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FROM "YEAr, OF BILEE.p

L. my fever now IS high;
+ ly. my bow, ir pity fly;
Fri - ne PAIvFA.vr. WuiCG.T's EALM,
!: VIII soan NJ fever calm.
Cool m.v lips-theY burn-thcy burn
Fan my temples. too, in turn;
Give relief or expire,
Fantiaa iI this blaze Of FIRE
Gi7e ne PAIN PAINT, blythe powers;
Drop il Ger Ey head in showers;
Qhl how cooling u my crow;
All! I'm breathing elsl nov.
PAIN PAt>T Gains my frantic brain,
Turning body free Of pain;
NoLCoTT'a PAIN PAINT adore,
Perfect health 50 Gsie. restore.
Erug> and doses. Understand
Degrade an Hss-much more MAJ;
Filthy colnPolnl1 that thty make,
Shall not, viii nat, Cannot take.
Observe. w,.eI Mother Earth i dry,
She drinks the iroprings Of tie skg;
Aul evening dew her cor lial gives
To every dropping plant that lives,
Tlus III III. SELF ~ .iit by instinct. will
Drink deep from f"unt inns or the rill;
: ,isr gni les VIII III irch the cup away.
Cram pnISon down--our stomichs fay.
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re, until be had passed through tbs

there, until be had passed through tn
wood.
Thus 1t vas that, when within a sbor
DISTANCE of his home, he heard Wild pisrc
ing shriek; hat he coud only guess tina
Something terrible must be taking place be
yond the screen % bushes aud leaves. Ut
/ tering Il lou shau. that bis presence mig
sooner be known. Brsnson sprang far"ar.
Ike goandei bust, great fear in BIZ
heart: 'ur i.a had "n!y to clsar'y recpzniz
el ~ thar gcreanl the 4.onized VOICE OF hi,
wife.
1 f. took 10. moment for him to cl.;
he intervening tinher ana unIergrnwth,
and ns hc 5H-he3 into he clearing holding
| il- RIFE ready for instant u, he cnmpre-
tended in one swift glance all that bad Ia
| Ken liace. and What v further To fear.
Mar Tie end Of the ca.in, faciug the cliff
nf v hich hav- spoken, staal the mother,
her face a paiiii !-ath, her ar,as out
~tretrhet er ..v..- fx II ,ppr thu precipi
tpu- h-i,ht- NJ sn:ca tl,e sisur- If TIE IN
dian va srn-Ei,ng.
My chill! NV cniid," W., = .os Va
man -ai srii branscn saw that The huadle
il tie Io'iiaf's arms ws- the farm Of his
only child. Nagsle
sir.a O.. hra... and with nerves as steady
a the rocks around, The father Tor ,aJ-
i:.r;,t l.i"iIe.i AMI covered ,i~r what his
quick -eu,c- It'd bin-riic ieailg s..ril If
she i;tuIa one Bu; he was qi;ck to re
cpyrr.
The in'i'an ~.,a drssiug twayi SOP hy
.fcp hr We Increasing the ii>.lncr, .u. ~
he occasionally sianLn. backward aud
downward. the pareI.:s saw III his hileous-
iy rsin'cd couutei ance the FIJI rnypose
that actuitei The abduction.
Good ala mel Bran>on nlr.tesed, as ne
raised his rifle, gianaet! Through the s;shts.
and touched the trigger,
The lniian started T.oleEEy ut tag shot.
lie was hit, but not Lady, and with a yell
f aeyili,h triumph ha passed upward.
TOO Iow by "a couple of inches" sa;I a
low, calm voice at the settlers elbow.
Bronson started rs though he hin, self
had bsen shot. WhH.e was hi, man fro,i.
Wno was he, Neither had seen him ap-
Iroaci,. But there was no time for xpla-
uatl.gs. The stranger, II man rather below
than above he ordinary height, whose tuo,
athletic fern was lilly displayed 10y his
cI4sely fitting huckskin garmlnt-, STEPPED
quickly iew pages, ana firmly planted his
lift foot in advance, threw up an unusually
long rife. rs though preparing to FIRE.
"For Coos sake, stranger, lie careful of
my ohild!' cried B.nnsnn, while the ag0nis-
ed mother uttered an audible PRAYER.
Its cur only chance. know that In
liam" was the quick reply. and the sharp
click. click, Of the hammer, As it was dra al
ba tx, told that the critical moment bal
come.
BIZ This hme the Indian had neatly
reached The smmniE If the steer. That he
was wounded NOW Leaame evident, as upon
broad edge Of rock he paused Tor Il ma
mert. lhi- opportunity MAS seized bv the
,l"en"wn, \ though the savage hal Taken
~. rrrctItlun to holi the chill up in front
~ itm ~ shell, cnSr.ina nearly tHr
IS I'.le o. ii, L:AwnT ohrst, hat lervns j.
J
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POETRY.
SHADOWS CIV TEE CUEEAI

