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OK Saturday night last somebody becoming
very tired sat down in the snow TO rest. Ho
continued to rest until the SNOW melted He
said lie hadn't drank anything but hard cider
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on o: those men VINO can't afford to take
newspaper has just paid five dollars FOR one
evenings recreation at billiards and whisky.
Another has added to his earthly possession
another dog at an expense OF four dollars.
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EGTHCE.

This Annual meeting OF the Van Buren Q.
Medical Society viii be held at tho oiice OF Or.
]. Audrew-. IN Paw Paw, on Tuesday. January
TIN. at ten o'clock III. inyalds ere invited
10 attend from 70 u. N. Medlca advice and
surqcai operations Free.
!. ELLIOTT Sacy Society.
Dec. Il. 1872. q2tt
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The Illinois State Teachers Association Was
IN session at Springfield, Illinois, on the 26th OF
December. The Convention WAS well attended
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HEREAFTER you will see new faces at the Off
oos in the Court House.
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FRED. SHAEFER has room full or Sewing
Machines OF the Howe manufacture, and ali Of
the fret class
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SEE the card o: the South Haven Sentinel IN
another part OF this paper. The Sentinel Is
lively paper and should receive generous sup
port
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WooD has become verv plentiful in town and
the quality is better than that brought in during
he COLI storm
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JOHN KNOWLES, Esq has purchased al inter-
sst III coal mines aud coal lanes in West Vr-
ania
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The Paw Paw lnnocents made their accus-
.omed New Years calls
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g. d. STEPHENSON, late Superintendent OF
the Paw Paw Railroad, removed to Chicago on
Saturday last where no has engaged in busl-
ness.
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\ "GRAsGE" has been organized. 1t is q
farmers society for the mutual protection of
farmers IN their commercial dealings with
sharpers.
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TUg Albany Ja'vn9l conclude o cordial no
lice o. S17Jn1''s Monthly with the enthusiastic
cry. " Long live the Calary' Something 7ss
evidently mixed. Chicago Journal
Yes, and it -ounds Ike gin and sugar.
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FCR S4LE.

One yoke OF Oxen, eighs years old without
fault or blemish. are IN condition Tor tue
butcher or for work will weigh between thir-
ty-three and thirty five hundred Price s!oc:
Call on the subscriber on town line road OF
Arlington and Lawrence, miles north and 4
mile east o. Lawrence. ..
STEPHEN STODDARD.
Nov. 90 1872. 922tS'
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\ GREAT many people are using less wood
this week than they did last week.
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TEA. TEA. TEA TEA.

Those who enioya good cup OF Tea are here
by informed that choice article OF Japan Tea
can be had at the Grocer Store OF w. II. Gid
den, winch will be sure 50 give satisfaction to
al lovers Of that beverage, Sl5,
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II is On accomplished fact, that by toning
and stimulating the nerve structure with an oc-
asional dose of smolander's Blu thu. you inv'go-
rate the entire nervous system, and prevent,
remove or counteract kidney, bladder and
gandular diseases, mental and physical debili-
ty, diabetes, gravel, female weakness and utter
inc complaints. It is without doubt the best
safest and surest diuretic alternative Snd col
vent vet discovered.
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GET YOUR PAPERS
N e W s DEPOT.
RH0DA MUNGER,
CLUBS; CLUBS.! tLUBs:i.

y
The cub Se,eoF has sommen led AID Al
who aii may read, wi'n,ut hot.OW inx e
neighbour, Ifysu IL DO; hls wnsi -, oa Eaut
On the followiss. -. .et To- .s.e =, YEA ,hsi
hav, 10 81 clo- rr. ahd 4 ."n hs,- .os tho
monsy t. spare. hr,rg come wtuu
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The Board OF Supervisors Will be in Session
next week.
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Croswcll, Of Lenawa county, was elected
SpeGl,cc Of the House. James II. Stone, OF
the kalamazoo Telegraph, has bacn elected
secretary Of the Senate
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MICHIGAN CLUBBING AGENCY,-Geo.
". Matthews. proprietor, Paw Paw, Mich
Nearly 200 papers and Magazines offered TO
single subscribers at club ratee, sent to any
post-oflice address Send for price list. 9Ojly
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e.. w. ~ y. 81. AVERY.
FOR SAIB-

