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STATE OF COLORADO
County of Pueblo ss

We, c. ID. Henderson, County Clerk, John
Warner and George Wiiiauer, Jus. fees OF
the Peace in and for said County, in the
foregoing list has been compared with the
otnclal registrntion lists OF Precincts Nos
10, 20, 21, md a., in the County Clerr's OffIce
and isa full, true and correct list OF tho
names Of such persons not voting Mt the
election held In the City OF BesseIner Pueblo
county Colorado on the fourth day nf April
a. -. 1888. except as to the names OF persons
registered In said precincts but whose resi-.
dence Is outside of the limits of said City
of Bcssemer
Z. d. HENDERSON, County Clerk
john WARNER
GEORGE WILLAUER
Justises OF the Pence.
Subscribed and Sworn tn before me this
25th day of April A. d. 1888
JoiiN MITCHELL, County Judge and Acting
Clerk of County Court.
lsEAL
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Hand Leather.

An improved hand leather tor
/ handling iron or brick. Needs only
70 be seen to BE- appreciated. They
can b. had n t4s stcrsgf Herman
AsshIsss, o. st Uns1s san's harness
shsp. Us 8. Ussea hxt.ns.
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For Rent.

Two furnished rooms suitable for
light housekeeping, 1915 Evans avenue.
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GERMAN NJ. Il. CHURCH.

Tho German Sunday school held in
the English NJ. Z. church was well AT
tended last Sunday. There was a
grsat desire shown to learn something
that will help them OH i'll life. The
Sunday school will begin at 2 p. IN. and
services will Immediately follow ut the
close of Sunday school.
Rev. E. ]. Lamb will be here on the
evening OF May IL, at the United Broth
rem church and will remnin until
the 14th, holding his first quarterly
meeting.
M. E. CHURCH.
Rev. M. j. Robinson will pronch in
the morning and the pastor, Rev. Chns.
Hitler in the evening. Everyone is in
vited. Rev. Robinson is we'll known
here, is an able preacher and it is hoped
that many will hear him.
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wn en- Going East.

wncn Going East.
Take the Union Pacific and Chicago
and Alton railways via Kansas City.
rhrou -h Sleepers. Diners. and Free Re-
clining Chair Cars TO Chicago. Makes
close connection at Chicago with all
lines To and from the East
For low rates call at Union Pacific
Ry. ticket Office. Triangle building.
a. s. CuTHBERTsoN.
Dec 81. General Agen
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Removal.

Uncle Sans harness shop has re-
msvsd from G street to 115 3. Union
avenue and requests continuance
Of patronage from all old customsrs,
and Al sew snss who VIII fsvsr IT.
witt tlsstf wsrh. (
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LIST OF
R REGISTERED ELECTORS

