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Evening journal., 1892-10-04
CONNECTICUT ELECTIONS.
The Returns from Cities and Towns All
Over the state.

NEW HAVEN, Oct 4-The town elections
in this vicinity resulted in little or no
change in political complexion. Seymour
went Republican and Wallingford is Dem
ocratic by safe majority. In Guilford the
Democrats elected first selectman on a local
issue, but the balance Of the Republican
ticket is elected by about 40 majority. East
Haven elected Republican majority OF the
board Of selectmen. Orange goes solidly
Democratic.
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noth sldes nInIle Gnlns.

ROCKVILLE, Oct Am the town election
here and in Vernon the Democrats made
gain Of $50, reducing the Republican ma
jority to "a. The Democrats elected their
ticket in Ellington by an increased major
ity. The Republicans made small gains in
Tolland
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A Republican Gain.

Norwich, Oct 4-The local elections in
eastern Connecticut show few changes
from last year Preston and Montville
usually Democratic are carried by the
Republicans. The town OF Windham, in
cluding the borough Of Willimantic, elects
a Republican town government. Last
year il was Democratic.
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DeCodt's Annnnl FxcursIon

To Reading and the Ncversink Mountains,
with their provcrbial attractions.is ann .unced
for saturday. October a. a ride over the
mountains tops hy gravity or electricity
among the most delightful resoris and mag
dhcent scenery in America is extremely
fascinating. special tram leaves Whining
ton and Northern railroad station at = rs a. M.
Tickets lgood for three days., a %. For sale at
the station.
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Dissatlsfled Nebrnsl.a Democrats.

OMAHA, Oct. 4.-Governor Boyd has left
for New York. lie represents the element
Of Nebraska Democracy who are dissatis-
fled with the distribution OF campaign
funds. It is asserted that il they cannot
persuade the national committee TO change
the present plans the state ticket will be
withdrawn
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SOW Yorl Po.tmnsters.

s WASHINGTON, Oct. 4-Fourth class post
masters have been appointed in New York
state rs follows; ID. Horton at Bemis
Point, A. l.. Ryan at Chaumont, r. l..
Hutchins at Cheshire, A. S. Bennett at
Gardiner II. c. Conklin at Onondaga
Castle aud Mary E. B. FurneT at Rush
r4fI1a
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NInstcr Morllmnn nnrhes Iosonicncea.

ROCHESTER, n ", Oct. 4.--Master Work
man James Hughes convicted Of extor-
ton, was resentenced 10 one year in the
penitentiary, his appeal to the general term
having been refused.
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THE COLUMBUS CELEBRATION.
New Yorl's Old Guard VIII BE President
Harrison's Escort.

HnrrIsOn's LscOrt
NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-The executive com
mittee of the Columbus celebration decided
that the end of the naval parade should be
opposite Grants tomb. About $50 seats at
the Washington monument will be re
served for the G.. A. X. veterans who can
not parade. A letter from the Spanish con
sui says that the lnfanta Ysabel will repre-
sent Spain She will be assigned place in
the post of honor Fifteen hundred socie-
ties, numbeTing over6 900 men, will partici-
pate in the military parade. Brigadier
General Louis Fitzgerald has assigned the
members Of the Old Guard TO act as the
guard Of honor TO President Harrison.
Governor Pattison, of Pennsylvania, and
his staff have accepted the committees in
vitation TO be present
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TIE BASEBALL WORLD.
NArIoNAL LEAGUE aAMrs.

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
At Now York RH.E
New York ........O 34Ol Ola lg 2
Washington ....O 0 o o o 0 3-3s .
King and Boyle, Inks and Potts.
At Brooklyn RH. Il.
Brooklyn. .............O 8OOl 3-7lO 2
Philadelphia. .......0 o 0 0 0 2-34 2
Kennedy and Daley, Carsey and Clements.
AT Plttaburg- r. II. T..
Pittsburg.......O o o 6 0 0 O-9l3 8
Louisville. 0 O3l 30 II 3
Smith and Mack, Clausen and Merritt
Az Cleveland r. II. n.
Cleveland. 30 3Oa3O 5-i5is /
Chicago,.....O % o 0 o. o
Young and thinner, Hutchinson and Kilt
ridge.
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Governor Buchannn Attacked.

BLOUNTvLlE, Tenn, Oct. 4-While
Governor Buchanan was speaking here for
the Peoples party a crowd Of toughs threw
a lot Of rotten eggs, tomatoes, ctc.. at the
governor The meeting broke up in disor-
der The toughs would have assaulted the
governor had it not been for the intcrfer-
ence of officers
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A Republican Gain.

