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Pensions for Veterans.
Certificates have been issued TO the fol-
lowing named Indanians:

~ INMATES uielNC DOCil issued TO the fOI-
lowing named Indianians:
Original-Thomas ]. Stuart. Greentown.
70; William II. Moore, Mooresville, Sc: viii
liam w. Paddock, Paramount IS; AMI 3.
Degroot, National Military Home. Grant.
y; Iilman III. Woods, Bloomington, s14;
Dickey, West Baden, So
Addltional-Andrew ]. Landers Redkey.
So to S.
Restoration and Increase-Pleasant In
gram, Wheatland, So to So.
Increase-Benjamin T.. Meeker BatesyilIe.
IS to $40; George F. Ely, Sheareyville S16 to
$24; John e. Baker, Aurora, $16 to $50; Henry
Drummer, Napoleon, $l2 to ST.: Charles RAN
kin, Marion, Sc to So; William Masters Ell
wood, ST to $24; John S. Martin Reno $40
to SIG: Charles Graham, Bloomington, $24 to
$50; Joseph f. Wilkinson, Cornelius $14 to
81; Thomas e. Sassingham, Miami IS to
$12; James Goodson, English $14 to $24:
Augustus B. Goodwin, Terre Haute, Sc to
$12; Joseph c. Freeman, Russiaville, IS to
$12.
Original Widow-Frances j. Terry, Ander-
son. IS.
Mexican War Widow-(Special March 26)
Emily J. Lyons. Vincennes. IS.
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VITAL STATISTICS APRIL I.


Patrick and Mabel oBrien. Wayne township.
girl.
Walter and Jennie Wereman. city boy.
Sylvester and Jennie Hatfield, city GIRL
Otis and Mollie jackson. % fremont avenue
girl.
Pat and Mary o'Neil. 2l5 River avenue. girl
Bill and I.ottie Layton. James street. girl
William j. and Sparks city. girl.
o. A. and Lizzie Wilson, 50 Hamilton avenue
girl.
Frank NJ. and Pearl Boswick. girl.
Meredith and Kate Fowler IL Randolph street,
girl.
William and Gertrude Thompson. 2I26 Singleton
street. girl.
John and Emma Keverson. siO Buchanan street.
girl.
William and Caroline Breightraft 1871 Davis
street. boy,
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The Supreme Court yesterday decided
against Mary X. Calvin in her appeal from
the Marion Circuit Court in the case in
which she sought TO have set aside the
sale OF the property known as Little's Hotel,
at Washington and East streets George
w Calvin. her husband, inherited the prop
erty from his father but mortgaged it to
secure debts incurred by the elder Calvin
as surety for the SON. Mrs. Calvin claimed
that the property had been transferred to
her the day after it was inherited but she
mad not recorded the deed by agreement in
property
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ISL
They are prosecuting German bicycle
dealers in the courts who persist in selling
American machines in competition with
those made in the fatherland'' said Mr.. J.
t. Cook agent of a big bicycle manufac-
turing concern. 1.-The trial of a Hanover
dealer lately, who persisted in selling Ameri-
can wheels brought out the fact that the
best imported bicycles from the United
States are sold at $3.50, while the home
articles costs a good deal more This COM
petitor has damaged the German trade so
much that the manufacturers are uniting
to demand of the Reichstag a prohibitory
duty. The only way for the American max
ers to meet this is to erect branch factories
in Germany. Then by importing from the
United States the separate parts and ma
terials and putting them together over there
with the local cheap labor, under the super
vision of expert American foremen. the mar
ket for Yankee wheels will be wider than
ever. 1t is stated that a Cleveland firm is
about to establish a factory i'm Germany
that will put first-class wheels on the mar
ket at $31."
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Eight Transfers, with "a Total Con-
Sidera ton of SO.525.

