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A poJ,j RuGa,,,

,C1xcIsNATI,. July .5.-At Owingsvile,
KY, on Thursday, VIM. S. Satteriield vas
placed on trial for burning that place in
April last. While one tayder was testi-
flying in regard to being employed by Sat
terfeld to burn the place Satterfeld and
bis friends rushed towards him with re.
'vs1olvers in hand, when Several determined
citizens interfered to avoid a collision. Tie
Court then adjourned till yesterday. Sat
ter6e!d and his friends made in with two
double barreled shot-gans and revolvers,
endeyoripg to- break jail and 'Fere met by
Mr.. Hoon, The jailer, and other citizens.
Hoon fired at Satterfeh, killing him in
stanllys when the rest of the party fled.
SatterGeld has; been regarded as a dan
gerous, desperate man and his death is
not much regretted by the law-abiding
citizens. -
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.An Amicaals Adiustment.v


A duel has occurred ip Canada i. between
two New York men of the highestqua
ty and fashion-Mr. Gray and Mr.. Heck
sher. This duel has shaken New York
high society to its very foundation.
Hecksher, unmarried, is gay deceiver,
and seduces Mrs. Gray. Hereupon, Mr..
Gray. as the Tribune gently puts it COIL
siders himself iYpsparably injured" and
challenges Hccksher 10 6aaftffl combat.
Hecksher quafleth not, and they repair
to Canada to fight. AT the signal, Gray
shoots at his adversary and wounds the
right knes of bis pants. Hecksher re-
serves his fire for q few moments and
then calmly fires into tho aif, And now
we give the conclusion in the Tribune s
own words.
GAS it was agreed that there should be
only one discharge, principals and sec
onds retraced their steps and returned To
this city, the seconds, it is stated, avail
ing themselves of the occasion to cause
an amicable adjustment of the tronblc.
This, however, is contradicted in other
circles, where il is alleged. that Gray in
tends TO demand another n ssting. This
is not generally credited, as It's believed
that the next phase of the matter will be
presented in the courts, where Mr.. Gray
will be plaintiff.
And this Is the paper that is ever and
anon villifying Southern civilization"
because it tolerates the duel as settle
ment of quarrels between gentlemen.
At all events, Southern gentlemen do not
make such pitifully sham work of 1t as
is recorded above.
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For the Advertiser.
The County Auditor VS.. The County

Treasurer.
NIE. EDIToR,-Some weeks ago long
list of names was published as those oi
delinquent tax payers, and the lands Of
such alleged delinquents advertised for
sale, and probably sham sales .aade OF
the sane, or the taxes paid before sale.
We are perfectly satisfied that such sales.
even if bona Gde made, slo @2l:olly in
valid and w ,rthless and that the unior-
tunate purchasers, if they have really
paid any money must trust tothe known
integrity of tho County Treasurer to re-
fund t|lo same, as it is said that he has
expressed tilo determination ito MAIN
tain the dignity OF bis onice!!" But
supposing that they are all fair, and
regular, or that the taxes for Which they
were liable have been paid into the
treasury, then the County Treasurer
ought to have large amount in his
hands to the credit of the County, which
by Sec. 81, General Statutes page 70, "he
is required to pay over. to the County
Auditor, to DO distributed among the
several funds for which it was levied
&G...
Will the uoA.ttayy. Auditor inform those
who have bona iide c:a.ics on the Coun-
ty Treasury where this fund IS, iss the
County Treasurer maintains the digni-
ty Of his Office" by denying always that
he h&s tun1s; except when it is to his
interest to qccouladt o!a|aate somo Of "the
Ring" who attend his morning levees,
in his once at The Treasury, adding
dignity Of course to the piebald eonvo-
cation.
If the fund is not in the hands of the
County Treasurer, it must be i'll those of
the County Auditor, and if not in his,
where is it? Gentlemen of the Investi-
eating Gommittee, here is some more
work for yoa.
PAN PAYER.
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BRUTAL MURDER IN CHARLEsToy.-On
the night Of the 4th, Mr.. C. Harry West,
only seq of Nh. c. b. West Jr., was killed
in Meidan.s saloon, corner Queen and
Meeting streets. under circumstances which
stamp It as crine Of the most aggrava-
ted character. It appears that West was
quietly watching game Of billiards, when
two brothers, named Jas. A. Duffus, Jr,
and B. L. Dafus, entered the room, and
after some words, both brothers struck
West in the face. he retreated, without
returning the blows, when James A. Duff
fus drew pistol and shot West in the
breast The wounded man staggered and
sset down. and in few minutes fell dead
The murderer escaped, butwa captured
that night.
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aa- Probably no reasonable woman

