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Withdrawn.

Mr.. James J. Underwood, candidate tor
race last Monday. He gives as his reason
for SO doing, that when he announced him
self he thought there would be a gen.
confined at home teaching school, he has
been unable to go around among tine people.
He is for party organization, and will cheer
fully and ZealouSly sustain the nominees
of the primary election
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a ANNOUNCEMENT.
For Congress

We are authorized TO announce Hon.
w. ON. PERKINS, of Williamson county,
for Congress. Election in November.
We are authorized to announce N. n.
cox as candidate for Congress in this
Congressional District.
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For Representative

We are authorized to announce +. A.
BURKE as a candidate for the Lower House
Ofthe next Legislature.
We are authorized to announce Capt .
JAMES b. MURPHY as n candidate for the
Lower House of the next Legislature.
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Col. wright's Lecture.

Col. John V. Wright delivered lecture
last Friday night ia the Athenpum Hall,
ON the subject, "Love of Country" 1t was
full of beautiful thoughts, and was delivered
in his captivating style of oratory. He said
in speaking of his country, he meant the
whole country, North well as South; for it
was all our country, and we should feel II
patri OTIS interest in it all.
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Columbia District. Tennessee Confer
ence, Third Round OF Quarterly
Meetings.
columbia station, April -, ~.
Duck Diver circuit, at Blgbyvillc, May . g.
Culleoka station, at MoOresVille May 9, 10.
Richland circuit, at Elktou, May 10, ~.
Prospect circuit, at Mt. Carmel, May q, "a
Mt. Pisgah circuit, al Simpson Chanel
May 30, 81.
Nebo and Williamsport station, al VIII.
Transport, June 10, IL.
Mt. Pleasant circuit, at Mt. Pleasant, June
~, n.
Trinity circuit, at Trinity, June q, -
LynnVille circuit, at Brick Academy, July
1, ..
WELLBoRN MOONEY, Pc,
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DEATHS,

Near Williamsport, April 2lst, Mr.. Per.
TON SowELI., aged o. years.
Az the residence, near Bethesda, on the
18th inst, Mrs. SPiRAS HATCHER. wife OF
John ID. Hatcher, and sister of Col. Jno. r.
Hatcher. The interment took place on
Saturday last, the 18th inst
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State Senator,

We are authorized to announce SAM. T..
LAYBROOKE as q candidate for Floater,
to represent Maury and Williamson in the
next General Assembly.
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For Circuit Court Clerk.

We are authorized to announce Col. A
). GOODWIN as a candidate for State SenR.
tor for the Senatorial District, composed OF
the counties OF Maury and Williamson.
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personal INTELLIGENCE.

Miss Mollie Spencer, of Martins Mills
passed through our town en- route for Co
fumbia where she will reside for a time,
She is one Tennessees most talented ladies,
and the beautiful lines from her pen have
eraced the pages of most of the leading
magazines in the United States-Wdyne
Citizen. ri,
DR.. W. p. Stockard, who has been in Fior-
ida several months, has returned, ana II ~
said he is looking much improves N u
health. If he had written us few more OF
his very interesting and charming IeIters,
we would have been willing ior MIN W nave
Staid longer in the sunny south.
J. w George and A. Myers, both OF Texas,
came to Columbia the other day.
Col lanes II. Pace, of Ark, is in town.
our old friend, NJ. b. TOney was in Column
bia last Tuesday.
Our handsome young blonde friend, Clark
Zones of Laurel Hill, was in town this week.
Mr.. Swope, of Nashville, a friend of Capt
James Hardware Andrews, was In Town
yesterday. -,
DIR. T. G. Blake, of Nashville, a distinguish
ed minister of the c. p. Church. was "a -
lumbia yesterday, in company with MI u
i. Chappell.
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williams & fowler have just received
large lot of elegant flowers. They are from
the finest greenhouses in the State. Grpudy
Hendricks will take especial attention in
waiting on the ladies. Go and see the as
sortment before they are all gone.
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Fire Company No. will make one more
effort at Reorganization Saturday night, the
18th. T.. KUHN, Captain.
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New Shades of Linen suiuugs, very cheap,
ut "A. C,RoNEis
aprl3-lm.
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Call and examine our stock of Boots Shoes
and Hats, all of which are ofthe latest STYLES.
MNrch 2Oth, lhlL DOnnI IS \ BRoWR.
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ORDER OF EXHIBITION:

