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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-06-09

i all sincerity, il we don't stop this
b:astly murder, and starvation, an
irGen,sed Deity will punish us for it.
1'horc is another argument in favor
OF the no fence 1aw, viz, thcwcndcr-
t'ul Increase Of our population and
the oim'ited supply of timber, we have
in this State. We must look ahead
| t.Hr futhlc protection and comfort.
Eoh know, Mr.. Editor, the sanitary
condition Of our country should be
especially cared for. Is Watch II
bachclor?) Aud the protection
against diseases should he courtcd
ANA woocd and protected. There are
no created nhsorbcnts Of malarial
poisons, that wccan avail ourselves
OF than he foliage the oak and pine
AMI shall we continue to slay and fell
ilt $" few remaining friends to health
simplyt to CRAFTY that foul demon
covctnuc*ncss Is Watch covctous.
| begin to suspect For what? To do
one months work ont Of every twelve
III splitting rails and blockatling our
best hc!ts Of land to fence in nine
ta;ths oi' our land: For what? 10 keen
'ui Il tcw dead COWS to hang arount,
Tor next winter buZZartis
Natrl, writes well, and if he could
get out Of that old anti revolution
nary rut and get on he right track.
nc could carry his point: hut If he de
ponds "n everybody being OF his
opinion he is farout Of it; and yet he
peaks "f!raring i; 20 the popular
vote. Wl!a, 'lncs he call popular vote:
liza, oftkc colo:cl people who own
i" land and mig ll!v little stock? \ nd
II he calls the wlitr vote, The popular
vote, and leaves his fence in
heir charge tonight, when he awakcs
il nc morning, he Won. find rail to
START hog pen with,I mean to say
nc 20 I have any lis c:cps, but
,ro'!nd his hn@s ana COWS, and / say
il with authority, for Italll with every
man meet within III, travels and he
fore leave him find out if he is
one Of hcsr rail splittcrs or not and
ltrlI You candiily, ! have found
hut two stnunch ones, and both nf
those have large interest, so far as
privilege joins that interest, in
-wamrs.
Now, Mr. Editor, ] call Il principle
ol that stripe, selfish. do admit
there Is now an,l then a club and
SQUAD who want to rock along in the
same Old way, bnt YOU cannot find
one who can give you satisi;lctor,
reason for it.
I" hv e"''ti".'e.l ilA-na~t- -nnn,l4..--
IOOTM-PICK
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-06-09
A VISIT TO i PICNIC AT MIR: r.
DAVID RUSll'S MILL PLACE
ST. MATTHEW'S.
~, o't...' ~ q It.,rs:
Editor Oru"ycJny 1tT.S.

&
y goodly number of the citizennss
around met at that place at an early
nolir ana cNJ0yrT rUE,CrHcr- riru-- f,,r a. A.
ing atmosphere, with All extended
view Of the surrounding country and
its adaptcdncss for such meetings.
! he festivities Of the Gay were
splcndily arranged and the process by
which they We're to be carried out
amicably discussed. The dernier
resort was CATER failing % procGIree
fish irnn the rivcr) to get them from;
the pond, 4 place in which they are
knownto aboanI. But upon close
survey it, it was found to bee,toe
low and broad-Sprcad to obtain them
either by hook or net, and, but, for
the keen perception Of woman we
would have enjoyed few pan fish
only. Mrs. Stone, Il lady inriHonS the
foremost in tie good work of tile age
whilst rrcoiiioitering the place din
covered III The pier-hcad some fine
trout amt communicating tile same to
some young gent lcmcn on the ground.
who hastily repaired to the place and
regardless OF w,tting their fine cloth
ing, plunged i'll and securing the
upper gate, and drawing off ii por-
tion or The water, betrayed to the
company around ii s,iliricnt auanti-
ty Of bell -cowtfDut itffd breath to sht-
isfy lie large utilaiiu i1r tfie ,,ttH-
sion
The tScithmeHt prodHrced III tak.
ing the tiSlf IIttanie gcIer:tl. TIE
large trout impatient OF rtstraiiitsS
would leap out Of the water Whilst
being pursued, but to far back and
be ,aH9f': Some of the ladies' seeing
this 'n;c ci heartily il melee and
could s,arscly be restrained from
jumping into The water. But the
saNie soon ch"ii.sed from catching to,
cleaning and co.king. The long nc
cnstolhctl ste 6rour ladies display
cd itself in tic Arrangement Of thsi
delicious viands on tile ,ubre so that
tic most stoica'I colilun't look on with
indifference.
IN all this. reciprocity was tic
ruling feeling Of the day. Face 81:
swered to face pleasantly, bit the evc
spoke volumes to heart though tie
lips moved not, and although the oc-
casion was not heightened by the
sweet strains Of music that we're en-
joycd by the Poplar pic nic, vet IL
was rendered pleasant ,by the hitti-
cisms Of some of our accomplished
lady friends.
The impersonating ofthe Teutonic
race and IFS dccendcnts were 80
br ghtiy nj r eel upon the mind, that
the pl cc ",Lh the social entertain.
mrnl had will live whilst life and
memory lasts or time cndnrcs.
J.B.
Oakland, Orangcbnrg, S. C.
--EuE-> <zrza,--su....------ .#
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-06-09

