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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-08-11

The fashion editor wrote, "Boas are
fashionable among young ladies'" but the
intelligent compostor had 1t the next day,
"Boys are" etc.
1t is a singular fact that man who is
second in command at home always wants
to rule the whole of creation when he gets
outside his yard gate. an
-"He seems to have been shot In the
diaphragm" said the doctor. "Oh. noP
exclaimed the weeping wife, che was shot
in the lower end of the saloon"
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-08-11
Answer This Question

No. 2, Why do so many people we see
around us seem to prefer to suffer and be
made miserable by Indigestion, Constipa-
ion, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite. Coming
Up of the Food, Yellow Skin, when for rs
cents we will sell them Shiloh's System
Vitalizer, guaranteed to cure them. Sold by
T. D. Thomas, Lehighton, w. Biery, Weiss
port
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-08-11

john Robinson, the veteran Snowman,
is very i'll at his lone In Cincinnati. lie is
50 years OF age.
IF. w. Furman, coin collector Of
Providence, RI, has fellen heir TO an
English estate inYentoried at $4,000.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-08-11
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint

Is it not worth the small price of rs cents
to free yourself of every symptom Of these
distressing complaints, if you think SO call
at our store and get a bottle of Shlloh's
Vitalizer. Every bottle has printed guar
antee on ii. Use accordingly, and if it does
you no good it will cost you nothing. Sold
by I. d. Thomas, Lehighton, w. Biery
Weissport.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1888-10-18

Messrs. Wayman, Barganip, jones Cooke
and 5ummer8on OF the 8tAnn.on Gun Club
put in some good work at the shooting mate
i'll Richmond. Va, last week. in the first
contest Dr.. Wayman won the third money
The team match Of FIVE from each club in
Virgins. was the n2x5 contest. Prizes
gold medals. Bargamin broke 10 birds
out of possible Is: Summerson Il; Way
man. 10; Cooke, 10: and Jones, 7; making
so out Of IS. The next highest club made
35 out OF -. In the nexs match Bargamin
won the first money, and in the third and
fourth matches Bargapin and Sammerson
DIVIDED the first money.
Judge latham Of Lynohburg, aud
Messrs. Bargamin ard Summersop have
arranged for grand shooting match 10
come off Christmas, at Lynchburg. Va.
It is expected that large number Of
shooters will be present from all over Il 0
State.
AT a meeting OF The Virginia Field
Sports Association at Richmond. lien.
Jno. S. Wise was elected president and
Clifford Bargamin ore of the vice pres-
dents.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1888-10-18

On Sunday last. Mr.. Abraham Lynn.
father of w. II. H. Lynn, ESQ. died at
The residence Of his son, in this place.
aged "A years, lie had been in declining
health for several years and his death was
rot entirely unexpected. Mr. Lynn had
been All active, useful citizen. At one
time he was a prominent merchant q
Waynesboro. ard subsequently became
connected with his son in the conduct OF
the Vdldicotor, of which Mr. w. II. II.
Lynn was for many years the editor and
proprietor, Of late he had not been en-
gagged IN business, Hnieth enjoying him.
self in the comforts which surrounded
him and the panionship Of old friends
Of whom there were many. He was q
genial. warm hearted gentleman, and was
universally esteemed and respected.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1888-10-18
A11eohanu Couptx1

