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THE DAILY BULLETIN.
FRIDAY -EVE., AUGUST 31, 1883.
BOSSEB & MoOABTHY,
Publishers and Proprietors,
To Whom Address Au Communications
The other day wo felt Impelled
To freo confr ssslou make,
Thnt when our girls got Jerseys ou
They simply tako the Ciike.
But now our beat I'd nil broken np,
On tenter hooks It hangs,
Hccanso we've seen some pretty girls
With cute three-story bangs.
Bulgiir's father spent some time with
him yesterday nt tho jail.
PnoaiiAMMES of the Maysville, Paris
niul Germantown fairs can he had nt
this office.
Tub street ears carried twelve hundred
passengers yesterday. That is good work
for three cars.
t
Ri:v. M. D. Ri:ykolds will take for his
subject Sunday morning, "Tho Ministry
of Human Suffering."
Dn. Bash. 0. Duke, who has been ill
for many months, died at his home in
Mayslick yesterday afternoon at one
o'clock. The funeral will take pluco this
afternoon at four o'clock.
The Southern Presbyterian congregation
will hold BeVvices in tho Presbyterian
Church, on Third street, Sunday
morning, conducted by Rev. S. II. Ches
ter. Subject: '"The Resurrection of the
Body."
" bungs " is the latest stylo
of wearing the hair in vogue among tho
young ladies of this city. To have the
hair properly cut in that stylo the ladies
say it is necessary that it should bo done
by n barber.
The case of John Crawford, charged
with an assault upon Miss Eliza Jackson,
was called before Magistrates Marsh and
Grant this morning, and was dismissed
on account of tho failuro of the principal
witness to appear.
Mr. En. Dillon, of this city, who has
been for several months past connected
with tho house of J. M. Putter, of Cincinnati,
has accepted a position in tho
establishment of C. It. Mabloy & Co., of
that city. Ho loft to enter upon his duties
yesterday.
The outlook now is that tho neighboring
towns which havo'heretofore obtained
their supplies of ice from Covington and
Cincinnati, will bo furnished by the factory
lately established in this city." Inquiries
have already been received
Irorn many of them.
Mn. S. Salomon, having successfully
inaugurated his electric light enterprise
in Maysvillo. left to-day for Paris, for
tho purpose of organizing a company for
the manufacture of ice in that city. He
will return about tho 5th of September
to finish up what work remains to be
done hero in. connectian with electric
light business.
A union servico will bo held at the
Presbyterian Church Sunday night in tho
interest of tho State Sunday School Union
and of tho Sunday school work generally.
Short addresses will be delivered
by tho following brothron . Elder A. N.
Gilbert, Rev. S. B. Alderson and Row M.
D. Reynolds. Rev. S. H. Chester will
preside over the meeting.
The Mnysvlllo fair Is going to bo n grand
success this year. President Watson and
Hecretary Koiion woro at Cynthlnna fair lust
week, and nro at Lexington this week look-1
ig after stock for exhibition, and otherwise
pushing tho Interests of their association.
Carlisle .Mercury.
It is going to bo a puccess if tho most
liberal premiums over offered and attractions
nevor before presented can
make it so. Tho managers have been
untiring in their work, and tho prospects
now are that it is going to bo tho best
fair in tho State this season.
The scaffold on which Bulger will hang
is to bo put togother in tho jail yard
ejther on Saturday afternoon or Monday.
It was brought from Lexington and is
tho samo on which Timberlake, tho colored
rapist, was hanged something over a
month ago. Tho platform on which
Bulger will stand is twelve feet long, ton
feet wido, and is eight feet above tho
ground. Tho trap is in tho center and
tho rope is attached to a frame work
above. Tlio drop will bo about seven
feet. Tho rope that will bo used on tho
occasion was made by Vonderheid, of
Covington, and was received several
days ago by Sheriff Jefforson. It is of
great strength and cost ten dollars. Bulger
will bo taken on Tuesday morning
into ono of tho colls in the second story
of tho jail and will there bo prepared
for his execution. "When tho timo fixed
arrives ho will stop from his coll to tho
platform in tho rear of tho jail, aud from
there to tho scaffold which will bo on a
lovol with it. Bulger seoms to bo reconciled
to his fate, and it is believed will
havo very little to say at tho last mo
ment.
Household Hints.
