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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-11-22
Savannah Weekly News.

In that popular paper, the Sacaa@nh FcchN
Ne's, Of November 23d, will be com1 hccd a
new serial story of absorbing interest, cnlirsf
"Aiterward,", +" from the gi;harmng stories, ,,~My
Ii" Ni&' satfs.h;err o"d :aMrs. bare, have ad-
dei such ii'eflrySsnferest 10 tits ieseryediy pop
ular journal.
The -NcwS also commences the publication of q
s'reS Of articles on Orange Culture written cX-
prcsaiy for its pages 10y Mr. c. Codring,on of F,o-
riIa These ariiclcs which have been PREF arel
after much practical experience and careful con.
suItation of the best authorities, will be of spe-
.scial interest TO those engaged in the culture If
Ehe orange.
- It's charming stories by Southern authors, the
Sple constitutions of its numerous cor.cSpon-
I,.n s,s 1satfh'a5 sHSPaE"sn'
fsreig" and afsaha' it's reliable market rcpesx
editorial comments. and choice misceFhucSEs
readings, makes the Weekly -Nc~s one of the
most instructive, entertaining, and valuable
newspapers in the South.
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MARIE EpCD.

TlNSLEl--lIAWKINS.- Married, on tho
l9ih inst, at the residence Of the brides father
Mr. Ben Hawkins. b. Rev. J. S. Bailey, Mr..
IRA H. IiSsL%r to Miss s. E. lIAwKINs-al of
Union
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pf1,, If you want cheap Groceries, good anu
,.,,,n Stoves ro to our friend J. II. Eodgcr.- -
lie has got just what you want.
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Gov. Hampton Cordrxor.

~, '-'Fs0f' V0RUKktUH'
Ihe latest report from the bedside Of Gov.
Hampton informs us that he is steadily infprov-
ing. lie is quite cheerful and believes he will
b. sui in week OF two and able to assum. the
dniies of - yUi>sqs;}zIe Cove -, mast rene,
Eer that his Jones are NJ a. youngS Max
3r'o yf"'&-4o S1I it NJ, after such n seri"
FOR them 10 knit together remain in bed axuorf,.,
rssrrss nan uccAS,ny than attempt to use III
leg day too soon. G
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TERMS OE SUBSCRIPTION.
nients.

Hcra. On Tuesday last that venerable Chris
tan Lady, Mrs. Cassianda Eison departed '"'S
life, aged T5 years.
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HEAVY FAILURE IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
cry, November l4.-Warren Baruch, grocery
merchants here, failed some days ago wlth
SlO5 600 liabilities. Good assets will probably
enable the realization of forty cents on tho y
Man--------4,.t.asS-~kSre rocoWi6l
creditors accept a seftaaeeh,eae on diSe(Sasis.
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1t Was Our Fault.
1 Al

1t Was Our Fault.
ltt due Col. duncan to say'that he requested
us to SDiiy all persons Interested in the las,
meeting of'thc County commissioners
w ~ "'--*ioG-Y would he held on Monday be-
: iore thsus"al y1fncsaays--We- had entire
y Iorgotten it until The Col reminded lis Of it
last T"esfay. We regret i, more e. account of
= number Of persons who come here expecting
to meet ths Commissioners OF Tuesday.
rersonf~ishiuG us to notice anything in tho
paper should hand in q memoranuuu. 90
they wish, at The Office. We are very apt to
forget one-half of What is toll us on the street
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Minutes of Association.

Minutes OF Assoclathon' =
wc arc requested to give notice that copies OF
ana can be oanSd by fGose S'Sn enttIed to Them
upon application at his store
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II whisky brings the rc"t man out, what
brings the real whiskcy when man is out =
Respectfully referred to the members OF press
of this aud all other countics.-CoI Rcy'StT.
The .moonshiners'' arc the cnly ones that
bring real whskcy to these parts. But the
Revenue fellows don't allow much light by
moousLinc now-thei deeds arc evil.
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SOUTHERN CuLTrvAroR-SupsoIEroN REDUCED.
