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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1891-01-24

Health of the community bad, and DR..
Franklin is going day and night Mrs Joseph
Zepp, who has been confined to her bed for
several weeks. is conyalescing slowly.
Mr.. David Zepp has completed his well; it
is l2l feet deep, aud was bored by Thomas
Barnes, Of Taylorsville.
Miss Ida Cover is visiting friends in Pbila-
delphia.
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NOTICE
To Those Having Land for Sale

The undersigned offers his services to those
having land for sale, and believes from cx-
perience had he can be of service in dividing
up and putting in shape for sale TO advantage
Of parties wishing to dispose of lands, espe-
cially near towns or cities.
4. LYNCH,
ian28sN Westminster, Nd.
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The County Commissioners of Carroll
county will meet at their Office, in Westmin.
ster, on the LIST Monday in February, 1891,
for the transaction OF business.
BY order, CHAS. BRILLIANT,
ianl0 Clerk.
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Jesse English, bishop of the United
Brethren, and large land owner and farmer,
has made an assignment at Hope, Kansas.
His liabilities are $55, 00G, his assets about
half rs much. The creditors are chiefly church
members in Kansas and Pennsylvania
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DAT1F1cATIoN NOTICE.

III
In the Orphans Court of Carroll comfy.
DECEMBER TERN, 1890.
Estate of Josiah Adlesperger, deceased.
On application it is ordered this 18th day
of January, 1891, that the sale of the real
estate of Josiah Adelsperger, late of Carroll
county, deceased, made by Francis.. Classon,
executor Of the last will and testament of said
deceased, and this day reported to this Court
by the said executor, be ratified and confirm
ed, unless cause be shown to the contrary on
or before the Sd Monday, 10th day, of Febru-
airy next provided copy Of this order be in.
serted for three successive weeks in some
newspaper printed and published in Carroll
county, before the ID Monday, 9th day of
February next.
The report states the amount of sale to be
eight hundred and fifty dollars, ($s5000l
DAVID II. H0FFACKER, l
JAMES p. SUMMERS, Judges.
JAMES w. WHITE,
True Copy,-Test:
GEO. NJ. PARKE,
jan II 81 Register of Wills.
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PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY
VA NDERFoRD BROS
CORNER OF MAIN AND CENTRE STREETS.

TERMS.-s2 per year in advance; Single copies
cents No subscription discontinued until all arrears
or. naid unless at the option of the publishers.
1T sbVERTISINCi RATES.-One square Is lines will
he inserted 8 times less for 81, and % cents for
esch subsequent insertion. one square months
g. a. q months s.; II months IS. Business Cards,
nal exceeding lines. IS peryear. When the number
nfinsertions Is not marked advertisements Will be
continued until forbid and charged accordingly.
SeaTIv advertisers must cOnfne advertisements TO
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nrice Business Locals 10 cents per line. Marriages
and Deaths inserted free. Obituaries and Personal
communications cents per line.
e. All correspondence with this office should be
addressed to THE ADVOCATE"
Entered at the Post Office, Westminster, Maryland,
as second Glass Matter.
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Corn Flour, Corn Chop, Chicken Feed and
Good Mixed Chop as low as the lowest. Will
deliver free Of charge to customers in town.
WM. A. SHRIYER,
ul23f Telephone con. Ayondale, MIL
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7 30 ACRES 50, 500.

The best offer over 81, 500 will buy the
Leatherwood & Day Farm, l29 Acres, near
Woodbiue. Terms TO suit purchasers.
CHARLES Z. FINK,
Attorney at Law,
novl5 e Westminster, Md.
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RoR SALE.

