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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-30

Some unprincipled dealers, because they
couldfsee few cents more profit, have been
guilty of offering worthless substitutes for
the only original and genuine Sulphur Soap
-Glenn's by name Therefore the public
should guard against this deception. and
always ask for "Glenns Sui phur Soap" by
its full name, and take no other.
Read the following evidence from q
highly respectable source:
DETROIT, MICH, Aug. 8, 1879
G. N. CRIrrENroN, Eso.-Dear Sir: have
travelled for three years for Messrs. Charles
Scribner's Sons, Publishers. New York, and
desire to inform you that have used your
incompatible "Glenn's Sulphur Soap" ex
clusively for about four Years; also have
recommended It to very many persons, and
my constant experience has been that it
possesses all the medical advantages that
you claim for it. All to whom l have re-
commended it say. as well as myself, that
| 1t deserves its established reputation as the
best and most efficacious Sulphur Soap that
can be used for all skin cleansing, as we'll
as toilet purposes. Some unprincipled
drug store keepers have endeavored to sub
stitute other kinds of Sulphur Soap for
Glenn's-saying they were "just as g0od,'
but having myself tried other kinds find
none are SO good or so beneficial as the
genuine Sulp phur Soap stamped "Glenn's"
which also have learned to observe always
bears the name of &C. N. Crittenton, Pro-
prietor," Oh the packet
Yours truly,
C.TZ DuRAND.
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Baden in 1879.
TI C- -.
[L0ndon Society.l


The silence and depressing influence Of
the locality are more than you can en-.
dure. You retrace your steps with an
involuntary shudder, and, emerging on
the terrace, take your seat on a vacant
chair, and indulge in bird's-eye view OF
the groups, few and far between, list
lessly parading to and fro, and bordered
On each side by rows of middle-aged
damsels and matrons knitting as if for a
wager, and occasionally glancing at the
musicians in the kiosk, who are manfulIy
wrestling with the difficulties of Herr
Wagner's ''Niebelungen." You can not
for the life of you refrain from mentally
comparing the strange medley of uncouth
figures before you with the gay assem-
blage formerly enlivening the once fash
ionable promenade; and while vainly Ell
deavoring 10 discern amid the mo ley
throng single well-dressed being, male
or female, you begin to question the
truth of the Panglossian philosophy, that
all is for the best in the best Of all posi-
bic worlds.
Not one solitary relic Of olden time is
there to connect the present with the
past; of that joyous band Of habitues
inseparably associated in your memory
with Baden summer, not one is left to
welcome you with smile of recognition
Wiser than you, they have abandoned
the sinking ship, and the Valley of the
Cos knows them no more. The jaunty
Imperial Secretary, with the freshest
flower in his button-hole and the smart.
est repartee on his tongue; the half pay
Colonel at the Cour de Bade, who never
sat down but at meals, and astonished the
strolIers in the Lichtenthal alley by per
forming strange gymnastic evolutiont
with his umbrella; the light-hearted but
impecunious vicomte, who dined at thu
table d'hote one day and with Duke
Humphrey the next; the young Russian
who spoke every language under the SUI
except his own, and corresponded weekl,
with half the newspapers in Europe; til,
beetle-b -browed banker from Carlsrlhe ant
his fair-haired colleague from Vienna
the lively Ratazzi and the graceful Sou
warof where are they?
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A Wise Deacon.

