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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-01-13
PROTECTION or COTTON.

am informed that our statute
which was intended 70 protect cotton
from theft Is aefcctiVg. ana should e
amended IA order - give our cotton
growers the protection dc .igaed
The subject is called 10 your atten-
tiJa
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-01-13

JcHE Sherman IA ...'ie r',~lsd soma
tor from Ohio.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-01-13
EaB5gsas Masonic Male aid ganala
INSTITUTE.
HENDEES SON, TENN.

Seven teachers constitute the Faculty. The work
IS distributed among them as in the best colleges.
usual ccurs 81 instruction. Anglo Saxon, Old
EuT.'Sh1 and modern classics being added 70 give
depth 10 EnEiisi scholarship. Lectures OF Fhyei-
io-y and Hygiene by Or. " J. Crook, special lee
lures given 10 Ia young ladies and she Young gem
tclHcu separately. NO extra charge for Latin
creek, German, French, Hebrew. Apparatus 10
illustrate the subjects IT Natural Science wei
rnaf'Eed, H"atety printed monthly magazine =.
library and reading room three literary -eciet-rs,
Music ia1Eting4 Drawing, fa5sthpniCs these are
some # the advantage 81 the Institute CHurci =
~undsy schools, daily mails and the telegraph line
absencr of vice arc some 81 the y. ~ in the
comm unity Dor catalogue write 20 J. 9 garar
e. II. Savage t1ii Srptenh er thon ~ \ y EatkCtt
Secretary OF Faculty. 57-tl.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-01-13
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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-01-13

jesse Norment, Att'yifor Petitioners.
l-6-4t
, 1881-02-06
At THE BALL.



;,a c,,,a bntI was tlunciug last night,
~. 1he r,k,tns were so Erillinnt With beauty
~, IL ;eca1sts, rs leaned os the arm at my
speaid saS; like, Just for once, If old Time with
,,n,1 nls staad a still for my sake" Then heard y
u,oat. Lovc, at that couple now coming this
Sns ,s:ir keeping timc to the music, swept by,
~ x;th smile on Iuy lips, turned toward them
ny eye
ri. sxe dropped to mine with one swift, heetiag
&,,n eiieir ,her forms disappeared in the maze or
nj, dm ia grew the lights. and the music seemed
rn,e hoss nsie grow ny cheek that before had been
-. .ba sn,ic fingered yet On my lips, and my
lgne ..,e "a tic music with tremulous beat,
hePe =. Pp,,,d a:l still round with the dancers we
r,,s Hsuts wv leart with the pain once forgotten
xaE Trung.
,m,xs Ind forgotten my heart had bern bis
1Sa, rSsa, Fate had been stronger than passionate
.-..,,s s'ssa sna forgotten what hot tears shed,
iea;;a e,ass IN his arms. when our farewell was
m, bssss*.rl turned Time With that one feet
hasfr.rd mS End it swept Us swung in the dance.
,;zm ,,a hall was deserted By ali save a few,
nars moe. With 4 long, lingering glance, he
p1ss ,s1nr that bis iovc un,imtnishcd lives yet,
I'd neyr1 agaiu can uy true heart forgot
A1a w. JACQuITA.
, 1881-02-06
GERsTER.

For The GAitaro Tribune
vbcn The proud.Dcean sti1aas confessed
fsf sfresrns that flow into her breast,
Yrirk Tou she nu,cs the little rilis
Tsst trickIe froiu the distant hills.
md lrop the tribute ct their praise,
like with those OF greater ways!
Ptrhars not; yet they ilow along
ind trili the same their little song.
TAey End 1t pleasant so TO be-
Ind 10 to seek, the further sea-
Is they an I, dear Queen OF Song
i ktmple one. with simple tongue;
And ret tnd 1t sweet 10 be
AMONG the crowd that worshins thee;
And, thuueh ther never reach your ear,
b:ea,hc aloud my praises here.
And thank the Father for the grace
Which, though He hides from us his face,
pef1ults one soul to hold In fee
such tones Of Heavenly tninstrelsy.
K. A. C.
, 1881-02-06
PENNSYLVANIA.

