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precisely like in appearance, make. finish,
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Yc seinsrs and draggers of riv-
ers can rest On you, oars. Tho
fish law has been passed, and they
who violate it will find it expensive
fishing. This law will be profitable
TO the State, more SO than anything
passed by the present Legislature.
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Go to 22s for Tobaccoa and CT
CARS. laJ,eE. Ikd has always the
est. tst4
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Alex. Moffitt has prepared an oint
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is said to be great. We wish Alex. sue
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About le5 900 Acres Of the Finest
Farming and Grazing Land in the
nifed States. for sale at ,ow prices and
on very easy terms; thus enabling an indus
trious man with small capital to pay for his
land with money earned from il.
Missouri is not too lar West to be at q
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the climate is splendid, and good crops are
almost a certainty; while the numerous
thriving towns and cities spripging up on
every hand attest beyond doubt that the
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OUR LANDS DEFY COMPETI-
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Send for full descriptive Circulars and
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what paper you saw this in, to
EDWARD WILDER.
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Go to Tiff g, 228 Main street for fine
Cigars and Tobacco.
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Puff! Puff! Puff A fine little
Cigar, full Yara filler, only five
cents, at lifts: 228 Main street.
TRY the Puff!
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NJ EN YORK Safety Steam Power
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built in quantities. by special machinery.
Send for circular, Al Cortiandt st N. Y.
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Az bsAO Ossys
The First Nasional Bank shines with
new coat Of paint.
We Gee John Boswell in town. He
looks well and enterprising % ever.
The Huntington House is to be re-,
painted and the third story raised.
Messick & Durham have new furni>
ture wagon, which is beautiful to behold.
Music Aosted over our streets this
week, enanating from An organ and three
Italian musicians. ,t
Marshal Zimmerman is out again. He
looks thin and shows signs Of suffering.
Fifteen different brands of Smoking
Tobacco at lifts 226 Main street. Call
and examine. -re
- We see the cookbook ing face of Char.
lie Earnest back on our streets again.
Newman & Sons have SO much work
ON hand that they are required 70 work
day and night.
Book agents find Richmond . good
point, though there is a good library hore.
Yatch Club Smoking Tobacco at lifts
228 Main.st. Try il. buy it, and express
your opinion.
Ezra Smith & Co.. have large orde.
for pews to Be sent to . town in north.
err Ohio.
Stealing butter while drunA is ssid to
be fashionable. This is truly danger,
Gus fashion.
Nothing has been heard Of Geo. Vail
We fear this is . mystery which viii
mover be un- Vailed.
Lisa Weber drew fair houses Monds,
and Tuesday evenings. Bet er audisnce
than performances.
Moaey sold in the Richmond Building
Association on Monday evening, at s.
per cent. premium.
Two veloclpeoes were out this week
Wonder ifthe city will be denseiy popu
lated with these machines next summer
Several gentlemen showed their D.
triotism on Washingtony Birthday b
displaying the Stars and Stripes fro,
their windows. d+ -m
In . billiard-room, in this CITY. o
Tuesday evening quite melee came Of
Somebody was going to cut any bod
with case>ka ife, ard nobody turned O,
the lights, 80 every body run. None hur
cav Quaker City Works will have q tel
tale clock, by which it can b seen in Il
Morning whether the waschman b,
slept II his post. ..s'
Jacob Theis. formerly the popular ba
bsr Of this city, is now living in Indian
polls, where he is conducting lar;s At
fashionable shop.
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~ AS BILLS discounted Is per cent
" if paid on orbstore the Goth Of each
month. a....-. -
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UNIV AJISM: What is it. Send
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ITS EDITORIAL STAFF

