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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-27

E'OR RENT, 4 very DESiRABLhM#A
corner 0r Grace and Pine streets, containing six
rooms, wi It'll kitchen carriage-house, stable, anu
q large garden attached, now being put In good re-
pair The street cars pass the door regularly
through the day. FRA NClS l.. Isl ELL.
Auclioneer aud Real Estate Agent.
Eleventh street between Main anu Bank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-27

TOHN w. WYATT,
81 GENERAL SHIPPING
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
CORNER NAH AND ELEVENTH. STREETS
RICHMOND, VA. poST-OFFICE Fox IL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-27

r1OR RENT, THOSE TWO LARGE a.
II AND DESIRABLE STORES on Main E:J
strc.t-Nns. ll36 aud ld3s-- recently occupied by
Messrs. Wake Il Tay Tor and Charles \. Morris Y
Co. They are admirably suited for any business.
apply To r>,D . D,orupp
lie 25--3t LYME q BRo1dhh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-27

DOR RENT, that very desirable Gss
T. BRICK ROUSE situated ON the south III
sid. OF Clay street between Fourth and F,fth
streets containing eight rooms; kitchen with four
rooms gas and water, &c. now In the occupancy
OF :. Il. Jacobs, Esq. Possession can he hsdo
the Is, Of ,Juiy next T.. u. EACHp,
Real Estate Agent.
Uflcc No. o Fourteenth street,
ic27lt near Exch ,nge Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-27

TOR RENT, NICE FRAME o.
Il TENEMENT on Twenty-second between Iii
Leigh and streets, containing five rooms :
Kitchen &c. Rent low to good tensnt. APP
L. .5 At LYME Il BROTHER.
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PROCEEDINGS COMMON PLEAS
COURT.


The following cases were disposed of
since our last issue:
State vs.. Lewis A. Gable, assault
and battery. Fine 81 90.
John Stanley was acquitted of an
affray.
State VS.. Daniel Barnes, for tresspass
on lands, plead guilty and fined 81 p.
State vs.. Rufus Clark (colored) found
guilty of an assault and battery upon
his father, aged 80 years, is imprisoned
i'll the county Jail 80 days and fined
800.
John l.. Cheesman, recognized to
appear at next term in the sum OF 500,
and answer for four several assaults
upon The person of his wife and her
little sister.
Casper Smith, aged Is, charged with
grand larceny, pleads guilty and is
sent to the House of Refuge until he
arrives at 81.
PRESIDENT and Directors Brownsville
x Windsor Turnpike Company VS..
Jonathan Clevenger ct al. Right of
way granted, remonstrants appeal TO
the Supreme Court.
James Stud ebaker vs.. John L
Reeves, judgment VS.. defendant.
Robert c. Miller VS.. George III.
Smith, judgment VS.. defendant.
Martin Slater VS.. James :. Adding.
ton, judgment Vs.. defendant.
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BASKET MEETING,

The basket meeting at Lewis grove.
near tnionsport, was largely attended
on last sabbath. The day was splendid
for the occasion and much endowment
was had. The fore part of the day
was spent III singing and speaking
In general the speaking could be dis
tinctly heard in the most remote parts
OF the grove. At the close of the
forenoon services sumptuous feast
was engaged in. there being plenty to
feed all, and many loaves and pieces
Of chicken left, but no fishes. Ii
seemed Is If the turf of the grove
were turned into nourishment, vet
there were many who repaired to res
licences of the hospitable citizens near
by and were more than we'll enter
tanned. The afternoon was spent in
general experimental, and practical
speaking until the day was well spent.
But one accident occurred, = small
boy being kicked by a horse,-result
serious but not fatal. The occasion
was FEAST both physically and spirit
ually, OF which all under our observa-
ton seemed to be participant. -
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SAD ACCIDENT.

