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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-04-21

sions Of this ol,arming dream remain upon
lis mind and never could he speak Of it
without lemotons Of JOY and Tenderness. =:
Evdn5elist:T@f iE'7R ~ LnH .iomri H'i
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Yesterday was Q noted day at the ST.
Alphonsus Church. The services were
solemn and interesting. The church wa
adorned with flowers and brilliant lights
and the attendance was large. At II
O'Clock in the morning services we're held
by IT. Rev. Bishop Kahn assisted by Rev.
Father kreusch as assistant Priest, Rev,
Father McElligott ss Deacon, and Rev.
Father Murray as S%ub-deacon. After the
gospel the the Rev. Father Emmanuel de.
livered an eloquent sermon, in the Ger.
man language, reminding the children,
who were to receive there the hoty con.
munion, to adhere to the promise made
and to be true to the church Of Christ,
and never iorsake their faith. He also adj.
monished the parsnis not 10 forget their
duties toward their children and show a
good example by fulfilling the command.
ments Of the church, thereby promoting
the Christian faith. The music class was
especially arranged by Prof. Lewis Was,
and the choir under the direction OF the
organfst, Prot. Nicholas Meyer, was nc.
companied by Prof. Kramer's full orches.
ira, rendered the same In splendid style.
At yespers the Ri. Rev. Bishop admin.
ministered the holy sacrament oiconfrma,
ton TO fifty boys and sixty.two girls. and
who looked well in their attirement and
deserve iull credit for their good conduct.
During vespers the RI. Rev. Bishop de.
ifvered q most eloquent and instructive
sermon to the children. At these services
the choir and Pfof. Kramer's orchestra
produced excellent mpsic. The impress.
siye services closed with the rendition Of
the Te Denm.
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Two carrlages sllrhnYI wreonsa,


At 1--we o'clock yesterday afternoon, Mr..
=, S. Bloch, who had been out driving
with his wife. returned and hitched bis
horse in front Of his residence, on Main
street above Tenth. On thetotber side oil
the street, a dozen doors farther down,
was a carriage and horse belonging TO Mr..
Henry horktetmer. By some mean or
other the latter animal became frightened
and dashed up street at q terrific eait, The
carriage, which was empty, striking Mr.,
Bloch's vehicle first and then some trees
n front Of Mr.. Jacob Berger's mansion,
The contact with them was so violent that
the horas became detached and tore along
up, street until stopped by some North
wheeling gentlemen. It was q fortunate
thing that neither buggy contained an
occupant, AS 1t was, the damage was
slight to the vehicles.
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The State Fair and Expos,uop.

On Saturday evening at Recorder Hooks
Office the directors o. the State Fair and Ex.
position held IN animated and interesting
meeting. Besides the discussion of the pro.
gress msde.an mesnsfor pushingthe work
rapidly, plans for an Office with entrance
gates and a grand exposition building and
grand stand wore exhibited by Architect
We!la, Of kleyis, KRAFT &Co. The plans,
generally, were so well adapted for the
wants Of the purposes Of the Association
that the architect was requested to fur.
nish an estimate OF the cost Of erecting
these buildings, to be presented at the
next meeting. The directors present
were Messfs' Anton Reymann. Ed.
Mendel, N, Reilly, Philo Kimberley,
Robert Campbell and George Exley.
II Jig probable that another meeting will
be held this week. The directors are en-.
thnsiastic over the prospects OF the lair,
and the stockholders cannot have the
slightest complaint with the way matters
are arranged.
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Capt. HornbrooI,s New Boat.

Capt. Ed. Hornbrook'a new steamboat
is rapidly approaching completion. Ad
vantage was taken Of the high water to
put on board her cylinders and othei
heavy machinery. She Is a stalwart in al
her proportions and yet very graceful, and
rides the water like a duck. Out Of com.
pliment to Capt. VIM. Campbell, the we'll.
known commander Of the famous New Or
leans and Vicksburg packet r. Z. Lee, who
is On old Wheeling boy, Capt. Hornbroot
has named her the jennie Campbell, after
Capt. Camphell's second daughter, a most
estimsble and accomplished young lady.
Wheeling people who have travelled on
the Lee, and been recipients Of the kind.
ness which her commander always shows
TO every body mailing from his native
heath here, will be pleased at this compii.
mentary recognition Of his name by Cant.
Horpbrook. The boat will be ready tor a
trial trip in about two weeks, after which.
II the water permits, she will load for 81.
Louis, or perchance for New Orleans.
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NO PRESIDENT
Elected nj The Universally Last Week
Result OF the BaiIots,

