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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-05-02

ANe~H ~ - $3.50
Siaie CT Indiana Dubois County So
In the Circnii Court Of Dubois CCun-
~. i'm the State of Indians. June Term
A. ID 1873
Ma. Mar, Ann " T :''.s Divorce
DEITKNOWN. That on this 11th day
I'D OF April. in the year ISIS. the
above named plaintiff, by her Attorneys.
fled i'm the Of;ee Of the Clerk OF the
Dubois Circuit Court her complaint
against said defendant in the above in
titled canse. together with m affidavit Of
q competent person. THAI said defendant
Allen III. Young, is not . resident OF the
State of Indiana
Said defendant il therefore, hereby
notified Of the filing and tendency 81
said complaint against him. and thai
unless he appear and answer or demuI
! thereto. at the calling Of said cause o.
the second day Of the next Term Of SAID
\ Court, to be begun and held At the Cour'
House in Jasper. ON the Sd Monday IL
June next said complaint and TIT
matters and things therein contained and
allered. will be heard and determines
lin his absence.
BAIL. II EDMONSTON. Clcrl
o. The Dubois Circuit Court
Tr-rErr A MsvITr Att-ys-
! Apr lsss, 1873 -5rs-
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State or Iuiis,ss. Brboi> County. -:
In The Circuit Court Q. Dubois Coun-
IL. i'm Tie STATE OF Indiana june Term
4. u. is73-
Paul l. Cans
w.
Geoge q. DIS
MARY ii. biz
lsE Il KNOWN That or ,his 2si das
Z, Of April. in iis.. wear ISIS the abcvs
named yi.iriia. by hi- Attorney e.
i,oane- FLED IL lse ts.sirr al ate Clerk o:
the Iireuif Court li> complaint against
said defendants. in the z5oye fn.Iitrsi
cause. together wish an affidavit cs a
eompefeEi person. inst said d~ren.'snt~,
s1cnr-,c g. ibis. Mars H. Dii< and VIII
liam Paddock are LcI residents oil tsst
State OF indiana
Said defendants are therefore. herbs
notified If Tie Sling ard pcnsisBcy OF sais
lroinpiaint a.-saiIis, ,herr. sIsi that wakes
.liey appear AMI answer or densur there
10. AT the calling OF said cause on fhs
~erona day of the hexr term at SAD
Court To be begun aad held e the CsuFs
House in Jasper. on the Taird M0lds,
IA June. next. said complaint ans
the matters and thi.rgs ihrrsin ecntsincs
and alleged. will BE- heard and deter
mined in their absence
BAIL t. EDMONSTON- Clerk
of the Dubois Circuit Court
G. roASE- Any for plaintiff
i April 25;h- iss5-3ws-
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EraThe Nursery for May is rec eived
and the little folks arc delighted with
it, pretty pictures. and interesting sto-
RIGS. II never fails 10 please. Publish
ed by John l.. Shorcy, No. 80 Bromfeid
strcet. Boston. Macs.
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rTAn instance Of the steady accumu-
lation Of interest is afforded by an ac-
count in the New Hampshire Saving
Bank. March %. 1888, Mr.. Jonathan
WheeIock, a revolutionary soldier. de-
posted the sum Of 500 in that hank.
the same being pension morey which he
received from the Government April
Is. 1884. he deposited SIS. and April ..
1885. SIS more-making total deposit
Of $3.50. Neither the principal nor the
interest has ever been drawn. and the
present amount Of the two is sL22s 81
with a share in an extra dividend to be
made.
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TO HEIRS OF PETITION
To SELL RIAL ESTATE

State Of Indiana, Dubois County. -:
NOTICE j. hereby given tia: Frsnk
" Fink. administrator with the vii!
anns r-d Of sre eSfare 81 Set~~tar Gepr-
deceased. hos fled ai> petition 10 seii
the real e~r.te OF the decrsssi. ~. per-
~onaE beir= ia~ufzeieEs'oPa. " drh' .
and that aid petition viii % heard st
the next term Of the Circuit Court OF
all Comfy
HS EDNOySTON. CII,K-
Dubois Circuit Court
u HrrrT~ys- ATTY.
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10 The Board OF Education. consiil-
iutcd under the new law, met nj the
Court-II ouse yesterday, bu. their bein.,
doubts rs TO its legality, nothing was
done, further than TO talk over = propo-
sition TO invite the Examiner AMI other
candidates for County Superintendent,
lif there be any, to deliver An address on
the best means OF promoting common
school education, at the meeting in june
when a Superintendent i 10 he chosen
Not bad idea, and one we would Ike 10
see carried out.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE

A-OTiCE = hereby given. shai Tire Tn
y designed has BEEN .proiut-s: Adj
Of the estate 81 Andrew j.
Strain. la.,. of dubois county. ins.iaHz-
deceased. Said e>tsis IS probably col
yeni. l-EMCEI. l. hEsSD.
" - TrAIso-- Af.y Adm r
Ar-.i 18th. iS.3--5-s-
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The average value of farm products
in New Jersey is SIS Sc per acre. or
greater than that OF any other Stale in
the country. which is not on account OF
the superior productiveness of the sold
as the most Of il is but a sand bank bat
because the two great cities of the conn
try are on opposite sides of the Stale.
and whatever the ground produces viii
bring the highest market price. because
il goes into the best market fresh. The
profits of agriculture depend more upon
the market than upon the land The
measurement is in value not bushels
Just 50 long Is distance and expensive
transportation divides the W estern iarn-
er from market, he will receive but a
moiety of the profits OF his labor. The
farmers worst enemies then. are those
" ho try to make him dependent on a
foreign market. by arraying him against
the Interests OF those who would build
cities in his vicinity. BY breaking inwI,
American mining and manufacturing:
interests, the free traders would make =
nation of farmers, without horne MAR
cts, and entirely NJ the mercy OF foreign
buyers and transportation lines Tins
farmers OF Indiana. Illinois and all tie
Western States have the very -rcs.c>-
interest in the development Of Western
mines and the rapii growth Of Western
cities. which comes through the inrr-a-s
of manufactures. With indianapolis
Cincinnati. Louisville. Chicago ani -
Louis Increased sevcn-.oid. the farther
I'll the surrounding country will pro
.luce larger average @: farm prolnei-
than New Jersey. because i',e prices vii
7 lie rs good. while their lands are muci
better. indianapolis journal.
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SCHOOLEXAMISATION.

IN asrortznee with the law, Public
Exarain=siea Of persons desiring TO
lrearh Puh.is >rhos.s in buhois county.
will - held st the school house in
Jasy-cr on
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-21

enough to go into cool editorial calculation
of the present cash value Of field hand, and,
after much figuring, concludes that prime
fellow is worth just s79ss. Fle Mr.. Herald.
Leave that kind of talk 10 the old slaveoWn-
ers, and to-PattersoD.
The Herald also has kind word Tor the
Bourbons -"those grand old families who slt
sin their ancestral seats like the Senators OF
Rome, and, without murmur Of complaint,
''prefer to 60 down amid the wreck and ruin
"of an honorable past, without tremor Oh a
''nerve, without quver of the lip, without
"sLaIn of dishonesty or reproach upon their
record, firm, unbending, staunch and lrae'
"There is something heroic In the character
sof these old families-a conscious rectituoe,
ia fine nobility, an unflinchiug fidelity, sat-
"isfed virtue and g distinguished consistency
.sthat commands our hlghes respect" Again
we would caution our progressive contempo'
rsry that, In using such words, it Ia lreading
on dangerous ground. But, In closing ils
article, as if to wash It's own hands OF any
lingering trace OF Bourbcnism, the Herald
proceeds to mis.quote Horace in style lnat
everybody must admit 10 be uDquestionaoly
and reckleesly Radical.
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Old Clo'.

Among the miscellaneous appropriations OF
bill new before Congress we find an Item OF
5000, 900 "ior the preservation of army cloth
sing and equipage" According to wash
ipglon telegram, the committee which recon-
mends this appropriation has discovered that
the change OF uniform OF the army last TALL
involves o loss on tale as refuse OF about
5000. coo worth OF uniforms previously manu-
factured and now on hand. Is this loss falls
on the popular pocket, the proprletors OF that
pocket would like to know why the old style
OF uniform was not adhered TO, at least until
The old stock on hand was exhausted? Who
is responsible for the clumsy management
which leaves $1,000, 600 worth OF material to
be sold for song because the War Depart
ment has decreed it out OF fashion? And what
guarantee have we that the present uniform
will not be abandoned In few years, and
thus throw ss,OOOOOo more in old clothes on
the market?
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Domestic Silks.

