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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-07

r0aag mems suits, unsurpassed in
style and beauty. E. Heidi, 1888 Congress
street.-AdC.
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Workingmen,s Benevolent association

The members of the above Association will
meet at their hall, at O'Clock THIS AFTER
NOON. to pay the last tribute of respect TO
their deceased brother. WIN. DOwNEY.
By order of the President
ROBT. CHARLTON.
PATRICK SULLIVAN, Sec'y.
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New Spring Goods now open at Z
HeidTs, 139 Congress s1Feet.-Adu.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-07

Straw Hats, just opened, at p. Heidts,
1879 Congress street.-Adv,
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IN conversation with the City surveyor
Yesterday a MORNING News representa-
tive was informed that the number 81
buildings erected thus far during the
present wear is greater than it has ever
been during like period since the city
vva. INCORPORATED. During the past month
twenty MHIing permits We're granted for
about thirty houses. These houses are
FufIt I'D an average outlay Of S3,OyO, max
Iug total 81 100000 invested IN buildings
nearly AIN u which are within the c0rpor-
ate limits.
All encouraging fact is that the money
thus invested has not been obtained at a
hf-h rate Of interest and at great sacTi-
fces. hut fr0mloan associations upon easy
terms.
Tine majority Of these new dwellings
have been built by young men out o. their
savings. The records show that during
the past year 23n houses were erected al
ana estimated cost If S260,010.
Indications point strongly to cOntlnu-
auce 1T The. boom iii building, and there
seems "a De no doubt that savannah VIII
soon .urpass Atlanta in the erection not
only Grfine residences. but comfortable ten
ement houses for her large class Of work
ing people who are the intruments and
promoters of her prosperity and wealth.
Runaway on the Louisville Aoau'
Yesterday morning while Mr.. Henry
N I8mis0n. liying'0n the Louisville road,
WA. driving home with wagon load Of
provisions. and when near the seven-lnile
post. hi. horses became frightened at a
train If cars On the Central Railroad
The team being young and full Of mettle-
they made a rapid break, throwing sir
I.,1uf-op into the ditch. while his little
bow was tossed Out behind the wagon
Fortunately the horses were captured by
i party Oh negroes coming into the city:
Mr.. Jami~On was badly injured. Ills
collar bone was dislocated, and he sus-
rainad several severe bruises, while ms
little son received only few scratches od
his arm and legs.
The provisions were scattered along the
road. After Gathering up the remnants
thav continued on their way home-the
father leading the frightened animals
while the son held the lines.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-07

Summer Soarfs and Ties,
Linen Collars and Cuffs new, at LaFar's.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-07

Beautiful lot Children's Spring Suits
opened at E, Heidt's, 1S9 Congress street.
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DIR. A. O. Best, Dentist,
HAS RETURNED,
COR. BROUGHTON AND BARNARD SITS.
Notice..
OITT TREASURER ) UFFICE,F
SAVANNAH, GA, August ~, 1888.

CITY TREAsURER's OFFICE,l
SAVANNAH, GA, August q, 1888.
Holders of GROUND RENT LOTS in ar
rears for two or more quarters rent, are re-
quested to call and pay the same on or before
SATURDAY, the 18th day of September proX.,
otherwise, on the Monday following | shall
furnish the City Marshal with list of all
ENTERED in accordance with the city
ordinances in such cases made and provided.
c. 5. HARDEE, City Treasurer.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-07

Gauze Underwear I'm ColOrs,
just the thing for the boys, at LaFar's
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Fancy Half Hose and Isle
And BalbrIggan at LaFar's.-Adu-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-07

Hall of Jasper Council No. 10, H. c.
A regular meeting of this Council will be
held THIS friday EVENING.
T. A. ASKEW, L.
CIAprNcGF : CpSSFRAT Secretary
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Children's Fancy Hats,
A large variety, open at LaFar's.-AdU.
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MCCARTHY Died. September 6, MAMIE
E., only daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs. L. a. Nc
Earthly. aged years and months.
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publications..

