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The Earthquake Again a visitor.

AUGUSTA, Ca, November Sat 1928
this afternoon there was the seyerest
earthquake shock since August 31st. It
lasted 25 seconds, and the people rushed
into the streets. No damage was
done.
WAsHIssroS, D. c.. November 5.-A
slight shock Of earthquake was felt here
at about 2S5 p. N.
r CHARLEsToS, November 5.-There was
a marked shock of earthquake az L. 2S
this afternoon. This was the FIRST shock
in 9 week. No damage is reported, and
no interruption 70 business.
RALEIGH. y. c., November 5.-A
light earthquake shock was felt here at
l2.25 this afternoon. 1t lasted thirty
seconds and the people all rushed into
the streets. No damage was done be-
yopd the cracking of glass.
MACON. Ga, November 5.-A slight
earthquake shock was felt here at 11.27
O'Clock this morning. No damage is
reported. -....
RICHMOND, Va, November 5.-Two
slight shocks Of earthquake were felt
here at IL 30 am Vibrations were felt
n upper portions Of houses.
SAVANNAH, November s5.-A sharp
earthquake was felt here inst AS-the
clocks were striking u to-day, TYbee
Island reports 1t the heaviest felt there
since August 31st, and preceded by
loud rumbling.
CHARLESTON. s. c., November s.
Specials from Walterboro, Greenwood,
Chesterfield. Laurens. AbbeYille, and
other points IN the State indicate the
shock to-day at these places more So
we're than at Charleston. At Walter
boro il was so severe as to make the
people rush into the streets, and cause
the Circuit Court 10 adjourn without
ceremony. Tonight al is quiet in
Charleston
COLUMBIA. S. c., November 5-=At
1923 this afternoon the seyerest shock
since August 81, occurred II lasted
forty seconds. Buildings rocked
violently.
CHARLESTON, S. c.. November s.
There was the severest shock yet felt at
Sumpter az l225 to-day, and severe
and continued shock at Greenwood.
S. C.. at 1913, perhaps the second
seYerest yet felt
Al the schools were in session al
the time OF the shock One pupil in
the colored school was crushed in the
panic, and several pupils In another
were injured by falling Of the plastering.
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The Cherokee strip.

ENPoRIA, Ks, November 5.-The Re
publican, tomorrow wiz contain an in
terView with Senator Plumb, in which
that gentleman, referring to the publ
cation Of recent dispatches to the effect
that New York and Colorado syndicates
had been formed for the purpose Of
purchasing from the Cherokee Indians
q tract of land embracing about 5000
O00 acres on the north line OF Indian
Territory, known as the Cherokee Strip,
says the Cherokees have not the orig
inal tight TO make such sale; that the
government has an option to purchase
which it will not waive to permit pur-
chases By private parties and that no
sale viii be permitted by Congress ex-
cept 20 the government. and Ihat for
the only and sole purpose OF resale TO
actual settlers in l60 acre tracts
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The rslephone rroublss.

GALVESTON, Tex, November 5.-A
special from Dallas TO the Nsrs says:
Judges Purdee and Mccormick, of the
Federal Court, BY consent Of both par
ties, granted a preliminary injunction
in favor OF the American Bell Tele-
phone Company against the Pan Elec-
trio Companies, operating al Dallas.
Fort Worth. Denison and AbIline, and
upon the request of tie defendants. al
lowed them ninety days to operate
their telephones, but required their re-
moval after that time. The court sus-
tanned the plea TO jurisdiction fled on
behalf of A. II. Garland, IshaRl 6.
Harris and other nonresident defend
ants.
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The Pearson Case.

