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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-06-26

OF the fourteen Confcdcrates who were
members of jeff. Davis's Cabinet, five Of
them are yet living: r. NJ, T, Hunter just
appointed collector at Rappahanuock;
John u Regan, who was prominently
mentioned as probable member Of Cleve.
lands Cabinet; Robert TOombs, who is q
physical wreck; 7. H. Watt, attorney at
Montgomery, Ala, and George /. Davis,
attorney at Wilmington, \. c. 1t is re-
markabe that any Of these gentlemen
should be so soon in prominent official
stations, and also that jeff Davis himself
should be found deploring, with proper
stage effects, in public address, the de
cline of reverence for the National Consti-
tuition in this country.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-06-26

The college graduates who are now
stepping from the ideal into the real," so
TO speak, ought to be informed that the
liyliest kind of reality is in waiting for
them If they propose to earn their own
bread and butter.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-06-26

The Southern solid Democracy is calling
President Cleveland and his Cabinet very
hard names, because Of the lethergy man
ifested by that august body in dispensing
the salaried offices to the waiting Demo
Gratis in that locality. In Texas they do
not hesitate to say that the President and
his Cabinet are black Republicans, and
that, too, when President Cleveland aud
his Cabinet are making official changes at
the rate of 10000 every week. Patience !
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-06-26

Young ladies' of marriagcable age can
not have failed to perceive, if they read
the newspapers, the alarming frequency
with which rejected suitors Of late have
killed the unyielding fair one The style
has changed in this particular altogether
in favor Of the pleading lover. There was
time when the rejected bachelor went cti
into the woods and hanged himself or blew
out his brains, and the cold hearted fair
ones rather plumed themselves on the mum.
Der OF their victims, but things have
changed lovers shoot and otherwise hilI
on small provocation. The point is that
young ladies of marrageabe age had bet,
ter say yes than be murdered in cold
blood.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-06-26

1t will be noticed that the Associated
Press dispatches from Columbus to the
New York papers aIIude to Allen o.
Myers as the most notorious and also
the ablest member" of the Ohio Assembly.
II should not be forgotten, "alonger thin" "
that Allen o. has influence with the Asso-
ciated Press man at Columbus.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-06-26
ECZEMA !!

For tho bereGt or ,rG,.rIr, humanity and IN
,.,-,.,', I ~
ueall'e'' hta l'u"e al tue "ohHetlu result ueem
1t only my duty to give this unsolicited testimony
in favor of Swift,s SpprlGr. NV wife has beep
an,ia, ,.I,,, L..aIi,.',, - - go. p,.,,'.
s'"''' wv" "''''',"! '''>''"' VI '"i' hh'un'
from hcr lhiahcN' II mas increased IN intensity
with each succeeding spring and being somewhat
AZ illed in madi.inc ury.rlT trie1 every rarne5v
Iaa,,,, - ~ I.,a.iII, !,sti.I,
with every torn of %otassr, e, uit!cura" pills Of
every tlnd, ana hqhdEtds oi other remedies, lo-
,h"y al ,"vo T % , , S, !ITt ri, H., H..
spring Of is,i her lower e, trpmiies became so in.
iiamed and sore that she was Obliged to Keep them
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-06-26

1t is coming to be noticeable that there
is nothing really SO rare as day in June.
By some means March has gotten mixed
up with June in the cradle of the seasons
and is greatly in aeed of designating
strawberry mark on it's arm.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-06-26

In ihe matter Of muscle VS.. mind, DR..
McCosh, Of Princeton College, shows by
statistics that more than halt of the pro-
iessional athletes of the great colleges are
at the very foot Of their classes. But the
DR., should remember that the athletes ad-
vertrse the colleges more than all the com.
mencement orators
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-06-26

Oatmeal, long considered a good ar
ticIe OF diet in dyspepsia, is believed
by many physicians TO bo q prolific
cause OF that affection. Mr.. Bartholo.
new says that Carlyle suffered greatly
IRON dyspeptic symptoms, which were
invariably aggravated after eating oat-
meal.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-06-26