FARM Of forty acres one mile from
the village OF Iawton, WI OF wiz or sell OF
section 80, in the town OF Antwerp. Ten
acres improved aud fenced. good frame house.
well &c Price $1,000, part down, terms easy.
Il. 4 !. II. BURNS.
Kalamazoo, Nov. Is, 1872 900
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\ hlEETEl9 of the Michigan State Association
of Teacher was held in the city OF Jackson
last week. December 26th and 9th. The meet
ing was largely attended by the educa, 1rs Of the
State.
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CARLTON Coon is now engaged in packing Ice
from Sand Lake for the purpose Of supplying
those who need that luxury during the sum
mer. $780,
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PA / en- T ),

" Co.,, are Solicitors OF American and For
eign Patents, have had over 20 years expert
ence, and have the largest establishment IN
the world. IL you have made an invention,
write them letter and send sketch; they
will promptly inform you, free OF charge,
whether your deycs is new aud patentsble.-
They Will also send you free OF charge, . copy
OF the Patent Laws IN full, with instruc IONS
how TO proceed TO obtain a patent. Address
MUM (. Co., 81 PARK Row. New York.
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TuE card OF Ed F.. Edwards appears in the
Lawrence dicoctory In thls issue OF our paper.
Persons having any business in which tho ser-
vices OK an Attorney IN required will do well 20
call on him.
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Hear ye the mighty G4utaur's tread


See the long line OF myriad
dead
Mn. With hoof Of horse aud hui
'ffSS man head
HI.AssS s.rS q Else up and speak,
2SisSy {HYbs1 Twas proud olympus
"'3SE-l "t gave us birth;
.---~ For u thousand years wa
,YlrArpvr roamed the earth
Eat perfumed flowers OF the century plant
Drank liquid from the volcanoes mouth,
Slew men and beast to play our part.
Then restored to life by the Centaur's art;
Chased WI Id mares on the field of Mare,
Lived on the earth, aud slept smoDg the stars
On other mission now we're sent,
To bless mankind with ~ emollient.
or which tue world meier hath dreaint-
Even our CksrAUR LIymENr.
1t banlshes pains and all such things.
Cures burns and scalds, poisonous stings--
Rheumatic horrors seares away,
Limbers stiff joints in a single day.
Poor cripples IN their hobblipg way,
Limp in on crutches-then walk away.
Who'll heal your wounds, and make you leap
Ten bars-piies OF oats 20 bolt,
And frisk about like yonder colt.
Yellow wrapper is .he thing for brutes,
White wrapper alone the family suits
J. r. Ludsig, Of Hobokenr n. j., rays
1.-The Centaur I.iuiment has cured me OF rheu'
matism. after intense suffering FOR Eve years-
AT tried many remedies for my spraned an
Gle without relief. The second bottle OF The
Centsur Iluiment cured It perfectly. Chas
Hill Clio Pine St., Pbilo.
II. Marsh, Esq, Sup. Of Adams Express
Stables, New York, Gays: "An owners OF hors
ca should know the Centaur Liniment. w
End it the best thing ever used III our stables
This teetim ny could be repeated FOR amonth
II YOU want 30 avoid suffering, ju't try th
Ceptsur Liza innnt. Sold by all Druggists.
sasp ). y. R0S < 60, Broadway, y
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Business Notices.

