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Winchester.

Misses Anna and May HILL of Lexington o.. are
guests of Chas. Gutheil and family Charles Watt
and family. of Oxford, o.. were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. George Smith last week. .Miss
Minnie johnson spent last Sabbath
at Lynn. Miss Lora Brooks returned
= few days ago from two weeks visit at Wabash.
49, Miss jackson, of u MON City, is the guest of
friends here Mr.. and Mrs John Barnes of Union
City were guests of R. A Leavell and family
over Sunday. Miss Viola Conner en-
tertaned number of her intimate
friends on last Tuesday evening. il being her
eighteenth birthday Mrs. Sadie Eagle, Of Rich.
mond 10 the guest of her cousin, Miss Ri Roosa.-
Mrs Bruce Miller and children returned on Monday
to their home at Elzabethtown. H., after a visit
of several weeks here with relatives Misses Ger
tie Meeker and Lulu Hall, of Portland, are guests
of Miss Bessie Smith. Mrs. Louis Strsub and Miss
Dora Schlueter of Evansville. visiting their Sis
ter Mrs. @. Dennstaedt Charley Fielder and wife,
of Muncie. visited relatives Sunday Mr. and
Mrs. s. II. Morris at Greensburg, Ind. TO at
tend Mr.. Morris's father, who is very Ill. -.
Mr. II. w. Kiser drove through TO Williamsburg Sat-
urday morning for few days visit. Miss Ora
Hedrick of Union City. has many compliments
by her sweet singing here the past week during the
day and evening sessions Of the county institute.
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BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.

V,HE STAR BUILDING AND LOAN AssocrA-
IL ton will open series. the first pay MI ht
Wednesday, Sept 20. The Star is the strongest and
best managed association in the city. Loans money
TO stockholders only and FIRST mortgage secur;tv
Meets every Wednesday night At 20 East Market a.
For shares information apply any Of the follow
kst street; A. A. McKzin. vice-presidert 50 Mos.
chusetts avenue; VIM J. kercheval. secretary Daily
Journal Office c. s. Denny. Mayors Office; j. r. Car
nahan, 80 Talbot Block VIM. II. kaylor journal
newsroom; +. w. Hamilton Delaware and Market
streets; Geo. ). Hammel ITO MASSACHUSETTS, avenue.
Z. ID. Townsend, SO Virginia avenue. - -
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DIED.

BARRY-AiFs. W. b. Parry. at her home on College
avenue. at hall past 8 Saturday evening. Sept. 8,
1888.
GREENE-Anna Greene Sept T. at residence Of
her daughter, No. Isl North Alabama street, aged
seventy-fve yeas. Funeral and burial private
JULIAN-Mstha. wife of Judge Jacob B. Julian:
died in this CIV on 9TH inst after brief Illness
Funeral services st family residence. 333 College
avenue. this Sunday 2 p. m. Friends invited.
Burial private q
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Paris.

