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+. +. Kunkcl's Bitter Wine of Iron.

Has never been known - iall IN the cJre Of
wcakhel - attende1 with sym It"ms, 'nd sp Z
ION % ex rtiuu. loss 81 memory. ulfiCuliV In
uT. Btuing. we ikness, hUr or OF di ease. weax.
night sw,als Z ld fees. wea eaAIess. dlinne = OF
v,si0n langu.r universal 'Hsslu ,e of the m i'H
Gu ar system' enOl nous ape e. wiih o tp'p-
nc SYMPTOMS, hot liands, hlshin Of the bILy,
erupt o y IN the ce, y IilJln" he UlOOh p-tI
the b c lcavle ~ IN the eve ldS hequrnt
b acR ,IOtk hYin" befO the L es, " u sInuA
ION and loss If tlohs WHnt o. nGithtJon 40.
ASH fol u. L. KUNKE = BITTER WINEUF
IhOl, and Ia o no heI. Ash Vuut drugg bJ
auu il 20 has / mo-, senu 40 Propr etO h, +.
KU ~ KEI, n .2iS Ntr.h Ninth tr o., lin "
delph u, Pa. Auvice ir,Gi eaeIuse t-rce'Ient
stamp
Worms. Worms. Worms.
Ell Kulkel's wmm SN Iup Beytrf ils 10 de.
htrnY I'm stat ann stomach AOim-. Dr.
kuu O.. the unlY success iul phYaUau wlO 10
Il ONe. ,np, " Ot1n ~ two hours n i've wIth
heau, and no lee until removed comm ~ heHse
teaches II IA pc WJIInS Cah De Removed u 0ih.
cr worms Gu be I dily DE no eu. Auvio'' at
O ticr auU soc, tr.e. The doctor Can teal
whether q, not hs patIant has worms. rhouH-
anus are y m daily with W0ru'S. aid do not
know it flts, ApasWs O. mps, chUkiug und
sun oat'Cn - To- COMP 1lUJ rlieies afouui
the eyes. swe Ing aLd III the stOtphc 10 >
less at ! ant gTiHdIbg OF ihe Zee D, u CalQg g
the Lose, UOu D., fever, tcnlng al The seat theads
Gle. l. nj breitii, thr pa iont grUWs Uaie aNd
lliu, IicknuF aud irri.h ION II ID anus ali
u. + hUNK LIS NNOttI ~ ,,UP never Ia Is
20 remove tAeu, Pfice, o. pel GOlilu. OF six
bottles Tor IS o. tFUr ape Worm wrie and
cnnSu the DOctOl.l Fora Olnyr ,bu, fNour
mug sc the /" uIu. sitlp aud II ne has npl.
seri b. DT. f.. Y. kU - k4.L. 20 n. Ninth :,
p u ne phn. Pa. ADVICE Vy N i fleo Ssnd
three cent stamp. M"th o. N.
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,.osing Prices of DEHAvEN & TOWNSEND,
Stock, Government and Gold, 40 South
Third Street, Philadelphia, Mar 20 1879
New Advertisements.
"A Gard to Ladies' !

The Ladies Of LehiVhton, Wei. sport, Mauch
Chunk and vicinity are respectfully informed
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MRS. L. HIBBLER

''T''a'''''''''f''''''' '''''''''''
will, on after ArRIL 10, ls79 Open Il oms In
the DwellngOp Ositr the CAHBON ADVOCATE
BANKWAY, LEHIGHTON, Tor the pur.
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Trim your trees and vines.


