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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-04-30


From the Lexington No. Nelcs We take
the following notice of the marriage Of a
former townsman son of Rev W. G. Egg
gleston
At the residence Of the brides mother,
Mrs. y. C.. Ewing, near Lexington, April 9,
Mr.. J. H. EGGLESToN and Miss ANNA
EWING, DR.. +. q. Gordon officiating.
The beautiful double parlOrs were pro
fusely decorated with lovely cut flowers and
growing plants, aud filled with the charm
ing friends of the bride and groom. Mrs.
Ewing has ever been noted for her hOspita-
bic kindness in her beautiful country home
and on this occasion, the marriage of q
loved, only daughter, surpassed all expecta-
tions. Mr. EgglestOn has been a resident
of our city for some time, and Is a young
mau of sterling worth and most excellent
business qualifications. He has shown his
appreciation of the good and the beautiful
i'm the bride whom he has chosen. Miss
Ewing il the accomplished daughter of the
late y. C.. and Mrs Kate Ewing. and has
lived here from childhood TO wOmanhOOd,
being loved and admired by all who knew
her for her lovely, genial amiabiity and
many social charms.
The bride was prettily attired in a trag-
cling dress of grey camers hair, toque and
undressed kid gloves 70 match, and carried
in her hands bouquet of purple and white
sweet violets, emblematic in their sweet,
unobtrusive sweetness. Of the one who took
upon herself the marriage vows.
Mr. and Mrs. Eggleston left on the even
ing train for Virginia, the bOyhood home OF
the groom. They will return about the first
Of May, and will be at home to their many
friends at the Commercial Hotel
The presents were many and handsome.
The supper was elegant in all its appoint
ments. and Just such a feast As Mrs Ewing
understands so well how 20 serve.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-04-30

Rev. Miles s Read, of the Baptist Church,
received authority from the County Clerk
0u Saturday TO perform the marriage cere-
mony-and right away made a couple
happy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-04-30

County Court next Monday
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-04-30

Mr.. Lawrence Hoof and a colored boy
WHO was with him bad a narrow escape
while driving on Main street one day last
veek-,he horse becoming frightened The
harue-, Was badly broken.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-04-30
Personal.

Congressman Wilson spent Sunday at m
home here
Miss Minnie Undertake has been visit
ing in Luray.
Mr.. W. Chase Morton, Of Richmond, il
at Capt. Flags.
Mrs. Sarah Daugherty, OF Roanoke was il
town on Saturday.
The family of Mr.. Chas. G. johnson has
Joined him in Roanoke.
Mrs. d. Janney Howell and son returned
to Alexandria on Saturday.
Dr. John H. Tate, of Cincinnati, ha;
been in town for a few days.
Miss Ella McCurdy and Mrs. Lafevrc
have been visiting in Baltimore.
Miss Sallie Robinson, of summit Point
is the guest Of Miss Lou Baylor.s
Mr.. ;. Hirschmau will sail from New
York to-day, at O'Clock, for Europe.
Mr.. j. c. Sheerer has gone South as tray-
cling agent for a Life Insurance Company
Mr.. James II. Beller and wife returned
to Washington on Saturday. Miss Sallie
Beller accompanied them.
Mrs. A. E. Kennedy, and her daughters,
Misses Pen and Margery, left on Monday
for visit in Clarke to Mrs Cooke.
Mrs. A. A. Hughes, in company with her
brother Mr.. John Tanquary, is visiting rel
atiyes in Staunton and Lexington, Va.
Mr.. Robt. B. Mitchell, formerly Of this
town. has been removed from the the U. 5.
Marine Hospital at Key West, Florida, to
New Orleans, Louisiana.
Rev. T. B. Shepherd and family left
Tuesday morning for their new home in
Smithfeld, Isle of Wight county, each car
rying from their numerous friends in this
Valley sincere wishes for their health and
happiness in :he Tidewater section Of our
State UluYen Sentinel.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-04-30

Mr. Charles Hardesty, of this county,
shipped last week to London direct, 40
head of fine beef cattle, ranging in weight
from 1900 to $3.50 lbs.-the lot valued at
$4,000. The B. & o. gave him special
train and right of track for their transpor-
tation.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-04-30

