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10 WEST TWENTY FOURTH STREET. OPPOSITE
- Fifth Avenue HoteL-Eieganty furnished Rooms to
let with OF without Board to gentlemen and wives single
gentlemen. Terms moderate
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BOARD AND r.ODGING WANTED.

A VOTING LADY DESIRES BOARD: A PRIVATE
~ family preferred. State terms, which must he mode
rssr s references exchanged. Address GRAHAM, Herai
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% MACDoUGAL STREET. NEAR PRINCE.-A
20 large front Room suitable for n gentleman aud wlfe
also Rooms for single gentlemen, with without Board
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10 EAST f0RTY-NINTH STREET.-SulrS OF
Rooms, elegantly and freshly furnished nc.udlnc the
parior foor) with prvae table II required also Board for
one TWO gentlemen
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E0ArrHUs WAITED

, WEST TliTRTy-NINTH STREET SUITS or ELH.
- gany furnished Rooms, With or without private table
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NRAND MILITARY FESTIVAL AND FETE CHAM
and Sailors Orphans
10 the Publc-we, the officers and managers of the
Union Home and School, ask the assistance of all henevo-
lcnty disposed persons OF the institution uudcr
charge Through the kindness Of General Alexander
II. Purser, Ben Hitchcock others grand Milf
Festival Fete Champere has been arranged to he
held IN October neYt and earnestly invite the public to
patronize and assist the undertaking.
Mrs. Charles T. DAY. President; Mrs. Virginia H. Farra-
gut Vice President Mrs Alexander Shacr Vice President
Mrs David Hoyt Secretary Mrs &. N. Lydig. Mrs D. G.
Fremont, Mrs George Hopper, Mrs X. Johnson Mrs D.
j. vandalsorn, Mrs L. II. Rowan. . -.
The Festival will be opened II A. NJ. October at the
Fashion Course, Long Island Most OF the arrangements
have already been made doubtless there are many
pofessiona ladies who would willing assist personally
during the Festival and Fete Champere offers are solicited
10 every department OF outdoor sports ana especially IN
horaemanship. ,.
Tickets 81 each. Family Tickets d2 sdmissons) $40.
Please call upon address
BENJAMIN W. HITCHCOCK, General Manager,
store 2g Hickman street, New York.
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90 EAST FOURTH STREET, ONE BLOCK FROM
E.p Broadway Pleasant Rooms, with 'uneIceptionable
table. Dinner al 6 r. NJ.
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Eth AVENUE THEATRE.
- Sole Lessee and Manager. Mr.. AUGUSTfN DAILY
The THIRD SEASON OF COMEDY at this elegant theatre
WILL BEGIN Tuesday evening, September 8, with
production of original new drama by Mr. AuGuSTIN
DAILY, In live acts, entitled
DIVORCE,
in which the BRILLIANT NEW COMPANY will appear.
The Office will open Saturday morning September
O'Clock, when seats may be secured.
DROOKLYN GLOBE, FORMERLY HOOLEY's OPERA
GRAND MATINEE THIS AFTERNOON,
GRAND MATINEE especially for ladies children
GRAND MATINEE Fifty star artists will appear
GRAND MATINEE Ia one IRA nd entertainment
UNPRECEDENTED SPLENDOR THIS AF TERNOON at
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.tsg.aiSJh yt83sfJ SNssisfsJs 5E157fiJS. ~ s.
alNsEA1NEpsAND PURHt tAscArkILNt' 2
fs the reputation iof SUMTERs BIT
TIERS, the great Southern Tonic. ia,
stonaehc nsll lapp sti1si atfy thshi ~
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Notice to
as ~. Hg|
d E]|:''B]T ]|:''.] 0 0,.R|''. R $,

