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The Press., 1883-08-09
ROCK VELEE.

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 -=The building recently erected on the corner of Main and West-st. is about tosbe disposed of to Hartford parties, who pro. pose toput in a bar and brewery.
 Elmer E. Rogers, a Rockville express. man 2l years olc5 was drowned Monday lnl Walkers reservoir while gathering lilies. He WAS outsin a small boat with a,son of MT. Merriman, and when near the ice house the boat capsized The Merrilnan boy 'humg.to the boat and was rescued. but EERogars was unable to hold on and was drowned. 2ogeIs was well known, hay ing saeeeeded his father as village express man. His mother, aMidow, is seriously Ill. z.zSt. Relnard's church have an exour- sion to Osprey Beach and Watch Hill on Saturday,,
 "A number of first class companies are booked for Henry Hall the coming season. including the popular Dennan Thompson.
 The steamer Titton company and the x Citizens Band have arranged an excursion for Providence, Rocky Point, and Oak land Beach on August 25th.
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GOV ENTRY.
A. s. PARKER, Local Editor and Business Agent. Tc whom subscriptions and communications for the REGISTER should be addressed.

REGISTER should be addressed.
 SOUTH COVENTRY.
 -Dr. Johnson of Mansfield is attendine Clifford Perkins, who is sick Of typhoi6 fever at the home of Mrs. Hattie Hatch.
 Mrs. Ciarissa Dimock Lamb, a former resident, has. recently visited town after an absence of thirty five years. \ -Threshing machine music now takes the place of the mowers, and oats are yielding better than for year.e--ir district 2. Rev. F. E. Jenkins vacation of five weeks is to commence Monday.
 Arnold Warren has sold the present season twenty Walter A. Wood moving machines, and says thatif he had adver- tised in the Register the demand would have exceeded the supply.
 Norman Sprague of Bunker Hill has been quite sick.
 Mrs. Dove and daughter are visiting her aunt, Mrs. F. H. Peterson.
 Who will tend that castor bean while George is gone to the golden state we know not. Perhaps the dominic may get ahead
 Milk men say there is not as great a call for milk as is usual this season, on ac- count of tho scarcity of hucllebe1ries.
 And now farmers, having finished hay ing, call on their brother farmers and brae about the superiority of their growing crops, corn and potatoes.
 "A school meeting is. called in Dist 2 next Saturday night The one called for last Saturday evening was not legal.
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HEssNSnN.

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 -. The I h heavy taxpayers are H. B Aldrich, $65; G. ". Burdiek, $65 ]; J. l. Bacon, Sl01; Chapin < Keep, $1OO; s. F Cushman, $531; WIN. Flynt $ Go, $861 l Charles Fowler, $103; G., E. Fuller, $50 D. G. Green, $281; G. E. Grout, $65 Gage Bros, $55; Q. W. Holmes, S283 c. W.Holmes,Jr $413 Mrs. H. Lyon, $40 John c. Mcguire $b74 CHI. Merrick, ,$79 Merrick, Fay & O., $386 GeorgeH. New. ton, $63 W. s. Nichols, $79; Mark No. ble, $55E; Norcross Bros, $51 Alfred Nor cross, $149; Norcross $ Reynolds, $157 J. A. Orcutt, $62 D.G Potter, S63. Mrs. Alvin Smith, fs53 Arba Squier, ,S66 Geo. D. Tucker & Son, $Ss70; James Tufts, SS63 H. White, S54 G. s. Harvey, $52; l.. c. 5tebbins, $1l3; Oliver A. Bliss, $56: J.L. Bradway < Son,$128 C.Carpenter & Son, $S99 o. M. Graves, $69.; A. J. Northrop, $76 H. A. Rindge, $b101 Merrill Steb- bins, $50; Thomas Sutcliff, S61 Daniel Eoskit, $115; J. F. Heery $ Bro, $385 :; Eleazer Moore, $77; Thomas Began, $59 :; D. ". Ellis < Son, $436 AD Ellis. .$141 :: w. Ellis, $163 Gage $ Reynolds, ,$147 :; L. S. Mum, $57 J. l.. Reynolds, $722 :: o. White & Son, ,$$60; c. H. Bradwav. .s$s;51 :: R. < M. Smith, $74. Non-residents. AL bert Day estate, $60 B. E. Towne, $85 {: Isaac H. Plumley, $132. Resident bank taxpayers are assessed 1862 and non-res idents $1231 @
 Frank G. Webber has sold his dwell ing-house on Bridge street to George H, Foskit for $260O.
The Press., 1883-08-09
WELLINGTON. EC0BRESPoNDENCE.l

