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National Republican., 1880-12-20
Rroposals.
Notice to Contractors.
CnIEr ENoINrrR's oprlcr,

WASHINGTON CRY AND PoINT LooRour H. r.,
-. Corner Sixth ana streets n. w,
WAsHISOTOS, d. O., Dee. II, 1880.
g EA LED PROPOSALS will DO received at this Of
- flee until MONDAY, the Sd day OF january next,
at l2 o'clock NJ for grading about eighteen miles OF
TINS road, extending frOm Brnndywinc, In Prince
George County, TO Charlotte Han Charles County,
Prones ana specifications can be seen at this ohlco'
Tho right TO reject any and all bids Is reserved.
. I. W, j, WHARTON,
Chief Engineer, 3
slar.I deli .
National Republican., 1880-12-20

SEor Sale-2Ttisc
NOR SALE
Il several secondhand Landaulets, new and
secondhand Coupe Coupelets, Coupe ltockaways,
and other winter carriages. which will be sold cheap
ROBT. II. GRAHAM, diO.iiG Sth st. u. W.
Repairing promptly attended to. delilm
INoR sALE-TYPE-,A LARGE Font, OF NON
titles to suit purchaser. Address NATIONAL REPup-
LICAN. drl3.tf
NvEW SAFE, MADE BY THE CELEBRATED
N manufacturers MeSSrs. NIdsler, Bauman 6 Co.,
Cincinnati Ohio. can be seen ut this Office.
National Republican., 1880-12-20
/. - FRED'K DOUGLASS,
delS dts Unitcd Slnlcs Marshal u. Z.


i STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELI-
ING, GoRiNER YER OF TENTH AND STREETS
BY virtue OF deed of trust dated October o. A. D.
1873, duly recorded In liber No. $685. folio 2i ct seq
OF the land records OF the District of Columbia,
and at the request Of tho party secured thereby, we
will sell ut public auction, In front of the premises,
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1880, ut o'clock
I'm, the following real estate, situate In the
city or Washington, District of Columbia beginning
for tho same ut the northwest of lot numbered
thirty In square numbered three hnndred hnd sixty.
seye running thence south along Tenth street to the
south side Of said io thence east along said south
line wehtyelght feet thence north 10 the south line
of street, thence west along the said street to place
of beginning together With the improvements con-
aud basement brick dwelling.
Terms The properly Will De sold subject to adeed
of trust, to secure 1900 with Interest nt per cent
which Will be assumed by the purchaser. The bal
ance of the purchase money TO be paid $500 cash and
500 quarterly thereafter with interest at per cent
the deferred payments to he secured on the property
sold, or al cash may he paid at option of the pur
chaser. Terms to be complied with In seven days
All cOnycynncig at purchasers cost a deposit of
400 1T tile time of sale Will be required. ''
', i T. T !. AMaAEEsrEAp AaEs Trustees.
W. NJ SMITH, Salesman. nO2j'delS.l3&lG
GD'THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED TO
WEDNESDAY, December % 1850, ut same hour and
National Republican., 1880-12-20
1880 THE GREAT - 1880

,r, NM, IPENSEN,SSYII.yyAtNIA INSE,S I.y ROUTE grr,,,,,,
sPLENbiD scESERYt MAaNfiFItENf EQUIP.
rRAfEs krE m rom SspSs 'Ss cor
For e Sh ann and s Ws, as SSws oav WIZ.
Sleeping Cars To Louisville and Chicago; 1910 a, ~.
a TG q Ss FsSa Gas hSsso S% 5 % ID G1
with Palace ace Car 70 ri!Ishnrg;
with Parlor Car to Watkins and the North, al 800
daily except @ sunday a. Ky p M dGilS sS;
For Wiiiiarnsport, Lock Haven and ElmIra, at 1910
For Now YORK aud the East iG 10 u. n 2iO and 1000
p NJ On sunday 2lO p M ana 10 p m ma -,
daily, except sunday.
For nrooEyn, New York, all through trains connect
sllorling direct manslcE % Fulton street avoiding
ON sunday, &l0 p NJ, $40 and 1000 p M
Limited express, N,O a. NJ daily except sunday; o,
. l0lcA A., 40, $40, Gjj and 1000 y, m. 40
For Popes Creek Line 6''O A. m and 1iO p' IN daly'
For XnnspSis, SiO a N, aud 10 p M daily oxcep.
ALFXGSbRIA AND FREpERI CKsRuRG RAIL-
NAY ASP AkENANDRlA AND WAshiNu'
FOR Ackandria, .0i TOO 30 H. M, and Ili2O a, NJ;
sssdaS 2 S + & ~ & "a Sn1 r ,ia @ s ma aIn and ! so M oa
For iehmond aud tho south, 7:OOa m, and iioo a. IN.
- daily, and 90 v ~ daily except SUNDAY, s.o, -.
ana % n, o Oi 100 Io spd siSp IN. and
isOo lnidnshL Sunday at oO' aud 1000 a. nv 700
Tickets Information. sleeping and paylor car accom-.
mOdatiOns can be procured at the Onicos-nOrtheast
% Sgst Sc asars M nas bs In 1r t
oheckng OF baggage to destination trUm hotels and
l., p. FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, Gonural Mannser
National Republican., 1880-12-20