The silk manufacturers of America have
just issued report directing public attention
to the rapidly increasing volume OF trade In
domestic silks. Within decade 1t has sprung
up from an insignificant and unpromising ex-
pertinent, and now bids fair to become one Of
tho loedine and most lucrative branches OF
our varied industry. There Is said 10 be at
thie time capital OF over $50, 900, 600 invested
in the business In this country, against
less than So, ,0OO,O 600 in 1860. Sixteen thou
sand operatives are employed, earning
IS, ,0O0, 900 per annum, and weaving between
$50 OOo, 900 and $40, 600, 900 worth OF silk goods
In year. And yet the planting OF the
mulberry and oak trees, which are chiefly
used In propagating the worms, as we'll as the
employment OF the Chinese, has been attend
ed with serious drawbacks, which 1t will re-
uure time to overcome. Another obstacle In
the way of more rapid growth of sllk man
ufacture In this country, Is found 10 the fact
that the California raw silk must all be sent to
Europe to be reeled, The improved ma
chInery necessary for that purpose not hav-
Ing, strangely enough, found Its way as yet to
this country. The American silks are uni
yersally admired, both In this country and In
Europe, and when our facilities are matured
We will be able to compete with the world.
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this country is now being constructed. II is
s25 feet In length band 16o feet In width, Win
supper.room the whole length, which VIII %
supplied by one OF the most celebrated New
York caterers, and the supper will oe conlin'
uous from the opening TO the close Oh the
ball. The hat and cloak rooms extend Ihe
whole length, and every facility will De maae
for the perfect accommodation OF all guests.
There will be extensive dressing and rellrlng
rooms. In short, every convenience is pro-
viJed. The music for the ball will consist OF
the Naval Academy, West Point and Marine
bands. The illuminations and decorations oil
the ballroom will be very extensive, and
with the thousands Of Handsomely dressed Ia
dies, the dignitaries OF the land, the foreign
representatives, the cadets aud other military
officers, with distinguished civilians, will
make 1t the handsomest ball OF the Century.
Applications for tickets are coming from
all sections Of the country. The committee
in charge propose to limit the sale OF Tickets
30 as to avoid too great JAM"
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The Celebration To-Morrow.

The prospects are that the tWenty-second
of February, 1873, in Charleston, will be a
day to be remembered. Time is gradually
soitening, il it cannot efface, the sad memo
ries OF our civil war. The military pageant
of tomorrow bids fair to be the brightest
and most imposing that has been seen in
our streets since, in the flush OF confidence
and devotion to their State, our gallant
troops marched forth to the defence OF those
happy homes which 80 many thousands oil
them were fated never again to behold.
Let our whole community unite heartily
and hopefully in the celebration, and let
emrioyers on this occasion be liberal 10 al
lowing a few hours Of relaxation to those
upon whose services they are accustomed to
depend.
The parade of the Rifle Clubs will take
place early in the forenoon, and all who de-
sire to view the ezhilarating spectacle should
be in their positions along the line OF march
between nine and ten o'clock. We are au'
thorized to announce that the Committee ol
Arrangements for the celebration have made
special provision for the accommodation ol
the ladies in the Academy OF Music at 10 A.
NJ, and it is hoped that the building will be
graced with such an audience as it has never
held before.
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Criminal Reform Law.

The necessity of combining jurisdiction In
murder cases has become 80 obvious In New
York, that bill has been introduced In The
Legislature of that State with the following
general provisions: Upon conviction for viii
full murder, the penalty of the law shall be
Inflicted from twelve to sixteen weeks alter
date of said conviction, leaving thus dlscre-
tIon of four weeks In the hands of the Judge.
Writs OF error are to come directly before The
Court of appeals, which is enjoined to give
scch wrIts precedence Of all other business,
to the end that stays of proceedings under
conviction and sentence may be avoided; and
such wrlts are only 10 be issued with the con-
currence of Judge of the Supreme Court IN
the judicial district where the trial has taken
place, or with the concurrence OF Judge OF
he Court of Appeals.
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New Books.

