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ny THE FIFTH ANNIVERSARY

OF THE THIRTIETH-sT MISSION
SUNDAY SCHOOL will be held at the
Leigh-street Baptist. church SUNDAY. July
18th, at p. NJ. Du. COOPER, BURROWS,
and others will address the meeting. The
public are cordially invited 10 be present.
J. e. CLIFTON, Secretary.
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MILITARY NOTICES,

HEADQUARTERS RICH A,u
IL MoND HOWlTZERs. BATE 80
RY A, FIRST BATTALION VIR- -sryTs
GINA VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY. Ef1iI.
MOSD, July IL. 1855 How TIERS AJ-FES-
TfoN: Assemble at your aTmOry MONDAY
NIGHT. July 18th. at $50 O'Clock. in IA
tigue uniform, gray pants and red caps
with cover, for dTill.
l3y order OF n. J. BOsuER. Captain.
JOHN A. aiUTCHEsON,
}! l2-lt" Einst Sergeant
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W. %. SHELTON IA.
SKELT0N & CABELL,

~ IUVl BANK SIkEET,
Telephone. 500.
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
AGENCY.
As special agents OF the VALLEY MU-
TUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION OF VIRGINIA
we offer safe and reliable life insurance at
lowest rates, Correspondence and business
solicited. ~ l2.6t
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AN tSE wENTs.

MANCHESTER MUSICAL AND
w DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION The reg
ular sent monthly Musicale will take place
at Ger leys Hall. MONDAY EVENING.
July 10. 1888. at $50 o'clock. Admission
only by membership or ipvitation-caFds
Members can obtain the latter on applioa-
ton to X. W. Brodnax. j. &. Snellings, IA.
{. Beattie. and A. &. Harding.
Regular Chorus Rehearsal every TUES
DAY EVENING at 81 o'clock. None but
members n chorus admitted I2.it
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Do not allow yourself to get lone
some to-day. Buy "Shag" Fine-Jut
Cigarettes, and be happy.
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SUBSCRIBER
1t is as follows :

IL 10 a. iOlloNS
THE Democratic party accepts as
final the recent settlement Of the public
debt pronounced constitutional by the
courts Of last resort, State and Fede-
raj, and will oppose all agitation Of the
question, or any disturbance Of that
settlement by appeal or otherwise"
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The Lynchburg Platform.

To the Editor of the Dispatch:
So much of the Lynchburg platform
as relates to the public debt was lately
the subject of discussion, and as the re-
collections of the parties engaged in it
differed widely, be pleased to republish
it, and oblige, yours, &C.,
NIrpCTpTDp
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Spend Sunday as you will-we have
no control over you---but just take our
advice and smoke "Shsg" Fine-Cut
Cigarettes.
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HOrsford's Acid Phosphsfe.

VERY SATISFACTORY IN PRoSTRA-
TON.
DR.. P. p. Gilmartin, Detroit, Mich,
says " have found it very satisfac-
tory In its effects, notably in the pros
tration attendant upon alcoholism
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TELL me thy secret" Hush; it is
" Scotch Cap" Cigarettes.
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This world is very large, but we
challenge it all to produce cigarette
equal to the "Shag" Pine Cut.
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DEATHS.

"SiDg me that song again of
"Scotch-Cap" Cigarettes.
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"My heart yearns after this world I"
and "Scotch-Cap" Cigarettes.
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n.y. SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH

corner Main and Sixth streets)-Rev. DIR.
LANDRUx. Pastor.-Morning service at IL
A. NJ: sermon by Rev. DR.. BURROWS, OF
Norfolk. No evening service. 2t
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There is neither truth nor justice in
most of history. In "Shag" Pine-Cut
Cigarettes both exist. Try them.
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STEAMER GEMS EXCUR- ays55R.,
- SIONS TO CITY POINT. s11aza-
UNITED STATES MONITOR FLEET.
IITlH GAP. and DREMRYlS RIILkE

