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The Lane Advance from Lane, Kansas • 3

The Lane Advance from Lane, Kansas • 3

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The Lane Advancei
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Time Card George Yogjesonjc, 0l P.aolr waa iSTM iPEK Acala to llM-aront! ennaot tell a He We dia lit DEALERS IX- Ov M. WILBER, JSSITOR ASD FKOPEIETOB. Published every Friday Morning. Hardware Agricultural Implements, pBAJi30M SHOTSs A-fFrom Plne CorrespondTent The frost of last Suuday did considerable damage to early vegetation. On Saturday evening last the young folks had adauce at Mr.

John Fort's. Chinch bugs are in the wheat. There was a dance at Mr. J. last Saturday eveniu.

Mr. Powell bas just completed an aduilion to his house, which acids greatly to its appearance. Mr. Jse.fB Wells is now occupying his uw, neatly painted house. M-Turner and Mr.

James Kitchen havb been painting their bouses. John did the work on Mr. T's. Good prospects for wheat. Corn nearly all planted, and some coming up.

The acreage ot Has exceeds that of last year. A.Sunday school has just been or WITH OUR LITTEE HATCHET! In lidw affonr boxen, we round that tlo-price had Koho DOWN! DOWN! AWAY Comd ee -d we will He best stock or Rood, i -KAfSTKHyi UAHAS comprl.a; a venerul tck of- JO S3 THE MARKET 5 a i 5 S3 BEST IN Oprocirie 'LANE, TTTT GGGG AAAA TTTT tv Dry' to oceries AND a APS, Hane, JCanoas. BOOTS CLOTHING, Cents' Furnishing Coodo, -mbbons, JTotions, Etc. 1 Kcepsa fall lino of Stationery, Paints, Oils; Glass', Toilet Arti- cles, Tobacco, Cigars, "Jiud.ia.fact, py- erythig nsu.illy found in a First Class Drug Store. WALL PAPER A SPECIALTY.

Prescriptions accurately compounded DA.Y ORJttGHT. Walter. Devore, HEADQUARTERS ON IffiAl ESTATE, klalhls and adjoinina counties, have a list of flue Ifopravedarid Also gnodbargains LANE, F11ANKL1N 'COUNTY, mm. INSURANCE AM IliaveaJistof 1YIPROVED FARM? 1 CAN LELL AT HEASOSABLE 1 ALSO 11 AVE TOWX, )TS AT FIGUKE-S. ARE YOU GOING ffiO iPAINT CAN LOAN -If so, tLca On long or short time, and at reasonable I am also Eolicitor for the Iasuranco a dozen others.

ALL AND LOOK OYER MV LIST. S. CORY, The Painter, Before letting vom-contract. Hc can do yon a good job of work aud chargo reasonable prices. KAi.SOM!f4SI3S 0f.E.

Unin further notice, trains will icaTC I.4.XE STATION Ii3 loilW8 GOINQ WEST. irt'gV, A.M cypress, 9 6 A.M eoixa east," JVeighN 3:00 P.M i.spross, 5:14 P.M O.S.WIIYBARK, Agt C- K. Tiae Card. GOING SOUTH, Passecrer, 1.22 p. m.

Freight, p. coise so Passenger. Freight. 2.14 p. m.

9 3f a. tn. J- Ambroir, 71. O. )rJYfrtClAX bL'BQEOV.

Lane, Kansas Offl" In Welsh A Ficley's drug store. Spcrial attention given to surgery Call attendee to aaj or cKtit. 4Mf 3 NO.vC. SHERIDAN, 1 TTOHS T-A'-LAV, yiuLA KANSAS- CUGco In Block, up stair. O.

W. PRATER A P. II Laxkavsas. Work solicited. ISAAC X.A.NTZ,., 7 "Ian gitit speciiJcaUons furnished on apfHoatlon.

AlUork4me nis aad dispatch A share Of the iic.catronag-3 solicited. A 1 Will attend ail salea on coramts-kIma, Full satisfaction guaranteed. s. i. wniG.nr, m.

p. "Vrixc-rte phtsiciav. twa aoora south of tbe Holiday IctiuUn. WW I can be funnd when so-, ngassi. Ft ready money will wait r.n of gbstktkicj for S5.00.

A' Kansas. Wil! cttVnd to take Will practice in ill- aid counties "pes' Sands' store. OSue op. se-ii L. HENDRICKSON.

ustice pf the Peace t-onveyaneln-f, ConpcUnn a FeciiiSy. l.n. Iiau. Lano, Kansas. Cplit'ttons rr.imptly attended to.

