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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-11-16

bic medicine that can be employed cleans.
inc the stomach and bowels, and even the
blood. In small doses of enc pill day,
they stimulate the digestive organs and
promote vigorous health.
AYERS Pills have been known for
more than a quarter Of century, and have
obtained worldwide reputation for theE
virtues. They correct diseased action in
the several assimiatiye organs of tho
body, and are so composed that obstruc-
tions within their range can rarely with
stand or cvadc them. Not only DO they
cure the everyday complaints Of every
body, but also formidable and dangerous
diseases that hava baiIled the best Of
human skill While they produce power
full effects, they arc, at the same time, tho
safest and best physic for children. by
their apericnt action they giipc much less
than the common purgatives, and never
give pain when the bowels are not infamcd.
They reach the vital fountainR Of the blood,
and strengthen the system by freeing il
from the elements of weakness.
Adapted 70 all ages and conditions in
all climates, containing neither calomcl
nor any deleterious drug, these Pills may
be taken with safety by anybody. Their
sugar-coating preserves them ever ireshr
and makes them pleasant 10 take; while
being purely vegetable, no harm can arise
from their use in any quantity.
PREPARED ny
Or. ]. C. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemist
BOLD DY ALL DliG GGlSIS LIVERY WllfI't-
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Tennessee is snce more redeemed
from. the rule ssof Hawkins and his
conspirators.
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BY the advice Of Mr.. Wynn. used yonr Pile
Ointment on servant girl who had been suffer-
ing for eight years with most aggravated case q
piles. She In proved from this very first days u8a
Of your Ointment, and before using the box she
was enttEeiy recovered. q. ". EOsIEh,
CuRaefa, Ala.
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Talmage says IT'S high time that
the political firm of Grab, Gouge &
Co. dissolve partnership.
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This Is 70 certify that used PFyor's Ointment
81 q case Of severe blgn, and that IN q very few
1aYs Il entirely relieved Of all Inflammation,
aud healed rapidly. After the Grst application 81
ehe Ointment, the patient suffered no pain what
ever. IT, y. MORGAN, AaGrange, On.
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This Ia 10 certify that have uaod Prynr'a Pile
Ointment, and say that II fa, In my opinion the
best remedy for piles ever rgesented - the pmElAsc
this from positive Application OF the remedy
On nay own person. THOS. B. MORGAN
TFoup Comfy. 9a.
Ff,r raEe ~ al dealers IN 14edkefse. Price. FIFTY
CKNIig PEI BOX sent bV mail on receipt q prize
- DER. y. RRADFEELp, Atlanta, Gas
E..r nrLn eatrnheAcrr -
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Paraphrasing tho words Of Fathc
Never hand

Paraphrasing the words Of Fathe
Ryan:
Never hand
Waved sword from stain as free;
Nor purer sword led brayer band,
Nor Drawer bled for a brighter Ind,
Nor brighter land had cause as
grand
Nor cause a chief like Bate.
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A Future Full OF Promise.
vicksburdiIcralA, Dem.

The future is full of promise for the
Democrats. If they can hold their
own until 1854, thew can elect Dem
ocratic President with all ease. It is
a matter of history that the Demo-
Gratis have habit Of being spoiled by
success-of kicking the fat IN the fire.
Adversely and defeat do not appall
the grand Old party, but success has
frequently turned into failure just
when the Presidency seemed within
reach. Its best victories have been
won in the off years. The Presiden-
tIal race is two years off, and that
is a long time for n political party 10
behave itself and do no plumbers, but
the Democratic party has been chas-
tened 80 often it may do IT.
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Arc the most eff
fectivc and congo
MAI purgativcc ever
discovered. They
are mild, bls eff
fcctual in their
operation, moving
the bowels surely
and without pain.
Although gentle
in their operation,
they arc still the
most thorough and
mnmv.,.3.suw rnfltoV
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THE REMEDY