At the Low Price of 81 so Per ABnum.
TINE best advertising medium for Savan-
nah, Macon and Atlanta. 1t is devoted
to the interest of the farmers and supplies
the place of most excellent family paper
around the flreside.
1t is a fit companion alike for the young and
old. Its religious and moral tone is the high
est, its mechanical execution and editorial
makeup are not surpassed by any weekly
local journal in Georgia, as is testified 80 by
competent judges, the Endorsement aaG opin-
ions of some of whom we give below,
In editorials, general makeup and me-
chanical execution i IS the best weekly in
Georgia G. NJ. DAVIS.
Firm Davis q LeveFett
OF all the weekly papers I see the CHRONl-
Gle is the best DR. j. X. BRANHAM
Macon, Ga.
1t is the first we read at my house. Ii is
the best paper | ever took.
". B. MARTIN.
Two features in the CHRONICLE make it de-
servedly popular among the country peOple
especially. viz: the able sermons published
from time to time and the column OF Georgia
news culled from your exchanges.
Col. j. w. PRESTON.
Monticello, Ga.
OF all the weekly papers | receive through
out the district your CHRONICLE is the best.
like it. THOS. g. LAWSON
Judge Superior Court, Ocmulgee Circuit.
consider the GEORGIA CHRONICLE one Of
the best weeklies in the State. Farmers and
other people whose mail facilities TO not war
rant subscription for s sally can take no
better paper than the CHRONICLE.
j. S. TURNER,
Judge County Court Putnam county,
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cotton belt bulletin tor the tWenty-iour
hours ending at ; O'Clock D. IN. sept. 8:
AVERAGE.
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Boys and Mems Mackinaws,
All STYLES and sizes, at LaFar's.-AdU.
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EXPERIENCE.

Mrs. William Downes, OF Uxbridge, Mass,
writes on March IL, 1888, as follows:
"pGring the past three years | have been a
gre at sufferer from a complication OF diseases
which batled the skill of the most exper-
fenced doctors, us / could not obtain perma-
nent relief by their treatment and prescrip.
lions; and ! have also tried many so.called
cures in the medinee line, but could get no
relief. The pains, aches, and weakness In
creased so rapidly and constantly that / was
so re uced in strength rs to be unable to leave
the bed, and the doctors informed me that
there was no hope OF a recovery. In this ex-
hausted and discouraged condition a dear
friend persuaded me TO use Hunt's Remedy,
and after taxing ii only three days 1 COM
menced TO get better, and 10 my great Joy and
delight | nave continued to improve con-
stantly by It's use, until now, after having
taken the remedy only q few weeks, / am
able to be about my house again and am now
doing my homework. Ny lame back Is cur
ed, the severe pains have disappeared, and /
am now in better health than for many years,
and leg this privilege OF gladly recommend.
ing Hunts Remedy to all who are affected
with any disease OF the kidneys or liver; and
I also mighty recommend 1t for the attacks OF
sick headache. My hu ,band also has exper-
fenced q very great benefit TO his health by
the Use OF this most valuable medicine,
Hunts Remedy
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my friends In England. There's m are
slang for your and Mrs. Lang ~
laughed heartily.
An oner OF Marriage
"You must have had = good deal OF
amusement from some of the leu ms
you have received 2" the reporter slg-
gested.
o."Yes, indeed, I have" Mrs. Lsngtry
replied; sand just think Of it! The
other day ] had an offer OF marriage
from a man out West; but before l had
time to answer it he sent me an apollo.
getic telegram saying he had just heard
Ihat / was married. That amused me
very much"
Mrs. Lanstry's vaiedictory.
AS the reporter rose to leave Mrs.
Langtry said, "Although / am not
really saving farewell to America yet
as | am going away I would like to say
goodby or au rer0ir in the following
words:-Iam perfectly determined that,
no matter what unkind attacks are
made upon me in 3 certain portion OF
Il e press, they cannot put me out OF
love with q country and people who
have been very, very kind to me.
Everywhere | have been people have
beer kind to me, Notwithstanding some
malicious rumOrs to the contrary. L
have been happy and we'll out here,
and / look forward with the greatest
pleasure to returning to h public that
has been so generous and kinu 10 me-
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..OTR FLAG IL STILL THERE

