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GRO. ". WOODWARD
FROM nnN. JAMES TunMrsoN.

Judg. n ihe supp ene Court # peruSy lynnia
PHILtDElPHI APEIL 18th. 1s6s
consider "IEOofsnuti'S German Biz
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FROM HON. GEe. ". WOODWARD.

PROM Hon. GIG. ". WOODWARD,
Chief Justice Of the supreme Court # -s,asysysti,
PHILADELPHIA. March 10Th 1861.
fnd "HoqRap,rS German Bi.ferS'' is MT a., ininr
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ONE DOLLARFOR EACHARTICLE.

We do not offer single article of merchan-
disc, tn t be sold by regular dealers at
our price. We do not ask you to buy
goods from us unless we can sell them cheap
er than you can obtain them in any other way
Will the greater part Of our goods are sold
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E0RTY THOUSAND CASES OF GOODS
L were shipped from our house in one year
to families, clubs, and merchants, in every
part of the country from Maine to California,
amount nc in value 10 over
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have just received fine stock Of Ladies'
and Clldren's Boots and Shoes. Also lot Of
fine and course Boots for Gents, all OF which [
will sell at prices that will defy competition.
Job Work of every description readily exc
cuted on short notice.
HENRY SHERRER
Manitowoc, July 26, 500. Il-ltf
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-10-15

One sermon that l once heard of
and perhaps you have heard the
same-was from text which the
preacher found in Job, which runs
as follows: Though after my skin,
worms destroy this body, yet in my
flesh / shall see God " This he di-
vided into three pars, as follows
First, skin worms; second, What
they done; and third, what man seen
after he was eat up"
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GEO. GAssMAN.

A TrORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
IL and Interpreter in the German, French and
Itaian Languages before the Civil and Criminal
Courts of the State. close study and applica-
tion tothese and other languages in q sojourn OF
nearly Eve years in France, Germany Swltzer-
IRnd. italy, Greece, Syria, Palestine, Turkey
Proper and England, will, il is believed, the bet
recommend him in this department of his profess
ion. OFFIcE-opposite the Court House
no17yf
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LvERo PERSONS
nvRRs sApKRsnNs.
TTnRNE

A TToRNEYs AND COUNSELORS AT LAW
IA and Solicitors in Chancery, General lnsu-
ance Agents. Attention given TO prosecuting
Iaims, settling estates. making collections and
ecuriug patents. Office in National Exchange
nck Tffan nhio Nav 23rd 1867.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-10-15

Enthusiastic English tourist in
Scotland to native coachman: "And
is that, indeed. the house in which
Rob Roy was born?' Native coach
man: "Eh, sir, an it's just one O.
them Judy.
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mn IN n,CnNN0R

TTAVING now permanently located in Tifhn
has opened an Office in Tomb's Block, i'm
immediately over the Postofice. He hopes by
strict attention TO business, with twenty-tour
years experience in the professional to merit lib
eral share of the public patronage. ofice hours
from A. N. to 8 p. n. Residence-one mile
south OF Tif1n, on the Plank Road.
nov22n6m6.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-10-15

"When men break their hearts" ("
remarks a cynical female writer, sit
is the same as when a lobster breaks
one of its claws-another springing
out Immediately and growing in its
place."
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NJ z DtCAL.
DIR. Z. LYNCH.

TTAS PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN TIF-
l1fin, and opened an Office in Commercial
Row. Immediately over ST. Johns Drug Store.
Having devoted many years TO the practice OF
Medicine both in Europe and this Country, he
hopes to give general satisfaction.
=Speciai attention given TO Innammatory and
Chronic diseases
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-10-15
DR.. A, A. FREEMAN

rTAVING NOW PERMANENTLY LOCATED
III in TIfin-Southwestco corner of Market and
Jefferson streets, opposite the Episcopal church.
Ofhce first door on jefferson street-solicits and
hopes TO merit liberal patronage, having the
advantage offifteen years experience in Eastern
PennsyIvania, and being familiar with the Eng
Iish and German languages, Special attention
paidto diseases of women and children. 50-3p
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MERCHANT TAILoRs.
& KIRCBNEl

