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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-12

Ciyis, who, elsewhere 10 to.days GaZttte,
takes US to task for our late criticism CT the
course pursued By South Carolina ana EoT.
Hampton, is, we know, perfectly CONSCIENTIOUS
10 all he says, and is actuated solely by chvaI-
rio desire to defend an outraged people, but lie
allows his kindly feelings to get the letter Of
his reason, for though Mohammrdans might
believe that the civil war in America would
have occurred irrespective oil the presence IN or
absence from the Union OF either Massachusetts,
orSouth Carolina the least philosophic Amerl-
can student Of American history knows that, but
for the presence Of those two States, With their
w. Lloyd Garrlsous, Wendell Pht!lipses, and
Summers, and Rhetts, Brookes aad kitts, the
antislavery feeling was spreading 81 rapidly,
but so quietly, throughout the entire country'
that this century would not have elapsed be-
fore the last slave would have been freed aud
the last master compensated lor his loss. The
change from the mixed to the white basin Of
representation iu this State, the adoption, by
consent of the democracy, of the principal OF
sQuatter sovereignty in the territories, aud The
constant and rapidly increasing manumlsslon Of
slaycs, either during the Iite.or at the death oil
| their owners, in progress in all parts CT the
South-ior Liberia is almost populated by
| slsyes freed by their masters all prove that
the doom Of slavery, not Only ii America, but
throughout the world, had been announced, ant
that, but for the. Granite and the Palmetto
States, it would have died as easily here "a il
did in Russia few years later.
With regard to the intimidation Of voters,
which he says really existed in South Carolina,
he places his friend Governor Hampton in a
worse aspect than he seems 10 be aware Of, fol
the public will naturally enquire why Governor
Hampton, the accredited leader Of his people
having accepted the terms Of the surrender
and acuuesced 10 the amendments TO the con
sltution comforting civil and political equality
upon the negroes, was not as earnest III exert
| ing his influence to prevent that Intimidation
and secure the rights Of the negro before As h'
was after, lie became candidate ior lucrative
Office.
Then, too, his explanation Of Governor
namptoD's telegram to Col. hlosby and Letter
to President Hayes before the settlement Q!
{ the Presidential question, seeking recognition,
in the first OF which he startled, and in the latter
alarmed his friends, will not be satisfactory
Governor uamptou's appeal had been mad'
to the whole American people, and should have
rested thcre--is transfer first to Grant, wht
made the appeal necessary. and then 10 u mar
who was known to have been defeated. and wht
finally granted it for quid pro quo, Was ant
still is 10 tho admirers Of the Governor, unac
| countable
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-12

The WARD CoNTINUoUs Power BRAKE.-
We learn through third rarity that the Ward
brake. d notice of which appeared III the Ca
zetes" some weeks ago, has become reality,
aud that it is On the mail train oil the s. &. T..
r., making its 40 miles per day successfully
Sundays incnded.) The engineers say that
it is easier for them to control their train
with this Grake) than that Ct horse aud
buggy by hand Stops are successfully made
within the leDcth OF the traiu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-12

WhippIe aud upon the other occupants oil tho
estate.
As this suit will be habl. to great criticism,
and possible misrepresentation, He publish
the aboye statement Of The facts that induced
the commencement of the legal proceedings,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-12
Manufactures.
Auburn, n. T., 9Th April, i5iI'77
ctlit5r If the alexandria Gazette:

NEEUKN, \. l., 9TH April, I5I..
II the ccitt2r If the Alerandru Ga=eue:
SIR-Witl reference to your city for manu-
featuring purposes, 50 far al | am concerned,
would state that il reasonable induccmcnt.
are held out might bring both business and
capital with lne.
Below please fad statement Of facts as &c
one OF my rroluctions II Agreeable: please
publish with whatever comments you may con
slider mcri!oriouS. am in receipt OF letter
from Il gentleman III your city who offers 10
take $1,000 iu stock, and ia trying to obtain
city action as to taxes, etc Yours truly,
W. II. WARD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-12
lCOMMGTICATED.

