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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1897-01-11
O. W. Avery and Nerva NJ. Avery.


O. W. Avery and Nerva NJ. Avery.
Defendants.
BY virtue of and pursuant to a iudg
ment OF foreclosure and sale rendered in
the above entitled action and in the
above named court on the both day of
December, 1895, infavor OF the above
named plaintiff and against the above
named defendants, and duly entered and
dOcketpd by the clerk OF said court on
the 10th day of January, A. d., 1886,
and said Judgment not having been paid
nor any part thereof aud more than one
year having elapsed since said Judgment
was duly entered and docketed i'll the
court aforesaid, | shall offer for sale and
sell at public auction to the highest bid
der at the front door of the court house III
the village OF Eagle River, Villas county, in
the state OF Wisconsin, Oh the Oath day
OF February, A. d., 1897, at four o'clock
in the afternoon OF said day, the real
estate set forth and described in the
aforesaid Judgment Of foreclosure and
sale tO-Wit:
All that part of Government Lot
eight (S) section number thrty-one (3l)
township number forty (4O) north OF
range number ten (1O) east, lying and
being on the north east side of Mud Greek
in the town OF Eagle River, county OF Villas
and state of Wisconsin together With tle
buildings, boilers, engines, dry klns
shingle and lumber making MACH .es,
and machinery thereon situated.
Dated this 18th day OF January, 4. d.,
1897.
W. A. BRADFORD,
Sheriff Of Villas County. Wis.
n. 4. COLMAN,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1897-01-11

-WANTED.-A young man OF good
appearance Ito represent The Star Ac-
cident Company, of Chicago, in this city
and vicinity. Good commission allowed
All classes of risks taken. Address,
7. S. QUINCY,
Star Accident Insuranc" 90.
Chicago, III.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1897-01-11
CHEAP EXCURSIONS III TIE WEST
AND SOUTH.

On November II. December l and Is,
1896, the North Western line will sell el-
cur,ion tickets, with favor able time
limits, to large number OF points i'll the
west and south at very low rates. For
tickets and full particulars apply to
agents OF the Chicago & North Westel
Railway
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1897-01-11
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Sheriff. Sale, on Judgment of Fore
closure and SalH.

In CIRCUIT COURT Villas co UNITY. Wiz
~CONSIN.
National Union Bank of Oshko
Ca cOrporation.)
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1897-01-11
Wanted Idea ' $as s. s s : is3s

Write JOHN WEDDERBURN & CO., Patent Attor-
neys, Washington. D. c.. for their $1,000 prize offer
The sun., 1897-12-28

the Eastern District at South and Main
streets. The plan is a good one and those
interested think they will meet with sue
cess, as they have the approval OF many
Of the leading business men Of the town
back OF them.
Noble 7. lrrman, one Of the crack
shots near town, returned on sunday
from cunning trip down the state. In
thrc" days he killed l:0 partridgcs
Yesterday when the poultry shippers
settled up their account, it was found
that 5000 pounds Of chickens, ducks,
turkeys and geese had been shipped
llardca>tlc 4 Jones We're the heaviest
shippers, having sent $4,000 pounds of
poultry to New York and Philadelphia
markets. As the price paid averaged 10
cents, the farmers OF this vicinity re-
crlvrd $1,000 for their poultry.
Mrs. Rohcr, Scout, IN aged and highly
respected lady living on Union street,
met with an accident that might have
resulted IN the loss of an eye. Mrs
Scout, needing some kindling wood, took
some pieces OF boards and proceeded to
cut them up i'll the yard. Cutting
. b
bounded with considerable force.
striking the aged lady in tie face just
| below tie lett eye. She fell backward to
the ground inscn>iblc. Some time later
Il ncighbor looking over the fence was
shocked to see Mrs Scout living in the
yard in an unconscious condition. She
was removed to the house and a phys
clan hastily summoned. He stated she
would not lose the sight of her eye. but
it was badly bruised and 1iScolorcd
from the effects of tie blow. and she has
suffered considerably from the exposure
to t he cold while lying in the yard
Thomas Mccoy, OF Philadelphia is
home ior few days.
Cliilin Collins. of Philadelphia. is a
guest Of his mother Mrs. =. i. Collins.
Rev. Harry Bldd, Of Prrrvvile.
Misses Mary and Katharine Budd. of
Elkton. James McNcal, wife and child.
of Easton. are the guests Of Squire Budd
George Thomas, OF Philadelphia, spent
Nma> in smyrna.
Miss Florence Taylor, Of IIolmcsburg,
and Howard Taylor. of Camden, y. j..
are guests OF their mother.
Miss Bessie Starr. of Wilmington, was
entertained by Mrs. licttie Richards,
Christmas.
Congressman l.. j. Handy, wife and
children are guests OF William NJ. Bell
J. Ed Quinn and wife. OF Ocean City,
and Mrs. Mary Stern. nf Philadelphia
are guests OF DR.. T. C. Mobrc.
! ". o. lIrffcckcr and wife are guest,
Of friends in Philadelphia.
Alfred Fowler. wife and daughter. Mis-.
Mildred. Of Philadelphia are being en-
tcr;ained 10y Edward Beck.
Miss Della Beck, Of Camden. \. j., is
guest OF Miss NJ. Edith Beck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pyle OF Whining
ton, spent Christmas with W. A. FAIRIES
Charles Newman. OF Baltimore. is Il
guest Of friends in town.
Miss Nan Wood. of Philadelphia. /.
being entertained by Miss Elizabeth
Hull.
George Barnes and wife of Philadel.
phia are guests OF Robert Morris.
George Richards, Frank Pratt, Cove
Todd, John Mustard, Alex Mustard, OF
Philadelphia, are home for few days.
The sun., 1897-12-28
THROl GHOlT DELAWARE.
Milford.

