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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-11-10
The attention of ladies is called to the C

The attention Of ladies Is called to the cele-
brated Ccnteneri fivc-hnttOn Kid gloves sold
by White Brothers This glove is OF the same
character with Alcxandre's glove, but much
lowerin price. They are good-no mistake.
lO.l3
White Brothcrs have the finest assortment
of fancy china and glass ware they have ever
offered. Look at their beautiful display OF
guest cups, vases cologne sctS, fine dishes,
glass bowls, salras, pitchers, etc. l0-l3
Ladies' wishing to buy a cloak are respect
fully invited to call on White Brothers. They
will find Ut their store good assortment or
the latest styles, WrUypS, New MafKels, VIC
toriaS, etc. l0-l3
10 pieces all wool black Cnshmercs. 40 and 80
inches wide, just opened al r. NJ. lladdon &
Co.
10 inch all wool black cashmere the best val
TIC ever Offered by us. Just opened Mt X. NJ
Huddon & Co.
Over 1000 yards A. bleached Sea Island
homcspun. heavy weight and soft finish, just
opened at r. NJ. Haddon & Co.
good over-coat and n good suit OF
clothing for Winter can he bought very rea-
sonnbly at the store of White Brothers. Job
Seed oats. seed wheat. seed rye, seed barley
for sale by White Brothers. lO-l3
Cheap black dress goods just opened at II.
NJ. Iiaddon IL Co.
Seed barley seed barley! ut P. Rosenberg
& Cos. l0-l3
Don't fail to SOW a large crop Of barley, rye
and o,is. For seed call on p. Rosenberg &
Go. l0-l3
Just received a. car load Of Rust Proof Red
Oats, 20 cents per buShel. 1918
Call on Z. Rosenberg & Go. and get your
seed rye. 1913
Brown Brothers. bird seed, lbs for 2jc. Mt
Snop1 t. Seufirr'S, 1916
Prepared putty, ready for use at Speed 4
ScuGfrr's, log
Don't wait for the cold winds to remind you
that there arc broken glass in your windows.
INT look to it. at once aud buy them from
Surrl & Ncuttcr. l1S
Don't forget to try the rabbits foot" cigar
nt Speed l. Neuttcr l0-i
Try the Royal Polish, IL supplies long felt
want-.n art ticle for cleaning silver, glass, &c.
II is not II fiaud but II genuine rOml article
and Il simple trial will prove It's superiority
For sale by Speed & Neutrtr 1O-G
We keep fiavo:ing extracts IN bulk. which
We claim is better Than the bottled, and VIC
can make II to your interest To buy from MS.
Spccd & Nrutlrr. 10-G
A place for everything, and everything in
Its place. Try Bantoiuc for max in. the bangs
stay In place. Sold by Speed & Ncnflcr 1916
a full line Of stationery, fancy box paper,
mems. ink, &c., slwayS Oh hand at Speed H.
| Sculler's lot
| Buy your fancy and stick candies from Speed
& Ncuilcr where you will always find it nice
and fresh, Jog
| Over 1000 yards Al Fruit of the Loom. VAIN.
suiin ANA New York mills, just opened ut X.
| NJ. IIudt,On & Co.
| 4 large lot of children undcrveSts reduced
| in price from roc. to 2c. r. Rosenberg u 20.
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EarfsiClIakes.

The earthquakes may he said to be hegin-
ming To he interesting subjects with which to
the weather. but now it is, .'did you feel the
car,huuake ?" Last Friday about twelve
O'Clock this whole country was shaken. On
Sunday at q few minutes before one O'Clock
two distinct shocks were felt. The people
seem 10 be taking some interest in them, and
from the manner in which they speak of the
severity of tho shocks we believe that there
is Il general desire to have real good shaker
--onc G that will make things lively. We are
perfectly certain that there is Il latent desire
In many q breast to hare q real hard quake.
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Hard nf WnrE.

Mr.. T. w. M..Mlliian and Mcssrs. Smith &
Henry are hard at work ginning cotton for
the pubic. Up to the present time McSSr$.
smith Il Henry have ginncd little over four
hnndred bales and Mr.. Mcmillan has packed
seven hundred bales at his gin. These gins
will do about rs much this year as they did
last year, though Mr.. Mcmillan thinks he
will gin something less than he did last year,
heing at present some three hundred bales
short OF the work accomplished at the close Of
the season last year. We omitted to get en-
preston on this point from Mc>srs. Smith II
Henry and cilnnot speak for them.
The Indications are, thnt most of the crop
has been gathered and ginnrd. The crop was
about two weeks later in maturing this year
than last year. but II seems to have matured
much more rapidly than ever before. In
many fields the crop has been fully matured,
present but little of the staple in amy of the
fields.
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Shoes.

Two cases ladies' pebble lace shoes.
Two cases ladies' kid button shoes, al Nos,
and rpHl bargain at $3.50.
Two cases ladies' kid and pebble button
shoes, our leader, at 100.
Two cases kid and pebble button shoes,
flexible sOles, $2.O.
Two cases the celebrated Geo. IL. Zeigler'
shoes, kid button, pebble button.
One case house slippers.
Two cases rubber shoes.
All tile above can be found at Il. NJ. Hadaon
& Cos.
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Divorced, and Resumes Her Maideis
Name.

Mrs. Elizabeth F. Linticum having sued for
Il divorce from her late husband Charles III.
linticum In the April Term, 1856, superior
Court of Warren County in the State Of
Georgia, and that tribunal having had
sufficient proofs submitted to authorize 4
total divorce cit was considered. ordered,
udjudgcd, and dccrced by the Court that the
marriage contract between said parties he set
a>ide aud declared void, and that the status
Of said parties be in nal respects the same ms if
no such contract had ever been entered into
by thcm," and she will no longer he known
by any other than her maiden name, Miss
Esiclc Griffin. She was In town last Mon
day and We get these facts from her.
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Nclc0nAp Back.

DR.. T. A. Andrews, druggist. of Shelby, y.
C who was with us until recently. ana who
left heca,iSe OF his ill-hcath, has returned 10
Isis old place In Nj. Pcrrin's drug store. Our
people will he glad to know that his health is
Snuch improved and h" is now In fair way
that ~ long life of usefulness is yet before
hum. He is in high favor with our reop.e,
and his skill as an efficient and Intelligent
druggist will make him a most uscfu' citizen,
our place.
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Hoaered Guest.

During the past week. we have had In our
community Mr. John J.. Weber. who Is On {.
visit to his father, Rev. s. 4. Weber, the he.
loved and highly respected pastor of the
Methodist church at this place. Mr.. Wehcr is
q member of the editorial staff OF the NerS
uud Courier, and is one of the abl-St. most ell
crsetic, and most intellectual young men en-
gagged on that paper which is regarded as a
s,rre>sity IN ~ many households lp South
Carolina.
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pul,Ilc RenoCactOr.

Mr.. J. c. Miller, at his agency, Is public
bencinctor. There Is now no earthly excuse
for wearing ill-tlttng or badly-mnde clothihg.
He takes orders for the most stylish and best
iii Ting clothing that can be found anywhere.
Give him an early call, and secure your cloth
Ing before the cod weather Sct'.
The ladies should remember that Mr.. Miller
has dress goods of the most beautiful styles,
III
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Lands TO Sell or Rent.

Mr.. 4. II. Mcneil of White Hall has an i'm
nortnnt notice I'm another column. The land,
the improvements. and the SURROUNDINGS.
are all of the most desirable. No better
farm, or house can he found In Abbeville
county, Call or lose q bargain.
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Secession Hill.

We expect to republiSh next week the artl-
Gle about sSccesSion HILL" which appeared in
these columns last August. If any man has
any corrections. alterations, or amendments
to suggest. let him say now, or else forever al
ter hold his peace.
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Wanasnaker's Goods.

Call on ]. G.. Miller, at the old stand OF Mil.
Ter Brothers, and examine his lnrgc line Of
samples of gcntlemcn's suits, wfich Will be
made TO order i'm the famous clothing house Of
John Wunnmnker, Philndephia. lU-l3 II
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Notice to Trespassers.

A IL persons ore hereby forbidden TO huht
y or shoot game on the lands Of Mrs. L. j:
Taggart, ], T.. Taggart and w. &. Benet.
]. E. TAGGART.
Mr.. Taggart expects trespassers TO pny for
this advertisement. NOV. lO, 1886, 81
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RcRly.Made Clothing.

Call on J. c. Miller, at the old stand of MIL
ler brothers, and order a suit of ready. made
clothing from the samples which he has ON
exhibition. 1913. If
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Dress Goods.

The ladies would be amazed to examine the
fine dress goods of which J. {. Miller has sam
pies. Call early and buy amy number OF
yGrdS at wholesale prices. l0-l3 If
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The Ink PAYERS.

The tax payers seem slow in paying up. Up
to last night only lbs receipts had been writ
ten out of total OF some 5000
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pure Goods.

When buying liquor for medicinal use, .pur-
ity is matter Of prime Importance. Call at
Thomas McGcttl.nn's Palmetto Saloon, ana
ask for Bakers XXXX Rye and you are
sure TO get something purc.-AdU.
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WOODEN piece Goods by the Yard.

Call on J. G.. Miller, at the old stand of Miller
BrotherS and select Il piece Of wooden goods,
suitable for gcntlemen's and boys clothing.
lU.I3 If
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Farm to Rent.

MFR. WALKER Of Iaurcns county having
El found 1t impossible to occupy the nous
which he rented for 1887 on. Hard Labor, the
place Is for rent. The farm is conveniently
located for school, and is in a pleasant
neighborhood to live. Apply on the pace 10
y. ii. HOWARD.
Near Verdcry, Nov. 10, 1856.
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House and Lot for Sale.

rl,HE HOUSE AND LOT belonging to Rev.
| S. II. JEFFERSON is offered for sale
The dwelling Is a six-room house, on corner
lot on magazine Hill, in the town of Able
willie. On the place is n we'll OF good water.
Terms and price apply to
Nov. /, 1856, tf
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Store Room to Rent.

rNHAT valuable store room now occupied D.!
MCssrs. PARKER & HILL, being one Of
the largest houses and one Of the most desiril-
bile pluccs Of business In the town. Apply t.
PARKER & MCGOWAN.
Now 10, 1856, If
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Be Careful.
Steel Engravings. Chromos.

01L PAINTINGS, at low prices, suitable
~ I r presents. Fine line of mouldings and
fram =. Toilet looking glass with levels and
ther hometer attached. New goods
j. ID. C1IALMERS Il co.
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OUR DUE WEST LETTER.
GOSSIP AND FACT IN AND ABOUT THE
GOOD OLD TOWN.

Pretty Women and Earthquake
Shocks--MiS SsiOnRries and Super
ytsors of observation-disclosures
Preachers--- Lovely Mridens---The
Temperance Cause'-. The Public
SchooIs.-AbOut n Thousand Other
IfCfnS.
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AUGUSTA Ca, Nov. 9. 1886.
Corrected weekly by Rogers Il Co., Cotton Factors,
Brokers and Commission Merchants, Wholesale Deal
rrs IN Grain aud Provisions:
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Roofing and Timing.

ing aud Thinning at the lowest cash prices. I
will be glad to answer all demands for my
services on the line Of the Savannah Valley
Railroad. Address me at At Carmel. -
Oct 4, 1886 K G. A. SHILLITO. y
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For Sale.

A GRADE ESSEN sow, with seven Scan
n tiful pigs. Apply ut this Office.
Sept. s. 1856. If d.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-05-20
STATE NEWS.

Rollo J. Landon's house and two barns
10 Cornwall were burned to the ground
recently. The FIRE started from defective
chimney. and the loss will be $4,000. with
$500 insurance in the North British and
America insurance company.
The boat race on I4Ako Mcmphremagog,
81 Newport. June 10, between Wallace
Ross and John Teemer. ID for purse Of
s600 subscribed BY the citizens Of the
place. The railroads arc also interested
ia the affair. and IL IL likely there will be Z
large crowd present.
The New York. Rutland and Montreal
railway officers are building depot on
Washington avenue 10 Bennington. A
gang OF Italians began the grading Friday
morning for the freight siding. and J..
s. Liudley has the contract for the build
ing. which no expects To have completed
BY Jane !.
Frederick N. Palmer. Boston physi-
clan. who jumped from the Portland
steamer on Monday and va drowned
With biz four ssrs-old grAndchild. Vas
Brattleboros postmaster during Folks
administration. He vas the originator OF
the first American postage stamp which
wss engraved BY Thomas Chubbuck Of
Springfield, Tor the postmaater's personal
use. These stamps verc 10 uss long BE-.
fore the government decided TO use
stamps fos tbs pre-. pay msnt Of postage.
The Palmer stamps bring fabulous prices.
ono having bssn recently sold for ell5,
while lee years ago one sold for $500 Il
sn auction. DR.. Palmer married Tor his
Arst vile the youngest daughter Of the
lsse JudRe A. Ksyss Of Brsttlsboro
Mn. W. D. Sawyer Of white River
Jnnetsou vss badly burnsd last week
vith kefosens. Sbs vent 10 bald IRE,
md suppos,ns IL 70 b extinct. turned
Some ksfnssos into IL when Il dared up
iuto her lace.
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A Public Bsnsfac tiop.

How to laundry linen IS It 10 done 10
Troy, N. X. has been kept secret long
enough, it can aud should be done 10 every
family. The ELASTIC STARCH il the
only starch in the United States that ID
put up by men who have ! practical
knowledge Of the laundry profession. II
requires no cooking. keeps the iron from
sticking and linen from blistering while
ironing, and gives shirts, cuffs and collars
that stiffness and beautiful polish they
have when new, which everybody knows
keeps them clean twice q long. Beware
Of limitations. See that the name J. G.
HUBINGER 4 BRO, New Haven. Conn,
Is on every package.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-05-20

L. d. Hazen's steam sawmill at Mills
Point together with 8. 0O0. 900 feet Of lum.
Der and three cars loaded with lumber.
and small dwelling house, were barned
last Friday evening. II 10 supposed IA
have been fred from machinery in the
basement OF the mill. Loss $40, 900; fully
insured.
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and We might also ssy-tims nd pain y
well. IN our advice TO good As06Sksspsrl
and ladies' generally. The great necessity
existing always TO have . perfectly sAis
remedy convenient for The rslisf and
prompt cure Of tho ailments, peculiar "a
woman functional irregularisy. constan,
pains, and all the symptoms attendant on
uterine disorders induces rs to recon-
mend strongly and unqualli6edly Dr..
Pierces "Favorite Prescription "--wom-
ans best friends. II will save money.
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Stock Owners Attsntisa.

Don't forget that one Of Weaxes Condi.
ton Powders is worth Ave Of any other
kind. Guaranteed 70 acurs swflled. legs
and TO rid horse Of VERNE. TO build Up
. run down animal COW, horse 6r bog, Il
excels everything Sold BY G. J. Wait,
Factory Point,
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A Beautiful Eastsr Card.

The Virgin Salt Co., OF New Haven
Conn.,, are making grand offer 10 intro
duce their salt Go and ask your grocel
for Virgin Salt and get an elegant Eastel
Card. In addition We offer ID extra in
ducement: pair OF Doves beautifully
Autographed in ten colors, Is natural Il
life, on large card 9x10 inches. Virgin
5alt is the cleanest. purest and whitest sail
ever seen or used. A large package costs
only 10 cts.
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a . a r. II

To ell who are from the errors and in
discretions OF youth. nervous weakness
early decay, loss Of manhood, &c., / will
send send . recipe that will cure yor
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
vas discovered BY : missionary 10 South
America Send seDf-sddreased envelope
70 the Rev. JOSEPH T. IsxAs. Station b
New York Cify.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-05-20
soott's Enulsiea q Pare

Cod Liver OH, With 0ypophesphlass
Possesses the remedial power Of thess
two valuable specifics in their fullest do
cree. Is prepared ia palatabls form,
easily tolerated BY the stomach, and lol
delicate sickIy children, Emsciation, Con-
cumption and all impoverished condition.
Of the blood Is ureqnaIled BY any Other
Yemedv
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-05-20

Notwithstanding much il said about the
importance Of blood purifying medicine,
possibly the matter has never claimed
your serious attention, Think Of it aowl
II. by using Ayers Ssrsaparilla, ron avoid
scrofula, and transmit health 70 your OF
spring, thank ~ for the suggestion.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-05-20

By land or sea. on the prairie or In The
crowded city. Ayers Csthartic Pills ars
the best Tor purgstive purposes. every
where convenient. efIlcacious, and safe.
For sluggish bowels. torpid liver. indiges.
ton. bad breath, fatuency. and sick head
ache. they are o sure remedy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-05-20

Mr. a. HIGGINS. u Wyoming. N. r..
says be had The pills. Tor nearly 70 ysAn.
snd VA eured BY using 0ilnors's Pile
Specific.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-05-20

REV. H. b. ERRELL. q Pavilion, N.
y, says Of Gilmors's Aromatic Wine: II
believer il 10 be most desirable remedy
to place in every family"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-05-20

RAlE7 HONEY Is the hest cosgh CA =. ~, 4
CHNny SULPHUR SOAP hsais and beauties. -
cFRMAn CORN RGn0vEA kifls Cosns I Bssisas. Ne
HILLS HAIR 4 WHisKfR DyG-Bisct 4 Blown. -
nKEJ TocrHAcHE DRoPs cure Ia 'Minsse, Nc
DEAn1 AnEuMATIc PILLS ass ! pns css, ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-05-20

The Connecticut River Lumber com
pany's mill u McIndoes Fails has start
cd up on night and day run, employing
100 men.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-05-20

Vermont furnished "a. 23S mon during
the rebellion 1t cost Of over 1900.
900, including bounties that towns paid
soldien
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-05-20

The Three Outlets Of disease are The
bowels, the skin and the kidneys. Rsgu-
late their action with the best purifying
tonic, Burdock Blood Bitters,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-05-20

FITS-AIl Fits stopped free by On.
KLNE's GREAT NERVE REWoRxR. No
Fits after first days use. Marvellous
cures. Treatise and 81 90 trial bottle fres
10 Fit cases. Send 70 DR.. Kind. 93l Arch
81. Phils, Pa.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-05-20

The CARPENTER Organ company Of Brat
tleboro hAd IN order Tor 10 organs IRON .
forcign agent lAss week.
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LADIES. il Lille and health worth pre-
serving' II you think %. ne Gilmore,
Aromatic Wine.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-05-20

Wa nsby wAs ssk. - esvs ~ cAsA.iA
whsa 80 - cAnA. 49, sisA - Casawh
Wa shs bssans Niss. - sisag = cas1s<sA
W. - ~ CAi,lsss. - esvs -. CnsAssia
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-05-20

wsiis' .MsugA - cssns'.
Ask for Wells Rough on Coma" LA
Compleis. permanent ours. Covna. wars
Conions
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Flies. reaches, anita, bsd-buga, rats,
mice. gophers, chipmunks. cleared ont BY
Rough on Rats" 15c.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-05-20

Many imitasors. but no equal. hes DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-05-20

The womAn's Rsiisi corps orsanisAd Il
Montpelier lsss March. nov numbers 70
members.
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ls.slIas 81 nas.

Nervous weakness. DyspepsiA Impo.
tenc4. Sexual Debility. cured By "Well'a
Health Ilenew~F." u.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-05-20

RAINS LEAVE MANcmEsrER


sstsAs Msh ss9oyn-Mixed.
G299As. N.YEsp iz.iVgn. ny. ESp
vua yms sosrM
iass,s a. h. from Troy 81; '. \. -Mixed
sssv.n MsaL i1tAn. MY. Esp
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RAsr poRsEr.

RAsr DORSET.
Prank II. Esgleston left on Thursday
70 put In Hswley's patent Sand Feed. for
party 10 New York and is expected 10
BE- gone abont two weeks.
The sand feed Ripley patent, Tor icn
gangs. iasely put into the marble mills Of
J. X. Freshly < Son. is working satIsisc-
toriiy. saving tho work Of six men daily.
John Mylot.. Who vent to Lcyaltor.
Dakosa. several months ego 70 nod ; new
home. returned o. Monday Of tho present
wset. He reports that others may DO OK
pecsed back here
Ill il reported that our town clerk.
Hon Geo. n. Wall, amputatsd n a. Of >
large dcad bsas On Tussday. Of The pres
s0t week. aad tAsa The operation waa safe
md successful Druin vas caught By .
Mr.. LAdd Of Dorset. somewhere up in
the ROCKVILLE region.
Thomas Cunniugbsn. son Of our John
Cunningham. Who lsLIy returned from
The mines 81 Colorado on . vistt. started
several days ago for Honduras 70 look si.sr
~ mining interest there. Of II. H. War
mr. a The arm 81 u. II. wsrs<r 4 Co..
proprietor Of "Wsrasn SAis Cure"
---1eesis spring aud ETHEREAL niidnsss"
ars hsrs this ,eas earlier than usual This
spsins On ths frsa day of Nay come d our
apple ssss were ssssiy Ia blossom. In
is7A % shst dsas joseph Taylor. IN en-
ploys 81 d. L. Ksss 1 Co. drsv . I've
Ion block Of marble % . sIsd from ths
Blss I<dse 70 The ccupany's mill 10 this
viiises. W. saow bs,ns abous icot deep.
---oss d our cisixsas. HArsvsll Kssdall.