Hara,-g SpHigu.
Best three Old and upwards........ SIN N
10 two years old and under three -. i 90
40 one year old and under two. s %
HarH.ss Geidisg.
Best three years old and upwards SO 90
do. two year old aud under three r 10
10 one year old and under two. , -
Har'ss Marc.
Best three years old and upwards ...........siO %
do, two year old and under three s......... 9 %
do. one year old and under twO.......,..... %
,SfhHs ,Sf,,iiiyas.
Best three years old and upwards so 90
do. two year old and under three .......... ~
do. one year old ana under tw0.............. d %
SoiUc G,Liiags.
Best three years old and upwards - $40 90
g. a.. Two year old and under three. 5 90
uo' one year ola ana under twO........,..,. 3 90
Sd,LH, Harc-.
Best three year old and upwards ... $40 Oa
90 TWO year old and under three ......... 3 on
do one year old and under two........-. b 90
Poirs Of Ho,.es IN Harasss,
Best pair regardless ofage. sex or color-slO o.
B"ggy GstiiAgs ami Marc,
Best Buggy GeldiRg, regardless Of age. $40 10
do. Buggy Mare, regardless Of ago. 10 %
Brood Mare.
Best Mare and Colt by side ..............SfO 90
do. Mare and three colts. her pordacs 200. 10 10
Riding Rings.
boys under ten year old , ~ remtg1i gf LHfries
Boys 10 years old and under D., "
Young men ffteen and over, d"
Herd of Hpr.,s.
Best Herd Of Horses, Sta lion and t,,f.. ,,srs.
owned by an individual or cora,,abV SO 81
Roeko'ooy Rieg.
Best Rockaway Gelding or Mar, .... so I'D
Charge for entrance will DO One Dollar in
each hing' ana twenty per cent. will be do
Quoted from the premium.
Animals taking premiums al this Fair will
aot be barred By 80 doing at our next regular
fall Fair.
The charge Of admission 10 the Grounds viii
DO Fifty Cents for all persons II years oil aud
over, under that age Twenty-Five Cent?.
Wy q unanimous vote Of the Directors the
Officers and Stockholders will be for this og-
cRsion, charged ,ust as other persons
The Board Of Directors will spare no pains
to mako this day Of interest 10 visitors and n
grand social meeting Of the County.
T.W. kEEAEE
A. ". AKIN, Secretary. President
}. =. HARRIS, Treasurer, Rprii5th
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Mnurn County nnnrtmnn.. CInh n.

tice.
Ihere viii be called meeting ofthe Club
Monday, April eth inst for the purpose 81
electlhg delegates 70 the State Convention
TO be held In Memphis, Nav Ist.
BY order of the President
ii. Il. SEAVY. gocrptary
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Ladies' White Hose at 20 cts. PER dozen, a.
VI. CRUNE'h
aprl3-lm. next door 10 Mrs Bryant's
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For the best and cheapest plows Of all kinds,
Embry & Wright. feb20'TJ
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=, For the cheapest and best steel blows, 70 10
vaughan VaughL Corner East Main ana
Public Square. febep74
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Fishing Tackle

A fine assortment Of Fishing Tackle. ipcJ,a
ing Japanese Poles, silk and Grass Lines' RAJ
ance-wheel and Lock Reels, genuine forced
Limerick hook, Gut SnOod, and everythfnS
necessary TO complete the anglers outfit.
Feb. 27th-tE T.B.R.Ns Sc
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Black Alpacas, at greatly reduced prices,
at II. CROSSES.
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Mrs. Lconora Wilson offers for sale her
beautiful residence ON the Mt. Pleasant
pike. For terms apply 90 her upon the
premises, or To ID. Il. Cooper, In Columbia.
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Linen Towels at 10 cts. at
II. CRoNE's,
aprlj-lln' Next door 10 Mrs. Bryantt.
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The new steel pillow, "Star oftbe West. {" A.
Vaughan Vaught's. equal 70 Avery's steel
nloW, and from one 10 four dollars cheapsr
Every one warranted. fehlD'Il
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For Constable.

