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ShcriH,s Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
ID to me directed from the Clerk of the
Wayne County Common Pleas Court, will
expose AT Public Sale, TO the highest bidder.
On Saturday, the 9th day Of July,
A. -. 1870,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. VI. and
1 o'clock i. VI. of said day, at the door OF
the Court House of Randolph County, the
rents and profits, for tern not exceeding
seven years, OF the following described
Real Estate, to-wit:
The north half OF the southeast quarter
of section twenty-six, township twenty one,
range thirteen cast, in Randolph county
Indiana
And on failure To realize the ful, amount
of Judgment, interest aud costs, ! will. al
the same time and place, expose at Public
Sale the fee-simple of said Real Estate.
Taken as the property of George Kelley,
at the suit of Levin Warren to the use of
William III. Moore.
SAID sale will be made without any re-
lief whatever from ya,uation or appraise-
mcnt laws
WILLIAM NJ. CAMPBELL.
Sheriff of Randolph County.
June l6, A. ID. ls70.
George n. Johnson, Attorney for Plaintiff
Printers fec 81 CO.
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T.. B. WALNUT.

At 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 Goth day of
September, and holding four days,
The Fair grounds will be enlarged.
and all the necessary arrangements
will BE- made To render this one Of the
best Fairs ever held in the county.
BY order of the Board.
j. Il. ROUTH, SEC'Y.
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Rev. Mr.. Bell has been retained by
the Congregational Church, at a salary
OF 81 900. He will move his family
here Ut once, and commence his labors
in about three weeks. We take pleas
ure in saying that quite number Of
our leading citizens contributed lbcr-
ally To secure his services, and hope
that his connection with our people
may be both pleasant and mutually
beneficial
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Bvl A HOME.

Frame house Of six rooms brilt 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
ed land in Adams county near the line Ct
the new lIoad, will sell low for cash
or trade for a clean stock Of goods.
would prefer a stock Of drugs. Call At
my office or address me at Winchester.
Ind. DR.. J. u. TESNELL.
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\ short time since a scheme was
laid and bill presented To have Con-
grcss appropriate 100000 to be used in
fitting an expedition to the Polar re-
gions. The object Of the originators
was To go where it was cool, during
the heated term" Had they lived
in Winchester they would not have
thought OF such n thing. They would
have gone 10 Harris Il Loves, and
called for some of the delicious ice
cream made there every evening.
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TIE WEATHER

l. hot, hoten.oter and getting warm
er all the time. Thermometers are
packed in ice chests 10 prevent the
mercury bursting their tops. We've
one consolation-it's as hot in Ken
lucky as il is here. We have in our
minds eye some people who will 20
To warmer climate if they don't
mend their ways. We've no allusion
to any of our delinquent subscribers.
OF course not,
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Legal Advertisements.
Assignee S Sale of Real Estate

