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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-11-05


Stafford, John Clyne; at Alma, Matthew
Thompson; at Wetmore, Don C. Rising;
at Gaylord, George E.etcham; at Waterloo,
P. Davis; at Wall Street, George Stevens;
at Baker, c. D. Baker.
The other evening youth in the em-
ploy of John Nicholson, of Wichita, during
the latter's absence of an hour, broke open
a bureau drawer, and abstracting 5000,
fed, and had not been heard from.
Topeka landlords should be happy.
The State convention of the Anti Horse.
thief Association recently held an interest
ing session at Junction City. This associ-
but the membership has been confined
principally to the southeast part of the
State.
EDWARD SPENCER, brakeman in the
Santa Fe yards at Newton, was recently
killed by being caught between two draw
heads.
The telephone line between Pratt Gen.
ter, Saratoga and Kingman has been COM
pleted. The total cost, including instru.
ments, was trife over S, 900.
Snow fell in Sheridan County on Octo-
Der 10th to the depth of five inches.
TIE Probate Judge of Cherokee County
announces that be will revoke all permits
to sell intoxicating drinks unless the
holder presents certificate of registry
from the State Board of Pharmacy.
Posr.oTF1cE changes in Kansas during
the week ended October q: Established,
Taylor, Nemaha County, Albert Kelly,
postmaster. Discontinued, Grouse, La
bette County; Redbluff, Comanch County;
Redden, Butler County; Sheldon, Harvey
County. Names changed, Bismarck, Wa
baansee County, to Halifax; Gilmore, st.
John County, to Oakley.
A SON of Speaker Carlisle, it il said, will
soon settle at Wichita and engage in the
practice OF law.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. The follow
ing are the real estate transfers which have
been recorded In this county.
Skowhegan-Willam Fl. Pearson to Will
liam d. Blackden. 1915. Silas b. S ar
bird by Assignee to William ID. Bachden.
$40 Mark p. Waterman to Charles A.
Linnell. 1926. james Harmon to William
G. Heseton. 500. r. w. Brown II Jo-
seph B. Herrin ct ais. $780, Mary j.
Herrin to John B. Nutting. 800. John b.
Nutling to w. II. Pearson, 800.
Cambridge-Daniel Pease to Daniel G..
Leavitt. 5000.
Madison-Phebs Russell to Lizzie Fl.
Hayden. 1925. Warren M. Harvi to
William II. Mcdonald $3.50.
Pittsfeld-Inzetta A. Small ct al. to
George E. Kimball. $27O0. Cleora A.
Bedford to Caroline p. Merrill. 1915.
Fairfeld-Emeline Brown to Thomas
Benton Brown. $3.50. Charles Fogg to
Thomas Benton Brown. $50. Benjamin
Burrill by Assignee to Orrison Burrill.
Sc,
Starks-Joseph Frederic to Seth Freder
ic. 5000.
Hsrtland-James Fuller to James Tib-
belts. $50. Abner r. Holt to George II.
Hubbard. $3.50. Caleb Goodwin TO George
H. Hubbard. 5000,
Anson-Morris M. Moore to Eliza c.
Moore. 500.
Canaan-Mary Kicker to Hezekiah Rick
err. $500. William Wallace Kicker to
Samuel Kicker. $3.50. William Wallace
Kicker to Samuel Kicker. $3.50.
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Bixby & Buck have The finest new room

