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pENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
AND UNlrnD STATES NAIL ROUTE
pn ana alter Nay. ~. 1877.

AND UNITED STATES NAH. ROUTE
ON ana after Nay. -. 1877.
trains leave NrN NNrA Dc,llus-,s AMI Cortantt
IT. Ferries. ioAoNs
INrrc.s Tor Hsrrshurs rti.hurr the West ami South
va. fIlnan Palace Car, attached, . A. NJ. AMI 80
4. N. dal.y.
Dor MnnAm.norf. Lock Haven. CORY ami Eric. af- 80
L. NJ. connecting At Cory tor TtusyAle. Petroleum
Centre; and the on REGIONS For Milliansport and
Lock Haven = A VI
For baltimore. Washington. and the South. Limited
Washington kxprcss of Pullman 'arlnr Cars dailv
cent SUNDAY. % % 4 VI. arrive Washington iitp 7 VI.
Kes"iar a. so A. NJ |, 80, and r NJ. Sunday go
and = + VI.
ENprcss lor Philadelphia IN 20 9 N,3o Iiniedl II
4. NJ. !. = D. q. 81 81. aud 7. VI. sunday. . \
NJ. 900. :, $50, and 9r NJ. Lmsrant aud second
ca.s : T. NJ.
Boa'. Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
aiuea ticrsev 'tv. aurdng eedy ami direct trans
tel tor hrnuAlNu travel
or trans 10 NcNark. Elizabeth RAILWAY. Princeton.
Trenton, Perth AunoN. flo .niu-tln RclVilcrc. AM
utO points. see local ~cntlules ~ n Ticket Off.r~
Trains From flftshur- h. 81 und 90 - a VI an
iu.-uf NJ dailys 80 IL A. NJ ami bal T. dairy. rk
tclt Monday. From Washington ant Baltimore. % -
and - 4 4. 4 lu. -. aud - 90 = VI. STU iav
luuui y ~ \. Vi From lliltdcluh ui. Is 3d. ~
1000. o. ~ 20 \ VI TO- lu -, % ip. 80 On
amt lu ~ r. VI SUNDAY % 10, go, 80 10 a., II -
4 VI. nlil. ami l. ~ q VI
Ticket Ofioc- 5-d AMI u44 Broadway. Aston House.
anu loot ui Dr-nrns~s. ami 'urtiandt sts Court -
b. utkN IA llt and lis Hudson st. llohokrn. pepoL
FRANK THOMSON. l. FARMER
General Manager tieuertl PASSENGER .A.put
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THREE DEPjrs il 'Filii.ADELPiiiA.
TWO IL NEW lORh.
Double Track, the most Improved Equipment. and the
Fastest Time consistent wlth absolute safety.
on and after Nov ~. 1877.
Express Trains leave New York. VIA Deshrosses AMI
'urtanit -. Ferries. H. follows.
3n. ~ = o. huited II \ NJ, L. > q. $50 :. S:3)
anger VI sundays, , A NJ. >. O. 80, !. = 80, ami
Bott, ~ BROOKLYN Annex" connect with all through
trans ~ Jersey CITY. anordin- speedy aud direct
TRANSFERS. kro0NNh tav"L
Returning uaiu, icttc Philadelphia -, IS. = 80
= 49, ihd II 4 ". lunit,i eNprvs. - = VI D. , l.
ndh :. ami : 3- +. NJ, tui - midnight ON sunday,
80 $ 49, T. =. iiA VI a. : 80 = VI and /. miIuisht
TNhrtoticcs ~ AMI n4t Broadway. NJ A,tor House,
amt loot 90 pr.hrns,', AMI turtnult IS Court Il,
nni fru1kNu Auut depot loot of Fulton = BrunAlyn
ll4. llN. ANT lis Hudson It. HolnNru depot Jersey
civ Enl. RAM uceet ofiIe, Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON. l.. T.. FARMER
Htnrril Manager. Gen'l Passenger AGENT
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pcrsonll Notices

