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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-23
RAPID I T NOTES.

A mine o fpure gypsum has been un-
earthed near Rapid. 1t is in~exhaustable.
The mines in this vicinity furnish lead,
copper, gold and silver in large quantities.
Coal indications have been unearthed
near Rapid and the mines promise big re.
suits.
A new cutoff from Rapid to Central,
which will save fifteen miles, is in contemp-
lation.
Rapid City is the boss hay camp of the
Hills. There is not less than one hundred
tons in store there.
A drain ditch for irrigating purposes
supplies Rapid City agriculturists with
water. 1t is about five miles long.
Frank Cochran's and Charley ALIENS neg
saloon in Rapid City opened on lthe night
ofthe 18th with appropriate ceremonies.
Thomas Madden, of the we'll known Chey
enne rancho, and correspondent ofthe Yank.
ton Herald, is in Jail here for a violation o,
the revenue law.
The Rockerville dry digging, just abov.
Rapid are yielding from five to fifty dollar.
per wagon load. When water is turned int,
this region big pay will be taken out.
Rapid City has but one attorney and h,
is in Jail for selling liquor without a gov
erament license. Having been admitted t.
the bar Of Dakota he did not consider +,
license necessary and is now taking the con-
sequences.
George D. barrow, Of the Sidney Tele-
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graph, is about to start . weekly paper Ia
Rapid City. One side of the paper will be
printed in Rapid and the other side. to-
sether with the intricate job work. will be
printed in Sidney.
Mr.. Washburne. correspondent Of the
London Times, Waited Rapid City on the
18th inst. From there he.:went to Rocker
vile and other mining camps and then
took the stage to Deadwood. Mr.. W. had
been told that not an ounce of gold had yet
been taken 0 in the Black Hills and
came to see for himself. He acknowledges
now that he has seen the yellow stuff that
his informants played it on him bid.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-23
Personal.

DR.. q. P. Daniel, from Washington, is
now in Yankton with a view of permanent
ly locating here.
MERCHANTS HOTEL: Will Fargo, S.
w. Carpenter, Chicago; Mrs. E. j. Robson,
Sprinfield John H. Charles, Sioux City (;
John Gukeislen, Dubuque; c. T. Mccoy,
Bon Homme J. j. McIntire, Finlay.
JEScKs HOTEL: B. G. Corners, Sioux
City; o. J. Carter, Cedar Rapids; D.
Putnam, Chicago G. E. Storms, Aroka,
Mimi; 2. Y. Dave, NJ. D., Washington, D.
c.; o. c. Hill, Sioux City; Mrs. Dyers and
son, Cincinnati.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-23
CITY COUNCILx RFxOLUTION.

. It resolved by he Aayor and city Couhe" :"
ne Cly Of ydnkton, d. y: rad 10
he necessary that i Sidewalk should be con-" na-
structed on tho north side Of Fnh streeas il in
tween Douglass avenue and Walnnt sttue ,,aS
the CITY Of YanktOn. commencing ON Eoug,.,.
avenue. on the northwest corner Of Douglass n" "ri
nue. and Fifth street thence along tnt waI I
side OF Fifth street to the east side OF "a', he
street, the same being In front 81 .uld aloT TsGtdt,
sOnth aide Of lots 2 and 10 block MY '""
Sec.2 That said sidewalk shall ~ ru 'l.nss,,,s eet
cd Of pine plank, two inches thick. De ~. ma
In width. and he in all respects made OF tne o I'd
tcrial and In the manner provided nS ~, ."f 81 said
nance III said city. and the outer enGe ~ n iic
sidewalk sliaillc laid Two feet from t"e'
Of said street. ..,l,.,cd for
four consecutive weeks Nv the Press Anu ,iiy
ialan newspaper. the oficla paper m ~"
of Ynnkton.
Approved n'NF"''&' ~ y. =. CRAMEH:,
Mayor ~" tent
Passed November 8. N1..
L. Y. wWirE. CITY Ciers.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-23