IF we would have an efectual
change for the better there would
have to be a cOncurring of good men
to roll back the tide of evils. 1t
would avail us none to bemoan this
state of affairs. 1t was our part to
resist them We should unite te--
gether, and present a solid front a.
gainst this rising tide of corruption:
There sh u Il be measures t,ken 10
foIm some union Of good men against
the evils. They should attempt to
create n sentiment among the better
class that would ostracese the law
breakers. Our Savior had driven
from His midst the Pharisees. the Sad
ducees, and breakers OF the law. These
then, that become, or were the advo-
Gates OF vice, should be driven from
the ranks Of the respecta bles. In re-
gard to women, this rule was ut pre-
sent in operation. Let hcrgood name
be furnished bat the slight e., and
she ielt the dread weight of publ. c
sec rn that drove her often to an ur-
timely grave, or permitted her to
live on through years of ostFacism
and SORROW. He demanded that the
same rule be applied to the man as
TO the woman. There was before
God no two Standards Of virtue.
Again. good men should 60 further
They should endeavor to get posses
SION of public affairs. We should
not lameIy submit to the heel Of OPP
preston being placed upon our necks,
and allowing ourselves 20 be rode over
rough shod by the very men the peo-
pie placed in power. In our own city
If what was our munit iDal bodies
composed2 OF saloon keepers and
gamblers, who. in turtle ance of
their own interest, were hurryIHg us
TO bankruptcy. 1t universal suffrage
was a failure, we should apply to the
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PRYOR'S OINTMENT


Having heen afflicted Cor sen years. at Intervals,
with that distressing malay the piles, and after
many inefecs trials Of the rem ediea in common
use. commenced abort time ago TO use your Pile
Ointment. Experienced immediate relief. FROM
the relief experienced Ia my ease az well from
the reputation rapidly acquired BY your Ointment
In fhis vicfnity. have hesitation In expressing
piles ever invented O. A. BULL
LMGraEge. Ga.
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Election returns are as foll ow.
Bate, 1O9, 1913; Hawkins, 8O,147;
Beasley, 1912; Russell. 1910.
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Glory Enough for One Day.
Kansas City Times, Den,

There has not been IN the history
of the Democratic party a more sig
nal aud complete victory than that Of
yesterday, The country has come to
its senses, and the Democracy are VIC
torious. With wisdom, moderation
and foresight on their part the election
Of a Democratic President in 1854 is
assured. Almost such a tidal wave
swept over the country in 1874 and
resulted in The election Of Tilden in
1875, but the party was not then sea
soned as it now is. Wisdom, Justice
and moderation should be the watch
words of the Democratic party the
Union over. New York, Pennsylva.
mia, M 4ssaclIusetts and other States,
Of late Republican, now stand abreast
of Missouri in the great Democratic
column. This is glory enough fol
one day.
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FOR SALE.

NJ Is as r.;.l,l:s Is,'iyt.,
near the home of Mr.. Luke Caring
ton. 1t has large lof, outbuildings,
good garden and orchard. Term
very reasonable. If not sold. will
rent it.
F. R. Mayo,
Bolivar, Tenn.
Oct % If
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Oct % If
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TasAtlI, Chattanooga 81. Louis
Railway

AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITIONS!
BusINEss AlEN, Tout,RET9Srs' Remember
THE BEST RdBTE to the Summer Resorts and
Mountain Retreats Of Tennessee, Virginia aud the
Carolinas, Via Mckenzie and Nashville
THE BEST ROUTE 10 the celebrated Colleges IN
ivorxites Senlnar,es and other Educational Insi-
tutions in the Southeast, va Mckenzie and Nash
Vile.
IIEBEsT ROUTE to Atlanta, Macon, jacksonville
aud the Florida Orange Belt, Via Mckenzie, and
Nashville aud Chattanooga.
THE BEST ROUTE 10 Atlanta, Macon, Charleston,
Savannah, Augusta, Columbia. Charlotte, Knox
vile, Bristol, Richmond, Norfolk, Washington vi
Mckenzie, Nashville and Chattanooga.
DoN'TToRGETITI
.t,fs linz. ron socttre fltt---
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TaIDlr rvEETNa, DEoENBER 8, 1889.

