davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1891-06-21

The Bottom IF The Sea is said to be
the best spectacle on The road this season.
The company is a competent one, il all
reports are true. and the stage mechan.
isms are a novelty to the theatrical world.
The fight between a diver and a devil fish
is very realistic, IS are the assassination
in the water and the laying Of the cable.
The success in aFfaI girg the production
of this play has been remarkable.
, 1891-06-21

special Dispatch TO me Leader.
OMAHA. Feb, June GOV. S, Hulett
has been appointed acting superintendent
Of the Washington division of the Union
Pacific, TO succeed viii Fl. Holcomb, re-
signed. Mr.. Hulett is well known In
Omaha, having been train dispatcher here
about three years ago. Since that time
he has beer a dispatcher on the Pacific
division and Is considered a very com
petent man.
, 1891-06-21

The funeral Of Rev. DIR. Cowhiek will
take place from the Presbyterian church
at 3 O'Clock this afternoon. 1t will be un-
der the auspices of the Knights Templar.
The funeral discourse will he preached by
Rev. A. W. Williams. Rev. DR.. Raiter
will assist in the services.
, 1891-06-21

Monday morning we will have extra
help and our store vii, be better arranged
so as to wait on everybody.
RACKET STORE.
, 1891-06-21

As usual the Union Pacific will sell
tickets from ell stations to neiGhbonng
cities at one fare for the round trip. Call
on or write to me for particulars.
G. w. SWEET,
Agent Union Pacific System.
, 1891-06-21
2. ID. 8 Co.. Wntch climb.

At the Zehner, Buechuer & Co, watch
club drawing last night No. IA won the
800 watch, A the $75 article and No. 9
the $50 article.
, 1891-06-21

VISIONS Violet Cream will keep the
skin proof against the effects of severe
weather.
, 1891-06-21

There is a way of being abso-
lutely sur that the shoes you buy
arc worth at least as much as you
pay for them. You may not be
able to tell good leather from bad:
you may not know the difference
between a high grade shoe and
an article of rougher make, and
yet it is your own fault if you are
imposed upon. You cannot be
expected to detect those diff
ferences in material which make
such a material difference, but
you can at least take the pre-
caution of making your purchases
where Misrepresentation are
never for a moment tolerated.
You will be more than pleased
with the immense assortment and
low prices on high grade goods
to be seen only at
, 1891-06-21

The facilities of the present day for the
production of everything that will OK
laca to the material welfare and colr5.r.
IF mankind are almost unlimited stl
"ael Syrr2 of Figs was first proia-ad
be world was enriched with the H.,
perfect laxative known, as it is the only
remedy which is truly pleasing aaI re-
rreshing to The taste and prompt and
efec.ual to cleanse the system gently in
the Spring time or, in fact, at any time
and the better il is known me nor pop
ullr il becomes.
Don't swear at the weather but call at
David's drug store and refresh yourself
, 1891-06-21

Dry goods, dress goods,
shoes and the entire SEOcE;
at cost.
, 1891-06-21

Lstorical Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo.
, 1891-06-21

20 pieces Cashmere Otnbies soc quality at...........1 Toe per yard
45 pieces Garner Satines (25c quality at...............~1Oc per yard
60 pieces Best Outing Flannels ...."4........-....... lOc per yard
Is pieces A. F. C., dress style Ginghams at. ...,..... 1Oc per yard
10 pieces Challie D. Orient value 25c) at..............1O c per yard
Is pieces Linen Bntiste value 2Oc) at.................... 1Oc per yard
~ pieces Pineapple Tissue Toe per yard
10 pieces ZePhyerine 1Oc per yard
10 pieces White goods value poo at ...................1 Oc per yard
All of above will be found on our especial Re
moval Sale Toe counters.
Like reductions all over the house.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03

