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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-09-22

BuDDE pays the highest market
price for corn and oats.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-09-22

U. B. CHURCH. -Serviccs every Sabbath at IL
A. n. and 3 r. N. sunday school Ut 2x A. n,
d 4. HUTCHINSON,
Pastor.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-09-22

ALL the different brands of ma
chine oils at DeWitts.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-09-22
n TO LOAN.

mONEx ~ LOAV.
on Real Estate Security at 10 per
cent interest payable annually. Call
on e. w. MILLER.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-09-22

PURE sweet apple cider at Budde's
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-09-22

Machine oils at DeWitts.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-09-22

BRICKl RRICK9
One Hundred Thousand Brick
for sale CHEAP. Enquire of
CHAS. MURTHA.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-09-22

NV JEssr sweet potasoes
Dudds1A
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-09-22

MACHINE oils at DeWitts
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-14

sixty-one to torty-flve, but upon re-
consideration and after q long debate
| was defeated by vote of sixty-six to
forty-five. .
On Saturday some time was spent Il,
the House on the question of purchas.
ing stationery for the engrossinx de-
partmont, and other minor matters.
whe,, the appropriation bill, allowing
$ll2,742 for executive and judiciul do.
part,ncnts. passed to its third reading.
The legislative appropriation bill pro.
viding for $4,000 also passed a second
reading.
The convict lease system Is attract
ing considerable attention, and Il bin
to repeal all Acts authorizing leases
was rec"'nmi'tcd by the Senate to the
committee on Saturday, a motion to
indefinitely postpone the bill being
lost by the casting vote of Lieutenant
Governor Kennedy, the first vote he
has had the privilege of casting this
session. During the discussion u re-
port was read from DR.. Pope, Of tic
penitcntiary, that tho convicts now on
tie E'isefcld and Trcuton Railroad
have been badly treated. On the 9th.
Q" maud it was cla;mcd that under the
present management Of the Greenwood
and Augusta Road and the French
Broad Road the convicts arc well
carcdior. y strong sentiment is mani
tested to abolish the lease system alto
getlcr and put the convicts to work
Ill The pcnitentiary walls, or else to
leave The leasing to the directors of tho
penitcntiary, with full power to re-
quire proper treatment.
All the constitutional questions will
be considered carefully by II commit
tee during the recess, at which time
such measures us they may rccommcn
Will be carefully considered.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-14

is fact, as thope0ple hold them in
contempt. Matters are becoming rap
IDLY worse. Ytu know how quiet this
district has hitherto been-how tho
people of 1t deted tho Land League
but its power !s now making itself
felt. Notices were posted np last
night along thoroad near my house,
warning the te,ants on tho Collins
miilors) estate not to pay their rent
unless they gotta reduction of twenty
per cent. under Griifith's valuation"
THE oRASGEMEN ARMINa.
The League meeting is to be held ut
Scotstown, County Monaghan, to-nlor-
row, and and an anti-League meeting
will he held there at the same time,
Lord Rossmo,e presiding. Rough
work Is expected. The Oramgemen
intend to 70 armed. O'Kelly and Sex-
ton were to speak at Brookborough
yesterday, but as the Orangemen re-
solved to march to the meeting the
magistrates forbade both gatherings.
The most remarkable event In conncc-
tion with this episode, however, is the
part taken by Protestant rector who
issued the following notice: -"Mcn of
Uls.er, some evil disposed person, do.
string to stir up strife and cause
b'oodshcd in our ntighborhood, has
posted mp II notice calling upon the
Protestant tenant farmer to oppose at
tho land meeting on Tuesday next the
Roman Catholic tenant farmer with
whom his interests are identical. AS
your true friend call upon YOU to
treat with contempt such advice. Too
long has creed been bounded against
creed in this unhappy land"
AN IRISH AMAZON.
Miss Harriet Gardiner, of Farmhill,
hilIala, who was almost mobbed YES
terday, in Ballina, and who iptimidat-
ed the crowd by drawing revolver,
Is considerably over fifty years of age
and is ali old maid Of unpreposseesing
appearance and attire. She is very
masculine woman. rides and drives
about like q man, hitching aud un-
hitching her horses. She always goes
armed and is q regular daredevil. She
goes out shooting with her dogs and
Jumps over bog holes like boy. She
Inherited Farmhill from her mother,
and drove her father, Major j. Gardi-
ncr, out of tho place. Size scarcely
ever recognizes him or any of his
children BY his second wife. She lives
solitary life. surrounded by queer
household. She is reicrtlesa woman
with her tenants, and her pluck has
hitherto enabled her to carry every-
thug with q high hand
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-14
Congress.

