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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-05-25
sToNERsvILLE ITEMS.


On Saturday night last, as Messrs. Frank
Thurman. John 0rndorff and Emanuel Ging-
ling were returning from Westminster, cart
coming in the opposite direction eollided with
j. Orndorff S cart, throwing L. Gingling out,
bruising him very much and doing consider.
able damage to the cart. F. Thurman escaped
unhurt but his buggy was badly strained aud
his horses leg was cut into the bone. The
person or persons who ran into them are I'M
known TO your correspondent
Rev. George Erb, of Lancaster Seminary,
is here on a visit TO his parents. He has ac-
cepted charge in Iowa, and expects to start
for his new field of labor by the LIST Of June,
Our best wishes go with him.
The Misses Geiman and Bish attended the
wedding of Fannie Englar and Jacob Fahrney
at Sans Greek on Tuesday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stonesiier and Mr.. and
Mrs. George W. Stoner spent several days in
Baltimore this week.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-05-25

NJ. Mcclure. Of New York. leetased here
on Nav Isib, asdsr the auspices Of knights
OF Labor lodge $500. He spoke Of The teach
ings of the Order, aud advised tie Eewbers
TO encourage churches aud adEocaie better
educational facilities; to educate their elil
dren; 10 avoid drinking saloons, and said that
ten cents a day would smoant to $50. so a
year. and tina, the savings OF this amount BY
100 rasa gngld be sufficient 10 start some 60
operative industry Re also told the farmer
how he was oppressed b railroads, aud waraed
him also against the wiies Of tia eel.leisu
The Knights Of Labor, he remarked, adasitte9
neither capitalists, lawyers or bar keepers 10
membership.
Rey. Mr. MeLiun. of Union Bridge,
preached here on Sunday last. and will oh
ciaie here sg&ie Gu June u, at $50 p. m
On account Of bad weather the meeting %
consider the building OF ehqFca here was
not held on the 20ib, bot was postponed eniil
the 3lst.
This community IS badly OF for school IA
eilities, so with the assistance OF Mr.. Aei1Rn
ana the aid OF the X. Of L. We hope both
religious and educational advantages will
shortly be improved
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-05-25
Il Is saia

That sho Ap,opAFE's imi,4tou sre sd
failuresg
That John $. Devilbiss OF Uniontown, Is
booked sor = place under Collector HILL, aud
that there are about Eve hundred more
Republicans who woald ike 10 be booked ior
some positions somewhere;
That the position Of gauger aGd storekeeper
at Rohrbach's dislillery Is causing the bosses
sens trouble; tha, Charles IL. Eyerhsrt
desires the place, aAd as the distilery is in
Manchester district, thinks Manchester
Republican Ought to have the appointment.
and so think many Republicans; that Alex.
Khnedinst, OF Westminster, however, will
get the place. Il the bosses are not forced to
20 back on their promise;
That the aspirants for the fifty or more
postofices in Carroll, where the postmaSters
are removable at will, are getting impatient,
and are censuring the bosses for not pressing
removals and appointments
That the brass band postofice parade nj
l,inWOod has nGl yet taken pla0ei
That there is luil in the contest for the
Westminster postotice, but that at the'proper
time one who is not now mentioned for the
place will step in and take the plum that he
is not at all popular and is keeping in the
background because his appearance would
stir up bitter opposition.
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Memorial Services at Winfield.

Pickett Post. No. L. C. A. r.. will form at the Hall
in Winfield, promptly at o'clock p. m, on Thurs
day, May S0th and preceded by Taylorsyille Cornet
Band and accompanied by Sons of Veterans and
invited sunday schools, viii march to the grove
adjoining Ebenezer cemetery, where the following
program will be observed: Singing-'My Country
Prayer by Rev. John Marsh. Singing-'Going Down
the Valley" Address By Rev. q. W. Seilhamer, of
Uni0ntoWn. Strewing of flowers, during which the
baud viii play solemn dirge. Firing Of salute by
detachment Of Linganore Guards. S0lo-"Star
Spaugled Banner Miss laura Kennel. by request
of the Post. BenedictiOn bv Comrade II. L. Shipey.
Upon conclusion of ceremonies AT Ebenezer the Post
will proceed - TGyorsyille and Bethany cemeteries.
where, nearly possible, the above program viii
be rtpeated. We extend an earnest invitation 10 all
soldiers and sailors whether not members Of the
q. A R. TO participate with US Ia doing honor TO
the memory OF our Comrades who have answered
the last roll call. A. BROWN, Commander.
Oaaclal: L. RCSKLEs Adjutant
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Finksburg Items.

