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Athens Messenger And Herald (Newspaper) - July 5, 1894, Athens, Ohio The Athens messenger and h kit Ald july 8,1894. 5 matters. To Quot at the recent session of the Board of a �?------1 c0uqty commissioners the following tax is at Wheeling w. N a., j Levy was made for the year 1894 Ordinary expenses 4 Mills Bonds and in g j Jones week. A m. Stine returned to Chi prof go tuesday. # Ira Klee and family Haye removed Greenfield Ohio. A h. Moore was in Lier part of inst week. J Harry 0. Strider is with Grosvenor a Jones. A the Columbus Hocking Valley a Athens railway company through it attorney l. J. Burgess and director Mac Poston last saturday paid into the Terest .44 Mills election expenses .23 state Treasury $50,, the Advance rennin.-, armory expenses .03 Mills poor Tai of the Hocking canal property As fund i Mill childrens Home 4 Mills i provided in the Barnhart Law. This is Relief indigent soldiers .2 Mills in the largest sum Ever paid into the state p ,. Prov Ltd a roads 2.8 Mills. It was decided i Treasury at one time from the canal Ostroy in t lat the Levy of 1.95 Mills for Bridge j system and it came when much needed studying Law purposes made at the March session be set aside Aud a rate of .95 Mills be assessed for Bridge purposes Aud nothing Maude Mcgrath has bad As a f or Road purposes. The free scholar miss Lizzie Murray of Mcarthur. A up in the Ohio University for this misses Weimar Are haying con i county was awarded to miss Mary e. A i a a a in i Euler. On their bid of sets the Mas Sillon Bridge company was awarded the contract for building a Bridge across the guest i be Teri a Fine Brick residence near the trick plan jr8 Del. Tewksbury of Hamden guest of her parents, mrs. Heart Logan. Red Ferguson of Coalton Jack son county was the guest Over sunday friends Here. Or a. P. Whipple has gone to de Michigan to take a course of in tru Tiou in music. Ella Moore principal of the sunday Creek near the infirmary Bridge is to be of Iron 101.5 feet Long 14 foot Roadway Aud is to be completed by september 1st. Be. J. Jones Aud scan Albert accompanied by c. E. Poston of Nelsonville will leave for new York on wednesday of next week where they will take passage on the . A for Europe. They will go directly to Liverpool xelkicfill0 High school is spending thence to Wales England and Scotland As the finances of the state Are Low. Under the terms of the Law this Money was to be paid july i. It is said death of William s Lowry. The Community wok shocked monday Forenoon by the announcement of the sudden death of or. William Lowry. Or. Lowry has been failing for some tune in fact be has Heel afflicted with chronic diarrhoea Ever since the War last thursday he became so ill that it wis necessary to take his bed. He continued be fast Aud grew weaker but tile end was not anticipated so soon of it came. Monday morning at 10 30 of clock he expired suddenly without a struggle highest of All in Leavening u. S. Govt report. That the company proposes to proceed the direct curse of death being organic absolute pure it once with the construction of the Road haying complied with All the requirements and unless interfered with by the courts will have trains running by january i 1895. A in the report of the meeting of tile he served with credit throughout heart disease super induced by Bis j chronic ailment. Or. Lowry was born near Athens August 2, 1835, and was therefore at the time of his death almost 59 years of j cation in Athens. Probate judge Bethel and family pending the summer on the judges urn in York township. Or. Leroy Davis of Middleport ins been assisting in the Cline pharm to v for the past several Days. Mrs. Or. O. Dunlap of the state Hospital was the recent guest of for jerhome friends at Mcarthur. Probate judge Bethel recently appointed j. La Brown trustee of the estate of Archibald g. Brown deceased. The a Melon Colic Days have come that is to say tile first instalments of watermelons Are upon the local Market. Or. Will. Norris arrived Here from Hutchinson Kansas the former part of last week and will make in extended visit. A it is somewhat remarkable that both of general Grosvenor hons in Law messes. Mckee Aud Leete Are demur frats. Miss Anna Tullis of Nelsonville attended commencement last week and was the guest of the family of l. O. Tullis. Maj. Charles Townsend left the former part of the week for York Nebraska where he delivered the fourth of j uly oration. A