m it Star
Hithncriiiliini $1X0 )x r trnr, in mlriinvr.
An Inili-nt'iuluM lornl pnwr. ptibl.hrrt I'vrry
Woditf.iliiv ill lti'Vliold-vllli .lufl'rrMtn Co.
I'll., rti'voii'd in Ihr liitintif rtynilWvllli
And .U'lTrrvonrminty. Non-polltlritl, will Iri'iit
all with fiilrniM, iiii4l will lHMsnvliilly frlt'itil
ly ItiHiinh i In liilHirtntf rlttw.
Ptiltn'iiptlnn prli'rI..Viirrvenr. In nilvnnrr.
t'onimunlrntlnnft Intmidril for piihltritllnn
tniM In mvotiiimnli'd liy Ihr wif1tr' imiiti,
noi for rtiihltriitlnn, hut an n Kiiiiinnttit of
good full h. Inlrrritinir new Item Miltrlted.
Advcrilslni riiteo mmli1 known on applli'ii
(Ion hi iheortlre In Arnold' Hlork.
l.rnirhtv romnmnlriitlon mid rhntttr of
:t1vrrtli''nieiit nhiiiild renrh llilii ntHm by
Monilnv noon.
Addri HH nil omninnlrnllonn toC. A.Htrpli
Ciimiii, UrMiold-vlllc, I'll.
Kntered lit tln poMofnVn tit Neynoldsvllle,
Tn.. m Mivond i'Imhh nmll mutter.
C. A. ftTKI'HKNSOM. ICilltor nliil lnb.
iv kox ks i) ay.'fki muAiWTiH!r
Hotv tnio It in ttint kind woiiIh
piinlmv thi'lr own inmtr" in nion'B soutu,
and n U'liiiliful immfo It Ih. Tliry
Hoot lio nml quli't nml romfnrt tlit hi'iitvr.
Thry hIhiiih! lilm out of his Hour, ramw,
unkind lVrlinj;. Hiivo yon i-wr trlril
it? When yon find a nmn hm almve
Htntcd do you always nnply tho bulm of
l.ind words, nnd thus hrap ronln of fire
on hi hond, or mn you Inlluonivd by
Ills Hour.-rnt'HM nnd llkrwimi tminlft'st a
mean and contvniptiblo dlHxwltlon.
Conorully HH'itktnK, It Ih eiutli'i' to a))0
Othoin tli mi to do that which Ih ifood anil
(iun. Try bvlni,' 8wt with all the
i aco hh you find thorn and if it dix-u
not HWi'eton your lifo tenfold.
The rnjj-pod mountiiln pi;ak and tho
running Httvam beneath, form a pieturo
9f whleh we can nover weary, a scene
whleh could have burn planned by no
art tat nave One tho Maker of all
good nnd perfect thlnpn. The Hlleneo
Of tho night Ih IncomprehenHiblo In Its
grandeur nnd significance, and our miwt
extravagant dreams can ne'er suggest
jewels one half so gorgeous hh thorn
which bedeck the skies when Nature's
Children nre asleep. And thus H is on
Ovcry hand: we have been given for our
temporary dwelling place, a world which
is full of matchless beauty and limitless
good. Yet many of us see it not with
our eyes, und close our hearts to Its
lientflts.
The Hpcclul train of Pullman palace
vostlbuled, In which the fifty popular
public school teachoi-s who nro to visit
tho World's Fair as the guest of tho
Pittsburg Timm, will leave Tlttsburg
about noon on Monday, July 24th, and
returning will leave 1'hlcago Thursday
afternoon, August 3rd. They will stop
at The Lexington, one of tho finest
hotels In tho country. It Is a new
hotel, luxuriously furnished. Tt Is on
tho luko front at tho corner of Michigan
boulevard and Tweuty-necond street.
Tho Lexington Is one square from tho
eahlo cars, tho elevated railroads or tho
Illinois Central railroad, nnd nny one of
tho three will carry them quickly to
tho World's Fair or to any part of tho
City.