UNITED STATES MONITOR FLEET.
DUTCH GAP, and DREWRY > BLUFF.
LEAVE EVERY
WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY. and SATUR-
DAY. 10 Dutch Gap, I L. NJ; return 1870
L. NJ.
SUNDAY. to city Point and Monitors. 3
A. NJ; return T.. VI. (Nine-hOur tripD
SUNDAY, 10 Dutch Gap. ) L. NJ. return
$50 Z. VI.
MONDAY, tO city Point and Monitors, )
a. NJ ; return +. VI. (All-day trip
From Twenty second and Dock streets
Leave cars AT Twenty second aud Main
streets. Music and refreshments. Hand.
some Klmball Organ furnished BY W. d.
Moses & 60.
Fare TO City Point and Monitors. sos.
Fare 10 Dutch Gap: Gentlemen. SOC. la
dies aud children. use. No charge for chill
dren under nve years. No i'm proper persons
allowed aboard. Just the trip Tor lnyal!ds
and children.
The GEN also makes a trip 10 CLARE
MONT and intermediate landings Tuesdays
and Thursdays at 3 A. VI. Freight received
Mondays and Wednesdays.
The GEM can be chartered for any day 40
low rates. Capacity for 500 persons. Apply
early TO IL. V. OWEN. Agent.
Twenty second and Dock streets.
Nv Q-tSe26
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GRAND FAMILY EXCURSION TO
~ ASHLAND PARK
PAMUNKY TRIBE. No. 43, /. q. r. NJ.
Oh
MONDAY, JULY IL. 1885.

The committee has spared neither money
nor pains 20 make this the best family eX-
cursion that has LETT the city this season.
IL you want a pleasant time go with IL.
We viii have all the amusements usually
had on such OccaslOns-such as dancing,
boat. riding. glass ball shooting. baseball,
and q pig-race for all boys under fifteen
years OF age. A fine gold ring Will be given
the best lady dancer, aud n pOcket-knife to
the ugliest man.
Refreshments at city prices.
Tickets: Adults, 90 cents servants aud
children. rs cents.
Train leaves Elba at 81 o'clock A. NJ.
1 L.
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GRAND EXCURSION FROM

KANU r Y I K ST y FKUN
~ RICHMOND TO MAIDESS ADVEN-
TCRE BY ANDREWS LITERARY lNSrl-
TCTE. or ST. PATRICK y PARISH. MON
DAY, July -. 1896. Fare for round trip:
Adults 90 cents children under Is years.
20 cents. Aniussments will consist OF Dam
cling, Target Shooting, Boating, Quoits.
Swinging, Sc. There will also be game OF
Rsse. Ball. intoxicating Liquors will he
strictly prob oifed. Refreshments at city
prices Trains will leave promptly at s A.
~ IRON Richmond and Alles hany depot.
Returning. viii leave Aaidens Adventure
at 1850 p. ". Tickets can b. had. at train or
from Committee Of Arrangements.
ys.4t
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MASONIC N0TICE.-The A
AVA members Of J0GE FRANCAfSE, ~
No. 81, A. y. and A. d.. are requested
10 attend n stated communication Of their
lodge, at 81. Adams Hail. on MONDAY EVE
MING, July 18th. At so'clock. Members OF
SISTER lodges sre Materially invited 10 at
tend.
by order ofthe W.M.
WILLIAM LOvENSTETN,
Jy 12-1ts Secretary.
ORDER Of THE GOLDEN CHAIN.
~ The numbers OF ANCHOR LODGE.
No. 8. q. q. g., will attend n stated meeting
I'm Concordia Hall. 400 east Broad street. on
MONDAY EVENING. July ~. 1888, at 81
O'Clock. Candidates requested 10 be prompt
present.
by order Of the Commander.
X. X. DENNY.
~ i2-lt Secretary.
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ExCURspONs, PiCNiCs. &c.