9 A. J. McIXTOSII, l.ane, Kins. noura, from to 11J-; o'cloclt A. mho RuUlh-sact of t).

DELQ3 WALKER, r. D. aaiSTOKOSr prvPiai Rtfcn'ion given to pnrscery. trei'-y, Kansas, ly BATES, iCA'R'P ETEiE Aftd guilder J. AXE, tKASSAS, Pi vis aaci apecifications furnished apniit-H' ton.

Ail woik doije iu a 'woi-kmiiilike rnamier. J. ZIMMERMAN I.A?E, nn.l sporlficfUiong 4rawn on Work guaranteed to sitisfacilou. iCity Heat Market Always isad. rcasonalsl.

For tes. aynfRousE rn is. etoxeb, rr.o?E:ETon, XANE, The llr.rnf-r ho'tf has been enlarged and rcfinishrd. Always Keeps a choice Jot of cigars Cunraercial patroaajj 'i specially solicited. Jul-yl FRED.

AVER' SHOE STQRE Xine, ,1 keep on hand a select stock cf lioots, shoes, gaiters, at lowest price, riao work doue lo order J. REPAIiri clone with neatness and dispatch me a call. JTcrius reasouable. vGond. Hp.use Cor.

K. jj. 2d 8t. Ottawa Kansas. J.

VlFjtzgerald.Prop'r. ifcr day. liouse rfc-fittcdai uaie xuurauaj, A. Wass on has gone to Colorado. L.

W. Cowan and wiie aie visiting iu Laue. --F. G. Floyd, of was in town u-day.

J. T. Crowder and J. A. Mciutyre went to uuaw.i MjnUay ou business.

Fred. Bayer and tainily spent tho dabbaiu wita liieuas in t-antuui. -litmy DurbinsLd Alexander Hume started ioi Colorado Monday. Mr August ieft ioi'Xebias- ka last week Mrs. Bvwinau returned last Friday liom a trip to II.

M. Cuke, of a son-in-law to Dr. MitJUell, oaLed, ou. Monday Miss Annie Ilobart visited friends in Garnelt ou Monday. Cook, of Paola, was in town yes-t day.

Mr. Foster, who lived here" nine years ago, up from Texas this week. Aiessrs. John Fogle, Chess Crow, Tons Pyle and James Meedoiwere iu Ottawa on Monday. Will Holaday returned to his home at Augusta ou Monday morning alter a week's visit Ed.

Shively of Osawatomie-twpj feas tne to Mediclue Lodge, Barbour-co. for a lew weeks. Tbos. Long returned Wednesday evening trom Colony, having com-' Ieted bis fence contract tbeie. Kav.

N. P. Tedrick, of Greeley, was in town Tuesday, looking arter the interests of the M. E. church.

Mrs. Thos. Hollenback.of ilillsdale, mother of Mrs. James Baker, and ol i. W.

Hollenback Pauja, iu town. Jeff Waddle left for TopekaMon-. day, where be has a job ot marble cutting. p'ssed by everybody, especially by the girls. Mrs.

J. Q. Whitfbrd and Mrs. Brome Haa way viatted the family ot Dr. J.

tt. Whitlord at Garnett last week Tuesday. -Prot- C'CMaxstjall, O.T. Beeson. Mrs.Jennieac.bV&Miss Julia Hoy ail ol Paola, made' trip to Ottawa last Saturday.

Mrs. 3. McCoy, tbe estimable-wife ef Col. A. MeCov, left here'a short time since to take up live residence in Kansas City, where her bus-baud has been transacting business for some time past.

Garnett Piaindealer. The following names were registi red at tbe Burner "House this week: Henry A- Negus, elocutionist H- llamt Ottawa; Chas. A. Myers, rPleasanton; W. Good, Ottawa; a.ndW-..G.

See-ley, Leavenworth. YOUNG LEWELLENI THE CELEBRATED Npcian Stallion Will-hi ike the sea8on of 18S2, on 11... I- IT' .1 3 at. C'osv a it's livery stable in Luic. 'i i -i i.

1H114VS -r i pun eaiu-r- ai -i iiidin Bireharti's stajble, Osawatotn'e. Tic is eight ears old, and weighs 1400 pounds, dapple srrey. heavy nmiie and tail, and gta No. 1 colts. Sired by Old Lftwellen uii i a iutt.) vott vt aiiM'ir or Lane, Kansas.

