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NOTICE.

Tic subscriber viii make E fnal settle
nent on the Estate Of William Elmore, de-
ceased. in the Probate Court for Newberry
County, on Wednesday, the 29th day Of
March next, aad will apply 10 said Court
for his 6na! discharge as said Admiaistra-
tor. AL persons having claims against
said Estate will present the same to my At
torneys, Mess7s. Fair, Pope i Pope, on or
before said time.
JOHN 4. ELMGRE,
Admir-, Of the Estate Of William Elmore,
deed. Feb. 25, S-5t.
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.-''= Hyou want a good Violin, Guitar or
Banjo String, call at John F. SpecES,
for he keeps the best. l2-lt.
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Special and Local.

All angle or transient business notices in
the local department are inserted at the rate
of fifteen cents Fer iae-liberaI contracts
made Ior three, six or twelve months. If.
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Have you seen the beautiful English,
Beatrice and Gem Hats at McFall &
Pools? 49,. .... l2-tf.
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z. Ifyou wish to see the Dolly, Ida, Ed
dy and Virginius Hats, the prettiest and
latest 90 to McFall & Pools. l2-tf.
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DISSOLUTION,
Tobacco, Tobacco

We are just in receipt Of So BOXES Of
TOBACCO Of various grades ard prices, q:
wholesale or F2tai!.
LOVELACE l. WHEELER.
May %, 2l-tf.
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SsUsscE,-Fresh "Greenrillc" Meat and
,tuffed Sausage, constantly on hand and for
sale by -. j,E4q;i..= MN. C. CHASE.
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| The American Sarline Co.'S Bone-@i
Elsss Sardiacs, are much better, and
less than halfthe cost of imported |
| Sar0ineS, S-ly.
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TnE FIRCIyON PLANTER

