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The Portland daily press., 1882-01-10
STATE NEWS.

ANDRoscoGaIN COUNTY.
Divorces have been decreed in the libels OF
Mary e. Gray VS.. Nathaniel Gray and Me-
dora e. Hassell VS.. George f. HasselL
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
Mr.. A. FL. Rice of West Waterville has sold
his trotting mare "Idle Girl" to New York
parties for $500.
KNOX COUNTY.
The Herald says Mr.. Edward O'Brien, of
Thomaston, with his accustomed generosity,
gave away thirty barrels Of flour as Christmas
presents. 1t was distributed among widows
and orphan children.
LINCOLN COUNTY.
The Register says that the physician attend
ing Freeman McKown of Boothbay, a passen-
ger on the Boston & Maine at the disaster, and
who was considerably shaken up, says his
lungs and stomach are seriously injured.
OXFORD COUNTY.
Ell. o. WILDER of Albany, met with very Sc
rious accident the 9Th inst, by slipping down
on the ice. He sustained a compound fracture
Of his arm above the elbow.
PENoBsCoT COUNTY.
A considerable part of the ice in the Penob-
scot is rendered understandable this year by
single hair which was in the water in con-
siderable quantities when the river froze over.
This nuisance has been going on for years not
withstanding the law against throwing mill
refuse overheard, and no effective efforts seem
to be made toward repressing the evil.
YORK COUNTY.
A serious fire occurred at East Parsonsfeld
Wednesday night, by which the store Of j. 4.
Dearborn was totally destroyed, together with
its contents The store was occupied by Mr..
Dearborn as salework shop and by Ira Gar
land, fancy goods. Insured for $1,000.
At the annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Ossipee Valley Union Agricultural Asso-
citation held at Cornish village, the following
officers were chosen: BENZ. F. Pease, Cornish,
President; John @. Hayes, Jr., Limerick, Vice
President; Roscoe G. Smith, Cornish, Secre-
tary; Howard Bracket, Cornish, Treasurer
Directors-Frank P. Stone, Limington; John
B. Gilpatrick, Limerick; Eben Foss, Parsons
field; Charles J. Adams, Newield; J. Warren
Flint, Baldwin: Samuel ID. Wadsworth,
Hiram; George Fox, Porter; Jesse B. Sanborn,
Cornish.
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Real Estate Records.

During the past year very many requests
have been made to the County Commissioners,
by parties interested in such matters that
ledger index be made to the records in the
Registry of Deeds, bringing such index up to
the present time
As there are over ten years of records not in
cluded in the old index the requests were rea-
sonable, and the Commissioners, as in duty
bound, have taken measures to begin the
work.
Additional room adjoining the Registry
seemed to pc necessary and the first thing to
do was to secure such room, and in order to do
that, it became necessary to make request
that the city of Portland should furnish such
room, according to the agreeme Mt in the origi-
nal lease of Office rooms to the county of Cum
berland by the city.
BY the terms of the lease from the City OF
Portland, of the land upon which the city
building stands, it is provided that the city
"shall provide and furnish to the approval OF
the County Commissioner" fire
proof rooms for the Register of Deeds"
"with such additional room as may be neces-
sary," "keep said building and the
various rooms and apartments in good repair,
and continue to furnish such conveniences and
accommodations from time to time as may be
necessary and proper, for the use OF said
county, free of any charge or expense to said
county,
1t is provided further that if the city "shall
neglect to repair said Court House, on due no
tice and request by the Commissioners or
Agents of said County, or shall fail to furnish
such accommodations and conveniences as this
instrument" (the lease) "prescrlbes and re-
ouires, said city shall forfeit to said County,
the sum of fifty thousand dollars, and such fur
Their sun, as the said County may be subjected TO
in making the necessary repairs or furnishing
the accommodations and conveniences deemed
necessary and proper"
AT meeting of the County Commissioners
on the first Tuesday of November, 1881, an or
| der was passed requiring notice to be given to
the city that more room is necessary for the
| Register of Deeds "for the accommodation and
| that Equitable rooms befurnished for the Sher-
if of said County, and that the office now occu-
| pied by the Sheriff may be used as additional
room for the Register aforesaid, on or oefore
| Dec. 25 1881"
The notice was duly served Nov. 5, 1881 The
| time has expired, and now at the January
| term of Comfy Commissioners the order and
| subsequent action of the Commissioners must
| go to record with the request unanswered.
There does not seem to be any good reason
why the reasonable request of the Commission
ers should not have been complied with, aud
| the additional room" furnished at the begin
| ming of the new year.
However, people interested in the compile
| ton of the index will still look to the Commits
sioners as responsible for the delay, though the
| responsibility is really upon the city, through
the dilatoriness of the city officials. @.
4
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Irish Land League.

