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The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-18

Delinquent polls for the year 1878, to-wit ' Independence, 1; Bayliss, A. Gum Log, &; Allen, 12; Dover, 15; Griffin, 15; Northfork, i6; Moreland, .16; Wilson, 2l; Liberty, 24; Clark, 25; Gala Rock, ,i2T Martin, 27; Holly Bend, 3l; Lee, Al; Illiuois 57. Town of Dover, 4; Atkins, 10; Russellgilie, 24; total delinqnents, 3se. The Assessor appears to have the inside track on the collector in the poll business,g that is, he can find more tiames than the col lecter can dollars. f@
 t,e COUNTY COURT MATTERS. ss ! --1n accordance with notice given, a special termof county court was held on Monday, the sth inst, at every mans house in the county, ,--that is to say, in the court-house, at the county seat. It being tile short term but little business was transacted. Amos Scott was appointed overseer for Road Dis trict No. 5. Gumlog township, New ton Bowden, Esq, apportion justice. A special election was ordered for Dover and Griffin townships to be held at the voting precincts OH the s3d inst, for theparpose of eleeting constable in each township. Asplrants will let the fact be known by coming to the front 9h mt7 ssseg
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 --Wm. Brooks, ct al, petitioners for a new road beginning on the AEkansas
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The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-18
,MARRIED

By Esd. G.s w. Berfyman at the residenceSef J. B. Stafford in Russell viEe ,son sunday Dec. 14th 1879, MT. Joe F. Afford to Miss Mary B. Dowthit, all of Pope aCountyss e aA VI asgs Al " a
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-18
INSTRUCTOR IN PENMANsAIP, ,,
RUSSEllvILLE M MARKETS,

Russeilvllle, December 18th. af Since our last report the price of the neecy staple has experienced considerable decline j and it is more than likelysthat the quotatious will be dull and dropping until after the holi- days, After that we may look for prices to again ralley. y5ii
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-18
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 "0ZmaAbessureo on the ~ Nature, Trent 00 uGnnD ment, and Radical cure of Semi nal Wesknesss. orSpermatorrhoea, induced by self abdse, Involuntary Emissions, Impotency, Nervous debility, and mpediments to marriage generally; Consum D tfon. Epilepsys and Fi1: Mental and physical inespacity, Ae;-oy ROB , ERT J. .CULVEnWELL,M NJ. D., ,author-of the The world renowned author, in this admira- ble Lectnre clearly proses from hislown expe- rience that the awful eonsequences iof self Abuse may be effectuaily removed without medicine and without dangerous surgical epe- ratiops bougies, instruments, rings, or cor disT, pointing out a mode of cure at once cer- tain and erectual, by which every sufferer, no natter what his condition may be, may cnre himself cheaply, privately. and radically.
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 Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any address, on receipt of six cents, or two postage stamps. H N4 "A AN1 E ~-t- ''
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 The celebrated Blue. Ribbon Whis- key on sale at W. o. Rogers saloon. This whiskey can be found at no other house in town and has no superior. Try 1t. - I 1f
 -Freeh' cranberries, pressed apples and cider, atE.the new confectionsry of s. Webb &gdo. oIl "
 -J,P. McCARTHUR-Dealer in choice liquors, cigars aud tobacco. Uhrig's celebrated St. V Louis beer always on tap. A good ten pin alley in connection. Drinks 10 cents. Courteous attendants.
 "A good stock of Oyercoats at R. J. Wilson's. L..1 ] 4 EAO -LuMBxR.-Th undersigned takes this method of informing the public thss he isas bis new Ssw Miil Tn fuo' ming order and makssat the ssery A bes' pine lumber for ss per 1000. The pat, ropage,of the pablic s solic'tsdi / aA- J. D.fvicx. b.--Mr. w. H. Periman, the 'fssh4r ol our fellowrtoxnsman pr, J, K. Peri, man, is here spsndIng alfswswesks witt his son. and enjoying tho nne weather In hunting and fishing.
 4rsrmors can get lunch cake and cider, ham and bread, cheese and crack CTS oysters, sardines, and salmon, at tho new confectionery of s. Webb & Co.
 our old and reiiabas barber, Mf Alex Great has added another elegan
 barber chair to his tonsorial establish ment. He is determined to keep pac' 4 with the improyemeps sf Sdr town His razors and shears are always sharI and he never fails to send his customer away with . smile of satisfaction. or their countenauce. V ''9 .' Get your pastor or teacher . SC of Macualay's History of England. fol s christmas prsssnt, five vols., only $ of A. M. Wilson.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-18
FOR SALE OR RENT. li.tl