So much has been written and spokon
Of tho valuo of gixxl roads that 1t is
clentiy every man's duty to further tho
good eimso by every effort In his power
conducive to the end of making tho
roadways of America equal to those of
Europe. A. P. Startnn in an essay pre
pared for tho State Grange of Aptos,
Cal., says: "No man who thinks for
tho bonufit of himself, his neighbors or
his country can controvort the state
ment that wo need bettor roads. Tho
discussion in regard to public roads,
looking to the improvement or all high
ways, Is aura to continue until a groat
and permanent reform is secured. One
groat detuning olument lias boon the
fact that tho farmers have turned thoir
attention to this matter moro In tho
abstract than the concrete. Had ltL
been otherwise, our country roads
would long ago have boea rebuilt in ac
cordance with asystera whleh would gin4
them a scientific basis and a scientific
ttt'porstruuture. Just as smirl us our
farmers determine that they must have
roads which can lxtast of all the modern
improvements, road reform will speedily
become an accomplished fact. It is no
longer necessary to argue that good
roads are important to a country, that
they constitute an immense agency in
the progress of civilization, or even
that they have a distinct, an apprecia
ble, onconomlc value. All of this is
accorded by men of intelligence."
Tho heinous crime of Henry Smith, a
colored man of Texas, who caught a
little girl three and a half years old
and after an attempted outrage, took
hor by the feet and tore her into pieces,
was the cause of an atrocious crime
which is a dark siot on the civilization
of Texas.' One shudders as he reads of
the awful punishment whleh the negro
suffered at the hands of the howling,
blood-thirsty mob. The negro's crime
wan one that would have justified the
law In inflicting the most severe punish
ment, but because Bmith waa such an
incarnate devil, the frantic mob was not
justified in tying bin to a stake and tor
turing him in the most cruel and holl-ish-Uke
way conceivable by running red
hot irons into his eyes and into his body
from his foot up to his bead and then
pouring kerosene oil over him and put
ting cotton seed hulls beneath him and
with a torch .set the pyre on lire and
thus quickly end the awful sceneu. Not
being satlsllod with, what they had wit
nessed, curiosity seekers canned away
all that was left of the cremated negro,
43von to the ashes. Civilization is not
.advancing very rapidly in some sections
of the country. The enaetinont of tho
lynch law hi almost daily occurrence.
The day bmith was oinraated four
.negroes were lynched io Virginia, for
murdering two white men'. "
l: . i - .1.1.' 1 t , li'.H 1 '! .',! l
JOM MISSION F.ns' STATEM KNT
OF TIIK
Finances of .Jefferson County,
FOR THK YKAR IW2.
Outolniidlnu lor 1891 and Prrvlotia.
niftTtltlTH COI.'OIIH RAMKH.
Snyder Junius (Intrr....
Knox W.IJ. Kodxcr..
IVny W.I. I.iinilnon..
HI Ittin J. ft. .I.mlnn....
Knox .1, H. Miirhell.
"Totni,.
Ink 13 4n
I'll M 14 M
llll HH. 14 00
44 I''1
III T7
''r?slii,T ns
rUHTIIICTS.
cot.i.bitohh hamkh
'limit y
Tux.
ll-oolivlllo Iiwcph It. Meftslcy.
1 1 it t in-1 1 . I. K. Conifer
It' ll A. .1. Il.vk
inn Hun I. F. ifc"nld
tlnx'k n vvlMe ImcoIi Mi i iiulry. .
I'liivvlllr iirorn-K OrnlT.
Mover N. A. Mrl.iillthllM. .
'oMril V. I'. Htllipklin
Kldi-eil Wllllnm Selmepp..
ill-kill w. y. Ilowem
Ileiiilet-Mm I. 3. Hotlnimi
Mi-l iilinonl J. r. tNrth
Oliver A. II. I.lnifenfeller
I'eri y .1. H. Molmev
I'lneereek 'rhnrli-x VVeirel
I'orier Wm. II. Hmler
I'olk V A. Mnuk
I'uiiXHiittiwney. . . JfinitMi Hi. 'Inlr...,
ItevnoliUvlllf :f.c. Huins
Hoe lAdnm lllnileillter
1 nlon iliMirire rchullr.
VVhihiiw iWlllhini KeVH
WiodiliiKton ideo. M. riiMforil..
Win-low John Wnlle
Worthvlllo Andivw (inlst
Yihiiik '.I. '. hmlth
UHV 2R
10 "4
m on
M SI
flu mi
ni.V 74
an 2ii
M7 10
n.M :n
v: av
:t;v m
lie mi
44 in
.HU 24
'111 II)
m :ii
r.v :
i.w w
Sis m
ot h;
llll 7H
2:m 17
on av
174 91
4 7
4:W Zt
Tolnl
7..'i m
lleeelptu nnd I'.xpeiidllurio lor IH9 J.
