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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-10-30
IMPORTANT TO BUSINESS MEN

OF about one hundred non board fire,
and Fire and Marine Insurance Com
panies doing business in. the United
States at the beginning of the year 1873,
the following, forty-seven in number,
have either gone into bankruptcy, retired
from business. or have been driven out
of tie several States by the Insurance
Commissioners OH account of impair
ment of capital:
National, of Philadelphia, Pa.
*Penn, of Philadelphia, Pa
Central Fire, of Philadelphia, Pa.
Hand-in-H Hand, of Philadelphia, Pa.
Peoples, of Philadelphia, Pa.
SSafe Guard. of PhiladelL Lhia, Pa.
Hope, of Philadelphia. Pa.
Alps, OF Erie, Pa.
German, of Erie, Pa
Eureka. of Pittsburgh, Pa.
Firemans'. of Altoona, Pa
Williamsport, of Williamsport, Pa.
Arkansas, of Little Rock
Burnett, of Cincinnati.
German, of st. Louis. Mo.
Gerlnania, of Toledo, o.
Home, of Toledo, o.
Home. of st. Joseph, Mo.
Home, of Topeka, Kan.
Merchants, of Memphis, Tennessee.
Mutual, of Toledo, o.
Naumkeag, of Salem, Mass
North Missouri, of Macon, No.
Ocean Mutual. of New Bedford, Mass.
Phoenix, of Baltimore Nd.
State, of Hannibal, No.
National, of Hannibal, Mo.
Union, of ST. Louis, Mo.
Allemania, of Cleveland, o.
Hibernia. of Cleveland, o.
Atlantic and Pacific, of Chicago, Ill.
Commercial, of Chicago, Ill.
Altna, of Chicago, Ill.
Palisade, of Jersey City.
Home, of Chicago, Ill.
Great Western, of New Orleans, La.
American Mutual, Same.
Workingmen's National, Same
Franklin, Same.
Louisiana Mutual, Same.
*Franklin, of Wheeling, Virginia.
*Clay. of Newport, Kentucky.
Merchants, of Bangor, Maine.
Narragansett Fire and Marine, Provi-
dence, Rhode Island.
Merchants and Mechanics of Pa.
Columbia, of Columbia, Pa.
%Humbol6t. of Newark. y. j.
State, of West Nirginia.
Alps, Of New CLEANS.
Axiom The lower the COmpany's
rates the poorer the indemnity offered.
Moral: Beware of the Non-BOarders-
Birds of feather flock together
hoe marked arr clutiuu ny TO do busi-
n-ss in some >L,!ss bui have been driven cut
OF Oii'
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The New York TLfh,,,e snrs

Congressman Foster of Ohio has eyi-
IDENTITY lost none of his well-deserved
popularity by the close contest he has
Just passed through successfully. The
Toledo Commercial thus intimates that
hls party may call him to other respou-
sibilities:
Let us here and now predict that
within SIX months the Republicans of
ohlo will be found discussing the policy
OF causing vacancy in the 10Th Con-
7ressional District, for the sake of Sc
curing most excellent and popular can
didate for Governor.
IL Is pretty safe to say if the RepubIi-
I Ishs could not carry the State with Mr.
anybody else. '''' Win
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-10-30

hn eelegraph announced last w.a,,
1.1I-..:s' S' Secretary of State elect
ilad resigned eSd NOD on that authority we
so stated it. The statement ,,'y w.. 1--WE We
partially true. Mr.. Benh has rssi,rnoI my ny
Office of Representative fro.a tIe -. 'l,e
of Licking, in order, We suppo.e -
cept the position to which he ha. ,,,e.
been elected 1t is stated that Hon. Wp,
Parr will be a candidate TO fill the vR.
cancy thus occasioned
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The Cincinnati Gazette narrates the fol-
lowing incident:
Some time ago German came from
tne fathesland to this city with 500. 600
70 invest On the advice of his bankers
e W purchased some Government bonds
iv ie mas mas drawn his interest on it regular
Isst nv M was pleased with his Investment
ers to diSl.lssday dipan. he called on his bank
What is the tropbIe - De sold
why do you sell them. was Ts, asked ;
came quickly: I don't I;la ., ne reply
ocratic victories. l am afre;d t1iese - Dem
They talk too much repudiati,,'o' - > 'iiTlh- sI,
bonds were sold. With the prooao.i. a he
draft was bought on Hamburg, aud ia a
money is on its way back to the old
country.
At that rate amt Democratic victories
rathereNpensive luxuriesl 3
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1t viii be seen that Foster leads his
uleket IN every county in the district,
gaming 1889 in tine district. Whether
tins entire gain is attributable to the
course OF the Sandusky Register on tenn
peranee l. now the question Gn Mack's
mind
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rag GouaTRY GeNTLgMAN.


