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AYERS
HAIR VIG0R

restores with the gloss and freshness of YOUTH
faded or gray hair to q natural rich brown color,
or deep black as may be desired. By its use
light or red hair may be darkened, thin hair
thickened, andbaldness often, though not always,
cured. =
1t checks falling of the hair, and stimulates
weak and slckly growth to vigor. 1t prevents and
cures scurf and dandruff, and heals nearly every
disease peculiar to the scalp. As Ladies Hair
Dressing, the VIGoR is unequalled; it contains
neither oil nor dye, renders the hair SOFT glossy,
and S1lken IN appearance, and imparts delicate,
agreeable, and lasting perfume.
j. w. BOWEN, proprietor of the McATthur (Ohio)
Enquirer, says: ~AYERs HAIR VIGoR is a most
excellent preparation for the hair. Ispeak OF it
rom my own experience. Its use promotes the
growth OF new hair, and makes it glossy and soft.
The VIGoR is also sure cure for dandruff. Not
within my knowledge has the preparation ever
Jailed to give entire satisfaction"
MRS. o. A. PRESCOTT, writing from Is Elm
Street, Chdrlestospn, Haas, ApTfl IS, 1889, says:
Two years ago, about two-thirds of my hair
came off. 1t thinned very rapidly, andI was fast
growing bald. On using AYERS HAIR VIGoR the
falling stopped, and a new growth commenced,
covered with short hair 1t has continued to grow,
used one bottle of the VIGoR but now use it occa-
sionally as dressing"
We have hundreds Of similar testimonials fthe
efficacy of AYERS HAIR VIGoR 1t needs but
trial to convince the most skeptcal Of its value,
PREPARED BY
Dr.. ]. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS, June l2.-Cotton dull and
unchanged; net receipts, 1,730 bales; gross re-
ceipts, 2,271 bales; sales, 45o bales; stock on
hand, l24, 292 bales
ST. LOUIS. June 12.-Cotton quiet and weak
middling, 10c: sales. 600 bales; receipts, $50
bales; shipments, 450 bales; stock on hand, TO-
900 bales.
GALVESTON, June 12.-Cotton steady and
unchanged: net receipts, 1.197 bales; sales, 1875
bales; stock on hand, "a, 900 bales.
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SEX. dividend
Foreign Money and Stock Market

LONDON, June 12-GOvernment bonds-Con-
soils, for money 100 7-16, account, 100 11-16;
fours, 1924. Railroad bonds-Ininois Central,
1484 Pennsylvania Central 604; New York
Central, 1861; Reading 1904.
PARIS, June IL .-Rentes. 79f 45c.
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NJ OVU(O ccuVS pcr 4,OOO pEeh-
lum.
The New York Money Market-Stock Trans
actions-ClosIng Prices OF Government Sc
neutrality-suspicious. of General Stocks.
NEW YORK, June 12.-Money az e per cent,
closing offered at pig per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 506 per cent
Governments le per cent. higher for threes
and tours registered, otherwise unchanged.
Railroads firm.
State securities dull and without feature, ex-
cept for Tennessees, which are fraction higher.
The stock market showed considerable
strength and Improvement in prices in the fore
noon. In the last hour the market was lower
without any special cause except some sales to
realize profits Central Pacific, which had been
very dull for day or two, declined g, and out
side of this decline was y on Ohio and Missis-
very little changed from closing prices yester-
day, though majority Of stocks were fraction
higher than then. Wabash and Kansas & Texas
were strong at the highest prices of the day,
and st. Paul IL Manitoba advanced y, to 1913 d.
In final dealings. the market was firmer.
transactions aggregated 5000, shares as
d. IL, 900; Louisville & Nashville. 29,000 New
Jersey Central % 900; Northern Pacific. d.
600; Ontario & Western, $1,000 Reading, rs, 900;
81. Paul. $4,000; Texas Pacific 1000; Union
Pacific, 10000; Wabash Pacific, 5000; Western
Union. $4,000: Oregon & Transcontnental,
$4,000; Rochester IL Pittsburg, 1000
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
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market continues tame and uninteresting prices
barely steady at quotations. The provision
market is SICK, and prices weaker all along the
line.
