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HIUUORO ARGUS, MAY 17, 1906 George Darety was in the city Monday. Go to McCormick'a for tchool uppliea, Auguat Irmler, of Cornelius, wag in town Taaadaj. Deputy Clerk Da Witt Smith tu a Portland visitor Monday. Cbas. Herb, of Greenville, was in the eity Tuesday evening. Antone Hermans, of North For est Grove, was in the burg Friday. MUa Edyth Moe, of Portland, was visiting friends here, Sunday. Hou. C. F. Tigard, of Tigard ville, was in the county seat last Friday. John Keep, of Cornelius, was in the city Monday, a visitor at the court bouse. J. C. Buchanan, the Cornelius hopgrower, was in ths city Satur day after noon. T. C. Wadaworth and wife, of Arleta, were out Sunday, guests of Dr. J. E. Ad kins. Dan and Ervins Burkhalter, of South Tualatin, were in the city Monday morning. Born. Mar 9. 1906. to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. E. Barnes, of near Cedar Mill, Ore., a daughter. Born. May 11. 1906. to Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Rebitxke, of North Hillsboro, a daughter. Miss Pearl Smith visited with her parents, Hugh Smith and wife, at Forest Grove, Monday. For a rood smoke try the Schil ler or Exoellencia and you will try them again and again. Perry Abbott, of Portland, is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Abbott, for a few days. John McClaran, of Gales Creek, wss down to the city Friday, meet' ing with his political brethren. Jos. Holder was down from Gas ton, Monday morning, before the county court with his liquor peu tion. Stewart Yauthao, one of Cedar Creek's tall cedars, was up to the county seat Friday, feeling fine and dandy. Herman Collier was up from Scholls. Tuesday, and reports ev erything looking fine down in his section. Wanted: Stock hos weighing from 80 pounds upward; also sheep, J. G. Haines, Beaverton, Oregon, Independent 'phone. A. N. Si anion, of Holly Farm southwest of town, leaves in the morning for a ten days trip to Chicago, going via tne Union ra cine. the city Tuesday. Mr. Krebbs, who moved there from South Tua latin, some months ago, likes his new location immensely. A reduction in organs at McCor mick's music store. A $75 Estey for 965; a 1,5 Estey slightly used, $50; a $60 Carpenter for $47.50 Edison Phonographs and Records. Councilman F. C. Ballard has been indisposed for some weeks, and has been taking a layoff for few days. His place in the shop , has been supplied by Julius Soren son. Taken up: Brown muley steer, top cut on lert tar; light brown around nnae: ownnr nail. n charges, prove property, and take same away, uwen Murray, uedar Mill. E. X. Harding, Gaston's justice of the peace, snd who presided at the trial of the "rambunkshus Portland fisherman, some weeks ago, was down to the county eapi toi, Monday. Speaking of groceries if you want tne nneet staple and fancy groceries to be found in the market, try John Dennis. We is sfter your trade, and once a customer, alwayi a customer. J. II. Cornelius, of Cornelius, and one of the old pioneers, was down to the city Tuesday. Mr, Cornelius has been indisposed for several months, but is now im proving finely. Brown Leghorn, Black Minorca and Barred Plymouth Rock eggs for sale; for hatching purposes; Leghorn, $1; Minorca and Ply mouth Rocks, 50 cents per setting. R. H. Greer. J. A. Hobbs, of Hillsboro, and John Witt, of South Tualatin, have received tbeir medals from the Lewis & Clark commission. Mr. Hobbs was given the award for oats, and Mr. Witt, for vegetables. W. H. Morton has bis greenhouse grounds, north of the court house, well under way, and ha has just planted a Roditorium, the parent of which originally cost fifty dol lars, when imported here from Europe. For sale: Twenty. 