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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-27
Hard on Chicago.

Mr. Wabash ion urgent business from the
west, 10 seryantl-WilI you say to Mr.
Gotham, that Ma. Wabash, OF Chicago, would
like TO see INN IA soon as possible.
Seventies, sir. lReturned) He is
just changing his linen, sir, and will be down
at once.
Mr. Wabash-Very well. Soto voce)
Changing his linen, and ths only Wednesday,
Well-well' p Tho Epoch
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Truth l. Mighty.
Iames-Puttin' sand in the sugar.

Grocer to boyl-What are you doing.
james,
James-Puttin' sand In the sugar
Grocer-Well, that won't do You must
put the sugar in the sril, and then II a Gus
toner asks ii We put sand ia our sugar YOU
can truthfully say no. You will find. James.
as you acquire more business experience, that,
in tho long run, truth always pays.-New
York san.
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Richmond Live stock AIarkes.

RICHMOND. Va March %.
RECEIPTS -2ls head cattle, Ia sheep, 4sI
hogs
SALES --2ls head cattle, IL sheep, 4ol
hogs
PRICES Cattle Best. II to gross :;
few extra higher, medium To good, to Al
gross common 10 fair, 3 to 81 gross sheep,
IL 10 6igross hogs, 9. to Il net. bulls, q 70
3. gross
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A. c. HOUSTON. ~ +. Mln stlrct
JOSEPH b. MlNGFlELU. ,omct 40 GAUGE,
and Broad streets.
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Mrs. Al. PYLE. 80 y. Fiithsipet. ts.I =
cleaning, securing ana carpet ceHf
Manufactured pt tho Acme HHuHNtfHi.
Mrs. H. BANNlSTER. sl6 l.. BrDad tf...i
LaCe curtains speciality.
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He Doesn't Need Support.

Ny son, when workman begins to lean
against his house twon't be long before some
other man gets lien upon it-Burdstte 10
Brooklyn Eagle.
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Grain aot Cotton l.cnanss.
krHNoHu. VA. Mach 70.
oPPKRiNo- REPORTED TO SECRETARY

kemoSo VA. Mach 70.
ogFgRiSos REPORTED TO SECRETARY
Wheat -2laO bushels
& rB Il, l.. bushels
Oats Il is bush. s
Rye.-H bushels
Orchara-Grass ecd 10 bushels.
SAILS REPORTED 40 sECRETAkt.
Wheat-Lonsberry 500 prime Oh private
terms. Mixed, $50 bushels very 20 = at 93c-
Total sales Of wheat. $50 bushels.
Cra.-Wat' 40 bushels p'lra 81 e5c
% bushels IT me a Gjic. l5J bushels pnme
at 63c ~ bushels prime on private terms
Mixed, 20 bushels prime go &c, 81 bushels
prime at &c. T Ia sales cf cjra, sos blsh-
els.
Oas.-Wiuter. - bushels very goof at
As spriny tD bushes Ne-y good on pE.Va' =
terms. Tot-l sales OF oats, l3s bushels
Rye ~ bushels very good az lie
Orchard.Grass Sc d.--lu0 bushels OK pr
yate terms.
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DIED.

YAkCEY Died. March 18th. at 100 H.
Mrs. Emily J. Yancey, widow Of tho late
George w lancey.
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Country Produce

If. wALLERSTfNE y CO.. ID aut j. SIN
teenth street. Potatoes batter boA i-
hagc, Ne.
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AlRFlELD DAIRY formerly Wr.flIni ill
\. seventh street. and Dos g.. Nam ,tu.ra
Fresh uIilk. cream. butter butter uNs. sad
cheese
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Tobacco Market.

RICHMOND. VA. March 20
Trading on Change today seemed
very light. We hear OF a few filters sold.
Offerings at auction small.
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OLIVER b. DYER. 81 T.. Marshall street
wholesale AMI retail. Sole agent l0r hs
Cherokee Cough Drops.
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HAY, Grain. &c.s


WALTER }. TODD, i26 y. Sixth street Too
signments of country produce soic..od
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". NICK BEDFORD, liH T.. Main street
sign u tie Horse. hanUiaCtureraui aL0ie-
sale dcglcr.
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Carbolio smoke Ball Comrau,

Oaice. No. 10 N0r'- Eighth ,troet Gmmn.
zee % cure colds, ca.rlh. and a.I bead ana
throat troubles. Free test glNcuat nit.r.
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RAILROAD BoSDa.
ChioaCn irnin and Produoe Market.
CBmAGo. March 26

Reported by C. +. Redford 4 Co.. Grain
Commission Merchants No. & South Twelfth
street.
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John J. GERING, corner of Fourteenth ans
Main streets. Tents, awnings, bass horse ana
wagon covers.
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Contractors and Builder.