they are put in their places in the tool.
trouble every night. In the winter,
wagons are put on barn floor of maiI
barn, which leaves space in No o for
sleigh and carriage.
Il i the barn. Notice position al
horse sta bile Ill with reference to tool
house right handy 10y for hi,ching up
or unhitching. The letter ID stands for
door ali through. Notice outside en-.
trance 10 covered yard. We can drive
in one way. say through the space at g.
in tool house, and unhitch. and then
hitch on in the morning and go right
around out the other doors, with wagon
or binder OF any tool. Or we can come
in the other way aud 90 out through
tool house. Again we can 20 through
stable in main barn. over all tn.
spaces in tool houSc except q we have
q floor. 80 as to use room above for
storing odds and ends. Over tools the
floor i about : feet high: over carriage
space, a little higher. The dotted lines
simply show position of posts. There
are No partitions, of course, in tool
house. The tool house il 32NJG feet
A. used in connection with other build
ings il just suits uS We could suggest
no changes for the better. IL j. a. snug.
with as little vast room, and as on
vcnicnt as we could make IL With u
thousand dollars worth of implements
20 care for, il pays, and 80 does The
covered yard, a. "a temporary shelter
for tools. say nothing about the saving
of manure
We were unable io build all at once.
but had the plan laid out and got il
completed a. soon a. possible. The
tool house was first built and nicely
finished, at "A total cost. including all
lumber, labor. etc. of $500. Then the
main barn and n part Of covered yard
followed in two or three, years, at a
cost of about -. 400. Then last year we
finished up yard to our entire satISfac-
tion at a further cost of nearly 500.
We might build the tool house slightly
different for use alone or IL differently
situated i'm regard Ia other buildings.
Friend Tabor can figure this out for his
circumstances We have the space at
No. q. l. feet wide, which j. room
enough for driving in three horses
abreast and unhitchinC them.
The grading in front of tool house.
however. i very carefully done. The
space i gravelcd and only jus, full
enough 10 turn the water off with
caves trough Ia help, 50 one man can
readily draw in "A ar most any
tool. The floor is Of earth. Of course.
the dour posts resting ON stones SUM
in the earth. There i tight under
p%inning under the other three sides.
The covered yard il in the southeast
corner. II j. plankcd mp : feet high On
the outside. and then open : feet thus
giving stock pure air and sunshine with
out exposure To rain or mud. The
buildings protect it from north and
west, There j. water there, Of course.
n well aS comfort for man and beast
mo more mudl and two or three prof
its b-Sidcs-T. Il Terry, in Ohio
Farmer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03
Sod Corn ard s.ph-

The subjec; % how 20 prc:ee: sod
cora from guPher Is very important
one Probably no greater leak than
lust this "a IL found ET-sn the farm
] believe that fully one-ciyh,h Of the
stand Of corn Il injured every year I
have known uf very MANY ps-ces taken
50 badly that entire rplanting was
n~ce>Arr. sometimes FAX was <oxu
instead but that Is an injury 20 the
ground IL smoking Sod corn Nth
sulphur o. anything else viii prexcn.
gopseS nolestiag T. / would ike 70
szoT Il Sou se I want 20 emphasize
Inc word Know have seen . 6aren
ways az pCvenricn going the rounds Of
th~ pzpeN I'D. ] shcrid hate - rsn NV
faith 20 sunefainS and then h~e =
stand Of co-l Pot~5a and sztrhsul-
ncSs VIII protect eE; Il = 10 iSvhf task.
and - \ ss2Suc % thc year uhen ezerT
noaser1 = p,>czSa~ and o1~ can ii
sPars , IN Smoking czn be doar
zt ooe siessare before the rush 81 szs-inr
work ergIn>-oEsge J1& Farmer
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03

NAHUATI hIEROGUYPhS.
Queer Characters Utilized to Tesch the In
dian Idea How to shoot.

