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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-07-31
Liver Complaint, &c.

Not only does the Sarsaparfllian Resolvent eH.
eel all remedial agents IL the cure OF Chronic,
scrofulous, constitutional, ard skin Diseases,
but IL Is the only positive cure Tor
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-17
RUBY HILL WATER WORKS.
Capacity of Tanks. 400, 900 Gallons.
ALL NOW FULL.

UTATER WILL BE FURNISHED IN RUBY
w Hill, in any desired quantities, at all
seasons of the year, at uniform rate, and
lower than can be furnished from any other
source. Water delivered twice daily to private
families, miners cabins. saloons, etc, Tickets,
ranging from 6A to 80 cents apiece, will be
sold at the Once Of the Company. on Ruby
Hill.
". b. HARRUR. Proprietor.
jei T. W. PEARSON. Superintendent
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-17
f. H- HARMON

COUNTY CLERK. AND Ex-OfFI-
~ clio Clerk of the District Court OF the
Sixth Judicial District, in and for the County
Of Eureka, State Of Nevada.
cONvEYANcING, In all its branches. cor
rectly executed. Acknc wledgments, Afidavits.
etc. taken in any part of own.
once: Front corner re on at the Courthouse.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-17

DELIEvING THAT THERE is A NECEs-
ID srrY for another Drayman in Eureka, /
will endeavor to fill the bill. Stand between
Henry Mau's and the Jackson House.
au30tf HARLO THOMAS.
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Symptoms Of Diseased Liver.

Symptoms OF a Diseased Liver.
pAINinthc rightsidc under the edge
OF the ribs, increases ON pressure !;
sometimes the pain is i'm the left side !;
Observation-Disclosures
side sometimes the pain H. fcltundcr
the shoulder blade, and it frequently
extends to the top Of the shoulder, and
is sometimes mistaken for rhcuul-
tism i'm The arm. The stomachisallcct-
cl with loss Of appetite and sickness !;
the bowels in general arc cosivc,
sometimes alternative with lax the
headistroubled with pain. accompan-
led with dull, heavy sensation in the
back part. There is generally q con
siderable loss Of memory, aCcompan-
led with painful sensation Of having
left undonc something which ought 10
have been done a slight, div cough
is sometimes an attendant The pa
ticnt complains Of WEAKNESS and de
bility lac is easily startled, his feet arc
cold or burning, and lac complains fa
priCkly sensation oflhc skin; his sDir.
its arc low and although he is salts
fed that exercise would be beneficial
% him, yet he can scarcely summon
up forutudc enough to tiy it. Iu fact,
he disirusts every remedy Several Of
the abovesymptOmsattcudthcdiscusc.
but cases have occurred where few OF
them existed, yet examination OF Tie
body, altcrdcath, has shown the Liver
10 have been extensively dcruugcd.
AGUE AND YER.
DIX G. Nc LANE's LIvHR PuLs.I4
CASES or A0uE hND lFFvRu. when
takcuwith Quiniuc. are productive OF
the most happy results No better
catharuc Can be used, preparatory 90.
OF after taking Quiuiuc We would
advise all who arc afflicted with this
disease TO give them FAR TufAI.
For all Bilious arrangements and rs
asimplc purgTtivc they acuucqullcd
REWARE OF IUITATiOSa.
The genuine Dr. &. NELA>Es
LIVER Pills arc never sugar coated
Every box has rcd wax seal OH
the lid, with the impression DIR
Ms LANES LivER PMS
The genuine Ms LAsK Liver Pits
bear tuc signatures OF G. M.LnNr
and fLE1uSo Bros. ON the wrappers
fVInetstou your druggist cd Store.
ko.par giving YOU the genuine - g..
MSIhNHs LIVER PuIe. pcruc3
bg Fleming Bros Pueuugn P1
sold Oy a.l respectable cugg
and co.rI.v tfr.... n.r.. r. r-t.
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FROM NEwBURG.
John Johnson" Hoard From.
NEWRUUG. W. VA, March H..

