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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-07-19
Hill aud Yancey.

A MOTHER ACCOUNT OF THEN PERSONAL
DIFFICULTY IN SECRET SESSION OF
THE CONFEDERATE SENATE.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-07-19

Sixteen babies On one street in De-
troit have been ohristened "Bis.
Imarok."
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-07-19

A Philadelphia young lady who
appeared at the naval ball, Cape May,
on the 4th of July, enjoys the distinc.
tion Of having dress made entirely
of white laco, which was purchased In
Brussels at cost Of about soven
thousand dollars. 1t is kept in an air.
tight case, and the sunlight is never
allowed to fall uron It. The young
lady will undoubtedly create s sensa-
tion before the season closes.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-07-19

Prince Bismarck, In additioH to
his quality as a statShiah, 10 somes
thing " a philosopher; Having been
asked by a nervous member of the
Imperial Parliament What, ID his
opinion, would be the Condition 81
Alsaos and tortaihe three years
henoe, he replied that he did not per.
NIT that Question TO trouble his mind,
as, perhaps, IN three years the world
will have ceased to exist. g '8e' 70
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-07-19

A French paper publishes start
ling report that although the Mont
GEMS tunnel has been pierced and
locomotives have passed through it,
there is still some doubt as to its be
log opened to travel for some time
to come: The trouble is iu the ven.
tilation Of the tunnel. The smoke
evolved from tho locomotives is not
driven out. Out of the three engine
divers who were employed on the
trial trip through the tunnel, t%o
died Of suff1oation and tho third was
festored to life with great difficulty.
The temperature Of the interior is
also very high. The efforts to i'm
prove thh tentilation of tho tunnel!
ate continuing and saoks-co suming
engines have been ord cred from Nog-
laid to remote ths difficulty arising
from that cause:
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-07-19

An ighhoffamus had bbsesuu been siok, aud
on recovering was told by the doctor
that he might take little animal
food. "No,I sir,"' said ~ 9heS ~ took Z
your cruel very we'll, but hang rne,ifi
9 can eat yoofhay and oats.'F i}''f
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-07-19

A nav inextinguishablo light, pos
eessing sothe singular features, has
been brought out In Angland: When
placed in water, or thrown on the
sea, it will ignite Immediately and
burn for the spaee of forty minutes;
with so vivid a flame; and so intsose
brilliancy that photographs may be
taken by it; and emall pridt ihay bs
tead at a distance Of several hundred
feets The chemical preparaons contain
cd in tho lamp is solid; hard sub.
stance free from danger, and ita appli.
cations for marine signals are namer-
GUS.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-07-19

Cantalopes cure dyeentsry.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-07-19

Lemons correct q body's liver.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-07-19
THE
FAIRFIELD HERALD

Is PUBLISHED WEEKLY RY
DaISfs0FeTEs & WILLIAMS,
Itrms-TnE HERALD is published Weeks
in the Town Of Winnsboro, at $500 IN.
Vdredbty in adcnncc.
Ds1y' All transient advertisements to be
id in advance.
Obituary Notices aud Tributes $l.00 per
squire
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-09-15
Baltimore Cattle Market
THURSDAY, Sept. !, l9T1

