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AGUE AND FEVER.

DIR. C. McBANE's LIVER PILLS, In cases o
AGUE AND FEVER, when taken with quinine' are
productive Of the most happy results. No better
cahartic can be used preparatory to or after taxing
uulnine We would advise all who are afflicted with
his disease to give them q FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements, and as simple pur.
gatiyc. they are mequalled.
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',lsI,,;aas1goAD LINES.
4 - IS
HtcriaoNp AND PETEnsBUEGt
~ 4 m M A n Cn3fYk Wy.

Y. 4
RAILEoAD COMPANY.
.f4oMMENCING SUNDAY, July 81 1879,
u traina on this rsad viii run as follows:
sHr LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
, 1855 A. III, THROUGH MALL daily, connsetina
for sssn 1S'a R kas
s.. .- md Manchester, aid a. HALFWAY on
600 i. M, s HecGonMo b ALTON daily makes
o.oo % close connection al Petersburg With
the Atlantic, Mississippi, and Ohio
raira3d for Bristol. Chattanooga,
w: 40 Nashville, Memphis, Lsncthurg,
i,.,rmv'Iic, and other local stations or
TIA { road, paktrs same lime as by
~ any other line. stops al al regular
c.oo.p N,.a Statlo 81 aioDATIoN TRAIN daily
- =, ~ his traf1 win make close connection
at Perrsbu1'2f fer Norf?tk.
1895 P. NJ. THROUGH NAL AZ daily, connes s
.s.,..;,..i Charleston, Sa vaunah, Augusta, CO.
lumhia, Atlanta, Macon, montgomery
Mobile, New Orleans, and al: points
South aud Southwest. Pullman sleep
ing-ear from Washington for VIII
mihgton, Sayannah, anu re Sontn.
StonF ONLY at Manchester anu CHESTER
and Halfway on signal
&c.,. LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
6:35 A. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily. c9nnsct,ss
With Richmond, Frcdercks ourg arc
49,. Potomac railroad fnr all poin IS North'
East, aud West. Stops at M2 y ne
ter and Chester, and ut Halfway
and ~ Drury's Bluf, on slEnal.
9:25A. ", ACCOAfMODATJOE TRAIN dailI
Except Sunday. Stops at all sta'
tons. -,
fexcept Sundavj. Stops only at Maui
chester aud Chester, and Halfway on
on signal.
AIS ?, N. THROUGH MAI. daily, CONNECTING
''0 With Richmond, Fredericksburg sno
potomac railroad for all points E2s
and west. Also, making close cenHec'
fion With the Chesapeake and Ohie
railroad for the Virginia Springs arc
ali points North and West. This train
stops at Manchester and Chester. anc
at PATHWAY and Grury's blu1, OBJ
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start from
the Appsmattox depot. r,,7,-e ,oora pt,h-
nonC $40 A. NJ and $50 L. NJ; leave Peters
burg $50 A. NJ. and 5:25 r. every Sunday
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BY Frank D. Hill Sc Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctlonecrs,
llOS Main street.

TPITSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
1 REAL ESTATE AT THE NORTHEAST cor
NER OF MAIN AND SECOND STREETS AZ
aiT1,TiON.-By virtue OF deed OF trust dated May
i ISIS. and duly recorded IN the clerks office OF
the Richmond Chancery. Court, D. B: 100 1, page
237 and the request Of the henenciaries secured
nremises located as above described, on WEDNES-
DAY August 6. 1879. at O'Clock p. ~, the TWO
1,GTS OF GROUND described IN said deed as fol-
lows: One fronting on Main street 20 feet and run
ming back between parallel lines s. feet (upon WHICH
there is BRICK STORE with dwciIing apope), inc
back in an caslerly direction ami between parallel
lines at right angles with Second street 20 feet (pon
the same property recently owned BY Mrs. Alice
walsh This property has always commanded fair
rent and from its location offers good Investment
TERMS: Bv consent, will he one third cash the
balance in six and Twelve months, with per cent.
interest added, secured by trt,st-deed.
IS 26 JOHN DUNLOP, Trustee.
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By Grubbs & Williams
Real Estate Agents and Auctionetrs.
No 4 Eleventh street, between Main aud Eank.

