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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-02

LAWN VASES and Garden Hose at shedd,s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-02

= MS tesoIt mas Deef thoroughly Overhaued n
painted, repaired and papered Throughout: ~ q
new closets anu the best sanitary plumbing lie .TS
III the mountains new porches have been 1..c -.
nave been placed In all the rooms with woven wire
sort to be found in the south Greatest ~n;. re- e.
medcinal waters ut any summer resort in the Tinted
States beautiful scenery, magnificent roads. a HE M,
exceiled hot, cold, shower and plunge baths. GOOD
hshing nnd game in the immediate yicinitv Iirst
M, B. a g Telegraph and Express ONCE IN
tne 1unung. MS Is the nearest watering place to
P,df I'd 1--WE trains daily Music viii be furnished BY
baughs Opera House. Descriptive pamphiess con- n
taEng inii Information cuts OF the four PRINCIPAL
hoteis analysis OF the water attractions terms tass
moniais. &C. may be had free at the following drug
gists: Drew Milburns, ThOmpson's, Schafarss min
Post For further information address II. CARE III
MADDgA A, proprietor. II. G. BURKE Chief 1Iarn
DIR. Z. w. CHANCELLOR Resident Phvsica u, SaefA.
nyS-5m Au'
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At New York-Detroit, 4; New York, 8. A,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3; Chicago, O. A,
New neutrality-suspicious., z; Cincinnati, II
At Newark, N. J.-Newark, 6; Louisville, q
AT Boston-Boston, 4; st. Louis, 2. At Phila
delphia-Athletic, is; Pfttsburg, 6. At Balti
more-Baltimore, 2; st. Louis, 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-02

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
The attention OF buyers is called to the trustees
sale of improved properties advertised by Ed
wards q Garnett, trustees. See advt.
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SUMNER RESORTS

DOSTON-SUMMER BOARD.
ID In an airy situation Trinity church HNAD
small family terms $15O to 81 so per day: lie:
50 to SIS per week. References exchanged Adorezs
S. B. NJ, n St James ave- Back raw 80
my29s&w4t Boston Mass
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1914 1-1SS6-"THE KITTATINNY," Della
LOT Il ware Water Gap, Pa Open from
, May until November; The most access YEA
BILE mountain resort adjacent to New York ,iifE
and Philadelphia. Hotel recently rebuilt .nInrsr,
and refurnished. Rooms en- suite with hot and col,
water, baths. unlimited supply of pure sprfns
water gas, electric bells and the only passenger ele
vator at the Water Gap refurnished W. A BROD
HEAD & SONS iaI-pm
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NINE Won BRasprs Mop1srE
Formerly With Lord d Taylor, New York:
VIM. Barr & Co.. ST. Louis Mo-
Suits made at the shortest notice Superior fitting
reasonable prices. and satisfaction guaranteed
Evening DRESSES Bridal Trosseaus a speciality
d12 $40 18th ST. between and K
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SUIT FOR DIvORCE.-Wm. Scriyener YES
terday entered suit for divorce from Rachel
Scrlvener. The plaintiff resides at 1872 IOth
street northwest, and states they were married
IN May, 1857, and charges that In April 1870
While Keeping house at 1913 18th street north,
west she deserted him and went to Phfladel-
phia, where she still lives
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Doprsa.,ion. a, VIVA K,e,h,,,..

From lower India news OF par
ticularly misc hievouB nocturnal epreda-
tions of wild elephants. Coffee planta.
tions~, rice6Olds, etc. suffer very severely.
The destruction Of the huge brutes II the
result Of pure wantonness. Docile and
submissive in service. forgetful Of his
vast physical superiority, and even afeo-
tomato TO those whom he knows, while
all goes well the elephant 10 q magnif-
cent ally; but at the same time, when
the smooth oourse OF peace 10 interrupted
by outbreaks Of temper or the spleen OF
recent capture. there is not q more dan
gerous wild fowl" on the face Of tho
earth. Only n little time ago dreadful
stories came home Of q rogue elephant
who had killed his keeper and hall do.
populated q wide track Of country, drag
ging lucklcss men and women from
their huts and pounding them TO death
In the village stre~et-taking, In fact, q
perfect delight in bloodshed, and com
ing b@k again and again 20 gaze on
bottles OF his victims, but such cases are
fortunately rare. Chicago Herald.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-10-27
A TEMPERANCE STORY.
Written for THE ADvEnTIsER.


