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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-18
The western Union Telegraph Suits.

NEW YORK. January 1.-THE question
as 10 the settlement OF the orders in the
two suits brought by William S. Williams
against the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany and others was up to-day before
Judge Ingraham, in the Superior Court.
Iniunctlons were granted in these two
suits two days ago restraining the defend
ants from opening their books or from
transferring any OF the Slj,529,000 stock
which was decided by the generalterm of the
Superior Court to be illegally issued. On
Monday the injunction order was so modi-
fed as TO restrain the transfer OF any Of the
so-caled Illegal stock which still remained
upon the books OF the company in the
names OF the original holders OF that stock.
Judge Ingraham remarked that il it was
impossible for the company to separate the
stock he did not think the defendants
should be enioined from transferring the
stock they could not distinguish. An or
der was drawn in accordance with the
views Of the Court, but it not meeting with
the approval of the plaintiffs counsel, the
matter was deferred until this afternoon.
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Ex-senator Spencer En- Route for
England.

TORONTO, January 17.-EX-Senator Spen-
Ger, OF Alabama, has departed by way OF
Halifax for England. During his stay
here he has been ceaselessly watched by
Two DETECTIVES.
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BY Telegraph.


NEW YORK, January 17-Nooa stocks strong.
L y,cnange-Iong 4Sl; short. 1851. state bonds
NEGLECTED. Governments generally unchanged.
BtsatHg. EXCHANGE, 4S2. government en-,
ia: new a., Il94. Money, 3@4Y per cent.
closed offered at sal. states inactive. Treasury
balances Coin. 81 l2A02; currency, s0,0l9.
stocks active and roDg. -
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Flour.

Flour-we quote: Fine, f3@s3.25: super
fine, s3.509f3.75: extra. e4.6j@s4.75: COM
mon family. S5mS5.2b: Patent FAMILY. tJ5On
s6.75. We continue former quotations, bat the
m very dull
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-18
Ten.Thousand.D OIlar Robbery In sa
yannah.

SAVANNAH, GA, January 17.-Last night
burglars cut into the safe In the iewelry
store OF A. l.. Desboulon and stole Sl0,-
600 worth Of diamonds and jewelry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-18
ueayy Snow I'm the Northwest.

CHICAGO, January 1.-THE snow here is
nearly two feet deep on level, with signs
OF further fall.
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IiIDNEY-WORT.
KID " T. Wv o X T
THE GREAT CURE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Il asst IS for all the painful diseases of the
i KIDNEYS, LIVER. AND BOWELS.
II cleanses tee system Of the aerid poison
that CAUSES the dreadful suffering which only
the victims of rheumatism can realize.
II THOUSANDS OF GASES
lOf the worst forms OF ,hls terrible disease
have been quickly relieved, and in short time
Il PERFECTLY CURED.
Price. 81, Liquid or Dry. Sold by Druggists.
i Dry can be sent bv mail.
i WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO,
Il Burlington, VI.
2 KIDN Wv OR T. =
= foe IO-Tu,T hfwl &SatAp3l =
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10 sss. ae over one hundred pairs OF gloves
kisk oss The grief OF the Brooklyn off,
kliIe Nat ysss me death Of an alderman, whose
m ~ ~ ~ pave been saved by single bot
=" VI BULBS Cough Syrup.
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NORRIS a CO. STOCK D. s.,. BROKERS s,,,

RITY and SELL on commission all STOCKS and
BONDS dealt in al The New York stock fxchsnse.
GRAIN OPTIONS az the New York Produce ~
change. Also buy ana sell PETROLEUM CEE-
TIfICATES az the New York ana on Cty ~
mailed on application. Correspond.nee solicited
THOMAS v. NORRIS.
Member New \ ork stock exchange
GOjyERNEuE NORRIS,
MEMBER New York Petroleum Exchange.
WALTER :. NORRIS.
on .l.. -, q Qtn
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