Shadow, cu The curtain
Over the wa.
Three lI-lls heads
At clo.e Of j =
Three lllle forms
WIKI ftiry-iikc grace
Fit t. and fro
In pLauiom-ehas=
When brigh; laiaps ar. Iixhied
\ trolic begun.
And each heart Is longing
For papa to come.
Mamma sits rocking;
If one could see
I'm SURE she's enjoying
The little one glee
rgoa high on the ca -tain
shat!Uw Is cast
And ics glad cry arises.
Here's Dapa At last -
Sweet Todjlekin. fr-t
Has kiss from pipa.
Then brother, then sister.
And rO~ mamma
And Oh such frolic
In .badow see.
The, pull af his co 1,
And Tug ut ni> kaeai.
Bu' three doxuy b.ds
Claim ihose shadows gay,
Ard tie cnrtnin i. !,
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SELECTED STORY.
A SHOT FOR A LIFE.

tufp!5.H Tue itu..tdlitHt having upon titii'i
Tank bold, rugged cliffs, that lift heir
submits five hundred and 1. thousand feet.
rs the case u AZ be, above the stream,
there lived in early times Il settler by the
name of Rufus Branson, who, with his
wife ARD little child charming Young girl
of some eight or nine years Of age, occu-
pied the rude cabin at the base Of the prec
.pics \ little back from the river.
Although greatly exposed to danger, the
Indians at that time being very plentiful
throughout the region, he managed t. live
quietly for several years.
The Indians frequently visitcl the ruI"
home Of the hunter, and, being always vel
coned and PROVIDED with sI:a TO 4, VT
in the harder, they mnint,neI iri.n,li,
sltitodc. E,rcciniy were Il ey fonI f Il,
chili Maggie, nnI Rnrc than one ii"rr'
~arr;o. hal hsen >nep >tttingul the cr,-. IL.
front .! tie cabin. ,t-lrni". 20 .hr caildi-t
pr.tlle of tie r,r!. one or else - gage,i =
mixing hay soa.a '.Y r~ r'a.thi.g 'rrn,
wiIlo~ tNige Or ,iu' bank
II III. .,,.,.,..,. ......u.i t.ft..
-, -....t. .t
t,,r..,.1, ,,.,...... .......,....,
staggering 81 N, Nv stems ,i,rr,y INNS. r
60 .,,.,h 49, = -.c..' ~
,,,a r,,,,I ,l.l 49,, , -
bau.o -.
a., a.,l,roi ,.:.t .,r.i..,, .n..
louor wos not mr., 7u,..3 j.. wo.Il ,,or,rr
the uLolo b,,s.L,r, R-o,,o,, s
,-,vo d.,or,,f,,.i r,., o.l .1,h.....,, J..
aro.a.3 rho n,oo..,,r -, ,a.anh on,,
10 co,o,o,l.i ;, ,,.,,,-, s..,s ;, ru,,...,
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Price One Dollar.
Raekingham's Dye
Ena THE MSAls KERS

As our nCnewcr IN many cases requires
TOO long a TIM. and too much care, 10 lie
store rrnv or faded whiskers. we have rre
pare ms dye, IN one preparation; which
vii gai ckiy and cGeciually acoonpl2h Til,
result, !tis easily applied, and pro luce>
a color which viii uai;E.ar rub nQr wash of.
Sold " all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents
Manuinotured by Il. 7. Hall y Co.
NASHUA, \. III.
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HALLS
VEGETABLE SIcIuAN
HAIR
REWEWER.