THOROUGHBRED BERKSHIRE PIGS
for sale, for stock or breeding pur- >sgSsM
poses, with fall Certified Pedigree. 4yt
Farmers wanting. 10 improve theirelfz -
stock, apply to
b. +. SHRIVER &. CO.,
Union Mills,
sept G ly Carroll county, Nd.
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.LEARING SALE OF

A CASH DISCOUNT OF 10 TO 20 PER
CENT. will be given ON all Winter Goods.
Special bargains in Ladies' aud Children s
Coats.
$1,000 Coats at 500 to $3.50.
800 and $500 Coats $500.
Others in proportion.
Our Coats and Suits Reduced in
Same Proportion.
Blankets and Comforts Very Cheap.
We have piles of GOODS that must be
closed out. The Bargains are here. We are
perfectly willing for you to have them.
500 YARDS BEST CALICO AT 5 CENTS
PER YARD.
Our Stock is large and must be closed ont.
Our stock for Spring will be the leading
one in the county to select from.
Shifting, Muslins, Queensware and
Housekeeping Goods
OF all Kinds in Season.
We invite you to call. Our discount sale
is to prepare the way for the Spring trade.
Thanks for past patronage We hope to have
You continue dealing with us.
Respectfully yours,
jan II GEO. C. ANDERS.
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From April list, 1891, the well known
HOTEL IN Finksburg, iormesly owned b.
NJ. G.. Cackey, Esq. Apply TO
DR. l. n. DICKSON,
ianl0 2t Rei4lerslown, Nd.
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NOTICE.

We take pleasure in announcing 10 the pub
lie that we shall continue to keep on hand and
furnish all kinds of Building Lumber and
Coal, at the Old Yards in Westminster, Nd,
and hope, that by strict attention to business
and with desire to please, we shall continue
to have our share of the trade.
feb28, 1851 +. LYNCH 4 SON.
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We have a small lot of
Mems and Boys Overcoats,

Some of them will go at half price. Gum
Boots and a job Lot of Shoes worthy of your
attention. This sale will only last a few
weeks.
j. T. ORNDORFF'S
Double Store,
janl7 Westminster, Nd.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03

tks yessfnn Nhsans&n WeAld Hf1
rasn nss ffnsd 0ses Hee Ee11S
Tsea easeso . UeeAs
A mention Of old Dan Hicc fhe
other day, ssys the New YORK Ssa, e
the defendant In & Police court luit
probably astonished thousands Of
resders who had Ioug nambered ihe
veteran clown among the dead lie
has not been formally before The
public, ave at . benefit nov and then,
In 20 years, and he has been n q
deep obscurity since 1855 e II be hsd
never oncs been Of the bigscst circus
value known IN this counffy. He
sgrs gracefully, and he Is Just aIproad
Of himself d he ussd to BE- IN the
pslmy DAYS Of the white tsnfk Once
In q while some keen MANAGER Of to-
day eoneeives en- idea tbA fhe old
mans name and fame could Be pet 70
profitable use In Q stage venture Of.
this era, and 20 Dan e thus brought
up to eoniempOraneOus ibea.dcals,
which he docs rot view with aNe. 70
say the least. Klaw 4 krianger, who,
with Charles u. JeffsrsOn. are going
to send out 9 relas;ic play called The
Country Cirss., next season, counted
upon an appropriate and valuable At
traction In Rice, who, they eontem-
plated, would be inieodned in their
genuine circus ring. aud wrald give
t. modern pisy-goefs . IS minaseS
sample Of the droIlery that once con-
vulsed the Amcrican public frOm
Maine 70 California. They sent for
lsIee, and Erlangcr conducted the
negotiations. lie dwell rather lightly
upon the old clowns share In The
entertainment, rsmarkiBg that Il was
fJr only q quarter Of an hour or 20
inmates In the ring, that the railroad
.jumpsr would be essy, sad Che en-
gagements In tho cities Of consider
able duration; 10 short, It would be
somewhat In the nature Of . -snsp,S
and yet they would be glad 70 have
Dan In the show, aud were willing to
pay q fair salary. The old clown sp-
pcared to be pleased with The pros
poet lie would be glad TO 60. It
. good scheme.
my salary is $1,000 . week. he
added, casually.
Mr.. Klaw says that he ofios clock
ceased to tick. Tho airy demands
Of -icsdipg men and Of dancing
soubrettes had been put out Of sight
by the calm and digulhed proposals Of
this baek.uumbered Jester. Persiaage
was lost upou him. He was untoych-
ed by gentle scorn. Ills salary was
$1,000, not . cent less. The country
eircuss lost him, but the old man has
the serene Satisfaction Of knowing
that -he dosnt cut his price, IKE the
dramatic sctor.T The truth IL that
IIice need not work any longer II be
chooses not 70 Ills wife was - wealthy
Texas willow when be married her on
one Of his temperance lecture toms
five years sgo. The couple live at an
old style down tOwn hotel and seem
TO enjoy lie.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03
ANOTHER slo BLazE

