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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-03-27
SALE,

WHEREAS. william s. Trrgg and Mary A.
w Trisg. his vile, by their deed Of trust dat
ed the lath Of january. 1851, and recorded in
book No.. II. ut page Al Of the records of the
office OF The recorder Of deeds for said county of
Lafayette, In the state of Missouri, conveyed to
the undersigned trustee. the following escribcd
real estate. situate. lying and being IN III. cuun-
ty Of Lafayette. state OF Missouri, tp-wit: The
west half of the southwest quarter ~ scslion
twenty-five GU and ten apres Oh the east side
OF the wsst hall Of the nSrthweat quarter of Sec
ton GAIA III in t6wnshlp forty-elght 4sl of range
twenty seven CD, containing IN all ninety i90)
acres, more or less, which said conveyance was
made IN trust TO ., cure tbs payment OF a certain
prOmissOry note in said deed described and all
interest due thereon; and. whereas, dsfaulr has
been made in the pay ment of SAID note and in
terest. long since past due. Now, therefore, at
the request Of the owner and legal holder OF SAID
note, notice ~ hprehy given that |. the un-
dersigneq trustee, in acceptance with the terms
and conditions OF said deed OF trust, will on
SATURDAY, APRIL 18TH. 1856,
Offer said property and real estate for sale at pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder, for cash, NJ IN,
courthouse door, in the city of lie xington, coun-
ty OF Lafayette, in the state Of Missouri. between
NJ, of that day, to satisiy said note and inter-
est thereon and the cost of executing this trust
mch21td ROBERT TAYLOR,
Trustee.
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THE ORADLE.

BOrn-In Lexington township, Lafayette
county, Mo-, March "a, to the wife of Mr..
John HOlladay-a girl.
- In Lexington township, Lafayette
county, Mo-, March 26, to the wife of Mr.,
John LyOns--a girl.
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NOTICE..

SPECIAL NOTICE.
and warning to all. ~H14Y~
IN From this date my land, in ~-S
Guiding farm lands enclosed and lands not rncio.-
ed including that part of the lake belonging to
me, which includes all the lake not bsIonging
to Stephen Gates ana his brother, is posted. All
personss D ing upon said premises Will be treat
ed AS trespa5sers. Necessity cOmpels me to dc
this 10 protect my place from dirIage.
mch21t3 !. a. EDMONDS.
Lexington, Mo-. March "a, 1856
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-03-27
Buggy For Sale,
Wall Paper,

A good SECOND hand buggy at a bargain,
Apply to inherit W. +. KERDoLFF, JR.
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LETTER LIST,

THE following letters remain uncalled for at
l. the postofice at Lexington, Lafayette cOun-
ty, Missouri, March "a, 1886.
Anderson o. Ames, Nathan
Alexander. j. G.. Corner, l.. C. DIR.
HicklIn, Peter col. Huffman, Clint w.
Higgins, l.. s. Laura Mrs.
Hams, Bette Miss Kenney, John
Lodadale, Henry Langslield, j. S.
Majors, Sue Mrs, Meyers, j. E.
Pardee, Jas POleet, Geo A.
Saunders, Margaret. Schoville. Nj Mrs.
Sampson, j.. Stewart, L. E Miss
Smith, j. X. Smith. j. r.. W.
ScrOggin, S. E. Mrs. Simpson, Sarah Miss
Wilson, T.. Walker, Annie Miss
CARDS.
Anderson. Martha Mrs.
Bryant. j. q. Carter, William
FurgusOn. James D.. Lee, SIliie Mrs.
Matthew'S Saunders, Lizzie Mrs.
South, d W. White, W G..
When calling for these please say that they
were advertised. P.S FULK ERSON, p. NJ
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-03-27
Stock Notes.

