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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-04-06
VOICE OF THE PRESS!

THHERE IS NO . country more pic
turesque and richly beautiful than
that through which the Missouri Kan
sas Iexas R'y runs, and no road in DIR
experience has smoother track, neater
coaches more connections sleeping cars,
better eating houses and better accom-
modations generally, or more courteous
OIhceFs and employees. Every one connected
with the Missouri, Kansas & Texas railway
seems 20 take particular pains to make the
passenger comfortable, and TO point out and
describe the vasiou, points of interest. Have
you ever been 20 SXaS. the land OF sunbeamx.
beautiful prairIes and lovely valleys? II not
then you have missed grand trip. We went
ard " e took the hi souri,, Kansas Texas
railway, the Great Pioneer Line. and the first
20 enter Texas from the north. Somebody
was wise when hey chose its route. The ride
through the picturesque Indian Territory is
grand; IL is one of the most beautiful coun-
tries we ever laid our eyes on; in fact. the
whole route from Hannibal, ST. Louis or 4 an.
sas City IL one continual pleasure trip, pass-
ing through rich valleys teeming with grain,
acroes magnificent pTairies, dotted here and
there with clusters Of timber and pretty farm
cottages, past enterprising cities and towns,
over great iron bridges &. aiming deep rivers
and 30 on down towards the pebbled shores
Of the Gulf OF Mexico. to the Gem Of the Sea,
Galveston .-TRAvELEB-
Enter Texas at Denison /!
s-n SAS. D. BR0WH
Gen Passenger Agt. Seda1ia. No
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-04-06
TOKTY YEARS Before THE PUBLIC
DIR. G. MCLANE'S
LIBERATED
LIVER PILLS,
FOR THE CURE OF
Hepatitis or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE.

Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.
DAM in the right side, under the
i edge of the ribs, increases on pres
sure; sometimes the pain is in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder-blade, and
it frequently extends to the top of
the shoulder, and is sometimes mis-,
taken for a rheumatism in the arm.
The stomach is affected with loss of
appetite and sickness; the bowels in
general are costive, sometimes alter
native with lax; the head is troubled
with pain, accompanied with a dull,
heavy sensation in the back part
There is generally aconsiderable loss
ofmemory, accompanied with pain
full sensation of having left undone
something which ought to have been
done. A slight, dry cough is some
times an attendant. The patient
complains ofweariness and debility,
he is easily startled, his feet are cold
or burning, and he complains of
priCkly sensation of the skin his
spirits are low; and although he is
satisfied that exercise would be bene-
fetal to him, yet he can scarcely
summon up fortitude enough to try
it. In fact, he distrusts every rem
edy. Several of the above symp-
toms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few Of them ex-
isted, yet examination of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER tc
have been extensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR.. c. McLANI's LIVER PILLS,
IN CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive
of the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory
TO, or after taking Quinine. We
would advise all who are afflicted
with this disease to give them
FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements, and
rs simple purgative, they are un.
equaled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine DIR. {. McLANE's
LIVER PILLS are never sugar coated.
Every box has red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression Dr..
MeLANE's LIVER Pills.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER
PiLLs bear the signatures of {.
M'LANE and FLEMING Bros. on tie
wrappers
By Insist on your druggist O.
storekeeper giving you the genuine
DR.. c. MeLANE's LIVER PnLs, Pre-.
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.
To those wishing TO give pR. c. MeIAsr's
iivHR fILLs a tr.al. NC Wdl mail pos; paid 10 any
part It the United States, one BOX ct Fills .oi
Twenty-Five cents
FLEMING mos T,..-L..--, y.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-04-06
STATE oETE<As

