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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-06-23

AND BLAppKs ExPKILED-LoNa SUFFERING o
ONE OF TRor's BEST PEoPLE--A LUCKY MAN

AND BLADDKB ExPkLLED-LON0 SUFFERING OF
ONE OF TRor's BEST PEoPLE-A LUCKY MAN.
1t is by no means n strange thing that DIR,
Kennedy should have received the following
letter. by reading It you will see in one min
ute why James Andrews was thankful:
TRoY, n. Y, April 9Th, 1880.
DR.. d. Kennedy, Rondout, N. Y:
Dear Sir Until within . recent date had
for several years suffered greatly from gravel,
called by the doctors the Brick-dust Sediment.
For about year past this sediment has not
passed on in the usual quantity, but has ac-
cumuiated, causing me untold pain. Having
heard Of Kennedy's Favorite Remedy" tried
IT in my case, and after using about one and
one-hslf bottles, volded \ stone from the
Bladder, OF an oval shape, 7-16 Of an inch long,
and rough on Its surface. send you the larg-
est piece that you may SEQ OF what it 10 COM
posed. Since then have felt no pain. Inow
consider myself cured, and cannot express my
thanhfulness and gratitude for 80 signal de-
ivsrsnce from . terrible disease. You have
my consent to use this letter, should you wish
to do so, for the benefit OF other sufferers.
Yours truly,
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-06-23

Chappell has a very nice assortment of rings
solid gold and .s..sd plate, neck and guard
chains solid pens. bracelets, charms, &c.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-06-23
No. 10 Marshall ST., Ida Hill.

When We consider that the medicine hch
did this service for Mr. Andrews costs only one
dollar . bottle, 1t would seem that persons
afflicted in like fashion can afford the expense
OF testing it's virtues. Get it OF your druggist
or address DR.. David Kennedy Rondout, N. Y
"Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy for sale by
all druggiste.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-06-23
$500 REWARD!

We will pay the above reward for any case Of
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache,
Indigestion, Constipation or Costiveness we
cannot cure with Vests Vegetable Liver Pills,
when the directions are strictly complied with.
They are purely Vegetable, and never fail to
give satisfaction. Sugar Coated. Large boxes
containing 80 Pills, % cents. For sale by all
Druggists. Beware OF counterfets and imits-
tons. The genuine manufactured only by
JOHN T.. WEsr 4 Co., "The Pin Makers" lS1
a 1873 W. Madison St., Chicago. Free trial
package sent by mail prepaid on receipt OF a
cent stamp.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-06-23
A GOOD SOUARE MEAL

,ale by Duncombe, Stearns & Co.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-06-23

z. T.. Skies has been digging a well on his
place, and found water at 65 feet
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LATEST BY TELEPHONE.

Sheriff Reid cnntemplates two or three
weeks visit to Eaton Rapids, Mich, for
health and rest, starting next week.
Mr.. 8. @. Weeks, the genial old sin
ner who supplies this section with Stone.
ware, was in town three or four days on
the forepart of the week. He most al
ways has few new and funny stories to
amuse the boys with. lie will return in
II few days with II car load OF Stoneware
Mr.. Isaac d. Casebeer. of Toledo, start.
ed on Monday night with his family tor
Nebraska, and rumor has il that he il
going to reinforce the COW -boys--in other
words that he is going to locate near his
fathers family and engage In stock rails.
ing on the broad prairies OF The West.
Isaac has the perseverance, to make a
success Of anything he undertakes. I'm
like the great majority now adsys who
seek the avenues OF mechanism and are
content If they can learn enough to put
in ten hours day, and spend the bal
ance OF the time In games OF billiards,
saloons, &C., he spent his leisure houfs
in perusine all the publications that was
likely to throw any light on the business
in which he was engaged, that he might
master the business and be Of some ser.
vice TO himself and employer. We wish
him success In the new helds
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W0I,wORD POST RECEPTION.

A reception and social win b given by
wolford Post, No. 81, q. A. R., at the
Town Hall, Perrysburg, on Friday even
ing, March 3ls,, 1882, the rnniversary Of
their organization, The friends Of the
order are invited to attend, and efforts will
be made to render the evening an enjoya-
BILE one. Appropriate speeches and recita-
tions, music and fun will be the features OF
the evening.
CoMMITTEE OF ARRANeEMENTs-W. ii
Hollenbeck, Geo. Button, Thos. Harts-
horn, Nathan Teft and Jas. P. Averill.
RECEPTION CoMMITTEE.-Jas. +. Flem
ing, II. r. Charles, Jas. Timmons, G. G
Hum, Casper Snyder, I. Mead, I. Whitson
VIM. Lininger, John Mogle, Chas. Gross
Jas. Cavanaugh, John Gunder, Charles
Roe, J. Duhammel, N. w. Cox, A.F.Shep
ard, F. Yeager, II. Wygant.
Con-. ON COFFEE, HARprAcK AND 30
FoRTH-E. L. Kingsbury, Fred. Schwind
B. Trombla, Jos. Simmons and Loui
Fink.
Admittance, free. No collection to b.
taken. Everybody Is expected to come
have a rare good time," and wish tn,
order "God speed" for the coming year.
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A BOOk for Canvass ers.