The Irish Land League held large and en-
thusiastic meeting last evening. The follow,
ing officers were elected for the ensuing six
months
President-W. III. Looney.
Vice President-R. M. Springer
Secretary O'Connor
Treasurer j. Rowe.
Executive Committee--W. Ell. Looney,
James Comedian, Elliot King, VIM. Melaugh,
VIM. McAleny.
Speeches were made by w. II. Looney, R.
NJ. Springer, James Comedian and John M.
Todd.
Fifteen names were added to the list of men,
bership. Over two hundred and fifty gentle
men are now members of the Branch.
W. 81. Looney, VIM. McAleney and James
Comedian were appointed a committee to re-
ceiye voluntary subscriptions to the Portland
part of the S250,000 pledged by the Chicago
convention.
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Portland Electric Light Company.

The Portland Electric Light Company has
been formed with capital of $4,000. The
principal gentlemen interested are M G..
Palmer, j. FL. .Drummond, j. E. Palmer, j.
Fl. Fogg. NJ G. Palmer is president and j.
Ell. Fogg secretary. They are all ready to in
troduce the electric light into twenty place
between the corner of Exchange and Middle
streets and the Preble House. They will take
their power from Noyes' boilers who heats the
offices ON Exchange street. They will use the
Weston light.
The Portland daily press., 1882-01-10
philharmonic Orchestral Society.


The new orchestra met at Mercantile Hall
Saturday evening and completed their organi-
cation The above name was given to the So
ciety, and rules and regulations for its govern
ment were adopted. The meeting was most
successful one, and much enthusiasm was man.
ifested among the members, who now claim
that their organization is complete success.
The following officers were elected:
Presidenr-Ardon w. Coombs.
Vice President-D. I'll. Chandler.
Secretary and Treasurer-A. ID. Morse.
Councillors-Frank Burnham, Chas. Grim
mer, W. +. Todd.
Librarian H. L. Maxey.
Conductor H. Kotzschmar.
The association proposes to take in honorary
members, who, for an initiation fee, will be en-
titled, together with one lady, to an admission
to all of their rehearsals.
The next rehearsal will be held at Rossini
Hall next Saturday evening at 7.3O o'clock.
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Balls.

The grand concert and ball to be given by
the Washington Hooks No. in Congress Hall
tonight will prove jolly affair. The "boys"
have laid themselves out, know what good
time is, and mean TO have it. Grimmer's ex-
cellent orchestra, which is growing very popu-
lar, will furnish the music.
The next Fraternity dance will come off at
City Hall Thursday evening. Chambers full
quadrille band furnishes excellent music, and
if the ball is patronized as well as the last it
will be difficult to find dancing room.
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Personal.

Mr. Isaac b. Choate, recently teacher in the
Portland High School, has in yesterdays Bos-
ton Advertiser an interesting analysis and
translation of poem by Chinese mandarin
Mrs. w. T. Carroll had a reception in Wash
ington Friday evening in honor of her
daughter, Mrs. J. Marshall Brown Of Portland,
at which Mrs. Keller, now the "frst lady,"
was present, wearing an elegant dress OF black
velvet, trimmed with lace, and white dress
bonnet. Gen. Brown returned home yester-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.
Give Him q Rest.

When enfeebled by long suffering proceed
ing from torpid liver, biliousness, indigestion
constipation or sick headache, take BURDocK
BLOOD BITTERs, which give rest to the weary
and reinvigorate all the organs of the body.
Price S1oO, trial size 10 cents. ia9d1w
The Portland daily press., 1882-01-10
Preble Council.