| The workipgmen of Allegheny county are
stirred into great activity on the tariff ques-
tlon, and especially the Mills BILL At Longdale
there are two colored Republican clubs formed
one with so ana the other with IS enrolled
names. Last Monday, the white Republicans
org anlzed cub with 50 odd sgners The first
night. All three clubs will be largely Increased
In number.
The meeting on Monday night adopted the
following preambles and resolutions which
nave The true ring:
WHEREAS, The Democratic party, as well by
us past history, as by the Presidents message,
The st. Louis platform and the Mills bill has
SHOWN that should it get into POWER its object
would be the reduction Of the tariff destroying
US protection features, and reducing il TO Il
purely revenue bssiS and
WHEREAS, Any reduction of the tariff With
such an object in view will work great in
jury 10 manufacturing establishments of the
country, aid
WHEREAS. Any injury to the business of the
manufacturers. must OF necessity react on the
Workingmen and
WHEREAS, The Republican party. as well by
us past history as by its attitude in Congress,
and its Chicago platform, stands as the cham
pdon OF me protectlve system, which s. stem
the right one To build up, foster and protect our
manufacturers, therefore
ResOtced, That we, the undersigned, do hereby
form ourselves into club to be known as the
Longdale Republican Club for the purpose Of
giving aid and support to the Republican party
as well by our votes as by every other means in
Mr.. NJ. l.. Flsherty was elected permanent
chairman of the clno and MIR. Guy K. johnson,
secretary.
The signing OF The roster being now in order,
nity-six (56) members enrolled themselves.
Ssme extracts from English newspapers
showing the great anxiety OF the English peo-
pie for The success of the ID, moor attic party in
America were read by Mr. IL flrmstone and
few remarks made thereon. The meeting was
then addressed by Messrs. A. ID. Nicely and
Guy II. Johnson.
The meeting adjourned with tire e cheers for
Harrison, Morton and Yost.
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vIRGINEAN for the CAMPAIGN.

In order to reach as many Of the Vo-
tiers of Virginia as possible, We offer
the VIRG1NIAN from now until The
18th Of November,
In clubs of for % cents each.
In clubs of 10 for % cents each, and a
copy to the getter up Of the club
In clubs of 20 at 20 cents each.
In clubs of %. 20 cents each and a copy
to the getter up of the club.
Those wishing to avail of this offer
should send in their club lists ut once, or
as Soon as possible.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1888-10-18

Messrs. W. P. Tams, cashier Of thu
Augusta National Bank, Il. W. Fuller,
general passenger agent c, & O. railway
]. F. Efinger and l.. 8. Lara. of stal a Oh,
Q. NJ. Figgatt, cashier of the Bank Of
Lexington; e. G. Best. superintendent of
TIE st. lawrence Room Company. of
R1neeverte: " Va, and I. Howell, min
ing engineer, hive Organized and put in
successful operation the Rush Run Coal
and Ca&e COMPANY Tie mines are Ioca~
led near l.,yer View, W. Va The com
pany has been chartered and the work be-
gun, with al authorized capita of $4,000
The personal of This company is strong in
all the elements necessary TO success. We
are glad to chronicle the existence Of an
other corporation, the central force 81
which is in our city, and from which we
shall at least derive some benefit.
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Change Of tsae Boundaries of Wayues.
barO and FasilcrsYslle Voting PRECINCTS

| Change Of tsae Boundaries of wayues.
b"rsS ana Fssiacrsyllle Voting Precincts
The following changes in the boundary
lines of Waynesboro and FishersvilIe pre-
cincts have been made, upon petition of
several citizens Of the two precincts
Commencing at the n. w. corner of
| Bernard 4. Keiser's farm on the New
| hope ana WayneSboro road, running
thence S W. to Samuel Kerr S gate; theDce
| With the Sniteman Mil road to the riuk-
| Ing Spring and Patrick Mill road. and
! thence with the present line until it
| strikes the Stuart Mill road west of Beth
| lehen; thence on a straight line s. W, to
Ehe new Baptist Church west of Henry
| klndlg S; tAenoe south with the new road
; oack CT tire Greenyille road, and thence
win the old line to the beginning'' Said
boundary lines to include all qualified
voters as may be affected By said changed
boundary lines, and which said boundary
lines are hereby changed and established
IN accordance with section rs of Code of
Virginia, Edition of 1867.
y "a IL IS further ordered that copies of
/ the foregoing order be posted. without de,
lay, by the clerk OF this court. at the Cont
House door OF the county. and also at
tishefsvile and Waynesboro. IN said MAG.
lsterial district,
t5 was only recently that we learned
that this change had been made. What
ought to have been done, in matter of
so much local if not general Importance,
was the publicat ion OF the order of change
IN every paper published in the county,
Very few persons in the district seem to
know anything about it; and but for tt e
Tact tDat cur attention was called to it,
no general notice would have been given
it. But for this attention a number of
voters might haze been deprived of the
right to vote, and a great injustice there
by done. We hope every voter affected
by the change will see to it that his name
is on the proper registration book.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1888-10-18