Every one who has attempted 70 teach
the Indian 10 read has encountered as
his greatest difficulty the inability of
the ''un;utorei mind" Ia comprehend
| the values Of alphabctic characters as
used 10y civilized peoples, and q number
Of efforts nave been made IN give them
a literature in written or printed char
acters more suitable 10 their under
standing.
The first attempt by white men %
employ symbolic characters for this
purpose among our Indians was made
in Mexico before the introduction 81
printing, which took place about I54o.
In these attempts hieroglyphs, already
known to the Indians were utilized.
supplemented by such other characters.
usually of a religious Specification, as
we're necessary for the proper convey
ance of the spiritual idea
All the examples OF this kind were in
manuscript and no attempt was made
70 put them in type; nor, Sd far as I can
learn. was the practice continued 20 any
considerable cxten; after printing was
introduced
\ few OF these manuscripts have been
preserved, and ! consider myself for
tunate in having obtained one Of them
"A quaint and curious little catech;sm,
or 'Gcc;riua chriStiana" of twenty
leaves about three inches by eve in
size. incomplete, and showing the marks
of much use. but still perfectly legible,
writes James c PillinS in the Anaio~-
taa Magazine. place IL among my
most valued linguistic possessions
/, = ruled horizontally for questions
and answers and there Is occasionally
in'erpolated aSpanish phrase of q the
ological s~iyuiica;icn- Ii Is in brief =
story in pictures. prepared with the en-
deavor 20 bring the Christian doctrine
within the comprehension Of the Hitter
ate savage
Scxci with twirs and covered with n
rough bit o; leather of irregular shape,
which would seem 10 have been q piece
Of q saddle poke. and which once
doubtless rorned = part a The ho-ss
trappings Of . % the Spanish advent
ureN il Is indeed. . queer specimen o.
early book-naking IN America-N. Y.
Journal
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03

Patent medicines differ -
One has reasonablencss. an
other has not. One has repu.
tation-another has not. One
has confidence, bonn Of sue.
cess - another has only
hopes"
Don't take it for granted
that all patent medicines are
alike. They are not.
Let the years Of uninter-
rupted success and the tens
Of thousands Of cured and
happy men and women, place
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery and DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription
on the side Of the comparison
they belong.
And there isn't a state or
territory. no nor hardly a
country IN the world. whether
Its people realize it or not.
but have men and women
in them that're happier be-
cause Of their discovery and
their effects.
Think Of this IN health.
Think Of it n sickness. And
then think whether you can
afford TO make the trial If
the makers can afford to take
the risk to give your money
back as they do if they do
not benefit or cure YOU
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03
AGRICULTURALHINT
N TOOL HOUSE.
Mr.. Terry De.erii.~. the Our in Ice an
Hfs Ohto .r


ma. Ohio Fsrm-
am entirely satisfied with our tool
house. when taken in connection with
the other buildings IL jus; suits Us
In order 20 make this plain. a rough
ground plan Of buildings II given.
which il no; drawn in exae; proportion.
a. ] am away from home and have no
tools There are six pairs Of doors in
front o. the tool-hous-. The entire
front j. doors except the posts They
are hung u the posts by hinges They
could not well slide. ] would not nave
them slide if could Put p,sts down
for end doors To swing against If You
wish The first four pairs Of donrs Ia
the left marked /, :, :, and :. give en-
rance Ia the part whcre we store tools
These doorS are made Of a width just
right for tools 70 bc put IN. For exam
pie, the second pair So ARE : fee wide,
and we store in these the smanurr
spreadcr. roller and grain drill, which
are all 81 about that width No ; II
used for the carriage. or we can pu: in
two. by backing one in and running the
other in thills first No q Is q gang
way through Is the shed or covered
yard We can leave "a wagon ia there.
or two side 10y side. Hu; We usually
leave wagons In the covered yard Co in
NINE a. we do other tools which W.
NAV be using. They are put in the
covered ward at nights When ". arr
through with them for the time t-ring
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03

haled hay with much greater eaS- Thu
hale 10 Dc lifted should b s;o-a IN end.
then lean the upper eni agains; YOU
and reach over and place the hook near
the other end and bring il up psr~u-
diculariy. and then the whole bale may
re easily handled The hook should t-
made of threeeighth~inch round iron.
with q loop for n good grasp h. the
hand and NAV b drawn out smaller a:
the other end.-oranEe Judd Farmer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03

