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zaaIksAg'g1S SiNs4Ei.
State Of South Carolina.
e1cOlAGe County.
In THE CoMMoN PLEAS.

IN THE CoMMoN PLEAS
Nancy Magcc against Rhoda lIerndon, rs En-
ccutri%, and nhcrs
DI virtue Of Dccrctal Order of Foreclosure
- Mortgage in the above stated case dated on
the lth day of March, 1880. will sell Al,
public auction, at the court house door, in Wal
halIa, $. G., on MONDAY, the Isl day of No
vcmhcr, 1880, between the legal louus of sale
All that Plantation Tract OF Land, situate
in said county and Stat" 1ugaloo River
bounded hy said river. the public road leading
from Barons Old Ferry to Bachelors Retreat
lands formerly owned by David Ward and
others.
The above property to be sold in two separate
Tracts. Tract No. J., whcrcon Joseph \. Knox
resides. containing Is acres, more or less,
hnd Tract No. 2. whercon the dcicndant b. II.
Clinkscales now resides, containing los acres,
more or less.
TERMS One third cash balance in two equal
annual insal!mcns. with interest lrou dav of
sale, secured by bond and mortgage of pre-
miscs, purchaser to pay extra for papers.
JAMES II. ROBINS
Sheriff Of Ocohcc County.
October Z, 1850 ~ At
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M aster's Sale.
In the Common Pleas Court.

The Walhala Bank against W. a. Reid.
RY virtue Of n Dccrctal Order in the above
~ stated case to me directed and dated on the
9th of March, $780, will sell at public auction,
at the court house door in Walhala $. G., on
MONDAY the lst day of November, 1880 be-
tween the legal hours of sale
All that Parcel or Tract of Land situate in
Oconee County, State Of South Carolina. adjoin-
Ing lands of Lewis Eaton. G. W. Eaton and
others, containing thiry.fvo and onc.tllird
acres, more or less
TERMs-0nc- half cash. the balance on q
credit of six months, with interest from date of
sale, to be secured by bond and mort gago of
tho premises, purchaser to pay extra for papers
RICHARD LEWIS, Master.
October 2, 1880 47.4t
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Special Notioos.

Do You WANT IIEALTm2--Why will ye dicH
Der tn, or what is worse, is tho inevitable result
of continued suspension Of the menstrual flow
1t is condition which should not bo trihed
with. Immediate relief is the only safeguard
against constitutional ruin. In all cases Of sup
preston, suspension ar other irregularity of the
''cour5es." Bradfcld's Female Regul tor is the
only ure remedy. 1t acts by giving tone to
the nervous centres, improving the blood and
determining directly to the organs of menstrual
tion. II is Legitimate prescription, and the
most intelligent yhysicinns use it. Prepared
by DR.. j. Bradfeld, Atlanta, Ga. S l.50 per
bottle. Sold hy Il. Il. NORMAN s. BRo,
NoTAsuLaA.ALA. July I, 1877.
Bradheld's Female Regulator has been thor
oughiy tested by me IN u great vari ty Of cases,
AMI am fully convinced ,nat il is unrivn,ed i'm
all that class Of diseases which il claims 10 cure
j. l!USS, NJ. D.
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Masters Sale.
In tho Court Of Common Pleas.

In tho Court Of Common Pleas.
John NJ. Kccls against Fanny Swnndalc and
others.
Df virtue Of n Dccrctal Order in the above
ID stated case, TO me directed, and dated on the
10th day of September, 1880, ] will sell at
public auction, at the court house door in Wal
hnlla. s. c., on MONDAY, the lst day of No
vcmbcr, 1880. between the legal hours Of sale
All that Parcel or Tract OF Land situate in
Oconce county, State of South Carolina, on
Shoulder Bone Creek, containing one hundred
and twenty. mine acres more or less. adjoining
lands Of -- Rohletcr, Ellis Turner and Others
TERMs-Cash, purchaser TO pay extra for
papers
RICHARD LEWIS, Master.
October 7, $50 47.It
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=, :. T. W EHEESTUN
For sale by II 4 NORMAN s. Bro Walhaila
WoonnunY. n. j. Lnlx Is ls1G