Every year increases ,he popularity
this valuable Hair PREPARATION which is
due to merit alone. We can assure our
oldpsrrons that it is kept fully up to lis high
standard: and It is tho only reliable aud
perfected preparation for restoring GEAY
OR FADED itAiR to its youthful color, ma 4
Ing II soft, lustrouS, and silken. The
scalp, V its use, becomes white aud clean.
IL removes all erup,io1s and dandr'If, and,
by its tonic properties, prevents the hair
from falling oGt, rs il stimulates and
nousi>hes the hair-glands. BY Its use, the
hair grows thicker and stronger. In bald
ness, it restores the capillary glands 10
their n0rmal vigQ-, and viii create new
growth. except IN extreme old aga. 1t is
the most economical HAIR DREssiNc ever
nsei, as it reaaires fewer applications. and
gives the hair a splendid. glossy appear.
ance. A. A. HAYES VI. D.. State Assay.
er Of Massachusetts. saws, The cGnstifu-
cnts are pure. ana carefully selected for
excellent quality AMI ! consider i, the
BEsr PREPARATION for its intended pur-
noses"
SOL jy al Drsgsis's, CID Dealers in Ned
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pas .!bHfriter n=vtas 81 a
-i0I.r and Fsed SfOfe la The e.ere ..
sas- ,.rnnesf. on Commercial .trS ef
Rcsf fonr ID e. Torris~n. if.fc HSs rf
keep crnstaEfiy en- hand s-sc vcI
best sprisg nnc winter wheat Ifor-
assc All KINGS Of feed witch vii: e
,sei.Yere@ 30 s-1y p-rs cf,a- city,
~ az. T:s yszl1
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Or. !. Walkers California Vim,
cgar BitterS are 4 purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the ma.
live herbs found on the lower ranges OF
tie Sierra Nevada mountains Of calitor-
Mia. tie medicinal properties OF which
are extracted thnrclrom without the tie"
Of Alcohol. Tho question is aimos.
daily asked. "What is the cause OF the
uli,araiiclcd success Of VINEGAR BIT-
Tris!f Our answer is. that lhey remove
the cause Of disease, and the patient re
covers his health They arc the groat
blood purifier and a life giving principle
n pcrfcct Renoyator and lnrigoratht
of tho system. Never before in tho
history OF Tic world has Z medicine heer
commanded possessing tho re'naTkaihf
qualities uf viNEGAR BIrTEsS IN hea.ing Tia
I.ck Of every disease man . heiT 70. The
are gentle P;lrzatiyc as well - Tonic.
relieving Congestion or Inflammation "
the I.iya- aad ylseeral Organs IL B.licu-
Diseases
The properties Of DE. WALKEE
vIxErARBfTrErs arc ! percent. Diaphoretie
Carmiuativc. Sairiiious. Laxative. DiuEet1
Eedative ConDta-ir riiaIt Sadorilc, Ai1c''[
| TIE, and Anti Bilious.
r. III. MCDONALD 8: CO..
D--rrsts ard GEN cts. San FRANCHISE. California
Ia o5r of Washington and Ck9-ioI SSs- \ J.
Sold by AL Druggists end Dsafer..
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Late in the afternoon the crowd
began to depart; but not without re-
gret that the occasion was past; All
will join me in saying "Well done
Clear Spring"
EUREKA.
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By and By.
NJ
BY MARGARET PETERSON.

1t. - :. :"
What will it matter. by and by, ,,.
Whether my path below was hright,
Whether it wound through dark or
q light, g, ,..,,....
Under a gray or golden sky,
when looked back on it; by and by!
What will it matter, by and BY,
a. Whether, unhelped, toled alone,
Dashing my foot against stone.
Missing the charge of the angel nigh,
Bidding me think of the by ana py:
What will it matter, by and by,
Whether with laughing joy | Went
Down through the years with siao
content,
Never believing, nay notI,
Tears would be sweeter by ana oy
What will it matter, by and by,
! Whether with cheek to cheek I've
lain
Close BY the pallid angel, Pain,
: Soothing Myself through sob ana sign
.All be elsewise by and by"
What will it matter? Naught, if l
: Only am sure the way Eve trod,
Gloomy or gladdened, leads to Goo,
Questioning not of the how, the why,
II I but reach Him, by and ny.
What will care for the unshared sigh,
If in my fear Of slip or fall, ,,,
Closely Tve clung to Christ through
all,
Mindless how rough the path might ile'
Since He will smoothe it by and by?
All! it will matter, by and by,
!; Nothing but this: That Joy or Paln
Lifted me skyward, helped to gain,
Whether through rack or smile or sign,
Heayen-home-all in all, by and ~
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CITATION.

