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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-03-14

Maj. Stacy went to Nashville
esterday to remain day or two
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-03-14

James Sutton, 20 years old. COM
mitted suicide near Haydentowp,
because of disappointment IN love.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-03-14

For the benefit of those who alb
hor printers ink as prime factor
to the advancement to their inter.
est, we would state that Sampson
the strong party was the first
man to advertise. He took two
solid columns to demonstrate his
strength, and several thousand peo
pie "tumblea" to the scheme. lie
brought down the honse..-X.
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Mr.. Jim Rivers has been sick this
week but is some better.
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ADDRESS Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK
New Orleans, La.
u EMEMBER, that the payment Of
~ Prizes is GUARANTEED by FOUR
BANKS of New Orleans,
and the Tickets are signed by the President
of an Institution whose chartered rights
are recognized in the highest eourts; there
fore, beware of any limitations or enony-
nous schemes.
ONE DOLLAR is the price of the small
" est part or fraction of a Ticket ISSu L. ID
BY US in any Drawing. Anything in our
name offered for less than a Dollar is q
Sw
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y1ls('ls|l

ITO RIA L q U l d Il.
fSee-Pfoneer Seed Catalogue Of America,
Cn,nplefs sf of Vegetables Flowers Bulbs and Small
Fr1i1 With descriptions and prices. New shape. rev
Type souslstsly revised and iaprovsd Contains mere
vertetes Than other catalogue printed. eleeart
cososed pases slez inches and froniispiece Eysyv
erson Nho owns foot Of land ~ cpltivntes plant
shon,d have copy. Price OF yIcK's FLORAL GvJnE.
conainn ihcata good for IS cents worth Of see
only Is cents JAMEsskiCh sEEDSMAN;
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-03-14

The retirement OF Senator Chand-
Ter may be regarded as very much
of a rift IN the sky.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-03-14

Sixteen states Of the Union, says
the Memphis Appeal, have a COM
pulsory school law upon the stat
ute book, while one state enforces
its law. The one state deserving
honorable mention is Massachu-
setts. Yet, in spite Of rather
strip gent enforcement of the law.
so far as it goes, there were, 10
consequence OF it's meagerness,
no less than 10000 children under
sixteen years of age employed IN
the textile mills alone in that state
last year. So hardened are the
manufacturers in the disease now
recognized as a form of insanity
and kncwn as "the greed of gain
Anything, even the destruction o.
the minds and hearts OF The chill
dren SO they can increase their per
centage ofprofts.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-03-14

Go to j. s. Childers & Go,
for Grass SEEDS.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-03-14

1t is better to sow Hungarian
grass so as to have it thick. Five
pecks OF seed per acre may be used.
If smaller portion of seed be sown
the stalks may be rather coarse.
The crop of grass should be cut Of
ten and as soon as it is high enough
so as to have the hay from 1t fine
and tender. Being gross feeder.
and shading the ground well, 1t
kills weeds aud is assisted in so do
ing also by frequent moving.
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Grand Monthly Drawing


In the Academy of Music. New Orleanr,
Tuesday ApYil 18th 1889
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-03-14
,IeatherwOOd.
AY CHEAP JOHN.

AS no one has written from our
little creek for some time l have
concluded to give you few items.
The school at Maclins school
house under the efficient charge Of
Pref. Wick Morley is in fine prog
resa with about 40 nunils In attend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-08
PUBLIC ADJUSTMENTS.

ALBAUGH's OPERA House was crowded last
night to Its utmost limits. The attraction was
Sol Smith Russell IN the comedy drama, "A
Poor Relation" Mr.. Russell has occupied a
high psition for many years a. a comedian of
genuine ability. his role last night gave him
ample opportunity to vent his witticlsms var Ied
by number OF well-renderod songs aud the
large audience testified its appreciation of his
work by unsintod applause. Miss Maud Has
ford as Etooor Faye produced an excellent
effect. while Miss Grace FlkIns and Miss Os-
burne also appeared to advantage. The scenery
was appropriate and effective.
AT THE NATIoNAL.-Primro-e and West gave
their usual good minstrel performance last
night TO a crowded house. Master Eddie ABB
bott will make his first appearance at tomor-
rows matinee a rival 10 Hermann
Harris BIJoU-Miss Helen Barry in "A
Possible Case" attracted large audience last
night at the Bjou, and gave a very intelligent
and entertaining performance. She will re-
main during the week.
kERNANs.-Tony Pastors great speciality
company, which includes some OF the brightest
stars OF the variety profession. played TO
crowded houses at kernaBs yesterday They
will hold the boards Tor the rest of the week
The GLoBE.-The female minstrel troupe
made a hit last night The various songs and
dances with which this weeks bill is inter-
spersed make an interesting performance.
Sl.20 TO BALTIMORE AND RETURN VIA BALrT-
MORE AND OHTo-Iicke;s sold October to H.
good until the 18th. Take the Baltimore and
Ohio. the only 45-minute line. See time table,
other column.
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THE VIRGINIA CAMPAIGN.
Republicans and Prohibitionists Com
bine, and Democrats viii Go Fishing.

