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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-02-25
THE GREAT MISSIONARY.

Rev. MIR. watkins DiseOurscS on the Life
of Dr. Gordnn.
The North Main Avenue Baptist
church was well filed last night when
Rev. w. G.. Watkins preached an elo-
quent sermon in memory of DR.. Adon-
IRAN Judson Gordon, who died In Bos-
ton the early pant of this month. The
reverend gentleman took his text from
ii Samuel, III, 3S, where David, on
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a. Harris, auctloneer, will sell at auc.
tlon sale at 30i Penn avenue. this aftcr.
noon at o'clock, horses, harness, wagons
blankets, etc.
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And everything else in the
same proportion. We have
sold goods at lower rates than
any other house in the valley,
and we now propose to do
still better. All orders are
now delivered promptly and
i'll first class condition.
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WE'RE RIGHT N TIE PUSH" ="

I'll i'll hluiil IN I'LL fUOil,
When the advertising atmosphere is 50
heavily charged with eXaggeratiOn, it
is we'll to remember who the honest
advertisers are. Windy assertions about
GREAT reductions advertising goods
at impossible prices, find no lodging
place in the minds of intelligent people.
Dull trade throughout the legitimate
business season may make necessary,
wild statements from some clO!hiers to
attract trade, but the schemers will
have to scheme harder and lind new
disguises for their lame excuses before
they can stop the people from coming
TO this store for honest values. The
triumph of this store is the triumph OF
intelligence, and YOU have made it 50.
Trade has been up to the mark here,
vet there's touch OF attractivenesS in
the styles and assOrtments. We've add
ed another and more taking attraction
.-REDuCED PRICES, natural order Of
things here at this season; LOWER
PRICES than you find ELSEWHERE.
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Navarro GIeanings.

NAVARRO, June 10.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Klein, a daugh-
ter.
Clara Nichols of Beach City, was the guest
of Nora Carver over Sunday.
Miss Butler, of Canton, is visiting with Mrs.
John Doyle,
Rev. Mong and Joe II. Thomas attended the
Lutheran convention at Massillon last Thurs
day.
Last Sunday the feast of Corpus Christi was
celebrated in st. Clements church.
Last Thursday while Emil Converse was
working on Ed Boroei's stable he fell from the
roof TO the ground, distance of about twenty
feet. He received no broken bones but was
bruised and shaken up. He is
improving and is out again.
Mrs. Emil Converse returned from Mans
field last Sunday, bringing two little nieces
with her.
The work is being rapidly pushed at the
cistern for fire protection in the union school
yard, and will soon be completed. One more
cistern will be built near the U. b. church as
soon as theOne in the school yard is finished.
The Union Sunday school picnic will be
held in Lee Yant's woods Tursday, June 27.
The committee decided TO extend an invitation
TO all Sunday schools in Bethlehem township,
and hold a union temperance picnic. The COM
mittee appointed were Joe II. Thomas, l. B.
POcock, Lizzie Corl and Mary Swartzlow.
Mrs. Clark Yarger, of North Industry, wai
visiting Mrs. Moss last week.
Mrs. Josh HodgsOn is on the sicS list.
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Paris Briefs.

PARIS, June 10.
Mr.. Stimmel is marketing light crop of
strawberries.
Mrs. Jennie Shaw ofNew Franklin is on the
sick list. DR.. George f. Zininger was hastily
called
Mr.. Neiser's barn is rapidly nearing COM
pletion.
The ticket nominated by the democratic
convention last Friday is in every respect
acceptable to the democracy of this township.
DIR. Patterson is visiting patientin Minerva.
The next Lutheran Sunday school conven.
ton of Stark and Carroll counties will be held
in Malvern in June Of 1895.
Rev. w. II. Price will attend the Eastern
district synod at Canton the latter part Of the
week.
Rev. II. J. Reiman of Oil City Pa, will
preach in the Martin Luther church on North
Cherry street Canton, ON next Sunday at 10
o'clock. Rev. Reiman was formerly aresident
Of this place.
Our Board of Education met on Monday for
the purpose of electing teachers for the winter
term of school and such other business as may
come before it.
The NJ. L. church of New franklin, gave
an ice cream festival last Saturday night
which was largely attended.
VIM. Sheatsley and wife started for Della.
ware, o., to visit Rev. Jacob Sheatsley, and
from there they will go to Columbus and
attend commencement at Capital University.
Mr.. Arthur Stimmel is building quite fine
new market wagon for VIM. Sheatsley.
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New Berlin.
NEW BERLIN, June 10.

