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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-15
A Druuhcn Hu,bs1

A disazreeable fan :
WAS raised this foreaJ3a
street near Poplar, wiiea
bid fair TO be something IL
case.
The husband under ihs
liquor. got a gun TO rhod !.
his sou took IL from hin D..
load out.
He then kicked at hisN
being something OF
woman knocked him
In falling hs cut MS +
door latch which msde "
very freely aud gave IL,
that a man had his thIos'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-15

That talented actress Nine. Janaus.
chek, supported by strong company,
gill present " B leak House" drama
tied from Dickens at the Academy OF
Music, on Saturday evening. A large
number OF our people raw thi,
actress some years aKo at The Opera
Hoase, aud have never forgotten her
As ad scIess sac has few superiors on
hostage.
The press New York speaks in the
House -
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Prof, Crsbb's cor

will reopen on MONDAY y, /,
has been confined 10 BIZ :
week with a severe colu .
tack. The short hand
formed next week. Lei :,
Join H., as the terms after
be $40 90 for 10 lessons. i
keeping will also be ra' ~,
not find . more cozler pr
these cold evenings than .
Joe Eourth street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-15
Cleaning the Crossi ngs

Twenty men were ct to work at noon
to-day, by Street Commissioned Nc
Closkey, in cleaning the snow from
street crossings and opening the CUTTERS
at the Intersection of the streets. These
men are divided between the eastern
AID western sections of the city, but the
streets on which there is the greatest
travel will be attended TO first.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-15
A severe Fell.

William R ynolds, New Castle Hun.
dred, about four weeks ago, while
about to slaughter some hogs, tripped
and fell over gate. fallinz upon his
left shoulder and side, injuring himself
to such an extent that he WAS confined
TO his house until few days age. MI
Reynolds Las rec JYered sufficiently TO
come to the city, and yesterday called
at the REPUBLICANS effice.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-15
A Qaistesse Of Drunhs.

This morn ing Frank HuRhes, Jonas
Heck, Patrick Costello. Thomas
Osbourne and James Holden we're
charged before Judge Cummips with
drunkenness. The nrst three were each
anei 81 and coats and the others com.
mitted until 10 O'Clock to-morros morn
Ing.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-15

|sHItLDs-on the i2sh inst, Msrz shi,iss,

aged ~ years.
NEGATIVES ami friends o. tbs faniiy are re-
spec,tuIly invited to attend ths funeral nom
her late residence II Squirrel Rua, on >atur-
day afternoon, At 30 o'elccz, 10 pr0cc<d 20
Il. JOseph's csmetery.
|TAYLOR-tlu the l4ih ius.-, CHARLES L. son
OF robert II and knmA l.. 1asH0r, aged II
months.
Relat,vts and friends are respectfully invi-
ted TO attend bis fuusral 70 n the restdsres
OF bis parents, NO tO0 kass Ihitd strest. on
SA urdAy fternoon at o'clock. Intcfm'n'
IL alVesvi CIV snstery.
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Kellogg.

Miss Clara Lou 80 Kellogg, supported
by her grand concert conpany,will holS
forth at the Acad envy OF Music on Mon
day evening. The artists are all one
would wish 10 hear. and the orchestra
10 accompany them will be list class in
every respect. See advertisement in
another column.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-15
ALL DONE
BY ELECTRICITY

With the aid of the electric
light you are enabled to purchase
OF us at night as we'll as day
time. You can tell The exact
color of goods. Don't fail to
see some of our overcoat bar.
gains They will all have to go in
a few days. We don't want to
keep any on hand, therefore
don't miss the opportunity Of
fered you. Good overcoats from
$3.50 up. Atwood children s
suits $2.10. A fine line OF mems
pants, Atwood for $200. Extra
sized pantaloons as large as AZ
inches in waist. We have more
Iof these than we have room for.
These will be sold at unques
tionsble prices. Don't delay,
but call and see US.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-15
Rnr The Ranr.

The charity ball Tor the benefit CT the
Associa ted Charities will take place
in the Opera House next Tuesday even.
ing. A rehearsal of 1.-THE MikadO"
will BIZ held in Baynard's music parlors
this evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-15
Reform Omcers y

According 10 annOR
managers Of the Feril n,,ie, |
met last night at the Tp,ssii
Harlan, NJ. D;vice- pre- ~, "a
K. Wales and J. Tay 10
or, Henry q. Robinson.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-15

II you want to feel we'll and lively
use DIR. Bulls Baltimore Pills. All
druggists keep them. Price % cents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-15

Bid me discourse, and will enchant
thine ear with tales of astounding cures
of ali sorts of suffering by Salvation
Oil. Price only 25 cents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-15

Nearly every sport in the city, II re,
ports be true, nov owns fast nag. II
you dispute our word go down to french
nagS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-15

knights Of ST.. Lawrence reception q,
the rink TO night. 20 cents 10 zee drill
n full uu Inform and grand march.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-15
Sail 0YnieRa.