The Christmas dance which took place
in Armory Hall last nj ght was one ofthc
most delightful ever held in this town.
guests from almost every town in the
State and also from Philadelphia, New
York and other large cities being pres
cnt The music was the finest ever in
town, composed OF six pieces OF Dglr~hy' :
orchestra ut Chester, Pa The dance
commenced at $50 p. IN. An elaborate
supper was served after the first half or
intcrmiSSton. about - "'rlu'k. in the
ante rooms vi the hail with 2lO covers.
Tn, list of patroncs>r> follows: Mrs. Roht.
II. Williams, Mrs. Ir. Geo. ". Marshall.
Mrs. Panied llir>ch. Mrs, VIM. 7. Wat,
son, Mrs Joseph T.. Holland. Mrs. John
Is. smith, The committee was A. fol-
lIirsrh, Oscar II. Wilson, Edward u.
Causcy, John {. Iruilt, Trusten =.
CauSry. Arthur T.. Reynolds. !. Edward
Brown.
Among the visitors We're Miss Bell. ul
Kentucky; Mis-, serena Gilman. Dubb'.
Ferry. n y; Mrs. Smith. tornwclS
Ia.; Miss Annie Dewitt. Miss Bessie :.
Ral,liiic and Howard Barker. rhiIadrl
phia: ", :. stevens, New York: Mis-,
Maud Grirr and Miss Lulu Elliott. VIII
mingion. DEL: DR.. stiles, Middlctown
Del; Misses Dora and Bculah WiId>
Miss Mary Barton, Mis-, Euni,y Pratt
W. u. Denny. Lee Walker, Dover; Dr
Fank |. ,irirr. Mrs. Gricr and Mrs
Caulk, Camucn Miss Mary l.. Barton
DR.. and Mrs. p +. Carlis Ic .lr., Fred.
h,l 4
llargadinr. FELTON,; the Misses sharp
John and Fred Harrington, II. Fleming
Miss Jessie Harrington and Mr.. Watson
Harrington. Farmlngton Mr.. J. T.
Layton, Il. Il. Layton. H. {. Layton. r.
O. Cannon and wife. ". 5. Gray, Ne,
MarIn. Brilg lgcviI!r :. :. PrnncwilI
Jr., Grenwuod Robert Pennington
Sea!ord, prI.; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert =
Davis, Mr.. +. l.. Pitcher and Miss sadie
Rawlln>, Georgetown, nrL; Mr.. an,
Mrs. Nan,vy brennan, Elkton Nd: Mr.
Rodney Barton. l~wr> NJ. q. G. Rat
clific, Salisbury. Md; Mr.. and Mrs
Allen i. Jones, Ridley Park. Pa. Mr.
and Miss Brokaw. New York Mr.
Windrr iold>borough and George Ben
ston, Denton Md.
". Marshall. Mr. and Mrs. }. +. lloI
Ian |. Itr. and Mr>. j. l.. Pratt, Mr.. an,
Mrs Robert II. Williams, Mr. and Mrs
Daniel llir>ch. Mr.. and Mr~. VIM i
Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. j, B, smith
Mr. and Mrs. James l.. lrttyman. TX
Governor and Mrs. Watson. Hon. J. W
Cau>ry and Mrs rau-cy. DR.. and Mrs. q
Layton Gricr. Mrs. v. \. IlumrS. til
Misses Causcy, Mr.. and Mrs. George II
Baynum, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac :. Trutt
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barker Mr.. an,
Mrs. y. J. Picr>on, Mr.. and Ms. :. j
Abbott. Mr.. and Mrs. senator q. I
Pierce, Mr. and Mrs, J. stanley Short
Mrs. Laura Y. Billings, DR.. and Mrs
James =. Lotland, the Misses Prettyman
DR.. J. :. rrettyman, Jr,, Clinton &
Pre,tyman, John Holland, W. '
Supple, Jr., Donnal and William Mar
shah, Waiter, Harry and George Grer
Miss BESSIE Ilumcs, Miss Lizzie Rick
ards, Miss Elizabeth Williams, the Misse
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made some time this week. Mr. Ncascy'-
theory Is plauSablc. but about its prarti-
b1il'y there is much doubt.
HarrinGton
lhr cantata given in the new DpcrI
House nv the Presbyterian Sunday
school on Saturday evening was Il sue.
cess III every respect The crowd was
80 great that number were unable to
/ obtain admission
Mr.. L@sIy Baird Of the =. K. r.. VIII
mlngton. Is visiting hi, father. &. l..
Baird
Miss Carrie Shaw. OF Dover, ha, been
spending the Christmas holiday with
friends
The entertainment that was t. have
been h"ld in the NJ. f.. Church last sun
Gay has been '~tp"nrd until mex, sun
"ay rNrnil" owing to the inrlrrnrnl
wcat her.
Mr.. Frank Fleming. ui Gphrv'. COL
lrgo, Wilmington. j. visiting hi. father
+. Fleming.
There wa, great deal OF drunkenness
hcr" 'hrl-tnla> eve and Christmas day,
ne "lilcrrS were pOwcrlr,> to do anv.
thlng with the crowds. bu, thns. that
broke the peace will hc arrested today
and fined.
Mrs. George Stafford. Of Berlin. MI,
l. spending his vacation here.
Trnrge Devices, a,torncv.a, law. Of
'ar"ilnr county, is visiting DR.. K. T. j..
Owens
The First National Bank Of this town
was closed on Christmas day. and will
/" closed New Years day.
Newark.
Christmas day was very uuic, here
lhc was to have been fox hunt, bu, fine
officials failed to get Il fox. So it turned
ont to be a tizzlc.
Many Of they young folks cnjovrd the
day : kating. The ice on White Clav
rrcek furnished excellent skating. In
the afternoon the looked deserted fnr
liI"st 'hat were not on the ice attended
the races at Iron lIil
lh'hg> were very quiet in the evening
also' and but for one scrap. it would hovr
gone down in history as an unryrn,i,I
Christmas for Newark. The fight occurred
about II O'Clock and was between r,rr
track followers and took place in TN, nnnl
room of James Pierce. Officers Perry ,ni
,alInary were called in but could make
but one arrest, the other parties in Tho
miN-llp escaping At the rear door. Arthur
Mitchell was the unfortunate ,o Inc mr..
rested; re glv'n 4 hearing before Maris-
lratc Medill early Sunday m,nry nnl
hhed - ana costs. Not having ,hc fine
ne was sent over to New Castle for thir,v
Day, On Moday some one wen, a.
Squire Mcdil and paid MS fine onI
ihe magistrate tccphonrd Finn To- TO-.
lease the lnan. ~ W. "
The week Of prayer will begin in ,h.
fre>hyterian Church next week. Evan.
gIlst J. 5; Mckay will be vrrscni nnrt " "i
tne week. Judge Lore will tail; On
Wednesday evening. EyrryhnIv i.
cordially in, tied to attend these ;ucc,.
ihSs. The subjects for each night vii,
appear later. ''s"" VIII
DR.. Walt. II. Steele, graduate IF
iia!hnn'nann nm College, Philadeiphia class
OF 81, and former graduate of n.is %
ware College, who recently passed the
The sun., 1897-12-28

