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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS

THE WEEafS STEAMBOAT co.
POTOMAC RIVER ROUTE
WINTER SCHEDULE
On and after December 25 the Str. POTOMAC
will leave 7th st. wharf every Thursday at IN.
for Baltimore and River Landingy.
All river freight must be prepaid.
Baltimore and Philadelphia freight solicited.
Accommodations for passengers strictly nrst-ciaso.
STEPHENSON BRO. Agents:
Telephone 745. de26-13f
Z. g. RANDALL POTOMAC RIVER LINE CO.,
RANDALL for Colonial Beach. Curriomen. Nom.
ini. Lower Machodoc and other river landings
Sundays Tuesdays and Thursdays at an
Returning on Monpay and Wednesday about $3.50
pm. and ID on Friday. about pm
WASHINGTON, %. TO GLYMONT. ND.
and intsspedssts landings ..,-
except Sunday. ESQ am. Returning about pm:
Passenger Accommodation frst-class. Freight
received until the 6sur az sailing.
Z. 8. RANDALhs Mabager. phone 176S: GEO.
O. CARPENTER, ssGepetsl Agent. Washinfton
andria. phone 20. se8-tf
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THE INAUGURATION.

WANTED SINGLE WINDOW. HEATED ROOM
I'd floor, facing avenue: not over $lJ. Address
w II. y. Box III, Falls Church, Va fe26-2t'
FINE BALCONY. THREE t3l WINDOWS AND
steam heated paror, with dining room. two toilets
accommodation for 30l; private party OF club;
best block un ave. 92i Pa. ave. NV fe26-3t'
On PA. AVE. LARGE. WELLHEATED PAR
lOr. including spacious pOrico and large win
dows excellent view; comfortable for 35 persons
at $50 BOX 10. Star Office. fe26-3t'
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FUR INAI GI RNT TIUN-
For Rent Two rooms. heated and furnished;
large windows; near Treasury Dept, with fin
est extended curve view for inaugural parade
cbtanahle; reas"nable rent.
Ilr,nn
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MADAME Jones. ele 81 NV, THOROUGH
an. 20 ESQ Pm. eoa1261s
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BERNARD q. JOHNSTON, Trustee,
1901 r st. NV.
.BERNARD p. NIaiMACK. Trustee.
fsfA. A.AkGG 1910 st.
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FRONT ROOM. OVER 9O5 PA. AVE; LOCATION
and view unsurpassed; terms reasonable. fe25- st
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FOR INTERNATIONAL PARADE VISTA
Handsome parlors four windows. carpeted
heated: fronting line Of march; select party Of
10 IL y Il ". fe2a-3
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FOR RENT FOR INAUGURATION. TWO WIN
dows on 3d foOr. Address Box 259. Star ofhce
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LYNCHBURG.
February Is, 1901

