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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-06-19

moh stsun9 49, az euinine. that before
~ ~ coevA1eecent kis reason wss rome.
Hiswas Suicidal mania-about the worst
kind ~ have 10 do With, for the patient
always haa his victim handy II he can
only get tn means. They had Z ARE
Job - ct him = . TO England; and
when 10 was Arst put under the COVER
noK's care, he was about the worst case
~ Ind. The governor studied him care
fuIly ard found that letting him have
Iii own way VA the only thing that did
him any good. He was very fond Of
bathing; and by-and-by, when he began
10 mend Z little, he wa allowed to 20 to
the river near our place. OF course l
always went, too, and kept . pretty sharp
eye on him. However, this did not suit
him; 90 q day he goes to the governor
- aayss Dr., Il \ not c~ongsniai
- my feclings - : gentleman, always to
have that fellow with me when ! take
my bath; I would much prefer privacy
The governor tEiedEte put him of; but
the Contradiction hsd . bad effect on
him. Now, one oil - governors theo-
~ 4, that ct 1 cerAip stage of the como.
plaint, If you can huknor patients they
Ave every chanceo q recovery; cross
tAsm and Il il cote. Captain B.,
|AAys he, Il know taAt If you pass your
Nord to me you will keep it like q man
q honof; 20 if you will give me your
word q IN officer and gentleman that il
Ilet yoa - alone you viii return 70 me
u IN hour and report yourself, / will let
you 10. Captain B. gave his word
. required, and every day he used to do
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C0R SALE OR EXCHANG.
EOR SALE
nor SALE LOW AND on EASY

IL TERMS.
from Wheeling. About one-thlrd river bottom zane
IuTta oil not subject to overflow, well adapted LOT
NIrket Gardening about 100 acres hne timber Witch
,DTihS drGII will make : splendid stock farm.
''''-" ". v. HOGE 4 BRO,
,,sS 800 Market 81.
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BELLA1RE LOCALS. = The Ohio Glass
Works have been sold to Jacob Heather
ington and Peter Seff. These works have
been idle for more than q year.
Messrs. E. +. Cash and ALI Baron left
on Saturday night for the East, where they
will attend TO the further taking OF deposit
tons in the case OF the Tubular Company,
OF Chicago, against the Buckeye Lantern
Company, Of this city, for infringement OF
patent.
The young ladies gave a social hop at
Central Block on Union street Friday
night.
The cancer removed from the stomach
OF the late Mr.. schoen is at the drug store
OF Husbands & Inskeep in alcohol. It's
weight is 81 lbs.
At the NJ. E. Church yesterday, three
persons were received into the church, two
on probation, and one by letter. A COM
mittee has been appointed by the n. E.
Sunday school, for the purpose OF getting
up an entertainment for the holidays.
The Episcopalian Sunday school also con-
template something out OF the ordinary
way for this occasion. Notwithstanding
the inclemency OF the weather, and the
horrible condition OF our crossings, the
attendance at the Sunday schools Is con.
stantly increasing.
The family OF J. B. Smith, Esq, who
have been at their home upon his farm,
in Columbiana county, since the latter
part Of last summer, returned TO their
home in this city last Friday night
Richardson is receiving daily from D. c.
List, spare ribs, backbones, tenderloin and
sausages.
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NV ORLEANS, Dece,nbe,
Or Ssv departures partly cloudy, tsiais inv, !,
GlS!cISSSATI, December s.-Riv., %
and pI.i., falling. Arrived: Granite : ~ NJ
EvANsyILLE, December s.-Rir..,.n ,
95 feet 8 inches on gauge, Wss,IalllAs
and cloudy. Mercury 90. eI Hlc oG
Cherokee and Miller. 'ePs'tel:
ni louisville December S. R,i,;.,
Departed: Golden Rule, New SNs .Is
shinkie,l Memphis. River talID,.V ,r:sa !.
feet inches in canal. "Hhll
ST. LOUIS, December S.-So,,,;..,.
