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, 1874-08-19
An Indiana Lntly Shot nj Yellow
Springs. o. a Mysterious Alf,tir--
s&'hE Ea4nnA4AS,t1 <eae1Ap.

An 1ndta11n lnNY SHOT nj yellow
Springs, GA N1yhserious Alf,tir--
Tae Supposed Ctanse.
PtAow Spr1nas, O. {Aug 15,. corre&pondtnee sf Tho
Inaf1nab0tts Sent5Hsf.
Tho tranquility of this usually quiet village wns
Violently disturbed fow days ngo by shooting.
affair, which oamo near furnishing tile public
tho victim, ia rosidcnt Of Dlutfton, Ind, and N
whiting relatives In this paco. About 10 O'Clock
one evening, almost a wook ago. while ontorint;
a front door. abs was Blut in tho back by aonlo
unknown person standing on ti,o outside OF tho
yard, Glx buckstaot penetrating her person. Sl,o
hns been in very critical condition, but Is bo-
lievdl to bo recovering. Drs. 1farriB Il prots-
inan, both akillful surgeons, now pronounce ler
out Of ,dangor. Tho whole nffair lB involved In
myntery. Tho people, however, hal
tloir suspiclons, aud accordingly
5lr. Taylor waH arrosted on tho
Bnppositiou that 10 was the perpotrntor Of tho
decd. His trial was Bot tor today, but ut tlta
writing tho result Inns not boon reached. It iu
supposed that Taylor mlstook Mia ATaraley for
his vito, who occupied room in the same
building. Sho Lad obtained q divorce from hin,
and nlimony, amounting to $500, to pay which
ho waH compelled to soil lis farm. This oxus-
porasoa Linn groatly, aud Ae threatened to ba
was receiving tho attentions ami yHita OF cer-
to Withhold, aud tho knowoletlgo Of ta inteai~
iloaTaylor'a anger and jealousy, ,wiel, oumnatol
IN the shooting Of Aliaa Alarkley, WHOM Ao mis-
took Tor his wife. Tho young laly's paronta
wore tolegraplled to Immediately aftor tho uu-
fortunate afalr, and aro now here. They wi1l
roHlove Aor home as soon NJ she ia sufficiently
recovered.
, 1874-08-19

coudl:lon. Tho ontlro report was. received Ind
put on fito.. ~
Tho Iloalth 0flcor reported that l,a had Abstod
479 nuiaaucoB during tho ,woek. and condemned
quito quantity Of fruits aud nleAts n unfit Tor
food.
Df. Schlontzer wnntoa tho l1cnlt11 Officer to
i,ofontter assign hin reason fur all oondolnuations
-l1u naIiaH.
rhp s!oaN!a Oolccr further rnpnrtod thal CON-
nlana tiad bonn lodged agalnHt certain dealofa In
oyntorH, and TINT llo Ind snnt tu noveral of tho
niacoB tinmod without gaining my ovidanco thai
tfe f,ealtt, ordinance was being violated.
DE. aolloet2er called attention to poisonous
ng-powders, and citoi oaao whoro family
Ind boon Rlcllonod from tho uao Of tlon,. This
iodto aomo discussion, but no specific action.
Aljouruotl.,
, 1874-08-19
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
The Rev. @. ". Wendte,. OF the Fourth Uni
tariau Church, OF this city, who has been on h
siS months leavo Of abHonco In Europe, BalB
from Liverpool On tho goth inst. for homo, In tho
Samaria.
Owing to tho ill-lealth OF. the rev. Father
Corsemnr., President Of tho Jcnuit College, in
this city, tho Rov. Father Do Bloick Inns beon
mado President. Tho Rev. Father >Venpeman,
Librarian OF tho College, has bocn transferred
to Cincinnati to, tako tho TroasurorB1lip> Of IT.
Xavior's College, in Tint city. -, .',..>,
A most enjoyable reception was given 6ignor
Cavanna and vito, In ca1nmemoration Of his Both
birthday, at tho homo Of HIS Ron-in-law, Dr..
Silva, Wost Side, A1onday night. Big. .CaYanl,a
is ono Of tho oldest and most wealthy Italianp Of
Chicago, having lived In this city moro than
twenty yoarn.
Palmer Honse--Dnncan phyfo, New York;
Il. n PHELPS, Rochester; John J. B.fc1y, Iowa i;
Boston; ". 4. Fisher. milwaukee,, u. 4. Grif.
As, Japan; E. +. seohols Melbourne Australia.
:. -. Grand Pac{Gc-o. Q. Godfrey, Han
9tbal, No. George $. M1oero. Louisville 2. q.
Cummings, Pelin; George ". Blair. Pittaburg /;
@. T. Arnet, Cloyonne; .. i. Weathcrby. CIn-
cinnati; ". W. Miner, O. D. Aims, Youngs-
town. g.; ". e. Wellington, Dubuque @. Rob
inHon, Toronto ~. 8. Norton, Hartford. -. :.
fremont House-aeosge paterbaugh, Peoria /;
T. Watson, Now York; ]. \. Lund, New Or
leans; s. H. Melvin. Springfield; A. q. Ewing,
Clinton; 4. Cnrrlo, Shreveport; II. sIayo.
Ottawa; II. 2. Plato, ,RocEfortl =. Sher-
man. Houae-D. T. Cannon, Drodhead, WIS. |;
Thco. i. Jossup, Kendall Ianao seoloy, sayan-
mil; Charles Smith, BOSTON B. T. Norvol, u
8. Al; J. Y. Mason. New York; D. o. Judsou,
Milwaukee,, Jphu Nnsh, Cincinnati.
, 1874-08-19

