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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-08-16
A daughter of Juare, the noted Mexican
revulutionist, is in Chicago.


Wonderful Food ard Medicine.
Known and used by Physicians all over the
world. ScOtt's Emulsion not only gives flesh
and strength by virtue of its own nutrit Gus prop
critics. but creates appetite for food that
SCOTS Emulsion for several Years, and am
pleased with its action. My patients say it is
pleasant and paatable and all grow stronger
and gain flesh from the use of it. l use it in all
cases of Wasting Diseases, and it is especially
useful for children when nutrient medication is
neeied. as in Marasnlus. 7. w. PIERCE, M. D.,
Knoxville, Ala.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-08-16
TALKS WITH TRAVELLERS.

| Orrin Walker, Bellevue hospital, New
| York: "The use of cocoaine is steadily
| increasing In the practice of medicine in
| this country. 1t is the most dangerous
drug and one of the most useful in the
| hands of our practitioners. You hear
people abusing cocoaine, and talking
about the lives it has wrecked-and every
scientific man must admit that the cocoa
me habit Is about the worst thing a man
or woman could get; but You don't SO
often hear the things that are on the
credit side of the ledger. COcoaiue has
made the surgery of the eye and the
larynx very much easier. 1t is, as you
know, local auaesthetic. Much of the
most delicate surgical work would be very
difficult without IT, and in spite of the
failure which several doctors have made
l believe it may be used with magical eff
feet in cases of meIanchoiia. The trou-
BILE is that we do not know how to use CO.
coaine as yet. It is a new discovery not
ten years old. We have not had time to
study it, you see. The cocoaine habit is
formed as easily-more easily than the
habit Of drink, and once it takes hold of
man he is a goner. It saps all his will
power, and makes him first a slave and
then q maniac. But for all THAI the drug
will be blessing 60 man when we under
stand it rightly, as we vii! twenty years
from now. / think it will be classed
among important medicines with quinine
and chloroform."
P. d. Bethany, st. Paul: Every old
East Indian officer Knows that when
musk rat runs over the bottles in your
cellar you might as well throw the con-
tents away. They will have the smell and
the taste of musk, and nothing that you
can do will cure it. [ know it is story,
that you won't believe, because you haven't
seen it yourself, but you can cork 8 bottle
of ale, say as securely as you like, seal it
and pct it away, and if the rats get
chance to play about it you will find it
wholly updrinkable. I don't know how
the smell gets into the liquor, but there
it is. | have seen bottles washed and
scrubbed, and rubbed with sand and then
opened and found to be ruined. There
is no animal that the oId-school indian
will kill with such a thorough conscious
ness of doing a good work as the rat"
Ben. I. Allen, Chicago: in the south
of France, they make very peculiar
love charm in very peculiar way.
Under certain ceremonies which l did
not understand very well the young
woman catches and boxes up frog in a
box with lot of little holes bored in the
wood. The casket is then buried in an
ant hill and left there for two weeks.
The ants of course attack the prisoner
and eat up all his flesh, and all that is
left is the creatures bones. Among these
is shield shaped bone about as large
as ones thumb nail, upon one end of
which is little hook. The girl takes
this bone and has it blessed surreptitious-
ly by the priest without his knowledge
| that is, she exposes it during the benedic-
ton at the mass-and then she hooks it
on the clothing of her sweetheart that Is
to be. 1 was gravely assured that the
charm, when properly prepared with all
due ceremony and care. had never been
known to fall
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-08-16

George W. Cable will start for Califor
mia this month on a reading tour.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-08-16
A Word to The Nervous
WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO., Pro0rTetors Burfnqton VI


To E1GsScl1rc,2cr5C .stJ
Form "3'G.-Iti is iIcpor-
tant that The Soda you
use should be White and
Pure same as I'll similar
sJbst Dces used for
focd. To insure OBJ
tanning only the ''Ar-n g
Hammer brand Soda,
b Y it in pound or
hat pound" cartoons,
which bear our name
and trademark, as in
ferior goods are some
times substituted for the
g." lrn & Hammer brand
whom bought in bulk.
Parties using Baking
Powder should remcnl-
Der that it's sole rising
property consists of BIZ
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-08-16

Gen. Sherman says he doesn't think he
can go down the bay to met Mr.. Blaine
but be will be at the Fifth Avenue hotel
'sto meet him on arrival, to welcome
hack home man who has shed
lustre on his native land"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-08-16
st. MARY'S ACADEMY
SCHOOL OF ART and DESIGN
CONSERVATORY or MUSIC.

