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A T ~; AND SOS WEST MADISON-ST..
~ Ti1s. ESiUS FURNITURE COMPANY
self all Kind. Ut HOUSEHOLD GOODS on suputhly
payments. This allows one 10 use hi. furniture who
he ptuG for IT, Their slnck contains about o.sry-
thin. needed for housekeeping: r..r,r <uits cham
beF s"ts. easy chairs. patent r,cSc:*. camp chairt
lounges, mattresses, springs. carpets. nastnGx 1i!
cloths. ranges, heattn and cooking stuyr. aliro=
plated ware cutlery .l:tsswaEc tin and wooden
besides innumeEIble common nzt4eus Used by thu
hnu-ektaper. All sold IN their
TIME-F-AYMESr PLAN.
With low prices and easy terHas. .....
WE refer with pleasure tn our customers scattered
all over -he city manner n{ d0.:ls business.
Cali ans cxatn1ue r.nck. learn bur prices Anl
terms and STALL aid youc names IL the long roll
OF our business friends.
CNluN FURNITURE: COMPANY.
:U5 ami IL, West 3fa*1n-3t
open MondAy. Thursday. and SATURDAY evenings.
, 1881-08-07

ITO RENT-THE FIRST-CLASS HOUSE
j. II Walton place for term Of years, nrst-cIaSs
tenant Apply 10 LYMAN Il GIDDlNGS, iul Wash
, 1881-08-07
NORTH SIDE,

'1'O RENT-A LARGE FRONT ROOM
-. iufhishcd nicely; srise und water; suitable fur
tmo @ Isnslslnen Rent reasonable 10 permanent par
, 1881-08-07

ITO RENT-FOUK ROOMS ON SECOND
l. floor 4j3 West Jackson-st. References required.
, 1881-08-07

/ VSI-A.B BLACK DOLMAN CLOAK ON
~ Inc Nnrth sittt. tho evening VI the 4lh. i
itueinl reward Will u. paid BY addressing deliver
ing the same IL n. kEifltiG IN south ilnlscd-st
, 1881-08-07

" fEST--ONE LARGE AND ONE
= small furnished roon convenient to business
CGntrG Appty 1t ~ S0rLh La S,llr-st
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ITO RENT-2-STORY AND BASEMENT
- stDue-fspnt dwelling. 31t Schtllcr-st. II. II.
TKAyE1t. II Tribune building,
, 1881-08-07

TITO RENT-EI.EGANT SUITE, THREE
l. connecting frunt rooms. nicely furnished. bath
aud Eas: suitable for fur EeTt1e.nen together
SEnHrAsEly. 1iH MasL Monroe Ip.sialrs,
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ITO RENT-ELEGAAT RESIDENCE IN
J. complete nrJer i5 Dearbo.n-ay.; lease cx-
plrcs May J. 16-: privilege OF renewal; possession
given lurc. Call Ii Icsluencc
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WANTED-TO RENT-FOR i TERM
,Yf OF! years IN en,1rs noor for light housekeep-
i''@ IN good elshH'rt!n0d. North south sides pre-
Icr paraes ownlnE property prompt pnJ, nTsi-cIass
L. TFtbunu ufltlr. = r =
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~ KENT-l?5 EAST ER1E-ST., FUR
= hlsi!ca ruon large airy. modern conye1, .cnces:
gentleman uHd vile preferred Light houseacep!uE
, 1881-08-07

ITO RENT = FURNISHED SOUTH
+ trout ruoiu to gents and wife. 10 West
- "
, 1881-08-07

1 EanI urder tl,-stntrs No M, Snrrt puuI,r,.xf
burn tor one horse; rent sa one block from Indiana
ST. cnss- Apply on premises.
, 1881-08-07

ITO RENT-TENANT WANTED FOR
L six-ssory build ng to be erected on n most de-
can have U.AH square feet ~ floor room app0
4lpnpd to suit Address uNAEK. q II. Tribune.
, 1881-08-07

ITO REST-AN ELEGANT. ALCOVE
y front ruuul. furnished or unfurnished IL. West
Nnthi1.gton-sl.
, 1881-08-07

"ANTED-TO REST-A HOUSE OR
,tf rooms suitable for housekeeping, Wrixhts
S;f"Es roSt-ttce Address. giving full particulars.
, 1881-08-07

ITO EENT-I4 NORTH TllROOP-ST.-
l. Furnished nlcove chamber; modern improye-
, 1881-08-07

