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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-23

THE RosEBEEY- RoTHsCHlLD MARRIAGE
The bride, Miss Hannah de Rothschild, the
only child OF the late Baron Meyer de Roths-
child, inherited his splendid rountry-seat
known as Mentmore, handsome residence
In London, and a fortune estimated at from
Sl5,000,000 to S20,000,000. In appearance
she is refined and attractive. She has q fine
presence and charm Of manner that have
long rendered her noticeable. The Earl OF
RoSebery is member OF the family OF Prim-
rose, an ancient Scottish house. He is in
bis thirty-1irSt year, and succeeded to the
Rosebery titles and estates on the death OF
his father in 1851. He began his political
career in the House Of Lords. and supports
the Liberal party He is distinguished as a
serious student OF social science, and as an
authority in the Jockey Club. He visited
this country twice, making may friends,
especially in this city. Lord Rosebery's
principal residence is ct Dalmeny Park, near
Edinburgh. Mentmore, which he acquires
with his wife, is one or The most splendid
seats in England. 1t contains a number OF
priceiessan and beautiful works Of art collected
by the Late Baron.-Nep York Tribune.
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South Carolina.
THE INVALID BONDS OF y

!. COLUMBIA, March 22.-The Legislature
to- day elected Judges Hudson, Thomson,
and Aldrieh tosconsIitute3as special court to
try .casas Felatingjto the invalid bonds is
sued under the consolidation act Of 1878,
as provided in the compromise made two
weeks ago on the debt question. The spe-
cial court will sit on the first Monday in
May next.
THE cARpET-BAG FRAUDS.
fs COLUMBIA, March ga dispatch states
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Ontario.

EXTENSIVE FIRE AT MELBOURNE.
LONDON, ONT, March GA fire at Mel
bourne last night burned Camill's Hotel and
several stores adjoining. Loss, S32, 900.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, March 22-Gold opened at l0lis.
Gold, lO13 Exchanae-LoDg, 4S7; short, 4S9.
States quiet. Governments generally steady
Erening.-Money easy at 3 per cent. Sterling
triHe weaker At 4S6K. Gold weak at 101. Govern
ments steady; new 5's. loan.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. March 22.-yirginia 6's. deferred
AZ: Virginia consos, 574; second scries so. Norsa
Carolina 6's old, Is, Bid to-day. ~,
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EGG EFT IN L
PRINTING-HOUSEs.
DISPATCH PRINTING-HOUSE.

GOOD WORK. Low PRICES.
Bayins one of The LARGEST AND BEST
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES IN THE SOUTH, rom
bined with skilrul mechanical talent. we are pre-
pared to execute promptly, in the very best stye
and AT LOW PRICES, every description of
UOoK AND JOB PRINTING
SUCH AS
BUSIN ESS-CAEDS,
yISITING-CARDS.
l'ROFESSIONAL-CARn
WEDDiNG-CARDS.
SHOWCARis,
clkcoLAkMiA slrEsys.
A'''' '''''> RECEIPTS
'iNi'-i'''1 LETTER HEADS.
NOTE HEADS.
ACCOUNTS SALE;
STATEMENTS
NOTICES CHECKS.
-s DRAFTS
DRUG-LAsELS,
rAos' ENVELOPES,
AA'' : : ARGUMENTS,
SPECIALITY.
We have all the NEWEST STYLES or TYPE
and execute work fin manner that cannot be sur.
passed. s-sss !. .tsl ..yi.
We also do all kinds Of BINDING and RULING.
Orders from the country promptly filed and de
ivered By express or mail.
We will chcerfuy furnish estimates and send
mpes when required. NIB l2-d.sw,&1
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gEGETiNE.
pUR1FIEs THE BLOOD. RENovATEs AND
INyIGoRATES THE WHOLE SYSTEM.
ITS MEDICINAL PROPERTIES ARE
ALTERNATIVE, TONIC, SOLVENT, AND
DIURETIC.