The Academic Course is thorough In preparatory,
Senior, and Classical Grades. Music Department, on
the plan of the best Conservatives Of EErOpe fs
der charge Of complete corps OF teachers. Studio
modelled on the great art Schools of Europe.
Drawing and painting from life and the antique
Phonography and Type Writing taught. Buildings
equipped with Fire Escape. separate department
for children under 10 Apply for catalogue TO
Mother Superior, st. Mary's Academy,
Notre Dame Il. o., ST. Joseph Co., Indiana.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-08-16

LESSON III.-John has a ball. His little
brother William wants it, but John will
net give it up. Therefore William has a
bawl too. Some day William will dis
cover and pick up a hornet and when
John cries for it he will not get it.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-08-16

carbonate CT soda One
teaspoon fuIof he cary;
; Usmm or" Dr2ad Of
Soda mixed with sour
mix equals four tea-
sDoonfuIs of tho best
Baking Powder, saving
twenty times It's cost.
besides being much
healthier, because il
does not contain any
injurious subsG ancc5
sUch as alum, teri Il alba
etc, Of which manyB ak-
lEg Powders are made.
Dairymcn and Farmers
shouldUse only thc"Arm
& Hammer" brand for
cleaning and keeping
Milk Pans Sweet and
Clean.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-29
pRIrF TELEGBAMs'

cutc,co. November ia Nt'eS ~ !,
o,aI from Cleveland says "OharlSs -,
CO. for many years treasurer u NV ~
ooH SsnsIs Gas.lighi and Coke COMPANY
N S.,S mn who has stood high IN ols ..
1 aess society and The Masonic oiu,' r ,Ss
, nesS' sonnd short in his accounts 10 'ne
Duvm il is said, Of ss9 600.
cur,roN. WIS, November 2e- AN, an
E ~, nour his morning burglars p iS :
cary h be nos,. office al this place ana pleM
into nnso ' the safe, securing slOl in cash an'
900 worth of postage stamps
p,,r,eu. November 2s.-T rses steam
~ nAr Nschoochee, Captain Caiha'o ~,
from s 0a' oranges, is ashore on t0 ~
i p.S anu ,wentysfve miles noriheas. q q
Cane Lookout. The crew were ~ 81 seas cas-,
The ship may be aoa.ed' being Al o.
position. 90 =
y cu.p1Tsros, S. e, November 81, ~
The steamer Calf Stream: wh,enF Fla
from New York for this city On '' sn,
las, last" has not yet been heard rom 1ui, u"
sa'' anxiety IS 20 her safety is iel' ".e
il believed that she carried NJ P@S'''
gers.
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rur M.cLyNN EPISODE.

IT, Fnsets sim Making Themselves fe'''
NEW oRK, November o. The effects
If the McGlynn episode are continually
he,ov felt among the Catholic clergy oi
his diocese. DIR. Burssells testimony 10
,bc Macuire burial case, which will prob
ah,v cause him TO be summoned 10 home,
10 hardly out OF mind when to day me
,,ouble breaks out IN another quarter. ~
ann.ars that The venerable pr'es,,
Sylvester Malone OF ST. felers ana
~ Paurs Church, Brooklyn, who was
~ have OBLIGATED at the wedding Oh TWO
voung people, personal friends OF DIS 10
New YORK received 40 order from Arce-
hishop Corrigan on the eve oil the weo-
ding that he would not be allowed 70
nerform any pGiestly function IN this
diocese until he apologized to the Aich,
hisbop. The subject Of he desired
analogy wss not stated but II is wei
understood that Father Malone's expires
sion Of sympathy with DIR. Mc6lynn q
the time of the latter's rupture Win I'M
Archbishop Is the cause OF the presen
difficulty. The marriage ceremony wa
performed by Magistrate Ducey' IN
wedding was of that OF Eugene Varet sh'
Annie berry, the bride being member o
AN old Brooklyn family who have pee
under Father Malone's ministrauo'
for nearly fifty years. The mempeIS q
Father Mslones church are salu 10
much AFFILIATED over the matter
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LOCAL NOTES.

