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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1882-11-16

Inc nOnOr Oh klSSl
sultan of Turkey is
vizier, ministers and
pashas. This homa
with the utmost sd
marked by every sign
of so important an oc|
The oldest deed in
possession of Major !
York. 1t is dated Isl
after the discovery by
conveys Fishers Isl
Island Sound, from
chiefs, to John Cabot,
it bears.
The early Greeks and
marine signals, making
flags but by the positio1
and by holding shields ]
tions. A code of fla
made in 1920 by a Yer
and the first English siS
duced by James IL, Dul
In the fifteenth and
turies the counts of Kad
in their castle a beaker
quarts, and challenged g
it at a draught /; but sinl
few have been able to
feat, and since Prussia bj
dom it has not been per
Oswaldus Norhingeru
famous for his minute col
said to have made. 1,6d
turned ivory, all perfect d
in every part, yet so smaI
slender that all of them VI
in a cup turned out Of a
of the common size. Theyl
invisible to the eye.
Where do the red and 8
of corn come from when
alone is planted, asks a
Why don't we ever find
an odd number Of rows
find a four-leaf clover, br
odd row on an ear of (
always have fourteen, sixt
or some other even nun
objections has nature to Cd
= Some months ago a curl
nature occurred on the fa1
Jackson, about six miles "
dleville, Barry county, \
corner of one Of his fields,
had never been any ap
water and where the Ian,
and dry, a stream Of waite
size of a mans body sud
forth. A large oak tree
in close proximity was
The water is highly CHI
sulphur.
James Beatty, of
Long Island, has a W
premises that appears
a curiosity and a pu
well is twenty-three feet d,
said that it is dry every
January l to the first wee
as regular as the days of
will be as full the day b
up as at any time duringI
on the following morni
is to be seen where a del
four feet existed befou
first week in March the
in a few moments, and
the remainder of the u
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1882-11-16
King Dukd

West African pap
counts of the coro
Ephrim J. Orok, kin
at Old Calabar, by N
Hewitt, her majest]
West Africa COAST
took place at the nj
was attended by the
chiefs and native
A throne was ere
at the left side Of
After retiring to
emerged robed in
state and semi-md
coat was of natl
was tied round t.
cord. The Rev.
Edgerley ofiiciat
scepter were
Hewitt on a tai
had been sent d
bore the Engia
being upholste
satin. The e4
English gove
to the king-e
oath binding
He further
people to th|
encourage q
the place.
the crown
him with
and procla
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1882-11-16

The Canadian wheat harvest for
1882 is a material improvement over
that of 1881. The crop Of winter
wheat is estimated at 32, 100000 BUSH
els and the spring wheat crop at
100000, or 100000 bushels in the
aggregate.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1882-11-16

Bands of gypsies wander about in
large numbers in some parts of Ger
many, and occasionally, emboldened
by their numerical strength, and
rendered reckless by their necessities,
they do not hesitate to make serious
inroads upon the farms that they come
across. Lately band counting over
200 encamped near small village in
the Hessian territory, and turned
their horses loose to Craze at will over
the meadows and farming lands of the
neighborhood. The exasperated farm
ers and peasants thereupon armed
themselves with pitchforks and other
weapons, and attacked the intruders.
A pitched battle followed, and it was
not without a severe struggle that the
native population remained masters of
the field. The interference of the
government will probably be required
to put an end to the growing evil.
From lately published work by Gen
eral Strelbitsky it appears that Europe
is $4,000 square kilometers, or about
$4,000 square miles, larger than was
supposed. General Strelbitsky rs
founded his calculations on the most
careful measurements, and ascertained
that Europe has super6cies of 10,010,-
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TOPICS OF THE DAY.

In the last two years the world has
lost 3,508 vessels, of which 800 were
never seen or heard of after they
they sailed out of sight from port.
The lives lost number many thou
sands.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1882-02-11
A s's'essesc;a F-efsrksc.