Bixby & Buck have The finest new room
papers.
Mr.. Roscoe Bean and family are on their
way here from Florida. They will arrive
this week.
The imported tissue paper sold by Bixby
& Buck, for making paper flowers Is just
beautiful
The pre- ttiest millinery goods ever
brought into Skowhegan, can be seen at
E. B. Curtis
The books of the late firm of Flagg e.
Bragg, have been left with Danforth &
| Gould for settlement.
As will be seen elsewhere the recently or
ganized firm of Prescott & FlsgG has been
dissolved by mutual consent, the business
to be carried OBJ by Z. s. Prescott.
Mrs. Chas. whitehouse and family, of
Fargo, Da., are visiting in this place.
They are to remain, we understand, during
the summer months.
Miss II. C. Towle, Dressmaker, Is now
prepared to go out sewing, by the dav or
week, at reasonable prices. Can be found
at No. l3l Water ST., over S. Whittier's
Confectionery st re. 3w
Mr.. w. II. Heseltop, has returned from
his recent trip to the extreme west, and it
will be welcome news to the patrons Of the
Heseton House, to know he will resume
his former position behind the desk.
do
the following appointments: Chief Engi-
peer, r. L. Mitchell; Its Assistant Engi-
neer, S. b. Steward; Night Watch. Chas.
C. Whittier Fire WaIdeps, F. r. Buck,
W. E. Knight, Benz. StiucSfeld; Police,
II. Ii. Tufts, II. P. Thing, Ii. NJ. Weston,
Chas C. Whittier.
We always knew that S. D. Arnold had
good taste but we never supposed that at
his time of life he would ever go to the
trouble to get up any such cozy little
place as the one he has just opened up an
entrance to at No. 8 Madison street.
stairway from the street leads direct to 1t
and when once there, you are sure TO be de-
delighted to see what charming place he
mas pTepdTeu lOT Luc IcCcpJlOu Vi ulS
friends and customers.
Mr. Geo. L. Drake, formerly one of the
foremen of Keene Bros. shoe factory in
this place, lately resigned his position, to
accept a call to act as superintendent Of
Kimball Bros, shops at Gardiner. to which
city he remove last week. On the eve Of
his departure Mr.. d. was rendered COM
Elementary dinner In the parlors IF the
Heselton by his former employers, as an
appreciation Of his five years of valuable
service rendered them while In their en-
ploy. The table was laid for fourteen p r
sons, the seats being filled by the heads of
the different departments of their factory
of this place. Mr.. VIM. G. S. Keene of the
firm was present, and was instrumental in
making it a most pleasant occasion.
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Steamer Della Collins,
McSSel,Ue1'eS Notice

STATE OF MAINE.
SOMERSET. SIS. Cont Of II solv,ncy.
In the o. Ge1ig Mori-ett lnsplvent Debtor
Th> Is to give notice that on the nth day Of
April A ID. 1885, warrant in insolvency WAS Issued
by TurGe Bu-well, judy, OF Court or insolvency
for said County OF Somerset, against e eatete OF
said c. Mo riset OF Skowh gan, adjndged to be
an lnsoveu, debtor on petition of said cebtor, which
petition was filed on The ninth day of April A. d.
1885, to which date interest on GAINS is To b. COM
puted. That the payment Of any debts To or by
saio debtor, and HI tra!rfcr mid delivery OF any
property by nm ARE forbidden hv law That a
meeting OF the trcdilois Of sal debtor, to prove
estate, will be held at Court of insolvency TO be
holden at the PROBATE Court Room in said Skowhe-
gam on the fifth day of May, A. ID. 1885, at one CO
clock in the afternoon
Given under my hand the date first above written,
ZENAS VAUGHAN.
Sheriff as messenger of said Court of Insolvency.
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ale that Is faithful over few things,
shall be made ruler over many"

ale that Is faithful over few things,
shall be made ruler over many"
Mr.. EDITOR Noticing in No. 10 Of
your very excellent paper, an unsolicited
testimonial from G. Nolin, of Skowhegan,
concerning his sickness and cure by DR.. Fl.
B. Leighton, of that village, / wish to
add another to the many that might he
given. Two years ago last Nov. my daugh-
ter was taken sick with spinal trouble,
and for twenty-three months we placed her
under what we considered at that time, the
best medical aid, but failed to receive the
desired benefit and while lying in an uu-
conscious state, was given up by the at
tending physician, as incurable, hopeless,
saying that he had consulted other physi-
clans to the same effect, and during which
time, also had done the same About the
29,h of Oct, we employed DR.. Leighton, a
clairvoyant, and under his care, on Dec.
3Otb, she was able to be up and dressed,
and has remained so every day since; and
for the last two months has been about the
house with every prospect of permanent
health. Now l wish to add, In behalf of
sick and suffering humanity, that, even IL
your attending physicians should give YOU
or your friends up to die, try for help once
more by calling on DR.. l.. in whom you
will surely find a most genial friend, and
careful doctor, one whom the very best of
success, does not raise above his business.
Very truly yours,
Mrs. M. w. WmTCoMB.
Mercer, Apr. 4th 1885.
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Messengers Notice.

