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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-02-23
To Delinquent Taxpayers.

NFFICE DISTRICT ATTORNEY EUREKA,
~ Nevada, Feb. IS, 1883. TO delinquent
taxpayers for the year 1892: BY order OF the
County Commissioners I am directed to com.
msnee suit against all persons whose taxes for
the year 1882 remain unpaid on
Monday. the I2th day Of March,
1883.
Until then taxes may be paid to the Auditor,
IN the County Recorders ofnce.
Attention 10 called to the fAct that costs of
suits In tax matters amount to $40 or $40 In
each case, and. as all fees must be paid into
the County Treasury, no oficer 10 authorized
dition to the costs, IS per cent on the amount
Of taxes is added as penalty. Pay your taxes
before the 18th of March, and save trouble and
expense. e. r. CARRIER,
fel4td District Attorney Of Eureka County.
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DE4T THH.

ANDKRsoN.-In this city, on the 18th inst
Mrs. Mary Janc Anderson, in the 5Slh year of
her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited 10 att nd the funeral
from st. Paul's M. K. church, South Queen
street, OIL Sunday afternoon at $50 o'clock. In
terment at Woodward Hill cemetery. 2t*
HAINEs.-June Is. Adam ID. Haines, aged IS
years.
Funeral on Monday at 10 a. M, from the
residence of his father, DR.. Jacob Haines, MIL
lersville, to proceed to Mennonite church,
MilIersville pike. Friends and relatives ale
invited to attend without further notice. 2t
DIRrTICH.-In this city. June Is, 1888, ID. W
Dietrich. in the sd year of his age.
His relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from his late
residence, No. q East Walnut street, on Mon
day afternoon at O'Clock. lnterment at
Shreiner'S cemetery. 1t
DITMARs In this city, on the 10Th inst, A.
d. Ditmars, in the Slst year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from his late residence, No. 80 East Orange
street, on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. In
termentat Lancaster cemetery. Ii
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NEW GOODS.
ASTRIGH BROTHERS, Ax...
PALACE OF FASHION.
NO. 13 EAST KING STREET.
LANCASTER, PA.
To-day we make mention of q few OF our
special numbers in
HOSI cry,
HOSI cry,

while everything else we have we sell at the
lowest market price and our ASSORTMENT Is
very largs w we sell Baibriggan rl; nh Hose fuli reg
striped and plain colored Hose at lOc. a pair.
otSer ceIors par Good
fancy cotton Hose, full regular made, at &c. q
pair. Child's siIk-clocked Stockings, in all
regular made Hose, in fancy striped ingram,
as low rs 25c. q pair. We have Child's Stock.
ings ali sizes IN black. In Gents Socks we
beached at i2kc. pair. We also have some
plain cOlOred silkclOcked at the same price.
Buy your Gauze Underwear from us, you
now. Lace Mitts take their place. We have
ParasSIs. CHILDKEN'5 WEAR. We have 's. a
Children, made of materials well-adarted Tor
summer wear, comprising Calic0es, Girg-
hams, Cliambiay, Seersucker and I.awEs .. Also
ages from the smallest to 16 years Of age.
After this size comes the ladies' sizes and our
stock of these Is now complete. We have
Albatross Cloth, Sateens, Lawns, Chintzes.
Seersuckers anu Chambrays. And our stock
OF White Dresses Is something that we take
great pride In show ing, rs our line of these
Is such that it cannot be surpassed in any OF
the larger cities. W e have q good assortment
that would be suitable for graduating Dresses
-as the season is now approaching when these
dresses will be wanted. we think it necesearv
to mention this fact. WHITE DRESS GOODS
We have all kinds of White Dress Goods that
good: Victoria Lawn IS Tow low az az TX ffac sVS 0u1 r
line OF Lawns, Chin'zes. seersuckers, Cham
6rays, Ginghams, Sateens, and all kinds Of
feel satisfied Of being able to please the mosi
particular both In price and styles. We sell
these goods by the yard, the same a. other
goods to make up, but We sell you whatever
you want In our stock.
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MARKEIN.
Phfla00lDhia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, June 16.-FlOur steady and
in moderate demand,
Rye -four at g 70Q3 IS.
Wheat unsettled No. Western Red 81 lsN
q 10; No. do 81 IA No. Pcnna. Red 81 2lH
a "a.
Corn dull and irregular sail Yellow at esq
65ck; sail Mixed, 63]zG6IHc; No. 3. Nike
Oats quiet No. l White, 5oxc; No. 2 do,
491<c No. 3 do. 481<c No. Mixed, 46kc,
Rye nominal at 7Oc.
Seeds-Timothy dull at u s5G2 Flax at u IS
a 60.
Provisions dull. lower and unsettled; Mess
Pork, $l90O; Smoked Hams, l3A014Hc {;
Picked do, l25<0l3c.
Lard dull, lower and unsettled city kettle,
Ike; loose butchers, SHGlpc prime steam,
nj.
Western Creamery extra, :l0ssc; B. G. and
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