u.,tv OF. 1Icnlbcrs prescnt-Tho
\ 1ndecix1yc BALLOT for SENATOR
n.rp,sn,,cG, Pa, Feb. 5.-But eighty-three
~embc.s were presentt"-day; Ihe ballot M for
Esfcd States Senator resulted: Oliver, ~;
w.,,,ee. u q; Grow, 81; MacVeagl, /; Phil
w. M4 .. Acuew, l; Slliras, l. Adjourned.
, 1881-02-06

4 r THE FRONT-JUST 4 FEW MORE
II slezhs loft and Ees them this week, they
are cheap: ns3 pair -ot bobs that must ba sold;
one Tenn ~ JET bsck horses wet matched up hend-
ers and prompt drivers. onn single driver. two very
hnndsomo Norman stal1tons also ton good business
hoT.es: horses Will be high next spring. hna bet
1er buy now, 1t will snve you money. New and sec.
nnahana naaf1"n; extension TOPS jamg seht and
und top buE..ses OF nil kinds Come and stock
nnd get acquainted with JuIIS MITCHELL. 196
And N& East Wa6hnEt1n.s 81
, 1881-02-06
TO RENT-.STORES, OFFICES, dc

Eaaona1 Lita RndIur. No IS e ii T., 3,l1a. ahE
a. enttunce alao ~ Arcade court GEO. Il. CLARKE
4 CO., Room Suupnn{ Life building
, 1881-02-06

EOR SALE-A HANDSOMELY FITTED
A. up e!sur md tobucco store On Kandopl-sr-,
Clark: COST Ed; With large rooms In reAr mmst be
sold this week; part time may 10 given Cult for
particulars at u and ~ Reaper Block.
, 1881-02-06
ITO RENT-OFFICE AND STORAGE ON
l. main door Of storo No. IS Michicau-nv. inquire

: l. floor, No. 10 South Cinrk-st., with vuut. Also
Offices on second and shrs uooTs Ut Nos. Il and Is
South ClArk-st. Inquire At MuOn ..
, 1881-02-06

WTANTED-TO NIGEL LT-FUR-
w Eishud room. with modern conycn,enccs,
suitable for two gentlemen. more thnn ten nn-
, 1881-02-06

HVUND-OS THE WEST SIDE. SMALL
n1rt stn oi uracy which owner can have by proving
Sis5sEs.;y' Apply to WILLIE, Room ii, rs Suulh
, 1881-02-06

E0ERSOAAL-A NIDOWEK Co7F 40, NO
children. owns nice business worth s1u,o1l wants
ssaualntance With intelligent Indy Object marriage
lay t9nst have from <'.uJ to siulO. which she
eans e nice fortune for both Address for Que week
, 1881-02-06

T1TANrED-TO RENT-BY 4 SMALL
w private family. n hsst-eiass dwclItng-tulse
ono of the avenues enst OF Wutnsh on the south
side. nprth VI Thirty -nrs:-st Please address,
lt1. LEGALITY and te1us TENANT, clre Of A. b. jerks,
1}G KnndDIpE-st.
, 1881-02-06

1HTANrED-TO RENT-A COAIFOKTA-
w bic room in private fusnily. between Fourteenth
and Twenty fourth-sts-, euss OF Stntc. l. ~, Vr4b-
unp Office
, 1881-02-06

TOR SALE-OR EXCFItANGE-PETER
A. m LoSa,i No. toas;.r. Gun tEat ia the twsntie*;
estate IN Engiewood, Washington Heights, Ut some
good suburb Inquire OF q. j. DlMlCk, Rock
, 1881-02-06
10 RENI-ROOALS.

