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j. 3. e G. r. MOFFETT. have the
largest stock of Field l. Garden Seeds IT,
the City, at the forrest prices
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". ". LINENS JOHN LIKE
W. ". & JOHN LIKENS,

TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOkS AT LAW
a NinerpI Point Wis Practice in the l.. s
aud state Courts, and attend 10 agencies anu Gel
teetions In all pats If the tate.
Once IN Lenahsns' Block, opposite the PCS
ON. lily.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-05-22

j. II. CARTWRIGHT sells the genuine
Springfield Watches, SO justly celebrated
Give him call before YOU buy watch.
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strength, an" an Increase OF appetite.
oS'''D sf s. Tssi MA Mo o ,!oss,T $50
James A. Jtck~o'. oe Col have examined tho
formula , for making tie 'n-me stomach Btrs and
used hem in this hospital for the last four months
iant no" in use s. II MELCHER
Resident Physician in charge L. s. Marine Hospital.
h, ya.eT 4 oacs$2" Dc o,.-6snt,emen: As you
recipe I The - ONE Bitters it cannot therefore
be considered as patent medicine no rarent hay.
Ing leen taken for ii We have examined tba form,
ua for making he Home Gitters and unhe,i,a,i,
y say the combination is one of ar, exr.,l.nc. ii,
the articles used in lis coposon arr. M. ~, -, ~
class TO which they belong belur III, ~, ~. g.;
q Th 'n S,9ma'io mn'ive and slightly Laxative
WI" WV, me rules OF lharmac. Having used them in
our private p actice, We take pleasure in recommend
ing mem l" all persons tesir"ns If taking Buffers
the public. FRANZ G poKTtK W
Physicians and late n, 800 , 9'ne"; ,"liege oi
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
l. p SMELKER.

ATTORNEY AT La w AND
NOTARY PUBLIC. Highland, Iowa County Ms
N Convey ancipg and collections promptly attend
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INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT.


1st Term-Union Reader No. g. Rndiments
of Written Arithmetic. Intermediate Geog-
raphy. Spelling and Writing
ID Term-Cnon Reader No 3. Rudiments
of Written Arithmetic. Intermediate Geog-
raphy. Spelling and Writing.
Sd Term-Union Reader No 3 completed
RudimentS of Written Arithmetic. Intcrmc-
date Geography. Spelling and Writing.
Second Year, or n" Class
1St Term-Union Reader No 4. Rudments
Of Written Arithmetic. Intermediate Geog-
raphy Spelling and Writing.
I'd Term-Unon Reader No 4. Rudiments
of Written Arithmetic. Intermediate Geog-
raphy. Spelling and Writing.
81 Tcrm-Unon Reader No 4. Rudiments
OF Written Arithmetic completed. lAterme-
date Geography completed. Oral lessons in
Grammar. Spelling and Writing. Lessons
in intellectual Arithmetic should be given in
connection with Written Arithmetic.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-05-22
Mineral Point, Wis, April 18th, 1878.
To The People !:

Mineral Point April
TO the People:
Asst times
REAPNG OR MOVING MACIiINE allow call et'n to the
Nc(OR
in the Machines
OF
ti We
Of
OF
maclin you nno get leisure
- RUSSELL.
Travelling Mineral Point Wis
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-05-22
GEO. n. WILDER, NJ. D.,

MUSICIAN AND SURGEON. ,Ofhce in Nofet's
pr,y Store High Street Mineral Point. &NS-3
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Fom-M Var, or ~" Class.

LIST Tcrm-Union Reader No g. Progressive
Primary Arithmetic completed. Elementary
Geography continued Spelling and Writing,
I'd Term-Union Reader No 3. Rudments
of Written Arithmetic. Elementary Geogra-
ply continued. Spelling and Writing.
Sd Term Union Reader No3 Rndimcnts
of Written Arithmetic. Elementary Geogra-
ply completed. Spelling and Writing. OBJ
jcct lessons during the year. Multiplication
table completed.
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THE ADVANCE.
Reaping Five Feet Wide,
Combined TWo-WheeIed Machine

With a serrated Sickle aud having scpa-
ra te cutter bar tor Moving, -Four Fee, Wide,
with smooth edged knife. The Sickle has
less motion for Reapug than Moving. This
is our leading Machine. 1t embraces every
individual feature of the PRIZE MOWER, and
IT Is easily and quickly changed from a
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-05-22
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT,
First Year, or 80" Glass.