Davis. Miss Pauline sharp, John, George
and Hiram Truitt. W. I. Watson, Jr..
Miss Lena Short, Miss Anna Katclltfe,
the Misses Hall. the Misses Draper, Miss
Mary Hall. James Rccdy. Jacob Rosa,
Miss Ida Rosa, the Misses Lotand, Miss
Jennie D. lau~rv. ". b. Pratt. Peter i.
Cau>ry. .Ir.. Daniel Collins. Miss Lizzie
Collins. Miss Gilman. Mr. and Mrs. VI.
l.. Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. B. Davidson,
the Misses Bell. Mr.. and Mrs. John ".
WcIch.
smyrna.
The various churches held their usual
Christmas services and the >l. Peter :
sunday school gave the scholars a treat
in tho chapel Christmas night. Sunday
evening the VI. T.. sunday school held
their Christmas entertainment and it
was decided success. the church being
crowded. The exercises 10y the infant
class were we'll received. A. was the trio
by Misses Bertha >trnglr, Eva Corkran
and Agnes Carrnw. Mrs. WiIIimna
Wells rendered solo in crrditabIc
manner, and the school reflected much
. rendition OF the entire program,
/ There is much comment being mad,
over the alleged appointment Of Tho>. i.
( Mcgcar rs postmaster Of smyrna. Mr.
Mcgcar'> friends are jublant, while th">,
who favor \. l.. lludSon. ,Ir. ar" bitter
/ in their drnuncatiun OF the Mrgcur fac.
tion. The several other candidates. both
ui ,hr Regulars and AddickitcS. seem lr
take the matter phil"sophi>ally.
Wednesday evening the Christian En-.
dcavor Society OF the VI. f. Church viii
hold reception in the lecture room OF
the church. all members of the society
the church and their friends being in
vtcd 1t will no doubt bc well attended
as this society has Il reputation tor giving
very pleasant receptions.
DR.. C. q. Swinncy, administrators o
William Johnson, has sold the plot o
ground containing 100 surarc feet. sit
uated on the road leading from Clay
ton to- smyrna. Ii was bought in by tn,
widow irr $1,000
The miniature park at William Farus
i attracting large crowds. 1t is Il fin,
piece OF work.
Assessor {. '. Scout is still busy max
ing assessments on bonds. mortgages anC
investments that come under the pro
visions oi the Adams Tax Bill Tu-da,
the assessment has amounted to $500
900. lie has yet to Sc some Of til,
holders ut large investments.
! {. II. Smith, who was recently injurc,
nj Collins Beach by falling lumber wa
hurt worse than was At first supposed
His injured limb was rncaSed in pas,e
If paris and last week he attempted.
take Il walk. In this he was succcsstu
but over did matters Christmas and icl
t. the pavement. He was removed t,
his home suffering fearful agony. Hi
physician DR.. T. {. More was ha>tI
summoned and the injured limb agail
put in plaster OF paris. lie is now some
what easier, but his suffering is terrible
There is Il movement on foot to hay,
mail boxes put in AT certain corners 70
the convenience Of the citizens of tn,
town. 1t can he done at small cost ant
will save many citizens considerabl,
time. 1t is proposed to have one at tn,
corner of Delaware and Commerce street
in the Western District and another it
The sun., 1897-12-28
Six Of Her Crew Lost.

