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PERSONAL POINTS.

H-Persons Who havsrelatiyes or friends visiting
them, relatives friends abroad will confer fs-
yor By Informing NJ, or leaving names At this once
By postal or Otherwise.
Miss May Randall is visiting relatives
In Tiffin, Ohio. E'
Hon. Henry Kahlo, OF Toledo, was In
Napoleon Monday.
Mrs. Daniel Hartnett and family are
visiting in Urbana.
Miss Angie wann, Of Chicago, spent
Friday In Napoleon.
Mrs. Mary Dodd and granddaughter
are visiting In Toledo.
Miss Lille Heller will visit friends in
Fl. Wayne this week.
Toll Thompson and wife LEFT Tor San
Francisco, CAL, Monday evening.
Mrs. s. NJ. Heller and daughter Madge
are visiting in Fostoria this week.
Mrs. George Reeder, OF Big Rapids,
Mich, Is visiting Mrs. Josiah Roller.
Miss Cora Pratt. of Toledo, visited
friends in Napoleon during the past week.
Miss Addie Choate is visiting in New
Haven, Ind, the guest of Mrs. Inez Rog-
ers.
Mrs. Hattie Deitrick, of Defiance, was
the guest OF friends III Napoleon the past
week.
Mrs. Palmer, of Defiance, was the guest
last Sabbath Of her sister, Mrs. d. ]. Hum
phrey. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodward, from New
York State are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Draper Smith.
Miss Lizzie Wilson, of Scotland, is the
! guest OF her cousins in Napolean, Mr.. John
and David Wilson.
| John Shelf, who was formerly employed
| by Mr.. Cary, Is clerking for Bradley.
John will makea good clerk and has hosts
offriends.
Mr.. c. A. Hotchkiss and wife returned
to their home in Mantua, Ohio, the first OF
the week, after brief visit with friends
in Napoleon.
Mr.. Fred, Hefflinger is visiting old
friends in Franklin county. He expects
to take in the Democratic convention to-
day at Columbus.
Friends in Napoleon will be interested
to know that Mr.. l.. G. Taylor, formerly
| OF Napoleon, and lately of the Charlotte,
Mich, Republican, has purchased news
paper office at Alexandra, Dakota.
Saturdays Bee:-Miss Mary A. Nesbet
and Miss Annie Morgan, OF Dorr street,
have gone to Napoleon for few days, to
| be the guests of the Misses Bremen OF
that place and to witness the ceremony OF
dedicating' the beautiful Catholic Church,
which takes place tomorrow.
Anything relating to Mrs. Rebecca Nc
Cam is of interest to her friends in and
around Napoleon, her former home. The
Bee of Saturday says: "On the occasion
of the fourth annual reunion of the Ohio
ex-prisoners of war, held at Newark, O.,
Wednesday and Thursday, of this week,
Mrs. Rebecca Steedman McCann, of this
city was impressed into the service with
no less than seven recitations, and they
were 10th to part with her at that number.
The Newark Daily Star thus speaks OF
| her on the first evening:
"The recitation by Mrs. Rebecca Steed-
man Mccain, OF Toledo, was so impressive
that she was called upon three separate
times and each time held the audience
spell-bound. This lady possesses great
ability as an elocutionist and adapts her.
self to all subjects with an accurateness
that is simply wonderful.
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We interviewed Canal Superintendent
d. IL. Hancock on Tuesday and learned
that IL was his intention to secure the con-
sent of the Board of Publid Works to his
dredging the lS-mile level the present sea-
son. 1t is expected that the Board will
pass over the canal the later part of June
for the purpose of making examination of
the needed repairs, and 1t would be good
plan for our manufacturers to assist Supt.
Hancock in his efforts to secure their con-
sent to the dredging, as there is no doubt
but that it would almost entirely do away
with low water during severe winters.-
South Toledo Era.
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The Posts of Ohio Of the G. A. r. have
been invited and the invitation accepted
to participated in the grand National Re-
union of soldiers which is to be held at
Columbus, July ~, to 9th, inclusive, 1888.
The Executive Committee OF the Ex-Sol-
diers and Sailors Association of Frank
lin County, under whose management the
Reunion will be held, have set apart
Thursday, July 26th. as Grand Army
Day. The exercises the day will consist
in part of grand parade of the Posts of
the Grand Army of the Republic in the af-
ternoon and Grand Army Camp Fire in
the evening. The full programme, list of
speakers, &c., will be announced in future
orders.
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CHANGES IN OHIO oLAws.-Many changes
are made each year in the laws which ev-
cry one is supposed to know and is abound
to obey, at his peril. The changes made
last winter are more numerous and inn
portant than at any time since the adop-
tion of the Revised Statutes, abolishing
private seals, changing and enlarging lien
laws, tax laws. etc. These changes are
admirably pointed out by the "Revsing
Statue slips" issued by Robert Clarke 4
Co., the Cincinnati publishers, which show
plainly all changes in the former laws,
and where the change is to be found.
These slips resemble somewhat a large
sheet OF small postage stamps, and are de-
signed to be pasted opposite the changed
sections of the laws, there being slip for
each changed section, but they are useful
tor reference without being so used. They
must be actually indispensable to all Off
GERS and persons having copy of the Re-
vised Statutes. Price 25 cents.
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South Side Personals.

