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DIED..

(Nothing beyond the announcement ofthe name, aqe.
residence. &c. Of deceased persons irW be published
under this heaiing.)
In Dover, \. IT,. May I'D. Rev Father Herbert :
Blodgett, son of Mr.. and Mrs samuel A. Blodgett.
of this city. aged - wears. months and ) DAYS.
In sandy Point. May 18th, Mr.. James Showers,
aged 81 years.
In Northport, May 2l>t, VIM. Hill aged - wears,
and months. formerly of Buxton
In Knox, May Eth. Hattie L., youngest daughter
of Edward and Martha Z. IIearil, aged years, .
months and days.
In Camden, May 18th. Jennie L.. wife of Ruc H.
Thomas, aged - years and months.
IN Rockland, May 18th, Alexander NJ. snow. agcd
50 years month and days.
In Rorkand, May l5th, Thomas :. Cook. aged 3
wears. months and 20 days.
In Nlnalhaven, May 10Th. Capt, Benjamin smith.
aged about 20 years.
In Ninalhaven, May 81, Mr.. Lcmucl Gay, former
~ of Machias aged 50 wears
In Plymouth, Wis. April 18th Ellis r. Crockett,
formerly OF Prospect, Me. aged - years month
and days.
In Grand Crossing. ILL.,, May 18th, Arthur Porter
son Of VIM. J.. and Della Norton, aged months
and 10 days.
In Ellsworth May 18th, Maggie A. Malone, aged
20 years III months and II days.
The Republican journal., 1881-05-26

Boston Produce Market.
REPORTED SPECIALLY FOR THE JOURNAL, BY
BERRY, FRYE Il CO., BOSTON.

REPORTED SPECIALLY FOR THE JOURNAL, BY
BERRY, FRYE 4 CO., BOSTON.
MONDAY, May ..
Inc sales at Produce Exchange have been very
light for the past week, owing partially to light
celpts Steamers have been delayed on account of
storms.
EGGS-Eastern extra Il trihe firmer. Selling to-
day at l4c. Y doz. Northern same price. F. +. Is
land at bic
BUTTER-Firmer tone to market. General adj
vance over last quotations from to Sc. for
cries and diaries.
BEANs-Lower and not much tone to market.
Hand picked peas and medium offered at $3.50.
Hand picked yellow eyes offered at $40 with SD
bid.
CHEEsE-Fine old cheese about out of the mar
ket New coming in quite freely, selling at l092 &c
y ID.
APPLEs-Apples are about out of market. Choice
Baldwns selling at s. y Dbl. in iobbing lots, but
not enough coming to make market. Dried ap-
pies dull and unchanged.
PoTAToES-Steady at quotations. Houlton rose
brings 81 T. bush by carload lots. Prolifcs same
price. Jacksons and chenansoes about l0dl5c. U
bush lower.
The Republican journal., 1881-05-26

People who are alarmed by the approaching
conjunction of several of the planets should read
he following note written by Prof Young of
Princeton College to a Nebraska inquirer:
Dear Sir; 1t is true that Saturn, Jupiter and
Venus are near conjunction and 7. near its peri
hehon But they have no influence whatever of
any sort on the earth. The nonsense talked about
the matter is worthy of the dark ages Two tom
cats lighting in the streets of Pekin will disturb
the world more than all imaginable planetary con
functions. Yours, G. A. YOUNG
The Republican journal., 1881-05-26

T HAVE MADE EXTENSIVE REPAIRS ON MY
i cartiing machines and have obtained irst-clls,
workmen, and am better prepared to 40 rstrl;lss
work than ever before. >atinets, hanncls and
yarns manufactured from customers wool. Yarns
woven usual. My price for carlng will be the
same AS last year, ) and cents per pound. Give
us Il trial and we will do you good work Agent
for Belfast, A. PERRY.
b. F. HASKELL, Proprietor.
May %, lSSl.-3W2l
The Republican journal., 1881-05-26