VEGETINE is made exclusively from tile juices
of carefully selected banks, roots and herbs, and so
strongly concentrated that IL will eectnay cradi-
cate from the system every faint Of SCROFULA,
SCROFULOUS HUMOR, TUMORS, CANCER,
DANGEROUS HU1IOR, ERYSIPELAS, SALT
RHEUM, sYPHILITIC DISEASES, CANKER,
FAINTNESS AT THE STOMACH, and all diseases
that arise from impure blood. SCIATICA, IN
FLAMIATORY and CHRONIC RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA, GOVT, and SPINAL COM
PLANTS can only be ctfectually cured through the
blood. ..-...-..
For ULCERS and ERUPTIyE DISEASES of the
SKIN, PUSTULES, PIAiPLES. .B L T G L S :,
BOILS, letter, SCALDHEAD, and RING
ORM, VEGETINE has never failed 10 effect a
permanent cure.
For PAINS IN THE BACK, KIDNEY COM
PLANTS, DROPSY, FEMALE WEAKNESS,
LEUCORRHGA, arising from internal liberation,
and uterine diseases aud GENERAL DEBILITY,
VEGETINE acts directly upon the causes OF these
complaints. II inviSorates and strengthens the
whole system, acts upon the secretve organs, aays
Inflammation, cures liberation. and regulates the
bowels.
For CATARRI, DYSPEPSIA, HABITUAL
COsTIVENEsS. PALPITATION OF THE
HEART, HEADACHE, PILES, NERVOUSNESS.
and GENERAL PROSTRATlON OF THE NER-
VOUS SYSTEM. no medicine has ever given such
perfect satisfaction as the VEGETINE. 1t puriGes
the blood cleanscs all of the organs and possesses
controlling power over the nervous system.
The remarkable cures effected by VEG ETlNE
have induced many physicians and apothccarics
whom we know TO prescribe and use it in their own
families. .... s.-.. ..... g.. b..
In fact, VEG ETlNEis the best remedy yet discov-
cred for the above diseases and is the only reliable
BLOOD-PURIFIER yet placed before The public.
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ETpl1r.

Fine. 81: supertinc. S5@55.25: extra superlne.
S5.75@ Sc: common family. $3.50 ; fancy family
and City Mills, S76ls75n and Gal!.
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We regret to see the press encouraging
this poor negro Jasper to make q fool OF
himself in The pulpit, which ought to be re-
spected as barring at least the semblanee
OF place OF religious exercises. .Daautite
Netos.
b. u. TutWelier ia appointed postmaster
nc Seven Islands, Fluvanna county, Va,
stee. W. ID. Ancell, resigned. III. ID. Tomp-
kins u appointed postmaster at Salt Sui
pbnf springs, Monroe county, w. Va, vice
James !. Wade, resigned.
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a CATHOLIC PRIEST FoUND GUILTY OF
MUgDER.-Phitadelpkia, Pa, March 21.-
The trial Of Biaisus Pistorius for the MUIR
der OF Isaac Jacquette, at Morristown, july
"a, 1873, was concluded here to-day, and
The jury. after being out nearly four hours,
returned Q verdict OF guilty of murder in
The first degree. This is the second time
that Pistorius has been tried for his life for
thes same crime. After being found guilty
OF murder in the first degree in Montgom-
cry county, his case was appealed 10 the
Supreme Court on the ground that the de-
PENDANT. being Catholic priest, religious
prejudice prevented a fair trial in that
county. The case was then transferred to
Philadelphia county, and resulted to-day in
second conviction. Motion will be made
Tor new trial 800
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Are not the many testimonials given for The differ
ent complaints satisfactory to any reasonable per-
son suffering from any disease mentioned above that
they can be cured Read the different testimonials
given and no one can doubt. In many Of these cases
the persons say that their pain and suffering cannot
be expressed. as In cases Of Scrofula where appa-
rently, The whole body was mass of corruption.
IF vEGETINE will relieve pain, cleanse. purify, and
cure such diseases restoring the patient to perfect
health after trying dierent physicians many RENE
dies suffering for years, Is it not conclusive proof,
If YOU are suferer,you can be cured? Why is this
medicine performing such great cures? Itworks in
the blood, in the circulating fluid. II can be truly
called the Great Biood-PurLfer. The great source
Of disease originates in the blood; and no medicine
that does not act directly upon IT, to purify and reno
vate, has any just claim upon public attention
When the blood becomes fe,ss and stagnant, either
from change OF weather or climate, want OF eXer-
else irregular diet, or from any other cause. the
VEGETISE will renew the blood, carry Off the pu-
trd humors, cleanse the stomach, regulate The bow
els, and impart tone OF vigor 10 the whole body
The conviction is, in the public mind us we'll rs in
the medical profession, that The remedies supplied
by the Vegetable Kingdom are more safe, more sue
cessful in the cure of disease, than mineral medi-
cincs. VEGETINE is composed Of roots, barks, and
HERBS 1t is pleasant 10 take and is perfectly safe to
give to an infant. Do you need 1t? Do not hesitate
20 tryI IT.. You Will never regret 1t.
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1.aTEsT FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

