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a B;G FIRE IS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS May
"A fire which started last night in the store
of Rutlelgc Il Bros. at Tulhhoma, 60 r lies
from here destroy cd thirty houses, including
the railroad depot AMI telegraph and express
Offices.
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A Valuable Map.

We acknowledge the receipt of very valua-
bic map of South Caroinr, just published by the
department of Agricultural. 1t is undoubtedly
the most elaborate map Of the State ever pub
lishcd, and cotton up in excellent style.
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Atlanta, Ca, May3-M Franklin,
wholesale notion dealer, has assigned. I.ahli-
ties $40, 900 assets nominal There are thirty
creditors A bill has been filed alleging fraud
aud praying for recovery. The good assets are
not estimated at over $50, 010.
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The nobhicst line Of Spring and summer
lo;hing in town. We call particular attention
to this department. AMI can fit any one. Suits
varying from SS to 500 Also fine stock o.
Spring Hats and fine hand scwei Shoes. Call.
and see us.
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a LAEGE CATTLE DRlvE.-St. Louis, May 3.
-Adviccs from different parts Of Texas report
great activity among stock men and great num-
Der of cattle are already on the trail for the
North. 1t is estimated now that the drive will
exceed that of last year.
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TWENTY FIVE THOUSAND SToLEN.--Dallas, Tex
as. May 3.-Paymaster Wasson Of the United
States Army reports that he was robbed of So
600 on q train near Fort Worth. The money
was in valise.
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CurrJX MAnKEr.--B But few sales this week,
although prices ruled higher than for some
weeks past. Sales - bales; prices from ga 10
cents.
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ADVERTISING.
TAKE; NOTICE.

Citations, Notices to Creditors aud
Notices of Final Discharge must be
paid for before they will appear in
our columns.
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a white frost fell i'll Barnwell County last
Thursday morning, but did no damage.
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Remaining in the Post Office at Union, S. G.
for the week ending May II, 1888:
T. Hardy, j. b. Lanncau, Mary Jane Bcattey,
care Of Mrs. Hattie Miller, Mrs. Agnes White.
Persons calling for these letters will please
say they are advertised.
JAMES H. GOSS, =. NJ
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Speaking of the effects of prohibition in the
city of Spartanhurg, the Spartan says: "The
people of the County are pleased with the ilca
of closed bar rooms, and if left to n popular
vote of the whole County, the no license party
would bc largely in the maj ority. The chang
is working great good for our town. There is
not half the whisky drunk here that was form
erly used \ drunk man on the street in the
day time is a rare sight"
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NHlAEslSEED,

MILLER-SMIrlI, Married, on Tuesday the
lst inst. ut the residence of the brides father,
who also the officiating Minister, MIR. CHAs.
W. MILLER of Union, to Miss BELLE SMIrH,
daughter Of Rev. Jas l. Smith Of Sp0rtanburg.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1883-05-11

beautiful lot Of new India Linens, Figured
Linen Lawns, Persia lawns, Victoria lawns,
Bishops lawns, Lace Musins Printed Musins
ETC., etc, at j. c. HUNTER & Co.
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The F. tai Kerosene.

\ sweet little daughter Of Harrison and Mi
nerva Wood. named Ella, aged nearly six years,
lost her life last Friday 10y the explosion Of =
kerosene oil can. while pouring oil from it in
kindling a fire in the cooking stove. The child
lived only twenty four hours after the accident,
suffering intense agony dWing tha, time
"A welcome.
We most cordially welcome to the society of
Union theadliron Of two charming representa-
tivcs of the society Of our ncighboring ctie !,
G. arlotc anl Spartanburg, Mrs. J. d. Pope, Jr,
and Mrs. G. W. Miller, who we hope have come
to remain with us ani aid their intelligence an 1
refined accomplishments to our social circle.
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Deposit Your Money.