Etlior Argjt,
The Washington House, formerly oc-
cupied 10y Miss Litsingcr. has h,es tgken
Ivy G.. +. EliS. Esq.. aud wilt opyu for
the accommodation OF the public hv the
first of April. The occupation OF tn,
house 10y MIR. Ellis iusurCs tDo travelling
community comfortable and agr ,aahlc
stopping place-an Rcqui>ito n much
needed an oar t'wo,
Tho Rev. spencer kinr, OF this place
and Rev. Ford OF Independence, cN-
changed gulpit~ ON last sabbath
Tho wheat crop is growing finely hi>
nice weather, oul owe. ythiug Indicate,
a full crop.
some OF our farmers are blowing for
corn.
Flour costs 30 cents barrel freight
from -. Louis to New York. aud 80 cents
from Wheeling Co Ncwburg tho s,ran-
gest argument i'm favor of the narrow
gauge railroad.
We have an organization in our town
known as the "Oo-nothiugS." composed
of tho Mayor and town council. We
nave lh " missy littnNt IN Oul town, nut
drunken men can Ice seem On our rtrcots.
through the week., aul sunday also.
Tho Rev. Frederick pastor of the I.u-
thortn church, preached q q good con
grcgatipn on last sabbath.
some ot our citizens arc Planting pntt-
toos, onions and lettuce. at Is tho ear
~ bird that catches tho worm"
Mrs. George Mitchell is lvirg very i'm
with yellow jaUndi'e. Thore are still a
few cases Of measles and whoopiug cough
in town
our old friend and former townsman
Bur Stevenson, of Keyser, is visiting
his father Nathaniel Stevenson, Esq,
Daniel Maloy, Esq. is confined to his
bed from am attactS OF rheumutism.
Geo. NJ. Shufer. Esq, or Waite oak. is
visiting his family mt Independence.
Mrs. Amos Carroll, OF Portland is Wis.
iung Mrs. Molly Lackoy, of hi, place.
Mrs. Benjamin Shay is recovering from
her late illness,
Yours,
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our.Authorizod Agents.

The following persons arc authorized
To act as Our agents in receiving sub
scriptions 10 the ARGUS ut our club rates.
a. NJ. ShaiIcr, TunneltOn +. NJ. Dent,
Newburg G.. j. Shanor, Austin; J. J..
Loar, Geedsville; @. o. White, Mason
town; Jno, j. Cooke, Howc,yille; J..
w. Stevenson, Rodamers; Hon. j. n.
Wilson, Aurora; Bcni. y. Wotring.
Horse shoe Run x. y. Foplo. Portland;
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Valley Point; Horny Albright, Cranes
Vile; d. II. Fraukhmser, do. WIN.
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Mil Runs Thos. T.. Harrison, Painters
Mills; Maj. y. Stemple, Jr. Aurora; Dr.
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TO Mil Owners

have ON hand several Of the Standard
Saw Gummc-, manufactured by the
Union Manufacturing Company, oCPius-
burgh Pa. These gummors arc cIaimc1
by tho manufactures uu Boy practical
mill men who have used them 90 Doe tho
best manufactured. They arc self fecd-
or- and have sc.raliusUnp foTh cutters.
two very important improvements pose
sc-saI by mo- other GUNNER. They arc
maaa light. -ir1u and lcs. and a.I tho
finished parts nickel plated. Thcv ara
easily adjusted To- auy sized saw. ] took
these mHcHiuDs mr debt, auI Will sell
them alta large discount Tho regular
retail rI. is 8. luDIwII -cl Uom a'
s-D o.. IS circular containing cn.
craving uI uU IpH.u of uom.
NiI D. UPON ppu H.u
Aa..n ksAUSER.
t...e0.d W.. Va
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Locals Of Tuunolton in n "Nut
Sholl'---Porsonal Mention, sc.

