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White Creek.

At BarkeI'r auction cows sold at $50
to $35: sheep "a 81 To S5; lambs, % TO
"a; horses, 500 To $l55; oats, 40 cents
per bushel. IL was q nice day and
every hing sold well. Mr.. Barker hiss
rented his farm and moves 10 Connecti-
cut soon.
There has been m.ny cases OF La Grippe
but net many ,ea,hs. Hope tue worst
Is over. Mrs. Myron Clark is improving
slowly,
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1890-02-13

Hon. CT renee 81. Phkin of Moutpe-
lier, United States District Attorney
under the Cleveland Administration
as retired from the practice of his pro
fessinn and entered the business offic'
Of the Lane Manufacturing Company,
The centennial of Morristown will be
celebrated June Sd.
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hhniinhurN.

The town officers have made their re-
ports for the year ending February 1st..
1890, and the printed statement, in de-
tail, will soon be placed IN the hands OF
the taxpayers. The selectmen's account
shows that orders have been drawn for
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1890-02-13

The Schoolmasters' Club of Vermont
has been organ lied with these ffices /:
President, s. w L'ndon, Burlington;
Vice President, E. A. Bishop, MN pc.
lier; Secretary and Treasurer E. ii.
butcher, Brsndcn Threertpuar meet
ings will be held yearly for The discus.
sion Of educational subjects and for 30
cial purpugeS.
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have lot of Grave Markers, Head
Stone Monuments, etc., which l have
concluded to sell at reduced prices. They
are all first-class stock and design, ano
will be sold at prices to suit purchasers
Come in and satisfy yourselves.
3ltf Z, NJ. LAMBERT,
No. 10 North St., Bennington, VI.
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SPECIAL BUSINESS LOCALS,

R-LosT-A PAIR OF old fhsn'ohEu
g,lu-bOwtd specIacies. IL any one 1a S
found them a reward VIII oe gwen Iur
their return 10 Anna c. PARK SO4 F'eas-
ant street. Tvs
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1890-02-13

Daring the warm weather a few
days ago grasshoDpers made their ap-
pearance in vast numbers 10 Southern
Indiana. They did great damage to
wheat.
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DIED.

WILBOX-In Bennington, Feb 9th, Mrs. Har
riet A Cor Din, wife Of Emerson Wilcox, aged q
years.
FRADENBURG-In Bennington. Feb. 9th
Mrs. Lyman Fradenburg, aged % years.
MURRAY-Gn North Bennington, Feb. 9th
Ned" Murray, aged so years.
BIRNEY-In River David. Canada, P. O.. Feb
5th after an Illness Of over seven months, Laura
e, Birney. an adopted daughter OF Mr.. Ambrose
Birney, in the 22nd year Of her age.
GALLOW-In North Bennington. Feb. 9Th
Mary Ethel twin daughter of Samuel and Ellis
Gallow. aged months, IS days.
bright eyes close their latest slumber,
Fold the hands across the reast,
Sleep so soundy,-never waking,
Our little one has gone to rest"
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rE-FoUND-A pair of opera glasses.
The owner can have the same by prov
ing property and paying for this notice,
calling on a. 81. Fonda, at Drysdale's
atora
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Every policy has endorsed thereon the cash
surrender and paid up insurance values to which
the insured is entitled by the Massachusetts
statute LIFE RATE ENDOWMENT policies
are lssued At the old life rate premium-ANNUAL
CASH distributions are paid upon ALL policie
Pamphlets rates and values for any axe sent
on applicalion TO the COMMANDS office. or to
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1890-02-13

There is no convincing argu.
ment in a long string Of figures.
You don't know whether the
goods are cheap or not until you
see them and Judge Of the quail.
lily. So for the present We will
simply say that We are selling oil
winter goods at cost, and some
goods, Of which we have Q VeFy
large stock are going at
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1890-02-13
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
~ Estata of GEORGE ROCKWOOI

