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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-06
aHAL ESTATE.
Important Transfers OF Real Estate In
KeDnebec County.

Important Transl0r0 OF Real Gotato q
Ksnnsbsc County.
The following are the transfers Of real
estate for the week ending Aug. 3:
Au0CsTA.-Anna A. Eaton, Elizabeth W. Eaton
Mary n. Eaton. Louise Eaton and Abby r. Eaton
to james u. Devine and John Coughlin, ali Of Al
susta, land 900; Henry Boynion to Henry B. Pen
ney. both Of Augusta. land, q 900; Joseph II
Williams to augusta Lumber Company, both Of A
gusts. lane, t20O
BENToN.-Henry Kelley Of Fairfield and Jane,
W. sylvester u Benton to Andres }. Foster Of
Pittsheld, land, t7l5.
GARDINER-Fred W. sawyer OF Bath 70 Geo. A.
Oliver of Gardiner, land. 80.
HALLOwELL.-DsnielT T. Cleaeh to Geo. =. Sim.
mons. both Of Haloweil. land. q, 900; Sssan Good
win to Geo y. Simmons, both Of Hallowell. land
efOO.
OAKLASD.-Geo. 7. Benson TO Andrew J. Libby,
both Of OAKLAND land. t223; Andrew J. Libby 10
Geo. T. Bensos, both Of Oakland, land. $500.
kEADFIELD.-LydaA 4. Morrill, TO J. r. Dudley,
both OF Readheld, lssd, $500.
sinSkr.-Charles Taylor to Ellie A. Taylor. both
% Winsiow, land.
vAssALsoRo.--C Charles Taylor to Ellie A. Taylor.
both Of Winsiow, land.
wArEKviLIK.-DsnieiL Libby to Mary 4. King,
both Of Wafervie, land, tI25.
WtNsIOw.--Chas. Taylor TO Ellie A. Taylor, both
Of Winslow, land. e5,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-06

koop yom Nv n 8O00 ~y
working condition. and You will then have .
good appetite, be free from indigestion. sick
headache, heartburn, costiveness and al IL
ills that flesh 10 heir 10. Steele's Little Bile
Pills can be saken with the utmost conhde4cs
that they will schieve this feat. They efs
purely vegetable in conpositisn, and are IN
PARALLEL as . cleanser Of the syssem. They
are easy to take, and entirely free fro1 gFip.
ing. Page IS cent? per bottle It J. II. Hixes
and C. B. Murphy Z Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-06

vas greatly mortified the other Sunday morn.
ing by violent and uncomfortable Mt OF
coughing in the midst Of his sermon. Out ne
vas ali right the following Sabbath. having
cured his cold BY the liberal use OF Adam-
sons Botanic Cough Balsam-
aus6eod&eov
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-06

Complexion Powder is an absolute necess-
ty of the refined toilet in this climate. Poz-
.onis combines every element Of beauty and
purity. july30dlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-06

The only Complexion Powder in the world
that 10 without vulsarity. without injury 70
the user. and without doubt . beausiher, 10
po..on;.. aug6dlv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-06

To reduce my stock, and make room for
fall goods, I shall during the next 80 days
sell my stock absolutely at cost.
LorrIE s. STAFFORD.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-06

For lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh
Porous Plaster. Price % cents. For sale
at c. B. Murphys.
iulysd&~ vchvky
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-06

mo THE DEAF-A fersoe cured Of DeafneS
s>d .oi,,s n the head Of - years standing y
1 sinpIe remedy, win sand description q ~.
to any Per.oa who applies to MIC MOLSDN; ~
MaeOoa all street, Nsw herAs o' -
opctaA1saW AWiy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-06
Marriieo.