Yesterday, at Provo, the prosecution
offered some evidence inl.rebuttsl.
Aonzo Rose was the 6rst rebutting
witness called by the prosecution Live
at Diamond, Tintic; business. mining;
am 10 years of age; I sax,the defend
ant for the first time about year agcs
for miles from Diamond; Pail. Canton
was With me; We were riding on horse
back 4 Mr.. Green was with Pearson
the defendant.
Q.--What was the defendants con
dition when you met him, as to so
briety9
Objected to by the defense. that the
reputation Of the defendant could NOT
be met with evidence so remote; it is
not IN rebuttal Of any evidence pre-
duced, aud the testimony IN its strictsst
sens is not competent 9rIf"
The prosecution said they INTENDED
toprove acts Of violence and intoxica-
ton both prior and since the homicide;
that the import OF evidence on the part
OF defense was to show that defendant
wsslnot aware what effect the drinking
would have on him; also, as to whether
it was involuntary intoxicatiOn.
Pie jury were excused drrlng the
DISCUSSION and the question was argued
at great length. Mr. Higbton occupied
yesterday afternoon. and Mr.. Dickson
| this forenoon. Each showing numerous
authorities and logical expositions Of
the law. Mr.. IHightOn closed the argu-
Tnentt this afternoon. Both parties
seem very determined in their views,
and number of Witnesses co re5nt de-
fendantis character are in waiting-six-
teen in ali-ten OF whom. come from
Lehi this morning.
The defense is Occupying The after
noon IN closing the arguments as 20 adj
visibility Of evidence Thus, a day and
half has been taken Up on the ques-
ton. ID.
Provo, November 5th.
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STILL COUNTING.
SpeculatiOns and Figures Con-
corning the Elections.
CARLISLE GIVES THE CAUSES.
4, OfieiAI Count VIII be Necessary
In MinnesOta-California Con-
coded to the Democrats.
California.

SAN FRAScIsco, November 5.-Com-
,rs,s returns of the city and almost
s,mplete returns from the State give
BARTLETT (Democrat) for Governor 3O2
.'rrality over Swift (Republican).
Bsrtlett's plurality in the city is 2,2S2.
1.-THE remaining county returns i'm
p-oye for Swift, an official count will be
necessary.
sax FRAHcIsCo, November 5.-Cor-
rsctsd returns from San Wateo County
I've Swift, Republican. 90 more than at
s-st reported. Corrected returns from
Ssl Benito and Salinas Counties give
BsrteIt, Democrat, 32S more than at
Isl reported. The Republicans now
eo1cede the State to Bartlett.
Latest returns give the First and
second Congressional districts to the
democrats. The other four are carried
by the Republicans The Democrats
elected full city ticket except county
Lsrk.
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New York.

NEW YORK, November 5.-The com
plete and corrected returns for the
Third Congressional District of New
York State show that s. v. White
(Democrat) was elected by majority
of 176. ...-.- rr-F-c 80
ALBANY, November 5.-The Albany
Journal states that the total vote OF the
about 495. 900. The proposition for a
constitutional convention must have
AS, 900 affirmative votes TO be adopted.
The returns received indicate that the
vote has fallen short of this number.
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Minnesota.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, November 5.-Three
entire days have passed since the poll
were closed, and 1t is not yet certainly
known who is TO be the next governor
OF Minnesota. Both parties claim the
election of their respective candidates,
and charges of fraud and prospects of 8
protracted contest and possible itiga-
ton are coming up unpleasantly. The
Ersnfug Dispatch has the following this
morning: Forty complete counties
McGill SOS, Ames 1883; twenty-siI
nearly complete icounties-McGill Z, i06,
Ames 1901; fifteen only Ineagurely re-
ported-McGill u .S07. Ames 81, Ames
ia the lead by I,560. at the Pioneer
Press ii is claimed that the official re-
turns to-day have increased the ma
iority Of 2,5S2. II is figured for McGill
$500. This is basis Of Official returns
this morning about 1000. 50 that
his majority now stands 81 about
from forty counties. and comprehen.
sive but not complete returns from all
81. PAUL, Novem Der 5.-The returns
hsve not been received from al the
counties vet, and both Democrats and
Republicans are claiming the state
officers. the former By 900 70 900, and
the latter BY 300. The official count
viii be required 70 determine the result
At midnight. with official returns
from sixty-fve Of eighty counties and
pretty complete returns from the rest,
the Pioneer Press figures McGllfs ma
io-irv-zt 2,S7s. The Globe still claims
the election OF Ames, though not giving
the exact figures. \ largely-attended
mass meeting was held by the Demo-
crats az Minneapolis tonight 70 protest.
aeainst Ames being eounte out, and :
I considerab!e sum was raised TO protect
I his rights in this respect
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Seventeen per cent. Of all persons
engaged in the tobacco industry In this
country are children. There are 3750
children under fifteen years OF age
working al day in the mills, foundries
and factories OF Chicago. Girls are found
working in tile and bnck factories,
wheeling bricks in the boiling sun to
earn the bread their fathers wages viii
not buy" say the Knights Of Labor.
The number OF children employed in
increased SO per cent, while the number
OF adult males increased only 25 per
cent, and the most of these children
earn only Twenty-Five cents q day
Scientific AMERICAN.
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PERSONAL.
S. r. MARxs has gone east.