~ Estate of GEORGE LOCKWOOD
The undersigned, having been appointed by ths
Hon Probate Court for the District Of Bennington
Commissioners, to receive, examine, and adjust al
claims and demands Of all persons against the estate
Of George lockwood late Of Bennington, w.. IN
said district deceased and all claims exhibited nof
set thereto hereby give notice that they will meet
for the purposes aforesaid at the store
Of @. B. sibley, on the Srd day Of
March and It'll day Of August next
from O'Clock D. m. until o'clock p. m each
Of said days, and that six months from the It'll
day Of February, A. D., 1890, is the time limited
BY said Court for said creditors to present their
claims to US for examination and allowance.
Dated at Bennington this 7lh day Of February
A. d. 1890.
L. p. ABBOTT
4t3 ID. McE0WEN,H Com'rs.
Q. =. DEWEY,
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LIFE INSURANCE.

In order to provide an amount payable at death
which shall increase with each premium paid
during specified period, the New York Life has
orip mated and introduced Mortuary Dividend,
or Premium.Return, feature. which provides for
guaranteed dividends equal to either fifty or one
hundred per cent. according to the table selected
at insuring Of all premiums paid within speci-
fed period in case Of death within this period, in
addition 10 the face Of the policy.
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discourse music on The ausplclOus 0cCa
sion and Library Hall will be the scene
of the gayety Tomorrow evening. The
cost of the decorations heretofore have
proved to be 40 much of an expense that
the general committee request Us to say
that this being benefit dance they have
decided not to decorate this yer. II
order to receive one of the elegant
souvenirs, holders of a dance ticRel
must present the same at the door. wher
he will receive a check emitting him t.
one Of ,hese handsome affairs Every
body will want to procure one.
The death of Mrs. Emerson Wilcox
Sunday. was not surprise TO the family
although hopes were entertained by
many friends that che might IT cover
Mrs. Wilcox was woman Of excellen
Christian character, beloved by all wh'
knew her. In the social circle as vel
as in the church and family uhe will HI
sadly missed. The funeral was helC
srerday morning from The home OF
Gage street, the Rev. Chas. r Seymou
ficiating. The remains we're taken Il
Huos,ck Falls, N. Y. 60 be laid in thu
family lot beside others who have gOn,
before. Mrs. WIlcnx's maiden nam,
was Harriet M-rrick. She was frs
married TO Edmund Corbin and will
her husband lived at HoosIck F Ills. tt
them we're born two SONS who survive
Fred. G. and Chas II. Corbn. Abnu
thirty years ago MIS-. Curbin married
Mr.. Emerson Wilcox and for years re
sided in Bennington. Coming here t.
1--we permanently she removed he
church membership from the Firsl Pres
byterisn al HoOsick Falls. to the SecOnt
Congregational Church Of this village
The loss to her early church home b,
this removal proved the gain of tn
church in this village, and she died a
she had lived in communion With tn
church Of her choice. One daughter
Grace NJ, survives, Mrs. Geo. E Parke
of Amsterdam whose severe Sfiiic'iQn il
the death If her children we noted las
week. The surviving family circle wer
all present at the obsequles yesterday
They have the sympathy of man
hearts,
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Mineral County Alliance.

At meeting Of the Farmsrs All.
ance OF this county, had in Keyser
Friday. n. 3. Davis. T. r. Carsksd
on and Edwin Burgess we're elected
delegates TO the convention 10 oryaize q
State Alliance which meets q, Charles
ton The following officers were elect.
ed for the ensuing year;
President John johnson Vice
President. G. N. Emory; Treasurer,
b. +. Rodiuck. Secretary. Wright
Burgers: Assistant Secretary. Il. r.
Carskadon Chaplain. John F. Day.
ton; Door Keeper. C. +. Jobusot, /;
Assistant Door Keeper, Lambe n
Eiiifri'z; Business Agent, Dr.. wv.
Trask.-Keysrr Tribune.
;. l kreemer, Who has heen for 20
long time connected with our pub.
lie schools a. assistant principal, left
on Wedne. day for his home in Rom.
ney. We are sorry To learn that be
does not iuterd TO teach here the
coming year. lie is q most excellent
young man, a good teacher and a
pleasant acquaintance. He vii en-
ter college, probably at Lafsyeit or
Dickinson. lie has the hearty good
wishes Of n good MANY frieads in
keyser. Keyser Echo.
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Midsummer by the Sea.

