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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-07-04
Notes for Housekeepers

Don't nag There Is more saving viz
tue In one quick. stern reproof than in
an hours aimless scolding. nagginp
womsn Is constant thorn in the flesh
Celery acts upon the nervous system,
and Is u cure for rheumatism and neural
gia. Tomatoes stimulate the liver, al d
spinach and common dandelion have a d.
rect effect on diseases of the kidneys,
Onions, garlic, and olives promote diges-
ton by stimulating the circulatory sys
TEN, with the consequent Increase of the
saliva and gastric juice. Raw onions
are also regarded as u remedy for Sleep
lessness, and the French believe that on.
ion soup is an excellent tonic in cases OF
deblitated digestive organs.
If poisoned by ivy, battle the affect ed
parts freely three times a day, with sweet
spirits OF nitre.
1t makes the pantry shelves clean and
pure to wash them with lime water.
Mating can be washed with strong salt
water and clean cloth and do 1t If DOS.
sible at midday to insure quick drying,
which prevents discoloration.
A little vinegar put upon fish Is better
for keeping it than ice, even In very no,
weather The flavor is often improved
under this treatment.
Essence of quassia will drive away flies.
Butter can be kept in good condition in
hot weather by placing over 1t Il large IN
glazed earthernware crock, inverted.
Wrap wet cloth around the crock and
set 1t In draft of air.
Apply to grass stains on the childreu's
clothes. molasses, just as you would
soap, and wash as usual. The stains will
disappear entirely, with no injury to the
fabric.
Coffee grounds make good filling for
pin cushion. They must be dried per-
fectly before using Put them In q bag
and hang behind the kitchen stove till
you have enough dried to I'LL the cushion.
They do not gather moisture, consequent
ly do not rust the needle.
Salt sprinkled on any substance burn
Ing ON the stove will stop the smoke and
smell. Salt thrown upon Goals blazing
from the fat bro,ling chops or ham viii
cause the blaze to subside.
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Our System is Just
Our System iyaBleSSiDg
to Those Of Limited Mean

Avail yourself Of it, if you cannot
pay all cash, and secure comforts
around you, only having to provide
but small amount per week OF
per month, and enjoy the benefits
of your purchases while you pay.
Think these few words over. and
use your own judgement in forming
an opinion.
We have withdrawn the ORDER
SLIPS, but are still offering the
same goods at the same prices, but
one fourth of the amount must ac
company the order. a lot of
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c0DCC Cuts CA93UliTED Ptfk0 Stv.
OUnLO Eruptions 25 CENTS.

The politicians aspirations are too often like
the world which he would call his own. They
are fattened at the polls
Divorces -cheaply, speedily, quietly, for de
sertion non-support, intemperance insanity
Fees contingent. Blank application for stamp.
Advice free, confidential. Address Robert
White, Attorney no broadway, New York.
Plenty Of sheep is conducive to beauty. Even
garment looks worn when i, loses il nap.
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SHERZFTS SdZE.

STATE OF MAINE-soMERsEr IS:
Taken this 18th, day OF June A. d. 1859. on
execution dated June 18th, A. D. 1882, issued
on Judgement rendered by the Superior
Court for The County Of Kennebpc, at the
term thereof began and held on the first Tues.
day or April A. d. 1859, to wit: On the GOTH day
q May, A. d: 1850 rendered Judgment In favOf
Of Clara =. Washburn Of Waterville, County
y kenneoec. and aQainst Elmer Washburn Of
Madison, In the County Of somerset, for three
hundred dollars t&sUU.jO) aud no cents, tdebtor
damage, and will be rOld ct public SUCTION on
On the premise: in said Ha.liaon. to highest
bidder GU the abth day Of July, A. D. 1859. ut
10 O'Clock In the forenoon. the following des'
cr1bed morigaged real estate situated in Madi-
NOD Aforesaid and all the right in equity, which
Elmer Waehburb ef asid Madison, County
Aforesaid has or had ON the oath day Of Dec
emDe!, A. ID. lies. tue time when the same was
sttached on the original writ and libel In the
To redeem certain lot Of land In Madison
afoiesaid with the buildings thereon, being
Lot numbered eight Is, on the plau OF b. p. J.
Westons house Lots ct Madison Village. Sur.
veged May 9sth 1883. By Turner Buswell. and
recorded ~ somereet Rexiefry Of Deeds Vol
lel. Page N. Meaning IT, ne prcmises con.
veyed 70 said Elmer WI )urn by B. r. ):
weston BY bis dead dat6 'tAe TWEEN >. second
Gay OF september, 4. ID. l0Do, and recorded in
Semerset Registry Of Deeds, Vol. ~. Page
Date1 1t Sk0whegan. June 18th. A. D. 1850.
3wN ZEMAs VAUGHAN, Sheriff.
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Freedom Notice.