90 WITH Us, [A
VI EsxA
MARSHALL LODGE, No. l2.k.srSz]
KNIGHTS or PYTHlAS, will cele- VSSIH
bTate its fifteenth anniversary by ~
BASKET PICNIC TO ASHLAND PARK
THU RSDAI, July 23d.
Amusements: Dancing Boating &c.
Base Ball, foot Race. Glass Ball shooting,
Sack Race, Pig Race.
Tickets; Adults. SOC: children. 25c.
Zach member is entitled To n free ticket
for himself and one lady.
For information apply TO
r. j. MCDOWELL.
~ l2-1t pa east Broad street.
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Train leaves Elba station 81 8, o'clock
A. VI.
Tickets at the train-6O cents each; chill
dren, rs cents IN Il.SuEW
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I0h'DAf AND 6is..TL!.
SAEU RDAY MOONLlGHTS
DUTCH GAP

DUTCH GAP.
STEAMER ARIEL
EVERY TUESDAY AND SATURDAY
NIGHTS.
Leave 1870 +. VI. Return 1880 y. II
Grand Concert. Piano. and VOelkers
Band. Music. Dancing. and
Refresh ments.
FRESH-FISH AND CRAB SUPPER.
Street-cars connect both going and re-
turning, Delight al family excursions. Per-
feet order. No improper persons allowed.
Gentlemen. soc. ladies and CT lldren. 25c.
Jy elm VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT CO.
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EXCURSION TO MOUNT PLEA
A. SAINT - LEIGH.STREEr BAPTIST
SUNDAY SCHOOL will have their annual
BASKET PlC.NlC
WEDNESDAY, july IS. 1888,
Al Mount Pleasant. Parties Wishing 20
spend pleasant day In the country will 10
well 70 90 with the school Plenty OF shade
and shelter: also q large lake. Refresh
mcnis at city paces. Fare for round trip;
Adults. so cents children under twelve
years. IS cents. Train leaves the Chesa-
peake and Ohis railway depot at 3 A. VI.
Leave Mount Pleasant at o Z. NJ. iy l2-2t'
DEUNION OF THE CENTRAL
IL BENEFICIALANDS SOCIAL SOCIETY
will take place MONDAY, July 18th at the
Old PUMP HOUSE. Members and their
families are invited. Wagons will leave the
corner OF Sixth and Broad streets at half
past l o'clock sharp. None but members
aud their families admitted. Committee
Charles LangiOrd, oliver Mountcastle.
~ i2-ltr
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GRAND EXCURSION

~ FROM
RICHMOND To WEST POINT
by MOUNT ERIN BENEFICIAL AND So
GAL SOCIETY MONDAY, JULY 20. 1855.
ria Richmond, York River and Chesapeake
railroad.
This excursion will afford a splendid oppor-
iunity for epJoyments at moderate expense.
The usual amuse ments u dancing. boating,
fishing bathing, &C Refreshments at city
prices. The best order Will be enforced. Fare
Tor ronnd trip: Gentlemen, 75c.; ladies',
soc; children under IL years. 25c. Train
leaves from foot OF Twenty fourth street ~
~ A. VI. Committee Of Arrangements +.
j. Psater. Phil. Neil. stephen RennOlGs,
William Taylor. Thomas O'Connor, John
Shsd Thomas Davis ~ 7I2Nl9
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BASKET PICNIC.

BA rl0-Nlo'
ASHLAND PARK.
THURSDAY. july l6, 1888.
WEST MAIN STREET BAPTIST SUN.
DAY SCHOOL.
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framed and glassed, and hung in con.
spicuous position, where they will ire-
Quently be recalled to our minds

