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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-01-06

ADGER COLLEGE,.
w "A T. ~ "A LILA s. q.
THE SECOND TERM Of tho Session for
l l880-8l begins January Sd and ends the
last Thursday in June.
All who intend to matricuate should do so at
tho beginning Of the term.
Military drill practiced regularly.
Instruction given in the Collegiate, CONNER
cial and Scientific and Preparatory Departments
For catalogue and any desired information
apply to JOHN r. RILEY,
Dec. 23, 1880
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-01-06
SENECA CITy .Jon,,o,

"And don't you forget it," that j. M.
Carter always has on hand the choicest line
ooffees, sugars and teas to bo found iu town.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-11-18
Detroit Currency.


Tu4 teen iea1 pee, ie coll-li. F.lciie
to oLc ut che I-ea1 N az S@'o o"'
llfr.
Gen. Sherman rs he VII! :I@Ar snort
work Of the Ap-cLeS. tlF7' eaten Your
ApacLe-thcn shor n hin.
H.rsirr il f,:1y is 3 cd leG.
like Kissing c5T owned ~ Tie fAther
Of your girl. Il doa't BIZ the rese.
An Tn.,iana woman is Tie ,rcui OWE
~ If q w.sbb,ui over one lurd.e,l
xea,sard Ws,Lbol,Js lever wear oui
;r Ir1;,na
I .o,,rah,s af.y horn which can lie
be,rltwenty-.wo ,ailes. but aboy who
WAS njayIrg marbles 20 feet ave-,
ro,,l7r,, j..,r H.. first ;.,., fr. ~ il.
u, oct,...1 h,
w .l.,. r,, ~ :,
3r1. 80. tn $500, Is ,acv cat't 4,
aoa,o.I,;rc :, Stan tbe combat. Bat
.,oy re,cr -rH,si.p psf.
~ rst.,.;.or,of .,aht nsx,
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1;nn n,;nh, ~. we'll la - yooa selov a.
mean Oh! grizzly.
c.;.ao o.,;.o. Who er.,. ,bre.
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80 - ,.,.a ,n.;n his .,,v
go ~, u;t, wh.ro C,;cae,
'aa '.'"' '.,, ..a oo,n,,,;n,.r. 70 his al +
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40 90 va ''
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-11-18
Large Flocks OF Fowls.

The poultry man Of the Countrs Ge,--
fleman says: "There are those WHO
believe that the poultry business pays
alone, and NO doubt 1t does; but much
depends on the breed. My experience
Las always been on farm, and there !
DO know it is an important branch. and
brings IN large profit. Tie farmer
car make q pound Of chicken meat
easier than he Can make psuEd OF
beef. and the price par pound averages
higher. Fowls should he colonized to
be thoroughly profitable. There should
be no more than % in place. Where
herded together in large numbers the
weaker ones suffer and are Improbable
from being crowded. Tie stronger
biras consume the larger proportion OF
the food, running over and soilipg the
remainder, so that it comes in al us-
palatable state 10 the weaker ones Of the
flock. Five hundred hens, even Of the
smaller breeds, would require run q
from IL to 90 acres at the lowest calcu.
lation; bnt 500 hens ia one flock could
never be profitable. They should he
kept in small, separate iocks. The
are thus easier tended; the sick or a!line
ones can be nursed, and the weakliei
members have their share.
"The cost Of house to accommodate
so hens Of the small, laying breeds
would be somewhere about $50 or $40
according 70 the taste or ideas of the
builder. Much depends on breed
Where large number Of hens are t.
be kept, separate houses or apartment
should be erected, with separate rum
or yards attached. The larger tn
number of fowls congregated togethe
the greater the liability to disease
Hence the necessity of keeping tn
quarters thoroughly cleaned and il
purity. This requires care aid labor
Without health there can be no profit
and the food is expended in vain.
bushel of any kind Of grain (cor
being the staple) is allowed to fow
for year. A single bird of any bree
will consume that quantity during th
year, and more will be required by th
larger breeds. Ii one hen requires
bushel of corn. 500 fowls would tax
500 bushels"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-11-18
A ccque,te is rose-bush from
which each young beau gathers y leaf.
The t.lrrhs a.o LETT for The husband"
Safe and PrOSD, rOus.

