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Don't invest all your money in lottery
tickets. Give somebody eloe chance
to draw prize.
Don't whittle pine boxes for living.
1t blister's ones hands so badly.
Don't loaf about the streets and de-
pend upon the Lord for your "daily
bread" He is MT running bakery.
Don't spend all your time in watching
your neighbors. Every man should be
selfish enough to devote few minutes
to his own business.
Don't Try to win reputation for bra
very by lighting the tiger" Any boy
can throw chips.
Don't imagine that the lord will call a
frst-class preacher to a church paying a
second-class salary. He don't treat his
servants so shabbily.
Don't measure man by the length Of
bis purse. Captain Kidd was wealthy.
Don't disturb hornets nest. You'll
only receive a singing rebuke for your
paias.
Don't tell anybody else how to man.
age his business. Let the poor fool find
out himself
Don't borrow one dollar unless you
have two to loan. For one good turn
will call for another.
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CHURCH SCANDAL.

That tall fellows here today,
wonder what's his namey
His eyes are fixed upon our pew
DO look at Sally Daniel
WIS is that lady dressed in greenp
1t can't be Mrs. Leach;
There's Mrs. Jones with Deacon Gilesl
wonder II he'll preachl
Lend me your fan, it is so warm,
We both will sit to prayers;
Mourning becomes the widow Ames--
How Mary's bonnet Garcs
DO look at Nancy sloper's veil
It's full breadth too widei
wonder Il susannah Ayres.
Appears to-day as bride2
Loril what voice Jane Rice has got;
Oh, how that organ.roarsl
I'm glad we've lei the singers seats I.
How hard Miss johnson snoresl
What ugly shawls are those in front?
Did you observe Ann Wild2
Her new straw bonnet's trimmed with black
guess she's lost a child.
I'm half aslcop--that Mr.. Jonesi
Ills sermons are 50 long;
This afternoon well stay at home
And practice that new song.
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Family Groceries,

Rush BnaaoA--preaching by Elder l. Al
len the irst Lords day in every month.
GicnS Church, Lino(n Coimiy- Preaching
by Elder Jesse Walden ever first SUNDAY morn
ing and afternoon in each month.
M Maria Chriaiaa-Nine miles south OF
misunderstanding every 9TH Saturday and
Sunday following, b Elder Martin Owens.
Walnm Fiat Cumberland Ptcsbsaciaa-
Preaching by Rev. II. II. CALDWELL Sd Sunday
in each month.
Cnab Orchard CAristian-Preaching every 2d
Saturday and Sunday in each month, by f.
der II G Gill.
Grab OrcAard Spriags-Service in the College
chapel every. Sunday, except the second in
each month, at l0i NJ. Rev Joha + Tar
rant, pastor.
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THE Postmaster General has directed
that each postmaster shall keep an ac-
count of the business of his Office from
the first day Of July up to and including
December 81, 1873, as basis on which
to readjust the salaries fiom July l, 1874,
to June 80. 1876, and has had prepared,
and viii soon transmit TO postmasters, an
official circular and form for that pur-
.s.,ua
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A MAN died short time ago in St.
Louis and left four thousand dollars to a
priest for the purpose of having him say
mass for his soul. The relatives of the
dead man though, the money could be
placed where it could do more good, and
they accordingly brought suit for the
same. The matter having come before
the court for adjudication, the Judge
decided that such bequest was uncon-
stitutional.
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THE editor of the ST. Joe Ga1etie,
having heard that sulphur in the socks
will prevent cholera, has worried a stick
Of birthstone out Of the new druggist,
and nov wants some one to loan him a
pair of socks while he tries the thing.
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"MY little Tommy didn't disobey
mamma and go in swimming today, did
her"
"No, mamma, Jimmy Brown and the
other boys went in, but remembered
and would not disobey you"
sand Tommy never tells lies, does
he?"
"No, mamma, or l couldn't 60 TO
heaven"
"Then how does Tommy happen To
have on Jimmy Browns shirti" Qnter-
view becomes private, with shingle ac-
companiment)
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A PHILOSOPHICAL Kentuckian who
had but one shirt. and was lying in bed
while the garment. was drying on the
clothes line in the yard, was startled by
an exclamation from his wife to the eff
feet that "the calf had eaten it. '"Well," "
said the Kentuckian, with spirit worthy
Of better cause, "well, them who has
must lose"
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Reotor-An uncommoply fine pig, Mr..
Dibbles, declare
Contemplatiye Villagor--Ab, yes. sir,
II we was only, all Of Us, Us ID TO die as
him, sirl
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A DASBuRY man imagined himself a
hen, and while under the influence of
that conccit, sat down on dozen eggs
and Matched out an Italian sunset and a
circus poster. He wife removed the de-
bris with the bald end Of broom.
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County Court, 2d Monday in each month
Quarterly Court, lst Mondays in March, June,
September and December. Court of Claims
% Monday in October. Court Of Levy and
Assessment-2d Monday in June.
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TnERE we're fifteen fights IN Burks-
vile election day.
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TO PERSONS OUT OF EMPLGTEyT