LIFEhEOVL tVIIVN MANhEI.
LIVERPOOL, March 22.-The circular OF
the Liverpool Cotton-Brokcrs' Association
says: "C0Lton has been in moderate de-
mand and with an irregular market. Prices
of most descriptions declined, but to-day
Thursday the market is steadicr at re-
duccd quotations. American was il mode
rate request, with Il free supply Offering.
Quotations ere reduced about ID. In Sea
Island there was Il fair business, chiefly in
Florida OF medium grades, st rather easier
rates. .'uts opened very dull. Prices on
"Wednesday evening showed II decline OF
Lied. To-day this was recovered, tie mar
ket closing firm
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5y,poK AND JOB WORK NEATLY Elk.
ID EcuTED AT THE DISPATCH PkisTls MSS
HOUSE,.
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,eovIr1yE REORGANIZATION - THE RE-
coS sss.,c ,onssRY cAsE--THE METHODIST AND
e,,,r REvIvALs--A MINISTER'S WIFE AND
nn,Inrry AMONG THs C0NyERTS-oTuER
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
GERALD BRANCH OFFICE. l,2eS BEoADWAT.
xDYERTIsEMENTs AND SALES OF PAPkaS

xpYERTIsEMENTs AND SALES OF PAPkaH
xxsrKoLoGYNI2rH PAcK-6th COL
%I kSsid :Dd % coils
ssRooo oR AM REAL ssTAfE FOR sAIt-sD F~cs~i.
sysKss sse.sl r.s
ely REAL Asb bssIE ESs
GLoTHINGyYp s rAsKIsS ss, p.o,ad COL
SoAsrwisk H sfsAGsHifsAis1H Faa1-ssh and ssh
CoPARTNERsHlps-lirH PAGE.
0ovNT COUNTY, BoA ARpv9 rAs g.: "a col. ~,
BwkLiS HOUSES E.'1 T6 Es FURNISHED AND
Eue6PE4s sTEAMsIiiPs. Fs sS COL
fsSTT S.sss.A and 9Th col.
ESs Sas1 TO LET
r.e.as co..
Houses o GakRIAGks. &o-isr rxs.-sd and 9Th co.'s.
HOUSES. koo& is &C.. WANTED ID PAe.-ad col.
ISsTnUSpIo p;I7k rAoF. .ss col col
NAcuINERY-I2Tn PAcx.-3d COL
ss ER R,ssssa r.
9EHAH4ao
rhoPEkTY OUT Or THE CITY FOR SALE TO
s.4h ksSAfR 81 Exo.x$SsE.sD r =; COL
RESI AUKANTS-1sr PAGE 5th col.
REWARDS-Isr PAoE-ist col
81 LES AT AUCTION -Isr PAaE-4th and 5th coils.
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rAoE-lst
y .,s y %: COL
sP5S14s Bikps 9cHisi P1ssHsa col
BrORAQE-2D PAGE-3d COL
SUMMER RESORfS-2D PAGE Sd col.
THE TKADkS-l2rH PAGE Sd col.
70 LIT FOR BUSINESS pURPOSES-2D PAoH-1st col.
TRAVkLLERS' GUIDE-l2TH PAGE-5th col
UNPUBLISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
WANTED T9 fSHcMSsE-,,r rAs.- ssn col
WESTCH ESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-2D PAGK-lst col.
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, &C.-l0rH PAcE-eth col
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CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS (FRIDAD SALE 4
10 O'CLOCK