PRAYER has added 10 his stock in trade \
good assortment Of Crockery and Glassware,
which he is selling cheap. 925
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VIZ notice chat the young men from this VII
lage who ara members OF classes in the Uni
versity, ara spending the Holidays at home
among who-a we notice Measrs Ju1son, Briggs,
Hudson and ii-s Andrews.
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TIL ID
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
FOR 1878.
Beautifully illustrated.
TIL R

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Roman CHERRY, al old inbabitant Of Paw
Paw, died on Friday last and was buried on
SUNDAY. Mr.. Cherry will be remembered by
our citizens AZ one Of the most industrious Of
men of uniformly temperate habits. always
opposing intemperance aud vice in all forms.
By h,s industry he accumulated a handsome
competence; but by an g. lent he lost his
sight and expended all his operty FOR medical
treatment. The last few years of his life were
spent in peddng small useful articles as a
means OF gaming subsistence, in which he
manifested the Same zeal and independence OF
spirit that chsracteuzed his more prosperous
days.
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REnntY 10 S.nnft.

Money 10 Loan on improved, unincumbered
Real Estate or favorable terme, for one or
more wears. HARRISON & RICHARDSON
Office IN the Court House, Paw Paw Mich.
Dec IL, 1872. 5zlinu.
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the minneapolis Tribune IL gaiity Of ;A,s
Sross disre-pect to CbawIes:
Charles Sumner III the Senate is AZ eagle
among vultures.- Louisville Courier. Jop'ndA
An eaSle nebby, now, he IL
4 croslun' from a Southern crag;
Bat ne must not wipe ont tha phN
OF our old Bald head on the lag.
An eagle one that never shared
Tie danger asks Us 20 forpt
Tao ce3ds that other fellers dared;
The ii hts that other Pellers It.
An eaglei Well-i1l hold my breath
A chap that cheered on Lookout Hi
Don't quite like to be packed to death
With his Obhteration Bill.
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&m Dress Goods
Striped & Plaid Dress Goods

ia large varieties, Veiycts, Veiyeteens and
Plusbs, TrImung Silks AID Satins N B,ss
Glmps and Fringes, all coloIs, spiendid assert
ment Otaman Shawls and Scarfs, also silk
scarfs, Sasbes aud Bows, endless variety,
Laces, Lace Collars and Undersleeves, vulta
Blankets, grey Blankets, Flanels. Domestic
Goods aud Hosiery Of all descriptions The
largest assortment CT Waterproois ever on ex-
hbition in this place. Cassimeres Cloths aud
Clcaluu2s,
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We take pleasure IN inviting your attention
TO our New Fall Stock. which We have taken
great pans to make complete and attractive.
and which will be found the largest and best
escorted OF any IL our line in the country. our
Stock consiots or
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MILLINERY GOODS

all the new shades. Sash Ribbons IN Stripes
and Plads. Flowers, Feathers and Plumes OF
every description, Ornaments and mlsceaue-
ons Bonnet materials, and in fact all the latest
Novelties OF sae Season.
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AUT6i ssS OFF 1872.
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ss@ady 'tfAs;c EjatSaing.

both Men and Boy's, or custom work, Which
we defy competition either IN quantity, Quah-
", STYLES or pnce. Gents Neck lies. embrace
ing very large variety OF new and choice
styles rcplete with all the latest noveIics
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-06-24
Scribner's for July.

1.-THE Great South" series of mag
nificently illustrated articles begins in
| SCRIBNER'S for JULY. En- the first
paper entitled The New Route to the
Gulf" Mr.. Edward King gives US
graphic descriptions of the movement
OF the army of emigrants into the great
Southwest land, and of the romantic
border life past and presenter that
strange but how rapidly undermining
| country An entertaining illustrated
paper on "Low Life in Berlin" follows
this One of the most interesting
magazine articles of the day is Rev. J.
A Reeds defence Of Lincoln from the
attacks of certain late Biographers.
Another noteworthy article in this
number is DIR. Newelps singular
autobiOgraphic paper, entitled "Recol-
ections of Restored Lunatic." There
are, beside the continuation of Arthur
Bonnicastle lin which is chronicled
the death Of Old Jenks), stories by
Adeline Trafton and Miss Osgood;
bright little article on "Children's
Magazines remarkable paper by
IAN Orthodox Minister" on 1.-The
Liberty of Professionalism, !" and poltry
by Macdonald, G. 2. Lathrop, B. F.
Taylor, Miss Amman, and others
In Topics of the Time" DIR. Hol-
land discusses American Morals, Skill
ed Domestic Service. and Summer
Play. In 1.-The Old Cabinet" we find
The Stove that Makes its own Twi-
light. without, Ideal and Real. Song
of MISUNDERSTANDING in Galilee, A
D. 81.
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A Real Charm.