Mr. John r. Haley has been appointed
mail agent between Richmond anu "eS'
Point.
Painters are giving the handsome spire
on 81. Paurs Church sevefsl new coa's
Of paint.
Mr. John c. Teller has resigned DIS
oo;,ion as index clerk Of the House OF
Representatives
Yesterday morning about II o'c:ock a
bo,ee attached 10 carriage belonging 10
Mr. b Whikamp fell dead on high'
street near Franklin.
Coroner Taylor Yesterday TOOK chs,ge
of an infant which some inhuman motnei
hal nut out in an alley IN rear OF i~o
South Cherry street.
The many friends Of Mr.. Peter }. Bur
ton will be panied to learn that ne u
oni,e sick at his mothers residence OF
North Tenth street.
Mr.. Charles p. Winston mas re'u,n'c
from a business trip 10 Kentucky, whefe
no made arrangements for Representing
one of the lsrges; liquor dealers Oh 'n'
/ State.
ELDER r c. Brown of New Britain
Conn. will lecture on prophecy IN
Cihh's O.efa House, Manchester, 10
nicbt At 7'45 o'clock. A general in'i'a
tion is extended.
Mr. TIC. Dsbney has been APPOINTED
ennerintendent Of the transportation de
nartment of the Richmond ana hlie
gbanv Railroad, in place q MT. a. y
Be,hard, who has gone on another roAu
NJ NJ b. Leonard, who has iorr year
heen the superintendent OF the teiegtsP
svslem of the Chesapeake n ONO halI
road has been appointed superintendent
Of The telegraph service OF 'he hchinon
q Allegheny.
Herr Karl Burgdorf the courteous an
accomplished manager OF one 81 80
q Allen 4 Giniers cigarette department
sails from Baltimore by the Nor'h ue
2 man Lloyd line for bis home in lishoV,
q rmauv. Wednesday, December ON,
n, absent about Two months. May d
! yovsge he as bright and pleasant as u
niles that will gree, him al home ana u
vol ONE tina, awaits bis return.
announced yes,er6ay, the Americ
= Uo,el viii be clio ed for several we ks
: dor that !, may be thoroughly reaoyya''
md renaired. When the work Is hnish'
; i, viii be reopened By Mr. Charles DO
= son ~ho has so long been assoc -,
+ 9Th his father in It's Management NJ
: ! G. Roberts the pteseai ehic'eh' 0'e'
y will be retained IN his f's''i'H'
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-29
LEMON ELIXIR.
A Pleasant Lemon Drink.

DR.. II. Mozley's Lemon Elexir Is pre-
pared from the fresh juice OF Lemons
combined with other vegetable liver ION,
les. cathartics, aromatic stimu1ants anu
blood purifiers. e,a ,u
80 cents and 81 per bottle. Sold by
druggist generally, and by all wholesale
druggists. n n
Prepared only by Fl. Motley, NJ D.
Atlanta, Ga.
For Blliousness and constipation take
Lemon Elixir. l..
For indigestion and foul stomach ia K
Lemon Elixir. -
For sick and nervous headache lake
Lemon Elixir. A,
For palpatstion OF the heart thKe
Lemon Elixir
For sleeplessness and nervousness TAKE
Lemon Elixir.
For loss of appetite and debility take
Lemon Elixir. ,,, -
For fevers, malaria and chills' ,aS'
Lemon Elixir.
Lemon Elexir will not fail You in an,
of the above named diseases, all 81 whic'
arise from a torpid OF diseased liver an'
stomach.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-29
HE G.. A. TX.
Asu,,tip,hs Organization I"e'it"eie'

