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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-04-22
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AN ACT 10 amend seciiun eight Of chapter eleven
OF the revised statutes relating to supervision Of
schools
skcr ]. Section eight Of chapter eleven Of the
revised statutes Is hereby amended by adding the
follow ing words, namely shall I'm the ma
ncr choose supervisor Of schools. who shall have
the power and perform the duties which are now or
may hereafter bc required Of the commit Aresnid
aud his election shall terminate tho Office of any and
ali existing members thereof So that said section
shall rad follows:
SECr (. Every town hall choose by ballot az IL.
annual meeting experimenting school committee
"f three. un",s already done. hold Office n rru-
Niied In section fortysevcn and shall MI vacancies
art-ng therein NJ each subsequent annual meeting
except n provided In the two follow ng ectiun- or
shall. In the manner. choose n supervisor az
schools Who shall have the power aud perform the
dniir- whch are now or may hereafter be required
OF the committee afOre-aid and hi- el.cti n shall
terminate the Office Of any and all existing me mbcrs
of such committee.
SECT. 2. This act shall take effect when approved
tApproyed March /, lsIOI
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Chapter III.
AN ACT additional further regulating probat.
and uFac.aliuPa

AN ACT additional further regulating probate courts
and proceedings.
SECT l. la Gaze OF the death ofany Judge OF pro-
bate the Judg" of another county may the request
OF the register OF thu vacant county hold all nece
sary terms Of Ia" pr bate la that county until
the vacancy l. Illcd
SkCr. . The third section OF chapter sixty.three
Of the rcNi.ed statutes s. amended So that tn. last
clause shall read follows And In case Of the nb.
s"ucc Of ia" Judge or vacancy IN the ONCE at the
time ST holding any court the register may adjourn
The zane by posting notice thereof at The pro bate
off CO until the Judge attend or some other Judge
can be- notified aud attend"
SkCr. 3. The same chapter Il amended by adding
at the end OF scctiOn sixteen: when. by reason of
death other cause there g. vacancy In tho off CO
OF register and the records are incomplete they mar
be- completed and certified by his successor or BY The
person app, inted To act IS register
SECT Chapter siNiy-four of the revised statutes
l. amended that the last three iuc- Of the first
section shall read a follows; until he deliver. he
viii. or T. released 10y Nv" Judge otherwise by
der OF and lac hall also b.. liable o. the on Of
any party for hr damage su-ta ed by such neglect"
sECT. ). The same chapter Il amended by adding
At the end OF the thifd section. the ca-cs dc.
scr!bed In the preceding section upon the deposit
lions Of one or more Of them, sUbstaItiating the
facts
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Chaptsr o..

An ACT 10 amend SECTIONS ten and twelve Of chan
Ter three Of the revised statutes relating 10 choice
OF Highway Surveyor.
sRCT j. Section Ten Of chapter three Of the re-
Nised statutes l. hereby amended by striking out the
words "sury"yos OF Highways" In the slxt and
seventh lines thereof
SCOT 2. Section twelve Of The same chapter is
hereby amended So n Ia read as E,llows:
sEcT. IL Unless towns at their annual NEE III q
choose road commissioners or appoint the municipal
officers surveyors OF highway, ssid oicrrs shR aI
point surveyors of highway, whose term Of uflc.
shall commence ON the hrst day OF May. and end
with the last day " April in each year. and IL from
any cause the town fails or neRecs to choose at the
annual meeting. any of such officers arr not re-.
quirrd tn be chosen by ballot. IL after such
are chosen there l. frum any cause n vacancy In any
such ofic" the municipal officers may ll such Office.
aud va aneies by the written appointment Of proper
PERSONS who shall be summoned by the constable aud
required To appear and take the oath Of ce
provided In section fifteen, subject to the penalties
provided in section sixteen; such appuiptfnen aud
ih shall be recorded A. In case Of "A choice by the
t,wn.
Skcr. g. Section forty OF chapt eighteen Of the
revised statutes hereby amended By striking out
The word April In the fourth line OF said section
and inserting instead thereof the word May So
ibat said secuon as amended shal read ~ follows:
skcr. W. When the munich pal officers ire appoint
ed surveyors of highways by u town, they may In
Wrlung delegate their power part Of IL to others
they shall, annually bef re- the tenth day Of Nav
make written assignment of his diyi ion and limit.
Ia each surveyor OF highways To be- obs@ry by him
skcr. This act shall :ake effect when approved.
Improved February .. ls10.l
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Chnnser ND.