A good rule to use in making currant
jelly is to put ono pound of granulated
sugar to ono pint of juico.
A pretty loungo quilt is rnado of blue
silesia. Tuft and Saxon yarn, with a
thread of yellow worsted in the center.
Tho design of tuft is a small water lily,
though it must bo confessed it doesn't
look much liko it.
An elegant panel for a screen is of
black velvet with peacocks' feather embroidered
on it. If tired of flowors and
the ordinary applique work, this will bo
a particularly pleasing design, and it is
handsome if done on felt for the ends of
a table scarf.
A decorative articlo may bo made in
various ways is shaped liko the genuine
George Washington hatchet ; it should be
ol seasoned white wood, and may bo
covered with plush, velvet or satin ; it
may bo painted or embroidered upon, or
it may servo as a frame for a hollywood
panel.
Corn fritters, or " oysters, as some humbug
loving cooky call them, aro now in
season. To six ears of grated corn add
ono well beaten egg, a little salt and a
teaspoonful of sweet milk, with enough
flour to mako a stiff batter. Drop in hot
lard and fry a delicate brown.
Since fans still become as popular as
fan decorations, they can be made at
homo at small expense. For foundation
gut tho cheap figured paper fans, paint
or gild tho handles and cover the fan
with silk, satin or any othor handsome
material. Theso may be decorated with
ribbon of Kingston embroidery.
Fruit cake for a wedding or largo party
can bo made some weeks, and even
months, before using, and will improve
with ago if it is taken care of. Last year
tho fruit cake for a December wedding
was made in September, and was especially
and noticeably nice. Three times
that would bo about once a month
brandy was poured over it, a small quantity
of course, and it was allowed to absorb
it.
PERGONALS.
Miss Anna Grant has returned home
after a pleasant visit to the family of W.
H. Homer, of Newport, Ky.
Mrs. II. Duke Watson and her sisler,
Mrs. Alice It. Dallas nnd Mrs. Amanda
Watson, have been spei.dingthe past ten
days at the Blue Lick Springs.
The Ashland Independent says: Miss
Bessie Wads worth, of Maysvillo, who
has been visiting tho family of Mr. John
Means, left for a visit to friends in
to-day.
Tho Bulletin has received a card announcing
tho wedding, at San Antonio,
Texas, on the 4th of September, of Miss
Heslop Beckwith Armstead, of that place,
to Mr. Charles E. Calvert, formerly of
this city.
Miss Helen Duval Robinson, of Wash
ington City, with her cousin, Mr. J. B.
Hutton, of Indianapolis, who havo been
visiting tho familv of Mr. W. 0. Hut-
ton, on Tuckahoe Ridge for a few days,
left Thursday noon for their respective
homes.
Military Notice.
Tho members of tho Emmet Rifles aro
notified to meet at their Armory this
evening at 7:30 o'clqck for tho purpose
of electing a Second Lieutenant, and for
tho consideration of other business. A
full attendance is desired.
E. W. Fitzgerald, Captain.
Trips Extended.
During the low water tho steamer G.
W. Thompson will extend her trips to
Portsmouth, leaving Maysvillo at 12"30
p. in. each day, and returning leaves
Portsmouth at midnight. For freight or
passage apply on board. n20dlw
The following sjtecial order concerning
tho election of a Major of tho First Battalion
has been recived by Capt. Fitzgerald.
llKADGUUTKiis Second Regiment, )
K. S. G., Aug. 30, lbS3.j"
Special Older.
No ono having recolved a majority of tho
votes of each comoany on tho first ballot for
Major of the Fiist battalion, Second Hegl.
meat, K, b. G., hold Tuesday night, August
2rith, tho commissioned ollleors of each of the
companies composing said liattallou will assemble
at their respective armories on Friday,
Augustai, 1SS), and proceed to the election
of a Major ol said Battalion, and repot t
their action Immediately to them headquarters,
llyoidor. John U. Allen,
Colonel Commanding Second Keg. K. S. G.
As tho Bulletin predicted, tho matter
has been roforred to tho commissioned
oflicers of tho command, notwithstanding
tho fact that Captain Fitzgorald was
fairly elected to tho position, tho vote being
as follows :
Johnsou. Fltz.
