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Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

FOR Rent BsstHess Piarcs
NOR RENT-THR PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
II now oceupied By nx . G. bsucps cor. west
Bldg < Front~t The test loesllon IN the cite
Also rpoDlt ia the hlock. s Ball az {, Ne rs 4
is Nster'oee- ssbt
lMscetiaheous.
yVANffD- ryfRyBoDY TO KSow THAT
" we are okeFstpcted IN Hiaa, SivefWsfe.
Lsnf< q >-ofaf,d hruef ana Tea kes hric a.
bfac and i.aiG -. ana arr hat az sfe ia = ar
ssir 20 reduce stoek Sale coEmences NoDdsE
January - n ie ,parj Sons & ca
kHucE-1D TRATgJENrS uR PsRTirs
.Nyisliins Grand Rsrits: II you want choice
furnished TooHs. please call et - osnaltt, sec-
ond floor, Room No IA lb
I'OR SALE Tx IRA SicE DRY KiNDlfN0-
T wood o. $50 per bad delivered Grand
Rapius Nsneerc 20. s1su
4 lfE eIzE fAFTHL WATER
IL eplors and rrayon, elegantly frsoea Ia tfpRfe
or git ffamts i0r $40, sl1 aud els; fermer friccs
s3s. ts9 and t3s. Hsniiltons An Gallery, ss
Nanal-st 3t1f
cAl.EsMhN-iAR ADJ A LINE SMALL
- samples. 0,e agent eariaed sssf, others ur
TO g.. 90 IN 1856. j. o. Boz Isii. New lofk flAf
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HOOP-E-E-E.
Cream I6f the Press.

Chew on odr fine cut? It's a
tooth ticker to ALL Oh pshaw, we
are not talking about fine cut tobac-
co, yet we have it? Our fine cut
prices which customers regard in
establishment, a little money gets a
big bargain. A lean mans purse
buys fat woman's dress with US.
just sec our goods, and get prices
to chew on you'll find them regular
tooth ticklers, gum greasers and
tongue teasers. In fact we cut and
tplane our figures to the lastshaving.
If you deal with us you will have
no difficulty in making both ends
meet. Any dog can make both
ends meet by taking his tale in his
mouth. We take our tale in our
mouth, to show you how to make
both ends meet. Our tail is trttc,
and if you heed it, it Will enrich
you. Be economical and trade with
us, and you will have no trouble in
making both ends meet. Our tale
is not twisted to suit our own pur-
poses. Every customer will cor
roborate our statement, and sup
port our aim for best goods at low
est prices. We cut our tale short
with the invitation to every one to
come and be personally convinced
that there is no romancing with us.
We have something to show you,
and something to say to you, that is
music to your ears. We have a.
full Ene OF latest new dress goods
in fashionabFe t5nts, with fancy
broad trimmings to go with them,
and every thing which can offer
attraction. Not only to those who
seek the beautiful at any cost, but
also IL stock rich IN things for those
who have need to make a dollar do
its utmose in purchasing goods.
Come and see the new goods, and
see how cheaply they may become
yours. You hear oul. music. We
have not mentioned prices they
dropped down exhausted long ago.
Yours respectfully,
o. b. HARPER.
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PERsoNAls.-Messfs. Geo. Null
and chas. II. Finnsy, holding posi-
tions in the government printing
office, Washington, returned Mon
day morning, to Washington.
His Honor Jno. ]. jackson, Judge
of the q. S. District Court; Jasper
! Y. Moore, Esq, Clerk; and Mr. Cla-
renee NJ. Moore, of Clarksburg, ar
rived in the city Sunday, on THEN
way to Charleston, where the Fed
eral Court met Monday.
Several of our 5odng folks atteh-
ded the wedding Of Miss Blanche
sebrell, of Grimm's Landing
Mrs. John r. selbe, who has bech
sick SO long, is, we are glad to learn
improving.
Mr.. Blair, the contractor of the
brick work ON Capt. Helms nov
building, is pushing the work rap
idly.
Col. Chas. Il Beale, }. IL Couch
Jr., and several others have gone to
the mountains on deer hunt.
Mrs. Capt. Williamson is on q
Pleasure trip to Cincinnati
Rev LYDIA, Pastor of Trinity II.
E. Church, has moved his family to
this place.
