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Major Reno, at his own request, is
to be Investigated by a Military
Court of Inquiry as to bis conduct
at the battle Of the Little Big Horn,
when Gen. Custer was killed.
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Danbury News: Whisky is about
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The idea of erecting a monument
costing 100000 over the grave of
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ADDRESS,
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Every dove has cote, and every dog
pants.
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The new Democratic Daily at Col
umbus slices off this chunk of whole
some advice:
1t is time tn at our Democratic
leaders should exercise great care
and Judgment, and act cautiously
upon all public questions, that so
deeply affect the welfare of the coun-
try, as does the Resumption act.
There are several very strong rea-
sons, why the Democrats, rs a party,
should cease their opposition to Re
sumption.
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DR.. S. J. SPECS

HILL now give his entire time to the practict
" Of his Profession. He has had extensive
experience and viii give special attention to the
Treatment Of Chronic Diseases.
OFFICB-At the New Drugstore, Mem Strest,
Utman's Block. Residence West Walnut St. near
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scribers.

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IL A. enEPHERD.

a ito ney at Law,
HTTT TRpnn0unU
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'But pray, Jennie, why need you have
to tTyP 1t is easy enough. For my part,
I never viii make any one wait for me.
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ELEVENTH WARD.

Godar Magdalena, 50 Mulberry. $llo
Graft, Elizabeth. 562 Walnut........ $50
Goldsmith, Chas., 607 Walnut...... 226
Grimm, Ignatz, 70 McMicken av.. $50
Gableman, John, As Liberty. ..,.... 160
Goebel, Christian, S5S Vine. so
Guenther, Conrad, ,82 McMicken av 600
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EIGHTEENTH WARD.
NINETEENTH WARD.

Lofthouse, Thomas, 377 Long
worth. ...........,..:............. $lSV
Ledman, ]. A., 54 w. Fifth......... lbs
Lehmanowsky, L. L.. 2S5 Long
worth. ......"............"....-:. W
Layman, M. A. & Co., 3s4 W. Fifth 2lS2
Levy, c., Ill Mill......................... BIG
Loucheim, Jam es, 29l Longworth 600
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FIFTEENTH WARD.
SIXTEENTH WARD.
SEVENTEENTH WARD.

Hildebrand, T. O., 394 Longworth. $3.50 $50 Al
Hulswett, Alois 81 Hatnaway..... 200 Al
Huston, d. A., 355 George....... 276 884
Hart, A., 29S George 100 82l
Hamilton, Moore g. Co., 400 W.
90 10 o4
Hart, L. A., 352 w. Eighth ............ 100 321
Hewitt, s. L., 23S w. Ninth.......... 200 Al
Hall, John b., 1886 George............. 400 IL 81
Heine Lewis, 329 George..".... ITO 50
Havlin, John 20 Barr 100 2l
Haucke, Frank 326 w. Ninth..... 800 96l
Hardway, F., 384 w. SEVENTH. $50 4S1
Hoffman, Hattie F., s49 W.
Seventh. h.......................... 320 III 70
Howe Henry, 80 Mound ............ 500 l6 OF
Hollister, James W. ,432 W. Eighth. 76 IA
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SEVENTEENTH WARD.

Lipman, Bella, Ill Richmond. $s6 N4 o
Lykins, J. A., George and Cutter. $40 is q
Leonard, Sarah j.. 270 George.... 2l0
Lipman, Lewis, 2S9 Richmond 50 50
Linneman. r. K Bro, 116 Bari. $50 II u
Lion, A., 405 West Ninth. so q
Lowenstein, Henry, 25S West
Ninth I1o Y!
Lupton, D, B 474 West Seventh. 1000 " q
Lynn, VIM, 46S West Seventh. $50 q
Levi, Josephine, 32S West Seventh ls0 y
Layton, F., 374 West Sixth............ 25O "
Litten, Hance, $50 West Eighth. SO 3!
Lytle, ]. p, 1888 George. ................ 200
Lytle, Amanda, go West NINTH. rs q
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SECOND WARD.
THIRD WARD.

