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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-22

WASHINGTON.

Secretary Of the Treasury Mccnllocll
whisky tax. as las BEEN reported from 80 TO
80 eeHts. Ife thinks. however that il would
I've desirable 10 - snenI tic intcrn.l rey
annc laws n IL rc..Hr. the payment Of tho
tax only upon withdrawal or etnsusnp-
tion The secretary il opposed 70 Il r.t,uc
tion OF the tax on dit:ie ! nrs,s. N regard
TO tn. lon;cd aar.hoHe pessal. Ee thinks
thai il -Eould he in.ici u 4, e:sfsndci or done
away v III an. that The t;;e shouil be col
ce.r.i only vie The eprts are Withdrawn
for toasunip Oh.
The bill to repeal the presumption.
desert ianIt. ana timber, nitnrc-laws am:
10 amend the homestead aw which passe..
III. seIlatc last week. i an important meats
ure. Following IL Il sy. Up Is:
Tie firs. section provides f.. the repeal of t
redemption law. lis repeat. however. docs
not ai4.ct N r..L,- q any Ter. on \ hcti arr
acorn II. III. l.ssa-c Of tie get. il flrsitr
provides Ii ...y person .h0 lia> rot heretofore
had TIL. benefit oi L. prs-ei,It:on law AM Who
has tailed from anT can-e 10 erect tn title 20
The land lIesttOi0r. entered ly hill under the
Homestead law may ms sc second homestead
entry II lien OF tic pe ,.np;ion privilege. which
Is iesasaied.
re. !. Ft'la'sfs Tile IIiis II tultH e INV, VIII
Ir..si-o ..iat ii shall not interior. with exi.
rights.
SC. !. amends Tie lie. ise.i Sta. 81 =, :iat
who have avail Il titt... sc.yes ~ th: l.ti
stead .an- LAY ray n Hi.niin - price Ter IN
lai,s after ...rn II iis f.asa thc dat.ef the
entry. Pr.y:t.s.! they I'll The preliminary notice
six ,ts.nth beiof'.
c. scpcals Tie desert land act. except ~ to
CLANS Which exist At tn date Of the passage Of
this .tt.
Sea- provides that no rui,iie lands cxcept
abandoned military or Other reservations. min
cral lands. End OF her lards, the sale Of whici,
iias been AM io.ixed TX - cial act OF Congr.S
lisll he sold at pll',lie auction or by specia! Il
q. entry. NJ offered public Ian Is are wi.
wn from the market. and shall be dispos
unoerea public lands.
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NEWS CONDENSED
Concise Record OF the Week.
EASTERN.

