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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-19

BY CIubbs 4 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and AuciOneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
Il All AND 4l2 CABELL STREET. FOR SALE
AT AUCTlUN.-We will sell al auction, on the
premises, on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 90,
a. ~ O'Clock u. VI. The TWO FRAME HOUSES
sluaiei as above. one Of them is two.st0ry. aud
has four rooms. The other 0nest0ry, aud has Two
rooms Both in good repair. and one Of them
nearly new. Eth r OF them viii suit persons want
ing cheaD homes.
Terms One-fourth cash; the balance at four,
eight. aud twelve months for negotiable notes, in
terest added. secured 10y trust Deed.
ap IL GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. Auclioneers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VERY
~ FINE AND ATTRACTIVE FARM OF 5144
ACRES IN TIE COUNTY OF AMELIA, VA
~ virtue Of a decree OF the Circuit G0ur, Of Ame-
la county entered ~ It's March term. 1881, in the
suit OF First National Bank Of Richmond rs. John
WiknsOn aud ur.. the undersigned. special COM
inissioners Will offer for sale by public auction, at
Amelia Courthouse, on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 81, 1881.
lcourt-day az IL O'Clock NJ, in froot of the court
house. that VALUABLE AND ATTRACTIVE
FARM known as WOODSlDf. the property Of John
Wilkinson aud upon which he formerly resided,
containing 57iA ACRES OF LAND, lying aud be-
ing In the county OF Amelia aud STATE of Virginia,
and adjoining the lands OF NJ. NJ. Blacker. G.. =
Trench. and others. Good DWELLING. HOUSE
and all necessary outhouse. stable. bain. C., the
premises. Possession given November |. 1881.
TERMS: One third cash; and the residue upon
edua credits o. one and two wears, the purchs er TO
execute his bond, for the deferred Dsyments az the
pufehaso-mOney bearing Interest from the day OF
sale. payable Ia said mssioners and the title 10
he retained uRuil the whole Of the purchase money
Is paid and a conveyance ordered by The Court.
MEADE HASKiNs,
4. r. TABB,
NH s9-Tu4w Special Commissions
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IRON, STEEL, &c.

IRON, STEEL, &C.-BESr RkflNt'
i Iron, comprising fun assortment 81
Rounds, squares. ONsls, BANDS, 80; kus'i' 'l
yanlzed, aud American Sheet-lron >~e.e' 4.
Norway Iron, Norway Shapes aud Rods NJ
tast-Ste, !, German and BliSIered steel. MtcnN
aud Tire steel, Rabbit Meal Pig.Tin, ~
Sheet Zinc and Solder, iiorse-shoes, Nails ~
For sale by 80.
AZ I2-3m HENRY n. MOklliA"
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FREIGHT.
A LIAM LINE <efSS
"A OF .-psSsSzsS
ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.

From BALTIMORE L FER Y ALTERNATE
TUESDAY for LIVERPOOL ria QUEENSTOWN
fr9m BOSTON EVERY THURSDAY for LIVER
POOL ria LOSDONDEBRY. Extra steamers FROM
GLASGOW, GALWAY aud LONDONDERRY.
This line offers superb cabin accomm jdauOns,
and makes SPECIALLY as 10 kind treatment TO
Storage passengers. For outward and PREPAID
tickets apply 10 4. ". CARRIER, 1000 east Main
ST. Get, agent at Richmond. or to LENE & ALDEN.
General Passenger Agents, POI broadway. New
York lo5 south Fifth street, PhladelOha: , state
street. Boston. fe 2i-eOdfM N2l
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DICHMOND. FREDERICk,nr
DICHNOND AND PErFE>E