Mrs. Luella McElhaney, of New
Market, was visiting relatives here
last week.
Charles Schermer. of Cleveland, o.,
was calling on his sister, Mrs. Trout
wine Saturday.
Mrs Grant Hopkins is suffering
from a severe attack of heart trouble.
Wilbur Miller has been quite sick
the past week with pneumonia but is
better at this writing.
Mrs. VIM. Cleveland entertained a
number of her friends with a six
o'clock dinner Thursday.
Jennie Garner spent Saturday and
Sunday with relatives in Blanchester.
Jennie Chapman, of Westboro, spent
Sunday with the Hudson family.
Susie Montgomery spent several
days at home last week.
Myrta Archer is with her sister,
Mrs. Lemon, in Nenia.
Velma Wallace was calling on
friends in Cuba Friday.
Mrs. L. c. Jacobs is with her parents
in Hillsboro during the absence of Mr..
Jacobs who is with relatives in Hamil-
ton. o., for the week.
Mrs Ada Bishir spent Monday in
Cincinnati.
r.. w. Hodson and wife spent Mon
day in Westboro.
Nancy Collins aged eighty seven
years. who is living with her sister,
Mrs. Pearson had the misfortune to
fall Sunday morning and dislocated
her hip.
Mrs. Sue Cashatt has sold here prop
erty to Gus Meyres and will shortly
move to Cincinnati, where she will
make her home with Mort Cashatt.
B. F. Pickett jr., has purchased the
printing press, of J. L. Orebaugh.
w. F. Hair and wife, of Morrisville,
were in town Monday.
Mrs. John Duncanson is on the sick
list.
David Reeves who has been sick for
sometime died Saturday. Funeral
services were held at the Christian
Church Sunday at 2 o'clock by Rev.
Hawkins, after which he was laid to
rest in the Masonic cemetery.
Mrs. John Tyson returned home Sun
day night from three weeks visit in
Cincinnati, O,
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Mrs. Samuel Simmons, of Monroe,
was visitor at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. P. o. Daughters, on We'd
nesday.
Miss Luella Watts, of Marshall, is
visiting her sister, Katharine, in this
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Griffith, of Nun.
Gle, Ind, are visiting relatives in this
vicinity.
Leslie Mcveigh and family spent
Sunday with friends in Hillsbdro.
Miss Pearl Cadmy, who was called
to this place by the death of W. T.
Cadmy returned to Athens on Satur.
day.
| Mrs. John Woodmansee has been
appointed to administer on the estate
of w. T. Cadmy.
Madison Doss, of Clermont county,
was the guest of his brother, George
and family last week.
Esther, little daughter of H. E.
Terrell, accompanied her aunt, Mrs.
Amanda Rhoades, to her home in st.
Joseph, Mo-, last week, to spend a
few months.
The carpenters began work on the
new depot last week, which they now
have ready for the roof.
The lot adjoining the Friends
Church on the east side, owned by
Levi Smith, was purchased last week
by Geo. Cox.
The Ladies' Aid of the M. E.
Church will meet Thursday at half
past o'clock at the home of Mrs.
Judkins.
The funeral services of Mrs. Thos.
Roads, who died at her home west of
this place on Sunday morning, will be
held at the Friends Church at New
Vienna on Tuesday at o'clock p. m.
Revs. c. G. Peale and Lizzie Larkin
began a protracted meeting Sunday
evening at this place, the first service
being held in the M. Z. Church, with
sermon by Mrs. Larkin, of the
Friends Church.
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CENTERFIELD.
February ls. 100

cSul udI lc. lSOl.
The grippe is raging in this section.
Not many valentines received here.
Mrs. Bell Dehart received the largest,
ten FOUNDER.
Miss Tenie Cox, of Leesburg, spent
the fore part of the week with Miss
Susie Sollars.
Chas. Wyatt and Dave Campbell
spent the latter part of the week near
| Bowersville. O.
Rev. Lutherell, of Washington c.
H., will address the people in behalf
of the w. G. T. U. here next Sunday
afternoon at half past two standard
time. Come everyone.
r. @. Adams has the Oklahoma fe-
yer bad He contemplates going
there soon.
On the sick list with colds and grip
are: James White, James Shinkle,
Mrs. Mary Dutton, Mrs. Tenie Reece,
Mrs. Granville Tillet, Rob Truin's two
children and two of Prof. John Nc
Kinney's children.
Robert Rosenbower and wife con-
template moving onto their farm
next week.
Mr.. Coffee and Mr.. Fenner, of Buena-
vista, called on friends here Sunday
evening, also Harley Cockerel. of
Martinsburg.
Mrs. Isaac Dodes, of Bridges, spent
one day last week at the bedside of
Mrs. Mary Dutton.
DIR. w. T. Sanders, of Leesburg,
made his regular trip among the grip
people here Saturday.
Some of our young people have been
attending the protracted meeting at
Hardinscreek.
Mrs. William Stewart, of Green
field, spent Sunday with her parents,
Chas. Wyatt and wife. Her father
accompanied her home Sunday even
ing.
Miss Gertie Armstrong, of Leesburg,
spent Saturday night and Sunday with
Miss Myrtle Reams.
| Rufus Hire and wife, of Hillsboro,
spent Sunday and Sunday night with
Jos. Miner and family.
Dud Sanders, of East Monroe, Sun
dayed with her sister, Mrs. Bell De-
hart.
| Rev. Frazier, of Urbana, filed the
pulpit in the Unaversalist Church
Sunday and Sunday night.
Dan Campbell, of near New Peters
burg, has rented Joseph Reynold' Is
house and Thomas Roads has rented
Joseph Miners. Both will move to
our town soon.
Miss Ida Brady has been visiting
friends in Washington c. H. the past
week.
Weddings in this section are rare
occurrences of late, but they say we
| are to have one soon.
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SICILY.
February Is, 1901.

