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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-10
Eden's Goals and Burgess Kick.

The Meridian-Halcyon polo game at Me-
ridian Rink last night was witnessed by
large crowd. The first goal was scored by
Murray, Of the Halcyons, in 4:4O. The Sec
the Meridisns The second goal for the Ne.
ridiaps Eden scored ia four minutes, the
third in eight. The fourth and winning goal
reminded cne OF Eden's celebrated error Ia
the Columbus game. The ball was coached
by the Meridans 10 Halcyons' goal where
Burgess, the goal tend, managed 10 kick the
bal trough his own goal, thus defeating
the Halcyons. The Meridiaus plsyed i've
men against the Halcyon's famous fun
team.
The Meridian Club leave for Newport,
Ky, this morning, where they play series
of three gsmes commencing tonight.
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Colonel LAMONT says that there are deu-
BILE the number CT clerks employed in the
White House than is necessary. and he pro.
poses to reduce the force accordingly.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-10

THERE are sixty eight Democratic member
of the last Congress VI 40 were not returne'
to the new one.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-10

Mr. CLEVELAND used. the pronoun 81" once
only in his inaugural address. Hayes rang
it in sixteen times, Harrison thirty-eight,
and Lincoln forty.thTps times.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-10

GENERAL BLACK wiz take charge Of the
Pension Office to morrow.
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MRS LANDERs. los years old, died at Pc.
kin, H., last Sunday She was an invete-
rate smoker. Moral Smoke?
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-10

MARTHA ]. IDEs wiR be Postmistress at
Glennwood, Ind.
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The suit OF Christian Geisel vs. the Big
Four Road for damages is on trial before
Judge Walker. The road obtained the right
of way through Geisers farm. Geisil rese.v-
ing the right to cultivate all ground to the
grade. Defendant erected house by the
roadside on the land, and put one of their
employees in possession, giving him permits
possession. removal OF the house, and for
value Of all vegetables raised thereon.
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CITY LAW MAKERS.
Meetings Of the Council and Board Of
Aldermen Last Night.
Both Bodies Pass the City Hall and
Market House Bill-The Engine
House Contract Awarded
by the Council.
March ..

A large number of workingmen, members
of the Board OF Trade and others attended
the special meeting of the Council last
evening to consider the City Hall and
Market House bill, and transact such other
business as might come up. The absentees
we're Messrs D0wney, Cowie and Moran.
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THEY WANT A HEARING

communication was received from J. b..
Hacsett, Superintendent Of the Central
Union Telephone Company, asking that
the company have hearing before a co IA.
mittee of the Council on general ordinsnc es
Nos. and ), OF 1885, under which it is pro-
posed to abIogate the agreement now exist
ing between the city and the Telephone
Company and to make new one involving
new conditions, and seriously affecting the
cOmpauv's interest.
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A S.l5osmg ARRAY.

On last Saturday eSoiihg while 4
festival VAS btiug hid u the eo,oFed
Bapsis Cllureh in Salem he npIto,i-
Gus Frei WIson and Allie Grey both
eololed Of i idIefon created il distQr.
ance. In %atter1pting 10 phtthsm out
Wilson cut samuel smith, Leason Da-
,is, AMI Henry Hollaes, al eclerea
with a pocket Knife. Wilson aiid his
cGmpanion fhsl. Mayor Acton and
the police u Re notified and wese soon
Oh then track Calcer Baaer came
across Wilson and wounded linn in tie
back but the two reached their wagon
and started for hAme. Word Sas tele-
phonetic Constable Birchuieir. at @ lin-
ten who with help, laid in wait for the
rueiaas at the bridg4. They rrsis 81
ard afiei an exciting struggle III which
the officer fire at Wilsoi, the bail sttik-
ing him in the head near the eye, they
surrendered. They were brought back
to Salem and locsea up.
On Tuesday evening d hearing took
place before squire Who'd whrn wilson
Was commit ed to Jail III drfaul1 OF
5000 hail. Albert Grey "a held under
500 bal for helping Wilson o escape.
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County Glea1sis gs.