special to the Baltimore Sun from Accomao
Court House. Va, says: The democratic leaders
are making desperate efforts to enthuse the
people, but as yet the people have not shown
much disposition to be enthused. Mr.. Good
wyn Joynes, the prohibition candidate for the
state senate, is making a close and active can
vass. He is principal of the public school ut
Onancock and teaches all day, and then rides
ten or fifteen miles and makes speeches at
night. The democrats have a large majority
in the district, and heretofore the republicans
have fought against hope. 1t is now pretty
well understood that the republicans will make
no nominations, but will support the prohibi.
ton candida'es for the senate and house Of
delegates. 1be action OF the last democratic
legislature in granting away Hog Island fats,
in the Potomac river, to Charles Lewis. has
created profound dissatisfaction here among
the oystermen, hitherto the most reliable DEM
ocratic element IN this section. Ii il not
expected that any considerable number OF
oystermen will vote against the democratic
candidates, but il is believed that many will go
q fishing on election day, and this is what
makes the average democrat here SO serious
whenever the subject of politics is mentioned
Unless the Accomac democrats look sharp their
craft will get badly stuck in the mud on Hog
Island fats.
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BUSINESS CHANCES


Is An heir oNnine onei x,eenth q the above E.,a..
w Yf.
Star once. ocs-:Sts
a.,s sAt j Ss5R. RS 2. S.I. .I5s
, ss ave miEu;es walk tro gders Home nun
ariiaT all the year; modern Improve ents' Pa .it
t.culsg of " ii. EDoA" u,.E- 5, $40 ST, ocs-5t.
WANTED-AN ACTIVE PARTNER n THE REAL
have good 80 st complete set Of Plat Seoss
nes yc M sut,ra sc SAFE dong good bust
So Star Office. ~ ocs-s I:h
1. Oh sALE-GKOCERY. WHOLESALE AND kE-
or Part e. f.i.p &Sd w
5. JACKSON. Atty. 1855 a2d st NV oe7-iot:
WANTLD-A POSITION. OF. TRUST. WILLING
would like partnership IN some lucrative business.
Address Box 5s. star Office. oc7-3t.
EoR sALE-A GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE
ps Sn oS d s a. 5000 5Yapfe M z SOLD cheap
EoR sALE-sToGK, FIXTURES AND GOOD
r r PARTICULARS address or apply to L. srA4GAtD-
w, stock and fixtures, $500
Gro cry. Liquor and frov.s Store in n W., license
one Of the best Business stands IN south Washing
ton Tl,h pI1e s3Gon stock at inventory
Tor stock and fixtures J hSsIiS snSsnseed
oc5-3t go + st.n.w
WANTED-S1OQ00 TO ENLARGE A WELL-ES-
Wv d taSshsd good businesses Address B.
WANTED-SIO0OO0B BY ONE OR MORE PARTIE s
to put all addition TO one OF the finest, well known
ald over er annum Oh the Investment. Better than
lie best gold mine. Address BPG sIsrofioe. o5-3t'
WANTED-S25, OoO-ACTIN Z OK SILENT PART
ner in 9Le OF the best Paying businesses Address
'VEA AND COFFEE STORE FOR SALE AT B4R.
a. gam So9d place t9r avs -ran Location num-
oc5-3t A'''' W AA"' "AA' '0i ''H ST. S~
WANTED-TO BORROW, ON FIRST-CLASs
w Gouaty Properly : 1000 at per cent; title
ITOR sALE-AN ELEGANT DkUG STORE DOING
e sa 9Iod 1o business o prncii, thoronghiare Win
retire from business long lease can be Obtained on
B. II WARNER CO.,
oc4-3t S10 f ST. NV.
RELT LINE STOCK
BOUGHT AND SOLD
oc2-1w Box 1874, Star Office.
E,OR SALE-s2,200 WILL BUY NEW AND HAND
i some Furniture Of completely furnished Broom
silver Ware CHINA sc. il fashionable lucsty; cost
$500; S.ner going abroad. Box l33. Star office
R1CH & CO.. BANKERS,
IL Obs 18Th ST.
LOANS AND DISCOUNTS A SPECIALITY.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON TINE DEPOSITS.
A NY ONE DESI. Ing sAFE INVESTMENTS IN
IA our Local Stocks or Bonds should call on
LOUIS CUNNINGHAM,
10th aud F.
Money to loan on collateral security. seI7-lm
TNO LEASE FOR TERM OF WARS, A DESIR-
able Business Property in the best square on + St
NV Address Box 80, Star office. se2O-3w
sSINHE WORLD DO MovE"-REMEMBER THE
Terrestrial Clock" RAMSAY has cut the
Warranted one year 81 all clock and 1ewery work a.
NE ne, lowest Prices IL TIE ciy; We aeiy competition
IZ<4 Al. NV aul7
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Mrs. Hamilton kept all the other female
prisoners in the Trenton, N. J., peniten-
tiary awake with her cries Saturday and
Sunday nights, and once when she became
hysterical she called out: "oh. Raw, for Gods
sake get me out of herei" The one thing Mira
has been in the habit of using the drug from
childhood and il is very hard 10 break il of
80 suddenly. The prison authorities do not
allow the use Of drugs TO any prisoner unless
they are ordered by the prison physician. She
will not be put TO work for several days and
until she becomes accustomed to her new life.
Neither will she be subjected TO the ordeal of
having her description taken for the prison
record book until the matron decides that she
IL In condition TO stand the additional strain on
her nervous system
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-08
Fred May 10 back in New York.
ny y RauAtu.n ~ NJ. VoxL IN avn

