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TaEdishsuri1g erup.ions on the face, tile
sulken eye, the paliid c%omp,eIion, indicate
inst thers is something wrong going on with.
IL. E1nsl the lurking foe to hpalt0. Ayers
sarsspArilla was devised for that purpose;
and does Il. rav :
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MEDICAL,
SKIN KUMOR.

a, uoulhs old broke out with ZONE
iiSd o sln gtSSmiiy phytci ~, was glyeg up 10
ssoa,b, BY my aI Az re mWrulrd SS!it's Specific,
Ill Ias ItIS W. % StaIiying Is II was iaitesu.
SHd be sl nStS ,oSu SOi well, all isActs Of tho dis
.lIs d IoAc' Auu j.. J. ktRKLAND.
,,L,tno MAJ LOuuty, TeIaA,
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HOME PROOF

=, ,,v oua L,yrT D,kcskes and Kheumst!ylu.-
sIs.nSI grfdbIy--"NVlAilg seemed 10 nC!p me:
e'a'A ZEPT. PHILLIPS, /
Wheeling, ". Va
,.,,rh p,)ypus oi EoSo, ImpRiicd yoice.-sui.
tn,SG ,Ci SgKrS: p4iea. medicine fai c TO help INC.
II smith completely Cured ms"
OF Speidcl i Co., nhesling, ". Va.
Dyspepsia and liberated StoIach.-"TEestaeat
az ;tets iaiiCi 10 give Ie relief. Dr.. Smith cuied
~" TEUHA5 ilOi.l, lnsuIauc' Agent
n -"IAd them loT teuItcea years D. aalItb
r,nd mr." LOUIS Z. WAsIIIaGlON. :
stroiu!S, Running Sores on bead.-"Ay sou was
lI:c:eI tor !0uItcCa years, Nothing seemed 70
hip him. lr. auita caiea ntSn." ,..
..GrEpt S!scet. Wheeling, ". va.
tnner-"sudaIei fox seltS VITA Cancer. Had
nE1It NIL thee l!MeE. II returned after each cpcf.
s,oa. ". Saith cared ne ,Tithnut kl.ie, caustle
or pain" Mhs. =. o..
ystts. RceortCd dying. ur. aulth cured MT
s'1''4' THOMAS CoLvIS,
Wholesale Grocer, Main VT, Wheeling, II. Va,
UlN7iious Of Aeetula. Prolapsua aud Piles
"Ea sl,en Up 70 tia and rrurOlueed incurable,
D.. 4ml!h cG1ed int %!thoni k';,ie;.
Martiu's Ferry.
ge7, 4, o, LGdi wdNs:-"Dr. Smiths ptoic,.
toual ~feryICes In ny IAiaily have beon most s..tf.
factory. And l tOnInent hin to al as a gentleman
a1d , ukllliul physician.
Ms. Margaret ko!b ~gays:-"l ha! been yui!etiug
ri, stYpu Yeas aud tyested b. taauy physicians tof
d~,sIaiEs. Dr.. NEith hS!d had d tape vera, and
Ii tIghI holm removed q monster lGJ feet luug."
Fsra!e Complaints -IhrcG yeAtsln hospitals 10,
!eult0, gt'e NE ptcGils, aG yaatage5 In such caSea
Persons Cared d cA,arrh, diGeaSes OF heart, liver,
roaaCh, kidneys, EEiu. blood, ueIsous Affection
nthnn testify ~ Lay EucceSs.
..!les crrel S!thUuL tho tnifo.
Patients at L ds.Aico K4sy be treated by lette
md satisfaction guaranteed. 4 char Tor fctt or,
animation 'nrI on se&r!ptot tTO three-ceut s.araps.
Nd advice returned free,
CoufrlA4ol 3: oliu. free. ofics hours IRON Q
AZ Off NJ dsdy. Tall Oh or address
JOHN Z. bNLTh, N. D., d
nJiEUsw No. titi G~fsapiigc st., Wheeling, &c vs..
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..sIa,rn ,wl,s specify Tor rheumatism,
lLa'vT isSicut r.Irs. II also relieved Inc u
~ lo.n II' i'm whlc, / ha 1 AGnGrcd iur years. !
lA.tvt' s Mai H SNai .St.!s optci1c viii Iccoues
R0ol y I'm n II,. y. l.. Ll.L,
hIlsEnO'' S Atlanta, Ga, nov, Is, lsS4.
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YOUNG men, middle Aged mon and oil
mon oapi f.r from early iadiseretions will
ind ALIENS Brain Food The mos! powerful
!nysgoraut eyer inttotucad; once restored BY
u thsrs y no relapse, Try II; 1t never fails.
81; 9 for $5-Atatf drugeiit,, or by natl from
J,H. Allen, 3l5 First avenue, New York
City. 7rhsaw
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HERR MEYER, lauppo,c you understood
that every IL vas TO bring along some.
thing to the picnic. What have you
broush.?' Herr Mever-"My two boys,
Gsyou ee."-Fisgmds Batter,
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WHILE we fellows nre scratching 10 earn
our living the cremationists ara taking
measur<S to Urn their dead,-Bolon Star,
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EMoaY's Lille DaIhariic Is the best and
only reliable Liver Pill known, never fails
with tbs most obstinate cases, purely vegeta,
ple,--loi cents, TThsAw Z
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ENGLAND ought to lake some ono Of her
s,zs when she gets up u iyht.-Picayune
frs, Rhode leland, for instauce.-Phf9a,
deiphia Cal.
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MEDICAL
Ttais.i0o, Canada Tt,., 0nt.,i