The lecture for the benefit of the Catholic
church will he delivered by Maj. McNama-
IA this evening the 2sd-subject-New En-
gland Memories, or Religion and Revolu.
ton. Doors Of the church open at seven.
Lecture at eight o'clock. Tickets At the
door. The object of the lecture Is to assist
in d%efraying certain expenses incurred in
completing the church and purchasing the
orgar. Father Lhiver, pastor has exerted
himself to complete the edi6ce with the hope
tn at the public spirited citizens Of Yankton
would at the appropriate time lend their
assistance in discharging the Indebtedness
incurred. An opportunity is now offered to
assist a worthy cause and at the same time
listen to an interesting address by one of
our own citizens.
The accomplished organist, DR.. Brecht, Of
this city will furnish the music ON the new
organ, in the interval before the lecture and
this, in itself, will be a grand treat to the
ears of all persons with musical tastes. 1t
is hoped that the audience will be seated
at a quarter to eight o'clock.
Go to H. E. Murphy's for your fresh sau-
sage and fine chopped bolognas. Third St.
near Cedar.
Mr.. Murphy, has, in connection with his
meat market, a steam engine for %chopping
sausage.
Dr.. II. d. Dodge, dentist, Dewilt's block,
Yank,on.
Full assortment of Germantown yarns,
also wool yarns, at
r, A. kETCHUM'S.
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YANkToN, DAKOTA
Friday Evening, November e. n
c LAcoNlcs.

Depend upon it. my snobbish friend,
Your family tree you can't ascend;
W Yda %ay g SSd fsa ws9e d az ap fhe ofher end
BY some plebian ayOcation;
Or worse than that. your boosted line
May end III a loop of stronger Irvine
That plagued some worthy relation.
Don't fail to read the state bill.
Hans. Gunderson, ofthe Black Hills firm
of Wambole, VanMeter d. Gunderson, has
returned to Vermillion to spend the winter.
The quartz mill owned and operated by
these parties at lead city, is doing we'll,
crushing Is tons of quartz per day at Sc.
per ton.
Superintendent w. H. H. Tate, of Union
county, is holding a very successful insti-
tute in the new Elk Point school house,
with something over sixty members pres
ent. Prof. Jacob Wernli, n of the best
educators in the west, is chief conductor.
aided largely by Superintendent W. E Ca
ton.
Elk Point has distinguished itself by
erecting a first-class school house at a cos. of
$4,000, which they are fitting up with all
the most improved furniture and apparatus.
Three schools will open in the new rooms
next Monday, under charge of Mr.. Comings
as principal. The building is large. spa
cious and we'll planned, and located in the
center Of a whole block of ground, which
will ere long be we'll fenced and provided
with sidewalks. The school board Messes.
Blair, Wallace and smythe are deserving Of
the highest credit for the thorough and val
liable Improvements they are making.
The largest quantity OF sugar, tea and
coffee for Sl.00, at
r. A. kETCHuM's.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-23

Complete assortment of nubias. scarfs
gloves and mittens, cheap c. o. D., at
r. A. KErcHuM's,
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DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE.

The dwelling house with two lots, corner oa
and Mulberry streets, will be sold at reasonaos
figures and on favorable terms. The mouse y
provided with q good cellar and fine well :"
water. Apply to
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-23
BUFFALO ROBES.

have a splendid stock Of Buffalo ROBES ",
sale. No. 1, q. 80; No. 9. $3.50. BY express u"
receipt Of price, or sent O.. {. D.
r. s. CLARKsoN,
Yankton Agency, y. I.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-23

Buy your overcoats and clothing, cheap
for cash, at
r, A, KETCHUM's,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-23
CONCORD COACH FOR SALE.