departures; fell one inch, scan. t 4 w.. . Z
Cairo. The snow OF las, night ,v,I icy %
rain which continued until he s .s,1Sa 70
MEMPHIS, December S.-Riyet r.i.1
Arrived: Raven and barp.s ~ Fy,, s'iGs
Fannie Lewis, St. Louis ma aal''
Jas. W: CAT, Cincinnati: Jas. 'HfP as.'I
Cairo; John D. scully, New Orleans ,Sc az
rado, 81. Louis. WI"
CAIRO, December S.-River o. t..,,,
ches and falling. Weather rsjni tv, IL ~, ID
curry n. Arriyed-Alire, St. iopi.s c ~,
dust, New Orleans; Cons Mir, W Toia
phis; J. D. Parker, Cincinnati. II, ,Sssa
Ohio and Arkansas Belle, EyNnsy;I IIiS'S n.9
land, Plttsburg; Chas. b. Church Cir u.
matt; City Of Helena, vicksbuT: h S.H.,s
Paducah. Departed-SIaude, SictsS ,,tI
Alice, Pittsburgh; Cons Millat, Cins.
natl; Parker, Memphis; Hirko,r .A's =
Louis; Oakland, New Orleans; GoIj3ns
St Louis; Arkansas Belle, Eysr' S1i'
Desmet, St. Louis; Annie P. Silver "
Orleans Helena, St. Louis; Church, y N
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TEMPERANCE NorEs.-A new temperance
society was organized at the West End NJ.
E. Church, Bridgeport, Friday night last.
The society meets this evening.
A large and select audience assembled at
Mozart Hall yesterday afternoon. Presi.
dent Young, after making few appro-
pirate remarks, introduced Mr.. E. G. era.
craft, who spoke earnestly and eloquently
in behalf OF the temperance cause. His
address was listened to with marked at
tention by the audience. During the in.
tervals the choir, under the leadership OF
Nj. Ham. Hill, did some fine singing
Themeeting ofthe Workingmep's Chris.
tian Temperance Union at OTIS Hall last
evening was addressed by Mr.. Jacob KEN.
pie, who made Q very earnest and eloquent
speech TO large audience. Mr.. VIM.
Coates and Capt John Bags also made a
few remarks. There were two signers to
the pledge. The choir rendered some very
fine music, under the leadership OF Mr.,
Frank Porter. There will be meeting on
Wednesday evening at Z o'clock. Mr..
Robert Marshall will speak. All are In,
vited 70 attend die meetings in this hall.
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Perhaps no one medicine is so universally
required by everybody as good cathartlc.
SwAYSE's TAR AND SARSAPARILI-A Pill are pre-
pared expressly to meet this necessity, being
composed OF purely vegetable ingredients, OF
which Podophyllin or Mandrake, Pine Tree
Tar, Saraparilla, Yellow Dock and other con-
centrated Juices enter largely into their COM
position; the whole strength OF which Is ex-
tracted on an entirely new principle. They
are mild In their operation, produce no grip
ing, and are truly valuable purgative, aperf.
ent, ambitious and cathartic medicine. They
stimulate the liver to healthy action, cleanse
the stomach and bowels OF all impurities.
Curing sick and nervous headache, dyspepsia
or indigestion, bilious, or intermittent, remit
tent and congestive fevers, languor, drowsi-
ness, aching pains in the back, head, slight
chills, with fluShes of heat, female Irregular.
ties, and for bilious and costive habit, no
medicine Is so prompt and effectual as Dr..
SwAYNE's TAR AND SARsAPARILLA Pills. II
your druggist or storekeeper has not got them,
or will not procure them for you, we will
forward them by mail on receipt OF price, fin
currency or postage StampSl, Is cents box, or
five boxes for 81. Address letters, DR.. S~ayne
& Son, No. $50 North Sixth Street, Philadel.
phia. NwT4w
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River New,

River II feet 9 inches Gr,l.
evening. Weather moders,ssl ~, @1'ts u
20, On Saturday the o'Nesl' 5 Ina fai9y.
pittsburgh at o'clock. sspated Il
o,e Ias Courier left toF ParAsr,bory !, n
a, T usea local packets arrived and d, ~,
The W. P. Thompson, from ci,.,,
J The Hudson departed for clpci,,,.