Fred May 10 back in New York.
DIR. j. Z. Kaufman of New York, an expert
IN the Kemmler murder appeal case, h suing
his wife, Minnie Seligman. the Leading lady IN
''The Suspect" company, for divorce ON the
statutory ground
Registrar Robinson's shortage at Brown uni
versity 10 e6.00o. Ex-Prssidout Robinson VIII
make 10 good
Madame Alburtine, the sctress, isdesd.
Bob burdettss last sermon In has church
nser PhiladslphiA. Sunday, vas rewarded viii
. "a vassh cd ehAaA
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Il
i POO Cleveland avenue NV. 2-story brick 8
rooms, water and gas, S1.700.
244 2:3d st. u.w. BET. and F. 2-story rooms
brick, hall, water and gas, SL75Q
,r 4US sssimont avenue, E.stSry brick. rooms,
396 bet 9TH and Sth SITS me-. 2-story brick
sUs VS.. NV. cor. Portner place. 2-story brick
rooms and cellar, $4,000.
BOB 2lst bet. l. and NJ sts- W., 3-story brick, 8
rooms, $4,000.
Sl3 Intersection Of Mass ave-, and Sd SITS me-,
hne location, 3-stOry and base brick rooms can
be purchased on easy terms, $4,000
$50. Blake ST NV, history and basement brick. q
rooms and bath $500.
2O2 o bet Ii and 9TH SITS. NV, 2-story and base
men brick, 10 rooms aud bath, 81. 600.
1913 GRAFT place p.w, 2-story y rooms brick in
central location. only $1,000,
113 bet I'd aud Sd SITS NV, 2-story and cellsr
brick, Gil modern improvements, 81. BOO
3S1 10Th bet. I and U SITS NV beautiful two.
story, rooms and bath, brick, 81 800.
40S. bet. 9th and 10th SITS. NV 2 frame bouses
lots s. 9x6O each. Both 81, $50
IA 2lst bet H and sits. W., 3-story and cellar
brick, l3 rooms, all modern improve ments, IS 300.
24l l4th street near q st. W.. 2 frame houses, 6
and rooms, for both $4,000
$50 3lst bet and q SITS, Georgetown, elegant g.
story and basement BRICK, $4,000
249 3lst st bet NJ aud N sts, Georgetown g.
story and basement brick. Is rooms, all modern i'm.
provements.
Our office will be closed on Tuesday October g. after
10 O'Clock q. m.
B. II. WARNER & CO.,
r al
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Excursions TO BALrrxoRr VIA BALTIMORE AND
OHIo.-Sl.20 for the round trip October 10 II,
good until the 18th. The Baltimore and Ohio
| u the only 45-minute line.
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FoRTY-FTvE MINUTES TO BALTIMoRE.-Take
the Baltimore and Ohio 45-mInute flyers on
your trip TO the monumental city. Sl.20 for
the round trip from October to IL, good un-
til October II inclusive.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
LOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
l. FINE COUNTRY RESIDENCE
NEAR PRINCETON, Nj.