A fine lot OF Cassimcres for Men and Roy =
wear, very cheap, at H. CROSBY
aprlJ-lm.
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60 to Vaughan Il Vaught for a No. 1 uAHoa
warranted for IL months, at $50. feb20'TA
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IL. Crone sells good SHIRTS forsI. Nprs-m
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We are receiving our New Spring and
summer Stock of Custom Made shoes and
Boots. DOBBGNs & BRowR.
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We turn out irst-class Horse and Jack Ru,,

Cali at Vaughan & Naught's II ard ware Rtors
and examine tho new steel pillow, "Star Of th q
west mn warranted 10 give satisfaction.
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FIRST SPRING FAIR
-OF TttE-
Naury County A. N. Il. & L. S. Society,
To he held "a their Ground, for one dey ONLY,
Saturday, 3Oth Of May, IA.

OFFICERS:
7. W Keesee, Pres't. Thos. Gib-un. V. Prst.
Dr. J. 4. Akin, w. -, Bethel, l.. 4: Boyd,
Campbell Brown, r.. Dorset. r. &.
Gordon, Ed. Kuhn, Geo Lipscomb,
II. i. Lcdbettcr, W. j. Moore,
l.. h. Polk, Jno. W. Medley,
J. W. =. Ridley.
Directors.
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British Half Hose at 30 cts. at n. CRoNE's,
aprl3-lm next door TO Mrs. BryRnt's.
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W SoUoldultt
We are authorized Ia announce J., +.
MOhIHAM, llted Fin rs a candidate for
Ie-electlOn 10 the office Of Constable of the
lSth district Of Maury county, nj tile cnsu.
ing August elcctiOu-ifJoc is willing.
We are authorized to announce MNRCT-S
j.. DICK PERRY as a candidate for ON
stable In the 9TH civil district OF MauTv
county. AT the ensuing August election
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SeFdhbnt ollhhB new olNl'Nt AT
apr3-lm. Next door 10 Mrs. BrySnts.
Splendid Home for Sale.
Mrs Mrs Leonora Wilson offers for sale her
pike. For terms apply 10 her upon the
premises or to ID. b. Cooper, In Columbia.
Black Alpocas, at greatly reduced prices,
NprlS-lm. ''0''- "
New Shades of Linen suuugs, very cheap,
aprl3-lm. %
IL. Crone sells good shirts for 81. aprs-m
60 to Vaughan Il Vaught for No. Wagon,
warranted for u months, at $50. feb20'7A
Ladies' White Hose at 30 cts. rsr dozen, At
aprl3-lm. next door to Mrs. Bryant's.
British HalfI at 30 cts. at n. CRoNE's.
aprl3-lm next door to Mrs. Bryant's.
We are receiving our New Spring ana
Boots. DouHINs q IRowS
March Goth, 1874.
Fishing Tackle.
A fine assortment of Fishing Tackle. incIya-
ing japanese Poles, silk and Grass Lines, Bal
Limerick hook, Gut Snood. and overythtnS
necessary to complete the angler : OUTFIT
REQ 2'th-u. 7. q. RAINS 4 Co.
We turn out iirst-class Horse and Jack Bill.
Call at Vaughan a Vaught's Hardware Star.
and examine tho new steel pillow, "Star of =
"sssL' on Warranted to give satisfaction.
., The, new steel pillow, "star Of the West" A.
vaughan Naughts, equal 70 Avery's steeI
hloW, and from one 10 four dollars cheaper.
Every one warranted. feb3O'H
For the cheapest and best steel plows. 70 "a
vaughan a Vaught Corner East Main ans
Public Square. feb2p71
For the best and cheapest plows Of all kinds,
go Vaughan Vaught, next door 70 Martin,
Emory wright fob20H
Call and examine our stock of Boots, Shoes
and Hats, all of which are ofthe latest STYLES
March Goth, 1874. DoBBINs n BRowR,
Linen Towels ut 10 cts. at
aprl3-lm. Next door TO Mrs. STyantt.
A fine lot Of Cpssimcres for Men and Boy a
wear, very cheap, at H. crosse
aprlj-lm.
For Constable.
. We are authorized Ia Announce l. r.
WORTHAM, 0ted Fin as "a candidate for
