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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-08-15
Stock Notes.

Met Wsyman ssld, August 10, to Mark and
Rupple, l COW, 1875, 81.
J. L. kincaid sold. August IL, to Marx and
Ripple. 4 cattle, $780, ut 81.
Mr.. Bird sold. August 10, to Smith and
Hamlet. 3 cattle, 2,076, at st.
Oliver Benton sold, August 8, to Geo.
Clark. IA head of cattle, 1870, at 8 cents.
J.F. Campbell bought of j. F. Groves, of
Corder, two carload of cattle, averaging
1.4O0, at 81, and one of hogs at 4 cents. which
he shipped to Chicago last week.
The PAGER Tommy Linn was purchased
three years ago for $40. He is seven years
old. and is now valued high up in the thous-
snds.
Mr.J. W. Hannah, of Clay township, deliv-
cred, Monday, to Sparks Bros, at Odessa, q
steers, 1,44O, at S cents, and 8 cattle, 1913, at
Il cents.
Messrs. Wm. G. Gibson and Jack Laughlin
bought at Kansas City, last week, 60 head of
two-year-old steers, averaging $40, at 3
cents; also 100 head of Mexican sheep, 30
cents per head.
cow belonging to DIR. Jno. r. owen was
taken with the mad disease, last Monday.
She was very violent. and was shot last We'd
nesday evening to put her out of her agony.
She was q good mixer.
The running horse Brevet, winner of the
open race at Brighton Beach this season, has
been sold to o. w. Mallory of New York for
S2,OOO. He is by imported BrigaIier, out of
Annie Lexington, by Excheque.
Mr.. Charles Hill sold sc head of cattle to
the Sparks Brothers, about a month ago, at
81 cents. Since that time he has purchased
40 head of native steers, at Al cents, which he
will feed for the autumn market.
Commodore Kittson's Midway stable of
horses gave an exhibition of speed at Rocnes-
ter, MIMI, last week. The PAGER Johnston
ever made in the state. The runners Fire.
brand and Ollie Becker were driven q mile to
a skeleton wagon in 1851.
Six trotters and two PAGERS dropped into
the 2:2O class last week in the circuit meet
ings. They were jerome Turner, record
2:174; Glen Miller, 2:1s; Billy Button, 2.lst
Lena Swallow, 2:19; and Mambrino Sparkle.
2:l94; Amelia c., 2:194; and the PAGERS New
Hope, 2:161, and Lottie p, 2:l74.
The bay stallion Phallas holds the best rec
ord in the three minute class, 2:161; stallion
Epaulette in the $50 class, 2:2Os; Phallas
again in the 2:40 class, 2:l53; Albert France
In the 2;35 class, 2:213; stallion Santa Clau,
in the 2:3O class. 2 :1s; Hattie Woodward in
the 1925 class, 2:15a; Moxey Cobb in the
2:21 class, 2:l64; and Harry Wilkes in the
2:l7 class, 2:15.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-08-15
Special Notice.

We wish to inform our patrons and the
public in general that we have manufactured,
in addition to OUR large assortment of me.
dunn and fine Chamber Sets, a lot of cheap
Chamber Sets, of walnut, ash and Mahogon-
lied finish, now ready for sale all of them
at very low prices. All other goods, as wal.
nut and ash Beds, Extension Tables all kinds
of Chairs, Bureaus. Washstsnds, &C., we sell
at reduced prices.
Very thankful for past ~favors, we remain
respectfully yours,
h. i F. WINKLER,
spr4tf Lexington, No
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-08-15
THE TON

