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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-09-13
SCHOOL Ex\MINER,s NOTICE.

CCHoOL EX NMINER'S NOTICE
y The meetings Of the Board Of School Elk.
amners of Wood comfy, o., will be held as
follows:
Bowling Green. Saturday Sept 2s. 1878.
- Frday v, October 35.
Saturday, November 0.
'' Saturday, November %.
Saturday, december 7.
RCLKs.
The following rules wi II be stricil ' en- force d:
All examinations will commence promptly
at 0'olnck 4. ". and CLOSE at ! p. NJ.
Applicants must furnish themselves with
pens and pencils, paper only being furnished
by the Boa rd.
In no case will more than two six month $
certificates be granted to the same applica mt.
Applicants will be required tn furnish Ger
tficates of gOnd moral character.
There will be no examination If applicants
except at regular meetings of the Board.
No certificates will hereafter he anLedated To
cover time taught arevions to examination.
Certificates will not be issued to applicants
whose grade is less than 10 per cent.
BY OrdUr of Board.
II. NJ. DoNSELLT.l Board
W. :. .IiAsKKLL, Of
@. B. SRsNOER, Examiners.
W., $. HAsSgLL, Clerk.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-09-13

Until further notice will buy White
or Burr Oak Piles %, 30 and 30 feet long
Piles must not be less than II inches at
the butt, II inches in centre and 0 inches
at top end. TO be delivered on the dock
at Perrysburg, for which | will pay cash.
0tf GEORGE BUETSCu.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-09-13
Liver Is King

Tho Liver Is the imperial organ Of the whole
human system, as It controls the life, hSa lIh
aud happiness Of man. When 1t Is disturbed
10 its proper action, all kinds Of ailments are
tue natural result. The digestion Of food, the
movements of the heart aud blood, tho aotlun
of the rain and nervous sysiem, are all i'm
mcdiatelY connected with the workings Of the
Liver, II has been successfully proved that
Grechs August Fluwer is unequalud in curing
an persons nIhiclea with Dyspepla or Liver
Complaint, aud all the numerous symptoms
that result from an unhealthy condition of the
Liyera aud Stomach. sample bnttlUs to try, 10
cents. Positively sold in all towns on the
Western Continent. Three doses will prove
That Il is Just what You wnnL.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-09-13

European IIOtel.-Whcn in Toledo
don't fail to call at VAN BUREN's Europe
an lIolel; - Monroe Street, for a squnr,
meal. Itonly costs II Quarter of Ddllar
Try it and see for yourself. 45ti.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-09-13

Settle Up. - Having disposed of my
stock of goods and closed up my store,
desire all knowing them selves indebted to
me to call at once and settle up. The store
rooms in which have been doing business
are for rent or sale. GrLnERT BEACH.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-09-13
SPECIAL LOCALS.

Notlce.-Wood, stove length, for sale
ut one dollar ISL per. cord, at Bowl Fac.
tory. WEDDELL & WILLIAMS Bros,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-09-13
Conference AppOIntmenta,-Thc fol

lowing !" a list oI the nliplgteFP aepointed
in the Bowling GrNeR pistrief Of the Gan
dR'ky C8nferFRee Of the y. p Church;
=. %. Jingle, Presididg Elder.
Portage Circuit, %. II. Ramsey.
Weston Circuit. ]. u. Grim,
beaver Greek, p. ". Dowdey.
fnsiaria StaiIai, T, J. Harb4pgh,
:nst Toledo Mission, J. + llil.
PsrrysburR Mjsiiop. ] l.. Hsnied.
Psmberyilfs MipsjI,a, A. fnwell.
NillRTove GiIenil. q, Hepler.
lesb Ter Mission, =. Foster.
Eim,Ee Circuit, ". L"ng.
kandusky Circuit. l.. J. Osborn.
Gtesn Greek ID. s. Caldwell.
Edsn Ciieuit, " m. MAlheTs.
lPUrt Clinton, J. W. Powell.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-09-13
OLD,
TRIED,
AND
TRUE.
FuoEl9 nTc sfitiEg aFqunntcd-nnd those who
sre not ought 10 bc-witb the wonderful merits uf
that great Anirrl'an lithie'ly, tho
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

