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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-04-15
Grain Market.

Messrs. +. GOOdnow L Co. report the
following prices for grain: Wheat No,
., 80; No. 3, s.; No. 4, 50. Rejected,
40. Corn, %; shelled corn ID. Oats, 20.
Rive, 40,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-04-15
German Minet.

I have for sale about IOo bushels of
fine, well cleaned German Millet seed.
The boss red br cattle, hogs and ah
eristock- price slO per busbel-leave
orders at my Office, or at r. NJ. Lude'-
WV. X. GELS.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-04-15

Rev. Charles Rehle, Il minister Ofthe
German Methodist Church, who is
well known here, died of consumption
last Saturday, at the age of 2s years
The funeral services took place at the
NJ. +. Church in this city on Satur-
day afternOOn-Rev. DIR. Davis, the
pastor, conducting them. The re-
mains were sent East the following
morning.
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Noshia0 l2ks n.

Jackson's Common Sense LiBi-
menls- eDSd 10 nsn ~ bss-;--viilHos
hum ~ 6ii.tes. R~qair-- no Ywss'isg.
cooling, soothing. strengthening A
positive cure foe all ailments requiring
an outside application. For ale By
Oscar Seiix, Druggist. Wholesale
agents-McPike 4 Fox. A;ehi-on,
Ksnsas
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-04-15
Real Esfste Transfer.

+ The following is q list of Real Estate
Transfers filed in the Office Of Ed.
Whitman, Register of Deeds, for the
week ending April 18th. 1880, and fur
nished by Wight & Carroll, Abstrac-
tors:
April ..
us. to Jacob BardOnner net 8 4,
T ID, RI.
April s.
Freeman Kingman, Mary ]. King
man, Edwin E. Bowen and Minnie
&. Bowen to James r. Hayward 81
lot 8, on ::s1.O.
Benjamin +. Hines, Mary NJ. Hines
to Edwin f. Bowen Ell S 80, 7 is, X
] W. SIS.
Mollie and C. d. Hale to H. s. Shat
fer nj of n ct and e. Of n WI So, T ID,
R3w. $1,000.
&. w. and Elizabeth Gentry to NJ.
], Wellslager WI Of blk. "a End addi-
ton to BrOOkville.
VIM and Bertha Huebner to King
man. Hayward & Bowen, nj lot 81, on
5st. $50.
Hpih AZ.
Peter and s. J. Peterson to Andrew
p. Peterson sw 81, L IL, K 4, W.
81, 500.
S. A. and Ida Brodine to c. J. Bro
dine nj sw ! $50, Il ID, X 3, W. $3.50.
L. S. to Alexander ID. Tanyer,el Of
II e and q Ofse. Sc, TIC, II 5w.
George Sutton to Charles II. ThOrs-
tenberg el Of 5 e, u, T IL, RS w.
$500.
April 10.
Highland Fairchild, President of
the Assaria Town Co to HOkOm l..
Olson, lots %, 25, q, Assaria. So.
April Il.
Mary C. Long TO John Kelley WI
s Is, II IA X 3 W. Sl.10O.
Edwin E. and Minnie {. Bowen to
Robert X. Warren, undivided Of
south % feet, lot 81 Santa Fee Av-
Greed and Anna Sophia Johnson to
James Magnusen C! Of WI > 81, I ID,
RAW.
/. Thomas and Sarah NJ. Spencer to
Minnie Criss, 10 ac., Of II wi and na
offs wi S IA, T IA, X 3w, except 5 nc.
in VT s IL, Il IA. X 3w. 1900.
S. 4. and Minnie Crisis to Sarah NJ.
Spencer, lots lOl and l0S on 8 st. 81, no.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-04-15
$40 Reward.

