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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-11-02
TAX NOTICE!
fREAsURER's OFFtCE,
August l6. 1882.

August 10. 1882.
In accordance With. the Supply Bill, an,
proved February 9th. 1882. notice is hereby
given that this Office will be open for the
FRIDAY, September Is.
and will remain open until October 3lst;
The rate per centum Of taxes is as follows:
State purposes. 42 mills.
Schools, mills
Poll Tax. 81 90
For tho convenience of the taxpayers I
Will attend at, y Ia, at the following, PLACES: :.
LialPs. Tuesday, 18th Septombeet.
tember.
Westminster, Thursday. 2,st sedtemBot.
Fair Play. Friday, 22d September.
Sitton's Mills, Saturday, 23d September,
Seneca City, Monday ond Tuesday, 25.h
and 2Gth September.
High Fallp. Thursday, 28th September.
Alexander's store, Friday, 29th September.
And tor balance Of time in my Office 10 tho
Court House.
Tax payers will please attend at the ops
pointments by O'Clock P. NJ.
In oil cases where the May Installment has
w renai,y Of Five Per Cent
will be added to said Jnstalment.
All taxes remaining unpaid on the fret day
| of November will incurn
Penalty of Fifteen Per Cent,
and will be collected by distress or otherwise
until 18th Of November; aftor that date the
County Treasurer will proceed to COLLECT BY
levy and sale Gs provided by law.
Taxeo arc payable in the following kinds
of funds:
Gold and Silver Coin.
United States Currency,
National Bank Notes.
III. H. ALEXANDER.
County Treasurer Oconee County.
August II, 1882 39-4t
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An Insane German Who ix Tired OF the
Mortal Coil, s.-

For day or two nice looking German
has been about town, and OH several occas.
ions has exhibited symptoms OF derange,l
mind. He gave his hume ay Frank HWll.
warth, and was said 10 be coal miner, and
formerly In the employ OF coal company at
Clarksburg. His eccentric actions attracted
attention, but ny he seemed 10 be entirely
harmless no attempt was made to restrict his
liberty. He was lenrd OF vt several places In
the city yesterday, and stories Of his pecu.
lihrities caused considerable amusement, as
when he went into the I.egister office and said
u lady had told him TO call there for her, and
he proposed TO stay right there until she
came. He also called at Squire Philips
office yesterday and told the Justice that he
wanted the $3.50, GOO he had deposited there.
lie was heard OF on similar missions ut one
or two OF the city banks, also, In the last
forty-eight hours. ,.s-l.
Last night about eleven-o clock he was the
principal motor in al adventure which WINS OF
u more serious character, and which but for
the timely interference Of three gentlemen,
would have resulted. as lIoellwarlh planned
and desired, in ending his own lie. He
went TO the river bank at the foot OF Paper
Mill alley, 10 Centre Wheeling, Mt the time
named, and wadrd out until he was beyond
his depth, when he deliberately allowed him.
self to sink. As he rose, three men who had
had their suspicious aroused, and had been
watching his movements, caught him, and
with some difficulty dragged him ashore.
lie was given into the custody OF officer
Barum. and consigned TO the lock up for
safe-kecping during the night Word will be
sent TO Clarksburg, where, 1t Is said, he has
MI uncle living. lie is believed TO have been
II member OF u troupe Of Tyrolian singers
Which recently disband-d. & ~ 81. Z
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The forcpI,,Igl, show.

