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Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09
nfSoK MENTION.

+ Y. Pluutinr &C.
touncil Bluffs Lumber Co..
The citv council Will hold a meeting rext
Monday night.
g. M Putnam was elected to serve on tue
commission for term of three years.
Gymnasium classes viii commence at the
Young Mems Christian association rooms
October ..
aames A Keller was elected jauitor aud
errlncer of the courthouse al an annual sal
aiy Of 81 400.
The resignation of Constable s. L. Evans
was accepted Evans will 20 on the road for
travelling lecturer
The eoard Of the Soldiers Relief commits
sion reported that they had disoursed s3,o@3
IN caring for Old soldiers and their destitute
families.
The Young ladies of the Second Presoy-
terirn church viii give q milkmaid's supper
this evening at the residence OF Mr.. Merriam
corner OF Pierce and Stutsmau street.
Regular meeting of the Council Bluffs Re
publican club this evening at the headquarS
tiers in tue Sapp building. fuli attenaan ce
IS desired. ". +. Sapp, lT.. president w
NJ Shepard, secretary
Jacob sims appeared before the super
visors and made proposition with reference
TO the bin he presented few days ago Tor
attorney fees In The whisky cases. de OIL
ftred 10 settle for 80 cents on the dollar, II
suit to recover the whole amount.
J. j. Stewart came before the board as at
toruey for the scho ool board and stated that
arrangements were being made by the
difficulty that seemed TO threaten the puohc
schools Of the city would be overcome. aud
be asks that action be postponed until Satur-
dav morning. His request was granted
rumor was also started that the city
council hHu been guilty Of the same KIND of
neglect in certifying the city tax levy, but 1t
proved TO be a canard. The council should
have met last Monday. but as il was legal
holiday adjournment was taken 10 Tues
day. when the certificate was made out ia
Que form, so tnut another mistake was
narrowly escaped.
The report Of City Physician Jennings for
the month Of August shows the total nun Der
Of deaths 10 have been eighteen, nine nnles
nrd nine females. decrease OF two over the
CORES pond1nE month of 1891 One Of the
gratifying things about the report is
the absence OF contagious diseases, not n
case having been reported since July 20.
There were SIX cases Of diphtheria reported
curing August year ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09
Arkansa. Went Democratic.

LITTLE Rock, Ark., Sept. S.-The ind!ca-
tions now are that Fishback. the democratic
candidate for governor, will lead W Whlpple,
republican, bv 5o,09a. Cbcot county, IL
which the negroes have an overwhelming Q
majority, is the only one in the state that
mas gone repu blicau. The republican major
ity in Jefferson county in 1880 of 4,3J0 has
changed to a democratic majority of 200.
Perry county has gone solidly democratic
for the first time since the war.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09

Republican Enrhusiasm Way Above Par in
the Magic City.
Repu blican enthusiasm is away above par
in South OMAHA and II was fully attested
at the meeting of the republican club last
evening at knights of Pylhias hall. The re-
puoicans were out In large NUN oers and the
interest manifested was earnest and great
President Stanley called the meeting to
order and the first business transacted was
adopting the report Of the committee which
nau rented the Knights of Pythias hall in
conjunction with the Young Mems Repu D.
iicAn club.
Z. c. Lane was called uoou ana spoke at
length. He urged more active interest IN
the canpaIEn among the mem oers of the
party, and earnest and jealous work from
now until after election. He predicted sue
cess IN November. and in his opinion the
American people would never countenRnce
the attempt Of The democratic al peoples
parties 10 prevent an election Of president
and vice-presideut and throw il into the
hands Of few men. The people enjoyed the
elective franchise and would never be party
TO such scheme Mr.. Lanes remarks were
frequently apDlauded.
Rev. !. <. Williams, the pastor of the AL
bright African church, was in the crowd and
was called out. His remarks were applied
principally 10 what the repu blican party had
accom- plished aud 10 what the democratic
party was ALWAYS promising, but never 90
Ing. he referred 10 Inc MEMBER OF the peo-
ple's party as q Job lot Of cprbstone agitators,
who had never performed days labor. The
reverend gentleman stirred up a large
amount Of enthusiasm and hls remarks were
frequet tly applauded.
Colonel Savage made short speech, in
which he gave history OF Van Wyck's 20
lItical life and the peoples party and its
mem oers. Councilman Wood also lent some
of his oratory 10 the occasion.
c. A Evans, Z. o. Mayfeld and Z. c.
Land were appointed committee to arrange
for demonstration in the Third ward TO be
held Tuesday evening, September 20.
The cIuo adjourned 10 meet THURSDAY
evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09
Dewitt's sarsaparllls Is renaola.