~ iN'''-' AZ 20 - . %
BFrF CATTLE The market vcstorde- ,yss
iuite active throug hout, and prices acvan~eI
fully &c per 10, actual quotations remaining A.
bout the same while the quality of the Offering.
was somewhat inferior 10 those OF is' week
some 1000 head changed hands M 1l % s. =.
To- day the market showed no matril. ban-a.
the balance OF the offerings being closed our A.
the ruling rates Of yesterday or tire receipts
some $50 head were Tcshipped East wi'rrgt hsing
offered here. Mich COWs-There ia 81 scar~i' a
Of good Cows, while common grades are in fu!,
supply we quote to-day at - 10 So I.t head.
as 90 quality Veal Csvcs VIC. .n-..d
AZ 4CL7 cents. per round "a 20 ggs.i,v.
Prices to-day for Beef Cattle ranged Hs
follows. Best Bceves AZ 5 l28MS5 -: general
~ rated first quality At s 5uGgS5 ~ medium
or good fir quality at 75Cw&5 b.. ordinary
thin Steers, Oxen aud Cows, at 0UCl. 50 8 .
inferior and lowest grades Of Cattle 5yOIs2 rs
general average Of the market 10 day = ca.
Extreme range Of prices 5OCbS5 T5 V.st ~
the sales were from 90 10 g. 90 p 100 rs Gf
the receipts ~ head came from Nd s.. ON
Ohio, 1890 from ". Virginia SIS from Virginia.
and - from Pa.-tOtal receipts Tor the week 255J
head, against 2295 last week and 2l5s samo time
last year or the offerings l0l : head were taken ry
Baltimore butchers 345 sold 90 country dealer-
and iIG 90 Spectators for Eastern markets b.
total sales for the week $50 head, against 1880
last week, and 2ll5 head same time last wear
SHEER ANp LAVHs The receipts o. >rsr, 4
oI kinds is full this week quite equal Go ,bc j b.
maud, and sc have no material change 20 note
in prices We quote Fat Sheep az SAB. cents
per pound gross. as to quality. Stock since. iu
fl.. supply at I5os3 900 per head fau Q
N.l4e+ 900 per head es % quality. Receipts IBIS
week 5Il3 head against 3j19 last week, end
D~i5 head same time last year.
Hoes. The receipts have fallen OF large, this
week. but Zoe over supply of last week boz hlv.
ing been f1ly disposed priced nave doc ned :
" tr per lu the close to-day there i- fair
demand and the market rhU,ya Some rrIIr Gel.
Wc quote ~ 10o So ~ per 200 Ins ret.
with 'FIr prospects feg next week Receipts fhis
seek 1884 head, against l0.1il lost week and
1897 head same time last year.-Su1
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-09-15
PUBLIC MEETING.

AT meeting held az Kedron SchoOl-house on
the 9th September 1871, for the purpose uf send
ing delegates TO the nominating Corveu ton 10
W. X. KENDALL was called to the Chair and Or.
h. TAYLOR appointed Secretary.
On motion of Col. A HIETT, the Chairman APP
pointed committee of i've 10 select twenty dele
gates 20 represent Gore Township in the nomina-
ting Convention in Romney on the 10th instant.
and authorized any Democrat present from said
township on said day, TO act in thesame capacity
The following named gentlemen were selected
by the committee Of five, viz:
). II. Williams, George Milleson, ST. Ben ia
min Low, Col Asa Hieit, Major George Beaver.
James 7. Nes,lis, DIR. W. T. Kendall, DR. X
Taylor Z. c. Mcdonald, James II. Powell Col
Alexander Monroe, Silas Millesou, Jacob stump,
Solomon F. Pugh, Evan lliett, j. n Raunells
William Miller, Philip Haines, Thornton w OF
futt and William Haas
After some discussion on the propriety OF in
strucung the delegates 10 support certain candi-
dates at the Convention, il was thought advisl-
HE by the meeting TO adopt the following reso-
luton viz
ReSoired That Gore Township has her choice
for candidate from this county for seat in he
State Convention, but deem il impolitic at this
meeting 10 instruct her delegates on the subject
On motion of Col. ilIErT, the same delegates
were authorized to act at the election o. bc held
at October Court for candidate TO the lluuse O,
Delegates.
On motion. the meeting adjourned.
w. k. KENDALL, ChdirHrH.
ron q
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-09-15

How TO KEEP CIDER.-As this is the tune Of
year when millions OF bushels Of apples are being
crushed into cider il is OF interest to honsekeep-
ers to be acquainted with the best method of
Keeping II sweet. Here is one from the Journal
OF the Farm which will be found to answer the
purpose admirably; Let the cider after it comes
from tue press stand until the pumace settles,
then put into clean vessel and let il come to a
boil, skimming off the skum carefully, then put
II IN kegs or demijohns and cork it and seal it
tightly. 1t will keep for years.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-09-15