Ti:"rc j. growing f:,el;,; Q
among practical n"cn that there
Is loo:" tor lninuNtmrnt ~ tie
present mct!sr;' o! !taki:'g ui cp!-
ieot!o:I:> in tii;i9c.,cs. The plate.
which gives publicity 70 tie
amount contributed bN each per.
son, ha> driven cut the Old ia >ls-
ionet bag: with its facilities for
the secret disi,n lion ui bnHpns
and one cent pieces. and, ti,ons.,
spasmodic efforts to bring about
return TO tie bag ;a,e n:a.lc
from Tine 10 time, ,hey ;.c rare
~, II ever, successful. Il ANY re-
form is 10 bc E,;,,':., il must te il
connection with IL, nrcseut plate
system, and i; is II Ibis direction
that The hope a!l lvbo!s CT piac
t!cai ietOrMerS 10" tenl.
1t is generally conceded that
the smallest antauui which any
self respecting. man can pht o..
the plate is a 'cn~ceut piece. He
may allow his cAiiiftn to l:,uit
thei' contribution, TO the cu,,;,er
coiuag'' OF l'e country, and If he
sailie> beni9ii"ii'iy " lien his :;ttIr
:-lli chips one cent on the r.alc,
he may successfully create ,lia
impression that lie is encouraging
her TO give ci her oan pi,tance of
spending money, and that he j,
not pcIsCAai!N responsible for its
tri' Ia: vii,,'e. lie cannot, howev-
er, reiuce his Qw;, contribution 10
al aiifoi;Ht less 'i.an ten cents
without exc!!iHo ulita:nrabie com
Ment non the 'i:rnplAtS Of ucich
boring rews. Ii he does hot hap
pen 10 have Il ten ceut piece IN
his pocket he II in Il ;!ii.ic.i;; stu
anon. Either lie must give a
twenty iive o, fifty cent piece, as
The c:t>c it!ay be. cr he r,usr aS,
5 iii': he ;tls ut iiaNin. tor.uticu
i'll i's;ier. Tie la tel cxue...ent
may hr ptIEilrSin.r unce in u
white, bat il Is seldom successful.
fe" men, CONSCIOUS of large
ceiiiS III shcIr pOckris, can as
snine the look vi mingled sorrow
amt I.i,i.yiiai;nn which ought to
accomi'any the pretended d!scov
er, that they have Ieit their .uo,.
e-y Il, home, aud a quick witte,!
Deacon can neatly always detect
all imroStuie Of this kind. and
can o'ei"htim the unhappy per
ptt,ato. hs " prolonged aud si.ni
hc"hi p'esentailOn vi the plate at
his elbow. Occasionally, IL NJ:
.ous man makes the terrible mis-
take OF contributing Il gold dol
lar Instead of ten cent piece.
An accident OF this kind is. Of
Course, purely the t.uit OF the suf
fcrer EinSe't, but il AUST i,ecessa
riiy prodnce in him a state nf
hi. d which renders him Unable
TO give his attention to the subsc
qucnt sermon and to obtain the
tell benefit tLerefrom. Almost
equally unfortunate is the case
OF tue inan who really wishes to
give something, and who, having
no small coins in his purse, will
not pretend that he is without
money. There is nothing for him
to- do bat TO pu: his Sn,aIlcs: coin
Oh bank note, whatever may be
It's saii'e, IN the plate. In this
Way ma'y con>oie;i'ios man b.;a
been compelled Ia give .liiy cent.
ei eAei' 3 ;ive dollar b'.i, when he
i@.iess 10 give os,ly the asua, se;,
cc.it piece. il.c mental anguish
t.-.; c-s-set. iias II H..ny .astat.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1882-02-11