In this city, Aas. Z. By 1ss. 8. G. Sa.ye.t, H
Gardner II. KDovlss aad Hiss AHA = Noezsas
both Of Manchester.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-06

ShiIoh's vitalizer IL what you need for
Constipation. Loss Of Appetite, Dixsiness,
and all symptoms Of Dyspepsia- Price 10
and IS cents per bottle. For saie at c. B.
Murphy's.
julysd&vivchvky
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-06
What We Want in the o. q

Isa vigorous foreign policy, and the peopla
TO know that Menard's Rheumatic Bullets
will surely cure them Of Rheumatism, and I'll
Rheumatic affections. They are pleasant q
take and are entirely free fro0 mineral
poison. For sale BY J. n. Mixer and c. B.
Murphy Z Co., for o. 90 per bottle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-06

waakburn.
Mis- AImeds WiIdes's many friesds IN
pleased 10 have her vith then again. Sbl
has bsen In tbe Wese teaching for . ioae
tine. Farmer have complesed hsying and
report . superior qsality Of hay. With no,
gate he usual quantity The Washburn
bsse ball club played With the Caribou
nine Friday. Our Washbarn boys did some
good piaying snd veo the game easily. The
sudden death Of one Of our citizens. Friday
night, VIM. Lovely, vss shock 70 shs
whole community. At 80 be vas in biz
usual health and II - O'Clock. death had
claimed him. The sympsfhy Of many
friends 10 exfended 70 the family.
Deer hte.
John 8. Judkins arrived home fron Bes-
ton. Wednesday ---IaAac Judkins Of Besson.
who has been stopping with J. c. Jadkins,
returned home Monday.--Mrs- Greeley
small and daughter left tosn for Dessois,
Me-. Wednesday. The steeple Of the Con-
gregationsl church ct Northwest hasbor,
which wa recently struck BY lightning 10
being repaired john Small returned home
from BsngorT Thursday. Mis- Harries Haynes
10 having . stable erected near her cottage sf
Sunset. Minis Jennie Smith, . young lady
Of Sunset. died Monday Of typhoid fever.
She va sixteen years Of age sbd the young.
est daughter Of John Smith.-There vas
Sunday school concert at the Baptist church
ct West Deer Isle, Sunday evening. The
exercises we're carried out in the best Of
style.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-28

Ne heard OF thc use of silver was
srHsas.ns. and later as mooney. For ihrs..
@ ave been % :ss , %s'.i: % j.. ,;..s,....; gu. z
There Is nothing like the scarrity OF
money. Poverty. inability To pap, siebss,
imam caysr, TO csnsn ss Of r s.. rxs %r..s
middle classes of England was brought
s.i'out hy the discovery of gold in Mexico
was the cause of the people having some.
money and bsrominG independents. The
farmers Of our country to-day i'm co,,s.'-
tlIenct, at ths. niacliillatiotls at the money
Kings and gold nonometallists are losing
the independence OF character for
Ths;n Th,Sn tnsy 3r,v,lss n,ve nr e' nn;n. nJ.ir,
them towards. I will not stop to explain
how this silver characterization frsssnt WAS
the senate. not "a word. not ~ sug9s'stion
i'm the senate that dollar was to IN.
o%is,e Tntr % i mshing lin, ia 'c r,cSr,, r,
o,t. The conferences Of the COMMITTEES
do not show il, b.t we hnd the fact to l'e
people to explain how il occurred. There
was S25,OO.0OC of the national debt we
knew of and il Is estimated there is at
least three times much other debt
county. municipal, corporation. etc. Two
hundred millions in silver WAS being
nnHiHs'r, ris to- riy on n, sha. Na% ,hs "p.ih nh.e n
cut off one half of that supply and tise
debtor Is bound 10y that contract Scna-
there be n plain demand made upon
Congress tn rs.inoiictize silver. No siallyinR
no conprosniss,. hut straight demand
inject the CREDITOR" hc said, 'fs,ce Ia
face, for il yo,i must yield him your pros
perity. you niHht AS well do IL now. as i'm
the future"
The report OF the committee ON rcsol.s-
tions was read recommending u memorial
to congress demanding the passage of
laws fixing the coinage value of gold
at % $40 grains and silver at 4l2N grains.
standard fineness; the purchase of at
least S4,OOO.UO in silver bullion each
month and free and unlimited coinage of
silver and gold on full and equal privi-
L. ge under the coinage laws. After some
ti sctission these resolutions were recon-
IN itted for correction. ''t'alaInity'' Weller
of Iowa ''dissentctl'' from the, views Of the
other members of the committee and pre-
scented a. minority report.
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HIS OOUaLg LIFE.
- ~. SoWthworsh Nos the Osly Woms
Ratasd by ssrskep Peesas