TNhe DurI um Hotel Property. Four teen rooms. Good we'll Of water. For furthur particulars, call on a''iaia
 ARTHUR, ERWIN,
 Russellvillc, Ark.h
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-12-18
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DR- C. McLAME'0 liver Pilla A V0Tmiful

Buye,p should always look for their stgnaters above: it Is on every box or vial Of tha genu. ne. The market is full Of traHettons q tho name ,ronunoiAt.on- zs
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-28
DEFERRED TeLecRAMs.

Liverpool. Nov. ee.-The steamer Lake Cham :
plain, from Montreal end Quebec. has arrived,
l6ask.J Msrisnd. Cspesin smyss.irom Xrdoss -
Is New York: Thelattsr uni Ihe crew wsre
steaxAer Bolivia IRON New Orleans, was sid 6tiy
/ damaged by u collision.
Tho bullion Withdrawn from the Bank Of
ENGLAND on balance to-day was $40 go. OF
to the United States.
tend the marriage OF her son King Alfonso.
The Polish. refugee. Xavier Brenlcki. has died
is,n sss 81 1 sa 8, F mnnsss. & s. s.aS mother Of
herllp. NOV. 2&-The staesasatof the Taper
~ h.nk q Germany shows an Increase In spe-
ella OF 11.72o.0 900 marks.
London, Nov. GA Berlin correspondent
seeing ffince BisSarck on biz way to stPesers.
bury. In we'll Informed circles In Berlin It Is
thought; ualikeay that 0ortschakoff will resign
asssess g. oou = s Bsssss;aiiE fq Sss sss best It e 4 a'ss
Of succeeding him.
Pa!ta Nov A.-Le Temps sayss although Ban
dry dry. 91s q faa. The Sr 4: S.Io q The s leg !t5.saI ban n;
the chamber Of deputies to prosecute him on
charge Of melting to civil war Is unnecessary.
s e. se s5 oasass was committed naasdd during . RECESS Of
q. peteseexsss;soys . THE Goios' publishes
here towasas Psisles evidently Sy-t Tie i ry isStaas
e sssMssn, q sAs is sss dSp1 sadsin s.e .T nSs , @ss g. q sn 3
|GolosS article eells 70 cs1nrn. the recent iatel:
,,figence OF an understanding between England
and Persia and Of the tendency OF the latter to
tnrowin her lot With England rather than with
London, Nov. 2s--Jchn o,Conner Power Qhome
49, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81 Sas.eas I t ps fss eiG 4 III a Gsss
BE- yS as neCarthy, Ale1ander Martin Sullivan
Der of parliament for lnnpfOri Innth and Wav.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-28
LEADWLLEs SITE Llr,aArEu.

Denver. Col, Nov. 2e.-Aa- important
case, involving IN It's results the title to eli
the property upon which Leadville stands.
was decided BY Judge Hallett Ii the Uni.
ed States district court to-day. The title
tothe land upon which the tow. stands
and tho snhurbs. have been derived throuch
patents from the United States government
tor placer mining ground. The case VA
tue 81. Louis smelling and refining Gonna.
ny 20. Thqnnas Kemp, ct 81. brought By the
company to recover q lease which "a: nnr.
chased from the ip~atentee, Thomas Stow.
by the company, and which was taken
possession of bydefendants. sThe, court az.
cided the patent void on the ground thar II
appeared from the evidence that the psten-
tees tract of placer mining ground was
composed Of different placer cliims. whtch
ne had purchased, and it did not appear In
toe proceedings thst he had trnsde % nany
Inherent Applications, had d many run.
niugs maoe BY the surveyor general. po,t,
Cd setmany different notices. or doKS IN
worth OF work tn -alrthe different clsims
which bad been conveyed to him coostitut-
Ing the tract Included in the patent. I'M
case goes 10 the United States suprems
court. ~~s-t
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-28
FEMININE FASHIONS

