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THE DAHOTAs TROuBL ". !
The Boomers Decide to buy the Land From
n u, the Indians Exciting Times ;, al

The Boomers Decide to buy the Land From
the Indians Exciting Times,
PIERRE S. D., Dec. 31.-The agitation
at this 3 point over the Port Pierre
troubles have somewhat subsidized over
the news that the boomers ct a uecret
meeting last night resolved, il possible,
to PURCHASE &the i desired q land z Of
the II, half-breeds tIwlth WHOM !iS ~, =
trouble is lmminept:S r., M A.! hoo sne
CTS I; (. /. are very secretiye ii aud \ move
eaul!Sasly. Late. this evening word was IS
received that the officers at Fort Sally
mad RECEIVED orders from the Interior
department to- send two or, three com.
panles OF regulars to OCCUPY THE mile
tthe half breeds, who XIV were Vic
iorlous in the S fight n with ( the
boomers, got i gloriously d drunk and
Grove =, up \ and down i through 4 the
Fort Pierre settlement discharcipe fire.
arms and making a perfect bedlam. :, Tie
leader OF the boomers was hung in elliyy,
Il is also learned that the inhabitants of
Fort Pierre have formed secret society
~ which they. are bound together5with
q death oath to 2hold /. together 1 for the
lKeeplng OIL the land they q have set.
tied on, u: n! q; Il u -.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

~ Six deeds OF trust and the following
conyeyances Of real estate were admitted
to record yesterday 4 in Clerk Hooks
office 3 8lS & S.;
A deed made December 81, 1889, by
ORIG Uthmap and wife to Henry F,
Jones, for lot No. IS as shown on thu
plat OF property on the Island filed b.
w. p; Hubbard aud H. NJ. Russell
special commissioner Consideration
Sl,5O0. II AZ \: 3ii5i,y
"A deed made; December 81, 1889, BY
Louisa y. Robinson and William I Fl
Robinson to- Sue "a. Caddle, wife o.
George J. Caadle, for the west half o.
lot No. & in Armstrong rand Z Jones ad
dition, situated on the southeast corner
of North Huron aud Kentucky streets
Consideration 81 200 Ms 4 ii, 4
Added made DECEMBER 81, 1880, by
Hannibal Forbes and wife, to s.Tht
City Bank Of Wheeling" for the north
half Of lot Not in squarc No. II situated
at the corner ofMarket, street and alley
O.. Consideration $50, 900. ~; s.
e A deed made December 81, 1889, by
Mary Al. Reisbeck, \ widow Of Mark
Reisbeck, deceased, to Boniiace Gaftner
for the west half OF lot No 100 situated
on the south side of Sixteenth street
between Woods and 1lcColloch streets.
Consideration s., 800. 4. Il x y ( $i':i Z:
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The The Ssc Sci Brewing CO.
!3 ito IS Enlarge its3I 4. 4; i Z
THE IP,LANs@ PREPARING
For u New building iWhlch5N In.
# /, crease ease tho Capacity and Improve
M 4 tho pcodnct-.h Town Clock II
ggSft aud Electric Light Plant. i,Si &