Eight Transfers, with "a Total Con-
sideratiOn of $9,525.
Instruments filed for record in the recorder s
office of Marion county, Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at 3 p. April Z, 1885, as
furnished by Theo Stein, abstracter of titles,
corner of Market and Pennsylvania streets. In
dianapolis, Suite 229. first office floor The
Lemcke Telephone 1861
Gottieb Kntlet to George N. Hass part of
Lot 81 McCarty's subdivision of Outlets
1lS and ll9 500
Emil A. Martin to Sarah Rosuck, Lot %,
Van Baricum's subdivision Of Outlot 1911. 1900
Maurice Quill to Francis Nj. McQuiston,
part of Lots 229 and 30 Spann x Co.'S
first Woodlawn addition .................... 1000
Robert McClelland to Elizabeth McClelland,
Lot 3, Bidders subdivision of Outot a.. 2, 400
Robert McC1elland to James Barrett and
wife. part of Lot 5, Bidde's subdivision
of Outlet As ], 200
Thomas w Randall to Samuel d. Weather
ford Lot II, Cartoons subdivision of Il.
r. Fletcher's second Brooksde addition. 725
David McComb to Albert Hutchinson, part
of Lot Z, Hanna's heirs addition. .......... 900
Hannah Raffety to Susan A. Jones, Lot 81,
Richey's addition to West indianapolis. 500
Transfers. s; consideration. SO, 525
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50A and closed about 4s1a Americans after
a reaction at midday, closed nearly at the
best
PARIS. April Stocks opened firm on
the bourse to-day. purchases being induced
by the reported Intervention by the powers
in the Cuban crisis. Later rumors of dis
turbances in Madrid caused a sharp decline
in Spanish tours, which was accompanied
by an all-round weakness until the close of
the markets.
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Oils.

SAVANNAH, April 7.-Sprits of turpentine
firm at 262c Rosin firm; A. b. G. S1.l5: D, =,
$1.65; N $40; window glass, $3.50; water white,
$1.95.
OIL CITY. April Credit balances 75c; GER
tificates opened at 74%c bid for cash; closed at
75c bid for cash; no sales shipments, 81, S62 brs
runs. so, 226 brls.
WILMINGTON. April 7.-Spirits of turpentine
steady at 261a@27c. Rosin-Prices unchanged.
Crude turpentne quiet at 1.40G1.90 Tar firm at
90c
CHARLESTON April 7.--Spirits Of turpentine
firm at 2S1sc. Rosin firm and unchanged.
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Cash quotations were follows: Flour steady.
No 3 spring wheat 91@9Sc; No. 2 red, $1.O2%0
1OSa4. No. corn, 291sc; No. yellow, 291Sc. No.
oats, 253sc; No. white, f. o. b., 291ac; No. 3
white, f; 0. b., 27AG29c. No. 2 barley, f. 0. b..
S0Q45c. No. faxseed, $1.19; new, $1.2O. Prime
timothy seed. $275 Mess pork, per brl, 50. S0@9 So
Lard per 100 lbs s515. Short-rib sides 0oose),
$515.30; drysalted shoulders (boxed), A75@4S71z;
tillers' finished goods per gal. $1.1915.
Receipts-Flour, $4,000 brls; wheat, 31.000 bu;
corn, $4,000 blu; oats, 2060O0 blu; rye 5000 bu;
barley, 5000 bu. Shipments-Flou 10, 900 brls
wheat 1884, 900 bu corn $685. 900 blu; oats 200 900 bu
rye, 10000 blu; barley, 1900 bu.
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NEW YORK, April with the exception Of
copper. prices in the metal market show 10
change. The general situation lacks interesting
feature and business is conducted on compar-
ativeIy small scale. At the close the Metal Ex-
change called pig iron warrants dull at $665 bid
and $685. asked. Lake copper firm at ll95c bid
and r. 10c asked. Tin quiet at 1850 bid and a. 45c
asked. SpeIter firm at Csc bid and 4.35c asked
Lead dull 3.6715c bid and 3.70c asked. Lead is
still quoted at 350c bid by the firm fixing the
settling price fer miners and smelters in the
West.
ST. LOUIS, April LEAD lower at 3.47kc
Spelter nominal at &c.
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Foreign Stock Markets.

