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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-07-07
For the Advertiser.
"Another COuntryman" Denounces
the Beef License.

MEssas. ED:roRs There appeared in
your last Issue Communication from
"Countryman" very jinstly condemniug
the action Of your Town Council in pass-
ing an ordinance prohibiting the aalc O.!
neata of all kinds within your lncorpora-
tion without licensA. We know, Messrs
Editors, that there arc always ce!iain
classes abort towns who seem TO think
that the town belongs exclusively to them,
ard that countrymen. and syen that ror-
t!on OF their fellow tcwnsmen who dare TO
entertain opinions din ring from theirs
have no rights Or opinion. worthy o. reg
reet. And as this class seens to be- in
authority in your town at present, and ere
exercising their lawmaking prerogat;ve
regardless o: the opinions or rights OF 9TH
ers. ! rejoice to see that at least one cour-
tryman has had the a'i9aci:v to assail this
act cl that august body. And while do
not presume to add anything to the above
mentioned article, vet ! think that an ey.
preston Of adignation should cocoe iron
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-07-07

every portion Of the county, showing aat
even we ignorant countrSmen know wien
an outrage has been perpetrated aGas's'
us. 1t might seem to a casual bseFef
that VIC outsiders have nothing 10 do T'h
the laws and ordinances of the town. fnt
by this ordinance is created q monopoly
which like two edged sword cuts f'h
ways, injurins alike both producer fhd
consumer. We know that EdgcfeId IL
lagc will not support more than ore lie Ms
cd market, therefore he who first obHins
this License drives away ali cornpatit Jon;
and as nobody else is allowed 70 sell, mo-
body else will buy, so that the pro|hcer
Is forced to ALLOW lhis pet @: the lwn
Council TO set the price upon his artfes'
or to seek another market, where gore
liberal minded men are in authority. md
then when tho Council pet buys ther at
bis own figures. of course he has no pm
petition in selling, thus forcing the on
sumer TO pay any pre-. he may demaSt or
do without thess necessaries Of lisaAlo 1
think, Messrs. Editors, that nothing aes'
than the magnificent brain Of Edgefllc's 8
"City Fathers" can show where any ben-
eft can come OF this ordinance excelt to
the butcher. And 9aho is the iAvp ed
| butcher for whose special benefit tha pag-
nifcent display o. legislative w!sdoH has
been made: I do not think that it vpuld
take moro than i:ge gueases to tell, h9 we
| will wait for time to show.
We will not presume tc Judge oi the
motive- which induced your CouaH to
reduce the llcensc:for selling whiskey and
to allow several billiard salooG to p$ no
license, AMI then make UP defcienty In
thei! treasury. first by increasing the Sreet
compound from six to twelve days, thus
forcing the citizens TO pay the n oney fath
er than work the streets, and secondly b?
placing this tax upon the actual nesssa
rios of life; but we are il possession o
acts which We may criticize. We tnoT
that at meeting 0! The Council il wa'
proposed to repcal this ordinance, nd j
was voted down upon the grounds, iha
as so mnch had been said about il, ant
50 mach feeling manifested oy sie ciF Fsc''
they were determined 10 enforce L.
tbs. Idessrs. Editors, is certainly :
strange spi:it to govern and control III
actions of men whose sworn dnty IT is L
co5sn1 ard nroteat the best Interests Q
the commnnlty whose servants rtsH ale
If the people have no right to eIpres
their dlsapprobation OF the laws imposed
upon them by thosein authority, then ou
whole system Of politics ls false ana dem
ocratic government failure. -Andjf III
people do assert their rights and eIpres
their objections to IN obnoxious Law, al'
those in authority stuboornly ignore pub
lie opinion, rs in this ease, they belray
sacred trust, and prostitute the high posi-
ton to which they have haen elevated, t
the qualification CT personal animosit!es
and Justly deserve the condemnalcn :
every respectable citizen.
ANOTHER COCNT1Ns.AN.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-07-07
June Musings,

