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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-07-28

THE AGONY OvER.-0n Friday, the New York
Legislature elected Z. G. Lapham United States
Senator, in place Of COnkling, the Republican
members voting for him unanimously. The law
for holding elections to fill vacancies in Con-
gressiOnal Districts was then passed, and the
Legislature adjourned. And this is COnkling's
'yindicatiOn" A man of great ability and tro-
mendous influence, by his own act reduced so
low that the most that his followers can claim
for him, is his power to do injury to the party
that he betrayed. This will stand as a lesson to
COnkling and all other men, that however high
their position and great their influence, they are
50 only because they support principle and the
will of party. There may be men who can
temporarily injure the Republican party in To-
calities, but no man is big enough to break up
the marty.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-07-28

II The Talbot boys were honged at Mary
vile, Mo-, last Friday afternoon. They made
no further confession but declared their inno-
cenee. They had told so many lies about it,
that they had probably disgusted themselves.
There is no room to doubt that they assassinat-
ed their father. Capital punishment is a terri
ble thing, especially when boys or women are
the victims; and the scenes attending them are
disgusting and disgraeeful to the last degree
But murder has become too common, and there
is too great tendency to sympathize with mur-
derers, and to assist them in escaping punish
ment. Hanging is the only effectual remedy.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-07-28

Nor BTs"r-Mr. James Selover, n well known
spccnlntor and promoter, said to me to-day: II
have known General Garfield for several years init
mately. remember few years ago. that he called
on me nj Walkers Hotel, and as had a bottle of
very fine whiskcy, veuurrd TO nsk him if he would
have some. lie said that he did rot object. and he
poured ont such good big drink tha, said to him:
General. that is first mates nip. did not know
that you ever drank anything until now We'll,
said General Garfield, i never had any great love
for liquor, and have worked "a little to promote
temperance. In my town there snme of the
lahoring men who spent their wages for whiskey,
and | started movement for them TO sign the
pledge, and IL had agency To few of them.
On one especial oceasi0n,' continued General Gar
field, i came acrnSs Tom Quinn. old Irishman
who had Sisued the pledge just at the moment
when he was taking. very large horn Of whiskey.
| put my hand ON his shouder and said Tom,
didn't you sign the peigrF 4 did. General said
he, but Tin only taking this drink show that I'm
no bigot Tint is the take this first mate
nip with you-to show that, while | aIp "A temper
ance man, am no bisot.- .--Gdh iu Cincinnati EE-
Qttier.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-07-28

THE PREsIDEST.-Last Saturday, Mr. Gar
field was taken with backsct, and throughout
the day the greatest anxiety prevailed. The
causc was decided To be some obstruction in
the wound, stopping the flow of pus. An ope-
ration was performed, by making an incision to
reach the wound back Of the obstruction. The
flow was thus re-established, and the President
is again doing well.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-07-28

translation of Monsieur Madame aud the BABY
by Gustave Droz. is soon to be published by 7. b.
Peterson & Brothers, of Philadelphia 1t is very
popular in France and is described rs Frcnchnan's
treatment of the theme that forms the humorous
basis of ''IIelens Babies, and doubt will have
large sale in this country, it is spicy and enter
tanning, with descriptive Illustrated cover by new
artist. Petersons' new Summer book. "Aildrcds
Cadet" is having great II san excellent
story Of West Point life, and advise all to get
copy.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-07-28
A Feel once More.

"For ten years my wife was confined TO her bed
with such complication of ailments that no doctor
could tell what WAS the matter. cure her. and I
used up small fortune in humbug stuff Six months
ago, saw U. s nag with Hop Bitters on IT, and
Thought would a fool once more. / tried il. but
my folly proved to be wisdom Two bottles cured
her. She is nov as well and strong as any mans
WIFE and il cost me only two dollars Such folly
paysr-H W., Drtroi, Aiei.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-07-28
FROM LAWRENCE.