Circuit Court May 20.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-04-30

The Norgan's Grove Agricultural. society
las decided 20 hold lbs annual exhibition
a Che tl.l a, Shepherlstown on september
and o. The Winchester Fair will be
held september @ 90 ~. and Frederick and
Hager,.0wu fairs October l4 90 ~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-04-30

Nr J G. Rawiins. a native Of this town,
editor Of Che Giimer. Texas. Mvor,-was
recently married % Miss Nunie Bledsoe,
10 be- proves as faithful a soldier in the
aoo.e army Of Martyrs Benedicts as he
va 10 ,he Confederate service, his wife will
nave right praise him-will not be asham-
% that be bied So His old mess mate Of
camp Harman sends congratulations.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-04-30
SPRlNCAND SUMMER
-
THE BEATTY Of THE SEASON
is reflected in our New Seasons Stock of
DE- e = = GOODS !

of desired
fabrics,
diTy notable then
off will be found appeal
of laid
natural result quality dis
the liberal choice
resolved dpase them by disregard for their
interest in regard price display Of Dress Goods
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-04-30

Attention s.. directed Co the notice of the
,.4er Of weights and measure, in another
column These articles are required by statute
O. BE- scaled once year. Mr. Diukle will
q. the County Cour. room for this pur-
1..e May Isl and one week thereafter
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-04-30

Round trip tickets will be sold by the B.
& o. r. r. to Richmond on the occasion of
the Lee monument unwilling at the price
of $3.50 for the round trip. Route via
Washington and the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg & Potomac r. r. Tickets to bei,sued
Nav 2S, good to June /, inclusive.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-04-30

Mr.. Alfred Bates, of this county, and Miss
Mary B. Lamond, of Washington, were
married at St Johns Episcopal Church,
Washington, on Wednesday morning of last
week. Miss Amy Mcfarland was brides
maid aud Mr.. Edward Bates best man. Mr.
and Mrs. Bates left for tour in the North
ern cities. They will reside in Washington.
The contract for frescoing the Presby-
terrain Church has been awarded to Mr..
Henry Lampe, of Frederick, Nd; for paint
ing, to Mr.. VIM. HINES; for carpeting, to
Mr.. Nimrod russell; for plastering, to
Henry Mitchell. Contracts for heating ap-
paratus, etc, have not yet been given out.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-04-24
To Prevent Burial Alive.

The father Of the eiitor Of this paper
ws~ pronouucefi ~ IL physician dead
aud preparations for ms funeral had been
mslr, when he RECLAIMED consciousness
an lived several years
Wn'le W. know TIA newspaper pre-
scrlpt.pns are not away, reliable. yet a
mis- paper goes 70 ever i1c:or Macs
achusetts, We thIuk L We - give the
following from physician
II not correct VII some pay~ic an write
u wha. test he considers more reliable.
When | arrived the man had oeeu
dead twenty-four hours | impanelled a
jury the fam ' Of tie deceased TESTIFIED
10 the extent of ;heir knowledge; but /
was uusole - fini h- hsi Auy disease suf-
ncient 10 kill him looked 81 the oOdy
and MANNED il carefully. Then | light
Ell match and sppAed it to the end Of
one of the uug=r- u the corpse In
medis.eiy a blister formed had the
uan put back nto IL ted. applied va
riou, re>toratike> aui to-dAy he j. alive
ami well"
That i the te-t- Do you SET tie phi
iosopAy Of Il: If yYu are alive you can
not burn your hsad without raising s Bills
ter. Nature. in The th1rt to protect tAe
Inner TISSUES. throws covering Of wa
ter. nOn-conductor Of heat between the
ire aud the flesh If you were dead. and
lame should CONE in c9ntsc. with any
part of your h5tiy, 10 blister would sp.
pear. AMI the flesh would Je burned.
All you have u i = spp.y match
70 any part Of the supposed corpse. If
life remains. how ger little i blister viii
a. once form. -'rt+- L i -N. 10 0ur
DYlDt iHu7.-
The Somerset reporter., 1890-04-24
Self Help and Thrift