INOR SALE Frstclass large new house, with mod
IL ern Convenicnces; IL rooms, two bathrooms
wash.roOm; dry cenlentcd cellar superior finish, and
built for owner by days work; location healthy and
convenient. Address owner or apply ut premises, No.
100 II street. Wtrent TO private parties. no23.lmt
JNoR SALE-CALL AND SEE our LIST OF
H. property for sale. JOHN SHERMAN Il Co, ST.
Cloud building. Real estate aud loans, jy3l.
National Republican., 1880-12-20
w. w. Danenliower ~ Son,
Rehl EStAte Brokers 1912 L street nOrtAwest.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF A DEs5IRABLE .THREE-
ING, CONTAINING FOURTEEN ROOMS, WITH
sTABhE ON REAR; NO. 224 THIRTEENTH
By virtue of deed OF trust dated April Is, A, d.,
1879 duly recorded In lbcr 02 folio lG one of the land
records OF the District of Columbia and az the request
Of the party SeeJred thereby, we Will sell ut public
auction, ln front OF the premises, On SATURDAY,
ipgdescribed real estate, situate lying and being ~
lumbia TO wit; Lot numbered my (Q) being part of
original lot numbered nine (O) and all of original LOT
numbered ten tiOl In sqnare numbered two hundred
and ninety.six (2O5) as sub-dvided by Rev. w. H.,
Evans on the 10Th day of July, A. D 1871, and r0E
corded In ber II. DC, folio nine (9), IN the Sur
yeyors office in the city of Washington and District
OF Columbia, with the exception OF about hneen qSl
and reserved fUr the division wall of q stable 20 be
erected on therear OF sublot hnyone l the above
Terms; One.thlrd cash and the balance In one and
two years with Interest at per cent. per annun 50.
Cured by deed OF trust on the property sold or all
cash. at the option OF the purehaser deposit Of 400
required Mt the time Of sale and all conyeyhncipg At
days from duy OF sale Otherwise the truAte reserve
the right TO rese the properya at the rsp and cost Of
the dehAullIng purchaser amer hSedeya' advertise
WILLIAM W. DANENHowRR,( 4 a,..s,.... I
-''' WILLIAM H. MAIN, f'"''es
THOMAS j. FISHER a co., Auotioueers.
gB- The above sale is hereby postponed until MON
DAY, December 20 1850, at the same hour and place
%iEEfEIAAM %%iiEEEfEIAAMM " " RAfN, RRAANfNENiowhH' Trustees,
dpcI9. NAV Eklg 'f..
National Republican., 1880-12-20
Ior Brent. &o,leee.
Tor Sale Souaes.
Furnished House for Sale.

AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY.
An extraordinary chance to bliy u very eligible and
most delightfully."- located CORNER PROPERTY,
fully and completely furnished, at n great bargain
aud ON long time d. f'l
4 genticman declining housekeeping offers to dis
pose of his handsome residence, together with all Its
mrniture, House and furniture are alike in most un.
bxceptonabe ordcr-practicaly as good as new. The
grounds are large snbrhcimgi with nnrklmg Gnoo
nishngs viii be sold for sl5oo which Is several thou
sand dollars below the actual cost Of the house and
grounds alone. One.alf cash balance H. Ave years,
ut per cent Among the furniture may be named a
out the furnuTc if desired, For particulars apply at
No. Second National Bank, 800 seventh street.
pI
National Republican., 1880-12-20
2Business &hancea.


