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Court Proceedings.

Court finally adjourned Tuesday
evening last. We give all that we
deem of general interest:
State vs.. j. Sweeney. Larceny.
Submitted to Court. Guilty and sen.
fenced to House of Correction for
three months.
State VS.. Charles S. May. Selling
whiskey. Fodr-rases.FTKed S1Ul
and costs in each of two cases and
others stetted.
State VS.. George Marley. Assault
and battery. Guilty and fined SO
and costs.
Slate VS.. R. Welfley. Assault md
battery. Guilty and fined $40 and
costs and sentenced to county JAN for
twenty DAYS.
State W. George w. Sibert. AS
sault and battery. Not guilty.
State vs.. David Reams. Larceny.
Sentenced to Penitentiary for two
years.
State vs. VIM. Hunter. Assault.
Guilty and sentenced to pay fine of
S. and costs and undergo imprison.
ment in county Jail for thirty days.
State VS.. Robert Green. Destroy
ing property. Not guilty.
State vs.. VIM. E. Whittier. Sell
ling whiskey. Six cases. Plead
guilty in two and fined 500 and
costs in each. Other cases stetted.
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ment, mental. moral and Industrial,
are the key to the situation. We con.
denim the brutal outrages committed
upon our people IN the South. We
warn our couutrymen that if the vio-
lence done women and children, the
burning of schools and churches. the
destruction of homes and murder of
defenseless men, are not prevented
by the strong arm of the law, the
patience, long sufference and forbear-
ance. Characteristic of our people,
will he goaded into hate and strik-
ing out in self defence. We pray to
he permitted to live within the law.
but if we are driven to live other
wise, the blame will not be ours"
A permanent committee was app
pointed to carry out the purpose out.
lined in the call.
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examined the public buildings. The
Court House with repairs lately done
in very fair condition. We also visi.
ted the Jail and made examination
and find it in some particulars so
badly arranged and constructed, and
particularly with reference to the
water closets. as to demand change
and Improvement for the preserva
ton of the cleanliness and health of
the prisoners confined therein; and
therefore recommend that the County
Com at once take the ne
cessary steps to remedy the defects,
and remove the cause of complaint.
As there is no other business before
US, and having performed the duties
required, we ask to be discharged.
Respectfully,
IRA E. FRIEND,
Foreman.
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Mountain Lake Park.

Although the programme for the
season had closed, yet we had rich
feast last Sunday. DIR. Wagner
preached for US in the morning, after
the excellent experience meeting,
and Rev. Mr.. Shofe at night. These
are able men and have done us eff.
cient service,
The Mountain Lake Park Hotel
closed last Saturday. but the board
ing houses are all open yet.
Drs. VanMeter and Wagner. with
their families. left us this Tuesday
morning. Mrs. Blake and her blind
sister leaves us to-day to visit rela-
tiyes in Ohio.
The Briarbend Seminary begins
its second year on Wednesday of
this week.
MI. M. q. Dawson is now at
Washington, Pa, where he expects
to spend sometime at his trade.
Mr.. H. G. Sharp is preparing to
add anPther story to his cottage.
Mrs.AK. Handy and her mother
Mrs. N. Vincent. have purchased
/: HI IA IN into the H.K, List cot.
tsge.
One of our cheerful and good-na-
tured little girls. Blanche Murphy,
has gone to spend the winter with
DR.. Elliott. who left us last week
for their home in Washington, D. G
J. A. E,
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Church Seryices--SundaY.

Ev. Lutheran Church-Preaching
at u P. M, ny Rev. Dunlap.
Garrett Memorial (Pres. Church
Preaching at IL A. NJ. and P. NJ, by
Rev. John S. Foulk.
st. Mathews Church-Preaching
every Sunday at IL A. M. by Rev. F.
s. Hipkins. Rector in charge.
st. Peters, misunderstanding
every Sunday at 10} O'Clock A. NJ,
except the second Sunday of each
month.
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Burned to Death.