Nr. $ b. Iongfellow, Augusta, Me-, east
SIDE river, writes us under d ate OF April Is.
1888:
TO whom It may conoern: This may GER
tify that two years ago / was very badly
afflicted with kidney and urinary difficulties,
which extended through the system and laid
me up for weeks, so that l could do no work.
| had the most skilful physician in town,
who gave me 10 assistance. Hearing OF
Hunts Remedy, / got a bottle, and half OF 1t
cured me entirely, so that ! have been well
ever since. The Other half l gave to a neigh
Dor who was afflicted much as was, and II
restored him to health. l can truly say
Hunts remedy has been OF great and mex
pressibIe worth to me"
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ing 2,6s0 cattle, 1.2f1 hogs, 1879 sheep
sDd lambs. 26 calves. and IS horses.
Shipments to Europe, New York, Phila-
delphia, &C.: 2,24s cattle, 1858 sheep and
lsEbs, l23 hogs, I calf and 3 horses.
Sales Of the week TO butchers and deal
ers Ill cattle, aud 2,9S6 sheep and lambs.
Se Rhflaaelphia-
PHILADELPHIA, July 2S-Cattle market
dull receipts 4, 100 head; sales Of prime at
6K@6Ke good SIC, medium 5A1
5Xc, and common at 5951<c per b. Sheep
market active: receipts 1000 head; sales OF
prime sheep at 5@5Hc, good 4H@4Nc.
Medium SA@4Hc, common S@3Hc, and
culls 2@2Ac per b.. Lambs 3H6sc per 10.
Hog market dull; receipts 4,2sO head; sales
at s@Xc per h.
New York.
NEW YORK, July 25.-Bee'-Receipts 800
head, all consigned; dressed beef quiet at
7@715c for Texas sides; 7h@9c for western
Or, sssd natives do; S@9Hcfor city slaught.
cred. Exports 95 live cattle, 1870 quarters
beef and $50 careasses mutton.
sL~eep-Receipts l,4O0 head; market dull
sbe,p 81 00@6 90 per cwt; lambs s. oO9
7 80 per evil.
Fcgs-Receipts l,600 head; live hogs
irmer at Sc 25@sG IS per cw1
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Piles

Piles are frequently preceded by a sense
o. weight in the back, loins and lower psrt
of the abdomen, causing the patisat TO sup
pose he has some affection of the kidneys
or n~eighboring organs. At times, symp-
toms Of indigestion are present, as hatu-
rncy, uneasiness of the stomach, etc. a
moisture, like Precipitation, producing =
very disagreeable itching, particularly q!
night after getting warm in bed, is a very
common attendant. Internal. External
ard Itching Piles yield at once to the sp
p:;cation Of DR.. BoSsnko's Pile Remedy
which acts directly upon the parts affected,
absorbing the Tumors, al'ayIng the intense
itching and effectlng a permanent cure
whe;e a. other remedies have failed. Do
not delay until the dram on the system
produces permanent disability, but Try IL
ami pe cured. Price, so cents. Sold by A.
f. Young, C.. Moenkemoeller and Logan &
Co., wholesale agents.
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MEATS
Market steady.
Produce.