On Wednesday evening last during
the storm, an accident occurred about
six miles north of this place, that re-
suited in the death of three persons,
and the seriols, if not fatal, injury of
the fourth one.
The parties were, Jacob Lucas, ST.,
his wife, sister and two children.
They had been to the Allensville mill,
and were on their return home when
the storm came upon them. The wind
blew a tree down just after they passed
il, throwing it OH the wagon and its
unfortunate inmates. Mrs. and Miss
Lucas and a baby about nine months
old were killed instantly, Mr.. Lucas
was so badly injured that he was
scarcely conscious of what had hap
pened. lie can remember nothing
except lifting his little boy off the
wagon and partially lifting his sister
he saw she was dead, until he arrived
1T the house Of Enoch Evans. When
the door was opened he could tell
nothin except that something awful
had happened. They took him in and
went in search of the others.
Mrs. Lucas was struck on the head
and back. Miss Lucas was also struck
on the head, and the baby in the left
temple and cheek. The funeral took
place ut Evans grave yard on the
Friday following and was largely at
tended. Mr.. l.. was bruised in the
breast and back, and had one foot cut.
At last accounts he was improving,
with some hopes of recovery.
One of the horses attached to the
wagon was struck by a flying limb
and killed.
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State ex rel Cyreatty G. Floyd W
Lewis w. Day, judgment vs.. defend
ant.
Cornella l.. Coats et al w. Joat
Pierce at al, partition OF land ordered
Mariah Barnhart ct al W.. Isaac
Sipe ct al, judgment W. defendant
William II. Bennett vs.. Charles ii
Time, judgment vs.. defendant.
James T.. Kemp VS.. Henry V. Sipc
Judgment W. defendcnt.
Richard NJ. Conway ". Samuel V
Templin, judgment VS.. defendant.
Hannah Lumpkin Us. Marmadikt
Lumpkins ct al, Partition Of FeaI
estate made and confirmed.
\. Clevenger vs.. +. NJ. Brewer ct al
Judgment vs.. defendant for costs.
VIM. b. Andrews We. David I. Hiatt
ct al, judgment vs.. defendant.
Isaac Howard 1T al VS.. David L
Hiatt ct al, partition of land made
and confirmed.
George Sell W. Joseph Brown
Venue changed to Jay county.
ID. VI. Bradbury vs.. w. b. McKen'
nan, judgment and decree OF fore
closure.
Benjamin G.. Wilkerson VS.. o. NJ
Mills, judgment W. defendant.
Benjamin &. Wilkerson vs.. o. NJ
Mills, judgment vs.. defendant.
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TWO MORE OLD SETTLERS GONE

Those who converted one county
from bowling wilderness into smil-
ing fields, are one by one passing
away. We have this week to record
the death of two OF the earliest settlers
Of this county.
Jonathan Edwards died at his
residence, about one and one-fourth
miles south Of this city, on Friday
July 18th 1870, OF cancer, in the ssth
lear Of his age.
Mr.. Edwards was one OF the first
settlers in this county, having lived
on the farm on which he died for near
~ sixty years. lie cut the first tree
from the site where now stands our
llourishing little city. IL was cut on
the ground now occupied 10y the NJ. f..
Church.
Mr.. f.. had suffered for several yeaIs
with his disease. He leaves descen-
dants To the fourth generation To
mourn his death.
Mrs. Catharine Oyler died at the
residence Of her son Henry Oyler, on
Sunday, July Eth, 1870, aged about
81 years
Mrs. Oyler came with her husband
to this county, from Franklin county,
Va, in the year 1919. The infirmities
of age fell heavily upon her, she hav-
ing been almost helpless for two years,
and SPECIFICS cor some weeks.
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE.

State of Indiana, Randolph County.
In the Randolph Circuit Court, Septem
Der Term, 1870.
Martin 0 g, Complaint No. s7s
Margaret COnklin.
NJ OW comes the Plaintiff, by John E.
II Neff, Attorney, and files his com
plant herein, together with an affidavit
that said Defendant is not a resident Of the
State OF Indiana, and that a cause of action
exists against her.
Notice is therefore hereby given said
Defendant that unless she be aid appear on
the first day of the next Term Of the Ran
dolph Circuit Court. to be holden on the
second Monday of September, a. D., 1870.
at the Court House in Winchester, in said
County and State, and answer or demur to
said complaint, the same will be heard and
determined in her absence.
Witness my name and the Seal of said
Court affixed, at Winchester, this 18th
day Of July, A. D., 1870.
n30 H. T. SEMANS, Clerk
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LYNN. Ind. July l6. ISL

