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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

For Congressman at Large.
GEN. WILLIAM B. ANDERSON,
of Jefferson County.
For State Treasurer,
CHARLES RIDGEL1,
Of sanssmon County.
For Superintendent of Public Instruosion'
CHARLES FEINSE,
of Peoria County:
For Penitentiary Commissioners,
FRANCIS T. SHERMAN, (long term
of Cook County.
THOMAS REDMOND, tshort term),
of Adams County.
For Congressmsn-4,h District,
r. I. CABLE,
of Rock Island County.
For State Ssnator-T y enty -second District,
J. s. BUCKLES,
Of Genesso.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
For Representatives,
r. GRESELL, of Oordova.
LEWIS WILSON, of Coal Valley.
For Sheriff,
GEO. LAMONT, of Rock Island.
For Coroner,
PETER MULyANEY, of Coal Valley.
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lady near UnionviIle had an ulcer on the
side Of her meek which threatened.to eat into the
jugular vein. She was treated by the best ply
sicians in this section land ere are some skilled
ones here without any benefit. She used Rosa
daiis, and s1s cured! On the whole, L regard it
as a great Medicine
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5000. PER MONTH.

Can be made on the quiet, with no rick, and not
interfere with other business. Address, conf
dentially. James E. Morse 70 Broadway, n. Y
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READY GLAZED SASH.
CORN MEAL.
NOVELTY CORN HEAL MILLS

n CONNECTION with his Planning kiu, ii.
L subscriber 10 still conducting the Novelt,
Corn Meal Niiis, and has constantly on hand
Superior quality of white and yellow kiln @riee
Ossl, by the barrel or hundred pounds. Hishss
-srks, price paid for Gers. The patronage :,
- c-hii- y --Ip--t~-'i, - I'D
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JACKSONVILLE, H., Oct. l9.-Inclosed
find circular over the signature of John
Msthers, Esq, of our city. 1t obtains sig
nihcsnce from the fact that Mr. Mathers 10
an old citizen of this city; has always been
9 leading republican has been mayor OF
this city twice by radical votes; has always
been, and 10 now, bosom friend of Senator
y sses and is universally recognized as q
gentleman of sense, integrity, and ability.
l think it would be we'll to publish. b.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-10-27

Just published, a Course Of Lecture. on the
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-10-27
nm REV a RID

boIe Ff0pfIes0fs, CIncInnkfI, On
Sold by all Drug .ists.
The Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Ind.) 18??-1920, 1870-07-14
TO TIE PUBLIC.


NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN. tina;
~ ;. &. Hill, William II. Platr,
aud Samuel NItrer. appraisers, will. on
the eighth day OF August, 1870, begin the
examination OF the lands and assessments
oi tie benefit AID injuries th,reto; Occa.
stoned 10y the construction OF dutch by
the Greeuville Greek Ditching Company
Oh the following line and route, to-wii: be
ginning In branch OF Greenvlle Greek,
forty rods north ot the south east corner OF
the north cast quarter OF section fifteen
(l5(. in township sixteen 90. range one
ID west. in Randolph County, Indiana,
ami running from thence down SAID branch
IN a westerly direction about thirty rod-, TO
a point wh,rc said branch turns ard runs
IN northern direction, anu running from
thence down said branch IL a northern d.
rection, 10 point in the north west quarter
OF section thirty five (35), in township
seventeen 40, range one ( y west, where
said branch meets another branch of said
Greenv'lie Greek, said appraisers will meet
1T nile O'Clock A NJ, OF said day, at the
said starting point. ard from thence pro-
coed to assess tie benefits and Injuries to
all lands affected by said ditch from the
said starting point to the terminus of said
ditch, and the said assessment will be con
tinued from day to day thereafter till COM
petad.
The Greenvlle Creek Ditchipg Com.
pany, by
JOHN JOHN F M M nD1L n;,.,,o..
JOHN w. JACKSON, pirec'ors'
n2S JAS VI. PEELE,
CHENEY 4 WATSON, Atty's for Co.
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Sheriff S Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
I'D to me directed from the Clerk Of the
Randolph Common Pleas Court, | will ex-
pose at Public Sale, to the highest bidder,
On Saturday, the 3Oth day of July,
A. ID. 1870.
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. VI. and
4 o'clock p. VI of said DAY, at the door of
the Court House of Randolph County. the
rents and profits, for term not exceeding
seven years. of the following described
heal Estate, to-wit:
A part of the east part of the southwest
quarter of section twenty-one (2lD. town
ship twenty (20). range fourteen (l4), east.
commencing at the northeast corner of said
quarter section; thence west on the north
line OF said quarter section, one hundred
and eleven I'D rods, to the lands of
Henry Ludy; thence south sixteen and one
tenth (16 ll0) rods to Lot No. two (2):
thence cast parallel with the north line,
one hundred and clever OlI rods, to the
east line of said quarter section; thence
north sixteen and one tenth nc I-lO) rods,
to the place of beginning; containing eleven
and ten one bundredths III l0-l00) acres,
being Lot No. two ~, in ,he subdivision
of the lands of VIM. and John Neff, de-
ceased.
And on failure to realize the amount of
judgment, interest and costs, | will. at the
same time and place. expose at Public Sale
the tee simple of said Real Estate.
Taken as the property of David Aker,
at the suit of Hester Aker
Said sale will be made without any relief
whatever from valuation or apprasemeDt
laws.
WILLIAM NJ. CAMPBELL.
Sheriff of Randolph County.
June so. 1870.
Miller 4 Monks, Attorneys fo- Plaintiff
Printers fee so O0,1
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IN THEIR MUSCLE.