-. The Salt Valley, from l,op,o,
a Tss Sn Ss.; S'oSSkdsle, from cnes,,
The Ragon will be the p,,l..,,
packet Ss to-day at lOl O'Clock. -Asf'tTI
The Andes, from Cincinnati ,,r
at noon. ''' Willie d.
The Salt Valley, from pi,,..,,.,
pass down tonight. 'AOoFgh, VII
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"OuEES EsrHIR."- Seats for "Queen
Esther" are in demand. From the char
acter and calibre OF those securing them,
the audiences tomorrow and Wednesday
evenings promise to be exceedingly brill
liant.
There is q probability also that two
nights will not be sufficient for this per.
torrance. Orders for tickets are coming
in from surrounding towns. a request
has been made also to have the performers
visit Steubenville and give a night Of
Queen Esther" there. There will be
repetition here Friday night.
Prof. Gutenberg is said TO make right
regal King AhGStRrtg; Miss Murine, as
Qutn EAhsr, will cover herself with glory.
There is one passage in the music OF her
part that admits a run TO high Eb. which
the lady takes perfectly. Prof. Seager says
he will present Steinway Grand TO any
lady in the city who will do the same,
with the same degree OF perfection upon
the Opera House stage.
Human, Prince OF the Persians, by Mr..
Upton Kelley, is goingto be "a revelation"
So runs the general gossip OF the Esther
people and all who have heard the gentle
man rehearsing.
Tomorrow highland Wednesday. Have
you secured your seats?
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PULPIT PolSTs.-Rev. A. E. Myers, oil
West Liberty, Pa, occupied the pulpit oil
the Disciples Church yesterday, morning
and evening.
Rev. S, Y. Kennedy, OF Martins Ferry,
preached at the Kirkwood N. E. Church
yesterday morning.
The Disciples Church Social will meet
tomorrow evening at the residence OF Mr..
Cassel, on 18th street.
Father Sullivan officiated at the 10Y
o'clock mass at the Cathedral yesterday
morning ....... ...-
The holiday OF the Immaculate Concep-
ton was observed with appropriate cere-
monies, yesterday, at the Church Of the
Immaculate Conception, in the Eighth
Ward. Bishop Kahn conducted the SER
vices, which were interesting and impress
i've, and delivered sermon. The music,
under the management OF Prof. Berg, was
very fine, and showed that elaborate pre-
paration had been made for this part OF the
exercises.
Rev. Chas. Heinrico, formerly pastor Of
the st. Paul's German Independent Pro-
testant Church, delivered his farewell SER
mon at the St Johns German 1ndepend-
ant Protestant Church last night. He
goes, we believe, to Indianapolis.
Rev. Wilding, pastor OF Thomson n. E.
Church, will preach temperance sermon
next Sabbath.
The Lutheran Church, on 18th street,
enjoyed an official visit yesterday from
Rev. John W. Schwartz, Missionary Presi-
dent OF the Synod to which the congrega-
ton belongs. The attendance at all the
services was large, and the attention quite
marked. Rev. Schwartz is man OF small
stature but evidently of large mind. He is
earnest in delivery and clear and forcible
in reasoning. His morning sermon was
on the theme, "Christ Our Advocate, "
from the LIST epistle general Of John II, /,
"And il any man sin we have an advo-
cate with the Father, Jesus Christ the
Righteous" The Sunday School was a
marvel OF interest and enthusiasm. Rev.
Schwartz compared 1t to beehive, and
spoke of its reputation all over the land.
He then gave beautiful exposition OF the
lesson, using Mr.. Zevely's fine blackboard
picture in illustration. The evening dis
course was from portion Of the Scripture
Of the international Sunday School lesson,
the theme being, ''The Penitent THE"
Altogether the visit was most gratifying
one, we are informed, to both the Rev.
visitor and the visited, and Rev. Mr..
Schwartz will always be welcomed to
Wheeling by the earnest Church OF the
English Lutherans.
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MARTINS FERRY LocALS,.-The Choral
Union, under the direction OF Prof. Z. A.