Death OF Chief Justice brakes Daughter
Other News.
WASHINGTON, June 16.-Mrs. Ella b.
Cresson, eldest daughter of Chief Justice
Drake, of the court of claims, died IN this
city yesterday.
A Fruitloss Action.
The grand jury brought in another in .
dictment against Thomas. j. Brady,
charging him with having received 81, $50
from mail contractor as compensation
for a contract.
WHAT MRS. NickersOn Says.
Major Nickerson's second wife says she
has not seen nor beard from him for three
weeks. She says that her lawyer notified
her that she could not live with Major
Nickerson as his lawful wife, in view of
the action of the Philadelphia court and
that they thereupon separated, and all
relations between them have absolutely
ended"
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SECOND EDITION.
SATURDAY EVENING. JUNE 10. ls -.
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
CITY OF BRurHERLY LOVE DoINGs

How Wsh Lee Attempted to Crafty HIS
Revenge on Leo Yon-Phspps Not to
Have . New Trial.
PHILADELPHIA, June 16.-Eyer since
the raid on the Chinese opium and gam.
bling den, kept by Wah Lee, on North
Ninth street on Sunday last, several
Chinese have sworn to carry out threats
of vengeance on the infOrD,er who
caused their arrest. Leo YOD, a
Camden laundryman, was suspected.
and when he went to the laundry of
Lee Ling, at Ninth aud Race streets,
about one O'Clock this morning, he was
attacked by that individual and Mau
Yung. Lee Ling, it is alleged, fired shot
from q revolver at him. Both assailants
were arrested and held in 5000 bail each to
answer at court.
Application Dismissed.
The application of the Philadelphia &
Reading railroad company, for an iniunc-
tiOn restraining the Pennsylvania railroad
company from increasing the number Of
tracks Of the connecting railway at the
grade crossing the North Pennsylvania
tracks at Erie avenue, was dismissed by
Judge Thayer this morning aud referred
by him to a special master for examina-
ton.
Anthracite Coal.
The production of anthracite coal for
the first FIVE months of this year was
9,942, ,S12 tons or 1, 1897, 1873 tons in excess
of the corresponding period last year. The
stock of coal on hand at Tidewater ship
ping points on May 31st 1883. was 845, ,377
and on April 3Oth 1888, 719, ,232 a decrease
of 73. $50 tons.
Phlpps TO be Sentenced.
Judge Allison, in the court of quarter
sessions, this afternoon, Overruled the
motion for new trial in the case of Major
Ellis P. Phipps, ex superintendent of
the almshouse, recently convicted of
forgery, the court holding that none of
the reasons assigned for setting aside the
verdict were sufficient. Upon the request
Of counsel sentence was deferred until the
3Oth inst, in order to give the prisoner
time to arrange his private affairs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-06-16

CKEMA ATED,
The Remains OF Two Women Placed In Le-
mOyne's Fur0aCe.

WASHINGTON, Pa, June 16.-Thc re-
mains of Mrs. Bertha BleecheD,
who died in New York. were put in the
retort of tho Lemoyne furnace at nine
o'clock last night. The ashes were
removed at midnight. She was German
and a member of the United States Gre
nation company. The ashes will be sent
to Carlsruhe, Germany.
The body of Mrs. Cornelia Walberg,
wife of Simon Walberg, a mining broker,
of New York, arrived this morning and
was taken Immediately to the cemetery
and placed in the retOrt. When the ashes
are lifted they will be sent to her late resi-
dence.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-06-16
Cunning tor q Gunner

CINCINNATI. June 16-The sheriff of
Dunklin county, Mo-, with posse of so
men, is hunting for q man named Hay
den, who last Wednesday killed Captain
G. L. johnson, who resided near Kellitt,
by shooting him, first with double
barrelled shot gun and then with a
revolver, ten discharges being made into
his victims body.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-06-16