"A, daughter of the late Daniel Sparks IS spending the summer at Josiah Sparks
 -Mr. Gillette, an agent of the Conn. Bible Society, is caayassing the town, and dong evangelical work this week. .sa
 -Solyman Taylor has bought a strip. of land, back of the town hall, of Geo. Rob bins, and presented the same to the Bap- list society.
 Miss Alice Broekbank. from Monson, IS visiting widow Hull. Miss Alice won a $5 prize at Monaon academy for deport- ment and scholarship.
 Andrew J. Sparks and wife of New I York have bean visiting his father, Joseph Sparks. s
 -Eha funeral of "Uncle Esek'' Joslyn at the Methodist chapel, Holland side, last Sunday, was largely attended. Rev. Mr. Crafts allusion to Mir. Joslyn's recent con version and baptism and his religious ex- penenees on his death bed was quite touch ing.
 It was reported here yesterday that Seth c. Eaton, late of this town, is seri- ously ill.
 Mrs. Helen II. P. Brown is visiting friends here
 Letters for c. A. Rodney and Henry Q. Craig remain in the post office
 Those interested are reminded that the meeting here of the Ashford Baptist Assoclationis drawing near. It will doubt less be 9 large gathering, and the hospi- talltles of our inhabitants will be called in- to requisition. The various entertaining committees will probably be appointed soon.
 -M MT. Holden, who so acceptably filled the Congregational pulpit here, and with whom the entire community were so well pleased, IS preaching for the church in Windham
 Miss Lena Weinberg has had consid- erabla trouble with a yoke of oxen she Ire gently bought of Mir. BosMorth of Ashford One of them died last week, and the other IS proyokingly .breachy.
 -Huckleberries and other small, fruits are sca1t and poor about here.
 "A reunion of the Sparks was held a few days siaGa at the house of Mrs. Calis- ta Sparks The families of Joseph, Ori- gen and Daniel were represented, New York and Brooklyn participated.
 h the case of Albert Halls appeal from probate, which was an appeal from the do- 1ngs of the court of probate for the district of Holland, to set aside and invalidats the doings of the administrators of the estate of Gardiner Hall, Esq, late of Willington. Judge Beardsley has rendered his opinion. dislnissing the appeal with costs and srls- tainllng the admins tratofs in all points. The administrators were G. Hall, Jr., and Seth c. Eaton ' .s
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(coRREsPoNDENcE.)

"A large audience, including many old time residents of Somers, greeted iheil fo1nler pastor, Rev G. A. Oviatt, on Sun day last. He will preach also next Sab bath, and the intervening week will afford an opportunity to renew and strengthen ties which are unusually strong. Shaker Pond is becoming favorite resort with our young people.
 "A large party from somersville pass, ed eastward on Tuesday, in search of the huekleberry, Fare fruit this year.
 -Ihe shore, the excursion, and the camp meeting, are now depicting our pop 1latlon very rapidly.
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MASHAPAUG,
.tcoRREsPoNDENcE.'

Camping and fishing are all the rage at present. Parties from Boston, Proyi- dence and other places are spending few days here at present.
 Winch < Wallace are putting in a 25- horse boiler and engine to run their works. Newton Wallace has moved into the village from his place in the west part of the town
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STAFFORDYILLE. io0RREsPoNDENcE.)

Few huckleberries this year.
 Rev. H. M. Vail spent last Sunday in Warren, Maine.
 Mrs. James Adams of Windsor Locks is spending few weeks in this village. --The tenement house at TuekeryiIle, that was pretty thoroughly scorched when the mill burned, is being repaired.
 Schools begin their fall term a week fromSnezt Monday, Aug. 20th, with. the same teachers as last term-h[rs. Sarah ). Booth in the grammar department, Miss B. Jennie Chaffee in the intermediate, and Mrs. Abbie s. Fiske in the primary
 Wanted-some energetic temperance work in this place.
 Moonlight dance at Carpenters grove Friday lto-morrow9 evening,
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The N. N. L. railroad $ excursion rates for thisrseason are
 Osprey. W'h Hill. BPk Isl'd. Regular fare one way, $2.oo $2.2o $2.6O Round trip, limited to
 one day, I 200 2.25 2.75 Round trip, unlimited, 800 $50 400
The Press., 1883-08-09
SQTaERS.

-R. Keeney & Sons of Somersville have Just put new steam boiler in their new dye-house,
The Press., 1883-08-09

E Lightning set fire to the barn, sheds and house of Henry Lathrop on the El. llngton road, South Windsor, on the after noon of the list inst. About 25 tons of hay, four tons of straw, the farming tools and three hogs were burned up. The rest of the stock and the furniture were saved loss $4, ,000, Insurance $500.
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UNI ON.
[CoRREsPoNDENeE.1 I

Henry B. Booth harvested recently from one acre of ground thirty eight bush els of rye, and thirty eight hundred pounds ot straw. Such yield is seldom equalled in this part of the country.
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PersOnais.,

-. 0, Booth lectures next Sunday in Putnam, Conn. .t
 11-4I. M. Agard and wife are enjoying at thelr home in StaHordyill lea vacation from teaching duties at Northampton, Mass.
 F. W. Arms of Norwich Town, for merly of Stafford Springs, has been ap-
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ASH

The sAshfordBible society will hold its annual meeting with the Baptist church in Warrenville, on Wednesday, August 18th.
The Press., 1883-08-09

HDGEWOODPLAC CE-This elegant large AL mansion, with spacious grounds, elevated situa- hon, and fine views now open for summer guests Address Edgewood Place, Stafford Springs, Conn.,.
 fVNO RENT Upstairs tenement. Inquire 1 of J. M HORNISS x
The Press., 1883-08-09

The Staffords got their expected de feat fro the Willimantics on Saturday, 31'to 6. The Stafords played very well early in the game, but got demoralized when their opponents began to get long lead. The Willimantic nine is a strong one, and is being constantly made more so by the securing of players from all parts of New England. It would seem that that borough could feel little local pride in 8 nine 30 made m
The Press., 1883-08-09

Mrs. John Brown of Merrows is so- journing at the seashore, in company with friends from Providence.
 Judge George Linooln, of London, Ohio, is visiting friends in Westford and Willimantic. He is brother of Mrs. D. A. Buck of Willimantic.
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PERSoNkL.

General Longstreet says, the Republican
party is increasing and multiplying.
Archbishop Gibbons, Of Baltimore, ex
pects to sail for Rome about October 10.
, The daughters OF the Princa Of Wales
arc becoming very graceful. They are no
longer treated as children.
Ex-senator Conklipg wears grayist
coat and waistcoat and black pantaloons
light gloves and CATERS, q simple bow tie
and sof. black hat.
10 Judge Hoadly: Why not quit JUS
where you are and devote The rest oil TIT
SUMMER to an photographed sketch en-
titled, "Making o Mess OF It; OF, What
Know About Putting My Foot in IT."
In a published card Mr.. D. L. Moody
denies the story that heand Mr.. SAnkeI
are no long able to work in harmony
and declares that Il their lives are sparet
they will continue together in the labo
they both love aud enjoy.
The Rev. Waldo Messaros, OF Philadel
phia. who is converted Turk and popu
lar preacher, has acquired great reputa
ton as q bold, swift and graceful swimmer
He was mistaken for mermaid at Atlantic
City, the other day, as he was swimming
far out from shore, with his long brown
hair streaming on the waves behind him.
| The arrival in Paris Of Mr.. Porte
Rhodes, with his diamond weighing ID
karats, or 4Sl karats more than the koh-i
nor, Is reported. Competition for the &C
duisition OF the gem Immediately arosI
between the Emperor Of Austria and Mrs
I"Bonanza" Mackey, with the chance de
cidedly in the latter's favor, 80 the CORE
spondent OF the London GLOBE thought.
'"Uncle" Rufus Hatch and his European
guests are having a good time in Dakota
Last Sunday, as they entered Fargo q bras
band drowned the noise Of the engine
The foreigners we're surprised, becaus
they thought all brass bands were dumt
on Sundays. The members Of the party
were delighted during visit to the Dal
rymple farm, where they saw $50 reaper
and self binders begin work on field 0
$4,000 acres of wheat.
Henry Study, on dying at Ransom. III.
has left a strangely acquired fortune Of $40,
900. He was q cripple from birth. AT thu
close OF the war he donned the uniform o
soldier, made up pathetic story Of haV
ing been wounded in battle, and went on {
tour as beggar. He was wonderfully sue
cessful, by reason Of his clever talk ant
miserable appearance, and in three year
accumulated the sum mentioned. He eve
afterwards lived idle on the interest.
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Ylrt.. NJ. p,,. NV;lIa hi;rat lanAod nm
t'sH '' - 10y, 80 ,..a, ,a.,, n"rcan,;hls
our '''oI" ' ~ Wv" ..s? 80 =, GI,ha,o
,r.,.a,,a. mr.. uncommon mr., .nloce
""' H., .aoiIsa6 r., IL nj
y ,. all' H., i',, a,.Fitv Il Ehsland and Wa
u''.piyt,I i NY - now. bat Il was all abont
w. ,,;II;oo,o he d;s,rrbed too fiat the
"'"V'' WINDS " ~ ,Nl WILL
same lime VIC Cou'" W. "uiussu' w. +" N i,''
gave us lectures, n grotesqpe presence and
,o,ioo w, iar.,d varr, Ii,,je for HIS
sol'e "'''les' w N"''" w. -''O
lectures, but the young man amused US lor
:, ,imo "r
~ ~. 80
before NC was teAu! ~ iea'e W. were
tired OF him. Finally he sailed away for
.,,,I,,,i 40, osa I,nos,L,T roast haef IL not ao
'''s ,''" "1' ~ 49,, -.
good rs ours, AKA nc LOOK sVthe Vi our
vont money with him, lie Is not TOO les.
-, \. 49,, .be ,,airo ~ /. a,andard dol.
tiie''t ~ Nt'oN 't'V e'AN sSs wv ~.
lar. Now lie returns'ano Ires Nihiiist
play at III. Vera" is the name Of the
NAV, ana It has lust been brought out in
New Yors. Willie the play was in rehearsal
MIR. Wide told reporter in confidence
,I,,,o,v,hiny with bis name 10 Il would be
''''' "''' ,,,','I- .s..'s -.
"a go" AR. M41de ID not INQUEST young
man, ,s li.
M. >,,,, vnrl, nau,.parars have mrch
Lne He" S'"."S"sf"f'' 49,,
to say oil MIR. Wllues pay anu MI. WIDE
Joesr't like what tLey say. The Tribune
ffTTni f7' N7',Ef
says; -i,g,l, .oia
The piece awarded the public curiosity BY
u display OF several auser scenes, picturesque
TT poin@, bat mostly ugly ana ny the expo.
siton o. hnelLuI toolls9, hishIy-Geppsf, 81
S!UFy II Russian ,ygs sco5s;oriss Of far and DARK
isnterae, aadovetiAit with bantam gabbls
aooa, lIssa9 sad ~ ~ az stpsa
4 rsS pd cosLrasdbis psFsoaS, Mr.. Wilds
gives n9eSIa3nSs " XII, ~ s,rSS ~ + ami SSy
tny S'y %. '% moS5rsSy OF a soholsr'S such
i S X, Nh NJ ,Jii'ls rsIlsss IA Ia uttered
lIs.,a Y, IL have baon scceni-
apo u iiUs' T ~ tTntid AND sshrIskire 6ld
Ip,o VS. o. In, .,,,"ns nj thIrtv nv 1oyiv
F'urtn'l''"'S 0tA''V''' '' go I''!'
years n.y. ~ liz, T.. I,
The AeTdtd says, the auuience was pored
% m. var,A az distraction, The Tim,
W '''' '''sN 80 f7 ''
remarks:
Mr.. Wille's playiains fact an eneis s.G
" fAa oo E .1ssc1ss ID which tie glory Of ib
erty Is slGqasntly desetibesi each o. The char.
N,t. u ~ mt
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The lyTGLAldENcn, is. ,thirty.one years
old to-day. Ito columns through these
eyguil ytrsrscoId The Most momentoua
occurr5nfe5 IN tie history Of the colntry.
1t came INTO lie nipe years before lAe war
when sl@yqfg dwarltl all other political
ulestions. I.rre months before General
S ptt bu0 bgem nominated at Bal.innore%aa
the Wig candidate tor the Presidency,
AID Tie lNrELyGGScEn was born a Wig
ne stpaper. Tho Wing party endorsed
tip Compromise Of 1850, but when it be-
came evident that slavery was a question
Tia. could not be compromised, when
dIsunion threats became more loud and
ythcmeut, tla lNrELIIGgScRn promptly
ald conrsgcdUsly teok its stand for free
dom and Union. 1t supported ,Lincolni in
his 6lst campaign, i course beset with
danger and Of uncertain issue. w
Ebrongball The trying hopns that fol-
loved il held its ground and took the dee'
perato chances Of a position the most
exposed, In Ito humble way the lNrELLt'
GGScRh is believed to have had an honor.
able parI in rallying public sentiment in
this border land to the standard Of the
Union. In the formation Of this new com.
monwealth it did the State some service.
Republican and Union, It has been the
champion 81 the Republican party and Of
the Union. The lNTELlIGRNcER Is no
stranger 10 the tempest. 1t has lived
through many beating storm; and though
now it preI6ts the calm, It endeayors to
ibid itsolialSays preparation foul weather
atweIlas lair. H.l
The coed friends who have stood by the
INrRLnoEScRR through all these years, and
taose who have come later TO It's support,
will be glad 10 know that II never was SO
prosperous Us now. The circulation Of the
daily ahowsa steady and gratiiyingpowth.
The advance OF the weekly is even more
marked. Advertising continues to make
greater demands for accommodation.
Every branch Of the business shows
growth, a sure indication Of continuing
public confidence, For all this The pub
nshers desire to make their acknowledge
meuis, ,r psfa ta 8
With Progress for q watchword, It is the
intention 10 perseyere III the line which
haa brought success. Eudeavoring to be
iairlo all men and 10 all political parties,
aiming to CLEAN the news field for all that
may appear IN reputable newspaper, the
ambition OF the INTgLlIGEScRR ID to add 10
the good name it has earned as clean and
reliable fanny newspaper advocating Re.
publicun principles. 80,
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Wilde has written. II the critics do him
no injustice "vera" Is not worth seeing
even as a matter OF curiosity. 1t seems
that the lime has come 10 snuff out Mr..
wildeon this side Of the broad Atlantic
We have had something too much Of his
kind Of foreign adventures.
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LEGAL Nor,oss.
DUBLIC SALE OF REAL EST m.

By virtue Of tie authority ve,,ed in him h,.,
cree Of the Municipal Court Of WhCcllpv ~! eue'
the nth day Of July. 1883, In suit In rts,, %
therein pending, wherein Charles p odsnhnsv1vty
Aud vile are plainlIfs and Julia Ann 0dSHIStIEa
AID othen are defendants, the undeTynsd ~. s1
Commissioner, will, on "A'S ''t''Al
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, lss,
commencing at 10 O'clock A, NJ. All =, ,,,u-
auction, at the front door OF the Colit H. Plplic
Ohio County, the following described nal W. "
that 10 70 tay: Lot numbered ioFty.fonr lin si,e'
ate on tho north ddO u Virginia Stiett ~, su.
South Penn and Trout streets, on WhseiinS y s.,n
In the City o. WHEELING, West VlRinia, viii ~
and hgular the improvements thereon "'N' HI
Notwithstanding Of the purchase r,or.,,
and as mucn M 70 AS the purchaser NAV eISc, 4,
pay cash, % tho day oil sale and the nINdcs
Two equal inStAllmGnS al nine AMI |iSbiSi ~,
months from day Of sale, respectively Win n.y.,
est from that day, the purchaser Giving Ms noS.
for the deferred lDGtAllmentS and Inc iiile l." ~
retained until hepurchaSe money LhGll have I.Sv
paid In full. K. q. nGRR ~"
J. G. HERvEY, Auctloneer. ''''''N'''s''
! hereby certi' y that bond has been given in tho
above eAuse BY the Special Commissioner, a. NJ.
AUGUST II, 1858. JAMES R, CowDEv
Clerk pro tenpoe Of the Municipal Court Of
CnstLEk. AUS
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Not muci, Of n traveller.

The Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle says thai
"the Boss Fool was produced at the recent
military reunion in Texas" The editor o.
the Chronicle must retract that statement
lie has been sadly misinioimed. We have
facts in our possession which prove beyond
the slightest doubt that Judge Hoadly has
never been further South than Louisville
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SEVEN years have elapsed since James
Lick, the California millionaire, at bis
death left vast amount OF property for
public uses, and not dollar has reached
the designated objects. The trustees, who
receive 81 900 year each, have just been
censured by the California pioneers.
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IJashinstOa Republican.
Judge Hoadly is defeated man, and
one ruined politically. He gave away his
few chances Of success at the very outset 81
the contest to a disinterested and friendly
"iaybayker."
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Eneient Work.

Belmont Chronicle.
The Republican party Of Ohio owe the
Wheeling INrELLlGENcER at least its highest
commendation and thanks for the very de-
cisiye and efficient work 1t is rendering Ia
ita interest Congratulations and praise.
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Dir, HAsraAN-Dear Sir: am thankful
to God that can acknowledge your treat
ment (Penrnd) OF my daughters eye, has
been successful and sati' factory. l would
be glad 10 have the public have confidence
In you. N. B.-PleaEe make your fees In
reach OF poor people. Remember the tender
niercies Of the wicked are cruel.
~ H.fH RRy T. n RAIDWIH
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= RRO XER-on wednesday afternoon. August %
1885, at O'Clock, Fk. BRoHER, aged 10 years.
Funeral viii take place from residence OF de-
ceased, Caldwell's Run. Of 2 O'Clock Friday after
noon. Friends Of tho family arc invited.
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Wat,sburg, 1

Reader ask your druggist for one Of DR.;
Hartmana Invaluable bvoks on the Ills Of
Life" and how TO cure them. You get one
gratia. D&w
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TRAyELER,s GUIDE
nTHEELINe 9 ElM GROVE R. R.

On and after MONDAY, NAY II, 1883, until
further notice) can will run from the City and
stamm's every hour from $50 A. v. 10 $50 !. N.
cars to and from Fulton every % minutes,
nyl2 !. KtxEH, snPh
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ON PAGEANT NIGHT
FiFTY.MINUTE TRAINS
between the Two cities TrainE run at least cyery
HARpER,S FERRY

Is directly upon the lice Of tho B. 4 O., onlya lit
iIe Iycr Two honFs' run from Baltimore and one
hour from Washington. The Old John Brown For
sui stands. AZ ali tho parades, displays and Pa
geants at Haltimore take place at nlkht there Will
6e abundant opportunl les 70 Visit Aarptrs Ferry
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GLEsS's SULPHUR Soar purihes the skin.
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, so cts. Pixies
Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
MWFLW
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

TOR sALE-BENwooD NAIL MILL
Il stock. cali on ). G. HsRyEY, No. l406 Mar
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Ns,srs. FltniaO Bros:
Sirs,-I take this opportunity Of Informing You
Of the benefits have derived from IN. o. NC
L1sS'A Liver Pills, Ihayc iOrtw0 yrabpah oee 51
afflicted with severe pain over the EYES, ~
eompanied with nervousness and sense Of d!ihI'
ness malldy beyond tie power and skill OF ulI
physicians 10 relieve and cure caused, asiAt as ~
myself could Judge, by diseased STATE OF W.
bleeding, and various other remedies were sntdiI
but all In vain, for the deeprootcd diset't SUI
stuck fast, Atiat, procured hoSoi yer Va
liable Liver pills from druggist here, and ioaha'
altSF taking portion Of them, that NE nl,sa .1,
and painful sensation over the eyes have "inu, mus
entirely let me. will close BY advising Al! W.
afflicted as have been, to procure the yiaa .I0
medicine at Oncu and save much time ahi pi,nI
with little expense With sincere gfl'i''ic ANU
Go. W. RUSSELL, ToFonio'
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s.. NFiF Yort.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams, No as Seyra'h l.re'',
testify that they have both been suffering VIZ lhe
liver complaint for about five Year,, daf'nE "m.S
and tried many remedies, but to no putn1l%,.'
Finally, hearing Of Br, G. McLdnes Lirr |,nN'
prepared BY Fleming Bros. Pittahlfgh', fL.'
they purchased four boxes, which they l"9A "
euTang 10 the directions accompanying tirh p ptI
and now pronounce Themselves perfectly enisuo'
that distressing dlEeaSe,