.HE 'TLTIN tr Il & tgUNTEY GESTLEIAN,
tIf Ire lu RI forty yetr has ranked, bnth IN
This .nuff - aud m'fond. as the rTANDAK nd
.IaJ-Rs %. 0f ArfFEtcsN AGElcULTUKs 1he
dIt0r~ si=if 20. pls-.pf-. if addniOn ~ their 2
nsgr t-rsHi O. ii.fiDfs fegui.sTiy sssi~fri by
. a very sss 20 1fs Der O. SPECIAL orree H-ssd-
rstt. ana q rtaltrsf 60 sfflufur- a-rOug whom
a-.-lut used eny J. aiif.g 3 -f icufuriSfs. IN
"A pasf- o. .if. tCf..fry 49, auu u s-i-and
! tuInufrrs Writer'S .itrtr'f, tn b. taak : Of
he H-sI Flrnisr~ - ii5fficfsi al i~is la nearly
-.,-fy 1Iutf. Be- ff.- tfi.-t see II c.g-og
tisIfi 80 =, .'t'lr tirf- 90 f.s' r.l ~ tnis
I I1Uff ua tutr Hu e f" tr - exc T. iOnal
value ~ fLr eiI. 10 MsdiUDs sss fsssereOn-
i1fcsf flssls ~ AL Ga Interested in
si.r fiss4t.rf- anu ftTtift % tne iand-thOse
VINE tuitIs.t-r ard those wifo fon-ufne- the
Buy er ami -i-ipfer we'll ~ the fir~t owner
o. tlis. cIOp- seuer- @ iD.prnyed Animals
and thsIT u-ffuIri-- Manufacturers OF I'm
and employ o. Ntf 10y men sn-' FTHit Rais-
-fs-and paciifiy. ~ Euppiy ia .fr sr.s' bettGr
data a. toi' e. progfrs prOsp' and .~turn.
OF s-iiee9-<-tv- 49, ~ titEp.st * 90 hL
uuOu ore 1f th- as.-. important ~ q.iss-
flats-- Ghflt 10 ? ... md Uh-n toS n
TEKN- 2 Pee -CSTRY '+SSTLENAH s.,b
Nh. 90 b. tEe 10 Owing i-tut whru
...f .tr'ctfy 8 a-'ssnre- ftSB - ~ s-.s-
- - FoUl i.Pfss so .ssi % arr s0f
s0Og fIr the PEN fYee Z me seltie n m ss.b
IE> oPIEs Sso. 1Itf0 'oii M .I,t ,a,.1 a.r me
sea5 lSse 10 fsc 4e,aaieT the Ciil'.
81 -PECI5EEN IuPIS-l EzN NJ 80
81 >.sb-e iip'I"rs ret' iv'd a"d 'DrW ri . nj
ITTE fCrksR S"N. yab..>ls. r..
EANs
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-10-30
THE TENTH DISTRICT.

We give below the official result in this
Congressional district, by counties, to-
gether with the vote for Secretary of
State:
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EDITORIAL NOTES.
The Count Won Arnim Is to be released

