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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-08-20

Judge d. r. n. Blackburn Stated that
Mrs. Brown, while stopping at his house,
had told him that Mr.. Lunn bad assaulted
her, and GAINED that her illness was
caused by the treatment received at the
hands of Mr.. Lunn that Mrs Brown was
a sick woman, and that lie understood DR..
Hill had said one of her ribs was broken.
DR.. J. l.. Hill Was called III to see
Mrs Brown while at Judge Blackburn's !;
that she was Ill lad been injured just be-
low the shouldpr.bade and in the short
ribs lie couldn't say positively that rib
had was broken as he had never been able
to make IA critical examination Whenever
he pressed against the rib it made Mrs.
Brown sick.
Charles johnson was called by the pros
ecut1on, but we Gid not hear his testimony.
The examination and pleadings occupied
The time of Friday, aud until late Saturday
AFTERNOON.
Judge Haven discharged the prisoners.
He said the evidence was strong that Mr..
Lunn did not abuse Mrs. Brown ut the
time charged, buE Mrs. Brown had been
injured and had been very i'll, and the
prosecution had not shown that the hurts
were received at any other time or
place therefore the evidence of the pros
cution was not deemed by him sufficient to
hold the prisoners aud they were dis
charued
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On Wednesday, County School Supcrin-
tendent, Prof Gilbert, assisted by County
Judge, Hon. l.. Finn. and Prof. Sox,
examined The annexed candidates for
scholarships in the State University at
Eugene Misses Rosa White, of Browns
vile Lille Robertson, of Halsey Nettie
Robnette of Charlottesville. All passed
tie examination with flying colors, and
the County Clerk at once issued the
necessary certificate to each. Linn county
versity.
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FARMERS of Iann county. rake No..ce.

It is now settled fact that the Board of
Directors of the Agricultural Association
of Linn County have determined to have IL
fair. commencing on the 9th day of Oc-
tober next. This is certainly good
move. 1t was foolishness for the farmers
of Linn county ever to let the fair go
down. Why go away from home to at
tend fairs. and spend their money away
from home Is it not better to have a
fair at home, and spend what little we
have to spend at home Let every farmer
III Linn county come forward to the fair,
and bring the best of their products and
exhibit it, and we shall have a fair like
those of years gone by. Since the farmers
OF Linn county saw fit to stop the fair, we
have never had prosperous season. Prov
idence has disowued us, and threatened to
destroy Linn county altogether. Now
let us all come forward to the tair, and
bring part of the plentiful crop that is
now before It's. 1t really ought to be a
week OF thanksgiving tor the bountiful
crop and the good health which the peo-
pie of Linn county are how enjoying.
Let every man and woman in the county
come, bringing a little OF their tithe-money
along, just as the Bible commands, and
we shall have Il glorious fair. No man
can object to this, At least no Christian
man can. Now just take down your old
dusty Bible and read the 23d, 9th, 25tl
| and 26th verses of the 14th chapter o
Deuteronomy. Read for yourselves
don't require the aid OF a priest to read
| for you, aid do as the Lord has command
| ed you And let no man say what 70,
shall eat or what you shall drink, or where
withal you shall be clothed. This is Tho
command of the Lord. Now all do it
and we will be happy when we meet a
| the fair. J. j. FINLAYSON.
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Personal.

We were pleased to receive a call from
s. II. Shepherd, editor of the Gratst County
Wears, published at Canyon City, Oregon,
yesterday. Mr.. Shepherd is publishing a
lively paper and of course it is proving
successful and profitable. He came down
to secure the nece sSary material to enlarge
his paper, and will soon issue the Ne,rs as
a forty column paper. Success TO him.
He started for home OH the noon train
yesterday.
Hon. N. c. George will pass through
this city Oh Monday, en route for Yaquina
Bay.
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Armed to saae 'Eeesaa,