A LII PERSONS indebted to the
IA subscriber for the years 1868
and 1869 by note and account are re-
quested to- como forward and settle
Immediately, as he is in urgent need
of the money. g 3. sJ u " ga
Those who fail to pay by tho 1st of
December next, will find their &C.
counts in tho hands of an attorney for
collection. = = r Z E55 Il yFtiS
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tI,EfscoHd3Yi' SEaaI;S;E Dpc,s. 81 e

10 ,slst. "a II F4LW Of.'lt3. 'ttsss
..a What !. The IAtioasl mode Of a.prues esduss
~ casss 81 gsEsfaf deb md nefsqus .t.os.
ttsassoaas Rotf lot fsason teli % Tat jedisioas
e.iqutaeoe,h rfqaired y, 4 resort q violent
PsrEsaen y ssHel.s s;tsssstis assbabadif pas sc
yeaia oe g sised 9 starring mARJt Yet h u
aonsesesy Gay; Yea, this stupid and pnpli.
ticsoPmcsl prseties Is continued ia the teet,,
oict1e great fact that physical vea 2ness, With
aA tae nervous d,sturlsucea thsesaecempsdy
=. y s more certainly sad rapidly sslisssd.ily
msd;cine al oreseae I.sess soan saan y sny otaer
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lst.-Perfect security to Policy-hold-
sd.-Iiow rates of premium.
2d.-A clear and definite contract.
4th.-Non-forfeiture guaranteed by a
clause in every Policy. ..
5th.-A liberal cash surrender value
provided for by the terms OF its
Policies.
6,h.-No unnecessary or illiberal re-
strietion as regards residence, trav--
e,iing, or occupation
THU Policy issued in the State of
: New York in favor of q wife, on
tho life of her husband, is secure
from tho claims of her husbands
creditors.
sth.-The premiums charged by the
UsIvEasAL arc based on american
mortality and tho interest usually
real;zed on money. It's Policy-hold-
srs are therefore guaranteed insur-
ance to the full amount of the pre-
nliuns paid.
W. T. FARR0W, Agent,
Greenwood, S. G.
Moves, 1870, 31-3m
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n@. For sale by Wilcox, Gibbs T. Co.,
Importers and Dealers in Guanos,
AS Bay Street, Savannah; 24l Broad
Street, Augusta, Ga E; ISL East Bay,
Charleston, S. c., and by Norwood,
DuPre g. Co.. Abbevillc; w. q. Nc
Ghec, Cokesbnry; Waller l. Aiken,
Greenwood; B. A. Davis, Ninety-Six.
For further Information apply or nd
dress as above for pamphlet.
Nov. 25, 1870, 3l-4m.
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GENERAL SuPER1NTENDENT's OFFICE,

GENERAL SUpER1NTENDENT''s OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, s. c., December l, 1870.
ON and after THURSDAY, December
1st, the following Schedule will be run
daily, Sunday excepted, connecting
with Night Trains on South Carolina
Road, up and down, and with Night
Train on Charlotte, Columbia and Au-
gusta Road going South: ...-
- 20 ~ UP.
Leave Columbia, ,.........-.7.00 a m
" AlstOn, n,........".....S.40 o M
6" Newberry, ...... lO.l0 a m
" Cokcsbury,......".l ! As am
I" Bolton, ,............. $3.50 a m
Arrive at Grcenville,
DOWN.
Leave Greenville, ,........5.45 am
" Bolton, ...........-7.23 a m
Cokesbury,-......-9.05 pm
" Abbcville, .........8.00 a m 70
Newberry,....".12.35am am
p" Aston, I'm
Arrive Columhia...........3.45 a IN
., JOHN H. MORE,
D. ..@' General Superintendent.
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J. .TuE coIonEDs. oAprr; AaaIla {: !, )