4his liSlmcnt very naturally originated in AIaeF.
en-; where Nature provides In her laboratory such
surprising antidotcs for the maladics OF her chill
aEep, a. famo has bccn spreading for s. years,
iiptil RsW 81 fpeirclcs tho haRial0 globe.
fhe NcNiaa4 f.Us;auy Iiainlest Is a matchless
TeIaedy forGll external ailments Of man and beast.
To stock owners Crl farmers II Fl invnluable.
single bottle of:cp faycs Z human life or re-
stores Iho u-piUihcss OF an excellent horse, OK,
COW, or sheep.
1t cures fpot-ro;, iI2afaI hollow horn, grub,
scEcw'wornl, shoulqsr.of, mango, tlo bites aud
Etiags OF pQssoaous Ycpilcs and insects, aTI every
such drawback 10 stock brecdns and bush lifc
It cures every external trouble at horses, such
Us lapienasi, fcratchCs, swinny, sprains founder,
0indGap, IN ;},oac ctc., etc.
Tho MeS.c.a .;qs.2Rs L!nlment ii tho quickest
cure IN tho world for accidents occurring I'm tho
Family, II tae g,7cnco of a physician, such as
burns, scald5 s1ra!a7 cuts, cite, and for rheuma-
tlsm, aad Stiffness cngcnGcrOd 10y cNpOanit Tar
AaulSrly Vdllc6le to Miners.
i j. tho cheapest remedy in the wosll, for .,
pcnctrates tho muscle to tho bone, md . singh
application Is generally suilcient 10 cure.
Mexican Mustang Linimont Il que up in three
sizes OF bottles, tho larger oQes being vroporto.
ately much tilS cheapest. s3ll everywleEe'
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-09-13

Goiny TO Aapolceu.-In cqmmon with
our ciise"s Ne regre, to learn t4at DIR. A
6. C0SpiT has decided To lnca,n dis Dental
Office in Napoleon. lie expects to go to
SAl1lcan the latter part Of next week
60 s"cure l.acati0n for his family, and
will probably remove there the week fol-
lowing, The Doctor aud little family dur
ing their stay with III, have made many
Harm Iriends who will regret to part with
theuI. lie is Ia take the Office and prac-
Gice OF DR., W. III. STILwELI, whose hcalth
haas been such ~ TO cause him to decide on
locating in Colorado. DIR. s. has II fine
practice aud knowing Dr.C's ability recon-
meade him to take charge OF il.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-09-13

National Bnskct Pie. Nlc.-Ws have
received postal from &. A. D1RKE
Ch'n County Central Committee announc.
ing that grand National Basket Pic. Mic
will h. held at Dcwcse Grove, two mile,
."rthc:st OF Weston, On ID. & II. X. X,
Wednesday, Sept. 25, 1873. All are invit.
ell to go, aud all are invited to take their
baskets along. Everything, We presume
will be on an INFLATED scale on this occnk,
iun. Don't treat them to dried apples and
waier, Bro. pAEKE.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-09-13

scfM The gloss and freshness of youth.
Thin hair is thickened, falling hair
checked, and badness often, though
not always, cured by its use. Moth
ing can restore the hair where the
follicles are destroyed, or the glands
atrophied and decayel. But such as
remain can be saved for usefulness
by this application. Instead of foul
ing the hair with ? Bqsty sediment, it
will keep it clean and vigorous. Its
occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling OIL, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances
which make some preparations dam
gerous, and injurious to the hair, the
|igQr can only benefit but not haru
it, If wanted merely for a
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-09-13
Ayers
Hair VlgOa',
For restoring Gray Hair 10
ills natural Vitality and Color.

A dressin G
which is at once
q gre b lie,
healthy, and eff:
fectual for pre-
serving the
hair. Faded or
gray hah' is soon
restored to as
Ori0iHal color.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-09-13
LOCAL. MATTERS.

NEW ARvEtTLsEWENTs.
Fall 4 Winter Clothing MableY.
Employment 3. l.. Thurpe &. Co.
Attachment Notice Barney O'Rork.
Fr0fessional Card-GeOTge Robert Miller.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-09-13
ALL WORK WARRANTED.

HAFl%q had dfieen years experience, ]
l. feel nfdent that can give satisfg elton
to a who may favor me with thar patronage.
A mia will convince.
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A PROTEST.
Hockey, TEN, Oct. /, 1873.