Sealskins are shown both in dolmas and
long, half. fitting sacques.
The Spanish arched instep last ia used for
nearly Ill the best boots.
Long circulars of tiger skin, lined with
bright cardinal, are among the latest novel;
ties.
Persian and antique designs come in the
silk and tinsel brocades for draping evening
full dress teilets.
Sets are composed principally Of sable,
fox and seal. The tiger skin is also used
for muffs and collars.
Old gold stockings, embroidered in black
and peacock tints, are rich and beautiful for
dress occasions when worn with sandal strap
boots or slippers.
Jardiniere anklets are the latest Partisan
caprice which has found its way to this
country. They are very comfor table for
cold weather wear.
Opera dolmans are composed of cream
white matelasse silk and embroidered in old
gold. The sleeves and bottom of the gar
ments are bordered with clipped white mar
abeau wreathings.
Many of the sealskin beaver trimmed
garments are in the Mercedes shape, and
are made ample enough to cover an ordina-
~ sized lady and prevent her from any
possible attacks of frost.
Elegant evening bonnets of white French
felt and uncut velvet in corduroy effects are
exhibited in the showcases. The ornamen.
tations are chiefly punches of ostrich tins
surmounted hy'nests of small but gay fancy
birds.
r
the stage is sshowy and elegant affair, com.
trimmed with = deep bordering of natural
beaver fur, The garment is illuminated
With cachmere, colored crystal passemente-
RE ornaments falling in sections of very
fine fringe.
Ladies Of New York are becoming deli.
rious, and rave in the most approved and
refined manner over those little animal.
known as the fox, zeal. mink and chinohil
10. They do not ignore the larger pete
such - the beaver, tiger and leopard. TIL.
truth 10 ladies are bound to dress in fur THU
winter if they, or any of their relatives
possess money enough to purchase them.
"A costume for Miss Sara Jewett, in he,
i~mpersonation. OF Lady Teazle, caps th,
climax of consummste art in desien an(
~ornamentation. It is . princese dress Q
lilac satin,- dacollete corsage and shor
sleeves. The side breadths, laid in plaits o
. cream coloreda satin, and a scolloped point
tablier running down the front o f'the skirt
The scollops are edged with gold and
maroon velvet, and in each scallop a me
/, dallion Of Duchess lace, A Rrtheret
!. Vatican overdress is of cream Rrenadine
J lowered with gold, and maroon crean
|, and gold fringe is looped in cascades owe
! the Vatican. The whole overdress ID one,
At the side, displaying the entire under
dress.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-28

Congress will assemble on Monday next,
when the president will deliver his mes
sase. which is said to bs an exceedingly
long document. In advance offs appear
ance an Inter- Ocean correspondent has
picked up the following points regarding
the message SIT opens with reference to
the prosperous condition OF the country,
bountiful crops, and gives = passing notice
to the benefits which have been derived
from the resumption of specie payments.
The success Of the gigantic funding opera
tions Of the government is also referred 10,
with = statement of the annual saving in
interest. The healthy condition of the pub.
lie revenues are mentioned which have
enabled the secretary of the treasury to
effect 4 reduction of the public debt. As to
silver coinage, the president suggests that
the present rate Of coinage is larger than
has been found to be useful or necessary.
There is no demand for 90 large an amount
as 100000 monthly, and the surplus lies
uselesely in the treasury. The president is
understood to recommend that the coinage
of the standard dollars be made y nearly ~
possible equal to the demands of trade.
That is, that there always be sufficient
coined aud on hand to meet every demand,
but that it il unnecessary to coin at the
present rate unless the demand is equal to
the coinage. In calling attention to the
amount of leaal.tender notes in circulation,
the president will refer to his lifelong
policy in favor of their ultimate retirement,
and quotes from a speech he made in 1875.
He believes that the country should kesp
in view the fact that these legal tenders
were q war measure, and should some time
be entirely Withdrawn from circulation, but
he recommends that congress take no action
upon the subject at present. and deprecates
all financial legislation, As tending to UNI
settle and disturb the prosperity which has
just set in, reserying for the future the solu-
ton of financial problems"
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-28
soarHess sA,.orA.

