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For the cure Of Ague and Ferer, Loss Of Appetite,
Indigestion, Heartburn, Night SCeats, and ere
ry symptom Of General Debility.
The discovery of the SOUTHERN Tonic" is claimed
as an original and highly valuable discovery, and its
inventors assured that it must rank Of the
most respectable Compounds offered to the notice
of the Public THIS medicine does not boast of "magi-
cal charms" 10 insult the good sense Of the
Public, by assuming for itself the reputation Of
for the of all diseases, which would be an
absurdity but honestly claims the credit OF eectng
perfect and lasting J0r FEVER AND AGUE, and for
being the best Tonic in of GENERAL DEBILITY OR
WEAKNEss. now known. Those medicines which effect
removal of the of disease, alone worthy of
confidence The Southern Tonic, in of Fever and
Ague aceompsheS this purpose FULLY, and therefore
makes perfect cure. II is submitted 10 the trial of the
public with perfect confidence, founded upon
what it has already accomplished.
number ofcertifcaIeS tesIifying to the great eff
cacy of this medicine, accompany each bottle; it is
deemed unnecessary insert them here the surest
way to test its value will be 10 give it a trial
For sale, by WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD; 49,
Agents, Raleigh, n. e.
july 81, 1898. 1861 COW.
u In alt cases of failure to cure the AGuE & FEVER,
where fair trial made. the Agents authorized
refund the money.
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7 AND FOR SALE. now offer for sale valu-
able of land in the County of Lenoir, known
the "COlier place." situated on the north side of
Neuse River, 35 miles above Newbern, and miles
of Kinstcn containing one thousand four hundred and
eleven acres about one thousand of which still
cleared and covered with Oak, Hickory and Dogwood
growth, indicating fertility OF soil not 10 be surpassed
in its vicinity The plantation extends for two miles
on the public road and the distance the river
where there is good seine beach, boat landing, &c.
The terms may be known by application 10 my friend
LOUIS c. Desmond, Esq OF Lenoir.
Also, lot No 20 in the town of Knston.
also offer for sale, three blOo.led horses Of
the fashionable stock in the United States. They
may be Oak Forest the residence of my father
in the County Of Nash.
SAMUEL c. BELLAMY.
Angusr 49, 1885, IgS-lf
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CITIZENS OF NORTH CAROLINA.
BRANDRE HIS
Vcgetnble UniVersal Pills

Vegetable Universal Pills.
This celebrated Medicine has been in use in gland
nearly century. 1t has been introduced into the Unt
ted States little than three gears, since which more
than five Millions of Boxes have been sold. Its nnver
sal wherever introduced, speaks quite sufficient in
its praise, all who recommend il. There never was
an individual that did warmly recommend it, who
has had any experience ofits properties
As an Anti-Bllious Medicine, it claims preference
over every other now in use. The only thing about
which there requires care, is that the genuine Pills
procured and reember that DR.. BrandreIh has
authorized any Doctor Druggist Apothecary, or Ptdlar,
in the United Sates to sell his Medicine.
The Brandreth Pills sold by them generally coun-
terfeit calculated nure the health of the patient,
and ruin the character of the genuine Pills. made by
DR.. BENJAMIN BRANDRETH, OF Nev York.
NEVER FORGET, that all authorized Agents have
copperp certificate of Agency, signed 'rriting,
with pen, by the Doctor himself; the daie is copper
plate (not written This certificate requires renewal
every twelve months
The following are Agents. and each has certificate
OF Agency dated August 1st, 1888.
William Peck, esq. Raleigh, Wake Co.
Messrs B. & H. Baker, L0uSbuIg Franklin Co.
" T. Sc J. White, Warrenton, Warren Co.
NJ. d1 T. Ferrel, Halifax, Halifax Co.
Sub Agencies be obtained of the County Agents.
S. BRADLEE BROOKS,
Travelling Agent.
August Is 1885. l9S3my
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indeed be in Egyptian bondage; our goods. our
lands, our persons would all have their price,
and the sole purchaser would he the great bank
ing government.
1t really seems to US that the merchants are in
a false position-that they are acting directly a.
gainst their own interests, and are attempting to
overthrow the long settled principles of com
merce. There is. however some excuse for ma
ny of them: They are deeply involved in the
present banking operations; they see nothing but
ruin to themselves if matters are again restored
to their proper condition; and it is natural that
general principles should be forgotten in an i'm.
mediate personal interest But this state OF things
cannot long continue. The merchants will find
that the sooner their reliance on banks ceases,
the better will be their prospect of prosperity.--
They are learning fast that bank facilities are not
the shortest or surest way to wealth; that it is
easy enough and very pleasant to get discounts,
but that 1t is not quite so easy to take up the
notes; the banks are very good servants, but
they are most terrible masters, and when they
once get poor wight into their hands it is all
day with him. In short. we have great hopes
that this very respectable and influential class of
citizens, the American merchants, will ere long
discover that, in opposing the Administration,
they are opposing their own interests, and that
they will, like sensible men, return to the faith
of their fathers, to the good old letus-alone doc
trine.
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c o NJ NJ o N E R S