Our prouosals oi,r rure Inducements. Thef 40 lot
tory o. chance game In terms, aud 70 pro-
ts,.e 10 40 fir our agents u 10 rcmunera nom ior
our pafsrs are worth ali that We ak foqi an and
our premiums gins from us 10 our nv n no are
willing 10 assist In attending our circulatit
Persons Who contemplate o0mpeilng ~ f one OF
oar prolniuns will 0biiso us by sending lddIosa
b. Us az onre.
Agents may claim ONE of the Art thr Ee,enis,
and then continue work until they viii pd - BE- en-
titil 10 one uf the watches IL viii thus| that
every retter up of A club of uoi lee than iuhac-
beTn, geo NJ hast one valuable gin WIN chance
wssew nrse our IA frends 10 ~ 10 - "a THE
COMMFKCI ~ ns W. ,lesire ~ double % cgulnti0n
heflr the end n the yeah. THIS can 10 - d all our
lreseut painins 1lll aaroe 10 assist A. the cauae
All coinmunlcatioIi should lo addresse
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Durbon's Patent Pump.

Am also agcui hr the ahoye-nained pump "f aug
or al ned urlls and oisterns 80 a., -.
ir.,as dsring 10 purchase elther q The above ,sn
A. .nniili.l by calling al nay rrsdence IN miieasNs
IAnsoin enaniy, keainety' A a uts..tI
s5-iy
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FOR SALE PRIVATELY,

A FIRsT-CLAss drinking saloon on The main street
u thriving town, with ene run 81 Iciulnr and
trunacui custom togcthcr With billiard tahie-the
only one Ia town which d doing good busiuest or
Particular, address Al. A. A. o. hoN vs., stanford, ky
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A UcTIoNEER's NoTIcEm

nANiEr MILLER, resident dug 'ionecr, will attend
10 an puhlic sllf cuuIt dfY ~ % Ctrt rntrusi,d
" him. special uiicutlun given y aloa Oi f,a estate
h0ua1hold lls0ds, aud lnefi Aandla3 'i-u
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ONLY THIRTY-oNE HOURS.
CTEEL RAIL- DOUBLE TRACKm
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

TAe Gnsaf S,oyf Lias fSaa Cineiaadii or Cdiunlbus
Iisff
Saving ~ 70 10 miles, and arriving on traine In adj
vance at NEM YORK,
saving % miles, and arriving 81 hours In advance
al BALTIMORE.
saving a al, and arriving - houni IN advance AT
WASHINGTON.
Reaching PHILADELPHIA one trulu the quickest
The Great Iron Railway Bridgesl
Over the Ohio river al parkerburg aul lellaire, are
complete Morning aud night iinea q tulimans pal-
ace drawing-room and sleeping are run on This
route from Cinrinnau OF Columbus 10 haltimcre aud
Washington CITY,
WITHOUT CHANGE.
BY this route you avoid all oInnibus transfers and
hiIila.
- Tckets Coz sale al an ticket oices IN tho south
aud vest 4. Cole general ticket agent baltimore,
Nd. D. l. Milaon, master transportation, Baltimore,
Ma. sidney r. jones' general pass agent, Cincinnati,
Ohio
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MAGISTRATES AND MAGIsrnArE's COURTS