4 New Haven dispatch announces
the death or Prof. benjamin -iiiinar. Of
Vale College.
Oliver Brothers & Phillips and the
Oliver 4 Roberts Wire Company uisnitcdl.
OF Pitt burgh. suspended payments last
week. also announcing that they believed
f.te assets we're amp.. tn cover alt indei ted
nsS-, ~hiei, j. said to be between Sj.Or.Dyv
and IS. 01DnaJ. The mills employing ..u0y
hands. will lac c.osca down. but all employees
will hc pail. The feeling il that the firm
viii 10 granted an extension. AMI that work
will ie resumed within a short lerioI.
The oid-cstahlished and conservative
.aaking hoiIse OF John j. i-co's son- :ai.cI
Il. New York. with liabilities OF at least
g.. dp.Mh John J. Cisco founder OF tie
house. died last Narcl,. and John A.. his OF.
became the head o. the firm. The fac; tai
the firm lid not do a speculative business
III any gfeat extent: tH:.f il received very
lsrye d"tosi.s srgm jn.tincrable pc. sun-
ard to.porat ons. that 4 had acf.i IL
fistai a-enis Tor several railroads and ii
corr sioninnts FOR scral out-u'-town bank
crs: that il dill IL large business In Issuin-
latfas. If credit to travellers III Europe all
tee things made the allure more than
oF.linars disasi r. The interest was hciyhten-
ell Il, the add;t fonal lat that The fra acted
n The banker III the Trinity Church COR
lora!ion. OF which its .onns.er was n pro.ai-
nent nen'ser. and ut the time of
his death he was the senior warden
and personal fri nd o. the Rev. Dr. Xix.
Lewis Nay, the assiyncc, says the liabilities
ale dine entirely to dcpositors and may reach
.a,epo.ad0. John J. Cisco established the
fir in 81. and nj once became tn, original
I;asi.rr ot he lfnioa Pacific railroad. When
Mr.. aiSs-. iiei, his estate worth IL ont ST.
John !. ta!iing his share and rcorranizing
III. fr,n. with Frederick ". Footc as nrtncr.
ahs. rcorganlcd firm was supposed to have
had sl,00.a'o capital.
Mrs. William Drnse, farmers wife
81 Warren, y. y, killed her husband with the
n istance of Ter nephew, burned his body.
aud buried tr .oacs.
III. Carver undertook to shoot 60, 900
sftss ais in il days ut lew Haven. He
nt., ai. .. shot, III which he missed i.ss,
ti4a#s.
The death OF Amos Henderson, OF
Lancaster. Pa, was speedily followed by the
believed To have been wrecked by speciIlsl-
tion in Wall street. The deposits aggregate
s.eo,0e0.
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basis therefor beyond the advance in tho
price Of wheat, which in turn Is, Of course,
the prosinatc cause IN the gain in Indian
corn. oats. four. and partially 20 for the
movement IN hog products. A. previously
ind.cat j, an Improvement due to the spring
demand was not iik IS To take place In the
staple, and Inaini, In feed products and dry
goods.
Nathaniel Mckay, formerly one Of
thu leading shipbuilders of the country. has
recently visited Panama. lie reports that
the Panama Canal is progressing amazingly.
and that in five years will he completed.
Laborer< are Icing imported In large num-
beers from the West Indies. and q quantity Of
machinery is being brought from Scotland to
assist In digging the canal after II has reached
water level. The deepest cut Is between 200
and zoo feet. The earth excavatcd has to be
carried miles away. Il will probably cost
$40, O01.O1J to complete the canal. Mr..
Mckay thinks that the DE Lesscps people
will have TO take charge OF the cities along
the line.
All the oatmeal mills in the United
States, except four on the Pacific coast, have
signed an agreement conscnting to enter .
POOL TO raise the price Of the article.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
has made an immigrant rate OF 81 from New
York and Philadelphia to Chicago: Cincfn-
natl, st. Louis, and Mi intermediate compett-
tive points The rate to Kansas City 10 IS,
and to San Francisco So.
The condition Of the peasantry Of
Ireland il reported as better than ever, and
the leaders OF the agitation which has been
going on there say that there viii be no more
appeals to the hcncvOlencc OF the world for
help. md that the people can take care Of
themselves.
TIE packet Admiral Moorsom and
the ship santa Anna coIlidcd near Holyhead.
lies.
Air. Edmund Yates plans for luxu-
rions existence III Iai! have been nipped in
the h,ri y M order IRON the Home Office re-
strictny him to prison fare and furniture.
Three reasons were given in the Con-
60 conference for the participation of Amer.
ica III IL dcliberations-iirs that America
". tie first power 10 officially recognize the
African International Associations; second,
tina: tae population OF this country includes
6.tua.u II ne srocs whose parent country Ii
Africa; and, third, that Americans mainly
explored the country
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given employment.

given employment.
The message of the Governor of Tex
n WAS ordered by the Legislature TO bc
printed in the English, German, Spanish.
and bohemian languages.
Four Mormon elders have established
settlement near spartansbur. :. G.. and
taken thither twcnty-fhrcc Indian converts
from York County.
Mr.. Taylor, Of Waynesyille, Ind,
and J. II. Potts 4 Son, Of Jacksonville. H..
for the best sheep and wcfhcrs under !. years
old. were awarded prizes at the New Orleans
Worlds Exposition.
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SOUTHERN.