framed and glassed, and hung in con.
spicuous position, where they will ire-
quently be recalled to our minds "
"A good resolution, exclaimed bis
sife II never discovered until lately
how many idle minutes are passed, even
ny industrious people, in the course OF q
dav,-time enough to attend TO many
little malters."
"As nv renovated wardrohe proves,
thought Mr.. Vinton. For some days he
had been exullinQ 10 the good order Of
trousers, cocks and other articles, hith.
erto negls cted. and had soon discovered
that Miss Pvlly's motto bad wrought the
change
And it was really astonishing what o
change it did bring about In the whole
establishment. Miss Polly's visit was
soon over, but its good effects remained.
The true secret of % orderly household
had been discovered. Those few little
wosdszwnrked like 4. charm yhen duties
we've in dangeritf being neglected from
want of time. Agreeablv to Mr.. Vim
tons resolution, the motto was placed
where it could be read and remembered
bv all. and father and mother, children
and servants, soon united in the opinion
that there was nothing like taking care
OF the minutes.
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Concerning Mad Dogs,

A msd.dog story in q London paper
bas elicited from conpoisseur the ioi.
lowing soothing information. A tsbia
dog has no special propensity TO bite-.-
at any rate to bite h1msn being. He
is exceedingly irritable. bat not aggres.
sive. The bite Of rapil dog Il gener.
ally harmless. The virus does not ap-
pear TO have the same effect on every
animal. Or four dogs bitten Nv or In
occulated from one that Is rabbi, three,
perhaps, would display eveiy symptom
Of the dieease. OF four human beings,
not more than one would become rabid.
There can be no doubt that where On
adult is attacked The probability is larger
in favor Of Immunity from nssqneu-
ces. Even when . susceptible subject
has been bitten by rah,d dog, and the
virus has been actually lodged in the
tissues . thorouRblv,sesrchipg csu,ery
is probably On infallibls remedy. Oaly
care and patience are necessary to 10.
sure q successful result. .
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THE NEW MIDLAND LINE
Between Pittsburg, Wheeling, Coz
,lumbus, Cincinnati and st. Louis,
West and Southwest.

The advantages OF the new Midland
Route can be better understood when
the time of its through solid fast trains
is compared with time made by othe.
roads. Solid trains are run from Pits
hurgh TO Cincinnati, passing through
Wheeling. Z4nesville and Columbus
The time from Bellaire to Cincinnati is
8 hours; St. Louis II hours; Kansas
City 20 hours, which is 40 minutes the
qu'cke time to Cincinnati, 3 hours to
St. Louis, 2 hours to Kansas Citv. Close
connections are made in the Union De-
pots at Cincinnati, st. Louis and Kan
sas City. Persons going via this route
make quicker time, have fewer changes
and better accommodations. Tickets to
all points west and south can ne pur.
chased from Agent OF the B. & o. R.
R. at the same price you would have to
pay to go via some slow and inferior
route. cuieH sat
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No Mystery About 1t.

There are no mysteries or secrets about
the compouuding Of Browns Iron Bit
ters. The preparation OF iron is the only
one that can be taken without injuring
the teeth or stomach. 1t gives vieor to
the feeble, life to the dehilita'ed, and
health to the dyspeptic. You need not
fear to give it to the most delicate child.
Miss Emma Williams, Of S'arkweather,
Miss savs, 1T relieved my daughter OF
dyspepsia, AID myself OF general de
bi.ity."
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Catarrll

Is very prevalent and exceedingly dls-
agreeable disease, liable, IL neglected, to
develop into serious consumption. Be-
ing constitutional disease, It Z, ,qpires .
constitutional remedy like Hoods Ssr.
saparilla, which, acting through the
blood. reaches every part OF the system.
effec:ine q radical and permanent cure OF
cstsrrh 10 even its most severe iorms.
Prepared by z. l. Hood 4 Co.. Lowell,
Macs.
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RThe following is an ex,rac. fro

~ The following is an extract from
letter from gentleman in Iowa to 9
citizen Of Columbus in reply 10 request
for his opinion as to the effect OF prohi.
bition 10 tha, State: eet
"rhe International Distilllery OF Des
Moines, Iowa, has capacity Of 72,00C
bushels q dsy. II has over mile o.
corn cribs, furnishes employment fol
over 100 men, leeds 10000 head Of cat.
tie a year, and last year from June to
June made more high wines and French
spirits than all the dislilleries in the Uni.
ted States north OF the Ohio River.
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A FATHERS FEELING.
A Very Pathetic Little Story from a
railroad Train.
Chicago Herald.


