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TdE PRINTERS LOCKOUT.
Revolutions OF Sacramento Topographic
cal Unian.

yETHEREAS, THE CONTINUED IN
wv suits OF the proprietors of the San Fran
cisco Call and Bulletin towards members OF the
international Typographical Union, finally reached
q point where longer fOrbesrarce on the part OF
Union men in those offices would not have been
consistent with honor and manhood on the part Of
members Of organization gotten up for the pur-
poses of mutual protection, caring for the sick and
burying the dead; therefore,
Res0lred, That the course OF the Union men in
those Offices in quitting work and leaving in quiet
aud orderly manner, meets the hearty approval OF
Sac amento typographical Union, No. 40, and We
extend TO them our warmest sympathy.
Resolved, That as this is fight in which all
men who hold that labor has the same right to com
bne for self protection that capital has to organize
for it's sgrandizement, We II erefore ask all our
aboring friends and those who live off the patron
egeOf labor, to Withdraw their support from the
Cali aud Bulletin until their proprietors recognize
the right Of the locked out priHters to belong to
whatever organizations they choose.
JOHN J. CURRY,
CHAS. D. MONAGHAN,
JOHN J. JOHNSON,
au201t Executive Committee.
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The Oakland Timas (Democrsslc) refers to Judge
Terry as the leader " who alone CT lie Democratic
Electoral ticket OF 1880 failed to command the con-
idence OF the party. IS indicated by his defeat
shen all his fellow Democratic Candidates we're
-
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GENERAL NOTICES.


Dr. Trueman will Extract yOur Teeth
positively without pain or no charge; Will make
YOU set Of artificial teeth for $40, warranted to mt
ill your teeth with gold from g cavity, according
10 size: platina SO; silver bone, 81 all work
rstclass and warranted call at his dental parlors
and satisfy yourself 1901 Market street, corner Of
Sixth, San Francisco; Market street cars pass
door every three minutes. JezS'u
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"OLD HORSE" SALE.

guIHE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY
remaining unealIed Tor at the State House
Hotel will be sold az public aretion IN front OF tAs
hotel on MONDAY, September Ath, at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ; morocco vRlise jas. Stewart carpet valise,
unknosn; leather valise, Robt Leach leather
yalise, W II. Cole ! hand vslise, Geo. HRrdT1sk !;
l black vaiise, Fogerty; black valise, unknown
/ wooden vsIise. unknown ! wooden valise, IN
known; hand vailse, unknown I white yaltse,
unknown / white valise S. C. Clayton; black
satchel, unknown; 1 carpet volise, unknown;
black yaiise. c. H. Turner; leather valise, IN
known; / hand slteheI. J. P BFisseil; l hand
satchel, Lon Hickman; 1 trunk, 10 nown; trunk,
f. II. Powers; l zinc trunk, unknssn l zinc trunb,
H. s. Zinc l wOoden trunk, Jas. S6ewart lady,
trunk, unknown; I truck, unknown; l trunk
Walter Price / trunk, Jas Wicker; I zinc trunk,
unknown l zinc trunk, unknown l zine trunk
T. g. Rider l zinc trunk, A. J. Smith; zine
trunk, C. A. Benson; I zine trunk, W. W. Parker.
auI04r4W
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WELLS 4" RouGH ON CoRNs," 15c. Ask for
{. Complete, permanent cure. Corns, warts,
sunions.
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LEAKING FEATURES:

DORA, TattOoed Woman.
UHIC0RN-Three Separate Eyes Distinct
Eorns.
CHANT HoESE, 81 hands high.
GIANT GX. larger than an Elephant.
AsDA-DIves from apex OF Canvas 20
ground below, Reinforcement,
ZOLA-2ides n Bicycle on 3-Iuch wire,
elevated 60 feet.
$4,000 Dzove Giant Girafres,
zENOBJA --HuTIeG 500 feet through space
by The Catapult.
ELLA z0LLA-walks bisndrol,led On stills
upon fran wire GO feet high.
FEMALE SAMPSON, pulling against EIe-
plants.
PAIR BAGY FLEPRANTF, 81 feet high.
ZELA-sIidss fron BONE OF canvas by
Her Hair 10 she Ground.
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e94 ] street, between second and Thira i.

NEyHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
w Bay Grain, Feed and Country Produee
Also. Butter, Eggs. Cheese Poultry, etc Storage
and Commission business will receive special atten-
tiop, hay and Graia bought and sold au24pu
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IF Don't run away with the idea that because 80
are Auetioneers our goods are sli auction goods.
We aim 70 keep a stock suited 10 ths wants oil the
psop'e Those wanting costly goods, or these want
ing cheap and low priced gooas can be suited at our
store Gail and examine our stock before purchass
ino elsewhere. sHERBUR6 & SMITH
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RELIABLE bslp for the weak, rervous and
iebilitated dyspeeticsud ser found in Browns
Iron Bitters.
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Ey A pint OF the finest ink for families or
ach OILS can be made from ten cent package
of Diamond Dye. Tr; them.
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sTEINwaY & SONS, pIaaos.

A HEYMAE, SOLE AGENT. Iszssrs
"A street, bet. Sixth and Seventh, sl;att
opposite Court-house. PIANOS Toll III
LET Pianos sold on installTnents fa9.2ptrn
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CITIZENS OF Sacramento should keep constantly
in view, and act the importance OF sending every
day this week to our representatives at Ixoria Hail.
San Francisco, contributions Of flowers and fruit.
Sacramento can eclipse all the eontesting counties
if it viii be up aud doing, and the compensation win
be decidaS and imInediate
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EGO R Sale,
4 Profitable Mountain Home.
COMPELLED TO SELL,
ABaRGsIai-noN'T FAIL TO INVESTIGATES

A oNE-ACRE PLOT, WITH BEST OF 49,
IA improvements, with full assortment OF 5,:;l
bearing fruit trees and vines and OF he choc- EN
est kinds the very best water facilities fine house,
o rooms, comuletey furnished; barn and chicken.
house. and fine COW; all complete, ready to move
in nothing to buy. Situated IN Penryn, Placer
county, Central Pacific Railroad, short distance
above sacramento city title uuquesticnabe price,
sl,ee0 Apply to A. b. SMITH, Manager Inyentors'
Institute, 81 California street. aus 2plw
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IMPonrAmr NOTICE.
M. j. KING & co.

LARGE STOCK OF CHICEERIEGx=sEzs.
"A Pianos inst received at the wareroomsfffKfi
OF G. K. HAMMER, $40 street m5-2plm
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DOMESTIC.

lsrnoIA1 DISPATCHES 70 TIE RzOORD-UsIOs.l
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Indignant Treasury ON
Suicide.

WEsrFIELD IN. ". August 19sb.-Dr. j.
B. Campbell. prominent physician of this
town, committed suicide By taking chlsro-
form. At tie same place Willor Rixford, a
farmer in comfortable circums tances. shot
himself in the right temple. The ball was
taken from the resr of the left ear. At 8
known for the act,
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saw-niial Burned.

CHICAGO, August 19th.-fsast night the
saw.uill of the Kesber Lumber Co. at Rock
Island, was burned. Loss, $4,000; insrr--
aoce, $1,000. Mr.. Kesbar broke his arEa
during the FIRE, but had the bones set and
returned Co assist in saving his property.
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schooner sunk-A Mysterious Affair.

ATLANTIC CRY On. j., August 19sh.-An
unknown schooner was reported sunk off the
beach Friday evening, ana the affair is sur
rounded With considerable mysteriousness.
She was of about 800 tons burden, and aaid
to be sunk by steamer. The report says
that both vessels were putting for the shore
under full sail and steam. and when about
FIVE miles out the schooner suddenly sunk,
and sill on board were supposed to be lost.
The steamer remained at the spot where the
schooner suul; about half an hour, and then
steamed away TO the eastward cut TO sea.
The schooner is said to have carried black
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u,o,,,hard,nent al Sue-LiahIe fo seinnre.

PARIS. August 10 hit is affirmed thstthe
bombardmen1 of Hue by the French began
Saturday. Admiral Heyon. Minister of Ma.
rine and Of Colonies. has ordersd q gunboat
TO be constructed for Torquia. He stated
that France informed the powers that shy
ships attempting to land arms IN Ansm will
be liable to seizure. It is believed that this
is warning principally levslcd at the large
export of arms from American ports.
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CHICAGO, August 19kh.-A Times special
from Washington says that Jennie Flood, Of
Califorp;s, is engaged 20 Baron Beaumont,
an Engliahmsn. whoss Lineage is ancient and
resources are limited.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-08-16
"SPLENDLD."
Marsh's Golden Balsam, the Famous
Lung Medicine, is Valued
Highly.