/ happened in n saloon on sftor.
noon i'm the month of October. n In.
dy in deep mourning followed hv :,
little child, entered one of the fash.
ionabl" saloons happened to be in
at the time, she stepped UP to the
bar and addressing the proprietor
said, .
"Sir, can ;ou assist mo T have
no home, no friends. and nm NO,
abb to work"
He oloncod M hor ana n =,
the Child win min"i"d Inoi u,
c]uriositv and nitv nviInnt,r T"H 81
much snrnri.rI +, .nn ~
such q nIocn berwinu W.;,hm !,
! asking any uucst;6ns In nu'
| some change, and turninyin tbn.i
,rooort .,iI
nCnn;Im'nn hou
tros, INV t"iy NUS
i@it,In on ''" you heiP hcr 4
hey rherrlullN accccded to his
I"IucS'' ana soon Al purse OF two
"oiiarS was put INTO hcr hands.
"Mndam, said the gentleman who
gave her the money, "why do you
como to a saloon it isn't a proper
plac' for a lady, and why are you
driven to such a step"
"Sir, said the lady, know it isn't
a proper place for n lady to be in,
ana you ask me why am driven
to such IL step, viii tell YOU i'm one
snort w"rd, pointing to a bottle be-
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-10-27
Great BritaIn'a Pnatur.xe.

In Ireland and England there is some
pasturage all winter, and there are no
places for the shelter Of stock and sheep.
The Scotch highlands are largely used
for sheep raising. The variety is q good,
fat, black-faced one, and the pasturage
excellent. Hay is left out in the open
air all winter, both here and in Ireland.
1t is put into small stacks and tied
around with ropes. In England many
of the hay and straw stacks are thatched
and they are, as a rule, ridge shaped in
stead Of round.-Frank George Carpen.
tar
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-10-27
on hand Mt last report,
Grconville CITY Bonds
on hand at last report,

on hand Mt last report, 81, 10000
Grconville CITY Bonds
on hand at last report, $4,000 90
---
DIR.
To Gosh on hand last re-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $4,000 80
To GOSH 'rnrliynj from
st',nn0 Grccnv;llc Co.
Bonds. ............... 1890 90
To cash realized from
1880 Laurens County
Bonds. .,........ :. 37,146 65
To cash realized from
S25,nn0 Grcenvillc city
Bonao. ............... 27,o5O 90
To cash borrowed from
National Bank. ....... 5000 90
To cash sale Of horses,
mules and wn~ons.... 400 90
To cash borrowed from
President Mnuldin.. $50 on
Miscellaneous sources. 80 90
$1M.71S SO
CIR.
Nv naid contractor .... 1870 50
Bv paid rights OF wav.. 4,IS5 81
BY paid salary to Prcsi-
dent. Observation-Disclosures. 2,642 95
BY paid salary to Treas
urer 1881 G5
BY paid engineering. 1000 63
Bv paid Directors OK
pcnsc account. ........ 53s as
Rv valid balance on Lau-
ems survey ........ 6S so
BY nnid attorneys fees
aud cost ........... SoG 90
Ry paid w. q. Rnonl... 10000 90
BY n0id note National
bank ................ 5000 90
BY noid recording and
auditing .......... Sc IS
BY paid damages to
Howcr. with COSTS. $50 80
Bv Daid discount on note
to hank ............ 1O3 "a
Rv paid for BRIDGES .... 4S1 80
BY Maid piping and
frcirht ........... 300 so
Bv nHih f""'"ht and pi-
pin" to Laurcns. ..... sc 90
Bv maid commissions on
sale OF bonds ........ 212 so
Bv paid nri,tin~. ...... SIS 25
Bv naid miscellaneous
accounts. ........ 49,. 44O14
Cash on hand .......... IS 80
$1O5,7l9 SO
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They are building a vessel in Pitts
burg. which is expected to reach New
Orleans from that CITY in as short a time
AZ il now takes to 20 TO Cincinnati. An
ocean ship modelled o. the came plan
would. it 10 expected, reach Southamp-
Ton, England, from Halifax. Nova SEQ
tia, in twenty-four hours. Mr.. john
DouGherty, Of Mount Union, Pa, 10 the
inventor OF his marvellous craft. The
vessel nov under construction is to be
50 feet wide, 1855 feet long on the water
line. and IT'S or 1870 fsct long on dock,
end will bc built entirely OF wood. It's
weight without the engine will be about
forty-five tons, and when it has tho en-
CINE and 80 passengers on board. its
draft viii he less thar six inches. Dem
orest's Monthly.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-10-27
BRIDGE TO
.T
~1H 81.

