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Morbid Condition Of the Blood.

These are the fruitful source ofEnanv dis
eases, such as Serofnla, White Swelling
Gout. rheumatism, Eryslpelas Chronic
sore Ewes, Ulcers Swelled Neck, RinFworna,
Salt Rheum, Boils, Carbuuclcs. Pimples
Blo-eheS, and EruptioIs of all kinds
For the cure of these various affections.
which are merely symptoms eff a morbid
state Of the blosd. medical skill and science
have not Yet discovered q B&11d q,rlfer
cq,.sl to the Compound Extract Of 5 il
IIngi This great Health Restorer and
Blood cleansing cordial thoroughly eradi-
Gates every kind of humsr and bad faint
and restores the emit re system to healthy
AID perfectly pure condition.
The genuine only i prepared BY PEN
BFRTGN, TAYLOR e co. Chemists. At
lanta, Ga, and each bears the signature of
-. j. 5. PEMBEItTON. o2l-lm
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The 9th dav of N0vember. 1870
Valuable Land f1r Sale

DY virtue of decree of the Comfy court
ID Of Giles county, rendered at The Ootobe j.
term 1870. in the Gaze Of Robt L McCoTd CT
ais rs john A Perry ct ais / will cher Tor
sale Of the premises on
Monday Nov. 2lst, 1870,
the land belonging to he heirs of Francis 6
Perry deed he same being the l35 acre
tract cor yeved under the order and decrces
Of the Chsncrcy court at Pulaski by Martin
N Lane to khcda / cry for and during her
natu al life. with remainder in fee 10 the
heirs at law # FrnnciS Perry, dec d. Said
land lies in tn, 9th civil distinct of Giles
county. adjoining the lands o. BENZ Vince er
and others. and ah0at 2 miles west OF Brick
church. IN good neighbOrh0od, convenient
70 CEurchcs and tools. There are upon
the pl &c a good dwelling and out-houees,
orchard and the best Of Water. TERMS =
Sold on a credit of l Il . ears with interest,
except cash pay ment OF 5 per cent.
Notes will approved security re. .uired end
a II, n retained. Ii. n. AYMETT.
oet2l CFk " Court.
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ONE HUNDRED DOBLA S

That one tablespoonful OF ENGLISH FE-
MALE BIT RS contains as much medic
inal properties AS one bottle Of any Of the
lleassHtly tarted con- mon advertised bittcTs
of tie day The medical profession to de
eide question BE IL understood hat IN
gliSn Female BiJters II not a bevcr re bur
i a powerful Iron ans : cgeiabie ! nc com
bined curiC long stan ling chronic fem IL
complaints in every direc ion.
Put mp in large Dol ties at : 30 Per bottle.
or six bottles for - %, and -old by drug
gis,s and me chant every where
J. i. DRUMGU0LE & CO.,
Proprietors, Memphis Tenn.
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PHOTOGRAPH TC.

b. | UREGORY. formerly with c
=. Judd of Size byville, la taken en inter
est in the gallery OF {. y. Hall. ofthis place.
and l. prepared make all kids O. G
lures known the art. JUL
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think Simmons Liver Regulator one Of
ihr best medicines ever made for the Liver.
I have seen itused by my wife and many
Others who we're sick and etiicted. with
wonderful effect. Il seems to always cure.
+. II. SPARKS, Albany, Ga.
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ENGLISH FEMALE BITFERs.