AN ACT 10 amend chapter ahy-one. ,ection forty
eight, OF the revised statutes relating 10 railroads
Section forty-rght of chapter Gfty -one of the re-
Nised statutes hereby amended by striking out the
words five hundred" and Inserting the words one
hundred and my and IL IL further amended by
adding after the words, eight miles an hour" the
following; except when from the condition OF Tie
track. or train II shall be necessary at great
rate Of speed. In which case IL shall be- the duty of
the conductor. or person Ia charge Of the train 20
cause some man 10 stand ut -aId crossing with a fag
by day and lantern by night, To any approach
Ing train upon the other rad that the s.cIon as
amended shall read - follows:
SkCr As when u railroad crosses another railroad
on The sam" grade, every enginemau both, when
approaching the point of intersection with mn
with or without train, shRll stop his 81 CINE Within
one hundred aud my feet of such p,iut aud f,,r.
reaching H. aud shall not pas IL at rate e cca,InY
elght uii's an hour: except when from the
OF the track or train IL shall be necessary to run AT
greater rate OF speed, In VII ch II Shall be th,
uuY OF VI" conductor or Persons in charge of the
tram 10 cause some man 10 stand "A said crossing
win nag by day, and a lantern by night, 10 warn
any approaching train upon the other road; and
when two or more crossings the same road arr.
within four hundred feet OF each other one stop viii
be sufficient; and II he violates this provision he
shall forfeit for each offence hundred dollar.
and the corporation on whose road the offence a.
committed shall forfeit two hundred dollars
Improved February D. lsI0.l
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Chapter IO5.

AN ACT 20 establish the salaries Of certain county
officers ia the e.. unity Df Cumberland
ht'T. / III" sniETy - the judge - probate for
HE county - Cumberland &, Louby cstnblished az
iwrlNe hundred dollar Per aHntm The falRry q the
register Of pr, bat" ~ Fifteen huudr dollars Per
mum, and tie ralaTy # 40" cbgifHHn Il tie county
cumtniet Toners al fik hundred d, i,aTs IpT auuum
IHy able quarterly %. h0TttDiofp &, mcuCiug IN the
mt day - AIt Ia lie ysHT q ~ Iltd one tho Us.
nud eight hundred and scYtrty instead the ta'a-
res nov provided by law. The salaries osthlinhtd
Dy tliis act slH De- lu 1uli foT q cial torN iCes
sLCT 2. hit set sha iake q f,c " hen aplToVed
lAppfoysd March D., 1870
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-04-22
Chapter log.

AN ACT 10 amend cha pter two hundrcd and twenty.
Tour 81 Inc laws ~ eighteen hundred and ifly-sik
relating TO tho charter Of the state Agricultural
Society.
SNr l. All Of chapter two hundred and twenty
four OF the laws OF eighteen hundred aud dny-six
except the first section. together With al acts aud
parts 81 acs not consistent with this act are hereby
repealed.
sEcE. ?. AZ each annual meeting Of said society
ia" time and place of holding the being d,sig.
mated by the trustees II shall eject by ballot pres
ideni .eeretaEy treasurer trustee aud other necss-
sary officers
skCT. 3. Said society may take and hold property
real and personal, he annual Income which shall
not exceed ten thousand dollars TO be applied ex-
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action 800 which ih're g. -ub-istuF verdict OF I-
y 10 majority ~ The Justice qualiG,d 20 ~ in A..
case amer mature confederation aud consultation do
DOT concur 500 granting u'w trial shall be- Tho dt.
- q the court l. ofd'r judgment On the 81, rdict
Nt't Tho amount actually raid by the Justices
81 10" shptrm" Judicial court i'r their boatd aud
httt'ratJ travelling tNIturrs. not exceeding thr,c
huhdftd dollar csch Ter year. when uh-eEt n, ~
hohe 20 tbs ID Chatgc ~ their - cIal dull, shall De-
repaid g. them by the state; and any ee nav He
hi- account e pence thus iCufrsd with lie s.c-
f"iafy ~ state aud the governor aud council shall
Hudlt the same, and iaw their warrant for the
amount thereof incurred within one year prior 10 the
time when tho account b. thu flied
sECr. 3 1his act shall take ~, q when approved
lApproyed February % 1901
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-04-22
Chapter 100.