Vests liver pills cure liver complaint.
"A Lehigh county iron firm has large
contract from China.
Employees in the Meadville Railroad
shops are working ten hours day.
The Allentown lr,m Company is busy
with an order for 200 tons of pig iron.
Chew JAcKsoS's BEST Sweet Navy To-
bacco. f-oo'
Anna Dickinson lectures at Easton the
25th.
Iron last week experienced another adj
vance in price.
st. Lukes Hospital, at South Bethle-
hem is ovcr-crowded.
Parties going west can get tickets from
Bert. seaboldt, L. V. r. r. depot. l6--42
Hon. J. G. Zern will please accept our
thanks for Legislative favors.
The ore beds in the neighborhood ofiEc
Lebigh Mountain are all being operated al
present
Lewis Weiss, at the post office store,hos
reduced the prices of his winter stock OF
boots and shoes.
AT Danville and Bloomsbury furnaces
arc being fred up and miners are being
put to work in the mines.
You can find everything in the drug
line at the store Of c. W. Lentz, Weissport,
fresh, pure and cheap.
-Read Tilghman Arner's new advertise
ment in another column.
DO you know the fact that Lewis Weiss
is selling his stock of winter boots and shoes
at great reduction.
Those Of our subscribers contemplating
change of residence should promptly in
form us so that their papers can be mniled
to their new address.
The best and cheapest boots and shoes
to be found in town are at Lewis Weiss post
Office building.
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J. p. ROWLAND, Principal,


a7 have the honor to refer TO Co Supt.,
r. r. Ho-FORD, at Lehlghton, Who gives he
uuderl akiug his hearty approval maT.2G
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MARRIAGES.

REYSoLps-MosER.-On the 4ih, logan
Reynolds To Miss Julia Ann Moser.
MARTIS -MuRrHY.--Ou the 4th, Geo.
W. Martin TO Miss Susie J. Murphy.
McMuLLrS.-O On the 9Th, james
=. Bell to Mis- Martha s. McMullen.
wARREs-REYsoLDs.-On the 4th, Mil
fond Warren TO Miss LucinlA Ellen Reyn-
old.
HAsrNa - FREDERIcK. On the 9TH,
Andrew Hasling to Miss Mollie Ann Fred
erick.
WHITE- RussELL.-On the 2nd, Mr
KavAnaugh A. White aud Miss Sarah A
Russell.
DAWSON - THuRNOSD. - "Wednesday
morning. by Elder S. II. King. at the resi-.
dehee Of The brides father. Mr.. j. l.. Thur
mond. Mr.. Robert 4. DAwson aud Mis-
Lula Thurmond wer united in the holy
bombs II ma,rimony. Attendants r. Miss
Calien Thurmond and Mr.. q. j. Thur
mona. The happy couple took the train
at once for Louisville, where they will
take in the Exposition aud other attrAe-
tions Of the metropolis.
Our devil got Us all mixed mp last week
in orr notice OF Miss Allie Ross marriage.
lie got the name Of the preacher that
performed the ceremony wrong, and then
congratulated him (the preAcher,l Tor hav-
ing won such bride. Mr. A. II. Basin
wss the happy man, and Elder ]. q. Liv-
ingston, the minister who tied the knot. OF
course We could not overlook such mis-
takes, 80 We have sent the devil to his hot
home
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RELIGIOUS.


North Carolina's Presbyterian poPula-
ton number 1874.
Elder Williams and Stanley are conduct
ing a protrac,ed meeting at Turnersville.
The TransylyaniA Pre-bytery is in SEES
sion at Richmond. Rev. J. A. Boyle is in
attendance.
Elder J. BAllou will commence pro-
tracied meeting at Rush Branch Church
tomorrow at II O'Clock.
The Taies Greek Association after q
profitable meeting at Kirksville, adjourned
to meet In Stanford next August.
Rev. N. b. johnson called yesterday u
say that the meeting conducted by him and
Rev. Spencer, at Crab Orchard, CLOSED
Wednesday night with ~ additions. A
great religious interest has been awakened
Rev. Mr.. Vaughan, Of Mercer held the
Quarterly meeting here in the absence oI
Rev. Mr.. Iliner, aud preached three lin,
sermons during his stay. There were two
additions To the church on Sunday, by
letter,
Elder Jos Ballou has been preaching al
Berea, in Madison county, for twelve day.
and has been rewarded silh twenty addi
tions 10 the ehnreh seventeen by baptism
and three by letter he will preach here
Sunday.
The Kentucky Annual Conference Of ihs
Southern Methodist ChuTch will be held
in deen's Opera Hall, Richmond, com
meneing on the 18th Of this month. Thi'
Conference represents a membership Of ~,
600 aud ia preachers.
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HOME AFFfTRs.
-BY--
Scrrrancc a. Dndderor


