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The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-05-22

cause OF Larkln & Bell vs Gay
lord ct al. The court referred til
cause to master and appointe,
Lucius bills, Esq, as master.
B. Schusler d. Co. VS. w. S
LOUIS. judgemen for defendant
$4,000
County Commissioners VS. Rocco
Emilio. Judgement for plaintiff
by agreement.
MONDAY, 2ND WEEK.
Mr. Whiteman VS. Benson, Chan
der & Co. Judgement for the
plaintiff for the sum of S2O7, 90.
j. &. Glass VS. Benson, Chan
dler, Thomas & Co. Judgment
for plaintiff for $4,000
j. Y. Hewett VS. Coyote & ked
Lake Cattle Co. judgement for
plaintiff for -
Ter. VS. William James. Yer
dict, murder in the first degree.
Punishmet, death.
Ellen E. Casey VS. Mcclellan ct
al. Dismissed.
Lille Casey VS. Mcclellan. Dis
missed.
On Monday morning tho Grand
Jury, through its Secretary Col.
Cronin, made the following
report =
To THE Hon WIN. L. HENDERSON,
JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT CoUT:
The Grand Jury for the May
Term @! said District Court having
completed the work assigned to
them. respectfully submit their
final report as follows:
There having been no term OF
court held in this county for an en-
tire year, we were compelled to
examine into an unusual number
of ccses referred to us by the va
rious justices of the peace.
In nearly thirty Of these cases
find that the testimony warranted
and in these we have
returned "true bills"
Aa Il general thing, however, we
find that the laws are observed
and respected, and that good order
prevails through the county
The Committee appointed t" e%
anime the county Jail report the
same, and the condition OF the
prisoners incarcerated therein, to
be satisfactory. The prisoners are
we'll fed, in good health, and with
out complaint. For the better Sc
curity of such, the committee re
commend that a night guard be
employed by the county, when
deemed necessary for the purpose
by the sheriff.
The committee appointed to e%'
anime into the finances OF the
county and into the books and ac-
counts OF the county officials, IND
the standing of the county
as to the former excellent, and ind
the books and accounts OF the va
rious officials neatly and accurately
kept, and the county funds i'll the
hands OF collector and in the Gus
tody OF the treasurer safe and Sc
cure. and for the satisfactory dis
charge of the duties pertaining to
their offices, and their zeal in the
performance OF such, tue Grand
Jury are pleased to,'and cheeatully
endorse each and every official OF
the county.
We deem it proper to say here
that great satisfaction is expressed
among our people, and in which
the Grand Jury cordially join, re-
garding the PROMPT manner in
which busines is being dispatched
in our District Court, as well rs
the fairness and knowledge of
law made apparent by your Hon
or'a rulings and decisions IN court.
All teel that the large property in
terests of tie county, and the rights
Of both the rich and the poor, are
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-05-22

LADlEs - Don't send East 3.
your Dry Goods whom YOU eau
j5-p ut East'rn prices at
GOODMAN, ZElosFR g. C"'s.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-08
Citizens Meeting

\ citizens meeting is called for Sa,-
urday evening at Wrights Opera
House to consider matters Of imTor-
tance to all citizens interested in the
growth and prosperity Of Alma.
An important matter 20 be consider
ed is the proposition OF a large manu-
featuring company 90 locate ere. Rep
rescntatiyes of the Cornell Wind En-
gine and Pump Company of Lyons.
were here recently and lelt with Mar
Gus Polasky proposition to present
ed to the citizens OF this place, and il
is to be acted upon Saturday evening.
The company is q large one and cm-
ploys between seventy-tiNe and one
hundred men. most Of whom are skill
ed mechanics. SO il can be seen that the
enterprise is one worth securing.
Don't fail to be present and lend your
influence toward making thC meeting a
successful one. ITS an III wind that
blows nobody good. and this may be
"A breeze that will benefit ALL
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-08
Whole No. 302.
Elwell.