~ KENT-THREE FIKSr-CLASS FIR
- itshcd rooms; gents only. "A North st1,e-st
, 1881-08-07

ITO RENT-T0 TWO GENTLEMEN
l. No. /. North rhfoop-st-, nicely y-furnlshcd room
tu private family.
, 1881-08-07

ITO KENT-ji; WEST MADISON-ST.,
line Store, basement and bnra: clIrap to 4 good
tenant Apply to ". GRAY BROWN, foom 3 n
, 1881-08-07

rTO RENT-LARGE. FINE STORE, 267
J. South Clark desirable for clothing grocery,or
pawnDrpker. u. HORTON. HUom IL keuper Block.
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OST-ON CLINTOE-ST., BETWEEN
- Van finrtn and jackson, $5I: In :. graz vest
Rrtnrll t" -. South Ilaisted-s1. W give l1beru
, 1881-08-07

"ANTED-TO RENT-A FURNISHED
w room, or TWO rooms, for gentleman aud wife.
situated between TweHt J-sec0nd and TwentYsiIth-
s1s., ud SiuesL und tho lake: state price With
without ttArd The best OF ret0rances Address c
Il icf
, 1881-08-07

ITO RENTS NORTH CLAKk-ST., COR
roums. Trun*icnts taken
, 1881-08-07

ITO KENT-1a2ott5 NORTH CLAKk-ST.,
i plate-.iass front, bcst part of street. cheap
rent; also. :i'l7 Cot,l.e Grove-uv., ~ D. ".
srUItfiS. ~ int,on-at., lionm Il.
, 1881-08-07

ITO RENT-BY CHARLES 4. SCHMIDT,
Il iG South i>lnrk-st. .-sto.y and basement brick
dwelling. ~ Scdgwick-*L
, 1881-08-07

OFEIEE5.
ITO RENT T-SPLENDID CHANCE FOR 4
L phvsiclan dentist: IeaSe Of an Office OF three
roms furptsurc below cost: censaty located on one
of the best on tho south 5de the
cupuut, d physician. must lnt1 the country. and
will turn over fair practice. Address Z 81 Trib
unc office.
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J
Why is the earth like ssbhckbosrdY ?
Because the childfsn .,oi men multiply
upon the face OF il q, 8, ,r;ks. -.
General Sherman is sixty-one, and he
says be enjoys old age becauss he feels
privileged TO kiss all The pretty glrls. Z
The Talmage thinks that Bennett,
Greeley, BRYANT and RAYMOND we're the
four greatest editors cf tie country:
Mormon Delegate Cannon saws be FaS
more children thsn hls, opponent bsd
votes last November. ps,s,.sx a, sssvs
Headache cured for IS cents ,,bn
DIR MEifAUR'S HEADACHE AND
DYSPEPSIA PILLS.
An old sdsge says ~the best il slwsvs
the cheapest" this applies With speciai
force to Dsnig's Cough Balssns. sitcS
no other remedy begins TO sequsl Il for,
the cure Of . ccld.s Sold by all. drug,
gists, 25c. . bottle -.
NY case j; just hsre,'. said. q, citiseu
TO z lawyer, the other day: sThs plain.
TN Will swear that bit him; will
swssr thst ! did not. Nov what can cn
you LAWYERS make out of that il ws 70
to, trial 2" : ss IS ,ssg go
Five dollars apiece" Was the prompt
reply, as he extended his hand.
| Az . trial Of criminal case the pris.
oner entered : plea OF .snot guilty,
when one OF the jurymsn at once stood
up The Judge informed him that hs
could notleave until the case was tried
I"Tried Z" repeated the Juror, Ia Aalpu'
ishment, why. be Acknowledges that
] he Is net guilty" Z
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/. The Sand Blast.