tt might be of interest to the people
OF Council Bluffs. more especially to the
ladies, to know about the crazy idea of
making wrappers out of blankets.
The craze seems TO have struck the
masses, judging from the quantity sold
by the Boston Store during the blanket
sale. which commenced last Monday
and continues until Monday, Septem-
Der II
We show three special values in
wrapper blankets. made sing and
bound all the way round, at Fl.S9, So 90,
81 30 Every blanket in our store at
special sale price. See white blankets
from 67tc to $500, red blankets from
81 90 to s. -.
Gray and sanitary mixed blankets
from 674c TO $500. Don't miss show
window display.
Our sale OF blankets only lasts few
more days. II in need Of anything in
this line, which most people will when
weather gets cool. would advise them to
invest now and save money, as our en-
tire stock of blankets is at special sale
prices for this sale.
FoTnERINGHAM WHITELAw & Co.
Boston Store, Council Bluffs, Ia.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09
Two KunaMnr ,itrl.

Two young girls, each about l6 years OF
age, have caused q great deal Of anxiety.
anc lheIr return home will relieve the
parental mind. The girls names are Laura
Daniels and Minnie Brown. and Il. c.
Daniels, the father OF the former girl. was
in the CITY last evening looking for the run
Always. he resides AT 24lS Pierce street
Omaha, aud Is much distressed over his
daughters disappearance. The girls left
home Tuesday ana nave not sluce returned
They were reported TO MIR. Daniels 10 have
been seen in this city yesterday, and that
caused hIm 10 institute a scar 10 bs made
In South Omaha. but without success.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09
Colorado RepubIiraus milne.

PUEBLO Colo. Sept s--The republican
state convention TO-DAY nominated Judge G.
C. Helm of the supreme berch for governor;
James NJ. Downing OF Aspen for lieutenant
governor and L. J. Eaton, the present in
Cumbeat,f Tor secretary of state. The balance
OF the state ticket and the presidential cleo
ors have not vet been chosen. United
States Senators Teller ana Wolcott ao-
dressed the convention during TIE dav,
adv eating the support Of Hal -ison ABOVE
every thing else
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09
Springer Replies to CuIlom.

JOLIET, Ill, Sept S.-Hon. William M.
Springer chairman Of the ways ana means
committee OF the house of representatives.,
was the principal speaker at the Demo
cratic Day. of the Illinois State Grange
Chautauqua al New Lenux today. The
weather was cool and bracing, and many
thousand people assembled in the shady
grove. MIR. Spring ar directed his arguments
principally to replying TO Senator Cullou's
address OF yesterday ana commenting upon
The letter Of acceptance Of President Harri-
Eou
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09

Council Bluffs to st Joseph, Mo,
Sept. "A, l. and is. One fare for the
round tri p. For the accommodation of
people living IN or near Council Bluffs.
who wish TO attend the big races at St.
Joseph on these dates, the K. c.. ST. J.
q c. B r r. will run special trains be-
tween Council B ufTs and St. joseph,
Sept. a, is and l6 These trains will
leave Main street depot at 7:30 a. N.
Returning vi leave St. Joseph at s p.
II. Go aud see Nancy Hanks trot
against time Sept. Is.
0. NJ. Brown. Ticket Agent.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09