42-i The annual election of ofS for he Lans Sunday Sohool will oo on next Sunday. A lull attendause is desired, Mr. yt Will Bpesk to the school. T.mporanoa Meeting. monthly tera pera ti cv meeting will be herd Sunday evening nt 7), o'clock; 'at the school Ad-dresi-es expected from.ltev.

J. T. Crowder, Elder Uendi ickson, and 11. C. Ho t.

Sweet Potj.o Call on Way 5 miles north of town for sweet potato plants. Keady in a few days. All Persons knowing themselves indebted to me oo last years account, will please call and settle, either by money or note. Fred. Bayer.

Pi.selutlon Nottca-The partnership heretofore existing under the firm name of Fuller Welle, wherein J. A. Fuller and N. W. AVells were general partners, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.

JL. A. FULFBR. N. W.

Wklls. pated LANK. May 5th, 1832. Tbe affairs of.the late firm will be adjusted by Fuller who will continue the business fit 4.he fijd For Sale. A New American Sewing Machine, also a second-hagd Singer.

"Will be sold cheap for cash or trade. B. s. Uekdom- CuxiKAcr To 200 yards of di i to move. Will by c6ntrat.

Apply to Hanway Bros. JFor fMsle Cheap. The blacksmith Shop and lots formerly owned by. Mr. Fowler.

Inquire at i i Tim Advance Office. Use Dr. Oyster's veiretablft clnes, They are tho best tiold'by druggists. 43 lit Ijarkrt Krnorl. Correctedweeklj by W.

J. EUIj, Agt. of Co-ffperative Association VfnOLESALK. Butter, choice, fO-30 medium, i 20 F-ggs, perdoa. 10 Dressed turkey.s, pick, v.

uadrawa 7 Chickens, undrawn, 5 Corn per bushol, 65 Pstoe8, 1.53 Gt'tc'ii. apples, 1.75 Cliiiic5 dried apples per fi 10 H-)gs, live, per cwt, to Fat jowsper ew.tv to 3.00 RETAIL. Butter, choiiie fW) Eirss, per 10 Flour, (Our Bdt) per cwl 3.80 Good Luck, .3.60 F.e:iabce, 3.80 Snow, Flake, .3.90 ileal, per sack, .45 Tie Topaka Daily Capital. One of the wost striking newspaper successes iu Kansas has been seen in i be growth and present prosperity ot the Daily Capital. Starting as a tive-col-tirun evening paper it grown to nujt-ropiditaii proportions and is now the largest daiiy in tbe an I pulilislird every day in the yrar.

A strung stock couipuny was lortued to tuild up a largo daily 'at the Capita! of tLe Stale. The 'company, occupies turee rooms, each 25- 13 lest. Tiie engine room, press 'loom, jt depai toient aud book bindery, new room, ediiorial room and business office, are' each aud ali comtottabiy fitted up lor the best oi work. Every departmeut is tjhorotighly and sj stciii.ittc.illy, organized; and jtak-en ali iu ali it is one ot ihe most complete newspaper establishments in the West. The Daily all i Weekly Capital art) both splendid apiuimeus of newspaper euteipi'iso, aud are worthy the Oue auuport now exte-ded to tlit-ai ihrouU- Mew Goods Dry ofSahwrlplloB.

I cony, 3 ensh, $0.35 1 copy, cash, 0.65 1 copy, 1 jr. cash, or in ii.ays, xMo 1 copyjl jr. after JO days, The above rule will be afrlctly lived, up to. led tLhureia. Three miles east ot Lane.

Regular Services, every Sabbath a- 11 o'rdock A. saDOatn SoDoot at to A. at. il a-X, Se li oo 1. Union Sunday every Sunday eveniBg at o'clock.

5 W. WlSTER SiUpt. Go. to T. J.

Pyle's for The famous Gosaett Y) hue liquor Paola was dismissed last VUon- J.ha Ileiidsickson has.jrerooyed Into his own house formerly owued by Geo. rrater. Greeno D'-os. are having t'ae cellar ind foundation, of their grocery bouse pat la on the ccrngr ot th 3t. and Kansas Avenue.

W. B.Shiveley of Staatoa township. the happy father of a Jir of twin cilia. Buzulatlou weight Vii pounds. Wells has sjld sm in the Faritr's biug Store to Hr.

Than. Carter, a brother-in-law of Dr. Fuller. Numa will remain In town. JEr, Carter is well knorn In this place and vicinity.