-5s. 1tatssilo, Canada Ht,!, 0nk.,l
October 20, 1854.
AlHssns. FLEMING Bnos.:>
Sir,,-Your pills came all right, and l can say
they are a good bilious pill. l have used 4 great
many pills, but | can say Dr.. c. McLanc's Pills,
manufactured by Fleming Brothers, are genuine.
And, gentlemen, you have my thanks In sending.
| gave some Of these pills to my rcighbots for 4
trial. One Of my ncighbors got three pills. He
said they did help him. lie felt the next day ike
a new man., lie wishes nc to send for fifty cents
worth for him. So, gentlemen, l will do all l eau
TO introduce DR.. c. McLanc's Liver Pills, manu-.
fae.utcd by Fleming, Brothers You will find
enclosed one dollar, for more of your good pills.
l wish you could send me 4 sample of your Yer.
mffuge by mail. I think It will take well here.
Yours, with respect.
. Please send soon. g
West Sandluts, Y. 7.
October 30, lSS1.I
Fleming Baetltrs:
Dear Sirs,-Enelosed YOU will find ono dollar,
for WHICH you will please send nc more Of your
DR.. {. McLane's Liver Pills. thrust you have re-.
ceiEed the pay for the last two boxes ordered
and received. ! would only say, they have done
nc more good than | could express. feel much
better now than | have for two years past. Send
them soon. More hereafter.
Yours truly, u.s.
.n. REV. PM. SrAErH,
West Sandlake, N. Y.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
Deeds of
ny al.UE GsAx.

so. sse great collecti " Of tho ,nast .hy,l!lug per.
io,n 'ssaventnr"', EXPLOITS o! ssputs and rplcs. inr.
hi n, hops heroic bravery. imptisonmentS and
NV hsst"seHaih soaps romantic incidents, hand.to.
no, sSaGIslcs ntilops jou' nrys, darby raids and
vi. 20 6otE nkeit. Pmtuselv nlut tratad. Ort
S.h,S,.. Address FoRsHEE & McIAIKN,;
~ Cincinnati, Ohio,
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'nR,l, l.. SMITH RI,
No. l4o4 CHAPLINE STREET,
Near Fourteenth Street.