Among the wonderful and pseful in
ventions OF the time is the commor
sand blast. Suppose you desire 4 piece
OF marble for gravestone. You cover
the stone with asheet OF wax no thicker
than wafer, then you cut in the waa
the name, date, etc., leaving the marble
exposed. Now pass it under the blast
and the sand will cut 1t away. Remove
the wax and you have the raised letters
Take apiece Of French plate glass, say
two feet bv six. cover it with fine lace
and pass it under the blast, and, not ,s
thread Of the lace will be injured, bul
the sand will cut deep into the glass
wherever it Is not covered with the lace
Now remove the lace, and you bavs
every delicate and beautiful figure raised
upon the glass IN this way beautiful
figures OF all kinds are cut in glass at !
small expense. The workmefi can hold
their hands under the blast withou,
harm, even when it is rapidly cutting
away the hardest glass, iron or stone,
but they must look out for finger nails
for they will be whitfield of right hasti.
ly. II they put on steel thimbles to
protect the nails it will do little good,
for the sand will soon whttle them
awav; but If they wrap a piece of soft
cotton around them they are safe. You
will at once see the philosophy of it =
The sand whittles away and DESTROYS
any hard substance--even glass-bui
does not affect substances that, are sof,
and yielding, like wax, cotton or flne
lace, or even the human hand. sis q
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Stanley's Work in Africa.
sPsll Mall Gazette. Eebrusrv y


Latest accounts from The mouth of
the Congo speak faxorably OF The prog.
ress which is being made BY Mr..sStan-
ley in his great undertaking Of construct.
ing road past the falls that separsts
the upper and lower river. Her MSfes.
TVS. Consulat Losnda recently sisitsst
Fivi, The permanent station gestahlished
ny Stanley at the, foot of The, Yellula
Falls; It is on an elevated plateau oyer.
looking the river, and has all tie ap-
pearance Of a smsif town II contsiis.
besides the residence Of Mr.. S,anley.
dwelling-houses dor his knropeauS staff,
workshops, warehouses and huts, for,his
lsborers, and . garden producing vee-
esAble: el d o1 almost, every description,
From this point about thirty niles TX
road have been consttuCted, faboet
Twelve fsetiwide, suitable for earts md
wagons, asupply Of .Hhicb, With .txspty
tdtonkeys, has recently, arrived from Eq.
rope. The Consul reports that Z I ysJ yery
large trade Is now being cafried on ch
the Lower Congo BY various firms--
Dutch, French, Rnglish and fots1ides..
Their headquarters are at Banana CfssE,
at tie mouth Of the river, where hs.,
tween thirty and forty vessels csll su-
husliys The Consul ascended the river
TO within twelve miles or viviin Inn.
s. Firsfy, and tits thought that, vesseis
might easily do the remsini6eI distsnce.
There. seems every ,likelihood thxt M.
Stanley will be able to accomplish his
enormous undertaking and render Sc.
cessible magnificent waterway, into the
interior Of Africa OF short 1000 t6iles
In length, thus giving An ineslcIlAble
impetus to The development or tnesfes
sources OF the continent .esaiTaG s6i
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Carter's Little Liver Pills are free from
all crude and irritating matter, Con.
centrated medicine only,. very small ;
very easy to take no pain; no gripping !;
no purging. = : EA''3s
A Southern darky recently made ap.
plicstion for divorce from bic wife.--
When asked onswhat ground be deman-
ded o divorce, Unexplained as follows;
"De ground OBJ dis occasion is sufficien,
enough. When I rented ten acres al
worked one mule, / married woman
suitable for de occasion. Nov I rem
sixty acres of land an work Eve mules
Ny wife is mighty good ten acre wife
bat she don't suit de occasion oh sixt,
acres. I needs 4 woman what can spread
more" ss' fassal9 - s
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WHY Should They.