Ever attractive, and particularly at I his
season OF the year, is the seashore. with its
cool breezes and invisorating surf bathing.
and now here on tie Atlantic Coast can one
better enjoy himself than Al Atlantic City,
the Brighton Of Americs.
- Where shall spend my vacation this sum-
mer 10 somewhat 81 q proben with most
PEOPLE, and this little item may help them
solve it with gratifying results TO them.
selvee.
1he sxPeose Of most trips Of any length Is
an important factor in the discussiol ., which
in this case Is reduced to q mini n um Board
aud hotel sccou modations can be bad at
Atlantic City at all prices. and by consult.
log tie table IT K. fares shown h.low il
will be found that trip TO this great wa
terinR resort can he made At less expense
than to any other resort within the same
distance 10 say no,bipg Of The attract ions
10 be found there.
The second excursion OF the se,son 10 40 :.
nosnced by the Baltimore and Ohio r r.
for Thursday, jay 18th. 1890. We give
below a list Of stations showing the time OF
trains and round trip rates OF fare 3
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l., NJ. SHEPHERDS

'.a.le spring has como again anil
N.h orr store is resplendeDt with
- ..t choice goods that are to be
,.u.1' n a frst-class city store. Our
pte.- Goods department is filled with
beautiful liDg Of
Cashmere.
heurettas, &C,
French and Domestic
"'hsltms, aud Sa.teens
IN endless variety.
We r''l special attention 20 our
'arSe line f Straw Mattings-ju1t
nm. !. o' 80 yatds good Mating ouly
me largest and best selected stock
%, boly Brussels, Tapestries Three.
r,N hxHa Super and Ingram CAR
H'> 70 ho louud outside OF large
- D1r.t forge, the place.
J., n SHEPHERD,
lls BALTIMORE ST,
GU MBERLAND, ND
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County News.
SPRINGFIELD, W. VA,

