davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

wouldn't hunt waterfowl. he saw foca
Of geons back IN the buckwheat field one
tune, aad got so rattled trying TO crawl up
on EN- that he lost his gun and couldn' I find
II for 4 week. He went fishin' with one OF
them ioinfed poles with "a little brass wind
lass on the one side, and came homo mad ns
a rail because tho Ssh wouldn't bite. When
/ showed bim his hook was gone be got
InaIdcr yet aud swore / had took It, and
wanted me % pay HIN a dollar. Lord knows,
didn't want his hook. l can ketch more
fsh with a p.tchfork than he KIN with a
sane.
Wen. things came 70 IN end, finally. he
was restless OF mites and didn't 20 10 bed
"a early as tired pcpel, but that was all rite
till one tirno when | had the rumatiz aud
coudnT sleep I heard curious steps over
head and went upstairs. They was too
nenny bedroom doors open, and went up
70 where be lag and shook him lie eemed
- be powerful sound asleep for n nervous
man, and when he walked up was scared at
ne We didn't say much, but the thought
that he had done a sterrible rong came on
ne 40 sudden and 30 sharp that a pack Of
demons seemed 20 howl ia my seemed
70 BITE IA ny heaTt-secmed 20 burn my
blood. I throwcd that young feller thru
tho winder, sash and al. and piled his
trunk and his cloac out after him. But
didn't toll hin a word About an hour
after Mac caMe from tho barn In tho
spring wagon anf put the trunk In and
dru7 OF. stoppiu down the road % take up
a hmpin'. half-d ressed young felier, aud
never seen him again.
A0out A month after Margaret got her
things together and started back 20 the
seminary for the winter, but she never got
there A Aogg in October them seminary
teachers writ that she wasn't there aud
sent cur letters home Crismas ny wife
~ package with a silk dress in 70 from
harEaret She was Ia Chicago, and sad
sbe was 81 rite I ten yuu a homes a
nifty dark place when they's a sha1der on
g. set b7 the stove that mite and cride
tor Margaret &g wife done up the work
alone and c.ue aud PIT her hed on ny
shoulder I recEcn che FIRST time in 0fteen
year. i seen a lat n gray in her hair hen.
They diin lsod 20 be a Bit We oouidn't
io n0thln / went up 20 Chicago, bat
rcu.dn' fnd her one feler ! asked said
git the pleese o. huut her. bat couldn't 10
that. plecso hnnt my girii No
She cone down ard seen IS lsst spring
She was dressed awful fine bnt they wa
a adfrereut look Ga her brown eyes Thcy
vas q tfereut ccsor CA Der round checks
She tcid mother she wouldn't work llze she
Cse - On the farm for no money; she didn't
have o. She cidn't bleeve snT maa or
woman vae good. but that they vas al iust
pertenfin'
sha ooulfn't be hiref - stay On the
riace. though size cried when she started
back. AMI when the httie chitren hugved
her and asked her y sssv isst one 3ay
longer, she srree1eS and ruu ~ the buQgT
anf beggea Nike - drive fast-drtve fast.
snd she rocked back ard forth m ths sete
by that h0nes1 quiet lrishmaa and soBbed
al tke waT 20 tha depo
Nos T-tcastgsie Eka ~ people, sDd I
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

.OsHfNGs = POINT,
La Fssi tnst let-
ser ia ths Hsrz1 ne
oSler SzlaaT where
tsas Cesgg Ell
speur t1ree lo111s
an1 = lot q 1oLey
Wfh fzrEEeR Fcsey
gp co4lry = WAYS,
41d / ~41s - say
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