me hSst evidence VI . "a! slgian's slcccss Is the
,.ltS,sHi 0slIs plt.rDk. lhGincsetoing domandt
N,aHV M, i1Siuitsl services prove that / haze deal
s M1 kuG !al;iy wl!u th.As who have consult,
S%|s iueyCr usc d patients hhtre without LeI
utNna III thOuyA / have mNny hundred Certificate
lats'y XII. wI0m have cured after they had been
a": ~ y ilc4iaL.!v. A thorough medical cdG
ir. ,l,cy Win mAui yGnEs hospital experience anG
ta n ,Iy win %iuerAputc Agents, q CluAe obssrv,
!aST u:apr:auluAmt tccuttatft!eT a.id a.ftcs At
,SS;ISa 70 ny Genie management LasustS sIeccs
cir, Is IoAAibie, aud issuLly stVeshe patient IN!
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ranscmcht Of Liver. bowels and Kidneys.
SYMPTOMS OF a n1srAsEp 1,yrr.

SYMPTOMS OF 4 DISEASED LIVER.
dad breath: Pain In the Side, sometimes Tho
pin Is te!t under the Shoulder: blade. mistaken for
khetmat'su general loss Of appetite; Towels
the head I, troubled with pain. Is dull and heavy,
With considerable loss Of memory, accompanied
WIZ Palnlll sensation ofleasins ualoac Something
which ought to have been done; a slight, dry cough
and flushed face Is sometimes an attendant. often
mistaken Tor consumption: the patient complains
fest cold OF burning, sometimes a prick!y sensation
Of the skin exists; spirits arc low and dcsponden,.
and, although satisfied that exercise would be bene.
fetal, yet one can hardly summon up foritudc 10
tIy tin fact. dis,niSts every remedy. Several
have occurred when bu, few Of them existed. vel
examination after death has shown The Liver 10
have been extensively tesaassI, IfU.
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Commissioners.

Commissioners.
Incorporated In lsas, for Is years, by tho Leei,ls.
ture it educational aud charitable pIrpoeesVwiIh
s seap a1a o. " go which 4 reserve fund y
By an overwhelming popular vote. ta ,ranch,,,
Has ttidc q part Of tho present STATE Constitnii. n
adopted December 2, 4. [. 1872, -
INC my Lottery ever voted on aud endorsed b,
NV neopIS 9, my siate, Il never scales or pot
place monthly - '"'"AS' axe
\ tplGndid opportunity 10 win fortune, Thl,i
Y sri DDsenw!,'g Glass . In the Academy Of Mus.
e,c, EEM okLhANbt TUESDAY, March ll9h
~tss4-lG8ih Monthly Drawing, 80 '''
81 .ri.'F IApIrAT upIpr 49, Ma, ".
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS,
A LEXANUER BONE, SIR,

4 LEAANUEE BONE, Sri,
N0.,y luhlic, 1tnclal rus!ItRa and L.centea
GcI ssG.e Agent, StcGt and Money B,oGef..
Deeds, icasea, Acknowledgements, aud PnrtrcsHhit
Agreements drawn up, etehaug' and M1nufM'
tarers' FOOLS opened, Houses keAled, Rents Col
Jurisprudence cGnsdCItlally attended to. No
llS Market street, "utts hlotk," corner Aarsp,
and 7wc'iA streets Wheeling v. vs.. hoi.
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LOTTERIES,
rTCAPITAL PRIZE, 87o ,0006a
Tickets only IS. shares In prouortto,
Louisiana State Lottery Company,

We DO hereby certify that VIC ape,yi,e tho nj.
tarEemoat, for Ill the MUutLiy aud syml. Annual
Drawings Of tho Lonl,isDa state Lottery Companr.
sna ~ petson nnniIe and control ihtu Drawings
SnSmssiSss anu that The name are conuuclcd with
t!os, and we Authorize tue Company 10 uss III.
CERTIFICATE, With ffcAimilug Of our i!snstires ~.
tached, III la Adycr i4enenp,' =" "
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Ghe Gntdtigeurea
4 SKATING gOSG.