hpNeiN ol 1uuuCilOQ IN NUT
Shell'---Porsonal Mention, sc.
V~NELroN, March II.
fGVor irguS:
A. Local news is scarce have but q
very limited communication for YOU.
\. y. Bnuahcld has rcturno home
from Burning Springs.
Miss Della chichester has returned to
N,wburg
a son of Mr.. Mark Riley, OF the wost
End of Kjngwood Tunnel. agod --.
died ON SUNDAY morning from the Of
tects OLA scald received souo time since.
Mrs. 3. j. BnnaHoli Is rapidly rccov-
cr,ug from her late illncss.
Several parties pissed through this
place en- route for Kingwood for the pur-
pose of purchasing horses. | hope that
they may 10 successful and buy quito "A
number OF the valuable Quadrupods
thereby putting moro money in circula-
ton in our community,
Mos7rs. Shatkra and Bpnad,ld cohtem.
plato purchasing anew stock OF Spring
aud summer goods in short time.
The terminus orthe third and secon
diVis onS of tlo B. AZ .. r. r. will be re-
moved from lNcvsDr TO Piedmont on
= md1Y, tho l7th inst, and H. is reported
that the timo OF runnln tho trlnS ovcr
the road will also be ch ngol ., the chlnye
to take effect ON the day above mention
ed.
Shlner Brothers hrvc mptei thoir
steam saw mill on tho land own ri by
MoSsrS. \. w. and james Il. Williams.
who have nc this tim about one thpusan
logs ian the mill yard roadv for saving
into lumber and many moro yet To do
liver.
Ihc c.tizdns of this place wcro tho re-
cipien,s eli quite treat few Cyoni nus
since N the ,h,pn OF a sereuale from
Pr.f-. Llvellc, jarvis ami Blr,lc. The
musical iustrum 'nts used on the intcr-
c~uu- occasion consisted of ono tin pan,
one tiu horn aud on drum. Tho music
wa, iiuc and the children enjoyed il very
mucL.
i'Dt now uu ! nlval method for assis,
iins vouns Ladies over ienc5 call ON our
friend Mr.. j. t.. Higgins.
Yours hastily,
FIpEIs IpEM.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
INVEST vIHGI>IA, -:

At Rules Holt
in the Clerks office or tho Circuit Cont
ct Prcst an county. ON the fins, I.n,.l
OF March, l>t~.
Harrison l.. Si~lcr
y
Franklin Nf. 1>t.1,. aI.
~ DQJIUN.
Tho object Of IN suit ISL Q, cnf,r.,c ,sr-
tain judgement licus, in Ct,or of In, ,l,in-
.ut Hsainst tho defendants, truthu D.
N'uN aud William n. Kelly, u thc biI
mentioned.
Nut SO appearing that the detruJ,n.~
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trN are therefore. hereby re-
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heud tor SAID Court, ON the first Mon 'pv
of April, ucNt. and "a, WHAT'S ure.,.,-,
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ordorci CHAT ih' "r'gon.r De- published
iu the Wc,t Ntry.uo ArsuS. wrrN. v
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SALE.
.Murdocll, ctals,
VS..
Chideslor, Of ais.

Pursuant To- n dos
creo OF the Circuit Court of Preston couu-
ty, | will offer for sSlo before The front
door oftho Court House. Ina Eiugwood,
on the 9Th day OF April 1878, tho realty
dccrced To- ho Soldi u the above ease.
The said tract ofluud contains one hun
drcd acres, aud Is the same tract OF laui
conveyed NV lIozekinh Miller t. George
w. Chidosior by dood dated tho 22l day
Of April, 1874. ltit situated iu Kiugwood
district on the waters Of Lick Run, and
is well improved.
II VIII be sold for SO much cnsh in
hand ~ Is sufficient 10 pay the costs OF
suituud cNpcuZps of sllo, aud the residue
upon a credit o: twelve aud tweuty~flur
months, the Purchaser executing Interest
bearing notoS with approved security
money.
JAMES \. BROWN, Com'r.
Fob 237S-s7. 90
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The List Incranena