kteftsu NJ Inc bnlSefslty Last week
Result OF the Ballots.
Col. Dan. johnson, President Of th.
Board Of Regents OF the University, ia il
the city, the guest Of his brother, Judpl
0key johnson, and yesterday afternoon
an lSTRLLlGRNoER "vidette" Register b,
permission) overhauled him on the sus
pension Bridge for a moment and asked
him about the fight for the election OF 9
President OF the University last week al
Morgantown.
swell, there were fourteen ballots and
nine candidates. These candidates were
Hon. W. L. Wilson, OF Jefferson county;
Rev. j. Hantz, at large; Rev. Harris
Green. Of Rhode Island; Gen. D. B. Fry,
Of Alabama; Col. Boyd, OF Louisiana;
Dr. Hill, Of kanawha county; Rev. Geo.
Frazier, D. d., Of Waynesburg, Pa: J,
B. Robinson, OF Illinois, and b. B, Par.
linton, Of Morgantown.
"Oi these candidates Wilson and Purin-
ton received all the votes to speak Of, It
requires seven votes to elect and there
were never more than eight members
present. Wilson received ak votes on the
18th and 18th ballots, and Purinton ave
on the l4th ballot. We finally adjourned
leaving the matter In the hands Of Prot.
Purinton for another year"
"Dld any other candidate receive n
votes?"
Eyes; Dr.. Hill got one, but that yas all.
Vol. Boyd came to US recommended BY
Generals Sherman aud Hancock, but Il
was no good. One Of the others had a
long recommendation or treatise written
In Latin, and the others all had more or
less backing, Good evening"
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completion of'ihe Examinations Of the
Public school Graduates.

Completion oftthe Examinations Of The
Public school Graduates.
The examination Of the graduates Of the
public schools is now finished, and the
class standing OF each member, with a
single exception, is given below. Through
the courtesy Of Prof. T. B. Mccain, who
has conducted the examinations, We have
been permitted to exsmine some Of the
papers OF the graduates, and found all to
be maryels Of restness and approximate
accuracy. AS will be seen, the standard
is high and the number and variety Of
studies large, yet the proficiency Of the
young pupils is marked throughout. Miss
Kate Haley, OF the Fifth Ward school, has
rather the best showing Of the class, and
the aggregate Of the percentages would do
credit to pupils Ia more %pretentious
schools. There are also several others OF
the pupils who are only inferior to Miss
Haley, and these also have reason to feel
proud OF the progress they have made, and
their friends OF the proficiency their chill.
drea have attained.
The standard Of the public schools oil
Wheeling Is being advanced each year,
and ere long the necessity for going abroad
to seminaries or preparatory schools will
be obviated, a q course in one OF our
schools will be equivalent tq that OF an
ordinary seminary, OF to-day. Each wear
new and advanced methods OF teaching
are being introduced, and gradually the
standard OF excellence raised. Accom-.
plisbed teachers are now at the head oil
nearly If not every school in the
city, and the corps Of ssaiatsnts to each oil
these has been Improved materially, in
some cases radically, and with the Infusion
OF new blood has come the natural health.
~tulness in all the departments that was an.
ticipated and confidently expected. a
The list given below showing the stand.
Ing OF the Individual members OF the class
10 subject 10 whstsver change may be &C.
casioned by the completion Of Miss ssllie
Ford's examination. This young lady
was forced to give up her examination on
account Of severe sickness, but may be
able to finish before the close Of tneschool
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A Queer CnlIinian-