Where shall we go this summer?
TO the mountain or seaside?
Or when shall We shut up the horse
and seem gone?
How much shall ii coato
Mosquitoes?
Malaria
Any rooms in which one can take
a square Continental turn ronnd in .
How many trunks?
How many dresses
How near is the farm Lorse hitch.
en- to the hog pen
Doth our bucolic hoat eat in his
shirt sleeves?
Or smell Of the stable?
Billed dinner" four times week +?
Butter weak or strong:
Boating and fishing? Goose pond
at the front door ? Twas TINS last
summer.
ANY other boarders
viii the coffee cups and aaucers be
as heavy and Thick as last summer
And as badly nicked?
Will the beef be as tongll ae That
oi last summer:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-07-07

A Deficit Peshaps Of GIG. 600, 500!
South Caroliaa hss 1000 Fewer horses
and mules than she had in 1860. and 49,
o,o more Chan il 1870 The editor of the
Columbia Register estimate the States
annual deficit i9, food items at between
sls,coo.Coo and, s7Qoo.ooo as compared
with 1880, and d'some S3.Oooooo more thar
the product in liks things in 1870. He
concludes'as follows When the corn,
whea. and oats aud other small grains
statement Gomez to hand we will make Up
the balance and. possibly ind deficit IN
lssosas compared with 1860 of come
$4,000, eco, which is more than half oul
cotton crop at an average of ten cents p' !
pound"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-07-07
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

The next Union Meeting OF the Sd Di-
vision, will meel with The Chnrch at
PhiIippi. on FRIDAY before 9TH Sabbath
in July.
Introductory hi 4. !. 5. Thomas, or
n. g. Cooner.
z. M.-snl .iccl for discussion. 1.-The
Chnrch'- Duty in Regard 70 Gntemrer-
ance, opened by w. ID. Horton.
!. Saturday 8 a. M.--Prayer Meeting.
Essay by i. y. Clark, or n. W. Brooker.
Subject: SHOULD not Every Church
Meet for Worship Every Sablath?'
IL a. M.-Sermon by n. y. Burton:
Subject: Final Perseverance of the
Saiuts."
P. M.-Subiect: Responsibility ni
Properly Using Our Money and Prop
erty." Opened by r p. Watson.
Sermon on Sunday by S. Il. Sawyer, or
G. +. Williams.
r. r. WATSON, Chair.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-07-07
For t,,r Advertiser.
AIKEN ITEMS.

l'o- the past io"r wa"Gs We have be-
intensely ho. weather last Monday e"e
ming We had quite y good rain; or Wed
resday another shower: OF Friday We has
q very heavy rain or over on" hour, ther
slow rain nretty well all night, 60 III.
farmers are looking happy.
There are now going up scT"a nov
buildings and a now ,'onrt IIouse is bc
ing built on the latest style, nut nnct
too amal;. Business outside e: this i
here, Ike in other places, very dull, eX-
cept on satu day, which a=a!s il'sl !o
the merchants.
Everybody Joins in heartY condeuas
ton Of the shooting Of the PRESIDENT; :
great many seem 10 think that ii is s
Geep laid scheme, Aar::7c political aigni.i
cancc.
Wate-me!ons, peaches, apples, Sc. ar'
abundant in our town.
I0-'iiy ,Aloaday there il q cninr'd ;a7'
hall match between The B!acsvile 10y:
end the hiken Club. This ia III 4sh ia
". and / awNse this morning to ihe souaj
ot pistol 'hots ii every di:cctio". amon:
the e:o!or@d pecp!". celebrating h- cav.
understand that tho Cour, Hon.e ::
closed and that al. tnr hovs have con" to
Croft. Inil.. f!shn.. There has rot a"~r
sale made here in :cur months II, 'ho
Sheriff. And stil there ara those who
lay their right hand warmly N yoas. ..nd
catch you blythe elbow with tho lett, az
say II am in the hands y: my fricnl>
don't see how ran make the -acr.::cr
but vou know how il IS; a ieliow nnst no;
I've al! tpr se!..
The comet is tn word"r .; !l.r ,iay, o!
rather OF the night II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-07-07
The ola Conf, derates ahont Chat.

