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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-01-11
kaal Estate Transfers

List Of transfers fled in the Office
of the Clerk of the Circuit Court for
week ending Jan. 4, 1919:
Annie Boyer and husband to Hi.
ram BOWser, Is acres and % perches /;
$500.
Giimor S. HamiII, Trustee. to Will
liam Il. Harvey, Military Lots 1870
and 1872. 100 acres $3.50.
Nathan Casteel to Mt. Lake Park
Association. . acres aud 145 verches ;
$500.
Mt. Lake Park Association to Ma
than Casteel, 6 acres and z; perches ;
$500.
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LODGE MEETINGS.

LOCAL BRANCH. No. IS, of the Iron Hall
meets ia Sturgiss' Hall LIST and Sd Saturday
nights If each month.
Alta LODGE. No. 574, X. ofH.. meets in
same Hall I'd and 18th Thursday nights of each
month.
The Y. NJ. c. A. of Oakland meets in the
same Hall Friday night Teach week and Sun
day afternoon.
SHEALTIEL LODGE. No. 100, I. o. O. F.,
meets in Lesges Hall every Monday night.
PATMOS COUNCIL, No. $50, A. L. of H.
meets in same Hall LIST and Sd Thursday nights
OF each month.
GARRETT LODGE. No. liz. X. of p. meets
in 9arthright's Hall. axe View, every We'd
n9s 'ay evening, at 1880.
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Our Trip South.
PART SECOND,

w huu CD'iItCWVidtCA ICuf IiS
Birmingham for Waycross on FRI
day. Nov. }E28th. hut changed our
minds, for which we were heartily
glad, for the train was dprailed and
tumbIed in ditch and twelve pers onI
injured.
Aropos of railroad accidents, I be-
lieve there has been an average of
one day during the month of De
cember, on one or the other of the
many roads which intersect Way
Igids,ss1 chiefly freight trains. hut the
5jieatnS arising very sad. especially
that Ola promising young man IF
Thomastil'e. Georgia, whose head
was completely severed from his
body. 'beiny the only son Of his
mothefand ,he a widow" One rea-
500 assigned for so many ac,i tents,
is the long dry. warm spell. which
eEgendtrs Thick fogs. and trains col.
Tide. or run int the rear end of their
cars, because thu signal lights are OBJ.
scured /; and again the men are 80
often put on double duty that they
sometimes fall Victims to slumher.
The fault lies with railroad corpora
tons, which exact double work and
no extra pay.
Speaking of Birmingham's popula.
ton in my last letter I. or the type.
setter. made a mistake; they num-
tier 30 900. instead of 5000.
What shall 1 say of the glorious
weather we have had; unclouded
sunshine for five weeks ; no fires, the
doors and windows open; roses and
other flowers blooming in the yards
at Christmas. The mercury ranged
near S0o in the shade. l confess
suffered from the heat and longed for
Oakland'S invisOraiing breeze. The
peach trees look beautiful in their
pink and white robe of blossoms Zone
variety ripenS here in May) and peas
are several inches high. Oranges do
not grow In this vicinity. I fiEd a
persimmnn here. large as peach
and very fine. This town of $4,000
Il think. is progressing; handsome
buildings going UP. fine electric lights
andehe recent election was carried
for water. works. Here we meet the
representative SOutherns such warm
hears such lavish hospitality We
have been invited out to dinner, tea
andeven break fast. until we had tC
decline some invitations.
Miss Jennie Smith and Miss Sher.
man were here some years ago and
are held in grateful remembrance for
good effected.
Our holiday presents were numer.
Gus and highly priced.
The deep, white glistening sand Is
wonderful to behold. I was struck
by the stiffness of the town, and
found it was because carriages, wag.
ongs and carts rolled noiselesslY by
like shadows, through the sand
Darkies, mounted on mule. attach
eu to IA little cart, a,nuses one, unac.
cust0med to the sight.
A few days since l was shown 8
cluster of tolerable sized pears, the
second crop of the year.
In a few days we go to Florida
from which place will write again
MRS. D. TAsKER.
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Wraps! Wraps!