NEW BERLIN, June w.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Price gave a reception
party on Friday evening at their home in
honor Of their cousin Mr.. Price of Philadel'
phia Pa.
Mrs f. Druchenbrode, is visiting her friends
at Wooster, o.
Mr.. Samuel Schrantz arrived home from the
west last Saturday after visit OF few weeks.
TIE Holl reunion will be held next Saturday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Schrantz.
The Pocahontas circle met last evening az
the home of Mrs II. Coleman. A number OF
new members were admitted into the mys'
terious circle.
Children's day will be observed by the
Union Sunday school ON the evening OF the
Both.
Supervisor Clouser is putting in work on the
roads of this district.
The New Berlin band furnished music for
the Greenburgers on Saturday evening.
Mrs. ID. w. Troxel spent Sunday in Canton
with her brother, Mr.. George Spangler.
Mr.. Ira Meese and Misses Emma Meese and
Mable Krider of Akron have been the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Hoover
The Plain township board of education EN-
ployed the following corps of teachers: Il, T.
Stoner, j. A. Schnntz A. Cocklin, Laurs
Summers, o. J. Evans, ID. Bishop, Emmi
Aungst, Shetlar W. Brumbaugh.
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NEIGHBORING NEWS.
McDonnIdsYille.

MCDoNALDsvILLE June IA kind of
preliminary church trial of the Evangelical
churches will be held in the school house at
this place on Thursday to settle the question
as to who owns the church at this place.
Henry Goodenberger has taken the contract
for carrying the mails between this place and
New Berlin station for the ensuing year. His
daughter Susan will carry the mail
Rudy the IS year old son of Adam Gross,
who has been very low with Brights disease
and dropsy is slowly getting better.
Mrs. Samuel Click is ON the sick list. Her
daughter Mrs. Mccoy of Barberton is at pres
ent visiting her.
Mr.. Peter Nay Of Akron was seen on our
streets this week.
A Hard Times" dance will be held in Wit.
mer's hall on Saturday night.
Benjamin Keck is laid up with swollen
face
Next Monday will be the day for hiring
pedagogues for the schools of this township.
Whether the Kelley cure will give way to
pickles is not known but is reported that q
young man of this place who recently had a
'jag' was cured by eating pickles.
/ Mrs. Nelson Keck who has been visiting
| for some time at Cuyahoga Falls has returned
| home,
| Farmers are still planting corn one farmer
reports to have planted his corn for the third
| time.
| Some Coxeyites were through here yester
day distributing circulars.
! Jessie and Alvin Jackson visited their par
ents over Sunday.
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McDonaldsvil1e.
McDoNALDsyILLE, June 10.