aa- Probably no reasonable woman
will look fayorablY upon new foreign
invention which a manufacturing firm
in Western Pennsylvania is. copying.
This is bonnet made of spun glass and
trimmed with flowers, feathers, ETC., of
the same material, yariously tinted 1t
may be beautiful; it may pot be expen-
sive; but, alas! when dusty it can be
washed and made to look as good as new
and what woman wants bonnet that
can be so easily renovated as that?
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HYM EN AL.
MARRIED. on the sth July, by the Rev

MARRIED, on the Sth July, by the Rev
J::5sW. Barr, atthe residence of tho brides
mother, (Mrs. James Hatchery Mr. a.,
GsPENN.8 .8esyirginia, and Miss LyGE
RHAFeHER Of sdgedsld Co., 80. J.
ITO our fairs86ung friend and fayprite.
Pipil, our vesa kindSt wishes. To: the
happy and Sfoftunates bridegroom. our 4.
uafeigned Congratulations FofS the
hahdsome and delicious bride's-cake,
many thanks. Xxi i.<a.
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A Breakfast Table Quarrel and Its
Results -.

New YORK, July7.-A dispatch from
Winchester Va, states that while a: family
named Little were at breakfast Saturday,
a feud broke out. when two sons, named
Oscar and Lycurgus, commenced firing at
four other sons and their mother. The
firing being returned by the other sons,
Oscar was wounded, captured and semitic
Jail. Another SON named Clinton was
wounded, as we'll as the mother. Clinton
died Saturday evening, and the mother
will die. ,,.....,,.
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na- Senator James L. Jamison, color

Ms- Senator James l.. Jamison, color
ored, who died in Columbia on Wednes-,
day. of last week, was prominentleader
of his party in Orangeburg County. He
was a member of the lower house of the
General Assembly in 1S7O-72, and in the
lust campaign ran for the Senate against
the somewhat notorious Byas, who head
ed'the boilers ticket, and who was badly
beaten, JamisoD having been elected BY
a Large majority. u @'s. -
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Railroad Meeting.

The citizens of Edgefeld County, in.
terested in the proposed Railroad from.
Anderson to Port Royal, via Abbeville
andsEdgeheld, ,-oFsin othsrswsorrd5s, fsgth g
Chicago to the seaboardeof South Caro-
linaGare respectfully invited TO meetin
the COURTHOUSE on saleday III. August,
for the purpose ofschoosing delegates:t TO
the proposed Convention; sof friends Sof
this route; to be held in Abbepille on {he
18th prox. Other business connected
with this project will likewise be pre-
sented, and all friends of the enterprise
are urged to be present.
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The Rheet-Cooley Duel.
WASHINGTON, July 6.

5.s WASHINGTON, July g.
!: The attorney general has received the
following dispatch from New Orleans.
"Governor Kellogg has'called upon Gov!
ernor Powers, Of Mississippi, to prosecute
the parties who left the State Of Louisir
ana and participated in the duel which re
suited in Judge Cooley.'s DEATH .,ac.
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The sVMfER NEWs4F4,s very popu-
lar and sterling soprae! commences its
eighth volume with vim that will carry
it onward and upward. until its proprie-
tors will reap the harvest they well de-
serve. The proprietors have already ar
rived at that stage which enables them to
go forth through this world without their
pap-Charleston Referee e"
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From the xbbeviliss Press & Banner.
The Proposed Lake Fire and Atlantic
Narrow Gauge Railroad.

