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BOARD AND ROOMS.

TWO newly furnished rooms, with board, to
desirable parties; electric lights hot and
colo water elogo In, l2l9 Waller avenue. Is
FIRST CLASS BOARD 80 per wosk; ia
bic hpardars wanted close In uansients
collected. i07 Austin street ~
BOARD AND ROOMS-Two newly papcred.
nicely furnished rooms. with or without
hoard gas. hot and cold water: one block
from high school references. 80 7le La
Branch. ~
Two NICELY PAPERED. newly fuInFhed
rooms with boari, 10 desirable parties; eiee .
ttll lights; ho, ard cola water. close ~.
1919 Walker avenue. u
FOR RENT~-With board, three largo well
furnished rooms with CRATES NANTES and
cllseta. al c0nvenienres; with good table
hoard, 1908 Poik avenue. "a
ROOMS hNn RoARD. In, TEXAS avenue one
tlock from Capitol Hote strictly frst-cllsN'
couI ies ana ,el titInen and day bosrdeft 60,
licited.
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HOME for ladies during confinement, homes
provided for Infants 1870 Mulberry aveaue,
Laurel Heights. San Antonio, Texas -
L. IL. sTERRETT, contractor and builder;
estimates given on all classes of carpentry
ana house wock, am also prepared TO CON
struct bridges, docks and do pile driving;
32l6 Milan street Houston, Texas. %
JNO. j. HERRLE'S MUSIC sCHooI.--ln-
strictions In all branches OF music. primary
to highest grade: special facilities for stu
dents qualifying as teachers; pupils, during
appointed hours. have free access to instru-
ments for practice; piano, violin, guitar,
mandolin, etc; terms moderate Studio 10
Mckinney avenue, Houston, Texas, 1a
MISS CARRIE CUMMING will have an open
Ing ard reception at the Woman's Exchange
on Tuesday October is, from 10 to I. All
interested IN needle work of various kinds
are cordially invited TO see t. Is
THE DANCE given by the Houston Spiritual
Society takes place on October is at Bryan
hall IS
VIAVI--A HOME TREATMENT for diseases
OF women. Please Investigate nj 492 Bn2
building Houston. Texas health book free
lady attendant u
| CUSTOMERS OF NAPLES Drug Store Will find
| it located at 9li Congress, between Main and
Travis. II
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FOR SALE--Best ladies' phacton horse IN
Texas and one handsome aud reliable
childs rony. Address Box 3os, Houston,
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WANTEn--A first class all around baker; no
one else need apply first class wages guar
anteed, Address p O. Box 1884, Rryan,
Texas 90
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A sACRIFIcE--Thc best 51-acre farm, nve
grove; well good water; rich soil and well
trained. all at half value aud half cash. sec
or write to ]. G. S. Morrow. 5oSh Main
gtr.nt -
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FoR SAI.E--Thiriy spans OF mules, unhroken,
from 3 10 years old For terms Inquire At
elm rark Stock Farm, SM miles cast Of
Houston on Texas and New orleans railroad.
or address Baer a Holland, box 10, iious-
-, "
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SEED WHEAT Nicaragua, Mediterranean
and Red May Golden ChAff Wheat; price, II
per hushei. Winter Turf Oats, Rye, Barley,
Alfalfa, new crop Cabbage and general
line OF seeds OF all KINDS. Texas Seed and
Floral Company, Dallas. Texas.
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UPRIGHT piano. fresh from factory; horse
and buggy taken as part pay balance easy
pnyments, Address AM, this ofhce. Is
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ictrls, For further information write 70 the
Davidson Lumber Company Houston. Texas.
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fors. Address NJ ID. Taylor. Eagle Lake, -
ECLIPSE HAIR ToNiC--nest for daadrusf
vii! stop hair from falling out: 5oc bottle
A. Lewyns Drug Stetc. corner Main and
Preston. 10
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"eather bureau has warned us OF
"aay, so remaining indoors have
wandering arourd tbs broad ccr-
sag through the superb renlodslsd
.a'ed French salon. crimson car
p'oeatel furniture. walls aud cell
na''c and gold and mirrors, ani
SKA veritable art gallery OF PRICE
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FOR sALE-on Main street, In Fulshear. Fort
Bend county. one lot with three store houses
aud one livery stable; viii sell all or half
10 party. Address H. J. Honman.
Baurs. Texas. II
CAN SELL b0-foot lot for $50. one block from
car line and loan money to build house;
small payment down, balance monthly. d.
d. smeston. 500 Travis. II
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are many permanent side lights
o''sht jubilee time. A place which
es universal notice is the ladies' de-
ent the Columbus Safety Deposit
w Primarily, OF course, these
,,efe prepared and are kept open TO
,ocai notiee and to procure city pat
10 me handsomely equipped safety
"aui's; but there is NO woman, be
wife or lady of high degree.
she warts a scheduled place 10
VIZ COY or 70 rearrauge her POM
and who is not welcomed b. a
ousAh, who is always in attsniance
marble palace underground. The
ceilings are of white marble.
80 lioors are covered with costly
~ rugs, incandescsae lights flash
,rers and ceiling; there is tho
~ nesithful ventilation. about TWO
my writing rooms generously fitted
oesks and chairs aid writing ma
o.autitul rooms for the meetings
~ clubs, perfectly appointed toilet
~ free telephone are some o.
s.les In this Arabian Nights palace,
~ as air." to any tired woman who
'sa 10 enjoy this genuine belefae-
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS LOTS AT LOWEST
prices on monthly payments; line shade;
good drainage; artesian water, Houston
Heights office. 2os Main street John A. NIL.
fOy, agenl
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'crvea to reject any and