NEW YORK. Nov. H. The Pettus ease In
that of another Jekyli and Hyde. Ous-
wartlly Pettus was q religious man OF high
morals, hat Mrs. Sonttworth was only one
of several, IL not OF many, victims of the
Hyde side of Pett,ls' life. His own cousin
was ruined by him. and after running the
daughter OF ~ man who had been. and
who unsnsI,icio,lsly continued to he, his
bcnefartor. he ensieavorcd to get under
his control her t6-year-old sianRh-
ter, trying tai compel the mother
to let the child 9o with him upon - b,,si-
Ness trip away from the city, and dcsist-
ing only when she refused to consent ex-
cept by her fathers orders, which Pett,is
dared not ask for.
IL is said that the life of Mrs. South
plctciy single A. that of Pctt,s was double.
Starting out with the idea of pursuing her
victim tai his grave, she had become grad
ually possessed of q perf.ct mania for
vengeance, that she thought of nothing
else day ar night, and Of late has be in
such ~ condition that most of the time sh.
has been unable tn sleep excep { unster
the influence of bromide or chloroforu.
Mr.; pc.,ns was ~ years of age He rs-
sided ut ~ Eighth avenue. corner of Union
street. brooklyn. His wife il AN invalid
and they have no children. His business
associates are shocked beyond measure
nv his death. Among the papers found
tho person of the dead man was ~ let
ter without an cnvclope. IL began My
t,itie for services rendered the writer. In
conclusion ~ said: IL cannot tell you how
fond and grateful l am for the little home
you have given me. The Hat il perfect.
and hope, you will come down on Tues
day." 4 hc letter WAS signed simply &C."
The handwriting WAS evidently a. woni-
ans.
On March NJ. Of this year, Mrs. South
worth attacked Pcttus with am umbrella
at 81 Sands street, near the Bruoklyn
bridge. On May i6th she was arrested AZ
the saInc spot. " here She was lying in wait
for Pcttus. Again, one Sunday, the
neighborlood about Pettus' house was
startled by "a wosuan's cries, 1--WE got you
now! I've got you now!" The timely ii,-
tervention of the mounted police is sAis.
to have saved Pcttus' life on that occasion.
Many times since Mrs. Southworth has
been seen in the vicinity of Pcttus house
and office.
Pcttus came here from Clarksville,
Tenn. ~ number of years ago. and. be-
sides his connection with the Br,okIyI u
elevated roads, in the building Of which
lac was prominent. hc has done "a large
business - tobacco broker. He was
thought tn he worth nearly $I.oD.uU.
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FROM THE CITY OF RUINS
The Estimated Insurance q Lynn,
lass, Placed at $2,50o,o00.
Kilograms On-viax Aid Pouring In Erso
All Parts oG the Ea~s-Mssy OF
the Large ManuGs-s urerv
will 1s~bui1d-