LIST Term-Reading from Cards. Oral in
structions.
I'd Tcrm-Reading from Cards. Oral in
structions
Sd Term-Rcading from Cards. Oral in
structons. Lessons in Numbers. Physical
exercises and singing through the year.
ISecond Year, or &c" Class
1st Tcrm-Union Reader No. l. Oral les
sons in Geography. Lessons in Numbers.
I'd Term-Union Reader No. l. Lessons as
before.
Sd Term-Union Reader No. l completed.
Progressive Primary Arithmetic. Oral les
sons in Geography. Physical exercises and
singing through the year.
THIRD Year, or b" Class
LIST Term--Unon Reader No 2. Progressive
Primary Arithmetic. Elementary Geograph
commenced.
I'd Term-Unon Reader No2. Progressive
Primary Arithmetic. Elementary Geography
continued.
Sd Tcrm-Union Reader No 2. Progressive
Primary Arithmetic. Elementary Geography
continued Physical exercises and singing
tlrauph he wear
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-05-22
REESE & CARTER,

4 TrORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS, Dodgeville
81. voiAXv no3o-ly
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-05-22

EMINENT PHYSICIANS OF MEMpHls.
Indigestion and diseases arising from maaI ia causes.
Thornton, NJ f.. in Alex .trskins MD
charge OF City Hospital. NJ Hodges do
VI Logcrs. Il ID. lauI Ofey do
II Purnell, do MA Ydmnnds do
, SANFORD Bell, do sos ~ nch, do
EMINENT PIIYsIClANS IN PITTsBURG.
Drake. ". D. j II NoCIeand. NJ. u.
thds do YIN Cloves do
q oth, henist d Ii Willard do
AND HUNDREDS OF OTHERS
in all parts of tho North, West and South.
Garner, VI d. Milwaukee.
tv Eos sale by all druggesls and grocer.. 1T
James A. Jackson Co. Pfopriefors,
Lahratory LOB i0z y. Second st ST. Louis No.
DEMOH SWEET co. CHICAGO,
hOlesae Agents for he Northwest,
J. b. c. X. MOFt EFT, agents
IL ms. Mineral Point, Wisconsin.
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Comtin
in
indie es-thead advance a
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-05-22
NOSES NJ STRONG. T. T. " EbEi'-
STRONG 4 WEBER,
Attcrneys & COunSeIOrs at Law,
Il H NOEEETT. NJ. u.

OrFICE-First door above Firian's Drug
Store. d
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-05
Living advertisements.

4 medicine that has done more than all the
prescriptions Of the pharmacopGia to proteci
The human system against the bodily ills su-
pcrinduced by unhealthy surroundings, is ce!'
taiuly worthy of universal confidence. I; is
mainly on account Of its extraordinary pre-
ventive properties that Eo$tct;cr'S Stomach
Bittcrs is so exceedingly popular in localities
subject to the TisitationS of miasrna tic tevcrs
apd other diseases produced by eppoisoned
air. 4 family that has escaped sickness du-
ring sckly season in consequence Of using
the Bitters as a safeguard, is living adver'
,isemeut Of the preparation. The whole
ucisLborhood realize the fact. II couldn'
have believed it," says ose. 81 scarcely
credited the advertisement; but one must
believe what one sees,'' says another, IT IS
the very thing we need in this anRholss9meS g
section Of country, remarks a third. Apd
the result is that the instinct OF selfdetense'
the first law Of nature, induces threc.fourthS
Of that community TO obtaln supply OF the
great vegetable an;idOtc before the next SICK
ly seasons sc:S 10, In winter, when the sys-
tenn requires extra Visor and elasticity to en-
able it 70 bafic the effects Of damp aGd coll
the Bitters will be found particularly service:
able Rheumatism will not be apt 10 tasscI
upon muscles and nerves that have been orac'
eJ up By this excellent iavigorant and nerT'
ire: nor will the seventies OF the seasons
which have such disastrous cttcc; on the
pulmonary organs Of the feeble and delicate
Ue likely 10 exercise the sane untoward i!ltiu
euces in cases where the stomach and the cN
tcrnal surface OF the body (Which always
sympa;hiZcS with the digestive organs) have
been ,oucd and stimulated by course Of The
! restorative. The fits Ct indigestion ard ir
rcgulir.tes of The bowels which proceed from
sudden change Of weather may always be
averted by timely use OF tie Bittcrs
| Nov. 5. 44-lm.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-05
Special and Local.
LLC!L NOTICES.