A young farmer found that be was
not in good health, and that he was
not getting on in the world. He went
to a friend to ask his advice.
This friend knew him well, and
with very grave face, he said to him
II know of charm that will cure
you. Take this little cup. Drink
from it every morning of the water
you must get at the spring but re-
member that you must draw it your
self at five O. clock, or the chain will
be broken"
Next morning the farmer walked
across bis fields to the spring which
was agood way of, AS he went he
saw that some COWS had broken
through the fence, and were feeding
among the green corn, He turned
them ont and mended the fence, as
his men were not yet at hand. When
they came they were long after the
proper time, and we're startled at
seeing theit master" out so early.
Oh" said he, II see how it is.
All This comes of my not getting up
in time"
This early rising soon became
pleasant to him. His walk and cup of
cold water made him ready for a good
breakfast, and his health soon became
better. His men, like himself. were
now all at work early. and began to
prosper.
He soon saw that the advice his
friend had given him was good as it
was simple.
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THE

great amount of samples we have,
and have them made To- order at short
notice. We feel confident that our
goods are as cheap aud sold rs low ~
they are anywhere from the
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June oath 1873.
l.: COLLINS.

Accident to he B. Church Bell
On Saturday last as the workmeti at
tempted to lower from the Temporal
nv structure the Baptist Church bell
on East Main St, in order to place
it in the new steeple, one of the
chains suspendiug it, parted, and it
fell some eight feet to the ground
and broke. It has already been
shipped for the purpose Of being re-
cast.
The new steeple Is quite handsome,
excepting the ornamental structure
surrounding it. And while it is pref
ty enough, it is scatCely appropriate
and the effect is not good.
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ATLANTIC

to the other side Of the Globe, and az
we have. such an immense stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING, HATS &
GAPS, GENTS FURNISHING GOODS;
TRUNKS. &C, for
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The LateStI

On Sunday there were three
deaths from Cholera in Chattanoo-
ga, and ON yesterday there were
five more, with some thirty casea.
In Greeneville, on Friday there were
FIVE deaths and on Sunday three
more. To-day the reports from that
point are quite favorable. The dis
ease has appeared in Washington
City. AT Nashville rs deaths are
revorted for YESTERDAY.
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Prof. Reinhart.

We understand there is now
some probability that the board Of
Regents of Bristol Female College
will be able to retain the services OF
Prot. Reinhart. He has made
them a very generous offer, con-
Bidering the fact that he has been
offered very handsome inducements
elsewhere. We do not hesitate to
state that they will do a wrong
thing 10 permit him to 90 away.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-06-24

Tie AIdine for July, is one of the
most beautiful things, Oh which to
feast the human eyes. The engrav-
ings are of the purest style of art, and
those representing views in the VAL
ley of Virginia, come just about as
near inspiring one with ideas of the
beautiful and sublime, as art can we'll
reach. Furnished at SIS per year,
with two good chromos.
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4 Nc,0 Enterprise ut Uidon.-A
Joint Stock Company has been
formed at Union, for the erection
Of a School building with Masonic
Lodge over head. The following
Is the organization ofthe company:
President, F. D. Massengill; Vice
President, j. 3. Morley; Secretary,
l., Gerstle; Treasurer, L. K. Snapp.
Nineteen hundred dollars have
been subscribed already.
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A Great Horror Done Away
With