Mrs. Jennie Brown returned to her home in Indian
spoli. Wednesday, after spending several weeks
M Lily Harvey a sR has been Spending
the sumner here with her parents. has
returned 20 Chicago Miss Ella Baumgardner, of
parents. Mrs. Chas. GeOhegan, of Lake View H.,
is the guest of Der parents. Mr.. and Mrs J. Bell
Miss Miss Matte Holley has returned from visit
with relatives In Edwlnsport. lnd.-..
Miss Nellie Boyer has returned from visit with her
parents in Cincinnati. O---.Mr. and Mira Thad Nelly.
Of Munce, Ind, the guests of relatives here.
Der brother, Con H. Van sellar.
a. visit with friends in Cincinnati
her sister. Mrs Hsrshel o. Hair Mr.. s. S. Briggs
and daughter Miss Mayme Misses Josie Douglas and
Kate Holman of Terre Haute, and Mr.. and Mrs.
here Thursday Mrs Charles Covert of Evansville is
the guest Of Miss Wayne sellars. Mrs. Anna
Hayes Of AtchisoD Han is the gnest Of her parents.
Beebe. of Philadelphia, visiting Mrs. Bsebe's
mother. Mrs. Mary J. Kle.. Mrs Hoseffa Shradsr
has os to Hss Jasa,h
friends here. returned home Friday.
Mrs. Marion Meyers. of Pasadena, CAL. is visiting
visiting her sister, Airs. Jos. McCown. Mrs. War
Hamilton Of Tuscole is visiting relatives in the
city Miss Cora ws:tfail Of Tssrs Hsuts,
Miss Belle Neal of Marshall, is the guest Of Miss
Hattie Bradshaw Mrs; Elizabeth Anthony and
son Ray have returned from California. Miss
Julia Ringland of Oakland. is the guest of Miss
Minnie Dunbar. Miss Maria Mckinley has returned
from extended visit with relatives in Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Traynor have returned from a
Fort Scott. Kan. visiting Mr.. and Mrs. II. r.
Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. G. 4. Oolson and Miss Grace
Colson. of Nation. are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
U. o. Colson. :. Mr.. Herbert Wescott of Ballston
Spa. \. Y, the guest Of his cousin, Mrs.
F. NJ Rude. Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ben
bow departed for Ann Arbor, Mich. Thursday, to To-
cata Ice Kata of
Mo-. is the guest of her uncle. Mr.. A. j. Severn.
Mrs. W. r. Swinford is visiting relatives in Chicago.
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in Pittsburg. Wv. G. Parr ard daughter Kate spent
the past week in Chicago. Miss Kate Whittier 10
down from Chicago. Mrs. I. c. Borden and family
have returned Chicago. Miss Carrie Rugg goes
TO Oberlin, o., next week. to attend school Mrs.
ID. Rugg will spend the winter with her sister at
North BEookfeld, Mass; Miss Jessie Gardner is the
guest of her sister, Mrs Lloyd, in Cincinnati. -.
accompanied by Miss Greenough. Miss Hattie
OConnor is visiting in Chicago. j. B. Harris and
family have arrived home from the East - Misses
Hermne and Maggie Clark have returned to their
homes. in Chicago Peter Noon and daughter Avis
are at Bridgewater y. Y.
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walking ter and twelve miles day. They saw all
there was to in the home rfe OK the English peo-
pie and many places Of historic interest.
Miss Emma Furgason, who has been visiting the
Misses Holloway for the past three months, left for
her home in Kansas City on Tuesday night.
Mr.. George Shires married. on Tuesday night,
TO young lady of Cincinnati, and has returned to
the city with his bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Shires are
stopping at the Denison-
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AUCTION SALE.

A UCTION SALE OF FINE MERCHANT, TAN.
IA stock and fixtures. We viii s1u on We3r<x.
day morning. sept IL, al 10 o'clock. at the room,
No. Is North Pennsylvania street the eut;-. sfrrt
of fine sutings trouserings. TestTgs and overcos.-
ings, embracing worsteds cassmfres cloths beavers
chevio.s. etc.. belonging TO the s,ore Of Tom p F.zn:
also at the time sad place. the fixtures consist
ing of tables. counters cases cutting table large
combination safe, with inside doors fNosler Br.k-
min q Co. uaksl ehandeiiers. etc. etc. Pric< -
that date viii sell At private sale Terms cash Sale
positive 6USTIN q AoLURDy, AuctiouesrA
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ChariestOu.

Mrs Lou label has joined her husband In New
York. Miss Belle Barnard and Mrs. p W. Grove
visiting in Paris, Ill ..Miss Mamie Balm is at
son, of Chicago. is visiting Miss Grove Mrs. Mary
E. McNutt has gone TO La Junta, Cal Mrs. L. B.
Sparks is home. much improved in health. Ed
Snapp. of Vincennes Ind. visited in Charleston the
past week Miss Ora Snow and Miss Haley Buck
ner are visiting st Ashmore.
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Upton.

John Mason and wife of St Paul, are the guests of
Marcus Trader. Fletcher Tevs and wife have re-
turned from visit to st. Francisville. H.. Mrs.
DR.. Newcomer and daughters Ora and Leila have gone
to Cincinnati TO attend the exposition. Mrs. Cae
Northlane. of Union City, who has been visiting the
household of W. j. Miner, has returned home r..
NJ. Racobs has gone to Merom, Sullivan county,
where he viii attend school for several months
Miss Noble Lee, of indianapolis, is visiting Mrs.
Thomas Mavity Il y. Oglesbay and wife are visit
ing the parents of Mr.. Oglesbay, at Romney, Ind:
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"Onoe More We Have II.