All day long yesterday the prevailing
theme Of conversation on the street corners
and in the various resorts was the Sullivan
Corbett mill. The result of il was thor
ough surprise 10 most Of the dead game
sports" although most OF them, after the
first shock had worn of, recovered their
presence Of mind and told how they had
looked Tor that very result nIl along.
"Wednesday ali sorts OF offers were made by
Sullivan men, but takers were few, even
though the ODDS were overw helnlngly
against sullivan. Yesterday even the
few who mad been unfortunate enough
10 hnd takers among the Corbett contingent
had disappeared, and scarcely anyone could
be found with nerve enough 10 admit that ne
bet ana lost. IL Is Known, however, that the
few who had faith in Corbelt's stock made u
eood zeal OF money, out they have enough
sympaihy for the losfrs not 10 mention any
names. j b. Sampley OF the Postal Tele-
graph comphny was probably the heaviest
winner. de has had taitn In Co-bett from
the start and Is now reapug the reward.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09

Some one has uneRrthed q mares nest ov
making the discovery that the school board
has failed TO comply with the law W hich pro-
vldes that the tax levy shall be certified TO
the Board OF Supervisors not later than the
first Monday in Septemb Der. At first sight il
would appear that the natural result of this
would be that the schools would have TO 70
without money curing the coming year, and.
q prophesy 10 that effect is made oy certain
parties who are disposed 10 lcoK on the dark
side OF things, out although there Is still
some uncertainty as TO what will be the final
outcome present indications are that the
difficulty Wi! be straig htened up IN the
course Of day or two.
The matter was brought 10 the attention Of
the supervisors yesterday morning by W. ii.
Ware, who appeared as attorney for certain
property owners whose names ne refused TO
divulge. He stated that if the supervisors
made any attempt to levy tax 10 carry on
The schools his clients would begin injgnc-
lion proceedings 10 prevent them from doing
SO. His reiicence as 10 the names OF MS
clients caused some remark and IL was
limited by some that politics had great deal
.nore 10 40 with his zeal 10 prevent the levy
from o-ing made thRu anv particular desire
TO see that the law was obeyed TO The letter.
Calenthe assembly, No. ], will give
musical entertainment, dancing and re-
fres hmenis at X of F. hall Friday eve
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09

John T. Kelly comedian who succeeds in
variaoly in wiuIing Q warm lace in popul ar
app Oval. viii be 81 en- al B yd's ew 1heater
for four nights C mmencipg ext SUNDAY
ia his new comedy W itten by Charles T.
Niacent and himself auG entitled "McEee Of
uoln." THIS COMEDY las been highly
praised by the eastern p and Is saId To
be the b st iece Ar Mel Y mas ever az
p re- in. T supporting c.mpauy in
cl IS Matte Vlekers. F!orrie West ald
otasr artists VITO may be relied on 10 enact
ne various characters in the play in q mOst
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09
George Davis, drugs ana paints
Reception to Rev. q. w. crofts.

Rev. q. w. Crofts and family were ten
dered pleasant reception last evening at
the Congregational church oy a number OF
hls friends. The weather was bad, but in
spite Of II good rumber Of the friends Of
the reverend gentleman. both in the church
snd out gathered in the auditorium To bio
him farewell A mum Der OF valuable pres
ents were given him. but tie one thing,
probably, that viii De the most highly
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09
SPECIAL NOTICES,
CnIINru pItIEES

The want advertisements appearing in
newspaper are often the most Interesting
part Of its contents. They express the urgent
needs, the daily wishes Of the people who
want something and who wiling TO do
something.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09
President HarrIson's Plans.

NEw York, Sept. s.-The Herald an
nouuces that President Harrison viii return
10 New York ABOUT September Is and carry
out his proposed Loon Lake trip, which was
interrupted by the cholera A great repu D.
lican demonstration will De gotten up al
Madison Square garden, where the president
is ey pacted 10 sneAk
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09
KepnhIlean Caueus.