WOODBURY., n. j., July l5, 1876.
DIR Z. j. MofrErr. Dear Sir~-t never for.
get the gratitude | owe you for saving the life
Of my little boy, Robert, when at deaths door,
from Cholera lnfanum. After having tried tru-
yelling, different localities md climates many
physicians and remedies, the disease only in
creased IN violciicn. as soon as We commenced
giving Tecthina (rccthina powdcrs) the disease
began TO abatc. the child TO resi- better than he
had done for months, his appetite to return,
nnd soon his rosy checks gave JOY to his moth
crS heart.
Very Respectfully,
MRS. GEN. S. G. FRENCH
For sale by NonMAS Bro., and Wright & Sigh,
Walhalla, 5. G..
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For the VIcG5sIat1yyc.

ssy- The friends of JNO. NJ. HUDSON
respectfully announce him as an indcpcnd-
cnt candidate for the Legislature q. the next
election, and arc authorized 10 state that if
elected no will oppose the fcoce law and
vote against it.
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors
IN Of the estate of jacob Sims, deceased to
present their claims to nc, duly att stcd
by the 9th day of November, 1880, or
they will be barred.
WM ii. LAND, Executor
October Ii, 1880 4S-4t
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ATLANTA, CA, june IT, 1873
MEssns. IIrrr,iISsoS & Bro: Nv wife has
been great sufferer from childhood from ncrv.
Gus sick headache She has been treated by
leading physicinnS. md has also tried The pop
u!nr remedies on III" mnrkc.. Tut has found no
relief until induced to try your ''Ncnmlginc."
IL has proved an untailing remedy in her case.
and heartily recommend il to my who may be
similarly afflicted. Respectfully,
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A =. Fl P..I..R:s Z. J: SONS

Wishing to buy machine would do woll
to examine the Genuine Improved
&6TMC+IAR,
Always the best, but better now than over.
rnnning as light os any lady could desire
and ma.Ins very little noise. II you want a
machine tr give entire satisfaction and last
SINGER Call on Mrs Mary George. next
to Norman $, Waihalla, or w. l.. Bolt, Seneca
City. address Wm. B. Todd, Andersen,
5. G., Canvnssing Agent in Anderson and
OcOncc.
GeaS" Full instructions given t, a!l purcha-
scrs buying n machine irum cithor Of tho
above parties. Oior 100 SngovS il constant
use in Oconeo.
September 8, 1880 43-3m.
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ELECTION NOTICE.
OFFICE COMMISSIONERS
OF ELECTION FOR
OCONEE COUNTY.

