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The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-03-10


An adopted son of Mr.. King, Lying on the
bank Of the river one mile south and . little
east Of the centre of Penheld, met his death
BY drowning ON Saturday last. A member
Of the family came home with the horse, and
the boy was sent with It to the river to
water. It appears that he did not unhitch
the horse, and on arriving at the river the
horse waaed In lll he could reach the
water, drawing the boy In after him. When
found he had the lines around his neck and
arm aud bad evidently been dragged q long
distance down stream. Il Is supposed that
soon after entering the water the horse sud
denly stepped OF . steep bank where the
stream was so deep ss to compel It to swim
and then went down stream till 1t found
shallow water, when apparently tired Of
dragging the boy by the reins 1t stopped and
stood still till released.
A private letter frnm DR.. Holbrook says:
"Your paper comes to us weekly, and seems
like q letter from old friends. I went TO
Columbus the other day and called on my
friend Andy Smith, who 10 living In state In
that city. He looked well (not handsome
but healthy. He informed me that his as
sociates were occupied ~ follows: Jim
Adams. shoemsking; Kuns, harness max
ipR:;Dayid Lunceford, moulder; Ardy. en-
ouired what the people Of Wellington
thought of his going TO Columbus 10 live.
He looked innocent and assured me he did
all he could to prove his innocence and was
now enduring what he could not prevent
He is one of those who care for the new Hall
where the cells are located. When bid
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TraveAers Gs.sds.


 | H UsATONEC RAILROAD. \sG Shortest, Quickest and Cheapest 1aRts e An Adams. Albany, Troy, Rsuth SasvAk, akAS i0rd, Chathan, Audsaa, Sar- sagA, 0NnA Rome, Syraense, AabwTa, 0sassvA. G0eAe! esssr. ssara ITatias"' TaIIa :aY asSsYsssssa Irssqs do. Cincinnati. 1ndiAAapsAs. SAS- .~-T cage, Vt. LoNAs. .>: Through Tickets Ssld and BagsaSs eAeeAeA tUr above points At un&en Hopot. 0aaaaaaI Also tor Philadelphia, E&itAaosE Vy,,F WashinStoA. Purchase 1sehsss :, via Housetonic Line. SUMNER ARRAN0EAEND, ,..E TRAINS LEAvR Bn1Dexpeas, VII, ;, 6.2o 8. m. trelght Train (paAsaaser ataSa, modatlonsl for hazzingsan MsnAAf, &HSs nesday and Friday. -s-.S Leave Canaan AI6 ?. M. -, 1o.lo a. m. Passenger TFssn tax 2iAAaAsaA. .sAA leaving New Iprk at ts.e6 .. n.i EsS,
 New Haven At s.e8 .. Ra., wSAh AhSsu@sA
 car from Brsdsspsrt sos Alsav. saASins
 at Z.so D. m. 1rsta axzassa Al xAsaiaSS
 s,Sn s1 S'no P; P m: nc, oSaassaax .. A1ss.z - cypress, % arriving in G@apase ss @sk46 o Leave Canaan at t1.4e n. @.:i 900 D.. n Passenger Train Sos Pittsss,A. eaaa
 leaving New Yexk at s.vs ?. m.l IaSSA
 New Haven ct x.45 p. n. Gonnse4Sneey
 State ilne for Albany and tha WsaA 'SS.
 rlving at Albany ss Ie. .es ?. sn-. maN2s1
 st l2.40 night. T.7TT "
 Leave Canaan st T.al 3. a. :.
 sRoa FAILS VILLAGE. -ya.Et S.oo .. m. Special PasssMSsy Yxsas Als RenkS.
 heid. assivins st 7.ts I D.. AGasH ,Eh
 a. h. E-'s ''sTF.
 "avc Canaan st s.Ia .. N. :, ~',l
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LEAVE r,xrsrIun nx