We have them, 502 King street, 20
cents per quart. Also tWenty'nV e
barrels who !esale.
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Fime groceries.

All kinds of nne groceries at panic
prices at Rambo's, 604 Madison street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-15

AT
Vim. B. SHARP'S
FOURTH AND MARKET SITS.
We have a small lot OF
Boucle Jackets and Wraps,
which are much reduced to
close the season.
Jackets, s5..from $40.
Jackets, $40 from SI2.
Jackets, SIP from $40.
Wraps, SI2.so from $40.
Wraps, $40 from s22.
These Jackets and Wraps
are trimmed with Astrakan
and Fur, are new this season
and will repay any one to ex
anime who is interested in the
goods.
Here's a sDecial offering
We have two elegant Broche
Shawls with black centres
magnihcentIy bordered and
mounted-a rich Shawl OF
superb quality, but we can't
afford to hold them at SIoo
apiece. I'll: all we have at
the price. $50 apiece will
buy them.
a small lot OF Ladies and
Mems Merino Underwear is
reduced for the late season.
Ladies tests, 25c.from 81 &c.
Ladies'V ests, 81 ic. from sec
Mems Vests 81 lc from SOC.
MEMS Vests, 69c. from 81.
| A line of Scarlet Vests Tor
Ladies, rs cents from ST.
mo drawers left
A line Of Merino Vests fol
Children, in I6 to "a inches
from II IL cents to 35. NJ
dra wers left.
Ladies Cashmere Gloves
lin Colors and Black, al
Isles, 25c., 81 Ia cents anc
I5Oc.
Ladies' Black Silk Gloves
self lined, 81 and $I.35.
A few Silk Plush Table
Il Covers, raw silk borders
with knotted fringes, ar,
I one yard square. in Grim
/ son, Gold, Gendarme, etc
/ All that are left, 1915 from
Hiss.
4 VIM. b. SHARP,
VI Fourth and Market streets.
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Call and seq samples of fancy cards 81
the REPUBLICAN, office. VIII print
cheap.
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ARRAYS SUI

which way the VII VIZ 20 n
notice tells you v mere ,os n
and tea. Stop drink gun lnt
and try our choice MED 81
represented or no saw
Second street. -
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Grand sight at the rink tonight.
Dyi.l and uare1 @. the knights.
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ETOR hENr - TWO FARMS, ONE
T. large dairy ard grain farm, one snail
t,ucE farm, near city Apply 70 VIM. ii.
REYNOLDS, norway Lawn, New castle
avenue. 1885,
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Try our new inv ,bsp ~
to- s. Nothing IKE 's,reet /
psn's, 5 E. Second So
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-15

WY AHrED - LADIES.-BOsrUN IN.
w dustrial Go. lg Pearl street, are fur.
nishing Peasant and easily learned work
mailed u any 2d trees, good weges given, no
canyassing all materials furnished. send
your address &c r. .. box 1918, Boston, Mass.
AT
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Harry Hart,
TIE N. Y. CLOTHING MFG. 90
No. BIG Market Street,
Wilmington, Delaware.

nUBLIO SALE-WILL BE SOLD AT
II public sale, on Saturday, the 10th OF
January in front OF Stidham x Sons auction
room. at 10 O'Clock, ore bay horse, wagon
and harness, to be sold for want Of uss. 1t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-15
PRIZES.

Our January pr..zfs con-
s:ss of the following great
bargains
FIRST PRIZE, SI2. Draws
one of our Odds and Ends"
Overcoats down from SIS,
SIC, SIS and $40
SECOND PRIZE, $40. Ora VS.
one OF our "Odds and Ends"
Storm or Heavy Overcoats
down from $I4$ and SIS
(splendid, these).
THIRD PRIZE, So. Draws
one Of our Winter Suits
down from $40, $I2 and St4
FOURTH PRIZE. SI2. Draws
one of our best Heavy Suits
ldown from SIS, SIS and $40
FIFTH PRIZE Anything il
Jour stock at present prices
We must prepare for new
Igoods
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-15

| The Gleason sis sSsjr dO'3
PROV night In Tue"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-15

"ANTED-A SITUATION Ms JHAM.
w bermaid, waitress, or general house
work in Il small family, by an American
girl. hpIly at 40 f. Sixth street. ll6 3ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-15

