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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-21
Hold Your " heat

Agricultural Comm ssioaer Coleman he
lieves j, better frT farmers T. hold on 10
thci: grain =; present l. aa lc in issued
from his bureau tie flilaSIas advice j.
given: This year is peculiar in having
AZ unprecedented sappy Of oil wheat in
the h4sis %: traders the eF.ct i natur-
al Gn useHaaPl,d effort Of hnl.irrs tn
advances prices Np~. it - act tbs pro-
vince %. an official statistical service either
To advance or deprrss prices bu, 70 tell
the truth. This dep4r,m.a, IS expected
To look 10 the interest Of farmers. bu' eX
perience has shown HAT their interest i.
not advanced by underes,i tho crop
The growers are at the wrong end IN pro-
lit by Misrepresentation. Distance, b 'avy
transportation and many occasions Of de.
lay are circumstances sgliust them. The
telegraph, organization anil capital favor
the buyer. IL is repeatedly proven that
misrepresentation Of crop production in
ures only TO the advantage Il the specu-
la'or or wealthy purchaser. Honesty. then
is the best policy fur farmers ia GRIP re
porting With immense stocks in com.
meEcial hands, high prices will benefi;
mainly the traders nov in two or three
months with stocks exhausted aud new
crop ready for delivery, the buyer will
magnify European supplies. exagger ,te
the outcome OF the American product and
otSr low prices" The New York World,
speaking Oh the subject, SAYS: should
it he found that there is a considerable
shortage in spring wheat. which. until
very recently offered every Indication Of
beng a remarkably fac yield. the esti
mates in regard to the probable trade OF
the country this fall will have to lie mate.
rally modified, rs p ptr'ial failure Of
spring wheat, in addition TO n shortage Of
1T less, 150,0o0,00o bushels IF winter
wheat won d cur'ail the purchasing power
of large portion Of the West. Il il pro
per to add that the falling off in he Weld
will be partly compensated for bv the
higher prices which the farmers vii re.
LIE for their wheat, as the crop advices
from Europe indicate a very small harvest
there, more particularly in the great grain
producing territory of southern Russia, 81
that an increased foreign demand upon
our supplies is likely to be made this tall
and winter
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-21

The August report on the condition OF
the growing crops throughout the United
States, just prom ulgated by the csmmis-
sionsr Of agriculture, cont .ins the follow.
ing reference to the crops in MARYLAND
The condition OF the corn crop is about
per cent. below what it was lat year
yet, owing to the late rains OF the 81 and
and Sd instant and the increased acreage
the corn crop of Maryland will exceed by
100000 bushels the crop Of 1884, and be
of equally good qualify il no unforeseen
accident occurs. The oat crop was excep.
tionally good one Tobacco is very
promising and likely to be fu | and well
ripened crop, as far as can be expected
from the lessened area planted. While
the quantity of Maryland tobacco has les
sened, the quality has increased, yet its
market value has not improved CORE
spondingly. As to hay crops, timothy is
good, but the crop is about one fourth
short. The same may be said of clover
hay. Pastures, as rule, are poor all over
the State, with few occasional exccp.
tions. The late rains have no doubt re.
vived them, and they may improve as fall
pastures. Grapes are abundant and pro-
mise fine yield. Apples are fair for an
odd year, and will yield thirds crop
of good fruit. Peaches will not be as
abundant as was the early promise, bu,
they will be fine. This is already great
crop, and extending yearly over the State
as a money-yielding crop.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-21
Malaria and Mosquitoes.