FEBRUARY Is, l9Ol.
]. w. Peddicord and family visited
at r. o. Higgins Thursday.
Rev. McClelland and Mr.. Bowers,
of Sardinia, spent Thursday with Mrs.
Marconett, who is some better and
we hope will soon be well again.
Mrs. Joe Vandeman is very poorly
with the grip.
Edna Temple was calling on Lenna
Peddicord recently.
Glen Dunn. of Sardinia, was through
here last week looking after the in.
terests of his profession, "stock buy.
ing"
Ray Robbins is seriously i'll with
whooping cough.
Joe Vance and family spent Sunday
with Mrs. Wellman, who is very sick.
Belle Hall, of Sardinia, visited at
r. c. Peddicord's Thursday.
Clara Matthews has been quite poor
ly with throat trouble.
Peter Work will sell his stock and
household effects and move to Seattle,
Washington, where he expects to make
his future home.
Orlie Peddicord attended the show
at Curless school house Friday night.
Jack Brown has recovered from his
sickness and will start for his home in
Nebraska this week.
Rev. McClelland, of SARDINIA, was
calling on the members of his church
in this community last week.
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SAMANTHA.
February Is, 1901

feOTudry 10, lool.
John Kinzer and family are all
prostrated with the grip.
Mrs. Bessie Henderson, of Sabina,
is at the home of her father, Samuel
Shoemaker, who is very sick.
J. w. Foraker has sold his store to
Messrs. Rowe and Hudson, who will
take charge about March lst.
]. E. Wright will probably embark
in the show business, as he is rapidly
accumulating a fine collection of ami
mails.
VIM. Wright and family, of Lees
burg, dined at the home of HI. S. Pur-
dy Sunday.
DIR. X. r. Teachnor is kept quite
busy these days visiting the sick. The
principal trouble is the grip.
The store of Fitzsimmons and Par
shall was broken into sometime Thurs
day night by some person or persons,
who pried the front door open with an
AK. About three dollars in pennies,
being the postotfice money, was all
that was secured. The Martinsville
bloodhounds were telephoned for as
soon as the robbery was discovered,
and arrived about II O'Clock. They
trailed the parties for about one mile
east of here, when the dogs would go
no farther, and it is supposed that the
thieves got in vehicle at this point.
No clue as yet.
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PRICETOWN.
February Is, 1901

There has been great deal of qui-
nine consumed in the past two weeks,
by gripe patients of this community.
2. II. Shaffer. formerly of this place,
but for the last few years resident
of Clinton county has purchased John
Clark's farm, west of town.
Mrs. Sarah Laniger is visiting her
children at Middletown.
The whooping cough is raging in
in our immediate neighborhood.
Hattie Barker, of Pulse, is visiting
her grandma, Mrs. Rebecca Swain.
Marion Whitley had fine mare to
die last week.
There will be singing at the Chris
tian Church next Sunday night.
Nellie Faris is recovering from a
severe attack of pneumonia.
A Mr.. Kidd. who lived with his
daughter, Mrs. Webster, near here,
died last Friday. and was buried Sat.
urday in the Barker cemetery. Rev.
Ruble conducted the funeral services.
Valentine day was duly observed in
this village.
There is not much news to write
now, as nearly everybody is sick and
not much visiting.
Henry Stewert has sold his farm to
Marion Whitley, and has moved his
family to Berryville.
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RAINSBORO.
February IS, 1901.