LEAVE RlxTsyEMn. VII; :. SEQ .. n. Passenger Tram tor 4,ridsssest aSe-
 rlVinS at 12@ henn, with thTS& aA sSs6 Tor Now IorA. %T1AsIAag at &.0S k. Ia. sA New Haven ct l.l0 P. c. Leave ANssN at t. iU a ni. with tArough ear. IE Y
 Lenvu CaAaGn &t 3.a4 u. tA. l.25 ?. nl IassonSo~ Trslu ,us hrxdNs3usA. AA
 rtVlns at a.aa ?. N., ~atAs stiArHns& sAS fAg
 Se" York, ari7vinx at s.41 p. na. st. hssf
 1aFen at !.2S y. nl., connecting wAA NlAtA
 leaving Albany a' ls.es .. .aa. 'E'..Iss!
 Leave Canaaa At aes p. n. 2.oo p. III. Milk Train fer bSidxsyagt. ammnanSS
 ato:30 F. n. at New YOGk, le.N .. WC,
 at New Aavsa, li.a9 '. Aa. .' 7I~
 Leave Canaan st S.Ak p,tM. ,.i /.re 300 r. In. Passenger Tain tps Fsks ysAaAae
 awivlnS,a at s.sS ?. sa. Leave GiAsn9 A4
 z 43 P, nl. F'-l
 Leaves Canaan ct 6.45 p. z. ..l Sunday MIA Tram leaves 1ntsaeld et A !a1 r. n. for bridgeport, a1ssvanS ab kA F. M.; New I0sk, Il. 60 r. m, NeW KS ven, ii.52 P. m., = ,f'T Leave tHnaan q A.a6 P hi. "c't All trains eonnect at CaAaan wigla GsaA, A,~sa,sai Western It. h. at Brooktieia JMasaioa e HaIf from DaAbury iTT A. D. AsEatiA1As A. h. s'gAAa aa@M. Go"ersl 4IeAst Aysas. A Kx.sS bridgepors. Ct., May <, 1880. F %.-&
Connecticut western news., 1881-03-30
Tlif. SUN FOR 1881

Eve yloY aus TnE SUN r. the editions of 'tis ,.'w~pai'e: th oushour the year to come, verybody vi, ftd:
 |. \ he worlds news preser:rd that the eader vii grt .hr gr af'st amuu { of il fo mation with lhi- least unprof,tab rxpr. ditura Gf time and -s,sh'. HE ~uA ans agn oiecov'rd d he code Hi. nn h.''M6en reauA4:a | f1!ness and un- ttisf c!or br ".
 II. Much If that sort of Il. ws which depends upoh ots recog.ize impor'arc thai upo" Its i,ter sI to l,ial kiud. From ir9 to morn 2 HE ~uN ri t.: ti Il stor of the lives Of cal men and woIne and of tn. ir q eds: pans, aves. ratrs. an roub e=. This s!ery is more varied d intrrtsiil tia" any roma' ce that III. Geo writ in ev",y co;umr. and fresh eas, origin"ity aCcn'nCs, and deco hm in tse "eatn Ill Ui every subject,
 W. Honest comm nj Enn S,vs habit is tu peak out far 7 aoOlt III Il and thu gs. V. Equal ca GOT n {lea ing wrtL each political arty a, d equa rad; to coIrm. nd what is l ras woiy or io rrhuke what Is ilnatie in ! mocrat or R. pub gar
 | Absolut ilu. pen of iar,isah organ ga ! ous but unwavering 'oya " |" tue democratic ninCip he ~UN be erek hat th' GoVerpmei: ! shch tn Co stu io. g;v us is E ud Q c t' | D. Its ot Q of duty E tors st to IF utmos
 ow r the t"rts "t ul'' ir the Rcppb car part ! ., mp ?io her fo III oi poTtr Iii II r. p ace
 lat winch -xHts. h. ear 1881 a d tn year
 lpremv'y mpo tant co '-st. 'IA" ~,N h,.lsFt
 at th' v'ct " w" b with tLe op'r "s ssEaills
 Ae R gr for monopoiy. the figs 1"fF T G r,a'' ! .e Rnig- for imp Iia. power.
 \ Oart rms as foiovs!
 ! TOT tn. ally U>. ur-p ge sh ct of Iwetty
 ght cn una x. th" pre- a} ma'' post l!a', IS 2. D
 un, ay pap ,isl.t-pag sheet Of fiji 8-s.x c" 2 ! mes. the pr G5 Hts month Or Ss'7 ! y ar postage r&l.I.
 ! pa:ate al el. 70 yer. pos az paid.
 he prtc- nl te ky >EN. t'Eht pages fit
 ix eoum.s is siay ar Posa @ paid. For ea 1,
 ..e. I, dress W. FNGg Ahll
 wi Pub ish orFm s"!5 New York City.
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NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING of THE TosAoo.. 6RowERs' MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY will b, held ct shs office of the Company in Eortl. Canaan, on the S1st day of March, 1881. at one o'clock P. sm., for the purpose of electing 5 board Of directors for the ensuing year, and transactipg such other business as may reg ulArly come before the meeting. 3w3f
 By order CHARLES Fl. BRIGGS,
 North Canaan, March 16. 1881. Secretary.
Connecticut western news., 1881-03-30

have used your D. R. V. c. dyspepsia rsmsdy and rsoommed it for dyspepsia and troubles arising from it.
 N. B. Sullivan, M D., Memphis, N. Y. k,Guarantssd by all druggists.
Connecticut western news., 1881-03-30
Mes0 Advertisements
For Sale.