Judge Redmond, of Clifton; has
so far recovered from his severe at
tack of rheumatism as to be able to
go about on crutches.
Jim George, of Hannah, died in
the moss Republican, but a very cley-
er gentleman. called at our sanctum
Monday morning, tapped his wings
and erowed over our PROSTATE pc
titical form; and then renewed his
subscription to the REGISTER.
Hon. o. S. Long, Clerk of the
Supreme Court of this State, and
Geo. Davis, Esq, of Charleston.
were in town Sunday, on their waS
to Parkersburg to attend n meeting
of the Masonic Grand Chapter.
Miss Katie stribling and Mr.. Grifi
Smith, of this city, attended the
Wedding of Miss Blanche P. Sebrell
to- Mr.. T. Hill Marshall, of Charles
ton, at the BRIDES home at Oakland
this county, Tuesday.
Miss. Zua Middleton. of winfield.
is the guest of Mrs. c. C. Bowyer
and family.
Judge N W Tucker, of Parkers-
burg. who built the ice piers on the
Kanawha, was in the city, Friday
Mr.. Jacob Vest has been appoints
ed on the police force.
Mrs. ". c. whaley, is quite ill
at her home in this place.
Mr. james Barcus. ~h5 hts been
iii Kansas settling up his fathers
estate. returned home Sunday.
Our thanks are due to Mr.. War
rem C. Whaley for professional fav-
ors rendered US this week.
Hiss Cora Walker and Miss Tina
Williams Of GaIIipoIis, who have
been visiting friends in Hender
son for the past week. returned
home Sunday.
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Lexington DIvIson trains run by Central time.
Nam Line trains east Of Huntington run Sy Eastern
time, which is hour faster than Genial tine.
Additional trains-No.. II, daitY e&-
cept Sunday. leave Olive Hin 5s:::4J 4. NJ.
Mi. Sterling TOO I, NJ; arrive I.exing-
tdR $50 a. NJ; arrive Cincinnati, via
Winchester 1885 A. NJ
No. r.. daily, except Sunday, leave
Cincinnati 200 p. M, Lexington 5:;i5
y. m; arrive Nit. Sterling 7:l3 p. M;
Olive Hill 800 P. NJ
No, 5, daily, leave Clifton Forge 200
a. m; Charleston 3::30 a. ui.;- arrive ASH
land 5:IO p. m; Columbus ll:l7 pm
No. 6, daily, leave Ashland 7:lO a. IN. (
arrive Charleston lI:22 n. IN; Clifton
Forge 7:30 p. m.
Pullman Sleeping Cars on all through
trains.
Old Dominion Steamers leave Norfolk
on Monday, Ttiesdag, Wednesday,
Thursday. and Saturday at I P. Nj.
for New York
Fo, Rates, Tickets, baggage, Checks.ab
ply tp any Office of c. d .. r. y; OF. Dep0
'or Ticket Office OF connecting lines
". C. HICkI.jM, -.
H. ". FULLER. Gen. Pass. 1la'L.
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Maryland, at the late election .ssed
glass ballot boxes. as provided By
ne new law. The Cumberland HI
eyanjan says they were a novel
sight to the old citizens, who have
heretofore been accustomed to look
ong and tenderIy as their tickets
lisaPpeared into the mysterious
iepths of the old wooden boxes
they were so fascinated that they
watched tfseir tickets even after
hey had been thrust into the boxes.
5oth the judges and the voters were
leased with the new arrangement.
We publish this in the hope that it
may attract the attention of our
own Legislature, and they too may
Irovide by law. glass ballot boxes.
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an exchange very feelingly re
marks: A great many people think
Il newspaper should have pages OF
local news, whether anything hap
pens or not DeIuded mortaIsl
local editors cannot make people
break their necSs, commit suicide,
Or do any of the other exciting
things to make up the material out
of which the local reporter delights
to- weave paragraphs furnishing
domestic se.gs; T'hcm there is none
very much like Extracting blood
from It tnrntP. 1t is no more than
fair, that those who erambIe at the
la * of local news III their paper
should stop and tlfnk whether they
could not give the editor an item or
two worth printing. and if so let
them hold their peace or growl at
their own remissness.
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Phe boys have dismantled the
Democratic headquarters. The ban
-ers have been taken in and the sa-
-red bandanna Carefully folded and
packed away. We are considerably
4isfigured but are still in the ring,
md the cause for which we fought
will never die IN ,v'o years well
renew the fight. and in 1892, well
put David B. Hill of New York in
the White House.