The laws governing the navigation oil
steamboats, does not specify when a vessel
is running TIP q railroad track, whether
the boat shall whistle first or a dovncom.
ing locomotive. This should be attended
to without delay. On Saturday the Ohio
river walked right over the Pewikey track,
Some boats on the landing took the right Of
way from the railroad, aud a shifting
freight train ran into one OF them durin9
the evening, fortunately, however doing
but little damage. II such accidents ara
liable In the tnture brakemen will have 10
wear cork life preservers and deckhlnds a
freight car bumper under their coat tails,
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The following additional subscriptions
to the straub fund are reported: @,
Roepket 81; Carl ABB, 81. By 6. @. Win.
zenreid: Charles Crumbacker, so cents;
Joseph N. SER, 81; ]. Meyer, 80 cents;
L. Muhleman, 80 cents; Jacob Dillon, 50
cents; John Grow, 25 cents; ]. Smith Is
cents; John McGarroll, % cents; D. Max.
well, Is cents; John Otto, 25 cents; Jas.
Moore, % centsi John Winter, 25; G. @.
WinEenreid, 81. Total, $40 rs. Whole
amount, $l6S rs.
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London Hair R~estorer, insuresne growth.
London Hair Restorer, Restores the color.
London Hair Restorer, Exquisite dressing.
London Hair Restorer, The only cleanly and
London Hair Restorer, efiectual Hair Re.
London Hair Restorer, storer In the market.
A. toilet luxury entirely free from ali Oh.
no1ions or unpleasant odor.
Some eight years ago my hair commenced
falling; top became quite bald. I applied
London Hair Color Restorer.n NY hair
not only stopped falling, but Is now growing
finely, and | consider II an invaluable article
for restoring the hair. ]. W. Abel, NJ, D.,
Druggist, 1924 Beach street. Philadelphia
Price 10 cents q bottle, sir bottles ~, Sold
by Druggists. MWYsw.
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Last Saturday afternoon Owen FIiery
engaged in a quarrel with his brother Mar
tin over the possession OF a game chicken
aud finally they resorted to blows. From
blows revolvers were resorted to and
several shots fired by both brothers untiI
one shot took effect in Martins breast, and
had 1t not been for the breast bone, which
successfully resisted the progress OF The
ball, Martin would have been a subiecl
for a wake that night. The wound is moi
n dangerous one and Dr.. Edwards saws he
will come out all right. Officer Morris
subsequently. arrested him, but Owen
could not be found.
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BIT THE timely use Of Fellows Compound
Syrup Of Hypophosphites, the Nerves regain
their vtgor, and the Brain becomes clear and
powerful. Indigestion and habitual Ccstiye.
ness almost always arise from weakness Of the
nerves and muscles Of the stomach and bowels.
In such cases, Fellows syrap Of Hypophos.
phites hiss proved it:elf OF the greatest service
by inducing healthy peristaltic action OF the
intestines. The excavations soon become %
pious and healthy, without producing the
effect OF purgative medicines, NwTAw
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BOATING BULLETIN.
Local Port Items-Points About ii
Landing.

Local Port Items-Points About the
Landing.
Weather yesterday clear and warm.
The water is out OF the cellars along Wa.
ter street.
The Scotia is due up on Wednesday for
Pittsburgh.
The Bachelor left for Pittsburgh at 8 A.
NJ. yesterday.
The piurnsI is the Rsrkersburg packet
this morning.
Boats had to lower their attacks under
the bridge yesterday.
The St. lawrence got away about 10
o'clock Saturday night.
The Buckeye State passed down yester.
day afternoon with a good trip.
The Andes is due up to-day from Gin.
%cinnati, and the Hudson down.
Theriver at Z o'clock last evening showed
90 feet II inches in the channel and fall.
ing fast.
The Dawson and Nellie Speer passed
town yesterday with coal tows, and the
Walton up light.
DlKEs IN THE OHIO.
The following were the lowest bidders
at the letting held at IL o'clock yesterday
at the United States Engineers Office, for
the construction Of bikes in the Ohio river
at the points named: .
BROWNS ISLAND.
n. W. Tucker, Parkersburg, W. Va
Oak timber, so rs per l,op0ieet; pine tim.
Der, s2s rs per 900 feet; iron bolts, Sc per
|lb spikes, loc per h.; stone, 81 OS per
cubic yard.
TwELyE.rolE BAR.
Clendennin 4 Graham, Gallipolis, Ohio.
Oak timber and pine timber, S24 rs per
1000 ieet; iron bolts, Sic per ID, spikes,
4c per h.; stone, e4c per cpbic yard.
PUPPY CREEK BAR.
J. Clark, Sweet Wine, 0hio.-oak tim.
Der, Si5 per 900 fact; iron bolts, 2ic per
lb.; piles, 81 80 each; stone, Sc per cubic
yard; brush, s. ID per cord.
CAIRO, Juue l2.-Ariyed: Psrole
Memphis; Ste. Geneyieve. ST. Louis; CITY
OF Providence, Vicksburg; Schenck, Gin.
cinnati; Paris o. Brown, New Orleans.
Greyhound. Ohio River; NJ. J. Dickey'
for below; j. I. Rhoads, Pittsburgh. De-
parted: Ste Genevieve, Memphis Parole
and Paris G. Brown, Cincinnati; Plaza,
Memphis; Providence, 81. Louis; Grew.
hound, John L. Rhosds and NJ. ]. Dickey.
St Louis. River 20 feet 7 inches and
rising, Weather clear. Thermometer so.
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They may relieve you, but they can't cur
that lame back, for the kidneysafe the troubl,
and You want q remedy to act directly or
their sscretsonst to purify and restore thei,
healthy condition. Kidney. Wort has tba'
specific action-snd at the same time Il reeu
lates the bowels perfectly. Don't wait To- sei
aiek, but get a package to-day. aud cure yonr
sell. Liquid and dry sold by all Drusgists.-
Gernantotfn Telegraph. NSrIw
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Beauty, health, and happiness for ladies'
in "WINE OF CARDuL"
For sale by Logan 4 Co.

