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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-22
ROXRIfRY.

The line case. referred 10 by your Mexl-
GO correspondent, u wholly In this town.
The parties 10 the suit live In Mexico,
and are nonresident owners Of land In
This town. The only question i, where
u TIE line between The tenth and eleventh
ranges A large portion Of this town was
burned over soon after the township was
surveyed All the growth was Killed by
the Gre. and the lines and corners we're
oollteraiet Until within q few years no
one cared much about the lines In The
second growth, bat now that every poplar
tree has = value the case Il altered.
Farmers are improving This nae wealth
er, nuishlng the late grain harvest
fishermen are pleuty,-kno~lug their
tine II short
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-22
DENMARK.

The present week has proved 10 be Z
great benefit 10 the farmers In this violni'
" Ia rlpenlng or bringing TO maturity tne
swee, corn. A short time ago great anx'
Iety was felt on account OF rust, but now
that Is al over ard all the corn Will soon
come 10 maturity. Canning and labelling
l. belug pushed vigorously, and by the
2s,h the whole crop will be secured.
miss the spflghty communication OF
our friend from Hartford. hope Bro.
Blcknell viii get coArser pen or the CON.
posltor better pair Of glasses, 20 We shall
no, be deprived Of his sunny oommunles'
tfana
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-22
FRYE

School District No. 4. Mexico, II plas-
teriug their new school house; when com
ple,ed. n will DC the best school house In
town.
Hop picking u over with and the hop
plckers are coming home.
Scott Richards and family came on =
visit 20 bis father, Amasa Richards, OF
Roxbury. and has returned home todsJ 70
Boston.
George W. Roberts Is Intending 10 begin
a high school a. Hop City, Byron, next
week
Esther wyman is teaching 10 Dist No.
3, ROxbufy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-22

George Robertson got bis hand badly
sawed one DAY last week while al work Ia
J. W. Benefits steam mill.
y wight has taken The JOB 20 cot and
draw spruce for Edwin Plummer OF LIS
bon. he will commence operations soon.
We are pAlned 10 note the death OF Neal
Estes, who died Friday, lith, al bis home,
with consumption.
We see notice 90 The bridge To this
eject. This bridge i under repairs al
teams drawing loads on this bridge ek.
eeedlng thirty Numbered Is liable for all
damages.
A few people wen, on the excursion to
Portland, Friday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-22

a.. p.fet,s wife T. quite s.ck an "a,
hetn c1rfnci o. her non Tor severn
errks
uriq from Canada - expected soon TO
wsrk In ths spool factory.
Grofrc n eastman = tsAch. lh 70
chase District ue l. succsssial so 80
as sci merits the respect AMI gooi w
rf h. scholars. Thls l. his seconh TERM
q th.s strict ..,-,
n1ctors Ranklus kni laies am atste1
Isnss coles boys arm. lasi week. 10.
-, as broken several months ago AM
h.ilv - bva y. II. surgeon.
OR. nanhsm ant wife have retlioel
nom Lvnu. where they have oeen 'isiius
ur sfrNrrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-22
EAST PERU

The Smith Brothers have returned 10
taru oct their dowel squares.
n N. Howard sold his colt 10 parties Al
iiveTmore Falls for eel
ca The ilth and i2th We had frosts. bat
u fld not 90 much damage.
W. II. Couant coniemplaies putting va.
Ter iuto rs house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-22
Notiee OF Foreclosure.

UEHEAs. Trank ssarns. then All ever
w sInce OF waterford. I'M ihe 'punty OF %
f'rd and stais Of Maine, Nv he mefis4. l.ei
fsfei March l1ih. A ID. i.l rccofdei IN ne ~
f5rd ReFIstry OF Deeds, boa "a. pafe 80 90
veye.i ID tfn NORWAY ssFinFs hank eyftrf.tyti
sfrta n real esiaie t.iusie sal Ne,efipipl ',
M a rart OF Joe rumbsrsi 600 IN ne seventh
rarse of iois, and iheu and ever sinee tells ~
lol-..lfad farm, b sh.rh deed, ne fecofi AL
5000 III ifed thereln referred 10, reicfsnee nay
h. nj lsr extensive a. acfpii0n ARD nsnes " NE
80 suons osncfs snf homestcais, ard 10
49, ,rssl1n 81 title, "a 81 inssrmcdiate assE a
49,. .lriV male aaI dIly rfcIfdci ~ sali lies
&C. - a,aftsasc Del ant tte nltfa and debt
tfrr'in rerurei ar nos osuci ~ me bf,lstof
ssVIoss Hauk a c0rIofal1n cstsl lsne'l IN hllis
90 lr ne 0ouufY ol Iumtffland, ~ sal -.
a. whsress .aA s'sarns tF liz monxafe deei'
fssd NoF. iith. A. ~ i'll, rscofaed ~ "a hst
lsfrg, book . ii. psEc lils conveyed - "a ~
tate, sul l.c. ID saii iortGorE mofifasti J, -.
Huirt0n ~ayuEs nank. Ard sngeAs -.
stcarns. ~ hia m1ltFsfe eeei dNsl Alfl 80
Al, - :, recorded 10 sAd ksglsirJi toos -,
80. ~ 81. All ~ conveyed sid reai c.tAie
III re- % saii 100 i0rf 1irE moris.gcs' 20 -.
u,lastos ssgirgs nsnk % shlch deed And -
recofi, feiersfcc may pc had iof ehenstt us
.r,','tt,r oftts ttrn q Intlsu0aa 0Nners All home
.f.,.i.. snd suressaloa OF title. An1s heren Y
eosdlfIaos Oh each sni al u sat Mortgages are
tf1krp. sal Brfron savings hank claim. .
nreri0sure OF eacn and al u tnem. Done under
snd ty girtas ~ tIe dlrcciIons q the Trustee.
AL iks votcs u - Board o. Trustees Of saAi
Daie.l Il all nflision, this ..h Day q Asfps'
A. NJ fssI UIIu0ION SAVING. BANh.
A. Gro. 4 rTHI ~ Ireaaurers
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-22
woNANs CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE
UNION.

The woman's Christian Temperance In
toa Of Maine will hold lts tenth annual con
yentlon al state Street church, Portlind,
Sept. 3Oth ani oct. ist There will also
be EXERCISES a. Y. ". G. A. Hall, Tuesday
evening, Sept. 10Th. The following will
be the programme
fUEspkT IyISISo, sLi-f. ~.
so-soeiai hour. Music. Address of vel
come bv NJ Geo :. Hunt, Portland hesponsc
by Mr.. 4. B. a. John son, frosile Isle. foem
by Mrs Maud Moore, Thomasion. Music.
WEDNESDAY noRSiSo.
sS-pcvoiional meeting. lei BY MIS- u. \.
10 Convention cailei tn order ~ the pre-
tient. Mr. l.. NJ =. stevens. koil.cau OF on
Ger. And members. Appointment Of com MI
tee on credentials scAilns OF -,
ec,swtttses' Alirc.s of -ta,e President Re.
ports RON county Presidents. Miscellaneous
business.
HIS Adjournment
AFrERNOo>
s-Devotional meeting, led " Mrs.. liussey
Minutes OF previous sessions. Report or com
mi,iee on credentials. Report Of corr. .I,0na.
lng secretary. Report 81 Treasurer. lscpotis
Of organizers. Question bon. Miscellaneous
business. Adjournment
LvESING.
71l-sinsins. scripture readlng. Prayer.
short addresses BY members snd friends OF VIC
convention. Collection. ruHihs' beho'e
ton.
TuUHsDAf nOESISc.
s81-Devouonai meeting. lrd BY Ms, l. L.
O-o-Conventlon called 20 order. Miouies
of previous session. Reports Of rupeiinten'
dents OF departments. Temperance iltefa
ture, Mrs. 4. W. Weston sunday school N.tk'
Mr. W. N. stickney. Unfernentcd Wine, Ms.
nj b. Crocker. Juvenile work, Ms 4, NAfe
Legislative work. Mrs. l.. N. y. stevens, Ivan
seiistic work, Mr.. ~ \. Jones. Pres Work.
Mr. 4. W. Porter, scientific Temperance IN,
.truction, Mrs. W. 4. spAulding, Prison anu
Jail work, Miss Abbie Leavitt- Announce
ments. Adjournment
AfTnKSOOS.
a-Devotlonal exercises. Minutes OF morn
lag session. Reports % superintendent. *
f,rmatory Prison. Mrs. q. ;. Hunt hygienlo
Rsfosm and nerc.lity, Dr. NJ. "nitnloLs :
TlOxer Mission, Miss. Kate N. Lori suPl.es
zion Of impure Literature. Union signal, We
Weston ani Mr. OsgoOd. klccti0n OF omcets-
Report OF COMMITTEES on resolutions. 49,.
ssO-Chiidrcns meeting. Address ~ MIS-
Anna 6ordon. Miscellaneous business Al
lOurnmcnt.
EyENfN0.
ssO-singinr scripture reading. frAycr'
Address by Miss Frances ~ willard. 'oilee
ton. singing. Benediction.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-22

wHrrooxB & sarLKr, OF Norway
advertise this week q large line Of dry
and fancy goods. Customers find this
firm accommodating and pleasant 70
trade with, and are sure Of getting then
moneys worth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-22
PERI

school commenced 10 District ~. 2, 90
The ltih. with 10 scholars Mrs. May
kohiuson. tsaCher.
Mr.. u. l.. Consnt has q jersey coz
which hs. made ON The 2oih 81 May 10
The 1T OF september, geo pounds OF cheese
besides suppying her with mllk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-22
uSPREcKDENTKD SUMBERs on THE MAiSk
srsrE VAR ENTRIEs.
A ncreLr nlcr TO Hr oSr or rHE 'rrcrAurIS'

In ali, the entries for the State Fair for
this year are 20 per cent larger than lAst,
The horse department for trotting has ~
entries and the exhibition 800 entries the
cattle department, 7Oj entries; sheep De
partment, i3l entries; swine department.
2O6 entries; agricultural Implement DC.
putment. not yet posted. Entries In nat
exceed any other year by large amount
Arrangements have been made for .
grand bicycle contest 10 take place, prob
ably on the 2ith, In which purses wiz DC
given for the championship OF the united
states In Ave. three and one mile races.
The purses offered are 10 be the nnest ever
given Ia any similar contest In this eoun.
try. y. A. Elweli, OF Portland, well known
among wheelmen, IL 70 act ss referee
I<srfsf0a Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-22
49, INTRRVALE LBnHEll.

~ b W vsnk RI has retarnei % his
.-l.es In Mkssac hasetts. 80 there Sas 10
..-.la.ag here today h1t The social meet
"a ae.i a. usual a. the church, con
.-,.ei ~ The Sap'l DeA z. Holt Who
'ss-4 % b q true Christian.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-22

"From 1863 to 1850, had rheumatism
at one time could not walk step In four
months. Now entirely we'll cured b
Hutts Remedy"
srKrHES @. MASON, Providence.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-22

Thousands OF cases OF kidney diseases
have been cured by Hunts Remedy. New.
er falls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-22
THE GREATEST YET.

sbO-slnging. scripture reaNins.. iral
Address by Miss Frances n. willard. toi'
lion, SINGING. BenedictiOn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-03-26

on wheels Il spell. Cant tell though. To-
mo row. likely enough, therc'il be snow ali
along these country roads. Getting chilly
tonight, and a very fair prospect OF rough
weather yet. But I've got to get back home
yet. Lett my pocket case at home with all
nv stuff. and have to prescribe something
for old Jones' wife. She's been suffering,
has this old lady, for good while. Consti-
patton and nervous weakness, and general
debility But, | tell you, | wouldn't ride
back my six miles tonight II ! could get
hold of some Pcruna. 1t would save me
mortal sight of trouble"
81 thought, doctor" remarked bystand-
er, that you doctors didn't Use any medi-
cines YOU didn't put up yourselvesY
That's because YOU don't know anything
about il, said the doctor iercely IN use
ANYTHING can get to cure q man. / don't
generally carry Peruna or Manalin with me,
because, although | prescribe them, the pa
tient knows where TO get them, and l have
confidence enough in them to use them right
along
Here" interrupted the wheel-right,
Doctor, Pve got bottle of Peruna up stairs.
IN lend it 20 you. if You like, and you can
gel me another one in its stead when the bad
weather settles"
Lets have it," said the old man. I'll
drive right back with it, and the old woman
can get along with the single bottle until !
can send her some more. I've never in my
life seen so many coughs and colds and liver
troubles as have this spring Talk about
spring" a-d the old fellow ooughed deri-
sively. I've great notion to take nip
myself out OF the Peruna bottle before start
cut. Think because I'm an allopathist, ]
cant administer medicine I've tried and
know to be good. We amt all dumb fools.
Got done wheel-riaht? Hitch him in, and
bring down the Peruna bottle I'll replace
it :" and this good old country doctor, who
cared little how any bo9y was cured so II
was done, drove off on his errand of mercy
The results of the protractei services at
Elk Branch Presbyterian Church are, in
mart Il occessions TO that church.
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SO 81 ggesE E'irgiMia.

Proceedings of the County Cour, Of Jefferson
County February Term 1855
Continued
+ C. Watson. Road Surveyor OF Pfeciuc, NO.
., Middleway District
n r. Nioy Road Surveyor Of Precinct 80.
3. Chmlc-ioWn District
4. T. Thomson, Road Surveyor of Precinct
SO. Q. kubietown District.
A IT Tluluary Road Surveyor of Precinct
SO. J. AHddleVay District.
Craven russell Road Surveyor Of Precinct
$40. .. Harper Ferry District.
James NJ Hendricks, Road Surveyor of Pre-
ciuct so. 3. Shepherist0wn District
The above named Road Surveyors qualified
ia open Court first day ofth term.
ri Day of Term.
Report of Anne. Moore. President Of the X
Roads and Summit Point Turnpike Co., re-
ceived by the Court and filed.
Report of ;. H. Higiubotham, Superinten-
dent of the CharlostOwu and Berryyilie Turn
nike for the years lsSj and lSsl, received by
the Court and filed
order to establish % County Road on petition
of Thomas Myers and others.
G.. Frank Gallher appointed aJustice of the
Peace of this County until the next genera
election and gave bond and qualified next day.
John =. KearfO1t. Road Surveyor of Precinct
40. 3, MiddieEay District, qualified IN open
Court
The Petitions on The subject of a bridge over
Opequon Creek. laid over indefinitely until the
County Courts of this county and Berkeley
county act i'm the matter.
81 Day of Term.
Charles II Lewis appointed Ro}d surveyor
of Precinct no !, Kableiown District, in place
of II. W. Castlcuau, who declines to act and
qualified next day
James A. O~bourn, appointed Road Surveyor
of Precinct so. J, Shepherdstown District IN
place of T. g. W Herr who declines to act.
John Kcplinec7 appointed Road Surveyor Of
Precinct No .. Shepberdstowu District, in place
of VIM. +. McQuilkin. who declines 10 act
John j. Dill6w appointed Road Surveyor Of
Precinct No 3, Harper's Ferry District, and
qualified in open Court.
Charles II Briggs, Justice OF the Peace came
into Court and gave additional bond, with con-
ditiou according t0 law.
Order To advertise for proposals for repairs 10
the COurt-Hnuse and the wall around the jan
yard Publish, heretofore.
ID. " Hannah appointed Constable Of Mid
dlcway District. and gave bond and qualified
I'm place of John W. Firth who was elected In
October, lsSl. and failed 20 give bond and quail
ify within Tie time required by law.
Order 20 notify the Justices of the Peace II
this county and the late Justices, 10 certify 90
the Clerk of this Court list of all fines m-
posed by them during the preceding year, with
an matters relating thereto, as required by Sec
tiou DO Chapter 70. Acts of lSs2.
Order requiring L. W Delauder, Justice Of
the Peace of this County 10 appear before the
Court at the next May Term. and give an adj
ditonal bond as such Justice.
Teste.
T. 4. MOORE,
Clerk of County Court.
March 25. 50
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state Of West T'irgimiG,
County OF Jeilerst

Clerks oficcof the County Court.
The following is a List Of Drc'is admitted On
Record 100 said Office. during the week ending
March u, 1850;
John $ Duumcre and wife t0 Geo. ". Be.tz-
hoover. trustee of Potomac Building Associa-
ton. No. . Deed of trust dated February
l4th. 1855. conveying a lot of land 100 Shop
herdstown. Date Of record March 10th. 1888.
>. Jesse C. Dixon and David 4. Dixon Geo.
VI. BelizhOOyer trustee Of Potomac Building
Association, No. .. conveying part OF lot No.
81 I'm Shcpherdstown dated February 9th, lss5.
Date of record. March 10Th iS~5.
3. George VIM McBee and Others 20 Samuel
=. Humrickhouse Jr Deed of bargain and
sale dated February DIST, 1855. conveying lots
80. 40. 50 and part of 81 in Shcpherdstown.
Date of record. March 10th 1855.
Hannah Hiedwohl EXecutrix of Isaac
Hcidwohl and others. 90 Emily G. L. Morris.
Deed OF bargain and sale dated September -0th,
1851. conveying part of lot so l4l in Charles
town. Date of record. March l7fh lSS5.
3. Emily C. r. Morris to james ~ HiedwOhl
Deed OF bargain and sale dated March 18th. Is
IS. conveying part of lot No.14l in CharlostOwn.
Date ofrecord, March 18th 1855.
g. George W. Ciipp and wife 20 +. b :. Nor
row. Deed Of bargain aud sale dated March
18th. 1855 conveying a huu,e and lot ou the
KabIctowu Is Bi0omcry Turnpike near George
Risslcr's Date of record. March 18th. lSS5.
T. VIM A. Morgan 20 Wilson Dunmere
Deed Of release dated March 10Th, lss5. Date
of record, March l9th. lSs5.
Wilson Dunmere and wife 90 George NJ
Beltzhooycr, trustee OF Potomac Building A.
ISOLATION No. .. Decd of trust dated March
18th ISIS conveying 10; NO . in li1y'- addi-
tion TO Shcpherdstown. Date of record, March
10TH lSS5.
g. Milton J. Billmyer and wife TO Charles W
Folk. Deed OF trust dated August -th. 1874
conveying 81 acres, ro0d- and l6 poles 0t land.
Date of record March 10Th. ISIS.
ID Charle- H. Goen- 70 George BAYLOR trus-
tee Deed of trust dated March Dist, ls,5. con-
yeying personal property. Date ofrecord March
DIST lss5.
Teste
T. A. MOORE.
y =. -
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narper.s Eerrv Letter.
March 28rd, 1888.
DEAR EDIroR:

NAhlNA -'flNf ARH|'
DEAR EDITOR
.olivar came near being the scene OF q
terrible couhagration on the evening OF the
ZI.t About half past ten lire was observed
coming from Che roof OF Mr.. W. W. Went
lclrs Cigar Factory which was soon M ashes,
and his residence, adjoining, of substantial
brick +, also i'm ruins. We are very much
in need ola Fire Company here aud at enc
time during the progress OF this lre expected
.0 bc0b'iged % call 0H your town for assist
aace. Everybody worked with awill. Mr..
=. G.. Bracket deserves thank, for his as
,isMucc lie call, his coiorpd students by
.hc bell of St0rer College and they all lent
a helping hand. The origin OF the fire Is
not known The los, is very heavy upon
Mr.. Wcutzell and throws many persons out
OBJ employment at nc,ement season oithc
year.
Governor Wilson's mother has returned
-o her home here and is better Mrs. Gov
ernor Wilson and her cier petit, Sallie ASH
tom. are both il with Pneumonia at their
apartments 40 the Mcclure House, Wheeling.
The flag mentioned in thc Spirit " JJ-
t~aaas being ,p.uded from Mr.. B. Went
cells. eth street. Washington, at the time OF
the Inauguration, belonging 20 the Floyd
Guards, is in the possession of Assessor
Charles lraji, who Was member oi the
Company ihc flag Is silk and cost 500.
The Company officers were: Capt Geo. W.
Chambers. Ist IL. $. y Nands, 2nd 1t. /.
b Moore 3m It, W. Euele, now OF Rock
u-aam county. The Sergeant. Michael
Price. died in Texas after the war.
Yours. OBSERVER.
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loitu.ore Confcrence VI Il On. south.

I'm tho Baltimore Conference ~ Z.
Church. south. no Salem last week Jno. o..
Knott. Cnas l.. Potter and b. I. Flowers
elected local deaconS and O. W. Hammond
local elder DR., NcFerrin and Fitzgerald
spoke iu behalf OF the church publishing
house ANA tno Nashville Ifr9ct'c. DR..
Young. secretary % missions, said the church
wa, now supporting twice as many preach
crs abroad, SIS in 50. Conference receipts
were stated 90 bee SI.S12.22-includlng Ssh
balance from last year Resolutions were
uiopte.l ilstructiug the Bishop 20 appoint
a member of the Conference on the trustee
board of Paine Institute for c0lored minis
tcrs no Augusta, Ga, and directing the
preachers tO enlist in its interest tn, charl-
o. OF their charges. \ subscription was also
raised for this object; Bishop Cranberry
heading 10 with SOS By resolution q day
iu June was set apart ais Suuday->choo. day
whe,-md also Zoo SEPT mber collect 5
should be taken mp ior the cause O.! educa-
lion. \ men or al was adopted on the life
and service, OF the late Rev w. H. Wilson
approximately
PARTIAL LIST of APPOINTMENTS.
Jraata D&-N-P II Whisuor, ? E.
WiuClester =. $. Martin Winchester Circuit.
g. T Tyler. Celarvile J. IT. Wolf; Front
ROYAL II. vs.. kmzer, Warren, q. O. Holman
Berryyille J. A. Henderson. W. l.. Dolly. j. j.
Eu-ie sup. Bru,o town. j. A. Strother j. i.
stump Martushurs. J. R. Andrew; Berkeley
w. d Ross tharlestoWu. W. g.. Eggleston
Frederick j. W. Mitchell Z. f. Hctrick. sup.
Jefferson - /. Hildcbraud ShephCrdstowu,
J. f. Armstrong: Gaiusbor1. =. r. Snapp
Pr c Mission L. Townsend, Stra>burs Mission.
4 d
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NOTICE ID - HOLDERs.

To all persons holding liens by Judgment or
otherwise on the real estate or any part
thereof Of John II, smith;
In pursuance of decree OF tie Circuit Court
of Jefferson County, made in cause therein
pending, to subject the real estate of the said
John II. Smith 90 the satisfaction OF the liens
thereon, you are hereby required 10 present all
claims held by you, and each of you, against
the said John H. Smith, which are liens on his
real estate, orany part oft for adjudication to
ne. at my office IN the town Of tharleStown,
West Virginia, on or before the 18th day Of
April, 1883. Given under my hand this lIth
day of March, 1855.
CLEON MOORE Comm'r
March 10. lSsj-jt Free Press fee Sl4.0o
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lust recieyed q fall line Of Or. ". A. Sim
- mons Liver Regulator The Great Mex
lean Female Remedy. " Chillarine' tQrChiils
Fever and Neuralgia. Teethina. the great reln-
eiy for summer complaints Cholera lniantum.
&C.. I'm Children also excellent for tee,hing
Children Circas,iam Cream for removing
pimplcs freckle. suubun riagworm, DC.
Lar,e supply of Pare Paris Green and Lon
don purple. Persian Insect Powder, Black Flag
Insect Powder. Fly Paper. &C. az
Dr. CHAS. i. PBATTS
Drugstore Main 81.
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huMdretA,s Ga,acn Seeds,

Z HAVE full stock Of these valuable and re-
I liable seeds both i'm Papers and i'm Bulk.
Peas Beans. Lima Beans and Early Corn.
GEO. T. LIGHT,
Druggist Next Door To- Post Office
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the Interior. Mr. L. D. Clarke, of Mississippi,
died in Washington on Monday morning oil
Typhoid Pneumonia He was 40 years of age,
and during the war served Oh the stall OF Gen |
Walthal. Mr. Hay, the lst Asst p. N. General
appointed by Nj, Cleveland is very sick man
and il is feared he will never be able 10 take
hold Of mis- duties.
Nlisfortunes never come sinsly, It's said. An
illustration we have in the destruction by fire
of Alr. Fishbacks -. smith Arkansas Grand
Central Hotel on the day he was defeated for
Z. 5. Senator. It further illustrates this life as
one of compensatlons-the devouring flame,
mavhap. diverted his mind from his political
misfortune and rice rasa. Misiouunes are not
infrcquently mercies
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On Monday the President made the following
appointments of Ministers Plenipotontary and
they were confirmed by the Senate Gov. R. NJ.
McLane. of Maryland, to France Hon. /. ).
I Phelps. of Vermont TO England Hon. Geo.
/ IT Pendletou. Of Ohio, to Germany General
Henry Il. jackson, of Georgia TO Mexico
These aroaH enhuently fit persons for the po'
-iroaa To- which they are assigned.
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Mr.. Joseph sainuc Miller Of West Virginia,
the new Commissioner OF Inrerna Revenue is
Of Caben county birth and aged 9. he Is de
scenled nom am old Valley family lie was
educated at Ashland. Kentucky, and at p was
/ d.rl, of tire circuit and county courts OF Cabeli
/ Tn - he became Secretary of the State senate
and was STATE Auditor from 90 TO March T. 30
Ten years ago Mr. Miller married Miss Flo
renee Ticc of Haserstown.
Hope for q season bids the world fare
we'll. " when a man finds himself IN the re,
/ lentle,s grasp of neuralgia, but he smiles ana
/ takes heart and courage when his VIE prlhgs
a bottle of salvation Oil the greatest cure
on earth i0T pain.
MARCH 90, 1885.
On wednesday night of this week as MIR
Harry Renner son Of Mr. w. Benner, ".
coming home at d late hour he heard Soili'
one at his fathers hen r00st. Not m. King
more noise than possible he rode mp on ih'
thieves-thcre being two, If not more H'
cave Them q pretty lively chase. In then
hrht they lost a hat aGl two sacks hilc
49,. -tieken,-one of the sacks bearing
the name of WeiricG = :. Waller lhefe "a'
eyid,n 20 of their getting away with pr,
/ tion OF tnei. game as they left some head'
the bodies of which could not be found.
RIPON.
we suppose the heads were found in the
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