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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-07
The New Jail Project. /.

rho notice served an thu Co,,,,tv Cam.
misssioners by M .Reyjmtn,arnnn 1s sarvos 10
bring prominently before, In, neonjs ia
whole subject, The shirt Of fnroyress
has taken 90 firm 4 hold in{Wheslinc
that nobody likes u onnoao A
that. seems to be..inthe real lima II nnh.
liz ;in,trovcment B This li;ac;,o,n,s i
part n least, 10, 3the indianosition - a..
4 nress nrnb1icIy M }oouosi;;on q ~ q,
:: nroiect treclv exnresspd i nriS.. go -
Il ia hIcrsyond disn,in,e that M; ~
ian r. not Whit sncl, m iin,,;tn,;nn
should be, sS1tmust be aid with sn ,,u
I iraukness ana and with Difference to 81 rho
!. take the o,l,e,s view. that tbe nrs.si,I.
nced Il 4 IS, nav az, mil bast,,ot shapesn conoln
s;veal,y !; / established u Neither ~. :.
$6olv tSl;pn fh,or5 iiir;o,uble Il ahow ~. :
new 5inil Ia ,,ir,e,a %thoI, NE cnnnt
{ justified So planting 81 An yery rostl !
.,fo,, nd Il tl,e hearl II yasv
& residence, portion 81 TIC, cit5y b
The argument in favor ofs liz 5: ala
! selected i, that the iail: shouluEbe near n,
tic Court ut House III ot convenience tr and 4
save expense IL conveying nrisoners
~ y = -
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fig majority This being unquestion..;
ablytrue, the. Commissioners twouldsbe
wise retreat beioret the county shall hs
further involved sin sthe undertaking.
Since Taxpayers do not want tile new
jail the Commissioners are under no Oh.
legation Of duty 10 force It on them. " X,
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II Is understood that Wald McAItis.
ter is under contract TO deliver 10 Mr..
Grover Cleveland the frat vacancy In
tho Four Hundred. That will be con.
ISOLATION enough Tor the loss Of the White
X House. IS Il, Z II ID, s3 Y
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CALVIN 5. BRlcE has no fear that any.
body will be able to take This mem
from him.. This is the way 1t has looked
to everybody who has had the advantage
to bp ''pp lfee," but all the same it Is
Il remarkably frank and refreshing way
OF putting it. No wonder Mr., Btice is
confident. Shall not a man DO what he
will with his own? X. VI
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lin deadly car.coupler Is disgrace to
tho civilization Of the day. 1T should
bo suddenly cut oil, and that without
remedy. Is human life to be held so
chcap2 Turn loose on somebody's fine
trot,ing horses such an instrument oil
destruction and chow long 1t will last.
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WnYisit that policemen are SO quickly
overcome BY the grip And while they
arr hid up for repairs who is TO hug tho
servant girls Oh, the beat /? Il y u /. s-St
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II Is true tina. General Grant wns q
great smoker, but he eschewed the
cigarette. Grant, be 1t remembered, was
a really great man. ~ Sl,
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ING YnoorlSa cough, Group, soreS throat,
sudden colds, and the lung troubles pc.
cnliar to children, are easily controlled
bypromptly administering yer's Cherry
Pectoral. This remedy Is safe to take;
certain nfits action, and adapted to all
constitutions. ~ ny paw:l
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The blood is the source Of health.
Keep it pure by taking Hoods Sarsapa.
rilla, which is peculiar in its curative
power. @ !; B! l3SSSs u /
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DIED.

BL0S-on Monday morning, January 6, 1870, at
s. 7:io o'clock, FRED BLos, aged 81 years. 3,
Funeral services at Third Presbyterian Church,
FL Eighth ward, on Wednesday afternoon at
$50 o'clock Friends Of the family are In.
vited 10 attend. In.erment at Mt. Zion Gem.
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,FOR&SALE.
Real Estate.
FOR RENT
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.

gr4g .
sl5syJ 4 MONTE.
No. 2l02 Main street, s u
No. 2251 Main street, store.roou and work ~
q %
No. l7l3 Alley I, Room. 8 o.
HI 81 POSSESSION APRIL l. li.,,' 4
No. 2249 Main % o.
NO 1881 Ho0ds y "
No. " Alley - "
No. 2l5l Main street, I'd and Sd floors ....,. 6 on
=; Business House and Dwelling numbered 0ls
and 2245 Market street. ty1 sIFAHh 9 ~
and 22fg Market street; the hatls on second aud
third floors will DO converted into dwelling
rooms 10 suit tenant ga < y
y Us Acre Farm, $500 per anunrn. $50
: A Desirable Residence on line OF P, W, & Ky.
Railroad, 500 per annum. IA i!S (
4; 81 FOR SALE. } i.S
No. 1923 Jacob street, desirable new resi-.
house. ground q full lot.
II No. 60 North Front street. - e '.Ss;;Si
= Lots east and west sides OF South Front street.
6 Lots on North Huron street near ZaAe street.
Exley Lots on McColloch street 2i1:t.; { y
i. Exley Lots on Alley II. "a q
z No. l025 McColloch street. y a.
BALI Lot on Eighteenth street.
+ No. 22l8 Eoff street. 4 i5iS .5 VI f.{ + F
\ No. Dad Main street. {. j
BLOCK q q, :, Houses, Twenty,aith and Main stu.
4 No. 1b Tweuty.ionrth street,. tx r. y
4 No. 70 Twenty.fourth street. & "A Ri
n No. 1870 McColloch street. ~ n y Is
n Many other Houses, Lots and Farms for sale.
III y = A AMESEA. HENRY
Real Estate Agent, .. s. Claim Attorney and No.
z tary Public, No.'16l2 Market Street. itS1l ja6
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THEY'VE SYMPTOMS OF DEATH
Tired feeling, dull headache, pains in
various parts 5of the body sinking
at the pit otSthe stomach; loss Of appe;
tite, feverishness, pimples or sores, are
all positive evidence OF poisoned blood.
No matter howit hecame poisoned it must
DO purified to avoid death. Dr.. Acker's
English Blood Elixir has Meier failed to
remove scrofulous or syphilitic poisous.
Sold under positive guarantee. y For sale
by Logan Drug Co., J.T. Goodwin 4 Co.:
Oh: Goetze, lA..aT Dung, john Cole:
man, 9. Menkemeller. HflJ}S.;22g l5f,5 DAw.4 VI
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Sick Hsa,tacilc.
~ Loose's Red Glover Pills cure sick
headache,$ Dyspepsia, indigestion, con.
etipation, csc. per box, s boxes for ST.,
For sale by& Logan, Drug Co.; Bridge Cor.
ner Druggists, Wheeling. Va D4w
Children Crv5 for Pifchnr,e r. aase ,t
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X 1850 o'clock. Friends Of the family are In.
.vlted 10 attend. Insermens a. Mt. Zion Gem.
etery. ~: f. i. :. Il. b;
suSDERLASD-Ath his home III NoundsyIlle,
~. Sunday, January s, 1890, at sll:30 O'Clock ..
4 m, JosErn w.. suNpERLAsp, aged Is years
and days 81 4 ..i5.}55,g
Funeral will take place this Crueadsyj after.
ist9 noon! ate O'Clock. Friends Of the family
- arc invited to attend. u i! 4.
sMITH-on Monday, January $3.50, al. $50,
Ngig LULA NAY, infnnt daughter OF Harry Y. and
tx Lula 81. Smith. aged s months and 7dvs. a :
Funeral from the residence Of her parents. No.
s. Twenty.sixth street, on Wednesday morn.
Ing at 10 O'Clock. Interment at Allen Grove
VIZ Cemetery. Il Is $3
BRuGGE-.At Martins Ferry, O., Sunday
j.. morning, January s.. 1900. at 6, o'clock,
WILLIAM DELRRu6oE,; in his esd year. - n
Funeral from the residence Of hi" daughter.
!: Mrs. Henry Lindeman, Etnaville, Tuesday
afternoon at o'clock. Friends Of the fam.
lily are Invited, !; 1ntctment at III, Zion Gem:
ar
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SrArI OF Quo, Cry Z, Of n TOLEDO rs 3 2

us 81 LUCAS County,, g. sII +
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
is tho senior partner Of the firm OF F. ],
Cheney & Co., doing business in 4 the
City OF Toledo, County aud State afore:
Of one hundred dollars for each; and
every case OF & catarrh that cannot be
cured BY the use OF Halls Catarrh Cure.
g$s WEI W IfYs FRANK J. CHENEY. h,
Sworn to before me, and subscribed
in my presence, this 9Th day Of Deem
Der, A. D. 1886: n WA .5ii.;
5.Ff:-.-o Il NV. GLEASON,
jysl,, t@:,,, CrG S!st Notary Public.
"a Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal.
ly and acts directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the Bystem. n Send
for testimonials, free. ]; 3iIyTffJS
FL. CHENEY ( Co., Toledo, o.
M DeSr Sold by Druggists, Is cents. jpAw
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RAIN, rain, 80 away; come again some
April day. =. LL.5e-.a-5... Y.
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WANTED-AF FIRST. OF LASS BOOK.
S,xYNtKEEPRRto r 4 conmsreial House IN tho
city. Applicant must DO thorough aud ptartl.
CALI Sasiiiaesofy references required ~ to- NJ
handwriting, thwHOLKSALE uRoCER,"'t care
ihteil9tneer office. ~ i.lp - "a tss aNlft Ia =
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NOT1CEGAgFALsE RUMOR-NOT
~ tkw6rd Of truth IA e. that the OIL; 6as and
neuwood. II you buy q Lot eyery thing under
4 belongs to you.fI Ma A @. MeAEChENI ajf
Main street LIZA. ROLL, d Co., 1870 Market
street, aud JANEs MCMAHON, lenwood Junction,
het S.1flelillt fA.st tLRtEtfI ia
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iFoR gRENT-DWELLINl38HOU
both gases IN house. Enquire at 2Jl2 Main
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!. .'IlVlls . f'li az "A 11llI3 Mo
New Advertisements,

tWAN TIE D-AR SECONDHAND
Gnff,sVlctor Safety. Address. with price, Lock
BOZ No, 2p5 E7},t;1 IN lBtcs iR7s 81
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ssl5}EEf is ~ Iys's}A MONTE.
No: 2l02 Main street, rooms S u
No. 2253 Main street, store.room and work. 81
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az weuld advise that the post take no
action on the matter, but leave it to the
discretion Of: the delegates, who after
hearing full discussion, can vote under
standingly. 5iif iS5sfEs'f i.59;la
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Eden Barker. Ea9ton, raised 3dl0
bushels potatoes on eleyen9cres. fonr
hundred seventy eight bblS. sorted
potatoes on live acres.
This season In some cases Aroost0ok
farmers have been obliged to put iu
some work digging potatoes on sundays
Ia order 10 get fh"jr big crop out OF the
ground before cold weather set in.
The Dakota Red is evidently tine com
ING potato. IL is a great yielder, q good
keeper and an excellent market potato.
It viii bring thousands Of extra dollars
into the pockets Of Nroostook farmers
this wear.
Albert Whtenmb OF Easton, Is one OF
the solid iurn of North Aroostook aud a
-ucrr--fiil farmer. His way of getting
there ths vrar is by storing about 80
hlfrcl- Of fine potatoes for the market
later on AZ tall prices
Mr. Philo feed, If Fort Fairfield ,
ought not 10 be very much afflicted with
the blues Ibis fail Besides raising 120
bu>hel, potatocs to m acre. lac i the
owner of very promi~ NJ colt 10y the
great aud only Nelson.
j. b. sutherland. of Woodland.
received Sl.3i for The POTATOES grown on
four rods less thlu an acre. Fourteen
hbi-, were factory and the others sold
ii 10 70 Sl11. Il j. needless to add
There Mas Il fertilizer at the bottom.
There l. ma town that will get richer
returns from its crops This season than
tie Hne town of E4ston. There ar,
~onir seventeen farmers. eountlug south
E l. rt4 ahA Ia
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Fine ca.

A valuable Jersey COW belonging TO
MIR, VIA. McComh, of FoNcrofr. died
Monday, the result of injury from a
wire fence on the line of the Bangor and
PiscataQuis Railroad
lt is no more labor to make good but
ter than poor In fact the labor Is less
when one has all the c0nvcnienccs and
precautions against impurities Of all
kinds are followed as II general rule.
Dsirying aud market vegetables may
go together very conveniently and pro
fi.ably. The waste of the crops. rs de-
fective vegetables, will afford excellent
feeding for the cows while the manure
will pay for all. Practical Farmer.
Mr. Charles \ Green, while deeming |,
proper TO face" fra,s packages with
average specimens. den0unces the too
common practice Of placing on top sam
piles that convey an unwarranied I'M
preston of extra quality or the whole
I.inseed meal is not only food bnt a
medicine. It's use prevents many Ills to
which animals are subject, by regulating
the bowels and promoting digestion. II
has the advantage of being ~ least
harmless, whether benefit is derived oil
not.
\ proverb examined: Get what you
can, and what you GET, hold; It's the
ston. that viii turn all your lead into
gold" This is good advis"-if yo,
want to become grasping miser. But
generosity produces more happiness
han mSerliness does ChriStida Stan
IJfyi
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a time AT d monay too precious. to be III =
tered away in III trial of uncertain meaos
OF cure. when one ia atii cte1 with any iin-
gerir g or chronic al ment of the liver, lungs
or hood. Now, DIR. Pisrcs's )iden Nedi-
cal Disc very is such posi- i've remedy fot
all such ills, IS 10 variants manufacturers
in -ellirg IL, as they are dong, 'hrt ugt
frnggi.is, on cordit o t1at ii il doc / do al
at it is recomms nded t.. the money paid
for it will be promptly REFUNDED. There ares
p--at many blood-purifisr- advertised, but
oaly the &c | len Medical Discovery" of
Dr. Pierce could su.iaID self and b. sold
under su b try Jag conditions. TO sell aiy
ordinary me lien. under such a guarantee
would bankrupt its rroprletors, but with
the Golden NJ dicai Disccve ali that IL
asked for it is iair tail, and ii it don't dc
all tbat it is ad vertsed to. the mauufactur-
ers will ohc,ifils and promptly 'efunt all
money PAID for t. BY sl"guliriy pecu-
lar method of business. 81 Ike ibersl 10 the
parchasers and exaciiug to the Baantactur
e. s, The invalid can be sure Of getting the
value Of his money, which j, not true Of
any her medicine. All diseases afislng
from torpii liver, or from impure or poi
srned I'll iod. are co. quer. Il by the Golden
Meoirsl D'scov. ~ E-peeisliy has
man tested It's marvel Gus potency in cu--
" Salt Rheum, Teitsr, Eczema. p orasis
InIertiso. Erys las, md ~ kin ard
scalp Ci1ea'ee, II, mater of how i0rg
anding Scrofulous aft tins sores and
swe,llnss. 80 Feversorss " bite Swell ngs
Iiip-j lot ID : ase and KIN ired ailments
ii ID 20 positive. par fHng. strengthen
i z and hes ing properties. Lung S rofa-
ia (cbmmotls bn1un as Ccnsump' ions of
the Lun.s) also yield. TO it, # it be taken
IN Tim 81 d given fair trial. Contain,
sieoho to Bebrisie, no syrup or sugar
20 rUeai and in psi- d gestion; az Won
deiful in 5 curative results as 1t is pecu-
litr in cpmpt -tion. Don't accept sny
suts'i ute sad so be 'jus a. good" that
dealer may M Ike larger profit.
nnx2ilf&WIM
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FrankIin Pom ona Grange.

Franklin County Pomona Grange. J.
o. kves of Wilton. ". Master, held their
annual meeting for the election of Off
GERS for the ensuing year. with Aurora
Grange. Nc. BOZ. in Strong. oa Thursday,
October ~ Hon. Rufus Prince, W.
Master OF the Maine State Grange, was
present as a visitor Orficers elected rs
follows W. Master. l.. Vi Campbell ;
w overseer. Lee Daggett ". Lecturer
Mary Cushman: ". steward. + Dill;
W. \. $. Geo Wilbur: " Chaplain. II
s. Mosher. W. Treasurer. r. II. Smith
W. Secretary. Minnie kevs. W. G. X e
David Aeerill; Ceres, Mrs. p y. Camp
bell. Pomona, Mrs. Amelia Dagyets
Flora. Mrs l.. 4 Wilbur: l.. \ :. Mrs
Oetayia A. D,ll. After the election came
the picnic dinner. such as only farmers
wives ard daughters can get up. After
dinner the meeting WIS called to order in
the 18th degree by W. MasterJ- o. Ayes.
and W. Master Prince WAS called upon
to exemplify the unwritten work of the
order which took up the afternoon aud
was very satisfactory to all present IL
the evening there was public nlt cling
although there was but short notice
vet there was geodiy number out, and
the meeting was very interesting. W
Master Prince and j. q kges. spoke al
the advantages Of the farmer being lin
tied. and also of The workings If tie
Grange and WHAT il was doing for tho
farmers There were several Others
that spoke, and made the evening vers
interesting 10 all. The installation ol
the officers will be with North Franklin
Grange 10 Phillips on the ID Thursday
Of January, lS3l.
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GOSSIP OF THE ORANGES.

The members CT Startling Grange,
North Fayette, met Wednesday, Oct.
~, and quilted two Friendship quilts,
one of which was presented TO Mrs.
Alva Gilbert, and the other to Mrs.
Alonzo Keith.
Saturday evening, Oct. 18th, Morning
Light Grange had Il harvest supper To
which they invited Northern Light
{ range About fifty were present f'om
Northern Light Grange and the local
Grange was well represented and the
evening was much enjoyed by all.
Pittsiield Grange celebrated the in
struction Of two candidates in the fourth
degree by Il harvest feast Saturday even
ng. Ii is needless to say that the feast
VS. substantial one, and large com
nany of Grangers and their friends were
present. The evening was devoted to
games and free and-easv good time
Pit sieid .ideetiser.
Mount Etna Grange, Hiram, has
started new feature in its work, which
urely is to be commended, 1t holds all
q meetings when the members make
an exhibit of farm products, spending
the day in comparing and discussing the
same. and in the evening having the
regular service of the grange. The
plan cannot fail to meet the approval of
all its members.
Elbridge Davis, Il member of Seven
Tree Grange, Union, who freely gave
his influence for promoting the interests
of husbandry and of mankind, and per-
forming cheerfnily all labor assigned
him tor the good of the Wrder' recently
deceased, and the grange passed appro-
pirate resolutions upon his memory.
The committee on resolutions was G. W i.
rhurston, E. ii Wacott and b. f.
Jones.
Seven Tree Grange, Mon, is prosper
Gus. It has nearly doubled its member
ship since Jan. /, 1890, having now one
hundred members in good standing
They have finished u fine hall in the
grange building, which was bought last
year, the h I'll is pleasant and CONNIE
dious, occupying with the ante-rooms,
he whole of the second sto V. Below
this hall there is room for a large dining
hall, which we expect to complete soon.
There is also Il st,uie connected with the
building. Trees have been planted upon
the grange lot, which will add greatly
to the attractivcness OF the grounds
The membership is constantly increas
/ ing.
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Mrs. Michiei Curtain, Plsinfeld, ILL.,.
makes the statement that she caught cold,
which settled on her lungs: she Was treated
for a month by Der family physician, hui
grer wo,ss He tol her she was a hope
Iess victim of csn,ump,oa ard that no
medicine could cure her. Her druggist
suggested DR.. Kings New Discovery fol
Consumption; she bought bottle and to
her delight found herself benefited from
first dose. She continued its use aud sftei
taking ten hotties, found Lerst II FOUND and
we'll, now does her own homework and il
"A well ~ she ever was IRE trial to'tlei
of This Great Discovery a. Bo1ditch Web
ster & Co., Drug Store, large bottles soc
and 81 90. auRi ldeot& 4 iychy X
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Mr.. J. W. Dudley, the Castle Hill fruit
raiser, has just received check for slo0,
the net profit on the sale of twenty six
barrels of apples which he recently
shipped to Boston. 1t seems that Aroos-
took can not only raise apples good
enough for home consumption, but eau
ship fruit that takes the cream prices In
Boston markets. Star Hsfal.i.
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L, is the little things that tell-lutle broth
ers for Instance, who hide away in the par
lor while sister enter ains her beau, etc.
D.. p.erce's Pleasant Pelle,s are Ii tie
thirgs that tell They tell on the liver and
tone up the system. SO small aud yet so
etfectual, they are rapidly supplanting the
old-styl- oil Au inf,llbie rene ~ for
Sick ard Bilious Headaches, Biiousness
and Con ,tipalon. Pot upin walls, conven-
lent TO cnrry. Their use attended with nc
discomfort nov3i&wfolrm
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bfs inc Farmius Notes.

Corydon Powers of Caribou, raised ISL
bbls. Dakota Red potatoes on one ano
one half acres of land.
The shipment of apples from Corinna
station for the week ending Oct. ., wa-
nearly seven thousand bushels-th,
larger portion for cider. The factory
is putting up daily one hundred and fifty
bushels in cans and the people are fine
ing that the industry is a very profitable
Que for them and are encouraging il.
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saws ia. wonderful colt, and both are very

saws, i, wonderful colt, and both are very
handsome. Mr.. Brown 10 also handling a
two year old FLY by Cha6wick's Pa'chen,
Among others who have good colts in this
village are George A. Clrk who has two
one one year old, and the other two years
old; aud C. NJ CLARK, who has tinethree
year old filly by Dexter Boone COOL one
IS hands high, we'll broken, very handsome
and "kind in any spo, or plaza"
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Kindness, # nothing stronger, should
induce any one 10 use DIR. Bulbs Baby
syrup for the rtlief of the diseases babit'
are subject TO. Plce only twenty-five
cents bottle. Sold everywhere.
Every ime, Enthusiastically, and Ger aioly
catsrrh AID il huenzt vel 10 the msgi a
influence of Oii Saars Casrrh tur', The
safest II medy for tee oiIsJsiye diseases
pfiCe only IL eDtY-fv cents
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valuable horse belonging tn A. e..
Chase of Farmiag1slc met with severe
aeeiden, Friday. Coming dosn a slight
hlll be stepped on stone, injarins the. 2 is'
tern aud severely straiqing the fgaments OF
his ~. DR.. Irckeiiog vas rsiied to
attend him.
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VIM. 1iWmc rs, Postmaster of Idiville,
Ind, writes Electric Bitters has don.
more for me han all other med ci,ss com.
bined, for that bad fee ing arising from
Kidney and Liver treublef John Leslie
farmer and stockman, Of same plsce, says
''find Electric Bittcrs to b. the best Kidne,
and Liver m. Giciue, made me fe Ike q
new man" J. W Gsr,iner. hardware mer.
chant, same town, saws: Electric bitiers i,
just the thing TO "A nan aho il III runs dowr
and don't Fare whether be lives or died; b,
found new strength, good app ii e snd fcl
jest like be had new lease on life. nni,
zoe. a bottle, ut Bowdi Oh, w. b. or. & Co,
drug .tofe. anQl Ileodl YchMkX
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-03

\ nttros eseap. from a serious smash
Up occurred In Depot Square Saturday
AFTERNOON. 4 horse, driven by a gentle
man from the National Home frightened by
ihe electric ears, became unmaosgesbie
and drew the carnage completely over
another oFc C sGpisd by Two ladies'. For
turatcly no enc was injured. although one
Of the carrieges was e)Dsidera Jly sn isbed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-03

The notices posted by the e.tf narsasi
in regard to Siey Gle riiiag en- the sii-sa Is
did nLt arp ar TO have much effect npon
those - whom it was speti,ly sdlr ssei
The sIi.f eafereemsEt Of 1hs ordinance
YOU'D please everybody ia. the bicle is,s,
and ,ae7. being serslble fellows, would bot
be ai.pc ID to make riot.