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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-27
DRUNKENNESS,
~ OR THE LIQUOR HABIT
POSITIVELY CURED By ADAiNlSI g.
INC
DIX. HARNESS GOLDEN SPECIFIC.

II can be given IN cup OF coffee Or leo.
Is absolutely harmless. aud VIII "fec' .
permanent and speedy cure whether iAe
patient Is moderate drlnkeT or an 400
holic wreck. It has been given ia thou
Kands OF cases and In every instance l"r.
feet cure has followed. IL hENEh fAlLt
TIE system once impre grated VIII TIE ~i-'-
cine II becomes an utter lmpussio.ilif TOR
4. ROBERTS BAKER. Druggist.
glg east Main street,
Richmond, Va.
Call or write FOR pamphlet containing
hundreds Ol Testimonials from the b,rt wa
men and men nom ali parts OF tue county,
nc 23-eOlt NOlI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-27
ROOKs. STATIONERY. &c.
EAsTER CARDS AND NOVELTIES
Arl3O2 MAIN STREET

We offer Al wholesale and retail 'n'
hundr,..is A nom s.. To 81. New 81 - "a
very beautiful Oriera VII. have pfnut -
tention. J. ". RANDOLPH r 'A.Hu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-27
POISON

Dad produced great holes In my BACK ana
chest, and mad removed all the hair of NY
nead, yet began to improve In weeks
time ard the sores began to heal, aud were
entirely gone inside Of eight weeks.
WILL JONES,
Porter Union Pass. Depot.
cisco, TEXAS. July Is, 1888.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY
Drawer 3. Atlanta, Ca. New York. 1877
vest Twenty-thrd street. 10 .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-27

Hon. AMBROSE &. MCLAUGHLIN. late
Treasurer Rochester, y. " writes; l
sincerely recommend youl Dufys PURE
Malt Whiskey as the best tonic | nave ever
used. It's undoubted purity makes II
most desirable stlmulant FOR the deblli-
faI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-27

Two years ago contracted blood poison.
After taxing prescrip tions from the best
10 visit Hot Springs and on reaching Tex
aTkana a doctor recommended me 10 try
Swift's Specific, assuring me that u would
benefit me more than Hot Springs. AL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-27
BALTIMORE. November 3, 1855.

The Dunn Malt Whiskey Co., Baltimore, Nd.
Dear Sirs.--I beg TO add my name among
the many who have been greatly benefited
by the NE OF your celebrated Dnuys rare
Malt Wbiskey, and I desire to cheerfnlly
add my testimony to It's marvellous powers
In building up The eneryated system.
have suffered from those terrible sinking
SPELLS which are the result OF extreme ner-
vousness. Frequently believed was dy-
ing. Violent nervous headaches were also
another symptom OF my malady. A friend
suggested That | try DuHy's Pure Malt Wills
Key, and I did So with but little faith that
II could possibly improve my condition.
My health has. however, been fully restored,
and / can scarcely realize that was ever
sick. Asa medicinal tonic ana nerve slim
ulRnt. / consider Dutiy's Pure Malt WINS.
key beyond the estimation of moneyed
value. Mrs. ELLA FEDDENAN.
100 west Fayette street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-27
DUrrr,s PURE MATT wiIIsKsr.
pur. ss,malans and Tonic.

The weak, debilitated. aud disoriered
stomach. too often deranged by unwhoie-
some diet, too often ruined BY noxious nos
trums. takes the epidemlcal form and name
of Dyspepsia. But there are numerous
causes besides, and numerous complaints
needing only n pure stimulant to restore
the stomach to It's tone and vigor. Duffy's
Pure Malt whskey, being absolutely pure
and taken incidentally, is the only true
tonic so recognized by the medical profess
sion and 80 accepted by the people.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-06-13
Tho L.mlnous ssrobru,n.