Mrs. DR.. Mclaughlin is quite poor in
heath.
Mrs. Abram, of Fowler, is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Chas Maxted.
Cora Bailey, of Wexford county. is
here visiting her aunt, Mrs. Lang
worthy.
Wes. Bamborough returned Thurs
day night from New York State where
he has been visiting.
Miss Ola Smith, of st. Louis, will
teach the winter school. She receives
1900 per month and this will be her
fourth term.
Mr Tnkhams son, from st. Johns,
has moved here to take care of the old
pcop,e:~ They have given him the farm
i'm consideration Of 1tis-doing this
Mrs. Fink is slightly improved az
present. although no hopes of her re-
coyeTy arc entertained. Her daughter,
Mrs smith, of Portland, is with her
ut present, having been summoned
by telegraph when her mother was
very low.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-08
Forest Hill.

MIS-. II. W. Sandals brother and
wife Of Lodi, o., are here on visit to
them and other friends. Twenty-one
years ago he was here. What change
has been wrought in that time.
j. MCKibben and family who left
these parts for Kansas years ago are
here on a short visit to old friends.
They visited in Iowa and will go to
Ohio. Those who have not been to
Ohio this year are only waiting for the
Ii.iin * Wellington excursion to 90
With rush over the new route.
The Boston eXcWsionists returned
Oh the late train Sat. eve. They also
visited the rocky hills of Hampshire
county. the Seminary on Holyoke
mountain. Amerst college, Cumminton,
country home Of the great poet VIM.
C.. Bryant were points of interest near
there. In this town they attended cat.
Tie show az, they call them. One of the
prominent features OF which is the ri
va'ry between towns as to the town team
which consisted Of all the oxen, steers
and calves they could get into line and
attach to one wagon. 1t needed from
SIX to ten drivers. Twenty-Five yoke
was the extent of their town but the
largest ever seen there, were sixty-eight
yoke. The prize $500, was awarded
to Chesterfield. The Nantuck Silk
Co.'S mills are III the villages of Flor
ence and Leeds, and many other points
they hardly had time for glance at
till it was time to return.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-08
A Challenge.
X. w. ELY,
Clerk.

EDITOR ALMA RECORD Feeling
ag rieyed at the decision rendered on
roadster class. No. :. for brood mare
and colt, ut the Gratiot County Fair,
lately held at Ithaca, and being thor
oughly satisfied that the premium was
wrongfully awarded, l am willing and
ready to deposit a forfeit and enter q
competition against the winner in the
above class for either walk, trot, OF
ruu to be competed in by either mare or
coli, or both. | write this not as a mere
braggadOcia, but in the interest stock
raising community generally, and am
sure. that if the judges in the above class
think that the prize was meritorously
awarded and fairly earned, they would
not hesitate to back their judgment by
accepting my offer.
Respectfully yours,
JOHN Hicks.
Alma, Sept. 18th, 1856.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-08
A Misrepresentation.

'In an interview with Idigr0M re-
porter at Kalamazoo yesterday, Dr..
Hunting said that the Presbyterian
synod committee on funds TO establish
college in Michigan had met with
success, adding: Il understand that
at the next meeting OF hesyn0d. which
begins at Grand Rapids Oct T.. they
will report an endowment fund of ~ll0.-
600 secured 10y pledges, and perhaps
more, rs that sum is already raised and
may be added TO in the next two
weeks. Mr. Wright. n wealthy resi-
dent of Alma. ofleX the building and
grounds OF an educational Institution
already existing at Alma, and will give
besides considerable sum Of money,
hiss generous pledge aggregatng 100000.
| Alma viii be an excellent site tor Che
college, as all the principal college Of
the state are located in the southern
tiers of counties. The educational in-
Stitutc already there is under the care
| OF Rev. Theodore Nelson, formerly
acting president of kalamazoo college
| Mr.. Wright, who owns tine buildings.
and grounds, put the school in the care
of Mr.. Nelson, and authorized him %
| take such measures rs he thought best
! TO promote its prosperity. and the
project to turn it into dcnOmuatioual
college, has MI Nelson rs warm az
proYal.
The above item appeared iu tLe
E,,,,.., N-,.. ,,...l. .,.,.l .f... r..i1..,,
ing Io NHe ltlI! IH uIe same paper
Oct. Is.
"ArlfA. Mich. Oct. .5.-It isurobal,Ir
that the Plcsbtpr,au3 will locate tbcir
proposed collper al Nina. a, larpr fu-
! 'mccmcut- have been offered. Inn tha
IueW Normal school bulaiuc, viii iIot
boz given them. as renaIteI frou Ealt-
maI0o. Those mildiugs m~ c,mnlet-
ed. including grounds. stcsrI Lgqt aul
furniture. cost over -80.0mo. which x.
W. Wright furnished ~-3NIl ou the
loilo" f. iiis toillL"E1 , A., " a. iloiil-
" " W,igLt - trr, o5....5 w. o'
wards the erection of the building and
to hold the deed Of lhe property: i. 81.
LA olIs % co,,,ugS "a. q ->or'ii'l a''i4'l
,s,' snace of i've Icars at The e.',. w
Of which time i. NJ. Hmdm-is to hayc
a deed OF the property, provided that
lte aYtI'SI @,ltAu.iice ;i l... mas pg'H -'
Ia, moi becI,,a,tIinrd the contr1rt Ial..
good for another live years under the
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-08
Proposals for Bids.
ALMA. Oct. 7th. 1856.