GRAIN.
The local grain markets are still In an unsatis-
factory condition. Dealers show little interest,
and transactions are few. The Board of Trade
Price Current says of whest that the local mar
kets show weaker feeling than last quotations.
Offerings free, but buyers holding of. Seaboard
is weak and lower. Chicago about steady. We
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MRS. JOSEPH RAMBLER, Richmond, Wayne
county, was cured of Nervous PrOstration and
General Debility by Browns Iron Bitters.
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Metals.

Metals.
NEW YORK, June 12.-Lead quiet and un-
changed
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Depart-New York, Philadelphia, Wash
lngton, Baltimore and Pitts
burg Express, daily, s.....-.. 4:35 am
Dayton and Columbus Ex-
press, except Sunday .....--. 1885 am
Richmond Accommodation. -. 4:lO pm
New York, Philadelphia, Wash
1ngton, Baltimore and Pitts
burg Express, daily, s. h.. 5:O5 pm
Dayton Express, exc'p Sunday sos pm
ArrlVe -Rchmond Accommodation, ex-
cept Sunday .................. $3.50 am
New York, Philadelphia, Wash
1ngton, Baltimore and Pitts
burg Express, daily ......-..1l:5o am
Columbus and Dayton Express
except Sunday ........-.....- 5:40pm
New York, Philadelphia, Wash
ingtOn, Baltimore and Pitts
burg Express, daily .......... 1885 pm
Dayton Express daily except
Sunday. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 1888 pm
CHICAGO DIVISION VIA KOKOMo, p, c. h ST. L. II. r.
Depart-Lousville and Chicago Ex-
press, o. ll:l5 AIN
Louisville and Chicago Fast
. Express, daily, s..----....-.. l1:OO pm
arrive - Chicago aL1 Louisville Fast
Express, daily, s.-........... 415 am
Chicago and Louisville EK-
press, D. c................ 4:OS I'M
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loee Llne) q, C., G. & Indianapolis.
Depart-New York and Boston Express.
daily, s.-.--...-............. $40 am
Union accommodation. 7:10 am
Dayton, Columbus and New
York Express, G c. 1855 am
Anderson Accommodation. .. l. :O5 am
st. Louis Indianapolis and
Goshen ...................... $50 pm
NOW 1orR and Boston, daily,s
cc.--...--.....-.......... 7;15 pun
BRlGHrwOoD DIVISION.
Daily ...-...--... 4;35 am. 2:15 pm
DaEy. .---------. 6:15 am. 3:55 pm
Oaiiy.---..--...--11:05a am. -. 555 pm
xu.tv. Dally .--...--..-..........-.. 7:l5 pm
arrive -LouIsvflle, New Orleans aud
ST. Louis Ex press, daily 49,. 6:55 am
ISlkhart and Goshen Express. 1850 am
South Bend Express ...... 2I5 pm
Union Accommodation. ....... 400 I'm
Boston, Indianapolis and
Southern Express -. sos pm
New York ana ST. Louis Ex-
press, daily .-.-'..........-.,l0:55 pm
BRIGHrwOoD DIVISION.
Daily .-.......-.. 400 am. :. POS pm
DAILY .-...---.-... 600 am. 3;45 pm
Daily .---.....-.-. 6:55 am. 5:25 pm
DAILY -.-.....--. 1850 am. sos pun
-. 49,. Odliy lC:o0 pm
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Depart-Detr0it and CHICAGO MALL. a:
Toledo, Fort Wayne Grand
Rapids and Michigan Ex-
press ---------s-.-- $1,000 81
Detroit and Toledo EXPRESS,
daily, G. @ and s....--....--1 H.
Arrive MICHIGAN and Toledo Express,
daily except Monday $500 2:
Toledo and Fort Wayne Ex-
press.
Detroit and Chicago Mall 80. s.:
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THE INDIANAPOLIS NATIONAL BANK
Designated United States Depository,
Corner Room, Odd-fellows' Hall.
Fheo. P. Haughey, Pres't. H. Latham, Cash'r.
