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hit d. GhantaI Academy
NEI:s WEEEENG, ~. VA.

The thirty e'Srth year Ct this wcIl-kuown Acad-
Q NJ, under tie ,,rEo oltue Visitation Nuns. OPEN.
on the trst Nnr',g Il. ,or tcmDor next, and con-
times ten months.
rupi's received a,say time IN the ,oe.ion.
Those WHO desire ~ place their daughter IN a.
rn.'it";i'r fF"r uu: o.. p'laual advantages in the
Say q h"'lth'ul ,.a ,~rl:sElInl location, erceIient
nnn-'. Ino,"a,., go t'tu" and Instruction At thc
teoi. Of i."-ig y .'1 here, In every department 81
lcriHr rt'.r tuu. tn' .ai'ng the moi"rn !au .ua.o
anl mlsf, sla1od aud Tor dialogue 0: tnis :, hc1i.
Address,
Uic-ctr"sa # the academy Of tn" Visitation.
ut. do CIIhSTAL,
~1u!7"nIs Ec.r Wheeling, ". Va.
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live sroCK.


The market this week was quite active.
Messr5 Hudson { Baybs turnish the fol.
losing quotations.
Cattle--l, 600 to LOO lbs stock 3l@ic
per h.; 500 to 900 lbs. 3@3Ic per 10,
700 to 500 lbs. $@&ic per ID.
llogs-harket active; SIGH per ID.
Lambs-Good at 3@4lcper 10.
Calves-S3 OO@6 90 per head.
Shcen-2M2Ac ner Ii
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philadelphia.
CinoinuStt,

C~ISOISNATl, O., January 29.-Cottcn-
Steady; middling SC. Flour-has'er;
family 81 POOL 10; fancy s. jO@+ 10
Whest-Quict; No. 2 red 96c; receipts
1890 bushels; shipments $500 bushels.
Corn-Weak; No. ; mixed %CN'.""5c
Oats-Quie,; No. , mixed 3IiU3-c
Rye-Quiet and firm; No. , 6ic; bar
ley-In good demand and unclaimed
Pork-Dull ct 81 90. Lard-Dall a.
Sc 10. Bulk Meats-Unchanged. bacor
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PETROLEUM


Trrrsvmns, Pa, January 2?.--Opened
at SIZE; cIos,d al s%lc; highest lie; low.
esl S&,c; shipments G9,-I9 barrels; char.
trrl not posted.
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rmnnIImn Aun plITsNuRnn rIYIsluN,

EuERlIEG ARD PITTSBURGH DIyisiOE.
~ mi surr pr,rd!"r Is, 49, passenger trains
will 1u - ;a!.0rs, VIZ eotiEs Jta,:
p.rA7IuEES.
cor r,it,JnrsI s ~ . r.r dt'.T: - p. n'r
daiIy; lie, p. y. and 7:JSa T,r daily Cr,rpi sun
lag.
aEKigAIG.
ran, trtsaurga-g - c. r.. daily; II 30 a. Ii. and
K.q0 , No., daily ,Sept suudss; los ?. H., daily,
r.0m Wellington 20 3. H. 'N'ly except Son
Jy IY'1f p. a., daily.
.Bu&nsM, General Manager,
1T. LAEE, Travelling Agent, Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-30

nIt5rLES, ElacE heads, skin Beulishrs and Baby
HlM Mu-.nLs. W. NMlllLLa .esD.
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EG'ES wzsJ,

al tiAIns IsIJ F4Ups -lU-Ey.
Fu!imAns iShGe DIaViDg tsyom al ~ioEI irsc As
hTnugn without chat. e IRON StauD-LyiIls I.ui 10
PHILADELPHIA and HrT I0rk. N-Ei 10 COiuIHtri,
Cincinnati. inuitv,l. CaiaEgn, !piispspoliE az
II, Louis.
For through tict6v, rage, cacCss, .lcopirs or
accommodations ard sry further iuiormaticp A..
ply TO INC. g IO%LlrSON, l!nrct Agent Il pm
Handle Station, f0r9 o. Eleventh ttrcei, or ~ CIV
Iictst ONES, under Hsiure h0u.s, Wheclin,.
JAskA CRE ~
fsn7gur, rtt-.Ur,. "a :.
T.. tnsp, q IE2a
! -tieu'I Par. sni .ItIst A.epi, i.it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-30