ALMA, Oct, 7th, 1856.
BJ order Of the Common Council of
Tie village of Alma. Sealed bids for
laying water pipe Oh Water and Wal
ma, streets in said village. will be re-
coiyed by the clerk till Tuesday, Octo-
bcr 18th. 1SS6, at 7:3O p. IN.
Specifications Will be furnished by
the clerk.
The Council reserves the right to re-
iect any or all bids.
Also by order of the Council sealed
bids to take care of pumping works fire
apparatus and act as janitor of fire de-
partment building for one year will be
received by the clerk till Tuesday, Oct.
18th, 1SS6 at $50, p. m.
The Council reserves the right to re-
iect any on all bids.
X. w. ELY,
Clerk.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-08

Niil hands and good woodsmen are
in great demand among the lumbermen
Of the upper peninsula. Wages are
high and going higher Not half
enough men are to be obtained. At
Mminette and Menominee the trains
are watched for incoming laborers, who
are at once hired and sent into the
woods.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-08
PoLLAsKY, WALDBY & CO.,

successors TO Gratiot County Savings Bank
Tr,rsgct n general banking business.
p,n,y drafts nv. liable anywhere in EUROPE or
Amcrica. Deposits of SlO0 to Sl0,oOO receive
and Interest allowed on same uhucI thc iul.' "
"f mo hank Money 20 loan on good lcal cS'
tntc security. Collections given prompt a''eh
tipn. .........
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-08
nnARous PolLAsKY.

TTURNEY and Counselor AT law aiu 81 81
d j..itor i'm Chuuccry, Practices iu all the
state and Unite q states courts, Particular at
tcntion paid 90 collections and rcmltullc'
promptly IN adc. Money TO loan, once oPpo'
site tho new hotel,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-08
w 4. gAHLKE,
InAN w. BROWN

a TTORNEY at LAW. Does "a general law
~ business Trial of causes a specially
Insurance and collection.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-08

RTOTARY Public Collector, Accountant IN
IN SurAucc and General Agent. Engrus>lhs
ana Ornamental Fcnmauship neatly executed
Office with j l.. Clark. Room No. = bp'r"
Iousc Block r. O. Box !j4. Alma, Mich
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-08
THE AL NJ RECORD,
An Independent Local Journal, Pub
lished every Friday morn ing at
Alma, Gratiot Co., Mich.
Miss c. NJ. FLEMING Editor and Pub
Usher

TERMS-Sl - per year in advance; ,oc
for six mOnths soc for three months. hates
of advertising made known on application.
OificC south side superior street, near corner
Woodwork avenue.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-08
ATTORNIIN,S.
.NCIs PALMER. JOIN ~ - ~ .
PALMER g. SPlNNEY.

TTORNEYS ut Law. Attend to an l9gsl
81 business. the trial Of causes, dclthH III
criminal eases. draw AL kinds ui papers. Nlso
tcaI estate loan aud insurance agents.
Alma Gratiot County, Mich.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-08
BAN NIX u IL =,
..lnn- g. 1uRCK & CO.