The November number IF this excellent ag-
ricultural journal reached this Office promptly
on time. 1t is brim full of valuable reading Tor
the farmer, gardener, sock-raiser and house,
keeper. The article. Thoughts for the Month,
on the first page of this paplr is taken from the
November C'ulpvdior. The sub scription price OF
the Cultiodtor has been reduced from 500 to
81 60. thus placing it within the reach of every
farmer and every farmer should subscribe
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7bose Holding School Certificates,

Those Holding School Cortihcates'
viii find it to their advantage to call on 'ne
County Treasurer at his Office in the Court
NuUse.
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BANK NOTICE.

Gorchants' Planters National Bank of Union.
UNION, s. c., 18th Nov. 1878.
fsNi!tESDAI 2Slh inst. being a legal holiday
Il this Bank will be closed. Paper matur
ing hat Cay must he paid Wednesday 9th
inst. Il. X. WALLACE, Cashier Z.
Nov. 22 A. II
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CURE FOR CoNSuMpI oS.--Thc Medical Record
describes new cure for consumption. The
points arc. first clear the lungs by dee inrc-
bic breathing; second to establish perfect Ill
ges,on, hy c"''rg good, well cooked food; third,
to promote the healing Of the tubcrclcS by cat
ing salts Of lime; fourth, to take plenty of cut
door exercise, and sleep in apartments with
t!sc windows opHM, summer and winter.
Many years ago wc knew young Lady who,
it was supposed, rapidly passing t. the
grave, from Consumption. An old sea Captain
hapVcncl to visit her father and saw her. He
told her that his sister, when about her age, WAS
in precisely the same condition, but was then
twcn.y years aticrwards--a hale hearty woman
Size cured herself by every morning stepping to
tho open window er outside door and rcspiring
freely, Grst cmrtyng the lungs and then nliing
them with fresh air, frequently reSpiring in
that way. She also found that exercise or
horseback, in clear weather, was very beneficial
kr-KLUXiSN II OuIo.-!,u-klrX Xi,m, stamped
out in kcntucl:y, rc.appcars in Ohio. For
months Dnr';c County in that State has been
rcrrorzrd 10y gang Of ru!ians calling them.
scivc, Regulators. vt least Two citizens nave
been shot dead in their houses: another "A col.
orci man, has been Kidnapped AMI nearly II
dozen others, including coor"d lawyer. have
been ordered to leave the county under pain of
death. Several OF them have done So. great is
the fear which these lawlcsS dcsrcradocs have
inspired Seven of the gang have at last been
arrested and ockcl up To await trial better
late than never. But the vest are still ut large
10 commit fresh murders. 1t concerns the good
name of phiD that they shall be brought Ia JUS
;Icc with the least pos sib!G dclay.--N. !. sum-.
Brutal AS@AJLT.-Ab"ut noon Yesterday, as
James Oliver, youth of sixteen years Of age,
who hal been sent to the couniry in = wagon
f"r load o! bay. was approaching the city. q
negro suddenly Sprang in front Of the hcrsc
vixen near the termination ~ the Springfield
road, and selling the bride brought the animal
IL Il halt. At the same ;mc he hurled a rock
which he hal in his right hand at the young
man with terrible force, ia" stone striking him
on the head and knocking him ScnSclCSS. The
negro then sna'chcl up rhc whip dropped by
e'ycr, and "a Sirih of sugar cane and rCirCHlcd.
\ corrcd bog Who va .u the ~a..pr.Nlim H.uus
Oliver rrcogu.z,! the ne -, AMI 'atci that bis
, ngmc was >aM. i wlrrG t has ir,u issued fer
iis Arr"si S",prri Ns's N.rsiahrr ~.
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land scn 1ercd about in "old fields" which they
could dtivatc probably il the rich farmers
were c'fpc!cd to keep their stock up and the
thiiitlcs non-landowncrs mad&to keep only
such ST FIX rs they were able to pay pasurage
and cuf fr food for.
We cinsilcr thc acw law cmphatically n bet
ter In sor the poor farmer than the rich one.
We wHipublish the law next week.
Tho l,{isls,aro.