The following letter from an esteemed
correspondent at. Pickens Court, House,
pledges that section to full cooperation
in behalf of this enterprise: :, aa.
~ PIcKENs c. H., s. Co. 81
June 81 1873.
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VALE CEuc1s.-The annual commence
ment at the Ursuline Institute OF the I'm
maculate Conception came of. yesterday
afternoon, and was attended by large
number Of the friends and patrons Of the
institute. The musical programme en-
braced performances on the guitar, harp
and piano, with vocal accompaniments'
The Young ladies performed well, evidenc'
ing the care and attention Of the teachers
The Fall of Sebastopol, on six guitars
was a novelty. Honors were conferred
upon the following young ladies': Misses
Maria Lynch, Mollie Gray, Lottie Lynch
Lottie Devereux, Kate Crenshaw, Lila
Montgomery, Alline Cash, Alice Glover
Fannie Glover, Mary Ellerbe, Lucy Hamp'
ton, Anna Lynch. The awards were fol
the useful as we'll as the ornamenta!-mu
sio,. ribbon and glove cleaning, singing
cookery, arithmetic, painting, photography
languages, geography, algebra, history
crayon and pencil drawing, fancy WORK
etc. The valedictory was very prettlily
rendered by Miss Alline Cash, and the
closing address by Rev. Father Merrl'
weather. DR.. Lynch oficiated on the oc
casion.LColumbia Phoenix, Sd.
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Editor Press & Bonner
DEAR SIR: In your last issue 1 discov-
er card from O. G. Vanderhoof, Engi-
neer, for the Narrow Gauge Railro from
Northern Ohio to the South Atlantic by
way of Warm Springs, N. c. The Sas-
safras Gap in Pickens county affords the
best: crossing in the Blue Ridge range oi
mountains and then through Pickens, An
derson, Abbevllle and Edge6eld to Au-
gusta and Port Royal. We believe that
is the proper route for this great trunk
line, and that Chicago and Northern Ohio
might unite on this route from Lexington,
KY, with branches from that point to
Chicago and Lake Erie. Pickens is aliye
to the Importance of the project and de-
sires the co operation Of Abbeville and An
derson. Let US hear from you at once,
and please give me tn. address of Mr..
Vanderhoof..
You will perhaps recognize my sigma
ture as one Of your compeers in the Leg
islature of 1866.
Respectfully yours,
THOS. H. RUSSELL.
n@- Address O G. Vanderhoof, Civil
t. {, D
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LAVA BEDS. June Is. 1873.

ME. IysxEEP-Send by Sandy quar-
tr of lamb, vegetables. five pounds but
ter, onc-half gallon Of salt, for the Mo
docs. WILD JACK.
This morning the Mayor engaged the
sarvices OF ten men, headed by Capt.
Fultz, the famed scout Of Gel. Mosby.
They advanced on the encampment, ex-
pecting to take it by surprise, but were
fired on at long range, and Capt. Fultz
returned, saying it was not in the power
of any force to arrest the men, and he
intends to visit Washington, with view
to consult President Grant William
marlborough, who accompanied Capt.
Fultz, will not be likely to make another
attempt to arrest the outlaws, for DR..
Lewis is of opinion that he will have to
stump it on one leg the balance of his
life.
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have been q dyspeptic for years; be-
gan to use the Simmon's Liver Regula-
tor two years ago; it has acted like a
charm in my case. ...,
Rev, 10. HOLMES,
Clayton, Ala.
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Virginia Modocs.

Virginia papers give an account of the
murder of colored man named Bryant
st Culpepper, while he was endeayoripg
to save his daughter from abduction by
two men, who seized him and cut his
throat from ear TO ear. The Alexandria
Sentinel says These desperadoes, named
Jameson and Williams, are still at large,
and, with SIX others, are regularly entrench
cd on the spur Of mountain a few miles
south OF the town. They keep a sentinel
regularly posted to prevent surprise
while they spend their time at draw po-
ker. They have plenty to eat and drink,
which they procure from neighboring citi-
zens, on whom they make acquisitions, as
will be seen by the following, from which
ii seems wild Jack is as merry as Robin
Hood
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TAKE NOTICE.