The residence of Mrs. A. s. Sand.
bower, a widow, residing two miles
from Deer Park, was destroyed by
fire, Tuesday, and two of her chill
dren burned to death. The few par
ticulars we have are to the effect that
Mrs. Sandbower visited a neighbor.
locking the children In the house.
and when the fire was discovered it
was too late to save them. We un-
derstand that three of Mrs. Sand
bowers children are in the Children's
Home at Deer PARK,
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LOCAL EWS.
LODGE MEETINGS.

LOCAL BRANCH, No. IS, of the Iron Hall
meets in Sturgiss' Hall LIST and Sd Saturday
nights Of each month.
ALTA LODGE, No. 574, x. OH, meets in
same Hall I'd and 4th Thursday nights ofeach
month.
The Y. NC. A. of Oakland meets in the
same Hall Friday night of each week and Sum
day afternoon.
SHEALTIEL LODGE, No. l22, I. o. o. F.,
meets in Legge's Hall every Monday night.
PATMOS COUNCIL, No. 1856, A. L. of H,
of each month.
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SwantOn.

George T. Brew has received trac.
ton engine which he will use for
hauling shingles from his mill to this
place. He expects to make three
trips In two days and haul from 16
to 20 thousand shingles at a trip.
West & Miller have improved the
appearance of their school house with
a coat of lime and paint.
Messrs. Denim and Lawrence, OF
Central New York. have located here.
1t is likely others will follow from
the same section. Another talked OF
and much needed improvement is a
sidewalk. We hope to have one in
the near future.
Mr.. VIM. Miller, of Accident, is
clerking In G. T. Vests store.
Our school house needs new stove
and new floor. We hope that before
the school begins we may have both.
The fourth Quarterly meeting,
Deer Park circuit. M. E. Church,
was held at Wilson's Chapel, Satur-
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Notice.

All persons indebted to me are
hereby notified to settle up by the
1st of October. All claims not set
tied by that time will be placed in
the hands of an officer for collection.
WIN. HINEBAUGH.
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N OH . II.

meets in same Hall list and 3dThursday nights
OF each month.
NJ O. IC IL!
w. H. Hagans, Clerk to County Commits
Sioners, will be IN his office Tuesday and
Thursday of each week.
Carpets, Mattings and Oil Cloths
at cost, at Shartzer's.
Mrs. Chrystal. an aged lady re-
siding in Oakland, died Wednesday.
Capt. J. M. Jarboe has commence
ell the erection of large twO-story
addition to his residence on Liberty
street.
Wanted. at Felty & Co.'S. Fruit
and Vegetable store. on r. R. ST..
1000 pheasant and 500 woodcock.
We have now open a complete
stock OF fall millinery goods.
M. L. SCOTT,
Baltimore Store.
81 600 to loan on first mortgage
Apply to. VIM. WHITE.
Oakland, Nd.
$4,000 To LoAN-on first mort
gage. Apply to
VEITCH & TowNsHEND,
81 Attorneys, Oakland. Md.
STORE Room FOR RENT.-The
store room in Oakland occupied by
Mr.. w. P. Totten during his lifetime,
ls for rent. Apply to
MRS. D. I. ToTTEN.
For SALE OR RENT.-The Mrs.
Israil cottage. located in Gainesville,
adjoining Oakland. For particulars
and terms, call on or address
FRANK SHANK.
Hoyes. Md.
There will be Sunday School
picnic at South Point, two miles
South of Oakland, Saturday, Sept.
q. Festival at night. Everybody
invited to attend.
For RENT.-Cottage in the su.
burbs of Oakland. Also for sale,
one-horse spring wagon. and lot
sheaf oats.
Address G. B. CROPP,
92l4t Bayard. w. Va.
Died, Sept 10th, at her home
near Salisbury, Pa. Mrs. Elizabeth.
wife of William Wagner. ST., aged
81 years, 10 months and IL days.
The holy Communion will he adj
ministered next Lords Day. Sept.
22nd, 1889, in the Reformed church.
at Grantsville, at 10 A. NJ. Services
Friday and Saturday evenings pre-
ViOus.
Services have been held in Cor
unna Chapel each Sunday since July
9TH, and will continue to be held
each Sunday. through September,
under the charge of the Rev. VIM.
Bailey, of Baltimore. Sunday School
at $3.50, Preaching at 1890 A. M. A
cordial invitation is extended to all
to unite with US in these services.
p. T. Cartwright has just receiv.
ed another large lot of extra good
bargains in check shirtings. ging
hams, Canton's, dress goods, satiens,
&C., all of which will be sold at
greatly reduced prices. Boots. shoes
and gum goods sold at rock bottom.
A rare chance to save money. Will
soon have car of rats at 80 cts. per
bushel at the ear.
IS. l.. ToWnshend & Son have re,
ceived full line of Marinoes, Hen.
riettas and Tricot cloths, plaid fam
nels, ginghams and shawls. full line
of hats and caps. Mems and Boys
clothing, full line of shoes for La
dies, Men, Misses. Boys and chill
dren also all sizes of gum boots and
shoes, among the assortment is the
celebrated and guaranteed Oil Grain
shoes and boots, all of which we will
sell at bottom prices. Call and ex-
anime our stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
Church Services--Sunday.
Ev. Lutheran Church-Preaching
at ~ P. NJ, nv Rev. Dunlap.
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w, H. Hasans, Clerk to County Commits
sioners, will be IN his office Tuesday and
Thursday of each week.
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LIST Of Letters.