VIM. Sinclare, book keeper for Fink & Co.,
of Baltimore, has rented John DeMoss' house,
near the station, and moved his family up for
the summer.
Charlie, little FIVE year old son of Frank
Ward, vas bitten in the face by large dog
last week The bite was very severe one,
portions of the right cheek and side of the
nose being nearly severed from the face.
J. Wesley Condor died last Sunday, May
10, at his residence near this village. He
was in his 73rd year, and had been i'll for
several weeks with dropsy.
On Monday, May goth, Mrs. Laura Uhler,
wife of VIM Uhler, died at her residence,
three miles from here. Mrs. Uhler was about
IS years old, and was sick only a few days,
her death being caused by obstruction OF the
bowels. Besides her husband she leaves a
large family Of children and several grand
children.
The grass is very fine in this section. Grain
is also good, and corn, potatoes, &c., have
come up well.
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rrizel1burg Items.

A Sunday School was organized at the
church in this place on Sunday last with the
following oficersi President, Chas. Steven
SON; superintendent, Levi Fleagal; assistant
superintendent, Levi N. SnadeF; second as
sistant superintendent, Simon I. Weaver;
secretary, John Rooms; librarian, Oliver
Handley; assistant librarian, Howard Welk;
treasurer. Silas n Bish; chorister, James
S. Little.
Levi N. Snader, postmaster of this place,
has his poslofiice department arranged very
conveniently, and it makes neat appearance
He took charge of the Office Thursday morn
ing.
A problem TO solve as follows: Suppose
number of stones were laid rod distant
from each other, for thirty miles, the first
stone being a rod from a basket What dis
lance will that man travel who gathers them
up singly returning with them one by one to
the basket?
From the appearance Of the blackberry
blossoms there will be a very large yield.
The fruit crop in general seems to be very
promising.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-05-25
weatnsr Record for the week.

May lS-mercury G2 at a. m. and - at
u. M; clear. May 19-mercury 66 at Z a. m.
and y at , D. M; showery. May 20-mercury
65 at a. m. and GA at 2 p. m; cloudy and
showery. May 2l-mercury 81 at a. M. and
66 at , p. m; generally cloudy with slight,
shower. May 22-mercury 81 at a. m. and
So at , p m; clear, followed by cloudy
weather with slight rain; rain at night. May
28-mercury As at Z a. ID. and 90 at 2 p. M
generally cloudy with light snow furry IN the
early morning. May 24-mercury 5S at a.
m. and rs at II M; generally cloudy, rain IN
the afternoon.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-05-25
DIED.

AT York Haven, Pa, May 10th, 1889, Mary
Ann Shue, aged 81 years, I months and 10
days.
Near York Haven, Pa, May 18th, 1889,
Henry Stare, aged 20 years, months and -
days.
At the Almshouse, on May 20, 1889, Peter
d. Stonesifer. aged Sc years, formerly of
Union Mills, this county.
In Manchester, this county, on May 10th,
1889, from accidental burning, Robert Mon
tour, son of VIM. II. and Lizzie Kohn, aged
years, ) months aud days.
On May 23rd, 1889, near Finksburg, this
county, George, daughter of Bradley and
Josie E. Stocksdale, aged l year, months
and q days.
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Business Locals.