cambridge Accpmm"liiinu ilaV'S Wheeling ~
T.3t i M, ~icliIir" :. II . ~ Returning arrives
nj Wheeling ~ L a. o.. M, daily except SUNDAY.
iO:@0 p. III. train thruuyB 10 Ctucluus!l Without
ci4nsc, with sleeper through Ia Cincinnati.
GAINESVILLE Accommodation leaves Wheeling aI
sac p. M, EenaIre n i:l5 p. n, daily except. sun-
day
NOunL,VIllo Accommodate leave Wheeling at
i:J5 A. n. and srGVrr ~ N9T'i,V'.iy 81 liJb =. n,
lally except suucAY.
Mauutngton AcG5Hapfaa,l l1'v"s ST S.uO ,. \,
ThrOush coach hon. "hccars - GtucinnGri daily
on No. ,. leaving Wheeling Il g:2j A.s.t ~sTI:'v'n, at
Nu,luuat! 81 &: 80 y. y.
q. sleeping CARS on all throass t.siuE.
Coss connection made icr ell Poinu souts Ard
southwest, North sad EonnsS:, making This de.
sirable rCuts tcr c~oiouiT:I tni persons moving Il te
great vat, and 10 Ehc1 pIrJsElhr attention 10
given.
Tctets 10 ali pdreiGs. paiaI CT isie s. dcloh
sleeping ear aceOEimcisL0n, can b. secured ~ To-
POI UCSc, Once.
Ticket 4 .ru, T.. a q. DCrol
JOHN BAIL,
Ticket Agent, under McluIc Hu9hC.
JOHN A. LANE, lTav. Passenger agent.
[. X. LORD, 1"u. -A.7. 4 ."ui,
e. ". DhYEIt. General Agent, Wheeling
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nain RlVEE HEilRDAp,

TuaE TABLE, C~JREEIIEL 10 hLt. 70. Iss',
/ Trains lcS'a Hg-hzIdie elGUSn' lGSt OF re,
,Itn sweet. rak. public leading, ~ follow Cen.
tai Etsn I.TI HiI:n-~ri,r = - miurios sloreT
hon s.I" ~ 't'r''
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-30

HOW LIKE OH. ASD WINE
"a 10 the !amlsh,d OF old is 4 CutiCurs
Hdy Anti-Paiu Plaster Ia the aching sides
9&~xH and bacE, the weak aud paipinl
~ muscles tho sCTa chest aud hacking
- rough atd cyrTv ain ani ache o.
80 tai. D GEMS. LNtTy ShtIt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-30

Make P. 0. More Orders payable and at-
dress Registered Lct,afs IL
sEw OHr.gAEs ESTsDSSi EAhbr
rH" zes orleans, La
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pAtshMgh. GinGINnaH& 81, Louis Z, |

,IIiilt IsNL" Pom hhsi HEp "iAI on
r.cted 80 Sogrn.nrr 90. isS-. TosiuI leave ! an
4. lr .rGiau. f..t II L!crcriE s'r7ti rrT pub
lie aniiuy ~ Ei!1a,. CcUtni STANDARD time:
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New York.