TRANSFERS IN REAL ESTATE. The following are
transfers in real estate in Waldo County, for the
week ending May 24th-Caroline w. Abbott Bel
last to Emily A. Spear, Montville. Nathan A.
Bennett, Camp Bedwe, Cal, to James r. Moors
oearsmoht. Morton Bennett, Searsmont, to James
=. Moofa same town. Chas. a. Bradstreet & al,
hhoN to James Mears, Morrill,. Amos b. Brawn
i-'oelty' 70 Hef5eft Z. Rowell, same town. J. f.
Cross Morrlll, to Wayland knowlton, Liberty An
haoel cross " al, Fort Fairfield, to Simeon Ryder,
Belfast. John F. Dyer, Burnham, to Rufus Gil
| more, same town. David w. Dyer, Belfast to H.
T. EcDonald, Belfast S. l.. Dodge, Brooks, to
sarah Rand, Monroe. Charles Elliot knox, to
Hiram +. kenney, same town. Crosby Fowler
Unity to Enoch ID. Flye, Freedom. Alfred \. Gnn
Prospect, to Sarah M. Dow, same town. ID. A.
Greer, Belmont, to Caroline w. Abbott, Belfast
Jeremiah Hillman, Troy, to Paul and Ernest IIar-
mon Lowell, Mass Evander Hartman, Prospect
10 Geo. J. Wescott, same town. Daniel G. Kinds,
Belfast, to Abby c. Pilsbury, Belfast. Nancy
Holmes, Searsmont, to r. &. Blood, Waldo. Frank
w. Kelley, Winterport, to Albert A. Losan, same
town. William II. kimball, Belfast, to Margaret
Moody, Belfast. James L. Moers Scarsmont, to
Morton Bennett, same town. Will A. Morey, Wal
do to A. q. Morey, same town. Elmer A. Mitchell
estate, Belfast, to Simeon Ryder, Belfast. J. Y.
McCntock, Belfast, to Belfast Gas Light Co. Rachel
Maddocks, Searsmont, to Charles ID. Wentworth
same town. Naomi Richardson 4 al, Knox, to
James Mears, Morrill,. Eugene NJ. and George w.
Ryder, Belfast, to Simeon Ryder, Belfast. Hannah
Rowell, Montville, to Edward +. Spear, same town.
Joshua Towle estate, Belfast, to Benz. w. Crosby.
Daniel G. Toethaker Belfast, to Caroline W. Alb
bolt, Belfast. A. ii. Whitmore, Verona, to Fred
Atwood, Winterport. Eliza A. Walker, NOrthpert
to town of NorthpOrt.
BELMONT. The Rev. Mr.. Cunningham, of Bel
fast, will hold religious services at 1870 A. NJ and
, p. NJ on Sunday next in the school house at Bel
mont corner.
PALERMO. Mr.. L. W. Brigham has just closed
successful term of free high school, that he has
been conducting. Mr.. VIM Osgood has again Sc
cured control of the mail route between Branch
Mills and No. Palermo. He carries the mail three
times per week between the two places for 300 per
annum. Distance, six miles.
MONROE. On account of the storm of last week
anumber of farmers lost sheep One man lost nine
THE frcshet in the river enabled j. w. McKen-
ney to get the remainder of his drive in. Frank
Bailey is getting his carlng mills ready for sum
mer business. "A patent has been issued to Henry
F. Haley of this town for lamp reflector.
The Republican journal., 1881-05-26
SHIP NEWS
PORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED.