WEDNESDAY. January II, 1888.
SALEs-FlRsT BoARD.-f00 Richmond city S's
o.. ca at 1871; 10 shares Atlanta and Charlotte
Railroad at 80, 10 do. at So 1 do. at 80. 90 do.
at 50, 20 do. at 500: shares Citizens Bank at
%; 10 shares UaIon Bank at "a; 10 shares Char
lotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad at 80, 10
do. ut sO4; $1,000 Richmond and Danyiile de-
bentures at 81; $1,000 Richmond and Danyillc
gold 6's at g34.
SECOND BoARp.-10,0O0 Virginia new SIS (B.
3D. at 40; 20 shares Richmond and Alleghany
Railroad at 144; 20 shares Atlanta and Charlotte
Railroad ut 59k, so do. at SOY, 80 do. at 59T, y
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND, JASUAEY II, 1888.
CLEARED.
Barkentinc II. n. Leembnus, ST., Bentcma, Rio
Grarde do sul. -four. Dunlop & NcCanee and
UaNall-t renshaw Company.
Schooner Gertrude +. smith, Jameson, Natan-
zas, hoops.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. JAS'Y IL, 1883.
(By Telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamer Luray, schermcrhorn. Norfolk. mer-
cha ndise and passengers. Chesapeake and ohio
Railway Company land sailed On returnl.
steamer Accomac. Deik. merchandise and pas
scnZcrs. Smithneld. Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company land sailed on rciGrnl.
steamer Northampton, Mctarrick, Norfolk +,
merchandise and passengers, Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company and sailed on returnl.
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vyyARREN & QUARLEs,

w BANKHRs AND BROKERS,
lll7 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, vA-
Rfry and SELL STOCKS. BnSDS, and MiS-
sEiI ASE0IJs SECURITIES inyessmenS
bonds a specially. DRAW on ALL fOtNin ~
EUROPE In sums 10 suit purchaser = le I've
rates. @e~
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N BRIGHAM BISHOP & Co,

"a, BRIGHAM BISHOP Il CO.,
l.. BANkFKS AND BROkERS.
So BROADWAY AND 80 EAST FOURTEENTH,
NkW YORK.
l41 DFyONSHlRE AND l2S FREMONT,
BOSTON,
buy and sell for cash or On margin Of per cent
aud upward all securities dealt IN a. tho New ork
and nostOn stock Boards. Orders by mai or teie-
graph will receive prompt attention, and all re-
quests for Information Will receive AZ once explicit
aud free replies. Special rats ON time deposits
Check books furnished on application.
dc l6-eOd3m
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NEN NnnK CnTTnN EIrrIfRES.

NEW YORK, January .-Cotion-Net receipts.
2.366 bales; gross receipts, 1900 tales. Futures
msIO.O6; February, SI0.l0msl0.l1: March.
slO23GsIo.24: April. slc.36MslO.3T; May,
SIO5OM<lO.51; June. SlO.6i@S 1865; July,
siO.77dSlO.7S; August. Sl0.ss@sl0.s9; Sep
tember, none: October, SlO.25.
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FINANCIAL.

VOHN {. WILLIAMS,
D STOCK BROKER,
No. III MAIN STREET.
All kinds Of STOCKS AND BONDS BOUGHT
AND SOLD on commission. and tie paIroDaseo OF
Ills friends aid the public solicited.
CITY OF RICHMOND BONDS WANTED.
ia lS.Cod3tl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-18