l. rlNE CODN Ih1 RESIDENCE
oN THE HlGH hHH PkfffS PRINCETON 70 TRENTON
A highly improved Country Place. situated nearly
two miles from Princeton college and three miles from
Lawrenceville The location is high, beautiful and
state VI cultivation improvements CO n Isl of me
Brick and Frame Mansion containing rooms all in
iuruace CRATES aud open ire places 4 ne ontGuiId,
iLgs are large and complete, with plenty OF water
cattle.
in fine stand of twelve OF meadow watered
by never-ialing streams twelve acres of wheat and
come in corn oats and truck; also a hue orchard Of
choicest frui 5 Of ali varieties
rounded Oy ine old trees Of various species.
lhls beautiful and valuable property the home
and in all its appointments is considered by good
judges to be most eoln lete country hone.
terms or will be exchanged tor property III near
For sale by vN.HuYcK.
Or address Po. Box 42s. Washington, DC &c oc7set
IGOR SALE-THAT VALUABLE LITTLE FARM
l. Known as the Henry SIipley place, on the Mont
gToyed w FH1a one ne SG a IN TOM o. Laurel
corn house Plenty OF good water an a fine site for
splEi 4ITs It sw &C. &C. Apply 10 j
Los SALE : HlAITsVILLE ONE s-ROOM
properly within q miles OF Hyattsviiie The
s,roo! Frame Dwelling, DEPOT: all in frst-class
ORDER ana ON easy terms. Also Lumber beauti-
July located Lots, very cheap
FOR sale-Bladensb urg-S-coom Frame House, with
all outbuildInss; lot acre; beautifully located:
abundance OF Iruit $1,000.
Broom Dwelling, with all outbuildngs, fine yard;
pretty location; residence of physician twenty
years Practice with good will &C; best opportunity
IN the state for young phys clan
number Of Lots; well located and convenient to
depot: very cheap.
Several Houses. Farms of various sizes, Lots at
Landover and other stations near Washington ON b.
aud ?. i: H.; terms easy. Apply to DUIKErI
FORD. OIL ST. nw or ladensburg. Md. oc5-2w
located in Maryland. Virginia and the District of
Columbia For inio rnation apply to
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oc'-3t 6U9 I st. w,
tNDi. SALE-5 AChE.S A. A NIIUA-I. ~ ACn RI.
lots at Tacoma Park. only to persons who will
build. Very near station. LOUIS T. SHOEMAKER
o-Of ST. NV. 5-:St
4. OK SAI-E--41S ACnES Or LA..D NEAl. IA
L couIa lark, improved 10y frame dwelling and stable
near station, with fine view. LOUIS p. SHOE
MAKEh. $40 + st NV oc5-3t
4. Oh SAl.E-NEAit BIIUH WOOD. 7-koUM COT
i tase, acres. fine view nice shade, good water;
near posed park hve minutes walk of 9TH ST. cars
&3,oUO. hEDEORD ". MAIKER,
oco-3t 1006 81. NV.
FLORIDA ORANGE GROVES AND GARDEN
Il Lands for Sale or Exchange. We have millions Of
acres TOR sale and can suit all. M. REM co, 02l
l~tn ST. NV, washington, ID. =. oco-0ts
1fOR SALE-VALUABLEF FARM AND MILL PROP
Il erty near hoe ville Nary Full particulars
WI! be furnished on application to ANDERSON 4
BOUlC, Attys, Rockville Md. or the subscribers s
C. IElRS, Bean P.O-, Nd Il. NJ VEIRS, Rockville
Md, seI3.tuSs-4ws
1, OR SALOON METROPOLITAN BRANCH b.
o., Lots Cottages, Country HOMES and arms on
easy terms Dairy Farms. D to 400 acres
COOKE d. LUCKETT.
oc4-lm 935 st.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