May 2oth srhrs. Nellie Doe, =, Bangor Henry
Woods Boston
May 2lst, schrs. Mary Farrow, Pattershan, Cas-
tine; Geo. d. Ferguson, Ferguson, Ellsworth
May 23d, srhr. Mazurka, Holmes, New York
24th, schrs. Brunette Babhagc, Boston.
Alaska Hamilton, Portland.
SAILED.
sonville.
May ., schrs Geo 3. Ferguson, Ferguson, New
York; Henry, Woods Bangor.
May 2lth, sclms. Lillian. Ryan, Boston; ITarmona
Pattershall, Bangor; VI. W. Drew. Mahonev Jack
sonvillc; Nellie Doe, -. do.
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Just before o'clock last evening an alarm
Of fire was turned in from station 10, at the
Central Glass Works. 1twas occasioncd by
tic discovery that small shed or barn, be
longing 10 jas Garrett and situated above DO
Ion coal bank, on the east side OF the vine
ward hill, Was oil fire. The Atlantic and
Vigiiaht engines responded and water was
thrown on the building, but II WIS almost ell
ftlfely destroyed.
1'lie department, by the way, was called Out
tatliiy, but nude good time when II did get
the alarm, aud did good work.
,fhe stable was used by Mr. Garrett who
hhul5 for the Central Glass Works, TO keep lis
mules IN, which were saved without harm
The feed was destroyed with the barn, anti
lhb total loss will foot up between $500 and
400. The fire was supposed to be inCcndlary
hs no other explanation can be given.
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tits we'll known that this city is filled with
sneak and hall thieves and the number seems
to be considerably increasing Judging from
Tie cases reported. A walk along Tie Streets
Of the principal portion Of the city after mid.
night will ilid q number nf the fellows, or ut
least persons presumably bent on such bust.
mess, One Of the special night pattolmen
slapped 4 renatteF last night aud relieved
himself thuSlyl
1Ses hero, fliote ought to be an ordinance
passed that would give U.s. a chance. The
way the thing Il fixed now I can't stop a
suspicious looking character, and II lie has
no good account or one satisfactory, 10 give
Of himself, lock him up, The regular police
passed for us ! am sure we could null IN
several professional house thieves,
ltthe htlvllegn were not abused II might
answer very we'll,
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wEIsGERpER.noLT RACE orr.
A Disagreement as TO the Conditions
Ends the Talk.

Ends the Talk.
It was reported here yesterday that tho
talkcd-of race between George Wesgcrbcr, Of
this city, and Peter Boil, Of NicKecsport, was
off, The following from last evenings Pitts
burgl LeGicr corroborates the report, and
gives the particulars;
The talked OF single scull race between
George Weisgcrber, Of Wheeling and Peter
Boil, Of Port Perry, now seems further re-
moved than ever before. AS has been al
ready stated, oil arrangements were agreed
upon last week and the Weisgerber people
stood ready at that time to slgn articles for q
race to take place three weeks from to-day on
the lower Wheeling course, The Boil folks
said they would write the articles Of agree
ment and send them to Welsgerber
for inspection. The articles were according.
ly written and sent. They contained
d clause binding Welsgerber TO guarantee
three feet OF water all over the course Weis-
gerber objected to this clause and came up TO
sec Boil this morning. The two Oarsmen
met and neither would yield, WQsgerber
urged that lIoll might run on sand bur II he
saw he was beaten, and claim there was no
water. Boil said II lie concluded there was
water enough 10 start in tho race, he would
not put In any claim OF that sort afterward.
As neither would yield the point and as the
prospects Of plenty OF water Is not good md
Us WeiSgerher wants the race OVeF that par
tlCular course ut Wheeling no match was
made lie departed for Wheeling much dis
appointed, and says lie will now challenge
Riley.
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pRngoNAL PgNCILINGS.
some Pleasant Gossip About Prominent
People.

