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The hest salye in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and an Skin Eruptions, and posi-.
lively cureaP Piles, or no pay required. II
n guaranteed 10 give perfect BatiHfactio or
money refunded. Price Is cents per boz.
For sale by lnean Z 20
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commissioner for Granting y; i, I Iicsnses.

Commissioner for Granting Licenses"
X Frnitless efforts have been .inade;to en-,
graft q license clause in the Ohio Consti.
tuition. In 1851 the temperance fanatics
and liquor men voted against any amend
ment reasoning from opposite stands
poinss. The Rep1hl icans enacted the
Scott law In 1882, with taxable provisions
repeating obnoxious features Of the old
and allowing sales on the premises, but
NOT 10 minors or habitual diunkards. A
Democrats ajorityin the Supreme Court
declared this unconsti ional thus losing,
not only the immense revenue derived,
but the state POLITICAL and the good will
oi The liunos dealers henaelyee, who were
becoming satisfied with the tax syltena u
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Petroleum.

on CRY, Pa, August National transit certi.
Coates opened Of g7fc; highest 9S;fc; lowest gTJS
closed al 9szc; sales $50 barrels; eeatanGes
9,6I6000 bar els; runs 61S,2 NArfels; shipments
10 6ij barrels; charters 73,y76 barrels. r
ma pPoRp, Pa, August l2-opened at ere:
closed AZ ysISc, highest gS5sc: lowest 91Jc; runs
ten 70, 0q6 barrels; clealAnces ,9s, 90 barrels.
pi IsnvRGa, August i2.-Pettoleam dull but
steady; National Transit Gales opened 1t QSC
and closed At gs1Ic; highest $50; lowest $50
T1TusvrtLE Pa, August u Opened o. e75fc;
highest aSsfc; lowest VIC: closed at aS 70; ship
ments aud chAiterA none posted. .alsi .51
NKw YoRK August 12-petroleu steady; United
closed At W kaqS1{c.
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on, give ne teeth sound, while and neat.
Oh, dive me breath that's pure and sweet
( Oh, siye me rosy, lealthinl guns
Aud Inject whatever comes;
Whatever trouble may hetall,
With s0z0D0NT I'll meet them I'LL.
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CR0tERA is COMING!

wewill state for The beneft Of the public that
Mixture, manufactured BY Dr., J. g. Howard
WSioli saved thousands Of lives ct that time, also
in Cholera Of 1870 and 1855, can be had Of the sole
manufacturers HALL0CK q Cos ROB Fulton
express 65 cents. Fathers and mothers, the only
sure remedy Is now offered 70 you for Cholera,
Cholera Mesbns, DysenieFy, plefhoea, and oil
hn,rel comnlaiHtR Agents wanted % I've
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An unfaiiing Safeguard Against NIL Intee

Use Camphorine Soap freely in washing
bed clothes and all clothes worn closest to
the body. See the big reward we offer on
wrapper. .; sTauNz, s.
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TuE"want Soar, = universally acknowl.
edged to be the biggest and best cent bar.
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nueIsisn's Anne / save.

THr t.Hant Soap, universally aclnowl.
edged TO DO the biggest and hest 5 cent bar.
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Be sure 70 get The genuine, and .eud iorTteatae
on Blood and Skin Disease, free.
For sale by all druggists.
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Neysrmore