The many criir g rrn,ri,l i, ihn rc,y.n,nrr,
Of arson. ,,,,,.v. r,l oven u,r,.ln. e.. ,,,c,.
.h,rlI oln,ni.h rvr.y,,,Iy M, - L.,,, mas,
none; nbou, their prr4o,s or IN ,h.ir h,,us.s
than is n.,u,llvr,....or, Tho c,s, ,,yir,r,;,,
and rnb',;o,, Mr. L,r,v.,,, n.;,,,, ,.,,.,
one in point. The uc.rors wb,p c,,,mi,,el ,h,,
i;,i,,r;.1 i.oi .,,,,,,I =,
" = " "
m'a'y III tA' h'"'s' watch they En"w Mr.
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81" Don't forget the Female Academy iic-
nic at Cages grove to.doy.
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An INFANTS EXPERIENCE OF \ CYCLoXr-A
little baby Of Mrs. Schctt is one of the wonders
of the Wcsson (Missy cyclone. 1t had - splinter
driven down two inches on top of its head into
the brain This splinter was not observed
until last Thursday three days after the cyclone,
when the doctor discovered it. lie pulled it
ont. when The hlool fairly a"urtcd rs high rs
mans head. This little child, strange 10 relate,
Will recover.
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TIE TEXAS CGoP Err0Rr Galveston Nav
The crop reports to the Nrws from all roints
III the state Sho" all the crops in good Conli.
i'on, cotton and corn especially. There s an
increased cotton acreage of = rcr cent. Central
IcNaS crors are described nS tiun aud sr'cnlil
~ one Or two points rain is needed Northern
Texas has had fine rains and AL crops arc -Four
lshin". In Eastern rcNae coiirriis three wrr'.$
late. y: some r,nl> in Western Texas rain j.
needed, There have seldom been finer crop
prospects in Texas
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CoNGREssM>N Thompson INDICTED FOR MrR
pfE-'mcinnati, May 3.--A special to the
Comm"rc'I T"zcns from IIarrodShure Kv. saws
the grand jury yesterday returned an Indictment
ior mt rder against Phil. B. Thompson. Jr for
ki'hhg Waiter u. Davis on April 27. The in
dlctmcni creates surprise, although it is gcncr.
ally approved. The defendant and his friends
eNrGctel Il 70 DC for nlnMslnnnhicr
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AUSTRIA lHCnEASING Her AEMY.--yicnna.
May The lower house of the Rcichsrntb
yesterday adopted n bill fixing the minimum
l'rcc o' the Austrian Landwchr. exclusive of
that G: III" fyrni. at l3S 600 mcn, and aurhor.
''iiG the f'lmaiion of six regiments Of LAND
"chf cavalry. THIS measure will involve an in e
crease in the military budget Of one milli,n
FORMS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-15
4 Eu.nan Arsenal.

From The flint t3Ilri:} Jolrla'
While visiting at the county Jail few DAYS
ago our attention was directed to an individual
apparently about 6fty years of are who sat in
the corridor reading The turnkey soseInnly
aserred that the person referred to was a verita-
bic human arsenal. having underneath his we'll
seasoned SKIN bullets enough to supply small
army. Ia conversation with the man we
learned a sufficient portion of his history which.
II true would form tie nucleus of half a dozen
hrst-ciass dime novels. Forty wears ago leav-
Ing his home. near Bridgeport. Conn. he en-
listed in the regular army rs drummer hoy.
After sS-ry NJ some twenty years, under Grant
and other famous leaders. he as mustered ont
June 20. 1868 Almost immediately aiferward
he was captured and from that time dated all
his marvellous experience and seemingly mtrac-
ulnu> escapes He first encountered a bullet
from the File of Captain Wlrz which struck him
IN the mouth and lodged Just below his right
eST Whrre IL now rests. Another small projec-
tile tit hi,n square on the bridge of his nose and
passed out al the back of his head Later he
vas taken To Texas and finally reached the
Rio Grande about the time Macmillan was
shot. Since 1865 he had been prisoner among
Mexican GreaseyS. tai finally last June the band
by whom he was held captive was cantured BIZ
regular Mexican force. and on the 18th of the
following August he vas rel ased By the United
States consul "hlle PRISONER among the
GreaSers he made MANY unsuccessful attempts
cOmpanied by disastrous results TO hImself He
was several times wounded during such at
temnts 20 regain freedom. bullets going through
both hands and the greater portion of one foot
beng carried away.
Am"ug other articles one Of which would
Prove sure death 10 any ordinary person. this
strange individual carries a silver bullet in the
lower lett side OF his back. MIME bail lust
below that. and tlree-Uunce copper bullet over
the ieInUrai artery. this last forming a glastly
running sore He gives the name Of H. p. May
naTc. and believes that his parents whom he
mas mol seen IN many years i've somewhere In
the vicinity of Port Huron. He was on his way
TO hunt them up when he. unfortunately. fell in
with some OF his old Comrades at Flushing and
a. natural consequence imbibed too freely and
was sent up for thirty days. As soon as released
ne says he Will resume the search after his folks
ana II successful in his undertaking will visit
with them FOR awhile. after which be Will en-
0ravor to gain a0mttance into tie Soldiers
Home at Washington, where he will pass his re.
naming DAYS
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MI sICAL AND DRAMATIC.