STATE OF MAINE.
SOMERSET, s.. COURT OF INSOLVENCY.
In the case of Zenas B Fletcher Insolyent Debtor
This ID to give notice that the 10Th day OF
April, A. ID. 1885, warrant in insolvency was
issued out of the Court Of Insolvency
said Zenas B. Fletcher OF Scion, Maine. adjudged to
be an insovent debtor, on petition OF said debtor,
which petition was fledt on the 18th day OF April A.
ID. 1886 to which date interest claims is 10 be COM
puted That the payment Of any debit to or by said
debtor, and the transfer and delivery of any property
creditors Of sad debtor, to prove their debts and
choose one or more assignees OF his estate, will be
held at Court of Insolvency to be hOlden at the
Probate Court Room In said Skowhegan, on the
18th day OF May A. d. 1885, al one O'Clock In the
afternoon.
Given under my hand the date first above written.
LYMAN GRANT.
Deputy Sheriff as Messenger of said Court Of lnsol-
venCy. 2tlb
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THAT Constant Pain

Deep seated IN small Of back. sometimes IN
one and sometimes on both sides, extend
Ing dowD~afds towards inside of thigh,
scaDty and high colored urine, with CoDs-
tipati0D, were the syHpt, ms Of Kidney
Disease that afflicted me-" said Hon. q. b.
Thomas, Treasurer Pen0bscot Go Bangor
Me. ! have been cured BY BRowS's sAE
sApARILLA and heartily recommend il to
my friends.
c. H. Dunton, Of Hampton, was foreman
Of the Stewart Mine. While setting
pump be strained himself, causing serious
Kidney Disease. How often HI. happens;
a sudden wrench, an over exertOn. or a
violent jar brings Kidney Disease. Mr.
DuDton would have severe swelling across
the abdomen, his food would become seur
on his stomach, together with pains across
the back and hips. He tried many RENE
dies, sought assistance in various direction
and at last bought BgowN's SAKsAPARfLIA,
and by the USE Of two bottles was entirely
cured.
"If you have a sharp pain
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Caleb Fcssenden, who lives on tie Od.in
road in Bangor, Me, gives TIE following
testimony Of the virtues Of BEow$'- SAT-
sAPAGuLLA: For the pasl Ten years have
been troubled with q severe pain il tic
chest extending 10 the liver aud kidneys
| was 50 untitled for labor that ! eDuld not
u9rk f,dl dry. 1 csmmeuced - take
BKo~N'a SAR-ArAnIILA and the pains eft
my chest, hip, liver and kldney, feel
like new man, and am able - In Il falt
days u5rk. | shall Away. be pleased 70
tell people Of the power Of BsowN'a sA.-
SAPARILfA.
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IIas been upon me for yeste. j VIZ
brought oh by Hung, ovefszeftion, It,,
wbile following my fade, said Mr.. Cnas.
Patterson, Engineer Bangor Machine TO.
Bangor, Me. got 10 all until began 70
use BEowN. SAE-APAEnLA. All troubles
caused By Kidney Disease have leit me, aud
my present good health Is due - The use 81
BKO8s'a SAKsAPAEflLA.
No woman having a Kidney trouble, ar
companicd with those deep pans ACROSS the
back, drawing down pains. i.zzine-s, rest.
iess si-el. DC, can * ~ comfort IN this
life until the cause he removed. Ihi- cause
Is d seasc d tn K idney-, can onIyj5e reach
ed through tbese organs. Mr.. v. J.. Hef-
rick. of GlebB9Tu, Ma 30 Afflicted, aid
sought various channels fpr help. Hearing
of BROWSE SAKTAPAEILLA ste MD il, -
gan to rally al ono, and ts-aay enJ9}-
good health. Browse SAEshI.AkLLA J.
peculiarly adapted tor Kidney Disease.
81 lad thnsf dartiuu rains
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Mr.. JAMES KEEGAN, of the firm of Keeg-
an & Farrar, horse dealers, Augusta, Me-,
arrived to-day via the Capes. Mr.. Keegan
reports that the large plumber Of horses he
purchased here last fall gave good satisfac-
ton to the trade, but that the market now
is slow, and prices are not so high as last
fall. He intends to purchase between fifty
and seventy-ive horses for shipment on
opening Of navigation. Our horse raisers
will be glad to see Mr.. Keegan, as he al
ways trades liberally.-Prince Ed,oards Is
lind s1nor
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FIRST CLASS GOODS"