18th. Judicial i'iStrict Court, Parish OF
Latoulchc.
Succession of William Harvey, No. l0i9
ProDates.
Pursuant to an order ~ d ,iecrce of above
Court aud i'll Obedience to !, commission 10
me directed i'll the above entitled aud num
tered succession viii otter Tor sale at put-
lie auction Pursuant to Jaw to the last and
highest bidder OF the premises situated in
the immediate vicinity and West Oh above
the Town of IhlhutidUX, on Saturday
March 18th. 1882 between the hours of II
o'clock A. NJ. and 4 O'Clock + NJ. tue follow
ing described prope ty 'o-wit:
|. A certain pIec. OF lot OF gruuGd situa-
ted in the parish OF Lt,tourche, III the iu,-
mediate vicinity aud West ur above the
town OF IhbodauX Hcaaii:ing Ninety two
.tol 100 iert trent un ~. .i!Ail st3cet by Ono
hundred AHA thi'ty TWO ?it!rH fctt IL
ficpth, The ui,i''T ur ;, tS,rrU are slightly
oi'enlnG So as 10 1iEc rit l'uHtiitU ana ave
ieet OH the rear or :;uutl,.rn NlIe. The lower
or Eastern line IL he at 40 liaudred and
se> enty seven vi i0J iret iro:u ANA " 81
ward OF Church Stieet ttni> being the
fourth lot FROM said Chaich street accoiu
ing to a plan OF subdivision OF the i!cYrrty
of the ThiboiauX saw Nil! Company ext
cuted by 5. S. Lvaus ANA noW y: formerly
i'll the possession Oh saii cnu.Panl Tor Peter
encc) bounded IL front Cr Meth by st.
Mary street EAST by lot OF VIM. IL. Ea.an,
South by .ands now OF Formerly Gi tnc
lie Is OF tiearge =. i,!tinu and west ~
property OF the imbm.auN >aw ii ill ,o..i-
i,;,ny. To.cti,cg with al tEc hIiIlu:ng; ,.I.d
III: n:pr0yemeHis thereon.
li0r title see Conveyance Boui, No. il.
p. 3, Recorders Uilice.)
2. Cert ltfcatc No. ,is of the Iisiju,.4ux
Saw Mill Company f"r 3oi si..>roe ui the
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1882-02-11
ST. GRISAMo1l, EDiTOR,
SAYnAN. Pro'r ( Business Manage

Tar, f.!locs, Spikes. plov
beams, p,oN handles, plow shares.
p!nws, wheeloarrows, aud trace
chains for sale by S. L. Gt::sanore.
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&. R0TB,DN.

q. xs0JEDN,
u tta'hmoker & Gun''
smith.
Cor, VAN and st. Philip
SIR cts,
THEuDAJy. La.
K Et constantly on
kA hand Z large ans! com .
p'9tc assortment, Of
.'z>:. .es:.s E;s.4ss
NA.tIfiS & tLOtkS
IN ct.,:nretion with the
alny" u great variety Ui
= .N.S PISTOLS.
!"rIcr. Cartrihyes.
iI@i'na itoteri,,ts hte.
The Cr..bratcd
rpIG;:I |TaHrT1,::
L!l'iiN r. n:iy iyII-l
constantly al hand.
-iLSO-
Tie NEW AMERICAN
Sewing Machine.
LOT OF ACCDRDEoNS.
- Watches, Clocks,
.TrNcilrv. Sc wing Machines
Fire arms. Sc, carefully
repaired and guaranteed
i l';,il stock OF attach
nl4nts.oil and needles for
all kind of Sewing Ma
chimes can be had by ap
plying 10
\. DOEhON.
Corner Main a:.I st.
Philip street.
jan-lo
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1882-02-11
Two Organs.

Eegu'a'e first the stomach. SEQ
Qua 'he ilve'; especially the first.
30 as to perform their functions
perfectly and yen will remove aL
ieast hineteell-twentic,hs OF all
!he Ills that mankind is teir to.
IN this or AIRY other climate. Hon
bitters Is The only thing that win
give reIf, city healthy na,nisi &c.
,ion 10 these Two or.ai s. Maiue
Farmer.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1882-02-11
SUCCE;SIaNS OF JOHN NEDRE Sc
&iOR AND HIS WIFE DEtDT, .EE
DE-LAIIL EOTM DECEASED.
No. 1921 pROBAIES
Twentieth, Judicial District Court