J. \. GRASBERGER, iti, T.. Franklin stisst
All work guaranteed.
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fmploymenI Neen.l.s
Hn,dnaro nnd Cnrrlnre Gnnd..

]. 2. JUSIIo, \. Illtc1ufh slTDlt, ID Z
agent. Established l,bS.
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Jewellers:
&C. HIGH. 1873 Z. Main street. Watches anj
lewelry neatly repaired.
Loan Omccs.
ELLIS ABRhM. 30 +. Broad street. M.ny
advanced on personal property. Dil. ti'
from Friigy a.; shutdown e. SATURDAY az
sundOWu.
L"ek,miths:
JOSEPH DELARCE. 10g b. Maa street. ..,l
hanging aud general machine i,pl .ilf
Models for pateEt'.
lumber
JOSEPH +. wlNGFiELD, Dealer l. ..m.l
and all kinds Oi mouiil-i tli -rHtfr
building Furnishings. Eil lumbar emit o.
order. Office. corner Oi Broad nui I4.il.
streets. Richmond, Va.
Marble Workers,
wALLEN & WRAY Seventh aDi Grace
streets. Monuments. tomt@' marble. gen IN'"
ties, nc.
O1attres. Manufactures:
ADAM DIACONT, s0. B. Nlr4ha street
Wholesale and retail. Repairing neatly Anl
r. +. CsEBiE CRFNsIIAw. eDl Eaf Br.D
street. mattress maker anl upu' teror
wholesale and retail. Repairing Leu 4Hi
dnrably done.
Mineral water 3Ottiersi
CITY ROTTLING HOUSE. So y. lf~si
street. Manufacturers ot Vanilla PnD rua j
and mineral wdcfs.
Paints. Oils. So.
RICHMOND PAINT STORE, 2 b.. Broad o. Do
Paints, oils glass, aud painters supplies.
Paper Hanging
!. J. DAVIS. - Y. Ninth street. SHa 10
awnings, oil-eloths, and paper hanging.
Plumbers. Gas and steam Filters
q. F. BEDFORD, 1910 l.. Main street. Praou
cal plumber, timer, gas and steam inter.
I. Z. TfEsLEY. AZ Brookayenue. steam eli
gas lifting, Timing, sc.
Railroad Ticket Brokers.
CRAWFORD 4 HALVES, lQd East Mua
street. Ia lroad sud steamboat tickets u
all parts Of the world bought, sold, ani
exchanged.
Real Estate Agents
A. j. BRADLEY y Co. Thirteenth and huI
streets, Manchester. Agent Tor the lDtetS
burg Savings and Insurance Company
q. s. NASHON & son. No. y. Tenth street.
X. Is. CHAFFlN X 90, NJ. y. Tenth street
street.
VIRGINIA nUBnEh CO., 5l3 T.. Bsqadstr
Betting, hose. and an kinds ct rubber soOds
Rubber stamps
ATLANTIC RUBBER STAMP MANUIA
TURING co. l2l7 4. Nam 81 Manutao
Jurors aud importers OF stamp nOgeiiios
OLD DOMINION UBbEH STAMP WORKS
NO Bank street. Agents wanted sonI iOf
circular.
Sign Painting;
-. :. THOMPSON. Franklin street. under *
change Hotel. Advertising sign artist
Board fence and wall -lgusa specially.
l., LIPSCOMB, No. p y. Ninth street. oisn
painting and gliding on glass.
Soap Factory:
X. GARCIE x Co, lfio Franklin street le'. 10
hshed ls.a). Toilet and Laundry soaps.
Tailors:
T. W. Stage. Twelfth street, under American
Hotel. Civic and military tailor
Undertakes:
A. "A. MORRisETT, No. Il seventh st.scf
Manchester. Phone, %.
Wiz. Mattresses ana Cote.
r, ". LOWE. s2ii f.. Nam street, mlaD1ts2ta
rer of Champion Woven Wire Aattosas'
and Cots The beSs and cheapest IA the mar
ket.
Wood aud Coal
ELBA COAL YARD (Elha station, Is al
and Pine streets. W. ). Pitcher. agent. ~
Kinds OF Coal. Wood. and Coke. ~"
phone. 80.
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Harness and saddIery

A. d. CLARKE & son. 1910 East Main sire.
Agents Tor Imperial chilled pl0Hs.
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Carriages and Isrgeies