~ u II fiCaNI 1-flf l. . II
IL RAlLROAD.-to Commencing ~ NDff. ..
ruaiy 20, 1851, train. pD Lhi- road ST.. l..
lows:
Leave Richm0ud-Fsst Mil. s.T D. "
Through Mails. 1913 T.. VI. 1ir.n.. .
6:iJ \. W.. Through Malls. 1870 j.. ~. o.
ll:4O 4. VI.
Special Norfolk Express arra y.t ,.r... -
provide quick Transit betHa,R Ricnm. tl. p.
iolk-L,aye Richmond. fG.OO /. ".
Leave Peters iYrg Fast Nd'. 2fi 81 '
Through Mails. 7:l0 a. VI, Thou. .r.. p
9:3J i. VI: Through Frclshf. D., g.
Through MALI. 3:iO T.. NJ ~ Ga. '.... ,
press.f $50 4. VI.
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DICBMOND AND DANyILLE RAIL
AZ SOAD COHpANY
CONDEMNED SCHEDt Ir~.
IN EFFECT SUNDAY. FEBRUArs -ff>>f.

Lynchburg Passenger Train. -. 20. bi..'.
Leave Richmond. .................... .. 9.i. 4. y
Arrive burhtFiile'...,........ .,..,.... l.fI g.
Train VI. ii connects AZ Burke 900 fl a. ...
tie. Mississippi and ohio TailrJ.t O.. ia.....t
Lyuchburg. and All southwesfcr r..afs
Trains Nos. : AMI ~ connect NJ ~.f.tt....
Milton and >9thetliu Narrow-G1 -e riIt... .-
Milton.
Train No. As connects al Salisbury f. rs -.~
North Carolina railroad for Asur,.i.-
ln Western Norll Carolina.
Trains Nos. 30. ~. and ~ connect no '.... Q
Junction with Atlanta aud tDlr'n % i-I
wdy for an paints south aud ~.uff t.,t. .
AZ connects a. narioife with thifi....
and Augu,ts railroad for lli pu.us sfh.
east, ant southwest.
Train ~. 50 stops ol'y o. J,f.ri .p, % .f
Branch. Basksda..'s. Diuyile, D.r.-.n.r.. -
Salisbury.
Trains from the st,yt-rtu.f f. arrive .
Richmond 4:4S =. ". 1913 4. Miami 1.l~ T.. t.
Train on North t.-Hl.f rf'..If .'IH..f- t
Goidsboru' Win N'liI .d ~ .aiu-... ltl... ..
for Weldon and Win 1.t.u.
PUILNAN-CAE ~lt'fl'.t
on Train No. 5c-N -t.n, t. ..i.'.
Atlanta.
ON Train No. 4s-N.~ Scr, and r.... .,. ;
Danyiie and Atl3n'a.
ca Tril 10. 42-Nrau-f r. .H.
Danyile, and DtEylir auI Au.u-'t.
Tickets sold ~ al point -.t.n. 81. t.rAe. ...
soutlwe e, Sht taggas' rhtcA,d t.r..-i+
No lGy-CYer clecSs given On 'trt t.ac,.
a. p.ft.
General PSsscuges Iat y ,-t '...-
7. ". 4. 1ALCOTr, General >tutr.-.-n''
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POLITICAL NOTES.

THE coming campaign in "ole virgnny" will be a
lively one.
THE President has appointed Gen. Longstreet U.
6. Marshal for the State of Georgia.
IT is refreshing to hear from Washington that
"Stanley Matthews will be confrmed.'
IT is reported from Columbus that Gen. Grosvenor
would not object to running for Lieutenant Governor
THE U. s. Senators are beginning receive letters
from their constituents mplorng them to dry mp and
come home.
IT is believed that the surplus revenue of the Gov
ernment during the present year will amount to one
hundred millions.
1T goes sadly against the grain' to attempt to
whistle the "Star Spangled Banner while viewing
the ''dead -lock' in the Senate.
THE Democrats are talking of running Means for
Governor. But they will find that Mr.. Means cannot
slip in like Uncle Dick Bishop did.
THE Cincinnati Commercial would like to have
President Garfield knock down and drag out" Sena-
tor Conkling But the President will neither knock
nor drag.
SENATOR FRYE, of Maine, made great speech In
the Senate day last week, which the Democrats
did not admire. 1t was a rather unpaatabe dose o
their history-Fryed.
THE Democratic Senators still occasionally throw
up to Senator Logan that he was once rebel Demo-
crat. They consider that this charge-whether true
or false-win be blasting, burning shame to him, az
long he lives.
NEW YORK Democratic paper thinks it would b'
good joke for the Democrats to carry Garfeld's owl
State in the first year of his Administration. Bu
what good would it do them? They had such expert
in the first year of President Hayes Admins
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Ohio Legislature.

