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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-11-05
Business Notices.

"Et tn Brutc,' as the young lady, who
had just carried off the b0nors from a
fashionable boarding school said, when her
mlschievOus beau swallowed the last SPOON
full of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup
Thanks to the introduction of Salvation
Oil, our young bicyclcrs need not fear a
fall. 25 cents.
3. j.. johnson, contractor and builder.
WORK done on short notice, and satisfac-
ton guaranteed. Address Piedmont, 8. G..
f. B. Hickey, 1908 Min street, LYNCH
burg, Va, writes: IL was broke out all
over with sores, and my hair was falling
out. After using few bottles of Botanic
Blood Balm my hair quit falling out and all
the sores got well.
D0u you want new stove? Tinware of
any Kind, made from the best material, or
some OF the best and cheapest Jeans ever
offered in Pickcns county? If so, go to
Lewis & Morris, the popular corner store
Consumption Cured.
An old physician, retired from practice
having had placed in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula of simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per
mancnt cure of Consumption, Bronchitis,
Catarrh, Asthma, and all throat and Lung
Affections, also a positive and radical cure
io' ANNi NouS lIeDlIltS and all Nervous Com
plants, after having tested its wonderful
curative powers in thousands of cases has
felt it his duty to make it known to his suf
fcring fellows: Actuatc by this motive and
desire to relieve human suffering, | viii!
SEND Tree OF charge, to all who desire it,
this recipe, in German, French or English
With fn'l directions for preparing and us
ing. Sent by mail by addressing with
stamp, na'ning this pmrcr. w. A. Noycs,
$50 Powers Block, Rochester, N. y.
apr30yI
j. w. Yates, Tnllahoma, Tenn, writes:
Ut does me good 70 praise Botanic Blood
Balm. 1t cured m" OF an obscess on the
lungs ana nsth"i that troubled me two
years am Shat olh,r remedies failed to ben
eft"
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<S = -
rSOnEnJ,s Sa{ps.

Ihcr" was by far, the largest crowd in
aurndaEce that has appc rcd at the sales
IN some time, and the bidding was lively.
III Day W. Day, IL" acres was sold to Eli
as Day for $3.50; in Burdne vs. Lewis,
2i0 acres Was sold to Il. l.. Gilsrap for
500; in l;acus VS.. Krnncmorc. 100 acres
was sod 10 }. X. Iathcm, N. x. Smith G:
al for 81 ,4l5: in Pickens VS. Smith, ::s
acres was sold to W. s. Pickcns for $500.
and - acres for 800; in Norris VS. Norris,
81 acres was sold to ". Ii. II. Arial for
l,OS0; in Alexander vs. IIago0d, the
Green house and lot in Eascy was sold to
r. s. Brown for S ,090, and rs acres to
John Gilstrap for $780, in TAYLOR vs.. Hen
ry Is. Smith, IS acres was sold to Julius F..
BoggS for so: in Hunter VS.. John Single
TON, ~ acres was sold to the plaintiff for
500; in Smith VS. Stephens, So acres was
sold TO ID ". Cook for $iiG; III acres to
James +. Lay for $3.50, and 9G acres to the
same for 500.
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GREAT REDUCTION
HER Prices !

A change in our firm is contempla-
ted ut an early date and from this
date until our present stock is dis
posed Of we will offer our entire stock
at great reduction.
Tremendous stock of Jeans and
Shoes to go at O sacrifice. This 10
no old shop-worn stock OF goods we
are Offering but brand new goods.
Buyers will have a picnic Gs long as
they last.
There is few pieces of Jeans at
25c, up; Shoes zoe. per pair, up; best
Shirting Al cents per yard. Big
Stock Of Groceries at reduced prices.
Hardware, Crockcryware, Glassware,
Finware-in fact. everything now in
stock to go. No reasonable offer re-
fused.
A few moro of those fine Texas
Red, Rust-proof, Oats, call and get
some while they last.
If you owe us anything call and
settle at once. No goods charged af-
ter this date.
Six fine cooking stoves at cost and
freight, A good horse for sale cheap.
Respectfully,
HARRIS & MORRIS.
October 9th 1891.
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4l4DE4EeeYVAN'S
Barber Shop !
And Bath Rooms.