BRDGEPoRT, Oct 4.-The town election
resulted fayorably to the Republicans by
the usual majority. Stratford Birming
ham and Naugatuck went Republican,
being usually Democratic, while Stamford,
Trmbull and Fairfield gave the usual
Democratic maiorities
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Snowden Saws lie Is Responslble.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 4.-Maior General
George b. Snowden, commanding officer Of
the National guard, says that ne is RESPONSE
bic for the arrest of the Homestead ad-
yisory board for treason, as II was he who
suggested it 10 the counsel for the prosecu-
ton
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PENNIES AND SMALL CHANGE CAN
BE HAD AT THE COUNTING ROOM OF
THE EVENING JOURNAL OFFICE
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James spurreon crItleallr nl.

LONDON, Oct 4.-James Spurgeon, broth
er of the late Charles Spurgeon and one of
the aspirants to the Tabernacle pastorate,
is critically ill.,
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Iller Mln stav on the Tioket.

LOWELL, Mass, Oct. 4.-Hon. c. 5. Lii
Icy, who declined the Democratic nomina-
tion for attorney general, has reconsidered
his action and his name will remain ON the
state ticket.
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nnnbnrx DonocrntIc.

DANBURY, Oct. The Democrats car
lied the town election by 700 majority, the
largest in the history Of the town They
were victorious in every one Of the four
wards. Three of the wards never were
Democratic before and the town has previ-
ously gone Republican.
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FALL ANNOUNCEMENT

customary this time of the direct the attention of d
public what have for them and it is not with fear and
epaion hat approach fendsthe discriminating
pubc-bu with confidence ability satisfy the most
ezaang For fall 1892 have the nicest the nobb
and the best trimmed and made assortment Of Mems Youths Boys
hdn Clothing to be found the should moro
properly But to be appreciated
prices onish the closest and critical buyer OF couTsf
being manufacturers enables place goods sale cheape
than could otherwise and the buying public gets the benefit We
have everything that Men and Boys need ready made Clothing
Gents Furnishing Goods Hats Gloves invita-
every Man. Child in Wilmington and surrounding
country call in and what have to offer them style and quail
ity for the prices. Strictly price to all
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KnIed IN the prlze RInr.

CovNGToN, Neb., Oct. 4-William Duffy,
better known as "Billy the KID was
knocked out by Jack Keefe and died with
in an hour Keefe and all the seconds are
under arrest
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Martford pemoerntIc.

HARTFORD, Oct. 4-The town election
was an exceedingly quiet one The Demo
Gratis elected all their men by majorities
averaging about 300, the Republicans TAX
ing only such places as are reserved for
representatives.
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In New Milford.

NEW MILFORD, Oct. Anew Milford
threw the largest vote ever polled at q town
election and the Democratic majority was
greatly decreased Washington went DEM
ocratic as usual Roxbury cast light
vote, making a small Democratic gain.
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INGALLS, To stnmn Kansas.

TOPEKA, Oct. 4. - Ex-senator Ingalls,
came TO Topeka today and offered his serv-
ices TO the Republican central committee
He has decided to spend his entire time un-
til election day in the state
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Germany,s Armv Incronsed.

BERLIN, Oct. 1.-The National Zeitung
states positively that the new army bill will
add 5000 men 60 the German army on q
peace footing. The strength of the stand
ing army will be increased TO $4,000 men.
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Tho Cholera In Hamburg.

HAMBURG, Oct. 4-Ohicial figures pub
lished today give the total number of
cholera cases in the last six weeks as Il, ,TOl,
of which Z, 7,586 were fatal. There have been
ifty-four fresh cases and seventeen deaths.
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a rrlnnn nnna Crnl,.-

VIENNA, Oct. 4.-Prnce Peter of Co
hurp urandao,so oe Dom pndro late emperor
of Brazil, suddenly went crazy and tried
TO XIII himself lie has been placed under
restraint
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six Dodles washed Ashore.

WILMINGTON, n. c., Oct 4.-Six bodies
were washed ashore on the beach at Little
River, 5. c. They were leshed TO a raft Of
spars and were badly docomposed.
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A ma strII,c for ono Nom.

BUFFALO, Oct. 4-John L. Neumann, a
switchman who has been out Of work since
the recent strike, became insane from
brooding over his trouble and attempted
to kill his wife and himself He was ar
l..IDI
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DerbY Coo RenuhIlcnn.

BIRNINGHAAi, Oct. 4-The towns Of Der
10y, Ansonia, Seymour and Huntington
went Republican. Derby has been strongly
Democratic until now, when the election
was carried by the Republicans by 100 ma
iority.
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nepuI,Ilcon Cnin Nm Iyatcrburv.