AND 1T Is ONLY 81 TO ST. LOUIS AND RETURN VIA
THE POPULAR Decline PourE
The Bee-liue will sell excursion tickets TO St
Louis and return on all regular trains of Sept.
s, . and 10. good returning FIVE days from date
OF sails. at rate of 81 for the round trip. For
tickets. etc, call 1t ticket Office, No. Bates
House. Union Depot and 1854 South Illinois
street. Il. C. PECK, p. A
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New Cattle.

Misses Gertie and Emma Redding. NATION, H.,
visited here during the past week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Hallowe guests of relatives at Claypool.
Ind Mrs. Cornell, of Michigan, the guest OF
her sister, Mrs VIM. Brown, of this city, during the
past week. Miss Laura McCorkle Indianapolis, is
the guest of friends in this city. Miss Minnie
More visited at Anderson last week Miss
Leone Morris has returned from visit of several
Kansas the guest of relatives here Mrs. Muir
ST. Joseph, Is the guest of Mrs. j.
Geetia Col. whereas has been for some two years
Miss Lille Cana6ay and Mrs. Alice Blake left Tues
day for Vsndaa, No. a visit to their parents
Miss Florence Williams of Anderson, was the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w. Kerr on
Thursday Ed Herliman and Miss Nora
Steiner, of Dayton, o.. the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Herliman. Mrs. Will Fair
field, who has been visiting here for time left
Thursday for her home in Fargo Oak. Mrs. Mary
Brennerman Decatur. IL, is visiting here, the guest
of Mrs Mullen.
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Rockville.

Mrs. Frank Batuan has returned from her Ohio
visit Miss Letia Hargravs has gone TO st. Mary
to enter school The Rev. j. r. Wood and wife
attending the Methodist conference at Rochester.
Miss Annie Meachsm left for Terre Hauts Thurs
day, where she viii 60 to school this winter Mr.
Frank Brubeck will enter Asbury University. Mr.
o. NJ. Batman and wife back from visit to
friends at Banhrdge. Mr.. +. W. Dinwiddie and
wife visiting in Illinois Miss Lola McCampbel
was given surprise party on Tuesday evening by her
young friends.
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CHURCH SERVICES.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH-CoRNER OF
~ Delaware and ohio streets. Services SUNDAY AZ
1880 g. m and 7:45 p. m. Preaching by Rev. ID. r.
Lucas. Of Des Menes. Ia sunday-schooi at 2.so
p. m. Prsyerm esing Thursday evening 1t 7:z5.
An ere invited TO tlese services.
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Flour Store Damaged by Fire.
ST. Louis, Sept Sire in Meyer b. Buttes's
flour establishment, at No. DIG Main street. this
morning. sntailedla loss of $4,000. Fully in
sured.
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charged" The flight of Geary's brigade followed;
Lieutenant Allen was thus released. The last
gun had been fired, and the last charge made in
the Virginia campaign.
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MARSHALL.

Mrs. A. h. Swearengin has gone to Columbus o..
TO spend few days with relatives Milo James and
wife have gone to Richmond Ind to visit her parents
]. w. Koogle and wife. for few weeks. Mrs.
Charles Slupe and Miss Laura LYNN in Danvllle.
visiting relatives. --.Wi Harlan has gone TO Hot
Springs, Ark, to spend two months more. Prof
L. s. kilborn and family moved last week TO Leroy,
Mclean county. where he teaches the school the
ing winter. Thomas A. Orndorf and Miss Belle
Nusbaum were united in marriage, Thurs
day evening by Rev. j. w. Horner.--.
Mrs. Edward Haines, of Fort Scott Kan.
is visiting her parents Gideon Drake and
wife. Mrs. Simon Cockrell end children. of Nal
den No.. who have been spending several months
with relatives here, returned home last Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Howard of Rockville. Ind, Is the guest
of Mrs. ID. Andrews wv. A. Duke and family. of
Tilton, returned homo last Monday from visit with
relatives here. Miss Abbe and Harry Sanderson
went TO Cincinnati Monday 10 spend two weeks.
Miss Lulu Robinson is home from Sprin gied, III.
Miss Hattie Phillips, of Dudley ILL.,. visited Will
Kilborn and wife Friday and yesterday. -. Mrs.
Rose Wilson, of York has been spending several days
with Miss Matte Maney. Miss Hettie Riley. of
st. Louis, is visiting relatives here Miss Annie
Mitchell is visiting in Nation Miss Belle Neal has
been spending several days in Paris.
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GreencastIe.

