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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-08-10

Confidence GAME.-Another slight
confidence game was played yesterday
morning, at the Baltimore & Ohio depot.
Two coantrymen presented themselves
at the ticket Office and provided them
selves with tickets to station in Caro-
line county, Va. As they turned from
the window they were accosted by q
stranger, who had evidently heard the
conversation between the agent and
them, and the sharper politely inform
ed his new made acquaintances that he
hailed from that region-had his family
at the Keim House, and was on the eve
of returning to his homo in Caroline.
He invited them to this hotel, and ar
riving there requested their assistance
IN getting his baggage to the depot.
Just then il occurred to him that he had
forgotten to settle his bill, and calling
aside one of his recently found friends,
he asked the loan of twenty dollars to
liquidate charges for board and lodging
--he would make it all right when they
ing Xxx greenback, sharper passed
around the corner to the Office, for the
purpose, as he said, of dischargin his
liabilities to the proprietor, leaving the
Virginia bound gentleman standing i'll
the hail door on the south front. He re-
mained there sufficiently long, as he
thought, to pay dozen hotel bills, and
vet his prospective travelling companion
returned not. Finally he repaired to
the depot, as the time for the departure
of the train was getting quite near. In
forming the agent of the little episode,
that official gave him his opinion of the
fellows character, and advised him to
call in the aid of "a police officer. The
was sincredulous-his friend
would yet return. The gong gave the
signal and the train dashed out OF the
depot, leaving him and his real COM
pagnon du voyage standing on the plat
form. Realizing then, apparently, for
the first time, that the Heathen Chinee
is not alone in 'sways that are dark and
tricks that sre vain,n he sought the as
sistsnce of.an officer to discover if possi-
ole, the confidence operator. Down to
a late hour last night no clue to the ras-
cal's identity or whereabouts had been
discovered. We guess that twenty may
be entered on the loss side OF the ledger.
Il Wheeling Inteligencer.
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PRoHIRI7YoN cONHEN77QN.

PROHIBITION CONTENTION
The members and friends of Che Prohi-
bition Party of Belmont County are
requested to meet in Convention at
Belmont, o., on Saturday, August Is,
1871, at one O'Clock P. NJ, for the pur-
pose of nominating County ticket to
be supported at the October election,
also to organize for the campaign.
By order of many citizens,
JOHN d. YoCUM,
Ch'm,n Central Com.
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COlerein Locals.

Harvest is nearly over. New wheat
was ground at the Colerain Mills on
the 5th of July. Heavy rains have
done great damage to grain, highways
&c. Corn crops excellent. Second
crop of grass will be heavy. During
the last eleven months we have buried
eleven of our citizens, nine women and
two men, four died of pulmonary affec-
tions. -
A Doard-kiln, containing 36, 600 feet of
poplar and oak lumber, belonging to
Mr.. Jos. III. Comas, was burned on
Tuesday. Loss, $1,000. .lltas
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-08-10

PERRY DAVIS Pain Killer is, an excellent
regulator Of the stomach and bowels, and
should always be kept on hand. especially at
this season Of the year, when SO many suffer
from bowel complaints. There is nothing so
quick to relieve in Attacks Of Cholera.
Sold at emily Is cents q bottle by Merchants
generally. jylSlm
SAFE.-No fear of an overdose, wet weather
or sore mouth In using Dr.. .Henry's Root and
Plant Pills; they are entirely vegetable See
advertisement. -ea s1sfs "a is2s
Sold by all Druggists. jyl3-lmH
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-08-10