35. or 70 acres fin land; on rural mail route; farmers' telephone line; free merchant delivery; close to school and railroad town H. A. J. owner, Box 3, Hillsboro, Oregon . Thos. Paulsen, formerly of Gar den Home, and who at one time represented this county in the leg islature, was in town Friday. Mr. Paulsen has a five acre tract in Kast Portland, and says he has about all be wishes to do to keep things straight. Made la Ortgoo Exposition 4 DO lUBUe IU V'lCgVIU iliiviuuu will be held in Portland, from May 19th, to May 26, inclusive, and all the manufactured article of the state are expected to be on exhibit. neliua will have exhibits there, and the affair promises to be one of the . : .k -..- ..- outside of th Lewis Jt Clark Fair. Ibis is Oregon s nrst enn to en courage, by means of a complete CXDiDU, otner raenniac'tires. The Southern Pacific will eell tirkata tnr I Ha Ivrivuiiliitn for One "' f and one-third fare, sale days to be May 23, and for all trmne arriving in Portland morning of May 25 Final limit of return. May ! Rnrt rwrnn interta-titl in Oregon's manufactures should attend this meeting. $10 spent with Herman O-ter mann ,Centerville, entitles you to oU cents worth or merchandise, ov er the counter, free Ask him. V. P. Fiske, editor of the Oregon Woodman, published at Dallas, was in the city Saturday, and call ed at the Anus office. . f. is hustling camps for the . O. W ., and be is certainly a rustler. Report of School District No. 13, for month ending May 4: Number enrolled, spring term, Si: days at tendance, 5-soj; daily average at tendance, 26; names of pupils on roll of honor John, Eva and Her man Schulmericb and Gladys Shipley. Flora A. Smith, Teacher WANT COUNTRY STORE For rent: building in thickly settled community, suitable for a country store; can tret trade of over 90 families, properly conducted Apply at the Argus omce for fur tber information. Fresh Dairy Cows tor Sale I have three fresh dairy cows, for sale. All good milkers, Graded Jerseys. Jos. Bishop. Helvetia, on Hillsboro Route 1, Eight miles from Hillsboro. NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR Sealed bids will be received at the County Court rooms in Hillsboro, Oregon, on June 7, 1906, at 2 o'clock p. in., for the construction of s brideeon the Kiver road from Hillsboro to Fariiiington, near the old Ingram place, aim for s bridge at Colonel Haynes place N. . ot oret urove. By order of the County Court. Dated this 18lh dsy of May lStti. L. A. Kood, Judge. PETITION FOR LIQUOR LICENSE IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR WASH INGTON COUNTY. In the matter of the application of frank Colleit, (or license to sell spiritous, malt and vinous liquors, in Went Cedar freclnct, in less quantities than one gal Ion. To ths Honorable County Court of the state or ureiron lor wasiitngton county Your petitioners, actual rvi(lenU am legal voters of West Cedar Creek precinct, Wasmngton county, Uregou, and const! tuting an actual majority of the whole number of legal voters of said precinct, ana an oaving actually retouM in said West Cedar Creek Precinct more than thirty (30) days immediately preceding the aaie oi signing ana nung or ims petition, would respectfully petition and ask that a license to sell spiritous, vinous and malt liquors, and fermented eider, commonly known as hard Rider, in less (uantities than one gallon, in West Cedar Creek Pre cinct, Washington County, On-gon, be granted and issued to Frank ;nlfelt Tor a period of one year from the date of the is- aoaoee oi sucn license. Dated this 8th day of Hay, 190H. Names (signed Van Meeks, Clyde Baker, Frsnk Smith P. T. Meeks, J. I. Patterson. M. McMil- len. John Owens. B. O. Hmrerv. L. B, Brown, L. W. Roedlick, E. E. Baker, Tbeo. Mohrmann, John P. Mohrmsnn, Carl Mohrmann, Oust Hanke, Charley E. Snr.ith, H. Meinedse, Frank Lukes, Jfihn M eight r, Lawrence Wilson, Will Prathey, A. h. West, Q. J. W. Winkel, Emil Fritz. (1. Fischbuch, G. 8. Fischbuch, John J. Bap, Hans Jnrgensen, Fritz Meler, Her mann