A gnileIess Boston paper quotes the
following: "fhrre j. Il small tree grow
ing in a gulch near Tuscnror,. N-vndr
the foliage Of which Mt certain seasons
Is said to he 80 luminous tina; 1t cnn be-
distinguished a mile away in the dark
est night. In its immediate s-asou il
emits sufficient light TO enable a person
to cad the finest print. Its Iuninos-
ity is said to be due to parasites" To
which tn" irroytr"nt scribe Of the Sac.
ramento Lead T adds: But its Iumiu.
os'ty IL not luStH1ns enough to level
the valiant liar who turks among the
lizards OF the sizzling sngcbrash plains
and occasionally bolts mp % write bold
fables like this for the eIifc.tion OF
good Boston editors.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-06-13
'.soPRoMoRIc.'

\ Newspaper correspondent. says the
Salt Lake Democrat, in no,icins Seua
tor HeAnt's euioSy On the late Senator
Aiiller, says 1t VAS ''sophomonc."
Uncle George Is eoOd-natur 4; exceed
iugly SO, and IL ;sk-s = good deal to
nj hiaI. He probably wouldn't kick
hal his remarks been designated as un-
Grammatical, coarse. suIdr, or even
cHaky, hat unless We are mistaken in
hi> temper, that sophmonc business
vii either break him all up or fire ev-
cry drop OF Missouri blood in his
veins. and cause him to buck and Jump
stii-legged worse than = bruucho mule.
de may possibly have changed since We
knew him in HAne;oUn in the Winter
OF ~ and Spring Of 80, but if he Is the
George Hearst Of those days. that
Washington pencil rasher hal better
steer clear Of hun. or the rhauces are he
will lie carrying his head in II sling for
the next sixty days. The present Seua-
tor made Z speech at a miners meeting
II Coon Hollow, IN 50, upon the occa-
sion Of the tral Of Monte BIZ for killing
SiH-Tosd Pete, sni Of the audience Of
over seven hundred not oue Of them
considered his orAiory sophomoTIc--at
least, no one 80 expressed himscl:
hence it may De inferred that the scr.b-
hler's criticism MAS a. false A. j, wa yl-
i~eusive.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-06-13
Journalism All Pas;es,Aras.

Yesterday morning Mr.. Austin G..
Gibbs, the broker, so, back FROM a bur
ned business 'rP TO London.
I'VE bad a charming trip over. " said
h.. Ion the passage | MT que of
your newspaper fellows, an editor
ramed C0lou-; Waitersuu from Louis.
vile"
"oh. yes, Henry w,t,erson. a very
distinguished ] ,urualist."
Ham. Well. l ant, so sure abou,
that. but ] can testify iha; he j. tie
ra''iingest Prker player I've met in ma
ny a summers day
How Is the colonel's health now O.:
He went abroad for his heath did lie
not?
He struck me as being hale and
cheerful enough. said Mr. Gibbs sadly.
and you can depend upon it he wasn't
half as sick Is the rest of us fellow,
~ho sat lin Sith him that las; ni.h,
aboard ship. "-Chicago News.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-06-13
mnksp1rr. nArlIAoL