A LII persons are hereby forewarrned
given by the undersigned to II. Q; adams
dated Dec, is, 1871, for, about 1853, and
made payable one day after date, as there
is O failure of consideration In the prop
efty for which said Note was given, and
Twill not pay the said Note unless com
pelled by law. J. "A. SELF.
July i ,9t %
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GREENWOOD AND AUGUSTA RAILROAD.
The prospects for the completion OF
this road are encouraging Letters from
the Treasurer of the company, Hon. John
NJ. Clark, of Augusta, and Col. Charles
Wright Of New York, speak Of the road
as sure of construction. Mr.. CLARK says
that the building Of the road IS only 2
question of time, as the portion from mere
(Augusta) to Dorn's Mine viii, without q
doubt, form a link Of the Chicago ana
South Atlantic line" Colonel Wrignt
says: "The road will be built, and 1t is
safe to predict that work upon the ilne
will commence this fall, whether the Au-
gusta corporation will take any Official &C
ton in the premises, or leave the mer-
chants of Augusta to act according to their
pleasure"
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c.rr,.+ Smith on the Cuban Cause.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, July Sat great
Fourth of July celebration here yesterday,
Gerritt Smith, in his address, touched 81 on
The Cuban question, arraignlng the AZ
ministration for its coldness towards the
cause of Cuban independence, while al
lowing gunboats to be fitted d out IT, IN New Nsw
York for Spanish use. Cuba. by main
tanning successful resistance for nearly i've
years had earned a recognition or her
belligerent rights. He hoped that since
the Government hesitated, the people
would w take up the Cuban cause and force
the Government to act. A resolution was
.dopted expressing sympathy with Cuba,
and calling on the Government to acknowl-
edge the belligerency, If indeed not the
Independence Of Cuba.
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From the " rliing Christian.
Rev. j. Il. Peterson.

Lorr's PosT OFFICE, June s, 1878.
Mr.. Editor l saw 1in-,the Working
Christiaqs something 80 1s.ss.sont a minis
ter preaching for q church twenty years
Now, l am no writer; If were, could
write something worth your notice. There
Is a church not far from here by the name
Of Redbank they have minister-the
Rev. j. F, Peterson-who has preached
Tor that church forty Years in succession.
He has also been the pastor OF Sardls tif-
teen years, and there never has been a
difficulty in either of the churches during
the time; also, there is not a member of
Redbank church now alive who remem
bers when he was first called there to
preach. He has had four young minis
lcrs in his churches, all ordained, and are
bidding fair to make useful men,
You will obige a subscriber of yours by
publishing the above
a MEMBER OF REDBAHK CHURCH.
A PGopHEcy FuLEILIED.-A few weeks
since, il was considered Of sufficient I'M
p0rtance to announce BY telegraph to tue
country that Jesse Grant the father of
The President, had declared his intention
TO die in June. The old gentleman made
his word good, and went out with the
expiring hours Of The month But des-.
pite the timely notice given his SOM
Ulysses was not at bis death h-bed 4 SOL
dier was detailed to watch Jesse Grants
death struggle while Ulysses Grant drove
around his ponies and drank his cock
tails at Long Branch. Tho cider Grant
did not enjoy much ,of the royalty Of his
son. He was pensioned of with o small
Office and fair allowance of grog and to-
bacco He has gone from these comforts.
He will never more bump his head on the
Capitol steps. Nor will he again engage
in fierce encounter with the MAN sent to
watch his eccentric doingsin the post Of
6ce. The detailed sokGer has LAID him
away. We shall see if the court will
-eschew Bourbon, race horses and cigars,
and 60 into mourning for the head Of the
line Savannah Advertiser : ''.'' :.
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To- OVerseers Of Roads!
Take Due Notice.

w, D. RAMEv, Clerk,
July 4 st
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-05-08
600 teEEs
Cheap Farms