some Pleasant Gossip About Prominent
People.
Governor Jackson has returned from Park
ersbnrg.
Miss Alice Kelly is visiting friends in Pitts
burgll for u few days
Bro. Hampton. Of the steubenville Herald
was In the city last evening.
Mrs. Mary Bender has returned from Pitts
burgh, where she was the guest OF her son.
George W. Thompson, OF ParkeHhurg, was
registered at the New McI4ure last evening.
Ed. Mcconnell, one Of the civil engineers
OF the W., +, & @, rOad, Is ut the Mcclure
House.
Judge II. II. Cochran, Managing Director
Of tie w. II Il. Il. railroad, Is home on aslort
visit to his family.
A. W. Brewster, Of Chicago, known as the
Sol Smith Russell OF the commercial trade, Ia
ut the New Mcclure.
Prof. Richard Stahl llas composed grand
march dedicated to President arthur, which
will be out In few days,
Squire Philips has returned from Cleve
land, where lie went to attend Garield's fun
eral, and where he had varied experience
State School Superintendent Butcher |.
BUSY preparing u permanent SCHOOL register
which will combine several improvements
over the one now In use.
Mai. VIII Jackson, Private Secretary to the
Governor, returned last evening, after spend
Ing long vacation about parEerSburg. liz
looks Us though the climate there agreed
with him.
Mr.. j. l.. Steele, the newly elected High
School teacher, was In the city to-day In
search Of n pleasant place to live In during
the winter. Mr., Steele is apparently II very
pleasant sociable gentlcmeh.-Beltdire Inie
pendent
Rev. Q. p. Atasdcn aud DR.. Thomas II. LO
gan returned last night from Mountain Lake
Park, Ina short talk had with one Of them
II was stated that there was rs yet nothing
for publication outside Of the receltt article
published In the INTELLluESCgR. While on
the mountains they wero engaged In arrang
ing the prcliminaries for Immediate work.
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tnfnlirn NInitin.s Court.

Yesleri6y morning the jury in the case OIL
iilc State ts. Annie Nixon, charged with
keeping d house Of ill.iame which case la.
been on for Two days, was cllatged by tht
C6dtg and appeared again about II O'Clock
with verdict Of not guilty The case wat
different III SOME respects from any yet tried
aud attracted considerable attention. II also
brought some voting men Into prominence
That added to tile faciheSs. The State was
unable to establish any proof that wonld con
VlCt
rhc fehiaihdefoi the day the attention Of
the court was given to the ease Of the city oil
Wheeling W. Isaac Smith, charged With as.
sidlting and resisting Officer DOininick Nor.
re on al appeal FROM the Police Court, The
arrest that Norris was making Of the time
Il 4 ALLEGED this resistance took place was
that Of AL. Rose Morris story was that
! Smith hit him with the idea Of tescuihg Rose.
The evidence Introduced by the defense was
& to allow that II was some other colored per.
son than Smith, and he was cleared by tile
Jury Tho tits between Officer Morris, when
on the stand and attorney Ctacfait were
amusing and brilliant,
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f.nnn sln,rnr,i.s i,nnIi,,

The parents Of Lena Steward, the girl spok-
en- In yesterdays issud as dying strangely
at the residence Of NJ, james hurley, Of Ben.
wool arrived Wednesday night and took tho
remains home. They arc very respectable
people, aud feel the loss very keehly. In
Justice 10 Mr.. hurley II must 20 said that the
girl catne 70 his house from her home about
Ing. She remained few days, then procured
employment until few days ago, when she
was taken with the typhoid fever, and her
friend, domestic Of MI. Durley's, obtained
permission to bring her there TO nurse her,
Tho IUty found that she died from natural
causes. hot OrROtl1e poisoning
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THE MAaCOTrE.
Two Performances In wheeling Of Au.
drnn.S Last Success,


The Acme Opera Company, which won con
siderable praise by Its rendition Of "OllvettO''
Wednesday night, achieved still greater dis
tinction by It's presentation Of "Thn Mus
cote" a new play by the sanleautllor, which
was given botll at yesterdays matinee and
at last nights performance. Tho piece was
elegantly mounted, the cOstumlng rich and
elAbOntcand tile accessories oil that could he
desired Asa whole the production OF the
opera was decided success. II moved
smoothly, the company showed sufficient ia.
miliarity with the music and the business OF
the piece, and the entertainment proved to
DO thoroughly enjoyable. Miss Adelaide
Randall sang the role Of "llcttinn' with good
Judgement and acted II with charming mai
veto. Miss Emma Elsner, who appeared In
the afternoon rs "FiamettA' and made a
pleasing impression, was too hoarse To
sing again at night, and the part was
very we'll taken for such short no.
tiCe by Miss Kissing, member Of the chorus.
Mr. Henry Q. reakes rs Lorenzo and Mr..
Mark Smith as "plppo" were quite up to tic
good work ofwliicl patrons Of this class Of en-
tertainment know they arc capable, The
HllOCoo" Of James G. Pedkes was equally good.
They were well supported, and the Cliorous
was sufficiently large to give with good Of.
feet the beautiful music which this opera as.
signs TO them.
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l,nliihell ,rlth = rnnninI,,.