NEW YORK, April THE Evening POST
London financial cahlegram says: THE
stock markets here opened good to-day on
the better aspect of the Spanish American
question. Business, however, was neglected
and the brokers left early for the Easter
holidays. While, in view OF all the circum-
stances. Americans were better they were
left alone and, of course. will not be traded
In during the intervening holidays until
Tuesday morning. Spanish foars. which
closed last night at 473s opened to-day at
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s4O5@A15: heavy hogs. sL2o0i25: pigs ss.soa4;
good roughs, s3.J0nS.T5.
sheep firm; choice clipped. $f.z50t.@5; common,
Ssd356 choice clipped lambs. "a. s0NS: common
TO good. 81. 25@4.s5; spring lambs, S6fJS-
CINCINNATI, April 7.-cattle steady at $40
A75.
Hogs active at Ss2CG3s5.
sheep dull at sSQ4.65; lambs dull at $42535. rs.
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At Chicago-CIearings. $40. 1910. New York
exchange, SOC discount. Foreign exchange Posted
rates. 1881 and S4S4i@.
At New York-Clearings, sos, Ssh; balances.
S., 1879.
At Boston-Clearings. si4.4sO,2ss; balances,
1t Memphis-clearings. ss5s.s9o: balances.
SS4 S72.
II St. Louis-clearings. s5,Ii2ss7: balances.
1897, 425
At New Orleans-Clearings, 81. 375, 4l6
At Philadelphia-Clearings. $1l.169.5s6 balances.
81. 761. $50.
Al Baitimore-Clearings, s2.sls.i5I balances.
S54l Coz
Al MISUNDERSTANDING 81, 999, $50.
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NEW ORLEANS, April 7.--Cotton steady; sales,
1000 bales ordinary, 9-16c; good ordinary
15-1ec; low middng. SIC; middng, 5 slice;
good mIddng. 15-l6c midding fair. 5-l6c NOM
ina: receipts, 1,S45 bales: stock, 3H 497 bales.
NEW YORK. April 7.--Cotton closed quiet mid
ding uplands, 3-16c; middling gulf, 7-16c; sales
80 bales.
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Louis Schulmeyer forty-six years. 2S4 East
Tenth street heart disease.
Anna MarkIin. eighty-hve years. 1llS Brookside
avenue, old age.
James Moore, thirty-six years. 41s Muskingum
street, pneumonia.
John Lacey Wheeler, thirty-four years, Ala Ran-
kin street, meningitis.
James Edward Galloway. ga South Missouri
street, heart disease.
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NEW YORE

NEW YORK, April 7.--Califcrna dried fruits:
Apples steady and other fruits quiet evaporated
apples. common, 5971zc; prime wire tray Sc;
wood-dried. prime, SIC; choice, SEC; fancy. so
9I2c Prunes, 3h@7Ac. Apricots-Royal, 51z617c;
Moor Park, S1z@1Oc. Peaches-Unpeeled, 5GSc;
neeled 1l6114c.
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Charles c. stuckey. frame addition, $50 Quincy
street. $S6S
{. A. Cummings. frame repairs, 1ll2 Olive street.
5000.
A. G. Mutt. frame house. Central avenue. $3.50.
Marcus Woolf. brick block, Washington and
East streets. $1,000.
b. D. Brooks. frame house. Webster street $500.
Il. Sharpe, frame addition S04 East North
street, $40.
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Produce, Fruits and Vegetables.