Tie agony 10 over. and the Presidrnt
Of de United States is = NAMED man,
AnA Knows hos it Is him self. TIs
World Till note the fact. and resume the
h.ttLe Of life. whispering Uith The
PSet=
lone unfortunate.
RaShly inPortuaS;s-
Hung on . book"
Where, nov. U. GUvrr. are all thy
napdAirS and veto-s that eriEhIle
caused the reSeliioas u=n,sr frv-a
SEoshes.n 70 doahle mp like a jack
knife. Where IL the yAunted iDd-p-n-
denoe of the Chief Magistrate Of oar
Gva and glorious RepGblis: When
FrAnees n dialect tones shall muo
th-e TO spade up the f~o~er-sArieu just
- thou AIT aboai TO write 4 veto mes
Sse on = Pet scheme OF the boys hon
aas; thOa Say her nav: When the er-
rNne kr!hole shall circle thy early ma
;=tiuzl vision like unto a revolving cart
EAerl ABi thy jack-kaife ~iIi not fl it.
= When Fnao> maternal relative
r4aks tze- II and ro-,EerIte>a II, thee
SAeEr thea ~ill b- thy poueE Of vetn:
When the biscuit i like unto = SECTION
q iae e-ivbs-tci P~AEea-pt q; thy Won
druGs a;y. aud the elastic hzpjack
stretches 4 fcgi before IL ~lll tear IN
inch, kOU an.t tAOa kick: In the soft
cleaning. When thoa EOuld'si elevate
thy L els and take /; Easy. thou Walt lie
called 20 Guiy 81 som- church fair, that
al the iced tea caaiIIa;eS for mairimo-
NJ may aEe thee up as a Neli;ab!-
Benedict and al the mo-hers ir-iav
tear th- oo-u on general p.iDc.p pies.
Ala Grover, hoT hath thy glory de
parted! Aud Nh, the sad night shall
arrive Shen thou shalt be rud -ly AJAX
ened from thy Innocent slgmbvr by the
ya5 OF = hairpin 10 take Grover Jr., all
over soul milk, and yelling like a cay
Ole, then will the ir"n enter thy soul.
and J4ai,l vail not IL there to comfort
lhec- Nnei! IN Thy nos uTna! wander
inss thou sLait step in the vashtowI
aud tumble west By south, turning thy
heir-spps-ent ou his head. then shall
the lrate Frances spring in maternal
sniicltgde for thy offspring and thou val,
hear the Book Of Revelations 10 beat 4
outdoors. But b-Nr NJ bravely, Gro,
Yer, for II the trials that Reset thee
thou hast the good will aud wishes Of
the American PeOplr. and SO has th5
charming bride. Through some hitcl
IN the mail service the Democrat failet
to receive thy invitation TO the wedding
but 1t was there in spirit. all the same
and pronounced the usual fatherl,
benediction OF Bless you. my children
bless ~you."-Stlt Lake Democrat.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-06-13
PARABLE VALLEY MN.
n Largest ana Riches, ore Body Ever
Pound 1 the County.

The orc boly encountered sons four
ue~ks ago in levels Nos. / and 2 o! the
Eagise shat in tae Paradise Valley.
confines to INCREASE in size aud rieh.
hess The Eagiae shaft l. in No. 1
tunnel. about 200 feet from the surface.
and level. l and , ia that shaft are re-
~speetiVely 80 and loo feet below the
tauDel. In No. , level the ore body
w@s oPenedoa Thursday las lis feet
along it, coEE-e, and the lead averages
3 feet IN width aud the ore between
$50 and 500 per ton. As no ne has
yet ten enabled to SEE into the solid
earth though ''d:vinenr or - douser''
claim to have the gift, it is impossible
to tell the extent 81 the ore body. bu;
the V-lae Of the ore / sight is ei,ima-
ted at over $500, 900. This ore has
been develop d a, the CREATES; depth
ever reached ia this county. Sherr. not
uithstzndiES mining has ben carried
on for wears, there Is not q shaft with
this L crptTou over 3OO feet dep. The
Paradise hiis fair 70 b. the best mine
ia the STATE. AMI At the present tim e it
Is Certainly the richest. Silver State.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-06-13
Kentucky stock.

A special train Of four palace horse
cars passed through this morning con.
tanning iifty-two colts. one and two yeor
DID, recently purchased by J. -. uaguin
of California. This stock is from Ken.
tncky's best and among them are some
OF the best blooded colts in the United
States. These horses were shipped nj
Lexington Kentucky. last SUNDAY
morning and have been continunu.I y
en- route, the cars being fitted up in such
convenient style M 10 preclude the
necessity Of unloading while in transit,
one car. the "Hcn Ali,"is the private
property Of Mr.. Hnggin. while the 9th.
ers nre rented from n joint stock com.
pHny which makes n specially Of iur.
n'shing means Of transportation for fine
horses.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-06-13

Here is the latcst WASHINGTON cour,.
arum going the rounds Of the official
CIRCLES IL was propounded the other
day by a bright little woman. who with
" group of friends, bad been tolkin,
over the marriage of Justice STANLEY
Mathews:
why are widows like babics?"
AFTER " good deal Of guessing each one
give 1t mp. anil then all in one voic,
begged for the nswer.
"W"ll, because. you know. the first
six months babies cry so much; the pe,,
sin months they begin 10 take motto.
ana It's very hard TO get them through
the second SIMMER"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-06-13
IN & Letter Of 81 Paul.s.