and. tllllDB TO instruct iii rpfcrOnto tn N1Vi1i
Afslcans," he amused with storica OF hpir-
breadth escapes from boing chowoi IN by Jions
or frightened to death by other monstors Ut Ito
wtlda.
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ANOTHER pLUMDnIDUE CASE.
mnn Attemnts 10 lrnvo tu,s .or,
T,rc fyn,,einrl IN n 1,,,,,n,.a 80.
r,,n,D 1A's@
px,,. ~. v-,o orhan, pk.o,,u.
f,o'" w .'e'o o''e.'"' .a 'say"ae. --.
Our CITY mas 1ast peon Inc seono OF story Al
dramatic ali Sensational as my Of Cllarlea
Neado's mad creations Ia hss story OF II Hard
Canh.n-a moved whlcl, ahows uB that eyon this
sova n.y. rs 1;s9 ~ III . s"u nsa PCT.
avg. .af ,;,. ma. 81 'uv ~" uotoio'a "'sto
ill., so. t'os, ,Yen ~ ~ III ~ .y.,. N~, :, ro,o
ravo nI W sno n10ty r. ~ n'o ~ ~ sa
vonra ~ ma rnta t KY ~ ono va nafH Sung ,a .on
Ainm; ~ W N,o t. ~ cU.eal; rs u N"toaHS, adss
nr".nnan1 T. n,g ,Sgu r. s ~ Gulolo i1 ouilosuu VI
fIo to,1 Tia n,,sas,e, stas IT, ~ WIZ "as so'
that sha ntenfca @ "a t.e ,eta OF oatoosy, aaa
orncri,nontinr w ~ poHiotn aaMi enae nne ""s
inst What an1ou.t n..i " tnRlg poson 70 sao
stories ho forrno1 enr+ IN ~ 1 sn9an Sa
flf all thcae ator,oa srru oo,o all.
tpg, Pbyaicans yiaitn1 io ht a. AnaW tns Iosa
rnl,k that thnv a,, hnr ha,,s 'a oa's sno Was IGo
hcr cvcrv ant}or ~ ann IL aduana a W9fo Woteaine
nofnn Hjgu Of insanity mr. ynncmo,s.
with fhoso nrannratnrr oosiaAa, atosaa T.. ..,.,,
brnrs n aut IL tn Nafa{o. Ga.st .no -. husnauu
dictinn Of bin wfc-a onrao InuIs a sos <ho ahtce-
sauo. Of lila also ala vas ~ ayIianng nor H.
nanore snrvai m her ,,a,o sEa
ktsha,d and ;riiho,t ,a,so sppropltatou ait ~ tao
1onoo. 11cr ,oase want hnf3ra s''toss. m o1 9xi. @
could not defend eracf iac.u,e n an cuasss o nna
~ ion of to yerv ariaoncn ~ s1u wa etsee'
Mr. Coloman knew thst H. nran' y. st'a aa's
vifo uon', bn nNrossar~ fnr tiIa o5 us
ia nerauaIcd 1,er to ttn sosrt rnn,o W. .I.
for kor Tho Judee aid nos coma H. ono nopt pHly
fournad md aicwent i,amc Trao 'uY -, ~
frinnl of 1fra Co1cma H. S1o,ria sn asss'
Attorney Of tbe rar;aI, nf harsnann h.nra,,a,
nccidonfn11v t. LIAR ~ tn csSo ~ ~.
to Natchn1 not saco,,d ~ snn IL nrsaeo up
as Mrs Co;amnna nttornov ha oron,i.,aa ,i,a
caae nn] HhnwcI liz illoyaitv IT, .!a snu
ho;nr % 5anrivod ~ har 3;t'ariI .,5 1 .auy waa
nnrtn w;thnnt So.r;,,r ~ doianso "a ptoPosss y"
The appearaneo q % Of liz '' caan tmma1;oto,y
cbanood XII ~ T,doa ras, su u;'no t'uouase!y
rrs,t tho s1enroc of intar1;ctinn P'1oi''o'"S "
T'ho hushmni at thia a,voro In ,,,,, =. .,
1s uoint Jndno or Inv tn In rontro"., ti.at .;s
wlfo wns insana> and wou, hovo ~ ho suas ~ isn
cinrod. Ho throatonoi tn ta'sn az apncai ~ H.
Kunreme Court md hayo tbe o. opIs;nn ~ s.na9 eJ
, 1874-08-19