Died-At Aullville, Lafayette county, No.,
infant daughter of Mr.. Price Payne.
- At C%oncordis, Lafayette county, Mo-,
recently, child of Theo. Jungklaus.
- At Concordia, Lafayette County, Mo-,
recently, son OF Mr.. Fred. Richter.
- At Concordis, Lafayette county, Mo,
recently, child OF Mr.. John Sylvester.
- At Concordis, Lafayette County, Mo-,
r rec Of typhoid fever, Mrs. JOHN
= In this city, at the residence of his
daughter. Mrs. Mclaughlin, August 12, of
kidney affection. Mr.. WILLIAM SIMMS, of
Napoleon, aged "A years.
Near Concordia, Lafayette county,
Steinman, aged 25 years.
August II, LOTTIE, wife of Mr.. Perry Tay-
lor, ne Lottie banner, aged % years and 6
months.
1t is under circumstances peculiarly sad
and painful, that this useful life Is ended.
Only q wife for one short year, and . mother
Tor . few heeting hours, 1t is indeed most
sorrowful that she is called away from hus-
band and babe just as life was in its happiness,
A good Christian woman a loving wife and
mother, we will miss her sadly. Truly it
seems as though "The young die first and
those whose lives are dry as summer dust
burn to the socket" j. W, l..
l.. - In this city, August 10. suddenly, OF
heart disease, Mr.. MEYER KELLER, aged
q years.
While Mr.. Keller was born in New York,
SO much of his life was spent here that Lex.
ington was the only home he knew. Here he
was brought up, made friends, loved and
married; and here even in his boyhood he
was stricken down. Only the evening te.
fore he had been our riding with his wife and
no thoughts of death occurred to either
though he had heen i'll and delicate some
time. The funeral took place yesterday, and
was largely attended, DR.. Quarles officiating,
- In this city, August ID. of paralysis Of
long stsnding, MARQUIS W. WITHERS
Esq, aged 10 years..
Mr.. Withers was born March Is, 1915, q,
Danville, Garrard county. Ky. At 16 hi
went to New Orleans. He was married
At Nstchez. Miss, January. 1910. HI
was an old citizen of Lexington, having
come here from Mississippi in the year 1872
he was deputy sheriff of the county indie
sheriff Alfred Nichols, and was afterwart
himself sheriff for two terms. He was pros,
porous as y business man, and amassel
q handsome competency. Mr.. Withers wa
the last member of his family, his only re
naming brother, John Withers, having diet
at Schell City, in this state. in August
1884. The funeral will take place tomorrow
afternoon, at 8 O'Clock, from the Baptis
church, Rev. W. A. Crouch officiating. H
will be buried with the honors of Odd Fellow
ship, by Orion Lodge, No. 4s, of which b
, was q member.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-08-15
Weeklg gntelli9enfer,
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
Watch the Date

Printed With your name upon the
margin of tho paper. II Indicates
ssGhe time to which You have
Paid.' If your time has expired,
please renew and II the date 10 In.
correct notify us at once. II
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-08-15
TAYLOR g. LESuEUR,
june20yl OFFICE AT COURTHOUSE
IT NOTICE.

7 ETTERS OF administration with will annex.
II ed on the estate oil William Wsrbeck, de-
ceased. were granted to the undersigned on
the 81 day of August. 1885, by the Probate
court OF Lafayette county, Missouri.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them to me for allowance
within one year after the date OF this notice, or
they may be precluded from any benefit Of such
estate and If such claims be not exhibited with
In two years they will be forever barred.
SODEMANN,
augst5 Adminlstrator.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-08-15
THE QRAQLH.

Born-In Lexington township, Lafayette
county, Mo-, August 8, to the wife Of Mr..
VIM. Elliott-s girl.
- In Hlgginsville, Lafayette county Mo-,
Aug. II, to the wife of Mr.. W. J. Newiand-
q boy.
- At Napoleon, Lafayette county, Mo-,
August 8. to the wife of Mr.. Perry Taylor
. girl.
- In Clay township, Lafayette county
No., recently, to the wife of MI. Samuel b.
Gsrett-a girl.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-08-15
School Notice.

Miss Gabrielle Hawkins school for girls
and small boys will open the first Monday in
September. Rooms corner Franklin avenue
and Seventeenth street. sugsw4
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-08-15

Chifonnieres and secretaries, and secreta-
ries with bookcase, good and fine work, and
cheap at b. 4 F. Winkler's, Lexington, Mis-
souri,. u8tf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-08-15
SHOOT, Luke, OR give UP The GUN!