Is a very common expression, but we
think that armed to embellish and pre-
serve them to a ripe old age is decidedly
more appropriate. This can be done by
keeping yourself supplied with bottle Of
that splendid dentifrice, fragrant SOZO-
DON'T, which will beantify the teeth and
preserve them from The nlYaRes of decay.
SOZODONT contains 40 acids of gritty
is composed OF rare an anfiseptic herbs.
which have beneficial effect on the
whole economy of the mouth. Sold by
druggists. aug,
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Hon. F. n. Wadsworth went to Eugene
on Wednesday.
The weather so tar has been quite pleas.
ant for dog days.
j. w. Roots, near Marshfleld Clackaraas
county, lost all his fences by forest fires
lasr week.
A fire Monday night on Front street,
between Market and MIL Portland, de-
stioyel eight buildings. Total logs. $32.-
600; insurance, $I2. 500. Newbury, Haw-
thorne & Co. were among the suffer-
ers, losing $1,000 warehouse on which
there was an insurance of 81 600.
The track has been laid some distance
from this city over the Lebanon railroad,
and on Wednesday the construction train
made its first trip over 1t, carrying ties,
etc., for the road. In unloading, through
the careless handling OF the timbers, @
Cninaman was struck in the back With g
heavy timber, knocked down and injured
considerably.
After the regular drill of Linn Engine
Co. No. last Tuesday evehiig was over
and the boys pulling out for the house, the
hose boys undertook to pass the steiner.
raising yell as they came up. This
fired up the boys on the steamer aud they
| lit out down First street at u 2:l15i gait.
The hose carriage was on the sidewalk
making excellent time when some man,
whose namc we could not learn, got in tho
way, and WAS Knocked d6svn and dragged
Il short distance before tho carriage could
be stopped. This give the steamer a de-
ci1ed advantage, and it made the engine
house, nearly three blocks away, ahead OF
the hose boys. we hardly think the hose
rather too dangerous.
Father Settlemeir came in from tho
mountains on Tuestlay-tlle first time he
has visited the city for two years.
Miss Lizzie Mealey and brother were in
the city OH Wednesday.
Brownsville has high hopes of being
the county seat of the to-be new county.
There will be neither services or Sunday
School ut the NJ. L. Church on next S,iI-
day.
Prof. Powell and wife went to Eu-
gene City OH Wednesday, to remain dur
ing the session of the Methodist Annual
Conference.
The narrow gauge railroad company are
to erect 50. 600 bushcl warehouse at Scio.
o. f. Holdredge, dentist, was married
J to Miss Sarah Beard at Scio OH Saturday
last.
Senders 81 Sternberg's brick Is being
pushed right along.
Mr. DaYis, OF Yamhll, and Miss Angus
ia Bl idgtord will have charge of the public
school at SciO.
Scio has petitioned to be made a money
order Office.
Five new buildings completed in Scio,
with demand for more.
The water for the depot will be supplied
from the Santiam Canal.
The Flax Factory is running on full
time, employing fifteen or twenty hands.
No one need be idle now, as the harvest
requires all the hands that can be obtained,
while the railroads are anXiously inquir-
ing for men aud teams.
Z. G. Harper is engaged with c. D.
Simpson in the warehouse at foot of Els
worth street. Charley is the boss wheat
man.
The castings foi the trout of senders d
!, Sternberg's brick were made at the foun-
dry, and are good enough-gery crebitable.
indeed.
Warm atterpoons-exccedingly so.
Moonlight nights.
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Notice of Final settlement.

