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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-07-24
BELFAST.
Jtal. IS b
PORTLAND.

Time of game , 90. Runs earned, Belfast ?. First
base on balls, Belfast 4, Portland C. Total called
balls on Dilworth SO, on McGnchy 81. Struck out
by Dilworth 9, by Mctilinchy |. Total called strik
on Dilworth Il, on McGnchy Is. Left on bases,
Befast9 Portland 10. Two base hits, Torrey and
Burns; Double plays, Belfast ,. Passed balls,
knowton ,, CULVER L. Wild pitches, Dilworth
l, McGlinchy /. Umpire, Geo Wilson. Scorer,
Geo |. Heating.
The Bddeford Journal of Friday says of the
game in that city: "Those who patronized the
Granite street grounds yesterday afternoon, wit
messed the best game of ball played in this
city, certainly, and there strong doubts of its
ever having been equalled in the state. The Citi.
zens and Belfasts are very evenly Matched and the
contest from the beginning was heated and intense
ly interesting. From the opening of the game
til the end of the last inning, the four hundred
people in attendance were on the tiptoe of excite
ment, and the result of each play was awaited
with breathless interest TWAS as nearly perfect
game as one often sees and was played and won on
its merits. DilwOrths pitching for the Bel
fasts admired by all the spectators, and his
batting good. The crowd in attendance was
as orderly one could wish, and the only trouble
with it was that it not half as large the
game deserved. The manager of the Kennebunk
nine in Belfast Monday and tried to hire
the Belfast catcher, pitcher and third baseman to
play on his team for the remainder of the season.
Although the terms were liberal the boys refused
to CO.. .Knowlton, the Belfast catcher, went to
Portland on Tuesday, to catch for the Portlands in
game with the Boston League club. The Cit.
zens, of Biddeord, come to Belfast to play re.
turn game with the Befasts on Aug. goth. :. will
Dilwor tn, pitcher for the Belfast club, attracted
much attention during the recent tour of the club
for his fine and effective pitching. He received and
refused very liberal offer from a club in this
state to pitch during the remainder of the season.
On Saturday last slight token for his services
a purse Of $50 was raised and presented to him,
Mr.. Marshall, the manager, making neat and
appropriate speech. Dilworth was much overcome
by the gift.....The Bedfords, picked nine from
three commercial clubs, of Boston, will be in this
city to-day and will play the Belfast nine at the
trotting park this afternoon. Tomorrow afternoon
Friday, the Bangor club will come to Belfast and
play our boys. Both games will be called at 3
O'Clock, p. m. Give the boys good attendance.
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AUCTION!
At N. Y. Store, Saturday, July &c, 1884.
At 2 o'clock. z. M.

At o'clock. z. NJ.
On account of removal One Ash Chamber Set OF
ten pieces, Mattrass and Spring in good condition
Also Oil Paintings, hanging Lamps, boys Express
Wagons, Air Guns, Hammocks, Crockery, Glass
and Tin Ware, etc, etc
G. G. CRARY, Auctinneer.
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LACTART,
The Acid of Milk

A Pure, IIeathful, Refreshing Drink, aiding Di
gestion. Sold by Druggists everywhere. 2m2S
AVERY LACTATE CO.. Boston, Mass.
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Farm for Sale.
Dissolution Of Partnership,

The business carried on under the Firm name of
BREWSTER \ ToLMAN is by mutual consent this
day dissolved.
JARVIS A. BREWSTER.
EDWARD Is. TOLMAN.
Lincolnville, July II, lSA.-3w30*
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w anted.

situation as Nurse-carc of invalids preferred.
Good references. Apply to MRS. W. ID. SNOW,
Stockton, Maine.
Stockton, July %, 1SS4.-2w30
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Form and Feature,

Form and Feature,
unless associated with good teeth shorn of half
the attractions they may otherwise possess. Bear
ing this fact in mind, use S0ZODONr, which will
prevent your teeth from losing their whiteness,
ana WI Ill render them spO less if specked and dis
colored. The tint and hardness of coral are i'm
parted to the gums ty this incompatible preserva-
live and beautifying agent, and .hc breath is
rendered fragrant as honey by its use. 1t is
safe, besides being effective. Sold by druggists
lm27
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FRANK MILLER,

FRANK MILLER,
Respectfully informs his friends in Be fast,
Rockland, Camden Hope, Appleton, &c, es-
pecially those travelling via Boston Bangor
Steamship Line, that he has taken possession of
the saloon known the Bangor Exchange" on
Fosters Wharf, directly at the Steamer Landing.
Meals and Refreshments served at short notice.
Parcels left safely cared for. Call and see
tIn.5OF
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tOtdl.....-............oo
CITIZENS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-08

'HId. fAHke1
Tosr.-opened; Nav York. steady q. advance;
New Or'esn', STEADY; Liverpool, nrmer. Gossd:
New York, steady New Orleans, steady Liver
pool. barely steady.
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A Drug Man Cured of Bilious Fever.
OFFICE OF JAS. A. CALDWELL,
Henrietta, Tex. Sept. 25, 'e3.
J. +. SMITH & Co., 81. Louis:--I can Say
that your Bile Beans and Chill and Fever
Tonic have hal larger aale than any new
remedy ever took hold Of Had very
severe attack OF bilious fever myself, since
handling, and b.oks II up entirely with
one bottle ofyour Bile Beans and one OF
your Chill and Fever Tonic.
Yours, respectfully.
JAS. A. CALDWELL.
For sale by ell druggists.
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FINANCE AND COTTON.
MONEY. STOCKS AND BONDS.

NRw YoRK, May Z. Money more active
IL 10 to 4; closed 2 IL 10 3; prime meroan,il,
Paper, 4 10 $40; sterling exchan.e Is. d.,
|steady; 4S7 Ii sight 4 80.
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Our treatise or Blood and shn Diseases
mai 90 IRE 10 srulicauis
THE 49, FT sprU'ffC CO.,
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ToHR-Closed: Liverpool siesdy; New York.
dull: New Orleans. ......; Galveston, quiet
JoNsoLInATaD nBoEiPrs.
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Railways low r Ede new seconds wer0 o..
peel ilv weak and sold down to lsH.
State securities steady.
Speculation In st0cks was irregular, yet IN
view OF the events OF yesterday the market
was considered firm Coal stocks and Erir, and
late in the day trunk line shares
were weak Northern Pscinc, Missouri Pacific
and Western Union, exhibited strength he
firmness Of Western Union Is due ~ part
TO CONTINUED purchase f2c Invest
men. Missouri and Northern Pacific wero
strong on pur 5hase partly for European
account. A considerable amount Of other stock
was also tax n for Europe. Till ~eek tho
market opened. firm aud advanced "a to rs
s q ~ Al 'f he GIst n cali ' hors was
good buying and the decline soon after The
S SPm Feeling ms Prevailed sesHe and general IL
proyement set 10. The market was quiot but
STRONGER. Near the close coele's became heavy
h ns a rsaoL S had qudSed We're un
founded Rumors that CoUmisslouer
Fink mad resigned caused dlog ia
trunk lines; In the hnal srsnssctlons
with last night close Canada Southern is 2 Ia
per cent lower; Lacka wanna. u: Jersey Cen.
tral. 9s s. Ere,2 Pacific Mall, ! ',s; Reailns,
AT s; Union Pacific, while Can da Pacific Is Ia
per cent hi her. oregon q Tran. Q influential
X, and Wabash preferred y, emo weatsFn Union
y. Other changes IN active stocks ngcd from
v TO y per cent ali indicative Of lower hgurs
coal roads AID lrunk line Ahares.
from causes already mentioned, there
was better ceiling to-day, caused BY the f.c'
that the failure of tao Marine bank aud Grant Il
Ward had no direct connection With the stock
market or the eest, were local and
personal and confined 70 a yery. narrow
circle The pronptuess with which the banks
made their statement at the cierftHS house
to-day also had Iesssnmiug effect.
Manager Camp announced early that
all banks ia the association were
aoIfrd and there Yves not the slightest trouble
with any of them The weakness OF fofeisn eX-
change con inues, and there has been COM
plele cesse ION OF 6 ID Exports. Transactions,
4f7C00 shar.s.
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PRIlll(, E::L.INEI: !!

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Ar. Bruce h.vng discovered this wonderful
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II does not dyo the hair, but ceuses new
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pllcatlon. u matters not whether the hair Is OF
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1t also entirely frees he head from dandruh.
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The prnprie or guarantees TO give one nun
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satisfaction all that Is claimed TO- Il.
Over Twenty GhousaLd t21CC0 tostim malls
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Por n dressing 10 clean q e head of dGndruh.
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PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
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- W.
COTTON.

RgcEiprs at homo ports 10 today are II 5l5
bales covering four days beginning last Situ,.
day inclusive, against $40 bales ror he
day are doub ed. Yesterday bales reached
that port and to-day he number ssSeled tDS
Liverpool received 900 to-day. 4 900 OF which
IL American c,ttoa aud the balance O ton y
Egypt Tho markets closed duh aud unchanged.
No reports OF Now Orleans spots came - IN
Dallas exchange Sales are very light la tho
United STATES, hoiyier Ia Europe.
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uorsfnrd,s Acid Phnsphnte.

IBcoMPARABLE IN SICK HEADACHE.
DR. Fred Horner jr., Salom, Virginia
eaye: ITO relieve the indigestion and So
called sick heanache and mental depression
incident to certain etages of rheumatisru, 10
In ipcou pnrable,n
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p,T1 IHfss MARRIAGE; GUIDE. ; pRse9s

Elegant cloth and Gilt binding. seeded for 20
ccutslu postage or currency. over llty won,
dcrnl pen pictures, trug 20 life, articles on tho
following subjects. Who may marry fwhonot;
WHY Proper age 90 marry. aWho marry iirst.
Manhood, MomauhOol. Physical decay. Who
should marry. How life aud Happiness may be
marrying should read a.. II ought 70 be read
by all adult persons, then Kept unior lock and
cover and 800 pggc-, q cents by i4Iil, IN money
mr. uefu.rs.
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lniulgonces or Exposures.

u 70 solf-cyiGent that o physician paying
particular attention 90 q class OF cases atiainy
great fhiil, and physicians Ia regular PRACTICE
all over the country knowing this, frequently
recommend eases 10 the eldest office In Ameri-
c., whore every known appliance u rcsorted
60, aud the proved good remedies OF all
ayes and countries are used, 4 whole house -
used for OiiCe purposes, and ali are treated WIN
skin IN RESPECTFUL manucr;' and, moving
what To do, no experiments ari made. ON ac-
count Of the great numlgr applying, the
charges are kept low, often lnwer than - de.
maudod by others. &c You SECURE the s.i.l aud
gct enccdy and perfect lie cure, that Is tho
important matter. Pamphle5 50 pages sent
10 INV address free.
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: QUALITY OF

II ihPhlVG3 tl, QUALIFY VI
iho Blood and cafi'',.'. u. aud e. there
zorro fno inr!g rent aud c0rToctiro
in cases OF all enron is V0iddirs which
aro associated wish On IMpoyEnfsniD
hrNrc on TriE BLoon. These all Yield
tothorcgulating aud nourishing prop
crtlen OF It's great fool tonic olomoniJ-
tcomponanios for tho tos9 II ritdiifK,
Induced by C0Hsifn! pii0H, Cot0rr. OF
Bronchial and jnFout oHoctione. te
scW remedy Feminine Ocjilhy ana
reimburse Tho Fe,naic physique for
those losses OF rifdIitD accompany
ing complaints peculiar 10 Tie soa.-
H9iioYsn iiysi,,J III cir own children,
and delicate frOHlon who expect to
l0como mothor1 nud bring up riDor-
oui children should by all m ems uso
70. IL ,rW restore sufferers JroHs
fraufit "a. NOrrotis ProsirdtioH aris-
Ing from Orar-,rO,k, Erccssts or
yrOi0cird Discuss. 10 srNi cuFG
Drunkenness and tho Opium Rabbi
for ms tho appetite grows healthier
and digestion more vlgoroug through
tho uso OK thi3 Tonic, tho unnatural
craving aics awEy until totally OK
unci. ~ shi1Lip . 7HGloiri IN L!rc:'
L1Anpinints. 1!d;OriHi Fcror. and
aLL d'didridi nj cHsGj and FOR mo
iahii'ulng effects ~ tercr ~ aug
Gigd 10 las no c4H1L IL Tcpdifi
trosir. improves Digestion aud .lp-
frIf'. aud affords tho DYspepfio IT.
valid an cdsiiJ liable article
e. l00d; aud i9 'l pleasant 10 tho tgsio
hot tho most sonH.t $50 !l.aio VIII Lot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-21


oTbr National Association Of General
Rnppapo h.ents. which recently held vs.
sena,.aTuual convention Ia Boston. says iac
lscston GIobe. made wlse and sensible
move when II passcd q resolution 10 place
po,,ers Al all stations requesting passen.
rc,s 10 have their baggage plainly marked
with their names ard permanent address.
When II IL contemplated that hundreds
and even thousands Of pieces OF uncAimru
baggage annually find their wsy 10 tue
bapvsrc-rooms of the great railroads. OF
the country. and that owing 70 the
carelessness and negligence OF passen-
gers. large proportion OF 1t can never De
returned 10 It's rigbtful owners, (ihe Nan.
sas City, Fort Scott and Gull raiiroad SOFA
In sepiember over two hundred packages
al inst such stuff--an apt illustration OF
the oboye.) Il will readily be seen that this
arrangement must eventually be the means
~ pr,yen,iug much trouble and annoyance
mot only N the railroads but the travelling
nublic as well. On February 1st. OF this
wear. there were unclaimed, on the tians-
nor,a,jon companies hands OF the
tinted States an estimated number
a, 10000 pieces. Calculating that two
ner cent, OF these were unchecked
and unmarked 1t leaves 2,Gl2 pieces on
which the chances OF delivery are very I'M
certain. Said one general baggage agent
10 our reporter: Il think this move VIII
cave great deal Of trouble TO passengers.'
Another one said; We shall. OF course,
post notices at all stations requesting pas
sengcrs TO mark their baggage, and think
they will very generally comply with the
REQUEST SIN another one said: 'Why,
II YOU could see the piles and stacks OF
Trunks that accumulate. and few OF them
having ANYTHING 10 show where or to whom
they belong, Won can readily believe that
this movement will be a mighty good thing
Tor the travelling public.'"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-21
A GREAT PROBLEM.
Take ali the Kidney and Liver

- Take all The Kidney and Liver
Ncdiciass,
Take all Tie Blood purifiers,
Take all The Rheumatic remedies
Take all the Dyspepsia ald indigestion
cures,
Take all the Ague. Feve', and billions
specific
Take all The Brain and Nerve force
reirers,
Take all tie Great heal,h-rsiorers.
In short. take all the best qualities Of I'll these
and the -oeH
Qualities Of all the best medicines In ths
world, and you will Hnd that Mop
-Bitt,rs have the best curative qualities ans
powers Of all concentrated
In them. and that they will cure when any or
all OF these, singly or combined
Fail. A thorough trial will give positive proof
of this.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-21
A Fugitive For Ten Years.

A Portland (Oregon) telegram says Gen.
eral Samuel Lappin, ex-State Treasurer OF
Kansas, was arrested al Albany, this State.
yesterday. He was travelling as book
agent under the name OF Richardson. In
1874 he Was charged with forging $40 900 OF
school bonds, was arrested and confined in
Jail at Topeka, but escaped and fled TO
South America, and lad not been heard Of
since until his arrest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-21
HARDENED LIVER.

Five years AFRO broke down with kidney and
lver.complaini and rheumatism.
Since then have been unable 10 be about at
Nv liver became hard like wood; my limbs wer
pulled mp and nlled with wat'r.
All the best physicians agreed that nothing could
cure me. resolved TO try Hop Biiters. have
ufed seven bottles; the hardness has all gone from
my liver, the swelling from my limbs. and II has
ioorLed miracle in my ease; otherwise wonid
have been now IN my grave. j. W. hoRkf'
Buffalo. October l, 1881.
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RAILROAD LINES.

Gsi IT S...s;s5 .:s.::.z:ssss
TUFSAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL,
I JWAY.-sCUEDULE ~ EFFECT OCiODE"
II, 1884: ,,,, p,cu,toNn
a.,o NJ For Newport's News. Old Point Com
CIV ~ ~ fort and Norfolk. Daily except san
dHv Oaly three hours and twenty
nye minutes Richl1ondt u NorioH.
9s5 y. NJ. For al station, ana beS,tM Mai, ex
cont Sunday, Quickest line 10 Lex
,ngton Va. making close eenhec-
=, uo anrI,oo, 49, accommodation (mix-
'''0 ed daily, except sunday. stops ~
a.s.pN. Fnr newport News. Old Point, AMI
Norfolk. Express except SUNDAY
e:25 p. NJ. For Louisville ana TinS vnu, North
west and Southwest. Fast eNpres'
daily. does not stop for local hu,-
ness Pullman sleepIng-ears kleh-
mond 10 Cincinnati and Washington
and Charlotte lille 10 LouisNl".
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
$50 A. NJ From Charl3itesyliap eNGep All W..
1875 4. VI. Prom NorLo'h s, oo1 snnt,y.
9.oh NJ. From Louisville. Cincinnati. ana an
local points. except sunday
s:l5P.M. From Norfolk. except sunday. FROM
Old Point and NewpOrts News dally'
o15P.N From Louisville and Cincinnati
Fast express. daily -. - IN,
Sunday Excursion 20 NevpOrt's News anu wa
Point will leave Richmond A. M.,and arrive ia
Richmond 8.15 L. NJ. returning.
Depot: Seventeenth and Broad s1ree. "a Che.,-
peake ana ONO Halfway 'ePiHh II. W. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent.
c. W. SMITH. General Manager. DC IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-21

huInon being except your VIE Know that
you are coming down. But do not fall to
come-whateyer you do, do not fall.
You viii regret II II you don't come.
Could anything be more abiect Ia its
pleading than this But It was not the last
Of this remarkable series Of letters. On the
following day be wrote again as follows;
SUNDAY EVENING, July p. 1876.
Ny Dear MIR. Fisher II you have not
started when this reaches you, pray YOU
have for Augusta at once.
! am very sick, but know what | am
taking about. and IL rs largely for your
sake tat desire TO see you, and to see you
81 once. Don't delay. II may be too late
Don't refuse sick man. J. q. u.
You can 20 back on return train. One
hour will do here. Come directly to my
house. Dou't 10 10 hotel.
Caa any one read these letters, urging.
btseeching. and furtiyeiy threatening Mr..
fisher. and not zee into the very heart OF
Mr.. Blaine's dlseasef The Investigation
WIS only delayed by bis sickness; II was
moi abandoned. lie fei. then that he could
not walk out from hls sick-room 2 we'll
man until the terror Of MSligan's and
Fishers know ledge against hin WAY re-
moved. lie knew Fisher was q man with
\ tender heart, and he also knew how 10
flsttef Mrs. Fisher, who had the stronger
viii OF the two. Only one familiar with
Mr.. Fishers character aud surroundings
can fully appreciate the force OF Mr.. Blaine's
letters, and bow they appealed 10 his kindly
ualure. But Mulligan, add not Fisher,
held the letterss
On Friday. June 80. Mcssrs. Fisher and
uuliIgsn we're recalled by the Investigating
Committee and discharged until july 10. 10
which time the further investigation was
postponed. 10 the nnsn time events were
shopjng which were TO take Mr.. Blaine out
Of the jurlediction OF committee Of the
House Of Representatives. June u Lot
y. Morrill, was sppointed Secretary Of the
Treasury, and 90 July be resigned -
sfnsior and Qusli6ed. On July 10 DR.. Hill
certified 10 Ietsrs. Hale and FRYE: "AuyS
thing tbal tends to excite Mr.. Blaine's
min6 o. 70 deeply interest Il certain 10 &C.
riqub)y dclsy md may even prevent hrs re-
eovfyy. What he needs and must have "
xbsoIiite rest from MI care and anxiety"
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Py1MIA rs rnr

Pf AZ M a rs rnr
MOST yrRuLExv FORM or BLOOD
POiScHIke;
Less speedily fatal but not ~ ~, en- so ~
we sa tisips' ~. sTtFs. BOfI.s. and CcrA-
~Totss tKtpTiONs. When the tsint OF
Snrnon,,r, etves warning Of us presence By
en t,,a,eat,ons no time should be lost in using
IvrR'a sNHsAPAflIT.LA. the Only perfect AM
reiiab,c medicine for the publication OF hc blood.
sCROpULA
ec,i corruption In the blood that rose out all
lie nssrhfpery Of life. Nothing wiz eradicate "
from tie system and prevent ~ usn,mis8cm ~
aff.nrinr hut AYERS sARsApAkiLLA. THIS
rrrraration Is also The only one tna. VIZ c,eans
he blood OF mcrcurfai poison ana ,he talnt OF
Contagious diseases. Impoverished biooi u pro-
duciye or .v,.u.
~,c,ebed condition. Indicated by. PALLlD
sEIg FI,ACCID MyJrCLE-. ,SHkTTERtD
xfnvTs. ana MELANCiJLl. us hrst symo-
.o,ns are WEAKNESS, LANGCOR, Loss UF
WbpvF FORCE and MENTAL DETECTION.
Its course Unchecked ica'is inevitably 70 insanity
ar death. Women frequently suffer from IL The
oaiv medicine that. while purifying he blood. en-
riches IL with new vitality and invigorafes the
whole - stcm.is
AYERS sARsAPARILLA,
PREPARED ny
mil. e. AVER 4 co. LOWELL. MASS.
sold BY all druggists. Price 81; six bottles for
80.
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TRUSTEES SALE
or
JAAfES.RIvER PLANTATION
ABOUT 900 ACRES, o,,s
NEAR NEW CANTON. BUCklN0hA"''o
TY.VA.

Nv virtue Of deed 81 trust W me; ,ra.'.rhsr %.
The lsie James u. Fickien, daist 80, ~ neck,
Is7i diIy recorded In the County 10 ,ssis-nee
ngham county and At the relness, ~ having been
made I'm dc PAYMENT OF said bold. = ss .o,se n,
nnahiic auction In front OF The dseiiinz-"ouse o"
Inc property. at IL o'clock NJ ,ss,
THURSDAY, OCTOBER so ioS''
The trust property conveyed 20 me by inc s''u u''
Oh AiI thar TRAcT oF LAND, called the iin
RFjS.UOI ~ TRACT, lying upon Jales w.. w.,
in buckingham cOanty. VS.. apout $500, W. NM
New anton, and containing Dl e'u' 'sn' -, y -,
JItrNDRFp ACRES. b. the sane more or -:
,,nnrrdoI iv mo lanes river and by the ianli oi
Tbomss NJ Leitch. Joseph thiei, hn'. - n,
bcing tn same lanes which Tue slli ",,,gmii,,
rieklen purchased from me i, Inc Ends tai he
dste Of tho ntorrsrid deed of trust held anu o~-
ed BY the sid j. B. FlcEicn III inIt lin ,,.
uoighherhood, ana ying together IN one LOU, 49,.
Richmond and aipnut TWO miles from Brcmo -
ton, on the Richmond AMI AilcgI1ny IdIf 80
IL embraces Il large bohy Uf eNeeuent rIN',T, Nv.
grounds Is well umbcred ana yer, vs,,,.lie f,r,n
brlId,urs which are said ~ be In goQl orltr; thP
widow Of the said J. Is. Ficslin Is stl rv,illnx on
the property. aud will n" donbt SLOW IL ~ 80 ~,
intenditg 10 be bidders ~ the sale. VINO are W.
yiled 10 cAalnine the property before we IVY ~
sale. The property Will be soid suolec' " ""'
widows dover w H. -, A.. 49, all .i,oov.
TERMS or SALE: Cash eBousu, W ~, Va ,tsr.c AZ,
nenses Of xecuting fhis trust ana the olIsn'e ~
ddn Tho Lnnd secured amounting 10 the tnrulc,,
eum of -, $40, with interest t1efeh slho' ~,
H. 1888: for The residue OF Tue purchase ,nr
a cred,t viii be allowed, such a. the personal
scn,a,tye Of The sait J. q. Fickien may IN wrlung
drrct or IN case such written uirec 1870.
given, then credit OF one year, Dttilu5I - 49,,
from day ~ ale. and secured by deed OF u'''
upon the s''u HARRISON R0BERTsoN,
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