Our young and talented frIond, Mr.. f.
". Dent, Of Ncwburg has our sincere
thanks for "A large club OF subscribers
sent i'm to tho ARGUS this week. MIR.
Dent is the FIRST Of our appointed agents
to send in club, and says that Ncwburg
shall h1vo tho largest hst in the county
Whom beuoxt7
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The number OF persons IN town Mon
lay was larger than AZ any preceding
cyur, held here for some time. Such
days II is to oe supposed that tho NOR
chants would sell a large quantity OF
goods, but we are informed Ci,t thcy dill
not do so we'll this time owing 10 tine ex
treno scarcity otmoncy We know cF
no other cause Soc ,acy are S, ,iu- GOODS
at very low prices.
Daniel Il. jackson. Esq. of this place
started ON visit % friends In N,n,n-
gala county Thursday. lie was accom-
panied by our artistic friend, Mr.. Neil
J. Fortuey, who expects 10 locate in
Horgantowu to paint the portraits Of "a
few Morgantown monkeys. For "A rood
commencement we would advise him Co
pick upon our editorial friends OF that
place.
IfNuu want pair OF tino boots or yhoes
mado We would advise YOU 10 give
MIR. Loutz call. lie always buys tho
very best stock i'm the market. ana his
workmanship is hrst-class. Besides
being a good " rkm u hims II. he now
has u has employ Ntr. joan Wilkes. bo
mah,a ane work. specially. We un,
der,'and * ~ VIII leave X.
.n'''l O. No. - $50
An cNhi IT - 80 Il ne
young ~ opls ssFT Mo and VI.
entity ON the nR IN, DIST inst in
crcs~lor's large halt Al -, Joe, about one
mil" from Alb ighisvine. Tho parties
engaged have cen in practice for some
iine' aud may now he justly syloI Il
Wei' traireI and organized troupe. II
VIII surely II y an on TO attend A
rich treat may be expected. Perform
on'eS TO commence at 81 o'clock, sharp.
Admission frcc.
On last Saturday Mrs Duval, wifi, Of
Alphous Duval who lives about three
miles northwest of Kingwood, fell down
and died within a few seconds. Mrs.
d. II I'd been enjoying usual good health
and hor death was certainly very sud.
den one. Sho leaves husband and a
largo family ofchildroo TO mourn her
loss. The family certainly have tho
sympathy OF the good people oc the
neighbo chood. Mrs. Duval was an ex-
cellent lady and a kind mother. and
and leaves many friends. May she rest
in peace.
II is scarcely necessary for us 10 adj
vcrtise our facilities ana capabilitie, for
doing first class Job printing rs the worl,
49,
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ScuH To tho sc,tcr up of tho 'luD copy
OF the WEEKLY lSTELLiUENCER ono
year.
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viii scnd To the goiter mp OF the cub a
copy Of the DAILY INTELLI0ENCER six
months.
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VIC viii send 90 the gcttor up OF the Club
a copy Oftho DAILY INTELLIgENCEK ono
year.
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no special authority is needed, hut any
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given, and ON receiving the names and
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THE
WEST VIRGINIA ARG US
Is Published cre,y Saturday by
n. CLAY n. HYDE,
KINGwooD, PRESTON COUNTY, W. Va.
sURsCRIPTIoN-TERMs :

To residents Of this couty-One YEAR.
$3.50; six months, rs; four mouths. so
cents.
To non resident, III the utty-One wear.
i,65-the - cents extra beng charged
10 pr spay POSTAGE SIX months, IS cents;
three months, 60 cents.
Our terms arc cash 40. Gdr1nce. there
fore all papers vii, be stoppel 40 the ex-
piratiou Of the term 81 subscription, uu
less renewed.
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Adv eRrlsEMs nra


