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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-21

Per order Republican s..is Central oonni.'ss.
4. B. HARRIS. ohsirn.s.
ALE. porES. sserstsT. oeism
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ANNUAL SHOOTING CONTEST.
THE sARsFIELD GUARD AT
THE TARGET.

A Good Day, bus she Scores Nss mp
60 she Expeesstioa OF the BOYS
The Prisea TO Be Dtstrtbuted Next
Wed ssday Evsutng.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-21

BEST ::ss:: e Z, Is. Ga ; s e; ss.. !: :: !:
ueasrs ssd snplss voHs 9 he. ispsovs
your spezs tire q this haspsss. Addrsss
nhl - oxnSDo1 . on Portland, ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-07

Your ricnd your ru:so and Dcalham
Clothing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-07

Boys anl youths Cothiog in great variety
! at Dealham's, G. King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-07
OYSTERS
YX,II.LIAM Il. SMITH.
DEALER IN

DEALER IN
FRESH AND SALTED FISH.
EISH WHARF AND STALLS CITY ~ a r.
KET,
would inform deslers and others that no Is pre-
nsred TO furnish thom with all kind of
POTOMAC FISH.
at the lowest possible prices; L would call the
attention of buyers to the fact that my brand
to sustain nv reputation in that respect.
NV stalls, Nos. and S, Fish Market, will be
sunplisd with fresh fish every morning. They
viii be superintendent by MIR. JamesG. Grimes,
ST., and families can depend on getting the best,
whether they come in person or send orders.
Persons st distance wanting Fresh Fish can
depend on gotting them packed IN coca Graer: 4M,1
Alexandris, vs., will receive prompt attention.
mar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-07

Hasdouarters Alexandria Light Infantry,
AIoxsndris, Va. Nov. 4. 1878. }
General Orders, No. =. ,.
The company will assemble at the arInory on
MnnGsv Nov. II, 1915, q. 33O p. m. sharp tor
inspcction and parade By order OF
+. L. SMITH, Jr.. Capt. Commd e.
u uowr1r, Orderly Sera't nov 4 I'll
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-02

way that must produce wonderful ~.
suits when u revival VI trade permits \
iuii development VI all they are capable OF
,n,ctluK. Az Kansas Lily iLv merchants
ale Preparing 10 send corn III barges
W NGw Orleans Tor shipment abroad.
Illus lar, there have bern shipped
lrVm New Orleans, since the iirsL uay vi
isst orpivmDer, nearly four tlmes u
many bushels Vi corn as we're shipped
last year. The figures stand three nIll>
liou iul.r hundred aud Two thousand bine
hundre'i and MY five This Year, aud nine
hundred and seventy. hlne Thousand four
hundred aud twenty live last year, dur>
Ing the period named. The New Or
leans Price Carrsst Gays: las our grain
trade inLreases. more elevator iacili>
lies Will b. required, anu our clIi-
Gems art striving W Keep up This demand;
application tor HE privilege vi erecting
MA elevator IL The head OI Erat0 slreet
WAS made 10 the ciiy council lew
DAYS slice, and, II more are required,
10 y ~ill be ready tor business
when needed" Mr.. Casey, who il
representing q New Orleans house.
states: "ihe receipts OF grain In New
Orleans for Three successive weeks have
hot been e9ualed since the outbreak OF
OF the revolution, in 1861. Aud, further.
more, with these large imports our ex>
pUrt trade has gradually increased, aud,
la TACT, btc0mesO large that the attention
of merchants abroad Is attracted 10 H."
As proof OF this latter iac,, take The toll
lowing: "The coffee Imports az New
Orleans from September lsJ 10 January
3ss were lI5,03a bags from Alexico.
This Is an increase OF 4l.l95 bags from
Rio. and decrease OF 2UI3 bags from
Mexico, as compared with tbs year pre-
yious. The sugar importsiions IRON
Cuba for The same time was 70 $50 box IS
ano L. ~ hogshrads. All increase VI l5,-
20i boxes and 1850 bog>hsads. ave be-,
gin 10 seP," say The NJ. Louis RspgbiN1s.
"why there was much auo abUul Captain
E.ds' dredge- Doals ~ the jetties, for thvy
apparently struck The spring tina, moves
Tho whole mechanism Of commerce on
this continent, and have ser lis clOck>
work running IN way that tiils half lht,
old ceniers OF trade with ntier dismay."
A commercial paper say: "rhe sue
cesslul opening OF The mouth OF the Mis-.
sis-ippi by ,he jetties isskes The improve
ment OF all the western ST. cams halter
Of absolute necessity. The indications
are abundant That IN short tine the
rivers will b. come, from the economy OF
transportation, the channels by which,
western products will seek The sea. and
through restored commerce be di.tri-
hu'ed 10 the markets Of the world"
What an answer nre these extracts TO The
petty. narrow spite that carprd at Cap.
tain Eads in the spirit oi the oij-r,ors to
Columbus when he discovered America.
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Brl'f News Items,