Twill pay slO reward for informa-
ton of the party or parties that stole
abeut dsht bsDbei, Of peAnut- frusn
my farm, five miles south Of Ssliha,
about three weeks ago.
loft LOSS tDosesAS.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-04-15

Offers for sale fine stock of flower
plants, early vegetables, sweet pota-
toes, cabbage, &c. Garden across the
bridge Saliua. 1-st.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-04-15

The Board of Education hold IA
special meeting next Saturday even
ing, when matters pertaining to the
new school building will be discussed,
and from thence on the board will
waste as little time Us possible i'm the
work until the building is completed.
1t is hoped that the building will be
ready for occupancy by the first Of
September.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-04-15

Mr.. VIM Dengle furnishes us with
the following puzzle, which We give to
our readers, hoping that they may be
able to solve ii. The secret is to mark
on the squares below such figures as
will, when counted in any straight d.
rectiOn, furnish total of l75. 1t il a
sure, certain thing, and can be done !:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-04-15

John Rumrill, who lives on Dry
Creek, four miles south west of Salina,
met with quite loss Sunday night.
About midnight he heard the wild
neighing o. his horses at the stable,
which was suggestive Of some danger.
When he arose he found the stable
i'm flames, and too far gone to save
property. He lost four valuable horses.
He supposes that some careless tramp
may have caused the fire.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-04-15

The engine at the plow factory was
not large enough TO run the machinery
at both the pillow factory and the plan
ing mill, and the proprietors of these
establishments were compelled to put
in an engine of about double the pow
or of the old one. The new engine has
been placed in position and the ma
chinery is now all run with ease.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-04-15
The Grand and Petit Jurors.

The following gentlemen have been
drawn TO serve their country as grand
and petit jurors at the next term of
cOuri. 80
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kaNsas Central Foundry.
JoSs A.,cki Gardener.

Iron and brass castings, stone fronts,
columns, machine repairs, horse pow
er aud cane mills, engine repairs, &c.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-04-15
Hulrs vapor Stove.

NO u.r- HEAT GOAL WOOD DIT II % AsHuR,
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sm - ~ In s1hAsGf 1re<A rilss va a ssaS,s
An s.sses ssrrass-< ia NJ prssllsss q irysse
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FRANK Z SWENK,
8u1Eoen Dentist.

okes s,-sse f1ssvsA . ws--sss sfsr's r.a.t< Ss~'s
sy~rsa. sfi..zzSao~e.s ss>s sA.S So y~p-
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The Paragraph.
Black and White.
Poll tax is in order.
It is black and white.

IL Is black anu white.
Look out for the black and white.
Now for another newspaper racket.
Supper by the ladies of the EpiscO-
PAL Church, tonight.
Judge a. o. Bassett, of Lawrence,
was i'm town yesterday.
Work on Col. Culp's residence has
lDeen commenced.
Gen. J. II. Rice, editor of the PaOla
Republican, called yesterday.
Supper at building next north of A.
NJ. Clafiin's store. tonight.
DR.. Knox is making arrangementsto
start drug store at Assaria.
DIR. J. II. Jackson, a homeopathic
physician, has located here.
The burning of a bridge at Sheri-
dan delayed the trains yesterday.
Hon. ID. r. Wagstaff' is in Topeka,
on U. S. District Court jury duty.
Several of our citizens arr. contem-
plating building residences this sum
mer.
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rnnncIton ronrnoinr.

