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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-05-30

1t is right ami proper ns We journey
through life to occasionally put aside our
cares, aud rest from our labor, that We
may refresh ourselves with social pleasure
and entertainment. Such a respite from the
common routine Of life is alike pleasant
and profitable to the young aud older per-
sons, but especially so to the children
Last Friday was the day set apart by the
Good Templars and Sunday Schools Of
Sweetwater for a Picnic and social enter
tainment to be given for the enjoyment of
those engaged in these noble enterprises.
The appointed day found many a heart
liberated from tho thraWldom Of care and
anticipation, and ready tn be enliyened
by our social gathering, Rt 81 O'clock
the Sunday Schools met at the Methodist
Church, where they donsd l. piece of blue
ribbon as a IS, $ .badge,a aud were instructed
as to the programme of tho day, AT 8
O'Clock the Good Templars met st the
Presbyterian Church, clothed themselves
in their RegaliN and awaited the arrival
of their invited guests from Athens,
About forty Of the Lodge Of Good Tenn
plars at Athens favored US with their
presence. The Athens Lodgs enme clothed
with their Regalia and bearing a beauti-
flu! banner. The procession Of Good
Templars was formed at the Presbyterian
Church with the Swestwater Lodge in
front followed by the Athens Lodge.
The procession marched up to the Metho-
dist Church whore they we're joined by the
s. schools, and then all marched together
to the picnic grounds. Arriving at the
grounds, the Good Templars opened their
ranks and the s. Schools marched through
and took position in front, then the
Athens Lodge, leaving SwoetWater Lodge
in the rear. AL having arranged them
selves in front Of tho stand, the audience
was entertained first by a short address
from Thos. G. Boyd, and the Presentation
Of a beautiful picture and Bible to Miss
Maggie Dobbins as a reward for bringing
the largest No. Of SCHOLARS into the s.
School. Mr.. Boyd was followed By
DR.. Keith, wio delivered a very interest.
ing and beautiful address to the s.
Schools. Rev, 7. j. Evans, followed in
a short address on the Temperance cause.
After the speaking the large crowd pro
ceeded to commingle and enjoy a social
feast. About II o'clock dinner was an
nOunced and all invited to partake of the
hOspitalitieS Of the good people of Sweet.
water. The feast was spread on two long
tables around which the crowd assembled
and partook Of a most splendid meal.
The Diunsr was rich and beautiful in
good things" and seeming to be duly
appreciated by all. Soon after dinner n
threatening cloud drove many back to
town and among the fugitives were not a
few Athenian Dolly Varden1. But a
goodly number whose solicitude for them
selves aud their dress Was not so strong,
or at least not so conspicuous, remained
on the ground and enjoyed the evening
hugely. We hope that our friends from
Athens and elsewhere feel repaid for their
visit to Sweetwatsr aud that we may have
the privilege Of entertaining them again
in the futuro
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Loss and Gain.

Last week, it will be remembered that
we had an election for the incorporation"
or "No Incorporation" of the town of
Sweetwater. Incorporation was defeated
by two votes, only. 1t will also be re-
membered that there appeared in the En-.
rERPRisE, q small paragraph that alluded
to the remarks made by "certain" citi-
zeus, in regard to the same, who went
against "Incorporation.' BY this notice
we lost one, but we are glad to announce
that since then, five new names have been
added to our list. Thus it will be seen
that our course in the matter has been APP
proved rather than centured BY the peo-
pie. It is and has been our theme to deal
with men and things, in an honorable way.
If we, at any time say anything through
these columns, against the acts or sayings
of any one, which would bring them out
III their true light. all we can, and all VIC
expect TO do is to defend ourselves and.
stand firm upon the principle of right and
justice.
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Where to Emmigrate.