Can the coarse gritty tooth powders and
Notwithstanding chemical fluids find a
place onthe toilets OF sensible people:
The fragrant and preseryative S0Z0D0NT
has superseded them all.
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KNOW w, That Abraham whipple,
having obtained q recommendation from
the Justices OF the Court OF General
Quarter Sessions Of the Peace for the
county Of WashipRton as o retailerof spiri-
tnons LIQUORS In Marietta, and being salts
ied Herewith, do hereby, agreeably 10
the powers In me vested, therefore license
the said Abraham Whipple as o retailer q
spirituouS liquors in Marietta, In said
county, for one year from the date OF this
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TRe awant Soap, universally aclnowi.
edged 10 bethe biggest and best6 csntbas,
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BALTIMORE. August i2-wheat, western lower
and active; No. wiutet red spot ss 70; August
aS5fc bid. September Stacey October aS114AS9c
November 81 uVH bid. Corn, western neglected.
mixed August t3ss4A6ic: year 4sa47tst. oHh artn
easy mess pork 81 bdall Is Lard refined re.
Eggs lowe Il ilAll5 Office armers RIO carSoes
ordinary 10 fair SaS5{c. = 7aI7' Y N 81 = =
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tlnn
~
80. Z. ..-,ols
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j. w. Graham, wholesale druggist, Of
Austin, Tex, writes: / have been hand
ling Dr.. VIM. Halls Balsam for the Lungs
for the past year, and have found 1t one u
the most ealable medicines ] have ever
had in my house for Coughs, Colds, and
even O Consumption, always giving entire
satisfaction. Please send me another
gross. TThsaw
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"spAuLp1xe's GLUE msnds headiesl
dolls and broken cradles. TrHs4w
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TsRALl Given under my hand and seal
fE55 Of office, atAlarietta Aforesaid,
8 the twelfth day OF December,
& In the year OF our Lord One
Thousand Seven Hundred and
Ninaty.kwo! ~. = - n
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mIp UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH
~ ,, = Al snWASEF. TENN:, upon the
aesft Ell nSSeF he special patronage q the
~ nSS ~ s TISteStant episcopal Church In the
~ ~ sSa,SwesI, Oilers the healtafrst real,
~ ~ W ~ heSt advantages, btu moral and
- .a., ~ IN is Grammar School aud 10 "
:iSs.,S nj theological Departments, For tne
el,iTs Of THIS UniVeri:y 70. patronage SP'
I'M dOe1neau 10 ne NV IS: r Lnr A4s neDe
| "A NJ Chancellor, sewance, Tenn.
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tho ssa.as'' q 2. MONEY ana sts'


The Features CT The Monty and Steel
Markets.
NV YonK, Apgu1t q -,aloney easy q percent
change more actiye q q ab5t{iat ~.
aoSIasEEsT Bosp. Ne dpil and strong.
6fITH BoNps-Are dun aud steady.
Ranaokp aoNns Tue market h1i bean aetls,
iarths tnyestment tlisles and the tfensaeti Ner
sTosSs In the stock mari Wes,srn Union d,
g sias ss as s
6sJk back 70 6gsf aud down 70 ~. tie Lowest
price o. he day and de line from Last EVENING"
close Of only 5S ercent i. /, 4 /, j
iceutl0wer q net loss u X The remainder - he
active lit Showa more or less advance the greatest
Esii beitYtn sew Jefses CeasFalg Shieh WIS "
percent. tie bear party - tneteallng N nnm0ena
In The manipulation Of the market durl g the past
two week. w6ieh makes II dangerous for out
Siderytp touch, aud that In fact he tuctrAiions
now are due ptincipally % The nanipuiattors BY
who are STRIVING u make amarket on which 70 II
ont their hoIdings LacklWaana closed with 3
gain OIL \ per; emf, while D lewar. Hudson t,se
A., 9Sld sSS sa Ar and
Northwestern and Northern Paelac preferred
sssSas each S,intns from al e tx percent
p.gss = y G ". fs N ee vi. EsI.
s sss ss1; Lehi1 4 Ssites5srte ord, s7S:
Loui,ia conshls, 10. Missouri lg Of IT Joseph,
1ls1+; st. 7. y . q. hnts, ~ Tenn saee g, old,
o. RI sc aaaSde ,S Ghssn lf pacc s@. liz
Land grants. loiN: d. sinking fluid, 1tlA; VII;
ginia o., 40: Virginia consSi extra mArnred
cou, ONT Il; do deferred. .; Adams Exires, III;
tmi Pacific. Si5s chesapeake & OHIO, I; doi hnts
pelerred, 10: do second preferred w; q 9 g. d l.,
IS; Denver Rio GrandO, Nj E!tt, ~: DO pre-
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|IISSLY INSTITUTE.

