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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-28
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DAILY ExcTPrsUNDAG.

DAILY ExcfPfSUNDAY
The fsyorass sones ~ Elaltiaora Thssissnsrs
On tais azaArs models u beauty. elegance, snf
comfort Leave Richmond iJazl aai pP ".
mniVo ~ ba1lmors s1s A. NJ hAve Baln.
usOcs al 5 y. NJ; arrive A. Eichnoad I'D all
IGsa9 A n
fare Rlshmoni To DAittnors IinseiAss,s2
The Soss River lire Affords superior sdvsa.
tnGas " bnsinsss msn IN onabiinz uon v
lesSe k,canons hea[ ne eiSse o. ms lays
morning after having enjoyed delightful
uights rest FREQ tr0m tAs dust aRd notss q rail-
vny uavsL
WET POINT ACCOMMODATION
Ieays Kichmons trssasy-hirs
Arrive hseRmond trw,aU-III -
btrsst doy,op neutrality-suspicious. 'oiloF' L
'DsIfy. fDsiiy sIcspt sunday
Depot All uckotSf.lce; Foot virginia strsss
UD.tcvn sdl0e Conner Teath and Main otreosA
JAA l. TAYLOR
General Passenger Axeas
IS POTTS,
DTsion Passenger hEen5
SCI. BAAs, Tranio Manager
PEfroH RAhBoLPn. GoaerAi Manager
DICHmoND, FREDERICKSBURG
commencing MAJ s i0SS-sHstera STANDARD
"a A. NJ eagss Byrd-3tfoef station daily, stops
Only az Ashlsaa, Junction. Milford,
aad frederidksbuTg sleeper -
WAxsineoon- leaves Washing tont)t
New YOrx a. Ii.t9 A. n
il.R A NJ leaves Byrstslrest station daily, er-
eept sunday fOGyes Wsehlngt ns1r
Neg York as Gao p. n
t-NF. NJ leaves BYEj-suses station csiih
Stosper - ssv Tark-
mas 4 n. arrives ~ Byrd-snest stAttoa esilE
sioep0r frofa New fofk
b,t4k. n. arrfVosa1 Byri-Sueet stAnoa dany
si0ps ass'rsd sricksourg. MILFORD. sna
J1R1uon. Heoperfr0n Washioxvo4l
iGDP n, asFYss 10 Eyr,i-strsss stAtloa aAls
szesSs Sunday
AaBLAnD TRAiH4
Dolly sIosPv sUsDLN
sSrp M accognuD1e tiOo IssYcs Byrf-srees
sfafioas arrives ~ Ashland ~ p. H.
t14P. n. havss hgbs arrives ~ Ashland ~
et2 Z: n kaIss " Milford during
eEDe>t23n.
sGLM. ssoearnoassion, arrives a Btu i:
ktrne< sl4Iloa. saves Ashland AID
a. kaGB froa lnilford aursos Ia
Dc@isoR-
kssP. n, srrfyss At Elps kxvs Asaiaai a.
bdzR. n
C. A. TATloR. general T1ctss Agvat-
& + u hyKxA enssrzl 81 poriatsEdsnh nJt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-28
DEPARTURE or sPEAsTEHs.
o~-~~--'--> -n0-N0<- -0-T4N~
old DOMINION STEAM <{SfN
" AHIP COMRAHL --s2ssA@s