About $3.50 o'clock last evening the driver
of one OF Kasley & Brooks large coal wagons
drove his team ur to thotFifth ward fountain,
situated at the north end Of the market
house, for the purpose Of watering his horses.
He came up at d fast walk aud falling Ia
check bis team In time, the pole struck tho
fountain with Sucl force as to knock II ovet
aud as Il fiji IL was broken into a large mum.
Der Of pieces. Tile driver frightened ut what
he had done left In d hurry.
The fountain was presented 10 the city
some years ago by Dr.. Blum and was hahdt
some ornament. II was broken once before
III The same manner and repaired, but the
smash up is SliCli general one this time that
II will be almost impossible 10 do anything
wifi H.
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The annual election Of otilccn forthe North
Street Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
has been held and tile school board, accord.
ing to tho constitution Of tho school, elected
the following officers for tito ensuing year:
Superintendent, Mr., W. A. Wilson, ASsis-
taht, Mr.. VIM. Chapman, who WINS also
elected Clloristcr; Mr.. John q. Morrison,
Librarian, Miss Emma phipps, Assistant
Librarian Mr.. Richard Chew, Secretary; Mr..
jacob Arndt, Superintendent Of Male Pri-
mary Department, Mr.. John w. drowning,
First Assistant, Mr.. john Komplc, Second
Assistant; Miss Mary Arbuthnot superinten.
dent Of Female Primary Department, Miss
Mary Ryan, Assistant, Its Sunday School
year will commence under favorable CirCunl.
stances, Mr.. Wilson Is an able, kind yet
firm Superintendent This Is his fourth
year MS Superintendent. No gentleman In
this city takes u livClierintGrcst in aud makes
more sacrifices for the Sunday School cause
than lie. The accomplished and popular or.
ganist Miss Annie Morrison, liGs beeh re.
elected. With such corps Of officers we az
sure the North Street Sunday School will
have q successful year.
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The brick wall between the store room Of
Thomas Colyin, the fancy grocer, and the
feed STORE Of James Cfahgle, adjoining, sltu-
atcd on Main street, nDrlhOf Sixteenth, gave
way yesterday. and fell In upon Mr.. ColFln's
slOct. A large quantity Of oats and corn In
hulk Is tAuaIly kent heapOd against the wall,
and this IA supposed 10 have been the eatise
Of the accident, though The wall must bye
been defective Originally, Tie grain andthe
spices were badly mixed up, and d good deal
Of dust and mortar lniefmlngled in The tHASS
y : said the los VIII reach several hundred
dollars
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oo p T, e 4 l',gneguaed foe It cure


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ut tile remedy that will cure the innny diseases
liar TO women. Mothers Magazine.
ut has passed severn tests and WON endorsements
C0nnlty."-New York World. " '''N
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Harvey, d. d.. Washington, D. Q.
This Remedy, which has done such Wonders. ID
put up III the LARGEST SIZED BOTTLE al INV
Gliclhe upon the market and a sold 6y DrtiriiSis
and all dealers al 81 IS plr IIOitle For Dl1i,Sihs
enquire l9f WARMERS SAFE DIABETES CURE,
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
Tho Oublin nro hereby CAUTIONED AGAINST
SENDING ANY MONEY OR ORDERS TO NUElSS
&, Co, IS NASSAU ST, NEW YORK CITY, US all'
thOnzed by the LHliSlana state Lottery Company 70
BOGUS CIRCULARS puFpOriing 70 be Of the Louis
lana State Lottery Company, and arl FliAgDu-
I.ENTLN representing thCmselvesas ltsagentA They
have no authority from this Company to sell lis
tickets, and are not It's agents for any purpose,
II. A. DAUPnlN,
Pres Louisiana State Lottery Co,
NEW ORLEANS, la, July !. 1881, selt-Wstw
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or NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
No. ~ Broadway New York
All our Grand Extraordinary drawings arc llndeI
the supervision aud management Of GENERALS a.
4, REA REG RID and lUBAL A, FARLEY,
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THE OTHER HALF
or the Capital Prize In the Louisian.
Lottery.