We are pleased to learn'that Miss Helen
Booher is much improved in health and
was able to call upon several of her many
friends OF this place on Sunday last.
Miss Lettie Hurford spent Sunday with
Misses Epsy and Maggie Hill.
Miss Laura Peyton visited friends in Lib
erty Center last week.
Mr.. c. Gearhart is visiting his sister in
Iowa. Will not return tor several weeks.
Miss Eva Bloomfield spent last week
with Mrs. Emery in the country.
Miss Verdia Wells, OF Monroe tp., visit
ed friends in Napoleon the past week.
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MARRIED.

BocKLEMAN-HBEs.-A the residence
of the BRIDES parents, Harrison Tp., Hen
ry Co., o., June IL, 1888, by Rev. F. g.
Stauffer, Frederick Bockleman to Miss w.
HI. R. Hees.
BECKER-MCEwEN.--A the residence
of the brides parents. in Holgate, June 4,
1888, by w. J. Johnston, J. p, Mr.. Chas.
e. Becker and Miss Myrta McEwen.
Both of Holgate, o.
SHOEMAKER - CHASE. ON Tuesday
evening, June 18th, at the residence of the
brides parents, in Napoleon, o., by Rev.
B. w. Slagle, Mr.. Philonzo D. Shoemaker,
OF Defiance, and Miss Lillian Chase.
ErTER-HALL.-On June 10, 1888, at
the residence of the bride, Napoleon, Ohio,
on Sabbath evening, by Rev. Zook, Mr..
James Ketter and Mrs. Mary E. Hall. All
ofNapoleon, Henry county, o.
SILvENs-HAaANs.-O the June 2, 1888,
at the residence of the officiating Elder,
Isaac Hudson, in Liberty tp., Mr.. Manassas
Silvens, and Mrs. Cora Hagans. All of
Henry county, Ohio.
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Fourth of July Excursion on the
B. & o. II. r..

The B.& o. r. r., will sell round trip
tickets at low excursion rates from all sta
tions to all stations on its Trans Ohio Di-
visions good going July2, 8, and 4, and
good returning to July 5th, inclusive.
Take advantage of the low rates offered
to visit the following cities on its line,
Wheeling, Bellair, Barnesville, Cam
bridge Iawreneevile, ,see,1 EeWars, ,as GoTm
Putin Bay, Tiffin, Fostoria, Chicago, syr-
acuse and Avondale. The fine fishing at
Putin Bay, Syracuse and Avondale offers
special inducements to lovers of that
sport
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Notice of Ditch Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that the work Of con-
IN structing county ditch improvement No. 4i2,
petitionhd for by Jacob Brown and others. will be
sold atpubc auction on the 25th day Of June A. d.
1883, at Stockmanville, Henry County Ohio Said
sale will commence at 10 O'Clock a. m. of that day
and will Se conducted by Henry Kolbe Eco, the en-
gineer appointed by the Board of Commissioners.
BY order of Board OF Commissioners
CHAS. EVERS.
June l4-2. Auditor, Henry County, o.
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YOUNG MAN DROWNED IN PLEASANT
TowNsHIP.-While in bathing in a pond
ON the Ridge road, Pleasant township, on
Sunday last, Mr.. Chas. Hornung, Jr., q
son OF ex-Comimssioner Hornung, of New
Bavaria, was seized with the cramp and
drowned. He was in the Goth year of his
0un
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Gard,