Some people have an idea that newspapers
will lie. Others are SO wise that they will only
believe newspaper report rhen they think il
would be easier for the paper to tell the truth
than to tell lie. Others think il the evidence
Of flashing wit to reject with derisve laugh a
ny evidence for authority that comes from 1.-THE
papers To such an extent has this thought
less Judgment Of the press been carried that
much Of its sphere Of usefulness has been circum-
scribed 1t is true there must be some occasion
for this widespread IMPRESSION there must be
some fire where there is so much smoke"--ye,
how many men can show n record for correct
ness, accuracy and truthfulness that will at once
compare with the average newspaper? The edi-
tor gathers his news from thousand sources,
from acquaintance and strangers, from letters
and papers. He Sits and culls hunts aud de-
tails and endeavors to get the straight of eve
~ story he publishes for il goes TO the world o.
yer his own name, and he knows that in a great
measure he will be held responsible. The pr-
vate individual hears "A piece of gossip, listens
carelessy tells it TO another with equal careless
ness and if called upon for details, in nine cases
out of ten cannot give enough Of them to max O
AN intelligent item for paper. 'Wrting makes
nm exact man, says Lord Bacon the newspaper
verifes the truth of the statement. Let any one
who doubts this, sit down aud put on paper
some piece OF gossip, with the purpose Of having
it printed over his own name and he will see in
Il moment how little he knows about matter he
thought himself familiar with. And he will
wonder, not that the newspaper should contain
occasional inaccuracies and misstatements bat
that il contains so few. And his wonder will
wonderfully increase when he remembers that
the Editor has 10 depend for much of what he
publishes on the common run Of mankind
YoNkers gazette.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-09-15

If We would establish the habit Of drinking
water freely in the morning, soou after arising
commencing with small quantities, increasing
gradually AZ We learn to relish it, until the chief
portion taken duriag the day il before breakfast
IT will promote the health TO u much greater cv.
tent than it ordinarily does eradicate disease
from the system, and become most decided
luxury in lime Scientific .imericGn
PAY-D,Y.-The employees at the Rolling Mill
were paid off Saturday for Their month $
work the payroll amounting in the aggregate to
upwards Of $40 600 -. C,.m5eTlgnR M. S,Ja r.
The Winchester Presbytery will begin its
fall session in the Presbyterian Church, at New
Greek, Mineral county. on Wednesday evening,
September 9th, at y clock
We will furnish copy Of the South Brqoel
iafeH9c"cer, and one copy Of Pefcr, Nu,iegr
ho"tily for tho moderate price Of fouc doilrys
year for both in advance
"A day Of id'eness tires more thou = week
Of work
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-09-15
~ omdcrFuI for the AiIinR!
INJALJ1BLE DISCOVERY!
THE UNRIYALLED
southern IEepatic Pills

Southern IIepatic Pills
are confidently recommended IL all pcrsons
s"9cri"g froD' DyspTsia ar Bilious dix
eoses THY are compooHdcd by a south-
crn minister If NE gopel, ,chose orn ais-
c"sc I'D 10 H,e discovery of the rcncdy. h,
1925 he rms reducd 10 u sEeieiou, and
pronounced Jy three shWfoi 1bysictqns o
be Jeyo,d cure. lie has since been in me
rCgWoy Pasiornie FIR more than MyLy yenys
-.yenrs t0o, n Setcrc ioJor and great cc
Pos'Uc. THEY hare rr1ugh ,eonders IN
Hc c'rc NJ diserscs arising Jrom n disor-
dered Hecr. The nDl:cy If Hese pHs has
seen ocer frs hpndrc1 Dersons 0s lar rs he
irns, c'hrelv rUcd Ly the use of heu.--
C"H upop Nys GEO u DEEMS. M
y S1H Cuihoao st BnHinore, amt J)yo-
o"'r q enr'Ear gr0tis, mr. send FIR sumo by
~ nd m onteyrise, cH,iosing stump IN p0y
Joy postage.
Pr sVe at lie Duy .Soye of w. H.
NcDDUELL Ro,nD,y, IG,a Va.
A"ypt Is, 1871 -ly
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-09-15
K TAYLOR, Secretary.