Miss Mary Irwin is visiting IN Shelbyville. Mrs.
Chas s. Bridges has returned from extended visit
turned home from visit in the West Miss Minnie
Palmer, of Terre Haute. is visiting the family of
Chas Landes- DIR. Bruce returned Friday rom
visit to Colorado Springs Mich. improved in health
- Mrs. Dora Cameron. who has been visiting her
mother, Mrs. Watkins, has returned TO her home in
Minneapolis, Mimi A. j. Beveridge and wife, OF
indianapolis. are the guests of Mrs. G. j. Langsdale
Lieut W. i. May and wife have returned from a
visit to Cincinnati and Louisville Mrs Hortense
Holden, who has been the guest Of Miss Maggie Dur
ham has returned to her home in Crawfordsvills-
Mr. Z. c. Whitfield and wife left Tuesday for Los
Angeles, CAL, where they viii make their future
home Prof. ii. b. Loncdon, ACCOMPANIED by his
wife, viii leave about the 18th of this month for
years. stndy in Hanover. Germany. - Mrs Allie
Besls OF Frankfort and Mrs. Minnie Moore Of Bufs-
10, ". Y. visiting their parents Mr.. and Mrs j.
Nj. knight.
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Marion.

Miss Emma Norton left for South Bead ThursdaT
to attend school at Sotre Dame Mrs. w. w. Me-
Cleery IS visiting friends at South Bend. Mai
George W. Steele turned from Washington Thurs
day. 70 give attenta-n TO his gressional
Miss Eva b. Beam has returned from Boston, where
she spenS tine SUNNI er..- Miss Josie Swadsner has
As.s- Emma NJ McRea and daughter
Cnarline, of Lafayette. visited relatives here
last week Mr.. and Mrs Dan Gunder
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Meaning of the Vermont Verdict.
Milwaukee Sentinel.
1t means that the Republican vote will be
larger everywhere this year than at any time
since the war.
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NIattoon.

Miss Annie Mitchell of Marshall, Ill, is guest OF
Nation friends. Miss Ella Paine. of Sullivan.
visited in Nation the past week. Miss u l.. Ben
son, of Rochester y. Y, is guest of j. II. Birch aud
family. Mrs. W. F. Brown is visiting at Akron, o.
49, Mrs. N. B. Allison aud daughter spent the past
week in Bethany .Mys. 4. j. Ssnborn and daughter
Cora home from extended visit ut Canton
Dak.. :. Mrs. j. X. Weaver, CT Norristown, Pa. is q
guest of II. r. Weaver and family in this city
Miss Ina Craig is attending school in Springfield.
Miss Belle Badge returned to her home in
Rockford Saturday. after pleasant visit with the
Misses Dunlap. Mrs. Lenna Tyler, of Nebraska,
L. Smith w. r. Coppage and daughters are visit
ing in Cincinnati. Miss Nellie Casey has returned
from Washington. D. c.. Mrs. Mary Robertson, of
Tsrre Haute is visiting Mrs. S. R. Ccddington -
Miss Emma Marstella is attending school in Indian
apolis. Miss Male Candy gave very pleasant
party last Friday evening Mrs. Anna Wing Of Ja-
maica Plains, Mass, is guest of Mrs. E. Moves.
Mrs. E. B. Youts is visiting in Cincinnati Miss Eff
he Wiles leaves for Indianapolis Monday. Miss
May Cooper has returned from visit in Kansas.
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Mrs ". Patton is gradually regainipg good health.
- Mrs III. Frankenburg is guest of Mrs. x. Whit.
EEL Mrs. Nettie Patterson is seriously ---B.
Dunbar, of Richmond Ind, was the guest of N Pat
ton and family this week.
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Champaign.