This is to certify. that have this day for q
Herbsrt 4. Hilton, fho remainder Of his time
end that shall claim no wages, nor nav M
de6ts Of his contraction after Ills cato, :
Bingham. Nay. 10 ls6o
WitassA 4. .. Burks. ~
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llSampc n Copy 10 pages Fun, Stories, etc.
TOME uUARD FREE Box B.Apnurs. ME-

1t is said that man is Judged by the COM
pany he keeps, but more frequently he is judged
by the company he does not keep.
Rejoice, o young man, in the days Of thy
youth, but remember, that, big as he is the
top.
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PROBATE NOTICES.

rAOBATE NOTICES.
To all persons interested in either Of tho
hstntes hereinafter named.
ATA COURT OF PROBATE held at skow.
"A hogan, within and for the county OF Somer.
set, on the I'd TUESDAY OF June In the year Of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty.
nine the following business having been present.
hereby Ordered: Tint public notice thereof he
gwen 10 all persons interested, that they may
appear at Probate Court to be holden at said
SSkowhegan, ut the Probate Office ON the second
tuesday OF July next ut nine OF the clock IN
the forenoon and be heard thereon and object
II they see cause.
MARTIA i, WRIGHT late of Norridgewock de-
ceased VIII aud petition for probate thereof pre-
scented by Abe" Prescott the executor named therein
ASA NJ. DAGGETT late of New Portland dec aasd.
Wiil presented for probate by Rhoda NJ Daggett the
executrN named therein.
DEBOAH R. WASHBURN late Of Canaan deceased
ceutor named therein.
RLLA E. WING late of Hartland deceased. Petition
Tor License to sell and convey real estate presented
by E. A. Bean administrator.
JOHN :. GUSHING late of Skowhegan decea sed.
re ui of esnse to ,e a. convey real estate pre-
sehteu ny deorge Gushing Guardian of minor heir.
JESSE MERRILL late of Harmony deceased Final
account Of VIM q. Bailey, administrator presented.
H. ~ BonWELL Co. late of solon. First account
ny y H. Greene, administrator de bous non
THOMAS l.. MAXWELL late of Canaan deceased.
f,fst anu hnal Aeconnt of James Tibbetts admins
traitor presented.
HENRY C. BIxBY late of Harmony deceased
First and final account OF Matthew Wing, Guardian
of minor heirs presented.
SAMUEL II COVER late Of Canaan deceased.
VIII annexed presented.
ABRAM \ WEEKS late of Palmyra deceased
Widows petition for allowance presented.
DAME L. SMITH late Of Anson deceased. First a &.
count OF r. IT, Bailey, administrator pre- ~ nted.
WiLf'J. DREW late OF Mercer deceased. Petition
hn rn' se 70 vel and convey real estate presented
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.HA IR wORK Of I'll kinds done 70 order. comb.
pins, ear lswsls. watch guards, etc. Comb
inge rooted and old switches repaired. Dit
ncult shades speciality. 1nsls6 and waves
teed. orders 81 nsii pro0p1Iy attended 70 at
the resileoes Of Mn. &. n. 6rssk 10: .. PINE
q. niss D C.. N,wu1. Orders lelt q tho mil
nnery eeoro p =. y. Cufs1s, Water u. VIII re-
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Last Coll.