S. E. MARKS has gone east.
z. L. 7. HARRISON has gone to Denver.
J. z. ROBINSON, Of Pennington. Is in
town.
J. S. PAGE, of Payson. was in town
yesterdRy.
s. Q. NASH. of the Union Pacific, has
gone % Chicago.
BRIASr STRISGAN, of BountifuI, came
down to Seis'Lake on Friday.
yosERH CHRIsTIASszs, superintendent
Of Mayfeld Coop, is in the city.
VIZ. E. RAeKES. Of the Peoples
Coop, Lehi, IS in town
J. n. BRADLEY, the genial repre-
sentative OF Durham. Buckley & Co.,
New York, IS again greeting his many
friends in Salt Lake.
MARSHAL DYER has left town and viii
not return until Monday evening. In
quiry ss 70 his destination elected the
rather indefinite information that he
had run oct on the road towards the
east
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Apsnutr shsrin KILLED.

WAxAHAcHrE, Tex, November SIN
formation reached here to-day OF the
assassination of Deputy Sheriff Samuel
Lindsay in Rsines County. BY Joseph
Stroud, formerly q resident OF this
county. Deputy Lindsay, accompanied
by Deputy Severtle, went after Stroud
to serve q warrant charging him with
carrying mortgsged property out Of the
county. Stroud opened fire when the
warrant was read. instantly killing
Lindsay. Deputy Severtle thereupon
fred, killing Stroud.
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Ohio.

CINCINNATI, o., November ,5.-Re-
turns have been received from eighty
Of eighty-eight counties in Ohio. The
counties to be heard from are Carroll.
Paulding, Union and Williams. II
these have voted as they did for Gov
ernor in 1885, Robinson, Republican.
for-Secretarv of State win have plu-
rally of IL ,4Ss over the Democrats. 'Fle
Indications are that his plurality will
be reduced slightly below that amount
by returns vet to be received.
A special to the Commercial Gazette
reports the conclusion of the official
count in the Seventh Ohio district.
Campbell, Democrat, has majority OF
8 over Little, Republican.
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Illinois.

CHICAGO, Illinois, November 5.
The Daily Nslrs, Springfield, Ills.
special; The official count of the vote
i1- Congressman in the Thirteenth dis
riet shows q majority of 947 for Hon.
William NJ. Springer.
r A. Burnett, Secretary OF the Pro
5idon State central committee, said
might that his party has cause for
rat rejoicing over the result of the
stou in Illinois. Up TO this evening
p state central committee had re-
s.7sd nearly complete returns from
Ir-y-niDe counties. in which the Pro-
brioa vote foots up 5000. There re-
,zias tnirty-three counties to hear
som. Two years ago the vote IN
iaCis for St. John was II ,S9i.
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Indiana.

IyDlAyAPoLrs, November 3.-The
Democrats have the legislature by two
majority on Joint ballot. According to
ihsla,sst advices the figures are: SEN
sts-DsmOcrats, 81; Republicans, 10;
H5lss-DemOcrats IS; Republicans, s..
R5tlrns On the State ticket are not vet
Il ir0m al the counties, but the figures
Q! las. night viii not be changed ma
is--2l.y. The Republican plurality Will
D a051t 900.
IyDASAPOLIs, November s. The
complete returns from all the counties
Z he State. save one. and one IN
l1l,-al. give Robertson Republican, for
ls1tslant-Goyernor, 1907 plurality.
ly1AyAPoLIs, November 5.-Otdcial
fe;1rns from every county in the Stat
t1oF that Robertson (Republican) has
- plurality for Acknowledgement.
asP3rts received do not give the total
,..5 nor do they include the Proh1oI-
Pm OF National vote. The legislature
sands as follows: Senate-Republi bic.
4-s Z, Democrats 81. House-Repub-
pans IS, Democrats *. Total, Repub-
--s1s 4, Democrats 70.
sood deal OF local excitement is
-s'eoping here in political circles over
Assed counting out by the Demo-
as eEnTaSsing board OF Nj. IRWIN,
-olcan, candidate for Judge OF the
---1a. Court. On the face OF the re-
= NJ. Irwin had q good mslority,
II. wen the canvass was completed
-snOcratic competitor, Mr.. Ayers,
-5clEred elected by Il votes.
----s The canvass Of the vote many
f-,s occurred Of erssureS and
IsS IN the tally sheets. and sll
ere decided IN favor OF Ayers
4spuOlieans charge that the
-..sss II the tally sheets were made
-s order, or at least by the con-
o. the canvssing board.
n ,-lnt was the subject OF excited
ss1ong the Republicans during
LAY, and il was determined 70
- an Effort 10 locate the alleged
The case was presented 70
80 Woods. Of the Federal Court
= called the grand jury before
ga informed them that they had
-----..--on OF the matter and that the
,es-lion was limited to no partlo-
------rge or county. No other legSl
-s1lgs were taken.
49, afternoon ST 1 O'Clock the Demo
- - public meeting AZ the Su-
80 Court loom. ST which II was
- tne Republicans were trying
- re Legislature and commit
~ vas appointed In the even
- ll,lzsn's meeting was held IN the
- pom. presided over by General
.N-g9olrn at which resolutions were
,,,l and q subcommittee oil I'VE
70 name 3 committee OF lOO
49, o. both parties 70 assist the
- -les IN ferreiing out the frauds
,s7--i.,' ~ Is ec1c-ng the guilty parties.
Dem0Crats participated.
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AZ "a . BOND sernpInE.