Y Y. w s.s,,ou Of this School win open on
~, ~ stsnismberf. The Principal Is happy 70
M; n tHntlnce TO the former patrons and
~, M, IN H. management oil the school he
:. M the WSIS4ncs OF Nal. J. NJ. Lee, tayor
.1,IrHWs ID the Military Instructor In the West
v III a IiJaIyepIty-a thorough class cal scholar
,ssSSt ,iCa Of aud disciphnarian; For par.
y n tpSaife ol either Of the undersigned.
~ j, Il ORR, AM, Principal.
HM I'M LIE A NJ, asst PrinripaI
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c,seissAri, O., August ia-Fioaf easter ,ba.
not lower Wheat heavier aud lower; No 2 REQ
49, no sSsc; receipts 9,o01 bushels shipments 100
bushels. Corn dull and weaker; No. : mixed 47a
i11fc. Oats In fair demand ;So 2 mixed 26a27c.
Rye dull; No. 2 69a60c Barley In good demand:
No. 2 fall Sc. Pork duh at 80 90. Lard dull and
lower at zoe Blu meats dull aud lower shoulders
3s0c; shoit rib a65c. Bacon u Lii demaud shout:
dels 4.311Se: short rib 6.46c; short clear 6 zoe.
Whisky steady at 81 H. Butter hrm; extra etea'n.
cry 2lalc; fancy dairy lialbc. tggs heavy at N
% Cheese tirm and unchanged. Sugar hrm and
unchanged. II = '-aiilflf y Is p '-isfd
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate, q Reliable
Article. \
Dr.. E. Gutter, Boston, Mars, says: 81
found Il to realize the expec ations raised
and regard 1t reliable article.
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and lee

UNIVERSITY, Lexington, va.
ltn.tlsa In the usual academic studies and In
PROFESSIONAL tchoOls Of Law and Engineering
.s.iou heal.hiul; expenses moderate. Session
sepL IL For catalogue, address "Clerk Of
sly,nlT." G.w.c.LEE,
~ President.
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81 / 4, WOODS SELECT SCHOOL
For Young Ladies and Children

..,o,, VIII reopen September 7. 1sSS with Win, =
~ otit o. ~ III pdmAry Department.. Object
= ~ y ,, FIJI CAL ihenIcs will form part
Is!Ds ih ss$S' eexSfclses. A limited number o.
ae Sa0V N,s MI Be- received. For circulars
ss9I1s y i1 particulars apply to the Principal
| ~ mis-
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meateM..


~. y. I, !. (, q. ~,
ne et eydsnee ot pyS s snce, y as
ssnau Nv -, ,ta thSt NAV,
deaIt bnn6,s II s,,d haiTiy VIII beSe VIM INV
sgnsulge9 ny ~.
tL w "a ~ ~ 49,
NJ MI
~ ~ pSsn
~ WIZ nhny 49, ~
WlLn M
q I'M sslcs
amy y re.s ma ~ nv
1870 anu Peee4s ~
opinion. I'D. 4 Z
Home Proof
- - = Z =. y! -
Kidney and Liver Diseases and kheunauSm.-
suffered terribly Nothing Aecmed 70 help me;
could not get out Of bed. pL. smith cured me-
zEPH. PHlLLIrs, Wheeling, W. Va.
Catarrh, Polypus OF Nose, Impaired Volce;-aui'
!eted LOT yeats patent tailed 70 helP me.
u: smith completely CURED ~ ME- -,
b = 81 ShAkLtS CHhppuGkts
tQt sgeldel z 70, Wheelln&. W. w.
Dyspepsia and liberated Stomaeh. ieatment
ior yea JAILED e KY me en Tel y. De smith cured
gFih-Had them for fourteen years: Dr: smith
cured me-" LOUIS Y. WASHINGTON
sscroIula, Running sores on head.-'''My son was
Sdiicted for fourteen years Nothing seemed 70
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yh19 EAfEn II. iloNsll q co:s HsWlpapef
sssIss ss' = sss ~ Il
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Cotton.