i~chuoAy ~ @'N~'
DR.. Mercer is on the road to re-
covery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mclaughlin,
of Cynthiana, we're entertained by
friends here Sunday.
Misses Mary and Sadie Baker, of
Greenfield, were guests of their
mother. Mrs. Louisa Baker yesterday
and the day before.
William Miller has secured the con-
tract for building w. Z. Hodges new
house.
Mrs. Sarah Busy will return to-
morrow from a two weeks visit among
friends in Indiana.
Albert Mercer, of Wheat Ridge, was
the guest of his brother, DR.. ]. A.
Mercer, part of last week.
Mrs. Katharine Cough, wife of
Glover Cough, is reported seriously
sick with but little improvement up
this time.
Samuel Coleman has rented the M.
E. parsonage and will probably re-
main here during the summer which
will be gratifying to his friends.
Aunt Katie Shipton, Mrs. George
Sans and Dick Peabody have been
confined to their homes with grip but
are all better.
Nelson Glaze and son, of Kansas,
are visiting his sister, Aunt Mary
Redkey and other relatives in this
region.
Mrs Rosa Reed, wife, of DR.. Reed,
of Walkerville, Michigan, was the
guest of Mrs. j. M. Peabody a part of
last week.
Alonzo Redkey, of Missouri, has
been called here by the serious illness
of his father, J. L. Redkey, who has
been sick several weeks and is worse
of late.
An infant was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
John McMullen the first of last week
and died on Thursday. Mrs. McMullen
is said to be quite i'll at present.
Samuel Borst and son, of Bainbridge,
were here last Friday and complied
with all the conditions in the purchase
of Samuel Coleman's farm.
Mrs. Mahala Keelors neighbors met
at her home last Tuesday and cut her
fine lot of wood for which she is very
grateful.
We are under obligations to Absa-
lom Roads of Waukomis. Oklahoma,
for copy of paper published in
their village in which notice of the
death of Susannah Bundy is publish
from which we clip the following,
which will be of Interest to her rela-
tiyes and friends in this region, where
she formerly lived so long and so well
''Susannah Ancil was born April 10th,
1926, near Lexington, Highland
county. Ohio. and died at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. II. X. Roads, at
o'clock Thursday morning. January
3lst, 1901. Aged n years. months
and Is days She was married to DR..
James Bundy, August 10th, lS45. To
them were born six children, Martha,
the wife of H. X, Roads, William, of
Kansas. and Della, Carrie and two in
fauts. deceased. She leaves behind to
cherish her memory, two children,
eleven grandchildren five great grand
children and a host of friends. She
united with the NJ. +. Church about
40 years ago, and was a consistent
member up to the time of her death"
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NEEDFUL.
February Is, 1901.

feDrudry 10, l9Ul.
Perry Roads and family were visit
ing his father Sunday.
Ed McMullen and family were call
ing on Riley Lewis and family Sunday.
Born-To Mike Vance and wife last
Saturday, girl.
Mrs. Ella Warlamont is on the sick
list with pneumonia.
Albert Koads was calling on his
father Saturday.
Mat Roads and family were calling
on Joseph Lewis and family Sunday.
Tom Burris was calling on his sister
at Day ton last week.
Madge Gossett is on the sick list.
Frank Huggins and wife were call.
ing on the latter's parents last Friday
night.
VIM. johnson and family were cali
ing ON juirn {B9irffe4-aa- -sssssa family Sat.
urday.
James Leforge and his brother made
business trip to Hillsboro Friday.
There were several valentines re-
ceived here last week.
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LITTLETON.
February Is, 1901,

The Martinsville bloodhounds pass.
ed through here February 9th, on the
way to East Danville, to hunt down
the thieves who broke into A. S.
Cailey's store at that place.
William Shaffer, of near Pricetown,
was through here last Tuesday solicit.
ing money to buy COW for a poor
widow who had lost the only COW she
had. None are more ready and will
ing to help the poor than Mr.. Shaffer.
Emmit Wolfram, of Honolulu, was
calling on Jacob 5tultz Friday.
Thana Roush had to close the school
here part OF last week on account OF
sickness,
Several OF our young people 1rrenu'
ed the oyster supper at Pricetown,
Thursday night.
Wheat is not looking well in this
section.
Stanley Haines has moved to Lynch
bnrg.
John Ludwick attend the funeral
of Lewis Frost, at Russell last We'd
nesday.
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NEW PETERSBURG.
February l8, 1901