We desire to return our sincere thanks
to the many kind friends and neighbors
who rendered us assistance during the sick
ness and death of our son.
Mr.. AND Mrs. JOHN FREAsE.
June 10, 1888,
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Notice,

Parties having pictures framed at my
Photograph Gallery, which remain un-
called for, are requested to call and take
them away within the next 80 days, or
they will be sold.
ct G, w. GARDNER & Son,
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Notice Of Ditch Sales.

NOTICE is hereby given that the work of o1n.
~ structing county ditch improvements No. al
and 424 both petitoned for by the trusteec of Bart
public auction on the 26th day II June, A. D. .iSs
at the Erie House in Deshler, Ia aid Henry county
Said sales to commence at 20 O'Clock a. m. Of that
day.
BY order of Board Of Commissioners.
June 142. CHAS. EEERS, County Auditor
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Take Care Of Your Cows.

Owners of cows or other horned cattle,
are hereby notified that all such cattle
will be taken up and impounded under the
law II found on the streets after 7o'clock
p. m. J. D. RITTER, Marshal.
June IA, 1888. ct
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Hancock, who is again located at the
Boat Store, wishes to see all his old Gus
toners, and as many new ones as choose
to call, at his old quarters, where he in
tends keeping general stock of groceries
and provisions, and everything usually
found in grocery store. Bottled ale and
porter for family use always on hand. tt
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Cords and stacks OF working pants from
eighty-five cents pair upwards. Good
working shirts and the best regular dollar
overalls at eighty to eighty-f five cents, also
the best fifty cent overall ever exhibited at
Bernstein's One Price Clothing House.,
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Towns are now being visited by swind-
lers who call themselves agents for some
city dyeing establishment, and they call
at residences to collect shawls, clothing etc.,
to be dyed and returned, but the owners
never see anything more of their goods.
Let all beware.
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Rev. Baichley, of Grand Rapids, preachd
in the Presbyterian Church in this place
on Sabbath. His family accompanied him,
and on Monday they left for Tifin to be
present at the commencement exercises OF
heidelberg College, of which institution
Rev. Baichly is a graduate.
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BAUM.-On Monday, June IS, 1888, in
Napoleon, Miss Lena Baum, aged % years,
2 months and q days.
FREAsH.-on June 10, 1888, Walter
Frease, aged 80 years, 8 months and 4
days.
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There will be meeting Of the Alumni
at Union School Office, Tuesday evening,
June 10th, at 7.3O. Each member lie earn
estly requested to be present.
e. WEAVER, Pres't.
NAE 9HErFIEI.D. Eect,y.8 ET 4H4
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Over five hundred boys school suits
and childrens, suits from dollar seventy.
Ave cents up to ten dollars. All grades al
very low figures at Bernstein's One Price
Clothing House. 3t
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Spring and summer clothing, 100 suits
for men, boys and children to be closed out
regardless of cost. Now is your chance to
fine nobby suits at about one half their
value at d. q j. Wilson's. Ct
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LosT. Between Napoleon and l.. Waites,
Picture Of young lady in walnut frame.
The finder will be paid tor trouble and
oblige the mother by leaving the same at
Saur's Drug Store. st
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Scribner & Ulrich have four kinds of the
leading and best riding and walking Corn
Cultivators. Every one guaranteed to
give the farmer perfect satisfaction or no
sale. viz: John Deere, Fremont, J. I. Case
and Hoosier Boy. 3t
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Trunks, Satchels, gum coats and Um-
brellas, cheaper than the cheapest at Bern
stein's One Price Clothing House. st
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SUMMER GooDs.-As we desire to close
out our stock of summer goods we have
put prices on them that will move them ii
low prices will be any inducement. Call
and see for yourselves at Wilson's. 2t
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Letters remaining nncalled for at the
Napoleon, Ohio, Post Office, for the week
ending June 10, 1883:
John Anderson, A. G. Bucher, Geo. w.
Bechel, j. Fehrlaer, Mrs. Ella Hall, N. G..
Lash, August Peterson, Mary Schroeder.
will please say they were advertised and
give date. JAMES 8. FOUKE.
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when you meet with an accident, get a
sprained ankle, or are otherwise injured,
don't 10 to the expense of sending for q
doctor, but apply Kendall's SPAWN Cure,
and you will experience instant relief.
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Farmers If you want a good substantial,
light draft Binder, get the new improved
Buckeye. There Is not Binder In the
market better constructed, easier handled
lighter draft or that gives the farmer SO
little trouble and annoyance in the har-
vest field as the Buckeye. st
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"Bill" Cole was up before Squire Tress-
Ter on Monday, for an old offense, burg
larry. The Prosecutor did not think the
evidence strong enough for conviction
and he was discharged. Cole will find his
way back to the Penitentiary if let alone.
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During the thunder storm on Sabbath
lightning struck the spire on the new
Catholic church, doing slight damage.
Quite number OF people were in the
church at the time
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The biggest and incest stock OF white
goods, such as white dress goods, embroid-
cry, laces. lace curtains, bed spreads,
bleache,l and brown inusliis, that ever
were in The town, you can find at Geo. &
Joe's. N 3t
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Seed Buckwheat at Bradley's.
Don't Read This:!!