BERMUDA, Dec. 27.-The British shlI
Hanloo. from Prnarth October % ior II
John, \. B., has arrived her, in di-tr4
after terrible encounter with Il hurrl
cane. During the height of the >torIll
siN OF her crew were washed ovrrboa1o
ANA drowned. it being impossible, ownl
TO- the fury OF the tempest, to make an!
effort to save them. The ship lost ncaIll!
damaged.
The sun., 1897-12-28
Dr. Green Laid to Rest.

TRENTON, \. j., Dec. 27.-Thc funeral
81 l'r. Charles T.. Green, Chairman Of
the Finance Board of Princeton nIve'
Sily' took place at his residence in thu
city today. The officiating clcrgymeln
were Rev. DR.. Dixon, Of this city; Pres'
nent Iatton, OF Princeton University
ana Dr: Mackenzie, OF the Lawrence,
vllle school. The pallbcarers incInd'ql
',"Vcrn"r Griggs, Chief Justice Magic, 0,
,l' New Jersey Supreme Court; ana
:, h''ed states Senator George Gray, "
pelawarc. Ex-Prcsident Grover Clcye
iahd was one of those who attended TN
funeral
The sun., 1897-12-28

state Board Of Physicians, has purchase
the residence and practice of Dr. Cbs
w. Almond, and has taken his chag
Dr Almond has gone to WiImingol
i"r the present, but expects soon to pr>
licc IN Washington, u. C. DR.. Steele i
a very popular young man here. and
from the high standing with which he
passed the state Board ought to proves
worthy substitute for DR.. Almond
The sun., 1897-12-28
New Jersey Teachers Met.