Silas Jordon and Thos. Moore had n
little set-to in Unionsport, on Thurs
day last. They misunderstood each
other, pecuniarily, to the extent of
half dollar, and proceeded TO settle
II according TO the rules of the L. II.
They " interviewed Squire Eltzroth,
who advised them to settle the matter
10y each loaning the school fund the
sum Of one dollar, pay him for his
advice. and To give the constable a
small amount for his lost time. They
followed the Squire's advice tn the
letter, and departed for their homes
poorer, and II is hoped, wiser men.
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The FIRST American Newspaper.

The Boston NcICs Letter, the first
number Of which was issued April
24th, 1904, was the progenitor of the
Am rican press, the germ from which
has grown the mighty tree whose
branches now spread out to every cor
ner of the nation, and which has be-
come the greatest power i'm the land.
A. one page was generally left blank,
and there was no distinction between
writing and printed paper, it answered
Il two-fold purpose the subscriber he
ing enabled to write on the blank page
and send both letter and paper for the
same postage. But J. Elliott, boot
and shoe dealer, at No. north front,
evades the trouble of writing so many
letters, and with one stroke informs
the readers of the JOURNAL that he is
not undersold Icy any one In his line.
He has n large assortment of boots
and shoes, and can always be found at
No. 3 north front.
The Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Ind.) 18??-1920, 1870-07-14

\ great deal Of base ball playing is
done just at night, hence il may be
inferred that base ball is in the tUiliqht
Of glory. The game is intensely in
teresting, and calls forth much high
toned language, without any omission
of the hard words. Better change the
wording Of your ordinations slight
ly. Although much striking is done
on both sides, yet there seems TO be
great deal of good humor about it; at
any rate il is aumsing TO see the boys
when they 'gct right down, there"
and "play lively" Little boys as well
a profound don't make a mistake and
read profane) lawyers seem TO enjoy
the sport hugely. When ladies get
their rights we shall expect To see them
out in full bloom (ers) enjoying similar
pastime.
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NARROW ESCAPE.

Thinking n ride over to Farmland
and back would be just the thing this
hot weather, c. NJ. Burroughs and
"Lum" Peelle constituted themselves
a delegation to visit that place on
Wednesday evening, 9Th inst. Ac-
eordingly they took one of Gales rigs,
and started off in fine spirits. They
arrived safe at F., transacted their
business, and started home. When
near the toll gate just this side of
Farmland, their horse, from some
cause unknown, commenced kicking.
He event through" the buggy Dash
in less than no time, and 10y some
means got his foot caught in the
spring, which exaspera.ed him still
more. He kept on kicking, however,
until he kicked the occupants
OF the buggy ont and him
self free. In falling, Burroughs leg
was caught in the spokes of the fore
wheel, tearing his pants and bruising
the limb considerably. Peelle got en-
tangled In some way unknown to
and was dragged some dis
lance, scratching his head and face.
Their escape, without serious injury
was almost miraculous, under the
They were both able
to be upon the streets next day, SEEM
ingly uninjured except slight limp
I'm Burroughs walk. The horse was
found a short distance of, quietly
picking grass, entirely unframed.
The huggy was little the worse for
the wear, and nee led some repairing.
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A CURIOSITY.