or. And mrs. D. Casto of Elizabeth West va., were the guests during commencement of mrs. Castors Mother mrs. Dorr. Born to or. And mrs. A. A. George done 30th, a daughter. For further particulars inquire of the agent of the Ohio Central lines. Or. John Clark of Lancaster a genial accommodating Young gentleman has accepted Tho position of clerk at the hotel Athens. Mrs. A. Ii. Frame Aud daughter Mary of pick Way Ohio Are tile guests of mrs. Frunze a a parents or. Aud mrs. Charles Morris. Jeunie Ryan is Home from Cincinnati where for the past year she has been receiving instruction in the conservatory of music. A masters Harry Guthrie Bartlett John Gist and Harry Mirick Are Home from Kenyon military Academy gamer Ohio to spend vacation. A a. Monroe Stewart for the past year a student at the o. U., will go to Sandusky Ohio to engage in the Sale of a dictionary during vacation. Attorney c. D. Hopkins has returned from Delaware where he attended the commencement exercises of his a Taa mater Ohio Wesleyan University. Misses Marne Davis and Lottie Farley departed sunday afternoon for Parkersburg w. Va., where they will be the guests of friends for a w Eek or Teu Days. Representative Sleeper will arrive Lune tins week from Denver where he Quot As in attendance upon Tho meeting of National league of Republican clubs. Or. L. E. Meany clerk of courts Washington county attended the Ju-1, a convention last week Usa Delevy the and while Here was the guest of a a brother or. F. P. Mcvay. Let a o. S. Wood assistant physio the state Hospital has recently. A called to his former Home at Kington Meigs county by these. Illness of his sister miss Ella Wood. Or. Jesse Davis and daughter be-li<5e have returned from Cincinnati Mil again take up their residence 10 Athens. Miss Davis has been attend Cincinnati conservatory of music. R w. Coultrap esq., of Mcarthur a a Quot in Athens monday. Or. Coil trap so Ida were much disappointed it the pm it of tins judicial convention last my As they confidently expected his they will also Cross the Channel and make a tour of Belgium and possibly France and Germany. They expect to be gone until the first of october. The misses Stinson will also sail for Europe soon. They will go to Glasgow Scotland for a time Aud thence to Paris to remain a year. A among the guests from abroad present at the Grosvenor Leete wedding last week were mrs. Horace Leete Mother and or. Ralph Leete Uncle of tile Groom of Portsmouth or. Aud mrs. W. L. Kessinger mrs. Sam Preston of Nelsonville or. Aud mrs. . Bond or. Ii. L. Chapman of Columbus or. And mrs. George l. Currier or. And mrs. Bert Fuller or. Lawrence Bond of Gallipolis. A one of the most indefatigable workers in the be publican judicial convention Here last week was w. Sibley editor of the Gallipolis Tribune. Or. Sibley is no less a shrewd skillful political manipulate than he is a Graceful versatile wielder of the editorial pen. A miss Active Cornell returned from Cincinnati the latter part of the week where for the past six weeks she was the guest of Lier sister mrs. Blanche Christopher. She was accompanied Home by or. And mrs. Christopher Aud infant son. A marriage licenses have been issued to w. A. Hav Deu and Elizabeth Daugh Olio teachers association at Delaware last week we find the following a miss Annie Pearl Mcvay principal of the High school at Ashtabula spoke upon the work in the school room. She discouraged military sentiment in the school mud said respect for Law is the great duty of the before the modern language association a paper by or. Super on a Thole tier c in Korn us language was read. At the meeting of the Ohio College association drs. Lerossignol arid Dorily of the o. I., were present and participated in the exercises. A mrs. Johanna Goodrich a former efficient teacher at the children a Home accompanied by her daughter miss Carrie a former student of the o. U., and More recently of Hiram College have been tile guests of Athens friends and Are at present the guests of friends and relatives near Coolville their former Home. A an unusual amount of building is i being done in Athens this season de i spite the Industrial stagnation and we Are pleased to note that most of the buildings Are of modern architecture. The snows of the coming Winter will fall for the first time upon Many Beautiful and attractive Koines in Athens. A the base Bull craze in Athens seen s to have Gouer completely dead this year. There Lias been no club organized or any games of