To the Editor Of The Chicago tribune:
S1H: THE TRIBUNE has 30 frequently and
perspinuousty discussed tho subject OF local
taxes, and the mode and manner OF collecting
them, TINT WAS RarprlBed by the inaccuraoy OF
the editorial statoment yesterday, that thore ex-
lists in tlle city two different sets Of Tax-Collecs-
ora, whosa dutiea aud Offices ought, In Justice to
the public, to bs consolidated.
1t will add force to your argument and reaaon-
ing 10 know that in fact md practically thoro
arc no less than five. and perhaps might fairly
c'nim seven distinct offices in tlo city for tho
collection OF taxesl
onunorato thom aB follows;
CITY CoAfector's 0Nee-For collection Of city taxes
nul assessments.
Htt<r-9uE 0@te-Tor collection Of water~ta1es etc.
1oon Culectors' Udlees {}Onu IN eac division for
collection from Decembor 10 May Of Slate, county,
anil town taxes.
South Pa,k GaEseeter oac<-For collection Of South
Park assessments.
County Yrtasn1tr,s oNce--ror collection Of Suite,
equity, aud town tAfca 4ftcr roturu VI books by tIo
Town Collector.
Tb add any comments OF my own to the fore.
going exhibit IL, pcrhaps, hardly necessary.
The substantial accuracy Ut my atatomont That
thore aro live and, might say. seven. Tax-Col-
lcotora' Offices In Chicago ia, belieyo, mado
sufficiently oloar and manifest. Respectfully,
yours, ". J. ONAHAN.
CHICAGO. Aug, u, 1s7t.
, 1874-08-19


Tho nov. y. II. ELLA, pastor Of tho Michigan
Ayonuo Baptist Church, will preach sermon
especially to young mon Sunday ovoning, in iB
church, being tho fifth aortnon III tho oo,lrso, ,lt,-
dor tho anaplcos Of tho Young Mems Christian
Association.
all mombors Of Cosmopolitan Lodge, No. 6,
knights Of pythias, aro requested to 10 present
this eveuing for tho purpose OF nominating d
Y. G., md to trausacs other important business.
Tho Third scn,-annual gathering OF t],s High
Iand Association Of Illinois will DO held In their
hail. southwest corner Washington md Dos
PLANES strcets,. Thursday, At 8 p. IN.
The Chicago Military Of1cor'a Association
meet at Capt. Naggo' roBidonco, 974 West sladl-
son street, this oventng, at 7,30 p. m, for tho
transaction Of important businoss.
Tho picnic for tho choir and sunday-achool Of
st. potor's Meaion vii! tako place this after-
noon at Lincoln Park. All friends Of tho Mfasion
arc cordially invited to nttcnd;
Tho fair FIR tho benefit Of st. stephon'a
Catholic Church IL progressing, aud all dealroua
Of spending q pleasant evening should not fall
to attond. -
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Fob EENT.