| 4
Herbert Farley is confined to his
home on account of the grip.
The five days old infant of Mr.. and
Mrs. John McMullen, was buried last
Friday. DR.. Crothers conducting the
funeral.
The German Medicine Co., of Gin
cinnati, which played here for more
than week, left last Thursday for
Goodhope.
Born, to Harry Satterfield and wife,
the 9th inst, a girl.
Henry Cowgirl has sold his personal
property, and will, in short time, GO
to Indiana, to live with his son, M. E.
Cowgirl.
The eight months old child of Miller
Worley, died last Tuesday and was
buried Thursday. Rev. Crothers, OF
Greenfield, officiating.
Willie Woodward received the sill.
yer water pitcher given by the Ger
man 0ACuiSAhC WI oc a PAAAC " thS
most popular child under four years
of age.
Mrs. Charlie Dixon, who has been
quite ill'for several days, is GONZALES.
cent.
Clarence Montgomery has gone te
Summitville, Ind, to work in tile
factory.
We have received circular an.
nouncing the date of the Summer
School to be held in Hillsboro, which
begins June 10, and continues eight
weeks. The list of instructors is Ger
tainly the best the county affords
and persons wishing to advance theiI
education will surely avail themselves
of this rare opportunity
the MANY frtcurtsof fsieas n - III
be glad to learn that he is rapidly re
covering.
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THE BEST THEY KNOW.

GaSTs oU rememberthe old lady whorode for the first
IsNlN time on railway train. There was frightful
la1e 7 collision, but when the reached her
4sIaj she was quite ealm She said she supposed
they always stopped that way. The story well illus-
rates why so many satisfied to live without
Ivory Soap. They have never tried it! Naturally
enough, they think that annoying odors, sharp che,i
Gals, and wastefM greasaess are common to all soaps.
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SINKING SPRING.
February Is, 1901.

rcDIudI 10, i5ol.
J. r. Yankie and wife, of PEBBLES,
were guests of friends here last We'd
nesday.
Blanche Galino is spending few
days with friends near Belfast.
DR.. J.. F. Kinney is slowly improving
A. Turley has purchased the resi-.
dence of Jacob Long.
George Broomhall, of PEBBLES, was
business visitor here last Thursday
Dennis Murphy and wife, Of Balm.
bridge, are guests of friends and rela.
tives here.
Will MOorhead, of Idaho, o., is visit.
ing his mother, Mrs. Isaac MOorhead
Cecil Belleson is on the sick list.
Flo Halter, of Louden, is spending
few days with her aunt, Mrs. Laura
Halter.
Mrs. OFT Tener, Kate and Flo Frve,
spent Sunday with friends at New
Vienna.
Mrs. Frank Garman was called to
Greenfield last week by the serious
illness of her mother, Mrs. A Elliott.
Walter Shoemaker, of PEBBLES,
spent Sunday with his parents here.
Mrs. DR.. Spence and children arriv-
ed here last week. where they expect
to make their future home.
Barris Kesler, of PEBBLES, was a
business visitor here Monday.
John n. Gail and vie nave recervru
the sad news of the death of their
daughter, Mrs. Patton, of St. Joseph,
Mo.
George Hickey, of Locust Grove,
spent Monday with relatives here.
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FT.HILL.
February is, 1901.

FEBRUARY 10, 1871.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Addy and
daughter, Onie, visited Van f. Addy
and wife near Sinking Spring, Satur-
day.
Eva Countryman is spending week
with Berry w. Spargur and family
near. Carmel.
Daniel Butler and j. l.. Butler were
business visitors at Hillsboro Satur-
day.
f. 4. Hedrick, of Winchester, spent
Friday at the Hotel Butler.
ri Hard y 4p2<sss%sss aud {. ..larence West
of Rainsboro, called on Misses Inez v.
Williams and Bertha Countryman
Sunday. *
Agnes Waddell and Bessie Butler
attended church at Carmel Sunday.
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THE *ECONOMY y STORE
BUFORD.
February ls, 1901.

