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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-03-28
A Park Canyon Mine,

Fred scheuer, the East Park street mer-
chant, is developing the Fredericksburg
claim, situated in Park canyon, near Wood
vile, says the Miner. From the bottom of
the shaft. which is sixty feet deep, a drift
has been driven forty feet on the ledge, and
present indications would warrant the be.
lief that the ledge will widen as the drift
progresses. An assay of some of the ledge
matter was made on Thursday and a retuln
of As. 80 ounces in silver and $l.40 in gold
was the result. A former assay returned
about SIG in silver and a trace in gold. The
ore is getting richer with depth.
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wan Arrivs To-day.

Wlll Arrive To-day. i
Tho following passengers will arrive to-
day on the west bound Northern Pacific;
Geo. A. Williams, .. H. DoRge. E. w.
Bea.tie, Miss Rose Smith. A. ]. 6eliRman
and wife, +. WalliRn, N w. Van Wrinkle.
A. ]. NJ. Hansen and daughter, q. H.
Campbell, D. i. Mcdonald, d. q. johnson
and wife, +. G. Case, Ben. Ring.
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Arrival. a IN. Now Merchants.

AFrlVoIo NJ The Now M0r0h0Mt1.
w. D. Fenner. Butte. II. i. SCOTT. Ole Oleson
r, w. Fremont, Ole .CG
Msyhelle kckert. Ole wife, Ole Oleeon TO.
Gleson Co. H. u. Curtis. Avon.
w. u. Doyle, Avon, J.,h. Whitniiro. Bloss-
p. N. Bell, hlossbnrg. burg.
L. Fitzpatrick, Minne- q. y: Flick, Mime
n. bntcher, Great Falls Eena Waterman, White
W. i. Preston, Missou- sulphur springs,
Ia VIM. lhOmps0n. butte.
Geo. H. YOUNG, San Lon Davenport. and
SFranciscO. wife, Eikhorn.
Mise Arrestead, Elkhorn G 4. AldSlch. Seattle.
NJ. kadd stz, Salt Lake.. 4. u. Sterling. boston,
Chas. u. Moore, Chica- b. +. HhAubut, Seattle.
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The Clemenceau Case at The Bee Hive.

Special to-day at Fl. Toms, No. 3 North Main
street; SEQ lace straw hats at Is cents; 800 daisy
and violet wreaths at % cents.
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The Bon Ton use. Chicago corn-fed beef

Choice spring wheat for seed. also choice
clean oats tor sale. Address Montana Milling
Co., Helena, Montana.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-03-28

The Thslia society will give a dance Sunday
evening at the Harmonic. Admission for gentle-
men will be Soc.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-03-28

If you had taken two 0 Carter g Little Liver
Pills before retiring you would not have had that
coated tongue or bad taste in the mouth this
morning. Keep a vial with you for occasional
use.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-03-28

The Thalia society will give a dance Sunday
evening at the Harmonic. Admission for gentle
men will b. SOC.
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NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF. CITY WAR
~ rants-To whom it may concern. l will pay
lowing o Of :I registered warrants. drawn
on the sewer fund, on Tue day, March 81, 1891.
Interest thereon will cease on that date. Nos. 6, 1901,
6 ,SO5, 6.3O3, 6,34S, 6,312, 6,415, 6.8l9.
B. W. i. FOLK, City Treasu. or.
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Mining Notes.

Elizabeth was very strong Monday in st.
Louis, and the few hundred shares that
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-03-28
Arrival. Il tho Grand Central.

& Arrivals ~ tho Grand Central.
T.. g. Hathaway. Mis- Henry NJ. Martin. Bos
soula. ton
A. Alderman, jackson. p W. Mettlet0n, Heiens
Tenn. II. p. Hale, Chicago.
Mas Cox, Deer Lodge. Miss Della Anderson
Joe II. smith, Mitchell. Idaho.
James Freehun, Elk W., G: Moore, Elkhorn
horn. Jas. Mayn, Mickea.
Ben p. Goodwin, Sc A. Wilson, TostOn.
dalia. j. N. johnson, ! oston
B. ii, pulker. Boston. B. G. Dick. Oakland
Charles G%uignon. Cal.
Europe Miss Guignon, EUROPE
Miss Kurzile, Europe. Geo. j. Bo;tcher. Elk
l.. C. Harris, Comet. horn. -,
X. Green, Bohemian. VIM. Maygee. Marysvllle
8. q. Morrison, Great j.. j. Alayne, Canyon
Falls. Ferry.
VIM. Schreiner, Wickes Fred Lane and wife,
L. C. Demon. Mliston. Spokane.
Chas. w. Thebo. Elko, F.. Nelson, Niobrara
Neb.. Neb.
Mrs. H. T.. Rsinsford, Jas. Mauldin. Dillon.
Anaconda. James Quinn. Elliston.
VIM. Taylor. Sun River. p. Manning, Wickes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-20