The only aclnowle ged Uterine Tonic and
Femal Regulator known. will cure all these
COMPLAINTS above mentioned in an incredI-
bly, short time. The BItters at once arOu~cS.
Strcng' hens and restores the womb to is
natural condition, remuying obstrncti0ns,
relieving pain and regulating the monthly
PERIOD G0ndcr stands a pale. feeble and
languid girl. Just hu sting into womanhood;
sh" II the pride OF all hut bark she silently
steals pickle eats chalk or 81 slate pencil:
no appetite for food; She tulns with a dul
eye and seeks solitude; her eye no longer
sParkles; her merry laugh j. 80 lo,sger heard
ringing through tbs air; she mopes about
with bl"ct!e>s lii.s Id gums, with head
ache, PUipilatiou. constipation, swimming
Of sie head, cold feet and hands, melancholy;
II c has a coated tongue. Offensive breath
md q host OfCvIis to numerous to mention.
" heu neglected all theee-eym ptoms be-
come aGgra a.ed, there is sick stomach
heartburn. u dar line settles under the eyes
the ltTs and ankles are swo On the hair los
cs its gloss and falls off, there Is brittlencsS
nd splitting the finger nal =, swollen ab =
dOmen, extreme neT' ousI ess, f.etfuluess
pains and aches, dry cough, Hysterical Fit
rapid prOstra,ion, epilepsy and death If
You or any Of your friends are thus afflicted
send a once for ii bottle Of English Female
Bitters anu be cured. Its effects are magic
n ouch complaints. SUroly n mother will
delay OF postpone this duty until
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DRcMGoobB & cos BvcHJ

TIE best and cheapest com bination for all
fl. ctioaS Of he Kidneys and Bind Ter ever
ofere4 to the puriic. Il ir prepared BY reg
ar physicians and used by the Prefes' on
Pr.co $ OF * bots'as for 50 Sold by
druegis.s and merchants every v here.
J.P. DBOMG00LE& CO.,
US:5 y 20 3. IGnA
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Administrator,s Notice.

II HAVE been appointed by the County
. 1 courc of Giles county administrat or upon
the estate ofZacariah Parker, ar, decd, and
all persons holding claims against Inn aIe
Hereby mott ed to present them within the
time PresC rbcd by law. All persons iud, bt-
cd to him will please come forward and set
lie. s30-2II ALFRED W. PARKER Admir-
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TIE CENsUs.

Jhs Population, Deaths. a1d Hum
bsr Of Farms and Industrial
Establishment II M.l-
die Teanesse
The following Is the official report
Of the population. number Of deaths
fer the year ending June /, 1870.
firms and industrial establishments
in each county 10 Middle Tennessee
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". ON. PERKINS.
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives.
d =. THOMAS
Speaker of the Senate.
SheE'3ffS' Sale.
On Monday How o 1870

7 WILL sell tn the highest III llcr far Cash
L at the court house door I'm Pu'as ~
small tract or parcel Cfland " inc in distri t
Ne. of Giles county. Tenn. and bounded
n follows, tO-wit: Fast by The lands Of Jar
rett Phillips. south by the land OLA J Ba'-
lctinc, west by the lands of the estate Of Ben
Mason. and north by a street. being he cor
poration line, continuing about 3 or ! acres
Levied on as he property ofM " Malone to
satisfy an execution in nv hand in favor of
Ephriam Bass against said VI NJ Malone an !
others. nil d. u. PARSONS SIN
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DEATH IS AT The COCR

In all those complaints the system evil
IDENTIFY shows u want ofrcd blood, aud Mr..
Church, II. in his work on Diseases on Fee
mates. says Bearing i'll mind that the
blood is remarkably deficient in red. corpus
cles, and tho known property ofiron to cCr
rect this condition. theory suggests it ;lS the
most to be relied on, the b,st of which -
Citrate" titrate of Iron enters largely into
the com position Of Eng iah Female Bit r
combined with powerful vegetable tones o.
rare qualities.
Among the mour taiEs OF Tennessee and
the piney woods Of Mis-I>siT pi, is found u
certain hard and finty root, which has been
secret use 10y some old mdw YES for many
years, possessing mage powers in rcguiut-
ing und rcsts ring all females suffering with
any affection Of the wrmb. This root We
have obtained. gave il Il fair test il our prac-
I &C and i. i now one Of the principle IA
gradients in these BiitcrS. other Tcvcrfu
uterine and general ;ouics $50 enter INTO Its
com Positi IN We al-o add LapJardra, or
Black root sufficient 20 act upon the liver
uEd keep the bowels oIen.
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CHANCERY sal S