The wul;u,,,;. 81 ,,,.o.a H. -, I,
America, used and recommended by evcrl
Sewing Machine Co, aold by No.
sUn ,bev % Wet Lu, or,,;i. H.,
selve. with ono NJ an, ind;.,,,c,,hlo ia,
Trunks. They are terror to the baeeae,
smasher.
p,e. - 80,
yards Of IIambur, F1s;ncs AMI In..,,inn.
Call and examine them s,d von w;u s.1
that thew are abe,re, "a, owe, h.e,.o
- '''n'' are h''u ,here - no longer any
h., w.. SaI -, s -, - , 49,,
-. 80 80
prices 10 make f, man feel tb,, time. A.,
better.
o,.,a. -. 4. n -
ch;Id,.,,. c,o,t,.,. :, .,,.s..,.-.. ~,
we de,e,mined ~ s,ocL M ..,l~ w. :.
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PERSONAL.

Ma. HroH Rrp has sone to Danvils 10 read
medicine.
Ma. wAtrrs ". owsLsr Aa. saas h.st TO Cen
irc College.
Ma Jos. y rorrnas e.a nos 10 isuSd al Hay
den nroihcu'.
Miss NArrE sNiru. Of Lexington. 10 visiting
Nis- Kate ncnuis
Mas EluaH PEscr hs. gone on visit to rela-
urcs Ia sIenccr County.
MISSES Naar LooAN AND LrruE RocHEsrrs
are visiting In les.amlne.
Ms y. n. BowHaS, Of Nerocr. Is visiting her
iather, Mr.. Heraoe s. witheuL
Missss KarE CAMS AND NAaY LacxEY have
rcturnei nsom q visit to OaHard.
Ma g. A. HArpsS len lot Louisville aud ca.
eiuuat Tuesday TO lay In his Fall sioik.
MAJ G. sSow hAs aecepica the ioliiiou o.
."drummer' iof Gheeus A Co, G.oulsviiie.
Ns c,rnoLr Ram. OF IIu.toayiils. nos sHailss
tshind the sosuicr oiGco. n. Rraee 90
MIS- MAaair McRonKurS Of Dansins. %. a
guest OF ar. John N. Mcilolerts. S.. this sch.
r. Y. nuKDrsI. of Nj. yernsa. and Mr. T. n
Thstshsr. 81 wsshingtoa. we're here Wednesday.
Mss ,. >. ASrnoSY ASp Mss HeruE Pas
sons arrived yesterday from New Altany. lad.
W. LaRus raos,s. Of the Afsasais. and A.
Hlactucll Eitin, q The risiias salls.i On Mon
day.
Ma A D. nsEs, lsp Ms. PApe stsSsss
have rfprued i'oaa aisaeihl -isura a, cAeber-
hud Fam.
Mss VtHoiSiA .rsurHEAHr AND Miss Flos-
asses rHU gHGAEr ro,nIHsi go,a .hai.iiasiea. N
Va, ahH daysAgo aaH as.. 80 ttia
Mrs MAEY rao4r-oS. Ms. JAsoS CaeSArLr
sni her too daughters. Miss Matte aud sheslle
arc guests u No Do. Montgomery
Mas }. e. CoLpwslt rstuusd 10 hss home 10
tairota. Tcnu and Mis-. Samantha losan 10 her
ihosl Al nssiiuE Gnen, To- days sgo.
MIS- HAsSAn FAiH has tecn engaged ~ tho
trusirs- OF tho Riehlsnd common ssheoi 10 teash
TIE ensuiug trrn. letter selection couid hard
ly have hsru made.
Raw. ASn Mas. J. = SINS AND Mss JUtn Low
A. arrived flum Naneeburs Friday. Miss Love,
uiatti,ulaic,i At the Collcge. M. aud Mrs si,as
nos eoury the residence eonnceicd With the ssin-
iuary proferty.
SuHscEnEHs, Who have given us a helping hand
this week are q. A. Englenhan, }. J. Aoisfly d.
q. ". hunaugh, "a. A. g. Rochester, u 6. War
rcn, stamford Dr. Thomas Railcy, MaIys,ille. Tes-
~, by john liaiieyi Hon. H. y, i0Sel. NancebaH
s. }. Davis, H. q. Collier, John Rochestef Crab
urrhari. Hugh Reid. Danvilie; W. y. Royalty,
Middlebarei \ .. Ware, Halls Gupi .. =. Riae
Sluirc Peyt ton, liusionyille; Elder W. 7. Corn.
Kiugs Mountain Mis Susie Arnold, lancaster
NJ. "a n. A. Cash, Clifton, TeKas, by JShn Cash
Richmond Roohester Lebanon, BY Judge Roches-
tee. Nelson 7. Bush, Peabody, Kansas, by n. D.
Barroui A. y. rribble, shelby city, and ,. d. Ny
ers, Busna Vista, Ny BY ,. ,. Waters; Hush nAr-
nett, Kings Mountain.
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LOcsL NOTICES.