-. M. ~. - ne.ot nu1nalnr
sSsss csrs elsasas.u s..ss~ssi-
ore -.ss
Ataooat eoeioek sunday nighs We
main once and depot building o. 'ne
Cspc GifArdeaa Southeastern iIAil
wsy ceompanystOok fre ana IN less
-. M S---s ~. 80. t.sI1.
n'9 -. -.
ing - = eO... 80 ".'S
asnes. "nes 'ne nss ue0
y was Oeyono eoa'fO'. M
snoouhe oua ., '.s
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03

NlFl I4ANM
Jlst before Christnias We pahlishe
Cd . letter from q little GID ~ a
city TO Santa Claus, ssklsg him o
give her something tor Christmas, and
now We pub;sh the following letter
Of thanks 70 eanta Claus IRON the
same lille girl:
DExR Coon Santa CIAUss-I re-
eeived those nice things you sent me
and you cant tell how glad my little
sister end ] were. When We saw
them We elapped and danced and
sang good old santa Claus uAtfl
grsad-a,s ssid II VIC did not stop she
would sss . stick to NJ We asked
grsnd-ms n Santa Claus VA cOmlng
and she said no, Il was too rainy for
Santa I thank good Santa Claus
for those nice things he seat uA. lie
made two little girls very happy. {
Thank yOu, I thank you again and
sgain- 1 esnit thank you enough I
know good Santa Claus had a good
time Ctristmas, for grandma ssys eli
good people do and know nc b good.
iwish you avery happy Now Year
From your loving little friend.
Nelly r.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03

Editor Daily Dem0craE
NCItizenr In writing sboat the coal
trust 10 either wiIIfully misrspre-
ssutise fsess, o. be don't know . Using
sbost the mstier ssder confederation
Why dat b. jamp back abouf Zen Or
twelve year, asd Ten q that coal oil
sells Il 20 eenfs . gallon, which II did
q sbaf ems. :
$50 proof 81, and Eapios, has bee.
cold IN retail lof yesrs sf IS ssd %
eerts respectively. and not 1t 20 ssd
- ceuiG n Citizen psid, o. II be b 9
a,erchsnt, and cold Il sf 70 and q
cent?, be b ont Of dsse, that b oil liz
says: .xow, tbose who are hssdlisf
he InferzadosaI oil m selling 81 u
snd 20 esasa.v This seems 10 impl,
thas ssose who have handled tn
Wsisr1 HeFss % odd IOs mesc, o. soi
% aEd = eessx MS &, 70 ssy II
|Iesst, . great ersof. t b sot tsus, vhsel
en- b prvveaty mos II nos Cd 60.
ss1er4
IskA os iskisg up ths fight 50
cider ss wsssrss PssFes, ss NE h
sssnafiOiai Co: bot The result win b
- Csdzsn predicted: -cse eompss'
vm BE tnoeked out,r ssd II 10 isfe'
nafIon1 says wm e Be ths bsfse
ones o., b this Only 8 esse Of ksss'
salIIsg pes bisskf +.
II oss writes sbosf . mater Of pol
he inssFeDt be don't seed 70 bids b
hind Q fslse names - ( 81 Lead, eos
see de benefit Of shis -stsbbins b q
ldsrks VIZ WoElzKk
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03


The bloomfield Y7adieaior, speak
ing Of the old town Of Bloomfield,
hits the nail ON the head IN this wise
ABloOmaeld does more business
than any other inland town Of lie sizs
In the stase and still We hear parties
granbiisg and running down the
town Some people win 60 TO their
grsves growing sbost the way their
funeral e conducted and the sooner
they eshuile OF the better II win
be FOR the community In which they
live. The prosperity and ihrf Of :
towh depends upon the intsrS,t DE
citizens take IN IT, but some poor
blended creatures fail TO zee that poins.
Vow 10 70 work for the upbuIldlng
Of oar town. Put your shoulder TO
the wheel and push and soOn cid
bloomfield win blossOme - the rose
What the Tiadieotcr ssysof Bloom
asid sppIies TO Cape Girsrdeau q
well, and We suppose 70 . good nsny
other places. A iowa i not made BY
its natural advantages e much % By
the enterprise and snersy Of it, peO-
pie. We have 9 few energetic poo
- -
need, and the misfortuss h. that =
great many obstrustionisss are hang
ing ct the skirts Of those that try to
build Up the the town IN order to
tear them into the ditch. II reqqiFes
q strong pull and . pull altogether to
build up q place and wheuever the
people pan together their town WIN
blossom ss tho rose - the Tiadico-
Tor eui Realistically sayG
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03