Edward Shepherd. Of Harrisburg. IL,
says: Having received 50 much bene-
ct from Electric Bitters, feel II my
duty 70 let suffering humanity know IL
Have had . running sore on my leg for
eight years; nv doctors told me I
would have 70 have the bone scraped or
leg amputated. I used, instead, three
bottles Of Electric Bitters and seven
boxes Bucklen's Arnics Salve, and my
leg Il nov sound and vel. (" Electric Bit
ters are sold at fifty cents bottle and
Buckien's Arnica SalYe At sc. per box
bT z @. II. I. Drug Store. 8
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The German socialist.

CHICAGO. November 5.-Every foot Of
standing room in West Twelfth Street
Turner Hall, was crowded tonight
when William Liebknecht, German
Socialist, stepped upon the platform to
expound his ideas. The audience
numbered fully $500, and hundreds had
been turned away. Herr Liebknecht
discountenanced the use Of force and
said that he had to-day called upon the
eight imprisoned men who were his
enemies in principle. He had called on
them because he had been informed
that they we're there: not because they
had committed any crime. but because
they were members OF the Proletariat.
Herr Liebknicht spoke in German and
his auditors were almost exclusively Of
that nationality. He was received with
enthusiasm and his remarks were
warmly and frequently spplauded.
The gathering preserved perfect order.
The visit of Herr Liebknerht 70 the
condemned Anarchists was made in
company with DIR. and Mrs. Aveling.
ALI three expressed great sympathy for
the prisoners and told the eight they
were imprisoned because Of their efforts
for the ProletsriAt. The conversation
was long and cordial on both sides. II
is stated positively this evening that
Colonel Ingerson has consented to ap-
pear before the Illinois Supreme Court
on behalf Of the condemned Anarchists,
should he find, on returning TO New
York, that he can do so without inter
ferring with the engagements already
made by him. There is no longer a
question Of money. as the Anarchists
now have ample funds.
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British Bits.

LONDON. November 5.-Lord Brad
bourne, writing to the editor Of Black
woods Magazine, accuses Gladstone Of
serious misstatements and Ierversions
of Irish history. without the courage 70
defend or the candor 70 Withdraw
them.
The. proposed socialist meeting st
trafalgar Square, on Lord Mayors day,
has be- n prohibited. -, .-..- I'D.
Madame Patti win sail from Queens
town for New York on Sunday.
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rhework OF tn. ,r,nt..

WGsHIssTos, D. C., November s.
James P. Kimbal, director OF the mint,
has submitted to the Secretary Of the
Treasury his annual rsportfor the fiscal
year ended June 18th. lSs6.-'While the
volume OF work executed At the minis
during the year was greater, he says,
than that OF the prsvious year the
total expenditures we're less by Sl97 .0S9.
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Massachusetts,.

LOWELL, Mass, November Sat q
meeting of the Board Of Aldermen to-
night, petitions were received asking for
a recount of the Congressional vote in
every ward in the city. It IS understood
that Honorable John J. Donovan, de-
feated Democratic candidate, expected
oy the recount TO lower Congressman
Aliens vote in the city so as 70 wipe
out the plurality of three for Allen IN
The district
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AnOth.rA drerti.inr pedre..

BERLIN, November 5.-Reports In
Austria that Nine. Gerster, since the
birth OF her daughter, hss lost her
voice. that her husband deserted her
and that she became insane, elected 8
telegram from Nine. Gerster declaring
the story hbeious unrruth, and that
she Is living happily with her husband
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Ths psIsrates Banqusted.