EEw York, August i2.-cotton, futures closed
stealY;, October 1.70o; November 966c;s January
p.7Id; February. ESQ; August l0,8Qc; September
. SJc;i ne0Gmbet 9.i6c: March 9.sIct April 10.9ie;
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gdnsattsnaL !.
.Tllilg Female College

\ rndsr entirely new manAsensl y
81 assv uI ss.,ssahst .. 1855, with Jas. a.
p1 y P,s.idsaL aided By . thorough,
N AZ; !. N. rrs'- Musieal and AT advantage.
~ abilities for studying ssnsA sAN
ss.ss.l In be thoroughly repaired and
sss.,bsd throughout
lstG.sa INV JAa A. BROWN, President
mr. iE. T. Il. LOG AN. sec: so4Ia:
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,nroaastuir. n ! d i.rovIslons.

NEw York, Angust y. Flour, receipts ii,77!
bsfrels; exports 800 barrelg; market dun and
tioas opened title be'ur, later ruled easier ciot
ing he IVY; sales a161 100 bushels futures; w
bushels spot; No. Chicg 80 9lslct No hard 9y1ici
graded led s7css oh No ! red sSTc. No 3 red
lgttc; No. while gSIse. No. red August ssllssa
dosing q 81 IO October 81 o2<sl o, closing al
december : le5sai '.63E closlis a 81 OK; JAN
uGry UTA Corn, spot moderated, sctlYe; op.
10 s opened weak: laler sdyaneed, closing barely
steady: receipts 6i,20o bushels: exports es.Gss
bushels: sales 67 900 bushels future: 1874 % bush.
els spot: ungraded 62a5i} No; No. 2 6ia5itc; Ma 2
white GI6iSc; No 2 Aug at 68j closing o.
6S9Sc; September ~ closing a. oc.
oSst S 1. slG sss az SSyeR aa S s
active for export; receipts eo.ao bushels;
exports 1928 bushels; mixed western 3sa35e;
white 3sa42c. Hay steady and In fair demand.
sSs % SPSns 0Tss sia mG ssp sSs
October s.i6c; November 7f0a7.lSe: December
7.t5c; February 7.25a7.3Oc. Sugar qnlst and firm;
refined let Mols.se, dull; 5steIt l7ai75sH. Rice
steSdy Tallow easier. Resin dullat SllI1SAl 40.
Turpentine steady at 800. Eggs firm and hir In:
quify western lSISSal4c. Pork dull, weak and
nominal; mess III 00a1l Is; fierce beef dull city
extra mSss 81 oals % cut meats steady picked
l1ka1i sc. Lard moderately contract grade
spot 62c; choi 70 66 "; August 6S7a6 6ic; sep
temb Is 661a6. &C; October 8 bia6.7le; November
unchanged. CGeese quiet and weak 2
CHICAGO ILL, August 1!-The wheSt market
was even weaker today than yeSterdBy, and the
appearances In Change seemed TO indicate that
that article had hardly friend left. The floor 10.
daywas lemarkably free from reports Of damage
to the crops aud little attel ton was paid 70 the
umo,s Of storms Of wind and hail In the NORTH
west The Immediate calse VI the weakness mp.
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IiEIHANY COLLEGE!

...,,, W, va, will begin It's FOtty.tith ~
~ ..tsOO %pvi y, less. Its The most nosea
gu sa "sys high plsces OF trust Il a "a
y - oeea 1s,rss Counos: the Classical, The
cA 3. Minis ssiais,srIll, and ths Ladies coatse,
~ tss !. INV" no,T .bou. free Of debt aud the
b OILS, ~. = SS ~ etorl to enlarge the Endow'
,sa ~ " n .nnher Of students. Patronage Is
lGa . sa' II ,hs friends Of classic learning.
Ise1'0''Jp Prof. ssl ". II. wooLERY, or
mr. v. K. PgNpLE1oS. Pres.
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INV yohk, August i2-Iead steady common
&c, 4,9tt :..- ----.-- * y tiI
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Passenger trains dSily including sunday. 40.
commodation trains runs dGily except sunday
JOHN 9. ToHL1Es0N,
Ticket ARelt, Wheeling. W VA.
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..anlo poL1rlcs.