The first step toward the cor rection OF
an evil is to difiuse information concern
ing its extent and influence. When this
information is given in words that burn
int to the very heart and cause the tears to
flow or awaken thoughts too deep for
tears" the book which conveys it is to
produce profound sensation in the NOR.
nj an d political world. Such n book ia
"The Women of Mornonisni" edited by
Jennie Anderson Froiseth, which recites
in plain unvarnisl,ed tale the story oi
Woman's wrongs under the accurseJ sys.
tem.of Folygamy.
No hook since the days of Uncle Tom,
Cabin is destined to exert such an influence
over the Am erican people as the "Womer
o: Mormonism." 1t will urge the voter te
demand of Congress immediate and effic
lent nction in the enactment of needed
laws. 1t will furnish facts with which tn.
press and the pulpit may arouse the pe0
pile to united action. II will stimulate III,
benevolent 10 greater exeriions in planting
in the territories of the New West til,
moral agencies needed to reform and pur
ify society.
As this work ia one of such intense in
terest to all classes it ia sold only by sub
scription. Il furnishes to wide awake mer
and women grand chance for making
money by its sale. We understand there
is some territory in this county not YET
taken. Particulars can be obtaired by ad
dressing the publisher, z. G. q. Paine
Detroit, Mich.
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TEMPERANCE DEPARTMENT.
EDITED M prhRYsBuRo W. c.T.u.

Il Is now wefi tsblished fact amongst
phydologists and the medical fraternity
that the poison, alcohol, hss tendency TO
louate itself in the gr ny matter and spinal
cord. II hSs long been known that GER
tain medicinal substances have peculiar
affinity or preference for certain organs or
tissues OF the human body.
Thus calomel selects the liver, disiialis
the muscular fibres Of the heart, belladon.
ma and opium the pupil, and alcohol the
brains. Post-fnortem examination Of the
brains OF drunkard reveal disintegr aticn
Of the cells OF the gray matter, with more
or less congestion and effusion into the
cavities. We also know that physicians
are In the habit Of prescribing medicines
which have the effect Of neutralizing or de-
stroying the effects Of certain substances
which are the products Of disease in the
human body. Thus we give the different
preparations OF potash in rheumatism,
mercury in syphilis, etc. Where there 10
an excess OF acids in the ststem, we give
alkaline remedies where nlknlies predom-
mate we give acids, and vice verss. The
drift of these remarks n to show ph iloso.
phically that alcoholism, inebriety, mania
| a poiu, or whatever we may call II, is q
physical as we'll as moral disease, and, as
| such, comes specially within the donna In
Of the phyrician. We are strengthened in
this position by the fact that the tendency
10 drink is inherited like many other her
editary diseases, as consumption. epilepsy,
insanity.
It now becomes question with philsn
thropists and moral reformcrs, what are
the best means to be adopted for the re-.
formation Of drunkards?
| How are We TO battle most SUCCESSFULLY
with this gigantic demon Of drink
| Moral sunsion 10 doing its work, the
churches are awakening 10 sense OF their
duty, and legal ruasion 10 loeming up in
the bright future. P"Iitics, 100, are jnn,
entering the arena. With all these agen.
cies at work, in n solid phalanx, temper.
ance should present formidable front
aud be able to deal some telling blows on
the enemy's stronghold.
There Is one agency, however, which has
not received the attention TO which its i'm,
portauce and mighty puwer for good en,i
ties it. We refer 10 the establishment oi
institutions intended exclusively for the
reception Of inebrintes. Those Institutions
where they hnve been established, havs
been productive Of great good, ns witness
the Washingtonian Home Of this city
which can point to itr thousand. Of men
In every department OF life, who have beer
radically reformed within ia walls, ant
are now occupying positions Of trust ant
respectability all over the country. w,
have bones for the friendless, hospital.
for the sick, asylums for the insane il
abundance, but retreata for the victims o
drink nre comparatively few in number
Let us have more of them, and make then
selfsupporting.
JoHN DAWSON PIRIE, n. D.
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eco 90 PrIzes.-We are informed by the
proprietor Of the Mohawk Valley Seed Gardens
that he offers $50 90 in six cash prizes to the
parties who have his new Lettuce "Nellis Per-
petual" longest ft for table use from one plant.
ing. This variety has been thoroughly tested and
many prominent agricultural authorities say /,
is rare variety worthy Of universal cultivation.
he puts the price for single packet at rs cents,
postpaid, which contains enough seed for large
family. For full particulars send for NHLLIs
FLORAL AND GARDEN INSTRUCTOR, 80 page
beautifully illustrated pamphlet containing
many illustrations aid use iul hints. also novel
inducements, which is Sent FREQ to all, or with a
packet of choice vegetable or flower seed TO tss,
for 4 3 cent stamp. Address
A.C. NELLIS, Causjoharie, Ny.
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HeadstOnes FOR the Graves OF EX-
Soldiers.