NEW YoEK. November 5.-The French
delegates to the dedication OF the Bar
tholdi Statue of Liberty were bsnqueted
tonight by the American statue COM
mittee and prominent French residents
at the Hoffman House. De Lessepps
sat at the head OF the table; on either
side OF him were Nine. Bartholdi and
Nine. Bl9ot.
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vey any definite information regarding
the maiorities on the State ticket or on
the Congressional ticket in Congress
sional Districts, nor can the complexion
of the Legislature be given, further than
that that body VIII be Democratic.
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Most Liberal ofsr

TEk VoITAIc BEIT Co., Marshall
INCH o1er to send their Celebrated
NoLTAIc Belts and Electric Appliances
on thirty days t-isl 10 snv man afflicted
with Nervous Debility, Loss OF Vitality,
Aanhooo- &C Illustrated pamphlet n
sealed envelope with full particulars
mailed f-ee- E-srS lSsm - One.
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West virginia.

CHARLESTON, W. Va. November g.
From the most reliable information re-
ceived here, the next Legislature viii be
Democratic on Joint ballot by 9 votes.
This viii elect q successor 10 Senator
Camden (Democrat).
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va

year. Complete returns from ninty-four
counties give Jackson, 172,071; Sells,
156,493. TIE remaining counties, which
have reported only BY majorities. will
increase the total vote TO about the
same figure as last year.
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Delaware.

WILMINGTON, Del, November g.
OEcial returns complete foot up for
G57sraor Biggs fDemocrst) 1892; Hof-
s.zsr (Prohibition) 5,s32. For Con-
rrsss, Pennington (DemOcrat) l3 ,S3T;
Cooper (Prohibition) S,SS6. The Legis-
ls.lre is solidiy Democratic. b
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Left for Boston.

WAsHISsTos, November 5.-The
Secretary and Mrs. Endicott. accom-
panied BY Mrs. Cleveland, left for
Boston this afternoon The President
viii follow on Sundsy.
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Colorado.

DESvER, Colo, November 5.-Santa
Fs specisl to the Netrs: Anthony
Jossph vas reelected to Congress over
! ". DIVER, ex-senator Dorsey's can
dids.s. By over 5000. Every County
has gone Democratic.
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Buskisn's ArnIe. saIv@

TEE BEsr sALVE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhsum,
Fever sore1, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chlhlstns, Corns. and al skin Erup-
ions. and positively cures Plss. or no
s:5 80 :s,oa s rno1sz s., 2 ~
y 4 / DE1a etorA
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sHILOH'S VITALJZER is what you
need FOR Constipation. Loss Of Appetite,
Dizziness, and all symptoms Of Dyspep
Sold BY a {. Smith i Co., druggists.
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= Ao-SEs, November 5.-The STATE
! i. q aas returns from every county
~ 1--ie' which give Jackson, IRE
I-iiv ,-' - ior Secretary OF State s ma
q - :, to.5s4, 8 Republican gain Of
'es the vote for Governor LAST
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Ahnndoped III. Wit

BERLIs. November 5.-EDperor VII
liam has abandoned his proposed visit
TO Hanover. owing 10 the severity Of
the weather.
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sHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY
. positive cure for, Cafarrh, Diptheria
and Cancer Mouth. For sale at A. q.
Smith & Co.'S Drug Store. u
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AIissouri.

ST. LOUIS. November 5.-There are no
additional election returns which c0n-
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1886-09-23
Fertilizers and Grass.

The principal crop in this country is
grass, more depending on it than any 9TH
er crop. All farmers are aware how diff
ficult it it is to get permanent stand of
any kind of grass. This is caused by con-
tinued grazing, moving or cropping, ex-
hausting certain agencies in the soil, and
without these the grass gives way, the
land becomes bare and is in manner
worthless. Now to overcome this trou-
BILE is to use a new Fertilizer that will
give back to the soil permanent and
lasting benefit, restoring the principal
agencies that is in all good 1oeoO soil. This
Fertilizer is also highly recommended
for all grain Especially wheat), root and
vegetable crops, and has given very satis-
factory results with many who have used
it the present season on grain, vegetables
and grass. This Fertilizer is offered at
about one-third the price of other good
Fertilizers, and is cleaimed to be equally
as good. Very low figures given to those
who can use it in carload lots. To those
who may wish try this new Fertilizer,
please leave your orders with L. w. Kin
nison or G. w. Rice, Jackson, o. Call on
them for circulars, prices, terms, sc. L.
w. Kinnison has the agency for Vinton,
Gallia, and Jackson Counties, Ohio.