.'h. Editor:
The notice given by our NOS; rs,i-
mabie representative, DIR. j. ". sum
lncrS, To the farmers or o,r county.
thai the fence law would, probably
spring up and be disposed OF in :
coming Land that farmers She i
give the matter fall thought an,; di,
cusslon, WAS first taken up ana dis
cussed BY one under the n0n oc ,,lunr
OF Watch, a time piece; and after
rcad'hg his matter over. and over
again, to be sure my imagination was
not at fault, came to the sound, dc.
tcrmincd and deliberate conclusion.
that if Watch was really after the
welfare Of the masses, and was cal
cuiating what was their interest, and
mat II he Is any kind
ol an observer of past and present
EVENTS, that he is not one day nor
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THE ATLANTA EXPOSITION.


OFFICE COMMISSIONER AGRICULTURE,
Columbia. s. G., June Isl. 1881
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=
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''i''''2 ''ccc'''i'. ~, 1881 VIII afford
~ - ''!'",' unity lor eH:inlllhS thc
l'"'''c'S 81 our State and advancing
nc. ''','crl''i prosperity tllat we can
,''' "''''r'' 10 neglect. Preparations
i,',' ',.n i'i''"e ior conducting thc
f'Ap"S'''"'' on !; sc:''e commensurate
WIN VIC great interests ot the South
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M ,,,; n',..iiii'', rnhin''l"h hel''
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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-06-09