Congress is doing nothing. Tho
House is at a deadlock on a rule for
counting the electoral vote. 1t is q
Senate resolution, and provides that q
vote shall be counted unless both
houses agree to reject 1t. The old Re-
publican rule Of 1872 provided that a
vote should be rejected unless both
houses agree to count it, and was
manifestly Ubiquitous. Although such
men as Conkling and Morton in tho
past had taken strong grounds in favor
OF the proposed rule, the Houee Radi.
Gals have resolved In caucus now to
oppose 1t to the last extremity. Robe
son, Grants secretary of the navy,
who sqMandered a hundred million
dollars it is said fiaudulent|y, is the
head Of the stalwarts and advances the
proposition abandoned in 1877, even
by Republicans, that the President of
the Senate alone has the power to
count the votes, aud that the two
houses have only to sit down with
their fingers in their mouths, and let
him have his sweet way. AS usual
about twenty Democrats are absent
from their seats and quorum cannot
be secured when Republicans refuse to
vote. AS no ono disputes the result
Of the recent election it is easily seen
that the Radicals arc only contcnding
for precedent by which Mr.. Chester
Arthur may assume to decide the count
III 1885.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BEWARE or MUROURY.--One thousand doilara
~ ~ g9ld WIN &c paid Lor every grain OF mercury
or othor mineral SUBSTANCES found IN May'Ap-
PIE Liver PlllS. Price Is cents for large boxes,
Sold by all Druggists In this county. :
az EurAtA. ALA. March 8, 1878.

~ EuTALl, ALA. ,Maroh 6, 1873.
AT. y. HhoelJelds Dear Sir-I take pleasure In
Fead both on h2rses and cattle, and with great
success, especially on q very poor COW, Which
D9ught ~ AUCTION; She gives now over two
gallons OF milk. with good prospe It OF in
creaslng; Notwithstanding tho prejudice en-,
terlalned Tor o. her powders that I had tried,
and which proved worthless, do not hesitate
claim for 1t. j. II. SHEENAN.
=, 0entlemen-we have given shoenfeld's Stock
Ffek 10 your horses. and find that It Is all you
can claim Tor 1t. Yours truly,
Propr's Livery and Sale Stables. id st., Macon,
Ga. Sold by the Druggists OF this county.
DIR. j. G. MOFFE1'r-Dear Sir-Since learn.
lng its value. ] always keep your reethine
fTeethlqg Powders) In my house, and consider
II nm indispensable medicine for sma II chi ltlNn.
mare sno'0h It to remove tco,'ns achen all other
Tehsa1eS had JdHed. M. NJ. MOORE.
Clerk City COuacil.
COLUMBUS, Ga, Feb. 6, 1873.
DIR. O.. j. MOFFETT-Dear Doctor-We can
commend your Teetbina Ereething Powders} os
1or the loose bowels or erlptlOns OF our chill.
bills. Yours truly "
b. T HATCHER,
COMMISSION Merchants.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-14
BRIGHT'S DISEASE

