PLATMOOTfl HERALD.
oi'nciAi. rti'KHur tiik ;itv
OIT'jT 3STJE3WS.
Crpniittlnt. I;trry at Vrri-k'
lrutare sertltl
V. A. IiirIiall, Ieiiltt, mic
:Hr to Clutter &. .Murtliull.
tVetli extracted wltlioul pain,
un! urKltrUM Ulde Gain.
A. H.llurj, lentlt.
never tilve
If yoti nr 8uff-riii!f with l-v and
depressed fprita, 1 as of appetite, ireu
eril debility, disordered Llcod. wnk
coiiMiiution, headache, or nny dewaa-e
of a biii-MiH nut urn, by all nit- -iih pro
cm n a bottle, ot Dlectric Bitters. You
will be surpiined to see the. rapil im
proveuictit that will follow; y. u will
he inspired with new lite; slriitli and
a' tiviij will n turn; p:tin arlp misery
will :iiH. alid henceforth oii will r
juicM i the limine f Electric Bitter.
S -1 I at M'tV cent a bottle bv J. M. Hob
vita. Jan. 3twly
For l.ime b-ick, Side or Chest use
Shiloh'a l'oroua Plaster. Price
cents,
SIIILOII'S COUOII and Consuinp
tiou Cutis eol i hy m on a guarrntee.
It urea cnu9 :inpli-in.
SIIILOII'S VITALIZE! is what
you need Tor Consumption, Loss of ap
petite, Dizziueh.s and all symptoms of
j)vs.!-la. Price 10 and 7fi cents per
bottle.'
CH'UPK Whoopini? Cough and
Bnm hltU immediately relived by
jihiloh'M Cure. Sopl bv Smith & Black
Bros. Dec.20eowd.vwly
'These are Solid Facts.
The best blood puritlei and system
reuulator ever placed within the reach
of auffVrinij huinauitv, truly is Electric
Hitters. Inactivity of the Liver, Bil
iousness, Jaundice. Constipation, Weak
Kidney -i, or any disease of the urinary
organs, or whoever requires an appetiz
er, tonic or mild stimulant, will always
And Electric Hitters the best and only
certain cure known. They act surely
and quickly, every bottle ruaranteed to
give entire satisfaction or money re
funded. Sdd at fifty cents a bottle by
J. M. Roberts Jand&wly.
A (Jreat IHscoyery.
That is daily bringing joy to the
horaen of thousands by saving many of
their dear ones from an early grave.
Truly is Dr. King's New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
Bronehhitis, Hay Fever, Loss of Voice,
Tickling In the Throat, Pain in Side
and Chest, or any disease of the Throat
and Lungs, a positive cure. Guarante
ed. Trial Hottles f-ec at J. M. Roberts.
Drug Store. Lame size 41. 00.
Jan. 3 efiwly
A Startling Discovery.
Physi dam are often startled by rc -markab'e
diM-ovork's. The fact that
l)r. Kind's New Discovery for Cou
8ucoitioti and all Throat and Lung
dis!-ieiis daily curiuir patients that
thev liave given up to die, is startling
them to realize theii sense of duty, and
exaiirue into the merits of this wonder
ful discovery ; resulting in hundreds of
our Ix-st Physicians using it in their
practice. Trial Hottles free ut J. M.
Koberts' Drug Store. Regular size
81.00.
EN CASH
GIVEN AWAY
To the SMOKERS of
Blackwell's Genuine
Bull Durham Smok
ing Tobacco.
The genuine has picture of
BULL, on every package.
For particulars see our next
announcement.
The Ice Man.
Jos. FairnVM hi es'ablishei an of
fie at Mouarch billim! hall, where he
wdl co ifact with cn-umerj to s lpply
ice for the season at the lowest terms.
3ra2
Pasture
Two hunJred and forty acres under
fence, with running water, and one
half mile from the city. Apply to
5itf W. S. Wise.
M O' Connor keeps on hand the cel
ebrated Anhenser Huron St Louis Hot
tied Beer and always ready to pay pac
ticular attention to bis customers.
15otf
Premium Shooting.
This week I will give a prize to any
one making the greatest number of
bells in ten bots. For particular call
at the gljery. W. P. FisaACS.
iO&fl "Proprietor.
Hurrah fr JJiaiue and jgan risars
t SchlegeU. SSdtf
CORN COB pipva in every style
finhlcrjoj J.t
Srlrl (fog (ft
John Simpson at.,1 others of thn un
terrilied democracy are enjoying the
day perusing the bulletin board that
accommodates the public- at Week
bach's store.