81 - LEE Ok
1t gives to the passenger a view of the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district and
great grazing grounds of the West
Its passenger and freight trains are sur-
passed by none in the State Pullman, pal
ace drawing room and sleeping ears leave
st Louis daily via the M X. Il L. Ry at 9
a. m Hannibal at 10 a. m; and SedaIia at
6:23 p. m. ringing through to DenIson
sherman. Dallas, lie Irne. Austin and Hous-
ton without change Connection is also made
1t sherman with the Texas 4 Pacific R'y for
the above named points.
The connections OF this road with the NJ
K. \ T. at benson for St l. 'uis, Hannibal
Chicago. Fort colt. Kansas City and other
points North and East; with the Texas 4 Pa
cinc at sherman for st. Louis. Ia no, Mem
phis, and all points East and Southeast and
at Houston with the G. II. Il s. A for San
Antonio. the q. III. n Ii. !or Galveston the
Texas and \. Orleans R'y for Beaumont Or
abge, &C the Morgan and aIall Try steam
ships for all points on the Gulf and Atlantic
coasts, and the Liverpool Texas steamship
line TO Liverpool, 'tavre and other European
citics. while its freedom from dust and heat
on account of the nature of the soil and the
open prairie country over viii h il passes
with 5 cooling sea breeze. pleasant scenery
OF broad praIries, beautiful groves. well cui-
tIvated helus OF cottOn, corn, small grain
and fruits. render il especially desirable and
advantageous to travellers and shippers in
preference 10 others.
Puy YOTTR TTHKETS sa6 S1Yp -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-03-21

HONE.

After ansalsence Of three months we are
ut home again. We have not neglected
ons editorial duties. We. think our
readers, have had ~ much attention as
usual. Oar Legislative work has never
been permitted 10 interfere WITH our duties
10 the REcoRpRR.~ Always arduous, the
last rema.nIl.g dayssof the session, We're
oppressive in The last degree, absorbing
night and day.
We make this apnlogy tonlff readers
that they will excuse us for the Int an.i
tl,ls weeks Issue. M ..s. >
we,latfis with tie, ro',stiaasi,essl ''f
overwork. We have becn taxed nearly
TO death sc oar aye fhe iabors devolsing
upon IL have been almost si,pfrhnnmn.
welaye performed then, with iideli'y
aud We hope will, approximation
We record with great satisfaction our
obligations 20 our foreman Mr.. Thomas J.
Freeland, for his fidelity and iunreinh'
ting attention, aud nls,t our composilors,
u. II. Brnre AID S. Z. Bruce, who have
,lnir all the duties thai can bs exlcc.ed
ffoIii good primers
y T
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peasA q cen.aanarIan.. 80


The Raleigh Meas ss,ys. We learn That
one of the Chatham county teanAEians,
Mr.. Ben Johnson. ..tliuught 10 bsoyerllo
years old .is about ~ siIe ~ has probably
already departed this lie. ills learned
also that all oil. negro woman, Mamie
Rlves. alsoa resident o. l'natbans slld
thought to ba older than Mr.. Johson,
died . short time agoa,a, 5
"A good Joke ut the expense 81 The.
medical faculty Is told la conDeciiou with
the last moments Of the old woman. She
was very sick, a,'d aislnctpr kindly Offered
10 administer some medicine, The did
woman raised her eyes and shook her
head with nnwon'ed energy: No.
honey. n,r Ipsver Ink omedieine IN
my life. and that 5 The reason I'm here
nov. @a
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r,rE,D