Forms for the use Of bidders rnumeratIng
tho itoma to be bid on, with specifications
and maximum rates affixed can he had 40
the office Of the Secretary OF State on APP
pcntlon. ], W MADDEN.
fpCretarY n Stntp
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DRUG VSToRE---k we'll established, money
nuiing business In healthy town OF about
1870; hest location tn town; two railroads.
aue hith school prcsen, owner wants to 80
North Address kryo0nc. this office. Is
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FOR SAl.E--New busgtes, rhsctons, Surveys,
iaai wagons and harness. Larehdons Car
riago Repository, corner Franklin aid Care.
line street. -
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WONDERFUL FORTUNE TELLER-Mrs
Black tells everything, 25c. 50c. SI0); re-
moves troubles. unitcs separated: luck
charms. etc; 70s Louisiana street, 10
POPULAR PRICES crowd our place with
those VINO know tina; suits, pants and other
garments are cleaned and dyed better and
cheaper here than elsewhere: our colors
guaranteed to be fast: special attic tioa
given to country orders The old Reliable
Houston Steam Dye Works. ia Travis
street II
REMEMBER, II you appreciate hrst-class
work. reasonable price, Fernandez c. o. ID.
Partisan Steam Dyeing and Cleaning Ci5
Travis, Is the place 10 go. ~
THE Metropolitan Business Coilege--Book-
keeping. banking. shorthand. typewriting
penmanship and Spanish the ues. sat.on
ised school Of its kind In Texas; all ex.
penses low. Write for free Catalogue. DsIlas
Texas. II
HOUSTON CYPRESS CiSTERN co. manu-
facturers OF cypress cisterns tanks, water
troughs. etc. Office and factory. foot Of
Main street Houston. Phone No. 5s5 II
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RIAL EsTATf FOR SALE.

WE HAVE SEVERAL CUSTOMERS for nice
homes in Third ward. or VIII buy unlmprov-
ed lnts; prices must be right; ore our list
a ANN
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FOR SALE--A wholesale and retail business
4 IN this city. a good established iracs, OF
thls office ~
FOR SALE-A wen established business Ia
che cf ths iafgest cities IN TeAas; IS rayiny
now and has paid well every year Tor past
nftefn years. might take part In trade. or
will sell for part cash and itulsnce en- bt.s
with per cent interest; NJ health r5aBon
for selling. J. H. Check. broker. Galveston
Teas. IL
A HUSTLER with 5000 TO invest ran secure
interest In the best paying business Ia
Houston. Address i4l0. this oface. ~
OUTFIT far county paper, SIS. Journal.
fendletonyillc, Texas.
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THE DANCE given by the Houston Spiritual
Society takes place on October is at Bryan
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CUSTOMERS OF NAPLES Drug Store Will find
it located at 81 Congress, between Main and
Travis. II
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WELL Known make uprish, pianos. easy pay
Ynents board taken as part payment. Ad-
dress Aa0S this <ihoe. IN
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AGENTS and branch manager salary or com
mission. Hunter Tailoring company. Cin-
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FoR sALE--Cheap for cash, one new 30
farm wagon, one new two-seatcd wasouette
with role and shaft, ono busy, good order.
ono Jersey COW in milk. two Jersey heiter
calves. harness. saddle, one new i6-inch uisc
harrow. plcws; everything hrst.class; leaN-
inp city. must sell quick Apply on prem
.s.s ..lh BALDWIN, near Drew, IL
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FOR sALE--iiigh trade. rs model, bicycle,
cheap. Apply at baggage room. Grand Cen,
nal DEPOT. 10
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-08-10