TRENTON, n. j.. Dec. 27.-Thc ioty.
thlrd annual meeting Of the New ,Icr.e!
S,alc Teachers Association began at the
state schools at = o'clock this Afternoon
ana Will continue for three days. 1lf
session his afternoon was taken up VIII,
the reading of papers on educationa'
matters. Tomorrow the recommends
tl"hs Of the Executive Committee orilr
amending of the State Teachers RNlr,,
ment f'nd law will be considered. anu
on Wednesday the election OF officer
VIII take place. About 80 teachers ar
in attendance,
The sun., 1897-12-28
Milk Dealer iDDrals.

'harIr> M"gginSon, milk man, wa
tined - and costs in the MumiripaI
Court last night for selling milk which
was not up I" thc standard required By
the city ordinances. Dr. +. l.. smith
anaIyzrd Il sample Of the fluid which
;MrEglnH"n sold aS milk and found i
lacking IN the Necessary proportions Of
soma and fatty materials. Mcggins'R
appealed tn" case and will make a tel
case "l the matter. The case will pracl'
cally mean decision as to whether the
Once OF milk inspector is Il mere poIltE
eau Slhoc'lrr or Il bona tidc provision II
the health of the city.
The sun., 1897-12-28
Iewes.

Proprietor +. T. Neascy, OF the Nirlen
House, has a project in mind which is
causing considerable amount Ct discus.
sion. He claims that by means OF a
syphon he can run water from the creek
to his hotel, the latter being 10 or l2 feet
above the level Of the creek. Money has
been staked and test will have to be
The sun., 1897-12-28
Wholesale Groccrs Burned Out

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Dec. 27.-If!
,a'gr wholesale grocery house Of bSl
hubbard 4 Co., was destroyed by mr.
TINS morning. The cause Of the fire J.
unknown. M d The building was valued 9
$N,MO; insured for IS 900. Goods values
~ $lOO,OOO; insured for $4,000.
The sun., 1897-12-28
Wyoming.

The Misses Daily have returned from
Henderson. Md
Frank Thomas and family and l.. :.
jenkins left to-day for the "Sunnv
south
Edward WclzcI has returned from New
York city.
Misses Bertha Jenkins and Sallir Jack.
son have returned from visit to
Smvrna
Mrs. james Montague is entertaining
her sister, OF Franklin City, Mrs. Needles.
Miss Maggie Clements is at Magnolia.
Miss Myria Ahlrich is in EaSton. Md.
Miss ollie Berry has returned from Il
visit to New York city.
The funeral OF David p. Richards. the
oldest citizen of this town. who died on
Christmas day, was held Monday alter
noon. lntcrnent was made at odd
Fellows Cemetery. Camden and it was
one OF the largest funerals ever held in
this community.
The sun., 1897-12-28

Miss Marie FAIRIES, who is attcndin,
Piercc's business College, is home for
the holidays
! Miss IIiIda Wells, OF Philadelphia, is
the guest OF friends in town
The sun., 1897-12-28
Dover.

Ahout noon yesterday William Penn
Sh"cklev discovered fire under TN,
store room recently occupied bv J. Lillv
as shoe shop. and ut once notified ]. +.
CIendanicl, who occupies the adjoining
store who succeeded qucnching itwth a
few buckets OF water before it had done
any material damage The upper por-
ton of the building is occupied by Mrs.
Ellen steele as dwelling apartment.
An investigation showed that a quantity
"f papers and rubbish had been gathered
together and a match applied, and but
for the timely discovery bv Mr.. Shock
ley the chances are that a large fire
would have resulted. as the building. in
the immediate ncighborhood adjoin each
other and are old and dry as tinder. No
hne knows who applied the match or
what his intentions were unless it was n
Deliberate attempt at arson.
The sun., 1897-12-28
Camden

Yesterday was a >lcety day in this
town. several persons slipped and fell.
two being hurt considerably Mrs. Lena
iiargrovc slipped and >prainel her ankle
and James Quillcn fell and broke his jaw
bone.
The German Lutheran congregation Of
this town held their Christmas enter
lainmcnt on Saturday night the Lebanon
NJ +. Church on Christmas night, the
Magnolia VI. T.. Church last SUNDAY
night, and the Wyoming NJ. F.. Church
on Saturday night. Large crowds were
present at each entertainment. and Old
Santa Claus pleased the little ones.
The sun., 1897-12-28

made some time this week. Mr.. Ncascv'S
Theory Is plauSablc, bat about its pracli-
blilty there is much doubt.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-02-13
w. H. KITCHIN.
TWO ARMIES THE REGULAR
AND IRREGULAR.