ON FRIDAY, THE 18th DAY OF
" JULY. 4. ID. ls10. | will sell at Auc.
tion. in front of the Court House, in the
town of Winchester. Randolph county,
Ind ana, at 10 o'clock. A NJ. all the richt
title, interest, claim and demanded OF VIII
lam b. Mckennan. bankrupt, in, to aud
over, the following described Real Estate,
subject 10 all cncumbrances:
Lots II and 10. in Paul Ways Addition
las County Agent 20 the town Of Win
chester, Indiana, the same being in the
west front of said town.
TERMS Cash GU day Of sale.
WILLIAM q. BRADSHAW,
June Is, lc1O. Assignee.
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/ have come nearly 10 the conclu-
sion that settling up accounts j. only
"A respectable way of looilng. l don't
want TO reach that opinion entirely,
and therefore will Ice ut Winchester
for some days, Immediately after the
lith inst, and expect everybody TO
settle. Please make arrangements
accordingly, that | may square up
with all. "Money scarce and times
dulP' won't pay my dues, or they
would be gladly accepted. y little eff
fort 10y each will save all trouble.
Play fair and all will go smooth, but
| must have some money. "a wink
is as good as nod" &c.
L.. B. WALNUT
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DY VIRTUE OF AN ATTACHMENT
ID issued by Benjamin Pursail, 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. ". Fields. 81 81;
BENJAMIN Hawthorn. 1880, Enos Myres.
$500: James A. Spe, 90; James SHAW,
5000. Trial in the above case will be
held on July 22d, $50. at the Office OF
BENJAMIN pursail, at 10 O'Clock 4. W, to
answer the plaintiff.
BENJAMIN ruRSAIL,
June IL, 1870. n27 Justice Of Peace.
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Since assuming control of the JOUR-
NAL, we have been unable, until this
week, TO get good paper. Our size is
an odd one, and paper is only made on
special order. We have made ar
engagements with one Of the best pa
per mills in the country to furnish rs
with paper. As soon as our present
stock is exhausted, we shall use a
much better aud heavier paper than
has ever been used in this Office.
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The following marriage licenses
were issued from June 10th To June
30th, inclusive:
Francis NJ. Clevenger 70 Malinda
:. Gilmore.
Jonathan Bartholomew 10 Eve
Powels.
VIM. Williams to Mary :. Ferguson.
Reuben Shockney TO Mile Drul-
llnger.
Squire Watson to Perry Lee Bragg.
Noah Fouty 10 Mary L. Kersner.
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The Democratic Central Committee
have selected the following gentle
men As Delegates TO the Congressional
Convention, which meets at Hartford
City, Thursday, July 81: Alex White,
Sideon shaw, Capt. Asa Teal, Capt.
John H. Friedrich. Judge Smith, VIM.
G. Hendricks, Levi James, William
Drew, Samuel caylor aud Fen. Shaw.
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school Statistics and Revenue.

We are under obligations to our
worthy Auditor for the following state
ment of the number of children i'm
each township in this county, and the
amount of school money paid TO the
different township Trustees. " should
have appeared last week. but was
crowded out by a press Of other mat
far
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Keep the Blood Pure and avoid
Fever. by using a bottle OF Poi-nJ'-
Hrmor Doctor, the great System Renew
ct.
EDO not wait for cough or Kidney
Disease TO 20 as IL cane, but set folaId's
White Pine Compcuad 20 cure al once
-Fellow's Worm Loreus gers Is the only
worm remsd! ia existence combining
harmless qualities with delicious tas,s aud
amazing power.
Ali cases OF Debility peculiar 20 Re
males will fnd a sovereign remedy in Dr.
SWEETS Female Strengthening Cordial.
Sold 10y. ] {. HikSH. Wisches,.t.
Ind. - nl3 y
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No. of chill Total tnition

We learn from the Jag and Addn's
Rcpu5iicoB that the Treasurer of that
county has returned home; and every
thing i square. The trouble seems tn
have arisen from the fact of his having
paid out more money on county or
ders than belonged to that fund, and
loaning large sums of money to his
friends. An'examination of his books,
notes and accounts has been made
and shows up all right.
We gladly make the correction, a
we published statement that he had
dcfaulted. When we published the
statement, we belle red il 10 be true,
for the reason that ne was imbibing
large quantities OF the liquid plank of
the Democratic platform, and very
naturally concluded that he was fol-
lowing the example of four defauliing
Democratic officials of his county.
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TURNPIKE ELECTION.

NJ Office IL hereby given that there will
an election held at the School House
near John r Hunts. on Saturday, July
80, 1870. for the purpose Of electing five
Directors for the Winchester 4 huntsville
Turnpike Company, and transact other
business of Importance. Let all who feel
themselves interested be in attendance.
~ P. HEASTON, President.
rnne 10 $50.
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y friend sent Us, too late for publ
cation last week, the particulars OF the
death of an eight year old daughter OF
Mr.. Helm, living near Windsor. II is
the usual story starting "A fire with
coal oil-the lamp exploded, throwing
the burning fluid over her. She lived
nearly four hours after the explosion,
in great agony.
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W. VI. pomeroy. of the Lacrosse
Democr rat, ON Roback's Dfttets.

