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PEERYSBURG, WOOD CO., 0 SATURDAY, JANUARY 13, 1894,
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MUN.tX'O., NLIV YDItK. a(Jl I1UOAD1VAT.
HENIIY II. DODOE.
JOHN W. CANAIIY
DODGE & CANARY,
Attorneys at Law.
Offlco Heed & Merry Mock, Mnlu Street.
Bowlina Gneeri, O.
D. K. HOLLENBECK,
Ceneral Collector, dHoal Estate Agent.
Titles investigated anil Abstracts furnished
application. NotnrylsOlllcu.
L'ERItYSBUHG. OHIO,
L. 0. COLE. 1 J. CHASE.
COLE & CHASE,
' ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
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FANCY GROCERIES
AND
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Always Uio best of everything at
J.G-.Hoffmann's Grocery
The Gifa Banking Co.
INCUKPUltATCD 1802
CAPITAL STOOK, $50,000,00
JACOB DAVIS. Prest,
J. O. TKOUP, Vlco Prest.
N. L. HANSON, Cash ii Gel, Mgr.
Directorn: N , Hanson, C. F. Chapman
Fha.ni: Powell. .John Perms'
Jacoii Davis. E. L. Kistjsuury
Jab II. Pierce. J, G. Hoffman
D. K. HOLLENUECK.
Bccelves ileiiosltw, lonns money, fells foretell
ami domectlu excliiiiine, buys nnd tells ilraftN,
bonds, coin, notes, mortgages, mul pajs Interest
ou tluedciiuMU.
wm i iraoi,
MANUFACTURERS AND DKAT.ERS IN
WATCHES,
CLOCKS,
JEWELRY
Diamonds & Silverwares
321 ADAMS ST..
TOLEDO, O
Repairs on Watches, Clocks
Jewelry, &c, lelt at Eher-
ley'9 Shoe Store. Perryshtirg,
will bo called for und deliv
ered promptly by
HECKLER, The Old IIeliabl
iola-Creak
' THIS prcpar.itlon, with-
fii1s!a5 ' out iniiirv, reutovcj
v'tcuL 'H'....nl-l,.r, TT 1.,".. AI..I,..,
j'iugiucn, uuei-iTiint.i,
Pimples, mnck-KoftdH, Sunhuri)
nnd Tan. A fow npplications will ron
dor tho most Kiuhbornly red skin soft,
smooth and v.hito. Viola Cream is
notapiiint or powder to cover defoclR
'"t n remedy to euie. It irf miperior tc
u. iircpnintioiis. and is guaranteed
togivofiatisfaotion. At druggists or mail
ed for CO cunts. Prepared by
Toledo. Oh!;. o. v.. itiriAi:Ji & CO
Sold bv A It Oharnoney
Chamberlain's Eye and Skin
Ointment.
A certain euro for ChronloSoroEyos,
Totter, Salt lUioum, Scald Head, Old
Chrouio Sores, Fever Sores, Eczema,
Itch, Pralrio Scrutolios, Soro Nipples
nd Files. It is cooling and soothing
HundrodB of cases havo been cured by
it after all other treatment had failed.
25 conta por box.
A R OHAMPNBY
J.I
Wjzm&23i exiQM
dj7MK$& 50fil&tKnR.HEBRA'a
immw
vsmmi?
$
A Racking
-
Cough
Cured liy Aycr's Cherry Poctoral.
Mrs. P. D. Halt., 217 Gencsseo St.,
Lockport, N. Y., says :
"Over thirty years npo, I remember,
hearing my father describe thn wonder
ful curative effects of Aycr's Cherry
Pectoral. During n rcocnt attack of I .a
Grippe, which assumed tho form of a
catarrh, soreness of the lungs, accom
panied hy an aggravating cough, I
used various remedies ami prescriptions.