THE Doc FENNEL PROBLEM SoLvEp AT
LAST 1t is hard to believe that such an
ugly, bad smiiling weed as dog fennel
could be made palatable for the horse but
here is what a writer says on the subject
"There is a wild weed known AS dog
fennel, that grows on almost every body's
land and on all ground turned out TO rest
and regain its strength from haviu: been
long in constant cultivation There il 9
nough of this weed growing in the suburbs
of Memphis, if cut, cured ana bal ID, tn
make hundreds Of bales. Nothing will
touch il in it's green State, and cons,qp
ly it is looked upon. by people generally as
a useless growth and a nuisance This
weed, when cut, cured and salted, i, an ell
egant feed for horses, and they are very
fond of it. 1t contains great substance
aud is not only food but tonic IL l.
known to the medica fraternity n the
wild camomile, and it is said that tea from
1t l. one Of the best remedies for fax Lea
every farmer cut his dog fennel, cure IT,
sprinkle it with salt, feed his horses N it,
aud thereby save and keep hundreds of
dollars at home heretofore paid for feed
brought from other States"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-09-15
MARRIED.,

81 te "P0f0mlc House In Cumbor'arl on
Monday l'st by the Rev. 5ames IiIa.r- SIR.
joins q. WoIE % Niss May SrsAv l,rls.
daughter Of the late Wm. Davis, Es4 -bo.h q
This place
ON The 9TH usi Mr. JoHS TAyioR of Mineral
county, 60 Miss Mary Su8rRr, OF Back Creek
Valley, Frederick county, Va
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-09-15
DIED,

suddenly, ON The South Branch Mountain in
This county, sabbath morning 10Th inst Lo-l-
sa Aucs, sixth daughter Of Jacob & Sarah Swish
er Tier fun RAJ was preached tho next dav al
W. Bethel Church 90 a large and sympsth,ziag
toutIesauoni oy heV. y. " NoouWortn. from
Thus another sweet flower has been piueaed
irom That family on earth and laid VIII o.
brother and sis'crhooi i0 fhr grave % 81
70 lrud'~ bone forever % ne 60
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-09-15

The Session Is divided into two Terms Of FIVE
months each.
Rofes If Tuition per Term If Months
l. PRErARAToRy DEPARrwFNr-Spel-
ing, RendinR, Writing, Elementary A
rithmetc and Geography, S2 90
?. JuMoE-English Grammar, Poll
teal Geography, Ehetoric and Compo
sition, History, Arithmetic, Elemental
~ Algebra and Book Keeping Single
entry, lG 90
3. SEsioR-Natural Philosophy, Che.
mistry, Astronomy, Mental and Moral
Philosophy, Physical Geography, Book
keeping entry, Algebra, Geou-
etry, Trigonometry, Surveying and the
Higher Mathematics generally 20 90
Ancient aud Modern Languages tn
tin and Greek, SO 90 for JofA or when
only one IS taken, 10 90
French, - o.
CoSTiSGENr Fee 30
Special attention paid 10 the Classics
Payment oue-half in advance No deduction
except in cases Of protracted sickness
Board can be procured a. $40 90 per monts
in private families in the village. Address
X w. FLOURNOY.
Romney July g. 1871.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-09-15

The public school will be opened at this
l'ncc on "Wednesday next.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-09-15

The south Branch Medical Society will hold
..s ne,. rr 1'ar meeting in this place on Tues
sat Ns nd OF October next
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-09-15