On the Cbicsgo Express from Omahs
recently were two conspicuous passen
gers. One was rather portly, appa
rently well-to-do gentleman, and the 9th
er wss an infan, OF tender age. They
were not travelling in company, however
and we're, in fact, total strangers. Bu
both seemed uad. The gentleman sa
most OF the time with his forehead rest
ing between his thumb and fingers. n,
occasionally tried to read, but the maga
zine seemed to have no interest for him
Not word escaped his lips aud hi,
thoughts seemed far away. As for th,
baby her woe Was not so silently ex
pressed. Her voice was quite large il
proportion TO her siza, and she lifted |
on high. The passengers cast reproach
ful glances at the poor, tired mother. y ht
did her best to comfort the bairn and q
The sane time take care OF two other lit
lie ones,and mut,ered unspeskable thing,
TO themselves so that the little woman
could understand even il she could no
hear.
Soon the gentleman's eyes we're fixet
upon the infant; he seemed attracted
where others we're repeIled. As some O
the passengers sought seclusion in tn,
smoking saloon he walked up to the ba
by and held on, bis arms. In another
second he held the little one close to BIZ
face. His embrace seemed to have tha
tenderness which influences even baby
His fine whiskers we're fair play thing
for bis tiny hands; his cravat was pulled
away in the rompi ere long his eyeglass
es hid the bsbys blue eyes, and in hal
au hour she was sitting upon bis lap bit
ing at. his gold watch which he hel(
within her reach.
Both gentleman and baby seemed hsp
pier; be smiled at the mites antics, snt
the mite had long since ceaaed her wall
ing. Hour after hour passed and thi'
strange pair we're still. together, Tn,
mother could n"t keep her Child NOR,
than ten minutes At q time. The bis
gentleman was always eager to have th,
't'siS t'S " oS otn III uio CmOtuCc IL UoU1
slept her sdmirer watched her fondly ant
hailed her waking as ajoy. The hours o
an autumn day are long aboard railwa,
car, but the devotion Of baby's attendan
did not tire. He was her lhseparabl,
companion, and he seemed never so hsp
11py as when the little white arms wer,
about bis neck and the little soft fac,
was pressed against his lips
"You are so fond OF children," sale
the mother. "that judge you have ba
bies OF your own
"Yes, l have" the gentleman replied,
cloud cunning upon bis face: IL hsv'
one-s little babe like this. ! am has
tening home to see her, as she is-she Il
this telegram will show you."
And as The mother read: "Come hom,
immedialely-your child 10 dying" th'
sentIeman's ewes we're hid from viev
against bsbv's neck. y5es.
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Nnern
EVEN THIS SHALL PASS AWAY.

Once in Persia reigned king
Who npon his signet-ring
Graved maxim true and wise,
Which. If held before his eyes,
Gave him counsel at glance
Fit for every change and chance,
Solemn words. and these are they:
"Even this shall pass away"
Trains of camels through the sand
Brought him gems from Samarcand;
Fleets Of galleys through the seas
Brought him pearls 60 match with these,
But he counted not his gain
Treasures Of the mine or main;
"What is wealth." the king would say,
( ..1Evsn this shall pass Away"
In the rsvels Of his court,
At the zenith of the sport,
When the palms of hl his guests
Burned with clapping at his jests,
He, amid his figs and wine.
Cried: "Oh. loving friends Of mine
Pleasure comes. but not 70 stay;
Even this shall pass away"
Fighting on furious field.
Once a javelin pierced his shield.
Soldiers, with loud lament,
Bore him bleeding to his tent.
Groaning from his tortured side,
.Pain is hard to BEAR" he cried,
But with patience, day by day,
Even this shall pass away"
Towering in the public square,
Twenty cubits in the air.
Rose his statue carved in stone.
Then the king disguised. unknown.
Stood before his sculptured name,
Musing meekiy. "What is fame2
Pane Is but slow decay
Even this shall pass away"
Struck with palsy, sere and old,
Waiting at the Gates Of Gold,
Said he, with his dying breath.
Life is done. bat what Is deathp"
Then. in answer to the king,
Fell sunbeam on his ring,
Showing by heavenly ray.
'Even this shall pass away"
indianapolis Ne,5s.
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Annual b. q .. Low Rate Excur.
sion to Chicago.

