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Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-01-20

twas an evening of inetfable beauty. The
pale moon rode at the zenith and thed
abroad over the fair city of Augusta soft
and etful gent light. As the hours of the
evening wore away, a scene never to be for
gotten was enacted in the parlor Of the Jones s
on Bridge street A couple in the last stages
of courtship side by side sat on a sofa in one
corner of the apartment. The young LAZY was A
vision Of unspeakable loveliness; her eyes
.parkled like twin stars. The young man was in
the seventh heaven of enjoyment Tenderly
his arm encircled the shapely waist of the
maiden, while cupid clapped his wings and
shot his arrows thick and fast. Midnight
approached and Jones, the head of the ftmi-
Iv. reclining on his cot in an looming room.
tancied he heard the young man depart from
the house and the lady proceed to her cham
her. The light remained burning in the
room. 1t must be extinguished. Calmly
and considerably Jones arose from
his couch and in the habillmerts of night pro-
ceeded towards the light. Just as he was
rrepared to blow he heard a sound which
wellniyh overpowered him. smo,hered
exclamation of terror came from the sofa
The lover had not departed. Suddenly
.rectral form shot from the room and IN the
,w;nklpe of an eve Jones reached the seclu
sion of his own chamber. wiser 1t not SAD
der man. The loving couple were not agair
disturbed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-01-20

To be expended on the County Rosds in raid Town
ship, Iheophius W. Allan. Of D,nnvs,ille agent.
Upon Township No. o. Range ,, jackson Brook
Plania ion) the sum OF Three hundr,d and fifteen
dollars and nncty six Ccbt-, viz:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-01-20
CONTRA.

Amt of old demands paid, not ascer-
tanned Nov. 81. 1881,
Net expense. OF prison to state (inclu-
ding all -alare- for the year ending
Nov b, leS!,
Amt. of net assets Nov. 30, 1882,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-01-20
$6},9720o
$6i,p73G'

The Warden in his report makes the fol-
lowing pertinent remarks: A visit To the
penal institutions of neghhoring States a
intensified my regret that ours Is so far be-
hind ii it. MAXI up and appointments. II
ha- been said of our prison that 1t was built
IN 1874. and Is Just so far behind the times,
and am forced t. admit that there is more
truth than | cou wish in the assertion.
Attention is also called to the fact that seven
female convicts are herded in the apartment.
over the guard rJom-ali but two under lite
sentences. who are unable to be properly
employed or suitably cared for.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-01-20

financial condition of the prison:
Amt Of the net assets Nov. 30. 1881.
Amt. re-, eIyed from state IRE a-ur.riO
pay old d' mands,
Amt. appropriated for officers salaries.
Amt. appropriated tor building and
repair.
Amt deficiency fue from the State on
oihc.r-' salaries,
Amt collect, Il on old demands above
appraisal Of Nov. 10, l-sl,
Amt. apprais, d value of old demands
uncollected. Nov 30, lisp,
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Convict 1sahoc IN 1nrt

EALED PROPOSALS. Will BE kECIFV II
bv the Undersigned up to O'clock n
Monnay, July IL 1881, for the Ia or of from 5oC
70 Wv uonvicts belongingt the Texas stat,
p.nitentiarias, at Huntsville and Ru.k Te,ss
h'se convicts to be work at industries insdc
the prison walls, or NJ Rusk. ON the outsid, nj
the walls, Mt such labor asis nee = ary 10 amer
ate ne iron furnace belonging to the Ru X pen.
mple shop.room will be furnished toretn. ,
maui acturing.
AT the Russ penit ntary. there will, be A
blast furnace. with canacity Of Is tons " iron
per DAY; also foundry, and machi cry for
making wag ms, furniture cars, ito, All ma.
chinery new and nrsic'ass,
AZ huntsville, tho @ viii he q machine shop
anu fonndry also ~ chiu.ry for the mann nc.
tur OF wagons, fnrnturp, and SHOES
me co virts wall h. cnh,ra ted IN rces of
not less than twenty (20) ori a,y number AZ, ,
nat to the iull ca aci'' ofcrll 4 VII D r, ON
contracts to run not more than Nv. (5l years
All proposals Z" ust be nc 'onp ,nied by a GOOD
rld smhlci mt bond = on thuusand dollar
$4,000 for each one hunhr q CN) ~ vi,ts "
'rac t0nal part thereof hid n b, conditioned tina,
son'rset and oonn vii he enteicd into and IKE
cntcd II pro osHl no accepted
he board reserves the nsht to reject ANY and
al, bi's. ""'
Par.'es d string N hid NAV submit ANY addi.
u.nal proposal the, ma deem roper
FIR further particulars Hddrc . the unapr
s'vi ed, at Austin. Texas, TT. ] GoRsx an, A,
intendent Of Peniteu'i,r'e.. II n,svilie.
Texas. JnuN RF lVD.
l. q, SEARCY,
WAL tR lPS,
Ai"'o'|" feniientiary Board.
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Eor |alg.

OK sALE-DRUG STORE FOR SALE IN 4
" GOOD Town County seat ia Northwest
ieXas hfst-rate opening for physician; good
lradei ustaetory reasons for selling: sto K
ABOUT slNOO %, For terms, etc, address
oRoWDuS& BALDWIN Dallas, Tex. ju6.lw
EOR SALE-RE,lDENCE ArCORNFR or
l. HARDWOOD aud Wood streets For ms
appls to GEORGE AID IDGE. iupG. I'm
L'UR SALE OR EXCHANGED WILL sEi,,
4 agood econd hand buggy or ex hsnpe il
ioI iight phnIon. paving any difference In
price, JAMES SIMPS N inns. n
OK SALE CHEAP FROM ONE TO TWO
! horse power, wi h sweep, ali In good ord"r
,nqnire az Mc,EoDSQUARRY orto THOM AS
MCLEOD, at Marsalis' new building on Com.
a'e,vu ss'ee,, --, inns g.
k'oR SALE-A GOOD FARM ,ONTAINT>G
l. $50 acres miles sou n of Dallas IN RI,
pralre 800 acres enclosed; 1856 in Guilty alton
remainder IN grass everlasting spring water
8houses On the premi rs; 20 acres in the timber
VIII be sold on easy terms; price. $40 p.r Gro
Apply TO D KING, 526 Norwood street or r.
PRATliER Il ARDRY Elm street maySo I'm
EoR SALE MY RESlD nee, 500 FRVAy
l street NJ N. NEWSOM may4..l
k'oR SALE-H AVlNu OPERATED SEVEN
i drug stores for the past ten years | wish Il
| curtai some and offer for sale my drng bushes,
AZ faris, Tex, located II one of the most pros
porous AID growing cities IN Texas. Itis rar,
rhanGe for sl cess to any purchaser. Addres,
Was, U, BOWEN. Paris, Tex. may22.lm
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Cheap Column.
Acttces,


NOTlCH--Adveruseme may De nanded inc
~ our business Office up to Up. m, and into tbs
COMPRISING room I'D to a. n.
NOTICE TO CUNTRACrORs-SEA Pro
~ posals will DO received by W, 5 Parker,
Chairman Building CONS ittee, until June 20
lsSS, for building Public School Building in
the city of Denton, in accor anCe with the lanS
aud specifications on file In the Mayors once
III said city, Bond with security win be required
of the successful bidder. The City Council re.
serves the right to reject any or all bids.
W, T. WRITER'S S9c'y City of Deuton. T Y.
y B.-The building will be 70X9O ieet-threC
stories inn IA
NOTICE. Citizens or strangers wishing 20 in.
~ vest IN ty real estate. farms or wild lands
are respectfully invited to call NJ our office, NJ
1O9, Main street and examine our lists, maps
and abstracts of land titles The best of refer
encc given. JONES " MURPHY Real Estate
Agents.
NOTICE TO CONTRA CTORS- SEALED BIDS
~ will be received by the Ci Engineer urtiI
p m, June l9th proXimo, for putting down a
oulS IL arc blocR Get pavement on Elm street
between Jetlerson and POydras streets, q
ieet and be ween PoJ dras street and Syca ore
street. LOO feet IN accordance with the plans
ana specifications on file in the city engineers
ONE, Bond and security VIII be required with
pas IN accordance with section |, chapter 20
Cty OrdinarccS. The City Council reserve the
night TO rejec any or all bids.
W. Nj 10 INSON City Engineer
Dallas Texas, May 30, 1883. may2g.2 III
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BRO w N WOOD.

Brentwood, May 3l,--[Correspondence
HERALDl-There is great deal of talk
about the courthouse. Nearly everybod,
favors the building Of u fine one. Very
few are in opposition to the movement
The Age of Progress dives into the Com
missioners Court right LIVELY for not
building court house, and the Banner
goes for them for not building bridge
across the Pecan Bayou. TIE truth is. the
court was petiti0ned by u great many ci'i-
zens TO build u cOurt-hOnse, but not single
thing has been presented them, showing
that the citizens wanted bridge built
There will be a Sunday School picnic
about four miles from here, Saturday. A
great many speakers have been selected,
and gay time is anticipated.
Rev. J. d. Robinett, after preaching Il
number Of very excellent sermons mere, has
gone with his family to his home in Aud
rain county, Missouri
Mrs. ]. U. Wreakley, wife of Mr.. J. c.
Wreakley.. a prominent merchant of our
town, died Friday. Mrs Wreakley was
most generally loved
Mr. M. Il Motley, brother. in. law to
CAPTAIN w. u Duncan, is on II visit from
his home in Missouri to the latter gentle.
man.
esquire" II. s. Thomas, prince of good
fellows, is up from the rancho"
DR.. o. II. Dckerso1, OF Henrietta, is in
the county prospecting.
Mr. J. H. Henderson returned from your
city Monday.
Mrs. Olive Coon has returned to Weather.
ford.
Mr.. W. r. Lemond has been complaining
this week.
After several days sickness, Mr.. Dick
Davis, to the delight of his many friends, /,
up and on the streets
Major John Y, Rankin returned home
the first of the week.
MIR, s. X. Coggin is improving. His
health, Of late, has been very bad.
Mr.. W. II. Mabry. a happy and splendid
commercial tourist" is III the city sellin &
lots OF groceries.
The beautiful and lovely face, the charm.
ink and graceful manners, the winning and
sweet smiles Of Mrs. q. G. McCloud are
missed BY one and all at Mrs. Gaudy's
boarding house.
Mr.. N h.. Saunders, and wife have re.
turned from Abilene,
Justice Farmer is as proud as a peacock.
It's big boy.
Dr. Allen. a prominent physician of
Thrifty, died last Saturday, and was buried
Sunday with Masonic honOrs.
County Assessor James Woodson, esq.
has about completed mis- yearly lanors. Mr.,
W0odsOn has made u splendid assessor 80
Tar. u As the matter now stands, no man In
the county can bea, him for that office,
There will be grrud hop at Seamcn' IS
new hail next week
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CORRESPONDENCE.
Interesting News Notes by Mail From
Several Sources,
Detailing Whatever OF Interest has
Happened at Those
MCKINNEY

McKlSYEY, June ?, lSS3-lCorrespond-
eucel The elegance OF the X ?. bali
crowned with emlnent success the exer-
cises OF the society on Wednesday evening
last, and well repaid the host OF visitors,
enticcd hiiher by the siren voice Of pleas.
ure. Bands of music from Denison and
our city united in rendering doubly pleas
ant the vertabe poetry Of notion" till a
late hour of Thursday morning many were
enjoying the Dlissiul offering of Terpsi-
ohore.
Among the many guests Of the order
present, prominent were those from Gaines.
vile, jefferson, Dallas, Melissa, and the
surrounding country. The magniiicence
of the costumes caused your correspondent
to painfully ieel his lack OF conceplive and
descriptive powers, yet he can not torbear
an alusion to Gainesvllle's representative,
Miss Cora Dougherty, u beautiful young
lady, whose dark costume and vivaclous
air rendered her an impersunation OF mod
est beauty, increasingly admired.
Nor can he omit to remark the seemingly
unconscious beauty OF Jefferson 9 euest-a
beauty which received every minstration
at the hands OF the gallant knights. The
latter city is to be, in truth, congratulated
in the possession OF Miss Lulu Moore.
The guests from Dallas added much to
the enjoyment of the occasion, and among
them were prominent Miss Minnie Marshall
aud Mr. Herman, IL distinguished knight OF
your city, and lady.
Misses Filzhugh, Rogers, Allen and Shir.
lev permitted not the lustre OF Melissu's
fame TO grow less bright.
Western Collin waned not in the galaxy
of beauty assembled. AS the presence of the
Misses Sill, Leva and Misunderstanding
daughters of Captain G. Il Sliti--precluded
sucn "a possibility.
The home ladies', we are pleased
TO aver, sustained time learned
reputation for beauty, almost incompara
Bile.
A truthful CONCLUSION causes the thought
that the Knights are to be thanked for so
much enjoyment.
Miss Raines, of Mineral Wells. visitor
here for weeks past leaves this morning
Her return is much regretted, and ae fear
the modest heart OF denison of the county
clerk's office accompanied her.
Mrs DR., Field. of Dallas, is visiting her
parents of this city.
MIR. Miller u prominent young grocery
man from Denton, was in attendance at the
bail, and waited most assiduously upon a
Mckinney belle. His attentions were
marked. and, Notwithstanding IA Power
less' attempt to dsconcert him, his de-
meanor partook neither of things "Blanched
or ungraceful."
The courthouse was filled last evening
to witness the closing exercises of the Nc
Kinney Academy. The entertainment was
varied embracing little Of the oratorcaI,
dramatic and musical. The pupils showed
thoroughhess In the varied exercises of the
evening, and closed at a late hour, to win
the plaudiis OF all, reflecling much credit
upon the principals, Mr. Price aud Lady.
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vlt don'd no work done, und no holdings
bud gamble. uni scheat, und schdeal, und
d.ir vifes whip, you diaks dem don'd got
way up in der next wor!d2"
Your logic is certainly sound, Mr.. Va
ger.
You drinks dem RASCAL humpuggers
m axe sin all der liles und got silt seat here
u, q den lay down und gone diedt und 20
der same habby blaze as vas dem boor gOot
b Oples do vot got holdings in DER pellies
sometimes und got suffer all de dimes
shoost fon peucsuSe day was doe much
honest got do Schdeal ~
hardly think they will"
You readt der b pie sometimes, Ell?
"Oh, yes
Well, don'd you hat readt in him some
hlace we're dot Lortt, whJ run dot machine,
say Vengeance he vas me-
~ have seen that often
"Nell. you dinks dot Lordt Him vas a
liar2 You drinks him dond knowvot He
vas dalkin' aboudl You dinks lie vas rot
so schmard like Bop lnkersole, dot felier
vJt dem ro-hell schpeeches maker Out
you don'd rot more sense as dose, dinks
me you had peter sell oudt und off a luna
die 'sylum GO"
BY the time Herr Hans had finished the
last sentence he had already taken several
steps toward the back yard, quite angry at
the idea OF some people believing there is
no he'll. Kentucky State Journal.
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Smiths Extract of May Flower

Is natures own remedy. Its no vile concoc'
ton of naseous drugs and dangerous Chemicss
May Flower is a INQUEST little plant wnra
grows In new Foundland, 1 Pennsyyanis snd
Kentucky, Iii dinretic aud astrn emit y
properties, and has frequently been used %
great ad antage In 0iarrh@a and Bowel Com
plants of children. Its great merit however,
is In its gentle and efficient action on the Az
neys. 1t removes all i'm ,urlues through nan
ra, chsnnel and restores the sysem 70
healthy condition, Itp'omptly lieyes YIN IN
In the back and loins In cases ofweas and del
icate females Us value is beyond compulau !,
But for the ma IL III modesty of woman, wnGa
causes her to shrink from newspaper publicly
we might publish hundreds Of testimonials
inesimabe b neflt derived from lis use, A.,
AK your DR. gglst or Smiths Extract NV
Flower. Read carefully tue circular around Wv
bottle. 1t is yours to choose between
Health, Happiness aud Life,
Disease, Misery and Death
Prepared Only by S. b. Smith 4 Br'" oo'~s
to-. Ky. r r sale Nv sll d. VI :,
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The North Texas Real estae louTT'

Which will be distributed along the N ~ M
lines of IA, way and will be placed Oh u,, an
hotels of the PRINCIPAL cities In lbis c"uuu
Europe FL nishine ( II iniorma Ion m rssmOej
Texas an her resources, WIN fnr Mn v .nS ,u}
abstrats of title TO Properly In paim ", 's .,u}
rounding counties will pro cent o. nn N
the United States IN all the depsl, ,.ntc aid
gov rnmrnt Bounty, pens on Al y Wv" ~ mod
n specially all aud examine on wv
eriy r,, IA n. n
Rrpres Mt by C, J, AVIhn I" a nd
stree N " York; NJ, j. RICH IN" rms u
ch,s,n' %, I.nuls Mo
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For Re,tt.

FOR RENT-Two FURNIsHE ROOMS
southern exposure. sol Browder street
,.sv,euo Lequ,reu. innG.S,
Eok RENT-A FLAT OF SEVEN nOON5
L fronting SOUTH with IA, water, and closet.
City National Bank ,,a, 100 :" y,
koR RENr-F0uR HOUSES TO RENT-iSOa
ISL lilo Commerce rect aud l22s Main
street inquire at lei, Main st. innS 4,
X Vk KENT ,ge bu lding, suitable ior
I both dwelling and carpenter and blacksmith
snop, ior only so per mon'h. Inquir. of ]. i
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Smiths Extract of May Flower

VIII positively prevent such results. 10 proc
o this assertion, we cite you to the numbpre,
test monials in our possession. and quoe sacl
eminent authorities as DR.. Eli Ives, Of New Ia
ven, Conn, and Dr. King Compiler OF King
Dispensat jry.) Askyour own physician ifthes
names are authorities, and decide for yoursel
whether you will sacrifice your life rather thai
surrender your prejudice to All advertised med
cine. Decide now, 1t may not be too late.
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Smiths a:stract.
Smiths l:Htract.
Smiths Extract Of May Flower
The Time Tried and Universally Approyea
Remedy for all Diseases Of the Blsd.
der and Kidneys.
1t Positively Cures Where All Other
Remedies Have Failed to Pro.
duce Relief.

"Brights Disease OF the Kidneys" fearful
scourage, which spares neither age, ser not
conditions, b comes an incurable disease only
for the want of timely attention If allowed .
work its ragages unchecked until II has fastea-
ed upon the vital, of its victim, no medical
skill eau release its hold 1t claims It's prey and
annually numbers Its victims by the Thousand
A timely use of
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In Paris the postotiice department is at
work laying pneumatic tubes, which are to
be utilized for the prompt delivery OF let
ters from one part of Paris to another. All
letters will be sent from the station to their
designation within an hour of their being
posted, and in some localities ten minutes
will be sufficient,
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WYLIE, WiLMANS 4 Co.,
REAL ESTATE, 10 n an

COLLECTING N6tN To-
GRAND-wINDs0R HOTEL, DALLAS TkAA
vii give special attention to securing ~
investments In city property farming ~
we offer special inducements having on ~
lists large tracts of fine agricultural ad ~
, Ink Law $, with abundance OF water. ! elsa,
ing and sal. Of city property will rece We spe'
aud persooal attenti N. Collecu y p m"s,
made and remilte Having lin OF ONCE s',,s,
Ghicag ST. Louis and New Yo'k am e .,Dt
ponden,s In L ope, our facilities f,n N,s ~. Wv,
pro erty are I'M qualled We nav Wvv" X
of the I'm, st and Ia Texas. belonglns ,s,,
Franco. Texan Land Company, ynVVo I'M I'M,
tion-, which we will sail on long \, N
lands sr"adiacent To aud contiguous 4" cOr
Texas & Pacific Railway We puoIh + III w
nection with our business
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Mi2cellanenns lllanta

EoR SAlE-SlX PURE BLOOD SOUTH.
J. uuWh bucks aud 30 head OF stock sheep
G D at Doran Brothers Market 71S Main street,
na.iis leAas iun6.lw
EOR SALE "A FINE PIANO; TERMS REA.
sohaoie-cash. Apply AT PAU Erb's Book
s.,,lo jun6-lt
MANrED-9AN OR WOMAN COM pETENT
Colorado, lexss. ~ inns.Sl
w ED-A BOY Al CABINET SALOON
corner sin and Austin streets. German
prelerred; one rostdln9 with parents. iul.f
WANlED-SHoRT HANDSOME ONETO
" decipher or trans ,ribe neatly A 0nnntit,
Of plain photographic manuscript. 81 to Is per
page, Address, giving specmens of both writ
ings IA HERALD office iul.st
MANTED-A PARTNER, EITHER ACTIVE
OF silent WIZ So 100, to engage I'm a man.
ulacturlng enterpr g: business tirstclass; profits
good; Address BUSINESS" He aid ONCE,
-,,,.,....-- maySl-1w
WANTED-A GOOD MAN COOK TO COOK
ior nay outfit of some 10 or u; none but A
.oper r one need Apply; by June LIST GOODMAN
" hEfN"LDs, Forney, Texas. may27
WANTED-A GOOD COOK FOR SMALL
,oo v ul family. Apply to Mrs. NE. CRADDoCK,
", 49,. :, vs., snee .'s ----z mayl9tf
w AN rED-lU0 men To cut railroad wood and
ms Tar o'' Apply W d. ~ AtWell. Hutch
- .-------- NAYS I'm
WANTED-One Charter Oak cooking stove
" ana thirteen do BILE com plete bedstrods
and bedding Address l.. KRAPF Con.ado
City, Tex. or Herald office 0o'o' ANU
WANTED 10000 bushels of wheat at Civ
'. NILS, foot of Houston street Hichest
prices pai1, CITY FIGURING MILL.
WANTED-You to stop at the NATIONAL
w HOTEL First.class accommodations at
reasonable rate ONLY ONE DOLLAR AND
TNENTY-ElVE CENTS PER DAY. BOARD and
lodging from "a 80 to 81 per week The build.
ing Is brick, with three stairways In case of fire
located IN the business portion of the city, only
olle square from street'car line, and one square
convenient to passengers coming or going over
either road. Give us a trial, and be CONVINCED
mat you can get good accomm )dation and save
Proprietor W. ,an, ""ru
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moltcU to l.rnd

DAMS NEGo rlATEO-One 10 i've y.ars'
- time, Land notes or deed OF trust REQUIRED
as security. Texas Loan Agency, Corscana.
.sNos, mayg'U
MONEY TO LEND-On one To Ave year,,
VI time al reasonable rates. G. V. Weliesev.
gener VI manager Dall1, Texas.
!. Texas. fsh IoS
MoNnY 10 LEND-R D Cous hanour. --'
III fnhr a
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VERNON,
Cattle Thief Arrested Town Improve
lN 80 a.. ancpts

Cattle Thief Arrested Town Improve.
~ 80 49, merts
VERNON May 81. lSs3-[Correspon-
depce l-Hepry Kuch, cattle man, was
arrested here to-day nv Tom Allen, sheriff
Of Wise county and de, NY United States
marshall. Kueh will b. ,akon TO Sherman
70 answer y chang for tbeft Of cattle from
thu Indian Na',nii II shot himself acct
DENNY here 10 Janu,r, last soon after,
wArdsotliccrs Appealed here for the purpose
OF srresiing hu, but Il ding him abad
condition, s,rt 'eiti,s ayw days for hin
70 recover when he su drnly disappeared
and was los, sight OF un',l a few days ago.
Everyone that knows he circum stances
was surprised n, his re'utu, but not al the
arrest.
Our town Is improving fast. aud severa
lois sold here a few days ago at $500 each.
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Ladies OF al, ages wha suffer from loss o,
appstite; ifom iupe'i digestion. low
SPIRITS and erv6ns deh ~ may have lie
aud htAlth t-m~.h - 4, iuu. tinitely W.
ttnded by ,h- u-'' ut ~ LYDIA N. Pink
hams remedns iNr 81 e mplaints iucid, nj
~ he femal. q nsluuI We have ,n,l
only u LIVING IA ~ ~ Pinknnm. bu,
W. are assured ,hhi hnpd,cinps are A,
once most as''i vie AIS tfcac,ous.
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a las Eye Int 7 S1'
P of. y. j. ~TANSBUR Z, :"

NO. i"la "n ''eeN w. .ri
Mr. Nrn, X lie says l ~ "a ~
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