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The Worthington advance., 1878-10-24

THE SpLESDID.-We have been ask
ed as to the economy OF the Splendid
Purlor Base Burner which we are Offer
ing for sale. In reply we say that we
know of no more econolpical Base
Burner in the market. We began ear
ly list fall and ran the stove without
interruption until late in May when
warm weather came. We warmed four
rooms all winter and consumed less
than three tons Of coal. We heat of 9TH
ers who with other stoves consumed
three and Il half tons. The Splendid is
rightly named us it is one of the hand
soonest stoves On sale. We will sell
ours, us we have no longer any use for
1t, ut discount Of about 40 per cent.
for cash. Those who prefer the Splen-
dds new can get them of G. z. Hewitt.
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Official Papor Of the Coun-
".
YO FOREIGN tY{ZNSCRIEEl,X

TO FOREIGN SUBSCRIBERS 3
Subscribers to the ADVANCE living
outside Of Mobiles county will please
remember that when we notify them
of the expiration of their subscription
and they Go not respond, we take it for
granted that they do not want the
paper longer, and our rule is to strike
their names off.
The Worthington advance., 1878-10-24
NOTICE.

All knowing themselves indebted to
me 10y Note or account will please call
and settle dt once. My. accounts are
pressing and I must have money soon.
Friends heed the call without further
notice and you will save me trouble
ard yourselves also. JAMES GOWN,
3wa Adrian,, Mimi Oct~ 2sa,. -,
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A full line of Ledgers. Day Books,
Journals, Records, Grocers' and Butch.
ers' Memorandums in great variety;
Blank Notes and Receipts, Bankers
Parchment. American Linen PAPERS.
Legal and Bill Caps, Fancy Box Papers
and Stationery to suit all tastes at Mil
ler $ Smiths.
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Martin Whitney, Of Kent county.
Micl., brother to G. e. Whitney, is
visiting his relatives in this county,
and looking 1T lands with Il view to
locating.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

STlIWONS.
CTATE OF MISSEsoTA,
- COUNTY OF MOBILES.
The State of Minnesota to Charles Kemp,
Defendants:
You arc hereby summoned to he and appear
before the undersigned, one Of the Justices Of
the Peace in and for said county, on the lst
day OF November 1878, at 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon, at my office III the village of Worthington in
said county, TO answer to IL. c. Hallett In a
civil action.
should you fail to appear at the time and place
aforesaid. judgment will I've rendered again inst you
upon the evidence attluced by said II. e.
Hal!ctt for such sum as he shall show himself
entitled to.
Given under my hand this 9th day of Septcm
Der \. ID. 1878
+. B. BENNETT,
Justice of tile Peace.
7-I-3W-Oct 3
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The S. II. has been compelled to put
OF. an extra engine to haul the immense
amount Of freight that is being shipped
~ this plaee:-MaFthl Co.. Sentinel.
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NO11CE.
1 IL. persons indebted to e. i. Loyrlcss will
! please call and tie the same without fur
lhrr notice and save trouble, time and money.
as pay Tor l,a"d work must and will have il it
can be got in any ordinary way
Hoping to sec your smiling faccs on receipt OF
this am, Very Truly Yours,
15-3W VILLAGE BLACKSMITH.
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Oat Meal ut Bennett l. Grisscll's.
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GRANGE REGISTER.
REGULAR MEETINGS.

Wort!ington Grange-Srcond and Fourth Sat
urdavS IL tach month, ut II o'clock.
Jersey n '.I me 'tI tn: ir>t saturday III
each month ut the llursty Hall. All bi'l'"r>
eA.
Graham I.akcS-:ccond and 4th Wednesdays.
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The work on the Railroad progresses
and IN about three weeks at farthest
the iron horse will sniff and snort right
here in our midst.-Jackson Republic.
bittofl yl,orr;oa n4 1a..>.t T. c:11
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John Archer offers Il No. l Mule
Team Tor sale. Sec ad.
The Worthington advance., 1878-10-24