IlOChLEf, l IN, OCt. 1, 1870
EDITORS BANNER IL notice that the
murder and cremation of the Lynch family,
is still, in the face of reasonable remon-
STRANGE, entitled the "Hockley Horror"
and is certainly damaging our very quiet
and peaceable village.
myself know that it has kept from our
midst two eastern families of some wealth
who, instead OF coming, as intended, i'm
mediately, on seeing an account Of the
Hockey Horror" IN some of the eastern
papers, telegraphcd their friends here that
they cannot bring their families into such
cut-throat place, and exhorting them for
Gods sake TO get their families away from
here as quickly as possible
The Lynch family lived in Waller coun-
ty, and distant from this place at least eight
miles. also notice some papers focal
ones, too), commenting upon the supposed
negligence of "the Hockey officers" accrs-
ing them of awaiting the Governor reward.
1t can hardly be expected that our officers
can overstep their jurisdiction so far as to
go into another county to officially investi-
gate matter of such horrible magnitude.
If you will give space to the above you
will confer lasting favor on a much in
jurcd community.
II. I. MONTGOMERY.
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From Chadwiok's Mil.

Mr.. EDIToR:-News items are some
what scarce in our locality at present, es-
pecially those that would be interesting to
your readers. This is not season Of en-
nui, but of active, busy life. Cotton pick
ing is the order of the day, and its dull
m2notony is only broken by the loud laugh
and merry song of the teamster. as he
hauls his cotton TO the Clubhouse and there
it is all hustle and activity. From early
morn till dewy eve may be heard the con-
slant putting of the engine, and the cease
less hum of the gin, preparing cotton for
market. The ginning Of cotton is very
important branch Of industry. Important,
because the price for which it is to be sold
depends almost entirely upon how il is GIN
ned. Who can reasonably expect to get as
much for trashy. happy lint, as for clean
and well ginned cotton. The cleaner and.
better the lint, the more readily can il be
sold, and the higher the price it will bring.
Farmers, look 10 your interests. See that
your cotton Is not only ginned, but WELL
ginncd-the seed well clelned-and the
lint neither happy nor cut
Last Tuesday,of child of Caleb Holiday,
swallowed some concentrated I've, from the
effects Of which ii died on the following
Thursday. NJ.
Sept. 18th, 1873,
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ppor Rorr terminated his

PROF. RoTE terminated his
connection with our Public
Schools on Friday. He has
been superintendent for the past
three years, and in fact organ
lied them and put them in
thorough working order. The
Bfenham schools, under his
management, have maintained
reputation for efficiency second
to none in the State. The pro-
fessor left on Friday afternoons
train for San Antonio, whittier
he goes to assume the superin-
tendency of the public schools.
The people of that city are to
be congratulated in securing
the services of so efficient a
gentleman as MIR. Rote. He
carries with him the good wish
es of many of our citizens.
Capt. c. P. Estill, late of
Mexia, who comes highly re-
commended, has been in the
city several days and will assume
control of the schools on Mon
day morning.
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MAYORS CoURT.-Monday-
Wash Moore, colored, case tried
and taken under advisement I'M
til this morning.
w. Ormsby, white, given to
vagrancy. Fine and trimmings
SII. Execution stayed, and
given two hours to leave town;
he skipped out on his cal.
William Wilkinson, colored,
got an overdose of bug juice.
and in his exhuberance he began
blowing off steam opposite the
Central House, about 9 o'clock
on Sunday night. The unusual
noise of a steam whistle, super
induced by bug juice, attracted
the attention of a vigilant peeler
who at once took William under
his wing, and flew away with
him to the bastile. Arriving
there, a young cannon, in the
shape of an old army holster
pistol, of the pattern of I845,
carrying an ounce ball, was dis
covered on the young coon. He
ruminated in the bastile all
night. A fine of SIS and the
trimmings was assessed against
him. He is a waiter boy at tine
Central. In consideration of
the prisoners youth, and the
immense size of his piece of ar
tiilery, majority of the Board
of Aldermen agreed to remit
the fne-the costs being paid
by his employer. The siege gun
was con6scated. Z
REAL ESTATE transfers recor-
ded in the county clerks Office
for the week ending October sd.
Reported by c. F. Herbst.
John A. Randle to John G.
Rankin. Lot No. S. Bassett's
Add. 500.
A. E. watson ct al heirs W R.
Lott to J. P. watson, 3S2 SIC
acres VIM Brown League, s37I6.
W. R. Lott to Mary E. Lott
3S2 s. 10 acres VIM. Brown Lea.
Gift.
A. Grocsbeck & J. A. Rice to
Trustees w. E. Church South
Lots 7 & 8 Block AZ, Burton, S..
D. c. Giddings to Nancy Mar
tin, Lot No. 2, Giddings Add,
$500
H. H. Daley to VIM. Lampe
800 acres, P. Singleton League,
$1,000.
PERsoNAL.-Capt. Thomas c.
Clay left on Tuesday afternoon
to attend the St. Louis EXPOSE
ton.
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Lacal correspondence.
EXPLANATORY.

