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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-20

NRlTE fsad siS cents Tor postage
IN UUI and receive ifrs. = costly box
u ThH OF goods shirh viii help OIL,
kk1c f either SEA, To more mansy
fiEht suay than sh. ding IN this World. FORTUNES
swat. the worker absolutely sure. AZ ouec address.
1HtE A Co.. Augusta. MHins.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-20
PATENTS.

Obtained, and all other business in the
U. :. Patent Office attended to for mod
crate fees.
Our Office is opposite the L. s. Patent
Office, and We can obtain patents in less
time than those remote from Washington.
Send model Of drawing We advise ne
to patent0bility free Of charge; and we
make no charge unless We obtain patents.
We refer, here, to the Postmaster, the
L. ). Patent Onirc. For circular, advice,
terms and reference To actual clients in
your own State or county, address
G. A. SNOW 4 CO.,
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, d. G.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-20
KEyDALL's SPAWN u r

Galveston, Tss., Jan. isih. 1881.
Nessfs. J. J. schsst a Co. Geniiernen I'VE hsss
been asins krndsll's SPAWN Carv .haut sar stable,
'or same time past. and The favorable rssal, II n.
IN piay nsni IN 'hs disrssss for which n Is s~pssisily
feesm nsrhed u r~attsrinx etidsrcs u ~ efficiency.
feurs sfuly. n. J. kEssa~.
supt. Galveston City n. n. Co.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-20
KENDALTis SPAWN CURE.
on HUMAN rtEsu.

scsih risnlarnsi. Outsria. Frh. %. Issl.
Nsssrs. Lyman Sou 4 Co. vsntssal sir - -.
eeited yaur twn bottles u ksnaslIs. srsrin Curs .it
right. an happy 10 tel y1a Il hss dsn. me a.
much srod iaf my psns I lad 70 rise ons II he bot.
Ties svsY ~ another rsfsnu tr pains. have usei =
grrai many patent ri-iriuss bat sans 10 da me snv
enad IKE ibis. lthonuht Il ny dusr 10 call v.sr
attsntian 70 thsss facts. Ssni saus \ tsar snssln
turs md srtns u IL refined no n pisritssns, wills
ard u Psudlstsn thrrs B. q ruud opening fsf Il ksrs
rlss,s und n right sway.
an respectfully yuurs. t,~ss surfr.
rrtcs VI per bo'tie e. sin bssiies ~ q. Al drur.
Eists hare u % ran set u fef veu. Or \ will - ssni 70
~ KFaasli 4 o.. gnosherxh. Vi. s.na ~ Ii.a..
tfstsa sifcaitf.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
mrhf siiT.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-20

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21
downing Tho Standard on company.

downing the Standard oil company.
The sherlfi of Uvalde county left
home 0atenBibly 70 pay some $1,000 to
the state comptroller ht Austin, but he
failed 20 matcrlallze nj the capital, and
his friends say he has gone the way OF
Emo.
The bill poster Of Sells Bros. circus
was arrested In Cameron, Milan coun-
~, for posting up his bills without
first taking out nm occupation tax and
made TO contribute S82 TO the clty's
finances.
There are "A number of men and
boys Of elegant leisure In Vernon who
toll not neither do they spin, but keep
fat and array themselves In purple
and tlno linen, The enforcement of
the hog law Is being discussed.
Prof. London OF Roanoke, who ls
conducting n private collegiate insti-
tute, offers 10 give any student attend
Ing his school credit on tuition equal
10 the whole amount they are entitled
to from tho public school fund.
They have candidate for district
attorney down In Houston who came
out as n Republican independent was
W. Hubll1 anu IL npM IlhNuIh-
Ing the town with the statement that
no In the Democratic nominee of tho
county.
Somebody senta deputy, armed with
u black snake whip, into the Office Of
the Ladonla Sentinel to wallop the
editor. The man Of the quill was too
many for his nssnllant and lsnow paw
ing the onrth for a chance Mt the prln-
olpal In the affair,
Organization continues apnce. The
merchants Of Terrell have organized
Themselves into mn association for mu
tuOl protection and In future Will order
goods 10y the car-load. This viii give
them the Hauo rates ns are given the
large wholesale houses.
Col A. Jackson, district clorlS 81
Cherokee county, has been n resident
tho town of RuAk for thirty years and
IN that time hRs never left but twice
once five years ago when no went out
TO the railroad nj Jacksonville aud re-
Gently when he went to Tyler on oil.
cinl buslnoss.
Bin Hayes, living two miles south
Of Step Springs, was called from his
bed n tow nights ago, aud ma lac put his
head out of the window was shot dead
Another man waA shot i'm the arm
After the shooting about thirty men
entered the town of Step Springs and
painted II n brilliant roscate hue.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21