Las Thursi Gy q tefnapm Week osrl3-
ton Mattgou's son. o. Auburn, vas
leading 4 colt when his younger troth-
er aged about six y-ais run behind the
colt aud struck it OH the legs with Il
switch. The colt kicked frotn fright,
striking the little Fellow on the skal
ard smashing il 50 he died.
Farmers may takA advantage 0flle
weather and do some plcugniag now.
Charksu II. Richfnan. Of Woodstawn
had a dinner Of green peas from his
garden recently.
Gideon and David 'icail and Jane
and Edwards wife, grand children Of
old Giaeon Scall the founder Of scuil-
town, now Anburn. VISITED thai place
on Saturday and hal a plea ant time
III looking at tirie birth plac and re-
calling meide.sts lnat were lear to tn II
memory.
-Four couvvrtsof the Nj. ZION church
{coiefed we're UAltised llAtAe crs-k ~
S..lem last sunday
S..lem couaty VII b. repeese TT It
the Siate, Graagr b. the I .tloSingf
itelmA4l Coles aud aasagh 81 J In 4;
ri craft and wafe, NJ. y. Dies itlsan
AID daughters =. fanco.st ana Y e
ii .VnpdsloNA Gauge, arr ). N.
slevnd ama Il. Alkinsoa asdim wiie
Of Tia Course Lantuig Gfat 20.
w,rb has Been coinJ.e ca ugon TIE
mpsov lneAss t. Tie WAito stoae
M,is of sa3eia.
Revival ssvieeS are being heli ID
4aM IL GAMhA-AhaGnl baHe
b en- converted
Emerson Sspssatt. Of Manning on has
entered Hyayara Uasersty.
J9seph II. w bbee, n Courses ia,id-
Ing, lbs 4 vatusbl4 Aors last 4cea
Crum Inflammation Of the lnngs.
s.eh-M& Dr. ~agoaaitofs of TIE
so'ei@t1' My p"'s
ls'l -" ~,
49,
81"
e's s.'S.
h"''N
u u stated sllat baTfd - beSes'
Steward u thesstht5 aimshense VII
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= Arma-z Ticasnw.
4 nuoacg ofie.A sentative PpuM.y-
vsnia fishermen net At the Eaglc u9-
I'll. Marcus Hook. FL &ogsay ewes.
Jog, tc discuss the pfesess itrs nhecs-
iag fishing ID The d lswerer river. ese
reason fer the MEET NJ, IL @as sad.
was that s.aee The co.4aomfe b-tNeen
Tie soVerro ciNEg 5erses snia lys-
ware. Is wl.en tley lSth agreed nos
to psosscct- fl iermen fr II either
stat wuu wolk dla d.spaltei waters,
tAsp iags cxp4nl.d TIE etefty thus
thrown out q use 10 c%apsafns Fe AIS
ssg7anilgs. joshua y Gscen. WHO
presided, iusi.ted that tir $40 lniiid-
e.plaa. 30 Mucus Hook and 100 Cite,-
Ter Il hermen represented 1T the meet
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salem, County Ahead.

Al he meetml Of the Nation Grafge
Patrons of Hashandary last ye'srs, the
Master made the reques that delegates
from each state to the hext anlluai srs-
sion bring with them samples Of the
oorn raised in their respective states.
At the SESSION just ended ut Boston,
Jel gates from 80 states submitted 5 &c
linens Of the golden graiu, aud tilar
presented by-lsichmnnd Coles, the pros
duct of Salem County fam-rs, gas DE-
clared to BE- thu beli OF aay exhibited.
Good for Salem Co, -Monit
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Down SSHiEa.