IN rear OF Mansion House,
GREENN1LLE, 81 G.
An easy shave guaranteed Hair neatly
and tastcfully cut. Sbampooing and hair
dycing Raz0r sharpening a specially.
Hair toniuS f"r cradicating dandrufr and
irritation Of the scalp for sale.
liickeys Magic lIairalinc always on
hand and for sale.
HOT AND COLD BATHS.
Your patronage is respectfully solicited
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Change OF Schedule, &. tS 6. Div. ". &
I'd. ne. BS

Taking effect Sunday November lst 1891
there Will he the following changes in
schedule of Columbia e. Grccnvillc Divis
ion, Information of which can be obtained
from Agents CT that Division. Through
trains will be operated between Columbia
and Giccnvillc, :. G., via. AlSton, New
berry and Laurcns as follows: Leave Co.
lunha 100 II. M, Aston $50 q. m., New
berry SIS II. M. LaurcnS O.I0 a. m, ar
rive Grccnvllc lL3O a. m.; returning, leave
Grccnrlilc 300 p. M, Laurcns G.2O p. H.,
Ncwbc,ry $50 p. NJ, Aston 800 D. III.
arrive Columbia 9.45 p. m.. connecting at
NcwhcrGy with trains number II and is to
and from Greenwood, A Abb2vilic, Bolton and
Anderson. Trains number I3 and II will
run between Columbia and Grccnvllc via.
Brlion rs heretofore. Trains will run be-
tween GrccnXilla, Seneca and Walhalla as
heretofore via. l'cllon and Anderson, con-
rcciing at Hrlt0n with no. Is for Green
wood, and al +" i &. points east of Bel
ton. Trains - .,Id lG between Colum.
ba and Spa ".G making connection
between thHiICS.'.u and Cincinnati carry
ing through siccpcrs will be OF rcratcd as
heretofore. W. y. TURK, A. G. =. a.
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-McFal's A'manak furnishes good read
| ing this month.
Read Sloan Bros. advertisement ant
call on them for anything.
Five of the skilled workmcn at Glenn
son college were off with sick leave las
week.
Aunt Myra Murphy is about 9G years O
age, but she still comes 10 town and enjoy!
| O visit to her friends.
-Messrs j. G. Stribling, James ~. anG
Norton Hunter, of Pendlcton, attended tn,
land sales in Pickens lust Monday.
Irwin DOdgcns was carried to Charles
ton last week to be sentenced for dslillDr
lie gets three months in Pickcns jail
Coroner Boggs was in Pickens last
Monday. Anyone needing his services will
find him at Fort Hill when lie is not al
Liberty.
Mrs. Chcsley Carey, who lives near
Pcndlcton the mother of Mr.. j. II. Carey,
OF Calhoun, has been critically i'll for sev.
cral days.
at his appointments. He will positively
leave each place at 3p. m. in order to be
at his next appointment.
Mr.. John Fenncll, a son of Mr.. Till
man Fcnncll is on the Clemson college
sick list. He has been faithful workman
there for several months.
The one -ycar-old infant daughter Of
Berry Owens died last week and its remains
were buaicd ut Ruhamah. The bcreaved
parents have the sympathy Of many friends.
-"Busincss is business, said the Dutch
man. If you owe us a little or big bill,
please come in and sec about it before the
roads fecZc up. Yovrs for money,
LEWIS e. NORRIS.
"A certain wagon in the county has
been terribly strained, but not with a load
or lumber. The owner mortgagcd it last
spring as Onc-hOrSc wagon, and then Dut
tongue to it and morgaged it to another
man as a twO-horsc wagon. The mortrar-
or has taken to the woods. Which mort
gagcc will get the wagon?
If anything in lie world sets farm
OH ana gives r>' "'.' OF prosperity to its
owner or MANAGE. 1t is a good barn. MIR.
II. Z. Grady, on the John Ferguson pluce
has just finished new barn. and It is he.
yond doubt, the best in the county. He
has had it painted and a traveller along the
road cannot help but observe it. 1t is truly
a fine structure.
Louis. the four-yrar- son Of Mr..
and Mrs. B. Lathcm, died last Sabbath.
Ills remains were buried the d " following
at the q. w. La'hrm Home Place in the
family burying ground Louis was a
bright and Interesting child and the parcnts
have much sympathy in this their sore af
i1iction. TEcy have the consolation that it
is an incstimable blessing to have been the
parents of such a child
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EInd SSarG,airla.