Cnrw Jackson'a h,si sweet navy tobacco
office.
D. q GRAvmyr Superior Tobacco q
McRehefia a siaggf
PnyaciASs prescriptions accuratel,
compounded nj Chcnault 4 penny's.
wmur IrAp, Iinreed oil and MIXED
fainis NJ bottom prices NJ McRoheris 4
Stage
Lamar atock Of Moldings aud ?icinr,
tranea M Bottom Prices NJ Chenault 4
penn,'s
CnrsArLr n PENNY have complete
aock ~ School Books, States, Pencils, Pa.
pcra. &c.
FuiL stock N School Books, Pens. I'M,
faper, Copy books, States, Sc., at McRob-
sria a siar's
Will insure perfect cure of G.inla,
however bad, Coz so. No cure no ray. a..
A. q. Cofley, Stanford.
A. this T. the season Cor painting your
houses. you can hnd complete stock Of
Lead, Oils aud colors At Chenault a Pen
ny'e
J.HSs. n. snASKs have lust received
. splendid new lot Of Ladies and Chill.
dren's Shocs, made by Ziegler Bros, and
areauihorifcd 10 warrant every pair
Tmr accounts Of Bohon 4 Stagg have
been IN my hands for collection some time
They must be settled Immediately. 1 will
warrant on all accounts unpaid within the
next twenty days .. NJ. Philips, Jr
MEXICO AND USIrED srArns.-Owing 10
their warm aud delightful climates, their
inhabitants grow sallow from torpid Ev-
er-. Indigestion and all diseases arising
from dsordcrcd stomach and bowels
They should Of course At all times keep
the liver active, and 10 our readers We "
commend 1Nhleft Porfaline, or Vegetable
Liver Powder Taken In time, will ofisn
save mosRg and much 9uatrng Prioe
80 onit Dor ale by McRoberts \ Stage
IIAvE YoU rnr BucKEYEl-Ii i we'll
established facs, that Tabler's Baekeye Pile
Ointment will cure, II used according 10
dircctions The A-cuius Hippocsstanum,
or Horse Chestnut, copmonly known a.
the Bookeye. has been highly esteemed for
many year., owing 10 the fact, that Il pos
ses-cs virtues, lying In the bitter principle |
called Eaculin, which can be utilized Tor
the cure 81 PILES. II affected with that
terrible disease, use Tabler's Buckeye Pile |
Ointment. and be relieved. Price 50 cts |
For sale by Mclioberts a Stage.
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The wheat crop T. about al thrc.hed,
and ha' proved 10 be magni6que
John II. West pledges himself to b.
prompt in responding 10 funeral calls with
cofiins and hearse, and rH noi be under
sold.
Mr.. Bette Browning late Mccormack,
died on the Goth uIt, of scarlet fever She
was about ~ years 81 age-!et child
nearly two years old.
Charlie Adams has exchanged farms
with Mr.. PendletCn jenkins. Mr. J. gets
the old J. P. Givens place, and Charlie
takes the stone-house property, formerly
owned by DR.. Rifle, at the west-end Of the
village. Mr. jenkins paid 5000 difference.
PEnsoNAI-. a. B. Cooper, Jr., has gone
10 Lancaster TO do the amiable behind the
counter Of W. II. Smith 4 Coil. G.
Kaufman Is visiting 'the old folks At
home" ....~ Will Boyle, Of Lancaster, and
l.. G. Alcorn, Of Stanford, smiled on IIus-
tonville on Sunday last...... Lest Dick War
ren should get into trouble, we shout
"Hurrah for Richard ~. The annuale x-
odus q girls will include Misses Kate VIII
liams, Mollis Owens, Ella Cloyd and RAJ
chel Carpenter. who 60 to Lexington. 9th
ers will probably leave for other points,.
Geo. Frye and family left on Monday for
Kama.
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Read What Your Neighbors Say About Ii.
DANvnLE. Ky. Jun