The following officers of Preble Council
American Legion of Honor, were installed last
evening by D. S. Commander Albro e. Chase,
for the ensuing year:
Commander-Manfred M Riggs.
Vice Commander-Joseph S. Gillrath.
Past Commander-Arthur B. Morrison.
Orator-John Evans
ecretary-Alexander 7. Laughlin.
Colector-FranklinsF Fox.
Treasurer-Chas. f. Guptill.
Chaplain-Chas N. Noble.
Guide-Moses III. Sampson.
Warden-Geo. M. Palmer
Sentry-R. L. Wescott.
This order is in a flourishing condition, num-
bering 113 members.
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DR.. o. Fitzgerald,


the man who makes SO many wonderful cures
will visit Portland, Falmouth Hotel, Monday
the 10th inst, for one day only. and will ex-
anime all who may call on him free Of charge.
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STATE OF MAINE COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND. IS:
T. Charles Payson Cashier of the above named
Bank, do solemnly swear that the above Statements
is trus. to the best of my knowledge and belief.
- CHARLES PAYSON, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th day
y CHAs. O. BANCROFT, Justice of the Peace.
CURRECT-Attest:
JACOB MCCLELLAN,
j.. P. BAXTER, Directors.
VIM r. WOOD, -
ian1O DOT
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THOMAS W. KEENE.

Mr.. T. w. Keene, WHO followed Louis
James as leading man at the Boston Theatre
and then started on western starring tour as
tragedian jumping at once In the west and
south into popular favor, will appear at Port
land Theatre next Monday and Tuesday. Mon
day he will appear as Richard ILL
The Portland daily press., 1882-01-10

How often Ladies make the com
plant that Hamburgs are pretty
but do not wear well. In making
Our Selections this Season we have
been very careful to select only
those Goods with smooth
finished edge and which do not
show imperfections every few
inches. Consequently we can war
rant our Hamburgs to wear well.
Can show pretty styles and new
designs at prices lower than ever.
H. I. NELSON & co.
jan10d1w
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF
s.THE CANAL NATIONAL BANK
OF PORTLAND, ME-"
AT THE
Close of Business Dec, 31st., ISef.

STATE OF MAINE, CUMBERLAND, IS.
/, b. G. Somerby, Cashier Of 1.-THE Canal Nation
al Bank of Portland do solemnly swear that tho
above statement is true to the best Of my knowiedgs
and belief b. @. SObfERBY, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this ninth
day of Jan. 1882.
GEO. G. PETERS, Justice of the Peace.
Attest:
w. w. THOMAS,
+. w. BAILEY, Directors
FRANCIS FESSENDEN.J
jan10 dSs
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STATE OF MAINE, COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND, So.
L. William E. Gould, Cashier of the above named
Bank. do solemnly swear that the above statement
is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
WILLIAM E. GOULD, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9Th day
- '"A' 49, HOWARD GOULD, Notary Public.
Correct: Attest
MARK p. EMERY, Directors.
WILLIAM w. BROWN
jan10 uoe
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Lectures,


1t is with much regret that we announce
that there will not BIO any lecture this week
before the Woman Suffrage Society at Con-
gress Hail. Hon. George F. Talbot is obliged
to give up his lecture on account of severe
trouble of the eyes and Mrs. Kate Gannett
Wells is i'll. Mrs Lucy Stone will lecture at
Congress Hall Jan. 18th, and we hope to hear
Mrs. Wells later.
Hon. Israel Washburn delivered his lecture
on the Ballads and Songs of Scotland" at Y.
NJ. G. Fl all last night before good audience
The lecture has been reported previously in
these columns.
The lecture on "Louisburg' to be lectured
by Mr.. J. P. Baxter in the Mechanics course
Wednesday evening will prove one of the
most interesting lectures given this season in
Portland
The Portland daily press., 1882-01-10
High Street Church.

The following is list of the various contri-
buttons at High street church for the year 1881.
All these amounts were paid by means of the
Sunday collection and anYalone sYSiem:
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MUSIC AND THE DRAMA,
WEBER CLUB.