- :: !. : : = :. = -: - =
that pins and bases his opinion on
that of another; if thisis Ra,icalism
! / would like to be Informed what
4 Dcmdcracy is.
! | have made it my business to make
some little enquiry about the si,na-
! tion and condition Of the people in
the upper counties, and ! am told
that where no fence system is in force
the people have to lead tl!uir Mill
COWS to the pasture, aided by Il tail
twistcr to get the animal along, and
go through the same process to get it
home to be millicd and tie poor people
who have no pastures have to rcsor,
to lie cruelty Of tying their cattle by
the legs viii! ropes fastened toa stake
in the ground, and the legs OF the
animals arc cut through in many
| instances. The no fence system has
caused 81 much dissatisfaction that
the people are calling meetings and
getting up petitions To send 10 tn,
next session Of the Legislature to ask
that this law he repealed. We know
not what disposition may lie made OF
these petitions, though it strikes me
very forcibly that the men who pas s.
ed tllis law will sustain it, and these
petitions will he laid dii r''1 ttiblc in
the usual way. Now do not !,*o
pose that VIC Shall get Orargchurg
III Il failing condition.
Mr.. Editor, permit mc to ask if
this wrHnGlc and criticism that has
taken Tie rounds throuyh thr rr,.s>
is sulicicntto Justify them in ,!,ri,
:c ion on the fence u,,rstinn lin.
there been Il full expression OF the
people on this subject think MOI.
and the ONLY WAY they can acpuii
themselves honorablv and ,atisinr.
torilv to their constituents is to sui,-
lllil he question To the vote Of The
people on its own merits, which
,nink will be done, Knowing our re
prcScnliivcs rs ,o. an satisfied,
| hey have tile welfare Of tic cnan!y
! Il, heart, ana will not act unlrs:.
authorized legally To do so. I, j.,
r,i,,o"c,l that they will pass lie c.nc,
law by petitions and then submit il
otlic people. Is this not Il strange
coarse lOr our Representatives. Il!
adopt, il, it be true? WHY kill The
dog, then submit i: to HE p.unlc t.
SAY whether they were right o.
fSto =?
Now, Mr. Editor, ! don't want 10
lay 81 mill stone at the door or our
Representatives for I-.,hrlicyc they
'f" III 3"n'E Honest men, and arc
governed ~ honest mn'i"cs ana in
'"A''"hS, though they nre is liable To
err Us any one else, amt Two wrongs
meyer make right. "ni hope they
| VIII ho' attempt Ia shoulder lil!s
"df"ch ;ihd ieisnrc Tie rights orl!lyi.
constituents, 0! whom they arc ONLY
me mnnlh-p'ccrs and have 10 leyiii
,la't rl@hi to act unless authorized
~ ''lcii constituents. would like
70 see i law N;;Ss"l 'np'rir''t any
"h''' "hi'c or col"rrI, from Turning
'Ih'rsS ne mas lawful fence. ail,.
'H;' "'i2lt TO ',e brought before tn,
people whcn the no fence ystcmc
question IS settled.
!, ~; T., VIII" il chnrga! with
Ka"';ii anl Democratic Sins, SAY
l's'''' no renee INV ana The Iino
-. - IL onlrtSS,ul thH.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-06-09
MI; Bt:;#fR i
Commissioner Of AgriTtilinrs. {

Eator o. .'ng:sSu,a Tins:
Tie above circular :idtlrcssHtl t.
the undersigned is ofxnst iipiprA:I
aHcc to our County. Contribuiioliss
for the Atlanta Exposition us en-
numeratcl above, ana specimen wood
in blocks will he forwarded direct to
Col. Butler at Columbia, s. G.. The
ladies are invited to contribute
wines, dried fruit, DC. / will tchca;.
flll.y receive and forward articles hot
too bulky, and give all information
required. f;zf.tnfr7
john \. IIAM1LToN.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-06-09

Glass s'ett<, l1anilSoiiit. 4 pieces, 80
GLASS Preserve Stands, UD
t;"hlctS, - ct per ,lnH
Tumi'cr$, ''o,ct per hnz
l. mps from 23 ln - els
l.af*e dSsiirtmrnt I,a'ies, Gents
:inl Cl,il,.ftn's Shoes from the finest
to thi. cheapest;
Men and Boys Hats, 10, G., -, / 90
1.N5 to s.,
Oh sth'I Boys Caps from - t, 80
.Fa'ity Box Paper, n>e'on's and
Ssatiotiery.
Agent for tire Largest Tnhacyo
Factory in the United States, We
dhet bargains in this lire.
Agent tnr Manufacturers of SOAPS
And Conccn rated Lyc, we defy COM
petition.
We have the Largest and Cheap
rst Stock of
RKOOMS AND BASKETS
n the Market.
Agent for the Celebrated Town
Falk
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-06-09
n UNB EIe.