ia sa,,vIA IN, Wv d
$50. r,;to.s
r. Won val rive me
,-.fasl3a ,o.er wil,
- ~ $500 r.ladars and
~ ioao4h, re ms vim
!, oa,n. information tl,at viii he bene-
:. nm T, ii. at mace !
~, shart sketeh If ouf trim
~ lsjt p-,tnsleIuhia Friday
oo.b IN ;be stean,er viroi,,-
!, a,a1 III. ,hsae,nt mas .a,e IA Omar
60 1ibThn sxc.,1,o. IF one
.i,,ss nm whieh was ysry ro,,ab.
~. .;yo.4 q ,-a,.alstSs1 a. Nm
=, - a. al ,aft tbara
49,, 800 :, Aa,.laek nv fast
.l,a fha,1ato. savs,m.h
-, ~ ,tI,,,fn r.,,s. t,na W.
..g..n.h t84,cloflk afd al
an n, ln,,eh ..,sfaa "a,
NJ, t,a - far K,
; MI oo,,,.,,. h.a+y.an
mn iaots.,its w,h.,#
an.o bioa r,.ti,
ona,3.,.
nnrLa s4eo f.w c.nle vim i
,,.a.,wn ayer ] e.n,ll n me-
~ ,na VII sd,nted an M .ro.
au;s,.a. mn ya.n,u.
,-a,5I,.s r. i : neyerr (
oi.r, 40 s-action
|'eA,l a. art,ed !. T,ra.
W" Tha ,Iista,ce fon,
IN i. / n,ls
1alea-ipa Us
hAe e"HiSh% o' !"
light. Tins place IS the Lldalat' 81
ths S1vth, me hand ce fruil anl fidw
o,s ,ya walRed mo ma doSn TIE
NH t.ahafl ,le
ssteftS "a
orange trees laueiteu Win oe3usii''
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Upp or NeesKsa Crack shooters
Gu Esuehing

Mr.. Editor, TIE following IS IN ac-
count Of a must remarkable uunnins
and fishing expedition d}wn the bay.
we lef, South Prnnrgruve, on Wednes-
day morning My. 18th, at 8 30 On the
yacht stranger. captain, ). II. Shoe
mak r; crack shot ElNood.s Layton F;
aud / as scienV lie tisieitneu OF Cas-
ney's point ! got tn first shot ut some
dacks which tuftcd Il yer but it
soon came to and SWAN swag. Unisr a
brisk brreze from =. w we passed
Iaart Deiawarr a IL - and arrived At
Hope Greek about & in lie evening.
After pending q pleasant sweating we
wei 70 bed with ducks and fish 81 tie
braae4.nl woke ssriy nrxs moranns ca
gsrAar game. Aitef pslta;sns al a
hsnelf tseasf = Ne teok q afi,. wi b
sAf Bib hsreF snt i scale.
We astsd Tor 5 o. erres aud eT-
ri 81 ppaa. Aneilef eaa hafi-
81 y iona 81. Iaysat dI start
after does sel esi
In ealles,f Fesi
w a SAL, k tnius % s.ss
II. IN sns back husgry as
b-ars Csp snaker sad p II
ft svT ~
C $3.50 IL ff2 n, sr4 a. ASST
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r r1iy very slow; bur ID,
body Of Barnsiey ta'2leIinen j.
such that the more it is wasae1
the better it feels and looks.
Hotels and restaurants under.
stand it. Htiev want the Gn-
est, richest, newe tlifen they
don't ,WBarnsiey. Ifthev#al
magnificent snowy linens to
wear a long time with severe
and constant washing, 70 grow
more beautiful month after
month, fine but not extr mely
fine, good patrons but cid, they
buy Barnslcy.
We have such Barnslcy for
$I.25 a yardl The proper price
is $3.50.
Sets Of table cloths with nap
kins to match, $3.50 to $40,
ought to b. barely mentioned.
Most ofour hneas are mads
on orders, and made to suit
us. We have them made vi H.
oat dressing. Washing W IL
change them but slightly.
This is the linen school. No
doubt about It.
It isn't.so strange as people
think that we sell one-fortieth
Of all the linens that come
through the Custom House.
Within our local trading cir
cult are a millioa-and-a-half Of
people about a fortieth part
Of the population Of the United
States, and more than a !ord-
ethpart Of the linen-users for
everybody knows that more
linens aroused near the centres
OF population than south and
southwest. 1t isn't SO much
more than our share.
Bear in mind that We buy
from tbs makers at home
their homes-saye every pos
sible cent in BUYING and s |
as close as we can. There
isn't another such stock in the
city. There isn't another such
stock in TIE country. There
isn't a store thatbuysas we buy
and sells as we sell. 1t would
be a reproach TO the people
around US, if we al ~ sell our
full share Of the linens that
come to the country.
Nothing but linen for linen /;
!silful and careful buying gcn-
10 as selling They account
for il.
soasi vest iraa The GENRE.
loHN WA%AMAKER,
Chestnut, Th.teentn ana Marse. streets,
and City hal squa.e.
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satisfaction everywhere.