New YORK, January 29.-Beeves-Re,
ceipts $50 cars prices lower; market
closed weak with more than % to carry over
poor 10 strictly prime steers 81 75@5 T.
per 100 lbs; extra do s. S59G 10; car Sc.
lccted fancy DO S. 40; dry cows 81 G5@
; 50; exportR TO day 50 cattle, $40 quar-.
ters OF beef, and 100 carcasses OF mutton
To 20 out tomorrow: $50 cattle, 2,240
quarters oil beef and 200 carcasses Of nut.
ton.
Sheep--Reccipts GOO head; market
nearly Hat for common and medium grades,
and dull and weak for best; fair 10 prime
sheep sold ut & COOS 90 per 100 lbs;
ordinary 10 prime lambs s. COOS 80.
Hogs-ioceipt 80 head; market dull
and lower for live hogs at s. 7O@I 90
per 100 lbs.
iNIt Libo-sy
&tsc his,ETY, January 29.--Cattle--
Receipts 27G head; shipments 10 head;
nothing doing; no shipments TO New York
iIoEs--ltrceipls 300 hend; shipments
400 EcGd; market fair, PhilndelpLias
- Pool 30; Workers s. SCOT 90; 20 cars
shipped to New York.
SheeT-Rectipts none; shipments 1000
head; market dull at Thursdays prices.
Cincinnati.
ClNcMyArl, ., January 29-Steady;
LIGHT 81 ESQ on. Packing and butchers
& 9jGli 20; receipts 2,l0G head; chip
men,s PSI head.
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SIay'ETAE esthxLs, N3G,U1G.
Tickets Only S5. Shares in PRO
portion.

5 We do hereby certify thai We supervise the Ps
ranKrmcns5 ior all the Monthly ant Quarterly
DrhViugs OF thu Louisiana state Lottery Company,
anil ii person manage and control the drawings
trems-l yes, and that the same are conducted With
h1uesty, fairness, and iu good faith toward all par.
tiss, rnd we authorize tho company 10 u'o this cei'
tliiratn, with iS~o-Slnileso vi cur IiGnslGrrs attached
I'm iu ADVERTISEMENTS"
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-04-01

Mr.. Jnnio' II. Robins, Ex-9Nerif of
Oconec County, will leave this wHok for
Montana Territory. We wiNh him much
sHccnss in whatever business lie may en-
gage in. Ooonce never nad better citl
Gen or mnto faithful publc officer than
SllcriE + INins.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-04-01
The New Road.

MIR. EDITOR: | sec in the last i3tuo Of
tho Easley Messenger, communication
from "School Boy" under the healing
of "Dot9 from Pickoa3 G.. H." 81 atinS
that Il livoly time il anticipated on the
first Tuesday in April instant, over tho
new road from Pckon3 G. II. to EaqIcy,
That is to be heard before Ito County
commissioners on that day. He reminds
the friends Of tho road Mt Erslcy to be
on hand. Iii connection with what ho
h"s S"id, urge upon those that aro cx-
pe"tod to shovel tho dirS, and remove
tho stones, to turn out also, ard face the
men that are trying to force this upinst
measure over you that never exoocts To
strike lick on opening and kee1ino tbo
road up for loss than two doIiora nor
day. Rom H. i''I
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MiniHtcrs ana Dpnc0n's IEcat.
ing.

Mn. EDITOR: The Ministers and Dea
con's Meeting will be roorganized ut
Cross Road Church on Friday before the
first Sunday i'll April next, at ] | o'clock,
a. m, under tho namo Of tile Ministers
and Dcacon's Institute of the Twelve
Mile Association. All Minister'S and
Doacons, and all other persons interested
III religious progress arc invited to Mt,
tend
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-04-01
PROGRAMME.

Introductory Sermon by Rov. D. c.
Freeman, Rev. J. NJ. Stewart alternate
Text, 'Proach the word," "a Timothy,
4Sh chapter, 81 verso.
The election of officers for ono year
will be followed by the discussion of
tho following questions: y
l.. Duties, responsibilities, obligations
aud works OF Deacons. Opened by
Rev. J. 7. Lewis.
2. Duties, rosponsibilitios, obligations
and work of church members. Opened
by R"v. w. B. Singleton.
3. What system can churches adopt to
get more general Gospel Discipline.
Opened by Rev. C. w. Singleton.
4. Duties and obligations Of Minister'S
to one an other. Opcacd by Rev. g..
Holder.
s. How far is q nIan cxcusablo; or is
he excusablo Ntatl fcr ignorance. Open
o | by j. NJ. Stewart.
j. NJ STEW4RT
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ar SWEET GWH RND MuglEIa,
STATE OF SOUTH CAROri

