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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-23
NOTICE TO PARTIES HAVING CLAIMS FOR
SUPPLIES FURNISHED TO THE SIOUX
OR DAKOTA INDIANS IN MIN
NEsOTA.

IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR. ONCE Of
~ Indian Affair.". Washington, April 7th, 1es5.-
Notice f. hereby given 30 all persons who were
licensed traders citizens 81 the United States and
who claim 70 have furnished supplies 70 the Sioux
DAKOTA indians FL Minnesota, subsequent 70 June
1st 1851 and prior TO August 1862. that they must
file their cians within sixty 100 days from this date,
in the Office Of Indian Affairs at Washington d. G.,
supported By proper gItEesscs and II their looks and
paiers have BEEN lost o. dcsfroyed that they must
submit a sworn statement u what they claim and
give the names and residences Of witnesses by whom
they rrO,Ose 20 proTe ttcfr statements.
JSO u. g. ATKINS,
f+3yez,ca CJmmlssioaeyl
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RATEFUL-CoMFoRTIS
EPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST

which govern she operations u digestion and nutrition
and By careful application Of the fine properties %
TeseIeeted Cocoa Mr.. Epps hiss provided or break
fast tables with decatelT Favored beverage which
may many heavy doctors bills. II is By the
i1dicious Of such articles Of diet that eonstita
ton may be gradually built up Until strung enough 10
resist every tendency Of disease Hundreds OF sub
tie maI2dies are floating 2rOand ready 70 attack
wherever there fs = weak PJtnr- We msy escape
many fatal shaft By keeping ourselves well forsf
fed with pHre blood and a7roPery nou-tshea frame
Civil Service Gazette
Made simply with boiling wster o. milk solioaly
In half pound tins BY Groeers. labeled thus-
JAMES EPPS & CO. H'"a2 Goseas ea ssasasD
ST. PAUL RAILWAY TINE TABLES.
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ONE SCHOOL INSPECTOR
Registration.

IlCSIOl dIIOIIs
The judges of election in the several cleo
ton districts will meet at the polling places
designated iii the foregoing on Tuesday the
Z1st inst. at 9 o'clock a. III. They will meet
again at said polling places on Tuesday the
2stf inst at 8 O'Clock a. IN. and remain in
session until o'clock p. IN. Of said day:
also ON Friday, May /, 1885, and Saturday,
May 2, 1885, at IL O'Clock noon and remain
in session until 10 o'clock in the evening OF
each of said days.
Official: THos. a. PBESDERGAsT,
City Clerk.
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MAYOR.
ONE ALDERMAN
and one
SCHOOL INSPECTOR

From each of the following Aldermanic dis
tricts. viz: Second aldermanic district of
the First, Second. Third, Fourth, Fifth and
Sixth wards: Third aldermanic district of
Fifth ward, First aldermanic district of the
Sixth ward, and one Alderman and ole
School Inspector from the Seventh ward
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-23

All bearing interest at the rate of five (5) per
cent. per annum, payable semi-annuay at the
financial agency of the city of Saint Paul. in the
city of New York, and issued respectively under
acts of the legislature Of the State of Minnesota,
approved February 21st and Gath, 1885, and reso-
lutions of the Common Council of the city of
Saint Paul, approved March 4th and 10Th, 1885.
These bonds will be issued in denominations of
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Meeting of City Government

BOARD OF ALDERMEN. May 4, iss5.
Mayor in Chair.
Aldermen present. Wyman. Davis. Joy.
Morrison and Emery.
Voted to allow Albert smith five dollar to be
expended On his private way.
ON Petition of II. T.. Mayo and others, voted
that the street Commissioner he instructed to
repair Elm street. so-called. if it be found to
have been accepted by the city.
Voted that the report of street Commissioner
Morrison be accepted and placed on file, that
J. A McGown. collector. pay the rolls of the
street commissioner and that the Mayor draw
bis warrant against the proper fund. viz !:
Highways. s2s2.3l: Sidewalks, s105.30 !;
Bridges. sl23.00. in payment of said rolls, il
found correct.
Voted that the Mayor make a new contract
with the Ellsworth Gaslight Co. to light the
street lamps with gas.
Petition Of Vim. o. Mcdonald and others
referred to committee on streets.
Voted that the City Treasurer be authorized
TO convey to the Maine Shore Line X. r. Co..
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pnsroN.-Ar. April -, sehs. Fair Dealer
Potter, Ellsworth; Emily. Casper. Surry
Henry CLAY. Stevens, franklin: Henrietta
Hutehings, and J. 2. Merriam, Gilman
Orland.
Ar. April ~. sch. Valparaiso. Knowlton
Deer lsie>
Ar. April q. schs. Frank Maria. Woodward.
Calais: Toronto, Dority. Biuebli.
Ar. May I, sch. Lion. Mitchell. Biuehill.
BANGoR.-SM. April -. sch L. Closson,
Haskell New York.
BoorHn.Y.-sid. April -, sch. A. b.
Crabtree. Bennett, sullivan. for Providence.
DUTCH ISLAND H,RBoR.- April %.
sch. Charlotte Buck, Babbidgr, Portland for
New York.
GLouCEsrER.-Ar April y. SCH Fred q.
Holden. Rich. New York.
GREEN'S LANpIN6.-sld April 30. sell
Black Warrior, Babhidge, Portland.
NEW YORK. AR. May /. sch. Charlotte
Buck. Babbidge, Portland; Robert pority.
Cole. Deer Isle: Gtor- e Is. Ferguson. Ferguson.
Ellsworth.
New HAyEN.-Ar. April -, sch. Jennie
A. Stubs, StuLbs. Philadelphia.
PoRrL.Np.-Ar. April % ,eh. Orient.
Bakeman. Pcnob>eot.
Ar April 80 >ehs omaha. Hanson. Boston ;
A. G. Brooks. SmaIledse, Franklin for Ros-
ton.
Ar. May |, sch. Romeo, Lowell, Buck
Sid. May /, sch Allen,l,Io Rcmick, Eli
worth.
Providence Ar, April >. ,ch Nellie
Grant. podgc, Ellsworth.
PoRrsNorrH.-Ar April %, III. tlpha,
Wooster. Elizabethport.
VtNEY.R HAVEN. Ar. April - 80.
Nellie Starr. Snow. Nj. Desert fpr New
York.
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the right of way over the City Poor Farm in
its present location flied with the County Com
missieners, for the sum of one dollar. with an
obligation in said deed compelling said Rail-
road Co. to build and maintain good and suf-
ficient ''cattle pass" under said railroad upoa
request of the Mayor aud Aldermen.
Vcted that licenses be granted TO the proprie-
tors of Billiard Halls and that the City Mar
shall be instructed to close the Billiar, Halls il
the licenses are not paid.
Voted to discontinue the sidewalk accepted
By The Board of Aldermen, Aug. 9, isSl, by the
following vote, joy and Davis Ne. Morri-
son, Emery and Wyman Yes.
Voted that the Board meet a; 2 a. NJ. each
succeeding month
Permission granted To the Maine shore Line
railroad Ia eros, the "Alphous Moore road
and ''Beal Avenue" with restrictions before
named by the Board. Voted 10 adjourn.
r. Z. BRADY.
City Clerk.
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Across the Back, /"

with tired, languid feeling, bearingdown pain,
&c. you may be sure says Mrs. Chas. Bracket,
OF fiermon, Me, that you have Kidney Disease
have been cured q a severe case BY Browns
sARsArARItlA, after had employed many doc
tors without benefit. Have been confined TO my
home in times past, but am now in good health"
= | have used what is known as BRowN's SAR-
safARILLA in my practice, prescribing it for low
state of the Blood, for weakness peculiar to fe-
males, and especially for Kidney and Liver trou-
bles. | have always met with success whenever
have used It. Being familiar with the compo-
s''ion 4 Browns SARSrARtLLA, ! pronounce
II 70 b. a happy combination OF pure medicines,
destined, have NJ doubt. to become famous as
blood, kidney, and liver corrective. |. w. TIB-
BELTS, NJ. D., Stetson, Me-
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That Constant Pain.

Deep seated in small Of back, sometimes on one
and sometimes on both sides, extending down
wards towards inside Of thigh, scanty and high
oolored urine, with Constipation, were the symp-
toms ct Kidney Disease that afflicted me- said
Hon. u. h. Thomas, Treasurer Penobscot Co,
Bangor, Me. have been cured By BRowN's
SARssrARILLAa and heartily recommend it to my
friends
c. II. Dunton, Of Hampden, was foreman OF
the Stewart Mine. While setting a pump he
strained himself. causing serious Kidney Dis
ease How often this happens; sudden
wrench, an over exertion, or violent jar brings
Kidney Disease Mr.. Dunton would have severe
swelling across the abdomen, his food would be-
come sour on his stomach, together with pains
edes, sought assistance in various directions and
at last bought Browns SARsAPARILLA, and by
the use Of two bottles was entirely cured
" Ii you have sharp pain
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Said Mrs Abbie Harbach, Webster St, Bangor,
Me. 81 had been told by medical men that my
Kidney Disease was incurable | have reg8ined
good health by using BRowN's SARsArARILLA.
consider it wonderful for ioning up and invig-
Grating the system. 1t is Of great value in many
Of those troubles peculiar to oar sex"
Caleb Fessenden who lives on the Odln road in
Bangor, Me-, gives the following testimony ct
the virtues Of Browns SARsAPARiLLi Fer
the past ten years | have been troubled with a
severe pain in the chest extending to the liyer aud
kidneys. | was so untitled for labor that t5akf
net uoyk a fri dr., | commenced to take
BROWNS SARSAFNRItLN. and the pairs lex ms
chest, hips. lve-, AMI kidneys. fesi Ike 4 u-w
man, and am all 10 ia q f4H dlrs ;r5tf.
shall always be pleased to tell people u the
power OF BROMN.s SARsAPARIlIA y
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Obituary notices, beyoad The Date. Name and Age
must be paid for at the rate Of tea cents a line.
Ellswortb-May /. Mrs. Sarah II. Slower.
aged ~ years and 10 months.
Bar Harbor-Apr. %, Mrs. Emily H.. widow
of the late John T. Morse, OF >urry. aged a
years. 3 months and 10 days.
Castine-Apr. %. Mrs. Gertrude L., wife Of
Edward C. Bowden. aged y years.
Apr -, Mabel, daughter OF Capt. Bennett
Dunbar. aged IA Years.
Apr. %, Mr.. Thomas II. Hatch, aged 6s
years.
Dedham-Apr. p, Mr. MelvinP p. OsgooI.
aged b years and months.
Rockland-May l, of pneumonia. VIM. II.
Alley of Ellsworth, aged 50 years, 8 months
and days.
When true hearts lie withered
And fond ones are flown,
o. who would inhabit
This bleak world alone
A. NJ. A.
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Marine List.

Eils~O rsh Port.
Wednesday, April 90
ARRIVED.
sch l.. ID. Remick, Remick, Rockland.
SAILED.
sch sarah Blai,,iel, Ray, for Calais
sch Nandalia, Belts, Bangor or Calais
sch Capt. John, Chatto, Providence.
sch GeoIgietta, Alley, Calais
Thursday, April B..
SAILED.
Sch Ella Eudora, -, Bar Harbor.
Friday, Mayl
ARRIVED
sch Express Lamson, Bar Harbor.
Sch scioto, Sadler, Bar Harbor.
Sch Banner, Ray, Rockland.
sch Caressa, Barbour, Rockland
saturday, May 2
SAILED.
Sch Banner, Ray, Bar Harbor.
Monday, May4.
ARRIVED
Sch Grape. Harvey, Lamoine.
Sch Alendale, Renick, Portland.
sch Redonlo Potter Boston.
Sch Copy, Treworthy, Surry.
SAILED.
Sch Express, Lamson, Rockland
Sch City of Ellsworth, Bonsey, Providence
Sch Scioto, Satiler, Hancock.
Tuesday. Mays
ARRIVED.
Sch Ralph X. Grant, Grant, Rockland.
Sch Woodcock, DAVIS, Mt. Desert.
Sch Fairdeaier, Pratt, Boston.
SAILED.
Sch VIM. ii. Archer. Goodwin, Providence.
Sch Frances Coffin, Belatty, Providence.
Sch l.. d. Rcmick, Remick, sullivan.
Wednesday. May 8,
ARRIVED,
Sch Panama. Trundy. Plymouth,
Sch Golden Rule. staples, swans Isle,
OSnaesaic POrss.
BUCKsPORT.-Sld. April q, sch. Snow
Squall, Gushing, Grand Banks.
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Has been upon me foryears. 1t was brought on
By lifting, over exertion, &C., while following my
trade" said Mr.. Chas. Patterson, Engineer, Ban
gor Machine Co., Bangor, Me- al got no aid until
l began to use Browns SARsaPARiLLA. All
troubles caused by Kidney Disease have left me,
and my present good health is due to the use of
Browns SARsAPARILLA."
No woman having Kidney Trouble, accom-
drawing down pains, dizziness, restless sleep,
&C., can expect comfort in this life until the
cause be removed. This cause is Disease Of the
Kidneys, and can only be reached through these
organs. Mrs. W. p. Herriek, Of Glenbnrn, was
SO afflicted, and sought various channels fer help
Hearing of Browns SARsArARILLA she tried
II, began to rally at once, and to-day enjoys good
health. Browns SARsAPARILLA is peculiarly
adapted for Kidney Disease.
~ had those darling pains
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Kidney Disease .

The Kidneys separate the impure matter to be
thrown oil by the Urine II from any cause they
d6not do this, the system 1t once becomes clogsed
the entire machinery Is thr1wn out of order,
anil disease and misery reign triumphant SIX
hahfl-if, s tntfs IF Soma :, Pam asroo
Bak and L0faS, Dfs-iHtSt, Css5:, patton, and
countless other Ills are always present. We
guarantee cure for all forms OF Kidney or Liver
Disease when BROWNS SARsAPARILLA i taken
N time and according to directions. Remember
and take Browns NkRsAPARILLA
Last week purchased two bottles Of BRowN's
SARsAFARILLA. giving une 70 my wife and the
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice 10 all
i concerned. that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself, the trust of an Adj
ministTator of the Estate of Mary b. Hunt late OF
Hampden, in the county of Penobscot, deceased, by
giving bond the law directs; he therefore re
quests all persons who are indebted to the said
deceased's estate, to make immediate payment,
and those who have any demands thereon to
present the same for settlement TO him.
John l.. TAYLOR, Admir-
Hampden April p. 1855. 3wI9
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other to her mother, Such benefits wee derived
from the use Of it, that wish for fgar l3'tional
bottles. Please find enclosed $, yoUT pie, fer
half dozen. l pronounce It to he a v1. III
remedy for Poor Blood, Indigestiea ana X 5a-s
Complaints. W. IL. WARREN, Manager Ban
gor Wood CO..
al can endorse ali that has been sa5i s. 5...arcj
Browns SARsArARILtA Have u aH!
heartily recommend It As medicine u..rs. a.
adapted for giving tone and yls3r 4, ttt t.sl
stimulating the digestive organs. ana taH.tirz
all pains arising from disorder of ;bi s3cey-
Mrs {. II. HATHAWAY, Walter ST., Blr4
Me"
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TN NoLT,io Belt Co, - Marshall Mtrh.,
nf'r I" >,ni their celebrated Electrical ni-
r,iC BEIT and other EIToTHir ArrIIANtF-
on trial for thirty day-. In mrn young and
nil afflicted with nervous debility, los al
vitality and manhood. AMI all kindred troubles.
Al-I for rheumatism, neuralgia, pirals -, and
many other disease. tumpi,i. restoration tu
health. Ni-or aud manhood guaranteed. "
ri-k j. incurred +, thirty d~v- trial j. allowed
" rii" them at once for Illustrated pamphlet
frt-ss iEFIs
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FOR SALE IN HANCOCK.

A farm containing one hundred and six acres, a
n good dwelling house, q large barn and sheds,
Store and blacksmith shop; There is small
orchard, beautiful shade trees, situated in
Hancock, on the franklin road, few rods from
the Franklin Road II. r. station, fifteen minutes
ride from Ellsworth, eight minutes ride from
popular summer resort. One quarter of a mile
from the sea shore, same distance from good
school, handy tn two steam mills where men and
hoys are employed the year round. The best
Eastern travellers have to stop here to take train
a fine chance to put up transient teams and let
horses and carry passengers and freight East
S. MONAGHAN,
3mosk Hancock Me-
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
L concerned, that he has hcen duly appointed,
anil has taken upon himself the trust al an Adj
mini ~ tat Estate Of Jeremiah Stnyur. late
of Biuehlii tn the County Of Hancock, derCa sesl
by giving bond the la~ directs; he therefore re-
quests all persons wa are indebted to the said de
ccascsi's estate 10 make immediate payment. and
those who have any demands thereon 10 exhibit
the same for payment.
Bi RON Y. SLOWER
sed.wirk, April u, I.~j. iwITs
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aorth Psneb>e9t.
Last SATURDAY. it showed and hlowed
like fierce March day. and but for few
sheltered patches of green grass, every re-
deeming feature of ..losely spring" would
have been suddenly bio;ted out. Sunday
morning found the wet snow frozen into SOL
id ice, and seat b, warm fire was one Of
the most comfortable places to be found.
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Bnl~tcr~ Highway SURVEYORS Rnpk-. NJ
uatiun Rock and Collectors Tax Li~t Books ;
a.o Revised Statutes 81 Nainr. Latest Ld-
ton: also new stock 81 wall Papers Opaque
Window shades and fixtures. fu>i rrc"isrd
and FOR >alc At J. \. lial,'- Enoh ~tnrr, I'l--
worth.
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The Maine Central Railroad Co.
Mt. Desert Branch.
Commencing, Monday, Oct. 20, "a
EASTERN STANDARD TIME.
WESTW ARD TRAINS.

These Trains connect at Bangor, with through
trains on Main Line, from and to Portland, Boston
and St John.
&c On and after May /. 1ss5, passengers by
morning train from Bangor connect at Bar Harbor
every Wednesday and saturday with the Str City
of Richmond for Milbridge, J onesport and Machas
port. Returning, the Steamer leaves Machiasport
every Monday and Thursday, connecting at the
Ferry with afternoon train which waits its arrival
or special Is run If necessary. The Richmond
leaves the Ferry every Monday and Thursday
morning at 10 O'Clock for Portland via all land
ings.
PAYSON TUCKER,
Vice Pres. and Gen1 Manager.
FEE. BOOTIIBY, Gen'l Pass. and Ticket Ag't.
1yr25
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice To all
L concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself, the trust Of an Adj
of Lauoine, in The county of Hancock deceased by
giving bond the law directs; he therefore re.
quests all persons who are indebted to the said
deceaseds estate, to make immediate payment,
and these who have any demands thereon to ex.
bihit the same for payment
ISAAC II. DEstSLE. 4
t.a,na.Ic, April II, lss5 Swift
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Mr.. Eiward 7. Taft and wife who have
been stopping here the most of the time
DARN. the pas, winter, leave for Bar Har-
bar to-day Mr. laf, has been frs, clerk
OF the Rodick House for number Of years
past ana goes their f,r the same position
tbs season Mr.. Tan has laiyl, returned
from New York.
-Dr Carl Floro and nr. Furman. from
Nv York have, la'ei,. passed abou; four
weeks here They returned to New York
last Monday. Dr, F.or,o passed number
O., weeks here last season.
Mr. Joseph Wool Ia, III, weir, a.
Save Island, nearly completed.
Nj HARDY hr, heen putin. some fur
Their repairs On hi, cottage and NJ. Foster
Bankcr is remodelins hi, house
As Frank >,ddil. the soap man sa>..
don, hr a clam" and II clans had the
power Of speech they would probably echo
the same. FOR at every low tide for the past
four weeks, our clam flats have been literally
covered with digger. and II i a serious
question. Mr. Einor, Il ,ou shou,i v.si, u.
tai, season whether ~ shouId be able 10
fnI enough iefi u furnish a clam bake. or
even a respectable ,xel chowdrr
MsN I.
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For the greatest amount n pictures 1T
short n,ticr. call u JOYS Gallery whrrr ynu
can .et ~ Al nnr -ittin. hy 'he nrw In>tan-
iancr,tis nrs Plate Process
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To Ba~r Bau pls,rr, fnil lin, % Hs-.
htl'-. Rit-. 'ai'~ nul Rrif> in>f rr.riEvi a !
T. Hall. book >tury.
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A few oats have been sown on high,
dry patches, bu, most of the farmers have
done nothing. as vet, toward farming. and
the cold weather draws heavily on their lin
tied supply of hay. So far hay has sold at
fifteen or sixteen dollars per ton, which is
all tina: il is worth compared with the pres
ent prices Of other feeds
Last Sunday a Methodist Sabbath
school was organized at the NJ. Z. Church,
North Penobsco,. with the election Of the
following officers: William S. Haney.
Sup,.; lcandtr C. Perkins. Asst. Sun'. ;
George r. Marks. Treasurer; Estela Per-
kn~ Sec; Elisha G Hatch. Librarian.
This Is the FIRST Sabbath school tina, has been
organized here strictly in accordance with
the discipline Of Tie VI +. Church for ausht
we know, since the foundat on Of the Metho-
dist church in this place. as no records APP
pear 10 the contrary Heretofore the Sab
bath school has been annually reore anzed
under = constitution independent of any
church policy. a, it has heeu supposed to
represent different shades of religious belief.
but virtual, under the care and control Of
said church. But this year no opposition
appearing. il was thoroughly engraited upon
be church
Rev II T. Frohnck closed his labors
with this people last Sabbath. His services
SO far as We can learn have been very ac-
ceptable to all parts of his charge, and his
return would be highly satisfactory to the
people. Daring the past year he has
preached two hundred and ten sermons.
twenty Of which have been delivered on fun
cral occasions. besides having been engaged
seven weeks in special evangelical work on
this charge and elsewhere. 10 accomplish
this work he has Travelled more than three
thousand miles, a portion Of the time on
horseback after the primitive fashion Of the
fathers. He has married twelve couples.
Howard Dorr has filed the store Of
Mrs 7. y. Osgood with dry goods and gro
ceres, and Is selling a; reasonable prices.
last Thursday evening the sewing cir
Gle had far and le,ee at Rrchoh Hall
The receipts were light owing to bad travel
ing and misunderstanding. IS to time
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