The Legislatures Of Ohio for the past
ten or fifteen years have done so much
harm, and SO little good, that COM
plants have become chronic. 1t
makes no difference which party has
the majority; it has been all the same.
The Legislature adjourned on
Wednesday of last week, and has
given less cause for complaint than
any one for the past ten years. While
little or nothing has been done that
deserves praise, but little harm has
been done. We always felt relieved
when we heard that the Legislature
had adjourned over for four or five
days, or had gone on an excursion.
There has been too much tinkering at
legislation. What the people now
need, is to let the laws alone, and
when the present laws shall become
respected and obeysd, then it will be
time to enact new ones. To have a
large mass of enactments which are
dead letter, has a tendency to bring
all law into contempt, and thus turn
our great State into a community of
outlaws.
Generally the Legislature acts so
badly that it turns the government of
the State over to the party Of the
minority. We do not believe that
the late Republican Legislature did
or omitted to do anything
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A Challenge.

Agents in this county and vicinity, who
are representing the different kinds and
styles of sewing machines, have repeat
edly declared that the machines sold by
them would wear longer than my New
No. s. 1t has been demonstrated by ac-
tual experience in every instance that the
rotary motion of our machine will out
wear the sliding motion of the Singer, or
shuttle machine, several times over.
now challenge the entire opposition to
place any kind of sliding motion machine,
the singer included, in some place to be
run by steam power with the New No. s,
at the rate of 1900 stitches per minute.
If the New No. fails to wear out two of
the others of any kind mentioned, I will
forfeit $55 machine which shall be do
mated for the benefit of the poor in Jack
son. If win then each of the other
competitors shall donate one of their best
machines for the same purpose.
Noao boys, put up or shat up.
J. B. HOWE,
Agent for New No. s.
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SOME months ago the census officers
wrote to us for certain statistics of
our town and county. They said they
had written to the local officers here
but they failed to reply. We sent
them the required information. Some
what to our surprise they wrote again,
thanking us, and said they had put
our name down for future favors, and
they have been sending us important
statictics ever since.
We find that the State of Ohio is
the second in the production of iron,
Pennsylvania being the first. We had
no idea of the immense amount of
iron produced in Pennsylvania, or the
vast increase in production in ten
years.
Inst look at these fipnres.
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NEWS NOTES.

Two Dutchmen indianapolis snapped wives.
deaths in New York City.
BENJAMIN D1sR RELT-Lord Beaconsfeld-the great
English political leader, is dead.
MONEY is being raised in California for the widow
of John Brown of Ossawatomie.'
GEN. Jos. LANE died at his home, in Roseburg
Oregon, last week, aged seventy-nine.
AT Abbeville, S. c., on last Friday, Abram Martin
was hanged for the murder of his wife.
wH1rELAw REID is to marry girl whose father is
said to be worth forty millions of dollars.
1T is estimated that coin will be brought
into this country by immigrants during the summer
AT Lunenburg Court House, Va, on last Friday,
Lucinda Fowlkes was hanged for the murder of her
husband.
THE Commercial advises Cincinnati to sell her dirt,
believing that she is dirty enough to make the opera
tion profitable.
ANEW YORK man, aged 1O2, has signed the temper
ance pledge. He doubtless afraid intemperance
would grow on him.
PROF. vENNoR, of Canada, has published 'proba-
bilities" for May. We only to be treated to a
couple of little snow storms during the month.
T. ARMY, an iron-molder, of Guthrie, KY, at
tempted to steal ride railroad train, and unfor
tunaely left his head in BRIDGE while the rest of his
body went on.
wH1rELAw REID editor of the ~ 2. Tribune
will shortly be married. He will go TO EHrope on
his wedding tour, and Col. John Hay willfedit the
Tribune during his absence.
REV. ROBERT MATLocK was preaching in Arkan-
that the shedding of human blood necessary
to appease offended God. The Rev. Matlock died
one day last week at the end of an Arkansas rope.
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Notice..