Our CEMETERIES. lis there no way 10 stop
the continued dcprcdations upon the graves
The writer Of this has planted at trouble aud
expense, roses three tunes upon grave, and
each time have they been stolen away by the
hand Of solnc ruthless vanJal; and this in the
face Of constsbular5- the sections aic spe
cia conslabIes-aad 10 violation of severe
statute law. There is one rGmcdy-a sound
public opinion Let every go0I citizen c0nstl
tute himself constable, and arrest Or Iulorm
upon any heartess creature who may be de-
tcctcd 10 trespassng Gu the graves and let the
sextous double thei' vigilance. Til, thing must
be stoppcd "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-12

G. & O. CANAL. Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company has reduced coal tolla eight cts.
per ton, with terminal facilities, between Cum.
berIand and tide water, and authorized Presi-
dent German to make any further reductions
Decessary to meet alleged cutting rates on coal
by the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad Company
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-12

Mrs. Mary ireland, residing at Brooklyn,
brought an aci1n yesterday IN The King 5
County Court 10 recover $ 900 from Louis
Porsch, liquor dealer doing business 10 that
city, who, she claimed, sold her husband liquor
and got him 50 intoxicated that he was untitled
for business. The jury brought in verdict
for the plaintiff, giving her $3.50 damages.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-09-29
HEALTHY, SOLID FLESH.

As an antidote to syphilitic poison It is strongly
recommended. Hundreds Of cases Of the worst type
have been radically cured by it. Being purely veg.
etable its continued use will do no harm. The best
time to take it is during the summer and fall; and
instead Of debility, headache, fever and ague, you
viii eniov robust health. Sold by all druggists.
Price, {!.oo Office, IS Murray Street, New York.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-09-29
1 iin*x! !''* *'"'A amt !"

NJIi ! ne ldlH'>' "'!'
finest Stock in
,ir world. embracing over 3,ooo,"oo
,",r,n,>, Paintings end Choice Prints,
at our enlarged ART ROOMS. All the
new and ,upular subjects at r"ck-hot-
tom prices. The Falls OF the Rhine SIZE
2Ix2S romantic and grand; Scene on
the S,l,,lurhauna. enc OF nc hts OF me
o.,n size l9x27: Lake Lnrernr, swift
,.r, md. the most beautiful lake IN tine
wnr,I: Isola Bella, u charming scene III
Northern Italy. companion t" the rl'c'-
dino: on Boston Light. y beautiful ma,
riur' siz" llx2o. in great 'lrmanH; ~"
Oakrn Bucket, White Mountains N'aSa-
RI Falls, Newport, Sa'at"S"' "!' nr''HS
pr;mro>. $, At the Sea Shore, ia'l'!E III
Di,)vuliv. Also. Virgin NcSta, Sn"W
Storm, American Fruit, and other 2'S'"
subjects. Floral Business Carts, >uI,"a;
School Cards, Statuary. MottorS' hlacE
,,rnun| Panels, etc Also the finest an"
most complete assortment OF 'Nl' NH :
mos, both on white mounts, hi"' '''r'
and black mounts, gold line. our stock
embraces everything desirable Tor pea, T.
rr,, Agents or Premium purposes anu al.
Should ties; our prices and quality OF
work. The light parties can r''llZ' I'LL
;rI,.nrudrnrr il, every locality by taking
An ,",nry for our stretched and franl'',
Chrn,u,s Particulars free. Illustrated
Catalogue on receipt of stamp Send f"'
81 or > outfit. Address
" J.LATII\M \ co,
40 Washington ST.. Boston, Mass.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-09-29
/. T,,tt lima hpcn en-,