"a MI. y. W.AWells, the we'll known
known architect Is now at work pre-.
pairing plans for an immense addition
and improvements in the arrangement
Of buildings, for the scllinuibach Brow.
Ing Company. The plans contemplate
one OF the greatest improvements made
in the lower part $oi; the city In years,
and one which It Is said, viii make The
schmulbacl eo,npany's plant the most
extensive both in tho matter OF ground
covered ana producing capacity in this
part Of the country. ;i!i u 4. Z.
y The new building will extend from
McColloch street 10 the present main
buildings OF the plant. sAll ithe frame
and old brick buildings which includes
the bottling house, stables and wash.
houses will be torn away, and their sites
covered by IN immense six.story build.
Ing, much larger than the whole plant
as ut present arranged. Z The main build.
ing which Is In the main, only three
stories high, will be built on ,up to the
height OF the new part, thus making one
Immense building covering nearly an
entire square. al = :; .IllyS
. In the new building private electric
light plant will be established tor The
furnishing OF light for the immense es.
tablislmcnt. A grain elevator will be
Que feature lo( the Improvement II
will DO on the west side OF the building,
and will be so located as to Ilnk 9 It DOS.
sible to- carryTthe grain direct from the
ears on their siding to the top story OF
the building. s5iS.jj'S3St WI IA
Gin. the B!eeple of this immense new
structure which will be located on the
west side, q large illuminated clock will
be constructed 8 TO strike the hours
10Y the benefit Of the people Of that part
The stables which will be torn down
to make room for the improvement will
be moved TO the south Of the present
buildings. ~ e q n
q This Improvement Is to be commenced
as early in'the spring as tho weather
will permit. In speaking Of the matter
yesterday, member of the company
said's Recently Wheeling beer has
grown in public favor wonderfully.
Heretofore the trouble with our brewery
mas been the inadequate storage room.
Our demand has been greater than we
could supply and We hnve,,s. found it
necessary to ship our product some.
times before it wns aged enough to suit
us or the consumer. SThe improvements
Contemplated will increase our capacity
greatly, and will give us the storage
room necessary to age the beer properly.
Foreign beers have never succeeded ia
Wheeling and vicinity aud when we get
our new plant into operation thew will
have still less chance. !" s! !;E y I.
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A Zig Criminal Docket.

Justice William II. Davis was! busy
yesterday making up a summary Of Ellis
criminal docket for! the year 1850. "a He
issued In that year 40S criminal warrants,
all of which, were executed. This NUN.
her is MI increase Of 100 over the mum.
Der OF criminal warrants he issued lin
1883. II The amount OF fines assessed and
accounted for is s475. The arrests were
made by months as follows: Il January,
So; February, II; March, 32 ;tApril, SS;
May, %; June, q; JulyS59; August, So;
September, q October, IS; November,
81; December. 3l..1i N + X
$EThe arrests were made, by the follow.
ing named &constables and policemen
Conslables-W. ttA.S Love, 1876; William,
Lauchlin, 20; Burgess Lowe, 3; Godfrey
Price, ! Thomas d. Bennett, 2; total,
29l.lbpolicemen- West, 10 ISlanley,2;
Deylin, 9; Moran, 10! Herbert, 8; Short,
20; Gaus, s; Carney,tl3; Bell 20; Ter
rell, 0;sWilkie, 4; Duku, 8; Prettyman,
0; Donavan, l %Speidel, 1; l.ukens, 70;
Dunlap, 4; Watson, 9; Driller,4; Des,
inond, S; Robert McNicholls, 6; 4 Daum
$50 He'll, 2 q; killeen, 5; Drusehell,Bl
Chief Delbrugge, 2; Sheriff steenrod, q
Deputy Sheriff; Laue, ! /; total, lS6.
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) UNITED STATES? AM: CANADA ).I.! +

The Sitting of tho Special Committee on
Our Commercial Relations. " 4
NV YORK, Dec. 81 Mr. Ellis Il.
Roberts, Sub: Treasurer OF the 4 United
States, was the first witness called be-.
fore the Canadian committee to-day.
The witness gave tas his 3opinion that
the present commercial frelations with,
canada were advantageous to the United
States.
I. Restricted trade, as Fit SIS Enow, ! Mr.,
Roberts believed, would act materially
toward the annexation of Canada to the
United States. If \ thes United States
permitted Canadato bring her; products
to this market free Of duty aud dispose
OF them Canada would have no desire
to become annexed to Z this country.
She would then have gained all she de-
sired. We pay better wages here, and
have a better market, and it swould be
unadvisable to throw, such field open to
Canada. The wages paid on. this side
a. from % to S5t per cent. higher than
those in Canada, i{3.
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:. 50 - yls7,.-is.!.-sss .rss::il
MARTINS FERRY.
Minor Matters Merely sIontioned-A Day'1
NV -.. --.----L Df,iIatra - y