The speech of Hon. j, D. Taylor before
the late Republican State Convention has
so seriously proded and otherwise lacerated
the interna of the Cincinnati Enquirer
that that paper breaks into spasms Of
pain, periodically, even to this day
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-06-26

The Sunday order people of Chicago
have won the day against the Sunday
horse races. They had raised $4,000
to prosecute the cases. Money well
backed up will always win-sometimes.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-06-26

The work of completing the defenses of
Herat Is proceeding rapidly, and the
Ameer has considerable money for the
general defense of Afghanistan The day
of sore trouble i5 only postponed lor a
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-06-26

The Grand Army boys seem to have
overlooked something when they chose the
prohibition town of Portland, Maine, for
their encampment this year. They were
met by a special police, who proceeded to
examine the canteens for contraband
whisky The boys resented the interier-
ence in the following resolution:
ave call your attention to the faot that in
times past We were the police OF the naeion,
and twenty years has not diminished our re-
spect for Jaw and order. We come unsrmed,
and on peaceful mission, as yOur guests,
and respectfully ask permission 70 enter your
city unmolested by special police or special
investigating committees"
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-06-26
state senator:
Thomas J. PRINGLE,
Of Clarke County.

The cholera news from Spain continues
with startling increase in fatality. -Four
to five hundred deaths daily mark the
alarming increase of the malady.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-06-26

The Wigwam has been removed only,
not destroyed, and when re-iurnished will
still be the largest hall room for couyen-
ton purposes, centrally located, in the
State.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-06-26

The people of Franklin county are to
have splendid opportunity of afording
the Republican majority in the next Legis-
lature lots of fun, by re.electing Allen
a. N,arg
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-06-26

Mr.. II, c, SNYDER, % Park Row, New York, Is
the GLoBK-REPuBLIc's special representative, to
whom all Eastern advertising business, must be
referred.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-06-26
FRTDAY EVENING, JUNE 20.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

Governors
JOsErH 3. FORAKER,
OF Hamilton County.
Lieutenant Governor:
ROBERT p. KENNEDY,
OF Logan County.
supreme Court Judge:
GEORGE W. MClLvAISE,
OF Tuscarawas County.
state Treasurer:
JOHN C. Brown,
OF Jefferson County.
Attorney General:
JACOB \. KoHLER,
of Summit County.
Board of Public Works:
WELLS S. JONES,
OF Pike County.
Common Pleas Judge:
JOSEPH W. ONEALL,
OF Warren County.
state senator
Thomas J. PRINGLE,
Of Clarke County.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-06-26

WANIED-Ladies and Gentlemen TO take nice
" iight pleasant work, at their own homes
Work cent by mail any distance all the year round
" 10 " day can be quietly made; no can yassing.
Address Reliable mig Co., PhilS., Pa EoI
1855.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-06-26

Common Pleas Judge
JOSEPH W. O'NEALL,
OF Warren County.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-06-26

pb-To avoid confusion and misleading
the public, we will say that HANCE 4
co. continue the shoe business at the
old stand, ~ WEST MAIN ST., where
you will always find n Large stock, Low
Prices aud Fair Dealing.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-06-26

M EDICINAl.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-19
DRY AniiIl--

ter p ~ S,rIlmaek fancy, 81; Manehps-
Han, u s,, American, 81 Pacific. "a.
m ,,'''gll o'si gloucester, 81; Gloucester,
q. ST. "a Ladl, D. Simpson, s; EDDY stonss'
nrr,,ia ~ heo e mngr 9; Allen, pink and
ptitfP iel u simpson silver grey, 4. Rlehnnond
, .,i,, anu purple g. Dunneil shirtinc ~,
~ Ee''t snlrung "a; Allen check. s. peas
d 5ogHS, a oiAcK, pa; simpson, black, &, Rosa
W. uSc "A,
&. Eir%icTh III ~ EIllNGs--Crown, ~; Augusta,
- fnlirleh LII, 81 Charter Oak, 3l<: Live Oak'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-19