One hrst. class four or six horse Concord coach
in good running order. A first vehicle III
every respect, Will be sold cheap. Apply VI
this Office.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-23
The Clav county Sunday school asocia-

The Clay county Sunday school asocis-
ton meets at the NJ. E. Church Sunday next
at ten n. m.
The teachers in our public schools arc
talking of organizing . literary club for
mutual benefit and amusement during the
long evenings ofthe coming winter. Keep
the ball moving.
The flock at the Congregational church
is still without a shepherd. The members
have kept up regular services during the
summer, taking turns in reading sermons
and other proceedings necessary to main
tain their organizations.
The Dakota Southern railroad seems to
be thronged with business. Goods remain
at the depot for days, waiting cars in which
to transport them, and our merchants COM
plain that the delay in receiving goods is
terribly trying.
A number Of prairie fires have been
sweeping over different parts of the county,
dong considerable damage in some instan.
&c. The republican reminds the authorities
that their entire city is exposed to danger
whenever a north wind drives one Of these
fires toward it.
John Curliss scared the boys into q 1T
and himself into q conniption on last Tues,
day, by the accidental discharge of . re-
volver into one Of the cases of type in the
Republican office, where George had been
setting a half minute before. He was
looking very sharp at the time, but was not
seeing worth a cent.
On last Friday night a destructive fire
ragged in the neighborhood Of Riverside. in
the north part of Clay county. The fire
originated near the line, between Clay and
Turner counties, and swept down in a south
east direction, destroying a stable and 10Y
for J. 7. Hewett, and about 100 ton Of hay
for Levi Barton, with probably other items
of damage of less importance, not reported.
The damage was done by the fire set out by
Aver and Jones, who claim that they were
back-iring to save their Owl premises. j.
I. Hewett's house had a very narrow escape.
He was away from home, and his wife sent
the children out to a piece Of plowed ground,
where they remained, while she carried
water and kept the house so wet that it es-
capped the flames.
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n TERRITORY.
Canton Advocate.

Canton Advocate.
The earthquake gave Canton the average
shake.
The district school opened Monday with
a large attendance; Mr.. Homer Upper,
principal.
Snow fell Sunday last aud was clinched
by a heavy coating Of sleet; but blowing is
now progressing.
The Canton Advocate commends the con-.
cert given there Tuesday evening by their
home band. They gave music rather than
loud blasts, showed careful training and
10th amused and interested a crowded
house.
Thore ]. Thonstad and lady will leave for
Europe next week. Mr.. Thonstad's parents
are anxious for him to visit them, and he
feels it a duty to crafty their wish, as they
have attained that age when life's thread is
liable TO be severed without warning. The
faithful manner in which this gentleman
has executed the duties of the office of
county clerk and register Of deeds, has
placed him in the confidence of the commu.
nifty, who wish him a pleasant journey and
safe return to his post Of duty.
Bismarck Tribune, Nov. 10.
The demand for the N. P. lands contin
ues ana the grand total outfoots all previous
seasons.
A little snow storm Saturday evening
sunshine yesterday, and cool enough to-day
to make a little ice.
Henry Calm has been discharged upol
the charge of murder andsheld in $500 bal
for an assault upon P. H. Smith. Cab
waived an examination this morning, upol
the latter charge. Pat Smith has also bee
held l." s'ov Tall for his appearance at tn
neA' term of Court for an assault upo
sasn SSanin THIS ends the examination
Tor the time being. He is improving RAP
idly and expects to 60 east in two or thrt
weeks. He occupies a DOH at the Sherida
house and receives every attention frol
physician and nurse.
The Fargo Times prints this week q larg
special edition, devoted to the interests
immigration to the northwest, it is a yer
creditable issue and is filled with a judi,
iously assorted and well edited mass of ma
ter bearing upon every question the inqui
ing immigrant could ask, together wit
good articles specially relating to Fare
and other subjects. This is only. anoth,
evidence of the growing consciousness tn;
possesses all Dakota. There are vigor, Ell
t~erprise, prosperity and growth in all o,
borders. Send for copies to f. B. Chamber
editor, Fargo, D. T..
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-23

Finest stock of boots and shoes in the city.
! R. A. KErCHuM's.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-23
STRAY COW.