Twentieth JudiciaI District Court.
STATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH OF
- Observation-Disclosures Edmond Wehra
of said parish has this day luaGe appl;ca-
ton to the said Conrt ;to DC appointed ad-
ininistrator Of said Succession
Now therefore all persons are hereby
warned aud notified to fil. their obirctinns
If any they have. with the lcrk OF said
Court. at his otiice in the Town Of Th,bo-
daux within ten days after the first puhlica
ton hereof. otherwise the said applicant
will in dn" course of law he appointed ed
miEistratrix Ut SAID succcsui.,n
{ -~~-1 witness my hand and tie in,
LIS. :, press Of :hc seal oi NY office. tins
( ~ } 4ii. 1ay uf February A. u. 1881
j. w. ENUHi Oh II. Clerk.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1882-02-11

II :, T. VF 10 7 1IN.NA.
18th. Judicial ;'iStrict Court, Parish OF
Latonrchc.
Succession Of William Harvey, No. lois
PrUUatas.
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ST.IE, OT LOiI1iANA.

j. F. ALLAH, Deputy Clerk.
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Persons uiio wish genuine
l"snla'ce Oh can tius! The same
ii 5. ] G.1: an,ore's .:to> & i)t-
pct.
He sr',s ne otlcE ellis ruti"i
that i:atle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-21
TUE HONORABLE GFok6E FRANCIS noNrA

VfHE HONORABLE GEORGE FRANCIS MONT AaIr
n tcoanlfsily called Lord George Francis IoutagnS
So pursuant to an act of Parliament made and
las II ihe twenty second and twenty-third wears of
.!e reg OF nef PRESENT Majesty. cap. 49, Intitnled
An at 10 firtsr amend the Law of Property AMI 70
r,ess fT;.stees notice is hereby that all cred
isors ard srsosls having any claims demands unon
DC against the estate of Lord George Francis Iontaxu
late OF WASHINGTON In tne United State, OF America
third secretary at the Brit 81 legation deceased who
del on or about the 18th Gay OF March, 1881 intsstate
AMI Lsser Of Of whose personal estats
snl effects we're granted to the Most Noble Haired
sydney Dovaxer DueEess of Manchester tNife of
Seysnson Arthur Blaekwood. e. h. on the 18th day
OF June lsS2 by her Ma,estys High Court of Justice
IA En.ai.. 1t the principal Rexi<try of the Probate
arsslol tasret are hreoy requested to send in the
slgned tae So stors OF the sud Administrative on or
bfore TIE tenth day Of Sep.eFn and notice ia
hereby aiso given that after that day the said Admin
fssr4tyx viii roceed 10 Distribute the assets OF the de-
ecssei s-on me parties EMIT ed thereto having re-
gard only 20 the claims Of which the said Adminisrra
tris s then have had notice aud that she will not be
Liable Tor he assets any part thereof distributed to
<ny rcrson o. whose debt claim she shall not then
have had notice -
Dated this Sd dag of July, 1892
WILLIAMS JAMES & wASOy
81 Lincoin's Inn Fields
London, Engiand.
Solicitors for the said Administrators.
Witness: DAVID HARRISON,
t11-2t
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The Dounsa ss.e.. Tomorrow.

The eisht-Pase STAR viii be an unusually in
eerestinS nu.sber tomorrow. IL viii contain
letters from the summer resorts at White Sui
phrr, oakland and Deer PARK, GaithersbIrg and
ELSEWHERE, and a great variety OF news and mis-
ccsIaneous reaiIng.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-21
FOR SALE-LOTS.