From outntiindlnit tiixenfor IWI I S.S24 K3
I'lonu'ounlv lux for IKr ;7.2IH (II
From ntnie tux for I Mr 4,402 hi
From iinenied lux foi lKim ) 7,;r7n 2.V
From wnled lux for Ihhh-mm.i und HI 7H7 III
From hitenot on unn'Hted tax 1h!i III 1? M
From leniMirury lonn lO.imo 00
From S Klute per-onul tux returneil
to county for li I,0M Ml
From "i Mlute ieroiiu tax returneil
to eounly for I;i2 s.ssl vj
Fromnmoiint refunded by Htule for
lNNth nnd miiird ehiiliw 1,0:10 AS
Fmm eoinmonweiilth tohIh paid hy
kIiitIIT ami prothonotiii v 1.WK1 3rt
From rent from iiuhlle liiilldlmrs IKI oil
From hoHpliiil hill puld hv Win-low,
Oliver Hnd 'lover townHhlM.. aw Wl
From ri'demntloim HI7 23
From hotel lleen-iM for IM03 HI0 on
From I'oniml lonern' rii'i'lpf Nuik... 7110 HO
From nml In tress, hi lust wit lenient l.lim KM
From Jury fee mid lines n-eelved.... VA 00
Total (N0.2H7 Ki
KXPKNDITrKEH.
AiMeom' hlll K,Ho:i(l
Aiidlilim SlicnltT'n nnd I'l-o-
thoiiotiiry'N neeouiit... 3000
AeknowleduiiiirCommLsiilon-
en' llii'iW 2 2S
AudltoiV puy 12.1 IH
Auditors' elerk .mm)
llliink iNNiks nnd Htutlonury. 2.220 02
Itrlilire eien-eM H.4I2 fl7
HourdlnK Jurors H2 15
Ihmiilliiu prlsonern l,O'tH0
Horlulof InillifcTit HoldleiK.. 172110
" " Andy I'ox.luillKii't 2in)
Court Crier :t27i
Coinmonwenlth bill- 4.740 1
County tupei'ltitendeiit 2im0n
CommWloiM'rH' puy 3 Til lit
lelk'h puy, Kline 112 VI
" ' lllnderlltor (170
Coupons redeemed 8.N04 7A
Court reMii'ter HIM HO
Cloek oontrnet tH)W
'oroniir' luque-tH HI 17
Con-tnhles returiiH 301.12
Clothliuc for primmer.:.-.,,. aoHH
lil-iiifi'i'tnntH sort
IM-lil.'l Attorney smoti
i-diHi'ir'd en-ii IH4
Kxoiieritllona I.4k1 :t7
Elivtloii ImllotH 1X13 00
Election luioih-, (riuird rule
nnd liu Hot iMixes 1,21m 40
Election expenses, Feliriuuy 011711.1
" " N'ovemlM'r 1,02m HI
Expense lo lliirrlsbvliK und
Willliuiisport 22.10
Fxiimliiiil'n Cluyvllle luldito 2 00
Expiess ehiirid. .tun
Fuel und llxht 4S7H7
Frelt'hl .will
llo-pllnl hills 1,MI4
Interest pulil 4111 j;i
Intei pii'tei 's pny :mii)
JuroiN puy, iti'Hnd IHdoO
, " ", IH'Ht 6,;i-h.vi
.lull repnlrii 02 02
.IiiiiIioi'h puy 420IK)
.lury eommlssliiners 127 02
.liillphyslelun flOOO
Luhellnv Ihixih In Protliono-
tnry'H olllee 4 .V)
Mvery litre, holding uppeulH (BOO
' " liMjotliiKelectlim
Iiousoh 0 00
Idv'ry hill' delivering ImmiiIih 71 4.1
" " " biillotH 47 M)
I.nwn mower 10 ho
.iietiUK' slielvini;, iiiro. nfrlcu) 1.1.12 AO
i-eiiiieiiiiury mil nir mil
1,440 tm
Frilmtes on wlhl iwlft
30
I'ro'y's hill, W. A. .Veals, vIk.
Clerk ef Courts
H73 4.1
Certlfylnit jud. unil mm-tK.
lltvliiu iull. nnd morlir. nil 10
Court rule ndtini wim
IndexliiK ixs'ords 4,7m220
rrliitliur. vlx.:
HicKikvllle Ui'iiutillcun
letlerHoniiin liemoerut. ...