Estraycd from the premises Of the subscriber
a large dark red Cow. with short horns and q
short tail. Gives milk from only two tcats. The
finder will be paid for all trouble by leaving word
at IvER LARSON'S.
Stone House Opposite Excelsior Mill.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-23

Get your carriages painted before they are
worn out, and haye them looking as good
as new, at S. Merrill's, on Capitalist, near
Third.
Cheapest stock of dry goods, notions, fam
nels and blankets, at
r. A. kErcHUM's.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-23

Board and lodging at Mrs. Stokes, Broad
way, at 81, per week.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-23
Sioux Falls Paragraph Nov. ?,

Sioux Falls Paragraph Nov. 81
A literary society is organizing.
The school meeting decided to rent adj
ditional school room and hire another
teacher.
And the earthquake came also and shook
the azroic rocks upon which the village
rests SO firmly.
The Paragraph speaks in high terms of
the charge of Chief Justice Shannon to the
grand jury for this district, and congratu-
lates the territory upon his reappointment.
Vermillion Republican, Nov. %
Commercial travellers are numerous which
shows improving business.
The Baptist church is getting new roof
and ia to have a new minister soon.
Judge Kidder has furnished the grammar
school Of this place with a large map Of the
United States.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-23

The largest quantity OF sugar, tea and
coffee for Sl.0O, at
Il. A. KETCHUM's.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-23

on such terms, conditions and regulations
as the legislature shall direct: Provided,
That no salt springs the right whereof IS
now vested In any individual or individuals,
or which hereafter shall be confirmed or
sdjudged to any individual or individuals,
shall by this act be granted to said state.
SEC. IS. That five per centum of the pro.
ceeds of the sales Of public lands lying
within said state which have been or shall
be sold by the United States prior or SUBJ
seQuent to the admission of said state into
the Union, after deducting oil the expenses
incident to the same, shall be paid to the
said state for the purpose of making such
internal Improvements within said state as
the legislature thereof may direct.
SEC. 13. That the eighth section of tue
act of congress entitled IAN act to appro.
pirate the proceeds OF the sales of the public
lands, and to grant presumption rights" ap.
proved the fourth day of September,
eighteen hundred AMI forty.one, shall be,
aud is hereby, declared applicable 10 the
state Of Dakota when admitted into the
| Union as herein provided.
SEC. IA. That any balance of the appro.
priations for the legislative expenses OF said
territory Of Dakota remaining un%expended
shall be applied 10 and used for defrsyin
the expenses Of the said convention, aud
for the payment Of the members thereof,
under the same rules and regulations and
rates o. are now provided by law for the
payment of the territorial legislature.
SEC. II. That the two sections OF land Il
each township herein granted for the cup
port Of common schools shall be disposed
of only at public sale II q price not les.
than two dollars and fifty ceats per acre. Ii,
proceeds 10 constitute q permanent schoo
fund, the interest OF which to be expeude,
! In the support Of common schools.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-29
ByF,A, Kerby, Auctioueer.

NOMMISSIONERS' SALE-Undor author
~ ity of decree Of the Circuit Court Of Alex
andris county, Va, rendered at it, Novanber
torn, 1876, in the suit Of The Board Of Public
Works of Vicginis vs.. seldom Withe:I; Co.,
tie subscribers as commissioners, will sell by
public auction at the east front Of tbs Postotice.
Alexandria, Va, on SATURDAY, the 2lsL day
Of April, 1877, at 12 M, the THREE, STORY
BRICK WAREHOUSE on the north sido of
King street, between Lee and Union, No. 2.
King street, fronting 20 feet k:us strect, a;id
extending back 81 feet TO 80 feet sley.
Terms; Ten per cent cash; the residue in
three equal instruments at six, twelve and eight
cen months, with interest; the purchaser TO give
bonds, with good personal security: title to DO
retained till payment, ell the property 10 be
resold q. risk and costs Of purchaser on default
in payment Ct purchase money in whole O. in
part. IA NJ ~ y tSONh
3. FERGUSON BEACH,
NH 23-eots Conmig.l IIeG=
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ssy Green G. Wise,

