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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-30
h. W. DEsAUssURE. n. D.,
Medical Examiner.

We cheerfilly recommend the above Company TO
the patronage Of the citizens OF South Carolina
Columbia, b. CD 8. Preston J. P. Carroll, O. D..
Melton, 8. ". Melton, j. D. Pope.
Camden.-J. B. Kershaw, VIM. II. Shannon, W. e.
johnson. ss
r. Moore
M1nnsbOro'.-W. X Roberts06 Al n Mct,an,s
James 81. Rlon
Yorkville.-w. b. Wilson. A. Coward. James Mo.
son, D. witherspoop. J. r. Bratton, J. t. Lowry,
r. g. McCaw.
Anderson.-J. L. Orr.
Barnwen.-Jos. A. Lawton. James Patterson. John
BON Hagood.
olarendon.-Jno. L. Manning. T. O. Riohard,on,
Browne Manning.
EXPERIENCES m oHARLBsToN.
General JAMES CONNER, Messrs. PELzER.
RODGERS s. co, JAMES h. WILSON, ESQ, GEO.
n. WALTER. Esq. LEWIS D. MoWRY, ESQ.
August 10 2mos
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pruos, Gbemitals, Gte.

CO. o. O. e.
SUPERIOR TO, TIE BEST IMPORTED CO
LOGNB WATRR, manufactured aud sold wholesale
and retan b. a DR.. 81 BAER, .4,.l
June 81 No. 1s1 Meeting street
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colorod people will as solid unit oppose it. II
cannot live again in the South.
We say again, the Conservative Republican
rarty has redeemed our sister States, and,
supported by her gallant sons who owe this
duty to their stricken mother, this party can
redeem South Carolina
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And Still They Come.
We refer to the heavy assortment
of Hardware, Mechanical and Agri-
cultural Implements at Ruthrauff' &
Cory's. Mr.. Ruthrauff has just re-
turned from New York, where he has
carefully selected and purchased the
extensive stock which is now arriving
Farmers and others, will find the as
sortment not only extensive and va
ried-including everything kept in a
Hardware Store, from Mower and
Reaper of the most approved pattern,
down to q brad -awl-but they viii
find that the greatest care has been
exercised in making the selections,
and that they are selling them at
prices that will "astonish the natives >
Persons who design building this
Spring will find this the best place to
lay in supplies in the way of Glass,
Nails, White Lead. and all kinds of
building material. Their advertise
ment will appear just as soon as they
can find time to get it up. Go with
the crowd and see them in the mean
time, and you will acknowledge that
"the half has not been toldn
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MoRsE's INDIAN RooT PILLs.-We
give you-in this Medicine the result
of lifetime of study and trial be-
fore this Medicine all others are but
nostrums. They are made from
simple Roots, and are the best med
icine in the world for all Bilious
diseases, Female Irregularities, Head
aches, Indigestion, Liver Complaints,
&c. They purify the blood, remove
all obstructions, cleanse the skin OF
all pimples and blotches, and are
perfectly sure and safe in their op-
Grafton. We ask YOU. to use them
because we know their virtues. Trial
is the touchstone by which to prove
them worthy. Use Morses' Indian
Root Pills. For sale by all Dealers.
apr9no4Im2.
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The !. O. 0. F. Celebration.

Next Monday the Semi-centennial
Anniversary of Odd Fellowship will
be celebrated in this place. From
present indications, should the wealth
er prove favorable, there will be .
large crowd present. ~'~s =
The procession will be formed at
]. o. o. F. Hall at 2 O'Clock, z. d,
and will march through the principal
streets, preceded by the Findlay
Cornet Band, to Wheeler's Hall,
where an Grafton will be delivered
by Rev. Bro. J. F. Reinmund, OF
Springfield, at 3 O'Clock, P. NJ.
rshol-P. G. G. G. Barnd.
Assistant Mdrskals-Col. James A.
Bope and Capt. Jno. NJ. Westcott.
Committes on Recesion-E. p
Howell, ID. II. Pugh, F. HI. Glessner
WIN. Klamroth and E. G.. DeWolfe
In the evening the Hall will b.
illuminated, and short addresse
made, interspersed with music by tn
Band and the Findlay Glee Club.
At9 o'clock an elegant supper wi
be served at the "Crook House.
Tickets, SO cents each, or Q !. .0Q pc
couple. wv I q
The Brotherhood of Findlay wi
endesvor to promote the comfort an
tsPPiasss Of thsiE visiting hrs'hEeR
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FIkDlAY MARKETS.
JEFFERSoNIAS OFFICE.