demand down East? Uncle Treetop-
Wall, rayther; my brother had crick
in his back, and afore night they was Il
TELLER there to get It to start suspendel
factory.
City Editor-"The street is all excite
ment. An electric light wire has
blocked traffic, and no one knows
whether il is live wire or not" Edi'
tor-"Detail two reporters to go to the
wire immediateIy-one to feel OF it and
the other to write up the result"
"What kind OF girl is that whose
acquaintance you made the other day%
Rather nice, but a little too warm in
her manner. TOO warm? Do You
complain of that?" "Not exactly. but
her warmth raises the suspicion that
she is somebody's old flame"
Pipkin addressing captain Of ocean
iner)-How long will 1t take US to
reach the other side? Captain-six
days, il we don't have any trouble with
the boilers. Pipkin-But il we do have
trouble? Captain-We may get there
a good deal sooner.
Bond-NIy dear fellow, don't believe
in this treating business. How much
better it would be TO invite II friend in
to have necktie or some article OF
wearing apparel. Gallon-A!l right,
old boy; let's step in here and have q
nightcap.
"Did YOU hear that Banker Meyer
had failed-the one whose daughter has
lust married the count? He's utterly
ruined" you don't say SO. Won't
the count be astonished when he finds
that he married Miss Meyer for love%'
"You have reason to believe that he
is your rival for her affections" 81
have" as he likely TO be u dangerous
one?" Dangerous! l should say so.
He has the loudest tennis suit that has
been seen here this year"
81 hear that you are engaged to Lord
Hardsquoze," said belle oher wealthy
friend. rs it SOP" "Oh, no." said the
business-like youngwoman. "lshouldn't
say we were engaged, but II have an
option to him.
He-"Who was that man talking in
the parlor with so bad c0ldY She
"Oniy sewing machine agent" He
II thought from the noise he was ahem-
ing-machine agent"
Smcere-Hello, old man. l thought
you were down along the coast, paint.
ing. De Haas-So have been, but !
had to run up to town tO-dayto get sup
plies. l ran out OF flesh colors.
Gayman-"This is great day with
us at home. My daughter comes out to-
night" Dumley-"Don't say! So does
my brother. He's been in for seven
years"
Kickshaw-"Whisky is very hard on
the constitution" Dimmick-"Yes."
Kickshaw-"Kentucky has been OBJ
liged to have new one made"
Jasper-IIow did you discover that
she is widow? Jumpuppe-When l
asked her TO name the day she said,
Tomorrow"
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Cali liTGossIP.

Mr.. Charles Dudley Warner is at the
baths Of Marlenbad.
Minister William Walter Phelps has
gone to Hamburg to take the waters.
Kate Field, who has made Washing.
ton her home. for the last, eighteen
months, calls both New York CITY and
Boston 'idiotically Anglomaniacal."
Miss Sarah Orne Jcwett is preparing
an historical sketch OF the Countess OF
Ruford, remarkable woman who died
in Concord, y. H., some fifty years ago.
The oldest jocky on the turf, and still
one of the best OF them, is William Hay
ward, who rode Preakness in the famous
dead heat race for the Saratoga Cup in
1875. He lives at Eatontown, n. ].
Mrs. Paran Stevens is at home inform.
ally at her Newport villa on Sunday
evenings. AS a rule Mrs. Stevens has a
large Sunday afternoon dinner, which
is followed by these general reunions.
This will be continued throughout Au-
gust.
Elsie Leslie says she is delighted with
stage life. She never fOrgets her part
and never feels tired. She does forget
her home though, when once in the the
atre, aud thinks OF little but the scenes
in which she is to appear. When the
curtain goes up she does not see the au-
dicnce, but becomes lost in her roe.
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Sam Joncs ana inc babies