Real Estate Agents ana hucilOltfIs.
No. Eleventh street, between Main aud Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A FARM or
i SIX HUNDRED AND ElGIITY.TW0 AGkES
IN POWHATltN COUNTY ABOUT FIVE AlL r
FROM THE COUETHOUSE.-In execution OF
deed of trust from NJ. i. Porter and wife 10 le SUP
scribcr as trustee. dated 23d Arrl 1870. ana nns
recorded thereto require by me .u
court. house. on Monday the 4:h day Of AnguIt,
1873 Chat btiug court at ~ O'clock mo,y xe
land conveyed in said deed. being me iarn khomm
rs The OFFICE lormery owned 9y d. ,1 m'i i,d-
GRIMM now occupied by Mr. J.. ;. irvine, a,io IL .'
ioininr the lands of William f. Royall, /. - / oi
Ter and others, and containing CO. acres n'"ie u
less. . . cpTCE UWEIJIS(;
with ron rooms, and all necessary farm ana o'her
buildings. ,,uo,,so = ~ invited TO exam.
two Iltp nroper,y before the dav OF sac; $500. =. -,
TEpMs un,Irr ill.,. decd. would he snihcHn! III ctsli
~ dnfrnv the expenses of sale and TO pay OH Dond
for 500 with ali arrears OF Interest que upon IL,
ord The residue upon such terms rs the efan.of III
snin decd NAV prescribc but am authorized Dy me
nn5tor to State that II desired less payment III
h Nil be required. and reasonable credit given
for Inc residue Of tie debt secured
iof '''e Z. W. HARDWOOD, Trustee
CprDps & WILLIAMS, Auctionecrs.
YIN is 22,24.26,2S&td
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EDWIN VAUGHAN, Cri

NOTICE.-By virtue OF writ OF ters
" fncins issued from The clerks Office OF the
County Court of Giles county in the name Of D. A.
French, for. &C, rs. Pulaski and Giles ImrnPl az
the 4TII DAY OF OCTOBER. 1879. at me lronI
door Of the of Giles c9nab Sder for
cash ONE SEXTON of TEN MILES OF THE
PULASKI AND GILES TURNPIKE ROAD A 81, IN
said county. running from Pearls burg 10 neat ti
vii .r t'4"' WIN" '' J. II. WOUDRAM, d. s..
Will for j. A. Hale. S. G. {.
JUNE II. 1870. 1eZO-IaW3Vu
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By Richardson & Co., $685.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
I1l3 Main street.

DEREMPTORY SALE OF THREE
i VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON GRACE
STREET.. CHURCH HILL, BY hUCTI0N.-On
WEDNESDAY the 3oth day of July, 1879, at 6
ses Without limit or reserve, to the highest bidder
THREE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS-one 25
feet front and two 26 feet 'front.' running back be.
tween parael liues $50 feet 10 an alley fifteen feet
wide-ou the north side Of Grace street between
Twenty-ei2hth and Twenty-ninth streets, Church
Hill. :. ,,
hour of sale. RICHARDSON q W"
Nv % Auclloneers.
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- BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar-coatcd.
Every box has a red wax seal on the lid, with the
impression DIR. AICLANE's LIVER PILLS.
The genuine MCLANE'S LIVER PILLS bear the
signatures Of G. McLANE and FLEMING BROS. on
the wrappers. p"
Insist upon having the genuine DIR. c. MCLANE's
LIVER PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros, of
Pittsburgh Pa, the market being full of limitations
of the name MCLANE, spelled differently but same
pronunciation. my 12-dcowly
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EAST Boz Nh