The old Conit derates ahont Chat
tanonga, Tenn. nre organz'ng for the
purpose Of giving u Welcome to the
Army OF the Cumberland on the oc.
casion Of their reunion mex '5eptem-
her, which viii he their iir,I msetin:;
in the South. 1t IS the programme
OF the ex Conference.-The 10 have
present on thu occasion the most prom
inent living Confederate Generals
ana several thousand ev-ConFedera' q
soldiers, representing every State in
the Confederacy. The citizen soldiers
of the Sonth are to be invited. and
many regiments will be there
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-07-07
A GRADED SCHOOL PERHAPS
EDGEFEELp'S GREATEST
NEED.

This is emphstically the age Of
progress, and Edge6ei must beatir
-herselfin 4he cause Of education, or
else fall fer .behiad her sisters and far
abort of hsr.enlightened duty towards
her young speoPle. Right here in
Edgefeld, town We need Graded
School of high order; and why can
we not as we'll, as Abbeville and
Granitevilless haye such 8 school
That the public school system. des-
;pite defects and opposition. has be-
scome a decided ,aucceaa, is undeniable'
But the present salaries are too small
'fo- good J teaehers-abls and we'll
.educstedinen aaa wonen-snd there
fore, at least, here and there. where
we would haye large school Of high
grade, we must supplement these sal
aries by neans Of public money OF
local taxation. I'm our own opinion
the beat plan s raising more money
80, public scheole-and the plan II
use in two-thirds Of tne states-i'
that OF local taxation We have moi
time now to enter into a discussion O
.Ais matter, but merely say that it IL
in tull aecosd,.with the genius Of pub
lie schoels:ss Ppblic schools exist ii
Germany, Great Britain, France, Aus
tria, and almost every other natiol
in Europe. ip every State and Terri
tory Of she United States, and WI
believe alan in South America. 1t ii
the sys.em of the world, and thi'
Htate is only keeping abreast viii
the times. The only thing then is tt
perfect the sys.sm BY au increased
levy. I. is 6ty per cent. cheaper 81
least than any private system con!c
be. end being an organized syatem, is
capable Of greater development.
But to return to our more particu.
la, proposition, E'igefeld must have
q Graded Sepoel. And to the end o.
subserying the highest-the educa'
tional-;nterest of our community
We shall, in the urse OF the next
fortnight or three weeks, visit one or
more very successful Graded Schools
in peraos, for rShe purpose of becom-
ing fully acquainted with their plan
aad workings. and of thus being better
able to advocate the cause before our
people.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-07-07

than it has yet been. This impress.
sion rests undoubtedly on remarks
privately made by those who are con-
versant with the case, and whose av-
enues OF information are OF the best
possible character. No official bulle-
tin will probably be issued at pres
ent, and it is held that the physi-
clans in attendance are de erring a
bulletin in the hopes that change
for the better will occur shortly. The
anxiety, which has been very intense
ell he afternoon, has certainly deep
ened a great deal in the last hour,
and in the city at least the gravest
apprehensiens are entertained o. 8
fatal Issue.
7:4S, p. m.-.Not SO Comfortable.
EXECUTIVE MANSION. 7::45, p. n
The President, this evening, is not 80
comfortable. He does not suffer so
much from pain in the feet. The
tympanitis is again more noticeable
Pulse. 1875; temperature, l0l 8; res
piration, q.
1Signedl D. w. BLISS,
J. K. BARNES,
J. WOODWARD,
RoBT. REyBURE.
s:99, p. n.--The Presidents Condition
~Cnfavorabie.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, 9;2O, p. n
The Presidents condition to night is
admitted By his attending physicians
to be more uniavorable than it has
been during the day, but the change
| Is not regarded as especially alarm.
ing, for the reason that increased
2nlso and temperature, which are the
| most marked features, wero observed
| at about the same time Saturday
| evening and last evening and lest
! night. The day, toe, nas been ez
| tremely warm and close, aid the
President has been more or lese rest
less from that cause and pain due
( to the laceration Of the nerves
leading to the fee:. The attending
physicians are very reluctant to ex
| press any positive opinion upon the
facts stated in to-night's official Sulle
tin, but they are hopeful that the
| tern nperature will fall and the pulse
grow less rapid during the night, as
was the case last night, and that the
condition o. the patent tomorrow
morning Will not be worS' than it wa'
this morning. should these antlci'
pations be realized, the physicians
say they will have very strong hopel
OF the Presidents recovery. Since
the date of the last official bulletin
GAS p. m. his temperature and pulse
has slightly decreased, which is taken
| as an indication that the views above
expressed are not without foundation
At the present time, all that Can be
positively said is that the situation o
| the President is critical. bat thai
there are indications Of an abatement
of the present .unfavorabIe symptoms
Postmaster General James and Sec
retary Hunt express themselves as
confidently hopeful that the Pres'
dents condition will improve during
| the night, as it did last night, ant
that there will then be very strong
| reasons to expect q final recovery.
10 r. m--siight Ameiioratiou Of Symn.
Exz2vfIvE MANSION, July 4, 10
r. m.-A slight amellorsti 4 of symp
! toms has been prevalent during the
past two hours. No vomiting during
that period. Pulse, l24;; temperature
l0l; respiration, "a. In order not to
disturb the President unnecessarily
no further bulletins will be Issued un'
til tomorrow morning.
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Cn0tticiai Bulletin,