Ohio out OF the way, political intor-
cat IL Transferred 10 Now York and In
diana, Tho thirty.alx electoral votes
Of Row York are positively essential
10 the slccllon ofR Democratic Ircnl-
dent unless states which are not now
claimed ahall surprise the country by
going Democratic. But with New
York'a thlrty-sIN vetoa, joined 10 tho
los votoh that are sure In the South,
but twelve are laclslng 10 give Demo
cratic majority, Where to look for
these twelve, and get thom, In the In
torcatlng question.
Hancock In 1880 carried California,
Nevada and New Jersey, and they are
moro likely 10 go Democratic this yrnr
than Republican. New jersey may
almost be counted for the Democrats
~ certain ~ West Virginia, seeing II
Inns AN unbroltcn record Of Democratic
mnjorlties, except amelorlty for Grant
over Greeley In 1872, and has never
given hut that one majority for II Re-
publican presidential candidate. Her
nine electoral votes bring the
Democratic tally up 10 within
three Of n majority, with more than
even chances for them Ia the llftcou
of Indiana, the eight Of California and
the three of Nevada, Surely out Of
these twonty.aix the Democrats can
win three when they have even
chances for all.
The battle-ground, however, viii bo
New York aud Indiana, Tho past
performances of these atalca, in view
Of all that now depends upon them,
become worthy of atudy. We find tho
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21
lowing rccofd I'M Now NOrlU

hcro " presented "A curious lohluiu
Of alternating mnlorlticH with unvnry
ing uniformity, Democrats mud Rcpuh'
LEANS carrying the state 10y turns. The
rule does not seem likely 10 be violated
nj the ensuing election, for M the Re-
publlcans carried the state last time u
h now tho turn Of tho Democrats to
carry II, aud they have every prospect
OF doing 40. Aside from the mot
that New York IN naturally n Demo-
cratic state on u full vote there are
auxiliary helps that Insure thom the
state, with reasonable prudence ON
their part In managing tho canvass.
Tho Independent movement Ia this
state IL more powerful, compact and
determined than In any other state,
and the independents are enthusiastic
tor Cleveland. A careful poll has put
their numbers at 10000, while con
sentative politicians catimato their
noWM voting atrougth AT full 10000
Almost without exception these votes
viii go 60 Cleveland. In addition
there are thousands OF dlsgustcd Ro
mblloana who, though they may moi
vote Tor Cleveland, viii contribute t'
his election by Withholding thol
votes from the author OF the Mulligal
lrtters. The huainc@ intcrcAt, which
acknowledges no partisan attachment
aud has generally aided the Rcpubll
can candidate, IN now thoroughly en-
listed for Cleveland, as the recon
demonstration In hla favor announced
All these influences tending to II Ger
tain end are Irresistible, They maxi
New York "a safely Democratic as .
Texas.
Indiana la next TO be considered
Her record IN presidential years
thua ahoWn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21

TINS Galveston Ncwa la a real smart
paper, Instead OF writing aelt'laNda-
tory articles, q column long, 20 show
that tho Houston Poet could not hope
20 compete with the News, the latter
paper il lust spreading itself to print
the very beat paper possible while the
Post Ia going through the fire. The
Galveston Nova Ia RUN 10y men WIN
know their husiness, and not by those
who hope 20 make u promlec pass Tor
performance, and who have no idoa OF
building Themselves up except 10y pull
ing down Some ono else. The nOws
paper sense OF the Galveston Newt
was never moro eoneplcuous than at
this time,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21
run wouLp's EXPOSITION,
10000 Copies Of The Gazctto TO DO
Distributed Vt Now Orleans.