NOTICE IS hereby given that The uudersi2n-
N ed executor OF tlle last will and testament
of Nelson Siynons. deceased, has filed in the
County Court of Linn county. le1son his hniIi
account as such executor and Saturday. the II IA
day OF August, 1880 at one O'Clock =. M. of SAID
day, has teen set by said Court for the lie=iring
ot objections to st3CI final account and he set
Lemont thereof, and any person Interested IN
said estate or the settleiisent thereof, ls hereby
notified to appear before said Court Mt the court
mouse In AIb my, Oregon. on said DAY, and hIe
their objections. II any, to said 1inal account
DANIEL s1AfNNS, JR., Execut or.
Weathcrford & Blackburn, Attys for EXT.
july @ 1Ssn-N
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"a stitch. i'm rd..ne Saves Nine"

We see by late Eastern paper that the
Standard Oil Company has secured the
few remaining rcfinerics OF the coal oil
region. Now is the time to buy, as coal
oil will probably be advanced by that
great corporation. We note the arrival
of a large shipment by a c. \. Plummer,
the druggist. See MIN and secure Il bar
gain NOW.
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At Hfn Neyx SIMON.

FRED wILLERr is how established I'm his
new two-stoiy wagon and blacksmith shop,
on Second street opposite 8. f.. YOungss wares
house, where he Is prepared to do all kinds of
blacksinithing, repairing OF hacks, wagons.
etc He also has on hand, and will continue
to manufacture, hacks and buggies, which will
be sold at the lowest possible figures on reason
able terms. SJVlSinJ
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Corvallis SGage once at Ghe Revere
House,

The travelling public will please take
notice. that the General Stage Office for
Corvallis has. been removed from the st.
Charles Hotel to the Revere House.
Stages for Corvallis, Lebanon. Dalles.
Independence, ETC., leave the Revere
House daily Sundays exceptedl at one
O'Clock z. NJ. ClIAS. PFEIFFER,
Prop. Revere House.
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At the parsonage at SheddS. August
18th, 1850, by Rev. III. G. jenkins, Mr..
l.. G. Thompson and Miss Nellie Jenkins.
In this city. August 18th. 1880, by Rev.
s. G. Irvine, DID, Mr.. George S. Smith
and Enhma .. Backus. The parties reside
four miles west of Lebanon.
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santlarn Acnaemy.

The Santiam Academy at Lebanon, ul,-
der charge OF Prof. Gilbert, will be opened
for the reception OF scholars OH Monday,
September 20. 1880. a full corps OF teach
ers will be employed.
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Clothing Lost.

a package OF clothing, in grain sack,
was lost Sunday, August 18th. somewhere
between Albany and Saddle Butte. The
finder will confer favor by sending in
formation to this office or to Miller Morgan,
ut his farm.
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50 40 % %
will be paid to any Public Hospital to be mutu-
ally agreed upon, for every certificate Of this medi-
cine published by US which is not genuine.
Its Ingredients.

To show our faith in the safety and excellence Of
the K. B., upon proper personal application, when
satisfied that imposition is intended, we will
give tho of all it's ingredients, by affidavit.
The above offers were never made before by the pro-
priefor of any other Family Medicine in the world.
Many testimonials further information, and
full directions for using will be found in the PAM
phlet Treatise on Diseases Of the Blood" in
which each bottle enclosed Price 81 per bottle
ginning ts ounces, 40 10 so doses Sold by drug
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Executor,s NOTICE.

NOTICE. is HEREBY GIVEN THAT letters
~ testatneafaiy on he last Hand Testament
Df Nicholas Kizer. deceased, wfss issued to the
Undersigned ON The ad day of June, 1880, by he
county Court of Linn county, Oregon; tiscFe-
tore all persons having claims asainst the estate
~ said deceased, are required fo present tho
Same, with the proper vouchers. within six
lnontlis from the date hereof, to the uudersign-
VI at his residence in said county of Linn.
natr June q, Iss1-v Isns9
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rs.
John n. Bruce, defendant
In the name Of the State OF Oregon on
are hereby required TO appear and answer the
complaint OF the above plaintiff IN the above,
entitled suit now file with the CLERK OF sal "a
Court. on or before tile fourth Monday, the 2lt II
day of October. ISSe, 1t being the first day OF the
next regular term of said Court and You are
hereby notified that If yOu fail to nppes.r nj
answer said complaint rs hereby required, the
plaintiff will apply fo the Court for the relief
demanded in plaintiffs complaint. to-wit: "A
decree against said defendant for the dissoIn-
tiOn of the bonds of matrfmoHy sullsfSt1ng pc
tween plaintiff and defendant, for the care ,ciis-
tody and control Of the minor child, Lillian
Bruce, and for costs and disbursements.
This summons Il pubiished by order of Hon.
u. F. Harding Judge Of said Court made at
Chambers in Salem. Oregon, June "a, lseo
WEATHEKFOKD & BTACkBBRN.
yI2n39 ATTORNEYS for psfintiff.
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List OF L.et1crS.

