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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-07-22
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Prof. Henry Perkins, Principal of
Powells Station, Graded School, gave us
a pleasant call last week. MIR. Perkins
is very popular as a teacher and citizen
of Knox County. We are pleased to
learn from the newspaper correspondents
that he has given such general satisfaction
The Professor has been elected as Princi.
pal of the same school for the ensuing
year, with an increased salary. The en-
rollment Of his school list year was 210.
Mr.. S. NJ. Cooper, assistant teacher at
Powells Station, Graded School, favored
us with a cali last Friday.
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Mandatory ut TeIforG's


The first Thursday in August is the
day fixed by the Changers to complete
the arrangements for erecting a Mann.
factory at Telford's Depot. This
movement of the Changers is one of
great Importance to our county, not
only to the members of the organiza.
ton, but every citizen will he more or
less benefited if they succeed as con-
templated. We are not advised as to
the amount of stock subscribed, we
know it has been quite a busy time
with all farmers for the two past months
and it may be that the committees
have not had time sufficient to secure
the amount of money that will be
necessary. The summer work is now
nearly completed, and every n who
has q desire to see the interest Of the
county built up, as this enterprise
would do, should work earnestly dur
ing the next ten days to get a sufficient
amount of money secured to push the
business. There will 10 doubt be a
large number Of persons present at
Telford's on the day appointed. and we
hope they will go there with the deter
mination of establishing the much
need Mandatory at once.
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Lee, a TayIsr Bre's.

We call the attention Of our readers to
tie new advertisement Of this old and re-
liable firm Of L~yuchburg, Va. They
expect to make the wheat crop of Upper
East Tennessee a speciality this season,
and will use every effort possible to give
satisfaction to those who cousigu them
their produce. The Changers have found
it to their interes. to order many Of their
accessories both far the house and farm
fr)m this firm. They sell goods at very
short profits, and BY 50 Going would be
pleased to furnish all the Changers Of
Upper East Tennessee. Send to them
for a price list Of SUCH tcOdsas you ma
need.
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Yeagrrs Springs.

These White Sulphur and Chalyteate
Springs are located about 10 miles South
" est of Johesboro' near Limestone
Depot, in a density populated neighbor-
hood. For the last two or three years
they have been attended by several per-
sons afflicted with different diseases. and
the waters have acted like a charm in
driving away disease and tOning up
the system. The scenery around the
springs is grand and picturesque. The
pure air from the mountains and fragrant
breezes from the thousand cultivated
flowers around the residence Of Mr.. Yea
ger all tend to tone up aud enliven those
who are wearried with business, and suf.
fering from disease. Mr.. Yeager is well
prepared TO accommodate i number OF
boarders now but be is making arrange.
ment, by building new rooms and other
wise improving the place to accommodate
all who may wish to board with him.
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Centennial Meeting.

Messrs. John B. Mclin and John
Allison Jr, Centennial Commissioners fer
Washington County, have called a meet
ing of the citizens at the Court House
next Monday, for the purpose of making
arrangements to have our County repre-
sented at Philadelphia. This is some
thing hat every citizen in the county
should feel interested in. We would
be pleased to see a large number present
from the country. We hope our
business men in this place will be able
to spend the time to attend the meeting
when the bell rings next Monday.
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fsfour Life worth 10 Gents,

Sickness prevails every where, ami
everybody complains of some disease
during their life. When sick; the object
is to get well; o W say plainly that
no person in this world that is suffering
with Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint and its
effects, such as Indigestion, Costiyeness,
Sick Headache, Sour Stomach, Heart
burn, Palpitatio1 of the Hart, Depres-
ed Spirits. Biliousnss. &C., can take
GREENS AUGUST FLOWER without
getting relief and cure. II you doubt
this, 60 to your Druggist Jno. 5. Mathes.
and get a Sample Bottle for 10 cents and
Try it. Regular size IS cents. Two doses
will relieve you.
A. II. Cousscns & Co. Nashville Tenn.
Wholesale Agents.
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Carriage and buggy Works.