LYNN. Mass.. Nov. 27.-Thc city 10 pa
trollc'l by militia. Two hundred and nfsV
of the ruined streets, barring approach
to the burned district Guards stn-
toned at stores partially cleaned ont Tn
prevent thieves from taking what is left.
No one il permitted to pass the Rsiarsls
without permit from the -ctsy cterk.
Through the .as.uDciatssi charities many
families wcrs. furnished lodging last night
in rooms hired at lodging and dwelling
houses, and rAtions of hot soup, cracker.
and bread are being served tn all i'm need
of food. A. soon some plan for assist
can bs. devised the work of providi-
ing for ths. destitute families will progress
rapidly.
The insurance adj,i-ters at present e~ti-
property at two and thrcs-sl'Iarter mill
lions. The insurance is practically a to-
The Dsriiy Hey, was tbs. iirs, To- erect r.,
little office on the site of its former build
,, ing. with The sign DAILY lem ofiiee Al
lost the largest of his three factories. says
most of the manufacturers will rebsIild
here: and before many months we shall
see the city AS prosperous before the
fire.
The revised figures of the. number Of
~ brick buildings, liz wooden
stores and factories and Ia dwelling
house.: i,;.r One I hnn.lr., and ,ix'y;,~o farm. Fam.
manufacturing establishments are wiped
out.
shortly after noon the mayor called tn
order ~ meeting of citizens de-irosIs Of
aiding the sufferers. TeleRrams offering
assistance in cash or anything else were
received from Boston and n number OF
neighhoring towns. A committee was APP
pointed to make "A rcport of the probable
loss. the number OF people deprived OF
employment. and the length of time that
would clapse before they could again get
to work. A subscription list Was started
and generous contributions were re-
ceivcsl.
Among the heavier losers are: =. Mower
Bros. <iD,uD; Stone block. SiO.tsD; Shan
ly Co.. SsDuOO; j. &. Brown. ssD.uO;
Arthur Fuller, SsD.uD; Bartlett d Co..
SD.6D; &. ID. e.. huffman. S75.UD;
Brccdc. S15.UO; Mead. $ao.UD; Savings
| institution, SSO.uD: v. X. * A. B. Jones',
S1a,uD; Tapl.X 4 Co. SsO.9p; +, n. Ash
| croft. S5D.0D; r. F.. Elder. <tO.6O.
| Bo-ToN. Nov 2.-At "a meeting of cit-
| izcns held this afternoon, the mayor pro-
siding. to- take action for tis. relief of the.
sufferers 10y the Lynn fire, relief COM
mittee was appointed and 5000 sub
scribsd on the spot.
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jim nv HOPE.
SsOS~rnor sam gave. the lsssnk burglar
Hi. Fr~eslosss.


Hi. Fr~eslspra.
ALBANY. y. ". Nov. g..-Governor Hill
has decided the case of Jimmy" Hope.
the notorious bank burglar. In view OF
the facts presented, the governor has
vokcsl the warrants heretofore issued tn
arrest Hope. Ii appeared that Hope was
compulsorily brought into the state from
California on "A rs,tiuisition, and. upon his
release from prison, WAS Immediately ar
rested under a rs,sItIisitiou from Delaware.
Governor Hill has filed AN elaborate de-
cision. holding that Hope is entitled to .
rs.a-ouablc time tn return to California
after his release here, and hence his
rest was premature. The point of Law
IL AN interesting One. in regard to which
ther,, have heretofore been many con-
hicting decisions. Hope il now in GUS
tody at New York. and under this de-
cision must bc discharged. and given an
opportunity to return to California. il he
desires.
NEw YORK, Nov. 21.-Bank burglar
Jimmy" Hope will not be allowed to re-
turn To- California just yet, although hs
has been discharged toy the court and th,
order for his arrest on a rsquisition from
the governor of Delaware has hs,en re-
yokcd 10y Governor Hill. Warden Os-
borne of tho rombs will hold Hope until
the disposal of the writ of habeas corpus
granted to his counsel by Judge Wheeler
of the United States supreme court. tho
hearing of which has been adjourned to
Friday. But for this proceeding. begun
10y his lawyer To prevent the. delivery of
in the event of the governors refusal to
revoke his previous order. Hops. would
have walked out of prison yesterday =
free man.
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tn. Life saving Service.

wAsHISGroN. Nov. 1.-THE annual re-
port of the general superintendent of the
life saving service shows at the close of
the fiscal year the establishment embraced
.25 stations. The work of the service dur
ing the year was follows: Number of
disasters. 52s; value of property involved.
Ss,il6.s.5; value of property saved. S5.D5i.-
$40; number OF persons involved. 3A3S !;
number of persons lost.a2; number of per
sous sus,cor,.d. 1:S1.
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Eleven sailor. Dro~ med.