Large stock of Furs just opened at
Bennett 4 Grissell's.
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BLACK As THE RAVENS WINGS is
Kidder's Raven Indelible Ink
Never Blots! Flows Freely Never Spreads:
trouG1e! 1t is used without preparation! Sold
by all druggists and statiOners TOrrey, Tenn
pleton & Co.. n. Y, Propriefors.
The only colored sectional Map of
Mobiles County for sale at the ADVANCE
office at 1Oc a map, or for csc.
A supply of Legal Note, Foolscap
and Letter paper just received at the
: >WortllinEton Book Store
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SPLENDID'' STOVE FOR SALE
"A Splendid Parlor" base burner fer
sale at this office. will sell very low.
Give it away for cash.
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

ACDITO1,-.Jamrs Walker
TKEAsrHEi.-ictrr Thompson.
REGISTER or DEEl,S--,Juseph Chadwick.
CIME it or or t,n; rGo"rrj;N ;rruj; 4 G. C,rrrr. r''
SuEKlEF-j. \. Town.
SUKyEYol:-.lllrn CLANCY. H'rTty-A!lcn
NJ. Chatlry.
CO,ur rI'oMMISSIo<EE-lI. u. lIum>ton.
(U;NTi .ArTOiNEl-,l. Il. Suulc.
tONONEK-'.. T. Bennett.
COUNT SUpEEI>TE*ll*I-) Z. O5.r.
COMMISSIONERS.
fTfM Djstfict-.Jnnathan Gnrhrn. ot Jersey.
iSpcOnd DiStfict--A. {. Ruhiil,un, "f Worthili:,-
ton, Chairman.
Inird Di$trirt-ltolh Shore, Of l;,l,S''m.
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CII{7HcE DIRECTORY.

CNtyEESALIsr SEKvIcEs-l:vrry Second sum
day 1T Miller Hall, ut o'clock y. III. T.. LEA
WIT, Pastor.
METHODIST ErIs ;OrAl.-SrrviccS every S:lh-
hath afternoon u: ::3n IL; tn" Pr.>' ytcriln
ChNrcla. Rev e. II. Dixon, Pastor.
INIOS CONlHEGA rIOHAI~-ServIceS mnrntn"
nn, evening. Suud ~ School immediately after
the morning service. PRAYER meeting Thursday
evening. Rev. II. T.. Tlittc, pastor.
PRESRyTEHlAN CulKt1L-ServirrS mornin
and evening Sabbath School immediately after
the morning service. Prayer meeting Thursday
rE1l,uy Rev. II. +. White. Pastor.
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WORTIIINGYON MAIeKE7w.
WHEAT, 27@ 6S
FLOUR ~ bbl. S W a S co.
BARLEY, Esq Sc.
OATS ~ busllcl, 92@25c.
CORN, 35@37.
BUTTER. @l2Lc.
EGGS ~ doz., l2Hc.
LUMBER
First Common, *,26*24. per ILL.,
Second Common, $,0@;..
Jimhers, S240ls:S.
Shingles, $!QO4 80
Flooring, SoS@DS3G.
Siding, S2'@$IG.
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Ladies' Hair Coquets ut Bennett &
Grisscll'S.
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Thirty minister's have lately left the
orthodox Congregational Church and
joined other denominations. Thirteen
were received by the Episcopalians,
twelve by the Unitarians, one each by
the Reformed (Dutch) and Universal
ist, Will le two remain independent, and
one is cfassed as "Radical.''
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BL00DED HOGS!
Choice Blooded Hogs
FOR, SALE.

BEDFORD & MILLER, at the Okabcna Stock
Farm, offer pure Magic, or Poland China PIGS
for sale. These pigs are the very best in the
State ard are pronounced so by mpetent and
experienced breeders. We procure our stock Ill
rec. ly from y. N. Magic, originator of This just
ly celebrated breed. We also keep two pure
b!oocd Bars Tor Iii" improvement OF common
grades Especial attention is directed to WORLD
HEATER PRINCE. the finest stock hog in the Stale.
Call and see him. For terms and particulars ap-
ply to or address. IL. w. MILLER.
C5l-tm] Manager, WUrthaylon, Min.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

One inch three weeks, *,.D, three months, LOG
Three inches weeks, a.M, 500
Five inches, " GOO, 1000
Special rates given Tor larger advertisements.
Special notices, first week 10 cents line; sub
seNnent Insertions cents Il line each week.
Transient advertisements paid III advance.
YEARLY advertisements to be paid quarterly.
Icga! advertisements to he paid for before atll.
daVit is riyCu,
The Worthington advance., 1878-10-24