Mr.. Joseph Kemp, of Ward town.
ship, who is serving on the jury this
term Of Court, not having much to do,
there having been but few jury trials,
occupied his idle time by whiting
out a pair of scissors and chain. With
consideration worthy much praise
he kindly presented them to the
JOURNAL office. The scissors are
seven inches long and work as nicely
as any we ever saw, and are complete
in every particular; the chain consists
of seven links, each two inches long,
and connected at each end with the
scissors. They were made out of a
pine board, and there is but one piece
in all. The workmanship evinces
skill, and had Mr.. Kemp devoted him.
self to any of the mechanical arts,
would doubtless have excelled. We
tender him our thanks for his present.
Long may lie wave.
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Legal Advertisements.
PETITION FOR DIVORCE.

state of Indiana. Randolph County.
In the Randolph Circuit Court, Septem-
Der Term. 1870.
Martin C %. ! COMPLAIN. No.
Margaret Conklin.
~ OW comes the Plaintiff, by John E .
y Nef, Attorney, and files his com
plant herein, together with an affidavit
that said Defendant Is not resident Of the
State OF Indiana. aud that cause Of action
exists against her.
Notice is therefore hereby given said
Defendant that unless she be appear on
the first day of the next Tenn Of the Ran
dolph Circuit Court. 10 be holden on the
first Monday of September, y D.. 1870. at
the Court House in Winchester, in said
County and State. ard answer or demur TO
said complaint, the same will be heard and
in her absence
Witness my name and the Seal Of said
Court affixed, at Winchester, tkis 18th
dsy of July, A. D., 1870
ns9 H. T.. SEMANS, Clerk.
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ON TIE RAMPAGE.

Richard Bogard took too heavy a
cargo Of fighting whisky on board last
Monday. He wanted TO fight every
body he saw, and i'm few cases sue
.ceeded in getting his wishes gratified.
lie was arrested and lodged i'm Jail,
whence he was taken on Tuesday be-
fore Judge Haynes, who fined him in
two eases. the fines and costs amount
ing to SD so, which he paid like q
little man, and went on his way re-
joicing.
Charles Myers was arrested on a
charge of aiding and abetting Bogard,
and was put in Jail, but was soon
released. the charges not being deemed
10 sustain tie case.
The Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Ind.) 18??-1920, 1870-07-14

At n meeting Of the Randolph
County Agricultural Society, held in
Winchcster, on the lltb day of June,
1870, the time for holding the next
annual Fair was set for the 10Th day OF
and holding four days,
The Fair grounds will be enlarged.
and all the necessary arrangements
will b. made To render this one If the
best Fairs ever held in the county.
BY order of the Board.
j. b. ROUTH, SEC'Y.
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A HON r..

Frame house Of six rooms built last sea
son on large corner lot, in Winchester.
'or sale cheap, on long credit. will rem, the
same until sold
Also, 81 acres Of rich soil, well timber
cd land in Adams county near the line Of
the new Railroad, will sell low for cash
or trade for a clean stock of goods,
would prefer stock Of drugs. Call at
my Office address mo at Winchester,
Ind. DR.. ]. u. TENNELL.
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eEsl 900 Reward will be Maid nv III

q $1,000 Reward will be paid by the
proprietor of DR.. Pierce's Alt Ext. or Col
den Medical Discovery for medicine that
will equal !, in curing all the diseases for
which il il recommended. Ia the cure of
severe and lingering Coughs. Bronchitis
and diseases Of the lurgs and as . blood
purifier and strengthening medicine Il caa
not be too highly recommended. 1t acts
promptly Upon the liver, removing torpor
or "Billiousness." Sold by druggists.
Or. Sage's Catarrh Remedy is no. a swim
die, gotten up to dnpe the ignorant. IL
cures, as thousands testify.
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VI. NJ. POmeroy. Of the Lacrosse
Democrat, On Roback's Bittegs.