Sam Jones preached at Prohibition
Park, Port Richmond, near New York
city, Sunday. About three thousand
people turned out to hear him and
among them were number Of women
accompanied by young children: While
the great Sam Jones was reading the
scripture two or three unapprcciative
children began to cry. The evangelist,
who pretends to preach the gospel OF
Him who said "SutTer little children to
come unto me-" exhibited considerable
impatience and embarrassed the
mothers OF the crying little ones by
scowling at them. He then proceeded
to read some more from the scriptures,
only to bo interrupted again. The
patience Of the exemplay Mr.. Jones
gave ont entirely and he paused long
enough to remark that at would show
discretion for pious mothers having
CRYING babies to retire" He accom-
panied the hint with frowntng coun-
tenancc, and the poor women who felt
that it would be u mercy if the floor
would only swallow them from the
view OF the three thousand pairs OF
mercilcss eyes, arose and pressed
through the tittering crowd; after
which the reading Of the scripture was
continued.
Mr.. Jones had very little consider
alton for tho feelings OF the pious
mothers and less OF those gcntlcmanly
instincts that would have prompted
him to bear for a few moments the
slight disturbance. 1t was character
istic of him to act just in the manner
that he did, and was no more to his
credit as a christian gentleman and =
preacher of the Gospel than many
another action which has contributed
to his notoriety.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-20
Funny SNAPS.

Ethel-So You think Jack Jolliboy is
trying 10 cut out your beau? Clarissa
j think so from the way he acts and
speaks to me. Ethcl-lt is rather sim
gnlar. Clarissa-It is, considering that
they are such good friends. Ethel-lt
isn't that, for all's fair in love, but
Jolliboy has always been considered an
admirer OF beauty.
Mrs. OrBrien-"Hev yez a son in the
pinitincnery?" Mrs. Ryan-"fis, me
dear. SHIRE, 0i hev noine Ut EN-, an
We couldn't ixpict thin aul to be good"
Uncle Treetop-people out West NAV
be speedy, but folks down East can
hustle, only gin 'em the water power.
Major DuIlseye-ls water power in great
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cnossEn rnE OCEAN.
Tho Granddaughter of sir Charles Topper
ElupeE with Young EngliShmnp.

KlOpsE with "a Young Englishmnn.
KINGSTON, oxr., Aug. l9.-Quite a
romance attaches to the marriage OF
Christian Hamilton Gray, OF Abbey
wood, Kent, England, and Miss Jophie
Upper Cameron, daughter OF Major
General Cameron, cOmmandant OF Royal
Military College, and granddaughter OF
Sir Charles Upper, which occurred on
Friday last in st. Paul's church. a
lawyer, clergyman and two cabmcn
were the only witnesses. Miss Cameron
some time ago met Mr.. Gray in England,
where hG was civil engineer. lie was
young and wealthy, Int the major gem
cral objected TO his becoming the hus-
band OF his daughter. and Miss Cameron
was forthwith brought home TO Canada.
But the oHan that divided the con-
tinents could not separate their loves.
|. Mr.. Gray soon took ship for Canada and
began arrangements for the marriage.
Last Friday Miss Cameron quietly left
her home and came down, where Il cab
man met her. A block away Mr.. Gray
was picked up and the two drove to the
church where Rev. W. johnson united
them in marriage. Mr.. Gray settled Il
large annuity upon his bride. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gray are at the Hotel Frontenac.
Major General Cameron has been noti-
fed Of their marriage, but whether the
stern parent has rclented or not cannot
be learned. Mr.. Gray is about thirty
years of age, refined and educated. He
refuses to state his arrangements for the
future. His father. is interested i'll
electric lights in Kent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-20

New YoRE, Aug. l0.-Morris Tekulski
stood in his shirt sleeves at Essex Mar.
kct police court yesterday while two
women told their tales OF woe.
He was arrested on n complaint OF
abandonment made by Mrs. Adele
Tekulski, OF No. 334 Cherry street,
whom he married on September 4, 1888.
She gave him $500 to start grocery
store, she said, and soon afterward he
left her. lie was found living at No.
20 WiIIett street with wife No. l, Mrs.
Cheva Tekulski, who said that she had
been married to Morris for eighteen
years. She pointed TO three small chill
tlrcn sitting on u bench as theirs. She
said she had been divorced from him,
however.
Justice Ryan directed Tekulski to pay
wife No, > s. week, half the amount
he earns.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-20