Live stock sold we'll at Mr.. Daniel Franks
sale, IN Washington township, last Tuesday.
Everything brought good prices. Mr.. j. A.
Bumgarner was the %auctiOneer.
We invite the renewed attention OF our
stockmen to the advertisement of the Leonard
Brothers Of their sale of six hundred head of
fine cattle, to take place at Mt. Leonard,
Saline county, Mo-, Tuesday and Wednesday.
April 6 and I. We have been advised that
the sale will take place promptly at the ad-
vertised time, regardless of weather or the
running of trains. Should any detention
from the latter cause occur cattle will be
cared for until they can be taken away.
Happily the c.. Il A. has resumed all its
trains; and it is hoped no delays in ship
ments will be necessary.
The fine trOtting stallion, Champion, will
stand the present season at the stable of Mr..
d. l.. Mitchell. 2 miles west OF the Old
fair grounds, near the county farm, and will
serve mares at IS to insure a colt, money due
as soon as the colt stands and sucks, or the
mare is sold, traded or removed from the
neighborhoOd, a lien being retained on the
colt for service money. Champion is a
bright bay, black name and tail, l6 hands
high, 4 years old, gentle disposition and well
made from the ground up. He was sired by
the kentucky-bred trotting stallion, Nam
brine Champion, the sire of Matte Long
record 1881 as a four year old. sold for
Sl5, 200; General CrOXton, record 2:3Os as a
five year old, sold for $4,000, and other fast
colts. Also, stand at the same place and on
the same terms, the fine young jack, Domino,S
years old, II hands high, heavy built, black
color and mealy nose. He will be permitted
to serve only a limited number of mares.
Care taken to prevent accidents, but no re-
spOnsibillty should any OCCUR.
The fine roadster stallion, Farmers Glory
Jr., will stand the season of 1886 on the farm
of Mr.. James J. Colyer, q miles southwest
OF Dover. ut the low price of $40 to insure
Sf the SEASON, money due as soon as the fac,
is ascertained, mare traded or removed from
the neighborhood. a lien is retained upon
The colt for service money If not paid as pei
agreement. Farmers Glory, DR., is a fine
blood bay, with black points, 5 years old
l61 hands high, well formed, large bone, and
weighs 300 pounds. He was sired by Ole
Farmers Glory, he by Fred Norman, O
Springfield: ILL.,: dam by GLENCOE, sepoud dan
by Een.ucky Hunter, lac by Imported Whip
Farmers Glory, DR., is out of a Whip an,
Messenger mare. He is a fine breeder, al
his colts will show, and has taken sever
nramiums at the Lafayette county fairs. Also
. splendid draft stallion, 3 years old thi.
spring, who will be let to a limited number
Of mares at same price and on same terms O
Farmers Glory, Jr. Care will be taken t.
prevent accidents, but no responsibility as,
sumel ShOuid any occur.
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SELL CHEAPER

by fifty per cent. than any other house, and our customers are
getting the benefit of the damages allowed us.
We are the Leading Shoe Merchants of the County, and
expect to keep in the lead. We carry the Finest and Best Line
OF Shoes, and can fit any foot, from the widest to the narrowest.
Our line of Hats are New and Nobby.
Be sure and come to see US this week. and we will please
and delight you by saving big money. Come and see.
NJ We are at present located on Main Street, opposite
Gosewisch's Drug Store next door to Blue Front.
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THE TOMB.

Died--In South Lafayette county, recently,
ELMER, only child of William and Rebecca
Lindsey, aged four years.
- In Kansas City, March s, of eryslpelas,
Rev. JOHN N. PHILLIPS. aged "a years.
Mr.. Phillips was at one time a typo in this
office. He afterward entered the ministry in
the Methodist church, and was a member of
the conference which recently met here.
- In Pueblo county, Col, March 16. after
an illness of Is months, IRA E., youngest
son of Mr.. Martin L.. and Sarah E. Green,
aged 2 years and Z months.
Baby's smile no more will meet US,
Baby's voice no more will greet us,
oh, our anguish none can tell,
AS we say, Baby Ira, fare thee well.
L.. j. NJ,
- In Lexington township, Lafayette
county, Mo-, March IA, Mrs. NARY l..
BURNS. relict OF the late Jehu Burns, aged
60 years.
We reprint this notice because of wrong in
formation which caused 1t to be enormously
reported last week. Mrs. Burns was born il
Warren county, Va. She came to this c0un
ty in 1856. She professed religion and joined
the Presbyterian church in this city in 1851
or 1859. She was grievously afflicted befor'
her death, but bore her sufferlngs will
Christian fortitude, and was entirely resigned
to die. She wa an estimable lady in all tn,
relations of life.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-03-27