List of letters remaining unclaimed
in the Post Office at Oakland, Gar
rett county, Nd. for week ending
September 81, 1889:
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Accident.

The wind is blowing across the oat
stuble.
The L. A. Turner combination
drew good house on Saturday night.
The normal literary re elected Off
GERS on Friday night. Will McMillen
President, Virgie Hinebaugh vice.
The school now numbers sixty
scholars, there being fifty-one in the
normal and nine in the preparatory
department..
Quite large number of witnesses
went from Accident to attend court.
Jno. McMillen and wife started for
Kansas on Saturday.
Mrs. Julia Mosser reached Acct.
dent from Nebraska the latter part
of last week.
DIR. GIotfelty Is much under the
weather since his last trip to Cum.
berland.
Bishop Joel Beachy and son Dan.
lei, visited DR.. Glotfelty and John
E. Gnagey. of Accident. last week.
Daniel, John and Ed. born in the
same year, old playmates. the same
teachers and raised on adjoining
farms. Time makes sad inroads,
srSv hairs come apace.
Z HEg sessions of the Normal Liter.
airy have been most interesting and
Instructive of late. The attendance
is quite large.
Several of the boys have taken adj.
vantage of the Saturdays to put in
some extra work cutting and taking
up grain. 1t shows very commend
able spirit, an indication not only o.
industry. but moral courage in moi
being afraid to take of their coat and
go to work. 1t means also that these
same traits will come to the surface
further along in life. Valuable pos
sessions in whatever walk of life they
may be placed. q.
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VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND

in said town of Oakland. known and desig-
mated as Lot No. 80, on McCarty's plat of said
street between Third and Fourth streets. The
said lot being improved by good one story
building containing one room suitable for
shop, store or office, and being the same occuI
pied by the late Archi BALD Loewenstein as q
tailor shop and now occupied by J. A. Roehrh,
tailor.
TERMS OF SALE.-One third of the pur-
chase money in cash on the day of sale, one
third in six months and one third in twelve
months from the day of sale on the rati-
fication thereof at the option of the purchase
er or purchasers. The deferred payments to-
be secured by the bonds or notes of the pur-
chaser or purchasers with surety or sureties
to be approved by said trustees.
JOHN w. vEITCH;
w. p. TOWNSHEND,
92I Trustees.
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TRESPASS NOTICE.

All persons are hereby warned, for the last
time, not to trespass upon my property, near
Oakland. and especially against shooting on
my lands.
$40 1t JOHN BRADLEY.
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BRIARBEND SEMINARY
FOR BOARDING & DAY PUPILS.