DR.. Tut has been en-.
gagged in the practice OF
medicine thirty years, and
for 4 long timewas demon.
strator Of anatomy in the
Medical College Of Geor-
gia, hence persons using
his Pills have the guaran.
tee that they are prepared
on scientific principles,
and arc free from al ]
qu'lchery.
lie has succeeded in
combining in them the
heretofore antagOnlstle
qualities Of a strengthen
my,twSative, onda far'
Uyrg tonic. ,
Their first apparent Ell
feet is to increase the ap
petite by causing the ioo<
to properly assimilate
Thus the system is nour
ishcd, and by their toni
action on the digestive or
gans, regular and healthy ,
excavations are produced
Thcrapidity with which
Persons take on flesh
while under the influenc
of these pills, Of itself in
dicates their adaptabilit.
to nourish the body, an
hence their emcacyin cur
ing nervous debility, mel
anclply, dyspepsia, vast
ing of the muscles, slug
gisllncss of the liver
Chronic constipation, an
to the system. So!
Murray Street, New Y ort
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-09-29
fuTT'S pills
A Noted Divine says
YHcu are qcO3th their
areight ize 00ld.
READ WHAT re SAYS:

DR.. Trrr:--Dcar Sir: For ten years have been
amartyrto Dyspe@ia, Con*'pal1n ar" lIlcS; mS
them Out with little tai,h>. Lam now we'll man.
have good appetite digestion pcr:cct regular sools'
piles Zone, and have gained forty pounds solid flesh
They arc worth their weight in gold -,
REV. r. l.. SIMPSON, Louisville, ny.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-09-29

Sausages.-Griud your meat in
sausage- mill, and take ground black
,rpper, pulverized sage.leaves, and
I'D pepper we'll powdered; mix a
email quantity aud cook to try it, and
ihen mix in the sage and pepper to
tAt taste.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-09-29
Dr.. TUFTS sarsaparllla
and Queens Delight,

The most powerful blood purifier known to medical
science for the cure Of old ulcers diseased JOINTS ou
discharges from the ears and nostris, Assesses skn
diseases, dropsy, kidney complaint, evil effects OF
secret practices, disordered liver and Spleen us use
strengthens the nervous system, impartS falr COZ"
nlax;on and builds I'm the EudY with
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-09-29
MALARIOUS FEVERS,

You are at liberty to use my name in
praise of your Regulator as prepared by
you, and recommend it to every one as
the best preventive for Fever and Ague
in the world l plant in Southwestern
Georgia, near Albany, Georgia, and must
say that it has done more good on my
plantation among negroes than any med
icine lever used it supersrdes Quininc
if taken in time.
Yours &c, HoN. b. II. HILL. Ga
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-09-29

Sweet Potato Pie. Make a rich
l;e-crust, lay in slices of steamed
swe Get potato and thin slices Of apple !;
sYread thickly with sugar, butter and
.,ated nRtnleg; cover with a crust
I'D bake.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-09-29
FOUR eUO.H'1EfS or
GOOD HEALTH
FOR rs CENTS.

Il mn (FSON UHV NNt OuT " 1''' "
PARSONS plRGATNE PILLS,
and will take one (D each night for four
(N nights, and will do this every third
(:nN week during the months of june
.Julv. August and September, will not BE-
troubled with Fever and A:ue, nor
WallriOuS Fever. nor BILIOUS
Fever. nor any Of the diseases rrS:'lt-
in~ from ma>'natir poison, common III
Missouri. Mississippi. Louisiana, Arkan
sas and Texas IfPAlfSON'S Ptk.
G,TaYE PILLS cannot he obtained
at Your nearest store, send Is cts. to the
undersigned, and the pills shall b" sent
post paid. hy return mail. Physician,
Supplied by mail ut $3.50 per Thousand
in bulk. As this is but little more than
half price for standard pills by the thou
sand. cash must accompany the ORDER
The Recipe will be chrrrtully sent to any
physician on application. We VIII semi
Parsons Pills by mail t" responsible par
ties on COMMISSION at 81 per t"zrn
sample dozens at Sl.33, cash with the
| nr,l.r
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CIIIJDRENt-Yn,,r Pcr.