TNoR SALE-A BIG CHANCE FOR sPECrIA-
IL tion-a Building Lot at co in the build
ing boom locality. SuTPHEN & ROGERS. s3s
street northwest tyl9-Sfs
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HELPl

HELP
Wanted plenty of help get rid of our still immense
stock previous to removing into our Handsome New
Building.
1t impossible for all the low prices to
which have reduced the Goods still on hand enough
said when say that Goods shall be carried in 20 the
new building that price wiz sell.
Nehave on hand about 10 cases Beautiful LAWNS at
cts.
About ]. 800 p ces WHITE GOODS of every descrip-
tion These we have reduced to the cost of importa-
ton. and cheap.
5000 yards genuine Wamsutta SHEETING ten QUAR-
ter wide running in length from one TO ten yards at
from the agent
ALL DRESS GOODS REDUCED TO oNE-HALF
THEIR FORMER PRICE.
ALL GOODS MUST BE SOLD THAT IA PRICE
We proul to say that The Building cost much more
tran we anticipated and our bank accounts run low
We must therefore repienish Help to do this and
we shall help to b.er bargains than you have ever
bought before.
500 dozen two-inch Hemstitched Pure Linen HAND
kERCHIEFS at II Cts. have been soll at 25 cts.
AL Odds and Erds in HOUsEFURNIsHING GOODS,
such as Table Linen. Towels. Napkins etc.. at half
price to close.
WE MUST SELL
WE SHALL SELL
WE WILL SELL
DURING THE HOT SEASON. NO sEAsHoRE
FOR Us THIS YEAR, AS WE ARE DETERMINED
To FINISH OUR ENTERPRl5E IN SUCH
STYLE AS TO BE PRIDE TO THE CAPITAL.
LANsBURGH BROTHER,
4o4 AND 4O6 SEVENTH STREET
ty2l NORTHWEST.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

EOR SALE THE FOLLOWING BARGAINS
down town to immediate purchasers ON easy terms:
Three story brick house a rooms. gas. water and
bath near Fstsnt once At S. 500 Also two-story
ton Ut g. $50; rent SIS. ALSO three-story brick
rooms street neax 10th. at g. 700 IN -ee-story 10
ro.m house. modern conyeniences. street 19th
COOS cost S. 600. Also. beautiful story press
br1ck front house rooms and cellar. 18th street.
west iyR
TCOR SAE-NEw BRICK HOUSE, CORNER llrH
and East Capitol streets location unsurpassed park
incoeed two bay windows and vault: plumbing per
fect, HARVEY sfALDING. 60 Corcoran Building.
V(OR LONG LEASE OR SALE-A NEATIY-FUR
nished House Il nine rooms: bath snd cellar open
crates speaking tubes plenty Of water. Call at l545
street northwest ss2a- I'm
kfoh SALE BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE-EIE-
CANT 5-story rick, li16 9Th street northwest nine
rooms besides bath room perfectly dry cellar modern
improvements; ~ Zee. by 10 81. 900 cash, balance
easy payments inquire on premises. my31- I'm
FOR SALE-IOTS
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GEORGETOWN ADV'TS.

GEORGE E. MOVES,
~ COLUMBIA FOUNDRY
lO5O 3Oth street, Manufactures Steam Engines Boil
ers, Shaftng, Puleys and Mill-work; Architectural
Iron Work; also repairs Agricultural Machinery.
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WOODWARD l. LOTHROP.

WOODWARD l. LOTHROP.
93l PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. S2l
Again invite attention to the Grand Bargains they offer
in MEMS FURNISHINGS:
WHITE DRESS SHIRTS.
Last week we Reduced our BEST WHITE DRESS
SHIRTS FROM 81. SO TO g. 90 EACH. with the double
purpose Of reducing stock and Offering immense
bargain in our MEMS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
These Shirts made from the best qualities of Mus
Inns and Linens, and in fit and finish
WE GUARANTEE THEM PERFECT.
Our stock is being rapidly depleted. and we INVITE
FURTHER INSPECTION by those who have not be-
fore seen cur advertisement.
GAUZE UNDERWEAR.
We offer exceptionally good values in GAUZE UN-
DERYESTS. both Long and Half Sleeves. at
25c.. 37Hc AND SOC. PER GARMENT.
AL Extra Good Value for the price.
FANCY HOSIERY.
We have still Ten or Fifteen Dozen FANCY HALF
HOSE full regular. at 25c per Par the style as
shown the two wee ks Also full line 1T INC. per
pair, which are iuy worth SOC.
WHITE MUSLIN TIES.
FINE QUALITY SILK STITCHED,
% Cents Per Dozen.
FAIR QUALITY,
Two Dozen for Csc
jye2 BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
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TURKISH RATHS-