Thomas II! Gr..lam, cashier of the
Il. anl t. works III Mount Clare. Nd, is
IS 81 lis accounts are short $1,000
Tobacco factories at lsynchbnrg, Va.
are starting up agail after several II onths Of
ideness over 1000 colorcd laborers will be
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Washington telegram: sGen. Slocum

Washington telegram: @Gen. Slocum
said to-day that he should not under any cir
cumstanccs report to the House the bill
passed by the Senate to-day to put Grant on
the retired list. but not mentioning his name.
He declared he should report the other Jill,
which does mention Grants name, and let
the President veto it ii he still thought his
prctcNt for vctoing the Fitz John Porter bill
was good. Gen. Rosccrans, Chairman OF tho
Senate Military Committee, is utterly opposed
10 putting Grant on the retired list. He says
lie is no. in favor OF recognizing in any way
the late firm OF Grant & Ward
SIP, aker Carlisle says that there is no
probability Of an extra session OF Congress.
lie thinks there is no danger OF failure to
pass any OF the appropriation bills. The talk
or I'M extra session, he declares, comes from
the people interested in the pending treaties.
rsese treaties are dead SO far as the present
CONGRESS is concerned, and il is not likely
that the next administration will be inclined
to take them up i'm view of the fact that the
general sentiment OF the Democratic party is
against them.
The river and harbor bill appropri-
a,es sli,3sa.20O. The Engineers estimates
amounted to S3:, 5O1,3It.
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n Terrible Cough Cured.
Croup A Mothers Trihufe.

While In the country last winter ny little
boy. three years old. was takcl. Ill with s.s.tp:
II seemed ii hc would tie :t.in .trar.u.
laiion. One Il the family suggested IL. use
OF AsL.'s CHEEKY PTtr9kaI.. a bite az
which WAS always i.sit III tie house. Ills
was trie,i III rft.:ii and ir..iu.f.t afg.s AID
10 CIR delight III ifs- ts4ai lta.f III hear tie
little rat.eit w..s breathing .asiiy. The doc
tor said thai II. I'll I:i.t Z. TuEsi Lad
Ss.cI iuN s.sf4lfi..> liz. Tan sau otter 1T
Oil af.si.:n as.' :;iH.s seiy s.,is.
stt.@. -. a!n*fl''
10 West 18th 81. ..m Yaek. STAY +. | :.
IS lsYe ,.sssi ...i.s.'s t.:.s..st IL t:.
II lily fsi.s.s MI. - fti s.s.ss. ;i.s 49,
lse-ssstc t. ilsaf. t.isea II " e,al,. .its..i
ely fgr eos-..s and eel Il. i.a,e ,sts
tiists. a..I. CaAsa's
L;she Crystal. Mimi, March Is, ise2.
- suiicrea for eight ycars from bronchitis,
AMI after irving iaaiis remedies with no sue
cesS. Was eassa by Tic use Ct AsTEs CHR
EN 80 iarN. .lo-rrH WALDEN
i..s.....a. Miss, Alrii5, 1ss2.
II cannot say cnon.l. III praise of AyIK's
1Hss,:r IIeta.:Ai.. believing is ] 10 that
Int f..r lis rs. should ioi. sine, have died
frs ll,ig traui,.ss j.. Ei:AGDsS.'
Palestine. Texas, April g, lss2.
NO case Of IN affection OF the throat or
lungs exists which cannot &c greatly relieved
by the use Of AyE..s CHERRY PICTORIAL.
az! il will ARRAYS ea9. when the disease .
not already beyond the control Of medicine.
PREPARED NJ
Dr.. C.Ayer& Co, Lowell, Mass.
Sold b. al. Druggists.
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SUCCEED A CELESTIAL.