- Ma, COTNTY OF PlCKENS- BY
}. H. NEWTON Esq, Probate Judgc.--
Whereas, William o. Singleton has made
suit to me, t grant him Letters Of Admin
iStration of the Estate and effects Of
Rcdin Racklcy, deceased.
These are therefore TO cite and atlm0n.
iSh all and singular the kindred and cred :
TORS ofthc said Hclin Racklcv, deceased,
that they be aud appear before me, in the
Court Of Probate, to be held II, Pickcns
Court House, :. g., on the 9TH day Of
April next, disqualification hereof, at II
o'clock in the forcA0on, to Shcw cause, if
any they have, why the said alnlinistra-
tion should not be granted
Given under my hamdand seal, this 18th
day OF March, AnNO Dnmini. 1885.
th.S. J. III. NEWTON, J.r.p.c.
mar 2.J, 1886 % y
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! =, :. SN' z 1se&iSGery. OF the 27th
uls'' in its head notes to tie column en-.
TITLED, "Glihpses through tho State"
uses the words Smallpox in Abbeyiilo. ="
several who read it said they hoped it
would come no further up the country,
and wapted to quarantine Abbeville at
once. We presumethe Register intended
to say 'small fire.
Tho Snake Road leading from Pickons
to Easley was put iu elegant trim last
week. Considering tho time of tho yoar
and the urgent demands which the crop
is now making upon tho farmers, an OK
traordinary amount of work was done.
Two much cannot be said in praise of tho
public spirit which prompted those lren
cheerfully to ]ay aside the pressing dG-
tics of their homes and contribute SO
much to the public convenlen co.
VALUABLE LOT FOR S>Ir-A valuable
Lot Of Six Acres, with good Dwelling
and Out Buildings, situate in the town
of Easley, Air Line Railroad, can be
bought cheap and on easy torms. For
further information, apply to this Office
Mr.. John W. Shelor, Of Oconco, does
not favor tho farmers convention. be-
cause its movement is not what it DUR
ports to be, but u political momcment in
disguise. Second because he thinks the
profession Of agriculture will be degra-
ded by having politics injected into it,
and he says i'll tito third place that it
tends to the disruption Of the Democratic
party. If his premises were truo his
conclusions are just, but we trust that
results will disprove Ii is prom isGs.
young bachelor who is we'll known
in tkis County, says he is elected, and
will soon enter upon the discharge of
his official duties. He describes the elo
trcss: "She is well educated, pretty, econ
omical, good cook, sings beautifully
and plays elegantly on the piano." We
CO rtainly congratulate oHr young friend
Oh his charming prospect of obtaining II
model girl If he is not happy it will be
his own fault.
Mr.. Solomon Wade, one Of the oldest
men iii this section of tho State, died at
the residence of one of his sons. Mr..
Henry Wade, near Easlcy, on the Cox's
Bridge Road, onWcdnesl;iy night, 18th
ult. The deceased was in the ninety
seventh year of his age, and was born in
PickHfi3 County, where he spent his
whole life, breathing his last within
half mile Of where lie was born. His
wife died ten years ago, and was in The
clghty-siXth year Of her age. The re
mains were inferred in Georges Greek
Church graveyard on l'ridl" following,
the deceased having been Il member Of
the church named. The funeral services
were conducted ~ nuv w. b. SinClctnn.
The hooTcc Courier Of last w2nl; says:
We regret to learn that Mr.. Rtnsom
llunt Gicd ut his resiInnca, u"nr Seneca,
or Saturday last, Of pn"uMoNiA. Mr..
liant Was one Of tho oldest mem in the
county, and hi9 death will be greatly
mourncd by lis many friends ana rel:.-
tivC3
Mr.. Jnnics II. Robins, Ex-9Eerif of
Oconcr County, will leave this wAok for
Montana Territory. We wiah him much
slcCnss in whatever busine8s lie may en-
gage in. Ooonce never nal better citl
G9n or more faithful public officer than
SIrcrif Il pGins.
A
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Sheriff. S Sale.