BALTIMORE MARKET, Monday Sept. 10.
---ttorR- Toward So surcr ~ 81 -0GSj 81 per
bushels market active and firm. white. prime at
'a"SI ~ red, prime, 40 81 50mSl %, and
common TO fair az @ OoN 60 90 CcRS white
a. ''"G' cents ant yellow 40 69MT0 cents.
IAT'. ut 4sf9j2.ceuis as 20 quality. Rvs. at
C1'100 cents
On tLe I2lh. in y i. rold cIosel ~ ll4l.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-09-15

Na HARPgR .-- Nou are authorized 20 announce
Yr ABRAHAM HASS. q candidate for Supervi-
SOY OF Springfield Township, to be voted for at
tlp Dcfob,r election.
aug. %. 1871 MANY VOTERS.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-09-15
RcMNEY POST OFFICE HOURS.

TIE mails are closed st this Office TO go via.
Patterson Greek East & West aud Moorefed,
every morning Except sunday at 9, A. NJ.
For Winchester, Tuesdays, Thursdays, aud Sa-
tu-days AZ 4. ".
Office Hours-Opcn M 81, a. ". Close at 8,
Pm WA II. COOKUS, z. NJ.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-09-15

TINE next Session OF this School will com
i menoe on the lth Of September, 1871
The Session is divided into two Terms Of Ave
months each
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-09-15

Students prepared for Busines', CoRrgo, and
UHirerSiy Of TIrgiHia
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-09-15


,.ncc On "Wednesday next.
r ne SCUM '''n'n Nel''al society VIII hoId
s,,. ts .ra OF October next.
'-'.'''' 'n our .'s' number TO call at
'"r' 80 ''' '''' .'e'"'"' ~ MesSrs. ARM
frfo' co., ~ f't ~ Baltimore.
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N'i' ''''e'' u''u'"s
"'l"''- .' "01'u 10 wen 10 SEM
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"' '''i place. ""e'" "5' OF premiums has
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Morgan County claims, we understand, that
-. IS entitled to one ot the Senatorial nominees
euler -catie or Convention, and that her dele
cation viii he present at the meeting tomorrow,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-09-15
NOTLCE-
Efs TIE GREAT CAUSE
III lfai IEYAF or
u Human Misery.

"A'' I'1bis.s7, ~ so4i.9 r1rel.pe Py,rs csHts
y Lecture m tho Nature, Treatment aud
I.ad'ra. Cure ofSominal Weakness OF Spe-matar-
I'" induced hy ~e.fAbuse. Involuntary Em.s-
si.ns impHicnry Nervous Debility and Impede
m'nIs y" Marriage generally Consumption Epi-
.tl-Y aat fiis Mental and Phg I'D ln capacity
0-by ROBERT j. CULVER WE'LL, 81 ID.
Author 90 ine Green Book" &c.
iNe "orId-reuowued author. iu this admirable
lecture clearly pfcvos from bis own experience
,.tl lne avs 'Il Consequence Of Se,fAhusc may
'. ,ue''ua.ly removed without medicines and
"'Ih'ui dangerous surgical operations. bougies.
''iHmen's. rings or cor1isIs pointing ont q
N.l. H cure ~ once certain and efcctuaI bY
N'.'' every sHierer no matter what b7 0a1i-
i'n may to maF cure himself che1p'y private
y, 71d radically This lecture viii prove
O.e1 i7 '1ons7nd1 and thousand.
sent under seal, o. any address in ar'sin GOV
81 envelope, 90 tIe receipt OF Elk ce-'
postage samp7, by adire.siu- -r
~ ~ bN. GU ,s or tw'
"..4c price me publisher
-yERW aLt's 'hhrfIae
% cents
less tns T-buslrtr
EnAS J g. tLI Sc & co
81 Bowcrv, New Yors Posi- CEcee Box $50
June 1871
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South 8rantls 9ntrlli9rnerr.