AN ACT 20 establish certain rule, for the eons,ruc-
ton OF statutes.
Ia the construction NJ all statute hcrea enacted
IN" following ri's hail De bscTyed unless such con
stTuctiOu would b TepugnaHt the express terms OF
tn" same statute. that e. 60 sBy
firt Tie repeal ot act resolve IL all not re-
siyc statute Iva force before the or resolve re-
peaied took effect.
second The repeal of an act shall not effect any
Punishment penalty forfeiture incurred before ina
rpeal takes effect any suit prosecution or pro.
ce"ding pending Mt The time az the repeal for an
offence committed Tor the recovery Of penalty or
forfeiture incurred under the act re- " AIod
Third Action. pending AZ the time of the massage
or repeal OF an act. shall not De- affected thereby
Improved March l. 1901
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Shnuier los.
~ All nIlnwlnr - lnnlLnl .lInnnh fn 4

AN AtI allowing an annual stipend 90 the waldo
and Pen, b-Cut Agricultural S,cbtty
SLcT 1. The ~ asurHT q The tat. 4 hereby su.
~ rih'd and directed 20 pay "a the tTrasurr II this
waldo and Ien'h,c"t Agricultural society a sum
equal 60 the raised b ssid ci.iy The year pre-
ceding Interpolation. provided The ssmc d, - not
eNG'cd one hundred and tbiTty dollar, aud The same
'um shall be paid annually hereafter when ad ,oci-
"tJ hall bay" made III" proper returns and oth,Twi.s
c'mplird with Sd" awr psriEiHifg 10 tuch ,tirs
SLcr z And lh" sum 40 paid shall be deducted
from IN" sums SLOWED IA the Ties II lido and
fcn'b.coi, In proportion 20 the number - inhsb-
nRut ut each -p,ciiFe county within the limits Of
said waldo and Irno bscnt ghculiurai >, ci.ty
SECT 8. Tit act shalt iRkp IN e. when O. approved
iApproyed March 1901
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Chapter IO1.

AN 40 amendntoTy OF an act estAbIishug the times
II holding th" scvsFBl terms II the supTeus judt.
oisl couTt In tile county II Hancock. approved cd
ruAry twenty-cight. eighteen hundred ard sixty
seven
SEcr l. Tho supreme judicial court shall be held
on th" second Ius.days OF April aud October. In
each year at Ellsworth. within aud tor ia. county VI
Hancock. Instead Of the fourth Tus-days Of ,aid
mouths as 1, now provided by law. All the writ
prncsse- aud proceeding retuTuable aid fourth
Tuesdsy- Of April and October shalt be entered snd
have day on the sscOnd TuerdIys Of said months
SkCr. q This act shall take effect when approved
Approved February -. ls5O
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-04-22

c'usiF"E % 'e advancement Of agriculture, lurti-
culture and toe connected theTpNlth; and the
treasurer p aid c,y fhai give suitsbe bonds 90
iho board a. trustee for The safe keeping 81 said
property and for the faithful discharge ~ his dutss.
Ht'I The treasurer. at each annual meeting,
shall suinit full ahd eoTioct ,mebt of tie *.
p'ldltuTc-. stating the Hmuunt a. monty received
received, aud 90 whom and for wha. psrposes paid
out
STcr The secretary T. hereby required 90 make
report M the annual meeting giving ,tEiencnt -
Oh" doings of tho society, viii sucL Information and
suggestions a. may 10 deemed usoim Co the public.
bLCr. O. This act shall take "a, e. when approved.
tApprDsed March l. lsIOl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-04-22
Chapter III.

