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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-09-06
Black Goods Department,

Cashmeres, Serges, Henrietta Cloths, Ia
mise and Biaritz Cloths, Mohairs, Alpacas,
&c, at cost.
White Goods, Table Linens, Towels, Nap
kins Wine Cloths Bed Spreads, Sheetings,
&c, at cost.
Great Bargains in Hosiery, Gloves, Ladies
and Gentlemen Merino and Gauge Under
wear sc.
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. IN Partition

made by the
'niy, ami state
Iercnf, A ID
t''iIfiulS-
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THE WOMAN WHO WAS AFRAID OF
BEING KISSED.

A man WAS once walking along
one road and a voman along another.
The two roads fuaIly united, aud
maj aud woman reached tie junction
at the am time and walked on
together. The msu was carrying a
large iron kettle on his back; in one
hand he held by the leg q live chicken,
in the other q cane, aud he WAS lead
ing a goat. just as they was coming
TO a deep dark ravine. thu woman
said to the man: 81 am afraid to 60
through the ravine with YOU; il il a
lonely place and you might over
power me and kiss me by force"
''If you were afraid of that" said,
the man, won shouldn't have walk
ed with me at MI; how can | possibly
overpower aud kiss you by force
when | have this great iron kettle on
nv back. 4 CANE in one hand and Il
i've chicken in the other, and am
leading q gnat? might as well be
lied Land aud foot"
Yes" replied the woman; but
it Won should lick v0u cane in the
ground aud lie the goat ia it, and
'urn Ibr kettle bottom side up. aud
pu' the chicken INTO it.. then YOU
might wi,hedlv XII. me III spite OF
my rrsistan''.n Surce-s to thy iu-
g]e"uiIy. o woma",' sand tt,r r.j"ic-
ing mam to liniseli; Il should never
have Thought at such Xpeiiput.'
And when they cHIne TO The ravine
he stuck his cane IN The ground aud
lied the goat To it. gave the chicken
TO The woman saying, Hold il while
Y -I 4
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VOORHEES, ON SILVER DOLLARS.


l-hl0ASo iFL''ine. Cincinnati Telegram
Senator '"rn- IN =" 1T rVi"w.
stats thai one IT hI- tir-t cts, upon
IL" rr'r'-s"uIn IMX 1T congress, So! h..
\ "veHi"n' - mnk" The trade st, ! ~
u I"gri tender. 'Iirst,' s'it iir.
49, a.! Il on" -'mcti:ng over
500 UJU .'tnr cIrrUitI.un. l. + Il
>"i"i = - t: = """-t low, mean
s"t'i!ir. li~rrir"N n,ye ne-u pay
~ the f'ing~ II n a dollar t..
they g"tt en- Ia tue peoples i,au,t-,
then 'i"-v >hu' down suddenly. adj
Il thc hoih-rs tn per cent-" He
Vas asked II IA" proposed nCti"n
would nat cr"-umrmrrr III" swlu.tl
by gIyIugt ~ Dr'Hrr-.iu whose nuI,,t-
the nuik vi Irn't~-'i"lt "a now is. the
brttrnt at the RE %, no. suIu
~. "Ihev are mos - !" tie bands o.
Tie pe"I l : bur " T. d I a sr are nr
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GEN. JoHNSTON'S IDEAS.
"Ns AK to be Judged only By our
works.
lspecl,l Dispstca 10 n. Post J

RICHMoSD,VA.Nov 1s:-Late lasI
evening a representative of the Post
was accorded ali interview by Gen.
Joseph E. Johnston, who will repre-
sent the metropolitan district OF
Virginia in the next cOugress. A
painful, though not serious accident,
resulting i'll a bruised knee, at pres
ent confines the general TO his modest
residence on Grace street, IN the CIT
Of Richmond, but aside from tins,
his more than three score aud ten
years have left HIM straight as all
arrow. and as fu II of vitality as rnany
. man OF fifty years. There has been
such a cry already raised by the vim
dictive radicals of the terrible disas-
ters to be brought upon the
country by 9 solid south, that the
views OF Gen. Johnston, who will
naturally he a leader, Will have all
interest for people OF all parties.
Replying TO 3 question as &c the
probable ~fusucial policy OF the
southern representatives., The general
said
speaking frat for myself, 1 am
unaitersbly for honest money. II
my views were otherwise l could not
have stood upon the platform upon
which I was elected. Upon this
question I stand with the intelligent
Rud patris,is men of the south, who
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Nysehlg AntFll]9enfer
OFFICIAL CoUSTs PAPER.
THE P~BNIrENTIARY.