A TTENTION. pauonr DR. rRnIlN iIom I,
"a - Kuui It., 20 Years tNpcrcug. t"n'u t'N "a
all drrn,e, SKIN -orucrs aud nervous dcpnN si"'"'
AMI radically cured
4 LII .pccml compaiut, mc.h,m cog surgical ''''
"a AMI successfully uciicd Advice ire' ..,
DIR BRADFORD. %. East i-n =
IIDISTASES of men ,p,riil, cured t'a'.F
~ non nee IN nCilWAB ~ EH.t 9Th Il. neal f-
DISEASES OF MEN ls1rcU.ty, cure q d ~"
- aiab-. DN DYER ~ vs. it.l g.. af a. "if @'
XIILLJOUN EOFF of count, Meath cni b n,
w dIt,, To- 4 q. care e.. \ Wheeler. Fru'ul ''. -
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STEAMBOATS, amo aallroiOs.
GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE

PEOPLES EVENING LINE STEAMERS
FOR ALBANY. cnnnc citing with EXrRESs TRAINS for
sAkAfOGA. LAKE GEORGE. MONTREAL. ANp QUE.
Bee. aud nli points NORTH 10y Delaware amt Hudson.
aud " EST 10y Sew lork Central Railroads
FIRST CLASS FARE. si DECK 80 CENTS
EXCURSION TICKETS To ALBANY AND RETURN. $50
LEAVE PIER ~ fOOT or CANAL ST. AT GP NJ
DAILY. 81 NDANS ENtEpIID
THROUGH re kEiS sold and baggage checked nt
Nc.tcu Nrrc. offices Park place %, aud Hi2 broad.
way y. y 1858 Washington It. BrbAlyu. lu7 Mont.
goucfy st. Jersey titf ~ ftr -, Mtitm-hurgh. tt
office u ilr hiuoAtu AnroN lVwrlis wharf. ud dining
Fulton rrN, HrItsI. %, 40 Cook Tourist tnlce. -tl
Roadway. Y O. At all the PRINCIPAL hotels aud uckot
office ut tie office ON Per a. North r,cr amt board
steam.
PASSENGERS FROM AND To RROOKLYN
1RANSi kRREp FREE Bl TIN BOATS
AENlhLNN ANNLA
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ERIE KArr.wAr.-ronrcLosrRr s1Lr

v,u.r ,,,.xx,x rnurctost.pp s,Tp
r. '" a., 500 "a" 90, ~ SNhr -
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IN, I.u . ,r., ,t ,,s a., '' -, mun pr"l
,,' , 3D., . t., ,,, ! ',''''' ~ we
in I'D . ,.. ' 100, il' .,,'. ,,'r,.. ~, TX, IT,, w.
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tw.ut,. n.tl iN nt N,rlh A., H., ,. t.-! on w
ocl.rA noon al lin, N"rri'au,. tN,l ," a.. a.
" M Brnnlw.N IN mo ,tt, a., No V,rt a. ~,
Srttf' Ni ttno,,r u, IN $780,. ~ III H. " h''l"l
uiruhlc iu.tion 10 th, hiehrst hdI.r t,,,,.h ,h ,
i., li, Al, .,ri'. t,r,,r, IN a., W. IT, ,' D., ~.
n tltr stit A., intt,,, t,,,, MA ~ In, t' -, M
Uui.nt river Y,ni inr1i',, tt,r 1,,l w.,
s.I rtiIMu, on LIKE ir" ,"1 t,. ra t' '.u, 49,
NrWh.rgh Sfu.n from llr IA a. tl, ,,, I'm linz, ,t,t
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BLACK GOODS.
LORD
g.
TAYLOR
GRAND. AND FORSYTH SITS.