nlator is superior to any other REM
cdy for Malarial Diseases among
children, and it has large sale in
this section of Georyia--W. NJ.
RUSSELL, Albany. Ga.
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CONSTIPATION,

TESTIMONY Or THE CHIEF JUSTICE Or
GEORGIA.-.I have used Simmons Liver
Regulator for constipation of my bowels,
caused by u temporary arrangement of
the liver, for the last three years, and al
ways when used &c ording to the dircc-
tions, with decided benefit. | think it is
good medicine for the arrangement of
the liver--at least such has been my per-
sOnal experience in the us of it.
HIRAM WARNER.
Chief Justice of Georgia,
SICK HEADACHE,
EDITORIAL,--Wc have
tested its virtues personally, and
know that for Dyspepsia, Bilious
ness and Thobhing Headache,
it is the best medicine the world
ever SAW. We have tried forty
other remedies before Simmons
Liver Regulator, but none of them
gave us more than temporary re-
lief; but the Regulator not only
relieved, but cured us.
Ed. TELEGRAPH AND MESSENGER,
Macon, Ga.
Having had during the last twenty
Years of my life to attend to Racing
Stock, and having had so much trouble
with them with Collie, Grubbs, &C., gave
NE great deal of trouble; having heard
of your Regulator as a cure for the above
diseases concluded to try it, after try
ing one Package in Mash l found it to
cure in every instance, it is only to he
tried to prove what I have said in its
praise. l can send you Certificates from
Augusta, Clinton & Macon, as to the cure
of Horse.
GEORGE WAYMAN, Macon, Ga. July
Gath, 1875.
Genuine prepared only by J. II. Zeilen,
g. Co. Philadelphia, Pa.
@ Get your JOB PRINTING
lone at the INDICATOR Office.
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NEWS AS 1T COMES,

and rot as it is prepared by party dcma -
yoyurs to mislcad the people, Specimen
copies free.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-11-16