General Ranking Business Transactcn
Dealers ia Foreign and DomGstlC EN'h"ilEV
special Attention Given 10 Nul'C'l"'.' ,,,,
wM. =. TURCk, A. W. WhluhI, ,,.T,,
H. s.A~vR. C.E. WEBNTLh'
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-08
MISCELLANEOUS. =.
DAVID LEACH

DOOT AND SHOE maker, repairing done
d promptly. State street, first door south
OF LoVclands furniture store.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-08
SIMON EINK.

DEALEB i'm the best brands OF Cigars Iob-
u ucco pipes Wines and Liquors. Pure Alco-
hol specially
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-08
Professional,
c.. L.DOWNIE. m. ..
8. D. YERIRoToE,

GENERAL Practice. ONCE u"eN room
" Webb's Drug store,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-08
G. A. r.

WIN. Noycr Post No. l52, Dep t@i MlGn.' - y
w a. r.. meet on 2nd. and 4th. Thursday OIL
rach month. =, n,.,,>so>, Comd.
C.H. AXrELL, AdJt.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-08
]. L. CLARK

A '~T4RNEY and Counselor at Law Alllegal
y hn.inrs, 10y letter cor othcrsiSc' Will hc
promptly attended to, Omcen Ba"lohS pricA
block, mp stairs,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-08
ANA INSURANCE AGENCY.

HOMl,Ncw York ~
UNDERWRITERS New York,
II HARTFORD =, conn
FIRE ASSOCIATION-Phila. Ia.
AMERICAN . -
AGRICI-ITTRAI RAI-Wutcrtowu, y. .
MICH FIRE & MARINE-Dctroit Mich.
GRAND RAPIDS Grand Rapids
NEW IOitk LIFE y. \
ACCIDENT ms. Co.,. of North America.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-08

-rONFOpOTIUC Physician and surgeon
II Residence Forcs; street once room ~
!. Wrights opera House block. scconu m n"Ir u,
Onicc hours 9 10 10 a. m; = 10 3 anu 10 T. ''''
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-08
E a. BAGLEY, IL. D.,

ORA icing Physician. once nGGrs 'Itn n,,IG =,
Z 20, IN, = TO p III. once III "V"" ~ "7
g., o. Back rooms up stars.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-08
/ N. RRAiNsRp. NJ. D.,

OFFICE and residence in the D4Iias huuSc
~ Office hours: 10 10 L. "a. m. ana 10 J, m III
school hours: lto5p. IN. Surgery specla'!
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-08
nIraAlopcE. z. s. A. ".

-rCiff.NR Meetings on Friday on or nci9r'
* t.,ch fuu moon. NJ POLLASkY. W. NJ.
~ '"N' 4. YERINGTON, Sccy
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-08
Business Directory.
CON5L CHURCH.
EpisnopAL CHURl lN.

c,ERVICFS are held at the Baptist Ohurcu ~
Sthe morning of the second sunday ana III ~
thcafteruouns OF the third ana l"Sl Hui'u"! s"'
each month. - ,fis,iororv
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-08
d EN- IT'S r R Y.

)nice over GratiOt County SaNlnEs bu'!H'
,Id filling 10y the use OF the Electro NaEh'llc
dict specially. \ thcial tcclh lhs'llcu u,'
in rIbbcrOr coluloid base. Al work guaran.
I'd TO give satisfaction, Allha' MlCH'
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-08

Work ou Marcus Pollasky's new
Building o. ,~ite the Wright House
has commenc1 - iu earnest. The eXca-
walton for TN, cellar is nearly finished
and worl on me foundation was COM
menood yastc day. The building will
be 52x>o, We stories and basement
and will BOO solid brick. The front ele-
vAtion, iu ne from the plans, will be
the hands est in town The trim
mings are t DE ci cut stone and will
cost in the u igh arho1dof 81 900. The
first door Wi u double store and
has already lclr leased TO Pollasky
Bros. who req i'e more room for their
immense stock han they now have at
their disposal The second floor. over
one store, will b fitted up by Nh Pol
lasky for his law Office. Next spring
Mr.. Polasky Intends to put up another
store on the lot st of the stores now
being built.
, 1886-12-09
A Wife and homo.