The New York Press correctly
thinks that Congressman Pitney would
he strong tiubcrnati0nal Candidate.
1t says
''There Is no more dashing and eff.
feetive campaigner in the State tbnn
Mahlon Pitney. Young and vigorous.
thoroughly in touch with affairs Of
New Jersey, his views broadened by
an experience of four years in Con
gress, having kept his pledge TO his
constituents, he is peculiarly fitted to
reach the comprehension of the masses
and round up as great tidal wave of
Repnbllcanlsm as that which bore
John W. Griggs to victory on its
crest.
Pitney IS without that obnoxious
notion that he was foreordained to wear
the purple and sit ON the throne He
Just IL one of the common Jerseymen.
full hearted and considerate of others.
but superior in knowledge to many
because Of his Unborn energy to grasp
information ndanalyze what he found.
Mahlon PItney would make an ideal
candidate for Governor. "
We will add that while Mr.. Pitncy
IL not an avowed candidate for Cover
nor, yet if he should enter the race he
would have the undivided support OF
Morris County and the whole Fourth
Congressional District, besides abnnd
ant help from other parts of the State.
UotFis Jcrscymnn.
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Buy your Coal of Larson 4 Mar

Buy your Coal of Larison \ Mar
iarum.
The farmers are in it" this
season.
Catalogues of good havorare now
in the market.
Suburban soiourners are lndulsins
in straw-rides.
Cigars at all prices. and the best
in each grade, at Kline's.
Geo W. Massey's Coal is cheap
coal because it's good coal
The clerks at the soda water fount
aims appear to be the busiest folks in
| town.
The four-leafcd clover design has
appeared ON ribbon and is decidedly
pretty.
If everybody will mind their own
business, eyeryhody's business will he
minded.
St. Andrews Sunday School will
hold their annual picnic at Solebury
Deer Park on Tuesday, August 23d.
\ man may think he is veritable
giant until he begins To struggle with
ear window. then he changes his
mind
Fer sale, the pews III the lecture
room of the First Baptist Church in
this city. They are of pine and best
lumber.
Subscribers who miss their papers
will oblige us by making the omissions
known TO us at once They will be
promptly rectilied.
Help is wanted when the nerves
become weak and appetite fails. Hoods
Sarsaparilla gives help by making the
blood rich and pure
The bicycle races at Willow
Grove We're well patroni1cd by people
from this city and vicinity ON Satur-
day afternoon of last week
MAJOR c. A. Angel Post, No 20,
has put up new pine flag pole to take
the place of the iron one recently
broken oil 10y the high wind
Just hat You want the best Coal.
Get II of GEo. w. MASSEY
Internal revenue inspectors are
going about various towns TO ascertain
if revenue stamps have been affixed To
certain goods in compliance with the
law.
The hot, humid weather and nm.
comfortable nights OF the pn4t fort
night have been the making of the
corn crop Of 1898, which before this
advent looked slim.
I think DeWiu's Witch Hazel
SalYe is the finest preparation on the
market for piles. So writes John {.
Dunn, of Wheeling. " Va Try it
and san will think the same II also
cures eczema and MI skin diseases $.
". Cochran n Co.
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BOROUGH OF STOCKTON.

The merchants of Stockton have
petitioned the borough council to pass
an ordinance requiring hucksters,
peddlers, Ne, to pay a license for the
privilege.
The twenty-four street lamps purch-
ased by the borough council have been
erected and ON last Monday night
they were lighted for the first time.
John Reienbaek has the contract for
lighting and keeping in order.
Supt. of Streets Johnson has COM
pleted the work of putting crushed
stone in the street Several of our
citizens have also placed crushed
stone on front of their properties and
the result is that the main centre of
town presents much improved APP
pearance,
Saml. l.. Wilson was kicked in the
side by horse on Sunday and quite
severely injured, but at present writ
ins is getting along nicely.
VII thtHNluN HS MISS btllt Inv Silt
was carrying pitcher of hot water up
stairs, she slipped, splashing the water
over her neck and breast, scalding her
quite badly.
Showing the PAGES of a fast trotting
horse ON the streets of the town ON
Sunday morning, while children were
ON their way to Sunday School, Is
hardly the proper thing and should
show our borough council the neees-
sity of passing ordinances regulating
the speed at which vehicles may lie
driven
Quite number of Stockton people
spent the day at Willow Grove ON Sat
urdny
Borough marshal Wood has been
provided with II pair of handouts and
a pair of nippers, but 81 far has not
had any occasion To use them.
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DELIGHTFUL SUMNER TOURS.
Two Tnurs Ia the Sorih via P"nnsyiyani
Hnilrnad,