%.l0hOL-t gallon, 81 rs I1SA8I.
aHANnIfs-DumEgiic ,n gRlun,S200 Gy $500
imported uognecl Sl1, 8 gauOu,t i8J; 49,, 80;
Wv .lJsi 1885 $3.50; lt50, $40, 1858, o go;
lSs5 1850; Otfrd. nnpuy q Co.'s cognac, 1874,
teJJi 1910 1900; 1854 $500; 1873, $l0q6; Bis
SHet, Dg9is9oncne q Co. cognaC, 1873, S4.60i 1870,
3u-p0meg'ic, New York on Philadelphia,
s. g&ion, yl,lJi holland, B gallon, {2Ol,127d;
hf Robert Burleits Old Tom, n gallon, &l5
td1lj Sly Robert Burnett. Old Tom. u oagk
Se.4W9.OOi Holland, b case, $3.50.
Rh13h K-louisiUna rcctihed s. % cBut.
proof, n gallon, U.Ns WeNern, gL80Ol 40.
bourbon aAJt550j Rye, si50g8.6O; Scotch,
imported 'AOJtBi.26, Irish, imported, M.25
CHAMrAGNEs 90 HoUderer Carte Blsnon,
gpnrts, % dozen -LNl, Piper Heldseick quarts,
y dozen, $500, krug q Co., quarts, 8 dozen,
lZ'O; Moor q Chandon, Sillery MOusgen1, n
doLon, AOOi Crsmani day. B'd0zan, &1: q.
~. @uml. & Co.'s, pintg, 81 additional; dry
Vtt5enayi Al5j ENtfe Dry, 1890.
VINES California 1!ar6t, 2 gallon, rs:
hisnfandel No. j, n gallon, S0aS5; imported
o.efeisi ordinary, 81 cash 70,0n83Q'0Qi family
s'lI5i9, per cash, 7O00GHNU0; ane ClaTste, \
eAski BO.ONqllbO0; MedOo, 81 case. SEQ: ST.
4uIiani " case, $50; MGrgGuX, Is case, 100;
tonte Canet, 81 CaEo, loco; EaroBe, 3 case
s2O0i Leoyilli = case, l20C; Chateau lafitts
9 casa, siOC; nrdluary, y cave S.&DshG;
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Ao1ns-sulphurio, y oarboy, $40; ciirio, .
o'e5o; oxslo, y n, Is, tsrtaric, powdered y
n, 81.
GUMs--Arablo, ssleat, q n, go; GsafeEida
~ 10 8Oci oamphor, ~ TO %, opium, 3s28tO AlD
Oil8-bergamotl sguderaOn'a 3 D., i2i0;
.emoni sandenon6, yl.S5; peppermint. 500;
Flntergreen, GAS; olive, MnlGga si.2S
fOTAsH-Hromide, = 70, alc; lndidO, g325
boAPs-Csstile, notified, y n. Hgi0c. oaS.
@lei white l4(Gi5.
MISCELLANEOUS 90 Ammonia, oi,rD,, a il,
20; aiumi 300 arroYroot, BermudR, S0c; Bai-
lau1, copaibai SO; borax, refined, l0ipli; Gallo
mel ana, l5C; castor oil, II GAL, Sl48aI.GO,
gassla buds p n, lHnls; cream tartar pure,
= n, S6; corrosive sualimate, . b, IS: ohlOro-
,9rin, u, Si extract lOgwood bulk
r NJ lAgi4; glycerluo hulk, 3 10, 2Jn9O.
Iodine resublinated, Is N, 4Ol: leaves.
9uohr, short, y n, 2bi leaves, senns, Aler.,
n 10, % murphiat splph, 81 o., $3.50; spirlis
nitor, sweet, 8 y. gb dTyrhrir, 9rvotaisi Al n
& isa9i u'pioost q D, p vsx white, ) n,
lnouidie, 80 a. 400.
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-u.t t,n--h.u Ja'r. It..a.C. uer., La.
II .e .icG l,iip tc.Ii..uIf. Isr. I,r.a b. n.
~ -lm'er4l. .uune tytop. -
Hn' 0oioug rc. Ia.a.
ltH-i,H iD. 800. esd loaf $40
s,aiu4il tNlN.l'tI .D' plantation
flanulaied, lc 'U T. .r' 'r.-Hnr gH.ta CIafI
u-4, ttic 20 lctg0i.Iw gIrI.od fi,c o. 0Ie
heslausf Use .' n..
NoiAa7f-l eHi.. ..'... llfi.o, III .ia,
.all - tond tt, ON Erlo, HH.
=, hANgiho--t Pure ju' iti. 'u... Il .atI
~ lpsi iJttc iiNt inl s UuuIIt.
t.,e " 20.
. NAhcAtis--- ODDS A, rt hlN. cream
euAr-Ollva. N1t .t U.r. DIN. f...r a. 3
oars. .tt VI hari Il mrs. fN Is b1r.'f =
"eiei l.ti ~ Nuh
SAN nLe9 1,arl irN s.,sht igt@lie.
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nARnMARr -, -.