Q
MERCHANT TAILoRS, and Dealers in Ready
IM Made Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods,
Hats Caps, &c. Constantly on hand, Broad
Cloths, Cass, aeres and Vestings, Washington
Street Tif1n, o. Particular attention given TO
Custom Work. All orderswiIl meet with prompt
attention. N. B.-We have the Agency for
the best Sewing Machine now in use.
novsn4tf.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-10-15

What is the difference between a
hungry man and a glutton? One
longs to eat and the other eats too
long.
The Memphis AUalanehe, says
that "the chronic itch for holding
Office has broken out on Andy John
son in blotches as big as a frogs
head"
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-10-15
W. n Btu Ehs
nuucrnr.N - G,

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN and Surgeon
III Tifin, Ohio. OFFICE HoURs-From to 10
A. n and to p. N. Saturdays, from 10 A.
to 8 r. n. oFFIcE-On Market street, End door
East Of the NJ. E. Church.
apr1ln25m2.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-10-15

An aspiring novelist in Maine
describes an interesting pair of
twins, one FIVE and the other six
years old.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-10-15
DENTISTS.
DIR. c. G. BEILHARZ,

DR. e. G.. BEILHAHZ,
CURGEON DENTIST. Office at his residence,
y corner Monroe and Madison streets. opposite
German Reformed Church, lnol6-lY,
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w u STnVRR

physician AND SURGEON. Office, KIreh-
I ner's Block Main street, Tiffin, Ohio. Resi-
dence, No. Clay street, Second Ward.
luly2, ,I669-1y
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-10-15
EYE PREsERVERs
SUPERIOR GLASSES

Is a sure proof Of their superiority. We we're
satisfied that they would be appreciated here
az elsf where, and that the reality Of the ad-
Vantage5 offered 20 weErers Of our Beautiful Len
SeS. viz The ease and comfort, the assured
and readily aseertained Improvements OF the
sight, and the brilliant assistance they give in
all cases, were in themselves 30 apparent on
trial, that the result could not be otherwise than
Il has, IN the most general adoption Of our
CELEBRATED PERFECTED SPECT ACLES By
the residents Of this locality.
With full knoWledge Of the value Of the as
sertfon. We claim that they are the most per
feet optical aid ever manufactured. To those
needing Spectacles, We afford AZ all times an Op-
portunity Of procuring the best and most desi-
rable. Our agent, Mr.. Lewis SeWald, Watchma-
ker and JeEeler, Market street, THIN, Ohio,
has always on hand full assortment, suitable
for every difficulty.
We take occasion 70 notify the Public that We
employ no pedlars, and % caution them szainst
those pretending to have our goods for sale
1y1nOI
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n. B. MARTIN, M. d.
il p. KINNAHAN, NJ. ID.

DHYsIcIAN AND SURGE EoN. Second door TO
L the left, up stairs, National Hall Block
Tffin Ohio.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-10-15

The ick-er question--shall a
man be allowed to whip his wife ?
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W.. RIGBy
~. JOKES.

W.. RIGBY. J. .sOhESs
RIGBY & JONES,
A TTONEYS AT LAW, Fosta-ia- Ohio. Will
II attend promptly to all business entrust-
ed to their care. Especial attention given TO
home and foreign collections, taking deposs
tfons, collecting pay and pensions for soldiers
widows and orphans no5-ly.
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DIRECTORS.
Receives Deposits.
Discounts Paper,

BUYS AND SELLS COIN AND GOVERNMENT
Bonds. and pays interest on Coupons at maturity
Jan.17t J
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UNDERTAKING e.!

Having a fine HEARSE, We are prepared ts
attend Funerals at sll times, and would eesPeet-
fully request the patronage Of these who are -
need of such services.
Tim, March Is, IS69-tf.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-10-15
L. BREWER
J. C. LEE.
LEE & BREWER,