WATERBURY, Oct. 4.-The town and city
election here was vigorously contested, due
TO internal dissensions among the DemOc-
racy. The result indicates a large gain for
the Republicans on the town and city
tickets
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Cnmp Low Closed.

CAMP Low, SANDY Hook, n. j., Oct, A.
The quarantine over Camp Low and Camp
Erben has been lifted, and Camp Low Is
virtually closed.
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EsI.lmos for the rnIr.

HAwKEsnURy, Cape Breton, Oct 4-The
schooner Oulina arrived here today from
Labrador with colony Of Eskimos for the
Worlds fair
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A Forging LAWYER Sentenced.

NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-Iawyer Henry Gott-
heb, who was convicted Of forgery, was
sentenced to five years in state prison.
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ChIef Of Police Perry Dead.

LEXINGTON, Va, oct. 4.-Captain f. l..
Perry, chief Of police, who was stricken
with paralysis few days ago en- route to
be married, is dead.
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chnnman nIade SUPERINTENDENT.

WAsHJNGroN, Oct 4-Edwin e. Chap
man has been appointed superintendent Of
the life saving service for Lakes Erie and
Ontario.
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uIYsses 5. Grnnt nInrrled.

EAST ORANGE, n. j., Oct, Ulysses S.
Grant, nephew Of General Grant and cor
respondenoe clerk of the subtreasury, was
married TO Miss Alicia Sutherland
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UnIrersIty of Penns,lranln.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 4--Ihe University
Of Pennsylvania began its l42d annual ses-
sion yesterday with 1000 students in at
tendance
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Cnrnorle ComInr Uomo.

PITTsBURG, Oct. Am employee OF the
Carnegie company told the United Press
representative that he knew Andrew Car
nege was ON his way to America at the
prpsent time
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No Flrht i'm Nreriden.

MERIDEN, Oct 4.-The Democrats car
ried the town election by an average plural
ity of 450. Only a light vote was polled,
the Republicans making no fight.
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rnrrnh md renlhnrnh.

STAMFORD, Conn, Oct. 4--Henry Albin,
an elderly married man Of this town, while
visiting young widow at Longridge was
taken from the house by neighbors, tarred
and feathered and sent home.
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A nnrre cnntnln nrowned.

TARRYTowN, n. Y, Oct 4-Patrick
Walsh, OF Hayerstraw, captain Of brick
barge, fell into the water at Scarborough
and was drowned
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Tried TO Rob a Rnnl..

ERIE, Pa, Oct 4.-Four men armed with
revolvers attempted to rob the Keystone
National bank, but were arrested and
iailed
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crnshnh lr \ nlnoll I'D nrnnite.

WILLIAMSBURG, l.. l., Oct. david All
man was crushed to death 10y a block Of
granite weighing two tons which was be-
ing hoisted ON a crane, falling ON him.
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A Conversational Firbt.

Boston, Oct. 4.-Miohael j. McEttrick
Dem announces that he will run against
McNary, Democratic nominee for congress
in the Tenth district.
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cnllnn I.nnms stnnnnd.

BRUSSELS, Oct. 4-Fifteen thousand cot
ton looms in Ghent have been stopped by
the stagnation of trade The stoppage will
cause great misery among the working
ppople
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a Non Tlnd nf NlcI,eI.

DULUTH Oct. A rich deposit of nickel
has been discovered in Townships O. and 65
1t is about twelve miles long, nine or ten
feet wide and has a considerable depth
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Two Deaths Mt n Fire.

PORTLAND, Or, Oct. Al. X. Gray. a
blacksmith, was burned to death in his
house and John Huston. fireman, was
killed by falling timbers.
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ro.ter WI MaIe nn Address.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.-Secretary Of the
Treasury Foster has consented to make an
address at the Columbian festivities in
New York ON the 18th inst.
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An Iron etriI,e Fnded.

CATAsAuQUA, Pa. Oct 4-The great iron
strike at the mills of the Catasauqua COM
pany has been declared OF and the men are
applying for work as individuals.
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Cholera Among soldiors.

BUDA-PEsrH, oct. 4-Cholera has ap-
peared in the garrison Of Szgedin. Three
soldiers were taken i'll and one died.
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A nnsnnrnhn Lnld Inm.

CHEYENNE, Wy, Oct. ed Winkley,
a noted desperate, who killed Constable
Byron Smith, was shot and killed by
posse
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The weekly Payment Law.

Providence. Oct. 4.-The supreme court
handed down an opinion upholding the
Of the weekly payment
law
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Died IN His omce.