Fargo 10 striving for . G purse Of lectures
Grand Forks 10 in med Of another mill
Cais county orders ars worth 90 csnts q
Ithe dollar.
Barlsigh county raised 100000 bushel. q
oats this year.
Carrelton haa put up buildings this season
10 the amount Of $2S, 600.
The frst '.borning" in Valley City was
twins, TO Martin Vaugeles and wife.
A geand5hall has been sivsa 8 S.andiss
Rock In honor Of Lieut.. Rogers and his
johanna Johannas Anderson Exesned
efsEN&Sfgos received an express package the
&hsrd.S.
Ehsra verss one~thouandasussts at the
Sherman House in Fargo during the month
Of October.
Attract Of land near Tower City Wa sold
- News4osk parties for nine thousanld dol
,lasp lestSseek, $500
The 4ln4vsy 1919 .Nestbsen Psri6c road
isaxteiaA to.Aapas five, $50 nile from
fren Bfte9nayck. 4 ~
1hsASf Rpieceaal church. Al. R;.s. srsk is
shout colnpleted, II hes about q elk humid
red 1sllar debt on it.
The Episcopal, Methodist, Preebyterian,
and LutAsrdt ohatohse Of Fargo are all in 4.
prosperous condition.
r. B. Eddy, president Of the Firt
National bank Of Fargo, has . telephone
connecting the bank with his residence.
The wihsat stealing along the Northern
Pacific continues. Last week 400 bushels
we're taken from Thomas Campbell's farm.
Mr.-w. F. Steele, living near Bismarck,
will have next season = steam road wagon,
to haul $4,000 bushels Of wheat to market.
In Drayton township, Pembins county,
one year ago, there was not one acre of land
broken, nov there are . thousand acres
ready for next years crop.
The Pembina Pioneer claims that one
seventh Of the business Of the Fargo land
Office during the month of October was fur
BY Pembina county.
The circulating library. at Fargo. was
thrown open to the public Nov. 25,h, BY
Grant, who deserves great credit
for his enterprise and public spirit.
Henry Day, express driver for Henry
ONeil, of Fargo, has fed the country with
$500, collected from merchants for the rail.
road company. He delivered freight, col
lected charges and rendered no account.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-28

Superintendent # Csnsus walker, in bis
annual report lays the existing census Law
Il thoroughly satisfactory. He recommends
that tho ranking privilege be extended to
the census officer, and that inquiry relating
70 thu holders of ha public debtbs omitted
from the population schedule. He donbs
The necessity Of making aicopy Of the re-
turns which would cost $4,000
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-28
eouLp-vAHDERBlL1 CONSERVATION.

Of their Schsme Regarding
tho New York Central and Wabash.
New York, Nov. 26.-It was officially an
n0unced this afternoon that the negotiations
pending for some time past between foreign |
asd domestic bankers, represented by Drex.
81. Morgan q Co., of New York, and ]. s..
Morgan 4 Co, Of London, and Wm.5 H.
Vanderbilvf for the purchase of &25,000,O00
Of New York Central stock were success
fully concluded to-day. It 10 understood
the bankers take $l5. 900, 900 now, with an
option on e~10,OOO,O0O additional at 100.
Wm. II. Vanderbilt retains his control of
the NewSaYofk Central Me-. Field will
control tho Wabash with which road close
connections will be held. and Mr.. Pierre
pont will represent the English list.
A runner is current that q combination
similar to the Pennsylvanial railroad eon1f
nation will be formed, taking in the New
York Central. the Michigan Central, Lake
Shere, Canada Southern, Wabash and Ken
sas City add Northern.
After the stock market clssed it was off,
cially announced that the negotiations pend
ing for some time between leading foreign
and domestic bankers represented By Drexel,
Morgan& Co. of. New York and Us. Nor
gan 4 Go: of London, and Nm. 81. Van.
Nav Yo, W c.n,s p .,aeI .. S~so.vyvH.ov "
.s successfnl 9 concln, Sou.A' r. W., 4. n DrSuea. q
the h.nr.r s.Ls s1Hn mn noo .; tIu ~ ss.'oe
IN sin noo ~ 800 =; 1S1 WIZ gu 9ptton
.a.s;n. o vs. ..a 49,. ~ ~ N xaous.oli1
Csntr.l .h;.h :. 3 ,aSsrs.sei ~ N Ns1
sold.. and he II. iii II :. 81. u1a cont;nu. WI no. q
.nJ m.naasmant ~ - "n nanS N contfoi
.1ercv for ths oem - .m LII . l. a gsasls
1cnSon " r;.h h0 + Iv = ~. WI !. w. y opeuea ~
nsyment ~ d;.;dend c org 100 To- q lot . .ae
~. T naSa. u:: s.usal.n :Mu .lsnslef OF stocKs
p;srrauaut 1 lIss.ss. VIII % fsPIesented y
d;saa.as I'M %cu Ts VINO wiz % elected
Iii i ..n ans "1G e syese ao o. fallway'
wi h n lsPssee Ioa ~ ~, 1ne Men 1ork. Yen
H.mn ys. Mus ". PEG ma eoloa
chaaa - ~ l VIE .i ns 70 !nis laree pur
Snase oi Ne1 1ofk central stock are un
Sg Tog 70 % !. A ~ nl belmont q GO, =
i nd " S.i; - 1o' p ~ Ho5ean q 20
Hsu ~. oe, ~ K"a9 70, Minetow, Lore
49, ~ ~. ~. y. r1s.u, ~ doalo hus:e
~ sau ~ I.u..s. ~ piggy 81 I'M nezotla
a";t. ~ na ~ io 10y eAcnsnee market ~
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-28
Thirty-seven thousand petitions asking
congress to grant suffrage to n will be
presented 1t the opening Of the session.

Alexander Stephens has published q let
ter in the Augusta Chronicle in which he
says he Is not in accord with DR.. Fenton in
his political bolt and that he isn't much of
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-28

If you want any Turkeys, Chickens.
Butter, Eggs or 0ats, address
Sumo & SrRATrnAr,,.
81. Helena, Neb.
The Worthington advance., 1879-03-27
GRAHAM LAKES.

We are glad I. F. has concluded to
let the 5. NJ. II. II. come ont our way.
We were somewhat afraid he would
turn tile road about when it reached
Jersey.
Considerable wheat has been sown
here but not 80 much as would have
been if the ground had not been so dry.
The snow has been a fine thing in that
respect.
We don't anticipate much trouble
with hoppers the present season from
present indications.
st. Patrick was remembered by a
a dance at the residence of b. B. Brain
on the 18th.
We are looking for a mill to be erect.
ed here the present summer by Hon.
E. F. Drake. Is. W. W.
The Worthington advance., 1879-03-27
BIGELOW.


Cliff Chamberlain has again made lis
aplesrance. lie is engaged in putting
JAS. GOWNS crop in. Gown intends
to sow about IS acres of wheat.
Thos. Grey and brother will put in
large crops this spring.
II. Jones commenced sowing to-day.
He is running three teams and will sow
about Is acres Of wheat.
John II. Jones is here on visit. He
has just returned from Wisconsin and
Intends to reside in Luverne.
Henry Mills has rented Geo. Hitch
ems farm on Little Rock.
The farmers around Bigelow don It
appear to be discouraged on account of
hopper eggs. They will put in their
crops nevertheless. JONES.
The Worthington advance., 1879-03-27
9'fTE NEY BONDS.