Next Thursday evening the Weber Club
will give grand concert at the st. Lawrence
street church, assisted by Miss Clara Merrill,
soprano, Mrs. G. III. Pratt, contralto, and Miss
Cora Cobb, organist. A very pleasing pro-
pramme will be selected,
The Portland daily press., 1882-01-10
THE ALMON BIRD.
FURTHER DIET Ais OF THE TERRIBLE
WRECK.

Horrible Stories Told by the Captain and
Crew.
The Portland daily press., 1882-01-10

REPORT OFF THE CONDITION
The Portland daily press., 1882-01-10

WATCH LOST.
CONDUCTOR Weymouth lost his Gold Watch at
" the time of the accident at Wells on Monday,
Jan. I'd. A suitable reward will be paid for the
same if left with s. II. STEVENS, Gen. Agt., Port
land or FORREST EATON, Station Agent at Wells.
fan1O d3t*
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At the Close of Business, Dec. 81, 1851.
The Portland daily press., 1882-01-10

Charles S. Fsbes Treasurer. in account with Port
land Board of Trade.
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Trial List, Feb. Term, 1882.

W. u. R.ekas. use OF Ja'os u. i Arnold W
John =. Rice.
Jacob q snyder u!s, l.. r. r. 20.
Jno. N. Rins w. same.
Isaac Ronig %. Same.
Isaas BeayerrAsAiens~, hc vs. John d Romig.
ChaG. Hover VI. L.R, Hnmn,L
John W. spoke sU,i wife, &c. vs. W. A. Shafer
and W. ". Bsrkus.
Mary Holmes W. Keystone Nut Bsusnt Asso-
Isaac xiISt J.r. BOg.r vs.. David rhursby
snd vile. VIZ,
A. II. Frsnci ciscss l. Co. vs. r. p. Rohbseh and
wife.
W. 4. Fisher, surviving EIrcut T, VS.. F. J.
desc Ku-pp W Peter Reisel.
Jacob Roiehlry vs. .. H. Hartman Of sL
Same 80. Va same.
II. Y. Austin vs.. HIRAM o'Nsii. guardian, and
wm. II. Mover.
Peter stenen W. John \. Wolf
Elias W oif, Ex's OF 81 W. Johu 9 Wolf.
The Frisbis Mig. 30. vs.. Nsthasi.l Walter.
Peter Weller VS.. frAnkltL Weller.
Daniel Kerstettss W. Lsvi smith uith notios
to Levi Swsns-r TsTrs TsnAnt.
deorss D. Beni-rvs. Johp y, beaver.
Jacob Sisnen ys York 30. Mutpsi Aid Assn.
Chsries u. P.rss vs. The Mutual 40. LID
Assn Of Pa.
John nu mmsI ! 90. W. william Gundy
Mary FISHER, Trustee ac.'vs Thompson, Mess
mer Co.
Tb. above csn.ss are ., hsus and fer trial =,
Fob. FERN, 1851.
J. GROUSE, Prph'Y.
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Bob. 1ugersoll is alarmed least
somebody shall saw he recauted OF
hi' inidelty when be shall die. and
las instructed his private secretary.
who writes short .hsud. to put in
b''ck anil white bis dying dec'ara
ti"ns' 1t strikes us as though tue
Colonel is taking unnecessary pres
caution. No one cares very great
deal what he may mutter 10 bis
dea.h-throos.
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Disasters never come sipgly.
Colouel llyntt's military school. a,
Chester. WAS totally destroyed. by
hre rhursd,v evening. inv living n
heavy loss And no Friday CJlor |
Jicksrn's pyrotechnic works, at the
same p!ac', we're totally destroyed
by an explosion,an tifteen or twenty
lives lost. Verify Chester has hal
her share Of salanities inside Of two
dsys.
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7 h e ? G s t
Widdlebars, FEB, %, 1852.
J. GROUSE Editor & proarctor.