Persons needing, buggies, wagons,
hacks or any other kind of a vehicle,
should not fail to examine the adver>
tisement of Fechner & Bro, of Chat
tmooga, IN to-day's paper. We have
been informed that the firm is perfect.
IL reliable, and that they have the
most extensive Mandatory of the
kind in the South. Their prices are
very low, in fact much lower than
others have been selling at in this 'coun
try. Don't fail to correspond with
them when any thing is needed in their
line.
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Last Saturday night MIR. G. II. jackson
who resides In Knox county Kentucky
had a very excellent horse stolen from
HIM. 1t seems that John w. and Sol
II. Baker two Young men who formerly
resided in Limestone Cove Carter Co,
had been working in the same settle
ment where Mr.. Jackson, resides.
After hunting over the farm for the
horse on Sunday morning and failing
to find him, Mr.. jackson, started out
in the neighborhood IN search of the
animal. He learned that two young
men were travelling in this direction
with a horse that filed the description
of the missing one. He followed on
the train just a few miles behind his
horse, and on Tuesday night with the
assistance of Sheriff Young the horse
was found, tied in the woods in the
Greasy Cove. The Sheriff watched
the place awhile to see If some one
would not come to look after the horse.
but no one coming the two young
Bakers we're arrested by the Sheriff
and his aid, and they are now in jai
awaiting a preliminary hearing which
will be had to day al 5 o'clock befar,
{. W. Neck, Esq.
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Saturday the 9TH day of August 1875,
For Sale.

DR.. ?. r. Wrightsman now offers his
farm, 120 acres for sale, situated close to
Limestone Depot, Washington County,
Tenn. The farm is in good cultivation,
good apple aud peach orchard, of selected
Good title and is not encountered.
Will sell in lots or the whole tract to
suit purchaser. Inquire of the owner on
the premises for the next Is days.
iulySw2.
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Ssmethin. Nice.

Mr., Leslie G. Boyd has just finished
a splendid showcase for J. j. Atkinson,
which is equal to any in beauty and
finish that our merchants have purchased
in the East. 1t will be to the in.
tcret Of merchants and others needing
showcases to give Mr.. Boyd their or
der', . he can furnish them much
cheaper than the prices charged in the
cities.
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Land Sale.

~ virtue OF n III ia issued from tle
Circuit Court Of Washington County,
Tenn. and to me directed, Tor the sum Of
Sj,sS2.i7. and the costs of sale, in favor
Of the State OF Tennessee aud against /.
A. Branscom, aud the Sureties on his
official bond as Revenue Collector, for
said County for the year 1871. ! will
sell at tho Court House door III J9nesboro',
on
Saturday the 9Th day Ct August 1915
within legal hours to the highest bidder
for cash in han6 all the right, title, claim
and interest that the parties herein nam
ed, have in and to the following described
real estate, situated in said county or so
much thereof as may be necessary to
satisfy said III Ia and costs to wit:
l.. a. Branscom, onV tract of land in
district M 10, adjoining the lands OF
Daniel Bowman. Geo. w. Miller and
others, Containing 20 acres, being the
tract on which the said Bralscoui, now
lives.
y ifiiiiNNOn's NUN llNNl WI CIV w
district M. 10, adjoining the lands of
Geo. W. Miller, and ID. p. Hunt, con-
tanning ~ acres.
|. A. B"anscom. one tract Of land In
district No, 10, adjoining the lands of ID.
L. Hunt, Jas. K. Melvin and others, con-
tanning % acres.
|. A BranScom, one tract Of land IN
district No. 2, known aS the Thompson
Mckee place, adjoining the lands OF
Samuel Bolton, VIM. Mckee, Mary
Smith and others, containing 100 acres.
|. A. BranScom, one tract of land in
district No. 9, known As the Benjamin
Bashpr place, adjoining the lands ol
john Ball, VIM. Slemons, >. Bolton and
others, containing lGl acres.
l.. A. BranscOm, II tract of land IL
district No. 10, on the waters of Knot
Creek, adjoining the lands of G. "
Miller. Mary Caruthers and others con
tanning q acres.
/. A. BranscOm, one tract of land II
district No, 10, adjoining - m
others, containing IL acres.
|. A. BranscOm, one lot or parcel o
land in district No. 10, on which is stu
ated what is known a. the Dranscom !
Basli0r Mill. For a more full description
of the three last mentioned tracts o
parcels OF land, see heed of Trus: exc
cnted to Geo. r. Squibb, Trustee, an
recorded in the Registers office OF WASH
ington County, Tennessee, in Vol. IL
page J29.
Geo. W. Miller, n tract of land /
district No. 10, adjoin ny the lands
Daniel Bowman, l.. A. 3anScom, e.
kelleys heirs and others, containing ii
acres.
Geo. W. Miller, one tract of land i
district No. 10 adjoining. |. \. Branscon
Many CaIltners and others. comtainin
3 = acres. on which is situated 4. saw mi
aud Foundry.
VI. +. Jcrlds, one tract Of land in Ill
, trict No. 3, adjoining the lands of
. BroyleS, 4. L. Matht and others, con
t lining 80 acres, aud known as the K.
MatlIes place.
: Martin Hodges. one tract of land
d district No. II, adjoising Deyault, Whit
Crouch and others, containing $50 acre
This the 9TH, day of July 1873.
/. Il. II. REEVES, Coroner.
JulySw4pts3G.
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The Centennial.