George Bennett Gets Into a Peck Of
Trouble on Account of shirt.
A decidedly amusing case was tried last
evening before Justice Ankle, in which Jim
Lee, the Chinese lsundryman, was the plain
tifi, and George Bennett the defendant
jim, who had fine, large, black eye and q
solemn expression on his face, was unable
to talk even pigeon English, and Joe Lee
was sworn in as interpreter The room and
The pavement clear out to the curb, in the
vicinity of the Office was crowded with spec
tators who hugely enjoyed the evidence as
ELECTED from the Celestials. Jim's evidence
as interpreted by Joe, was about as follows
Young nance Gomez in laundly, want
shirtee, but havee no checkee. Me no able
to find shirtee in pilee. Young nance
gletee mad and say he want shirtee ligh
wsy. Tleele can't gettee. Him stlikee me
80 Indicating with his fist the bump on bis
tace) and 80 and so Indicating another
bump on his head and one on his neck)
Hitee in throat and no able to estee all
day Sore throstee. Sclare me and mt
fed. No likee hitee."
WAS this to dsyH' asked the counsel.
Eyes, he wsshee today" said Joe, mis-
understanding him.
"Oh, it was to day. hurriedly responded
the counsel, accepting the similarity of Joe's
expression as an answer.
Much other evidence was CLEANED from
the Cinnamon after many efforts on the
part of counsel to make them understand
what they were driving at, and it was all the
spectators could do to keep from roaring
with Laughter, especially at the gatteraI
siDg-song voice of Jim as he answered Joe's
questions.
1t was proven, however, that Bennett wa.
tight and had gone into the laundry, run his
hand through q window and abused jim
Lee By striking him several times. Hswas
fined S. and costs for assault and battery
81 and costs for drunkenness, and put under
a bond of $50 to keep the peace for one
year, for abusing Constable Lsuchlin. To
end up with, he swore of drinking before
the Justice and is now no doubt little
wiser, If not happier.
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Police PickuPs.

There we're sixteen cases before hi
Honor yesterday morning. Amos Jones
proprietor of the gambling room on Tenth
street, got $40 and costs. The FIVE inmates,
all of whom gave fictitious names, got the
usual S. and costs each. Daniel HONEY,
for raising q disturbance at the AIhambrs
Palace rink, got s. and costs and thirty
days on the hill. John Wilbie, for raising
a disturbance on the wharf on June 9th, got
50 and costs and thirty days. Charles
Kraft, for failing to pay stall rent in the
Fifth ward market, got s. and costs. Ru.
doiph NeuVetney, for drunkenness, got 81
and costs. The cases of Burnie brown,
William Sims and the four girls arrested in
their house Sunday night, were continued
until this morning.
Several cases were registered o. head
quarters last night.
Jim Lghtfoot the Mcclure House porter,
was arrested yesterday on complaint of q
travelling man, resulting from some wor6s
which passed between them. Jim says be
met the gentleman and asked him IF be
wanted to 90 to the Mcclure. An unsais-
factory answer being given him, Jim re-
marked to the man that Gentlemen STOP
ped at the Mcclure and they didn't wear
jeans pants, either" whereupon the stranger
proceeded to headquarters and swore out a
warrant for his arrest. BE gave bail for
bis appearance ct Police Court this morn.
ing, when the case viii be aired
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Pleasant Entertainment.

The members of the Y. P. W. A. are to
be congratulated on having such large
and intelligent audience as was assembled
in the main auditorium Of the First Baptist
Church last evening to listen 10 the render
ing Of the programme arranged for the oc.
cssion. The entertainment was indeed
highly interesting and entertaining and no
doubt many were sorry when the exercises
were brought to close. Quite . number
Of the members Of the M. l. Society OF the
Zane Street Church were present, it being
IN TACT ON entertainment arranged especially
Tor their enjoyment, in return for like
courtesy extended by them to the Y. P. w.
A. some weeks ago. Space will not per
NIT the insertion of the programme, but
suffice it to say it was decidedly well ar,
ranged and admirably rendered, each per
ormance elicitiDg the plaudits Of the au'
dience.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-25

Movements OF whsslin CITES, and the Com
ing and Going OF Strangers.
Miss Jessie Graham is visiting friends in
Pittsburg.
A young child Of Thomas Shanley's died
yesterday morning.
Mrs. Ed Schambra has returned from
pleasant visit through Pennsylvania.
Miss Gussie Heidrich, of Marietta, O., is
the guest of friends on TwentYsecond
street.
Mr.. Chas. Klein, the North End grocery
man, returned yesterday from a visit to
Germany.
Mrs. C. NJ. Stevens and daughter, Miss
Julia, Of McKeesport, Pa, are the guests Of
relatives in the city.
Miss Grace Freeman, of Toronto, o., re-
turned home to-day after short visit to
Fourteenth street friends.
Miss A. E. Mcclure, of Baltimore, Nd,
is guest at the residence oil Capt. Henry
Seamon, on Water street.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Stevenson, of the
South Side, have returned from q pleasant
visit to friends in Coshoeton. o.
Mr.. Harrison Dunlevy, of North Main
street, who has been visiting friends out Of
the city, returned yesterday evening.
Miss Rose McMahon, an accomplished
young lady Of Pittsburg, returned home
yesterday after q pleasant visit to relatives
on the South Side.
Louis Iingsman Of Howell House, has
accepted situation as drummer for o
soap manufsctory, and expects to leave
here in few days. Success to him,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-25