Hommelmeyer, Geo., 1926 Abigail. $500 $40 81
Hill, Jacob 70 Hunt............... 26 81
Humble, Peter, 14S f. Liberty. 100 3 321
Hebel, Chas, 42l Broadway"...".. 100 3 u
HaenSler, Jacob & Co., 16 Milton. 628 20 IL
Hoover Thomas, "a Hunt...... rs 2 "A
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NINETEENTH WARD.
TWENTIETH WARD.
TWENTY-FIRST WARD.

Gisken, Clemens, WalkerMill Road $3.50 $26 81
Griebke, Hiney, Sedamsvile....... 30 81
Gready, Patrick, Glenway West.... 60 ! SO
Croft Benjamin, River Road....... 1874 4 20 ]
Gallagher p, Carr St ."."........... 200 Gal
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TWENTY-SECOND WARD.
TWENTY-THIRD WARD.

Higgins, Mrs Alice B., 244 Poplar SIG 80 "A
Hutton Mrs. E., 2O62 Dayton...... 800 II 40
Handy, Truman B., $50 Freeman. 1850 40 O2
Hubbeil, Wake 446 Ffeeman...... $50 II 81
Harvey, Samuel G., 30 Wilstach... 2l0 6 70
Harper, James, 3341a Baymiller.... 326 10 A
Harries, George H.. 297 Findlay... $50 48l
Hall, J. c., Alb Baymiller. er............. $50 48l
Hanover, Mrs. A. NJ, 1893 Poplar. 500 25 81
Hoff, Chas, Bank and Freeman. $50 801
Harper, 7. L., 304 Wade............... ITO 3 So
Harper, W. W., 294 Wade............. $50 4Sl
"A
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TWENTIETH WARD.

Langenback, Fr., 4S5 w. Seventh. $50
Lynn, T. D., SOB W. Eighth. ......... 100
Lee, r Trust, 377 Richmond. 25o
Lask, Nathan, 5O6 W. Ninth. h.......... 500
Lingeman, VIM. 652 W. Eighth. LOO
Locknan, J. T., 512 W. Ninth..... 3I6
Lane, Thomas A., 1877 Barr.....::...;. 3o0
Loughead d Porter, q Hannibal. 1850
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FOURTEENTH WARD.

Hogan, w. F. P, III Oliver.......... 800 So q
HeTzog, j. H., 213 Findlay ....... 200 Gal
Hugger August 404 Baymiler.... so 81
Hossnann, J.Wm., 651 Central av 266 81
Hook. Chas., 4S Liberty. ........... 70 225
Hartzel W. F., 275 Findlay........ 200 Al
Hart s., 1l9 York. 126 404
Hopperton, John, 104 Oliver........ 1900 48 02
hunt, Joseph, ITO Bank K............ 322 10 81
Hilfert, Dick, % Bank ............... 800 961
Hunthumb, c. A., 66 Dayton... 100 821
Hummel, Geo., 271h "A Findlay...... 500 Is Oh
Hermetic Burial Case Co., Sc Liv-
lngstOn n........,..................".,.1 135V A. ~
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TWENTY-THIRD WARD.
Langfersick, Henry, Sherman and
TWENTY FOURTH WARD.

Lucas, Anton, Harrison AVN. S66 IL
Luaken Adolph. Spring Grove av Sis H 8
Lansing, Herman, Western av...... 81 N
Link Leonard, Baltimore Pike. 452 Ia ~
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TENTH WARD.
TWELFTH WARD.
THIRTEENTH WARD.

Hemmer, Jacob, 243 McMicken... .... $3.50 $11 q
Haas, Carl, 6G5 Vine................... 200 6 Al
Hoeff1ing Valentine, 242 Bremen. rs $50
Hubschmann, Conrad 724 Elm... 176 ga
Hoffman, Christine, So Stark...... rs PA
Hauck Margarethe las Pleasant. 100 321
Hanke, Anton, 7l9 Race............. 800 961
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NINETEENTH WARD.
TWENTIETH WARD.