The entire toree Oi coopvrs Of Terre
Haute. Ind, numbering about 500 work.
men, have struck for increased pay.
The engagement ot Senator Don
Cameron to Miss Lzzie Sherman. OF
Cleveland, " nsece Of Secretary Sherman,
Is ANNOUNCED In Washington circles.
Warren s. Noble. sheriff Of win
county. has resigned and his accounts
ate found short about $500. Coroner
Mcbride has taken charge u the office.
Gov. Phelps. Of Missouri. refused n
respite 10 John w. Daniels, the murder, r
CT Jesse II. Mill,r, and he was executed
At Wsrrensourg. No., yesterday.
DANIEL Mcfarland. tho murderer O,
A. ID. Richardson. has, II Is said, turned
up 10 South Bend. Ind. q drunken wreck.
That last description would seem to
Identity him.
Bell. Miller & Co.. OF Cincinnati,
whose stock Of dry goods was damaged
BY firs and water come three weeks ago.
and insured tor $4,000. have settled
thrir loss, receiving 10 per Cent. or
$4,000.
Attorney General Devens has In,
siructed Ut District Attorney Bangs,
M Chicago. ~ carry up to the supreme
court tho cases Of The Esugers Cullsr.on,
Hlldrelh and Others. who have been 20,
quilted BY lower courts.
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r.. II. Morrison. OF slurgIs, Mich. q

R. II. Morrison. OF Srnrgis, Mich. q
defaulter in lie sum OF So Zoo as ireasur-
er Of the Odd Fellows Grand Lodge of
Michigan, Is supposed to have made
tracks for Scotland. lie was prominent
member OF the Odd Fellows, Masous
and Knights Templsr.
-Greenly, the colorcd murderer. mas
been found guilty. at indianapolis, and
sentenced 10 death. lie was leader OF
the African Methodist church choir. and
shot and killed Ida K-rsry. handsome
coortd woman, who had separated from
her husband. who sang In the choir, and
TO whom he had been paying his etten>
lions.
The students IF Monmouth college
and the community are excited over The
acli"n osthe faculty in suminoning rbout
hitj lady and gpHti, man siudtnts 10 afl-
swer " tle charge of violating College
laws by being numbers OF college ST. cret
societies. / hv of nd.rs are called upon
ID dlsband their associations or be rxpell.
ed. A Wholesale expulsion is Exp, cted.
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rmE yErrIEs.

'xf4Ho Success Of Capt. Ead1 jet,ies 10
- losgsr : question Of doubt. but an
6l1nhlkhsd iscI; snd even the most per.
y i31Ssnt snsmies Of the system. and those
! y ~ hsvs Ior years iaborsd to prove that
o naaey spsnt on them would be lost.
- now beginning TO recognize the isct
~ ~ ssseess and their graf benefits
!SSl Wondefiul results upon the trade Of
1 uinlppt Valley. Tbs Nemphis Ap-
aI6nys lvisndly 70 Cspt. Eads 10 bic
f'1 . ~ sstaking. hes shis 70 ssy:
y 11Nk1s.l EaA6 jelti0 IN srousl e -or .
oI aGsivity alSag sus S'vsIs IN !.
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slY1:lllls STATE CONVENTION.

