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The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1889-04-13
LEGISLATURE.
COUNCIL.
WEDNESDAY,

The Council was called to order
by the President, Chas. R. Drake,
with four members absent.
On motion of Mr.. Hardy, House
Bit No, IS, creating the County OF
Coconino' out of portions of the
counties of Yavapai and Apache,
was taken from the table and passed
by vote of 5 ayes, 8 nays, 4 alb
sent.
The following appointments were
sent in by Governor Wolfey and
confirmed:
For Attorney General, Clark
Ghurcfiil}, of Phoenix.
Commissioner of immigration,
John A Black, of Tucson.
Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton, Geo. w. Cheyney, of Tomb
stone.
Territorial Treasurer, John Y. T.
Smith, of Phoenix
Territorial Auditor, Thomas
Hughes, of Tucson.
Board of Equalization, o. F.
Townsend of Yuma, and w. S..
Head, Yavapai.
Adjutant General, w. o. O'Neil,
of Prescott.
Veterinary Surgeon, DR.. A. J.
Chandler, of Phoenix.
Territorial Geologist, John F.
Dlandy.
Live Stock Sanitary Commission,
I. n. Towne, of Pima; J. V. Wick
ers, of Cochise; w. c. Barnes, of
Apache; n. B. Bowers of Yavapai;
and Samuel Crozier of Mahave.
Prison Commissioners, w. c..
Davis, of Pima; A. F. Cutler, Of
Graham, and J. s. Robbins, of Co
chise.
Board of Education of the Nor
NAL School, H. B. Farmer, James
McCIintock and DR.. J. F. Hart, of
Maricopa.
Board of Regents of Territorial
University, J. M. Ormsby and A. J.
Bell, of Pima; ]. C. Jones, of ella,
and VIM. r. Stone, of Pinal.
Directors of the Insane Asylum,
d. II. Decarte, Maricopa; ]. NJ |
0choa, Penal, and VIM. H. Hardy,
Of Mohave.
HOUSE.
WEDNESDAY, April TO-
The House was called to order by
the Speaker.
The Appropriation Bill, as
amended and passed by the Coun-
Gil, was taken up and concurred in
with the exception of two para
graphs, when on motion, Messrs.
Tenney, Jones and Stanford were
appointed joint committee on the
part of the House, to confer with a
Exc committee of two from the
Council on the Bill. |
Council Memorial No. 8. ad-
dressed to the President of the
United States, directing his atten-
ton to the bill passed by Congress
appropriating $4,000 for two years
30 each Territory of the United
States for the purpose of develop
ing their agricultural resources and
asking that the $4,000 due Ari-
zoaa for the two years be placed to
her credit, was unanimously passed.
The joint committee on the appro-
priation bill reported that the COM
mittee had agreed on the bill, and
On motion it was engrossed and
sent to the Governor for his sigma
5ure
Council Concurrent Resolution !
No. IA, providing for the adjourn :.
nent Of the Legislature sine die in
ioint session of the House and
Council concurred in and a recess o
vas taken at 3 o'clock. Il
Governor Woliey at 4:30 this af- t,
ernoon returned the Appropriation n
'in TO the Council with his sigma
;ure, and vetoed the Coconino coun- !"
y Bill. The veto was sustained. t
S0poohodu of on inOop1o,,o +,,-v. r 81
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Ripe apricots grown here will
make an earlier appearance this
season than ever. The trees are
full of apricots almost ripe, and in
couple of days they will be fnlly
matured,
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OFFICE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
COUNTY OF Yuma,
YUMA, A. T., April I'd, 1899.