Cheek is smoothing whicl the
M rmous are apparently we'll sup-
piied with: Thi+ fsct nes Is 10 other
proof th,n Il afforded by their Iosis-
lature In passing aD | variing 10
congress n reg ,l,tion reo;t,o, , that
there arc nos p,nding in the senate
~ hor'3 OF representatives oi the
U Itei States bis.s hlvinl in viaw
the dis'ranchisJifen, OF certain citi.
zens " V;a' Irltls app)int u ,ut OF
q cJnmiss,Ja irrssp )usible 10 the
people but tDp Nwerel to contrul the
affairs Of tho territory. asking con
gress 10 tbs n,ne of tho declaration
OF right', which cost 40 much pre-
cious blood the grand provisions Of
the constitution anl tho stars and
stripes, which have be.n so often
baptized in gore, to pause and re .
feet and investigate before respond =
ing to Che will. nnreasouing pres
sure Of public opinion wrought mp
by misguided and misiniJrmed re-.
lisi,ns influence. the promoters { (
which deisre to riyet on tue limbs
OF the citizens of Utah territory the
chains OF slavery. and praying con-
gress not to resort to any extreme
measures hur;fLl in their apple alton.
but to appoint u CON mission OF hon.
orable gentlemen to go to Utah TO
Investigate t,e affairs OF that terri
tory, With power to send for persons
aud papers. Could anything be
more refreshipgt
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wilIiey
A Assesseor-w holmes
A srt. A.e.sors-w y Hun mel, n t'irich
J udse-H n niiier
sI,ector---t.evi Fi.hsr, J q Keller
Asdkor-J X Shad
UNtoS
judge Charles T. Witm-r
Inspes stors-Abti Hcndficss, p W Arnold
.Constsbie-Jsmes n Hous-r>
M p~rvisors-H ~ ReichsnbSbt, John Noiir
School Drec'ors-t n s~srtz, Y ~ s.shI
Ovsrsesref OF ioor--J y Arnold, George
Uiuzisr
Assess Wv u wiimer
Assistant Asse-sors-Dsni iKrebs, Elias vets.
. et . =
Audisor--Dsnis, witmsr tit1
wAsHiNoreN. fs r.
JudRs--w illiam n, Helm. r |
In.psstsss- Adam " .0tass, Edward =. Doyer.
Uonstsbls--S. ". Watt,
School Directors --rhSnAs y. Arbogsst.
Nathan X. sckiabbtr, Bsnry Brown.
Cverseers of PoOr-auxustus SprinsmAn, NJ G.
Moycr.
Asssssor -frauoI, o,,ss
As,istaet A A-se.sors-Josspb Dishi Abrshsu
wsrts.
Supervise. s-Lewis Moy .. Hiram Kiass.
a q iitsr-iohn RiI
Twp. CIefH-DanieiS 8. BcysY
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HaDpy IRE the memh.rs of

Happy IRE the members Of the
legislature. They fiud themselves
hve hundred dollars better off than
they were, the supreme court having
decided ia their favor on the SALARY
question. The ruling Of the Danph.
in county cour. emitting OF the $50
tor the extra fifty days is reversed by
the Supreme court, and the $500 will
be alluwe'.
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ALIAS SUBPOENA IN DIVORCE.
The Commonwealth Of Pennsy lea
mia. 10 j. ". Rockefeller. ,

GREETING:
Whereas Catharins Elsie Rockcfei,cr by her
next friend Sc., ~, "a the ~ day If Dec. ISL.
pre.rrr Il ter peti;iouto 'he Judy, sol our Court
OF common Pleas tor tho oopntv OF '.nyd'r,
praying tor the csu'rs thsr-tn set t,rth thst
$50 mig I L- st-"i.to.y divorced from the
brbds OF matrimony eut'Ied Into with you y.
W. Rockefeller, taat setting aside all manner
OF busines- and excuses shatsoev"r, you he and
appear In your ~ oIer lersoL bef re our JUG .
st MiidieOurg. at . Court of tioiDmon Ple,s, to
he he'd on the .. II day " February nett to
answer the petition or lible of the said Gath.
arins Elsie Roc lei or and chow cause. n any
you have W by the said Csthsrine Isle RVcke.
teller four - Ne. thonid not lie divorced fr IN
bonds OF matrimony ayreeabiy to the Act Of
the beaerai Assembly, Ia such oLs5 IN Adc sni
provided, and hereof fall n I.
Witness tho Hon. J. u. Burh"t, President
judge of our SAID Q urt at Miidieburs; the %,
iisy Of January A.D. 1919
DAVID RElCHLY, SheriH.
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Recently child OF II, B Morse.
Irvineton. died Of scnrlet iever, and
the funeral corteys hal harlly got
out OF sight Of the house ere another
died. Since that time third has
died and fonrth is now convsles-
cent from the sam, disease.
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Congressman Fisher, OF this dis.
trict. has been appointed by Presi-
dent Arthur q member OF the ASSAY
commission. whose work began al,
the Philadelphia U. s. mint last
week.
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A prospective bridegroom, on his
way to Piitsbnrg to get married.
fell asleep on the cars and WAS rob.
bel OF all his money. lie is still
single.
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uc,ioneer.-Emsnuel s,einiuger.