Comprises the Best Talent IN the land. For
example, its Department Of Sheep Husband
Author of "rhe Practical Shepherd" a~d
other sta ndArd works; X.A. Willard. A.
the best authority thereupon. Among the
recent accessions to its previously suPerit
Editorial Staff. are A. 5. Fuller, late of
Hearth and Home, author Of severa- BILE and
popular works on Horticulture, etc, as A.
sociate Editor; T. Hart Hyatt of California,
Rifles, Estate Entomofogist OF Mo-, as Euio-
biological Editor! and Gen. 8. u. Harris. tor
many years past Proprietor and Senior Edi-
itor of the Ohio Farmer, as Corresponding
Editor.
The great Enlargement Of tie RURAL, las.
year, has rendered it necessary, for convini-
ence of handling and reading when bound, To
publish
TWO VOLUMES A YEAR
Commencing January and July. Each Of TIE
Semi-Annual Volumes contains as mus h
Reading, aud more and better Illustrations,
than we formerly gave in a who'e yeaY!-and
deuJie what most Of the eight-page weeklies
Of the same class furnish!
ITS ILLUSTRATIONS
| Are Numerous Beautiful and varied. Indee d
the RURAL has no Riralim iss Spherc-is une.
qualed as an illustrated Rural aud Fam
lily Newspaper. Though double It's former
size,-now containing Sixteen Large Pages,
of Five Columns Each. weekly,-the RURAL
is still furnished at its former price
Its MARKET and CROP REPORTS
Are full and reliable. Remember that il is
not a monthly, hut the Largest, Cheape 81
and Best Illustrated Weckly,-Hn
that it comprises. in one, greater variety
of Reading, Choice Engravirgs. &c. than is
given in half dozen ordinary papers.
re Next to your local paper, MooRE's
RURAL is the one for Yourself, Family md
! Friends. @
TERMS, INDUCEMENTS Etc.
TERMS: ia Year of So Numbers, and
only 81. so in Clubs o! Ten. This Quarter 8
Is Numbers sent FREE to all who sub
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Our Club Inducements for 1871 are unpre-
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sent free to all forming Clubs nd we wan.
live Club Agent in every Town. Address
d. ID. r. MOORE, 1l4
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Al. Reed is having his store-front re-
painted.
It is said that Mark Twain does not
show Q bit of humor in his face.
c. G. Beeler had surprise party on
the 14th, His friends made his mansion
ring during the evening.
Last weeks installment Of rain did
much good. Cisterrs filled up, the riv>
srs rose, and millers are rejoicing.
A(spcE CoLiAsIoN.-A wagon loaded
with ice colIided with buggy on Main
street. on Thursday the result being the
loss Of . wheel to the latter.
Cain & Sons intend building . large
hooring>mill on Fort Wayne Avenue. 1t
will be the most extensive mill in the
vicinity.
Sunday last was balmy, enticing and
invigora.ing, and . GOOD sized crowd vis>
tied the new iron bridge, and not few
| went out riding. So much for herald Of
Spring.
Emmett Widup will probably move
to Kansss City. Wherever he goes his
energetic and enterprising disposition
will bring him success.
aGQuits crowd gathered around the
postoffice on Saturday, but no one dis
covered anything new. This comes
from the reputation Of the city.
Mr.. Griffith, who has sold saddle
hardware and carriage trimmings for
sometime in Virgins & Co s room, i'm
tends moving to the store in the Hunts
ington block.
1 John Foulke took unto himself wife
Wednesday evening, in the person of
4 Miss Abbie Wilkins. Our congratula-
tons offered to the happy pair.
"Little Nellie" Of Johaston's Troupe
one day this week left the latter in Piqua
and came here with the advertising
agent. The Mayor Of Piana, under Mr.
Johnston's instructions. telegraphed here
40 hase the parties arrested, as Nellie
was Mr.. Us vile but the young agen
straightway hied to Centreville and pro-
CURED license came back and married
the actress Nellie. Mr.. Johnston cam
over, and failing to prove Nellie his wife
the agent has good claim upon her.
Knopf Bros. brought out their new
wagon this week. 1t is beautiful, an
strong enough to sustain the great load
their extensive business compells Their
to haul from morning till night.
. On Saturday night, about IL o'cloc!
swo young girls, who were returnin
home from church, were chased an
caught by twain of colored bucks, II
object Of the latter being undoub.ed
most foul. The girls screamed and cal
ed for help. whereupon the would>l
devils released them and ran for dear Ii
up An alley. One Of the fellows W
dressed in q soldiers infantry coat, q CO
and loose trousers. and resembled an l,
dian in cast of features.
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SIS GOOD SO
WATCHERS
AT OLD PRICES

AT OLD PRICES
As the sole Agents in the United States for
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The RURAL NEw-YoKKKR has become the
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~ Navy and Monitor Tobacco, al
ways on hand, At rs cents plug, at No.
228 Main>st. of j. e. lift.
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lR. S. >. FITCH.S Family Physi-
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aches how 10 cure all diseases of the per-
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4 Brosdway, New York. 4e-4w
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The Japanese mnis Stain

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JOHN +. HENRY.
COLLEGE PLACE. NEW YORK,
WHOLESALE AGENT.
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Knopf Bros. brought out their new
wagon this week. 1t is beautiful. and
strong enough to sustain the great loads
their extensive business compells them
to haul from morning till night.
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Agents! Read This!

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,penses, or allow large commission, TO sell
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lOnn, USE THE"yEGETABLE lO7O
1910 Pulmonary Balsam.'' l0iU
The old standard remedy for Coughs, Colds.
Consumption. "Nothing better CUTLER
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LOG ALRECOR
j. E. ILIFF. Local Editor.
John Sufrins,

Fine weather.
Apples scarce and high.
Men Of scerts-perfumers.
In town-Macedonian Oil men.
Man-trap-the National Bridge.
~ Births have Teen numerous this week
in the city.
The First Nationsl Bank shines with
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MAILS-Arrival and Departure.
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g The present year will be a favor
able one for business, business men
in the East are feeling confident.
We hope the day of unlimited and
ruinous speculation has passed.
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Uphans.s A selma Cure
Relieves most violent psYoxysms in fire min-
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How to See Down Il Well.

1t is not generally known, says the
Lancaster Penn. Intelligence, how easy
matter it is to explore the bottom OF
well, cistern, or pond OF water By the
use of a common mirror. When the sun
is shining brightly hold mirror so that
the reflected rays of light will fall into
the water. A bright spot will b. seen at
the bottom, so light rs to show the
smallest object plainly. By this means
We have examined the bottoms OF wells
fifty feet deep, when half-fuLl or more OF
water. The smallest straw or other OBJ
iects can be perfectly seen from the sur
face. In the same way one can examine
the bottom of the ponds and rivers, if
the waters be somewhat agitated by
winds or rapid motion. II a well or els
tern be under cover, or shaded by
building so that the sunlight will not
fall near the opening, it is only neces-
sary to employ two mirrors, using one to
reflect the light to the opening, and an
other to reflect it down into the water.
Light may be thrown fifty or hundred
yards to the precise spot desirable, and
then downward. We have used the mirror
with success, to reflect the light around
the house to shaded well, and also to
carry it from south window through
two rooms and then into cistern under
the north side Of the house. Half
dozen reflections of light may be made,
though each mirror diminishes the bril-
liancy of the light. Let any one not
familiar with the method, try the expert
ment. 1t will perhaps reveal mass OF
sediment at the bottom of the well that
has been little thought OF, but which
may have been frightful source Of dis
ease by Its decay in the water.