AN ACT 10 amend chapter eighty-One OF the revised
statutes concerning the commencement OF civil
actions
Skor. l. SO much OF section twentyeight Of chan
ter eighty of the revived statutes a. authorxs
attachments OF estates for Of years pre-
served by recording the Ia the oceof the town
clerk. repealed aud such atthchmsn .hAI be re-
corded In the office OF the registry Of deeds ike at
tachments OF o her Interests In real estate
SECT. 2 This act shall take effect when approved
lApproyed March o. 1870
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a. nplsr DU.

AN ACT 10 amend section three. chapter one hun
dTsI aud hifty-two, of the reyl,td statutes rea-
ung q Jurisdiction Of Justice Of The pace
S"cuOn thf"p OF chapter oL" hundred aud thirty
two. ut the revised statutcs T. herr by amend, by
inseTting aiior The word "Hrrt" ia NO frcuud Inc
the words, sixth, seventh eighth that ,aid &c.
ton IA amended shall read a. follows
SECT. 3. They shall have JuIisdiciion II the Of
fences de cribed Ia tie nTst ,Nth, seventh eighth.
aud ninth sections OF chapter one hundred aud ~.
~. when the alue 81 TIA" property s. not alleged 10
eSce"d ten dolarsi aud may punish FIR the hr,t Of
fence by hue not exceeding ten dollars, aud by
imprisOIment not more then two months and on 4
second conviction. by fine not exceeding twenty dol
iaTs' and by imprisonment not more than siN months
lApproved February %, 1901
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sI,.p,sr Dl,

AN ACT Tor the Incorporation Of Public Cemeteries
SfCr ] That the provisions Il The act passed
March nineteen. eighteen hundred and slkty-twu.
entitled An Act o. authorize the formation Oi juint
stock compauies Tor manufacturing. mechanical and
other purpose" be- and they hereby are extended
aud made applicable to all associations that may
hereafter b. organized under the aud puTsuaui
thereto for the purposes at uNuir x. managing and
Protecting ia d. aud their appuTtcusnccs apprupra
led Tor public comrteTies aud the properly Of tuch
corporations. aud the shares II stock therein shall
De- and remain exempted from taxation aud attach
m"ht 70 the same extent ~ TX" property i 90 cx.
smped la aud BY the r'.sscd siatutes u this state
SssCT. a This act shall TAKE cntct when approved
tAppTOycd 3, btuaTy 70, bsO.l
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CHAPTER 1rl.

AN ACT additional 10 and auicndatory OF " An Act
cstabh.hing the times of holding the several terms
OF the Supreme Judicial Court ." approved Febru-
AIRY twenty eight. one thousand eight hundred aud
siNty-scycn
SKCr. T. In addition 10 the terms now pro vded by
law, the Supreme Judicial Court shall be held anpn.
ally. by Of the justices thereof In the county OF
oxford nj Paris on IN" fret Tuesday oi December
sECr. 2 T. act shall take cfrct wh hen approved
approved March !. 1870
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-04-22
Ghausrr lQS.

Al All 10 establish the tees ni the county commits
si"neIs Of Arlington county
SkcT j. ir1m aud after the br-t day OF January
Ih ih" year OF our Lord one thouaud eight hundred
aud seventy. Ga" fes II each county
Washington county shall be- three dollars per day
VIM" actually employed In the service the count
including The time nec"ssary spent ia making drafts
or other labor instead OF the sum now liked by law
for raid fees.
hEcr. z. This act shall take fleet when appro we'd
Approved February =. lsIO.l
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Chapter 10.

AN ACT 10 es'abli "a the salary OF the Register Of
Probate OF SagaJahoc county
Sk"r l. The saiary ~ the register OF probate for
the county of SngRdahoc. from aud aftcr the hrst
day OF January. ia tile year II our IaTd one thou
sand eight hundred aud seventy shalt be- live hundred
dollars Instead OF the sum now allowed by law
SCOT =. Tit. act shall take effect when approved
LApproNed March 8. lsIO.l
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CHAPTER %.