SANDY Hook, Nov. 25.--A German bark
loaded with empty oil barrels and rags
WAS wrecked off Long Branch this morn
ing. Eleven of the crew were. drowned
and four were saved.
Before the life line could bc shot To her
the vessels spars went overheard and the
vessel quickly went to pieces and disap-
peared. Five sailors were rescued. Cap
tain Windborst and eight sailors w.rs.
drowned. When the vessel struck, the
captain. il is said. WAS drunk. He drew "a
revolver to shoot the man AT the wheel.
when "a wave swept him into the sea. The
bark sailed from Stctten September -
for New York
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6ONOS AND STOCKS.
Cps aud Downs in Market Values the
New York Exchange.

Cv,s aud Downs in Market vaiu~s the
New York Exchange.
New YORK. Nov. 27.-Stocks were quiet
to-day. trading bcing of the retail order.
The decision rendered yesterday by the
supreme court of Illinois i'm the of
the Chicago Gas Trust caused IA panic in
that stock, and il went down to 43M before
n check was put to the decline. The mar
kct closed quiet. but rather heavy, AT a.
shade better than the lowest prices. The
list is all lower. though changes generally
are for slight fractions, the exceptions he
ing Chicago Gas per cent. Denver,
Texas d Fort Worth ~. Sugar Rciinerics
pa, Missouri Pacific y. and Cotton Oil
and tennessee Coal per cent. each.
Government bonds dull and steady.
Petroleum opened weak at lO51s, b'it
rallied sharply after the first sales, and
advanced To 1O6M. Renewed selling 10y
standard Oil brokers caused decline
and the price fell steadily until the close,
which was weak at 1H
Stock Exchange Opening: 1855; high
est lUL; lowest 1O4k closing lOf1s.
Consolidated ExciinIige-tbp opening: 1Os
highest. lO7: lowest. 1Oisx; closing, 1Oo
TOTAL sales ,.D7 .OD barrs,ls.
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NOLAN KNOCKED OUT.
Cal Mccarthy wins the F~AtherwsAghs
Cham pioa p of the World.

NEw YORK, Nov. 27.-The fight to .
finish between Gal Mccarthy, of Jersey
City, and Mike Nolan, of England, for the
feather~eight championship of the world
took place this evening near New York.
Mccarthy weighed i'm at 1i534 and Nolan
at Ii6 pounds. Nolan WAS over-anxious
and went at Mccarthy hercely
from the start, while Mccarthy adopted
Dempsey tactics. and let his opponent do
all the fighting. He never lost AN oppor-
tunity. however, to get in n good blow,
and drew first blood in the first round.
He succeeded i'm landing several other
good blows in the next few rounds, bus
Nolan doslxed the hardest ones. In the
tenth round Nolan forced the fighting
very Hercely and Met arthy bracctl up and
fought him almost To "A stantlstill.
la the seventh round both fought harsl,
and Mccarthy ended the battle BY swing
ing "a left t-han,isr ON Nolan's Jaw, knock
ing out several of the Englishrnaul,s teeth.
Nolan was not knocked out, bat threw up
one hand for Mccarthy to stop, and then
spat ont his teeth. The fight Was given To
Mccarthy.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-28
Celebrating Their Verdict.

DESvER. Nov. E.-The famous Bonnibsi
case which has been ON trial in the United
States district court for the past Ii days,
came to end tonight, giving to Bouni-
bel "a verdict for a. second time. The ease
is famous among mining men
thrD,Ighou the country for the
reason that millions OF money
depended upon the verdict. Reports from
Aspen are To the effect that the city il
wild over the verdict aud i'm Denver vine
is flowing like water at all hotels at the
..Np.n-.. of th.. Bonnitps.l oM ncrs.
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DESvER, Col. Nov. 27.-The entire herd
of cattle, of nearly 1900 head, belonging
to ex-senator Dorsey. in northern New
Mexico. advertised tn he sold. At Clay
ton, New Mexico, December =, To satisfy n
promissory note given G.. X. swallow FOR
S5t.u>O, together with interest amounting
to Slo.sU and the costs and expenses Of
sale.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-28
General storm In the t:a.s.