c. W. RosacE. of Cincinnati. IS making
the best article of Bitters now manufac-
tured in the United States or elsewhere.
We have used them for three years. and
money. In the spring his STOMACH BIT
TIERS are worth hundreds of dollars for
keeping the stomach in order. snd cleans
ties.
1t il no: once in two years that we en-
dorse so-called patent medicines. but Ro-
backs are worthy all the praise We can be-
stow on them.
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Keep the Blood Pure snd avoid
Fevers by using . bottle of Pola nd's
gumor Doctor. the great System EeneT
er.
tT-Do not wait for coneh or Kidney
Disease 10 20 - IL csfue, bn, get Polaud's
White Pine Compound to cure at once
--Fello~'s Worm Lo,enrers 10 the only
worm remedy in existence combining
harmless. qualities with delicious taste aud
amazing power.
An cases OF Debility peculiar 90 Fe-
males will hnd sovereign remedy 10 d..
s~ett's Female Strengthening Cordial.
Sold by. J. {. HiRsH. Winchester.
Ind. W MA ly
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Rev. benjamin Clark will preach
next Sabbath, 18th inst, at half past
10 o'clock, at Mount Zion Meeting
House, for the benefit of the young.
All Sabbath Schools are invited. His
text will be found in the 18th Chapter
of Hebrews, n, - and - verses. Ii
is hoped Mr.. Clark will have n good
audience, as he is an able and pleasant
speaker
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HORSE STOLEN.

Thomas Hyatt, living near Buena
Vista, lad horse stolen last SUNDAY
evening, by a boy named Casper
Smith, who was working for him
Mr.. III. heard noise and fearing
something was wrong, got up and
went TO his stable. He discovered
that his horse had been stolen, and
taken toward Farmland. He follow
Ell, and found the boy and horse at
Mr.. McNees', about five miles from
home. The boy had put up for the
night, stating that he was on his way
to his uncle's i'm Illinois.
Smith was arrested and taken before
Squire Eltzroth, who bound him over
to Circuit Court, ana failing to give
bond, he was lodged i'm Jail He is
only sixteen years of age, and has no
parents living. He is docketed for
the House of Refuge, where it is to be
hoped his morals will be greatly inn
proved.
The Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Ind.) 18??-1920, 1870-07-14

The almost universal adoption Of Speef''
Wine. by the medical Faculty. in prefer
ence to all other wines, is the best guar
antee which the public can have OF its
purity and BENEFICIAL effects upon the human
system. The STANDARD Wine Bitters."
are made of his pure wine as base, with
Peruvian Bark. Chamomile Flowers, Wild
Cherry Bark. Snake Root. aud such other
herbs and Roots as will give yigor and tone
to the system.
For sale BY Kizer s Smith, Druggists.
The Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Ind.) 18??-1920, 1870-07-14

We feel fully justified in recommends
ing the Singer Sewing Machine To our
readers as in every respect first-class
For variety of adaptation, ease of
management, rapidity OF execution,
and quality of work produced, it
stands second To none. Call on or adj
dress James 5. Cotton, Agent, Win
chester. Ind.
The Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Ind.) 18??-1920, 1870-07-14

We understand that petitions are in
circulation for TIE crawling Of the
side walks on the east and west sides
of Meridian street. Nothing adds
more to the appearance and prosperity
Of town than good side walks, and
we feel confident the work will be ac-
complished.
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ROPS.

The wheat crop In this county is
full half crop, though many fields
were not cut at all. What il likes in
quantity is fully made up in quality.
Corn and oats are looking well-we
have yet 10 hear Of bad field Of the
former. If the wheat crop is rather
short it will bs fully compensated for
in the corn crop.
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NOTICE TO ALL WHOM 1T
NAY CONCERN The unders,rne ed hay

ing purchased the Mill Property, known a.
Bonds Mill, on Cabin Greek, two miles
west OF Maxvile, or the Winchester and
Windsor Turnpike Road. and having put
the same in the best Of order for Custom
Grinding. and one Of the parties having a
lifetime experience as a miller. we feel
able to warrant "a good. if not better sat
isfaction, than can be given elsc~here.
We cordially ask trial. at least. and tber
Judge for yourselves. Persons from dis
lance can, at all times. have their grinding
to take home with them either BY grinding
or exchange, at 30 lbs -four and Z busre.
bran per bushel. when their wheat is good
merchan.able wheat.
We hope to merit liberal share OF pat
SEMANS / BURTON.
January 4, 1870. n2ti
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MARRIED-On the 1lth inst, 10y
Jacob Etzroth, Esq, LEWIS w. DAY
to Miss CYREATHY &. LLOYD, all of
this county. May their happiness be
unalloyed, aud their Days many upon
the earth.
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j. VI. Storms is now prepared to
move houses. barns, &c, on the
shortest notice. He has good facii-
ties for doing this kind of work, and
parties desiring work of this kind
done will do We'll to give him a call.
See his card i'm another column.
The Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Ind.) 18??-1920, 1870-07-14