Distributed NJ Now Orleans.
with Wow OF having Fort Worth
fully and faithfully represented Ia tho
Worlds expectation 10 DO held In Now
Orleans next winter, we have secured
the services Of special reporter, who
viii prepare II detailed description Of
our city and mlly represent our bust
ncss mon and business institutions,
our Industries, aud In fact everything
necessary to place Fort Worth before
tho world Ia ita true light, aud the
matter 40 furnished Will bo printed In
an sifu fdRipa Of ruE GAHErrH OF
not lrrs than mr. MOWuld copica
which will be taken To- the Toxins do
purtmcut " tie expedition and then
Given tn tiouaandn who will throng
That quarter during the oNpohitlon,
Those who wish to appear In this extra
edition should hand IA their nnmrh 10
Tmr GAZETTE office and their wants
viii toe attended to,
LuviNo, MALONE 81 Form,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21
TEXAS NOTES.
Cisco is discussing factories.
Ahllene Is % hAYN Mnler- works

CiecO Is discussing factories.
Abilene Is TO have wator-works,
Mobcetie is 10 have a grand tourna.
ment shortly.
San Antonio Ia trying 10 get up a
new national bank
Boerne has copper kettle that viii
not remain ut home,
There II said 60 be three thousaud
dollars bet on the election In III paso.
In NanIandt county It costs 500 for
a newspaper man 10 cow-hidea jour
nallst,
The Peoples party Is putting out
candidates In various parts ~ the
country.
I.ongviow wants public library aud
some OF her citizens want control OF the
public schools.
The Peoples party are going TO
move their smoke house fron ~. Louis
and keep II on their farms,
Wilbarger county is the present
homo OF many TallrOaders, who
have sought wealth and rural bliss
within her borders,
There are several Of the horny.
handed ycoman robbed every week by
parties who lilo IN walt for them a.
they return home after disposing Of
cotton
An alleged newspaper man ~ six.
teen yoap experience advertises Ia tho
Houston Age for position on wCokly
paper, whore bare living and a little
retirement can be had,
Honey Grove has ana Rntl.monopoly
oil war. Tho merchants have banded
themselves together as band Of
brothers log the object Of rveglastingly
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21

MH m.AiNe told the people otR lit
tie town In Michigan that ho "be'
lleved In the good old American sys'
tenn which requires that each town
on county shall take care Of lta
poorn This Is an important subject,
and we are glad 90 poo u presidential
candidate recognize ils Importance 10y
making Il u national "lsauo.n But pro
hIhitlon IL only "looai issuc,n Mr.,
blaine holds, Il takes great Ameri'
can etaioeman 20 formulate and dle
ouss national issues.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21

TuEtotal vote of Ohio Last Tuesday
now tarns on, 20 HAYS been about 9io,.
u0o, The population OF tbs state in
1850 was ipS ,0op, and allowing tor the
nmne rate ~ increase az from 1871 TO
lssg, the population muet NOW be
about q, lANW0, This gives oAe vote to
every i6otpopulallon an abnormally
large proportion Of votes, which h
prlma iaolo evidence OF a large fraudu.
len, vote, hy reprAtota and ealonlsefa,
by thoae means the Republicans
gained their majority Of ltON. The
samc proportion Of votes 10 population
Texas, allowing our population NOW
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21

The Ladles' Exposition society In
sherman are prepared, we learn. TO
send very worthy exhibit TO New
Orleans. They have $500 banner
paintod 10y the ar, teacher OF sherman
Institute that will hardly be
cqualed by any IN the state, A unique
horn chair made In sherman Is among
the exhibits; alsoa cabinet with NUM-
crous decorations, fine collection OF
minerals, many paintings and large
collection OF the flora OF Grayson
county, handsomely arranged and
classified, are now ali ready 10 be for.
warded. other articles are in prepare
ton and win be ready for the opening.
Tim GAzErrE congIa,ulatps It's lady
readers in sherman, aud trusts that
their example viii not he lost on ladies
in other Texas cities,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21
Al Ipiastlce 10 q. ".