TIME FIRST AND SECOND STORY
Store Room, with cellar beneath, No.
l2lS, on the west side OF Main street, now
occupied by \. l.. Craft 4 Bro, rs whole.
sale notion store. II has plate glass front
and is well lighted in the rear. The loca-
ton for any business, is equal 10 the best
in the city. Possession LIST of April next.
Apply TO WIN. PAXTON,
noS2ia Chaplinc street.
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed In
West Virginia. 1t will be sent to any adj
dress one year for 500. Valuable premi-
ums 10 club agents and TO subscribers.
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DIED.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 22nd, az sO'clock p.
m, Hermann GOETHE, aged thirty-hVe
years.
Funeral will take place from his late
residence, at Bellaire, this Tuesday after
noon, mt o'clock. Friends of the family
are invited to attend. InterIncnt al the
Red Mems cemetery, at Wheeling.
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ESTRAY COW.
MARSHALL COUNTY, To-wIT:
TO rHK CLERK OF COUNTY COURT OF SAID
COUNTY:
We, W. II. McCoilum, II. Hooth, and
Thomas Crisweil, three frecholderS Of said
county, do hereby certify that by virtue OF
n warrant 20 us directed by \. L. Pelly,
Justice NJ the said county, We have this
day. on our oat hs. viewed and appraised "A
COW taken up rs an cstray by Geo. MARBLE,
on his lands, and assess the samu AZ Seven
teen Dollars. The said cow has white body
with red spots. brindie head and neck,
short horns, legs brindlc from knees down.
about twelve years old, and large, square
bell fastened on with leather strap.
w. II. McIDLLUM,
IL. HOOTH.
noaSeryu THOS. CRISWELI-
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IF AIe.hoIi. siimuIenIs are taken i'm.

to the blood the heart works faster, and
this unnatural speed wears out the vital
All Intoxicating nostrums adj
vcr,iSed as "tOnics," "rCnOvators," &C.,
produce this disastrous effect, anu should
bc rejected. DR.. Walkers Vegetable Vine
gar Bitters-an Invigornt without the
curse OF ALCOHOLICS everywhere supplant-
ing these pOiSOnS, novllb
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LINDSLEY INSTITUTE.

REV. J. B. CLARK, A. NJ. ASSOCIATE
REV. w. H. MORTON, A. NJ. PRINCIPALS
This institution will be reopened on
MONDAY, Nov. I'D, as High School for
bows and young men. Glasses will be Or
canized In the Higher Mathematics,
Sciences, Ancient and Modern Languages
and the Common English Branches. Spe-
cini attention will be given 10 Penman-
shin, Drawing, Composition and Declama-
ton Terms OF tuition sl0and sl2per quar-
ter. Application for admission can now
be made 10 either OF the Principals. noliw
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DR.. |. H. Longdon
OK TItE--
URINARY ORGANS!

The urinary apparatus consists a." " w,
kidneys which E'cTele tho ulnt' ~ 49,.
tars which convey = 10 the DIST.
bladder which coutaIDs u ana tipi vi, ~,
through which ~ j. carried nom va. -.
When any substance enter W" '!I I''',,,,
tlOr and n not required for ihe hss,., ~
Of the body nor forms an "l'h'.. ~ 80,
healthy blood, IL should Dr remove" .
the system by thcss organs. -,,..,,l.
our DOiipa are al ways ln y staiG % us,' :,
ton. Old matter ~ continually 49,,
and thrown on, and new parlr,T 90
from he blood 10 Teplsr" u. n'ho', 80.
dispase az these important er"frhID :. =.
lets Of the body can long eIt.L Siks"'rt
riousIy affecting the general htAhn ,,G.
principal constituent 81 thr uTihs ,''.I
~ poisonous. and II retained ~ " Al.
even In small quantity, ziNes ~,,I ar.
turbance Of the stomach, BRAIN a., IL
yous system. while ia lafg" guah, ,d
produces sfupDT, coma conNuI,tne, =.
death. An entire arrest 81 ID" ufhny
cretlOn lOr twJBty-fOur hOuD N""'"
fatal. ,-,,.,,,tor %
Dr, Longhon deyo;,s special attrn, a',, ~
all acute and chronic nnsrUDbs ~ s ~,
nary organs, and his xiii snh u -.
may be Teilsd on for tbslf eur .,,.,lc
considered hopeless 10 ShI.h 4
LESSONS do not exist. Dive us
trial and prove it, cificAcy. -,-.,,,., Al.
Pees for consultation, exam hat'g,, ,,.s,I
vice and treatment within the Is .a''iu ..Di
Medirines for all diseases Dy ma"
exprsss 90 all parts Of the counhv.
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE:
No, 1909 EOfF, old Fifth Street.
Opposite the Cathedral
,ovro WHEELING, ". VA.
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HALL IN THE BUILD
| ing, nOrtheaS corner of Market and
lIth (old Quincy streets, at present in the
occupancy OF an Association known rs
thc Catholic Institute. This Hall is one
hundred and ten feet long by thirty
three feet wide, the story twenty feet
high; is well lighted front and rear. and
next To Washington Hall, tn" largest i'll
the city. Possession given LIST ofApril nett.
Apply to WM. PAXTON,
noyl-u chapiinr Ipld Ithi ST.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