Henry Watts on ad r. vs. Martha Watson ct als
TgUHSTiNT to decree o. the 11lat,>ery
i court at Pulaski In tlsc above el.uSe, j
xii on
We lresday Ny. 3O.h. 1870.
ell 1t public sal, to tbs highest bidder on
Re Premises Tie remaindcs inteTcSt. being
- 1Go acres IN the dover Jract. set apart
= thc widow Of james Watson. decd OF .
-e.lit Of 6 Il II months with interest. Said
an is situated n the S;h civil district Of
Giles county. on the waters of Buehana.'S
creek. adjoining the lands of 1ileS Re, noldr
and otherR. Notes with approved security
required and Iein retained
ocf3l W. BALLENTINE, & m.
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WOOL WANTED.

XEJE viii pay the highest market rrico fer
~ Wool Of ali kinds. either clean or IN
cIaan, N goods provision or cash Bring
. ,ur wool II Vale Mills H'''s ''''"rtv. -
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Administrators 7 Office.

AQulll1E traitor J OClce,
HAVING suggested to the county court o
II Giles county the Insolvency the rs
tate Of GeN w llcrv decd. 1t was ordered
by the court that publication be made as re-
quircd by law for all persons claiming to be
creditors of the estate to file their claims
properly verified with the Clerk ofthc conn
~ court on or before the LIST of March. 1871
or they Will be denied pro rata pay m-nt cut
Of the assets Of tie estate and forever barred.
no. JULIUs p. MAY. admir-.
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Dec. Isl, 1870.
n OITCE-

Ii persons having claims against The
\ opholu. IIarweIl. decd. are hereby noti-
fed to + lie hem du Y authenticated with the
"a deroigned Clerk x Master of the Chancery
court at Pulaski on or before the LIST Monday
IN cbruary, 1871.
oct2l ". F BAL ESTISE. m.
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pURsUANT to the above at tbority The

PURSUANT to the above at tFority The
u @tional Balllz of
II Il l. p g < z,
viii open for business on
HON az, N0V. 7TH 1870.
at o'clock, A. NJ in the new Banking
House cv l.. Main streot now occupied by
the ii. Llaud Sa.iugs Bank.
DIX act; O{GS
~ E. BALLENTENE, Pres
3. T Carter V. P. ! B Stacey,
Thos. Il. Jones. Jno. +. Eel,
J Z. Mcclure, J. F. May
". } PS{tEES. Cashier. nova Pm
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" Reed epeIs VS.. Robt J Garrett ct as.