Schmidt. Adam Walin, F. Htark, J. Colfelt, John Egger. Aug. D. Dalliiiann, Ed Murphy, Joseph Werre. C. H. Mc Clere, Thos. Mattlileson, O. K. Horsfeldt, Nels N. Horafeldt. Jacob Thoiimnn, Da vid Lebeau, V. Lebeau, F. hme, Peter Segesxenmann, Hans D. Hack, P. P. Km ger, M. J. Haynes, C. A. Tyson, Bert Schoonover, Ferd Linger Sr., W. H. Has fnsther, Henry Hall, J. Weston, Wm. W. Bchutte, L. W. Hardin, Steve Cautwell, Wm. Bosslive, C. W. Ellison, H. J. Hard in, Paul Steften, Hermann Mamero, Theo dora Scbarffeiibe, Albert Oil, Herman Atraps, John Raster, Mike Conzelrnanu, Robert Clendeening, Hermann Conzel mann, John Conxelmann, John List, W, J. Smith, Dave W. E. Ston, lleinriek K. F. Hauf, Frank Mandel, Ignatz Hiinon, L, J. Pape, Fred Elwert, Karl Elwert, Alfred Stein, 8. Hteiu, Henry Meier, Henry Knit tel, E. J. Huibert, J. Rgne, Jos. Lamlierg, John 8ape, Otto Krebs, J. W. Hall, L. H. Hall, DB Hall, J K Smith, William Wil son, Aug Holznagel. Geo Hchneller, F Fox, J McPoland, K C Wet.el, Geo Harrington, E Spatb, Wm Boeiner, J H Paulee, Chris Holznagel, H Bremer, Omar Anderson, M Morman, C Collelt, J H Schoonover, F D Vincent, F Langer, H H Welch, James Brown J Carter, Jas Sulli van, J fontwell, B Widel, John Willener. 8 O Haugen, Henry Dittmann. To whom it may concern: Notice is hereby given that the undersigned resi dent of West Cedar Creek Precinct. Wash. Ington County, Oregon, will on Monday, the leth day ot June MOB, at 10 o'clock A. M. of said day present the foregoing peti tion to the County Court of the Bute of Oregon for Washington County, at Hills boro, Oregon, and at said time and place will ask that a licence be imued to the undersigned applicant, to sell spiritous, vinous and malt liquors and fermented cider, In Wast Cedar Creek Precinct, Washington County. Oreeou. in less quantities than one gallon, for a period of one year ironi tne uave or tue issuance ot such license. Dated this May lltli 1900. Applicant: FRANK COLFELT. Geo. B, Bagley, attorney for applicant. Argus and Pacific Monthly, $1.50. FACTS IN NATUSK. Wt Onto Da W Oei 1 limit II stare, aeana as weu. ' k. am ninjAm anj MTV. ou. who suffer from IndUrestioa or dys neiisia, headache, bi bowman. r torpid f . . . . 1 . ... . Hb k t ... In liver, Mxiauv w. . ti.A MArnin aJ moat aumtlle. It ba- mmn iiei-warv to tura to sow tonic or streiifthener which will assist Natur and help luem i ie on ur ami put the body Into lis proper conditio. It 13 Decoraing more anu aiurr .ii.ui aireuu ars to be found la forest plants a iii roow. id root. lvl Nearly forty years Sfo, Dr. RA . Were, iw consulting physician t ths Invalids otol and Sunrical Institute, at Buffalo, now c N. Y.. discovered that by sclenUBcally nuir lini ,iiiiki- ......... - - --, eiu-a.-tin aim comoininf wmh : .. ..1 ... f ..lit. UkM nai urun-i .w. i ..... iHtfU.H Limu umuM uro- duce a medicine which was asarvelously ... - . i.. . -- - - . ... kLul JiM.,l4AW enicieiu in curin cs, and liver and stomach troubio as well as mauv other caronic. or iiufwinf an- itiruu, This concentrated eitract at Nature's viuilty he named -uoioea mm I... I licnverv." It nurlSes th blood b Eutting ths stomach aud liver Into ealthy condition, thereby helping th diireuon and aasimilatioa of food which feeds the blood. Thereby It cur weak stomach. Indigestion. UDtd liver, or bil iousness. SttU ailiurvu umiiuia, i ..... k ...... wltk bitter or bad taste in th moral ng. trsuent or pain in side, back gives out easily and Cll. OelClllllg OI KS3. nHBlUll, W lnvular bowels, feel flashes of heat at- . t,k killv MitjklituftS nr kla drcd svuiptoms, they point to derange ment of your stomach, liver aad kidneys, which the "Uoldeu Medical Discovery win cirre' sure sivui7 nently then any other known agent. Coo- t si lis no alcohol or hablt-torming drugs. AH l lllgrMirufc yriuivu ymim i llsh on wrapper. permit the dealer to make a Utile mora proilt. I1PKIIU9; 7wu nij. nvir .w uw- stitiite (or "liuldeu Medical Dtsvoverr. Constipation causes ana ggrau .....t . .it i. ,k....,.kia many wnuua uisrav. . ' MMvwai; "i ku 11. H...'