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The Vanceburg Courier, 1884-10-08

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iMmonetnitrathaijM-jv is sn inspiral1 In the name ai lictmicniry bsiay nuili nuili-ic - ic nuili-ic of a brilliant victigy in November The nomination of Mr AA'adswurth by the ItvpnhlicaiiM b s personal challenge to every Ih-morrat in tlw Distrirt sml tlw responsibilities slumld lw promptly ami bravely met Tlw lwttle will open hi Ohio on Tuesday next and wlwtla-r our ailvaucu is suceessfnl or repulsed we want to lie in pi within to meet the result with a solid front Tlw outlook is rlieering Tlw aymthies of tlw peo people - ple people are with the struggling young states statesman - man statesman froni Carter ami there is a t-owit-ful prestige in tlw names of Ck-velaml ami Hendricks todar During the Ohio canqmign hitter ss it 1ms been the only indignities offered nny candidate eamo from Republican bunds True some lays along the line of 3Ir Blaines March threw copies of the Mulligan letter in his carriage hut no ieraonul violence was attcuqitcd ami ns Mr Blaine had himself written the k-tten of which these were copies no offense "Could be taken I'p in the AV ex extern - tern extern lJeserve wliere Iiepublieans lmtrli (mt in the sunshine tike turtles from tlw suml Mr Newman was attacked while viewingnlieuioeRitU: pns-cssion in (me of tlw towns Several missiles were hurled nt him some of wliu-h came near taking effect - A Republican j-rocession was ninrcliing at tlie same time ami on only - ly only tlw coolness ami ibrliesnim-e of Mr Newman prevented serious trouble IJttle nmtlera like these show to which party the roughs U-long 3Ir P P Glidden who purchased a small farm near Quincy of AA' AY Ag Ag-new - new Ag-new about year ago and set it in sheep has been so successful tliat he de desires - sires desires to sell his present farm ami pur purchase - chase purchase larger one somewhere in this county Mr Gllddcn reganln Lewis county aa one of tlw finest slwep grow growing - ing growing section east of tlw Mississippi and lie desires to engage in tho business on a wholesale basis 31r G is an Eastern man and possesses tlw yankes push that makes things go - - AYliy is it tliat so many neglect eon ghssnd colds until they get consutup consutup-Son?ArTiyTI - Son?ArTiyTI consutup-Son?ArTiyTI It so many die of eutumm eutumm-ption? - ption? eutumm-ption? It is because they will not ranw and he healed Every rew knows sure eompwrer of throat and lung diseases is Dr Aviator's Balaam of AYlId Cherry and tliat it con Lo got of any druggist

u aM-w la port tho hniNing oeenpied hy K N Jones' grocery Where Iw 1ms a well selected stock of leather ami findings " Dr II M 3Iarsh formerly of Mays Maysville - ville Maysville passed through town Thursday eve evening - ning evening on his way to I run too where he is now located Tlw Dr will soon ex ex-clian - clian ex-clian go Ids Ohio bourn fur one in AYin AYin-ehester - ehester AYin-ehester this state Jas Rugless of Naybrook 111 was a momentary caller on Ids friemla hero on Thnmlay coming In the afternoon and going Friday morning Ilia family who have been visiting liere fur several weeks accuuipank'd him houm - Alien Brewer has draped Black's branch in gold and nissett ami brown with hia raring tolmrcn ami Capt T J Bruce of Stout's bottom lias grown a large crop in wlik-li are many leaves ranging in length from forty to fifty in indies - dies indies nml lmlf aa much in breadth Onu of tlu-se crops waa grown on hack land tlie other wus raised In tlie Ohio valley These cns demonstrate tlie availabil availability - ity availability of (ir wiil fur the pmdnvtinn of this nniMirtant factor in tlw commerce of to country - If you feel yourself growing weaker your strength failing tlw functionn of your lssly liecoming impaired take war warning - ning warning in tiuu-1 Your blood in starving for want of mmrialiment Dr Gnyautt'a A'ellow Dock and Fnnwparilla ia food fur the bbsid It pnrifiee tlie stream of life and strengthens every rt nf tlie pair ndinlhls a broken down constitution prr prr-duecs - duecs prr-duecs dreamless aluiulier and restore wsl(vl energies smlssliattcpod nenmu system A trial Iwttln will convince No oilier remedy eqnalls it ' - The religious editor of the Covaixn while perforniing missiouary work with the merchants Momlay evening1 caniu into ilfi-gitiniate runtset with tiw being of Aghew A 3Iitclwl's door The result is an earthquake along the forehead alwut the size of s feed trough The sliock waa very perceptible The door deeen't seem to have been greatly In Injured - jured Injured bat this in fair warning to the merchants to iron tiwir woodwork if they don't want H tkrfaooil - Eugene Feochtinger music dealer of Portsmouth hangs Ids advertisement on the outor-wall of today's Cocnixn Mr F is master of the masicsl situation