License and Taxation-seott Law and Dem.
ocratie Supreme Court.
Correspondence Of he h.telitgaer.
MARIETTA, August 1.-THE political
parties in Ohio are putting on fighting
gloves for the annual combat. The plat
form Of platitudes, as usual, indicate the
drift OF public sentiment, while at the
same time they ctter to the public drift.
The liquor bu0 ess is the barnacle Of Ohio
politics. Each year statesmen and certain
classes OF irrepressible moralis,s wrestle
with this vexed question.
Along with the love Of liberty and indie
pendent notions Of the Ohio early settlers,
was implanted a peculiar theory that still
houses and malttubs were as legitimate
accessories TO farm life as the cider press
and the flax brake. The customs OF the
sturdy pioneer, in this regard, however,
are at variance with the modern unbridled
traffic in and consumption OF abom-
Unable and doctored connections thrown
Ion the market to crafty the
human appetite. Yet the wise men Of
early Ohio had a fixed policy. Liquor,
however pure, was a subject Of regulation.
The first definite movement in this regard
about 1902, was tax and license plan,
preceded by bond and certificate OF good
general character before any one could
deal in an article SO liable to become de:
triment to the great public. Their idea Of
| a tax for revenue was popular with the
Public and the dealer himself. The terri
ltorial law was general and not local OPP
tion, nor prohibition. They knew both
lthe latter were q delnsion and a.snare.
Commodore Abraham Whipple, q
famous naval officer in the revolutionary
war afterwards settled in Marietta, Ohio,
lin 1850. For awhile he built ships, then
dealt in general merchandise. Liquors
were pure, fashionable and cheap. But
Abrams idea was that the traffic should
be a distinct one, and surrounded with
safeguards. Therefore, after proper legis.
lation, on the 18th day OF December, 1902,
he took out q license TO sell spirituous
lllouors in the Northwest territory, the
only legitimate method when accompanied
lby sufficient guarantees. This original
and unique specimen OF pioneer discern.
ment, Is in my possession. u bears the
name Of the Western territory which, heirg
then limited In population, represented
the views and policy OF the whole popu-
lace. Abraham was an exponent Of army
| and civic life and patron Of good govern
ment and morals, Documents in exist
encs show that liquors then were lsgitt:
mate court expense, and proper Items Of
charge in the vouchers OF church building
comniittees, in the the staid old time in
Which Whipple dwelled and died. The
license reads % follows:
"Ts .tS;0, Tss, ts TOvhonit may concerns
KNOW YE, That Abraham Whipple,
having obtained Recommendation from
the Justices OF the Court OF General
Quarter Sessions Of the Peace for the
county ofWashisgton as . reiailsrol sp e
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ne GEfiyala G1flnlt TIE y eSk 0utiel - -
bead. egainAt y Y last week and ny bead nc
10 head; against Lois LAST week and Us head
!hs eostesp pounding week o. last year, and wese 6
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ciSctxsA1i, o., August IL Cotton stead!s mid.
dung leas' I..a5 I.ls
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PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY,
i (oPEAA1fNel II &
CLEVELAND 4 PIT isbuRGH R.R
IA O %
CONDENSED tuistl blei u pAASsls - Trans cor.
nec.ed % NAY. q. tg& Central Standard Time
sAsr AND soxsa 10 rir7spdRen Avn otryrtAsp.
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,Grcat miooa Medicine.