Is new Invention. |, has Leen gotten up
20 meet the wants OF every farmer. it has
no wheel about il. II is easily held on the
ridge a one-armed man Can plant with
it. it is il every way perfect. l, leaves
10 skips. 1t will plant one, two, three or
four bushels OF seed per acre. 1t took a
premium over 81 different Planters last
wear, the Dow Law among them. 1t is far
superior to any other Planter ever invent
cd. Every machine is sold under guarantee
10 satisfy.
The undersigned hav, purchased the sole
righ, for Newbcrry, Edgeicld and Lexlng-
;on Counties.
Farmers, apply at once, either 10 US at
Prosperity, S. C., or TO Mayes & Martin,
Newbcrry, S. c., with whom We have es-
t.blishel an Agency. Send your orders.
A. L. USE & co.
Mar. i, 9-lt.
Elgrfrld Advertiser please copy twice
and send bill 10 this oiii,:e.
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DECIDEDLY N1CE.-Last Monday
morning i friend knowing our ;csthet-
ic nature, caught Us by the arm and
lead us away, quietly remarklng that
he had something nice to show us. We
welded confidently and followed. He
leal us through the heat ;ild well filed
store of AlcssrS. McFali and Pooi, and
ushercd us into the large rear room,
where Il scene beautiful and refreshing
rcgaled our eyes, 4 floor handsomely
carDcted. walls white, fresh and clean,
furniture neat. and show cases rcSp!en
dc,,t with bonnetS, ribbons, and flowers
rivalling tie &sEen colored rainbow il
beauty. TO make ourselves exactly TN
derstooI, McsSls. McFall and Pool have
established u first class millinery de-
var;ment in the rear Of their dry goods
store, which the ladies of Newbcrry
may take pride in. 1t Is under The able
management apd supervision OF Mrs. S.
Redus. who is assisted by ? skilled and
accomplished Young lady from Coium-
bia. We take pleasure inrecommend-
ino t!.i; establishment to the liberal
patronage Of the public. We've got 4
considerable notion of marrying Just to
get to buy one Of those pretty bonnets-
Coop ADvIcE.-"Lord Derby, in dis
tributing the prizes to the students OF
Liverpool college, made an observation
&C sensible that it deserves to be here
repeated. II is not" he said, mental
labor which hurts anybody, ugleSs the
excess be very great, but rather frettiu@
and tidgeting over the prospect Of labor
to be zone through" 4 man must ac-
custom himself to take things coolly,
and avoid hurry and nervous excite
ment by keeping we'll beforehand with
want he has to do. Lord Derby thinks
morning work better than night work.
AMI that i man who cannot get through
his days labor without artificial stimuli
lantS had ''better consider whether that
kind of labor IS fit for linn IT AL"
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TIE CIHCUS.-Woottcn Il Andrews
Menagcrie exhibited here on the 18th
inst. agreeably to appointment. There
were ten OF twelve cages Of fine AMI
mails, some of which were the best we
ever saw of tieir kind. There WAS no
riding. The gymnastics, vaulting and
tumbling We're excellent, and were wit
messed with appreciation. Special men
ton should be made Of the female ira
peziSt, whose exhibition Of muscle and
activity were astonishing; but we conld
not help but feel that she should have
been :. man. Though the attendance,
owing to the bad state Of the weather.
was not so large rs is usually given to
shows in this place, st;llit WAS fair
The Arab tumbler and vaulter, whose
skill elected much praise. left the troop
ut this place to fulfil III engagement in
Philadelphia. We witnessed his sepa-
ration from his comrades, and observed
that there were tender spots in the hearts
Of rough shownlen rs well as in the
more respectable Glasses of society.
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- GROCERIES, s.-Evcrything in the Grocery
line for sale 1t WM. G. ChASES.
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and for sale at -''.. WM. G. CHASEs.
NEwBEHKY DIVISION No. S, S. OF I.
This, Division will on the evening Of
April Z, install its officers for tue ensu-
ing term, and at the same time dedicate
;the Hall to Temperance. The public
ssre respectfully invited,to' be present.
These ceremonies are beautiful and
gise aa insight into the working of the
Division. aad the objects for which it is
instituted
The ceremonies will be under the di-
rection of the Grand Worthy Patriarch.
THE AGRIcULTURALs sOCrETY.-Dont
give it up, keep working at it until sue
cess crowns your efforts, and then don't
give it up. Talk about it everybody.
Think about it everybody and digest
Your thoughts thoroughly. There is no
question Us to the conclusion you will
cometo. An Agricultural Society, well
aaanaged. giving i fair annually, thus
stimulating industry and spreading
knowledge, would be IN Archimedean
geser in Building up the town, and IN
moving forward the prosperity Of the
County - .A.;
Corrox-Bring your Cotton to Us, we
gives+sss.s tep of the market" for it.
ii y. ~. - -WM. c. CHASE { CO. 2
W1sEMAS's GA1LERY.-We took oc-
eas;on to drop into Wiseman's Photo
graph Gallery, day or two since, and
could not resist i feeling Of pride that
Newberry had such a neat and we'll ap-
pointet! establishment as it is. Mr..
Wiseman is still adding improvements,
one Improvement suggesting another,
so that when he gets fixed according
to his notion We can safely say that his
IS tise fastest and best appointed gal
gesy la the State, outside of Columbia
YesS Charleston. His assistant artist
sud portrait painter, Mr.. LangSton.
executes handsome work.
Next n INPoRTANCE.-Afteg one
has the money and feels the want tof
any article, the next thing Of Importance
is to know where the desired article can
be obtained of good quality and low
price. Now the people Of Columbia
have considerable advantage over 9TH
els in this respect, for when they need
anything in the line of China, Glass,
Tin or Crockcrvwarc for table, mantel
hoard or bedroom, they know vt once
that one Of the best places for such
things is the store Of Me<srS. hlngS!ind
8R1ss.h under the Columbia Hotel
Sar establishment, fli! Stoek-
Il s>d. 12-2t.
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THE NawBR&R4 RGR @&0.
\ NEW DEPARTURE.