Mtue day the newly elected Legislature
Of this 9tau will convouc in Columbia. Much
very imporhnt business will have to be actc |
upon, and While we are not OF that class who
advocate ho,ty legislation, we would remind the
members tat the people care much less for long
AMI frcluut speeches than they do for the
souMdncss of the work accomplished. If the
gag law had been applied to Il number OF
members y the last session, a vast amount Of
money would have been saved ~ the State and
the people would have LcCn better satisfied.
One Thing we hope the Legislature will attend
to--lhe payment of State Bank lil's for County,
Sc!o0! or any other than actual State taxes
50 long rs those bills arc paid for County taxes.
have to pay high credit prices for everything
they are compelled to purchase, and SO long will
it Ic impossible to improve the roads, build and
and repair Bridges.
We have cesiicnce in the intelligence and
honesty of the gentlemen elected to the Lcgislu-
t"rc FROM pihis County, hnd believe they are as
eaYble Of judging wyatt legislation will most
induce TO the best Interests of the people as
q. '.''', ""-' will not, pressure Ia instruct
Il must oe remei-- --~'. ,.s., .snh"c.E,g-Inter-
esis and opinions upon important quostiSSs DC.
tOTc-a Legislature have to be harmolfisasf, 20
that the Femters from one section or,t = "
the .rovsiss Of measure IsIie jFsa to be most
beneficial i psa ,,.ssssaf s~ItdS md it oeeIrs
u" III. 1,os' ',, upon i ti6agment f"ara'sss
or % must rSs sssn,aives, to good S, 's sss
can for VS.. |his we arc COZ s5, the mrmheN
from URl3keFss,al 10, and !-S ys ssia trust them,
We sha.1 try!ssssea 0ftN ,pos,ea upon
,hsr doings du% OF
TIA Thanksgiving DaN (
I"Hiss-, - the 2slh;; y Esen appointcr
by the President of - lipl, .sstates, day OF
Thanks kssiyng and pr&erS Almighty God.
We doh see why ssmc other day in the week
'h"n Thapday. 'canno; be selected for Thanks
giving d X, T. at .hose Il Dyed on Weekly
engage in the services of thanks and prayer
like common fol&$:--I oup- County mails
are only weekly aad leave .crc Thur. lay even,
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In the races we fad Union still in the front,
winning four, Mr. Hunters horse, Gov Hamp-
ton winning two against the fastest horses on
| the course Having mislaid the report OF those
i"r~e, We are uunuie tU give rrUuI.
On the last day Santuc looms up as the win
ncr of two races, rs follows:
The first race was single dash of halfa mile.
free Tor AL ages. The entries and the results
were as follows: Santuc, first; Main Brace,
second Lula Star third. Time O.G05.
Second racc--Thrce quarters Of mile dash,
handicap. free to all ages. Sanuc. first: Astc-
| roid, second Oh My, third; Main Brace,
fourth. Time l.l9t.
The Register further compliments Union in
the following:
Three elegant AfGhaus. one the work of Mrs
"m Beatuc, of GrcCuyi!lp, another the htnGi-
work of n lady of Union, and the thir. entered
| ny some lady whose name we could not obA,in.
'"i which hang over the thousands Of other
articles ot woinan's skill! and ingnuity, were
universally admired.
h"t the local Editor of that paper, in speak
ing Of the magnificent bail given under the
auspices Of the taroiiua Club, Oh Thursday
igh; Of the Fair, caps the climax of Unions :
triumph. in the following compliment, to one Of
her p|vcSt and ElireS daughters:
All Of the ladies were elegantly dressed and
lopNed lovely, but the lovc!cst pair of black
eyes that sh9nc upon the occasion. sparklcl and
Shed an c!cctiict light. as it were over the
whole scene, were possessed by Ike charming
Miss -----, Of Union. Afcr this we arc "Au
at hoiac to any lady callers until next s;,vng
Don't he afraid, Mr. III hardson. If YOU get
into trouble about it, call upon onion tor h, lp
and we'll send pou dozen just such girls as
the one You speak OF, to defend you.
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The Fenct Law.