persons living in ioca tiles frequented
10y mosquitoes are troubled with fever and
ague, they have only themselves to blame
for it. The bite of the mosquito is natuFe's
antldote tor malaria. and the true caus. of
the wider preva 'ence of malaria fevers in
recent years is the ncre ,sed use of mos
quite bars Dismiss the bars and You n
once regain your health. Such at least is
the view put forth some time ago by a
Galveston scientist, who contributed the
result 5 of his patient ulies to the New
Orleans Times Dem0crat This gentle nan.
consecrating himself to the discovery. of
means of relief for the suffering pnDul.
tions of low lying regions, exposed him
self voluntarily to the deadly mias i, al
the Louisiana coasts, and ais, to the nj ~
quito of that region. To make his oppor-
tuni les for observation more IF u4rnt lie
went before the mast on = Y. s-v eng, red
IN the lumber trade Jetween lie .>i-n and
! Galveston. The swamps along u, Irpi.
lana coast he found, "swaII.cd with
| myriads OF the genus cul,x. wi c.. set
| Ting aboard the vessel in ri,ns. clouds.
/ drove the captain and creN G. na To the
she ter Of the mosquito nets TIE rAprr
menter, however, "remaiuei "u de- K II
night nd let them bite "w,y." The re
suit was perfect immunity iron th- I, yer.
with which his companions were pros-ra-
/ ted Nor was this m isolated experience
I"llundreds IF persons will testify" 10 sim,
liar facts. 1t has always been re.arf, d
as strange Circumstance that he swamp
ers working in Louisiana swamps wee
never affected by ma'arial comp aims An
Investigation will show that il is due to
/ the fic' tsat they are not afraid of mos
/ quito bi.es. and investigation will prove
/ fur her tina when mosquito bars are in
troductd into camp more or less sick ncss
/ inevitsb follows. Tie conclusion reach
I'd is thai he mosquito bite, while ant
perhaps pleasant. is - health preseryer =
1t is the appropriate remedy provided by
nA'u'e' Ia" oes' OF P"Es'v'aNs' I" 'pnri!
nc '''''''' -"' '''e II ''"'" "AI ''''. As
S""i'"e tue correctness OF '"'s ."'"'!' u
explains SATISFACTORY to Us lie great vi.
'eTenees OF opinion t"at 'N's' between TIE
''e" ,1enS 81 sue" 'rSlnos' '-F example -
,"' f''''s' " 9"''r " 's'"'a A",' "'-
'''"ee's ]" fee"'" |" Tue MAJ 'F''' '"af"''
+ 'e' 81 'he ''Ei " '"'""'''' u: We FORMER.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-21

1t is understood that vista for the pur-
pose of affording view of the Washing
ton monument will be arranged at Mount
Vernon at an early day. The monument
can be seen from the hill north of the man,
sion, and by cutting down few trees that
now interrupt the prospect, over 100 feet
of the shaft will become visible ON the
portico, while from the cupola several
hundred feet of the shaft will be seen
The greatest distance at which it is known
to be visible is from a hill near the Severn
river, in Maryland, some 26 miles away.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-21

cal year. II seems to be rather unbusi-
ness like on the part of the collectors to
allow the arrears of taxes to accumulate
that they are receiving ful commissions
on the whole levy. In addition to these
large sums of money we have heard of
drafts on the collectors in past fiscal years,
which are stitl unpaid.
We may further review the statement
in future issues.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-21

The indigo trade has almost entirely
ceased, the East Indies and West Indies
furnishing superior article than Peru
can produce. Indigo is made by boiling
the leaves of the indigo tree and letting
them ferment. After a certain, amount of
fermentation the boiling process is renew
ed, the water is drawn off and the sedi-
ment at the bottom of the vat is subjected
to degree of heat sufficient to cause crys-
talliZatiOn
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-21

1t is stated as coming from undertaken
Merritt, that the expenses of Gen. Grants
funeral will be about 100000, which will
very likely be paid by the United States
government. This ought not to be. The
city of New York should pay the whole
bill, save the expenses of the U. S. regu-
lars. The carriages cost S. OOO-there be
ing 500 at $40 each. The casket cost, Mr.
Merritt says, all the way from $4,000 to
$4,000. The people seem to have gone
crazy upon big sums of monev.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-21