YUMA, a. L., April I'd, 1889.
Board met pursuant to adjournment at II
o'clock a. m Roll call. Present Chair
man F. S. Ingalls,, Supervisor 0. F. Town.
send and Clerk. Absent: c. V. Meeden
Minutes Of yesterday read and ap
proved.
On motion the Board proceeded to audit
bills on the general fund as follows, to-wit
T. D. Lockwood, constable's fees. al
lowed, SO %; A. O. Green, Grand jury
tees, allowed, Sc 60; W. L. Hopkins, Office
rent County Treasurer, allowed, S45; Ira
Mahbett, fees, Justice of the Peace, allowed,
$57 so; Ira Mabbett, fees, Coroner, al
lowed, $40; John Gandolfo, county sup.
plies, allowed, SAP Is; DeCorse and Tag
CART, County Physicians. allowed, S225;
M. j. Nugent, work on Jail cells, allowed
SIS; P. e. Cetter, purchased warrants, al
lowed, SIS; j. L. Redondo, interpreter
fees, allowed, 81 so; NJ j. Nugent, Sheriff $
fees, allowed, 1914 20; T. D. Lockwood,
night Waterman, allowed, $50 "a; F. Avila.
work on Recorders safe. allowed, $40; c.
d. Brinley, fees as District Clerk, allowed,
S24; NJ. J. Nugent, transportation of pris-
oners, allowed, Sl75 "a; A. Z. DeOorse,
purchased account of Indian Jim, allowe
So; A. E. DeCorse, purchased account of
Indian Jim, allowed, IS; A. Z. DeCorse,
purchased account of j. J. Stein, allowed,
S24; A. E. DeCorse, purchased account of
Luis Mejia, allowed, $22 so; A. Z. De-
Corse, purchased account of Luis Malta,
allowed, $50 80; W. A. Werninger, Jail
or's salary, allowed, $225; Abe Frank,
county supplies, allowed, $l60; l. Levy,
rent of District Attorneys and Surveyors
office, allowed, $40; L. Levy, 500 adobes
furnished county, allowed, $40.
Bill of H. Neahr for work on streets laid
over to the next meeting.
On motion, seconded and carried, it is
ordered that warrant No. so, drawn on the
General Fund of the County in favor of A.
&. DeCorse, dated February 25th, 1889, to
the amount of sol, be cancelled and another
be issued III its place on the Road Fund of
the County, and the County Treasurer be
instructed to cancel the said General Fund
warrant
4 communication of the District Attor-
ney IL reference to the county officers to be
PAID out OF the Salary Fund of the County
was received. He recommends that in
addition to those now paid out of the Sal
airy Fund that the members of the Board of
Supervisors and their Clerk also be paid
out of said fund
On mOClon, seconded ana carried, the |
Chairman is hereby authorized to procure
copies of the various laws passed by the
last Legislature pertaining to counties at
III expense not to exceed S75.
Bill of N. J. Nugent, water rent, Contin-
gent Fund, allowed, $50; bill of Mrs. &. w.
Bennett, board of prisoners, Contingent
Fund, allowed, $S7 80; bill of j. w. Dor
lngton, county printing, Contingent Fund,
4 s l
Jerk, Salary Fund, allowed, $l25.
Minutes read and approved.
On motion, Board adjourned to Saturday,
April 18Th, 1889, at 10 o'clock a. m.
+. S. INGALLS,,
Chairman.
j. L, REDoNDo, Clerk.
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LYNCHBURG.

March 26th, 1889.
Born-To r. s. Richards and wife, a
boy.
John Kibler, while talking to friend
last Sunday in front Of the Christian
Church at the close of the 10 o'clock
services, was attacked with heart disease
and fell to the ground. He was taken
across the street to Mr.. VIM. Fields,
when he revived sufficient to be taken
home.
Wesley Roush has his new house
nearly completed.
Geo. E. Webster has rented one of
the rooms over the bank for a sewing
machine Office.
John L. Orebaugh will shortly engage
in the practice of law in this place
office over the bank.
At the Republican Convention last
Saturday the following ticket was select.
ed: Trustee, B. Murrell Treasurer,
Ed. Roush; Assessor, ]. R. Rizer; Con.
stable, w. T. Duvall.
Drs. Holmes and Quvall have moved
their Office across the street to the room
formerally occupied by DR.. Fulton. They
will erect a two. story building on the
sight OF their former Office.
1T. Shaffer made q business trip t.
New Vienna on Monday.
DR.. Fulton, of Samantha, spend Sun
day and Monday in our village.
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SICILY.
March 25th, 1889.