WsNrfp-An able, respectable and trusiy
woman 10 Do houseWork for small family OF
3 iarm. ~ansrd at once; wri,e with reference;
good wages paid J. b. ESogi., Middle
burg. Md.
Pans Green and London Purple for Pota.
to Bags. FOR sale a. Carroll Cosnty Drug
Store, whcrc All bc foBud a pare iue Of
dsass at reasonable prices.
Wanted lmmediaieiy-A irss class Dress
Maker Apply At I'll +. Main street., Wet
minister Nd.
Nee Soda Faaalaln, An syrsps kept
- glass, 40 spsgots 10 produce Nirdigris, Ihe
puison 10 soda za3er Carroll County Drug
Store, Albaash Building, Westminster.
Fog RrSr-Hoass No. 10 East Green
street, Westminster. Possession at once
Apply to +. j. Await
Binder Irvine 25,O0o lbs. on hand. Don't
be fooled on prices Roop Lile. 81
Egg Phospbaies. the neS nerve drink. at
the Carroll Coanty Drug Store, The only
Soda Foautaia 10 the ooanty using glass con
,a.gsFz toF syrsps, thus preventing any poison
Gus matter from tho action OF the syrup on the
containers.
oNE HUNDRED LADIES WANTED,
AID 100 men TO caN on any druggist Tor a
frse tgial package Of Lanes Family Medicine,
the great root and herb remedy. discovered by
DIR. Silas Lane while ia the Rocky Mountains.
For diseases az the blood, liver and kidneys
il i q p0sitise cure. For constipation aud
clearing up the complexion il does wonders.
Children ike Il. Everyone praises it. Large
sizs package 30 cents. A, all druggists. l
Sample Free; ask your siorekeeper for II;
Electric Paste Stove Polish. no dast, dirt or
labor Babylon 4 Gilbert, Westminster,
Nd, wholesale agents. lSt
c. Frank Beaver has moved his Sale Sta.
bles from No. 100 East Green stFeet, West
minister, 20 the corner Of Green and Sycamore
streets, where be will be pleased TO see his
friends aud the public generally.
HILLS celebrated Horse and Cattle Powder.
for sale by L. o. Grimes.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-05-25

The building enterprise has been progress.
ing, aud those who could have been pushing
their new structures forward to completion.
The wet weather has stayed operations, but it
has had a wonderful effect upon the growing
grain and grass, which is looking remarkably
fine Large yields are expected. The oats
fields are heavily set, and the early planted
corn is coming up nicely. Many have planted
large crops of potatoes again, and the potato
beetles are here in full force, ready for their
feast Of destruction.
Carroll, son of Mr.. Columbus A. Shipley,
is very i'll at present, aud has been for several
DAYS. DR.. Jas. p. Summers is the attending
physician.
Many of our farmers are hauling away their
surplus hay crops to the Baltimore markets,
where they are receiving high prices.
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MARRIED.

On May 7, 1880, in Taneytown, by Rev.
John L. Delaney, Jacob J. Shoemaker, of
Gettysburg, Pa, and Miss Annie +. Briegh-
ner, Of Taneytown, Nd.
On May Dist, 1889, at the home of the
brides parents near New Windsor, Md, by
Rev. F. W. Stoner, Jacob NJ. Fahrney, of
waynesboro', Pa. and Miss Fannie E, Engler,
Of the above place.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-05-25

NEw ApYERTIsEMENrs.

Mortgages Sale ola Valuable Ferm-John
f. b. Weaver, Mortgage.
Potato Bugs-Roy!e's Drug Store, Main
Street. Westminster, Md.
l.umber-Wade II. b. War6eld, Main
Street. Sykesyille, Nd.
Briek2Henry Kendall oursler & Co,
Westminster, Nd.
At Private Sale-John c. Frizell, Agent,
Westminster, Nd.
Warning Notice-Elzl Wisner Shatfer,
Union Mills, Md.
Legal Notices. List of Unclaimed Matter.
Ice Cream and Strawberry Festivals.
Sale at Administrations i Ails.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-05-25

The News, of Galveston, Texas, has re-
ceived information from 2l5 points in log
counties, of the average date of May 18th,
respecting the cotton crop. All of the in
formation is very favorable, and if the present
conditions continue a very large crop will be
made.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-05-25