EyEcv--:-2 MANSION, July ), II, p III.
The condlt on Of the President through
out the day hss been such az to give crea,
encouragement 10 hls physicians. Tho
nourlshment which he has taken Il. inter-
vals has assiml!ated perfectly and has no.
ticeably increased his strength. He haa
slept frequently and with apparent re-
freshment, and the decrease II teiupera-
ture and pulse has relieved al! anprchcn-
slons OF serious inflammation. Tne tran
sieat unfavorShle reaction watch caused So
mitch uneasness last night. tctween
o'clock and 2 o'clock, and which IT was
thought might occur again tonight, has
not, thus far. taken place. The favorable
symptoms of the day having continued
throughout the evening, have hither seera-
ed most critical, and this fact is thought
by the attending physicians to Indicate Il
substantial gain. At the present hour,
IL, p. rn., the President ls quiet and COM
Portable, and his symptoms are rs !avora.
ble as at the date Of the ltst official hul
letin
WAsHtNGToH, July 5.-Mr. Blaine mas
telegraphed the following to london
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Il. p. MI
Lore0, 1iinis!cr-The Pres dents condi-
tion at IL, p. n is still h'p.ful and IA.
vorable.
(Signedl j. G. RLA!Hr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-07-07
Am Ordinance,
Passed by the Town Council Of Edge
field, June 18th, 1881.

bCINs OuhS hotu, s.'-A'
Be IL Ordained, by the Town Council
Of Edgetield, aud by authority OF the
same:
I. That from and after the first day OF
July, 1851, it shall not be lawful for any
person or persons To sell, Or expose i''r
sale, within The incorporate limits oi
Edgefield. any Beet, Mutton, kid, or
Pork, without first obtaining license
from the Town Council OF Edgetield !;
aud any person or PERSONS who snail sell
or expose for sale, within tile incorp rate
limits of Edgetield, any Beef, Mutt n,
Kid, or Pork, wi, hout having first OH
tained license from the Tu"n Council
of Edgeteld, shall, irr each oilense. be
fined III the sum OF five dollars. and in
detault of paying the said fine. shall he
imprisoned frrine term ut five days in
the County Jail.
A. A. CLISBY. Jptendant.
o. +. CHEATHAM, Clerk amt Sec'rr.
June 90, 1881. 2t29
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-07-07
PROSP CIrUS.
To the Reading Public Of Edgcfeld
New Press and New Material.
THE EDGEPEELD CHRONICLE,