Having noticed the growing demands
for fruit trees aud general nursery stock,
number of gentlemen met on last Sat ur-
day and organized a jaint stock nursery
company to be known as the Staunton
Nursery Coz pguy. The stockholders are
as follows: Messrs. l. WITTY, 2. II. Trout
P. A. Baylor, Z. i. EdmundsoD, Chas.
E Uoge. G. G. Gooch, II. N. Moffett. T.
D. Ransom. +. r. Bear, Stuart Boiling. S.
G. Brown, r. M. Tin1berlake, j. 7. Bear,
Fl. II. Hanger, Nj. F. Gilkeson, John W.
Todd, G. T. Jordan. W. L. Walters. jc.
The company has for its officers. NJ. F.
Gilkeson, president; John w. Todd, vice
president. P. H. Trout, treasurer; ". J.,
Walters, jr, secretary and general agent.
Board of Directors; III. T. Gikeson
John W. Todd. z. l. Edmundson, P. II
Trout, I. Witt Stuart Boiling. p. a. Bay
lor, C. T. Jordan, Chas. E. Hoge, S. c.
Brown,
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Don't forget to examine the beautiful
assert laent of Dress Goods at
HENRY, YOUNG & Cos.


1t is important to see to il that every
Republican q years of age, on or before
election day. is property registered trans
fe1Ted. with his right name Cd the books
of the registrar Of the precinct where he is
entitled to vote. Let each ons see to the
matter for himself and for his neighbro.
Since the last election there has been a
change in the boundaries Of Waynesboro
and Fishersgi:le precincts. and in Mid
dlebrook, GreenviIle, Steele's Tavern and
Newport precincts, requiring the reg
istration Of al voters who may have
been cut off from his cid precinct by the
altered boundaries. Persons affected by
this change should be notified, and the
necessary action taken to qualify them TO
vote on the day of election.
All persons of the proper age and quail
fcation can register at any time until ten
days before election. Tuesday. November
6. 1t is important that this should De at
tended 30 at once. as it will take but a few
moments to have the entry made by the
precinct registrar.
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F'5isa. the Pennaar'' 10 be Produced at
the Opera House.

The company which comes under the
auspices OF a. M. Palmer, Manager of the
Madison Square and Palmer's Theatres,
New York, has been carefully selected,
and in saying that it is fully capable of
doing justice to success which is con-
sidered one of the strongest society plays
OF the day. the praise bestowed is extra.
ordinary. Of s'Jim, the Penman'' it is
not necessary to speak. The decided hit
maze by its Afst production at the Madi-
son Square Theatre and it's permanent
popularity. must be well known to all
classes of readers, and to the great majoi :
lty even the nature of the story has been
made familiar. The most refined and al -
fstio work is done by Miss Brooklyn as
Nina, Mr.. Ottomayer as Baron HEARTFELT,
aud the well known actor, f. G.. Bangs
assumes the part of James Raston the
forger, The entertainments in it's entirety
may be fairly cassed among the most
complete and enjoyable of any this city is
likely to see this season. Box sheet for
sale of reserved seats opens Oct. 10 at a..
M. at Qlivieras book store.
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Publishers Notice.