A TrORNEYS AT LAW. Special attentio
n gwen 70 all kinds Of Military Claims, Back
Pay, Bounty, Pensions, sc. once in Nation
Exchange Bank BiOckOpposite the Court House
Tifln, Ohio IjanI7n14ff-
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l.. . SWING

best and most rapid repairer Of Boots and shoes
in this City Customers are therefore assured
that their orders in that line, well in every
other respect, will be hlled with dispa1ch.
70 Particular attention is paid to the manu-
facture Of ladies' Prunelle, Lasting, Kid or Mo-
rocco CATERS, Shoes or Slippers. fsst-elass
Workman gives this Department his entire at
tsntion.
8. s. HUNTER.
Tifil, March25, Is69-ly
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J. =. cRAMER
g. w.sAcHnAs

G. W.BAcHMAx. W. cEAMEH
BACHMAN & CRAMER,
A TTeRNEYe AT LAW. Special attention
u given TO collections and the sale OF Real Is
tate. Office over DoeFie & Co.'s store wash
Ington street, Tiffin, Ohio.
Nov IL 1887 ly
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-10-15

cit gives him great pleasure to be able to state
that he has secured the services Of that DON OF
COBBLERS.
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f FURNITURE q
W, C. MYERS & Bro,

A RENOW OFFERING LARGE AND We'll
n Selected stock Of all kinds and styles OF
Furniture, which for durability and hnish n
not exeelled in Northern Ohio. Our stock con-
prises
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-14
OBITUARY,

Another link Of tho ohely that binds tho
pro'ent generation now IN tho juil ida, o
u. usclnlhesH 10 The paat, hna been broken
hy tho death of MIRA. BEIZA BETfi KIN.
ARD, tho helos"d vito Of Matthias KInhr.l.
~ Wlurston, Con Mks., IN tho 8OIh yoar OF
Bs, KtNARD resided in Nowhorry, ju, unfit /
tho lgAt 10 ycare, and %ha universally h..
loScd ny all Tint thcn knew hor nnd mSoy
n'Id sonemiterthcr, win ] III ~hit "a. m "a.
glsts,AhftE pho yaa ea!ledynyayy from ,ua to
Hno!ler 6eld @, f,nSofnlnoss. :, s''tiS"., 80 : :,
,as sS g,s2 wea ~ e6e!eosly ayd eopslsIcnt nom,
nsr O ilo Me.'Iotlitt Charuk fof' b8 'yeSras,
"n| aI',"'nphnhs N 'he tlossed hoP q
4 b''e was the nlotitry Of hye' 'obild,pn1ol
whom o"ly- tw0, sllrylyo.lo mourn, with her
nnmerops rolailons j aid tfrlonde, ihat eho
9sh m'hR'n With them no moro IN this
W" 4 FRIEND.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

At meeting Of Amy Lodge, No. 81, A.
+. 1., held ou tho evening of Tho 5.h Inst .
tho following prcnmbIo aud resolutions wo,o
unanimously adopted: ..'. ...'",t J.. -.
WHEREAS, It has plUascd tho Supreme
A'rhI'rct 1T Tho Universe, 10 call orr late
nf"thcf' II Il: klNARD, from his labor Ia
tho void 10 The oijnyi'rnt of tho refresh,
Ene'ts "f That bourne fra'm whtcI, no ir,yCIrr
ic'nrts-; nid whlu We bow with all humility
TO the oVerruling dGcrcis nf the Suprctny
MASTER "o must regret Tho loss of ono, who,
inr 8" many yohrs. was with us IN tho SUBS
limc work Of our craft, 80. - :,
Therefore. be IL
fksoLvkD That III tho dcccnse Of orr
"rIl bulovnh brother, IT.. II. Kinara, ,hjs
l|nl2n and tho fruternlty Mt mrgo, have sus.
'ainch Tho loss uf iaiihfuI aud ustfu
member .' = .'aHf. ~ II" - o''
RESOLVED, That tho c,mmunfIy haye
also. ~ "ur opinion. hu1niurd Tho ioss oi
IN energetic and Industrious cltizcn wliu
ihls people. anti trnrleRs In offending la
rights Whenever and il,wrvor aBsuiled .
RESOLVED. hat wc !tlcrpIy 'pyIhnathise
with Ill, iIrwnWd wife urd fbiipn VIM
'l'us', from tho pcce .stties Of tho c,.>u. more
deeply feel Ills great loss, to them of n kllid
m,a lowing hnstmml md loving aud inIul,
gent parents ami GIN only hUpu that thvy
VIII rcoiyo sun Iont strength ind fortit,iI
bar IL ...'. 80 ""oofi'' ~
NEsohvEp. Tint this Lodge ho drapcd In
mourning for tho tp1co of thirty du,s. mud
INIT blink pnge Ut our MlDi,lo I,0d,e ht
de.licif II To hiS memory. ~ = "' 80 ~
RESOLVED. That q cnpy Of those rrsolu.
flhn| be transmitted +, hi+ berravrd tamily
'"ni printed In !br NJ" berry Herald. '''y'
!: !; j. SsS~$HbJ}&;'i!;S|f&one ~HJ;iSS, Committee, o ''s,,.
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- ~aB q