In which merit Ia ut once recognized, now, and
always have been initiated, especially the manufact
ured article After years Of labor, and the expendi-
public that which people appreciate and demand.
some one who never had al original idea offers
counterfeit substitute to compete with the genu
inc. Curfis Dapis d Co., makers Of the "KetcOrne
Sonp" nnd the above in their at least, the
excelence Of whose productions are ererytchere &C
knowedged - the "s,andard" Of quality, being imi-
But In the use Of their goods the realizes
the full benefit Of value received. Welcome Soap
CONFIRM and sustain their great feputaiion.
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FAIRFIELD.-The journal says: A. II.
& G. Z. Dursn are making some changes in
their mill for the purpose Of taking care Of
their shngle sawdnst AMI avoid The COM
plants of the Lockwood Co. of Watervllle.
Their two single machines are now placed
in the top of the mill, the sawdust drop
ping into a car. The single butts will be
conveyed to the machines by an elevator.
The Messrs Duren anticipate brisk de-
nand for lumber this season.
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Said Mrs. Abbie Hafbach, Webster s.,
Bangor, Me. Il have been Void - medical
men that my Kidney b -ea-e w. Incuraaie.
/ have regained good health - u-lhe
BKowNs SkesApAKIIiA. ! consider j.
wonderful f9f t0nlng " aud Ia3!2praiing
the system. II j. Of 2rea, value in maly
Of those troubles peculiar TO our Sex
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NJ essengeT's Notice

STATE OF MAINE.
Somerset, IS. April 18TH A. D., 1888.
This is TO give notice that the Fifteenth day OF
April, A. D., 1885 Warrant in insolvency WAS issued
out of the Court of Insolvency for said County Of
Somerset against the estate Of Columbus Burril, of
Fairfield in the County Of Somerset adjudged to be
insolvent Debtor on petition OF said Debtor.
which petition was flied on the Fifteenth day OF
April A. d.. 1855, to which last named date interest
on claims is TO be computed; That the payment Of
any debt and the delivery and transfer OF any prp-
erty belonging SAID debtor TO him or for his and
the delivery and transfer OF amy property by him are
forbidden by law; That meeting of the Creditors OF
said Debtor. to prove their debts aud choose one or
more assyhecs Of his estate estate Will be held at
Court OF Insolvency to be holden at the probate
Court Room in Skowhegsn on Tuesday. the Fifth
day OF May, A D. 1881, at one o'clock in the after
noon. Given under my band at the date first above
written.
AUGUSTUS BRADBURY.
Deputy Sheriff as Messenger in Court Of Insolvency
for said County of Somerset. 2tl6
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STErsoN. Nj. Feb. Oh. 1881.

STETsoN, MI, Feb. 9th, 1854.
ARA WARREN, Esq, Bangor, Me. Dear
Sir Il have USED what is known as
BROWNS SAKsAPARLLA in my practice,
prescribing 1t for low ate Of Blood, for
weakness peculiar to females, and especial
ly for Kidney and Liver troubles. | have
always met with success whenever | have
used it. Being familiar with the compost.
ion of BROWNS SARsAPARILLA | pronounce
it to be happy combination Of pure medl-
cines. destined, have no doubt, to become
famous as blood. kidney aud liver correct
i've. 1. w. TIBBErTS, NJ. ID. Stctson Me.
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Kidney Disease.