GRAND. CHR YsTIE AND FORSYTH SITS.
WILL OFFER DURING THE COMING WEEK THE
FINEST ASSORTMENT or CASIMEREs TO Re FOUND
IN THIS CITY AND At PRICES FAR BELOW ANY
PREVIOUS SEASON
1n pieces ALLwOOL CASHMERE. SOC; worth eoc.
2cn pieces ALl-wOoL CASHMERE. 5oc.; worth 7sc.
i75 pieces ALL.wOOL CASHMERE. 7Oc.; worth sic.
100 pieces ALLwOOL CASHMERE, sOc.. worth a.
ALSO. A wELI~sELECTED STOCK or MOURNING
GuODs. CONSISTING OF CRAZE CLOTH. BOrRETTEs.
u NRAriIEA, BOMBAzINE. TAMlsE. tiENhuETfA AND
IPRESS CLOTHS. ALL OF Orr OwN IMPORTATION.
QCALf1Y AND PRICES GUARANTEED
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Htal estate.
4 HOUSE with room. aud unfinished basement,
"a l -lNlFi nee 8, 500 cash ~ tlp. latrcr tu init
lur'li-"r l"'h 81 h'twoen 'ouraui ali Morri. ays
N.ri-nria. b 'iN. " NrRiAfHOYD
I'DH SiIE-Srrrlnc,. corner h.u., ana store. nne
luf tHn Dr bah -f lIt hrrnr iru. store, terms
l"'k ~ ~ corner q" 'ini" ini Lulurrr .ts bro'kiyu
EoH ALEat haraiu-A good iarn of3p acres. in
tNI r~ s.. with tfIir-- stock. ami crops. price.
$50 Nrrn io""ner. - Lafayette place.
.OoD CHANCE ~ secure a home AZ Jersey city 90
~ story ir house II rooms iull Dot. convenient to
hfflfe. rem tor si month. compelled to sacr
nr" ~ can hv hoNrht Tor rlNp Pretty history
lrrk h1~ mont hnu-r WIN lot rooms. ~ hul. only
$50 cash required. balance tu~v insillWcuts within 10
.lrS other places from se.i g. 500. terms 10 suit
everybody ~ond stamp fur Record
GIBSON ~ MONTGOMERY 81. Jersey CITY.
coon ltni. ior .lo -, per acre on yrnr, time In
"a trucfs, -htdenrr- ami farm labnrei. 90 od
country. iurrn',i iarns also Tor safe at no. ~l.uup
10 Andy
joins FACE loa Park Mace New ork
- ". GEOnGIA AND FLORIDA LAND
- NlNNl X -ulHr f.Illr. with Hul- iul fHuc,s
nr - rrr Hcr. lir-" ioi garden aud nel produce
just received. ctu Do inspected go 90, ufi'Ur 60
l. StLbNEk Drmrr u Ascent. 81 Bond a.
E>TBIRN,L -s-a acre. excellent Land nuili
W -s new rooms, beautiful Joe alton. lda south an
-, NiIhm,pureh
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Ytftnrfs.
CIMoN sTERNE. ESQ.

DEAR SIR:
During the past few years II has been gradually he.
coming and more apparent that the rapid extension
OF railroad system has brought with II many abuse
which exert an enormous influence upon society III s
commercial aud political aspects, that legislation for the
protection public interests has not Kept pace with that
designed to serve the special purposes ~ great railroad
corporations, AMI that IN consequence. the methods aud
channels o trade fast changing and long vested in
terc-tS sun ring from thus Thes changes
of serious character 10 threaten the continued
prosperity o our city, and it, natural advantages be-
ing nrutralizcd by artificial and removable causes
knowing that you nave, Tor number O years made a
special study Of The relations existing between railroad
aud the pubic with reference the adoption such
equitable c'al measures would protect the public in
trct and have repeatedly and i.intr scdly urged upon
The legislative committee of this state the
Railway Commissioners hill. most respectfully ask
Nuu iu name an evening and place when II will he
vcmcni Tor YOU to deliver lecture this very impOr-
taut subject.
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Single Copies. 25 cents. Annual sub.crip.
tiou, 50,
POSTPAID.

FRANK LESLIE PUBLISHING HOUSE
81, 81, md 81 Park Place. New York.
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Double Track, the most Improved Equipment and the
FASTEST Time consistent with absolute safety
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.

FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY
THREE pkPOrS IL PHILADELPHIA,
TWO Is NEN NNkA.
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From Washington.