Second year will begin September 18th.
1889, Cd. W Applications should be made
early for conveyance from Oakland. Carriage
stand near the Baltimore Store. Bills pay.
able one half in advance. No pupil enrolled
for less than one session.
Address
MISS e. B. SWAN.
s3l3t Mt. Lake Park Garrett Co., Md.
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Programmed the Garrett County Sun
day School Convention.

The following subjects will be dis
cussed at the approaching County
Sunday School Convention at Acct
dent, Sept. 20, q and %.
Address of Welcome by Rev. w.
M. Spangler; response by Rev. Geo.
Fl. Mock Address on county and
district organization, by Rev. Geo.
H. Mock, State organizer Progress
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UNSURPASSED IN TONE
WORKMANSHIP and
DURABILITY!
EVERY INSTRUMENT FULLY
GUARANTEED!

Having decided to make speciality Of sell
ing the above named instruments, l desire
to inform the citizens of this and adjoining
counties who may be DESTROYS of purchasing
a really tirst-class instrument at a moderate
price, to call and examine my line of instru-
ments and get prices on same before going
elsewhere. | can assure all Of one thing-n0
better instruments are made for the money
than those l handle. This is no idle boast,
but fact which time and observation has
abundantly proven. | buy at first hands and
do not charge two prices for my goods. A
reasonable profit on the investment is all
ask.
l can also furnish all kinds of Musical
Books, Sheet Music, and Organ Stools, and
Musical Merchandise generally at most reas-
enable prices. Give me a call for anything
in the musical line.
Ca Place of business-Ralroads street. next
10 b. & o. depot, Oakland. Md.
J. M. LITZINGER,
9 81 '89 Oakland, Md.
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All,C., Louis. o. J..
Bessersmitt. John R., Martin, G.,
Bennett, j. G., Naming, Lee,
Camphar. Henry, Perrin G. x
Cramer, Lahawa, Penn, Clifford,
Curling, Mamie, Phillips, Eugenia
Falkenstein, Annie, Russell, G. r.,
FeEdrick, j. s., Rigg, J. N, & Son.,
Fairl, Lue, They, M. L.,
calvin, Agnes B., Wilson, Sarah, (2)
Goodwin, w. A., Wexford, r, H.,
Harden, VIM, Wilson, Hattie,
Hopkins, James W., WANT D. A,
Lindsay, T. c., Waters, A. E., (2
Persons calling for them will please
say they are advertised.
F. A. THAYER. P. M.
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September Registration.
DISTRICT NO, /.

Qualifipd.-CharIes w. Murphy,
Edward B. Roadman, Kelita Knox,
William Sharpless of Jno., George
w. Fawner, Samuel E. Wilt.
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H. 4. Dearborn & Co
Room 2, Hewsln Block.

Lots overlooking Lake
Unioz on electric motor line
6oxI7o feet, $500.
Lots 6oxI2o feet, less than
a mile from business center of
Seattle, $3.50.
North half lot S, block a, S.
A. Bells addition, 3oxI2o feet
$3.50.
Lots within three blocks OF
Madison street cable power
house, 3oxI2o feet. only $500;
6oxI 20 feet, $3.50.
Fine lots in Cove addition
$500.
Lots near Jackson street
cable $3.50.
Choice 5-acre tracts, $I.25o.
For business property and
acres at the very lowest price,
call on
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$1,000 AND SKIN nlsEAsrs.

