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Shooting at San Be,pardIno.

SAN BERNARDINo, Jan. 19.-David Pat
terson was shot through the lungs to-day
by Robert Erret. The latter worked for
Patterson, but left Saturday and de-
manded his pay. He was told that he
could not have it until the regular pay
day. To-day he made the same demand
and as Patterson was walking away shot
him. Erret escaped to the mountains.
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Confessed Judgment.

CHICAGO. Jan. 19.-The Pacific Rail-
way Company confessed judgment to-day
IN the Circuit Court in favor of Charles
+. Morse, on a note executed on January
9th to e. W. Russell by C. &. Holes,
PRESIDENT of the company. Over year
ago the company was organized in Chi
cigo for the purpose # operating rail
way in California. Ii 5 said the company
never did any business except create
some debts. a note given to Russell was
subsequently assigned to Morse. There
was no levy made, so the attorney said.
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Guardian Annointed.

PORTLAND, Jan. 10. = The long-con-
tested case regarding the appointment of
a guardian for Linda and Ben Holladay,
minor heirs of the late Ben Holiday, was
to-day decided by the appointment of C.
b. Bellinger. The appointment is the re-
suit OF compromise between the rival
contestants, Mrs. III. Campbell, the chill
dren's grandmother, and General Rufus
Ingalls,, who was appointed in the moth
er's will
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NULL AND VOID.
Decision Against a Council Ordinance
in Kansas City.

DUcIsIuH ASiftIIsst q tOUIlclI UfdInaNco
in Kansas City.
KANSAS Cry, Jan. l9.-An ordinance
passed by the Common Council last year.
whereby over twenty square miles was
added 10 the city limits, was declared null
and void by the Supreme Court this
morning. The court decides that mas
much as the city limits are defined by
the charter, it would be necessary to
amend the charter to extend the limits
The effects OF the decision Will be ::.r-
reaching, and probably result IN almost
interIninable litigation. Aldermen hsvo
been elected from tho annexed districts,
taxes levied and collected, improvements
made, etc, and thereis q question whesl.er
the ordinances OF the Council since its en-
largement are valid. Tho city officials
arc greatly perturbed. The population Of
the city is reduced by 1900.
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oregon ImDrovement.

NEW YORK, Jan. IA meeting of the
first mortgage bondholders of the Oregon
Improvement Company was held to-day.
About twenty bondholders were present.
and +. b. Olcott presided Olcott after
wards said arrangements We're almost
perfected Tor the discharge of the receiv-
ers, the payment OF the floating debt and
the back interest, and for the return of the
road into the hands of the stockholders.
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Arsenic in the Coffee.

LEXINGTON (Ky.), Jan. 19.-Daniel Fra
zier is dead, and his wife and Mr. and
Mrs. Peter White. all colored, are dying
from the effects of arsenic administered
IN their coffee by a 17-year-old daughter
OF White, who was ugly because she had
been punished
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Tunnel Company Incorporated.

ALBANY, Jan. ia company with
S3,o00,0O0 capital wasiincorporated to-day
to construct a tunnel between New York
City and Brooklyn. Austin Corbin heads
the directory, and among the others on it
IS Secretary of the Navy Tracy. Among
the subscribers are Abram S. Hewitt,
Lew +. Morton. f. p. Olcott, G. p. Hunt
ington and Calvin S. Brice.
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WoRLD.s EAR.
China VIII BE Represented at the CO.
luInbian Exposition.


lulnbian Exposition.
CHICAGO, Jan. l9.-Atter months Of ne
gotittions,sthe Worlds Fair Directory and
the Michigan avenue property owners
have agreed upon a plan for the occu-
pancy OF the lake front by five exposition
buildings.
Ali doubt as to China's action III regard
to the fair has been dispellcd. Charles
Denby. United States Minister to Pelling,
has announced officially to the Worlds
Columbian Exposition officials that is
tho result of many interviews with The
Emperor, the Chinese Government has
decided to participate in the exposition.
Promoter General Handy has appointed
DR.. Thomas Weston, of Now York, az
foreign exchange editor. with headeuar-
ters at Chicago. He has had wide expe-
rience III tho class of work for which ne
has been chosen.
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no effort to renew certain treaties, but on
an amended footing. The Government
wished to restore France to complete
freedom of action in the matter Of tariff.
The Chamber approved Ribots course,
by voting by Il large majority to pass to
the order of the day.
Ribot, in answering Bourgeois. also
said: s'Would you destroy the treaty
with Mexico at the very moment Blaine
is trying to get South America into the
Zollyerein?D
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Baron Wlssnnann.