MCDONALDsyILLE, June ~,
Farmers are beginning to run their mowers
over their fields in imitation of cutting grass
for hay.
Ismeal Kecd and Edward Simon spent Sun
day at Western Star, Summit county.
Mrs. Frank Douglass and daughter Bessie,
were the guests of Adam Gross on Sunday.
A festival will be held Saturday night. On
the program is a one half mile walking match
between William Bahr and William Head for
$50. A 200 yard running match between Ben
Keck and Henry Lilley for $50.
The board of education Of Jackson town.
ship met Monday to hire teachers for the ensu-
ing year and consider the question Ofa central
high school, The high school question was
voted down after considerable debate. The
following are the teachers hired: District No.
l, Mr.. j. S. Surbey, months for $3.50; No. 2,
primary, Clara Levier Z months $3.50; primary
Edwin Howald months S125 No. Nelson
H. Carmoney months $3.50. No a. no prin-
cipal primary Mettie Housman months S175.
No. . j. b. Fierstose Z months $3.50. No. 8
NJ. J. Braucher, months $3.50. No Z J. w.
Stormfeltz, Z months $3.50 No. Nelson NJ.
Keck, months $3.50. No. 10 l. N. Butler, 4
months 5000, no one for fall term. No. 13
Elizabeth RalstOn, 10 months $500. No. Ia
Prof q. NJ. Stausser, Z months $3.50. No.
10 NJ, o. Surboe, months $3.50.
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Liniaville.
LIMAvILLE, June 10.

llMANlLLE, JUNE
Children's day entertainment Sunday even.
ing was largely attended. Standing room
almost at a premium. Songs and recitations
consisted in part of the entertainment, the
children took quite an active part, assisted by
the older ones.
The temperance lecture delivered by Rev.
Dodd, of Marlboro, Wednesday evening was
very poorly attended, owing to a rain in the
evening.
Prof J. A. Calderhead, DIR. A. d. Beckett
and s. Z. Darr still take the lead in catching
eels, They are not to be surpassed on eel
stories.
The Republican primary passed OIL quietly.
The only excitement being on central commit
teemen the contest was between David Green's
hill and Daniel Smith. David came out a
winner.
Harvey Kaiser and lady of Canton spent
Sunday here among relatives.
Kuntze & Sons are having their pottery
raised and repaired and will be able to start
shortly.
L. d. Roath was elected senetorial delegate
Saturday by the republicans.
Scrience Hill base ball team and the Lima
Vile team played Saturday. The Limaville
boys suffered defeat. This being the second
time they met the enemy and they were there.
Try again boys; be of good courage.
S. L. Darr and wife visited in Alliance Sun
day.
ii. C. Ware, of Cleveland is spending few
days at home this week.
+. Arnold and Willie Poto have passed a
satisfactory examedation in the Canton high
school. This entities them to tuition fees at
any convenient high school.
| Joe Yoder has taken charge Of the Poto coal
bank and will operate the same.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. e. j. Kuntze, a boy.
The Lexington township school board held 8
meeting in Alliance Monday for the purpose OF
/ nH a
for the coming year.
Prof. l.. A. Leonard has been secured as the
township superintendent for Lexington town
ship for the coming year.
Mr. Mcclure has been hired for teacher II
Limavile school the coming year.
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West Township.

WEST TOWNSHIP, Columbiana Co., June 90.
Glen Felgar after short sickness of ty-
phoid feverf died at 1890 Monday. His re-
mains will be laid in the Moultree burial Gem
etery.
Martin Hively is slowly improving but is
not yet out of danLea.
V. ID. Emmons and wife Of Pittsburg, Pa,
are with their parents a few days.
William, son of John Guthrie, brought from
Cleveland bride. After few days he will
return to his post Of grpman.
Harrison Emmons attended the soldiers en-
campment. Reports great time.
ID, o. and lawyer W. s. Emmons started
last Monday on their wheels on an extended
trip to the principal cities of the Empire state,
and they also expect to spend few days at the
Niagara Falls.
The carpenters are rapidly progressing with
Prot. Crist's house. 1t is a $1,000 contract.
Jessie Bower has finished his school, and
now is with us until his fall term begins
The school board decided on the following
for the instructors: Sugar Grove, Luther Orr;
Chestnut Knob, w. Whiteleather; Moultrie,
Allison Myers; No. A, V, ID. Emmons; Bunker
Hill, II. w. Sumner; Wild Duck, Mr.. Laugh
linz Green Hill, George Mounts; Bayard, Mr..
Williamson. The engagement of a teacher at
East Rochester was deferred.
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IIartville.