I'D. Vert, Druggist, tBolling Spring, Pa,1
writes: "AAro,nan,sa.' is seellins web and
giving Satisfaction.
j. NJ. Hess prugps tsteeitoa. Pal writes;
Every bottleoi 'Aromama' gives The best
satisfaction.
r. & "A. Gaslitz, dealers, 7 onaeanlg. Md
ays +" Aromanna' /, no ID 10 Il areEoi 40
hest medicines siat has ever bee.s Introduced
IN this Lecagty" sold ~ ALL DRUGGIST ssd
D.AI.yNs.
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DIED.

STRTMPEE.-fn Pedrirltown Ne
vember l4tI. 1850, EIria. s0H al Jane
ana Clara Strinp'e. aged 5 months.
DOLBOW-0n November Sd, FL
wo1d C., infant son Of Donstlal J..
and Geureiafna Dob W, aged 4
months and weeks.
HAMPTOS.-In PedIichtowu. y.
j.. Nov. 18th, 1885. Viola g., dauahltr
Of joseph and Arabella Hampton, aged
Z years,
HUGHEs.-Oa Satusa4y Nov. a3lh,
ia Irilgepart. Bertha May, datgatet
Of William aad an lie L. Hughes. aged
? years and 8 months.
DENNIS-In Woodbury., on Nov
Both, Jos phi T.. Dennis foimeIlg o.
Pensaroye, aged 2tyeags.
IOIBOg on 81, Inst uear long
bridge. Bertha Nay, daughter OF Elias
and Sallle D loaw aged ? yeats.
R00KS.-Ai Alloway, on 'he p,
nit KltluIali, wi eof Salauel Brooks,
aged bout 70 fetrs.
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mARR,sD.