Corrected by ISHAM & DIGBY, Produce
Commission Merchants, 1905 Main street.
These prices are based upon wholesale lots
only. Allowances must be made FOR small
er lots.
Apples-New crop in market selling at
81 75a3 so. owing to condition.
Bufter-Prime to choice creamery 2a2Sc;
choice dairy lSG20c: common to fair do i69
lSc; good to prime country roll lISlSc; COM
NOR mixed stock ssioc; gSSS dC demand es
BB~esnsAPrime new nsSiss = I5s2 g; 90
mediums g lO92 20; marrow fat ~; nina
CheeseNSsles in a io6bing way OF prime
p,ild Ohio factory at sal2%ct New York 30.
shen l4s49l5c; Sweitzer loSl6c; LimoerserH
@l5c.
9oSlSlc; impaired do. l5Sl6c; raspberries $40
soc: blackberrtes loo. New sun ieI-Ap
quarters &c; sliced s9sc; peaches new halves
do blackberries Sc; do raspberries SisSoc;
pitted cherries Ea29c. New evaporated APP
pies 15ai7c. Apples very slow:
FeatherIChoice eOas5c in original pack
ages Ia5c more in small lots.
Eoreign Fruits -Florida oranges s. 00a7 90
per box; Messina do = 1SsS 70; NeIencla 40
IS Ua7 - per case; Jamaica do 20 pNho ~ per
Dbl. Messina lemons 81 Sla, % per oox. NJ
PeasDGreen 81 5Oal 90 per busheli split sa
SIC per n.
PeonItry-IIve chickens s. OosS IS per dozen
for old spring chickens q Ioss 10; dressed
chickens isalie: dressed turkeys l6slsc- De-
RsGsShre steady at lsIa2c for white mixed
cotton; ialXc for AL wool and l%alHc Tor
seeSs-sales OF timothy seed at q loa2 3
nor bnshel; clover small seed IS GOAL 80; large
a 75a9 90, as TO quality.
sweet ~ider-Sand refined % ooas 50 per Dbl:
country s6aS: crab so.
sweet Corn-Is quoted at 4Ta5c per %.
Tauov-Country 6a6Hc; city 1aItSc;
Green Stuf-Peas 81 O9l . per hsIl osrfei,
s. 0od2 50 per bushel oox; ste,n ~
beans y 0S2 IS per bushel boz: caooaee go
neT box :Rermuda onionsSl 50 per box; Soutn-
81 S0a2 90 per bushel;. green on
IONS and radisbes 59l0c per dozen ouncheS
Flour, Grain and Feed.
Corrected every week by NJ. al. POLLOCK,
msnufacturers Of the Silver Gloss flour. a.
the Pacific Mill, corner OF fourteenth ano
Market streets. Market very Ill, Win pros
poets Of q decline,
FLoUR y GRAIN.
Family Flour, wholesale.-.----..-- --s W
Middltpgs per ton ~ ~
Fran per - 80
Corn per -
Wheat per ~
Oats, a.
Oats state
HAY.
Bailed tie 1g'aa ~
! --- ----.- W
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Irregular.
STATE SECURlTIES-Dull,

STATE SECURIIIEs-Dull.
STocKs-In the early dealings at the
Stock Exchange the market was strong and
~fractionally higher. Denver & Rio Grande,
however, declined ~ per cent. to 36X,
and Wabash shares and Louisville &
Nashville are also weak. Speculation
during the greater part of the day was dull
and irregular, but toward the close a good
buying movement set in and the market
gradually advanced to the best figures OF
the da3, which wers 4 to ~ higher
than last nights closing. Changers
trunk lines and Northern Pacific shares
were the most prominent in the advance.
The undertone of the market was strong,
partly owing to the fact that the passenger
difficulties in the trunk line pool had been
amicably arranged and to the highly en-
couraging repo, Is in regard to the corn
crop. The rumor that Secretary Folger
would issue a call for bocds before August
LIST also stimulated purchases in specialties,
Richmond and Danville rose 2 per cent to
7OE, and Mantle ba ~ to l06; New York
Central lent at l Ga. Jersey Central fiat
and other shares LAP per cent for carrying.
Transactions 20S,3 SIS shares. Delaware,
Lsckawanna and Western 10000; Denver
and Rio Grande, $4,000; Louisville and
Nashville 1900; New FORK Central, 1900;
Northern Pacific, COCO; Reading, 1000;
st. Paul, 1000; Texas Pacific, 1000; Union
Pacific, 5000; Western Union, 5000; Oregon
and Trans-Continental, 5000; Northern
Pacific prferred, 10000.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

M Y0XE. July 25.-Dry Goods In eI.
an,ira'ion of goods to be sold at auction
tomorrow the general market for staple
cotions has been neglected. With all mar
ker, of country represented and a free in.
tercbange of opinions, the outlook is very
favorable to better prices than wa the i'm
preston on Monday. For prints, ging-
isms. dress goods and other seasonable
spccialties there has been considerable bus.
mess reached through wants Of a large
number of buyers present. Mems wear
woolens are doing better with good re
al. SIS for ~tiannels and specisities.
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Free of Cost.