sgphiiis. disease most droaifal Ii ia rssa.ts
Tics SlssFs Z; csissrEh, ssc permanently cursd
kidney, Urinary ana Ris6dsr cosnalafnsx
peantai difficult too frequent hHrniax =
nioody nnne high oeiored OF with milky ae<1l-
Elees eyssltis promptly and sAlely carsI
Charges reasonable
Our Success In Based unon rao>.
r oss remedies act suickir md eass perrs1-
We do net claifn 10 know errrything A. -.
uon 70 medicine or aiseames 90 10 10 ahls ID enrs
eteFy case, but We do claim thai large axaSr-.
sifs ana increasing prAetce, With nbrRrale1ls&
49, g sustain II are the uezi proof era de-
kxpeFIcuce Is worth everything. knaw,.dr.
eAiHtd y eoasaltna With. critically axanini5&
aud successfully treafing Thousands III prfs19{
Q8 every aee. sex, professlen ana ocaunaf:aa ~.
iscted with every pgeeentakie far1m aud k{&11 ~
aiseAsA g deiyEEinity. enables a. 50 aeurs fho11
s0berlns win ike maladte2, thA4 w h4ra ssr-
G. e4ed n restoring neasth 81 iazxa nsa}9rieS ~
cases treated. even after other skklfad enn &C.,
geile phrateisns have iallea 10 esecs any pera11.
nent enaaEe Tor the better
We srs p.ssontsed by : alass q iatIs> aa1
gentlemen too sagscious q b Imposed upon ~
~ ignorant qnsek,. and they sre 100 inpepena;
are caring tham. 49, a
PersoAa calling At our clace ose havu fha s4ils.
faction OF free consultations with The aex{>N
snce that they mAy depend ppen reoelsinx eau
did epsnions. h0nar&bie. square dealing. r3as6n4
ksln charges aud no auc0nfaxNmenl W!lh9ut 4
prospect OF improvement Or 0pfA
Cur praettee Is founded Hpan thnrezRlA nf ~
Best mefnotS. without fefewneo 10 schools ~ 4
'pathias" n
Yon viii net be urged o. persuaded % III
treatment. ami no one VIII b. treated unzoS6
there II strong Probability Of cure 81 p@ff0H
nent bene4L MAKE inteErossttons and dacl&4
Ter ynarseiI &c.
ofsee hoars. Froms . n e. p n I'm.
DAYS y 10 II a n. only. ~ #z
N H-pSfsoua uuahIa 90 yiRlf M mar ~
treated af their homes ~ correspondence
Medicines aud insirucslons a8ns hT tnAA - -
gfv@A Consultation frea
AlwaYs send stamp when reply Is expente&
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Grave Cause far Anxfesy

Exists wkea tke k3dEsTs loss tAssr ACTIVITY
f'vpzzrs EeeaearA sAszla he fzken - rsae@ =.
otherwise EsiFszits G3sesse. Diabetes. eg suue
csheE srgszl1 frsyaese = % - zpprekensesi - =
eua<ssEeEee. EsssetEers stcrzaca Bsrses Is q
xnck rAbie e3nresse ~ Is sx5nuiatsvs &etson
tsoa shess osgass sever crosses the border lire
81 ssfssy sud Eserxes szto irritation. Is d many
tElzEassnts ESe1 foe the sAxne ra-pa&e By the
EseEces eery and apaedIe4ts4 are nee SzstAbse
corrective agents IN case Lac tAlG They ex-
rsfe wtthGft procs@ng permanently desirable
Essalt TIE Iust MEDINA between thera ard
"a sneaeefzAl dinreEse 10 The Bit1esx. which Is
also q specific Ger Ea4sArsa1 complains, eyspep-
Ess. constipation sad rhenuatssra
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THE WATER FRONT.