COAFAAIs
FOR NRW YORK
STEAMERS IaAVs RlcanAO BVEkY TUESDAY
aad FRfDAY a. r. n.
e.eamora leave EeV York fox klchmonf
RVKKT "WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY a.
n. arriving in Mshmona MONDAY ana rhi-
DAY AOkhiSGb -
cabin frre 70 SeU 1ork va Jaznss-hFor
route dncludlug meals Aad oorthl. -|-....s %
Round MD tcksgh limited 1I<V eAu
after dAto " issss.. HW
fteeraRa Via 81 bsistsncs. eW
etearaxe Hiiheut sGSSi4tencS..... $500. 10
Cabin fATs ~ Chesapeake AID ohto rail-
road ...,........s.....-.ss .-..s.-... Nv"
oatdn fare 80 Richm0nd aDd Petersburg
railroad. -. 80 -: 49,. :: ~
Ticksts can be oetzrsIsssd et A W, Garosrs. 1903
Main ssrses: ChesADraks snf Ohio aod khn-
yond and Pes0Fs burg dsPosas an4 ~ eoanpeays
afnoes 1901 attn s1rook ana wharf heckSslA
FreiKhn forw ded saf tsroaga balls d ladias
ssued for poina ssy0sd Nes Iort-
Frelxhg resolved dahy sasil boar a. saltnG
FnnasaRsrs bsaFiAg kiehInee2 on hohyAsA
~ EsDAfs. WEDNESDATA f1UKsDA Is, and
EaTURDATs b. no okesapeake and ohis raii-
way tsfs HoRpor1 kswD ~ Ess A. n. snd ~
Es1nmond AID PetsrsDukg railroad ,sazns aAyss
Al i0rlS A n win EAako oonEsction - NOD
FOLK with steanox ssaEing hose eays.
GkOk9E W. Al14EN 400, Agcas<
We. tsst Mann co sod
Ras3 cea1@sy's shssL necsstsA
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TRAINs NoRTRWAkp.

Daily tDaily exceooEusfsy
sTOpfINt,-PLACax
Fox q ana II make seop& No ~ stops
only on sigual al hsnch sster asd Chester. Va
Is stops only on signsi .i Chester, CenusuA
and Manchester No. IS stops On sigah sstl
regular stations No e. siops on signal ssan
regular stations ami alss ss Tempis's ana Pof.
Welthsu Nos 81. 81 -. - ~ IS 81. ssd 8 VII
atop As Al stations FOR passenger
PULIkAs-CAR sEkftCA
OnTrains Nos II ana ~ slsopins-cars betsess
New York aud Tampa, TiA. lsA JacksonsilleA
ON Trains Nos u and n slssping-csrs ootves1
Warrington aud Charlsstoa- Tn Tran No -
sleeplng-cars between New York aud Jaokson-
yillN On TrAia No. a sieeplns-ears oetveea
WasAingtoa and Jscksonvals soax
TIE ONLY ALL-RAlL LINE TO NVnfobA
pcemond .:io~S, 4 NJ / Norfolk. zee. .2soP "
Rchnond :. 800 P. n. Norfolk. ......S.S5 2. Y,
Norfolk. .rs0A. N. 1 hich 1ond al 50 4. y.
Norfolk .sI:foP. N. kicnmond... Sis 7. N
These trslss are make elOsS connexions nc
rarnvtlie LyncnDurg and south sestsrn posntS
epd ali stations en- she Norfolk and western rail-
road, except the 1898 usia- Passengers zoe
poluls west Of Petersburg should tase ta9 %
A n. uRin instead. h.sOLLt.
ErD. MYgss General superintendent
T. NJ EHxRsoS. GonsrAi Passenger ASeni
SOL HAAA Traac AAaAgss Anil
RICHMoND AND A VI. AALEdHANf
SCHEDULE or TRAINS IN EFFECT
OrlDGsk "a ISIS
ONLY LINN RUNNING SOLID TRAINS AND
PALACE SL6NPISG CABS
BErWsNs
RICHMOND AND LrNcHBURo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-28

HAY, GRAIN, AND ALILls-EEED.
L. We Grs Offering chI.ce
HEAVY CORN DRAM
al very low figures 'Phobs 5j6.
THOMAS s. WlNN & CO., Fe9d-DeslerN
Marshall street uetaonn FLU and sixth
81 WIN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-28
ron TEMPERANCE.

Marietta Holley ("JosiAh Allen ;
Fl'o") Is G temperance woman ana
h,oa the election Of the Prohibition
candidate.
Mary A. Livermore is speaking IA
virous parts Of the country IN behalf OF
General Fisk. She left the Republican
party this year and denounced Il for us
sleged broken pledges to the women .
bli,rage party. The Republican zen,
elai COMMITTEE. 10 OBJECT her loss hired
Mss Anna Dickinson, at high ngute,
B. 20 10 indiana and Illinois and work
ia Harrison. Anna hAsn't paid much,
y any attention, 10 politics for . iong
sue having been q great inyaiia Iof
'so OF moro years. and she IS taking
1er the old issues that should nave
9,een buried twenty years ago; ooo
ases NOT care Who wins the night nor
Wal the party majority may Do sh0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-28
~ AnRAM 5. IIEwTr
NV YonK. October q. 1855.