Minor Matters Merely tionctl-A Days
Doings-P Personals. I 4 3. "
Happy New Year to you all. JULIUS JACOBS
I, Walter B,aescn, q Mt. Pleasant, was in tho
l. Lo !,k ous toE bis bargain. ~: ( = Z
U.s. -N".a Fiber: Is quite III at the home Of
lis. George Twcedy. :5tf1 e
Miss Mary Davidson has returned from n
pleasant visit with smithfeld friends ,i;3ygSy
Thomas Jordan returns to his studies at The
Cincinnati School OF Pharmacy tomorrow, ii'1ff
The city electric lights were tested Inst even
iing on the lower circuit aud gave general salts
William somers, OF the Etna ill; will leave
~ lew days for lronton. where he has engaged,
with one Of the mills there.
The funeral of little TITLE strobcl took place
yesterday afternoon from her parents home on
filsa street. She bud been Ill a long time. .liE
\ Rose llill's English Folly Company is the at.
traction at the new Opera House Monday even.
,hg..s"My aunt Bridget will DO: at the same
I! Tonight the young folks out on Glenns Run
anu vicinity VIII have a select party at tho
nome OF Miss Nettie Thoburn. ! a humber Of
Mathis Ferry people Will attend. y Tx
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n The y funeral \ oi sthe S]ate, GeorgefB
$swiit, which took place from the resi-:
Edence sof his father.in-law, Mr. David
I Bell ; on North Main street yesterday at
8ternoon, was quite largely attended a
number Of friends from Pittsburgh came
I down to pay; their last respects to the
\ deceased. $.rhe interment took place Sat
Greenwood. and the services at the grave
were conducted BY Cyrene Commnndery
4 No.i7; KIT, OF which the deceased was
!. d 5member. 4 That organization turned
/ out,headedbyi the Opera House band.
SNTho { funeral Sof the late 4 Joseph u.
Norton also took place yesterday after;
noon fand was Squite largely attended:
encouragement was private: III
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IA Now Rank in Bra. ,;tt,,,,'f CONT, u,,.

Secretary Of State Walker, has issued a
certificate Of incorporation. to the Sutton
Bank, organized fol, the purpose 81 doing
a,general banking business. H. The prin,
cipal: office is to be kept at Sutton, Brax-
county, and the charter is to continue
perpetually.T The 4 sum ]; Of IS, 700 has
been subscribed to the capital stock, ten
per cent ofFwhich'has been paid in, with
the privilege Of increasing til 9; same to
Sl00, 900 in all.. Sstfy Tho capitalsis divided
into shares Of 500, which are held as fol-
lows:SG.SW: Curtin, 80 shares ! Hon. G.
.S:Hyera25 " Hon. ~ .SSW.: Morrison; 20; ;
sW: F.SMorrison,S l0, fand EA:W. Corley,, =:
All the parties are Of Braxton county, ex-
cept G.lNI Curtin,y;who7is a resident Of
Taylor county FsSi5i;S;.S;5S
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/ HEAYYEPTSEs IMPOSED u a
u tho Circuit Court on Keepers Of Houses
,5ss ~; n OF III ranie. 81 4, y

l{tl ~, OF Ill Tntue. *,
Judge PAUL, Of the Circuit Court, has
ordered that those, who have confessed
tokeeping houses Of i'll fame be required
e; pay a iine Of $40 and costs, and serve
ten days in Jail, and that those who have
confessed to selling beer and wine With
out a license be required to pay a fine Of
$50 and the costs. /, 4
THE women who were indicted for
keeping houses Of Ill fame and jplead
guilty To the same are Josephine Boyd
(colored), Ida Robinson, Cynthia Miller,
Celia Williams (coored Mamie Klein,
En-. N sfcNfanaway and Nellie Martin.
They will have fines Of $40 and costs 10
pay and ten days to spend In Jail. a!ittg /
iAThe keepers Of houses Of III fane In.
dicted for selling beer without a license
are Josephine Boyd, Carrie Palmer, Ella
Miller, Maggie Conroy, Nellie White,
Jennie Lee, N Celia illia,ns, Ii Annie
Keim, two indictments, Sadie Tracy, En-,
McManawayi and Nellie Martin. They
will have to1pay $50 fines and the
costs, q " ifi " 4
fiFlWalter Y Dung and John Mckinley, sa
loonists, indicted for selling on Sunday,
and who plead guilty, were fined 5t
and costs. ls&s2 Il i! N "a II 9s
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i Attic NvI,nrf.