l shall be n Canaan short time for the pur.
Pt,ee OF sett!iug my AGc0unta, Il will be Ia the
interest Of NIL owing me GU note Or ACCOUNT In
give me an carly Gull. and como prepared 10
&c.,. GEO. WEyMoUT1,
S~es~s SNso w. ltWs lv3Gr
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MISCELLANY.
Is Marriage a Failure?

In many cases undnuted, it is, but success
is reasonably sure to all who maintain good
spirits, good health aud Danish all VeNatiuu,
ailments of,hc throat and lungs BY using Adj
amson's BOTANIC tough Balssm.
The electrician is good soldier. lie knows
how to charge battery.
FIT.-Al fit- stamped frro h. nt- KILN ca AZ
Selsr ke-tor-r. Ne hts after ir-f day MAJ
yellos 1rcai,-- aud p - al hntt- tt'r ~
Fit eases Send to Df Kline. Ysl Arch 81 fhi'a "a
Every claim has been taken mp in Oklahoma.
That Settles it,
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VANDERBILT.

ono-yssr-sld record. half nile l.4s Ia
winner at the Maine State Fair In 1887. Van
tlprblt IL Chestnut colt years Old, 10 "a hand
high weighs 1850 lbs, sired by Dick Lighthenr
as above. Dam by Somerset Knox 2.3}. by Ger
Knox. I'd dam, the dam OF Lawrence 3.s5 p
Vanderbilt IL u very handsome colt and by
some Is called haudsomer than Dick Light
heart. All sound and smooth and can show
$50 gait with to men two u sleigh.
Terms ON Vanderbilt $40. to Warrant.
~Will make the season OF 1870 Mt the sta
BILE OF Z. 8. Foster Il Son. Canaan. Ne.
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NOTICE.
All persons indebted to the late Peter Nal.
hon, and those holding AN account against him
are requested TO Call and settle.
3wB HATTIE K. MALBON.
Notice of Foreclosure.

Mary A. Piper late oil Cornville in the County
o. Somerset and state Of Maine. now decess.
lsS7 and recorded In Vol. 1875, Page Is 81
Somerset Registry Of Deeds, conveyed In
mortgage to Frank N. Weston Of OOrnviiie in
said county Of Somerset, the following des.
parcel Of land situated In raid CornyiIle.
bounded and described % follows, vis: on the
north by land occupied by Henry T. FIanders:
ON the east ny land Of David F. Hobert; on tn
south by land Of kxra Stevens; and on the
west By the West County road in aid Cam.
yiiis Being the same Rremise. conveyed to
BY their deed dated March Both. issS. wher.,
e the conditions Of .said mortgage hayinr
been broken, now claim q foreclosure All
give this notice therefor. e'~
Dated this 18th day OF June, iaeo,
FRANK n. WEsTON,
s0 BY J. U. X.
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to 1l' Public

The Doran Furnace Co, manufacturers of
Wood Furnaces, are now ready to make con.
tracts to set Furnaces in any purt of the State.
at prices that defy competition. The Eagle
Furnace. brick set speaks for itself. Over one
Thousand sold IN Maine. The Siberia Is a new
port able corfu ated, steel plate Furnace that
comes within the rsncl OF ALL For heating Resi-.
dences, Churches, Schools and Public Halls
these Furnaces have no equal. Send for eata.
l0gne and prices.
DORIAN FURNACE CO. SkoVheQan, Ne.
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The great sales of the ROYAL CLAIR
ION prove the fact that it is the
Most Successful and Most Popular Range
in the Market