The democracy Of the several c'untes
Of the state OF Illinois are requested to
send dslsg stes 70 state convention TO be
held Of springf ~, Illinois, THURSDAY,
the iiTH DAY OF APRIL, ISIS. at 70
O'Clock NJ, for the purpose Of nominating
one candidate for the ONCE Of state treas
urer, and one can ,ida,s for The once OF
state superinten ept Of public Instruction
and to trsnsact such other Business as may
come before it. The several counties are
entitled to tho following representation,
based upon The vote for government 10
1879:
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LEGAL NOTICE

10 hereby given TO Joshcs q. Hall 40 admins.
ira'or de bnnls non OF IN e. TAT of II sea lark,
deceased, and Z win BrBinari VI the tendency
In !Ge irouit Court Of Alexander count, IN.
nois. OF bill IN cha Gerry TO ioIsclvsx u mort
gage. wherein you, iogxt er wih Chiuueey y.
rhIurnan, LouieA N ~hipm, Jos IN W.
DreAsi sud Chari.s Edward Tracy, AS Receiv-
ers OF tDs Cairo and Sincep 70 rairoai. and the
CAIRO anil Vino mus rniiroa compsny NJ de-
hnd n's. and Charles q II ,ltep, as Receiver VI
Cbi,,So n ,.,n ! lie INSURANCE S,mpan, OF
IN sai ranse 10 retui nabl- On tue trst day the
,he January term, y u. 1873. Ot said Count to
I've holien Ut tie Court Iiou'e. In the CITY OF
Cairo, In said county. ON III" nrst M, inlay Of
ssd month, Da ri Nov. 9th, 1877.
JOHN A kkEv Clerk OF raid Court
SAhv1L +. WnKELEa, Solicitor Of mplaint.
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OFFICE or ViCE-PREs'ptSr& 5ES-
LRAL MN CIR HiCAGO, ST
LOUIS h NV URLEANb II. II.

LOUIS h NV URLEANb II. Il.
NV ORLEANS, F.D'y y, 1875.
To Contractors
sesI-d proposals are invited mt I0h
NJ rrh Tor The grazing Of The t3) miles VI
IsirroBd extending from Flu, re-. Kel.
lucky. Up the s"st bai K Of the Onio Itstr
10 point ~ po e : air II inois. THIS
~"rR 'xtrnn, Tor tw" t2) miles through
,lesr"d lands. aud one uiiIe through tint er
Already ,ltarei Tor u W dtn Of 10 on
huudre lee. The ,mb nkmerl viii ay.
erpge about r9) rin- (, Ell In height, tn ma
ttrial rw.Irh viii ne nb aimed rbiir. y
lrrm the ea-, ii ie, Sn' c n lie handled suc-
.r,slul'y With W,g"n., ris, &c a.era ~
harrOws. lhTee bou and fee, of this sm.
bsnkmrDt, 81 an IN average height ~ (,)
stye feet, viii he gr idtd for AT least 49,
three uchs, and viii We u top with al
(I0i ior,y trei, tie VIII 10 al which 10
ia ough clesrr. ! nd. Tbis IL n desirable
pi &c ~ W rk and well p0rthy the siteu.
ton Of AMI ersmina, on by contra tons.
The work VII, 10 commenced Il first
ils,l ui ApriI, next, nd mu.t lac O. mpl.ted
by the 1t cI July 70 lowin-. Monthly e..
tlni ties. psyahle IN Gosh. VIII C made a.
the work pa gress-.', n { the usual twenty
per e. Mt retained 20 Il sue com leiioD ot
e. nirat {. A prut OF the line, aud spacl-
ii atoms Tor The work may BIZ .eeB a. d d
sirrd inf matt o tanned 1t 'h" oftce oi
the cnmp'"y'- sgen Jno. =. Mex ). FIJI
no Q, Ken ucky.
BIOS should lie addressed 70 J G.. dspn,
Division Supe. inteudept, JacksDp, T,I.
n, ssre.
The IFS will he opened and contracts
swsr led "n IN NJ rem al J kson, renn.
The c mp NJ serve, tue night 10 ie-
fret. N! Or all biIs.
JAS. c, CLARKE,
true co'y.l Vice President.
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Tbs Democratic Ref)rm of Indi.
auaa.d the g :esaback
Piatforu.
TX mas Vi = rimes ]