~ NAN'titN cot NrN COURT
PW o1u. Co... Ua.r,c .c..l.rcd I'm tho
.-l 1b. o.. 100 ,uv MAY term of
=" -NN ''".., I>.., "a ,i. ou Suturoav
'n' 'ita Nl. II Mar'h 1875. ian tho town
N ,'t Inu, in SAID county, sell TO tho
h'kh'~i anu best bidder. the trace OF land
Hl hu'hct alt utsrrip2d IN th. bill AMI
YIN 'ltN OF the above mention "A ,.,use
'Nl. the sHmc tract ot i1ui th,t Nt.,n
.'' -'n' d0N OF MAY, II (, vnnvcvcI nm
hr .tV Wardwell hN the exec itors of
~ ','. d. '''nc, dose t,el. rae salt ltul
~ .""' ln tbo district OF Portland
County Preston and Tho Suto OF w.
''-''''' '.l tus tAe l,uds 90 ths heif..
'+ I 'NN'c, " Wt, drcc,~Ci Z, aud ths h.ir,.
'.'V ~ 40 Mlltm 70. trno. do,et.n3
ht north 81 Che BSltiuiorc and on
h'l'n't, about thrCo niilos n..rth.es.,
W'.' itom the town OF \, rtland. M.
'"" I~ tvNlN du elegant enc. c1nt,ininy
ave hundred aud iEy acres, moro on
h..>. Nuca ot .bc iNpd Is Clcdte aud An
mao state ot cultivation. With vo,i
CIV '.,iu house UuI uutbui.,lipr. M, a
u' '''Nlmc utN barn, lhc m.n iS TIA
try,
TERMS or SALE.
Su'hr'ont cash m htnd 90 pny costs Of
>"'' amt 'Np'u~ot cot -hc and residue
upon ere, DC o,d, I . and ~ mouths. win
lh't"'t purchaser vNccut ny uulcs with
t'"u security. sale to ,aNo pl,,1 about
noon ol Che stii day.
JNu. BARTON PAYNE.
~pcr.{ ,UHtHllSN 1ner.
roo - 'S' lMch . as $ll.OOl
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NEW SADDLERY
(NoMMSsIoNERs SALE.

j. \, Browh,
".
J. G. a T.. Mason.
Under u decree OF thO Circuit Court
of Preston county, will, on the Sth day
of April. 1875 before the front door oi thv
Court House In KinWwoud, offer Tor sdo
the land decreod % Ice sold in tho rb'No
cause consisting oi 60acrCs upon which
john g. Mason now resides, in portl md
district IL is good land aud we'll i'm
proved; aud h tho abovoGD acres does not
sell Tor sufficient to satisfy tho docreo OF
srlo in Ills cluSe, ! will also at tho Same
timo and place above mentioned % Ter toI
splo the tract olllud adjoining tee said bd
acres which which WIS sold Dy John g.,
Mason To- Francis Mencuy; tho said
so acres * choice pioco OF iauj aud
uclrlN uil cleared
Terms of sllo -Ouo-hilf cash aud the
residue on credit OF twelve mouths the
purchaser executing nu interest bclriug
note tor the deferred iustalmeut of pul-
chase money.
JAMES A. BROWN, Com.
Fob. % 70 81 %
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1OMMIssIONEKs -

