Two Chilostin Indians, concerned in the
killing Of two Cinnamon, have been convicted
and sentenced TO death.
Work at the drydock has been suspended,
and most of the hands discharged, prepare.
tory step to handing the work over to the
Dominion Government.
Con. Gray left MeConnelfs ranch, some
miles from Ksmloors, on the night of May
10Th. The next morning his horse and sad
die were found, but no trace of the man. a
day or so ago two Indian women happened to
ind Grays body floating on lake half
mile from McConnelfs ranch.
About seven miles from Kamloops, Tues
day, while Patrick Connolly wss employed in
carrying iron from the grade to the steam
boat landing. ne accidentally fell into the
river, and the swift current carried away,
and he was drowned. The body was recov-
cred In twtnsy minutes. Deceased was ma
tive of California, and q resident of San
Francisco
Yesterday while the girls of the convent
school were bethirg near New Westminster,
one OF the bathers, namsd Msud Black, aged
IA, wss swept away and drowned.
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The face Of humanity displays fewer pin.
pies than formerly. Reason--Glean's Sui
phur Sosp.
"EIrs Hair aud whisker Dye," 80 cents
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aIi-Ceroner's Enguesf-Boy Run
over and Killed.
BRITISH C0IuMsIA.


VICTORIA, June 18th The grading of tie
railway from the terminus TO Pitt river ia
conplsted, and there oniy remains soms
bridges to be built and some cusTsrts and
short trsstlswcrk to put in, when the eecsion
OF the road between the points named .Fill be
ready foT track-layiEg The Chiaarnen have
almost totally disappeared from Pors aIeoly,
owing TO the railway operations Being car.
risd further on the line. There ia falling
of OF ths white population Of the place,
compared win that OF month silcs.
Tne schooner B0narza, watez-loegsd in tie
Cult Of Georgia. viii be to1ed to port.
Spratt Arkor's fsa.ins eaznery went fo
sea last nigas. Fish are caught and cannei
on board the vessel, which moves fsom river
70 river.
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DR. HATCH.

OFFICE, SOUTHWEST CORNER FIFTH AND
" streets.-office hours: A. NJ, and 1880 tc
sps m29 f
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WAGAACE 4. GgIGGs, n. D.
nFFICE AND RESIDENCE. NO. 2B2 STREET
~ Sacramento.
TO NJ
once ssoars, Il = 4. 70 2P. N. iel9-spti
6:S9 to P N.
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PASSENGER LISTS.