80 'N'fo VI AAmNS
Wilhln ine last Two or three DAYS
both VI these platform. have oeeu gwen
10 the people aud II Will lie ,een by u,l
examination 4 them That upon tie great
question Ut our national currency they
are substantially the SAME he salts
factory solution OF this question Is uiIe
oi more vital imporlaLcc 10 tie vast
business Operations ut the Am rican ptu.
pie Than any Othr QUESTION That now
agltales the popular uhnd. TO attempt
10 transact the vast cOininrrce vi the
world with n mere Metallic currency 10
simply preposierous. We had ~ we'll
do away with railroads and steam navl>
CATION ami attempt 10 do The carry lng
trade OF The world ~ II was done fifty
years ago.
AS the Democratic party and the
Greenback party conniclde 80 fully upon
This vital question. IL would be- folly IN
them not ~ go operate In their efforts 10
affect so desirable u political result.
Acting separately. the chances are that
they VII both ne defeated. Nothing
could be more desirable to the bond.
holders and the gold oltyarch. than to
see the friends OF paper money acting
under different political organizations.
/. will require unity of principle md
unity of action In the opponents Of the
gold bondhOlders 10 secure the estab,
lishment Of their principles. These gold
bOndhollrrs now have Two thousand two
hundred national banks az their com
msnd. with one billion two hundred
millions Of circulation and d posts.
That they will use this most dangerous
engine OF power 10 Derpetnaie their
plumber and gather all The fruits of labor
from the producing classes Ia as certain
as il is thar the usnrer has no merry upon
those that he has in his power.
lis part of The policy OF these gold
bondholders 10 divide The opposition
against them. and by doing this make
their victory easv
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-02

PERsoyAL.-Should this meet the eye
o! the individual who created a disturb.
anca In church last Sunday by his con.
tinued coughing, lie VIII confer iaror on
the congregation by procuring bottle Of
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, which will cure
him.
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Yo9 CLEpK OF THE APPELLATE COURT
Tl FOURTH DIsTICi, ILLINOIS.

a ~ are an'horiSei 10 snrounce w. C. L.
cNUME, IL E6ugham County. n. . candies g
~ olegk of u Appsllats curt, f,unh district.
iIiinalo, es,j sct 70 the d.cisioh Of the Demo !.
q u eosvsnt,ea called to meet ct Cs ITALIA,
1enV 1ogh 1u1t. 227To
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
row CLERK suPREns COURT, Q. G D.

. ws ars snihsi ed 10 announce n. A. -. WILL
D sHK-. Il \ sshipg,on CoaDty, as a cAnaids .
avy l;jsYk OF the supn me tourt y o hern Grsnd
lbsvlsi0n. liiinois. ~ j.tio the de ision Of he
MwOcsas nymiu ttias comm tee, 10 I've held
aLesualis, ~, 10th iTs 2H7s
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WHENthe disorders Of baby hood attack
your baby USE xt once Or. Bulls Baby
Syrup and notice It's rapid and beneficial
fleet. Price IS cents.
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The committee unanimously recommend to
the de moeracy OF The northern grand diyi.
sion and second speculate district, that
they hold their convention, Tor the pur-
pose Of noniu ating clerks OF the supreme
snd appellate courts, for 81 d division a. d
district, Ut Joliet, On Thursday, April 10,
1873;
And for the central grand division and
bird appellate eis',ict Hat We deltf ate
appointed from said division and district,
10 the state con, ention, to meet in ceDVsn.
couv n;ion Is had III 0 q. m, for the pur.
pose OF nominating clerks Of the supreme
and appellate courts tor ssid division and
district;
And for the southern grand division and
fourth sppsl Hate distinct, that they hold
their convention st Centrs'is, Thurdsy,
May 10, 1873, for the purpose Of nomins.
ting clerks OF The supreme and appellate
courts, for said division and district;
The ratio OF rep es NATION In said con.
MENTIONS to be the same as in tue state con.
veniion.
CYRUsU. MCCORMICK.
Chairman.
fHos. SHIRLEY, Secretary.
AT LARGE.
C. II. Mccormick, G. ID HOLES,
J. b. Mann, W. X. Murphy,
A. X. GovGarl, B.F Burgeu.
DISTRICTS.
1. r. E, Goden. il. !. NJ. Bush,
2. Thcs e Courtney, IL. II. = shumsy,
g. Thomas Shirley, u. } A. MALLORY,
:. Richard Bisnop, ~ John W. smith,
Z. y. H.. Marsh, II W. CocbrinS,
Q J. 8. Drake, 10 l.. b Parsons,
q. w. A Steele. u. HI. q. Grrke,
q. j. Dud. - 7 =. Bon on,
3. w. r D,vidson, 10. d. z. Landes,
~ @ orge Il imunds.
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This stock entirely New Fresh Special attention Country trade
everything needed
Goods Please give examine goods and prices before you buy
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FITS EPILEPSY
FALLING SICKNESS