The old families of Philadel-
phia used to 60 for their best
Dry Goods toL. J. Levy & Co.,
the fine old merchants of their
| time, whose store stood in the
old Postof6ce Building, next to
the custom house.
In our early days Chestnut
street, below Fifth, was the cen.
tire of fashionable trade, but all
things move on, the postof6ce
moves to Ninth street and the
fashionable trade to Broad
street. We take our turn in
providing for this same fine
family trade, and forproof of our
ability to serve these family
supplies see our Linen Depart
ment and ask the housekeepers
who come year after year for
sheets and pillow castings, towels
and the like. We submit also
this abbreviated list of staple
things in stockings, of which we
hold all the year round the same
makes and qualities.
We do not mean to have a
store for the "best stocking for
a quarter" or the "best silk for
a dollar" but shall have the best
ofgoods of all kinds and a asteady
stock at steady prices with the
bargains sprinkled in alongside
of the full lines of regular and
always wanted goods.
The stock to-day in Hosiery
and Underwear alone, is over
100000 at our low retail prices.
There is no boast intended by
the mention of the figures. 1t is
only to show the vastness of our.
preparations for your trade that
sends us to all England, France,
Germany, as well as over our
own country.
When you have settled on the
makes and weights ofunderwear
and stockings you like, our store
shall be the closet to which you
can go at any time for more of
the same sort. The very best
makes of the globe are literally
laid at your feet, such as Morley,
Brettle, Smythe, Esche, Cart
wright, Smedley and Heinrich
Schopper; if any new maker
comes along we put him at your
service.
This list is not of broken lots
or jobs, but the carefully made
staples in unbleached and white
cotton and Isle hosiery, such as
we are never without. Fancies
must be left for another item.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-06-16

MONTREAL, June 16.-W. G. Phelan
has been arrested here at the instance of a
Boston detective preparatory to extradi.
tion for uttering forged paper in the
United States.
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Held to Answer.

Mrs. Edward F. Rannels, the woman
who is accused of stealing flowers from
John Brubaker's lot in the Lancaster cem
etery and planting them Oh her own lot,
had a hearing before Alderman Samson.
A prima facia case was made out against
her and she was held in $500 to answer at
cOurt
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An Experienced Practical Deprrst,

In this ago OF sDecialties a mar must serve
long years in some one business calling TO
achieve success. and he OF greatest benefit 10
his patrons. Specially true Is this of dentistry,
therefore our people should patrOnize w. l..
Fisher, whose twenty years. dental experience
is invaluable. At his Office, g. North Queen,
he furnishes full upper or under sets OF teeth
from $S to $40. Gas given. Preservation OF
teeth a speciality myl9.l3tdS
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N. Y. ext .. 19120c; do nrsts, 140l7c; Weseg9ns
ext .. l50l7c; good to choice, A0l3c.
Rolls at 7sel0c.
Eggs steady; Penna. extra, eOc WesternA =
lskc. -
Cheese quiet and unchanged !; New York fuu
cream, llA0l2c; Western, l0xc; do fatr 70
good, lOM4l0Ac; Pa part skins, 60Sc 90
full SKINS, Ji16c.
PetrOleum-kenned, 7L07Hc.
Whisky ar q IL
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Trial Began.

INNSBRUCK, Austria, June 16-The
began here to-day, on charge of high
treason, of Sabadino, who drove Over
dank, the bomb manufacturer, who was
executed by the Austrian authorities.
across the frontier.
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A hold Crowd.

MARsEILLEs, France, Juno 1G.-An
aeropaut named Jovis, accompanied by an
actress and a merchant, departed from
here in a balloon last evening, their pur-
pose being to cross part of the Medter
ranean. The balloon and its occupants
were picked up at sea.
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Grand Army Encamplnent.

General Heintzelman post No. 300, G.
A. X intend holding an encampment
and fair, in Kauffman's park, near Man
helm, commencing June Goth aud con-
tinuing twelve days. On the opening day
there will be a street parade by the men,
bers of the Grand Army, from different
towns, and several brass bands. On the
4th Of July there will be another parade
with a display of fireworks in the evening.
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SIAnJ0r Suit.

Levi l.. Ringwalt has brought slander
suit against Linford YOhn. 1t is alleged
that defendant circulated a slanderous re.
port concerning the daughter of the
plaintiff, aud the latter brings the suit for
her.
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Mills Closing In Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, June, 16.-Oliver
Bros, and Phillips lower mills and several
other mills in this city will close July
1st for repairs. The stoppsge will con-
sumo from four to six weeks.
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High Wickodncss,

MANSFIELD, La. June 16.-J. Lane Bor.
den, president of the Mansfield female
college, was killed by Rev. Ben. Jenkins,
jr., this morning. Borden seduced a
young lady friend of Jenkins.
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A Little Panic.