OMAHA, June 165h.-Left here to-day, to
arrive in Sacramento June 20sh j. Sweet
ser, Cordelia /; Dr. 2. 7. Haskins and wife,
Mics Morse. Mics Ames, Mrs. w. s. Hig.
gins and child, Bangor. Me A. Malpas and
wife, Miss frankie Malpas, East Oakland !;
L. l.. Davis, Bay City, Mich. J. s. Hayes,
Australia l.. Black, j. B. Black, Bradford,
Pa. Silver King troupe of twenty-five
persons, MIR. French, manager. New York !;
Mrs. William Bottles, Miss l.. NJ Bottles,
San Francisco Miss J. Z. Van Vleet, AL
bany, n. Y.
CARLIN, June 17th.-Psssed here to-day,
to arrive in Sacramento tomorrow J. Mac
Donough, San Francisco w, G. Whitthorne,
Tennessee; Mrs. Marshall, Cleveland, o ;
+. n. Woods, San francisco Mrs A. S,
Burt and two children, U. S. A George b.
Katzsustein and wife, Sacramento Miss T..
G. Hanke, Cambridge, Mass; Mrs. L s.
Wallace, Springfield, O.; w. S. Turck, Mich
igan; Mrs. w. K. Smith aud son. Wisconsin /;
J. FL. Seaver, Michigan ; Mira. r. NJ Steele,
St. Johns, Mich: S. c. Dawes, Boston,
Mass; Ed. $. Hart, New York; S. W.
RoseEstock, San Francisco c. Story, Penn
syivsnia; A Affairs, NJ. D., Illinois Wm.
Alexander, Miss Alexander, Toronto. Can
Charles Brooke. wife and two daughters,
Kansas City: Walter Young, St. Joseph,
Mo-; Il. w. Ruskar, Mississippi; Mics Ca
herne Aguirre, Mr. j. NJ Aguirre, San
Francisco; Charles Gordon, Chicago; G. j
Hubbard, Newport, Vt; II. Broadhead,
Michigan Felix Coblentz, A. d. Eisenbscb,
San Francisco; Z. c. Freemargle, CineiR.
natl, o; j. NJ. Sswell and wife, Junits,
Neb,; G. w. jerks, Philadelphia, Pa; w.
Robinson, Minneapolis 81 eInigrsnt passen-
gers, including AZ males, to arrive in Sacrs-
mento June 10Th.
NEwHALL, June 17th.-Passed here o.day,
TO arrive in San Francisco tomorrow John
Allen. Oakland; John Blanfe, Ssaugutise ;
Joe Hall, Norwich, Conn; T. A. Haber,
San Francisco; J. q. Conner aud wife, st.
Louis Louis Haenes, Humboldt, Ks; Mrs.
Woods, San Francisco; II. NJ. Crowley,
Richard Crowley, New York Il. NJ. Van-
srmsn, Arizona James Keyes and wife,
Texas; W. i. Herrin. G. B. Knowles, San
Frsnciseo; Ssllis K, Wood, Tucson Mrs. S.
Z. Culbertso3, To-dag;J j, Moran, San Fran
ciseo; w. j. Brown, Los Angeles Q. L.
Niece, Henry Goldstone, San Francisco; IL.
u. Kelsey, SomerYiile, Mass.; John Cavi.
nagh, Las Angeles.
OMAHA, June 17th.-Left here to-day, 20
arrive in Sacramento June 2Ist: General
Pitcher aud wifa, New York; Mrs. G.. W.
Abbott, Bosson MIs. Tom kline, Cranky,
Quebec; II, G. Smith and wife, Sacrament
Spencer IL. Apolloni, Boston; W. n, HsrFi-
s9n, Oakland J. G. GOLDSMITH, NeR York
.. n. Mysrs, San Francisco; J Z. Nickel
vsy, wife and child, Boston Brigadiar- Gen.
erAi Geo. Lewis Cover, Pro7idsnoe. Z. l.
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OREGON.
The Threatened Indian TroubIe.

PORTLAND, June 18th No additional
news has been received here concerning the
reported dissatisfaction among the Indians
living near Camp Bidwell. Rumors reached
here a few days ago that q number Of In
disns, who have always been peaceful, vera
becoming greatly inceDsed against the
whites that threats had been made, and i.
was feared that the settlers living in Wsr-
Ber valley would be attacked. General
ing tae matter, but replied that he knew
nothing of any threatened hcstililies. L wee
out Of his jurisdiction, Camp Bidwsll being
in Northern Californis, and there had bsfn
no notification through Official Hources Of the
trouble. There seems probability that the
reports have been greatly exaggerated or lack
foundation 10 fact.
Basebau-Csroner's Inguesf-Roy Run
over ana Killed.
PORTLAND. june 17rh.-The second game
of baseball of the seTies WEE Played today
between the Sara and Porslands. near the
city. The game gss WOO By the PortIauds.
ths score standing IL to z. a very large crowd
witnessed the game. 1t is tie first tine the
Stars have been beaten sincs their organ.za.
tion.
The Coroner's jury in the cass of Z. c,
Eccles, fouLd near Baker City, returned a
verdict that deceased cana to his death from
a gunshos wound. The jury were unable tc
determine whsther Eccles was murdered ol
committed suicide.
Arthur Keck, aged 13 years, son of DR.
J. Keck, Of East Portland. was run over TO-
day by the cars, and both legs horribly man
gled. The lad died few hours after the &C.
cident. He was attempting to get on board
the train and slipped.
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"oUR FLAG Is srIlL rHEaE."