THE building OF q bridge acrosa
Durham Creek, known as the Parks
Bridge. will hr let to the lowest
bidder at II o'clock A. NJ, on the
3Oth. day Of October, 1886, with tho
right &c reject any bids.
A. s. OWINGS,
Go. Com. l.. c.
oct. -, 1856. It
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of this Association, q detail of members
snail be made by the presiding officer to
attend the funeral, II in this County, and
represent the Association in paying tho
last token of respect to our deceased
brother.
The domise OF any member shall bs
duly reported by the Secretary, AZ the
mTSt 9uh:terly merti'E; and, upon the
page to he dedicated to such use, shall
entry be made Of ,hc naAe, ave, birth.
anI ienth of the deceased, and his rank
In Confederatcs service.
mil. Should charges affecting the
hofur ana integrity OF any member of
his Association he referred, 1t shall be-
the duty of the presiding officer TO an
point II special committee OF not Iess than
Three, whose duty It shall DO 60 inquire
uiISentlS into the facts of the case. hear
the accused, and make fun report at tho
next quarterly meeting OF h Asgocia-
non. at that meeting such report shall
ne mo %nrsaHl,y c3ns,dsrsd. and approved,
the Association. tho offending membcr
may thcnccforth be debnrrrd the nrivi.
lGges of membership. or this fact ho
shall be promptly ,otifed by the Secrc,
tary.
For gooG aus shown, sucb offending
i"..S may, AT ii subsequent meeting, be
f"llS'atcu by and with the consent OF
not icsS than thrcc-fourths of tho mem.
bers present.
lpon attsining tho age Of three score
HtaiS, any nicinber may, ON request, be
placed upon the retired list, When he
shall be exempt from tho p.vn,nnt ri
dues. "
Nh uc'auitcrS IN the matter OF dues,
r,"uI,r nnInn.Di,ur ~ 'hat oiAccr At each
XIV ~,
AK iollows: N""i' -
|. Roll Call bv the S.cr.t,rv
.. Reading the minnie. of tho loo,
meeting, and confirmation or modiiica-
- IL S"lie'
" ,'to''o u lreaS"rcr ana Secretary
Il nep"r' >'SltihS committee.
I'M, t'HIui",:, w o'hei '''''erS ana stand
e R.n,r,. ar
: c..n, -, N., In'.
cred. ~
IS. Charges pror.rr.d cono;I..,d ,,,,
disposed Of.
.. Unfinished business.
10. Applications tor n.euborship con-
S'dcr'u ana acted upon.
H. Elections.
~ Ne" business.
To- communications
ii. miscellaneous business.
10. N"lou'hlhtht.
M l. lh"Sc rules "i order and gov
'Innlcn, may ne amended, added to, or
~aor"Ea''d' upon a two-thiris vote OF the
iiril'pcrS present, ~ amy regular moot
my q 'h'S Association.
4. Il. CREWS, Chm'n.
Committee Of five. CONSISTING Of Lain
~ -. '''.'''S JONI
. - y -" ! N''"S'
.., ' "'H'' WIS
"fI"'"''" y! me- ha'rIlah L" nominate
permanent officers for the Association.
This Commits" reported for Prcsiden;
Is. w. Ball; LIST Nicc-Prcsidcnt, John
NJ. HuGEenS; I'd Nicc-Prcsilcut, II. =.
Blakplcy; 81 Vice President r.. II. Nr,r.
gin; Secretary and Treasurer, DIP Cog
gans; Chaplain, Rev. j. d.. Pitta: Scnti.
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Timbor for ship.nu,Idi...