80 49, - 1AI
tals sumner ooar1er business = good
deal 1ks . sriagle-Lheg's t99 s11es - r.
Hows 1-At dslyin' aay tai1z tia-- mLa
sed, and similarly / @-4't adu1L.ln' nolhln'.
nav Farner Fosey seLl, "a / all : g. .
1crt 20 s@y s1out & n. cause I Elaks IL a
r4ls 1og ~ spsas q . nan 1Tless 1 ean sAg
something good about 1lm. = 10 a. 3 mgch
Agrs tnan nat. Fosey's Lsad Jillsa n y 1ils's
brothers ca the aoFth, ard so4.da Ike
- MAKE trouble il q n4y5orhood. BaE
h4a Summer boar1er ouct--tlgo year ayo
Ind ton walt 90 more. Gaelly . HlaR
81 = woman - a. welcome - ny house "a
t1e sunshine, bUt / don't want 90 more
sumner bCartsrs Ia mlae. 1 fetched one
crop aad IL dllat Day
1 reckon IL pa t4orns m ny hear- And
uy vie hear mat voc de out IN they
lay - away ll tie Graveyard. NOW, uy
farm = ou tls rlVer. ana lt always yla-tet
pretty vel The larl big doub.a one,
and M orchard rlIs back from tle bllI
fn0ren qlarter OF q nile K 1n SET 1l mY
back stoop and see q L4lf section Jest
grInlln " "a crops. alf not a weed in u-sy
can 20 In the cellar aly spring and count a
hundred Jars ~ preserves, rnl sh-y nigh 2-l
or en- wish red riobons tlad GA from Las.
years far. We d1n'J eat tae scrap.h's and
sell Lns clean goods Ws take ths best we
raise for us, aud 4 tleys any Left, All they
ginely IS. we sell 10. 50 = mal needu't
s-arve nor tu-a ~ Lis n0se IN nv house.
Wei one day two year ago I was Ia
town with The sprng clD ot Wool aud tho
posts-slress sed, when 1 got ny Herald
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15
LITTLE GiaL on TrE WALL.


ss- TIE esyligst Is e0as. aaa ne sUrtsias lrs
5rs@s.
Azd shs x.syaias sins al sIons On shs Lava
Ana ~ lilsls eEss sEiss. e. sAs cones 81 ny
Gals
-caa't pay -isa tAs litsis sl.s4 SRI ca sAs
vail
rhO' sss's dsIiiss tast sry snt aog tat can
esrk
a A.nI cat and a fary equipped Means .rk
WAT delighted her nlosL ever since she eoaid
eraEL
s.s been va.t sAs calls the black girl On The
s24
.Tis bedtime and Bessie our one little lamb.
Comes bIesting: %. mAmma, rn lonely, an
I've 20 brothers nor sisters-Ivs 10 one al al
Bat Ihst dear liEtls daring black glr1 on tns
valli
Il aOn't see her By e.ytine-o, where Goes
she gof
Bus a. twilight she follows ns-now 70 snd
Wherever turn. And II get fAn
WY, tbea. down goes tie little black girl On
ire WALL
Mamma what does she eat snd, o. what
does zhs drink.
thlnkl
Now shes little Ike ne and next minute rhe's
tall.
But l never can catch that black girl on the
wallg"
So our pet prattles on. when shP's IN for race
Vita hes shadow 20. isn't lie just such
chGseD
And she dances ike mad down the nre-lighted
hall
As she hunts for the little black girl on the
wall
--Boston Globe.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

Tom-Tn going 70 give Fla = nttis sar-
PRISE.
JACK OF what sorf'
Tem-Tm going - sivs hin some cigars
Jack Good onesl
Tam-Of course
lax Then thst viii Pc \ Reruine sur.
srtsa te PhIL / sm sure. HArper Bazsr.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

Tie propheey q msduan thk. 9
ai@astross ssrthquske ~ouid shock Loo
don Oh April s IN. oea<-e-a tBoHsgDdi
q persons ~ pee AIS period II tSsf
.ssa ssF-es skd a. s2nt&-
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15
A SUMNER B0ARDER.
Toshzs Green's Ss1slols View cf
tds Case

Has . sAiasiss tks ozssris4 H. To-
siass-rhs reslI..sa Eskaa - /. FzrazsE
Whs Oaes satsrl.lzaa "a EIss211
K@.ax A@a 1sz4 Case.xs.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15
q
GRAN KS!
What a Lot Of Them There lrs Here Is a Partial List