EDITOR BANNER The condition Of
politics in this section of the county are in q
very unsettled condition. However, the
Democrats are as 4 unit for the State ticket !;
and from what can learn the county
nominations will be supported with all the
energy that can be brought to bear. While
many of us have personal friends who are
candidates upon the Republican ticket we,
nevertheless, intend to cast a solid ticket
tor tls fiomifiees of the Democratic party.
/ never have seen people SO thoroughly
aroused TO sense of their political duty
and interests as they are in this community.
And notwithstanding the fact that We failed
to get representation from this section, on
the ticket, as we should have had, our zeal
for its success will be none the less fsrvent,
And we believe, that by the united energy
of Democrats all over the county. success
will crown our efforts in November next
for if ever the Democrats had fair chance
for triumphant success, it is in the coming
election.
Among the different aspirants for precinct
honors are, for Magistrate-"Theo old he
bear of the Brazos bottom" and DR.. ]. ].
Wyatt. Both ofthese gentlemen are highly
respected by Democrats and Republicans,
and will be voted for, to some extent, with
out reference to party politics. Judge Nc
Gown, as everybody knows, is an avowed
Republican, and DR.. Wyatt denies affilia-
ton with either party. Both of their names
will come before the Republican precinct
convention.
For Constable we have Messrs. P. X.
Lott, a. E. Gee, U. P. Melton, and VIM.
Roe, either of whom would make a good
officer if elected. Their names will 60 be-
fore the Republican convention here next
week. These gentlemen are all
Democrats, but the Republicans having
expressed wish to elect Democrat for
Constable, their names will be submitted.
DEER SAR.
Sept. 10th, 1873.
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G.B. CLUB.-The G. BIS. of Gay
Hill,met and organized a club on
the night of the goth. DR.. w. C..
Dixon, president, A. G. Carter,
vice president and Joe Dixon,
secretary. They claim men,
bership of thirty-two. After
the club was organized, Mr.. 1.
D. Affleck read the state plat
form and also extracts from sew
eral papers, showing the princi-
pies of the G. B. party. After
he had finished our worthy can
didate for the Legislature Capt.
J. M. Williams, made a rousing
speech in which he showed up
the corruption of the Radical
party, and also gave the G. BIS.
a tilt. May he be successful
in the canvass.
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MAYORS CoURT.-Thursday
The first communicate who
| glided up to the mourner's
bench was William P. Allen,
white. (William is not related
to old billallen of rag-baby fame
in the Buckeye state.) William
plead guilty to having engaged
in fight with one Lucius Lo-
max, colored, an ex-engineer of
a hack. The mayor is a very
generous and merciful man, and
in consideration of the plea of
guilty, he let Mr.. Allen off on
payment of the modest sum of
SII, the same being for fine and
Trimmings mostly trimmings.
1t is delightful-to the officers
of the court-to yank up a chap
and trim him just for fighting
little.
After Allen had been fined,
Lomax smiled a CHASTITY smile,
a smile that extended across his
countenance, from. one auricular
appendage to the other. A
change came over the spirit of
ex-englneer Lomax's dream, and
he, too, appeared at the mourn
er's bench, charged with fight
ing Mr.. William P. Allen, who
is not related to old billallen.
Lomax, after carefully studying
over the matter in his own mind,
concluded that the cheapest
and best thing he could do was
to plead guilty, and put himself
upon the mercy of the court.
The court taxed him SII also.
He was, at dusk last evening,
enjoying the hospitality of the
bastile. His brethren were hard
at work endeavoring to raise a
suficiency of sand" to pay him
out.
A country darkey was arrest
ed by the marshal for hitching
his team on the sidewalk, also
one of his mules. The mule was
impounded in the bastile park.
He, the darkey, not the mule,
plead ignorance of city ways
and was released. Hereafter
the law will be rigidly enforced.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES issued
by H. M. Lewis. county clerk
for the week ending September
10Th.
Fritz Reue and Eliza Duwel-
meier; Bryan Uzell and Rosa
Fisher; Jacob Bowers and Rach-
ell White; John McNeal and
Cecilia Mcbride; John Williams
and Georgiana Shelby; William
Creavy and Virginia Oakes;
Allen Watts and Alee McLeman
Edmond Evans and Eliza
Brown; Nelson Callahan and
Jane Laws.
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AccIDENT.-Mr. VIM. Press
ley, better known as
"Udcle Bill, y went a hunt
ing a day or two ago
and having lost his charger
overloaded his shot gun. He
espied a very fine fat-looking
squirrel perched in the top fork
ofatree;mentally calculating that
that squirrel was his meat, :"
he took deliberate aim and pull
ed trigger. In consequence of
the superabundance of powder
the gun kicked, breaking Mr..
Pressley's collar bone. He will
be laid up for a week or two.
We did not learn whether he
killed chat" squirrel or not.
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BOLD THEFr.-On Tuesday
evening, about dark, Mr.. Mike
Jacobs had his fine horse, with
saddle and bride, hitched to
the rack in front OF Bloom
bargh's store, on St. Charles
street. When Mr.. Jacobs was
ready to ride he found that he
had been anticipated by some
enterprising thief, who had
mounted his horse and took
ride. The grand scoundrel is
supposed to be riding yet, as
neither he nor the horse has
been heard from.
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HANDIcAP.-The race between
the opposing factions of the Re-
publican party in this county is
becoming very interesting. The
race course is in splendid con-
dition, and the CRITTERS" are
now running neck and neck with
the half mile post just ahead.
1t is sort of pull Dick, pull
devil affair, in which the Demo-
crazy are highly interested spec
tators.
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FIELD DAy.-On Monday the
mayors court was opened three
several times: on each occasion
new victims were introduced.
The handsome countenances of
our worthy friends, the mayor
and marshal were fairly suffused
with smiles.
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Once Too oftan