) THE EoL.oRED4 a(sAprras Aa2TH IN
TRDuBLE.An order has been Issned
from the War Department directing 4
court. martial 10 alssifl BE 1t West Point.
iwithoHt' 'dela$, 10 ssyQksc scdSe of the stbi.
ored cadet Jsufg Al1tfx oa pending
charges,s The detail scr theseourtt con-
lot the Acade Nv md 6th9fs selected
fpom spostst nsost c8nveHIa6f stH west
Point none above heyfaIik pfcaptAsn.
The cadet a kehaEgeA With antspthflll-
a.siaaM 3foaastos tfavsefA 81. fhxf ,yoshnv
raani sss5a4sS srssshn s.i, ssba1 hofHae
IS ase4 oxa: taasll:s sla a'sia s'is
Fanqens tbSusand 1sd 81 cattle lt.sn mass' a.
belle atKky Yest. 20 f's'a'''ss'' 9lss 'g
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UAs taken the rooms over E. Mel
Il sons, Store, and is prepared to
take Boarders. This is desirable
, location for persons doing business on
the Square. Terms, s12.5oa a month,
without lodging. Transient persons
can get dinner on public days. ~,
Dec. 80, 1870 36-tf . .tsa,<EL )
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TR0VBRIDGE &.<CO|.; :: ::

.
uAvE coAIMoDIoIUs. 5, ST STORE ,l i
III ROOMS, and will store Cotton,
Corn, or anything else, on reasonable
terms. sr
Liberal Cash advances made on
Produce of any kind shipped through
US to Charleston, Baltimore Or New
York. They have business arrange
ments with the best Houses in the
above named cities, and can offer "a.
cilitics, in the shipment Of the pro
dncts Of the country, unsurpassed BY
any other house in the State.
Particular attention is called to our
largo stock of PLOWS, now in store,
with the remark, that we are prepar-
ed to furnish any Agricultural Imple-
ment wanted, at Manufacturers pri.
Gee, with freight added. .-lyrf~,
.zf TROWBRIDGE l. co. :
Nov Is, 30 If iL
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: ,xrIyrrp FROM SECOND PAGE.

e0N'' .f- p' ,tti
he table. ...I r.. e9.l
u4".e bin No. PA, IN act fixing the domicile
nv Nv Orleans, Baton Rouge and Weeks
o. ~ p.;l-oad Company. giving to the courts OF
pug orlsaps jurisdiction in certain cases, author
Ne" .,hollers and directors meetings to be
lains .,s;ae ofthe city New Orleans, granting
'''' O courts jurisdiction over the proceed
" 'l,r the appropriation of property etc., pro-
-. mode of proceeding in and removal
'lllDs s,ob parish courts, and providing against
w.. .nsr,on of the operations of the company
>, :, ..s. of appeal or otherwise referred to Com
....a on Railroads, was, by unanimous con-
D. ~. nlacesc lpon its first reading. N@
EN- TD5.r 81, ,efsion of the constitutional rule
-. nl,oed on its second reading, and refer
Ia me Committee on Railroads.
mate bill No. 1874, IN act making appropria-
..n "a nav Simeon Beiden, Attorney General,
:. election Of State taxes in the parishes OF
".,.,nS and Jefferson, was taken up and refer
~ 70 tbe committee of the whole, on motion OF
", Brown, of Ascension. t
r,on motion of Mr.. Barrett, of Orleans, the
20 adjourned until twelve clock tomorrow.
WILLIAM vIGERS,
Chief Clerk
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL.
a3s -ira1 'si1-4'.e !l--a
t,..... OF zn ad
PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE
OF THE
OF THE
SECOND GENERAL ASSEMBLY
b. Ed sa! .oi OF THE i;a $50 O.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, -,
Thirty.Seyenth Days Proceedings
Continued from our last Number