LAWRENCE, KANSAS July q. 1881
The warm weather of the past few weeks supple
mented by occasional copious showers has given n
new impetus to vegetation and made the outlook
for a big corn crop a brilliant one Those who are
dissatisfied with the present prospect in this region
well deserve that title .grumbling farmer to which
ono of the correspondents in last weeks Chief OBJ
iects. When land yields from sixty to hundred
bushels per acre there is no reason why its owner
should grumble. even If he ia n bepeitter of man.
kind Who has ever seen the wear our erops did not
turn out better than they were predictedi The
same amount of grumbIing would be heard among
our merchants however if they would not thereby
lose custom Ii is by expressions of ..bir trade -
..grand rush, &c, that they expect TO draw cus-
toners The farmer has no such reasons for con-
cealing losses
A short time since, we took jaunt to the home of
Gov. Charles Robinson, and spent pleasant after
noon with Kansas first Executive. A drive of five
miles TO the northeast. over n rolling prairie.
brought us to his farm. We found him busly en-
s.qed in rspairnr fence and attending IN his stock
Though last Thursday was the sixtv-third anniver.
sary Of his birthday. he is as agile and hearty as
man of middle age. superiptendipr his farm of twen-
ty-scven hundred acres. and attending TO several
large herds of cattle. The farm appeared neat and
well kent and the residence ia one of the most Meas
ant in the surrounding country. The Governor is
almost an Indispensable personage in the neishbor-
hood in which he lives He doctors the sick. super
intends the Sunday School and is the principal sup
porter of the school Much of his time is devoted to
reading the newspapers. and topies of publie inter
est. inst now. he is giving his attention to the
prohibory law. having written several articles and
made a number of speecbes on the subiect. He was
strongly opposed TO the amendment and the passing
of sucb Law but while II is on the statute hook
he believes in chewing and enforcing If. The GOV.
ernor loves tn dwell ON the scenes of carly Kansas
lint Johp Brown and Gen. James H. Lane receive no
Gathering comments at his hands.
The old University building has been undergoing
repairs. and will soon he in condition TO receive
idiotc patieuts. including Representative Lcmmons
..feebIeminded youth at Winfield Mr.. Green, of
Jccom,,o, "a suneripte,dept of the ;ps,i,ut;on
Tlose DESIRING IN enter can doubtIcss obtain cat,
Io,ues b, ADDRESSING him
Prof / IT Car,utb the State Ro,on;st tbipks of
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-07-28

rY "Smut-mill," is what the editor of the
Hiawatha Dispatch gets out of bed long enough
to call the Chief. To appreciate this joke, one
needs to see that disgrace to the printing art,
that standing gibe of printers, the daubed, blur
red, butehered Hiawatha Dispdtek. BY the way,
we wonder if the business men who have adver-
tisements in the first four columns of the first
page of the Dispatch, are required to pay for
them; and if 80, why' They have not been
readable, at any time within the past six
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-07-28

" We have received from the State Depart
ment, the Report Of the United Stases Commits
sioners to the Paris Exposition. 1t is in five vol
umes, splendidly printed, bound, and illustrat-
ed. 1t would adorn any library. 1t was sent
Mt the request of F. P. Baker, Of the Topeka
Commonwealth. He will accept our thanks for il.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-07-28

II The Mayor of Leavenworth has notified the
police authorities to try no more whisky He
saws the time of policeman is taken up in tending
court when they ought TO he attending to their du-
ties The action of the Mayor will throw all the
whiskey cases into the District Court, where the
County will have to pay for its constabes and wit
nesses il il Is unsnccessfnl in Prosecutions.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-07-28

" The papers are publishing that one
Crouch, author of kathleen Mavourneen," is
living at Baltimore. If they mean that he was
the author of the music to the song, they may
be correct but if the author of the song, they
are mistaken. The song of "Kathleen Mayour-
neenD was written by Mrs. Crawford.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-07-28
IrYor. Are Sick. Rcad

The Kdney-Wort advertisement in another column,
and it will explain you the rational method of get
ting well. Kidney-Wort will save You doctors
bills than any other medicine known. Acting with
speciie energy the kidneys and liver it cures the
worst diseases caused by their arrangement. Use il
at once In dry and liquid form. Either is equally
efficient; the liquid Is the easiest: but the dry is the
most econOmical-IateTior.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-07-28

u The change in President Garfeld's condi-
tion again occurred ON day when the intense
interest could be satisfied only by the Sunday
papers, while the ovcr-pious sheets again came
tagging along on Monday with the news, after
nld
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-07-28

II Pieces of rib are now coming from the
Presidents wound. Enough splinters have al
ready come ont to make wife for Sammy Til
den, or couple better men than Piatt, with
n;eces of clothing sufficient TO make them . suit
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-07-28

B Judge Clifford, of the United States su-
preme Court, is dead at last He has been prae-
tically dead for some years, but had not sufii-
cient mind left to resign, and consequently had
been worse than vacancy. He long Outlived
the age to which he belonged.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-07-28

u Mrs. DeGeer Call has sued the editors OF
the paper at Augusta, Butler County, for libel.
We believe they called her a Venus As Venus,
these times, displays herself naked about day
break, Mrs. Call took it as a slander, when the
editors only meant that she was as handsome as
yanus
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-07-28