Forepaugh's circus has come and gone,
1t isa big thing, and no mistake, but many
smaller amusement enterprise has fur.
nislied more that was interesting, attractive
and marvellous. The nenagerie is u really
fine collection OF animals, in good condition,
the herd OF elephants being particularly
merltorious. The expectations created by the
advertisements in this respect were
reasonably fulfilled 0fthe circus one cannot
cons cieniiously say the same. Some OF the
features are both novel and excellent, but
they are small proportion OF the whole
show. Same OF the horsemanship was good.
and Miss DeacOn's stud OF trained thorough.
breds was worthy OF admiration, and pot il.
The performing elephants are interesting,
The bicycle riding, especially the ascent
OF the spiral incline plane, was new, but
not thrilling. The llerberts are remark.
able tumblers, aud the young lloyd brothers
performances on the tight rope we're anus
ing, novel and difficult. This with some OF
the trapeze business, includes about all OF
merit In the rings. The closing concert,
barring one or two acts, was no good.
The weather and the late arrival OF the
special train niadeit necessary 10 omit the
usual street parade, much 10 the disappoint-
ment OF the thousands OF people on the streets.
The tent was packed and crowded with
people In the afternoon, but at night was
only about twO.thirls' full. Several little
accidents, such as the breaking OF trapeze
guy ropes, marred and cur,ailed the evening
performance somewhat. The Edison electric
light was CONSPICUOUS by Its absence, as were
also the giant and Giantess. = q
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ANOTHER FAILURE.
Gone up for Want Of a Quorum-No
= - ~. Council I.Rst Might E-l 49,.

Council Last Night.
4; 1t Is about time that new Council was be-
ing elected. The present members IRE getting
tired out and II is the hardest work inusin.
able 10 get n majority Of them to attend n
special meeting Of Council. There are resl,.
lars In euch Branch who always attend. They
arrive promptly ut $50 o clock and remain
until or $3.50 o'clock. when they sadly dc.
part, 5Anatheniatizing the other members,
who refuse to attend. Such WAS the case
( last evening. A special meeting had been
called and there was business for each
Branch. In the First it had previously been
agreed 10 take up. on the first Tuesday in
August, the Street Car Ordinance. which
several months ago was read once
and laid Oh the table. Nh It Is
yet to be read u second time for amendments,
then third time and then 1t IL TO 80 to the
Second Brunch and be read three times there.
u new Council would come In before the
matter is out OF the way. In the Second
Branch several papers are OH the table that
have been there long time and should have
attention. They could have been disposed
of last evening had the members attended.
- Seven members OF the First appeared last
night, and seven Of the Second. About half.
past eight the two necessary 10 make q
quorum In the First appeared, but the others
had become disguised and left Members Of
the street cur company and Its attorney
were present, but received no satisfaction.
Those who did show up Inst night spent the
time discussing the circus, admiring the
gorgeous appearance OF the offices OF the
Clerk and Chief Of Police, and abusing the
members who were not there ..-.sf.
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e One Of the reasons why many young men
and women do not care 10 lake course OF
study NJ college Is that there are studies usu.
ally laid down In the courses that they do not
have the time nor the aptitude TO pursue with
profit, Admin College, at Adrian, Mich,
advertised In another column, overcomes this
difficulty In the way OF college eduction by
allowing sufficient ileIibilty In the courses
of study pursued to make It possible that the
necessities and beat interests Of each individ.
restrictions that usually surround college
course arc there abandoned and the logical
relations of studies to each other, and the
necessities Of tho student alone determine
what studies shall be pursued and In what
order. This important educational reform
has been In successful operation there for five
years, and proves to be a step forward in the
right direction. I ~. 8 Z. g
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NEIGnB0RiIo0D NEWS.
DELLAIDE-


