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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-05
c..v.,.,us INAUGURATION.

Yesterday was 3 happy day for Demo-
Gratis and all good Americans throughout
the country. as il was undoubtedly the
advent Of . pursr and better condition OIL
matters political. The gathering al
Washington from all parts Of the Union
Of over 10000 people to witness and
celebrate the event Of Clevelands inAug-
ur.s;on is in itself more than . Is able
10 express either by word Of mouth or
nan. From the east front Of the Ma
sioaL Capitol and in the presence OF 8
verisable sea OF people he delivered an
address that any reasonable eitlEen Of the
ooan,ry will not hesitate to iadorss. On
all aaestions which be touched he Was
conservative. tirm and honest. and there
i, no doab: bss .has be has the easn-
denoe al at le&s. sgetAlris Of the peoPae
Of America to-day. There IS a eAndor
abea, al his statements made shas Tar
to the people sAss draws area 70 hiz-
he possesses the sseaenss ct eAAEas'er
and sAe satellSrsaee - waks a gac1
Prsssieaa and ws fee safe in pcedsst.s
HAT al Who hare the welfare AID saaa
al sAs natsaa 81 heart Will net n a-s o<
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any prsvsaas l~axaSarznsz as2 De~s n
raaL IN It's spirit azi asssaSAocs taa1
xay Szasaar GREAT sss tie sSs2-lzs =
al Iarass BacAaaKa. tws1sg-&gAs years
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-05

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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-05

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-29

Werlegenbeit reiBen biirfte. .esnauiri>
rem Sic nur ben Dottor Berger red)t
i9arf babe .it ibm gefagt. ba fon1men
sic am @i6eriien binter bas @ebeim=
nib, tper He berausgeboIt bat! Nenn
ipie f9 biefer Dottor Berger, babe id,
ibm gelagt, fiir bic perion intereffiri
bat, TT tauin all fagen! Mi9, ben
yi3esp sprdibenten bon 0o1e, bat E,
einntal um ibrettpillen einen 6rber
genannt, auf gbre, einen Ml6roer
pa! ba! nun babsn @ie's.
Berger mar blei9 geworoen. Meit
lol@en Singen fder3t man n;dtl fubr
er auf.
Gber better Oottor! - beaiitiate Der
Greis. lebrigens babe i6, natiirIid
obne einen 8erba9t gegen 6ie au be-
gen, 0errn bon Werner tuirf(id, aera.
then, Sic f6rmli9 un6 unter Gi6 als
3eugen 3l perne5men. Oenn tper nit
Der Yerfon etpa In 8erbinbung geftans
ben, perben bod sic am geIten tpifs
Ten. un6 i'm uebrigen; elm protofolis
den fam ME f9aben!-ut aliquid fe-
cisse e yideatur, berffeben Sic! Da
l1ebt mon bod oben, baB fid Werner
re9te Wtiibe gegeben bat! Stun, abieu,
lieber Softor, aoieul
Vt sing. Berger f1ritt bic Sreppe
empor. Sein Intlib mar berit6rt, uno
ELM tdbes gntfeben riitteIte feline @lie.
per. Oaran bate ct ni9t geba1t.. -.
2Das nun, tuenn er unter gib genom=
men tpurbes 3onnte er aud bann ia.
gen: Sd babe feinen Nerbad)t, tper
ibr bebiilfi9 geueien! &onnte ct eis
men Weineio fdm6ren, bic Beiben au
rettens Damn mag ibnen @ott gndbig
fein, tnirf9te er, i@ fann ibnen nidt
belfen.
(Gortfetans foIst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-29