BERLIN, Jan. l9.--1t is announced here
tonight that Lieutenant Tiederlann has
received from Zanzibar telegraphic
message to the effect that Baron Wiss-
mann has suddenly developed signs OF
insanity.
A confirmation of The above would
seem to be contained in tho announce
ment made to-day that Baron Wiss-
mann's recall is due to the fact that ho is
suffering from q cerebral affection.
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Pacific Coast Field Trials.

commenced to-day. The winning dogs
were Senator Goucher's English setter
Elite, M. D. Walters English setter Leo
and Post & Watson's English setter Pc
tronella. The judges We're Il. T. Vande-
vert, w. G. Nelson and w. L. Payne. The
day was delightful
The work was ordinary, the birds few,
and water scarce. The attendance was
large. The Derby will be finished on
Tuesday.
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Chilean Affairs.

LONDON, Jan. 19.-Latest advices FROM
Chile show there is no improvement i'll
the state of affairs there. 1t was an
nounced to-day that portion of the Brit
ish South Pacific squadron was ordered to
leave Panama for Chilean waters without
delay. 1t is also understood the Admiral
has received instructions to take all tho
steps considered necessary TO protect the
interests of British subjects iii Chile and,
according TO report, he win not allow the
war vessels of the insurgents to interfere
with the loading or unloading of British
vessels i'll Chilean waters.
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Static Senntor Bead.

OMAHA, Jan. ia special to the Oma-
ha Bee, from Missouri Valley, says that
Senator d. Cady Stanton, son of Eliza
beth Cady Stanton, died this morning
alter lingering illness. He was promi-
nent III the reconstruction OF the Southern
StafaG
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Chinese Cigar Factory Seized.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 19.-The cigar fac
tory OF Lum Tong d Co., containing 1I4,-
$50 cigars, worth about s., 900, was seized
to-day by revenue officers on a charge of
selling cigars without stamps.
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Sudden Death.

4REKA, Jan. IN. D. Juliet, promi-
nent citizen of Siskiyou County, and
millionaire, died suddenly at his home
near here on the evening of the 18th. He
was pioneer, coming here at very
carly date, and was n native of Switzer-
land, aged rs years.
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Koch's Remedy.

BERLIN, Jan. 19.-Furthcr details are
learned of Kocb's experiments. They
show that many thousands Of guinea pigs
have been cremated after the work ofyivi-
section was completed. The researches
being carried on are attended with con-
siderable danger. It is reported that five
scientists died after testing the glandcrs
bacillus.
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French Victory.

PARIS, Jan. 19.-Advices from Senegal,
West Africa, states that Commander
Archinard, Of the French troops, has
routed Il remnant of the Sultan of Alb
madous' forces and has taken 1850
prisoners, including all the Sultan's
wives,
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Nevada Legislature.

CARSON, Jan. 19.-The Legislature con-
vened to-day. HI. A. Comins was elected
President pro tenn. of the Senate, C.
Bricknell Speaker of the House, and
Thomas Menery Speaker pro tenn. After
organization both houses adjourned.
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Held for Murder.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 19.-After brief
examination Judge Rix this afternoon
held Sidney Bell to answer without bail
for the murder of Samuel Jacobson, on
August 18th last .
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ALASKA CANNERIEs.

Extensive Preparations Being Made
for the Coming Season.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. I9.-SaImon can
ming companies operating plants in
Alaska, and having main Offices in this
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Austin b. Sperry Dead.

STOCKTON, Jan. 19.-Austin B. Sperry,
of the firm of Sperry & Co., died this
evening. His illness was the result of a
severe cold contracted about three weeks
ago. Deceased was 81 years of age.
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Arizona's Governor Welcomed.

Tucson, Jan. Ex-Governor Irwin and
family arrived this morning. The party
was met at ella Bend by delegations from
Tucson, Yuma, Tombstone and Phoenix,
and escorted to the Capitol.
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.FrichtfuI Accident.

NAPA, Jan. 19.-L. Fosanelli, manager
of the California Pomace Company here,
fell into tank of boiling pomace this
morning, going in up to his waist He is
horribly scalded, and will probably die.
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McGrath Exonerated.

TOPEKA QNan.) Jan. 19.-The Executive
Committee of the Farmers Alliance,
which has been investigating the connec-
ton of State President McGrath with the
noted Turner letter, tonight made re-
port completely exonerating McGrath.
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Dcnial bv the I,ope.