Nh. Carlisle seems to: be quite
cured Of the outlet fallacy. He has
been down to take a look for himself
and was doubtless assisted in arriving
at his conclusion by the power of
Captain Oowdon with his charts.
Oowdon charts would be good if the
Mississippi river would only run the
other way, and whenever that happens
Congress and all the engineers will
approve his plans; not before. The
time may not be far distant when the
guilt will empty its waters into the
Mississippi aud there will be salt
water and Goldfish all the way to
Lake Itasca. Then there will be need
of a Bariteri canal to let in big tur-
ties. crocodiles and whales. Then
Cowdon will come up the river on the
back Of a regular Jonah's whale and
shortly after that, if the world does
not come to an end, Congress will make
the desired appropriation and appoint
General Cowdon Chief Engineer Of
the Army and Navy, with full power
to dig an air line canal from Norfolk
to San Diego a mile wide and a mile
and a half deep.
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unable By feasoH Of her professional
engagements, 70 accept them, We.
cannot say.-LFrom the Sun Of last
Sunday.
Our prediction regarding Mrs
Lapgtry was the reverse of the Sun's,
and proved TO be correct. Some weeks
ago we gave an account Of some meet
ings By ladies up town regarding the
course to be adopted toward Mrs.
LaDgtry, in which the fact that she
would not be received here was clearly
foreshadowed. And the professional
engagements had nothing to do with
it Whether rightly or wrongly, the
fact that Mrs. Langfry had a husband
and that he did not accompany her
here, was OF great weight in the de-
clsion reached by u New York So
ciety. Not less significant is the fact
that Mrs. Langtry has received and
accepted a number of invitations to
dine with bachelor parties, in which
married men had been present with
out their wives. A little incident
happened last week, however, which
proves Mrs. Laugtry feels a little bitter
at so much OF the cold shoulder in her
daily bill OF fare. She was invited to
a supper by one of her rich young
men, and had accepted. Mrs. La
bOuchere was to be there. too; and
among the guests invited she under
stood was Lord Vaudeville. She
wrote a note to the giver of the feast,
asking him to call upon her. He did
so. She said: II understand Lord
Vaudeville is to be one OF the party.
II SO, | shall not be present. Lady
Vaudeville has now been a fortnight
in New York, aud has not once hon
Ored me with a call, though we know
each other. Therefore, | refuse to
meet her husband" Lord Vaudeville
was informed Of what Mrs. Langtry
had said, and, of course, abstained
from going to the supper But Lady
Vaudeville has not called on Mrs,
Langtry since any more than she did
| before.
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Attachment Notice.


Before W. A.. Goodman, ]. p. for Shall,
sunny; Ienn.-B. Lowenstein 4 BIOS. W..
n tnis cause, an attachment having been
- sued out under section 1866 Of the Gede ~
Iennessee,a and returned loyiod npon Inc nroD-
erty OF the defendant, w. W. Curry. trsd,ns
under ne name Of the Bluff City Shirt Co..
anu ahdayit having been made that defeni,,
ant ls indebted u the plaintiff in ,Le IN
81 Sl.s2' due ~ account, and that the,
claim is just, ana that the defendant H.
2 non,resident Of the State of Tennessee.
II Y therefore ordered that said defendant
make his personal appeaYance befoys M
the 10th day of December, 1892, At 10
o'clock m at nv Office, No. 8 Madison St
~ Tenn, AID defend said attachment
Hlhin me time presoribedby law, or
the same viii be proceeded with ex-narts.
and that a copy Of this order be pubiisbed
once q week for four weeks in The Pubic
This the 10Th day Of November. 1889.
NVo fod W A GOODMAN, Up
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mounted Ihs thlhs tsIors, aud II Sny.
happens Gnd | live I never wifi
sgtn. am only trying the thing now
poi5rei start to Missouri. BuS over
thar, he's rid. He got married il the
West-married rich, and wants me
rest Of us to 60. l am t~wenty-seyen
years old, and have got a wife, but /
didn't get her in the West, and got no.
money nuther. / married for love.
but ouchl'-the train jerked-"if this
thing kills me. what'll Sukie do2"
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Attachment Notice.