Heniker, Barney, 618 W. Eighth. $50 81
Hesseman, A. 513 w. Sixth. ....".. 100
Holabird, G. W., w. Eighth. 276
Hey, ]. H., 199 Freeman..."........ 25O
Heyl, John, Sixth and Freeman. so
Hempstead Mrs. Mary, 561
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TWENTY-FOURTH WARD.

Krautz Fred, Camp Washington. $S1O 50 50
Klinke, Fred, Spring Grove av.. So l CT
Koch, Jacob, Harrison av........... 302 967
Keith, VIM B., Spring Grove av... 120 8 IS
Koch, Fred, Paramount. go 10 IS
Kuebler, David, Camp Washing
1916 40 AZ
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EIGHTEENTH WARD.

Hubbard. Ben s., 96 Longworth s166 IS 80
Hunter, w. II. H., 1i8 W. Fourth. 62 SO
Hammond, W. W., Ill Central av 26 "a
Hobbs, J. D., 239 Central av....... l50 81
Habg, John b., 1877 W. Sixth. 1855 40 81
Harrison, Mrs. j., 242 Plum."." SO 81
Harris, J. K, 2l4 W. Fourth ..... 5000 30 03
Hand, Sy ylvester, & Co., 1853 W.
Horner, Thos D., 15l w. Third. 400 IL 81
Hencing, Fred, 1Ol John........"" rs "A
Holcombe, j. d. 222 Plum.... 100 2l
Hartman, A.. 2J5 Plum. .............. 134 90
Hill, M. F. Fourth and John..... 500 16 0l
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TWENTY FIRST WARD.
TWENTY SECOND WARD.
TWENTY THIRD WARD.

Koop, J. H., Al Sherman av....... 500 $s A
Kuenborg, John, 81 Riddle........ SO 81 |
Kindel, Joseph, 1918 Central av... so 81
Kern, VIM, SO Coleu,an........- So 80 |
Kluber Joseph, Bank and Free
HAL lVu Il |
Keller, Peter, Sc Dudley. ........... So 276
Kroger, ]. H., Liberty and Dud-
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TWENTY-THIRD WARD.
TWENTY-FIVE WARD.
FIRST WARD.

Grant, David S., Mt Lookout ...... $50 81 81
Greenlee, W. j., Pendeton...... 286 16
Grove Andrew, Pendeton........ 46 As
Gorringe, Chas NJ. ,Grandn Road 200 Al
Goldsmith, Chas. NJ, Fulton av.. so 61
Garrett M M, 430 Eastern av"... 76 "A
Green, S. L., 715 Eastern av........ 366 II 72
Gaskins T. j., 572 Eastern av....... 80 81
Gard, 8. W., Fulton av............... 10 33
Gould, A. j., Eastern av............. 226 724
Glaub, Michael, Railroad st......... 876 Is 05
Griffin George E., Undercliff av.. 26 "a
Guess Oscar, Underclif av.... .... 76 244
Goldsmith, George, Montgomery
Road ......... 1895 SO IT
Rould Noses ses,,,,.......,.......... 276 884
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TWENTY-SECOND WARD.
TWENTY-THIRD WARD.
TWENTY-FOURTH WARD.

Glokner John, Western av..... s1se ss2s
Gronemann, Henry, Western av 422 13 81
Gronemann, Frank, Western av.. 100 90
Gronemann, Barney Harrison av 400 IL 81
Geger, George, Harrison av........ 50 81
Gerber George Baltimore Pike m liz 8 SO
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT,

w Z take pleas,ro in announcing to
our friends and th' public generally that
we are now opening the finest and most
ompl etc assortment of
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Its ingredients are so skilfully
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Impurities and corruptions which
develop into loathsome disease.
The reputation it enjoys is derived
from its cures, and the confidence
which prominent physicians all over
the country rcposc in ii proves their
experience Of its usefulness.
Certificates attcsting it's virtues
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OF these cases arc publicly known,
they furnish convincing evidence of
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SO generally is its superiority to any
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that the best qualities it has ever
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Practical and -Analytical Chemists.
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Gabrielle Greeley is said to posi-
sess uncommon dramatic talent.
But she is a very high church Epi4-
copalian, and doesn't propose to 60
on the stage.
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MODERN . MARRIAGES.
HOV THE COURSE or TIs UIG
LOVIE TURNS.