Robert NJ. wilkins, Of St. Clairsyille, was
in town yesterday. siy.ss :
Rev. J. II. Rodgers and wife, now of
GAINESVILLE, were in town yesterday. n
Mr.. Davis, the father.in.law OF Rev, A, r.
Chapman, left for his home yesterday.
Mr.. Taggari, Of Richland township, is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Jas. II. Darrah. :.
Rev. J. r. McKallip left yesterday to ioin
his family and enjoy his summers vacation.
Mr.. II. L. Beck, Superintendent OF the
Bellairc Nail Works, Is back after visit to
Philadelphia. ~, j !5s =
The Second Presbyterian church will not
be used at all during the absence Of the
pastor, as that time will be necessary, to re-
paint the interior. $ ss.i75 :
Rev. S. B. Moore, Of Hagerstown, Nd, will
preach at the Disciples church Sunday next,
August Q, morning and evening, aud the
Wednesday evening following. ~, 8. (!
Mr.. w. H. Stewart, of Cleveland. Division
Freight Agent OF the Pennsylvania Com.
pany for the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh road. IL
in town, the guest Of Col. Thomas II. Morris.
FL The School Board met Monday evening,
expecting to finish the work Of appointing
teachers, but there was no quorum present,
and an adjournment was had until last
evening. s y ssls!QS 3 n. A
K Wheeling merchants must 5baye done a
thriving business yesterday, Judging ! fron,
the number Of Bellairei people who had
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DR.. James L. Thayer, mn oll.tlme popular
circus proprietor well known in Wheeling. il
a prominent figure in Forepauglrs show. he
introduces Bolivar, the big trick elephant.
and lends u hand to the general conduct OF
the show. Ills many old friends here were
pleased TO recognize his genial face, portiy
form md fog horn voice, - s.,''7,- 80
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RAILROAD BosDs-irreyular. ss ID -,
! STATE sEcuRiTlEs--Dull and without feature, ex
sept for Tennessee mixed, which arr per cent
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"WINE OF cARpul" cl,rpa irreruln,r
painful, or difficult niclls.ruulion.
Sold by Logan K Co.
RIVER NEWS


Ota General Nature Picked up Along Tic
LcyGc.
Local packets did rushing business ycstcr.
day. =. N 'r.,'s - =
The Andes got away about four O'Clock
with a iirstclass passenger trip, md con-
siderable freight.
The c. A.. Anderson, recently bull,
packet, passed up yesterday from Parkers.
burg to Pittsburgh. ia I, IS 80
This mornings dispatches announce the
veto by the President Of the River and Harbor
BILL fact that will furnish plenty of dis.
custom along tue levee for the next week.
The river was stationery yesterday will, n
depth OF three feet seven inches in the Chan.
mel. A slight rise may be looked for today.
Business outside OF local excursions to Tie
circus was dull. .755-l = Il. ",li.'-
A party Of eight young ladies' from Day.
ton, in charge OF Chas. +. Clark, ESQ. and
wife boarded the Andes nj Cincinnati, and
are making the round trip Nj, CLARK Is Tho
business manager Of the Dayton Journal.
A dispatch from St. Louis, under date Of
July 81, says: In u row about I o'clock last
night between WIN. A. David, second mate
OF the steamer Fannie Tatum, lying at the
leYee, and Charles Wilson, q negro roust-
about the latter threw two rocks at The
former, striking him in the right side and on
the head, intlicting wounds which caused
histleath In three hours Wilson, who be-
longs In Wheeling, was arrested, and David.
who has family in Memphis, was taken 10
the City. Hospital, where his body now Is.
The trouble occurred about 81, which Wilson
claims was due him for wages. Wilson also
says David hit him over the head with a
club on the way up from Cairo. l3,sl55s.tl
8 Oh Cry, Pa, August 1.-Riyer four In.
ches,' rising, cloudy. rainy. 33;5;tl3:.
pIrrsnuRan. July 5l.-River3 IA inches and
stationary. Raining and COOL IA
CrSciSYArr,i O., August River eighteen
feet at Cincinnati from great food In Lick.
ing, unchanged above Cincinnati It has
done great damage 70 coal fleets. The weather
!, hot ~ X si5Fi;;
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ST. JAMES HOTEL,

