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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-11-19
FASHION BITS.

Chemises are going out of fash
ion.
The new fashionable brown is
golden seal.
Short WASTED frocks are coming
in vogue for little girls.
Some mantelets and pelerines are
finished off with hoods.
Sealskin plush wraps appeal
among fall novelties in this line.
Braid in various widths appears
exceeding popular for hat trim
mings.
High-shouldered effects are no
ticeable on all imported wraps and
suits.
Irish blarney, boucle and negro
head cloth are one and all the same
thing.
Green billiard table cloth is the
latest fancy for young ladies short
jackets.
Long redingtoes, Newmarkets
and Raglans entirely of sealskin will
be worn.
Furs never 60 out of fashion Ell
ther for trimming, Innings, or entire
wraps.
Many of the new felt hats and
bonnets are embroidered in silk,
wool, and gold thread.
Poppy red still holds favor with
young ladies, and is seen in various
parts of the costume.
Deep rich reds make favorite
jackets either in velvet or ladies's
cloth. These are in hussar fashion,
we'll covered with black braid of
heavy quality.
Seal astrakhan and Persian lamb
waist coats, cuffs and high collars
are seen on many handsomely
braided cloth jackets, the cloth in
any shade OF fashionable color pre-
ferred.
Red is the popular color for cloth
jackets, redingotes and long wraps
when tailor made, but it must be
dull shade of red and trimmed with
cord. braid, big buttons and fur.
Chsrtreuse verte is a ,favorite
green for evening wear, being a
clear, delicate, refined shade. In
tulle and light weight silks this
shade is particularly well adapted
to youthful blondes.
Dull red redingotes, very long
and with no loops, only pleatIngs
down in the back are made just like
a mans long coat, slashed from the
bottom to the waist line, or rather
to the turn of the turnure.
The Amazone, a tall, comical
crowned hat, with a picturesque
brim looped up in the back, and
trimmed with ostrich feathers fas
tened at the back and nodding over
the top of the crown, Is the coming
novelty of the season.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-11-19
Rncklen,s Arnica saIxe.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe-
yer Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
ChiIblains, Corns and all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect salts faction, or money refund
ed. Price 20 cents per box. For sale
by Fl. N. Grigsby. jel7-1y
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VOL 27
GratenIness.

Mr.. II. Sampsel, Ottawa, Kansas,
writes /: CDR. S. B. HARTMAN g. Co.,
Columbus, O.-Gentlemen 1 have suf-
fered for seven years; have tried every
thing and many physicians, and all have
failed. l went to Pittsburgh, and while
there fell on the street, my breath seemed
to leave my lungs, and numbness over
power me. 1 determined to give PERUNA
and MANALIN a fair trial. l used four bot
ties of each, and my trouble left, never,
hope, to return. l left Pittsburgh three
weeks ago for Kansas, and thought, as L
was going to a new country, had better
take a bottle of MANALIN with me, on
account of bad water, etc. / arrived
here with one-half bottle. l found one
of my friends in a pretty bad condition.
The doctors were treating her for chills
and fever. l did not know what her
trouble was, though l persuaded her to
use the MANALIN. She did so, and the
first day she was up doing her work.
Now this seems strange, but IT is, never
theless, a candid truth She used it all,
and has never had cause to lie down
during the day since she took the first
three doses"
a Case that was Pronounced In
durable.
Miss 9. G. Peck, ia Jackson street,
Milwaukee, Wis, writes DR.. 5. b.
HARTMAN & Co.-Gentlemen / take
great pleasure in stating to you the benefit
/ received from your valuable PERUNA.
1 have been suffering for about fifteen
years with a severe cough and bronchitis
$50 the doctors call it). was treated by
different physicians, and spent considera-
bic money for different kinds of patent
medicines, but received no benefit what
ever. DR.. Fox, of this city, claimed l
had consumption, and there was no hope
for me ever getting better. 1 was so bad
that coughed almost continually. Mrs.
Henry Ellis, a friend of mine, induced
me to try your PERUNA. l am happy
to say began to notice a change after
had taken my second bottle. took
eight bottles in all, and now I feel like a
new woman. If it hadn't been for Pc
RUNA 1 think 1 would be in my grave
now. It is a wonderful remedy, and
recommend it to all my friends"
Messrs. Baker Bros, Mt. Vernon, o.,
write Your PERUNA sells well. Gus
toners speak of it as being a good medi-
cine"
Mr.. Daniel R. Spry, Portsmouth, o.,
writes: " I have a good trade in PERUNA.
It sells well and gives satisfaction"
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County Court Sale.

DURSUANT to decree of the County
L Court of Giles County, in the cause of W.
A. Milhous, administrator, VS.. Mary Will
liams, ct ais, 1 will,
On Saturday, Nov. %, 1885,
sell to the highest bidder, on the premises, q
certain tract or parcel of land, belonging to
the estate of Amanda Williams deceased
situated in the goth district of Giles county,
adjoining the lands of r. B. Harwell, s.
b. Tucker and others. TERMS OF SALE.
Said sale will be made on q credit of one
and two years., free from any right of re-
demption. Notes with good and approved
personal security required and lien re-
tanned on the land for the payment OF the
purchase money. Oct. 90, 1885.
WILL. s. EZELLs CTk.
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ImsOEVesst Notice.

HAVING suggefted to the clerk Of the
II county court of Giles county the in
solvency Of the estate Of Tai. K Morgan.
decd, ell persons having claims agaiI 20 said
estate are hereby notified to appear and hle
the same with the clerk of Paid court au-
Their ticated in tho manner prescribed by
law, on or before the 18th day of May, 1886 +,
or the Same will be forever barred
Nov. II IS. J. H. MORRIS, Admir-.
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HOUSE FOR SALE.

I WANT TO eel my new residence on East
i Hill-w sell on reasonable terms. APP
ply 70 mo on tho premises or at the south
ern ExpYers Co J. L. FEAkCf.
feb5-tf.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-11-19

Faith doctor:-"Now my Sdear
sir, tell me just how you feel. "
Impatient patient, who has stared
the doctor in the eye steadily for
hours, in vain eudeavor to for
get his pain-"I feel like a id fool /;
what's the bill?
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WORTHY
Of Confidence.

AUEDyc Sarsaparilla is amedicine that,
A1En = during nearly 40 years, in all
parts of the world, has proved its eff
cacy as the best blood Alternative known
IN roadiooI aoinupa-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-04-04

EsFe&zs g. niiea,s az llss3d tallEs8 ',Aaais;61tt
g iaser :" nsinSsin inlp 80 acress, ga@as or
jass and ass Res1& of what - SssF.srAlty
&Ruaan 81 a4ie "GS@eWlSasSn searIal.' -
,o4I42s8aiEg so seVRss, ssGgNe OF lisa :;
$3.50.
1saaa @aala gls mi1s 10 &sa4star
Tn0uas, anJliGliy 938s n 0s. 2a22 aud
394, containing sc stass each. anti
na1ts OF MILITARY 9b+g Flls, EI8Ge,, 9<g;t sa,
987 ana 8S9 1850
Albert Mn8ser arsE sp55fe ~ ESSsa,stgts!l
3Joaser, I'm uudir55s@ ,tg;alf Of p Jlaslit
Of land called ",5Egnlg}s E5eaa9B5 p
Containing 187 mt4q&. also NlI tihaig
i';Ght and tille in esd To IDiiiitstty goa
Nos. ls54 and g{ts57,, 1o9 alaes 1Jote "a
less sGs5.
Bj1mor s. 4tas1ill, unooaggsagte, DO
TrniDan w. Castea.I, tr@ta of lana
knoHn rs Gha aeE1aaadll Fal1u" .
%aIH0.
MilIia9n P. gI7oStgn, Exit, Ito A., c.
TEaatirsgi, part OF to0ilitasy lot Mo. s9SSS.
containing one 3lae atla 190 peaG;llta,,;;
$40.
,gaBgs.h 4. Anderson and wiz IL
Joseph r. Fldntld. 102 aal2ss ana g5
l,ers}les of the trasese OF land CALLED
''Llateat WORTH 67QD.
Richard s. 1GcClQIloh and wife aa
Abby 49slTailla. part OF "Baak Etar-
gitorBi" eon1ajaigs 4gs1 a,aas : IS Sc.
Wesley S. 1.tiissn8an and wide To
Jaeclb L.. Camp. three &tgss ii nli3i8ss-
ig 8ea NO. 2782 (; fI25.
Patrick caHans,gh no asotfs,n @asasSl-
q lot OF hard containing a5tg sasgss, !;
g1&G.
Alex. Neaarsn to A6sssn N'snasss.
faijttafg lot no. SD !; $3.50
\ Simon 12as5h and f1t2as3, 10 .laar
Resi-, 81 acres 0f Land ) $3.50
| ,g9hH 8s,h Srla others, TO Law
T2esh, VS. atess Of 3sNg $500,
\ .9oha Etsh sn3 2ti7zss., Ga eSiss,esi
.s5esfl- 1.1l,S seiBs ia 8aeea2a of asass =
slaaD,
@oAn EassE2 ans3 aoyss1s;, eo Sen8s
Rga3a, Gg2 aeesa e4ala Is ss,'e;psa q
hand : fs3s
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-04-04
T2TTs,na T5g,aa.

G19ar3@ste 5esa5Azsl, fsti,g2,esag s;sssa
Of SassupI Hg. sEhicaaa,iJ,, Qf EAea55;,
district, EsasTol5 noaaty, z-as lsarbs,57
at lagrange on 5t4s zTdh EGos, 5hs
ggas 13'2 years CID
E9anihi Brooke, z el2orgz 7zar CO.
Copying p tsaal! hg9ss ngsr Eiaax.
vile, Ere3eIick COUNTY, 6gas reaEl]y
Lost aseo rhildlesl, 2nd tine oatess o!
AIs Sar1i2y are ali SICK, TIE Sickness
5as bgsn c0osBa By IS5-ag t4Ae %at@s
Gga;a q well, rageaily ays2, aga- MS
aousa. T'gi0T 10 15gSaag tbs we3is
S.aa cellar s1g ays cDEta5ngs5 ,s's:s1i- s1ast
si1ca Gas entirely S35ssaf cared. s7ts5n-
\ Jag into taa wRlL
e. xHpseT2r42f q Cu ESc3E s,acsGnT Gsa
sigUov dealers ct Z aGsgssioSa 10 fscjy~
uott > large axgz1 sT sS aaeg VITO Ore
aaSsitral llgQnkBggSs. 4 Il association
is SO ae formed. SaG q lis; fg;n5ssss3
TO il1a men bars, xeho Ss'a 90 ea,5sBsss
themselves gs0s 10 s,al2 any wg1E &C
ire blacklist ur'iar psa2ltY Of So
foZ each nETeaczs The e1es.ssas c2alaa
this will be beneficial sg, their srs6ss
and relieve atse l3g8o, t;a1s5c rf r2GsA
lF its 1ailGT.
LouaDaisg mas been perhaps tsa
E9ost Wnl9cEy Iowa in Ire Ststs. III
gSS1. 5 Ere swept bhs piEsg. .aes&9y-
ing E133.0te w0iaa oF pSvperty. LIZ
1852, The miners strike e-ntaila5 es.-
were loss upon the Rlaos. Tha Dr.
age last summer marked 1854 in Gae
g.ac9riSlR of disaE.er. and novy 1895
hiss fios Ere 30 reprint po1n its rage.
The fire woaId Aaye been far Saare
disastrous had not thu corEagfxtso.l
OF 1881 warned tbe citizens II prevent
the re0ecarrenos by establishing q IRE
department.
On Sunday morning. xlae 22I. Mr..
John I, Wood, an aged citizen o.
Daysville. Frederick cnpnty. wRs
found ia a paralyEed condilion I'm THE
yaH5 of his hogese. THE previous ev-
eainy ne went Oat to get an atmiQl
OF wood. but aid not RETURN. His
wiEa being in feeble health, WAS un2-
Die 10 search for bifn. or obtain aSsis-
tango by blowi n& q horn during the
night. AT Daylight Mr. Wood 'raS
found lying helpless ri The w0odpile.
where he had been pAralyzed and
partially irnEan. Re died on Monday
evening in the 10th year Of his Sga.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-04-04

Mountain Lake E.aa'k 10 11t s, q.
Hayes 5alla, @bgsat n Ea1ls 4lq5sn
t0wr.
j 0gr. x. J. 1aasaa hes le1a0sea To
bis as3aa aiao81 1W'0 or shrss Eni5es
Erofa Gesrr Pa1iIg.
BGg. E9ay, the naw Wa5dea s51@t3h-
zae.a l}lg@tssseT, was in taEfa last &an-
day. He w5ll .mdEg kAisftaa6lg ,slae1ie-
4 ly
&ssg. ssaslg'ist Hgss aaseh b9kaing a
>ea,ses al evening aEseasistsss SaG size
Fpat 4 40 &lssss. bat elsse> 1as}Ri.1aht.
FHse Esa18 % eGa9sa will holid aiaeji
rfs2aEar ra7ssiigasr tss9d E5stRgatay ev'sn-
1ya- 0lr- gn9tg3 F1sstsar, Q!Jg8sEamu,9na
wj5l De g,sresesl1, sad. we haasa. &idJ
favor GH tHitA 8ue of ms eGqtsitaii ndTGs
&Glii8a-ses.
We gceU@ 6fe45ly gs5evsed to foear Of
sba &eath 81 Miss E3aa Fhia1iB's 9 gew
days ago. ass. ehillisls aqei3 alsa
"a Tailg pU9a For1Dpglg sas58eaa4a af
Deer Paas<, sona ttae dear giaaEp ej9a
" iq,7 3aas 5asi z5er.a ca8lfd h1zala, uas
II genera faworite w58h alg who kaaew
htr, No extend sNast heartfelt syUg-
loai0T i'o 1aff 1adeaVea mother, sguta.
ss and sisters. hopping that tsY9g a0aay
c'caa5 aa rsal5ae, sitter the asssi fs51 tes
days Of 43asciaoo. th2t ..&ge gs~etS
a2as 4sagGr@6 slcsp.' -
Oscar Fgasnsi, 99ost rs years old,
/. san Of 3lEs. $amael Fs5aaa. w9lila
tTa'tjgS es'osa3 yesterday. Hqssss his leg
ssoFzae ny heavy 3o@ OF STOOD fali.
5nE On ii. IL WIS SGT by DIR. !. W.
1aAQahi3u-
Az n inS Haa M5a@e J. a, Wheel.
ag. t@sllJsuares Hubert 11e'sa. Baltic.
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A 89gkl.sa,as [aessasss., ,

tis3ass1l "a. &sItsi 10 GSils aS 4jttsys'gssslses
ss1 lyif,9.sy5lis.r zaaanslb ill., :a@ aa1aSr
1slsn has it.,3 q Tatsas assnsaSasas sGtIt+'
issy aeqenSi. The e,laas ct sire @sse al
The sa}bebFila &aseEs@ 1,igH ~ sitA Rass "a
sVt4anase'SiSs5 u SsRssis- 49alastsaa. CLRaef
ssts 1'sss ;s!g ottEl' a,5isrgsesr@l ssta5
@fss ,asgGqseo than Hsa2lsris Hs&G C4aass'
seaa lsslils tagg s9S0sItitss y;tgtrgss'. 1!bae
.ea'sI&s III Haa,Sas'RzsI eqsa sa5& aaa
,orTGtts3a'ss'rsal oss,, &G4aasa TO MlJsts
t'hipElgsh yEel1satsl iISEsaaa salear sas
rs htlgg 8gsg ~sa1s lsse asaeS,ea as&t
mark 4lan9s68 1he 'ass1, saaa for q a3l9OS
Jlsrss z7;as 81 3alGsgSsne III 4ais SSa8easzi
1l01vls, LIZ 'isstill q gOassS .assn. lie
"a 0Dlg &fllSS' All &'e 's,sl9 1If age s23l hug
t'Gsgn a l9I3isgsSiel' -cssn4aaal ia 1ese l&g1-
ssgr ses1 Tyi.ye t5i8oe 1880, ss,sa D an e,0la-
G9aE4 OF Mig Desalaaslasils Ut The sssSe,
ta@p8e I{Dltbg5z=8sl. H. Is q Weae 10 -
tliaap- Rocking nlss1. HIS H. a}1lphsS3y
above a3ye .aH3ia%a As31g33s, with O.
aa1uRd. well GlARa-3us ga1Foe. EslR
head is large, @sfila every 4S,srHrs ri
his face islGli2satgs 6solitsf}In atTesalses
ter. ayhtse Is NOT q weak G7ass aa IL.
Ellis foashaad is trer3 brad 35'gs5g. 5s b.
nose is "a t62Sge Rsnaln sscaS, saas}sSs-
Meath which is q lgug, &lr0agiing 9atsiill,-
itstg Ilastaahe, The asa;S g59 Ala aRa
il ssane@th sbaR9n, sei1h tire ks1eassp.,
tj9n OF ONE in&h nj beard in Sr11y4 u
each gar, 43a is what H1ight aR easIi-
ed 8a'rk bb8nGis. Ms ;cos2geesTsez
is s.s fresh sEs that oil an EpglBh9art~
THE ex precision OF A22nknsas saN1
@sA1l3ihess apoh ass aafe GaaSsM
a'risnlfs Ion him at 1inca. lie s,oea gge-
whge@ mittoat making q plessasnt
aMgErssSi@n- Tie is assggStilg essga1fa'fi
and is devoted 10 his asiD5lr. Nts
stJfs is 81 niece oil 6xneaaa1 S,hasaelSS
and "a s5istar aT Nuns %SQn Qatasl9aa
g9entral Mikes lis s1eSs'eiio tssly iFana Ut
ersilirasg setienna. ftB esss tgstdas q
sslecialtg ri atsa stNdg Of 2s&s &aa;s9 gTss
yif8e&Gi,
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yrs ITaJksae Malta

The 81 hcag's match, audeT the Tagas
govern ing jh' great Enterazl Ib09l
T.As1 of Endurance h 5a hg5A ia cSew
York an %i2r. tTgan In 33aa Armefy,
81; 3 afclaGk Friday afternoon Of last
'resg ard w&S c0nD.Hgs5 3 O'clock
Saturday pren50ss. The entries were
aN Eronc Company r, aad wssr -
follows: Sergeant Boyer. tmlo Is e2-
tered iag tGe Ilaseraaiiooa. Te5iI Cor
nnrai Was>nl4n 2s18 Pr5gate5 White.
Wolf Eemp.sec ay3j Sweeney The
ps'a W.ere al 3n heavy marching or
dgE. EACH carrying G5 pounds. The
Second Battalion Band, of Western
port a rs IN a.5e2e79oce Friday night.
and rendered inspiring mgsjc, Con
SNe-abie Interest was taken 5B the
match by tle people Of Oakland and
vicinity The coatestsRfs all remain
Cd on the sracE 80 she 6nisa except
private White, who Withdrew after
completing Il miles. The fuli store
wa
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-04-04

dihssa aatnas i'm srs.i.lg--sa Sew 81 sitsasa
i tasagn.
q aaisjef'isg d tie 9,sDsp&e KsQa tsa4sa.
a De'fda1g paper sle glad to Sas a
ihA1aa i'sss joke IN the eDigasponltsncsa
occasionally, Ter thesy say they &lon7s
,aase 10 read q newspaper which Is as
dry az school book,
4 will BOW 9saPe gon an alone
agaiD- ana START on a aaalble,. whi.ge I
hRpA Tine E1et '''88al1s" 10 write 1aI
the aohalis Of this prosperous oo1araa-
aatg. HI don't happen 10 get my
''Pee9s2A" scratched Bat, s'uu will
probably fear from 1ne again asoioe-
i5aais sleaa1Eg the G,9th century,.
ItURA2h I2AA-Es1,1saa.
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Hisa.sp....la.ln4 lflIlHsIEEsfs.

aasaa'es2e 1.ic@nsss wGe 2ttantRa to
tie 5ol50@jRg pal9jes During tint
Eansh ID March,
Dihiel d. Gasah and Ida z. 49ss.
en-.
Aogsst4e Q,rsagr and ,laegie Wan.
nick.
smilA NJ Eadsna aua ntlia a.
Efeaa.
se5assln II, mocas epa aazzlia
Ml.le.
sssaaaes BIZ. vgoHSe and 1e, E1aaenrs
s{A N. Fsesa, aus niazass sses-
gaes
Augusta erosion and Mary B1ale
N'slgiaua I'll. GizagamauRu ag3 24as,
g2lfq r. l.. kitmMiltsr.
JSra3as As0ahAl3 aaSd G,e5sa2h ,
9Ios.saa.
5spb @, yatzy eaa 1a9Gisa NJ
Clan.
w. E. saag9@ aaa& I)4lahia O. Lay.
aaaa.
lscag e. Willard an2 AE&l-7 Q.
Nadeyss.
NoTvag 8E. a@ aC,8 1aasG,a 2
IQr0es,
Nil2Ssga Il C1l0i6g asY3 BdaR Bg2rlc,
rsgs.
a. 9G. Moore aud Carrie 3. NJ ;ig5aa,
W5.86asm Bogk@e38eF aJf5 &Ea1s
Gilsa lo&Qsoa,
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BerFarE

AZ last ws are having soTR;hi0E
like spr ~ weather and Odd winter
seems 20 have really t&ken his denar.
lUre, Spring bas Opened with p great
Deal OF sickness iasopr toNn as well
s. in ne!shDorin- districts. t5ougt ia
cUr Own immediate vicinity there
has been nesBiuE more 8erioUs than
violent colds. There has breD 2 few
r,ss2s Of n1easl essn Deer PARK daring
tha @9ss wesk or t@o, Mrs. ,, O.
Jones hss been g0lte j3i fos the Psss
wuath,
81 J =. ESrilfg reg Taova6 frcEs
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Ep9g ElIs3asn g32uE'sgs-

\ The s9ll@@iaG AZ u l5sl pf zeal sass2iqs
/ transfers Sled soy record in the tDslfsfrs
\ OF w. 81. 33Uee. Cert Of tha L5lrp5
conr1 for Garrett county, 63r The
month Of MARCIA
John Az uavfs and vile 10 e. In,
Tomnsaenl2. all ttals zig9l lille end
interest ga &aa 10 . pieces Of military
lsaf No gES, containing ia She t9efa
pieces 6 acres 8sss "a pitce heretofore
sold to Viggica3a B8sley F.; $50 90,
Thanaas Cio3ainE1or 10 Ceceii2
Ge1l5ngfon. military 3o5 NJ. Iz33
Containing go acres = rs.
Y tT'honla& Gos}3inCt6n sa Ce1lra
Br0asagton. lot No. 3 ca slsa Plat 81
-7-S7s5nss Addition 10 tas Iown cs
| Caasiana, ; s3ts. 90
4 Thomas Col32iaztoo 10 Cseea4lz
EndSlinstons part OF snilit2Tg Cot no.
s9as containing Il acres 8nd IS perch
6. fTs.03.
Thomas Co6j1in&ton 10 Ca,elis
Eadd5agtoa, military lot Ne. 1ZsS :
$500
nEuuniain Lake FST3Z Association
ts,> elary X. List, lots Nos 1850 and
4gg2 Oh The plat Of Mognta5a LAKE.
Park. 5 $500,
.JDsia'a RI. Gordon aDd Robert Fl .
Gordon. t4usjesas in g0Aa EScha3x 1ajl-
starry lnis Nos. 949 an8 Bs2. being
part Of ths lFaet known as "Westesa
Canal Conwaa3spa." containing rs
acres more OF less STsg.
John Schat1 @nd wife 10 Efary
Weber, military cots aos. SO Anfi ss9
iETs0.
George C. Perry snsa wife to Sarah
4. Friend. all their interest 60 aod
10 MILITARY lot No. 1z35, s.
Easzaipath A. Matthews to wra. p.
T'otsen, part Of ioi No 2. in Tot3RG's
ss1ss al vision of tine town oF,,rTsakaana :
$3.50.
VIVA. F. Tosten. Exeeatoc of Ezs-
kfaa Totfen, 10 Thomas Martin, bot
Flo. & of the subdivision OF military
sst No. sss. containing 81 acres :
sgT5.
Ciathsrian Griffith 10 Eliza Haven
en-, military lots N0@. g75S and ET52,
containing 100 acres, $50
Thomas w, AsAby eial to Jesse 7,
ashby, thsir interest in and 10 midi
lsty LOTS Nos. 15s0 and t5s2. IS and
ofhar considerations.
Jesse j. Aslahy Rnd wife to 2. A.
Taayer. military lot No. 1872 IS
and other considerations.
Franklin J. Bowser Rna wife to
Tsasr r. Umbel. part Of military lot
No. 1882. containing SGT arress : E45o.
Joshua M. Friend and wife fD q. M.
Steele, containing 10 acres and LAG
perehes Of land. E425.
Sarah B5waar to Jacob .BowSer,
military lots Nos. 1850 and 1858, Zoo
acres, $500.
Lloyd Zs0ma3eS and vito 10 Pat
rick Eyanailg, certain lands described
ia Gesa FROM William J, Read irus-
tee TO said Tnwndes and EaNili.
bearing date 18th. December 1898 :
$3.50.
Wa. r.. Getty. trustee. 10 Harriet
McK ingia and others, i0i No. 1G Of .
tract eSllsd w2ioNt HIS 2s28 arreSs
$1,000.
EsalSesIa 6Qf lin Easisnis Harvey
S acres Of e Tract Of land cslis6 - Ps@ee
sn5 PEsUty'' sI50.
Ellen aud Joseph Bsuses 10 GsosZs
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TSscs. IGassuanED C'8s2vss. 81 gfat|s,
aav u Crows tsaa f9a a lFng 4lsee9sfx.,
20 with 4 party Of Esasaas@!s,. elEeS~
ing 1hSa ylisatit1s1 lEaaIs pgDg5aeaa As
1laRir CbG9parinfa, ant3 RHssstg1EAllr
picking us q 1itt1s IN &al9ig GSMh Ar
count. An the process If 3GIgsR they
sastorne dfsgasre8 giSsa Edse lR4eatary
Of The Foul Feeding Of Shsar sseseA.
g5aips. aud Indignation sSl&s a4aSea 70,
Ghair Disguise when they discovered
That a,hsy were MOI getting SegssiF sas
Share OF the gaTriDr. ZaesefoEe they
sought the Hunters and gaaSiea ftessss
10 The Spot where the BGszsgdsB snsa=
Gid s0agrFgyata. when line BSzsasgd.ss
mad spen slain ths Cs1ws EEsaaasass,s
1l7tsir gJG3ytjan Of The St,o5as.
y0ur demand Is fusts "7 TaefpgnaetS
Esae Chief oftfae HGnSe3s. 'sgrgs y2s7r
sezrpad yao shall have tsas ESesiss g
tss BazYs,q1s, with the PsG2a S8tsial-
sssy4sen of knowing that yGa Aava
sazs gesa Do rid the forest tSf q Graf
NssEsanrA.'7
Vfssae Is ST; own Reward
and Is 1--WE Hg gsg'ga2ap % haT4sr saaa A
Dead &s3s5Gg sgsD@--E. =, W1rs5,
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""NDsT Sna@a4ss.' % as56 Eass sessssssi, !.
Fs5E vo,ssr Gat4seg aoEsc5Fs' fssG. sr5
groas5sas 10 pay 80 "a zesE. ssw
1z1resa griN ne owa ia stTGT. weShe e'
ssCrae 2lansfssa !a9llSgg.' =" sad .SsesaaGge.
ssToen AFRAID you 9i0E.'t &:sog yv3aF gAs-
e1t very xell % remarked tbs sss.cssa q.
ar. III may mt know ny Esssrsn
very well.'' Jrhaai8 EGaak1g e.
knowledge, "'bQt ] ara asasssa-s ssI3s
wS4h e. ."
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Died. Al 3ls.r Residence in [Saktasts
Mo, Saaa3aB 2.arnlns- March &sth-
1855. 14i4. E'nssn Tlalt, wife of u~ea
Hart, E~q., 30 ia. slssI9 ye9s oT he'
aga Deceased .ras m33ra tc9aNal
4or her vgalr ucitjaq qualities.
Died, al ihe residence Of he's
ri91tassr, ysar Oakland, sitter 3 aa5el
ll3Hes2s. ozgss aGlle2 !. F3lilliGs. "a sise
G1tia gear OF 5.tr aue-
Died, ia Oakland. MA. a. tes
ras 8aac8 of d. :. Hayden. Sunday
uaosw5ng,. 6areb s&a. 1855. c1 ooa-
sumption. Mss Isabella Savage.
dacebtefof Nj. Nelsai2, Savage. ia
lht thtIav-scsaah reas Of hey a&e,
Died. near nEaon1aiu Lake Park
Nd, NoGae, 5aH. Apr53 3s', 1889. "a
asD ef Hrs- a. T. S.ofe]Heyer. aged
ataas 81 years.
Piled. nr1g Gre Tsea Egansa, after
p hrs-f tl.aesa, 1seroh 8or7o. aeSS. AVA
Sophia R,saer, aged Sc years ara Z
onrtais.
-0fed, near 0A,siau3, 3lar,' S5s,.
ISL. Shame ;3~s.eS, as@5 * years
ag3 6 noasrs,
Died, al t'e sRs is,@e off,er ao,a.
near Oakland, Mr. E1aaces Best I'D
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TIE Aars orTnE Pazzinrwrs.

TIE AGES OrTHE PEEzinEU-s. -
When Grover Cleveland became
President Of the Uniten States ha
lacked fonrleeU days Of being as years
old. Only one younger mar had
been insug9raioa President and that
was Grant. who lacked six weeks na
being 81 pears OLD whan he entered
the White House, Franklin Pierre
was lhree months over 49, and Ar
shur and Garfield were each q trif3e
less ioAa50. AL shR Presidents have
bern older. william Henry Harrison.
yin his ss years. being !hs eldest o.
shnan all cit taking The oath Of oSiee.
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