The Count Won Arnim Is to be released
The Russian Mission las been tender
ed to Quarternaster General Meigs.
Edmunds has been selected to the L.
;. Senate from Vermont
Commodore William Inmar, L. S. ",
died at Philadelphia, on the 23d inst.
He entered the navy in 1872
The return of the Count DeChaInbord
TO France, Is urged by the Legitilnists.
Something is going to happen.
Edward Randolph Mills. Bishop elect,
Of Wisconsin. was consecrared at tie
Church OF 81. Thomas, New York, last
Sunday.
1t is reported that 10000 people are
on the verge of starvation in Western
Nebraska
The city Of Toronto, Canada, has
elected lady TO the position of City
Treasurer. The earth continues in her
majestic swing.
George Bancroft has finished the last
volume. tie tenth, of his History of the
United States. He has announced bis
intention of writing a history of the
United States Constitution.
The Railway Conductors Life lnsu-
rance Association is in session at st.
Louis. This association numbers seven
teen hundred members.
The official vote at the October elec-
tion on Secretary of State was as follows:
Bell. Democrat, 23S, 4O6. WikOff, Re
publican, 221, ,204 Buchtel, Prohibi-
ZIONIST. ISIS. Bells majority, 17,2O2.
Harris Flanagan, Ex-Governor Of Ar
kansis is dead. He was Governor of that
State during the war, and prominent
member of the Constitutional Conven-
ton of that State, which is now in ses-
sion at Little Rock.
We would call attention to an article
in another column, headed Reaction, ="
taken from HarperS' Weekly, 1t fur
nishes food for the Republicans to think
on. It should be read with careful at
tention.
The recent failures that have occurred
in New York are attributed tothe panic
of last year and not to any new insolv-
ency. The trouble originated last year,
but the bankers and others, by some
means or other, managed to keep afioat
until the present time, but now their
props whatever they may have been were
taken from under, and down they went.
The following, from the Upper San
dusky Union, is certainly the unkind-
est cut of ALL"
The defeat of Judge Seney for Con-
gress in the 10th District, is attributable
to the disorganized state of the DemOc-
racy of Hancock County, Demagogues,
of which that county has few, indulg-
ed in the aboIninable practice of trading
votes. Seney was sacrificed in order to
elect an unpopular candidate for Sheriff.
The result is that both were defeated.
Until the Democracy of that county rid
themselves of few defunct politicians
and bummers, such results must be ex-
pected.
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THE OHIO ELECTION.

Full Official Returns Of the State and Con
pressicnal Election
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-10-30
FROM NORTH BALTIMORE.

Republicans Roman. Democrats In R0lics;
those marked wi, Ia star are Democratic gains
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TAXES FOR 1874
TR ASURER'S NOTICE.
To,,e Tax.payers of Hancock Co., O.

requirements
Hancock County Ohio
the humber of mills levied
IneorpOd VILLAGES Of the County
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-10-30

gIocaIan
been made Glow:
o OmTIs
8.
subDstict No Allen Township
of
ship which lin
forth III the following abstract:
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81. - HlF } -

TaEc 1ce ssfora. 81 q fee g l4,. o. UlOF-
LANDS 0hEHAT BITTEN~. n givfs tone
- tire som tc'i teiisafiI 2 tae tti,ssi and
sirtit's 80 fos'i u.-ceSSssry TIE nOur-
i-bmri.t o. the body. It regulates the bowels
earn iaE on th- fDui p alter tha' woutd other
Wiye impair the ar ION ~ the Liver and cor
rupt the 3 pnd Pc urirlz f@u' ETuptiuns. Of
f-nsivr sfrealh -i-k H-1sitcit@ 'fiiiOu= Dlsor-
dsrs j. uadie g. l. .c arti... NATvous Debility,
and CA-nerri " ..E stoss tfni ffri ability
Taey re- r1ras,s drastic fstIE tive. but by
afOuSiug tl- dIrhitllf fuuc tou+.. Naiure 10
ises.thy a. .uh en. ihus s-tti.-g r.-e channels
fr--. clean aild uuurlsiI zee " o'c system 70
: JrOus jryOug nr'tith-
II l. uaf A rum b.t .rs bIf = fu-e medicinal
preparation that T. curing ~ thuussI Isls daily,
no foyfuiiv t.S'ifN % ils wD1'ei al ciiicsey IN
curi-,.. |i~-s,-- ard restoring hr al b.
W.rr t- purraftva r. rrq1ir ed, use
sIsi POD lPHYLLIN Pill They
s.. ..-a..i- iLhOut nsussa or distf res.
tN-,OS HOLLOWAY 8 Co, PrOpriet-
Y :. P..liasi. lpbia- sold by ali Druggists
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-10-30
TIMES Fixed
FOR
HOLDING COURTS
IS aHE
Third Judicial District
OF THE
STATE OF OHIO
Fer the Wear 1873.
Fer the Wear 1875

DEIr REMEMBERED. That ~ a uaeetir . %
ID JUDGES Of the Ccurt OF Common Pieas o
the EiId Common Pleas Judicial lis; ftcf o
the St8te OF Ohio, IA the Town Of Fnrs -. it
the County OF Hardin, Ohio. ON the gay 80 BE-
dsis 6.rsof. for the purpose Of fixing The 'iIn-,
OF hOldlr z the terms OF the courts 81 f5ffiIIeI
Plezts and the District Courts IN sail ii-tI icJ
Tor the car 1919, We TIE uuGefsi ale5i. j i-.. l
OF the Court OF Common Pis a> within 90. % itf
said District DO hereby II tbe times 0f L.'i ir 2
said courts for the ear IS7j. in escha cy-.y
county in said Dis trIct, a. fOliOws:
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-10-30
Ayers Ague Cure.