E hstptat Ist8 a. ussE faf as'a tTne
Uuas Paaa BmaeAa CanHtS5.
90 4as sfaat ris3s Ya.sr
5000 600 Acres Ia Central Nebraska,
Nae f.f sale So ua.se af laaE Aa8ss aHH $50.
aaf5s aa fFEr kHa Tg Haas aHfHF a. & asa
seH 50 trfks.E IsFlHftF EH.rgHHs.
MfaH ASP EFk8Earrl EAWs4F. faaEasr aafF.
# sEHNHEsE uE 4.aH ahHEE.
I8t EEsg MAHhEI rs T8F VISIT Iha
Urssf utu.uE Der|aus uE bN#HaHN. taaft# A.
tuH sa3 Nevada te.aa augEH#i ty thr .E
tHa fIsr Nailff
rHnas EsFsIsFa sa a HaHtsfass #F iH Aaara
THEUgsI LOCATIONS FOR COLONIES
FREE HUAEs E0B ALL AuHess ar ssars
60 saassr Government tants open fas ertfF aa.
aer fHt HOMESTEAD laW. ueaF th.a NEEat ksNa
HaAH, alta E#aa alHrke.s aH3 alt tEa H#aEHH.ete
SEES 81. ara g.a sHIUe8 eaaHty
Free parE1s go purchasers es Railroad taua
Sections. HaUs. showing GAO Land. hisa asW
edition Ht Descriptive IamFt i5ts ssfh uHH NaVs
aa#ea iHe EgefEWHeres
AaaEHka
u.E.uANfS.
fH#f Commissioner e p e, r.
AaAhuk, AIH.
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scoTcu AND EHWIsu 0Hyor mmTINo
pHOToGRAPHIC ROOMS



lwoud most respectfully inform mY fafgrr
patrons and the public generally that } laTt
opened my Photographic Rooms and am nuW
prepared 10 catch tho "iieoting SHADOW" in ag
cry variety u style feeling that with my long
experience 10 tho business am fully comp.
tent TO please the most laBiidiouH
Pictures Of deceased FDtFona, views VI lrai.
donces and scenery madG upon short nUtler. Hnd
at reasonable rates, Miniatures neatly Fgt "a
i0eheis, ptns, Rugs, cite, Especial attention
paid TO copying culargiuR aud finishing DO iH8a
Ink, oil, VI water c0lOrs. / npo Ratp On head 81
enc assortment 81 Albums. flaip and Fauag CH.
ses, Cbrumos, lRgravngs, stgfaosgoFra. aab
Views Picture France, Cord, EHohs. and iH fatl
almost everything lelatRg 20 Tao tllQa, which
viii BE- sold at the laR7st possible figure.
Thgnking the public lUr the Yart lbea pat
r9HaEe formerly received hope 90 mafIt o. lgu.
unuanec Of bc same, BIO every tHsn aatisiHUe
ton guaranteed.
q. a. W1Lhlaa0E
Factory Point, w., Dot z. lsI2 24ua
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THE WEED SEWING MACHINES
are all made by MACHINERY, upon the same
principle as the American Watch, each part be-
Ing an exact duplicate Of a corresponding part in
every other Machine, thereby insuring
ACCURACY AND PERFECTION
IN NJ OV f NJ Il Mt
CONVENIENCE or REPLACING
IH CASH OF ACCIDENT
A pEgulIAE AND Nr0UTANT FEATURE
rs TIE FAMILY hTlLE IS IT'S CON
STIR CuUH WIN SUCH AN
ADJUSTMENT 0F BAL
ANCEs THAT
SgABCELl
ANY
EFFORT Is
REQUIRED TO
KEEP n CONSTANTLY
MOVING AND WITH THE EA-
CEPlION OF THE ANKLE JOINT No
OTHER MOTION OF THE LIMBS OEMusCLEs
Is REQUIRED 10 OPERATE IT.
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f''<a' ale" executing
EREHI POSSIBLE VARIETY or W8EK. such as
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RURR AND BURTON SEMINARY
Masursrm yrau Va.