February Is, 1901.
Several of our young folks attended
the spelling school at Baby Ridge,
last Tuesday night given by john
Watson, and report a good time.
Mrs. Rebecca Lewis, Cora Brown,
Emma Lewis and Mrs. Stella Weber
and daughter, Burnace, were guests
of Mrs. Alva Moon, of Columbia Col
lege last Wednesday.
Mrs. John Mabin and Mrs. A. J. FRYE.
were calling on Walter Reed and wife
last Wednesday.
The farmers of this place have been
busy putting up ice.
Just ask Bina Anderson, Net Tolle
Millie Moberly and Ida Puckett how
they liked the spelling school last
Tuesday night.
Mrs. S. B. Crosier, James Erehart
and Marie Tolle are on the sick list.
Our mail carrier M. G. Vance, wears
broad smile, and says it is a 10 pound
girl.
Ethel Scott and sister, Vera, were
guests of Mabel Frye, Sunday.
John Brady was the guest of Stanley
and Sedley Roberts Sunday.
L. d. Weber, wife and daughter.
were guests Of John Lewis and wife,
Sunday.
Pearl Erehart, Clarrie Anderson
and Daisy Scott, were calling on John
and Vanche Tolle, Sunday.
Several of the Harwood young folks
attended Epworth League meeting at
the M. E. Church Sunday. p. l.. An
derson had prepared a very interest
ing program.
Samuel Roberts 'and wife, of this
place, were business callers at George
town last Saturday.
Rev. Washburn will preach at the
M. E. Church at this place Saturday
night and will have the sacrimental
service on Sunday morning at 1890.
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Crundb Tray and Scrapcr-Extra
heavy embossed tin tray in shelliA.
design, regular long handled e
Flour and Vegetable Sifter-Best
made, full size, heavy tin, half round
handle, making handle extrai n
strong and easy to hold. Much ZN
better than fiat handle. ..IVU
combination Nutmeg, Vcgetabl.
and Chocolate Grater-S Something
entirely new in CRATER. Made OF
xxx heavy tin nicely polished n
u inches long, 81 wide. Extra
strong soldered handle. ....IUV
Matches 125 in box, boxes in pack
age. Round, neat, good first-classF /.
match. Superior quality. Perhf
package of five boxes .U0
Plain Cocoa Dipper--C Cocoa q
shape Black enameled handle, Ae
double riveted shank. .fQ
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The Economy Store

You to buy goods cheap and you know it takes good
quality well low prices make goods cheap We give
both Here prices taken random from the different
parts Of stock and every good quality well
las the low price
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Mems Drawers, good weight. ;. .19c
Tablets. ....... .1c to 2Oc
25 Good Envelopes. .4c
Gallon Glass Oil Can. .18c
Corn Pepper. ........ -. &c to 1Oc
Folding Rule, foot. Z. &c
Folding Rule, 2 foot &c
2 Cakes Good Soap. &c
Tar Soap, good, per cake. ). !. SC
Sewing Machine Oil, good, per bot. &c
Ball Blueing, per box. &c
8 Quart Granite Dish Pan. .25c
Memorandum Books ....... .1c to 7c
Easels, oak and white. ......... .5Sc
Glass Tumblers, per dozen. .2Oc
Hatchets. -. .10c, 1Sc, 35c and 38c
Scrub Brushes. .............. &c to 18c
Good Vasaline. Sc
Sad Irons, Mrs. Potts. pattern, per
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IT, Care A Cold Iu Uas bay

Take Laxative Bromo Quipinr Tsl..s.s
Al druggists refund The money II II lai 3
to cure. E. w GaovB's sIelslure on
every box. 80.
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Ask your Grocer for Red Cross Ball
Blue. Large or. package i've cents.
Refuse limitations.
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Good nickled store show case for
sale at Stabler Bros. lift long. Price
$3.50
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Glover, timothy, orchard and blue
grass seed at bottom prices.
$. HETHERINGToN.
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lib Butter Mold-Turned out of a
solid piece of wood, in two pieces, cup
and plunger Hand carved. Notn>
the common rough finish goods.
Sensible TOwl Roller-19-n
inch roller, II in diameter, turnedQn II
brackets, hardwood polished. ..VU
Fire Shovel Regulation stamp-P
ed shovel japanned finish, hollow
iron handle 20-inc hes long,. VU
"Standard'' Mucilage--Full 2-oz
cone bottle and brush. Mucilage n
is regular standard quality. Not
the kind to sour or mould. ...VU
.tSelf-acting" Cuff HOlder-Full
nicle plated. Name describes itF
exactly, being quickly adjustedn
and durable. Per pair. w
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