On Tuesday, November 10th, the B.
q o. r. R Co. will run their annual Low
rate excursion to Chicago, tickets will
be good returning for 10 days, enabling
}. .xcursionists to attend the Annusl Fss
stock and Dairy show, the Chicago Ns-
uonal Poultry Association show. The
annual meetings. OF oil the Breeders As
sociatiops of the United States.
Day Coaches and B q 0. Sleepers to
and from Chicago without change on al
through trains.
For tickets, time Of trains &C.. call
upon or address aeeuls B.s&O. r. r
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Estate of John Stnubli. Deceased

TaHR nndersignod has been appointed and
qualified as Executor Of the will Of John
StaubIi. late Of Monroe county. deceased.
Dated this 9th day Of October. A. D 1885
oct6, ,'S5w3. ISAAC dEHRING.
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kAs Ne w . u ~ Il - ~
General Insurance Agent,
Hanntba1, Ohio,
Ag't for the following Companies:
Also for Tornadoes, Cyclones, Hurricanes
Fsff and Wind Storms.
AMAZON. . Cincinnati.
ROYAL Of Liverpool, England.
THE NORTHERN, -. England.
LONDON and LANCAsHlRE,
QUEEN os LlverpooI, England.
On1O, Of Dayton. Dayton.
Applications also taken for vsrious other
Ccnpsuies, sll Of which are the most rslis-
BILE Companies in the United States. All
classes Of ~ '
Town and Country Buiidlugs,
Msrchaudtae, LWmber. Stock.
Grain and Farm Implements.
insured At low rates in good Companies. Ap.
plicatiens sithsr by mail or In person
promptly attended to. ma27.'s4r.
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MHNRY R. WEST,
nDITeR AND PROPRIETOR.
AavSrtising rates:

1as square, one week, sA ~ $i 90
.Uash subsequent inssrtion for Ave weeks, 50
lOne SQUARE, two months, 90
One square. three months v5st 8 90
s0nc Ssusrs, ak months, ~ 100
! 0rs squats, one year, 10 90
nis eighth column, enc month, 90
6as sifhsh soiumn, three months, 10 90
.ols eighth column. six months, Is 90
Ozs sirhSh column, one year, 90 90
One fourth column, one month, 50
One fourth selumn. three months, 10 90
One fsarth %. .umn, six months, % 90
0ns fourth sslsna. one year, 70 90
One kah ssllnn. ono month, 10 90
0ns half sslunn. three months. 20 90
ors kaIf sslumn, six mouths ivsi 80 90
Uas half sslRmn. cue year, ~ 30 %
One ssllns, ono week. 10 90
Oas Sslunn. one month, Is 90
One ssitnn. three months, 30 90
One sslunn, six months, " 90
One sSilun, one year, 30 90
ULssal advertisements charged ct the rate
u enc dsllar per square for first insertion. and
AfSy cslt for ssah subsequent insertion.
!. laninistratsr's or Executor's. Attachment
and Read Notices, - %.
Lssal Notices. per line, first insertion, 10
cssts. and I've eshts per line fox each additional
week.
a.. u ~ r-v
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PHYSICIANS.
ID r.. b. ID II N N L e /.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
BE EALLSvILLE, OIL 10.
Ohos In the Armstrong property.
apr30,'78f

b r. j. w Az,
Physician and Surgeon,
ELM COVE, Washington IP, Monroe
" County. Ohio.
All calls promptly attended TO. during the
day or night. fsb2S.'6s.
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