"a GLASS OF FASHIoN"-EMMA ABBOTT AND TRA
VhTA-THg OPERA FESTIyAL-PATTTS NEa
TOCR-ETC.
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Taylor. the wizard, got 800 house In Paso
del Norte, and then, saying that he would show
the assetnblage q trick that would open their
eyes. termed 1.-The Mystic Man OF the Disappear
ance" he brought oct large box and said.
Il viii now shut myself up In this box: the
trick is to find me-" Five minutes later every.
body knew that he had escaped nom the rear
with the receipts VI the evening and coat be-
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Il May Possibly Tickle the Judge.

98' ''> IVeSeN'-I1ss O1 sue iIIie- NH CIub.
Waydown Bebee offered the following:
'kesotred. Dat dis Ilme-KiI Club, as de rem
resentative OF 100000 Guild people, am much
oo.erged to Justice Harlan for his sound. solid
an car luliy prepard dissentin' opinyun In de
civil rights case"
while de resolushun won't do any perfickler
good. replied Erother Gardner. II can't see as
II will do any harm. an il may possibly tickle
Qe Jedge Darfo. We viii consider 1t adopted
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RAILROADS.
= tLTThlOKE AND OHIO RAILROAD
IL MODEL FAST LINE ASD THE ONLY IrNR
BEINlEN
III EASI AM HE WEST
- IA WASHINGTON.