CITATION.
The State of South Carolina,
@ .ABBEVLLLE co UNITY -
By Charles w. Guffin, Esquire, Probate
Judge. y
WHEREAS, James H. Wideman made
suit to me to grant him Letters Of Ad-
ministration of the Estate and effects OF
Daniel Collier, late of AbbeVille
County, deceased. ~. -, s''.,.y :, = -,
These are therefore to cite and admon-
ish all and singular the kindred and
creditors of the said Daniel Collier,
deceased, that they be and appear before
me in the Court of Probate, to be held at
Abbeville G. H., S. C., on September %,
1874, after publication hereof, at II
o'clock in the forenoon, to shew cause,
if any they have, why the said Admin
istration should not be granted. 1.
Given under my hand and sea, this
seventh day of September, In the
Cyear of our Lord one thousand eight
Shundred and seventy-four and in the
sninety.ninth year of American In
: dependence y11 --c-s-e-y.sC.ez-
Published on the 9th and 18th day of
in the AbbeviUe Press and
Banner and on the Court House door for
the time required by law. -. =. -. -
.-i&& CHAS W.. iGUFFIN,H
Jndge of Probate, -.
September 9, 1874, 22.2ts E
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W1pEMANs P. o., Sept. Z, "a.

Among thorough business men the
advantages of judicious advertising
are well-known and practiccd. lfyou
have q good thing-an article of com.
merce needed by the people, and
which you wish to dispose of, adver-
tise it by all means in your local pa
per. Don't think Of waiting for buy
ers to make the discovery themselves.
Hundreds of persons who would be-
come your customers don't know that
they are in want of an article until
they read your advertisement in the
newspaper.
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NEW JEWEIRY
.-... ..... -.f. ....r. ...' '..." ....-.. ..
WILLIAM GLAZE,

f COLUMBIA, 5. e,
"AS opened a fine selection OF
Ladies' and Gents English, Swiss
and American WATCHES. Sole Agent
for the celebrated Pauline Watch Com
pany, Philadelphia. Gold Chains, Vest,
Opera, Chatclaines, Leontine Necklaces,
Diamond Rings and Brooches, Pearl
full and half sets.
SILvER-wARE.
Imake this line q speciality. All Sill
YER sold by me guaranteed equal to coin.
Some handsome goods in this line, suit
able for Bridal Gifts. ...-
PLATED WARE.
Tea Sets, Cups, Goblets, Castors,
Spoons and Forks, Ice Pitchers, Egg
Stands, Coffee Urns, &c.
CLOCKS.
Cutlery, Pocket and Table Knives.
.. HOUSEHOLD AND FANCY GOODS.
Guns,English Double Barrel, Breech-
Loading Rifles, Parlor Rifles, Air Guns,
and full stock of Sporting Goods; Du-
pont & Hazard Powder; Pistols of vari-
Gus styles. ,... ........
JET AND HORN GOODS.
WILLIAM GLAZE,
March 1s, 1874 49-tf
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Ksa,,ev q bladder Co,nplainss,
DIR. RADWAY's
PeltectPlrgaiVe&RegllatlgPlk

,,..,v ts,te,css. elegantly coated with sxeet gun.
purify clsSnsss Al aa % Ee omssS
Tays fS fpns,eIs Kidneys Bladder, Nervous Dhease4.
cGysnf1; inaSsSa & e.
gepsI: pties and ali Derangements Of the lnternn
R,"ers Warranted to effect positive cure rureY
Vegetable, containing mercury, minerals or dee'el''
Gus 9sTssa % Of RADwAYs PILLS win free the s
,. rom ali the above named disorders Fr'ce, eenu
per peRRPG6 s4H, FALSE AND TRuE." Send one letteS
stsmn to RADWAY CO., No. 81 Wsfrsn g: New
York Information worth thousands VIII % s'n' 'oS'
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The Jewish New Year $685. began
last Saturday. The Isr:aslifes all i
over the world observe the first ana
second days, and in consequence the
Jewish merchants closed their respec-
tive places of business on Friday
evening at sundown and remained
closed until Monday morning.
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A Milwaukee writer is severe:-
Notes Of the storm still come in. A
visitor from Louisville was struck by
tho wind, and as he flew up Wiscon-
sin street with his ears unfurled, a
gentleman remarked, 81 knew the
wind would fetch the circus tent.
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A kentucky church has sent two
lady missionaries to the Fe]ee
Islands. This is very considerate.
No doubt the canuibals will prefer
this sort to the tough old gentlemen
who are usually thrust upon the mar
ket.
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Every Day an Increase il Elssi.
and Weiglt is Seen and f8ltg {