TIE republican caucus for South Omata
viii DC held al Gernania hall. Twsnty-tourih
and streets, At Z 80 o'clock this evening
The caucus has been advertised 10 be held in
the Stanley building. on Twenty fifth street,
aud the change Of location is made necessary
because ihat building Is now occupied ana
cannot be secured
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09

The republican and democratic state Gem
miitoes are making arrangements for series
oi 11inl discussions between ths candidates
on the Issues OF the day, and the pgign
will be opened in a few days. Cummings
and Wilmer, Candidates for elector- large
are booked for an address in Council Bluns.
End Stone and Willard, candidates for AZ
tornev general, will MAKE speeches al
keokuk, Manchester, Charles CItr, Anamosa.
goEA and Spencer
THAT lamp smokes Throw il away
ana get new one at Lund Bros A
prize given with every lamp sold his
week
Judson, civil engineer, S2s Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09
Sot VERY EDthosj,s.,c.

FARso, N. d, Sept. a.--Only seventeen
persons attended the prohibition convention
here which nominated NJ. n. johnson for
congress and Roger Allen for governor.
Presidential electors were also put in the
So
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09
New York Exchange Quotations.

NEw YoRK. Sept S-lSpecial Telegram
10 THE BrK Exchange was quoted as fo,-
lows: CHICAGO. 30 cents discount; Boston,
90 to IL cents discount; St. Louis, par.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09

CONCORD, n. H, Sept. She democratic
state convention met here today and nomi-
mated Hon. Luther F. Mckinney of Man
chester for governor on the first ballot ana
cnose presidential electors for the ensuing
k.nrr nrn.air
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09

satisfactory manner. New scenery and COS
tunes have been prepared for the play and
the production will be The best that money
G an procure. Seats SO on sale tomorrow
evening
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09

A good light? Why, there's no use
having anything else. Get any of those
perfect lamps at Lund Bros and have
a perfect light They are ali good, and
the finest line in the city.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09
PopnIite Ticket in Massachnsetts.

BosToN, Mass, Sept. S.-The state CONVEX
tion of tae peoples party nominated full
state ticket headed by Major Henry Wiuu OF
Maiden for governor.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09

Judson, civil engineer, S2s Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09

The Fidelity Trust company has re-
moved its office to 1902 Farnan, south
east corner Bee building.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09

The steamer Campania- built for the Cunard
line, has peeu successfully launched at Glus-
gov, She VIII be the largest in the world.
1t STATED that General Crespo has been sue
cessful in his war against the dictator Of
Nenezuela and has been asked TO take the
reins OF government into his hands
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09

Friday is the last day OF the state fair
al Lincoln. Are you going?
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09
Wanted to Bur.

Improved property. VIII pay cash if
price is low. II. @. McGee, 10 Main street
Gentlemen, the finest line of 1all goods
in the city, just received. Reiter, the
tailor, 80 Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09

Even the camping grounds OF the veterans
on the top Of Fairnount PARK hill are not ex-
empt from the depredations OF sneak-thleves,
pickpockets and the like Yesterday an old
soldier named Skelper, from MarysviiIe,
Mo- fe1l a victim TO a man who neither tolls
for his living nor spins anything more than
webs for the unwary While circulating
among the crowd some unknown man cut his
vest rocket open and took out about SIS in
cash, that ne hac been saving up 10 pay his
expenses while he was away from Hannah
and the ba bles. He did not discover his loss
until the thief had had time TO make his
departure.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09

Nugget Nugget Nugget Buy Big
NuEge baking powder. 81 OF. 25 cents.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09
where rh.y WIN speak.

For Rent-Modern 7-room cottage on
North Scott street. J. 4. DeHaven.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09
Hay land Tor Renr

For Rent-l00 acres Of hay land at
Manawa. Win rent in 5-acre lots and
upwards. Cali on or address B. Marks,
2-5S Vine street
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09
ANXOUSChMKSrs.