JEFFEIlSoSIAS OFFIcE \
Thursday, April -, 1855. I
The following are the iate7t quotations a.
asceraincd from h aiins la,siness mcn:s.,S Is
AppLES-GreCn aFc i'll good demand at 75c
q 100; Dried in gooddcnand at 10 q, lie. = H.,
BUTTER-Supply Is moderate and demand
good. In demand at 2ld 25c. Choice lois in
good demand at "A little above quotations.
BEESW Akin good demand at 25d:Oc If-
BEt NS-In fair demand at II sbaS ~
EtitssS-In good tleni;iiid nj lic. n dozen
advices from New York state that egg, have.
FEATH EItS-ln demand az zoe r o.. f
FIOUR-Wheat Flour from 81 ~ O. :. ~ ac-
corlinS to quality. Rye Eiour-none in the
market
CKAIN-Wheat in poor demand at II Ia per
busheI and eyidently il must reach :. lower
figure. Corn in good demand at .jOc per bus.
Oats in fair demand at I5@iSc. Rye=jlone in
market.
LARD-In good demand at I6 sisc per IN.
POTAToEsSin good demand at tDc per
bushel. M
RAGS-From 2s3c according to quality.
SALT-Wa quote salt at q 0O perbarrel.
SEEuS-Buf little doing. A prime article OF
Flaxseed Will bring gs22 25d2 DRer bJshel. Glover
seed S9.O0as.O. Timothy sesd~S2jsAs 500.
SOAP-Country In good demand, Dc per H.
TALLOW-Good demand "a Sc. f-
HIDES-Green, &C.; Dry, lGc.; Sheep Pelts e
as cents according 10 aunlity. -
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Fine Business Room.

We notice that the epterprising
firm of W. n. Miller Il Co. have
about finished the fitting-up of the
room formerly occupied by Mr.. u.
6. Baker, next door to cold White
Corner" and win be ready to take
possession next week. This room,
when finished, will be one Of the best
in the place, and we congratulate our
friends upon the change they have
made for the better. They will now
have room according 10 their
strength.
We learn that Mr.. E. S. Kimber will
open out at the same time and place
with the largest stock OF Jewelry,
Watches, &C., ever brought to Find
lay. His friends will have no trouble
in finding him.
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EayEsEaAD - +" 4
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Kinnaman's New Gallery.
The best place to get good pictures
is the above place, Lennarrs Block.
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ton. Replevin. Trial by jury. Jury
failed to agree.
~ State OF Ohio VS. Jeseph Outh-
waite. Indicted for selling liquor.
Continued.
Clara Rpgh IS. William Pugh.-
DiSorce. Dismissed without preju-
dice. y -
Cass r. Carlin vs.. James Spence
ct. al. Injunction. Continued under
former order. = III
Henry III. Gilpin VS.. Louisa GiIpin.
Divorce. Continued under advise.
ment. - so
John H. Harpervs WIN. H. Mel
son. Partition. II Settled. Costs
equally divided.
James Robinson vs.. Della Robin
son. Divorce. Continued.
Jesse Edgington VS.. s.David Funket
al. Civil action. Settled at defend
j. c. Eaafield IS. c. s. Wilkinson.
Civil action. Dismissed without
p-<JudtCC.
ID. D. Nee shan VS.. John B Nc
Cahan. Civil action. Dismissed
without prejudice at plaintiffs cost.
Daniel w. Matthias VS.. ID. ID. Nc
Cahan. Suit on Sheriff's bond
Leave is given plaintiff to amend his
petition, and continued.
Crane d. Breed vs. Baker & Wise.
Civil action. Settled and costs paid.
Chester Cook Ell. al. vs.. G. ID. Foot.
Civil action. Dismissed without
prejudice at plaintiff cost.
). u. Clark VS.. Robert Elder
eiyn action. .Settled and costs paid. |
Z Samaef Perrin et-al. VS.. Christian
Civil action. Continu
ed on motion OF defendant and at his
cost.
Croninger & Taylor VS.. Henry
ct. al. Civil action. Dis
missed without prejudice at plsin-
iff's cost. Z rF |,
Henry Brown vs.Willard Whitney
!. al. Civil action. Judgment
lgainst Whitney for $500 and costs.
Isaiah W. West VS.. VIM. Mungen
{. al. Civil action. Motion for sec
md trial. Allowed. Bond $500.
ALLOWANCE BY COURT.
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"Tls TRUE, 'tis pity, pity It's true,'
that mankind will pass by unheeded
the warning symptoms OF disease
and neglect the remedies to restore
health, until disease has so far ad-
vanced that it is often impossible to
obtain relief. We have been shown
the formula of Judson's Mountain
Herb Pills and believe them to be
the best and simplest OF medicines
for Bilious disorders, Liver Com
plants, Female Irregularities DC
They are prepared with great caution
and will save many doctors bill i
fused In time. As an universal family
medicine, they are unsurpassed
Give the Mountain Herb Pills fail
trial and we warrant you will nevel
be without them. Sold by sll deal
ers.
apfanet7m2.
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The U. B. Church Revival.