Appearing Not to Have
Voted at the Municipal
Election Held on the 4th
Day of April A. D., 1893,
in the City of Bessemer,
Pueblo County, Colorado.
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Rieger, Anton, 1910 Elm.
Stooker, James +, sii Northern.
slade, samuel. ia6i Kim,
sdi,h soh%idr, G,bs. SAM z 81 3, iIs2 RsIs. Em.
Sheriff sam,l, liol Routt.
Bimonioh, Mike. 1873 Box Elder.
Sullivan. John W. IL 8 Abriondo.
Tuiridy, Simon, 1919 Abriendo.
Tucker, Hiram, 1907 Evans.
This. Tidesman. VIM $. i;os ss, Furnace. %
Vv.obsesh: v.D S.n LG.i; hsS' Eysps & .h,,.,ao
Wessa, Peter, 1919 Abriendo.
Woodside, Saml 3, lg2o BOX Elder.
Wertz, , Collin 4, 1i. furnace.
Welch. z. 1928 Evans.
Young, Benjamin. I4l5 Furnace,
Zimmerman. Ernest. 1908 Abriendo.
Precinct No. 2a.
Aldrsd, John, lot 0, Crystal st
Bissell. Isaac s. lot blk 81 Upland Park.
Bisfe, Chas Il. iot : ' b!T College Hill sd fl's.
baldwin, Alfred, lot blk X % Upland Park.
Blatter, John W. % Spruce.
Brown, Joseph. 1881 Ron,t
Blaisdsll. Burt, lot u blk s steeiton add
Bart, John, u Cypress.
Butcher, Richard, i2.0 stone
Burns, Richard, 1909 spruce.
Bullen, Chas A, is0! Lake.
Cash, James b, ls2s'Slruce
Cash, Dennis p, Iss' Spruce.
Crandall, Arden Heed. rs Rou T..
Colston, Lorenzo ID. III Eaton.
Cord, VIM q. Ce,lar.i.
Cleary, VIM J, rs 4 Spruce.
Golmsn, BENZ d lot ig blk yau1halI
Coe, Roht S. l2s5 Ent n.
Cline, WT II, l23 Bruce.
Dufheld. Vim Henry, ~ Lake.
Enrloush, Frank +. 400 Eaton.
Goss, Paul Z, 1901 Eaton.
Gates, Wm, i-0l berkeley.
Hasbnel;, HH1stssa; E%wa baxia { iis isss lsn: f,ns
Helton, Samuel T, lot 10 blk Is Besse NOR.
iinggins, Geo ., i2sl Spruce
Hippensteel, hris, i2li Eaton.
Helmer. Joseph, i,.5 Pine.
Harvey, Hnmucl, 1921 Spruce.
JJossphl Jorae RaIi ArihEr VI " 81 BIZ Eaton.
Jones. Wm T. 1876 Cedar
Jones, Richard, 1870 Stone.
SohnsGn, kaIIn I'll. James ,,,i q, s isos Pine.
Klore. ChasJ, l2ss Pine.
knapp. Jas II. i5oo Eaton.
Keller. Frank, 1872 Pine.
Lowe. 1lllI'rd ", IhDl Rlne.
Lynch, James, cor Taylor and Northern.
Long. Jonathan, 1926 Violet.
Laird, Erwin q, 20 Spruce.
Manners, Harvey, 1907 Berkley.
Miles. George II, 4. Vernon.
Moyla Patrick. l!l0 Pine.
Miller, Daniel =, 1891 Routt
Montgomery, Oscar W. i:ti Spruce.
Murphy, Chss A, cor Routt an Northern.
Meilecker, George, ltV6 Pine.
Manners, Edward, 1903 Eaton,
MDOltOn. John i. Noriharn n Pa1mar
McCabe, Barney, 1885 Routt.
McBorney, johnson, 1918 Spruce.
Mnckee, David, lot - blk |. vaaxhall.
Nick ans, Emil, 1906 Palmer.
Muse, Francis II. 1891 spruce
Ny9le, John, i2Oi Eaton
Olson, August, 1925 Pine.
Pngh, Jacob Z, ls25 spruce.
Plestsd. Gsp W, 1 III Routf.
Reed, Samuel c, 1901 Palmer.
Smith, Michael j, l 0s Palmer.
Sommerhause, VIM, l2s5 Pine.
Steimel Frank G, 1913 Pine.
smith. Geo W. ii01 Routt.
Sheehsn Jeremiah, cor Northern and Palmer.
6towell, n II, 1890 Wabash.
Schmidt Ignstz, 12s2 Spruce.
Sayres, David. 1908 Wabash.
Trader. Marx 7, lot Is biz Lake Ave sub,
Urch, Effort l. I24s Cartarett.
Wallace, VIM W, l4.l Vernon.
Mashburn Meredith, lot blk 81 Upland Park.
Weenink, Vim. 1913 Routt.
Williams, Chas W. la3, Routt.
Wing, A.a W, 1875 Eaton.
Wilmer Harry X, 1903 Cypress
Welsh, Mason, 1857 Routt.
Walker, W II, 1 50 Pine.
Miison, Clinton J. 20l Lake.
Wells Thomas, 1920 Pine.
Young. Willard. 1888 R1utt.
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PUEBLO SAVINGS BANK.