any importance played Here this season. This democratic regime must be very demoralizing indeed to thus put a quietus on the base Ball a among former students of the o. U., who attended commencement last week were Vii by Hyde of Chillicothe John c. Pickett Aud Bert Cotton. The latter two have been curo led As Stu the War being a member of co. A 4th w. A. Infantry. September 20, 1800, he was married to miss Amelia Sprague of Chillicothe to whom five children were born four of whom two sons and two daughters still survive. Or. Lowry has always been a resident of Athens county. For Many years lie was fish and game Warden of the county governor Foraker appointing him j to that position. He was a charter member of Columbus Golden Post g. A. R., was a former commander and at the time of his death was senior vice commander of the Post. M r. Lowry was a citizen of Many worthy qualities and lie will be missed in the Community. The funeral services were held tuesday evening at 0 30 of clock under the the c. H. V. A t. Striae. On thursday of last week president Waite of the Columbus Hocking Valley a Toledo railway issued a circular to tile employees of the Road announcing a restoration of the scale of wages in Force before the to per cent reduction was made january 15tli lost. This did not seem to be satisfactory to the e Uip Loyes and a new grievance committee chosen by the american railway Union waited upon president Waite and presented a new scale the acceptance of which they demanded by Friday noon of last week. This new scale provides for the restoration of the to per cent. Reduction and further asks for uniform wages in All the Yards it i provides for an Advance in Section menus wages and it also provides that Over time shall be allowed after twelve j hours instead of fourteen As is now the Case. They claim that wages in the a Yards and of Section men have been auspices of the g. A. It. A scriptural up Ltd it a a base a �?ou<1 request that a lesson was read and prayer offered at the residence and the Beautiful burial rites of the order observed at the Ceme-1 <1a> foremen $2.25 for Day switchman Tery revs. Powell and Murdoch assist i of a q Ruht switchman and $1.25 for ing in the services. I Section men. President Waite protested that auth a James h. Davis of Columbus aged event time was not Given the company i 28, was brought before Justice Henry Logan tuesday charged with Petit to consider this demand but chairman wild of the grievance committee in erty David w. Dobbins and Anna l. Dents of the College of physicians mud Angel Wilber Downey and Katie Maxwell Clement l. Martzolf Ftp and Candace m Ace Alvin c. Woodworth and Annie silvers. A miss Ollie Wilson one of the Eli surgeons Baltimore. A the members of the Charleston base Ball club were domiciled at the hotel Athens sunday night. They were in passant to Marietta where Hie a engaged to. He was committed to the county jail for ten Days and Tine and costs to the amount of $8-j was imposed upon him. The offence to which Davis plead guilt j was the breaking open of a trunk in the House of Stansbury Calvert of Claysville Aud stealing $15 in Money and a Gold watch in All to the value of $31.�0. This amount was dangerously near the line of grand larceny which is a Penitentiary offence. A at the state Encampment of the sons of veterans held at Fostoria last week. Don. Cable of Nelsonville was elected state commander Over j. V. Hilliard of Newark by u majority of 37. # i 1 Able and Law abiding and their cause is this will bring the headquarter of the infinitely More worthy of sympathy client teachers of the Athens schools de in two games of Ball with the Marietta parted lust Friday for the West to spend her vacation. She w ill be the guest respective of relatives in Sedalia Aud Kansas City Missouri Aud in Oklahoma. A messes. H. Hama of Mcarthur c. D. Smith of Zanesville a. Cotton of Nelson v ill Tom kid Well of Aumsville and f. Allensworth of Pomeroy attended the k. Of Banquet at hotel Athens monday evening. A or. F. W. Basil principal of the schools it Mcconnelsville was one of the Many commencement visitors last week. We Are pleased to chronicle the fact that Fred is meeting w Ith deserved Success in life. A for drunkenness on the streets Duvid Jones was a run in by marshal Dean Aud taken before mayor Wilson saturday who imposed an income tax of $5 in Fine and costs upon erring David. A by the addition to their ranks of or. Fred. Hibbard the Athens band has been greatly