The real estate market was never so ac-
tive in this county rs now If You want
to pick up n bargain in land, yCu should
subscribe fer thc Sentinel and watch np
the advertisements. Something like the
Land Agency has hccn gre rtly rc'i"d in
this county. 1t las been selling and buy
ing some good bargains for its customers,
and if you WISH to s Ii or buy, send i'm
your name and II description of what YOU
have to sell, or Of what you wish to buy.
The Agency viii be Inorc than apt to find
some one TO trade with YOU.
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8. 3. Picnic.

The Sunday school at Mountain erov.
church will picnic Saturday, Noyember
21st: The following schools: Pickens,
Holly Springs, Antioch, Porter's Chapel
and Concord are cordially invited. Hon.
j. =. Boggs, J. p. Carey, G. f. Robinson
and Rev. J. nj. Stewart are requested to
address the children (and grown folks).
Let everyone come with well filled baskets
and have q pleasant time.
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Additional a;in
Lula leaves
Sunday
aV;oo l and IL 40 av" Athens II
reae 10 daily Sunday
II.
tmN
M
a III rivcS Twara g. I5a
am NcwI
| che fnnnN Yokto Atlanta,
Ncstu,
is in
and
tables
JAS. J.. TAYLOR. w
cngcr Agent
Ga
wv. II GREEN, GnIM ,Ia' ,Inos' N
AIahia Ga
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70 RE.NI Or SELL!

l propose to rent for q number Of
years Mt 8 bales Of cotton per year,
or sell for $500, my plantation on
winch VIM. Major lives, on the Salu-
da river, 10 miles from the city of
Grccnvillc, on which there are tenant
houses and good corn and cotton
Land sufficient for six horses.
And to rent my Taylor farm 4
miles south of Ea&loy, near Carmel
Church, for a number of years, at 4
bales OF cotton per year, or sell the
place for $3.50. There are on this
place 2 good dwellings, and / tenant
house, a good orchard and good land
sui!l"lcnt for II two. horse crop, we'll
located and in good section of the
county.
also have other lands to rent or
sell. Come and sec me if you want
land.
q. T.. AEebAEENesSVVSsRTHu.
pickens, 8. G.
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Cease Your coughing and enjoy refresh
~: Siunor, which DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
"" .."'''E" you
=" YVu going to the raccs?" eyes,
an i,, on the winning horse" mot the
handsome Abdulah, he is lame. Didn't
you know" 'I'll whisper in his car, he'll
win. They're using Salvation OIL"
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There was good attendance at Holly
Springs last Saturday. County Lecturer,
u. W. Singleton presided and introduced
The speakers. Mr.. }. II. Looprr was the
first speaker. His subject was the finan-
cial condition Of the country and he warm
ly supported the remedies for existing evils
as set forth in the Ocala platform. MIR. w
a. Hamilton was the ncNt, his subject be-
ing labor and capital. lie urged the great
Importance OF better compensation for tho
former and more restrictions for the latter
Hon. ii. c. Carpenter was then heard in an
earnest support Of the sub-trcaSury plan
and the good results to the people he
thouGh lis adoption would bring. Mr.. Joel
IL. Miller then addressed the audience on
the suffice, Of transportation and the evils
resulting from the greed of corporations
taking such heavy tolls from tic farmers
products. ca D. K. Norris then enter
tanned and instructed the audience on boil
the ncccssitics and rGasonabIcncss Of all
the demands of the Alliance. The day
was delightful and the pic mic was com
plctc success
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TIE ATLANTIC COAST LINE RE
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.