capita; pali in. .--.. -...,.,..... s50,Oo0
Sarp.Ha' .---.-.-.- .-,-.,..-.... 1900
t!va Adams president; John A. Thatcher
Vice prcsidtuis Chris Wilson. cashier; NJ. II.
Thatcher, W j.. Graham, j. j. Pochon, j. X
rcctnrs.
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Winfield Fick r the new eisSk II
ths stsre u H6han 4 sss3sns. Z
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II yeu wsnt . hairbrush
/. oisthss
= = tpsfh
- sons
n ~ 4 ~ 81! lfnsf dssr etcrs.
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Ths Csrrset Hat
Quality, Btyis esevI1p
TIM Kunx. ! \; ,;'s

q = y Co.. ~ id6Ik u.
4 - Y =! l!l! J
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Clothing twenty-five Per Cent Below Cost at Bournes.

mother with the elfish intelligence that
was so familiar an expression on her
small physiognomy. That look Of
naughty merriment was likewise reflect
ed In the mirror with so much breadth
and intensity of effect that it made Hes
ter Prynne feel as if it could not be the
image of her own child, but of an imp
who was seeking to mold itself into
Pearls shape.
"Come along, Pearl, said she, draw
ing her away. "Come and look into
this fair garden. 1t may be- we shall
see flowers there, more beautiful ones
than we find in the woods
Pearl accordingly ran to the bow win
dow at the farther end of the hall and
looked along the vista of garden walk
carpeted with closely shaven grass and
bordered with some rude and immature
attempt at shrubbery. But the proprie-
tor appeared already to have relin-
pushed as hopeless the effort to perpet-
uate on this side of the Atlantic, in q
hard soil and amid the close struggle for
subsistence, the native English taste for
ornamental gardening. Cabbages grew
in plain sight, and pumpkin vine,
rooted at some distance, had run across
the intervening space and deposited one
of its gigantic products directly beneath
the hall window, as if to warn the gov
ernor that this great lump of vegetable
gold was as rich an ornament as New
England earth would offer him.
There were a few rosebushes, how
ever, and number of apple trees, prob
ably the descendants of those planted by
the Reverend Mr.. Blackstone, the first
settler of the peninsula; that half myth
illogical parsonage who rides through
our early annals seated on the back of a
bull.
Pearl, seeing the rosebushes, began to
cry for a red rose and would not be
pacifed.
flush, child, hushI' said her mother
earnestly. do not cry, dear little Pearl!
hear voices in the garden. The gov
ernor is coming, and gentlemen along
with himl'
In fact, adown the vista Of the garden
avenue number of persons were seen
approaching toward the house.
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Mack.

DESCRIPTION-Mack is a dark dapple
gray, weight 1880 pounds. He is years
old, and horse of fine style and action,
heavy muscled, and the best draft stallion
in the county.
PEDIGREE-He is a full blood Perch
eron-N Norman, bred by Mcdowell q An
from of Black Hawk, Ia. sired by Vulcan,
registered. No. 488, B; imported by NJ. w.
The dam of Mack registered No. 5,S7l, by
Bruno, registered No. 4S4, ID; he by Black
Prince, registered No. 1.7S4; he by Bril-
liant, registered No. 1899; he by Pirate,
registered No II, 122; bred by Graham d
Roberts of Bows, Ia.
TERMS-To insure colt to stand and
suck $40. Money due at fOaling time.
Parties parting with or removing mares
from county forfeit insurance. Care Will
be taken TO prevent accidents, but we viii
not be responsible should any occur.
STAND-Maek will stand the season of
1898 at the farm of John j. Phillips on the
southeast quarter of 22-7-41, Mondays,
Tuesdays and Wednesdays, and Thurs
days, Fridays and Saturdays at the farm
of Dock Phillips on the northwest quartz
of 1910.
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Ripans Tabules cure hives
Ripans Tsbulss eare bsd brsa1h.
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EnDOFia Foundry &MaGhiIGWGFE
Emporia. Kansas.

