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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-06-11
Personal and Political.

Personal md Political.
The 'Democratic Liberal Republican Con-
vention has been called to meet in st. Paul on
the 7th Of July. The cooperation Of all who
lavor change in State and national govern
ment is invited.
On the organization of the New Hampshire
Senate, the five Republicans presented pro-
test against the sealing Of the Democratic Sem
| ators, Priest and Proctor, after which, in con-
sequence of the action of the seven Democrats
the Republicans withdrew and organized in
| another room.
General Phil. Sheridan was married to Miss
Irene Rucker, daughter Of Assistant Quarter
master Rucker, In Chicago, on the Sd inst. The
bridal presents are described as being very
fine.
The ceremony of conferring the -pallium
upon Archbishop Henri was performed at MI
waukee on the Sd. The proceedings wee
very impressive, and the attendance large.
The New Hampshire Senatorial muddle has
been referred to the supreme court. V.
Ben Butler won't express IN opinion on
the third term letter, and says, II am giving
my attention now to patent rights and ques-
tions Of law, and consequently know nothing
about Gen. Grant or political questions, and
nothing could induce me to discuss the sub
ject. In the language Of the confirmation
service, have lenounced the devil and III
his works."
Wonderful are the people of Massachusetts!
Here is WilliamC. Lowering, Senator of that
State, who returns third of his salary be-
cause he was absent, on account of sickness.
from his seat for third of the session. And
another Massachusetts, Legislator returns $50 of
his pay on account Of devoting part of the
States time to the duties of assessor at Wor.
ester. No such thing ever happened out
here. ''' %',}--. /
It is announced that VIM. Smith of Chi
cago has been appointed member OF the com.
mission Of construction Of the Chicago post
Office in place of Webster declined.
Atelegram from New York says Jas. NJ. Swee.
ney, brother of Peter B. Sweeney, according
to cable dispatch, died in Paris June 6. The
deceased was recently indicted jointly with
his brother in suits growing out of the AFFIDAVIT
made by 1ngersoll, the pardoned ring convict
Late advices say Messrs. Adge and Wicks.
appointed by the Federal Union of Agricultural
1Aborers to make examination of the Mississ.
ippi valley for the purpose of ascertainine it,
suitability for settlement by iemfsxants, viii
leave for the United States IN, two weeks. ~
p It IL said that the liverpool trans.at-
lantic steamship companies have Professionally
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-06-11

new York Produce market, june Q.
1880 P. Flour quiet at e4:so@6.l5. Wheat
quiet and fair 8@12 to 13kc; choice l60l7c.
Corn, old, quiet new sold; steamer so9esc
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:: 1:lOP. M.--Wheat unsettled; No. ! el.02;
No. 2 97xc; July 97xc; No. i hard @l.0o.
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THE NEWS.