Peterpoti Bros.' team started from the
slaughter house this forenoon and came
down town on an excursion, when thev
reached Vbe lei's residence on Main
piree', they were eapture J by a brave
bystander and no serious results.
The firemen hre are making prepa
rat'on to be in Mtendaneo ut. the State
turiamrn a Omaha thi nionth. The
"W'a'ir U'itdi" and hose enrt we are
informed will be tak-n up, and per
liHpx the boys who pull the cart may
try a band at the r;ices.
A little L-iil of this City bit it very
hiipptlv, wlidi she said one reason whv
he wa glad her fatl.er had quit drink
ing, was bcause ho sent her to the
Mltcher shop new to buy beefsteak"
i'tstend of to leg I'vcr a she ued to
di. Tliere is nothing b ft to be said
f.-r a r.orit temperance lecture. Lincoln
Journal.
Rro. Connor npver forgets his fr'en'1
and backers, r perbnps rather the
friends that he backs himself. This
office rcas made the. recipient of a "rol
lect at this end" telegram today from
Bro. Joe, who cave U3 the new3 of yes
terday as will he seen elsewhere. 'Ihe
new a is a little nged, but Joseph's
lienrt in iu the rij;ht place.
There is a wild and rageed rumor
traveling arounJ, and showing itself
upon the streets today, which rumor
has to do with a single gentleman in
tliis city aud a married lady who bus u
busbnd mid family. This rumor in
discoursing itself upon the street cor
ners has to say. about a suspicious hus
band, a missive received by the wife
from lie single geut ,iu meeting which
a meeting was appointed; husband 8e
c Bi he rni? iv and tableau: Single
ktu. leceivea note of Warning from the
unfaithful spouse, takes warning from
the note, scents danger, lays ff irotn
work at the shops for a season, and flies
04 the train last night, north, east,
houlh or west. This morning injured
husband seeks the departed with re
volver iu hand and sboot in eye, too
late, however, aud only family troub
les left belaud. . This is the story as
related by rumor, and as rumor is the
greatest exuggerator abroad in the land
facts may be very different. Humor,
however, has these columns for th
privilegc of saving this much, but it
odls uo names and presents nothing as
facts until the calm level of the sea of
public opinion is reached and the truth
is kinwi!.
King Corn.
W. D Jozies and Frank White were
out in the couuty a few miles jes
terday. and in the.r rambles they gath
ered several utalks of the growing corn
that are mammoth in their proportions,
one of which they donated to thi9 ollii-e
being over eight feet tall, and they say
the fields are full of euch. "With corn
8 foot high the 9th of July, in this sec
tion a more brilliant crop prospect was
iever seen in Cass county.
Was it Foul Piny?
The Herald learus that Mr. llunrn,
a carpenter of tihafeivilie saya the man
touud in the river here a few days aco,
was none, other than a former resident
of this city, a young man who l'ad
boaided with him and who lei t here for
Omaha a few weeks ago u ith $70) in
his picket. The descriptiau of ihe
floater tallies exactly with that of the
miss'ng man except that nothing was
found in his pockets or about his ptr
son, which fact suggets to Mr. Munro
that he had been the victim of foul
play. There is some talk of exh.imiug
the dead body, but as decomposition is
certainly eo far gone it is ltlicult to
see what could be guined by it.
l'tRMALS.
John bciiickelanz, of Council Bluffs,
is in the city visitit g with Henry
Hocck's people and old acquaint.'Uets
Supt. T. E. Calvert, of the H. & M. is
in Piattsmotith loJay on company busi
ness. Julius Perperburg, our old former
citiz -n aud friend, is iu the city mak
i g s des of Ids tiara from his fac'.cry
in Oiiiuha.
Ii. J. Johnson, from Omaha, repie
scutiug toe NcbraskaJc lwa lusuruno
Co. is iu this section of his working
teriltory again.
T. B. Wilson, attorney at law of Ash
land, is attendiug le gal business in this
city today.
Tbe following are among the arriv
als at the Perkins:
S C Warreu,-Dixod, 111,; E II Wooey
Weeping Wft.terjR.J Franklin St Lou k
E Alexander St Louis; X C Twl
mu Philadelphia; W Coustan Omaha;
G W DuLcan 6t Joe; II E Eldred Chi
cg; G E Garnisieo Cwuxicil Bluffs ;Z
L Orcutt San Jose; R J JohUflon OiUa-
AT CHICAGO.