Apples Choice cooking. ss@s.so; fancy eating
Bananas-Per bunch. No. l. S10L75.
Cabbage-65c per bril-: Holland seed ST.
Onions-Ree. s2.50G2. 75 per brI: white S2.75.
CranberT1es-SS.59 Per bushel crate.
Cheese-New York full cream, he; skins. e0sc:
domestic Swiss. 15cc brick, lie; limburger. 1Oc.
Lettuce-15c per lib.
Rhubarb-25G30c dozen punches
Rddshes-25G530c dozen lunches
oranges-California navel, s2.5ca2.75; California
seedlings, $3.50
fancy, $780, fancy $3.50 to box S3@3.5O.
Potatoes-$210 per brl; zee per bu.
Sweet Potatoes-Jersey 81; Illinois sweets
Seed Potatoes-Early Rose soc per bu; Early
Celery-Caiifornla celery. sOq6Oc per bunch.
sweet sweet Cider-$4 per orl; S2.5o per half bril-
yellow Onion sets-s5@2.5O per blu; white s275
Pineapples- $3.50 per dozen
Beans-Green beans, 81 per bu.
Strawberries-Flo Florida, Csc per quart.
Asparagus-75c dozen punches.
Pineapples- 25Q3.25 per doz.
window Glass.
Price per box OF so square feet. Discount, IS
per cent
$3.50 c, SIS. Double: IA. s23 5O A, So; B. SCI
1lx14 and 12xl3 to 14x20-singe: AA 500; A.
$3.50: b SIPS; c. 1880. Double: IA, $3.50 A,
iox2a ana 9Ox2o to 2oxsOasinsle "A So A. s2a;
1Ox26 to 16x24-single: "A. $22 A. $50; B. $3.50;
c, Sl775. Double IA, SS1. 25 A. $3.50: 3. $26.25.
loX56 to 24XSomSlngle' "A, SZ'; A, $3.50; b, S22
26x34 to 2Sx32 and 3Ox3O to 30x40-Singe: IA,
$3.50 A, $9O.5O; B, $27 Double: IA, SAL; a,
$42.7 rs: b, $3S.
26x2s to 24x86-single: AA. $50; A. $2675; B. $24
Double AA A1: A. $%.25; B, 1875.
32x3S and 34x36 to 30x5Q-Single "A $40: A.
$3.50; B. SS2. Double IA, $55; A, $5O.5O; B,
sox52 to sOx54-single: IA, s41.25; A. ss7 so; B.
30x56 34x56-Double: IA, $3.50: A. $54; B,
$4S.50
34x5S to 34x6O-Double AA. S6S; A, $3.50: B. $52.
36x6O to 4Vx6O-Double: AA, $3.50; A, s6O.5O; B,
S55.
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Washington Post.
New York might induce Larry Godkin to
act as one of her delegates to the Mothers
congress.
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LIVE STOCK.

Cattle Scarce and StrOng-HOgs n
Shade StrOnger-Sheep Strong.
INDIANAPOLIS, April -Cattle-Receipts, AGO;
shipments light. The supply continues light. The
ma rLat WAS strong ON all grades.
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choice s45OG5 alfalfa. choice 81. 4oa4.6O; crimson
or scarlet clover. S2@250 timothy. IS lbs, 81. 40N
100: strictly prime s1.5OQl.eo; fancy Kentucky
IA lbs. 81: extra clean, 6oQ75c, orchard grass
extra, S1.75G1 90 red top. choice S0ceIsl sO Eng
lish bluegrass. "a lbs. S1.l50L7J.
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lambs sold at SQ9c

Sheep and Lambs-Recepts light; shipments
light. But little doing for want of stock. The
market was strong on all kinds A few Easter
Ian sold at 26D9c
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John o, Hoover and EfTie Sargent.
George W. McHaines and Laura NJ. Comfy.
Louis A. Guedel and Minnie kellemeyer.
Charles e. Keyt and Laura NJ. Ryan.
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Bar Their. R. H. Wind Weather Pre-.
Z a. M. .30.46 81 6S INVEST. Clear. 600
Up m. 1894 so 81 North. Clear. 0.O0
Maximum temperature, "a; minimum tenn
perature, SO.
Following is a comparative statement of
the temperature and precipitation April Z:
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Hogs-Receipts, 5000; shipments, 1900. The sup
ply was fair The market active and a shade
stronger than the low prices of yesterday. Pack
ers were liberal buyers and all were sold. The
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Yesterdays Temperaturea.

c. F. r. WAPPENHANS,
Local Forecast Official.
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Sunday Journal, BY Mail, s. Per Year.
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Clover-C'hoice, recleaned. SO lbs. 81 25Ql2. 40:
prime, s23oG250s English, choice, s2.50@S; alske.
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~. M. Time IN HACK Face Figures.-
Trains marked thus: Dy-Daily, S-Sleepers
P-Paror Car, C-Chair Car D--Dining Car.
CLEVE., CIN., CHI. e. ST. LOUIS R'Y.
cleveland Dfvfafnu-Hf0. EOur
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Local Gaa1GGSG