Mr.. Gladstone = photographic message
10 meeting held ID New YORK CIV was !
very striking epitomr Of su economic
philosophy which : - old a the race.
1t i Self-help that makes the man,
said the great Liberal leader. "aud il is
Thrift by which S-lf-heip for the masses
dependent upon fae .aDIr, i principally
made effective For those people be
observed, Thrift : tie symbol aud the
instrument Of iude ot nienc- ana If liber-
~, Indispensable conditions Of all per
mauent human 60 1i>
Mr.. Gladstone'> ''eanuy Scotch" line.
az never DISCUSSED Itself more plainly
tnan in these worldly w.se rrh -ctilns Il
i The sharp necessity for self-help AMI
til ingaiued hapit Of thrift wAicI have
made Scotland, 10 SPITE Of the hard con
ditiuns Of life there for the masses. g
Independent.
In no country IL he world are the OPP
purtuuities and the incentives for the
>elf-help 50 CREST a. In thu nited States
No avenue of business, no career Of pub
lie service : closed to brains. ind i,try
perseverance and genius for success
In The old time it was sid that TIN. god,
help those VINO help themselves In uni
day aud land the Institutions. resources
needs and spri: # The country are 81,
partners IL well direct d efforts at sell
help.
The Thrift which Mr.. G.ai,; me char
acterls> ~ the symbol and the iu>tru
Icnt OF independence sud 81 liberty. j.
perhaps less characteristic Of our worA IL
people then it should be- And vet TIA,
rdy homes which dot the land. sul utle'
evidences Of a prudent spirit prove taa
our people are no. laekiug in Thrift
The Somerset reporter., 1890-04-24
Financial Policy Explained

Secretary W .ndom Ia ietter 70 Sena-
:0r PUMP. thus outlines tiIt tnancia. poll
y u tue government IN tue purchase of
DOuds The operations Of this depart
met. have not been conducted with 3
rev - controlling the finances Of the
country but. 10 pursuance Of q fixed
policy. 70 produce the least possible dis
turbanee Of the natural current Of events.
The purpose Of the Secretary mas been.
and i, - pay out for bonds ali the avail
a1ie surplu, a. rapidly as possible. 10
pursuance Of this policy and with 8 view
70 keep the motley in circulation to the
fullest extent practicable. purchases Of
boui> were 30 freely made that on Janu-
AIRY % the available balance of public
funds had been reduced 70 less than
s20.atJ ~, and this entire amount a.
Reii a, further sums amounting TO about
eighteen millions, was on deposit in
national banks. From thi. Il will be
seen that the entire surplus and ST. 90, =
~ IN addition wa 10 circulation.
10 ylew IF this fact and Of large dis
0ursement> to De made. It was not deem
Cd prudent - draw further upon the re-
serve. L the Treasury. and therefore the
purchases Of per cent bonds were tenn
p0rarily suspended and he Government
purchases for time confined 70 /. per
cent bonds. uu the l:h Of March when
purchases If per cent. bonds were re-
sumed, the available surplus had reached
aoou. 80 lsyJ.us. the whole of which
was on deposit II ustona. banks. The
amount now On deposit n national banks
: about : pru.p'Jl more than the entire
available surplus
The Somerset reporter., 1890-04-24
A Word to Young M en-

YaHus meu make sad mistake when
they think il necessary that they should
have personal acquaintance with the
dark and seamy side Of life. Many man
who hss peered into the sbyess Just to
see what it was like has lost his balance
and fallen almost hopelessly A young
man was taking 70 pilot ono ne of our
big steamers. How long he asked, have
YOU been pilot on these waters The
Did msn replied. Twenty. i've years and
came up ami down many times before l
was pilot" Then said the young
man. u should think you must know
every rock and ssndosnk in the river"
The old man smiled at the youths sim
p,ci,y. and replied, "OA, no, don ! but
know where the deep water IS" That
IS whist VT WANT know the safe path
and Keep 10 It.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-04-24
a True Hero

