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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-10-28

routine and details, IS stopped during
the summer because of this absentee
ism. which, beginning with the Pres
ident and cabinet;sHtends to all She
hcads-of bureaus, and includes the
ciiiefs.of divisions in every depart
ment..
Practically. Therefore, the Govern.
menf has been in the hands OF subor-
dinatcs from June to October. Grant
originated this scandalous system,
and he has lived up toit since 1870,
cxpaisding It every year. The temp
tations offered by the want of super
vision, and the loose modes cfacccant-
ability thus accepted, have done
much to encourage the yenality,
frauds. and spcculations which have
grown to be so enormous, and are DAT
y disclosed in one form or another,
fever there was a period when
the Chief Magistrate and his adYl-
scrs should, by honorable conduct
and disregard Of selfish consideration,
have given an example worthy to be
initiated and respected. it IS nov,
when all industrial pursuits are pros
trated, commerce is languishns, en-:
terprise is stricken down, and a.mill-
ion and more Of mechanics and labor
ers, willing and anxious to work, are
employment. and in actual
IInstcad Of exhibiting the
'leasS Concern for this widespread
misery, the President and the ca5l-
net have been fcasting and royster-
ing ut the public expense, as If there
was a flush prosperity, and amuse-
ments was the first obligation ofpub-
lie servants.
They may fiddle in the midst of all
this ruin and starvation, without
sympathy for the suffering poor or q
generous emotion for the mistortuncs
that have overtakcn thousands. \
day of reckoning is not fur distant.
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COUNTY OFM.4SON.
Years 1878 and 1874
ron TIE


4 list OF the real estate within the coau.
of Mason, which has been returned de-
iaqucut for the non.paymcnt Of taxes
thereon Tor the years 1879 and 1871, on
which taxes and Interest remain unpaid,
AMI not relcSseior Otherwise discharged,
xislI interest on each amoun;, and Is per
cent. damages on each amcppt with iinisr-
est added Thereto. prepafeeircm ,irreesS
orls OF the AUDITORS Office and deliyered,o
the Sheriff OF ssid County TO be sold'at
public auction Tor the amount of said tax.
es, interest and damages, ii not previously
redeemed or the sale thereof suspended
according TO law.
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!.lNyAy DISTRICT.

Fake, James VI. 10 assc,, wcbstcr's NH
BRYAN, D. ". $50 acres Little Guyan.
Chapman, las. heirs ri and Jas. Curry
j. NJ. Reese, lfi acres i.i:tleGuyan.
Chapman William 80 acres l.it!c 6uyaa
hills.
Davis, Almond heirs oi $40 acrcs Guyan.
pufcrd, Mary v. 40 acres, Guyan.
jenkins, lIcaFy and heirs OF Vim. II
BRYAN, $50 acres, Guy&n.
Lord, Benjamin 9S,jiG ao:cS, Guyan.
Miller, Martha A. l3j! acres, Is water.
RoScbcrry ". .. aud james llos., rs
acres. GIyan.
same GI7 acres, GEyan.
Spcyar, James 1854 acres. Gryan.
Scott, Il. b. heirs 0i $50 acres, tinran,
same 100 acres Guyitn. \
Wray, Caroline, IS 9-lG0 acres. Ohio IS
hills.
Wray, Jane 81 I2o-lGO acres, ohiosixtsn
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cLENpENIS DISTRICT.

Eet,s. Ethanicl 10 acres, ealkrolis !sl'pl
Cunningham, Henry IS acres, Ohio Six
Gillespie, John c. so acres, Eanawha ls
Kiirour, Samuel 300 acres, Ohio l6 mile.
Melville. Elizabeth j. l.2 ae. Ohio IL m.
Roberts, l.. G. 81 arres, Crab creek.
smith, Augustus y. gu aere Ohio lG IN.
Smith. Harriet 800 acres. ohio Ii mile.
Shank L. \. y acres, Ohio l6 mile.
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Return of The Pilgrim President.