ASEs-Collins. = dossn, 500, cola pcr.,
o a9fsn M, SsO9i Diamond sdgo, y dosan, S6'
,s sK ia. Arp LIDs-ii.o - 70; sugar rs,.
TIN PLArr-I. 6. luzit a. hox. An, a.
T lsAsV, z 5ea S,Qi l.rne, iix0, y ho1, S.s0.
fiNWARH- PieQod, discount nj u ..,,t,
stamped, dlrcount an 8 cont Ne"'i
sOinKh-No. 4, lint 80. " and 4. IA U
DUCK HoNsE Coma me- SO. II tds II A, 49,,
hAhEs--lNo loon, 1i2 "A dcteni ihres iesn'
so II dozen. NV
lAoEs-ln boxes, .UU pslart, IAN bo.
ghuh hqHt-8 dorun. lf0' railr6nd DIOR.
dozen, SO F'NA
MAfToCKa-N dozen, $50
hunhER hELrtNG- niaoount ID y'cert.
NAtLS-1OO, rate
6HovEIa AKIN sIAula-Kovlaudi AZ.
Count " p cent AmUs' list, 40 ii COO. ii /.
count ~ aLy To u Ctat
hHANr HARnWA -Hnnlir, duishr am
poles, 1851 fnflniUUs, wpeoun. rol,rU 1IT5t
eutky AXhi express. 40, wnsnn tpngnes
hy.vQi hickory eNlos lVlni bOidtgrn 40, conn.
ing pules, Aibi urukus, NIX fcioct. qb.
AAAi AW' saved iClCgn, r LIS. n Qn1,
.lowden shoes, toOi northwestern horre mana
no. ., $40, !, a.23, s. 30, nar iron. "a rste.
plow steel 70; sprln "a sc. cpat stnri ic,,'
tu0utne-1,radp cd spring ton eltsla
lVV.UVi do, open w., ,.ilslOo, do. side uprins
Top, loVO@loApQi 10. aide bar, iOO.Oolill.1s
90. phWtons, la9.oqCsl5Qo0s grade A. rlde
spring, li0N12Npo, do phmiona, i5nnns
wv bump seat huggies, IsNO0a1b8o0, mai.
form Syringe, liO,o,s.lsloc; three spr,nr Vac.
ons, N0osnkoc.
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THE BUSINESS WORLD.
MARKkYs by rELreRApn.
sr. louis.