y
Perhaps your numerous readers
would like to hear some news from this
place. thought l would give you a
few items for publication, for your
very valuable paper, from this place.
This afternoon special dinner was
prepared by the citizens of this place
and vicinity, in beautiful grove adj
joining town, for the work hands,
/ numbering about 150 or 200, employ
ell on the Cincinnati, Richmond &
Fort Wayne Railroad, on completion
Of laying the iron down on said road
to this place. About o'clock, p. NJ,
all the hands quit work and marched
up under n beautiful banner, with the
words inscribed OH same, "Railroad
Tax" TO participate i'm the Inequalities
prepared for them for the occasion. l
can assure you the citizens here had
been to n great deal OF trouble and
expense in preparing the delicacies for
the hands employed at work on said
road, and the hands will not forget
soon the favor they received from the
citizens Of Lynn.
The committee Of arrangements APP
pointed William Freeman, Esq, of
this vicinity, TO give the reception
speech for the occasion, which he did
in very appropriate manner. Con-
ductor Nickson made the reply on
behalf of the road.
There is considerable business here
for the size of the place. On taking
an evening walk noticed several new
buildings; one, Odd Fellows Hall, is a
very good building, and is an honor
to the members of that society. The
brick school house, now under con-
struction, when finished, will be well
arranged, with different apartments
for the young folks to study the diff
ferent branches of education, which,
if applied to proper use, will prepare
them for any position they may be
placed in society
On next Monday, the voters of the
township are TO take a vote for or
against tax in said township i'm
favor of the Lake Erie * Louisville
Railroad, and it is my opinion that
the people, generally, will vote for the
tax i'm favor of said road.
Will keep you posted up on the cur
rent news from this vicinity.
NERITYAS.
All right, come again and often.-
En- InI-RNAI
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WHAT ARE YOUR SYMPTOMS,

AsE they dullness aud drowsiness, with
frequ en-, headaehel Bitter or bad taste ia
the mouth; dryness Of tLe throat and inter
nal heat1 PalPitation of the heart; irresu-
lar appetite; sour stomach Sickness AMI
vomtingl Distress Heayiness. or int
feeling about the stomach and sides. often
attended with pain aud tenderness Cole
pains, aud soreness through the bowels,
with excessive heat Constipation OF the
bowels. alternating With frequent attacks
of diarrh9al Piles; aatultnce; nervous
nessl Coldness of the extromitiesl Rush
of blood to the headl Numbness OF limbs
Cold chillsl Low spirits Unsociabillity
or gloomy forbodingsi Ii any of the above
symptoms are yours use ROBACk'S
REME0lES-they will cure you.
The Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Ind.) 18??-1920, 1870-07-21

ED. JOURNAL: Seeing considerable
gassing Oh the Early Rose potatoes,
was induced to try them. i planted
i lbs. and dug last week % lbs OF
nice. large potatoes. / planted one
eye in hill; and two eyes l split in
two, and from those that 1 split there
came three stalks.
If any person can beat this, 1 would
like to hear from them. The potatoes
were raised by a subscriber of the
JOURNAL, in Randolph county.
j. J. II.
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S376 46.
TOTAL,

o. NJ. Mills is a pleasant gentleman
to deal with; strictly honest in all his
business relations. He is not at all
alarmed about the scarcity of money,
but keeps a well selected stock of every
thing in his line. Dry goods, gro
ceIies, boots and shoes, hats and caps,
clothing and notions. are his special
ties, and his stock is carefully selected,
and sold at small advance on cost
prices, his motto being "quick sales
and small profits"
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Legal Advertisements.
Sheriff g Sale.

DY VIRTUE of one TinditiOni and one
ID Execution, to me directed from the
Clerk OF the Randolph Common Pleas Court.
| will expose at Public Sale. to the highest
bidder,
On Saturday, the Goth day Of August,
A. ID. 1870.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. N. and
1 O'Clock p. NJ of said day, at the door of
the Court House of Randolph County, the
rents and profits, for a term not exceeding
seven years. of the following described
Real Estate, wit:
The south half Of the north east quarter
OF section twentysix (26), township twenty
(20), range fourteen Ia east, in Randolph
County. Indiana.
And on failure to realize the amount Of
judgment, interest and costs, | will, at the
same time and place. expose at Public Sale
the fee simple of said Real Estate.
Taken as the property of John Keys.
at the suit Of John ID. Mckee ct al. and
Amos Peacock ct nj.
Said sale will be made without any relief
whatever from valuation or appraisement
laws.
WILLIAM NJ CAMPBELL.
Sheriff of Randolph County.
Br,dberry & n eff, and Watts 4 Reynolds.
July 81, 1890. Atty's for Plaintiff.
Printers fee so 00.l
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MEDICAL MEETING.