MILWAUKEE, January l7-Flour IN fair de.
easier and irregular: No. 2 hard. si:lO; soft,
cash and January 90c.; February, II No. 8
Milwaukee. S3c.; No. 4, 69c. Corn In FAIR de-
mand: No. 2 56Hm J6hc. oats nrm but mac
tive: No. 2. 3GAd364c.; white. Ace. Provisions
stronger. Mess pork. Sl7 80 cash and January,
$3.50 February. Lard-Prime steam, 5000
cash ana January. .lO.SO February. Hogs steady
IL S5. qJAS6.25.
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BALTIMORE. January 17.-virrinia 6's, con-
So: new SIS, 4ea.; North Carolina s., LOG.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-01-18

in existence until the election and
qualification Of the Judges oil the Cir-
cult Courts. n
A correspondent OF the Toledo Be-
in speaking Of this proposed change,
saws, the evils 10 be remedied oy tnis
proposition are the following:
L. As is we'll known 10 members
of the bar and TO all others interested
| in cases pending, the Supreme Court
| is now not less than four years be-
hind its business on its docket, ana
notwithstanding the hard and contin'
uous labor of the Judges is falling
more and more behind every year
lin fact there are two hundred ano
sixty one cases nov on the docKe'
more than there we're two years ago
Y Without relief in some way who cal
tell what this viii end In? a
2. Ever since the organization o
the present system OF courts by th
lcoustitution OF 1851, there has been
, want of confidence in the Distric
5 Courts composed of the Judges OF tn d
/. Court of Common Pleas, especial
|, since it has become impossible for
Q Supreme Judge to sit with then
r Whether or not this feeling IS Just,
exists, and many cases which ought
# stop on the decision of the Distrl'
Courts do not, but go to the Supren
Court, and especially is this the ca
!" since that court has fallen so far o'
N hind In its business, because unscr
pulous parties can thereby get deli
after defeat in the lower courts.
Now the remedy for both these
to increase toe working force OF 7
supreme Court, and as long as y
lr must have Intermediate courts :
as tween the Common Pleas and )
le preme Court to make them indepe
dent and composed Of Judges n
rs members of either of the other cour
as Itis confidently believed that mu
u litigation would end in such an int
ne mediate court that now goes TO
IL, Supreme Court.
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Charles Gidlcy, Treasurer of Henry Co., Ohio,

Charles Gidley, Treasurer of Henry Co., Ohio,
Joseph Stout PA
Order Of Sale, Henry County Court of Common
Pleas. FtF
BY virtue Of an order Of SALE issued from the above
named Court and to directed ne Sheriff Of Henry
County, will offer ct public sale at the north door
Of the Court House In Napoleon, Ohio, on
Saturday, February 10th, 1888,
ct the hour of O'Clock, p M, OF said day, the fol-
lowing described real estate, situated in Henry
County, Ohio, to-wit: ,...r .es.
out-lot 10 of section Is. town north range east
In the town of Napoleon, In said county OF Henry
Ohio, containing lls acres, and being three cor
nered piece OF land lying between Perry and Monroe
streets In the town Of Napoleon, north of Clinton
street, excepting acre out Of the southwest cor
ner thereof rods by 10 rods and 10 rods
square out of the southeast corner thereof.
less the northerly part thereof, i62 feet on
Monroe street aud 1856 feet on the Adrian pike
from the north point, and running southerly
herefrom, the south line of which tract runs right
angles with said Adrian pike 50h feet easterly,
thence north ca east 81 feet to the west side Mon-
roe street.
Appraised ut $1,000.
AIso lot In John Meekison's sub division Of out
lot 2i In Phillips Staords addition of out lots TO
the town Of Napoleon. Henry County, Ohio.
Appraised ut $500.
Also the northerly point of the premises first de-
scribed being out lot Is Of section 49, town five,
north range east, commencing at the north point
and running south west side Of Monroe street l6g
feet and $50 feet the east line OF the Adrian Pike
with the south line thereof, running at right angles
with the said Adrian pike 70 feet easterly and thence
north erly 81 east 81 feet to said Monroe street.
Appraised at $1,000.
Terms of sale, cash.
FREDERICK ALLER,
Sheriff of Henry County, Ohio.
| Tyler & Donuelly, attorneys for plaintiff.
| Napoleon, Ohio, Jan. Q, 1883. SIS 80
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n,paLrpl ON A rktEsRkfH roLr AN
nuTrLArKD BY WINS