The Christian s. 8. Association will
meet in GAINESVILLE, on Thursday the
18th instant. The Christian Missiona-
rp Society announced to meet on the
10th, same place, will meet on the 18th
and continue over sunday. Profs.
Pendleton and Loos will be among the
speakers. ol tiz.-5 AxF
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aufs,I uarninO fo scoidinu wives
con,as to MS from milwaukee,. A wo-
man in that citv was "jawingu her chill
1iren. the neighbors. hired girl, and
|evervbody in general. when her husband
entered and iinterposed mild word.
she oDened her mouth for an angry re-
NV mt a snasm contracted her cheek,
her lower law fell. and she could neither
speak nor shut her mouth, but remain
ed in that condition, her tongue hung
cut, and her eyes nearly started out OF
their sockets. Sne haa 9isiocaCeI nei
|jawbone IN her violent encrt 70 make
reply 10 her husosnd; a surgeon was
called, VINO reduced -sne olsloHasion, !.
bound up her nead, ana Prescrioeu .
Cruel diet. The old man is now enjoy
ing the q1ietess time ne mas nau ior ior-
ty years. o E
Tha rarooraov novin- advocacy of
tha ssE;ftaanth Emendment.u 4 no long
er ago than 1863, turned lose its Wild
beasts upon the helpless negroes In New
York City, murdered Without cause or
provocation, burnt their dwellings, 10
the ground. Will the blacks reward
that party with their ballots! Can tney
do so, with any degree OF justice OF COL
sistency? -
| Prince Arthur has received the allow
| -. asi,ad for viz. s75 f1f, wear. in
! sP.s9T Tnas;sI, =, I paorjs and he can now
ne,r,, vie ~ 6is bratbar,s sister-in.law. with
M ,ua fasr Of IF Starvation. On the heels Of
! this news comes the information that
4 the reception accorded the Prince oi
1 Wales and his brother, in Ireland, was
anything tut complimentary to those
u -
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The Brooklyn Union says, "We have
the highest authority for saying that a
prominent member of the Tammany
ring called on the principle proprietor OF
the New York Times, a week or two
since, and made a startling offer for the
copyright of that paper. He was told
that there was. not money enough in
Now York city to buy the Times. A
day or two after Tammany represent
ative called on the same gentleman and
offered one million dollars on the part of
the ring if the Times would keep silent
in regard to the frauds it is now unearth-
ing. sg5 t4.sYel
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THEraea betKaen I.F sin1uson,s

THE race between IF. Simpsons
Sleepy Georgeand Pennsylvania PAGER
ridden by DIR. Cranshaw, on the Island
on Tuesday, resulted in favor of the
first horse. Sleepy George led the first
two heats in 1881 and 2.44} respective
ly and made the last mile alone in 2.4S.
The horse ridden by Cranshaw was
Withdrawn on third heat. The win
ming horse was In harness.
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Returns from North Carolina show
that the republicans have gained very
largely, and carried the state by over
ten thousand majority. s. i. =
The Mayor of New York city has pub
lished statement showing the funded
debt alone of the city and county, both
the same, to he over sixty millions Of dol
lars. tfz#tl5fi3 u - q
The postoffice robbers are still ION the
make.n They went through the office
at Lima, Allen county, Monday night,
oath inst, securing about $500 in mon
ey and stmps,
Mrs Mary l.. Booth receives 81 600 a
year for editing Harper's Bazaar. She is..a
New England girl, an accomplished
scholar and industrious, having been
absent from the Office but twenty days
during ths. four years she has edited the
Bazaar.
There is great joker living in Iowa.
by the name of Ache. and he has named
o newly-arrfeed daughter "Bellie, the
enough to wrestle, won't she give 1t to
that old man?
Ofthe 409 who have graduated from
the Ohio Wesleyan university, Methodist
Episcopal, at Delaware. Ohio, ITO, or
little more than one-fourth hay become
ministers.
The proprietor of Salem Ohio, brew
cry had hearing before the mayor of
that place recently on the charge of
selling ale by the glass, and was fined
fifty dollars and eests.
A New York school teacher is ac-
cused of being drunk, because he read
from the Bible, "And the cock wept
thrice, and Peter went out and crew
bitterly"
TWENTY-FIVE CENTs.-This amount
will buy bottle of Mrs. Whitcomb's Is
Syrup, the great soothing remedy for
all diseases incident to infants and chill
dren.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-08-10

DIR. WEST reports the boy. son OF MI.
Christy, who had his feet almost sever
ed, a few days since, by moving MAJ
chine. as doing well, and will most
likely keep both feet.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-08-10

Parents desiring to send their daughters TO
an Institution where superior educational ad-
vantages with the comforts OF q safe and pleas
snt home are afforded at MODERATE RATES, are
recommended 10 send for q Catalogue Of the
above institution 70 Rev. VIM. h Morton. A
NJ. wheeling. W. Va. A correspondent OF the
Cincinnati Times and Chronicle says. ut has
the facilities for Imparting every element OF
culture and every accomplishment desirable
in female education, and We are satisfied en-
inently deserves thehIgh and increasing pop
ularfty it enjoys
The next school year commencessePt. 5.
fvl2-6V
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ZONE of the noticeable features OF the
Fast Richland pic mic on Saturday was
the handsome manner in whicha large
number of the young folks conducted
themselves while in town on Saturday
evening.
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COLT ExHTRTTTON

A. 81. & J. B. Hoge's Colt Show will
be held at East Richland, o., on Satnr-
day, August 10, commencing at 3 P. NJ.
All inter ested are requested to be on
hand at that hour. agI0-2w
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w. West, of New Salem, had his
safe blown open on Wednesday even
ing last, and $3.50 in greenbacks abb
stracted.
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its q,Itosss. I was moi m Jnoz late war,
land I THANK GOD I never voluntarily
I6y s0ord, act or did, add or Goetsed
that ABOAIINABLE WAR, and nave not
a drop of its blood on my garments. !"
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Nohca.