MIR. ThOebe, the wOrhingman who
SO nesrIy captured Speaker Carlisle's
seat IN congress, Is not tincturel with
the sociaistic yagaries. When asked
by a reporter what he thought of the
of the anarchists ami socialists he
replied, simply and effectively:
Il have wife and home. Auv
man who owns property can have no
patience with such doctrines Every
American citizen should diScounte-
nance anything that tends to disrupt
his government and institutions"
There spoke the true Amerieru
workingman us distinguished from
the alien Missionaries who seek to
transplant some form OF communism
into the United States. There are IN
this country 10,GG0,OOO nen who.
like Mr.. Thoebe. own = home"
There are over S.000.0uO GeuOsitors
IN savings banks representing ac-
cumulatiOns TO the amount Of over
Sl,OOO,OOO,O0O.- And there are mil
hons more whose honestly earned
savings are invested III some Cccupa-
ton whereby they earna comfortable
living and Increase their property.
No country in tn world affords such
opportunities as does this for poor
men TO secure homes and property.
And with the interest Of these men
in their wives, hone. children and
property there need ba 10 fear tha:
communistIc or soci2!istic IDEAS Will
gain headway here, however yi-or-
ously the masses lay protest against
the Interference Cf the money p .Ner
IN government. The .Wiyel and
homes are the sale anchora-rs Of
the republic.
, 1886-12-09

SUGGESTIONS ~ REGARD TO PLASTING.-Muck
or peat land that ovcrhows 10 about the LIST of
Nay Is the best for the anbeTTy. Beaver dam
land consider Al Plant in rows two feet apart,
putting the vines six inches apart in the row. and
lprcin nto the mud with wedge-shaPed dIb-
blA -orced stick from four to six inches; step
Ht .rCh vine to pack the earth around il. Pull
- noe out the weeds the first two years; tho
third year they will bear, and then be no more
October to June. One Thousand cuttings viii
plant thirty feet square, from which you can
gather ten bushels of berries per year or can, il
you choose cut vines enough To put out five
acres. | prefer planting one foot apart each
way, as by this means they viii cover the
ground more evenly. Put only one plant j.. II
pace. Any bog where wild CT:nbeTries grow is
good enough for the Nea Jersey vine.
MY EXPETIENCE.-In1 1917 planted three nifty
foot beds OF New Jersey CranherrieS Two /
sandcd and one | planted on the natural bog.
he one on the natural bog did much better
than the sanded beds. In 1850 l gathered from
the natural bed.-vo large sugar barrels of ber-
Tics. and hut one from the sGuGcd beds. From
the ti!ty-fCot natural bed, in 1882. gathered
five barrels of q gallons each, and from the
two sGnd"d beds five bIrTCls-a total of 30 gal
Ions. which sold at ~ cents per gHllon. whole
sale. amounting to S2I..5n. | have four acres
OF Vines planted, which have now been set out
about Two years which duin-, lis well as those
on nay mail bog.
Address all letters 10 Tacoma, W. t. during
the pcs, mt month Of October. rs | shall he
iherr with samples "f vines and berries. | viii
give all IL" information can GA the culture Of
tie cranberry. After Octo5c: address me NJ
oImpul. Respectfully. \. j. BURR.
49, " III not sell less lh',n lHNl- OCi5:llnlN ~
, 1886-12-09

Pleasant and profitable employ
ment surely awaits a wide awake
salesman who viii supply the de
mand, in this vicinity, for the new
reversible map of the Uuited States
and Canada and pictorial map of the
world. issued by the renowned map
publishers, Rand, McNaIly & Co,
I4S, 154 Monroe street, Chicago. \
railroad and county map Of the
United States and Canada, with the
greater portion of the Republic of
Mexico; a fine representation of Bar
tholdi's Liberty Enlightening the
World" and the divisions of Stand
ard Railway Time" are shown on the
face Of the map. On the pictorial
side are separate colored maps of the
world, Europe, Asia, North America
and Mexico. Also select cngravings,
diagrams and statistical tables. n232w
, 1886-12-09