r L.. ,oe ,,...- o.
,,l,,da,fuI - az ~ -~An'f VI
da,ns,.c. ~ ling " meet the
+, ,I, -.
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80 I'll I'm - So ,''h''s- 9Is1''h
,t.-l,,,,. ~ m, ~ Luz Lux ar ''e" ft-Aj
- - u - are az pun
,,,. +. me-. - --..' L''l'Sa iI'"' ~
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81, 'i.-..- Inv "e4'hs'Hs -
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I,., - -, = : ~ ~ a. AM ~
-, ,]l ny - eye7 ".
-it'HHi' If'.ihe 'N4=
80 80 ia. --.'3 one ~ f'Ag-
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a., : ~ a "A7Hlhg 'Se
,ta .t,', t.-i4ii.' az 'Ia"u ph -
gis.. ". - tupDsI sHe
e,1id -. a.. va l1fhed' hrf
,., 49, ~ - -. t-'es ear7 Oh,
a1u ~ .Le 4'O' q u e4r ana Jumped
49,. 80. - - a.. pom l-'7 Hack
I'll, i, g. - - l'''-'-HS ~,
49,, IN 20 s..e a. a hu7A u
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The Somerset reporter., 1890-04-24
--7---
Look After the Little Ones.

: ; :. : the remedy for children be-
cause il j. a simple vegetable compound,
prepared from the roots gathered from
sh-- f.>re-.. snA CONTAINS 20 mineral at all
nor any poison Of any kind. 1t cures by
elimination the Impurities Of the blood.
thus assisting nature.
II there i or has been any consump-
ton in your. family. you should give your
ca.lireu ;. 5 5. 1t viii gently stimulate
The action Of the lungs. and enable nature
to properly deyelope the child. If there
Is scryfu.a, you shall no: fail to give S.
) 5 Il i the only remedy which has
ever cured this disease. For boils, PIN
pies, 3io.cAe-, etc, on children 5. 5. 5.
: superior to al other medicines. Il acts
gently, il forces out the Impurities and
~ IL, up the Guild from the first dose
We vii MAJ a treaties on Bood and
Skin Disease 70 al who vii. send their
address 10 u.
SUTFT SPF,fYI. Co. Atlanta Ga
The Somerset reporter., 1890-04-24
Never Tired.

Among the early Americans settlers
there was an impression that the Indians
had no Intelligence or craft in their rela-
tons with the white men. The latter
soon found, however, that this was not
the case. Some of the farmers attempt
ed to make servants of the Indians, but
discovered that they had 4 propensity to
get tired" so soon after they began tu
work that their services were of little
value. One day farmer WAS visited b,
4 stalwart Indian, who SAID. Me wan,
work"
NO. sir" said the farmer. You will
get tired"
No, no. said the Indian. "me never
get tired"
The farmer taking his word for 1t, SCI
the Indian to work and went away abou
some other business. Toward noon h,
returned to the place and found the In
dian sound asleep under tree.
"Look here-look here" shouted tn
farmer, shaking the Indian violently
''you told me that you never got tired
and yet here you are stretched GU. on tn
ground
Ugh" said the Indian rubbing hi
eyes and slowly clsmherius to his feel
'if me not lie down me get tired like th
rest. y irmip0 ham Post.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-04-24
m alne Central.

Everything gives promise of remark
ably lively summer on the Maine Central
and traffic both freight and passenger, is
unusually heavy for this season. The ex-
cursion season will commence early, and
later in the summer there will be calls
for extra trains and larger carrying ca
pacity. The balence OF the order for l2
new passenger cars for the Maine Central
has been received, and some new motive
power Mogul engines, six drivers, from
the Portland Ccmpany's works, said to
be the largest Of the pattern ever tnrned
out BY these builders, are expected soon.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-04-24
The New Pulp Mil at Scion Nc