On the 81 ia! september. went down
the streat of Brenlathj hurting collard
labering man to help me work, and, "a gen.
tleman agread TO help me wctl.: inject
white man by the name of Tom Smith, and
he me,lde with me and struck ME sith a
rock. with out any right wha, ever. wont
to the City Recorder md had him a rested
witch l thought wer best. He ovSectied
to go to the city Jail, and was carried 10 the
mayer, and in FIVE minets hear com the
police, Smith and the mayer coming down
i. the strcats in close conversation, and |
vent on behind the above men TO the city
Nee. When get THAR they served a rift
me for no occasion whatever, and mr..
Err, the mayer, made it up with this man
IS NTH to plead giity to the charg witch wer
perfeard agane him. had three witnesses
for my self, proving wer clearc of any
charge, all tho honerbul mayer carr made
charge againce ME, wither l wer guilty or
not, and he fined me. and my fine and cost
were SII.So. and the marshall said he
would give him his feas, witch he thought
he wer pulling the wool over my eyes. but
want not as mulch as he thought he was, he
then ask ME il | would give him alean on
my bail Of cotton, witch did, and he ask
me would l hall it the next day. told him
would hall it and have it sined and turn it
over to him, and he ask me aiterward could
l buy the baggin and ties, and he seam very
anchous for him to buy the baggin and ties,
and told him it was usless Tor had the
money to buy the baggin and ties my self
He pertentied to me that he wer great
friend to me and a good Ratocal, and before
l got the bail of cotton gined and packed
he run tatchment on it. Invent to som of
my honest dimercra ;ck friends for atvice,
and they told me that w. P. doran was
crazy to get me to write few lines to turn
the bail Of cotton over to w. P. Doran.
Finley w. P. Doran had the cost to pay to
the court, witch were SAYS. That is my
great honest W. P. Doran, who pretended
to be friend of mine. After ! had to pay
the cost he put faulce report in the paper,
saying wer tring to make way with the
bail of cotton. am citercen of the city
of BRENNAN, and l can prove my record by
my honest dimercatict friends; and all so by
all the gentleman of the city, for 1 am well
nown, and the honerbul Mr.. w. P. Doran
can never have chance to pull the wool
over my eyes, or the honerbul mayer carr
either, they go forlaw but go for honesty.
Signed by JAS. NAPOLEON.
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Sectional Jealousy.


Mr.. EDIToR:-I notice in this weeks
issue of the Sentinel words to this effect !:
Every aspirant for office in the county,
with the exception of two or three, hail
from Brenham." The above expression
purports to be from letter written from
the country, (near Chappell Hill, under
stand), to citizen of BRENNAN, endorsing
w. H. Billiagslea as candidate for County
Attorney. Now aside from tie fact, that
sectional jealousies arising at this stage of
the canvass, latter nominations have been
made), would have very deleterious effect
on our prospects Of success. I deem it but
just to the public, and to the writer himself,
10 correct the error into which he seems TO
have fallen. OF course, where county
officer, whose duties require his presence at
the county seat, is nominated for re-elec-
ton, he must be chosen from the county
scat, and this we must submit to. unless II
is insisted that continual rotation in office is
what we need, and this irrespective of the
question of fitness or competency. Now
believe there will be but few to insist on
the above doctrine. Let us look at our
nominations and see what the facts are in
reference to this matter. J. NJ. Williams
is from Independence; H. o. Robertson
and J. W. Dallas hail from the same place,
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THERE are yet a few candi-
dates on the Democratic ticket
who have not announced, to
such we would say, send in your
names and let the people know
for what Office you are running,
that they be enabled to vote in
telligibly when the time comes.
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ANOTHER. - Aspirants for
county offices continue to come
to the front. In this issue APP
pears the announcement of
Mr.. w. Il. Cooke for county
treasurer. Mr.. Cooke is men,
Der of the well known firm of
Harris & Cooke and is well
known to many the citizens Of
this county. He is the candi-
date of no party and is running
on his individual merits. He
is a frst-class business man and
should he be elected will make
an efficient officer.
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VEGETINE
'urifieS the Bl0ed and Gives
Strength.