~ 3 IN o UICSs ~ ~
THE Co-PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
under the firm name of Cline 4 Hornhrook
manufacturers of barrels and kegs, at Martins
Ferry, Belmont County, Ohio, has been by
mutual consent dissolved by the sale OF the In
terest Of K. Hornbrook 70 J. r. Cfinc. -.-a- ~
All having claims against the said frm will
present the same TO the said Cline for settle-
ment, and those owing debts to the same viii
~ -1S7t EDWARD HoRNBRooK.
agS-3H ne ISAAC c.. CLINE. iflilIIf
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j Emeline Morrison and husband. hnve rIed
a petition in the Court OF Common Pleas 81
Belmont County, Ohio, against him and Others.
entered of a mortgage executed. Nav Ii lS5R
by Elizabeth Smith tc Levi Jones on lot I29 IN
nlorteage said Jacob claims an interest," He A.
required to appear and answer the petition BY
the sSrd of September next. dit77 =
EMELINE MORRISON.
r4fs I.ll JOHN MORRISON. n = Il
BY ST. CLAIR KELLY, their Attorney. -.i.r, =.
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TEACHERS Examination on Friday
afternoon and Saturday morning, the
11thand 18th OF August, ,at Martinsferry.
~ By order of Board.
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For saIe.-A good open top buggy for enc or
two horses, belonging to the Methodist Church.
is Uttered for sal e. Apply at Davis Carriage
shop, Bailey & Bumgarners or at this oflce.-
The buggy is q gift to the Church tobe sold for
lis beneit jylstf
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MARIETTA COLLEGE,
MARIETTA, OHIO. noi

THE next term, both in the College and Ac-
ademy. will begin THURSDAY MORN
ING. AUGUST 81. 9iitti M - sI.li4rIssf
Z In the Academy, students are thoroughly
prepared for College, and instruction IS given
IN all the branches OF good English education
70 those not desiring College course. sf.gl.t,.r
For further Information apply to /. W. AN
DREWS, President. or GEO. 4. GEAR, Prin-
cipal OF the Academy. nf -I, ag3-2W
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- Attachment -s0tice.
- Caleb Kirk, Plaintiff,
-...5..s r.-e-.+.f.s, against f+rv--.1 sss
,fr.5 William Reynolds, Defendant, - -
before Franklin Krim, J. p. of Flushing
~ Township, Belmont County; Ohio, on the
End day of July, A. ID. lS7I, said Justice issued
an order OF attachment in the above action Tor
the sum of $50. Case set ior hearing 18th day OF
september. Attached in the hands OF John
Grimes, S41 55-lO0, and one tool chest and tools
as the property OF Defendant.
Augl0-Sw
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MISS NANCY B. FARIs, would lnfo-ms her
Nl old customers and the rubIic generally and
ladies particularly that she has removed TO the
ger, West Of the st. Clair Hotel, where she Will
keep fuH supply of MILLENERY. FANCY,
GOODS and TRIMMINGS, fresh from the East
OF buy ers. Thankful for past favors she would
invite those wanting HATS OF B0NNETS
MADE or TRIMMED, to call where they NAV
be expeditiously and neatly supplied. ~ =
mar2B'68 ? = =. s-71s1 lg,t4e7l tlsH
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Buy Ne and I'll Do You Coed.
ROOT AED rI.AHT :

- Try oIEAysrHo THn BLOOD ana ssess.l tt
u - Ing ths Liyer snd 6eeretiya 0rrsns 70 al m
healthy action, these pix any conplzntsl
- which it veEd not Be supposed they could rsank q
- lsaeh - HEkoAeEx, PAEH IN Szps, NUHl-l -
= mas % rHn aApDs kND FEET, D1ILEEse,it 1
- lCHnLNrDt REruE1rrsMs EHuRALsfA, Loss % IL
= lArrRTrrs, BILloUr DrSEzTERY, KrpNnY A1Eac-i 1
p lzloss, ocEsTrPAr Arron, DEHLirI, TEvEna op ALll
= KINDS, DYrsKrsrA, JAurpscE, and other k.n.l
u ldred complaints arsin from allow stnte or the -
. body or obHtruetion Gifts funetioas.
. Being f<se from mercury and ether pol1cn1l -
they ee taken ~ AL tes and under all cirI m
eunstances vitAoutregsrd 70 aist besinszs,l lIH
- Price as Cents Q boz. -
Loui. 4s. SEA ~ pruggiss sad Dealers n hsesias
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Wheeling Fenaale College.