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Exercises Ofthe

commencement Exercises ofthe
Graded School
The session OF the graded school
closed last Friday night with an
exhibition by the graduating class.
There were eleven graduates for
the term just closed. The school
building was crowded to it's ut.
most on the occasion and the eX-
erciscs were highly crcditablo
alike TO tie members Of the class
and TO the efficient teachers in
charge Of the Institution. The
evening was greatly enjoyed and
many very high compliments we're
paid the different participants in
the exercises
The following was the pro
pramme:
Prayer by Rev ! f Carlisle.
"Sung, Last Day of School, -"
uv the class.
Class history lcIas of 'os) by
John Beatty.
Recitation, The Lcpor," by
Miss Una Pn% scur.
Reading, "The Baldheaded
Man, by Miss Connie Wither-
spoon.
instrumental duet, 10y Misses
Rose Moore and Eta Williamson.
Recitation, lit for Tat" by
Miss LoHisc Mackey.
Reading, "Sumantha, Josiah
Aliens Wife at \ T Stewards g"
by Miss Florence Brown.
Recitation, "Order for Pic
ture," by Miss Eta Williamson.
Song, "Silver Bells" by the
class.
Recitation, "Marguerite," by
Miss Allie Hood.
a prophecy (for class of '9S)
by Miss Rose Moore.
Recitation, "No Sects in Heav.
en-, by Miss Corinna Elliott.
Essay and valedictory, "Ad-
vantages of an Education" by
Miss Hattie Miller.
Awarding of diplomas, by Maj
b + Miller.
Song, "Sweet be Thy Dreams, :"
by the class.
The ushers were Edward Gun.
ningham, Foster Moore, Charlie
Moore, Dan Jones and II enholm
Hasseltine.
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The friends OF l. J Perry. recogniz.
ing In his past service rs County
Supervisor business tsct, qualification
and due regard to the principles of
economy In the management Of the
affairs Of the County, hereby announce
him as a candidate for re election to
thi. important office. His record as
an officer Is a sufficient guarantee that
the affairs Of the County will be sale
I'm his hands.
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r l. HICKIl

Nj Editor: - =. ease arnounH the
Oame of the HONJ \ ESTRTBGE f..
IA ii candidate for the House of Hprs,
sentatives. Mr. Estridge has \ &r, ed
this county four years in the Id isIa
ture aud his honesty aud faithfAIncss
was such during that time that We feel
we need his services again i'm the pg-
i~lature His record being clear and
seeing the ability OF the man we are
satisfied he ~ one mau who ought to
he sent back to the Legislature. Mr..
Estridge will abide the result of the
primary eiec ion.
MANY VOTERS.
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Deaths.

DcatnS.
Mrs j Rush LyIes, aged about
so years, died last Saturday even
ing at S O'Clock at her home IN
Pleasant Hill township. She had
been very low for four or FIVE
months. She was member of
the Methodist church for 81 wears
and was loved and respected by
all who knew her. Her remains
were Inferred ut Salem on Sunday.
MIR and Mrs NJ f Jones are
called upon to mourn the death of
their infant son aged about 10
days, which occurred at their
home in Yorkville last Sunday.
The remains were brought to this
place for interment Monday.
Died, at this place, of pneu-
monia, on Saturday last, Mr.
James Umphries, aged about. 26
years. Mr. U., lived near Pleas
ant Hill but came here to be with
relatives when he took sick sew
erat week ago. He was mems
Der of Salem NJ + Church. His
remains were inferred here on
Sunday.
Mrs hugh Norwood died at
Walkersville last Friday night,
aged about 40 years.
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DIR w ii Wakefield, of Char
lotte, n c., will be in Lancaster
at the Cunningham Hotel, on
Friday June 3rd this one day
only. His practice is limited to
the Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat.
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emf S
FOR TIE SENATE

Thankful for past favors, and at the
solicitation of many friends, / AN.
nounce that / am candidate for re-
election To the State SeDate. subject to
the rule oi the Democratic primary
l.. f.. MILLER
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1t will not mend broken neck,
nor will it insure you against fire;
but for all aches and pains that
suffering humanity groan with,
there is nothing that gives quick
relief, like Wonderful Oil.
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At the solicitation of number Of
my friends have decided to announce
myself as candidate for the House
OF Representatives in the ensuing
election, and hereby pledge myself
To abide the result of the Democrat. e
primary eitc ion.
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FOR COUNTY TREASURER.