Whose guns are loaded to the muzle, and, from this date on, will pour hot shot
into HIGH PRICES. In the language of old Dsy Crockett, 1.-THE old coon
must come down, even if to stand the fall in High Prices We have to grin off
the bark.
OUR PRICES N Mems Low Cut Shoes are Sc low, that it is cheaper to
veal them than to take it "barefooted." We offer then away yonder below
cost, but they must go.
For the Ladies u Low, Button Newport Ties and Plain Toe Slippers
viii be sold sc low you can buy a pair fol every day in he week m two pMI
for Sunday. q, pshaw! No fooing. Come and see. Seeing is believing, and
if you believe we don't deceive, we will sell you Shoes as sre as you re born.
The same style and line If Goods fol Misses and Children by the cart
load, brought down with shot and shell. They are 80 low that clerks have
to stoop down to whisper the price in your little ear.
Straw Hats sold at your W price, o given away to feed your calves
on next winter. The war is getting hot, and the Goods must 60.
We have a superb line OF all classes of Goods kept in a EiTst-Clas Boot
and Shoe Store-eegant in style INT finish and made # the BEST materalt to
be had, regardless of COST. These Goods, too, will go in the general slaughter
and carnage of u var o n high prices.
We have nett the enemy and will make it 10 hot for him he must come
down. Come one, come Ill and see him fall, and If we don't sell you Goods
just as W e say, then we will give up the gun. and you can do your own shooting.
Come quick and lee the fun, and Zee how " e shoot high prices with our
bran new gun.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-08-15
THE ALTAR.

Married-In Wysndotte. Kansas. August
II, Mr.. JOHN HAUSAM, ST., and Mrs.
MARGARET LEHRMAN, of this city. The
happy couple arrived here Monday evening.
- At Odessa, Lafayette county, No.,
August, 9. Mr.. JULIUS G. COE and Miss
EVA, daughter of the Rev. Peter Cobb. The
I~ntelligencer extends its congratulations.
- At Columbia. Mo-, August II, Mr..
JAMES v. CHAMBERLAIN, formerly of
this city, and Miss MAGGIE BASS. The
young folks went to the Pacific slope for q
wedding tour.
- In Kansas City, Mo-, August IL, at the
residence of DR.. and Mrs. j. W. Trueworthy,
the parents of the bride, Mr.. ALBERT
SCHUNEMAN and Miss LUCY TRUE
WORTHY.
Mr.. Schuneman Is 3 very worthy young
gentlemen who formerly resided in this city
The Kansas City Times says of the mar
riage :-'The parlors were beautifully decor
ated with flowers. The ceremony was per.
formed by Rev. DR.. C. l.. Thompson. Only
about twenty-five persons, the immediate
friends of the family, were present. An ele.
CANT wedding breakfast was served at $50.
In the evening Mr.. and Mrs. shuneman left
for an extended tour of the north n east
including the lakes, Niagara Falls and the st,
| lawrence
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-08-15

A DESIRABLE TWO-STORY BRICK -,
\ STORE HOUSE on Franklin Ave- :J
nue., at Q bargain, ON account OF i'll III
health.
iune27m3 ADAM
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CHINN & CHINN,
Main Street, Opposite Courthouse
FOR SALE.
FOR NALE.

ARGE, convenient, in good order. -
II Price 81 900. Terms to suit. In :5
quire at this office. Hi
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-08-15
FOR SALE.

Chickering piano of the IN -
n est make, with extra wide
keyboard. Apply to
s6tf D. w. B. TEVIS.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-08-15

number Of rooms and cottages for their
guests, but they always manage TO make
them comfortable. While our friend Was there
he says there WAS only one untitled person
on the ground> from Lafayette county, and
that was Mr.. II. Wilson Winsor. who be-
cause of this fact came to be called Wills,
even by the ladies, some OF them accenting
what they languidly lisped Into q second
syllable most tenderlv, and with most be-
witching looks. There was General BOteler,
and Colonel Bayllss, and Judge Wood, and
the Count de Waddell and several other titled
dignitaries. Col. Bayliss' adventures began
at Sedalia, where for fear Of being robbed he
put his pocketboOk under his pillow at night,
and went away in the morning leaving it
there. He recovered it, however. and was
the Beau Brummel Of the party, never NOV
ing without a bottle of cologne with which
he soothed his Olfactories. Indeed, the ladies
At the springs thought him SO aesthetic that in
the fol feits in the little games that leisure
fosters they would lay upon him, instead o.
other t%riles, payment in cologne. One lady
in particular, WI learn, preferrins cologne te
candy. The count wasn't slow, either, amOns
the ladies, adopting a peculiar mode Of swing
ing his game leg that gave the impression
that he had a new sort of Grecian bend, s.
that no one would ever have dreampt tina
age and rheumatism had dared attack him
Gen. Boteler, 1t is said, surpassed himself il
gallantry, and spent q small fortune in buy
ing bon-bons for the fair ones. He became 9,
popular before he had been there long, tina
like Dandy Jim of Caroline he s~eriousl,
contemplated buying u dog to keep the gal
away but they just wouldn't be repealed
and he carries at his belt q number Of mos
beautiful scalps; such long, silken, blond
and golden and raven switches as woul,
make a ~perruquier 60 mad with envy. TIL
Lexington colony stands right at the front q
the springs. anyhow. and our general an,
colonel and count did not permit its escutchs
on to be furnished or It's lance to trail in tn
dust. Where gsllantry 10 the gage of battl
they are knights that never falter.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-08-15