CHICAGO, June 16.-Somethipg of the
nature of a panic was occasiOned OF
change to-day by the announcement of the
failure of McGooch, Everingham s. Co.,
heavy dealers in provisions.
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The ladies of the Christian Temperance
union, desire 10 call attention again to the
lecture by ex-GOv. ST. John, of Kansas, to-
morrow afternoon at o'clO k, iE the court
house. The lecture will he free. A collection
will be raised for the lecture fund OF the
union 1t is expected that there will be good
singing. IL
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Killed by an Explosion.

GREENFIELD, Ind, June 16.-The boiler
of Cottrell & Kennedy's sawmill, near
Fortville, exploded this morning, killing
Kennedy instantly and mortally wounding
B. COttrell.
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wHArnEK INDICATIONS,

WASHINGTON, June 16.-For the Middle
Atlantic states, slightly warmer fair
weather, in southern portions, local rains
extreme northern portions, southeast to
southwest winds, falling barometer.
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Strawberry Festival

On Friday and Saturday evenings OF next
week Christ's Choral society will give straw
berry festival in Roberts hall, when Il ticket
OF admission procurcs Strawberries and
cream
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NEW ioRK. juno ls.-Flour dull and q
shade lower.
pressed very brisk speculative trading No.
Red, June, u 1891 l9A July, 81 MOL S01;
Aug 81 2l6l23H.
Western spot, i9la6jc !; DO future, 6lg67c.
Oats ssGgAc lower; NO. July, AZ0Ai1&c
CSC.
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IN MEMS GOODS.

French Lisle. sl.OO.
CHILDREN'S GOODS.
English White Socks. to 7H inch, 70 to Al
English White Socks, ! to IN inch, 80 to 50
cents
English White a Hose, to 81 inch. p to 40
English White x Hose. to 81 inch. ss to A
English Unbleached, ,:Clocked. Socks, 4 10 81,
English Unbleached, Clocked. a Hose, ~ to
Z; German Long Hose, white and upbleached,
German. same, embroidered. 5 to 81 inch, 80
to 4S cents.
German Lisle, white unb!eached, 5 to 81
inch. 45 to 80 cents.
German Lisle. ribbed, white and unbleach-
cd, to S% inch, 45 to 80 cents.
French 1isIe ribbed, unbleached, 5h to 81
inch, 70c. to $l.OO.
IN WOMEN'S GOODS.
German, white, not extra long, ., 81, S7H and
German, unbleacted. not extra long. 25. 81.
e German. m N unbieached, plain. extra long, 20.
English, unbieached. plain, extra 4ong, e5
cents.
IS. As and SO cents.
English, unbieached, CIocked, extra long, Is
cents.
Irish, unbleached Clocked, extra long. 81. .25.
German I.isle, unbleached, plain extra long,
so. IS, s. cents and Sl.OO.
81 90. $50, ST. Is 500, s2,25
German, extra wide, cotton. unbleached, 25,
80, so, 62. IS cents.
German, extra wide, L sle, unbleached, u
German; opera length, unoleached, cotton.
German, opera length, unbleached, Lisle,
We also have in stock heavy
cause elastic, and extra extra
wide cotton for rheumatic peo-
pie.
Arcade, west.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
1t is astonishing how many
boys shirt waists we sell, but
were they ever SO pretty or sold
for so little money? The one
lot at 80 cents advertised once
are more than half gone, and
now two smaller lots at half a
dollar each, will be snapped uE
as soon as seen.
81 dozens white linen laun.
dried, with collar and. cuffs
pleated front and back.
50 dozens unlaundried, with
box pleats.
Near Market street, centre entrance.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market strests and
| City Hall Square
PHILADELPHIA
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THE face Of humanity displays fewer PIN
pies than formerly, Reason-Glenn's Sulphur
Soap. "Hlrs Hair and Whisker Dye" 50 cts.
jll-lwdeod&W
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
QUE REGULAk OORREsPONDENOn
Events Along the susQuehanns~ltems ei
lurerest In and Ar0uud the Borough
Picked up by tho lnteln-