- ,lllsl4 s,->..s.a> . 'ss.ss.<
llIdssa ~ spea parrots q .
eA,sF<, qerl kaI sAyaeaI ioFss
1870 tki5a.Nf i>sr r,esshIze
IN d E1,1h ihss Ars
ssss >snBA - a. ~. .ppeeiaie
the idors ri,k iAsse s ID ,creea|uE
themselves 81 : kl>eAes1 hey onls
think 20 the physl1t "a which .
confession would iaseltz A msihts
adi isso the rrarssl erfet whsa ne
excIsss this issiihx q a. u sh'id
Woald Il nos bs better Insstad u
caaanr him 20 look upon A@r = n
awful judge, tdimpress upcn him =
early ~ possfbis, that w~hsisoessf
wrong be does. mothers arms ~
always open u him-a loving shei,efs
that her desire e mot 20 punish, ben
to help; 90 that he may gradually -
qsirs esnadense, bse5ms ashamed to
deceive, and fhus hare moral courage
en5ugh 70 tslI her I'll be slss both Of
omlsiouf Few children are coz
sciencsleu., few children are destitute
Of The high Ideals Of iruihfnlnes<
Bat 10 two moral situations are alike
and 4 r.osiees mach patlenf obsoryn-
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03

One Of the most enjoyable events
OF the holiday season last year In this
city was the Owl Club ball last Tucs-
day night. The OSl Club has the
reputation Of being first In all that
pertains 70 amnscments Of whatsO-
ever kind, and the annual balls given
By the club are always patiently wait
ed for by the young ladies who have
ct former times been the guests Of
the Owls.
Tuesday night not O single invited
guest remained ct home. Only ladies
were invited and they were there 10
outnumber the membership Of the
Owl Club, and to say that they had .
good time would be putting Il mildly.
The ladies present were Misses
Jccse Grsy, Mamie FIbruD, ADnie
Marshall, Of Chillieothe, No. Lacy
Leech, Cora Adams, Laura lgeL, Birdie
Cbappell, Nellie Bsder, Maud Rodney,
Ella Wall, The Mpses GOets; Ms.
Glove, Mrs. st1fAvit, Mrs. Weber,
Mrs. GswrOnskf, Mrs. Grcgor and
Mrs. Clark. The gentlemen present.
we're the dancing members Of The
Owi Ciub, Including the Grand Chief
Owl, Fred Glover.
dancing began ct nine O'Clock and
continued It'll two o'clock Wednesday
morning, and It was q rolliesOme frOEe-
some dsuce-fuil of life--full0 { merr;-
ment and full Of having q good time.
At eleven o'clock . sumptuouS sup
per was served, the ladies occupying
the chairs at the first tables and the
real nice gentlemen remsiniBg in the
dance hall tin the ladies' were waited
upon. Amer they had Toasted upon
the good things they returned from
the dining room to the hall ready for
the dance, but the Owls had not yet
feasted and not until after they hal
paid their respects to the dining rOom
would they bulge. Owls eat fast and
the ladies were not kept waiting long,
and when the dance went on 1t was
again as lively as e
A real live owl 1t liberty In the
hall, the owl orgsuist and the little
jig dancer were attractions In the
hall that vert enjoyed By Ill.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03
ns.s.,. i.ssaslstIsa