The historian doesn't know wh,r,
this story had ita actual origion, but 4
was told true on a recent ocean voy.
age 10 eniiven the company
A gentleman sho had INDUCED quite
too freely. aud hadn't had the discovers
made for himin Ssnson to get n carriage
wss helped home by a very good sa.
marntan. He vas very grenifuI in an
sIhililaFaisd way. aud asked his bens.
factors name.
my n"me1" said the gentleman. 'oh
I'm 81. Paul"
The insbriate steadied himself BY a
FINAL effort. and looked drramily ut his
departing friend.
III shay" said he. "9t. Paal. did
you ever get an snSber 10 that long letter
Jou wrote 70 Ephesiansf"-Doston lie.
lord.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-06-13
Interests Compared,

The Lyon County Times takes oco,.
sion To compare the interest. of Vim NJ
Stewart anil James q. Fair in the S,o,o
Of Nevada when il says: "D,mocr,u,
papers especially are fond OF terninu
Dir. Stewart the "permanent resident"
candidate. win you tell US how much
OF n home resident man Mr.. Fair il,
lie does not even have nS much intcr.s,
In the State ms Stewart"
To this inquiry md assertion IN.
Dayton y W. Reporter responds: "Ibc
nb"ve extract shows how much ibe ,J.
itor of tlInt paper Knows about this
county or the surrounding coupi,v
senator Fair has property in more than
one county in this STATE. and paws a
large "mount Of taxes yearly In Nevada,
lie has property in this county. and
contributes To the support OF many
~orkinen whereby they may support
families. lie pays more taIes in
Lyon county alone than 81 gart nav,
IN the entire State. From the eerpiugs
Of This property Is distributed large
sums yearly which go TO the support OF I!
his business community. and the T;mea
u benefited thereby. This ought TO au.
'Ter the question as TO Interest,"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-06-13
MaIReu found Gniltr-

A st Louis dispatch Of the 5th in
slant says: When the criminal court
convened nj lo:l5 O'Clock tbs morning.
the deputy who had ,arls, in the
Gay TO see The Jury we're ready e
mak a report, entered the roouI. be!d a
SnoTt whispered conversation with
Judge Van Wagner. who immediately
called the mex case on the docket. /,
became evident that The jury were
no, unanimous. Tho first ballot taken
this morning showed the fact that one
more had decided for convittion.
ls noon the jury 'sds,
h~r ~
que With the bsdnaS 'g,
ballots were COLLEGE, -tsf.' - 90
the foreman. who found that there was
inscribed upon each the word guilty"
The deputy was SUMMONED aud he was
told thai the jury had n communication
to make to the court. The sheriff took
the twelve men in charge and fled them
10 their seats. where they remained
standing while the foreman, from "A slim
oil paper rend: 1--WE the Jury. find
the prisoner guilty Of murder in the
first degree, as set forth in the indict.
ment."
The prisoner sat in his accustomed
place between his attorneys. As the
noon II approached and no commu.
nication was received from the inry. his
h~opefulncss seemed TO increase. for he
knew that should they hang. so much
greater were his chances for n new
trial. When the announcement v,s
made however, that the Try wished to
report. he turned n~ervnusly in his
chair 10 scan their c~ouutennnces. He
found no sign OF encouragement there.
aud when the verdict was read his fnc,
blanched and his eyes sought the floor.
where they remained fixed. The iurv
was pol!ed, and zach nsscnicd To IN.
verdict, alter which the JUICE disn,s,.J
them. The prisoner was taken 10 his
cell, where he will await the motion for
q new trial, which will be made up,n
the grounds Of the incomp tency of the
prosecutions witnesses AMI the errors
OF the Ju lgc's Instructions"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-06-13

Salt Lake De nocmt:-It is reported
'h"' Sam Jones, the slarn.bang rcyi.
v"liSt' Is coming ives: this fall, and that
he will probably visit Salt Luke Civ
VINO knows but Sam is the Moses
destined to lcrd the Mormons on, Of IN.
p'iyg"n'ouS and hierarchal w]ildernrssy
hurry along. Samuel. You will find
the biggest crop af sinners in this Ter.
ri'ory That the devil ever planted, and
II you will come and harvest il. no onc
VIII dispute your right to the entirc
proceeds.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-06-13