Continued from our last Number ,a
Senate Chamber,
Tuesday, February Is, 1871. !
The constitutional rule was then sus-
pended by a four-6fths affirmative vote,
the bill put on its second reading and
referred to the Committee on Corpora
tons. .ir.l
The following bills were introduced &C
cording to previous notice. .
BY Mr.. Thomas: rt-1eih..
A hill to be entitled an act to incorpo-
rate the Shreveport and Arkansas Rail
road Company. ''
Passed its first reading. Hc
The constitutional rule was then sus-
nended by q four-ffths affirmative vote
the bill put on its second reading, and
referred to the Committee on Railroads.
oQ BY Mfr. Pinchback: rr M 81. fe..
A bill to be entitled an act to amend
and re-enact an act creating the Miss's'
,sippi River Packet Company, and te
grant State aid thereto. .
"a Passed its first reading. Id
/, The consttutiond rule was then sus
pended by . four-ffths Affirmative vote
the bill put on its second rea ling, and
referred to the Committee on Banks and
Banking.
RESOLUTIONS rit nr 81
By Mr.. Harris: aasi e-' r. =
Resolved, That the journal ofthe Senate
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Resolved, That the journal ofthe Senate
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approved swamp lands and to make
appropriations therefor. ,, ,,,saq I'd.
Mr.. Campbell moved the bill be read
section by section. cr.toy o..s5 q.
Section one was read and adopted.
M. Campbell moved to postpone the
| bill till Saturday next and that it be
made the special order Of the day.
Adopted. s,s.iq - lll.
Mr.. Anderson moved to take up Senate
| bill No. ITO, to be entitled an act to an
thorize the Governor to. issue patents
upon certain sales Of State lands
The bill was ordered printed and
made the special order Of the day next
Saturday, to be considered together
with Senate bill No 81 ,r.,o.i 4
[Mr. Lynch was called to the chair.
Substitute for Senate bill No. 80 was
taken up. n. ,.e,a In
MI. Bhckmsn moved to postpone the
bill indeAnely. on which motion the
yeas and nays were called. which
resulted as follows: :
Yeas: Antoine, Barber, Blackman,
Bowman, Campbell, Ingraham, Kslso.
Lynch, McMllm, OHsra. Pierce. Pinch
back, Thomas, Thompson, Whitney-l5'
Nays: Anderson, Butler, COPELAND
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Means .71s.ll To a-r'
House bill No. 253. an act to amend and
re-enact section seventeen hundred and sixty
one of the Revised Statutes of 1870. etH
I Referred to, Committee on Judiciary.
], House bill No. 255, an act for the relief of
Referred to Committee on Claims.
House bill No. $50, an act for the relief OF
st. Vincent Female Asylum. of the city Of
Carrollton, in the parish of Jefferson.
Referred to Committee on Charitable In
stttutiOnR oaasts -
House bill No. 25S, an act to amend and
re-enact section two thousand two hundred
and two of the Revised Statutes. ..i'
Referred to Committee on Judiciary.
House bill No. 239, an act to authorize the
police jury Of the parish of Morehouse to is
sue the bonds of the parish to an amount
not exceeding fifty thousand dollars, was
placed on its first reading.
The constitutional rule being suspended,
the hin was read second time and consid-
cred as engrossed. rol, 80 E!