psS'T u<c nlercary and ksiidc Of ?stash
20. btDcd dscz~- II yo3r bloSd "a tai lr
JOAN Balls Sa-sf@rlia VII gatckly rcstcrc
10 10 a h~.zithfli ccndsuoa. d - tssc b~'
vegetable b.U~si parihcr an ihs world. aszd =
pcv-r tczvc. aHy ~Tl after cf~t. IL -
,sis4Saut - Ia. aB4 ~cxhiiarStinz. scs = Dis
~csntlauanr~ q ~ &c ull 10. cause acray
im- for l1aur
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03
TrarfsfA

whether on pleasure brnt or business.
.esgld take IN every trip . bostlc - : rvp
Of Fig-. a. "a ats EsO~f PssaSan;2y am e.
~fcctesily 0n thr ksdBcJA liver ana ho1es..
preventing fcvcrs. be<t&rheS ard osh~r
forms % scknc-- For Saie IN IA and 81 "a
bottle. by al lcad.Rg d~ra.gts,s
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03
WONDERS IN THE CAMERA.
Feasibility nj Photographers Espsdly dc
EARRING r6Snonena

curing r-h~nomena-
At a recent, lecture t-for~ the Royal
institution. England. the lecturer. after
referring 90 a series Of photographs Of
animals In motion which had t-rez taken
By means @. n movable shutter. said
that rapidly occurring phenomrna might
also 10 photographed by the exposure
Of the len In a fash Of magnesium light
or Ia the electrical spark After stat
ing that neither 81 thee flashes of igh;
was absolutely instantaneous NJ pro-
IL appears that n spark from a L~yden
jar lasts less than one twenty-five mill
ionth part Of a second Some idea NAV
IL formed of such \ duration by conSid-
ering that j; j. nearly the same frsribon
Of a ~ccusd a. one Scc1nd j. If a wear.
a. - ear contains, - ushly. &,so.oo9
seconds IL was further shown that a
soap film nigh, ~ photographed in the
art Of breaking. hut a. this occupied
less than oar-ienth If n ~ccond II was
more difficult - photograph than
jets of liquid 4 dry sho; would
pass through a soap bubble without
breaking IL, but a shot wci,cd
with alcohol would break the film a;
once. by means 81 the dropping of
weights suspended frpn an eiccir-mag-
net Il was possible u make the break
ing Of the film and the fash of the spark
simultaneous and thur photograph the
film in the act of breaking.
Among the MANY recent triumphs 81
photography were cited tho>s- IN the
medical field, and especially the invrn-
tion which enables the operator Ia pho
tograph the throat and vocal chords
Prof levison had devised a condenser
oondensing ten inches If solar rays On
to a one-inch beam Of parallel rays,
which brought, down the question 10
the matter of a special Camera This
was afterwarl devised and the opera
ton was perfected. \ t-an 81 con
den>ed light il now reflected from a
glass bound ON the operators forehead
into the patients mouth. and 4 tiny de
t~.ctive cancra snaps the image of the
vocal chords In au iustaut-Chicago
News
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03

All the Goa nAu IN Bcstc1. work
Ing on \ saia-r Ct ter dollars per week
would hase eougA, q fo-ty-eigAf thoa-
sand dollar residence !. .he owner wczla
have disposed Of Il On The weekly ~-
men plan The proposition wxs :. paw
one dollar per week-DEos Frce
Press
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03

Ixxocrxr-~yhy % TIE s-aiiesnea a.
wzss 70 ext h~.wccE Tho ats 81 tse cT~raF
wi.c~rr~-Ny brnfsor ssys D. scian oP~rs
glass -BafaJo E,p--~s
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03

bon ? try tr5 Lzri . rlsE- . r-~paiSttoa
4 naA's F~r,ut-fsuu, Ike . woman > arv-s.
ncgCr sails - SW-rr
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03
HANDLING BalEO HAY.
q simple Iron Hook Which Reduce the
Labor tn . Maximum.