We think our exchanges do Col.
Wash Ioues great injustice IN ao-
cnsing him OF having only canVassod
clNoe 10 home and then quit altogether,
because the Republican executive come
mltleo refused 10 put up. Wash quit
hecanHn hc Conduit mis- oil and wafer,
aud because ho found that the people
didn't propose 60 degrade themselves
a. citlgens by admitting that any one
uian was hlg enough 20 make his own
platform aud put she people on II,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21

Inn Blaine organs, which are no per
slatcntly declaring that tho Ohio clcc.
ton 'Acttlrdn the presidential election
in their favor atm urge the tnttooed
man 70 do his best and call FOR more
money, are making tremendous eNcr'
uoua la New Norl, and Indiana. For
amattcr thnt Va "aottledn Il appears
that they regard Il es decidedly
ounsettlodn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21

Tur Rrcnham Hammer iv for an In
crease of compensation TO mcmhcp OF
the Legislature "ln the good old
days, IL eXelaina, IA gallon Of the
finest old rye or the nurcat old Bour-
bon could he bought for aeycnty.hvo
cents or one dollar, now the same
quantity costs ave TO seven dolinrn. y
The argument Ia ubanawerablo, When
the nocceaarios OF life advance In price
our public servants should he better
pnid.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21
Dallas on waco

lANllNH ANhAAH
Waco Is the Athens Of Isa .s
vanocd thought finds n honis (, \. I.
new religions thrive In y ss ~
le-burrs Ia rich grouad.
thing we have from that pa
new way adopted In the cou !. :.
tie matters OF difference m w w.
all other countries the aitoins,
their argument and the ceei,' 4. 4.
the points made All thls
the best and most gents"
the lawyer beCo ues Toasl y !
ASSERTS ils dignity by iinps,s,,'. I,
In Waco they have quiz w .,.,ss
ding practice. II the 49,
,'bad" because lac Is ruled ~. Z
Judge adjonrns court w, -
ermine. aud Ilescendins :
bench, hits the offender 7 ~
ear, which usually has w
bringing him TO = proper W
the Judge. -.~
ss-aass--sTa'ss
- .tt rt..i.ff = lnH ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21
Referring TO the Dallas Heralie


Some Texas editors ought w
on political history or keep w. s !.
can almanac always handy "
ence. In u leading paper ~
we saw two statements wh0v9 y,
cusahlc. one was that West y.
gave Garfield u msIori OF ~.
IN 1850, aud the other was Y Y.
Wing party disbanded WIZ
Taylor defeated Mr.. Clay. -
are that Hancock received ~
majority In West Nirgiti., y.
Taylor aud Clay were boih W.
candidates In different yeafN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21
nre..aa Rref and Iaya slook TalIlo.


Ar. Fink, tho pool oommisaioner, h.
auosa circular stating that tho arbl-
traitors TO determine the relative rates on
live stock and dressed bcei from the
West 20 the seshoard will meet In New
York on tomorrow, These arhiua-
tors are MIR. Swifl, dressed beef mer-
chant OF Chicago, Mr. sam Allerlan
ofChicago and St. Louie, live stock
shipper, and Judge Cooley of Mlclh-
gan for the railroads, In this almple
announcement we have tho results set
forth OF the long atruggle which has
gone on to put down the drcsscd beet
traffic, aud H. lesson should be care
nllly needed by those who are making
efforts ID this section 10 hinder the adj
yanoenen, ot what IA bound "a
como aud can be olassed with The
late great improvements " the age,
the railroad, telegraph aud electric
light
Only seven yean ago the mau who
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21