and other affections Of the Kidneys I'd bladder
are sometimes brought on and often aggravat
If taken IN hneEses ms wod OF the no sSnpR 9n
majority OF cases yield to treatment. No medi-
cihe Is SO We'll suited for this rs Rankin's Com
liable healing tonic to the parts allays irl1ta.
tl9n, and restores healthy action.
nrngdp,sts rrep,atsd oniy yy by HUNT, hankin 3 Lamar:
Druggists.
,,.,,, FORSYTH Ga. Dec. !, 1877.
ten years, and it has always given universal
satisfaction. proving the most vhluabiv prepa-
T.o. MAYS,
Druggist.
.Messrs; Lamar. Rankin 4 Lamar; Gentlemen:
NY wire hnd been troubled for several months
ene nk renka cs hers wsS0Sf 70 %som 9n
nuns 5oa @sh T &C. epse Of
to ali WHO are re simariy similarly aifected. recommend II
NATHAN G. MUNROE,
MACON. Ga March !. $50.
! had frequent hemor hage before ing rour
D. Crow"il johnson and o,her sHilird physi
clans clans without being relieved and after ng
the hemorrhage was o.,ped' ana + We "sVrr
had one since :! am now in b. tier health than
SSetore, and ieel It my duty :, state to tbs pIH.
TIC the eHeCtS or NGur wonderful CUnSulnOtiye
cure on me. Yours lru.y
-, Mrs e g AvANT
TAYLOR EcUSr,
- Ini9 ihi is e TO- certify that l have / ". hma
dinelent III DIS OF medicines Was .rn ;,cd l..
d. n:I nTton ton foe years without in'ips relIi
fourd IN t a permanent cure.
Sold BY all Druggists in this county. "N'>'
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-14
The Legislature.

Both branches of the General AS
scmbly have been hard at work during
the past week, though it is impossible
to gather tho exact fruits Of their IN.
Eors from tho skeleton reports givin
merely the titles OF the proposed bills.
Some OF the more important measures
are rs follows: The Senate u,l Monday
unanimously ratified the Constitutions
al amendment which had previously
been ratified by the House. Bv the
provisions of this amendment the OK.
cmption OF five hundred dollars in per-
sonalty is extended to those who own
no real estate. Both houses, on differ
ent days, engaged in animated discus
sions over the bin to prevent the sale
Of seed cutton. 1t seems difficult to
frame bill that will meet all ohjcc-
tons and prevent illi"' trnflic without
also Interfering with legal transactions
between landlord and tenant. The
Senate bill on The subject was recon-
lnittca to the committee with various
amendments that lal been offered.
The Eons" spent al day Saturday on
Il nill requiring purchasers OF seed
cotton to keep list Of all purchases
made, and the debate was to continue
on Monday. Two bills were intro
ducca in tho House at the instance of
the State Board Of Health, one 10 pro-
vide for registration Of marriages,
births and deaths, and the other to
promote the general welfare by I'M
posing penalties for adultcrations of
food, pollution Of drinking water,
hlthiness OF streets, promiscuous es-
tablishing Of buthcr pens, unclean
tanncrics, soap factories and othc,
nuisances.
Consideration Of bill to redistrict
the State was deferred till next scs.
sion. The liquor question has Ell
crossed much attention, and a large
number of bills intended to diminish
tho evil have been introduced. The
committee or ways and means Of the
House has reported substitute for all
which will p. obably pass. 1t imposes
the State upon every dealer in spiritu
Qua liquors. Malt liquors are not in
cluded in the bill. 1t is believed tha
this will tend to break up cross-roat
groggeries and diminish the number
Of bar.rooms in cities and towns.
The dueling bill was called up +,
the Senate and recommitted, for tht
purpose Of ascertaining whether tn.
oath required to be imposed upo,
officials be not unconstitutional. Tht
inevitable debate over the salaries o.
officers and clerks took place in tht
House on Friday. Mr.. Murray, O.
Anderson, began BY moving to reduce
the salaries BY from one hundred Il
two hundred dollars, 80 as to max,
them conform to the salary bill O
1877. This was carried by 2 vote o
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-14
THE NEWS AND HERALD,
WLNNSBORO, 5. G.