! johnson. Parkcnbs. III Mallory, Darlington
Mitchell, MAtainOrn3 81 Baceman Es7E=
Patterson. st Mnrys Hoontz, n MhrtinSvi,lc
Miss X EbDcrt, FuItm't Miss Ntruiny F'rm't
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Beautiful Residence For Sale-Alexander
Done,
Notice rs 10 Property, &c.
Episcopal Female Institute
Turrants Selizer Aperieut.
Gnr,len City Super.PlOsphate.
$40 to SO 0O0-R Z. Kendall & Co.
IS Nj Cider Mills. T. Boyd.
Wilson Female College, Chambersburg, Pa.
The Perry HarrOw-S. Il. boyd.
An Educational Reiorm-Adrial College.
Richmond Champion Grain Drill and Seed
Cover. E
Is Kenmore University High School.
! The Best Flow In the World.
z University OF Virginia, Department OF Law.
University Of Virginia, Schools Of Medi.
cine.
Department Of Engineering, University Of
Virginia.
For Rent-James l.. Hawlcy.
J For Rent-Store Room las Main Street.
e, Great Reduction in Frames.
81 strayed horse-llead Of local,
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Why did It never occur to our enterprising
County Commissioners TO ornament tic TEN.
pie Of justice with shade trees OH Water md
Charles streets, also with shrubbery inside
the enclosure? The expense would be but
little and 1t would add very much 10 appear.
aupea Try II Id. : IN r~. -#..r'
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GAIT. MALLoy, Of the Kansas City mo-
police force, says: ave use St. jacobs oil
for bruises, cuts injuries, ETC., incident 10
police business. have used It myself with
the most beneficial results, and the men arc
enthusiastic In their praises OF it. ! con.
slider the Great German Remedy truly
marvellous Substance, completely fulfilling
its every claim. 81 !, 20 .
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TILE usual merclants'lanclI nj tlleNey
McLurc llOnse Sample Rooms dniIY.
Weather Indications,

WASHINGTON, y. C., August /, x.-For
tennessee and the OHIO Valley, slightly
warmer, southeast 10 southwest winds partly
cloudy weather. in EASTERN portion local
rains with lower barometer.
For the Lower Lake regions, generally
cloudy weather and rain, with variable
winds, mostly from southeast 10 southwest,
aud slight changes in temperature and ial-
ling. followed by rising barometer.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS,
THE YELLOWSTONE VALLEY.

r. GLESDlvE, n. T.. July !, X.
Having removed from West vigIuis, to Tie pa
Yellowstone Valley IN Montana Territory, VIAL
propose 70 mike my home for the future, asde
gage. In the Real Estate Business, sectle Btot
kteads for settlers. on Government LANDS, ~ +
cure farms from the Northern ia'i1c RLlHNt Z
val, without the trouble Of eIIeHp. Of hGHt1i
desirable locatI0n. =
Z will buy aud sell all kinds Of Real EsIa Il
non.rusidenx as well rs citizens Of the TtfT!E1 I
Opportunities unexccled to plirhtS The Is
lands, now offered for sale nj low pnct- NhFhht
year or two will bc worth i've TO ten lines ID.
present cost. My facilities for tmHacl!ns ttssrs
with theU. S. Land O,cc UNSURPASSED thtTs
moderate. Correspondence solicited.
,E5li5'.-I 80 =. GEO. K Jingle,
Jyl.ptw GlepdiEe. Y. l.
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NOTICE TO CONTAGIOUS,