8 r rf.aq an7 bav SsAoo' faF fai.sE
cad acaf.smeH
ea5fs Pc traanses e q r1H faafd af st.s an3
eHFfFtaHfe Trst eFa GstffailN Prepared
esaat Ia HaHf kh aEh Hr q Efa kHrish
N.-a tHHeIaI atteHtsaa q tae 1astsaea AHa Gang
Hta FIeFafs 80 e8aeEf 4at AtFf aFaAlaE e
arE.aa hFetsssf Aarsh ihs taf sAra.
as ar asHs at0au. address the tfiaasr
H.H. SHAW.
Alaasasar 81. Ban. -s.h ls1 1u4
TAKE 4 CERTIFICATE
NORTH EASTERN MUTUAL IlFE
ASSOCIATION,
BEATfruara. NGgu0Nr.
afTIal IS rows Hktz-H
AID
PROT ECT YOUR FAAIL Y.
The Expense + Lass thsH oueAblrd the Cost
Eu 80 pi8 -togkrlap Company,
DIVISION SO, O.
For peFsaHs aged 90 70 90. Anntsslos e %
aENUAL uEE gz 90 ASSESSMENTS 81 Bio
Per each death Present number, asa
DIVISION y,
Aaer CD O. 81, ADMISSION $40 90
AMMAN npr f8 % ASSESSMENTS 81 ~
FOG eaca death, Numhef about lHA
DIVISION r.
Ages 80 tatU. AuatssIoN $40 Co
ANNUAL pTE s. % ASSESSMENT q 80
For zach death Number about 1000,
Apply 30 n Fl. EowiEa, Al Manchester, and st
Arlington, e. II. >, Ham
In caHa 20 TIE death ~ any member 8t The Gs-
soesauan his heirs Ug asslgueeH VIII receive A.
many dollars ar there are members ia hls d.
Ersttlebora. W.. May goth, 1879. lsiyl5r
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OFFICE OF THE SOCIETY,
100 Broadway, New York,
And in the Principal Cities Of the United
States and Canada. 4212tfx
Il. &. MASON, Gen'l Agent,
for Rutland and Bennington Counties
RUTLAND, VI.
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SHIRTS, COLLARS AND CUFFS.
N. II. POWERS.

EAST ARLINGTON, hIpohr
MtNufAgtugE ar
FINE DRESS SHIRTS, COLLARS AND crIfs,
Wishes to eall the attention Of tbe public ufu
fact that he has on hand 6uo stack MI
HCoTcI AND ENGLISH CIEyIoT sHgTSe
which will ba mRd0 up tn order n the Hutst
styles, cut to measure, and warranted % d. AZ
So Fine Dress Shirte mado from lhc very best
grades Of Muslin. Every duutemaa VIII hu
warranted good Ut, by sending tAe following
measurement TIA lnchca. SIZE oroullaf worn slas
round tha chest. waist aud wrist distance FROM
center Of shoulders along the arm 60 tHg EuutklH
Of the wrist Mention tGo number Of plsits iu
bosom and style of CuHa also mention whether
furnished with hae drgas aid bgalnbss alaata
at short notice.
East Arlington. w., Juiyloh, is2 51.ylm
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ONLY TEN CENTS.
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Whole number belonging, pei cent ne
tendance. number o. lfuAus, number Of
ha.f DAYS absences, average number be-
longing, average daily attendance, mum
Ter = pupils tardy, number Of tardlpess-
IS, number Of half days truanry. number
~ abseuiecs, number Of dismlssais, num-
bgrof eorporsl punishmeuist names ot
pupils who have been suspended, dates
faasaus. uAmes o. habilual truauts etc.
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HEALTH! BEAUTY!
DIR, RAILWAYS

STRONG AkD PURE EIEN IIpOb-iE.
CREASE or FLESH AND WtiGltI-IIEAN
SKIN AND BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION g..
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SARSAPARILLIAN RES0LVENT
HAS MADE THE MOST AhT0NisHlhG CURES
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FLuENcE or THls TRULY WONDERFUL