i Damn aber reete li1 uie6er 6ief,
siebe IN ieinem 6er3eu. ct geOadi,
oes geifrigen Mbenos, bes Mugenblids
ba er neben bem Greunbe ge5fauoen
wdbren0 brunten bic Saulenbe brdna
ten uno bic 2uft bur6 lire 0o9rufe er
5ittern ma9ten -. llngeiflm flammt
bas Wtitleib in inn auf. Was mui
ber ungliidli9e in bieIem gugeublit
gelitten baben, bad)te er. gs 1T ia cir
Wunber, boB Ct ni1t uabnfinnig ae
fworben! llnb mas bat er auf ieine,
9eiie mad Wien selitten uno lange Wo
9en porber, als bieier gntf1luB suerf
In ibm reiftel .--...
| st beugte fein Gaupt. Nidtet nidt
| anf baB Sbr ni9t geridtet tperbet
Hang bic 0tabnung in linn auf. Di,
gitterniB f9uano, uno. uur elm tiefe!
Web erfiillte fein 9ers: bic eanb,
batte anbere 6iin6e geboreu, bag Ser.
bre9en elm anberes Werbreheu uni
neue Hele unb Ber3meiHuna. Wi,
INNER oieIe 9bat 3u beurtbeilen mar
mas fi9 aud au ibrer 8erbammung
gu ihrer gHtI9ulbi8uns iasen Lief
iene Sbat, bon Der er einit getrdumt
mar es ni6t, es mar feline groBe, be.
freienbe 26iung biefer 8ertpidlungen,
ionoern nur eben elm gnbe, elm bdbli.
des gnbe! Denn tpobl mo9te bies
Wdbben nun genug gelitten baben,
baB ibr bic Greibeit 5u g6nnen ipar uni
Elm Mufringel 5u neuen 2eben, unb
tpobl fdsleppte oieier Mann, ipie er nun
einmal mar: rebli9 uno re9tlieben6
bis gum NeuBerfen, bic Strafe fiir iei.
men Grebel In feinen GemiHen fiirs Qe=
ben nit fi1 fort, aber bas He9t tpar
setrdntt, unb biefem Geiligiten fonnte
me merben, mas INN gebhbrte. Man
lou EN- unredt ni9t our1 SSrebel fiib.
men mollenl bate inn 5enblingen einii
gelaet = nun bate er es bod getban !!
Set 9etroff, bate er ibm fpdter einmal
sugerufen, au9 benz gefrdntten giedte
iol tene Slbne tper6en, bic INN aes
babrtl Sic tpurbe linn uid,t. he
tonnte ibm ni9t tper6en = rliemois -
niemals!
Der Gniualt raffte ii9 auf unb trat
feiuen bitteren Weg an. 9tls er bos
Amtsgebdube errei6te, trat ebeu Der
ebemalige 8i3eprdfbent bon 1ode, Der
felt mebreren Wo@en bereits peniionirt
mar, aus Dem portal. Berger tpollte
nit fiiraein @ruBe an ibm porbei, aber
Der alte 9err belt ibn an.
Was fagen sic ba3us rief er. llns
erb0rt! Sd freue mid bersli6, bab
bas Mal1eur nift unfern Senblingen
getroifeu bat! lebrisens biirfen sic
ni6t glauben, baB i6 es bem 9errn
bon Werner g6nne. Sm @egent5eil,
id babe ibm foeben einen &atb geses
ben = ba! ba! = Der ibn aus aller
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1egas.
GnI. Shnmns 81 @nrt