PARIS, Jan. 19.-The Pope denies that
ne has written, as alleged by the caoie
agency, to President Harrison in regard
to the treatment OF the North American
Indians
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CONFEDERATE VETERANS.

First Annual Dinner of the Camp at
New York.
New YoRK, Jan. 19.-The first annual
dinner of the Confederate Veteran Camp
of New York tonight brought together
many prominent men from all parts oftne
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Death of an Old Pioneer.

SHASTA, Jan 19.-McAllen, an old pio-
neer of Shasta, a prominent Mason and
member of the Red Bluff Commandery
knights Templar, died at this place last
I1iobt
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TREATIES OF COMMERCE..

The Subject Discussed in the Chamber
of Deputies.
PARIs, Jan. 19.-In the Deputies, Bour
geois proposed the remuneration of all the
existing treaties of commerce, including
those containing the favored nations
clause. He extolled the system of reci-
procity as the best means of protection.
Ribot, Minister of Foreign Affairs, did
not share the views entertained by Bour-
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An Opium snuggler Sentenced.

INDIANAPoLIs, Jan. 19.-In the United
States Court to-day Charles Labelle, liking
of opium smugglers," recently captured
in the State of Washington, was sentenced
to eighteen months in the Michigan City
Penitentiary and fine of 500.
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CONCORD tN. H., Jan. 19-The Demo-
Gratis have nominated Charles a. Sinclair
for Senator.
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Mrs. Carnegie III.

New York, Jan. 19.-Mrs. Andrew
Carnegie, who has been recovering from
a recent severe illness, is suffering from a
relapse, which it is hoped will prove only
r.
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California Pioneers Celebrate.
CHICAGO. Jan. 19.-The California Pio-
neers held their annual banquet tonight.
Similar events are reported from New
York and Baltimore
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NEW LONDON. .

Jan. 10, ~
A number nf our citizens went to Car.
dington on the 18th 10 attend the funeral
OF Mrs. w. "A. Farrah. ller remains
were placed in the vault there, awaiting
the arrival Of her husband from near Port
Townsend, WASH
MIR. j. Nj. Sherman has returned from a
trip 10 Kansas City. He expects 10 move
with his family 10 Fremont this week,
where be has lucrative position offered
him in bank. Mr.. Hiram Townsend will
take the place of Mr. Sherman Ms cashier
Of the First National Bank Mr.. Townsend
Is well known and respected throughout
our community.
Madum rumor says cards nre out for the
mauiaae Of Miss Lena Gilbert 10 Rev. w.
A. Pefrins, pastor OF the Baptist Church At
thus place,
Mrs. Marcus Mead Of Greenwich was
the guest Of her daughter, Mrs. Z. L.
Healy last week.
On Friday eve we were slddened by the
intelligence tiut Mr. II. ID. Barrett had
just died The fact oi his sickness was
unknown 10 most Of Us. Funeral services
we're held at the Cong church on Monday.
Mrs. A. 5. Post of Mansfield came to at
tend the mineral OF her father, MI Barrett
On the 18th inst, Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram
Townsend celebrated the lwenty-flth an.
niversary OF their marriage by inviting II
number OF their most intimate and u,d
time friends Ia partake ol their hospital
ily. a good time was enjoyed and ull wish
NJ" aud Mrs. T. many more anniversaries.
On Friday eve WIS the beginning Of Il
series oi club parties, TO be given in the
Town Hsll. II was participated in by the
younger people.
Mr.. Clifton Randall Of Cleyeland was
in town Saturday. He is now in the
clolhlng house OF L. r. Hull & Dulton,
Skating parties have heen the rage here
for the past two or three weeks.
On the 9th y parry from Medina took
trip over the r., A. & w. Ry. to Plymouth.
AT a meeting ol the stockholders OF the
First Nat Bank, ID. ]. c. Arnold was
elected to succeed Mr. j. NJ. Sherman as
director
Services will be held each evening this
week at the Methodist church. Mini.
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THE lEWs
Al Gathered M Our s,..isl Gal'sls'ai,asI
All About the Happenings and Specia
Events in their Immediate Vicinity.
LITCHFIELD.