$4,000. AS money appears TO be plenty
in the mouths of some people-why not
build grand, magnificent. Temple that
shall rival anything in the old world, as it
were, very WESTMINSTER Abbey as his
mausoleum. The New York millionaires
made SO many millions during Gen Grants
two administrations that they could well
afford to spare few thousands. After
having put up what the money subscribed
will buy, 1T the committee go to Mount
Vernon and take view of the simplicity
of Washington's tomb
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-21

For the last two weeks the police force
of Baltimore city have been engaged in
taking census of the voters in Baltimore
city, in obedience to law which requires
that duty to be performed previous to each
election for members of the General AS
sembly. The number of votes reported
are-71,144 white, 1920 colored-total
S3,444. In 1888 the number of voters
were s1,257, showing an increase of 2,1S7.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-21

Noah Lockabill, powerful farmer. liv-
ing near Browns Valley. Ind, captured
three burglars in his his house Sunday
night. He gave them the choice of going
to prison or taking Il flashing. They chose
the latter, and he tied them one at time
TO the gate post and gave them each 100
lashes ON the bare back with a rawhide.
They were terribly lacerated, and their
cries drew crowd of the neighbors, who
witnessed the castigation with satisfac-
tim
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-21
From 4 Sense of Duty.

Some people shrink from making public the
benefit they have received, while Others are
free to tell ii abroad for the good of fellow NOR
tails. OF the latter kind is Mr.. II Coppuck,
of Mount Holly, y. j. who writes, II an one
of many who give their cheerful appreciation
of the merits of the efficacy of your valuable
Browns Iron Bitters from a sense of duty
This bitters is doing much good in our county
for which can vouch
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-21

The cause of the death of the Mahdi was
at first stated to be smallpox, and certain
Europeans who were with him when taken
sick are said to have made this diagnosis
of his malady. It is certain that the pro-
gress of the disease from which he died
was very rapid. From the descriptions Of
persons coming from the vicinity of Om-
durham it is believed that he died of spot
ted typhus-caused by the neglect to inter
the dead after the fall Of Khartoum-and
not of smallpox. The consequences of his
death may prove to be important, though
it would be as much an error to assume
that his warfare against the Christian
world will be ended by that event as it
would have been in 632 to assume that
Mohammed's death was to be the end of
Islam. It will be recalled that some
months ago the Mahdi appointed four
khalifs, the first Abdulah, the second Os-
man Digna, the third Soudanese, whose
name was not reported at the time, and
the fourth Ell Senouissi, who declined the
honor. Abdullab, who is described as
"the most able and clever of the right
hand men of the Mahdi," has now pro-
Claimed himself ruler. He labors, how
ever, under the disadvantage of being the
sheikh of an insignificant tribe. All the
sheikhs of the great tribes decline to rec
ognize him as the prophets true successor,
and their refusal has led to disturbances.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-21

The best medical authorities acknowl
edge the great value of Ayers Catharri C
Pills, and frequently prescribe their use
with the utmost con tidence. well knowing
that they are the most etf-ctual remedy
ever devised for diseases cansed 10y de
rangement of the stomach, liver and bow
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-21

knights wishing IL enter the rs1t VII apply Ia
either IT The Untts c>t-Ur,ts lEuat5u~ ". rwynu
tlAgae T. Jsra-ps. Ni'uN tsNTfiiurf. samuel Mudl
kntraar" Ire fur Knights with ltly tn Ia. and
~GPt~r. s. bingrr AGH Tr'r,.~igm- ms - u, hal
'on tU~ grounds
ES-A Ftu- saddle. Two ur!il.-s aJI !; 'ius
NHip "5.l ~ awaTs! 3 ttsc >Uys,.>>i1. k4s.G:>.
Railing will begin ~ T. VI.
Admission Ia ttt- Tournament, 3tcsut< To the
Hall and ,>uulS-r - cents each
Es- Tia" kGtE'tt> requested tp r.'p.lrt 't the
guJutttlS AZ th- day at The Tournament
u yea la r"aiinrs, drtil and practice, b=for. ihc
hour Of riding.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-21
Group a Mother. Tribute.