- 20. DANvHLE, KY. June a. 1879.
Have used Of the Mayfed Water
and find all that claimed for purify the fou
cisen freeze child years old fifty
foot we'll sufficient for the family durae believe
they will last ten would not buy any other when could get May
field w. II FvANs
DANvnLE, KY. June o. 1879.
We have used the Mayfd Water Elevators
office for several has worked
more durable than the chain pump and lighter draft
pleased with 1t that last Spring chain pump
home and Mayfed Elevator When
cien had become infested with the small bugs that
in ciern and had begun emit After
use of this pump they both entirely disappeared consider
tern know Of and would other when could obtain
them. J. w PRocroR Cashier Contra National Bank.
STANFORD, Ky, june 2S 1879.
of the Mayfed Water Elevators Purifiers
water works with great very durable; agiat the thorough
y gives entire satisfaction would
JONI J. McRoBERrs, Cashier National Bank.
We the undersigned citizens Of Kentucky having
Elevator and Purifier since patented by Isaac Myfe of May
field KY in 1871 and having been that time do heartily
recommend it. and claim lst That will purify the Dust well els
term I'd That will not freeze in the coolest weather 3d. That will
last ten 4h That child ten old draw Of if
yfoot well sufficient for the largest family We certify that
the Elevator addressed will be cheerfuly
Hon. A r. Book NJ c., Mayfed, Ky; Hon. Ed
field KY; H. HALE Pre First Nat Bank Mayfed XVI Judge w
ROBERTSON Cir Judge May6eh XVI Hon-Lrw ANDERSON MaYf
KY Hon. D. BIGGER Paducah XVI M wf, Mayor Paducah KY
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Quite number Of our citizen. are IN
Casey, getting out slaves.
NOrFs.-Mr. Jos. X. Horton who ha.
been living in Pulaski awhile, has re-
turned to "Old Highland" to resume his
old trade ..... Mrs. Rev. q. @. Raglan, who
has been sick for some months, Il improv-
ing slowly. Elder W. +. Switzerland,
who used TO live at this place, has again
moved into our midst, and by the way, he
is widower this time. Look out ye I'M
married ladies.......Mr. A. II. Basiin, our
school teacher for this district, having to
employ an assistant in his school, has taken
advantage Of the hard times, and decrease
in the school funds, by taking unto him
self an assistant for life. We wish them
much success in their school, and a long
and happy life......Mr. J. s. Young and
family have returned from visit to friends
ond relatives at College Hill, Ky.... Rev.
John Cooley and family are visiting rela-
tives in Casey county mfr. Brownlow
Ashley and wife, Mrs. Rev. J. @. Raglan
and Miss Susan Estes were visiting in
Highland. Sunday.
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A WARSISa.-The wild, reckless life and
the tragic death Of George Saunders, il an
example Of the results Of whisky, evil as
sociates and idleness, and Is a terrible war
ming to the rising generation. Belonging
to good family. and starting out in life
wiih fair prospects. he had the opportunity
to make a man q himself had he gone to
work and fixed his aim higher than TO
drink whisky and swagger around a ooun-
try town, with pistols buekeled around
him, imagining that to be a man at all, Il
was necessary TO be a "h-l ola man"
From bad he got TO worse, and charges Of
murder, burglary aud other like
crimes were entered against him, almost
before he had attained the years Of his
majority. Jailed for eighteen months Of
his life, deserted by the wife Of his bosom,
and dying the death Of dog, at twenty
two years Of age, his Fate Is an awful and
terrible warning, which for the good Of the
county and society generally, we hope may
not be in vain.
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MARsHALL.-Mr. Blaine Marshall, for
several years freight Conductor on the
Knoxville Branch, died Of eOngestive
chill in New Albany, Ind, Friday.
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OF ISTEREsr 10 ALIVE have some.
ding to say that is Of interest TO all our
readers In this section. This Is the first
week Of Autumn, and ere long you will
all wan, winter clothing. Hayden Bros.
have a 10, on hand now that they offer
lower than they ever were before. More
than that, they have excellent boots for
men and boys, and s,ou, shoes for ladies,
that sill keep the Zee, dry and warm,
which they offer at reduced rates TO all
Who call Immediately.
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LAxD, STOCK AVID cRor.