No man or woman can do satisfactory
work when the brain is dull, the nerves
unsteady, the system relaxed and they
feel generally wretched. Why should
lawyers. merchants. clergymen, doctors,
mechanics or mothers often rniserably
drag through their work In this condi.
ton, when a small amount OF Parker's
Ginger Tonic will always, at moderate
cost, clear the brsin and give them the
strength and the will to perform their
duties satisfactorily. We have felt its
strengthening and bracing effects and
can recommend it most highly. See
other colums-Ed.
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E%A queer old lady, Just dead in Ber-
lin, used to lie abed all day, rising just
ct dusk and spent the night in preparing
sumptuous meals for herself and her fe-
male servant. She was surrounded BY
dogs, cats and birds, and she caused
every new work on animals to be pur-
chased for her as soon as it was publish
ed. After her death it was found that
abe had left q handsome legacy to her
servant and all the rest of her prop.
erty to grand.niece in England, to re-
vert, after the latter's death,to an asvlum
for dogs. For many years she wore no
body garment except mans dressing.
gown. On one foot she wore a boo,
and on the other shoe and her hand,
were encased In gloves day and night.
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to. remedy It. Lend me some money ont
OF the housekeeping funds" ee;
$780," thought the old man, sshe is
housekeeper. Mise Laura always gave
me to understand that that was her
post"
"Laurs! Steal from father y M {
"Then don't preach." -
"Miss Jenny" said servant entering
At that moment, ,'the dinrer has come "
Jenny left the room, and Laura still
turned over the gay flowers, while the
old man pointed out their various beau
ties, his eye, in the meantime running
over the disordered ha(r, shabby dress,
ana lazy position, whilst be mentally cor.
tfasted them with Jennv's neat attire
"Not decided YETI" said Jenny, re.
turning after short absence. -"
"No. Come here"
81 can't! Father sent home q Gale,
stsad, and | an afraid to irust Il entlrsly
TO Margaret. I must superirtend din.
|ner, make pudding, and the parlol
chairs mnst be busted, and there is my
white null to be 6nished."
"Before I would be the drudge yor
are" cried Laura.
"Drudge! nonsense! have plenty
OF time left for enjoyment; and fathe
cannot have comfortable house II som,
one does not superintend these things
When I marry you may do it," and sb,
laughed merrily.
Gas if I should not marry first I" sale
Laura. "There, / have chosen oil
want"
"Shall / call again for the change p
said the peddler. II shall be hsppy t,
put the Misses Somers on my list OF Gus
toners"
"Yes, call again."
So the peddler took up his baske,
walked home, threw aside his wig, bear,
and disguise, and wrote an offer of BIZ
hand and heart to Miss Virginia Somer.
which was accepted.
Laura Somers has two sources OF pro
found speculation. One is-"Whv di,
Godfrey Horton propose to Jenny in
stead of mel" The other-"I woude
why that old man vercalled to be pai
for those exquisite flowers ?"
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MaineNews.

Hop Bitters, which are advertised Id
our columns,are sure cure for ague, bill.
iousness and kidney complaints. Those
who use them say they cannot be too
highly recommended. Those afflicted
should give them fair trial, and will
become thereby enthusiastic in the praise
Of their curative qualities. ~ Fsrtland
AryWs.
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1. r. FARQUHAR. M. d.
fPormsrly of zauesyille. Ohio.1

Physician and Surgeon,
once and residence in the Walton property.
WOOD SFIELD, OHIO.
Having located At the above place, offers his
Professional services, whore he hopes BY
close attention TO business TO merit public
confidence and patronage.
Chronic Diseases -si' receive special
attention. msy4,"oY
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NOTARY PUBLIC.

THN undersigned, having been appointed
/ Notary Public, would inform his
friends, and the public generally, that heis
prepared to oil Psnsionsrs' Blanks. admin
isssr Oaths, take DISPOSITIONS, aoknowlsdss
Deeds, Nostgagse. and ether instruments ef
writing. JOHN JkFfRRS.
sprle. .'7sy. 3sallsvills. Monroe O.. ohis
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"In the spring Of 1880, Mrs. Sylvia
Thurston, while returning home ft6ni
church. stepped INTO hole IL the S6Ad..