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCE.
INDIANAPOLIS. June /

INDIANAPOLIS, June IL.
Business is quietly active in the local money
market. Rates are steady at 70s per cent, with
p majority oftransactions at the latter rate De-
posts have an upward tendency. We quote New
York exchange at 5O075 cents per 1000 prem
lum,
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RAILWAY TIME TABLE
trains marked thus: r. c. reclining chair car;
g., sleeper; D., parlOr car; H., hotel car.
Bee LinaN q q e a 1..a.o..l-.1.-
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Indiana, Bloonnrngton q Western.

.
Den.rt-Pacifio EXPRESS and Mail $3.50. 7:45 am
Kansas and Texas Fast Line 1880 pm
Burlington and Rock Island
Express, daily, r. @. HID pm
Arrive Eastern and Southern Express,
daily. r,c..................4 :1O am
Ctncinnati Snecial 1880 am
Atlantic Express and Mail. .. $50 pun
ST. LOUIS DIVISION.
Depart-Moorefeld Accommodation. $3.50 am
Mail and Day Express $40 am
Night Express, daily, r. -..11:1O pm
Arrive Might EXPRESS, daily T. Co.. 4:lO am
Mail and Day EXPRESS DAD nnl
Mooreheld Accommodation. 6:25 pm
EASTERN DIVISION.
Depart-Eastern Express Mall ayr Q 80 20 am
Day Express, s.-.-.---..---s.. ITO Am
Atlantic Express .......... 200 nm
Arrive Pacific Express, g. .--5.....;;: Eoo a."
Burlington and r. /. Elk, dy
r c-.... 1880 pm
Western Express s.-...-.- 1905 pm
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Cincln'ti, Ind'ap'lls, St Louis & ChleaTo-
CINCINNATI DIVISION.
Depart-ChicagO and Louisville Fast
Line, daily, s. and c. e.--.--... $3.50 am
Cincinnati Acc. daily .-..,...- 1870 am
Cincinnati Accommodation. 11:GJ tin
Chicago and Louisville Mail,
H. c...-.................. $40 nm
Cincinnati Accumulation, d'ly 500 lim
Arrive indianapolis Accumulation, d'y. HOO am
Chicago and ST. Louis Mail, pc 40 am
Western Express. ...-.---.-.... 300 pm
Chicago and ST. Louis Fast
Line, daily, sand c, c.......--.l1:O5 pm
st. Louis Express daily ......1 0;40 pun
CHICAGO DIVISION.
Depart-Peoria and Bur. Ex....-..----. 7:40 am
Chicago and ST. Louis Mail. pc.11:55 m
Western Express. -...--..-.-.. SEQ pm
Chicago Fast Line daily, s.,r.c.11 pm
Arrive-Chicago and Louisville Fast
Line daily, c. G. and s....... 3:l5 am
Lafayette Accommodation .10:45 am
Chicago and Louis'le Mail, pc, 1928 pm
Cincinnati Accommodation. GAO pm
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Count Eugene Mtkiewlcz with his ackuoH-
edged genius and energy, is doing most
prosperous business at Lancaster's wharf
Hi, store is q grand financial success, aud the
o. ter business which he is rapidly develop
ing must prove a banana The Count tll-
el,s first attracted attention to DiiIs wharf
and mere lscd the value Of that point many
hundred told bat with that foresight fr
uh.c'g he is conspicuous, he saw the superior
.5dyat tarcs Of Lauctsters point, in its ami "
allied h1rbors. its healthtuluess, its BEATTY {
ocaion its superior oysters and in thr near
future 1t viii rival any location in the S'1o
for catching packing, and shirnE 81 . i>r'.
which are daily becoming luxary The
Nlcnmico and its tributaries being unuoIrSt-
"a b, drcdgcrs furnish rich feds for n-s
men who supply tn Count with suerior
40 TX which NE knows low II utilize. IT Is
rather humliaung to confess that oar i've
born citizAn are deficient in energy or ester
prise or wanting in capital to culliv.Dt the
,narvellou,Iy rich fields furnished bY eener-
Gus Providence meath the waters Of the Poto-
m,c and its beautiful tribuar-. VIVA; is
hcre IN the atmosphere OF The eJ.l North or
the distant Russi, N king ren Of enterprise
Re .auuot rival? Yet, If We prefer he leth
airy, OF Rip Van NJnkLe " til. activity Of
other examples, we must cog rluae as We d.,
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Charlotte Hall.-The 22nd of February
Was duly celebrated here in the following
manner. A select company of cadets were
bro-ght r.h. to escort the llol J Randall
Tn .ker. n G.. and the Hon A & Chapman.