We answer, 20 to Southwest Missouri,
because the Atlsntie & Pacific Railroad
Co. offer 100000 Acres Of land to aetu-
al settlers, at low prices on long credit,
besides furnishing free transportation over
their rosd to purchasers; this road extends
from 81. Louis, through Missouri to Yini-
ia, Indian Territory, is being pushed rap
idly TO it, destination, the Pacific Coast;
will he one Of the trunk lines Of the eoun-
Try never Jlockaded by snow-the lands
along the road are in a rich fertile coun-
try, rs productive as any in the State;
the climate combines all the advantages
Of northern and southern ATTITUDES; good
climate, soil, health, water, timber, graz
ing, fruits and flowers, invite you to go to
this region. For further Information adj
dross A. Tuck, Land Com'E 523 Walnut
ST., st. Louis, Mo-, err j. p, Thompson,
Chattanooga; Tenn, ~aprlS.tldee3l
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Attention Travellers.

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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-05-30

ATHENS, TENN.. April !. lhi'
W,tArs. h. j. Sqpjord Il Lo., Enoraih:
Gentlemen: Rev. w \ Cas-, Rev. Nr.
Brilliant, JasR Reed, Daniel Mason aud
a great many others have honght "Dr.
~lIart's Great Relief of me, aud all 'esti-
f. to its merits. SON having been sub>
iect to toothurbe, uthers headache ~ neu-
ralgia, rheumatism, sprains, and in tact
all tie Diseases it claims IN cure. j; has
relieved or entirely cured all the above
named diseases md is destined q become
n Of the most popular medicines INV
in uSe. | shall need another supply Sonr.
Yours very truly, J.h. REED.
Nearly every country Republican, edit
tor is II postmaster, u pension agent nm
assessor. or something else official, that
renders him subservient to the Prcsi-
dent. Ths honesty, liberality and i'll
telligence in the Republican party will
vote for Greeley.
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BY virtue ut m order Of sale issued
from he Clerk aud Master, ~ Madison,
Vile, Tenn, and to ne directed. | will
offer for sale to the highest aud nest bid
der, for cash in hand, on rhS premises. ol
the SOIh day Of May next, I'll The right,
title aud interest that DiuIrl Jonc, la, in
anu 20 the tract of Land hereafter de.
scribed to wit: A tract Of ANA contain.
ing four hundred and fifty acre, mnre or
less. lying On the waters Of Pond Creek,
in the 18th civil district, Monroe com,ty.
Tenn, adjoining the ,anis of W. i. viii
son, Martin BilderJacks heirs, Henry
Scott, and T. l.. Upton. Levied on as
the property VI the laid Dml jones, his
interest in tue sau,e being an undivided
one fifth interest, conveyed to him By G..
Il. CLARK Sold tn satisfy u judgement
aud costs IL suit rendered ,guu,t the said
Dan'i Jones, at the March term Of the
Chancery Court at Nodjsunville, in favor
of Y. T.. Douglass and +. NJ. Cleveland,
W.. the said Dan'l Jones.
J. f. HouSroN, Shsrll.
By j. VI. BRowDr
april 95-4t.pr$5 Deputy Sheriff.
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Chancery Sale
C.. B. Taylor, Admr, &c. vs., Mdlala
Blmkenshp. q. aL.

c. 3. Taylor, Admr. &c. vs., Mdlrla
BlIukensAIp, O., I'll.
Pursuant To a decree rendered in this
cause hy the rhancery court at Madison
willie. Tenn. ~ March term, 1872, | will
expose to sale by public ourcry to the
highest bidder At the court-ln door in
MaAisonvillr. Tenn, on the a0th day Of
May next, all the right, title and interest
nf the heirs ut law of 7. ID. B!nken,hip,
deceased, in ard to the lands of which said
+. y. BlankenShip died seized, IN wit
\ tract of land containing 1870 acres
more or less, lying in the 18th civil Dis
trict Of Monroe county, Tenn, adjoining
the lands Of Peter johnson, Oliver Rags.
dale. r. p. CrOwdCr and others.
TLnMs-Said lands viii be sold subject
10 widows dover, u ma credit Of twalve
months-exeept the sum Of $50 whirh is
required in hnnd--withnut the right Of
redemption aud without regard to the
minimum valuation. Note with approved
security required, and a lien retained on
,aid land for the unpaid purchase money.
5. ?, HALE. c. Nm.
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Kingston.