81 have used MARSH's GOLDEN BlLsAN
FOR THE THROAT AND LUNGS and find 1t n
splendid Cough remedy. Itgivcs speedy re-
lief."-D. III. Wilson, Creston, Iowa.
81 wish everybody to know that MARsII's
GOLDEN BALsAM is 4 true medicine. One
bottle cured me of q hard, lingering cough.
Ivaluei it highly."-I r. jackson, Quincy,Ill
81 would be pleased to receive FIVE dozen
bottles of MARsH's GOLDEN BALsAM ut once
Everybody that uses it appears to be greatly
relieved and well pleased with its effects."-
[P. r. Crisp, druggist, Monroe City, Mo.
MARsH's GOLDEN BALsAM, the famous
Throat and Lung medicine, and MARsH's
GOLDEN BLOOD & LIVER Tonic, the great
Blood and Liver rcnovator, are for sale by
p. r. Crisp, druggist, Ironton. Large bot
ties 80 cents and 81.
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company, we can readily believe when We

company, we can readily believe when we
run over the list of attractions they offer.
First is the veteran clown Dan Rice. The
old fellow has many friends that his name
alone will prove 4 tower of strength to the
management. Dams strongly marked phys
ignomy is known to all, while his individual
ity is as strongly marked As his features.
We verify believe there is not a person in
this country who does not know OF, or who
is not personally acquainted with, the old
time humorist and jester.
In addition, there are half a dozen extra
clowns, among them the great "Humpty-
Dumpty" Tom Meaeo, the best all-rOund
clown in existence Billy Carroll and the the
newly arrived Antoine Learch. The latter
we have not seen, but Judging from newspa
per criticism he must be immense.
In Workmanship, they have secured from
the Barnum show Madam Elsie Dockrill, who
without doubt IL the most finished horse
woman of the age. The equestrians are
Fred Barclay and Philo Nathans. The for
mer, the equal If not the superior to Robin
son or Fishs' white Philo, as = four or six
horse rider is unequaled.
OF. course there are other features by the
dozen, but want of space prevents us from
enumerating them. In another column will
be found the criticism of the albany (Set1
York; Eueninq Union, of May 5th, last,
which endorses all we have said of Nathans
t. Co.'s shows.
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ance, as well as Billy Carroll, whose comical
songs and witty sayings kept the immense
audience in roars of laughter. Another fea-
ture of the show was Prof. Rhineheart's
troupe of performing dogs, which were very
amusing to the children. The wonderful
flying ring act Of Nine. Lefevre, was ono
which thrilled the audience. The DeBar
Brothers, India rubber men, surnamed the
Serpentine Wonders, astonished every one
by their difficult feats of contortion. Mr..
VIM. Smead, the barrel and cross performer,
does an act of which he may well be proud,
as well as the eight horizontal bar performers
in their great and wonderful tumbling, leap
ing and gymnastic acts, etc., etc. Dan Rice
came into the ring and made one Of his old
time witty speeches, which pleased every
body present. The equestrian performance
is under the immediate supervision of Mr..
4. H. DOckrill; which is sufficient guaran-
tee that every part of it is up to the highest
standard. Taken in all, 1t is one of the finest
shows that has been here in years.
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One Of the Finest Shows in Exist
enCe.

In commenting upon the shows and circus
of the Messrs. Nathan & Co., the albany Eu-
ening Union, of May 9Th, says:
Nathan & Company's menagerie and
French circus arrived this morning and
made their street perade through the princi-
pal thoroughfares, which was very credit
able one. This afternoon they gave the first
performance, which was an excellent one,
especially the bare back principle of Mme.
DOckrill in her grand acts of riding and driv-
ing four horses: also the acrobatic perform
ances of the three Ashton Brothers, who are
wonderfully clever in their line, and being
large men Of fine build make q grand
appearance. The clowns, two In number, be-
sides Col. Dan Rice, are Mons. Leroh, late
of the French circus, Paris, bringing witt,
them everything new and original. was a
pleasant feature of the afternoon r.erform-
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The Great Consolidated Shows.