81. Johns Day, December 27) was
duly celebrated by the members Of
The venerable. honorable and proper
Gus 81. Marks LOdgr, No %, A. .. 4
A. N. Of this cfty.
In the evening the masons asseh'-
bled at their beautiful hall, that stands
% conspicuous on the brow Of IN
hill ON Harmony street.
After the Transaction Of The usual
business the retiring oiieers surren-
dered their jewels Of Office, which
were carefully deposited In the East
In the absence Of the Disth {
,Qeputy uznA Master, Past Master
- Rorfsrseriisld was invited 10
coe'~.etaIinslon e-ere,nonies.
lie called the eFHn---
pointed Alexander Ross - -
TO present the newly elected Otseer
for Installation. The fOIlowingOfseer'
we're nov presented SID dsIy IN
sts.ied seeordipg 70 The sseiest usage
u The frsiernltys
p. A.Ksgs, ". n; @. & DRY, 8
| H. GraessIas a. ~ - POtt
Tressnrsr; Geo. Z Chapel, Secretary
yirx r. AAsms. s. D. r. sieinbaeh
IT, D. A. Kimmsi, O. s. Gee. Weiss
). 9; wm. D0naey, CllaPIain;C 0fubt
Tyler
The sfsshal row p~FOeIai'Bsd %
o6seers % 81 Msrkis Ioder day b
ssaed, amer which the insisilssI
oaeer delivered fhe usual charge q
o6eers szd members asd closed th
Lodge.
The erzn fhes repeirei 10 the bss
,qses room, whcrss splendid suppe
was spread, consisting Of al d
,dslcseies Of The season. Tbs meh
bsrs gstbered srousd The bospa -
eseh one esdesvsred 20 do bin Who
duty to The rieh repast.
As the hssds On The clock In q
aeeple poissed 10 ~eIevsn, DE nes
!. bess bads each other good sight %
disperssd 10 their severai hsspes ies
! Ing tsst DE eyesing had been VI
! spent
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03


J b RIcn.ss. siss.>s =
iIn<A,1l lssn.zh<s ceN1saf - N>4
xork. represented 81 Heed petk =
"a, r'lH .fri<sd he's &tat4 s71az
Ing and alIu<c4 and prii 1870 e
llebbi 4 Sea- te'as ~ d..ca.t ~
sared " that Ceapssf
,lr. sinens .: zlef 81 tas Hs{EI
Of EasIsbi. ..5asssd spl 1a'i i.esbs
4 Son 5000, ne SECOND 'as'ifed ~
that Csaipaasz IDS !. ssist rers
and soes 70 si,oss that .nss< tac
cohr.aies sfs rfomft = sc.lIne
viii ltsir l1,run4
gc 10 Reed q Deck sed lct h7m
insure foa IA Z rosd >pmfaaf
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03
A Happy . =

The old gear has passed away We'd
nesday, sud the DEMOCRAT wishes lie
numerous customers q happy New
Year, with increased prosperity and
ali the happiness possible. We know
that maay have met with successes
and many more with reserves during
the year just ended. Mary enter up
on tse New Year with bright hopes,
and ere the year ends VIII be founder
ing In tho fog Of anrcaIized dreams.
others will be more fortunate and
the universal bond Of sympathy that
links the human family together win,
10 . measure, cheer the les fortunate
ones.
Tie DExOcnAT has Inuch TO con
crate itself upon during the past year.
Il hes much tc expect the coming
rear. With these greetings We wish
TO return thanks to correspondents
who hsve 90 frequently contributed
that which wss interesting, making Il
possible for b. to issue . good, read
able paper; and especially 70 those
who have, by their ananeial support,
made II impossible for rs 10 issue o,
an We are not anmiHdfsi Of the
nftns fsvsrs <zfssar1 ard courtesies
T--5EIRs and thsy VIII slvaysbsss-
Iecr We are sos ssRsesdis ssed sinsI
freely pay thc compliment
. sson TO III, We know ihat there ar
some whose Sfll toward the DEAc
caaT b anything bat good Howeve'
With the good results obtaised In ID
past and cheering eneourssement 70
the future, We embFses The brfsh
ostiook for ~ VITA much s~stisfsctior
and We hsve NOT tbe desire Bor -
AispOsidOs 70 withhold the gresiins
.4wswish yoe I h<Ppy new yeaf,
srois s17sss, 10 hshs heartily 4
we wi<k 3 % ~ Ssd, II Prvvidsse
b Kind 10 N, we Vim greet yes ssAi
snd again ct eseh sueeesdiss ) eaf q
mssy yesrs 10 come.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03