= Col. Sbomos g. @arp 1T auu,
poitmeiiter bon @albeifon ernannt
tuorben.
- Gin beutider Mrbeiter Namens
Ut. Blum, tpuroe br1 bem sSarbigen
9ubbaro Mit6eu gei1olIen un6 gefdbr:
lid bermunbet. Blum befanb fid nn-
ter @titdeas 9auie uno iudte mad fei=
mem aabmenJu6s, ben er fi9 aufgeaogen
batte, Der Jarbige bielt ibn iebo6 fir
einen ginbre9er unb fbob auf i'm.
= Die Qouiion 2eibte Snfanterie
bat bef9loffen, am preisererciren in
San Mntonio Sbeil au nebmem.
- Sn 86rae puroe am pergdngenen
Sonntas elm S6aBenfeft gefeiert, su
oem fi6 Sbeilnebmer aus Neuz8raun=
fels, Iuifir unb San Mntonio ein9es
funoen batten. Golgenbe @1iben ers
bielten preife: paul 90ppertpein bon
Borne. golbene MebailIe; S. g. Sauer
bon Borne, ealifornii9en @attel; 81.
gebers6orf bon Borne, 2ampe; @rnit
Stebes bon San Mntonio, 9tanbubr; j;
gugen 2aue bon Borne, 9beebefed; $.
:. 8iintber bon Mu{tin, Elm Baar Nas
len; gilbert Stebes BON San 9(ntonio,
@epiirsifanb; paul 36ppertpein BON
Vorne, ein Dubenb iilberne 26ffel; u.
gobemann bon Borne, S6Iafaimmer=
M6beI; gilbert Gabra bon 86rne, gDie=
eenfubl; Soe Singer bon Borne, elm
Wbatnot; 2ubwig Sabra bon Borne,
Stabfi9; s. 36ller bon Borne, 5ran=
9ir=gefed; 6. WeHelp BON Borne,
Wafen; MntDn 8ergnlann BON Borne,
Tru9tf6rbe; 6elipig 30aer bon 80rne,
Sabatsboie; u. &aiier bon Borne,
4larmglode; 9enrp Clemens BON 86rs
ne, guttergefdB; 9enrp Web bon g6r=
ne, 98ai9tif6; 9enrp Sbeis BON 86r=
ne, 8riefbei6merer; 6enrp Bidel BON
Borne, peitide.
Sn ben friiben Worgenitunben
bes %. Sept. mar bic @obnung bes
9errn 9unbam in Muftin Der S6auz
plaB elmer entiebli9en Morbtbat, Der
bier Wfeni9en, (ein Mann unb cine
Jrau unb atpei Mdb9en), gum Opfer
fielen. Serr Dunbam. bate cine fars
bige &66in, bic nit ibrem 3ubdIter,
einem Jteger, i'm Sinterbauie bes Dun=
bam' f6en 9auies pobnte. 3pei ebenz
faas farbise Mdo6en iparen in ber
yta9t bonn II. gum %. Sept. bel bie=
fem paare 5u 8eiu6. 9lae bier faao
man am @Orgen auf grauenbafte Weile
ermorbet Dor. GroBe 4ufregung berri9t
in Der Stabt iiber bieIen Sail. - Nm
nd9fen Gage berbaftete Der Sheriff
ben Garbigen Soc Woobs, ben ems Der
Wfdb9en als M6rber be5ei6net bate.
gr pfliidte 8aumpole auf 8airbs
Garm, bod fanben ii6 on feinen 9emb.
drmeln 8lutflede.
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9fr priiofnt.
grsdbIung BON 8. 9. 5ransos.
(Gortietuns.)

(Gortletung.)
8erqer tp,lrbe fnhtenbIeid, @nfm;.
d5en.-s2!
Ober eutffihrt iporbenl fubr ber
RauaIi1t fort. Ser herr Hrdsibeni
hofff burdi 6ie cine Mnbeuturn Sorii.
ber III erbaIten. uer I'd, ettpo fir bie
Nerfpu iilterefSirf bat
gs 1T aut. mllrmeIte Ser MnmoIt
eoyt5 usjB atuor ipenio boriiber ober IA,
iperbe ioaleid, fomnlen.
Der RonaIiif oiuo: Neroer ios uod
louae an ieinem Slide unb ffarrte ,,oI
Iltj hir : fein 6onbf mar fd6tper ami
6ie 8rtff oefunfer Ser IfnieIioe
b0d5te q Nun perifebe Ia MiIesi
Jlun uerifanb Il QlIes: tuorum Geno.
Iingen 10 lange nit Der Neile nod
@ien aea6gerf. iparuu er ssrana unb
Brigitle ins Bertraueu aeaoaen, iporum
Ct bic ,eiben lebten 9age i'm 6otel aus
gebrad)t, mo er un6 Der Diener unqe.
fort bic Dprbereitunaen treffen fonnz
ten. unb baB er su ieiner Nbreile BEN
Yohjug geUdblt, Der ON ieoer Station
onhielt- Die nd9ife mar bon s.. an
S9litten taunl cine bnlbe Gtunoe ents
ternt. 0ort babeu bic Beiben ben
3ug nsrlanen, ba1te er, Iinb in einem
G9litten. Der ibrer barrte, bierber alls
riidgCllt, baben bic Gefangene befreit
uno iilo nit ibr tueiier geeilt, bielIeid,t
CUR nf1ten Station, mo Der gilsuq
ou6xff hfcffeiAf X, svfnoneroarntlIo =
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= Sn Barretts Circus, Der 1T 9ona.
pieip 8oritelungen CAB, erf1ien cine
Oeputation Der bortisen gaptifens@e=
meinoe unb bra9te eine ginla6una an
6as Circus =perional gum Beiu6e oes
@ottesbienifes in Der Baptiitenfird)e.
Der Monager ging bon Dem @runbiab
aus, oaB eine 9ano bic anbere mdiGt
lins perfhgte fi6 bebbalb nit ieinen
Seuten na6 Der &ir9e.
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9(rditeft @iles bot fid, ouf