EoR RENT-TO HE RIGHT PARTY. A HOUSE
OF ~ rooms IN very desirable locality rent t. a
IN ooArd- Address Boz : I, star Gffic-. o S-6ts
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FURNISHED HOUSES

vHOR RENT-BRICK. l7Ol 9TH ST. NV, II
= rooms. 500, Brick. 1913 I'm ST. NV. ms
sou; Drck l4lO -. NV, 10 rOOIns, 80: Brick.
1871 18th st NV. rUoms, ss7.5U; Brick l226 sth
81 Nv . rooms, s22 30: Erame, 1929 9th st NV,
IoOuls. =, Brick. 1911 9th St w. rooms. go;
bTleA ~ ~ si ne > rooms, Frame. 81 LIST st
Sc, . TOons, ~ Brick 1918 Marysn ave. u e. q
roonis. u 20: Brick. 1910 st e, ROOMS, 10
-a4.Ie LII st ne. . rooms, e.: Office Room
obi
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Il ll2O tn NV, 15l SIS
$ T. Cor ~ & Nn.e.. 1890
Ala VI u. G.. store & 5r....J
3l3 l314 ST. s-w., 7r. 1880
34l l4th At. NV, 4r II
3US POneroy, st.&5rI2.5O
2O22 Col. GRACE, Ar. 10
kesr I 20 VT. av. stable. d
oc5-.It. A s. CA
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GIG to $50 Nd. ave.
s.w..b.h.........Sls,OOO
z2lU to 2234 Boy
NV. b.h., Ar.
2024 to 2042 Bound
airy n. w., b b., Ar. 1900
22l1 TO 2229 10Th az.
NV. b. b.. 5r.....l3,OOO
1921 to 1929 c st. and
1914 to 1922 Harri-
son ave. Sc, b. h., 4
and Or. ..-::....-12,OO0
7ci' to 109 f.r ii;;E'ooo
ct. n. W., b. b. 5000
/ to 6 alley bet. 18th
and 18th, II and N
Ilisaai; to i,i5i1 ESD e 81
NV. eh., Ar. 5000
406 AID 4os nth ct.
s.w.. b. h., Or. IS. 900
~oS io1H ST. s.w., L.,
MI. Sr. 3, 900
1l3 II st. IL e., b. h.,
T.......:....;..... a. $50
216 to 222 18th st. and
Kentucky ave-, bet.
S.C.aye. and b st.s.e.,
f.h...:...............4, 900
BOZ 9Th st. Sc, b.n.,
Or. 3,OOO
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4:}9 9th st. n w., l3r. .S75
| 1904 L st. n " iT. ..3S So
40 ] st.n.w., store. 20
1910 4th st. Il. W ,6r. Is. 80
9.j1 Il ST.. stable. lib
1O9 Irwin st. NV, 5r. =. 10
21o AZ st.n.w., office rms.
WOOD. 033 9th st.n.H.
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BULLETINS CAN BE OBTAINED AT OUR OF.
IiCE IhESE HOUSES CAN BE INSPECTED
ONLY BY PERMITS FROM OUR OFFICE
HILL JOHNSTON,
oco-s.tu,th 1903 Penn. aven.w
E,OR RENT-THAT DESIRABLE HOUSE 1882 r
1 ST.; '5-story and Basement Brick, 10 rooms, Is
closets cherry mantels, &C.. will lease for one
three years. $40. N. NJ. PARKER,
ocf-Ot l41S st.
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kOn NJ $50 TO sc Cd OF. me-, g
leaO(ofC 81 vt ,o.sJbI rSb.t e25
1870 MaIAch II .7rSb 81 lil \ Al er Swnter ia 40
1884 Walsch -, 7r.&o 20
ocs-3t KUSI L HUNGERFORD 624 l4th q,
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Oh kESl by r. o., HOFFMAN. REAL Is
u tAIe AID I.surzncs Broker. 10Th ana sts. u ~
HOUSES
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THE THREE STORY BRICK RESIDENCE,
NO. 112S ISL. NV.
POSITIVE BARGAIN.
This house contain about II rooms including ba th
room Lot 20xl00 to alley. Will EXCHANGE ioI
New York city property. For permit to INSPECT and
oc7-6t
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