Before John spelman, j.. P. for sbelb,y cou,E
henn.-Edward Steadman VS.. Haden Z
y this cause an attachment having been
u sued out under seotisn 3455 ofthe code ~
Tennessee, and returned Ievied nno vue Ot
PROPERTY Of the defendants. Haden * Davis
ana aihdaYit havlngbeen made thatdefendsn,s
i lndebtedto the plaintiff In the sum # "a
ins oy account, snd that the claim is
residents of the State Of innn.seaa.
" Z therefore ordered that said deiendnnfs
make heir personal appearance befoTe me on
me Eth day Of December; 1882, al Il o'clock
District, Memphis, Tenn. n dsfend saja
attaShment suit within the time preseribed
by law, or the same will III nro.
eesded with ~eI;p9rte; and that a copy of tths
LUZ De pabhshed, once q week for four
wssss Y the Public Ledger. U
rhis the I'D day OF November, 1889.
III ~ JOHN SpELMAN. j. p
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NOn-residen Notice,

No. 4ss R.D.-In;the Probste Court Of G..
GGCosaeSs s1yn:nDsu1 (. yarneIl ct G Al ~,
appearing Com amendment J. a.,
4 that me defendant, James n 1nas olqso
~ noL~Tesident of the STAG of Tannlssnn
and 9 resident Of the State of s run' 4.
Ss nns . ordered that he make his appear
~. IN "yMte MIN tns eoarthI use ofshelby coun-
Monday in January, IA" and pieod 'nv nIss
~ ,tup emur 70 SempS luant bilf, or The same
"a % taken iI Confessed as 10 him and set
a eyd nearing sH.pa.te to, and that a COPY Of t6is
sss, " eSe.lsp 81 once a week, for four sue
Tbi'Y ~ ggeSs.r J. the Public Ledger.
A eopy-A test:
n Il D. CULLEN, Clerk.
~ Lo9l skettman. D. @.
Dykes Z Glisson, svrs for com ~lainant.
70 rs 50 ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-12-08

State that applied lof Federal sid.
Florlda applied, but Withdrew the
application the same day. It Is well
understood here that the eithdawal
Of the request made BY the Governor,
was made through the influence ofthe
National Board Of Health. 1t is be
lieved that If the National Board Of
Health had allowed the Governor Of
Florida to invite the Marine Hospital
Service to take hold at Pensacola, the
epidemic might have been suppressed
long before it was. The Mexican
government, by following the example
of the Marine Hospital Service, after
a while succeeded in checking the
aDidamio-
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The RIvaI menl,h Rnn hs-