MIR. S. B. LoSeFELLOw, Augusta, Me-, east side
river. writes us under date of April Is, 1888:
''To whom it may concern: This may certify that
two years ago very badly afflicted with kidney
and urinary difficulties, which extended through
the system and laid me up for weeks, that could
do no work had the most skillful physician in
town, who gave me no assistance. Hearing of
Hunts Remedy, got bottle, and half of it cured
me entirely, so that I have been well ever since.
The other hall gave to a neighbor who afflicted
much as was, and it restored him to health. lean
truly say Hunts Remedy has been Ct great and
inexpressible worth to me-"
ne-.YMWF&w1Y
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REMnVAE-nm. GEoRcE PYnuRN

TEAs REMOVED HIS OFFICE AND RESI-.
dence to the northeast corner Eleventh and Il
streets Orders left on the slate at Tufts Drug
Store will be promptly attended to. Hours as before
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WM. GgEENRREaKRs

a1g AND DRAsS FOUNDER AID slA'
4 christ, Front and n streeta. Manui=ctarer oi
Guttsnhergsr's HoEss Powers, Patezt Ground ROLES
and Clog Crnsha snd Barley Mile. Al kiaas oi
Hydraulic Fipss. Fer ssle, Three EIlis- Psselt Hay
Ese5ssS, mI-5p1Er
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Beware of all Counterfeits
and limitations.

The genuine is put no only in tin cans. AnT party
applying the word Buhsrb." which is cur trade
mark, to an Insect owder Of their own. dealers
found selling the same. equally liable for infringe
ment and VIII be prosecuted to the tu extent Of the
law.
Section S54 Article Is, ,354, Penal Code:
vessel, clse, c3yer label other thing bearing OF
having IN any way connected with il the duiy fled
Trademarks or nams Of another. fov tfs purpose Of
dsposing with intsnt to deceive or defral7 Of any
article other thau THAI which such e1sk, bottle.
vessel, case, cover, lshe other tbig. originally
coutaiaed, or vas eounectsl with, by the osner Of
such trademark, Il guilty Of 4 mIsdereauor.n
We call the sttsnEon oi the Puhc 20 the fact that
large qEaetises e inferior Insect Powders are sold
by certain INSCRIPTIONS dealers "a BDhach conse-
qusatly nluea sisatisf scti0n has been tbs result.
In order 20 protect our trade-uaTk ana the public
in the future, ssk al most respectfully II Ssk
their druggists and grocsTs Tor Bahach anf take no
other Powder II they de not have il but Il the Pow
der is purchased the representation by any dealer
TO be oar Buhaeh, take il and try IT, and II it fsis
10 do vhat claim for IL send Us z sample Of Pow
der purchased by mail, and the name Of the
dealer that sold t. and we shall al oncs commence
legal proceedings against All parties that commit
such frau
Our Buhach is fox sale at wholesale by KIRK.
Geary & Co, Joseph Hahn & Co. and Adams Ne
Neill Co, of Sscrlmento and at retail by al drug
gists and srOeer) men
BTHACH PRODUCING AND MFG. Co.,
Patentees and Mknufaeturers),
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

A Sensation In Colusa The Mexican
Women Rescued from the Apaches-
Young Man Drowned Advfces from
British Columbia-Boy Run over by
Cars and Killed-The Threatened In
dish Trouble Up N0rfh-Etc
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Browns Iron BITTERs
will have a better tonic
effect upon any one who
needs "bracing up" than
any medicine made.
BLACK DIAMOND COkL
AND SCREENINGS.

NNHE ABOVE WE'LL KNOWN SUPERIOR
L MONTE DIABLo COAL the most economic a.
tia. be Used =, steam, Is for gale In lots quit
at Black Diazu1n r Landing, centra Costa county,
and Al tae Office Of the Conpany southeast corr er
OF Folsom xDd SPEAK gsreess, Gan FrAncsco.
P CORNWALL,
d Il p-easderrt z ID q "a
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DE-. ioY EoND WoN.

OFFICE AND MEDICINE STORE, no. 926
Third street. between / and J. By the pulse
he can locate disease. Consultation free. He uses
no poisonous drugs, but root8 and herbs, natures
medicine for man. Call and sec him. je3-
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Crook and IEls Prlsoners.