Wilmington, \. G., Sept. 2Cth, 1891.
Fast Live between Charleston aud Ca.
,ulnh'a and upper South Carolina and
Western North Carolina
COND.'NSED SClIEDUJr
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day afternoon, together with all the
contents. A defective .lur was the
cause. Tho house was, formerly occu..
pied BY Judge John S. Cochran, and
was insured.
Ado Kync walked Into his mothers
house yesterday alive and Welt His
mother had mourrcd him for dead,
having received Il telegram last week
announcing that hc had been Killed in
q railroad wreck. lie had not even
been in railroad wreck.
The voting places tomorrow will be
rs follows: First wnrd-old school
house, near tho Elson glass works. Sec
ond ward-Ushal place. Third ward
Sloan's carpenter shop.
The consumers Of electric light had
more on Friday and Saturday nights.
Tho arniatlirc was burned out.
Tho Ladies Auxiliary Society OF the
y. NJ. q. a. will give social on
Wednesday evening.
Miss Loll Dcits entertained party
Of friends very pleasantly on Saturday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hughes, of
llaincsyillc, visited friends here satur-
day.
Mrs. Rev. T. S. Dc 1iass has rooms at
tho haywood for the winter
Miss Anna Green is now night Cen
tral"at the telephone Office.
Miss Maggie bennington spent SUM-
day ut Mounlsvillc.
Mrs. Alex Davidson has returned
from Tiltonville.
Samuel Kirby is on tho sicl; list,
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Sarah Bcrnhardt's recent perform
cnccs at the Grand have not lcssencd
Cmcinnat2s appreciation OF Fanny
Davenport in tho least. Miss Davcn-
poF's Cleopatra is several degrees bet
irr than BCrnhardcs, while the pro-
sca.alion OF the play by Miss Dayen-
ports company was in every way lar
superior to the Bernhardt production.
-toHmrcial Ga;etic.
Henry L. Dixcy, according to the
Dsanaic Nc,r5, is hard at work upon
preparations Tor the early production OF
his new piece, 1.-THE Man With 100
LEADS" The first performance will
probably be giyennot later than Novcm-
her,. The play is an adaptation from
the German.
Lights and Shadows" will DO played
in the Martins Ferry opera house to-
morrow night. Among the attractions
this month will be Robert Downing.
The new management will book only
tir.tclass shows, and is running the
house as it should be.
Its rumorcd that Louise Thorndikc
tile later Mrs. Boucicault) has so lar
overcome the woes OF her widowhood
that she is engaged in marriage to q
gentleman from Chicago.
Advance agents have new duty now
While travelling through Texas. Uncle
Jerry lIsks cloud splittcrs have to be
seen" with free tickets, or fair weather
disappears.
Mckee Rankin, Frank Mayo, Edwin
I. IAorne and other good actors will be
in the company soon to take the road,
p.lyiHg The Athlete"
L. L. Graham will try his new oper-
aye farce, Larry the Lord" in New Or
leans in December.
Robert Downing, who is headed this
way, has q novelty in the shape OF q
lady press agent.
p. I. Fleming, advance agent OF the
Melville company, is at the Hotel
,DeElcr.
Election returns will be read from the
stages at both theatres tomorrow night.
Lights and Shadows" will be seen by
the Dellaircese this eycnins.
Mr. and Airs. W. J. Florence will star
together next season.
will o the Wisp" appears at Nc
kccspOrt tonight.
The Grand this evoning-"Hcarts OF
New York"
Opera House this evening =" Fan.
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FO r s Alb.