Cor. Cincin ati Connie eial.
WASHINGTON, December ) a,
the hrst day OF the session Senat.,
Harris, OF Tennessee, the foremo.,
champion of tie National Board nj
Health, pres -nts a memorial signed
by cIllzens Of Memphis commencing
1t; de is already prepared TO make
when the suudry civil bill comes over
from The House, a strong effort -
secure for the National Bo,rd ~
Health the S2500O0. INCLUDING Sion
900 special epidemic fund which tbo
Board asks for next year Tbe
friends oil the Marine Hosn;t"I
Service are equally well prensreJ
10 advocate its claims for lsroa
appropriations if theg arc 10 81
made and In any event the control q,
the agencies Tor preventing and ann
pressing e%pidemios. The Naripe
Hospital Service issued 10 dsv ao
elaborate preliminary report eoyer;na
sixty-three pr'nied pages, including
copies OF corresponding on tbs sra
preston OF the yellow lever epidemic
IA Texas last fall. The SnrsaNa
General places the good WorL which
the service did in well chosen terms
before the country He attributes H.
success 20 the plan which he al nted
which he would rsoommead in = KIN
Tar emergency 'his plan W.. hr,-Ge
he estsblishm n OIL Gordon saoit
to restrict travel to aud from be
Effected district. the estiolshmea,
maintenance OF a hospital f,r tbs
lick Ia the injected city and subse
I0ently the disinlection and cleansing
4 places Injected The Surgeon Gen.
raj states that Texas vas the only
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ttachmentNotuoe

Before J. N Coleman, j. P. for sh,ihv .ou,
E0E. 4. Parish VS.. James Re!,ey wy coun-
.u sHis oS cause neds an ,d Attachment having been
tennessee, and returned lex;td 'Iv ooue on
property Of INC defendant, and sfRdayiitf h sne
ing peen made shat the defendant IL ,nSahsaaJ
70 Piaintif in the sum Of 500, due bV nots
Emu .net tho claim Is just, and that The de-.
nessss, Y = Hgn-Iesldent Of the State Of Ten
Iendant make his personal appearance befors
y on tne second day OF January, 1879. AZ i0
oeloek a m. at my Office, No. IL Mnd;sonD
81. Menphis Tenn, and defend said attach.
~ me ~ suiI wltnln the time prescribed By law,
and tAet 2 COPY Of this order be published ones
z week Tor four consecutive weeks in he
Memphis Public Ledger. !" 'Ho
hi the "a day Of November, 1882.
u 10 OfSU j., IN. COLEMAN I n
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Suhie's Husbnua's FIRST hide.

Returning, fifteen miles below Deea.
tur, Ala, group OF young men came
into tho already oyerflled car. We
had only one passenger coach now. The
car having broken down dnr
ing the night. One Of them stood near
me, aud at every motion Of car bis
eyes were fearful TO behold. I
asked him if he was accustomed
to the train. "No," said be, I never
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-12-08

How old are you, said an auciep,
dame 70 a grinning little tar Dot
We'll. if goes by what mudder saws.
is most ten, but if | 20 8 by lie far
lse had, Use most a hundred Ol
that all oould measure their years n
this way, but how many measure them
by long night watches and almost fataI
coughing spells, which could have
been cured by a bottle Of DR.. Bull,
Cough Syrup taken ia seaRon.
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one minute. N"' II
Net Thst Kind ora nlom.

Detroit Post.
Asa young man, carrying An i'm
mense pair Of blacksmith's bellows ON
his shoulder, passed along the street
no was %accosted by a d~ilapidated look.
ing stranger, who said,
Excuse me, sir, but will YOU kindly
do me a great favor2 viii YOU Lot
me take one pail at your bellows9
They-they-remind me of the LONG
ago, when I lived at home in me
dear old place, aud every mornips
when came down to hresE
last found my good aid mother
On her kpeea before a greenwood FIRE
blowing, blowing with her prec:or,
bellowsl just one blow, M dsaS e'i
low Just one blow!" 'e
You shell nave Il" said The otbo,
w.yu the greatest Of pleasure in the
world. Stand back so l can Get a good
whack at you'll Next to kickinS n
thieving dog | should admire 10 set
in one blow or a doesn on 3 fellow than
would let his mother get up and"-
But the stranger was conc.
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Oe'pion Of EmIpen' Dr.. R. =.

President Maryland Hospital, Baltimore.
| have used GOLDEN /
LIobIp BEEF Tonic for more than n
year. IL combines the virtues Of food
end tonic Remarkably. and. / an sat-
Ished, has saved life when any other
medicine would fail" (Remember
tho name, CoLDEEs-take no othor.)
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SeF ASD soClETY.
Why New York DANES Refase 10
Meet iaer.


Our prediction as to Mrs. LaDptry's
reception in New York does not seem
to have been fulfilled. Several of our
rich and fashionable bachelors have
given to her and her friend, Mrs
LaholcheFe. dinners and suppers al
Delmnnico's, and have laYished upop
her attention IN the shape Of visits
bouquets and drives, but we have not
heard OF her appearing as a guest at
any social entertainm ent Whether
this is owing to her failure to RECEIVE
invitations, or whether she has been
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The Wisdom Of sOIOmOn
North China Daily News.

A curious decision IL reported "a
having been given by q Chinese Man
DARN the other day. A Chinese who
had been drinking in q tea HOUSE
pulled out a dollar to pay the Iii.
This was Immediately claimed by an
Indian, who was there too, and who
accused the Ohinaman Of havinestolen
it from him. On the matter being
referred TO the Magistrate a second
claimant appeared in the form of A
japanese; but neither could make
good his case. After profound delhi
GRAFTON the Magistrate came TO the
conclusion that there was not the
slightest evidence 10 prove that ths
dollar belonged to the Japanese OF the
Hindooi be decided, therefore, that Il
should be divided equally between
them' and the Chinaman discharged
from custody.
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Administraior,s No1;..

HAtind been appointed administrator.
- with the will annexed. Of RIirabetb Re-,
L bo, .lls Is 70 notify ali persoAs, II any, who,
s,me e my attorneys, Flippin a flippin'st NNn'
y madison street, Uithin the me Prescribed
" Ia" or the @ms will be forever hhrrod,
Pinu;. Ivu l.. RAYNER,
go al
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"Beeame sound anA WelL.n

HATcHER's sTATIoN, Ga, Mar. q. '7e.
K. Y. PIERCE, VI. D: Dear Sr
Ny wife, who had been III for over
two years, aud had tried many other
medicines, became sound and well bv
using your "Fayorite Prescription.
Ny niece was also cured BY its use.
after several physicians had failed to
DO her any good Yours truly,
THOs. j. MPTUVtN
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NONOGESARIINs
a Rhode Island Town Homarl..
able for It's Aged People.
poEten T~rnn.orinL.


Occasionally a remarkable statement
le made IN the press Of the country.
often IN an exultant way, Of the ages
Of the Oldest inhabitants Here Is one
BY o, pssBs complete, as it il given
by 4 u'tve Of the town, only eff indi
yiduals who have come under his
persona ohseryation Portsmouth, r.
l., is rated with . population Of 1000
IN the census OF 1870, aud is probably
no more populous now Within
her borders, IL ia claimed, live more
nonogenarians than in any o1mmu
nifty OF equal numbers in the oo1ntry
Here are their names and ages.
William Manchester, l0l. John
burlington, 81 Elizabeth Braymap
99; Cynthia Cory %, henrietta Allen
80; Mrs. Sarah Gibbs. 50; Mrs Green,
W; Bridget Cogwell, %; Pyleq Amy.
w Mrs, Wilcox, "a; Ruth Barker.
9i; Ruth Oossgell. 90; Marh Sloeum
~ William sissson, 95, ana Margaret
sissop his wife 81.
me following was the ages Of some
residents Of The town who have died
%it5Iu a iew years aud were known to
tue Transcript informant Sophia Sis.
500, "; Eunice Sherman, 98; Mary
sherman 100 Annie Sisson, 90; Mira.
borden, 99i Peleg Almy. Rrst. 9S.
Stephen Slocum, 96 Mary Slocum, So, !
Hicks Cornell, 80; Peleg Thurston. 99.
Hannah Amy, 80; David Anthony,
and Caleb CORY. ~
No attempt has been made to recall
the ootogenariins, yet the recos IA !
would doubtless roll up a geodly
showing 10 this respect.
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