TIME PAY OF SENATOR'S, MEMBERS or
Il Congress- officers In the army, allomcnts of
naval officers, officers In the Marine Corps and de-
partnent pay vouchers cnshed, Liberal rate OF In,
icrest allowed time deposits. Government and
corporation bonds bought and sold nj market rates.
COLLECTIONS made everywhere by }. III. SQulER Il
CO, Bankers. '' desOBt
wv lucrative genteel, legitimate. Address WIDE
AWAKE care Bacon & Co.,icorner seventh street
and Pennsylvania avenue northwest. del73t*
National Republican., 1880-12-20
Soet anS StoMnS.

A SMALL MALTFSE-CROSS PIN (GINEN BY
IA pupils; the finder Will be suitably rewarded IL
he win leave H'at DUCRETT'S drug store, corner
National Republican., 1880-12-20
9SanteS-SRoo

w nishpd or unIurnlshed rooms on second floor (;
MUST BE- reasonable, ana between Thirteenth and
Twentieth and and il sts n. W. Address Mrs. q G..
b., this oilice. dcis.Ms
A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, WITHOUT FAM
IA lily, want two unftIrnlshcd rooms, centrally To-
Gated. Any housekecpcr In the Departments may
secure desirable tenants by addressing BARTON tie
publican office. .'a'., =, -. cod y ~. dci7-3tt
National Republican., 1880-12-20
w. NJ. SMITH, salesman u. - 'iie inoaSdel,Sla4lO

WEDNESDAY,, December 90, 1850 at same hour and
phTc. JOHN q. AMfSj lTrustaea
National Republican., 1880-12-20
2SanfeS-2 2Hiscellaneo,Is.

S,TUDENTs IN SHORTHAND; THOROUGHLY
- Instructed by practical teacher. Call nt COS rhr
tecpth street northwest from . toT D. IN. dei66t*
I1Lp NIOLOSCELIO WANTED. ADDRESS
" CELLO, Office OF National Republican. i,s2tr
A HOUSE WITH AT LEAST FIGHT ROOMS,
"A Including bathroom, within three squnresofthe
Census Office, ut rent Of not more than so por
month Address ISL, Republican office. dt7.A
yVANTED 10 RENT, WITH VIEW OF PuR
wv chase, small house, with few acres of
ground, north of the city. Address ID. j. A, this
National Republican., 1880-12-20

No. 57,iii, drawing First Capital Prize, 100000,
Ind 81.
No. 7,176, drawing Second Capital Prize $4,000,
sold IN Philadelphia, Paa Courtland, Ala, and
No: G7gl2, drawing Third Capital Prize $4,000,
sold in New Orlcans. l'' .' s' t'.'.'
No 7Ol, sold IN cartcrsville. Ga; No Oi1O0, sold
in Little Rock Ark; each drawing $4,000
Nos. Il ,91l 77,Sl, 81 800, 920i6 5000 each, sold
in New York, Washington, New Orleans, and vii
mington, n. C. .'' "'' .'.'
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
100 numbers from ,sot to 81 i9i inclusive, being
80 numbers on each side of the number drawing
the Capital Prize of 100000, 500.
100 numbers from 7,l26 to 1926 inclusive, being
30 numbers on each side of tho number drawing
100 numbers from GI sG2 to 67 062 inclusive, being
so numbers on each side of the number drawing
the Capital Prize of $4,000, S75. i'.. .
10000 numbers ending with 4, being the last fig
ure of the number drawing the Capital Prize Of
100000, SlO.. .,,.. ',r'.I 90 -
The subscribers having supervised the Single
LOTTERY, hereby certify that the above are the
numbers which were this day drawn from the
100000 placed in the wheel, with the prizes CORE
spending to them.
Witness our hands at New orleans, La, this
Tuesday, December H. 1850. /, r. 90,
a'-' q. 4. BEAuREGARD, Commissioners
j. A. EARLY, |coH'ihissioners'
Prizes cashed in full without deduction.
CLASS a. TUESDAY, January II, 1881,
Halves, ST. :
Address individually and simply "; 4: DAU,
PHIN, New orleans, Ia; or NJ A. BAUPIIIS, $40
BrOodway. New York CITY.
National Republican., 1880-12-20
2ereonol.