Stanford-2d Division-W Il Carson, ID Sat
urdays in August, November, February and
MAY. "a Division-J b Dennis, 2d Saturday
in July, Octobef January and April. George
Bobbett, Constable.
CraB Orciard--lsi Division--G w Parker,
4th Saturday in March, June, September and
December. 2d Diyision-RObt Stewart, I'd
Saturday in March, June, September and De
cember. Tuck Ballard, Constable.
Walau FIat-lst Division--Cnig Lynn, %
Thursday in March, June, September and De-
cember. ID Division - 4th Thursday in
March, June, September and December Tol
Douglas, Constable.
HQhland-lst Divison-Iewis Ball, 3dSat-
urday in January, April, July and October.
ID Division John Henson, ist Saturday in
January, April, July and October. Jas. 5
Young, Constable.
Udyaesbuyg--lst Division-E Fadgett, I'd
Tuesday in March, June, September and De
cember. ID Division VIM. Gooeh, 4th Tues
day in March, June, September and December
Granville Singleton, Constable.
Tanssrlle-lst Division-John Cash, 1st
Thursday in March, June, September and De
cember 2d Dyision-J ID Alcorn, Sd Thurs
day In March, June, September and December.
Sam Campbell, Constable.
Husi0arile-lA Dyision-Darius Lamme,
81 Tuesday In March, June, September and
December. 2d Diyision-J Z Hughes, lsi
Tuesday In March, June, September and De-
cember. w II Jones, Constable.
Police COURT.
San(ord-John NJ Phillips. Jr, Judge, 4th
Saturday In each month. Thos Purdom Mar
shal. 4 ] Adkins, Special Police
CHURCHES.
Chrisiiaa-Dcpot Street-Preaehing by Ed.
S II King, 2d and 4th Lord's days in each
month at II o'clock, a m. Sunday school
O'Clock, II Warren Sup't Worship every
Lords day by the congregation.
Baptist-Rev. A ID Rash, Pastor-Church
meeting lsi Saturday in each month Preach
ing lst and 3rd sabbath in each month al II
O'Clock, m. Sunday school at o O'Clock, q
X Waters, Superintendent.
MetAodia Episoopai, (South REV. q c Over
street, Pasior-seryioese every Sunday morning,
Prayer meeting every Thursday night Sun
day school at O'Clock.
Rc,bytcriaR (Soutksnl--Pr Preaching by Rev,
WIN. Grow, lst and "a sabbath in each month.
Sunday school At O'Clock, am.
P,csJytaial (Gcle1ai Asssn,hy Rev 4 n
Cleland-Servioes "a and Aib Sundays in each
month. Sunday school AZ o'clock, ".
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ANOTHER PROPOSITION.
FOURTH.

To the persoa sending the largest amount 4 money
for the paily Meekly, either by the year NTH
between nov and January ist, we VIII give Z void
Hunting Case Watch, ill plate, lever moNesf ehro-
noinetor balance, warranted, value 500
for the second largest amount of money iof c1p-
ti0ns 10 our publications, We will nfe two ali-
yer Hunting Case Watch, full plate, lever ~ lincnt,
chr0n0nieteT balance, warranted value sfl
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Having purchased the right 20 ssll
sLUSSER's PATENT TURNING -PLow

in The eoune. Of Ilneoln Casev, Wayne, 1ay or and
Marion eountes ain nov prepared 10 iuruish theIa
10 thass desiring such abor-sasers, Al aanaAssa'~
uriroE.
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The Daily Commercial
The Weekly Commercial

Published every Wednesday. = one of the largest, as
we'll a. one Of the handsoet p.rers issued west Of the
mountains To those who have l-cu constant readers
Of The COMMERCIAL, u 4 not ncccsSary to spreak.
We ask those who have the Weekly 10 seud
or specimen copies which VIII mail with pleasure,
to any nsiress
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One and half Cents per Pound
Will Deliver Every morning!l