I
July ID. 80.
Mr. VIM. Seeders, aged about 90
years. was drowned near the Wire
Bridge Saturday While attempting
to swim tho river with his clothes
on aud a fishing pole in one hand
Ills funeral was preached here on
Sunday by Rev. w. f. Loc%e to
an unusual large congregation.
Mr.. Michael Blue, Jr.. died at
his home at Three Churches Sun
day night after a lingering illness.
MIR. Blue was about fifty years OF
age. was postmaster and merchant
at Three [ hurches, and was high
ly respected Christian gentleman.
Messrs. Brook Whiting, of Cum
berland, aud George Norton. OF
Wheeling. are the guests OF Mr..
Edward Washington.
Mr.. Ned Gregg, OF Baltimore, ia
the guests OF his aunt Mrs. Guthrie.
Miss Maggie Guthrie and Mrs.
DR.. Griffith expects TO go 10 Wash.
ington Tuesday. The former will
visit Niagara and Rochester this
week in company with party OF
friends from the Capitol.
Mrs. X. M. Washington and
children, accompanied by fourteen
friends, arrived at Ridge Dele
Saturday.
Mrs. Chadwick and daughter, of
Baltimore, whu have been visiting
friends here, went to redfor1
Springs Saturday.
Mr.. Brady Rannells and sister,
of Missouri, arrived about ten days
ago and expect 20 spend a couple
OF months VITA relatives ana
friends here.
Mrs. Susan Wall ia visiting her
brother, DR.. Daily, I'M Piedmont.
The l. dies OF Wesley Cha pei
NJ. +. Church South, expect to
hold a fes tivaI there Friday and
Saturday.25th and Goth of Jul. and
extend u hearty invitation TO all.
Dou't forget our festival az you
go along. Send in your cakes and
mix in time.
Owing TO the 60 icita;ion of his
many friends and teachers o,
Hampshire county, Prof. j. J.
Cornwell opened a normsI schoo
near Three Churches today, and we
understand has quite a number OF
scholars.
We are ve:y dry and the crops
are suffering. CUE SIS.
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Augusta, July I've are having
some very warm weather at present.
Wheat harvest is over. mrs. Kate
Mckee, who has been confined to
ner bed for some time with inham.
matory rheumatism is slowly re-.
covering.
Mr. James Brown is erecting a
new DIV elling-house on his premi-
SEES. Mrs. Ella Parks funeral will
be preached at Mt. Zion on tho
third Sunday in this month at 10
O'Clock in the morning. There
was preaching at this place by the
Thinkers, Revs. Hickman and
Smith, officiating. Miss Catha.
rine Vabmeter, who has been here
visiting her sister, has returned to
her home at the Old Fields in Har-
dy county.
Mr.. George SchniDbe. accom-
panied by his wife, visited his sis
ter 81 Capon Rridge Saturday and
Sunday.
Auausra, Jnly "a Rain IL badly needed
Harvest is over. Corn is looking tolsrably
considering the season. Berries Of ell kiuds
are scarce Sir, Beuiamin wolford's wife IL
very IN II this writing Mrs r J 10y, We
are glsd 10 hear, is abs N 60 about her
houiehold duties Mrs. Alpheus Smith, Of
Kansas, " visiting her brother 'lav, NJ
Y n Michael Of this place.
The picnic A. this plscs came 90 Saturday
Tbs Young folks seemed TO ENJOY themselves
Mrs Emma Keister ~ suffering ffou = %.
vsrelv spraioed ankle SIRE Richard Wo's
ford, who has been very ~ - 81 this er.s
ting somevat better. REX, ia.
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We are glad the Presbyterisu
Church at Capon Bridge is boildine.
Hon. h. B. 0iIkeson IL q. Cspon
Syringe.
w. W Cowden hss resigned m
chaifman Of the Republican executive
committee of this Safe August.
foIisck. OF Ohio CO.. succeeds him
1ne republican State convention
"'lI % held in Msrtinsburg. Aug. 20
9Au Entertainment and Lee.
lure will be given by the Rev ii
wells. OF baltimore. In the N f.
Church. South. ir this place, next
FRIDAY, July Is. at 8 d m Subject
"Ihe Heroes Of Former Times. and
who they were"
Nj. blackburn Hughes. a promi.
nent lawyer Of Martinsburg, this
state. died Saturday.
Mr. James Whiteman Of Mil Creek
Vas In to see US Monday and 10 say
ia Ike TO have The paper another
year. it's cool paper. l like it, wish
you'd send It to me another year, IFS
nice paper Much obliged Mr.. W..
very much Ileased 20 continue send
ing the paper IN you. We like to
hear people talk Just as YOU do.
The residence of DR.. j. NJ. Miller.
Mr.. Charles Shelley contractor. il
reaching completion. being now
ready for the plssterets the painter,
Mr. j ID Mcl!wee having already be.
gun work on the outsidn. We I'M.
perstand it is q handsome house and
will add very much to the appearance
OF our town
The wife IF ex State Senator
Unger. Of Morgan county. committed
suicide by shooting herself through
the head Saturday.
population of l2.007 gain Of over
$500 in the last ten years.
As published in the INTELraENcrp.
the new Baptist church at N chan
icshu'g was de Heated last Sabbath.
DR.. Dwell! of Parkersburg pre- ach /.
Ell the dedicstnry sermon and other.
wise assisted the Pastor, Rev. Simon
umsto'. on the occasion; and We are
glad TO he informed that as the result
VI Mr.. Unstocs untiring persever-
ance. energy, and labor the people
of that locality have now neat.
pretty and comfortable country
church. free from debt; where tie,
viii hereafter have prcsching regular.
ly tie second sabbath In every
month
Dir. Holmes Shearer, Of MooreGe'd
diet in Govington, Kentucky, Sa.
urday.
Notice is hereby given that q gen
eral meeting of the stockholders of
the Rpmney Manufacturing Lsnd
AMI Improvement company will be
held at the clerks Office in Romney
w. Va, On the 5,h day Of August,
1899, at 10 O'Clock A. VI. l,r the pur-
rose OF electing a board OF directors,
making bylaws and the transact n
OF auy her business which may he
necessary and law fally done hy said
stock holders.
} G ileiskeil Charles TIarmison
T. NJ Gi!kesDn T. s VII
VIM Russell j + Russell
ENTERTAINMENT.
There will he an entertainment f r
the benefit Of Fo,ign Missions held
by the w L NJ 5. in the NJ L church
on We tuesday. the 23ri day of July
at 8 p m. All are cordially in, ited
70 attend,
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NOTICE