While somo of tlicso medicines partially
nlluviateil tho coughing during tho day,
none, of them afford od mo any relief from
that spasmodic act Ion of the lungs which
would scire mo tliu moment I attempted
to lio down at night. After ten or twelvo
such nights, I was
Nearly in Despair,
and had about decided to sit up all night
in my easy chair, nnd procure what
sleep I could in that way. It then oc
curred to mc that I had a bottle, of
Aycr's Cherry Pectoral. I took a
spoonful of this preparation in a little
water, and was ahlo to He down without
coughing. In u few moments, I fell
asleep, and nwoko in the morning
greatly refreshed and feeling much
better. I took a teaspoonful of the Pec
toral every night for a week, then grad
ually decreased tho tlo-o, and in two
weeks my cough was cured." t ..
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Aycr S. Co., Lowell, Mass.
Promptto act, sure to cure
r.lcclrle lEIllcrN.
Tliis remedy becoming so well
known nnd so popular as to need no
special mention. All who have ufciI
Electric Bitters sing tin Mime song
of praise. A purer medicine do-s not
exist and it is guaraiitei'd to do all that
li claimed. Elec'rio Bitters will cine
ull diseases of tl's I.iwr nnd Kidney,
u'ill remove Pimples, Iloils. .Salt Itheiim
mitl other nffVclinn cinwd hy iiiipuie
blood. Will diive .Unlm-in lioni the
xyi-tein and prevt-ni as well as cure ::ll
Mahiri.il feveji". For lieidiche Con
BtiKUion mid iiiiligcMiiiii liy Eleuii'ic
Ililterrt Entile at isTiUM ion guaranteed
or ninuey refunded. Price SOts and
$1.00 pr hettle at A. It C'h.iuipney'ri
Drug store-
ELDERT0WN.
Jan. Jh-Mu-s Maggie Uhod
Mouroo, Mich., was the. guofct of
s. of
Anna
and ICutie Itiulitn last week.
MUs Augusln Lusher spent New
Vear's with lolatives in Hast Toletu.
Mrs. Sophia HurUholdot' of T-uekey,
spent the liitler part of the week witli
her sister, Mrs. Sclmllci'.
Mrs. Maggie, .lolly and daughter
Lizzie,, Li7.ii Van Dusk irk and Dertha
Jnko of Toledo. Norn Ltiisoy of East
Toledo nnd Clayton Muir of Luekoy
woro tho guests of Win. Limey's fain.
iiy-
The per cent of attendance at schoo'
in tliis district itibt week was !)'.) and
T.VluU
John and Mary Dinikor, and George
Albertnnd lady irieud wore tho guests
oT Fred Dlniker and wife.
Miss Anna ltieli in tpunt last week
with relatives in F.ust Toledo.
About a yinr rgo I took u violent nl
tiic'c of lagiippe. 1 coughed diy aed
niclil foraboni six weeks: my wi'Vihui
suggei-ted Hint 1 try Chamberlain's
Omuh Heniedy. At fitst I could see no
difference but Ptill k-)i uimu, u mm
soon foundtbat.il was whit I ueedid. If
I got no lelief from one dose I look an
other nnd wiih only u few days until I
wan free fioin tlio eoiigh 1 ihink people
in general oiiuht to know the value of this
leineiiy and 1 tnko pleiiHiiri! in acknowl
edging the benefit 1 have received from
,. .n.-i: m......i . mi.j or.
II. rtllllllPllll ..lllltll I, vlivii, viilir.
und ou out, bottles
l'ur sale bv A. It,
Chainpiiey.
HEARING NOTICJ
NdtlrelalicabyKlveii Hint the lliml n-ooiint
ol i ntlcriek rnriev ux u.vciitor of tliu ut win
nfMU-luiel lltBCniUl, ilen.M-.eo, Inn. been III il
lll tlm l'rubitlu Lonrt "I Wood i-ouulv 'Jh'o. fw
wjttk'iiiciit, mul Unit mill account will uo for
liearlni; on tliu ilil day of fcuiuary. lS'Jl, t.t 9
o'clock a. in. ,
Uo (IUV O. XKAIIlXn, I'mlinie Judge.