In this vicinity, NJ the residence Of Mr..
III. j. Rreelani, on The morning ofthe OH
inst, Al rs Lucinda McDade irthe Gsth
/, year ,f ller age She was horn IN Ibis
county rand hss always iivei IN il !, II uses
I fu aud true womail. IL devoted christian,
an,l for more Than thirty years n
member Of tine Cedar Grove Methodist
Church. She liked for many s.last
hi patisiit expectation OF the final sum
mons, aud ii, one, is taras hanrlti know
\ h',lgesgeaches ,lunbicd that's was fully
prelaire,f.fo ne hast greMrI,ange.
.rAalls lave liretl ihore prominent lives;
fsN. have lived 4ioie sanity ot'es,. aud the
sod that now closes over her grave When
il, freshens with lie veriure Of spring,
will lie cmbltnatic of'ile bright innnr-
.tality that awaits the reward Of her sirs
tues. Rf@
DIED In IIiIlsl,oro on the 18th Of Fel-
ruary John II. Christmas in the 10Th year
0f Ills age.
In tie deathnf Ills yeneiahle citizen.
We feel that another link il broken which
bound the present generationt to- that
which picrpded il. Through life he was
retiring and nse,iiiative IN his disposition
--hu: 10 tL@e tiftisnaie with him, ne
was known 10 possess more than or
binary intelligence. His ancestors We're
connected with the society of Friends,
aud il is believed The good principles
which he received frum them. preserved
his mind from the banclul effects Of
French irfideli.y, which some with
whom he. associated ia his youth had
adopted. Long had his MUD been III
tefesled III regard to lis own personal
religion: nj one tine he made an open
professional his Faith In the divine Re.
deencr; which subsequently,, Ia a
measure he gave ul, by reason u doubts
concerning lii spiritual state. From the
beginning If the lingering disease which
ended IN his solutioii-mercifully Or
dsred, il would seem-he gave earnest Mt
teniiol 10 his everlasting Interests His
friends find consolation in the belief,
ll,al though tile comfortable assarance OF
his peace with God lie NJ much desired
was Withheld from him, lie YET exercised
a real faith IN Him, who alone can save
I sinners. They SORROW not even rs
| others which have no hnpe.n +.
u & + =
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-03-21
A white wsmHn Esspes with a Negro
sEE Man. VIZ

For some time past man named levi
Milton ha- been living on the farm VI Col.
Ms about y n,iIe Eastof the city He
came frun lred.ll, aud had married y
woman from nenr Gol,l-bori, III this State.
Milton u un industrious labnring nan,
while his vii. had hnrile an excellent
character Ia the nrighLnrhnod. Tie two
were living together, ~ the husband says
on the uiosl aInicable aud pleasant lrrns,
each being hrIp-nwet u Tie other. u i
even rotated that om unc ircasiun When
the husband Was taken down with the
fever aud lay fora long time unnble ~
wurk, the wife went 10 The field aud
lnbared herself 10 order 10 save the crop.
Notwithstanding all this, The wife LEFT
hin, on Monday afternoon under circunl.
stances which were Of the ntst Disgrace
full aud distressing character 10 the IN.
fortunate man. II seems thai lie has had
Two men -o,le white and Tie other n
n,llatlu-- working wills him anil clay ing
about tie premises. On Moniay after.
nonn the wife came iniu iown 10 inIrcllasc
sulnc articles for household use. Nut re-
turning ~ dark, tie husband grew
uneasy aud came into town 10 search u
her. Hewas luld that rl,e MAS Srrii gning
III tie Infection ~ the depot, aud wUre i
shawl. which. lrvm the description be
knew 60 DC one owned 10y ihenrgro.. Tie
triti, lrgan u dawn upen BIN. The ne
gro had len the place tIlat same afternoon.
| Thea lie remembered TO have heard 4
voice. which seemed familiar ~ Tie time,
call 10 hun rs the out gDing train passed
him an his way 20 town 10 search ~ li-
| wife. The painful Tact Iat she Ila,lvlu.
/ Jed With Tie llvgro and the two had lpfl
on tie train forced itself nIon him On
lis return home :,e discovered that all ii
lhis clothing had been taken. aud sspDiu
money. Upon questioning the whit,
man, Who Ind lweu working daily will
the negro, he aseertalnel tile fact thai
whenever he tAilllrnl left the. place III,
negro would leave lis work aud 10 10 III,
house. -
i THE unfortunate husband Is at n los,
II know " Lat 10 ~. Illus far lie hal
heard nothing whnievefof TIE couple. Al
before mentioned tho aegr isa mulatt,
% ordinary brigiiness, white the wuauni
lsabout the meiiu,n'~ize, has auburn hair
blue eyes aud. fair cs,mplexion, aud i
goo Iuyting = tlrwtyftr Otwy-yr
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-03-21
.sooDADyIsE.