1'A NAt '''N =
The editor Of tue LrIinEt"n Intel
!igeurer viii be s member Of Iii"
Legislature this Writer. He Is giving
In irr.l.t All . -. e urm-
brr of convicts. ~iuriutiug tn" o en-
rIovef in the Mou.serrHr COAL mines.
Is LAG males ana ~ females. Oh
these 1874 are reported NJ work. but
as they cannot earn enough To MIX"
the the Eri-nm seii-supp"rtius. thor
Is Ikeiy TO b, u deficiency OF $4,000
t. be made good icy fhc iagI- atnr",
The CriWinai costs Of the state are
shout $4,000 per smEHTrr nnd NJ"
Increasing. The boots, noes, sad
dIe-trcu-. hrunns. aud chairs, NAE
uIacrurrd hy cnuvlcis are expos
Ell for sale beside those m4h"
by honest toll. Their emrl"Nm''i
In coal mines throws honest m.nsre
out OF employment.
For these evils. he proposes. a. a
practical remedy, that oitIy those
convicted Of the higher grades ct
crime be sent - The prmitertIary. aud
tia ordinary thieves aui those
guilty. of minor ]fei"mies, IS well ss
IN sdemr4nors, lie kept In counties
Which have the trouble aud expense
OF their conviction. and let 'h"ir
labor be utilized upon the public
roris of the country
He thinks this labor would not
coue into competition with thst ct
honest men. and that the cost al
guarding would be so small that the
convicts could be made seif-suppOrt-
ing. In order 10 decrease criminal
cost. in such eases. lie proposes "a
give criminal jurisdiction 10 the res
itent judges Of soIne Of the courts
OF record, and let the cases be- by in
formation instead of Indictment.
This would save largely III cost u
transportation to Jefferson
We would suggest II obstacle In
the way OF this plan: Our county
Jail. are not lsrse enough To accom-
modsre many prisoners. We would
have 10 build large "j4ils."
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David L. MrI-it'N y, t.'ra4 81
MckirO", >tr.,u .i.ur.a
Margaret He. anil f.. la,--
hani. john i~ir--; f. .a..
NcElrny, iiuufi l.. hstIf.
benjamin + MrEirol, n
clrrt 4. Jennings. aud ter
husband, james !. J~cuaILu-,
plaintiffs
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SHEHIkf''s SALE.
y ) MGlIiuIN

81 GEO Vi MpU< r1aI. =. r.T
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HOW SENSITIVE A GIRL
IN LOVE Is.

They were sitting IN an open buggy
on the crossroads aud bounded %,
one side bv the woods snh on another
by an orchard. The first we heard
was. Now stop, VIII; you will MUS
my hair" II" laughed aud she broke
Il with. You don't love IN" one
bit" Tn" caress he gave h"r wouIt
have made an anaconda urn pala,
and AZ she threw up her head f"r
breath l." said. I'm strong, eli.
girl Z" Yes, you are; but | d"n't
think YOU are az strong AZ you used
to be-" And then we felt weak, aud
left them,
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I.r<DNl. ma .>D Way Of DECEMBER.