WILLIAM G.. PULLEH. lllO D.. Cary ST.
Special attention 10 repairing.
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WALTER +. DRAUER. stall 30 y. F.nt
Market. Smoked beet tongues especially
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COTTON REPORT

Market quiet.
QuOtdtOaS.-- Midiling, Jic: low mid
ding, 9sc.; ordinary, DC.
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Boot. and Shoess

]. r. TEAsDALE. 1915 l.. Main street. g
$50 and 81 mems and . and 81 .aIr,'
shoes.
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ASA SNYDER co, lDI' IoI-Il Cay 5u0-t
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-27

ELLIS ABRhM. 9i6 +. Broai street. M.1,{
advanced on personal property. Oit" ...
from friigy a.; shutdown g. >aIunihy az
sundOWu.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-27

&C. HIGH. 1873 Z. Main street. Watches and
lewelry neatly repaired.
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DIRECTORY
or RELIABLE
BUSINESS HOUSES

BUSINESS HOUSES.
The Directory 6cloio Of rel,a5le and o.oa
business Aouses, giring their locat,ln a1I
business, riU be Jound Gerry nscfa rs Il soyr,,
of reference fer Information rsla.,oe : ~
and all the different brdiscAes Of 5usine,,
Analytical Chemist
Or. HENRY FhOEIING, Il :. Twelfth s.r,o.
chemist 20 Chesapeake and Ohio and Rio
mond and Allegheny railroads. Specs' =,
tention 10 ores and mineral waters.
Architects:
NJ. j. ID MMoCk, ll3 r. Main street. Coz.
respondonce solicited.
BARRIERS.
WILLIAM II. GARDNER, 5l8 Z. r,
street. Hair cutting, dyeing, shayrl
shampoOlng.
Bakers
RICHMOND STEAM BAKERY. r. Al.
proprietor, II s. Twelfth street; WLo'e.D'
and retail.
Boot. ana shoes;
J. r. TEAsDALE. 1873 l.. Main street
$50 and 81 mems and . and - iaIfs'
shoes.
WALTER +. DRAUER. stau so. y. Fnt
Market. Smoked beet tongues especially
Candy Manufacturers;
OLIVER b. DYER. 81 +. Marshall street
80
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JOSEPH DELARCE. 1.2 b. NaA s'r... Oh
hanging aud general m.chln- i,p,i .il
Models FOR p9ieLt4.
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RICHMOND STEAM BAKERY. b. Adj.
proprietor, II ). Twelfth street. Who.e.i
and retail.
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JOSEPH +. WlNGFfELD. dealer b. ..m..I
and all kinds Ot m0u.dil-s flt @rntrr.
building furnishings. Er' lumbar emit t
order. ONCE. corner oi Broad nui I4lre
streets. Richmond, Va.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-10-02
rrnclIcnl Ihilnnthrnnhr.

To do good 70 tho utmost limits Of our eapa-
billy the FIRST duty as IL IS the highest privilege of
the true Christian, aud In no way can moro real
benefit be conferred upon mankind than In making
known far and wide a sOre aud certain means of
escape from that deadly malady consumption.
Where is the family that does not reckon among
those of its circles who have gone before one victim
20 this drttU disease? 1t chooses the fairest the
brightest the best, and when fond parent sees pale
consumption stealing into his loved daughters bo-
som flushing her cheek, bleaching her skin revel-
ing like living worm, upon her yitas, who would
not hail as deliyclcr sent from heaven one boar
Ing in his hand remedy which would save his dar-
Ling nom the y0wning grave, The mother nxiously
watching The boy Of her love, who at the threshold
OF manhood is seized by the destroyer and dragged
with ruthless and untnishing hand down 20 the
tomb, Naul1 bless VITA al a mothers heart the
power which eoNd tNVo huu. Such a ROVER exists,
ana benevolent man, himself a brand Plucked
from the ooasumpaye ire holds ont tho hand of
hcIp and without asking for remuneration is ready
10 communicate The means by which he was cu!ed.
Al he wants Is 20 be told who Suffers. You can senda
letter to I, a. Slocum, laS Pearl street New l0Tx
city and by return YOU VIII receive ree two bottles
o. remedy which is positive cure.
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STANDARD GOODS.
That Is What the People Say of The Consti-
tuition Machine.