AS Centennial Commissioners for
Washington county it is our duty to call
the people together and have them take
some action in reference to raising mon
ey TO assist in putting the u of
Tennessee on exhibition at Philadelphia
in 1876.
The following card was received By
US:
DeW Sir: Tennessee is obliged
to raise some money to put her u
on Exhibition at Philadelphia. If the
Counties would raise, each, from 500 to
$500, we can bring the State up where
she belongs.
You we're selected in the belief that
you would work. Go to your County
seat, Monday, have a public meeting, and
get your leading men together, and see
what they can pledge the County for, to
be paid during the year, and telegraph
me at Nashville, Monday Evening. The
Legislature made no appropriation, and
unless the County Commissioners can
pledge some money nothing can be done.
We do not need the money now, but we
must know what eau be done before we
60 to work making Preparations.
DO not fail to telegraph. me Mon
day.
A. s. COLYAR.
We made an effort to get the people
to meet on LIST Monday aud take som,
action but the business of the Count,
Court being pressing and important
nothing was done. We now ask thu
people Of Washington county to meet a
the Court House in Joncs5oro' on Mon
dav the 2Gtb inst, at which time an
place the object, purpose, and advantage
to be secured by u people, by exhibit
ting their resources in Philadelphia j
&c will be fully explained. Let all VIII
have State or National pride come fol
ward auo act at once.
JNo. B. MCLIN,
JOHN ALLISON, Jr.,
Commissioners.
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$1,000 Reward.

BY order Of the County Court. at its
July Term. 1875, | am authorized to
offer the ADORE reward of one thousand
dollars for the apprehension and conviction
of the person or persons who attempted
to set FIRE to the Court House in Jones'
boro' on the 18th day Of May last
Said reward to be paid by the County Of
Washington on the conviction o. tie ia,
ceudiAry.
JOSEPH HILL.
Chnin County Court Washington County
tfjuly spSj.
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Orchard Grass Seed.


Judge +. L. Gillenwaters, will sell
about 200 bushels Of Orchard Grass Seed
raised upon his farm. They will be
ready for delivery by the 10th Of july,
coming. Orders should be sent in early.
This is the best Grass. and the most prof>
itable farm crop raised in the United
States. 1t should he sown in August or
September, If for use next Summer.
Per bushel sacked and delivered
at Depot $40.
Per bushel without sacks and de>
liveted at bis residence $500.
Address with CASH
Il. II. WATERS,
Hawkins Co. ALUM WELL.
If. Fast Tenn.
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Grernevine District, Iels,en Con