The Musical CRANK-the most famous Of all
The Hand Organ CRANK-of wood and iron
The Old Coin CRANK-the collector of bogus brumnies from
Europe.
The Clothes CRANK-the dude
The Baseball CRANK-Mr Poor player.
The Medical CRANK-hss a remedy for everything
The Know-all CRANK-can't be informed.
The Grind stone CRANB-for the small boys use
The Muscular CRANK-who dies early Of heart disease
The Dudette CRANK-Aways looks the store windows for
her reflection.
The Kermiss CRANK-The idol Of the booth.
The Artistic CRANKwho feas Lis eyes especially attract
i've novelties and delights walk among Art Goods and
critcse the of the Furniture corner Of Ottawa
and Louissreets, where everybody is welcome
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

THE SOAP is excellent for washing called SPOTS
scratches etc. etc. horses. for it Viii cleanse
tang the vegetable OILS Of whiea MADE cooking
healing IN effect
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15

an iros 30 pscture sypcs q ssfsa ~sss SO
lettsr. / stSA ! eS1 l 9lsA ! I'D fust
I've l s0an Eas - ss16 oae ~ . sunusF
oo4Ttter - e@ looks Was1 yog eont kDe~
tin strafs. clsae. fssr-spcken s1a eoossb
&n1 ars - t1eF seen - ns now-1ars,
creep1n' iyl1 felers wstb Gods tfe a1
goos eat, VIA e.ge hznles from hst ~
t1eI bars 40 t1elr syss wLtt sririso q
rzl1sd ziE-s : scrssUil sser e., ana ~ b
tie 1ssvy cd u ho1sss foskses ere4cn
hearts presto en- d9wn. aowa, deeper
n deeper l1to evsrlzst.u' poutshuleat
TheFs two sides - ttis sumner boarter
tasinsss.- sshus Green. "a Ch-s@so Her.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-15
A WORD OF WARNING.

There white represented be good as t So "
they ARE H0T like all oOuntert lack peculiar &
OF the genuine Ask for Ivory" Soap and insist getting
ooryrsh. Proctor a
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-09-13
YALEDICTORY.

For for more than fifteen years I
have been identified with the patrio!
and Herald. For that time | have
tried to make it honest and true and
independent in tone. 1t has been
the earnest advocate of tho rights OF
the people and was constant in its
opposition to ring rule and poliIi
cal bossism.
Two years ago the paper was sold
aud organized rs stock company
and its place of publication changed
from Marion to Wytheyille.
At recent meeting of the stock,
holders it was determined to run tho
paper in tie interests of the Malone
ticket.
Nothing was left for me but tc
withdraw from the ediiolia l conduc;
of the paper or support ticko
against which my conscience ant
Judgment both reyoltcd.
To the readers of tLe Patriot ant
Herald | say, farewell !
WM. 9. PENpLEroN
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-09-13

Accommodation train Except Sunday
leaves Richmond I.l5 p. III. and arrives
Scottsville 500 p. Ill. Leave Scottsville
. % n. m, arrives Richmond .. 10 a. III.
Trains marked thus: "Daily. tDaily e1-
cept Sunday. +Daily except Monday. Train
No. takes dinner at IIowardsville.
Trains ON Buckingham Railroad Branch
leave Brcno Bluff for AKRON dnily except
Sunday mt Z. IL a. III. and Csc p. M. Re
turning. leave AKRON daily except Sunday
ut lib y. III. and CTS II. III.
Express trains connect ut East Licking
ton with Il. IL O. trims.
Through Sleeper Clifton Forge to HINT
inSton. Louisville and Cincinnati. Only
one change to st. Louis.
CONNECTIONS.
Al Clifton Forge with C. d o. Railroad
for the South, West, Northwest.
at Loeb Laird with Shenandoah Valley
Railroad.
AT Lynchburg with N. K w. Il. II. for
all points South, Southeast md Southwest,
and V. NJ. Rniltond for nil points North
and South.
AT Richmond with Associated railways,
Tor all points i'll the South and r. L. Il z.
Il. il; for all points North.
AT Lexington with IS. IL o. II. r.. max
ing close connections Mt Iiarpcr's Ferry to
and from Pittsburg and the West; also to
points North and East
For further information apply to
Il. II. PANNILL, Agent,
j. II. MACMURDO. q. p. A.,
Richmond, Va.
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Lv HaScrstown 1910 p IN and 4 cop M.
ar Harrisburg, G. V. II. r., LOS Il III
and I.l0p III.
ar Phila., 2. Il. r., 4.25 lii and 1855
p m.
Ar New fork :. 10 a m and 9.35 p m.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-09-13
" IRGINIA In the Clerks Office of
Tazeweil Circnit Court, August 18th,