Marcn ZOtn, 1859.
On the sick list-Josiah Robbins,
Robert johnson and Mrs. Belle Peddi-
cord.
Protracted meeting will commence ct
Tolls school-house Monday night,
March 25th.
Miss Lizzie Shockey visited her father,
Mr.. Sam Naylor, near Sardinia, Friday.
Miss Jennie Waters, of Fincastle, is
staying at R. G. Peddicord's.
Mr.. VIM. Hill and brother, John, OF
Sardinia, were calling on friends at
Sicily Saturday.
Again the Death Angel has been in
our midst and another loved one has
passed within the portals. Mrs. Jane
Vance, wife of VIM. Vance, deceased,
died March 18th, 1889. lacking seven
days of being sixty-four years of age.
She was stricken with paralysis and lin
gered about one week, when death
ended her sufferings. She was kind
and affectionate mother and leaves seven
children to mourn her loss, Rev. j.
Shockey conducted the funeral services,
after which the remains were inferred
in the Vance cemetery to await the COM
ing of the resurrection.
Dearest mother, thou has loft us,
And thy loss We deeply feel
| But tits God who has bereit ID,
| he will oil our sorrows heal.
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PRICETOWN.

March 25th, 1889.
Alva Smith moved to williamsburg
last Friday.
Messrs. P. @. Robinson and A. J.
Swain, merchants, have increased Their
stores with new supply of spring goods
and are doing a thriving business, con-
sidering the dull season.
There will be dramatic entertain
ment in the school. house in our town
next Friday and Saturday nights. The
exercises promise to be very interesting.
"The Fruits of the Wine Cup" tenn.
perance drama, "The Prosecuted Dutch.
man." lively farce, "The Irish Linen
Peddler,"a farce, and ''The Troublesome
Servant" a farce, are some of the plays
that will be rendered. Admission 10
cents. Everybody come.
The Democratic Convention was held
Saturday afternoon and nominated James
Brown for Trustee, ALI. Cochran for
Treasurer, and VIM. Hughes for Asses
sor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chrisse left for their
home in New York last Monday.
Messrs. Jesse Faris and Ed. Gonna
will 20 to the Hill City next Monday to
attend school.
Rev. Singer discoursed in the New
Light Church Sunday and Sunday night.
Hattie Smith visited her brother,
Thomp. Smith, near Hillsboro, a part of
last week.
Miss Amanda Abrahams will com.
mence school for small folks in our
town next Monday.
The electric light in Hillsboro can be
distinctly seen from our town.
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MARSHALL.
March 25th, 1889,


Miss Hettie Keys, who has been at.
tending school at the Conservatory, is
now at home.
Miss Anna Brown, of Hillsboro, visited
at Mr.. Eli Templin's last week.
On the sick list-Mrs. A. T. Williams.
Mr.. Theophilus Williams was called to
Cincinnati last week to see his son, DIR.
N. w. Williams, who is sick with the
fever. The last report was that he is
improving.
Mrs. Nancy Shriver, of Adams county,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. VIM. Keys.
Mr.. Higgins, OF Berryville, has moved
on Mr.. Glascock's farm.
A large acreage Of corn will be planted
around here.
Mrs. Philip Brindle and son, Arthur
of Wilmington, are visiting at Mr.. Thos
Dicks.
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NEW LExlrNaOs.
March 25th, 1889.


Prof Barrett and Misses Jennie and
Mary Boatright attended the Teachers
Association at Greenfield last Saturday.
Misses Price and Kitty Oldaker, Of
Russell, were the guests OF the Misses
Boatright last Saturday and Sunday.
jeff Urton and wife, OF Vienna, were
the guests of Lew Syferd and family last
Sunday.
The Misses Gravatte and Miss Bell
McColgin, OF New Vienna, were the
guests OF Mason Beck ond family Sum-
day.
The M. Z. Sunday-school will render
an Easter service on Easter night, April
2lst.
Rev. Scott, Of Dayton, preached in the
M. L. Church here last Sunday night.
Joe Kearns and wife, of Hillsboro,
were the guests of s. w. Horsman and
family Saturday and Sunday.
A first-class entertainment in every re-
spect was the universal verdict of the
large audience that heard the second
rendition of Ten Nights in Bar Room
and the Flowing Bowl. The receipts
were $35.25, and the receipts Of the first
were $4s35, making total OF $500 to
20 for the benefit Of the Sons Of Tenn
perance.
Seymon Patton and Art Robinson, of
Hillsboro, were the guests of friends
here Sunday.
A very large number of persons at
tended the funeral of Franklin Ladd at
Leesburg last Sunday.
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Attention, Farmers.