". C.. TO their respective places, before large
ana very appesia,ive audience. Theopening
address was delivered by Captain x. W Sill
vesfar. which WIS an excellent one in every
respect. and was listened to by the entire au-
f,euce with great attention Then followed -
Ide.e by cadet W r. Jones. en- itied Green
.u.h.s Washington" which was recited ia q
very creditable mtuner by him Then came
fhg debate ol th, Washington aud stone. AL
~oclet, the subject being, 'Is there any rem
sJn why our present s'cm Of not move than
two teens "a Tho Presidential chair should
not be- chenged was discussed very freely
ou boih sides. be affirmative teing supported
by cadets Robert Crane aud J r Shemwell,
aud the negative bv cadets Ford Cuoubs add
e D Lu"aster Then anne a piece Of prose
entitled Washington the ar'ifrer Of 81. ewu
character" by cadet Wm y $ Chapm n.
which vas recited very crediu,hly by him.
Afterwards came an address by Hon. A. G.
Chapman, no in "a few very appropriate re-
marks introduced 10 the audience tue Hou J
laml.ll Tucker. Every eye and ear was
turned towards the speak r. lie brgu by
taking for his subject. The Development Of a
young m.us character tie discussed tins
subject ia very pleasing and eloquent man
uer. The exercises we're then closed ..ud lhe
RIDE Team was brought forward and drilled
by Captain r. W. Sylvester. The company
WIS commando by Captain j w Henry and
VIM Bowen two very preGyient officers One
hundred and fifty guns were fired, being
equal in number to the ears since Gen. Geo.
Washington birth day. The exercises then
broke up and every one left for their respec-
tive homes, not one being able to say pc
did dtlem II have lost day Student
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school Commissioners. THE Board o
School COMMISSIONS were in session raesd,y
A rai BOARD WIS in attendance. The follow
ing du.iies. was transacted, VIZ. Oritr mss.
cd directing the Secretary 20 pay Nr. Thoma.
Fu-au as.i~nee ~ JOSEPH rsylor S2o1 81
account Of 1ulduq school house at I.q Photo.
also il was ordered that the site fo- school
house 40 . Election District no. b Chicy8-
muVen. reported by Mr. Albert Nistesd # q
n,ptiu, 81 the School Board on the 2s,b Fl
November Inst. aud adopted be retained -
ues.rs. VI Mex Burroughs, Thomas wood
end John = pniton were appointed CONS
nitlee to locate the site for the proposed re-
novaI OF Milton llill' school house. Tuc.-
day Starch 2Yh Was fixed upon as the day Of
ale 81 theoA "N.lou Hal" school house Al
.ite 60 be sold at the court house door. Dos .es-
lion Of 'he same 10 &c given on the lstI, d,g
Of Jmv, lss3 The sum Of fifty dollars ws,
directed To he paid to The trustees Of Bnrra
chapel III fun fol all .aims Of whatever k.nI
10 the last Of Nav, 1883.
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The shooting Match. p

nc NubNtinE NAV ~ ~ dN'hFfNNft
with advertisement previously published ia
our columns, the glass bali shooting came 40
Al La Plata last Thursday The weather was
So uuauspcous that morning, fears were en-
rcrtlucl lh,t The sport would be failure bust
ovaris noon thu sun caue peeplng out f. m
under tile foggy atmosphere that cloaded her
disk making the rest Of the d as pleasant
ana lMmy as spring morning Ah-ge
crowd were IN atteula1e, but not enough
II noes we're obtained to rattle off Tie cell
sbraicl gun; SO apursc Of $40 WAC made UP
and contested for ty the following named
gentlemen aud with the following result. viz.