.s,,i, inthe Organization Ine'itabie'
NEW YORK. November 20 --UFahu
Army men in the city seem to recognize
,be inheritance Of the movement begun
in Indianapolis Yesterday, and ADMIT lha'
a snIit in the organization Is inevitable
Ioaenh A. Joel, editor of the crane Afn'y
G0,ette says the movement VIII pe
nationa, In extent lie says the Demo,
cratic members have always been treated
ee more or less interlopers IN the D' q
r. The order has always had politics IN
If and the Republicans have always iln
il. The Democrats have been os'rsci1eu
and treated as traitors even
when they had been maimeu ~
hat,ie for the Union. Other g. A. Il
mem Ua endorse III, Sc statements and say ina
The Democrats now propose 10 ioim
non-nolitical and charitable Crgan'sauoi
snch "a the G. A. r. was Originally, IN
ended Z, be. The new order VIII d
caIled by some such name as the IL IL
Tnion Veteran Association, ana al
Union veterans will he welcome. IL
exnected that many Republican eA.sol
diers vi o feel that the g. A. X has pee
rnn az a political machine will JON IN
new ORGANIZATION.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-29
sOAE SOCIETY NOTES.
A fortunate Accident Near the Ne" ne'
ervoir.

A fortunate Accident Near the Ne" hes-
ervoir.
. Miss Elise Stroller, while riding yes
terdny afternoon near the New hsssl'
voir. was thrown from her horse, put
fortunately, was only slightly hurt hei
ip iuries being severe shock ana co'
on the head. Her escort, AFTER lahihg
her 10 The neares, house, rode TO The DOL.
diers' Home. returning with the resident
nhvsician, DIR. De Jarnette, and MAJOR
Thomas A. Brander, Of the Board OF VS.
ilors. The proper attention was gwen
and subsequently, she was kindly taken IN
Miss Ross carriage 10 her residence
Her behavior under the circumstances
was admirable.
Mrs. Alex. Ammon gave the hrst OIL
her regular afternoon receptions yesier'
day.
Miss Mary Ammon is one Of the mos,
brilliant debutantes that ever graceo
Richmond society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bronson give car
psrty Friday evening next Their guess
will number about forty
The next meeting OF the Drama'l'
Club will be held In Mrs Otwsy :. Alien
parlors Friday evening, December I'M.
1t is proposed hereafter to depart some
what from a strictly dramatic reperio'r
and include musicales, reci.alions, &c
10 produce additional interest and sho'
forth the accomplishments OF mos
members who lack the histrionic talent.
Mrs John NJ Noting gave q larg
german last night al Belyidere Hal, i
honor of the debut OF her niece Mis-
Mckinney.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-29
CURIOUS THINGS OF LIFE.