Perrnsuently cured-no humbug--py on,
mouths uss. OF DR.. Goulsrh's Celebral.
cd Fit Powders. To convince sufferer,
that these powders will do all We claim i,f
them, We viii send them by mail, posi-
paid, free trial box. AS DIR, Goulard Is
the only physician that has ever made THU.
disease a special study, and a. TO oui
knowledge thousands have been perma.
nentiy cured by the use Of these powd .rs,
we will gsarantee . permanent cure "
every case, or refund you all money ex.
pended. All SUIT rers should give thest
Powders IA early trial, and be convinced
Of their curative powers.
Price, for large box, 90, or 4 boxes iol
$40, sent by mail to any part Of United
States or Csnsia on receipt Of price, or b
sXpress, g. D. ID. Address,
ASH & ROBBINS
800 Fulton STRAIT. Br yoklyn, N. Y.
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full line OF Carpets Mang Floor Oil Cloths, Curtain Damasks
Ladss and Misses Chidens Shoes,
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The Elgi a. os M Can
The Ouly Per cot Can 1,
tn y World, Mide Of Glass
and Warranted rot 10
Leak, Corrode or Break.
Every fam ~ should have
one.
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VEGETINE
Cured Her.
DORCHESTER, MASS, Juno II.

DORCHESTER, MASS, juno II.
DIR. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-i feol it my duty to say ono
word in regard to tho great bene 1 fhavo
received from tho use Of ono of the
greatest wonders of the world: it is your
Vegetine. have been one of the great.
est sufferers for the Inst eight years that
over could bo living I do sincerely
thank my God and your Vegetine for the
relief have got. The Rheumatism hos
panied me to such an extent, that my
feet broke out in sores. For the last
three years have not been able to walk,
now cnn walk and sleep, and do my
work ns we'll as ever did, and must say
lowe ital4 to your blood purifier, Vegc,
tine.
VReETrNE. great SUCCESS of tho
Yegetipe as q cleanser and purifier Of tho
blood is shown beyond doubt by tho
great numbers who have taken it, and
received immediate roliof, with such ro-
markablc cures.
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VEGETINE.
[ WILL TRY VEGTTINE.
HE DID.
AND WAS CURED.