Auc,ioneer.--Emanuel Steiniuger.
offers his service. 10 the people of sny-
der county as an, Auctioneer. Mr. 8.
has had cousiders'Ae ex perience as an
Auc .ioneer. His P. @. address is Mid
dlecrees, soydes.assn,y, Pa.
Feb. l6, 6w. 'S2.
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At poultry show at Washing ton
IA. the smallest fowl weighed sever.
al ounces aud the largest weighed
forty pounds
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Lewisburg has six newspapers
now and there is talk Of starting the
SEVENTH Stalrart R.pnblicaa or.
gan.
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ooe Jhunirsd aud twenty three
physicisns. eight Of whom are fe,
males. are registered in Erie county.
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PlMPLES.

I viii mail Lffrssl the receipt fos . simpls
Vegetable Malta that Will rsmsvs TAT,
Frsskls., Pisppics and Bbo,eh~s, leavIua
the skin Sofs rlsar and bsautiiul; ais, 10. true-
tiops Tor producing fuxuriant growth OF hair
. bald % or smooth face. Address 10
elosina Sc. sti mp, BEN vANDELF 90, b.
6krcley D.. NY
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Reading srnuses itself by arrest
ing and prosecuting the officers Of
marria. . insurance swindies.
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LosE JACK. No sept, u. 1879
ihave been using Hop Bitter., and
hfss received g'eat benefit from them
for liver complsin, ard msiarisl fever.
They ace superior 10 all other medi
,jbss.
r. N. BARNES
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A Large Stock Of Trunks. ss,ches
srd VALVES 70 be sold at a great re lac
Son. Give me a call and be convinced
,r-,-ARs siRx. sslp.yr9ys Pa..
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1t eost McHeaa county sc. 455
Tor the destruction Of foxes hs,
year.
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TsuiLl J, itching aud scaly humors.
ulcers, sores aud scrofulous swelling.
cured by the Cuticura and cuiicrs
SOAP tine great skin curss) external.
y. AK about them 1t your drug
gists.
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TO CONSUMPTIVES.

The Advertt~sr having been perma neatly
cured 4 that dread disease, Consump loo. by .
simpia remsiy, " anxious to make knowu 70
his ieilow-su dsr.rs tbs meaus u cur-. To all
Who desirs u, bewiii ssnt . copy OF the pre-
seription ussf, (Hss Of charge )sith tue disss-
tons for preparibg and using the s,n., witch
ts'ssa ns Irtsn, Asthma. Brsa.I IsiI.. 40.
Par,iss sisLlog the Prescription. will pissss
addrsss ksv Y. A, WILSON; Isa Penn st.,
WlDisipsburgb, MY.
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Trunks! NJ Trunks!
rEEt'E,
S.4N-.ya5, pyhss ,ctu you. start for Kansas 2y

S.aA- 'a9i Whss 'c'" you staTtIo hdnSss q tr-
.fB~1yNe.f3 tceek-bot intend to soto SOK~ or PEN
HEIMERS, Ssli,,sSroue first. to pTchuse f,co No.
trunks for myself and Wife and you see, must buy
HaIse for Joe and couple of S1tcheis for tho girls
can buy better goods at o,ser prices at Opponheim
er'st than Gnysohere else"
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-02-23

Typhoid feyer 10 raging in Potts
town.