There will be meeting of the reg
ular physicians of Randolph County,
at Winchester on Thursday, July 18th,
for the purpose Of organizing County
Medical Society. Such societies are
productive - much good, and it is
hoped there will be general attend
ance. The meeting will be called to
order at . o'clock, A. VI. =.
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perfect cures Of the worst casts OF Catarrli,
"Cold in the Head" Coriza aud Catarrhal
Headache, as hundred of testimonials from
we'll known citizens and eminent physicians
who have used it in their practice album
dainty testify. Ii is mild, pleasant anl un-
irritating. The proprietor offers $50 for
a case of Catarrh that lie cannot cure.
on receip. OF sixty cents. Address Il. '.
Pierce, NJ D., Buffalo, y. Y. Sold by
druggists.
Stop that Hacking Cough by using DR..
Pierce's Alt. Ext, or Golden Medical Dis
coyery
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BUY A HONE.

Frame house Of SIX rooms built last sea
son on large corner lot, in Winchester,
or sale cheap, on long credit, will rent the
same until sold
Also, 81 acres of rich soil, well timber
cd land in Adams county near the line Ct
the new Railroad, will sell low for cash
or trade for clean stock of goods.
would prefer a stock of drugs. Call at
my office or address me az Winchester,
Ind DR.. ]. r. TENNELL.
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JUDGE PERKINS CARD.

In another column Of this weeks
JOURNAL, we publish the opinion Of
this distinguished gentleman on the
negro question. II lisa plain, common
sense article, and we commend IL TO
our Democratic brethren. The Judge
has been "wheel horse" for many
years, and has been honored with
high official position 10y that party.
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HOUSE AND LOT ron SALE.

Kizer & Smith, Druggists. keep it
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The Philharmonic Society Of Union
city VIII give concert at the city
Hall on next Thursday evening. The
proceeds will be donated 10 the Con-
grcgational Church Of this place, for
the purpose Of buying an organ.
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MATRIN ONIAL.

Marriage licenses have been grant
eel 10 the following parties since our
last report:
Stephen Perkins and Indiana Scott:
Josiah G. Bundy and Mary Jane
Miner;
Caleb III. Manor and Mary Blake
ley;
Lewis w. Day and Cyreafhy c..
Lloyd.
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SINGLE MILL FoR SALE.

Desiring 70 change my busiucss. ! on,r
for sale or trade. ny Single MI aud
Pump Factory. Nth al Tie arrnrt,naneo
thereto belonging. situated 10 Wu,htasr.
Indiana. Machinery in eoed repair md
business profitable. T,rms reasonable.
For fall particulars address the aua,f- en-
ed. Winchester. Indiana. 81 Watts a Rev
no,ds. Real Estate Agents. winohestsr.
Indiana. J.. CAMP
June -. $50 ~ 3n
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TO TIE PUBLIC.

NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN, tina:
~ S. O. Hill, William II. Patt.
aud Samu.! Witter. appraisers, will. on
the eighth day of August, lcI0, begin the
examination of the lands and assessments
of the benefits ard injuries thereto; occa-
stoned by the construction of q ditch by
the Greenville Creek Ditching Company
on the following line and route, wit: be-
ginning in a branch of Greenvile Greek,
forty rods north OF the south east corner OF
the north cast quarter of section fifteen
15), in township sixteen 40. range one
% west. in Randolph County, Indiana.
and running from thence down SAID branch
in a westerly direction about thirty rods, to
a point where said branch turns and runs
in 1. northern direction, anu running from
thence down said branch IL a northern di-
rection, to point in the rofth west quarter
Of section thirty five 1851, in township
seventeen 40. range one ~ west, where
said branch meets another branch OF said
Greenville Greek. said appraisers Will meet
at nine o'clock A. n of said day, at the
said starting point. and from thence pro-
coed to assess tie benefits and injuries to
all lands affected Dy said ditch from the
said starting point TO the terminus of said
ditch, and the said assessment wi II be COZ
tinued from day to day thereafter till com
pletad.
The Greenville Creek DitchinS Com
pany, by
JOHN HARLAN. !
JOHN F. MIDDLETON,
JOHN w. JACKSON, Direc'ofs-
n2s JAS. VI. PEELE,
CHENEY a WATSON, At,y's for Co.
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- Keep the Blood Pure and avoid
Fevers by using bottle Of Pols.d'-
Humor Doctor, ,ke great Sys,em Renew
er.
~ Do not wait for cough or Kidney
Disease 10 90 - IL cane, but get foiaGd's
White Pine Compound to cure al once
Fellows Worm Lozeusers j. the only
worm remedy in existence combining
harmless qualities silh delicious taste aud
amazing power.
All cases OF Debility peculiar % fe
males vii, find a sovereign remedy in Dr.
Swesi's Female Strengthening Cordial
Sold bv. J.. {. HlksH. wilchester,
Ind - nl3 Il
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The new Democratic paper will be
published next week-at least We have
the word Of prominent Democrat
that IL will make its appearance right
after the Congressional Convention,
and that comes off to-day.
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The old experiment OF trying to get
one train past another on the same
track, was tried near Pendleton last
week. Result: An engine and several
cars badly smashed up, and a brake
man with n sprained ankle.
The Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Ind.) 18??-1920, 1870-07-21