'%fase GS :%oHtBa Ga2oIEnn
County OF pICKFNS.
IN COUNT or CO"MON PLEAS.
No.tjnSymmns, against John II. Guyton.
ACTION FOR FORECLOSURE OF
MORTGAGE.
PURSUANT to Judgement for Fore
4 rioHcurr, made in tn" above stated
case, on tn" 9th of April, 1880, by Hon.
Is. G. Precisely, presiding Judge, I will
sell to the highest bidder. at pickcn3 c..
H., during the legal hours Of sale, on
SALEDAI IN, April, 1856, the
following described REAL ESrATE,
to wit:
ALI. THAT LOT OF land, situate
in Central, and known in the survey
mad" by J. j. GarYin, Surveyor, as Lot
No. Is, and more particularly described
in decd from y. N. Madden to John VI.
Guyton, bearing date the 9TH May, 1882
ALSO,
ThHt other LOT or LAND in Central,
and known in the survey made by j. +.
Garvan, %lrV"ry, is lot No. IA, and
more particularly dcsnrihHd in deed fronn
T.. l.. Gnrgim, to john VI. ChIyton, bear
ing date the 18th May 1882.
TERMS: CAsH-And if said terms be
not complied with within ten days after
said sale, then to he reAold, on The ncxt
succeeding snlHdny Mt the risk of the for
mor purchaser. Purchaser to pay for
titles. II. \. RIGHET,
Sheriff P!@lionS County.
march 1, 1896 23 4
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Johnson Hagood.

UYHIS FINE THOROUGH-BRED JER.
L SEY BULL belonging 10 r. 4. Bowen
& Co., will he ut JOAN MAULDIN'S
until the 1st day Of December.
oct |. tRtI
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PN( CES GUS" F At.

THESE PRICES ARE ONWHOLESAIE
La IS.
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Now Plant More Potatoes
and Garden Seeds.

Eat you Eggs this motif, but
bring on the Chickens.
Come and see my NEW GOODS.
Its no use to tell You Overland over
what all l keep to trade on.
Every one knows that l keep q
little of everything that is needed,
and that sell as near right as [
know how.
Why not give us het masc hecnac
at your Petock Bobo that
you vcSi hct Big In
jun village?
Its time and money saved by tral,
ing here all the wear rorrl People
who can sec straight, and viii hit
where they look, can always And bar
gains for cash., anl reasonable tir-
urcs on time. Shut one eve and try,
it. Don't hurry about it, bat come
at your leisure. Plenty for all.
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LOCAL ITENIS.