I'd The river was falling solwly last even.
ing with 10 feet in the channel. The
Hudson and Elaine passed up enroute
for Pittsburgh yesterday morning. Al The
Rainbow got. of forR CINCINNATI at 10
o'clock yesterday morning with o good
load Of { freight. The Courier left for
Rarkersbnrg at li39 yesterday, The G.;
w. Bachelor lett for Pittsburgh on time
with q fair trip. The Ahner O'Neal is
to:day's packet ior Pittsburgh. The w.
NJ Chancellor is to.day's up boat in the
CINCINNATI Pittsburgh trade. The Andes
is to.day's Cincinnati packet, leaving at
7 q. m'& The Liberty will bring up an
excursion from Darlington and ihterme-
diate points to-day She will start on
her return trip at $3.50 p. m. ,E: fs \;
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/ a Grent Discovery,

In the medical line is the pleasant fruit
laxative Elixir Of Dates. It combines
the active pr operties, OF dates, I figs and
prunes in such a way as to make II; zone
Of the, most pleasant: and effective rene.
dies on the market. It is easily taken
BY old and young, and is q sure cure for
habituals constipation, sbiliousness, dys.
,pepsia, sick headache and piles, land all
diseases caused by,a weak stomach, dis.
eased kidneys OF inactive liyer.s Sold in
20 cent bottles BY o. r. Goethe, VIEW:
irwin W. Williams John ELaughIin.
Logan Drug Company and g GOODWIN q
Co.,wholesale. agents.s !! sisas5SfysfSs
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/ Cured tb,,ysCutic;juIIlrra.

Eli had known oil. the CuTlcuRAI REMEDIES
twenty.eight years ago Il would have kayeu me
s18 o. two hundred dollars and al Immense
amount OF suffering. VI Ny disease tpsoflhhisl
commenced on my head IN spot not MtRef
than cent. v II spread rapidly al! over my pouy
and got under my nails. The scales wonlu ulop
OF oil mo all the time, and my suffering vas
endless and without relief One thousand dol.
lara woaid not tempt me TO have th!s elscMc
over again. 4 am poor man, but ieel flch y
DO relieved Of what some OF the doctors SAC
was lepr0syi' some rlngworin, psoriasis. elc.
took - and - sarsnparillas over one year
aud a hall, hut no cure. = went 10 two Or thlee
doctors, and no cure. Y | cannot praise tho Cutl.
cura Remedies too much. 5. They have made my
skin as clear and FREQ from scales A. q babyt.
All used OF them wore three boxes 81 Cutcula,
and three bottles OF GHtietra iResoltehtt ann
two cakes Of Cutlcura Soap. Il II you had been
here and said You would have cured mo ior
500 90, you would have had the money.fl looked
ike the picture In your book OF psoriasis lpie.
iure number two, ..1low 10 Cure Skin Discases"l,
but now ain rs clear as any person ever was.
Through force OF habit rub my hands over my
arms and legs 10 scratch once In q while, but 70
no purpose. 1 am all well. n scratched twenty:
eight years. aud II got to DO n kind Of q second
nature 10 me.sfI thank you thousand times. ~
DsSfti-6ficy DENNIS DOWNING. Waterbury, VIZ
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y TOILET SETS A. n.
Are desirable giits-a big stock Of these rcods In
odd designs and beautiful decorations 10 select
from, with Il pieces to each. GiS n
Regular price, $40 90. Sit e
SSsii-5s ~ Compelling price, sd IL. mo-
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"A New u. s o. Depot FOR for washington.