& Every drop Of tss aARsAPARILLIANsR REsoL-4
VENT Communicates through the Blood. Sweat yriusS
md other fluids and Juices OF tho sye thc ygos q
Iifc Tor repairs the wastes Of me Sody an1
Gisnduiar disessc Ticcrs dn The throat l!oush. ID
mors Nodcsin tho Glands and other pc q The
Snrn Eyes Gtrurnorous discharges from tne EsfG ana
the worst forms. Of Skin discaseA Efnpnens fexss
anrcs Scald Head Ring Worm. Salt Kheum, krysipene
Acne, Black Spots Worms In the Flesh IlmSrS can. d1,.
cSarres NIeht Sweat Loss Of 6pcfm and AL wastes 9t
fhe lfo principle ore within the range 9! sans
ronder IN Modern Chemistry. 6nd few days use 0ns
nrnye 70 any person using itfor either of these forms g
Sisease M potent power to cure them j. st..
nstient day becoming reduced By the was6e
that continually ,Ss ~:
s,th nav msferfai made from healthy bloodAnd tnu
thc SARSAPARILLIAH will and does secure-e SMtS
e ccrfsin. for when once this remedy conmcucee1
work OF publication, and succeeds.in dminnning US
Scss wssfes lis repairs will be rapid. and cyefy dAy
~ viii himself growing better and stronger
thS food digcsns better appetite Improving and ncsn
md weight increasing - -. :. -. i,.,,Sss
ali known remedial agents IN the cure o.
only positive euro LOT -. s. s13ggSai
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ALouisville and a Milwaukee man
recently visited the House of Com
mons together, but retired in& great
confusion and disgust when the mems
bers suddenly began to shout ear,
ear, Cincinnati g mmercis 4,
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p. KIND.

wMANUFACTURERS of Steam En-
NE gincs Of all sizes; Horse powers,
Circular and Mulcy Saw Mills, Grlst
and Sugar Cane Mills, Flour Mills, Or
namental, House and Store Fronts, Iron
Railings, Agricultural implements, etc.
Brass and Iron Castings of all KINDS
made to order OH short notice, and on
the most reasonable terms. Also, man
ufacturers of Cotton Presses.
May %, 1878, 7-12nl
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amused to see o young man who had
taken refuge under tho stairs with
dinner enough Tor several and cake
enough for q family; and all who
passed by wished to bring him some
thing more; but teasing him had no
power to diminish his appetite, "Ob
why should the spirit of that mortal
be sad" After all had eaten as much
as they wanted, the dancing again
commenced, which was kept up till
late in the evening.
Another interesting feature was
the Grangc-meeting. Most of the
married people were grangers, and
as this was the regular evening for
meeting, they withdrew to their hall
in the second story of the Academy,
and were in session few hours. We
learn that they elected Mr.. NJ. 0.
McCaslan, Master, gentleman we'll
known as a very successful farmer
and one who believes in the "Digni-
ty of labor.
Clear Spring is one of the most
neighborboods in the
country, and many prominent man
in South Carolina has been prepared
for College at the Academy under
the teaching of tho Hon. Jas. L. Les
lie, who has for forty years "taughtj
the young idea how to shoot" and is
we'll known as q scholar, whom few
an equal and none surpass.
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C0NSU UMPTl0N- !
which can be cured by a
timely resort to this stand
ard preparation, as has been
proved by the hundreds Of
testimonials received by the
proprietors. It is acknowl-
edged by many prominent
physicians to be the most
reliable preparation ever in
troduced for the relief and
cure Of all Lung complaints,
and is offered to the public,
sanctioned by the experience
of. over forty years. When
resorted to in season it sell
dom fails to effect a speedy
cure in the most severe
cases of Coughs, Bronchitis,
Group, Whooping Cough,
Influenza, Asthma, Colds,
Sore Throat, Pains or Sore
ness in the Chest and Side,
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
at the Lungs, &c. Wistar's
Balsam does not dry up a
Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as is the case with
most preparations, but it
loosens and cleanses the
lungs, and allays irritation,
thus removing the cause of
the complaint.
-, PREPARED BY r.,
BETH W. F0WLE & SONS, Boston, Mass,
And sold bv Druppists and Dealers generally.
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subject TO their ravagcs and corn Is ny nomeans
DESTROYED, but Will range from half crop TO
possibly almost an entire failure in few places
The fruit crop of Nebraska is more in quantity
than ever before but as 4 rule, the fruit Is info
rior in size; and taking the whole range of cgri-
cultural products hay, grain, vegetables, roots
and fruit-the State has never before pfauuceG
so great an aggregate crop. No cases needing
relief are yet rcported; but Mt number OF points
on the extreme western border, help will be re-
quired by the poorer settlers, who have but re-
Gently come to Nebraska whose farming opera
tons therefore were not eXtcn ded and not varied
and who were depending on their corn crop alone
for subsistence Even those who may have To
suffer, however, show no disposition to abandon
their homesteads They need employment; and
In the case of the homestcaders, have to gun
their lands for time to work in the towns. says
Mr. Furnas: "Thc aore fortunate OF our own ciI
liens will meet the former emergency ny anoru
ing employment, and Congress, which alon' pos
sesses the power, will, no doubt promptly NEE
the second emergency"
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Al tti. meeting Of the IL sale County uiur
Grange. held Friday sept. nth, it was decided
ID appoint another day ia; the Ba~hc, Picni,
which WAS postponed by The rain. Friday, sept
18th, was selectndlor thy day aud DcnoH Springs
% the town Of Rutlaud, Tor the place, Us before
Grsn@crs of adjoining counto, and the public
generally arc again cordially invited 10 Join It,
IN this. oar own harvest feast. GUu-r> having
chor> are requested 70 come prepared 10 sing
The songs ol The order. Each Grange viii pay
It's own bills; 20 assessment on any for tx.
pcnscs. Come, one aud all; COME everybody
Come with fun Da-kct, and hearty good viii
and have Il @ood time, Plenty Of good speakers
.rr expected. county papers please copNJ
GEORGE \. TErE,
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NON SALE CIIEAp.