Office: %as. 20 and ~ souffccGh Sirec1,
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.,rrs,Io OH blood mad skin diseases mailed
Tlit SWIFT sPECI !IC CO.,
DFAwpI 3. Atlanta, Ga.
rov York oNlcc 1853 ". I'D Street. hctacca Sixth
~ 'e,putl A,et.lltS. leo-o
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II should be nscd by NIL persons. old and
young, Whenever any of tho above
symptoms npncar,

young, Whenever any OF tho above
symptoms appear.
Pcrsons Travelling or Living in un.
healthy Localities. by taking a dose Occasion.
Az 70 Eser the LIVER J." healthy action. will avoid
sea, Dtowsiness, Depression Of Spirits. etc. It
viii i%nviGoratc likea ElaS Of wine, but Is no In.
tosicating beverage.
II You havo eaten nnyt6Inr hard a,
digestion. or feel heavy after meals, or nlccp-
less at night. take a dose and you will he relieved.
Time ind Doctors Hills will DO saved
by always keeping tho Regulator
In tho House!
For, whatever the a!lment may be, a thoroughly
safe purgiltivc. Alternative and tonic can
never be out Of place. The remedy Is haru,less
and does not Interfere with business or
pleasure. -
IT IS PURELY VEGETABLE,
and has all the power and efficacy Of Calomel or
Vuin'nc, without any Of the injurious after ELECTS.
a Govcrnor's Testimony.
simmons Liver Regulator has been In use in my
family Tar some time, and | ain satisfied II Is 4
valuable addition to the medical science,
J. Gill SHORTER, Governor of Ala.
Hon. Alexander II. ~Stcahcns, or en-.
says: Hayr derived some benefit from the use oil
Simmons Liver Regulator, and wish 10 rive i, a
further trial.
! only Thing that never fills to
lteiieve.'-l HAYS used many remedies for Dys.
pcpsia, Liver Affection and Debility, ba, never
have found anything to benefit me 10 the extent
Simmons Liver Regulator has. | sent from Min.
nesosa TO Georgia for it, and would send further for
such a medicine, and would advise all who arc sim.
Harry affected TO give it a trial as ii seems ,hc oulv
thing that never falls TO relieve.
p. NJ. JA""rY, Minneapolis, MINI.
Or. !. ". Mason says: From actual er.
pcticncc In the Use Of Simmons Liver REGULATOR in
my. practice ! have been and am satisfied To ne
and prescribe 1t as a p~urgaivc medicine.
BssS3~ Take only the Gcnuinc, which slw.vs
mas en- the Wrapper tic red e Tradc-NIarls
and signature OF J.H. 2E2LlN Is CO.
x FOR SALE Dy Arr. Pm
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But he did not return; and the mother
wept many tears for her boy, and 1eicsed
to 10 comforted, Meanwhile, though her
health improved, Matilda was, US ono may
imagire, hopeleasly cast down. Useless
and helpless she eat at her .unc!e's freside
snd tried to learn to knit stockings. AT
! FIRST she did this in sad silence, At last,
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80 49, "Asouhaus U."'.".,,... ....,...... .....L S26S 900
application Tor rates to clubs should DO made
for further Information, write clearly, piyinc mi
sadtess. Make 70. Money Orders payable and
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
POSTAL NOTES and ordinary let!ern b. Man
o. MSpsess !sn sums Of IS and upwards By Express
Y @ N. a. DAUpHN.
M n.r,rr,. Now Orleans, La
1913 a@w COZ Seventh s., Washington y
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IT IS PURELY VEGETABLE.
And has all the power and efficacy Of Calomd o,
VIiNiiic, without any Of the injurious after effects.
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She did not know his oppressor's name,
but she lifted her voice even above ali
that din. and cried aloud, lyon bad bow
You wicked boy! You great cruel creature
with the pistol! Sop tormcu,ing that poor
little iellOH. Or LEVY. The schcn
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Hon. Alexander II. Stephens, or On,
Simmons Liver Regulator, and wish 10 Five j, =
further trim s'N"~
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.,,NU. o, uHIIy except BlltdRy. y, ----I----,
Iahesville accommodation leaves Wheeling AZ
day. 'JFG0Tr--- 80 80 'A'A"' 1Aeep'oun
u. 90. Sleeping Cars on oil through trains. elcep.
tng car from Wheel x 10 Indianapolis fia Colum.
dGiiy. arriving IT lnd!saaiols At f:t8 4. X.
IntollBh Coach from wheeling to Columbus m
70 =, leaving Wheeling at 9.l5 d. IN. arriving at
Columbus at $40 p. IN. - ~
4 Close CONNECTIONS arc made for NIL points sop,,
and southwest, North aud Northwest, making this
: Desirable route for tplonisN and persons ulooyIns
ton 81 given. '"' N ts''
Tickets to all principal points on sale al Dcpct.
sleeping Car accommodations can DO pC,lfed AZ
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and so tho day came when Fred, taxing
both Malilas's littlc hands, held them liz
his OWE. aud told her simply and hon.
estly, That he loved her, and asked her
III she loved him we'll enough 10 be his
Ketchum daily keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-09-07
Wood River RippIes.
.Niner.