TNDER AND By VIRTUE OF TWO
several Deeds ofTrISt made by Au-
gust Rust and wife to the undersigned as
trustee, bearing date respectively, the 3lSt
day of May. 1871, and the Eth day OF Au-
rust, 1871, and recorded in the Clerks Office
of the County Court of Ohio County, the
rirst thereof in decd book No. 81, page 1iH,
and the second thereof in decd OF trust
bo0ksNo. 1, page NJ, | shall on Monday, the
2rS, day of December, 1871, nj the front
door Of The Court House ohio County,
commencing ut 10 O'Clock, 4. NJ, offer for
sale To the highest and best bidder, the
following described real estate situated In
The city of Wheeling, that l. Ia say: The
south half of lot number ten 40 situated
nj the northwest corner of Main street
and Buckeye Alley, in that part OF the
city Of Wheeling commonly called North
Wheeling, together with all the improve
ments and buildings thereon; II being IN"
same property which was conveyed 10 the
said August Rust by james W. sweeney,
and others.
Terms of Sale-Cash.
CHRISTIAN LESS, Trustee.
&c. HERvEY, Auctloneer.
nOv!Ti .
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Every year increases the popularity of
this valuable Hair Preparation: which is
due TO merit aloue. We can assure our old
patrons that il is kept fully up to its high
standard: and IL is the only reliable and
perfected preparation Of restoring GRAY
OR FADED HAIR To its youthful color, max
ing II sol, lustrOuS, and Silken. The
scalp, by its usC becomes white and clean.
II removes M. eruptiOns anu dandrufi,and
by its tonic properties, prevents the hair
from falling out. rs II stimulates and nOur-
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grows thicker and stronger. In badness,
IL restores the capillary glands to their
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growth. eXcept in extreme old ngc. IL is
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gives the hair splendid, glossy appear
ancc. A. A. Hayes, VI. d., Stnta SSS:tytT Of
Massachusetts, says: The constituents
arcpure. and carefully selected for excel
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Slid by az Druggists and Dealers in .hedi-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MAINsTREET WAREHOUSES
e. FOR RENT.

HEREBY OFFER FOR RENT TWO
three story warehouses, each having
two fronts, one on Main and the Others on
South street. Possession April !, 1913.
g THOS,. OBRIEN, ~
no20a ReafEstate Agent.
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600 Cash Gifts, aggregating S2JO,0OO
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole Tickets $1,000 Quarter Tickets $50
Half Tickets. 800 Eleven TickctSSl0O.W
For Tickets, Circulars. &c. address
HENRY v. MOORE. Sec'y.
noy2igb NORFOLK, VA.
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AYERS CATHARIlC PILLS,