s Democrat and ought 10 have the
aer 10 vote for her husband. She
would make good use Of the privilege
..l go tine whole Democratic State aud
l.tonm ticket
t'ss Mary L. Eastman, the well,
.ouu suffrage leader, says she would
DID,, TO vote very much, but she Will LOT
r which Of the candidates she would
nor with her ballot. Her friends
tnk it would he General Fisk.
frances y. Willard Is stumWng. the
country for Fisk. and she says two hun
dr.I thousand temperance women would
,.te ior him If they could. she further
c.y, tat the temperance women VIII
~. ma some hard work in the next four
,ers for the right Of suffrage, and
el-aeyer this justice is awarded them
tov vail pat u Iyohibitionist IN the
V te House.
h,v. Phubo Ilanaford, Of New haven
Conn.,. IL an advocate Of the Prohibition
party. while the Rev. Olympia Brown
~ Wisconsin, would like To vote Tor haf-
BISON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-28

Mrs. Sarah Is. Bolton Is likewise,
and no also is Mrs. Rebeoca Harding
Davis.
As among men 80 among Women there
ia diversity OF opinion; one Is a
Democrat. another q Republican, ana
the reasons given are aboat the same.
n is not unlikely that il women get the
ballot they will be as anxious to manage
primaries and bet on elections as are
their fathers. brothers, and husbands
now. Human nature is very much alike
in all ages and under ell circumstances
"oLD TOMS"
Maybe Shakespeare Tor Bacon) was
RIGHT when he said aDame was nanght-
mi II no had come back nowadays he
would have had to own mp to at least
enough exceptions 20 prove his rulS'
one OF them is "Ol0 Tom S, oil which
l sing. In tho very hears OF busy clty,
a ouiet alleygay, once street, leads on
broadway to where still more lgnooie
tborouohfare meets it headiong and 70,
co;ls The first is Thames street. beloved
of old bv pious folk vending their way
from Lombard street to the portals OF
OLD Trinity the other, mere thorough 81 -.
fare now, but once tho abode OF tne
"oldest and best, as they say IN LOUIS
ara of the ancient city. Where they
meet hangs outward = creaking sign,
two. sided only 20 those who know II :
-, enc aide a portrait of "Old Tom IN MS
fo -, Of ease on the other his Likeness as
,'o .".'seS h;s MANY customers, who we're
bSswise of course his friends Is was
ns;pssd over Gfty years ago by one who
often had his cheer and now sleeps the the
same sleep. The sqssre-baiIi, modern s~ssara
mid with cutoff corner, before
which tho sign swings and creaks Is no.
the one be and his made famous ! lV ,Ss
AGO. bat the place is the same ana J, Tue :
Welcome Is hearty ss OF yore. ~ =
chop,hoase nov, once . say ,sno !. sbs
long ego no man can SAY. bus iovO !" Wv
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1888-01-12
Money to lend on real estate seopri-