EoEsDAT. Dseenaber ~. /, 1850,
y. NEANs D.IpIS. EDITOR.
$40. 5. REINOLDH. ASSOCIATE EplToE.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-14

"~s"' D HEINOLDS. ASSOCIATE EDIToE.
THE Carolina Spartan had a vcr,
sensible editorial last week which we
have repub!ishcd, advising our people,
and especially our young men, to study
political economy aud the theory OF
government. Without losing time
from their regular vocations they may
learn to reason intelligently, and know
why they belong to their party. In
this connection it Is well to add that
a Society for Political Education has
been formed by such men as David A.
wells, Professor Sumner, Horace
White, Charles Francis Adams, with
many other leading independent think
crs OF both parties. This society pre-
scribes course Of reading for all who
become members, by paving a fec of
Fifty cents and plcdging themselves TO
read nll the books prescribed. The
organization Of this society is Il capital
idea. Ont Of the enormous mass that
has been writton Oh political economy
young student cannot tell what 10
select. These eminent men promise
to direct his course. Every man in
the South, especially il he be connect
ed with the press, or have political
aspirations, should at least inquire
into this society. Information can be
had from II. l.. Dugdale. Secretary OF
the Society for Political Education,
New York City. The books for this
years course are four ia number, and
can bought through the society for
three dollars, the retail cost being con-
sidcrab1y more THAI that.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-14

saving he had never PRAYED before.
and never expected to pray again.
Nothing was said by either of tho 9TH
era, except a giOan and "Lord have
mercy from Vance. Handkerchief
being tied over thcr faces, the cart was
pushed away, und the trio was soon
dangling IN tho air. ii,
Another Account OF the Lynchin~. /, &,
Especial Dispatch to The News anu courterj
KINGsTREE, Dec. 10.-The hanging
was done at p. M. Wednesday with
III twenty yards OF the place OF the
murder by about ono hundred and
htty white men and fifty colored men
ana women. The two Brandts were
employed and lived on the place, and
were arrested together. with many
nttlcrs, but were turned loose all, and
barnes was arrested about four miles
from nc place Of MURDER, where he
went Immediately after the deed. He
was seen to spend money on Monday
and known to Lave none on Saturday.
lie first denied having anything to do
win murder. but afterwards confessed
Wlt'i Such niiDuicncSs OF circunI>t .nr.cs
as led to the conviction Of tho Two
others. The negroes begged the
whites to permit them to take the
prisoners aud burn them alive. This
was refused. but vote taken as TO
they should he jailed ana
await the court or be lynchcd. Only
twGnty-l iInr voted to await The law.
q a getting halters from the stables
near. the mnrdrrers were put into u
car: and swung from the nearest tree
70 the spot Of their deed that was largo
enough TO support them. No clue las
oecn discovered implicatiny any other
parties.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-14
lSOOTS AND : HHdDEY.

All ofny Goods will bearinspcction
which | invite.
nov % D. II. FLENNIKEN.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-14
CANNED GOODS.

Pears, Peaches, Pine, pplcs. 10.
matoes, Salmon, Corncd Beet. Dcvilcd
Ham and Turkey, Sardincs. &c.
Macaroni and Cheese. Ginvcr pro
sers cs, Pin Head Oat Meal, Coonc,
Geiatine, Mustard, Black Pepper and
Nutmegs.
Bald win Catshp. Cross & Black.
WcIPs CHOW Chow, Empire Chow
chow, Assorted Pickles, Lea 6 Per.
rims Worcestershire Sauce.
j. r Mcb1ASTEn & go.
sept IA
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-14
FREfA GRO IRlk>>;

( UGARS. assorted. CofIces, RIO.
. Lagnayra and Old Gov. Java.
Rio ahd Old Gov. Java Roasted.
Teas, Black, Imperial, Gunpow der
and Young Hyson.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-14
Good keasons for tho Dnctor,s Eui Il

MUHFo%, Ga, March 3 $50
we nave for twelve mon; hs ben prescribing
>: y. .: 'Swl - Sypht!itic Specific'D in the
for which 1t is recommended an are frank 10
say that the results have been most satisincto,
instance. We think for all diseases for which
~ " recommended, II stands without n peer
ana that the medical profession will sooner or
later, be forced to acknowlcdQe it. III the treat.
ment OF the Syphilis, In all stages ~ q sine Qua
non. L GALLOWAY. III. d.
j. Z. ROBINSON, Nj. y.
ATLANTA, GA, Nay o. 1879.
One OF our workmeu rad bad case OF Syuh.
Ills. OF fiye years standing. and was CURED en-
.irely with ''Swifrs Syphi,itIc Specific" lie is
now 70 all appearance S. and In his own belief
sound and well. WM. r. & n. ". HOOPER
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Proprie-
tors. Atlanta. Ga.
Sold bv all Druggists.
Call Tor copy OF Young Mems Friend"
, 1880-11-28