! ,r, =,
me hoo-enead PUP ana Paper Com
PAM 22lon, me- started Wotk IN may
I'o'' d 'attatunk faiI-' near solpn, y
VIZ efe'tiPh u b"atoibg houses Tor lts
oni2ffs ana men. IN June ~ II began
r'iA w ~ "ahi' DaFlu r. nalt 81
! ilpiyohs' ha7s- we Jam DliI1ef, las ha1
ent,re cnafge o. thA par Of the WORK
'affstunk rams a, that TINE was a
i ~ oul oi t'e worn but since then the
ooiiefset a hail"ay nAe e1V:hoen IL roah
W tle al!s . i.,e we hehhebef hiYtf
~ su37sau ,,i ron prIose' ahd ef@1inR
W. roap !" binghsm' m'Ie7 apoFe. ana
~ 'l"ne II WIN eANhi nor'h ahn -9hheet
"'tn 'he ana nan rscInc' 80 thAs the
,.1lp.s WIN nave l'ed ta4if's'
"a ~, ~ rue "a'-h - '"he enough
~ 49, ."tn'y '@'S'
atYpA am nave perpeh1ica.at
p" - aPoN1 &. &c. anu W Tue ooii1-
- "a VII. dani ~ zee. ia4 ma oeen %
e e,'. .ad nanf oo5IacIe7 nave oeeu hlei
e -" aoous' u 'ne ''ng oi7Iauce from lht
~ 10 "a supp'.es sne A.su "asff' ana
VIC iai - ai'Punt u VOTE " De d9he 10
=. 'ai 1pa'e' o1t tile "ofh has Veeh push
w Ua'n ',spi iaoin 'ne .uf;i
t1t nj "@F nl' holF"ke M
Lei. ie' 'c"s. V'io MN 'nae ne cpuld h9t 1nlid
plated. an, Mr. Wsite i. NJ, No. ~
would M, try Fverv,bIna ~, ~ 80.
" nntil Sen,eoh., IL w. ~ I as+a
was being cIosed an iromene. -,
cam. 80 a..-i't
,ha ~. a. a4l P't t''n u
,he Ar, ,re un. se. t 0o'o. tne tilHe
and a third. each greater man tba 49,.
hut Mr.. Watt wss readv Tor ,n,.,- s,,t a.,
ipjur, was done excent n delsy the cor,.
pletion Of the work The w9rk on ~
dam and head gate. wss np.hed ,,i... a.
many men a. c9nld he amolnved ~ a..
vantage until their comnIe,i9n IN Ia1.
uary the dam crew ranging from ~. =.
thirty men.
The dan has snill wav NJ - foo,
with a large crib pier AT 4i,herena. -
2s feet on the hsse and from ~ 10 Ia.
nigh. II is huilf or hemIncg tb. 10. ~,
Ing stabbed two siles to f. inrha. IN t1iCk
ness. and the .trinpers ar. ri the lsTge-.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-04-24

You have heard your friends and neighbours
talking about it. You may Yourself be one Of
the many who snow from personal experience
lust how good thing it is. II you have ever
tried it, YOU are one # its staunch friends. be.
cause the wonderful thing about it is, tina,
when once given trial. DR.. Kings New
Discovery ever after holds place in the house.
lfvou have never used II ahd should he ailict-
ed with cough. cold or any Throat, Lung or
Chest trouble, secure bottle at once and give
it fair trial II is guaranteed every time OF
money refunded. Trial Bottle Free Al Roland.
I Patterns Drug store.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-04-24
lItrit Uins

We desire 20 say 20 oar citizens, that for yea
we have been selling Or Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. Or. King, New Life Pills,
Buckien's Arnica >aYe and Electric Bitter
and have never handled remedies that sell IS
we'll. mr. have given such universal satisfaction.
We do not hesitate to guarantee them every
time. and We stand ready 70 refund the purcha >e
price, If satisfactory results do not follow thu II
use. These remedies have won their great popu-
alri,y purely on their merits Roland I. Pat
ten Druggist.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-04-24
POETRY.
A Prayer
pLLnlEH an.