day. ...
Uso Mr.. McFall's Almanac as com
mercial guide for April
We promised not not to tell who it
,wss wanted to buy sot of terraces Tor
his farm.
Mrs. NJ. "a. Morgan and son Mark, of
GreeuRaN, arc visiting relatives in Pick
enh.
About one hundred and fifty hands
have paid tho Communication road tax for
this year.
The Easley Messenger says over ono
thousand tons Of guano have been Dolly
cred at that place.
Last Monduy was the day for working
The streets, but on account Of tie rain
nothing was done.
Capt. John L. Thornley, has added an
Elegant new piano to the many attrac-
tions Of his happy home.
A good deal Of cotton was whirlcd into
market last week, the best quality bring
ing about 81 conts per pound.
The Rev's. Moody and Sankey, con-
Quoted meeting in Charleston last
week, which resulted in much good.
On tho 22l ult the town of Seneca
elected "dry" ticket by majority of
twenty six. O. F. Bacon is ihtendant.
Young men and young ladies, go to
II. s. Morgan, of Grecnviile, for good
fitting, stylish and substantial summer
shoes.
Mr.. Million of Greenville was in town
last week. He left considerable mum
ber of the King Guan6 Distributors with
Mr.. w. r. McFall for sale.
The measles has not yet subsidized.
Several children now claim two receipts
as they have been afflicted several times
with the disease.
A beautiful girl with auburn hair won
the chrome we offered not long since.
The notes from the piano were caused
by cat walking on the keyboard.
Some of the little boys about town are
like postage stamp, you have to lick
them, to mako them stick to their work,
i,,t e va, li;l, n,,n, t,.> ,3,,,, u,a'
won't stick.
C't'oh Pl"nt2r7 hh'''!' lo'N Well TO
-
the qa"i'y "i INC "'eN lucy pant 'nlS
ra,,o,,ti,,,, uho,o ln,,,,,,,,,, o,o, 49,,
i,aa,, uuo;
';"'" Day "n' - VIZ i"N''AS "o'roS.
PondHn' OF I'LL" G'S'"y he''an8"F' 90 cS
h"' .ii'"" ""s '''''S '' I" - s"'h'' ~
w;,, ~, c,,tro,,o1 rg oeirS scakcr,
mere Is 10 I've " h'FV'S n''"""R ol 'oe
''pNr'H'''"i6 l''''''''> a. Wv N'o''i' i'"','''
III ''l"' county on 'oH' ''''''"'', ''i mo
purpose Oh c'cr''''' "oi''s'''''' % '''' oo''
"',;, '"',' ''',.','' >, Va 1n,, ~, :.
os,.',, cn..S.
''' ,''''' JI% -
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=
49, n0 ,I,,,,.,;a1 ,1,rt;n u.ou nou.n
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"D> io'p>.o',,,. s,,n ~ W. ;a ,o,.ont,r t,,,,.
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,:-
'@'' ''''>
An election Will be held noXI Mohui'y
a.rvo 90 oonnoil Gov th;s town one vcor
irho aont;n,;;,t aod,s td lto docdoIlv in
~~f H. ,inoa.,t ;,,:;r,t,i,onta M
G,.mor for o now deal
..
We call attention to the advertisement.
OF MeSsrs. Saxon % owen III TIL" lS7'et
TheRe gontlemon have started " marble
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Colur.h ara G.a2nvi,lo Railroad

On and M I:t". lWh. 1%,;,i. Na@;rn-
ger !r#l''~ WI! rril u hr",Wilh inGl,;,t II
"n"n lhi. r;"i HHd its or;ILrh,S: Na!ly
NENcc!; %ar,%,I:,.)
~. - Ur rA~>H%GrM.
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Buoklen's Arnioa salye.

The Best S&lvo in the world for Cutc
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rhcum Eo,-.'
Sores, Tettcs, Ohapp,G Hands, UhjIihIoGirnSs Gr CT
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, %nd nosiii",',
ly cures Piles, or no pay required. II ~ y
guaranteed to give perfect satisfocti|on, 10
Imoney'retunded: PliCn 25 cents per hox how
For sale by Dr G. w. Earle. pN' '''A
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Dsnger! A neglected cold or cuuch may
lead to lncniT0nia,C CUnNumptInW q" o. tiGr flta.
disease. Strons's Pectorai lis vii cuIc n
cold as hy magic. BrSI Thing !,;rT rTvsncpSia,In.
digestion, SICK headache rs thou andS testify.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1886-07-23
Multiionadh Falls.

The finest picture ever published Of
the beautiful Multnomah Falls is the
one occupying two pages of the July
West Shore. It is printed in three
colors and shows the falls with all the
gracefulness and tints of nature. AS
q whole the July number is mag
nifeent one, all the illustrations being
printed in colors. They embrace views
at the seaside, pioneers reunion, etc.
In future, all illustrations of the West
Shore will be executed in colors, equal
in artistic effect to the present number.
This renders the West Shore supe-
rior artistically tc any other publica-
ton Views of ,ur Western scenery
at all approaching in beauty those pub
lished in this magazine can not be pro
cured anywhere, and it should be
found in every house west of the Mis-
souri, river. Published by L, Samuel,
Portland, Or
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1886-07-23
Of Interest to Ladies'

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