Ma"xte Parks maiden name ETan ~ native OF cas'
tesea. tnun tt.l..0 pnu7. Ire! no
Fuu 'rs fri Il aTwtrtj j-'tth-st, AohdAs u IL o-a1
by c.r- H. ea 10 A!VRrt.
BANNs-A the residence Of A. H. 81 John' Sov'
fane:.J i: I The noase Sunday ats O'CLOCK thence
tc Oneida, Ill. bJ trnio.,
KEs5l.ER-Of. .beatt Disease, At Irving Park. Fl
day Nov. i Philip esser. hxcd 81 yen:s ~ montns M
Funeral from lai NllwAukae.aV. 5unun5 zsto tns-,
At 233. By carriaRas4o Wnldheim Cemetery.
JOHNsON-The .<unerai se.vices-of Miss j., Nellie
Johnsun viii taA. place Sunda* Nov. 2: at 10 p H.
from the rastte1@ Of e; K Matson' 1'3 West IN
TgKR!N-Hafz aRed s. sear'' Of supposed
Funeral nOlioe herp1fter.
QulRK-At W.nna.ka,, Ill. Nov. r. John Quirk.
EanstaI xi!l los,e residence at ll:o =. N. sandn,
eHnroosiya and Nc York papsss please copy.
Mct;HATH-SoY. r.: Ut hal!-pa*t !! a. nj. after
long and painful llne:A. Tnonos As::. aged u
years. resident OF Chicago OF tor: y-hFe years 49,,
: tune; nj from late residence 93' Nh!nu; ;-st. sun
duy ut 1851 p NJ. By .arfhRe5 hosohilE Friends OF
tllk family arc invited. -
Lon :. AGED years months and Il DAYS
funoEAl Will lake p4Ace f{on ~ 4d't-st on dond2y.
the iath. II u. no To. Hort4We5.e depot frutn
thence " cArs tn CnIvaryt?
, 1880-11-28

Our friend Edward Addy, 234 Wabash avenue,
has been doing large business this fall in fine
carriaGe harness. We notice among his orders
harness for J. ". Odeli, Esq.,, ". B. Howard,
Esq, ". B. Walker, Esq. H. j. Fouber, ESQ.,, Y.
C. Turner, Esq, A. EicLold Esq, and number
OF others, ranging In price from SEQ to &5Do
This speaks well for Chicago as heretofore
most OF the fine harness has been bought In New
York. Mr. Addy uses nothing but the best stock
and employs none but ths best workmen. We
would say to TO our friends 10 want OF rood, hor-
est hand made harness 10 give him Gull. 3fr
Addy has been forty years In tho harness busi-
ness. twenty-four In This city. and during :he
time spent here has not had single accident
occur through careesnass in the workmanship
OF his harness.
, 1880-11-28
LEWIS T. NEWELL. CHICAGO mtIs,c COMPANY

LEWIS & NEWELL, CHICAGO MUSIC COMPANY,
are constantly showing new music. They dis
play new collection Of piano music eut1tled
Circle Of Gems, containing nearly 100 popular
and standard pieces. certainly the cheapest and
most desirable collection of gems In print This
popular house Is also publishing several notable
compositions by local authors. among them a
potpourrt from the Rival Canuneors, bv James
Gill, arranged by Edward Hoist: the Wedding
Potonaise, by S. G. Pr,ltt: and Dir. Lieblng q
beautiful song" "Adieu." which - conceded by
all musicians to be one Of the mus. elegant songs
IN print All looking for new tnu SIC aud musical
goods will find everything at LeHs s Newells,
l52 State street.
, 1880-11-28
LOCAL ITEMS,