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FOR SALE.

THE Interstate Land Agency has for SAKE
a farm OF 30 acres in Bath county Va
There are - acres cleared aiId under fence,
balance finely timbered With white oak and
poplar: Living .yateF on it. Five miles
nom Warm Springs which place affords
the highest cash prfco for everything that
can be produced. Price, 81 son, or viii coS-
change for tewn property Address FRANK
BARRETT, Mnnager, Point Pleasant. West
Va. tseptl2-1 Inn.
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IF all the stump speeches made in
this county during Che campaign
could be cut up into cordwood the
poor people in this county would
have fuel enough to keep them red
hot all winter.
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Farms and Timber. Lands for
IS1fLsa

THE undersigned has a number OF frnproy-.
i ed and untmproved tracts OF land for sale.
at Low PRICES per acre. Some of this
land is well timbered; and al of It lies IN Ar
buckle and Union Districts, MaA0h county
West NiTgtnta, Also q. farm Of sd acres stu.
ateu IN HuLnaIn cou.ty. within ~ Ifiiles OF
the Great hanawlio River. This farDlis I'm
proved IN part, slalance in good timber. VIII
pc sofa cheap. PerSons desiring to purchase
Iands, and meaning business. viii address @.
w. dAUP1N, -ATbuckle P. o., Mason County,
west y lrginia. lsept5-Sm-pd.
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Married, Oct. 31st, at the NJ. E.
Parsonage at Clifton, by Rev. r. B.
Ward James P. Reaves to Mis- Mary
b. 66odin.
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With the is.rge stock of clothing
J. Friedman & Co.'S is a guaran-
-..e that you can be suited in styles
md quality, and at lower prices
han they can be had anywhere else.
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Some people will not believe that
an election was held in this county;
Noaember 9th; and we begin to
doubt it ourself:
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Everything now and desirable
in the Millinery line, can be found
at Misses vollert &, Riedell's.
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Tuesday forenoon Mr.. ]. II. Cox,
an empioye at the Steel Plant, was
very seriously, but we hope not
dangerously burned, by molten steel
splashing out of tho vessel in which
it was being conveyed, and falling
on his back. The' flesh was burned
from the bone on his back. He was
taken to his home in the 4th ward,
and medical aid summoned at once.
He is d married man, recently from
Wheeling, and his wife is here with
him.-1Hiddlep0rt Republican.
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delivered at the wharf upon order
Cylinder Ti,nbers :. Specially

~ The Mill has capacity for $4,000
Popular, Ash, Hickory, Pine, & wal,
nut Logs, constantly on haIia. The Ma
rine Dock Company is in close proximi-
ty to the Mill, and both are operated in
sonneetion with edch other.
sept TO- ~.
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Considerable excitement was ere
ated on the streets Monday because
of the great crowds in front of j.
Friedman & Cos store, and when
our reporter rushed down to see
what wts the matter, he found the
crowd excited over the low prices
at which they were offering their
goods, and the people were clamor-
ing to get into their store.
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Out of the Rreastworks.


TATE STRINGS, TENN, July a, 1888.
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ca:
an exceedingly bad case of blood poison.
tried a physician, the best at command, but
secured no benefit. My throat began to.
get sore, and my body Covered with sores
and ulcers. Going from bad to worse, I
felt that my grave must be reached in the;
hear future. 1 gave up the doctors treat
mcnt, and with despairing hope COM
menced taking your medicine. began to.
improve from the first bottle, and in short
time the ulcers healed, and my skin cleared,
off and was entirely well.
One year ago case of catarrh developed
IN my system. The physician did his best.
but could not cure me bit two bottles Of
Swift's Specific gave me permanent relief.
7. H. ROBINSON.
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ToTresnassers.

Ill persons are hereby warned not 70
~ hunt or shoot upon the lands which /
Ia u leased from the K, & o. Railroad COM
iiails', ;ss viii prosecute all who do SO,
O.t. wv z. ". GABERT.
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The Stock Law was adopted in
Robinson and Union Districts, by a
majority vote ait the late election.