AT the Charleston races the fiuest
thorouehbreds in The country are to be
seen, and the condition OF the horses ia a
wonder to all who behold them, and il has
only recently been discovered that they
eau be kept in This condition By m~ixingin
the food of horses q tablespoonful OF Sim.
mons Liver Regulator Powder. Iii also
given to chickens.
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There is perhaps no tonic offered To the
people that possesses as much real intrinsic
value as the Hop Bitters Just at this season
Of they year, when the stomach needs an ap-
petizer. or the blood needs purifying, the
cheapest and best remedy Hop BiitsrS. An
ounce Of prevention Is worth . pound of
cure, don't what until you are Frustrated by q
disease that may take months Tor yon 10 re-
cover in.-Boaoa Globe. MwR4w
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CARBUNcIEs, Felons, Boils, Sores Of long
standing, such SO Ulcers, Assesses, etc.
positively cured without the aid OF q knife
or poultice, by using Mrs. Julye Myers
Drawing and Healing Salve. Piles, Salt
Rheum, Erysipelas, Soft and liberated
Corns, Chillblaine, etc. 1t has never failed
to cure. For sale by Logan 4 Co. paw
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Piles Cured by Liebig Co.'S A~rnicated
Extract of witch Hazel.

Professor Il. NJ. HALE MD Ill D., OF the
Chicago Medical College, says: at has extra.
ordinary power over this disease Professor
College, London. says: ~ have found II sia.
gularly successful Beware OF worthless
limitations Also cures Rheumatism, Ca,arrb
and Neuralgia.
. Sold in htty centsaad dollar sizes. xwraw
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sifks-1. Blum & Bro.-[head OF local. !
Assignee's Sale-Alfred PAUL..
Notice to Stoekholders-[head OF local. j
Brokers-John NJ. Hoon & 90.
For Ssle-Stocks.
For Rent-Desirsble Dwellings.
For Cincinnati-Andes.
Another Arrlval-Phaetons.
Specimen Books-Bicknell < Comstock.
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kidney-Wort acts first by overcoming in the
mildest manner all tendency to constipation F.;
then, BY is great tonic and invigora,ing
properties, It restores to health the debilitated
and weakened parts. We have hundreds Of
certified cures, where all else had failed, Use
1t and suffer no onger.-EtchanRe, MwF4w
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WASHINGTON, D. G., June 81 A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, cloudy
weather without rain, F~outheriy winds,
stationary temperature and barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, similar weather,
winds mostly southerly, stationary TEN.
perature, stationary or lower barometer.
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Festival.

There will be a strawberry and ice
cream festival in the Masonic Hall at
MoundSville on Monday evening, June
18th, Tor the benefit Of the Presbyterian
Church. All are respectfully invited to
attend.
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Hero.

The hero OF Muslfns again on eur coun.
tiers; price nine cents; they have adj.
Vanced. This, our last lot, at That price.
|. BLUM & BRo.
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Geo. s. Feeny, Wheeling, W. Va:
! have handled your Morning Glory
BAKING Powder for the last two years, and
md 1t gives entire satisfaction to my trade.
l consider Il Ia the best baking powder /
ever handled. Respectfully yours,
US. WINGET,
Wholesale Grocer, Nos. 522A524 and 52s
North High street, Columbus, o.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