II I. . H Vi f.
Z Now Is tile time Of year for eutnonia,
Lung Fever, dc. Every family SHOULD
have a hottie Of BoscHEE's GERMASi
SYRUP. Don't alluw for one moment
that Cough 10 take hold Of your chai,
your family or yourself. consunll'tionI
Asthma, Pneumonia. Group, Hrmorrhas
yes, and other fatni diseases may settle.
Although Il is true GERMAN StRuplis
.cn,iug tllonsandS 81 these dieadcessslis-
ease, yet il Is n,ucil better 10 hay-ltat
hand when lhree d,ses will cure Yet
One Boitlcswlil slast Your Whole family
winter aud keep you safe from dantger.
II you are cot,-umpiive, donot restnnii'
you have tried this remedy. Sample
Bottles 10 cents. Regular size %, cents.
slid 10y your Druggist, Dr. .. Hooker
Hiisbpro, aud stephen A. White,
Mebanesville.
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Thc bingham sehooi.

Wefear We dt.lIpjnylice ny Implication
in an article 4 week Or two ago We
spoke Of the bingham School here rs the
once famous School. We ielerred 70
the School MS II existed In HilISDoro'
Since Its removal froni here, II has never
.aiated ~ characleror prosperity, and Is
in the nlnety.secol'd year d It's life rs
fiourishiig as Units more Youthful days.
We regret that tie iisAdveiieilt use ~ one
word should have created the Oppression,
that We lad wilhuiswn our cepiidence
from an Institution we feet every reason,
to held III tile most exa ted esteem.
Their last catalogue numbered l03 from
ia States, vermnt and Kansas Included.
and siam, in Asia y represented. The
School This yearnulnbers IS.
/ A communication 10 titangers Is lost
or misplaced. and We will he pleased TO
have another copy from our correspondent.
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The state Fair.

The NcicsT;,,s. We understand That.
nWwiihstandingt the failure IN tile House
ofthe llll p,oposing to borrow $l4.000
from The State Agricultural Society, the
Executive Committee has ahsady gone To
work aud will leave, 10 .tolie unlurned
10 make The next State Fair il more signal
success than any Of its predecessors has
been. }n this laudabie work we hope the
con,niltee viii have the earnest as.isiailct.
If every public.spilile,l citizen through.
out THE State for.th:s III the State and not
II Raleigh Fair. 81 g.
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frasen 10 neash.

n Charles w. Homer, once a campositor
in the Recorder Office afterwards some
wliatcrspicnons ~ Private Secretary If
Gov. Holden, was found frozta 10 death
on Sunday morning near Ellerbee's Greek
ii few niiIss from Durham. He hal left
Durham ilithc evening during thesno~
iiram unfortunate cenditinn, as Il may be
supposed lse became helpless IN tile hi.ing
weather &c Saturday night. He wasabout
80 years of ages
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-03-21
Caldwell INSTITUTE.
MALE AND FEMALE.
J. IoNG l,RowsR.

J Lone Brewer.
q SAN l,RADsIAw. ! Princifnis
The fourth SessiOa ,ciI Legia J,u.. I'M.
AMI cpaiaue tweaiy wress
sINiE Principal. have serussd the services 81
il two accomplished adirr Who. With thrir
experience aud superior attaiuncnis. ars tho.
roughly qualified ir their respective ,lelrlt.
uieni.
TIw Prinlsry department VIII w. under The
carcnl Mis~ ArH Hall; he Music. under charge
&c Miss flnrente tiannaway.
Naiura' Sripnrc and M9ihrmptics viii receive
special attention frhm I. l.. Brewer. Willie "a.
sam Brulslnw will give his exclusive attention
IL Latin. Greek anh tie Modern Languages.
The ISch9vl y tnder the discipline " stirt
rules Silic.t VIII I've, w ~ cas.s Gidis * .
cd sti,steL IL 4 hr1lthv aud stftFih mstal
community ten miles Snrfhnf iIiii~ie3tH. II ~
icrs every ahyaniaee ~ first tlgss nigh rittsi.
Fertlfciilar ani further iaCaqn8iibn. AspE' y
cillIf priRripqlat rNfpfEt.t.
\ tt Osalur tvsHifv.
Nur. 81 -, NC.
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nsa,lIie rin.s.