VERY ~ PINE PAIR r BAY GsLpINGs isx hand. high
family team; warranted kind and true. Also fine
kI4 6 carr " 81
FEED TRUCK. sold by order Of II. @. ArrwATER As
DAPPLE GRAY COUPE HORSE, 10 hands high. years
ODD good prompt stylish driver doc: not shy o.
sold on account OF owners absence IN Europe ami IL
So sGs .ps knS s M Taf Y II
not afraid Of anyihin9 Free prompt driver warranted
GRAZ ri xsd az si IN 81. ~ GRAY
hands high. 10 years old; promp, driver does not
n iS a Iu can 30 svsn y. up T. % ~
and warranted sound and kind and true In ell har
HANDSOME BLACK aELDING. sized BY BLACK.
WOOD dam BY Hsmblesouian, l5.l hsnde high. 9
can irot in 80 to-day single or double: as pole
bere he Is unsurpassed: 10 sud only for USE
s Iiaa ns S
BAY GELDING. ~ hands high. ysan old; premps
and S,D mot sfsd q anysnns and i. wan
rsnted sound aud kind and true In oil harness. Set
covf Ssa IN h tEsssc S9s ORDER.
BLOCKY BUILT BAY MARE. l55. HANDS HIGH, 9
pull; safe family mare; rapid traveller; warranted
pnow Hsn ao ss sS spd s'as b al"
free prompt driver; suitable for road, family or
busn:ss purposes; extra traveller; warranted sound
BAY HORSE. Is HANDS HIGH. 10 year. old. good
mot .fi fnS o. ana sn. al
BAY HORSE. 10 HANDS HIGH. Q year. oIe; good. free
snying; warranted kind and trns In ell harness.
years old; good driver; sharp traveller; nns pole
nars warranted sound and Kind ana true In al har-
goys f piSE so% a ~ RSssk fs;..al. sale.
shyEkAh wcEK HeksES rill ai;G :: 'old
thirty top side bar and afi I .rrins %sson:: eleven
SALE PooMMSNGES 'o At III Ten t o6LoGx.
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the "ARGONAUT.n
,RNNxS p>tlNfS TRIUMPH.