Miss Isabel Jones is home from visit in the East.
b.. Miss Mamie Burnhsm Is home from short visit
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Urbana.

Miss Allie Rogers is home from Ohio Miss Nellie
Mclean 10 home again after a two weeks visit in
Danvie. Prof T. =. Burrin and family have
turned from their vacation visit ut Bayview, Mich
Miss Ora Oldham was the recipient of a fine gold
watch from her father on her fifteenth birthday
niversary- Mrs. NJ w. Busey and children Wis
ting at Princeton. Ind Miss I.e Dean. of Chi
60. is visitor in the CITY,. Miss Susie Dilley, of
Kankakee. visited in this city last week.
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III. p. w ASSON e. GO

Goods Fall and Winter
the State Among them will found
Broadclothsetc Seethe
fine French which be closed out to make
goods arriving marked them 10 former
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DOR SALE-wM A. KRAG'S RESIDENCE. NO.
T. 729 n. Meridian ST.; IL rooms natural woods
insid foo.s furnace BATH electric bells and lighting
natural gas, elegant decorations fine stable and car
rage house. beautiful grounds Mr. Krag leaves the
city in few days. Here is opportunity to secure
q fine home. @. +. SAYLES. rs Z. Market Street
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inspector .issclissezi 10 site whether tiie
fact that no search was insde at ChaF-sk's
indicated that ChzIek Was the insorme-,
and not. a. runorei. Frznk CheiloSa- the
third member Of the group. a. GheboEa-
ceatinued the Inspector, vas then az
rested by or parry In his custody were
found eight half-pound packages Of dynz-
laite. lzbeled Elns No. =, aud some bombs
the sane a. those fennd on Fzrrei street
also one Illuminating cap
ExEEST or THE COSsFIEtcF-
To an associated Press reporter the In
spector consented 10 give a definite az
thoritative statement as to the extent Of
the conspiracv. said he Il isa mistake
TO suppose that the arrests to-day imply
a widespread or Organized eslbai, backed
BIZ brains, OF that public baildings were
10 be blown up and reign Of terror AZ
tempted 10 be inaugur4ie3- That is pure
bosh, and the reports that have said
anything OF the kind are wholly IN
authorized and Cntrus. There a-e most
decidedly 10; twenty people involved in
this aGair, notwithstanding statements
TO the contrary. 1t IS sort Of sporadic
Outbreak. and involves al the outside les
than half the number OF fPersons named
These men a-e BoheniaDs. and very few
indeed Of that nationality are 4 mach
ists. II i 70 this Circumstance that Their
plot escaped aofice somewhat, and the
knoxleige Of 1t cane 10 Is in TOpad-
about way. TIE Others are 90 well
watched 10 get 50 far. Too much j. be-
ing made Of this matter Il Eas sinpiy
. harum-scarum, iiI-matured plan by
few persons, and 81 far from oontempiat-
ing reign of terror. bloo5shed and
arson by wholesale, meant merely mis-
chef II possible, to three people, Judge
Carey. myself and Judge Gdnnell-T
aEs. PAE.5Ss BREAKS OFT.
Mrs. Albert II. Parsons, the y ife olone
Of the execuied Anarchists, was seen last
night by = reporter She wzs told Of the
arrests and asked II she knew ANYTHING
about the matter she became highly
exc.tel and STATED that Il there VAS any
conspiracy It haG been hatcher up by
the police. They haven't murdered
any Aua-ciis,s, she said, since N0vcla-
Der last. AMI they are thirsiiag for more
blooI. / don't believe there was d CDR
spiracy only ia deyiish Imagination Of
Bohfieid and his miEi0ns-= She grew
more excited as size went On finally said:
IF Grinnell aud carey a7e not killed
very sou I will siil them mgse 4 ald y0u
can rest assarei ! wiil not make a bo,ch
ofiL Pointing % her l0-yel r-oid-s0o
she continued What DO you suppose l
am rising for? shall teach HIM his faith
er was Murdered. and by whom; and
those ned-han6ed butchers had better
look out
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A DNINIsTHAToR's NOTICE..

iEne@h.
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A Truly Grateful Suitor.