g., ~ LOUIS.
Wbta 81 a,i, o. lo'- louF unchanged.
fraonent 49,. o u'kher 0ut declined with
a. above v.sirv,.. osu lhally closed a TO
E oei 'obiV guy y = red, cash, 95I5 10 gS,
THY 9o52 70 wv closing, 0S7s; June, 1907 to
tull6, closing lOEs July, l.02lE to I63lf
closing Los '''
i SCiii heI uul lhRclNe, closing * toIL
IaooV2nnS yTs.eIutE t3shi l5% TO 454; May, 49,
clc ti,4 1eiis, III .u ti5s July, i5l6 TO 49,,
Vloosius ny oulsiot quotations,
Gus uull oul utiAeri cash, 3515; May, 49,
NW1 WIN s nm AZ -62 70 235.
nmhnoi MN VIZ NaSnGd - To %; I'M
cIin "a ~ 10 1e 70 ~; Nnta to 49, Texas fall
~ Si6' AZ W ~ MtHuln' ~ 10 Is, cOmbing, 10
Wz5i ,....
PROVISIONS nrm out slow.
P Pork Il l2yl2sa@%lH45
sholt ribs q ~. ~ o. p Long clear, $50;
siI W, Iios o ~, moro clear, B,2o.
.hacoh-Lohg Guar $40 70 Gas: short ribs
'''9 Ta Slor y, ci 81 ~ 10 40
IIloHiS "a 10 va
6 IN o'on 10 W.
N1lue - itecelpts ieu, supply very scant and
on,y sihgii lrade %is done.
lIas, h t.h ". " Nlgher; 10 to $50.
EneeP IIeeeipts R'; supply very H. lat and
"iiS I''"H uaoe eott previous quotations.
U,.,s.s NAt CITY,
1pdic a,3,s .o III Ati i>-Ihe Live Stock
AIvlSitV4 .ePoItS'
MI S6etle-n receipts lltN ifonger; exporters
1900. 9Ji goou 20 thu shipping, 500G52,
~ IN. ,,, ~ 5 10 LeJi ieodeS 100
~IiIt oGs ~ \, sce s,Sy 10 '
erSi b 40 to i a25, o.,.
mi51at,t t. n TO 1856 common to medium,
W.T. i,,ob,,.. ,o.,. -...,,..
mne 3a hignlGgf' gAsh 'li May, ltis 20 775s;
'1HiIV, ~ 10 lU'1i july, h-
yvjy So y sne'' c"'p' '''' Nay SIS; June 49,
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LoutsviLLE OAK SOLE LrArrrp-, Y
le9yy, iIeo OF brands, 8go 10; X MEDIUM free
ai brands &c ID; a heavy, one brand. ~
lhi A medium, one brand, Sc 10; Baltlinore
crop, &c. ''''i''''
BUFFALO SLAuaHrrR-pri lgto o. NJ,
eide. NC 10; good, iR 10 % fides 93o Ia. conn
yer u TO Il 10 sides, 30 10; q. b., Matamoras
e lni NO, !, oak harness lea, 81 Ia gir M
30, =, oak harness lee, 81 10 Sgo M, No. 4
Bic 10; MOL l, HON skir(ing len. No M M, ~
mem skirllng lea, SO Id, Welt and bridio
lonther, q TO S5a side. '''N''
fhtlADhLPHiA CALF-Extr,t QUALITY. "
70 30 10 70 doEen, yl.O 10; IS 70 AZ 10 TO d0Efp n.
Nl9 TO- a 70 ~ 10 TO dozen, t.05 10. 81 10 nd ii
o Dozen, 81 III; % 10 20 10 TO dozen, Csc N,
FRENCH CALF-fl.lh To l.eO ID: NNN ion.
nngn, al colors, S.2S TO $40 DOZEN; ky 10,
hhgs'N ali eolors, extra large, $50 70 tll dpFen.
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Iho Eosndalls Enmnar-

Rosadalis is sovereign remedy for
all diseases of the blood. ID has no
equal for the cure Of nervous disorders.
Read this: 81 would like to bear testi-
mony to the merits of Rosadalis, by
saying that some dig ht years ago | was
totally Frustrated and could got no re-
hei nom our family physician; but az
ter taking one bottle Of Rosadais / be.
came entirely restored to health. now
weigh l75 pounds, but whom | first took
your medicine | weighed only 1850. l
cheertully recommend it TO all, and es-
pecislly to those afflicted with nervous
debility.
Mrs. \. A. MARION, Baltimore, Md
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nonrR ANN snnrr