New York World: Senator yoorbces
wants our Minister 10 the Argentina,
Republic elevated to the solemn circl.
al the Pieniputcntiarica mud given ,
$1,000 Secretary. AZ our Minister 10
that favored land has n great deal Of
nothing Ia do, hs might I've able 10 u.,
through without $500 worth Of n,sjst.
ance.
The Hon. Bayli7s W. Hanna. vbose
rendition Of "Mrs. Lofty" has Io,y
since made him famous. will no douh',
spend much Of his leisure time 4,
teaching the Argentinians 10 inc this
popular and touching song.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-06-13

Rev. DR. ChnS O'Rriily, IN add
p"ted REUSE OF the scum Of foreign i'm.
Portaiions. awakened grrnt euthu,l-
asni," According 70 Tie di5.liehes, r
Detroit, Mich. on Decoration Day, by
the nse Of such low-lGng AMI false
flanders Of the American people that
any native born PARROT should BE-
ashamed to lay that hr listened TO such
lIuguage from zach source ON that sJ;emn
occasion without rescniing thu Insult.
1t Is no cT"dltto the people OF Detroit
thRt they were euthu
Ianii.os Ol a big"tru .Tish CHtboli,
priest on n Day let apart for hnn"r.mg
the memory Of che Nations iullen lie,
Toes.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-06-13
A Complicated Case.
Considerable excitement was caused
in Salt Lake CITY on Thursday ~.yeniu,

Considerable excitement was caused
in Salt Lake CITY on ThursdAy evening
: y q"
D., Brci, lay out in an orchard Al
s neSd"y night. On Thursday p,orn.
she w"s Iok-a to tne house of =.
Ars. Stewart where she died. From
the testimony ELECTED at the inoues,
held by the Coroner it was a,c.rtaiueJ
Tn" OF late she Ind been rather bad
II was somewhat addicted TO dr;uk
bat 1t is not believed that the Us. 81 IN.
toAicAnts caused her death. The iurv
w"s dissatisfied with the inyestiynIion
and the Democrat closes The accoun, as
follows:
There is every reason TO beIi.v.
thai tue girls dea:h was unnatural o,l
further that liquor had nothing to do
with it. There has been fouI nL,v
somewhere, and tbs jury seems deter.
mined to ferret it out. Tn. result of
their investigation will be awaited with
interest"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-06-13
Tins!Y ADVICE

The folloHiug suggestions from the
Carson Appeal We heartily endorse a,
1t would certainly be becoming in the
President OF this great Republic to as.
certain by Ocnlar denomination that
there are otLc: States il the Union thai.
We" York New Jersey aud Maryland.
liAe only three States that he has ever
been in 50 far b, fore making = pil.
grimage to the Old World. The Appea!
says: The telegraph says President,
Cleveland and bride will soon make d
tnP to Europe, probably as soon H.
Congress n%djourus. No President while
Al ONCE was ever outside the boundary
mes OF the United States, aud we sug.
gsst To Mr. Cleveland that he ride owe.
a hf.ie OF his Own county before goiur
abroad
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-06-13
Following Is the report Of I~Inntinyiou
schoo Tor the month Of May. 1886:

herr Most has been sentenced r. q
year !" the prnitiary. The term ia 49,.
"'a'y too long. Twenty minutes on ,h.
would have been quite snm,i,n -,
Il meet the ends Of Justice,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-06-13
Advertised Letter List.

The following Is = list of letters re-
maiuing in the pO>ioAce ST Elko,
June 5. 1856.
BGonsou George, HOoville John. ~
Hugh Jack, Stranger J. ". (2l
Mcdonnell John, o'Knse John.
Robbins E, Richie Vim.
Persons calling for any Of the above
Sil please say advertised.
{. II. SPKoULS. L. NJ.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-06-13

One Of the caniidst = for justice a;
the recent election in Dakota announced
that IL elected he would marry couples
for 81 aud wait foi his pay till the fnt
child was born. lie was elected.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-06-13
AERIAL nxua
Aa-io.. Of tA- 4.L ar. .. s.uo-E