A government inspector Of timber In
france recommends for timber used In
ship building one years immersion In
river water, two years in fresh. or three
In brackish water, constantly being
changed. to be followed by two years 81
a~tr-soasoning. Boston Budget,
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Survivors, Association.
LAuRExs c. H., s. c.,

Oct. %, 1851
Pursuant to a call published in the
County papers, for Il meeting of the SIR.
Tlyorsof tho late war, for the purpose o
forming a County Survivors Associa-
Hon, agoodly number Of the old veterans
assembled In the Court House ut 3 II. NJ.
today. Capt. CIV Shell was appointed
iempofaTy Chg;fhassi. and ;, $. ~f,rris,
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STATE Of South Carolina,
LAURENS COUNTY,
N pRORATE COURT.
IN PROBATE COURT

Whereas, G.. w. Shell, G. c. c. r.,
has applied tome for Letters OF Ad-
ministratiou on the Estate OF John
II. Duncan, deceased.
Thesearc therefore to cite and adj
monish all and singular the kindred
and creditors of said deceased, to be
and appear before me, in the Court
of Probate, to be holden ut Laurens
G. H., on the Sth day of Dec, 1886,
to show cause, if any they can, why
said Letters should not be granted.
All persons having claims against
said estate will present the same on
or before that day or be forever
barred.
Given under my hand and seal
this, 9th day of October, 1886.
A. w. BURNSIDE,
ct Probate Judge.
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~" tho p-"eii"nt ond DIRECTORS Cf
the Grcenvillc & Luurcns Rail.
road ComnnnV:
The undersigned Committee an
n"intoJ to examine the accounts nc
tn" Treasurer. beg l""~n 10 r"u"-t:
That they hav" performed e
"utv "~SsiTrnd th"m nj & Il tn
a. cunt "r the T'crsurer correct
ard @ust"i' ed by r-nrer vouchers.
Respectfully submit. d,
.iDii FE 'GUSON,
II. Q. = NALD on,
j. q. {. ti.i.N Nc,
Committee.
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Lareont Pearl In Euron,.

A pearl that Is declared to be tia
largest in Europe was sold In London
lately for %, $50. It was two inches
long, four inches in circumference, and
weighs three ce.-Boston Budget,
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.

JtrjS prohnblr Snrn to sov that ~
.
majority OF the voters VIII eve
invnstiw,tn ,hn r,,r;t. ~ h,.o
o. ~ W. '
amendments before they give their
e,r.t;,n
""'''i'"'
The first iSc
.rrl,,, co.
=. ~ ~ '',''N'N.'e N ~ r"sl-
"uW, ~ i",. Wy OF -tPIi', ico>' nc
..,n - .r."t - 'o'!"MS H..
.,.i'' - MY ,"'", '"i''I"''ci Nv
hn 80 ,tn' ~ ~ ''"h On ,;'''
n,,n ~ uiio",' il't ''NHln,
o .., ,uiu,o" 'ti'i''H 'M'", n"nrln'S ih,rt,
,,r.hI, ,lni; . r., 't,.""i! .'hH,
i",",.n t.ii' ~ 80 n''' 'h' i't'H
,nrrn,., r,.mntinn,. ~ e ~. ~ AZ nIii ~
.tn..r NH -. ~, V :, n".n ,'"i.'s -.
m,,rrnr;.ai ,,.Inr ~ ~ n'","''t !.
ia rn,,nnr ,n ~ ", "M'NH w NJ
~ u ~ "n'I'ii' "IP'tu anu l"
""'N i"' ""
we see no objection to such an
,n,nndr,n+ ,,I :. u.,u I,,L.,..
""''''''''i'' ""' u VIII 'ou"ti'HH
pass without opposition.
Inc second hoWcV"r Is Il matter
when concern Us, ana is OF vital
Importance. 1t relates to the Cen
SuS ana reads as follows:
w., s Mf,,rlo - On imM t"mSiitn.'?n man
]roIi I%rnii,"9S h ',,"n' s%in iiri"!'' Inc
known as Section /, to wit:
section 4. The House cf Representa-
t~wcnty-tour members, 10 DC appcrtioncd
tho number Of inhahitnmts c"nt"in"i7 in
Gacti an %Nmmlrrai,nn OF inc iniInhitHnts
teen hundred and n~incty-onc and shall
-. ,N,y. =. a.
Vcar Ith crrafi"r jn"rT, % every ,enln
shall be, by law directed: Pr"rtIcd, Tina,
in it's discretion ndort tin? mmmiiaIi"Iv
p~rrcreding lnit"d States census as 4
the several counties and make Tho" nn.
poor,ttanai.,S', m,!u ashlShllrnl OF Repre-
according t o said enumeration: Proridcd,
Won't th1 General .Isrrmhiy ST from ' "rorr fi%T-
Ing for an enumeration and ,n,,rtinn-
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Annual Rcport.