A rarty of eight went nshjcg lajt Sat- urdsy. ol the excursion we did not hear, but saw two fine fellows hanging in front of Pj le's. Theywere fully an inch and oue half in length. The Good Templars of l'uola are pre paring a play, to be given som time in June, Brownlee A Vear keep a.flae line of choice beef, pork and motion besides poultry, fiVtb and In season. Get your fresb or salt meats, bacon or ham of them.

Cash paijJ for hidee. When you go to Ottawa and want a good o.u are meal, just so a little east of the People's Xatioual Bank and step: mtoH. E. Lathrop's. Tlieyfrve up a meal sty le and charge only ets Tne Wells ville News i a neat Uttle Vcolunio riio published at WelUville" this cottpty.

H. M. Beuuelt, Editor and; publisher, is newsy has a fine display fails as wo hope a useful career ahead. Jack WhIUord bos sjfek this week, but Torn l'yle still kept tyinywt-; the goods jit low figures. ft.

C. Me Fadden, of re-turaedJrom Iowa on Tuesday. He reports It cool and wet there. Henry and Fremont Rjma.ey Will to'a house, In GreelsyV pn. Wednesday evs the band sMscour-, seth sweetly.

Ben Goodrich commenced the erection of a new house yesterday ou his laim west of town. Q. A. purchased of lr. Tliompson, on Monday, sixty head of fat cattle averaging 1211 lbs at seven cents per pound.

G. W. "Armstrong, of Cutler tnwn ship, is locking over the ground at K.tn-toui, with idea of erecting a saw mill there. The citizens are ready to assist in tbe projoct.f Ottawa Journal. Tbeetore of J.

E. Forbos at Ottawa, was burglarized ol ottjT.uea-day nijfbt. The Sample who are at work be-. tween this place and Greeley, huve nearly filled a coutract for 2.0.0C0 hoops. Two town eltus a half a mile apart in Bluo.Ji Linn-eo.

Green liros. hare tbe most complete stock or groceries In town. Goto Sumday echool in upper room ef th3 school bouse next Sunday. W. V.

Pingrey bas just completed the fence around his quarter south of John Terrella farm. of Osawatotpie-twp, is preparing to build an addition to bis farm residence. The first anniversary of the prohibition amendment was held at the M. E. churcQ Tuesday evening.

Speeches were made by A. W. Benson aud C.B. Mason, who thought temperanca the most importagl queetiun of tbe day, and that tbe party which opposed it would be snowed under. Ottawa Journal.

took out for Handy Andy about June It! An election has been ordered Wil-iarasburg township, Juua 9, to vote on a proposition to bond tho township for $31,000 in favor ofthe Fort Scott A Tc-peka 'railroad also same date in Richmond to w-uship for and In Cot-toliweod township for Mr. Crowder bas selected a site for the Tabernacle -the park and has the lurabet on tho ground, lie is now push lag tho work and expects If tho weather la favorable to have ready for use in a week- Near Ottawa last Sunday Tnomas -Wells shot himself through his stomach because a young lady refused to goto Sunday school with him, and when, the girl was told of the incident she mere ly remarked "Ir knew the turned fool would do it sooner or later. Gxcbango Colony Free Press; Jr. Wtlsh- has bis -drug stock fixed up and has now as fine a stock as can be found in tbe county, bath as regards. stock and fixtures.

He has purchased Mr. Figley's interest and is now sole proprietor. We notice by oiifexehanges that the people ol Spring Hill, Aubrey and Lou Isburg are trying to work up a branch of the Santa Fe from jblatbe to tbe Bates- co. coal fields. Why can't we have thai branch from Ottawa through Lane and to K.oh HIU? Ottawa is tbe eeuter of five different lines ol road un der tbe control of the Santa Fe and a good distributing for coal to all parts of Kansas.

A road.through here with our coal prospects and the mines already developed at La Cygneand Bleb Hill lusure a paying line from tbe start. Western Hme Journal The Lane Advance baa become tbe property of Mr. O. Al. Wilber, bis former partner retiring.

Tins' la oue or those plucky little sheets which holds on to a sparse population, with a determined grip until an increased imailgratiiui makes its tUteaee indiapedsiblc aal lii SUfiqrt 'A J. Fyle. iu Town. Property. KANSAS cousult- Mew Goods Goods Implement P.