z nTIt II l. hcr.hv given. fhai br vir i.
fuc ofthfrs ryr, f4nns 20 me direct
cd frans The leak ng The I'uiciS ir,iit
Court. I vii eNpose IN pu',.ir sale 80 The
highest ftal.r XII fl.s is,nr ~ the Court
Horse ~ nu'.s..- eornfy. Irdisna, 90
>..rr.nAY D.r ENEEE u. 1877.
lsrrween 'i.r hours .r 10 n'rlerk. a. III.
and ! clock. H. N. 80 said day. the rra. =
and profits iur term nnt eNreeding seven
YEAR, W iltr soliowi ing dcsrs.uei real
estate. situated ia nutoi- county, STATE
OF Indiana. io-wit:
Tie south west quarter of the south
west quarter and shc ca~i h,lt ~ the
-outhw 81 quarter OF section M. seven.
t..n IA III township NJ. QUO. south OF
range NJ. three west. contain ny y
acrcs. more or less. in Dubois county
inAiass.
And cu failure 10 realize the full
amount az judgment interest and cost,
viii n The sane time aud place. ex
pose AZ puhlic safe the lec simple az ssis
r-s. estate. or - much thereof as ma,
~ sufficient I" discharge said decree
Interest mud costs.
Y Tnken w. the property of Nsfi IA
har AZ the snls az Andrw J. Ne Ncgpss
William a. Tra,.or. William = CUl
hcr'suu.
said Srlc viii 10 madc without relic
: frum valuation ~ arpraiscnrnt ts-s 4
the State " Indiana.
GEOlnGE cox.
sheriff Dubris County.
y. En~ticn~r & w. \. Trsylcr, Al,ci
3 ,nry. for plaintiffs
Nov. 2. ls77-Sw--r. 4
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hiIIsn --sln lat Snnslay Nr Eiri.
49, Wsikrr. sasng nsaa w Nsd ~"n
is~a-hi's- hep-i r. III sT~vr i.'r
e's'it ar MI. Joisn i.rrnani.. M wl1F n
known - I'Asr.'- ~'-y~It snt 80
yvine s-wrssi> ~ i,.rls ile i.o.se IL
~ss risiin. iscsane frightened - a h5sg-
~. 80 ran y ith Linz. drawing b ~
violently. his lcsa tIikinI tree. md
;,jurir- him - Seriously ;laf dcah en-
sued il 4 lew hour. lie Wa spsaud-
son Of Jonalhan Walker. ono ri the nio-
hssrs 81 This scrsi.n. rni. lii@ his arces.
tor. wss GtuzI' sni riurky 10 tic end
sssAiug When he gc' III sgen nc rrcc
that Il ne 20, oyer ID. hurt. he'd xii
che 4 ID horse
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~ Durng visit 20 H'in'ingburg,
"wednesday. We found Esquire Bo.ner
too mach afflicted With a@us % be az
r-hsaded A. usual Attorney Logan
me- LeaUss Andrew rprAiiey hit him
hsl-i. ami then, a. he says. run too TAT
for him 20 get Ia return il with Interest ;
BsLreus AMI Charley Morgan excited
over the ownership " wagon taken ~
2 constable; Hsrmoa 3 wager busy -
bses making their famous stone pump
and sioUe~ ne. tie bcss in the country,
witch they will tell Tie people about IN
next weeks Courier; Ka,icrhenry Bros.
-errae sni happ, ia iirr enjoyment OF y
geoi bmssHess. la ,ommodious -sor.
room: Ainklar- afraid he cent make
h. nail end stage line- pay him: Shrecd-
er maxim pleasant rIsce 81 the Post
Ollie. y liels i. well fixed up. and like
iise clever ic.iv~ ne j.. he gave nss cop.
or an Eyans,i \. faily. which, through
hi- arrang cn.n. NJ iuail-, now gets "a
Itunlingburgh i'ir -ssnc ia, IL il l'ub.
li-hed: EruudicA Iossking wearied over
The lab,rs ~ the Institute last week
bus vel pleased a,li from tie genesal
appearances eyercbuiv ra,et with tic
onsines- prospects o. the bright, tLiis-
ing town.
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ISns>@ Se-srsrAss- --;s l"e- in-
ovsr f,sssr@iil'> s,irt.rinrs fai- ,~ss. -
fia: 'hni '-1:a~a l. rs-f:ict win 81
,lb.icuie.a- mi ,.lin <iiil- fi.c fgsrsi'N-
ton ~ 'ss"-r v hicla a" uot Gisc ii-rlr
rir~iil.ii-n. IL ti'- sa,ne raii~ \. these
wnirh NJ. -r' re.'n-ir, then Al e
~.rklics. i -ivc. aer~sy isssc o. ln-
i.ns psa-r- l.s~.otf. ~ fnore lhsn 4
s--r.r w,'.k FIR every it.isahitsnt o.
~ >fs;-- tnf y rsGhy ss'le-l"s'i''d
r-rn re'D i,isia - bein.. isa peer 4 s~-c
d paper
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oU VIC rul,li-h tie announcements IN
our Advertising roinm~ for rsy. and srl-
drm srorli- onrscl,cs 10 inquire A. 20
&c qualities NJ merits of the warcs adj
vert.srd. further ihau 20 assure ourSclf
that they are legitimate aud respectable.
But when an article rcrlos,us miracles
III onr Mid-t. transforming The old 10
the Young. in HiIssraurc. az lca-i. We
cannot pass Il ~ unnutirri. We know
Of PEOPLE wLc. years ago, were gray.
hrsdcd who now wear dark and glossy
hair. How ]. tliss II evidently j. 30
eolorcd. Cor u has perfectly natural
appearance irsteai of tie harsh dry,
staring look VI hair stained y iih nitrate
OF silver ar oshcr common hair dives
No. II has bcrn restored "a us youtilu
color, lusirc and vitality BY sIc u-e o.
that wonder cs wonders Ifalls' vcxeis
bic Scrilian Hair Remover. N Va
many imi,siors. hut there is noihin.
like H. The test Of ye~rs only increase
i'a fame, while IL irnI'a,ors die and ar,
trsotter. -. pcsscn Daily Globe.
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The A1tor0es General Decides
That the Law Fixing the
Election III Trustees ia
April is CsSstitu-
flou..i