An Iowa boy got locked W in beef cool'r
r,r fourteen hours, and h's teeth cha''.''"
until they We're worn half down
A colored man found slG00ir sreenoac@s
ootveen the leaves Of an old book he i.AH
nonobt At second hand store at Paris ny
An orchardi.t near Walla Walla, W. IT,
has Gathered five crors Of Bartlett pears
since Jan. l. according to Naiia " al"
paper. ~,
The wife Of a farmer named Dlfort M
Masancho. r Q. has given bir'h 10 ner
.birtieth child. She las been married twenty
,ne years.
When f. G.. Rowe. who had been fishing
from boat IN lushaw lake. near bangor
Ne pulled up his anchor ho found 'aiA-
able gold ring on the end Of r.
In order 10 test the question Of how many
cigars man ought 20 smoke day CineiH
natl man smoked hfty-one The question was
settled. He has gone TO an idiot "sy .nin'
A horse iumped from a ear while the tram
vos Ina motion near Maysyiile, Cal, IL"
days ago and landed 10 sood condition. ."
once troJtrg of. Tho car door nan u''.'
opened IN some manner
"Old Bnl~ Watson, who diel near " mi
sor. lis. recently, was buried 20 a eo'u'
made hv himself several years ago lie Aep
the casket IN his bedroom, and took 81"
nride in showing 10 T. bis friends.
One Of the horses used on the stage Iin
near Albany has a heavy mustache. feopi
who have examined the horse and the IL
,narkable growth Of hair on its upper mp >"
they never saw anything To equal IT,
A California widow had plans made Tor
sio 600 monument for her late departed, ul
,hen the lawyers got through fighting oF'
the estate the widow was doing honse"of
AT - week for the man who designer u
monument
A-scotch lassie objected 70 her lover
smoking. and said 20 him: Choose oet"e,
vour ci~ar and me " lie promptly chose Il
weed and the Sirl sued him for breach
nro,nise. The court held that by offering y
alternative she was responsible Tor u
broken engagement
San Francisco lady bought ch'cb'
9 from a hard up peddier When sue cream
p, il for dinner she found IN It's crop iai u0
. Of cold whose value amounted &c so u "
impossible to find what part Of the coHh'
the chicken came from. The iady j -
willing 70 make a similar investment.
4 There Is a man 10 Albany who has SOW
A the nroblem Of winding his Waterbury wal
q without wasting half MS time IN tlo oI,e
ton He is employed in machine sh'
when the tine arrives for the watch TO
wound he simply holds the knob Q, the 81
j. AGAINST one Of the belts for moment
81 the thing is done.
e 4 Clairville, Ga, druggist recently g
a tured Young snake, to which LIE has "
C civinr certain amount OF whisky eV'
p- day. At first bis snakeship did not l
8 kindly 70 the beverage, bat Of late iias a''O
a decided laundering after It "hea g,
n all II can drink i rolls around on 'he +"
rs and performs a number Of odd anticS
n Eugene Bloc, Of Paris, IA years old, apr
eu entity d dn't take enough exercise. FOR ne
re in love with a plaster cast OF Venus IN
Z fathers house, and would stand gazing a
~ for hours. He neglected his studies ana
lu father got angry aud smashed the vel
Thereupon Eugene went up TO LIS -
twisted sheet around his neck and s'fai''
himself ~ death
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-29
The fLICIION.
oncial Kesultin Illinois.

CHICAGO, November 2s The canvass canvass
Of Cook county was completed Yesterday,
The returns throughout The sale snow nov
ths, Fifer has 12,547 plurality over raj
mer The Prohibition candidate Tor gov ~
ernor, Hart, received 1925 and and Jones ones
~ I obor candidate 6.2s2; The state
90, vote for president is Harrison, 37o,Al,
C rGs 34s 500. Fisk q ,Gs5; streeter
5b5s Harrison over Cleveland SI,ooi,
F i'I1 total vote was 367.s60i Palmer
355.313.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-29
THE YELLOW scOuR6E.
It's Reign Nearly at ar End.

W,suNeroN, D. c November 5
s,,ceon General Hamilton to-day re-
c o%'s,Ya a telegram from Surgeon Porter,
y, Ia Eocksonyille. Fla, saying mat 'heFe
az AZ, o"v no new cases and and no deaths
''o.,or1oy and that two frosls have oc-
49, '.vod and The fever is principally con
s ~ - south Jacksonville and tne
M ., lie recommended that the re-
stric,ions to the railroads DC relhI ;, INIT ~
AS to permit persons to ieaVe Ine e,, p ~.
those unscclimated be nol a''0"''' ~
turn until after disinfecuon'
NEW CASES AT sAISEsylLLE'
c.,spsyrr1E. Fla, November IS
Forr new cases OF yellow lever are re- 30
norted for to-day-one "hi'e aiN ~ y
colOred
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-29
Death Of Mr.. General sherman.

NV YORK, November % Mrs. hhen
Ewing Sherman, wife of General "; /.
Sherman, who has been seriously III a.
her residence, rs West Seventy h':'
street, since Sunday last, died at y:5o 'his
morning. She had been complaining OF
cardiac affection for the past I'VE years
and about three weeks ago serious symp'
toms began 10 develop.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-29
~ rNaIIsm sCANDAL.