Sv.pt. along tho SusQuehanna~ltems Of
lprerest In and Arouud the Borough
Picked up by the lntelH-
gencer Reporter.
Services will be held at all the churches
tomorrow. The following are the sub.
jects Of sermons at some of them Metho
dist evening Safe Places - Prcsby-
terisn, morning: "Spiritual Tactics !"
the Fourth street Sunday-school will be-
gin at 9 a. M, and Salem chapel Sunday
tciOol at 6:15 p. M; United Brethren
church, morning d" The Bible and Re-
ligion from God - evening "Motives to
Christian Perseverance - lecture and
prayer meeting on Tuesday evening at s
p. m. St. Johns Lutheran Sunday
school will begin at9 a. M. the morning
the evening service a 6 p. N. At the
Bethel Church of God the subject of the
morning sermon will be Self Examina-
ton - evening. "The Works of the
Devil" Weekly prayer meeting on
Wednesday evening at p. m.
Notes Condensed.
Ole Hardtimes had a ground hog festi
val at his house near the Lancaster turn.
pike, last evening. All Tow Hill was out .
e. 4. Lutheran festival will be con-
tinued to night.-Pennsylvani castle No.
76, A. o. X. of IL. o., meet Tonight
=. X. X. pay Car arrived yesterday. Paid off
employees last evening and this morning.
Charles Lawhead lost a pOcketbOOk
containing old papers and $22 in money on
Front street.-In absence of the pastor of
Trinity Reformed church tomorrow, DR..
F. A. Cast, of Lancaster will preach in
the evening.-Mr. Jacob Sheath and
daughter accompanied the formers
son, Rev. Elias oneath, to his pastoral
charge at Weston. Vermont, yes
terday.-Samuel Stiles, committed
to Jail on charge of stealing shaving
instruments from from VIM. Redman.-
More Indian remains found back of r. s.
c. depot.-Dr. Kline, late of Sudbury,
will open up office on Locust street,
Market this morning we'll attended but
ter 15c, eggs 1Sc, strawberries 12 to
1Sc. per quart.-Thomas Mcclure, a
stranger, sent to wOrkhouse for being
night.
Before tho Squire.
Frank Wittig, John Richards and Chris
tian Weimer were before Squire Grier
this morning charged with being drunk
and disOrderly at tho Shawnee engine
house last evening. The latter two were
discharged on payment of costs Of suit,
and the former was committed to the
county workhouso for 10 days. Warrants
are out for several others engaged in the
same disgraceful affair.
Iu the late report of the experimenting
committee of the school board TO that
body, and which report was accepted by
the board, the abolition of the local insti-
tutes was recommended also that the
school term of 1888 4 be eight and a half
months. During the next term of school
the visiting committees will report at the
following meeting of the school board the
number of visits made by them, and the
condition of the schools visited.
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f'hlistiolphis.
,ns by Associated PresS.

Quotations by Associated Press.
Stocks steady.
Philadelphia Il Eric X. R............. 600. II
Reading Railroad. observation-disclosures 20N
Pennsylvania Railroad. ad...................... 6OT
Lchigh Valley Railroad. Oai......................7 u
United Companies OF New Jersey. 1921
Northern Pacific. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 52sz
Northern Pacific Preferred. ............ -. 3ON
Northern Central Railroad. ........ 800. 58k
Lehigh Navigation COmpany..............4 45N
NOrristOwn Railroad. d........................1O6 .1O6
Central Transportation COmpany......... SIX
Pittsbg, TituSvilIe Il Buffalo X. R....... AZ
Little Schuylkill Railroad. d..................5 59x
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Thunder It Down the Ager,
That for lameness, for rheumatism, for aches,
for pains, and tor spralns DR.. Thomas EcLec
trio OIL is a positive and reliable remedy. DR..
Thomas Eclectric OIL can be purchased OF
any druggist. For sale by H. b. Cochran.
druggist, l37 and l39 North Queen street.
My Wife Had Fits.
For 81 years." says our correspondent
Henry Clark, of Fairfield. Lenawee Co. Mich,
my wife had fi's. They would last about an
hour, and sometimes longer. samaritan Ner-
rinc has permanently cured her."
jI2lwdeod&w
The Removal Of the stamp Act y Benefit to
the People.
In anticipation OF the repeal OF the stamp
act, the size of tho bottles containing the eel
ebra' ed Simmons Liver Regulator have been
materially increased, SO that tor 81 the guam
tity of the medicine will be grt ater than here.
tOfore. Ask your druggist for, and be sure
you get the big bottle of SIMMONS Liver REaU-
LATOR.
CoLDEN's Liquid Beet Tonic will cure indi-
gestion, ard perpetuate bodily vigor. Take
no other. OF druggists. illlwdeod&w
THE most popular and fragrant Perfume OF
the day HACkMETACK." Try it. Sold by
III. Ii. Cochran, druggist, Nos. 137 and 139
North Queen street feb7-eOd3
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Files and Bugs.
Flies, reaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats, mice
gCphers, chipmunks, cleared out by "Rougll
ON RatS.'' l5c.
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Z. IL II. 3H. u.

Quotations by Reed, McGrann Co, Banh
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The Removal Of the stamp Act u Benefit I
the People.
NEW ADYEkTISEMENTY

GUNhE CITY TAX DUPLlCATE IL NOW IN
/ my hands, and per cent. abatement will
be allowed IT paid on or before July l.
1t C.F MYERS, City Treasurer.