While 50 tie country lAsl winter my lille
t~T three YEAR cid. VA lAkea 40 with Group:
II sseu4rd Il be uauai die from strAnEu-
iAtsoH pus g the family suggested tho uss
&C AYES CRTRRT PICTORIAL bottle %
which VAS s4ways kept tn tAc house. Ths
Vas tr}esi IT. snail AMI frequent dnsss AID
90 our delight N les ttAn bAlf at hoar tho
Ais3o patent Vas breathing easily The ao-s-
tor sad Iast the tHEEHY FEsTOgtL had
tsvcs4 nv dar.tHs's i;tc Can yoa wonder AZ
ozE s'Ai'ig-v Sincerely YOURS.
AHs lHNA GFpSrY
10 West l-s.A ST.. >ez York, May 10. Is.2.
- hare rsca AyrR's CHEREv PICTORIAL
IN nv fanny for several wears. and do not
hesitate to pronounce !, the most et;setuAl
remedy ioG Sousas al! colds 80 have ever
irsgj. A. j. CRANE"
LAAe Crys'sl. NlEu.. March Is. iss.-
-.lsarsres fsr r. q, ysars ;roua bronchitis.
ana after iry1ss many remedies ~gih no sue
cess ~As caEr4 ~ tAe Use Of AY1H's CHEE-
nv PrCTaEAt. .iosEFu VALDEZ"
ByGA.sA, Mss, April 5 lss1.
- esuuo, SAY enough in praise % AYES
CHA&ET FECTuEAE. believing as I 30 ihAs
taI TT its Go 'Gs@li snEs sluco hare died
fen .GEE tEagh-~s- =. BRAODOS."
TA!s.ss-s. lea. Aptsi -, lss..
Ne ease q a. ATeciloa Of The ,hroa: or
lsrst sI.s;s zhleh cannot bs greatly relieved
ty iAe Use q ATER's CHERRY PEcroEAs,
azi u will aiEasI esSrs ~hsn. the siis@Ass %
T.. A!ss2i! t<ycrd the eCutEol u I4ciLc!no.
rssrAHaD ny
Dr.j. c. Ayerd Co., Lowell Mass.
Sold By ali Druggists. AL
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-21
FOR REGISTER OF WILLS

Nessrs. Editors You will please an
nounce the name of JoHN II. N. DUrToN,
as candidate for the position of Register
of Wills of Charles cosnty, subjec to the
&C ion of the Democratic Convention
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-21
DortG obacfoG ines
PORT TOBACCO:
Friday Morning ..... August 81, 1885.

The New York World has at last COM
pleted its collection of 100000 for the
completion of the pedestal upon which
the Bartholdi statue is to stand. The
actual amount collected was a hitler $102,-
900. The World is entitled to great praise
for it was prodigious undertaking.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-21
AYERS =
Cherry Pectoral.

No other complaints are so insidions in their
attack as those affecting the throat and lungs:
hone so tr,ded with by the majority of suffer
ers. The ordinary cough or cold. resulting
perhaps irom a tFihing or unconscious eX-
rosEre. IS often bat the beginning Of fatal
Sickness. AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL has
wei proven ITS efficacy in a forty years tghs
with throat AID .urs diseases, and should 10
t~keE al cases without delay.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-21

Canon Farrar, the eminent English di-
vine, is about TO visit America, and will
arrive in Baltimore about September Goth.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-21
A Terrible Cough Cured.