S,ToLEN, ON 10TH INST, A PR0MISSORY
- note given by Undersigned, IN myor Of r. d. Liley
10 days bearing date on or about November 10 1880
Payment has been stopped All persons are cau
Toned against purchasing same. Any information on
the subject thankfully received. Il. L. BAMBlE,
Lock uOx 100. .'f ' o. telB-Na
National Republican., 1880-12-20
EoR RENT By b. II, WARNER

OFFICE ROOMS in No. 323 aud $40 Four-nnd.a a.hali
street u. uso In AS Louisiana avenue NV.
, , Call for weekly tpnt.L List r....H '.r....
National Republican., 1880-12-20
REPUBLICAN,
Watches Diamonds $4,000 WORTH OF UNREDEED PLEDGES AND EWELRY
Sold Sale until Sales and
llO5 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Tor aren't. lRcome.

vI,o RENT LANCE, mANpsoMELy-FUR
Il nshed rooms CRATE fires en- suite single.
prizes low; board " desired ~ Gio Eoureenih st.
n.wa adjacent 10 Willards, lggs, aud Ebblit House.
National Republican., 1880-12-20

kJ,o GENTLEMEN, OR GENTLEMAN AND
4 wife, pleasant furnished rooms, wit II or without
board, ~ private G,mlly ssl5 Pennsylvania avenue
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-07-22
For the journal.
IVt s0C OVuf IIdt .
OCEAN GROVE. II. ]. Jnly 8. 1850.

OCEAN GROVE. n. J., July 5, 1880.
DEAR JOURNAL Grove is the
camp meeting grounds TOR the metho-
dist denomination of this section. Itis
held under charter Of the State of New
Jersey, which exempts the real estate
from taxation, and permits exclusion of
such occupations and amusements as
the association may determine. No in.
toxicating liquors or tobacco In any
form are sold, no card playing, billiard
rolling, or dancing is allowed; and
upon Sundays no carriages or wagons
of any kind are permitted to be driven
within the borders of the town. Con-
seQuently no base men or lewd women
congregate here. They find here no
congenial companions and associates
nor amusements of the kind they are
partial to. and such characters go to
Long Branch and Coney Island, where
they can drink and swear and dance
and gamble without reference to the
day or the hour.
There young people who have ac-
Quired the notion that they can't be
amused unless they indulge In such
recreations as are regarded as sinful by
the great mass Of true believers, need
only to come here to be disabused, for
here they will find sufficient amuse-
ments, which are innocent in their
character, and from which no evil can
possibly result. to consume all the time
thev may choose to devote to simple
recreation.
Yesterday was an .importnt day here.
1t was set apart for the dedication to the
worship of Almighty God, of an immense
auditorium capable of seating near five
thousand persons. At the hour of half
past ten o'clock q. M, this tabsrnacie
was filed to overdowing. Upon the
platform sat notable men OF this power
ful desolninstiou, as Bishop Harris,
who, by-fhe-bye is an Ohio man, and
Bishop Hurst, Or. Fowler the Mission
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-07-22
The Cry of "Change."

There is no man of honest, upright
views but must confess that the best
hope of the country lies in change of
administration.-Bs
This is well answered by E. D. NJ.
of the Cincinnati Gazette. He says:
Some of the Democratic journals say
the country wants "change." But /
have not heard that anybody wants
'change'' but Democrats, and 1t is not
at all surprising that they should.
They wanted change when they got up
secession" They wanted change
when they aided rebel armies to break
up the Union. They wanted change
when they nominated Mcclellan and
declared the war failure. They
wanted change when they nominated
Seymour against Grant, and tried to
nullify the war. They wanted change
when they nominated Greedy, and tried
to hide the tiger under an apes skin.
They wanted change when they nomi-
mated Tilden, who tried to buy Electors
and cheat the government. They
wanted change when they refused to
pay the Marshals to support the laws;
and they want change now, when, in
stead of taking a Republican editor,
they take Union General under which
to cover the same old animal and hide
his claws. Changel to be sure they
want change; nobody doubts 1t. But
does the patriotic, honest man, the
lover of his country, the independent
Republican want changeP For what?
Is there government on earth so well
administered as our own? Has this
government ever been so we'll admins
tered as 1t has been since the war?
Look at the results. A country torn by
civil war produced by the doctrines
of the Democratic party; States thrown
out like planets from their course, in
dustry disordered, commerce reduced,
heavy taxation, and an enormous pub
lie debt; vast calamities were the re-
suits Of war produced by the Demo-
cratic doctrine of secession maintained |
by two-thirds of the Democratic party I!
in the field by treason and blood. Such
were the scenes In July, 1856. The
Republican party has administered the
government since, and what is the |
resulti The Union restored; the |
States returned to their place in the |
political system: industry healthy and |
prosperous; commerce vastly increased |
taxation reduced; $700, ,000, 900 of the
public debt paid off; all the vast calami- !
ties of the war removed; and the
country smiling with peace, plenty,
and prosperity. Such are the results |
of Republican administration. And |
the Democratic party wants a change.
What can they change to? When a |
country has all these blessing of good |
government, such as the worlds his |
tory never saw before, what can 1t
change to? There is no change posi-
bic but one to evil. Congress is Demo-
cratic. When Congress met the whole |
country stood In terror of its doings, |!
and dreaded every day of its session |
until 1t adjourned. That is the idea
which intelligent men have of the
probable doings Of Democratic ad-
minisrration-an Idea that evil, and |
only evil, is expected of it.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-07-22
Miscellany.