Tnr rcxus papers are beginning to
find ont what ruE GAZETTE told
thcn,, to witt that there was doubt "
more than ono man was running for
governor or TcNns, II looks ~ u
John ireland would be elected by Nc-
rlNmatiOu,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21

ONr of the Democratic candidates
Tor congress Ia Miriualppi is the father
of nriccn children. II the people of
lhdmtrlcl want to encourage patriot
tm they will never have II better
nhnnnn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21

Not very promising, JUDGED. at first
glance. Hard work will be needed
TO carry indiana, but Il can ho done,
Hendricks has personal following
that " worth thousands OF votes, and
lac has never hoou defeated t any pop,
ular election, He has given hle word
that Indiana win help elect tho DEM
ooratio ticket, and he would not have
done 40 without good reason for he
lleving he know what II was he was
prnmlslng,
The success OF the Democratic cleo
toM ticket In thcsc two slates makes
certain the success OF the national
ticket, without regard 10 other North.
ern atates. "A we have shown, the
prospect In Mt least three others Ia very
bright, and In ono thcre Is almoat aa-
surancc OF Democratic majority,
With nil these chances IN their favor,
Il viii DO wonderful II Cleveland and
Hendricks arr not elected.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21

rur proprlctom Of the Henrietta
Shield wish TO Bell that paper II Is
an excellent chance for an industrious
newspaper man 60 secure n buaincaa In
"a prosperous, thriving town,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21
An ArtruI DOdgsr

Memphis sclmoIaf'
Butler IL neither a tariff aa
"a bullet dodger. In this be
from Cleveland and Blaine.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21

to be ,225 900, would give uH not less
than 5OO,oOO next November, against
95a, 900 In 1899.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21
FREE GRASS.
Resolutions DenounCIng Large Leases
the Law OF Equal Valuation and
Ilnrl Inv.

Herd LAW.
nrE CANEa, TES., oct. 10.
TO the Editor OF tho Gnzottc.
Please find herewith attached reso-
buttons adopted 10y the froe.grass or
panlzation of Travis county ct AL, and
signed by some OF its members. Yours,
etc. ED. ANDERSON,
TIm STATE or TEXAS,
COUNTY OF TRAVIS,
We the undersigned citizens and
voters OF Travis county. At nl., seeing
the unsettled stNtc OF affairs No present
concerning the stock-rAising intorests
Of our country, take this method Of or
gambling for the purpose of giving our
strength an II unit 10 such men M will
see 10 our interests In the next legisl0-
ture. Also 10 press our views upon the
subject from practical observation,
which ~ the only true means Cl ar.
irving NJ correct conclusions;
I, We dmounco thocourac pursued by past
administrations IN allowing the pick and
choice of uur lands % go into the hnudA OF
monuyod corporations and mouopolios. thus
uhnlng tho price almoat onuroly out of roach
Of the poor man, g that tho ChnnoeS Of get
has almost PASSED the horizon.
We hUhevu TINT time nlunO viii hoal the
present condition Vt Uuurs, and that in IA
Tow years out Western country Will 40 an up
that the larger ranches VIII be cut into
smaller ones, rR history hRN invariably
proven Ia tho growth ot MI new countries
2. We also dUupunun the law of equal Nuius
alton OF the public lands which h hdiunlous
| In the CNtrc UC, tnn- fCri uu of Lowell mCu'
| uuito.grnBH land, with every foot suitable for
| cultivation ana which VIII bc worth ton dol.
lars per aero within i've years, shall be valued
! the Same ms fOcigk, hills and poor gnsa that
/ never can hp worth what they arc held nj ~
] such laws IL Ia ruluouE to The state and
/ those individuals living In the poorer parts o
! tho country. whllo land HpVvulntnu and those
! country alone Bru boncntud by quilting said
| lands,
g. We hnyonOt language sufficient 10 de-
uounco any stops taken Toward u herd law
| aud the lease law 80 munllQly fought down
! Ia the called session Of the legislature was u
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21
i,Arrs or AnynItrIaINo