Family reunions on large scale have
grown popular in thiscountry, and such
occasions arc always enjoyable. One OF
the largest and pleasantest affairs of
this kind was the national convention
Of Representatives OF the Fleming family
held at Fairmont, this State, yesterday.
Those connected with the Fleming fam
lily were not the only ones interested
in the success of the reunion.
They are so numerous that their friends
are legion and the gathering was Of gen
eral public interest. That is why the
INrELLrGENcER has taken some pains to
give full account OF the proceedings ut
Fairmont.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-20

MIDLAND, TEX, Aug l9.-It is proba-
lie that the rainmakers will not be
ready to make test beioIe Thursday,
About fifty balloons, inflated with ex.
plosivc gas, as many kites with dyna'
tails, and on terra firma mortarS Of rend
rock will be discharged, not simutan'
eonsly. but in rapid succession, while
scientific observations will be taken by
balloonists in mid air, and General
Dyrcnfurth and staff on earth, con
nected by telephone.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-20
CEALED PROPOSALS.

Sealed proposals endorsed proposals for Elcc-
lrIr Power House, !" Will be received by the Flee
trlc Light Commission OF the city OF Wheeling
until Thursday. August -. 1891, NJ O'Clock =:
IN. for the material and for the erection and
house for the arc street lighting installation Tor
the cityfoi Wheeling, according 10 plans and
specifications on file In the office OF the Board OF
Gns Trustees, City Hall
lids Will be received separately for the Iron
work as one bid. and for the other portions Of
the work Qncluding excavation, masonry. brick
work and carpenter work and all other neCcSsa-
ryitems, exception work. US Que bid; and also
for the construction Of the work us a whole.
Plans uud Specifications can be examined at
the Office Of the Gas Trustees, City Hall, on and
after Fridny August q, 1891, at u o. clock noon.
and all bids
TIE ELECTRIC LIGHT COMMISSION.
Pr. FARRELL, Chairman.
A. A. FRASZUFIM Secretary aug
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SIMON GARCIA on a RAID.
Texas Troops Searching for tho Notorio'
Bnudit and Train RObbCr.

Bnnutt ana Train ItODDCr'
CoRrUs CnmsrI, Ten, Aug. l9.-Relia-
BILE information was received here TO.
dayfrom Brownsville that Simon Garcia,
with twonty or thirty followers, is raid.
ing the country just north OF Browns,
VILE and terrorizing the entire section.
Garcia was the leader Of the recent
gang oil Brownsville train robbers, but
escaped when the others were captured,
Tie sheriff OF Cameron county with a
strong posse, and ten soldiers from the
United States garrison, have gone to
intercept the robber, while General
Lajiro is keeping the other side Of the
river closely guarded, and the bandit
will be certainly run to earth soon.
State rangers have been ordered from
Alice to Brownsville by the Governor,
and are now hurryinS to the scene OF
action.
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Anotller Xcntucky reud negnn.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. IA special
from Greensboro says a rep ort has just
arrived from Hanover precinct, eight
miles from the city, announcing the
horrible killing OF John Fits by NJ. Is.
IIuzelwood this morning. The killing
is the iirsI OF what may now be recog.
nizcd as Il neighborhood feud, as sevcral
of the Fits boys, like their father, are
very desperate men.
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Think. Rehels Arc Aeter Him.

NEwBURG, n, Y, Aug. l9.-John II.
Laird, Of Briscoe, Sullivan county, 4
Union veteran and once a prisoner at
AndcrsonvilIc, has been sent to the
Middletown asylum. He has shown
marked symptoms OF dementia, his de-
fusion being that rebel soldiers were
pursuing him and endeavoring to Take
him back to Andersonvil!e. Under the
influence OF this delusion he recently
tied TO the swamps and remained there
over night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-20

THE Cincinnati Enquirer has made
the startling discovery that Foraker has
gained control OF the machinery in Ohio
and is going to turn the campaign to bis
own account. Now, what becomes Of
that other discovery BY the Enquirer
that Foraker was sulking in his tent.
If he is sulking he isn't active in the
campaign, and if he is active in the cam
paign he isn't sulking, that's certain.
The Enquirer should instruct its staff
correspondents to be consistent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-20

DoSx PIATr has furnished the latest
instance of how some people are not
content to let the dead rest in peace.
After many years of silence he comes
into print to announce that he is at last
convinced of Garfeld's awful treachery.
Piatt always was sensational and never
was particular about the decencics to
be observed under all circumstances.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-20