Its great superiority is acknowledged
by al experts and the many thousands
who have this range in use. Made of the
very best materials by thorough me-
chanics. We warrant the ROYAL CLAIR
ION to comprise more improvements than
any other make. We furnish them with
PLAIN LEGS, CABINET BASE, Top or
Low HoT CLOSETS, ELEVATED Shell
YES, END TANK, WICKET, Door and
PEDAL ATTACHMENT. In fact, every
variety Or style wanted. Every Range
warranted. For sale by all frst-class
dealers. Manufactured and for sale by
WOOD BISHOP & CO.,
BANGOR, MAINE. smal
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July |, 1889
Maine Cent'l R. R.
CHANGE OF TINE.
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Arrangements OF Trains. In effect
July. /, 1889.
Trains leave Skowhegan as follows: s35 A.
NJ. for all points west and for Bangor and
MoOsehead Lake; 40 p. NJ. for Waterville,
Oakland. North Anson, Lewiston. Bangor, Bar
Ilarbor. Portland and Boston 500 r. Nj. (mixeJl
Tor Waterville. enabling passengers to take
night pullman for Portland and Boston.
IRRIVALS.-7O A. H. (mIved) except
Mondays; 10 20 A. M. Passenger from Portland,
Augusta ana Bangor; $50 p. NJ. from all points.
On Monday mornings only. a Freight train
leaves Skowhegan at ITO A. M. and arrives
Saturdays, only at 4.35, r. N.
PAYsON TUCKER, General Manager.
Z. X. BOOTHBY, General Passr Agent
Portland. June. u. 1859.
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REFRIGERATORS
Ice Chests.

From the Baldwin Mig. Co., who
was awarded the gold medal at
New Orleans.
Dry air Refrigerators at about
cost. Send for cuts.
Baby carriages will be closed out /.
A few lines of Fine Union Car.
pets, extra goods at Is.
Everything you need for a house
you can get at low prices and easy
terms at the Peoples Store.
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LOOKOUT.
Description and Pedigree.

description ana FeulSfoo
FIRST DAM-Lady Bas-ett, Ia mare Of speed
and camel by Carrubasset, trial 2.lUsY
sire OF Ida W, record 2Jj; in first race. ast
ha ( in II, and Ed Woodmau claims can trot
In 2.25; ned, 25il and four or five others that
had the requisites to heat 80.
SECOND ID AM-Pet Morris, record ~; trial
25O: by Young Hiram Drew, aba; by old
Drew.
Carrabasset, by Norridgewock, 40. by Gen
Knox, AK.
Dail, Dolly Bidwell IN mare thar produced
ns much II not more speed than any mare In
MaineJ She WAS very fast nj the pace, could
pnrr a 400 gait. She raised 10 colts, aud not
| one but could trOt in 3 minutes at 4 years O
age, aud four of the number could trot In 2.3t
or better, and one PAGER that paced "A half In
l.l2) by Imp. salidan aud Hiram Woodruff II
his "'rrotting Horse Of AmrrieH." speaks ri
salidnn rs belongiug to the best strain Of im
ported blood
" LOOKOUT. is a very handsome, gpDd
made aud finely flushed. stallion, with heavy
| name and tail, His trotling action, form, gait
| and quality being fully MP To his breeding II,
is not only trotting bred. hat il trotter himself
HE WILL MAKE THE SEASON OF 1859
Al The Stable Of Il. H. TUFTS No. ST, SK0WhegaT
TERMS TO WARRAT 500 o.
All mares at risk OF uwurrs 9ugD
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-
Cleanse
the system

With that most reliable
medicine Palne's Celery
Compound. ltpurifles the
blood, cures Constipation,
and regulates the liver and
kidneys, enectually cleans
ing the system OF all waste
and dead matters.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-02-21

IF Harrison's administration is to
be controlled by Republicans Of the
Billy Chandler type, there are troub-
lous times ahead for the South.
Chandler is one Of those Republican
saints who is always Suffering with
that very acute disease, "nigger" on
the brain. He cannot talk five
minutes on the floor of the Senate
or elsewhere without dragging in the
negro. He has rather overdone him
self by an interviewin which he takes
occasion to virtually advise the ne
gro to arm himself and fight. Such
men as Chandler have been respon-
sible for every drop of blood that
has been shed in the South since the
close Of the war, and the trouble has
only just begun if they are to be al
lowed to rule the next administra-
tien.- Fortunately Harrison himself
is a conservative man and not like
" to take advice from such fanatics
as Billy Chandler.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-02-21
LEGISLATIVE RECORD.