THE fsrm known as the Parks Dairy Farm, situated in the north of Salisbury, on Town Aill, SO called, containing 355 acres, on which is . largsquantity of wood and sprouts of 1s and % growth, with meadow, blow and pas turs land, enough for . large stock of cattle, is offered for sale. Terms made easy for particulars enquire of J. W. Parks, on adjoin- ing hrm.- 26tf J. W. and A. N. PARKS.
Connecticut western news., 1881-03-30

HOUSATONIC LODGE. No. 8I. F AAa and A. Al. Regular communication. Second and Fourth saturday oi every month.
Connecticut western news., 1881-03-30

q. ". CAM F., n. 8. pHYSICIAN AND DSUKGEON. Canaan. Conr Office day it Camps Drug Store. fron oA !e Tour o'clock, Thursday afternoons. 3avOMtt.
Connecticut western news., 1881-03-30
Tax Collectors Notice.

ALL PERSONS liable to nav tax.s laid q, ssssssmsnt of 1880, in the town of sharon, ar, hereby notified that will meet them at tn, Town Hall on the f,st Monday in April, fo, the purpose of receiving said taxes also 8 She ssms place the first Monday ID each montl during She year, and will also meet them a, Ootnwsh Bridge Post Office April 18th, iron 10 until II .. m., and at the Ellsworth Pos Once on the same day, from until D m On snd after May 1st, legal per cent. an, tfsvslfees will be added to all taxes unpaid sg3s ;, EDGARJ. RKED, Collector.
Connecticut western news., 1881-03-30

A Court of Probate holden at North Can
 A aan, within and for the District of Canaan
 on the 17th day of March, 4. D. 1881. Present, Jacob B. Hardenbergh, Esq, Judge
 trator, with the will annexed, on the testat. estate of Ithamir Woodin, late ot Canaan, with in said district deceased, it is ordered by this Court. that notice shall be given that the Ad- minlstration Account in said estate will be ex hibited for settlement at the Probate Office il, said District, on the 7th day of April, 1881. at
 one o'clock p. m !, by posting copy of this or
 der on the public sign post in said town 0,
 canaan, md by advertising the same in s newspaper published in said district, at leasl Ave days before said time assigned.
 | Certified from record,
 f2WS9 FRANK B. LINDSEY, Clerk.
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wWRkimRmem.

Before you begin your heavy spring work a9tsr :wintar of relaxation, your system needs cleansing and strengthening to prevent an stack of. Agus, Bilious of Spring Fever os some other Spring sickness that will unfit you for . seasons work. You will save time much. sickness and great expense if you will uss one bottle of Hop Bitters In your family shis nonth.. Doa't wait -BarlSngt0" HaseE' eye. ~
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NoNN. WKSrElsN aAiLxsAD,
Conllneneins June 1s. lSsa.