J. II. Everett SugGr Valley, Ga: I received you
machine some time back and am very much pleased
with it. works Ikea charm. 1 can recommend
it to any one wanting machine.
A J. Phillips Georgetown, Tenn: The Premium
High. Arm sewing machine your agent ordered from
you for me last fall is better than I expected it
would be- It beats the Singer out Of sight.
John c. Priest, Sylvester, Ga: The Hlgh-Arm
machine was duly received, and we weil pleased
with it.
W r. Blaloek, Iyndorer n. c.: The Low-Arm
sewing machine that ordered of you came safely
TO hand. 1t has been thoroughly tested and gives
perfect satisfaction. My wife says she had soon
have it as machine that agents selling around
here for SIS; she having tried one of them. I can
safely recommend 1t TO all who want q frstclas
machine.
Jacob Deck, Rock Spring. Ga; Ny machine has
arrived a 0. X. We well pleased with It SO far.
Think other machines can be sold here
J. w. Mum, Timmonsville, 8. G.: received the
machine IN due time and IN good order and has
ried Il on ali kind Of goods, and it does as good
work as any machine can do, and great many o
our GeighbOrs has tried it that have mtehtnes that
cost twice the money They all say when they buy
again they viii buy Premium, for they can save
SIS and get a better machine Friends, ifGny Of
You wish to buy a machine, try THE CONSTITUTION
aud you win be pleased with your investment
T. J. williams. Gainesville. Ga: The Hgh-Am
sewing machine ordered through your agent here
came all right We have tested 1t thoroughly and
are well pleased with it. l saved SO by buying
your machine
W A. Baxter Carrollon, Ga: l received the
High-Arm sewing machine ordered from you
August 22d, and after fair trial am more than
wen pleased with It, Those who have other makes
Of machines say that II they can dispose Of them
they arc going to get THE CONSTITUTION.
r. T. Prescott Bascam Ca: 1 received your
Premium High-Arm machine in good order, and
NY wife is highly pleased with it. She has used II
resuler every day since she received it, two or three
months ago, and likes Il better every day. We con-
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money. and Is far better than some have seen that
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/ that wants machine.
| James Laner, lientone, Ala: The High-Arm
/ Premium machine that 1 ordered from you came
! safe 10 hand aud am well pleased With it. have
tiicd Il on difeIsnt kinds Of goods and Y can't &
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Log Ca bins were not
hot-h oUses and the people
who dwell in them we're
not hot-houEe growths.
They were a hardy, healthy
generation, and the remedies
used wore siWplo prepara-
lions, reproduced in Warmers
J. ~ 0bin Cough
dom Enn.n.fN ND NNnrnnr,s
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A nrI1nI,en Hnsband,s Fate.
cable Letter New York sun.

Cable Letter New OFk sun.
Nine NIandler, residing in the department
Meurthe ct Moselle has just pronounced marriage a
failure by killing her husband. He came home
drunk, aud the wife throw pot OF boiling water
over him as he lay in drunken sleep, indlctlng
such terrible injuries that lie died in fearful agony
a few DAYS a GlerwaTd. Although the madame abused
the court. and called the witnesses pigs and tolds
extenuating circumstances were found, and she
was sentenced to only ten years penal secyilude.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-10-02

and Consumption Remedy and Warmers
"Iippocmoe, Clio great stomach tonic.
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fTofn liie
Clarence, dear" said the girl anxiously,
what in the world do you suppose papa would say
hho knew that You drank beer2 Yea know how
very strict he is'
'iiui be doesn't know it, DARLING" responded
Clarence reasuringly Eve bad a drluk tocctoer to.
day, and We both took whisky"
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All Fits stopped free by DR.. kline's Great
Nerve Restorer. No fits after first day use.
Marvellous cures Treatise and SZ.V0 tlal eot-
tIe free Il liz cases Send TO Or. Kline 9ji
Arch street, Philadelphia, Ia.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-10-02

at is fact" that Hoods Sarsaparilla dose
cure scrofula, salt rheum, and other diseased
or affections arising from impure state or low
condition of the blood, overcomes that tired
feeling, creates u good appetite and givese
strength to every part OF the tySlem TRY it,
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-10-02