Csmpmeeting closed on Thursday
last.
Rev. Re1rosd, of Evansville,
preached in the scbool- house on
Sunday night,
Mr. and Mrs. a. j. Bona6eld are
visiting Mr.. aud Mrs. Wilaer Pos
ten, at Masontown, at this writing.
Judge a. f. Raymond aud three
daughters, Misses Jennie, Julia aud
Lilly, were visiting ~ the residence
OF w. S. Hay mond, last week. They
returned home Friday,
Now it's Squire Shafer. # you
please. Well, if elected, Gus will
make No. officer, and 1 pity the
boy that tries to hook bis water
melloLs.
The teachers examinations held
here Gu Saturday was conducted by
Prois. w. S, Bayles aud A. j. ELL
Oft. j learn that all teachers pres-
ent passed good examination.
w. s. Raymond. of West End,
went to Rowlesbprg on Saturday
night and addressed the Hancock
and English Club at that place.
Tue Democrats vail organize 9
Hancock and English club at this
place.
The Garfield and Arthur Club met
on Saturday night. Deacon A. y.
Summerfeld was the orator OF the
evening, go | am told, aud the way
he went for the poor Cd Deems. i.
was q caption. J NJ. Jeferys, G. NJ.
N. read an ABSTRACT from Woodlord' 6
speech, Gliding down the stream IN
my little canoe, which brought
tears to the eyes OF all present. |
am sorry ! 'wasu't present to hear
Bro. Summerield' 8 speech &c / could
report 1t.
Mas Jennie Maukins, OF Tunnel
HUI, 10 lying very low at Newburg,
with scarlet lever.
SELDOM Seen ls said to be in "a
"mournlul condition since the
"Rosebuds" haze gone back on hlm.
Tut, tutt told you 20. my boy.
Gov H,un, as usual, paid Newour.
a VISIT on Sunday. Gov, # that ere
celft amt forthcoming nov ia a
short time you'll hear something
"drap."
Henry Keller of Grafton, was Wis
iting Harry Zimmerman on Sunday.
Polly q. l..
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Commissioners Sale.

Pursuant 10 decree OF the Clycuit
Court Of Preston county. reu-
dcTcd at October term, 1879. In tho chan
oorYcasc OF james n. Carroll ct al agaiDst
John Shaffcr ct AZ, ! viii, on
HondoU, me- mn my Of OJio5cr, fSSO.
III beng court day), offer for sale 10 the
highest bidder, before the front door ~
The Courthouse Of Preston county. W.
Va, the
ONE HUNDRED AoRRs or LAND
decreed % be- sold IN said case, situatcd ON
Deckard's creek, m Valley district. pre-.
ton county, West Virginia, adjoining
lands Of w. Loar, ii Iinn and otbers II
being the same land that was sDId and
conveyed by Henry w Huddleson and
wife ~ the defendant, John ShAnor, by
deed bearing date september the .. 1872
this is - productive tract of land. "a portion
OF which is improved with dwelling house
and other bull on b..
Terms The land will be- sold for suf.
6cicnt cash 10 hand to pay costs Of suit
and sale ami the residue upon credit Of
six, twelve and eighteen months. the pUr-
CHASER executing bonds with approved ga.
curiiy, bearing interest from day Of sale
fnr Che deferred payments OF the purchase
money
j. n. CARROLL, Comr
Sept 4 1880
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GREKNB4CK coNTENrION.
They Mako a Few NOunnOttsns
and Adjourn.

Pursuant to announ cement the
Greeuback party o! Preston county
met in convention. in Kingwood, on
the 9th inst.
La the absence Of the chairman Of
the executive committee, S. T.
Wiley called the convention to or
der. whereupon L. q. Baker was
elected chairman, aud VIM. NJ. Shat.
fer Secretary.
Ga motion of Edmond Messen gea
all nominations were made by accla-
nation.
Mr. Wiley nominated John Fox
for Assessor on the East side, and
on motion Of JAS. III. Miller, II. II.
Potter was nominated lor assessor
on the West side.
Andrew Spindler, of Grant, II,
NJ. FELTON,, Of Portland, and VIM. II.
Jenkens, OF Reno, were nominated
Tor County Commissioners.
Layman Rightmire was nominated
for the House Of Delegates, from
the West side. and Wm IL. Glover
from the East side.
j. G. Baker was nominated as a
candidate for President of tie coun-
~ Court.
ca motion no further nominations
were made and the question of can
didates for Sherig, Prosecuting
Attorney, and State Senate were
lett with the executive committee
There being no further business
before the convention, Mr.. Wiley
made a,stirlng address, after which
the convention sjournrd.
l.. G. BAKER CHI n.
VIM. NJ SHAFFER Sec.
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PhHsONtLs.