OCONEE COUNTY.
WALHALLA G. f., s. O., Oct. 1880.
Pursuant to an "Act providing for the
General Elections and the manner of con-
Quoting tho samc," approved March l,
1870, and of an Act omondatory thereto,
approved March 18th, 1879; also, of an Act
relating to the time of holding Gcpora!
Elections, approved March 10Th, 1874, an
election will be held in the County of
Oconce on the FIRST TUESDAY follow
ing the first Monday in November, 1880,
being tho I'd day of November, 1880, for
Presidential Electors, u Governor aud Lieu.
tenant Governor of the State, Secretary
of State, on Attorney General, Superutcnd-
ont Of Education, Comptroller General,
State Treasurer, Adjutaut and Inspector
General, for Representative in Congress
from tho Third Congressional District, for
Solicitor of the Eighth Judicial Circuit,
for one Senator, for two members of the
House Of Representatives from Ocouco
County, for ono Clerk of the Court of
Common Pleas aud General Sessions, for
ono Sheriff, for QUO Probate Judge, for
one School Commissioner, for three County
Commissioners, aud for one Coroner for
Oconco County, said election 70 be con-
Quoted according to tho ru,cs, principles
aud provisions prescribed by the Acts
aforesaid
The following Election Precincts have
been established by an Act of Tho General
Assembly, approved March 18th, 1875,
and the several persons hereinafter named
have been appointed Managers of Election
at the precincts, viz:
Walhalla--John S. Goodman, John NJ.
Hendrix, james Keith.
West Union--W. a. Strothcr, j. NJ.
Callas, w. B. Hutchinson
Seneca City-'rhos a. McElroy, Jos. b..
Watson, S. j. MrE'roy.
Mrs. I'arkcr's--F G Barker, Abel
Robins Simon Hunt
High Fnls--W. NJ. Woodin, John O..
Hicks, W. j Can't
Fenton II. lIall's-Augusus Arvc, Ma
thanicl PHILLIPS, p. X Phillips.
Centcr-J. b. Sanders, j. w Haul :
| brooks, a. p. Hunt
Westminster A. Mathewson, j. II.
Ligon, Henry Pew.
Sitton's Mills--F. J. Stton, John A.
Amick, A. r.. Broylcs
Rock Sprinss-F. b. Doyle, 0. I.
| Walker, Joab Stewart.
Rowland Carlos a. Rowland, Baylus
| Nicholson, 9. NJ. Ridley
Little Rivcr--W. Il. Corbu, pcnLcton
Alexander, II. IL. Madden.
Fair pny-J d. Sheldon JAS. Seaborn,
Bryant Glenn.
Sa|cn-r. a Grant, L. Rogers, J S
TsIlcy
II. S. VANDlVIERE,
ELIAS JENKINS,
Commissioners Of Elcc,io; for Oeonce Co.
The Managers s!!all organize themselves
into Board by clcc'ing one of their mum .
ber Chairman, who ehould call at the office
of Jos ". Shclor, AZ the Court House, for
the boxes, papers, NC.
JOS. w. SIIELOR, Chnirman.
| Oalotcr 2S. 1850, so 1t
|
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Announcements.


by" The friends OF Il. a. TATE rspcctfully
present his name to he voters of Oconcc County y
as an independent candidate for the next Ic
gislaturc.
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THE NATIONAL TICKET,
FOR PRESIDENT or THE UNITED STATES
WINFIELD SCOTT HANCOCK.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
WILLIAM II ENGLISH.
THE STATE TICKET.
For Govcrnor:
JOUNSON UIGOOD.
For Lirutcnnnt Goveynor:
H. d. KENNEDY.
For Comptroller General:
j: G. COIT
For Secretary OF Statc:
H. NJ. SINS.
For Aftorncy General:
LEROY II. YOUlIiN,Y.
For Superintendent Of Education.
HUGU s. THOMPSON.
For A1"/ant and Inspector General:
ARTUUR M NIGAULT.
For ,Stn'c Trcasuyrr:
JOHN PE7'ER RICUiRDSON.
FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS:
Al Largc- John II. Nanning and IVn,
Elliot.
First Dishict--E. W. Noise.
Second District Samuel DtJblc.
7hnW District-J s. Wurroy
Foulh District-- Cad. Jones.
FIHh District w Croft.
County Ticket.
For the Senate:
j. T.. SHANKLIN.
For the House of Representatives:
S. p. DENDY,
j. S. WERNER.
For Clerk of Court:
j. w. STRIBLING.
For Sheriff:
j. Fl. ROBINS.
For Probate Judge:
RICHARD LEWIS.
For School Commissioner:
ISAAC WICKLIFFE.
For County Commissioners:
MILTON NICHOLSON,
GOTTLOB WANNER.
w. w. MOSS,
.uyf For Congress-:
d. WYATT AIKEN.
For Solicitor Eighth Judicial Circuit;
JAMES s. COTHRAN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-07-15
I1aluHY1.