FURRESIfKD ON APPLICATION
netnltianoes by DRAFT, p0Hl-QiiiSo money
nfaaT OF IN regiHtarnd letter, NJ rinh 81 uiiico,
Correspondence 10 solicited upon MI news
suhlsuiH.
rfompi Information Of events and news
happenings " general interest solicited, ana
Wiitbe properly compounded,
An COMMUNICATIONS intended for publlrha
unn muat hO accompanied by tho wrltTn
ahme and hddrahn-hut for publication, but
a. an evidence Vt good faith,
Address letters aud communications or
every character 70
Tnn dAzrfrH, Fort worth, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21

pAraAs can play base bOll some
tmicr.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21

The Little Joker" is ths
ing tobacco.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21
RATES or SUBSCRIPTION.
ro MAIL AnnanRInKRR

no MAN SUBSORfBERR
Postage Tyepotd bD ne priblnhsrsJ
nnny, Weakly,
Ona rsAr,,,,,,..,. aiO % Ono Year ,,..,,,,.pl no
ala M0nthHo.u.. % hit Months t,".a w
Three Months. ~ Three MonthHv'v' ~
DKLiVKRED mr. oARRIhR&
i'of Week oonh
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21

RIonoFA roasted ooilte u pound
packages.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-21

rnrsnAy monNIso. ooronrn q.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-25

The gentleman who desires "a drink ul
something lime, that will reiuveuatr
without producing any bad effect
cigar or II M V he to indulge In u quiet
game of billiards or pool, aud wi,hnl
courteous treatment, viii lind the same
Mt the Turf saloon, Opposite Oliver X
G'ipg's bank. Ellie Thompson, pro-
prietOr.
You will find full line of Blankets AT
reduced prices, all kinds, Notions, FUR.
hilure, Stoves, rin-ware, Under-wear,
all wool, red aud white; also many arli.
cleS, AT Fine, Worry Fines auction and
commission house, 6l0 Elm street.
The Turf SALOON. What magic In
those three words. All who have tested
the superior liquors, fine wines, or cool,
reir shing beer, or perrhauce pulled a
fragrant cigar, will testify that II has no
equal in The land. Opposite Oliver AZ
GrigS's bank, Elm street.
Cranberrits, prunes, vit ed Cherries,
seedless Raisins, Horse Radish, evapo.
rated Peaches. NJ Loeb Il Freiberg's.
Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cur,
il sOld by us gu q guarantee. II curos
consumption. Sold by J. NJ. House
Those who have not visited the "Dal.
lss Art Exposition" and Wilson Nov.
el'y store should do 80, at $40 Elm
street.
To obtain something really fine and
delicious In canned vegetables or Cruits
buy the Batavia, sold only by Loeb a
| Freiberg.
You can tiud many and all Of kinds
goods Tor Christmas ut the apciion and
commission house uf Fine, Very Fine,
6l9 Elm street.
1
| Geo. Rick, the Elm street furniture
dealer, IN selling chairs, dning-room
furniture In quality and price 10 sui,
EVERYONE.
Pure aud uncolored and guaranteed
nnadulteratcd May Blossom Tea at Id
cents pound In one pound packages NJ
bouches', MN Main street,
Extremely low prices have been
u arked ON all the furniture Geo. Rick
mas IN stock-tables, chairs, rockers, he'd
room and parlor sets. Give him a call
Ladies' ready-made suits at 50 20 81 7b
$3.50, $3.50, sS.25, Sl050 to $50, at Ran
MANS. ""
Paints, ready mixed, 80 that any ON,
can use them; artist materials, oils, etc.
AZ Hamilton u Young's.
"hsckmetack,n a lasting and iragrsr
poriums. Price % and 80 cents. Sold b,
J. NJ. House. ~"
What an ugly face when Won tool
-'cxenlns piiis. BaiLsv's Saline Aner,
| 49, 20 Naitar po''
"Spal lin, . Glua," mends furnitpys
toys, orSck' ~, all ornamental work.