IIYANrED.rwO ROOMS FOR LIGHT
w housekeeping in u sma family, Ad-
dress Z. DEURER, 70S L. seventh ptreet
stating price. il6 2ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-15

StTULEN A BLUE SKYETERRIER
- was stolen from l1th and BrAndywine
streets. The person that 'tGle him had bet
rs he is known. HOST
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M ennoriaI Day,

Memorial Day this year falls on Sunda,
ana according to the established u-aee OF
the &. \. H.. It's Observance will tax,
place on iIic Monday following. May 3lst
he uNuai arrangements have been made
aud the programme will be a follows.
Russell Post No &c G. \. r.. Comradc
:, &. Se@all Post Commander will meet
at Grand Army Hall and march 10 Coburn
Hall escorted by 90. +. of the Maine
State Infantry Capt. Weston comdg., the
Skowhcaan Fire Department. consisting
of Steamer co No. /, F. \ Wing Fore
lnan and Hook Ladder Co Frank
Swan Foreman. under command of L. l..
Mitchell chief Engineer, the Sons of Vet
eran- under command pf Camp Command
cr Albcr1 +. Dyer. At Coburn Hall the
usual Memorial Day exercises will be held
which can>i~ $ of an opening address
with reading passages of scripture by the
commander AMI rc>pou>c> by the COM
rade>. singing Music prepared for the Or
cason. by "A ~clerl eheir and an Grafton by
tol. f. N. brew Of Lewiston II The
clo,e of Tho exercises AT the Hall the pro-
ccssion accompanied 10y the SkoWhcgan
Band aud Drum Corp, Of the Post will
take mp the line pi march to the ccmetr.
ries. where the graves of soldiers will be
decorated with @nrland~ of green leaves
and bouquets ri lowers. visiting first the
Bloomfield cemetery. After concluding
the decorations, of grave> the escort will
be dismissed and the Post return to q. A.
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HOlbrook and Halves
Holbrook and Halves on the corner.
Petition.

TO the Hon. Board of County Commissioners
for the County of Somerset. Maluc.
The undersigned being responsible parties.
citizens of Athens and CurNillc, in said County
OF Somerset. hereby represent tlat coinmou con
vcnlcncf aud necessity require that a highway
a. hereinafter described. In hid OH and .e>tah=
li-hcd ~ is provided hy law. >a3d highway Is
dc~cIibrd n follows: Commencing al ~ Ut N
the dwelling house of Charles Barker Jr.
III CornviIle, aforesaid thence eXlcudns north
crlN the south line OF said Athens. thence III Z
uortherly in said Athens 10 point ia the lnHd
In said Athens. that extends by the dwelling
house ot Fred V. Barker, al or nchr said Fred
Y Barket : Gewtllirg h"usr. Nour petitioners
with respect, pray that after da" notice, ih1r
prayer for the Adjustment al SAID highway
Ia granted, and that nfter oue proceedings.
SAID highway may he dus lad ont. in whole
~ in part a> may appear proper and reasonable
II YOUR Honorable Court.
Athens, March rs 1870.
GEORGE II GARDNE Err and Others.
STATE OF MAINE. SOMERSET. -.
Court OF COUNTY CoNMISsIo<ERs Mar. Adj
FERN, May II, \ - lsN6
Upon the foregoing petition, satisfactory
evidence having been receive d tia the petition
trS are responsible and uu1ht Ia he heard
touching the maitcr set folthin hrirpetitiun.
II l. ordered, that thu County Commisslu. cr>
meet at the dwelling house of George II. Gar'l-
ner in Athcus. on TUESDAY Junn 22nd A. ID. is
NJ IL o'clock 4 NJ, and thence proceed IL view
the route mentioned in sad petition and i'm
medairly after a hearing of the parties will he
had at some convenient place i'll the vicinity
and such turthrr measures taken n the prrulls
.. a> the COMMISSIONERS srali Judge proper.
And it is further ordered tina rotice of the
time. placr aud purposes of the Commissioners
meeting aforesaid, h, given 10 all persons snd
corporations Interested, by publishing an AT
tested copy of the petition aforesaid with 'hi~
ordor thereon. ouc werk i'll the Somerset Re
pnrtcra public news paper printed al >kowhc
gan, In said county. and also aticsted copies 81
the same he served upon the Town Clerks OF
the towns OF CoruNillr and Athens, and To h.
posted in three public places IN each OF saId
tow ms the publication, and serving ana posi- iiE
of the same he nj least thnty DAYS before the
time appointed for sand view. thnl all interest
ed may Then nppc;ir and be- heard II they think
proper. Attest, l.. II. WEBB. CLERK.
A truc copy of the Petition and Ordrr OF
Court thereon; Attest: l. II. WEBB. Clerk
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Notice Of Petition for Discharge