INDIANAPOLIS, september @o,-tn 2 speech
delivered TO delegation which visited him to-
day, General Harrison said;
II have recently been talking and have one
hing further 90 say nbout the surplus. tCues of
"GOod" "Goodr' "rrats what We want 20 hear
about There IS very proper use, ttiuk. that
can be made Of moro than - 0o0,QOo Of IT, Daring
the civil war our custom reccips aud our receipts
rom internal tsx $. which last had brous at under
tribute almost every pursuit IN life inadequate %
meet the strain upon cur treasury, caused By the
civil war congress, exercising one OF the
powers Of tlq copsitQtpn, levied direct
tax On tie s,0Ss Ohio raid her part Of H. lnliana
Tald hers md S. did the other loyal safes. The
fapN cyu states were in rebellion, ana li4 POT Ray
Uer0s Now we coale tQ The TING When the ~.
was made that congress return THIS tax % The states
that had paid IT, APPLAUSE The state or indiana
would have received one million dollars which my
fellow citizens OF this state know would have bten
great rcligI Go our taxpayers tn tne prrsopt cond
t.o'i ofoag Treasury. lCheen.l ! d1 not snow The
al Auount Ohio would have received, bui 10 was
ranch larger VI any one q IS why repay tAS TAX,
tlls ILLUSTRATE uWll BE- o Sufficient answer suppose
fyC N .u an associated "a business The corpora
tiou suffers LOSES. and iis capital s rmQUlVt. An
assessment tCccmte NECESSARY, aui three mcmlcgs
r1v their assessment " hite two DO not Tue corpo
lau0n is again rrospcteuS sud tecre
Is surplus @. money IN tAe tseai.
my. What shall DO done with lU
N.niscs''y Justice requires .het thc two delin.
sucgt stou,i pay uR 0r thcrc should bc tctuacd
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LATER CAREER

Try Carriers little nerve pills for any case of
nervousness, slecplessness. weak stomach, in
digestion, dyspepsia, etc. Relief is sure. The
only nerve medicine for the price in market
In Walls at - cents
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-06-11
vassalboro Changers on serenade

II will be remembered that not long ago
the newspapers gave a glowing account of a
wedding in the fair land of Sidney how Mr.
b. i. liussey left Boston one night, Drawing
the perils of bowling winds and lowering
skies came to Sidney, married the lady of
his choice, crossed the breaking ice of the
kennebec, hauling his bride on hand sled
and showed up in Boston a married man af-
ter an absence from his business of only one
day.
The members of Oak Grove Grange admir-.
ing this display of determination and pluck
decided to serenade the happy couple, who
are now stopping in Sidney. In accordance
with this determination on Friday evening,
June sth, a large company of Changers, &C.
companied by Stevens Cornet Band, which
is surpassed by none in the county, gathered
at the river bank at about O'Clock, and uu-
der the excellent seamanship of Skipper
Cole, were soon landed on the Sidney shores,
from whence they quietly proceeeed to the
residence of Mark Bean, at whose place the
couple are now stopping, and after a few
choice selections by the band, were invited
into the house, where u most pleasant even
ing was spent bountful collation. was
served and at a late hour the jolly Changers
babe adieu to Mr.. and Mrs. Hussey, and took
up the line of march for home, the band
playing Marching through Georgia." while
the farmers ROSTERS crowed in wonder, the
pigs squealed with delight and the citizens of
Sidney, in scant attire ,ornamented the cham
Der windows. All present had good time
and returned home with the best of wishes
for Mr. and Mrs. Hussey.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-06-11

A horse driven by Mr.. s. E. Cross of Hal
lowell, ran away in this city yesterday fore
noon. The horse started to run on Cushnoc
Heights When opposite Hotel North he
was in a slow trot. Some Jealous persons
near Aliens corner tried to stop him by wav-
ing their arms. This frightened the horse
and he turned the corner into Market Square
on the dead run. Whirlng around the pile of
paving stones he tipped the carriage COM
pletely over, wrecking it. The horse attempt
ed to RIM between the iron railing and the
post to which the derrick rope is hitched, at
the corner by Partrdge's drug store. The
horse was thrown sn, where he was caugh,
and held until released. He had a narrow
escape from serious injury. While this ex-
citement was in progress, three large CANNES
volunteered to help out the entertainment by
a free fight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-06-11

E. Bainbridge Munday, Esq, County Atty,
Clay Co, Tex. says: Have used Electric
Bltters with most happy results. Ny brother
also was very low with Malaria Fever and
Jaundice, but was cured by timely use OF
this medicine. Am satisfied Electric Bitter.
saved his life"
Mr.. d. /. Wilcockson, of Horse Cave, Ky.
adds a like testimony, saying He positively
believes he would have died, had it not beer
for Electric Btters.
This great remedy will ward off, as well Al
cure all Malaria Diseases and for all Kidney
Liver and Stomach Disorders stand unequaled
Price so cents and 81 at J. NJ. Mixers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-06-11

Rheun atism, Gout, and Neuralgia, are ter
ribly tying diseases; for the cure a which
men have experimental with many different
drugs, in the endesv' to fnd some thing tina
could be relied upon. Nothing fer' tofurs
discovered has had SO much success as Men
ards Rheumatic Bullets. They are a pleas
ant remedy, easily taken, and almost al
absolutely certain cure dollar invested
in bottle Of them will paw you better than {
thousand in Wall street. If you need then
ask J. NJ. Mixer and c. B. Murphy & Co
or a bottle