Win furnish lee 10 regular eusiomefs AT my ico-houss
pcs P0uad. lbSul TT. DAVIES.
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LoDSEs.
100. F-Sianforl Lodge,
b. AT.,r No. 1855, I.O.O.F., meet every
INK tNFriday night in Odd Eel
~ 2sN~Srlow's Hall, north side Main
street. Err Chenault, n G.; Jas Daugherty,V
G; A A Warren, Sec'y and VIM Daugherty,
Treasurer.
Grub Orehard Lodge, No l0s-Meets at Odd
Fellows Hall, Crab Orchard, Ky, every Fri
day evening. James Pherigo, n G.; K Bro
naugh, V G 5 II Bryant, Sec.
RobekaA Lodge-Meets every lst and 81
Thur-day nights in each month. d Pettus,
\ @; Mrs 5 II Bryant, V Gi james Pherigo,
Sec.
..sszz.. Golden Rule Eaoampmeni No. IA
| s.ers9Ssf Meets at Odd Fellows Hall lst and
sf~< 81 Tuesday nights in each month
Jos A Miller G r; Jno o McAlister, S w; Jas
Daugherty, II p ard A A Warren, Scribe.
n Masonic-Lincoln Lodge No co Omeets
IN at Masonic Hall, corner Main apd
NIX Lancaster streets, every 2d Monday
~ y night in each month. J r MeClary,
w NJ; l. X Yates, S W; Tw Vanon, J W;
DIR. Geo. Mclloberts, Treasurer $ q Cundifi,
Secretary.
Stanford Lo4gs, No. 492, 4. y M-Meets at
Masonic Hall last Monday night In each month.
a IL itnhif W ~ m inliiltr JFa = " ;
Geo. ID Hopper J w A 4 Mckinney, Treas.
SANFORD n. 4. Chapier-Meels at Masonic
Hall every lst Monday night in each month.
Jas. Paxton, II p.
HustonlEe Lodge, Nols4, 4 J M-Alocis at
Masonic Hall, Jacksonville, KY, every Satur-
day night before the full moon in each month.
T. w Brown, w NJ; BIG Afford, See.
hierior LOage, No $50, I 90 T-Mccts al
odd Fellows Hall every Saturday night J
/ B Dennis, w q 4; Miss Lizzie Pcnileton, w
VT; w T. Vamon, w 3; Miss Amanda
Moore, w T; J X sewell, WFsiJ J w Paine,
l.. ID.
Golden Ssv Lodge No. 29s, T. o. q. r..
Meets at Odd Fellows Hall, Nmb. Orchard,
Kentucky, every Monday night. r. Pheri.
go w. G. T.; Miss Alice b. Hardin W. V. Il
W. G.. Jones w. see.i ID. Is, Edmiston 7. W.
CT.
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ANOTHER PROPOSITION.

To the person sending 10 Us the names Of n sub
scrihers with tiO for which we will send the plI
III December 81, is7i we will give . Gold pea alue
- So
For ten suiscrbers and $40, for like period viii
dive 80 of Silver Plated rea-spoons set % lives
and Forks worth IS.
For a club 0f twenty and sl0 for the same III of
time We viii dive 81 af Ivory Handled knf and
silver Plated Forks, OF enc dozen Silver Pat Tea
Spoons, worth q ".
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ICE DEALERS.
4 LIE Cents per Pound,

A double portion delivered on Saturday ifdosred.
80 Accounts dts al The close u elch monih,
6i-tf hObf ~ BARROW.
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ICEl IcEn IcEnl
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POLICE COURT.
StaH(ord--John NJ Phillips. Jr., Judge, 4th
Saturday In each month. Thos. Purdom Mar
shal. 4 Adkins Special Police.
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opose 10 deliver pure ioe 10 the eitnens q Sianori
anu vicinity auring inc season, ~
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DON'T DO III.

Don't invest all your money in lottery
tickets. Give somebody eloc chance
to draw a prize.
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Ilusioarale-la Diyision-Darius Lamme,
81 Tuesday In March, june September and
December 2d Diyision-J Z Hughes, lsi
Tuesday in March, June, September and De-
cember. w II Jones, Constable.
, 1873-08-23
PERSONAL.

Louis Ladd, Of Boston, is at tho Sherman.
a. a. D. Christian, Of Mississippi, ia ut tho pa-
Harry L. Coffin, of NON York, ia at tho shcr-
man, ' " "
John A. Stewart, Of New York, Ia ut the shor-
p:i. Yhn Hon. W. II. wardel, OF Boston, III at tho
ps:aa ~; H. Lavillo Of Washington, D. G., ia at the
Paeitic. "' A"6'' Al ~ '"'
o,se Norman Robertson, Of London Ont, is at tho
hi, =: g. AogorH, of Springfield, Mass, is ut tho
r., II. Smith, Of Dromen, Germany, ia at tho
Sherman. '' - ~ '"o
AZ F. NJ. ,Kalbaeisch, cx-Mayor of Brooklyn, Ia ut
:, TIE hov. F. Nj. drogg, OF Springfield, ILL.,, Is at
:. The Hon. Sidney Cook, OF Memphis, Toun., IL
], D; Oliver and family, Of San Francisco, aro
Mrs. H. Q. WauglIop, who recensly gave HeIect-
fA eu !eaning q l1'anstou with great arcaptahty,
left tbin city yesterday for s|anistoo, Miol,
HaeFe sAe wll gyo public toa4inK. BLo Las
, 1873-08-23
lYNCH-LAW IN THE MOUNTAINS.
Hanging OF Two IeuYlinns i'm xkall,s
Gulcla, Col.