KAS, LLLL 1111 NNNNJI LLLL lUINNN Jt RUCiGIST, YOU MONEY See The Figures! A. Gc BEliSIEA, And ft Pieces Ot XKI.nTllQS, For827.0G. i-h b'h 7Ji cenU pet; posiscrvi. A BIG LINE OF Ofall grades at Carpets, AND LAMBREQUINS. 5i.ndlcia-arle3.

a full Like of mi Constat tlr.on haatlt Frelsbt will be paid Oils ftjl Kooda for JLJ or aKCK.ir. Itteayouwanta iafiABGU.H,' Call at, C.W.DeWolfe&Son's, J. II. BARNES, THE PHOTOGRAPHER, Garnett, Kansas. Old pictures re-copied and enlarged.

Crayon Work a specialty. Brick for sale at the lumber yai'-d ot Brown Co. WAITED. Money to apply oa account, wltk- oOt costs, at the lumber vard of A BROWN C0 ORGANS ganised at the ludiauapons school house, This Is the eeaaon. for but lt.

fun I Thbs. Powert, tenant on Soma Wells's faVm, haa plowed up his field of chinch bugs and, planted it to cantor beaas. There is a sample of wheat at tbe AdvisCs office, taken Ibis week from the field of Mr, B. which (the vfheat stalk) is three feet, five leches in length, and is nearly ready to bead. Who can beat that? Lookout far th.V,jaajt UaMainf Hod Mio.

Be on the watch for the lightning-rod man. The Petrie gang is at work in this and adjoining counties With headquarters at-4tlaa. etrio is a small man with gray and a sandy mustache, and pretends to be a little deaf. He generally does the soliciting While his partner sits in the buagy They will rod your home very. chap.r as.

they want to advertise. Yoii sign their contract; they put up the rods, photograph yourjuse and present you with a copy, and f.ter a while you are notified by the bank, that your note for $140 is in their poesesalua and must, be paid, the original note was written for only $10. Ssuoh re facts! Keeppur shot guns loaded. pon't fail to examine our be-, fore jMir.vijs.iug elsewhere, Gresw Bros. Henry A.

Negus, ts eioculionistgave an entertainment in the gcQQOl-house on Tuesdav night. N. has first-rate powers of iiniiatlom, and a rich, deep bass voice well cultivated, and under good control. Otherwise his performance was nothing extraordinary. lien ry Anderson and Mary Yancey (colored), were married on Saturday eveningApr.

29, at Pleasant county. The ceremonies were perfurmed byRev. id. Ale Do well. The best cigVirSjlii town at Gatliu's.

Call and see tuoae fancy suitings at Oh the 25th uit. the er.C. W. Care, of Paola, was burned to the Sound. The tire was caused by the ex uslun of a kerosene lamp.

Tbe los was about fl.COJ. Anything in the grocery line can be lariat Sew line ol calicoes, par. asols etc. at T. J.

Pyle's. Gatliu's is ihe lor anything frebb in the uiua tine. Wm. D. reason, formerly of the Pai.

la Spirit, bas bought out the iuterebt ol it. P. iu the Miami Rjpublicau. 11 you want, bargaius call on Gkeen Bitos. The Paola live tajs that a firm iu DoaroN, Ouio.

are contemplating the location ot a nix mm at d. wonder it they intend tu ruu it by do- power 1 Wsn.ed.. A younic man who combs bis hair with a tine tooth comb, and parts it in the middle, to follow up dances and advertise ail lost hats. A man ol experience preferred Address XIZ; eare of the ADVA.XCK. N.B.

No ladies need apply. A fresh stock ot Mound City mixed paiuts, all colors, which we will sell at a closo margin for cash. atHaiper'S Mss Prohibition Conveotiaa st Ottp, At a -recent meeting of tbe Ottawa Temperauce Union a resolution was passed inviting the temperance men ol Franklin county to meet in mass convention to consider the interests ot tbe cause of prohibition iu our county. Tbe meeting wi.l be held Saturday, May 18 in at o'clock p. in.

in the court room. It is hoped there wU be a general at-teneance and that every neighberhood' Will se represented. JPL F. JtLi.is, Secretary. -5 Jg 150 deg.

water-clear coal oil at per gal. at Gatlin's. Tom Pyle had a flue tot ot dry goods this week and says goods taken a fall, -s r- DotLt Jorget to give Gatlin a call When jbu need paints ana oils. 1 ItsrllVm Discsvsry, W. J.

Ellis bas been slashing out gooda and agricultural implements eo last of late that a 'special committee was appointed to inq-iire the cause. After due investigation they fouud a oung lady (very young) had come to live with the ant. Da motion It was ifesolved that he be excused on promise to be more caret ul in the luture. Motion carried Adjourned sine die- A big stock ol black books, statlonery ubotograph and autograph albums, toi- iet articles, etc. to arrive at W.