AutteFSs
A day or two after the last drawing OF the
Louisiana Lottery, 1t was reported that Mr..
John C0nnors, an engineer on the l.. Il N.
road, had drawn hall Of the capital prize
$4,000. Yesterday an Ardldnrhe reporter
heard that Mr.. Corners was IN town, and
hunted him up, lie was found at his board
Ing house, and readilyanswered the questions
put To him.
~ understand, Mr. Conuers," said tile re.
porter that you held half Of ticket No. 49,.
us, which drew the capital prize In the Loui-
siana Lottery
"Yes sir, | did. On Wednesday before last
(tllc It'll inst,) bought three half tickets Of
Mr.. Gillespie, the agent hero, didn't think
much about II, and never knew had won
until saw the drawlngin thepaperat Milan,
On my run up there the next morning atter II
came off. y
"Dd you have any trouble or delay In get
ting your money!
mot q bit. On my return 10 Memphis ]
took the ticket around to Mr. Gillespie, and
he went with nc to the bank Of Commerce,
which collected the money for me. got
every cent Of it,
"Well, suppose you will 70 In and buy
an interest In rallrOad now, suggested the
reporter,
i'No sir; intend to go on and work as /
haye always done, and keep the Sl6, 900 to
fall back on In case Of bad luck" was the
reply.
Mi Corners Is fine specimen Of the
American mechanic, broad-sllould well
made and intelligent. There is 10 doubt but
that lle will put his winnings to good use.
-llemphb Avalanche, Sent 20. nav
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FoR those wlloarc ovCrworked and In whom
the Brain and Nervous System has been OK.
hausted from excuses, hive foundno com.
binatlpn OF remedies 40 prompt and eiilca-
Cious In restoring the vital forces us Fellows
Syrup Of HypophOsplites
ALEX. MGoNtAsrEti, NJ. D., 1Totsprings, Ark.
MwHGw
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to take blue pill, but didn't because I had
already been poisoned twice by mnrctiry.
Tile druggist told mo TO try Kilhey.Woft,
and I did. II ls Just the thing for my bilious.
mess and constipation, and now ain as well
aS ever" Torpid kidneys and liver Is the
trouble, for which Kldhey.WOft always
proves to be the best remedy known,-Liart.
ford COtlrthk MwrAR
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LoTTERIEs.


spI.FNpip OPPORTUNITY 10 WIN A FoR;
TIME NINTH GRAND DISTRIBUTION, SLAsa
/. m NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, OCTOBER II
issf-isIth MONTHLY DRAWING
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Upon motion, and after appropriate and
feeling remarks by Hon, l.. Daniord and
Peter Tallman, ESqp the foregoing was
adopted and the meeting adjourned.
81. CLAIR KELLY, Ch'm'n,
/. NJ. RILEY, Secretary.
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E ~ ITTORNEY. At LAW, q. n,o
OfIice Custom iIonsr, Wheeling, ", va Hlzz-
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@sLAoK.pRAUeHrn cures eostive.
ness aud Siek.lIeadache.
For sale by logan h Go.


1.oT CRrRK, Harrison County, w, Va.
The citizens Of this place and silrroundihp
country are anxious FOR sotne man or COM
tany With capital to come and build first.
class FiOURtSa Mill Coal and water In
Situation the line Of the O., W,
Il q. H. H. For Information correspond with
OF come and see John A. Sheets Or Daniel
llasSell, Lost Creek Station, Harrison county,
~ Va y
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On. llULLs Cough Syrup should be kept in
every family. AslightCough II unchecked,
is often the forcrunner Of Consumption and
u timely dose Of this wonderful medicine has
rescued mAily from MI eArly grAYN.