HARTvILLE. June 10.
The town is having quite business boom
this season. Schumacher and Company have
manufactured about fifteen thousand screen
doors, and quite number of new dwellings
are being erected. The new store house soon
TO be occupied by Mr.. Geidlinger is about com
pleted, and we expect to see the old store house
on the corner fitted up and repaired in the near
future.
S. s. Kurtz, of the Congress lake outing club,
is building quite nobby cottage on the east
side of the hill at point known as Old Jacks
Landing.
The crops through this part Of stark county
are not near on an average. The wheat is
very short. Corn and potatoes are doing well
yet; a good soaking rain would be beneficial.
Fruit is an entire failure.
Since bicycling has become so fashionable, a
good many of the young ladies of Hartyille
and vicinity were greatly disappointed ON sat
urday evening. There being festival at Suf'
field the young gents could not take them ON
their bikes, so they they were compelled to
walk or stay at home.
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Echoes From waynesburg.

WAYNEsEURG, June 10.
Misses Emma Elsass and Lydia Gibler left
Tuesday for visit with Canton friends.
Rev. Price attended the Sunday school con-
yenton held in Massillon last week, of which
meeting he was elected president
Pearl Jacobs left Saturday for several
weeks visit with New Philadelphia rela-
tives.
Rev. John Exline, of Battlesburg, is rusti-
eating in our restful little village
Mr.. Hickman and wife, of Bolivar, spent
Tuesday at the home of George Evans.
Sadie Williams is spending the week in Can
ton.
Mrs. Mary Elsass is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Omer Finefrock, of Minerva.
Mrs. Cordelia Atwell spent Tuesday with
Malvern friends
jackson Glessner and femily, of Warsaw,
Indiana. are visiting VIM. Glessner and wife
Mrs. T.. Scott died Wednesday morning, the
18th. She was born at ChavOn lie Grande
! France, and moved TO Waynesburg fifty years
ago. Her children are Mrs. VIM. Strayer,
Canton; VIM X. Scott, Cleveland, Mrs. DIR. r
+. Price. Canal Dover; and John G. Scott
! Waynesburg. Funeral services were held a
one o'clock from the family residence, conduct
ed by REV. W. Il Hill.
Mr.. Kinsley Cahill died Friday morning a
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ABOUT THAT WEDDING.

Squire Robert Folger, of Massillon,
was in the city this morning and was
heard telling of the matrimonial cere-
monies performed at the wedding of Carl
Browne and Miss Coxey. The Squire
united the couple in marriage. He said
that after the knot was tied Brown told
his wife to kiss the Squire and the best
man and she did it so quickly that 1t was
all over before they knew 1t. Lawyer Nc
Millen was present and she kissed him
also. He said Browne was dressed in his
buckskin suit and that the couple, for
these parts, presented very odd appear
ance
Justice Folger admitted that he had not re-
ceived his fee for performing the marriage
Browne telling him he would see him later
He has seen Browne SINCE but has not yet re-
ceiyed the money. The populist leader alst
neglected to settle with probate judge Wise fol
the marriage license, but expects to do 81
later.
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Homework News.
HONFWORTH. O., JuI

hOMEWORTH, W., June ~
o, ]. Vane, of Canton, and his aunt Mrs. j.
d. Meyers, of North Manchester, Ind, were
visiting friends in this vicinity on Sunday.
Mrs. Ella Heestand was very i'll last week,
she is some better at present
Mrs. Joseph Heestand and son, were visit
ing Cleveland friends last week
Clem Felgar is very low with typhoid fever
DIR. Monroe, of Canton, is the attending physi-
clan.
The ice cream festival held last Saturday
evening at the residence of William Scott was
a grand event, and a pleasant time was enjoyed
A very large crowd was in attendance.
Mrs. Hannah Mangus is lying dangerously
i'll at her home southwest of Homework.
Prof. ID. V. Whiteleather, of Columbia City,
Ind, and Miss Kate II. Essck, of Few Frank
lin. will be married at the home Of the bride
on Thursday, May 20.
W. NJ. Smith, Of Akron, was in this locality
over Sunday.
Prof, W. 3. Jones and family, of West Lib.
erty, o., are among friends in town.
Attorney J. NJ. Myers and daughter, of Can
ton, were among friends in this vicinity on
Sunday.
d. G. Holwick. and family Of Canton, were
calling on friends in this vicinity last week.
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Barryville.