Every buggy sold by agents has several
dollars added 10 the manufacturer price.
We are manufacturers, and have no
agents. For twenty years have dealt with
the consumer We ship anywhere, with
privilege of examining before buying. We
pay freight charges both ways, If not sat
1sfactory. Warrant everything for two
years Anyone who can write can order
buggy or harness from US as we'll as pay
from $40 to $50 for some middle man to
order # for them We give no credit. and
have one price only. Why do you pay
Two profits on your carriages and harness2
Why do you pay some one SO to $50 for
ordering these things, when you can do
It and save this money? You run no risk.
We let you see the goods before yen ac-
cept them We pay all the freight If we
fail to suit. Over twenty years ago we
commenced to sell In this way, and would
not be In business now If we had not
suited s. page catalogue free. Address
MEHARf CARRIAGE & HARNESS RFG co
EII<hart, EndiAna.
Ripans TabuIes cure hives.
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Eeather.

,rI Sired by Slaooe wilkes, 4ISH. Dam Zplenee.
sen commencing April 4, 1898. at EdsOn Kan,
Mondays and Tuesdays Wednesdays and Thurs
days at my place two miles north OF Edison: Fri
days and Saturdays at the Blue Front livery
barn in G0Odland, Kan. This horse is coal black
and weighs 100 pounds, and is horse of fine
style and action.
TERMS $l2.E0 to insure a colt to stand and
SUCH Money due at foaling time or when mare
is parted with or removed from county. All
possible care viii be taken to prevent accidents
but will not be responsible should any occur.
FRANK /. TRAVIS Owner,
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SOIOIICLg SSS IT,
Sire CADDER OHIEF
Dam by ........... SIR WILLIAM WALLACE
Calder Chief gained several premiums iuclud-
ing the chief premium of E100.
The COlOnel's dam was famed brood mare,
winning wherever shown.
Colonel was foaled in December, 1883. Color
Brown. Imported in 1856. Weight, 1,GtG.
STANDING PLACES.
Colonel will make his stand of the season of
1898 at the place Of John Bray. OH Mondays and
Tuesdays, and at the place of L. b. ,odell on
Wednesdays and Thursdays, and ut the barn OF
Ennis & Walker at Goodland, Kan Fridays
TERMS
$500 to insure foal, money due at foaling
time or Waen mare is parted with or removed
from the vicinity. Care will be taken 70 pre-
V ent accidents, but will not be responsible
should any occur.
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-THE
ENGLISH SHIRE HORSE
JUBILEE CHAMPION.
40. 42ta AND 74e7.

NO. A2I3 AND 1857.
Jubilee Champion is an Imported Shire.
coming six years old, stands IL hands high
and weighs 800 pounds, color brown with
four white feet ard white face. He was
bred by Ralph Hodge. Appley bridge farm,
Worcestershire, England. and imported by
A. B. HOlbert, Greeley, Ia, July IL, 1890
He was sired by RufOrd Champion, 1885,
Dam Gyp, by Lancesfershire Hero. 1929.
Jubilee Champion is registered in both
English and American Shire books. Eng
1ish No. 1913. American No. 1867
This fine horse will make the season of
1883 at the Barn Of w. E. Dustin in Good
land, after season closes at my place three
and One-half miles west of Goodiand.
Terms $3.50 to insure. COmpanys of FIVE
mares whether they belong 20 one or more
persons $40 to insure. / will not be re-
spOnSibIe for accidents should any occur.
Parties parting with mares or removing
them from the county forfeit Insurance.
When IN GOodiand come in and see this
horse for yourself.
a. G. PATRICK, w. z. DUSTIN,
Owner. Keeper
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Excursions Rates.