All Ayers medIcinesl sold by TN.
Lewis, Druggist.
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vinegar Bisters Selling fast at
jyl3tf el. LEWIS LS"1S.
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BUILDNGoL LUMBER.
DIR. GEO. H. BOYD, :

7 : H
{ DIR. GEO. III. BOYD, Dr.
osaas bs.e SURGEON DENTIST, soy I.5.
iasa- Late Of Mt. Pleasant, Ohio, ~,
HAVING rented the property Immediately
Ii adjoining the National Hotel, VIII perman-
emily locate In this place. The DR.. comes with
the experience OF six years In the Dental bus
ness and unexceptiODal recommendations
ONCE and residence opposite the Court House.
5nt55 RECOMMENDABIONS.H Hl40d DO3
Mt. PLEASANT, Noy. 2S, 1870.
Having had considerable opportunity of be-
ing acqna1nted with Dr.. George III. Boyd's pro-
fessional skill, can recommend him as care
1ut, thorough, skillfuI and accommodating
DentlsG- iJii DR.. j. T. UPDEGRAFF.
~ MT. PHEASANT. Nov. %. 1870.
Having had the pleasure of pretty ultimate
acquaintance with DR.. George d. Boyd profess
sionallys ana personally, can, confidently re-;
tist, and an honorable gentleman.
DR.. G. SCHooBEY.
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: Owens : and Hembolds' Buchu sold BY
iv13tf Lewis.
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PLATFORM
REMOVED.

ADOPTED blythe Ohio State Repu6licdn
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NOTICE is hereby given, that In the Probate
IN yscourt of Belmont County Ohio the unde-
signed was appointed and qualified as Execu-
said County
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested TO make immediate payment, and
those having claims against saiu estate are re-
quesfed to present them within one year
from this date. .63al 90 -. Il n
is- fs4,.i. = NATHAN B. NICHOLS.
l-si.. ELI NICHOLS, Exrs.
aglo-Sw )3 Of Amor Nichols decd
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!: SsVfz Tho Eussais g tbs most Usstul article
48kyflIS 7'over invented for your uso Circulars
fee. Mrs. Morgan. 2. o. Boz. asse. NJ
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MIseEELANEeUs.
GRAND OPENING | ]
SOMETHING NEW
j. H. NTcNTONIEs.


T y. III. lTcMONIEs.
HAS opened, in Patterxon,s. Block, dtst-
IL class Confectionery and Variety Store-
sicles kept by him for sale cheap ~
French Con pieetions. 4ss,if l.
Creams Assorted,
Chocolates, Assorted, sfsia <1fstsif ~ s - b
gord.al .confeetions, Assorted, -
Perfection Drops, t.A st 81 80.
Pipe Candy, 7.1ie III a sslst iii,{-sE1 fssfi
IOzings. FL : ifs-raf- a. -.r....l 75s.f.-- -. -
a Gum Work. q {. tta. - .t[tl
Rock Candy, elsss Iogff 49, ~
Common Candy. &. f 7. ...s,rff - - as
Drops ro 81 efiin pss,ei9 II. dyt,ss - sifi
Crackers and Cakes. z, :. 4. ( 50. IS 10, b.
p Sealed Fruits and Vegetables
Lobsters, Cove Oysters and Sardines.
Ratsius, Assorted. > lfIt - = ~ i'
Oranges. Lemons, Citrons 7s-4
Figs, Prunes, Dates, Currents
Jellies, Assorted.
Nuts, I" -r.. arFf -s,i3sfsss=-
SsnesP SSssPs' !. 5!9d Iiad5 r 3
Pickles, $3.50 s9ll1abs
ssPiesd Peaches and Cherries.
Flavoring Extracts. Z ft9tfr 7ff i
Spices, Assorted. 77l-y-ff,. s5.<.
,.raa F1ne essn and Common Tobaccos and Cigars,
Pipes and Tobacco Boxes, Horns Tin Wagons.
Mlrroos. scholars Companions.
Money nH,5s II Banks. Tin Flutes,
Balis,Jnmping Ropes, BafIoen Trdmpets,
Fancy Rattles, Box Paints = lif So. II
Paint Brushes
China Whistling Birds. i ID a'Ail ila1S E
Vases, assorted "a fe agy 49, ta.ss.f
: China Boxes, assorted - 49, Il 4
< iWhistllng Figures Pitchers -i4e - ?
China Mugs, Ruby Glasses & III ,GIl Ea Jsi
Pauan China Figures. 4 f-.fz ~ NOD
Panan Vases. Cigar Stands.
Jews Harps Hammcns assorted 1 II
Ar Pistols, Powder Fiasks a,st lef7qH
tDom1noes, Checkers, Shaving Boxes Wax
Dolls. CHINA Limb Dolls, assorted; Ruby Vases
assoTteo, Cnfna Tea Sets, A. 3. O.. Blocks, AL
anees. thermometers Cutlery assorted; Black
ing. assorted; Honey in Bottles Soaps, g large
asso1 1gnent, Bakers Aroma. lDerreetedt Cocoa
ture wine vinegar per qt., Lead pencils Pock-
e Books Toilet Brushes Note Paper and En-
ed Marbles Hair o1 &C.. Thermom metoTs as-
sorted, States. Canes. Collars, lStispend d6fs and
Shoe Brushes. Terms cash. 10 uiafh apis3m 4
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J. .ArAIRsvILLE. OHIO.
&GAL NOTICES.