Greenevii,e District, ii eIsten Con
ferencc.-Fourih Round.
Elizabethton July 81.
Jonesboro' cir Mays School
House 81
Taylorsville cir, Taylorsville, August Z.
Elizabethton cir. Crab Orchard, Ii.
JOnesbOrO ard johnson City.
JOuesbOrO' 81.
Fall Branch and Sulphur Spring
Camp Ground %.
Carriers Station cir. Tulkeytown
Camp Ground Sept. 4th
Raeatown cir. Sulphur Springs II.
Gfeeneyille cir Carriers Station IS.
Greeneville %.
District Conference at Taylorsville,
August 4th. All members of Confer
ence are earnestly requested to attend
Camp>mseting at Sulphur Springs seven
miles West of Jonesboro' August 9th.
Camp-meeting at Turkeytowu three
miles Southeast of Caters Depot, Sept.
2nd. No %peddling will be allowed with
in a nile of the encampment during these
Camp-meetings.
j. 4. RUDLE. u. f..
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1000 Bushels Of fresh black berries,
for which l viii pay cash, aud is desired
| will receive them in the country where
q wagon load can be furnished,
SAMUEL GUGGEMHEIM,
u julyS.
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The blackberry crop is a splendid one.
Many gallons of wine, jam preserves aud
Jelly will be made by our citizens with
this healthy fruit.
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Remember Sam Guggenhcimer is
paying GO to 40 cents cash per bushel
forall the fresh Blackberries he can get.
Now is the time to make money out OF
the berry crop. Bring them in small
or large quantities and get the cash.
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Mr.. Nit Keen is now putting up mn
excellent hsarse. Persons not knowing it
was manufactured at home, would think
that it had been ordered from New
York or some other city.
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Death Of the Masonic Grand Tyler
Of MARYLAND.

Death oil II Masonic Grand Tyler
Of Maryland.
Daniel A. Piper, the grand tyler of the
Grand Masonic Lodge of Maryland, dad
at 6 o'clock June 25th, at his resident,
No. POP Franklin street. Mr.. Piper was
identified with the Masonic fraternity for
nearly fifty years. lie was born in Vir-
GINA, and was initiated into Il e order in
Rockingham Union Lodge. at Harrison
burg, Rockingham county, Va. He held
many importan: positions in the Grand
Lodge of Maryland, and was generally
known by the Masonic fraternity through.
out the country. lie was highly esteemed
by the craft. having in his long Masonic
career rendered valuable service.-Bdhi.
more Sun.
Mr.. Piper was the uncle of VIM. NJ,
Piper of Rogersrille and of our tcwnsmau
Mr.. A, Il. Piper.
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Trade being dull, j. G.. Cox, and Dr..
Wheeler, think Of going into the Thresh
ing Machine business. The Doctor has
bought the Machine and two horses and
Mr.. Cox finishes up tn. team with a
couple Of bovircs.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-07-22

We call the attic ntion Of our readers to
the very inters ting letters on the fourth
page of to>days paper. from Rev. james
4, Mason, who is we'll known to most OF
the citizens of this county. We feel
grateful to Miss Eva Mason, for the priv.
ilege Of publishing these and othtr letters
received from her brother. They will be
read with interest by all.
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Te Mill owners.

Do you need any repairing done? or
are you going to build a new mill? II
SO | can do your millwrigbt work IN very
favorable terms. Write me stating the
amount of work 10 be done and | viii
Give yO1 my prices. Address.
JAMES NJ. OSBORNE,
Jgnesboro', Tenn.
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Mr.. W. G. Slemons lost a fine mare
last Sunday morning. 1t was thought
her death was caused BY being overheated
On Saturday.
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A Valuable House and Let tor
Sale,

| desire to sell my house and lot 10.
Gated at Washington College. 1t has a
good brick house two stories high, con
talning four rooms a good stable and a
foundry hSuss. -Four acres of land uu
der good cultivation. About 80 fruit
trees. A good spring on the premises.
The bouse is within loo yards of Salem
Church loo yards Of the College, and
would be suitable for a boarding house.
or home for a minister. Terms reason
able. Address.
GEO. W. LUTTEIL.
Washington College Tenn,
june Io3m.
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The Grangers OF Jefferson County have
decided to have a Fair this Fall at Messy
Creek.
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What la, become Of the Harry Helms:
The Knoxville dailies have not men
ii ,ued tho "mau' for a day or two,
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The trains going East are crowded with
,,,,cpeers en- route to the different
Mineral Springs in Virginia.
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Nr. COurod Bashor by his ingenious
Tal. trap caught another Coon, that
had been devouring his chickens.
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Our merchants are now having plenty
Of time to look over their accounts aud
old notes.
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large amount of wheat and oats has
been damaged in the shock BY the late
heavy rsins.
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Frem almost every D~eishborhood we
hear the encouraging report that extern
.i,e Preparations are being made for the
Washington County Fair.
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The storm.