Under further suspension Of the oonst-
tutional rule, the bill was placed upon it,
third reading and final passage. its title
adopted. and it was ordered to be sent "a
the Senate for concurrence. eZ 1871 5..a.
House bin No. 245. an act authorizine
Peter Snowden to adopt Victoria and Frank
Vaughn, children Of his wife Mary Jane, be-
fore her marriage with said Peter Snowden'
was put upon its first reading. t 9l
Under suspension Of the constitutional
rule tbs bill was put upon its second reading
and it was considered as engrossed ia st
The constitutional rule beng further sus
pended, the bill was ordered TO be sent r.
the Senate Tor concurrence. -E7 T. 6
House bin No., 248, an act authorizing
I,oshe Vincent. of the parish of Lafayette
to build q bridge across the yermihon bayou
at or near the place called Ssbastopol II
the parish Of Lafayette, to be drawbndee'
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Of the Chair. lad .ea ~s aoas-a- e'f
The Chair was sustained by the follow
ing vote, the yeas and nays being called
Yeas: Anderson, Antoine. Bowman,
Coupland, Daigle, Fish, Futch. Harris
Herwig. Ingraham, Kelso Lynch. Me-
Millen, holland, Pierce, Pinchback. Raglan.
Ray, Swords, Thomas, Thompson-2l.,
Nays: Barber, Butler, Campbell, Gallup.
JenkA O'Hara. Smith. syphsr, Twitchsll
TODD, Wilco1--11. osa.ai ~ f''d -
The question then REQUIRED on the mo-
ton Of Mr.. McAlillen to take = ecess.
The Senate refused to take q recess by
the following vote. the yeas and nays
being called: ssiei r''ia
Yeas: Andersen, Bowman. Dsigle, Fish
Futch, Hunsakm. Kslso. Lynch, AcMil-
Inn. Pierce. Pinchback. Thomas, Thomp-
son-12 .;,srt cesr..,1A .sa9y
Nays: Antoine. Barber, Butler, Camp
bell Coupland, Gallup. Harris Herwig.
hgraham, jerks, holland, O'Hara. Ragan.
Ray. Smith, Swords. Upher, Twitchsll.
Todd. Wilcox-20. .Tas4 p
M. Lynch raised the point Of order
that the bill must b Rad on three
several days. and that it was . constitu-
tional rule that required il. o
The Chair sustained the point.
Tine Secretary resumed the reading Of
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proving, draining and retaining the lands
lying between Bayou Lafourche and the
Mississippi river. fa.r .i19,os 81
Referred to the Committee on Intern
al improvements. a.,cn I
House bill No. 229, an act for the relief
of Mary E. Blanchard. yd d. .acr4
Referred to the Committee on Claims.
House bill No. $50, an act to encourage
the commerce of the city Of New Orleans
by providing for the registration Of ships
steamers, ETC., at said port cez5 Iae
Referred to Committee on Commerce
and Manufactures. 10 rs'jt Z hra
House bill No. 231, an act transferring
the keeping of the Workhouse of New Or
leans to the Criminal Sheriff of the parish
OF Orleans. ~rf gl .l.c-;tf va
Referred to the Committee on Judici-
AIRY. :35t
House bill No. 232 AN act to incorpor-
ate the Perseverance Benevolent Associa-
ton of the city ct New Orleans, Louisi-
ana. i-' - -.
Referred to the Committee on Corpora-
tons. .t..d..tar /.
House bill No 233, an act for the relief
OF E. Eude, late custodian of the notorial
records Of the parish of Orleans.
South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-09-22