When the Thoroughly original actor Denman Inomp-
in his personaion ~ biu old Uncle Joshua nit
comb threatens 10 knock his Old city opponeut from
kxnm Kingdom Come" and announces TO tho
little Tot mis- determination TO regulate every
thing the before he leaves it," h1 willingly fur
In which NO has the attention
and the dramatic dollars of this community. Ito has u
his own homeiy but forcibs expression, knocked'
entire line OF arstocrstic theatres IN
direction equally disastrous To thstof Kingdom Come
lie has re rvcrythine tnRt stood the OF
'eud, which h. and his manager are now compiacently
chewing noary "kilied the other Niramnucl cattle
Not only has his Josh accomplished all th but he
has had sequence of audiences that have never been
IN city People bav, sat In the seats ut
during the past few weeks VINO nave NOT oecn
the theatre for years. There are regular
IN ana women. who 20 everv night one front street
has already passed over 500 through Inc Dox
Office window -scaton of his family aud his EN-
hundreds OF others VINO are eqnay
IN seeing that their friends attend Ahd wren
analyze tho play and the class OF people VINO
commune with ''Uncle JOSH, there IL no dimeuiV
In locating tho tombstone Of his wonderfully attne
tive power. lie represents homo ptcture-someth
appeals directly the memory OF every one porn IN
old New England. with It's clvud-capped granite nils
Is tn reore that the staid the aighneo ana
MI the dress circle night after night Hno
applaud tho xwxward movement and
quaint OF the vigorous old vermont
sce oshua Wnitconab and not trace OF DenmAn
Thompson tor the pecunary success 81 the Dennan
Thompson Combination IL matter OF m~tvci among
and balance In the red st the Bank oil CALL
fornin getting every day Uncle Josh we are glad
We commend you and your peculiar genius to every
you viii successfully stand up under this recommends.
iiou.- 1879
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DEWARE or coUNrEkFEfrs


GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING, 10 take place
September 1873 Only Ii ono Tickets for 2l4l full
prizes. amounting !. $50 900 pesos.
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HORSES. CAIIIlIAGEs. &C.
UCTION HOUSE OF VAN TAssELL 4 KEARNEY,
"A ITO AND III kAST 18TH ST.,
NEAR 4Ttl Av.
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A SIMON HERMAN, AUCrIONEER,
~ .seils THIS DAY friday, august 80, at IL o'clock
Nos I5ts and II Bowery,
large and choc. lot Imported Wines. Brandes; also
Bourbon aud Rye whiskey PORT Sherry and Carst Wine.
In casks, bsrrek. cases and deuijohus
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~ .by George W. keeicr Auctoneer. at sales rooms 55
Liberty 81 today and Tomorrow. a. ~ o'e,ock. Bod
and Psvlor suits. folding Bedstcsd Psnos
Chairs Chionnisrs, Office Dsshs three issss Pier
0lassss, IA
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~ pces. nockswsys, extension and half top Phaetons
bog Doctors Wagons, full spring aud side top
and TOP Buggiss, sukiss, 10. r. n. sTIvBHs. i50
%
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1878-10-24
Prairie Fires,

II is almost matter of terror, the fires
that are prevailing through the country
There can be no excuse for the citizens of
Lincoln county, who will persist in setting
out fires after precedent that was set at the
last term of. Court in Canton. Since the
adjournment of Court some parties have
deliberately fired praires without having
taken the least precaution to guard against
Its spread, and one fire in pa rticular ex
tended north into Mlnnehaha county. The
Yankton Press Of the 2lst inst. gives an
account IF the fires that swept from the
north and west for 30 miles, and came
near destroying good deal of property
near Yankton Almost every evening the
horizon around us is lit up with the glare
from prairie fires, and, and we fear more
serious injury will be done THAI ever If
the people do not stop setting fires
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VOL. I'LL.
BELOIT ITEMS.

Rev. DIR. Hoyt will hold episcopal ser
vices at the Beloit School House mex
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock
F. NJ. Rowley is now receiving his fal
and winter stock Of goods
Grading is pushed with an increased
force between Beloit and Fairview this
week.
Fires have been lit under the archie:
of the brick kiln east of town, and the
prospects ale an excellent burn of Brick
That immense stock of goods have ar
rived at F. M. Rowley's and the custom
ers arc getting as numerous as the fresh
arrivals.
Prairie fires are seen burning in al.
directions. 1t seems singular that people
will take such chances after the warning
they have had.
Burglars and horse thieves are plying
their vocation lively in this locality, and
if they keep at it much longer something
may drop.
You will find the largest and best as
sortod stock Of Goods ever brought into
this market at Row.ey's.
Prof E. c. Wilder has just closed his
term of writing school, and not pupil
but what regrets that the term is ended
He is one Of the finest penman in the
country, and is an excellent instructor in
the art. We hope he VIII return to this
locality and open another school
Miss Tupp"r, as ";!! be seen BY The
programme herein published, has arr.ng,,
ed for an excellent entertainment at tie
School House, Wednesday evening sext'
This lady manifcsts an interest in educa-
tional matters, that entities her to the hig gh-
est respect of our citizens. She is adding
to her school duties the labOrious task of
arranging for a series Of entertainments
tor the purpose Of obtaining funds for the
purchase of bell for the School build
building. The citizens should lend a
helping hand and patronize this worthy
project.
i have $500 dollars worth of Boots
and Shoes, sample lot, which shall sell
at wholesale prices giving my customers
the benefit.
F. NJ. R0wLEY
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NO 2j.
BREVlTlES.