Hay FEVER is . type Of cssarh having
peculiar symptoms. 1t IS attended By IN
infamed condition Of the lining membrane
Of the nostrils, tear-ducts and throat afsct-
ing the lungs. An scrid mueus d secresed,
the discharge is accompanied with . burn
ing sensation. There are severe spasns of
sneezing, frequent attacks Of headache,
watery and infamed eyes Elys CrUsn
Balm ID . remedy founded on direct d.
agnssis of this disease and can b depended
upon, so cents at druggists or By mail.
Send Tor circular. Ely Bros, owege N. Y.
ToR SEVERAL YEARS ! have suffered
greatly from periodical returns Of Hay
Fever. At the suggestion Of Covert /
Cheevsr. druggists, / obtained Elys Cream
Balm and used portion Of it during Q BE-
we're attack. can cheerfully testify % to
the immediate and continued relief OBJ
tanned by its use. l heartily recommend it
to those suffering from this or kindredco
plants. (Rev.) d. A. smiih, Clinton,
Wis.
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Special Notice.

THE ATTENTION OF ALL PEW SONS II d.
rtcted 10 set ton 80 Of the ordinance on o.
fen,es, which 10 ~ follow:
SIC IS. It shail be unlawful for any person 10
throw the water, slop or DIAL from his or her houss
or kitchen into or upon any street, alley. public
square or landing OF this city, or permit or suner
the same to be done by any person In his or hs
employ meDt, or belonging 10 his or her family; nor
shall any person suneT or permit the waste water
from his her house or kitchen TO run or w Into
or uTon any street. alley, public square or landing
hen there are sewers on such nIer U. alleys, pub
lie squares or landings accessible TO such house.
The fine provided for violations Of this section 10
no les than el nor more than So and the oosu Of
prosecution.
All persons who have not connected With aooes-
tible sewers as ordained In the above section arc
hereby notified 10 do % at once. Failure To com-
ply or show a disposition 10 do % viii result in
persecution, and suits may be brought daily 10 en-.
f,Ice com pliance. The validity Of the above sec
tion tas teen rec, nty teued and fully estabshed.
GEO. I. GAkRIS0N.
sufla Hsaath Ofhsr.
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An pruopeetHf - ~ plaat fesumine
operators ~ b VI gloomy.
Tia banns 1t massihooy between Miss
Betxie Cufran and Ar. Edward Cannon.
both Of this placs. rsrs formally pubishsd
Sunday.
Ths horss bs,ongisf TO the min company
which had its leg bfoka. w. shot Saturday
evening.
Mrs.. Millssof wheeling, d We guest Of
Mrs. p. Sesntlon.
The K. Of L. piccic W, to have been
held ct Boggs' Run, Saturday Aftersson and
evening, but the weather not being hvora-
bic Il was deemed advisable 10 change the
programme, % after putting uPwith an ex.
iremely dhsgreeable afternoon skc partici-
pants adjourned to Remhcffs hll, and
parsed the evening in dancing BY tbs light
Of the lamp instead Of the moo1, ~ had
been intended.
A little child of Mr.. Weymers was
buried at the Briek Church Cemetery, Sat-
urdsy.
Miss Nellie osborae Is the guest of DR..
Eskey.
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An Important Discovery,

The most important Discovery is that
which brings the most good to the greatest
number. DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, will pre-
serve the health and save life, and is q
priceless boon to the afflicted. Not only
does it positively cure Consumption, but
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, Hoarse-
meas, and all affections Of the Throat, Chest
and Lungs, yield at once to its wonderful
curative powers. If you doubt this, get q
Trial Bottle Free, at Logan 4 Cos Drug
Store.
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alW A0VaaIIsIMGaT1
Administrators Sale.