Sealed proposals endorsed, "rrop0al, 70, n.
VINE. WI De received By the iOar Of III.
9Th. lSS2 for paving and repairing The eGblt In
mcnts OF the city us follows: = 4
One proposal for Iepalrlng Cobblc JAumtasa
ChHpllne street from ElryeRlh,o folIi,rraIb s,tt
On Market street from Eleventh TO Whrtlipc rtsL
On Main street from Wheeling cIrek 10 Iur1.
fourth street. - ~
ANOTHER proposal for repairing Main stree. i'm
Twelfth street to Wheeling creek. =.
a copy oil specifications inny be had by lHlyJ
az inc onlce OF the Boani, ll51 Main stltst
The contractor will b. trQuiIed 10 ,at,f ~
bond for the faithful performance Of he vol.
The name OF the surety 10 be otC!ed IN The la
must accompany the proposal. "a
The Board reserves the right to IeIcc! any Of 4
proposals. - =
1881 - II. A. GALLICAE. Cl,t
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! II Mallory. Darlington
II Baceman
J Koontz, n Mnrtlnsvi.lc
Miss A Werning. F'rm't
Mis- B 0 Metllsy " Va
Miss l. Deacon, i.Paw Sh.
Mrs PGrvis & Sarbro do
MIS- SachIe, i.paw show
MN Roneth. 1 Paw show
J X Baker, new York
q A Crccl, MoundSrillc,
J Newman, n MArtlnsy.
II Chcsley, Pithburgh
" Kelley, Fairmont
\ 4 Ruiter. Baltimore
J " DOry. Nouudsville
J Dorsey, M0iintlsv'le
D Manor, MOrgAutOwp
RI Adams 4 lady, Littlejn
J. Gcmll, Is & D RR ~
c Ienpei. B&0RR
N b p0ulton, Lenpcrville
Frank Long, Leuperville
u + Poulton, Leupcrvillc
J SieAwlngCr, ST. ClnirSy
4 " Oxnard 4 wf,Ncw N
'Rf Harlman, Independ
4 N Hedges. wcllsburg
Q I Brady, wcllsbmrg
J X RoleS, Independence
II $ lTofcr, l'swhatan
v 9 Hanlay. wellsl,urg
INV Wilson, city
7 n I'asweli, lsellwo0d
S n Bnlsch, city
Geo n Dlckey, Ky II
4 X Thorn, Clarksbug
y y brailliel, indianapolis
LC Dursi, Isellalre
I N Labecn, Pittsburgh
5 4 Carney, Silver Till
J II Perkins. stubcnvillc
] 7 Dolly, Pittsburgh
ET Higington. N Y
7 u Slower, " Va
= " Meanor. Pittsburgh
Mis- Lizzie Drake. city
q McMed, d & ORR
J : Davidson. Antioch, o
" il Blsliup. Sir Sc!Ota
II Show. 50 pnOi,le
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CANDIES, Fruits, Nuts and Tie finest
Z Refreshments Mt Mrs. Zelyenfelder's, No.
&C Twelfth street.
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Tu iI,cr Exicnr.ion 10 pIttibnrsh

The Turner's Of this city and vicinity will
have an excursion to Pittsburgh. Saturday,
August 9th, TO attend great Turn Fest TO So
held at that place. Fare for round trip only
81 For tickets and further information apply
10 the committee 50 :.
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A LEXANDER BONE, SR,
NOTARY PUBLIC, LICENSED GENERAL BIZ
- = Il reSsl A Ii. NEil ICT Tr lHYNT -

NV4AAl UUUlOJ I.ICI.NE'TU uI.'I.i..,,n W.
~ EEAs AND REAL ESTATE AGENT. p.
Loans negotiated, stocks iSugh! aud sod, ~
chants aud manufacturer books Olentd ,titn!ta
and closed. Estates settled, notes look icnl.t9
and rents collected. Houses rented AID NJ.
Collections promptly rcmitted. AdsAans Il
All business Correspondence eUniidrnakI iGs g,
10. Bend for circular 10 i0tcnHuS us ~. ny
street, tCrangleS Hook over City Bank, Nassst
w. Va 1,-llr.-.as-rr ~
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J Johnson, farRenb'S.
J II Mitchell, MatalnOrni
K Patterson. st Mnrys
Miss K Ebbcrt, Fnirm't
J l. Amos, clargsvllle
Miss |. keny. i.l'aw Sh
Miss Tilben Gsist., i.Pnw
Ars Odcll & Victoria, do
MS Homer. l.l'Rw chow
+ HLcs ierce, 1 Paw Sh
J II King. Cameron ~
II ColdiuGton, " Va
J Morley " d., Blackv.
7 D0nSon. Pittsburgh
J Lewis j. tlau. Wcllsb'g
" Stock, Baltimore
Miss Davis. MOundsv'le
J Dorsey, MounlsvIllc
J " Irwin, FaIrmont
N II WilsOn, Harrisburg
Geo K Emerson, u 4 o K |
James Carney. b nor r
Mr. N Broullon. Leuperv
Miss l. Long. Lctipcrvlllc
ID POullOn, Leupctvillc
w Davis, New York
@ u Turner, Philadelphia
" J Brady. wellsbug
d brady, Well,bury
CIV Conner. city
J u lhylesd VT. Littletor
: S Holer. powliatau
W G WinSct, st Louis
J l. Curtis, wcllsbl,rg s
IA Inns. Clar!ngt0n -
S F0rdgrr, Ohio
X l. Dickcv, West Va
] G Gray. Martin's f.
81 l. ThUmas. New York
g W Gruntlict, Clnb'd
J 81 Jones, Cameron
J lnrncll. BenwoOtI
@ Wells, SteubBiivillc
Ed Ellis ZIllesyIllc
J d Barr, Wash i'n
5 Z Edwards. Pittsburgh
SO Mcllor / wife. city
II 1eraitl, so RR
. II Mccoy. Wash. Ia
ii i Maryins. " Va
Furcna,lgll's Gre,
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PHYSICIANS say 1t combines all the desid.
erata OF every ferruginous tonic prescribed
by every school of medicine. Browns Iron
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Wheat stronger; No.s nd no, d ossl: August
81 OK September, q o4Ss October q y W; ysaf,
o. Off, Corn held hrmer . and nominAlly IN.
changed. Oats nrraer; No, 2 not and oItoosf
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SAVED per cent by buying Furniture
from T. G.Caldwell, 1900 aud 1902 MR.
ket street.
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wheeling wholesale Market.