New Markets and jackets reduced
to almost one half. They must he
sold. Ladies' Jackets worth $500 re-
duced to 50 25; Jackets worth $500
reduced to S4.75; New Markets worth
SO 90 reduced to S4.75. All wool
flannel skirts, 95c. We have just
opened new line of Gloves. Hand
kerchiefs, Wool Hose, &C., Sc.
NJ. L. SCOTT'S
Baltimore Store.
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LOCAL N EW S.

The Grippe" has many victims
In our town, but none are serious.
ly III.
-Messrs. Tower and Durham, an
nouncel last week az seriously i'll.
are both up and rapidly Gonzales.
cling.
SIS 900 to loan on first mortgage.
THOMAS & SINCELL.
Attorneys.at-T.sw, Oakland, Md
To LoAN.-$5. 900 on first mort
VEITCH & TowNsHEND,
Attorneys, Oakland, Nd.
Don't forget that Howell keeps
the hest green and far cy groceries in
town. Also fish and oysters. Brooks
building, Railroad street.
Among those in town this week
we noticed MpNsrS. Junkins anil
Shaffer. the defeated candidates for
County Commissioner in the late
election.
Mr.. John T. SincpIl. who has
been i'll in Washington City for sew.
eral weeks, was brought home to
Oakland Tuesday. where careful
nursing will no doubt Wing him
around all right in few days.
The meeting at the Bray School
House ranle to a close last week.
Over fifty were converted at this
meeting, and frty eight jtined the
church. AT the close Of the meeting
the pastor, Rev. Jnhn Rpxrad, was
presented with thirty-hee dollars.
Wash day need no longer be re-.
garded az day of drudgery. The
United States Washing Machine has
overcome this difficulty. Wasting
can tow he done easily aRd quirkly
Ivy any member of the latniIy. You
are Invited Ia pXaUtue tlte maShine
at Davis Il SDu'S Hardware Store
oakland, Nd. Dec. l3t
The Catholic Fair held in Offutt's
Hall during the Chri-tmas holidays.
closed on New Years @ight. Miss
Annie Harris table rpalrZHd $50 20 /;
Miss Ell"n Stations. SOL As; MIS-
Ellen Jami-on'+. $50 co. The music
for the faT was furnished by Mr..
Litzinger, HainilI Spedd"n, Abel
Browning. Ahpl Dewitt, Misses An.
ME Hart. Mary Mart and Lizzie
Fleckenstpin. The amnunt collected
AT the tanr Ivy Mr.. Mn,lny was
$3S 90. The expenses of the fair " ere
$36 90, leaving the amouat realized
by the fair SlG3 %.
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Marriage License.

The following is a list of marriage
license issued for week ending Jan.
4lh, 1890:
Jonas Hershberger and Fannie
Gnagey.
Frank Calls and Harriet J. Bow
man.
Abraham B. King aud Mollie
Grimes.
john L. Beachy and Ida E. Peck
And one with request not to pub.
ish.
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Bond. Samuel, Mclean, G.,
Bishop Y. Mase, william j.,
Brown. Mrs. Matte C., Morgan, Mrs Ella,
Rode, DR.. f. -, Motfert & AShmOre,
Beall Miss Ellie, Melville. John,
Beachy, Lee. Pittsburg Mineral Co.,
BRUCE e., Paugh, A.,
Bennett. J. j., Roster. Miss NJ. g.,
Cnlch, j. Rush, David,
Chrys. Miss Alice, WnockIay, John.
Felty, f d., Richardson, f. W.,
Gloss. CLANCY, Rams, w. A..
GeaSlen, W., Smith. Allen.
Hughes. G., Schlntitel, Miss Clara.
KurtZ. II. c., Soldiers, c. c.,
l.andsburg. s., Sythe, +. W,
Lyeter. T. W., Smith. Miss Cherry,
Lewis. John f., Whips, VIM. +,
Mejerly. Miss Emma. Weimer. Simon,
Mccarty. David H., Webb. Mr..
Persons ealing for them will please
say they are ahvert Used.
+. A. THAYER. P. NJ.
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A Ball for Sale.

l have a fine tWo.year.old bull for
sale. or will exchange for a brood
mare of equal value.
DAVID STEPHENS.
Oakland, Md,
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List of letters remaining unclaimed
in the Post Office at Oakland. Gar
rett county, Mt, for week ending
J inuary lltn. 1890:
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Notice to Creditors.