IMPALLD ON INLnHhAhA 49,
~ INITIATED Bf WiHEs
i'm her mad leap from the 9Th story
Her case is only one Of q dozen others
There was . strange scene when MIS-
Gilbert's body reschvd the norgue-
She was the wife John Gilbert, actor
in Minnie Palmer's company. sne
was formerly Miss Gertie sutton. OF
Blood's Depot, Steuben county N /.
An Irishmsn identified the corpse as
that of his daughter. and began strip
ping the sparkling rings from her
fingers and
wREScHISa THE JEwELsTRoh TIE EAhs'
| AT that moment Gilbert's mother
reached the scene and recognized
| the body of her daugbter-in-law. The
orief stricken old lady and robber con
fronted each other. and the palniu
scene amid the ghastly surrounding
| created the greatest confusion. Mrs
| lGilberts body will be taken to New
York Gilbert recovered consciousness
this morning and is improving. Moth
ing has yet been heard OF w I
Wiley, formerly passenger agent ci ID
Michigan Central road, and the fea
grows that his burial place is, in con
! mon with 80 or 100 Others, the site
the old Newhall house. t g
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A Terrible Liar.
[covington Commonwealth

%. d
He was the orfulest liar | ever
seen." said Cooley O'Leary as he re-
turned from his friends funeral
~Why, he told me once that he lived
on small island out in the Pacific
Ocean, on which there was volcano.
And he. said there was demand out
in that region for watermelons, and he
went into the business of raising them.
And he said one year his whole crop
failed except one melon, and that kept
on growing at such fearful rate that
it crowded him of the lowland and up
on the side OF the volcano, which gen.
Grated steam and caused an explosion,
which blew up the whole concern to
atoms and shot him 400 miles out TO
sea where he was picked up by q
whaler. He used to tell me that the
one great mistake of his life was that
he didt drive plug in the crater OF
the volcano. so as to make it water
tight. and then slice open the wa
termelon and come sailing home on
the half-sllell
ale would lie. He said that once
| he was cast away on an iceoerg, with
no baggage but q pair OF skates and 9
fishing. pole. But he skated around
until he came across dead whale fro
zen into the ice. So he took of bis
shirt-it was night for six months that
wear up therefore it into strips for a
wick, ran the strips through the BAN.
boo fiishingrod, stuck the rod into the
whale, an1 lit the other end. He said
it burned splendidly, and the iceberg
reflected the light so strongly that i
was as bright as day for forty mile'
, around. and one vessel ran into thu
. berg. thinking it was q lighthouse
, He said he sold the iceberg to the cap
tain for $4,000, and the captain spill
!. | it up and took it home, and make 2O'
, per cent. profit disposing OF it to &c
: companies "
> ..Lie2 well, sir, be beat any man
! ever came across. Told me that ono
! out in Nevada q mountain lion attacke
i him, with his mouth wide open. Il
! had presence Of mind enough TO gra
!. ii by the tongue and pull. The lio
i roared with pain, but he did his lew
3 best at pulling, and pretty soon th
i tongue began to give and the tail
{ shorten, and directly out they cam
!. the tongue and the tail, in one lon
continuous string. He said he hid ,el
q at home and he showed 'em to me, b'
i nv belief is that tti vere only thrs
4 Of four cowhides ahk& bull tail dov
I tailed together. ti
I, .He was astonishing as trutl
4 crusher. Said he served on . gur
\ boat during the war which was vei
4 small and light. while the mortar {
i the deck was very Large and heav
and he said the first man to lire
fifteen inch shell remained stationar
q while the recoil was 80 great that
i. fred the gun-boat four miles up y
ii stream and landed it in tree. !
ID vas 4 liar, but now he's dead lreck'
D, lhe'sketch IL"
" There was no doubt about
ID Mr.. O'Leary was very successful %
at constructor Of energetic work of .
Ition.
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A new idea embraced in EIys Cream
Balm. Catarrh is cured by causing DIS
charge and cleansing, not by. drying up
The application is easy and agreeable
Price so cents,
Apply into nostrils with little finger.
Twas troubled with Chronic Catarrh
and gathering in my head. was very deaf
at times and had discharges from my
ears, besides being unable to breathe
through my nose, Before the second
bottle Of Elys' Cream Balm was exhaust.
ed / was cured, and to-day enjoy sound
health. C. J. Corbin, 923 Chestnut St..
Field Manager Philadelphia Pub. House,
Pa. ,,.tyY t,.s..sRl .El.
am cured Of Catarrh and deafness
after giving EIys' Cream Balm thorough
trial. My aunt was deaf in one ear
After using the Balm q few times her
hearing was restored. #. D. Morse, In
surance Broker, Elizabeth, N j.. ~
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The source OF Much Ill.Temper.