hsQu"riermnster General has decided
that hesdstones can be furnished only for
the unmarked graves OF Soldiers and Sail
ors who served IN the army or navy of the
United States during the war for the
Union, who were buried prior to February
Sd, 1879, the date OF the law.
As this work is now approaching COM
pletion. the application should be for
warded at once, to insure proper attention,
notice to this effect having just been re-
ceived from B. G. Carl, Quartermasier U
s. Army, In charge Of National Cemeter-
les.
The Name, Rank, Company, Regiment
and Date OF Death OF all those buried in
Perrysburg Cemeteries, ire desired imme
diaieiy frum the friends Of the deceased
which will receive the proper attention il
left with G. Finkbeiner, Post Master, Fred
Yeager, James Hayes, or the undersigned
JAMES P. AvERILI., Adju,ant.
BY order Wollord Post
G. A. r., March 2lst, S2.
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Busluess Prospects Good.-By

Business Prospects Good.-By in
quiry we have learned this week some
cheering news for the business prospects
ahead for Perrysburg. The various fnan.
cial reports OF the Corporation, Board oI
Educstion, and other matters crcwding in
at a late hour has monopolized our time
and space so that we can only make briei
men,ien this week.
The stock in the proposed new -four.
ing mill, we are assured, is being sub
scriBsd in very satisfactory manner, even
the farmers themselves taking stock in it.
There is another stock company being
formed, to purchase boat to run between
Perrysburg and Toledo, and We are told
that sufficient amount has already been
subscribed to guarantee the success Of
this enterprise.
We also have some very pleasing in
formation obtained from one OF The Exec
utors of the Way estate regarding the ear
ly completion OF the SIS, 900 library. men
iion of which will have to be reserved fol
next week.
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Liternry.--The April number OF Dem.
oREsT's MONTHLY MAGAZINE has four
Easter cards OF roses in oil colors, which
are really gems Of art, two steel engrav-
ings, and numerous illustrations. The
contents are varied and interesting. "The
Admirable Ward" by M~. Alexander
grows in interest ns il progresses, "society
Liie," by Jennie June, Is an excellent ar
ticle, aud twenty.fomr others are not infer
ior in merit. There are also "Current
Topics Of the Day." Table, ""Kitch-
en-" and Fashions for Spring." leaving
nothing more to be desired fora family
magazine ; aud the price nt two dollars u
year places it within the reach Of every
family
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-03-24

Oftaterest 10 Hnsinsss Men, W
have purchased the right for Wood c"nnty oi
DIR. .RsyRoids'Patent Metallic Stationery ana
Book Binder. We hAv agodd variety OF tn !,
covers 30 hand aud ata few eentsc4t tia COS
overthe price of PAPER and printiop We can
furnish all kinds of BLANK Work aud station
cry in neat aud substantial binding on The
shortes possible notice. We can bind a o""i
u two minutes with this ,ntion. oalland
xamine les aud prices
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-03-24

All trains arriving in Toledo, via other llnes,
make clos. connections with the South bound
train OF tho Columbus, Hooking Valley and To-
lsdo Railway.
Direct connections made In Union Depot at Co
luu,bus for Newark. Zanesville, Pittrburg,
wheeling, Baltimore, Washington and Philadel-
nhia: slso for Dayton. Cincinnati, Louisville,
Hnd nll poi nts Son tn and Southwest
Trains W MI arrive and depart from Toledo and
Couubus. Hooking Valley and Toledo Railway
Company's Depot Summit street.
W II HARRISON, Gen1 Ticket Agent
oRL AND SMITH, General Manager,
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BaIIou,s illustrated magazine-rh