Uncai!ed tor and renlaining in the Post
office IN this city for the week ending
Aug. 10Th. 1850:
Baker. Rev G King, I. B
Burbank. II. Moore, Mrs Louis
Davis. G. II smith, James III
Derew, " FW Smith. j VI
FaircoIe Amanda Finill, Mary
King, Sarah 4 Thompson. Louisa
FerrIll. Mark
Z. Ii. RAYMOND, p. NJ
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DIR. @. w. Gray.

Dentist, Albany, Oregon. Office IN Eos.
ter's brick block. up stairs, at large bay
window. Prices in proportion to TINE and
MATERIAL consumed. 11-N
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To E.OaaR.

Mrs. Sarah +. y. HutclIins has six hun-
dred dollars which she desires to loan, for
from one to five years. on real estate Sc
curity. Apply at this office.
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DENTIST

Dr. ID. II. EREEE.AND haas located Ia
Albany for the practice Of Dentistry.
AN work warranted. Once Am P@Rras@
bHeck, corner First and Ferry SITS. fcbl
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DIR. G.. WILLIS PRICE,
DENTIST.

OFFICE in Odd Fellows Temple, Albany.
Oregon. All work carefully performed, and )
reasonable rs is consistent with good work.
lnanship. nS2vf9
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King Of the Blood

Cures a Scrofulous affections and disorders results
ing from Impurity of the blood. 1t is needless to
specify ALI the sufferer usually perceive their
cause but SAT- RhetsHH, Ptnsptess Ulcers, 7HnSors,
Gostre StoeiIin0S &C., are the most common, az
well as many affections Of the Heart, Head, Liver
and Stomach.
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No price, SO. tar we believe, has been
offered for wheat. Tho indications are
that wheat prices will rude low for the
present.
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Summons.

In the Circuit Court of the state OF Oregon
for the county of Linn.
y. C. Bruce, plaintilf,
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Oct. 2G. T7-5vI0

e2- Pure Wines and Liquors for mcdicina
purposes
Oct Dc .11.5vIn
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Culture,

1t is the universal custom in the South to
grow onions from the set or immature
onion of the previous years growth. AS
this season the price Of sets will be very
high, we would direct the attention of our
gardeners to the fact that by proper culture
large onions can be raised from the seed the
first season. This is true Of all the varie-
ties, but an italian variety, called the New
White Queen, is said to give better results
than any other, producing by July 1st
bulbs two inches through, and of very fine
flavor. To produce crop OF onions from
the seed the first season, 1t is necessary to
sow the seed in clean and very rich soil
otherwise you will not be paid for your
trouble. Use we'll rotte3 stable manure,
and 5e sure TO get in the seed as early as
possible in the Spring, no 10 stter if 1t is
ever SO cold and unpleasant for if onions
do not get good growth before the hot,
dry weather, the crop is sure to be failure.
Thin them out early, ND keep the soil mel
low and clear OF weeds, and ii your seed is
good you will have large crop. Sow in
shallow drills not less than foot apart.
When the onions are three or four inches
high, thin SO that they will atand two inch
cs or more apart, according to kind. Dis
turb the roots Of onions as little as possi-
BILE, either in thinning or hoeing, and never
hoe enrth towards them to cover them. The
sets are grown by sowing tho seed thinkly
in drills on poor land, and as they gene
rally sell from ak to seven dollars per
bushel in the Spring, we believe it would
pay some of our enterprising farmers to
try the experiment Of raising for market.
The American varieties are much inferior
to the European in sweetness aud mildness
of flavor as we'll Us in size. The finest va
rieiies come from Italy. The EEoU white " ihiite
Queen we have already mentioned. The
Giant Rocca, of Naples, is the finest of
them all, producing in Italy bulbs weigh.
ing four pounds. We keep lle seeds OF
both of these varieties. It should be mem
toned, however, that It is difficult matter
! &c Keep these varieties from rottius. An
other fine variety of onion is the English
Potato onion. This produces bulbs In
clusters under the ground, and iS a very
early variety. Ii Is much esteemed where
it is known. We offer swo dollars and O
half as a premium for the best peck of
onions from our seeds or sets, samples re-
turned. We viii deliver any assorted bill
of Seeds amounting to five 1ollsrs (not in
cluding potatoes) free of transportation at
any depot on the G.. & G. or the Air Line
SLOAN BROS, Druggists,
,lgisI GreenviIle, 8. O.
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EsT. yS .r IISy.