We also represent the following Fire Insur-
ance Companies, each of which is know to be
first class and strictly reliable:
The LondonI Liverpool. Globe,
North British and Mercantile of London and
Edlnburg.
Fire Association OF Philadelphia.
Lancashire oil Manchester. England.
British American, of Toronto. Canada.
Northwestern National, of Milwaukee, Wis.
American Fire, Of Philadelphia.
Connecticut, of Hartford.
Queen. of Liverpool and London.
Girard. of Philadelphia.
And also represent the Old Reliable Mutual Life
Insurance Company, OF Hartford, Conn.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-08-15

P~ASTURAGE.
furnish pasture for one hup.
- dred head of horses or cattle. ~
rienty OF good grass and wster; i've <f
miles south OF Lexington. For infor- 0kG
julyltf srIvER
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1885-11-19
He WAS NOT NOISY N CHURCH

READING, November IL "A funny
case VAS tried in court here to-day
Reuben G, Price, school teacher Of
a Alsace township, was tried for dis.
turbing religious services in the
United Brethern Church in that
township by clapping his hands hal.
looing. A large number of the
members OF the congregation We're
placed on the witness-stand. Price 3
friends showed that he conducted
himself with the utmost order and
that the noise was caused by a per-
sou outside placing an efligy to rep,
resent prominent member OF the
congregation to tho window in
full view of the congregation which
clused a general merrinent,
and that Price did no more to make
noise than the rest. Price showed
that the members Of the congrega-
tion had a grudgo against him boz
cause ho accused the pastsr, Rev.
Heffelfnger, OF being a falsifier 10
making statements in his sermons
like these "All the ants, bugs, flies,
etc, como from the devil "a Re,
formed or Lutheran preacher stands
no more a chance OF being saved
than o crow does 10 a seven aero
corn,feld." IF God would punish
every person on earth for the sins
they commit every child would be
struck with lightning before roach,
ing the age Of seven years."
Price was acquitted and the coats
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1885-11-19
Registers Notices..
NOTICE il hereby given that tb

~ following named persons have nled thel,
Administrator Gunrdians' and Executn-s n"
'unts, In the Registers Once of Snyd,,
County, and the same will he presented for con
hrmation ani allowance at the Court Uouse In
M'ddlobursh, Monday, Dec ilth 1855.
Tho rst and final account OF Isaac G.. Swar,,
Executor ofthe estate OF samuel H. Ssartz
decd,
rhe frh and hnal account of Jacob p
Aursnd, Admr.,o the estate ofJaoob Aurand
deo'l.
Tho frst and FINAL account of Jerem,at
Shrewder Admr., OF the estate OF Daniel
SbrAwd,r, da"d
The hrst and anal account Of s. A. wetzai
Tru-teo 10 the estate OF Reuben Cr1mer. decd
Account Of william q. Hsiges. surviving Ex.
ecuter OF tho estate OF william Hoiges, dec,I'
Second account Of Edward Bastler. snrviv.
Ing prtper OF Boyer h BHsIer an nlso Ainr
OF The estate OF fi-aao Boyer, decd.
First and anal scrount OF John youn.
tnsriian OF Jsc0b y. Hummei q minor child
OF Fro sierick Hamme', decd.
First and hnsl account OF X. q. Fiss Aamr
OF the est ITO OF csthAriao Miller, decd.
Tho hrst and hoaI acsount Of Obarles Del.
trieh and strsh peltrith Admrs. OF the estate
Of Abrshsm Deitrich. dse'd.
First ana nusl account OF X. u. Plss. Exse.
utor of tho estate OF J,hn speecs. deed.
First snd nnsI sesount OF Doilis A. Klupsy .
Admir- u sas sstsss " tsyi Kinney. deed,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1885-11-19
TEN THOUSAND FLOORING PILED W TO THE CEILING WITH
FURNITURE AT
Felix Furniture Store
LEWISTOWN, PA.
Perfection reached in every branch.
UNLIMITED TN QUANTITY, UNEQUALED IN QUA!.
ITY, UNSURPASSED In PRICE.