OUGii-pIEIF0INT.-m philad
elphia. o. Nov. 26tt, by Eee. D. EYaus
Mr.. samuel Onglt. of salem y j.. and
Miss Lille p, daualter.ef Cilas l..
pierpei1t, Of Philadelphia.
LfNK-HALTER.-i s2lem, Nov.
25th. 1885. by liey. &. Vt Pih rs
AIr. Philip Link aud Ms Saah Hal-
ter.
PATrIs0N WIIM Nth. - On
tn sday evening Nnl. 2ftb, lS85, at
Cbrist's Church, A leg ang Ciy, Pa,
hy tie Rector, Reg. Fob Meeell, Hen
~ ". Patterson of Salsm \. j, 70
Theresa e., daughter OF Mrs. II. NJ.
WiInaltll, Allegheny, Pa.
-TEW WHILE AT The NJ.
f. PaTsa age, HarrisoNille. Oh Nov.
9TH. 1885, by Rev. q. Hancock. Mi.
Joseph f steward, of annapolis. Nil i,
aud Miss L0ttic j. Wtble, OF Woods
town.
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...urup tdluI viii soon raise his
house.
C,r,s4,,aq o,,v two weeks from
,oxt Fr,d,y
cant pobert po.e's house IS being
p,s,ered
n. Ls,son l,ashfs nsw drag store
building inciosed.
Law in yon crl. Tie dealers viii
Ia Glad N spfye .oa.
The Post onico is drapei in respect
for our dead Yica-Ptesldent
s.y.ral Of a citizens .tro engaged
in gathering chyis mts greens.
r,,,, j, :,
90 r.sr eon,,,ssi.n
.,m ~, r.,..,, nav e..
30, -, wsa,..
i,
y"
S9stg e ~ hS"T'"'' r. .."'
ofth.t .se.asers
WHhaR l uAftlson ~ ."
Day tol '"o "'oe BUSINESS -
op''
H.
Ms. AMY Louietback, Fehhs9foFe's
evangelist, is no@ Engaged ~ coHducs-
ite revival services 1t Alc#ay.
Webster IAlQ - new residence and
btk.r bolan. is ready Tor pl4steling.
eg = great ornsmeatte car town.
re J.. want oo,,a 1i-nt for these
~ ovorI,c INV a Claiuni n fa,po q.
4. ]. Welener. They are the best.
Co"h.S ~.
iiots w &, W.
Nisi''u '"o
heS
soii II qpo.iA,s ali. IT
nni,,atan T,..a,y canaan r.a9art
os Inu,lah,b,, -n,,ebasas h,tb bnais
President Conner OF 1ae Detf"ate
pNs9t hal,'o"'a '' w., ~ -, sci
or,slikel, soon 80 pass. intoether l-ands.
IN r,as.i.,r eya,,i,c, sn,w br-t fell.
aa..t.a =. ma ,w,,l1 ha
~" a,orni,5 bne Ne claarar
ma nan ~ m.yA ttsaaa week
Thomas Clark had one 10 weigh 45a
pounds. 1t broke the beam in weigh
inn il Charlie Leap had or 10 weigh
4t6.
rist 81 ,e,tar. ramain;.q il tie Post
onre.af p-npsgraya car noo.he ding
Mn 8o,l,. .l.,hn + Cn,ry. Rachel
Homm CcoIored), WIliam IIorner,
Cnrissls les. Anna b. sparks, John
steward. Rebe WItsell, Crissie Weeks.
p;a ,u.;ob.
M - s o,,a,aaas
a,aaa ~
sT.aaasaaa ~ tno ~ w C,,-
I" 800, PM n
a4ot ''p"'H
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rrt.i 81.
.1 ~. 71.s s4
! ,.,sr ge.,,,.. s,,s +, a.,4 ,,tl re.
,ar..d :, r. ~, ,.,,,1y 1san.tsd
aim A.. ana. .,,f d.e, 5,e..la- IT,
~ - ,ha ,ra,t q
,tH.i,, h,i, c,,g the
III. aa,a.s,, - AZ ctee, aod ai.o
qo,,,e a ans and oo,s Wslta con-
e,ai.. vl,e. b,.r ,4s,y an,ibp49a4 nj
tasak 0rt, IA Ma Horse lie
.a,.a,s ~, p,u Ial,e ancbs.ad na.,
oas.,i bte,.4.,y v4..3 ~ sd falB as
,a,, s,t, Ci,..teg fas RHi.2
atas1 drola a., .,os. rfeek ma se,-
.t.i4io o,est, ! co We concluded TO
.g .,a have .one st.,t slaetipg
d.raabv n,on. uFhf NE wont 70 tte
MA n,s,ti,ned nnd tl.fre. talking
shau, r,n wa lad II 10 our Ii, ait4 con-
t.,l ~, fotntd rs GA bind AID We
,r,f dox, on aor .,.p,a,i.s ara waited
n, ducks Il, coine but nary one came.
W. saved mptil our teen chartered
ami fAen star Ell Tor our boat. a coupe
~ deems al fsmen we veut to
I,ed nad 10 ou1selves ana an the World
ie,idcs
Next morning we started for Mad
uoh. creek concluding an Tie eueks
m,st ha tb,re After n.rlying there
~ sat orr u a.t suI,eer. went TO
be,I and n.,se early next morning an d
upon aticnd;rs he net iound a nice lot
Q. perch. After breakfast ne started
;,ra,n aird penetrated neatly 10 tho
source Of Mad Horse. 1t came on to
lain ~ The afternoon and rot until We
arrived home aid nc see The sun asan.
We spent a m!seraals nisht, or cabn
accommodations we're father united
and we we're rather uncomfortable.
We woke up next morning 10 behold
il rainine, but TIA did not deter Us
from shooting ducks, il we could only
md them.
Bat where were they ? After break
fus, we started tn. ou,gl tat storm and
STAYED cut most ali DAY without ever
ae.tiag i shot. In The evening we got
another lot Of SPLENDID perch from oul
net. The storm stnl increased. We
STAYED in Md Horse creek until
Thnrsday ma.,,iur WREN we made a
b.eak for ba,os The wind had shift.
ed 10 northwest but it looked dark
and lowering. We star ed out under
a reef and before we beat up 10 Hope
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a9anamaker's.