George Dunlap, P. H. Winston.
James M. Nye.
NJ. Patton, P. Britain.
Lewis Bond, J. r. Rayner.
l-Barksdale.
Frederick J. Hill.
Willie A. Blount, John McWilliams.
3. J. Erwin, VIM. Carson, E. P. Miller.
D. Boyer
Augustus Smith.
Elijah S. Bell
Alfred Perkins.
J. S. Guthrie, VIM. Clegg, NJ. @. WaddeA.
Paine.
Stephen Hollingsworth, D. Reid.
L. A. Gwinn, Levi Walker.
Samuel Hyman, w. B. Wadsworth.
]. Jarman, Hampton Sullivan.
B. L. Beall, Charles Brummell
Robert Bryan, w. S. Baker.
Thomas Howerton, w. P Williams.
Elijah Hester, r. B. Gillian, H. L. Robards
w. Stallings.
James Williams
J. H. Lindsay, -Doak, -Thomas
S. Whitaker, VIM. Daniel, DR.. NJ. Wilcox.
Kennith Ravner,
Tilman Farrow.
-Keener.
J. P. Caldwell, J. A. Young, J. H. Mclaughlin.
J: Tomlinson, John F. Ellington.
N. Hoke, KiIIian, O. w. Holland, W. Monday
Windal Davis.
-Siler,
J. A. D. McNeill
VIM. Harris, Thomas Pemberton.
G. w. Caldwell, J. Hutchison, c. Erwin.
Raleigh Robuck.
James T. Miller, --Larkins.
Ford Taylor.
Junius Amis, Herod Faison.
Pollock.
Trollinger, Stockard, Sims, Graham.
Robert Jones, Moses Chambers.
| A. G. Proctor.
John L. Foreman, John c. Goreham
l-Wilson.
w. D. Crawford, H. C. Jones, J. A. Clement.
Zebedee Rush, w. B. Lane.
Richard P. Cardwell, Blake w. Braswell.
Oliver K. luton, James Blount.
Duncan McLauren, George Thomas.
VIM. T. Miller, VIM. E. Mills, J. 7. Bedford.
d. Sloan, Timothy Underwood.
Puryear, Boyden, Oglesby.
G. Fl. Matthews, J. NJ. Covington, ]. Stafford.
Charles McCleese.
-Guyther.
Eli Petty, VIM. w. Peden.
VIM. Eaton, Jr. Samuel A. Williams.
G. Brogden, Elias Barnes.
N. Rand, D. B. Massey, James NJ. Mangum
Tilman Blalack.
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100 of 1000 dollars.