detection To the office Of Constable OF the
nIh district OF Maury county, NJ tie cnsu-
ng August electiou-ifJ Joe ~ willing.
We are authorized to announce MNVt,TrE
:. DICK PERRY as u candidate for ION
thDIe IN the 1th civil district OF Maury
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Henry Walther and wife ha>t '',st dull care
behind them and started on a Tecasurng tour to
the northern lakes. They vii visit Mackinac
pass the Saut, take lor at Eagle harbor'
survey Of Duluth, ana tl!dtce by way OF St PAU
and the Mississippi rf'ar, return home Ihcy
EXPECT to be atyscnt ,e.'out four weeks.
Meantime Geo. P5berts and John houscr VIII
run the mathfrtt ut home, and Mr.. Walthcrsne"
baker Will tsti,inue TO surprise his customers
with daily Of his wonderful art.
There is nobody in Ottawa more entitled to
se,.-n d. relaxation than Henry Walthcr and
wife end nobody can do it with more co"horI
insassurancc that their business is in safe ''a''''
dlirYEg their absence.
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All of which is respectfully submitted.
A. A. KLovE, Chairman.
Supervisor Conway moved to amend by
adding one dollar per acre to the equalized
value in the Town of Rutland, and deducting
a like sum from the equalizcd value of the
Town of Wallace which amendment was
LAID on the table.
The report as submitted was, on motion
adopted and the recommendation concurred
in.
supervisor Gilman introduced a resolution
instructing the County Attorney TO take the
necessary steps to prevent the County Treas
urer from paving over excess of tax arising
from the law of 1869, commonly known as
the grab law, which resolution Vas, on mo-
ton, referred to n select committee OF three,
appointed by the chair, consisting of Super.
visors Gilman, Lynch and Gallagher.
Supervisor Gilman, chairman of the fore
going select committe, submitted the follow
ing resolution, and, on his motion, the same
was adopted;
Resotred That the County Attorney be and
is hereby instructed to take the necessary
steps to prevent the County Treasurer from
paying over and the State Treasurer from re
ceiving the tax which has been declared BY
the Supreme Court to have been illegally COL
lcctcd under what is commonly known as the
SIuD law, pusSCV III icVc'
Supervisor Gilman, chairman of the COM
mttec on complaints and attachments, sub
mtted The following report;
Mr.. Chairman; Your committee to whom
was referred the petition of B. Denny, for a
reduction of the assessment on f. 2l2 feet,
Lot 10 and w. 90 feet, Lot II, Block 1913, Min.
ava addition TO Peru, assessed at three thoug-
and dollars, recommend a reduction on said
assessment of one thousand dollars, leaving
the assessment on said property at two thous-
and dollars and on the petition Of Hank,
Rcam ~ Co.. for reduction of the assess
lnent on their personal property, Your com
mittee would recommend reduction of three
thousand, two hundred and lifey-fivc dollars,
ieavin their assessment on Personal property
at fifteen thousand dollars All of which is
respectfully submitted.
w. GILMAN, Chairman.
Recommendation. Of committee concurred
in.
EQUA'.tlArtON--TOwN LOTS.
supervisor Pitcher, from the comn,lttec on
equallza' Ion of town lots, submitted the iol
lowing. report:
NJ, Chairman and gentlemen of the Board
OF Supervisors Your committee, to whom
Was referred the equalization of town lots
beg leave to report that they have had inc
same under consideration and would respect
fully recommend the following rates per cent
q addition and reduction, TO wit:
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-EDlToR's DRAWER, in Hdrper'%