"Hackmetack," a lasting and fragrant per-
fume. Price % and so cents. Sold by C..
W. LOOMS. feb27yIeom
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-03-27

Now look II for a Simmer. Here it is $500 wards of New Snrino
Ginghams, choicest goods and best STYLES ever made. If O don't wan
anything else in IN line, don't fail o look at these Beautiful Goods. The nrice
is only TEN CENTS a yard.
Ladies Fine Iile Thread Hose, worth ST a pair; now offered at SOC.
Ladies' Silk Hose, Black ant CoOrs, for 81 % a air.
piece Bronze 5ouIette, worth 81 80 per yard; now only 75c.
piece Black Iourere. worth 81 80 Del ward. only 75c.
30 yards Black Silk. all PURE silk, worth 81: omy 75c.
70 yards Black Silk, all PURE SILK. worth 81 25: o mi 81 O.
1T yards Black Silk. all PURE Silk. worthS 81 3: now only 81 y
100 Gents UnEaundried Shirts, New York Mills Muslin for 7c each.
The largest, best cheapest and hanisannet in of Embroideris I'M
Egyptian Iices ey2 shown in the town.
Embroidered Swiss Dresses and AlLDvers, and Ejiuos to match.
Colorei EmbroiderieS and All Overs to match.
a superior limo OF Carpets, Druggets, Rugs and Oil Cloths at yerv attractive
Prices.
Sheeties, Shmtngs, Table Linens, Napkins, Towels, Quilts, Crashes, &c.
at Popular Price.
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FOR RENT.
RIVER

Four elegant rooms in the flats on southwe
Corner OF Main and College streets A,pi.
novel FIEIn
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ASTONISHINGLY LOW PRICES.

1000 wards Heavy Brown Cotton. at &c a yard.
1000 yards Fine Brown Cotton, at SC.
1000 yards Standard Prints, the very best made, at sc.
800 yards Good Bingham, at &c.
100 pairs Ladies' Nice Cotton Hose, at DC a pair.
100 pairs Childrcn's Nice Cotton Hose, at SC a pair.
500 wards Beautiful Brocade Dress Goods, at DC a yMd.
$50 Nice, Neat Printed IIandkerchiefs, only &c each.
100 yards Good, Light Weight Jeans, at SIC 4 yard.
1000 yards very Superior Brown Cotton, at &c a yard
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
FOR SALE ON One YEAR,
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
TNHAT ELEGANT SUBURBAN
Il BRICK RESIDENCE on College ESn.I
Hill. SIX rooms; Water: Carriage E3mIl
House; Stable, Garden, Grapes, F. mt, GnA
Flowers, Grass; all in fine order. Two acres oil
ground; can also rent four acres more land
adJoini &. Possession March LIST. Apply to
ieb27t4 T. WINSOR n son
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1886-03-27
l43 ACRES O SALE