The carrcr't tic Pacific Bank, c"rLei
at Pine and S,n>uni" S;!r.l~. san F."A-
cisco. shows What Il strict adlcreGcc to
business prime i,es even in & specul
gambling c .,nmui.iiv viii accomplish
Siartir@ ~ 49,; it has held rig:dif in it
management /" tee III. xim, "a prudent
and conservative course Is one If thc tir,t
principles f banking" IT. cve'y season
OF panic it has s:n0! unsiiakcH and tn
suspected and to day II Is anchored In
public cuLGicntc iiiin rs the Pillars -
IIc:cules. An appreciation Of this qaai:-
t. together with lis business advantages.
agencies ami cn.lrs. und,t!s III =" In,
leadin" cities AZ the worl';, facilities ful
letters 81 c,ed;t, exchange, in short, every
branch of legitimate banking hu-i;cs-,
has maize it acknowledged u, tie Let
safest and most prosperous bank lit IT,,
city.
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Another Convenience,

Postmaster. General ,j4mrs IL anort
to :ort plan for transmitting small
suus through the Iii ,iis, which 10 nevs-
pap4r Subscribers e.J ether persons
whose Indebtedness often includes
fractions q dollar will 0e very wti-
come. Il - Hn Improvement On the
new English system and consists of Il
postal order on which there ale three
columns OF tigures-d0iiars, ttns aid
uuits. Th.re are . q icnumiDati. IL. uEe
with maximum of 81 81 tina otEer Of
-. The postmasters who issue than
viii designate TIE amonIt they CO.! fer
by punching out the figures required.
They ARE to De sent iiLo frac,;oGa. eur
reucy, the government Eut lui#g lie
spon>i; 10 !ur them auy more than fur
any O;htr muGvy saDt hy mail. \
record of the amount and date q! i7sJ;H
is KEEP; up0 II ''stuh" by the rUs:n:;Ste:
Issuing them, but not Of tie name Of
the person buying them. In order t.
proven tyheir Use az currency. t4es cease
10 be rCdceipahlo three months after
/ issuing them. They viii cost FRI Ill i've
to five cents each, according to the
amount.
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MEssRs. RRODIE NCO

Dear Sirs: l had a severe attack of Rheu.
smatism In the wrist Of my left hand, aud
was advised 10 try your Rheumatic and Neu.
Talgia Cure. l dia SO and within three days
awas perfectly cured. The effect of this
remedy in my case was prompt aud salts
factory beyond my expeditions. u.
Yours Respectfully, T. P. CARROLL.
Auditor Wells Fargo s CJ's Express, 8. +.
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MEssRs. DRODIE & 90

a :
Geatlemen: II gives me great pleasure 10
inform yoa that your Imminent worked woa.
dcrs in my case; was suffering from an a.
tack OF inEsmmatory Rheuma tism of the
worst kind, being confined to my btd tor
number OF weeks. ard suffering the most in
tense pains. / had tr cd everything Y,hca
success. | was advised 10 USE your Cure and
III half an hour he'aain was entirely game.
AMORY F. BELL.
1909 Sacramento Street, s. Y.
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Ponder on These Facts.

Kidney -Wo't Is na'tae's remedy FOR hid
ncy and liver disease, pies G"I cCnstipa
thor.
Sediment or mucus IN The mine i II STR,
indi.a. on of disease. Take kidn, y-Wort.
Torpid liver and kidneys poison The h:or1
Kidney Wort REEVES them AID clean Is IA,
sNS'cm.
Headache. bilious attacks. dizzinHss. ard
los Of appetite are cured h. kiIncJ Wort
See ADVERTISEMENT
Did any scientific physician Lrow TIE
formula from which Aamcns Cough SyrIi
is prepared, he would not only recommend
but prescribe il TO his p4iit nts troubled wits
cough or cold, or any disease of the tLro II
and lungs. Try Il. /, Eas no equ.l. Fur TIE
benefit at those who would say, Another
humbug," II trial l5-ccn. size is. prepared
Ak N,ur druggist to get il Tor y;u. IL lot
lies at 10 cts. u cts. Il.
J. w Shaaticr & Co.. 32l aud 1923 Sac
:ament, ST., San Francisco, employ n"
RUNNERS. CT .ars sold vcrg cheap.
Is dsteadS from one To one hundred doll IRE
la,h, ut ii. Schellhaa>, llth street, Oak
cand, Cal.
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MEssRs. BRoDIE & co.