Crimes.
Apackage Of money to the Gmount Of ~, 900
Wa stolen from the treasury at Washington,
On the Sd. Notwithstanding the most careful
search among the clerks and others employed
'thsre, no clue could he gained as to the guilty
party.
Thirty or forty thousand dollars Of Mime.
sofa railroad bonds have been burglarized from
their owners in Holland.
Aquarrel in St. Louis resulted in 4 saloon
keeper shooting and killing one of his Gus
TONER'S
Two Missouri farmers named Clutes and
Per1igan attacked each other with an az and
bowie knife, and the result was fatal to the
former. The latter is in Jail with two knife
wounds in bis side.
II. schmeidel, a German 66 years Of age,
reading on Hughes street, Cincinnati, commit.
ted suicide on the 9Th by shooting himself
through the heart. Cause unknown.
Capt. VIM. H. Brown, fifth cavalry, U. A.,
committed suicide lately, At his residence in
New York City.
The noted negro sheriff of Vicksburg, Miss,
was shot in the head, on the 7th, by his white
deputy. The wound was thought to be
fatal.
Horrible crimes are reported in Baltimore
and near Omaha-the victims being girls OF
IL years, and the perpetrators brutes which
ase altogether too common now w.a-days.
1t Is stated that the thief who stole
the package Of bills from the Treasury De-
paftment few days ago, remains undiscov-
ered5 and General Spinner seems worn out
with anxiety. Charges have been made that
several banks which sent packages Of money
to the Treasury have been reported short in
their remittance, and the banks required
to make up the deficits, but Treasury officers
say such discoveries have been rare and the
evidence conclusive that the banks had made
miscounts.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has in
speoted the cash room of the Treasury Depart
rnent and other rooms where money is
handled, with view Of having the construction
OF desks altered, &c., for better protection Of
government funds. Hereafter visitors will not
be admitted to the bureau of engraving and
printing vaults of the Treasury, or any rooms
in which money is kept a2d handled.
Chicago advices say the twenty-five Alder
men who have been before Judge Williams
"s~AAAAS 'AAV pa>e "eeh 4OI cOuteupt O OOurt In
having violated an injunction restrain.
ing them from counting the votes last
At the late municipal election, were yesterday
morning fined one hundred dollars and costs
each, and their counsel were fined each three
hundred dollars and costs. They Immediate
" took an appeal
The Indians in the vicinity of Fort Peck
Are reported uneasy. A woodchopper named
Rose, At Spread Eagle. was killed by them a
lev days ago.
New York advices say Aaron schute OF Brad
streets commercial agency, who resides in
Brooklyn, discovered burglar in his room
last night, and though sixty years old, crap.
pied with the intruder, when the burglar shot
him through the neck. The burglar escaped
and Schute will die.
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Underestimate Of Their Fighting
Forces-Hope Yet For New Treaty.


Ferces-Hope Yet For . New Treaty.
WASHINGTON, June 7.-As the visit of
the Sioux to~W ashington to negotiate
with the government for the relinquish.
ment by the Sioux Of their possession in
the Black Hills, has proved failure, and
IS the Indians left here much dissatisfied,
difficulties are sapprehended between
them and such whites as may enter, tEeir
country for the purpose Of seeking gold.
1t is estimated by the agents that the
Sioux can muster. from 1900 to 5000
warriors, about half armed with rifles,
and the remainder with bows and arrows.
The government meantime will endeavor
to yrevent adventurers from going to
that country, still having some :.hope,
through the medium Of commissioners, to
EFFECT I treaty with the Sioux. ! A'rs@5 =.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-05

BAN Francisco. October 5.-Tho IN.
nual meeting Of tho stockholders Of the
Bank Of California was held to-day at
II A. n. Thirty.two thousand shares
wero represented out OF fifty thousand.
OF those Mr.. Sharon, representing tho
Syndicate. voted twenty eight thousand.
the balance being in tho hands Of In
dividual holders. The meeting pro-
ceeded to the election OF new
Board Of Trustees. resulting In
the choice Of d. o. Mills. Thomas Bell,
William Sharon. Geo. ii. Howard. VIM.
Alvord. VIM. Norris, John o. Earl. Jas.
II. Keene. Robt. +. Morrow. Nicholas
Luning and z. ]. Baldwin. Mr.. Bald.
win had been previously elected to all
tho vacancy left by the death OF
William c. Ralston, otherwise the
cid Board IL reelected. except
Msssrs. Tallant and Sachs. who are TO-
placed by Keene and Morrow. The
Trustees will meet tomorrow for orga.
nization, when 1t Is understood that ID.
o. Mills wilAbo reelected President. A
statement was made to the stockholders
Of the present condition Of tho bank.
and some review made Of the causes
which led to Its suspension, but on
these points the bank officials keep their
own councils, except to intimate that
the present condition does no vary from
the latest reports. and that by judicious
management the asssts will prove SUI.
fcisnt to pay depositors and return to
stockholders about 40 per cent. Of their
stock. Stockholders arc reported to DO
we'll pleased with the manner In which
the affairs Of the bank have been worked
up and passed q vote OF thanks to the
trustees and tho Syndicate for their
efforts In behalf OF tho institution. A
committee was appointed to roviso the
Constitution and Bylaws; consisting Of
Sudge Uasar. H. W. Carpenter and
Msssrs. Howard, Sharon. Mayne and
Mills, with instructions TO report on tho
second Of November.
The Grand Lodge Of Good Templars
met at Sanders Hall to-day with q full
attendance. Rev. Jabez Walker, Grand
Chief Templar. presiding. Thursday
was fIed for tho election Of officers.
Reports OF the Chief Tomplar aud the
Secretary were presented, and tho meet
ing adjourned to TX p. NJ.
Tho State Grange met to-day at Dash.
away Hall with q very largo attendance.
but thus far the proceedings arc con-
Quoted with closed doors.
Both big stock boards opened to-day
amid enthusiasm. Seats in brokors'circlo
wero all filled aud transactions nrc nu-
mcrsus and heavy, prices being well
sustained in the Board, but weakening
afterwards on the street.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-05