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Waldorf Items Mr. T D Boarmau
near WoldorL died on the gath instant Of
pneumonia after an illness ofanout nine days
lie w.,s a brother OF baker Boarmln, clerk
in the otuN OF Washington VI Edwin e
Mudd and htte daughter, ofLineoin county
No. arrived at Waldorf on rharsdtt 23rd
lie last hs vile few DAYS before he started
here, VINO lei four children, the oldest sew
en- years He Tel, for home Tuesday, ana car
ried one Of his sisters with him to assist 10
taking care Of his little ones lie is looking
well. except he seems 70 be troubled about the
loss Of his wife He saws Missouri is far a
head Of Mlr,land, because the gen lemen
there pun off their coats ana 60 TO work, aad
consequently the people get along better than
they do here Though he has but one hand,
h. us made money f,rmins, BY his own in
dustry; the p.h.r hand he ost in G,ptain De
ments Blttcrr in the rebellion
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LOcuL Brecitjes.

LOcm Brccijes.
Never look gift mule At the heels.
Beautiful calling cards '-four kings and
an ace.
Mr. Alex Ross his three Ewes With trpplets,
and all living.
February is said to be the month il which
women talk the least.
Blue birds, the harbingers Spring have
made their appearance.
Good Friday this wear falls exactly on the
Hebrew festival Of Purim.
The new school house at La Plata has near
~ been completed
The days are leugthening fast and "Old
So7 is begianing 70 show his power.
Bad roads is the common solutation now
used by countrgmcn when they meet.
Why are farmers ike fowls? because
neither will get fun crops without industry
uu... ,a.a..,,....i .,,n..,;yoa.a.,b
er Of Mr. r. NJ. WEIGH, nJnorei our toou
with visit tins week.
Weather prophets are already predicting
,a~'' ~, I,'a,.,,..
.nroa,h -. Ior,h .,a f-ov,, w,tar .srht
,a.h.s.., ,a..,n.v, .ar,,oer
The FRS Potomac herring o. inc season
-. : , -.
''''''' Pc '''9''''
The rising young man Of the future is one
who will be willing 10 jump up and ouid 'he
NV - = - N'
Persons having business with thus office
must transact it Wltn proprietor, \ Foses or
VIII he olhe.wI's a.sreg". died.
Mr. VIM. j. ligEes aaS Ell rs 70 resume
MS spring du ie, with Messrs. Sitkel Helen
Cot Joseph 5 Allston has reir-d fram the
contest for the position Of Collector OF Inter
nal Revenue.
Mrs N Bu,ton our much be'oved ST
mistress, had IN attack Of he3r' disease Non
day, but We are glad 10 say She has quite re-
covcsed.
If tb,re is a spico in variety. the weather Of
,he nrasent winter Ms, have com IS bly
favored For weeks past it Oew. it snew,
+, ~, ..3,t,.v
Inc Fia"e' venus Is no" we ''''''''s '''''
ana rises aoout4 . ''''N ;" u P'''.
e.storn hor;gon
Mrs. Mary Harold the mother OF . ava
Harold VINO was hu"s VIII" F'l ne ana GA
ers TOR connection Win bo1lh eo7F4"'s;
died IN Washington FRIDAY oil Last "'cN'
Every man VINO travels over our country
roaus ABOUT '''S ''''' : '''' '''"'''' ''' ''''-
pro'e'ue"'s' '''' We "''' '''''''' aug NJ
eusS'n -" "'''' Is ''''''' ''' s'''''
A few DAYS more and the 47th Congress will
have gone into history aud IA number orus
membere into obscurty. The River ami lIarlor
champions for instance.