Lexington 30 0
Mavsvllle 1 51
Nuckols 3 211
McUieary, 2U (I
Total 61
Johnson's vote, 54
Fitzgerald's majority 35
Tho Emmet Rifles will hold no dec
tion this evening, as directed by tho
order, and tho matter will thcroforo go
to tho. Adjutant General of tho State for
settlement.
Malarial poiso.i can bo entirely re
moved from tho system by tho use of
Ayor's Ague Cure, which contains a sure
specific, in tho form of a vcgetablo product,
used in no othor remedy.
OITY
Advertisements Inserted under this heading
lOo per Hue for each lnsortlon.
Try Langdon's City Butter Crackeis.
Mosquito bars ready-made and made
to otder at Hunt & Doyle's.
Ladies' and children's Jerseys, all
colors and sizes, at Hunt & Doyle's.
Dark ground lawns, yard wido, worth
12Jc, per yard, foroc, at Hunt & Doyle's.
' A usnrui. present given away to those
that buy their school books of J. C.
n30d3t
Go to J. C. Pecor & Co. for your school
books and school supplies, and get a useful
present free. nJJOdot
Wall Paper
Received at Morrison & Kackley's to-day.
A largo and attractive lino for the fall
trade at greatly reduced prices. Call
and see them.
For the prompt and certain cure of
erysipelas, use Ayer's HaMapurill.i, w Inch
is the specific endorsed by the most eminent
medical authorities.
Morrison & Kackley will cover all
school bonks free with Holden's patent
book cover, and give nn interesting present
to all those buying their school bookn
of them. uJJOdlw
Kiifkley's (Jnllcry.
Bring on the babies for thirty days',
and I will make all photos at the old
price, by the celebrated process
as quick as liizhtniii'.;. The renowned
Prof. Gtegory will as operator.
, aSOdlw '
Italllo.
A fine edition Collier's Encyclopia
of commercial and social infoi million,
quarto, cloth, stamped in black and gold,
to be raffled at cents a eh mo
at Hairy Taylor's Stationery fctore.
street.
Tin: best medical authorities acknowledge
the great value of Ayer's Cathartic
Pills, and frequently tlicir use
with the utmost confidence, wtdl knowing
that they are the most effectual remedy
ever I fur iicae. ran ed h
derangements ot tile btoinaeh, liver and
bowels.
Men's and boys' canvas button and
front lace shoes, cheap. Misses
75 cents. Lidies opera slippers, Si. Men's
sewed calf bals and congress gaiters,
London toe, $1.(30, and a large stock of
boots and shoes at prices to suit any one.
Call and investigate at
augldtf C. S. Miner & Biro's.
Sewing Machine .Motors.
The ladies are invited to call and see
a sewing machine in operation, propelled
by water power, furnishe 1 by Todd's
motor. It is inexpensive and every
lady should have one.
T. J. Cl'KLKV,
a2Sd2v Second street, near Market.
There are several reasons why the
Equitable lifo takes the lead of all others
doing business in the United Slates. One
reason is tho promptness with which
losses are paid, the society not taking
the usual sixty to ninety days time.
This is the rule and not an exception.
Below is a sample. Any person desiring
life insurance would do well to apply to
Jos. F. Brodrick, Agent, Maysville, Ky.:
Nkw Youk, July 31, iss.1.
Mr. T.li. Penton, (Jeneral Agent Dear Sir:
Accept our thanks for the piomptuess with
which the Equitable Lifo Assurance Society
has paid to the estate, without rebate, tho
amount of Insurance upon the life of Joseph
Keckendorfer, late of tills city, S50.I.00 Immediately
on piesentatlon of the pQllcIo.
O. A. Goldsmith, Kxecutor.
William Stuauss, Executor.
RETAIL MARKET.
Corrected dally by G. Gkisel, grocer.
street, Maysvillo, Ky.
FLOUK.
Limestone S 7 00
Maysvillo Family (i 25
Old Gold 7 Oil
Mason County 'J 25
Kentucky Mills 0 iv
Magnolia, now , 5 75
Mutter, 1)Ut 25(c3U
Lurd.W 3 J2V,
Eggs,doz 12
Meal 11 peck 20
Chickens 15025
Molasses, laucy "0
Coal Oil, gal 20
Sugar, granulated ty lb W3
" A.'tftb lu
" yellow 11 tb 8(S.9
Comb Honey 15
Strained Honey V1K
Hams, sugar cured liMb Hi
Uncou, breakfast ) lb 15
Hominy, tfl gallon J5
Beans ) gallon iu
Potatoes' peck, new 15
Oollee... 12r15
W4.1TTS.