DELAWARE. o., Feb. l6, 1877.
Mr.. H. r. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-I wish to give you this testi--
mony, that you may know, and let others
know, what Vegetino has done for mo.
About two years agoa small sore camo
so troublesome that consulted the doc
tor, but got no relief, growing worse
from day to day. suffered terribly; I
could not rest day or night; I was 80
reduced my friends Thought I would
never recover; 1 consulted doctor
at Columbus. l followed his advice;
it did no good. I can truly say t
was discouraged. At this time I was
looking over my newspaper. I saw your
advcrtiscment of Vegctine, tho "Great
Blood Purifier for cleansing the blood
from all impurities, curing humors, ul-
GERS, Nc. said to my family, will try
some of the Vcgetipe. Before had used
the first bottle I began to feel better,
made up my mind 1 had got the right
medicine ut last. continued taking tho
.'.ratinc. : took thirteen bottles. MY
health is good. The Ulcer is gone, and
! am able to attend to business. I paid
about four hundred dollars for medicine
and doctors before bought tho yogetine.
l have recommended Vogetine to others
with good success Ialways keep q bot
tie of it in the house now. It is O. most
excellent medicine.
Very respectfully yours,
+. ANTHONT
Mr.. Anthoni is ono of tho pioneers of
Delaware, O.. He settled hero in 1884.
He is wealthy gentleman, of tho firm
of L. Anthoni & Sons. Mr.. Anthoni is
extensively known, especially among tho
Germans. Ho is we'll known in Cincin,
nati. He is respected by all.
IMPURE BI.ooD.-In morbid conditions
ofthe blood are many diseases; such as
sait-rheum. ring-worm, boils, carbuncles,
sores, ulcers and pimples. In this con.
dition of tho blood try the Ycgetine, md
cure these affections. As a blood puri,
fer it has no equal. It's effects are won,
derful
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DEATH OF JUDaE INeL1s.-Judge
John A. Inglis, Chief Judge of tho
Orphans Court, of Baltimore, diod
in that city on the Goth instant, in
tho 65th year of his ago. He was a
native of Baltimore, but at IN carly
age removed to Choraw, 8. c., where
he became q very prominent citizen.
He served tho State in tho Legisla-
turo and on the bench with distin-
guished ability. At tho close of tho
war, he, with Chief Justice B. r.
Dunkin and Judge Wardlaw, con-
stituted tho Court of Appeals. At
tho close of tho war ho returned to
Baltimore and resumed the practice
OF law. He was subsequently
chosen Judge of the Orphans Court,
which position he held at tho time
of his death. He was the author of
the South Carolina Ordinance Of
Secession.
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VEGETINE
Is Better Than Any Medicine,

HENDERSON, KY. Dec., 1877.
have used H. r. Stevens yogetine,
and like it better than any medicine +
have used for purifying tho blood. Ono
bottle of Vegetine accomplished moro
good than all otAer medicines I havo
taken.
TIIOS. LYME,
Hondorson, Ky.
VEGETINE is composed Of Roots, Barks
md Horbs. It Is very pleasant to take;
every child likes it,
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Kansas has increased her popu-
lation over 10000 during tho year
ending Juno 80, and over two mil
lion acres Of government land were
taken up.
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ANOTHER WITNESS.
nov THE Stain or SOUTH OARO-
LIMA HIiS ROBBED.

Ex-Judge Wright, tho Oolored Ex-
supreme Judge of that State, Talks
Most interestingly Of Himsolf and
Inc 'Notables' Of tho Long Time
ProStrate State,
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VEGETINE.
Recommended by N. DPS.

II r. STEVENS:
Doar Sir-I hayo sold vegotino for 9
long time, and find it gives most exoel-
lent satisfaction.
A. 3. DE FIEsT, M. D.,
Hazleton, Ind.
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Pay your subscription to THE
News AND HERALD.
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Punctuation was first used in
literature in 1920. Before that time
Observation-Disclosures
likethis.
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AS tho perfection Of entirety de-
ponds upon tho perfection of
minuti@, SO no ono can hope for
robust health of the entire system
if the blood should become in tho
least impure It's standard of
purity is best maintained by the
use of DR.. Bulls Blood Mixture. n
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-08-29

DR.. I. B. Foutz died at Horse
Cove, N. O., on Tu esday, tho Goth,
Of consumption. lie was tho pro-
prietor of the celebrated horse pow.
ders, Which have a Worldwide ropu-
tation. He was q native of Balti-
more, Md, and had recently gone to
Horse Cove for his health.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-08-29

for want of money to buy food. I
went back to South Carolina, whero
I saw field of opportunity spread
wide open to ambition. General
o. o. Howard, thon the head of tho
Freodman's Bureau, appointed mo
to " special agency"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-08-29

HIS EXPERIENCE WITH THE CIIRIsTIA
SOLDIER.
Arizona citizen., 1878-04-12
SaXe'S Globe City and Silver King EXP ES 6.

A. F. SAKE, Proprietor and Carrier.
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 All mail matter from Globe City by said Express, must be left with said agent and will be carried and deposited iI the Silver King postoffice.
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 EXPRESS CHARGES: Letters, 10 cents each. Newspapers, 5 cents each. Magazines and Pictorials, 10cts Postal Cards, , cents each. All other mail matter, each pound or
 fractional part thereof, 10 cents. Passengers, each, $5. General Merchandise, 300 pounds and up-
 wards, 3 cents per pound. A SAKE, G.A SWASEY,
 Silver King. Agent Globe City.