On Thursday, August 23d, the Messrs.
Nathans, of circus fame, are to give an
exhibition of all their combined shows,
museum, menagerie and aviary, with their
great one-ring circus performance, IN our
town.
In their card of announcement they claim
that they have the great one-ring show of
1888. Now that is Il return to first princi-
pies that we really like. The one ring is the
true idea of 4 circus performance that in
tends to he good one. While two and
three rings would seem to carry weight
in the mere matter of show, the idea is an
erroneous one.
Bad performers gloss over their acts, real
~ good ones cannot be correctly seen, and
the spectator leaves the canvas with n con-
fused medley of ideas in his head as much
mixed as the Simultaneous acts i'm the differ
ent rings are in his mind. 1t is all jumbo,
and the effect is rs whole decided
failure.
There is no better critic in the world than
an intelligent audience. Our people have also
been so thoroughly educated to the good and
bad show business, that no company can
now hope TO win by specious advertisements
alone: there must he solid backing of merit
to meet success. Hence i'm single ring the
performers must he of the best in every par
tcular. for MI their actions are watched by
hundreds OF eyes all ready TO detect failure
or TO applaud success.
That the MesSrs. Nathans have succeeded
in getting together an exceptionally strong
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them stop them while the new band
practices.
Mrs. w. A. Bebee returned last week,
after lengthy visit with her daughters
in Kansas.
Mr.. William Craine IA back from jones'
Commercial College, st. Louis, where he
lately finished the course of double entry
bookkeeping.
Some people wonder what kind of beer is
used in Pilot Knob, that it must be delivered
so late Saturday night. Perhaps it ripens by
Monday, ready for use.
The workmen have begun the erection of
a new house for Mr.. Dits on the street north
of the furnace. Will add much to the ap-
pearance of the street when done.
Mr.. Chas. Farrar, who has been clerking
at the drug store, was taken very sick last
week, and was compelled to return home.
His brother Francis is filling his place.
Another cutting affray took place here
last week. These little episodes are becom-
ing so frequent that our Constable ought
to have deputy here to assist the Mar
shall.
There were slight disturbances at church
Sunday evening, the result of the accumu-
lation OF small boys and girls on the back
seats. Parents should instruct them to sit
further front.
Mr.. Jas. Helms, who was so badly man
gled by the falling of mineral in the mine
last week, died Sunday evening. Funeral
ho1 af no Init rob
at Pm.
DR.. W. G. Thomas, of Belleview, was in
town last week in attendance upon Mr..
Helms, in connection with Drs. Farrar and
Goulding. He is looking quite we'll since
his change to the country.
ITEMIZER.
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Personal.

DR.. W. c. Patton left on Monday for Little
Rock.
Mrs. Jno. F. T. Edwards is visiting friend.
in Piedmont.
Mrs. D. A. Greason and Miss Katie have
returned from Illinois.
Miss Nellie Niccolls, of De Soto, is here
visiting her many friends.
Mr.. Jno. .Zwart and family, of St. Louis
are visiting Capt. B. warts family.
Judge Emerson leaves for Colorado this
morning, to be gone about three weeks.
Misses Nettie and Minnie Collins, of Dcs
Arc, were visiting in the Valley last week.
Jno. Greason, Esq, recently in the railway
service at Bismarck, goes East In few days
Mr.. Gratz Lindsay arrived in town Tues
day, and is stopping with his folks for few
days.
Mr.. II. Fairchild, Of New Orleans, arrived
in town Monday, and is the guest Of Mr.. w.
G. Fairchild.
Mr.. Harry B. Axe left Monday morning
for Piedmont, where he has secured posi-
ton on the railroad.
Capt. G. r. Peck left for Chicago last Mon
day night. He will be gone about one week.
IT'S business calls him.
Mrs w. II. Thomson, and the Misses
Ritchies of Maryland, who are her guests,
left last Friday for st. Louis to spend few
days.
Miss Dora O'Bannon left for her home in
Fredericktown, on Monday, after lengthy
visit to her aunt, Mrs. N. Tong ut this
place.
Mrs Emma Carver and children and Mrs.
Grafton left last week for Piedmont on visit
to Mrs. w. P. Toney. They will return
Saturday.
F. Rodach, Esq, of Middlebrook, came
down to Ironton last Wednesday to attend a
meeting of the Board of Directors of the
Academy of Music, of which body he is Pres
dent
Rev. Mr.. Pitkin, Of Akron, o., spent sew
eral days with relatives i'll this city. lie left
for his home Monday, accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Grace, who has been visiting
here all summer.
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1920 in the Shade"

1t must be hot, TO throw 90 in the shade.
1t must. In order to do so, it must in truth
be pepperly, or reppery: which is it, Gram
mariansf Must use an adverb or an ad-
jective? Must say" Schoolmarm" is a COM
mon noun, "they" draw their pay and do
little work. Must I, if meet a Young gen.
tleman in my perigrnations, arrest his
course and challenge him to show his pass,
and when he modestly complies, laugh to
He presumingly stated he had as good a GER
tifcate as L. Learn, t. C.-earn that, in
other school districts "a well rs Arcadia,
several things in addition % good scholar
ship are necessary. 'ON FOOT,n
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Pilot Knob Items.

Dwellers at the Knob might greatly aid
your itemizer by whispering news items in
his ear.
Mr.. W. G. DiltS went to Kansas last week
to sell a part of his farm lying near
Girard.
Mr. Coieharer Is building new house
on Third street, north Of Mr.. Charles
Immer's.
He that hath ears to hear let him stop
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In All Thy Gettings, Get Strength.