Friday is the last day of the state fair
al Lincoln. Are you going:
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09

Nuggets NLrgeti Nugget Buy Big
Nugget baking powder. 81 OF. 25 cents.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09

STENOGRAPHER and booSKecper wanted.
- Give reference. Address NN -, Bee, CouB-
Gil Bluffs
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09

l50people in this city use gus stoves
The Gas Co. puts 'em in III cost
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09

ENOR sALE-CleAn STOCK hardware. well es-
l. tab tshed trrde, invoice about 81,0JJ. Good
euson for SCI, ,in-. Terms cash. L. II. sbeafe-
EOR SALE OR RENT-Good coal yard with
Il scales. etc. Greensheds. Nicholson a. 90.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09
USEMENTS.

Dewitt's Sarsaparilla clsause; ths olooi
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09
SOCTH VM.IHl.

Friday is the last day of the state fail
al Lincoln. Are you going?
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09
SEE THESE
PRICES FOR MEAT;

They are for CASH ONLY at MEsCHENDoRF :
Market 3l3 BroAQWay. Counci! Bluffs.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09

Nugget! Nugget Nugget Buy Big
Nugget baking powcer. 81 o. % cents.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09
Rubbed a SOLDIER.

Trains for Marawa at II a. m, >, 3,
5, 6, Z, ana o'clock p. m.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09

Mrs L. T. Patton, Roszfori lii, writes
From personal ex perieu &c / eau recommend
DeWitt's Sarsaparllla. q cure for impure
blood and general debility
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09

4 CENTS WANTED-Tu sell the best double
hruastiuc and ba~ns pan in the market
Steady work Can prove to have agents who
maze over so IA week regularly. Address
Charles echultheIss. Counc p. IFS.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09

A PLEASANT room or rooms for rent at zoe
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09

Calenthe assembly, No. !, will give
musical entertainment, dancing aud re-
treatments at X OF +. hall Friday eve
ming, Sept l6 Tickets 25c.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-09-09

NEANTED-Lady or gentle nan to board by
W private fam ly. Address l. Bee.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-08-18
GEO. GUSHING,
THE DRUGGIST.
WANTED--AT ONCE

A middle aged woman to he companion 10
an elderly lady. Work light that of the com
fomfort of the two only. can At East corner
of Pleasant and Middle streets or address.
Bon $50. Skowhcgan NJ. 32ti
The Somerset reporter., 1892-08-18
W.H.W|LDES.
EVERYTHING in SUMMER
GOODS to be closed
out CHEAP.
Read This Array of Bargains.

Read This Array of Bargains.
IL l-2c. Outings for &c.
IL l-2c. Ginghams for $ and IOc.
IL 1-2c Pongees for IOc.
lOc. Chambrays for &c.
75c Dress Goods for 6Oc.
SOC s. g 4Oc
1000 yards Blue Plaid Drilling for Mems
Shirts for &c.
36 in. Junior Cloths never sold less than
L. l2c. only Sc.
80 in. Lockwood Cottons, length from
to 20 yds., sc.
40 in. Lockwood Cotton, length from l
to 20 yds &c.
Lace Curtains from 81 lac. a window up.
A Special bargain in new Fall Dress
Goods for 25c.
The best of Bargains in Black Dress
Goods and Black Silks.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-08-18
GEO. w. HAYES,
The Peoples CIothier.
Soda VERSUS Beer.

would be moro than pleased TO get the ear
OF the public for a moment, 10 talk a little in
regard to their beverages in this the hot season
OF the year
In the first place everybody must drink
Some prefer beer, some soda, some lemonade
some Hires some "tangleioot. other,
coffee and still others milk, etc. etc.
All OF these have their friends. but there F,
difference in drink The one ! stand up
for and the one that Is to be the subject Of
this "eXescsis' is pure soda-water combined
with pure fruit juices.
Beer and soda are the leaders now with the
advantage in favor of beer II should not be
So soda can be great deal better than beer
it can be almost a. bad. Coed beer well
served i, rare, but the business seems to be
fairly prosperous. Good soda has TIM. adyan-
taze Of beer. it never leads Hper 81. to any
thing stronger. 1t Is fefrcshmcnt but not
>timulant The fa,ilitie, for making -eia
has TAKEN long strides the past few wears. It
now has come to pass That we use our own
soda-water made from our Ska Hhegan -pring-
water, charged with pure carbonic acid "a.
made by new process without chemicals aud
! am free to say and declare that this soda
combined with pure fruit juice expressed bs
myself from fresh fruit makes the most re-
freshng drink in the world.
Soda water touches taste and feeling It is
as delicate matter a. taste and feeling. / be.
licve my customers are very discriminating
and am glad they are. wish to be equal 50
and have the ability to please.
We have all the Havors in the market. but
the latest and best fad" is "FRtfT NEfz
TAR" for which / am the sole Agent for
Skowhegan.
My soda IS good md my drug. are =, good
my soda.
Cal when in need 'as it is no trouble To-
SELL soda or drugs
D.. F,,r
The Somerset reporter., 1892-08-18
LOCAL ITEMS.