glr@itett Giles bat fi6 auf ber
Sasb bel Comfort peripunbet. Ct muBte
aber y etnen 3aun fteigen unb bate bas
0epebr borber iiber benfelben geifellt
ino oagegen gelebnt. Mit feinem ssuB
Dern9rte er ben 9abn, Der 59uB ging
los y nno brans ibm in bic 6anb. Iudl bas
@ss,ef9t 1T pom pulber perbrannt. Die
gSnnoe t'ar 10 gefdbrlid, baB Dr. pes
terion bic Imputation bon 3ipei sSimaeru
bornabm.
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: 9os orSbte Go

= Sas gr6Bte Geilmittel in allen
Gdllen bon 2eberz unb NierenIeiben III
unitreitig S96nfelbt's beuti9er Merem.
unb 2ebertbran. 9erfelbe unteritiibi
bic natiirlide 9bdtieteit ber 2e5er unb
Der ytieren un6 mirtt babur1 iegens=
reid auf ben ganaen Q6rper. Bei forts
gefeBtem @ebrau9 ipei9en ibm bic bart=
nddigiten 2eiben. Sn allen Mpot6efen
gu baben uno, iiberaa bin portofrei per.
fanot.
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MuerIei.

= Sas @emer gomite belt beute
9ormittag bel beri6lohenen Sbiiren
cine Sibung ab.
9err u. Sdmibt bat ben 5aIon
oes 9srrn S. Goerbel an MarftliraBe
tdutlt1 ertporben unb tpirb bic Wirths
fd3aft am l. Oftober iibernebmen.
= Wdbrenb Der berganaenen Wod,e
ereigneten fi9 9 Sterbefdne.
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ssreie Werthefluno.

8as 1T be 1ria9e oes sroben 8ulaufs in
Y. halte9er & Son Mpotbete? Die freie Ser.
tDelluns bon Yrobe. e.Glai9em bon Dr. 8ofantoa
2ulten. itno 9nngen SHRUB, bas populdrfe
?ellmlttel fiir 9uiten, Grfdltungen, Gdpin6.
lldt uno Brpnditis i'm Warfte. @etu0bnIid,e
@robe so Gents unb $1.0o.
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-12-26
From Mendoza

MENDOZA, Dec. 15-Dr. N. s. Sage, the
eminent preacher and lecturer, has written
To the skating rink management for an en-
gag"ment with them IN lecture on
"Cranks
Eugene j. Hall, the poet and lecturer
was In this city few days since.
Belva Lockwood, that venerable filley
who ran such an exciting race with jim
Blaine and st. john lectured in La Noble
last week on Social Life in Washington
Her lecture took u political turn, and she
accused tho republican party with theft
and dishonesty from beginning to end, and
like all women of prominence, she worked
reform so thoroughly in her lecture MS tc
receive the COgnOmen of "crank" from that
portion of the disabled party who inhahit
that burg. Belva is a refined looking
woman, with white hair, dark eyes, and OF
sallow complexion.
The many friends of Edgar s. Browne
headed by Mathew Wilson, presented him
with an elegant plush parlor set, AS u wed
ding gift.
Workmen are clearing away the debris OF
the late Passenger house. The stuff wa,
bought by private parties.
That fine display of "Dabies" In Schuet.
Il Denison's window, designated rs Christ
mas gifts for the little girls, was arranged
thus artistically by that charming bachelor
John Schuetz. John has been in med
tarive moh for some time, and that &C
Counts for II.
Mr.. j. j. Rodener, the popular and activ,
young democrat, has been recognized b,
the administration AS postal clerk, his peti
ton placed on file, and he will receive al
appointment rs soon AS vacancy occurs
Mr. X. has not applied for special run
therefore does not know at what day h,
may be- called for.
Parties In this city subject pork, befor,
using, to microscopic examination, thu
avoiding the dangerous and horrible result
OF any parasitical termination.
Hon. l., B. Croker has gone 20 Shilol
and Vicksburg TO more fully recover hi
memory In regard Ia certain scenes and as
solutions connected with those two battles
Jet Tansey has disposed Of his photo
graph car, and has purchased a larger an,
more commodious building lie is fin
artist, both In oil and crayon and Is doing
brisk business of the wealthier couutr
trade. Jet Is correspondent for the n \
Dramatic Neos.
A movement has been made 10 secure
good lecturer for the opera house. Sever.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-12-26
prominent lecturers have been suggested.