W \ Reed eSels vs.. Robt Garrett ct as.
cause Il appearing to the court thu
/ the defendants kobJJ Garrett and 9th ;
" hose names aye unknown, are nom
dents OF the State CT Tennessee SO that
the ordinary process canI.oL be served on
them; 1t is therefore ordered that puhIica-
zion be made in the Pulaski Citizen req mir
ing Said def ndGuts to appear before this
court at the con tboUSe in PulaSki on the lSt
Monda in December next nd answer aid
petition, r 1t viii be taken for confessed
10 them and set Tor hearing cX-paTte.
nov4 II. II. AYNLTT. Cl'k.
Chas II Tri.o e. ais ;. Elizabetls Ann Trice
ct ais
IN this cause it appear ug to the court that
] the defendants, ward w Tricc, Nancy
J Tree James s. fIice David Tire in Al
Tricc Lamue 4-atbaln. Eliza L laan Iro
J and Jas = latbam are non residents
Of the Stase Of Tennessee. it i therefore or
dered hy the court that publication BE- made
in the Pulaski Citfzt n, requiring SAM detend
ants to be and appear before this court on
Inc LIST Monday il December ard plead, an
swer or demur to the petition, OF he same
vi II he taken for con iessod and set t"r boar
eEto' nc4 Ii. Il. ATNETT, G 4.
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Elizabeth White and others vs.. Eliza Webb
and others
DURSU ANT to decree of the County
1 Court OF Giles Conn at the August
and JIM" Terms. 1914. will sell to tho high
est bidder on the promises on
The 9th day of November, 1870,
N a credit OF and , years with interest
FROM da.e lle acres Of land. being portion
at the land mentioned Ii the proceedings
belonging 90 .lo estate 0t Caleb White dec.
plat e spid land via be furnished upon
he day fsa!e. Bond and oceuI!CS rcquir-
ed and liel retained.
oct2s-4 II II. NYVETT, Clerk
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required and q lem retained
oct2l WI BALLENTINE,
] II Luter ct ais vs. NJ Luter ct ais.
Dc RSUANST to decree OF the Chaneery
1 court at I, laski in the above cau,e, /
viii on
Hednesaay, Dec 7th 1870,
sell at public sale TO the highes' bidder 1t tie
eSidence Of the late kiuchcn Lntcr in tie
lst civil district Of lilies county three tracts
Of land belonging to The estate ef kincheu
Iutcr. decd. being subdivisions Of his home
tract and the same lots heretofore idof BY
Siias Boswell, Ino i Stewart and J
uircrave. On of said tracts contain SIS
10 100 acres. another 20 i30-l60 acres ar d
the other IS loo leo acres. and idioins the
lands Of J rs Beatty, JAS NJ Clildcrs, p Bos
well and others. TERMS Sid on credit
of K years with interese except cash
pay mcnt OF $50. Notes with approved Sc
curity required and a lien retained.
cct2I W. + BALLENTINE, c & m.
Jno N simonton OK &C. vs-J P. Potter and
and others.
DURSUANT to decree Of the Chancery
/ Court at Pulaski in the above cause
will sell to the highest bidder on the prcmi-
ses en- the
18th az Ct Mover Der, 1870,
20 acres, of land. being portion Of the.
anie belonging to the estate Of w " Pot
'er dec on II credit of and years with
interest from date. The POO Rcres consists
OF - acres Oft OF the northern part Of said
tract, and IS acres Of wood land the east
side ofsaid tract, with right Of way of two
poles along the eastern border Of said tract,
from the cleared md Of 1852 acres 10 the Is
acres Of wood land. Piats and surveys vii!
be furnished on the day OF sale. Bond and
security will be required and lien retained
The land Is we'll watercd and fertile, and
well adapted TO the growth of cotton and
grain, and has a beautiful site for building.
o2o-4t ". f. BALLENTlNE, c d l..
Luke r Inmau & wife ". L Z Reagin ct ais.
DURSUANT to a decree Of the Chancely
i court at Pulaski in the above cause, j
viii on
Thursday, Nov. I7ih. 1870,
sell at public sale to the highes: bidders at
the residence Of John Reagan. decd the tw o
tracts If land mentioned in the pieadings
Except the part covered with the widow $
duwer. and containing together about J 8,
cros. bel neirg to the estate Of the SAID
I John Reagan. decd. situated III the Sd dis
tricU of Giles county on the waters Of Shoul
| creek, ado ming the lapds of Alozc Gilbert
and others TERMS. Sold on It credit o.
/ y years vi h Interest except cash pay
/ N, mt of ) per cent. Notes with approved st
/ curitv required and lien retained.
oct2l W + .,ALLEsTIAE & N.
las c Rrownlow. use of. v. T b Walker.
/ PURSUANT to a decree Of the Charcery
! court at Pulaski in the above cause, |
/ will on
Friday. Nov: 1911 1870,
/ ~ell to the highest bidder on the premises, on
] credit of6 u : i months. ;l,e tract Of
! land mentioned in he plcadings. containing
| about 200 acres. situated in the 4th civil dr-
! tict Of Gi}cS an1 the I'd civil district OF Law
1 r-nc counties. on the waters Of Sugar creek.
, the smae sold by y Coz, former G 1; NJ, and
/ lid o # by OF e,A IcMasters. Notes with aP-
! proved sccrity required and lien retained.
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tcKEEss. pAIa AND oDAra
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Nondau Dee. 5th. 1870.