Wl 7.1
2K2 112
l.wi mi
7.101)
2010
12 00
iai 20
4M.12
i-iiiiXNiiiHwney Spirit.,
I'lllixsiuuw uey News..
Heynnldsvlllu Volunteer.
liriM'kWHVVllle Record .
.1. 1', ieorire .V Son
PnMiniti' nnd box rent
I'OHlolliee nillliof m.nn'a
Keforin iM'hool 14.100
Kedempt Ions pu Id 7' 40
llimd und hrlditu views II7H.V)
kouii unmakes :t02lll)
Kepnlrluit county hrldROH... ' HMOs
Uupslrs to court Iioumj 14HHH
Refunding orders.
210 Ki
7.1
4 7.1
1.1.12S
4,416 s4
4102
17 00
10UHV
' 6000
too
410
H4 0U
621 SO
2000
Hepnirlntl prlsom.rH hIiimih..
Ifulilier HtumpH, Pro. iiftiee..
iiuiuovliiir prlsonurH to work
house und pentleutlury
Stntc lux puld
Sheriff's arct., J. J. Voung,
duo ut lust Hcttlutuuiit.
Pprlnkllni street
Huppllt'H for court Iioumi. . .
HubtHTrlptlon for hose unit
cnrrtuire
fttorvfor election liuuse for
I'lnrcreek township....
florime for oleel Ion IhhiiIis..
TnhleH for elts'tluii Iiouhdh..
Truinw'rlhiuK iioUih tustliuu'y
Toilet unper
Trnvelluic exiwiiHeH:.
llolillnir uDiM'iils........ .... 111 an
Locutllifi: ulei'tlon liouMes.. 24 20
' Ikdlvurlnit Ixsilhs 211 IH
DellviirliiK IihIIoIh 42 Ki
llulivurliiK ruiilsiryHundux
umlnlnK hrtdKes 13.10
Temporary louua T.OUOOO
TeliiKruphllig 2 00
Tlpstuves 42 00
Tuliwmeii 112 J
TunibMtoneH wddlerH Kruves 4.100
TniiiHi'rlhliiK Tiuhh. tKsiks.. 1411ft
TrtuM. pereentHtfii.t'olluctliig
(tli.01K.ilU ill 1 per cent. . 079 IK
Tretis. perce'liiKe, puy Inn out
IU,o;iU.SII utth per cent 1,0M 4
Water rant 22.100
Workhouse 1101 4
A mount lu treasury 8,034 i
,2H7 S3
tivnrral Ntvlriuent.
AHHKT8.
Co. tux uuUtuudliiK for 1H02.I 7,7IIU2n
Ituu Co. from hcwpllul uci'l.. lO.UIH IW
llnseHUHl Co. tux rutiirnuu., 4,012 In
Hesteil ls ret uriisd tmw
I.biiUhIii h 11 nils of I'ciiility... arto-lli
luMu-ostiiiu fium colluclor. 420s
Amount lu mwnty treasury. s,uh ti
42,2II1 68
I.IAHI1.ITIWI.
Did UouUsuuloi'UK ImkI anrltw 111.1110 01)
" IHH0 15,000 00
" "... 1MM0 " fti.OUUOU
Ducxhi I'liiixsiitiiwney lirldiie
IHUOeontruct B.INH
Dun on tempoi iry louss t.uai 00
Duo eounly oniuiira 1,012 IV
IHhi WiMliuii I'eultelillury.. 1,1
LlsbllUI4
" f umunt WiuUw, wu.tiia uudsnlKued,
kiiniiil.liiliers 0 Jefferson county, publish
the forenoliut statement of thfi rmitdpts Slid
vxpuudlturvH of sulU uouutjr fur ha ymtf UMi,
nnd nlso present the nssets nnd lliihllllles of
the county on the llrst tiny of .Inn. IKtKl. Wit
ness nut- hnnds nnd ftcul of etllr thin 21st liny
of .lununry, lsn:i.
M.F. WOODS,
JOSEPH DAItH.
A. W. Ml l.lloM.AN,
Attest: Commlssloiiern.
W. II. Kahr. Clerk.
"As he Thinketh in His Heart, so is he."
ffuitliostr-d hy Hcrmnn nt the M. T.. rliurch on
Dummy evening, Feb. At It, from I'rov. 2:1-7.
t "KisiAn a. ro-rrtc."
(W. 3. Weaver.)