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Oher matches were afterwards made
Mr.. j Craycroft Of Prince Georges cual-
leused the winner Of the first pur--,
to match shot for S., aud defeated him. The
next was a purse for SIS, and was won by
Mr.. " N Jamison And the fourth purse
for $40 was won by Mr. F Murdoch
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Iorceny.-Nr W %. H. NllerofBtchc-
Tor. hope. Cooo Ncak. ban his corn hoo'e
nroken open last week and o,eraI harrets oI
corn stolen theoelrom Sir. Miller @'sa""t al
tbs time IN " ..hnglon hence knows nothing
OF the thieves OF thcIr rhnre~houts
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Light House The Governor, ia accord
ance With au sc, Of Assembly authorizing the
...aou VI .ubmerScl land flf light house
v.ryesss. and il obedience to the request Of
the liyat house board in relation thereto ha'
executed the conveyance cedng to the ieder.
II government he Site AZ the mouth .f the
Tata2cutri,gr authorized f1r erection Of Gle
Drum Point ligh, house Cdr,r Janrnal
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A so 90 6lble Reward

The publishers Of Rtasiga's Monthly o'Ier
twelve valuable rewards in their Hatiy for
March. among which Is the following
We will give $1,000 in gold TO the person
telling us which is the longest verse in the
Bible by March lolh. 1888. Should TWO or
more correct ms sers he received, the reward
viii be divided The money viii be forward
ed to the winner March 10Th, lSS3- Persons
irving for the reward must send 20 cents in
silver ono postage stamps akea1 with their
ansW er, for which they viii receive the April
A,nthiy, in which the name and address of
the winner OF the reward and tle correct an
sNer viii be published, and in which several
more valuable rewards will 0e offered
Address, RuTLeDCE PUBLISHING Co4FAAY.
EAston, Pcnua.
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F DESALESN UDD, ce.

Jasper Ye"eiL Fl -umaas k..#s va
SAYS Brown Iron BHJgf, las ..r,..'.. "u :
cured me Of dyspepsia and ge!,rls ''''e,i ~ =,
pneumonia. uiS ~
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All The personal property o. ia deceased
consisting Of
4 large lot Of Household
AMI Ai,cncn Furniture
incIulipg a very fine ri
Il o, 9t ok . all Kind, IN
cluliin@ Horses, Cattle q
very fac YOKE Of Oxen;
a roe lot Of iaprofrd
She p md lambs; a large
@4d well selected stoca oi
Farming lnplelncnts-
we name in part, Il f. e
Spring " agon, nearly
ne Corn Shelter a
Champion Mower and
Sn.ky Rake. all in good
Working order a large LOT
Of Hay and othet PROV n
der, a fire brood Sow, ard
Snch things necessary to
carry on u well conducted
far
Sdc 20 commence at 10 O'Clock e. m.
TERMS or SALE For al sums Of TWEEN
" dollars and under the cash will he requ f
ed tor3,l sums above thai amount a I'd OF
fosr m3uIhe viii I've given. the purch ser n
pa CHASER giving note. With a. r'ed securI-
u. Ue,t,lug u'esest from l.v OF sale
ANNtEJ MUNfG Nl,
J W. NONrGONEf Y
Administrators Of 3. J. Montgomery
feb GA
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: aV1H 1l'owin~ arc RI
Il TliL PRICES Of well
a9awa goods. Ladies' Best
baltimore wade Shoe known
as Calf Skin $50.
Aea's LIST Quality whole
stock0Y STER BOOT. $3.50.
0# SPECIAL BOOT with
Sa1iic-se2m scotch edge
$50. Guaranteed Il give
satisfaction or be EXchanc-
od for NEW BOOTS FREE
IF CHARGE. other goods in
great variety. OPEN At
NIGHT.
GEORGE T. CECIL
10 West Pratt S.. Baltimore, I'D.
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,..r. .e9'' u. e, gray as 9vaied :, usng Par
her Ni5 Ba'sam distinguished fr r.. .,'..n.
ANY
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WAN TED.

A rmhcr of hands wan'cl 80 work
faue>utr ~ Loaer Cedar POINT ii -
eral wages Paid. Fg,m az " 81 pct y can
No ulie. an' constant cqipIoN mem 'rnisnei.
Apply to the agent ofthg undersigned ~ thai
pa"p
de- l-ly - HENRY BROS * GO.
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You can keep yeur hair abuainf an.
go.sy, and retain it's youthful Color VIII
Parker Hair Btlsun. Ian