Mail train arrives at RichmonJ d..l,
cept Sunday at................. ~
Express train arrives ~ Richmond! G1tiv ."'' !. VI
6L..,-.... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
and on Tuesday, THURSDAY and S',.r -" y. ",
Day connects 1T Richmond mn Ntr
ginia Steamboat t"npany's srr..r.-
Ariel, which lcayrS Richmond ,nr nri
Point, Norfolk. &c, al 7:lj \. II.
ACCOMMODATION Train arrives a, itgn.
mona Only except Sunday at........... goo . .,
A mixed train leaves >laGn'ou =, ~, -
taxing PASSENGERS from Iirgnat Nngt.I i.,'"
from " ashlH2to!i AZ! drriTcs a E.!luuly =. 80
l.. N. daily except sunday. 80 ''i'
A CONNECTS WIKI Virginia Midland rai..,Yf r,.
ing at 100 4. ". FOR i.yrchhary arI t!a...,'
mississippi ald OHIO Raiir'at -,l'fuu. an g.. y.
Virginia Midland railroad, leaving Il; j:tup. " -.
Washington. mag
B connects with Virginia HtHtlrI railroad ,..,,
ing al $50 A.. u. Tor Na>hHginr AMI .YIlr w..
gtnia Midland railroad. lctI.u. Z. $50 4 -.
Lynchbur2 and AtlaE'ic, Mi,,i sippI aud On. f
road stations.
u connects with Valley railroad. lcay!ns A. : p
VI. for liarriSouburg.
f connects With Valley railroad. lriyil: .rll,,
4. VI. cor lIarper's Ferry.
i connects with stage line for Lexington. :,
g. connects with e. T. :. and r. l.. -t"aa.r:, ,l
points on the ohio river and C!nc!rWrl
II connects with SciotO raicy raH.pa! !,r n.
Northwest.
J CONNECTS with all lines diycrtjn. I. .an ~,
Northwest, aud Southwest. w. =. :. DiNN, "
Engineer anr superintendent
CONWAY x. HOWARD, Genera ra.n9.,r l,t
Ticket Agent. mes
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BY Goddin, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneer',
No. 11o6 Main street. &c.,.
TRAAIE BUILDINGS AND SHEDS Al
Il GAS-WORKS AT ROCKETS FOR SALE AT
Auction, TO Re REMOVED IN TEN DAYS
On SATURDAY. July 26th: at ~ o'G,ock d., W, we
will sell ALL THE FRAME BUl.DlNhS AM
SHEDS Mt The lower caS-I6rkS. Some or THESE
buildings are very good and can be removed without
being pulled down. a., ..
potiabe notes with satisfactory endorser.
JOHN II. KNOWLES, superintendent.
POSTPONEMENT.
POSTPONED until TUESDAY. 29th Of july, at same
hour, when they will he soll without reserve
ives ~ j. Fl. KNOWLES, superintendent.
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EDWIN VAUGHAN, Crier. jy2l-3l3w

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A SMALL
" TRACT OF LAND NEAR ASHLAND, HAN
OVER COUNTY.-Pnrsuant to decree Of Iaao.
yer Circuit Court, rendered on the 3Oth of April.
1879. in the suit of - Winn's legatees Us. Winn's
administrator and ais The undersigned, special
commissioners will offer for sale at public auction,
In front OF The store Of MeSsrs. Cox Lcakc. the
town OF Ashland, on THURSDAY the 14'h day Of
August, 1879. AZ ~ O'Clock. NJ, The TRACT OF
LAND. containing 65 ACRES more or less, called
'Bonc:,n and now occupied by Mr.. William H.
Luck, adjoining the lands Of Colonel W. X. Winn's
estato. Harriet Davenport. and others. There Is
DWELLING and other buildings on This place ne
cessary for a small farm. This land is about one
and half miles from Ashland. A plat of said land
will be exhibited at the sale.
TERMS: One third Of the purchase money To be
paid IN cash, and the residue In one and TWO years
bonds to be given for the deferred paymcnts to bear
interest from the Gay Of $ae-and the title 70 be re-
tanned until all tile purchlse-nloncy is paid ana
w. J. LEAKE,
G. p. IIAW,
Speclal Commissioners.
FnuIy V.rcutS Crjer ~ 21-M3w
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FOR RENT.

i NEW sTocK-BRIcK DWELLINGS, Ess
WITH ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS,
in ten minureS' walk of Capitol.
$40 to $50 per month.
TIC east Franklio, near Eighth; IA rooms.
1Ol east Main, corner First street; IL rooms.
432 north enth, corner Clay street; 10 rooms.
Ii2South Fifth street. near Cary: rooms
4Q5 west Main Ozark Row. S rooms.
100 north Seventh, near FRANKLIN; S rooms.
500 west Mann and Madison: 8 rooms.
SMALLER DWELLINGS,
WITH BATHS. &C.
$S to $50 per month. &c.,
Sii west Cary. near Aiadison rooms.
419 north Second near Clay; rooms.
Corner Henry and Catherine; 8 rooms.
III west Cary (Clyde Row.; 6 rooms.
1925 west Clay street; rooms.
612 north Fifth, near Leigh; rooms.
316 north Second, near Marshall; rooms.
53l south Pine street; 4 rooms. = IL
516 south Cherry street; 8 rooms.
STORES AND DWELLINGS.
i STORE aud DWELLING No. 10 east broad
STORE and DWELLING 4l6 Brook avenue.
z STORE 832 Main, near Ninth street.
Il STORE and DIV ELLINCi Main near Fifteenth,
STORE and DWELLING 2418 east Main. !e
FACTORIES. OFFICES, AND: FARMS, 81
y. j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Real Estate Agent and Anctioneer. \.
=. 90 lib Main street, opposite Dispatch
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Ey Grnbbs K Williams,
Real Estate Agents and AuctloneerS,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