"lr Iss. took a severe cold which affected
my luUks. LN1 = terrible cough, .fd passed
night after LlEGt without sleep. Tie doctors
save ne Ep- J tined AYERS CHERRY PFC
IoRkL, Wish relieved my langs. induced
s,esP. ara Afforded ne Tie rest necessary
Ter the recovery - my strength ~ the
continued use ~ the FFCToRAL IsermA-
EcuI cure SAs elected. ! an nov e. years
cd. haze Aud hearty. and satisfied your
IAEERT EEtIDEAL saved me.
HORACE Fs3HhEOTHEg-" /;
hock.nsea :. Jay Is, Iss-.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-21

The State Temperance Alliance has set
upon September 18th as the date for hold.
ing its State convention to nominate can.
didates for Comptroller and Clerk of the
Court of Appeals. In several counties Of
the State, it is said they will run full
tickets.
At the Democratic Convention of Cal
vert county on the 18th instant the follow
ing ticket was nominated: Clerk OF the
Circuit Court, Edward S. Humphreys
Register of Wills, J. T. Phibbius House
of Delegates, John j. Sellers and Levin s.
Somerville; County Commissioners, Glenn
ont Fl. Dorsey, A. H. Bowen and William
N. Birkhead F.; Sheriff, David Fl. Chambers;
Surveyor, Jos. w. Talbot. Mr.. Lewis G.
Hook with Charles S. Solomon as alter
nate, Somerville Sellers with P. J. Bowen
as alternate, Franklin Owings with James
w. Lyons as alternate were selected to the
State Convention. A resolution endorsing
Mr.. German for reelection was passed.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-21

f'rrar ~ tn Er,maB
RICHARD r. BRANDT. Ia.

ItsiJrs s-pr. E.lxar l.. Hurtt. H. Joseph II
b.aaithIl. William III. i-Irly Henry
TgUurT. Ftic Parker. IT. ".
CsaErit \. l. Middleton
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-21

A5-Nonc genuine without "a bunch of green
HOPS ON the whit" label Shuu all the Vile poi
SOnuus stun with Hop or Hops" in their name
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yM ANrED-TW Or ldhhE EihSr-
W class stone-cultorS ON Honey Grove
tone, at Falsstloe Courthouse, Palestine,
Texas JoiN +. EVAEs aug29-it
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A Rernintlnn

DENTON, Tex, Aug. 3l.-lEditor
HERALD i Your correspondent, at
Denton, asks: ais 1t not fact that
tho reason not single case could be
worked up was because the mayor
and city attorney were opposed to en-
forcing tho LEGAL option ordinance, and
that they used their official influence
to gcqnit every offender arrested by
the marshal, for violating the lswg'
To make the reiutAtlon rs public as
was tho charge, we send a copy OF Il
statement of tho city marshal, which
you will please publish herewith.
i. u. Poe,
Mayor.
WILLIAM NJ, WOODS,
City Attorney.
state of Texas, County and City OF Denton.
To WHOM IL may Concern:
This Is TO certify that have never
arrested any party or parties for any
violation OF Tho local option law In tho
city OF Denton. w. s. Fry,
Marshal Of Denton,
This, August 20, 1886.
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NOTICES