..Faox the Worlds Dispensary Print
ing Office and Bindery. Buffalo, n. ~
W. have received The Peoples Com
mon Sense Medical Adviser. n plain
English; or, Medicine Simpliaed. by. IL.
V. Pierce, N. D., Counselor-in-chief OF
the Board Of Physicians aud Surgeons
at the Worlds Dispensary. Whoever
helps humanity in its struggle with Its
inherent weaknesses and diseases, to
bear or cure. Is its benefactor. ignor-
ancs Ia not only Of itself q cause oil dis
ease aud mortality. but II Is the enemy
Of every effort TO euro or mitigate.
Nothing will 30 speedily remove this
cause as knowledge--an elemsntary ono
ut lsast-of the diseases to which We are
heir, rs well as those su~perinduced by
our own im~prudence. DIR. Pierce has
rendered. In our judgment. n beneiac-
tors service, both TO the afflicted and to
the profession. in his diagnosis Of the
diseases treated Of. and in tho prcssnta-
ton Of the philosophic principles In.
volvcd in their cause and removal. He
is sparing Of remedies aud usually pre-
scribss such as are safo in unskilled
hands. As o book merely Of abstract
knowledge. Il is exceedingly readable
and interesting. especially the following
subjects: Cerebral Physiology. Human
Tempsraments, Pscudo-H Hygiene, tho
Nursing Of the Sick. Sleep. Food. Ven
tilaiion. etc. In one chapter on another
subject, NO delicate In its nature that II
| Il shut up beyond the domain OF warn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-05

CIrY JAILkR's RxroRr.-The follow
ing is the monthly report OF City Jailer
c. II. Smith OF Virginia. for tho month
Of September. 1t contains the number
OF arrests made. and by whom also the
number Of days prisoners were con-
in the City Jail during the month: For
assault AMI battery. Q; drunk. disorder
ly or asleep ON the streets, 20; disturb
ing the peace. II; drawing and exhibit
ing a deadly weapon. 2; malicious mis-
chief. 4; petit larceny. 2; grand LARGO
nv, 2; mis1emcanor, 2; fighting. 4;
using profane language. l; vagrancy, =;
violating city ordinances, II. Total. "a.
OF these, IS were arrested by regular Of
ieers. and % by specials. Chief White
arrested 4; Captain Mills. G; Jailer
smith, =; II. T. Higbce. z; IL. symons.
Z; W. II. ii. Scott. z; John kiley, IL;
and =. Mccarthy. 8. Of tho specials,
J. Martin arrested D; A. II. Coryell. y;
r. Daley. ]; Jas. McGinty. l; and VIM.
Simpson. I. Tho total number of days
prisoners were confined was l3G.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-05
A srpgocATINU COuGu.

In . letter to Mrs. Lisle, OF Chicago, q wei
known contributor TO the Western prcrs, she
ascribes the cure of dangerous cough, accom-.
panied by bleeding at the lungs, TO llalc'r
Honey OF Horchound and Tar. MY cough"
she says, "thrcatencd TO ruifocate me .
but the Honey OF lIorehound aud Tar has
removed every trace OF It," The letter was to
Q lady friend In this city. who ha. placed II At
the disposal Of O, N. Criiienion. 7 Sixth ave.
nue.. Pixies Toothaehe Drops cure In one
minute.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-05

AcetinE or she Stockhoiders at the
California BRnx-A New Board Of
Trustee. Elected Grand Ledge
OF Good TempiarS' MeetinE-Thc
state Orange in session-lleopen.
inx or she .Big" boards.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-05
CHEMICAL