! - -. hri"Ts &c courthouse door. in tue
.fi' '. i,..lE."H, curu ' an s'a:s aforesaid.
.r 'r rlr auHf- . ninr O'Clock in the lore
u.r. ...l a.. u'tir'h Ia HE a;t,rauhn of mt
.r.. -r. ., ..J, IL Il. ton 10 inr highest bidder,
.n. ,-f IF. irt.'i. all the rl-Ht, uli", interest
a.. r.-. rr.I 90 -.trTr,tu! Lafayette county, III
AZ tr.r 1"..ItpN> Ia described YEA estHt" situate.
j.. u .H.i Ncln- -. Itv county OF Lafayette. amt
Lu.'.1lt, '"-wif. Tie -urthea,t quarter
.! SO. ITsrflr.,- quarter 81 srCtion number nine
I".r. lits lN township / 'rtN-"t-ht t+oI, of range
tAr l. -~lN l-j, Go. frII.@G forty iiOl acres.
Ei.-u uuuc, my hh'd, thu Ia" sth day Of
y 3. t-I,.. Is.s- GEO. NJ. NOCNTJDf,
nu...l County Agent.
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~EEECuEcR,s s1Tsss.

fttt"- r-'dFG"n'rrP on lhr cs'ut, Of
IL lum.ua- Ia. t!..ra.,.. yrIr I'm, q, ~, VA.
III" !'E-.,nt'. IA IT." -H .'nr yi Ssv.na ~. l-1.
u ''r fF"''.i" i'U't % la>rs,-. cUul.y, Mo
A. t"i-rhr having r-l,L5 .n4lu-i q ,-r.i-
a'G required ." .NAIl,It I?rin To- fhx I.rIrrr
'''i'n IN, 'r'i tFtrI inr !.ic i tins urrI,r. or
''rt 4'.' b rre~irl Il iru,s suy h.u, il; .f -.cn
'H.,i' 'th.'i d! u"nr!t Ia. h. not cNtinl,.I NItr
III tH" GEAR, iI"i VII .. forever barred
WILLIAM II Ian,
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FARM FOR Maze

ff'HE un'icisSn,i. rlr, u,pr ui ih. LIT -,
L "i't aud ie-tam"Gt al Jr~,- RIi.rl-. a. =,
,.e',a-c''' no" oilers i"T .ni. to- nom, SsEiA
iaFtu u III l''e,-ei, s:iE sIri IN Green. L.
ton valley, ~" mIls- south 60: ,.r.-u'nu Ir-T-
"rAr". ON tire ltur II T." NV oy1, n-l.r 81 IN.
=. AZ 4 u Il -Ahi iHfii' cp4 la,;. - trrr, cot No.
!i7ni, Isrh"r"e iHtrr + ur-. |',alau,C IA timber
ih"f" 10 co." u" iirc- 4 -,rI 7. : 'i.,.,g. -,ru good
!'L!nN, al ia" 81. hiTi, ~ 90 --.p~,rs. e.. Ais,
Aoni Wa'r. t"tl :" "'ii- arI s,riuy branches.
>.-pne-th!: r..h. rIt"-tauI N twriy.
iI"hth-' AMI remaining tEtrl IN 'wn wears.
1 or price, sni any "thtI parrCUlar-, amply 10
SAMUEL. " thf&~T. Ea.ru,nr.
mASiitf Grcrptor IstA,-tI. HTo
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-30

.Tnli' l. l. h"irbv gwen 10 nIi persons inter-
y este! III the cslHt" of Henry Campbell.
'i."'A~el, mat m Undersigned, administrator
VIII EFlil 20 make Il final settlement OF
sand "-i:l" n the next term OF the Probate
court az Lafayette county, Missouri. to be- be-
ga ASH h"tf! at the courthouse. IN the CITY of
I.\.r=-on, on the -ecnnd Mon,tay IN february,
lisa HENRY i. CAMPBELL,
uvN-S AumiuI.tStor
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Npih l. Is hereby given Ia all pcrsUns inter-
~ "oita IN tie estate of jacob II. a. ncuver,
'i't! lilo 'nirr-'4nei, administrators q: ,aid
c>iaie, VIII spply to make a maj - l"!urlt of
md --;it" A. the Frhrusry term. !ors. ii ne
f''''',l" court 81 Lafayette county. :Issuurl,
10 u hrSun aiE: h"i! d. he courthouse iu inr city
Ut L'\ln.t"s, oa IN second Monday IN FvLru.
.Ty, l>1Y.
l.. r WEAVER .rnr
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FINAL T.