One twostory dwelling, with rooms n.men nr w i
49, o", yes of sidccut good sidewalk all tile way
In The house Possession given III once. .,.n r,,,..
" siso one ene AND. half story dwelling, WIN roo,
na,nted white. with green door and WINDOW m na
and ci,erns With pumps and large stable on J'uc's'i
wrst of sidecut Possession given imme1aIeIy, - III, !
The above houses Will be SOFA cheap io' es' - 'l'
for soon otherwise they will tie rented ,,, roo,
Also one dwelling with 10 rooms painted VIII, In IN
window blinds, well and csteTn WIN bules, ~ anna
ancegrapes apples, goossberIies ana orthn'r ~, H.
nut street, opposite Fox RIVER h"ilroao p'p'''
Also one lot on ncr,h bluff between H. l. hrnsh' ana
Also one 5acrc lot upon the tahe "i SANE Huu; ~,
house Tor tcpsnt, and stable. Nu" tcouPe" y '"''
| fafCy. ,,. ,,,u,,,, lots ~, thu huff
ae about acres of land uOrth Of the tock lia'u - J..
~ h nf rho FOX river feeder, bounded on 'he h@l ~
10 river and on The west by the road leading rom o'""
The wnoa OF the above properly WIN ne solI 'hIar 20
cash Apply to $500 We vs.
| September l2th, 1871.
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DieD.

MRS ANNIE WALHRIDGE v he OF Edward H. Wal
bridge, Of Ottawa, departed this lie O'Clock A. NJ sept
18th, lS5i, In the 2'th year of hera sc.
Deceased of most excellent disposition ana
blaueess life. She true ot srn in the best Henfe oil
word To her children she VIZ devoted and ndulgent
To her husband she faithful loving and true In all
things she and ae tonate friend, good ana
eAenplary mother and moste, ceent wife Funeral ser
held the Cengrega ional Church on Monday
the t inst, which the rer mains were he
last resting place b. large oncourse OF relations and
rrlenIn
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ESTRA " E;D-From the stable of the sub iln''
r. In OTTAWA about ten or twelve days ago. white nt
Cow with red ears and reddish about the mech a -"'
many warts on the teats L. about years old. IL IN W
liberal reward will he paid for information hstw 90"
be me TO recover said COW. WI. fu"hi'.''
| OTTAWA Sent. 10, lsIi.-iw