ROMNEY, FRIDAY, SEPT. Is, 1871.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-02

into Polk County during the fore part of the
week selling the metallic white wire clothes
lines Our officials were consulting the propri-
ETY. of OBTAINING bin for selling without a
license but he "smelt a mice" and left. Tho
same day he left, man named Riley, from
Salem, came in and undertook the same game,
but the authorities were bound to be quick
enough :or him, and 20 had writ served on
him ut once. lie consulted Ben. Hayden, who
said the law required six days notice before
the service, and told the man to leave him u
few OF bis lines TO tighten bis load. and git !"
and no "got" leaving the county tho same day.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-02

Polk County OF wtted The man Parker,
who was committed u Jail last SEX for steal
ing blankets from the Glendale Mill Company,
oroke Jail uniay night aud fed, taking thr, c
pairs Of blankets from the jail belonging TO the
County. He sesmed to have a mania for blan-
kets, and as the Glendale Company was too
much for him, he concluded to try his luck with
the county and see if he woul o)ms off rs we'll
as others who have fallen into the hands Of our
county lately. The experiment was satisfac
tory Ito him), for the winter will soon be here
and he has his blankets.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-02

Al IS. the average American discoycrs that
he has nm " Internal stomach" and thereupon
goes into the hands of the doctors for the rem.
nant of his life. This is too true but many
persons discover it before that age, because
they have abused theirs, and have waited
until diecasc became seated. Prevention il
better than cure. but DR. WALKEn's CALIroR-
MIA VINEGAR BITTERs will both cure and pre.
vent dys 'pepsia, diseases of tho skim liver,
kidneys and bladder, and all disorders arising
from impure or vitated blood.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-02

Fires are i'll ras silS 10 ,he moInt'ii,s b ck
of town, and tonsd rab.e Iosa is b,ifg sus
tanned thereby. 0ne man named BIulsworth
lost seven thousand new rails Tuesday night,
and quite an amount of rails and other property
il IN imminent dagger of being destroyed,
IL II, - +. timely in sl,tGl como /, check the
fury OF til if,. Th: biz: i, Iistn ny seen
from tDs' slurIns tins night, an ia day time the
ali is ii led with smoke.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-02

.E5s- Please notice this Those in arrears,
either for subscription ar Advertising, will cnr-
fer fivor 10y calling Isl sitting. 1t is n
small amount To each but IN the aggregate
amounts to a handsome to us, and wall
9 nable US to maize certain improvements
ntemplatea.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-02

Among the visitors t,vl durin, the week
were Gen. Palmer ard Charlie, White, from
Siletz, J. j. Dlly fr IN Bun, Vista. William
Ril ,w,y, assessor of Polk County. Hon. Ben
Hayden and many nttef --,,n .,,t them sew
erll strlngsrs s,m, Of W were LATELY from
thc East taking ,sew al the country.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-02

w. II. Cat.erln hereby Informs the public
that he would like to ceirs II &C. :"r one of
his dau shters. aged IL years in good family
htving no small IA l,lr.n. AM living in or
close to some e.g, w,erc >h. coail have ad-
vlntases for schooling.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-02

Gcarre Philios u Ztnt v3r.: vrfs'ng with
the L ,bhins' Travelling Tht, ,hsr. "''e day last
woc's, hal Of MS fest bndIy rec in the
cylinder Fears were -nreraned thu ,inp ta
tiol ~ be ",cess sfy iuf in-t ace'usi- &c
more favorable, a ii il h,p,t - m,} re.
cover with at any loss. p u MY some
Of his 'tus
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-02
a PERFUME TOOTH WASH

Mix n teasponuful of MURRAY & LASuAN's
FLonIpA WATER in n tunhler of pure soft
ter and YOU have n tooth wash far superior 10
nli tho lotions and den'rifces ever offered flr
sale II will not ininre the enamel: will heal
all ten nierness or soreness af tho gums or mouth,
and will impart most delightful fragrance to
the breath,
nss-As there nre worthless countrrfcts huv.
ers should alwiys ask for thu Florida Water
prepared by Lanmnn Kemp N. Y.