I, the undersigned, wish to announce
to farmers and the breeders of horses in
this and adjoining counties that I, with
my French Draft and Englishshire stall
lions, also my Black Spanish Jack, will
be found the ensuing season at the. old
stand, two miles west of Hillsboro. on
the Cincinnati pike. Don't fail to get
my terms before breeding. Thanking
you for your past favors, I solicit share
of your future patronage.
SEAvER PARKER,
mch7-4t Hillsboro. o.
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GREEN FIELD.

WdICu Scbus looo.
Kiss Amy Robinson has returned from
an extended visit to relatives at Louis.
vile.
Mr.. F. M. Robinson now occupies the
old home near his woolen factory, on
the east side of Paint Creek.
Capt. Long has gone to st. Pau, where
he has accepted position with man.
ufacturing company with his brother,
Everett.
Mr.. w. T. Parker has accepted posi-
ton as bridge painter on the o. s. r. R.
and left for his new labor the first Of
this week.
Rev. E. Burdsall spent a day or two at
Leesburg last week assisting the pastor
of the M. f. Church in his revival meet
ing.
Word was received here last week of
the death of Miss Helen Mead at Louis
vile, Ky. Miss Mead was former res
ident of this place, and had many friends
here who feel sad at the news of her
death.
DR.. Frank Park has opened dental
Office in the Dunlap Block.
The joint meeting of the teachers as
sociations of Highland, Ross and Fayette
counties held here last Friday and Sat-
urday was largely attended and was in
teresting from beginning to end
Mr.. J. X. Binder has torn down the
old homestead on West Main street and
is preparing material to erect fine large
brick business block.
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BELFAST.
March oath, 1880.

| March Z4ths 1889.
The w. F. M. s. will hold their next
monthly meeting at the M. E. parsonage
on Friday, March Goth, at 8 o'clock p. m.
| Miss Cora Griffith, Of Hillsboro, was
the guest Of Miss Ollie Saylor last week.
Miss Alice Campbell, Of Adams county,
visited Mrs. VIM. Tanahill last week.
Poke Ford moves from her up above
Berryville next week.
Quinton Williams attended church
here last Sunday. On his way here he
received the sad news of his brother,
Mats, serious illness with typhoid
fever.
Mrs. Caroline Holt spent few days Of
last week with friends here.
Mr.. Lancelet Coss, after spending
about month with friends here, re-
turned to his home in Kansas last Mon.
day.
Messrs. John and Ted Coss and fami-
lies contemplate moving to Kansas in
the near future.
Miss Nellie Chaney, of Pleasant Hill,
is visiting friends here.
Fenton Gall and sister came home
Saturday to spend the vacation.
Mr.. James Migan is sick with lung
fever.
Miss Malissa Williamson, of Illinois,
was the guest Of her niece, Mrs. VIM.
Haigh, last Thursday and Friday.
John Bethel, of Springfield, spent a
few days OF the past week with his
brother, Rev. G. P. Bethel. i
In our last items the type mad us say
the Misses Mccoy in place of Mckay
were visiting Job Haigh.
Mr.. James Purdy, of Kansas, and
Misses Mamie and Maggie Larkin, of
Hillsboro, were guests Of Miss Ida
Weaver Wednesday night and also call.
ed on the Cochrans Thursday. -
Reports say A. G. Blair, who has been
teaching school in Scioto county, has
found himself a wife.
Mr.. John Smart and Miss Mollie
Willy, Of near this place, were married
in ::Hillsboro, Saturday, March 10Th, at
the Highland House, by Elder J. B.
Faris, and Mr.. John Hart and Miss
Miriam F. Tedro were married at the
resident Of the brides parents, Hugh
Tedro, Sunday morning, March 18th. by
Rev. G. P. Bethel, and still there's more
to follow.
. We had the pleasure last week of hav.
ing in our hands and inspecting dish
bowl which has oeen handed down
from generation to generation until it is
said to be over two hundred years old.
Who can beat that? If any of our read
ers doubt this statement please call on
Misses Betsy and Matte Smart, as they
are the possessors of it.
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SHACKELTON.
March 26th. 1880.