TAMPA, Fla, Oct 4-Colonel Lucius
Finley, a prominent lawyer and son Of Gen
cral j. j. Finley, died suddenly IN his office
here
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IknIed Aboard shin.

NEW YORK, Oct. 4-William Hughes, a
seaman on the steamer Andes, fell from
aloft TO the decf and was killed.
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The Democrats Won.

NEW BRITAIY, oct. 4.-The Democrats
won the town election, but with reduced
mniorities
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Ionrfcllow,s nrother Dead.

PORTLAND, Me-, Oct. 4-Rev. Samuel
Longfellow, brother of the late poet, Henry
W. Longfellow, died here, aged seventy
three
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Renan's Funeral.

PARIS, Oct. 4-Renan will be buried
from the College de France. The funeral
will be strictly nonreligious.
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Tic crnm Are saf.-

MANIrowoc. Wis, Oct. 4-The schooner
barely escaped.
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Harry Il. Thomas \ Co.
Repair watches and iewelry, 800 Market st
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The persons who run tho Ahnapee and
Two Rivers stage line have turned the
route over to their bondsmen as money
was beng lost on the contract. The gov
eminent paid only 5000 for the service.
Freight and passengerswereu usually relied
upon to make good the expense beyond
what was met by the contract with the
post Office department. But the road from
Green Bay to Kewaunee has destroy
ed this business and there is no money
in the stage line. There is no money IN
the railroad, either, for that matter. 1t
is said the expenses OF the line from
Green Bay to Ludington are $500 per day
above receipts.
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Our Spring Cloaks
BARLOW BROS REFINED MIN

BARLOW BROS REFINED MIN
STRELS.
Barlow Bros Mlnstrels will present
one performance at the Opera House in
Manitowoc on Monday March Dist.
This is the biggest and best Minstrel
show the Barlow Bros. ever organized
The entire performance is replete with
rollicking fun and merriment, produced
by clever company Of comedians.
Among the principals may be mentioned
that droll and funny fellow, Billy Barlow
with new invoice of mirth producers
James Barlow will introduce his latest
terpischorean masterpiece, "West Point
Cadets and Vassar Bellies" Larry Nc.
Avoy and Archie Roger, dellueators OF
old time darby characters de
wah." Arthur La Bourd, the noted Eng.
lish tenor; the talented Manhattan Quar-
tette; the emperor OF music, Thompson
and Duclos, the marvellous Leon Broth
ers, and Manager Joseph Ii. A,thur's
latest European acquisition, Ferry
King of Novelty of Wonders from the
Folies Bergeres, Paris. Special atten-
ton has been given to the vocal contin
gent, which numbers ten trained voices.
An augmented orchestra of selected solo
instrumentalists The stagings and cos
tuning will be most pretentious vet at
tempted by the Messrs. Barlow, and is
promised to be revelation OF stage craft
and magnificence.
Sale of seats now in progress at Fech-
ter's Book Store.
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PERSONAL.

G.. B. BYRON, ESQ, of Kewaunee is in
the city.
CHARLES SALAK JR., of Kewaunee YVES
in the city Yesterday.
Mr.. AND Mrs. WILL KILLEN of Apple
ton spent Sunday in the city.
BERT JOHNSTON of Watersmeet was in
the city on Saturday of last week.
Mr.. AND Mrs. J. s. Villas of Kaukau-
ma were visiting in the city on Sunday
last
GEORGE PANKRATz JR. of Port Wash
ington, spent Sunday with friends in this
city.
Miss ALICE EMERY of Milwaukee spent
few days in the city visiting her mother
last week.
HENRY SCHMIDT represented the G. A.
r, post of this city at the encampment in
Madison last week. Ferd. Ostenfeldt
and Charles Spindler were also present.
f. G. WERBKE, of Oshkosh, formerly of
this place, was in the city few days
this week. He has recently become the
proprietor of drug store in Oshkosh.
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Now that winter is moving on the down
grade, with seemingly increased speed
towards the months when all nature will
be active ornamenting and clothing for
est &c. with foliage, reminds one of the
approaching seasons. Our larger-than-
ever stock of READY MADE CLOTHING has
been selected with great care in regard
to style, fit. pattern, quality and prices
and invites the inspection and compari-
son of all intending buyers of Mems
Boys or Children's Suits All who wish
to insure themselves in regard to low
prices and good fit, should not fail to
look over our new line of ready made
garments. SCHUETTE Bros.
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By notice published elsewhere it will
be learned that Piening & Fechter have
dissolved partnership. This is one of the
old and reliable firms of the city. Years
and years ago, beyond the memory Of
those who are now the chief patrons OF
the store, it was established by MIR.
Fechter, the father of the present and
sole proprietor, Mr.. G. F. Fechter. The
latter has grown up in the business and
there is, perhaps, no person in the state
who understands the business more thor
oughly or the needs Of his patrons better.
He is thorough business man and the
reputation of the firm will suffer no abate-
ment under his management. Mr.. Pien-
ing has not yet decided whether he shall
retire permanently or re-enter business
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AT THE FAIR GROUNDS.