In view of the following personal and
unsolicited testimony from well known
publishers. it requires no special appeal
from US to our readers to demonstrate the
worth and work OF Humphreys HomeQ,
pathlc Specifies in the family.
Pub. Canandaiga, n. Y. ournal:-The
smallest case in an average sized family,
when intelligently used must save many d
large bill from the regular physician. Gin.
ton. Wis, Herald;-We find these rene
dies very useful and recommend them to
our friends. Manhattan, Kas.. Telephone:
Have used two of these cases of Speci-
fics with excellent effect and desire an
other. Niagara Falls, N. Y, Courier
Our senior has used your Specifics to such
good purpose that we desire q full line.
Toms River, n. j., Democrat:-The case
received from you a year ago is exhausted.
Please send another. Waupaca. Wis.
Republican:-Ou wife is homeopat HE
physician and desires another case. New
Holland. Pa, Clarion; There are many
families in this vicinity using your rene
dies with wonderful results. We need
another case. Council Bluffs. Ia. Herald:
"A case of these Specifics is indispensa-
bic in the family: send US two. A personal
OF the above proves that there is no use in
arguing the question CT the potency of
Humphreys Specifies for especial service
in the family. They will do all that they
promise ii judiciously used.-EGchonge
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1888-10-18
TAXPAYERS OF AUGUSTA COUNTY.

NOTICE TO
TAXPAYERS OF AUGUSTA COUNTY.
Notice is hereby given that the taxes for 1888
Will be ready for collection by October 18th.
VII meet the Taxpayers of the County at the
following places on the days mentioned, pre-
pared to receive all
CAPIrATION, LAND and PROPERTY TAXES,
for State, County, District, and School pur-
poses.
Ali taxes due from Beverly Manor District
Will be received in my office on New Court
house ST., next door to the County jail, on and
after that date. will be at
CHURCHVILLE. October 22d.
-DEERFlELD, October 23d.
CRAIGSVILLE. October 9th.
NEWPORT, October Goth,
MIDDLEBROOK, October 9th
SPOTTSWOOD, October 30th.
GREENVILLE. october 3lst.
NEW HOPE. November "a and Sd.
MI. SIDNEY, NOvembe 9TH
PARNASSUS, November 9Th,
MT. SOLON, November 9th
SPRING hill. November 10TH
SHERANDO, November 18th
FlSHERSVILLE. Novem Der l4th
WA1NESBOkO, November 10Th and 18th.
All persons failing to pay by December LIST,
Will be charged
FIVE PER CENT, ADDITIONAL.
MY office will be open every day for the col
lection of taxes from all the Districts of the
oonnty-the books uf only one District being
men toned above.
j. N. MCFARLAND,
OCT. lst, 1883. County Treasurer.
Ootil-4t
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APPOINTMENTS.
gEon. Jacob Eosi.