fRaal Estate Agents and Anctionears.l
SIOMMISSIOM MEk'S SALE OF VALUE A.
~ BILE REAL ESTATE-Under authority
Of tho decree OF tho Corporation Cour: OF Aley.
andrin in tho sui. Of Gallagher We: Hodgkin, ad-
mnis.rator, SC, passed. at the January term,
1877, tho subscriber will sell, ia front OF the
Court House ut Brownsville, Prince Willism
county, Virgins. on MONDAY, the I'd day OF
April, ls.-, At II r., the following descr!bed
property, 10 wit: TWO HUNDRED AND
FIEET.T"O ACRES OF LAND, near DUN.
fri23; SIX LOTS in Dumfriea. and THREE :
HUNDRED AND EIGUTT-FOUR ACRES
OF LAND on Bu'l kun-s!l in tho county o'
Prince Wiiii%m, Eirginia.
Terms cf Sac-Dnn third cash, sIl the resi-
due in two cqt.nl instalmoats, payable annual ly
from the day Of sale, with iatYru.. on tho dele7'
red payments ETora the day OF ssiA until paid
the deferred Payments IL be secured by tue
bonds Of tho pnrGiiasor or pn. chascT2, with 5000
security etd lGe ;tia IL ha retained Unit! all tnf
payments arc u,aGa.
feb I-co.s ;. \. BALE, talhm I.
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tsrtYEHN : S.asiES.
SALE OF hAa |. "'''-
rISUE =

NOM III lSSiO Il U lI.S E'iaI-ia w i''-''' - ~
TATE.
Pursuant 10 = deccce Of tho Ci:ci:'s C'uf. ,or
the county Of Fsrfsx in tho ant Q! AieEsHuoI
8, Gripsb7 egons4 Wsl!e: ). " haley, sa4 :
traitor Of r. II. Whslay, dec'A., Ct all FenacrH
at is November term, lS,?. TIC uluors!!SEe",
commissioners vii! sell by pA3!.c &EGGG; y r., q;
Fairfax Court House, on t1o NJ = g., nN l.. IL
DAY OF MARCH, 1877, Court day, lne 4o''o"'
ing described real estate:
i TRACT Of LAM, containing ia hcIeS
located on the aouth sita u the Wsrrenlon tS:n'
n;ka, on The read ls2aiaE from Centfeyil,a 70
FarfaS Court House, with ShlAui4 G=aA
DWELLING AOUSE. HOW occupied 9y :aahss
Thomas L!urtsugh. Also = LOT VI LAM,
located in the Yves: end ci ContreVlt!e conIalnIg
IS acre, with g. substantial STONE hot2E
unon il. Aiso LOT containing - acres; G1, S!tu,
stad in tho village Of Contreyiio; has "CtD
UNWILLING HOUSE upon II, spring 81 e.
cn;:c3t water in tic ,ndd!e OF the soi, fegnFaea
s. one Of the most valuable il the village, nc"
occupied u ". s Mhaiey. -,
q'nrme o}Sela--:;0 -1Uc!i cash il! hani a; w!
pav ,hn costa Gnl expenses ot Seo Sni lio
a1::.unt d;la anl unpaid on said lots; tho Dali
csc. IL o%a ard two years, with ln!ores| i'n;.i
tho lny 2G s.!a the tttia 10 be T?,a!Hea H!.n 'r
lnnI linh,e - Guaa!d up0a ::eta"'t N e''!''' W
>,s!n to taxa pieca between j. ard o'c'':Hs
:aS4f5 + aSi y H9}$25 H SIS H$$" J. 5s:ss's: 5"1 a:
Faiffax county, feb l2-ts r-.a
~ rha above sale IL postponed til! iht = d
TGENTu DF April. next, 4. the same pace
S'a:;fry county, Elh Gl-ts
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Esy e. "A. ESe-by. Auct'r.