Weber, OF Wheeling, with Miss Mary
Campbell as accompanies, gave concert
in Commercial Hall on Saturday evening,
which we hear spoken OF as being n very
creditable entertainment.
L. ]. G, Drennen Is confined to his
room, having run nail into his foot last
week causing very painful wound.
Mrs. Catherine Gray is billed for ORA
matte Readings" in the N. f. Church on
next Friday evening.
Rev. F. H. DeHass has consented TO
give lecture under the auspices ofthe Ma.
sonic Lodge OF this place In Commercial
Hall next week. Subject: Masonic An
tiquities in and around Jerusalem"
Miss Lizzie Orr is visitingher sister, Mrs.
L. w. Inglebright. " l-a3
On Saturday evening Mayor Kerr re-
ceived q dispatch announcing the danger
Gus illness OF his brother Robert, who re-
sides near st. Clairsville, and Immediately
started TO see him.
Rev. Sedwick is engaged in protracted
meeting at the Mt. Moriah Baptist Church,
near Smithfeld.
Mr.. II. W. Smith, having been named
in the will OF his brother, ]. P. Smith, Of
Sewickley, Pa, recently deceased, as nd
ministrator OF his estate, has been to Pitts
burgh for several days past looking after
the business ofthe estate, and returned Sat
urday evening.
Madam Rumor has It that one OF our
young attorneysis soon to become q bene-
dict. ~
Rev. Chaltant is suffering with severe
cold, in consequence OF which he was un'
able to fill either OF his pulpits yesterday
The advance guard OF the tramp brigade
arrived in town on Saturday, and they
were decidedly the ugliest looking fellows
that have visited this place in the last
three years. This tramping fraternity is .
very great annoyance 10 housekeepers, and
yet our Council make no effort whatever
to rid the place of the nuisance. Let the
Council provide stone-pile, and require
these gentlemen TO work for meal, and
they will soon give the place the go by. By
all means, let US try the effects OF stone
pile.
Rev. Kennedy exchanged pulpits with
Rev. Edgell, OF Bridgeport, yesterday.
The Hoyle Brothers have started up
their machine works in full, and L. Spence
will follow suit this week. Business
promises to be lively at these establish.
ments this winter.
From the number Of bunged optics
peeled ears, smashed noses and battle
Scared countenances visible on the street:
last evening, it was evident that the ben
zine business and consequent gauginG
business had been lively Saturday nigh
and yesterday, although no arrests were
made so far as we could ascertain.
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NorlcE-Two Of my workmen having
conspired secretly to oppose me in my bus.
iness, hereby inform my customers and
the public generally that have secured the
services ofMr. Lewis Bell, a prince among
BARRIERS, who will be on hand in a few
days. Gentlemen will find me ready to
attend to them on Sundays from seven to
eleven a. N. l will myself be present
with my men. Any calls outside OF my
shop will be promptly attended to. My
rooms will be fitted in first-class style,
and l solicit continuance of the kind
patronage which has been bestowed on
me for the last nine years.
GEO. HoLLINGER,
No. 81 18th street.
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Cough, short breath, pains In the side or
breast, fever night SwcatS TICKLING, soreness,
or rising In the throat, nervous debility, Aphon.
10, or loss Of voice, kidney affections &c. To
avoid all dangers resulting from the above, we
know Of no remedy 80 pleasant and efiectual
as Dr.. Swayne's Compound Syrup OF Wild
Cherry. 1t Is equally valuable In all Bronchial
and Asthmatic affections Prudently resort TO
this valuable remedy before a serious pulmo,
nary affection is developed. i may b well 10
state that DR.. swayne, the disooyercr al ms
and other valuable remedies, graduated al the
University Of Pennsylvania, and was for yeaIS
eonnected with the philadelphia nlspenlaTy,
which brought to his especial care and over.
sight 4 yaGt variety Of diseases, both acute and
chronic. We therefore can, with confidence.
recommend DR.. swayne,s Compound Syrup Of
Wild Cherry, and would caution our rea3ers
TO be very particular to obtain the original
and only genuine Wild Cherry Cqmponnd,
as prepared only BY d. sWayne 4 Son, Ss0
North SIKH 81, Philadelphia. Trial Bottles
y srgS; Asge aEe, 81, or half dozen, s. sod
Ny ssolus urueSis& MWR&W
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THE Boss Toy SToRE.-Genther's empor-
ium contains the largest stock OF toys to be
found in the city. His windows, like q
kaleidoscope, present an endless variety OF
beautiful colors and symmetrical forms.