IL " g." A4AA "" VI l. IL ~ ~
LOVE TURNS.
An Extract from the Diary Of d Newly
Married Man.
Chicago Paper.
January 1, 1S77.-Can it be I am
really married? 1t soems dream
February 1.-Weil, this is, in
decd, reality! And Kate is al Il
man could wish. Tt does mo good
to humor her pretty little oxacting
ways. I must interview old Grind
ON, and have my salary raised. A
married mans expenses
March Kate is good girl
But these women won't understan q
that a IN VI can't brolk off from all
his chums as short as--an iciclc
She pouts and cries even if l want
to run out Oh hour or two in the
evening once q month. Tt docs
seem little exciting ut times, but
Kate-dear Katc-sho makes up fcr
everything.
April 1.-Wo'vo had our first big
quarrel. A man can't expect TO
come homo from "swell" dinner
without being trifle chow came
you So" These women SEQ nothing
but confirmed drunl1ards, rags,
poverty, blaclsed eyes and murder
in the future because follow gets
"sprung" occasionally.
May "Spring! Spring Beau
tiful Spring" Kate's mother has
boon staying with us. I miss the
pleasant evenings we used to spend
alone together when first married.
kate's mother is us good q woman
rs any m mother-i -in-law can be. But
somehow they're togothor so much
and tho old lady and Kato arc SO
confidential that it seems to me at
times rs if I'd half lost hor
June 1.-Kate's Oldest unm arricd
sister has been staying with us
during the last month Tt does not
seem so pleasant as it used to when
we visitod places of amusement
together. It's job, anyway, to
look out for three women. It's OK
pensive. too. Yet, for Kato's sake,
1 love my mother and sister in law.
nN. B. The women all talk as if
-. Were going into tho country
Per. Financially, this seems
essing.
l5.-Thcre is reason in all
but think man who
h the rent and provisions
to be master of his own
1.-Womcn all packed up
|bne to the country. Kate's
Jezebel has been staying with
I've slept for fortnight, on
parlor sofa. It is relief that
house is empty.
buly 15.-I meet Mary Holmes
pry morning now rs I walk down
IN. Marys people were wealthy
10. She's sweet tempered,
gasant girl. She is keeping Button
Cos. books.
August 1.-Mary and myself
were out ut tho pork last night. We
have many sypathies in common.
She is lonoly-poor thing! 1 wish
she could find friend. I wish
September 1.-Here's been a row.
Kate and the rest havo como homo
suddenly. Somebody's been writing
to Kate about mo and Mary
Holmes
October IL think Tn patient
man. can stand q good deal.
But if mothor-in. law and sister in
law and aunt-in-law want q row,
they can have it. Darn tho day
they ever came into the house.
November They've gone and
Kate with them.
December 1.--Boforo Judge
Breakbond. SUIT for divorce. j.
w. Smith VS.. Catherine Smith.
Incompat. Of temp.
During the last ten years the Ital-
ian government has confiscated and
sold at public auction $10G,OO0,OO0j
worth Of church property. A
lsN& isit ,-.--r----->. .e>----.--- III
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t~aNy executed Of this Office, ,-ClIEAP
1OR CASH.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-02-02
Ayers
Sarsaparilla

For Scrofula, and all
scrofulous diseases ,Ery-
sipclas, Rose or St. An
thongs Fire, Eruptions
and .Eruptiye diseases
of the skin, Ulccrations
Of the Liver, Stomach,
Kidneys, Lungs, Pin
pies, Pustulcs, Boils,
Blotches, Tumors, Tct-
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-02-02

An Extract from the Diary Of q Newly
Married Man.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-02-02

During the last ten years the 1tal-
ian government has confiscated and
sold at public auetion $106,0O0,0OO
worth Of church property.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-02-02
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

Til Weekly Ono Year. $40
Z" Six-months. 20
~ " Three months. 10