NEW TURKISH BATH, l4l7 @ STREET COPPo-
s;s site MRgEs House, large pool; good ventilation;
from a. m to 10 2. m. Saturday IL p. M. baths 81
tickets 81. so. DR. II. L. BONEE. Electrician. o20
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Il IMPROVED AND UNIMPRovED REAL Es-
TATE,
Al In thorough repair fine Building Lots on BOUND
AIRY st. bet 18th and l4th SITS wv, containing 81
feet OF ground with improvements. that rent for 500
per month. One Lot of Goth and ~ W.
These lots are splendid investment and will sold
cheap. One fine Residence, next door Nes'
residence story and basement Is rooms good stable
all modern improvements. No. 9O3 n.w Corner Of
18th and St. (No. 1902, story and basement
pressed brick front and sde IL rooms large yard all
modern improvements. Corner OF 9th and VI sts n e..
story and basement store and dwelling 10 rooms large
side yard stable. all mod improvements. One story
room Brick House on Marks alley, bet and and 9th
and 9TH sts. Sc. Apply to
jy15-6t' 49, Louisiana avenue northwest
NOR LE-CHEAP-BEAUTIFUL LOT. FRONT
ing three streets and reservations located ON 9th st.
Massachusetts avenue and street Stanton Square.
Green statue. Capitol Hill. Terms easy. At 4G4 9th
street northwest iyll-lm
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NEW HAMPSHIRE NEWS.

The Lanconia Tocsin has heard Of
young lady recently Of that place
who, after returning to her home in
Canada, was taken suddenly i'll and
died, as her relatives supposed. She
was laid out in her coffin, and the
time for her burial was near ut hand,
when, by some fortunate circumstance
she was found to be only lying in a
comatose state, and by the application
OF proper means she was soon restor-
ed to consciousness, and is fast recov.
ering.
An attempt was made on Friday
night to fire the buildings of the Cole
Manufacturing Company at Lake Viii
lage.
A new fume is to be built at Laconia,
and the Clifford Hosiery Company, the
Pitman Manufacturing Company and
the grist mill will be obliged to
lie idle fortnight while the work is
in progress.
The new Holderness school build.
ings are to be ready for occupancy
next month. They will have cost over
&25,00O.
While Oscar G. Frink of Chester.
field was drawing charge from his
gun, it accidentally exploded, the shot
taking effect in his arm, shoulder and
neck. 1t is thought he cannot recov-
er.
The steamer, "Maid of the Isles,"
which was built about seven years
ago at an expense of some $4,000
and has laid at anchor in Wolfebo-
rough, harbor for the past three
years sunk Saturday night in about
ten feet of water. Her machinery,
consisting of sixty horsepower en-
CINE and two large boilers, was in her
when she sunk.
The farm buildings of George T.
Hopkinson were burned at 2 o'clock
Tuesday morning. Estimated loss
$4,000.
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Mende|ssohn Piano Co,
Grand Offer for the next Sixty
Days Only. $3.50 Square
Piano for only $245.

Pe $ ::::
RATES., our new patent Overstrung SCALE beautifully
carved legs and Tyre, heavy serpentine and large
fancy moulding, full iron frame, French Grand Ac.
ton, Grand Hammers, in fact, every improvement
which in any way tend tend to the perfection OF
the instrument has been added.
Our price for this instrument, boxed and deliver
ed on board the cars ut New York with C1Zc
fine Piano Cover, Stool and Book, only DZ4J
Just reduced from late Wholesale factory price,
&295, for 80 days only. This is now, BY far, the
reatest bargain ever offered the musical public.
Unprec edented success Tremendous demand for
this style Send in your order at once. Do not
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HENDERSON PIANO Co.
323t P. Box 2O5S,
New YORK CRY.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1882-09-15
FOR SALE.

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comprising about three acres of land,
with cottage house and barn, all in
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