"Deacon Wilder, I want you to tell me
how you kept yourself and family well the
past season, when all the rest f us have
been sick SO much, and have had the doc
tors visiting us so often"
Bro. Taylor the answer is very easy. !
used Hop Bitters in time; kept my family
we'll and saved the doctor bills. Three dol
lars worth of it kept us well and able to
work all the time. III warrant it has cost
You and the neighbors one and two hum
dred dollars apiece to keep sick the same
time"
Deacon, I'll use your medicine here
after"
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GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
[5!|!l3IIl[|3!||$:[I Discovery


a. psS cs % ms ewst
.nSns @ has manies its potency Dls C..s.n
swcihng Scars OF shs
Enlarged GandI
mouh internal a n cna
cone
ooRc"
perfect and radical cures , s. a, Co..
asonhsd tie medical hCE ana saiaca pns''h'
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" York Star(I)am
fro sE coNrIsuEp.1

New York Star (Dem.): Mr.. Hayes
urgent appeal TO Mr.. Evarts to accept the
English mission are. chiefly inspired by
the fact that the garrulous Secretary
talks the poor President almost to death.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-30

No use OF taking the large repsys nauseos pills. These
Pellets Little fiiis) arc scarcely larger shaa
Eei.G entirely vegetable. particular care Is required
jle nsinr thc They Operate wont disturAance 70 he
system dict Or occupation. Fer !aanaicc nSaG3cnc'
Censtipatisn. Inapure osee0, reln y sse
ssSnssH. IsA Tasss n nessn DIlisas ssaeks rein y
re~fon Cf RlAneyS. 1ueepnal Fever, BIeatsA eoeun9
S ead tako nf Plercsa Pleasant Parsative fcaissss
= p,sprxslxY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION rrs1p, Dsaais MI
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-30

Keep your bowels and kidneys in health
state by the use of Kidney-Wort.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-24
New RssOkS.

The Lay Of the Last minstrel. A Poem il
Six Cantos. BY Sir WALTER SCOTT, Bart
The Lovers Take. By ALFRED TENNYsoN
| Hattan's Constitutional History IRE
yiew.) By Lord MAcAULAY.
These are three of Hurper'S Hall. Hour
series. Price, Is cents each. For sale by
c. F. JOHNSTON, Main street.
lhe House of Lys. One. Book of It's His.
tory. A Tale. BY Maior-General W. G..
HAMLEY. late OF the Royal Engineers.
John gatdigate. A Novel. By ANTHONY
TRoLLopEs author Of" Ralph the Herr
These are two Of Harper's Franklin
SsFaare-L dtrury~ series::c Price, is cents
each. For sale BY C: r: JoHNsroN. -
And here are five more Of the Halt: Ho,s'
series-namely, Marmion and The Lady Of
the La7se. by Sir WAITER sCoTT; LABOR and
Capital ,dHies;; Not Eaemies, by EDwARD
ATKINSON; The Iask, by WILLIAM Cow
PER; and lRe Rivals. and The School for
Scandal tcomedies), by RICHARD BR1NsLEY
SHERIDAN. Price, 25c. each. For sale by
C. f.. JOHNSTON.
Finally, here are three more OF the
Franktin-Sqaore Library series-namely.
Henry Esmond; Mr.. Leslie,
Of Underwood, Story ,oith Too Hero
ines, by MARY PATRICK; and The Late OF
Charles Leper, by ". J. FITZPATRICK, LII.
D., N. r. 1. A, Sc. Price, lac. each. For
sale by G. +. JOHNSTON. = r.. i,
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I. M Igws w AsrED At ni 1sHtITas BEACH.
Neg Hork, duly y Several days as1 ,,s =
srnmor was circulated to the effect that us
tin Corbin. president OF the Man bntfan
Beaci, Company, had taken an open stG':d
against admitting Hebrews to tho beach OF
hotel. Yesterday he authorized q statement
to be published tfiat he did not Tan..s their
patronage. According to the re. port fur
nisf1ed amorniDg paper, he rea fdrms this de-
cision ia the foliowing Ian suage4:: q We do
not like the Jews as q class. There are
some we'll behaved people among them; but
as rule they make themselves offensive to
the kind Of people '1ho principally patrons
ize our road and Ilotel, and I am satisfied we
should be better off without than with their
custom 1t IS not the jews religion OBJ
iect to. il Is the offensiyeness which they
possess as sect or nationality" a He
brew mass.meeling will be held here to-
morrow. A committee Of prominent mer
! will wait upon Mr.. Corbin and obtain IN
| expression from him as to the trnthfnlness
OF the report in regard to bis views OF Jews
as class, and his reasons for not desiring
| their custom.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-24