A VALUABLE MARKET-G ARDEN
n AND FARM. WITH BUILDINGS, ON THE
CRAIGTUN ROAD, ONE MILE EAST OF THE
the heirs of the late w. L. Tinberlake, we will sell
by auction, upon the premises, ON FRIDAY. ist Of
LITTLE FARM situated rs above, opposite to Mr..
Chewning's. - ...s..
1t contains OF ACRES, lies beautifully, and tie
land is in first.rtte condition. The improvements
are 3 BR1CK-AND-FRA1IED DWELLING with
seven rooms, surrounded by shade-rees, barn and
stable and there arc some fruit-.rees.
This property Is situated so near the city, On
good road aud the soil Is fine, that it offers rare
opportunity 10 any one TO secure nice suburban
cost.
TERMS Will be liberal, and will be made Known
al the time Of sale. GRUBBS s WILLIAMS,
~ "a Auc. ioncerS.
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LIVERY AND SALES STABLES.

The subscriber has fitted up In connection with
his extensive stables one OF The most
COMPLETE AND CONVENIENT BAZAARS
o be found in this country: and having every IA
cilty for the accommodation or stock, respectfully
soitcits cunsignmepts OF -.
HORSES, MULES, AND VEHICLES,
Of every kind, promising that ali Stock. &C., con-
signed TO him shall have every attention, and re-
turps promptly made. 4nH
+ LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES made when required
THE CARRIAGE DEPARTMENT
embraces consignments OF almost every variety Of
vehicles for pleasure and work-purposes, as also
HARNESS OF every description All articles in
thfs department will be sold ut lowest wholesale
manufacturers prices, and in no instance will any
dev iation from such y,rices be made Parties wish.
ing purchase will nd 1t 10 their interest to eS-
aIninefh This stock of. vehicles, &c.
Ii My STABL ES Ore new, OF LARGE CAPACITY,
and nford every convenience for droyers.
Parties desr, ing TO purchase FOR their ewn use OF
the trade VIII find large stock TO select from:
AUCTIoy' SALES every WEDNESDAY and SAT
= = : ID JOHN 3. DAVIS, Proprietor.
+. n. Cock, Auctioneer.
RICHARD SCLATER, Manager.
| j. ID. PACE, Salesman. my ~
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LOST. sTRAYED. AMI FoUNB.

OST FROM NY BUGGY, on THURS
IL DAY LAST. LINEN LAP CLOTH, with
All tals IL. T.. b. worked In black-1nd-red worst
LEROY E. BROWN,
jy2S.2t Ills Main street.
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pwa1tis. MEDICINES. cxc.