( ONH' " h'SHEsxN hAiLHSAN. SS---: ConnneneinS June ls, i8Sa VI. :.
 GOING WRIST. DaAiEs LAAvk oAAAAs. ,,.-s
 2. 40 a. ni. CoupestiAx frsaa Yitss&s,s. as MH.
 ier'en iHr fosshhssPsis, hllssGssk Aa1. for EisAkiii. ,' -,
 Leaves @ sali.esry at la.ss and L.A4ysslti S.5s P, III. Cohneoting from Pitts&sId, Asyf1
 lcFton for New York, arriving Rt 6. X u. sn. Leaves ',s salisbury As 4.so aud lAksvsG GAG P. Tn. ohneotias hom Pinsaeld: AS ISa,A Nen,. ~ Leaves Salisbury Vt T.os aud l.uss,,iis. at t.S, r.. lu. .-.E~s 1 4.S0 P. n. hIk trall, 0unnuqt,ns st Rvs;Aal foi New ioFk.syrlvias sp.iz,2o a.iR. RanS SunGalh Unty. RIM >sc"sSa i.A&... raGiss LEA Avg4 4aAaAAN x. <.
 s,lo a. nl. Leaves MiDtrtou a. Gps q. ss., L1RsI
 "iie G. i1 aud Salisbury ss 7.vs A- u. s'. S'S4 Il. II" Ic1nccNEE at WL.stsd I&s EASey ,aiy al!d ijGidgspMt. At'a:n.sbaFy 4a, Ne" ttaFeii, arriving at t.sS ?. an. -.skass lns lV niles distance ever say &sk1a cs"'ie, .foi Hsstheia, Nor s.anRtoa. ". ] l4n!hsbn'sh AAd h0isUks,f At RsktA.rd } "ltn EAfrts ss tul Spr, nx nSld sad Hoxs.,sI %nd aii r"inn North aud kass; aNiStns, lo E"s'oi at 4.2o P. M. slsx Aas N&ST hia1nt, h, he" London, Prey!d.s.ss. Rev l Il. .ts Lga'or MIiertsh at s.ts, LAkSvius Aee 1 >AIlshn43 3.li '. m. Ts,s s.eo ?. I. CVnArctlnK iFvm AlbanJ. 4, Was. 1 tvd t!n "atCrbur! anu uslcxerEsA E ! a-..'sbuiy toT New tuvcu, a ssiAAse, h>ll l !"ho &,.d >osthau.p p,oi A nartAsI | e , "li.l:1aNtIL. New LvAdcn, New Yerk. C"st"h. amt Saybroek, VII. C. !. R.k ! Leaves @siilcrton at s.iS. LatsyAs.a 4 q, l !'aiisOulS 2.36 p. M .-v. ] e.l5 P. Ill. Leaves Mii!eyton pt. .SS. LASyv,akA l i.is, sahs"ury S.SS P, sa,. Af V HsassSA. 1 Passenger" leave SeT iosk Al S.ee .. sas | c@nnect HlAt tsiH Gs in. .e- l S.Oe a. .A. lMua'iay met piDSt Saiy.i i.ravSA &hlettnu at t.1S u. n., aozisae.sins aS ] Ca.."an, w,ti' Ho~ sa t-nis eain sar,sS AI ! t'i.t l>aiatw for New F., eSp. slstysesx aS I ai5 Il. IT,, and for New x~rk Al 8fsaa,' 1 salA 'or W s,Iisld ana Nerti.axs4Pten. AmR arriving iu Hartford nt s,3A .. a. r.
 For time at way ntations ansi t,o,.aexsAsap yss ! posters. k @r l WALTER PEA NGE. I.E. JM,xn,us
 tiapI T>fk.' AAeAA SukseI,.,a.>.aA..s.aA
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Dissolution of Partner.
 ship.

Notice is hereby given, that the firm of A. Q. Woodward 6 Son, as heretofore organized for thS puspose of carrying o1 the business ol gsnsral Msrchsnd diSing aud trade, in the Town 4tghAtoh, Mtchfeld Co.,, Connectiout, is this day dsiolyed by mutual consent, Abel c. Woodward retiring from said firm All per. sons indebted to above firm are requested to make immediate payment to Abel Woodward.
 ABEL c. WOODWARD,
 ABEL WOODWARD.
 Datsd Feb. 2lst 1881
 The aforesaid business from the date hereof will be conducted and carried on by the under signsd junior partner of the late firm of A. C. Woodward Son. ABEL WOODWARD Dated February Fist, 1881. ew37
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BoARDlme MOUSE TO LET.

No. nnoke MOCK. Water st. Recently repaire<sl
sevea hAoe sleepdAg rooms. INQUIRE al
r0oULDs - DOUGHTY BIOS.
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Freedom Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that have this day eivsn
my son, Howard A. DRAKE, his time. .hsi e,s,,,
none OF his wages. nor shall pay any iebt. hy him
contracted after this date ~ '''n
Manchester, Aug. 4, Isl.
kenn~hee ca
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AUGUSTA POST OFFICE.