The 105th General Assembly Of
The Presbyterian Church u. 5. A.
will meet al Washington ID. o.,
MAY 18th to June 2nd, 1893.
The b. & D. Ry. has arranged
to carry ministers at half rate and
lay delegates and visitors 10 The
Assembly at rate of a fare and
one-third for The round trip. To
secure the latter rate parties must
purchase first class limited tickets
to Washington via b. Il o. Ry..
take receipt therefor and upcn pre-
sentatlon Of this receipt, endorsed
by proper officer of the Asse embly
return tickets Will be sold from
Washington at one-third lirst-cluss
limiled fare.
The "B. 4 o. South western Linn
tied" leaving Cincinnati 7.20 Z.
NJ. daily. The New York Express
leaves Cincinnati SIS A. Nj. daily.
Both these trains are vesllbuled
throughout and no extra fare is
charged.
An illustrated Guide 10 WASH
lngion and complete time table
and map of The line will be furnish
ed upon application. For tickets
and sleeping car berihs address
L. E. PATTON,
Ap 20 5w. Chilllcoihe, o.
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Miles Nerve and Liver Pills.

Miles Nerve and Liver Pills.
Act on rev principle = regu lating he
liver, stomach and bowels, THROUGH THE
NERVES. A new discovery. DR.. Miles
Pills speedily cure blliousness, bad taste,
torpid liver, piles, constipation. I'm
equalled for men, women. children,
Smallest, mildest ssurest! so dosps 2o
cents. Samples Free, at F. Harring.
tons June %, 92"ly.
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a Delightful Book.

Not many books by American authors
will receive from book lovers so nearly
unanimous verdict of 'aelighttu! rs
Tx Marvel's Dnrald q Mite al "Rever-
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it, reduced in piire from | . to % cents
anStae ) cents nxtra just new offered hy
John B. Alden, Publisher, is sure Of an
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ume, large type and q lirt cloth binding.
II Notwithstanding it's fah,lously low price
which is accounted for by The expiration
OF copyright aud the passing int" Mr.
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publishers. Mr.. Aldeh's Caialpue o'
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and sent for 2-ceut stamp is a yerita-
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Those who have used DR.. King
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those who have not, have the op-
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T UN A
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Found Tuna to be all you claim and more.
John a. SARRER,
2i219 ) High ST.. Columbus. U.
One bottle Of Tuna cu,ed my lame back
amer suileriae with it for ever ten S.,asi yeatsi
p y. Rox sill, Sanford, Maine.
r1na cured chronic sore ear for me in five
DAYS. MRS. L. D. DECKER,
Sanford, Maine.
Tuna cured me of rhenmatism in one nigh.-
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Tune cured me of heart trouble Of eight
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Use nothing b1,i TUNA for toothaehe in my
practice CliAS. II. liESLFi:
DehIest, wooster, ohio,
Tuna relieved me when III other remedies n,sI
81 W. Mound ST., Columbus, u
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IT cures without failure LaGrippc, Quiu-
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Tuna Medhine Go.
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There is nothing l have ever
used for muscular rheumatism
that gives ms as much relief As
Chamberlain Pam Balm does. |
have been using it for about two
years -four o., les in ail--as occas
ION required. and always keep a
bol tie of it in my lrome. | helleve
| know a good thing when / gel
holl of it, and Pam Balm is ihe
best liniment | have ever mel
wilh.-W. Fl Denny, dairvman
New Lexington, Ohio. 30 cent
bottles ior sale +. Harrington
Druggist.
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SWEETHEARTS AND WIVES
BACHELORS AND BENE-
DICTS.'

All agree that the popular,
OHIO CENTRAL LINES offer
the best routes and lowest rates.
TO MONTREAL. Que july 4th,
Ia 8lh, inclusive,a account Of Young
PEOPLES Sociely, Chris tiar En-
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ember 18th. Ap. 6 3 m
To MUNCIE. Ind, May 18th. TO
29rd inclusive, accnunt of Confer
ence Greman Baptist Brethren,
good returning until June 30Il.
1893, .Ap 6 l3 W
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back. Try a sample bottle at cul
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See the Worlds Fair for fifteen cents

Upon receipt OF your address
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our Souvenir Portfolio of the
Worlds Columbian Exposition
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It is always of interest and value to Que
Lady to know just what another lady does
when both are placed in precisely similar
circumstances. That which brought health,
comfort, happiness, freedom from pain and
relief from long and wearisome sickness for
one person'is certain to do so for another.
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S; UTii B"UED.