Hon. Jacob VEST
Elon, Thurs Say. October is, p. N.
Stanton, Monday, October -
Montery, Tuesday, October %.
Mill Gap, W ednesday. October q, 80 p, m
c alb Bottom. Thursday, October % 1850
NJ :DowelI, Friday. October 60, $50 p. NJ.
Rawlings Store, Saturday, October 10
Fairfield, Saturday, October -. : p IN.
Raphine, Monday. October %, 5 p. M.
Brownsburg, Monday, October %, p. IA
Rapps Mil, Tuesday, October 80, ) P, N
Collierstown. Tuesday. October 80, p. II
Msssie7, Mill Friday. Oct. -, p, m.
Alton, Saturday Oct. %, $50 p. IN.
<has. Garry.
Palmyra. Monday Oct 22-court day
j. II. PAGES Store, Tuesday, Oct. %.
Goshen. Thursday. Oct. a. p. M
Mountain Grove FriGay. Oct. 26 I p. m.
Pig Run, S. H. Saturday. Oct. y, p. m.
J,a as Chapel. NJ onday, Oct. %. : p. N.
Old Liberty. Tuesday, Oct 80. y. N.
IEss. w. &. Franklin.
Green Forest. Saturday. Oct 90 p m.
Balcony Falls, Monday, Oct. -, n. IN.
Arnold S Valley, Tuesday, Oct. %, : p. NJ
Natural Bridge. Wednesday, Oct. q. p. III
Buffalo Forge, Thursday. Oct. %, p. m.
Ochiltree s s. Il. Friday, Oct. 26. Z p. N
Smiths Mil. Saturday. Oct. 27. Z p. n.
Rockbridge Baths, Monday, Oct, %, : p, M
CKour, WnooIING CoUGH and Bron
ehitis lima lately relieved 10y Sholoh /
Cure.
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under a protective tariff. We would sug-
gest to our neighbor that Stanton bas
been Democratic for years, and it is the
rampant spirit of Democracy. rather than
the tariff, that has kept Staunton back,
Stanton should to-day be far ahead of
what she is, but for the controlling Demo.
cratic influences which have fought against
her best interest. a few years ago the
editor Of the Vjndjcator was such an ear
nest protectioniSt that he could not sup
port the nominee of bis party, because he
was q free trader, and we fecollect, left
The district, aDd his paper, to be managed
ny others. What has produced such a
Change? Was he sincere then, and if SO,
is he sincere now? Is he endeavoring to
make amends for the past. and to place
himself in good standing with bis breth-
rem, with whom lately. he so widely diff
fered? If so let it not be at the expense
OF the good name of cur town; and let it
he based upon such d presentation of facts
as will bear the light Of investigation.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1888-10-18
Did EOf Nominate

The conference of Prohibitionists from
che 10th district, which tOo,z PLACE on the
18th inst. in Stanton, unanimously de-
termined not to call a convention to,nomi
nate candidate for Congress. Mr., Moo
mau, of Green Forest, RockbIidge county
who was spoken of as the probable candi-
date. was present, and stated that his
health would not permit him 10 make q
canvass. l. was therefore definitely de
termined not to bring out candidate.
We see from the Register that Mr.. J. G.
Revercomb, of Rockingham, is candidate
Of the prohibitionists IN the 9TH district.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1888-10-18
Great variety of Dress Trimmings at
HENRY, Young & Cos.
Change of voting Precinct.

The voting precinct of Midway has been
changed to Spottswood This change of
the Voting precinct does hot require the
voters to register. unless the new lines
established by recent order Of the County
court. changing the lines Of Middiebrook,
Ereenyille, and Midway precincts affects
Midway. The boundaries changed is else
where published, and it would be well to
see that all voters affected by this change
at once be transferred to their proper yot
ing places.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1888-10-18
CHANGE ssr, B0U& barry LINES
Of SElstoiIebrc0Fl. Greessitie,aE.si New Port
Voting Precincts.

voting Precincts.
That the precinct lines BOW terminating
at a point about midway between The Pond
Gap and Miller's Gap road on the top of
Little North Mountain. be extended along
the top of said moi ntain south west to
the highest point Of the knob Immediately
to The south west of MillborO Gap road,
and that the line Of division between the
Mddlebrook and New Port precincts in
stead of leaving the top of n orth noun.
tain IS now, leave the top Of said mountain
at the highest point Of the aforesaid knob,
and continuing thence in direct line to
the southeast. passing west of the dwell
ing houses on the lands of George Miller
and Of Vim. Miller, passing east of the
residence Of Jno. Rinkle, and west of the
residence of W 2. McCutchen. and west
of the residence of j. B. McCutchen and
of E. a. McCutchen, West of the mansion
house and tenant houses of J. II. Bowman.
east of and in close proximity to the
dwelling of Alex. Smiley, west of the
house now occupied by Miletus Miller on
the lands of j. Frank Clemmer, east of
the houses Oh The lands Of Martins heirs
west CT the residence of James +. Arehart
crossing the MiGdebrock turnpike, west
OF Airey Knoll school house, and passing
east OF the residence Of G. G. Berry and
east Of the mansion house and tenant
house Of j. Ii. Cailison to the precinct
corner at the forks Of the road near Mira
A. A. Armstrong; residence, thence with
the old precinct line northeast to point
southwest Of and II miles distant from
the mansion house of j. S. Garrison and
thence leaving the old line and passing
south OF said Garrison ana the dwelling
house on his land, and passing midway be.
tween the residence of W. w. Weaver and
Mrs. Susan Dali and re-entering the old
line east OF the said Mrs. Dull at point
on the public road leading to Bethel
capfch and thence continuing with the
old llne. Said boundary linea to include
al qualified voters as may be affected by
The said changed boundary lines, and
which changed boundary lineg are estab--
iished in accordance with Section l13 Of
the Code of Virginia, ed 1887,
And it is further ordered that a copy of
The foregoing order be posted at the front
OF the Court House of this county. and
also at Middlebrook, Greenville. and New
Port voting places without DELAY. by the
clerk of the court.
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There are few things in this life of which
we may be certain. bat this is ore Of them.
Puritan Cough and Consumption Cure has
no equal for Coughs, Colds and Consump-
tion. Price 25 Cents. AT Allen & Bro s.
Drurg Store.
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- 80 .
E9r EsGEE |

