yoa want goods of any kind at
the lowest prices,go to A. &t. A. Burr's
MARRIAGES:
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In I.uncMter, April 30th, 1888, by Rer. F. Moore,
Mr. Hewlett Fixher, and Mi«a Rebel Ray, allot Lan
caster.
To Ocx Fullttn : —The nerwaitim of the cMe compel
ux to pww a friendly hand and good bye to onr many
endeared friend* in Lancanter. We go far away for a
' new hom. and »appi >eee. but .hall ever cberiah the
friendship* an.l hold .acred the offering* of dear old
• heme aaeo- iation*. Good-bye till the great cunimun-
I ion of apirita. And to the Herald office and it* *saoci
ationa, farewell. Th • print. ra' rule eha 1 govern our
, Mvea. HEWLETT A RACHEL.
Lancaster, April 30th.
In Plattaville, April 2«th, 1868, by Ker. Stephen W.
Frubie. Mr. William H. Simonda and Miss Henrietta
. 'My, uolh of Platteville.
In Hazel Green, April 15tli, by Rev. J. Kni bba, Mr.
Gabriel Milla, of Elk Grove, and Mias Eunice D. Ham
it ton, of Hazel Green.
In Hazel Green, April 16tb, by Rev. J. Knibbe, Mr.
J acob Fawcett, of Hazel Green, and Margaret J. Dexey
o.'III. '
T. W. Howes, M. D., Would res
pectfully announce to the people of
Mt. Hope and vi. nity that be is
permanently located at that place,
for the purpose of practicing Medi
cine and Surgery. AH calls prompt
ly attended to. Will he found at
Mr. Oswald’s store, 2t.
Schofield has indefi
nitely postponed the election in Vir
ginia ou the new Constitution, owing
to the fact that no appropriation has
yet been provided for to defray the
expenses of such election.