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BURGLARY AT MASON CITY.-The
store of the Hope Mining and Man
ufacturing Company was entered
by burglars last Wednesday night,
who worked their way in through
the brick wall A large amount of
goods were stolen and the thieves
made good their escape. The man
ager of the concern is unable to- tell
just how much stock was stolen, but
probably its value was not less than
$500.
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TRIED To Drown HIMsELF.-A
colored man of Mason City, between
so and 100 years of age, known as
Judge Isaac, tried to drown himself
Friday afternoon because he was
tired of living. He went down to
che lower end of town and waded
cut into the river until the water
went over his head. He was reset
ed, however, by DIR. Russell and
others before life was extinct. Hc
is believed to be deranged.-Pome-
roy Telegraph.
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Our fancy, feather stock contains
II great variety of styles, shades and
prices Immense stock, best styles,
and lowest prices at Misses Yollert
& Riedcl's.
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Any personal bitterness between
rival candidates., OF among re-
spcctiTe friends, which may have
been engcndered by this campaig nj
should now be forgotten. Let us
submit TO our fstes bravely, and
give politics rest.
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GOES To GAIBIpoLIs.-At the ur.
gent solicitations of Gallipolis Miss
Roma Gilman will take her Point
Pleasant Music Glass to that city
next Thursday where thet will re-
peat their Recitals SO credita6ly
given in this city, two weeks ago. :
Capt. Howard DOnnally of the Cap.
itol City, has kindly offered to take
the pupils down and back free o.
charge All others at % cents fol
tie round trip. Boat will leave the
wharf any time after l o'clock z.
N. on Thursday, and will return
after the performance. Admission
70 the Recitals 25 cts. Children un-
der 10 years of age, 10 cts
LADIES ExcnANGE.-The Ladies
Of the Upper Presbyterian Church
viii open a Ladies' Exchange on
Friday, Noyember 10th, from 2 to
% p. m, at their room on Court st.
second door from Main. All are
vordially invited to call and see
their display. Anyone having fan
" work, paintings, laces; Sc; which
-f;ey desire to sell or exchange will
10 well to avail themselves of this
pportunity to show them. The la
dies will endeavor 20 keep on hand
supply of table scarfs, paintings,
trimmings, aprons, dust caps, &c.
IN Saturdays they will add cakes,
u,.s, and bread. Orders will be ia
an at any time for articles desired,
or work. Fruit cakes for Thanks
living or Christmas, will require IL
weeks notice. Refreshments and
oysters will be furnished on Friday
during the hours specified. Call
.ni get your supper aud help the
ladies'.
Me~srs. J. Friedman & Co. have
he largest stock IF ladies'. Misses
aud Gents shoe; IN the city, and at
The lowest prices.
About year ago Joe Taylor,
formerly of Cairo, this county, mar
red in Parkereburg Miss Sallie
Knight, daughter of Ed Knight, a
Host beautiful ard cs,imabIe youns
l-.iy, and in a day on two thereafter
most cruelty deserted her and eIop-
rs! with Il woman from Cairo, his
iome. Nothing WAS heard of him
sinee his escap;.,l. untiI last week.
'-hen. 4 dispatch CAME 70 his broth
.r Cam that Zoe had shot Il m:iIf il,
TsxaI Gamma. Tex, ami was about to
t.. iynclred II We ir,fFe been cor
rsesIy informed. we suppose ere this
foe's carcass has been hung up as
eeI for the buzzards.-Rdcitis Re
-je1r.
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John Adkins is quarroling with
his Republican, brothers over the
postoffiee in this city. We will just
whisper in Jobnnfcs car that hell
never be postmaster, nor even be
permitted to sweep out the room.
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The official vote of this county
viii not be published in tabulated
form until OR next issue, preferring
to wait until the County Court
which met Monday, canvassod the
the votes, and then we could pub
fish it correctly. SO be patient,
friends, it will appear in good shape
and fully reliable and correct in our
next issue.
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4 choice line of felt hats just re-
ceived at Misses VeIleft & Riedel's.
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The ladies of the Lower Presby-
terian Church will give Dairy
Maids Drill, about Thanksgiving.
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The Presidents proclamation set
ting apart Thursday, November 20,
as i. day of thanksgiving and prayer
is a model document of it's kind, ex-
pressed in admirable English and
excellent taste. Mr.. Cleveland has
evidently Inherited the. pulpit eIo-
qucnec of his ancestors.
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PE9sfoNs.-George w. Smith,
Lafayette Arther, and Thos. Fisher,
of this county, has been granted
pensions this week through Chas.