viii on
Monday Dee. 18Th, 1870,
sell at public snlc to the highest bid Ter at
the court + ouse DOR in Pulaski the own
lots, (includu- the magnificent BIick dwell
ius house. known a. the Perkins House. ,
mentioned in the pleadingS. divided into :
valuable lots, il being Il subdivision Of lot
No. p on the plan OF the to Sn OF Pulaski
Said prcpcl " Is situated in the town of Pa
laski. in fne neigborhood, convenient to
water and the business part Of town. and al
together one Of The most desirable Trol crtys
in She town. TERMS - lie third on the
lst day Of January Icxt and tie balance on
a credit Of d years with interest 4 plat
an survey j. on file in the OH of the c a IN.
Notes with approved sccuril required nd
lien retained. M " + BALLENrINE & II
i,ich'd Harris, ad'r. vs. Lucinda Rivers ct ais
BURSU ANT 70 q decree of the Chanccry
court at Pulaski in tho above cause,
will on
Thursday. Dec. 1sr. 1870.
sell at public sale to the highest bidder on
the premi es in the Sih civil district OfGilcs
county. on the waters ofBritton's creek. the
tract Of l02I6 acres Of. land belonging to the
estate of Braytou Rivers, decd. adjoining
III lands or Coiston Alternately. estate Of
re Roles ana cthe's. y ERNS Sold on
a re e. ,rH r - months with interest
90 w. tr..r.f.-j security r ca ret and
Ire. res PSI. on - p tiALLES
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Eridna. -Nop. 18M 1870.

pURSUANT to decree Of the Chanccry
l court at Pulaski, in the above cause, l
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Thuredav, Nov. In. 80,

as c Rrownlow use Of " T 3 Walker.
PURSUANT to a decree OF the Charcery
! court at Pulaski in the above cause, |
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J II Luter ct ais vs. N Luter ct ais.
TsTRSUANST to decree OF the Chaneerv
I court a Z, laski in the above cau-e, |
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Luke r Inmau & wife ". L Z Reagin ct ais.
DURSU ANT to a decree Of the ChanceIy
I i court at Pulaski in the above cause, ]
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-04-28