THO EENT-FRONT ALCOVE ROOM,
~ 4 nicely furnished; bathroom, hot and cold water.
, 1881-02-06

E1OR .SALE-STOCK OF GENERAL
Year, Invoice II. ~ s. f0W, as wanted; located in
que OF t.e most teautf1i villages tn Southwestern
largest nGndemy in the Sta.o IL hero. Extensive
dAtsytnR district, Two lur9n crenmertes In town. i
very desirable point for rrstdence and business,
wheTy sa saoiey M Meeaon end church aaynnsases Are
over offered for sule. Fine large buildings sll bo
sold or leased with stock Address st. Tribune
, 1881-02-06

LOST and FOUND,
HVUAD-SOUTH SIDE, NEAR TWEEN
- st. diary with snail sum Of money, own
1ao proving property - " '
, 1881-02-06
BUSINESS GH1NCES.

A PARTY WITH $1,000 CAN HAVE
a nns-twelf.h interest {gI1un1- floor eo=t) best
f, 1uGstSn M position With salnr, s$e month"; loca
competition within i radius OF ~ miles. whero are
thousands OF mtnes prescnt capacity OF mili will pay
ycae ncrense ct capacity ind consequent increase OF
raue and pspHts Et!i Continue for years- An ample
Ct @ fni!9re; rarucplars and best References DE-
EFER9OS, 4.l3 lntluna-av. Till II n M nud nfter r.
, 1881-02-06
HORSES AND CdRRIdGES.

4 LADY HAVING NO FURTHER USE
~ for her driving 1lnre ytIt ss.t her at . great
styio and action is pure Eatssd SQUARE level trot-
tor; raised in Orange County, New York: sired BY
dam lI.y OF the Valley. By Imported CONSERVATION.
She has been driven tte pst season by present own
et, who can recommend and warrant her to any per-
sou in want OF good. safe, and reliable animal; ahe
be driven up to by any lady With per
feet safety; she showed three heats On Goshcn rack
in M 2:ElE md III; cap shoE 1t nt any time IN con-
dstior, ana will warrant her NIL rlxht In every way;
don't lug the nit has tricks: will sell her very
low to some person who will give her good home
Sho can be seen md driven at owners residence No.
I?akj Mtchtt.au-ay. -
, 1881-02-06

TITO REIMBURSEMENT 1911 VAN BU-
l. ren-st. ncar!yopposIto Hook Island Depot: we'll
Lighted. Iuaujrc Ut KuDn, 4ll1nfs building.
, 1881-02-06
TTAIHYOY4NI.S.

A STROLOG1ST-MRS DIR. ELLIS NEV-
IA or falls to tell correctly fas history y the plan
cts ruling Mt bIftA iii Will be IN THIS
SIfo 0;fice, SG est Madison-sL Office hours. a.
10 9 0. H.
, 1881-02-06

WANTED-TO RENT-ON THESOUTH
w Side, small dwelling With long extension.
the owne. 10 build oae to suit my purposes. Ad-
dress L q. VrIAule 0tfiEe. - -
, 1881-02-06

MISCELLANEOUS.
ITO RENTS ROOMS FOR LIGHT MAN
i ufnc,urtn9 or living, No. lA5 Fit neur Mud
fxuu-bt. +. ". 3tHINtEIk, ~ DeurbnrI1-St. Knnn j
, 1881-02-06

ITO RENr-TO GENTLEMEN ONLY-A
X suite ot furnished front rooms. InQnre mt Room
, 1881-02-06

ITO RENT-ON OR BEFORE MAY l, A
L nno tott:ng front rOun zjytu feet on.; drs1-
cnss sil 1ur 5ewery business: on SECOND noor !arYe
n" 1 stcst dgpnoise r. is s.mss H9use;
for IL years. Inquire ot NJ H. tEAKf!. 1.3 Dearborn
at-, or JOhn Trayn9r. In store Isl StMte-st
, 1881-02-06

ITO RENT--A SUITE OF ROOMS FOR
l. family, elegantly furnished, Mt the Clarendon
House. At .nouerate prices. Cornor North Clark and
fl1lfu ritt-Afa
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Whisky and Blood.