Those OF readers who visit Lewsown will
treat to take stroll through this wonderful store-houe
beautiful articles found here intended bau
HE beaaGe with but small outlay of money The wealthy will
display by Wholesale magucence
enr while the classes find supplied
onish the closest buyers Yield tempting herers
deaVo allure by tempting bat bat right Felix
will it,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1885-11-19

Dip one end of n sponge in water
and the whole will soon be saturated.
30 disease in one part of the body
effects other parts. Youhave noticed
this yourself. Kidney and liver trou-
bles, unless checked, will induce CON
stipatiop, piles, rheumatism and
gravel. A timely use of DR.. Kenedy's
Favorite Remedy will prevent these
results. 1t is pleasant to the taste
and may be taken freely by children
and delicate females. 1t gives elias.
ticity, life and cheeks with roses on
them.
The New Hampshire horse blankets
for 10 cents, at Sol. Oppenheimer's,
Selinsgrove.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1885-11-19
SHERIFFS SALE.

Whereas by virtue of sundry wrlts Issued out
of the Court vi Common Please ofSnyder county.
Pa. and 20 me directed will expose TO Public
sale at thc.Court llousc, In the Borough OF Mid
dleburgh, on
Monday November 30th, 1885,
The following described valuable Real Eesta,c,
to wit:
Vcnd Tx. TRACT Mol WOlvcrtOn.
All that certain tract oiland situ'tc In Adams
by land Of II. X. Tobias and Daniel Viewer.
East by Daniel Fuhrmau, South by Lands Of
John Kline and Mrs. Stmlel Weaver, am West
by lands Of John Kline, containing SIXTY
ACRES, he the same more or less with the ap.
purtennnccs, whcreOn are erected FRAME
DWELLING
House, Bank Barn
and o'hcr necessary outbuildlngs. seized. taken
IN execution ana to bc sold tho prorerty Of
May Coleman, Administrators OF David Cole
man deceased.
n, Ea' TRACT No, 2. Bower
Al'o Mt the same time and place. all that ccr-
tain lot OF ground situate In Chapman township.
Snyder county, nra- Hcrrold's Hotel. contL iniIig
ONEFOt KTH ACRE more or less, bounded
North by land Of aaron Moyer, South by Crth-
afine Mover. Eis' 10y Srllusgrove AMI Liverpool
Roa,l and West by Aaron Meyer, whcroOn IL
erected
Dwelling House.
Seized. taken into execution and 10 he cold as
the oycriy of II. H. Eaiiley.
HER B MiDDLESWARrH, Sheriff,
ShoTii's Office, MidllehurAn, Pa. Nov, y. So
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SATISFACTION or MORTGAGE:
In re Scllnssrovo end In the Court ofCommol
North, Branch Rail Pleas oi Sayler Go
road Company, at September i. 1885