The Kidneys separate the pure matter 10 be
thrown or by The Urine. Il from any cause they
do not do this, the systemat once becomes cioesed
the entire machinery is thrown out Of order and
disease and misery reign. triumphant. sick Head-
ache, Sickness Of Stomach. Pam across Buck
and Lons, Dizziness, Constipation and countless
other Ills always present We guarantee
cure for all forms of Kidney or Liver Disease
when BROWNS SARsAPARiI.LA il taken in tine
and according to directions. Remember and
take
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|EDNESDAY, APR. 22d. 1885
NetU Advertisements.

hice Il. Lombard,
Let-John Vosmus.
1nlng-J. A. Dcaley.
Sale hre @. d. Craig.
bning-Chss. II. Mason.
Crsxs-Bixby u Buck.
sftng-Atwo0d Bitiers.
dce-Manley 0oodridge.
ksOlution-Juseph Gilbert.
{Psrtnership-T. C. Jones.
= Go IDS ". N. Vickery.
m Collus-Hiram Fuller.
- Hub Rapge-C. A. Ross.
nse for Sale-E W. Marble.
kice to Teachers-6. y. Corn.
Evolution Prescott q Bragg.
n Go0ds-T. b. d J. A.. Colby.
Am Brook Farm-G. j. Shaw.
II Glass; 0oods-W elcome soap.
bsengers Nouce-Lyman,Grant.
|esphy sician--Nrs b. II. Bigclow.
g hemedy-Flower Medicine Co.
bcelnneous Ads-9eo. p. Rowel.
: &c OF Foreclosure Ann Moore.
bssengers Notice-Zenss Vaughan.
|DsenKers N0tice-Auguslus Bradbury.
|ndard Superpho -phate- Standard fert. Co.
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We can, without hesitation, say that DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup has given the best sat
isfaction. We have sold an immenes
amount of it during the past winter.
WALLACE HILTON & co.
Druggists, LOCK Haven. Pa.
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1t IL far better to he poor and possess
bottle of Jadwiu's Tar Syrup, than to be
rich and not know how to cure a Cough or
Cold. 25 cents and 81 per bottle. For sale
by Geo. Gushing.
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Notice..

Nonresident taxes IL the town of Mercer in the
county Of somerset for The year lsSi
Thc following list of taxes on real estate OF
resident in the town of Mercer for the year
losi in bills committed 10 {. H Girdcr, Collector OF
said town, the 18th day OF April 1ss has been
turned by him 10 me remaining u paid on the
cath day Of February isj by his certificate OF that
date and now remain unpaid and notice is hereby
given that II the said taXvs and interest and charges
are not paid ~ the treasury OF said town within
eighteen months fra'h the date Of the commitment
of the said BIDS much Of the real estate taxed
will be sufficient ~ pay the amount due therefor in
ending interest ard charges will without further no
tce be sold At luhic auction at the Town Hall in
said town the 5lst day of October 1885 at O'Clock
f. Nj.
Name DtscrIptn No
or Uukuowu OF real estate Acres Nalue Tax
James q. Drew Tauuey y lot 1t \ 500 $1,000
McrcGNilla
A. j. kimball The J. Bumpus 50 l33
lot 50 called
h. y. G. Fuller The Hancock lots
50 called
No. IS % - l.oq
No. y 93 20 lq9
No. IS % IS l.9q
No 81 % Is lga
Head of fifteen
mile strip 49,
Mercer. April 3Uth. ISIS.
Su6 l.. LOMBARD, Treasurer OF Mercer.
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Ha1os Honey the great Cough cure .25c. SOC 81
Glenn's sulphur Soap heals beauties. 25c.
GermanCOrnss Remover kills corns Bunons
Hrs Hair and whsker nye--Black and Brown, 6oc.
Pixies TOOthache Drops cure in Minute. $50
Deans Rheumatic Pills are a sure cure, &c.
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M AR r e ..