IGOR SAL E-THREE-sToRY BRICK On CORNER;
containing II rooms. bath and large closets ia ali
the rooms: only occupied one year since completed;
can give possesstsn At once; price Q 10. 900.
HILL JOHNSTON,
oeS-3t 1908 Pa. ave. NV.
IIOR sATE-B7 FIsH.k MILLER, 1918 r ST n
Nv, Neat Brich Hous rooms, all mod. imp on
bet 9th and 9TH e.for few days only at ~ 500
his lie . bargain ocS-3t
EoR sALE.-THE CORNER OF 4TH AND N ST
INV, New 7-room Brick: splendidly built, slate
mantels mirrors, speak tubes, lstrobes and open
hre places For price and terms apply to SAMUEL
BIEBEh, p02 Penn. ave. NV. ocS-5t
1TOR sALE-4O3 4O5, 4O7 ST NE, NEW
Houses; slate mantels, mirrors, stationary wash
SAMUEL BIESER eoa fenn .1 ea n ss' ' ods,
EoR sALE-TwO NEW GROOM BRICK HOUSES,
on 9TH near y st Q. all mol. inns. easy terms
price. $4,000 each SAMUEL BfkBEh,
oco-ot Su2 Pa ave. n. ".
EOE sALE-CORNER OF Sd AND SITS F.
J. New 7-room House. all mod i'm hIme at .
bargain. SAMUEL B1EBER.
oco-ot SO2 Ia we. II. ".
EoR sALE.THAT NEAT LITTLE BRICK RESI-.
L dencc, 7OS Sd st. D. 9. For pr1ce and terms
apply TO SAMUEL BlEBER,
ocS-5t g02 Pa ".
Tor sALE-s3l0O WILL Buy NEW GROOM
Il Residence on 9th ST., bet aud NJ SITS. Q.
all mod. imps. and we'll built
SAMUEL BlEBER,
ocS-5t 9O2 Pa ave, n. ".
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FOR RRNT-1s29 N ST. NV. IL ROOMS: IN
u Periect order: $40. VIC DUY AL,
OtS-ot al
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A NY ONE DESI Ing SAFE INVESTMENTS IN
"A our Local Stocks or Bonds should call on
LOUIS CUNNINGHAM
and
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-04-25
Cousumnttou Cured

An old physician retired from active
practice having had placed in his hands
by an east Indian missionary the
formula for a certain simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and perm anent
cure of Consumption, Bronchitis,
Catarrh, Asthma and all Throa t and
Lung troubles, after having thorO, lghly
tested its wonderful curative powers in
thousands of cases, feels it his duty to
make it known to his suffering fellO VS..
The receipt sent FLEE to all who may
desire it with fun directions for pre-
pairing and successfully using. Ad-
dress, naming this paper,
Ill DIR. NJ. E. CvsS,
21O Grand-st., Jersey City, N. j.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-04-25
Snecial to the Ladies'.

Mrs. Wood is selling her spring
millinery at reduced rates, la order to
get it out of the way for the mid
summer stock, which she will select
in the east about the first of May.
At that date her stock will be removed
to the Welles building, second door
west of present location. Ladies, call
early and get the best selections
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-04-25

GREAT BEND has the best prospects
for solid improvement of any town in
the Arkansas valley. She is not look
ing for any wild boom, any unhealthy
growth that flashes up fer time and
then dies with a ''sickening thud," as
surely onward to prosperity. She has
all the elements of success in her and
about her.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-04-25

Persons looking for good homes, in
a good country, among good people.
should take good look over Barton
county. We have gone through the
experimental stage, and are now down
to thorough business.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-04-25

Fred Miller came near having a
conhagration at his house Sunday
night. The oil in lamp caught on
fire in some manner. but Fred grabbed
it and flung it out to the door. 1t
bursted upon striking the floor,
but the flames were soon extinguished
by few buckets of water.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-04-25

The Oklahoma boomers have taken
all the tools with them necessary for
early planting -revolvers, bowie
knives and red ticker.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-04-25

KINGMAN's salt shaft has nov
reached the bed Of rock salt, and
mining will be prosecuted right along
This is the only place where rock sal
is mined west of New Yor K and north
of Louisiana.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-04-25
She Was Completely Cured.

She Was Completely Cured.
A daughter of my customer suffered
from suppressed menstruatiOn, and her
health was completely wrecked. At
my suggestion she used one bottle of
Bradfeld's Female Regulator, which
cured her. J. w. HELKUMs,
Water Valley, Miss.
Write the Bradfeld Reg. Co., At
1-9 G. A. HOOPER, Druggist.