At the suggestion of Lieutenant
Brainard OF the Greedy Arctic relief
expedition. the friends of Colonel
William Glider have decided to send
supplies 10 the plucky searcher OF
the North Polo at Cape Sabine or
Cape Isabella IN the sprinE, Lieut.
Brainard has been nearer the North
Pole than any living man, and Gol.
Glider has written to New York that
he would follow tha route taken by
Brainard and Lockwood to the high
est point reached by them, and from
there vForl, steadily to the extreme
north Of Greenland, Then he Will
make dash fer the north pole over
the rough ice j Scotch whalcr viii
probably be engaged to land food
and other supplies at either Cape
Sabine OF Cape Isabella. Aletter viii
then be left at POnu's Inlet with in
~tTUctions 10 Glider as to where he
is 10 look for the catched provisions.
The last scheme was suggested by
the explorer himself before he left
Winnipeg. The plan viii be carried
out entirely through private enter
prise The last letter received from
Glider was dated at Oxford House
(Ont.l, October Sd Some Of his let
ters show that he is entirely confident
Of success.
, 1886-12-09
NOTICE!

I. :. LAND rF.s.s- AZ DTlEE1,, ". y.
Oct -. l~>{..
compliant having j.. cu entered IT thu office
Ey Ni.-N H. Marpi- against Henry T. IIgrrI~ou
i"I 81 4iaouIH- liz homestead C1fTl N". G5-1.
"at.,. May -, Isl upon tie = " = 4 y y :. W
= Ui = " = and ,ut- and = Sec. -, Township
:, y LaEE"S W ~ jefferson County, wash.
Irsr-r N lth 81 view n the cancellation Il said
'ItIH' iN' ~4it ia-rI"- arr hereby summoned To-
appear ;J this USC,. ON TN. . ,!v g: Deccntbsr
.>>'', Ai = pC-pch P- m - respond and furnish
''~ imouy concerning said ailC-,e / abandonment.
anu 'U arr iUr;bGT notified that testimony co a.
''r'tHg s'iid alleged Abandonment viii b. tai 81
H" ore james N".tNy. ieFS OF the DI-. Court
n M ON N Port Townsend " = Thur l. !
which tlm" and pla you viii b. prcSehr With
AuEr WIlEe~>c> and il appearing TO s:Lti~ fac
t!"n that personal service hereof cannot he
made" service viii hC made by publication. .'pC 81
in- and mailing according TO rules l3 aud l.. Of
practice ia I. =. Di-rTicE Land Offices.
JOHN Y. DSTRANDEE
Register OF tie Land Office.
jas. z HAYDEN, Receiver Df the Ian d Oiic :.
, 1886-12-09
Wonderful Cures 5.

~. D. Hoyt & Co, Wholesale and
Retail Druggists of Rome, Ga, say:
We have selling DR. Kings New Discov-
cry, Electric B;tters a.ad Buckleu's Arni-
c. -5alve for two years. Have never
handled remedies that sell as well, or
give such universal satisF .ction' There
have been some wonderful cures effected
by these medicines Ia this city. Several
cases OF pronounced Consumption have
been tntirel, cared by use OF a few bot
ties Of DR.. Kings New Discovery, taken
IN cDnDectioG with Electric Bitters. We
guarantee them aiwaya. Sold by y. d.
Hi 4 Son.
, 1886-12-09
Excitement n rexae

GFe'.t excitement has been caused in
the vicinity 81 Paris. Tex. by tic remark.
able recovery ot J. Z. Cnriey. WHO WA,
so helpless Ie could not turn III bed. or
r.nsc ms hviG; everybody said he wn.
lying "t Consumption. \ t-laI bottle of
Dr. Kings Nr0 Discovery was sent him.
rlniIng ie.!'f. he bought a large bottle
and Il box pt D.. Kings New Life Pills.
by the time hc had taken two boxes of
tIlis and tw.' bottles uf tie Discovery he
was vel! and hai gained ~ flesh thirty-
six pounds.
Trial htt-las of s!i's ;i...t Discovery
Tor C"1sGmptEun iTcv ~ \. d. Hiu K
Sous.
, 1886-12-09
County fTG2SQlGP's Tax Notice. 1886.

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