TO the President and Directors o.
the Groenville x Laurpns Railroad
Company:
Gentlemen-I transmit herewith
my annual report as Secretary and
Treasurer Of your Company, cover
ing receipts and expenditures since
last report. The a count shows that
Of amounts received to pay for
rights of way, two hundred and
fifty dollars was advanced by the
President. There is an amount due
The President on salary account OF
three hundgcd and ninety-cight and
seventy-onc one hundredth dollars
also one hundred and ~forty-four and
twelve n hundredth dollars due
the Secretary and Treasurer on sal
airy account.
Respectfully Submitted,
a. B. BYRD,
Secretary and Treasurer.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-09-11
Renews Her Youth.

Mrs Phoebe Chesley, Peterson, Clay
Co, Iowa, tells the acknowledgements
bic story. the truth Of which is youched
for by the residents OF the town; II am
10 years Old, have been troubled with
kidney complaint and lamcncs. for many
years; could not dress mySelfwithout
help. Now am free from all pain and
soreness, and am able to do all my own
homework. ! owe my thanks to Elee-
trio Bitters for having renewed my
youth, aud removed completely all dis
eases and pain Try bottle, only 50c
Mt j j. Johnsons Drug store.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-09-11
A Captains Fortunate Discoy'

Capt, Coleman, schr. Weymouth ply
ing between Atlantic City and n. w.
had been trouhledwilh cough so that
be was unable to sleep, and was induc-
edto try Or. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. ltnot only gave him In
slant relief, but allayed the extreme sore
ness in his breast Ills children were
similarly affected and a single dose had
the same happy effect. DR.. Kings
New Discovery is now the standard
remedy in the Coleman household and
on board the schooner Free trial bot
Ties Of this standard Remedy at J.J.
Johu.Vn's Drug Store,
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LASD OFFICE an HARR SON, ARK. !
AUGUST I7th 1896

August 18th, 1856.
Notl,a Is hereby given that the .ollowipg
named settler hns filed notice OF his inten,
claim and that said proof win be nude be-
tore Register and Receiver U. =. Land OF.
flee Harrison, Ark, on Sept, 27th 1886.
Villain Robinson, Hd Entry No. 1916
for Tine SCI Of the sci q, nct Of the mel %,
nwI VI the NV sec %, ip Din, range 22w.,
and numas the following witnesses to prove
ms continuous residence upon, and cult.
walton OF snid land, vii" Taomas j. Long
of Francis. Alpy Long, John CARY ana
liwry Long OF Omaha, Ark.
Th0s. j. Long, ma Entry No. 5752 for
the "a orths eI sec %, and WI oftho nwl
sec %, tn, ION, rugc 2Iw., and names. tho
witnesses 10 provo bs continuous
residence upon, and cultivation Of, snid
land VIZ: James Gilick and j. H. Har.
Ms Of Francis, AIk, and William Robinson
and W. H. Long gl Omaha. Ark.
u. G.. Triton. Register.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-09-11