COMMISSIONERS SALE.
william 49, Cranes Exccrs, &C..
rs.
william Glover.
CIRCUIT CJuRT-IN CHAvCRRY.
Pursuant to a decree rendered i'm the
above styled cause, at the Spring torn oil
Che said Court, 1871, ] VIII. on Saturday,
tho 3Itl iHv OF March. 1878 in the town
of Portland. Zoo said county, soil 10 tic
highest and best Di ider, tl8 tract of land
mentioned and described iD tho bin and
exhibits pi tIa JbJv0 mentioned cause.
u-'uE iuo Same tract OI .aui that was
ou tIe first day OF May. 1914. conveyed
tD tle -1iI Glover by the cxn.ufgr4 of
Iud i situate Boo llo district of Portland.
county oi Preston and state OF West
W tIuia, about ono mile -uuih-.l4l Df
Ono -Ii town oI Portland and contains
ninety five HIc. more or less a bout
one lhirI pi tuo Hui d. cleared and boo "a
ONO -,'.g OF cultivation Wd uulcr good
fence. d. i- 70 worry desirable farm.
TERMS OF IS LS.
So much cash Boo hand as mIy bee slm
rI"ui fD r|r costs OF tuif pud exunu-u. of
st". IuI i1r so much Yf fue residue 49,
may b.. nIu4. t1 GOO sum Df tJJI1E, with
ln.srn-. 600 siHLI4 plr tn.ralf from Zoe
I..n %. April ieit. uI rcmtuuk 500
i u I.. Yi May. l.ii. upon 20 credit Di o..
It Iul I1 months. ru3 'Yr tIe rem tiuiug
TH.t Di lIo Uu .1a-H money!. tsI which, DO
unr Na GOD q, Iu equal INST. mHuts ptgH-
uiD rat pt.ut.'t 900 'Ie Dec dfy 1I Stay.
i7tt. .Hi uu tlo i-. dHy oI MAY. 1870.
with Iu.uro 900 900 tl. deferred pave
mont. purchaser cutting bonds with
rINi security. iuH sIls 90 tt.e place
about J.e O'Clock of -lIt day.
JNO. BARTON PAYNE.
SUcciff loUW IssO5.er.
Feb, ~, Ts. Mich 1871 l.JO.J
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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-12-06
The American Public Health
Convention.
The Resolutions Adopted by it at its Session
of November %.

Richmond Dispatch.
The following were the resolu
tions offered in the American Pub
lie Health Convention at Rich
mond, November %:
l. Yellow fever is a specific dis
ease, not indigenous to or origin
ating spontaneously in the United
States, and its appearance in this
country is always due to specific
cause.
2. Quarantine established with
such rigor and precision as to pro
duce absolute non-intercouIse will
prevent the importation of the spe-
cific cause of yellow fever.
3. 1t is the duty of the general
government to aid in the establish.
ment of IA practical and proper
quarantine by all means in its
power.
4. 1t is the duty of the general
government to appoint a commits
sion of experts to make thorough
investigation into the causes of yel-
low fever and the best methods of
preventing its introduction into
this country, and to make such an
appropriation as will permit of the
securing the services of the best
men, and of the best means for
carrying out this investigation.
5. That it is the duty of the gen.
eral government to invite foreign
nations to cooperate with it in the
establishment OF uniform and eff
fective international quarantine
regulations.
6. That whatever may be the
practical value of quarantine, there
is no doubt of the Importance aud
value OF internal sanitary measures
in the prevention or modification of
epidemic yellow fever, and that
this association strongly urges
upon State aud municipal authOrl-
Ties the great amount of RESPONSE
bility which rests upon them on
this account at times when no dis
ease is prevalent or threatened.
Proposition one was amended, on
motion OF DIR. Gihon, so as to read
as follows, aud adopted tayes, ~;
noes, ny:
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-12-06
Z Ii L g o U r r S.
REGULAR TERMS.
CIRCUIT COURT-SEvENTH DISTRICT.
JAMES S. HAMM, Judge.
THOMAS S. FORD, District Attorney.

In the county Of Lauderdae OH the see
ond Monday of February and August, and
continue eighteen days.
In the county of Kemper, on the first
Monday of March and September, and
continue twelve days.
In the county Of Clarke, on the third
Monday Of March and September and
continue twelve days
In the county of Wayne, on the first
Monday of April and October, and con-
tinue six days.
In the county of Greene, on the second
Monday of April and October, and con-
tinue six days.
In the county of Jackson on the fourth
Monday after the fourth Monday of April
and October and continue twelve days.
In the county of Harrison on the third
Monday after the fourth Monday of April
and October and continue six days.
In the county of Hancock on the first
Monday after the fourth Monday of April
and October, and continue twelve days.
In the county of Marion, on the fourth
Monday in April and October, and con
tinue six days.
In the county OF Perry ON the third
Monday of April and October, and con-
tinue six days.