W. Phelps their Attofhey.
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PRODUCE Tow-Capt. ]. Burnside
of the Thomas Means, goes to New
Orleans about the 10th inst. with a
tow of produce and coal from the
POmeroy Bend. On application he
will take produce boats that have
rot yet arranged for towing. Now
Is your chance. Address him at
Point Pleasant.
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A rnmor reports that Capt. John
w. Reynolds, fell from the roof of a
barn i'll Kansas, and was killed, last
Thursday We hope the rumof
may prove to be untrue:
Thereare several very bad places
in our streets that need the attens
ton of our authorities. A few loads
of gravel and stone will make thetti
all right
You can get a chance at s6OO.Ooo
by buying ticket in the Louisiana
Lottery. See their advertisement
in this issue.
In the way of Gents Furnishing
Goods, NO store within a radius OF
100 miles; can touch j Friedman &
Co.'s, either in quantity, quality or
prices.
A min may make himself house,
but he cannot make tia home. His
wife must do that.
Now we will have considerable
time we suppose to boom the town,
county and state.
Set ready to remember the poor
ON Thanksgiving day. For ON that
day most ali people feel like doing
charitable acts.
The ladies of the Lower Presby-
terian Church will give Dairy
Maids Drill, about Thanksgiving.
The Stock Law was adopted in
Robinson and Union Districts, by a
majority vote ait the late election.
Some people will not bellows that
an election was held in this county;
November 9th; and we begin to
doubt 1T ourself
Married, Oct: 31st, at the NJ. E.
Parsonage at Clifton, by Rev. r. B.
Wardi james P. Reaves to Mis- Mary
b. G6odin.
Our fancy, feather stock contains
Il great variety of styles, shades and
prices Immense stock, best styles,
and lowest prices at Misses Yollert
& Riedcl's.
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We are prepared to receive any
amount of chatting from our poifti-
cal opponents Had we won we
~ould have secured all the satisflc-
ton there was in the situation, and
we expect no less, from the victors
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Set ready to remember the poor
on Thanksgiving day For ON that
day most ali people feel like doing
charitable acts.
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Gentlemen of the Federal offices:
No man from the HOosier State ey.
died for civil service reform.
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We direct attention to the new
advertisement of Bryan & Young,
in this issue. When you are in
want of Groceries give them call.
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KAUFMAN, TEX, June 20, 1888.
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ca:
Gentlemen-I have been afflicted with a
skin disease for about twelve years, and the
best medical treatment failed to give me re-
lief. am now using Swift's Specific, and
have received the greatest benefit from, its
use. FoeTs truly, wM. JoNEs.
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There is no use talking, no store
in town offers such inducements to
buyers, as does J. Friedman & Co.
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Laidley and o'Roark are determ-
med net to be outdone in the way
of clothing, gents furnishing goods,
boots, shoes and hats. Read their
new advertisement and give them
call.
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A min inlay make himself house,
but he cannot make tia home. His
wife must do that.
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Me~srs- J. Friedman & Co. have
he largest stock IF Indies. Misses
aud Gents shoes IN the city, and at
he lowest prices.
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Now we will have considerable
time we suppose to boom the town,
county and state.
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In the way of Gents Furnishing
Goods, no store within radius OF
100 miles; can touch J. Friedman &
Co.'s, either in quantity, quality or
prices.
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BROKE JA1L.-Franls Clark, a
negro confined in Jail on charge of
felony, made his escape Tuesday
night of last week, by burning the
lock from the, door.
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The campaign has not hurt bus
mess one bit and if the campaign
liars can secure pardon for their in
fractions OF the Ninth Command
ment after the election is over the
campaign damage will soon be re-
paired.
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You can get chance at s600:O00
by buying ticket in the Louisiana
Lottery. See their advertisement
in this issue.
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For sale by all druggists.
THh SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
New York. 756, broadway.
london, Eng, S. Snow Hill.
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Miss Mary Smith, who was ill at
the residence of C. C. Smith for
some time, died on last Tuesday.
The remains were conveyed by
frIends to PIT. Plgasand where they
were interred,-.Spencer Bulletin.
An entire change of Mr.. sutphip 5
advertisement is made this week.
He has just opened up an immense
stock of goods of all kinds and is
offering them at the very lowest
firu,as