Yesterday Carl Lewis got too much
bad whisky in him which resulted in
his getting into row with a colored man
Harve Johnson, when he drew knife
and attempted to stab Johnson. whom
he struck twice, making two slight
wounds, and ending up by drawing the
knife across the wrist of his own arm,
serving the extensor muscles SO that
the hand dropped powerless, Lewis
was taken to the Office of Drs. Swetnam
& Cohen and his wound dressed. As
the wound penetrated the joint, Mr..
Lewis will carry, the remainder Of his
days, stiff wrist, as result of bad
whisky and his own awkwardness.
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Family Reunion.

A pleasant family reunion was held
at the residence of father and mother
Garlock' 2la miles west of Brashear.
Adair county Mo-, August %. 1881.
consisting of seven sons and three
daughters, and also ; sou-in-laws and s
daughters-in.laws, and - grand chill
dren, total 43. The forenoon passed
very pleasantly as the family gathered
together after having been separated
for Is years. At 1890 a large table
was prepared by the daughters and
daughters-in-laws was spread well
ladened with the Injuries of the land
The table was first occupied by the
original family and next BY all
the grand children which was a pleas
ant sight to behold. o how they SEEM
ed to enjoy the repast. And judging
from the way the good things disap-
peared, one would think they We're all
given to industrious habits. The ages
are as follows: Henry Garlock. Sen,
"a; Esther Garlock, 81; Susannah
McOlosky, 46; John Garlock, A; Mary
A. McGlosky, ~: A. J. Garlock. 10
Henry c. Garlock, 80: Perry Gar!ock
81; Marth A. Ledford, 80; Jacob Gar
lock. 81, Harrison Garlock, %: Lucian
Garlock, 26.
1t is truly remarkable that no deaths
have occurred in the family, and only
two grand children have died. The
afternoon was partially spent in sing
ing spiritual songs. All the family but
one belongs to church. and enjoy the
christians hope 1t hoped that the
good shepherd will leave those that are
safe in the fold and follow the one that
is strayed until brought safe into the
fold. That If we are not all permitted
to meet again on earth in a reunion.
that we may be permitted to meet in
one grand and glorious reunion IN our
Fathers House in heaven where part
ing Is no more. u.
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A Pleasant Picnic.

kEDrroR GEApHIc:-It was our happy
pleasure to attend the picnic on last
Saturday given by the NJ. T.. Sunday
school in a grove near the Sabbath
Home church, and knowing that many
of your readers are allied with the Sun
day schoo' cause Is our apology tor this
report. In company with other inter-
ested parties we reached the ground in
good season and found everything in
apple pie order. Grove nicely trim
med and arranged with good seats and
platform for speakers and singers a
song by the Sabbath Home school and
prayer by Rev. Brown Of Brashear COM
prised the opening exercises. A good
programme had been prepared and
was well carried out. strange as it may
seem with almost uncomfortable hot
weather and clouds OF dust. There was
to he four or five hundred
people in attendance, and good order
was had during the entire day. Rev
Mr.. Brown of Brashear and Revs.
Green and Lunden and Mr.. j. S. Black
man Of Kirksville delivered speeches,
essays and other exercises were rem.
dered bv members of the schools rep
resented. 1t was a very pleasant occa-
sion for all present and speaks well for
the parties engaged. Good singing was
rendered by the different schools repre-
sented. Success to the great cause.
JOKES
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FEVER! FEVER,
Chilis and Fever. Dumb Ague. and
All XiaSmatIc Diseases.
Are Quickly Cured With the 50
Cent Marsh Ague Cure.

Your Aaue Cure is giving universal
satisfaction here.-L. H. Lane, druggist.
Prescott, Kansas.
For couring Chi,ls and Fever. the
Marsh Ague Cure surpasses anything |
have ever used.--R. B. Clark. Spring.
field. Mo.
''lhook with the the Third Day Ayue
for nine months. during which time I
used all the various Ague Cures. Spe-
cities, TONES, etc, but derived only tenn
p0rary relief Finally | tried the
Marsh Ague Cure. and am happy to
say that two % cent bottles effected a
permanent cure. 1t is the only sure
cure IN the market.--D. 5. Kelley.
Joplin No.
The Marsh Ague cure i. for sale by
W. G.Fout& Bro. druggists, Kirksyillr.
and BY prominent dealers EVERYWHERE.
Price 30 cents-liquid or pill.
d&wSep.
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Oh, What a Cough.