Today's Bulletins
0:10 a. m. Weatfirr clear and y b-as-at
It is thought the ballot will be
readied this p. in , and a llnal adjourn
ment t(nlay. It is said that com. on
resolutions have agreeil on pi ttform.
It says that uo tax direct or indirect
can l imposed upon the people t-xeep'
lo meet tbe expenses of the government
and provides that the nece- f-aries ot
die, iucluding ''offee and tea shall come
in ice. The Tiilnme says the friends
cf Jmlge Field are hard at wrk and
hestaud-t wed as dark h-se.
IIewitt iiHtDH i!-J:'so luen'ioned this
morning. It is said western men fayo
bringing nut Hendricks after first bal
lot. Some papers claim Cleveland's
strength waning, and Hayaid gaining
ground.
Tne general impression is that the
situation unchanged, and Cleveland
will prohably get the nomination.
The Tribune puts him down Tor I'.Ol
on the lirrt l-udot, and Hayard 147.
The Times says Hayard is looming
up, aud that Butler has withdrawn from
tne contest and will su' port Bayard
Its es'.imnte is, Cleveland 309, Hayard
192, Mil o al l C3; Thuiman K Car
lisle 2G. otners scatterit g
11:10 a. m. Convention aPsemMirg;
immense crowd. It is said six of the
Iowa delegates have changed from
Cleveland, 4 going to Thurman aud 3
to B iyard.
Randall is developing a good deal cf
strength this a. m.
11 01 a. m. Committee on resolu
tions still iu session and it is said no
decision has been rerched yet. It is
now thought that r.o ballot will be
reached today.
11:05 a. m. Convention called to or
der First business in order is com
pletiou of call of status for presenta
tion or candidates.
11:15 a. m. Hendricks just entered
the hill, retnei.d 'Us theering.
11:21 a. m. Major Ilaituou rose to
question of privilege. He wished to
drnouuee t!ie assertion of Cochran of
New York, that Golhy was fixed yes
terday with his police and heucmeu in
the interest of Cleveland.
11:22 a. m Commit tie on resolu
tions sent communication to the hall
that they were not reed? to report, and
probably would not be able to report
before 7 p. m.
11 -30 a. in.- Call of states begun for
completion of presentation of caudi
dates.
11 :35 a m Chas. II. Manser of Mo.,
took the platform to second the nomi
nation of Thurman.
When Manser named Thurman there
was a conspicuous demonstration.
11:54 a. m. Delegates from Missouri
sid it was not for Thurman but for
Cleveland. Auntht-T sid it wis fkr
Bijard both i tiled out of order.
11:55 a. iu. O.iio presented Hoadlj
by Powell.
11 m. Powell was listened to atten
tively. The mention o' lloadly elicited
applause.
12;05 p. m. When Pennsylvania
was called there was considerable ap
plause. 12:03 p. m. Senator Wallace of Pa.,
took the platform to present Randall.
Cheer.
12:10 p. m. Wallace said the man
he presented was known to all; that his
name was connected with the principal
ev-nis during many years, and though
many of his colleagues were wealthy,
he was still a poor man. Cheers
Wallace said he had beeu leader of
t' e representatives for 12 years aud had
r-sisteil th low eat expenditure of ti e
government. When he mentioned
Randall there w as great cheering; many
delegates rose to theii teet wavir.jj hai
and handk rchiefs."
12:15 p. in. Ablyitr. of Xew Jersey,
-econds the nomination ot Randall.
12:21 p. m. Abbott said while he
thought any of the great names men
tioued could be e ected, some could be
elected easier than others, and there
could be no contention over the name
of Mr. R mdali. Cheers.
12:22 p. ru. Abbott mentioned Goy.
Cleveland. Loud applause continued
or S'tiiie time.
12:34 p. in. Abbott said even if
t eie was unity iu New i'otk, Randall
was stronger than Cleveland on the
quu-tion cf reform, therefore a more
acceptable candidate on that score.
12:49 p. m. Abbott, of Mass., asked
consent t second the nomiaa.ion of
Hayard.
12 20 p. ra. Abbott asked certain
representative States to unite on a man
ho c-uhl carry doubtful states.
Tbtre could be no tegeueratien ia
their owr s"ate.
12:38 p. ra. Abott asked New York
f there wa-i any element in its caudi
late in which Randall was not stronger.