II X difficult Ia lift an ordinary bale
on To a wagon more ON account If its
unwicldineSs than its weight The
wrought iron hook presented in this IL
luStration will enable q man Ia handle
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03

MARRIAGES ar Caglrl 'rna,ckcs" h~-zr~-
thcy arr -cuclrscs followed by scratching
y - New IslrA
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03

Tua-E bo Wish - p~-4~:irr uconray
should oas carter Istia~ Liver iaLN FCrty
pals iu a va. vuiy oue n. = d1-
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03

"Sow GOOD digestion wait on appetite,
and health ON both" This natural aud hap
py condition az the mind and body - brought
about by the timely use Of frickly Ash Bit
ters. hile not q beverage IN any scn>". 10
possesses the wonderful faulty of r-neWing
Ia the dcbilILaiei sys.-in ali tho elements
required T. rebuild and make strong II
you are roublei viii. "A heaiachc, diseased
liver, kidneys or bowels, give 10 q tr.s-, II
will not fail yoG
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03

PLr,.sNT Whe}~s,r-~ ~f~~~fs f~ay~aurhs
- Has'> Hsr~s 90 Horya ara And IAs
FIAe sT~-ia4sl, Drops tlrv .nUas UlE4tr.
THs ah-rn-e 90 scG wafer 10 no rXrazs
FOR drinking l-r1
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03

WHY is a new moon like = sick babyt Be
cause il il a pale "yclIcr."
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03

For TBEoIr pisE.-E>. Cor0Hs, Coins.
etr, enrctHal relief - found IA The uss %
"BrarH's HTvnrhtIi TTorh.s-' Price ~ cts.
Sold only - Dor :.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03
The GENERAL MARKETS,

NEvsR kick an electric light wire whcI
it's down-Bunalo Express
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03

WssTISa away, growing thinner every
iay. Poor child, won't Mama get YOU a buI
Of Dr. Bulls Worm Dcstroyersi
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03

An intellectual prc,eni-giying one a
piece OF your mind.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03

THr prosperity 81 the tailor opens = large
field for theoriLing on the -uryiya. OF tho
Observation-Disclosures Post
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-03

WIZ don't you try Carter's Little Liver
Piilsi They are a positive cur for SICK
headache. and AL the Hts produced by dis
ordered liver. Only one pull "a dose.
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Mr. Lohn q. Weayar.

Mr.. John @. Weaver, for nearly half . cen
fury . resident Of this city, died ut his late
residence. $50 Florida svenue, ut 7;50 p. m.
yesterday after several months illness. Mr..
Weaver was o native Of Pennsylvania, and had
reached his seventy-second year. He was mar
ried near Gettysburg. Pa. on September II,
1870, and with his wife. and four sons and q
daughter, celebrated their golden Wedding "A
little over n year ago. The couple arrived in
this city March s. 1915. coming over from
Baltimore by stage. which was then running in
opposition 10 tho railroad at low rate of fare.
For son,o years he was in business on It'll
street, and followed the cabinet makers trade
for long series of years, engaged much Of
the time for the government departments.
With his wife he united with 1t. Paurs
Lutheran Church soon after his arrival, and
for some years was superintendent Of the Sun
day school He was initiated in Metropolis
Lodge, No. IS, 1. o. o L., June 16, 1886 "a few
months after its institution, aud at the time
OF his death was Its oldest member. He had
been n member OF Columbia Lodge, /. O. NJ,
since july. 1875, and In both orders he was O
zealors worker. The funeral will take place
from 81, Paurs Church, 11th and II streets, at
3 O'Clock tomorrow and he will be buried with
rites Of the above iodges at Congressional
cemetery.
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A ScRoru1ous Boy.
RUNNING SORES COVERED HIS BODY AND
HEAD-BONEs AFFECTED-CURED By
CUTICUEA REMEDIES.