Ka The t6AsHer "a i ii, "a tgTgs 4 M
yltis@tjSS1 BElDAI5 Il saiAIdiFsYs BAIL
fS04 p.- Stiifien fpr az k2ecfioss 81 n .IS.
e. sse CslpiseG i5tosE IN ss5id
Scad C6gspsfisy. o.
II -ytj lss5g To g fesql stio1 I'd dnEcd BIZ
- sirU s5tysiru OF Dounty sJ0tii mi d tiefg5
dSsh january ifiet koTia ng beeIs
pied by citizens OF elton. siainst ton iissd
a,.,.l SIasl.{ grsek goygIisilir ilis apaount 81
tne e5oye yEueii 5'Djynyliij ~ ss tie sum "a,
Six fhousand Dollars each, 10 ijs fisll,l IN;
ioar annuhi Ipstatments, Without iiItegysits
Notice - hereby al that an election viii
be held ct the folloWipg times and platss,s
between the houys OF 8 o'clock f nj aila
4 p. M: Wiiiiamst lon Township, st WIZ
iieinst0n, february ~, 1880 Belton Town
Greek Township. ~ nfauidinis Cross Road,
hfarcli Q, 1880. at which all qnaIined elec.
tors In said Yntynali ia vi ~ vote hscYii,s
ton or Nc ElikscFipts Oh. ~ 4,
Tho following named persons aig ap.
pointed managers &C, con duct taId election /:
Bolton T0Haehip-1J. IS. Acleef, E. II.
Rice end Il. T. Toifison. Il C
Williamston Township- Il. =. Finson,
Rfaahy Cssssg TIslli iil,-HsJy. ii. Gipnn.
VIM. Callahan and II W. Pickens. z Z
81 40 the close of - polls, the IIianagars
VIII count the woes and deciare tn result,
which result shall be certis IN writing by
the chairman of each board OF inenakeFs to
the Chairman of the board or County Com
raissioneIs, also &c, fifyiDg Whether, d ma.
tive 'townahips have voted III favor Of sIloli nal
subscription. a, z. ID {
r. 8, BAILEY,
chairman County Commissioners.
Shu S<z sccV sl1ss - f-5t4 u .i.ss
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TonnYIlIa.


Mr. II. c. Palmer, an excellel.. young
man of the Farmers Store neighborhood,
quite ill of fsyer......M Mr. jos. l.. Campbell's
little son, Lewis. accidentally got his leg
broken In two places-above and below the
knee-last week......M Mr.. r. A. Daniels is
building neat residence on his place near
here, where he intends 10 reside ere long.
.....Long & Nance will move their steam
saw mill to this immediate vicinity in q
short time, which will be great conven-
ience TO our community......The school
trustees of Fork township have not yet
held meeting to determine upon the
tsachers' pay fos This yeaT. Year before
last they were paid cents, last year 8 cents
and this year II is proposed to reduce to 2.
cents per day in order to double tho usual
term......The Baptists have placed two new
stoves in their Church at this place DIR.
8. II. Heller, formerly of Newberry, welded
Miss ellen. youngest daughter OF Mr.. Lewis
CrJmer, of this township, on the Goth ult.,
W. r. M. FAINT, Esq, officiating.
r. 8. T.
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GsgAyE az soUgH oAi.oIINA,