Necktie social given by Y. P. T. u,
at Beckman Hall, on Wednesday evening,
June 27, 1888. Refreshments served in
the most inviting manner.
COMMITTEE.
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It now looks as though we would have
no Fourth Of July celebration In
Napoleon this year. Toledo, Defiance,
Liberty and all the other littlO villages
got the bulge on us. Don't let them do it
again. #. ....4
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A smart young man picked upa flower
in the ballroom last evening after all the
girls had gone, and sang, pathetically
"'Tis the lost rose of some her."
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The new Postmaster General has decid-
cd that to fail to notify publishers when
subscribers remove or fail to take papers
frem the postoffiee, the Postmaster shall
be responsible for the subscription.
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The Light Guards were inspected on
last Thursday evening by Col. Axline.
The company were highly complimented
for their proficiency.
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Shasteen Bros. have the largest and finest
stock OF confectionery to be found in Ma
poleon, and at very low prices. Give them
call If
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For fruit cans 60 to Bradley's.

Go and see those splendid all wool blue
flannel suits for ten dollars, also don't for
get to look ut those nice i've dollar suits
at Bernstein's fair dealing One Price Cloth
ing House. st
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Rowery Dance.

There will be a bowery dance in N. Jack
sons Grove, Emile north OF Grelton, s0n
the Fourth OF July. Everybody invited.
.atss#a w. WATSON,
2t L. A. JACKSON.
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A horse belonging to Mr.. John Gessner
jumped over the iron fence at the new
Catholic church. on Thursday last and
broke his leg. The animal was killed.
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The dedicatory services OF the new Cath
Ollie Church on last Sabbath were sdecided
success. The day was fine, until the
storm towards evening, and large crowd
congregated in town and at the church..
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Tine Val tel who sells the best paint.
Look at D. ]. Humphreys residence
painted eight years ago, then look at some
others painted tiro or three years ago." "a
word 70 the wise etc" --9 q
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TOLEDO AND PUT-IN-RAY
STEAMER LINE.
CHIEF JUSTICE WAITE.
E. McNELLY, Master,

Z. MCNELLY, Master,
win daily during the season of Iss3 as follows
on and after June Goth:
Leaves Toledo for Putin Bay (exccpt SUNDAYS
and Thursdays), $40 a. M; returns p. M Leaves
every Sunday for Fut-in-Bsy o. M. returns 8 n.
m. Leaves for Detroit every Thursday $ a. M; re.
turns 3 pm. Fare for round trip same day 81 90.
one way, 75c. Previous to June 90 will run Sun.
days, Wednesdays and Fridays. Connects at Put
in Bay with steamers for sandusky, Kely's Island
and Detroit. Tickets sold and baggage checked
through. During the campmeetiDg connects with
steamer at Put in-Bay for Lakeside All return trips
to Toledo will be in time to connect with evening
railroad trains leaving the city. Special rates given
to large excursion parties. Address,
CHAS. WEST,
Sec'y L. E. st. BIT. Co.
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D. J. Humphrey, Druggist, prompt
to get any good thing, has se-
cured the Agency for Zoa Phora-woman's
friend. See advertisement in another coll
limu 3sAs5s ~8@ '-%iee'-. ~ NJ sss," At
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Defiance Erpress:-Mrs. Geo. Van Hyn-
ing and daughter, were in the city over
Saturday, en- route tor Napoleon, after
five weeks visit in Illinois.
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Y. p. II. u.