strengthened and As now constituted has some of the Best musical Talent in Southern Ohio. A or. T. Welch left saturday for Annapolis Maryland to enter upon a course of study preparatory to being club the former part of tin week. A messes. W. Ii. Brown and Perry l. Beul have rented a room in he Potter Block next door to o. 1. Sloan where they will open a grocery about july 16th. Both Are worthy gentlemen mud Merit Success. A Lewis Petty one of our staunch friends at Frost made this office a pleasant Call last week. Or. Petty served w Ith Honor through the late War haying endured for a time Hie horrors of Andersonville prison. Or. Frank Leslie son of Rev. T. Ohio division to Nelsonville. Or. Hie served the past year As senior vice commander and ii is promotion came As a Well deserved recognition of his fitness for the position. E. J. Kessinger was appointed As one of the delegates to the National Encampment. The next state Encampment will be held it Xenia. A or. Thos. N. Black of Oleo ebon than that of the men in the attempted Pullman Boycott who have deserted their employers without having any grievance and w to Iii Many places Are resorting to violence Aud lawlessness. K. Of Installation and banquet. Athenian Lodge no. 104, knights of pythias installed the following officers for the ensuing term at their regular meeting last monday evening Dis superintend Cut of the Chicago a Ohio i Triet Deputy grand Chancellor George Coal it cur co., was u business caller at j the messenger and he a Ald office tuesday. He informs us that the work Jot opening the new mine Midway bet tween Hamley run Ami Hen ebon is i progressing Aud the company will soon i to prepared to ship Elul. They will give employment to about 250 men. Dyson acting As installing officer assisted by past Chancellor Henry Zeu her As grand prelate and la. L. Hooper As grand master it arms a C.,t. It. Roush c. A. Miller v. C., h. Armstrong prol., h. A. Teubner k. Of la. A s., will j. Has i Tings to fill the unexpired term of e. A g. Biddison resigned m. At a., win. I i ii a Quot a t i a. Gabriel i. G., Frank Lowry o. G., or. E. Ii. Gifu formerly janitor A Hibbard. M. Leslie of Nelsonville is spending i of the o. U., now Engineer for the John or. Miller the newly installed son Coal company at new Pitts-1 Chancellor commander nude a neat or a a Inu Hun seven grow to sons All of whom number of forty two repaired to the Are employed in Railroad service. John hotel Athens where a sumptuous w. Is Railroad agent it St. Alb aus . Banquet was served. Neither the boys 1 of Tho Lodge nor landlord Steenrod do things by fractions hence the occasion was made a thoroughly enjoyable one. Or. Miller served As Toast master. j toasts were responded to in a Happy m. A. Henson a graduate of the Ohio manner by messes. J. Dyson a. A. University was recently reelected sup 1 i Hor pct o flt. The summer it Springfield Ohio. Mrs. Leslie and daughter Lillian Are recuperating at magnetic Springs Union county. A miss Verna Kontner of Nelsonville graduated at Hiram College it the recent commencement. Or. Ruuk Doan also graduated from the preparatory department of the same institution. Fellow citizen of Athens a word with you have you cleaned up your premises and Are they devoid of till disease Breeding filth if not you should attend to it at once. Captain and mrs. Dzubur of Calli va., Aud is assisted by his brother George p., both of whom Are graduates of the o. Davis prof. H. My a a e. V a t i a i h. A. Teubner. Or. F. P. A buy Vennt Endert of the Mcarthur schools at r Hooper. H. Porter a Ltd others. An increased salary. J. Chase Dowd also a former Well know student Here was elected principal of tile High examined for admission to the United Polis mrs. Wertheimer and mrs. Major school. O. Students inevitably gravitate to the top in the affairs of life. States naval Academy. Downing and Sou John of Middleport a or. Super will attend the meeting Are this week the guests of mrs. Of the National educational association j George Fallou. Quot Bina Tion. To a Hunter the new pastor of j Kristian Church begun his labors Quot a last Sabbath. Rev. Diluted is at Asbury Park and will spend several weeks at different Points Iii new Ork and Pennsylvania. A or. . In Mcconnell of Nelsonville wus this week granted a Patent Oil u mine ventilating Hub through the Agency of c. A. Snow a co., Washington d. A we learn that or. J. Parker a prominent merchant and Well known citizen of Nelsonville is closing out his business preparatory to removing to Montana. A we were pleased to meet last week editor e. S. Trussell of the Pomeroy Tribune Telegraph who attended the a the effect of the Pullman Boycott of the american railway Union is apparent in the almost total suspension of through freight traffic on the Baltimore a Ohio southwestern Railroad. But few or. Fred. Hibbard favored the assembled guests with two violin solos in his inimitable manner Aud the Selby orchestra rendered excellent music for the occasion. Athenian Lodge is constantly growing and is coming to rank among the Foremost lodges of Southern Ohio. A it is said that the Marietta Board of health has hit upon this novel plan to rid the town of English sparrows. Every night after dark the fire depart eastbound through trains Limaye passed ment turns several streams of water up Athens this week those passing being a ibis continued ducking Inui uly Stock trains. That project of the local y. W. Judicial convention As a Delegate. T. Iii proposing to erect and present to the town a drinking Fountain is commendable. Move. Or. L. M. Tinker of Nelsonville a miss Alite Ayers cashier in the store of the Springfield Coal a ice co., in other words it is a a by a so Nelsonville is visiting her parents Here this week. A the Pomeroy Trimue Telegraph was Down to the county Cut the former Riat miss Leua Stewart is visiting part of the week. The doctor is Estu i Rem Jug Zuj relatives at athe Usail col Lishing a Fine practice at Nelsonville. I urn bus. A among the Many elegant new Resi j Jar upwards a prominent Young deuces about completed in Athens is j n8j�?z0hm Attu of Columbus is the guest that of miss Nellie Vorhes on South Vine Street. For sunday liquor Selling . Of his wife a parents or. And mrs. J. O. J Jones. A a or. H. May Bagh of Westerville vis was recently fined $40 Aud coat by was the guest Over the fourth of ins mayor Wilson line Aud costs amount fatties Samuel Mayhugh of mechanics my to $45. Burg. A the Athens Rand furnished some a ii. It. Mcvay superintendent of Nihti a a by pity do Promise ill a a a i own but i i to Dubij Nim it i it it 1111 m him i Tho vacation with in dirt ii to Here. I 11 to doubt he attended with Success i in Bayonne Here. He graduated w Nam College at the recent com-1 a a Cement. Tiou last week the time for the payment of june taxes in this county will he till j Illy 2 it us i the vacation with his parents Here. All Road Laws relating to the two extended Days labor of the highways were repealed by the last legislature. A the Muling Industry of the Hocking Valley is Guin paralysed of account of the a. H. V. At t. Strike. As freight traffic on that Road is entirely suspended the shipment of Coul is impossible Aud us a consequence the mines Are Guin shut Down. A married on wednesday evening june 27th, it the resilience of the brides parents or. And mrs. F. It. Hoisington near Mineral or. George Woodruff and miss Furuie Hoisington Esquire Homer Bell officiating. A mrs. Maria Dickson widow of the late William Dickson of Alexander township died at her Home near Pleasanton on Friday lust. Interment at Pleasanton Munday. The flouring Mill at Hamden was struck by lightning Aud entirely destroyed last week. Lias produced the desired result As the 1 number of the Little feathered pests is i rapidly diminishing. A both wings of the University have been repainted decidedly improving their appearance. When travelling whether on pleasure Bent or business hike on every trip u bottle of syrup of figs As it acts most pleasantly and effectually on the kidneys liver Aud bowels preventing fevers headaches mud other forms of sickness. For Sale in 50c. Mud $1 bottles by All leading druggists. Manufactured by the California Fig syrup co. Only. A or. Knapp the Oculi St recently returned from new York City where for the past year lie Ime been making a special study of the Eye ear. Nose und Throat at now York opt Almie Aud ral Institute Aud new York polyclinic from both of which institutions he has diplomas. Or. Knapp contemplates locating permanently in Columbus this fall. R or. Knapp will be in Athens i rom saturday july 7th until tuesday a Only loth. Office at Palmer House. Will he at Coolville wednesday july Lith. Office at cottage hotel. Practice limited to the Eye ear nose Aud Throat. Consultation tree. A or. Prices Cream baking powder worlds pair highest modal and diploma. Uniform Price be paid�?