. -taJat.24 49,
The store that sells tno-and-
a-balf per cent Of all the linens
that come fromall the countries
Of Europe-thefe is tie place
TO sec linens
Two-and-half per cent IS IN
enormous proportion. We
scanned the figures closely our
selves, though they came from
the United States Treasusy
records, extracted by Mr..
Lorin Blodgett, who had as
Appraiser General TOO many
wears familiarity with such sta
tistics to blunder in them.
No matter why this concen-
tration. Many curious cues
tons might be asked aboht
it-more than we could answer
probably. This is certain: ias
the place to see linens. That
is all we care to derive from
the fact that nobody doubts.
What sorts of linens? The
sorts that all sorts Of people
had better buy-almost Of
course. Two-and-a-half per
cent Of The linens used in the
United States are not sold in.
one store for an unsubstsntial
reason. The linens are there
that's certain.
Do people buy with judg-
ment2 Do they know what IS
good? Do they know what is
cheap in the long run? Some
do; and some don't. Hotels
and restaurants get to know
very soon what wearsf large
boarding-houses ditto. Iani-
lies learn more,,slowiy but they
learn; and many understand
the general principle.
w cart put much particu-
lar information into a single
newspaper column ofeasy Gpe.
Take table-linens. An item or
two.
We know Of but a single
make Of blcached table-linen
worth having chat can b got
for So cents a yard. The Irish
can'tmake it nor Scotch n9T
| English nor Belgian and only
one German 50 far as We know.
1t is a general fact that It ISM
wise to buy SO cent table-linen
for any purpose @hat ever.
The lowest price at which fair
" durable table-linea some Is
6s cents. Bur this one Ger
man maker sends us tons on
tons Of excellent cosrse an.
homclg table-lincns ct s.
cents a yard, and napkins {
match for S1.io a dozen.
The other extreme ? 90
yard IS enough for tie fines.
and richest Between dlesS
two extremes we have Sataer
ed from all The linen countries
tie best ofthe;f making " IS.
we &C. II buy TO the best 8
vantage. You can
ne haven't plen,y to ehoos
from.
j. islaTdly fair no
OF 8aIasl lor y ncsp
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AcEsrswANTspr ron OH CuARNiNa sgs Hc9E
SONY loEED PRINCES hCTEoAj
Sas% sl1 ,retp-e- a-@s . s. g. "a - s-- .~
AED srATEsHE S OF GJ3 TlElE."
sa.N11 Ht~@ y@S-@s2-a ~ sfa-SsAs III $50
gy 10 ol oss beat writers Canton Fafrar,
Ias. r. Fio'ds, jay. PuS1n, DisstnS's daHsA-
ter, aud otliess ever to4iue portraits and y
cravings. tayAe sook 3 bf.mmipg cYsr with
choice ana rare thiigs.n-s.Y. OoserYes.I IN
ta,..cni young men ANA ALI lan have re;
name / emb1oymeat. A fes Geaeial 8relSs
wanted. HNnhyE8fL PgS co.
Nsg2sfat Dyxvic-f. ca.
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NOTED pUeKER.