Erom ne Denver (col) Tribune, Aug, 10,
.hnnt taatts taaei, mining camp IN Park County
"julge Lynch " put in hiH last appearapce.
spirit OF lawlessness has boon manifeatod amonr
tho donizonB Of this camp for somo timo past'
aud slnco tho adyent about two wooks Binco. Of
ns1 couple p e. men Inanod, respectiye1y Henry
vas called, aud tho opening Of whisky mill,
disorder Hooms to have roignod supreme.
tramway Is in course OF construction in the
gu gmloh' amd s, large foroo of mon are engaged mp
close proximity Of tho dra1a-slop causoH ,nanv
o. Of them to forget work. In tho ploasuro Of i'm
piblng the poison dealt out by Hall and Bovce
as.1'1 runta1auoa arunhonneBa among tho employees
ar %ith tho workings Of the tram
charged. Hall and Boyco aud soyornl ron,si
charaetors who wore with thom whon thev i;rat
ohsea1 ohseroa tne camp, made freuds Of these dis.
tfhars9% thars f"ror men anu ncltod them to iutmdato
work. The company hually oatablislicd 4 rnlo
tlnt no man WHO bought and drank liquor at tha
snI1on , n there would eo employed " them. ~ %o
alaa 81 seemed e to giyo considerable encourage
making deadly throats and carrying On i, sory
tlfcats wore nude against tho life Of Col, Hail.
OF the tramway company.
their own poison, and fully armed, marched
down tho gulch to tho camp Which in nvor n
milo distant from tho saloon. Arriving thorn
they commenced . general fusiludo with thoir
rovo!vorH, not tnjnring anybody. howeyor, and
also began to abuHo and insult everybody who
wont ilear tlo,n. 1t was uBeIesY to rono1.strato
with them, aH they would then say. "You'I hot,
tor got your shooting irons II you want anything
to do with u.s." Ae
- After trying in almost evory way 10 rot up
hight, thoy at last drew weapous and tl,routeiIo6
to shoot II Mt. HiggiuBon. This wag tic lust
feather on tho canlol's back with tho forbaar-
a,lce OF tho miners, and III short tino oirht
men, armed with rltlos, surrounded tho iloanera
dooH. Hall aud Doyco drow their royolyors in
Btantly, but vera prevented from shooting, Tho
ohtire gang wero arrested md placed in d store.
llouBo, nntlor guard, to bo taken to Falrrlay for
tral by this timo the mon had bocomo sober.
and wolo aslted it they would leave tho gu]cl'
peaeohb!y; but both Hull aud 3oyco refused
saying thai they would have "antiA..
faction" before they left and also threat
onll'g to shoot Col. Hall, shoot lilo |
mon 7llo had aiHarmod them, and fro tho buill-
!ngh III Tho gn!eh whom roteasod. Hall aafd le |
nay becn 4 busllwllaoker and know what ho waB |
taltiH abaut, ana both showed themselves to 10
,1!odt desperate villains. Hall ia aaid to Aayo
hilea three men, while Hoyce IL fully III bad az
During tho night a vigilance oommittos was
9 sofeahs2ou, GonsultRtion hald and iu tho morn
Try tho glast'y forms Of Hall aud j}oyco lmnr
l'leleHa from tho limb of q tres, about half
'nilo bolow the camp. 1'S'A
eeyorAl desperate characters Who lately went
, 1873-08-23
into tho gnloh .wcro minaod tho next DIV. and
IN, faG camp ia now quiet aud orderly and probably
Noxlotts Gnses In wells,