Francie Palus, of Alliance, visited her fa-
ther few days last week.
Tom MeCirr and wife, of Deerfeld, spent
Sunday with Mrs. McGirT's parents
George Williams and wife of Salem were the
guests Of DIR. Sheets on Friday and Saturday.
Frank Miller and son, Peter, were visiting
Joseph Palus on Thursday.
Joseph Rebrassier and wife, Of Canton, were
the guests of Louis Lamille and wife on Sun
day.
j. II. DumOulin, of Canton, was calling on
his many friends here Sunday.
Misses Mary, Annie and Lucy Monter, of
Canton, visited their parent on Sunday.
Martin Gulling, p II. and d. W. Lyons at.
tended the democratic convention on Friday.
They report an enthusiastic convention and a
winning ticket nominated
A number of invitations were received here
to attend the Glandieux-Bonlie wedding al
Louisville on Tuesday.
Father Kunnert gave reception TO few Of
his friends on Thursday. Among those pres
ent were Fathers Burke Of Canton, Thine o.
Randolph, Sinner of Salem, Huifer OF Louis
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Fairhope.

FAIRH0PE, June ~ q
Miss Grace Hershberger met with quite q
serious accident the other day. While hold
ing a teakettle Of boiling water she stepped
upon box which Titled throwing the boiling
water over her arms, face and body
Frank Summers moved to Akron on Tues
day.
NJ. L. HUT and family spent Sunday with
friends at Middlebranch.
Ellsworth Huber traded horses with Hiram
Casper. Both horses are quite valuable.
well attended dance was held at Gladieux's
on Saturday evening.
Joseph May is busy hauling lime on th
Bosler farm.
Heninger's croquet ground was the scene Of
several very exciting games on Saturday even
ing.
No congregation greeted the Esher prea Ter
Rev, Bruner, on Saturday evening. of
course there were no services.
II. V. Summers was appointed to posi- ion
in the treasurer's office.
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the home of his son, George Cahill. Burial,
Sunday afternoon. Rev. W. L. Hill conducted
the services,
Mrs. Mary Jane Vannostran died Friday af-
ternoon, the 14th. Mrs. Vannostran was mar
ried to Jerry Edleman. To this union five
children were born, Robert Edlemsn, Mrs.
Bruce Keefauver Canton; Mrs, Philip Gabele,
Mrs win Rosenburg, Alliance; Mrs. Leroy
Little, Magnolia. Funeral services conducted
at the family home by Revs. W. f. Hill and
Morris Floyd Monday afternoon.
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Sparta.

SPARTA, June 10.
Rev. Bower baptized twenty-five persons
from Asbury charge, Sunday.
We had the pleasure of attending the Dis
trict Conference at Waynesburg last Tuesday
and heard Bishop Thobum, which was treat,
also Bro. Hudson's singing was the best we
ever heard.
VIM. Zerbe and wife, of Canton, called in
Sparta on their way home from Zoar, Sun
day.
Alf f. Davis and family, of North Industry,
spent a vacation of two weeks with Mrs Mag
gle NJ. Eversole
Normal has closed with good success.
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Saturday, June 29ih, 1895,