when your husband comes home in
bad humor, jerks off his boots and ap.
pears to be generally miserable, DO no,
attribute it to business cares or haro
times, but to its real cause-thcse terri
HE corns which are constantly annoy
ing him. A word to the wise VIII DC
sufficient-buy bottle of Putnams Pam
Iess Corn Extractor. His corns Will DC
quickly and painlessly removed, and his
gratitude will be unbounded. Putnams
Painless Corn Extractor sold everywhere
wholesale, Strong, Cobb &c Co., Cieve
land.9t s4ai'a 'ill9 sees"
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KElRFuL RLeops.
Twenty Thosuasd Persons Rendered
lI, Homeless. lllslt3

vienna, Jan. l0.-The inhabitants
Of Rasb have abandoned the town.
The floods rose 50 rapidly that many
persons, in trying TO escape, fell
through the ice and were drowned.
VIExSA, Jan. l0.-The town OF
Raab, Hungary, and the adjacent vii
lapes are only saved from inundstion
thus far by frost. When thaw com
menced the water suddenly rose al
over the district. At 3o'clock yester-
day morning the inhabitants were
aroused by the alarm bells and COM
menoed 3 rapid fight.
Large numbers Of fugitives crowded
into the solidly built theatre, which
stands on the island in the midst OF a
park. But here q new panic arose, the
water gradually rising as far as the
first gallery. Meanwhile, around Rsab
the dykes breaking. admitted delug'
which sood reached the inner town
containing 5000 fugitives, as we'll q
! ordinary inhabitants. A considerable
, number Of lrves were lost, but fortuna
t tely the food did not reach some 0
g the higher parts of the town, AM
Q ceased to.rise at noon.
The city of Grau, on the DANUBE
: the seat Of the Hungarian primate, wa
y also menaced by the floods. The il
undations in the neighoorhood OF tn
IS town of Komorn, at the confluence
@ the Waag with the Danube, we're ais
e particularly extensive, es
, LONDON, Jan. l0.-The Baden Nil
J. lister has appealed to the generoslt
l. of the British public in behalf OF 20,O(
1t persons rendered homeless by u
5. floods.
b BERLIN, Jan. l6.--It Is expected tn
r. the Government will propose avote
e credit of 100000 marks for reli
and the construction OF protectl
works, to guard against future inund
tions.
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A party Of young loafers enterea 9
Methodist church at Waseca, Wis
and began q nights carouse With
whisky and cards, AS there vas rs +
police force that could Be called anI
the pastor wrapped himself ina sheet
emerged from behind the pulpit snt
spoke in such q ghostly fashion tha
the intruders fed in dismay.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-01-18