nui " Win srss son 4 s19 Kiii
psF ~ or message b 70 ~ Ne.ks
nsfso1s md astlInk:sd. eho t7 eariy
ssil h1t',s d tdet indlr-fu'ions hare
ihasd salf their sig5s # bpli
mind aid m.pheet snd vie s,stsf a
those s1se.t Ntieh I.ad o prsnelnrs
decay, censanpt,o.s " lhsaslty. -
tbs means ron. ssht fsr our nook q
Liis. written By Is zt1list spsclzi1
Ist Of ne DIS. nd ssat (se1lsds fo<
SIX ecsts IL stamps address Dr.
Psrkefs 1Esdlczi And sarsied Losst
tate. ISL North spruee 81 Nashville
Tenn.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03

Fwiss . ussk TEE = Bsi5as : lsaE.
eubscribers 70 The weekly Rcpstlis
Of ST Louls win get two papsfs ettrf
week during November nd Decen<
Der. One sfz-pass shect WI BE mailed
Tuesday and one Fl1dag. thzt l.e
readers Of lha weekly Bepstit VII
ret tHs nsWs % lie week ffpm unc q
i've DAYS carrier thlh h~ertttf,rp. and
part Of the news earI,ef tbat ~ any
weekly paper, nd ninitPr whore printed
OF what dsy Issued HoteithssAndinf
the heavy expenses involved. Iiltfe VIII
be no change IN the snbscrlptian prizes
Of the weekly kepabiie, ehich uil rc.
main one dollar : yea, viii ihs ustsl
commissions to aEenis. Tho special
Missouri edition, With . p4se each
week devoted % Hissonr news, WIN
Be continued. address eli orders,
THR REPUslIc, St Loals, No.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03

r. "a Hunss, ths coal desIeFs b nov
delfgerng col % cOnssmefs n us
citv at ihs f0IIowing PRIEST
Be.s prims and snd pod Fttsbufe
"a % 10 cents Best Dig Mnddg lamp,
II 10 - cents. Ahyo hard eOel Tor
base burner. fro1 ~ q 1o.95 per
Iton, Delivered n. l. nUEzE
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fhsve . aBe lot Of books fhst I win
sell very eheap for esd. SONS are
new, and Othsfs good - psw
&c Z 1kNA.
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Durrs ana Fsmh.be,. eho,es.ls I,cr..
dealera ExansviIIe. Ind. arrived n ~,
city Monday.
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$1,000 s---
buiidlnk, corner Spanish and Indepen.
deaee streets.
g. ". Ballard Lost 4 6ue type
writer srd ! chest Of p,sns tuners
tools IN DE ars shst DESTROYED .be
depot Sunday night
-When the seremon 10 extremely
loar the tired and wicked sinner has
bet 8 single tho1ghi-to-wit Wi
Be toe Iats for dinnef5
Married, At the residence Of Perry
Hopper, December 2sth, by Geo. q.
kiTmelL. Nhss T. McNamer ana
safah 4 Iiltt; both Of this county.
-Nyste Cure for rheumatism and
neusalgiA, radically cures IN to .
day, By RENEWING the cause from the
system. u VIM not fail IS cents.
Sod - flnz1 WIehterish, drug
Cars GlrsrdeaAsA
uho dispose Of t%eir for
efne dnrirE HE Zine WIZ hase
melr VIZ contested "he eeard
q newspaper isah's vhi n,sAg con-
SE,faf "a
- 1Ioch = q YSL Loui2sosking
.fof the NI0t>E Pacific Rsilrosd
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The members Of the Owl Glib
orchestrs are under lasting obligations
fo,ths Anebof lfus,e COMPANY for
r o..
ne Iosa ois mas'csa inn' "'
the Dali THe'dsy night.
we eilim some things for Cheat.
hams Chlil Tonic, bat not everythii 9
q win NOT curt softening Of the brain
OF ingrowIns nails, but Il win eIre
o:.Hi-cOld eIhIls. Gursuteed-27-s1
Our lawyers turned out In Q body
and psid their respects TO the memory
Of m honorable member Of their
profession by attending the funeral of
JUDGE Hamilton G. wilsoA.
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-Wiliiam bobnsack sou h~ nc"
hose on Good Hope street 70 MI
Van nten, and Mr.: Van Esten has
moved mo
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