When Phosphorus was first used Tor the
tips of matches, an English chemist, VINO Is
vet living in London, manufactured II Tor the
purpose al s., 500 pound! Since then me
demand and competition have reduces me
price for that quantity TO one dollar, thoueh
il was at one time feared that the demand lot
bores for agricultural purposes would so in
crease the cost and reduce the supply as TO
keen the expense of the article always at a
high figure Phosphorus is now made t'om
phosphate rocks, Of which there are deposits
sufficient in South Carolina alone to meet the
demands of The world for thousands OF cen
turtles.
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: II of Which IS respectfully submitted
T1he question be!us eron the adoption OF
e report as submitted, the yeas and nays be-
ar called Tor Supervisors Armstrong Beach,
feyer, Byrne, Easenah, Flaherty. Gllle'' CIT
rison, Neistadt, OSullivan, Plckens, Pitch
er, Pitts, Price, Smith and Trout (21 voted in
the sffirnSiive. Supervisors Center, Conway,
Hoffman, 'Klove, Lewis, Lynch, Mcintyre,
miller, Nicely, Palmer, Pritchett, Sheeers'l,
Stott and Worsley Q4) voted in the negative.
TIE report as submitted was declared sdort
"a.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PRoPFRS'i.
Supervisor Lynch, chairman Of tie com
uaittec on equalization of perssHsl property
Submitted the following report:
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlefsen Of The BOard
'of Supervisors: IT,.
Your committee on tho equalization of per
'sonal property have had the same under con
slderation and beg leave q Submit their re
. port and would recowmdhd that the count,
clerk he directed 10 sid or defhct as the cas-
NAV be the per centaSc5l as Set forth IN tn
following schedule, to.wit:
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The following 1otcn;s were issued from SIC
United States Patef tsiicc to citizens Of lleS'oia
from June I'D, 1874, ~ June 3Oth 1871. Reported
for the FnEE TRADiR hy Alexander a Mason
Solicitors Of PateSts,' GO5 Seventh street, Wash
nrton, ID. C.:
Gang Plow--& II Builmgamc, Sparta.
Artificial Marble--W Eurnet, Chicago
Mortising Machine Il Durkeo, Chicago.
Gang Plow-F Crothirs, SyS-,n.
Iron Truss BRIDGE ward Ucmberlee, Chlca-
70, I,u c,io,,.,
Stoye-pipc Damper-J VI Horton, chicago.
Riding Pow-J II Pcytor EantouI
Pan Forming Machine-f ID Sccor Odin
Ticket Clasp-W w Clay, jr. ~ X + Doer
Chicago. - MI,
Moline.
| Die for Forming PlowTona-C II Thompson
! Die for Forming shovcl-blOcks-C II Ihomp
son, Moline.
Organ Coupler e b Carpenter, Mendoza.
| Farm Gatc-C T Dawson, Bushnell.
4 Fertilizer Distributor llOlingsworth, Chr
/ CRSo. a., ,,
! india Rubrer.Horse Boot-D Hurlbut, Chi
cago.
hoy Cat ther-Gcorgc c McManis, Princeton
J Fog Carrier l. Stevens, Chicago.
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Sin is very much the offspring Of physical !Il;
health and feeble stomachs. During ohc-thitu
Of our time the process OF digestion mus 20 ~,
moi We'll. nothing i we'll. To bc dyspepuc IS 10
he miserable; moreover, dyspepsia u the iouh-
dation of fevers and diseases of the blood ii'eT
kin and kidneys. Dyspepsia invariably yielu7
To the virtues 81 the vegetable ingredlehts con
tanned in that great pun her OF tt PloOu a,e
s,nrer uf health, Dir WALHEgs CALIFoRNi'
VINEGAR BITIERs.
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PoET1CAL { 5. D.-A Connecticut torrc
,ondept contributes the following;