A woman 80 Kingston. New Mezioo.
gets praise for erecting log cabin with
OUT help. She cut the logs, hauled them.
made the shingles for the roof and put
the structure together. She has hus-
band. who takes care Of the children.
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! People in the malaria,ridden climate
Of this country win scarce agree with
The action Of the house ways and means
colnmitteetiin striking qulnlne from
the free list The creator,in his infinite
goodness, gave as . beautiful state
6ut in his infinite wisdom left many
low places upon its surface whence
fever and ague spread among the peo-
pie. He supplied q remedy for this
disease in the cinchona tree, but IN
fortunately, he placed the clnchona
tree, not in the U. s.. but away down
in South America. There is, however;
no obstacle in the way OF getting Its
medicinal product -quinine--to the
Ohio patientunless the unwisdom OF our
makers supplements the wisdom "f
the Almighty, by adding difficulties to
those the Lord made. The ways Of
Providence are inscrutable, and faith
teaches us to believe that IN the appar-
entlv awkward separation Of the North
American swamps and the cinchona
tree He had some wise purposes which
our ignorance does not recognize
possibly to force us into that commerce
with other peoples which is the only
ciyilllzer. But the ways of congress
are not inscrutable, like those OF Prov
idence. nor does faith or reverence call
upon us to predicate a wise or 5eneh-
cent purpose of an arrangement which
is clearly the product of unmltigated
stupidity or selfish rascality. Fo.
many wears there was heavy protec
tive duty on quinine, for the benefit o.
a single manufacturing establishment
in Philadelphia, which, during all thost
years, levied tax upon every
i Shake and chatter every chill and fever
every ague and fever stricken wretch II
every heart-throb and shiver
eyerv bone-racls and spasm OF ev
ery ague and fever stricken wretch II
this broad and popu'ous country unit
the monopolist corporation had mil
lions of money and plenty to spare +
bribe congressman to sustain It's gri
upon the vitsls Of the people. Thre
years ago, under the lead Of Senate
David Davis, Of Illinois, the Senat
struck off the duty from quinine. AM
liberated q suffering and malarious ma
) tion from the tyranny OF the QUINN
monopolists. A storm of popular sent
ment forced the house to accept th
patient has had the consolation, whiI
he alternately shook and burned, thu
Q with every vibration Of his torture
Q frame he did not shake portion OF h
Y substance into the Golfers of the grasl
/ ing monopolists Of Philadelphia. 9
. the ouinine since consumed in u
q United States the sick have saved M
!. lions Of dollars, while the prophecy
/. the monopolist that their infant indu
y try would be ruined has been falsifie
D In spite Of this experience Of thr
|, wears, the ways and means commit
s now dares, at the solicitation.of Kelly
9 Philadelphia constituents,t the monop
b lists. to restore the duty. We do n
! think the measure will pass. Shoul
n the house put it through, David Dav
y Lis still in the senate to crush it und
% his ponderous weight when it reach
:. that body. Penny Press.
b. II
III A party Of young loafers entered
). Methodist church at Waseca, wa
ii and began a nights carouse VI
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IL you have any faith. give me for
heavens sake, share OF itl Your doubts
you may keep 20 yourself.' for have
plenty OF my own.-Geothe.
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sBushupaIba.n

Quick. tomplets cure. all annoying
Kidney. Bladder and Urinary Diseases.
81 Druggists.
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His. Ind, Bis Indies, twice q day."
The dose OF Mishler's Herb Btters IN
cases of dyspepsia. t
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81 - p "
EsTABBIsHED 1860.
.,as EsTABBIsHED 1860.
.CE. REYNOLDS
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
NAPOLEON, 0.

r ANDS In Henry, Van Vert and adjoining counties
Il thought, sold and exchanged. e s.tae5
Good bargainsin in the following:
Splendid business propertyin town cheap Residence
oruperty in town. Farms In nearly every township
Special-One oil finest farms In cuOn-
ty. Dirt cheap for 80 days.
The famous Arkansas Valley Lands, cheap onlone
time f4
viii furnish abstracts Of title, draw deeds
en- CONTRACTS leases and road and ditch papers ant
neaotiate loans on long time at per cent. Interest,"