Anson April, 18th. by Rev g. V. Colby, Mr.
John +. Clark Of Fairfield, and Mrs. Sarah A Dun
zap Of Madison Me.
The Forks-April, 18TH 1885. by c. =. Durgin Esq.
Mr.. Joseph A. Durgin and Miss CemontDe A.
Bands both OF West Forks.
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The Winslow Packing Company have ar
ranged 10 operate their corn factories at
Pennington, Fairfield, Wilton, Buckfeld,
Canton, Mechanic Falls, Hiram and Bridg
ton. 1t Is uncertain as yet whether the
factories in Skowhegan, North Arson,
Oakland and Riverton will be run this sea
son. The Yarmouth factory will be idle
the present year and the Raymond factory
has been leased to the Portland Packing
Company.
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All along the worlds highway is the ev
ideuce that Jadwin's Tar Syrup cures all
Cough, Colds and Consumption. Sold by
Geo. Cushing.
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The subscriber wishes TO sell the Disgles stand
Mercer village 1t Is one OF the most attractive
places In the county and will be sold low Enquire of
ti0l WARREN SWAIN,
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FARM FOR SALE

Ny farm one and one half miles from Skowhegan
lacc eu the dir, Ct road 10 Athens. Que Of The
best chances in Somerset Co. for dairy business.
cuts 80 - i.us hay ard pastafug for IS 10 Is cows
viii make Il price the first man that looks at
I wiz buy II he waits farm.
". H. WARD
1871 SkoWhegan March ISIS
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The Flower Medicine Co.. Is comforting a great
boon upon the public by introducing the remedies of
that celebrated physician. DIR. r. G. Flower, w..ose
practice has been go phenOmenally successful, that
without doubt these remedies will be much sought
after 4tl6.
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Last week I:pnrths-ed Two bonles = bhs@.s's
lorhef to her mother. such benefits w.re derived
rom tn uee Of H. that VII l9r f4af add.uana
bot tlez Please find eLcl5sed =, Aaaf prce i9r
haif dezcn. ! protouIce il to be gonterfu.
remedy for poor blood, I'D digestion and h dney
Compiaiuts " H. ~ARKEN.
Masagcr Bangor Wood %
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FlTS-An Fits stopped free by Dr.. Zines Great
Nerve Rss.orsr No Fits after frstday's use. Marve
ous Treatise and $a00 trial bottle free to Fit
cases. Send to DIR. Kline, 93l Arch ST., Phila Pa.
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So - ln2 r. " IL
i've you uG':ance oil luXufian hair 10 made
'su Ql,E.J I. NIL MANSFIELD Pro, n .s.-ld, Ne.
c-y- g.EzT = AEE...AE Ey7s.s. &C Y.E-? ...-Ezs.
Receipts given. Money refunded II Orders are lost
sold by a Of ce9 Of the CO. Payable At 1850 places
15O-2uc 3ml4
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A house at the Eddy. Has 8 or 9 good rooms and
is in good repair with good garden, Apply to
3wi6s JOHN VOSMUS.
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There was man Of our town and be wns
wondrous wise. lie jumped into brambls
bush and scratched out both bis eyes. And
when he saw his eyes were out, with all his
might aud main. He bought bottle Of
Salvation OIL, and rubbed them 10 again.
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YOU WILL FIND
J. A. DEALEY
at 60 Water st.,
Ready to receive all his old and new
Al 90 v alter st.,
Ready to receive all his old and new
-customers-

pEsI can show you as
good a line Of WOOLENS
as can be seen this side of
Boston, and sell them SO
low you can't help buying.
| have all the latest styles in
Parts Cloths.
A full line of Gents Fur
nishing Goods, consisting Of
Ties, Braces, Socks, Hd'kfs,
Collars and Cuffs in paper,
linen and celluloid. White
aud Colored Shirts and
Drawers at all prices.
SOLD Low FOR CASH.
JOHN A. DEAlEY
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FOR SALE,

mr. sHiP \ 10
Mercer April 3jth. lSs5
3l6 l.. LOMBARD, Treasurer OF Mercer.