E'c",EAG!HG - FiYx, ~ - ", ,ca-'
that Mr.. ] J. S,,'n :. q! L"i"n Cnul,,
'al, fGnm the ~. Il tslc tm., i,p,.. .ut.
p,"w. a,.d ,i.s Nn'do r,,lat,z-,. 4.e,t
"i.ah!,-! Il gn'h-i in'r4.,e. 4a..t..ls -.
"hr%, pee we're. f'"n hi> to'st lu'sl,. ,u,
t"trN -: h"Sfvls rr' Nc'I It>ru ii
rv"'a-c .a'dt.
We ~ a!sY hr.n Ahnwu ot .h.rk
"fOn> tai..1 hr on, f"llaw tnM ussn1,.
Il. q. St"tr. ff'an irsl lhta ",.. o,sri.,
"i au ar,en al old iield lnnj Ihi> MID.
"aN pr"'tu 81 bv 4 lih.aui Mn4 jrarl,u
n>e hf TIE Wandu Fertilizer aL.u.. no D,
t"n'i III having tocn eir.n u ihv Dg .p,,
! hlcak'ng ',p Of ihe lard.
These fats are encouraging 10 nuI
farmers. ~h"" ing shut. by ainptis,g th.
new; system ~ Iarlniny, AND nv n.1..
proper Erilizin2 agents. nur n'd field
ca" hs r"'aim"d and onr poor j., l. y,
mace pI pIoljtahle -Sraftsbi,uIs Gszv,tr.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-07-14

,AN AwfrL AL1ERSATtvE tho F. /
Atkinson tWistns'n) Herald ias the
follow ing: ~ dreadful rrpp'twas cur
/, ent ~ VIZ sillagu yes'rr'lny thnt u mad
: dog haik tlbiuon t@n rhlltlrsn-,.a bay n(
EeyeniHsfdIa gi,l M fnr--in the t0~n of
M''tDrl, ~ this r"n"ty,and li'a, t;,e pa.
're8ls. Mli"so ihmes we did not lnrn,
wSrs jni"rlnrtl hy .hr! a,tending lhy.i.
cians.lta. thetonly possible wny for the
childrQn 70 cscalic The ag"ni,S nf rahe
\ would beto take their lives. Incredible
nAits mny t<se0In, .,hey .ia.iminislere.la an,
opis,esto tho bY aud hleli,him ,tn death
an,lthe gim &N$sm,thereilID aif.athc,
beaa Ii.egGas sbms ITO .hc5 10 cdodbt 70
this, rs itisvcll htteStcd." ,a;.si a3g
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'M'rci*G AyYnAY ~ Tng DAnY Cox
~. .- Du W";," ,slay lat. n"at Tuckc, +,
Re-, -. ba,A tsrnc,. .i-,l"n 81 that re-.
''".nsnDi Wm. Io~ i.~. "an shot and
IS 'l..Y nrDn'!ri. !, i>em. tbs, 3 man
J r"s "hr.s ri J,nit ~a. hp.iuZ 4 wny
q a,"'t to. I"p'i. 4 he's Jn~ H.. ,uJ'rr.
.',rr't ~, aDd kumked dnAn "ne ni
- "''.e.. Cr'm n'is isTrrit sho; ToH Irs
"a" ""."')sd bin s-'i"u.ly ~ ~. htou,
-. /, ,Dinx oni tiiat Tories mi.tnnk
p"iI i"' srp,e Thet nan against = bon
: hei y e ujp. A. D.t arcGunir
"ries "ss ,>o'og neli.~- EIgelieId Ad
iriii,.,
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Richard Eurnan.