- Some man with a small capital who does not ask to gather ia tlie world in one ilay bflt who is willing to work and wait I or a proflUbto loudness will fiml a good oning in the feny at this place No town along the river of the same Impor Importance - tance Importance and commanding tlie trade from tlie opposite shore tliat Yanceburg docs hntlios a good steam ferry There is no good reason why a steam ferry hero hIhiuM not make money from tlje start jut any gentlpmaii would be reasonably safe in assuring tlie projectors of such an enterprise a jmifitable retnm by tlie' close of tliu first year' Our trade from Ohio which is already large would be ininieasurubly augmented - by the ac acquirement - quirement acquirement of a safe swift and eommo eommo-ilioua - ilioua eommo-ilioua yicthod of gnawing tlie river X14 trsilcthc milling and tlie agricultural products of Irisli bottom would come to Yanceburg and tlie travel from this side would bu materially increased Tlien again tlie towing about town woukl add consiilerublo to tlie revenue of tlie ferry Tlio present outlook is favorable fur an increased business here for 18S4-1886 and good steam ferry would receives lUienil share of the pnifits arising there therefrom - from therefrom besides milling greatly to Hie Tol-' nme of trailer Yanceburg has cn opera liiHise clnlis ami other adjuncts to met met-rojiolituuisni - rojiolituuisni met-rojiolituuisni which makes imr old fash ioned- wrist power ferry to tlie town whnt a isiir of Imrk moccasins woukl ! on tlie feet of a full dressed dude We umk-rstand Mr Kenyon the owner o! tlw ground on the Ohio shore offers ev everything - erything everything fair and we know the city will do all in her jiower to aid the enterprise - Lust Monday in less than a halfdays time A AY Katon- seen red over one hundred members to tlw Ck-relaml am Hendricks rlnb at this place Tills is good work but wlien we consider the entlinsiasui -among tin- Democracy am i their ileterminatiun to reguin this Com gresskmal District it is nut surprising A using tlw members aoinireil hy Mr Eaton are many who have heretofore voted the Kepnlillcau ticket This fact

SOCIAL OOSS1F Col Cole of Olive 1101 ia home on a -visit Miss Jennie Taylor of Cotlottaliarg is TisitingMra Conner Miss Emma Jeffers of Concord is tho guest of Mrs F Conner ti 1 4 ' iMr George Pettit Clerlfkof Adams county was liere yesterday- ! Mr J Tracy' iof Rome spent Pnnday witii his family at this place V II Perkins in tesceieg on the class classic - ic classic blue borders of Cabin creek ' Miss Minnie Brace is tlie gnest of her conein Mrs J T Henry at Maysville Dr A M MuGoffin of Sewell AA'cst Virginia was a visitor in town on Tiinn-lr- t V liev M D Chandler tlw new ' pastor of the 31 E Church South arrived last Sunday ' It L Brace 1ms recovered from his recent ilncss and is again at Lis law studies ' ' t Mra Cupt AA'alker of Augnsta is vis visiting - iting visiting the family of Capt T J Brace in Ftont's lwttom t ' ' y AY T Hendrickson nf Portsmouth passed tlirmigli town Futnnlay on his way to' Angusta JE Knmiley of Irontnn was here Tlinrsday en liis way to Station to teach the public school ' Mr Joe Frytr of Portsmouth has' been visiting tlw family of Judge Fryer fur several days E E t-umple our popular young drug druggist - gist druggist wan married on yesterday evening to Mins Linnie Kennn dangiiter of Mr Frank Kenyon (qqjosite this place Mr Bennie nf Kansas was here lost week in search of a form He visited Greenup county but will return to Lew Lewis - is Lewis ami continue bis search for a Loom- i - AY A A' aim luw resumed tho man- id

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