'' W" y -. !" 70 TOT WHsniHEtoHs
AT last, after years OF waiting, it ap-
pears that the B. 4 O. Company! Is going
to. provide Washington, Pa, with a new
passenger station, In place Of the ancient
and tdilapidated shed that has served
such q purpose in that progressive town
Tor so many years. Monday evening,
Superintendent JOY. Patton, having
charge Of the company's Pittsburgh Di.
visions, concluded the purchase OF the
property Of the Reed heirs, opposite the
old depot, for IS, 500. A handsome mod.
ern depot is TO be built Of native stone,
taken from the Horn quarry in Buffalo
township, at an early day, and the old
depot will be torn down and the freight
depot extended to covef. the site, :; ssf5:g
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.t.F-'TL,F EFHgI1 Is
u Salt RiICulll

with its intense itching, dry, hot skin,
often broken into painful cracks, and
the little $watery pilnples, often causes
Understandable sut1ering. Hoods Sarsa-
parilla has wonderful power over this
disease. It lpurities the blood, and ,ex-
pels the shumor, and the skin heals
without q scar. Send for book contain
ing many statements Of cures, to @. II
Hood ~ Co., Apothecaries, 4 Lowell,
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DELlIAlRE BRIEFS. 4:

a, Resume of tho Events of tho Day-rer.
honnl Jottings. g h d,
John Noll, Of Barnesvile, was in town yes.
y; John Lockwood Is visiting among Cincinnati
Il The possoillce will DO open this morning until
,, Thomas Mckee, Of Toledo. IS tho guest Of
nDE: J. "; Essp, Of Lloydsvillc, was here yes
,odss al Ass Murray q the Fourth Ward leaves
Blum Bros. gave their employees biz supper
last nightat the Windsor Hotel. u f.s-tI
There Is great kick being made about the
mai service along the i. & o. road. VIZ
~, Miss Mary Walton OF Barncsvllc, o., and Miss
walton, OF wheeling arc visiting here. "
The Turner's gave Il grand bali last night,
U al. turner's aud their lady friends were pres.
The German Ward" Rand made good music
on the streets yesterday, and drew. a large
Z Harry Bowers and Miss Ina johnson viii be
married TO- day ut tho residence Of Miss John
sons sister, Miss c. Arnett.
IS Mr.. CHI Gatchell, OF Washington, D. G.,
nassed through here Yesterday on his way to Wis
t''t'etiuo - 11oatpc Souuty sta
There arc at least twenty cases OF &c Ripe
reported here, and there arc probably that many
more cases that have not been heard from. 80
: To-day VIII be celebrated here about the same
as Christmas was. The banks, postoilicc. mi.
roads and merchants will close up generally. ~
Masters Charles Heimbrod and Guy DANG
worth found large key yesterday near the Up
PER Lantern Globe Works. 1t is-eyldently Of
value 10 some one, ,ts ID tigi
Watch meetings wcre In progress last night ali
over town. and the numerous cutcstainmcn,s
served 10 keep the majority Of the population I'm
untll the new year came In. 555 <!sT5
7 At a meeting Of the directors OF the Dollar
savings Bank OF Belairc, held yesterday after
noon; lanes Wilson was elected Vice President,
aud William +. stiiel, OF Wheeling, wns made q
member OF the Board Of Directors to fill the
vacancy caused by the Withdrawal Of Hon. N,
D. Scott OF Wheeling. s1es.1'Sss'
: mule owned by the nall works oomnany
here, had to be killed yesterday. 1t The time
!ts leg was broken tho animal was swung IN in
the hope that THO bones would knit SO that Il
could be used again, but this mode OF Treatment
nal by shooting 1t a dose ol prussic acld was
given but one, dose failing TO even phase the
Seasti was dispatched with rifle shot In its
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Ing 10 shortage q gaI, but they Will likely 60
on full turn At once, ~ Y. W
ElA3short time ago wellshurg boastSu %, q, ~, a.
empty JAIL but such Is not the case now ~, .aS
with stealing d horse and ydfay one oharEea l
with assault md unlawful ,cohabitauoni wy
charged with breaking into railway I wv
Saturday Sheriff Curtis and Cnnsto,iuS ,naai
VIM Idnirc.s Fell lIdnire aud Bradley Mas.els;
charged }wlth \ unlawful assent 5lotl nna
tumut 10 the terror Of the people, ahu ~
upon David Williamson, Of Cross Creek uhIticS
Monday morning. waived 4 hearing. apa were
held IN the sum Of $500 each for court.is
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IF ron cannot SEQ ind need spectGcles
Won Should call on 4s and have y0ur! Eyes
Tested without charge. We have the
/ tnest Instruments ind more experience
/ than auy other Uptician In the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. JACOB W. GIlUBB, 3s It9 ii
asss5SisSs JeWeler aud 0pticlan,
Cor. Twelfth md Market Streets.
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x COMMITTEES Or Conferences Applolnted