$2.80 per Day for night foremen $2.79 per Day for larceny to w hich offence he plead Gull formed him that unless the demand was granted by Friday noon the employees of the Road would be ordered out of a strike. The company refused to comply with the demand the order to strike was Given Aud obeyed and since Friday noon practically no freight has been handled by the Road. Passenger trains run us usual although it was threatened the former part of the week to order out All agents and operators belonging to the Union and thus Stop passenger trains but this action was not taken. Niue tenths of the employees of this Road belong to the american railway Union which organization has charge of the strike. Be it said to their credit the strikers so far have remained peace read est Ive transfers. Athens township Sarah j. Ford to Ada b. Kurtz 79 acres. Sarah j. Ford to Ada b. Kurtz too acres. John Moore a heirs to c. W. Good Speed 2 acres. A. H. Stanley to a. M. Lewis i acre. A w. Goodspeed per administrator to i. H. Moore mud h. Of Bleness 04.5 acres $1910. J. P. Wood to we. F. Jourian ont lot no. To Richland $200. Athens Village. H. 1>. Myriek to Herbert Bayard outlet 117, $30. Ada Kurtz to Sarah j. Ford part of in lot 589. Ada Kurtz to Sarah j. Ford in lot 590, $3,000. Mary j. Graham to part of lot 135, $2,000. Tho. A. Watterson to t c. Steed out lot 191, $50. L. H. Glazier o. Aud Sarah Matilda c. Mcvay by will to Emma c. Mcvay in lot 55 am out lot 32. Alexander township. We. Rodgers to John c. Rodgers 35 acres $030. Ames township. L. H. Glazier to Frank Mcdaniel. 00.44 acres. Isaac Lafollett to Jas. H. Jones 101.04 acres $1105. L. Ii. Glazier to Jno. F. Grubb 0.71 acres. L. H. Glazier to Jno. F. Grubb 19.3 acres $789. Bern township. Leo. H. Hold Croft to Jas. W. Hold Croft 25 acres. W. J. Warrener to A. Wan Oner 143 acres. B. Plumly it us. To Hannah Graham and Mary Morris 148 acres. Canaan township. It in leu to Mary h. Gather. 25.15 acres $650. J. H. Johnson tax certificate to Lewis Carpenter to acres. Chris. Watkins to John e. Watkins 40 acres. Carthage township. David Shields to aaa Shields 29 acres. $.500. Dover township. David Coulson to Nancy Linscott to acres $100. Nancy Coulson to Nancy Linscott 30 acres. W. Southerton per widow to Cora c. Day 64.82 acres. W. Southerton per widow to Cora c. Day 125.1 acres. per widow to Lydia a. Southerton 13.72 acres. W. Southerton per widow to Lydia a. Southerton 110,08 acres. Ler township. Alpheus Wilson per Assignee to Hugh Ogden 1�2 acres $4050. Jos Ali Herrold per widow to m. J. Dickson 5 acres $80. Isaiah Mcvay per assigned to j. W. Buxton 90.97 acres $1650. Rome township. Nicholas c. Cooper to a. Mcgill 8.05 acres $75. Thoe township. S. T. Boggs to we. Baker 5 acres. $45. Moses Lawrence to a. E. Lawrence to acres $350. Alice Curtis to a. J. Moksim lots 1102 Aud 1106, Hockingport $350. Thimble township. Samantha to we. Maholm, 81.44 acres $4,000. Nancy Shanor per heirs to we. Shanor and Mary Clark 12.8 acres. Glouster Village. Republic Coal co. To Henry g. Bartlett lot 306, $100. Job Bailes to Lewis m. Warehime part of lots 697, 698, 699, $225. Francis St Bryson to Bart Stilly out lot 24, $00. Jacksonville Village. Lou. E. Johnson to Dies v. Kidwell lot 126, $80. Frank r. Gross to Elizabeth j. Gross lot 145, $790. Waterloo township. Mary Fuller to Betsey b. Mcdaniel part of lots 17, 18 Aud 19, Millfield $460. Vork township. Noah Johnson to Alfred w. Lindsay 60x100 feet Sec. 15, $175. Nelsonville Village. Frederick w. Bull to Robt. H. Jackson West i lot 92, $2,000. J. And j. H. Reynolds to j. M. Hyde lot 448, $1,000. Beware of ointment for Catarrh Bat contain Mercury 1 As Mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell mud completely derange the whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces. Ditch articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputable plies Icilus As the damage they will do is Teu fold to the Good you can possibly derive from them. Halls Catarrh cure manufactured by f. J. A Bluey a co., Toledo Ohio contains no Mercury Aud is take internally acting directly upon the blood Aud mucous surfaces of the system. In buying Halls Catarrh cure be sure you get the genuine. It is taken internally and made in Toledo Ohio by f. J. Cheney a co. Testimonials free. T�?o8oid by druggists Price 75 cents per bottle. A lust monday while Charles bean was feeding the repress at the Trimble Brick Plant his thumb was caught in the machine Aud severed from the hand

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