THE situation Of the American farmers has
vastly Improved. Unless unforeseen obstacles
shall be lnterpUsed they will be able to export
their lnrgc surplus OF wheat. corn, beef and
pork at good prices. Philadelphia Record (Dsm.l
How disappointing this must be to
the Democratic statesmen who have
been predicting all sorts of calamities
for the farmers as result Of the opera.
tons Of the McKinIey law.
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WHEELING is not doing a great deal Of
blowing, but she continues to forge
ahead in great shape. There are few if
any idlers from necessity, and the
growth of the city corresponds very
nicely with the general progress of the
wonderful State Of which she is the
metropolis.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-20

"TnE brilliant New Englander, is the
way Russell Harrison's paper refers TO
Mr.. Blaine. II Mr.. Harrison were as
we'll posted as most people he would
recognize the propriety Of calling him
"Nr. Blaine, Of the United States Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-20

THERE is nothing like DR.. Thomas's
Electric Oil TO quickly cure cold or
relieve hoarseness. Written by Mrs.
NJ. j. Fellows, Burr Oak, St. Joseph Co,
Michigan. Ddw
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TuE increase in the number OF liquor
saloons in Iowa last year was !, OPS; yet
there are some people who contend
that prohibition in Iowa is n success.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-20

been selling Bradfeld's Female Regu-
lutor for years, and have had steadily
increasing demand for it; it gives the
very best satisfaction. Frequently sell
il to physicians, who use it in their
practice with the most satisfactory re-
suits. Il. THOMAS, NJ D.,
Naldosta, TIA.
Sold at wholesale and retail by Logan
Drug Co. and oil druggists. DIV
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IT may be noticed that Democratic
orators are not falling over one another
in a rush to meet Major Mckinley on
the stump, nor is the majors mail bur-
dencd with challenges to joint debates.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-20

CEGUIN COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.

GEGUIN COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
y No. 81 s :YENTEESTH STREET.
This highly prosperous Institute for Young
ladies and Misses r'OpcNB SEPIEMBERG The
Principal has devoted herself for quite num-
her OF years to the art Of teaching here In her
native city. anl the success which has inYhrin-
by attended her efforts is idr0rahly known.
Mis-, blanchard. an eminent pianiste and Violin
istc is the i'rrceplreSS 81 Music, which here re-
ucivcs particular attention. The course Of study
embraces the higher English branches, Mhthe.
mniics bookkeeping Music French. German,
Latin Druwim, aud OIL Painting. Special stu
dcn's admitted tn the elias S IN Bookkeeping,
Arithmetic and Business Correspondence Con-
meet I'd with the Institute is II dcpGr tiGCnt for
small boys. For particulars. call on or address
either OF the undersigned
MIS- PAULINE II. SEGUIS Principal.
MISS L. ZELDA BLANCHARD,
nnon AsSOrlnIe princlpll.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

sealcd proposals for the proposed changes 10
the Atlantic engine house, as amended, Miil be
received at lhr City CLERK, Office until Monday
and specifications can be sCCu at the City CLERK
Oilcc until hut date The committee reserves
lhe right 10 reject any or all bids. Address bios
10 r. Happy, Chairman Fire Department, mark
cd Proposals for Atlantic Engine Ilnusc.
". II. FEE,
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America" The brilliant Secretary of
State in Mr.. Harrison's fathers cabinet
belongs to no particular section Of the
country
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-20

KENTUCKY has a surplus OF forty mil
lion gallons of whisky; Kentucky's
Democracy is therefore not doubted,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-20

We should like to see the man who
would make no bones of enting fresh
maCkerel.
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A ssEssMENT NOTICE.


CITY OF WHEELING. I
Public notice Is hereby given 10 all persons
intereS ed that the Assessors elected by tue
Council Of the city OF Wheeling, have com
pleted their ,isSesinlrn for tho year, aud made
return thereof ~ my Office. ANY person wish
ing to examine the same may do 81 by calling
at my Oillte ...
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-20

THE declining powers OF old age may
be wonderfully rccuperated and sts-
tanned by the daily use OF Hoods Sarsa-
Dnrilln
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A ssIGNEE's NOTICE.

All persons having Claims against. and I'LL per.
son, II,lcD,U 10 llUga J. WHITE, are hereby no.
Tiled that he has made a general assignment 10
me Tor the benslt Ui his creditors. TaOse hnv-
Ing claims will please present them, and those
indebted will please cail and settle.
JOHN A. HOWARD,
au9O Assignee Of Hugh J. Whytc.