Mems kip brogans, sislS5; boys ain bro.
BOY II calf hrugans, 0Sai.9b, nenis III,
~ seEle plows, l.0t9l.S6; boys kip 2.bpcl. I,
nlnWEi so l.2i; mems bufi bnls, con gresr nnd
lottQnl l.bSgl2,; meme calf balls, Gomez
ena bultoni 2l0V9i,50. nous Rip boris, aiONi
hu boots, aAVoiptO0Oi boys KIT boot. ~ ~
NVli boys y. calf boOlt, l6.IllqlOs' bnvls
Az no0tH, l2.Hsq47.Ni wumOn's ~ Nip polf as
lthikoi Misses IN ain nnlkar, Gt8,lTt
llNoa iQ Rip polkAe, an sltOs, i5ai5c; chiiil
nc ~ POLISH, l0ttlSi, Missed cnif Ne, api
~ polAht WWll0; WomenH bu r3uoi vol.
IN etNl.5i womon's calf aewe nouah. i IA
Del ~ Womonf grain sewef and pNiish. nj
eSs'i Mnn1en's sld sgwod, NRlbi women !
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Cure rorPilas

Cure FOR Piles.
sa 4 nes are frequently preceded by a
lower part Of the abdomen, Causing The
panent to suppose he has some afi'eo.
Ton OF the kidneys or neighboring or.
cams. AT times, symptoms of indiges.
siOh are present, hatulency, uneasi.
i ness OF the stomach, etc. A moisture.
IKE Precipitation, producing very ais.
sgeeable itching, after getting warm,
IL common attendant, Blind
bieeding and Itching Piles WELD at once
70 the application Of DR.. Bosanko,s Pile
remedy, which acts directly upon the
parts affected, absorbing the fUmors,
auaying the intense itching, and affect
my permanent cure. Price, 90 cents.
Address, the DIR. Bosanko Medicine Co.
Fiqua, Ohio. Sold by all druggists.
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THE NEW moLrrLAND norrn.

GRAND Bros, Proprl,tors, Waco, Texas,
Has been lately re-opened by the
above gentlemen, who respectfully So
Lett the patronage Of the travelling pub
lie The house has been newly furnish
90 and remodeled throughout with all
the conyeniences OF a frst-class hotel.
and undnr the skillml management Of
Mr. j. w, Cutler late of the Hotel Nav
erick, no San Antonio, il has already to
ken rank among tho tlrst-class hotels Of
inc state GRAND Bros, PrOp'rs.
Waco, Texas,
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$50, Here's a chance for sbo.

| will give a cash prize OF $50 to any
lady who win bring me the greatest
number OF customers who will have
their photographs taken for the next 60
days, beginning April q, and ending
June p, 1885. Ladies' wishing % enter
the contest will please come forward
and register their names. All shall have
an even start aud a. fair show. This Is
no common advertisements, | mean
whatI say, and the successful party
will get the money.
J. II. WEBSTER,
20, ~, Photographer,
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3. MARoN, Baltlmore, Md.D
a Great Discovery.

Mr.. VIM. Thomas, OF Newton. la.
says: "My wife has been seriously AZ
iected with a cough for TWENTY-FIVE
years, and this spring more severely
IMAM ever before. She had used many
remedies without relief, and being
urged TO try DR.. Kings New Discovery,
1ld so, with most gratifying results,
Inc first bottle relieved her very much,
and the second bottle has absolutely
cured her. She has not had SO GOOD
health for thirty years"
- Trial bottles free at w. II. Howell AZ
BIOS drug store. Large size, 81.
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ANew AdaItion.