J. NJ. VASpEGRIFF, President Of the Howard
Association, New Orleans, November 18th. writes
1.-The GIRoNDIN has been fully tested by the HEM
bers OF this Association during the last epidemic
and 1t is their gcne opinion that il Is the best pre-
marathon of the KIND that has been offered to
the public.
II therefore consider it my duty to recommend
its rse not alone during epdemics, but as an article
that should be kept in every well.regulatcd house
hod.n
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by Jno E. Laughter, Jr., Auc'ioneef'
GIG Main street. ts,, y
SPECIAL SALE OF STOCK Or, SI Ia
y TIONEEY, BOOKS. SCHOOL. SEPEtEliETs'
FANCY GOODS, SHOWCASES, tSa .ernes,
Of the owner who Ia making change 10 onslnsss,
viii sell at auction WEDNESDAY lne oo po ,u
srunt.at 10 O'clock, nj the store NO. Luo easi
street the entire stock of
go9 9RSi s siipp5 its ENVELOPES VEL,
PICTURE-FRAMES INKS, 5its
FANCY GOODS, .n.yrp ,nd
Handsomely-boInd BIBLES, fhAA En- HN
HYMN BOOKS. ,rr,o<,Y pofEc
NOVELS, PERIODICALS OF a.i a annis nc arc
together wi tn full assortment OF SUCH gooos US aie
usually kept in store cf this kind.
ALSO,
The STORE-FIXTURES. consisting OF SHOW
CASES, SHELVING, COUNTERS, &c, &C.
The stock may he bought as whole at private SAFE
before The day OF sale. ,,roxy
400 - Auctioneer.
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4 connects for Milton. y. {. -. 10
y connects for Asheyie and AL i'':"l> Ia "'>''-
North Carolina daily, except Snna'E. .,.s.
& connects for Macon aud 81! points III c'''''-'
Georgia. ,.,. g.. =. .
u connects for ia ksonyile AMI Al! plsEt' !" i'''
rida. .l,.s
r connects for 3tacon and all p"i@.- ~ >"',"~'
Georgia, aud Chattanooga, NasTilt., VI ''"..'-''
all Texas points. 49,,
connects for Selma, MeridtIn, J"''>'i ~
VickSburg. ,.,
G. conuects for Galveston aud ali TX PIN
Trains from the ajUvr- ua.n"'i i#,,' @.'''' -
Richm0ni 1t 4:i3 z. VI. amt t:So J. Il .,. -,
The iralu arriving 1t 3ichinon" Is. go ~
makes c.Use connection win III" : !r-t #t -
Companvs steamer irici t,c ~ 'o.A. -..t
leaving Richuou! Al I:l3 y. W. /" .-''... 30 ."
DAYS, ami SATURDAYS. 1900. T., :
except sunday. ,..,....., . %.
Puiman Palace Dra"iuE-r"1U 49, >l'!'''- '.
rum through o; Train ~. ! 't' h H'"
Richmou 10 Atlanta. AMI ii.H' ''-'' '' d..
s,ist:, and on Train No. AZ iron! ~" ~"
moud 10 Greens bCro. q.
Tickets sold 10 al nru's s'!.l. -''''-.
southwest. ant baggage ch rnt". 'si.'"-" $3.50 =,
Freight Train No. ., lcLy!H. E''i!. NJ e
NJ and No. .. arr.viT: ~ iN+,.'' a. Ill - .,
will have Accommodations !tf a -" .' =
| passengers, who luu,r pwrcha,'' N'r'. ..
| ting Oh the tr:ln, W pIs."H-'E9 W. 1~
other freight trains. ....,y,.
no !ay over checks given on nr. ~ ,.,r.
General IA I''T ".
T. VI. K. TALCOTT. General -r.~ -.-l.----
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WANTS.

WANTED, T w EXPERIENCED
w SALES-LADIES, a frsI-class MILL!NER.
aud reliable BOY or YOUNG NAN. Address,
with references, LYTTON, per Carrier No. 4.
2Q-lf
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"NEw ORLEANS, November 10. 1878.
"navins freely used the GIRoNDIN DISINFECT-
ANT in my private practice and for the Howard As
ISOLATION during the past epidemic in this city, can
testify to Its claims dionfectant and dcodorzcr
In my opinion it is without an equal
MONTGOMERY BROWN, N. D.
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WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED GAR
w DENER and DAlRYMAN. None need apply
without good references. Address - GARDEN ER,"
DisDutch Office. jy 2S-St
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-10-10
An Expensive Egyptian.

Naples Letter, September 15.-The ex-
Khediye, who is the observed of all OBJ
servers, eats three times a day and each
time eats well. Between his first and Sec
ond breakfasts he reads and writes his let
ters. Between his second breakfast and
dinner he takes drive. After dinner be
sends off his telegraphic correspondence,
which costs him 2, 900 francs day. Then
he goes to visit his harem, which is in an
other palace. The ex-Khediye and suite,
indeed, occupy four houses-and yet his
yacht is full. A curious incident occurred
the other day: A great friend of the ex-
Khedive, Hassan de Henian, the fabulous
ly rich Alexandrian, went oyer to Naples
with a cargo Of melons and pines for the
KhediYe. When be arrived at the hotel
Hassan discovered that he had brought no
money with him. But instead of going to
a banker he asked the landlord of the ho-
tel to lend him 100 francs to pay the porters,
and leaving a ring worth $4,000 francs in
pledge-fOr the 100 francs, he returned on
board and steamed off again to Alexandria
''to fetch his purse" he said. And those
who know his eccentricities say that this is
exactly what he will do, and that he will
soon be back in Naples to ask the Khedive
how he liked his melons.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-10-10
tsWas Bilious aud my Nerves were
Quite UnStrung.3