Jasper A. Smith; Esther F; Murray, George
Murray, Amanda f. Weed, John Weed, Lucy
E. Harrison and Robert NJ. Harrison will take
notice that petition was filed against them on
the 18th day OF April, A. D. 1881, in the Court OF
Common Pleas, within and for the County OF
Jackson, by Charles r. Smith, and is now pend
ing, wherein said Charles r. Smith demands
partition of the following real estate, to wit:
The west half of the S: W. Ia, and the 8. W, Ia
of the n. W. Ia of sec. IA, tip. of range II.
Also. the north half of the n. e. IA of sec. %,
tip. 8 of range II.
Also, the S. e. ii of the n. e. IA, and the east
half of the S. e. IA of sec. 10, tip. o. range II.
Also, part of the west half of the S. e. Ia of
sec. I5 tp. 8 of range II, beginning at the S. e..
corner of said quarter section; thence W. ON the
section line II so chains thence n. l5.46 chains;
thence N. 75 degrees 10 minutes e. 3.26 chains;
thence n. IS degrees Is minutes e l0.47 chans
thence S. on the east boundary of said half
quarter 206S chains to the place of beginni ng
containing % 32-100 acres more or less. And
containing in all 34S 32-lC0 acres more or less.
Said petitioner also prays that the claim of
Julia P. Smith OF an equitable title to the said
S. Ia of the Ia of sec. IA, tip. 8, of range
II may be determined.
And that, at the next term of said Court, the
said Charles II. Smith will apply for order
that partition may be made of said premises.
CHARLES K. SMITH.
By Laird & Tripp, his attorneys.
apr2S+6t
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DURING the Hayes administration
we heard much about its purity. Now
there is great commotion at Washing
ton City, which is arousing the whole
country. It has turned out that un-
der the administration of the rebel
Postmaster General Key, many mil
lions of dollars were squandered-or
stolen, under the immediate manage
ment of one Brady. You VIII hear
much of the "Star Route rascality
for some time to come.
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THERE are SS counties in Ohio, and
of these there are only s that are not
in debt. These are Carroll, Harrison,
Hooking, Holmes, Jackson, Knox,
Morgan and Vinton.
The largest indebtedness is in the
counties where there are large cities.
For instance, the debt Of Hamilton
county is $24.O72,41S.57; Cuyahoga
$6,512,547 81; Lucas 3,5Ss,996.63
Franklin 81, $50, 1926; Montgomery
81, ,519, $4,000. These are all the coun-
ties where the Indebtedness is over one
million dollars each, and they include
the cities of Cincinnati, Cleveland
Toledo, Columbus and Dayton.
The smallest debt is in Adam:
county, where it is only So, ,740.
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SOMETHING over year and half
ago a new Republican paper, called
the Macarthur Journal, was started at
Macarthur. The paper came to us
last week with the announcement
that A. W. Brown & Co., the pub
fishers, have sold the paper to Hugh
J. Savage & Co., and Mr.. Cherry, the
editor, turns the editorial manage
ment over to VIM. M. Entler. The
paper will now be Democratic in poll
Tics.
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Saturday, May 21st, Il. d. 1881,