10 tho City Two Blocks of Street Rail-
way-Dosirable Residence Property
We have made an addition OF forty
wv acres 10 tho city, large portion Of
which fronts on Mckinney avenue and
Pearl street, and consists of handsome
residence lots. 1t is only one mile from
the courthouse, and in twoblocks OF the
Belt Line railway, which makes ID a
very desirable locality. Prices reason.
able and terms easy. For particulars
cal ~ our Office, Poydras street, in
rear of Flippeu, Adouo II Lobit, and we
VIII take pleasure ian showing tina
lots OLIVER THOMAS & Bro,
Real Estate Dealers
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donations for the permanent site OF
Texas, of not less than 2la acres or land
100 OF which shall he tulable, i'm s.me
healthy, thriving community OF schools
9nl churches, may be submitted 10
John T. Walton, grand mastor at Waco.
On or about the LIST of July next the
subcommittee win personally Iuspect
an the places offered and make a gelec-
ton and location OF said home.
Waco March 20, 1885.
VI. y. HERRING,
fNNfrrD IA gtth ,,..,......s.t
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HEhansled Vitality, Neryona and Physlcsl
DEBILITY PtomRture Decline OF Man, Err0re
or outui 0nd the untold nisories romltlpr
rom lndNciouon excuses. 10 cuutalna i2j
prescriptions Tor all acute and chronic dieeas-
ehi oach one OF which Is Invaluable. 80 fourd
ny ING nuihoI whose experience Tor G3 yeprr
~ onoh az probably never boi0r8 fol IN Inc iot
" any physician. S0lppgos, hourdin bsautl.
ltl Ffonch muslin, omhOss1t gnVsra f1u r.lt
a'aianJeed 70 Pc q nner work 20 oveyy gonas
llenauiosl, literary and rrole4si0nGi-th
10y olner work sold lu this county flr i1H,
u lhe money viii he refunded ln evarg 'p.
Nance. Price only ~ by mail. post-nnd ii.
lualraHVo sample D cents Send now. colo
madai awarded he author hv NO Neti0r1i
NtdleM Association. t0 the 0fHcau OF whioh
Ihe ScienCo OF i4if8 sholld be- rend hv aha
gS5Ifets 10y lla,lrucluu, ard ty One afflicted ol
reIeL iJWul hepont nl,-.' igct0u Lancet
mere n no member o. rCiUiy 90 whom rhr
nee OF Llie Wll not Do Useful. WhclLer
YOUTH parent eurrtiou. instructor ur ,,prrv.
men.--l Arg0nRut
b, ADDRESS Tire Peabody ttnlcgi rnegtrta. rr
~, ~ -. fart0r, 80. HnLtlcn street p1a.
ON hesa, who may Doc conf alisl on an 40.
o. recurring SKIN end experience Chronic
~ olstnHie diseases dhat have baGiod nd
sS VI rs sr9fF l P9{is5 Zeal olaga
9e,siuur without an 1TNHeg CO. ~
i,1sgJapoa ~ failure. 90 y I'd Is. \, -
AenVon ibis paNct
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ArrLEi-tA0 % pur barrel.
phANQr1-Sicliy, q box. Am.
oNn-Siclly, AhoT, tlb1'
llArna-ln frailR &c.
AAHANAH-AuNni.O0 a bunoh.
tRAPEs--Mslaga, none.
nWEEr POrArona-i. Oknl.jO.
gNtoNH-lhOO n barrel
EorAr0Eo-N buahel, Id
NAhRAen-fo pur 10.
Turkeys, fSc. Ne--h
te0H-l0c y dosnn,
bylrhR- Test grade northern. 3s,. bs..
~. ali rs county, Nci other Texas eouoiy nos
WING 10 40, accord ING In analitvJ
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d, Ortors Little Livor Pills win posi.
,sllNely cure sick headache and prevent
lts return. This Is noe talk, hut truth.
o,ne pill doso. To be had OF all drug.
gists. Sec advertisement.
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ithhEh- Rough lumber SlSU.N pofIve
ceiling, Us lu;5 NATIVE ceiling, 3. 5d:& native
ue"li.ng' l5Oi Is natlvc siding, lEO0; 4 rough
g..ih ~. -Bosa, cyrraas. yt50; g. H. uy.
iehll. dUli native Sap haa d, 40
LATHE Per 800. liO.
bhlch-bRllu OricE, $50 per 1000.
th, fhUpur barrel
'S}EA tNr--koaendole, go; Portland, best
sIoNr FtuEs-About 500 Dor foot,
Wor. rIiuctu sire.
aiME-l oopored lime, 40 pog barrol
hAtR-Guat, sc per pund.
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LIVE sTcox.

ttne quotations given below refer 10 corn M,
animals, living weieht,l
EhEEyEs--sSfglc per pound.
non, so per head. NS"a' No1i.'
$500 crime, SpS14c per pound.
',oAfs--None on the market.
doSs-Se1694 per pourd,
BULLS AND srAes-l5<ee2c Der pound,
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thoroughbred and grade animals
now located near Jacksboro, Texas. iol
Psrucnlars apply to Henry McElderry
leans La. -0" vi