1t will be seen that eight Townships-Union'
Santuc. Fishdam, Goshen Hill, BoSansSii'e'
Jonesyille Cross Keys and Pinckney-haVe Pe-
ti,ioned the County Commissioners to order Nh
election in each of those Townships for the people
10 elect Whether they shall put fences around the
stock rtheir crops. Among the petitioners are
many whsheretofore have been bitterly opposed
to any change in the law. In one instance we
know Of iarme. of small mcans-commohIy
STYLED a poor iarmcr-has lost fifty bushels oil
corn and bac of cotton from the dcpredations
of rich nciglhor's stock, and, he says IL"
can't afford to build fences to keep them out
while his rith ncighbor has good fences around
his crops bat allows his stock TO roam where
they please Another farmer informs VS. that
one half Of his crop has been destroyed by stock
belonging Il man who don't own foot OF iah"'
and hc can asani it any longer. lie also "7poS'
ei the law, put now iays he must sell out II the
Law. don't fotcct hi b. We could tell of hun
drci OF sucl cases ib this County. OF course
tho law vii. Aari upon some few, "n'i
they discover by prf fcical experience that 'h'
difficulties thy nof npprehend are 50 tritins
f that little co,mo,f sense and traing outlay {"
: money. q Srs,ean easily overcome them.
e county tho, have not got many acres of GOO
land scG1ercd about in "old fields" which the,
could qllivatc probably If the rich farmer
were cofpcl!cd to keep their stock up and th,
thiiIlct non-land1wncrs mad&to keep onl,
= such ST Fix as they were able to pay pasturag
and cu}r food for.
nTl,, -, Ian I, j.: 4.
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lust REcElyED-700 pieces Ham
burg Efslnes and Insertions, at cur
usual popular prices, at
sPEYER BROS.
Brief Mention.

Bf1eI henIiOus
WORK will be resumed at the Benwood
nail factory on Monday next.
TIE Supreme Court Of Appeals meets
to-day, pursuant to adjournment.
TIE Beethoven Singing Society will
elect officers 10 morrow afternoon.
IT Ia probable that the Etna Iron
Works will resume operations about the
10th inst
The Harmonic Singing Society sang
an ode at Mrs. Max Beuter's funeral yes
terdsy morning.
OsE deed Of trust and one mechanics
lien were recorded yesterday BY the Clerk
Of the County Court.
THE corner stone Of the new Fulton
school house will be laid some time dur
ing the coming week.
A sE1EcT party Of some sixty couples
held picnic at Mrs. Beagle's place on
the Fourth. Kramer played.
The Wheeling Sunday School Teach
ers' Association will not meet again be-
fore the Grst Tuesday in September.
THE portly gentleman who suffers
much with the heat wants TO know II
this Ia section Of the day OF judgment
SUNDAY SCHOOLS and the Fourth Of
July are the greatest promoters Of pic
mics known 10 the science Of political
economy.
Az immense picnic was held at Gas
tons Grove, near Point Mills, on the
Fourth. Cockayne's orchestra furnished
the music.
TIE Ia Belle Glass Works have shut
down for the usual summer vacation,
which will probably not be more than
three weeks.
SOME time ThurtdAy night q thief
visited the residence Of Nick Bowman, q
farmer living mp CaldSells Run, and
stole SS5 10 greenbAcks.
Or Tuesday evening last Mrs. Johns,
while riding in & light wagon, at Ben.
wood, was thrown out, sustaining severe
Injuries about the head and face.
The funeral Of Mrs.. Max Beuter took
place yesterday morning, and was quite
largely attended. The remains were
inferred At Mt Calvary Cemetery.
A COW belonging to McGinty, the gar.
bage man, was run over and killed on
the B. & o. railroad, near Handlan's
crossing, early yesterday morning.
A WARRANT was Issued yesterday BY
the Clerk Of the Municipal Court for
james Harley, who IL charged with dis-
orderly conduct. he will have q hearing
this morning.
WHILE driving on the platform attach.
ed to the Benson ferry, on the Fourth,
Thos. GAtely drove his horee into the
river, and Il was drowned. The animal
belonged tolone ofthe city livery stables.