Which will le exclusively GcVoled 10 the
material welfare, prosperity and happi-
pess oI the people ot dear old Edg"iied
in particular, and of the State in general.
We promise that no tllJri 0n our part
will bn lcll untricd TO please our friends
and patrons, IA We hope thereby Ia make
il profitable to ourselves; and il cIler-
prise and untiagging industry are rf any
avail in the publication nf Il real li,e e,
nawsy Newspaper. wo have no fear oi
the result. We cfN make uurnew project
worthy oil tho encouragement and sup
port Of the reading public. and we are
dclGy3aijled 10 ID So.
1.-THE CHRONICLE" Viii 1T, welt
filed each week with The ",lrrrn, News
OF tho day foreign, State and County,
the latest commercial intelligence, Agri-
cultural Reading. literary. religions. ana
miscellaneous selections. 40, dc.
Politically. "TIlK CnroxlC!.r" w;ll of
course be Democratic Ii The i,lcI hone
in full faith and fellowship with lh, plat.
farm nt the Edgr;ied Dcmnrracv in the
memorable inpHign ui ls1s-;sud ri all
times ana unhcr Hll circumstance, ,teyn
~ upholding White supremacy
hy SIIhSei viIE also the hest Interest of
the cDlor:d race.
We rcspectruIiy eolici, ll.cral nat-
ronage and support from the reucrons
people OF Edg,iiold.
eE Subscription price s1.Gn per an
mum. lot na enter Your names nl once.
.zfs' Sample eople, s'-,,' l.. amy address
uEmhl application, free .' nhursr
2TY Office ON second Il rur of building
recently occupied hy TuE ADvErrlstR.
Very Respectfully.
J. r. DURISOE,
j. S. DALEY.
June .p.h. 1851.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-07-07
State of South Carolina
EDGEFIELD COUNTY.
In Hi'0bUfp Court.
FpY L. p. COVAR, Esquire, .Indge of


DY L. p. CoyAR, Esquire, .Indge Of
I'D Probate.
Whereas, Nancy Adams hath made
suit 10 me tn @raut her Letters or Adj
ministration, IL b0nis non with Will All
nexed, of the Estate and effects %: Joseph
Morris, deceased,
These are therefore 10 cite and admon-
ish all and singular the kindred and cred
iiurs of the said Joseph Morris, deceased.
that they he and appear Def IRE me, in the
Cour. of Probate, tu be held at Edge!itId
Z. H., on the 2htn day uf .Iuly next. af-
ter publication hereof, at | lorlock III the
forenoon, To shew causn, if any they
have, why the said administration should
not be granted.
Given under my Hand this ;jl'ih day Of
June, a. II. 1881.
u. P. COEAR, j. p. C.
June S0,-2t3O
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-07-07
State of South Carolina
EDGEFIELD COUNT

EDGEFIELD COUNTY.
Comrt cf Common P'eae.
2. II. Baerman, Adm'nr., ~. NJ. Lebe-
schultz AMI others.
DY virtue of a., order of the Hon. z,
I'D . presSley, Circuit Judge. in tbi-
case. dated June Is. lSol, all and singh
lar the creditor. OF Mrs Matilda Baer-
mann. dec'd.. are required 70 present and
prove their claims before INC M or he
fore the first day OF Au@tisl next.
S =. TQMPKINS. Master.
June %. 1851. .ltAl
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-07-07

Ayers Ague Crre is infallible
cure fo- Fever and Agre IN all its
tcrme. The prop-ietora warrant it,
sQd their wcre! is a. good as a Q. 8.
hoad. Tr;aI p=ovas u.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-07-07
Omcial-.5:35,p. D. m.

ExEc1g!vs MANSION. 5:35 p. m.-Ih-
President il nox sleeping Attendants an:
watchers ere taking advantage o: his
cuietness and gro mostly all doing in
different parts Of the hal! way md ad-
icirint, rooms.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-07-07
THE LATEST TELEGRAMS.
The President Likely to Recover.
Official Bulletin-.4 p. N.

= Executive MANSION, July 9TH, r. m.
The Presidents symptoms have oontin-
ued to improve steadily all day His ply
sicians feel much encouraged. 4 natural
sIG healthy action Of the bowels has taken
,l.,ca ,,r: &c moot f..-orahla
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-07-07
Official III SEQ. D m.