Store room. Restaurant, Billiard Hall
Tables. and Dwelling at University of
Virginia. MCkINNIE s. Son.
Oct 9th 1885
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Call and see some CT The special ar
gains in worsted goods at
81 iipsIlT, YOUNG & Co.'S
City Council.

Our city ia hers were in session Tuesday
night last about so minutes. So well has
che york been done, that clean do1Eet
Vas prasen'ed The contract with Isaac
Child for s45 for the frame house On the
Frederick street school lot was iifmt 4.
Petition of Alex. Harman i'll re aoc'dcI
on East Main Street, wherein his hat as
damaged $50, was referred to special com
mittee, Messrs. Bell. Tams. and Butts,
for report; and the council adjourned.
CATARRI CURED, health and sweet
breath secured, by Shiloh S Catarrh Rem
edy. Price so cents. Nasal Injector free.
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! General Secretary fer The Y. NJ. G. A.
E. T. Dadman, Esq, has been elected
General Secretary for the Stanton y. M.
c.. A. He has accepted, and will be here
this week Mr.. Dadman isswell known to
a number of our people, many of whom
will remember him as one of the success
full and expert general secretaries in at
tendance on our last State convention,
held here. The members Of the associa'
ton aud citizens generally, will give him
an earnest and warm welcome.
Still isl tEae Front.
Mr.. Sam Byers, at the Richmond Ex-
position last week, had awarded his
Clydesdele. horses, the two first premiums
for horses Of all work.
From The National Capital.
Mr.. A n Hazen. Washington, D G. says
the famous Red Flag Oil is Il perfect fam
lily medicine and has no equal for Rheuma-
tisnl, Neuralgia. Sprains. Cuts, Burns and
all bodily pain, Price 25 Cents.
Consumption. are you troubled with
this terrible disease, If so take healthy
exercise, live in open air, use Puritan
Cough and Consumption Cure ana be
cured. don't delay. Price % Cents. At W,
NJ. Allen Sc Bros, Drug store
SIIILoH's Cough and Consumption Cure
is sold by us on a guarantee. 1t cures Con-
sumption.
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Wan ted

The undersigned wants to purct Sc s
many hops as can be furnished hi from
the county and vicinity. Apply a once
to /. CIIAs. LESSER,
Oct4. Staunt0n, Va.
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sHLoH's VITALIzER is what you need
for Constipation, Loss of Appetite, Dizzi-
ness, and all symptoms of Dyspepsia.
Price 10 and Is cents per bottle.
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issued every Thursday MorninI

GOO A Year, Invariably 5sa Advance
Advertisements inserted at 81 60 per square fol
rst insertion, and soc for each subsequent m
ertion.
Liberal discount made for quarterly, halfyear-
and yearly advertisements.