" IRGINIA In the Clerks Office of
Tazcwcll Circnit Court, August 18TH,
1889
john Z. McAIullcn, George p. McMullcn,
fianse Ashworih and Florence NJ, his
wife. Samuel II. McMullcn james II.
McMnllen, John G. Gillespie and Sarah,
his wife, heirs ut law of james III. Nc.
Mullen, deceased, Compliments
against
The heirs Mt law of Christian Peters, de-
ceased, whose names are unknown and
who aro proceeded against as unknown
parties Henry Boyles, Pearls Boyles,
James Boyles, Samuel Boylcs, Harvey
Boyles tue heirs ut law of Patton Boyles.
whose names are unknown and are pro-
ceeded against ns unknown parties, John
e. Watts, tcrling L. Watts. IT., Rhodn
Simnerman. Mamie George, Capitoln
George. Jennie George, Andrew Porter
nntl Sallic, his wife, Defendants.
In CHAEcERY,
The object of ~sthis suit is to perfect the
title to tract of land lying on Blmestono
ana the waters thereof, now i'll possession
of the plaintiffs. 10 partition same n,nonr
those entitled, and TO charge the shares Of
the defendants who nre entitled to share in
the partition of snid land with the payment
OF the sum of s'l6l.9S with interest there
on from the 29tli day of August, 1886, md
Tie sum OF > with interest thereon
from tio tiay of 1S
beng the CT of the costs of the suit of
VIM. Cox vs.. john Bnyles anu others, Intely
pen,sing i'll the Circnit Court OF Tuzewell.
And 1t appearing from sufficient evidence
that Rhodt Sinmcrman, Mamie George,
Capltola George, Jennie George, Henry
Boyes, Pearls Bnylcs. James Boyles, Sarah
Boyies, Harvey Boylcs. the heirs mt Inv of
Pntton Boylcs, whose names are unknown,
and are proceeded against MS unknown
parties, and the heirs ut law of Christian
Peters, deceased. whose names nre mn
known, and are proceeded against MS un-
known parties, ara non residents of this
state. 1t is therefore ordered TINT they nm
pear here within Is days after due pnbii-
cation of this order and do what may be
necessary to protect their interest in this,
sult; and that copies hereof be published
and posted ms prescribed by law.
4 Copy-Tcste:
II. BANE HARTMAN, D. G.
4. u. ). ID. MAY. y. Il. augf6-4t
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SOUTIIEkN TIME CAKn.

No. 4 has Pullman Buffet Sleeper from
Memphis and Chattanooga to New York
VIA Roanoke, HaSerstown and Harris
burg without change.
No. 3 has Pullman Buffet Sleeper
from New York to CHATTANOOGA and
Memphis without change, via harris
burg. liagcrstown and Roanoke; also
has connection ut Hagcrstown with fast
mail from Baltimore.
No. has through connection from
Philadelphia VIII Harrisburg and G.. V.
railroad, and from Baltimore via w.
NJ. Il. r., daily except Sunday Also
makes connection at Waynesboro juno
ton with {. " o. Railway west-bound
train.
CONNECTIONS.
AT Iiagcrstown. Nd. with Western
Maryland L.. r.; and with Cumberland
Valley Railroad to and from Harris.
burg etc.
at Shenandoah Junction, w. Va.
with main line BALTIC. & Ohio to and
from the west.
Nos. ) and 4 make close connection
with G. y. ut Wanesboro Junction.
AT Loeb Laird with Lexington br
Il. Is A.
All buchanan with Il. & 4. main line.
At Roahoke with Norfolk g. Western
O. HOWARD ROVER,
Gen | Pass and Ticket Agent.
DAVID ". FLtCkWIR, Roanoke, Va
superintendent. Roanoke, Va.
G. Nj. FUTTERER,
Passenger Agent, Hagerstown, Md.
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a RINGING LETTER FROM EN
SENATOR JNO. +. LEWIS.
LiSwooD, September 9.