This enrncst aud useful minister al
Christ, + now pastor "f the Church at
Newlerrv, s e., and one "f tho editors
1T the Religions Herald. lie il Il nephew
&c Ur. j. G.. Fnrman, hut Is nearly a.
nltl MS bis uncle. mud lo"ks older Ia
1862. he resigned the pastoral care of
'!te Grccnvilo Baptist Church, ." nc,
count Of bad health. lie bad beer as.
tur ur that Church for about l~rlvr
years. during which time the ncnl,rr.
ship and efficiency Of tia, Church weir
greatly increased. 1t was during this
pcliod that their elegant Church ~litlre
wdsxhltiltnstl}esihrs,t( largo ,inral c,e.'
mcmt which made up his congregation in
Grcrntilh% &SftI tfunLrcs'S "ryuung mIH
mud la'lieS, whn came there yearly. lr"m
all:nnrtS uf the country u attend t&r
Schnpl%> This gave DR., Ri"h,rl fnm,n
tho, upiihrt,mitThf yi"lhinS ~ ,n,lurnrc,
the effects of which can b. knn~a r1,,y
in eternity. S.hhs,h aitrr S.s<hs,h,
these yopng'telSonS SIT nn>srs >l> So
slrnclive ministry. Thes;sh n..rly ,tH
those yhNnS .,cn ftH in ,a'e Ms.' xar,.
yctmapv othvtS; >,iN >a\ S>x. rms 1Tv
acting, their, part in .~,,">, \ sA>'n. ."n'tt.
nf tho r"nnS mn,|rr> - SHn S;in,t nrr.
IF that numhyr VII" ssl.>,<'l h:> m";->
'cEihl lalh,rS"' Thus i >,EHs SCH M>
fnitlrcA AseN3rasinr< NiS s!a<, htt>>A'.,>>
from his influences
DIR. Fusmsn is ss>.>S sfh. In ,,nFS
i provtrl,itl. sni ~ y >s.'n.s>>s'h ~ as
zeal, H. mCxrhe>> s.+t t,..S HS,yr"I lu,.
fuels called /" ,ia - 81; h.>,r>4 h.
- a,
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The Bishops and tto ArchhiShhps who
MO to have seats at thu GcumGnirnl
Council number nine hundred mid twen
tv two. Of whom six hundred belong I'd
the Latin races .Hr "si,+.! Ui2t :" -
a Rocky Mountain editor. alluding In
the demamd (nr felnalo kuffi ago, sfr,nali
doctors and ftmals clcrgymcn,, lreu,arks
that another wnnt suggests Itself tiat
OF female women. &C.. 1.ijy'
Fight bard ngninst n hasty temper.
Anger will come. hut resist il strongly
\ srnrk may sci house on fire.. A II
"f passion lnnv give you cause TO mourn
all your life. Never -avcnge an injpry.%,
An old bachelor. seeing tho ,wor,ls
"familits Snpplied' over tho innr Of II
shop, Stepped in anil said he would TAX,
vile and two children. i
a man who gives Ills children :, habits
ni industry. provides fur tenn better
than nby giving ,thhY9'n fortune, .,ruu >
CnFEEFgLSEs$ Nahing 50, = elprns
the facu rs .cheertuIucsS.a Whepn9th,
heart i> int flower. ils 4looTl ard Lcalt,
mans wife Is his hest lawyer, hi,
hest counsel, his hest judge. his hest nj
wiser. and also the cheapest a ID mos
reasonable. ;"
Mr. J"hn Rawls. who fnr SIXTY, in
""nrS has lern u rrsi1ent Columbia
di I'll on Thursday last. 49, ~. "
n woman has f,cen arrested in Cam
bridge, Mass, for whipping her step. sen
boy Of six - tars. to death. '''.|l
The Car is afraid of the women. IL
l'a~ 1"tc'dicted Snro>is ut St. %l's:
tcrsburg. '"S'
DE GrSTIBrs. -.BoSton has, the sam,
tss'e MS Glnn'. for lettuce halt peas til,
Sonth asks lettuce alone. "'' "''' 7
Wise savings often TALL to tho ground
hu! kind word is never thrown AWAY
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LiGmT AND iiEhLru. =. o iyrr