You neglect Cold and the lurking con
sumption steals in and you are lost. So
with many debilitated ladies who suffer
from Nervousness and functional derange-
ment, thoughtless ofthe fact that neglected
weakness invites the same fell destroyer.
Danish these Affections one and all with
Parkers Ginger Tonic, matchless vifaliz-'
ing agent and corrective that affords the
most gratifying relief from Nervousness
and Painful Periods, establishes the health
full regularity of the female functions and
prevents the development Of Consumption
in the feeble. The Aged and Infrn, the
Weak and Convalescent, find in it Just the
aid they need 1t builds up and sustains'
the strength, diffuses warmth and energy
through the system, banishes melancholy,
and fortihes the powers of endurance. Buy
from your druggist, R. E. Luhn, ST. 90
bottle or a sample bottle at IS cents and
test its merits.
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A CARD.
BRENNAN, SEPT. 23D. 1873.
To the voters ofWashington county.

BRENNAN, SEPT. 23D. 1873.
To the voters of Washington county.
Certain interested parties
having from time to time, circu-
lated the report that in the
event of Mr.. c. VIM. Kleden's
election to the office of Collector
of Taxes of this county, that
l would assume the manage
ment and control of the office,
or in other words, that | was
only using Mr.. Kleden's name
to secure the Office for myself.
/ now take this method of
informing the public, that all
such reports are false in each
and every particular.
All who know Mr.. Kladen
will readily acknowledge that he
is fully competent to manage
the collectors office, and, that
he would not suffer his name to
be used to enable any man to
secure position in the manner
indicated.
]. T. J. O'RIoRDAN.
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LIVER rs KING.

The Liver is the imperial organ of the
whole human system, as it controls the life,
health and happiness of man. When il is
disturbed in its proper action, all kinds Of
silments are the natural result. The dipes-
lion Of food, the movements Of the heart
and blood, the action of the brain and ner-
vous system, are all Immediately connected
with the workings ofthe Liver. 1t has been
successfully proved that Green's August
Flower is unequalled in curing all persons
afflicted with dyspepsia or Liver Complaint,
and all the numerous symptoms that result
from an unhealthy condition of the Liver
and Stomach. Sample bottles to try, 10
cents. Positively sold in all towns on the
Western Continent. Three doses will
prove that it is Just what you want.
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For FLoArER.-In this issue

For FLoATER.-In this issue
appears the announcement of
Capt. A. H. Adams, of Burle-
son county, for Floater from
Washington and Burleson coun-
ties. Capt. Adams was nomi-
mated by the Bnrleson county
Democratic convention and en-
dorsed by the county conven-
ton of this county. Capt.
Adams is highly recommend
ed and will make a good repre-
sentative.
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For SBER1FF.-We announce