BY orde: of j. c. i-ea;ly, Esq, the heirs 0!
S. S. Sie2 and Ge, \. Epting. are required
TO appear IT ProbEe Court, on the 5ik ofDe.
ceEnber. 43-5s
J. &. Smith, as Cie,s OF Court, arp;ies ~ft,r
Administration on estate of Lara {. Lark
Curt teebeh held Oh ;he 9th Of Dec. s3-5.
Sainael schumpert applies f,- Admipistra,
:tie!, OBJ estate "fS. ?. Seau;ntGrt. Court &c
J. C. Smith, is Clerk Of Coar., applies 70:
Administration on estate Of VIA. boland.-
Court 10 be held On the 9th Of Dec. 43-5t.
J. C. Smith, as Clerk Of Court. applies for
Administration on estate OF il. E. ChsppeE.
coert 70 be held on the 9th Of Dec. 43-5:.
Creditors Of estate Of Michael Wicker, and
anderson Wicker, ere required to present
clzirns TO the Probaie Court, on or before the
18th Of November. 49,. A-2t.
By order Of the Probate Judge, john 4.
BooZer, defendant in the case of W. W.
Aon<eai, Ada'r., Of George Il. Boozer, decd
VS.. John A. Beozer, Thomas \. boozer, JAS.
s. Boezer, Sarah 4. 4. BooZer, Daniel T..
Boozer. in petition TO sci! land 10 pay debts,
IS required TO appcar 1t probate court. on the
26th day Of November. So q, 42-.t.
Creditors Of the estate Of John Glymph, DC
ceased, are required TO present accounts TO
Norman & &:Schumpert, on or before the6;h
OF November, and debtors to make payment
on or tsSore the 18th -.- 42-4t.
Creditors Of the estate of r. Moorman, de-
ceased. are required TO presen, accounts to
Thos. 5. Moorman, on or before the SIN of
November, and debtors TO make payment noi
ia;er than the 18th Of November. 42-4t
II. O. Henson offers the Ha-rnoa mill tract
ofia0 acres, forsais On the 1st Dee. 42-St
SuSapnah c. Schumpert. OF Friday, the
18th Of November, will make = settlement in
the Probate Court for Sewberry County, and
demand final discharge IS surviving Ad-
rsiaisira.rix Of tie Estate Of Mieajsh Harris,
deceased. '.s il-5t.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-05
Agricultural Fairs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
GENERAL SUpERINTESDENT'S OrpIcE,
GaEESvILLE l. COLUMBIA r. r. Co..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o1--Gree1V1ue-GotOn0 Ola.
GENERAL SUpERINTESDENT's OYpicE,
GaEESvILLE l. COLUMBIA r. R. Co.,
COLUMBIA, S. c., October |, 1878.
!, The regulations in regard to the trans.
pCrtation Of articles for exhibition at the
several Fairs, OIL the line of this Road, will
be as follows, viz The regular rates of
Freight, rs specified in The Company's
Freight Tariff, will be charged and collected
on all articles going to the severa! Fairs.
2. All articles not sold or disposed Of at
the Fairs, and returned the property Of the
same owner, with Q certificate of their hay.
ins boon exhibited at the Fair, 10 accord
ance with the rules Of the same, will be
transported 10 the Station from which
originally sent FREY OF CHARGE, and the
amount paid for their transportation to the
Fair refunded Oh presentation to the Agent
of the bill Ior the same, properly receiptcd
by the Agent to whom such amount was
paid.
9. These rules will be rigidly adhered to.
Articles sent to either one of the Fairs
named will not be transported to another
Fair free Of charge, in lieu of being re-
turned to the Station from which originally
sent, but the payment Of freigh. required
in each case, as allowed named.
4. Parties desiring to send articles 10
either Of the several Fairs must give timely
notice to the Agent at the Station from
which to be sent, to enable him 10 furnish
the necessary cars; this 70 be particularly
the case where stock cars are desired.
5. The usual facilities will I,e arranged
to secure the attendance Of the larges.
number Of persons; of which due notice
will De given in each case.
TaOS. DODANEAD,
General superintendent.
Oct. %, 42-4t.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-05
SIGN OF Tue GOLDEN PADDOCK. :.

- SIGN OF TIE GOLDEN PADLocK.-TLe
visitor to the city 0: Co!ambia, whe:hcr in
quest Of business or pleasure, should no:
omit walking into the stone. il: front Of
which hangs the sigu which heads this plra-
graph. This Establishment = presided oTcr
by Mr. John Dia!, wh.,>c pleasure il is 10
show his friends aroanJ, and exhibit his
Stock, one of The largest and most varied 10
b, found in the Slatc, anI which is all ar-
ranged in apple pic order. The main s:ore is
u malvr! in is completeness, AMI from
thence into the baci: rooms, ana down in
70 the cellar. where are stored al in6nitude
Of Hardware. agricultural aud..;ncchanical,
OF all descriptions, the risistor is forced 20
the conclusion tha, there i, nothing want
ing. Space forb;ds more extended no'ice
Of this store, and it is only added that the
visitor vii! be repaid by an examination Of
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-05