DODuent contributes tuc i'iio"ihS'
NV late old and intimate irlentt Owls Gay
lord Clark many wears ago related to me the
rCiIovirr anecdoie OF his brother, Willis e.,
who when visiting an old asduaintance, a
farmer, at time when albums were all the
rare. was handed by the daughter superan-
nnatcd account.book, ruled for pounds, shil.
iinrs and pence, in which he was requested
To write something pretty for her with which
request he complied in the1olowing manner
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KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY

ASHLAND the HOME OF liENist Clay me md nm n
yyiH fHircShP, the sites OF tke eveTni % Do
,s,,,, in eraoa with their separate FACULTIES ~
f,si and Instructors with an average OF teie 'oah ~
boarding from g. to per week. Sesio7' peglh Ne2hf
NgiIg in Srasinher F0rcaalugues or oiEe- Information
"'0' J. D. BOWMAE, Regent. KY. u. Lexington, n.y.
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WArEEpRuoF HARNESS BLACkING.-lhe
Journal of Ch,mistry gives a formula for max
ing harness backing. 1, is good and easily
made. Before using, the harness should o'
thoroughly sponged with warm CASTLE soap
suds, and The backing applied while yet The
leather is damp. To make the backing take
. ounces of mutton suet, ounces oil bees
wax. Melt and add 9 ounces sugar candy llr
fine powder, ounces soft soap, 21g ounces
of lampblack, IL ounce Of indigo an n9t
powder). When thoroughly incorporated, ado
I gill OF urpentine, and pour into pots ahc
tins.
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Child Bro & Phipps offer better bargains Tia
ever in boots and shoes.

\ call at Griffith Il Gibson's Bc,t ara Sioe
Emporium, on Main street, convincca Us Iha'
dun times have not reached one trim at least IN
Ottawa. All hands are busy showing ana sehlh.
off their stock OF summer goods al cost, 'anu
when Theodore says cost he meas COST 10
make room for mammoth stock OF iaE wear
NOW ordered. 4 word to the wise, etc.
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ArPLE DUMrIISGs.-Thcy are boiled N
small knitted cloths, which gives very or
namental appearance to an Otherwise homely
dish Take the cores out Of large greening
anples. and fill the cavities with marmalade
orange, or lemon if you have il, or with sugar
and spicc TO taste inclose in good kidney
crust; draw the cords around them tightly
(, and boil gently one hour, or steam an hour
and a half Eat with hard sauce.
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CANVASSING AGENTS WANTED

I'm every town throughout United states, ~ sell DR.
CALVIN's Crhhrai-d Cathartic Lozenges, eumaic ana
tOut LozrnVes Darrhea oZcue and sugar Coated Fever
And Auup PMS Al are articles OF superior merit neatly
prepared sell readily and give perfect tsihGuon =.
express charges pay, advances TO De HHhr hhIu
some profits energetic men'or wointn ADDRESS
CALVIN MEDICINE CO.. u Nesey ST., y. \.
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the fourth section which amendment was
adopted The report - amended was adopt
ed
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Supervisor klovc, from the committee on
equalization of lands, submitted the follow
. ing report:
Mr.. Chairman and gentlemen Of the Board
of Supervisors; Your committee to whom
was referred the Equalization of Lands beg
leave to report that they have had the same
under consideration and would respectfully
recommend the following rates per cent OF
addition and reduction, tO-wit:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-07-25

Tobacco dealers can make money 10y purchas-
ing tip top tue cut OF Williamson " Kellogg at
cje per pound 10y the pail.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-07-25

The bloomington Pantdgrdph has the an
nexed description OF the effect OF the rays o.
the sun during the recent hot weather:
The rails of the street railway, when they
we're laid in the cold weather, were placed
AS close together as possible. The sun heat
ed them so yesterday that, as they expanded
one place they raised the track ten inches
on both sides for sixteen feet, at the SAINT
time pulling all the sleepers out OF The
ground. How l. that Tor sun power
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-07-25

s,il on hand some Of the old stock q iurnI'
,ur. and lIudertabcr's goods, al M"sher'a stand
nm La Sale street Tho above will be- closed on
al luukrupt prices.