AN ACT to repeal an act entitled AN Act proVld-
ing for TeSleSr Ia criminal case approved March
third, one thousand eight hundred aud sixty. MIN.
SECT. ]. An act entitled " An Act providing for
reviews In criminal GASES. approved March third la
the year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and siSty.nine. IL hereby repealed.
sxor. z This act shall take effect when approved
iApproyed February -. Is70l
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Chm ptcr 100,

An All In relation To the supreme judicial court
ana 10 pay certain "N pen>es of the justices thereof
SEor' Inc fourteenth ction ~ the seventy
seventh chapter of the revised statute. 4. h.r,L,
amended by adding 10 The end thereof the 4 flowing
provisions: But when any OF the justices do mol
SIT In case on account of Interest relationship or
otber dlsquaifytng cause. the concurrence Of ma
)nTity of tile remaining members of the court shall De-
suihc!ent 10 determine such case; aud In any civil
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aud nuudulouts receive the vote of sus person Mt
QualIH,d o bs ~ elector pT, idsd 20, i, c.ustl.
tuition they shall each forfeit ess than MY nor
more than one hundred dollars
Approved February 20. 1870
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-08-16
Lunch for Hat9ssOTists.

The sweetest of strains-trying to LIT pref
ty girl on horse.
An Iowa girl wants to die, but she prefers to
be smothered with kisses.
Il is said that tie connecting link between
the animal and the vegetable is hash.
Some one says if the night air is as unhealthy
as the doctors say it is, how do they account
for the longevity of owls.
Horace Greely is reported to be preparing
series of articles on What Know about Run,
ming a Sawmill The illusions to dams Will
be frequent. liz.
A little girl looking at picture of Eve in
Boston gallery, exclaimed: "Oh, mother, L
should think that woman would be AFRAID OF
grasshoppers Ha4
A California law-maker, more accustomed to
the arts and phrases OF poker than n to the par
liamentary usages of legislative halls, once sec
onded motion by saying, Mr.. Speaker l
straddle that blind. +"
The biography of Western senator closes
in the following style He cannot proper MIN
self through the muddy pool of politics at
higher rate of speed than that of rudderless
polywog through Kettle of cold mush.
You can get along 10 the world with home
" wife. Shell spend half her time IN looking
10 the glass, and turn, and twist, and brush,
and fix till she gets completely vexed with her
own ugliness, and she'll 60 right off and spank
the baby.
A Detroit lady complains that her husband
has fancy to gaze lovingly upon her while
holding her out at arms length by the hair, ca
ressing her cheeks in a way that lifts her clear
across the parler without come down until
she stops for good.
Youth is glorious invention. While the
girls chase the hours, and you chase the girls,
the months seem to dance away with down
upon their feet" What pity summer is so
short Before you know it lovers become dea-
cons and romps grandmothers.
On the tablet to the memory of the departed
Jones, WHO had been hosier, the bereaved
Hannah caused the following couplet to be in
scribed:
f'He left his hose, his Hannah, and his love,
To go and sing hosanna in the realms above"
Don't you know what the polite name is
now for corns? 1t is ''sebaceous excresecnces -
So if you get In crowd and two-hundred
FOUNDER treads on your toes you mustn't say,
''Git off my corns!' but, 'Sir, remove your
pedal extremties from off my sebaceous ex-
crescences."
ma am, said quack to nervous old la
dy. your case is a scrutuatutory complaint ~
Pray doctor, what is that ?" 1T is the droop-
ing Of the nerves. ma am the nerves having
fallen the chest becomes morberous and the
head goes tizarizsn' - ''Ah DOCTOR exclaim-
ed the old lady, you have described my feel
ings exactly
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4 springs.
NTRIRLING SPRiNGS.
AUGUSTA CO., VA,