STATIONS.
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sf:lss>GNkf%..

OHIO.
/. -Chas Rose Was in { IanAas Ia !
week.
'Irs. Jae !.aler Is in :Ae city tais
week:
Born to III and Nry. WA. Slo.n
son.
r'hc new time card goes into effect
'.toldav.
.Gliih EnglesreNt Sunday at Hay
de!:sille.
Noah schwarz wasin Columbus
last week.
Mr.. Thomas of 2reola was in .he
city last week.
Fritz l1erzog d;od last Friday OF
comsumption.
Grace Kittsmiller has gene to
Durango, Col
Mary Crafts of Nccdmore was in
city Thursday.
Geo Burberry of Athens WAS in
the city Sunday.
John Walker was in Chicago last
week on business.
E. p. Beerv of Ewing was in the
city last Monday.
Tom Brown of Sand Run was in
the city last week.
II. II. West of Icsboro, was in
the city last, week,
Born to Mr..and Mrs. Frank Set
ties, May 7th, a girl.
Jim Miller. of Columbus visited
in our. city last week.
John Kuhn of Pine Hollow was in
the city Friday last.
John H,lltry of Webb Summit was
In the city lait week.
Frank Snider of hurry City was
in the city last week.
Ed Hertly of Athens spent Sun
day with his parents,
Harry Vail of Wooster visited
his parents last week.
d. d. !Iarlsless of Haydenvllle
was in the city Sunday.
David Colnmberot the Press Post,
Columbus is in the city.
Miss Cora Pierce of Kittanning
was in Logan last week.
Nathan Wood of New Plymouth
was in the city las week.
Chas Vandyke of Sugar Grove
visited friends last week.
DR.. Reery Of Union FuraDce was
in town on Wednesday.
Lewis Green was in Colambus
Tuesday last on business.
John Rollins of New Pittsbury yh
was'in the city Thursday.
Mrs. Chas Blackburn of Rock
bridge died los, Thursday.
Daniel Gross of Jobs was. visiting
friends in the city last week.
Miss. Josie Daugherty of Colum
bus was in the city last week,
:. A. d. Blanchard of Murry City
was Logan visitor last week. (.
Miss. .Mollie Bay Of Union Flrn-
ance was in the city Thursday.
GeoW yman OF Lancaster was in
hogan Wednesday of last week.
Mrs. Ed Finefrock is the guest of
Miss Kate Finefrock this week.
= Samuel Huston of Perry Co was
in Logan last week on business
Miss Bessie Arnold. of Hayden
vile. was in the city Monday last.
Go to tie PRESBYTERIAN church to
morrow evening and hear the lect-
prc.
Col. Robert Watts sells the best
peanuts in the city; give him a
call.
Miss Grace Blake has returned
: home after a plaasent visit with
friends.
Will Strentz and Jim Rochester
were in Nelsonyille last week OH
business.
Frank Vanatta of Kanawa. w. Va.
was.ln the city last Thursday visit
ing friends.
Misses Sarah Roberts and Mary
Morgan of Straitsrille spent SUNDAY
in this city.
Ed Collins of Longstreth spent
last week i'll this city, the guest OF
lrer mother.
Ben Fisher and wife Of Uniog
Furnace attended the circus las,
Wednesday.
The Misses Carrie and Hattie
Alexander are visiting friends il
Starr this week.
q. :. Rec. D. r. Moore will deliver HI,
lecture on The Mound Builders to.
morrow evening.
Mrs. Henry Smith of Haydenville
visited her mother Mrs. jos L.
Bright last week.
DO you eat peanuts, If so call or
Col. Robert Watts the court
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