. PI.....I M1.U Una a laKSUVe; muui lure arw huhm Administrator's Sale Notice is hereby given that th under signed Administrator of th astat of Martin Sanberg. Deceased, by virtu of an order or U county court or m State of Oregon, for Washington County, mad ana sntereu on in Tin aay or way, IMUi. in the matter of th estat of Martin Sanberg, Deceased, authorising, licensing and empowering the underaigoed to make sale of the real propeity oeionging w aaiu estate, at private sale, will, aa and anar Monday, the 11th day or June, law, pro ceed to sell at private sal tor cash, tb tallowing uescrioeu real property, lying, lina and situate in Washington County, Oregon, and described as louows io-wii FIRST TRACT. Situate In the County of Washing ton. and State ot Oregon. Beginning at a point on the south line of the Jacob Wooley Donation Land Claim. No. Forty-Nine (4S) Township one (1) north, range three (3) west of the Willamette Meridian thirty-nine (39 chain and 1xty-ev en (6T) links north eighty-eight (it) degrees and forty-two (4!) minutea west from the southeast corner of said claim; thence north one (1) de gree and thirty (30) minutes east forty-four (44) chains and ninety, three (93) links: thence north eighty eight (88) degrees and forty (40) minutes west, thirty-six (36) Unas thence north one (1) degree and thirty (30) minutea east eighteen (18) links to the center or roaa no, three hundred and forty-four (344) thence north eighty-eight (M) de grees and forty (40) minutea west twenty (20) cbaing and rorty-nve (4&) links to a point in said road no. three hundred and forty-four (344) thence south twenty-flve (25) min utes west forty-five (46) chains and eighteen (18) links to the south line of said Donation Land Claim nine teen (19) chains and eighty-eight and one-half (88) links east of the southwest corner of aald claim thence south eighty-elght(88)degreea and forty-two (42) minutea east nineteen (19) chains and ninety-aev en (97) links to the place of begin ning, containing ninety-two and three one-hundredths (91.03) acre, more or less. , , SECOND TRACT. Northwest quarter of the soath west quarter of Bectlon 24, T. 3 N. R. 3 W. of the Willamette Msrldlan, Washington County, Oregon, contain ing 40 acres. THIRD TRACT. The northwest quarter of the southeast quarter and the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter of Section 22, T. 3 N., R. 3 W. of the Willamette Meridian, Washington County, Oregon. FOURTH TRACT. Commencing on the north line of the public road known as the Hills boro and Portland road on th Do nation Land Claim of Caleb Wilklns and wife In Section 26, township 1 north range 2 west ot the Willamette Meridian, Washington County, Ore gon, where the east line of tb pub lic road leading from 8. A. Holcomb's Donation Land Claim Intersects aald north line of the said Hillsboro and Portland road and thirty feet north of the south line of said Wilklns Do nation Land Claim; thence east along said road 40 1-6 rods; thence north 12 rods; thence west 40 1-6 rods to the public road; thence south 12 rods to the place of beginning, con-' talnlng three acre more or less. The undersigned will reeeiv bids after. said Monday, thelltu day of Jun. 1906 Dy man or otnerwts, at Hillsboro com mercial Bank, or at tb ottice of Geo. R. Bugler, Attorney-at-law, Hillsboro, Or. Said sale will be wad subject to oonttr-' ination by the Countv Court of th Stmt of Oregon, for Washington County. jynrcu uim 1 til aay 01 nay, iwo. George Hchulnierich. Administrator 0 the estate of Martin Sanberg, Deceased. Geo. K. Bagley, Attorney for Adminis trator. Edison's Gold Mould ed Records in StocK . - PRICE 35 CENTS ... . L. McCORMICK HILLSBORO ..... OREGON