hlHSSlOn'
We 90 to Kingston tomorrow to orga.
nize a Lodge of Good TemplarS. The
cause is spreading all over the land and
at no distant day will bO the governing
power of the Nation.
Next Tuesday night We viii be at the
Cumberland Church, on Fork Greek, for
the purpose of organizing a Lodge there.
We hope that the people will all turn out
and enlist in the great cause.
Thursday night the 18th Of June we
shall visit jacksonville, for the purpose
of organizing q Lodge there. 1t is much
needed and We are satisfied that the good
people of Jacksonville will enlist in the
work. Brother Morrison will be with us
and assist in the organization. The peo-
pie of Jacksonville will pIeare remember
tue time, Thursday night 18th June.
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Again in the Field.

Goo. : Enl'e, IS again before the far
mcrs Nth a New Thre,hiug Machine,
The improved Grain Saving YibraIor and
TripPcl Grain Mower Horse Power, aud
the celebrated Habbard Self-raking
Keeper and mower. Tho latest Improved
Hay and Grain Rakes-iu short, all kinds
Vi Farming lmpliments. Persons address
sing Geo, s. RublO at Chattanooga, will
receive printed catalogue, price list, he,
For the convenience Of the farmers Of this
section, he hrs given D, B. Cbildress the
Agency for the sale Of his machinery. All
persons desiring machinery Of any kind
ara requested to call and see Mr.. ChiIdress.
may 30-lm.
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ChancerY Sale.
~@AIO4IOOIJ N"AN'
D. W. baltimore ct. al. VS.. Geo. Gurley
and others.

- " ~ ti' ~ wv wv AIJ
and others,
Pursuant to II decree rendered in this
cause BY the Chancery Court at Madison.
vile, Tenn, at March term, 1872, ] will
expose 10 sale By public outcry to the
highest bidder at the court-house door in
Madiscnville on the 30th day of May
lust, the lands mentioned in said decree,
to wit: \ tract OF land containing about
62O acres, lying in the l7th civil district
of Bloupt county, Tennessee, adjoining
the sauds of Samuel Gholmlcy's heirs, H
) Bright and others, being the same lands
of which CA Gurlcy died seized, and the
same upon which a ) Saunders now lives.
T~ERMs-Said lands will ha sold on a
credit of six mouths, and in bar Of the
right of redemption Note with good
security required and a lien retained on
the land until the purchase moneyis fully
paid. p HALL C & M.
may 9.it.plSj
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100 ACRES

more or less, lying on Citico Creek in Monroe
county, Tenn, together with the following de-
scribed tracts lying around and odjacent thereto,
to wit: The S. Il. Or, Sec. IL; \. E.. Or, Sec.
- n. Z. and N. W. qrs., Sec. rs, in Township
3, Range 4, Z. NJ. and the s. W. Or, Sec. I n.
L. and s. Z. qrs., Sec. Is, in Township 3, Range
5, T.. VI.
TERMs-Ton per cent. Of the purchased price
to be paid in hand the balance payable in four
annual installmentS, the interest on the whole
and one fourth Of the debt to be paid each year.
Note with good security required and a lien
held on tho land until the purchase money is
fully paid. S.P. HALE, C.. & NJ.
april -4t-piS7
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TINS CAUSE OF TEMPERANCE finds some
Of its most insidious and dangerous foes in
the many so-cal!ed "%tonies" and ''appeti.
asr.,' made Of cheap whisky aud refuse
liquors, finished mp to suit dcpraycd APP
pstites, under the name Of medicines. Dr..
Walkers California Vinegar Bitters are
zone OF these. They are not n beverage,
but u genuine medicine. purely veseta-
bic, prepared frem California horbs by o
regular physician For all diseases of the
stomach, liver. kidneys, bladder, skin and
blood. they are IN inIaIlihle and nnrival
cd remedy. may2.4t.
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East Tennessee Book House.