$500
ca
~ ~ To-
oeA-e ms eOADd Thsnas D
~" an'nAn ASeA0 IL 4131H
ooee
Ex.PNi4>nt Affair received aba
OaH0 C~~db < hanged
M tsnA- tSS
AA r~1"r!-
GLak-- -
NJ -
-.
n H. - l.
800 "a.
D.r,oa. sL rH
thrOst Ares Did i. are Esuu.N
Gentry u.s px=soaer .=a A Re-
publican poIusL ilSss< 49,, ths
n'a o. Se 1 Age y =
The Yur Vert oSSo. NsSe-L Bank
received reSser4ay 81 Tic United States
ETpr-ss from the Uason National Bank
Of Ciaaanan .p.eSAse Iz-psr.inr To
contain Sla-ool, be; Ukes ePea-d fOzod
70 he filed u1A eottoa- PAs'-Suard- and
railroad advertising bills The package
should have reached 'Sn Vert Wedne-
day The Doney clerk Who received It
here says be sealed it WITH green wax.
The uAy bill for the run Of Tuesday
hlSai hnA package marked short
"sen received the PaefNee MAS sealed
rd YAK A delay Of tSen'y-four
hours In transit Is not yet explained,
bat viii doubtless give = clue to tie rob
ber-
Tn, to- =, p,..i, u,rau -.
T-~s
b,,n.5 .nd ,hn.,--sLa,
'ndon special OF June . says
The Hoo e Of Commons in COMMITTEES
agreed last evening by a vot Of lis To
100 TO the amendment 10 the SUNDAY
saie of liquors hill. providing for closing
the pub &c houses throughout England
except in London and its suburbs.
The Oregon election, at which will b
elected a Congressman, State Officers
iDe!udinS Governor, md county OF
neeH' takes place to-day. AT the las
election the vote OF the State stood a
follows: Blaine 1856; cleSsiand
24.6o4; Butler f26; st. J"hn, ig2.
AJueksouyiIle, Fla, dispa,eh Of n
9th says: Dayton n Arthur williams
The hfst convicted Of murder and II
o,oer Oh rape Hon Nhleh Their Eictin
oriAndo TIA, !
= ans"S vas private. IA,
"hhaAs pc
- ', ha isee,yysi a brand ne
'tas President
,n 1Ie good man presen
~ -" -EF VII be-.
editor. viz.
the Gospei are the only Iod;.. vho -,
able Is have their n.rlora oda,,sd -,
crisp, new 500 bill az m.m.r,o..
-.
',nS inc loo
III ro ooo - o 'oau {
80, -" 'ooN nr
"'Hn'' on
hn,,,n~ - anu u SUI
loss. The dan,,e, i. .s,im.,.d.t.L.a
SlGO. q
Mt.
r...-.- .--IN VI th'
,r-1-- "'bn"'on las
p,..T'uth-,m 1e.'" vi TN
49, - ''SiBh"''oh III
N''m tue iSt O
oansia-H, "r''es' " i'th
.,nn.1 80 "o'ee' VIII DC
~ nantnn ""p'' oe''er means
u"S "n" yto"Ho''
OonSiucItu III III
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1886-10-16
Business Locals.

Don't fail to take advantage
of r. w. Chamberlin's closing out
sale. He will sell show cases and
fixtures at great sacrifice.
-Tobaccos and Cigars of the
best grade and quality at George
Hartmans.
-Wilford Stiers, of Haydenville,
says he has the best lot of thorough
bred fine wool bucks he has ever
had, and all for sale at prices to
suit the times.
Joe Kessler wishes to announce
that he will cook oysters on Sunday
evening from 6 to 8, p. M.
Go to Geo Hartmans for Teas
Coffees and Sugars.
Go to Joe Kessler's for oysters
on Sunday evening.
"A full line of groceries and
provisions at Geo. Hartmans.
The prices at the Collins and
Moore, corner store are lower thar
ever heard of for the same grade O.
goods. Now is the time to pur-
chase.
Geo. Hartman the reliable
East End Grocer is still at the
front.
Collins and Moore have just re-
ceived the largest and best selected
stock of goods they have ever
brought to Logan; call and see them
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1886-10-16

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