Lives arc froquontly loHt by noxiot,s gases in
WelIa. This may bo prevented by tho adoption
OF tho Following very simple nouns: Taho notno
tl'om up into loose bundle, noar}y az largo as
tho urea Of tho we'll InoloHo tn it brick to
give weight, and attncll to tho luntllo rono Of
s.lciomt a. length to roacll to tho bottom Of tic
wo!l. :. Throw this bundle down tue wcll, and
this operation rapidly for ton minutes and tlo a.
nospliero OF tho woll will become quito obnoxious,
as g. mnE DO proved by letting down lighted can-
uio. Tho bnndlo, an Is easily understood, car-
surface, aud thin, Of co,rao, tlisplaoos tho fonl
and dangerous mir from tho bottom.
, 1873-08-23
ftnlnns

Walt Whitman, ing ut Camden. N. t..
with ono Of bis b . wl,oso hounn thn;r
venerable aud bn .,otbor late1v dio1 save
IN rocont letter to !. NOW York friend. IT hnvn
bad n long and droary pnll-tl,is is now TIC
seventh month-from stroko Of paralysis. h.
hind which ts obstinate cerebrnl nnunia' tho
foundation and souroo OF all. Over md over
sgan got little better, only to fall buck again,
or got worse. Now mn once moro bottor, and
oven. fool to hope, on tho way to recovery. III
faco and looks. nm just about tho en1uo az
ever to cAs,al observation; but though am IN
end a out OF doors every dny, can walk only q
Tow stops, with effort, and SLOWLY"
, 1873-08-23
Largo Whales Off Long Is1una.1

,,, :, From the Hartford Times.
Ihc Skipper of tho sloop AMMO Of gaybroolt
fonortsa largo school Of whalos In cloae proximity
to homo. Monday, while midway botwoon South
cast Point, Block Island, and Montalk. school
Of wlielos, numbering probably thirtv-fivo, was
tSo eSon hIon, 6To% tho ' Anni9s doe eamboug noar
poet Of good flooding ground. In the School
worry Tow tia-hacks or hump-backod wlalos woro
to oc sooI. Tho majority woro largo whaloB,
some Of them being not leaa than 10 foet il,
romeo to 400 two or three fln-haole fl, conna,,v
IN the raco, but tho appearance of 10 mauy largo
whaloa is q new experience.
, 1873-08-23

E1OK KsALE-MANDLN-FR0NT ON INDINN1-XTVV-
nu9e pesr oa ~ Stt soHs' Il
HaERah Il tnk9n soo ownoE Wihcs TO iOnyo tI.n cv
, 1873-08-23
DIVORCES,

D1yoRGEh1l.EGAIIY lprAINED-FlrE AFTEH
deo!eo Hcandhl agniled. Niiv years. r.ntIca' ~
sae oousta of Chicago. Address r. .. Io1 lvS ;"
, 1873-08-23
CITY REAL. Ecmamr,

HOR SALE M--b LOTS NEAR CENTHAL pA1lK cow
ior na. to- to topn seso esc %
st sso maoy nSa EaEt m nnlhs Sna9h S
, 1873-08-23

EoUND-CAMR TO MY BARN, CORNE1l 0F
yca, nHfo 1T 4 ~ Sang. IL ' dapperoWn
ndy!ish and marked with star forohoad and foir
wmt0 @ i9Gt Gwnor can ago TIP ly proving property
, 1873-08-23

1IoN HAtE-AT A NARnA1N-A HMAlI, iii
t,R Rf9yon s i1a. Eoaf hprwnod Park and Uantist Or
sahsislon; parus wsll ha .l0n lhu rorusy froo Of
Ssae. GSxhnare. Apply ~ +. HI, FOX CO., oon 8, lI9 La
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-01-30

- tJi, \ ,i.>f. 90 y.
al \ or Rheumatism Of any form T1L2er
1iterei cuva5le) that pr. Filters Ftets,
ATTIC Sy'Hp will not cure-warranted =.
ouS. and a physicians certificate used j
*3hf REV ARD OFFERED TO I'll.
PR ET0RS of any medicine for RhG
and Neuralgia able to produce one
many genuine living cures made within.
length of time as DR.. Filters Negetsl
matte Remedy.
5000 REV ARD OFFERED To ANY
proving Jos. ?. Filter. N. D.. to be otbt
graduate Of the celebrated University
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