The stock of this house was never be.
fore 80 full and complete as at present,
and va are pleased to learn that the bust
ness character f tn. enterprising firm is
fully Appreciated BY the public, whether
as whole4be or retail purchasers. We
commend them to every class, but cspe-
CHILLY to those wanting School Books, Sta.
tiondry, Blank Books, and Wall Pupers,
OF which they have incomporably the most
elegant and cheapest stock ever brought
IL ~. .. II
to Fast Tennessee. feb 22-tf
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THE ENTERPRISE.
THURSDAY. MAY 80. 1879.

-, ", P.rrfN6iL!,N rO., 90 Parh U,o.N.l.
snl GRIFFIN \ NnffA\. Ba!tiuDrr, NJ.
Ne thy sols VchJs inr the SvrtJvpter EntrI'
prise IN iha-e eitier, AMI are authorized ,uoln'racl
Tor i~hsrrtihs tINrrtistmrni, iur Ne At 0nrlowest
cash rat's. Alvrrtisers are requested IN leave
their n vars with eitFr aTtle Ahnyc houses.
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New Music.

We are indebted to j. l.. Peters, 500
Broadway, New.York, for the following
selection of New Music:
Darling, weep no more, Song and chorus.
W S Hays, % cts, Only for you. Ro-
nance. Oh. Dolioux. 80 cts. Don't forget
to write me, darling, Song and cho, Cox.
80 cts. Under the Walnut Tree, Song or
duet, Drassler, So cts, We won't leave the
Farm. Male voices Hershey 25 cts. Stars
of the Summer Night, Male voices Glov.
er % cts. Sensation Waltz, Becht 80 cts.
F:eddie's Galop. Kinkel, 50 cts, Ava.
kening of the Birds. Caprice, Kinkel so
cts. Drops of Dew. Valso brillianto Al
lard, so cts.
Mr.. Peters will send any of the above
peices, postpaid, on receipt of the mark
ed price, or the entire let may be had by
sending 80 cts. for the June number Of
"Peters' Musical Monthly"
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Bouart * Maves have a fresh supply

Bogart Il Maycs have a fresh supply
of Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Dye Stuff,
flesh from New York. They also have
a nice lot of Fancy and Toilet Articles,
Albums and Stationary, and they pro-
pose to sell them all, as that's what they
Job them for. Go and see them. If
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Wanted.

Wanted
The undersigned wants Old Copper,
Brass, and all kinds Of Scrap Iron, for
which they will pay fair prices in goods.
WALKER e. HUMPHREYS.
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We erect the special attention Of trav-
eIOrs, to the change of schedule, on the
Nashville * Chattanooga and Western
and Atlantic Rail Roads, published in
thls paper.
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TRY DIR. CROOKS WINEOFTAR
ARE YOU GOING WEST

+ so, take our advice, and purchase your Tick
/. cts over the 'old reliable" Missouri PNci6S
thst rams three Daily HHpres. Trains from
s.. Louis 10 kansns city, mud tho Wcst, aud IL.
positively, the ouly Line which runs !ullman'I
palace sleeper, and fine day Coaches t~OspeOisl-
!y for movers equipped with Millsr's safety
platform and the patent steam brake, from VI
Louis to Kansas City, n. Scott. Parsons,
Lawrence LruyrRworth, Atchi,On, st. Joseph,
Nebraska City, Council Bluff. aud Omaha, with
out change For information in regard to Time
Table, rates &C., toany point in Missouri, Kan
sa-, Nebraska, Colorado, Texas or California, call
upon or address i. +. THOMPSON, Agent Mason
ri Pacific X. H.. Chattanooga, Team Or Atlanta.
Ga, or T.. 4. FoRp. General Passenger Agent,
Il Louis. No. No tro!o!r &c AasNrr qusA,ioss!
Fph9?-fildnc2l
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The proceedings Of tho closing exer-
cises of the College at Blue Springs,
Greene Go. have been crowded out We
will Try to make room for them in our
next paper.
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THIS MACHINE