Twenty children to form a
WANTi: depattment in Mls Park's
school, under tho bupervlston of MlssSalllo
H a. a2Sdlw
the agency In this city
tor the Cincinnati and Loulsvlllo dally
papers. A rare chance to mako 11 good Income.
Ilcasou for selling dosiro to change
business. For terms apply to
a25dllw CHARLES WALZ.
situation as cleric in a
store. Best of retorences given.
" Advoitlsor," euro Uullktin olllce.
a2ldlw
ront a farm to raise
or will ralso tobacco ou shares. The
best of refercuco given.
PERRY GRAYMLL,
n20d&w2w Mlneryu, Ky.
A fow day boardors nnd lodgers.
WANTED also furnish families with
meals. Meals furnished to transient custom.
v MRS. A. E. PERRIE.
nl7d&w2w Cornor Third and Sutton.
- - .
FOR IlEW.
ItKN I'-The dwelling house formerly
Ij-OH 1 occupied by Dr. Adumsou. The house N
In complete repair with water and gas
through the building. Apply to
nHdtf JAMES WHITE.
FOPt MALE.
feet ol hem-"
ITMHt
lock lumber, 2x1, '2x0, 'ixH, 2x10 mid 'Jxl2
Inches. Also boards 12, M, HI, Vi nnd 2 leut
long, cheap. HOL DAY & MCDONALD,
uWdlw O.
farm of th lily-three
IjiOK
? and ono halt acres on the Fleming pike,
six miles from Muysvillc. Good dwelling,
stable, corn cilb, biwgy and wagon house,
small oicluud aud nnver lulling well mid
spilntr. Add i ess JOHN GHAYLISH,
n2Sdifcw2vv Xorth Fork, Ky.
1?OKNAI.i: Two first class Aldorney guide
; milch cows, onuof them im-a cilf thiee
weeks old. Applv for a short lime to
uHldlw lilt. W. H. McGRANAGHAN.
1701c NAI.l' Itcady made moMinllo bars.
V cheap, at J. V. SPARKS it HKO.'S.,
u2ld2w No. 21 Mm ket street
lMK
1 en bosom and eulN. Reinforced lionts,
leduct'd Irom 73o to cUc each. Guuiantced to
be Ihe best, shirt ever oilered In this market
lor Sue. J. w. HP AUKS & liliu.,
n2.Jd2w No. 21 Market street.
IOU NAM' A good DonuMlc sewlm:
chine. Ii.nulreol J. J. McCaitlie.v. ol the
v.t. Cuimel 'bus nn pi lee. II..U
I 701c NAM' Vacant loisou pike.
r Applv to ubldltn G.s..IlTDD.
MXNT.
Jom'Un Thuisday evening, between J.
j J. WnudVi duu Mote and the corner o
Limestone stieel on 'IMid, a
to a a watch chut in. I'lense letuin
t n3ldJt THIS OFFICE.
rONT On Saturday, on .Second stuei,
t n child's gold ring. Plea-e leitun to
n2d.!t TIUHOFF'CE.
LE&AL NOTICE.
rpHOS. M. FOWLER, ot tliN county, having
1 made a deed ot alignment to the under
Igued, lor the benelli 01 all hlscredltors they
will piove and ille their iletu mds with tne
as oou as practicable.
August 21, lasl. 3;d2w GEO. MYALL.
MADAM HALL, the gieat Flench nsttnlo
and planet leader, can be consulted
it Iter tooms at tlfo Hill House, corner ol
Front aud Sutton slicct, troin Da. m. toll p.
11. Co saltation fee liirgeutlemaoSi and lor
ladles i) cuts. M mIiimi Hall conn's well .ec
ommemled aud guarantees satisfaction.
nu2iuiw
MEAT STORE.
RC. KIRK has o)nued 11 dall.v tin at n
kei di I irket stleet, ne.Vl iloor to R. H.
.ind win ki'e,i all iciuilsDt ti.siiiu,.ai
it lea onnb e pilce mid ulll dellvei It liianj
pan mi 1 he city. Lull aud ste 1 e.
uUdOm R. C. KIRK.
FOB. SALE.