HAvIE9 BEEN APPOINTED ADhNI
III traitor with will annexed OF ChAs. E. Bulg
eecea,sd. will offer for sale on the premises,
1888 Market street. (Becks Blockl ct public snetio
on MONDAY, AuGGeT 81, 1855, at o'clock
M, one lot Shelving, ore Counter, iour Tobacco
Tables ole Pompey, one Burnside stove one lot Of
Wire Sc sens one Once Desk also, the lease Of the
store room until April 1886. Terms Of sale, cash.
All pepohs having claims against the estate viii
p ease present them 10 the understood properly
AuthentiCa. cd. A. c. EiERlER,
au2ih Administrator OF c. &. Badger.
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Badly Injured.

A small son Of Jerry Meade, OF 1905
Wetzel street. Manchester, while engaged
with several companions in playing about
sospstone dump at the Central Glass Com
panY's coal works, yesterdsy, was struck 6y
large piece Of slate which was dumped
over the bank. The jagged piece Of rOcs
struck the boy on the left arm cutting
large cash almost to the bone, besides bruis-
ing his face badly and almost severing his
left ear. DR.. Taylor was called, who dress
ed the wounds, and the little fellow is getting
along well
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He win Not Take a Machine.
BELLAIRE, O., August "a.

BELLAIRE, o., August o.
10 the Editor Of the Register:
SIR: wish to say to the nailers and feed
ers Of the Ohio Valley that l do not wan
any nail machine, for l would not know
what to do with one if l had it. ThereasoD
| make the statement is that some of the
boys think l want to be mailer; and l also
wish to say that l sm one ofthe long strik
ers, and if no feeders 60 in until do, Their,
will be grass growing around the smok.
stacks of the mills. | will cut no nails fol
less than the twenty-one cent card rate.
GEORGE PARRISH.
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Assaulted HIS Wife.

Hanson liner was arrested Yesterday on
a warrant sworn out before Justice Ankle
charging him with ssssulring his wife, wht
is coufUed in bed. The warrant was
sworn out by liners mother-in-law, Mrs
Mary Ann Connally. he was confined to
Jail in default Of boil, and will have hear
ing this morning at 10 o'clock.
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IN GENERAL.
Transfer of Real Estate.

The following transfer Of real estate was
admitted of record at Clerk Hooks Office
yesterday:
Deed made January II. 1885, by Fred
erick Wolfe to William Wolfe, for certain
piece of land lying partly in Ohio and
partly in Brooke counties. Consideration
So 800,
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Wanted-Lady Agents
Private SchOOl-MrS. +. q, CracTatL
Japanese Tear. j. Smyth.
White MountaiR Hammock Chair-3. Msndel I
%.
Filten-Geo. W. Joht sons sons.
Pure Spring Wgfer-Logan Co,
Ice Cream-Mrs. Ziegenfelder.
McLAin's Worm Candy.
OTaDges and LemOns-N. schulz
Newest Sheet Music-Sheib's Music store.
Plumbing -1r.mble Lutz.
White Mountain Freezers-N esbitt 4 Bro.
Twin Brothers Yeast - McAlechen's- Locsl
Rsdueed Prices Again Rsdueed-L. 5. Good &
Page
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She walked up During the singing.

They were singing pleasant song to a
delightful tune. She walked from q
troubled sleep and said, "0hy stop that
houid singing" She explained that she
had been having dream, and AN unpleas.
ant one because she suffered from indiges-
ton. No use Of suffering from indigestion
a. long % you can get Browns Iron Bitters.
Mrs. Emma Williams. of StarkviIIs, Miss,
writes that Browns Iron Bitters completely
cured her daughter of indigestion.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
he Weather,

4 Following shows the range of tempers'
fture for yesterday as observed By c
Schnepf, the Market street druggist: 7 q. N,
~; II m, 80; 3p m, 90; Up. m, 81. The
sun rises this N eing at 5:24 and sets az
$40 this evenin 'd3ay,s length is 1916.