For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever.
Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &C.,
and indeed all the affections which ar1se
nom malarious, marsh, or miasmatic
poisons.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-10-30
DistrIcG GomrI.

The several terms OF tie District Cour' 20
and fh- year 10 ~Iaii con M re- 90 tie
ssN etsf cOunti+- thereof a. fti'ar~
Ia a iliIsuI> cuiiI4ty March D.
ia FultOu COUNT. March y.
In ". osi c. amy. NsIch -
In Henry euutty, IaIe.4 -
In a. Il rgcs r-lLl.tv. Narr- -
In Pau.d.T- r.'Gntt HaIrir -
J. Van = - -uti Na.Fir
~ Allen -s.uttN- 4lTiZ
In Iu.Lsgsr - uilfy Mar 70
In Auzlaiz~ cs.gf-t- s1+f'.zs
In Arrr-T us'y. Mac
In S-iir3,s lH y. NJ ch =
IN l. al cssas.tf - t~ l~4a
IL Marion cIstin ,. .Nf.scIs b.
In Union cOI1ty S-9 e-fsi-r5
IN ,TawiOTd c 'uuig. March -
l. N5 abd0t county Match p =
y u. Eenlin e0aniy .oeSiFHber a. -E
- Ia daacOck cDuEty, a pTli5 * rs4Ial
In ,enec4 county. a priI o.
And We do iurtiaer Or'isr and direct Jh'i iss
several teImE of said courts shall cJ1n sii- z
on the nnst day Of each VI said terms a. eisi
o'eiOek. A. u.
Is TEsTIMONY WHEREOF, We i~sue thi-. cur
order. for the pa pose afpTesaid. Al -ai ,ohi
HOuye, on his the 18th day ~ october J..
Is74 JAMES PIlsl.tIi7
~ THOMAS BEER, = IN. -.
TaMEs Mack NZlE.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-10-30

DIR, &c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and ARaIyticaI Chemists,
AND SOLD ALL ROUND THE WORLD.
PRICE, 500 PER BOTTLE.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-10-30

The return Of the Count DeChaInbord
TO France. i urged by the Legitinists.
Something is going to happen.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-10-30

Commodore William Inmar, L. 5. ",
died at Philadelphia, on the 23d inst.
He entered the navy in 1872
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Glle geffersuniall.
DissOIuIi-n of PartnPrship.

FindIsy. %. October 80. 1874.
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PHlLANbEh NSH--J
To the CLERK If the court g CoHsHoR
Pleas Of Hancock CoitTty. OAf1
Who j. hereby directed . uDii-h ihis order
s,r tbree com ecufive weeks 10 sac's % theses
ersI neEspaper. pub ished IN said a. ~.
Jh. Stafe Of CIA5p EoBsoDek CoEHfV IS
= Common Peas iu and for the Cotinty
D ard SIAf . sEjreSaid- hereby erniiy the
rs above and foreeoi.ig GO 6e -, ;l1i5 !sken
- Court Record On hie in THIS once.
witness my hand, and seal " sai1 Conft, this
18th day Of October, A u l5.a- ,,.,, o.
october 3, IS74-sE.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-10-30

The Russian Mission las been tender
ed to Quarternaster General Meigs.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-10-30

Iho-e marked arr e.Intiuu ng TO do btsl-
n-ss in sun.e >L,gss but have been driven cut
OF Oi i,
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-10-30

Edmunds has been selected to the L.
;. Senate from Vermont.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-10-30
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For the relief and
cure Of all derange-
ments in the stOm-
ach, liver, and bow
els. They are a mild
aperient, and an
excellent purgative.
Being purely vege-
table, they contain
no mercury Ormine-
raj whatever. Much
serious sickness and
suffering is prevent
al hw- ahlf. ss-..n-
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-10-30