Garrett County. To.1oI.
The creditors of Welcome II. Hull and John
r. Hull. co partners, trading and doing nusi-
ness as w. ii. Hull & Bro, are hereby noti-
flied that the said w. Fl. Hull d Bro. have
been adjudicated Insolvent this LIST day OF
county. and tha, proceedings in insolvency
in relation to their estates are now pending,
and that the creditors of said w. Fl. Hull e
Bro. are requested to appear at the Court
ty. Mary land. on Friday, The 10Th day of JAM
uary, 1890, Of 2 O'clock P. NJ. of said day, tc
choose a permanent Trust or Trustees, for
the Estates OF said Insolvents.
GILMORE S. HAMILL,
EDWARD Fl. SINCELL,
l I'd Preliminary Trustees.
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Lost or Loaned.

The party to whom / loaned pair
OfSl,eetacles or trial glasses a few day
ago, will greatly Obiige me by return
ing the same.
A. G. STURGISs,
Druggist.
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and haul the timber off the VespeF
tract. They are to haul the lumber
to the railroad and load it on the cars.
Miss Anna Stuck, who has been
very III. is improving slowly.
Daniel Mel died at his home near
Mineral Springs on the evening of
the 9Th. He leayes a wife and one
child.
Mr.. VIM. RvIand. of Friendsyille.
has been making things very un-
pleasant for our merchants In town.
Keep the good work up.
Mr.. George w. Cover, from near
Uniontown, Pa, has moved in one
Of w. S. Friends houses.
Alfred Mitchell, of ListOnburg.
Pa, was in our neighborhood last
week doing some surveying for r.
Faucet, who bought the Abraham
Augustine farm.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-01-11

STORE Room FOR RENT.-Ths
store room in Oakland occupied by
Mr.. w. P. Totten during his lifetime,
is for rent. Apply TO
MRS. ID. I. TOTTEN.
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UNSURPASSED In TONE
WORKMANSHIP and
DURABILITY!
EVERY INSTRUMENT FULLY
GUARANTEED!

Having decided to make q speciality Of SELL
ing the above named instruments, ] desire
to inform the citizens of this and adjoining
counties who may be DESTROYS of purchasing
II really tiIs-class instrument at moderate
price, to call and examine my line of insiru"
ments and get prices on same before going
elSewhe G. can assure all of one thing-nT
better instruments are made for the money
than those handle. This is no idle boast,
but n fact which time and observation has
abundantly proven. | buy at fist hands and
do not charge two prices for my goods. A
reasonable profit on the investment is all
ask.
/ can also furnish all kinds of Musical
Books Sheet Music, and Organ Stools, and
Musicil Merchandise generally at most reas-
enable prices. Give me a call for anything
in the musical line.
eS- Place OF business-Railroad street. next
TO B. & o. depot, Oakland. Md.
J. NJ. LIFTING Err,
92l 80 Oakland, Md.
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Go to NayIor & Enos for your
new wagons. A light, One-hOrse
wagon complete. $40. A light two.
horse wagon complete. $50. A spring
wagon, S5S. A lot of sleighs and
sieds on hand and for sale cheap.
The Lamar register., 1890-10-04

Last Saturday the farmers an1 citi-
gems Of Lamar had basist picnic At
the grove north OF town. There was .
large crowd collected on the grounds
early in the day. The morning was CIV
en- over to spee-hes by local orators, and
general amusements. The dinner was
spread promptly ut noon and was soon
devoured by hungry crowd who did
ample Justice to the labors of the ladies'
by disposing of several tons Of good grub.
T. c. Henry and other visitors took part
in general slaughter of chickens, cakes
and melons. At o'clock the meeting
adjourned to town, where conference
was held by Mr.. Henry and the farmers
under his ditch and the business men of
Lamar. Mr.. Henry spoke at length Civ
ing full account OF the reasons for the
failure Of water in his ditch this year,
his intentions for the future and tho
prospects for the farming interests in
this great valley. He laid the blame for
there not being sufficient water in the
ditch upon the engineer, j. H. Nelson. A
resolution generating Mr.. Henry from
any blame and condemning Mr.. Nelson
was placed before the meeting and after
several speeches it was passed, that por-
ton condemning Mr.. Nelson having first
been stricken out. 1t seems to be the
general opinion that the company will
coon pay of its indebtedness, and make
arrangements for furnishing more water
to the farmers next year.
The Lamar register., 1890-10-04