: The revival meeting at the United
Brethren Church, under the pastor
ship of the Rev. It. d. Ingle, closed
last Sabbath evening, with thirty
accessions to the church. We learn
from that gentleman that there has
been about 130 accessions to the
church on his circuit during the past
few weeks.
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Settlement Notice. ~
The Books and Accounts of r. X.
Williams are now in the hands of d.
II. Pugh, at Williams old Stand, for
settlement, and all knowing them
selves indebted are notified to call
aud settle. The Books mast b SET
tied. f-,.f II!
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Artistic and Tasteful

IA SASeAo oau AesS WI os
The workmen engaged in frescoing
the NJ. E. Church building finished
their labors last Tuesday evening.
The carpenters are still hard at work
and the building will soon be COM
pleted. The fresco work is magnif.
cent, and the whole building is credit
TO our place, and speaks volumes fol
the energy and enterprise of its pro
iectors. We believe our town car
boast gilmore fine church ediices and /;
better school building than any plac,
of the same size in the State.
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The Mama Valley News.

We have received the initial num-
Der of new paper bearing the above
title, edited by Wilson j. Vance,
ESQ.,, formerly of this place. 1t is an
eight column paper, neat in typo
graphical appearance, replete with
well written editorials, carefully Sc
lected news and miscellany, and it is
hardly necessary to say that IL is
Republican in politics, and that it is
bound to be a success, as it starts in
with fair advertising patronage and
a list of seven hundred, which is fast
increasing. Good.
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School Examination.

School Examination.
The Board of School Examiners OF
Hancock county, at their meeting last
Saturday, issued fourteen certificates
to teachers, as follows: Miss Lois
Marshall, for eighteen months; Misses
Sarah j. Horn, Mary E. Foster, and
Messrs. M. L. Poe and j. p. Yeasley
for twelve months Misses Clara
Ricketts,, Rachel j. Baker, Jane
Baldwin, Hattie Baldwin, Henrietta
Miller, Emma Hess, Serena Nc
Coanelb and Messrs. c. c. Marshall
and ii; A. Nesbitt for six months.
: There were six failures-two In
Orthography. Arithmetic, Geography
and Grammar, one in Orthography
and Geography, one in Arithmetic
and Geography, one in Arithmetic,
Geography and Grammar, and one
in Grammar alone.
The examination, as usual, was
partly oral and patrly written.-
Written answers to the following
questions were required, viz:
ARITHMETIC.
L. Give the distinction between a
period and an order.
2. Whist is percentage name its
principal applications.
g. How many wine gallons in q
barrel OF beer1 Z -r---
4. At I ! per cent. interest, in what
time will sl2O amount to Sl2462?
5. A druggist bought IA pounds OF
drugs, Avoirdupois weight, for $50,
and retailed them by Apothecaries'
weight, al 3 cents per scruple: what
per cent did he gain
GEOGRAPHY.
/. OF what use is the study oil
Geography?
2. What are Meridians and Paral
lels oil Latitude what determine
their location
3. What states border ON Delaware
Bay ? S Ia Eea
4. What capes at the four extrem
tiles of Sonth America?
s. Name the countries of the Yves
tern Continent that border on the
Atlantic, and give the capital ant
metropolis of each.
GRAMMAR.
To be analyzed and parsed
"Whatever is done, should be vel
done.'
Most of the class erred by parsins
all the verbs as intransitive.
Ninety-six Certificates have beer
issued this year to this date, ant
thee,haye been thirty.fve failures
G. F. PENpLEToN.
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A Large Egg.