washed aid uhwinshr,T, from al the
breeds OF sheep rnjsch in the Stat. !,
ahh1 m;ierals o. every Kind from each 9
}}ncalitl' where they exist; phospliat.s
phosphate rocks and shell marls,
Indian cnriosities and relies,
After the Atlanta EXpQsition the
specimens will he placed ,on perma-
nent exhibition at the, Department
Rooms at Colum1,ina,. Carefully :
marked with numc OF COUNTY and
contributor. ....
a Committee Of. fire Practical citfT
zens, one from each Congressional
District has 'bccM appointed by oi,r,
Board Of Agri,y;ghn'S. ,;g 10 n! iia:ltEssNd Es tSe
port of their nhservatiAns on the in
proved machinery OH Eshibitipn,- and
we trust the report will he Of ggrccnS
benefit to our planters; I'M IT,,
We earnestly appral, taAbN to hrlp.Ms
in I his work .hvisrn,ilYE AIRY articles
you think viii. DC yninabic or inter-
esting. Auy suggestions You Willie
kind enough to make that.will assist,
us III accomplishing our Object will lie /
appreciated. 49,
All articles should be plainly mark
eel with name OF County and con. (;
trihutOr and forwarded to the under
signed. The Department will pay
all expenses Of .SSlipHing. ID
Very rcspcctiiilIps;:,,i...
A:,.i;: htRttAikb
Commissioner of igritt'ilthrss. i
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-06-09
BAKING POWDERS.

These Powders have stood the Test
hy The bes: Chemist, and pronounced
PURE, when bought i'll cans. prol.
Mott, the Leading hcrnist Of the
World. says the worse authorizations
.nccur when Powders ale Sold loose or
I'll bulk. Remember this aud Get
TOW n TALK from Headquarters
Your attention is asked to The re-
duc,ion i'll our tAkPETlNG, put
Gown to %, 35, 40 cents.
Pocket Knives from 5 cts. to So.
Buggy Whips, 25, so, rs cts, 81,
81 rs ~.
ours respectfully,
&. D. KoRTJoHN.
eD" Always notice this COLUMN
CHEAP GOODS:
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-06-09
8EGEA4 NOTICE.

over and everything has gone pros
porous ana happy; every one better
off, and Might fertile year nhea,l,
at no PefiHd iii tie history of dhf
business life Nave we been 80 1hpfr-
oughly prepared to m.st the wants
Of the trade and The requirements If
the peopE, rs We are now. We shall
continue to place upon our cointei's
from day to day, bargains in eveyy
depa, tmeht at
I.O w RyT PRICES,
and shall always be found using DIR
lest sndravors to prevent cstnrtidh,
and uphold the CASH SlSrEM.
Our ehtife stock is now offered ut.
REDUCED PRIZES.
We ASK ,ou to call and irs,,ec. 0uf
goods.
We guarhntce to please as to
quality all ! price:
Look tnl, fully over this list Of Il
few articles mcnli ,nrtl:
Cent? J Iltse, white, 5 anil ~ c.
striped l2i
z" solid cnlnys II!
. double heel d. toe II!
IadiGs hosS! white, $, 10, l2!.
g s.riuetl 10
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-06-09

Go to Kirk Robinson and paw
your subscription to she TIMES.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1881-01-27
TO the Memory OF Wobert Rurns.