Our Spring and SUMMER MOCK OF
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods is now
complete in all departments. Compris-
ing all of the newest styles and novel
ties of the day, which we intend to sell
1T the lowest living rates for cash.
We have also opcneda Il Millinery De,
part,ncnt in connection with our Dry
Goods business, and having obtained
the services Of one OF the best TrimmerS
South. also the services Of Mrs. Sophia
Mower RednS. who is so well known to
the ladies of thisand adjoining Counties.
to superintcnd the Millinery Depart
ment. We have fitted up the room in
rear of our store in first class style,
which is gem within itself, in which
we have, and intend TO keep. constantly
on hand a beautiful and well assorted
stock of Millinery, and al goods usual
" kept in that line.
We would ask our friends and &c
Guaint;,nccs. It's we'll rs those of Mrs.
KeduS, TO give us Il call before purch;'S-
iny elsewhere. We guarantee to give
entire satisfaction both rs to style and
price. TERMS CASH.
I2-tf. MCCALL 4 POOL.
To 4 T.-EFho that ever saw L party
of negroes 60 Of on the cars will fail to
recognize IN accurate description Of the
accompanying hustle in the following
lines, which We found in Georgia ca
change:
Hilhcr thither. parlcy. pair.
Here's your box-ny Dundlc-whtre:
Write Il lcttcr-Oh. YOU see
Won'tyou comc-takc care. it's me.
Humpy dumpy. clear the track.
The box is busted. push it back
Sister BctScy. Polly Pry.
Get ;tboard-the nation. why:
Pm guing-say YOU must
Rest ass,rcd III come or bust.
Whoop. the wlistic-i:;rc-you
Won't You come with lis 20 dwell?
llurly bury, rattle, run,
Whoopec. hoopcc. hoopcc, hum!
INDIAN GIRL CIGAR STORE,
unsurpassed by any retail Cigar Store
Of the SouthD Special Agency for
+Genuine Durham" Smoking Tobacco
(Bull BRANDY G5 cts. per lb. ''SilEcr
Lake" Fine Cat Chewing Tobacco.Sl.25
pcrlb. The "Ring' Chewing Tobacco,
put up in 5 lb. tin cans. Sc per can.-
(INholesale Trade supplied ut Factory
Priues.) Sole Agency for the celebra-
ted Five Cent Cigar. This Cigar is no
patent arrangement, calculatcdto hunl-
bug people out of their money, but has
become justly celebrated only on ac-
count of merit. Meeting the wants of
the poor nan, because it enables linn to
oct :,s GOOD 4 smoke for FIVE CENTS as
can be bought elsewhere for Ten Gents.
Meeting the wants of the rich imam, be-
cause in these times Of uncertain spccu-
lltionS lie does not feel that he can IN
dnlnc in his accustomed HAVANA, GHd
HIS is tie jcE substitute. Meeting the
wants of travellers, because they can
protect themselves from the enormous
prices usually charged by dealers. ami
at the same time get 4 better article
Meeting the wants of all, because luxu-
" and economy are herein combined.
Sold only by Perry & Slawson, Indian
Girl Cigar Store, Columbia Hotel Block,
Columbia, 5. c. 12-tt.
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NOTICE.

Z Persons interested will take notice tia;
the following order has bcca passed by the
Probate Judge Tor Ncwberry County, the
Hon. James e., Leahy, to-wit::
"Ordered that Monday, the 30th day ot
March next, at ten o'clock, A. ~, be fixed
for final settlement on the personal estate
OF Washington B. Mcclellan, with Eliza K.
Mcclellan, the Administrative thereof, when
she will have leave to state her amount!
ard move for i final discharge from all fur
ther liability as such Administrative.
9th Feb uarY, 1911"
will avail myself Of that order.
ELIZA X MCCLELLAN,
9th February, 1874. Adm'x.
Mar 4, 9-5t.
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D. They will also be held responsible for the
publication OF all notices in Bankrupt cases.
= Transient advertisements Of any kind must
be paid for in advance. # the parties adver-
tisips DO not reside in town.
Job work aud subscriptions strictly cash.
All papers shall be stopped hereafter as
soon rs the term of subscription expires, un-
less satisfactory arrangements are made TO
continue the same.
The 4 mark denotes expiration-alter that
tAe paper is discontinued.
Bear these Thugs in mind. st.
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NOTICE.