Secretary Sherman is made: to appear
to be the; candidate OF the Federal }oftlce-
holders in that section. This OF itself is
sufficient to array that large class known
as the .routs " against him, aud to inaugu-
rate an interpartisan, strife, which can only
result IN DIVIDED delegations from all Of the
southern Statess'in that Convention WASH
ington -RepublictWy ,.,.z-5!g. ~ .sg,,iz.:t.;.
You are, thinking about the northern
Statesmen the. southern, In this section
the Federal ofRce-hplder constitute practt.
cally the.aentire Republican party. THE
"outs" are negroes and these will, come en
up 10, the support OF whatever man ,tbe
office-holders tell them Is the candidate OF
the Administration. The negroes are truly
loyal. There is no mistake about that.
They are as patriotic as ZACH. CHANDLER or
JIM, BLAINE: In fact it is a shame to CON-
pare. their ,unselfish love for the United
States Government to the selfish professions
OF CHANDLER & Co. You may rely upon it
that SHERMAN will get all the negro votes
that is, with The two "riis.". s,4 - ~: =
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INTERNATIONAL RECONSIDERATION OF Sill
vER.-GSpecial to the Cincinnati CONNER
ciaL. T. Wcshinqton. July 21.-The legisla-
tive appropriation bill passed at the last
session contained an appropriation OF s2O,-
600 for negotiation with foreign Govern
ments with a view to the international re-
monetizalion OF silver, to be expended In
the discretion OF the President. OF course
DO appropriation was necessary to enable
Dir. Evarfs 10 carry on a correspondence
on the subject with foreign Governments
through our foreign ministers. This, it is
understood, will be done at once, but the
money provided will enable Dir. Evarts to
do more than this, and it is quite likely
that in due time one or more commission
crs will be sent abroad to deal directly with
foreign Governments. ....
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ri Good News.