II the skin be yellow and the bowels con-
stipated; il YOU have ringing in your ears
and dull pains. in the side. sick headache,
sour stomach, hot or dry skin, spots before
and hands, sleepiness, giddiness, loss of APP
petite, bad circulation of the blood, sweIled
limbs, etc, you may safely conclude your
liver is out of order. The liver is more apt
to become disordered than any other organ of
the body, rs its dutvis to filter the impurities
from the blood. When it becomes weak, OBJ
structed and diseased it must fail to do its
duty. and the whole body suffers. Go to G..
w. Farrar, Of Pilot Knob, and get bottle Of
Whites Prairie Flower, the great Liver Pan
acea, which has the largest sale of any liver
medicine in the world. DR.. Farrar will pre-
sent yol1 with one dollar and siNtv-fiy cents
worth of choic. music with each 15-cent bot
{ G. Samples - cents. 1-Ipr26-Iy
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A Run on q Drug Store.

Never was such rush made for any drug
store as is now at Crisp's Drug Store for
Yrial of DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds. All persons
affected with Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarse-
ness, Severe Coughs or any affection of the
Throat or Lungs, can get Trial Bottle OF
this great remedy free, by calling at above
drug store. Regular size S1.00.
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ORDINANCE NO. -.

CARRYING CONCEALED WEAPONS.
Be II Ordained by the Board Of Trustees Of
the Ioacn Of Pilot Kpob;
II any person shall carry concealed upon
his person, any kind of deadly weapon, such
as firearms, bowie.knite, dirk, dagger, or
slung- shot, or other deadly weapon, or shall,
In the presence Of any one or more persons,
exhibit sny such weapon in rude. angry or
threatening manner, he shall, on conviction,
be punished. by Gne OF not less than Five
nor more than Twenty-Five Dollars.
This ordinance 10 take effect and be In force
from and after the 18th Of August, 1883.
Approved August 9th, 1883.
JOHN KlLLALEE, Chairman
Attest: OF Board OF Trustees
LOUIS ScuwANER, Clerk,
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ORDINANCE NO. ga.
FINES ASSESSED.

FINES ASSESSED.
Be it Ordained by the Board of Trustees of
the Io,on Of Pilot Knob:
LIST. That ii any merchant, peddler, dram
shop keeper, or wine and beer saloon keeper
refuses to pay his license, he shall, on convic-
ton, be fined not less than Twenty-Five Dollars
nor more than Fifty Dollars, In addition to
his license.
This ordinance totake effect and be in force
from and after the 18th of August, 1888.
Approved July 3lst, 1883
JOHN KlLLALEE, Chairman
Arrest: of Board OF Trustees.
LOUIS SCHwANER, Clerk.
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ORDINANCE NO. As.

Az ORDINANCE REGULATING LICENSES.
Be it Ordained by the Mayor and Council Of
the City Of Iront0n:
That section two of Ordinance No. be 60
amended as to read
''SEC. 1. Wine and beer house keepers shah
pay license of Sixty Dollars per year, or
Thirty Dollars for six months, payable in ad-
vance"
SEC. 2. This ordinance to take effect from
and after its passage.
Approved Aug. -, 1888.
Attest: F. DINGER, Mayor.
j. r. AXE, Clerk
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Well Rewarded.

A liberal reward will be paid to any party
who will produce a case of Liver, Kidney
or Stomach complaint that Electric Bitters
will not speedily cure. Bring them along; it
will cost you nothing for the medicine if it
fails to cure, and You will be well rewarded
for your trouble besides. All Blood diseas-
es, Billiousness, Jaundice, Constipation, and
general debility are quickly cured. Satisfac-
only fifty cents per bottle. For sale by &.
w. Farrar, Ja., Pilot Knob. 5
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BELLEVIEW STEAM MILLS
FOR RENT

The above mills will be leased to RESPONSE
bic parties for the ensuing year, commencing
September LIST, 1888. Lease will be made at
auction, to the highest and best bidder, on
Saturday, August 25th, 1883,
at O'Clock P. NJ, on the premises.
BELLEVIEW MILL Co
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Bucklen's Arnica Salye.

The greatest wonder Of the world. War
Ulcers, Salt Rhcum, Fever Sores, Cancers,
Piles, Chilblains, COrns, letter, Chapped
Hands, and all Skin Eruptions; guaranteed
to cure in every instance, or money refund-
ell. Price % cents per box. For sale mt
Crisp's Drug Store, Ironton. tne7.1y