BE1AlEN
III 7 ANI AM HE WEST
.,-,, ;. = IA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE lAAcK. 5AZNh1 COUPLER
fchs6 Ne 70 take ef,.ct y DAY November IA 1881
s' Lvs ana street ty tasteL standard or 18th seri-
lor Chicsso. Circ.rnati. louisville and s.. ronl.
!l Ill., = - F y J. y n lo:io m. vita
l'll- "EAsU o.la--c. lu-is a. dzLlJ 20 CLicaxo
fa il'5.'u,r d. lo.Is n m rid s..or. IL daily 90
~ 10 Ilttsl url Cl,yolaid 6Id D.troi with Sleep
h! te.,1,, s.c p,troi; va Monroevfna. lo:l5 q n
9Si'i "tth Se'tsE tVI IoledU. Ma Lreas aud Lake
1,sars ICY ffiirts.Tlia and View York At sloA m
g ~ eA''i Suio1S J p III I'D l01Op daily with
IOI Ltii.l.ors az ',tk GCys o. 50 90 ssan ma
g. q To- ~ Ito -. z.SS. ). $50 $50. "a $50
fel L4l',aors on !seIaays $40 500 300 am "a
HC' Annapolis. az an ]. 10 sid 40 m: on sun.
10 Nsy s'augus leiwee1 Washington and Baltimore.
D. ~ tan- l.:lr nm. $50 s.4O : and 10 I5nm
=! 2l,. ns IN = >rcl'u:tnn branch. 7,4a $50 m
qhG - I'm CAM >2'lPt sunday. As pm daily Tor
daily ,Ac,It sunday $40 u "a S,iy Tor Fr-iersr x,
~ IN lOlo ALL As I'm. ans Gas p-n daily
y ha,.i-;.sr, 10 IS am and sa5 pm daily e,Oep
Ian arrive from tie Nest daily o.2o so am. Is
IEs Nv YoTk- .ra rhnadlrla. 25S, $50 am daily.
> 90 n ua1ls tXCeIt SUNDAY
II,n Al.a-aI,.s so an Ia o.s5 pm. SUNDAY.
From l-Si.4,o. 90 a m daily ana PAS p. N, daily.
Ir n Er,,.1-,E a-i iute--lrda-. points. Is 100
surrey. 80 l.. G.hly from Point Of hos
~ ttIi'h r. ,tT "tslliVt"n al ? 40 m
-. y q" ara 1913 . u on sundays, - 90
a. tl,lls nom Mashntou stop al Relay station except
Tor further reformation arrlv p, .e Bsr,no-s ana
Gl-o irrt U.hccN .-hingi,r, Station tie ana ISL
~ ~ ttfel ior s4-a-e u IL checked reived &C
NJ CLLAiEAi = NJ q T. Baltimore
h J. D y Agent
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nR. ROBERTSON. CONFIDENTIAL CONSULT
~ ins Phys for Gentlemen and Ladies Uve ~
years experience >ucc.~s guar nte1. Cons ult.d
northwest near - strv: from to D m Man o1c
81 n Liberty street, Baltimore. dG-5n
nR. LEON THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
consulted daily, SO 10 ave All female C6'nraint-
aud rresuiatltles quickly T. moved Prompt treatment
SEPARATE roons Tor ladies Office hours and
p.iil Gl--lul.
~ BROTHERS. 2e Is street scutbwest Partcl;lar
s, s,I i ri teal to al sgase n39aT 10 Ladies -
Thirty-seven years experience. ot-lp'
nR, Icons FEMALE PILLS MAILED 10 AM
~ address on receipt of 81 Box 500, City Pc. n2lr'
DRs BROTHERS AND GRAY GIVE No FREE
gists who S.vids rrof;s VIII the doctor Thos~ d az
BRoTHERs and GRAZ 9oG Street soutRwest Nj
furnish Inedicine guarantee q cure lay Thirty
seven years experience. GIN
w two CT DR. BkOI HERS Invieorst'4x Cordial
M1i cure any case OF Seminal Weakness Nervous De
system. 900 street southwest; : q isn :-'
MADAME, DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FORL..
Consulted daily at i24S I'll stret h ucs ouss
iron 10 O'clock PM wlth LADIES Only. sei'iO-4u-
"A To all who are suffering from the errors and fn4,s
cretions OF yonth, weakness early decay loss
q manh99d Sc viii stld recipe hst win cure
eTtd by missionary in South Alie:lg4 Ssd sslf
ion ID. New lOrk City. o.-stu lii 4 k Is
MANHOOD RESTORED
victim Of early fmlTIdellce. causing Nervous De-
blDty. Premature Decay. etc. having trad vain
every known remedy. has discovered siinle means
s f Ade s" Ell E n q i Ga to % S
hork- u lO-tu IliNs
4S FOR MEN-CHEChS IN SIX HOURS
II Cures N three days Drz Store Is n lltI
Philadelphia
sepS $50 Penna. ave. Washington D @.
nR. ROBERTSON. A REGULAR GRADUATE -
~ years eNler1Sce. guarantees al ai-a@--
OF the Urinary 0rSaus Nervous DEBILITY Blood Pusons
Shin Diseases. &c recent positively cured III
Gays. No merc1ry caustIcs used Can be consulted
exsry "Wednesday aud ~ turt.ay IRON to pm ~ rs
Office. $50 Refers leading IhysCldl.> of BAitl-
Main Office, 20 y Liberty st. Baltimore MD al
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COMPLEXION BLEMIsHES.
COMEDONES.