79r5IAlT N2 -SUUAhl lGARDiINA,'
NJ AsDxRsoH County.
By w. W Htaq,hyelp, Jtsdge Of Probate.
WHEREAS, Isnac NJ. Bryan has made
suit TO me 70. grant him letters of Admins
OF Archibald @. Campbell deceased
These arc therefore to cite and adInonish
ell ksz-.sls=--s -A-ssd creditors OF the said
Archibald @, Campbell, decd, to ke and ap-
pear before me In Court of Probate. 10
s5 held at Anderson Court House, on Mon
day, FebruRry 18th, 1880. after pub bIicati0i,
hereof, to Hhew cause, IL my they have.
why the said administration should NOT DO
granted
Given under my sand, shia 23rd day Of
January, a. ID. 1880.
w. w. HUMPHREYS,
Judge OF Probate
Jan 90. 1850 % 80
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HORSE sHO OEENG
|, ms Af:p ,5
EARIa VIlRK. Al2 s q TY

RHSHE undersigned have formed i o6part-
n nership under the fiTru name CT Beii-
sons& Dooly, for the pi.rpnse ,ne carrying
on aregnler Blacksmith bnsiness. such as
sharpening Flows. Ironing wa CONS. repair
ing Guns aud Pistols, and all Kinds or work
usually done IN the Blacksmisfl glinp. We
are located near the Pfesbyteriun Ghutcls.
ct Tho old shop stand. Persons desiring
work done III our line will do we'll to call
on us before having their work done. 4 q
So IS ABE BENSON
DAVE DOOEI5Y.
i. S.-We have heretofore been erfiploy-
cd with MIR. David White, @lIiels sshosld i,e
O guarantee Of workmanship.
dan p. llsS0 rs
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Al EEMTIo n, s. row BsgYERs I

every examine before
rs
Yorkpr
have pnt l6o feet Tin
them the Presbyterian Building
TfSE STEAM COOKER
dnotba
i 5a. j
u 4. II
torncfor yesip
L. III. sIaEL, West Wavery Eor6es
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completed. The North Caralina I;Uop.s nre
working for this enterprise with great 1eai
and determination, and hope at no distant
day TO have their beautiful country opened
up t. railroad communication with ths rest
Of the world. The Captain Is very hope
fal Of the prospects Of carrying the election
for the railroad in the three townuhipS Of
this County that vote on the question on
flle me 2s.fh instant re certainly aiaii tii5
enterprise success, and it does seem that
that Is what It's friends are working for.
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Do You WAIT TO EEJoY LIFE2--Death,
continued suspension of the menstrual flow.
1t liz condition which shonld not be t-iae5
with. Immediate relief ia the only safe
guard against constitutional ruin. In all
cases of suppression, suspension or other
Irregularities OF the courses" DR.. J. Brad
fields Female Regulator is tbs only sure
remedy. 1t acts by giving tone to the neFv-
GUS centres, improving the blood, and de-
termining directly to the organs Of rnen-
truation. 1t is q legitimate prescription,
and the most intelligent doctors use It.
Ask your druggist for It.
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Anderson Market REPORTS.

The prices current for the following arti
cles in this market are:
Cotton-Middling 123c.
Corn-90.
Peas-75c to 90c.
Flour-$7.50 to $3.50.
Meat-c. B. sides ~ tos; l.. G. sides n I;
shoulders @.
Lard-10 to 12ic.
Molasses-N. o. ACC to 65c.
Cuba Molasses-33lc to 40c.
Meal-95 to 500.
Sugar-7ac to lie.
Coffee--14c to 20c.
Baggiug-11 to 123.
TieS-$I.90 TO $3.50.