Save time. health aud money. Avoid quaeks
and buy chemical Strength" sold by all
druggists. Instructions full. and q euro guar.
antecd In any case Of facilitating dreams lor
seminal wcakness), and all alarming symptoms
Of nervous decay, resulting IRON sslf-anusc'
excuses or any cause. CRANE q B%nhahAs,
Wholesale Agents. San Francisco. Price ~
ner h0ttle u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-05
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors ana
indiseretions OF youth. nervous weakness,
esrlv decay. lo.s of manhood. etc. Will send
q recipe that will cure you. free OF eharyc,
This rrost remedy was discovered ny mis-
slouary In South America. send Q .ellad'
drcssed envelope TO the licy. Joseph 7. lninAn,
station d, Bible ilonsc, New iofk S'y'
Anil I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-05
ugrrRoS,s RATING STAND.

The beet place In Virginia to get a square
meal I. ct IIoffron's Rating stand, In tho TAT
Acc saloon, opposite the Postofhec. opsnn
day and night. Private oin Tor lsdlet, Al
M ,abst.niial luxuries OF the market 70 be
iound al IIefron's. Ilc respectfully invites MS
Coid mn friends TO call aud see him. Jys'
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FOREIGN NEWS.
los. Of n steamer and Passengers b

Isoss Of y Hteaner n
HAxDuno. October 9. Intelligence
has Just been received here OF the total
loss Of the Swedish steamer Barge, run
ming between Lubbock and Copenhagen.
The vessel left Lubbock with q largonum-
bcr Of passengers for Copenhagen. when
n fire broke out on board. and the steam
or was burned TO tho waters edge.
Twenty persons ON board persisted IN
tho flames or were drowned whom AZ
tempting TO escape.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-05
ALTERATION.

Tm people have been ~ much Imposed upon
BIZ several WORTHLESS sarsspsrllss. that We are
GLAD 70 DO able TO recommend preparstoh
vhIeh can be depended on - cohtHiuing the
virtues OF that invaluable medicine. and 10 uor
thy Of the public confidence. poet Aysts ssr.
s~apsrilia cures when anything can cure The
dlscas<s that require IN Alternative medicine.
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pisrsIcr corsr.

set Tor trial in the First Distrct, tor I'M
present month. was crowded out OF GU
columns yesterday. As many parties II
Gold Hill wish to know when cases IA
which they are interested are set To-
hearing. it is therefore given to-day:
II was ordered by the court that jur!
lists be prepared and certified according
to Law and tho names Of Jurors places
in the jury box.
venirs Tor fifty jurors ordered issueS
and made returnablo October II, 1916
CriminaI caissdar.
State Of Nevada vs.. Peter ]. Larkin-
Murder; case set for trial October 18th
Bmnson substituted for WOODBURY. n
counsel for defense.
State Of Nevada ". J. II. Showers
Murder; set for trial November LIST.
State Of Nevada W. Thomas Larkin-
Grand larceny; October nth.
State OF Nevada vs.. r. j. Murphy
Selling liquor to Indians; ON appea
from Justices Court; October 18th.
State Of Nevada vs.. John Rourkc-
Appeal case; October 18th.
State OF Nevada W. Rose Wilson
Appeal case: October 18th.
state Of Nevada VI. Rose Wilson
Appeal dismissed on motion OF counsel
for defense.
State Of Nevada vs.. John Kingslcy-
Petit larceny; October 10Th.
State OF Nevada ". +. warrcn-
Grand larceny; October 10Th.
State Of Nevada W. Thomas Larkin
lie breaking; November ith.
State Of Nevada W. John Albright
Grand larceny; October iith. Jury
waived.
Mayor and Board Of Aldermen VI. ID.
Driscoll x Co.-October 9Th.
Civil C~aie.dar.
Overman S. N. Co. vs.. Caledonia s.
VI. Co.-Continued for term.
Stern W. Lueern ". Co.-Continued
for term.
Van Gorder W. Lucsrn N. Coon
timed for term.
Ldepmdod vs.. Lucsrn N. oo.-Con-
ttnt,a.l Tor iarn
unasa 'or Con v;,,;,;. NJ co.-Con.
tinued for term.
Quinn ". Lynch Continued for term.
Madden VI. Kinney Continued for
term.
California s. II. Co. Vi. Eatsrpris-
Continued for term.
i"Ar
'ot NJ r. p....d
,'e'ay III. pswan
pA"N'
III; 1850. u..,,. ",
hisnry Neai w. in'n"'
Semoer .. c..,..
solomon vs.. oa'aso ~
uea 70, term ,-
himoer vs., oso,s,oh Ieohunusu'
liner vs.. asset;
nos Benjamin vs. eafris na'u
appeal dismissed. r.
south Srowh rom. M; Co. '" in'
beieher Al. 9th.
Union N. III TO- - sullivan
-oe'ooer ~. u IA.
d, " Massoi w. 'onn h
Der 20, yr,, o.,.
ID. H.. Delay vs.. Nelly OF -
Dor 20.
Morgan w. Page-fasscd.
Union Consolidated III. TO- W. Man.
~ Wu".;" =. r,. s.,r,;o, NJ On.
-.
$50. NJ n, 49, Ds,,v-Novem.
s
Nieboll ~. Nieholl-Passod.
Dodero Of nj. ". o. Il. johnson
Continued
E.I,v Va on;il-Soyomber &.
Eiorl w.. Kan.-Noy,mbcr 4.
NORGE vs.. Pieo November o.
Julia NJ Co ~. AZ. n. rarlcy-No-
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sr0cK ~REPORr.
~,srroar.o DAILY ir =. r. HEATING . COL
Last ESening.