will make q settlement on the Estate Of
Allen i. Cook, deceased, in The Court Of
Probate, and apply for 4 discharge as Ad-
min;<tratrix thereof Oh the 4th day OF April,
ISL, X. II. COOK,
Mar. /, 9-5,- Adnin!strasrlx.
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HEAR WHAT IS SAID.
~. HEAR WHAT IS SAID.
HEAR WHAT IS SAID.

~. HEAR WHAT IS SAID.
HEAR WHAT IS SAID.
'Wondcrful effects have resulted from
your Dr.. PEE@Y'S Biltcrs.'
MY Chills are gone. can hardly believe
it."
send me one case PERRY's Eittcrs again.
Nothing like them here"
''I enclose uflilav!t Of my case. I had to
do so 10 convince you OF the wonderful
cure"
'Surely they are the most delightful wine
tonic in tic world"
DIR. Wilson says that you are public
benefactor.' ...
"Hurrah, No more Rhcunatism.'
NO more headache, thanks to YOU"
We could fiji this paper twice over with
Just such genuine extracts, bu; the above
must suffice. Our BitterS are prepared I'M
der the supervision Of Dr.. D 5. PERRY,
Member of the Royal College of Physicians
end Surgeons, London, England, and OF the
Medical Clinic Of Glasgow.
All orders Should be addressed to THE
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Who Wants an Organ?

ANY one in need 0! one Of Ncedlam & Sons
Organs, will find it 10 their advantage 20
apply to the HERALD OFFICE
Jau. u, 3-tf.
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Complaint for Il Injunction and Relief.
Bv order Of the Court raSs2a i; tn,5 ac-
tioa an the 18th day Of February, \. D.
1874, the Copar;nership heretofore existing
between Lambert J. Jones, William II.
Webb and william, c. Parker, under the
firm name of WEBB, JONES & PARKER,
is dissolved, and the. Creditors OF said Part
nerShip are ordered to establish their re-
<pective demands against said PartneT2h;p
before NE, on or heic:" :he iir$t day Of
May net JESSE Z. SMITH,
Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas for
Newbcrry County.
Feb. Ii, lS74-7-llt.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE..