SANTo DOMINGO, PAST AND PRESENT; WITH A
GLANCE AT HAYTI. By Samuel Hazard.
New York: Harper d Brothers. Charles
ton Fogartie's.
This is very attractive volume. The author
visited santo Domingo with the United States
Commission, of which President White was
chief, in 1871. He traversed the island 10 all
directions, sketched the scenery, interviewed
all classes OF population, investigated the re-
sources and industries; subsequently, consult
ed all the works In the British Museum bear
Ing upon the history and value of the leland,
obtained the latest map and survey OF the
territory, and employs the whole to show that
annexation to the United States is desired by
the Dominicans OF almost all classes, is the
one thing absolutely necessary to the devel.
opment OF rich country, and will be
productive OF inestimable benefits TO the
United States. Mr.. Hazards work is as en-
| tertaining as any book OF travels that we have
seen OF late years, and the narrative is en-
riched throughout with illustrations re-
markable alike for their elegance and proiu-
sion.
Robin GRAY. A Novel. By Charles Glbbon.
New York: Harper & Brothers. Charles.
ton /: Fogarte's.
This Is story of Scotch middle life, In
which love and Jealousy are portrayed with
Mr.. Gibbons wonted ekill and vigor, and q
fascinating plot leads us to pleasant close,
1t is the latest issue Of Harper's Library Of
'select Novels" PIP. IA. Price so cents.
FORCE. By Jacob Abbott New York: Har.
per & Brothers. Charleston Fogartie's.
The popular thirst for scientific knowledge
at the present day Is strikingly exempliied by
the circumstance that Mr.. Abbott leaves bis
storytelling about boys adventures with each
other to write OF their adventures with the
forces of nature. He has certainly mastered
the secret of Imparling useful information In q
highly attractive form, and we should be glad
to learn of the practical fulflment of the pro.
phetlc "moral" with which he concludes the
volume, "that force may be made an excel
''ent means of changing the heart and the
character of bad boy; but that the way to
s'employ 1t for this end ls to make It subject
.oe CURIOUS study for his mind, and not by the
"eersonal application of 1t to his body" The
book is admirably illustrated.
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mnniripal Notices.

OFFICE BOARD OF II E A l. T g.,
" CHARLESTON, JANUARY 28, 1S7a.-The
existence OF Epidemic Small-Pox.in IN the Northern
and Eastern States, as we'll as in the Interior OF
this State demands that active measures he en-
pluyed to prevent its Introduction and develop.
ment IL this city. The co operation OF citizens OF
all classes is therefore earnestly desired DR.. T.
:. THOMSON, CITY Vacciuat0r, will be aL his
office No. 10 wentworth street. daily to vaccinate
ali persons who apply. and fresh vaccine virus
can be obtained from him. and at the ONCE OF the
Registrar, City Hall, on applcition gratultously.
GEO. 3. PELZER, N. D.,
jan29 City Registrar.
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rrBms OF TIE NEWS.

rzr DAILY NEWS, by mall one year, IS; six
,,nnths, 81; three months, 81 SO. Served in the
.,,v 8. EIGHTEEN CENTS week, payable to the
carriers, or $s year, paid In advance at the
ONCE.
THE TRI-wEKKLY NEWS, published on TueF .ays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, one JsaT. 81; six
months, 50 80.
THE WEEKLY NEWS. one year, 50; six months,
81 Is. Six copies $40. Ten copies to one ADDRESS
Sl2
SUBSCRIPTIONS Ia all cases payable In advance,
and no paper continued after the expiration OF
the time paid for.
4pyzRr1sExENrs M TIE DAILY NEWS First
insertion Is cents line, subsequent Insertions ~
cents a line. Business Notices 10y count) ~
cents line. Marriage and Faneral No'Ues %
each.
ADVERTISEMENTS IN TIE WEEKLY NEWS, per
line of solid nonpareil, insertion, Is cents;
NOR III, so cents; months, sl;6 months, 81 70;
IL months, S..
NOTICES Of Wants, To Rent, Lost and Found,
Boarding, &C., not exceeding 20 words, 25 cents
each insertion; over 20, and not exceeding Az
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cents each. These rates are NET, and must IN
vsriably be paid In advance.
CONTRACT ADvBRTIsEhENTS, 20 run one hohSu
or longer, for each line OF solid nonpareil:
month, 81; months, ST rs; months, 81 30; 8
months, 81; 70 months. 81.
TRINs1HNT ApvERT1sEMENTs will be puolished
in TIE TR1-WEEKLY NEWS at the same rates as ID
TEE DAILY news. Contract advertisements at
one half the rates for THE DAILY NEWS.
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done, protection against losses by mail may be
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paysbla to the order OF che proprietors OF THE
NEWS, or by sending the money in registered
letter.
Address RIoRDAN, DAWSON Il co.
No. 10 Broad street, Charleston, 8. c.
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financial.
ANK OF CHA ARL E ST o N
NATIONAL B BANKING ASSOCIATION.

NATIONAL B BINKING ASSOCIATION,
CHARLESTON, =. c., February 20 1891
On and after the first day OF March next, this
Bank will be prepared to Consolidate the Stock
IL the Bank of Charleston into that OF the pres'
ent organization.
One share OF the latter, par value (s1oo) one
hundred dollars, will be issued for 1--WE t6) whole
or ten uo) half OF the former.
Future dividends will be paid upon the Consol'
ldated Stock only; those accrulng upon the un-
consolidated will be reserved until consolidation
OF the same shall be effected.
The Books OF Transfer will be closed from March
lat tn Anrii ,a. WIN. B. BURDEN. Gaaher.
aSAnderBon Inteligenoer. Edgened Adver-
tser, Georgetown Times, Columbia Phoenix,
Sumter Watchmao, Yorkynle inquirer, Angus
ia ConstllutionaiIt, and New York Journal OF
Commerce will please publish the above once a
week for three months and send their bills to the
Bank. 1e02l'fSmcs
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DEoPLE'S SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
OFFICE No. 9 BROAD STREET.