iii About 7ToVtuu Humanity go this
Vicinity.
Miss Ethel 5noof, OF New burg wa. wiz
ting at Col HourOos this week.
P.of p usul Of Farmont, was ia
town tms week selling musical Instruments
and doing some tuning"
Messrs Frederick and WIN. Copeman
went over % Portland on Wednesday,
having put In applications 10 tesch schools
M that district the coming winter
Mr John Gusamab, Of Valley district,
made as a short V.si' itst Monday
Miss Minnie Hc,rmans lcfi for Balti-
more Wednesday to attend the Seminary
at that place, II being the same school Gle
attended las year.
Mr. Draper Hughes has gone Co Bu
channOn 90 superintcnd the building of a
new church At that place Draper ia an
excellent workmaH and deserves . good
position.
Mr. John H Brown has recently re-
turned from bic trip to The West He
comes back very much Improved ia hcalt
and well pleased with bis trip.
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Kingwood Convention.

On Saturday afternoon the citi-
. me of Kingwood district came
pouring iu and by . O'Clock p. NJ.
the population of HowesviIle was
increased to scores Of enthusiastic
Democratic yOtera. At half pact .
o'clock the house was c.iled. to order
by the President OF the Hancock
club, and r. w. Monroe, the per.
manent chairman, escorted to tho
chair. Tn Co', thanked the con-
ventlon for the honor conferred up
on HIM but, owing to the lateness
oil the hour relralued from speaking
at length. The order Of business
wac then taken up anl the denber-
alton OF the convention resulted in
the nomination OF the following tick
ct For Justices of'ahe Peace, Gu.
j Shaiier and John r.. NeH; for
ConsuabIes, +. +. Caufeld and ]. A.
Fawcett, and for Road Super visor
Michael Lynch. The nominations
were all male unanimous by The
voice Of tho convention. All Demo
Gratis, Of good standiEg were made
delegates TO the Cranberry Conven
uoh REPORTER.
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JACKSON g. FEATHER.
Commissioners Sale.

Pursuant TO The provisions Of decree
of the Circuit Court of MopougaliA cCun-
~, West Virginia, rendered by said Court
AT its special term, held nj the Court -houso
OF said county, ON the Goth day Of July,
1850, I'm the cause Of George =. Mcbride
versus Harvey B. Chess Ct al, tho under.
signed Special Commissioner In said de
cree named will, on
T"'SddD. ne 2Sh Ddy Of September, 1850,
(bcing the second lay OF the September
term, 1880, of the County Court of snid
county and Statc,) on the public ground,
In front of The Cuurt- house door I'm Nor
gahtowr, In said county, sell the undivid.
ed moiety OF the
InmrRRN THOUSAND, FuuR- HuNpRED
AND EIGmT AURHs or LAND,
more or less, and it's appurtcnanccs I'm said
decree named, situate, lying and being I'm
MCLOBgalia and Preston counties. West
Va, known as "The Monongalia Iron
WOIks' aud Laurel Iron WuTks," re-
spCctiy,ly. and ON tie following terms:
Enough of said purchase m, ney TO pay the
{, sits OF said suit and sale, to be cash In
hand, and for the residue "A credit of o, IL
and IL months will be gwen, the purchaser
executing bonds with approved personal
security for said deferred payments, bear
iug interest from the day Of taid sale, and
"A lien retained on said real ettate, and its
appurtenances, 20 sold, for said unpaid
purchase money.
Upon said prtmisea aressovcrnl valuable
farms, fine water power, valuable flour
ing mill, iron furnaces and several Valua-
bic dwelling houses, Nc
l.. s. HuUGm, Sp' Com'r.
August 81, 1880. u29n42
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Reno convention.

FRLLoysgItLE Sept The Demo
Gratis Of Reno district met at Fellows.
vile today according to previous an
nounccmcnt and the meeting was call
ed to order by Peter linn member
OF tho County Executive CommiQee.
On motion made by }. IL Phillips a
resolution was passed admitting all
Democrats in the district as delegates
10 the county convention which meets
a: Cranberry on the It'll.
After a consultation Of the matter "a
resolution was passed that the district
make no nominations for district Of
iiccrs
On motion tbe meeting adjourned
PETER ZINN, Prest.
T. j. STEVENS, Sec
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TO Democratic Clubs.
TUNHfLroN w. Va, Sep,