will make final settlement on the Estate
Of Lancston Y. Wicker, deed, in the Pro-
bate Court for Newberry County, s. G., on
the 7th day OF April, 1874, and en- that DAY
will apply 10 said Court for final discharge
as Administrator Of said Estate Creditors
will present all demands on or before tbss
dav. JAMES GAUNTT,
Mar. /. 9-4t. Administrator.
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TAKE NoTiCE.-A:l parties having Adj
a. Ininistrator's or Executors Notices for
N publication. viii save themselves trouble
<by5comitig prepared to pay for the same
before insertion. ls our terms are cash
Lawyers handing in such notices will be y
held responsible for the payment.
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PLANTATION SUPPLIES constantly on hand
and for sale nv WM. c. CHASE.
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EGGs.-l0O doz. fresh Eggs jus. received,
and for sale at 49, '.' WIN. c. CHASEs.
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ORDER OF SUPREME C"uRr.-The
following order WAS made by the Sll-
prenle Court, Friday, March 20:
It is ordered, tlEtt at the April term
of the Court, commencing on the third
Tuesday Of April next, the causes on
the several circuits shall be called in
tine following order, and the time to be
allowed to tie hearing Of causes from
eacll circuit shall be TO the day fined
for the commencement of the next. eN-
cept us to the Sixth Circuit. to which
shall be allowed two days: Fifth Cir
cult, Tuesday, April 2l; Third, Friday,
q; First, Monday. p; Fourth, Mon
day, May !: Seventh, Wednesday, 6;
Second, Friday, 5: Eighth, Tuesday,
Il; Sixth, Thursday, II.
II will be observed that the time for
hearing causes from Ncwherry County.
is Wednesday, 9th Of May.
DEATu.-We regret to record the
death of Mr.. Atmar Rogers, who died
of pneumonia on Tuesday night, the
18th inst, after painful illness of four
or five weeks. lie WAS buried last
Thursday afternoon by the Masons and
Odd Fellows, to both of which orders he
belonged as 4 zealons and faithful men,
Der, who during his sickness fratcrnally
watched at his bedside to comfort and
relieve.
Mr.. Rogers was good man. kind.
polite, Industrious, sober, upright. He
was respected and esteemed by his ac
quaintancrs and loved by his friends,
many of whom surrounded his grave
to pay the lust tribute of-reSpcct 10 de-
parted worth.
He leaves i wife and three children,
but their loss is his gain, for we believe
he has exchanged Il bed of suffering
and disease for a heavenly crown and
sweet repose on the bosom of his Savior.
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To 4 T.-IVho that ever saw Il party
of negroes 60 of on the cars will fail to
recognize IN accurate description Of the
accompanying hustle in the following
lines, which we found in 4 Georgia ca
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Stoves and Tin Ware.
Furniture---Carp

TSsEit;iIT, ". T.-Dealcr in Cooking and
W ilc%Iin" stoves. all styles and prices.
Large assortment ui TiH Ware. T.;
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,oard and Rooms Wanted.
GUNNER heIreuIs.

TUE DAILY TRIBUNE wiu be mailed 70 20
trauer sbsrbers. IeartHg Neo- forE k'apVSry G
az Ur on,k postage prepaid 81 NOAH posag oy
paid oes eo and % 1Gy, ST y, edfr ~ mi %
arr aIdre for 81 postage pddj avg Ut ,,es,
eissp Of POI rdVelrs abroad oar hass S"y o. az ds
~ TJI r inn E nad 10 BANKERS or TIE J0tOMng e. " -,
T,iY Tor one moaih sEMEw WEEKLY LTee months "hhhbi "
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Eeaal Nollrcs.


GUPREME COURT, Kings Connty:-JOHN u.
~ Wish Plaintiff against WALTER MITCHELL DeiendanI
Summons for served) To the are
sI and oaired complaint IN tins acton
heh viii be- fled oe Of the CLERK o. the County o. hng AZ
- CoUnty in Of BROOKLYN, and 70 serve copy G
ur answer 10 tie the subscriber ms once No %
Sys in The v of 20 DAYS after the service Of
pop ON YOU exclusive OF the day Of such service iSAa you
fs 10 said complaint thin the TINE AFORESAID hs M
fin his son viii apply the Court for Tie reh demanded ID ue
complaint EO ARNOLD, Fhlnil ATTORNEY " "@"S~' ~N'
DATED August l, 1874. 80 ri. c.,.,. c.,A,,
The complaint tas action vas he IN the knBs NoiHy Twin
OEee tie pa Gsy Of September - p,,.n 1885,
CTTPRFNF COTTRT. CITY and County of New
- York-RCHARD MOUNT Ts;S9en{ Saa ~, S o. .A
NoHs and Mvra MoIat inant children OF william b. Mou1
sntf against HELM C. RACBl individually aud as M no.
Igilam ~ r. cey pseDdanSumnons Tor rehe e
dsp You summoned and required 70 answer me com
On, COUNTY Of the Courhonse In the Cy OF
yl mi 10 sery py said complaint on the
srhr her Al bs once No 335 Boatway the City Of heT'lo
s hereof exclusive Of the day Of ueh
service aud you the compliant within the Time AI
said this action VIII apply 10 1ne Nou' " '"' W
demanded IN the complaint - -, o.reo,- p,,ax. I.o-n.v
Dated Aug IL 1874 o. IiLLo SUN m . Fns q,
The compliant the above entitled &C ion wa Sled IN me once OF
che CLERK County Of New ork at the Courhoas
ne aid citr on the seve day Of septeHb y 1874 co.
'Ns ~ '' - O. TIlLO IsoN, Plaintiffs Attorney
DATED September 49, 1874. IlIAwow
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Marple ano slate Glantfls.
Chances tor Business alen