BY calling A. 7. Young's, c. Moenke
moeller's or Logan & Co.'S drug store you
can get a bottle OF DR.. Bosanko's Cough
ami Lung Syrup, which will relieve the
NEST obstinate cough or cold, and show
you what the regular 50-cent size will do.
When troubled with Asthma, Bronchitis,
Drv, Hacking Cough, Pains in the Chest,
and all diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
try sample bottle of this medicine.
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LIVE STOCK.
Baltimore.

ChtQe are sold at these figures hre tCetyh-
etIf generally or from Rpe Weight. Sheep are
soLd cross, that is hre peioht, or nothing OIL
AT CALSEnIUN IanD'S.
BEEY CArrLE-The market on the Hill
to.day has been quite dull throughout, aud
prices general .@Ac lower than last week
The quality was nearly OF as good an ave.
age as last week, most Of the offerings bs-
ing medium and good butcher cattle. We
ouo;e at 81 75(G6 90; most sales were at
81 % to S. 90 per 100 lbs.
Prices of beef cattle ranged as follows:
Best s. 7566 90. that generally rated first
ouslity 81 SOFAS so, medium or good fair
quality s. 1904 37H, ordinary thin
steers, oxen and COWS 81 751S .. Ex.
IRENE range Of prices s2.LSCg6 W. Most Oh
the sales were from 81 25@5 50 per 100 los.
The cattle received were: l,225 head from
Virginia, l42 from Maryland, l2l from
Ohio, Il from Illinois, l76 head from Ken.
lucky, and 0 from Pennsylvania. Total
receipts for the week 1851 head against
1855 head last week, and 2,03l head same
time last year. OF the offerings T65 head
were taken by Baltimore butchers, All
sold to country dealers, IS TO Washington
City dealers, and So to Eastern spectators.
Total sales for the week l,267 head against
1,l92 last week, and l,2l6 head same time
last year.
Swine-The offerings this week show a
decided falling off as compared with last
week, bat the supply is about equa! to q
fair to good demand at an advance OF fully
&c per ID over last weeks figures The
quality generally continues to be Of heavy
hogs. We quote at 7H@Sh cents per 10 net:
Arrivals this week 1856 head against 5,OlI
last week, and 1906 head same time last
year. -.
sheep this week are much larger in num-
bers than last week. Good butchering
sheep are in fair demand. as also stock
sheep. Lambs are are not so active. The
quality average about the same as last
week. There has been no Eastern de.
mand. We quote sheep at 3G3l1c, and
lambs at 4h@6k cents per pound gross
Stock sheep at 81 SOFAS so per head. Az
rlvsls this week 53l7 head against $3.50
head last week, and 6,5S6 head same time
last year.
Arrivals of live stock at Claremont stock
| wards via Baltimore and Ohio railrosd for
the week ended July 23-2l1 cars contain
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tuesday. August II, 1883,
Public Sale Of Valuable Real Estate.

~ x!itue OF tas an,h".,,y ' g, MN nn.,.n,sy
no'.ios ~ ~ q, 49,, SIoosa tss, a.. ~, ~
cnnh'.rx Ih.ie'n pcnu,ns, "ms' nin', AL
NJ n".''nLI n.r snI n,n.r. tr~asssni.na.
IN ,,a.a ss.n,.i .n,n nni.s,nnar -iIi'
~ "nany 49, :, 49, 49, .T
800. '"innlen 800 tsn,'nr
Nm - III nnrtn I,.I'SIS az. s-"iioStc.
~. a.. a.. d.. a..,si.
as..'o,o .es. ~, W.. m,' s,n A. i,,,icr
uhct or p",cslol '"nu ~. WW,,.sr.
ihlrlcl,in ssIsnan souhy "a'un,
ginning ~ . spanisp OAK 10 iork, OF 1911.
thebce VIII VIVA. s,Ihe wasunhf,
ton ioIs 3. "a w. oiS po'css' y
T. II'ss noIs y n - n Ia poi.. IN : stshs:
81 Z Az !, ~ ~. ~ ~. II ~
~. saS
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Petroleum.,

PITTSBURGH, July 25.-Petroleum-Irreg-
ulsr and dull; United certificates closed at
81 az; refined ST. 071s@1 OK for Phila-
delphia delivery. The afternoon session
was without any special feature and not
much doing. Opened at 81 03, advanced
and closed at 81 0ili.
OIL CITY, PA, July 25.-Petroleum-
Market opened al 81 O27s; highest 81 on;
closed at 81 0il,. Sales, 1885, 900 barrels.
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FINANCE.