LiGm ANO ilEhLrH o. irrr "
II",ne> SAYS: The Jmk sjIe o( st,.e,
j. FAR m"'e sn'jrc T." di,ca>c tian .tt.
light side. Sir. J,mrs W'siie fbun6
three times AZ monyf.h.es hf tli.raSo nt,
tic shaded .hs If tho ,tr.,rnkx att&t
Prtersbng as % the othsr xi'ls. De,
pnytren j. fai 80 boye @rnn2bt \, ."W.
ID the ca>e Of y lady inn seemingly dex
= r'te rnr'liIi"n. hy sinp'y removing
her from her ha,k.qhr'rrs to u hi2hte,
re,idepcr. and keeping her yss mupb1 q,
p"ssjhtc ~ tho daylight Tbefe. j. D,
hotter testimony 6n any snrh point tiin
.hht 6f:Mlss FIbrchre fislttinGale-&~b ba
rbq sayHof tho Yaluc 6fljight 80 ,h6s,
who nre yell II. ..l.AA E4I tt-Gt
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AT Female Academy,
TUESDAY, July 18th.
Doors "Opcn at ~ o'clock.
CONCERT TO COMMENCE At SPIN
ADMISSION : a. -7wENrY.rlvs esN7s.
&C. Tickets oan be Procured at the Door, and
Stores OF
MR.. D. MOWER G CAPT. MorALr.
July 1427 "" ,.H"l -L.T...'

In the District Court of the Uni
TED STATES. For South ,Caro,fn., yulv
Trrm,' 1860. tn the Mntter Of Jo.enh
Dnckct, of Newh"rry Couhty-B,nk.
r'pt. feti'inn for full and fnnl dische,ee
III Bankruptcy.
Ordered that . hearing he had on tho
ION dry Of August. A.. d, 1859, at reder.
NJ Court House III GrecnviIlc, 8. G.. and
That all Creditors &C., of a,id Dankrnnt an.
pear ut eaid time anl place, and chow
c"nsG. Il my they cn",, why tho prayer Of
lhe Petitioner should not TO granted. And
'h"t the End and I'D meeting Of Creditors
OF said Bankrupt will be held a. tho olfios
{. D. JncRrr. Esq., Register Of Sd Congres.
S'"nnl p',,r!c', s. c.. on tho 9th day Of
by order Of tho Cont, tho 9Th day Of
July, 1909. DANIEL HORLBEOK.
Oleik District Court U. 8.
July II 27St . For Sop,h Carolina,
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COMM MERcIAL.

~ oNEwDEnEY July 13 cotton In demand Of
28 y 81 crntR. ......E. .. .. -. ~''.' : y
NEW lonK, July ~ +. M.-(ttton TN
ct"l,Hetl, w'th haies OF 8jJ Gui:a ut 34l u 81
Lod strong. ut ~. ."... ' :
maui. .frnN. July i2.-Coiton ttcady will
salss OF l2h Gn:ea-!ni hliags 85; recuILi. o..
br'c's e'It1rely n"lniuaIi snes 80 batcsi receipts
=, LIVERPOOL, July 12-Eyening cotton 40
I'VE, ut huoi'o quotations.. with sules Ut l2.O0G
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40 -