fresh cows Tor sale by y. q. Cover.
Capt. George w. Afford bought on Courl
day good mules at - average Of s75.
AZ. ID n. p,... -,
no., ,ls o,Ls, A. M, IA cS ...I,"n
s.v.,.t .nu...u..,. -, .... -. -.
mad. n ,L;. so',.,v :, a, "a -,
D. T. h'ne sold TO =. " u. Stout, OF New
cent. w. ~ "
R.,,s IN. e.,o.. ,.o,,.. a.. -.
bough, nv Ne Yo,l Ist... Re-, 81.
s9e 600
c,ldw.,I h.. ,,on.n, .,.,l %,
corn, which, beside. good ear, ha. fifteen
shoots on IL.
Sc. Owalev sold mi. reek hi. farm n.
the Rush Branch Pike. 10 a. G. Given. for
sl5 per acre.
i j. w. Iasley's farm Of 10 acre. NJ.
Jacksonville. was Withdrawn ON Cour, day
at $50 per acre.
~, ,o,.
Tx -,,L - - ~. 80
cost him about 500 a piece.
The hrst hogshead OF tobacco OF the
crop OF THIS year, was sold In Louisville,
'~'"'' w '''''V i'' """"'eu'
I.have for sale few thoroughbred Cots.
~o'u ram lambs at - TO ~. win take
o'her stock in trade. ). y. farris.
He. Hubbard will sell nj. stock. farm.
ing utensi Is, &C.. on the iith Of Sent, He
will also rent his place till January Isl, /.
DC Is'e' us".1y, o. noy'e, sold 70 Israel
" 49, ~ o'"''"" soo iV' mean OF extra
'"''''' "''s ''O'V '"S' " " Gus per TO-
- r1. ~ ~ ''u, W, .'0m ~ 70 gov
~ - 49, s"' " nv :" ei-o
-. s,so !. s,ss "''' ''"s
VIM. Fiddler has sold his farm Of los
acres at Richmond Junction, to his broth
er-in-law, Mr.. J. G. Rodemer for 5000
MI T. viii go west
J. II. Shanks has purchased the Meals.
ter farm adjoining Stanford, and now occu.
pied by Dr. ]. b. Owsley, containing 1875
acres, at $50 per acre.
=, - -, '-i ~, 49, ''e'' ~ns"
which Is looking finely. and will help out
the short hay crops considerably.
No..
p.0Il,u ."' = ~, H'",' ' ~,
=, so % W u 'oiu ol 'ue iV'"
80 -" So 49, : "se O'."A'u " 'e'so'
10 :, '. ~ . - $3.50, ~" 's mo-
sun : " s-- "e""N CIV
The race between Fortuna and Bramble,
at COney Island, resulted in victory for
Fortuna, in 402l. Mollie Mccarthy did
not run, and has been retired from the
turf. The distance was 4 miles.
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LIScOLS oOgSTr.
HaafsarnIe.