= am truly sorry to give you pain,
SIR. Hankinson,7 said The young lady,
e. but please do not aIlude to / his subject
again. can never be your wife"
That is your final answer, Miss
Irene?7
Its"
Nothing can induce you to change
yonr decision?r
My mind Is firmly and unalterably
made up
Miss Irene" said the young man,
rising and looking about for his hat. Sc be-
fore coming here this evening | made a
bet Of SO with Van Perkins tia; you
would say no TO my proposal l have
won. 1t was tlking a risk, but | was
dead broke, Miss Irene" he continued,
his voice Quiyering with emotion; you
have saved despairing man from the
fate Of 4 suicide and Won the lifelong
respect and esteem Of grateful heart.
Good evening. Cb;olgo T-iJ,tas.
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Established 1880.
JOS. HORNE & CO.,
PlTTSBUGH, PA.

Ne az nox 0psniHg spring i1apo-tatiozis o. dress
eool- back silks. caso-ed silks India silks. vel
Vs.. blaek dress goods, shawis ladies wEzEs,
french sasines and scotch sin=harns, hosieTy,
gl5ves. e1nbroideries. isees, taiss linens. h0a=e-
leefsng Ecois. lzee curtains, s1d d-sIeries, III
hos. 1lIllIusry. lais-z laesino uraleEeAf. rags-
III. underwear. 'Iress triaanlin iEttoas, * &c
Also mas Enderrcar, ne-kwear. alle white
sair,s. hslfh hose, hanlkerehiea. umbrellas d..
our f,-e.-n eocls are imported directly fion
1sss manufactures ia EzEoi.. ani az American
-o.sis are rurellased rom the manufacturers
.sirect- We are mus enas,ei 70 compete with
aay iso1se IN the county in the matter Of prices
We carry he lzfres; sss-1Uleur Il eoods in ali
departments TO BE- s,ana IN auy es;zt.Lshlrsas n
Western Pennsy
wfssn yoa eo.ne to sheeiiy. take look through
or sso-es. whether yasi Hs.nE 10 buy ~ Has-
All dera-szaeHss ara no~ wen ssoesei saE the
sq7ins trade
orle-s b. nal rsseige careful and promF. at
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have had eatarrh for % years use ID
all kinds of remedies without relief; Mr..
Smith, druggist, Of Little Falls, recon-
mended Ely's Cream Balm. The effect OF
the first application was magical II al
layed the infamation and next morning
my head was clear as bell. One bottle
has done me 50 much good Im convine-
ed It's use viii effect 4 permanent cure 1t
IS soothing, pleasant and easy io-apply,
and I urge its use by all suiferers-Geo.
Terry, Little Fails, y. Y.
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Happiness.

The foundation Of all happiness Is
health i nan with an imperfect diges-
ton may be a millionaire, may be the
husband Of an angel and the father Of
a half a dozen cherubs, and yet he miser-
able if he be troubled with dyspepsia, or
any Of the disorders arising from imper-
feet digestion or 4 sluggish liver. DR..
Plerce's Pleasant Pureaiive Pellets are
the safest and surest remedy for these
morbid conditions. Being purely vege-
table they are perfectly harmless.
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The Population of Somerset

Is about two thousand, and we would
say at least one-half are troubled with
some affection of the Throat and Lungs.
as those complaints are, according TO sta
tisties, more numerous than others. We
would advise all not to neglect the oppor-
tunity TO call on their druggist and get a
bottle of kemp's Balsam for the Throat
and Lungs Price 30 cents and 81 %.
Ir'ai sue free. For sale by all leading
druggists
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Oh, What a Cough.

Will YOU heed the warning The sig
nal, perhaps, Of the sure approach OF that
most terrible disease, Consumption. Ask
yourselves if you can afford, for the sake
OF saving 30 cents, 10 run the risk and do
nothing for it. We know from expert
ence that ShiIoh's Cure viii cure your
Cough. 1t never fails. This explains
why more than 4 million bottles
were sold the past year. 1t relieves Group
and Whooping Cough atonce. Mothers,
do not be without it. For Lame Back,
Side or Chest, use Shiloh's Porous Plas-
ter. Sold by e. W. Benford & Son.