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FOUR PAGES.

DIED, in Paris, Maine, Feb. %, ISIS, Of
consumption, Mrs. Annsh X. Watkins,
wife OF Geo II. Watkins, and daughter OF
the late Judge Jos. G. Cole of Paris.
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The Council Bluffs Noapariel thinks
There Is some prospect OF Indiana step
ping 20 the front as 4 banner Republi can
State. Three hundred aud three school
houses were erected by that commonwealth
the present year.
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Il !hc nerves.
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CANTON, Feb'y 23d.-A good interest is
manifested in the temperance cause. Lake
View Lodge /. Q. OF G. T. hold their meet
ings every Monday evening, and their
numbers are constantly increasing. The
officers Installed for the present quarter
are as follows A. S, Hathaway, w. c. 7. ;
Mrs. c. X. Davis, W, V. T.; I. Z. Gibbs,
Sec'y; Mamie Coburn, ~ S. l.. \. Car
yer, L. s.; Hattie i. Bradford, Treas. ;
Rev, o. Roys, Chap; DR.. c. X. Davis, p.
W. c. T.; C. J, Mitchell. NJ; Nellie Pres
colt, ID. NJ Ora ID. Hodge, o. G.; Mary
Oldham, |. c.; Mrs. \. 5. Hathaway, r.
II. 5 Mrs G. d. Cannon, L. ii. 5.
SECoR
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BowpoIS COLLEGE,-we have received
copy Of the SIst catalogue Of BowdOiu
College for lSS2-SS. The following aP
pear as students from oxford County
Seniors. - ChaS. c. Hutchius, Canton
Chas. II. Stetsou, {. Sumner; Walter {
Winter. Bethel Juniors, -. Frank T.
Knight, special 50. Paris Sampson X
Child. Milton Plantation. sophomore
Frank l. Brown. Bethel Frank W. Davis
Hiram; Lucius b Folsom, Bethel; Fresh
men.-wallace W. Kilsore. No. Newry
Medical StudentS. Samuel c. Brigham,
East Hebron; John T. DeCoSter, Buck
field AlpheuS H. Hartman, Lowell; Elisha
A. McCollster, Canton Poiat; Mark 7
Newton. Audover James ) Siurteyant,
Hebron Herbert Z Twitcheli, Bethel.
IEYEBrRG WATER Cove have re-
ceived from Or. Lsmson, copy Of ia,
water rates, rules and regulations OF the
Frvebur. Water Co. This corporation
was organized. Nav ~ l>S2 AMI work
was begun sept. Esd NOV. lo,h the water
was turned or. the work having b,eu com
pIetei in less than Two mouths. From
the Reservoir 20 Main Street theye are
laid 29-l0 miles OF pipe from ,9 90 o Inches
in diameter, in the streets are service aud
distribution pipes over miles IN length.
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farm where they commenced house-keep-
ing and raised large family, then Hart
ford now East Buckfeld. HARTFORD.
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SoUTm PARIs-A. H. Andrews has pur-
chased the farm OF W. II. ChIlds situated
In Tuel Town district in Paris.
Mr.. Philip Mason who for so many years
has served faithfully as overseer on the
town farm, has resigned on account OF the
! III. health OF Mrs. Mason. c. L. kimbalI
will have charge OF the farm, the coming
year.
There Is considerable complaint among
The farmers OF lack of water for their
cattle.
Mr. Otis Swim, now IN his eightleth year,
has been busily engaged in the wood and
lumber business. We doubt II Paris has
another OF his age more active than he Is
to work He has lived nearly sixty years
on his farm. and has been lifelong read
er of the Argus, which he says Is an infall-
ible source OF information.
The weight festival was grand success,
the profit above all expenses was 81.
The goods manufactured by W. \. Froth-
ingham s Co., prove superior TO any In
the market They have been tried aud
have not been found wanting After they
get thoroughly introduced in the State, we
predict for them big sales. We noticed
several cases OF their goods marked for
some of the dealers in the large boot aud
shoe towns in Mass.
School in District No. !. closed after a
session OF twelve weeks. More than half
OF the scholars lost no time. The teacher
was presented with a costly piece of stat
uary by his scholars. This was Mr.. Full
cr's 23d term or school
NORTH RU,RoRp, Feb. 2S.-Mr. and
Mrs. Otis Howe gave reception Tuesd ay
p. NJ, and evening, OF this week. About
thirty guests were present, and the occa-
sion was in every way an enjoyable one.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. are well versed in the art
Of entertaining, and their efforts were well
appreciated.
Rev. Mr.. Cummings OF Andover lectured
on Astronomy at the West side school
house, Feb 20.
There was a pleasant sociable at Mr..
j. L. Elliotts last evening held by the
Congregational society.
NJ. +. Rowe, esq, and wife Of Norway,
have been visiting his sister Mrs. Otis
Howe OF this place. y.
EAST SUMNER, Feby 24.-An entertain
ment was given at the Hall at +. Sumner,
last Wednesday evening, for the benefit oil
the church building fund. Songs, tab
leaux, pantomimes, and the popular drama
entitled, Among the Breakers" was pre-
scented TO a crowded house that signifed
their satisfaction by frequent applause.
The performers, although amateurs, rem
dered the parts very effectively, and gave
excellent satisfaction. The cast OF char
acters was wisely made, and the play was
one OF the best ever given in this vicinity.
The comical appearance and mirth provok-
ing antics OF " Larry" Biddy," and
Scud," fairly brought down the house.
Over thirty dollars were received, which
will be appropriated ids the erection
OF a Congregational church at East Sum-
ner. The church building enterprise is
meeting with much favor, and we hope
win be an ultimate success.
The entert tirlsnt above referred to will
be repeated at the Universalist vestry at
West Sumner, Thursday evening, March
/. SLoCUM.
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HARTFORD, Feb. lS.-At the meeting OF
Crystal Wave Good Templars of East
Buckheld. on the 10Th, seven joined the
lodge, including six pupils OF the present
term of the line district, Hartford. In said
district are forty-six who have taken the
Good Templars pledge. At the residence
of VIM. Bicknell in this district are living
nine active members OF the Crystal Wave,
four OF them were charter members, four
were present AZ the first meeting more
than fifteen years ago.
The 18th was the most beautiful day
since October, followed by sunset scene,
never saw surpassed in briliiaEcy of col
ors- t"
The following teachers were under my
supervision in Hartford 1861, who went
into the army. Arthur B. Latham of
Buckfield, shot in the arm, now at Auburn.
Warren B. McKenny of Paris, shot dead.
George II. Wood of Hartford, accidentally
shot and died on his way home, promoted
10 Lieut.. AmerIca Daltlett vi haIliOIu,
died in the army. Nathan H. DeCoster of
Hartford. Lieut.. in colored Co., I'd. Reg,
wounded in the arm, went South, married
Miss Emma NJ. Phillips, Key West, Flori-
da, 1866. A letter rom him, dated Char
lotte Harbor, Fla, Feb. 8, 1888, says he is
pleasantly situated, with wife, two sons
and three daughters, (having lost two
children. The facilities for education
are limited but we educate them at home.
/ have fine orchard of tropical fruit of
twenty seven kinds and many acres of
land.
Chandler DeCoster and wife parents of
Nathan H., are now living on the same
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This POTENT REMEDY, mild. harmless, but
SURE in its operation. purifies the blood, res
torres the wasted energies, regulates all
deranged functions, and gives new life and
vigor to the whole system.
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DrxrIEID. Feb. 22J. - The DiXdeld
sleigh ride was a success. They conclud-
ed to stay at home and have their dance
aud supper at the National House. Music
by Norway Orchestra. Forty couples
were present, all from the village, and a
Jolly time they had.
Thursday. Eco. 18th, the Dramatic Club
repeated the drama Nevada to full house.
Friday, the Reform Club celebrated their
9Th anniversary. They had full house,
good speaking aud 4 good time.
Wednesday. Feb. 2lst, the sewing circle
met with Mrs. Frank Stanley-forty.siA
present. and not one hungry one among
them, /. c.. when they len.
Thursday Feb. %, Tuscan lodge |. q. O.
F., entertained The Canton Lodge and their
ladics 10 the number OF thirty couples al
the Nationsl House supper. aud dance.
Tuscan Lodge numbers over one-hun-
dred members.
Mrs. Tyler K,ider Is very sick, Dewitt
c. Kidder her son has returned home from
Minneapolis,
G. + Phiioon. NJ. u. has returned from
y. Y. where nc has been FOR two months
attending medical lectures. RI
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During my connection With the State Reform
School, "a n teacher, o. ,. Atwood. BUtsr's
were Introduced there. and used with marked
success, particularly In Bilious affections.
4. l.. HIILMAN
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East fryeburg, Ne.

rs-The true IL. r." Atwood Medicine gives
Relief, and bear the Large Red Patented Irade
Mark Il. F. a. wen as the sigunturc Of "l.
r." Atwood.
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APPRENTICE WANTED.

Persons aiding the sale of the imitation a
liable 10 immediate prosecution.
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H1lIlSl32EClslsSH
In Great Danger.

The public are again in great danger OF Doe.
ing deceived by Hood 81 the imitation uf
IL. r." AtwOods Blttcrs. The REy. joins PIKE
wrote az follows: II have been deceived Soy.
,rai times by the Imitation put up In IA" same
shaped bottles, and signeI by one Wool.
which imitation has always proved nearly
worthless. My wife II subject To catarrh and
paralysis, and has tried numerous medicine.
but a n constant medicine none have given
her 50 much relief as IL. r" ArwOOD's BIT
TRRs. She has also found almost Immediate
benefit In Constipation and Dyspepsia, Ina
doses OF one tcaspoOnnil. For the latter com
plants my daughter has used them with the
same result. JOHN PIKE
Enst frvsburg 80
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OXFORD COUNTY LOCALS.

ALBANY, Feb. 2S.-The Kemp Family
gave concert st Coles hall, Wednesday
evening. Quite a respectable number fav-
ored them. Although their receipts were
not large, their exp enses were correspond
iugly light Justice Aspinwall kindly enter
tanned them two nights free. The rent OF
hall was also very light.
Ambrose and Eugene Wardwell OF Biz
mingham. Conn, are at their fathers, for
a short visit, partly to see sick sister.
The last Of our winter schools closed
last week taught by Miss Edith Abbott
very satisfactorily. /.
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TRyrrrr3. Feb, 9l.-The North Con-
way Musical Association, under the lead
OF The accomplished musician. Thos. p.
Murphy, viii give concert In Court Hall,
Friday evening Mar 2nd. They vii re
assisted by the wei. known ,,ocutloni st
aud reader, Mrs. Louise Iusraham OF Port
laul \ dae entertainment Is in store for
the Fyeburg people.
Arrangements are in preparation for a
grand Musical Convention at FAbyan's to
continue through the whole Fourth-ofJuly
week. \ Fryeourg Club will Join the cho-
rus. Prof Perkins Of Boston will be the
leader.
Feb. 2S.-On Monday evening the W.
.. T. L. held a public meeting at the
Cong'l Vestry. The special object OF the
meeting was TO call publio attention 10 the
matter of introducing temperance text
books in the schools OF the town. Coughs
address on the same subject, delivered at
the American Institute d. Saratoga, last
summer, was read by Miss y. G. Kicker.
St. Valentines Day was observed 10y a
supper. Post OHlce for Valentines etc, at
the New Church.
Miss Elizabeth Chandler, one of the
most popular teachers in town, has been
sick at her home for some time but is now
recovering.
Thurs. Feb. 22-There was circle at
the Vestry. The ladies met in the after
noon TO sew, aud a large company gather
ed in time for the picnic supper. The
evenings entertainment consisted Of read.
Tags and music, suitable TO the birthday
OF ''the Father of his Country" The
Fine Old American Gentleman" was
sung by De Mason, selections read by Mrs.
Kicker, Misses s. Evans, Alice Glines,
Adde Walker, Mrs. Barrows and Mr.. Sam
Stark.
Dr. Levey, Hebrew has been here
for week or more and appears to be
doing profitable business to himself at
least, in difrerunt parts of the town.
That old saying, and how true 1t is. The
fools are not all dead yet. INo.
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Heroes and Eere;nes Of the Border.

In American h,>,or, thor. ara "a moro :,
for, 6, ~, figures th., IN. Ueroes mad IIoro
ines of the I}ord r. Bod da>hipp sdyeptu.
rome . 4 n,,r,o,;c. ,ov.I % rron >, .ou',,n
and to rLe if. rests of soce,v = cir work =.
Sipyularlv cff,.rt;v, in tbe .bvancep -, a
American c;y.,,z.,;oo With sc,m;,,, r,.L
less, ess. their ,tImts were in TIVE int res, q,
law and ord r. aud the p,opl. owe them a
,lpi,t Of gratitude they do rot forget ,leu
page in history is as fascinating AS il Is hon.
oralle. and III, re is a D. ruli r pleasure il,
reading the narrative of ,..eir wonderful ex.
plous.
The tim which ,roluc, d those heroes an,
lrroiues mark perinl N american history n
sorbiuy interest ,lix, old, and youn, II
is proper III / II s. onl h. 81. il, $. hard,
u one RS G upl,d y,rtue with courage human.
ty and love ot rou,try with III. stern duti.
q fro ter lite and all and the exau,pl, q
| their ly.s no, only interest, Lut strengthen
| our IA IN and admiration m hun an conr.p
and u,s fish m,rpos
In American, pioneer history there arr tbr,,
| jstiuc, pras marked ms dist nelly by thr,,
| u o,r,phic.I DIV sol 6. tram IN, ajieybcn,
| Mountains 10 the k,is.;ss.ni, ,,Erk,uae-4,,
first. .fro,,, the V,ys,, sippi 10 e Rocky Nnt !.
,aius the sprond. california a. d the Pacific
= one the third! V'he settlement of ihs,
vas, r. pons dpvclnted ere { leaders. who,
Oh eyeme Is h ~. Imade them Justly and
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The best interests of humanity d,pend oil.
lie good health OF our women folks, and yc'
,O>c " tn brightest lEtell,ctS seem to suffr,
mOst with ailments pc, ul4r to female life.
II is II to rem, NIB that the whole lena e
system can be built up to a proper state .
rndurancc. pmples, sores. swollen limbs,
monthly pains, aid other indications Of fe-
male disease, made TO disappear aud robu>,
IA, alth OF mind Il body take the place o.
,llness aud d>tr,ss. il IA timely USE is made o
e, Guy ,ott's Yellow ock AID Sarsapar lla
i restores the blood to perfect health, i,
tire, gih,hs the muscular and nervous S, stem
1t glyrS iou, t. the digestive aId urinary or
cans. II allays all irr tation OF the n,icou:
membrane. IN word. II is perfect temal'
mellcin, and aids every function OF tenal'
life. No other remedy equals It. Have YOU
iru gist get It. Take no suhst tute.
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Old papers so cents per hundred.

A lady, who 81 fierce from weak ess PECULIAR
tn her S,x in writing 10 a friend. said: - |
tried various kidney mt dicincs. hut only un
myself grow n; worse. A fre d told me to
use Er. ouysotts Yellow ok aud Sarsarar-
LA. Its effect Oh me was soon indicated b!
a clear and bet utltul complexion. freedom
rom aches and PANS a complete removal Oh
nervous depression. painless regularity III
habits Of di estion. and otherwise. can moi
raise the remedy too highly as true friend
TO suffering wonanhood and as a sire. sthen-
ny medicine.
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Read our Special Announcement.

ITCHING PLIES. SYMPTOMS AND CURE
The symptoms are moisture, Ike
pcr>pir,tion, intense itchln increased
ny scratching, very distressing, partlc-
.larly at night, seems as it pm worms
were crawling in and about the rcctum!
the private parts are sometimes affected
Ii allowed to continue very serious re-
suits may follow. ''SwAYNE'S OINTMLNT
is pleasant, sure cure. Also fo,
letter, Itch, Salt Ri, um. Scald Heal
Erysipelas, BARRIERS Itch, Blotches, al
,ceiy, crusty Skin Diseases. Sent 10y
mail for 50 cents; 8 boxes, 81 In
,tamps). Address, Dr.. SwAYNE d SOY
philadelphia, Pa. Sold by Druggists
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NOTES AND CONTENTS.
Special Announcement.
=. U. Box LAG,
Rugby, Tenn.

A large proportion of the readers of
the PLATEAU GAZETTE are farmers, many
Of whom desire a great deal more ol
farming literature than we are able t.
give in our limited space. TO acc m,
MEDIATE all such we have made arrange
ments with the publishers of the AMER
scan Farmer to give it as premium
for one year to every subscriber Of the
PLATEAU GAZETTE who pays his sub
scription in advance. The America"
Farmer is l.rge l6 pagf paper l"h
il he'd at Fort Wayne, Ind, the sub
scription price Of which is $l.oO pei
year. Every farmer in Morgan, Fen
tress and Scott Counties should avail
himself of this magnificent offer.
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Rev. Petroleum V. Nasty Cd. K.
LocKE,) will travel through the South
em States during the Fall and Winter.
for the purpose OF writing series "I
letters to his paper, the TOLEDO BLADE
his impressions of the great South. The
million readers # the BLADE who HAY.
read "NAspY IN fXILE," (Nash,'s Let
tiers from Lurope,) will appreciate how
the subject will he andl,d,
Every reader in the South is mvi'ec
TO sind for Specimen Copy. STE ad
-ysrtisement 10 appetizer column.
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Subscribe for the PLATEAU GAzETTE

Every one Should TIL his he'glIbor that tn
best ,dy for ,urrg courls AID colds. aid
the oIly sure culc tor GO sumption. rs Ir.
Wistars Baisam o, Wild th,rry. II is cas-
ant to take and v,r! soothing u ID hralng Ia
its effect.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
OUR COUNTY SEAT.
Special TO .hc Pluteol Gozctte.

Special to Tho Pldteau Gagctte.
WARrruRo, Tenn, Oct 30th, 1884.
Wartbu,g WAS visited by II terrible
storm of wind and rain this week, but
no damage done, except the tops OF a
few trees blown down
All Summer the water in the town
spring has been low, and as we have
no police to look after the sanitary
well-bein. of our town, the spring has
become contaminated, and four or fva
families who have used the water have
bilious intermittent fever; there are
three or four persons, mostly children.
sick in each family. 1t is trouble
very similar t. the one Rugby had II
few years ago. Such II thing has never
occurred in our healthy mountain tow
before; and none are afflicted except
those who used water from the town
~pring.
People here are busy making prepare
ton for court which meets here next
week. .#. t.'.
Farmers are shipping potatoes, etc.
from Lancing. There is no corn to ship
but believe there is enough for hom'
consumption.
VERITAs.
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AIIARDv.

On Friday evening last the residents
Of Allard,, and many Of those visiting
our settlement, spent the evening ST.
cialiy at the Am rican Hod,e. Music
aud dancing occupied most Of the time.
The number present. WAS estimated to
be- l5o.
AT eleven o'clock the party adj urncd
TO Witness a fine display oi fireworks
on Michigan Avenue after which the
iantels could be seen moving in all d.
r. ctions through the w"ms, lighting
the "Piulleers" to their several homes.
XY.Z.
Mr.. Ross Brown is at present occ',-
pied in the Office of the Alla'd DIT Real
Estate Association.
Mi T. Horner has about completed Il
iands me residence for Mrs. Cyrus
Clai Ike.
Our genial friend Goss has sor" Fl .
GER.
Strangers visiting Allardt, wishing
to he made comfortable. s'."uld 20 L,
the American House. Mr.. Il. II Jones
the geutlemanly Ir .prie'or, will do al
I nat lies III his power to make Nh coli
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We have Wi II to II number of d, :
linouent subscribers during the as'
two weeks. Please remit, on We will
be compelled to drop y,u from our
list.
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The "GAzprrE" is published every Saturday,
at the Publishing Offices. Central Avenue,
County and General Intelligence from the
whole Dist, let. and notices OF local eyeIts Will
be most thankfully received.
Correspondence Oh topics OF interest is III
sited. The name and add, IS Of TIE writer
must accompany all communications, If tor
publication.
This paper is entered at the P"st-ohice at
Rugby, lcun., as sccond-class mail matter.
All correspondence should be ad ressed to
the Editors and Publishers.
DAVE L. BERRY.
=. y. Box LAG,
Rugby Tenn.
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There is nothing SO essential to tn,
health and apIiness as pure rich blood
1t prevents exhausted ,i,ali,, Ielna
IRE decline, nervous and physical de
nilitv, ,.esldes untold other nserirs
P"rso"'s Pu,yatip Pills pu iy ana
enrich the blood, and will cln,l,ge the
blood in TIE entire system IN three
months.
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II would well pay all newspaper and Ut
ness men. and the public etltrali! to r ad the
Fhiiad,rhio hscnts Anod. Its fraud
I.partun ut" is great feature. and money ~
the pockets of u ose who give II thar attn
ton. Its " | exiconic UrtLorrnrl! l,raii
n,nt" Is also a note feature. W. viii sup
DIV It with the GAzET1E ioi 81 .65. 5, tc.ncn
copy may be seen at our office.
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PERSONALS.

Mr.. Jas. Lumley with his family have
moved to Rugby where they expect to
reside permanently. We hope he may
be induced to start a dairy here, as our
ctizeus are in need Of milk and tr,si'
homemade butter.
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AMERICAN FARMER"

asxteen page agricultural mag .zine published ny
z. A. K. Hackett. al Fort Wayne Indiana. and
which 10 rapidly taking rank as one of the leading
agr cultural publications Of the country. II is de-
voted exclusively to the interests OF the Farmer.
stock Breeder. Dairyman Gardener. and their
Household and every species Of industry connected
with that great portion 81 the people Of the world,
the Farmer The subscription price is 81 90 per
year. Farmers can not well get along without IL.
Il puts new ideas into their, minds 9 II teaches
them how 70 farm with profit to ;heunselves. II
makes the hoHe happy. the young folks cheerful
the grow Ter contented. the dosncsst happy, ane
lhs demAsogue honest
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Wright's pills
Railways Ready Relief
Allcock 8 l'hsters
smiths Tonic ytt
NJ. Lanes Pills
NJ. Lanes Vermifuge
Winslow 3 Syrup
l'ropic Laxative
Brown I'rehes
,argling Oil
Bulls Worm Candy
st. Jacobs Oil
Mustang Linin,ent
Swayne's Ointment
Eno's Fruit Salt
israndreth's Pills
&C., &c, &c.
Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1883-11-03

An arrangement has been effected
between the Union and Northe' n
Pecifc roads by which they will
exchange passenger traffic.
Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1883-11-03

There are complaints of danger
to lifi and property in Cincinnati
from badly insulated electric-lisht
wires.
Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1883-11-03

A gang of ten counterfeiters,
whom a Government detective has
been watching for months. have
been captured in Pike Co., Ind.