GPEENBiCK NOMINA TIONS.
The Convention which met ut Heron
Lake OIL Thursday last nominated W.
Y. King, Of jackson, for Senator, and
J. W. Brooks, Of Luverne for Repre-
sentative.
So we are to have a contest in this
Legislative district. We judge that
the financial question will not he the
main one in the Legislative canvass,
the local one Of railroads being para
mount.
Hon. VIM. Meighan, of Fillmore
county, is the Grvntack nominee OPP
posed to Mr.. Dunnell and we learn
that III active CANVASS is to be made.
Make it lively, gentlemen. Ii there
is anything III all the political world,
upon which the people need informal
tion and thorough posting up, it is
the financial question. Numbers Of
Republican papers and thousands Of
Republicans, who love the old party
for what it has done, are slowly coM-
ing to the conclusion that the financial
policy of the party is wrong, and that
our Republican congressman have
been bought and are controlled by the
money power.
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N A SONIC.

DEGULAR COMMUNE, ATIONS Of Fratern-
IL ~ Lodge, no. lnl, \. +. & \. ~. ut Masonic
>AN Hall IN Wn:t !,in"tun on the
>AESGI=>.,t$ lst and Sd Mondays In each
.I0E<.ZkS "sN., month.
.x3%AeASSX NJ. T. Sol-LE, W.. NJ.
&X S44sASSG@D S. Ed. CHANDLER, Sec.
XSSNE,SStSrE REGULAR CONVOCA.
MT&Es TlONS Of Living Arch Chap
AS,)Z:X~A3ayN ter No 2S, r.. A. NJ. ut Ma
sS*S' - VIZ sonic Hall Oh the ith Monday
III each month.
A. C. ROBINSON, NJ E.. H:.P.'.
s. t. CnANDlEn, See l:)tl
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GREAT BARGAINS.

g. GEEdT BARGAINS
Miller Bros. Large stock of :Furni-
ture, Carpets. Hardware such as Locks,
Glass, Nails etc., will be sold at actual
cost, as they will leave here in two or
three weeks. ~.*:-,. IL 3w
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Auction Sale.
FOR Sale
N1T1YF n

90 ACRES in Bigciuw 81 acres improved, with
cO House and Stable Time given on part
payment. Price $50. 1nunire at this Office.
I-J-JW
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GA NE and POULTRY,
FRESH AND SALT MEAT
SAUSAGE AND POITED BEEF.
.4tronage. l'y fair dealing and furniSEin good
meats, he hopes to retain the puplic patrol lge.
4-3j-ly1
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Vorthia9ton 9dYan<e.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY, AT

Ems Two Dollars per year, invariably in ad-
rTce: T Al! orders will receive prompt attention.
De accompanied by the real name and address of
nc writer as guaranty Of good fait-Ot nec-
essarily for publication
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THE NEWSPAPER CHURCH Il FTAIR.

THE NEWSPAPER CHURCH. Il F7,AIR.
The Austin correspondent of the
Pioneer-Press thinks the Congrega-
tiolal Church at Austin was afraid to-
act on the matter of the two newspa-
per editors, since the vote was post
poned. This simple-minded cores
pondent evidently don't understand
church matters. For ways that are
dark and tricks that are vain, the
Church Committees are peculiar.
They did 1T Austin exactly what they
did at Wortlington. They postponed
the vote because the Republican editor
was on hand with his friends. just
wait until his friends are absent or
scattered, then the County Ring v i'll be
OH hand to force vote and the Republic
can editor will he suspended.
Exactly that game WIS played here
in Wortllington. The prosecuted edi-
tor was Oh hand with his friends and
asked for a report and hearing. The
pastor, who was controlled by the other
party, promptly arose and opposed Il
hearing at that time. The matter was
postponed until two or three of the ed
itor's friends had removed from the
place and several others had left the
church aud then the matter WAS brought
up and voted on.
The Austin correspondent should
possess his soul in patience. Ills side
is sure to triumph. The detiers of the
living God and servants of the living
devil often have control of the church,
es, and they are us wise as doves and
as harmless as serpents. But wo to
the church that is controlled to do
wrong by personal spite and political
rings.
The Worthington advance., 1878-10-24