BY reference to the report of the
County Board, it will he seen that Il
resolution was adopted at the recent
meeting to issue bonds to the amount
of 5000 to fund the floating debt of the
county. Bids to take the bonds are to
Ike received up to April s, 1879.
We learn from the Commissioners
that they will probably be taken at 8
per cent. without any commission.
See notice that tie Board will lie in
session again on April Stl,, when the
bonds will be issued.
The Worthington advance., 1879-03-27

Man with all his endr.sffents, Is In many
things most foolish, he will give all that he hath
for his life. but is reckless and Indifferent to his
health. He will grappe \ thief who steals his
purse, yet will daily with cough and cold aud
finally 60 into consumption. when such a sure
remedy az Eilerts Extract OF Tar and Wild
Cherry can be easily obtained. 1t performs rap
i'd cures, gains friends 1T every trial, and is In
valusble In bronchial and lung diseases. 1t Is a
safeguard for all, from the bab. to venerable are
aud health will he restored by its timely use
No family that has used it, Will he without IL.
Sold by druggists
The Worthington advance., 1879-03-27
THE Ia US,

We issue to-day the usual law sup
plelnent containing the general laws
passed by the State Legislature. Our
readers can look up the interest law,
the Brass Kettle law and other laws in
which, they are interested at their
1oic,,ro
The Worthington advance., 1879-03-27
COUNTY NEWS.
ADRIA!N.L

If not too late, we would like to say
that Mr.. Brooks, Of I.uver,ie, gave us
an able lecture on ''Ancient and Modern
Spiritualism" last evening. Brooks
will lecture here next Tuesday evening,
April l. again. Sukject-''What is Re-
ligion?" All, as heretofore, are cordi-
ally invited to attend ''without money
and without price!''
"PROGREsSION1sr.''
The Worthington advance., 1879-03-27
HERSEY.

More of our boys coming. Mr.. Brain,
Mr.. Goodrich and Son, Mr.. Fraizure
and Mr.. Wright came down from st.
Paul last night to put in crops on their
farms. Mr.. Grey and family accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Courtright
came from Wisconsin to locate III this
vicinity.
Mr.. D. Hatfy lost a valuable horse
the other day.
P. Boyle has just come from Wiscon-
sin. lie will put in crop OIL Mr..
Quinn's place.
The Worthington advance., 1879-03-27
A SURE CURE FOR PILES

A sure cure for the blind, bleeding, itching,
and liberated piles has been discovered by Dr:
wiriam Gan IL ian remedy. called DR.. vii
iiam's Indian Ointment single box has cured
the worst old chr nfc cases Of twenty nve and
thirty years standing. No Une need suffer five
minutes after applying this wOnde, full sOoillin
medicine Lotions, instruments ard electuaries
do n,',re harm than good. Williams Ointment
s''sorbs the tumors: allays the intense itching
(larticulary 1T night after getting warm In
bed), acts as 4 W'uiticc gives Instant and pHtn.
less relief and Is prepared only for Piles itching
Of the private parts and nothing else.
~" consulted ply .icianS III Philale phia,
Louisville, Cincinnati, indianapolis and this
city and spent hundreds of dollars. and found
nV relief until obtained a box Of DR.. Willj,m's
Indian Ointment some four months ago. and 1t
has ctred me completely" Jos. NJ. RYDER.
Cleveland, Ohio.
."Has done me more good than ali the medi.
clue ever tried. and | have spent more than
@lOO with doctors, b,Sides medicines am sure
cost nle more than @l0."
DAyfD SPARLlNG, Ingraham, III.
Have suffered twenty years with itching and
liberated piles; having ,lSeu every remedy that
came to my notice without benefit, untii 1 usei
Indian Ointment and received immediate relief
JAMES CAKROI., ian Ol miner). IecOn.a, New.
~ No Pile Remt'ly ever gained such rapid
favor = d extensive sale. Sold BY nll Wholesale
and retail druggists: For saie by Miller &
Smith. (7-21.ly.1
The Worthington advance., 1879-03-27
ANNUAL RTA TEa1Rvr

ANNUAL STATEMENT
We puSlisl tlis week tile Annual
Statement showing the financial conli-
ton OF the county. Give it a careful
examination and see where the money
goes and where the county stands. It
certainly shows light debt.