Dear Sirs: WAS utterly prostra!od for
some time with Lumbago, aud found no re-
lief until ! used your wonderful remed;.
WHICH worked an immediate cure so that
could attend to business the next day. ]
recommend it TO all. s. MOSGROEE.
ll4-1l6 kearny ST. Dry Goods Merchant.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-11-18

! was sick abed for thrt or four weeks with
rheumatism, could not turn Eyseli nor help
myself. Was rubbed freely with Brodie's
Wonderful Rheum itic Cure anG got well at
once. recommend it To sI.
AUGUST SCHLEUOR,
Woodland Baker
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-11-18

Mr. ssRs BR0DIE i co.
Gents: Your rem,iy cured my Neuralgia
from which had teen suffering for months.
heartily recommend it IL all similarly af-
fl;ctCd. THOS. DIXON,
s43 Braunsn St, 5. r.
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MEssRs. BRODIE SEQ.

to The virtues OF your Remedy, or in ia any
remedy for Rheumatism, but after my wife
had used less than bottle OF your Cure
ceased to be a skeptic as far as that particu.
lar medicine Is concerned. and am now con.
WINGED that y.,ar Remedy will cure Rheuna-
tism if used according TO directions.
D. NJ. CASHIN,
1914 Devisadrro ST., S. z.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-11-18

WANTED QUIET.-A nervous looking
man went into store the other day
and sat down for half an hour or SO
when clerk asked Il there was any
thing she could do for him. He said
no, he didn't wantanything. She went
away ard he sat there half an houi
longer. when the proprietor went tc
him ard asked if he wanted to be
shown anything. "No,' said tho ner-
vous mau, - just want 10 sit around
Ny hy stefan has recommended POI feet
quiet for me, and snys above all things
must avoid being in crowds. Motto.
ing that you did not advertise in The
n,~spal era. / thought this would be u,
quiet place as l cuuld find, so | Just
dropped in for few hours of isolation ,
The merchan. picked up bolt Of paper
Ca biie to brain him, but tie man went
ont. He said all no wanted was q liei
life Peck's Sun.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-11-18

MEsfs BRODIE 4 co.
Gents: Your remedy cured my Neuralgia
from which had been suffering for mouths,
heartily retonmcnd il t. all similarly az
tiicted. TuOS. DIXON,
. Az Brsnuan t., :. I.
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MEssEs. BROOlE l. co.

M ESs.s. BKUUIE y co. -
Having suffered for two years with Rheu.
matism, AMI being unable t, work rs was
all crippled up, / WIS Induced TO try your
remedy after all others had failed, and in one
week was p,rfectly cured aud have never
had return Of it since. heartily recon-
mend il to all WHO are similarly afflicted.
JOHN T.. TOWNSEND,
Shoecutttr with Porter, Oppenheimer
SltssiuScr. RS. il3 Gee. 10 Street.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-11-18
BRODIE u co,


Gentlemen: have used your wonderful
Cure for Rheuma this winter, and found
it gave me more relief than any thirg else
have ever used. after having tried great
many remedies both In California and
Europe, when was afflicted with Rheuma.
llsm for number of years. l therefor.
highly recommend your Cure to any on.
suffering with Rheumatism. as it permanent
ly cured me. z. +. D0UGHERTY.
ii3 Commercial ST., 3. r
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BRODIE & co.

bNOIJIE Z 90. ~
Gents: Ny wife suffered for month, with
the Neuralgia. Oae hotllef Your Cure en-.
tireiy cured her aud she has niger had
touch Of 1t siuce. JOHN KOHLM10S.
Proprietor "Kohlmoos Hotel" Alameda.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-11-18
TESTIMONIALS