The many friends of Jno II Taylrr
take pleasure in presenting his name
to tho voters OF Lancaster County us a
candidate for the Office of County
Treasurer, and hsrtby pledge that he
will abide the result Of the primary
election.
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a Weaasrf.I Dt.ser.rr.

The last quarter Of . century, records
nauy wonderful discoveries I'm medicine.
bts none that haze accomplished mere fer
humanity than that sterling old household
remedy Browns Iron Bitters. 10 sesms -
snd neither msn, woman or child can take
y without deriving the xrsatest bsnsAl.
nsov~s' Tres Bhssrs b soad By I'll Asalsua,
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MI j Boyd Porter of the
Walkup neighborhood, left YES
terday for Muenster, Texas, where
he will make his home in future.
Mrs S f McMackin of heath
Spring and children are visiting
relatives and friends IN chester
and Yorkville.
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Thanking my friends for their sup
port in The past, and at The solicitation
OF many. | hereby aunounce myse a
candidate for re election to he office
of County Superintendent If Euu a
tion, sui ject to the Democratic Iri-
mary election.
w u pRITfrEr
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List Of fJurOrs.

List oil Jurors.
The court Of general sessions
will convene at this place, Monday
June Goth. Judge Town end
will preside. The following ju-
rors have beer drawn for the
erm:
& w McGuirt, II a Hough, j
+ Clyburn, w T Pittman, Wes-
ley McHorton, w L Vunlanding-
ham, Berry Mobley. Jr., BE
Halle, w ID Caskey, Walter G.
Cureton, g G McManus, G w
Phillips, Jessie G. Sowell, A III
Carter, w A McCorkle, ID j Shute,
James r Blackmon, T p Will
liams, A Cauthen, James V Hin
son, X 5 Cherry. + X jenkins,
Il j Adams, j l. Patterson, A l.
McManus, Judson III Bell, f. j
Powers, Joseph II Threat, j II
Thompson, w II Wallace, J Dal-
las Steele, John Mahafey. w III
L McMurray, Il a Carnes, James
p Bales, George II Cook.
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JOHN A { look.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF
EDUCATION.

We ara authorized to announce
Pro- Jas II Thomson IA a candidate for
county superintendent Of Education
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Notice OF Teachers Examination.

Notice Of Teachers Examination.
The next regular examination
of applican for county teachers
certificates will be held Mt Ian
caster court house on the 3ri
FRIDAY 18th day of June 1898.
Beginning at 0 o'clock a m.
w b Bruce, Co. Supt. Ed.
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announce myself n candidate for
the House of Repre- sen, ativss, sutiect
tn the rules and regulations OF the
Democratic Party.
J HARRY FOSTER.
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LAME BACK

Drink teaspoonful of Wonder
full Oil in half teacup of milk or
water twice day, and bathe the
back with pure Wonderful Oil
twice a day, morning and night.
Cholera MOrbus
and Collie.
Take a teaspoontul of Wonder.
full OIL in half teacup of warm
milk or water every half hour
until bowels are checked. In
severe cases of collie, bath the
stomach and bowels with pure
Wonderful Oil, and apply hot
flannel cloths wrung out in hot
water saturated with Wonderful
Oil, over the bowels. Always
carry . bottle of Wonderful Oil
with you, IL you don't; some of
these times you will regret it.
Collie and Cholera -morbus come
without warning and unexpected
ly. csc o bottle.
y H Maclxey N GO.
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FOR COUNTY AUDITOR.

L hereby announce myself "a a can.
didate for reelection as auditor of
Lancaster county, and pledge myself
To abide the result of the democratic
prim ry.
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l am a candidate for Count,
Treasurer.
w & CAUTHEN.