Feers- Miner
Joe Garrison has been working over
1856 tons Of tailinss, at Bradford, from
which he saved ~ tons Of ore valued q;
$50 per ton.
The delegates to the convention held
in this city Thursday have nearly all de-
paited, and the usual routine OF bnsi
ness is now about the only excitement.
We learn of the robbery Of Coffiu
brothers store at Bellevue. An entrance
WAS made through the window. and sew
en- guns stolen. No cine 10 the perpe-
traitors
Shirley Ensign. Of Indian creek. call
cd at the News Miner Office yesterday.
Slr Ensign reports that lie has an I'M
usually fine crop Of apples on his place
this season.
On several ranches near HALEY water-
melons have been successfully grown
this year. They will probably be
brought TO market soon and offered at
prices which all can alford.
Bedeil and Winters arrested for com
| plicity in the Aaron Morris murder, were
discharged to day on motion of tho
District Attorney. who stated TINT he
had no evidence which warranted hav-
/ ing them held.
Ketchum daily keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-09-07
A Railway Mail Clerk.

tits wisely recommended that Ketch
nm and HALEY ut once commence the
circulation Of petitions to the Postmas-
ter General for railway mail clerk on
the Wood River branch of the o S. l..
There is no other way for us to get di-
rect mails between Ketchum and Belle
we and it viii insure to our citizens the
long lelt want of through mails from
Shoshone. Every citizen on Wood Riv-
er has felt TO the bottom of his soul
the necessity of this. and of quicker
mails between Bellevue and Ketchum.
and will readily show bis interest and de.
sire in the matter. BY commissioning
the express agent on the line with the
authority TO act, cojointly with his 9th
er business, as mail clerk, the expense
to the Government would be very light
and the business would doubtless be
performed quite satisfactorily to all
The present AGENT is Mr.. j. E. Thomp-
son, gentleman who is capable in ev-
cry respect for the position, and would
it not be well to Recommend his name
in the petition forwarded? He would
n.
at all events.
Ketchum daily keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-09-07
THE DEMOCRATS.
Preparing for the Convention. Dele.
gates Coming. The Hall In Readiness.