at one O'Clock p. M, the following described
aud State of Ohio, to wit:
The north east quarter of section number
thtrty-six 1857, in township number five (5) OF
range number twenty (20);
Also the east half of the south east quarter OF
said section number thirty-six (36), in township
number FIVE ~, OF range number twenty COY;
Also, the south east quarter of the south west
in towdship number five (5), of range number
twenty (20).
Subject to the dover of said Mary Keller in
the following tract, to wit: Beginning at n
point forty (40) rods south of the north east cor
ner of the south east quarter of section number
thirty-six 1867, township number fiYe (5), range
number twenty (2l), thence north one hundred
rods, thence south one hundred and sixty-five
(l65) rods, thence east eighty (s0) rods to the
place of beginning, containing eighty-two 1927
acres more or less.
Appraised as follows
First described tract, encumbered by dover,
S5760.
Second described tract, encountered by DOVER
$1,000 }
Third described tract 500.
Terme of sale, oue-third cash day of sale,
one-thifd in one year, and one-third in two
years, deferred payments to be secured by mort
gage on premises sold.
To be sold as the property of Mary Keller ct al.
in certain proceedings in partition wherein AL
len H. Keller is petitioner and Mary Keller and
others are defendants. 900, -
Given uuder my hand this 18th day of April,
A. D. 1881. - ,, ,o-
W. 2. CHER4SGTpA, sh'f !. CO.
DUNCAN & Aleshre, Att'ys for Pm.
2laprt5t
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Improvement for Mind and Body.

For genuine merit thereis no tonic sold
that begins to compare with Parker's Gin
ger tonic. One so ct. bottle contains more
life and strength restoring power than a
bushel of malt or gallon of pure milk.
AS an appetizer, blood purifier and kidney
corrector, it meets with astonishing sue
cess, and invalids find it's use promptly
followed by renewed energy and vivacity,
mental and physical improvement, and
gradual restoration to perfect health. See
other columns Commercial. ap
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vENNoR the ..Canadian Probabilities,n in his
young days sold bacon and corn meal for Mr.. John
elder. was once partner with Mr.. Campbell in the
operation of Cambria Furnace. Mr.. Campbell says
he was a truthful lman.-IroHtoaian.
1t has long been settled that nearly
all great men have at some period in
their lives, been Ohio men; it is also
settled that many distinguished men
have been, or now are, Jackson county
men. The only trouble about the
above statement is, that John Camp
bell never had anything to do with
Cambria Furnace.
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GautiOni

All persons are hereby notified not
to accept or pay any order, draft or
check purporting to be signed by me,
or to buy or discount any note pur-
porting to be signed Or indorsed by
me, or to pay any money on subscrip-
ton, advertising or job work, unless
paid in the office.
DAVIS M AcEIEy
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Divorce Notice.

Nancy ]. Wilcox, whose residence is un-
known, is notified, that Levi H. Wilcox did, on
the 18th day of April A. d. 1884, file his petition
in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Com
son, and State of Ohio charging the said Nancy
]. Wilcox with willful absence for more than
three years last past, and asking that he may
be divorced from the said Nancy j. Wilcox
which petition will stand for hearing at the next
term of said Court LEVI H. WILCOX.
By Ambrose Leach, Jr., his atty.
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The Scioto Valley teachers associ-
alton will meet in Portsmouth, Fri
day and Saturday, May 6 and Z. All
the teachers of the county are cordi-
ally invited to attend.
There will be reduced rates on r.
r. and at hotels.
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Divorce Notice.