W.. Knowlton Esq. of Portland vas
in fovn. Tuesday.
Ms, Blanche BiNby i ON visit to
frisud, in Wilton this week.
Mi. cinda +. Heath of Boston i in
town on her annual vacation.
bargains in new lace curtains from 80
81. to $500 pair at Ordway's.
Nr.and Mrs. W. L. Carpenter returned
Ia marlborough. Vt, Tuesday morn
in.
Mr. f. W. and Miss Mary +. Robbie o.
auburn are the guest, of Gro Webb and
faaiy.
l,aac Dorothy and wife returned Sat
uriay night from several weeks stay at
squirrel Island.
short lengths of Lockwood cottons
36 inch for > cts. 10 inch for cts. at W.
II. Wildes'.
somerset District Lodge of Good Tenn
plars will meet at Madison September
ind.
Abram Wyman is at Sebec Lake this
week where he is camping out with II
party of friends.
Mr. y. l.. Smith of Boston is passing
liz annual vacation with his numerous
relatives in Skowhegan.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Murphy have
been at the Metawarmct House, Booth
bay IIarbor for several days.
Mr.. {. \. William. left home Tuesday
morning ON visit to Mr.. Edward Man
chester at No. Windham, Me.
The new pavilion at Lake George.
Canaan is to be opened on Thursday of
next week with a grand ball.
Mr. and Mrs. james Fullem of So.
Orington. are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
|. H. Gem for a few days this week.
Miss Ora Jewett left home on the
Saturday afternoons train for Il visit to
her aunt, Mrs. Horace Parlin in Bangor
Episcopal church services will here
after be held at $50 each sunday after
noon instead of in the morning rs here
tofore.
Rev. and Mrs. &. Y. Hanson left by
Tuesday afternoon train for Il trip to
st. John. y. h.. to be absent about two
weeks.
The excursion party that will leave
>kowhegan for New \ DIRK city on Satur-
day afternoon next. will number about
twenty people Ii promises to be grand
trip.
kendal'S orchestra furnished music at
Lake George on sunday last. and are
profu>c in their praise of the manner i'll
which they were treated by Mr. Wash
burn.
Mr.. Green Eaton. engineer at the Shoe
factory Is on his annual vacation and has
Joined his family ut the scashore Night
NhtNh -NNiNoll II llililiilI7 NV 'll1lil' lti
two weeks.
los, l.ashon Is the first to start the
contest for tall corn stalks. Thus early
he brings lis one grown in Gen. Shep-
herd garden. that measures 10 feet and
II inches in length. Pretty tall for
sweet corn.
col. Elias Millken. Omar Clark and f.
II. Preble We're here yesterday and dis
charged the greater part of the log-driy-
ing crew. The rear of the drive is in
Weston Il Brainard' boom and il takes
bat few men to run the drive below here.
br. Geo. II. Bailey, state cattle com
missioner was in town Monday upon
Cll OF f.. o. Harris 10 see a sick COW
which he thought might have tubercu-
lo>i>. The COW however died before Dr.
Bliiry got here and Mr.. Harris failed to-
notify him. Tie doctor said the disease
Wa probably emphy,cma. a disease
similar to hcaves in IA horse.
Do not fail to attend the great mark
town aud clearance sale nj OrdWay's and
'rcerr some of the bargains.