a. aJ l- curr, ~croiuh. 0WcI'in.-,
GoNia,. SKIN Diseases. Liver Colu-
pmut G..umati-m. etc. Read i'r
following have been 81 grca, 'ui-
t,rer iuC .. wears: not able +" Wa.h.
FROM m injured leg. Have trIed
many " ~ and their remedies 10
little purpose believe li"~adali'
vii cure nue.. send me Que dozen 10y
Steamer II was recommended to me
by lrirud have taken two bottles,
and dnl ID helping me 'fhe drug
si-i who usually keep It are ont "i It,
and I cannot afford to wait the low
arrival of their supplies.
ions +. BEr>~,
Hnpt Board of Public Instructions
Lake lrcn0, FLORIDA,
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Axes-S7 70 tus 10 per dozen.
Tin Plate e. 10 by u, per box, o. q u
bv lD per box ~. Irrne liX4p per box 40
T,rue 30 by - per box. iu.
TiuwHre-P icced. discount ~ Ter cent -lbihr-
cd discount 50 per cent
-odcr-No. o. d. SO = and e. lic per D..
Rubber Betting Discouut ~ pcI cont aud lt
per cent
NHll.-Eu0 rate.
shovel, and STRAIGHTFORWARD. s, discount q
per cents Ame,' list steel goods, discount u
aud DO per cent
urrirsrc-Paf iron ic. cast steel. lst pillow
-f.rl o.. spring steel 5l hDtac suug-. 5le hprh'
mail. 40 10 30 Burden horse shoes, ~.
Wlre-SiuDoth wire No. y Be-, Nos. DO and ID
sa.. lapauned barbrd wire, i3.o. galFHh'<e'
rr. I.i $40. painted barbed wire o..
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Take care of your liver. \ great
lumber OF the diseases to which man
Kind are liable arise from a disorder
ed condition of this organ. heep H.
IN sound and healthy condition ana
Yon can defy disease. Prickl' An
hiiter' are especially adapted for this
purpose, being composed OF drugs
which act ON the liver giving it tone
and strength 10 Withstand malaria.
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Just received at W. L. fuckers. Il
large and fresh supply of garden
seeds. Call before stock is broken.
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F1ur-buttou wdre--cd Kid gloves,
at 90 cents pair worth sl.3i. ut
sanger Bros.
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Earuu-short Gear &C.
Dry salt meHts-sAJrt clear nc
u.ns-li+. allAc
fafd- Iierce. teuneds k 20 CSC hns, round.
u s.r-Louls.slS brown, &C. yel!o"
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Applcs-l.5J 10 g. % per barrel
Lemons e.. 10 400 per box
Sweet pltatucs-1jC 10 pu per buAheL
Onions Jft Uu per barrel
Putatues--Per bushel i,uJ 90 Ito.
Cubbage-per crate. - 10 3 -
Chickens-Per dozen, 200 10 30 turkeys o."
10 so
Fgg.--a noe per dozen.
Butt.r-Ch0lco western. - 10 iic. country e
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-03

Warrants for five years given ON
alt instruments sold 10y l.. Y. Moore
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-03

Corr-whiie. per bu.. inc. ul R"i.
oats sacks, BE. bulk, 11c
hcRt--,iONh5C
Millet-per ton, s.
Prairie hAy-per ton, 81.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-03

You will take your dinner at the
81 Charlie, restaurant
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-03

Decker Bros pianos and E,try or
"Nna for sale at J." Y. MOorc's.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-03

ANA ,ee our new line of cmbrold
cries just opened.
Levine Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-03

Little ,IaLvr Is thr best smoking
tobacco
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-03

toilet aud fancy article, Of all kinds
aery cheap, at W. l.. fuckers drug
store. Call aud examine his stock.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-03

We have just received full lin of
we newest styles Of lHdic- hair
fronts. SANGER Bro,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-03

New novelties in dres, gond- at
sanger Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-03

White and evening shades, three
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-03

10 to the Old Corner drug store.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-03

puEfI's Pleasant Worm Syrup Never flils
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-03

Nrw YorR March 2-ruurcs closed
steniv to points lower ior March aud tpul
other months hiEhrr
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-10-27

Fred Gambia, notorious Mexican
desperate Of Mammoth, A. T., lost
al his money while playing cards il
u saloon one night last week, and
jumping up threatened to shoot lbs
Companion in the game. Instantly
half dozen revolvers were drawn
and GAMBIA was riddled with bullets.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-10-27

The milling firm of e. A. Pillsbury
q Co, Minneapolis, made the annual
distribution last week of the per cent
age OF the profits, which it is their
practice to d,shurse among the men
who have been in their employ for II
term of five years. A year ago $780,
900 was distributed and this year the
douceur was $4,000.