Will you heed the warning! The
signal, perhaps, of the sure approach of
that more terrible disease of consump-
ton. Ask yourselves if you can afford,
for the sake of saving 50 cents, to run
the risk and do nothing for it. We
know from experience that Shiloh's
Cure will cure your cough. 1t never
fails. This explains why more than a
Million Bottles were sold in the past
year. 1t relieves Group and whooping
cough at once. Mothers do not be
without it. For Lame Back, Side, or
Chest, use Shiloh's Porous plaster Sold
by T. R. Fowler, Druggist, Kirksville,
Mo. 2-wd.
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MORE ENCOURAGING.

G. W. Tull left few days ago for
the east, and Judging from the ap-
pearance of card received at this Of
flee. Mrs. Tull will accompany him
home. George is splendid fellow
and deserves a good wife, and from
what we know of the future Mrs. L.
a pilgrimage of a thousand miles is not
much to make for the hand and heart
Of such a woman,
Would be glad to I've present at &C.
dar Grove, Virginia on Wednesday
morning, Sept. 9TH, but regret that
press cf business will force us to forgo
that pleasure
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Cut Of.

Friday morning Drs. Swetnam 4
Cohen performed an operation on the
hand of +. W. PARCELS Jr. They re-
moved the first finger which was so
badly crushed between the cars, As re-
lated in our last issue. The finger was
taken off close up to the hand, and it is
now thought the other fingers can be
saved and the hand be made perfectly
serviceable for all practical purposes.
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Public Sale

The undersigned will sell at his resi-
dence. three and a half miles northeast
of kirksyille, on
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER Is.
The tollo wing described property, viz:
Two work horses. some cows and
calves. a hot of hogs. also a two
horse wagon and farming implements,
furniture, etc, besides o.he-- articles too
numerous to mention:
Terms. All sums over five dollars,
six months credit on approved security,
at per cent. interest. \ discount of
FIVE per cent. will he allowed for cash.
n. EBERT.
r. w. MearS. Auctionear.
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Nearly Miracle.

E, Asenith Hall. Binghamton. n Y.
writes: Il suffered for several months
with a dull pain through left lung and
shoulders. l lost my spirits. appetite
and color, and could with difficulty
keep up all day. My mother procured
some Burdock Blood Bitters: | took
them DIS directed, and have felt no pain
since fist week after using them, and
an now quite well" Price 81 90, trial
size IL cents.-For sale by J. G.. .Jami-
son.
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Milan Matters

On Monday Effie, daughter OLA. c.
Smith, died. The funeral took place
on Tuesday,
DR.. o. P. Oven and Miss Clara
Crumpacker were United in wedlock
on Monday, Rev. d. A. Wilson officiat-
ing.
On Saturday night the Q: NJ. & P.
was burglared. The thieves were poor
ly paid for their trouble. They got
$2.5o in cash and a pair of shoes.
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Ifany party Is looking" for the ed
itor of the GRAPHIC he will generally
find him without running his legs off by
calling at this office during business
hours. Office up stars over DOneghy
Bros, first door to the left. We give
the above explicitly in order to save the
intense wear and tear of shoe leather
and muscle, on the part of excited in
dlvidualS, who imagine they have a
grievance, and blow their exploits
around hotel tables. billiard and beer
saloons, and other resorts and places
where they are not likely to meet us
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Merchants and all others who wish
to advertise should seek the best medi-
nm without reference to personal pre-
iudice or o olltical bias One mans pat
ronage and moneyis as good as anoth-
er's in business, and the business man,
if he is sharp understands this. A good
family paper, for most purposes is by
far the best advertising medium yet dis
covered.
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LAWS OF NEWSPAPERS.
As Established BY the State Courts.