Deposits Of FIVE CENTS and upwards re-
ceved daily, and Interest allowed Monthly on
oil amounts deposited on or before the 18th day
OF each Month.
Interest Is paid semlannually, in April and
October, on nil deposits which remain In the In.
stltution to the time OF the declaration OF the
Dividend, aud ia compounded every six months.
In addition to the SIX PER CENT. paid annu'
ally, ALL THE PROFITS ARE DIVIDED, EVERY
FIFTH YEAR, among such deposltors as have
funds in the Institution at the time Of this quin
quennial distribution.
HENRY $. GRIGGS,
janl5.wrmlyrs Secretary and Treasur.r.
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Spirit of the State Press.

The Columbia Union wants the proposed
convention OF the State press to be held on the
18Th of March, and the Ph9nt1 seconds the
motion.
The Columbia Carolinian bids President
Grant welcome to South Carolina In the mos1
loyal manner, and proposes, in case the dis
lingulshed visitor should act magnanlnously
to enfold him lovingly in lts unreconstructed
embrace.
The Columbia Herald, we fear, Ia not alto
gether "sound on the goose" 1t is rash
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-21
Remar0s.

ONEHUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
~ Lost or Stolen on The evening OF January
20 from The South Carolina Railroad train, be.
tween Charleston and Columbia. CARPET BAG,
containing important papers. OF no value o any
one but the owner, as pa, nent upon them has
been stopped. reward OF One Hundred Dol.
lars will be paid, and no questions asked, Tor the
CREWS feb15
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:Tbe GbafleStom aems
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 81, 1873.

TIE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS sis designa
..ted as the newspaper for the publication OF
sail legal notices, and official advertisements
s'for the County of Charleston, under the act
ssof February 22d, 1870, entitled an act to regu-
slate the publication of all legal and public
Hnotfrea1
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feb1
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-21

@r CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
CHA LEsTON, from New York, are notified that
she will discharge cargo THIS DAY at Adger's
South Wharf Goods uncalled for at sunset Will
remain onthe wharf ut owners risk.
feb2l.l JAMES ADGER l. CO., Agents.
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!. s. SOLOMONS,
superintendent.

w DIR TUFTS HAIR DYE is SAFE,
reliable. hamless instantaneous. It leaves the
hair soft and glossy. Sold by all druggists.
Price ST.. 1eD2O.oD6W
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OFFICE,

@- SgPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE,
NoRTHEAsrERN RAILROAD COMPANY
CHARLESTON. S. c., February 1, 1s7s.-Con'
siguees arehe:eby noiined that the Inspection OF
Naval Stora viii not be allowed hereafter upon
the premises Of this Company.
8. s. SOLOMONS,
febl Superintendent.
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5uerial y ptiles.

~rOTICE.-THE STEAMER PILOT
BOY wi:lnot make her usual trip TO savannah,
Beau rork &c, on MONDAY nexr, the 24lh, out
30 Through 10 Savannah on THUR,DAY, The 2Itn
instant. RAVENEL, HOLMES co.
feb2l-2
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-21

DLEASANT QUARTERS.-PERSONS
deslrous OF Private Board In healthy and
delightful port OF the CITY, will please address
49," at this off e. Noriherners wishing to speud
the summer In the city Will find tile location par.
ticularly advantageous. feblO
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90 Rent.

TITO RENT, TWO DESIRABLE ROOMS,
j also Kitchen and Room, with all conVe
niences. Apply at No. 1875 King street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-21

@- BE VERY SURE TO TRY THE
DOLLAR REWARD SOAP for house cleaning.
DOWIE, NOISE DAVIS, Agents,
Charleston, 8. O.
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Ubiropooist
VIJIEpfUUF3R
NORNS, BUNIONS, &C., CURED.

rORNS, BUNIONS, &C., CURED.
Mrs. KEOGH having returned to the city is pre-
pared to give relief to those suffering from
CORNs, BUNIONS or other iseases OF the feet
As to her skill and SUCCESS as Chiropodlst, she
refers, by permission, to DR.. Fitch aud Dr. Ed
ward North. She will. II desired attend those
who may require her services at their residences.
She may be found at No. 9S Church street, be-
tween Broad and chalmers streets. feb5