NEW YORK, July 25.-Money easy at292H
per cent, and closed at 2 per cent. Prime
IL ercantile paper 4H@6 per cent. Sterling
exchange, bankers bills, steady at 4S3;
demand 4S7. Produce exports for the week
$4,000.
GovERNMENrs-Firm.
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Public Sale Of Valuable Real
Estate.

Estate.
~ virtue Of the authority vested In then
by n decree Of the GScuit Coar q 0hts
cOuriy, VAST Virginia, entered on The - de1
81 June, lbSJ. In n csLse IN rhAuceSy theretn
pending, wherein j. ". coz sIeentor. AZ,
were defendants, this u~ndsnagnSd spectai
commissioner will. On
sssurdsy. AsGuss %, 1Ao0,
CON mtnciBg at 10 o'clock Q -, % theDfOmts
ses 10 he toid. sell 81 public sucttoo The real
estate nen,i ned IN the bill p .ld ssase.
thai Il, 10 say: A tHsct OF Lad sltssts1 o.
the hSsd waters Of the sputh fork a. Bhon
Creek. In Ohio county aforesai1, koOwn -
the home farm Of Jams. wayt snl . whsh
sided. containing one hundred sDvspty.
sou,h by lands Of Martin coaisy, .asas1
Of Jsmes Iups. on ths north by lsees g jobs
WAY I. and on the west by lsods0f j. J. Jaeob
and Josiah Chsplius: butths nd gpa! eoeAte
VII Be ,oid ,usiset 70 Is: ~
March. ;Si, which ksas o ~ e0euge ~
papers o: said cause, sud IN which ~ eela
Robert agrees, among Other thing. - foes
PORTION Of ID. said farm vsiss Z ss9 81
meadow that In The fall q w - = ~
viii ICED In wheat al Of the 80 %,
s ,shs ' sSiet a sS. nj have been SisSssz i ssss
nevsrfhsies, hou he not y teeAot q
ED farm si,.f ~ e: IA s'. t.: n:y g 49,
soId. or Eerauss it shall have eeea 1920
soms other person., 70 have 90 bali 9 -
croIs pToduosd from the ~ = - hesoyn
:, h gs r.; .s .t .ne:... Sf's re ~
or o the divlston 20 be ~
Terms OF SAs-Ossthisd o. , Detfee1g
n @ss. ::s g :: s.1 %S 90 ,s S sssr 3 sls.ss5ss
remainder In two equal instAlnee4A Ioyo.eo
respectively IN ops snd tyo yam 80 -
day Of ssIs, With intessa froo ~ r.
sscuTed By Q deed Of trust u1en tha - fsos
estate, or 81 The rsssiuinS fthl tide
P P5Ssstst snhfhK
HSNRY T. BUo6E1AA
in he .boss sni,nsd {; 2 rSssass1O
h.i Jolly n's a. r. uecoLIoCI, 0ssk
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Ask any o. II q n - eminent ply.
Eicians:
"What IL the best and only remedy that
can b relied on to cuts alfdiseases Of h
kidneys and urinary -SorgAns: sush -
Bright's disease, diabstss. etention or In.
ability to retain urine and Ill the diseases
and ailments peculiar 10 Women"-
end they will tell you explicitly and
emphatically 'Buehu'."
Ask the ssme physicisns
WI at IN The most reliehlo and surek euro
for all liver difeAncg or dyspopste, colrttps.
tior, indtgeNtton, etiiouxDs11, malAk1Afe vee.
aeue. 4c.," and they VIII tell you:
MnrdrHke!or DAadeltonr
Eenoe, when thee remedies are eonbinsa
Will oihen equally valuable
And Compounded into Hot BtttgnA sueh
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