OAce Rosu.
Ero.7 A. =. tssP; T. ss y z, ezeeRsed d.r;sr
- No. order oaice open. At A. n. Closes 1t
kedsser<a Letter Department opens at A. H.
' ss.np o1oe open. att A. y. Closes sisP.A.
Arriral and Departure Of Nails.
por,,.pd. BOSTON and Southern and Western Mail.
arrive at 2E A. n, and as and sAs r. N. Close at
5. 10 and q 10 A. NJ, and N r. n.
Portland and intermediate emces; arrive 1t as
Rbod. Island, Cansecsicut and Southern and West
eru states close af 20 r. n.
Lewiston and auburn and intermediate ofces
arrive II A. NJ. SIS. and u. Close At So
and g. 10 A. NJ, and 10 r. NJ
Brunsxick bath, KockIand, Squirrel Island. Ocean
Close $40 and 80 A. n.
Bangor Belfast. Eastern and New Brunswick
arrive 10 A. u. and iP-M. Close At 3-ls and ,oPM
ssowhegAn and cOnneetinx routes arrive III A. n
and II p. N. Close BIS and 10 r. u.
Stage Mails.
searsmost and intermediate o6ices arrive Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at le a. u. Close at ais r.
NJ Monday, "Wednesday and Friday.
Belfast and intermediate Offices arrive daily tSun-
DAY excepsed) ut 10 A. 81. t1ose 3. i5 +. NJ
Wald. .boro and intru ediaie Offices, arrive daily
SUNDAYS exc@pted) q, 9 p. NJ. Clo-e go A; N.
Ljtchield and intermediate onices arrive daily ex-
cept undays, at 10 A. ". Closes BIS +. NJ:
Winthrop. arrives daily Sundays excep'ed) Or NJ
Closes A. ".
Manchester, Mt Vernon. ". Mt. Vernon and No.
vienna daily except sundays) arrives y NJ Closes
Jpn.
Belgrade W. wateryill@, Somerset Z. r. and con-
Meeting routes srrive daily Sundays excepted) at
ITO Close at LIS.
Weeks Mills and W. Windsor arrive daily except
Supdaysl at 10 A. n. Closes at BIS r. VI.
National Military Home Togus, arrives 10 A. N.
and r. ~. Closes A. NJ. and 81 +. NJ.
Carriers deliveries are made daily Sun
DAYS and legal Holidays excepted) in the
business, portion of the city, ut 80 and
10 A. ". and and 8 p. n. Deliveries are made
10 all parts Of the city within the delivery limits,
twice q day Sundays and legal Holidays excepftd)
at 10 4. VI. and 4 =. NJ.
Collections from the street boxes are made on
week DAYS = fol.ows;-The boxes on Water. state,
Winthrop, Bridge, Green, Grove, corner of Chapel
and Court .treets Maine Cent al X X. Station. East
End kennebec Bridge, and at corner Of Bangor and
Cony streets coll~c ed af pa NJ, 30 and Pm
All her box. collected at 9 A. NJ. and 8 z. NJ.
Sundays and legal Holidays, collections are made
afsP NJ.
All Ltters are delivered free by carriers when ad-
dressed TO the street and number. People should
inform their correspondents of above, and have their
letters addressed accordingly.
Any irregularities in the Carriers Department
J. II. MANLEY. p. NJ.
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sShe is = goddess. = said. warmly
LADY de Burgh looked at me in mourn