The Tacoma tug Meta was inspected res
terday.
work on sehwabaeher's pier Is progress
ing vel.
The steamer Otter was in port yesterday
morning.
The new steamer Detroit went to Tacoma
yesterday.
The /. J. Perry retained down Sound
last evening.
The bark Templas goes to the bunksrs TO
losd coal today.
The bark Anre0la went TO the coal bunk
ers 20 load coal yesterday.
The steamship Michigan IL expected
here from Portland December e.
The steamer Haytsen Republic Is due
here from san Francisco tomorrow.
The steamer Mary F. Perley il undergo
ing repairs az Baker. Bacon & Co.'S wharf.
The ship Iyanhoe did not go TO sea yes
teFday bat will IN ell probability get away
today.
The revenue cutter Wolcott was IN port
yesterday morning. She left later in the
day for Tacoma
The bark Tidal Wave is en- route here
from san Francisco with a general cargo
consigned 50 Harrington 8 smith.
The steamship Walia Walia sailed for
Sar Francisco at q o'clock last evening
Nth 800 tons Of coal. 80 tons OF miscel-
laueous freight and large number Of pas
sengers.
lie l. probable that new time card will
be put in effect by the Union Pacific rail-
way for is Sound boats sunday, December
- There will be no 8.i5 boat lroIu here
for Tacoma Saturday,
The tug Rainier. after a three months
lay.up. IN out again. She has received new
boilers and has been given a general over
hauling. She left for Ufsaladay last night
after boom Of logs for Rossman & Nc
Donald.
The repairs 10 the tug Phantom are COM
pleted and the tug Is again in service.
While laid np she received a new steel
boiler and was given . thorough overhaui-
ing The Phantom left last night for Dog
fish point. after n seow of rock.
The steamship City OF Puebla arrived
here from San Francisco al midnight We'd
nasday night after fast trip. She would
have made Victoria in forty-eight hours
from san Francisco. bat was forced to lay
10 outside on account Of heavy fox. She
brought us tons Of freight for Seattle. all
esf which she discharged yesterday. She
goes 20 Tacoma To finish unloading.
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shinninr Inielllrrnrr.

HADtoeK, Dec. II -saiiea--Msrtha ".
Tuft.
PnGr TOWNSEND. Dec, ie.--Arrived--
Nellie May.
sAg FRANcfScs. Dec. Arrived - Rkn
Eureka. Columbia river; British str Wei
iington. Departure bay Cleared~Str Hay
ten Republic, Port Townsend; str Mont
serFatt. Nanaimo. bk Bnndaleer, Nanaino /,
str Oregon. Portland; Whaling bk Triton.
whaling. Departed-Sp Two Brothers. Ia
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unsettled and show "A sAsy tendency.
choke feed. 10; No !. si-16a 2 x:
lover grades, slHt.ae.
Hops-Daii. 70 SC.
Potatoes strong and advancing tend
ency; Earis Rose, sl.io@I us Fairbanks.
Si.sDaI5s.
Butsersssady; fancy. aes4e; GOOD to
choice. isl10c.
Exgs- Very scarce. and fancy figures OBJ
saIElsd for tie few stray lots arriving Cali
fornla range. s1a5 SC.
CHICAGO HIVE sTccK w2RxEI
cHfrxso. Dec. Is.-Catfle Receipts.
1900 steady. bseves. s.. 75sa . ;..stockers
and feeders =. sG3e0; eoxs. bulls and
mixed sI.2ls2so.
Hog Receipts, q. 90 had :activs strong
Sc higher; mixed s5S9et5.55; heAEY. $3.50
@1755E; light, ss.s0Wa75; skips. k709M
s.a5
sheep Receipts. $50; SLOW: closing 10
@s9c lover natives. 8 and 8.
CHICAGO PRODUCE sAKxEx.
cHfcAso. Dec. IL. Wheat, higher; De-
cenabes. nominal. ITgsc; Nay. ss5zc.
corn-WeAker, December, E5s<s; May.
ss9 sss<c
oa.s-Firmsr: Deosmbsr. ao7zc asked +;
May. 22gkr asksd
Pork Weaker January. 50 22sk9a2s
MAY, ss.e7ss.
Lard Firm; January. $3.50 May,
segT1s.
short Rihs-Firm; January. ATS; Nay,
s4s5.
IsvERF0oL sRAIs MARKET.
IGvnzpooI. Dec. II. - Wheat Firm
and poor demand: holders offer spar.
inFiy.
Corn Firm: demand poor: new mixed
Western, 4 sd per GENITAL
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AnvIeE .n MoraEas

Ms Nlnslow's SoethinE syrup fog ceiiareE
teeghsnE j. the pfvseFt ttsen 81 o4le 81 TIE beat
female nurses and physicians Ia the United
stairs AVA has been used for forty years WITH
never is!lirg sacct - 5f mtllicus % mothers SCI
their children During iae Ptoea~s at teeshtug
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