TO the Memory OF NODeft HuEuHs
In response to the request Of Supt.
Patterson, the pupils Of the High
School and Grammar A, under the di-
rection of their teacher, celebrated, In
the use Of the following ngprogramme, the
birthday of ScOtland's greatest poet,
Robert Burns, who was born at Ayr,
January 20, 1859:
Singing g-''Auld Lang synC"....,... Dy School
A sketch Of the Pog Life gee. Ole Wendell
Remarks .............B BY Mrs. j. Z. VonBuhlOW
Vocal solo-"Comlng Thro' the Rye -
Recitation" Address to the Toothache',1-.
Rccitaton-"A Mans Man fora thaR'
Bruce Priddy
Defamation Of Bannochburp- -lBruce,s
song@Swltbiirn' q Mile Of Edinboro TOWN. .
Recitation-"Farewell to Ayrshire" .MaryRector
Recitation-"Hi HighlandMary" NellyMiddleton
'S'','''e ~ " Clara Thurston
Vocal solo-"Annie Laurie" Annie SaXton
Reading" "Cotter's Saturday Night
Camdaee Mathews
Readlng-"Address to the Mountain Daisy
Eva Grove
Readlng-"Farewen to the Brethren Of Tar
bolton Lodge .......... ..... ....... Ed. Lever
Recitaton-"Epistle to a Young Friendn-
John p. Maynard
Vocal solo-"John Anderson Ny 10 john
Miss Mamie c. Love
Winter r............... ...... Prof Z. II. Mark
Readlng-"Man was Made to Mourn
Ella Simkins
Recitation-"Tam O'shanter" Mrs Won BuhlOw
instrumental Solo-"Tam O'Shanter'-
Miss Mamie e. Love
Besides the pupils, abOYe named,
three other grammar grades attended.
Quite number of citizens were also
present. Mr.. II. II. Edwards, at the
conclusion, spoke highly of the move
ment, and expressed wish to see an
nually, on January 25th, the birthday
of Robert Burns celebrated by the pupils
of our schools.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1881-01-27
New Merchant TalIorIng Firm.

Ex-sheriff Os. Smith and Rob't,
Howat have bought out o, R. Munger,
and formed partnership in the mer-
chant tailoring business. They will
occupy Mr.. Munger's room. The
new firm starts out with good prospects
of success. Mr.. Smith has wide ac-
quaintance in this neighbOring cOun-
ties, is full of business snap and ener-
gy, and has had experience in mer-
camille business. Mr.. HOWat is a
first-class cutter, and will personally
take charge of that department.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1881-01-27

The limits Of "Trade Alley" have
become too small to accommodate the
horse-trading fraternity on stock-sale
day, and their operations are now
spread out over Main street, from the
c. g. NJ, V. Ry. to Market street. On
Tuesday the street was filed with a
motley looking crowd of men,
wrangling over their trades in dilapi-
dated specimens Of horse-hesh-or
rather horse bones and hides. About
as hard looking set both of men and
horses as anybody would want to see,
are gathered on this street on stock
sale days. The performance on Tues.
day included pretty lively row in
frount of the HERALD office, in which
one man was knocked down and kicked
about the street for few minutes, and
several cOuntenances decorated with
black eyes and bungcd noses, before
officers Collier and Lydy appeared on
the scene and put a stop to the fun and
walked two or three of the participants
off to the cooler.
Mrs. Mary Thompson, of Culpep'
per, died suddenly on Tuesday morn
ing. She went to her apparently
in good health the evening before
Her son, VIM, with whom she lived
was aroused about 2 o'clock by her,
and found her alarmingly i'll. He
went for doctor, and on his return,
his mother was dead. She was quite
an old lady, so or SO years of age. Hell
funeral took place yesterday from the
Baughn Baptist Church.
The report that the Dayton &
Southeastern railroad has passed into
the hands of the Baltimore & Ohio Com
pany, is contradicted, and the latest
rumor is that it is the |. B. e w. rail.
way company that has obtained con-
troll of the narrOw-gauge, and that the
company intends to make it standard
gauge, and also to build a connection
between this place and Columbus. We
have no definite information on the
subject.
The following persons have been
drawn to serve as jurors in the common
pleas court, to relieve the present jury
on the l4th of February: John Rowe,
R. N. Stuckey, VIM. Orr, Rob't. Gil
more, Union Township; Levi Hopkins,
Madison; A. W. Wight, Concord; G.
M. Eichelbarger, ]. r. Lott, Jefferson
Albert Grove, Paint; Carey Dyer, L.
c. Smith, Perry Jefferson Gray Jasper.
Mrs. Ed. Scroggins, of this place,
died of consumption on Tuesday night.
She will be buried to-day, in Washing
ton cemetery.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1881-01-27
Sht,Ob,s COnsumption Cure.