It is queer to what extent even etlito-
rial opinions are swayed by party bias.
Huntington OF the Window Reporter
listened to Prof. Powers reenback
lecture and says he showed his inability
to handy the subject. Miller of the
Worthington ADVANCE also listened
to the Professor, and prnnounces his
lecture the most interesting ever de-
livered in that village. We are inclin-
ed to give preference to the latter
Mankato Review.
Our method is to give both Il candid
hearing and a fair report in the AD-
VANCE. This we shall always do, even
if Satan himself should come along and
speak i'll the interest of one or the other
of the parties. Mr.. Dunnell discussed
the financial question ably from the
Republican standpoint, and Prof. Pow.
ers with fully rs much ability from the
Greenback stand d-point. We are one
of those Republicans who believe with
the Inter-Occan and with host of re-
publicans that the financial policy of
the party in power has been to increase
the distress Of the country.
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COME IN AND WRITE Il LETTER.
Farmers i'll town wishing to write q letter are
invited to call 1T the ADVANCE office and do SO.
Writing materials free.
The Worthington advance., 1878-10-24

Pitted.Cherries at Bennett &, Grisscll
The Worthington advance., 1878-10-24
Worthington Meat Market.
WIN, MADISON,

continues to sell all Kinds of Meat Of the Bl!S'
QUALITY.
The Worthington advance., 1878-10-24

An ounce of prevention is l'ctter than
Il pound Of cure. n dose of DR.. Bulbs
Baby Syrup will assist your Baby in
tecthing, and prevent it from being at
tackled by Cholera Infantum, Collie or
other diseases with which babies suffer.
The Worthington advance., 1878-10-24

Toys, Carpets and vfolins ut MILLER
BROTHERS.. Also tho Boss, HAr-TwIsTER 6.5l
The Worthington advance., 1878-10-24

Messrs. Ames and Runyon, of Wor-
thington, passed through town the
other day with q large flock of sheep
purchased east Of us. That s the true
way to flank grasshopper raids; keep
sheep and cattle.-,Jat kson Republic.
The Worthington advance., 1878-10-24

Imported N'iplins, Accordeons,
Mouth Harmonious, ETC., just received
by Miller 4 Smith. 2w
The Worthington advance., 1878-10-24

Ladies' Hair Switches at Bennett &
The Worthington advance., 1878-10-24

MONEY SAVED Is MONEY MADE
BY buying your Winter Boots, Shoes,
Rubbcrs and Over Shoes at ]. II. john
sons Boot and shoe Store. Prices to
suit the times for cash, oW
The Worthington advance., 1878-10-24

The Wortllington Journal is the worst
beat we have seen. ''lt weighs about
lbs pounds, measures 214 inches in cir
cumfrence" of bancomb. The Jour-
nal is the only beat of Carroll's beet
that we know of-and especially in the
eight counties.-Wintlom Reporter.
The Worthington advance., 1878-10-24

We are always pleased to recommend
good articles. DR.. Mars!lalI's Lung
Syrup never fails to cure Cough or
Cold in short time. Try it. Only q;
cents a bottle. Sold by ID. $. Law &
Son.
The Worthington advance., 1878-10-24

II. D. Winters, Esq , Of Wortlring-
ton, Minnesota, came up to interview
our school board last Thursday, and
succeeded in purchasing the warrants
issued for school house PURPOSES
Flandrcau Enterprise.
The Worthington advance., 1878-10-24

G. Anderson Esq, of Excelsiort town.
ship, is plying his vocation as contract
or and builder 1T Spencer these days.
knowing him to he a good workman,
we are pleased to learn that he is meet
ing with success and giving good salts
faction. lie has quite a large force in
his employ and several important jobs
OH hand.-Spirit Lake Beacon.
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LOCAL..
WonTHINGroN. MIMI, OCT. q ISIS Z
GLUR RATES.