stated " Il. Il. Cochran, druggist Lanaas-
tei. "a. "i4ave ~guliant, ed eyai 9es0 bottles
Of eurdoek Hooi ii.ters for dyspr psia' scar
stomach, b.. Gus attacks, liver aud kidney troa-
ble4."
L some gem.Fkshle Cares OF deafness are re :
corded o. III IaenIas' OIL. Never fails 70 cure
earache.
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CHURGHLs.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

EMANUEL (Briekl- Rev. ". Margeium
PRAYER meeting Tuesday ef-i,ing 7,eQ. Meeting
tor promotion vg Christian Holiness lea by Mrs.
Cunningham, THURSDAY .ytD'Lf TO-
Sunday School at geo L. NJ Rev W. MargeI-
um Superintendent.
ST. PAUL's-Rey. 6. Elyin.
Preaching at 10 a NJ. ana 7.e0 p. NJ. Public
prayer meeting Tuesday eYentnEat 10 hon
ay evening at 7.1'.
attendant.
WoMeN's CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UEIoS,-.
Meets EVERY aturday evening in st. Paufs
Church at 100. Mrs. J. II. royton, President;
Corresponding Secretary, Miss Rebe Thomp-
aDu.
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Penusrroy0Post 0aice hours from $50 A. NJ.
10 p. MI. Nail closes al 6.35 and 10 A. NJ. (
arrives at $50 A. II. ard $40 Ind 5.svP. N.
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5lfousan Is Of people, especially soiuca are
sgGa5ing / al GsS.iisy vtcr t1sy - st - siai
be healthy aaf e.Toss. BeEe - cns OF shs
tios1s!ss wlieI h ostS1 ceased ~ the liver.
Pea1.c ofssa IT II RIA, rGa, run. until hey 80
down dowi, aoSa, ard md u,eiaselves In and
ali~nosthcasi-Ss taii:sa 4 - a. "-ass
tie esel nelp u9 that ai.as aFes w12a t1s
doses Vi aArosh.taaa.n 9heH eeas tec
syApt0ss GA~ = AaA =
70 bsat4 ta e-.sss s
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METHODIST PROTESTANT

M,nINER's BErHrt-Rey. W. Grant
sunday school at 10 A.. NJ, David Simpkins
Superintendent.
Preaehit G at 2 and LEO 7. NJ Prayer meet
ing Wednesday evening and class meeting
riday evening.
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DIRECTOR
ssnrrnruoy T

sr voar eige. u 63yscee s',25.-
Ar sub=srtprS5us stssstis % the Coaa-
a. ueure be g-12S siRiesly To advance.
Alln.lr ruu4 ID l.ECosp aaat BY r.qnoai.
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nj F-t-- y
IsIye rsnasxro2s fS5 Sp l2@ 552
~.,v, ps,,, :, Is rd'y) an 81 2 a.555
Lave y ~ sIV o.ss
kriiys Peuusecoye SO Eos "a 10
Tsstus IeaVe ged-cstasH l3m.aGtrs after lesy-
iLs q: bCfOre arriving ~ EshfsE105e.
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HEDGEFlELD NURSERIES,

EsiaalisIed BY David rettit IS z II
tretoa Nurseries IN lsl0, situated on
tie main li2hsay Midway letMsm
sal IA aud Woeassowh Sssleni O.. y.
j. We are afirrins, cat low prices u
keeping wi,h the times nd ~idth DEFY
leg itinate compc'itioa1 al dest gs
hardy varieties oi frat slr,de nnd of
nsnen'al trees, llsits ard WOES pr
tanning teahiss ella nufssts hassAsss
embracing
PROMISING NoyrATIEs
as sen aspro0 3 hiads 5st aaistea
10 ,p ~ clanfaa @a-
ket, guar ~ e 4 e
t amidst es tau r kaJ e
p desa4 d ~ tes 4fttisrs No
81 abe s Heeaus, ~ fei ptafip
March Aps4Bma eAll> Asy ar slfAe
planting. lglosues ( p,iees free to
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rOCAI.

SATURDAY,. DECEMBER 5. 18s.