TOMBSTONE, June 17th,-It is reported that
Crook has been notified by Governor Torros,
OF Sonora, that requisition will be made by
the Mexican Government for the return to
them of some of the Apache criminals
Crook is not aware OF the order OF Secretary
Teller not to receive st San Carlos any Of the
Indian r,isorars
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MONEY TOE-0AN

OE RIAL ESTATE, AT A LOW RATE OF IN
tsress, BY PETER BOIL s25 street. iel6t
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DR., w. n. Baldwin,

NFFICE AND RESIDENCE. NORTHEAST
" corner II Second and & streets. Office Hours
10 " to12N:sP " 20 5PH:7 " m2s-lm
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AEIZONA.
The Rescued Mexican Women,

Tucson, June 17th.-The Mexican women
captured from the Apaches arrived this even
lug in charge of Col. Biddle. They were at
once turned over to the Mexican Consul. and
will by him be sent to their homes in Chihua-
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IDA Y. AsBREws. vi. D..

DaYsICIAN AND SURGEON, SOUTHEAST
corner Second snd STREETS Office Hours
70 1880 A. N to 1, and to P. N. Residence.
aI3 street. between Ninth and Tenth. n234ply
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-18

MIND AND BODY alike suffer from the et-
fecss of . torpid liver, which results in dys-
pepsis, sick headache bilious fevsrs. etc. BY
a gentle method DIR. Woo6's Liver Regulator
keeps the liver active, cleanses aud strength
ems the entire system. Druggists.
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". !. BaGHsoa. n. D..

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
II Ofice, southwest corner Of Seventh and J
streefs, in BFyte's new building, Up stairs Rssi.
ieuce, southeast corner Of Seventh and \ stress
Sacramento. ofsee urs: 70 and 70 3 p n.
and on Sundays oaly, 7 10 ss,g. a2s 4pIn
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How TO GET SIeK.-Expose yourself day
and night, eat too much without exercise,
work too hard without rest doctor all the
time, take all the yils sossrums advertised,
and then you viii want to know
How TO GET WELI.-Which is wsred In
three words-Tske Hop Bitiers.
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DRIcK OR WOOD HOUSES RAISED OR
ID moved in city or country, en- reasonable terms,
at the shortest notice guaranteed to give satsfAc
ton LELAND HOWE No 1927 o street m22-lm
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j. A. CUNNINGHAM,

ACRAMENTo BOILER AND IRON WORKS,
- l street, between Front and Second Sscra-
mento. Manufacturer OF Steam Boilers, Sheet Iron
Work, etc. Changes Portable Boilers from Wood to
Straw Burners. Hop Stoves made to order. ma 4ptf
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NEW DEPARTURE! !

"AvISG DETERMINED TO LEAVE ALL ESQ
l. competitors in the rear, hare 70 .hzt y -
end selected an elegant Eld choice stock Of ~
Carpets. Furniture. Crockery, Tin -
ware. ETC., which are offered So figures never before
heard Of. s.. u oS * e.
so. ses street. .uei3-splmL. .saerams-se.
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C0AL-GOAL,

DNIoN WOOD AND COAL CO, 426 X ST =
Z Coal be bought at very low prices, for
steam and hotel purposes F. Trader, Superin-
tendent lone Mines. m2S-lm
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MIss G. A. G0ss. v. p.,

HOMEOPATHIC PHYsICIAN-oFFICE AND
Il IL residence, 703 1 street, near Seventh Office
hours to 9 A. NJ; to P. NJ, and to 8 P N.
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Nd GENERAL PRACTITIONER, BEING
n crippled, Is only able to attend 20 ofiee przc-
fice- Office hours, 9 A. N. 70 5 P. u. Room 25,
&acsion House m25Im
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FIVE doctors; no end of medicine no
relief. DIR. Benson's Skin Cure has driven
away all eruptions aud I'm nearly weli.n-
Ida G. Young, Hamilton, Ill. Druggists
keep it. 81 psr package.
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