TUNHELrCN w. Va, Sep, 6.
Ed,lor Arqv8:
Having been authorized by the
CeDtr4l Executive Committee Of tie
S,.I, go Ger 4s County J. sctor for
Preston county during the present
camragn I aesiIe 20 avail myself Of
your columns for the purpose Of re-
guessing the secretaries oil the VAR
Gus Hancock and English clubs io
the county 20 inform me by mail, or
Otherwise, OF the number Of persons
enrolled, aui the meeting night OF
lus week
! shall enjeagor to visit each o
The oiubs dining The canvass, AMI
make an effort to secure speakers
for all.
It is Yitally necessary to success
that clubs be orga Izsd in every To-
cality where lt is possible to secure
a suthcieucy Of menberp, and no
pains should be spared by the friends
Of Democracy to bring about such
result. The camp fires Of bho enc
my are already blazing. Let us not
be outdoue, but prove 10 our fellow
citizens throughout the State that
The spirit Of patriotism aud honesty
is still londly cherished by the De
mocracy Of Preston.
Repeatedly you're,
W. RAYMOND,
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Vest Virginia University.

Nine departments OF study - Text.
books furnished at cost - Calendar are
ranged tO suit teachers - expenses for
one year from Sl7j O. 5000 - Nou-scc-
tartan, liberal. and thorough. Fall torn
begins september ist, 1850. Attendance
ast year FROM - counties of Wost Nir-
LIMA and from $ States aud Territories.
For catalogues aud other Information
pply to the President j.. r.. THOMP-
ON, MorEantowu, West Va.
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"a We nave just received car load
of Fertilizers, as follows:
Whtman's Phosphate Of Lime.
Whtman's British Mixture.
Walkers Bone Phosphate.
Walkers Old pittsburgh Phosphate.
These Fertilizers are the very best for
our section in the market, and will bo
sold at the very lowesr prices for cash.
SmAPFRR 81 BoNABIELD.
Tunnelton, August p, 1850 1904
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To the holders Of County Bonds-from
No. / 90 80. You are hereby notified
that on the IT. day of October 1880, al
my office TO KngwOod. I will take ~
such as shall be- presented and such Of
Oh above numbers as are not presented
" cer' 90 bear interest from that date
fdO CSC Of llt County Court
X. 81. FoRD g. T.. G..
Aug 2t-uY
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PortIand ConYention.

CRANBERRY, Sept. 4.-Tbe Port
land district Democrats met IN con.
yentioO, in Adairs Hall, at this
place, at 2 p NJ, to-day.
II. G. Wortbin6 ton was called to
the chair, and VIM. Dodge acted Al
secretary. On motion, all Demo
crate Of Portland district who may
attend 4be convention Will be rec
ognizedsas delegates, On motion
Of John. D. Peters, the convention
decided 10 hold district conven-
ton At Ora nberry on the 18th inst
TO consider the proprieiy Of nomi-
mating district officers.
Col. Jno a f Martin sddre,sed
tie meeting, and after three roulog
cheers for Hancock and English the
convention adjoured
H. 9. WoRrHINGroN PresL
VIZ DODGE Sec,
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Independent Candidate for Justice.
We are authorized to announce John
Poulston Of Reno district as an indie
pendent candidate for Justice Of the
Peace in his district.
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BLACKSMITHLNG-

The undersigned would respectfully
call the attention oftho people Of Port
land and vicinity, to the fact that he b.
prepared to DO any work in bis line iu
a good workman manner, cheap Tor
cash or produce, T.. j. MILLER.
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KINGwOOD, w. VA. SEPT. Ii, 1880
LOCALS.