Edward Randolph Mills. Bishop elect,
Of Wisconsin. was coDsecrared at ri.e
Church OF 81. Thomas, New York, last
Sunday.
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Oct. 16. 1s7-1y.
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No one remedy is louder
called for by the necessities of
the American people than
sure and safe cure for Fever
and Ague- such We are now
enabled to offer, with a perfect
certainty that it will eradicate
the disease, and with assur-
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-10-30

SECRETARY OF
STATE.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-08-12

tIi:;.A' ~ &'ii:.I.i.i.!:.--:l,,i III D",'
*. H"'"i~. Gro:n'r:,:' Ci"i "ihI:': Boots sl:oc~.
l!::~. ',.'::;'rH! st0cI; 81 H!i Ei!i.i. u. mri.
riimdi:r. e.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-08-12
e :; ..%As <.Giat.y:.EsT &lH0syl.

That TIC shortest possible rcn:c between
lhc Soutl and Grcli We>i is through 81.
!.ou:s, oyc: lie =. Loai>, kan,aS C!ty and
Nn.tncra Short I.;"r. This road has gained
surprising importance by reason OF immense
..y..vn,!i',lrc> 10 tie last two years, Of oycr
l;n uI:i;i".l dollars. besides earnings, in i'm
Dr0Tc:nr!i;s q: roadway, j! rciHy!S ihcir
line with i:St quality ii atE steel and IRON
rails. M hrlil rev iicS, ANA Substituting
i,r ordinary CarS. new reclining ch"it '":irl-
e.. c!cr.!i.li. carpcici :ud fitted, wlth dress
Inc ?O,!ils wiki toilet COUyrn;cnc2| :0r Ia
Iic<. ",.u.'Grcm anL families travelling with
chiG.lm, without any rEtra charge. lhiS
r:y:. rnn, six fI,. Express trains between tie
M;.S;,,:r.p! and IIi>>GHri Ri"crS, IW0 more
than any orhcr r0aG, aud connects with all
The erect Lard Grant Roads in the NeSi,
.,:ld i::rS adopted aii m0IilIi: appliances Tor
comfort. speed az. Safeguards against "cc;-
....l!ts ,;nriuiii~ nigh; ;lIE day Watr!mcH, WHO
ii.;..;l tx. .,a:! !vlGrr anil after Ike passage
cr ,.,.' i:iif, To So. tha everything; = III or
der. ". r.rOm:IC1h these contemplating l
;7;p Nr-: 10 rake the =. Louis, Kansas ClIy
and Northern SHorr Line, il hring Tie Only
lin. running .hrUuGI! cars between 81 L"@i<
aTI Nm1!n, !nI ior tickets o'cr this tNcrl-
.ni line We refer oGr readers 70 any tjrEct
:,.,.!! ,"i'img through tickets 20 the West. For
,;,:.p, circulars aud Tine tables address
.;:I,r: ]. f. Mccarthy, 'jnciunati, O.: or T..
$. Goat =. l.~i:l. No., either o! whom
::i?! furnish ANY Information DESIRED I-I
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R.sE B,TI-ConsiGcrable interest is

BASE BAL.-Considerable interest Is
being manifested in this excellent !i:h
game, by tie Young men OF on town,
who have organized Il club. and are
practicing every opportunity. getting
themselves in trim to play such crack
c!ui,S rs those at Abbevi!ir, Col>"sba!ry
and Greenwood. Their princip#? p:ac-
,:vc Is with tic garrison cl;1a. (wio. ~
the way, have re-orranized nndcr the
n0m-dc-27u;,1e Of the Nv. I. Sherman
+. b. c.. and is now r"adv 70 T'in thr
'sBascs'' with any ClUbs in ;?:;s vicinity
\ practice came WAS played DctWrcn
these Clubs Aug. Gth. The 'S'lor-
mans ont-battin4 ans: oa:-:ic:d;n@ Iicii'
opponents, rs Will l.. seen By tic fol-
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-08-12