Oarfiiend. PowhNshi finuiaIn has been
down; now hs Is up.a pl,ospiS from, the
nsI,ps. I'll. Times was burnt 10 Dccem-
Der. II will I've gu: again sooIl.
Aiming all our esiitarial brethren.
III. are none frm whom we have re-
c.lsed such cpnlial courtesy as.Mr. Boul-
,lIn. aud Ih recognizing tl,is'faets w alsc
acknowledge Tile literal patronage We
ltxve hsd ffun DanvilIr. Bsll' ,sEeiper
n-~ufe Us si,at We lave friends IN that
ssu,l- North t'<roiinn town.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-03-21

Lag rolling Is something ofan MT on
iapJ. lsi<xi-oa scirnc- h the tin'l'rr
rvriou~ oflhc North. Juss here ~ our
shall.w uslers sod snsll streams rx.
prfivncsx occur vhiehars understanding.
Such one enlbarra-srd Mr.. VIM. H Hnr.
ris 81 Roun,revs Mill last week. Enter
ing tbs river. lie passea ,wo piles ofIogs
resting an The Jank but improperly r..
cured, One pile gave way aud cnn,e tun'.
bIiuu sIa~n DE bark. aud asefwhelmel
horse and RIDER The horse Was OVER
thrown, bit wIh sihp,,Iat sngariiy ac>
co,nn,pduisd himself 20 fbe circun'siancrs.
Tie rider was unsea;ed, but Sustained ~
Injury, Willie The rteed with M agony oi
instinct, JUMPED eIearof the danger. aii,l
ho,l, I've and the iialr escaped The ninIb-
ling ,,Ilv. II wpsa l,assrlcus isril.
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rne FIRE |, e..eraay asrslng.

Tile Raleigh Nc,ps says: III our nec-
cessarily imperfect report, Yesterday
morning. of tie fire which fork place NJ
we were on Tie eve ~ goingtn press 10
mention was made ~ the highly rom.
mendahle conduc: ~ Mrssrs. JAS. Mullins
aud YIN. Russ. who ierilsd their lives IL
HEIR efforts 10 suppress tie flames. Mr..
Russ was the INST person 10 reach the
scene and he, with Nj. jain Weir and Mr.
Mullins were soon on Top % the HOUSE
and by their almost superlluuian efiOrts
kell.the iianies under contrui until the
fire conmny could sc. a stream ON them.
Their conduct il worthy. of all cpmmen.
dalion.
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ILLLSTR MONTHLY,

ILLUSTRATED suOhIHLI. @s
The Mndel ParIar Magazine Il America
a Cantansi the essentials ii al 81 rrS, pcIltIlu.
Home Interests 10 al it. ilrlariinrnts.
The auly l.cliaIle Fashions in all their details.
The irauti,s aud utilities u Literature. Zoe.
trs. Skpttirs. Stories. Music, flnririiiturr, anil
every hfaneh af entertaining aud ltssfnI reading
calculated o. enliven and elevate sGritly and
nlake our l,Onsc attractive, useful anl happy.
rIis nnfisalrtl Magazine Will commence IL
-ixt~ntlItear with January, 1871. aud ~ here.
tol,,re. 0fnew literary, entertaining and Useful
subjects ~ which i i devoted.
With earn ntunher win lie s,iven sulmfh
cnlDred cabinet picture worth the wiIllO cost
IL the Magazine 10 oil. mounted on mat ready
Eyery ssll,ariler II three dollars l. intitl Ell
10 thu selection " prrnum " (which there
are eighteen. delivered ar forwarded immesia.
tells IN rsrciit Ut The subscription Every arti-
Gle offered isnf first quality, including Hanks.
aitd ans utr worth the prtcr ~ subscription.
Chrcmss frnm Cciehraled Paintings and rqugl
~ tlie originals. af llrgr sizc and suitable fif
any Iarlofs poekcf Cook stDvts; ststem ii
tenninl auarl.l silver Plated Ware urall kinds;
Stationary, Linen slaraer, etr; etc; etc.
FOR CLUBS.
| We have larger ani more valuable prcmmms.
inrluhiur iis0k- 1T ~ Kinds Siiver.slatrd War,
/. u actci saws. Scissors, Sfvrensculr, tia,ni.s
] Tsblr ctttery. Ciock.. Adjustable Table Fhit
numrruIs nfher desirable articles IL which
rui lIst viii ne furnished Oh application 70 10,
! publishers.
W. JENNINGS DENOREsT.
II IL La. ifil, Street. n. y.
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The following il from tie Norfolk Iifr
ginidn ~ yesterday: "fhe Legislature ~
NorIh Carolina having rass,si a law Inn
posing license Of $40 a year uinn non-
resident manufacturers Of fertilizers r.
their agents; also tax 81 iifls cents ton
ON all lcitilizels manufactured e'sew here
and sold iU that State. the Baltimore
manufactures and dealers Ia fertilizers
held meeting eu Tuesday for discussion
81 the maitrr. TWAS proposed to advance
Tie price az fertilizers Ella ton 10 North
Carolina purchasers, aud thus meet the
license and tile tax TER Ten. Tie ship
nenl Of fertilizers ZION, Baltimore to the
south Is large during February AMI
March. North Carolina paysa million
iollarss gear Tor fertilizers from Bal
liniore.p
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State of North Carolina.
ORANGE cOUNIY.-saperior Court
Duucan q. Davis. Administrator Of d
EIizabeth Davis. deceased. ~