A NUMBER Of ladies and gentlemen
from this city, chaperoned BY Mr.. ]. I.
Noble, OF CIGysyilIe, attended picnic at
Mitchells Grove, near TaylorstoNn, on
the Fourth.
Two young men named Hastings, living
with their mother in the vicinity oil the
city gas works, got into eight last night
at home. Mrs. Haltings undertook 10
separate them, when Ghe accidently re.
ceiyed blow which one Of the brothers
had aimed At the other, and was Knocked
senseless. The woman was badly hurt,
according to last reporta.
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Ono VALLEY PROTECTIVE USIos.-
Yesterday an agreement signed BY
Messrs. /. q. Duval, Robert White, 3.
q. Cochran, 7. B. Campbell, Warren
HOLSTER, William @. H1ndlGn, George
R. Jingle, ]. z. McCourtney, Henry
BOIL and Ross J. Alexander, charter
members Of the Ohio Valley Protective
Union, Was filed in the County Clerks
Office. The object OF said association L
the raising OF fund from The individual
members by subscription, for the pur-
pose Of paying, on the death Of any
member. 10 his widow or legal represent
Atiyes, such specified money benefit a.
may be named in his certificate Of mem
bership.
The association has elected the follow.
ing Board Of Managers: Robert White
President; /. Il. Duval, Vice President
r. q. Cochran, Secretary; ". G. Hand.
Ian, Treasurer; Warren Hollister, Gen
eral Agent; 7. B. Campbell, Medical
Examiner; Henry BOIL, james r. Nc
Cortney, Geo. z. Jingle. Ross ]. AlexAn-
der, Robert White. The three lattei
constitute the Executive Committee.
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Az USDESIABLE TRuTH.-You deserve
TO suffer, and II you lead Q miserable, un.
satisfactory life In this beautiful world, Il
Is entirely your own fault and there Is only
one excuse for you,-your unreasonable
prejudice and skepticism, which has killed
thousands. Personal knowledge and com.
mon sense reasoning will soon show you
that Green's August Flower viii cure you
Of Liver Complaint, or Dyspepsia, with all
It's miiersble effects, such as sick headache,
pGlpitation Of the heart, sour stomach, hA.
bituAl eostiveness, dizziness Of the head,
nervous prostration, low spirits, DC. Its
sales now reach every town on the Western
Continent and not q Druggist but will tell
you OF It's wonderful cures. You can buy
q Sample Bottle for 10 cents. Three doses
will relieve you. eod4w
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Po1lcE couRT-Jsiss daanr.-Ths
following cases were disposed Of BY His
Honor on Thursday morning:
Stephen Quinn, charged with drunken
ness, Eas tined s. and costs, and In de-
fault Of payment Wa committed.
John Muldoon went up for thirty days
for disorderIy conduct.
Mrs. Miller, Of the Eighth Ward, wa
fined 81 for using abusive language 70,
ward Mrs. Wooster, a neighbor. Execu'
ton was suspended on payment Of costs
Louisa Miller, : daughter Of the de-
fendant in the above case, was witness
IN the case, and gave the Court some gra'
tuitous adTiee concerning his duties, for
which she was fined 50 for contempt.
Paid.
Yesterday morning there were two
cases before His Honor, viz
Mary Green (coiored was fined g for
drunkenness. In default abe was sent &c
Jail for thirty days.
Cornelius Vance, prince Of the hummer
brigade, was sent to the city prison in de-
fault Of So 6re.
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SALE OF VALUABLE Ono County
REAL EsrATE.-The attention OF our
readers IL called 10 the sale Of certain
valuable Ohio county real estate to-day,
by LIE. Jones, Esqz Commissioner. The
property to be sold consists Of lot Of
coal and farm lands, including an undi.
yided one eth Of the Boggs' Run mining
property; also the property Of CaptW.1.