A heavy wind aud rain ,t,rm past
a portion Of this County Eve miles
West OF this place last Monday. The
growing corn was seriously damaged,
fruit tees were blown down and fences
laid low. AT oae side of 6e track
OF the storm the timber was blown
down Toward the North, and at the other
side it fell 70 the South.
---.--
pIIRE HInEN NINEGAR
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WI Bowman Esq of Boons Creek.
h,orht a fine Jack last Tuesday
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Mr.. Guggenheimer informs rs that he
has $4,000 that he wishes to spend for
fresh B~lsckberies.
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Vinegar Bitters; Rodgers Bitters
Aver. Extract Sa,Saparilla; Simmons
Liver Regulator.
AT WHEELER'S, Drug Store.
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The new building intended for a Ma
sonic Hall at New Market was blown
down last Sunday night.
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Rev. J. Il. Shutz will preach at the
NJ. y. Church hext Sunday at IL o'clock
A. NJ.
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The Holston Association will convene
with the Union Church near Austin 5
Springs, Aug. 18th.
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The prospect was never better for a
large crop Of corp in Upper East Ten
ptsse.
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hsc.n is not commanding the high
price that many supposed it would last
Spring.
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LAST Saturday and Sunday we're about
;. hot As it ever gets in this country.
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The grass slongthe creek bottoms has
,..O destroyed by the freshets.
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Thanks.

Mrs. c. ii. hardwood will please
accept our thanks for nice cucumbers
and tomatoes.
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Executors Administrators aud
Guardians.
Are hereby notified to make their set
Elements pursuant to law, The clerk is
required to issue subpoena for them to
appear at his Office aud settle annually.
To save cost to all parties he has adopted
this plan of notice. Those who fail
TO close up their accounts, will in due
time receive a ummon from the proper
officer.
]. f. GRESHAM. Clerk.
June 9th 1878. tt.
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Land Sale.

By virtue of a Fl Fa issued from the
Circuit Court of Washington County,
Tenn, aud to me directed for the sum OF
Sj,j,l2. and costs Of sale, In favor of
King College and against Il. NJ. Young,
aud the securities on his official bond
rs Sheriff, of said county, ! will sell at
the Court House door in Jonesboro',
Tenn, on
Saturday the 9TH day of August 1875,
within legal hours. all the right, title,
claim and interest that ID. j. y. Erwin.
has in and to the tract of land where he
makes his home on Indian Greek In the
9TH Civil District of Washington County,
Tenn, adjoining the lands of +. Burch-
field, VIM. Love, T.. S. lIulin, West Gar
| nd and others, containing 225 acres
more or less, to satisfy so much of said
debt and costs as many remain unpaid
after deducting the proceeds of the per-
sonal pr operty levied on in this case, and
which will be sold on tina: day. Thi:
the 9TH day of July 1876.
Il. Ii. REEVES, Coroner.
JulySwIpfs5.
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Il i. thOusle thc wheat market will
.o,.p at sl.GoI bushet
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Several families are attending Claiks
Strings.
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Ready Made Clothing. Jeans. Brown
Domestic, Notions Soaps and Glass ware
eau be purchased cheaper than else where
either at private sale or public out cry
in tn. auction room at AtkinsoD's Old
Stand.
s L GRIFFITH
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T desire to rent the Ua'os Flag Office
L aud material sufficient to publish a
paper also the job Office. Terms ress-
enable.
MRs. Macon j. GKfHAM.
Jynostur,', Tenn,
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I'M

D. w. F. Peoples, Esq. Deputy AS
sssOr for the 9Th Civil District furnishes
US the following statistics, viz:
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Fahrney's Panacea or cele.
bratcd Is GOD Cleanser. Call ut DIR. Z.
Wheeler's Drug Store.
may27tf.
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S. L. GRIFFITH.
Auctioneer.