NOTICE TO TRANELER5-IF you GO
~ to Cleburne, stop at the GAIT House,
newly furnished; 30 steps from the railroad
depot; aspendid table. 81 and 81. 80, ac-
cor Ing to rooms. sepS.6m
nj OriuE 40 ARCHITECTS AND UON-
~ tractors by order of the Commits
eicno!s court plans and specifications
will be received by the Commissioners
court OF HOrdeman county, Texas, for n
jail win Two (s) cages, TO be built in the
town OF Margaret, In said Hardeman
connty,np 70 and including September I,
1850. Architects are requested TO submit
their plans and specifications MS TO walls
| OF the lnu, VIZ: One of wood, one OF brick
and one Of stone, Limit OF cost OF jail not
10 exceed Sl0,WO, the court reserVing the
right TO reject any and all plans and specl.
Also. plans and specifications and bids
VIII I've received up TO and including Sep
temner q 1850 Tor u stole or brick vault, To
| bc Duiit ON The west end OF tho court house
| OF saiu Hordeman county, to hold and pro-
tect M records papers, files, ctu, from ire
or otherWlse lAniit of cost OF vault not To
exceed 5000, the urt reserving the right
to reject anynnd all specifications, plans
u. ~ Wltrcss my hand and official
signature NJ Office, IN Tho town of Marga-
ret said court, this, the 18th day of August,
| n. -, loSo' w. l., GoRnuN, Cuu uty Jude,
Harupmnu lOunty. Tpxna
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been single fight, nor is there any
'local justice" at, or adjacent to this
place, 70 interfere, II such state OF sf-
fairs did exist IS is represented in
The HERALD. The trustees have
contracted with Professor Fouraker,
and he will teach ths school, II anyone
does. The trustees elected are men
well and fsvorsbly known in the
county, and a. for as tho opposition TO
Fouraker il concerned Ii is weak aud
10 its last expiring agonies.
From the foregoing statements you
will readily perceive that the aiG Of
Judge Bower will not be invoked. In
such matters, msiorlties, and not
meagre minori,ies, should rule.
$. III. GRANIuAM,
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ROsADALIS Is graat remedy for
Scroula, NJ Il all taints and diseases OF
tho blood. IL should DO saxon ut all
times and Seasons, especially in tho
Spring and Fall, when the sudden
| changes induce disease. Read tho fol-
lowing: | have suffered OF years with
Liver complaint, Rheumatism, Sick
Headache and disordered Stomach.
was II ono tune raving distracted, rub
bing my hands and half crazy with
pau. My wife sent for doctor, and
No attended me nine months. He said
he could do mo no good; but ono bottle
of ROSADALlS did mo more good
than all the medicine the doctors over
gave mo. j. A. WALKER,
Moore's Crock, N. @.
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SSI A1TED-A HIGH GRADE rEACH-
W or deeiiCs a schOo ia Texas; is a grad.
u0ta of q normal school in Missouri; holds
state certificate; has i've year experience.
Address 7. J. NJ care Texas school geney
500 Main street. DALLAS nIln3D. IL
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Take care OF your liver. A great
number of tho diseases TO which man
kind are liable arise from a disorderod
condition of this organ. Keep 1t in q
sound and healthy condition and YOU
can defy disease. Prickly Ash Bit
tors nre especially adapted for this
purpose, being composed of drugs
which act on tho Liver, giving IL tone
aud strength to Withstand malaria,
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Advocatesof prohibition need have
no fears Of "PRIcKLY ASH birTERsh
~ il in Il medicine, and by reason OF
Its cathartic properties cannot ae used
as a beverage. IL rs manufactured
from the purest materials, and Gcts
directly on the Liver, kidneys, S.om-
ach aud Bowels. A. blood purifier
1t has no equal. IL Is pleasant TO the
taste, and effective i'm action,
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NXTANTED-A GOOD, RELIABLE DAl-
w ry hand, Call on BRowNLEE Bros,
Ice Depot, Main street, sepl-2t
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yAT ANvED-LAOy AorNrs =

w ANTED-LAOY AGENTS - vk
have mo beat selling line of goods 70,
my asenls IA America. " 1onsisiH al ths
"Ssse,,s pro,eotor" "Daisyr Stookins
SSnuSS vi, ,,uppor,er' shoulder Brace, Com,
SMeiy Bolt Gossnmer, Sleeve Proincicws,
Drese snielde and ether goods for ledjasl
enu chiiurens wear. rhcss goods nro mai,
dyvieoe, staple aud an agent can't hi nv w
senl something W every house. We Iav.
y , nyenlo making sloo monthly. We INV.
s - NM 20 on,nts with either OF whlrb
gfesss With istamp, W, II. CAMrkEt.nur
vosW May street, Chicago, ''' .
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VUANTED-AG GOOD WHITE COOK IN
w family Of6 Apply % :. = kIgk,
at holland 4 McR sky Hardware Co, 50.
and SD kim street. seps-2t
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Hilgor's bakery, s5S Main street,
Will move temporarily on account OF
repairs to his present building, to 0lS
Main btreot, only one block ABOVE.