The Earl of oNford's He''
i''' mess for Breach o. promise.
LoSpov, November 2s.-Eslie'y On e'b
mann. German goyernese' mas uIo"s me he
snit assns, RobeT, Horace Walpolse' . me ne
s SUI, 1p,esampiiye to the earldO@ OF ok =,
hell p sor - 900 damages for breach OF
ioIu ,,,, .o' .r5 libel. She alleged that " al.
pI1 1a ree, ' her in Bulgaria. lie made me-
poe 5T Tar' If marriage snd then betrayed
an an o"1 He - sfIerward discarded her ana .IS
ner ,.. r m the paternity OF her chiio
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-29
X OIL. Assembly No. 757 iislands

MILWAUKEE, Wis, November -
Jnnean Assembly Knights Of Labor NO;
III Cmixed) has agreed to disb'nd ano
surrender its charter II was organii1Ieu
in 1871. and once had $50 members ] ne
cote 70 disband stood 40 to 2. The cause
w v's The, The assembly was organized 10Y
political purposes, and that Inc p,esep; -
general management OF me ofucI u
opposed TO the activity OF assemblies
in politics.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-29
,vrsttsS Stage KoBBERIEi.
The work of Famous Lone hish""
man.

The work of a Famous Lone
man.
SAN FR,ScIsco, November % Wells
Fargo & COS special detective, hume
Yesterday gave out the sensational LA III,
formation that the recent series Oh ooiu
stage robberies in northern Conforms
we're the work Of BLACK Bart the
famous lone highwaymen who roDoeu
thirty one stages in the state before ne ne
was finally captured five years ago ana
sentenced to san QuenleD. Bart was re.
leased last January, and it is believed az
once resumed his old business. Descrip,,
tions of the masked bighwaymap, ss WEI
as his daring and skin, correspond ~llr
Bart. Detectives have hopes OF soon
catching him, but the prospect is dubious
as he has eluded them before more 'Da'
len wears.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-29
senator Morgan Reelected.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, November %
The Legislature in joint session to'uaN
declared John T. Morgan re elected to the
United States Senate for the term oegin'
ming In March next.
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To nigh, the English actor, George "
Wood supported by Miss Marguerite =.
John will commerce an engagement iof
three nights and matinee at the Ken
mond Theatre. The play for The open
ing will be Or. Jekyl and Ny
HYDE. The press speak in the highes'
terms Of this Comedy Company.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-29
KILLED nv An Electric VIE.

WuKKsBARRE, PA, November 2e..
Two valuable horses owned oy MINI "
Co were killed to-day by an eiec Tlo
s,reei-c wire dropping on them i"e
driver was rendered UNCONSCIOUS
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-29
Tn. mi ed states Cosdoies With switrer-
land.

WAsuIsGros, d. G. November IS
Secretary Bsyard, By direction OF me
President. hiss telegrsphed the chanceifoI
OF the Swiss Confederation, conveying 10
him an expression OF sorrow ielt through
the United States for the dead OF tue
honored head OF that republic.
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Don't forget to attend The sale Thurs
dav of 9G0 building lots on Sprlng hhI'
There viii he conyeygnces 10 carry pu,
rbasers and ample refreshments. Sale
conducted by Augustine, Royal y GO.
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GRAND SALE OF
Valuable and Attractive Property'
CONSISTING OF
16O Lots in the City Of Manchester Va'
The Greatest Opportunity Ever Offered to lhVeS'
tors, HOmeseekers and Spectators
~ ,,,or of the owners sell at public auction on


A.. ,,eme TIM "a
hast
wills and
sfayet
be-
sn.nru II
eSouthon
tneth vlyaDe
o
lcommonc l.
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Lemon Hot Drops

Cure all Coughs. Colds, Hoarseness, sore
Throat, Bronchitis, Ineumoni., ana 81 al
Throat and Lung diseases. Price -
cents. Sold Ivy druggists. Prepared
only by DR.. II. Motley, ALania,Ga'