CLUB RATES.
The ADVANCE Is furnished at ii 50 a year to
Clubs OF ten ovmore. Clubs OF ten for six months
IS cents for each subscriber.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-31

TIKI oounn4nss.gg emqpt4sc -Judssllsl.
rii,l!:@@The following business was transac-
ted in this Court yesterday:
In, the cllancery suit Of John J. Jones,
committee, sgJohn Handlan and Others,
a decree referring the case to commits
sioner for evidence ,and, a report was
directed to be entered.
Upon the petition OF Noah II. Harris,
guardian in Illinois OF Mary G. Harris, IT
was ordered that thespersonal property Of
thewatdin tliis State be ttransierredto
said Harris.
In the case OF the Board Of 0yerseers
VS.. D. Davis, an amended judgment was
entered against tile defendant.
Heterogeneous in the BuildingN Associa-
ton casesiwere proceeded with and con.
clnded during the afternoon, after which
Court adjourned until the first Monday Of
February. 49,. r--..-tb Nh,
The first week in February will be de-
yoted:to chancery business, iands the sec
toInd week to criminal business. The case
of VIM. lioggs and wife vs.. Kennedy
Friend and others is set for trial on the
third Monday in February, ,,a..l..,- ".
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-31

LIVER is KIxG.-The Liver Is the lmlril
organot the whole human system, US Il con
trols the life. health and happiness Of lnn.
When It is disturbed in its proper action, al
kinds OF ailments are the natural result. Tn
digestion OF food, the movements Of the htat
and blood, the action OF the brain and urHOai
system, are all Immediately connected with
the workings OF the Liver. II has htn sue
cessfully proved that Green's August FlOvr'
Is nnedualed In curingall persons atIlicteiwtl
Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint, and the na-
meroHs symptoms that result FROM all I'M
healthy condition OF the Liver and StOalalA.
Sample bottles TO try, 10 cents. RoSitive Sd
In all towns on the Western Continent. Ihnv
doses will prove that II is just what YOU want
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-31

New OrFlcIns.-The following officers
were elected by the South Wheeling Liter
airy Society on Saturday night last: Presi-
dent, John Ray; Vice President, VIM.
John BraadoSk ! Tfeasurer, Marx Heller
Librarian, Andfew Fisher. q 7Sl 2
. The following officers were elected at the
last regular meeting Of the Belmont Lodge
No, 100, K. Of Pr at Bridgeport: j. T.
Jones, @. c.: Thos. Hill, V. c.; Jos. Smith,
p; .ERJ aSlaneisK OF r. and !ssi John
Young, N, Of Z. Samuel Buoy, NJ, mt A. !;
Q. NJ. Davis, John Young, r.. ]. Slane,
Trustees; John Young, Representative.
Black Prince Lodge No. 10, K. Of p, on
last Saturday night elected the following
officers for the ensuing six months: John
IL Moore, p. g.; Jesse RI EMurrin, 10. C.;
D. J: Ellifritz, Y: Gil. II, Clyker, Prelate;
]. W. Sehultze,K. OR. and s. Henry Roe
mer, N. Of E. &c. W. Kennedy, NJ. Of F.;
Nick Herbert, Trustee. ...h-iA ~
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"Itching Piles"

Symptoms of which are moisture, like 4r.
SEPARATION, intense itching, particularly when
undressing. or after getting warm in lrJ, in.
creased by scratching, might think pin worm,
were crawling In and about the reCtum, often.
times shows itself around the private Iart,.
A pleasant and safe cure in every rase /,
"Swayne's otntment." II allowed to continue,
very serious results may follow.
/ WAS A GREAT SUFFERER FROM ITCHING l1Ln.
. Symptoms were moisture, intense itching,
particularly at night, increased by scratching,
soreness, etc. "Swayne's Ointment" made
perfect cure. J. W. CmRlsr, 81 North Svr.
ond street, philadelphia: {
Reader, Il you are suffering from this Dis
hessihg complaint, or letter, any crrtsy,
scaly Skin Disease, use ''Swayncs Ointment
and be cured. .'
Sent by mail to any address, on receipt d
price, 50 cents box, or three for 81 -. hyls
Swaync & Son. $50 North Sixth street, lhla.
delphia. Sold By all leading druggists.
b Hll.4' TrAR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-31