Jan. 10, '9l
Litchfeld is booming aud city lots are
in great demand. The number sold or in
some way disposed Of during the past
week does not exceed 307.
And now we are 10 have a grist mill.
Whist nextf Perhaps electric lights or q
lock up. We understand that the council
has not yet decided.
DAVID Seeley, Of Westerville, Ohio, is
visiting friends In town.
A meeting was held in the Town Hall
last Tuesday evening at which Mr.. Smith,
Of Strongsyllle, made proposition to our
citizens TO remove his -four mill 10 our
iown for a bonus Of $1,000. The necessary
papers were drawn up and have been cir
culated through the town and something
over $500 signed. Mr.. Smith claims to
have one Of the best Of mills including a
Z feed grinder and mill, also keeps general
warehouse. Although $1,000, nor any,
hing Of the kind can be raised. It Is
thought by those who ought TO know that
n, such sum will be Nodded 10 secure the
much needed establishment There IS not
J, farmer In the township who cannot, and
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Several evenings last week the sleigh
ing was enjoyed by a good many of our
young people. Monday evening jolly
load spent the evening with Arthur Bois
and bis wife. Please accept thanks for
the serenade and come again.
Now is good time for saw mills to get
well cleared out of saw dust. Our mill
here cant make it fast enough for all that
IL wanted TO put up ice with. If farmers
don't gettheir logs 10 the mill this winter,
II Is their own fault and not the roads.
Services at the Baptist church Sunday, Jan.
18th, morning and evening. Preaching by
Rey Leonard, Cor. Sec. ohio Baptist Conyen-
tion.
Tle Baptist social meets on Tuesday even
inRoi this week at Mr.. Jasper Vests.
tbs Epworth League Reading Circle meets
witn, Mrs. A. Blakeslee on Friday evening OF
this week.
,Tla Woman's Home Missionary Society of
t v, u. church meets on Friday of this week
AT ea. M, with Mrs. Hattie Pratt. Ladies.
please remember this notice
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WHITEFON.

Jdus 10, Ols
Mr. George Beebe is home from school
Tor few days.
Mls. Lucinda Barnum, of Clarksftld, Is
visiting at Chas Fishers.
VIM. Converse has succeeded Otis
Phillips as janaior IN the NJ. E.
church here.
Several of our young people attended
the protracted meetings at Rochester.
They report that Elder Rutledgc is doing
good work there.
Mrs. Mym Mcdonald has been on the
sick list Tor few days, but was able 10
till her place as organist in the NJ. e,
church Sunday afternoon.
Leon Loeveland and b. j. Bachus at
tended church at Rochester Sunday eve.
Orrie McClafilin intends TO work the
coming season for Abram Harris.
John Emmons is happy man. He has
his ice house packed full Of very nice ice,
lie expects larger run than usual this
season.
There is 10 he spider web social at
VIM. Terwillegar's Friday of this week.
Every one invited.
G. Clark has been visiting friends in
Brighton. lie is thinking some Of work
ing in Il. the coming season. JOE.
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Docs Experiencs countp

1t does, in every line of business, and
especially in compOunding and preparing
medicines This is illustrated in the great
superiority of Hoods Sarsaparilla over
other preparations, as shown by the re-
markablr cures II has accomplished.
Tha head of the firm of G. |. Hood u
Co. is n thoroughly competent and exDe-
rienced pharmacist. having devoted his
whole life to the study and actual prepa-
ration of medicines. He is also member
of the Massachusetts and American Phar-
maceutical Associations, and continues
actively devoted 10 supervising the prepa-
ration Oi and MANAGING the business con-
necled with Hoods Sarsaparilla
Hence the superiority and peculiar
merit OF Iloud's Sarsaparilla is built upon
the most substantial foundation. In its
preparation there is represented all the
knowledge which modern research in
medical Scirnce lms developed, combined
with long experience, brdin-work, and ex.
nerimenl Ii is only necessary to give this
medicine fair trial 10 realize lis great
curative value.
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army in the State and Nation and demand
their rights with voice that will shake
the foundation of the Senate chambers
and Legislative halls.
Mr. W. J. Krehs has purchased stock
OF merchandise in Lodi o., and will %
there at once. We hope his stay may not
be permanent although we wish him sue
cess in this new enterprise.
Mr. j. II. Damon, Mr.. Geo. Smith and
j. Morgan are in Lodi, o., caring lumbe,
Tor the Santley Lumber Co. OF Wellington
Mr.. and Mrs II. Belts of Wellington
spent Saturday in town.
Res Dresden preached very interest
ing sermon at the N. i. church Sunday
morning.
Rey. Reeder is expected to close his
meetings at Litchfield thus week.
Mrs. j. o. Long is on the sick list
The Ladies'Aid Society meets with Mrs.
Essig Wednesday of this week.
OCCASIONAL
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HUNTINGTON.