wAsHINGroS, Nov. 2..-The signal Of
flee says :. general storm il now prevail
ing over the country east of the Missss-
ippi river. Ii has increass. greatly i'm i'm
tensity and danger from gales on
the lakes. The indications to-
night resemble the conditions closely
that existed the night preceding the great
blizzard. Out in Dakota the THERMOMETERS
xo away down tonight.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-28
willing to Obiige i.

From the Troy Press.
"Oh. dear" said Musisiorss last night,
we arily. ~ would like to recline in the lap
of luxury for a. while"
I'D be only too glad to adopt the name,"
said Mr.. Fickleby, cargerly..'i it would la.
any accommodation to you"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-28
Virginia Farmer. Look Giuu,

WAsHINGToN. Nov. -. - Protractsd
rains and the present floods have slispir-
tied Virginia farmers. Corn is rotting in
the fields and the ground is so wet that it
cannot lie hauled out.
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lac.
Lead-Quiet. fiirmcr; domestic, xs.s2L.
Tin-Dull, fairly steady; straits, S2l.3o.
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,s,I,x 4uo,sp,os,s were

Money on call easy; :, to1.
Prime mercantile paper. 6si.l.c.
Sterling Express steady; sixt
day bills, - 1874 demand. xi.s5.
Mining quotations ais follows:
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1889-09-18
a GARD.

Z NOW We. thas by the payment oil
~. S550.O0 / am permitted to sell in
toxicating liquors at my house. To the
wife who has drunkard for a husband,
or friend who is unfortunately tiissi.
pated, l say emphatically, give me notice
in such cases in which you are interest
ed, and all such persons shall be,exclu-
ded from my place. Let mothers, faith
ers, sisters and brothers do likewise,
and the request shall be regarded. j
pay heavy tax for the privilege of sell
ing whisky and other liquors, and want
it distinctly understood thatsI have no
desire to sell to minors, or drunkards,
or to the poor and destitute. 4 mnch
prefer that they save their money and
put it where it will do the most good
There are gentlemen of honor and men
OF money, who can afford it, and it is
with those desire TO trade would
say to. those who wish to trade with me,
and can afford, come, and will treat
you gentlemanly and courteously.
Respectfully,
may 29-iy. CAPT. JOS. HEN.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1889-09-18
a WoIlasl,s DfscOUe1.,,.

.'AnotIer wonderful discovery has
been made and that too by a lady in
this country Disease fastened It's clut-
elIes upon her and for seven years she
withstOod its severest tests, but her vi
tal organs were undermined and death
seemed imminent. For three months
she coughed necessarily and could not
sleep. She bought Of us a hostile OF DIR.
Kings New Discovery nor Consumption
aud was much relieved on taking first
dose that She slept all night and with
one bottle has been miracuIousIy cured.
Her name is Mrs Luther I.ufz.h Thus
write w G. HambTicI & Co, of Shelby,
n c. Get tria; bottle at a. C. Van
elders, Drug Store.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1889-09-18
Justlce lVilI be Done.

Thank heaven, the Gubernatorial
Contest Committee will complete its
Iabors in about two more weeks,
and Judge Fleming will soon after
be indicted into the office from
which he has been kept SO long by
Republican trickery and fraud
The people have already waited too
long for their will to be carried out
Keyser Tribune.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1889-09-18
The good town of Grafton is to

The good town Of Grafton is tc
be blessed by a religious journal
called the Christian Echo, published
by Rev. d. II. Davis. There is
room for good religious paper in
this section of the State, and
esbecial work for it among the edi-
tOrial fraternity of Grafton. II
Rev. Davis can pour enough oil on
the troubled waters to keep the
warning scribes OF the Eagle Sentt-
mel and Leader from shedding each
Others gore, he will prove laborer
not unworthy of his hire.