Children in droyes gather about them and
go off in paroxysms OF delight over the
magnificent display. Parents are delight
ed because the children are happy and be-
cause they have found the place to get
toys that will make Christmas the bright
est day in child life. Old folks, If you
would have Joy reign supreme in the
household, go TO Genther's and get your
Christmas toys. He sells them cheap.
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TIE STATE PRlXrISo.-On Saturday the
bids fer the State printing and for fur
nishing stationery for the various execu-
tive departments OF the State government
for the ensuing two years were opened at
the office OF the Board OF Public Works.
Mr.. W.. Johnston, the present contract
or, was the only bidder for the printing.
For the furnishing OF stationery, proposals
were submitted by W. J. Johnston, OF this
city, II. F. Barnes, OF GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
and Brown & Warner, Of New York. No
awards were made, but the names OF the
successful parties will be announced to-
morrow.
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=
PERSONAL MESTIoS.-Col. Dan. Johnson,
of TYLER county, is at the St. James.
Mr.. James Hill, well known nail feed
er at the Belmont Mill, has gone to Ash
land. Ky, to engage in the same business.
Rev. George leaves to-day for Beaver
Falls, Pa, where he will deliver his lee.
ture on "What will Mrs. Grundy Say"
During his absence he will also lecture at
Meadville, Pa, and Elmira and Bingham
ton, \. y.
Rev. Sleicher, pastor OF the Church Of
the Immaculate Conception, returned
from Europe on Saturday.
Mrs. John Mcdonald, OF Elm Grove,
who recently sustained serious injuries By
being kicked by horse, died on Saturday
afternoon. The funeral will take place
from the residence OF her father, this
morning.
Mr.. louis F.. Cooke, business manager
OF the Arabella Root Concert Company,
is in the city.
Miss Ellie Ellsler, who created such a
ttrore in this city last winter, in her por:
travail OF "a Heroine in Rags" and
"Fanchon,"is illustrated in the Dramatic
Ne,rs OF last week. The Ne1o says: "She is
a favorite in the West, and, perhaps, the
only successor OF Maggie Mitchell and
Lotta. Why don't John Ellsler bring his
spriehtly daughter to New York;"
Mr.. Frank Peabody, OF Benwood, return
ed home from New York on Saturday eve
ming, where he went TO attend the funeral
OF Ills brother on Tuesday last. .
Pilot Cline, OF New Martinsville, was in
the city on Saturday, on visit to friends.
Mr.. Frank Caldwell arrived home last
evening from New Orleans, bringing with
him his charming bride, NE Miss Lille
McNeeley. The couple were met at the
depot by a number OF friends, and given
q cordial welcome.
Bishop Peterkin reached Parkersburg
with his family yesterday. to take up his
residence. The Bishop will hold services
and preach tomorrow, Sunday.-PGrk1s-
burg Sntineiot Saturday.
Bob Ingersoll lectured in Wheeling on
Thanksgiving day, on 1.-THE Mistakes Of
Noses" Judging from the frequent ap-
plause, Wheeling must be in sympathy
with the Pagan orator.-RdndOlph County
NJ. John A. Campbell, OF Hancock
county, is at the Mcclure House.
Mr.. Robert McWade and his dramatic
company will leave on the early train this
morning, via the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh
road, Tor Canton, Ohio, where they play
Nj. ". ]. W. Cowden Is acting as Clerk
OF the Municipal Court during Clerk OAR
rah's absence upon visit TO friends in
Ohio.
We are glad to hear that Mr.. Thomas
Hornbrook Is recovering his health: Yes
terlay he was so much better that he was
able to sit up.