Especial to the Cincinnati Commercial
WASHINGTON, Julr 21.-EN- Congressman
,Jere Hural- on, of Alabama, is here advising
with prominent Republicans rs to he eX-
odus movement of the blacks, which he
saws will set in this fall with an carncStncss
and wholesale sweep not dreamed VI. lie
saws that not les than $1,000 VIII leave his
district alone this fall, to say nothing OF
other parts Of the State. The same rate
from the other districts will take 100000
from Alabama alone. Mr.. HARRISON de-
scribes himself rs not much or an exodus
man: that lie believes 1t is Il remedy which
should be used with great caution. He says,
hnweyer, that his people are infatuated with
the idea of going North this fall land no earth
~ mower can prevent them. No matter il
they have 10 walk and beg bread, they are
Going. He says it is us useless 10 argue
with them about ii as to debate with the
cast wind. The black man who speaks
against it is called a traitor to his race and
loses Influence. If they will go, HARRISON
does not believe they should 60 10 Kansas,
there being enough there already tor TIM
berlesS country. He fayorS Southern 1lli-
nos, Indiana, and Ohio, where they can
scatter out and get work from The whites.
To-day be had long talk with General
Raum, Commissioner OF Internal Revenue,
who lives In Southern Illinois, upon this
subject. General Raum thinks four or five
hundred families could get work and make
q living in three or four counties Of Southern
Illinois, and be welcomed 10y the farmers,
especially about potato-digging time. Haral-
son said that il men Could make from eight to
twelve dollars monthly they could live on
it. even though the females could not get
work. General Raum thinks that four or
FIVE hundred families could find work in
Southern Illinois, and several thousand
families throughout the State. lie advised
HARRISON to go out aud look over tile ground
himself. HARRISON says there are now two
committees from bis district IN Kansas
looking for place for one or two thousand
families TO settle this fall, but he thinks
they should scatter out into Illinois, In
diana, Ohio, and over Wisconsin, where
there is timber, rather than go to Kansas.
But If they can secure fair treatment In
Alabama, he thinks it much better that
they stay there. He is more disposed 10
discourage than to encourage the exodus.
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1t is the duty Of Congress, and not oftbe
States, 2:to reapportion Representative. - =
And these arg. the words we haye used, and
thisis what we baye repeatedly called upon
the present Congress- to do. The census OF
population can be flushed before Congress
meets in December, $780,. We have said
not one word as to reapportionment being
made in time for the next presidential
election, or the next congressional cleo
tion, '>uny other such foolishness. We
merely asked that. the present Democ rate
Congress, should before March. 4, 1881,
t.:rekpportion representation "-thatsis;.tell
each State bow many representatives it is
to have for the next, ten years: We are al
ter fair reapportionment, not after ma
iority in the next Congress. RI,
The State will see that it is itself, and not
the Dispatch, which has blundered.
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AMERICAN HORSES FOR FRENCH CANAL
RY.-[New York Herald Cable speeiai! j
Paris, July 81. -Tbirty-two American
horses rived at Havre on Sunday for the
French cavalry. They were inspected by
French officers detailed for tue purpose, and
were all accepted at prices ranging from
1,100f. 10 1861. 1920 to S270l, which are
the top prices for French remountS. Tue
horses were in splendid con itior after their
voyage, no accidents whatever having oc-
CURED on board ship.
The success OF tue experiment Is com.
plete. Soon as transportation can be had
as eheapIy from New York to Harre IS to
Liverpool large shipments OF American
horses for The French army will be assured.
The difference In the prices OF transnorta-
ton is now thirty dollars against Havre,
but efforts are making to have this dlscrim-
ination lessened, if not abolished. This
shipment was made from Richmond, Ind,
through the patriotic exertion Of Consul
Bridgland. It is the entering-wedge OF an
other element of export from the United
States.
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Another Warning.

The Fredericksburg Stari ya :t.se,. $500
!. is, Ii NOT time that the leaders OF line Ine
Conservative. party sneu ,sa. Lap Tha Mo-
81 oar s .Ha1I M party: headed BY
..nnins sse ps State ka
paLse, ~ t,bsir Marty. aud If the ConseL. va
tive ,eg party continues inactive its door, Is
fxed. Geutlenen, delay is dangerous. :
The State Central Committee should hold
meeting. Let us learn from the meznoers
themselves bow many OF them beioa'g 70 the
new party organized last February 10 Mq'
Fart Hail in this city. Summon all the mem.
bers to meeting, and of7course those OF OF
them who have gone into the new party VIII
refuge TO GENE. Their places can then be
filled. and The Conservative l'arty can 60 on
with its work. >
Gentlemen, the enemy is in your 'front.'
and you have got to fghthim. There IS nc
possible chance to avoid the conflict.
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rcommunica;ed.1

Editors Dispatch: Will you be 80 good
as TO make the following explanation to
your readers. as the reason has been asked
Hhy some or tile counties are omitted in
nay recent 6 Report on Crops. Stock, Labor,
Fences, and Roads"P Forthe simple rea-
soa that CORES poDdents from those counties
did got trouble themselves to reply TO nv
cirsitar. could not be expected to man
ufaetsise reportfrom these counties.
Very respectfully, THOMAS POLLARD,
IL Commissioners Of Agriculture, 81
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SUICIDE OF A VIRGINIA FARMER.-News
reached Baltimore Tuesday OF the suicide
on Saturday last of 81. Il. Smith, re-
spected farmer OF Accomac county, Va,
living about four miles from Belle Haven.
He was suffering severely from, dropsy, and
his death was expected at almost any time
While the family were at breakfast Saturday
morning they heard the report Of o pistol in
his room. Rushing to the place, they found
he had shot himself in the head, and he
lived but few minuteS.-Amer4can.
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We regret TO see in the Richmaand (va.)
Dispatch evidences Of the exhaustion of
the supply OF Virginia snake-stories. The
old CommSpIeaith--the. mother of Presi-
dents-sh0uA have done better for The lit
erature OF she, season.. New England. is
ahead OF the Geuth on, snakes this time.
Ohio. Indians. sDd KentuckS Especially
The; back counties OF thnRe States--are to
hear from. - Ctinetsadti Commercial. 800. .%
(Come on with your snake-stories.l
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Tue communication signed o." is from
the pen Of real statesman-a man recog-
nized as such when lie was in the United
States Congresstwenty years ago. We do not
endorse all that he says; but we commend
il all to aha- attention especially OF tho
Democrats.oi. the North. r.--...r
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DEATHS.