$1,000 viii buy houscoi i've rooms on Jacob
Street. Centre Wheeling.
House for sale Oh tho northwest corner OF
Chnpline and TweutySixth street, sly rooms.
Lots In 5. s. Bloch's addition on South Penn
aud Elm Streets, Island.
No. 100 jacob street, 81 $50.
lot on South Front street. Island. Sl,e0l.
Lot oil McColl0ch street, East Wheeling; dcalr.
able location.
Ono OF tho best manufacturing s,cI IN tho
city, fronting on two railroads.
Good business corner IN Ccntrc Wheeling.
House OF six rooms. 1886 Wood street, IN COOL
condition, $500.
House OF seven rooms. 233i EoIT street, $500.
House 81 four rooms ut corncrot Eighteenth
street and Alley q. SlOOJ,
Let! on North Eric and South Penn streets,
Island $50 10 500 each.
Full lot on jacob street, with q iivo roomcl
brick house IN the rear, Loo.
HGlilot on North Main street % BY 10 foot
$500
lialilot on Ts,rccs, sou.hoi TwOnty-cgh:h
street sl,Ooo.
Grove ut low figures.
Choice lots In Glendale
House OF five rooms, IN good condition, o3ll
Jacob street. ground ajXl0O feet, sl,G01.
lArEc lot NJ Elglngtou Lane.
Lots IN Filth ward IN Filan & !Whytos
addition.
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AEcminisccncc of Old Times.

"'NWHJ-0i, "a, COErFT.
Benjamin Ruggles Johnston, an I'M
destaker OF st. Clairsville, Ohio, yester-
day brought the remains OF the late
doEn Alexander to Washington for in
!!GTment intLe Hueylotin the cemetery.
Mr. Johnston drove IRON ST. Clairsyillc
to Washington, . distance OF forty-three
miles. in eleven hours. The widow OF
the deceased, who survives him, vas
Miss Lucy Huoy. She lived in Wash
lnGton before her marriage and expects
10 return to this place to reside perma-
nently. During the days OF DR.. Alex
aader's courtship it was not an unirc-
gqent thing Tor him 20 start from St.
Gainesville "ai;er supper" and drive
oyer IN time to make the evening call.
lis fine Kentucky horse covered the
distance in about four hours. Mr..
Johnston, the undertaken, who iurnisll-
ca ~ 0bSsrrer reporter With tic above
was named after m old
resident OF St. ClairSvillc-Benjamin
lE:ugg!es, who served eighteen years in
'ac United States Senate.
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The senior editor OF the Herald and
wife are now using Chambcrlain's
Cough Remedy for throat troubles, and
the result is gratifying, says W.L.Lylcs
& Son, publishers OF the Herald.
Houston, Mo. This remedy gained 4
great reputation during the endemic
OF la Grippe, and has since been a
favoritc Tor colds and like throat and
lung diseases. 50 cent bottles for sale
by C. Il. GOETHE, W. W. Irwin, John
Kari, c. Schnepf, c. Mcnkcmiller, w.
S. Mccullough, N. W. Heinrich, ". i.
Williams. S. L. Bricc, John Coleman
and w. II. Williams. Wheeling, ~. Na. :;
Bowie & Co., Bridgeport. Ohio; &. 1.
Peabody, Benwood, w. Va. DIV
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y Mr. J. Heilmeier, proprietor OF tho
ran Handle Steam Dyeine and Dry
oieaning Works, at No. 1851 Market
street, desires TO inform thepublic that
nc Is prepared to do cleaning, dyeins
y. repairing Of all kinds pertaining to
,ne human attire in the very best man.
N HS ana IN the shortest possible time.
w. He!lmeier is himself trained
saiior and no has competent force OF
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1914 MARKET STREET.