DhEhlDAhs M Jduudfy 1910,
DIR. N. NJ. FEENER, FredOnia, N. Y,
Dear Sir:-I had been out Of health for three
months. Was billions, my eyes and complexion
being yellow and my nerves were quite un.
strung. Had lost my appetite, my mouth tasted
bad, my head was stopped up and felt dull and
heavy and 1 had lost my ambition. have now
taken one bottle of your Blood and Liver Remedy
and Nerve tonic and feel entirely cured.
Yours Truly, N. N. WHITAKER.
DR.. Fenner's Blood and Liver Remedy
conuuering hero" of the times. 1t is the
medical triumph of the age. Whoever has
s'the blues" should take it, for it regulates
and restores the disordered system that
gives rise to them. 1t always cures Bilious
ness and Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Dys-
pepsia, Constipation, Headaches, Fever
and Ague, Spleen EDlargements, Scrofula,
Erysipelas, Pimples, Blotches and all Skin
Eruptions and Blood Disorders; Swelled
Limbs aud Dropsy; Sleeplessness, Impaired
Nerves and Nervous Debility; Restores
flesh and strength when the system is run
ming down or going into decline; cures Fe-
male Weakness and Chronic Rheumatism,
and relieves Chronic Bronchitis, and all
Lung and Throat difficulties. 1t does
these things by striking at the root of dis
ease and removing its causes.
DR.. Fenner's Improved Cough Honey
will relieve any cough in one hour.
DR.. Fenner's Golden Relief cures any
pain, as Tooth-ache, Neuralgia, Collie or
Headache in to 80 minutes, and readily
relieves Rheumatism, Kidney Complaint,
Diarrhea, Dysentery. For sale by dea-
lers.
DIR. Fenner's st. Vitus Dance Specific.
One bottle always cures. 1906.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-10-10
Two Men Fall from a Balloon.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 5.-About half.
past three this afternoon Professor Col
grove, aerOnaut, and G. 81. Williams, man.
ager of the Woodward Gardens, attempted
to make balloon ascension from the gar
dens. The wind was blowing almost a gale
The balloon seemed to be insuficiently in
fated with gas, and rose heavily above the
buildings of the Garden, and soon after
dropped and scudded along at low eleva.
tion. tearing away telegraph wires in its
flight. In moment the bag was ripped
and the gas escaped with a roar Both
occupants of the basket were thrown out,
falling on Folsom street, while the balloon
came down few rods beyond. A great
crowd from the Gardens and vicinity in
stantly collected and medical assistance
summoned. Williams was fearfully crush
ed about the face and head and died in a
few moments. Colgrove's face is some.
what bruised, but his injuries seemed most
ly internal, and although alive at last ac-
counts, he was inseHsible and not likely to
survive.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-10-10

The Springfield Republican says Jay
Gould has been busy grasping new lines
of rail during his Western trip. He has
taken full possession Of the Denver Paci-
fic and Boulder Valley lines, consolidating
them under the management already con-
trolling the Colorado Central and Kansas
Pacific. Gould tried to get hold Of the
Rio Grande, but failed, though he is said
to hold enough of its paper to answer his
purposes for the present. He also propo-
ses to back the South Park road in con-
tinuing its line to Leadville, and altogeth-
or seems to have secured firm grip on
Colorado's railroad system.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-10-10
ATTEMPTED Suicide.

CNcHNArI' Oct. 6th.-Miss Lulu George,
who shot herself in the breast yesterday
through grief at the death Of her lover, is
thought tonight to be dying. The case is
a very sad one. She was a young woman
of rare accomplishments. painter of much
ability finished pianist, and a composer
Of music. She was a student Of vocal mu.
sic in Theodore Thomas college. She was
10 years of age, of handsome face and fig
ure, and was resident of BODaparte Iowa.
She was engaged to be married in Decem.
Der to Frederick Ferriman, an estimablt
young man, travelling salesman for a Gin.
cinnati house, whose home was at Dixon,
I'll. Saturday night FeTriman died of con.
gestive chills, at the st. James Hotel. Miss
George WAS present at his death. HeI
prayers for his lie, or, if that was moi
spared, for her own death, we're couched
in language so passionate as to fill with a.
mazement those who heard them. When
it was told her that her betrothed was dead,
she swoOned. Through the night she had
only partial possession of her reason. Next
morning she stole out of the house where
she was boarding, purchased small reyol-
yer, returned to her room, dressed herself
elaborately, and aimed a bullet at her
heart. She is eager to die, and reprOaches
herself that she did not do surer work.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-10-10

"Uncle Sammy Tilden is smart enough
to see that solid South against solid
North is not good speculation, and that
is smarter than the majority of. Democrats
in the present Congress. boston Herald.
Uncle Sammy has not yet wept over the
treason" Of opposing to the aggressive,
presumptuous and vehement Solid South,
a combination of the other sections of the
country. Still the fact that Democratic
politicians find hardest Of digestion is, that
the South, whether solid or not, is no lon
ger half the country. 1t is at most quar-
fer santinn