~ Gen. PembertOn, the Rebel commander of
Vicksburg, is dead. All the Generals whom
Grant brought to time are now dead, but Grant
is well and hearty
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-07-28

" The papers tell of drunken man at the
Tabott hanging, who reeied and fell under the
seafiold, and lay there in a drunken sleep during
the execution. We regard the suggestion that
Oscar Leonard was the man, as a SANDER
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-07-28

u Resolved that the humanites nonpar-
tisan.- That is the opinion of the Ohio Democrats
now. When they pull themselves together after
election they win be canvineed that inhumanity is
slso non-pariisas, aad nasOmmonly plenty.-N. Y.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-07-28

E- Wouldn't those White House doctors feel
cheap, if, while they are bestOwing their whole
attention upon Garield's wound, it should be
discovered that he had undergone spell of ma
lerial fever, and had recovered without their
knowledpe or assistancef
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-07-28

~ Rumors continue to multiply concerning
,,,s sale of the Atehisou and Nebraska Road to
Jay Gould. The Hiawatha D'spafeA had better
heave an extra load of mud at us, or our predie-
fioa will come true yet.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-07-28

The Governor of Missouri and the Rail
road and EXPRESS Companies have offered re-
ward of $4,000 for the arrest of the Winston
train rol,t,ers.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-07-28

- BY the time the doctors get through with
inserting piping into Garfield, he will perhaps
be the best plumbed and severed man on the
face Of the earth.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-07-28

gS' The 0rientals have benediction, '.May
you die among your kindred" That was what
DR.. Talbot did
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-07-28

- Should the President die. his blood viii be
the seed Of mutual confidence and National concord
And if he lives, it will be President of Republic
builded on the broadest of foundations-Ch
Nr,es and Courier
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-07-28

" Miller, one of the newly elected Senators
from New York, is largely interested in wood
pulp. When he helped to reduce Stalwart Boss
ess to n pulp, it was only in the line of his
business.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-07-28

II Hell x Son, of Middetown, Ohio, have
failed. Another effect of the new revision.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-07-28

II The papers are still urging Mrs. Garfield
not to take the money that Cyrus w. Field is
raising for her benefit. For our part, we regard
it as a .'laudable purse
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-07-28

~ If any one or two railroad men can s,on the
people from having what they want in the vay of
law, this is quaint sort Of Republican government.
-lyer fork RePx6iie.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-07-28

IS- Judge Robertson has taken the oath of
Office, and entered upon his duties as Collector
of the port of New York.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-07-28

n The lengthy dispatches from Albany have
50 long formed special feature in the telegraph
ie columns of the dsly papers, that they are
sadly missed.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-07-28

r. There is a rumor the streets. which may
be true, though it is perhaps lie. that Jay Gould
has bought the Atehson g. Nebraska Railroad.-
dtcAison Globe.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-07-28

~ The sFlaudable pusH that Gsrhsids phy'
sieians have been talking so much about, has
been acting in a way that is not st all lsndaDie'
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-07-28

VPeople read the news from Albany, and then
sit and wonder why lightning wastes ifs power in
knocking coal sheds into kindling wOod.-CosG-ier-
.LobrnnL -
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-07-28
Sherin',s Sale.

Shefi6''s Sale.
THE STATE OF KANSAS ,s,Fl -r
COUNTY OF DONIPHAS, - So. .-
In the District ceart for Donh.n County stats K.ns
John C. TomiiBsun f.-s.s. 8 -
Assignee Of Phillips q smaIl~ood, Plaintiff
PAana a Lo~. Defendants.
NOTICE il bcrsby given. that win onsr fsr sale at
IN public aneticn or cash st the hour Of oeDek p NJ
o. A I'd day Of Jsiy. A. ID. fssf
af the north door o the Csurf HOUSE. the City Of Tiny I'm
Dnphan County State Of Kanzas the following described
real estate TO vits 80
part q ths uth vest quarter of SECTION Va Eve t5
mencng nj the nsrfhwef of said quarter s.etion
-oufh section line twenty cven an tweuty on
aundrsdths % Dioo) eh.ns thence fifteen and eg
teen sn~-hundrzlfhs rs ls.eg ehzs thenee psfh tw-a
ty-seven and twenty oDehaDdnlfhs cz1 sDIog ehalns
Chains 70 the place q BEGINNING containing thirty nine and
srye Of thirty p9 feed for roadway the north end Of
<Ad iznd sitate in Dsuiphzn counfy STATE Of Kansaz
Taken a the Proprfy cf A. Low and oerei far sale TO
ne highest bidder for cs<h 90 sa<izfy certain jndenent
and ex now of -erss IN The Disfc1 Cusf Doniphzn
County I'm the State Of kaa.as IN which John c. Taninsn
Assignee of Phiilips Snlasead plaintiff and p. A.
Appraised NJ el00
CHARLES BURKHALTER.
Sheriff II DOniphzn County.
June ., ieel-Sw- Prs fee. f1a
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-07-28