DDITIONAL CAPITAL PROCURED for
IN Merehau Manuaciurers and Mining Interests ngos
"a Real Its exchanged Persons with capital seek
M business approved oppoftuies References The Nc
k0e kssds-st a. GfGGS & CARLETON,
Financial and Business Broken 9S Broadway
VV0R SALE, on easy terms-The LEASE,
~ STOCK and FIXTURES eesstalshed shoe inoth
bve Per particulars apply GEO SILVER Assignee 81 Nsen-s
A SPLENDID OPENING in the growing City
IN OF Eorok TEL and STORE PROPERTY on Msin,s
Cor SALE RENT very central. Address WM s. VIII
EiNSOS. Norfolk. Va
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MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
WI Delaware Water Gap Penn.
Terms redu'sd - siS per wees Tn8o HAUsER.
Proprietor
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NRIENT SPRINGS HEALTH mo 4 y -. II 1
" AMHERST families Will be aeeounnouA 49,,
SIMMER BOARD st celebrated utgt. this season
DROSPECT PARK HOTEL,
II CATSKILLL. N T.. m -.
House $50 elevation with extensive grounds Of some [
an ,ba Ryer scenery unsurpassed IN the
hons, greatly enlsr extended and improved has
GLASS ACCOMMODATIONS for 500 or 4O0 0UbolS' Ae0''
oT Dol" Aho eAfA A'''e" JOHN BREASTED. Cs,skih
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Gfrurslone.


The BEsT and MOST AGREEABLE TONIC vet introduced foi
| 81 In5ireon Debility and Loss OF Appetite hIn
Iusbe Recommended purity by The Food Journal Ah1S M
I...su D. " ntWOrth L. Scott, r. & g. r. a. : l..
nj s. A. sc sold by Grceers omen am Chemists IN large
Iottes each. Beware Of limitations rrep sISp ~
Leeds. England.
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6tdiionerp.

WRITING PAPERS, ENVELOPES, PRINT,
w ING STATIONERY Ne low figures Samples by mail
LIVINGSTON M1DDLBDTCH Bareayst (AssOr House, N u
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A PRIVATE family will let a suite of ele-
IN gAnuy furnished ROOMS With BOARD geuleAAa ana his
wife t EStenea sailing 53 Veal 33dss, Iseftees
sIchzuse A 'r~- r"'
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help UanIeo-- Males.

NVANTED-A young man, aged about 81,
w With good address respectable family 70 MAKE hm,si
usesal sicass piano forte establishments nut pA W..
Those fa6 all the above conditions ne no'
cate. Address A. b. C.. StauOu ID.
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5itnations Uanic0-- females.
Chambermaids.

Chambermaids.
.CHAMBFRMAID and LAUNDRESS, or FINE
~ WAsHISGBy neat IesPeeish snd Industrious lonng 40
LAUNDhbss hnI thAmbLhAAlD rs o.peIeh IN eitne
BoOKHAAs No. 800 4thsIs.
CHAMBERMAID and SEAMSTRE or fine
~ washing IN SOD isJ by neal tidy r has gOea Islsrenes
Gbl Willing AID OtAsa dT eoaHtrT Call Al lou GaVs, over
shoe store
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~ other good reliable swedish, Wsh lnsa
English Scotch coore the PROTESTANT
HOME BUREAU 1873 6tb.e lOht Cosiu;ed BY ADsn-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-24

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Tribune Omce.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-12-04
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