c"as Gandsthe PORES of the skim occurring alone
AS, fed WIN 1t consists Of excessive secr
ton of white Sebaceous ch-es like substance in th
PORE which becoin's hardened and fills the pore witt
apiug. and Is capped with black speck Is commoni
observed on the forehead nose and cheeks The pore
81 the nose u'msr u and naturally large in this affec
t!nl numbers Of white thread Ike 1lgs of sebuIn al
eighth OF an inch more III length exude uron pres
sure: These black heads affect both sexes aud are ex
ceedingly annoylIig to refined sensitive person The
are 1nsEhty and associated with the idea Of un
cleanliness. 49,
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IENNsYLvaN1A ROUTE

L - IENNsTLvaNIA ROUTE
,,,rl u 81; h0hIH, NEST AND tITHwEST.
SILL ,AII2 MAGNu ItE t-S.l' ~ u tfP SE L
,,. - II LCI No --eb!-Ii 18Th. lss3.
TcI Titts'uIT and @,s chicago iii@ted FrI,-.s.
q Hta,'t = 'l4ng taTs 81 20 dai Fast line.
Cincinnati Nete-, txpress % p m. dally SItE
Isiaer Cars to lattsburl Also connects ,aiv for
Cnlssyo. N1a Cglua bus and Z. II. l. 3 Z L K With
} m AMY 10 i1,tsbrF Sa AID thu s' Vest aAP With
sALiiA6Rf AND ToToN "a Z" E.lI mo
F0l Eve. CcElTC s,gUg. Rochester Bufslo NEogs-s
MssEslloI l. Locl,trr a. Sasi,.nEtof r. Fu %
IL atIjy Wa q rston Oh saiuEsay nisl VA act
Fol MILAN so,-, Lock Haven and ElInra at 9,.oa IN
Tol N,w lork and the Fast rs a NJ Io.roa m In
!1-eo enc Ii.l5 N on sunday. 400 lo 90 and
s@a - ds II. exc Sansy 1itAn fAf'Or Cars
10 Boston without cisu-e. liOp IN every week day
IL bIo,klyn J. IN throurh trains connect at Jes-
=; ~ WIN teTis II EOohl,n Annex; afgrdins
f.age across Nv Yo9k cry O-'---- oOO''e 'sf-
/ q f!.la1,i liza s:i5 ana o.-Oa m lao o. 700
GIG "a D. Un Suuday. 90 1850 and IA D. IA
Ini;,C xxi rfe-. SO y. ~. daily. exert sunday
ido 80 A. t,30 7-su Iu-uH ana IL - D M On
SUNDAY s'4olO;0a ul-4OO 80 1i0. 10 90 II IS
II Pope's Greek Line. 80 a. u and .,4Op n d.ig.
or Anlaiii ESQ am ard 44o I'm daily. exoeptsun-
AlLNANnRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
NAA ND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
For Ahaalulla rs5. 90 c.2E II 90 ard Il .ss stn
% - : ~ 60 : q. q! q ia :55 On suDdayat
10 kci Ircliu ne >o1til and II ;O5 N daily
1i.,s !, - "a i estiE. A,iH 'iloa5
AID H. - fn. - TO- : % and 10 40 n
l.. ai1 i@.lenIdl ..ht- un Sunday aud 10 10
=, ,t> information At the ofce northeast corner
ton wlti~ De ltIt for the checking OF Jay
.str 10 d'suLatlo RON iletrlf a'd l,.sii,nc =.
CfAH. i FttsH ti'l' lal M-i.A-tr nil
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LIVER SPOTS.
FRECKLES fSrS KISSES

FREChLES are discolored spots on the face necl
shoulders, and bands which are too familiar
every one to require general description Th,re ar
summer freceles spring ana winter freckes Some
Eeiy dark and numerous making the face look uui;
DARK They are very disiigurins in many cases d.
H. not only the freckes but lie makes the Ski
Arm THAT the patient viii be so Liable to freckl
Afterwards
Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1883-08-17
The Valley.