The New York San says: After 4
continuous absence of four and a-half
months and many wanderings, the
President has at last returned to the
Capital, where the law supposc< him
to be constantly present, discharsing
the duties which he has sworn to per
form. He quit Washington Tor Long
Branch on the 3rd Of last June, and
with the solitary exception of half Il
day on the 2lst Of July, he has not
appeared there since that time until
now.
Measured merely by dollars and
cents, this absence has cost the coun-
try pretty dearly. The present sala-
nv is at the rate Of sl371 per day in
round numbers, or sl4.70 for every
hour of the ten estimated to be 4 full
days work in ordinary pursuits, or
$40 Tor every hour OF the twenty
four, working, ldIingg, or SlecplhS'-
He has thus drawn from the lfGasu,
ry SlS,oS4 without having rendered
any service whatever except 70 sign
Official papers at Long brahch ana
to falSify the record by 4 pretended
execution of them as "done at Wash
ington."
1t is thus seen that Tor more than
third OF the whole year, Grant mas
utterly abandoned the puoilc trusts
in order to CRAFTY his personal tastes
for pleasure, and without any alleged
or actual cause whatever to justify so
culpable a neglect OF duty, or 10 en-
cuSc so gross 4 defiance of the common
law Of propriety. This conduct IS
the more rcprchcnSlble from the TACT,
that he is now receiving double the
pay allowed any former President,
and that it was procured by his own
importantly, and in addition to 9th
or cmolumcnts which exceed three
fold those voted to Mr.. Lincoln.
The effect of this example is not to
be estimated in money only, large as
the charge on the Treasury is at a
time of unprcccnted distress, and
when every dollar has more than its
usual value. 1t has dcmoralized the
public service most seriously. The
Cabinet felt justified in following in
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-10-28
.ARBUcKl.E DISTRICT.

HARDER, Ebert &. 200 acres, Kanawhs
Little Sixteen Nile.
Eagles. jesse us! acres waters"i Aapa'
"s same 100 acres Big Sixteen.
smith, Ralph and Charley !as'asre' VA
tiers Five Miic.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-10-28

Andrew johnson pronounced pa
per money a particular curse to the
laboring man."-RYnbiicaa Ercha"ge.
We ere authorized, by number Of
laboring men, to announce that this
is 4 curse they are prepared to un-
dcrgo to any extent during the com
ing winter, and they don't care how
soon the cuS>in' commences, Here's
an opportunity for the investment Of
allof that species ofpropcrty.- Vice.
ina Rsqietcr.
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SO foot Wells a Day.

He is now ready TO make contracts and put
down wells on Shor, notice. Any one de-
string well win find it to their advantage
to consult Mr.. Winkley. For draining
ponds, swamps, &C., this borcr has no SUI
pcrior, and is much spcedier than ditchins.
Mr.. Winkley has the agency Tor this borcr
Tor radius OF one hundred miles around
Point Pleasant. AdarcsS Point Pleasant,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-10-28

The Huntington .idrcrtisc' very
truthfIlly says: The Cincinnati
Commercial has 4 large number Of
readers and a coed many subscribers
in West Virginia. 1t is Gerotingall
its power of ridicule, sophiStry and
f;llschood to the injury Of West Vir-
siria rs Il State. 1t has made the
project for the completion of the
James River and kanawha Canal, a
special object of its vitupcration. 1t
has editorials against it; it employs
correspondents to write against 1t: it
permits no opportunity to pass, to
revilc or ridiculc the project.
West VirginiaDs should remember
this, and remember that when they
take the Gomauciai, they give aid
and comfort to i constant and 4 bit
ter enemy 10 the improvement Of the
Kanawha river, the completion ofthc
Great Central Water Line, and the
State.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-10-28
COLOGNE DISTRICT.

Bryaa. P. E. heirs llef acres. kan. river
same no acres, Eanawla riverNand u
mile creek. 80,
Collins, Israel 10 acres, Little VII r'k
pav. Alfred 5D acres, Little Mill creek.
IIarpcr. j. and q. ~ acrc-, l0miic creek.
S!in;r,u. James {. SIC acres, Cow I'm.
same ~ acres, Cow Run.
zane ~ acres, Ten Mile.
same 800 acres. Cow Run.
Rollins, Zackenah to acres. Rocky tork.
SincS. John u acrcs, Kan. 10 mile hlit'
Tucker, Emclinc Lot ri, Leon.
UNION DISTRICT.
Hoy. John l0i acres, waters Is Ei'ic
Howell, Elias G acres, IL mile Hills.
HAYES, YIN. i. 100 acres, Point Lick.
johnson, Margaret 10 acres, farsa
iu-l,, Casper 100 acres, Spruce Fork.
McCoy, I,!mtla, II! acre., Il faSlc GFrSs
Parsons, ". j., ". ". Parker and D. y
llcCoy, 20 sm,-, Thirteen Waters;
Saxrr. Abel, 100 acres, Yauscr's HIS
V1.le, Johnson, 200 acres, Mud Lick
Walker, James, $50 acres. Mud LICK
Wallis. Hugh, GO acres, Mud Lick. -
Wcmcr, John, eS6 acres, river and hui
Wemer, Jacob, 29l acres. Mud LEX.
Wcmcr, William, l02 acres, Mud LiH'
Wctzei, John L. $50 acres, Mud L'cS'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-10-28
Fire in Cllar!cston-LOSs $4,000
-Names of;llc Parties Who are
the Sufferers.
Especial to the Register
CuARLEsrox, %. IS, Isl


a fire broke out at s o'clock last
night in one of the old buildings in
the row Of shells on Capitol street,
and the whole lot of business houses,
outbuildings, carpenter shops, black
smith shops, and Hale House livery
stable, were burned in two hours
The Cotton Opera House and Courier
Building were in danger atone time,
but a part OF the engine company
watched and prevented the flames
catching. The men burned out are:
Ginger & Gates, groccrs; a. P.
Gates, photographer II. Whitteker,
stoves, tin ware and rooEng;S S. Dun
bridge, restaurant; D. Young, butch
cr; NJ. Uhl, boot and shoemaker; Fred
Clark, grocer; Vim. Watkins, grocer;
and the Good Templars Hall and fur
niturc. The loss is not less than
$4,000. Very little insurance. ".
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-10-28

Yes, s26 CO : iny g guaranteed using our
Vol Susor and Drills in Good territory.
Highest testimonials from ihe Governors OF
Iowa. Arkansas md Dakota AL tools war.
rgrted. Two wells 50 foot deep can lie bored
In one day. ana one well viii furnish wafer
sufficient for 100 head OF cattle. Splendid
work for winter as web ms summer. pcscrip-
tive Catalogue free. County rights for sale.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-10-28
LEWIS DISTRICT.

scbrcll, Frederick, heirs OF, lot No j.
Point Pleasant. LII
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JNO. WINKLEY,
POINT PLEASANT,

HAS JUS: received, and has now in opcr-
III alton this model wc!l-borcr. This in
vention claims that three men can put down
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-10-28
GRAuAM DISTRICT.

GRAHAM DlSIRll!.
Howell, A, acre, adjoining p, ". FHf
Howell, James Il. > lois, New liaStn'
Porter, Saah, LOT No. =, New Haven
Turnbull, John, ! lot, New llavch'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-10-28
COOPER DISTRICT.

Danni=e-, A. II. 1Ooac-cs, ridge be'F"'
Old Town and Ten Mile.
Great Kan. Int. Oil and Salt Co., ~! ACE
Hanawha and Ten Mike. r4
McDcrmit, Mary \. Is 4l-l6Qaeres, slssa
Mile Creek.
same 100 acres, Tomlinson's Run
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-10-28

Hoods dairy and cheese factory
near Shinnston, is quite an enter
prise. Thirty cows are MIXED and
an average of over one hundred and
fifty pounds of cheese are turned out
daily. The cheese is of the sehwcit-
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-10-28

The Capital question is now Che
main feature of interest in the State.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-10-28

The Parkersburg journal proposes
to let up on the Charley Ross bust
ness if the Charleston Journal will
stop blowing about the White Sui
phur Springs.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-10-28

The l're.6ytetiaps shascsesoi West
Virginia c9a ont j6g Tor 5e1eye !.ll,.
purposes SiG,sS5 during the year
ending September tst-
4 mrsterious,;neidcn; occurred in
tho ,ia;j II Handy CONT on Monday
n;Sbt Bean ghe oscupies one Of
tbe ccIls w,s locked mn in his. cell
Mn SobbIes ser1,relv lacked am liis
s Nj ~ IN ! Ssll IN. tho 6nnosite
a .I. - IN !. -: ,.os It.,.l:c,l
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-10-28
WaGGEyER DISTRICT.

Dowrcy, Joseph S. lot IS, thirdst' 40"
Center. Mason City. J, N,
scashoal, John, !! lot Il, Centre ST. y
son City. o, .;,.r
same 5i3 acres, Ohio river. .-,s
same 4l2 acres, Mineral, Johnson W.
same lots 81 to Il West Column"
same Il lots, West Columbia.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-10-28
MASON CITY DISTRICT.

Dowrcy, Joseph 5. lot Is, Front s .,'s,;;'
same lots, Il, Is, Il, 10, Brown ," III
Sidcbottom, Mrs. NJ, lot l?s, "'as :,
Thomas, Thomas, lot -, .inGe's"'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-11-09
Porter.

n. % The Epiz loiic is rasiug 10
,.-mine extent in this section among
= uses. At frs il appeared to be of
aid type. bu, latelJ it has assumed Il
=, alarming appearance. Almost
-, horse is sick, making business
rather dull.
rrysipelAs is very prevalent here
...,ses than was ever known at enc
-, Mrs. Rice who was attacked with
-. JpIy is still confined TO her bed
A.; lanes French is confined with it at
=. ,,esent time; his case is very dan
.,,s the attack OF the disease being in
lad and lace. Maj I. wSs q years
'lIl.,l mouth. Besides these two there
Eve other eases wi:hia an area OF a
few miles,
The L,ceum il This place Is in -four.
~, condition. We had The pleasure
100 vreseut las, evening, and i. was
very entertaining.
The hi % school IN this place is pro
tossing finely uader the popular
i...r,,.i3n OF ). \ McD4nicl OF FREEDOM
NH.
Cant Randall LIBBY, Of SJu,S Hham,
lived yer, serious injuries one day
,es,s. IL s,eppin! from his carriage
-, horse started throwing him bach
inns, Tue wheel irjurirg him so badly
-, he had to be carried home, snd has
-, e,uiaed - his bcd ever since.
I.LF.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-11-09
Editorial and Selected Hems

- nice farm 10 Albany for sale. See
advertisement.
IA aliourGed session Of the Executive
Council will be held Nov 18th.
-JgE,yj &.Co.s B.d4 Designs are :
zoe .a.ag Tor agents. BEAD notice.
Nj. K. A Crockett Of NIrSsy i
AZ; Tor Mus Dey-orests reliable pat
irrIs, etc.
Az Jackson, South Pa RS. has some
Gas Chester p :, Tor sale. and lul. blood
b5ag lJr service.
I'D d Ser.i,eiIani OF Royal Veto
ia UEo', NAs,aa,N T., aud y I. NassuA
and Savannah Steamship Lie.
The Ds,Iie, school. Paris llll. will
Clea lis winter term. Monday, Nv. 2gth.
aat ~. be laugh, Jy y. ). Paime,er. A.
B.. arL Ms, Enna !. Allen. Primary
We hive received from 4 c b lister
. t-yaa,s Pond. three dne stcrcoscopic
I5s. o.. Eln.oci Fdls. and one Of Bry-
AnIi Pond Taey are sold at low
pr,e See notice ia another column.
Az SOLD The large lot Of blankets.
'st.,h We advertised. ard sold 50 cheap,
o.. wc shall open another sii,l larger 10,
anl s'... greater bargains, on Nov. s.
Goddard : Garcslon. Lewiston.
An Impression is gaining ground tba,
t-e remains found in South Paris. recently.
strs those OF Wor.z.l The peddler who
a,s-lpea.ed some time ago. His brother
h-s1o. heard l,om him. IS vas previously
npoUet.
The as, meeting Of ,he Ladies Social
Cree ~l. be held in the NesITy OF the
B4gas. Church next Wednesday evening.
Exercises suitable 10 the completion Of
ibeir work Al occur \ picnic supper
vi be served and all are invited TO
E,sIj.
The c41ker- worm moths have made
'1e.f apgesralee. and arc ascending our
Ape !fees, there to deposit their nun
os'.ess sggs. preparatory TO q multitude
O he hateful dcpredA,ofs ia the spring.
November . he ,ime 20 stop further
's7age yy preventing their crawling up
'ae IluAs which can be done by eneir
eng 'le tree with 4 band Of tar. lphur
all .A-t. or WOOL. 81.
-O1e t4Y .ast week q man at Bryanrs
Ioad Tea. ous 10 drive in his calf which
ae "a" ,ettioy 10 The lower part OF his
Ehdeo. y. lrst be called him. but the
Us creature did DOT come. Then he
A's$ stone. bat Instead Of moving
"NAsIs the house The cali held its
s'oaad. !aen be want nearer 10 drive
- %. sal!oa.y discovered that he was
lug 20 drivs 10 toll grown bear.
Din i.dnt Ike that sort OF fun, and
80 ne diving into his own hands. and
F wa grow. made for his persecu' or.
-s MAJ beat a has.y retreat and the
Ss-f. s''er snUililg around awhile. went
" IS way -F-ItMd Advertiser.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-11-09

SUgs AEUICINE-"L. h" Atwood. Ri,,.r,
. Potent Remedy. mild. harmless. but sure in
"s operahSn' Puiihes the blood, rO.toras the
wasted energies regulates all dcrauScd functions
An gives new life aud yigor 10 The whole system
us 1nr'Valled as Liver lnvigoratsr, and highly
concentrated, is warranted to contain more Medi.
cal properties Ia = cent bottle than any other
InssS2ssior' or "Sarsaparilan sold for a dollar
So sewsIs - Dangerous limitations. see that
It bears the trade aark "a 81 iP - ink, large
letters, OF you vail be grossly imposed upon.
llmayly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-11-09

CARD IL. c. Barker and lsdy
I'D be- -,by express their appreciation
.,.rs ,le,sA ut surprise call from their
-. m Sat. evening. Oct. So,h, the
,.,.b anniversary of their wedding
Tb,ptiag them Aso for the generous
.,,,.,bg,ioa OF shuiag gifts suitable TO
he occasion.
The e4cel..a, music and sPirh OF good
y .s- -,uIered the OCCASION one never
% ye forgotten by host ant sosIess.
Be.hel. Nov. l.
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.'1l'- Nt.-i The Jio0i heias The
- wv "-oA The system Is built ~. and from
-,.' t uur mental a. well a. physicai
=. .-" important IlLt q should bc kept
o-s,,. :, i L,- Is vile. iesiernE poi>ons, all
q. .-."l- 1-cpm- cniCr5lel settling 40.
- - or-4-,. ~ iig lungs liver and Id
-, IS .-t.t b.. most G. isa-trOu- Hence II be-
49,. a. % A-cu their blood On a perfectly
a.. .l aH4 more especially does this
al - A'.ll4r season VI iIc year than 40
rl.t. 40 matter what th- exciting cause
g '' F-A. cause OF large potion or an
u-.-, DAD .iJl.l. Nov. d.. Pierce does uot
ca,.,-- DIS e0licd Medical Disc lyrry IN Tie
--rl --rA patent u0SJrums, bv recon
.s...- 81" ..'- every disease. nor does he e.
e 4. E. 'i .ue contrary there are huntirr,i>
a.. -iA- Hr acsu1W lei .es it will net cure
- -.-- ..1'' caiu s tl.s. thai there j. bIt
- ' .i ..H1 disease tlltt twill not cstr,. ana
Ill .' cancer. lie doe. not recoinm ,ud
ts ,'f '"r 'Ilt disease, set he Know, U u
e 49,. " searching kiOOd cleanser yet discover.
g.s- VIII irce The b,0od AMI system OF ali
Hre-I| ''a~ - iueJ animal. vegetable or
rr.-I- p7..,u Medical Discovery . War-
l..,.. -'- 10 cure TIE wort form. ~ skin
k..a.-- .- io.ms or B.0tche-. Pimple. and
49,. . $50 al. ttiaululAr ~weiliu-sS and the
Us na,. >'.o' -lous aud Uiccatu,i sores OF
h.,...- ar other part, aud ali Scrofti lous
Nr-. d.. "'A,-- ~ White >Srliings. feVvr
ls.,- .'.nt and spinal ul-eas.. ali 81 vxhi..h
C.y1- >g-.fl.uu, ii.-a..
-HiPJyINT DISEASE CURED
i. Pen. d., ". Groye station, .Swa. Z
40 -. Wy wife urs, became lame nine wears
h. . ms would appear ami di,spl...,r on
AZ l-, NJ 'l- Va, gradually herominE reduced
.g,',.-- o'e system rotten Win disease. Inis7l
si41a..e, ,-t .e on her hip, discharyink large
a. 't Nat i've doctors. AZ an expense
'1fs,. e,~- =! no'hius VIII 10 auy good bur q
-l.y -c,e.r.' he writes thus: Nv wife has Ger.
D..e.rs great benefit from the use Of
- g1ua,.-- .' expected % live a week when
zen lg.1s - 80 using u, a year ago She has
d., u,s. 7,-,.,,, 3 ler woik Tor over Elk months
,,.sv-r, !, ,G- oo.t.e', and -Jiil using t. Her
asis8. PC 40 20 TIE Use Of ,oar Sslaabie
49,, .l-Is. gu ehteriully recommend it IS a
an s'r,usgn.restorrr.
-sfisl Nsi..,, J. NJ. ROBINSON.
discovery IL sold b. Druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-11-09
REMEMBER THIS.

Now Is the time Of the year for Pneumonia. Luns
Fever, Cough. Colds. and fatal results OF predis-
position 10 Consumption and other Throat and
Lang Disease. BosCuEE's GERMAN SYRUP has
been used in this neishbOrhOod for the past two or
three years without single failure 70 cure. II
YOU awe not used this medicine yourself, 20 to
GEO Z wIfsoS so. Paris; A. NJ. HAMMOND,
Paris Hal. &. r WILEY, Bethel, or any other
Druggist, and ask him OF is wonderful success
among his customer. Two doses will relieve th
the worst case II you have no faith in any medi
cine. just buy sample Bottle OF Dosehee's Ger
man Syrup for 10 cents and try il. Regular size
Bottle IS eents. Don't neglect cough TO save -
cents. oc'Z'eO" !!
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IaPoRTlNTTO TRAVELLERS

" hen yoG ga. - A-aFS the CITY OF NEW YORK
save annoyance and c1QcpAe NJ Ssfylsgs. baggage
and oN yrsssase hire. aud stop az he ,.HAsD
UNION uoIG--. oppS-ite the GEAND CES
TRIAL DEPOT. It as over $50 elegantly luT
ui-hed rooms, and . ltted up "a drst class style,
With elevator, steam and all modera Improve
meat. European plan. The RESTAURANTS,
Lunch. cSartc- and Wine Rooms src supplied,
With the oesg the ar % az furnish. Tke cuisine
j. Unsurpassed. Rooms to- angle Lersoa, , 50
snd e. ~ per day; rich suites tor f1ules ETQpsf.
tonaieiy low, - that visitors - the city aud Eay-
elers can 1--we more luNuriously, foriess money, al
the GRAND UNION than "a any other Hrsl cizss
losel On the clay. Stages and Horse Cars pass the
ho~ci fQrY minute fOT all parts Of the city
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-11-09

L'ONs AArHAiEoN prevents the Hair from
'4'""s oUt or turning gray, renews its growth and
gives s'reas'a and visor. Il is delightfully."- per
iamed and makes splendid dressing. Il Is the
cheapest and most desirable Hair Tonic everp,o
dSeed. Used by las slgs. PT.cc only 80 cents.
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iNifoRs to New York who want auie,. bu
select and luxurious home while they s,ar in the
c''y' AMI Que whore the expenses are DECIDEDLY
u ter than AZ The larger houses sonld do well 10
eau al The >riNGLsG HoUss, on Union Square. 1t
+ situated ia The heart % the city Carriage hire
- saved, a nearly all n, stage. aud stree, car
"ae' pass rs doors. See card in adyertisin, col
umns.
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tns ,htoa' - a peculiar ossaa- .lway, n work
40, VII bear about eyerythin but a nexlec,,l
'o'u' which produces irritation aud 4 ,t.klin-
.ouSn. NJ time should De lost IN arrc.,iny ,h,.
N'''Sse al 'h'' point whore ''Consumptiou can he
cured Tor this ofiea oVcs TO Dc the fr., .,,ve a,
''''' A"io' disease. For these SIGH, attack, there
. no better remedy than the Pores: Tar Troch..u
none 50 good. II taken in season theywin ,,l.v
taS irritation aud relieve the hacking cough Tho
u ~ be found At tae druggists win m, "ro-r.,
Tar Book
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MARRIED..

Ia K.sar Fails, Oct 10, Freeman foss and Miss
Celia n stone both Of ParsOnn III.
In North " aterford. Oct 81 by Rev. h q Shef-
burpe Charles n. spear and Miss kmma Eminei-
sou bu.h Of stOhehaIn. ,
Ip Hrthel NOV. ). by Rsv. ID. Garland, William
Assertion Farwell Of Betael and Miss Miriam Al
-frcta Bean OF Giiead.