Dodd Brown T. Co., Of st. Louis, have
failed with liabilities of one million and o
half Of Dollars. 1t was the heaviest dry
goods firm in St. Louis.
Twenty deaths have occurred up to now
from the accident on the Old Colony rail
road disaster
The failure Of the Glasgow bank has cf
fected money matters in England, and tho
feeling is gaining ground that a panic is
threatened in Europe.
Since the appearance Of frost in the
South the yellow fever has abated, and the
worst is said to be over. ......
The Deadwood Times says the DO lting
by Parker of Judge Bennett, will make
the difference of one vote "only this and
nothing more"
MAJ, II. w. BINGHAM, J. C. Robb and
John Bingham were arraigned at Rapid
City on the 9th inst. in the United States
court, the former on six indictments
charging him with making false returns
as an Indian agent and the latter on in
diCtmentS charging them with the larceny
embezzlement and conccament of stolen
property. They were given the usual time
to plead. These are all Hammond cases
Press.
douglas Goodalc has been arrested at
Atlantic, la, his home, for participation
in the $4,000 stage robbery on the Chey-
10 hnr Of q
was found in: his possession, and the Off
GERS are confident of their ability to estab-
lish his guilt. The accused was brought
to Council Bluffs and lodged in jail to
await his trial
ENGLISH buyers and mllers have organ
lzed wheat ring, Judging from the states
ment of the situation in the Mark Lane
weekly review of the corn trade They
refuse to buy grain at present prices, and
are not inclined to make speculative invest
ments at any price. In tact, nobody in
England will buy more wheat than he
needs for immediate consumption, and
there seems to be well conviction that
prices are going permanently lower. The
question does not seem to have been taken
into politics.
TIE Turner county republicans met in
convention Tuesday and nominated the
following ticket. Register of deeds, G.
NJ. Pear treasurer, John B. Bcbec; assess,
or, B, II. Crunch; sheriff, S. F. Andrews
jr.; commissioner, r. +. Fessendcn; pro.
bate judge, T. 3. Buehanan surveyor,
Joseph Allen. coroner, A. b. Sage, school
superintendent, L. N. Alberti j. A. Childs
and L. B. Bridgeman were the choice Of
the convention for council and house,
Yankton Press
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Republican meetings will be held at
the Ole Ulricksons School House Mon.
day evening Oct 2Sth; at Lincoln Center,
Wednesday evening Oct. Goth; at the Sab,
in School House Thursday evening Oct
3Oth; at Irwin's house, Friday evening
Oct. 81.
My name having bern placed on the
Peoples ticket without my knowledge or
consent, I hereby withdraw the same, and
pledge to do all in my power for the clcc.
ton of the straight Republican ticket.
0. I. BRANDHAGEN.
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Mrs, E. A. Adee,

OfLower Canton, D. T., wishes to an
nounce to her numerous patrons and the
public generally that she has received her
fall and winter stock Of Millinery goods,
icwelry, hair, and needles, aud feels assur
ed that she can offer as good bargains as
were ever offered at this place. Thankful
for past patronage she would take this OPP
portunity of soliciting continuance OF
past favOrs.