tiou..i.
Tie attorney gcLcrsl has prepared
l.,e Io:'-,~it. uplnian. which w.il -
i,;.nl a, u ~ general inicre-;
i>p-.>Aroi.i-. N"v :. 1877.
is.sr SIN w } nur l.;ter or the fih
lin~t.. la tata received sn:i n-i.i-icd.
g..s ~~i api,r we'd harrh !; i,7T. Arl-
Reg. S.<~ d. -. provides fnr lhe lc-
rs,n 81 township officers ~ 'ilt i.r~t Ian
81 April. 1877, Aad every SECOND .e>r
Thereafter.
The supreme court has repes'ei. \ IL.
.is.h .'s,s when ~ on y Aa- ber's rrra-
ltr.i ~ the lsxi~issUir sha' fuiv has ''
~ xer t. .rns hen or abriigs the term
thereof. See Walker -. + ellie, -ecre-
irr,. ~. II insl. 800 Walker ". Dun
hsn, L. Isli. fS3 SEE also Parsons
80 oafTai-. ~ 5l2 l.
1heiown.hip u.iicrrs whose c'h..- SO
cr--ieii asd I'LL. Length, ~ III. tenn i:,rre-
~ defined IN our state constitutions are
ia-iic,- of the peace. i>ee Article 7.
-s-riian a. article Y. se,iiuu =. f"li
,~sf- j. rhe lru.ih ~ th- term Tor lns-
'iee~ ~ sl,e peace T. aefnc.i ~ i..r cs''s-
~sisuihr- Ia MS cpini pa the stature
pr- r--f- inr guswer - abri-a iar
'.s,r~ ~ township ufsi.r- niAr 'ait
ial-si.r- ~ sisa re.rr- AMI ihr Mt ~
Mach \ 49,. ainr.ssia. 'nf'ii.vsiit 'r,-
vi.'rs ~ he si..,.ii,n ~ f'.Nlr ~ N -~''s-
y. IA trra n.d fhsi w, ssasiI saat't
~ iake ~ ss.-~'"r ~ a.ice Ia ten 'fN~
tla.Tesif~.
- fvr - .ir cf':~s. " in~iirc of Tho
~ 80 i ronrr-slc ft;;us siiai So ~
d.scs M, slr;a-ss t.a..iF terms OF Office
nor r.,ngc ~ f.rls y hen shsir -ucrc--
snfs sliSl. lake s>Iss ~l.,m Ut oI..- W, 4
.iE1;,.i sf'tr.-- 'sir u. ~ shrsr sl-'-
N II. iFntn fii.arr N ne APRIL prsce a
ill., Ne.r rr-ns.r'ff,i.. etc..
&. = III xii:x.
Atsnrn-, General.
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1'in.- s,-v M Blackwell. rrrshy
'eiisr eier. yN..p Mai fi~n sol ~ the
rf,ststc WI sw tfhanv dav before
Sr~sersl-r. M. A n'aiiery and
To l.ey. ituii.s will new
juin W. rob. uy c, N. r"r-e.usl.
zssi lrsr upil~ WAY ihal lrsd 20 the
-sisct 'sicIc y. trtmps. -- Evansville
( .,slrics-
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FLAr i,Dzr.--Inr eater rs-.ny s'so
pri~lor- ~ lli- lily Mil. Le.~csi
Ero-.. bc,.sn bsils;.as a. boat 81
shove Nc v,ssi-.- this v"i>- 20 sss's
win fnur foE tie Ncu u,lrss,s r,ssAri
where ihe,r Lrsxd Of f.ar - u gs'cd
demand.
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" Capt Jvsin Lcnin, e Pcrsers-
vile. il ~sxing sut shree flat-hoat liA'-
germ, :or i.z-.is- A.onE Willie fi.rr. -
As loaded With rrY,iscs = -ovss' Lses
.sn Lr g..t r'nd,- si~i sua 70 t.sr Sosasl.
ern mxrket.
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oJ Mer- ilss ever nox-s-s.Ast, y
sssn known ~ H. ar.'-s. and Iirpl'nsr,
having received The inli ssst winser
: yle.. rs.- lee ~iil guarantee 20 snriNe
,ay l'.is l,nkalike s~ndenasi.i II they
vi.i -is,. him ne chance " nsAs"- np
i..i- .uis-. instead az ta.iny <l,p--fInp
work.
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or Mrs En,tns Wiihes would ~
specisul!y infsrrn the lsdic- al Jap y
and vicinity Thar >he j. prepared 70 ~ AZ
<omLlngs iu,o hrsids. ras-. Tnrls, fr'1
ses. &c. she will guarantee 70 give
.ati.nc,jon. ols;f-
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" ,r-ea.s Brothers. Of i's- Arc. a
rloshin- -fore asve inst receive sis~ge
.-vca Or Pail sad Winter slosissng u tAs
i-s.si f..Licas ..unrrv pr-<suce " ~
~ taken ~ .arh-r.c - .ec-ts- -
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1877 ~ nsler. 1917
Boots, Boots!
EhccE. GhcEE (?
STILL THEY COME |!