II, Il. FRY Il CO.,
S~w4etwnter, Tenn.
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Place ct Meeting.

Lodge No. 1875, L. o. og G. I. will
hereafter meet up stairs in the Institute,
every TUESDAY night. The Temple will
meet for ths present, every Monday night
1t the same place.
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Aprii 4th 1879.
New Stock.
}. ". GoDDARD.

j. i. Rhea, Coffin Block Knoxville,
Tenu., has just received a New Stock of
Dress Goods, White and Linen goods
Gloves, Hosiery, Silks, and in fact all
kinds Of Dry Goods, Carpets, &C., &c.
Call and examine goods aud prices.
onr Ok Al
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may 9th, lS72.It-pISo
ChancerY Sele.
Thus. G. Floyd, Adler. g.. " 3. c.
Petiiit anA wltc - Isl ~

Thus. 6. FOyd, Admr. ~, w b. g..
pettiit And w,te ~ III
Pur,naa =, to ,%:"crrH p~ynnnunted in thi'
c.L,~ ~ the eIanUcr, rou,r ut Madison,
vitIc. Tc"n.. q, March lrrm, 1872 | wilF
o>p.t, 20 sale Us rh"lit ontcry to tue
tugH,,r bidder, ~ Be pnr"t IN 'he town
of Sw,eiNa,cr, T,nn.. ro The 3l>t day Of
Nav. inst. ct ',locG. n, torcush in
hand mad IN has ri, the 'gp;ty Of redemp-
non, - ]c.r'hin house Mol ~. - aid town
of Sw,t,atcr, Tom, known as the
"Broun rropeliy-h rng the same prop
cry nov mcnrici b Mr.. Hunter. Said
property t., "rirrrj =" he snld 10 pay q
balance "f Tie iuyha,c money due there.
M from Thc,. q. hoyd. nn,i will be sold
~ stated nnl".> aid ~inlaues uf purchase
money uuI costs are fully paia before day
Of sale. HALE, N.
may . ;t-riSo ,rur t1-
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blacksmith Shop for Rent.

The undersigned wants to rent his Black
smith chop, in this place, or will employ
a good workman to run it. Call and see
him.
j.. W. GODDARD.
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London.

We visited this place on Monday last.
A large crowd of people we're there atten-
ding Circuit court. ,'-
The Journal is running right along,
aud bids fair to prove o success. The
court house is being rapidly pushed for
ward, and will soon be completed. Upon
the whole Loudon, is beginning to pre-
sent the appearance Of a city. Its bust.
ness uneu are alive to their interests, and
enter every enterprise, put forward for the
advancement of the interests Of the peo-
ole of the .Uwn.
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For Old Soldiers.

COngrsss has provided, by recent enact
msnt pensions to soldiers of the war Of
lSl2-l5, and to their widows, where the
marriage took place prior to 1925. BY
other acts Of Congress all soldiers who
servedi in any of the wars in which the
United States we're engaged, prior to 1855,
are entitled to bounty land. The word
.loyal' has been stricken out of the acts.
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New Advertisements.
White Cliff Springs !
Monroe County, Tennessee.