GRiFFfS Widow of the late Fleming Griffin, In the
sxty-echth year of her nge. I-..s..
The funeral will take place at her late TesiaenSr
No, l. west Grace sSreet, TIL tuesday, MORNlNH
NJ ii O'Clock. Acquaintance OF the family are re-
specially requested to attend. -. =.
Disd on 12th July,a her residence, y MilISoodi'
Prince Edward county, Va, Mrs. aki IL
SCOTT, relic OF B., q. Scott, In the SILKY
year of her age. H. .s,,...r .t- +. 10
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The Richmond Dispatch is absolutely
certain that Secretary Sherman can control
the solid South In the next Republican
convention ashington Republican.
We are absolutely certain'' that Mr..
Sni sRsa.N can secure the 1888 votes OF
the southern States In the Republican
Nati,,aal Conyention-ii he chooses to
eorder all the treasury officials 10 the
South 10 work for him, and il the Presi.
,dept untd the other members OF the Cabinet
are all willing that he shall be nomina-
ted. VI ben, therefore, we set down. the
13sssotes Of The South as solid for Mr.sHER.
MANS nomination, we do 50 with the UNDER
standing that The Two 4srss' above inter-
posed are facts. As to thenrst, we have not
4 doubt. Mr.. SHERMAN irankly eoniesses
his cana dacy-we have no fault 70 inc
with him. for bis irankRess-apd be viii De
ready, ne doubt NOT, 70 give hint 70 any
treesssy afHelal that needs one. q there ll 9
IL ase IN Virgipia who 10 willing to pc
knows % tasYorIag the claims OF any other
man go ,tbe head Of his departnent we
shall Is pleasea TO publish . card from him
annsnnl6sg the fact under sbis oWn sfga.
manual. a. :. 81 ~.
.esu5. fglrc,terit5 % that: party here are
negroes ThAss nelroes have no win OF
their own. 7hsy ,skl support any candL
a,te whom thfy ars told to support by the
rsores eniatlyss of the Goyernment Tint
freed them Onee they were al GRANT
=. a.. 3,,f f1R axra syaa prnss liant fhf,f1 If
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We had call yesterday from Mr.. P. b,
DELANEY, OF the old Commonwealth, Har.
risonburg-one Of the best papers in Wiz.
ginia. He brings no bad news.
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takes some people a long while to learn.
A Memphis paper announces, with the air
offs discoverer: % Whit Memphis needs
and must have are stone payements and a
system Of sewerage"
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"a Huntington letter in the Charleston
W. Va Courier ID Us 49, ~ ;3
! Wefk on the sBig-Sandy railway is pro-
gTessing very satisfacforiIy Alm0st foir.
hundred men ind 'eigbty teams are .at work
along the line above Catlettsburg.
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SiORK'S AUGUST TOURS.
GPECIkL ATTRACTIONS
III For S,rNRk,S AI,EISI TOURS.