We arc nuthoriz, I'd by the ladies' to
request and urge the Cemetery Com
pany not TO delay any longer the
laying of OF the cemetery grounds
and the other preparation needed as
they desire at Olce to set tb1ut the
improvements Which they have in
view. 1t is a msttcr that should have
prompt attention, and We hope the
gentlemen will heed the appeal Of tue
Indies.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-07-18

See the new advertisement of the
Cumberland Furniture and Collins
Mfg Co, in this issue. This is an
immense concern, and Is engaged in
the manu- 'acture OF Furniture and
Conids Of all grades, from the chep-
est TO the finest. OF the latter. an
enormous stock Is always kept on
hand, aud they are shipped as soon
as orders for them are received. Some
idea Of the magnitui e OF this firms
business, rs vel os Of the low prices
at which they must sell, is furnished
ny the fsct that tbs grarter part Of
their products are disposed OF in Bal.
limore, philadelphia. AMI other
northern cities To them our people
arc Indebted for the opportunity now
afforded them for The first time, Of
buying BedstOads, Chairs, Bureaus.
Stands, Sofas, etc and Caskels at
wholesale prices, and. consequently,
without the profit o: the middls.man.
That this can be done can be proven
by any one who will call on the firm
at their factory aad warehouses on
North Centre Street, Cumberland, or
send them On order, either by mail or
telegraph. Personal attention is Civ
en- all orders from the country, and
kilograms for CUflins are attended TO
without a m ment's delay Tue Come
pany already haze a large trade in
This section. and in order to increase
II will quote specially low prices TO
pstrons from Hampshire. When you
call, it will be u your advantage to
say that you saw their ad in the
INTELLIoENCaE
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Hardy NoWs.

Friday John w. Nc Neill killed a
large blick bear III Clifford Hollow.
Some say hs shot il seven times aud
Others say five times; bat Big Ike
says the bear 'hre~ n rock At John.
first. A couple of cubs were with
the old bear. but they GIT away
Bears are reported plentiful
Dir. Simon Bean, Of Bean Settle
ment, sends us a stalk Of rye. ,icb
grew on his place, that measures
eight feet. MOorefeid Examiner.
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To Nervous DebiIitated Men.

lyon will sei usyour address, we will
mail you our illustrated pan, pblei explaiu.
irg all abou, DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro
Voltaic Belt and Applisncts and their
charming effects upon tie nervous debilia.
ted system, and how they will quickly re-
store yon 10 vigor re- Pamphlet free
II you are thus fiiicted. we win send YOU a
Belt and Appliances on tri,l.
VULTAiC BELT Co,
Jan. 81, 1890. -ly. Marshall, Mich
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Church Festival

A Festival will he held in the
Grove 81 the Levels " r. Church South on
the evenings Of Jolly ~ sud IS. Refresh
menu Of ell kinds served On tbe grounds
The proceeds 10 go for ibs rspsrr 81 the
church 81 that place Come. one come all
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-07-18

DIR JOS. Weller, the Den tist
Ir WELLER is my Dentist, because be doe
g.rt atl honest work and charges me such
..r...s PRICES. q Q inserts Gold, Silver.
'.r.. .ment and white Filings; also puts
D. ...ar and Bridge Work. DR.. Weller
..r pATIESrs 1T distance wHEs Rs-
S"rf Office over Shryver's Drug Store.
'.0u... Street, Cumberland, Nd.
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Ia a'most every city of prominence
in Tie country north. south. east and
west. macs meeting of citizens Afs
being held to deuounce and protest
against the prop ossd fe lcrsl elections
etli
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Excursions TO Historic Battle
fields.

A series OF special excursions TO the BIS l..
tie fields of Cedar Creek tMiddleiowu. Win.
chester and Harper Ferry, nder the aus
pices Of the Grand Army OF the Iepublic
ore announced for July %, Aug 20, sept.
i6, and October 20. 1890. rftot6ing Q rare
opportunity to visit the Historic Ground
where the con:endiog hosts struggled foI
victory.
Tickets for these excursions will be sold
from sll inket stations on ;be Baltinors
ard Ohio r. r east OF the Ohio River &C
Be ia for The round tip On July % and
Oh Ang. 10 and 30, Sept. Is end l6, and
Oct Is and 10, 1890. valid for return Jour
ney ten days ireludirg day { sale.
For the accommodated OF :huse desiring
TO visit the Baitl'f,lds Of Ant.et-m and
Getty sburg. tie Baltimore end Ohio r. Il
Co will place on s,le excursion tickets at
ore fare for ,he round trip 10 those points at
Earper's Ferry and wevsrton, TO be sold Ju-
~ % TO 3lsi inclusive, good to return until
Aug lat iEclu.ive. Aug. 20 TO IS inclu sire
good TO return until Aug. 29.h inclusive
Sept. l6 10 "a inclusive good TO return unit
Sept Is inclusive Oci. l0 to a. inclusive
good to retnrn until Oct. 25th inclusive for
rates and time o. trains call on or address A.
gents Is. u X. r.
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Corresponding'y. low rates are made FROM
other ststioLs on the line.
The tickets are good for Ten days from
day Of sac, with the privilege Of q stop,off
At Washington, q. C.. on the return journey
Ut
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CAPoN BnID0E, July IL, 1890.

CAPoN BhIDGE, July IL, 1890.
: he cornerstone of "A Presbyterian
church was laid here on Wednesday
evening. the 2nd inst. Col. Samnel
Cooper, the friedd 10 all good sn.er-
prises, gave the site for the church,
and MIR. Thomas Cover, Of Winches.
ter. the cerner stone, he was present,
OF course, and laid the stone, in which
was iucloscd several memcntces be-
sides . copy Of The Bible. and a late
issue OF the Central PresbI terian.
that good cd church organ pu blish.
ell in Richmond after which an APP.
propriatc PRAYER was offered by Rev.
j. w. Walkup ard stirring al dress
made by DR.. Henry NJ. White, Of
Winchester, followed by very sweet
music. Mrs. Minnie Beall being the
organise. Col. Cooper also made a
few timely remarks. and the whole
ceremony was much enjoyed by all
present. ~
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Farmers, Attention!

AGENTS TO canvass for the s,ls 7
w ~ ~ TED our Home Grown Nuf.
seIy Stock
Most Liberal Terms
Uuequsled facilities One OF the largest,
oldesttstsblished. aus best knOwn Nurse
ries 10 the couutry. Address
vat SMITH Geosys Nursery,
Established 10 is4s. Gsnevs, n v
March % 1890. -eoW6t.
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DIED,

In this place. on the 10th instant, the two
months old iaiant OF Mrs VIM. Simth. ''Of
such Is ths Kingdom OF Heaven
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BUCKLEN'S ARNICA s61yE

The best Salve 10 the world for CuisI
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Feye.
Sores, letter, Chspped Hands. Oh ilblaius
yorns, and all Skin Erupiions. and positive.
e cures Pile', or no pay required. IL Is
guataD eed TO give satisfaction or money
refunded Price Is cents per boz. For sale
by Williamson 4 Diller.