March Goth, 1880.
Mr.. Tim Foley, Of Hillsboro, was the
guest Of B. w. Pence and family Satur.
day night and Sunday.
Mr.. John Roads, Of Brushcreek, spent
Saturday night with Ellis wilkin.
R. R. Lackey, Of Akron, O., will
preach at Mt. Zion next Saturday night,
March SOth, also Sunday morning at
1890 o'clock.
Master Ellis Pence, Of Danville, is
spending the week with his cousin, John
Pence.
David Robinson went to Greene
county last Tuesday, being called there
by the sickness Of his brother-in-law, j.
Wood.
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RAINsBoaO.
March 2esh, 1889.

March 26th, 1889.
The heirs Of Biddy Davis will sell their
property at public sale on the 9th.
Miss Minnie Brown and cousin, John
Watts, attended the Teachers Associa-
ton at Greenfield last Saturday.
James Peabody is still using crutches,
as the result Of an injury to one Of his
feet and ankle several weeks since.
Ellsworth McCoppin, principal Of our
schools, spent Saturday and Sunday at
Mt. Sterling.
James Foraker and wife went to Fay
ette county last Saturday evening to at
tend the marriage OF Mrs. Foraker's sis
ter.
Dempsey Redkey, who was prostrated
some weeks ago from taking cold in a
small wound on the foot, is still poorly,
and while his physician thinks he has
passed the danger line he is still confin-
ed to his bed.
Daniel Weyer sold his personal effects
at public auction last Saturday and will
move with his family to Tennessee in
few days.
Squire J. @. Ferguson received box
of nice wedding cake last Thursday as
reminder that his son, Charley, was un-
tied in marriage few days previous to
Miss Carrie Roberts, Of Coal City, Neb.
Morgan Caudy and Mrs. Mary A. Laf-
ferty were married at the U. B. parson-
age by Rev. Henry winget last Thurs.
day evening.
The children of Henry Washburn
wish to thank their friends and neigh
bors for their sympathy and kindness
during the affliction of their father and
in their sad bereavement.
The Republicans of Paint township at
their convention last Saturday put in
nomination the following ticket: For
Trustee, J. I. Taggart; Treasurer, DR.. L.
Dwyer; Assessor, s. p, Thos. Russell;
Assessor, N. p, Milton Montgomery;
Justices of the Peace, ]. @. Ferguson, ].
II. Kretzer.
s. B. Washburn, of Springfield, has
been several days at the sick bed of his
father and attending his funeral.
1t becomes our painful duty to record
the death of another Of our pioneers
This time it is Uncle Henry Washburn.
Though he had been complaining some
time, his friends had no serious appre-
tensions until about ten days ago, when
he was taken violently i'll with pneumo-
mia, which ended his earthly career on
Sunday morning, March "a, at the ripe
old age of rs years, II months and 20
days. He was born in Brushcreek town.
ship, Highland county; was united in
with Miss Elizabeth West in
Suly, 1885, and was the father of two
sons and two daughters, all living. His
wife died about twenty years ago. He
was member of the Christian Church,
a good citizen and an honest man. The |
universal esteem in which he was held |
was evinced by the large concourse of
people which attended his funeral, con.
Quoted by Rev. @. L. Winget, on Mon.
day at the home of j. P. Washburn,
near Barrett's Mill.
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To New York via. c., w. & B. r. II

Commencing March 10, a through line
has been established by the Baltimore &
Ohio r. r. in connection with the Phila-
delphia and Reading R. R. and Central
r. r. of New Jersey through to New
York City.
Agents of c., w. & B. R. R. are now
prepared to quote rates, sell tickets and
check baggage through to New York
City and all New England points via.
Washington, d. c., Baltimore and Phil.
adelphia, and to furnish full information
upon application.
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Certificates Granted March 10.