TTNDEN AUTHORITY OF a DEED OF
~ i7us! from Wn. II. Russell and j. T.
knight, dated June 81. 1873, recorded in liber
p r.. 1. psgc l32, Of tbs A!ezandFis county,
Va, l+n1 records, the subscriber. as trustee
therein :rNo!ria,!, will SCH h7 public auction,
st the essc front Il Tho PoStoliice in tae city ot
Alexandria, w o;!i:AIUknAH, the 2lst DAY
OF April, 1877. al u IL, TWO UNDIVIDED
THIRD PARTS on THE FAhM, il said
county, known ss "TATERLnO," lying be-.
tween the Alexandria and Washington Railroad
and the Potomac river, ard bounded on the
north by the land lately Hughes and on tho
south by Abingdon. containing ninety six acres,
three -ooGs and t~orty .0no poles, more or less t;
rsserviag and excepting, however, from the sale
32 g. 5 r and is 13-l0G poles. fronting On the
said railroad, recently con-cycd to and now
owned By Tho Adarnantiac Sricl, Company.
Terms-caah. >. FERGUSON BEACH,
NH Its Truatee
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FRANCIS MILLER,
:. FERGUSON BEACH,
Ex'rs. Of Sam'l. Miller, decd.

':'si'STEh'S SALE OF Landry virtue
i ugs dee! Of trisI eXocutod 20 no OF tho 18Th
- %: March. 1871. hv Jos. Ray and wife and
recorded n Prince William County Court,
~, Nsrna, Hnpsn. IN tho town OF Manassas. in
b. cnua,y Of pr;nca Wil!ism, on WEDNsS.
piT. tG., lith d.y of April. l911., ALL THAT
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, lying N
.ao sad county, and containing l66 acres, and
sai5nns ;ho lands Of John Stowar. and others.
IH7u:: TIE sam ct S9S4 81 and the expense:
Il Ssie in cash; SjG3 payable on the llth day OF
Agrjl, ITS; S,G5 parahlo on the llth day Of
Apri', 1879; S7s2 II, payable on the llth day of
=.pcil, 1850 ard the residue, if any, upon such
,7,I; - tho sai dos. Ray shall designate; the
:",crred payments - 0rar interest from the day
i a.,e, and t. Da secured hy decd Of trust upon
a." prcni!-4s.
nh 9-,s PETER WISE.
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F;y &. Herhy. Auctioneer.

~ VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUoT
- rom NJ. u. Bali 70 Ii. Q. Ciaughton, dated
iaausry li!h. lS.l snd Of record in the Clerk 3
:?ieo OF .nn Corporation Court for the city oi
5,teSardr., !iboE No. ;, psge 46l, shall. on
~AIuEnAl, the l0.u day Of Msreh, 1877, 1T
.1 n'cjccI: - H., :cll by public auction, in the
ice ci tho Eirs;aiH Sentinel, OH Cameron St,
s"rs@t:ris, Va, ono EOiLEH ENGINE and
FIXTURES, PRINTING PRESS SndTYPE.
LrrIGs ii Ssic--CNsh.
trh Scots II. 0. CLAUGHTON, Trustee.
.2u- Tie above sale has been postponed until
lUESUAi, April iG, al II Ii. nh lots
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CONSTIPATION.

TESTIMONY OF THE CHEF JUSTICE
on GEORGIA-I have used Simmons Liver
Regulator 70: constipation Of my bowels, caused
by I. temporary arrangement of tho liver, for
tho Inst three or four years, and slways, when
USED according - the elections with decided
h2Hea. / :h!nE Il is !! good medicine ior Tho
Gega7 7gcmon! nC tho liver aL least such is9 hnrn
!nv noTao7Ii nzror:eHcn in Tie Use cfit.
HIRAM WARNER,
Ii i1ctina 1t i.aar.,-