MEssES BRODlE Il co.
Tho Rheumatism in my ann WIS imme
diateiy cured BY Your wonderful medicine.
JOHN Il. HUNT,
&. T. Post Off1cc.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-11-18

II you thinh it night to diiler from
the timcs, sni to make Il stand for ans
valuable point of morals. DO it. ho"-
ever rustic, however Anticipated. how
ever pcianlic it may appear; do 1t, not
for insolence. but seriously, as nan
who wore soul OF his own in lis boS-
ON. ard did not wait till Il WAS brea:hed
into HIM by the breath of fashion.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-11-18
'ixssRs. BRODIE & co.

MESSRS. BRUUIE Z CO. .,t,--
Geutlemen: Having severe attack Of
Rheumatism In my arm and shoulder, sss
INDUCED TO try your wonderful RaeGmatie
Cure and am happy to say that it entirely
cured me- T. K PHILLIPS. -
Foreman ID. Hicks i Co.'S Bindsry, Clay 81.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-11-18
MEssRs BRODIE IL co.

NEsshS DTtVHIE " %.
Gems: feel it my duty to info,m you
that your Rheumatic K mety his Completed,
cured me OF pains In The sinall Of my back
and limbs, which had troubled me 50 that il
was very d llicult for me 10 walk IL has
been the means If costing NE not only pain,
but hundreds Of dollars in trying to cure my
self. Thank. to your remedy, it as mad
me strong aud hearty.
CAPTAIN WHITE.
Steam Tug so. Taomas."
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-11-18

Ii cost TIE Government more TO find
ont who bit eff Whittaker's ears than il
did to tit ont the last Arctic expedition
and nOy it doesn't know.
The dynsmits torpedo was fist sug-
gested to the inventor When he stepped
on plug of laundry soap about three
steps from the head VI the stairs, on
his way down. he got down, aud the
idea of new explosive occurred to him
every bump.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-11-18
BRODIE & co.

BKODIE { co.
Gentlemtn; Your cure has worked WOO.
ders and find it to be all that Ia claimed for
1t. DAN 5. GULF, 4fst
Haywards.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-11-18
Woodland.

used one b title o. Rroiic's Wonderful
Rheumatic and Neuralgia Care aad found
immediate relief Have b en- confined three
Weeks 10 my b d, can now attend TO business,
and am pleased 10 give my hearty recu,n-
mcEdatiOn. GEORGE +. ErON
Suffer County. Farmer.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-11-18

MEssIs. BRODIE / co.
p ! think your Rheumatic ard Neuralgia
Cure a most superior article. Ally fe had.
very severe attack OF Inlammaloiy Rleuma
tism In the arm, which your remedy imme.
diately and permanently cured.
ELIJAH SNIFFlN,
Oakland, Cal.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-11-18
Hawkeye Editorial Dots.

Tho darkest knight IL the prince Of
TIE Hottentots.
The severe laws against tramps have
provei ceath blow to 9stheticism in
this country.
Sorg of the boy at the organ bellows
-" Man wants but little here below,
and wants that little long-and SLOW,
Don't tell young man who is wrest-
ling with his maiden nustacLo thut he
looks down in the mouth. 1t isn't
kind.
Young Kecpitup says his other in.
law is like d Feni.n torpedo. sho goes
oil when he isn't touching her. " Bless
your SOUL" said his neighbor. OnaIdri,
my mother-inlaw ig like Quaker
gun, shes been with rs ever since last
May, and you can't mako her 80 off,"
A few days ago. n young lady from
California knocked downa captain in
the English army, at West Point hotel.
We hope no war will grow out OF this
matter. We sincerely hope 20 for the
sake Of our cousins over the water, fer
there are heaps of women III California.
and or boys may not be called on to
go to the war ut all.
An American distillcr named q new
brand of whisky Victoria" and sent
the Qaeen a barrel Of it for her Msjrs
tvs approval. It happens that Ameri
can whisky isn't Vicioiia's tipple, and
she wisely refused TO receive the tffar-
ing and decidedly Gi'approves Ct her
name on tho brand, and that distiiler
won't get any India shawl, and cont
you forget it. He should have sent the
barrel OF whisky 10 The Kirg Of Texas,
who is the sort of monarch to APP
preciate that sort of an Offering. God
save the Queen indeed, and THOUSAND
times, ii she takes to A nerican whisky.
- -
The cattle disease known rs the 81
berian plague. which recently made its
appearance in The Russian provinces OF
st. Petersburg and Noygorod. has
broken ont in the provinces thai extend
along the Stores Of the Baltic Sa. Oae
case has occurred among the villagers,
and the person attacked died # the
disorder. The authorities are doing
what they can to stay it's progress, but
they find the peasants extremely ignor-
ant and superstiiious about it. They
not only Neglect to take all reasonable
care to guard against il, but organize
religious professions that seriously aid
the spread Of the infection.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-11-18
LYDIA z. PlNKHAM's
is q Positive Cure
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.