ask not wealth, but power % take
And use the things have Alright.
Not years, but wisdom that shall make
My life profit and delight.
ask not that for me the plan
OF K God and i'll be set aside
But that the common lot OF man
BE nobly borne and glorided.
know may not always keep
Ny steps in places green aud sweet,
Nor find the pathway OF the deep
A path oil safety for my iect
But pray that when the tempest's breath.
Shall fiercely sweep my path about,
make no shipwreck OF my faith
In the unfa,homed sea OF doubt
And that though II be mine to know
How hard the stoniest pillow seems.
Good ange still may come and gn
About the places Of my dreams.
! do not ask for love below
That friends shall never be eStranged,
But for the power of loving so
My heart may keep its youth unchanged
Youth, joy, wealth = fate, give thee these,
Leave faith and hope till life is past.
And leave my hearts best impulses
Fresh and unialing to the last
The Somerset reporter., 1890-04-24

Hon. Rufus Prince, the master of the
STATE Grange. says that he believes that
the depression which many claim the
farmers Of mis- state feel. : in part i'm
4euary and in part due to the farmers
themselves. in the way they TAX to their
s5us who become restless through what
they hear AMI read aud seek ayocatiou in
other hrlds Another drawback that the
farmers in the east hal fen during the
pas. twenty wears WAS due to the drain
made ~ the west which had been adver.
Used hy means of circulars sent into eV-
ery household lie seemed hopeful of
The future for farmers in Maine.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-04-24

Isabelle Barrows, of Boston, rece ntly
accomplished one Of the most remarkable
feats In modern journalism. She wrote o
verbatim report Of speech made in Ger
msn by Carl Schurz, which she turned In
English while her pen was flying across
her paper II stenogrAphic characters.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-04-24

Learn wondrous secret: that penni-
lessuesS is not poverty and ownership is
not posse ssion: that to be without is not
always to lack. ami to reach is not to at
tain, and that sunlight is for all eyes that
look ur.-Helen Hunt Jackson.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-04-24

The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter,
Chapped Hands, Chiblains, Corns, and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no paw
required. |, is guaranteed to give perfect sat- ,
action, or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by Roland 7. Patten.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-04-24
Notice Of Second .Neeting.
STATE OF NAINR.

ooAB9sBT -: COU1T OF lNsOLvKuCY
In ~ case OF Freeman c. Teague Of Show.
hee1as h nd eeuhiy. Insolvept debtor. This ID
teA1eo uo1loe that pefsuaut 70 N oryle, II Court
tAoEeeue, 3 secoud meeting Of the Creditors 81
bate Courf Iosa. hfeWkean, In nd County
q Tueaiay, ~ ISL day q Nay, ID. lo0o, Il
90 o'clock In ~ e1ler1see.
sv,a A"s ssa,ss,s ei Z ~ c.s;...
The Somerset reporter., 1890-04-24

No ear for Music

A colonel Of thy. French army who had
a great eye for uratnr>>, hut not much
III AT ear for music tu.k occasion on,
day t. compliment his baud master ou
the appearance Of his men.
Their uniforms are ues' >sid the CO..
lionel, "sni their instruments are uicely
polished sud Kept in order, nut there j.
one Improvement that must insist up
on,
What j. il, colonel"
"You mast train your mon when h, '
perform t. lift their fingers all at exact
ly the same time and at regular interval
on their Instruments >o-onc, TWO one
two"
The Somerset reporter., 1890-04-24

Mr., rneumonie-"I was 80 provoke I
At the Art Museum to-day. There was Il
painting there which they told me wsS
painted bv a man by the name of Murilln
II you believe me, it vas only a copy OF
thst beautiful chrome of ours over IL .
parlor mantel: don't know who TIL (
Murillo is. hut | think its shameful ths t
be should be allowed thus to cheape l
works of art: and didn't hesitate to lct
The people know just how felt sbou.
it. Boston Transcript.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-04-24

When congrs ssmen propose to Jockey an a.
preparation bill they put rider on IL
The Somerset reporter., 1890-04-24
Restored My He aIth
Ayers Sarsaparilla

DR. 7 = AVER & CO Lowell. Mass
---- ;-s5 = iaH-
The Somerset reporter., 1890-04-24

Let ne np~ giFs you al !n-tAnce II
wonderful hFrpl-Ini fs.ng ~ meet the
demands Of d -195el crl-.-
II was not al hour afnr dawn. vet the
great waiting-Toom II tie Contra Station
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-10-15

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article sent in in competition for the prizes
offered for articles for the Garden Number.