~% For the relief
IT, and cure Of all
/. !. /. 4. !. !.
~ arrangement \
~~ In the stomach
f~ HygT,and bow
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40 fIEN mild apcr-
NS<$tr&4Rs~ lent, and exc
S4f>t5<1<54<r>> ~ cellcnt purHH-
tive. Being
GI " purely vegcta-
~. BILE. they con
tain no merCu-
V or mineral whatever. Much serious
richness and suffering II prevented by
their timely use: and every family should
have them on hand for their protection
and relief. when required. long eXprT-
fence has proved them the safest, surcst'
and best Of all the Pills with which the
market abounds. BY their occasional USE
tho blood II purified. the cor ruptions Of
the system expelled, distractions TcmoN-
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organs which become clOgged and slug
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Stimulated into action. Thus incipient
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ri which change, when reckOned on tie
vast multitudes who enjoy IL, can hrUily
be computed. Their sugar coating makes
them pleasant 10 take and preserves their
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so that they are ever fresh, and perfectly
reliable. Although searching they are
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the constitution, or diet, or occupation.
Full directions are given on the wrap
per 10 each box, how 10 uSc them a.
Family Physic. and forthe following COM
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For Dyspepsia or Indigestion, LiStlTsE-
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should be taken moderately % stimulate
the stomach, and restore its healthy tone
and action.
For Liver Complaint and It's various
symptoms, Bilious Heaharh~. Sick Head
ache, Jaunsice or Green sickness, Bilious
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he decreased action or remove the OBJ
tTUctIODs which cause IL.
For Dyssnt.ry or DiaThOe, but one
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For Rheumatism, Cont, Gravel, PaIpita-
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taken, as required, 10 change the deceastd
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those com piaibts disappear.
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they should b. taken In large and frequent
doses 10 produce the effect Of 4 drastic
purge.
For Suppression, large dose should be
taken, as II produces the desired effect by
sympathy.
As a Dinner Pill, take one or two Pills TO
promote digestion and relieve the
An occasional dose stimulates the stom-
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inyigOrates the system. Hence IL II often
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APPARATUS
PKEPARED BY
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LOWELL, MASS, q. s. A.
For sale by all Druggists Everywhere
Choice New Crop n. @. No
lasses.
lust RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
LIST, DAVENPORT 4 PARKS.
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CFFAL! CFFAL!
FOR EVERYBODY.
u. A. D. ID. Funeral Notice.

rI,IIE BRETHREN OF WHEELING
Grove No. ), L. \. o. d., are hereby in
vited 10 appear in their Hall on Monday,
November tho I'D, nj , O'Clock =. m, 70
attend the funeral of Our late Brother,
August koSS. Brethren Of Sister Groves
are cordially invited 10 attend. BY order
OF Wheeling Grove No. 8, L. 4. q. u.
WIN. MUGGE,
nOvEq Secretary
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Forty years has tested the value Of
Dr. 4. =. TOdd's Anti.BilltOus and
Liver pills

THE BEST PILL NOW IN USE.
For Billiousness,
Use DR.. a. =. Todd's Pills,
For Liver Complaint,
Use Ur. A. =. Todd's Pills.
For Dyspepsia,
Use DIR. \. =. TOdd's Pills.
For Sick Headache,
Use DIR. \. =. Torld'S Pills.
For DiSOrdercd Stomach,
Use DIR. \. =. TOdd'S Pills.
For Indigestion of Food,
Use DR.. \. :. Todd's FhlS
For Constipation of Bowels,
Use Dr. 4. =. Todd'S Pills.
For PalpitatiOn of the Heart,
Use Dr. \. =. Todd'S Pills.
For Impurity otthe Blood,
Use DR.. 4. y. Todd's Pills.
For Pains in the Head,
Use DR.. 4. =. TOdd'S Pills.
For Pains in the Side,
Use DIR. 4. -. TOddS Pills.
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PROPRIETORS.
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1874-09-17
NEW BALES OF COTTON.

The first bale of new cotton was brought into
town on Thursday last by Mr.. L. c. Mauldin,
of Lowndesville and sold to Sullivan & Co.,
partly for II cents, and partly for III cents.
The former price was given on g1lano debt.
The first bale of cotton made in this Coun-
ty this season was brought to Honea Path
on Friday last by Mr.. D. W. Gambrell, of
this County, and sold to Messrs. j. & J. L.
Mccullough for fifteen cents per pound.
The second bale of new cotton made in this
County was sold OH Saturday last by Mr. j. K.
Breazeale to A. R. Campbell & Co., of Bolton.
It was classed strict low middling, and brought
Is cents. Col. w. S. Smith, one of the partners
of the above enterprising firm, is an excellent
business man, and a cotton-buyer Of much
experience, and will no doubt add much to the
prosperity of Bolton.
On Saturday last a new bale Of cotton was
sold to Messrs. Towers & Broyles Of this place,
by Mr.. VIM. G. Gary, of Hart Co., Ga. 1t
was classed middling and brought l4s cents
per pound.
On Tuesday last another new bale was
brought into town by Mr.. G.. K. Maxwell, Of
Oconoe, and sold to Messrs. Bleckley, Brown
g. Co. It was classed low middling, and
brought II cents per pound.