~ The words uttered by the President in his
sleep. the other evening, 'The heart of the nation
M not let the old soldier die must become ininor
tal
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-07-28

~ The daily bulletins from the White House arc
iptenselF interesting. but bullet-out wonld be
worth more thaa all their bulletins. Philadelphia
B.illetia.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-07-28
JOHN zAGG
SEVERANCE, KANSAS.
Dealer I'm
BOOTS z SHOES, HATS : CAPS.

Making some change in business v far the nerf
four month< se Boots and Shoes af Hats and Caps
af Atehison prices ~ have good business housc
and ave acres of weod hsd which WI ..Il cheap
JOHN HAGG.
x9uneeo Severance Ksns>x
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-07-28

~ Fritz Snitzler has been arrested at Wich
ita, for violating the liquor law. Mash HIM
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-07-28
P E N S | O Ms

Secured. Also Bounty Back Pay increase Of Pensio,s
New and HonosabIe Discharges. Psients etc. ThnsaDds
entitled New Laws Now is the timel Do no, dtiayt
Sdiers Wtlox- Chldren Parents Brothers and si-t..
entitled Have your claim investigated Apply AZ oues
Send two sismps fr blanks and nxrucfions epirfe 70
JENKINS A. FfTZGERiLD, " s. CIai.s ond Pat~af
Attorney p. o. Box 7a1 Washington u. c, I&july
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-07-28

&fs6 wesh n ye% e.r town Term. and = setas
VvV TIE. Aadfcss y. usr&Eu Co, Portland. Maine.
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RAILROADS.

lRGIEIA MIDLAND HALLWAY.
JoH% s. BARBOUR. President
On snd after SUNDAY, June IL, 1881. Pcs.
sNn&ar trsias nil rnn as :alloWs:
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C($A\lcxundria Dazette
FRIDAY aVKN!NG, JULY.

LOVE- That LAUGHED AT SAlLBoA1s So
d1s Tsp YES he scene If lively ink 10 g
love atf,i' lev dajs ago. Emma Heck
pretty, .ccd sx.etn aud daughter Of Au
.us u. Hack, Eslernan. tell ceep!y in love
~ltn Gr0lge CovcIsud, Of Socus Poiut.
Eu ms'= EarcDts Gi1n't tsk- xlodiy 10 BIT C ut
sn|u, slu hGd moe than orc, iutimated that
they ".cutd ait tcgo 90 IT," The Lovers aol
thclr hseGs together anl agreed that tie fist
tluc tie co2st was c!ca: Emma shcu!d so Gu
nu the butt and display white sigoal. Her
father E5s III attending to lis oets Urc daY ,st
We ,ut Ms Il ck tad gjre to make pur
cncs a: The Lake Bui store. The lovers
pTogTamioG we cared Quito 2 .rt,cuon ai ST,
and lh"y started Il 10 row toat together,
b0urd &c, das 7 let ard O minister. "a
atr say home Mrs. Heok saw the two. There
was 3 iu'l Igg.G saiboat doWo ct tho DICK.
7 be ifa,o tuc her rso 10 this cat, set sail, oud
Started tii biVre h, Stroug wind bioalos from
ihs west Ia p1rsClt Of the c,uDle. They saw
Der coGg:i ( I'D .csl z d ttcIr digger. Pui.og
short 10 lna W;Jd Tsid they prevented the sail
host ;tcnI following hem ;u.th=r. lsaded a. tie
f.ysSai. eek, :. OF D.iscce'r Cove, sDd hss.
tenn, ;2uarc 10 alton, ,he2 5000 iouud mIn
49,, + ani tuoa sGcao,age ct his suthofl'y 10
make them opc. He did 50. sind they are DOW
lVioG wth tke pGrcn,s OF tho bridegroom
while he bad = psIeuts threaten Vengeance.
-E0cLcs'rr Njmocrot and Chronicle.
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D2U9a, CHEMICALS. DC.