Every y ssMoRNINe, Aug. 10, 1871.
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TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.

THERMOMETERS was ninety degrees
in the shade on Monday. o
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Liouid Bronze Shoe Buckles and
Rosettes. Button Hooks, &C., at
ap27tf BAILEY q BUMGARNERs. !
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PITTS PATENT THRESHING
.l'.I1 9.i - MACHINES, =, ~ j 5.-g s., q. &

usually known as the Massilou Machine, an
is also manufacturing largely-of the .l5il.5effs
RALSTON'S IMPROVED PATENT THRESH
ts. ING MACHINES,
known by many as The Double Cleaner.) also
common Threshers, md three diferel.t kinds
of horse powers, including the Carey power.
All my machines are built of the best season
ed timber, and put together N the best work
manlike manner, and ares fully warranted to
give satisfaction on fair trill i,A -
keep constantly on hand q izs<e supply o
the above machines and powers, Wi1ith j offer
for sale on as reasonable terms as the times will
admit of. =. ~ att y a
The increasing demand for my machines
having compelled me to enlarge my shop am
now prepared, in addition to the above, to
manufacture - ts..'ir = - 2
STATIONARY. AND PORTABLE STEAM
ENGINES.
Rolling Min. Keg Factory and Nail Mil Ma
chinery. All kinds of repairing done at short
notice. .,lf...f 49, f.-s
All orders and letters Of inquiry promptly
attended to. .5tlsf Slf3A-Vf7 9lt 10 1tfsi
Send for illustrated pamphlet ,l9e,i 7s5,,
malI4m a''''
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OnIv 2S Gents.

2Scts will buy q box of best quality
and styie Rose Tint Initial Paper CON
taining "a Sheets paper and "a envelopes
at LEWIS DRUG BOOK STORE.
Sent by mail 50 cents. jy1a-tf
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTs.-This amount
will buy a bottle of Mrs. Whitcomb's
Syrup, the great soothing remedy for
all diseases incident to infants and chill
dren.
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. aIas. ehssp. convenient!
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s,,n.,a subscribszys is SozoDoNT. 1t rend-
ers- rrfsshtsseti pearly white, gives to the.
breath a fragrant odor, extinguishfng
the ill -humors which usually flow from
bad and neglected set of teeth. So
: ZODONT is 50 convenient, and produces
a sensation at ones so delightful. that itl
makes it pleasure to use it.
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The proprietor of Salem Ohio, brew.
cry had hearing before the mayor OF
that place recently on the charge OF
selling ale by the glass, and was fined
fifty dollars and eests.
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A New York school teacher is ac-
cused of being drunk, because he read
from the Bible, "And the cock wept
thrice, and Peter went out and crew
bitterly.v
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Tbefinest lot of Ladies', Misses, and
Childreu,s Boots, Gaiters and Slippers,
eoIored snd plain ever offered in this
market. at BAILEY & BUMGARNER's
The econd Spring stock just opened
at NEW BooT & SHOE STORE.
The gsyest White....Kid Bridal and
Bronze Croquet slippers, at
ap27tf BAILEY & BUMGARNER's..
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS. !
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the next School year Commences seFs.o'
jylS-6w ~ 8