across the ocean. Mr. Madison
+ did not receive this letter unit
nearly five months had passed II
evidently made a great impression
upon his mind, although he did
not at once accept it III all It's ex-
tent. lie was we'll satisfied, how.
ever that It would be useless to
attempt to engraft it upon the new
constitution He told Mr.. JelTer,
son, in reply, that the Senate had
Just rejected a bill for taking a
census, on the ground that the
taking of a census would be "a
waste Of trouble, and supply ma
terlal for idle people to make a
book. #..#
Judge by this little expert
ment,a said Madison, "of the recep-
ton likely to be given to so great
an idea as that explained III youI
letter Of September
Eleven years after, Thomas JET
ferson was President OF the United
States, and James Madison his
Secretary Of State 1t was not in
the Presidents power to engraft a
new principle upon the Constitu-
ton; but he made it a leading OBJ
iect of his policy to reduce the
public debt, and in this he had q
continuous and increasing success
for eight years. He would have
paid 1t OH faster than he did if il
could have been done without
loss. President Madison would
have continued the policy, but in
his tefm occurred the war with
England, which increased the debt
to one hundred and thirty mil
lions.
Upon this debt, which seemed
to the people of that generation
immense, james Monroe and the
Republican Congress began to
work in the same spitit, The re-
duction went on steadily and rap
idly until the year 1885, when
General Jackson had the pleasure
of announcing that the whole was
discharged. On the eighth of
January, 1885, the payment of the
debt was celebrated i'll the city Of
Washington by one of the most
magnificent banquets ever given
IN that city. Senator, Thomas
Benton, of Missouri, presided. He
opened the after-dlnner proceed
ings with a little speech Of a kind
peculiar to himself.
"The national debt" said he,
is paid! This month of January,
1885, in the tifty-eight year of the
Republic, Andrew Jackson being
President, the national debt is
PAID! And the appa1ation, so
long unseen on earth-a great
nation without national debt
stands revealed to the astonished
vision of wondering world"
Let us hope that some time in
the year 1907 similar celebration
will be heidi in every city, town
and hamlet of the United States,
and Iet II DC ON tire tfi., tsyts.y--.s sl.s
t51-7at man WroofiBinatecl the debt
paying policy, Thomas Jefferson,
born ON the second of April, 1743I
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-09-11
lGiIl- sNOntaine AZ Co.
Cotton Factors
Commission Merchants,
I is South Main ST., 296 { 298 Front St.
ST. Lonis, No. Memshis Tenn.
N0TsCE or PUBLICATION.
Ar HARRISON, ARK.

LAND UIFICE At HARRISON, Ark. Y
July 90 1885.
No!icc IL hereby given that the rollowing
n0m"dscttlcr has filed notice of his inton.
ton to MAIZE final proof in support Of his
claim. and that said proof viii lie made be-
fore Register and Receiver 4. s. Land
once ut Halriaon, arkansas, on 9th doy Of
October 1886.
Lewis G. !. Ledbetter I'D. Enty No.
MII, for the sW NV md NV sw. sec tn
I'm r2lw, and names following wit
nesses to prove his conti@ous residence
upon, and cultivation Of, said land, viz,
Fountain Hudson, John lIensley, vii.
liam Hood oud Jno, A. Hood. all OF
Francis, Arkansas.
u. G. Upton. REGISTER.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1886-09-11

Ifyour kidneys are inactive, you will
feel and look wretched, even in the most
cheerful society, and melancholy on the
iolGest occasions. DR.. j. II. McLean's
Liver and Kidney Balm, will set you
right again. 81, per bottle. For sale by
Vance & Watkins.
Undue exposure to cold winds, rain,
bright light or malaria, may bring on in
tlammation and soreness Of the eyes. DR.,
j. IL. McLeans Strengthening Eye salye
will subdue the Inflammation, cool and
soothe the nerves, and strengthens weak
and failing Eye Sight, p cents box,
For sale at City Drug Store.
Imperfect digestion and assimilation
produce disordered conditions of the
system which grow and are confined by
neglect, DIR. j. IL, McLean's Strength
ening Cordial snd Blood Purifier, by its
tonic properties, cures indigestion and
gives tone to the stomach ST., per bot
tie. For sale at City Drug Store.
Animals are often afflicted with dis
ease called the mango. the same disease
in human beings is called the itch, and
is highly contagious; to cure it mix flour
of sui phur with DR.. j. II. McLean's Vol
canic Oil Liniment, battle il thoroughly,
and take DR.. j, II, McIean's Liver and
Kidney Balm. For sale by Vance a
Watkins.
Disease lies in ambush for the weak a
feeble constitution is i'll adapted to EN-.
coJ0ter a nalarious atmosphere and sud
deh changes of temperature, and the
least robust are usually the easiest vie
Tins; DR.. j. II, McLean's Strengthening
! Cordial and Blood Purifier win give lone
and vitality and strength to your entire
body. 81, bottle, For sale ut City Drug
/ Store.