azzEzzax1zzzzzzzzAS
for all thssc Painini Can,pini md Weaknesses
soeomnon 10 our best female population.
IT will entirely the worst form 81 Female COM
plants all ovarian troubles Inflammation nad Ulrcra
ton Ian.; md Displaccinents, and Tho consequent
Spinal Weakness. and Is particularly GiaIod TO the
Change of Life.
1t will dissolve md erpc iumors from the utcrI7 In
emily stage OF development Tho tendency IL can
umors there checked very speedily 10y its
It removes faintncss. Gntloncy. dc';;uy5ai craving
for stlmIlants and relieves weakness of the :tonHoh
1t ruI.S floating. Headaches. Nervous rTostrntiun
General Debility S!ecplcssness. DcIIcssion and IIti
gosdion.
That feeling OF bearing down. causing pain. weight
AMI bac.nch IL always permanently cuiei l. .ts
1t will oil times and under oil circumstance act In
harmony with the laws that govern the female
For tho curoof Kidney Complain Of either t!4ls
Compound ia unsurpassed.
LYDIA T.. PINEuAM'S VEGETABLE COM.
POUND Is prepared az 80 anil O. Western AvcEuc,
Lynn. Mast Prco 81. Six bottesfor g. sent y nal
in the form 0: pills. also In the form Of iczcnGcs
receipt Of price 81 per DO. for either. Nj pinLLaa
freely answers ALI letters Of inquiry. Seal for painh
let. Address as abO c. Ic,it,On las IdIcr,
No family should DO without LYDIA z. I1SIIIAMS
LIVER FILLS. They euro constipation. L:liousnecs
and torpidity Of the liver. - cents .er box.
CT sold by oil Drussists. 10 .
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-11-18

"Ihr 4, sired Characteristic If the Is; quar-
ter Of this ,cu'ury,' SAWS i.,,iun .icdd,mY
is 10 auralyz: and Stamina re exiting
kn.wl, re"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-11-18

Do not food Druggist for This nothing else
pa~ SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS ga
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-11-18

A dying thief was compassioua.elv
released from the Rhode Island State
Prison, and sent to pass Lis remaining
days at home in Providence; but before
his death he crawled out and robbed
seven houses.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-11-18

81 Grnry 81, San Francisco.
FREE EXHIBITION.
Japanese and other Oriental GooJ,.
All articles plainly marked. Prices lover team
"vrr Dei1re. Ftis TO ua each upwards All
"tIcr goods IN proportion. Wholesale dr.firtmen,
Tor genera! stores Gti' and s,'e goods and pric.s
wlihnu' having IL ask .irestinu> '
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-11-18

Twill cur. y.ur -Ammen's Cough
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-12-14

The Evangelical Alliance has pre-
pared a programme for the week of
prayer, from January 1 to 7 inclu,
sive. The subjects are as follows:
Sunday, "Renewed consecration;"
Monday, Thanksgiving for temporal
and spiritual blessing and prayer for
their continuance" Tuesday, "Hu.
initiation and confession of SINS"
Wednesday, prayer for the blessing
of God on His work and word;"
Thursday, prayer for The young and
all training agencies" Friday, "Pray
er for peace and righteousness uni
versally;;" and Saturday, qPraycr for
missions and revivals."
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-12-14
Feeble Ladies'.