NOTICE OF TIME Notice Is hereby given that all person are notified not to give Charles Nauhbeur any credit of any kind, as we will not be responsible for any debt contracted by biiu. Signed by his parents. Frank Nachbaur. Mrs, Frank Nachbaur. Hillsboro, Oregou,May 12, 1909. CIctlofr-1rilki Blood Is LOVELACE Registered as PRINCE LOVCLACE 32.741 SHE Or BYRON LACE, 2.14; Rocklace, tri.il; True Low (,tl trial; Loveless (i) record :, fastest ,vyear-oM record made on N. C. ia 141x4, and winner of every nice in which she t;trud a a I -yrnr-olil ; Lovely 1VI1, winner of -yer-M trotting stake at State Fair in to,; Lord Lovelace, winner of t-ycar-otd pacing stuke at State Fsir iu lu4 ; Alto I-ece, j-year-old trial, a:iv; San Toy, -year-oM trial, t:jS iu race; Lottie B., t-year-old trial, t:Jb in race; Bessie Utwlacc, 3-yrar-oM trial, i:jS, iu race; Jerry, winner of uvniile cross country run for Shogrvn cup; ami of Bob Hirer's famous road hone, winner of silver cup. Olrea Dy LyOllSl and the K"- lr"o.r mare, Sprite. nlsTI rVfirVlil (lam of IHirsev l :; lletsv Briltou, :jj ; lUlllf Vl Cnll Lovelac. :; C.ol.llae, :iS4 ; The Orphan, S:i8,S; lHichras, a:7'j; lirilliantiiie, :)S) ly rrinerw, sire of i iu the list. Secoud dam, Crape Lisse (dam of King Rene, Jr., 117; tiuio X:io ; Baliarine, f t), by the great tieo. Wilkes. Lovelace is a bay stalliou 16.1, aud weighs 12S0 pounds. His colts are stake wiuuers wherever they start, and firize winners in the show ring. His colts are uniform y good size, level headed aud speedy. TIm Gt of Lovelace Brought McCarthy Sales Than That He will make the season of iox)6 at Hillsboro Pair Grounds. Terms: Season, $25; Iusuranee, $35. LB. TONGUE Reeves & Reeves, Cedar Mill, Or. Dealers in General Mer chandise of all Kinds ITS UP To be economical iu your 18 lb dry (rarutated sugar.,, fl 6 gallons coal oil 8oc 8 cake Golden Star Soap 25c I package Pustuui loc Cut rates on all Patent Medicines. All other goods marked accordingly. We run uo delivery wagon our expenses are light; hence the above prices. Highest Price Paid for Eggs and Dutter Eggs now iScadozcn. :- -:- Butter 35c per roll L Prince Melbourne PRINCE MELBOURNE, the full-blooded Clydes dale Stallion, dark bay, three years old, weighing 1500,-built on model lines, a sure foal getter, and coming from the best stock ever imported from Scotland, his sire by Kalamar, he by Millionaire, his first dam by Bendigo, he by Master of Beauty re, Will Stand the In the Washington County stud at the farm of T. R. Davis, 3 miles northwest of Hillsboro. Prince Melbourne's grand dam was by Merry Mason, he by Prince Alfred ; his dam by Prince Ajane, he by Prince Charlie, taking first prize at Lancashire; got by Glancer, first prize at Glasgow; he by Broomfield Champion, got by Glancer Second; his dam, Beauty, by Prince of Wales, first at Man chester, Scotland, got by General ; his dam, Dar ling, got . by Sampson, by Lofty, the Glasgow premium, horse of 1856. Single service, $5; To insure, $10; Colt to .stand and suck, $12. ' Those desiring to breed to this horse should inform the owner at once, as not more than 20 mares will be served this season. For further in formation call on or address CHAS. DAVIS, Hillsboro, IV. r. D. 3. Bos 19. rhon. 314 farmers Lino Cultivator and COMBINED 12 ff""'- "iwr'! ;A"r tt ''1 "-' CULTIVATE EIGHT ' " u- " . Any one desiring a cultivator of this kind, and wishing to support home industry, may order one by writing or calling on Jm J. SMITH, aroenvllle, Pro., Route 2 Mr. Smith refers prospective purchasers to John CarHteiis, KreiT Narrup and Will Hetzcl, who hsve these Cultivators. , the Molt Swcvoful Blend Rtnord, 2:20 Iritil, 2:12 a Higher Avernqe at the of Any Other Stallion Hillsboro, Oregon TO YOU purchases. Look at our list t lb exlrs good Cotl'ee (bulk). . 