LiSwooD, September 9.
Eds. Valley Virginian:
l have read with pleasure your able
and manly article, giving the reasons
why you cannot support tho nominee
for Governor Of the Norfolk Conyeu.
tion, and write TO endorse your 20
sitior.
/ "as one Of T. few who met in the
city of AloXnidria, in 1866, to organ
i@o the Republican party OF Virginia,
since Which time have given to the
pa?1y. in national, State and county
| elections, II constant and cordial s.ip-
port | cannot, however, support
General Aluhonc for Governor, be.
cause ! sincerely believe the interest
of the party, i'll the State and nation.
will be best subscrvcd by his defeat.
Alahoncism is not Republicanisin,
and until the former is rcpudiatcA,
the latter can never prevail in I'ir
Sinia.
Had General Mnhonr, since the
election Of Governor Cameron in
lSSi, shown half the zeal in wagi,,y
war upon the Democratic party, that
lac has shown in his efforts to ''cr,ish"
or drive from our party many of It's
best and most efficient members, the
State Of Virginia today would be
more reliably Eepublican than Ohio.
True Republicans have not forgotten
his assassin like attack on the Hon.
james 6. Elaine N his Infamous SO
crat circular, nor his numerous acts
of folly and malignant persecution
which nave resulted in the defeat OF
the party in tho State since 1882.
The time lins come when, i'll my julg
inent, all these acts should be re-
bukod.
Tho ovlls wo endure lie not alone
III the plan of Organization, bad and
unrcpuhlican rs j! is, but in tho CHAR
actor and methods of the man him.
self who as a candidate for governor
is now appealing 80 Republicans for
their support, and | am persuaded
that il The situation in Virginia was
understood by or friends in the
North, he would receive no support
Of any kind from tAat quarter. The
recent SO called ''compromiso" he
has utterly disrcSar;lcd, and, if pos
sible- has been more arbitrary. tyrrn-
iiical and unjust than before. lie
ought 20 he defeated, aud do not
doubt that such will be tho result in
November.
JonN T.. LEWIS.
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Fl7-s:@' E6OWho 7NON Ri7TERS

'nf's INDIGESTION. NNioiisncs., u! loUsia Mala-
fin. Nervousness. aud General nchility. physi-
clans recommend II. All dealer. sch it, Genuine
La i.aGc Mari. and crossed rcd lines onwiappcf.
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NJ ORFOLK ~ WESTERN RAILROAD.
IN Time Table i'll effect May ~. 1889.

v.
IN Time Table i'll effect May ~. 1889.
Trains leave Tazewell,
No. i02-DmI,
600 II. III.
No. lOl--Daily, except Sunday.
loo p. IN.
Train l02 connects ut Graham for Poca.
hontas. Elkhorn, Duhring and intermedi.
ate points.
At Blueiicld for Radford, Norfolk: Bris-
tol and intermediate points.
Train No. fOl connects mt Graham for
Pocalontas Eilihorn, During and inter.
mediate points. At Bluciicld for Radford
Bristol and intermediate points.
Train No. l01 arrives Tazcwell 1880 a.
m. daily. except Sunday, connecting from
Norfolk. l,adford, Pocrhontns, Duhriur.
Elkhorn and intermediate points.
Train No. lob arrives Iazew, I:i7 u.
IN. daily: connecting from Porahontns.
Duhring, lynchburg, Bristol and inter
mediate points.
CltlPpLECREEKE NTENSION-Le
Pulaski 7:0oa. III. daily except Sunday.
and 3:OO ?. ~ daily.
Connections ut Lynchburg with Viz
ginin Midland Railroad for the North and
Fast, and at Roanoke with Shenandoah
Valley Il. Il.
For fur'hcrin Internationally to Tick.
ct Agent; ii Depot or to
W. b. BEvILL,
Gcn'l Pass. e Ticket Agent.
Roanoke, Na.
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Captain L. Taylor Scott, Demo.
cratic candidatc for Attorney General
of Virginia. will address the voters OF
Tazcwcli county. at the Court Mouse,
on Tuesday, 'ho 9th day OF Sortcn.
Der, 1889, Count Day).
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-09-13
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