D.. ..|.. - ..H.. .
THESE SPRINGS are situated on ChilhOwee
Mountains, g Miles from Madisonyillc, and
same distance from Athens, Tennessee.
They are located at an elevation OF about 1900
feet above Conasaugs Valley, in a dry, pure
and very inyigOrating atmosphere-aiiorling an
extensive and beautiful view Of the surrounding
country. ..L.l
There are three Springs in close proximity,
two Of which are Tcnic, Diuretic and Alternative,
and have proved very efhcOcious in relieving
diseases OF the Liver, Kidneys and Stomach, and
have acted as a sovereign remedy in Clorosis
and DismenOrrhea. The other Spring possesses
properties that have proved very beneficial in
Scrofulous Affections of the skin and Chronic
Diseases fthe Eye.
The Hotel will be ready for the reception of
guests by the 10th June. Hacks will run daily
b ctween Athens and the Sprlngs-Fare $l.50
each way. Those wishing to stop of at Sweet
water, will also find conveyance via Madisonville.
RATES OF BOARD:
Board and Lodging per day, 81 90
" 4" " week S 90
" " month, 80 90
JOS A. PECK, Prop'r.
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Sspolio at Bogart & Mayes,

VIVID Bees.
Our townSusn, J. W. Goddard, 7. 6.
BOYD, aud others, went out Tuesday last,
ADD captured slarge hive Of Wild bees.
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The fact that 80 many, country Re
publican newspapers support Grant is
not IN evidence Of great strength.
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10 rag VOTERS or Moy1por c0rNrY.

CnRarr,S, $40; State offices, $40; candl'
date, f"r State Senator, ST. county can
didArrs, -.
tn THg VOTERS or MoSroE COUNTY
We arc authorized TO announce l.. 4.
Mea,mddeua1 a candidate for Trustee of
Monrve coupty, Election in August next.
We ara authorized 10 announce Mari;
NJ. Hicks, ~ u candidate for Tax Vollec.
tor Of Mqurs county. Election in Au-
gust next.
We arc authorized to announce EE. g..
Harri.. az candidate foI re election to
the Dl6es nf Tax Collector Of Monroe
county. Election in August next,
10 rBE PEOPLE or TENNESSEE.
In response to the expression of popu-
lar desire, sufficiently general ami inRu-
cutial to control my action in the matter,
hereby announce myself a candidate for
tho Office of Judge Of the Supreme Court,
made vacant by the designations Of Hon.
r. 4. X. Nelson. Election first Thursday
in August, next. J. b. COOKE
Chattan ooga, March llth, 1877. II
We are authorized to announced Hon.
Robt. Mcfarland ,as a candidate for Judge
Of the Supreme Court, to ill the vacancy
OecaIiousd By the resignation Of Judge
Nelson. VJ1H3tA i.''
We are authorized to announce Jos.
L. Houston as a candidate for reelection
80 the cthce Of Sheriff Of Monroe county.
Election iu August next.
Fer Attorney General.
We are authorized and requested to
uuOunce the name of W. L. Welcker, as
a candidate for the office Of AttorneyGen
.-il in tho Sd Judicial District. Election
lat Thursday in August.
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DR.. Harris Great Rlief.
The Sovreisn Remedy for all kinds Of
Pain. Everybody takes it. Everybody
praises it.
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The Public Well.

We are glad to note the TACT that a new
pump has been put in the public we'll
TbiA will be agreat relief to the citizens
of SWestwater.
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READ ON I!
New Millinery Goods.

THE Ladic'- Of S%weetwntcr and vicinity are
L respectfully informed that bave received
direct from the Eastern Markets, Il splendid
stock OF
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Organ for Sale.

ANO.l LOriug & Blake Organ, for
sale at a bargain. Aa, been in use about
onO month. Apply at this Office. If
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LOCAL AND OTHER MATTERS.


Pariir> desiring ~ announce themselves
A. cmlidrtes for office through this pa
per will he required tq pay cash in nd
rapcs for the same. Announcements for
Congress, $40; State offices, $40; caudi-
date, fnr State Senator, s.; county can
didltrs, ~.