c. W. RonscK. of Cincinnati, is making
the best article OF Bittcrs no~ manu.ac-
tured in the United States or elsewhere.
We have used them for three years, and
would not be without them for almost any
money. In the spring his STOMACH BIT
TIERS are worth hundreds of dollar. for
keeping the stomach in order, ani cleans
ing the blood from its accumulated lmpuri-
ties.
IL l. not once in two years that VIC en-
do-se so-callcd patent medicines. but Ro-
backs are worthy all the praise We can be
stow on them.
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SPECIAL NOTICE,

1 LII persons indebted 10 the Es.ate
~ of Henry Edwards, as on sale n)tes.
will take notice that their notes are due
about the first of August, and payable in
the First National Bank, Winchester, Ind
Those notes can be found at the Count :
Trea.uror's ofi-c until August LIST, at
viii IA time. II not paid, they will be placed
in Bank for collection.
\. j. STAKEBAKE,
Guardian.
The Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Ind.) 18??-1920, 1870-07-07

sS-If you have discharge from TIE
nose, offensive or otherwise, partial loss of
the sense Of smell, taste or hearing. eyes
watering or weak. feel doll and stupid CT
debilitated, pain or pressure In the head.
take cold easily. you may be sure ,ou have
the Catarrh. Thousands annually. with
oct manfestng half Of the above rymp-
toms terminate in Consumptions NJ end in
the grave No disease is 80 common.
more deceptive or less understood by phy-
sicians. DR. II. V. Pierce. of Bafslo, ".
Y. is the proprietor of DIR. SAge's Cstarrh
Remedy perfect specific for Catarrh.
"Cold in the head" or Catarrhal Headache.
which he sends TO any address on receipt Of
sixty cents. Sold by druggists.
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SPECIAL ELECTION

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN To
Y the qualified voters OF Washington
and Wayne Townships, in the County Of
Randolph, and State of Indiana. that on
Monday, the 18th day Of July, 1870.
the Polls will be opened by the proper
Judges aud Inspectors Of Elections NJ each
of the usual voting places of said Town
ships Of Washington and Wavne, for
Special Election by the qualified voters
thereof on the subject of appropriatng
money by said Townships for the purpose
of taking stock in the construction, through
said Townships, respectively, of the Lake
Erie and Louisville Railroad.
Said election will be held in pursuance Of
an Order of the Board of Commissioners OF
said County made and duly entered of Re-
cord, at a Regular Term of said Board, on
the 1th day of June, A. u. $50.
Witness my hand and the Seal OF
sgAL. said Board, at Winchester, this
9Th day Of June, A. u. 1870.
WM. T.. MURRAY,
June l6, 1870. Auditor Of X. G.
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1rick Tor Sair.

Welfare now on hand vers large amman,
Of very good brick. and sire making more.
which We will sell very cheap for cash.
All orders promptly filled
Our brick. yard is located two miles north
east Of Winchester. on the Winchester AMI
Union City Turnpike. M
Ksys 4 co,rs.
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VIM. NJ. Locke severed his connec-
ton with the First National Bank, rs
cashier, on Friday last, Arthur Quick
taxing his position. Mr.. Locke was n
popular and efficient officer, aud his
mantle has fallen upon a gentleman
worthy and fully qualified for the po-
itiOu
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0no rev, frame house. containing five
rooms and 4 'antry. VIII sell very cheap
for cash, or will sell on time, with interest.
Also. - acres OF land. one mlic north
cast OF Huntsville. which l will sell or trade
on very reasonable terms. Owing 90 pc.
culisr circumstances both the properties
above ed must I've cold Call soon and
secure bafgain. h3SnIo
The Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Ind.) 18??-1920, 1870-07-07