PERRY BoUsT \ EfUNTY. Es.
We have known 'SWifls syrhiiitc Spac'dc'
testai in hundreds Of cases CT yibil', VI -rcus'
ral Rhs mhtism, ScrofuG. etc 1t nHsd- the most
perfect and permanent cares IN erfry case
Hugh l.. Bernard. Sim. ID. hi:lrr .iucge
Go. CT ~. l.. Warren, of J.W. I.nth-on & 60
S.vsnnsb, Ga Ed Jackson, Qep't Crk. Snrr
CT, Wn. Brunson. Eli Warren. J. W W!In
berry. j Z. Gilbert, Dr'2't.. !. W. Anrn, co
Tross., VIM. d. Pierce, Gi'f. g. O. DaLcsn
Day s. Gordon.
/ am acquainted with the propriet1rs, az
many Of the gentlemen whose EiSL siurea a. PCS
10 tue foregoing certificate. They arc meI c
high character and standing
A. II. CnLQU1Tr.
Governor CT Georgia.
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY
Proprietors. Atlsnts, ga.
Sold by +. ). LEADBEATEJ; & BIO.
Call for copy Of Young sien's Friend"
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vail NI:tEyggrt r07OCr,5 Al Chs,loltesyillo
With ;,tes. : Chic l.. T., East and West. At
i,yYci,vU-s, connects With Norfolk s West.
an Z. Y. through Scutcwea. Virginia to
Eaahri;:e, Now O.iaane Memphis, Little Eock
and TcIas-ar6 &. Esn9llle With Richmond s.
Dsnvi!,o il, H., to South crd Southwest.
!;1pcHss Southwark CONNECTS 3. Lhsrotte,.
wills ia. pC;:js on Goes. x Ohio 4. H.. and
* HarTl:ic IcG 81, lo:!s South. Eas: and South.
&i&EE TRAINS for Aaln Line leave al.
csaEd.is ds-!%,. Except sunday, w =. N. and
| 30 ~, enc sGtrTnin- eTrIVc IL A!cXsnorla
Il ~ III ed z 20 p: n.
scr Ian A:cSES LIZ 4 loAve washington
1lU :, II, Grd Alexandria I IS a. H., daily
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II fc --CEnvssset sHd Unc.Lvassed ou2sr
- tu'ei EauIs, gu al. IL. add choice qualify
for s"le ri J. y. MlL6UKN'S,
&li - N. Roy 81 Ct.
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Gpcnif.g @Ga Gs.,s:ug. OF The zzaiLs.


CIOelEG.
Washington, u G., and Northeastern calls s
s. N, IL IL. AID aHd ID p. Il.
WoE!crn IIu!!s 80 and : 70 y. n.
Southern nails via Richmond, Va, 10 30 q.
d. and 30 and - p. II.
South and Southwestern maila vis Lynch
burg, Nirc!sig. wy and through MALE, w o.
md $ - .. Il.
EieaIssl.5 It!vi-;cH 90 3. ".
A!ezaa,!::.4 to L:cv:d I'll. Va, S00a. m
2PGNIaG,
I;or3nc:c a:.1 * s1lcr:i EAsiIs, va Washing
toI >. T., g 81 :. III. y II. sd u p. III.
Soy..e:I mails, Wis EiohIaond, Va, 3 90 g. N
a.! ~ =, "a.
Southwestern mails vie Lynchburg, Virginia
ttrrouyn rsl'S! IHciIc:Gg 9ay nai!s on Midland
Kaii:oad, 81 - T..
Msna2sfa Division 20 PA. for lock boz only.
Kouni dill to hlgxaad;is, Va, 80 ,. N.
UilCa Eoa,s--O@ce opclg At 80 Il. m, and
closes Il. u :.
su2tsZ iiou-a- oaicc opens [. 8 4a :. IT,, and
closes - { - q.
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CHAMPAGNE SPARKLING CIDER, at MCBUR>
NEY'S,
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; Woes FROM FAuQUiEa COUNTY, Va
OlG cas,rntr wrltCa tEus. Alter careful test
tyr he pas; t7o gctks. myscIt nbd wife proc
aou3c; your 3EST RESULTS PATENT PROCESS
tLOCG - IrC l. Il -uc as ~ naVo ever USED, 81 d
lex. uy4i:er! there is Q arudo Ct -four manu-
i.c.u!.d ,Gat tX! Is yeurs. Sold ou!y by
GEO. MCBURNEY E Son,
S. y. C3:. kl2s auc Washington Sc
Aex4Ldns Va.