ONLY s23.75 FOR "A TOUR" OF OYER
1,40o NILES. Richmond TO Washinsion. Phia
delphia, New York. Newport, New Bedford, Nan:
tuckcr and Martha'S Vineyard, the lovely ct,y ny
the sea- with Its great Methodist an Bap tSt CAMP
MEETINGS anu GRAND iLLuMlSATlON AMI
CARNIVAL, the latter Que of The most brilliant
specaclcs one could behold, ryalling the great fetss
OF Vienna and Paris.
No long, tedious rides by rail. 1sr, the rapid ride
by rail- from Baltimore 10 New York vtd fast cx.
press trsins; 20, the delightful voyage on LONG
Island Sound, on the palace steamers, Providence OF
Bristol. with Il refreshing nights sleep, charmed ny
the sweet melody Of a FULL ORCHESTRAL; Sd
the short rail ride OF twenry.six miles from Fal
River to NV Bedford, by The sea; ana lastly. the
sail oy steamer OF siXlytwo mites to Martba's
Vineyard and Nantuckei. You visit FOUR CELE-
DRAFTED SEASIDE RESORTS. No swarns OF
mo; qu.toes nor land breczes ut other Watering
places.
Leaving Richmond August 4th, 5lh, 9Th, 7th, on
any regular train. No excursion or special trains
used. Tickets good for THIRTY DAYS.
Tours TO the White Mountaineering Switzerland OF
America: n punt tsert-,he island OF mountains
at GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
Illustrated Descriptive Guide FREQ. Apply 70
a. w. CARRIER,
~ 24-Th,AI&W3t $40 Main street.
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Ny THE BALANCE OF OUR STOCK
OF DRESS GOODS for ladies must be sold; cost OF
goods no object.
We also otter 200 REMNANTS OF DRESS
GOODS ut lower prices than ever; our whole stock
Of goods must be sold, even Ii we lose nifty per
cent. 70 e, &C, sale LEVY BROTHERS.
jy23 .....
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the Charge So l ssS 91
The Slats3oi yester,. sen Inns: 4 q
Itng5nx artlcse y, fssof Of ilIns tse dsbt.
question, once 10 J. Oh Asxt lay s. sllng s
the agitascls The artlcls eopclnas as .ols
lows
ID Tjat 20 s1,st make this fleht, and make
III boldly snarassisslg. Assa sigosoaaagy theEe
now re- mains but little doubf, lnd ihe sooner es.
Wsatys Nm RI. ana Yhe more Night re .. can
p,ar . bsfcre tie psSpic in all parts of tn !,
y Ate. ite caster ~iii the battle De, a ~,
he more sure and complete the .vis'oi'
achteved. z, s.. "a: 81.
By ali means. LEI us hare the question ses.
/ lied 8. Tbe people even OF RocklaS pan
county are, we learn, sick OF the snoaec.
Lei MS bury she tiisorganisera iaftne i raw
and be done with them. - 9.ltss !,
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rS OUR STOCK OF BLACK GOODS
is large and the prices are low;
Our WHITE GOODS STOCK is complete, ano You
will.nnd some great bargains IN u; .crs
we show tie largest stock at TORCl1oS LACES
I'm HE city: the nTices are way down
The best blr9ains lin HAMBURG EDGiNGS and
ms SETTINGS ut ,o,r,,,,,
jy23 ..,.-. LEVY BhOiHEhs'.
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a CASE or HYDRoPHoBIA.- Mineoius Z.
II, July oh. D. Smith. 9 prominent
LayyiIfe. was bitten a week
mo by nad-dcg, and died on Sunday in
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M EEFBNG@.

DUBLIC MEETING AT sANG G,e,s
L. HALLE-A meet1ng ( + all citizens OF kic..
mond Who are In favor. OF q modification 0i inc
Sunday iaw.n 50 that perfect order ana 0esS,u Iha
m,o,y ronvfcttos OF any part Of The community,
viii be SeId a. sanger. Halle THIS lihursaaS'
EHE ~ NJ al 0 'f oc'ot - THE COMMITTEE.