NOilCE IL hereby gwen 10 all persons inter-
~ Cstet IN the r-i:te %: jane p AR {, deceased,
that ia" Hnh"r5lgnci /, administrator, wiz arplv
10 make 4 final settlement Of SAID estate at inc
February tenn, 1872, Of Tic Probate court Of
i-aisS tie county, Missouri, 10 he began and
hetl a. tire courthouse In tn city of IcX Ington,
On III" second Monday IN February, ls7.
nn.LS l. Z EERNnIA ALLnt-Lrn.
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Celebrated American
worm SPECIFIC
Oft
7aRMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.


;'iIE loumt,uancc is pnleand leaden-
.,"'ri with occasional tluahcs, or
= -r..m>l:.o bed spot on one OF both
checks: tncrvcshtcomcd dull the pu-
;.,s III ate an azure scmicllcic runs
a.ou- - lover c,ciid the o 5 is If
f!tI'.,i. sv.v,,,s. and hlceds;
= >wrltiugolthcupperiip occasional
.,laXlhe. with humming or throb-
ha- 81 the ears an unusual secretion
ct >~a,iTa; SHINY OF furrcd tongue;
L.clrn WY toni particularly in the
m,ulu.. appetite varIahiv. SONG
tlluc, y~nri,5o.lN. " III i gnaNlNg sen
sttiru o:itIC stomach. al others. entire
Nyu.c .iirvtimg painsintlicstomach;
u.c4>iuntlnal>ya and vomiting vlo-
.:u; pans throughout the abdomen;
bowels irregular, At tiIncs costivc;
stools >'l.mr no uitrcGnentlv tmgcd
v.la blood; belly swollen and hard;
urretuIbri rc>pIrAtIon occasionally
u.ii:cuit. and accompanied b: hIc-
col:... cough sometimes dry and con-
vuls.ve. uneasy and disturbed sleep,
with grinding of the teeth temper
variable. but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found TO exist,
DIR & MCLANE'S VERAlIFUGE
will certainly effect 4 cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
III ANY form ; II isan innocent prepaTa-
uou.Yo!cafG5Le Of doing Tia sight
Is: snfm,y!o the mos! tender infant.
Tie genuine DR. McLANEsE YER
MIFuGE bears the signatures OF G..
Ni:LaNE and FLEMISo Bros. on the
uI.lNr,sr- -: o -:
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nI>SOi.lTio1 >uTrsr

ca p'i'Htlshs. t.'i. ..iplr 81, .uy lie
i wen I"af!'r i;"Ha'i. pu! " II AN 1. L.,
i ms IA fiza"ISe'! - Wu:uti c,Drrli Charlie.
'''i'i'r'i VIII continue 49,, hu.t e., n,lri win
va" r|''"he ana l,g. III '''h's contracted
d! 7'''' nm. WILLIAM L LII.
eli MILLS RO>\tIL
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SMOKING.
IRON the Lowell Courler.l

TX % CcfTT Z
The Boston Advertiser wants to
know the reason why there is no
pleasure in smoking in the dark.
We will give the reason if 1.-THE Aiver-
tiser will promise not tn tell. 1t il
because one cannot enjoy q smoke
satil he has q light.
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xayggE OF

N-D-!,I o. le:"by gwen {" all person.. cred
y linI AMI others interested Ia the stat. OF
I.-nr.' j u-H!rlrks.a person of uR5Ound mind.
%. "- urHcr-iGur'l, guardian OF SAID rst9te,
i3s- iiri visa "sGhl=,Il-Ts and INVENTORIES of sIld
o-I.t. a: 'h. November tt. Ill, ISIS, oi he Probate
.-uit of lafayette county, and will apply AT the
re rg;f.y tenn. l>I., OF SAID court 10 resign his
,uar,!mu-aip 4 .aii e-ia.e.
JAMES c. HENDERSON.
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HOME MADE RaovS

DfICEs Low Err ThAN EVER hp -
l S""'s OF my cvs make, ~ from ESEY
- % . 40 Lsjf 3 ~ n III. nwP maxi, fESf
80 I" -. h'oA nHi >iuss repaired v.Ty 49,
rn"sp. lee pa!rs CO Ens;S aai ~ho.- On h.ni
'ait on JACOB hLEE.
HAAe ssvst.
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Two Fast Express Trains Daiiv
ON ARRIVAL OF TRAINS FROM
THE WEST AND SOUTH.