We are informed by DIR. Smith that
meeting Of the physicians Of this
county will be called soon, for the
purpose Of organizing County Medi-
cal Society. The time has not IS yet
been agreed upon. but will be an
nounced i'm the JOURNAL next week.
The Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Ind.) 18??-1920, 1870-07-14

Gattenby, the man arrested nj Indi-
annapolis, on suspicion OF being the
murderer OF two little girls, whose
death we noticed last week, was dis
charged, the evidence being INSULT
cient 20 hold him.
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w. c. Brown, of Lynn, Ind, keeps
good assortment of collins always on
hand. He will also attend funerals
with hearse when desired. Calls
promptly attended To and charges
reasonable. Mr.. Ii. thoroughly I'M
derstands his business, and is in every
respect gentleman. His advertise
ment will be found in another part of
this paper.
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NEW RAILROAD.

The supply Of iron gave out last
week, and track laying was stopped a
few days, and consequently they did
not reach Lynn last week. y new
lot of iron has come on, and it was
expected they would reach Lynn yes
terday, "Wednesday evening.
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'Lum" Peele, n young typo Of this
place, declares his Intentions Of quit
ting the business and egaging in farm
ing. He il a good composition, and
We wish him success as an agricul-
turalist
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ATTACHMENT
ID issued by Benjamin Pursail, a Justice
of the Peace of Ward Township. Randolph
County, State of IndiaDa, against the good
notes and chattels of John ii. Patty at the
suit of Alexander VI. Comtry, against the
following persons, to-wit a note on Ed
ward Warren, 800. II. W. Fields. sol 80;
Benjamin Hawthorn, 800; Enos Myres.
$500: James A. Sipe, $4,000; James Shaw,
S6.O0. Trial in the above case will be
held on July 22d, $50. at the Office OF
Benjamin Pursail, at 10 O'Clock 4. ", TO
answer the plaintiff.
BENJAMIN PURSAIL,
June Il, $50. n27 Justice Of Peace.
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TffR NOTICE.

The First Annual Fair Of the Union
Agricultural and Mechanical Assoeis-
ton will be held on their grounds at
Union City. Ind, Sept. 9th, 18th,
29th and 30th, 1870.
BY order OF the Board.
G. J. VAN ASDA, Sec'y.
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For the accommodation of our read
ers in the northern part Of the county,
we insert the time card of the Z. C..
x -. l.. IL. II. at RidgeviIle Parties
living at any other station on the line
Of the road, can easily make the ne
cessary difference i'm the time OF pass
ing their respective places.
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The citizens Of Ridgeville and vi
entity intend having grand pic mic
on next Saturday. II is hoped there
will be good turn out, n they are
making extensive arrangements for a
good time. Croquet playing is one Of
the features Of amusements. There
will also be social party and ice
cream supper at Woods Hall in the
evening.
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Brick for Sale.

We have now on hand a yer. large amount
Of very good brick. and are making more.
which we will sell verv cheap for cash
All orders promptly filled.
Our brick yard is located two mile. north
east of Winchester. on the Winchester and
Union City Turnpike. nei
krYs 4 Coars.
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SHINclE MILL FOR SALE.

Desiring TO change nv business. Offer
for sale or trade, my Single Mil ant
Pump Faesory. ~ith all the sppurtenaucc-
thereto belonging. situated In Winchester.
Indiana. Machinery in good repair and
business profitable. Terms reasonable
For full particulars address the unaers'gn
ed, Winchester. Indiana. or Watts 4 Rev.
nolds. Real Estate Agents. winches,.s.
Indians. y CAMP
June 30, 1870. NJ I'm
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\ fellow at Kokomo named Wilson
got too drunk TO walk, and the Mar
shall hired a dray 10 haul him To Jail.
How do they charge for draying that
kind Of whisky barrels, Mont?
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One new frame house. containing I've
rooms and pantry. VIII sell very cheap
for c.sh. or will sell on time. with interest.
Also. 80 acres OF land. one mile north
east of Huntsville, which will sell ~ trade
on very reasonable Germs. Osiug TO pc
culiar circumstances both tie properties
above nared must be sold Gall soon nnd
secure bargain. o2tn2
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Frank Thorne is TO receive $40, 900
10 leap from the suspension bridge at
Niagara Falls, on the 18th day Of
August. We congratulate his heirs
on their prospects.
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The census takers are knocking the
wind out Of some places. Knights
town has about ] 600 inhabitants and
Greenfield nearly 1900. Winchester
has more than either Of them.