DIT oUoIS, ILL.,, JAM q, 1s1s.
Mr. H. X STEVENS =
Der Sir,-Your .yegetinc' has been do
ing wonders farme- Have been having the
chills and fever, contracted in the swanps Of
the South, nothing giving me relief until
commenced the use Of Negetine, it giving me
Immediate relief, toning upmy system, ptiri-
Tying my blood, giving strength; whereas all
other medicines weakened me, and filing my
system with poison; and am satisfied thai If
families that live in the agne districts Of the
South and West would take veseiine two or
three times a week, they would not be trou-
bled with the ''chills' or the malignant fe-
vers that prevail at certain times of the year,
save doctors' bills, and live to . good old age
Respectfully yours.
j L. MITCHELL.
Agent Henderson's looms. st. Lonis. NO.
ALL DISEASES OF THE BLooD---lf vege-
tine will relieve pain; cieause and purify,
and cure such diseases. restoring the patient
to perfect health after trying different physi-
clans, many remedies and suffering for
wears, is it not conclusive proof, If YOU are a
sufferer YOU can he cured ? Why Is this med
icine performing such great cures? Itwofks
in the blood, in the circulating Huid- ltcan
truly be called the great blood purifier The
great source ofd;rease originates in the blood:
and no medicine that does not act directly
upon 1t to purify and removable, has any juit
claim upon public attention.
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THEFT.-O On Wednesday
night the residence of Mr.. Hor-
ner, of Wotipka & Homer, on
Ant street in one of Dryers
cottages, was visited by sneak
thief or thieves who succeeded
shaking" saddle blanket
and several other articles off
the back gallery. The proper
ty stolen was worth "S25 or $50.
"Prolifticators" OF loose prop
erty are abroad in the town and
persons will do we'll to be on
their guard. A large double
barreled shot gun loaded with
buckshot is a good thing to
have in the house.
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Republican Convention
The Republican held a powwow
at the courthouse on Saturday
and nominated Ben Harrison
for Justice of the Peace and O.
Crozier for Constable.
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THE usual crowd of colored
were in town on Saturday. APP
pies, sardines, condensed korn
ginger bread and other delica-
cies were in active demand
The best of order, prevailed and
the metropolitans had but little
to do beyond keeping their eyes
skinned.
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A WAC remarked the other
day after the police had chased
the supposed mad "yaller" dog
for an hour or two without slay-
ing him. that they, the police
men, were mad themselves.
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SEVERAL of the 'ebucks who
have beeu making living by
the manipulation of the paste
boards, betook themselves to
the cotton fields bright and early
on Monday morning. They
we're getting "skeercd."
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DIsGUsTED.-A German farm
er came to town early on Mon
day morning to- hire cotton
pickers he came across a gang
that had already been hired by
another farmer. In order to
make sure of his game, the Ger
man began treating the pickers,
among whom was a colored man
and his wife. The original hirer
of the darkies hundred the Joke,
and the treating process was
continued. Finally the woman
told the German, if he would
buy her a new dress she would
get him more hands the dress
was bought at an expense of a
dollar. By this time, the man
who had first engaged the
hands, was ready to start home,
SO gathering them together all
got into the wagon and rolled
out, leaving the German as mad
as a wet hen. He applied to
the marshal to have the woman
arrested or his dollar returned !;
the marshal declinhd to interfere
and he then went to the court
house to procure the marshal's
arrest. This being refused, he
became very indignant, and left
town minus So or So, without
cotton picker and cursing the
law.
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The negro, Spencer Jackson
whose arrest as an escaped con-
vict was duly chronicled in
Tuesdays BANNER, now turns
out not to be Spencer Jackson,
but Carter -, who is wanted
in Lee county on charge of
attempt 20 murder.
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The STAPLE. "A prominent
cotton buyer here, yesterday
showed a BANNER reporter a
letter from his Fab River. Mass,
correspondents, in which they
said: "The staple ofyour cotton
is very fine this year, and the
spinners are much pleased with
it"
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City Broom Factory.

The undersigned takes this method Of
notifying the people Of Washington county
that they have established Broom Facto-
ry in BRENNAN. and are now ready to con-
tract with farmers for the product of rco
acres Of broom corn for 1879 Samples OF
our work can be seen at the factory.
FULTON * FRAZIER
Oct q, IS7S-w 3m- Proprietors-
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We have received batch of
posters and hand bills of Fore
paugh's big show and suppose
it will put in its appearance in
due time.
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CorToS pickers continue to
be in active demand at from
seventv-five cents to one dollar
per hundred.
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BAcaN.-Considerable bacon
is now being sold by our gro
GERS, mostly to colored farmers.
Scarcely a wagon leaves town
that does not contain two or
three sides of bacon.