| The following is list Of the patents
Just received at the Lamar Land Office:
Warren Aldrich, Mary J. Armstrong,
Chafles G. Ament, Charles E Ashwcrth,
Ora D. Baker, Eva A. Barnard. Carl G.
Berger, Francis w. Brooke, Daniel Car
michael, William L. Case, George E.
Case, John E. Donlan, William F. Dres-
ser, Lorraine E. Darling, William Davis,
CHARLES Ewing. Ludovic E. Edwards, Leo
Effort, Patrick J. Fitzgerald, John L.
Fahnestoch, Alpheus B. Fisher, Mary
Graham. Edward Harkley, John Hess,
Andrew Hanson, John NJ. Henderson,
George A. Hopkins, Andrew A. Harrison,
Joseph NJ johnson, Thomas Joyce, Ly-
man G. jackson, Thomas A. Jones, Har-
c. King, William w. Louden, William
Leonard, Hiram D. Latter, Antonio Do
minigo Lopez, Samuel w. Mcclure,
Ulysses S. Motley, Melville L. McPher-
son, Thomas McElroy. Henry A. Morris,
Ebenezer Mcdowell, Joseph Mosier, John
c. Mclaughlin, Marion X. Manning,
Martin R. McCrory, Chalmer R McDill,
William Mathieson, Calvin L. McPher-
son, Thomas F. Murphy, Virgil Miles,
James D. Newton Willie P. Rousch.
Rosa NJ. E. Ridgeway, John F. Rawlings,
Charles A. Rodman, John Rampenthal,
Uriah P. Shivly, John H. Smart, George
H. Sowbart, Fielding l. Salyer, Frank
L. Smith, Albert E Strattner, Mary E
Shannon, James ]. E. Shyles, John NJ.
Schmeltz, John A. Strain, Samuel H.
Tope, James A. Vail, Thomas White,
Melvin II. White, Jesse NJ Wright,
Frederick A. A. Williams, Margaret X.
Wallis, William Winkleplick.
The Lamar register., 1890-10-04
United States Land omce.

LAMAR, COLORADO.
To attorneys and Contestants:
On and after July LIST, 1850, the sum Of
four dollars will be required to be depos-
tied by each contestant at the time of
filing each contest, TO pay for giving no
tice OF cancellation, reducing testimony
To writing, making tho docket entry, is
suing OF notice and all necessary cores
pondcnce connected with the contest in
accordance with circular "A" General
Land Office. May 14th. 1890. At the close
OF each contest the Receiver will attach
to the record certificate showing the
amount deposited as security for fees by
each party to the contest, the amount of
fees collected and paid for clerical services
in reducing the case to writing, etc, the
amount OF deposit returned to the depos-
itor. and the amount OF fees collected and
to be turned into the Treasury of the
United States. c. ID. FoKb,
c. c. GooDALE, Register.
Receiver
The Lamar register., 1890-10-04
North Valley.
Correspondence.

LAaAR, Colo, Oct- 3rd.
Mr.. ]. A Collins is in Baca county az
ter some stock he purchased there.
Our school ope,.ed up last Monday
week Everything indicates success-
full term.
John Hester aud the Williams broth
ers will begin threshing their alfalfa
seed crop next Monday.
We would ask some OF the amendment
fellows at the meeting last Saturday, if
the blame is not with j. II. Nelson, who
is to blame.
We do not wish to bo personal but we
think the actions of member of the
school board in regard to the attempt to
undo our work to facilitate school mat
tors in the way of buildings, etc, very
contemplate to say the least
IAv
The Lamar register., 1890-10-04
Settlers for the Arkansas.