Red, green and yellow.
Red raspberries, (quantities.)
Green meadows, hill sides and forests
and yellow grain.
The postoffice should he improved.
Ole Z. Udgard has gone on a visit t.
Minnesota.
Who ever saw anything like the inn
provement of growing crops within the
last three or four weeks.
Mardell has four mails every week:
Portland, Tower City, Valley City and
Sanborn.
I. j. Foster, Laporte. Ind. w. a.
Martin, ditto, and f. y. Curl: Des
Moines, Iowa. registered at the Park
Hotel Saturday night.
Jorgensen and Enger: also Peter A.
Nelson, have been over from Coopers-
town recently and taken i'm ,aspber-
ries at the Park Avenue Hotel. We
look for them again. when the prairie
chickens will doubtless I've taken in.
Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1883-08-17
CARD.

Park Ave. Hotel, Mardell. is a neat and
commodiolls two-story house, complete
and furnished l,xurioMsly; is one Of the
best kept hotels in the Territory. is home
like and strictly tirst-class in veery par
ticular, capable of accommodating fifty
guests; Situated in the picturesque val
ley of the Sheyenne, amidst forest and
hill, in a climate where summers are alb
sol9tely perfect and where tourists can
find rest and recreation, with boating,
Fnowg to the NopthWest 1T s berrS ev and q, te plm
picking. Easy of access by two railroads
It is destined to become favorite resort.
Terms of the House as low as any of
like accommodations. Farmers rates
made to suit.
MARTIN ROBINSON, Prop.
Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1883-08-17
nB-Come and examine the new stock
of Hats 4 Caps at Whidden Bros

Va AANSS ~ NURo eSe w llANNNAA A1AOos
BE sure that the gloves you buy
are branded 'Lippitt. Leak y Co" None
others are genuine California Buck.
People are hereby warned to look out
for the largest stock of clothing and fur
town ut Odegard & Thompcon's.
ezs~P:aints and Oils of all kinds at Ode
gard Il ThOmpsOns.
Egr IIarvesters can find the best glove
madeby calling for Lippitt. Leak u Co.'S
genuine California buckskin.
sale at Whidden Bros
eTrI have a large quantity of lime for
sale. S. \. WOOD, Willow. ID. Il.
ca" "Casady" Sulkysa at Holiday Bros
eY'Campbell 4 Sabin make loans on
FINAL PROOF. "
rY- -Lippitt, Leak 4 Co. are manufac-
turers of Genuine California Buck Gloves
and Mittens, hand made and warranted
not to rip, at San Francisco, Cal.
B'Ladies' and Gents fine dress shoes
i'm great array at OdegaId Il Thompson $.
Call and inspect.
RY~Call and see the celebrated House,
hold Sewing Machines at Buchheit Bros
Raw and boiled Linseed Oil at
at Odegard u Thompson's.
GA few Baby Carriages for sale at
Whidden Bros
a. Anything in the line of Farm Ma
hinery at Buchheit Bros
a. That Vermont Maple Syrup at
Odegard 4 Thompson is fine.
e5r Everybody buys those juicy Lemons
from Whidden Bros.
Oxen bought and sold at Odegard
u ThompsOn's.
wg@The Bank of Cooperstown is offer
ing some No. Land i'll the immediate
vicinity OF Cooperstown at big bargains.
eTHolliday Bros. have the finest line
of Machinery handled by any one firm in
the golden Northwest.
e5Y- Soda Water and Ice Cream at Ode
gard 4 Thompson's.
cB- Money to loan on clattels by
jacobson T. Serumgald Is
Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1883-08-17

Everybody invited to call and gaze on
that elegant lime Of glassware at Odegald
II Thompson If you don't buy it's
your own fault.
sWA full line of Dry Goods just
opened at Whidden Bros
EgAsk your merchant for pair of
Lippitt. Leak II Cos harvest gloves.
The best made.
ey" Casady Sulkies at Holiday Bros.
c5y \ car load Of Valley City Flour
just received and for sale low at Whid-
den Bros.
Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1883-08-17
New Stage Line.

We are running a tirst-class covered
stage between Cooperstown and the
U.S. IF # comfort % and M speed s are d, desired. @ "''
DAVIS u Co.