INSURANGE.
FIRE, AND LIFE.
REAL ESTATE.
Good Insurance.
51
C. A. POWERS,
PERKYSBTJKGr. O
mg-
Tltl-OOITNTY lMIUIEItS INSTITUTE.
Tlie Trl-Co. Farmers Instituto will
bodicld nttho United Brothrcnchurch,
in Grand Rapids, Ohio, Monday and
Tuesday, January ir nnd 10, 1894. Tho
following aro the ofllcors of the asso
ciation: President J. S. Bonschotor.
Vlco President H. S. Lnslcoy.
Treasurer Ell Culborison.
Suorotary S. A. Bacon.
Ex. Com. H. M. White, G. H.
'Chintz, Ed. Donnelly, J. Benschotor, S.
A. Bacon.
i-kohiiamkk:
.Firstdny, Monday, Jauuary 15, 1894.
Morning Session, 9 a. in.
Music by High School.
Invocation.
President's Annual Address,
J. S. Bonschotor.
Why prices of farm products aro high
or low, Col. J. H. Brigham.
Dise.iission.
Music hy High School.
Dairying. E. M. Ilollopetei".
Dihciisninn, Ell Culberlsou.
Munio, High School.
Dinner.
Afternoon Session, 1 n. in.
Music, Providence Quartette.
Farm Fences, Amos Doweso.
Discussion, W. n. Hannuh.
Farm Buildings, Prof. Suin'l Johnson.
Discussion.
Music, Providence Quartette.
Poultry Itn'sing, H M. White.
Discussion, W. A. Watson.
Music, Providence Quartetto.
Supper.
EvonlngSession, 7 p. in.
Music, High School.
Prayer.
Music, Providence Quartotto.
What education is practical?
Prof. T. J. Skldmcre.
Recitation, Miss Winnie G. Tray.
Music, Providence Quartotto.
Give tho boys and girls a chance,
Col. J. H. Brigham.
Discussion, W. W. Farnsworth.
Music, Providunco Quartette.
Sicond day, Tuesday, January 1C, 1894.
Morning Session, 9 a. m.
Music. Wade Family.
Prayer.
Farm Economics, Prof. Sam'l JohaEon.
Discussion.
Fruit Culture W. W. Farnsworth.
Discussion, F. L. Sheats.
Clover as a paying crop, Y. Rnkestraw.
Discussion, H Lnndts.
Music, Wade Family.
Dinner.
Music, Wade Family.
Election of olllcors, etc.
Uoad improvements, J. L. Pray.
Discussion. Malcolm Crockett.
Music, Wade Family.
Tho relation of agriculture- and tho
farmer to other industrios.uid classes.
Col. .T. H. Brigham.
Discussion.
Music, Wade Family.
Siippor.
Evening Session, " p. m.
Music, Wade Family.
Prayer.
Music, Male Quartotto.
Our country schools, Eugene Mead.
Music, Wade Family.
Agriculture and its relation to other
matters, S. A. Bacon.
Solo, Miv. A. May Beesen.
U orid s Fair Lessons,
Prof. Sam'l Johnson.
Music, Male Quartette.
Itcilltll UllltH.
Having puro air to breathe the next
important thing to know Is how to
bre.ithe It this especially for students.
Tliis is little thought of by most peo
plo. In breathing wo should take deep,
full, inspirations and "let the actions
come from tho abdominal muscles."
"Let tho lungs bo only tho channel,
do not depend upon them to do the
work." Never should wo use simply the
'top of tho lungs" for by persisting in
this many needlessly have cut their
life short and found a consumptive's
grave. Naturo has provided for deop
breathing by tho ready distension of
tho diaphragm aud tho freedom given
by the floating ribs." Then what
ould bo more Infringing upon tho
rights of our being by wearing clothing
that dlroctly forbids the free exorciso
of these organs.