The clerk reported amount Of unsolicited
taxes due corporation to be 81, lO4: o., and
S247. As due for pavements laid. Liabilities
Bonds, 81, 900; bills approved, S237. a; bills
payable, $500; gas to Jan. LIST, 1889, S369. 40;
due Water Company, 1907. Is; total, s., . 4. o.,
Messrs. F. X. Herr and Theodore DER,
appointed to examine the accounts OF the
clerk, collector and treasurer, reported them
correct and properly vouched for.
The Mayor, Milton Schaeiier, before re-
firing from his office made some remarks, IN
which he spoke of the numerous street i'm.
provements made during his ineumbency, and
in very pleasing speech handed the keys OF
the city to the Mayor elect, +. X. Herr, after
which the Council adjourned.
The new Board organized by electing Iheo.
Derr president and c. H. Baughman secre-
tary. The clerk presented the oath of the
Mayor, and Messrs Theodore Derr, James J:
Roller, Henry |. Wilson, Jacob Elgen and
John I. Anders, Councilmen. elect, took the
oath of Office before Justice Matthews. Chas.
II. Baughman was appointed clerk and col
lector, Henry l. Wilson treasurer, X. c.
Matthews baililf and street commissioner.
The appointments were confirmed. Charles
+. Fink, Esq, was elected counsellor.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-05-25

With d strong recommendation Cor mercy.
j. Hmlrr & Bro. vs.. Farmers aud Mech.
National Bank Of Westminster; appeal from
Wm. Moore; before jury; judgment for appel.
lee Tor $50 OS; Bond for appellant; Mckeiip
4 Clabaugh and Roberts for appellee.
The Grand Jury was discharged on Thurs
DAY. Following IS their reUort to the Court
The rraud Jurors respectfully submit 90 your
Houdrs that they have caTvtuly aud thoroughly cN-
pinned into all matters brought % their consleEA
aa In the course q their Investigations they have
examiaci 10 witnesses. which resulted IN the und
ing fig True Bills They have visited the 81 AMI
End % ia - good conditions A. could hc expected
considering the axe % The building. The grand
Jurors congratulate the Cont that there has noi
bteu q single substantial complaint Of the violation
a; The law hy The selling 81 liquor g. minors ns au
Sunday The cetcfuAl prosecution nt the avs herc-
togarr has evidently produced that good result
Having us suEEcSfians ~ recommendation % ufcT
10 DE Iaurg they respectfully AK - te discharged
ItCpg }. WEASNa- ia. Foreman
John Feeser ". J. Jacob Fce,er and Pa5l
Rsi1icker. administrators appeal from j.
Wm EarhaFt; before jary; on trial Shea re-
por, closed. MAalsby ard Roberts for appel
liant: Reitsnidcr { Rci;snider for apprilees.
JudEc jones arrived ou Monday and Py->id-
"a with Judge Smith.
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The Old and the New.

The Mayor and Common Council met on
Monday night to close up the business OF the
year, preparatory to vacating their offices.
The treasurer presented his annual statement
including receipts and disbursements from
Nav 2lst, 1888, to May Goth, 1889, showing
receipts, including balance in hand, SlSS.O2'
last year, aud Water Company collections, to
be 81, SIS. GA; expenditures, 81, 1888. lS balance
in hand. $780, as. The clerk presented a
statement of expenses as follows:
Office expenses-rent, light, fuel, &c S 8o.55
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-05-25

The Maryland Diocesan Protestant Episeo-
nal Convention, in session in Washington,
passed resolutions in opposition to any change
In the name Of the Church The old Stand
ing Committee was reelected, and the con-
vention adjourned till May next to meet in
Baltimore.
In the Circuit Court for Talbot county, the
petition of the State Attorney for forfeiture
of the charters of the social clubs Of Easton
and St Michaels, was taken up on Wednesday.
The jury brought in verdict for defendants
and tbs clubs stand. The case viii! be sent
up to the Court of Appeals
In the cemetery at the Quaker Meeting
House near Easton, is this inscription on
marble headstone-"Robe Smith, aged 100
years. Died May 9th 1873.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-05-25