Still Il rains.
X. y. Hooker, Of this place, Ia in very
bad health. having been confined 10 his
room for several weeks.
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LOGAN MATTERS.

SIR advertisement Of Geo. II. Bruce 4
Go.
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SPECIAL CouE.-Judge r. J. Breckln-
ridge will hold special term Of his Court
ON the 18th aud 18th of this manth ior the
trial OF Equity cases
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norr WALKrNo.-'Prof' Frank Stock.
~ cut various antics on rope stretched
from the top u the Odd Fellows Hall 10
the roof Of the fSrrnTon JouRSAL build.
Ing "Wednesday, 10 the deiigh, Of large
crowd that had assembled 10 wiines. his
dangerous performance.
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SnEEP TmEF.-An employe Of DE-. r..
H. Montgomery caught man In the act
Of killing one Of his sheep the other night
and fred at him. The scamp took to his
heels and left pair Of pants and couple
Of sacks to keep him In remembrance. lie
has not been arrested.
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AT The
NEW YEA! Ayn PROVISION STORE
ON. KEPT BY
A. j. HARRIS.

The beat Of Fresh Meat. Flour. Meal.
and all kinds Of Groceries, Bacon and
Lard. all Of which will be sold low
for Cash or Barter Also saddlery
and Harness Of all kinds. Repairing
done in best style. Ladies and Gen
tlsmsn are invited to call and see them
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Cosrnr-Ths Will Of Marquis HELM
was offered for probate on Court day, bat
action on il waa postponed iill the nszt
Court, AZ a notice Of contest Vas given.
The will bequealhs most Of the property,
amounting in value to about $4,000 to his
two surviving sons, and mentions that the
amounts intended for the other natural leg
ateea, four in number, had already been
advanced them.
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A ruIL LINZ Of Buggy and Wagon
Wheels, Spokcs and Felloes, at Ow-ley 4
Higgins
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Mt XEsn AcAnExY. Owing 10 the
failure 81 the contractor to complete the
building, the opening 81 this school was
deferred until next Monday, at which time
Elder W. c. Piper. graduate Of both
Centre and Bethany Colleges. and a teacher Of
many years experience. wiIl he found al
his posi-, Il l. III. intention, We learn. to
make this a frst.clas~ school, aud II the
patronage l. sufficient, 10 employ a. many
assistants a. u necessary.
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CAS'r STAY AwAY.-We have il from
pretty fair authority that WIN, + Kenne-
dy is again at Crab Orlhsl. tiillN
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TUFTS PILLS
are especially adapted to suoh
cases. q single dose effects
such a change OF feeling as 20
astonlsh the suftoser.
TUFTS PILLS

are compounded frem Substances that are
free frsn eny properties thai esn inlure
eks meet delicate orGanizafion. They
Search, Cleanse, Partly, AID Ia vi9er.ts
eks s.tirs systsa. ny relieving the ea-
asrssd Liver, they cleanse the bleed
frsn peiseae.s humsrs, and thus i.part
health a.A vitality q ths BODY causing
the bowels 90 act naturally. wttheaf
which ne enc can feel well.
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Bia sALns. The Calendar Clock men
aold 1856 Fashion Clocks in this aud adjoin-
ing counties during the month Of August, :