y .s<dr ai AUGUSTA CO., VA ..f
Q3 miles from Staunton) al asA-sil +
This long established place will be open for
visitors on the first day of July.
The waters here are, Alum, Sulphur, Chalyb-
cate, and Free Stone all within $50 yards of
the Hotel. which gives the place an advantage,
particularly for families who need the different
waters-(an analysis of which will be Sent on APP
plication). These waters are offered to the pub
lie with the full confidence, that they are very
eficacious, and that they will give entire salts
faction. The Hotel accommodations shall be
GOOD. The Bar is stocked with frst-cass Liz
uors and the Stables, which are ample, shall be
well provided. There are fine drives around the
Springs for persons who would like to bring
their horses and carriages als siAl7se (
There will be good Ball Room music. .
There are Bowling Alleys and Billiard Saloon,
&c. ~ ~ - - t' ns1
Persons leaving Baltimore, Washington Rich
mopd, or Lynchburg in the morning will reach
the Springs at o'clock P M. the sarne day by
Trotters' Stage, or they can always find carria-
ges and buggies at the Depot in Staunton, that
will bring them out at once, and at fair prices
The mails are daily.
Board 81 50 per day, SIS per week, $50 per
month: Children under - years of age. and
colored servants half price. Parties remaining
two months or over, $40 per month. 3;
CHESLEY KINNEY, Proprietor.
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ID "E, WILSON,

ID e. WILSON, -
General Commission Merchant.
18th street, third door South of Cary, Tin Corn
and Flour Exchange Block Richmond, Va,
Will sell Tobacco, Hay and Flour at q per cent
all other produce at per cent, and in all cases
make prompt returns. Liberal Advances made
on all consignments when desired Grain Bags
furnished free of charge. ~ 5ssf srT.-,-af +
y. GRAHAM WILSON of Rockbridge county is
with me, and would be pleased to receive the
patronage Of bis friends. .a ian2l1y
EpRNITURE, MATTRESSES, &C.
HARDWOOD & RITTER, ode
opposite the post-oflce, Main street, are now prt
pared to manufacture to order any style of FUR
NITURE and MATTRESS fsGsDa sst 10
) We have now on hand the most elegant stock
of CHAMBER, PARLOR, s. DINING-ROON
FURNITURE that has been seen in Richmon :
for many years. CHAMBER SETS can be pur
chased at our establishment from $35 to $500.
MATTRESSES and SPRING BEDS of all
styles made to order and warranted as represent
ed. As the prices of most other goods are COM
ing down, we have reduced the price of every ar.
tcle in our line, and are now selling about as lew
as we did before the war. All in want of FUR
NITURE or MATTRESSES can make money
by examining our stock before buying. We
have goods to suit the rich or the poor.
Al HARDWOOD & BITTER,
opposite the post-office, Main street, Pa
au31-ly Richmond, Va.
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S0ddIes, Harness, DC.

CADDLES AND HARNESS.-If you
- want good work, go to GEO. F. CLICKS
where you will find the best assortment this side
OF Baltimore, which he will sell cheap for cash.
Saddles and Harness Of all kipds-old and new
Trunks, Whips, Bits, &C.; Buck Gloves, (Win-
chester and Lewisburg nake). and in fact, ev-
erything in his line of business.
Thanking his friends for past patronage he
hopes to merit continuance of the same.
REPAIRING done on short notice. a,i- Efi4
Also a good lot of old Mcclellan Saddles and
Halters for sale cheap.
Store on Main street, 8 doors west of Augusta,
next door to Woods s. Gilkeson's hardware store.
Apl9 .aq.s -uov5su baa rsiidsb sIsasN I'd
ATEST NEWS! War Declared {!
IA ANNEXATION OF CUBA II
General Grant, or any other man, who wants
SADDLES, 80
BRIDES, 'V ~
HARNESS
new or secondhand aas 5zss4zssss
~.6 WHIPS, BITS, &C.,
must go to Ed Halls where he will find the best
assortment of the kind this side of New York,
all of which can be bought cheap for cash. 9sib
la.fnsts st.,s4--l ED. HALL g4s
on Wharf opposite Smith s. Elders law Office.