For One Year-Anna Fenner, Mant
Holiday, Myron Smith, William Roush,
IT,, Heury Roush, William p. Pence, e.
w. Fawley, G. E. Ream, g. w. Shaffer,
Nathaniel Roush, w. II. Hopkins, B. o.
Pratt, Frank McCoppin, Blauch McCop.
pin, u. g. Smith.
For Five Years ION the % Of February.
1889)-Jennie Boatright.
The above is correct.
#. G. SMITH, Clerk.
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SUGARTREE RIDGE.

SUGAhIhEE hlVdEs
March oath, 1889.
Farmers busy with spring work. Oats
about all sown.
F. H. Hetherington was calling OH
friends in Winchester last Sunday week.
Rev. Lane will preach at the M. E.
Church next Sunday night.
Messrs. Hunter and Milliner have
moved their saw-mill to d. E. Grants
farm.
The trimming of the locust trees on
Main street changes the looks Of things
considerable.
Money is being raised for repairing
the M. E. Church, which is much needed.
The Republicans held their convention
here Saturday and nominated the follow
ing ticket: For Trustee, M. E. Lewis
for Treasurer, DR.. E. M. Boggess; fol
Assessor, Charlie Roberts.
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We pay the highest market price for
choice Milling Wheat.
JIM. BOYD & co.
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For Sale.

Baled hay and straw. Call at Favor's
coal Office. G. F. WHISTLER & Go.
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Lumber Wanted.

We wish to buy $4,000 feet of poplar
and sycamore lumber, cut to order. State
price delivered. G. s. BELL & Co.
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LEESBURG.
March 25th, 1889

March 10th, 1889.
Mr.. John Crosen, of near Samantha,
visited Chas. Abbott few days this
week.
Quite a number from here attended
the Highland County Teachers Associa.
ton at Greenfield Saturday.
D. s. Ferguson, Of Hillsboro, visited
friends in this place Sunday.
Mr.. Franklin Ladd, of this place, was
taken dangerously ill Thursday morning
about seven o'clock and died at 10 a. m.
His funeral took place at the M. E
Church Sunday morning.
Mr.. Mont Millner, of Richmond, Ind,
is the guest of his mother at this place.
Marcus Evans, who has been attend.
ing college at Delaware, o., is visiting
relatives at this place.
Alfred McVey and family were in this
village Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hallowell, OF Hills
boro, visited d. X. johnson Sunday.
John Miller, Of Dayton, who has been
visiting his mother at this place, re.
turned home Tuesday.
Mr.. Gutter and Miss Katie Fox, OF
Greenfield, visited friends here the lat
ter part Of this week.
Protracted meeting is still in progress
and the interest is being increased daily.
Lizzie Thurman begins to teach school
to-day Monday near Ash Grove.
Mrs. Haines, of Fayette county, il
visiting her daughter, Mrs. M. M. Covan
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SMITHS BLOCK.

Department Is busy in making Suits at from 80
$50 can't find 20
i ~
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1889-04-27
Wornan,s

"Another wonderful discovery has
been made and that too by a lady in
this county. Disease fastened its
clutches upon her and for years
sue withstood its severest tests, bnt
her vital organs were undermined and
death seemed immin emit. For three
months she coughed necessarily and
could not sleep. She bought Of us a
bottle Of DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption and was so much relieved
on taking first dose that she slept oil
night and with one bottle has been
INTERNATIONALLY cured. Her name is Mrs.
Luther Lutz." Thus writs W. G.
Hamrick & Co of Shelby, n. C.-Gei
a free trial bottle at G.. J. Adamt
Drug Store. z