A friend has placed a hens
egg on our table which measures
seven inches in circumference one
way and eight and-a-half inches the
other. He says that she 1.-THE hen
often does that well. Can anybody
beat that hen or that egg, either?
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GoneEast,

Gene East.
MIR. ID. Connell, ofthe firm of Hen
derson & Connell, of this place, and
MIR. NJ. j. Paul, of the Diamond
Corner" Mt. Blanchard, started to
New York last Monday in search OF
New Goods. They claim that they
are in the very nick of time for getting
good bargains, and as they are both
men Of taste and judgment in the
selection of goods, we may safely
predict that Henderson q ConnelI and
j. S. Henderson will soon bring on :
fresh assortment of the best good.
ever brought to this county.
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Local Business Notices.
The Best Place of Last.

The Best Place at Last.
We stop the press to announce
that our friend, J. B. Rothchild, has
returned from the Eastern markets,
where he has just laid in the best Sc
lected and cheapest stock. of Millin-
cry Goods ever brought to Findlay
and more to come. We called in
a few moments, and found him "more
than at work." and he assured us
that he did not intend TO be under
sold, and every person who knows
him believes he will do Just as he
SAYS. Ladies' Furnishing Goods,
Misses Furnishing Goods, Chill
dren's Furnishing Goods-in short,
everything kept in first-class Mil
linery establishment. Go and see
him, Ladies.
LET those dress Well,
Who never did before;
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Early Vegetables.

EARLY Vegetables.
Messrs. Green q Carson will ac-
cept our thanks for a basket of early
vegetables, fresh from the Cincinnati,
Il market. Enterprise will win, and
they are moving things.
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A partner of the firm of Lazarus
d. Morris, Opticians, Of Hartford, CT,
will be at the store of MIR. Henry
Fack, W. Wednssday, Mayo. See theil
advertisement. -...-,ri i
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DIR. HARTER

sf. = VIII pracflce IN
UPPER SANDUSKY-2d days-l9th and 10th
i'll every month.
FOREST-on the 2lst and till noon on the
I'D of every mouth. - --- -
DIR HARrER is u regularly edueeted physi-
clan OF twenty years experience. He gives
special attention to diseases oil the EYE, EAR,
NosE, THROAT, LUNGS, LIVER, STOMACH,
BOWELS, and diseases OF all KINDS peculiar 10
Females. DIR. HARTER has diplomas nom
Medical Colleges as good as any IN Europe or
America He has sattended a. Yod Medical
Colleges Hospitals and lnfirinarfss - any IN
the world. DIR. HARTER Is acquainted with
all the great improvements OF the age Tor cur
ing sore Eyes, Films on the sight Cross Eyes,
Roaring and noise in the Head, Discharges
from the Ears, Hare Lip. Club Foot, Cancers
Scrofrlla, Fistula, Piles, Rpptures, Dyspepsia
Female IrregnIaritiss, Big Meek Neck, Neuralgia
DIR HARrEK inserts WITHOUT pain,s AHriYi
ciAL EYES which posssss Mi-tle ntovement
and anpearapce OF the natural eye. AEriFt
lsIxI EH ps,fss ipsated without pain, n
I.,oriass ths hearing, a llmssi u mlny.s IS
EsfrsulerA faN
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DIED

How ELI.-tt the residence of his SON in
Fostoria. Seneca county, Ohio ApriI Ih IsBe
Mr.. Samuel Howell, in the seventy ninth
year of his age. - -
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Thanks.

Thanks.
We are under obligations to w. w.
Siddall, Esq, for the very full syn
opsis of Court proceedings for the
April term.
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Sweet Potato Plants.
Nansemond Sweet Potato Plants
for sale. One mile east of Findlay
1912. GEO. MAINS.
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We have added short supplement
to j. Kemble d Co.'S advertisement,
which the ladies will do well TO read.
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IRON REV. JOSEPH n kEssARn.D.D- D.

Pastor of he Tenth B.ptiss Cnueh, Phfsdslphis
,.c,.,ssd 81 eonreef my udsss uifA fec0sses1ass "
SrUsnt kSsds e msdieisss b~t rssa,6s0 ~ Yrssfses
ri sxf 81 psy appropriate phere, havs - az eeS =
partieslorIy 1. ny js~i;y, " ~ xsss.s.s y.
H,oaaaTs Gsr~s~ Biuers, depart Jor s.ss 5,sa ~
ususi esssss b srf~sss ny Jsa eosDerhcn - ,oi IN.
Complaint, h - ses nc : ~
A. .,,r sessSessis - , aAss - sSw
fls- ~ sss,' sa.''. Yea r7sEzxb
D9SA bsb~ 0as1v arsae
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Important Notice

Important Notice.
The firm of j. NJ. Neibllng & Co.
having been dissolved by the death
of the senior partner, all indebted by
note or book account are hereby
notified that immediste settlement
and payment must be made.
G. NJ. Bush,
1913. Surviving Partner.
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Farm for Sale. Apply to
G. G.. BARND.
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Report of Findlay Central School Dis
trict, No. 8, for the Week ending
April is, 1859:
| Hf|iH'|||III f|i'||||I IITtI.
GRADE. |: /: /: TEACHERS.