A faint heart never won fair lady,
but faint whisper often catches her.
The population of San Francisco is
2s3, ,0e6. including 2o.54s Chinese.
Kick your corn through window
glass and the pane Is gone forever.
Thirteen at table is unlucky when
there is dinner enough for only ten.
james q. BeeSe, for many years Law
Librarian at Columbus, o., died last
week.
Congressman Wfliett says Michigan
will give Garfield 'sas large majority
rs ever she gave any one."
A cruel husband calls bis wife "green
fruit" because she never agrees with
him.
The song, 81 VIII Stand by You
Until Morning." is peculiarly adapted
for lamp-post serenading.
As happens every four years the
Democratic papers are sounding the
note of triumph. They do this several
months before the election, and wisely.
The French Government has issued
q decree granting full amnesty to all
persons convicted for participation In
the instructions Of 1901.
Congressman Harry White says the
Democratic talk about Hancock carry
ing Pennsylvania is all nonsense; that
the State is certainly Republican.
Colonel r. c. Ingersoll says of the
Hancock ticket: SIT Is indigo and cop
peras-just enough indigo to catch the
BOYS In blue and the rest rebel butter
nut"
Cynthia and Elizabeth Taggart went
to bed about forty years ago, at Middle
town, Mass, and never got up again.
Their disease, If they had any, was
merely lack of vitality. Cynthia died
recently and Elizabeth is very low.
In his sermon last Sunday Mr.. Beech
er insisted that the old-fashioned idea
that the human race was created in q
perfect state and afterward fell, was
one of the most gigantic lies ever be-
lieved In the world.
Hon. Joseph r. Chandler, ex-member
of Congress, and for many years editor
of the United States Gazette, died In
Philsdelphia, Saturday night, aged
eigbty.eight years.
Edward A. Torpin died last Tuesday
In Philadelphia. He introduced steam
navigation in South America In ls4S,
and was appointed by President Bu-
chanan Minister to Venezuela.
The small appropriation by Congress
will render necessary the discharge of
about one-fourth the employees Of the
Government Printing Office on the lst
Of August.
The heat of the Sun is variously esti-
mated at from 1,46l to 5000 degrees.
We shouldn't like to live in the sun.
We'd be eternally bored with the ques-
ton, sis it hot enough for you f"-Nor-
rfstoscn Herald.
A New Beecherism: eff man has
q big bucket and only pint Of water,
he won't spill 1t; but if the bucket is
even full. can he help stopping oyer?
/ honor the man who slops over. He
is man of measures and magnitudes."
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-07-22

Captain Of the boat not to move the
boat with the negroes on board. The
Captain then came to- Garfield, and
told him that he, the Captain, could not
take the boys across the river without
incurring heavy flne, and therefore
would not move the boat. General
Garfield said he would relieve him of
responsibility, so he announced he
would pilot the boat across If some one
would volunteer 10 run the engine.
Upon several Of the soldiers agreeing
to DO 1t, the Captain caved and ordered
the boat united, saying he would take
the damned crowd across, and stop the
'tarnel fuss. The boat started and the
row ended.
Garfield and Steedman were resolute
and brave. Their bold and determined
manner, no doubt, saved bloodshed, as
the kidnapping crowd were too much
cowed to persist in their attempt to
take the negroes. Had even one shot
been fired there wonld have been a red
hot time on that boat; the blue-coats
present and looking on were worked up
to good fighting condition. / am
yours hastily, GEo. Q. GARDNER.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-07-22

Hutchinson & Baidridge is the on
ly firm that sell the GENUINE Oh
IVER CHILLED PLOWS and
POINTS in Gallia Co., Ohio, and
Mason Co., W. Va.
In purchasing always look for the
name OLIVER on the beam.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-07-22
REV III WiccIN sAYs.