prominent lecturers have been suggested
In few weeks, social circles will b,
rustling with excitement and surprise, anC
: to prepare them for the shock annOunc,
/, the marriage of one Of Mendota's most nc
complished and handsome young women
and a wedding trip to Europe to follow
l This is no sensational report; oh, my!
The poker element have organized two
or three clubs here for the winter
Miss Maggie Kane will spend Christmas
with her friend Miss Baird In Blooming
| ton.
Almost every one in this vicinity is
! familiar with President Cleveland's mes
sage. Those penny scribes-the reporters
who take great care to inform the nation
have had "A decided rest for one week at
least. The message has been very favora,
bly, received here, especially by the repub-
liCans.
Parties are negotiating with property
holders on Main street, opposite the depot,
for building suitable for restaurant and
lodging rooms Should the plans be per
fected, we will have a firSt-class hotel, on
the European plan, with elegantly fur
nished rooms for the accommodation of the
travelling public. 1t will be 81 per day
house, and the arrangements are very likely
to he made.
The Turner's will tender Mr.. j. J. Rod.
ener benefit, some time next week, for his
very valuable services rendered that society.
The military company are having II time
of ii selecting n captain. The present in.
cumhent resides at Rock Island They
will force him to resign. They are divided
somewhat in the choice; large majority
Of the members want "A handsome man,
and one who can make II speech when the
occasion demands, Dorsey Address and
Prof jenkins have been suggested We
also hear the name of Col Mcintyre men
toned Mr.. J. j. RodeDer is favorite
wi II few, rs he Is one of the best drill
masters in La Sale county, but is opposed
on account Of his German ancestry, and by
a number of radical republicans for his
democratic principles The boys seem to
regard beauty and stump oratory as the es-
sential thing in captain.
Mrs. Capt Cranwell has been visiting in
Strpator for the past two weeks
Clement Fischer, farmer living one
mile north Of Mendoza, was possessed with
II wild fanciful hallucinatinn last Tuesday,
After getting religion in the Baptist faith,
he undertook the extraordinary and liercu-
lean task of converting us all. He went
praying, shouting and singing on the streets,
calling upon the Lord amounted: Nov is
the acceptable time, etc" He made raid
on the saloons, converting himself into a
sort of single barrelled crusade Marshal
Mcintyre, aware that he had undertaken a
job that no live regiment Of ministers
could accomplish, promptly arrested him.
MIR. r. Hnchstetter and Mr.. Porterfield
have carried gas into their houses for heat
ing purposes. They reside in the gas dis
trict, 1t has proven success thus far. The
Ottawa well diggers, who went home on
account of the cold and abandoned the big
well, are dubbed, "tender.footed indlvid
uals
Mrs. Alma, wife Of the c., b. II Q
freight agent has young on.
We wish the readers of the FREE IRA.
DER IA merry Christmas ROSE BUD.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-12-26
From Ophir.