| Money to lend on real estate securi,
ty, j. J1. Boads.
Married ON the 9th inst, by Rev. d.
.. Murphce, Mr.. John Ellenburg, to
Miss jamie Holdeu--all OF Pikons County.
Jankins Reynolds, who lived near the
Carson Mills, now owned by John G..
Boggs was horribly maugled in the ma
chinery of the mill on the 81 inst, He
was caugt between the cog wheels, and
instantly killed.
Married, Mt the residence Of the bride'a
father, MIR. William SEelton, on Jan. LIST
1888, Mr.. II. Z. Jobce, to Miss Alice
Skelton-both of Pick, ns County. Rev.
M.JoneS, officiating.
Mr. Frank NJ. Cary has bought the
Keoweo Hotel, in Seneca lie is an old
hand at the business, and knows how to
make his guests feel ut homo.
a prisoner need not try to escape from
Justice Jaynos, Of Walhaila. \ few DAYS
ago, one tried 10 give leg bail from bis
oilice but lie out Run him III fair and
square foot race, and brought him back.
The aalutatOry Of the EasIoy Mc3scn
ger under its new management, a. w.
HnGgor@, editor, an Thomas X. Hudp-
ems, publisher, has tho ring Of the true
metal. We welcome thasebrptbron into
the maternity, and wish thom Il prospcr-
GUS uew year.
Mr. E. Hester and Mr.. II. w. Condor
left. Easley last Sabbath afternoon for
Jocksonvillc, Fla. They have our best
wishes Tor their success. We do not
want any better printer, or rs to that
matter any bettcr y0Ung man TO work on
a paper of which we hdvo the manage
mont, than Eihrrt Hester. lie is expert
strong always ready and willing.
Pink Rogers, colorod, was committed
to jail last Monday BY JuSticn Go43est
chnrGod with attempting to commit an
outrage on rather weak minded white
F1rl lass Sabbath. Tho girl is dauyh-
Ter OF W'!liHm Zones, near !iuHiev. rhr
negro was deferred from his purpose
by the screams Of llis INTENDED vio,im.
1t looks very much like something has
broke loose in this County, and the cr-
| cllmStiucoS call for q rigid enforcement
Of the l,w.
4 plot"act"I meeting com?norcea in
the Methodist Church Il! EnSlny novt
Sabbath. Jr. Oliver, of Srartinburr,
and others wiIlasSet. Rev. j. +. AnGer-
son VIII preach ut fIcl"ms next S>aDhath
NJ II A. NJ.
Mess. Bowen and Ro"r', made II rail
III hc"dy Cove ON tho night of the stu
lnStiut., and W. suppose Il is proper 10
say they bfoIi" M Il well eStnhl,;rr,i dis
tllierT. Ihc furnace wns warm, and tncv
fnunG lG beer stands Hnd one Iloi;n s,tuuu,
SIX b"nG inii OF beer, but the still w.ts
just gone.
There are s"rcNtnan rrj.;on"Ys in MI
/ 4 Iva. gri, =
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1888-01-12

Horses and Mules for Sale or .Ex-
change. l.. G.. Charles, Ccr6aI, S. O..
Some think thcro's nothing like fine
education,
1t gives to the g;fo6 such eloquent
toHstes;
But DR.. Dulls Cough Syrup is the
thing III creation,
That knock into smithors pain in tho
lungs.
GRAND JURoRs:-The following is a
list of the Grand Jury for Pickens CGun-
ty, drawn by the Jury Commissioners,
to serve for Shis ensuing year.
VIM. NJ. Hagool; w. w. Ford; Roht.
J. Mattison; Il. G. Gaines; James z.
Lay; John A. Robinson; Ephraim GIL
strap; j. NJ. Winchc3tcr Enocl B. Rich
nrdson; Newton L. Martin; Matthew
Hendricks; Thomas II. Smith; Esly NJ.
Hunt; j. n. Jurphrco; y. y. Jones; J.
~ W 'SADCLily hCliilNtl M. ttN, II. Is.
LutIcm.
PETIT JURons:-1. 4. Ti&liihix; Emps
Freeman; q. II. Bates; John NJ. vii
liama; y. $. Freeman; J. NJ. Stewart, =.
James NJ. Porter; =. z. Dalton: GEORGE
j.. Bowie, Joseph 3. Hooper; VIM. Ellis:
Wm. Il. Garrett; J. Tyre Cooper; Tnmoa
i. Bororghs, Z. Clayton Smith; Moses
". Simmona; Robert j.. S;c%!e: \. B.
ChaStain; Frank p. Berry; Med. Farm.
or; \. s. Lesley; Wm. j. Pond,r: Silas
". Perry; VIM. VI. Jones, ir; nnyliS S.
Boggs; John !. Drake; !. \. ALEXANDER:
y. $. Wilson; Th0mas c. Martin: .Eohn
y. Brown; Thomas y. Huntor; \. J.
Bradley; W. .. willard; Fred Williams: ::
G. E0r!o Hamilton: H. e. Shirley.
EFEN% want "a tGs>n:' .REsir!r
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1888-01-12