Often school children arc required
to speak beforo large audiences and
nothing is mora embarrassing than not
to be ablo to make one's sell heard dis
tinctly by all, so "If they lot tholr
words come from deep down, exercising
tho abdominal muscles; they can speak
to thousands with just us much ease ns
they can speak to ten."
How often aro tho exercises of "com
mencement day" very tedious because
of the poor delivery of those read
ing or speaking; simply because of tho
graduating suit. Tliis is mentioned
InctdontnUy just to show tho harm
uono ny not giving the breathing ap
paratus perfect freedom.
Now this is Important becauso it is
by the lungs that oxigon comes in con
tact, with tho blood nnd burns up tho
Impurities; thon when tho blood goes
again through the various tissues of
tho body a new life Is imparted, giving
vigor to tho entire system. Many "ear
ly breakdowns" aro duo to the disre
gard of tho simplest laws of naturo und
It will be romombored that tho Wws of
naturo are tho laws of God and cannot
bo broken with Impurity. Right breath.
i log "is the exorciso of tho abdominal
muscles." Wrong breathing is "the use
I ot tho top of tho lungs,"
I Solon.
Representative Holinan comes to
the front on time, and thinks tho Gov
ernment of Ireo peoplo should huvo
nothing to do with restoring a mon"
nrchy In any part of tho world, and has
prepared a resolution in which ho plain
ly states that no effort should bo made
by our Government to reinstate Quoon
Lll. Quite right Mr. Holtntin.
Tho youthful year inherits Tariff
Fears that allows the Guarantee) Octo
pus to leech contract values, wages,
products and prolits. Nature and la
bor work stated hours and seasons.
Mortgages novor consult clocks or
weather. Produelntr much cannot Lo
sin if distribution makes it salvation.
Economy and prudence of all might
sacriUcc the profits of each. Dust, rust,
decay and dry rot are spooks that walk
in a silent factory. Natural law never
promised gain to idle minds, muscles
or dollars. Capital may absorb p roll I
by legal contract, but labor is its right
ful heir. Public opinion renows de
mand of 1893 for partisan prudence and
personal patriotism. Clapp & Co'a
Market Letter.
The persistent cough which usually
follows an attack of the grip can be
permanently cured by taking Chimber
lain's Cough Itemedy, W. A. McGuiie of
MoKny, Ohio, says "I.a Grippe left me
with a severe cougl). After using several
different medicines without relief I tried
Chninberlain'H Cough Itemedy which
effected a permanent cure. 1 have also
found it to be without an equal for child
ren when troubled with colds or croup.
2!) nnd oO centbottles for sale by A. It.
Chiuupney.
General Passenger Agent D. G. Ed
wards of tho C. H. & D. has lnnugur"
ated an innovation that will assuredly
fill "a long felt want," nnd there aro
no other words in which to adequately
express it. The new dining car bcr
vlco will be put on between Cincinnati
and Chicago, a dining car running the
whole distance both ways dally. But
Mr. Edwards brings about a reform in
tho prices. A passenger will only bo
charged for what ho orders. If a lady
has a sick headache from traveling,
nnd u cup of tea would be a God-send
to her, she can have it without paying
a, dollar for It, which has heretofore)
been the iron-clad rule if u person sat,
down at a tablo In a dining car. Tho
dining will bo a la carte entirely. The
running of tho dining car clear
through will bo another satisfactory
feature To save cutting off and at the
same time add a source of revenue, the
car will be after the combination plan,
there being a partition, making par
lor and dining car ull in one. If u per
son wishes to ho served with a cup o'
tea or coffee it can be brought to them
as they sit in their chair.
HOODS 0HUE0H AND VICINITY.
Jan. 9. Rev. Keistor will
begin ro-
viva. I meetings hero soon.
Fred Guilder spent last Sunday with
friends lit Roiichtou.
Master Albert Dauor youngest son
of Theo. Dauer is quite sick with pueu
ni'jnia. I learn that David Prudence former
ly of this place is quite sick.