Democratic delegates are already mr.
irving from the various precincts, either
the convention will probably be lively
scene, politically, in Ketchum.
Our home Democrats are very enthu-
siastic in the desire to give the represen-
tatiye men Of the county a warm rccep-
ton, and are making every preparation
to treat them 'tincent."
Fitzsmmons Metropolitan Hall, where
the Convention is to held, was beaHti-
fully decorated with profusion Of ever
green's and large flags yesterday, and is
very emblematic of the love for ones
country that is felt by all good citizens
OF either political creed. The stage is
one continuous picture Of the stars and
stripes. arranged in graceful folds, and
just over the center, in front, are large
portraits Of Cleveland and Hendricks,
set back in !, tasty wreath of evergreens
We understand that this creditaDIe
work OF decoration has been done gra-
tuitously by Messrs. Jake Ottenheimer.
Billy Elder, Sandy Lane and John Ora
ham. Chairs and tables for the Chair
man and Secretary have been properly
arranged, and the press of Wood River
is provided for with convenient tables
1t is probable that at least four papers
! will be represented.
Ketchum daily keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-09-07

An excursion party left Ketchum yes
terday. for Lost river via the ketcllum and
Challisroad The wagon was we'll stuffed,
loaded. and strapped for long seige
Among the passengers were Judge
Morgan. S. B. Woodward. Geo. Mont
gomery, Frank Montgomery, Dick En-
erson, Dan. Hqse, Sanl A. Clemens.
and Handling Kelbur. They will visit
the Warm Springs, and take III the Ell.
tire river.
Ketchum daily keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-09-07
Hotel Arrivals.


PALACE.
Fl W Lightcap, Chicago; F 7 Rork, }
G Marden, Bellevuei / Trainor, San
Francisco; Don MuGregor, Bullion; j
VI James, Bellevue.
BAxTER's. s.ts.
R F Eiehelroth, city; J II Stackpole,
Bellevue; Ole Rorum, HALEY; John c
Wait, city; NJ cannady, stedman.
Atlanta; H L Dickson, Ketchum; H "
Dorman, Mountain Queen Mine, Tar
Horaghey do; Il Ham, HALEY; Hen.
erickson do.
Ketchum daily keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-09-07
Fine assortmept Of Enslerll -sash. eloors.

r Fine assortment OF Eastern sash. doors.
mouldings, weights and pullesA.
black walnut counter tops. wainscot;ine.
flooring. etc, just received ct P!nkhsi.
q Lewis's. [;
The Crcy street millinery of HALEY.
will commence closing out lis stock. con-
sisting of Nh classes OF millinery and ne
lions, "a; eos, on JAY 9Th: s'so carpets.
fixtures, provisions. stoves, furniture.
'etc. jll-3t
Ketchum daily keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-09-07
The Grand Prize.
at all events

The Grand Prize mine. on Pole creek.
q tributary to the East Fork Of Salmon
River, is now ont of litigation and de-
veloping we'll. Boulder d Christensen,
who contracted on June LIST to run q
100 foot tunnel on the ledge. completed
their contract on the 18th OF August and
took another one, similar, which they
will complete by the first of next month.
This 200 feet of work is upon the ledge,
which, in the breast, is four feet in
width and yielding paying quantities of
ore. This ore will be held on dump
till spring and then either reduced by
the construction of smelling works, or
shipped to Clayton. 1t assays from 100
to 400 ozs. per ton.
Ten miners are at present employed
on the property, and an ore house,
blacksmith shop, etc, nre being built
preparatory to the winters run.
Frank 5icCracken took his departure
for California on yesterday morning.
His leave was honored by the presence
ef many old time friends, who secured
the services of four amateur musicians
with trombone. two drums and n tri-
angle, and thnsiy escorted him TO the
depot. The procession was heard by
many citizens who were gently awaken
ed from their peaceful slumbers by the
music CD and who then dreamed that
the distance from town to the depot was
seventeen miles, and that the process
sion % was going on dead march, not
dead run.
Divine services to-day at Union
church at II 4. NJ. and at s p. NJ. Sun
day School Mt noon.
LOST: Revolver, III black holster with
nameJ. @. Godfre yun butt. ivory ham
4 die. Finder will be suitably rewarded
by leaving it at Bakers Hotel. 81
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To Let or For Sale.

Desirable two-story frame building on
Main street suitable for grocery store
or hotel. Apply to
FlRsr NArIosAL B.Sx.
auc27tf