= 49,
\ The. Board OF County Commissioners
met yesterday to audit the bills and ac-
counts to be acted upon at the next reg.
ular5 meeting OF tho Board to be held
next Monday. Before the Board re-
solved itself into committees there was
brought up the matter Of appointing q
committee to act with the committee ap.
pointed byth Chamber OF Commerce,
n nond & oan that VI p99naGy be t e.
officials Of the Wheeling & Lake Erie
road relative to the bringing Of that
linein this city. President Dobbius
and Aiessfs. Gruse and Tyler were ap.
pointed as such committee. The pre-
sumption is that Council will appoint its
committee ut its next meeting, and after
that the three committees will probably
get together and take some steps in the
direction for which they we're ap.
mi Tad NJ
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Jr. q. UNA: M. Fair, Fair:

u The members of Wheeling Council
No. !, Jr.. GU .:A.2 NJ, are making ex:
tensive preparations to- hold q fair and
festival, commencing January IS %and
continuing till February. ~ The affair
will be held Fiu Sthe Nv heeling Wheel.
mems hall, (which will be handsomely
trimmed sfor tho occasion with bunting
and aoyergreens.$ Committees are now
soliciting donstions $forsthe event, Tand
members haye; already; disposed OF Ii
number Of stickets.S III There will Ebe$ sew
eral prizes Rcontested for by members
chosen from the different Councils of
the order hereahcnts 81
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YEsTERDAY evening Justice Davis
made IN effort to disentangle gone Is
land people who have got mixed up in O
row. A married woman accused her
husband OF being too intimate with
another woman, and has threatened to
do the second woman in the case bodily
HARM She was held under bonds to
keep the peace. 4 !. 4,
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Do you sut fer with habitual constipa-
hon or billousness 2 II SO, try the pleas
ant fluit laxative, Elixir Of Dates. It
will cure you. y. Sold in 80 cent BOTTLES
by C.:R. Goetze, Nv. sW.;;i Irwin, fW.sE,
Williams, John Laughlin Logan Drug
Company and Goodwin & Co., wholesale
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h =. 49, "a ~ 7e9I
lWGllSlurg Ynifs.

I, The Royal Gas Company has put up the price
zens will discontinue It's use ~ -
y Elder Ira C.5Mitcheil has returned from Con.
aecsieut where he has been for some weeks
preaching, On his way home he came by wny Of
virginia, where he OBLIGATED at the wedding OF a
sou Next week he goes to Mansfield, Ohio,
TN pt,,o.s,,,s 81 eHt y pteAcn.
Gus In! their new we'll, Just below town. Sunday
morning, at depth Of 200 feet. There Ii enough.
sas coming from the we'll Jus. now to run the
WORKS put The well is 70 be drilled deeper. The
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,I9fl..,l! U -. . siijlfllllLl
i ~ Eltxir, OF Dntea

1s combination Of the active properties
ofadates, figs and prunes, and tIother
tropical fruits It's pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered lit I'M.
mensely popular, 1T cures habitual con.
stipation, indigestion biliousness, sick
headache, piles, etcs Sold iiin4 so cent
bottles By .. r. Goetze, = Sy..4lNV Irwin,
w E:}slyilliams and Z Johns Laughlin.
Logan Drug 90. and Goodwin 81, Co.,
wholesale agents XII ;S5S