at one o'clock p. m the following described per-
sonal property, lately in possession of George L.
Holl
One Leader" separator including the wagon,
&c., one Leader" Traction er gine, IL horse pow
SOM one water tank, with wagon, pump, and hose
belonging thereto; one Westinghouse traction
engine, 10 horse power; one Columbia" Pony
thereto belonging; one buzz-saw, one low inch
tread, two horse wagon, one two seated top car
rage used about one year., also two main drive
belys &c, &c.
Terms, one-third cash on day Of sale, one-tbird
in three months. and one third in six months.
Notes, with six per cent interest from day Of SALE
with approved security will be taken for the de-
ferred payments.
II, W. H0SSLER,
June 18th. 1895. Receiver.
d jel9-wkly OF
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number of years they should serve. Rev.
Hanna then prepared the slips and the elders
went to the 'front.' each drawing one. Mr..
Rabe got 2 years, Mr.. Wilson years, Mr..
Wilson year. Mr., Birchfield was absent and
the other three years were laid aside for him.
The elders were duly installed with the proper
ceremonies.
Rev. Hanna then announced thatt church
was organized and called on the officers for
announcements.
FOR THE FUTURE.
T. H. Rale arose and said: "This is a very
important hour, and we hope the power ofGod
will descend on this new church. We have
an opportunity of doing great work, and max
ing this congregation an example to others
about us.
Prayer meeting was announced for Thursday
evening at the residence of Rev. ii. Clay Fer
guson. Preaching services will be held in the
Grand opera house Sunday morning and even
ing, conducted by Rev. II. G. Ferguson. Sab
bath school will be organized Sunday afternoon
at $3.50.
Rev. Ferguson took the floor and made a
| little speech. He said: ''Some were disap-
pointed in not securing letters, but all this can
be arranged by next Sunday morning. On
next Thursday evening will explain matters
so that you can all get your letters by Sabbath
morning. hope to see good turn out at
prayer meeting Of those who did not receive
| their letters"
After the singing of "Blest Be the Tie That
Binds" the congregation was dismissed by
Rev. cir Notestein.
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willie and Mcmahon Of Alliance. Father Kun
merit started on his eastern tour tdoay.
At $50 o'clock Sunday morning thirty.five
children,-15 boys and 20 girls received their
Arst communion at st Joseph's Catholic church.
The church was beautifully decorated with
flowers and the boys and girls were attired in
beautiful costumes suitable for the occasion.
The church was crowded to its full capacity,
there being number present from Alliance
Canton, Louisville and other neighboring
towns.
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1IoFNsED To MARRY,

Marriage licenses have been issued to the fol-
lowing: Adolph Gasser and Mary Bieri, Max
imo; Lewellyn o. Eldredge and Lulu e.
Matthias, Alliance; G. E. Kimber and Gertie
Waisner, East Greenville DIR. Edward ID,
Brant and Katharine Anna Bockius, Canton;
Paris r. Miller and Mary c. Vending, Mas
sillon, Andrew Roush and Celia Setter, Justus.
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Midd1ebrnnch.
MIDDLEBRANcH, June 10

The d. p. c. Co., are trying new process Of
grinding TO take the place of the reels 1t is
proving a success.
The Sunday school of this place will give
grand festivallat the Sunday school lawn on
Saturday June 20. All are invited.
George Phillips purchased Henry Bixlers
summer house and expects to move it on his
lot.
Rev. Kimmel breaches at this place on Fri
day and Saturday nights Sunday morning and
Sunday night,
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EOR SALE--1ls acres of land; good house, with
II rooms, bank barn, good orchard. and good
farm is located in Pleasant Valley, 3M miles
northwest Of Min, rva, one of tho best farms in
Stark county win sell off so acres If required.
p. l.. MANLY, Real Estate Agt,
je2Jdts Office, No. IL s. Market ST.
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Mrs. T. S. Hawkins, Chattanooga, Tenn,
says: "ShilOh's Vitalizer saved my life' l
consider it the best remedy for debiitated
OF Liver trouble il excels. Price IS cts. Can
ton Pharmacy, Fred p. Schanafelt and Ed II.
Young.