"a. y. i7a. s ?. NJ r. \. 7 VI .i2G,s p. n. 7Pl
"a " B 81 70 II SO rs
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lathe BEST sALvE for Cuts, Bruises, Sores,
Ulcers, Salt Rheum, letter, Chspped
Hands, C~hilblains, Uorns and all kinds Of
Skin Etuptions, Freckles and Pinples.
Get HRsRYis CARBoLo SALyE, as Oft others
are counterfeits. Price % cents.
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WHAT We want the public to know Is
that Geo. G. Roth sells dry goods "a
cheap as any house in the city.
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CALL and see our stock OF dress goods.
We are selling them cheaper than ever
GEO. G. RoTH.
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CALI and see those beautiful dress ging.
hams. Twenty pieces just received 3,
Geo. g. Roth's.
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EXCURSION to Columbus via B. & O.
June 10Th. Round trip s. rs. Tickets
good to return until June 10th,
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The following shows the range OF the
thermometer, az observed at Schnepi's
drug store, Opera House corner, yesterday.
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Lows scHwALR will serve Turtle Soup
At bis First National Saloon at 8 o'clock
this morning.
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DuRNo's CArARRu SNUFF cures all al.
tec.ions Of the mucous membrane, Of the
head and throat.
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AT 0 o'clock this morning frst,class Tur.
tie Soup will be served al Louis SchwaIb's
First National Saloon,
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EXCURSION to Columbus via B. & o.
June 18th. Round trip $2.75. Tickets
good 10 return until June 10th.
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JUST received, ten more pieces Of those
lace buntings, reduced in price from 95c.
70 LOG. GEO. G. RoTH.
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CON MIssioNER's SALE.


IOM
" LOTS.
HESRY GusTHsR, In chauet1 Ia Rt I
Va the Circuit tOUE u NA
A. WILSON KELtT. J County.
BY virtue Of q decree entered In the lDT. EtJs
cause on The Sd day Of May. Issl, The utadtpS
special commissioner will, on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE %, IT,
beginning At 10 O'Clock .. m NIl At The tpait@E
the Court House Of Ohio county, Al pubhs Ittgt,
the following described real estate, sil1SIt ID /
Armstrong, trustees, addition TO the cityti HtNdsoF
Quarry lot three ~; also 70 much Of gum! ~
(5l, ~ lies wi hin the following bOuuiItU eIr
ming at the south side q Fulton Juestt uRNF e
tween quarry lois FIVE AID four and rahniBg sian.
line OF Fulton street {. 4sh e. 1910 polL ntae
L. ] 64-l00 poles TO he llhs Of Lima IfttL ~ va
the same : lsk L. 5S0-loO poles; thehe hE1n.
u COLO poles 10 the %SOuthWestsrlI me- o. az y"
hve, and with the same n 5!h " Il %.IeP@sg
The A~onthetly corner between qaaTry w. ttls
four and with the division line between nhd Sal1
lots n, 40H E. 10 26.l00 poles to the bG1plhl NJ ".
tAining one ~ 1Crt; also quarry lot four ~
containing In oil about ~ ACTU, The uadtfIh1"N
being excepted.
TkRSS oP 5ALE.-One hall, and o n5th -
the purchaser may elect, Ia taAh, nd ne fali;,a
xix months, with interest from day Of hls 80
purchaser 10 give his note for the deferred PEE
with good personal security, and The uut
taincd Ill payment 10 full. ,,nrr
&c. HERvrY, spaiL c aaS.aT
Auetioreet, pttts
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DRr GOODS at the South Side dry goods
house very cheap. Gro. G. RorH.
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Plain silks

37!c, the biggest bargain ever offered.
Beautiful goods for summer drees.
l. BLUM 4 Bro.
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The thing desired found at last. Ask
Druggists for Rough on Rats, /, eiesrs ant
fats' mice, reaches, bed.buss, l5c boxes.
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Is the best remedy for Dyspepsia, Bill.
iousness, Malaria, Indigestion, aud dis.
eases Of the Blood, Kidneys, Liver, Skin,
etc.
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Dr.. Morris LIVER PILLS are the best
Cathartic Regulators.
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At &c and l0c, elegant value and good
styles. I. BLUM 4 Bro.
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VIZ sell musiins at old prices, notwith.
standing the late rise in the same.
GEO. G, RorH.
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"ro Enjoy Lite. snye s,ropx Lu,r,.,

Free from coughs and colds, good appetite,
refreshing sleep, use "Dr. swayne's Compound
Syrup Of Wild Cherry" the BEST remedy for
week lungs, bronchial and asthmetic affections
ever discovered. Bold by druggists at2S cents
and 81 q bottle. MwYAw.
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TURTLE Sour at Louis schwalb's First
National Saloon at 0 O'Clock this morning.
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THE usual merchants lunch at the New
itcture House Sample Rooms daily.