BRICK Mouse,
Contal ilng seven or eight mollis. In the city
of daysville. Will -H c leapand dpouteiins
tosuli pu. chasm. Cut on 01 iiildiess
S. E. MITCHELL, M. D.,
u2dtf Sh.irpsOiirg, Ky.
Carriages antT Buggies
FOR S A.IiS.
account of our dissolution, we otrer for
ON
sale 11 line lot ol new Iluggles ot out own
make. We also have lor sale a lot ol secondhand
liniouchcsnud Hugules. Wu Invite per
ons who need iinvthlng In our Hue to call
and ex unlno our stock.
idld&wJm WILSON A- DIErUHCH.
DISSOLUTION MOTICE.
N'OTICE Is hereby clven, Hint the firm ol
A' II E A T LEY A- CO. has this day been ills-solved
by mutual consent, T. W. Wbeatley
withdrawing. The firm name In the futuie
will bo J. H. ROGERS A- CO., who will as.
sumo all the liabilities, and collect nil debt
duo the old linn. T. W. WHEATLEY
JAMES H.ROGERS.
August 1st, 188), uugSdlm
LEftAL NOTICE.
"ItpLW. HRINEY. of this county, having
V matle n tleetl of assignment to the undersigned
for the benelli of all his cieilltors,
they will please provo ami tile their demands
with the asslgueo us soon as practicable.
uMdlm G. S. JUDD. Assignee.
Esta'tolisih.eta. 1SS5.
EQUITY GROCERY.
Gi. W. GEISEJL,
Su. 0,W. NccoihI St.,Opii.Oprit House,
Frultsnnd Vegotnbleslu season. Your
resppctfullv solicited.
LYON&HEA lyS
Stato & Monroe Sts.,Chlcan 3. Sa Ut
Will 1. nil prpnl I to ny Umt thilr vvrrJf
BAND UAILUUt,
for lnJ, 1U1) !".. lu hi jra.lns, 1 "Sa
of imtruiiwiiti. Miln, C-i, Ulu.
m I'mniMjut, Fpanliu, li-Liui.
i.n li. nrutil Ml! r'a s..,!rt. aul
Mull. Snnilry Hii'il Outtiti, lirMlrt'
d&ik Ut.Hli. ol'O Im lu.'n liiitru. tlon "! I
Icrrlit for AmaU ir 1 iu,.., aud A ca;.v,
of CbchtllaaJ .Vuitc.
leblCil&wly
A. R, GLftSCOCK & CO i!
-Is tho best plnco to get baigalns In
PRY
siraiioNS9
EDIGATED WELL-WATER.
A Spocific for Dyspepsia and Diseases
of tho Kidneys.
been used with most gratifying success
HAS In many obstlnato cases. Prof, F.
W.Clark, professor of Chemistry at the University
ol Cincinnati sa s this water "belongs
to the samo clnss with thnt of tho Alleghany
Springs, ol Virginia," tho medicinal virtues
of which aro too well known to bo stated hero.
Those who deslro to try this famous water
are referred to Captain C. W. Hoyd, Lovannu
Ohio; Captoln O. M. Hollowny, Cinclunntl,
Ohio; J, J. Ralpe, Cincinnati, Ohio. For sale
lu half bunolB and jugs by
GUS. SIMMONS, Proprietor,
m23diwtf Aberdeen, Ohio.
A CHEAP SALE !
AS A. R. HURGES HAS NOUGHT THE
stock of Dry Goods o' Ilutgess & Ndlln,
and will continue the business at the same
stand, will close out the lollowlng goods regardless
or cost :
5011 I'IKCESOF
DRESS - GOODS
At half their original cost. ALL WOOL
EMPRESS CLOTHS In good shades for 25
cents i,cr yard. ALL WOOL KILLING
JEAN5, extra heavy and good colors worth
50 cents, lor 35 cents per yiud. A huge lot of
;ooo NTyi.i: is
DRESS GINGHAMS
For 8' cents per yard. Also, a large lot of
Splendid pilots tor 3 cents per yard. A lot
01 KlHiJONS, nice colon, at hull Regular
in ale Klewv and Lisle LADIES' Will IE
HOSE, worth 30 cents pel pair, for lu cent.