ExEcUT:vs M.,s:oN, $50, y. m.--The
corG!uon Z! the President continues a:
tavorah.a as the last bulletin. Pulse LOG
temperature. 1905; respiration, q Nc
urther h;:lletin will he issue.i ill to-ncr.
row morning unless IN case Of an unfavo:.
able change.
Signed y. W. Bliss,
J. X. BARNs.
!. y. WOODWARD
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-07-07

ExEGvTIvE MANSION, July 4, 10,
r. m.-A slight amellorsti of aynp'
toms has been prevalent during the
past two honrs. No vomiting during
that period. Pulse, ia; temperature
l0l; respiration, "a. In order not to
disturb the President unnecessarily
no further bulletins will be Issued un-
til Tomorrow morning.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-07-02
PRIZE MONEY RIFLE MATCH---At Towan-

PRIZE MONEY RIFLE MATCH---At Towan-
da, Pa, July 4, 1881. Under the auspices of
the Towanda Rifle Club. The match will be
called at 80 p. m. Open to all comers. Dis
tance 200 yards. Ten rounds. Position,
standing off hand. Entrance fee, S1.O0. Re-
entries permitted. Military Rifles, if used as
such, allowed two points.
First prize Twenty Five per cent of En-
trance money; Second prize Fiften per cent
of Entrance Money; Third prize Ten per
cent of Entrance Money; Fourth prize Five
per cent of Entrance Money. Ties decided
according to rules of National Rifle Assoca-
ton. All are invited to participate and make
the first match Of the Towanda Rifle Club a
success. BY order of
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-07-02
FOR RENT.

Two dwelling houses in the First Ward
for rent. O. d. KINNEY.
For RENT.-The Office lately occupied by
VIM. M. Mallory as Il coal office. Apply to
D. w. Scott.
Convenient medium sized house, well stu
ated, for rent cheap. B. w. LANE.
For RENr.-A desirable medium sized
house on 4th street near Chestnut. INQUIRE
3at this office or of j. Ii. Nevins.
, Several good offices and rooms suitable for
small families. Water and other conyeniences.
Over Powell & Co.'S store. Inquire of Ii. p.
Moore. TRACY & MOORE.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-07-02

An Addison correspondent of the Elmira
Gazette thus pleasantly refers to former
Towanda boy
Addison feels justly proud of its fine bus
mess streets and buildings. Also Of the men
who do the business, at the head of whom
stands Il. NJ. Welles, one of the Youngest and
at the same time one of the iycliest-a man
who spends more money in legitimate adver-
tising and does larger trade than any con-
Germ in Steuben county.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-07-02
BUSINESS LOCALS.


The Jones Shoe Shop in the rear of the RE
VIEW office is still in successful operation.
Boots and Shoes made to order and repairing
neatly cone All W0th W0th S"airahleeo'' Meho-
ing ruooerS Spcci"llt!'
NV Vavvard pardncr" for 90 at Whit
colhp DUN o'ole' -to'
LIE NEW ERA ASHER tive II tEi2l'
~ uoeS the ""sLifo cleah' III one lo"Tth the
lliHc.
o'ae ~ I''yu y iianu'co 10 'lF lIile baSket'
"c' "V - l. "cIie' oiocNerS 0'ole' 20
= Inc IN ~ !ileSx lllil@InS b&SNtts' flo"er f0ts:
Cdlia otSD 'tI! Cne'p' aU - L. NcIles
CrocAeIy 0'ole' 29o
Canary Birds. Seed. CAGES CuttIe Rome
Stewards Song Rpstorer. MOckino Bird Rood
eIc'' aV u l. ~" elIeS o'NeIy ana '9c store
Covered Milk T. lers. inst tho tbno for
Fly Time. at G. p. NeIles Crorlrrv store.
IeauQuiuters TOT iammOchS Is at the 99c
store. 29S
Brick lor SAFE. enquire OF y. /. Hale, at
torney at law
Rny Enonn,S Sunerior Floyorino Eytroots
for faniIv ntr warranted nnr%
Homeopathic Lung Syrup. is the best rem
edy for coughs and colds. 1t is mild, pleas
ant and effective, Sold i'll ToWanda only by
G. b. POTTER.
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ioi AN''
Go to Ottarson for new couch.
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Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-07-02

Cnder this head aoe ,oW insert FREE, notices Of
situations or help aoanteG.
Two young men wanted immediatly to sell
my extracts. Chas. Knapp, over Cowles'
Bakery.
A young man wants employment half or
three-fourths OF the daytime, either as book
keeper to do writing. or as clerk. Has had
considerable experience: pay moderate; good
office.