A new bell was placed on the schoo,
building, on Monday last, weighing
400 pounds. II is Of pure bell metal
and cost sl61. Mr. I. w. Kizer, ouI
Township Trustee, deserves credit FOL
this much needed improvement.
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We desire 20 call the attention Of
those who subscribed To secure the
completion ~ the Cincinnati, Rich
mond * Fort Wayne Railroad. that
their notes are at the National Bank.
According To tie terms OF the condi-
tional notes, two iLstallments are now
due, the Railroad being completed To
Lynn. An installment OF $4,000 for
tie iron will be due on the first day Of
September. President Parry els con-
iident that If his obligation is prompt
~ paid, that lie can secure iron to
complete the road To RidgeviIlc this
fall. 1t certainly behooves our folks
TO attend 10 this matter, and see that
the nccdfM is forthcoming on time.
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A GREAT BARGAIN.
a GOOD FARM FOR SALE

Eighty acres OF good land. all under fence
fifty acres cleared, two good Orchards, n
good House, with four rooms plast.red, Il
good well OF Water al the door, two good
Springs of never failing water, Spring
House, Smoke House. good frame Stable.
The farm Is situated three miles and n
half north Of Economy and u half mile
north of the Gibson Brothers Meeting
House, a half mile north of the Wayne
County line. four miles south Of Huntsville.
TERMS will take two good horses. a
wagon and harness, the balance in cash or
fifteen hundred cash aud the balance in
payments. Apply TO
n30 SARAII BARRETT.
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Brick for sale

We have now on hand yers large amount
Of very good brick, and are making more.
which We viii sell very cheap for cash.
al orders promptly filled
Our brick yard is located two miles norsh
east of Winchester. on the Winchester aud
Union City Turnpike. AL
KEYS & CoAas.
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NOTICE.

4 IL THE NOTES and subscri p,ions to
~ the Cincinnati, Richmond 4 Fort
Wayne Railroad Co given by parties In
Randolph county. have been left AZ the
FIRST National Bank. where parties inter
ested can 6nd them. Very Respectfully,
STONE
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CALLED MEETING.

There will be u special meeting of
Winchester Lodge, No. SO, +. & a. NJ.
on Saturday evening next. fox work
in third degree. a full attendance is
requested. BY order of the w. NJ.
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We have been unable to get the ex-
act vote in Washington and Wayne
townships on the appropriation for the
Louisville and Lake Erie Railroad,
but that II was defeated in both town
ships there is no doubt.
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We are in receipt of the Grand Ar-
mp Journal for July 10th. Among the
interesting contents we find the speech
of j. III. Slime, of this county, the re-
firing Commander of Phil Kearney
Post, No. 10, Washington. We will
publish his speech next week.
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Track laying has been delayed on
the Cincinnati, Richmond q Fort
Wayne Railroad on account of the
non-arrival of iron. Thirty-two ear
loads were received on Friday last,
and track laying is going ahead again.
They passed Lynn on Monday last.
President Parry thinks they will reach
here by the 10th of August, unless
their supply of iron fails them again.
y grand time was had at Lynn on
Saturday last, rs will be seen by the
communication of "Veritas"
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Vice President Colfax will devote his
time during this canvass TO Indiana
He will first canvass his old district.
after which he will be subject to the
state Central Committee.
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Some time since Mr.. Speer of Passaic,
N. J., presentented US with bottle Of his
Port Grape Wine In our turn. we pre-
scented il to a friend who was in feeble
health. After giving the wine few trials.
our friend assures us he derived mark, d
benefits from its use. We find that many
invalids in this city are using Spver's Port
Grape Wine with the same beneficial re.
suits.
Kizer & Smith, Druggists. kept.
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Edser, Kizer < Co, are shipping,
on an average, twenty-three barrels
Of eggs per day-one hundred and
thirty barrels per week. How's that
for high?