In re sollnsrovo and In the Court ofCommor
North, Branch Rail Pleas oi Sayder Co
road Company, at September I. 1856
sun RULE.
Newton c. .-Mrsslcman, Trustee.
Thomas Douglass, Trustee of the City Of Now
v. B MtCum, Receiylr, Of Mifntown. Pa.
James NJ. Ryan, of he city of New York
The susquohanna and South West Railway Com
The Union Trust Co Of the city Of New York,
L. j. Schoch, OF Sclinsgrovo, pi..
The Representatives oi l.. $. Doty. ED, deed o.
u. NJ. Jamison. Of McAlllstervill., "a,
NJ. Besh0tor, ofOakland Mills Pl.,
1aylord n Counsel r, OF New York city,
!. W. Sheaier, of ro'tsvillc, Pa.
Peter HerdiC, Of WiiliamsDort, Pa,
Philip Iiihish, Of Selinsgtove, Pa.
II. I. Wagonscll'T. Of Sehn groyc. Pa,
---Wadsworth, Of Broadway New York
The snyder County Bank.
The ScinsgrUve and North Branch RailrcaI
Company, and all Other persons interested in d
certain mortg &c of the Selinsgrove and = ortl
Branch Railroad Company, to the said Newton
q. Musslcman. Trustee, Ur iu the lOnds secured
thereby, and ~ persoos intere.ted in any con
tract entered Into by L. II. McCrum, AZ Receiver
OF said company.
No'ice hereby given that the sali Court or
September 25th A. ID. 1855. gantcd rule tC
show cause why the prayer ofa certain Petition
Of j. W. Gnugler. should not hc granted. that
the mortgage hctweed the Sclinsg-oyo and
Nortn Branch RallrotdCompany of the one par
nn1 Newton &. Mussleman Trustee ofthe Other
part, Recorded I'm the Office Tor the Recording o
Mortgages In andt ~ Snyder County in Mort,.ag,
Book No. page $40 cct, should not he. declared
null and Woodland satisded of record, aud IN,
Bonds alleged 10 be secured thereby delivered
iurcanccllation. nj why all contracts entered In
to 10y T.. ". Mctrum. pretending to act as Re
| cever should not he cinccllcd aud deci red mai
and void.
Rule returnahle on Monday thu 18th day o
December. i. ID. 1885, at 10 o'clock A. VI.
Attest Per Cdrtam.
J..CROuSE, pro'h'y. - }. .C. BUCHER, p. j
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HAPPY CHILDREN.
How to Make Them So-Keep Them
In Health and a1'hey Will Take
Care Of the Rest,

The ioy OF every wcll-regulated household
comes choiny from the children. Thousands of
anectiouate psrsnts do not ttke care OF their
children. Throdvh ignorance more than cul-
pable neglect they suffer them TO fall sick and
dc. when knowledg m ght have saved them TO
love aud home. Dr. David Kennedy offers his
"IayGritc Remedy ne emphatcally medi.
cine for the chillrcu--gcntlc its action contain.
Ing no harmful Ingredients whatever gnirg
straight 10 the Blood which. when imiurc, T.
the seat and source Of dis -ase. "Favoiitc Rem.
rdy' Is the friend Of childhood and should be
found In every nursery IN the land Keep II In
your house fur yDIr childrens sake, as well ~
Tor yoir own. Try II and you will be glad you
saw this article. Make no mistakes. The med.
lcine Is "Favoritc Remedy" nni the proprietor 5
name and address: DR.. David Kennedy, Ron.
dout, n. Y. one dollar bottle.
Jiuod Wards for % GOrd Thin2.-Dr David
Kennedy "Favoriie Remedy" H. exactly what
II claims to he. and deserves the praises that are
showcrcd upon II by all who have used II. Mr..
Isricl VI. Snydcr. Of SanRertics. N. ", saws
"My little daughter was covered with Salt
vnrlte Remedy cured her. THIS was two years
ago"
We are not In the HABIT of pufIing any sort OF
patent medicines in our columns. but we happen
to know Dr. David Kcnndey, of Rondout. n. Y,
and can personally testify to the excellence nj
the medicine which the Doctor calls Ftvorite.' -
Ard ifa word oi ours will persuade huybvdy to
use IL and thus iind relief from suffering no pro-
fcssionaI etiquette shall hinder us from saving
u II wo-d. For diseases of the blood, kidney.
and bowels IL has no equal. We would net hC
without ~ for rvc tunes the dollar that II costs
-fDaily Times, Toy, n. Y.
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House. Bank Barn
Dwelling House.

Seized. taken into execution and 10 he cold a
the properly 0f II. H. NaHley.
SER B MlDDLESWARTH, Sheriff
Shorlii's Office, MdilehurAn, Pa, Now, ., SO.