The Advancement Association, at it's
last meeting, appointed committee to
make the necessary arrangements for the
holding of monthly Horse and Cattle
Fairs at the county fair grounds. The
grounds. settled on the third Saturday
of each month, for the holding of these
sales fairs. The first sale fair will be held
on Saturday the 10th of April. Admi'
lance of course free to all. The fair
grounds with its open stalls, &C., seem
we'll arranged for the holding OF Horse
and Cattle Fairs. ~
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BEWARE OF OINTMENTS FOR
CATARRH THAT CONTAIN
MERCURY

as mercury will surely destroy the sense
of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering it through
the mucus surfaces. Such articles should
never be used except on prescriptions
from reputable physicians, as the damage
they will do is ten fold to the good you
can possibly derive from them. Halls
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by f. j.
Cheney & CO., Toledo, O., contains no
mercury, and is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucus sur
faces of the system. In buying Halls
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine.
1t is taken internally, and made in Toledo,
Ohio, by T. J. Cheney & Co. Testimoni-
ais free.
Sold by Druggists, Toe. per bottle.
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I'll ]J.ot
CITY AND COUNTY i.
THURSDAY. MIHCE y, 1902.
TO-DAY is St. Patricks Day.
LV-UaL 10 fJN' 7 III III I'1I.''
Fresh fish alsays on hand a;
r. l. EEGEl.

q 4 EyGELs.
Mas. KgrrGSHoFES celebrated her
birthday on Thursday last.
GRAND Closing out Sale Of Raacy aiade
Clothing at II. LsCH.
The NEE ting of tina Wisconsin Press
Association is held at Wausau next week.
MONEY TO LOAN on good farm security
sums to suit. NASH 4 NASH.
THERE is not much election excitement
thus far in the city.
Buy the Webster's international Die
tionary. The best AZ I. ScHMIDrNAN.
A. J. ScHMITz will deliver political
address in Milwaukee this spnng.
LOWEST prices on school books ard
school supplies at 7. SouhEDrHAN.
SUPT. PATzEE holds examinations this
week at Reedsville. Meeme aud Mgnlto-
voc.
AYERS Sarsaparilla is just what YOU
want for spring medicine superior TO
ALL
W. H. NOBLE Will have the honor of
being the first president Of the village Of
Reedsville.
MUsIcA1 Instruments. largest assert
ment and lowest prices at
L. SCHMIDrMAN.
kLINGHoLz Bros, have moved their
feed store to Cor. Lot. Main and Washing
ton SITS. II
If you wish to have a good laugh go
to the Turner's Opera House Tuesday
March 22nd.
LUKE BURNS of Meeme will sell his
farm by auction some time during the
month of April.
For fine Cabinet Photos find Melendy
i Packard's Studio opposite Schuettes'
store south side.
The best remedy to heal Sore BEEAsT
NECK and SHOULDER ON HORSES sold at
Hinrichs' Drugstore.
FRED SCHADAwALD of this city has pur-
chased property in Amigo and will move
there within short time.
Fox the finest LIFE SIZE POINT Cn.YoN
portraits, place your order ut M9inndy
i Packard's Studio. All work guaranteed :.
Mr.. STELLING has been nominated Tor
member of the county board by the peo-
pie of the village of ReedsvIl]g
We are showing splendid variety OF
handsome CHIFFoNs. u
SCHUEFIE Bros.
THE Building 6 Loan Association has
declared dividend of per cent. On the
business done during the year Just closed.
Halls Hair Remover contains the
natural food for keeping the hair healthy.
JOSEPH PoDHoLA whllc engaged in q
friendly scuffie last Thursday evening
was tripped up and had his leg broken.
A LADY's bicycle for sale, used only
three weeks. Enquire at Tribune Oifice
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DOWN GO THE PRICES.

To close out our winter stock we make
the following reductions. Ladies', Misses
and Children's long Cloaks % per cent.
discount from our regular prices.
Ladies' Jackets and Refers Is per
cent. discount.
Mems and Boys Overcoats 20 per
cent. discount.
This is rare chance to secure winter
goods at bargain, and we invite our
customers to call and make their selec-
tions when our assortment is unbroken
BARNES, MENpL1K & MULHoLLAND
Mapltowoc, Wis, Dec. 30, 1891.