The almost universal adoption Of Spcer's
Wine. by the medical Faculty. In prefer
encc to all other wires, !. tbs be-, guar
aztec which the public can have Of its
purity and BENEFICIAL effects upon the human
system. The STANDARD Wine Bitter"
are made of his pure wine az a. base. with
Peruvian BARK. Chamomile Flowtrs, Wild
Cherry Bark. Snrke Root. and such other
herbs and Roots Ne will give yigor and tone
TO the system.
For sale by Kizer & Smith, Druggists.
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VIII please excuse us. In the con-
fusion incident To- moving our office,
and drawing Off our books, many OF
them have failed To receive our paper
We have got things IN shape, and
hereafter will send them the JOURNAL
regularly.
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NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned has been appointed
Administrators De boEis non. of the Estate
OF Lewis Michael. late OF Randolph County.
deceased. The Estate j. probably solvent
JOHN +. NEFF,
Administrator D. bohi snoH.
BR,psrxv & NtFf, Au'ys. june 50.
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NOTICE TO ALL WHOM 1T

NAY CONCERN. The undersigned has-
ing purchased the Mill Property. known a.
Bonds Mill. on Cabin Creek, two miles
west Of Masvile, 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
lifetime experience az miller. we feel
able TO warrant a. good, il not better sat
isfaction, than can he given elsewhere.
We cordially ask a trial, at least, and ,hcr
Judge for yourselves. Persons from die
lance can, at all times, have their grinding
to cake home with them either bv rrirfinr
or exchange, at 40 lbs -four and bust.
bran per bushel. when their wheat i good
merchantable wheat.
We hope to merit literal share n pr'-
ronage. sEMANS & BURTON
January 4, $50. n2i
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STATE OF INDIANA,
Randolph Countv,)
Before Charles Emerson. Justice Of Peace
of franklin Township.
Lafayett Culyertson)
rs. Notice in attachment.
David Shafer.
Plaintiff : claim, $50 Cost accrued So.
The defendant will take notice thai an
order of attachment has been issued in the
above entitled cause. mud i set Tor hearing
at my Office, in franklin Township, on the
30th day of July. A. ID. 1870. at ~ o'clock
A. NJ, and will be determined il his
absence if he fail 10 appear.
CHARLES EMER son,
June %, $50. Nj J 7. lsr,L.l
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TO TRADE.


Desiring tSch-sEe M Business. offer
for sale or trade. nv Single Nil and
Pump Factory. with all the aypusssnsnccs
thereto belonging. situated IN Winchester.
Indiana. Machinery in coed rspair and
business prodtsble. Terms reasonable.
For full particulars address the undsrS'gn-
cd, Winchester. Indiana. or Watts 4 Rev
nolds. Real Estate Agents. Winchester.
Indiana. T.. CAMP
June 30, 1870. NJ IN
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Rumors of n Democratic paper are
rife upon tire streets. The wind work
is already accomplished, but whether
they will come to time on the green
back part is-well, n little doubtful.
We don't feel much alarmed about il
vet
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One assault and battery ease dis
posed Of this week. Shinn as. Grun-
den. - KnightstOrn Banner.
The assault and battery case OF shin
rs Doorstep is also disposed of. Shin
i very sore over .-Grcenfetd Com
mcrciP.
Jes 80. Wasn't whisky the cause of
both eases?
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our gentlemanly Post-Master, +. VI.
Way, has resumed specie payment.
lie gave n Democratic friend OF ours
an old-fashioned three cent piece last
Saturday morning.
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Grain cradles, harpoon horse hay
forks, scythes, snaths, = 4 3 prong
hay forks, revolving and sulky hay
rakes, table cutlery, &c, cheap at
Moore's Hardware Store.
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~ the Sabbath school pic mic, on
the Fourth, little girl of John Ross
fell from swing. OH her head, severe
~, but il is hoped not dangerously,
injuriug her. Persons should be more
careful with swings. Accidents of
this kind occu- at almost every pic
mic we hear OF.
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The article 81 -. III. NJ" is respect
fully declined ON account OF it, length
and for various other reasons. We
can not publish articles written and
intended for other papers, after their
rejection by them.
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FAIR NOTICE.