#E ttluhN 4sH#a#8 @-s
Christopher Davis. Nathan Carlton. and
., wife Nancy Carlton. John Garden and
be- wife Francis Carien. john w. ss.
Trice ans Charly G. Trice.
Tn The above action il appearing from Plaintiffs
L afldayit that the defendants john W. Trice.
and Charls q Trirc. cannot alter due diligence
c found IL TIL. Siafr rlat cause III action Exists
a.ainft ;irin. Tiat said nrsnlInt< are mt re-
sitlslt- uf this state but have property tlr.rtiE
10 vii 4 land, drcended to them from Elizabeth
Davis deceased gtu vito Tie Plaintiff In thi. ac.
tim " her administrator Is seeking to srll 10
raisr assets 70 pay her debts and costs q Admin
i-tration.
/ 4. Its therefore ordered i4t service of this
summons lc made ~ publication IL The liil'sl.o-
irn Rerrlrr, nnre week for III least lis weeks
Sitere.sisrie.
10. rhairapivs oillle SUMMONS aud cnmpliini
IN this ariin ~ forthwith irpnsitrd III tile Post
tlfie w fie clrrk ~ fhi- Court sli;erteh ono ta
Jphi ". Tri~ AMI tn. bthrr - Gharls q. Tfire
n Irinptun. ntll,< tauntr. tn fhs stale 81 Ar
Kansas. aud saltl Summons snsli I've deemed u
nav, lren pryed II tile expiration ~ the time ul
p,IbliraliDn pFegrilDel rs hi, Order.
Given Il t,iire IN iiIll bnrV, this s6th tlay Of
F-laTlsry 1877
Goo LAWS. Clerk.
1ar Z Gt. " Dfsnga Spperiart 'autt
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Nlaan.

The cold min IL Saturday morning
turned iosnow aming the afternoon and "
fill fa.t aud furious for some hours. The
groand was literally coveted. Snnday
was cold day, the mercury nj sunrise
standing nj aiput ~.
49, @G--4-~--4t-< - @--@-----------8
Forage Il getting scarce. aud the cold
weaiheris making II ~ much IN demand
as la miiwinier,
The appointments &c Magistrates far
this county give great Satisfaction, with
perhaps HE exception ~ Oaks township
where the apindniers NJ. loo much in "nc
section OF tl,r township.
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No wan,lsr the l,eopie have confidence,
whenihe best pliysirians are prescribing
Dr. Bulls Cough syrup III all cases u
Cough. Cold, .lc.
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Fruit " safe or /. tile present. The
rol,l :hal has delayed tie blonming - Tie
rrit trees has been picjudiciaI "a tlie
grain crops. Boil, wheat and oats ave
undvubleiiy injured. sin We are hope.
fut III a s,nrl rrvp.
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