State of South Carolina-Coanty of New.
berry.-lr the Court of Probate.
Ex. partc, Margaret Z. Cromer, as the Ad.
ministratrix Of Estate of John +. Croner
dec'd.-Petition to sell personal pro5er,y
Of deceased.
In pursuance Of an order to me d;,eete6
IN the above stated case, by the Hon. J, G.
Leahy' Judge OF Probate for the County Of
AeToe:ry, will sell On Wednesday the
18th Of November. at the residence Of the
late John F. Cromer, the following person.
al property of the deceased, to.Sit: One
!! Mare and Colt, Three {S) Cows and
Calves, One ~ Wagon, One ID Casr;aee 4
household and Kitchen Furniture, Earpuinc,
implements, Corn, Fodder, &c TermS
casS. 80. o, ) ~; oARRINGTON, sN.C.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-05

The INDIAN GIRL.-Some of our
readers may not be acquainted with the
history of the beautiful Indian Girl Of
Columbia, and it is our pleasure to give
them little information on the subject.
At III interesting period of her life
inf,ncy-Mr. Perry, the famous segar
dealer of that city. picked her up, and
adopting her, placed her ut the head
and front of his establishment, which
through her influence, and his amiable
character and business qualities, soon
became so popular, and his sales so
lrrge, that he was forced 10 enter into
partnership with Mr.. Slawson, Of this
;,ounty, it requiring the attention and
care of two gentlemen to manage the
charming girl. who had grown into the
| fascinating maturity Of woman. In
keeping with this, they have beautified
! their store, and have laid in one Of the
largest and choicest stocks Of segars,
tobacco, pipes, &C., to be found in the
Southern market. We are pleased to
add that Messrs. Perry & SlawSon are
not ut al jealous in their protege, and
are never happier than when Their gen
| tleman friends visit their store, although
they are aware that they are drawn
| thither by the magnetical influence oi
the Indian Girl. Visitors to the city
during the Fair will bear in mind the
place-under the Columbia Hotel. II
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-05
ABOUT THE Town AND COUNTY,

The weather is unsettled.
An indication of cold was observed
some days since in 4 flock of wild
pigeons passing over the town.
DR.. Barre will accept our thanks for
late Charlotte p%per.
The election for intendant and war
dens is not closed us We so to press.
A runaway pair of horses, wagon at
| tached, attracted much attention on
| Tuesday.
We are pleased to notice that the foot
bridge so long talked about, is now
banistered. Thanks.
"A stamp you can't buy-the stamp
| of Il gentleman
The disabilities Of some men are
wonderful"
1.-TWO reasons why some people nev'
er mind their own business. One Is
that they have no business, the other
that they have no mind"
There will be sale Of twenty-five
tine hentnchy nofSes, III ifoaC VI uIe
Court House on Saturday.
If YOU want to do the right thing
come up into the HERALD Office and
inquire what that is and how it is done.
Senator Corwin of this County, has
Joined the law class in the State Uni
rersity.
If the patronage to this paper keeps
on increasing it will be necessary to
publish i double sheet
Our efficient Post Master is remodel
ling his office. and the change is q de
cided improvement; the aspect on
entering makes one feel city-ish.
The HERALD is the cheapest paper
published in the State-tell your neN'
door neighbor so.
Some fields Of cotton are suffering
! for pickers. They should be picked NJ
ut :,ll hazards, and the cotton picked
out.
Hundreds of families are now Sutfe.'
ing on this very acccunt-the faster i
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-05

THE GRAND CENTRAL Of MeSSsS. W. D,
Love C Co., -under the Wheeler House, is
zone Of the largest and most attractive Dry
Goods Houses in Columbia, and the display
of goods is marvellous to behold, md when
IN tullblaze Of daylight or better still that OF
gas light, with crowd Of shoppers. and It's
raauv active and attentive clerks flying hith.
er and thither, the behol':er is apt 10 rub bis
or her. eyes in the belief tha, they arc dream
ing. Don't forsetto yisitLove's during Fair
week II.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-05

DEArHs.-The youngest child of Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. Wiseman died of croaE
on the night of Wednesday Of last week
October 2etlf. 1Ve sincerely sympt-
tl,i2e with the afflicted parents in their
sad bereavement.
On Saturday morning, Nov. 1st
Wesley, the barber, was found dead ii
his bed. He had been unwell for Sev'
;efal days: The coroner's jurt rendered
: The verdict, .Die,l of congestion"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-05