~ Bi4lt FAMINE.
Captain Il. Taylor Scott, Demo.
cratic candidate for Attorney General
of Virginia. will address the voters Of
Tazcwcl! county. at the Court House.
on Tuesday, tho 9th day OF Sertcn
Der, 1889, Count Day.,
The members OF the State Central
Committee OF The DrmocrNtic party
Of Virginia, for The Ninth Congress
sional District, are 4. NJ. Bowman,
OF Saltvillc; T. 4. Lynch. of 'iazowcil;
Jno. NJ. Tate, OF Lee; +. $. l'inncy.
of Russell, and j. Z. Martinez Craig
These gentlemen, cx-ofiicio. con
stituto the District Congressional
Committee, which has general super.
vision of the canvass in The district.
AT recent meeting held 10y the
committee Mr.. \. II. Bowman WAS
unanimously reelected chairman and
the counties wero allotted to lha soy
eral members Of tho committee as
follows:
To 4. NJ. Bowman, tho counties OF
Washington, Smyth, Wytho and Pa
laski.
To Jno. NJ. Tate, the couniicapf
Lee, Scott and Wise.
TO +. $. Finncy, the counties Of
Russell Dickonson and buchanan.
To 7. a. Lynch, tina counties OF
Tazcwtll and bland.
To j, Z. Martin, The counties of
Craig and Giles.
General Malone luns The auIacily
of the devil himself With apparent
sincerity and manifest vchcucncc he
denounces the ''unsavory methods
OF the Democratic party, as ii lac did
not expect thereby TO provoke expos,
urc of his own corrupt explorations
in politics. In 1876 he was chairman
OF the Fourth Congressional District
Committee and president OF Tie Dem
ocratic campaign clnh with hcldluar-
ters mt Petersburg. Tho following
circular letter points directly to the
authorship of The notorious tissue
ballot frauds OF that year, III ibis
State:
ROoMs or
THE CONSERVATIVE CAMPAIGN CLru
Or TIE TouEru CoNG. DIST, (
PETERSBURG, Va, OFT. |, !S76.
Dear Sir-u'hc President directs
me to inform you that all the clec-
ton tickets to be used by The Con
seryatives of your count} on The 7lh
OF November next will be furnished
by this club, and requests Chat you
will not obtain or ALLOW am others TO
be used. This is done with the sane
ton of the State COMMITTEES. Please
notify your superintendent ri once.
Respectfully,
JonN J. CAMrDrfI., Secy
The tickets furnished by Malone
were little larger than postage
stamp His method of cheating The
negro was simple, bnt effective. Ii
was TO stuff The box with tissue bal
lots, ten of them being voted by each
OF his trusty hcnchmcn: and the law
requiring the number OF votes TO cor
respond to the poll, TO cause one of
his picked judges TO be blindgoldcd
III conformity with the process pre-
scribed, who would. of course. draw
out the large. on negro ballots, and
leave Mahonc's tissue ballots in the
box TO be counted. This was the
peculiar conception of the gonilennn
who now demands clean methods mt
elections Satan must rehuke sin
several more times before he can dc
serve to rank as saint with Malone.
--Lynchburo News.
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JoHN i. LEWIS.


STATE or ONO, Cry or Tol.Epo !
Lucas COUNTY. :. :
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that
he is the senior partner Of The firm OF
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in the City of Toledo. County and
State aforesaid, and that said firm
will pay the sum of ONE HUN
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every ease OF CArArRm that can't b,
cured by iiALr.'s CArARRu Cure.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
:'worn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9Th day of DE
ccnincr, \. d. So.
- a. W. GLEASON,
- Notary Public.
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Take Take! Take Simmons Liver
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S. f.. Ii. means Simmons Live
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Bookkcepcrs and others of sedent
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Brain workers keep your heads
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