Made of Poor Rum Whisky, Proof Spirits and
Refuse Liquors, dOctor0d, spiced, and sweet,
ened 10 please the taste, called ''TOnicS" "Ap.
petizers," "RestOrers" &c, that lead the tip.
pier on to drunkenness and ruin, but are q true
medicine, made from the native Roots AID
Herbs Of California, free from all Alcoholic
stlmulants. They are the Great Blood Purl-
fer and Life Giving Principle, perfect Rem
ovater and InvigoratOr Of the system, carrying
of all poisonous matter, and restoring the
blood to healty condition. No person can
take these Bltters according to directions, and
remain long unwell.
800 will be given for an incurable case,
provided the bones are not destroyed BY min
eral poisons or other means, and the vital
organs wasted beyond the point of repair.
For lnflammatOry and Chronic Rheumatism
and Gout, Dyspepsia, or Indigestion Bilious,
Remittent and Intermittent Fevers, Diseases
of the Blood, Liver Kidneys, and Bladder.
these Bitters have been most successful -
Such Diseases are caused by Vitiated Blood,
which Is generally produced by arrangement
of the Digestive Organs.
Cleanse the Initiated Blood whenever you
nnd It's impurities bursting through the skin
in Ptmples, Eruptions or sores; cleanse 1t
when you find it obstruoted and sluggish In
the veins; cleanse it when it is foul and your
feelings will tell you when. Keen the blood
pure and the health OF the system will follow.
PIN, TAPE and other WORMS, lurking In
the system OF so many thousands, are effect
ually destroyed and removed
In Bilious, Remittent, and Intermittent Fe-
Vers, THESE BitterS have no equal For full
direntions read carefully the circular around
each bottle, printed in four languages-E
gllSh, German, French and Spanish.
WALKER, Proprietor, 80 Commerce st.
n. 7. K: IL. Mcdonald \ Co., Druggists, and
general Agents, San Francisco and Sacramen-
to. California, and 80 & 35 Commerce st. N. Y.
March 10, 1870, 16mS
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4 PEAL ESTATE AGENCY !
1874 Acres Of the Best Land
IN FAYETTE COUNTY!
Situated one and one-half miles from staur
ton, and now owned by Amos GOldsberry. II
acres Of the land are under cultivation, an
the remainder good timber land Goo
ments OH tho premises. Good Orchards, {
ever 100 trees Land wsll watered.
RESIDENCE.
A Two.story Brick Dwelling. on Court st
in Washington &. H., Ohio, eight rooms goo
well and cistern good Out-houses, fruit an
ornamental trees, fine garden, whole lot an
good stable. Terms cary.
RESIDENCE.
A Two Story Frame Dwelling ON Main st.
good well and clst0rn, house In good repair
healthy locality, cheap, and pay made to sui
GuStOmors.
BUSINESS HOUSE.
Threo.story business room on the corner Of
Main and Market streets, and entire stock oi
Furniture, Cabinet Tools aud material One.
hall down and the balance in one and tive
years.
HOUSE AND LOT.
One.story Frame Dwelling on Fayette st.,
near North end; four rooms; out buildings
fruit trees, 1ne garden spot, Cheap, and terms
Easy.
HOUSE AND LOT.
one.story frame dwelling, situated on Main
81, new and in good repair Out buildings
in good condition; well, cistern; good fence
fruit trees and good garden spot Cheap and
desirable.
HOUSE AND LOT.
One story frame dwelling; new; fourrooms
and hall Good lot and fences. Payments tol
suit purchasers.
HOUSE AND LOT.
Blacksmith shop, Dwelling and acres Of
ground located In Perry township, FayotteI
county, Ohio, \ miles from Martlnsburg;--
good well and orchard. The shop has good
run of custom, and is u good location and thel
property desirable. Present ownOr, IL. G.l
Smith Terms easy.
TOWN LOTS.
30 town lots in desirable localities, will b
offered for S0days only.
FARM.
II acres In Concord township, Ross County,
. miles east Of Good Hope, Fayette County, i
convenient distance from Church and SCHOOL,
House, In good state of cultivation II acrebl
timber, 30 acres In clover, living water, newi
~ story frame house, Terms, $65 90 peri
acre---s9S 90 cash and balance in one and two
years, with 6per cent, interest. Present own
er II, II, Chevee.
Is acres one. half mile South Of Washington.
Good brick dwelling barn, Out-buildngs andl
fences; all In good repair. WIN sell the whole
piece OF 10 acres or the North side Of said land
The above Is but partial list of property on
our books We have real property OF all kinds
and at all prices, and persons wishing to buy
cannot fail to be suited by consulting us, WEI
propose to publish monthly descriptive list
Of all property In our hands for sale.
VERY DESIRABLE FARM.
S52 acres Of the best land In Fayette county i
situated In Paint township, miles North of
Bloommgburg 100 0acres good timber; living
water; geod young orchard; 1 x story framel
house; strong black soil, well fenced, in good
condition. Terms $50 per acre, one third
down, and balance to suit purchaser.
ENQUIRE OF
MCEIWain & MCLean!I
REAL ESTATE AGENTSi
WASHINGTON C. H....--..--- OHIO. 4
Bfyr oalce over Dr. 0. A, ALLEE's Dry
Goods Store ap lows
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CLOSING-OUT SALE.
I'm order to make room for Spring Purchases,
WILL SELL FOR FHR NEXT THIRTY DAYS
CASH!
Our "iS sd Dress p,a'a Goods % ~ ~
BEST CALICOES---M -MerrimaCks-- 1-2c.!
.gl W Hhg u OUR IA SHEETING 15c. IS"
- fi..
Our A BIeached Muslin is and 16 2-3c. 5a

Our $500 white Bed Blankets
" 600 "
" 1,25 Wool Ingram Carpe
q" 100 i"
(" 90ct"
I" 45ct Hemp Carpet for
~ /" 25.OO Beaver OYercoats 70