For SHERIFF.-We announce
this morning the name of Mr..
Paul Fricke, as the only regular
Republican nominee for Sheriff
of this county. Paul is clever,
social young man, born, raised,
and educated in Washington
county, and promises, if elected,
to discharge the duties Of the
Office impartially, and to the
best of his ability; having had
eight months experience as chief
deputy sheriff of this county, he
flatters himself that he can give
entire satisfaction to this people.
Paul enjoys the reputation of
being a good business man.
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REAL ESTATE transfers recorded for
the week ending Sept. 10th, reported by C
F. Herbst, of the county clerks Office.
w. W. Hackworth TO F. ]. Panpeli lot
No 7. part of Riggs Pennington Est. $500
T. W. Morriss to H. H, Daily 81 4o-Ioo
S. F. Austin Leag Valuable consideration
]. S. Fielder and wife to NJ. NJ. Black
burn 2I9I-4 acres ID. Lawrance Lea.)
$4,000.
H. Herring and wife to Hewey Fisher
100 acres flames Schrier Lea-) $500
Henry Herring to A. Bortz Io2 acres
flames Schrier League) $1,000.
ID. c. Giddings to Mark Lusk lot No k
Giddings Addition $40.
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For COLLECTOR. In this is
sue appears the announcement
of Mr.. c. VIM. Klaeden as the
only regular Republican nomi-
nee for Tax Collector. Mr..
K. is an old citizen of this coun-
ty, and has for the last ten or
twelve years been engaged in
the wholesale and retail groce-
ry business. He is well and ia
vorably known to majority of
our citizens as an upright and
fair dealing business man. If
elected he pledges himself to
give his personal attention to
the duties of the office. He is a
frst-class business man and will,
if elected, make an efficient Off
Ger.
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RETURNED Mrs Ann Me-
guire, wife of Mr.. ]. Mcguire,
and her daughter Alma, return
ed on Saturday, from some
what protracted visit to friends
and relatives in Illinois.
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AN Elegant Preperatson

Designed to meet the public want for q
harmless hair dressing and restorative, is
found in Parker's Hair Balsan. It acts
like magic, commencing at the very roots,
removes Dundruf and all humcrs from the
scalp, and never fails to restore gray or
faded hair to its original youthful color and
beauty: Falling hair is Immediately check
ed by its use. and il produces growth of
beautiful young hair, soft, glossy and lnxu-r
rant, that surprises everyone. Those
properties added to its exquisite perfume
and purity of composition, render it the
growing favorite of the toilet table every
where. Buy bottle from your druggist,
X. E. Luhn, and testits merits
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COUNTY ATToRNEY.-Another
Richmond is IN the field. Mr..
w. H. Billingslea, of Chappell
Hill, announces in this issue as
a candidate for County Attor-
ney. He is apparently a can
didate on his own hook. Per-
sonally Mr.. Billingslea is a very
clever gentleman, and if elected,
will faithfully discharge the du-
ties of his office. He is fully
competent to fill the position.
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DEATH OF DR.. MANNING
A telegram from Frank McIn-
tyre to his parents in this city,
dated Holly Springs. Sept 80.
states that DR.. Manning is dead
and that the fever is on the in
crease.
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He " FIT. "A well known
colored individual and politi-
clan named Cummings, who
has to all outward appearance
abandoned all trades save that
of politics, was on Saturday af-
ternoon arrested by the pee
lers, on a warrant charging
him with using profane and
vulgar language" a week 70
two ago. When he reached
the vicinity of the calalboose he
painted for liberty, and having
liberty on the brain he made a
break, but the officers coming
upon him he turned and made
fight; giving the officers the
best he had in his shop. Off
Ger Buster applied a potion of
bois d arc oil to his head; this
leveled him and he was soon
safely inside of the bastile. On
Monday he will have the pleas
ure of appearing before the
mayor and answering the addi-
tional charge of resisting Off
GERS.
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MAYORS CoURr.-Tuesday-
The Mayor rendered his decision
in the case of Mr.. Brown, as
sessing fine of 81 and the
trimmings against him. He paid
promptly and departed.
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B. L. S. The next meeting
of the Brennan Literary So
cable will take place at the resi-
denc e of Mr. Thomas Dwyer,
on Tuesday evening, October
Ist. The following is the pro-
gramme: Reading; Mrs. Lock-
EFT, Miss Matthews. Music,
Miss Ewing, Misses Rippetoe,
Mr.. Lieb, Mr.. N. Lockett.