Two Tours 10 the Norih via P"nnsyiyani,
Railroad.
For the convenience Of those wht
seek the most attractive way Of spend
ing n Summer vacation, the Pennsyl
yania Railroad Company has arranged
two delightful tours to the North, nm
der the PERSONAL y-conducted tourist
system, July 20 and August rs. The
points included in the itinerary and
the country trayersed abound IN
natures beauties Watkins Glen,
Niagara Falls, Thousand Islands,
Quebec, Montreal, Au Sable Chasm,
Lakes Champlain and George, Sara
toga, and the Highlands of the liud-
son, are all rich in interest and repletc
with natural attractions.
Each tour will be in charge of one OF
the company tourist agents, assisted
by an experienced lady. as .chaperon,
whose especial charge will be nnes=
corted ladies.
The rate Of 800 from New York,
Brooklyn, Newark, Trenton, Philadel-
phia, Harrisburg, baltimore, and
Washington covers railway and boat
fare for the entire trip, parlor-ca
seats, meals IN ronte, hotel entertain
ment, transfer charges, carriage hire
in fact, every item of necessary ex-
pense.
For detailed itinerary, tickets, or
any additional information, address
Tourist Agent, Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, 1896 Broadway, New York
$50 Fulton Street, Brooklyn 789 Broad
Street, Newark, n. j.; or Geo. w.
Boyd, Assistant General Passenger
Agent Broad Street Station, Phila-
delphia.
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The Wiser Way.

"How fresh and rosy yon look,
Nora, exclaimed Isabel, who had
just returned from the beach. and was
greeting her friend
"Yes dear, replied Nora Il am
feeling spIendidly, and mama says !
have an alarming appetite.
Where in the world have you been
since | saw Won p
81 have remained at home, replied
Nora, and haye worked hard every
day But ! have been taking that
wonderful medicine, Hoods Sarsa
parilIn. and il has done me, oh, so
feel well when go away, and ! leaye
for the mountains next week. "
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FOR ADOPTION.

The New Jersey Childrcns Home
Society has now in hand eight little
boys for adoption.
One well baby with golden hair and
blue eyes only three weeks old.
Two of them are twelve months, and
one thirteen months old.
The other four are 1, 8, 6 and years
old respectively.
These are all, without exception,
bright, healthy and good looking boys.
We have seldom Ind III charge more
desirable children.
Call on Miss NJ NJ WEIGH, or write
ut once to the Supt. Rev NJ, 4. Lamb,
Trenton, n j.
T. $. Since writing the above ",
have received three larger boys from
. to 70, and others promised.
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ACROSS THE RIVER.
NEW HOPE AND BUCKS COUNTY. PA

NCW 1Ofe ANU bOCkS COUN Y, PA.
The Rev Mr.. Hanna, former
pastor, will preach in the Presbyterian
church, New Hope, next Sunday after
noon ut 3. a. His old friends will he
glad to hear him again.
The reception given in the New
Hope silk mill building ON last Tues
day. evening, was II grand success
although the weather was threatening.
Between two and three hundred people
from l.ambertville, New Hope and
vicinity gathered Mt the old mill and
enjoyed the hospitality extended by
the managers. James Simpson y
Company, of Paterson n. j. The
gathering was purely social one and
was represented by people in almost
nil walks of life, and as evidence of
the pleasant time enjoyed by all, II
vote of thanks. at the suggestion of
DIR. J. l.. Scott, was extended to the
Managers of the mill
The Amwcll Orchestra OF Lambert
willie, of ten pieces. furnished the
music for the occasion and played in
their usual fine style, rendering some
patriotic and other selections. \
greater part of the time was given up
to dancing, the orchestra also furnish
ing the music for this part
About twelve o'clock, refreshments
were served, consisting of sandwiches,
cake, coffee and ice cream, j. H. Stock
tom of I4ambertyille, serving the cream.
About two A, NJ all returned home
we'll pleased with the evenings enter
tainment, voting ii II grand success.
Mr. Lewis Hopper. superintendent of
the mill, filled an important part in
making the affair pleasant and sue
eessfnl
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DELIGHTFUL VACATION TRIP.
Tour 10 Tia" North via Pennsylvania Rail
road.