A GOOD FARM, of l7S acres of new So,
n land. situated one mile north of Ell
P age City, AT S35 PER ACRE. GOOD 6&3mi
YOUNG w JEHk
GOOD LOG HOUSES, of two rooms each; Good
Smoke house, a Stable. Well. &c. More land.
adjoining. can he bought if desired. One hum
dred acres in cultivation, balance m blue grass
and timber. This is a bargain worth looking
or. Terms to suit. INQUIRE nj thIs office. II
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- y
Scholar" by nine little girls. was well per-
formed, little Minnie Wilson was SO cute and
innocent looking. Recitation. "Burial of
Sir John Moore" by Bessie Bradley. Bess sic
says the Doctor told her how to make the
signs, 'Aunt Betsey's Beau" brought down
The house, every one present Is satisfied that
Aunt Betsey Miss Jennie Colvert) knows
bow to treat her beauX when they come to see
her, judging by the way she treated them In
this play. The essay by Miss Retta Brown
Associates" showed that she had given the
subject thought; she traced ones associates
from childhood to old age. limited at Last !,
IN two scenes; first, the sutton Is a poor man
after ten years in Kansas 10 gaining riches
is finally accepted, showing that often y
worthy man. because he cannot count his
thousands, Is rejected. Tableau. before
Marriage and After Marriage" before mar
riage, oh, how sweet; after, at the washtub
sewing on patches, etc. ''Josiah's Proposal
crested some good hearty laughs, some OF
those kind that our ffie4d Jake, Of LexIns.
ton, loves to indulge in. The recitation ..Our
Folks" by Bottle PerFie, and the Last
Hymn" by Aggie Bradley, WAS we'll done,
they deserve credit by the way they spoke SC
earnest, they seemed to be u part of their
piseea, T4ablean, Napoleon and Josephine,
Miss Mary Warren making her speech as
Wilferd Pickett sat as Napoleon. rabIean
lawful Boots" was just too awful, a timid
sultor AFRAID to pull out a pair Of boots from
under the bed, he was afraid that there WA.
. man in them. Pinkin Ridge was the bes,
OF the evening, Jonathan scruggins Oscar
Psckett}. Katie Nav represented Mis-,
Brown the old maid. will just say that ali
the pafties IN this dialogue performed well,
The last scene was a tahIeau, hunting for .
lost vest button which was lost by a citizer
OF hayview. The next time we want TO civ,
On entertainment we will surely call or
Willie Rulings, Chas. Keith, Hugh Smith. thu
Pickett boys. Walter Boone, provided h;
will promise to use better sticking wax nexI
time to keep on his mustsche, Irwin With,
er., Thos. Moore, Misses Jennie Colyer
Bella Keith, Mary Warren, Retts Brown
Katie Nav and Belle Goodwin
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gRm. 0BHtna 8 epf1n.

Wtit Dem 9erannaben Der 6erbffais
ION iteigert fi6 aud tpieber bas 8ebiirf<
nib unieres Magens fir fubfantielle
Speiien. nniere 9auptnabrung bleibt
bas Gleif6, un6 um iol9es frii6 uno
gut 5u erlangen, fann man unm6gli6
eine1 auoerldfigeren Marft finben, als
ben BON Mm. S6fing 6 5obn, SEQ.
511 Nbe. s. Sie 9erren baben benz
@ef9mad ibrer &unben &e6nung ge=
trager unb in ibrem gtablifenent cine
falte 2uftmai6ine erri6tet, tuel6e allen
Mnforoerungen fit grba!tung unb gnt=
fernung f9d6lider Sn~grebienaen bes
Gleii9es entipri@t. Sic baben befidn=
dig in ibren 8iebb6fen einen grOBen
Gorratb BON Waitbieb, aus mel@em
muir 6as Bef1e fir lire &unoen gepdblt
miro. Wer reell bebient fein mill, Der
beiu9e ben Martt, &c.,. 511
Mbenue s. 1,10t1i
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edhtuinnfntht neheiIt.

Ginem alien ar3te, Der bon Der praris am.
riifseaosen lsbt, tuurbe bur9 einen oFinbif3en
Wiffondr bic 8ef@reibun9 eines einfe6tn
besetabilif@en Seilmittels iir bic f9nele nnS
bauerabe Seillng bon 2ungeufdpinbludt,
BrOnditiS, gatarrbL Afbma un6 allen Sal3.
unb euns~entrantbeiten aussebdnoist. Aud
elm Mtittel fur poftibe, rabiEale 6eiluns bon
serbeni9pd9e unb allen Gerb~enfrantbeiten.
Na6bem ber Dottur bic ipunberbareu Seilfr6fte
IN taaIenben GaQen erprobt batte, stadtete er
Mitmeni9en btfannt su MAIDEN. Bon bielem
Motib unO Bunid sefrieben, banbelte er. Sd
fenbe biefes Sfeaept fofsnfrei an ale, Die es
pini4en, in beutfder, enslif9er ODER ~fran3Sf-
f9er Spra@e, nit boiler Mnpeiiuns Der Der.
feaun9 uno bes @ebrau9s. Senbe abreNe
unb 8riefmarfe, beaiebe Did auf hiele 3eituns
unb i'd fenbe Is fofort. @. v. Nobes, 149
Ropers 8lcd, &o@eter, n. D. Iii 1smus
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Matter Miitter !! Mdtter II
@erbet SSbr bes 8adts geffSrt uerben
unb in gurer 8uhe unterbro@eu burG bas
S1reier zines fronfen 2inbes, melAes
Sdmer5ei pOm Dur9bre&en Der 3abne
leibet? ST es Der Tau, 70 fault cine 6luIde
ron Mrs. Winsloms Sccthtng Grrnp.
@r rirb ben arttsn 3leinen ipfprt BON iei<
men S4mer3en befreien. Man ~berlaiie f&
baruuf es btlft. Sc lit feline Mutter aaf
Grben, bic es periu&te ,inb @n9 niGt nit
theilen wirbe, baB es bic @ingeneibe res
Sulirt, ben aleinea 9ilfe nrlb @eianbbeit
unb Der Mutter &uhe beriHafft, baE eS
wie Sauber mirtt. Dos Msittel 1T fder In
allen Tdlen unb oaoenehui bon @eiAnaad;
es pirb bon elmer Der 6lteiten unb teften
Dcetprinnen in ben Ser. @taaten Der.
f&riebeR. ueberua gu buben, bic Ttaide
an Is Gents.
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San antOniO, aeras /. Sui 1885.

San Nntoaio, Sera8, /. SuIi 1885.
SD tanfte in bieftr etabt elm @adet bon
6ursfOrbs Self Battling grea6 Yreparation,
nuter5os 90 elmer demi5den unterfa6uua unb
fabe, oaF bafeIbe bon reiusa unb nibt siftiasn
&bemifdlien electromagnetic III.
Die Sbee bes #rof. Sorsforb NOR cine pirt.
Ii& grufortise, bas unberbaulide ueinfeins
ffaire Ratron, neI9es III allen GaIen bas
en~Orsfultat bon allen aus @~einFeinrabm anb
satron auI~omuaensefssten 8adpuIbera 1T,
bur9 bas I6sbare pbospborfaure aalt unb Na.
iron, ben ipirtIi6sn ~slabrunsstusrtb bes grobes
aub bic Ruodeufubitana ~erssusenOen elemente
be- sfatnr 81 eriessa.
"a If fi9erli9 bic bette unb geiunbefe prd.
%aration, fpeI9e BEN @ublitum iemaIs ~Oieriri
nnrbe, unb isbe Muttsr, Der bic Geluubbeii
tbrer aihbfr am eer5en Iieet iOlte fem anberea
gebrau9en.
Sd fam uur nod bic 8eFdtigune, pel9e
BON feliaeu beribmten gbemifer @rDf. Baton
bon 2iebis iber 6iefe 9raparation absesebeu
puroe, bintufiaeu, inbsii CT fngte: sd BE.
tradte Sisfs GrTabnns ola cine Der uitli6Reu
gaOen, peIde bic BiTenf@aft Der Msnf&bsii
l~eIisfert bat
Bet allen 0rDcers ~ bobem.
&erfudbt So. 25,1ltup6M
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6, S, MQaQer, WholefaIez uu

6. S. @2MGer, Mbolefale> un6
&etailbdnbler in Garben. 0elen, Nn=
trei9ermaterialen, Commensurate,
5an Mntonio empfieblt iein groBes
2ager in bieien MrtiteIu gu Stem Dort
preifea nno Ea@t gang beionoers auf
ben getpdblten 8orratb BON 8ilbern:
@bromos, &upfer> unb 5tablfiden,
0elgem6lben uno pbantaie Bilberr
aler Irt, ferner auf Die gef9madbolle
Musmabl BON B%ilberrabmer Der aner.
moberniten Gorm unb auf bic Mles
umfaRenben 3ei6enmaterialer oufs
merriam. Ile 4uftrdse fit irseub cine
Der pbigeH Brau1er tperben prompt
ausgefibrt; Bil6er bon ieber @r0Be eitts
gerabmt unb ale Mrbeiten rl6gli9f'
i9nel urb gut beiorgt, bic in bas Sad
f1lagen.
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&. s~srneners
Mr. 262 & 1854, Oft ommetce gtrof

@r. 262 & 1854, OF, gommeteese trabe,
i'm neuen Store, empfeblt fem reids
1altiges Eager pon @ifenz unb gleds
Maaren, Sefen unb 0ausgerdtbIdaf=
ten aler Nrt. Naent fit bic ereedenteu
Saborite &o@ : Oefen. Man fpre6e
Dor uno eraminire bic 1eue Serie 0ds
borite 0efen, wel6e auf Der lebten
Nep Orleans Misunderstanding bic gol=
oene Webuille .erbielten. Oie beiten
SGrei1er 6anbmerf3euge cine Spe.
elalitdt. @r6Bte &usmabl Don 8ogels
&dfigen aler 9rt. NuBerbem ftets an
9ano Elm pOGfdnbiges Experiment. bon
Sarben, Del, SirniB, pinieln, @las,
Slit &C., iopie frii9en 2anbretbs
GartenzS anne n. Cine &lempners
Wertfatt 1T nit benz @ef6dft perbuns
ben unb uerben ale tn bies Sad f9Ia.
genbe Mrbeiten prompt beiorgt.
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@amhpla! @amhpla!

Garmer un6 8aulufige MAIDEN mir
oaf Die 2umbersD arb bes perm 6ans
8. 9egener aufmerffam. Man fins
bet bort 9roBe 8orrdtbe BON 8auboI3
aler Mrt nnb in ieiner @9neibemiibIe
Sblren, Genter, Saloufien &c. au ben
biQigiten preiien. User mod ridt ieir
&unbe tDar, ipreGe bpr urS iiberseuge
t9, baB man bier nit 8DrtbeiI faufert
fam. 2umberzO ar6 unb Office: an
9oufontraBe. Sab Dopr & gIinb
Gactorp BON Sans9. 9egener,
on Mberue C.
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@mrft! @audb,paaren!

@rocerpbdnbler unb @peifepirtbe
bonn ganbe m66ten mir einbringliG
oarauf aufmerfiam. MAIDEN, baB nit
fur bic Gabrifation BON Murit unb
&au6maaren uufangrei9e Dorbereiz
tungen ~getrofen baben urb til @tanb
gefeBt iin6, allen Nnforbernngen Sc
rtiige au Ieiffen. @ir geben 8arantie
fir CUTE Waare unb reeae 8ebienung.
Die 3ubereitung ifebt unter unierer perz
f6nli9en Setting. Senbet Cure 8e=
telungen Bet Soften elm.
% m. 9BfIiang & Sobn,
1,10m1i 5l1 Mbenue s.
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9dmprrhpisen 2etlmtttel.

Samorrboiben baben sewSbnIi4 borber.
assssSs s9 20 ses ss s,' g sassa, a SsaSt' ie ian' s sis'
isas 5sfs u sa assBsa S Ssltnsiis ls sab y! s sisss'
saag, lla5sSs ag g a, BEG m sse etc, ), Elm Eias
s ssaSa'si sssbs "as s$''' asd ssa Ha a,an ,sas,'
s S'ass . p sls g }ssssSs saa gsa1,liss; s seasss
s Ss,so s,s%si'si S.if SsssaaS s. Ssr 81 Sir, s' aai s.:
irant9aftsa gtsIen e%iatrirtt, bic SanlOr ab.
iOrbirt. bas Bsftiss SUDDEN beisitist nnb cine
Sauernbe Seiluu9 berborbrinet obseieut.
Yreis 80 Gents. Gbbreifre: $be Sr. Boionto
Mebieine Co., 8iqua, Obio.
9ertauftb BET 8. aalteser & Son.
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CALIFORNIA Meine.

5err s.. s. 30 eper, Wboleiale &
&etailbdnbler in Weinen, Nlamo plasa,
1T Dor Rur3em BON feiner bierten &c
i6dftsreiie mad @alifornien auridges
febrt. st fann iebt feline &unben u16
Gamilien nit ben beiten 9orten bon
@~alifornia>M einen urtb reineut Srauz
benz Brandt perieben. Neinen galiforz
nia glaret ~berfaaft er bic gaIDne-$1.
ports unb aubere unberfdlf6te Meine
finb tets BEL Inn %Dorrdtbig.
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mas sa,.,, aeSdcbes 2

Surd np@malisem gerfu9 unb aufre3ter,
baltung bes Mutbes fann man9es erreidt per-
ben, mas unmSslid erideint. Sunberte boH.
nunsSloier Sale bou @iereu. unb 2eberleiben
iinb bur9 electric 8itter8 9ebeitt iuorben, mad
benz aIes ibrise bersebli3 berfudt purbe.
Darunt benfe man nidf, bab eS feline Seilung
giebt, fonbern beriu9e Electric 8itters. gs
siebt feline aaoere Ms6i3in, bic 10 perfect unb
ii@er baS 8t1t reinigt. electric @itterS beilt
Dbspepfa. Sarn. mnb ale Rraatbeiten Der
Mieren. unfddsbar in allen Wfasen. unb
Qeberfranfbeiten. 8u baben fit SO gents bic
Glafde bel u. 9reib.
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SIN CINDERELLA eduh gtpre

fino neue @aarsrr eingetroHen fir bic
beborfebenbe GribiabrssSai
ION. Wir baben uns bur9 ben @u.
geni6ein oaDon iiberaeugt, baB biefe
Waaren: Samer= un6 &inberz5 9ube,
9erreni@ube &C., bas Beife inb, mas
ie i'm biefgen Martte DHerirt tpurbe.
Die Nustpabl 1T febr rei9baltig unb bic
greife finb ieben 8ebtrfntB atteemeKen.
8er elegantes unb b~auerbaftes @9ubs
aelg tragert min, Der gebe gum
Cinderella G1ubsGtore,
@de 9OuffonitraBe & Mbe. 6.
28t1f
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Brobire Go ielba.

Der 8epeis fur bic Site bes Yubbing befeb
ni6t I'M aauen oes @arnes. ionbern in 8e.
niisana Der s~eisstntfi' gum ,8ertoften befel.
ben. i. Naitebcs & Son, bic 4pptbeter baben
cine @robeFaide bon Or. gofanfo's Su|ten.
une Qungen. SHRIMP, fir Seben, Der nit Suiten,
@rfaltnnsen, affbma. S@binbfu@t ober Gun.
senfranf1eit asplaat III.
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cotton q Wpftpn.

auttiOndre unb &ommiifipns ; &auf.
leute Ho. 2, A unb 6 %. Souifons
StraBe, San Gnfonio, faufen unb pers
faufen gebrau6te M6bel, 9eppi6e,
@las= uub 8le9paaren &c. Wer biz
i;g taufen nil, benz 1T bier cine gins
iiige Gelegenbeit geboten. @anae
9auseinri@tungen biQig 3u ertperben.
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= Ma9t Cure 8efelunse1t fit Gtas
9elbrabt, slatten 9rabt, @iienble9,
9upferble@ unb 96tbe BET Piper &
s@uItbeB 249 Marfet Str.
Spart @eIb un6 3eit.
@arantie fir ,tie6rigite Marttpreiie.
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Feiles Sarsaparilla" fit
ale Bfut. unb Sauttranfbeiten. Rurirt bic
fdlimmifen Sale bon 8lutbsrgiftnns Bic aur
setrobnli@en Slime. @ebraadSanpeijung auf
Der Ettfette. Gabriairt bon Der Mlanao Mft'a
@ompanh unb gum 8erlauf an @ieberberfGufer
ano an @ribatperipnen bel u. Oreib Gan
Mutonio.
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Dead Shot" Serep @orm 2ints
ment tpittt iider mn idnea. Diefss Eminent
tObtet bic Blrmer ausenbIidliG b6It Gliesen
ob uno bet.t bic @unns. Sm MaNer oufael6f
III es Elm ousse5eitnetes SeilmitteI geaen iraenb
pel9e @nubeH beim Gisb. VreiS so Gents.
Prdparirt unb gum 8erfauf BEL u. Dret6,
Gan Nntonio. 1875 tutp