VQIl, t-Hes-an fas1 1HAlHc1'Ns1
"In the spring OF 1880, Mrs. Sylvia
Thurston, while returning home from
church, stepped into I hole ii the Y0ad;
and vas thrown with such, SiolshSa To
the ground that her back Was severely
Injured md tHx Inn 7h4utjtanIl=
foot were wrenched out or Joint. .rhs
injury sustained:b the foot wss % fesay
that II was sImost impossl6lc to feblacS
the bones in any kind Of position. .ssE6r
two months sis sdflefe6 Intensely from
2 fever brought on by the injuries to her
back, and 1t was three months before she
could sit up. But whe6 cue nSd iSo0Fs
cred from the fever she was unable sv
walk ssvs by The did of ctutchess 1qhs
brokenl leg WAS i,sslsss and neYer esSgelf
p pain her. il Was ,swollen, from tbX
toes to the knee and was colored dark
purple. The circulation xAs- almost
stePped. and the les and foo, -bseams
cold, The foot was bent out OF posittod
80 that Only the toes touched the noor..
The family physician exhausted BIS skill
uponit, aud alter eeversi months icsused
to doctor II. believing that only . higher
power could heal it, lnstead Of -ne1i-
cine be resorted to prayer, AT last Mss.
Thurston herself ceased to work wfh Il:
and she too cofhmenced 10 brsy Torn
restoration. 0nedoctor said it. must. bJ
cut of or It would nsoftify,os else Nithei
away and die. 1.-The limb MIA cut of,
he desired to purchase il for. ssisnsifc
purposes. About this time she Was Ia
ken sick With diphthesIa, and hes stepS6n
cameffom Rockland to take care oF lief.
One day he was telling her or asIsme
man down East who was healef bS the
PRAYERS Of Frank McKenney. evsnfelisi,
from Portland. Both'st odce ,dstefmlnE.
ed to pray for the-fsstotstion OF the inn,
potent limb, and botH tep& theft dSler<
minstions Thst night the fool, ,wsssse
bad that even. slhe drawing ola sheat
over it gave her inteuse pain, In The
morning the foot, arkle and leg wete III
all things like tbs other, ana Is .strone
Several hours sftetwsrfls as,her- s6n s~eut
to her bedside 70 give hsrthe medjolp''
the thought flashed upon him. II O.
healed the foot can He NOT, also euse<
OF this disease9 So be did not civ -.
fthe medicine. but went and kneeled Gs.dy
lat aisofa ia front Of her bed ana
silently prayed sOh, lord make
every. Whit whole "a Immediassly
mother. though looking A. him sheu-
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Dr. y. w Az,
phyNcIan and Surgeon,
ELM COVE, Rdskington 7P, Monroe
Hfg County, Ohio.
All calls promptly attended to. during the
day or night. fsbSS,'6s.
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TRANCE TESTS. ,
Strange Actions or Persons write
in 2 State Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Seta.sS ta S.at ncs,1I. oi rers0ns WINE
~ T,,s " .s'.,s1.Ns - 80 = "Ss q q.
". nes,ai well-known New YORK
sc'sn..s', uelvs,eu an interesting lecture
if 'uasrlsy - the trance stste, ana persI
lo!mea n.e9Ve. 9! curious experiments
msn sess. gects, ~ opening. RriI
pesru N. sssss9 s 1"s some iengtn the theories
regaroing uepce winch ne has formed
rom n's ekpeflments His defnition
oL trance 80 tnat y is . concentration
ot nerveus toslsisy IN some one direcl
tion 4. witn ssotresponding suspension Of
nervous 3 acssylty 10 All other directions.
Dr.s Beard 0ssoF'0ed briefly the follow.
log forms q trance: Catalepsy, ecstacy,
inteliectual france, epileptic trance, som-
nam houllsm, seif-induced trance, sponta-
negns sEfgce = nssmeric trance, or so
'csHeu pu0sisfn, or 7''aslelA Il xdets
ISM, neither q which terms, DR.. Beard
said, expressed the condition 40 we'll as
tne term france or 'mesmeric trance.
10 speaking OF the spontaneous trance,
d. Beard said there was no doubt that
great sectors IKE Sslvini or orators like
neecner go INTO this sort OF trance while
before an audience, and have 40 idea OF
wnat tney are doing or saving. Mes.
merlc trance was Of permanent value to
tne meolcal science. because those capa.
ole OF going into 1t could be handled
easliy, anu thus the phenomena might
oe carefully studied. Alter taking issue
wl'a tue poeitions OF many OF the Euro
Pean scnolars 10 regard to trance, Or
Desra enterea INTO 2 series OF very In
teles'ing, ana 10 some cases quite new
eaperlmens. a small place on one
sue o' tue lace o. = SUBJECT was an@s
'n'Iea 30 mat a'tnougn q needle wa
Pusueu lnto tue nesn untl II reached tn'
cuseA ooae. suere wa was no evidence o.
pain onstne part OF tne trance HmnJeet
": aost came outol the audience, ant
sa!lsneo' nimseii OF 'ne rgennineness o
.t's .es'- Anotner sunlect was render
co seone oeat: A pistol was discharged
.'.a'u .n 90 !, incn OF ms ear, ana every ont
"a Tue auulence started, out me tranc'
soSJec. remained nrm % q Statue, An
olnei person tastea cayenne pepper ane
:aiieu ~ sugar wnlie 10 tne trance state
sngauy,oaiit, paie young man mex
suomsteo o.mselI 20 the test OF actua
cau'ely' WIN = reo'nos IRON ms nant
was ourneo untll tue neso smoked, ant
| SdVe 10 Tue lectute-rOOm the 0u0r OF
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DR. A. m. COVERT.
Physician and Surgeon,
Antioch. Monroe CO., ,Ohie.
mayll, ,'s0r.
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ATTORNEYS.