Last ESening.
e~ALiroRSi bsAKD.
JOS Andes. 4.
20 baltimore. ~
~ hslche-, 10
% Bullion. Is
10 Bsst aud bslchcr. tsS
"a G.obs. $50
:. Crown Pot q. AN
2o co-mopolit IN. tsc
81 Imperial. o.
~ Justice, &A
Isl Julia Con-. ~
2D Lady bryan. pc
luO Leo, $40
IS ". Y. Con, ~
a. Mint. tac
itD Mexican. az.
I0i North Pan ~f,Ancisco. Tic
to- L~eytsthan.
IpS uphlr, CAV
lu1 y, r,h Carson. SO
~ sierra Nevada. u
Al silver mn.
2cn Union Cin.. 81
so "a. nill. ~
40 Prospect. a.
80 Nashville ~.
~ Gould ani cnrry. iss
% Occidental. ~
Is 6olieu Chariot
10 Neg Coco. q.
lss oils.J
lGT5 Mansfield. TIC
ii5 Laiy Washington. AZ
TUl Ida Eimo.-.
Ms Meadow Valley ~
20 icspard, Is
EOl Oskisnl Con-,
lO Pasirc. IL
~ Jctf'rson. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-05

-A> Fti,>cisco rrosk BOARD.
an0 Ovhir. ca. CAV. 6s. CAV. eJk. -
ICSl Mexican. NV. u. az, "a tO
rs 0ouii 4 'urry. ish bS, isA
is s.Vasr, ~. ~
40 pes, Il taishsr. ~. ~ I'm. u
10 Choll,T f,to-i. 70. g.
~ Hal. a Norcross. a.. ~
iSl Dcieher. -. ISL
~ Alphs, 10, isr
l0 Crown Point. ~. %. -
las Yellow Iaehet. 81. GO
az Empire Mil. 9
aiU IMPERIAL, ION. TO-
iS con. Virginia. 80. 0i. 3io. 5os. Nex
2uO uiaa. iJs.u
la Daittnor-, %. ~
I'D Lsyiaihan. IN
Ia Andes.
~ Caledonia. II, II.
iO Couateuce. II
7O sirrrx Nevada. Is. itS. i3s
i2l5 Julis.
q % Wooistile,
- Prospect.
$50 Wells Fargo. Csc
ls flordS.T
iO1 Pail. sheridan. Use
Is New York. ~. az
go rnioa Con-. ~. ~
slS California. s9k. cOA
40 ov,unan. ~. ~. %
luO succor. IL
as Lady Eryan. PC
- Dayton.
80 Occidental ~
lOO Morning star. ~
30 tsdy Washington. hi
l.O silver Nil. 81
iJ5O Justice, ~ ~, 5iN. 10. ~
rAcIyio STOCK %ExcnASeE.
1875 Mexican. n. 2iS
$50 IsOuii sni curry, II, fsA
so Brst and Belehef. -. an
Is Savage. 81
- ,boIlsrIoto. IA. n,
Gu Crown Point. -. az.
$40 Ophir. "a. 81,
so Imperial. iOS. i1i.
% Yellow Jacket. G5
5keniuck. II
"a Alpha. -
o. p.lehsf. 10
la cslifur. 10. ;9S. s9., 81 bal
~ Lady bry AN, sSc.i
- iulis, s'..v
i1 Union Ton -.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
poMEsrIo MEWs.