PERSONAL AtgSrfOS.-M PhilipScllculi-
le,ir. left for Philadelphia, last evening, to
assume position in u leading wholesale
house. $500. -
Sample Ford Of the Eighth Ward, who is
one Of .Kigers bondsmen.
!; G. r. r. Cockburn, A. NJ, President OF
the Upper Canada College, at Toronto,
Canada,i Is in the city,on business connect.
cd with the Hampton Zane estate, OF
which he is trustee.
Miss A. Taylor, President Of the Wheel.
ing Female College, was the recipient Of
some very elegant Christmas presents
The Faculty and students presented her
with beautiful Photographic album, and
Miss Bessie Elson presented her with
some very pretty initial glassware.
Gilbert Mel Master, Esq. well known for
histemperance work In this city; Is Mt His
home in Pittsburgh on visit, on his way
from st. Louis to Connecticut, to continue
Joe Terrell, tic whilom Centre Wheel
ing dry good merchant, Is once more
among us. He is located at Aloberly, MOI
where he is selling goods as the agent Of
d. g. Forney. His family arc still here
and he expects TO take them With him IN
the spring;J Al present lie Is at work ar
ranging his affairs here for discharge
through bankruptcy. ..... ..Js4
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MILITARY MArrERs.-A military compa-
ny was formed on the Goth inst, at Fair
view, Marion county. The officers ofthe
COMPANY are as follows: Captain; g n.
CLARK; First Lieutenant, james Seals; Sec
ond Lieutenant, 7. B. Core. COMMISSIONS
were issued to the officers yesterdayh BY
direction Of Gov. Mathews. This company
desires to be attached 10 the sFirst Regi-
ment, and will be uniformed within the
next two weeks. The regulation uniform
has been adopted by the company:
A commission was yesterday issued to
J. W. NJ. Appleton, Of Charleston, as Ma
jor OF the First Battalion, kanawha dis
trict. Commissions were also issued 10
Major Appleton's staff officers, who are rs
follows: j. W. A. Ford, who was promot-
ed from Orderly Sergeant OF the Green
brier Light Infantry Greys, to Adjutant,
with the rank OF First Lieutenant; S. A.
Miller, jr., Of the Kanawha Rifiemen,
Quartermaster, with the rank OF FifSt
Lieutenant; DR.. Lawrence Carr OF the
Kanawha Riilemen, Surgeon, with the
rank OF Major; .Tbos. E.. Jeifreys,I of the
Kanawha Ridemen, Sergeant, Major.
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.TotaIly Dlnerent from nj, o,..,

The London Hair Color Restorrr" !. j..
most delightful article ever :ntro,luN.l i, We
American people, and Is totally diTenn, ~. 'ar
all other Hair Restores, being ntin,Iy run I.
from all impure ingredients tina, rrpdrt man, nv
other articles for the hair obnoxious MI.
Badness, or falling Of the llair exist. o w",r
maturcly grayncSS, from sickness ar oi IT,.
causes, It's use will restore the natural v" "''5'
full color, and cause healthy growth cIs u.i'
ing the scalp from all impurities, dsnI,"T
DC, at the same time most pleasing i'' . W.
lasting hair dressing, fragnlntly I%Ti,,,s ",s'
rendering the hair soft and pliaile, muEir, ,T !,
an Indispensable article in every toilet u
HONE TESTIMONY,
Dr.. Strayre q !Oa:-Respectcd iricnl,, :
have the pleasure to inform you lint n l,lt
OF my acquaintance, Ms Miller, is i.yS,t,
with the success OF your "lOndun llSi, INV i%%'.
Restorcr". Her hair was falling Fpillv ,.I
quite gray. The color has been rcstonJ I Il.
falling off entirely stopped, and new rrov ,,i
Of hair Is the result. Il. u. GANnlGry,
'sls Druggist, cor. Tenth & Coates mi,
Ask your druggist for London IIait C"la,
ReStorer. Price, T5 cents Il bottle. ST, h..
ties, 81, Main Depot for the L. S, $50 yagG
Sixth St, Philadelphia. f1,1 y'"
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The following business was transacted aa4'
inthis Court Yesterday: 40 " ~
Josephine Mitchell VS.. Milton W. Jun
kins, and Ross A. Junkins. .Interpleader.
The Jury found that the First National
Bank OF Bridgeport has the first lien, and
the Bellaire First National Bank the Sec
ond lien on the stock attached. .s,,r
Armstrong, Coen & Co. ys. Theodoria
McGinnis. In assumpsit.f Judgment in
favor Of plaintiffs for 81 400 80. ~. 10
Adjourned until Thursday at 10 o'clock
.as.