13 dra1cn numbers IN each package of26 Tickets.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For endowing the Leeshurg Academy and for other
purposes,
Glass No. g. for 1888.
To be drawn Alexandria. Va. Saturday, Sept 29,
1888.
GRAND SCHEME.
CAPITAL 10000 dollars 10000 do. {; 5000 do.
2S2O. Iz- 100 Prizes of !, 600 dollars, .ET
so of $500, so of 5000, &c.
Tickets only SlO-Halves $5-Quarters 50 so.
Certificates of Packages of 26 Whole Tickets sl4o
26 Half do
26 Quarter do 30
UF Orders for Tickets and Shares or Certificates of
Packages in the above Magnificent Schemes, will re-
ceve the most prompt attention. and official account
of each drawing Immediately afer tits over to all
who order from
address, D. S. GREGORY & Co. Managers,
Washington City, D. c.
Aug 20. 200-2t-p.
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= be- The Steamer Gov. DUDLEY, intended to
ply between Wilmington and Charleston, arriv-
ed at our wharf, on Friday the 18th inst after
boisterous passage from Norfolk, where she
stopped on her passage from New York, to E.
rect mast The following are her dimensions,
as furnished US, at our request, by the politeness
of Capt Ivy
Extreme length on deck, IT'S feet; keel, l65
feet; breadth of beam, "a feet; depth of hold
10 feet; 487 tons; diameter of cylinder, Sc
inches; stroke 10 feet; diameter OF water wheel
22a feet spread u feet; 100 horse power; fue
l cord per hour; draws 81 light and feet
loaded Speed equal to any Boat in the world
WIimin CtOn Advertiser
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D We are requested to state, in justice to the
nJ;dstes not elected in Franklin county, that the
cement that Mr.. WILLIAMS was nominated only
few davs before the election, is incorrect. lie
Aid not attend the musters, but was nominated at
Inne Court
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CTATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
NASH COUNTY.

Willie Bunting, and Others Jno Kicks. and others.
Bill in Equity, March term, 1888.
TT APPEARING TO the satisfaction Of the
Court that Of the defendants, Arthur Whitfield,
is not resident of this Stale Ordered that publication
be made in "The North Carolina Standard for 8
weeks in order that the said Whitfield may appear
answer, &c to the aforesaid bill of complaint.
JNo. H. DRAKE, Jr. c. NJ. E.
Aug. s. (Pr adv, : o23.) l9' ot'
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July IS.


1T
VI BRUNKER, respectfully informs The citizens OF
Raleigh. that he has established himself as GUN and
WHITEShlITH, in the City of Raleigh, opposite Mr..
JOHN o RoRKE's Coach Shop, on HaFgett Street. Hav
ing served his time in of the best establishments of
the kind in New York, and farterng himself thai he
is complete of his business, he hopes to receive
liberal share OF the public patronage.
Guns Pistols and Rifles will be made to order. Guns
stocked and repaired in the best style and warranted
Locks repaired, Keys fitted, and in short, every part Of
the business faithfully attended TO.
Nav 9, 1888. 164-tf.
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Capital prize $4,000 Nett.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY

For the benefit of the Petersburg Benevolent Me-
chanic Association.
Class No. 6, for 1888.
To be drawn Alexandria, Va. ON Saturday, Sept 22'
1898.
SCHEME.
Capital $35 $1ooooa$5, 600 Loo 00oI$3 500
u 40 Prizes Of 900 doll 81
so of $2OO-6o of $3.50, sc.
Tickets only $lO-Ha!ves $5-Quarers So so
Certificates of packages of % whole tickets sl30
Do Do do do g g dS5rer haIT do do a. "a 90
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NOTICE..

To the Heirs of Wagslatf Cannady (Deceased)
Whereas the Executor of Wasstaff Cannady is ready
to make final settlement Of the Estate, they, their
agents, hereby notified to present their claims for
settlement according 10 law.
WYATT CANNADAY, Executor.
Granville Connty,1 100
August 7lh. 1853 { '
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nrMr. MELcHOR, from Cabarrus, was classed
Dem. Rep in our last-should have been Fed
In the Senate % instead of %. The number is
now %. These errors had no bearing on our gen.
oroI remarks.
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S E N A T o R S .