DAYLIGHT RXPRESs-Lesv.s The Union
Depot, -. Lunis, every m"rRihG. end, being a
Fast EAurrss. stops only Al lrlncIri STATIONS.
1t has Fr'!msn Palace s!seping t srs tor Colun-
bus. Iltn-rUrgh. rhIlTl'l''iis 80 NV York,
w''h' at NE" sat "a "a e'H' :. i; Boston.
Bal IN :. lri n as nztrl. II AZ ives in NV
I'ik RAJ. rae nsNt -~r'Iins, cal cue might cut,
and gives y 'sy 81 VeS of tie tar-iamea
scenery ct the Pes yIvfnj railroad
FAST LINE ExtS3S1- Leaves Union De-
pot, ST. Louis. every evening ~s'"erlsg only ut
PRINCIPAL srsasns. wiz Pullman PhIsc. Cars
Tor Louisville and Cincinnati. Palace Sleeping
Csr for Chicago. sSd ts- ;svorite Pioneer LIne.of
Pullman Palace drawing boom Sleeping Cars
for Columbus. Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Sew
York. without chasse.
the osi' i;.o rrserealiT under enc
Management betwe~a 81 Louis .ai wv York,
passengers are assUr~i of through connections,
and are not su!jsst 70 ueiay. Al Intermediate
poinA incidental ~ c'ha !ines. Baggage check
cd through "a all eastern rltl-s. The quickest
lime IS regularly nate by Is!s lias. and fare al.
wsy. "a lou - by other rsut. Ticket. for sale
At siltIckst nacss in The wei and south.
l.. ? FsRNER Gen'i Pas Agent, Pennsyl-
vAria Railroad, PhlladeIphia.
w l. osNiSh. Gsn'l Pass. Agent, Fan Han
de Route, Colun bus. ONO.
CHAs. E. FOltETT, 0saI. Pass. gent, Van
4fllfHIrs -; InrIa
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FINE FARM >%I,E

j NFi--NblD Pam OF Two l]nnlruI .
"A tc' -, ihr"t !ulir- .uuiE ui Iisuv- ST.f
tOn' Tor sale 70 reasonable terms. tIitr,
Aplny ~ EGuh
JOHN D. BLArKwtLi.,
uia!l9 I.xa. u
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ST. =.
NRIBNEEnS ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE
FOR GIRLS AND BOYS.

Messrs scrlhner & Co, in 1873, began tho
IubliCarlon OF It. Nicholas, an Illustrated
sagsslnc for GIris and Boys, with Mrs. Mary
Maps lh"dS" ss viitor. Five yrsre have passed
ss'ns mas won IN. highest positioo. II has 0
IunnrhlY cirrnlaiinn nI
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-10-09

1. That am in favor Of the Election Of
a board Of Commissioners who shall man
age the Police and Fiscal affairs Of the
County, and that / favor this policy be-
cause I believe the people would take
more interest in It's local affairs and would
giyeto each township its proper influence
in the management OF the interests OF the
County, instead OF its concentrating as at
present, all the influence OF the County az
the County seat TO be managed By Court
House rings.
5. That am in favor OF abolislIing the
present system Of collecting Taxes by the
SheriiIs, and instead thereof, hayea County
Treasury where taxpayers may pay their
taxes in Semi.annual installments.
8. That am in favor ola remodeling OF
Our School System, so that the continuing
of schools shall not depend upon the
whims OF persons or vicissitudes OF politi-
cal contests,
Z. That ain in favor Of Amending our
State Constitution so rs to inaugurate the
foregoing measures Of retrcnchment and
reform.
8. That upon the basis Of these princi-
pies, ] invite the cooperation ofall citizens.
who desire the continued peace, prosperi-
ty and and happiness OF our common
country.
GEo. COOPER
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-10-09
TO THE VOTERS OF MASON
COUNTY.
Announcement.

hereby announce myself as n candidate
for member OF the House OF Delegates for
Mason County, subject to the decision Of
the people at the polls in October.
GEORGE COOPER.