The First Annual Fair of the Union
Agricultural and Mechanical Associa'
ton will he held on their grounds al
Union City. Ind. Sept. 27th, 23th
18th and S0th, 1870.
BY order of the Board
G.. J. VAN ANDa, Sec'y.
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DIED

In this city on Tuesday evening,
July 9Th, Is7o, CLIFFORD H., infant
son Of Col. and Mrs. \. W. Prather,
aged about four months.
The beroavcd parents have the SYM
pathy Of the community.
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Up TO the hour OF going to press,
nothing has been done in Court, ex-
ccpt trying few eases OF INSIDE
mcanor..
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Prof. j. Cooper and family have
moved To town. They are living In
H. B. Morrow's late residence, on
South Meridian street. The Professor
is "a valuable acquisition TO our town.
and we welcome him TO his new
hnnc
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we hear OF several marriages on
the taps, ia town and neighhorhood.
The idea OF getting married this hot
weather. Ugh,
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DEAN. THE PHOTOGRAPHER.

Respectfully invites the citizens of
Winchester and vicinity, TO call at his
rooms and examine specimens Of arr
in his line.
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Mr.. Mckinney, the Democratic
nominee for Congress in the Fourth
Ohio district, has hit upon n plan to
secure his election, both novel, and If
carried out, successful. lie simply in
vites Republicans To abandon their
party, and join with the Democrats in
electing him. Ii will be seen at once
that the Gordiau knot il cut. Tie
method is so charmingly simple that
it must find many admirers and fol-
lowers.
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DEEDS AND MORTGAGES.

We call the attention of our friends
and the public generally, 10 the fact
that we have Deeds and Mortgages
for sale, printed on heavy paper and
i'm good style.
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So many new pavements are being
put down, and fences and houses
painted, that we find IL impossible To
give them separate notices.
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FOR SALE.

A splendid new buggy aad harness for
.ale cheap. Call on
Gro. II. DoSErsskr
M u.
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Wheat harvest will soon be through
in this county. Many of our farmers
have already finished cutting.
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Our Devil recommends the young
men who desire 10 know the ages of
their girls, 10 interview Reynolds ON
the subject
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The Greenfield Wooden Mills were
burned or the Goth ult. The loss j.
nearly ST., coo. The Mills will bc re-
built.
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All who do not know ;hat Boots
ant Shoes are selling nj reduced prices.
can be- convinced Of the fact 10y calling
at j. ElliOtt's, No. 3, North Front.
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J. ;. Way has moved his house
back, and moved another i'm its place.
When completed, he will have nice,
com Portable home.
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Richey Beard has moved his old
house back. and Is building new two
story in its stead on West Franklin
street.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE,

Situated on Franklin street, wet Of the
Public Square. owned hy Jesse Hammers
For particulars call Mt the Office OF Watts
& Reynolds. Attorneys and Real Estsi.
Agents n9tt
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JOB PRINTING,

or all kinds and in any color desired,
done on short notice. our facilities
are unsurpassed ia Casters Indiana.
Give u n call.
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Persons wishing . correct Photo. Of
their Residences, business Rooms,
&c., should not fail To call on Dean,
the expert Photographers, who will
take them any size at very reasonable
rate. Mr.. Dean stands prc-cminent
In this branch of the art.
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Mikesell x Jaqua sold the first green
apples i'm this market You'll always
find them up with the times.
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j. Enos Neif has our thanks for de-
livcriug the State Sentinel To H. every
morning.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
HOUSE, AID LOT goa SALE CHAP.

on south Main stfeei@.la'gs lol scli se'
with frust and orsa-seatsf trses-hVr
rooms in house---iil &c sold low and Oh
good terms. For particulars inqaire Of
n2S-lm J.. s. COTTON.
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ID. NJ. Bradbury is good hand at
moving. Farmers need not call To
employ him until court is over.
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Uncle Jesse Way has moved his
grocery store 10 the east side of the
Public Square.
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ID. 4 RAIL ROAD.

DAYTcN. UNION.
sRRfvE. DrFNRr. sRRtVI. pfFtRr
Maf5.Wrw lO21.N 25nrw 2nPs
IN.n5,u -ulrM 1 rN $50 ~
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Gen. Tom. Brownies horse died on
general principles"-a disease not
laid down i'm the books.
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Sugar, tea, coffee and all other sta
pie groceries constantly on hand at
MIxe.ell 4 Jalua's.
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Miss Amanda Way was ia town last
Thursday, visiting her relatives.