-ffHYEa F13V-F II u = = -" ~. y
ALLEN E. E1ILL,a
Attorney u Law 4 Notary Public,
wOoDsFIELD, OHIO
eAos ever Pope L Castles Drug Store.
xnohao s90fI.
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sTIE has good and safe horses, new busgies
Ill OF all kinds, and 10 prepared to furnish
the public good turnouts at short notics, and
charges only reasonable bills. Stable on
sChuroh strsst, near his residence.
sepa8 ,Sotf.
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PHYSICIANS,
w. EO-ST II r., m. d.
Physician and surgeon,
Malaga, Monroe County, Ohio.
july l, 1871

r. n. ARMSTRONG, m. D.,
Physici o n and y urgeOn \.
WOODSFIELD, OHIO.
G1onss over Pope 4 Castles drug store
jye,7by.
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DR.. b.. - Il N N !. Is /.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

BEALLSvrLLB, OE5IO
0f,os in the Armstrong property.
y apr3o,'7sr. ..a,S ..,,,
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DIR. 3. L. STEWARD.
Physician and Surgeon,

MILTONSBURG, OHIO.
All calls promptly attended during the day
|or night. Once ONE esor south Of stout's
Hotel. aprl3.
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----------------- ---------------------------
w. e. Miller. of Bellync- &

w. e. Miller, of Bellvuo, Ohio,
says: / have been troubled with
Asthma, and received to relief until
! procured your "only Lung Pad"
!.a can recommend It to any ono having
Samuel II. Irwin, of Ute Crock.
Colfax Co., New Mexicr, saws: The
"Only Lung Pad" has done moro fo,
my vito than all the gallons Of Cod
Liver OIL. French or american, she
has taken, or all the DOCTORS medicines
she has used.--See Adv.
In all lenten paatora4a. issued BIZ,
tho Irish Catholic Archbishops and
Bishops 9n Suffaay;ra strong hope was
cxpfeased that the. government would
dsal effectnally with the land question
at an early date. The people wero
warned against Joining illegal aceret
trials. ~
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DON'T BUY: '>'.<
UxSGSy
Tf1ay

VI s0CE Of Inrin'e which viii be the largest andme
TIA! all goods Price
@ ana can buy r"Sr Bear mind that snip goods h'ge
White Oak Wondwnr Bckstock
w @ n"E lhs is ." the quality and price Of goods
fr,v I on,nos n la and Book Shelves cheaper tlan the cheapest
ai ana them supply Sewing Machines good
Buy Marllnc neighbo
u ns H. "l"lnb that of The machines that largely
tod Nilc nciit The
"e ana TXaion it will last
oyer r% NY r'n i9r~ that usin" it, aud
'hr' NJ! orders entrusted will have
Shingles
me b"n' fail t" call l"r purchasing elsewhere.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-03
THE PIE PILES
MUTUAL
R ELlEF ASSOCIATION.

T>H1S is an Association Of business n, on,
IL II , who, for their mutual protection,
in oase Of death, their families. NAV ro-
coive from $2,g00 to S.. QUO, according to
amount of certificate: This is ono Of tho
best plans Of life insurance. You sky az
you 60. just like flro insurance, and With
more convenience. even, as you pay by
small instalpiantss during the year. We
refer 70 those bost acquainted with us,
vis menbstE III Fairheld: g. H. Mo.
Master. JAS: A:sBriee. Jho B. Davis, D;
r Flenniken. b.: Sugonheinner.. y. W.
McCreight, Jno.' j: Neil. Thomas Il, John.
son. j. Clendining,.. r. B Hanehan. X.
Means Davis, Jas. @. Davis. Anv one
that should like to become q niembor will
apply TO :. ~ GfC, BACOT,
oat Agent
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-03

All persons indebted either to myself
or f. Elder & Co on past duo notes or
accounts are here notified that they will
be given thirty days in which to settle,
after TINT time suit will be entered against
then. Nobody bl,ck or white, rich or
poor. will be made IN exception.
mar2 L. ELDER.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-03
DISSOLUTION.

TNHE firm of T. ELEER g. co. is dis
Il solved by mutual consent, to take
effect from February II, 1881. +. Elder
assumes all tho liabilities. and is alone
authorized to sign in liquidation.
F. ELDER,
r 81. HUEY.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-03

will continue the business heretofore
carried OIL by Il. Elder & Co. ut theold
stand, and solicit continuanoe of the
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed.
L. ELDER,