Col. H. Rabun.
Moses Baker.
Melvin.
]. o. X. Williams.
Enoch Foy.
Caleb Etheridge.
DIR. Speed.
James w. Harper.
DIR. Montgomery.
VIM. B. Shepard.
Alfred Dockery.
II. G. SpruiIl.
Edmund Jones.
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-Col. ANDREW JoYNER, of Halifax, ~ c. is
o,o.tpd President of the Portsmouth and Roanoke
Rail Road Company. Col. j. is at present mem
tor IF the Senate of North Carolina.
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NOTICE.-THE subscriber
IL having qualified Executor to the last Will and
Testament of Mrs SARAH STONE, late of Raleigh, de.
ceased gives notice all persons having claims against
said Estate to present them, properly authenticated
within the time prescribed by Act of Assembly, this
notice will be plead in bar Of their recovery; and those
indebted to said Estate requested to make immed
ale payment as desired 10 settle the Estate as early
as practicable. D. w. STONE. Ex'r.
Raleigh, N. C. Aug. 81, 1928. 20O-4t.
Register.
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COUN TIE S -.
S E N A T o r S

lnson, Col. Joseph White,
Ashe,
'uncombe,
Iertie, VIM. Cherry,
'laden>
brunswick,
'eaufort,
Iurke,
,abarrus, G.. Melchor,
Columbus,
'arteret.
'urrituck,
>hatham, VIM. Albright,
;howan,
cumberland, Archibald McDiarmid
camden,
>aswel James Kerr
raven, Samuel S. Biddle,
)uplin, James X. Hill,
Davidson, w. r. Holt
idgecombe, l.. D. Wilson,
rankin, John D. Hawkins,
Granville, John G.. Taylor,
1ates,
Greene,
9uilford, James T. Morehead,
Halifax, Andrew Joyner,
1ertford, Thomas B. Sharp,
hyde,
Haywood,
redell, George F. Davidson,
ohnston, Josiah Houlder,
ones,
1incon NJ. Reinhardt,
1enoir,
Macon,
Moore,
Necklenburg, S. Fox,
Martin, lessee Cooper,
lew Hanover, Charles Henry,
Nash, Samuel L. Arlington,
Northampton, w. Moody,
0nslow -Foy,
Orange, j. Allison,
oerson, |. Williams,
oasquotank,
Pitt, Alfred Moye,
9erquimons,
Rowan, Samuel Ribelin,
Randolph, Jonathan Redding,
Rockingham, David S. Reid,
Robson,
Joseph Med. Carson,
Sampson, Thomas Bunting,
Sury, NJ. Franklin,
Stokes, NJ. r. Moore,
Fyrrell,
Washington,
Wilkes,
Warren, 's. Weldon N. Edwards,
Wayne, John Exum
Wake, Samuel Whitaker,
fancy,
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BRILLIANT SCHEME.
$50, ,OOO--$1 OOO-$ O,OOO,--10O of 81 900.


ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class No. 6, for 1888. To be drawc at Alexandria,
Va. on Saturday, Sept Is, 1888.
Grand Capital So ono dolars' Capital Of $4,000 do;
do 10000 do; / do 5000 do; do 1850 do
100 Prizes of 1000 do 10 do 500 do; 20 do 300 do
IS do 200 &c. &c.
Tickets only $I0-.HalVes $5-Quarters 81 90
Certificates ofpackages of 25 whole tickets Sl1o
Do do 25 half do 20
Do do % quarter do 30
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sEPEEmRER PRIZES.

Ia drGac1 Ballots IN each Package of Is Tickets
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit of the Town of Wheeling.
Class No. S. for 1888.
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va. Saturday, Sept /,
1888.
BRILLIANT ScHEME.
Capital $30,OO0-lO,0oO,
So, 900 $5 900 81 900 S 5000 So, 500 g. 12os2 600
IS Prizes of S., 10000 of $5OO-29 Of $500
80 Of $3O0-4O of $3.50, &c.
Tickets only SlO-Halves- -$5-Quarters 81 so.
Certificates of Packages of 25 Whole Tickets $40
Do Do do g S5 nalr,.r Half do do 60
79 No. Louery-I3 drawn ballots.
STATE OF VIRGINIA
RICHMOND ACADEMY LOTTERY,
Class No. S, for 1888.
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va Saturday, Sept 6,
1893.
CAPITALS.
Highest Prize 100000,
SIooOO-$4, ,OOo-$3, ,OOo-$2, ,5OO-$1, ,797,
SO of 81, ,OOO-5O of $4O0-50 of $500, &c.
Tickets only $1O-HalveS $5-Quarbers So so.
Certificates of Packages of26 Whole Tickets Sl40
Do do S6 Half do 20
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Buncombe, Haywood and Macon,
Burke and Yancey,
Brunswick, Baden and Columbus
Beaufort and Hyde,
Carteret and Jones,
Camden and Currituck,
Gates and Chowan,
Greene and Lenoir,
Moore and Montgomery,
Perquimons and Pasquotank,
Robson and Richmond,
Washington and Tyrrell,
Wilkes and Ashe,
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- NASH COUNTY.
Samuel w. w. Wick ! D..:.:> D.-.:.:a
1.L r :e of real estate.
'e''o - ""> WI" { Superior Court of Law.
dnU Noroh torn, 1929