The Louisville aud Nashville Railroad has
discharged nearly all the freight conductors
on the division of the road centeringiu Nash
Vile, Tennessee. All the passenger con.
ductors on the main stem, the Henderson and
the Nashville and Decatur divisions have
been dismissed except eight, and their places
have been filled by freight conductors. No
reason for the action has been assigned.
On Wednesday night the body of DR.. P.
H. Cronir, of Chicago, who mysteriously dis
appeared about two weeks ago, was found IN a
sewer in the northern part Of the city. The
body was naked and around the head was a
bloody towel.
In Princess Anne county, Va, Wednesday
night the residence of the Rev. f. c. Clarke,
| Baptist minister, was burned, and Mr..
Clarke and four other inmates of the house
J persisted in the flames.
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THE MARKETS.

WESTMINSTER MARKETS.
Wholesale Prices by Z. o. Grimes & Co.
FRIDAY, Nav "a, 1889.
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PROBATE COURT PROCEEDINGS

MAY 13.-Last viii and testament of Jacob
Els admitted to probate and record.
Last will and testament of John Welch, de-
ceased, produced and offered for probate.
Distributive account filed by Henry Rohrs,
admr. of the estate of Lewis Rohrbaugh, de-
ceased.
Appeal bond filed BY Wilamena Ritter in
the matter of the settlement of the final ac-
count of the estate of Peter Ritter, deceased.
Second account of A. NJ. Willard, admr. of
the estate of ]. Bales, settled.
MAY H.-Last will and testament of Henry
st. John, deceased, admitted to record.
Second account of A. M. Gidley, guardian
of E. Shaffner, filed.
Last will and testament of W. Fauver pro-
bated.
H. A. Fauver appointed administrator with
will annexed of the estate of W. Fauver, de
ceased.
Final account of Mary jackson, admrx. of
the estate of Noah jackson, deceased, set
tied.
Deed of assignment of A. z. Bryan to J. R.
Lamb, filed.
J. &. Lamb appointed assignee of A. z.
Bryan. 81. tL...s
Last will and testament of Tobias Knipp
probated.
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sAERIFF's SALE.

Robert M. Clifton. et al.


Robert NJ. Clifton. ct Al.
0rderof Salefrom Henry yoOuntYcourtofC Common
o. aa-=Plaun. -9.sss
By virtue Of order Of sale Issued from the above
named court and 70 me direoted - Sherin Of Henry
county, VIII oner st public sale at the north door
OF the court house, IN Napoleon, Ohio, on
Saturday. June lst, 1889,
Atthe hour OF o'doe p. m, ofsaid day, the FOL
lowngd gdesoribed real ests te Henrycoun-
ty, Ohio, ,to-wiT:
rhe southeast quarter OF the southeast quarter OF
section number eighteen (ls). town six (6l, north
range six (6) east, In Henry county, ohiO.
Also fiteen scres out Of the northeast quarter OF
the southeast quarter Of section eighteen 6), town
six 6, north Of range six east In said county Of
Henry. Ohio, commencing at the northwest corner
Of said southeast quarter Of the southeast quarter
thence north sixty rods; thence east forty rods I;
thence south sixty rods thence west 10 the place Of
beginning, contaiIing in all foy-nye acres OF land
more or less.
First described tract appraised at S2l50.
Second described tract appraised $500.
Total appraisement $3.50.
Terms of Sale, Cash
EFT. BARNES,
SHERIFF. Henry county Ohio.
II. @. Baker, attorney for plaintiff.
Napoleon, o., April 81, 1889. Sli 10.
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MCCLURE, O., May Goth, 1899