Tom Western and family will move
to Indiana next week and today their
neighbors gave a pleasant surprise.
After discussing the well developed
menu they departed wishing them suc
cess nnd happiness in their new homo.
Geo. Carter und wife also Mrs. Sam
Carter were in tho 'Burg yesterday.
Tho W. C. T. U., will conveno at
Mr. Eox's residence, today. I under
stand that there will bo u fow initia
tions. Chns. Guilder and Lambert Carter
aro busy at ditching these days.
Ned Carter, Sr has beon quite sick
but Is convalescing at present.
Savannah, Ga, April 20, 1889.
Having used throo bottles of P. P. P.
for impure blood and general weakness
and having derived grout benefits from
the amo, having gained 11 pounds in
weight in four weeks, I take cxreat
pleasure In recora mending it to all un
lortuiiutes like Yours truly,
JOHN MORRIS,
OKFicr. of J. N. McElroy Drurglst )
OULANDO, Fla., April 20, 1891. f
Messus. Hitman Buos., Savannah.
Ga.:
Dkar sins I sold throe bottles of
P. P. P., largo size yesterday, and one
bottle smalt size today.
Tho P. P. P., cured my wlfo of rheu
matism winter before last. It came
back on her the past winter nnd a half
bottlo, $1.00 size, relieved her again
and she has not had a symptom since.
I sold a bottlo of P. P. P., to a friend
of mine. Of his turkeys, u small ono
took sick, and his wife gave It a ten
spoonful. That was in the evening nnd
the little follow turned over like he
was dead, but next morning vii3 up
hollowing nud well.
Yours respectfully
J. N. MCELROY.
Savannah, Gu , March 17. 1801.
Messrs. Llppinaii Bros., Savannah Ga.
Dear Sli'd I have suffered from
rheumatism for a long tltno und did
not llud u euro until I found P, P. P.,
which completely cured mo.
Yours trulv
ELIZA F. JONES,
10 Orange St., Savannah, Gu.
I.lrentei,
Frank Opncrmnn nnd Clara Kudor.
Albert M. Chapman and Viola Pom
bor. Alva J. Harlman nnd Cora Conklln.
Albort Bates and .Tanotta Sailor.
Carl Hastings and Jessie Edgar.
John Wilfred Hankny und Bertha
Brown.
Henry Tyson and Jesse Mil lor.
Joioph S. Lambert nnd Mngglo M.
Shlpmau.
Evans M. Kirk and Addio E. South
wick. Fred Whltacro and Rosa Mercer.
Benjamin Cramer and Mury Slbbor
son. James G. Williams and Millie Wil
liams. Jay Boroughf and Marv Edgar.
Charles A. Logan and Josophlno
Kersey.
7ter Court C.cs
The Brnduar Supply Co. vs James
Pluinmer et ul. Foreclosure of me
chanic's Hen. (5. W. Fries.
Dolus L. Thomas vs Harmon Gord
ing ct ul. Foreclosure. Thos. N.
Blorly.
U W Davidson ys Henry A Moor
man: promissory note. B. L. Abbott.
R W Davidson vs Samuol Heckmun;
promissory note. B. L. Abbott.
John Woodruff vs Tho C H V & T R
R Co; appeal. Troup & Dunn.
T F DeLuuov et ul vs Thomas E
Klrkrido et ul for receiver. Troup &
Dunn.
Singer & Hcndorson vb W C Lalhrop
for money. Baldwin & Harrington.
Singer & Henderson vs W C Lathrop
ct al toroolosuro. Baldwin & Harring
ton. Samuol L Bishop ys David P Colo
for $1,000 dnmoges.
James P Perry vs The Village of
North Baltimore et al Injunction.
Frank- Taylor.
Sorilda M Fuller vs Mvrtlo Turr ct
al foreclosure. E II Westenhavor.
The Village of North Baltimore vs
D E Child et al for money. E R Dean.
Trumrcrs.
John IpcIi to B F Wagoner acre,
Lake ii0.