On Monday last we had the pleasure Of
o visit from 7. n. Garvin, Esq, correspond
ent OF tho Wheeling West Virginia. IL.
TELLGEScER. Hs speaks in glowing terms
OF our county, and particularly Of San
Rafael, and says it is no wonder people
delight to visit Marin county, for the air,
and ali pertaining thereto, is health.giying
and truly appehzing.-SaR Rgfaa (cd.l
Herald.
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AK UNDESIRABLE TRurn.-You deserve to
infer, and II You lead a miserable, unsatisfac.
sorry life in this beautiful world, 1t is entirely
your own fault,-your unreasonable prejudice
and skepticism, which has killed Thousands,
Pe7onaf knowledge and common sense reason
ing. will soon show you that Green's August
Flower will cure you OF Liver complaint or
Dyspepsia, with all It's miserable effects, such
as sick stomach, habitual costiveneSs dizziness
Of the head, nervous prostration, low spirits.
&c. It's sales now reach every town on the
Western Continent and not Druggist but
will tell you OF It's wonderful cures. You
can buy Sample Bottle for 10 cents. Three
doses will relieve. NwE4w
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PoLrcE Prcxur.-The lookup was chock
full OF uniortuuates last night, gathered In
by the police during the past twenty.four
hours. Fourteen arrests had been made
up 10 10 o'clock last night, viz: James
lively SaG James Gallagher, for disorder
" conduct at tl.l 4opp Hose House Sun
day afternoon; J. =: Adaps, dlsQrgetly son;
duct on the wharf Saturday evening; Ars
SIoIlie Snyder, for breaking the windows
Of BEoSn's shoe shop, on lOth street;
William Reed, JohE Peel, William
Richards, John Jones, drunkeR4eSSi dSs:
Boyle, Commodore" Jones, John Nc.
J.augliljn, dIsorderly conduct; James
Harrison, John Harrison and Pat;
rick Mahoney, yagrancy. A regular ieYee
may be expected At this mornings session
Of the police eOHH,
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GONE AND SEE!

, Al.s fall lns Of Ladies' and Gents Hand and
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McWApE.-Mr. McWade closed his en-.
vagement ut the Opera House on Saturday
evening, playing TO a good audience. Ihai
Grip Van Wrinkle has not been worn
threadbare was demonstrated BY the large
audiences drawn by Mr.. MeWade during
ms engagement Of Two nights and mat:
inee. Robert is a great iayorite here. and
always meets with q cordial reception.
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Ghe gnteligsnfsr,
ONCE: Nos. ID and "a Fourteenth street
New Advertisements.

Remarkable Reductions-I. Blum &
Bro. [head OF local.
Toys and Fancy Goods-O. c. Genther
I.ost-Gold Bracelet.
Holiday Presents-Louis Dechert.
Bargains-Geo. R. Taylor 4 Co.
For the Eiolidays-Cummins & Woods.
Offal-Geo. II. Parks.
0fal-D. c. List, Jr.
Regular Tuesday Packet-New Andes,
Glassware. l.. Hobbs, Son & Co.
Wanted-Information.
Sale Postponed-Geo. B. Caldwell.
Clark's o. \. T.
Malarial Diseases.
Jackson's Best.
s. q day to Agents.
Agents wanted.
so Mixed Cards.
10 Mixed Cards.
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Rev. George II. Thayer, an old citizen Of
this vicinity known to every one as u most in.
huenttal citizen, and Christian Minister OF the
u. Z. Church, Just this moment stopped in
that consider that both myself and wife owe
our lives TO Shiloh's Consumption Cure" Il
is having tremendous sale over our counters
and isgiving perfect satisfaction in all cases OF
Lung Diseases, such as nothing else has done,
DRs. MAIcHETr & FRANCE
bourbon, Ind, May Is, 1873.
Sold by Z. Booking Odd Fellows Hall: G.
=. Dwight eth and Chapline SIS; Laughlin
Bros, 4 Co; Wheeling; and Husbands L In.
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GEO. HoLLINGER,
No. 81 18th street,