Mcclure to the front once more.
We have fine weather at present.
Glenn Creager and F. Cromwell were in the
village Saturday evening.
Decoration Day will soon be here.
Mr.. Roberts, of Mcclure. has not been ex-
pected to live for week past.
Our assessor is done canvassing for this
year. a&.2 tBt.t
John Patterson is convalescing.
Cut-worms are moving things as they go.
Potato bugs are very bad everywhere this
year. ssse 81 8E ss ~
Quite an ungentlemanly trick was played
at the factory Sunday morning between five
and six o'clock. which caused the boss to call
ont his men to work on Sunday. Some
scamps let the water out of the tank and med
died with tho machinery.
DR.. H. P. Haag has quite practice in and
about this place. ARGUS.
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MARKET REVIEW,

Quotations From Cincinnati and Else
where for May 20.
:. WHEAT-y5DS6c.
CORN-3AN3Sc!
WOOL--Unwashed, fine marino, ls0l9c:
one-fourth blood combing, 2a024c: medium
delaine. and combing 25b3Bc; braid, l6D1Sc;
melinm combing, 25@98c; fleece washed, fine
28l30c; delaine fleece. D03lc.
HAY-No. l timothy, ST. 50 No. 2, So 90:
prairie. 81 zoos 80; wheat, oats and rye straw,
$6 coat GO.
CATTLE-Good to choice butchers, s. 5O0
A00; fair So s503 40: common, 81 5OA2 so:
stockers and feeders, g 0D04 90: yearlings
and calves 81 50D3 26
HOGS Select butchers, o. sO04 40; fair to
good packing. 3A 80: fair to good light.
81 S51D4s 80. common, 50 65n4 10.
SHEEP Common to fair, 50 COOS 90; good
to choice: sHT6SD4 IS.
I .LAAIBsS-S5 soar Oa. -
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JUMBO.
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Receipts Of wool the past week: A633 bales
domestic and dzi2 bales foreign; sales 800 AOl
pounds domestic and 3sS, 900 pounds foreign.
Quotations.: Ohio XXX 35c, do Xxx 33M3lc.
do x 3sc. do No. 360s7c. Michigan < 30
oslo, do No. Soc, fine Ohio delaine Soc,
Michigan do 34QDs5c, understandable, 280s4c,
do Ohio 2509Bc, No. l. Ohio combing SOC,
do Michigan 3sc, unwashed Ohio 2a0S3c, do
Michigan :l@s2c. Kentucky 3s-hlooi combing
30, ken 'cSy .4-blooi c0mhily &c. Mis-
souri, Js-,lo9i com ing 2StD.9e, Missouri "a
blood cOmuing S7OsSc, las nne u months %
@23c, do to months iS02sc, do ls months
medium 3024c, do to y months 2OM93o,
Texas fall line 17Na0c, do medium l9023c,
Georgia 27129c, California Northern spring
free 25925e. do Southern 13017c, do bury
W0D12c, free tall 18d2lc, Southern fall l3l18c,
Eastern Olegon ordinary 15D17c, do do
choice 1S0D21c, Valley Oregon No. Il 25Sl3jc, do
do No. &c, do do No. 32IQO25c, Territory fine
l50l8c, do fine medium 1sdD22c, do coarse 1T@
l9c, Kansas choice fine 1S613lc, do medium 2lN
&c, Montana fine choice 23c, do average 2O6
2lc, fine medium choice 22024c, do do average
NN22c, medium choice 25@27c, do average %
OeSc. low 18GD20c, Maine supers l0042c, east
ern A 33D38c, eastern b 3203ic, western supers
2W28c, combing pulled 3alD42c, extra 2S@8sc.
Monteviedo 2g030c, Australian cr0ss-bred 40
@i2c. Australian combing. 3041c, Australian
clothing 36@40c, Cape 26028c.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
E. J. Kendall and Minnie Bellinger.
They Back it Up.

The superior merits, as blood purifier and
invigorating tonic, possessed by DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical discovery, warrant its manu-
facturers in selling it Gas they are doing
through druggists) under positive guaran-
tee that, if given fair trial, it will cure all
diseases arising from q deranged or tor pid
liver, as indigestion, or dyspepsia, and all
humors, or blood taints, from whatever cause
arising, as skin, scalp and scrofulous affec-
tions. The terms are, a benefit or cure, or
money returned.