=. Jan. ~, vi.
The roaGs are in splendid condition. Oh
some Of the roads not travelled very much
the sleighipg is very good, but is worr
out on the center road but the wheeling
is very seldom better than now, and few
inches OF snow would be very acceptable
The ice is now very nice, being about siN
inches in thickness, solid and clear. A
good many ice houses are filled, and prob
ably all in town will be before this Il
printed, The Epworth League put up all
they thought they should need Tor ice.
cream during this year IN jerome Pratt's
ice house last week Thursday,
Jack Benler from Chicago is visiting
his parents, Jack is carpenter, and for
the last three months bns been doing
some very fine, nice work ON the inside of
n city church. His work Is firslclass
work and commands II high price. We
are always glad to speak good word for
any of our boys when we hear good re.
ports of them,
Mr. A. J Sage is quite sick.
/ The pay car on the p, A. d w. went
through last Friday. paying of all ;heir
men they could find.
Miss Ella Beal is spending this weel;
with her friends in town.
Mrs. Augusta Lang and Genevleve spent
Sunday at ID. p. Wells,
Arthur Perkins and wife from Hart.
land spent Sunday at Edison Clark's.
Sylvester Boise Is very sick, so that
friends ale very anxious about him
Sidney Dirlam has been visiting bis
mother.
The following officers were elected by
the Epworlh League at their meeting lasi
Friday evening; President, Rev. g. II
Pappenhagen; 1st Vice President Andrew
Haulk I'd Vlce.PresIdent, Miss Susie
Fenwick; Sd Vlce-Prssident, Mrs. Ella
June; Secretary, Mrs. Minnie Dirlam
Treas, Mrs. A. II. Smith.
II the roads continue good, the Mite
society of the NJ. +. church Will serve
oysters at thelI regular meeting on next
Tuesday evening. The place will be given
out on Sunday.
Andrew West from Mich was through
here last week buying dairy cows 10 tax,
home with him. Only lew years age
hundreds Of dairy cows we're brought ID
hire every spring from the West.
Quite caravan Of mules came from Me.
dina last week and went south to N. T
Chapman's farm to spend the rest Of the
winter. Perhaps they are going to wait till
spring opens, SO as TO be on hand In time
to grade on the old Clinton Air line X. II.
which is 10 be put In running order nexl
summer, so report says.
Hay balers have been at work at NJ. II
Smiths the past week. Mr.. Fenwick
Mr.. Pease, and perhaps some others have
had their surplus hay baled
4
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ROCHESTER,.

Jan. ~, vi.
The ice crop has been harvested.
Protracted meeting at the NJ. L. church
still continues. No great awakening YET
manifested.
Miss Olive Stevens Is reported as being
very poorly.
Mrs. II. A. Barnes is improving.
Clyde Foster, Of Ream, Va, visited al
Frank Cllfford's last week.
Mrs Eva Robinson, Of Akron, was In
town last week.
Frank Yocum, Of Dakota, was visiting
his relatives here not long since. He has
returned TO his home in the land OF bliz.
yards SO we are Informed.
James saxton and family will leave here
and locate In New London. A man from
Gallon will take his place here as section
boss on the Big -Four.
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ELLNGToN LoRAIN COUNTY ONO WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2 1891

Sawlogs are coming into the mill yard
lively, aud Johnson's face has assumed an
expression of supreme happiness.
A. E. Storrow is getting out timbers for
mammoth new barn, which we suppose
will be just right when done
Eugene Masterman, James Carr, and
James Murray have gone to Ncrth Eaton
to work.
VIM. Dyer Of N. Y. called on his friends
here one day last week.
Scott Anderson has aoated over the
matrimonial dam and launched his bark
on the sea of connubial bliss
The X. o. 7 NJ. will render another
play sometime in the near future. Full
particulars given later HAIL COLUMBIA.
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srA,rg OF ono. CITY OF ToiEDo.

STAFF or ONO, CRY OF ToLEDo, o.,
Lucas COUNTY
Flank j. Cheney makes oath that lie
is the senior palmer Of the firm Of Il j.
Cheney & Co., dong business in the city
of Toledo, county and STATE aforesaid, and
that said firm will pay the sum of 500 for
each aud every case Of catarrh that cannot
be cured by the use of Halls Calarrh
Cure. FRANK j CHENEY.
Sworn 10 before me and subscribed in
my presence this 9Th day ot December, A.
ID. 1896 a. W. GLEASON,
-7sEAI.-- Notary Public.
HALLS Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of The sy stem. Send for les-
tImonnls, free. f. J. CHENEY, Toledo.
Sold by druggists, IS cents.