BaiIou's illustrated Magazine-Ths
April number of BALLoU's ILLUsrRATED Mao
AzIEE has the welcome announcement that Mr.
W lillian ii, Thomes, the author Of "The Gnld
Hunters of A ustralis," The Bushrapgsrs," !"
"Running the Bloc kade," anu so forth, n III
soon commence the publication OF a story Ia
Ballou's. called "rhe Belle OF Australia" II
will be of thrilling interest, and the best no sl
he ever wrote. Our readers should make q
note of this fact, and be sure to get u copy oi
the magazine containing the commencement Of
the stsry. In the April number "The Clsneh-
ed Hand" still retains it's interest and the
Indian story, "Tbe Boy Scout" 10 ~ absorb
iugas ever. The April number is remarkably
good, as the list Of contents will show.
Published by Thomss d Talbot, rs Hawlsy
Street, Boston, Mass. at only 81 SO per au-
mum. postpaid and for sale at all the news
depots in the country at Is cents copy.
Speak to your nsighbors about It, and get
up snms clubs this spring. Now 10 the time
10 start clubs for the new volume.
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v. n. Snyder q Son.-The new adver.
tisemeht Of this old and always rel able
Carpet House, will be found in this issue
Those who go to Toledo to buy carpet, and
everything pertaining to that line Of trade
should not fail 10 examine the mammoth
stock at this House, lii & 119 Summit
street. We are satisHed you will be pleas
ed with the styles, prices and the manner
in which business is transacted by Mr..
9nv,lat
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why Il Is so.-Ths reason why DR.. David
Ksutssdy' "Fsvori.e Remedy" cures complaints
Of tho Liver, Kidneys, Bowels, aud Blood, 10
that It is compounded Of the very remedies
which Nature herself has provided for this put
pose. Being a, arst scattered through tho woods
and Aslds, DR.. X. has collected them and con
deiised their virtues in the fern which be noS
confidently offers 10 the sick and suffering. 0os
Dollar expended for bottle will con vinos you
and make You grateful that you read lhis item. !.
The Doctors Office is in Rondous Y. Write
lin ststemeu. Of your case! bob
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BY order Wollord Post |
G. A. r., March 2lst, 'S2. /
Should be Garroted.-one even

Should be Gnrroted.-On evening
about ten days since lady. ministers
wife, was caught, as she came along Union
street, by some william and insulted in the
srossest manner, and only escaped by rais-
ing an alarm. The same evening another
lady was stopped at the corner of Church
and Union treetr, probably by the same
fellow. and insulting proposals made to
her; and we learn that still another lady
was caught aud insulted on Court st rect
one evening lately by an old drunken
scoundrel, who is known, aud who should
be, together with the others above men.
toned, hung or tied up to post and
whipped until they hadn't hide enough left
OH their worthless ca rcasses to half sole u
boot. We have no use for such scoun-
drels.- Sentinel.
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THE FIRE AT WEST MILLGROvI


MHTch ", I6oZ.
Special to Journal.
a destructive FIRE occurred here last
night. The dry goods store Of Mcssrs.
Hahn & Son, containing the Pos, Office In
one room, also the dwelling house Of Mr..
Alex. Adams, were destroyed. Nothing
belonging TO the store ard P. o. was saved
Insured. The furniture, etc., IN the resi-
dence of Mr.. Adams was saved.
How the FIRE originated is ye, mys.
terry. A. G. r.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

Tho advertiser having been permanently cured
Of that dread disease, Consumption, by simple
semedy, 10 auxious to make known TO his follow
sufferers the means OF cure. To all who desire
Il, he Wilt send copy Of the prescription used.
lfree OF charged, with the directions for prepar-
lug and using the same, which they win find q
zion, Asthma, 6roh chiIis, &C.
Partiee wishing the Prescription, will please
address, Rev. 4. A. WILSON; l94 Penn ST.,
Wiliiamsburgh, N. Y.
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Connections: Al Toledo with divorging road
f,r ali points East. West and North.
iiolgats, Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
Delph,s, PRtsburg Fl Wayne Il Chicago u Z.
Enterprise, CVW & 81 l. 4 Il.
Decatur, Grsnd apids d indianapolis r r.
Bluifton, Fl Wayne Munoie q Cincinnati r.
Ma risn, r C & St l., and G W g. M RR.
Kokou,o. p 4 u and P O Il st l. r.
Cslins, l. 4 d WI r.
Covington, p Z & St L RR.
saltwater Junction, r G 4 st L z r.
Dayton. with roads dverging, for all points
East. West aud South.
T. A. PHIL PS. Gen'i Manager.
T.w. LlPPINC0TT, Gen'i Pass. gent.
W. y. MATTHIAS, AsstGe Pass. Agt
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ERROR8 OF MOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN whe suffered FOR years form
ANsryous sDEBILITY. PREMATURE DECAY,
FOR the saSe Of saiferlns humanity. send FREE 10
alllwho need 1t, the recipe aud directions Tor
making the simple remedy by which he was
tissrs experience can do so by addressing in per
feet danndence,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PIMPr.ES.