The progressive men in the southern
part of the State realize that to prosper,
the Arkansas valley needs more farmers,
and to that end number OF them met in
the parlors OF the Grand hotel in Pueblo
one day the past week and organized 4
company, the ostensible purpose OF which
will be to advertise the advantages and
resources of that great valley and solicit
settlement upon the farm lands under ir-
rigation and ready for improvement. The
gentlemen who We're present at this meet
ing and took part in its proceedings were
Messrs. Boolen, Voorhees,, Goddi1g, Dow
nen, Clark, Pierce, Kellogg, Bowman.
Dye, Brayton, Shuford, Nesbet ana 9th
ers. Committees on plans and perma-
nent organization were named.
On re-assembling in the afternoon the
committee on plans recommended that
money to defray expenses be raised by
personal subscriptions, the manner of
advertising being to appoint three men
for different sections of the valley to go
east and organize colonies to settle in the
valley. The committee on organization
recommended that they incorporate un-
der the name of the Arkansas Valley I'm
migration Association, the affairs to be
governed by board of directors to be
composed of one member from each OF
the valley counties, and that for the first
year the following named men be select
ed: For Fremont, B. F. Rockafelier; Ote-
TO, A. L. Kellogg; Bent, W. A. Colt; XII
owa, ]. D. Shuford; Prowers, A R Black
Pueblo, T. j. Downen.-Field aud Farm.
The Lamar register., 1890-10-04
Advertised Letters.

The following is list of unclaimed
letters remaining uncalled for in this Of
fice October 4, 1890:
Carl. Dollie
Gale, Wesley III
Hedrick, Henry ].
Oberdorfer, Casper o.
Pickle, Mrs. Lille
Thornbury, William
Washburn, George
Z. L. LEE. P. N.
The Lamar register., 1890-10-04

E. F. Seeberger last week conceived
the idea OF becoming farmer and work
ing the Alliance plan of getting into the
Legislature. But as soon as his inten-
ton became known every man he met
wanted to sell him either an OF team or
stump palier. and he gave up the idea
in disgust and has returned to his old
haunts in town. The "soap ROOM ad-
joining the legislative halls in Denver
viii not be adorned by Fred's classic fig
urs. not this winter at any rate.
The Lamar register., 1890-10-04

LIND Oihco ht Lamnr, toInfhdo,
sept. IS. isn
Complaint having been entered nj his ONE
by Andrew korn.nan against fr.sn -
Nuther for failure to comply with law a- TO
Timber culture entry l'oI da' ed May -, 1881,
noon the Sc - sec. tp g south. range IS
west, IN rrswer- county Colorado, with u
view to the cancellation "f laid entry; con
ic-tant alleging that said Frank F.. Marher
has wholly failed to plow "r OreAk or cause
the same to be done. dul in- the second year
from ;he date Of said entry and since making 2
he AM. the necessary I'VE ser-- rs required
by law aud that the said claimant Is In de
fnuit to this date. the said parties sre hereby
summoned to appear { This office the 3js "a
cay IT November. 1850, at . O'Clock n ni-, To
respond and furnish testimony conccrIing
said alleged allure.
&C. GOODALE,
Receiver.
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Notlce for Puio,.e,a..on.

Land ONCE at Lunar. CaIo.
Sept - h, iSt'
Notice Is hereby given that iE- fuiiHwinz <
named settler has fi..d nntics, OF MS intcn-
tion to make final proof In support uf his
claim. and that said pro-s will be made be-
fore the regi-'er aud receiver ut lam ar.
Colo. on November Il. isso, VIZ. Bite 6. Ken
nv Tor the nel-s SEE. Is tip = =. range Z. west
He names the 10 lowing ~itn"-s.s TO prove
his CONT nous residence upon and cut tiya-
lion of said land. viz wiilinm Hnrper. Arthur
Crawford. II. =. BroInw.ii and r. r. Thur-ton
all of i.ainer. Colo.
C. n. FORD,
Il - Register
The Lamar register., 1890-10-04

Considerable disappointment was ex-
pressed by those attending the District
convention, that Mr.. Allen was not pres
ent, The following from the Rocky Ford
Enterprise explains the cause of his ab-
sence:
while the District Convention WIS
engaged in nominating C. II. Allan as
our next member of the Geaoral Assosn-
bly, he was employed in nursing a new
born babe-a boy-which Was presented
to him about the same hour his uuani-
nous nomination WAS announced
The Lamar register., 1890-10-04
#. Lyon Reservation. opened.