Rel Cload enjoyed a little excite
|ment IN the way esn elopement kss
Sunday. The facts in the case are
about ss follows: Curt Evans. Of
;the dssymen Of town brought his sist.r
out frsna Ashland a. keep hass<e for
ihifn, which duty she has faithfully per-
formed fos CID time, bas when a
Eoung man, Fred Rickison by name
appeared upon the scene shd made
Eorc to her she became tired OF house.
Keeping for her brother and wanted IA
go To Keeping house for the other fcI-
Pow. This did not meet With the ap-
proyal II the brother, snd he entered a
solemn protest. but ~ the sequel
proves, without avail, for the Young
couple, ON matripony bent, hired a
conveyance and skipped out To Kansas
where we suppose their desire sas
Fpesdily contaminated. Up % the time
Df the present writing they hav- not
returned and no word has been recsiy-
ed from them,
Since the above was in type weiearn
that the runaway couple stopped in thu:
county, south Of the river, and that
Judge Wilcox went over and united
them as n1a and wife.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-07-15

We have been dreading the time
when it would be necessary for us to
publish a call for the meeting Of on,
people to form a county aid society
but it has at last come. The wolf can
mot be kept longer from the door Of a
great many citizens ofthis county. 1,
Is reported to us that there are whole
families actually living or corn meal
|snd water in this county and that if
something is not done. and that soon,
they win starve to death. The meeting
is called for Saturday. July Sd, at the
school house in Stockton, and we wara
every township to be represented, rs
Ibis is q question that concerns the m
terest Of every par in Rocks county.
lf IN the opinion of the people Of the
county, it is necessary to form such .
society, Why do so but unless il :
really needed we say do not form il q
it will be an injury to our county fos
years 70 coane.-&ocHon X anl Record.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-07-15

Again We are called npon to chfon-
icle one Of those sad and solemn events
that under the peculiar circumstances
of this case, call forth all the pity in
the human heart for the bereaved and
penniless ones on the frontier of Kan.
sas. to whom the news of the death of
their stay and support must come like
a thunderbo2t.
Mr.. Young, who with his family lived
i'm western Kansas, was forced on ac-
count of the drouth in his section. to
come east in search of work by which
he might maintain his family. He
secured employment on the railroad al
this place, and was at work upon one
of the bridges east of town at the time
he met with the nlishap that ended in
death. 1t appears that he and some
of his friends were in bathing, and
being unable to swim, was soor
drowned, despite the efforts of those
present to rescue him. The remains
were recovered and brought to town,
and yer subsequently placed in a
pine box and buried in the Po.ter's
field.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-07-15
Down To- Death!
Railroad Acciden,


A very serious accident occurred Ia
train No. 10 last Monday night whereby
|thc engineer and fireman lost their
Dives. On Tuesday morning the pas
fenger train filled TO arrive from the
west, and word reached us that there
bad been a break down, and a. the air
was filed with ell kinds Of rumors re-
yarding the affair We was unable to get
amy reliable news in regard TO the mat
her until Tuesday evening when we
obtained the following particulars frorh
the railroad officials which mar be re-
lied upon as being correct.
As train No. 10 was proceeding west
wan3 On Monday night, and when il
bad reached a point q little beyond
Naponee in Franklin county, the engiY
neer discovered a large body Of water
BON the side of the track in a draw.
where there Was only a small box cel-
vert to allow Of the passage of the
water, There having just been a heavy
rain in that vicinity and thinking that
perhaps all was not safe, he Stacked
the speed Of his engine and was NOV
ing at the rate of about s miles per
hour, when suddenly, and without a
moments warning the track gave way
under the engine and it fell backwards
while the cars behind pushed the ten
Ter forward closing the two togsther
like a iack knife and crushing the engi-
neer TO death between the tender and
the boiler head. The engineer died
instantly, but not so with the fireman,
his leg was caught between the tender
and the boilerhead and he was held
there while the escaping steam slowly
scalded him to death. He lived an
hour i'll this fearful predicament, all
human efforts 10 extricate him being
5of no avail. lie begged most piteously
for his comrads to shoot him and end
ahis misery, but this they refused to do
The bodies were extricated Tuesday
and taken east on a special train. The
engineer, Michael Egan, leaves q
family in Omaha TO mourn his un.
timely end. The fireman, John Best
3was a single man.
1t WAS ut first reported that the
engine had fell through IL bridge. bu,
this WAS net the case, there was nc
bridge, but simply a box culvert which
had washed out leaving u large hole
under the track with only a shell of
3dirt beneath the rails. Had the train
been moving at the rate of 20 or %
miles per hour, it is the opinion of the
railroad men that the engine would
1have passed safely over but that the
train would have been wrecked. As il
was, the passenger coaches and passen.
zgers were not injured. The baggage
car, after the engine fell in the wash.
ont, slid forward and rested immediate.
ly on top of the engine and tender, bu,
did not upset.
The engine Of the passenger train
that passed west on Tuesday evening
was draped in mourning for the dead
and the train men Wore a solemn and
aWe-Stricken look.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-07-15