C & N Sawyer to Efllo Freeman lot
North Baltlmoro 5;10.
J B Wilson guardian to J W Rlfo
guardian lot Graud Rapids So0.
M J Thomas to R B Mooro lot Bowl
ing Green $150.
M A Mariner to Eliza Moreburt lot
Bavs $:IJ0.
Wm Heinz to City Hospital and Or
phans asylum, 10 acres Weston $500.
S B Smith to David Ickler i aero
Portuge $2000.
Dewey Stavo Co to S Z Foster et al
lot Town Lino $115.
Wm Fischer et al to Lewis Riley lot
Freenort $:i."0.
P E Cross to D M Wilson lot North
Baltimore $151.
OhloOUCoto Muplo& Gorman 70
acres Montgomery $2400.
Lizzie A Miller to Saloma Zivcifcl
lot Cygnet $150.
D E Child to J F Shadlo lot North
Baltimore $125.
S B Chcsbro to Sorvcna Wallaco 80
Samuel Milligan to George Hengs
tcller 40 acres Montgomery $2100.
J M Brown assignee to W It Walker
lot Dowllng iJiMO.
George. Zwelfel to M Fenbcrg lot
Cygnet $50,
acres Jackson $4200.
Martin Rolglo to J W Leathers 58
acres Jackson $2S05.
ST&C Bell to H E Brunor lot
Brndner $80.
O D & W S Frnnkfotner to John
Reed lot Cygnet 2C5.
Al O & F U Ludd to J C Jennings 80
acres Freedom $1200.
E L & E Krldler to Peter Kunz 80
acres Liberty $5.
Peter Kunz to Cynthia Knaggs 80 ac
res Liberty $2400.
Eliza S. Wright and Floronco Lee.
l'robate Mutters.
The Northwestern Natural Gas Co.,
vs. Frank Taylor assignee of Honry
Nuiliel, ot al action for injunction and
equitable rollof. Doyle, Scott & Lowls
und Troup & Dunn.
Are You a Sufferer From Eheu
mati8ni or Neuralgia?
1. 'l'uyer suit Hulomon Iluvli .Speak
Victim of these Terrlbls Ulseuses.
to
E. P. Tayer, of East Nassau, New
York, says: "I wish it possible to
speak jwrsonally with every rheumatic
victim, for I would tell them of nv ter
rible experience and the relief and
euro I found in a simple remedy.
"When 1 first saw in the newspapers
'Rheumatism can be cured,' I was loath
to beliovo it, but when I found that
tho statement was made by Dr. David
Kennedy, of Roundout, N. V'., I In
quired into it. and upon his advice I
began to use Dr. David Kennedy's Fu
vorito Remedy. My condition at Unit
time beeined hopeless. I had suffered
for lifteen years with Inllamatory rheu
matism. My jihyBlelun said I would bo
a crlpplo for life, but it was not ordain
ed that way, for I hud not used Favor
ite Remedy long beforo I was convinc
ed that It was tho right medlcino, und
in a short while- I was cured. That
was thrco years ago, and I have not
felt a traco of tho disease slnco."
Solomon Davis of North Kortright,
N. Y., suffered awfully from neuralgia
and loss of sleep as is frequently tho
easo with elderly people: in speaking
to tho writer, ho said: "I found that
Dr. Keunedv'u Favorite Remedy re
lieved tho bowels, Improved the circu
lation of tho blood, nud the old pain
left me altogether',"
As one of Perrysburg's physicians
rocoutlv said. "There Is no reason In
suffering with rheumatism or neural
gia, for Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Rem
edy will euro them." All druggluta
sell It. !!"
Halr'cut'from Uio Heads of dond wo
men never proves satUfactory, an expe
rienced halrdrcBaer having no difficulty
in ditsctiug it. i
ltNlifltilil Itr In r:verr House.