1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that Giles
Joyner of the defendants this case non resi-.
dent is therefore ordered by the Court, that Pubca.
ton be made in the Raleigh Standard for six weeks in
order that the said Giles oyner may appear next
be held for the County of Nash. at the Court
House in Nashville the 3rd Monday in September
next Then and there TO plead answer or demur to
the said Petition otherwise the same will betaken pro
contesso as to him, and heard exparte
JOHN H. DRAKE, Crk. S. c.
August IS, 1853. pr. adv. 81. 1873 St.
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IS .a.No1l .WEDICEV'EN.

WILLIAM M. MASON & co.
"AVING purchased The entire stock of Messrs T.
III S. BEcKwITH & Co. have commenced the APO
THECARY business at the stand formerly occupied
by them on Fayetteville Street doors North OF W. &
A. Sth where they have just received further sup
ply of
Drugs. Medicines. Glass, Oil, Paints,
Dye StuffS and PcTfumeTy, together
with general assortment of
FANCY AR TICL LES,
Which they will dispose of on the most reasonable
terms. H.
Merchants and others can be furnished with Patent
and other Medicines reasonable terms as they
can be got south of the Potomac. Persons would do
well to call and examine for themselves. Physicians at
distance, who may favor with their orders, will
have them promptly attended to- No pains will be spar
ed in selecting Chemicals and Pharmaceutical prepare
tion as they are determined that Medicines but such
as are genuine. shall be sold by them. One of the
Firm having been brought up the business. 10 which
he will give his undivided attention. thereby avoiding
those fatal mistakes that often occur through incom-
pstency careesSnes they hope, by strict attention 20
business. to merit share of the public patronage.
May 23rd, 1888. lS6-tf.eOw
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COACHES. BAROUCHES & BUGGIES.


-. THE Subscriber has on hand an
assortment Uf the above Carriages.
Ed%EAN5-R- Some very richly finished, which
SMSESNZ1F will, he thinks, bear a cOmpar-
NiNz2 SsszsyEAsse1s son Th any manufactured else.
SssEazsksssssSssd where. The work is warranted 10
be faithfully executed, and will be sold favo-
rabe terms as can be afforded Those wishing TO sup
ply themselves, will please call and judge for them
ewes THOMAS COBbS:
Raleigh, May %, 1888. 1Sbtf
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GENERAL PRICES CURRENT.
REMARKS.

REMARKS.
TAR.-Very scarce, and too late for supplies.
FLOUR.-The new crops of wheat is begin
ming to arrive Fayetteville-sad to be abundant,
and of good quality. Some new -four has been in
this market, of approved quality. Demand wholly
for consumption.
CORN.-Prime corn is very scarce. Retails
at S 10 per bushel.
RICE.-Of this article only small stock on
hand. Mills not pounding.
BACON.-Very scarce, and would bring good
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WHOLESALE
RICE s G U R II e n T,
At RALEIGH, N. G. August 20, 1888.