- Tr>rsia717t ~ TIE Ntrnn.
- ,ca--Tt.c qnr>,,rn # adnuu.
=: 's':T - tvrtrtrn'a'i"n IN the
.. '.'.'-.r.. u, a>E&ts.L,ie. .f the N.Ii.n
! ~c~;,ai Church. i. cr"s'ing con
'o's,: II ft-incM .inrug the mrrn,
''tt 5. # HAT tTt lr-,a,tirnl l,ut,
! = -, { rE.f....i"rtd ~, tnters 81
q s-s.Ii.i .4rt. = J.. icn,e,n!rr ia.
'i'' t.'' -a'e and popularity II Mr,ho
.' = -':'i lie r'ini i:r r'g7niz,.irr
:. ";t'''"j 20 s"r rhsn:c. ard derrc
-: =" ia':'@lnijnn Il itch noyr.tiv.
- 81! '>:'e'%r'air'''. pew system. bell
-. 49, !|,". III. e!tr;inn. ~ i1r &
.'''9 '..''.. i''li"a'e that the rrny,e>
5''s, - ''ilj:h" Cbn;"b Ict rIi.i-
49, '''ii-'i she d.y j" f,cm Il lay IT,
>'-t~:..s j>o ~ li.r cn;htcnceh.
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"a collision ncc,itred 6> tic Grcehvjrt
& columbia :. Rail R,,ai,' near AIstun; o.,
Thursday neutrality-suspicious. hnlf.lmRt eight
O'Clock, bf,ween .,he Up passenger trpi,,
nnd a train having. Awrs' Circus md
Mkrnaserio ahnari' The lqcomotiyey
were somewhat dathaged. hut, Fortunately,
only one person wdS injured, q |mal'
natnUh WilIilm Wilson, cnlincrttd Is tn
tho Cirrus,) mud 'ho Ii not considered
dangerously hurt. "a locomotive wns
sMsnp fr"m Columbia and brought tbp
rcliS tInin Down. .,.I. ,,..,. AL ,,....
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f1tcrJiyx GtgmEscy, - We n,e pleased
I" annpp"ce ibpt MD Nr AndreY Moyer,
uieh ut tbe >jiWg term of Court for the
mWdr nf JpbD AUpey. toipd guilty oi
mHn'>augbier. aD5 sentenced 10 two
'ens jmp,i opDjeDt IN the Penitenlisyy,
TO-. "pon a peluj1o from many oI ON
te.t cidzeus, 'e0doytsd by U,e pfesidibe
Jndgt, been paniO,rd by G0y. AD,C
W 1bpradoy 1asl;be ~ss released from
Jsil aud ret1tue6 ~ BIS family, Syrm
I'D. ilEJytfvlJ Ajygr,isey, :,
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Miss Anthony o* SLLLvE>G Au,r,-
Miss Sns,n B Ani,rny l. ,n, .i,s. (,
paragraph il the Il v"in,in,. ,t. q ,,,...I.
iIg that ma ID ic pl: x'"u!i 10 !nnc-,
sleep together that every man. ""n.s-
aud chiih sh"utd ilavr a led ~ la. ~.
herself that those who are JUS. yni:.c
tn h,lsrkrrril. ). sh'lill bay 80 d n!','..
he'd and she rl.inn with eu.h!.i
am. "Cii''~. cots aud single hrh fu,
health and hrppi"r, Poc'r, I'll
mile md female lave ,hcu 1un. 81
cots" hut they haze al"nvS ia.,,.sl
"nipla'ing them hr,idc Il iii !lrrr i.
the paragraph ni"n wh,cf, aLc la>cA Il!
VICE:
,The laws "f life. SAWS /: "More q, !.
rtfs arise bet '.r"lttr-, hetwc.i! -.
terf, hrt~een hired rirh. hrtwoen ;.p
pftNtireSin machine. .hort. b,lweyl
rlo,ks In ht""r-. between hired ,ie.. be
tween husbands sn,l wives. "1 iny {.
electrical changes fhrnn.i, nhirh e.. j
reryD,s systems K" hi lr:: ::ing l".e,t.v,
night after ,ighl. .nn'i.r the sau. bed
clothes. 'han ')n'".t Us any "lhyr di.
ihrhing ran+c. Thwe i nothing iha
"ill Sn dernnge the ,wI vn,iS fore. ny I,
ie'h|l night IN bed " ith nnn,h.r pvt.or
who IL ahs"rhcrtin urivru. 'mrc. Jh
n"fo'hcr "iil 20 Ia Hlc"p nhh rcAt al
night, Will" the ciiminnlo- vii he tn,li
ling gand tossing, ,r.,le.K and ne, ,von,
and awake in llte mrriing frrtfui, rr,
wish, fnlt finding and d n,rasrtl. y
tw3 rrrh"nk. 10 InHttrr who they n,
Should q 'itually sleep t"gct:rr. o.
VIII th'ivc ann the nthrr "ill los,
This is:tho law, and in married life II
defined almost universally" ...