House cleaning is great horror to nine
men out of every ten. When that time comes
the 'men folks" as rule, give the domes-
tic hearth wide BERTH Oceans of suds
the prod let oftors of soaP-fairiy food ev-
ery part of the house.. The women, from
the mistress down, labor as they never
worked before, and what with the diseom-
fort, the smell of suds and the dampness,
and not unfreGuently sickness, the product
of colds and oyerwork, matters are generally
disagreeable. The simple use of Sapolio in
stead of soap does away with all this discom-
fort. II iightens the labor hundred per
cent. because ii removes dirt, grease, stains
and spots, with hardly any labor, with but
little water, ard in one tenth the usual time.
Junc 10y
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Sash, Blinds, Doors, MOuldings,
Scroll Work. Brackets, Mill Work,
Flooring and Weather Boarding, can
all be had of Lee < Ferguson at their
new Steam Factory, between Lee and
Water Streets, Goodson. Lumber
will be furnished. or not as desired,
Work done in first class style in
short order, and at prices to suit the
people. The Factory is two stories
high, 32x64. with engine room 12x25
with engine of 20 horse power. Adj
dress
MATTox, LEE & FERGUSON,
Bristol Va, and Tenn.
Feb. 4,-tf.
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A Coon REfoRr. of you had
avoided rum" said wealthy, though
not an intelligent, grocer to his neish>
bor," your early habits. industry.
and Intellectual abilities would now
have permitted you to ride in your
carriage" "And if you had never
sold rum for me to buy" replied the
bacchanal, ''you would have been my
driver"
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THE

to them, but great gain. We have our
Clothing made at our own mauufacto-
~ in the city OF Baltimore, and there
fore save Il first profit.
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600R5s' K1g1 1sInos Salt sa in ss Sa'A'i barrels
LEE & TAYLOR Bros.
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PROPOSITION.
An Interest in a Splendid Bust
ness for Sale.

AN Interest in a Splendid Bush
ness for Sale.
| am authorized to offer for sale a
one third interest in the Bristol Fur
niture, Sash. Blind and Door Factory.
The firm is doing the very best bust
ness in our town, and has been, as it
now is crowded to its utmost capac-
ity with business. The machinery is
the very best of character and the two
remaining partners are men OF hrst
class business capacity & attainments
The proposed sale Of the interest OF
the remaining partner is dictated by
reasons wholly foreign to the business
and embraces one third OF the ma
chinery and stock and one hall OF the
building and grounds, which are CEN
trally and conveniently located. Il
large amount of work is turned out
daily to a cash custom which covers
a large extent of territory. L desire
to State upon my own personal respon-
slbility that business man with some
capital will find this one of the very
best, if not the best business open
ing in the country. Parties who
mean business will address the under
signed at Bristol, Va and Tenn.
I. c. FOWLER.
May l3.-tf.
~ The interest alluded to above
is the one owned br Nj Jno. Lee.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR TIE
GREAT INDUSTRIES OF the United States.

1900 Ei,gfqringS English
authors including Cough Chase
Ripley,
Horace Greeley, etc., etc.
brnncies
is
Of Of ever
public
sold 1873 "a Isoll
and
d. q. BURR & hide
HARTFORD COHN- CHICAGO,
5, '72.-tE changed q, =
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7obdcco.-Mr. John Oyler has fin
ished shipping his large lot of Tobacco
and has obtained good prices for it.
We agree with him in the assertion
that our farmers can make more clear
money by Tobacco raising than by any
other means In their reach and we
hope they will follow his progressive
example.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-06-24

The Question has often been asked,
where can I get my fine watch or
clock properly repaired, 50 that l
can rely on it. That question can
easily be solved by having yonr
time keepers repaired, adjusted and
cleaned by
y. PIcKEN,
practical matchmaker and ieweler,
from London, England,
Bristol, Va. & Tenn,
June 24.-tf.