Corrected weekly for The North Carolina Standard
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-08-18
MAUMEE CITY HAT, CAP g. FUR

A CKER & KANADY having removed to-
N their new Store on Erie street one door
West of the old Post Office, give notice that
they have just received an extensive and well
selected assortment of Hats and Caps every
variety and fashion, from "a to sc, which they
offer for Cash only, at prices varying from one
shilling to eight dollars--conslsting of mems
Clip Beaver, Black and Drab Brush, Satin Bea-
yer, Black and Drab Silk, Fur Wool and Chip
and youths Satin Beaver, Black and Drab Silk,
Fur and Wool and Chip Hats, mems Cloth and
Cadet, youth and Childrens' Cloth, Velvet,
Plush. and Circassian Cops, all which they of
fer at New York retail prices,
As they intend hereafter to manufacture
Hats and Caps, they would give notice to
Country Merchants and Dealers, that they are
prepared to supplyat wholesale, Hats and Caps,
both of their own and Eastern manufacture, on
as good terms as can be bought this side New
York.
Being desirous Of disposing of their remain
ing Stock of Goods, they offer them unusually
low for cash. They have just received fresh
supply of Groceries, consisting of Teas, Sugar,
Coffee, Molasses, Lamp Oil, sc. &c., which
will be sold extremely low for cash.
Cash paid for shipping Furs.
August II, 1888. 90.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-08-18
HOTEL TO LET.

NHnMtz8 L " ltiLLN duu iihiiOuiuIO poooVoooii
HMiiil given, the new and commodious MIAMI
-MA.X- HOTEL, situated in the lower ward Of
Maumee City. This house is at the corner of
Detroit street and Michigan avenue, few
rods only from the main ateamboat landing,
and close by the Ferry, at which the travel be-
tween Michigan and the eastern states crosses
the Maumee river. t
This Hotel is ofthrec stories, with basement
rooms, fronting eighty feet on Detroit street,
and ninety feet on the avenue, and its position
on the bank Of the river, gives it conspicuous
and pleasant appearance. Several steamboats,
from Buffalo, and other lake ports, every day
arrive at and depart from this point. For its
command of respectable business both in sum-
mer and Winter, there is probably no hotel
better situated than this. tilt ~
To good tenant who would furnish it res
pectably, it would be let for term ofyears at
a moderate rent. In the same Building there
is large and well finished store, also to be
rented. II is one of the best situations for a
large variety Store adapted to country trade
in this region. a hu
Also to let for the present season, or term of
years, Warehouse and Wharf, near the MI
ami Hotel. Apply to the subscriber near the
premises. J. w. SCOTT.
Maumee City, Aug. a, 1888. rls.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-08-18
Commissloner Of the Gent Land Once

NOTICE is hereby given to oil persons in.
L y terested, ,that'at my instance, awrit Of at
tachInent was this day issued by VIM. Meeker
a Justice Of the Peace of Swan Creek Town
ship, in the County of Lucas and state Of Ohio,
against tie goods, chattels, rights credits, mo-
news and effects of Philander Noble, an abscon-
ding debtor ~. HOLLlNsHEAD.
Aug. llth 1888. "a O aaaf 20w8.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-08-18
MARRIED,

AT Evans Mills, jeff. Co. N. Y. on Thurs
day 9th inst, by Rev1 Mr.. Pettbone, Mr..
GRo. RICHARDSON of this city, to Miss Lou
rsA, daughter of Richard Beckwjth Esq.
Accompanying the above we received a
bountiful loaf of wedding cake, to which having
done printers Justice, we return our thanks,
with hopes Of long life, health, happiness and
all the little ct ceteras" of welded life 10 the
newly married pair.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-08-18
1885,
AMERICAN TRANSPORTATION
LINE.
1s3s.
ID -

T,HE Splendid Steamboat MONROE, Capt.
IL s. F. ATWOOD, will make her reg
ular weekly trips between Detroit, Toledo, Maui
NEE City and Buffalo, as follows Leaves Buf-
falo for the above and intermediate ports(weath-
er pcrmitting) on Tuesday of each week. On
her downward trip leaves Detroit every Friday
morning, Maumee City and Toledo on the af-
ternoon ofthe same day; touching at the inter
mediate ports as above. sitT f
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-08-18

TOARSE BOOTS.--A large assortment
~ for sale by the case at the Marengo cash
tore fs' A. VAN VOORST.
July 6, 1888 aea sR 14tf