sm inst IN receipt OF rws~rr-F irr ~sses
or Meas. Ladies AM GiiiIdr,.n-' Shines. of
the '.e~f Winter styles. AMI ~ rricFs
l.nNAN TIA~ r,FT:. CAIN. ~rl soe 'sir.
Mrrs' Erif Shoes. warranted Al Size IS
Si.-. Woncn's Fine M ~iAr gt
Front ace. warripiei ~ ~ g., 10 : rs
ncr lr: Ciiiiir~, ! Shoe AZ 25~ 70 = ~
,rr ~ always lerp iir la' :res' sior.
in Ilnr'inghurx. and prices lower than
u the cities.
HENRY Cssr,.
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csrArmsxo. ~ Rev. W. F.r. smith will
prrxch Al the ". r. Church d" Jasper
next sabbath. ~ "a IL the afternoon aIl
c'clcck 81 night. TIE night discourse
will IT, especially FOR children
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s.IiAsGsn.Ass.s u. .:y .:s!s.

Stoldarf'S Musical Library. lust
published. II pages. fnli size. be.i an.l
most popular music inr 10 cents. New
rnl PopnlAF SonyS. Dance anil Instru-
nen's' Mnsir. Opera, Hymns. etc. ric.
no. ~, ~ III rev sLrYl.rs. Postage !
cen'., ~ ~ sent III addition "a above. I.
ordered from tie publishers.
J. NJ. SrOnDART& CO.
Ncv e-3t 73s CHEsIsIr Or, rmE4A.
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w Prof Keller. music teacher. VA
s.f;lcd Ia Michel II he wos'd res'l,
".cit.e- -emeillim., else. some ~ our 81
rens would rejoice.
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rr Tue Mile" mct sni h'i plrr''
srt evening AZ Mr.. Isasivr'- Monday
eyeniuy. VI meet. ~ pr Ne!msn'
n.xf Monday. Esers bod. welcome
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w-r ~ a. >-rsprr-isrim : CO. Zig
stock 81 goods viii Le here ,hs last d
the week.