GEO, P. NORRIS has purchased
the Williamson business stand, and
will extend his new building over
the ground 1t occupies. James K.
Jones is to erect a brick building
joining Morris and E. P. Brown.
OVER THE DAM.-Some weeks
ago two ''bummers" of Malta and a
country man, who lives on the
Malta side Of the river, o on a
spree IN this village. They crossed
over 10 Malta some time ia the
night IN a fiat, and the c%ountryman
falling asleep during the transit,
the Maltonlans drew the fiat parti-
ally on the shore and left him 20
sleep it out. By some means or
other the fat got loose from Its
moorlngs, and tho countryman
found himself next morning several
ml!os down the river, floating along
qulotly, having, in his unconscious
ness, went over the Dam safely.
WE call attention to the adver-
tIsemenL of Vim. Lambert & Co. in
another column OF this paper. This
is q live firm. doing a tremendous
business in GAINESVILLE. They sell
their goods at New York retail
prices tor cash down. They can
afford to do this owing to their ad-
vantages IN buying. They have a
store in New York City where the
Senior partner remains all The time,
buying such largo quantities for
both houses for cash, that they are
able to buy from ten to twenty per
cent. cheaper than small dealers
and those who only go East two or
three times a year.
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Pocket Cutlery:

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Splendid line, e styles, and IN ex
ccllent assortment of PocKET CUTLERY
of the best makes, soon to arrive at A
DAIR'S Book Store, and to be sold al
low figures. =
DICK ENGLE is to be at the NOR
GAN COUNTY FAIR with q full
Stock of
Harness, Saddles, Collars, Bri.
dies, whips, sc &C.,
All of his own Manufacture, and all
of which will be for sale at the
LOWEST CASH RATES.
Mr.. Engle has, for months past,
been visiting towns of Morgan, A
thens, and Washington Counties,
and has always been able to make
large sales to the people in their re.
speetive vicInIties. lie proposes to
have upwards of q thousand dollars
worth of stock to sell during the
holding of the Fair, and he asks all
in want of anything in his line to
wait until that time to MAKE their
purchases, as he feels confident that
he "A give them better satisfaction
than they cal get elsewhere.
THE place TO buy your clothing
is one door east of Stitt's Shoe
Store-CHEADLE'S,
WE will receive another fac lot of
goods this week.
Ii. B. VINCENT & BRO.
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Decorating Committee.

The Bourd of Directors of the
Morgan County Agricultural Soci-
ETY., at their meeting on Friday
last, selected the following persons
to deeerata the Floral Hat, at the
FAIR Grounds, on the 9th INST, and
they r requested 10 act IN said
capacity !: Miss Roth A. William
son, Miss Anue KIRBY, Miss Hat
tie Jones, Miss Maggie Morrow,
MISS Maria hurry, Miss Carrie
Maris, Miss Lizzie P. Worrall, Mrs.
HI Jones. Mrs. A. G. Pyle, Mrs.
r. III. Brent, Mrs. G. W. Conklin,
Frank Shepard. John Shartlo, Mel
VILE b. LoughrIdge, w. b. Mum.
mey, Adolph Kelly, Elwood d.
Fawcett and Charles Sherwood.
The Committee will be conveyed
to and from the Fair Grounds, and
are requested 10 be IN readiness by
one o'clock. P. NJ, of the 9th nst.
JOHN S. ADAIR, Secretary.
Sept. 20, 1871.
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THE FAIR.

Next week is the week of the
Morgan Co. FAIR for this year. Eg-
cry preparation has been made by
the Board of Directors for the most
successful Fair ever held in the
County. 1t Is desirable that all
should bear. IN mind that no entries
will be allowed 10 be made after
the first duy-Wednesday. In or
der to mako everything work agree
ably, all entries should be made Ms
soon as possible. Already over
two hundred entries have been
made, and we may say that the
prospects n that the Fair of 1871
will exceed all that have gone be-
fore it in interest.
South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-09-22
Died.

At his residence near McConnelsville, on
the 18th Of September, 1871, Mr.. Joseph
Bush, in HE 9th year.
Mr.. Bush was born IN ConnectIi
cut. A number of years ago he
moved to Rem Rock, Noble County,
Ohio, and some five years since he
came TO his late home. He was
we'll and favOrably known. Some
eleven years ago he Joined the 81.
P. Church under the labors of the
Rev. Mr.. Hoagland, and three years
ago he joined the NJ. e. Church,
of this place, under the pastorate
of lev. d. NJ. HollIster. He was
faithful, watcLful unto prayer, and
looking for his crown. He said to
his Pastor, Rev. b. E. EjgeH, q
short time before he died, that he
was really for the summons.
South-eastern Independent. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1871-1871, 1871-09-22
Lukens Aud Strong.

This finn has made large addl-
tons 10 their wOrk-sh ops, and are
now we'll prepared to manufacture
all kinds of work TO order. They
have On hand a good assortment of
Farm ard Express Wagons, two
spring, four spring, and platform
spring. Call and have your old jobs
reprinted and trimmed. All work
warranted and charges reasonable.
Repairing IN wood work and black,
smithlng respectfully solicited.
Shops above the Bridge, McConne!s-
vile, Ohio. &
Sept. %, 1911 W.