.rrc,.l =. II COL, NIL BABY .,vs.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
CALIFORNIA.

.,,cAI TO rue ooLD NIL. sAlLr NEWS.
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Hrl.se.ts,oetoiaryroo 'eon'
andsee.
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Estate Of Downey. decessed-widow
Of said deceased appointed guardian OF
minor children. Bond $50 for each
child.
Coddington Va. Coddington-Cause
partially tried and further hearing con-
tinue1.
Smith vs.. Smith-Cause tried and
divorce granted on tho ground Of adul-
terry.
Iiothenbucher W. Rothcnbucher--
Ordered that plaintiff pay defendant
500 counsel foo and $40 alimony per
month.
re-Day's Proceedings.
People Of tho State Of Nevada W. f.
warren-On account Of tho illness OF
Mr.. Willis, heretofore appointed coun-
sci for defense VI said Warren. I. A.
stephens was substituted rs such coun.
sci.
In the matter Of the estate Of L. II.
Berry, eceased-Application Of widow
to have homestead set apart Tor her use,
set for hearing Saturday. October 9TH.
Todd W. Crosby Argument Of DO
murrsr nov q +. NJ bsing heard.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-05
r.,..t..od Lyneh Law.

MANCHESTER. N. H.. October 6.-A
man named Drew has bosn arrested at
this place charged with the murder Of
Miss Jessie Longmaid. aud there are
fears that ho will DO lynched. Thehsad
Of the girl had been cut OF and was
not found until this morning. Intense
excitement prevails.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-05

THE ASSORTMENT Is A BEAUTIFUL ONE,
having barn seiectsd with great care, and
surp.sses In beauty and style anythiog hsfeto-
form iptr duced into this market. Special 81
tsntion paid 10 FASHIONABLE DRtsshAk'
$50 lsiies OF Virginia and vicinity are IN
yited 10 call aud OF anime our now stock.
sep29-lm
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1875-05-20
The New Store

To the Public: One year since we
opened our store here, and solicited
the patronage of the public promising
our customers better bargains for
CASH, than could be had elsewhere
Our promises in that regard we have
kept, aud the result has gratifed and
surprised us, although we were very
sanguine of success. We are very
grateful, and assure our customers
that onr efforts to please both in
quality and prices Of goods shall be
as untiring as ever.
Our purchases for the Spring Trade
are much more extensive than before,
and all onr goods were bought with
CASH.
We keep everything ia our line
from i spool Of thread TO bolt cf
carpet.
Call and examine our stock and We
will convince you that we still offer
great inducements to cash buyers,
CRAIG BROTHERS
Stimson's New Block, Opposite Court
House, Nam St, Washington c. H.
Ohio 21tf
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1875-05-20
WORM wefghtTn COLD.

Undoubtedly the greatest modern dis
eovery in medicine is . paGostas {43sha Radieal deal
Stomach. Costiyeness, Biliousnesss, Loss
of Appetite, distress after eating and all
disorders caused by indigestion or de-
ranged liver. Its results are astonishing.
and sure relief is guaranteed in every case
where it is faithfully used. 1t tones up
the stomach, regulates the liver, restores
the natural appetite, strengthens the deli
cate, and expels all morbid humors from
the system. Typhoid and Bilious fever
might in almost every case be prevented
by its timely use. Trial size 10 cents. A
very few doses will relive, and little per-
severance cure you. Sold by CLEAvELANr
| & MURRAY, Washington. 27yl cow