Wood light mower, for sale by A. A.
Pope. 49tf
Cheaper than ever. Lumber at the
Chicago Yard.
Gilletts Washing Crystal. Save labor
and soap. For sale by y. = Marsh.
Headquarters for 4th Of July goods.
at :. Vests. i5tf
The choicest assortment Of canned
goods, AT :. Vests. 45tf
Gold Coin fine cut tobacco. The best
III the State, at :. Vests. 45tf
Buy your table butter Of 4. s. Marsh.
Cool "a Ice. BEST in the markell
The choicest and best brand Of smok-
ing tobacco. at :. Vests. 4Jtf
Crown Jewell Patent -four, ran al
ways he had at the store of Chas. f..
Putnam. The best -four in the valley.
Aurora Baking Powder, warranted
to give satisfaction, at ). Vests. i5tf
Positively the largest and finest as
sOrtment OF confections, 1T ;. Vests.
For the genuine corn syrup go to
Miner Bros. There Is nothing in the
shape of syrup TO equal II, in the
market.
If YOU can't come yourself, send us
your bills by mail and let us convince
YOU that we are selling lumber cheaper
than any other nee in the valley
PLiTT Il FREES.
Chas. F. Putnam has on hand a large
stock of canned goods, which the public
are invited to call and purchase. Terms
reasonable.
Miner Bros. have a large lot Of excel-
lent sugars which were bought before
the advance. 1t will pay you To call
on them when III need of anything in
that line
Miner Rro<. have on hand n very
large stock Of canned goods which they
are anxious to dispose of at a small
advance above cost, to make NOM for
their new goods which will arrive in a
few days.
Save money BY buying lumber at the
Chicago Yard, Red Cloud. Neb., where
is kept the largest stock at the lowest
prices Of any place in the Republican
Valley
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-07-15
UNIVERSITY o. NEBRASKA.

Open to both sexes. Fall Term
begins Sept. I: ends, December "a.
Winter Term begins Tuesday, Jan. 4,
|lSSi: ends, March L. Spring Term
begins March p, and ends June IA.
TUITION FREE TO ALL. Board may he
obtained at 81 a week. The new
Ladies Hall furnishes pleasant rooms
for seventy ladies. Rent so cents a
week; each room being furnished with
IA large, closet, bcdstead, chairs, table.
wood-box and washstand; ladies pro-
|yiding their own beds and bedding.
A Musical Conservatory has been
established, which will open with the
Fall Term, Tuition $50 a year. Ele-
Raentary Vocal Glass free to all.
For catalogues and circulars giving
|all farther information, send TO
E. b. FAIRFIELD,
47-3t Chancellor.
Lincoln Neb lime o1 l280
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-07-15

Inventors employing attorneys FAM
|ihar with practice in the Patent Office.
rarely fail of securing patents. Ex-
|perience nsure success in prosecuting
contested entries and Mineral Land
claims before the General Land Office.
Long practice gives C in securing
pensions.
PreshFey & Green, Attorneys, 500
Seventh street, Washington, DC. have
had long experience in all branches of
practice before the Departments
Parties having business should adj
iress them (~enclosing stamp) for infor-
|mation.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-07-15

"'a -sts Aos1 TIE tosfoF- are
ker< busy IN Bloomington.
Franklin county i. discussing Ia.
Feasibility Of organizing $ MALTA com
pany.
The Gsarf SAYS that the river .: Tia,
point - higher ,hap ~ss ever knoxn
before.
The Bloomington ArTss has changed
bands Mr.. J. G.. I. iiildebrand a.
,umcs eon;T,I.
The approaches - TIA hri,ls. across
the nvcr AZ Superior uere damaged by
the recent floods.
The celebration AZ Superior on the
81 ~ss well attended aud /. said TO
have been a success.
Cornell Is the name u another new
ps-toiiee IN the Driftgood Valley. i, Is
In Hitchcock eesiniy.
The CPP~r, a small pspsT published
Tor a short time at Cuitsertspn. Hitch,
cock county, has suspended
The Valley editors, or a portion Of
them. met nj Orleans last Monday and
organized an editorial a~-riation.
\ man by the name OF Gus Bury
was drowned while attempting to cro-,
Muddy creek III FuTnas county on a
raft.
The Harvest Home Association wiz
meet At Bloomington next SATURDAY.
They will hold a festival sometime dur
ing the fail.
The Riverton Ergs lays that late
census returns give Franklin county a
population of 5,2le. and Webster
county G2O.
1t l. reported that - horses and
mules have been stolen in Furnas
county within the past live weeks. and
ois 81 them have been recovered.
The recen heavy rains, SAYS the
Nuckolls Co, Herald. have done much
damage to bridges and the railroad
track, i'll the southeast part Of that
county.
n Mrs. Chitwood living in Macon
precinct, Franklin county, recently
gave birth To three 5ib girl babies. The
father survived The Republican
valley beats the wo4ld.
The Bloomington Guari has n wom-
ans department, presided over by the
better half" Of the editor Of that paper.
She does all the work ON that depart
ment of the paper, including the set
ting type.
10. Potter has been appointed agent
of the American Sunday School Union.
to succeed n. ID. Hills, who resigned.
Mr. Potter is the right man for the
position, and will continue the good
work commenced by Mr. Hills.
During a rcccnt storm the lightning
struck the dwelling house of Hon. Il.
y. Simonton, of Nuckolls county,. and
passing down the stove pipe Knocked
Mrs. Simonton ~senseless, she soon re-
covered from the shock, however. and
fortunately escaped any serious injury.
We notice in travelling over the
county that corn is thin upon the
ground in most fields, so much Of il moi
coming up owing To- the dry weather
following the planting. But what there
-, and there Is a great deal, never
looked more promising, and is shooting
right ahead.-Ricegfoa Eagle.
We hear that the mill dams at and
above Riverton, also mt kirwin. Orleans
and Prairie Dog, five in all, are all
washed out. The NapNnec mills are
running day and night, and has had no
trouble, nor been in any danger. lis
true that we have one III the best mills.
and the best power in the valley
NdpOnee Banner.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-07-15
E:.sAY NOTICE

Taken up iy the undersigned ON III.
enclosed lands, in Walnut precinct
Webster county. Ncb.. on the 26;h flay
Of June, 4. ID. 1SS0 \ light red steer
about nine months old viii, q white
spot on the forehead and white belly
with rcd spots. and has Il white spo,
above each foot. Half &c his tail s.
white and the other half IL rcd.
ATGrST TIFRsTOFF.
July 1Wh. \. j. 1870
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-07-15

j. NJ. SELLERS. Physician aud sur,
gcon. late of Pennsylvania, wishes t.
say to the people nf Webster county
that lac has located iu Red Cloud. O.
engage in Il general practice Il me,lI
cine. Particular attention given e.
surgery. chronic diseases and diseases
of the eve and ear. | have Tor seycrai
years been treating Hernia and Piles,
of which ! perform q radical cure.
VIII answer all calls night or day.
Office one door south al ;he Rank
tCp-Stais. Aft J.. VI. SELLERS. VI II
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-07-15

He is the happiest who does the most
10 make others happy. The inventor
|cf J. Monroe Taylor's Gold Medal Soda
and Saleratus must be the happiest
IMAM in existence, for we hazard moth
ing is saying that the use Of the Gold
Medal cannot fail 10 make q happy
household. Our better half SAYS she
does not fear of our ever frowning IS
long rs she can get the genuine J,
Monroe Taylors. We say success to
tho inventor. and if everybody knew
how good it is, no other would BE- used.
"a good many of our Merchants have
it. Their depot is liz Liberty Street,
~. Y.