Those languid, tiresome sensations,
causing you to feel scarcely able to
be on your feet; that constant drain
that is taking from your system all
its elasticity; driving the bloom from
your cheeks; that continual strain
upon your vital forces, rendering you
irritable and fretful, can easily be re-.
moved by the use of that marvellous
remedy, Hop Bitters. Irregularities
and distractions of your system are
relieved at once, while the special
cause Of periodical pain is perma-
nently removed. Will you heed this?
Cincinnati Saturday Night.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-12-14

Graham Districts. Road established
in conformity with viewers report
and damages allowed to land owners.
Heirs Of Elisha Kimberling, decd,
allowed s25 damages to land arising
from change in Road Precinct No. 3,
Union District.
George R. Maupin, Surveyor Of
Road Precinct No. 2, Union District,
ordered to make fills over Thirteen
Mile Creek, in his said precinct.
Surveyor of Road Precinct No. 1,
Lewis District, directed TO repair
wing walls of Crooked Creek Bridge,
near Johns. Miller's house, on Clarks.
burg road.
Poor House Committee, ordered to
insure buildingson Poor Farm,
f0verseers Poor, Arbuckle District,
authorized to expend use Of Andrew
Bryan, $500 per month, till July
term of this Court, out of Poor fund.
William Morris allowed for assist.
ance out Of the Poor fund, $500 per
month from LIST day Of January, 1882,
up to and including LIST day of July,
1882.
Narcissus ]. Foglesopg, appointed
administratrix of Thomas Foglesong,
deceased, and James A. Hogg, Jane.
som Somerville, Isaac Clendenin, A.
A. Somerville and 7. G. Hogg, ap.
pointed appraisers, any three Of
whom may act, of the estate of Thorn.
as Foglesong, deceased.
Jno. q. Timms, Commissioner Of
Fiduciaries, reported settlements be-
fore him, which were confirmed by
the Court, as follows:
DIR. j. Il. Meeks, administrator Of
S. Aumiller; same, administrator Of
Geo. Oliver G. E. Hogg, administra-
tor of Lydia Pounds; Mrs. c. Fowler,
Administrative Of Chas. Fowler; Ann
&. Embleton, administrative of Robt.
Embleton; John Fowler, administra-
tor of w. S. Bumgarner; Lucinda
Roush administrative of Jonas Roush;
Hannah 7. Wilkinson, administra-
trix,of W. D. Wilkinson; ]. B. and G.
M. Yeager, executors of Jos. Yeager;
W. II. Hogg and Jacob Knopp, exec
utors OF Thos. G. Hogg; David Roush,
guardian for Mrs. Mamie Hogg, nee
Hawkins;C. b. Hogg, administrator
of Mary Hawkins.
Della G, Fades apprenticed to Eph-
rain Davis, Dora L. Fades appren-
ticed to R. T. Hardwick, until each
shall arrive at the age of is years.
Bond given.
Infant child Of Anna Board plac-
ed in care of Eliza J. Miller, for a
period of one year, who is allowed
$4,000 payable out of Poor fund for
keeping said child during that time.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-12-14

We IRE Informed that an attempt
was made on Saturday evening,.to
wreck the 5 p. IN, passenger train, at
the trestlo near Addison, on the Ohio
and West Virginia Railway. We
hope the authorities may be success
full in capturing the wrotchea.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-12-14

CURE FOR Wuoop1NG CoUGH.-
Roasted lemons are said to subdue
the whooping cough very effectually.
1t is prepared as follows: "Roast a
lemon without burning it, When
hot cut an squeeze the juice into su,
gar, Give teaspoonful as often as
the cough is troublesome. This is a
cure for any kind of a cough and per,
fectly safe to take.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-12-14

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound is remarkable remedy
for all those painful complaints and
weaknesses so common TO our best fe-
male population. Send to Mrs. Lydia
3. Pinkham, 1888 Western Avenue,
Lynn, Mass, for pamphlets.