STATE OF MANI,
SOMERSET, $. COUNT or ISsoLVENrN
In tho case OF Lincoln Baker, luso,ent
Debtor.
Notice IL hereby gwen that petition has, en-
this nth day OF May. A. d. lSs6, ben
presented 10 SAID Court for said Comfy By
Lincoln Baker OF Bingham, in the Coun#
" Of Somerset, ptayi that he may he dscrccdto
have full discharge from all his debts pro, able mn
der the IusnNtnl Law of Maine. and upon
said petition. il Is ordered by said Court thai a
hearing be had uponthr same before said Court. nj
the Probate Cout Room in Skowhcgan In said
County of somerset. un lu, sday the sth dayof
June, A. u. lS>4. Al one O'Clock in the sner
noon and hat notice thereof he published in the
somerset Reporter newspaper published IN said
County ot Somersci. once week for two sue
crsvc weeks, the last publication To he sever
days before the ual Of hearing; and that all CT, II
tors Win have proved their debts, and olher per
, sons Interested. may APP ear at said place ant
{ me. and show can-e. It any they haNr. why
discharge should not he granted said debtor ac
curding 10 tie prayer OF his petition.
Attest
:. IL, GOODWIN. Register OF saia Cour, 70
said County Of Somerset. 3Il0
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Disease is Misery.

"Discasc is Il deviation from Health Of Bods
a D,sordJr, Distemper, Maiady, irreguior'fy u
the SystcB." No matter what the disease may
be termed ii is caused by some disturbance u
the haiDcy Li,er, blond, or Ncrtes. Any
medicine that does not act directly on thesc, and
especially on the Wood, ktd,t4 or L,tc,, can
accomplish 10 permanent Cufe. thorough
knowledge Of tho functions Of tbrsr ofYaus j.
necessary to produce remed, fsf ih'ir d..
Browns Su-ipaHlla is nada FROM formula
written by the late Vim. H. Brean, N. D.. 70
graduate Of Bomdun COLLEGE aud ll1gard No
zeal School, aud student il European in-t.ta-
tutIons.
Dr. Brown VAS tn fnud, ph, -ician u the
present ChUf J'Mttee II Mum, wel pfhrf
prominent men Of on DAY, and was highly r.
>pccted, alike for his virtues and skill. II viii
be seen, therefore, that we present, not com
mon patent medicine, but scteat,fe pnpara-
Of Iioadcr0u8 H0iret whereby
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Rr\I ES.U ,TE 'IRA\SEIuS The follow.
i,,, oro tLn rnal estate transfers which
h ,"7 ha.n racnrJed in This comfy tbe nast
,rao,
Madison Enhraim W Richards Ia
p;nhard II Merrill Of al 81 no Iorkin
nnrtnn tn Helen NJ Rrnnctt 81 and nth.
ar ' vol con .Tobn Head to William G.
SnoII 81 loo Jnlio A Morrison to Ma
ri, / +. ndcrson c1 Mary ID. SAWYER
tn Tomas SAWYER s3oo Jane NJ. Sallcy
IA e ( Adams SI5O Julia A Morrison
tn Rrooks ID savage sl75
Standardization " webster to the town
of Fairfield 500 aaron Drew 10 Mel.
vilIc Emery et ais. 81. 600. Melville En-.
er,. to aaron Drew. 81 .Oon
Drtroit-Ioyina f Wyman to William
Uonlus $50
tn.an-Jonas SAWYER to olive b. til
man $50. James +. Preble ct al 10 Mrs
Elnra Churchill $40. Albert Moore IL
Charles flames. $50. Emily II. Look L.
tohn Head 5000 BENJAMIN G.. Allbce
IA Robbie l.. Boston -, 900.
Uar,pony-Cyrns b kimhall 10 Darius
II. Bartlett. $40. Laura \ Davis ct al t.
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HOLBROOK 3 HAYNES
ClOthiers HatterS& TailOrS

Have large stock Of clothing Hats and Woolens
which they are selling at bottom prices way down.
They manufacture all their stock of clothing tn en-
selves and can give customers the benefit of larger
percentage which they able to do by manufacturing
their own stock. We have fine line of Sawyer Suits,
big stock of childrens knee pant suits, good stock
of boys gents suits Can sell suits for $500,
Chidrens knee pant suits for 1920
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 10Th, 1896.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Job Printing.

Inc lob Printing Establishment connected with
the SOMERSET REPORTER is prepared To do all elias.
:. ~, york. the richest as well the most common
,4I,, Competent and experienced wofkmcn are
employed and a large stock OF paper, enYclnps ad-
,.rtisinp, wedding and business cards in great va
rirtv. Orders of dances, bills of fare. programs
et, etc, printed in great variety Of STYLE on short
notice. Commercial printing specially. Orders
hy mail will receive careful attention.
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1t Will Cure Distress After Eating,
Don't Fail to TRY Ii.

have taken Bells Sarsaparila for dis
tress at the stomach from Indigestion,
and there is no other remedy like it for
this trouble | have given it to my little
boy for humors and it cured him, making
him strong and we'll.
JAMES STRAIT, Bangor, MI
20 cts. per bottle. All Druggists in
Skowhcgan.
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9aIEi5 HONEY Is the best ronsh Cure, y, IA. 4
'Eo,'S SULPHUR sop he :, and le5lrir. -,
a CORN REMOVER Is Cat.-J, I.u ions, ~.
.,.'SEAl7 & WHISPER JYE-Bl,c. & nsown, so.
IS T0oTHA-HE DROPS cure in 1 Minute, 20
-EGES RHEUMATIC PILLS are . sire o:re. 5Oc
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When Baby was sick, we gave hcr Castoria,
When she was Child she cried for Castoria,
When sho became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When sho had Children, she gave them Castoria,
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being restored to thousands. The wifi Of Nj.
ilathorn, Foreman Of the "Canton Lumber Ia.
was given up to die. The daughter ia Bangor
wrote for the father 10 come home. lie caiur,
filled with sorrow Hope had been abandoned,
when by accident, Mr.. Ilathon heard Of
Bro,cas Sarsapariia for Kidney Diseases. lie
bought it. Mrs. Iathorn began the u,c If it,
began 10 recover, and finally arosc from what
WAS thought To be deathbed md resumed her
family duties. Rev. 1hco. Gcni>h, Pastor Pine
Street NJ. l.. Church. Bangor, will a1tr-i tie
truth Of thi, wonderful rceocrs.
Hon. J. =. Bass, EN- MANmR ~ BANGOR, sAys
''Soue two wears since, | wa afflicted with
Dyspepsia III is worst iarm. ! consulted the
best known physicians in this section, IN Bo>-
ton, aud in New York, without auy beneficial
results. About one year ago | began To usc
Browns Sarsaparllla, and from that time have
continued 10 improve. | have got back to my
usual weight having gained since began 10
use Browns Sarsaparilla, over 80 pounds. |
consider Brown SarSaparilla the best remedy
for Indigestion | have ever used.
II admit that
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q. -atfH H.t- a=4 i..-a4r .l#aiS d. a..H.--. Tlt
.r. Har-. e,.s.l ...t#s. t. ~ blf-l.oa hul>hury
Plantation In5 N4Esrf. W ..l ..,#a.fi|y
-rpre>- + g. .- a.4..zs - N,#s rt..sa. fs..,,-d
in tie COUNTY -uld .a..rg ffrr. NI.sd.1. IN
Somerset Z. 'la-- tp X - nrs P.af.tfIaH Ia
Pl>t4f4.fiI-. t..rIH.. Btsnt= .r- n tua s-..t.-,
ovtf + ptr sr,a-. tn.He, ve-t,. 4. So 49, -H,s
rN. d #,- esII.d af.. "a f.I. HI r'iHs -tt.. a4
tat#flrt-rh. l##.'u.- ..t. H-.os . a Htr.H
rec Hf.sti d ta.I vs. t.aF -uItd MI ,,.r
pass
M4t tH t~.f
ANpTE~ x others
~r.rt# OF Ni4INH -,Afrp.rr
t9H.- ~ p, afItir, G..a.r-f..f..-..i. Ia
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.tit,r,s llty.r- L,.a r,...t5l ~ H.
toms i4.. .-i-lt,., .,#.,t.,. n, +" -
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Buttermilk i!

Fresh Butterlnilk can De- obtained ~ TIE.
Butter Fact ny Price, FOR snail luauf1fl,.-. af-
cent per quart by the barrel one cent pe
/ gallon 26tt
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Gard of Thanks.

extend my heartfelt thanks to the citi-
Zcns of Pleasant Ridge, and vicinity. for
their kindness and assistance during the
sickness and death of my husband. Also
labor done on the farm. which will be
cherished among the golden links of kind
ness never to b cnaccd from memory
tablet. MgS. NELLIE TURNER
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Scrofula diseases manifest illcmsclvc ;
in the spring. Hood Sarsaparilla cleans
cs the blood. and removes every faint of
Ncrofula.
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