11. Gatliu's this week. I want to trade goods for. butter and eggs. T.

J. Pyle. Qjjrtsrly Mlnj, The Third Quarterly Maeting ol the Free Methodist church' win be held at Laue, Kansas, commencing Friday evening May 12: and continuing over Sunday. Preaching Friday ami Saiur-day evenings at p. Sunday 11 a.

iu. and 7:30 m. Ue Leonardsou wi.l preside. A cordial iuvitation is extended to everybody to attend." Clsy Chiaf. Among ail tbe tine horses to be seen here Kruus's Chief stands par ex-eelience.

For general purposes as well aa lor style and speed he- fills tbe bill Farmers are recommended to take at aim at. Co waa'o stable. i i 'Jf A nice lot ol ladies' aud misses' hats Our stock i3 complete in all departments. xvess Go ds A-Sp ecial Our stock of CLOTIIING la very large, for Men, Youths and Boys, ZH AT THE LOWEST PRICES We.make a specialty of SELTZ II AND MADE BOOTS SITOFS iMen, AVomen and Children, Every pair OF HATS AD CAPS, We carry a rull line ror Men and Boys, in all the latest styles BUR GR0JJE11IBEPABT MT Is comploto, and all fresh goods. QUEEN8WARE AND GLASS- WAKE in endless varieties.

CARPET AND FLOOR OIL-CLOTH also iu stock and lor sale cheap. All theabove goods we have a fine assortment, at tho lowest possible brd'eeo'sr. h0P ftt? 00 0t HORACES fEWBEBBY GLAZIER, House Sign PArEIt MA' "fCr A. First Class Wovk at erates Saitable trade taken in part payzr.ent tor labor per loi ined. a pa rotv ge ly sojic it d.

Leave orders at the Grange 4atore or call at mv residence uear the depot, iu Lane, Khiishs. .36 if. IIorace J. Newberry. A li'M KUS 1 KAKTM" EltS ill you want your plnyrs and cultivators sharpened, goto JUccs chills, fevers and a general tonic take celebrated Agnepre.

43 DR. SIBLEY, THE DENTIST, will be here Mav 17 and 18. lo attend 'o work In his iine, such as rilling and extracting teeth, making plates, etc. rVe have sonie good jFlax Ssed to Loan, or 6mall quastities. fjall at the lumber yard.

w. A. Brown The test place we have found recently to get a good lunch or square ulealjis atLtthen Restaurant, So'jith of the Square, Jvans. A large stock ol IXUR.UN anp TAP ESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS, STRAW and NAPIER MATTINGS, tapestry and smyrna rugs, At PRJCES as LOW as AS HOUSE EAST or -WEST. at CD.

CRANE'S, OTTAWA.jKANSA3. LIME. When you want a article of Lifjie, you will find, it at the lumber yard. 7 A. S.

pROWx Co. Bring your butter, egs, dressed chickens and any Qther produce von may have to sell, totao. T. J. PyLE.

The Jnive.riil Verdict that Brown's Pepsin Ttmio eures Dys pepsia. For sale at our urcg stores, i All Western Farmers and Mechanics bear witness to the healing power ot Brown's Arnica Salve. Sjid by druggists generally. Brown's Pepsin I'ouio cures Dyspepsy-. suffer longer.

Try it. Said by all Druggists. Brown's Vegetable Liver Pills, cure Biliousness, Sick Headache, and Con-tpatiun. Try them. ForsalebyW.lt.

Gailin, aud the Farmer's Drug Store. Aie You iUoU? Tivown's Liver Pills will cure you. For sale at atliii's, Fuller Wells'. The best are Dr. Qvster'e Ca-i hartic and Liver ltegulatiug Pills.

i3 lit The bet remedy la tne Worjld for the Blood aim Liver, is Sarsapariua Daudeliou and Iodide of Potassium. 1 Take Dr. Oyster's Floral Pectoral for coughs, aua iunS awim AGKE STOKE, "W- ELLIS, -rVGrXf rDEALEIt IS- AgriculturaL fhoysoa's Howers, Eeapers, Hay Rakes and Sulky Plows. Asrcut for the. M.

OSBOBN RwperSj Self Mowing Machines. Plows all warranted to give satisfaction. BUGGIES OR SPRING WAGONS. -The Best hi tho Market Harrows and Barbed Wire Itepairs ordered ior an kiBdefmacuiat. 39-Li I at cost lDse out stwk at Pyls, pin s.

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