Mccoy, in Triadelphia township, consist.
ing Of lot 4 in the town Of Triadelphis,
one acre OF the Thos. Thornburg estate,
and other property; also 2 acres Of land
at Rone7's Point, on which there is 8
stone hotel building, and parcel Of land
on Wheeling creek, near Roneys Point,
the property of August Heimberger. The
Philip Moore property, on 11th street,
will also be offered at public sale to-day
by James P. Rogers, trustee.
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Is Your HAIR TaIS OF FALLING oUT!
Are you becoming premAturely bald OF
grayl II 50, take The advice Of the great
German scientist, Leibig, and use 'Iondon
Hair Color ReStorer." It Is the best hair
tonic and restorer Of color ever introduced
to the American people. u sllAys heat and
irritation, removes al tendency TO dandruf
and invigorAtes the action Of the eapillS
ries In the highest degree. 1.-THE London
Hair Color Rsstorer" hAs earned desery
ed and lasting reputation for promoting
the growth and preserving the beauty o.
the human hair, such S no other prepare
ton can boast Of As dresser II Is the
cheapest, because the most Clearly ant
lasting. Sold by all frst-clAss druggists In
tine toilet articles everywhere, at seventy
Eve cents bottle. Logan, List 4 Co.
Wholesale Agents. dAw
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PERSONAL MES11ox.-Mr. Samuel
Kline, accompanied by his son Ralph,
left yesterday morning 70 spend the sum
mer at Alpena, Michigan.
Frank Layman, Of the Columbus Dis
patch, celebrated in this city.
Mr.. 6. W. Atkinson, Of the Standard
will deliver the annual address before
the Lyeeum OF West Virgins College, at
Remington, on the 10th inst.
Mr.. John P. Winesburg, an old citizen
OF Wheeling, ia now visiting Mr.. Henry
Seamon. Twenty-seyen years ago Mr.
W. was one Of our grocery merchants,
and like all old Wheeling citizens, like,
TO return occasionally and freshen up old
memories. he now resides in Jefferson.
vile, Ind.
Rev. ". E. Rippey, of the Wesley N,
E. Church, has been elected Vice Presi.
dent Of the Wheeling Sunday School
Teachers Association, rice Rev. o. P.
Miller, resigned.
Hon. A. B. Fleming, Of Fairmont, is at
the 81. James.
Messrs. Coon Leophart and George
Kingdom returned home yesterday from
quite an extended fshing and hunting
expedition up Big Wheeling Creek.
"Cooney" ttipped the light fantastic toe
10 the music Of u country fiddle on the
glorious Fourth, which was OF course
treat TO our rural brethren and sistern.
Hon. A. II. Waddell, NJ. G., Of North
Carolina, il in the city, guest Of his
brother.in.las, Major Richard Savage.
Capt. Morris Dorsey, well known
river man, died yesterday afternoon at 2
o'clock, at the residence Of his sister, Mrs.
Il. W. Chspline, No. 1908 Eoff street.
Capt. Dorsey was 4 victim OF consump.
ton, from which disease be suffered for
several years. He spent the greater part
Of bis life on the river, his last position
being that OF clerk OF the steamer Fam
ehon. He was 6fty-fye years Of sge:
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GlTcHISe PILEs"-ls q very prevalent
and distressing complaint the symptoms
Of which are moisture, ike Precipitation,
intense itching, particularly At night when
undressing, or after getting warm In bed,
might think pin.worms were crawling In
and about the reetum; the private parts
are sometimes affected. Do not suffer an.
other hour, and allow them 10 become
AgyravAting while you have pleasant and
sure cure in "swayne's Ointment Also
cures teter and ali skin diseases. Mailed
70 any address on receipt OF price, 80 cents
q box, or three boxes 81 25. Address let.
tiers TO DR.. swayne d Son, Philadelphia, OF
to the Wheeling agents, Logan, List d Co.
Sold by all leading druggists at Wholesale
BY Logan, List d Co. d4w
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TIE city fathers will hold eonclaye
next Tuesday evening, which will be the
regular meeting night. The various com.
mittees are preparing their reports,
which will be submitted on Tuesday even.
ing. Last night the Committees on
Streets, Alleys and Grades, Health and
Accounts lWere 10 session, and tonight
the Real Estate Committee will meet.