The regular meeting of the Y. P. T. U.
will be held at their rooms OH Friday
evening of this week. A full attendance
is earnestly desired.
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Those of our subscribers who have not
favored US with "a call for year or more,
at the NORTHWEST Office, or sent us any
thing In the meantime, will greatly oblige
by calling soon and favoring US with the
little amounts due. We must have what
is due us. A
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Transfers of Real Estate.

The following transfers have been re-
corded since our last publication:
J MCGEE to r Reese, 40 acres in Barlow tp, $3.50
r b Hoy to H George, 40 acres in Mariontp, 800
L Walker to M Longnecker, 1s Of so acres In
DaInuscus tp....... 80
Damascus tp ............ ......... ....... 1925
G Daum to Imber, TX acres in Napoleon
" d Hill to G W Hart, lot 70 in Hsmler.... 200
Fluhart to Hahn d. Yacke, lot "a In RAN
dal's add to Napoleon......,.. ........... $50
Wardon to T & X Wardon, 29H acres In
hugevlue tp".... .........".....-.......... Z3oO
Papar to Seinholtz, lot in Dodd's LIST
add to Napoleon n............................. 1900
Naugle to W Racey, lot Q in Diemer's sub
div In Napoleon ............-............. 700
Lows add to Napoleon on ...............,... ~ 1000
w Sheffield to A Teeples, lot Ga in Sheffield's
I'd add to Napoleon ................ ....... $50
Murry to Walker, 36 acres in Harrison
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A lecturer is telling show we hear" It
is easily told. Somebody tells friend OF
ours, and tells her not to tell. That's the
Wav we hear.
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The potato crop bids fair.


Gardner a Son have = fne lot Of stereo-
sale at their gallery. 2t
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Mrs. A. e. Mann requests those ladies
wantingdresses cut or made, to call at her
rooms, over Stuckman's grocery. Her
prices are reasonable. tt
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The free trial bottles of DR.. Days Lini-
ment ut J. C. Saur's drug store, will show
this to be the strongest and quickest rem
edy for external use, that is known.
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Card.

We desire to return our thanks to the
many kind friends who sympathized with
us in our late bereavement.
Mr.. AND MRS. FERDINAND BAUM.
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Groschner IL Reddersen are agents for
the Light Running Eureka Mower, six to
eight loot cut. Do not buy Il mower un-
til you see this machine. 81
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1t would do no harm if the authorities
would Ill. up few OF the mud holes on
West Washington street.
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Farmers and working men, ask for the
Pat. Duplex overalls; the best in the mar
ket; out wear two other pair; at S. M.
Honeck the tailor. If
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CLOVER HAY FOR SALE.-On the farm
adjoining Nicholas Fast's. For sale cheap.
Inquire of Of VIM. Brownell. 2t
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CARPETs.-As we desire to close out our
present stock of carpets we will sell them
at greatly reduced prices for the next
80 days. Now is your time 70 buy carpets
cheap at Wilson's. ct
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For the next 10 days we will offer
some special bargains in shoes and
slippers at No. 1888" If
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Groschner & Reddersen have the best
Wheel Rake in the market. 1t has spring
seat. 3t
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j. W. Hudson is prepared to furnish pine
cisterns Of any dimention rs cheap as for
merly on very short notice. Coal tar turn-
ished gratis. If
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II you consult your own interest before
purchasing shoes, you should call and see
Frease q Longs 10 kinds of mems shoes.
If
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Liberty Center will celebrate the 4th OF
July. Liberty is an enterprising little
village.
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Big bargains, are offered in mems, boys
and childrens' clothing at Geo. Il Joe's.
Or
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The building occupied by Conrod Stem
Ter next door TO Shasteen Bros. Inquire
of j. B. Dittenhaver. If
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Parentsl Be warned In time and sit
down on the toy pistol before the Fourth
Of July come and IL is everlastingly toe
late. ltIt
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