David French, whose place of residence is tc
the plaintiff unknown is hereby notified tha
Jennie French aid, on the 18th day of April
1881, file her petition in the office of the Clerk O.
The Court OF Common Pleas, within and for the
County of Jackson, and State OF Ohio, charging
the said David French with extreme cruelty
toward the said Jennie French, on about the
18th day of June, 1880, and asking that she may
be divorced, from the said David French, which
petition will stand for hearing at the next ter M
of said Court.
Dated this 2lst day of fApril, A: D. 1881
-" JENNIE FRENCH, .
By ]. A. Aleshire, her atty. -
2laDrt6t
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IT is said that the plan Of the Cat
ling gun sprang from boyish at
tempt to invent corn-planter. As
suming that large part Of the corn
planted by the machine would have
been made into ''dead-shot' whisky,
it is perhaps kindness on the part Of
DIR. Gatling that he changed the
planter into the deadly rifle.
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A YOUNG man named Siediehl, in
Pittsburgh, got drunk, and was seen
by an officer named Samuel Hoffman,
in the vicinity Of the Savings Bank.
The officer hailed him, but he was toe
silly drunk to give proper answer
and the officer thinking that he was a
robber shot him through the heart.
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Just look at these figures:

GEO. REIGER, a drunken fellow in
Cincinnati went home very drunk and
drove his wife and five children. one
an infant, out of doors, and they had
to take refuge in the Bremen Street
Station.
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The Cincinnati Gazette is moved to
say that the new reform" Mayor of
Cincinnati-Mr. Means-starts of
we'll, and bids fair to make his admin
istration success. And we are moved
to say that we are glad of it-and
sorry that Mr.. Means has been so long
training with the wrong political
DartV
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AT Newtown, New Jersey, two
men named Keene and Moore, were
on a drunken spree, when Moore
killed Keene with a butcher knife,
stabbing him four times.
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DEMOCRATIC Senators to Republican
Senators: "Mahone is bad mamie
used to be Democrat. You shall
not elect any Senate officer chosen by
this bad man."
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,VENNoR has been muttering threats
of bad weather again. We are in
favor of both Vennor and the weather
drying up.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-04-28

THE Cincinnati Gazette affords a
ray Of hope, in speaking of the Sena-
torial deadlock, by the suggestion
that if the Senate should remain in
session all summer, some Senator
might die-andd thus break the dead
lock,
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Sheriff'S Sale of Real Estate.
The State of Ohio, Jackson County, SIS.
Cc,,rt Of pIas-

The State Ohio, Jackson County, IS.
Court of Common Pleas.
The Vinton County National Bank of Near
thur, Ohio, VS.. John Burt and wife eft al.
On Order of Sale.
Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance of
an order of sale issued from the Court of Com
mon Pleas within and for the County of Jack
son and State of Ohio, in a certain cause where
IN Inc N1nton County National Bank of Near
thur, OHIO, is plaintiff and John Burt and wife
ct al are defendants, and to me directed as Sher-
III OF said County, I will offer for sale, at the
door OF the Court House in Jackson, in said
County, on
Saturday, May 18th, A. d. 1881,
at one O'Clock p: M, the following described real
estate, situated in the County of Jackson, and
State of Ohio, to-wit:
Part of in lot number thirty-one (3D, in Dan
| lei Hoffman's addition to the town of jackson
jackson County,, Ohio. consisting of strip Of
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Spread the Good News.

AS family medicine and tonic, there is remedy
at present giving such universal satisfaction, and e
fecting many astonishing cures Electric Bitters.
Our druggists report lively demand for them, at
times being unable to supply the many calls All Bill
ous Attacks, Stomach, Liver and Kidney Complaints
Dialects and Gravel readily yield to their curative
qualities. Sold by all druggists at fifty cents per
bottle.
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IT Was a Whale.

We saw statement recently that
it was not whale that swallowed
Jonah. Jesus Christ ought to have
known, and he says it was whale.
See Matthew, Chapter -, verse 40.
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Millinery,

Mrs. DuHadway now offers her entire
stock of millinery goods at cost and car
riage, for cash, as she intends to close out
her stock at once, for the present season
| 2SaDr3t
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that would justify the people to make
a change. Compared with the noto-
rious and Infamous O'Conor Legisla-
ture, it is as white as snow.