High SCHOOL i5 81 % IA 80 80 IS Mr.. q Mrs, Iafts
"a 81 IA GU. Pittsford.
Primary .--.-.-. y ls4l iltsSSl olMiss Hardy.
FL. TUFTS, Superintendent.
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Let those dress Well,
Who never did before;
And those who dress
Now dress the more"

Don't take our word for these
things, but go and see for yourselves.
Don't forget the place. Nearly op
poslte the Court house.
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-Four short years ago, aud certain rural
town in Ohio could boast at least dozen sin
gle gentlemen OF a certain age" (We say
nothing of ladies in the same category -"The
Captain with the Whiskers'ied the way, and,
one by one, his bachelor companions turned
from the error oftheir way--our friend Dave
making nine In the rebornatory list. May he
not be les happy than any of hispredecessors
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A S35 Fashion cook stove for SSJ
at ]. Cromley's, Main Street. 2Stf =
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Roarders.l

Boarders.i .Ill
A few day boarders will be taken
at Henderson's Block. Enquire at
Henderson & Conneli's Store.
uo46tf. ,-, 80 .....s,..s -. 81 -
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For Pictures

A S3S Gen. Grant cook stove, No
q for $50 at j. Cromley's. 2Stf
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Nothing further appearing, Court
adjourned without day. Journal
signed by Chester r. Mott, Judge
presiding at April Term, 1869.
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For the cheapest and best Stove
90 to J. Cromley's. no2Stf
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Recovering.

Recovering.
Young Chain, who was stabbed last
week, is recovering, and is now con-
isidered out of danger. { 4
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Mite Society.

Mite Society.
The Lutheran Mite Society win
meet at the residence of Mr.. E.
Bacher, North Findlay, Wednesday
evening, April %.
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IdKIHS q 7 foH
IL. Wheeler Il Co. Go and see
their New Goods. -
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tts 1EkA-
Encouraging.

Encouraging. noi4Hl , sal s-'t7
Mr.. j. n. Baker ngain places US
under obligations Tor a club of sub.
scribers tor the JEFF. Mr.. B. never
forgets to work for the paper when
sa opportunity offers.
h sSes ADVERTISEMENT of DR.. Harter,
| in another column. The DR.. is fast
achieving q reputation % . success
'ful practitioner.
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--@ OFFICERS:
fLAR ARRNCE H.CLARK. President.
LAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Execu-
tive Committee.
HENRY u. COOKE, Yice-President.
ENYRSON W. PEEfr, Secretary and Aetuary.
This Company. offers the following advan-
n is IA National Company, chartered by
special act OF Congress, 1862. 49,, 80,
II has "A paid-up capital ot el,Oo,Vo.
II offers low rates OF premium.
Ii furnishes Larger, nsupilce ihang otner
companies for the same money.
II & definite and certain III its terms,
m is "A home company IN every locality.
lis poIicies are exempt nom attachment.
There are no unnecessary restrictions In the
policies.
Policies may be taken which pay 10 the IN
sured their full amount, and return all the
nreinfuIhs, so(tlnt the insurance costs only
tHS iHt0rest or tiIe ansiual payments.
Policies may be taken that will pay to the
insured, after certain number OF years, au'
ring life, an annual income OF one-tenth the
amount named in the policy. .g.-, =,
40 extra rate is charged for risks upon Tho
iige5 " insures. m not to pay dividends 70 policy
holders, but Ut 50 low a cost that diyideiid
w.Il Ss tmpo;ss,1isb sasmsb,e,, ana fut, particular
e,Sen Saseas ON sppiieation to the Branch Once Q
" JOHN W, Ellis & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio,
Genegsa .xe9,s ft loiya ard Central an
- r.1 CHAS. Z. NILES,
!! Firsa Satisnai AsBk, Etndlsy, fhie,,
I Asea. ~ aspscsk -,
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For Pictures
Go to Kinnaman's New Gallery,
Lennart's Block, Main Street.
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Desirable residence for sale cheap,
for ready pay, il inquired for soon.
Inquire at this Office. 47t2.
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Taking a Fresh Star

A $50 Golden Rule cook stove, No.
0 for $40 at j. Cromley's. 28tf