IoIi3) icct.at sou,hcas, corner Maryland and
sOhili broadway streets, Island, Including brick
dwelling house, No, q Maryland street, oaly
5000, This dirt cheap.
No. li2l McGnlloCh street, frame, only $500.
Hue building lots IN Pleasant Valley
No.2i Thirteenth street, brick, oil tnol5tn.
NO.?sli Chlpllnc street, brick. coru0rl 10.
no. 200 Chapllnn street, mo brick dwelling.
Nos. lv,i ana lr17 Main street, bridge CoriIer,B
fcot on Main street 40 feet on bfidgt approach.
No. North Fem street, frame, six rooms
no. l0l Ianc street, island, brick dwelling.
No. lgtl Chapltnu street, brick, s0ypn iuoriS
no. lbi Sixteenth GtrTQs, brick, four LOOMS
no, III Allcy II. frame, four rooms, m
No, lh2l Main street. business block.
No, IAN byron street. brick, six rooms
No, eOS North Front street. isnnd. only $500.
No, Us Thlrty.frt street, fine brick dwelling.
nFJ1
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~ THE THEATRES.
,.,,,, Apuut Phst Attractions and Those
IA Comu-GoI1ip About Players.

soto, ADuut Phst AttrhGtiOnS and Those
i, Como-GoI1ip Abon. Players.
A.tho Opera House Saturday Edgar
so,den and his fine company gave his
rrr.,y Irish drama "Willo' tho Wisp"
T. hotter audiences than Friday night,
IN, the performance deserved much
Natter business than it did. At the
C,onJ "Nigh,s and Shadows did not
S %'1 tho usual big Saturday night
T i'"n. Nevertheless II is II better play
,IGn the average OF its class that come
TO The Grand.
Tbis evening and tomorrow evening
Ira6lou Bros Fantama WILDE tho at
,,"%Iign 4, the Opera House, Tonight
%TI5 Hearts OF Now York. u highly
,.laI,pI scenic mcIo.Grama, will begin u
;Irc nights engagement ut the Grand.
TiigrsIay night "OF!ynn in Mexico
viii be seen there.
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BllII!AlISE..
hllsort, OF Local Sows auh Gossip iron,
tho GlnSs CitY.

Al,sort, =, ,,o,I Nn,r. ~, c,.,, ,.,r,
tho Gins, Ctr.
.Fr,n,,.R sArcbor tho corntv,s oh,;r.
ing and careful treasurer, has recently
performed good turn for the taxpay-
ers in delaying the dates for thc:pay-
menG OF taxes, an extension he was not
rE e9 ria 10 maEe' P T, layer ne ni
,Ia 'mu iiSmt 70 stn,.' ms = ohG o'
inncss he gives 10 Inc interests IN s t; Of tho
people OF the county Frank 4, Archer
Is as good man as he is a treasurer.
Tho mcctinr,in the CITY Hall sotur.
day night closed the campaign for the
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~ 4 FRIEND induced me to try Salvation
vi ior my rheumatic foot, ! used it and
Tic rheumatism is entinly gone.
join Il. ANDERSON, Baltimore, Md.
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:, Orders ,! by telephone, telegraph or
20 3 s'9iilco order for pure Pennsylvania
rye Whisky will receive prompt atten-
Won y by NJ. Z. Lally, 2lOo Main street.
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POSITIVE and unsolicited testimony
ron every section confirms every claim
made Tor the wonderful efficacy Of DR..
bGI!s Cough Syrup. Price % cents
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~ Dollar Saved i, n po,,o,. ,,,,,o =,

Ii you want TO save your money take
some stock in the new Wheeling Build
Ing, Association. Meets next Saturday
iaSht at Office OF Franklin Insurance
company, 81 Twelfth street. Shares
$4,000 each, without any rebates. Dues
-oc per week. For further information
"pply to either OF the following persons:
James McAdGms, Wm. Dillingham;,
u Inomas 0Brlen, A. ]. McNash,
nm. Mccormick, 5. L. Adams,
T W =. Giator, i. B. Klciyes,
W, Nm; IL; Ialler, J. c. Brady.
VI. W. Cowdon, Jas. II. Mcclure.
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SURER foundation cannot be laid than
the real merit which is the solid base
for the monumental success oil Hoods
sarsaparilla. 8