Gentlemen of the legislature, why
not pass a law providing for the
publication of a daily Legislative
Record, similar to the Congressional
Recorde
There is now no official record of
the proceedings of our State legis-
lature-and there ought to be.
Then why not publish a Legislative
Record?
Our exchanges come to us laden
with long and necessarily imperfect
proceedings" of the legislature
some of them have little else in
them, and subscribers generally vote
the thing a nuisance.
The fact that other States have nc
stenographers and Legislative Rec
ords is no reason why progressive
North Carolina should not take the
initiative and set them an example
by having both.
+. Oh, yes; we favor Legislative
Record.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-02-21
TWO PICTURES.

In former days, before the radical
ring got in by fraudulent votes, the
offices of the Sheriff and Register of
Deeds in this county were in suita-
BILE condition for white men to enter
during court week. They were
clearly and orderly and occupied by
white visitors.
How is it now? White men who
had business to transact in these
offices last week found them in the
possession of crowd of negroes who
were loafng around and feeling per-
fectly at home. White men do not
hate the negro, but they don't want
room full of him in a public Office,
and they are opposed to these offices
becoming headquarters for negro
politicians.
Voters of Forsyth, which picture
do you like the better?
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AT LAST IT HAS COME {!

What has come? A reduc-
ton of Photographs. From this
date HOUGH will make his
beautiful Cabinets for $4.OO
per dozen, $3.50 per half dozen.
Duplicates from any Neg
atives, taken either by him or
his brother, while here, at
$500 per dozen, OF $3.50 half
dozen. Cards $500 per dozen,
and all other sizes of Photo
graphs in proportion. At these
prices business will be conduct
ed ona strictly cash basis. Part
payment will be required at
the time orders are given bal
ance on delivery of Photo
graphs. No bills will be made.
I banking the people of Win
ston and Salem and vicinity
for their liberal patronage, and
hoping for a continuance of the
same, 7 will endeavor to
please you in the future as in
the past.
Yours respectfully,
S. ENOUGH.
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A BEFuDDLED mcRrrrc..
Prof. j. III. Marshall, the accom-

Prof J. III. Marshall, the accom-
plished Professor of German in the
Wofford Is. Co. College, will prob
ably be amused at the following ex-
hibition of can understanding simple
and unschooled :"
"Anyone who read the article by
Prof J. H. Marshall in the Winston
SENTINEL last week, entitled Col.
David Lane, Col, tale of ante-bel-
lum days. must have felt yearning
desire to have Prof Marshall tell him
what he was trying to get at. Opin-
ion is rather divided as to whether it
was intended as an advertisement for
Durham Tobacco or a commentary
with notes on old time negro theol-
ogy."-MadisOn Leader.
The inability of the author of the
following to understand and appre-
ciate Prof. Marshall's work is not
to be wondered at:
cit now appears that the Cowles
revenue DILL will not be reported by
the Appropriations committee. Ran
dali says it must come through Mills
WAYS and Means Committee. This
means that it will not be reported at
all-not if the Senator from Texas
and the Carlisle Democrats know
themselves, and they think they do,
of cOurse.-MadiSOn Leader.
The Cowles bill has been report
ed, and Mr.. Mills is not "Sena-
tor" and if he was, just what he, as
a Senator, would have to do with
the House Ways and Means COM
mittee is apparent only to the befud-
died brain of the Leader.
Next weeks SENTINEL will con-
tain another story from the pen of
Prof. Marshall, entitled "The Mas
ter of Mountain Top" Some years
prior to the war a student at Chapel
Hill mysteriously disappeared and
was never afterwards heard of. He
is supposed to have been murdered.
The story partially deals with that
event, and is written specially for
The SENTINEL. So the Ledde,
will have another opportunity to
step on its ears.
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LATEST NEWS NOTES.

No election of q. S. Senator by the
West Virginia Legislature yet.
While attending the New Berne
Fair this week, Gov. Fowle was the
guest of Clement Manly.
Congressman Lee, of the Alexan-
dria, Va, district, son of the Confed-
crate Chieftain, is seriously i'll.
The site for the cettoD factory at
Reidsville has been cleared eff and
the contract awarded for the building.
Gov. Fowle and many members of
the legislature attended the New
Berne Fish, Game, and Oyster Fair
this week.
Civil Service Commissioner Edger-
ton, lately removed by the President,
/ has written caustic "open letter" to
Mr.. Cleveland.
On Saturday the Superior court at
Statesville awarded Mr. G.. w. Jones,
of Catawba, 81 800 damages against
the town of Statesville. Mr.. Jones
was in Statesville during the jollifea-
, ton over Cleveland's election and fell
4, into an excavation on Main Street
fracturing his hip. He entered suit
for $4,000 damaget and has been suing
ever since.
A little daughter of Mr.. Eugene
johnson, of Salisbury, died from the
effects of strychnine poison last week
She and some other children hat
been playing Doctor" and by som,
means they had access to some pill
containing strychnine. Mr.. John
ston's little daughter died within al
hour and the others we're saved b,
timely treatment.
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r.
IT IS an opan secret that Mr..
Cleveland accepted the Democratic
nominations. last summer with genu-
Inc Resistance and after earnest eff
forts taascape it. His supposed po-
iticah aspirations for the future do
not exist. There is no rivalry on
his part between himself and any
body else. 81 am in no ones way"
he says, II shallJbe delighted to be
peeved Of the cares of the presi-
dency. On the 4th Of March next,
on purely personal grounds, there
viii Be no happier man II the
United States.n
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the House substitute to the Senate
substitute. Whereupon, the House
in turn might repeat the process I'M
til we should all feel like the man
who got between two mirrors and
thought all the looking-glasses in
the world were after him. Mean
time the country is bowling along
with the old tariff, a little water
logged it is true, but with every
body merry above deck.
How the Cowfes bill will come
out of all this Legislative mixed
pickle muddle remains to be seen.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-02-21
SALE.OELAND.

On the 23d of March, 1889, I will offer
for sale, at the Court House, Winston, =
small tract Of land of acres, lying about 8
miles north of lemmonsville, and known
as Jack Douthit's land, adjoining the land
of Spencer Clingman and others. This
land is in cultivation, and is in good con-
dition.
Sale at o'clock p M. Terms onethird
Cash. JAS. T. LINEBACK.
Feb. 21A4w.
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TO 4 ADVERTISERS.

A Inst of 100 newspapers divided into
STATES AND SECTIONS will be sent en-
application-FREE.
To those who want their advertising to
pay, we can offer no better medium for
thorough. and effective work than the va.
rious sections Of our SELECT local Lssr.,
GEO. p. ROWELL 4 CO.,
Newspaper Advertising Bureau,
31jan Inn 10 Spruce street, New York:
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The Raleigh correspondent of the
Richmond Dispatch needs posting.
He says that 1000 hands are now
employed on the railroad "from
Mocksville to Wilkesboro." There
is no road from Mocksville to
Wilkesboro in course of construc-
ton. ssI.s
" Gen. Gilman Marston has been
appointed by the Governor of New
Hampshire to succeed Bloody Shirt
Chandler in the Senate, after March
9TH, until the legislature elects his
successor. Goodl
sg.g ~
The pension payments made by
the Treasury Department SO far this
month amount to $2O8, 600, 900.
A Vermont man has started a
newspaper at Jamaica, in that State,
and calls it Jamaica Ginger.