15c 1 lb line mined randy yc 3 lbs tine mixed candy a.sc I quart pesnuts jc Season of 1906 Weed Cutter J. J. Smith, of Ranks, will on May first start a manufactory for the purpose of tuniinx out a New Invention which ia a Cultivator and Weed Cutter combined. It is ho iimilc that it can lie Used Between Rows of Any Width as it is adjustable, and cim be wid ened or imrrowcil at h minute's notice, according to the width de sired. The device is Mr, Hinith's own invention, 19(16, unil it is in tended for use in Hop Yards, Corn or Potato Fields and does the work, finely, beating any other cultivator on Ihe market One horse can handle the cultiva tor in good shape and ACRES PER DAY Announcement JK WISH to inform the public that U we have reecully iustalled an up-to-date Fountain iu connection with our Drug Line, aud respectfully solicit yur patrouagc. OUR DRUG AND SUNDRY LINK is of a guaranteed quality and strictly up to date. Prescriptions aud home rec ipes a specialty. The Delta William P. Twther.freo. Who's Your Grocer? If ehauee should tiring this "ad" to mine bo have not trailed M lib u, or to some stranger, we can only refer thrni to the iwoile we have nlratrd If square dealing is what you are looking after, this U the atore for you, lor the "square" la lb rule and guide of our htitiurw. Satisfaction- That's It S.ituf.u tion in quantity, quality sud price. Chicken. rgKS etc., the Mine as ceth. free delivery to all parts of the city. Moth 'I'hoiir R. C. Vaug'ht Grocery Co. Second Street, Hillsboro SU ER Monmouth State Normal School June 27 to August 7, and August 13 to September 7. First six weeks devoted to special preparation for County and State Examinations. Regular Normal Subjects and Methods also. Last four weeks a continuation of Normal instruction aud special attention to Primary Methods with model pupil classes. Faculty of Over Twenty Instructors Regular Normal Faculty assisted by noted college aud public school educators. tiiitiau First Term $7.50 mm Second Term $5 For catalogue, summer school circular, or other information, write to Pres. . D. Reatler, Monmouth, Or. "Wit1 OMMK QAM PRIMUS BEER Ttf bmmt ot mil Drw THE LION SALOON, HILLSBORO 5) C J. LYONS, ..Central Meat Market.. CMMOTT BROS., Props., mmmm to O. rifawjf .Keep constantly on hand fin supply of fresh meats of all kind. 4 Mew Erm In Prto We are (oing to tell meats t prlca low er than those which hat pre veiled in the past. Call In and see us. We meat business, 'Phone and Pre Delivery Main Street, opposite Tualatin Botef, Hillsboro, Oregoa. IRRIGATION NOTICE I'Htrnim wishing to use water for Irriga tion nurpotiH are required to depoait with the uiiilursiKuiHl the sum of $10, tooover cxpoimnof Installing nielsr. Water may tliim lm used at tl inns ami In amounts to suit natron at the rate of 80 cents per thou sand KsllouN, . Metiirs will bn installed as rapidly convenient after application but at lm toast iu nays nonce should i given, liy order ot the Uity (Joiiuvil. fl. T, BAOI.EV, Keoorder, Drug Store . . Hillsboro, Oregon SCHOOL A to! Prmrlloi Administrator' Notice. Notice Is hereby given, that I, the initlor Isusd, Iisvh bin, by the t'ounly Court of tb Htat of Orngon. lor WanliliiKlnii County, duly appointed ailinliilHtmtor of tb eatat of James Itobb, duceaHsd, and bav duly quslllld aa such. A 1 1 purmuiH, having iilalms against said hnIsIs, hi hereby notified to present the sum to mu, with proper vouchers, at the Law Ollli o of W. N.'Karrelt, Iu tiillslioro, Ori'Kon, within six (II) months from the dalu hur of, Dated this 2ind day or March, IlKXI. , , , , WIM,IAM ItOIIII, Adinlnlslrator or the tislate of Junius Hobb. deoeaseil. i W. N. Barrett, Attorney for administra tor. HOUSLEY A OORWIN 0MlFi In All kind of Fresh Meats, l'riccs Rea sonable, Will meet all competition. Chickens and Poultry always on hand upon order. Free delivery to all parts of tbc town. Wa buy fat Hock. SuMmd Street, HUhboro, On as Argua and Jouroal, $1.75.