J. II. Wilson, S171 OIhv Si . Shmpq
burg. Pn., bhvh he will unl he without
Dr. King's ISow Discovery for Con
sumption. Coughs nail Colds, that it fin
ed his wife who was threatened with
Pneumonia nfter nn nttncl: of "La
Grippe.'when various other remedies and
several plivnicians had doun her no
good. Robert Harber of Conksport, Pa,,
claims Dr. KingV New Diseoveiy has
done him tnoio good than anything ho
ever used for Lung trouble. Nothing
like it. Try It. Free 1'riid Bottle at A. It.
Cnanuiney'j Drug Store. Large bottles,
GOc mid $1.00.
STONY EIDGE.
Jan. 0. Since tho holidays nro over
and everything tsquiot around our lit
tle town, It seems ratlior difficult to
llud anything to wrllo about. But I
will do my best.
John and David Ilarr who have been
visiting relatives and friends hero over
the holidays have returned to tholr
homo at Alvitda last Saturday.
E. M. Rowo our genial and well
known station agent is able to be
around again after a sevoro attack ot
"La Grippe" which we aro glad to sec.
Mr. Rowe und family doslro to return
thanks to tholr many friends and neigh
bors who so kindly assisted them dur
ing their recent Illness.
Billy Wobbcr of East Toledo was in
town on business ono day last week.
Mrs. Georgo Furry who has been ou
the sick list Is convalescing.
Tho M. E. Sunday hcluol ssoius lo bo
on another "strike"' although a reduc
tion ot wages does not seem to effect
tho strike. It seems us though tho
minister wanted to run tho school dif
ferent from what they have heretofore
causing n disunion of tho members, and
unless conference docs something to
bring poace, thoro will bo no church
here at all. Tho peoplo of this place
does not believe in being put to ono
side by a misrepresentation and then
havo a beginner sent hero to get ad
vice from ono who caused the disturb
ance; and has no interest hero what.
over.
Tho K. of H., will glyo a public In
stallation on Friday evening, Jan. 19,
followed by an oyster supper for which
a small admittance fco will be charged
to defray expenses. Welcoming all
who wish to attend.
A young gentleman living In thi?
vicinity must havo been on rather a
rough road Sunday night, having
bursted a tire.
A. J. Bouam cigar maiiufacluroL' bo
tweon this place und Llmo Cit has
placed bomo of his cigars on tho mar
ket hero which scoin lo glvo good sat
isfaction. The brands ho is now put
ting nut aro the Roso of Eden, Fadctlo
and Centers all good cigars.
Rttchil Wagoner is attending school
at Ada.
Don't Tobacco Spit or SiiuiUe Your Lifo
Awuv
is tho truthful, startling title oi a lltllo
book that tells about NiHu-lne, tho
wonderful, liarmlesM eiiiiiMiite-d xdiuuco
hnblicnro. Thui!.,-t is irillnu n d the
man who wanU to quit mm e i'i l. ,ruu,
uo physical or liiiniicnil rl-k in using
"Nu-to-hai:" Mild liy A. it. Cliniiiimcy.
Book at drug riUiies or by niiiil freo
address, tho Storting R"iii"ily Co., In
diana Mineral Springs, Ind."
Ono of tho most interesting collec
tions of historical papers in the country
is in the possession of Joseph II) U'.": of'
Pittsburg. Tlio collection includes uiiuyj
old, ruro autographs and newspapers
An "election extra." issued by Tite
Ledgur in 1H1 1, is a prized relic belong
ing to Mr. Hilton.
A medical journal commends tho in
vention for discovery of a method ot
treating curtain disease liy a doctor lit
Trinidad, but says that "unfortunate-:
ly" ho is debarred from putting it into
practice in his country owing to tho
scarcity of these particular diseases
there. j
A fountain that stood for ninny years
on tho Main street bquarc in Pawtuck-l
et, It. I., has been lemovid and set up
in a cemetery, its hu-o bears in big
letters tho touchingly appropiiiito word
"Welcome."
Somo women aro awfully touchy. A
widow has brought an action against a
paper which said that her husband had
gone- to a happier home.
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