will mall [Fseel the receipts for simple
Vegetu bic Balm that win remove Tan /,
Ing the skin seit, clear and beautiiuI; also In
structions tor producing a luxur. ant growth Of
hair on u bald head or smooth face. Address,
inelosing Sc stamp, Hen. vandeif q Co.,
~ BnreIny st.. N. Y.
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LAMPMAN-EDDY-At the residence
Of the brides mother, in Swnnton, on
Wednesday, March Is. 1882, by Rev:
Mr.. Wright, Mr.. ID. Il. LAMPMAN. of
Perrysburg, and Miss Ca RRiE l.. EDDY,
OF Swanton.
The twain remained at Swanton until
Monday, receiving calls from friends,
when they came to Perrysburg and set
tied down in the realities of lite in the
old parsonage Second street. You can
buy lumber cheap Of Mr.. l.. now.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-03-24

tost.--A $40 bill and s5 bill, on the
1lth inst. The finder will be rewarded by
the owner with the SIS II the $40 be re
tufned, to either the PoaofIice or jour-
NAT office.
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mo,her., Mothers, Mothers,

Are you disiurbsd at night and broken Of your
rest by sick child suffering aud crying with
the excruciating pain Of cutting teethf II so,
90 At once and get . bottle Of MRS. WINS
OW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. II will relieve
tbs poorlitt sufferer immsdiately-derend up
on Il: there 10 no mistake aboutit. There is not
o mother on earth who has ever used 1t, who
'lpot tell you at once that It will regulate the
bo Sels, and give rest TO the mother. and relief
and health to the child, operating like magic.
II is perfectly safe TO use in all cases, and pleas.
ant to the taste, and is the prescription OF one
,he United States. Sold everywhere at IS
ents q bottle.
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NoTICE OF APPOINTMENTS.

qualified as Administrator on the esiate OF Char
las Bockmann, deceased, late OF Wood county. o
All persons interested will govern themselves
accordingly. REiNER SULLwoLp.
Penys6lIg. o., March 9th, 1882. [Ises2
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seclety Helles.

On account OF its remarkably delicate
and fragrance society belles are loud In
their praises of Floreston Cologne.
The above was written in pencil, but
the following postscript was written IN
ink,
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o. R I G. I M "A Z.
ACTIAL BUSINESS COLLEGE

sandusky, Ohio, on Lake Erie
Eleventh Year. Practical Teachers.
DOOK KEEPING taught by Actuai Bust
ID ne@s TTansactiOhs, and TELEsRAPut
in hs ssrvies Of Telegraph csmpaHy. Best ia-
eilitiss and least expense Of any Business "r
Telegraph College in the country. No vaea-
tions. Pleasant location. students board
themselves very cheap. Good family boarding
places secured. Don't fail TO send for our cir
culars before taking course. Address,
Buckeye business & Telegraph Calf 70,
Sandusky, Ohio.
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For SaIe.-Three young thoroughbred
Asysrshire bulls. For particulars addres
I. L. Wight, Millbury, Ohio. AID
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HARrzING-KOCHER.-At the resi-
dence ofiMr. Michael Hnrtzing, Perrys-
burg. on Thursday, March l6, 1882, by
Rev. W. A. Yingliny, Mr.. SIMON HARTz
ING. Of Perryshurg, anil NJ iss MARY
KocHEB, OF Toledo.
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TnE FIRE AT LUCKY

~, 'A@1Sh 80 Aoo@'
Between the hours of 6 and o'clock
james Luckey's dry goods house was de.
stroyed by fire, originating from the stove
pipe while the attendents were at their
boarding house. insured but loss unknown.
The postoffice at Lucky was burned al.
SO. and all the mail matter therein.
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M AKKIED.

GARRErr-BERNTHIsEL.-Att the NJ.
E. parsons ge. this place, on Wednesday
March %, 1882, BY. Rev. W. A. iing,
ling, Mr.. WILLIAM GARRETT and Mi-s
LILLE BERNTHIsE1., all Of Haskins.