LOG AL S.
Advertise in the ARGUS.
| -%.%.
Blotters for sale cheap at this Office.
The ARGUS and the Wheeling Register.
! for $3.50 year.
DR.. Hardy. OF Cranberry, gave us q
! pleasant call on Tuesday of this week
Blank .uote,-looso-f for salo cheap at
this onpce.
rvou want oranges or lepQos. go to
II. Il. FogIo's. Portland, and get them.
Capt. w j. Lavellc, of Tunuelton
showed his smiling counionance on our
streets Monday.
r. b. Foglc keeps the best coffee
! green or Drowned for the least money.
The firm of McCafIerty d Hughes has
been dissolved, Mr McCGGertY now being
the sole proprietor.
s.~S.~-
If the letters Of some of our correspond
ents do no; appear in onr columns they
INNS, ren,n;,'r ,b,, .,Choso o.. ,.i,,io.i
lines"
.-.-
From our RscdsvillS correspondent we
learn that DR.. Jno. d. Hall, of that plac,
Will attend medical lectures in. Baltimore
! during the coming winter
-,~s..-
Dr Geo Is. Hardy has lately purchased
very hUe dental chair which he will
hereafter have with Inn when he Visits
Judge ShaS was summoned homo last
! Wednesday on account Of the serious i'll
/ less OF his youngest child which was no,
/ expected 20 live.
/ u,,.-,,I..,,.,
.,nl.I,aa 49,. -, 81. ,-,;', ~
,,s.''.i-, -,
-
We had several rlessanI calls this week
from friends from various parts IF the
county. Many of thcm deposited u sup
60
On AZ, Satmday at the uowcsvillC Con
yenIion money was ralrq tor The purpose
of purchasing silver fife for the drum
c n S Of The Hancock club of this place
Mr.. Michael Lynch, The ffer, is Just the
man that can elbow" on that instrument.
- -
- w "a"' ."o'n po"'',' - oie"nso
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snaily except SUNDAY. tDaily. tDou't
stop here. Besides the abOve>pamed
trains there is a WY Train with pass
enger car attached, that goes both east
and west daily, except Sunday.
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B. & 0. R. R. TIME TABLE.

Condensed time table Of Passenger
Trains of the Baltimore Is Ohio Railroad, ,
for the stations named below, which cook
effect May y, 1850;
EASTWARD BOUND.
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'"O OV'II'"b "

DR. Geo b. Hardy has lately purchased
a very duc dental CHAIR which he will
hereafter have with Inn when he visits
the various carts Of our county
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Public speaking.

Jno. Barton Payne Will speak ct Fc ows
vile On Saturday, Srptombes 10 b, 81 3
O'Clock y NJ, and az Evansvil At -
O'Clock the same evening.
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From our R,cdsville correspondent we
learn that DR.. Jno. d. Hall, of that plac,
will attend medical lectures in. Baltimore
during the coming winter.
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PATTERSON 0RGkNTlssSl5E A N 92s

Three cots RcOda, q Octuvcs,i3 stone. III
mCnsVus llnilht. e in.. .Nidth. a. iu p1pth "a
In. Improved knor t'Vcu ana Grand OMAN Ru,o
swell Tho s'ylo of this Organ iR beautiful ana
portion eul beautiful hntfh Tho caso b. cf sulil
BLACK walnut, tastCfully ornamyntvd with hand.
somo Notified French Walnut puucls witch Lciug
highly finished. contrast admirably with Dark Wal
nut Of Case. Tho tonc ~ rrmarka blc for purity
and Bwootnesa, combined with volume. VA
rioty and brillianCy. Tho touch ia Quick,
'c9ponsive and pliont, and, in fact. tho whole
ns Fumcnt IN action AMI ease haI every requisite
Of the most perfect Parlor Or,,an. e.: NO bet
tor orr an can DO purcLnnod FOR family
uso. ga You pay for inst rumcnt only
after you Navo fully toEttd it az Your
own home ! o .'GNr, ltuot Hs r. presented return
IL at my expense I uJyiug freight hotn ways zach
instrument boxed ai. delivered ON cars lcro for
only $85. Fully " .'rrnntod for O yeRrn.
Romcmbcr this ofyor is Ht Wy loWcft Rot Carh
Wholesale Factory p-iCc, therefore no rc,iuc
ton can bo undc. Or,l,r az Uuco irom thls niNCr
tTcmont. giving nR roi,r'uco aly responsible Bank
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If the letters Of some of our correspond
ents do no; appear in onr columns they
must remember that These are political
lines"