& A PLEASING FEATURE on Main Street
n Co;umbia, Is the elegant Dry Goods and Mil
liuery Store OF j. H. Kinar5 & Co. IN it can
rbe found every article from the most clabo'
,s6ate and high priced 10 the plaiuess and
rsasheapest that can be desired. The host of
,eaarss occupied in the sales-.oom are politely
sea,iye tothewsnss ofrail who ente. its
ne Nscions portals, and not the least OF whom
eysay he mentioned that genisl gentleman
AssssffrJ Il. Baldwin,, who is hos. in himself
Tilt is hardly necessary to say more than that
- visi: to Kinard's wilIpa Il
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-05

sNEw FucI.-We are pleased to no
tice that MessrS. W. II. Harris and
John Z. Hoaseal have entered into Co
partnership in the Furniture business.
1t is y firm firm, beth gentlemen being
: active intelligent business men. Sue
cess attend them. May every piece Of
work they pilt togerher be as firm and
lasting as adamantine rock.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-05

TIE LITTLE ScosE Ono Of the most
realizing dry goods stores in Columbia, is
that of Mr.. C. F. Jackson. near the Columbia
Hotel, Although named the Little it has
o large a,:d elegant stock Of goods, and so
well arranged that the customer eaa fad
what IS wanted in :winkling. and can &c,
It also cheap!y. Jackson Is growing man
outtakes pride in the cognomen Of little .
Large oaks from acorns grow. Il
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-05

All persons having demands against the
Estate of David Adkins, deceased, arc call
ed upon TO present them, duly attested, on
or before the lst day Of December. and all
indebted will make payment TO the under.
signed. J. \. CRGTWELL,
Oct. Is, .tl-6t. Executor.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-05
The State of South Carolina-County OF

The State of South Carolina-County OF
Newberry.
P. " R. S. Chick, VS.. Hamilton Blair,
cord.-Execution against Property.
By virtue Of an execution to me directed
in the above stated case, I will sell on
THURSDAY, November 9Th, 1878, in font Of
the Court House, Two (2) Bales Of Cotton,
lcrcd upon as property Of Hamilton Blair,
Terms Cash. J. J. CARRINGT0&,
Oct. 90, 43-2t S. i. C.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-05

The card of Messrs. yEebh. Jones &
Parker is sufficiently striking and at
tractive to speak for itself, Yet We take
pleasure in calling the attention Of the
business public to it.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-05
TIE NRWBaRRT RGRQAD.
is p;cketl-the faster it is sold-the f;ss
tn,. will +;,n f;n.nf.;,l tro:yhl. hi0U nI'tl.

is p;cketl-the faster it is sold-the f;ss-
ter will the financial troublc blow over.
! Complaints are made by Post Mas
ters in the Connty-tliat Subscribers 70
newspapers urc t:.rdy about paying
their postage, and that they have to foot
the bill. This is no: right. Country
Post Masters receive very little compcn-
sation for their services.
! 4 colorcd gentleman, and = pretty
good Judge of his unfortunate white
! lrothers, while in 4 fever dellrillm Il
few nights, said there We're only four
men in this town s@rr of heaven. One
Of them Is t:ie man who WAS so horri-
bly, betoaled lately. lie feels much
| better.
One Of the best papers to advertise
in is the Newberry HERALD-crery-
body reads although unfortunately
a few who read it neither subscribe for
1t, nor help to aid in defraying the cx-
pcnscs of publishing. Why is this
thus? Echo answers why! And the
devil says, on, ty!
'Twere vain to tell thee all we feel,
reader. Put yourself in our place, with
i paper as big Us 4 meeting house, and
let conscience decide about the little
debt you owe us.
Mr.. T. +. Salinas, Just above the Bal
tlMore corner, has in store fine lot Of
family groceries-and which he is not
airaiu to have known, as proved by Il
parcel which found It's way to the
sanctum on Saturday last.
\ sample of very large and fine po-
tatoes Of the yam and Spanish varieties,
We're laid upon our table last week by
Mr.. J. II Graham.
lfyou desire to tickle the palate with
choice fruits, candies and many other
nice things, call on MIR. J. S. AleNan-
der. at Speck's Confectionery. If lie
cannot make you feel that this world is
u pleasant place after all, then we have
no more to say.
The hungry man has been in town
ag"in-our advice is that he stay Ut
home till the panic is orc1, unless he
wants to C-C-L Lhase, and buy pro-
visions. ..
Blessed are they that expect nothing.
Several people were disappointed last
Week.
Don't forget to have your job print
ing done us this otfice-neat, cheap,
rapid!