This is beyond question the most sue
cessful Cough Medicine we have ever
sold, few doses invariably cure the
worst cases of Cough, Group, and Bron-
chitis, while it's wonderful success in
the cure of Consumption is without a
parallel in the history of medicine.
Since it's first discovery it has been sold
on a guarantee, test which no other
medicine can stand. If you have a
Cough we earnestly ask you to try it..
Price 10 cts., 80 cts, and $1.00. Ifyour
Lungs are sore, Chest, or Back, Lame,
use ShilOh's Porous Plaster. Sold by
Brown Bros. Se0W
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1881-01-27

What the Editor of the Saranac
Mich Local, says: 1 notice among
my exchanges many advertisements of
Dr.. Bosanko's Rheumatic Cure, for
which would like to say a good word.
Some months ago was troubled with
Rheumatism in my knee, which was so
painful at times, that was unable to
Sleep OF rest without difficulty, and on
the recommendation of one of our
druggists, / was induced to try this
great remedy. [ experienced relief af-
ter the first application, and found it
lasting in its effects. 1t is certainly an
honest medicine, and well worth a trial
of all who may be similarly afflicted.
For sale by Brown Bros.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1881-01-27
Eave1te county Pomona e.range

The Fayette County Pomona Grange
meets in Smith School House, one and
one-half miles from Washington, on
the Columbus pike, on Saturday next,
20th inst, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
The election of Officers for the ensu-
ing year will be the special business of
the meeting, but other important bust
ness to the farmers, will be brought be-
fore the meeting, and all patrons are
cordially invited to be with us, and
participate in the discussion of these
important questions. All will be en-
tertained by Union Grange.
By order of D. WATERS, Master.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1881-01-27
Choral society.

The Choral Society held its regular
meeting Tuesday evening at the Bap-
tist Church, with full attendance on
the part of the active members. Many
of the Associate members were out also,
The growth of this Society has been
remarkable and the enthusiasm Of the
members is still ON the increase. The
size of the organization renders it very
difficult for the leader to perform the
arduOus duties of his office, and he de-
sires the the earnest support of every
member. 1t is the intention hereafter
to keep record of the attendance of
the active members, and execute the
rules in regard to absence. 1t is only
by regular and punctual attendance
that the full measure Of benefit from
practice can be reaped, and it is due TO
those who do attend thus, that such at
tendance should be enforced.
The Society is now fully equipped
and there is no valid reason why it
should not proceed with the work laid
out and make a success OF it.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1881-01-27
Special Notice!

WE HAVE NOW ON HANDS,
w and for sale, the largest, sightli-
est and best line of Carpets, such as
Hemp, Cotton, Ingram, Superior Wool,
Extra Superior Tapestry and Body
Brussels, that has ever been offered in
this market. We have also nice lot Of
Coco and Jute mattiDgs, suitable for
offices and halls, together with a nice
line of homemade Carpets and Rugs ;
all of which will be sold at the lowest
prices for cash. All Carpets cut and
matched to order.
MELVIN, SILCOTT 6 co.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1881-01-27

From Maine to California, the glad
tidings ring out that the manufacturers
of the celebrated DR.. Marshalls Lung
Syrup, for all Lung troubles, have en-
larged the bottles and contents and arc
thus giving to its many patrons large
and we'll filled bottle of the Lung Syrup
for 20 cents, 80 cents and 81 per bottle.
The success of the Lung Syrup is un-
precedented, and rival firms gaze with
wonder and astonishment at the Won
drous cases of Coughs, Colds, Bron-
chftis, and all Lung diseases cured by it.
9W4 HARRY BOYER.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1881-01-27
TO THE TRADEY

WYE ARE OFFERING NOW FOR
w sale full line of the incest Sum
mer dress goods to be found in any mar
ket. Prominent among which will be
found a large variety of patterns OF the
latest styles of Lawns in all the beauti-
full styles of the season. A large and
we'll selected stock Of black and colored
mummie cloths-a new and very popu-
lar style of dress-goOds. Also a very
nice assortment of buntings in all
colors. These goods are for sale at the
lowest prices for cash, and we cordially
solicit call and an examination of our
goods and get booked up in styles and
prices. .