When six months Old tine left hand of our little
srandchi.d began to swell and nal every appearance
Of large boil We poultced 1t, hut all purpose.
About five months alter IT became running sore.
Soon other formed. liz then had Two Of them
on each hand, and his blood became and
impure took less time for to break out
cane ON the chin. beneath the under Lip. which
very offensive. His head solid scab, discharg
Ing reat deal. THIS his condition at twenty
months old when ! undertook the Of him. his
mother having died when he little more than q
year old. of consumption (scrofula. Of counsel He
could walk littIe but could not get ny if he fell
down, and could not move when in bed. having no
use Of his hands. immediately commenced with
the CUTICuRA REMEDIES, using all freely.
One after another healed. a tony matter
forming in each one Of these i've deep ones
Just before healing, which would finally grow loose
and were taken out: then they would heal rapidly.
One Of these ugly bone formations preserved. After
taking dozen and half bottles he completely
cured. and is now, at the of six years. strong
and healthy child. Mrs E. .. briggs,
May y. 1855. 612 L. Clay st.. BLOOMINGTON. Ill.
My grandson remains perfectly well. No signs OF
scrofuia and sores. Mrs. Z. y. briggs,
Feb. Z, 1850. Bloomington Ill.
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Death of Thomas c, Bourne.


The news of the death of Mr.. Thomas C.
Bourne was received with sincere grief by the
large circle Of friends who knew him and
loved him for his many good qualities Of head
and heart The cause of death was consump-
ton. Mr.. Bourne was born in Lyons. Wayne
county, N. u, in 1853, but had lived In Wash
ington for a number Of years.
When quite young man, at the breaking
out Of the war, he ran away from home and
entered the army, being assigned 70 the hos
pital staff, on which he afterward received
promotion as a steward. After the war he
came to Washington and for the past twenty
six years he has held his position in the War
Department He had been a Mason since he
attained his majority. and had always taken an
active interest In the affairs of the fraternity.
He was 4 member Of the Washington Com
mandery of knights Templar and Columbia
Lodge, No. 3, I A. A. NJ. the members of
which viii attend his funeral tomorrow after
noon. He leaves a wife and an infant son.
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An Innovation.

1t has remained for Bryan Company to in
troduce II most decided innovation in the con-
Quoting of the mems furnishing business. They
announce for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
December Z. 8 and y, holiday exhibit" of
mems finest furnishings, with all the usual
opening" experimentation flow
ers, &c. They do not hint at what they have to
sell The store is filed with goods from the
best domestic makers, as we'll rs IRON the looms
OF England. Scotland. France and Germany.
The firm has long enjoyed the reputation OF
carrying the finest class Of mems furnishing
goods. and prominent feature of the stock il
the complete and recherche line Of mems even
ing dress requisites
Many ladies are as much interested in this
display the gentlemen, and it is likely that
the handsome store will be taxed to its utmost
in accommodating visitors. They will be open
during the evenings and will be much pleased
to have you make personal inspection.
A feature not to be overlooked are the hand
somely trimmed windows. The window 'front.'
ing on street contains two hfe-size figures,
showing what gentlemen should wear for iull
evening dress, and the window on 18th street ia
filed with an exquisite line of neckwear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-05
Donations to the Rechabite Fair.

A. Herman, boys overcoa,: G. Tayler Wade,
box Of oranges: G. 8. Kraft q Son, cake; S. N.
Meyer. merchandise; Barber l. Ross. cash SIS;
W. b. Moses Il Sons rocker, W. III. HOughton
Il Co., carpet sweeper; the Morrison Paper
Co., stationery; Theo. McCauley, ten pounds
candy; Mrs. E. H. Ripley. fancy articles; j.
Il. Brown, butter; John Smith. rocker; Thos.
Somer,ile q Sons, cash So; Pierce Il Bro,
flowers: W. 7. Pierce, ST., plant baskets; ]. t.
Pierce & Son, plants; Nicholas Studer, cut
flowers and plants: T. s. Webster, plants; j..
H. Chesly 4 Co., merchandise; C. NJ. Tpr, tin
ware: J. $. Aud, sugar; s. o. Turner, sugar;
5. t. Tucker, barrel apples; A. T. Anderson,
box oranges; Vim. Roach, bananas; G. Engle,
grapes; Kenney Co., sugar; N. Brewer, -four;
II. 5. Rand. milk; A. Gross & Son, twenty-seven
dozen rolls; Aver & Davis. live gallons milk
C. Thompson, five gallons milk: the Rechshites
Of East Liverpool, Ohio. china dinner and
chamber set; Lily Of the Valley" Ladies'
Tent. GAINESVILLE, Ohio, cash 50; Geo. f.
Hardin, fancy goods.