II subscribers order the di>continuancc OF
newspapers. the publishers may continue 10
send l.cm NVs!. ALI. ARREARS ARE PAID.
if-uh>crihors refuse or neglect 10 take their
ucw>i apcrs from the office TO which they are
sent, they are held responsible until they
have SETTLED THEIR BILLS ard ordered them
discontinued.
lf subscribers move to other places without
informing the publisher. and the newspapers
are SEM io ihc former direction. THEY ARE
THEN l.I,>IsnN SHE
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The auction nuisance on the east side
is not the only one in town, though the
most prominent. Complaints are made
of one corner sometimes STYLED the
''crows roost," and the blockading of
the sidewalk as hotel sitting room in
two other localities. The attention of
the marshal and other city authorities
having been directed to this we shall
wait further action.
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Serious Accident,

We learn that serious accident oc-
Cured on the Kansas City division Of
the w. St. l.. & P. railway on Thursday
by which an engine and one car We're
wrecked. So far we have been unable
to get particulars. 1t is rumored that
the engineer and fireman were badly
injured, and Charley Shepherd, of this
place, also hurt, though to what extent
is unknown. We presume net serious
ly, or his parents would have been no.
titled.
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Held For Counterfeit ing.

Examination IN case of U. S. vs..
James Evans charged with an attempt
to pas. 500 counterfeit bill in Union
vile came up Thursday morning before
the U. S. Commissioner. Defendant
found guilty and held to appear at the
I. S. District Court at st. Louis, Nov.
1st, in the sum of $1,000. Failing TO
do so he was committed to st. Louis
jail with leave to file bond on or be-
fore Sept. the 9th.
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New Millinery.

Mrs. Marchand has just received
some new millinery goods; and desires
TO say to her customers that she will
not leave as reported until further no.
ice. Ladies are invited to- call and
sec the new goods.
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Dyspepsia l. Liver Complaint.

Is it not worth the small price of Is
cents to free yourself of every symptom
Of these distressing complaints. if you
think so call at our store and get bot
tie of Shiloah's Vitalizer. every bottle
has guarantee on it, use accordingly
and if 1t does you no good it will cost
YOU nothing. Sold by 7. R. Fowler,
Druggist, Kirksyille, Mo. 2-w
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LasdFriday evening as Peter Voeiker
of Nineveh TIP. was starting home
attera visit to a neighbor, the mules
attached to the wagon became fright
ened and unmanageable, overtnrning
the wagon and seriously injuring Mr..
Voelker and the two children. Mrs.
Voelker was also badly shaken up.
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Great Oil Boom.

7. Ialch. tlgin. ILL.,. writes: That
after trvinZ dozens of patent linlments,
without relief. for rheumatic and stiff
knee. feel have struck OIL at last:
for atteru,ing three bottles of Thomas
Electric OIL. lam prepared to say 1t IS
Tie best application ! have ever used.
Ear sale 6y J. e. Jamison.
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GOOD NEWS AT LAST.
UayeYOu Heard Ii.

The largest and finest line oil Su sena
ware. Glassware, and handsomely de TS
rated Ware in sets offered IN hirks s,t
Housekeepers, should call ana see the IN
Also full line of Family Grocefies,
Provisions. Cigars. Tobaccos, ETC. al
SAINT. BURROWS, on the north side
of the square.
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On Exhibition.

lou viii find superb line of glass
and GueenSware on exhibition at ]. H.
Wilkes popular grocery store. Any
thing in this. line at bottom prices
Drop in and take a look, whether you
want to purchase or not.
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1.-THE Commodore

JOS. L. Foote, the Commodore Elgin,
ILL.,. says Thomas EcIectric Oil cured
him of sciatica with one application,
thoroughly applied. 1t also cured him
of a severe cold and cough. He thinks
it a very valuable remedy, and will new
err be without it.-F,r sale by J. q. ia
mison: