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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-01

have been a practical druggist IN Tyler FOR
A number Il years, and in thar tine have had
occasion 10 examine. Try, and notice re eject
of neary all the mighty rtcommeudad preptrt-
lions On patent medicines on toe market and
a. have suffered untold misery myself the
past number OF years from \ severe form Of
inflammatOry rheumatism. and couli ind
nothing 20 cure or relieve me- I hal almost
drawn "A conclusion thar all patent medici a.
wera more or less frauds until about one year
ago was induced by friend. now living In
Tyler, TO try D preparation known as u, or
Botanic Blood Balm. an a ter a long persua-
sion un his part finally made up ms mind 20
make one more effort % rll mysol Oi the terri
tile afiictiOn; and II nos affords me the great
est pleasure Oi my iifc tO state % the citizens
Of Smith county that ] am entirely cured.
with no traces OF the disease left. and all
effected by the magic hea Ing Oporties Of y.
Il. b.. which ] consider the grandest. purcst.
aud most powerful blood remedy known 20
man. | have been subject 90 inilammatOry at
tacks since tea years Of age. ADD up 10 the
present time have hal four The last spell
came on me IN November, ISIS, over a year
s'nd for our Book ofwonders. free. II treat
4gIgl L. Ga -.
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Cold Wave Coming.

Weather Strips 40 house should be
without them. 1t keeps ont cold wind,
snow, rain and dust, stops windows
from rafting, saves fuel and promotes
comfort Prices from , cents to 10 cents
per foot Largest stock in the city at
WALTER :. SUBLETT's,
400 east Broad street, Richmond, Va.
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
GROyERIEs, ETC.
LWAYS SOMETHING NEW:
Ar
HERMANN SCHMIDT's
EUROPEAN STORE.
CORNER BROAD AND FIFTH STREETS.
IMPORTED GERMAN CRANBERRIEs

IMPORTED GERMAN CRANBERRIEs
cooked, very delicious IMPORTED WEST
PHALfA SAUSAGE. fhe first of the season
ITALIAN NMOTH CHEsTNUrS, phu-
NELLIE. DATES and FIGS, kAlslNs, CUh.
RAMS and CITRON, ORANGE and LEMON
PEEL. ALMONDS, soft shell and without
she'd; NUTS, the BEST ~ all kinds tAN-
DIES ard CA - for Christmas; NlNCH
MEAT and MAPLE SUGAR. HONEY In
COMB and strained; RUN, FRENCH aud APP
PIE BRANDY, OLD WHISTLES, WINES,
CORDIALs. ARRAC. GOOD WINES for
JELL and t. BILE USE from 81 per gallon,
approved. Ny mfeiy-intrOduced Wine at the
low price Of ~ per gallon Is especially recon.
mended 10 Ladies' as very pleasant and
STRENGTHENING Wine. Secsu
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We REPEAT lT-No family ought TO
be without a bottle of that old-fashioned
remedy, Dr. David's Cough Syrup Of
pure pine tar, horehound and wild
cherry.
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has been done a fair reaction may be
looked for Until then higher prices are
most likely to prevail with small reacc-
lions. Money 2 10 4, closed at 4. sterl-
ing exchange, 1910 1894.
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ago, at which time was confined 20 my bed
for eight weeks. passing the nights In misery.
with 90 sleep except when produced by ma =
cotIcs and various opatcs The week previous
eaten sin meals, aud could scarcely Sit up
without support but after using three bottles les
was aole to relish NV meals and - walk up
town. and after s'x bO' ties had been I,
thank Heaven. was entirely cured, aud 90
tie slightest pair felt since thar time. "hen
/ returned 10 business In February my weight
was il5 pounds. but gradually Increased
until my regular weight was again AZ
taincd-gi0 pounds. The noticeable fact In
what have so cheerfuly stated II that this
unparalleled and remarkable discovery, H. y.
b., cured mo IN mid winter NJ the very time
my suncrings aud misery were the greatest.
take IL on myself a. practical druggist 20
heartily. cucertully. as well - cousci ntlous
Is. recommends this glorious blood remedy U
ali sufferers Of rheumatism " blood troubles.
and not only ns self, bat the firm OF hay
Adams. who handle IL, will checrtuiiy endorse
is superior merits. JONI VI. DAVIS,
aud MCKAY & ADAMS, Tyler, Texas
OF all blood disorders. Address.
nTn0n RAIN 90 Atlanta Ga.
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No Time 20 Lose.

Small Boy 90 drowning man)-Don't give
up, mister; don't give up. Help will DO here
Ia a minute
Drowning Nen Well Ii had b-better
h-hurry up. IKE already b-been down twice.
New York Sun.
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For DYSPEPSIA AND hIDNEY TRoU.
BLEs, drink Chase City Lithia Water,
Price % cents a gallon, or 81 case.
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That hacking cough can be so quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee
II. Owens d MINOR DRUG Co.
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N In.nalnr snl Fl. ; -. 80
Nh. ~ PERsONs RENEDY

49, H0f a.. Gibson D. D.. minister Of
Church. Petersburg Va. IL have
Ar j Ga Persons Remedy In my own
.-..'l. snd it gives IN pleasure 10 say it has
I'd valuable tonic sn purifier Of the
''.a Do thoroughly tested. I think viii
'-.'e many cutaneoas disorders.
"cHCRCHiLLJ GIBSON
l'.'''fo Ia.. January DO. isss.
~. 'a'eDy {. r. LOC1T. Druggist. 49, oa.t
I4U. 60
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Very Destructive of Life.

"Heneryl w, Henery died mos a yeah
ago, wild a kyarbuncle. "
"Myl It's awful how many gifts killed on
dem kyars nowadays, wild do oilers Dustin
an gittin' scrunched tween do kyar-bur'
cles. "-Ilarper's Bazaar.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

N1RGINIA-fN VACATION IN
THE CLERKS OPFICE OF THE CIh-
CUT COURT or THE CITY OF klCh-
NOND. JANUARY nth. 1889:
James Hsrnes ..,...,,',...s''' ''fiaintiu'
against
Richard OiDeon..s....- ..s...-s..sss. Dctcn'ant.
In case and upon an attachment returned
executed.
The object q this suit il % recover against
the defendant $40. aud 10 attach the estate
OF thu said defendant and - subject the same
20 tn "a, menf on h. plaintiffs claim.
Ard affdaylt having been made and MED that
the defendant Is not resident OF this state.
il ia ordered that Re appear here within hf-
teen days after due publication hereof, and do
what i necessary ~ protect hts interest tn
this suit.
Tcste: AifRED SHIELD. OK.
ALFRED SHIELD, Clerk.
S. J. boswell. D.. Jl-friv
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"Paine's Celery Compound has been a God.
send 10 me- For the past two years have SUI
Tered with neuralgia Of the heart doctor after
doctor falling 70 cure me. | have now taken
nearly i0ur bottles OF the Compound, and am
free from the complaint 7 feel very grateful
% yOun CHAs. IL LlYIs. Cental Village. CT
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MI HEU III Ut tIF.H
S. J. boswell. p. a. Jl-frtv

Tho object OF this suit IA 20 recover t1,tW %.
due by the defendant TO he plat tif for breach
OF contract. and TO subject = tract OF land IN
tho county on Amelia called River View"
cOntaining oli acres. recently sold by the said
Griffin 20 the said Spangler. and which has
been attached In this suit nj sfidavit
having been made and u cd that the dcfcndant,
:. +. Spangicr. is nonresident OF the state
Of Virginia IL Is ordered thar he sppear here
within fifteen days ter due publication
hereof, and 10 what Is necessary 10 protect his
interest I'm this suit.
A copy-feste.
"a D 81 fAf ENAN CLARK
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OF ann blood
cosF,SuSWSwtnl BALM Co Atanta0a~
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CHERRY WORDS.

gentleman Texas people all the
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NlRGlNiA.-lN TIE CHANCERY
' COURT OF TIRE CITY OF RICHMOND
THE SIN DAY or JANUARY, lsS9.
MARY Alice Muuntcastle. who sues by her mex
friend. ". j. Worth. Plaintiff
against
Arthur T.. Mountcastlc. ............ Dcfendh
In Chanccry.
The object Of this SUIT Is 10 obtain for the
p.qiutid a divorce from the bonds Of matri-
mOny.
And affidavit having been made and Med
that the defendant is not a resident Of this
State, be- rs ordered to sppeir here within NJ
teen days after cue publ cation Of this order.
ana DO what is necessary 10 protect his inter
ests in his suit.
cOp5 -1cstc.
CHAS. W. nODDIN. Clerk.
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The object OF this suit Is 20 recover against
the defendant S26 ~ with lesal interest there
on, aud 20 attach the estate OF the fad defen.
dant In the city Of Richmond. and subject tho
same 10 tie payment the plaintiffs claim.
And AFFIDAVIT having been made ana MED
that che defendant T. not "A resident OF this
State. Il IS Orderel that he appear hero with
IN fifteen days after due publication hereof,
ana DO what Is necessary to protect hts
interest In this suit.
A copy Teste.
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MUSTANG Eminent

CURES FOOT ROT, SHOULDER-ROT.
SCREW.WORM AND SCAB IN sHEEPt
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ia PAW En-. COLEMAN. Clerk.

NIRG IMAM THE CIRCUIT
' COURT OF THE CITY on RICHMOND,
JANUARY q, iSS9.
Lucy ID Stacy. esecutriN OF George Z. stacy.
deceased. ..........,t,....,s...s.fia ntiu
against
Edward II Bwndage.. Defendant.
In case aud upon an attachment returned
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MUSTANG IMMINENT

YITCSfil,iD,. Always BE KEPT IN SHOP
'OH'.N. STABLE AND FACTORYI
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cuANcrRY.

J. b tufts and BARTON Haxall. John Dunlop,
and John l.. Wilkins. executors OF the last
will aud testament of William III. Hawaii,
legna-nl --.---.------ -.... 49, DnLrnllnI5.
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Isaac Goddard and Henry NJ Moses merchants
q partners. trading and doing business
under tie name and style OF Goddard
Moses ............ 90. Plaintiffs.
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IN CuANtlhf.
The object ~ this suit Is 10 attach the into
rest OF J. b. tn Iu the estate and under the
will 81 Wuuam II. HaXtil. deceased, and sub
joct 10 20 the ayment 81 a Judgment against
said J. Is. Iuft. IN favor ~ Goddard q Moses,
for the sum z Sc. o. with Interest thereon
from the fth day at February, 49, Till paid,
aud fl6, costs on said judgment.
Aud am laYt having been made and nleJ
that J. b. ruft Is not "A resident oi tins state,
he Is ordered 10 apnefr here within nfteen
days after due utilization of this order and
do what is necess y 70 protect his interests
In this suit.
A copy -Teste; -. ... -,
CHARLES W. GODDIN, Clerk.
" u TasuN In a. a. f,,.y SutW
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VTIRGINIA-IN THE CIRCUIT
' COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
JANUARY 2trH. 1889;
The Virginia Electric Light and Power Com
pauy,a corporation duly Incorporated un-
der the laws Of the State Of Nirsinia, 80.
............ ..., ......s.. .s....ss.... flalnuu,
against
William ii. Cole. sst.stssstsfts fss Dclfnnhnt.
Ia case and upon an attachment returned exc
ecuttd.
Tho object Of this SUIT l. 10 recover against
the defendant s23l T. with interest thereon az
the rate OF six per ontum per annum from
October 18th, isss. untii paid and 10 attach
the estate Oh the sail defendant. In the city OF
Richmond and subject the same 10 the pay
ment OF the plaintiff claim.
And affidavit having been made and hled
that tho defendant Is a n0n-rt sdent n this
State. IT IS ordered that he appear here within
fifteen Gays alter due publication hereof. and
30 what is necessary to protect his interest la
this suit.
A oOpy-Teste. ALFRED SHIELD.
Clerk.
wySpHAa n. MEREDITH, .. q.
Jazz su4w
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Nrw ADVERTISEMENTS.
H,NpERcORNs.

.7',''''l'77 m ~ l'7aIla.1E
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Don't stuff a Cold.

If you do you will nine times in ten, have q
fever to starve.
A cold is shock received by the myriad
nerves that bristle near the surface of a hui
man body. This shock is transmitted TO the
nerve centres. and then back to the mucous
membranes, forcing great amount of blood
to those membranes. creating more or |, SIS
severe irritation and consequent rise in the
temperature. followed by chills. Exc S. of
food in the stomach still more increases the
temperature, and, worst of all hips clog
the secretions or natural outlets Of the body.
1t is high ii ne we broke away from an old
notion which, like some others, has done
more harm than good For example, in
years past how many poor fever sufferers.
burning with an internal fire and thirst, were
hurried to an untimely grave because not al
lowed cooling drinks or bit of ice by the
old time treatment of fevers. as foolish as
the adage for colds. At last one cunning
delirious patient got to a pump of cold water
and drank his fill determined not to leave
until the well ran dry, he Stacked the fever,
recovered, and doctors learned a lesson.
Experimenting with a severe cold is dan
gerous custom, as most persons try one rem
edy only until some friend suggests another
sure cure" as Mark Twain so humorously
described. When slight hosrseness or tight
eniug of the nasal mt mbranes YARNS one of
skin exposure or chill from wet, act
promptly. delay is dangerous. With
children it may mean Group and strangula-
ton, with adults, catarrh, bronchitis, per
haps pneumonia. If neglected, nothing can
prevent the sneezing, red nosey woe begone
look of person with a cold. Scores of
mothers would as on go to bed without
matches in the house, as without that old
fashioned remedy, Johnson's Anodyne Lini
ment. near at hand for croupy children.
Ussd with a mild laxative, as described in a
pamphlet which L. S johnson and Co, Bos-
ton. Mass, will send free to anyone. John
sons Liniment will cure a cold for adults
quicker than any known remedy. A mild
nutritious diet. gentle physic 70 open the
secretions, and bottle of that old Anodyne
from your druggist, will conquer any cold.
Johnson's Anodyne Linimenr was originated
by an old family physician more than seven
" years ago. d&Vlr
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prisoners. That seems pretty small doesn's
tf But When ne remember TIA, many places
IN this city furnish excellent table board for
$500 seek, the matter assumes q didereu,
aspect The boarding house keeper pays
rent and buys fuel 20 begin With, thea he
sets much more expensive table than any
Jail, and IN addition TO this must hire his
cooking and serving dsne. All this mus,
come OUT Of his IS GO and after this i. done
hos much will be have lef, for the purchase
of provisions: Will !, be 50 IS or les.r The
sheris pays no rent, his fuel Is furnished
him. and be nHd. those among the prisoners
who can cook and serve the food he pur-
ehase-. Which stanis the best shor 90
profits, be or The boarding house keeperf
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And speaking of charity will always call
up the reflection that many of the people of
this 18th century will never contribute to it
unless forced to do so by Law Hence it i.
my belief that public charities should be more
numerous. Why should the good deeds of
philanthrophie citizens be always left to draw
heavily upon the few instead of drawing
lightly upon the many.
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ALONG TIE WHOLE LINE.
By 0oaoout

1t you'd seem a. if some other place Of
sabbath resort might be fund than the prin-
cipal street of the city There isn't any lax
TO prevent a man from being there. provided
he conducts himself IN an orderly manner.
but it is very certain that the Sabbath i. in.
tended TO be something different than day
Of public loahns
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1t has slssys seemed to me that come pro-
vision should be made by la~ for the main
tenance or at least pecuniary assistance of
those dependent upon officers Of the law who
are killed in he discharge Of their duty. Up
on these men devolves the peace and order
Of society, and if they lay down their live.
in the cause of society Why should not the
public assist in maintaining those who were
dependent upon them. Such an act would
not be charity but justice
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Il am aware that it may be conside red a
gentleman speaking OF this subject, but |
am convinced that the Sunday crowds upon
Water street date from the time that the
sunday papers were first placed on sale here
Previous 10 that time one might walk through
Water street on the Sabbath aud not meet
half dozen people, bat nov he will be sure
to find a crowd. | may be called old fash
Toned, but | cant help believing that the
Sunday papers are responsible for this con-
dition of things"
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When the prisoners. the Winthrop tramp
robbers and Mulverhifl, reached Brunswick
station yesterday morning as they were
being taken from Augusta to Thomaston,
quite a crowd gathered about them and
greeted them with jeers and threats. At
one moment it seemed as though the crowd
meant mischief but the guests for Thomaston
were finally put aboard the train without
further trouble.
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The Christmas sale drawing at Mr.. C. X.
Psrtridge's drug store took place last evening.
The lucky investors were Mr.. Manley Pike,
who drew an elegant brass set-two vases
and chalice Mr. A. B. Gushing of Boston,
who was the fortunate recipient of the plush
toilet case, and Mr.. A. B. +. Chadbourne,
who exchanged his ticket for fine bronze
piece entitled Evening Prayer"
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Here sa problem for our philanthropic
citizens. How shall We clear the streets of
these Sunday thronger.s What shall it be,
a reading room-Or something el.el Don't
all speak at once. Write your anssers in
condensed form and mail to the Journal At
your earliest convenienee
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Nov is good time to buy garden truck
For instance, If you want quart of straw
berrie, sll will buy them or YOU can buy
three berries for seventy five cents. "A
nice "spring" lamb will cost SIS in the New
York market. Four tomatoe. can be eI-
changed for 81, or cucumber for nifty
cents and so on
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Does Augusta have much junk bust
Agine," said Water street man to the s:ribe
yesterday. why" he added, IL know one
dealer in this city who has handled twenty
Eve car loads of old iron alone the past year
That was about two hundred and twenty -hrs
tons Besides that he handled tons and tom
Of other junk. bones, rass, paper, bottles, al
kinds of the waste materials Of the cit,
which can b. made to al any possible place
In the manufacture Of q new article fol
practical USE
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rogues' gallery The collection of the
photographs at the Police Station
of noted criminals who are
wanted by the authorities in various parts OF
the country is increasing and now makes. as
one interested inspector remarked. quite a
show" This is good example of the bet
ter methods of hunting criminals which are
now in vogue, than those formerly employed.
So far as is known none Of the originals in
this gallery" have ever visited the capital
Of Maine.
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Ayers Sarsapari||a,
Or. J. c. Aver 4 Co.. Lowell. Mass.
Price u. siI Aog,les, o.. Worth o . bsssls


Hon. Luther Maddox of Boothbsy ia in the
city
Mr.. Alonzo Nickerson Of Boothbsy is in
town.
State Treasurer Beal left for Portland
yesterday
Mr. 7. E. Lindsey, of Boston, was in th,
city yesterday.
Judge Stearns took the afternoon train fol-
Portland Tuesday.
W R. Prescott, Esq of Rockland, wal
IN the ETY. yesterday.
Mrs. L. A. Church is in Bangor for few
weeks visiting her son.
George B. Remission, Esq, of BoottsDay
arrived in town yesterday afternoon.
Deputy Sheriff Hill of Ws,erville va.
registered at the Hotel North yesterday.
Miss Lo,tie Cornforth of Oakland is in the
city for short vi sit to her sister, Julia Corn
forth.
Mr.. John Avery left for Portland yes,er
day afternoon to attend the banquet given by
the Portland Knights Templar
Mr.. Z. X Pierce, formerly of this city and
recently resigned from the Portland Custom
House. was in Augusta Tuesday.
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Oysters are not nearly as plenty as they
have been" said a market man to the Journa
scribe yesterday. There is decided fall
ing of in the receipts of oysters
at present" viii it cause rise
in price," Il think it will, al
though it may not They may come in bet
ter before we feel the change This de-
crease in receipts seems to be due to the re-
cent activity of the Maryland oyster navy in
protecting the forbidden beds from the
ravages of the dredgers. The later being
forced to depend upon those beds which
their previous recklessness had stripped of
their treasures have found it almost impossi-
BILE to get an adequate supply.
1t is said that if the dredgers were al
lowed to do AS they pleased it would only be
a few years until oysters wo I'D be as scarce
in the Chesapeake as buffaloes now are OH
the praires."
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Well wont discus this subject further.
These remarks are my own and if the pub
lie doesn't see it in that light then the pub
lie look. al it with different eyes and per
haps, after ali. nay De right.
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The latest fad in church entertainments is
progressive peanut party If you DON'T
know what IL is. ask some one who has at
tended. They are said to be superior TO
everything yet attempted in the line of
church affairs. Yet We are told there is
nothing new under the sul.
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The tramp who was arrested in the city
Saturday, and who endeayored to swlndle
several families into believing him to be a
"ship-wrecked sailor, WAS bound over to
the April term of court by Judge Andrews
yesterday. A belief prevails that he is a
hard character.
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Marriieo.

In South Auburn. Jan. &, At the brides residence
BY All Warehouse, Esq, William L. Marsh to Miss
Oiivis Bragdon.
In Rome ID, Is, by Rev. VIM. n Warren. Jesse
Halves of Fairfield 10 Mi Edith n. lis Of Rome.
10 :, arsmoa;, Jan |, BY Rev. Wesley wiggin, A.
monf-
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NOTICE..

All persons having bills szsins; the Howard
Benevoienf Unioa, vi please send them to Z.
NeMurdl- P. .. BOX 80, on or before >atnrra /,
the Executive COMMITTEES h-vins "order books" In
their posse, ston, and who not using the cane,
will please hand them to MI haria Fuller. -