TO which would you prefer to belong?
to the; regular, undoubtedly. The irreg
ulars are, admittedly, the most numerous,
but they are in very undesirable state
Of no-discipline. Hostetter's Bitters will
soon remedy this want in a disordered
liver o. bowels. Biliousness mauifests
itself in yellowness of skin and eyeballs,
sour breath furred tongue morning nau-
sea, discomfort in the vicinity of the
liver, vertigo aud sick headache. Hosts
OF people suffer thus These signs Of in
subordiEation to the governance Of
health, together with an irregular condi-
tiOn OF the bowels, are soon regulated by
the Bitters, which also Oyercomes ma
laria, dyspepsia, rheumatism, neuralgia,
nervousness and kidney trouble. AS a
means OF checking decay, Fastening con-
yalescenoe, and mitigating the inhrmities
OF old age, the great tonic is without .
parallel.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-02-13
FREE CURE FOR MEN.
A Michigan Man OF RS to Send his
Discovery Free.
Claims to be Benefactor to w eak
ened Mankind.

Claims to be Benefactor 10 w eaK
ened Mankind.
rrhore ;s always more or less suspicion
..+acbed to anything that is offered free
hut somtimes q man so overhoWs win
generosity that he cannot rest until his
discovery il known to the world, In order
that his fellow men may profit by what
no has discovered. 1t is upon this prln-
FINAL that a resident of kalamazoo,
Mich. desires to send free to mankind
urescription which will cure them or any
form of nervous debility; relieves them
af ALI the doubt and uncertainty which
such men are peculiarly liable TO ana
restores the organs to natural size and
xigor. AS it costs nothing to try the
experiment it would seem that any man,
suffereng with the nervous troubles that
uuuaIIy attack men who never stopped to
vealize what might be the final result,
auobt to he deeply interested in remedy
Uhich will restore them to health,
strength and vigor, without which they
continue to live and existence of untold
rmisery. As the remedy in question was
the result OF many years research as to
what combination would be peculiarly
effective in restoring to men the strength
they need, it would seem that all men
suffering with any form OF nervous weak
ness ought to write for such a remedy
at once. A request to Fl. @. Odds, Box
1922, Kalamazoo, Mich, stating that you
are not sending for the prescription our
OF idle curiosity, but that you wish 10
make use of the medicine by giylag II
q trial, will be answered promptly ana
without evidence as to where lnrorma-
ton came from.
The prescription is sent free and al.
though some may wonder how Mr.. Olds
can afford to give away his discovery,
there is no doubt about the offer being
genuine. Cut this out and send TO Mr..
Odds so that he may knew how you came
10 write him.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-02-13
PORT RECEIPTS.

NEW York, Fen. 10 The following are
the total net receipts. of cotton at all ports
since September |, 1895: Galveston, I,203, 457.
New Orleans, 1853, 19b; Mobile, 257,g84; Savan
nah, 724,4l7; Charleston, 1853 gI4; Wilmington
22s,526; Norfolk, 4,044. Baltimore, 1920; New
York, st, $50; Boston, 1895; Newport News,
$3.50; Philadelphia, 29,072; West Point, 50
Brunswick, "a, 42T; Texas City, 45, 1885, Pensacola
1927; Port Royal, 5S,767.. Total, 5,72l, $751;
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-02-13
OTHER MARKETS.

Norfolk, quiet, 81, re bales.
Baltimore, dull, 3-l6, $50 bales.
BOSTON. easy, z 10, $50 bales.
Wilmington, firm, on, 1856 bales.
Philadelphia quiet, Is, 70 bales.
Savannah, quiet, l1-l6, 1869 bales
New Orleans, quiet, 1916, 1884 bales.
Augusta, quiet, Z, 1874 bales
Charleston, steady, q Ills, 903 bales.
New York, holiday.