1lsl lNIkLLlukNCkh SEflSss ~
& ~, wHxriIso, Tuesday. Aug. ~ y
I Trade during the past week has been very quiet,
although steady prices have prcdomlnstsd In even
department. change In the price Of several I'M
portant staples Is looked for. * IS I, . y.
dnain-The generally accepted prrc for the open.
Ing Of new wheat Is 81. Some little old still re!
quoted at NO, and oats nj b5e n 4tEC7
!, ftour-,Sew Hour has appeared and Ii offering at
" ooa8 ~ All brands OF old fours hare been
IS; medium amber. "a Uns Is: WISCONSIN.
70 I9aI "; minnesota eatN, 81 75as 10; fancy st.
LOUIS. u Goas 70; fancy patents, s Las 70: corn
meal. pei bushel. Voc: oatmeal fancy per barrel.
IS G0A3 Is. N = - y =, = "
Jiodh-Tndc has been dull, bu. p,lccs have re-.
NAMED steady, Advices from Chicago yesterday
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NOTICE TO CONTRACT0RS :

Sealed proposals, endored "proroS,,, h. r,
ings and Crcssng." will I've reteiyyd ly ~ S wv
Of Public Works Of the City OF Whefl,ng ss T ,s,s
Of August g. 1852. for fun,hIup md sI:,, SSG -
curbings and crossings aud r,set,Inr iii -
and Crossings: On chnpline S,tret irS,n E.y,.S Z
fourteenth street. On Market from TlftsStS 90
70 Wheeling creek. On Main iitret IUt, Wi.i,
creek 10 twenty fourth street. On .yin ~
from Twelfth street 10 Wheeling cnek. $40
A copy OF specifications mny BE- had BIZ sp,jr,,
~ me oilce OF the Mlnl, ll3i Main stittt,
bond for tho faithful Performance oI tbs W'tt w =
Name oil surety To lie Offered mus, arnt,n,
the proposal. ''''-'l--!
proposals. '>''>' --' VIZ VIZ
lY3l - Il 4 GIIIicir ca ]
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MOTHER DIED FR0M m \
PSOi,IASTS.

TSUKIAS1S. n I-.!.I
H.: +. Carpenter, Esq, Henderson. N. Y c,,o1
oi Psoriasis Or Hprosy OF twenty years stand.
lug by the Cuticura Re,olvent (Dlood purife1, IN.
IetnRlly. and Cuiicurn and ClilIcun Soan ey,n,.
certified 70 before Justice OF the peace and prnn.
lHent cilizcns All afflicted with Itching and scalv
dseaScS Ehnlild send for ibis q, ny
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For Rcns,

AZ n 81 ~ For Kcns, e. sJ = 9
In bridgeport, a tlrst.cassl business room,
with new counter and shelving, next 10
lZlmmer's drug store. This Is the best stand
jim town. Inquire Of Runners, Bridgeport,
Ohio. = est 4. Z; Z; y