When first wehenrd these words rrrjr oddly
illd they sound,
And for a lime our muslnirs kepCus busy.
They awoke this train of thought! Unit,
wherever nmn Is found,
"As he thinketh III his tieiirt, no Is lie."
Mun'smlnd mny run on polities, rellulon, or
on self,
While his fneoltles of mind nrr ever busy
Conniving und eontrlvlng to Inerensu his
worldly is'lf.
"As he thinketh In his henrt, ho Is lie."
Don't think Hint you urn letter thnn your
neluhhoi on the siimt.
Noreii-t n hiiuuhty hMik on John or Llxr.le.
Hut siH'iik to Ihem Hlltidy whenor you
eliiinee to meet.
"As he thlnkeih In his henrt, no is be."
Don't criticise your brother but tnke him by
the bund.
He In deeds of loving kindness ever busy,
lieniemher Unit the Suvlor mis a meek nnd
lowly mini,
"As he thinketh In Ills henrt, so Is he."
Don't try to be 11 christian nnd run your
nelghlMir down.
Don't keep the wagging tongue of Oosslp
busy.
You will never be successful while you hnr
bor wlrked thoughts.
"As be thinketh In his henrt, ho Is he."
Don't vent your spite nnd venom, Hhnrpcr
thnn a 1 wo edged sword.
Nor lie n one of Satan's foll'wers, busy.
Hut gild thyself, nnd buckle on the nrmor of
the Lord.
"Ah he thlnketb In his henrt, ho Ih lie."
Are we better thnn our brother I No; but
then we oft forget,
Thnt unity will make our burden ensy.
For then-never lived n iierson but wlio his
peer has met.
"As be thinketh In his heart, ho Is he."
A kind word nptly spoken oft will soothe the
wounded henrt.
And nllevliite much suff'rlng, pain and
mls'ry.
Then do your duty brother, net full and well
your part.
"As he thinketh In his henrt, so Is he."
Do ever to thy brother as you'd bnve him do
to you.
Bear the cross, the Lord will mnko thy bur
den ensy.
Then thy name will lie Inscribed nmong the
noble, good nnd true.
"Ah he thinketh In his heart, ho Is be."
Notice.
The stockholders of the HoynoldHvillo
Building and Loan Association will
hold their annual election in Flynn's
hall February 20, 1W3. There are four
directum to bo elected from tho follow
In"; candidates: .Tno. M. Huys, ('has.
Herpcl, W. Marshall, K. .1. Lofts, M. S.
Sterlcy, James Moore, F. M. llrown; and
one auditor to be elected from the fol
lowing: M. C.Colcmiin, L, J. McEntlre.
Jan. 30, '1)3. A. G. Miluren, Sec.
For Sale.
Houso and lot in Ohlotown. Six
rooms and kitchen, Inside water closet,
buth tub and marble top stationary
wash stand. This proerty will bo sold
reasonable. Inquire at Hucket store.
F. K. Mullen, Agent.
Every Tenth Sale
GIVEN ftWftY!
Commencing this Wednesday morning, January 25th,
we inaugurate the largest Bale of
Boots and Shoes !
Ever attempted in the place. Our invoice of
last week shows that we have on hand thirty
five hundred dollars worth of Boots and Shoes.
This is by far the largest stock in the place.
We intend to close out the entire line in the
following manner:
We have reduced the price on all our Boots
and Shoes, as' you can well see when you come
to buy, as our goods are all marked in plain
English figureB, that is, you can see what they
originally sold for and what you can now buy
them at. This is inducement number one.
Number two is as follows:
We intend to give away every tenth pair of
Boots or Shoes, no matter what they origin
ally sold for. A strict account will be kept
and the lucky tenth buyer gets their purchase
free.
Ladies have you ever used TABLE FELT w your
dining table t If not, you lack this one item to set a nice
table. We have it in two grades. - . m
J.B-ARNOLDi
... j in i
r' I ,lr" ,
Real Estate Transfers.
Following are the deeds filed for rec
ord In the Hccorder's office from Jan.
Kith to Jan. 30th, 1!)3, for Ueynoldsvlllii
borough and Winslowtownshlp:
J. K. Johnston to G. W. Mohtn-y, for
lot In Wlnnlow township. M0; May 3,
1HH2.
The Hell, Lewis & Yates Coal Mining
Co. to Margaret K. Mohney, for lot in
Window townnhlp. t": April IH, 1W2.