12:43 p. m Jol n W. CummincJ
da63 , took the platform lstsco id the
aomibation of Bayard, amid cheer?.
Cuauioas Mtid ioc list j jow VUj
chusetts had been lost to democrats,
- but -he. Icjt. nsjti red Bayard could re
deem it.- f l.eeriiiii.
Cumtuii allmb-il Kelly und the
minority us slave minority as slaves
ouly allowed to upeak as their mister
directed them. Ill n marks were re
ceived with npplau.se.
12:19 p. m. Cummins alluded to
K 11 a ii mir ori v s s-'ave mhioiitv us
oi lv 9 aves weie allowed to speak as
their maltr directed them.
lie said to ibrnst N. Y. candidates on
ihein was To lo-e Mass. and tli elee-
tioti. lb: lii.isi:-l ninM I u I applausi
hnd ent Imsji i-iu
12:"'." t. m. -Lerov F. You -; ot S. (J.
took th- pl;tLt..riii to nam Huyatd.
12:05 p. in.- Wade Hainptof of S. C.
arose and critic z-'.il t lat t'"i m : he sec
onded H yard.
12:5t)p. m. Youiii.tiis s ti i It was
vratif t injf to -ee the O il H-y state and
I'almett'i ' tie j inii.g hateU on Dela
ware -ta'e:nm.
1:24 : in. F M Rose, Ark. second
nomination of Cleveland.
1:27 p.m. MrlMongof Wis. sec
onds nomination of Clevevand.
1:0 p. in. (jeu. Ht agg Wis. seco:id
nondnatioii of tevc land.
1::2 p. m. Rose' m;U Ark. would
ca-t entire v;;te for Cleveland uaii wa
certain 1m c i;ld bo l leutvl.
I'.'jJ p. it:. Hrugg said hn voi.-ed t! e
choice of jou ig men of ifceoiisin and
West n se :ond:t;g governor liom Xew
York aid thej loved hi iu in st fur tin
roomies be has made.
CJrady spr ing to bi.s feet and said in
behalf of i. i- etumiis he leciiochted
that hate.
Higg suid sucii a ting on the part of
a senator was a disgrace. Cheers, his
ses, c-onfu fion
Hrag pointing to Grady said his la
bors had been on the crank of the ma
chine. Contusion Bragg said party
had followed old leads to death, asked
uew and young men to lead, posenning
life and blood.
1:5G p. m. Gon. Kent X. II. took the
platform and made en appeal for the
nomination of Cleveland.
2:C3 p. m. Walier, of Conu., tcok
the Platform by consent, to second ihe
nomination of Cleveland, in an elo-qu-
nl speech.
2:15 p. m. Waller deplored the un
fortunate controversy in the Empire
state, but having listened to all the
evidence the verdict must be in tavor
of C.evelutid by unanimous vot-J of
X. IJ.
2 ;20 p. m. The clerk will announce
the result of the tail ot b.ateo a d
metitiou eac'j candidate's n me,
;heer- and especially the n;-m of
Cleveland. Many delegates on thci.
feet.
2:23 p m. Motion made to adjourn
nil a p. m.
Convention ad?ourned till a p. m.
Committee on resoiutious ordered t
report at that hour.
Eight Mile Crove Items-
S. S H.dl nas gone to tue Indian ros
ervatiau on business.
Warreu Mc-Coukey returned homf
from David City a few days a.u.
Another wedding is booked to take
place here in the near future.
Rev. P. M. Estetbrook of Platts
mouih will render service at the M. E.
church, on Sunday.
J. W. Hiiby s family give a very
qu et pariy to a lew of their friends
last Fiiday evening.
M;s A. Liet and daughter returned
last week from Keuesaw, after a short
viit among relatives there.
Squire Morrow went lo Glen wood
Iowa, to participate n celebrating the
4th at that po:ut, and reports a vtr
fcood time.
Mi.s Carrie Draper, daughter of S.
II Draper, of Ashland, is visiting rela
tives and oid friends iu this vicmitv,
a guet ai, tlie home of Hon. D. b
Draper.
Dan Satchel gave a select par'y u
the youth and beauty of this place las
Friday evening A good . utteodanc
participated ia the occasion, and repor.
a good lime.
Ambrose Allen is telling his confi
dential friends that within a few day.
he uill with his family move to Corn
imr, Kansas, to marry a charming, rici
w i low, who dwells at that place. Suc
cess to you. Mr A., aud a loDg life t.
enjoy vour pro-peri y in.
Austin Mmz, who is well known
throughout the county, and Miss Mar
A. Sejbolt, daughter of L. K. Seybol1,
who -s well known here, aud highly es
teamed bv all as one of our very besi
giils, wre united in the holy bonds ot
matrimony last Wednesday. Theii
many fr ends wish them a long life ot
hp pin ess with unbouuding success in
all their undertakings.
The com i growing very fast, and
thj prospects at this time are very fiit
tering for a good crop. Several at the
farmer- have laid their by. and the
remainder will finish iu a few days, a
t mot ot tha ields will be too large
t CVit'Vate af.er this v. eek.
Wheat and oats will be ripe enouc
o i arvest next week. Tue hard w:ads
blew the small grain down, very bad
aud M tae i j warn ripe it i damaged
much the moat, being down m bad
that the mot-t of L ha to be cut oci
way. ' A irreat ileal of It will be lost
tt is considered dangerous to fpeak to a
man that is harvesting rye, for fear ol
getting bitten, aud aftrr tne
continue! hot weather that hn
heeii woikiiik'on them sincif they begun,
it wou'd he almoit epud to a bite Irom
a mad dog.
July , 1SSL
Ciiicaoo. July 10, 1SH4.
Daily IIkkalu: It looks now as
though Cleveland w ill bo ioiiiiiiatc (
tomorrow if thcipnoait ion ilori't tinin
against him. Kelly and Tammany i-
ie(i inf. Able speicties were made by
OGrady.and Burt t'ochiane aniu-t
tiis nomination. Kliy also warned
i he convention that it would be fa'al
io the democrat ic. cue if nominated
It had a maiked effect and may dowi
I'inj. . J. A. C.
Ayer's Sarsjiarilla. operating througl
the blood, radica'lv cures eve-y hcrofn
lus taint or tnfec'.ion. wlhC
TRUE MERIT
A Ch'tnnimj llcm-.dy fur Dianhia
ami Sanihier Comi.lainta.
"We have used till our ToNIO ArT
ki.gent with happy results. Xot a
single compliant relating to it has
ever reic'ied ns." Jones K Jackson.
diugiMS's, Joiejsburg, Mo.
-Please bend us two doz n MaksiiV
Tonic A STiii.NoKNT a once. It woiks
a chat in in Djanl.co and Rummer Coin-
; laint,"-VVilrl & Veiiabd, drugistt
PaitoiiotiurK' Mo.
Makshs Tonic Astringent is fot
-ale by Smith Black Bios., drugsists
Plattsmouih. It quickly cure
Diarri oea, Dysentry, Chok-oa Infantum
Cholera Morcus, and the .Stmti'er Com
plaint of children. It is a delightful
remedy for old and young. Price 50
cents.
The Maushs Ague Cuke is sold at
low Piic of AGecuts liquid or pilR
It cures the worst case the Third Day
Airue, and all forms of Chills and
Fever. For sale by Smit b& Black Bros.
For Swellings, Burns, Son-n. Pilei-,
etc., use Maksiis Cream Limmknt.
For sale hv Smith &, Black Brop.
wldG
Ayer'a Aue Cure is warrented to
cure all malarial disorders, when fie
directions are fauhfully follows.
wld
A (iood Top Biiy ;i'id harness for
r
sale, for pi ice and partiulars enquire of
July 10 w2 J H. II ALL.
Cntil further notice I can bring im
migrants from Enpliid or Ireland ti
PiattMnouth for 35 00. This is a ran
chance, and thon intendiru.' to send for
theii relati. n- hould embrace thi f'a
vorahle opportunity.
lOSlf M. O'Doxohoe.
it yeu want to i;et you a broom tha
will give the hest fatii.ta.ctioii for th.
nine money ask your dealer for Dor
ck's brooms day lmo
Clotl.es. Hair. Xail and Tooth Brush
es, Comb., &c, nice line, at Fillers,
east Mjtin street. 4'Jlif
"2"OU
That water will not run up hill,
that a kiss is sweeter than it looks
and looks better after dark,
YOU OUGHT to KNOW
that good CLOTHING is the
best, and cheapest to buy, tbat
money can be saved, and a square
deal had at WescotVs the JBoss
Clothier, as he does not deal in the
inferior lines adapted to the fixed
purposes ol bankrupt and assig
nee sales.