s.She Is = goddess = said. WARMLY
Lady de Burgh looked at me in mourn
ful surprise.
merely terrestrial creatures. defiled by a
vul gar admiration for strength or beauty.
They had no soul. do not speak OF the
common soul which animates us all, out
OF that vast spring Of appreciation, that
pure grasp Of the intangible. that intuitive
perception Of profundity. that ecstatic
soul which is possessed BY the very few !"
Then she noticed the dandelion in my
button hole. and emerging from her cush-
ions. she touched it with the tips Of her
fingers.
you are very artistic" she said Il
can see it at glance. We must be great
friends. But must not keep you longer
now, for have much 10 occupy my mind
before ! sleep tonight.
So LEI, her with her dead rose and her
groBndseI, and her grand thoughts. But
Molly was in the hall, with her happy,
genial manner. and when had said good
bye to her and departed. my last impress
sion Of that house was one of JOY and Sc
renity.
The railway station and the holly cush-
ioned train seemed veay prosaic after my
Interview with Molly. But. as was
whifled back to London, the beautiful
truth entered, with conviction. into my
mind that the practical convenienees OF
life were the vehicles Of romance. How
often might not this commonplace train
carry me again and again to the side other
whom already regarded IS my divinity !?
And though, when it all came about, the
mother called me a clown. and the father
thief. for daring TO WOO their daughter.
what cared when had won that peer
less maid 10 be the shepherdess Of my
formative sheep i'm good earnest.
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NORTH vAssALBoRo' Me-, March 20, 1881
DR. HENIoN; Dear Sir-For nearly four years
my eldest boy (now in his 18th year, wa. afflicted
with Epilt psy (Fiis). We tried every remedy that
40 that he had TWENTY FITS q week, and were
almost In despair, when | prOvidentially your
advertisement IN the WdferriUe Mail last October
at once placed him under your care. and IN two
mouths his fits ENTIRELY LEFT HIM. and he is now
strong and well.
Yours. very truly. GE 'RGE CANAAN.
Mr.. Canham and his FAMILY refrrr..dt,.
Mr.. Games Wallace, Of Auburn, Me-, had a shock
Of Paral, sis. Was unable dress himself without
assistance. He saw DIR. II. at Bangor. and in less
than one week he was able to dress himself, and
within two weeks commenced work Referred to.
Twelve ply sicians In Lewiston and Auburn,
during IA months, treated for Salt Rh.um,
which covered tue entire body and prevented me
from working dnring that time; could lie dow n
for weeks. Under Dr. Heniou's treatment I com
menced to improve at once. and =, after six
weeks, am well and able to work. TRUE I. DOWN
ING. Min I, Me-" Referrd to.
Miss Nellie NJ Common OF Brewer, Me-, was cured
Of Sick Headache. Painful Menstruation. Chills.
Fever and Congh. Referred to.
Mrs. Emma F. Sundison, of Bangor, Me-, was
cured of Rheumatism. Neuralgia OF Stomach; had
been treated TOR Dropsy Referred to.
c. A Haincs. of Dexter, No. cured of Liver and
stomach Trouble. Referred to.
Mr.. ;. T. Luce. of Levant, Me-, cured of
stomach Trouble and salt Rheum. Referred TO.
Miss Lucine Jones, of West waferviile was cured
by Dr. IL. of severe form Of Scrofula Referred to-
Scores Of references furnished on application
TERNs-Ars Rerer erorbitaRt. Those from a de.
lance literally considered Letters of INQUIRY
answered. Do not delay your visit until too late
In most cases but oNE PERSONAL INTERVIEW ia
necessary. SeLd for circular.
vaiids living at di-tance tre ated without q rer-
sonal interview, If the case viii admit. WYite AR.
ticulars. -
Positively no case taken unless there is a reason.
able prospect Of success. once hours from A. N.
10 4. N auglbr Tue Th&Saty
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FREEDOM NOTICE

~, ms Is to Eive notice that give nv son. Fred
a,tney, MS time from this dav. shall claim none
o' MS wases and pay none Of his bills
AuEus,s. Sept !, ISL J. 81 WHITNEY
Sepe3f3w
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TEXAS olers greater stt ncnss.
n way of socd. ehe.p lands nes,ny ,s eos Ssry
id climate .bandancs Of t,cs resion nov open TO
sy In this rapidly developing section: tne
Texas and PaeiAc Esilway has n oPs ~ -
over 60 ,ow nr;ees and on easy terms millions o.
g oer 40 of rood and cheap Railroad and
lands. but recenfiy opened for 'stiisnss .Sdress
- XsesIs. Land Commissioners. T. r. KAN
W. n; AnSsM ra "a Sept6f&w4w
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n 1H1 YEAR and expenses to agents
KI( Outfit fee. Address z. q. NIckEkf,
Augusta, Maine.
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Investment Securities.

savings Banks. Insurance Companies, Trustee.
and Investors generally. are invited TO corrr.pond
With US regarding BoLds they may desire TO 5us seH
or ercAdaee. ~ ''
1sesesPai Doode, Water Works, Con,pa
ny Loans. and desirable Railroad Sec, n.
ties always On hand.
J.. L. LEWIS 4 Co., Bamkers-
aug29fkwiw - Cedar ~ ~
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II Articles In one.
Millions in use-everyoo-
dy's choice: S4-page cata
Iogue of specialties free.
J.MHuNrER MfgCo-, Gin.
o. Agt'swn't'd, male 4 fe-
male.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-09-23
\ Il woRT r 4 HUNDRED DOLLARS

o.. .nv surcker to know that we are putfIh8 up
verv fine Havana filler. with Connecficut
sous n favor to cigars generally sold At IRON, 70
rs cents-which are selling 20 consume.s anu
n~ IS TO any part Of the United States, postage
on receipt Of 81. or so cigars for ~ address WI ~;
AGE STORE COMPANY, wholesale Deasers iA "
.s,s and t;rocerie- Bridgeport, Conn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-09-23
GU VVHo ARE SUFFERING

will do well TO read these testimonials carefully la,
as,de all prejudice, and use your own best judgemen
In regard to consulting DIR. II. Do ask for ant
be Influenced by the opinion OF some friend v no i
In robust health, and who cannot appreciate you
condition, but act rs your own reason and common
sense dictate.