Young mercantile men who 60 tout col
iecting" are often found collecting at the
theatres on matinee days.
The season is coming when man must not
only guard carefully his liberty and every
other right vouchsafed linn by the Constitu-
tion, but tie must keep one eye Oh his wood
pile and hen-r0ost-
The following, which appeared in the MIL
waukee Sunday Telegraph of Nov. 81, will
serve to remove all doubts i'll the minds Of
those who may have been misinforned as to
who did the masterpiece OF fresco work re-
Gently completed On the Milwaukee Chamber
OF Commences:
"SpeaklnK OF the building, though this
was intended lnore as notice Of the social
side Of the affair the admirers of Almini as
fresco artist have in the decoration Of tile
chamber, the best argument in support of
their opinions. The series Of sketches tell
their own story. The farm and the harbor
scenes, typifying agriculture and commerce,
sncs 9 a Wth s s and e eon liz as: seMls and nd
coats OF arms Ut the Stnte, the city, and the
Board are beautifully wrought Tie
gorgeous. effect !, Of the gliding and
U the brilliant III hues does s; not tire
Tie wiiole does not in any respect | appear ear
overloaded. or out Of urouVrti0n' ur tnn rich
for tho objects and surroundings Of tie
Chamber 1t is pity that the unstinteI
praise has to stop with the frescoiuy by
Almini. The work in oil by another artist Is
a miserable piece OF work, bad in design,
bad i'll cuurilig, bad in proportion, bad every
way. The figures are too large fur The space,
this giving that side of 1ne hail n inv and
sauatty appearance. Some praise may be
given to the nude figure OIL the right, and
also to the bull OH the left, but the central
figure SHOWS marked utforlllliy, and. by Il
industrious oversight, t1e big toe grows upon
the wrong SIDE OF the foot.'
C. ". Gould and G. S. Kilbourne, of this
city. and ". 4. Wilkinson. Of Chirarn have
organized the ElEin Milk Company, for the
purpose Of supplying the people Ut Chicago
with pure Elt|ln milk and Elgin creamery
butter, and have OPENED an office a :sA Wa
bash ave'.u*, Chicago. Gould & kilbourne
nave oeell III business III thts CITY fur years,
and are am"is Tue largest and llost r..spor-
siGle dealers. in butter, cheese, and milk in
tie state. Mr. WILKINSON l';ls been in busi-
ness In Eltlcasso under the name Of the
Lester 1ill6 Co., anu las Quilt up d fine repu-
Ettlon f"r SUPPL. ing plite milk. The new
Company aas ample means, large experience
~ tie ous!,le>s, ana nneqoa1td facilities for
n.t.. ~ -. , ."ent intlh anu cn"!ctst Elgln
.mi nd o tha c'i,!,tnt;n t ".tl MesSrs =.
@ c.t3' . luz "rlants tne assertloT that ,n!lk
~ viii Ia pusGso p1..:i.s' iiola ule EIslh MIX
<anr...,,,.i a., Et. pure anu exactly as
feplesSn.eu:rhe ,' IS: u. Is g: IN AdoHcd,c.
teratio,, of ,t.T a,i ,";it lsGsu,es :; o. auu
fyiny to have taa1rs liz tl, eIHti aHti
COMPANY ouen fur biisiness Il, t,;s n3tt W. IL
can reconiucn.i the nrojnnts - ti'33 re
Milk Company to every lover Of f tus me hnifer mfer
and pure milk:
, 1880-11-28
MAGNIFICENT PRESENT

While you are thinking about an appropriate
"preseut" If obtain for the 'old gentleman
call in at III and 149 Dearborn street and look at
those elegant little dwelling house Safes"
made by Halls Safe i Lock Co, for protection
OF papers and mouey from fire and thieves
, 1880-11-28

=, Mary Anderson: Nine. Janauscheck, Fanny
Davenport, and Mrs. ". J. Florence ull RECON-
mend and use "Stodderts Peerless Liquid the
great baauiiher Of the COMPLEXION Rof1 ~
druggists ut 50 cents. -