, Strictly pure lead is chenl}ost. Sloan
Bros
A marriage notice in the Spartan las,
week started OF thus: "Huggin-Hen-
jamin."
Seven pistols in the Office of Sumter
Trial Justice at one time is n significant
travesty on the law against concealed
weapons.
George A Ellis last week went TO Lex.
lngton, Ky, to attend Wilbur 4. Smith,
business College.
Misses Alice and Eva Austin of Cali
tornla are visiting relatives ard friends
and friends at Eusley.
Paints and Oils at bottom prices at
Sloan Bros.
Bill Arp lectures il Boton on Thurs
day the 12th inst
The public schools for Pickcns Town
slip will not begin until the 9th of July.
Read the E'wsaa we publish them from
week to week. We gave synopsis Of
the entire work OF the session i. our last
issue.
Pretty much cvc'y thing in III paint
line Mt Sloan Eros.
A letter Gated Arnistor, !.!a., IAN. ~,
says that Mr.. ID. j. Greer is we'll pleased
with the place and that he wants the
SENTINFr..
Mr.. I. Y. Cox who hoe hoon c,nr,linc
for Mr.. T.. Z. Sloan nF Prndl,tcn is a.
Picf"ns fra few davs H. vii! not
return to P"nGloton. i'2nnll Is q steady
industrious young man and will achieve
success
Mr.. Eliot HOMEGROWN, os I.;5"rty
Township, certainly deserves the ribbon
-. for the largest log in the State. It
weighed, net, 1902 r"nnds It was Of
the Polond-Ci ina variety.
J'he GHnrra I7ro:. Press GAYS: IT.n many
fi"nGs Of Mis% NNitic Stewart wiz l,c
glad t" learn ti,at sta is racov"";np from
n protractel s,'o!i OF tvpAoi.l fever.
Mr.. 7. y. JT"rG"ic,:e iuf,n,ns 70 Hat
"'' '' ,''''" ''"''F'S' "' f'N S'':'. =
. 't'''i''''' "''' ''"H'F' l." mas "a'npi"@
A'''"'
NIr. Jol,n Tro, ran v''ro lived in T.arr-
ena County G'"l or tie 5!h inst. 10
~nS vas, " 'i"''''F !" .'n'S i'"1'"'M Nr"nn"n
of tlIi@ place. lie I,aIc8 Il WI n,.d Scv
e'"' 'i'-"''P'
Window glass ut E''oan nros.
f,o,,n,,i,+s novo ,,,o, ,,,o,, - n,;a -
flee that the Fields mail for tie last two
weeks has gone wrong, rot having tnn,-
cd up ut the proper Office ut all. This is
n great wrong to IFS and onr suhecrihors
While we are sure it was net Intentional
'0li ''''''''N''' '''' "e "'oi'''" ny "r'''r"-
'''A0'
DR.. T. =. Gary, one of the bnse rhva:
clans i'll the State died athis home in 81
o1Yile on the 3lst inst. While a r:ombcr
v. VIC lr""7e nc Gao ,'"oA iof L" profess
-,'"' 1'0 was " nrlS'' mason. j'e was
r,o'' ,'"' ,'i"'l'' 11,;'' r'oS' o' 'Ae I'faN"
''p'o' VI '''' 'r'''''''
Married on the Gth INST bv Ecv
Lnoli"S A"'oP''' ut his reSidHnoe' NJ.
LhcniJ 1Io"''' |" MISS E''" ir'pp--ail Of
'oNoi'" oo''''y. MS MAKES 403 coup
'0' maj 'e' 'J C'c'o 1om loopcr.
On the 9th inst Mr.. Charlie !. Bogcs
WnS married to NT;aq Arnio Nro.uio,, L,
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1888-01-12

EEE's% EVaht "a tGEn% .1rsir!n
or PhUG TOBACCO, as? Your dealer for
"Gan1a> EGEe'"
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In Cours oy COMMON .f1>a5~
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1888-01-12
J1AILY.

III &2l97s:;;,ll!!,~.g- /; In y7xy xcE ;
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1888-01-12
Eeichsnom0 q ED.anyEileE u 3D.
PIEDMONT AIR LINZ. ROUTE
CONDENSED SCHEDULE,
August "a, E8GT.