OPHIR, Dec. god, 'S5.-The good sleigh
that we have had for two weeks is slowl'
disappearing and wagoning is taking tn,
place of sleiging.
The Mendoza p. NJ, D. G Address is ~
idiot, and not fit to keep postonice Las
Fl Thursday he sent us the Prairie Cen,r,
mail instead of Troy Grove causing ON
mail carrier an extra trip. Address minC
is on camp meerings and revivals, and he
sh 0uld be JunCed, as he is rank nuts
ance.
Ad. Supton, from Vinton, Iowa, is visit
ing friends here
All the farmers from here spent part OF
the week in La Sale attending the sale of
the Model clothing house. All bought
goods and lots of them. Tom Sheehan has
Pedro's thanks for favors extended while
there. No business Is being done in other
clothing houses while this sale is in pro-
gress.
James Carrigan has moved his family to
Chicago.
Geo. Weldon, one Of our A. No. | teach.
ers has returned from the Normal. We
welcome George home as he is a good
teacher and "A striking contrast beside the
pin-feathered kelley that are so abundant
hereabouts George IS going up the ladder
fast and his friends wish his him success.
Mr.. Clink has moved back to MENDOZA
and Billy will cook again
james Randall and Sarah Scott were
married last Thursday On Tuesday SILLY
Tbineman and Mary Buannel were mar.
ried, The charivari boys were mere relt
treated By BHiy
Henry Iorn ut Sycamore visiting rela
tives and seeing his future intended
Mr.. Jacob Deutsch is still very sick She
is under the kind care of DR.. Everett.
The officers for the next Masonic year
for Shiloh Lodge, No. 397, f ~ A. NJ. are
Master j.. Meinhard; =. d., DIR. Everett i
j. d., w. WiXom; Treas, f. Zorn; Sec,
G. II. Herzen.
Work on the new bridge mt Smiths is
still going on, and when finished will he n
good, strong one. all wood. No iron BRIDGE
will be erected for some time.
Trains are now running one passenger
each way daily, and six freights each way.
Lumber and coal can now he brought here
and AS soon rs the machinery comes for the
elevator, grain will he taken In.
jim, our barber has gone back to Men
dota. PEDRO,
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From Ophir.

OPHIR, Dec 10 -Sleighiug through the
country has been splendid. and every enc
took il in.
Hogs and poultry are going to town fast
in spite of the low prices paid for country
produce. The average farmer thinks II
better to sell now than to hold over.
Our new railroad is now running and
business in our little burg is looking up
Two passenger trains are running, one each
way daily We have hopes of having a
daily mail soon, thing badly needed.
Krausse Il Wixom were the first from
here 10 take the new road to Chicago
They are getting an Immense holiday dis
play of goods
Grandma Ney, an estimable lady, was
was quietly laid TO rest last week In the
Waltham cemetery. She was very old and
had been an active Christian all her life
She died at the residence of her daughter
Mrs. VIM. Dana.
Mr.. Albert Kroehle, of Davenport, Iowa
western agent Of the American Co-opera
tive Store Co, spent u few days with hi.
cousin, Mrs. Geo. Herger, jr.
Mrs. James Bows (aee Sweet, of Iowa
is here visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Ewart, of Ophir.
James Peters Is building new house
on his farm in Ophir.
+. A, Porter is the grain agent at Tri
umph--a good man in the right place.
Pedro has great hopes of seeing genial
honest Steve Stephenson being grain agen
Mt Homer. Steve would give better salts
faction there than any man in or aroun'
Homer, AMI Mr. Conkey would have maj
/ he could depend IN. And for recommend
alton Steve could furnish more than enough
to satisfy any man.
Sales are getting numerous and are wei
attended despite the cold weather.
I Work still continues on the bridge s
Smiths.
James PieterS is laid up with eTysipela
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In the Forest CITY.

Mr. G. E. Bryan, No. l5l Putnam street
perience In sickness,-with a family OF
seven children, and his doctors and drug
gists' bills are heavy. He states publicly
that he has given Red Star Cough Cure a
thorough trial in his home, and finds it tc
he the best remedy that he has ever USED
for coughs or colds. 1t contains neither
morphia nor opium, and therefore leaves
no depressing effects
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Calico said the world was round, but
under pains and tortures of barbarous
age he was forced to recant No person
who has discovered the virtues of Mish
ler's Herb Bitters could be induced I,
change their opinions Thousands of per
sons now living owe their lives to it. Mr.
Robert Evans, Landaster, Pa, recommends
ii for kidney and liver troubles.
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pIf you satisfied with your purchase, money will be
funded at any time, if goods have not been
the restless and scepess Cotiers. sales
have been since first opened doors this great public
This Tuesday, Nov ~ 1885 Ask any and everybody
we saving money to and all
We had but statesmen when first opened army of sales
numbers We want of IS statesmen employed
establishment by January Ist 1886.
Shirts Drawers, White Shirts Flannel Shirts
Gloves Mens Wooden Jackets Oveas Neckwea anyhin.
by or boy You 355 the dollar.
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Mr.. Robert Wyle purchased his furni-
ture in Chicago.
John Wylie is teaching in the Calder.
wood District. PEDRO.