Christ inn Stabl, to William Shaffer,
for lot in Wlnnlow township. II. 00;
December 22, 1 H2.
W. II. Heynolds to Clark Fkland, for
lot in Wlnnlow township. 143")! August
11, 1M2.
John H. Converse to James F. Mul
hollnml, for lot In Winslow township.
270; January 3, 1WI3.
H. R. Wellendiirf to F.llsha Cox, for
lot In Hcynoldsvlllo. 1:100; Decemliur
21. 1S!)2.
J. L. Tent to Lucy Davis, for lot in
IJcynoldsvllle. II. V): March 31. 18X11.
Ltiwv Davis to Walter Mason, for lot
In Ueynoldsvillo. ll,2H); Jnntiary 0,
1W3.
David ldynolds to M. M. Fisher, for
lot In Ueynoldsvillo. 1175; October 20;
1802.
David Ueynolds to M. M. Fisher, for
lot In Winslow township, 1173; May
30, 1W12.
Mary Ann Crlbbs to J. W. Fount, for
lot In Ueynoldsvillo. ' 1340; Dccomlior
22, 1S02.
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IS A JOY FOR EVER.
There enn be no more upeful thing
on earth than
ft Pair ot Glasses
that will enable a person to seo that
cannot see without them.
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Your - Opportunity !
THE LATEST STYLES,
THE FINEST GOODS,
THE BEST ASSORTMENT,
Ever brought to Reynoldsville, will be found at our store.
To prove that the above statement is correct we
ask you to call and see for yourself.
If you want something
Pretty and Stylish
We have it and will sell as cheap as you can buy
in any other town and you will save time and railroad fare.
It has been said "we cannot buy the latest styles in
dress goods in Reynoldsville." We claim to have knocked
this expression 4,out of existence." Come and see. We
keep a complete line of
Dry Goods and IS3"ot ions,
BING 6c GO.
NOLAN BLOCK.
REDUCING
Ladies' New Market Coats,
ladies' 34 length Coats,
Ladies' Fur Trimmed Coats.
We will give you a few
prices :
New Markets are worth 10,
12 and 15 dollars, we are sell
ing them at 5, 6 and 6.50
dollars.
Ladies' fur coats are worth
10, 12 and 15 dollars, we are
selling them for 6.50, 7.50
and 8.00 dollars.
ts
Men's Jersey Shirts worth
(1, reduced to 75 cts. Jersey
Shirts worth If 1.25, for 87c.
Jersey Shirts worth 91.50,
for 1. Jersey Shirts worth
91.35 for 95c.
Boys' Shirts worth 75 cts,
for 58 cents.
Now is uoor time
to come and buy goods at less
than manufacturers prices.
OVERCOATS!
for men and boys, tan and
brown color, marked ; very
low. .
'".Nt Hanau., ;
AHr Ms!
Children sShortCoa
Grocery Boomers
W
BUY WHEUE YOU CAN
GET ANYTHING
YOU WANT.
Salt Meats, .
Smoked Meats,
CANNED GOODS,
TEAS, COFFEES
AND A IX KIND. Iir
H
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FRUITS.
CONFECTIONERY,
TOHACC'O,
AND CIGARS,
Everything In the line of
Fresh Groceries, Feed,
(JomlH dellvereil free any
place in town.
Call on it and get price.
W. C. Schnltz & Son
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Dli. J. A. BUHG OON,
SPECIALIST,
IfciHwi the world to ahow inoro aound, wall
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rilHutiiHia of niKii mill women limit ho ran.
'M tnite woriim nunovvtl In 44 niontlm.
Omiiwr romoviiil from till purtHiif tlin body
without, tho knlfo. liURUOON'H Hyatum
Itoiiovutoi' will uurn liuuiliu.hu, Ullluuiuiuwi
unil ull NUiinnt'h tinuliliw. As it hloud purlner
It In tho wonuVr of tho world. Around every
hot llu of thin re mud y In wrtkipita pruw'rlp
tloni a aura ruin for faitirlpno lull wont
Htuxiw. At all ilrUKgl'U at tl.uo par buti.lt or
Uiltlaa for tVIU. OrHro bourn from It a. m.
to v p. ai. Maud alaiup fur Information.
' Ilt. J. A. HUIUJOUN ,,.
47 Ohio Htrcat. 1 Amjmhmny Cut,
For Utile at 11. Alex. Htoke'i, Uvynuldavllle,
Country Produce
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