CAMP NEETING.-The Camp Meet
in@ at WicIlcr'S Camp Ground tcrnina-
ted, rs before stated, on Tuesday naorH-
ing last, and rcsHltcd in thirty-scNen
conversions and twenty-one additions
to the church. We understand that the
number present on the Sabbath was
unusually large, exceeding any previous
gathering in Years, ana it is gratifying
to state that Notwithstanding the large
and mixed crowd that tic utmost order
prevailed. This was in i great meas
ure owing to the fact that the gentle
men appointed to sec to this matter
remembering last years unsocm!y con-
Duet OF certain youth who We're untIc-
veloped in Christian grace or common
decency-had determined 10 prevent 4
recurrence Of Ike conduct. The con-
sequence was everything passed Of;
quietly, and properly rs it should he.
Our notice last week Of the changc
Of locality for the next meeting WIS
rather premature, and it is now correct
cd BY saying that the matter is in ii"
hands Of committee. who will decide
rs to tic place most suitable. Some
are ANXIOUS 70 have tie Trinity Church
section chosen, others would have the
Canp Just where It is, while on another
side the call is urgent for Ebenczer
Church. Ten acres, it IS said, IS the
area needed for the purpose.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-08-12

EaPECK. }. F.-French and American Con-
eja ircti0ncrr. Fruits, Nuts, tobacco anu
>c4a:S Of best kinds. 10
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CALICO BALI.-GLENN'S SrElNG.-
The lady managers viii accept or
thanks FOR III invitation TO attend Z
Grand Calico Bail 30 be given II III"
Glenn's Spring Hotel. on Thursday
evening, August 18Th, in aid Of The
Ladies', Monumental Association. Ii IS
expected tlltc this viii ba Ike grand a:-
f:ti. Of the season. rs most liberal n
ran@em"ntS have been ma.ic % thiS
end. The different lines oE rail:o;;j
also lending MD in HaSSiac @i"~lS I"
fro for one fare, the ga;her:ng vii! be
v@ry large.
The proprictors Of the Hotel, MessT'<.
German a. Calnaa. Will also Hrocpt or
acknowledgement Ct :, t2nIr: Of the
hoSpital;ticS Of their popular !!o"sH, nn;i
we aw:,in ;taratc that III" SHrc::> which
Ilas so f:sr crowned the efforts o. these
gentlemen to r2>;orc GirDn'< {" lis an
Gent prestige is highly @rati:yiag to the
people Of this section and tie Sta;c II
lar-c.
rs this and the next months arc the
most trying to invaii:(s, we urge lHc
merits OF the hea!til-3iving properties
Of thiS famous Spring upon ti:cir con-
silcration. \ month oc two spent thcrc,
with proper Use of the water, AMI un-
der the care OF mine host C&lnan, will
prove Of incalcnlabic benctir.
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Groceries, Canned Goods, &C.

FasiCKER. \. M.-Dralcr in Groceries, Can.
w rel Goods. rrrGl:mcry, and Toys o!all
descriptions. %
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4 full assortment of Millinery anu
Millinery Goods, constantly on hand at
Mrs. d. Mowers. 10
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\ soldier named Boo IIiarne. of Maj.
James Stewards Company X" 18th
Infantry, died in Post Hospital. IT The
Garrison, Tuesday afternoon, August
+, 1>7.i, Of consumption. ';he deceased
WIS = native OF Gotcbor@. Sweden, ard
came to this country in 1870. lie was
about y years of ace, had L GOOD clu-
cltion. and bore m excellent character
! during the time lie served in the COM
p;tnv. which WAS about3 years and I
months.
His genial disposition and Soldier'y
bearing endcared him to his ''con:pan-
ions in arms" who testified 10 Ellsworth
BY the manner they attended him
through Ills long sickness, and finally
in the solemn, impressive and tender
manner they deposited his remains IN
their last resting place.
The funeral services We're ably con
! Quoted at the garrison, by tic Rev. II.
W. Kullns, Of the Lutheran Church,
who spoke in eloquent tones Of the char
! octer Of the deceased. and made some
;,.a:hinr remarks relative to Tie loved
oncs hc lei: behind, far away beyond
-, :Tho f,,,,n,.at tnpl;
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NeWberrv Business Directory.

Cards ni reference inserted under arpro.
pirate hi:;d!u2;S in iIis cnlEmn. Profession.
ii :.,.n. Merchants, Mechanics :t!!i TY:,,l"
:S:'l.'r:i!ly. ~hOu,: have Il place in this Di-
II .,.,,,-, MN:
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pry GO :, Groceries. GiIsi,iG.c, Ears, Shoas.
Eost3l Buyers. &c.
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