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St Adams

our popular physician, DR., Moulton,
has got settled in his new quarters in the
Steward House, and has resumed the
practice of his profession. He has CON
nected his residence by telegraph, with
the post-ollice and the IIartland line.
Nov. LIST. Her sister, Mrs Eta Hanson,
accompanied her as far As Boston.
Lieut.. Howe, of Auburn, gave lecture
on the late war, at the Town Hall, Satur-
urday evening, Nov. Sd. The lecture was
under the ruspice> of the Sons of Vet
Grams.
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Enbden Center.

A very heavy rain the Sd clearing OIL
wrrn and sunny, which we are all glad
to see.
Mrs. T, +. Boothby is still at Skowhe
gan with her sister, Mrs. Wyman, who is
quite sick.
Mrs. David Young of Augusta is visit
ing her son and other relatives in town,
Joshua Berry, our mail carrier, lost IA
horse last week. Wilson Buns also lost
one of Il pair he used on a threshing ma
chiue.
School commenced in Dis. No. 4 the
18th. George w. Whitney Of Madison,
teacher
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Rev Daniel Goodwin of St Adams,
preached in the Methodist church last
Sunday.
Mr. Charles Nichols and family were
in town over Sunday visiting her father,
Mr.. Geo. Cook.
Mr.. John Rowell of st. Adams, is sick
with plurisy fever.
Mrs. Maggie Butt is quite i'll with
quinsy.
Mr.. Melen Ham has rheumatic fever.
Mrs. Joseph Ireland leaves this week
for her home in Granite Falls, Wis. lShe
will visit relatives in Hyde Park, Mass,
and Michigan on her way.
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Scion.

We see by your Athens correspondent
Die Bosworth calves age was disputed in
certain manner. They are months
Younger than the Hathorn calves just the
fame for all that. one of these calves
was dropped in Bosworth's barn and the
1ther in A. Rice's barn in Scion on the
|ast days of March last. Now the way 10
fettle this calf dispute is to take our
Ealses and meet each other half way and
|el some good judges of fine stock settle
\ his little dispute on calves.
Yours truly,
\. H. BoSWoEIH,
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HartIand

he schools begin Monday Nov ,, I'M
Il the instruction of Misses Freeman,
lIer, and Page, same as last term.
Detective True, is working up the
y Of burglary committed here last
eek
lherr Is talk of singing school, with
* Smiley of Skowhegan, teacher,
Nf, Geo. Surles has engaged TO work
'ae sriSt mill, for Elmer Smith.
slf Philander Emery of Skowhcgan
= III town Friday.
Mr, Nellie Cutting and Miss Thorn Of
'lsheld visited friends here last Thurs
Lemont Robinson is Inspecting shingles
I9rlNilIe for Henry Bradbury and y.
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SmithheId

The following Sportsmen, who have
been on hunting tour in Maine for Il
few weeks past, the guests of W. j.
Haynes, have now returned TO their sey
eral homes in Mass. Although the
weather has been none of the best for
outdoor exercise, nevertheless they en-
jOycd some rare sport, especially in the
FOX chase, having eight fox skins and
the pleasure of bagging quite an abund-
ancc of other game. \ pretty good
thing considering the very small amount
of fair weather
Mr. {. Brown of Mclrose. formerly
resident of Maine, deyotes his spare time
to hunting the fox, paying but little at
tcntion to other sports. He Ina, taken
great pains in the breeding Of fox
hounds, and now has some, he thinks n
good as the very best
The popular conductors Frank RUSSELL
of Lowell, who runs a train ON the b. is
NJ K L from Boston 10 the former
place, seemed 10 enjoy weeks hunt ia
the country among the hills and dglr~
very much. Perhaps the crack shot IF
the whole party was Mr.. John Haskell Of
Lynn, civil engineer of that city for
many years Mr. Haskell has the motto
ricty of winning many matches against
the best talent of America, among thcm
BOgardu~, champion wing shot Of the
world he also has the fastest record for
loading and firing the greatest number of
shots in a specified time, having broken
sol glass BAH thrown from a trap out Of
a possible III in twenty-five minutes and
-four seconds
Mr. l.. d. Ellis of Norwood is one of
tLp most plraSant and agreeable fellows
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Palmyra

II. NJ. Johonnctt and wife were called
to W. Palmyra last sabbath To attend thu
funeral of an uncle, Mr.. Maxim Of that
place
Walter Robinson left for Springfield.
Mass, last Tuesday He has obtained
employment in that place.
j. Il. Mahoncy, with hi, span is at
work in Pittsiield hauling gravel.
Miss Hattie Robinson is al home ON a
visit
Miss Annie Johonnctt. of this place
takes part in the musical concert at the
Nj. c. Institute, Pittslicld, next saturday
evening.
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Scion

Mrs lZenas Ilathorn had shock of
paralysis last Sunday and is quite feeble.
Election passed oil quietly, with the
usual amount of cheap talk
Mrs Eli Jackman was quite severely
injured by falling down a flight of cellar
stairs She was insensible for some time
but is in fair way OF recovery.
John Bean who has been sick for some
time, is not gaining as fast as was cX-
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Athens.

On Wednesday last, Freeman futile of
AihenS lost his fine Glenarm colt, about
months old, The colt with others were
p field near his house and jumped into
picket fence and was 50 badly injured
FIAT it soon died.
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PALMYRA.

Miss Nettie NJ. Patten went TO Boston
ast Monday morning where she will
spend Il few weeks with relatives and
Friends.
Mr.. W, B. Robinson has gone to Spring
rield, Mass, where he has secured place
f. work,
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pccted and At present /, not able 10 lit
up much of the time.
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The Norwegian bark Nor Captain b.
Johnness, from New York, October, .,
for Stettin, collided with and sank the
steamer SaNmundham off CoweS Twenty
two persons are missing and SUPPOSED To-
be drowned,
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nJnfir- Crow. y

Daring the 'unpleasantnesS' between the
state. and England there were located on the
opposite sides If the Niagara river a British
and an American fort, and during an arms
tee the soldiers Of both garrsons were accus-
toned to 20 hunting. Among the American
troop, was on long, lank, suffering speci-
r'cn OF the genius Yankee, who would per-
sist, in spite Of orders 10 the contrary, in go
Ing across the river on his hunting cxpedi-
tions One day when on the Canada side he
had had poor luci, and got nothing, but re-
solved not 90 60 back entirely empty handed
While passing through the grounds Of an
English gentleman, he spied a crow and,
biazD, away, brought IL down
Tho Eurl,hmau tad witnessed the shot
anGrcsolycd 10 punish the offender for poach-
ing on hi, private grounds As the Yankee
was loading bis gun he approached, and,
compimeuting him on his good shot, asked
10 look nj his gun The dnsIspecting Yankee
handed 10 20 him, and the Brlton, bringing
the gun ~ hi, shoulder and covering the
Yankee. abused him for trcspassing on bis
grounds. and ordered him, on pain Of DEATH
TO take bite ont OF the crow. The soldier
begged and pleaded, but to no avail The
Fnglishman had the drop" on him, 50 he
finally bit a piece from the breast Of the
crow The Eugli,hunan, after warning him
10 keep off his promises IN the future, handed
him back his gun and babe him clear out.
No sooner was his rifle returned than he
covered the Briton and ordered him to finish
the crow. Then it was the EngiiShmans
turn to beg off, but the Yankee was firm. and
the Englishman with many a WY face, did
succeed in downing several bites of the I'M
sayory bird
His wounded honor being appeased, the
Yankee betoOk himself back To the fort The
Fnglishman the next day went TO the Ameri-
can commander and told his version of the
affair. and demanded that the culprit he
punished From the description given the
American officer knew the offender must
have been the suffering soldier. and ordered
him TO be brought before them When he
came in the captain asked him if he had ever
seen "thc Gentleman before The Yankee
shifted une9sily from one foot 10 the other,
and after several attempts, finally answered
that he had when and under what cir
cumstaucosy asked the officer II d-d-dined
with him y-y-yesterday, captin," suffered
the soldier The story goes that his wit
saved the soldier from punishment Atlanta
Constitution.
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""1'cs, he had &c wifi Him Why did you
take itr'
81 did not tako IL. didn't even know be
had IL with him"
"lndccd VIII You kindly tell me what
Htisr'
Brian saw the trap into which he had
fallen
"Nol will not" he answered steadily.
WAS it n jewclY'
"No"
Was it an important paperr
II don't know
"Ah! It was paper | can see it in your
face And was that paper OF Importance to
your
why do'you asl,g'
Cation fixed his keen gray eyes steadily on
Brian's face
"Bccauscn be answered slowly. "the mar
% whom that paper was Of such value mur
jercd Wbyte"
Brian started ur, chastity pale.
My GOir be almost shricked, stretching
ont his hands, "it is truo after all, ard fell
down on The stone pavement IN a dead faint
Cation. alarmed. sunmoncd the jailer
and between them they placed him on the
bed, and dashed some cold water over his
face. He recovered, and moaned fcebly,
while Cation. seeing tina. hr was unfit to he
spoken 30. LEFT The prison when he got out
side he stopped for a moment and looked
back on the grim gray walls,
Brian Fitzgerald he said 70 himself
'you did not commit; the murder yourself,
but You know who did.
ConNnued an ncrt clndGy's paTSr
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NHESAPEAKE AND OHIO ROUTE
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JUNE 18th,
1855.

LEAVE RICHMOND:
s:45 am For Newport News, Old POINT Com.
fort and Norfolk, daily except
Sunday.
SIS am SUNDAYS only. To Newport News,
Old Point. and Norfolk.
il:lD am Through and Local Mail TO sill
points West, except Sunday
Pullman Sleepers from Clifton
Forge To Lexington Ky.
400 pm For Viewpoints News, Old Point and
Norfolk, except Sunday.
3 - pm X +. & L. Junction accOmmOda-
nor, except Sunday.
eco pm For Louisville, Cincinnati. Chicsgc,
Ut. Louis, Memphis, and New Or
leans Fast Express, with through
Pullmans Daily. Only route run
ming PUllmans West frcm 2ich-
mOnd.
8 $50 pm. For Old Point daily. except Mon
day; stops only at Williamsburg
Pullman palace car 10 Old ONT
1890 pm. For Virginia Springs and Ash
land, Ky, daily except Sunday.
Sleeping car TO White Sulphur.
ARRIVE RICHMOND
$50 an Virginia Springs express except
llCo an From Norfolk. Old Point, and
Newport News, O-;cert Sunday.
800 pm From Local points and the west,
daily except Sunday.
6.C5 pm From Norfolk. Old Point and New
port News, daily. Pullman pol
afc sleeping car fr M Old Point to
Cincinnati.
$50 pm From Louisville and Cinc,cDati,
Fast Express daily.
Depot Seventeenth and Broad streets.
Ticket offices: 1000 Main street and depot.
X. w. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent
WINS. G. WICKHAM,
Receiver c. s. y. Railway.
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Fr.cad-I called TO see, Comtly, if You
could letro have The so you borrowed a
couple a months ago Of me.
County do il possibly this morning,
dear boy.
Friend We'll. | was passing. and thought
l would stop, thinking | would catch you in.
Cour,iy-NeS; five minutes later and |
would have been out You are in luck yes,
you are positively lucly.-Texas Siftings.
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He Was Ambitious.

Can get position as canvasser for that
new book You intend to subscriber
Publsher-Do you know anything about
the book
eyes, I'm the author; and | thought il l
could get position as canvasser might be
able to make little money out OF it."-Lon-
don Court Journal
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An Ernnnmical rrnnositinn.

Prince PumpoInickel-Darling Mees Ellie,
loaf you. Pc mine am not Won uf Shar-
many'S richest brinceS, put hat four tou-
sand thalers year.
Miss Elsie--Why, pa gives 5000 year to
our cook.
Prince P-Vell, marry me, ind viii DO de
cooking Town Topics
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An Operation Without Ether.

"Ah, Glars" said a young surgeon after
hospital hours, as he sank upon his knees,
would that ! could gain possession of yonr
hearth
"You can, Mr.. Sawbones," replied Clara,
promptly but blushingly; "and without Civ
Ing me ether either. New York Sun.
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JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
4


GREAT TOURIST LINE.
JAMESON DUTCH GAP. AND WAR
SCENERY.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES LESS THAN HALF CHARGED BY
RAIL LINES.
FRS l-CLASS NJ AIS
The elegant and fast steamer
ARIEL
Carrying ! nited states haiD,
CAPTAIS DEfO,
leaves Richmond every
mon DAY. WEDNESDAY. AND FRIDAY
AT AN. (SrREtT-CARS CONNECT IN
FULL TINE icT above named places, arriv
ing at Norfolk about $50 pm Returning,
the steamer leaves Mort X, Old Point, and
Newport News on alternate days, arriving at
Richmond about $50 pm.
Through tichets 10 above named points on
sale on steamer ana al CARRIERS Agency, No.
lODD Ma street. Baggage checked thr- ugh.
STATE ROOMS ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk. Forts
mouth, Smithteld. Hamilton. Old Point. Nav-
erly. ami iiirksfOrd. Va; Washington. ID. c.;
Newberle. Washington. and TarborO. n. c.:
all stations on Alta tic 4 Danyiilc railroad
SeabOard a Roanoke railroad, Norfolk south-
genera ly; also, for Eastern Shore Of Virginia
and all regular landi0gs on toe James river
at LOW EST RATS. and through bills Is
sued.
LUC1EN q. TATUM. Vice President,
No. lllI Main street and Rockets.
IRWIN WEIsIGER, Freight and Passenger Agt.
imy2g #
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ARRIVE RICHMOND.
$50 pm.-MAtL daily except sunday.
9i5 an. -ACCOMM0DATiON daily (except
Sunday.
L. - am.-EXPkESS daily.
Sunday accommodation between Richmond
and Scottsville leaves 500 a m., arrives return
in 7:l5 m.
CONNECTIONS.
At Clifton Forge with Chesapeake and Ohio
railway for the South. West. and Northwest,
AT Lyrchpurg with Norfolk and Western
railroad ior ali points South, Southeast, and
Southwest and virginia Midland railway for
al points North and South.
at Richmond with Associated Railways for
all points In the South. and Richmond. Frede-
icksburg and Potomac railroad for the North.
Az Lexington with Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road. making close connections at Harpcr's
Ferry TO and from Pittsburg and the WeS<
alsO 10 points North and East.
Sleeping car attached 10 NIGHT EXPRESS
stops at LynchDurg.
SLEEPING-CAKS LYNCHBURG 10 MEN
PHIS, NEW ORLEANS and LITTLE RTk.
Trains marked daily except Sunday, DAILY.
Tickets sold 10 al points. Ofices' sls
Il st Mai treet, 1000 Main street, at
Richmond an Allegheny depot, Eight I'D
Canal Bt?eots- -
JOHN K, MACMURDO,
Tde5 GEM Passenger Agent.
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sale and retail Proprietor OF FTayser's On
ina Nerve ana Bone Linmcnt.
Il. T. REEVE, G2 East Marehal, p 'crit Be-
Duvol a Eorton's Horse Tonic, Pollock g Dye
pep-a Remedy, &c.
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Candy Manufacturers !:
Canvas Goods /:

OLIVER -. DYER. 6N f. Marshall street,
wholesale and retail. Sole agent for the
Cherokee Cough Drops
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Mrs. II. BANNISTER, sl6 <. Broad - 60
Lace curtains q speciality.
JOHN j. GEkING. corner of Fourteenth ano
Main streets. Tents. awnings, bags, horse emo
wagon covers.
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FREDERICKSBURG

DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
II AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.-Schedulc
NAY 9Th. f8S8-easteru standard
time:
rs am. leaves Byrdetreet station daily; stops
only st Ashland Junction, Milford,
and Fredericksburg. Sleeper 70
Washington. Leaves " Washington fos
New York at ll:40 am.
TIT am. leaves Byrdstreet station daily ex-
cept Sunday. Leaves sshin0ton for
New York at 4:l0 pm Parlor car to
Washington.
81 m. leaves Byrd-street station daily.
deeper TO New York.
1923 am. arrives at Byrd street station daily.
Sleeper from New York.
s:sS pru arrives at Byrd-street station daily I;
stops at Fredericksburg, Milford, and
Junction. Sleeper from Washington.
lO:l5 pu, arrives at Byrs.-street station dai
except SUNDAY. Pal Tor car from
Washington.
ASHLAND TRAIE6
DAILY EXCEPT sugDAYs.
400 pu. accommodation, leaves byrctstseet
station arrives al Ashland ar pm.
s4 pm. leaves Elbs; arrives ae hsnland al
6:2 pm
Si7 am. acComm odation, srrivee ar Byrd.
street station; lesees Ashland 81 80
am.
ste pm. arrives at ElSs leaves Ashland 8,
CA TAYLOR, General Ticket Ageus.
z. T. d. MYERS. General SUPERINTENDENT
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Il. wALLERSTINE & CO., II and ~ :. Ftf
teenth street. Potatoes, butter, bean j.
Dagc &c.
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Lumber

JOSEPH r. WINGFIELD. dealer in lumbei
and all kinds of mOuldugs and general
building furnishings. BIZ lumber cut e
order. Once, corner of Broad and Laure
streets. Richmond. Va.
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boots and Shoes:

J. X. TEASDALE. 1918 T.. Main etreet
$50 and g. mems and 81 and s2.bo ihd-'-
shOee.
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Dnir!ea

AIHFIELD DAIRY Formerly Westhaml. Al.
y. seventh street, and 10 +. MAN street
Fresh milk. cream. butter. butter MILK anc
cheese.
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Contractors and builders /:

A. {. HOT STON. so T.. Main street.
JOSEPH T. W1NGFlELD. corner OF Laure
and BROAD streets.
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ELT!s ABRAM, 9l6 L. Broad street. Money
advanced On personal property. Oftce CLOSED
from Friday az rundown 20 saturday
sundOwD.
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Country Produce :

j. A. GRASBERGER, 1i4s f. Franklin street
All work guaranteed.
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"Wcll--N-yrs~
81 thought as much. Man OF womanr
"I cannot tell You"
"Then must find ont for myself"
"You can't"
'"lndccd Why notg"
"You don't know where To look for her.
Her" cried Cation. delighted at the sue
cess OF his crafty put question II knew it
wasa woman"
Brian did not answer, but sat biting bis
lips with vexation
Nov, who is the wcmanr
No answer
Come now. Fitzgerald, know that young
men will bc Young men, and Of course you
don't want these things talked about. but
in this case your character must be sacrificed
20 save your neck What is her manner
II can't tell yu.r
"Oh. YOU know il, thcnT
"Wcn yes"
"And YOU VOLT tell mel"
"Nor
Cation. however. had found ont two things
That pleased hin first, that Fitzgerald had
an appointment. and second, it was with n
woman He went on another line.
"lvhcn did YOU last see Whyte~
Brian answered with great reluctance II
saw him drunk by the Scotch church"
"What' you were the man who hailed the
hansom"
Yes" assentcd the other, hcsitating
slightly, Ct" was'
The thought flashed through Cations
brain as to whether the young man before
him was guilty OF rot, and he was obliged 90
II
him
"1hen what tbs newspapers said was cor
rcctF'
Partly"
"Ahr Cation drew a. long breath-here
was ray Of hope
'You did not know it was Whyte when
You found him lying drunk near the Scotch
church"
No, | did not. Had l known it was he
would not have picked him up
"Of course YOU recognized him afterward"
eyes, did And, as the paper stated,
dropped him and walked away"
"NVhy did you leave him SO abruptlyT
Brian looked mt his qIcstioner in some sur
prise
because dotc-ted him, " he said, shortly.
"Ely da yoa dctost A.mm
n answer
"Was 10 because DO had admired Miss
Fro.tubv. and from an sp,oarances. was
,-oir., 10 marry h.rT
.,Weu YES . snllenlv
"And row." said Cation imprcssvoly,
stbis is the whole noipt mon which Che case
turns-Why did YOU get into the cab with
him"
~ did not 20 into the cab"
DTbe c,b,,o, d,,l,,.s tbat Won did"
UHo is wrong meyer came back after
RECOGNIZED WHITE
"Thcql who was the man who got into the
cab with Whvten
81 don't lnotyn
4sYou have no ileam
nVot the lcas."
"You are certainw
4.Yos perfectlv cert9in.N
an, soo,os ~ t,va b.c, dressed exactly
,;,., ,.,,,
DVorv rrolqlly could name at least a
dn2on If NV acouaintances who wear light
coat over their evening dress, and soft
hats
0Do vou know IL Whvte Ind any ene-
-
~. r.,..,.. ILL.,. ,.,.,,i,,, obo,4 hin,
-, 49, ,.,.'' ,',... en-, f,.,,lord o ebort
''- ,' - i,,or ~ ,r,ro5nc,ion 70 Mr.
In.,.,r,,, and b,d Tho ir,,ortiuonce IN osl,
NJ - ,,,,,e bir, -
s.Ivhsr, did yby,o livolr
e.n.,,.,, -, =. I-ila, ,t cha and of Grey
-
IL ,.... ,...,,,.y,
CT, n.as - ,,e ,,o,,,rs ord-ond-r besi.
-. ..r LII ~, bi,, ~
tlvLy,u
s,-r, l,.. ,,o,,,l .l.l,, osl.;rc Nfodce f.
-. t,.., I,.,.,ll,., ,hat s,o was on.
'N" : '''''' -''U '''''
,.,,
Al" -" uI' ana H0 90! IT,,
Lau7 n'u az me I'M I'm
va '.''' ,'s' $50 80
i D,."' i'ur i' ''',' '''''''''
- ~ ~" '''''' -. ,.,,,n
...Ts s' Iar5lad,' All ! n,inl sow her in
,,,,.' ,,assa,,o ms left tbo hovsen
,,-,no ,roeoc,,tior will brjp.- her forwerd a.
- -
very hAey' iHu.leToh,'y. -.-
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RICHMOND STEAM BAKERY, X. Ada'i
proprietor, IL ;. Twelfth street. Whoi'''f
and retail.
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Hay, Grain, sc.
Iron Works.

WALTER J. TODD, 49, n. sixth street. Cor
Arguments of country produce solicited.
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rarnepters and Huilders:

WALTER r. BRAUEk, stall, No. IL, tIS
Market. Smoked beef-tongues specially
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Carriages and Buggies

WILLIAM; q. FULLER. ITO +. Cary street
Special attention 10 repairing.
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A.C. HIGH. 1928 r. Main street Watches Gnt
jewelr. neatly repaired.
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Dyeing Esiablishments

Mrs A. ). PYLE. 3l6 n. Fifth street. liyein.
c'eanina, securing, ana carpet clean ~.
Manufacturer of the Acme kenovator.
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LocksInitha.

JOSEPH DELARUE. 7O2 Z. Main street. Sc J
hanging anf general machine repairing
nodels Cor patents.
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Mattress Manufacturers:

WALLEN & WRAY, Seventh and Grace
streets. Monuments, tombs, marbleILed man
ties. &c.
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Hardware and Carriage Goods:
A. CLARK 4 SON, l54O East Main stree
agents for Imperial chilled plows.
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Harness and saddiery

". NICK BEDFORD, 1902 (. Main street
sirr of the Horse. manufacturer and whole
sale dealer.
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Architects:
n. J. DIMMOCK, llG 4. Main '''n. Cos
rcspondence solicited.
BARRIERS:
WILLIAM II. GARDNER, s r. fr'.
street. Hair cutting. dyein2, ehavins
shaEpOOing.
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Endowment Agencies:

J.P. JUSrlS, Q n. Fifteenth street, az
agent. Established 1868.
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