V2tna rum by 10Th Meridian time. OIo
our Faster ih"H 4nth Meridian time
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1888-01-12

NEW work OBSERVER,
NEW NGIGE&-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-12-20

Are You disturbed At night and broken
Of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain OF cutting teetbi Hso,
send at oncesnd get bottle OF Mrs. Win.
slows Soothing Syrup for children teeth
ing. II cures dysen.ery. diarrhoea, reen-
ls,es the stomach and bo~els. cures wind
collie, soitens the gums, reduces infama.
tiou, add gives tone and energy to the
whole system Mrs. Winsloss 500 isg
Syrup for Children Teethipg is pleasant
TO the taste snd il the prescription Of one
Of the Oldest And best female physicians
aud nurses 10 the United States, and 10 for
sale by all druggists throughout the world.
Price. % cents . bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-12-20

Tho tran.sios iron long. lingering and
psiaful sickness 10 robust hsalih marks
an epoch in the life 81 the individual
Such . remarkable event 10 treasured -
the memory and the agency whereby ihs
good health ha, beea si,sioed is gratefully
blessed Hcnse Il ], lat 20 much Is heard
10 praise Of Electric Bit,ers. 30 many ietl
they owe their restoration TO health, to the
use al ihe Great Alternative and Toaic. II
you are troubled with any disease o. hid
neys, liver or stomach. Of long or short
standing you will surely End relief BY use
Of Electric Biiiers. SOLD a, 800 aud 81
per bottle al J. n. HAap's Drug Stare
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-12-20

Christians tree and sntertsirmept 81
The church. u 10 expected that oil the
presents will b 70 persons ont aide ones
own family, - Il u desired 10 make use OF
The occasion 10 increase friendly feeling.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-12-20

Probably 40 one thing has caused such
= general revival Of trade at j. N. HANDS
Drug Store "a tLeir giving away to theil
customers Of go many iree trial bottles o.
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump
tion. Their trade is simply enormous il
this very valuable article fromItbe fact that
il always cures aud never disappoints
coughs. colds. asthma. bronchitis. Group
and all tbroa. and lung diseases quickly
cured You can test 1t before buying by
getting a trial bottle free, large size 81.
Every battle warranted.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-12-20
sTATITEws


/ G. A. Butehinson Of Pcsehsm lei. . lsmI
burning over nishi in bis milk house, ant
10 the morning the building wasn't there
rubiic squares ere great blessing Il
the community. We can cay The came fol
DR.. Balls Baby Syrup; II is the bes, rem
sdy Tor the cure Of all diseases baby hood
hss 10 encounter Price only ?5e.
Mr.. r G. PLianey. sersesp.at Arms-si
the sis'e House, isa candidate for the
position Of Superin,endep, Of The erection
Of the new Federal building q. Mont
pelie,
II your bowels are eostiye take dose Of
Lafsdof. ne know Of no better medicine
Price 25c
Mrs. Oliver Wells, aged 10 years. fell
down stairs at DR.. Tillotsons house 10
U1dsrhiil, causing conclusion OF the brain.
which resulted 10 her death two hours
later.
Salvation Oil routs and bsnishcs oil bod
lily pain instantly. and costs only twenty
eve cents bottle.
b. L. Gri6ith Of Dsnby has completed
= new telephone line. II miles long. be-
tween biz Office and his mill at his lumber
job 10 Peru. II gives perfect ssiisfac-
ton.
"A bull 10 china shop" is out OF place.
but bottle Of d.. Bulls Cough Syrup 10
the china closet is IN place. For Group,
bronchitis, sore chests, and colds it is
prompt and efiicscions remedy.
The Rutland Herald asserts that the
project Of connecting that thriving town
with Woodstock directly by rail will be
revived in the spring, with q promising
outlook Of success.
For the laundry. JAMES PYLE'S
PEARLlNE is invaluable. 1t clesnses the
most delicate fabric without ipjuriDg it,
aud saves vast amount OF wearisome la
bor For sale by grocers.
The annual meeting OF the Republican
state League will be held in February
when delegates are to be elected TO the
National League Convention which meets
in Baltimore the last Of that month.
Ely's Cream Balm. The best remedy
for its purpose l have sold. John Hook
or, druggist. Springfield. Mass.
An article Of real merit &C. p. Alden,
druggist, Springfield. Mass.
Those who use 1t speak highly Of it. -
Geo. A. Hill, druggist, Springfield. Mass.
genuine American eagle was caught.
At Wsllipsford, few days ago. The
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