MISE-' R KG IT LA R MADE WHITE COT-TON
UOSK (or Id cents per nail. A No,
MUses IloM" for 3 cents per pair. MEN'n
SEAMLESS HALK HOSE, weight and
wood eolois, tor 3 cent per pair. HATH
TOWEL, laigf and heavy, tor 30 cent" pel
pair. Just a lull xuppiy ol
lames' axi i:xii.i:ni:Ns
UNDERWEAR
And PoineMles at coriesponding low (tiles.
Mloxc' Uossimir CI culm , all .!.", il ;
Liulle' (jovdiuor Cliculai, all sizes, SI 25.
KIIJ (iLO 1CS at :5 cenlx jter pair. Fans
at hall pi Ice, and many o'lier 111 tides too
nutueioiisto uti'ntlon Call and examine the
stnel; heiore purchasing.
1120.1II111 A. R.
T. Lowry,
:Denler In:
FAHLY
Teas, Qiivcn.sware.
Cigars. Glassware,
Tobaccos. Xolioits.
Highest cash price paid for country pioduce.
Jyl3 ill Corner Fourth aud Plum stieets.
HERMANN LANCE
(Sri
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MA
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Hork WAKKAMKI).
Number IS. Second stieet. three doois below
Maiket Muysvllle, Ky. apllHdly
PAU1 axkuss.
DENTIST,
Vo. 21 Market St. , nearly opp. Ce ilrat Hotel,
Oj)ke Open nt all Hours. MA YS VILLE, KY
in yl3!y.d.
it. math i:ws A- CO.,
w.
ManiMietureis and Deider.s lu
Building and Dressed Lumber,
Liths, shingles, blinds. Fi unit's. Doors, Sash,
Staves, Fencing, Tobacco Hosbeails, a-p
uicn3ily MAYSVILLE, KY.
vEtt I'lKJl,
BISSET, McCLANAHAN & SHEA,
iSiifcessois to looper V Mlset,
Uenlers in Sinvcs, ItnnupH, .llnrlilo izetl
Mttiitt'l .Hiwl iiiiiniilni' liii'frs ol'S'lti,
t oiK'r iiih1. .slit-el Iron Wnri.
Special attention paid to tin motllim. gutter
nutl spoiitiiiL'. Puu'ilcal iMUiubeis, mis nnd
.team dtleis. Wiounht lion in d lead pipes,
Ac. ll work alteiideil to piomptly and
win ranted.
.'3 E. Second si., a'Jdly MAYSVILLE. KY.
Vegetable Sicilian
HAIR RENEWER
was the first preparation perfectly adapted to cure
diseases of the scalp, and the first successful restorer
of faded or gray hair to its natural color,
growth, aud youthful beauty. It has had many
Imitators, but none have so fully met all tho requirements
needful for the proper treatment of
tholmiraiiil scalp. Hall's IIaiu Rcxuwkii has
steadily grown in favor, and spread Its fame and
usefulness to every quarter of the globe. Its unparalleled
success can be attributed to but ouo
cause: the entire fulfilment of Us promises.
The proprietors have often been surprised at tho
receipt of orders from reinoto countries, whero
they had never mado au eHort for Its Introduction.
The uso for n short time of Hall's ILvin
RuNuwnit wonderfully improves tho personal
appearance. It cleanses the scalp from all impurities,
cures nil humors, fever, and dryness,
and thus prevents baldness. It stimulates tho
weakened glands, and enables them to push forward
a new and vigorous giow th. Tho effects of
this articlo aro not transient, liko those of alcoholic
preparations, but remain a long time, which
makes its use a matter of economy.
BUCKING-HAM'S DYE
roit tiii:
WHISKERS
Will change tho board to a natural brown, or
black, as desired. It produces a permanent color
thnt will not wash away. Consisting of a sltiglo
preparation, it is applied without trouble.
PREPARED BY
It. P. HALL & CO., Nashua, N.H.
Sold by all Dealers in Medicines.
FOR ALL THE FORMS
OF
Scrofulous, Mercurial, nnd
lllood Disorders,
tho best remedy, because tho most
searching aud thorough blood-purifier,
is
Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
Sold by all Druggists ; $1, six bottles, $5.
J. SleVARTIIKY, Licensed Auctioneer
J a lor Mason and atljoluing counties.
left at the Bui.I.ktin olllco will recelvo
I prompt attention. P. O. uddress Mt. Gunnel.