One OF the best remedies for Cstsrrt, nay, the
best remedy We have found IN lifetime of suffer
lug, is SANF0RD'S RADICAL CUEE. 1t ID not
comes with each bottle small glass tube for Use
ir Inhalation. Il clears tho head and throat 80
fhoroughly thai, taken each morning on rising.
able hacking during the entire day, but an rnpsc-
cedented clearness OF voice and respiratory organs
- Esv- >. H. Wig0ta. IN Dorchester lHGss9 Eeacon.
Each package contains Dr. sanforl's Improved
Inhaing Tnbo. With full directions for use in all
cases. Price, s1.eo. For sale by all Wholesale and
Retail Drugglss and Dealers throughout the United
States and Caradas. WEEKS & POTTER, General
Agents and Wholesale Druggists. Boston, Macs.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-07-22
Real Estate for Sale.
Rare ChanceI

OWING TO the continued Ill health of
~ myself and the death of my son,
have concluded to sell my Farm and
Mill Property in Addison township,
Gallia Co., o.
The farm contains about rs acres of
first class land In good repair, and in a
good state Of cultivation, all Of 1t bottom
land, except about 20 acres. The
Farm Buildings consist of three Frame
dwellings, one Store House, one Barn
and all necessary Ou,buildlngs. The
MIL Buildings consist Of one large, two
story Grist mill, with two run of stone,
and one frame Saw Mill, all In good re.
pair and running order. For particu-
lars address or apply to me at Bulaville
P. o., Gallia Co, o., or to A. W. Kerns,
at Gallispolis, o.
JACOB KERNS.
June IL, lss0-sw
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-07-22
soREIY AFFLICTED.

J. O. Eos,roTth d Co., Dencer, Col. Gsnttssnea,-
Prompted By a fellowfeeiins for those afflicted
with Cstarrh, wish TO add my testimony In behalf
1have been eoFeiy afflicted with this fearful disease
for four years, and have tried every known remedy
without avail. until bought bottle OF the above
CURE from you. which gave mo almost instant re.
hef It being constitutional as woll as local
remedy, believe it to be Gil that Is claimed for 10,
o Radical Cure for Cstsrrt.
Very truly yours. WIN. AMETTVE.
OenHer. Sept g, 1875. with Jenson. Elise q CO.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-07-22
r arm For Sale.

r WISH to sell my Farm lying In
4 Huntington tp., near Ewington,
containing from 100 to 300 acres, and
known as the John NJ. Cherington farm.
l expect to sell 1t for less than It is
worth, and will sell 1t to good person
In payments on years time. Any one
wishing to purchase can apply In per.
son or by letter, to me at Thurmafi p.
o., Galiia CO., Ohio.
s.pt. ss. ,sas. y \ ShAAS'
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-07-22
TRIED EVERYTHING.

NeSars. J. Q. Uo82c0rth q co., Uenpef, COT; GtN-
ssemen, Il have used SAEFORDs RADICAL
CURE FOR CATARRH. and it has given perfecs
satisfaction. have tried almost everything, aud
Il Ia the only thing tha. has given me relief. I
therefore take pleasure In recommending its use
Very truly, ". s DECKER
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-07-22

We have secured the privilege Of
selling the photos OF Julia A. Huut
FENNER'S GALLERY.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-07-22
SANFoRD's
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH
INSTANTLY RELIEVES.
q ma FeET ABOVE THE SEA.

TIE following testimonials are rom AZssgs. j.
o. BoswoR1H a Co., Denver. Col. largo snd inee.
ent.al druggists. They report unpteceeeutodly
lnrRe aaies and universal satisfaction. No ether
disease is SO alsrnlngiy prevalent in that region.
They speak OF the following gentlemen As among
their best citizens: