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Evening star., 1880-03-03

Public voting ceases at nine O'Clock each night.
Secret voting commences at nine O'Clock and
closes at 1U p. m. each night.
By order of the committee. mar2-3t
Evening star., 1880-03-03

q
''"'" for Nellie l. Young, filed petition for dI.
yoree fro her 1aseaepSaIs eenass here and her a0: hus
She states that she re-" .-.nrrtea
oand in Norfolk, Va; that they were lIi....
in Brooklyn, n. Y, February IS, 1871, and lived
together In that City until the following April,
when they removed to Baltimore, Nd, where
they remained until the next month May and
then went to New York city. In the ensuing
month OF August defendant told the complain
ant that he was going to Norfolk, Va, where
his people resided to go into business, and un-
I'll he got established he would like her to re-
turn TO the house OF her parents il this city.
She aSSented to the arrangement and came
here, and has been here at her fathers house
ever since. She did not see her husband until
the next November, when he visited her here
and remained three days Since that time he
has not sent for her or provided for her in any
manner since August, 1877, although requested
TO 90 SO, and she complains that he has volun-
tarily deserted and abandoned her. She also
asks for permission to resume her maiden name,
Nettie /. Whiting.
In the case OF John T. Evely agt. Julia E.
Eve,y, Mrs. Lockwood for the respondent, yes
terday filed cross bill She states that he Is a
machinist employed at the navy yard, earning
SIl.50 per month; that she is his lawful wife
and he has for many years unJustly deprived
her OF the proper support; that she has been con-
PEELED 10 defend his suit for divorce against her,
| and asks an allowance Of SIS per month ali
| mony and $50 counsel fees
Evening star., 1880-03-03

GAS COOKING STOVES.
The washington Gas Light COMPANY have n thetr
ofceson 10th street assortment of the sim DIAL
GAS COOKING STOVES, in various sizes AVID Pat
lectures on cookery. A AeA
Oall and examine theny mv1n
Evening star., 1880-03-03

"ANTEp-oI.DG GOLD and SILVER, In large o.
w mAu Quantities. Highest Cash pflcO psid,
n pcnn'k av0nuas between "a and ~ II. toh1
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-17

II shoW ear faith In tie safety and excellence a
o. X. B., upon proper personal Application. whea
6ivs the namss Of Ill it, insEsdisnts, By a@davit
fhe above osas were never made before By The pro
pgistor Of any other Family Medicine IN tie world
Many to01oUo0lADs.fu rthef Information, end
phjet "Treotiss on Diseases Of til Blood" il
vheh each bottle senelosed Price o. per bottle
0nilinG IL ounces, 40 10 50 doses Sold By drug
eists. d. RAxsoM. Son & Co.. Prop'1, BufE.!0. NY
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE.


lnal weakness, lsapetoney: q l.s.fe61
dreams, plDplee % ~ leees 81 y 231
cen pocl6ave1y . eorel n ees - 49,
shouN 70. fan - eall uDco hao. ~
sSosossSiv - vssicss iss1laaIs shssA 80
peas deal Of vslasAle inlosmoes ~
h oompstens 70 inpest - 49, = ~ ~
ssrsiees. DR. 0Ib00N vtil nso ,, sssS51
uslsss ~ eGbet . care. 1sseees - -,
n..,e.aiess Ss,stiy eosassssisi q. 81
me bot The Doctor. ImSeoo wIeo1e ~
Car WIN pleass seoae the nane0 ~ ysZs'
- this advsrtissmsas -. 0naege, Ss0 -
Call a. write. Address O1. J. y. r
l.so9. Gan yancisee. 80 ~ -
modicins. ''e'''
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Emio1lon. Avegsisa - 0oeisey. Dimps0 Of visina.
Noises u The 0sod: The vital A1id passing unob-
served n ths uvins. end many other diseases that
lead 70 insanity and death.
DR.. nINTye viii agree to forfeit FUH Hun.
nazD DogLA1D ~ O. oDe Of this kind The VITAL
R1DT0RAT1v8 tuDdR hIs special sdvice and
treatmsusl will mot cure. or for anything impure
q injuSioas found IN Il. DIR. HfNTlB treats oil
PSivass Diseases successiully without mercury.
5CoxsUl1A1!os y1xR. rhosougA examination and
advics. including sna'yns Of urine. S co. Price
Of VEAL RxszoaA1rvs. $500 . bottls, or four
tiu1ss ~ eus1tity. 5000: ssnt 70 any addsesl
upon yseslpt Of price. or G. o. D.. secure from
observation. and In private name II desired, BY
- A. Z. NMTI9, II D..
II Koayny Street, Ban Francisco, Cal.
DIR. MIN11E1 KIDNEY RENEDY, NEPHRET.
IOUM. cures oil kinds Of Kidney and Bladder
Osmploints. 0onoerh0a, elect. Leucorrh0a. InE
sale By Ill druggists; $40 bottle. six bottles for
$500.
DIR. NlNTrI'y DANDEI.ION PILLS, are the
best end cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BILIOUS cure
In The market. For sale By Gil druggists.
jldkwly
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NOTICE OF sHERIFfs SAFE
w. 49, ~

Pusst Mn Csspasy ". Fred yssA - .s.-sur
TN AND NJ vIRfUR0S AN Gxe0U ". r.
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District Of Washloroa fsni'ssv. 49, 1Dl
ecsa,ir. 10 I q eoassy. % ~ 14h ~ = ~,
hss. 4. D., ls5S. - - Szsc;ed asA =
msndiss ~ - Ievy spen he Vsseery - ~ -
= esouN jadgmeat Teeovese6 ~ -
Company sezinst bin. socoetlo1 " ~ ~ 8 laZss
O .6oo clio as1 costs saxee y oStM 80
1nesessgs. ID parsussce u aald ufss = "A $500
uron the iolleUisR = eritsa re-! 49,: ~ ~l1)
u D,eeoMssA eesssy. W. e, . ~: - ~ ~ =
9 g = M Y. NE d o. : q 49, =
81 Tes nseiS No ese3sy tebe s0s.s - -
sell ihe ssos. 81 ~ nses sbsreee - IN - =
Jsagaene, ins<ssse. eosts ed essssss s ~ ~
pu6lie auesSea. 10 front u shs Ceun 9ss.sss~1 ~
kamssh City. oeehoulsb eosety. - SS =
MS cav u JsHaasy, lo9ey q ~ 49, ~ a y
4. y 49, hlGseye adeer - go. 80 -
Merl4 q GDGhom0GA O. ~ "a rs
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Il . Deves.fai Cure
for Nervous Debility.
Exhausted Wtsltty,
seminal We kneOs.
0permstorrhGs. LOST
MANHOOD. Impoten.
CT. Paralysis, and all
the terrible effects Of
Gslf Abuse. youthful
follieG, and excesseo In
maturer years - such
- Less Of Hemofy,
1nn9atni1n MnekmVmal
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-17

Martha said new made granger q
his wife. We shall have lnts q pump
kins next year. planted about %
had to dig awful big holes 10 put ssu
in though
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MleCEl.l.ANEOUS

A vain fowl--A weathsrsock.
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Price ~ per Bottle
Or olx Bottles Tor %.
D.,i.ssa = ~ ssassas fsA sss.vssiss.

: - - ssuln!t ~ lesaar. ssestvlae ess
n0e o1oooo6eo . ~ ealllnG. ~ onDuug1AG ~
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& Ter - - 81
4 ooo1Dol1Dov
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9 0syo - . 0oeD1no - Ooee Ol1et
& oaaa1o U11Aage p11gvn1oe1 IN - 11ov
obous ysW - 1EAoee - 1solag = 0a111loap
UeoSco. Yer Ie1nw Vl1o - yoouovo - So.
49, - - v@n ~ - - 0ae1O - yo0
A11aoae - sW 0a11o eDan6s0 seoenn6ne
Os0ps1sae Ays1s1ane alasoA = epusespenAsaee.
Al 1so6uO oAonf1 - o1Gsuos1 - UsoDsnnngy.
- 1Sl1as asnse, 1l1la1slnAA. ~
II. I. HILNDOID.
Dsuaokse 81 Chsafst.
rAlladslphia. p.
$50 gv1Ilsvys.l I. 8
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sc r OFULA.
Wnadarfnl Cara AZ Hlindnass.
$1,000

ON be paid to any Public Hospital 70 b mutu.
Oily agreed upon, for every certificate q this Ds1
6lne Published BY u which 10 not genuine.
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The serpent left his trail il the GAR
den At Eden, but tho gsneral belief 10
that ives irsss-pattern was too scanty
10 enable her 10 do likswise.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-01-08
Rockville Notes.

Rockville, Wis, Jan. Z, 1880.
IT'S quite a while since some news from
our sequestered little village has been "HzR,
AIDED abroad, and as an unusual opportunity
presents itself, we will pencil you few lines
of what has been, is, and is to be, .'for a
change" as the saying is.
All is quiet here at present, owing mostly
TO this fine weather and the muddy roads.
-Mes.rs. Carthew & Bro, our leading
business men, are as attentive as ever to
their patrons, and have q splendid assortment
of goods snugly tucked away on their shelves
The stcreroom has indeed an Inviting appear.
anee.
Our schools opened again on Monday
last, after two weeks vacation, and oul
young folks are as busy as ever with schoo
work. Mr.. Bonham and Miss Schreiner have
won the goodwill Of their pupils, and are DO
ing good work
Our accommodating landlord, Mr.. Henry
Kuester. always has a welcome fer the wear,
traveller, and always dishes up an excellent
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-01-08
Plattevflle Notes.
Platteyille. Jannasv III

Plsttevilie, Jsnussy Tth.lsso.
MIR. Stingi, the merch ant, has recently
purchased the building in which he keeps
his stock of goods.
The receipts of the Hook and Ladder
Company dance were about 5000 net.
-lhe Good TemPlar's Lodge of this
place is 'Just ADJOINING"
A French author says, "when lost my
wife every family in town offered me another,
but when lost my horse no one offered to
make me good" A man in town doesn't get
either.
W. R. Cu-ran, Attorney at Law 10 Gen.
trail Illinois, is in town for few days.
Pine street will go through another mar
riage ceremony tonight. Mr.. Allen, OF
Mineral Point, brother of "Phil,n is one OF
the interested Parties. He wants Butler.
MIR. H. P. Marks offers great ba rgain.
in organs. Go and see him before buying
and save $50.
MIR. Myron p. Lindsey, Grand Instruct
or of the I. o. o. F., is in town.
The roads around platteville are almos
| impossible, except Main street.
There are only two alphabetical letters il
Capt Beebe's surname and you could spelli
with ONE, BIB Make them tall.
The Banking House of I. hodges & Co.,
has changed its name, and will be known
hereafter as the Platieville Bank-O. r
Griswold, Cashier.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-01-08
DIR. Winthrop.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

Will remain for the winter at the Phelps
House, Lancaster, Wis, where he is prepared
TO treat chronic diseases by electricity and
medicated yapors.
DIR. w. has rs years experience in the
treatment Of chronic diseases and will take
no cases that are utterly incurable, bat viii
give an honest opinion in all eases.
The cures wrought by the means employed
of diseases of so long standing as to b
thought incurable, are simply marvellous
These means are a ssre cure for Rheumatism
Paralysis, Neuralgia, &C., and all Nervous di
seases.
Diseases Of women specially. No lad
should dispair of obtaining relief from the dis
eases peculiar to her EEK. No matter Of how
long standing 50 long as these means renal
unfried
Diseases of the ere and ear treated viii
success. Alt,
Consolation free and charges moderate.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-01-08
CassviIle Notes.

Cassvls, Jan. ], 1880.
The new bridge over tie Mississippi riy.
er is good and pork is moving in a constant
string to the station, at Turkey River.
w. A. Forbes had a ball last night and
they had good time generally.
The hog cholera is raging in Cassvile
and vicinity; but Grimm's Specifc--that is
powder he gets from Doctor Haas, Of
Indiana, seems TO be enough for it.
A new form of Puri.anism has sprung ur
in Cassville. number of persons apply fol
the formation of a School District; of course
their land is part Of the old district, 4. The
Town Board grant the petition. Now come
the parties opposed to let them 90, and il
their reasons for appe al say seven of the par.
ties. applicants, are Germans one is an
Irish widow. They have in all only as cbil
dren, and only one in the new district car
write his name, and all of them are Catholics
But they did not say "The Dutch have taker
Holland" and this at the latter end of tn.
10th century. Let it be preserved S.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-01-08

DIR. Wade has patience-more patients
than he can attend to.
Miss Kate Foy, of Platteville, is visiting
at Mrs. D. G. Phillips.
Six days of January thaw have taken out
the frost and the mud is deep and tough.
See new rewards offered for the Bailie
incendiary. The total now offered amounts
to 81 900.
-Woolstenholme & Nathan have now in
store complete stock of general merchandise
loh they will sell cheap for cash. If.
They have small boy, just big enough
for an exclamation point, at Mr.. John
Sc hreiner's.
The Phelps House register New Years
day page is covered with the names of a
Leap year party and others out Sleighing,
"A worn pocketbook with few cents in
change found month ago in front of the
Horstman House, awaits an owner at this
office.
Miss Lou Bal ber, the last single member
OF the family OF Mr.. j. j. Barber, yesterday
became the bride of Mr., A. J. Tomlinson, of
Usage, Iowa.
One of the best county exchanges on our
list is that of the Bellevue Qowa) Leader. It's
present editor, Maj. W. o. Evans, has run the
paper for six years.
The Appleton Post, as usual, put out the
biggest New Years paper in America-all
about its city and county.
- Mr.. Myron P. Lindsey, Grand Instruc-
tor Of the I. o. G. T. of Wisconsin, will be
in Lane caster over tomorrow.
IF you want 10 know all about Grant
County schools, whether as teacher, patron
or friend of education, read Superintendent
Harp er's article.
bushnell, Clark & Watkins is the name
of the firm now. Mr.. r. A. Watkins, after a
long trial, having proven an efficient, compe,
tent and valuable assistant mas become ASSOC
ciated with Messes Bushnell l. Clark as
member of their Law firm.
Our printers got the name "Brooker,n
but il should have been James Brooke of
North Andover, who furnished two good
stories for HERALD readers. And we should
also have named Mr.. 2. F. Whitcomb as one
VINO brings us many good items and articles,
especially valuable to farmers.
Mr.. Henry Smith, Town Treasurer Of
Liberty, was the first in Grant County to set
tie his State tar with the County Treasurer,
for 1879. This be did several days before
Christmas. The men OF Liberty are always
ahead in this direction.
Wick does get out the handsomest and
best printed seed catalogue in the world That
for 1880, called the Floral Guide, is in hand
All who have anything to do with gardens.
flowers or vegetables should have one and
they can crafty themselves by enclosing FIVE
cents in stamps with their address, to James
Wick, Rochester. n. Y.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-01-08

British Hollox Ian d

British Hollow. Jan. Q. $780,
EDIToR HKRALD:-The Holidays have com
and gone. Old 1879 has disappeared, an,
in his stead 1880 has begun his circuit. o
course have started out with a new list o.
resolutions etc., but only wish
sThat the new year will be
A good IS the old enc has beea to me-
The holidays we're indeed quiet, but never,
theless festive. The old year was ended
with an excellent donation supper, under the
auspices of the NJ. E. Church, and for the
benefit ofRev. Shepard As predicted it was
a success, notwithstanding the brief notice
given and few preparations made. The par
Elephants assembled at the church building,
where some music was given, and an address
by Rev. Ball. of Potosi. making the evening
pleasant one. Supper was served at the
Union Hotel. :
New Years day was the finest day we've
had for the winter both old and Young en-,
joyed it, but its enjoyment has been fully
cancelled by the very muddy roads since.
cutter ride he ever had New Years day !;
twas treat by that agreeable and joyial Mr.
A. Mink, of Burton, who came to spend the
day in the city. He is possessor of the Finest
horses" and the ''purtiest CUTTER in this VIZ
entity. Let as pray for more snow-'tis a
shame that we must thus be cheated out of
our sleighing.
Business has been booming the past few
weeks. Each of our business men have their
respective shares, but Hank Smith is ..just a.
goin' it," Is sometimes rushed with more
business than he can do. It's good enough
for him we are sure he's out of mischief
then.
-Messrs. Dobbs 4 Eustice are shaving
hoops in earnest. They are at 1t both early
and late, and the work seems to agree with
them, too. They are getting fat. ragged and
sassy" fat from plenty OF grub, ragged
from tearing around hoop-poles, and sassy
from giving lip to their visitors Go ln boys.
james T. Webb is home again, but to
make short stay only.
Miss Eva Adams, Of Dubuque, is visiting
friends here.
Mr.. Rcub. Showalter, of Lancaster, was
in town few days ago, and bought Sc. of
fine buggy harness at the old reliable harness
shop. When a genuine piece of work is
wanted, Krue ger must furnish it.
We are having some weather, and mud,
mud without bottom. We trust the old
aphorism, January comes in like lamb and
goes out like a lionn will be verified this
time. More cold and healthy weather; about
well, not over six feet. can wade that
depth.
-Aprosperous new year to all {! SwYPEs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-01-08

meal for those who wish to psrtske. He had
quite scare few days ago. The building
which be now occupies was n flames, and
would have been reduced to ashes we're il NOT
for the timely aid given by the neighbors
The fire originated in the grocery room, and
!, vas not discovered until about O'Clock at
night. Il had made good headway, but after
some hard work, in which Messrs Phillips
and Allison distinguished themselves. it was
luckily subdued. Had it been discovered a
few minutes later, the buildings could mt
have been saved.
The holidays were spent quietly. The
only enjoyable event that took place was the
donation supper given New Years evening,
fer the benefit Of DIR. Wade. II was per-
feet success. The round sum of SOS was re !.
allied. There was large attendance, and
all participants enjoyed it immensely. The
supper was pronounced par excellence, and
we mast not forget to mention that many
compliments are due to Mrs Phillips, the
Misses Carthew and Phillips, and, and--who
il it?-we've forgotten the ether lady's name
for the good management of the affair.
tell you, Mr.. Editor, the Rockville ladies
know just how to please folks.
We are told J. L. Kruger. of British
Hollow, will attempt TO make some ''write
good boys and girls out of our youngsters, by
organizing class in Penmanship, Monday
evening next. We advise all who wish to
improve their penmanship, 10 attend. as J. X.
comes well recommended as teacher Of this
beautiful art. His qualifications are well
enough known by his last winters work here.
We were treated to some fine music, on
the piano, by the Misses Phillips, Schreiner
and Evans. few evenings ago. They are in
deed excellent performers. Those wsltzes al
most made US wish we we're "tied loose"
They were perfectly grand. But our time Is
up, SO enough. S. o. MELODY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-01-08

At the residence OF r. Buggins. ESQ. in Mt IDA,
Dec. rs, 1879 by r. Baggins, ksq, kr. y. M. smors
and Mss Mary i. Glider. ell Of NJ. Ida, Grant Co.
witconsn.
tthe N. X parsonage, Bsstova. Dec. 81, 1879, BY
Rev. Joha Harris, Mr.. Vim. 2. Phinney OF Cssssiils
and Msy Lissis Dessert OF Waterloo.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-01-08

medicine Five
Back, the
Swe
Difficulties
and
and Bloody
Collie fifteen will of Piles
applications warranted Ex
Breast
ito the a
description FOSTER
PoprsB Y.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-01-08
Notice.!

There win be a meeting Of the Officers and
Executive Committee Of the Grant County
Agricultural Society, held At the Court House.
in Lancaster. on TuesdaF, January 10. 1880.
Ali who are Interested in the Society are re-
guessed to attend. Meeting called al 10
o'clock. A. N. J. N. KILB0URS, Sec'y.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-01-08
Taken Up-Heifer.

Taken up, by the subscriber, residing at
British Hollow, in the town of Potosi, one
white yearling heller. The owner will please
call, pay charges. and take said stray away.
JOSEPH RULE.
December "a, 1879. 42w4
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Chappell Hill Locals.
CnAppELL HUI Aug. Il


CuAPPELL HILL Aug. "a
Editors BANNER
Cotton picking progressing
rapidly.
The Temperance Council will
have a grand picnic on Friday
the goth inst.
The colored folks held their pre-
cinct meeting yesterday to send
delegates to the county conven-
ton,
Several aspirants for Office
were present and addressed the
meeting. | discover a large
number of the colored brethren
aspiring for positions and it re-
mains to be seen how much of
the pie" they will get.
The services Of Rev. Mr..
Pipkin ofVanderbilt University,
have been secured to fill the
chair of ancient and modern
languages in Soule University.
/. Z. c.
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County Executive Committee.

The members of County Democratic
Executive Committee are hereby requested
10 meet at the Office Of Shepard & GIrrctt.
in BRENNAN, on Friday, Angus, 7-;h, al
10 clock \. NJ, for the purpose OF cener-
al consultation IN regard to the calling of a
county convention and the conducting of
The campaign The following named gen.
1emen we've duly elected members of said
committee al the late county convention;
Precinct Geo. Chandler; ~. W
Lockhara 3-B. Eldridge: AZ, NJ. Gyiffn;
st, 6. Gsy, al. Z Gray,
H. Il. LAWIHER,
GAm'R County Exec. Com,
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-08-19

No one questions the fact that more
cases Of whites, suppression, irregularities
and uterine distractions Of every kind, are
being daily cured BY DR.. Bradfeld's re
male Regulators, than by all other rene
dies combined. Its success is beyond pre-
cedent. Thousands Of certificates from
women everywhere pour in upon the pro-
prietor. The attention Of prominent med
ical men has been aroused in behalf Of this
wonderful compound, and the most sue
cessful practitioners use it. If women
suffer hereafter twill be their own fault.
ATLANTA GA, Oct. : 1870.
Ihaye used Brad6eld's Female Regula-
tor and find 1t all that is claimed for it. 1t
has proven in my hands a complete success
in the treatment Of all those diseases pc
culiar 10 females. In a practice of fifty
years have found nothing equal to it,
: JAS. G. MAULL, NJ. d.
DR.. J. Brad6eld, Proprietor, Atlanta, Ca.
Price, SLIGO per bottle. Sold by all Drug.
gists, and also by r. E. LuHS and
FNKEEA & RALsToS, BRENNAN; Tomp-
son, Schott & Co., Galveston and Dallas,
and allleadins dealers
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Berlin Locals.
August ~.

August u.
Editors Rapnq,
Too much wet weather; dry
weather is wanted; farmers are
busy picking cotton when it
don't rain.
There is considerable sickness
in this neighborhood.
There was a dance at mayor
Pesch's hall night before last.
From what your reporter could
learn the hop was gotten up in
the interest Of the Berlin tap
road and that Mr.. Robin Hood
Is one Of the leading men in the
enterprise. Hurrah for Berlin
when the railroad gets here.
G. NJ.