Visiting Watkins Glen, niagara
Falls, Thousands Islands, Quebec,
Montreal, Au Sable Chasm, Lake
Champlain and Lake George, Sarato-
ga, and the Highlands Of the Hudson
Leave Philadelphia by Special train
August Is. The tour will be in charge
of one Of the company 's.tourist agents.
An experienced chaperon will also
accompany the party, having especial
charge of uneseorted latlies.
The rate of 800 from New York
Brooklyn, Newark, Trenton, Philadel-
phia, Harrisburg, Baltimore, and
Washington covers railway and boat
fare for the round trip, parlor. en-
seats, meals On rOUte, hotel entertain
ment, transfer..charges, carriage hire
in fact, every item of necessary ex
pense.
For detailed itinerary, tickets, or
any additional information, address
Tourist Agent, Pennsylvania Railfoad
Company. 1896 Broadway, New York
$50 Fulton Street, Brooklyn /; rs
Broad Street Newark, N. j.. or Geo
w. Boyd, Assistant General Passen
ger Agent, Broad Street Station
Philadelphia.
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Carelessness in girlhood causes the
greatest suffering and nnhappincss in after
life Little Irregularities aud Weaknesses in
girls should be looked after promptly and
treatment given at once. DR.. Pierces Favo-
rite Prescription promotes regularity Of all
feminine functions, makes strength and
builds up sturdy health with which to meet
the trials 10 come The Fayorite Prescription
is not a universal panaeea. 1t is good for but
one thing II is directed solely at one set OF
organs It.
DR. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Advis-
er, a 1908 page medical work profnsely IL
lustrated, will be sent free on receipt Of q one
cent stamps to cover postage only Address
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association.
Buffalo n Y
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PERSONAL.
w. +. Hayhurst, ESD, and wife,
I this CITY. nrc snending two OF

w. f. Hayhurst, Esq, and wife
of this city, are spending two o
three weeks at Chautauqua amost de
lightful place
Chris. Solliday is at the St, James
Asbury Park. ON two weeks yaca
ton.
Howard Solliday is enjoying i
two weeks vacation at Asbury Park
and Ocean Grove,
Miss Maud Skillman has Just re.
turned from II two weeks visit among
friends in Belvidere.
William p, Bratten, of Fhiladcl
phia, visited here on Friday last,
Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Eyeritt
are at Ocean Grove.
A, c. Gnrhart, of Zion. Delaware,
visited Mrs. Elizabeth lambert, last
week.
Miss Helen Roberts, who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Roberts, returned to her home in New
/ Iblh WY On lulllNtliN INST
A. \. Wood was in New York
City, on Friday of last week
Mrs Charles T. Taylor, of Tren-
ton, is visiting Mrs Sanford Dilley.
Mr. and Mrs. Leedom, of Philadel-
phia, visited Mr.. and Mrs. George W.
Massey, on Saturday last.
Miss Sybillah Hunt, of Pmladel
phia, visited Mrs. lsanc W. Holeomb.
on Saturday last
Lewis and John Saunders. OF
Wilmington, Delaware, are visiting
their grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson J. Baylor.
Frederick Pagan, of Camden, is
visiting Elisha Reading,
w. A. Greene, ESQ.,, spent Satur-
day and Sunday last in Ocean Grove.
William Buckman, of Philadel
phia, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs r. II.
Van Horn
Mr.. and Mrs Holing shead. of
Camden. are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. W Wayne Robinson
Mrs. Fred Stout returned home
on Monday last from visit TO rela
tives in Ashury Park
Elmer Helms, of Jersey city, IL
visiting his parents, Mr,&and Mrs
Jacob Helms.
Miss Mary Garrison of Spring
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John W. Hill, n wcll-known col,

John W. Hill, well -known color
ed man of this city, died at his home
here on Sunday morning last. Hewas
born in slavery at Warsaw, North Caro-
lima, aud AT the breaking out of tie
civil war was pressed into the Confedc
rate service by his master, Surgeon
Hill, az cook and general servant
About n year before che war closed,
Hill saw chance To escape and came
over to the Union army, giving hun
self up to IL New Jersey regiment. He
was sent north and finally located at
Stockton, above here. A short time
afterward he married and came to this
city, where he resided continually NJ,
to the time of his death The cause Of
his death was cancer of the stomach
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case Of Catarrh that can not be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure
+ J. CHENEY & co, Toledo, o
We the undersigned, have known +. j Chen
ey for the last Il years, and believe him per-
fectly honorable in all business transactions
and financially able to carry ont any obliga-
tions made by their firm.
WEST & TRuAx, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo,
O. WALDISG, kISNAM & MARVIN, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. Price re per bottle.
Sold by all Druggists Testimonials free
Halls Family Pills are the best.