On October 2nd the Register and Re
ceiver sent a dispatch to the General
Land Office asking instructions about
entries on the Fit. Lyon reservations
which have just been opened up to home
stead settlers by act OF Congress, and in
reply received the followingi
ITO the Register and Receiver at Lamar,
Colorado:
Homestead entries only may be al
lowed for the surveyed lands in the Ft.
Lyon reservations. All sections upon
which government buildings are situated
are still repreived, as is also section 4,
township %, range 81.
w. NJ. SroNE, Acting Com"
This opens up to immediate settlement
many thousand acres OF land as fine as
there is in the valley.
The Lamar register., 1890-10-04
rw0 nora.Ana erR~An

TWO DOLLARS PER YKAA
q Wssasvn rapes foF WssAesn Psspsss
rsa.asA Weshiy % Ase bssk vapsrs -
pagsa, sassenlly sA1asA aa1 n1asasuasA.
Asst psseaa jsWynaa ~ aAsDsrs. saashasp
- seesS 0sDsrs. III pa0ss ere A1wayp
nnsA whsA ssasrtaaaisg esA Sssasuse1se
srigiaas 1sstSs psspsrsA ~ snpsssssssA
wRsosss. Ib0 nose soesseafa1 tnAas&r1n1
papsr s~ss DuseasAs1 h tAs Wssa. on0Sao
ssysss ssa1 erse. Address
yIBLD AID FARM.
0ssvsr Csae,
The Lamar register., 1890-10-04
Ladies' Attantlon!

Mrs. E Callahan, the popular milliner,
with all the latest styles, will be in La
mar October 9Th and 7th. Don't miss
this opportunity.
The Lamar register., 1890-10-04

Thsfs have been about forty filings on
the old # Lyon rssersstioa alrssdy.
BONE Of the quarters have ssveesl u,sa
ON them, each one afraid to lasvs long
enough to file.
The Lamar register., 1890-10-04

Ed Biby shipped several horses the
6rst Of the week.
The Lamar register., 1890-10-04
Notice Timber culture.

Il. -
The Lamar register., 1890-10-04

tneiudins Of -
sa Shs ha
In
1HH Falls CITY
bfss Tdne hS.f %
Cooado SPRING. COLORADO.
sna "s pSGss
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-10-17

SIS this the best?" Is question often
asked, when medicine is wanted The fol
lowing are few of the medicines of known
reliability, sold by z, G. M. 1. drug depart
ment of this place. They have many other
excellent medicines, but these are worthy
of especial mention:
Chamberlain's cough remedy, famous for
its cures of severe colds, and as prevent
alive for Group. Price so cents per bottle.
Chamberlain's pain balm, general fam
lily liniment and especially valuable for
rheumatism. Price 80 cents per bottle.
Chamberlain's collie, cholera and diar-
rhea remedy, the most reliable known
medicine for bowel complaints. 1t is es
pecially priced by persons subject to collie.
If has cured many cases of chronic diar-
rh9a. Price % and so cents per bottle.
St Patrick's pills, for disorders of the
liver and bowels. A vigorous ut gentle
physic that cleans and renovates the whole
system. Price 25 cents per box.
Chamberlain's eye and skin ointment.
For letter, salt-rheum, scald- head, eczema
and chronic sore eyes. Price % cents per
box
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Tho Ogden Literary Society.

The Ogden Literary and Deba ting so.
ciety will meet in the county court room
this evening at 80 o'clock, where the fol
lowing programme will be carried out:
Aria from "Tanhausser," by Wagner
Mir. Theo. Simmons. cello, accompanied on
piano by II. S. Krouse.
Grafton, Mr.. Thomas O'Connolly.
Song, Come to Me- by Denza, Mrs. H
w. Shurtliff.
Debate, Resolved, That Trusts Are
Beneficial" affirmative, J. S. Peery and t
ID. Johnson: negative, c. B. Pash and
Scott Anderson.
Piano solo, Les Hugenots," by Meye
heer, Miss Alice b. Calkins.
Decision of Judges.
Song, Miss Nina Lezotte
Paper, Mr.. V. Rapp.
ave Marie, byJ. Remington Fairlamb
Mr.. H. S. Krouse.
Invitations have been issued to friends
of the members and very enjoyable time
is anticipated.