We avoid all gag schemes, sell
to all alike and treat our custo
mers with the utmost fairness. A
complete stock of seasonable
clothing and furnishing goods on
hand, and we are prepared to con-
vines all ia doubt that our statements are correct, that our goods arc
the best, aud that it is to your interest to trade with WESCOTT.
Late styles in Straw and Fur Hats, Xovelties ia Neckwear, full line ot
Trunks, Valice, &c., &c Everybody welcome.
Soekwood Block.
HLAD THIS
Miiij Sure the Lift of Some One of
Your family
During the hot inonthu of uumrner,
every family shouhi be jirovided with
aie and reliable remedy for bowel
Complaints. The c xcclence of Makhii,h
Toxic Asthing KNT Is unquestioned.
It is not gotten up simply to obtain
our money. It tqteudily enres
Diarrl.o-1, Dysentry. Cholera Infantum,
iJholera Moibu". Summer Complaint,
Chronic Diarho-i mid Dysentery, and
II relaxed and deraged condition of
he Stomach and Bowels. It ia a
hlightful leiu.dy lor children, being
ph-ar-ant to the taste mid safe in iia ac-
.ioii. lamiiy can uflUid to be with
out it.
Marsh'i Tonic Astringent is for sals
iy Smith &i Black Bios, Uruggist,
Puat.-m mlb, Xeli. Price "0 cents.
For Rh.tiiu.isism, Xciiraia, Bruiseii,
ic, use Mai:;,;;' Cuka.m Limmknt.
For dale by Smith & Black Bros.
The Maksii s Aglii Cukk only r,0
m-uln -liquid or 'pills. pur sale by
"ttnith & Block Bro. wl 10
A.lvt-i tWeinvi.ti under luia Ueni, tUreo ctull
II ONEY TO LOAN Ou real estate by A N
ifuu l.fc- A onelior- biif'y and liarue
"lu- Mlt.S. A. Kt'III.KGEI..
IOIC SAl.E-.My ic8l,lei.H ana flir , t .
irtiotl linim.- li:irn tin.t tw i ... . .
- . - Aim ill ex( 11-
... . , laiuiH. also
J--l.,iy OiIck IniHijicsi lion e4iixso feel .on Main
street, aud oilier dculojLile land and lots.
It. II. W II KKLRH.
OIt -.AI.E-IIi.us.-h. loHand wood land by
J oli a lions & swi.
u'tllt. SALE .Several residences, cliean In.
V quire of U. II. Wlieeler Si Co! ,ttdV' J"
.n ni.n-,-xu oruer lor a nw American
ewin Maeldim. Inuulr ut UilH,.m....
OKSVI.K-i.oiwcoid-r wood. Iu.,ulri,r'
v . .. vv He. ,
L'OU .SAhK i Id paper for Nal at tlila .nic
at l centa ,ei buudred or b cent p(,r doz
en,
iOit SALK Four lot toKetberln Kod ca
ti.ill II. tl.l city. Inm.ire at ll.fi . Lt',
n;if ififM-r ii .. .
X iiiauii m buildiui;. nfier AumiiI int. I hi
loo.ii N puillilf f..r iniiiif.ur. i. . , "
or tor a niiiall biiHinessel any kind. In.i uiie"t
tiie premises. liiif
CMMTO KK.NT.-A f.irn.Mlie l ,00,,, . .,
q.llratthomce: "
polt UKV'Tor saln on lonK time, a huuio
ly to ... . Wmdi.au.. " h..c,u,h. Ap-
CjOR KKN. (iood.new liones of four roomr
i! " 'U w ater, good garden Mpot. 4 i i:
nun ill in si, ,f. ,irlp " ,.f
I Mill.
. II.
MlAfKll.
r 1 i ii,, : north more room in Nev-
location for resiaiirant or l.oardin Iioumi. r'eiitii
heap Apply to Win. svi. , Jt
lVA?Tli,,A .Kitl "T K'--'ral Iiouiewri.
ic. or i
Meets every Tuesday evening at thes
Castle Hall, in Hock wood Block. V
:liu: Knights are invited to attend.
... r M. Bo.vs, C. C.
W. L. Dvkkb. K. of It. and S.
In no other tibiod medicine hav re--ult
of scientilio inqury been so stead
ily utiliz-'d as in Ayers Sarsaparllla.
wltdCt
For additional local notes and newt
cox;su.t the fourth page.
KNOW
TEE .BOSS CLOIimju
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