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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-09-20
MARRIED..

FULLER. R.-HUBBELL.-On Wednesday
Sept;, IL, 1890, by Rev. q. A. Adams
Mr.. Alex. G.. Fuller, of Perrysburg, o..
and Miss Hattie c. Hubbell, of Mon
cova, o.
The above occasion called together q
large number ot the immediate relatives
of the high contracting parties at the
residence of the brides parents,at Mon
clova. The ceremony took place at IL
O'Clock noon. Immediately after which,
the guests sat down to an elegant we'd
ding dinner.
Miss Hubbell is the daughter of G. L.
Hubhell, of Monclova, and is a great
favorite among her aquaintances, and
will be welcome to Perrysburg society.
Mr.. Fuller, who has been for the past
SIX years connected with the firm of A.
| Williams, of this place, needs no intro
duction from us. He has large aquain-
tance, and his hosts of friends will be
pleased to learn of his union with such
an estimable young lady.
They were the recipients OF many
presents and congratulations from their
numerous friends, and after the we'd
ding dinner, started on wedding tour
10 various towns in Michigan and In
diana, to be gone about a week. They
will then return to Perrysburg. and
will be at home to their friends after
Oct, 10.
A pleasant surprise was rendered Mr..
Fuller on Tuesday last by Mrs. Smith,
at who-c residerce he has made his
home. She prepared an elaborate dinner
in honor of tho approaching nuptials,
which was highly enjoyed by those
present, and reflect much credit on the
hostess ard was highly complimentary
to Mr.. Fuller.
The JOURNAL and many friends
extend congratulations to Mr.. Fuller
end hrida
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-09-20
SAVED THE VALUE OF A FARM.

Sellers Cough Syrup has attained a
reputation almost equal to Sellers Pills,
and more could hardly be said of any
other medicine. The Syrup should be
kept in every family where there are
children, and grown up people find it
a most valuable medicine for coughs,
colds, hoarseness and throat and lung
diseases. The pills are such standard
remedy in some parts of the country
that a family never thinks of doing
without them. Said an old gentleman
in Eastern Maryland "Why l have
raised nv family on Sellers Pills, and l
consider them almost essential to a fam
lily as bread. In the last thirty years
they have saved me enough, in doctor
bills. to pay for farm.-Cin oinnati
Tjmes-Star
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-09-20
n Good Suggestion.
From The Dubuque, Iowa, Telegra

From The Dubuque, Iowa, telegraph.
The adjourning of the impeachm n
court last Saturday, ON account Of Gen
Weaver's belly ache, cost the people OF
this commonwealth nearly $500 One
dose Of Chamberlain Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhea Remedy. would have
saved this expense. And we suggest
as a matter of economy aid humanity
that the state provides against Gutur,
contingencies Of this nature, by fur
nishing each senator with bottle oI
that valuable remedy. % and 50 cen
bottles for sale by A. r.. Champany.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-09-20
OLD FOLKS.

Business called me few days n &C
to u farm house about one-half mile
from the Western Reserve road, on
Stony Ridge, where found two widows
and two maiden ladies. The maiden
ladies are the daughters of Mrs. Wick's,
who with their mother, reside in part
Of the old farm house. The other
widow lady, Mrs Margaret Knowles, is
the owner of the property. In conver-
sation with her | learned that her
maiden name was Stoner, that she
was born ut the foot of the Alleghaney
mountains, in Pennsylvania, and in the
year 1908, was brought to Ohio when
only eight years of age, and to Wood
county, where she now resides. At the
age of 21 she was married to John
Knowles, with whom she lived happily
until fifteen years ago when MIR.
Knowles ceased to live, but passed on
to the spirit land to await the arrival
of his life long companion.
He was soldier in the war OF 1912,
and the widow receives u very small
pension therefor.
The farm upon which Mrs. Knowles
resides, and which she inherited from
her husband, they never having any
children, contains eighty acres which
would be amply sufficient to provide
a comfortable support rs well as some
of the luXuries that tend so much to
ease the burden of more than four score
years of earthly pilgrimage, but by
some kind of bad management by some
one, | know not who, she appears to
be bordering on distitution, and but
for her small pension would be in q
sad plight. Yet the old lady is quite
smart for one of eighty-two, her health
is good, her mind active and vigorous.
and her memory wonderfully retentive
She is Il member of the Nj. Il. church
at Stony Ridge, and occasionally walks
from her home to attend public wor-
ship.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-09-20
Semi Weekly Excursions St.LOliS
Sept. 18th to Oct. 10th.

During 81. Louis exposition Sept 4th to
October 10Th the Toledo, st. Louis ~ Kansas
City K will issue excursion tickets 10 st Louis
Sept 4th and each Monday aud Thursday fol-
lowing ut fare and third lllal for round trip.
TickcIS good returning five days.
Through trains 10 ST Louis on and after Sep
tcnbcr list. &C JENKINS, Gen'l Pass Agent.
Tnlpln
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-09-20
40 IMc Farmer. of Wood co.

I am prepared to build barns at one
dollar and fifty cents per foot. Salts
faction guaranteed. Houses and other
building in proportions.
39tf JAMES II. KELLER.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-09-20

VIM. Schlect. AS Administrator, will
sell at private sal" the farm consisting
of 50. p acres. belonging to the estate
of Mary Donofskey. at II bargain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-07
Some Democrats Celsbrat,.

Thirty six hours to get ready, then-zip-
boom-bah' Tuesday nigh. the Democrats
saw the necessity of exhibiting q little
enthusiasm over the election, Wednesday
they meditsted on the unfamiliar task, oil
day THURSDAY there was running to and fro
Of the clans, pickering over program for
the occasion and Thursday evening rumb-
liugs were heard in the motintain and the ad-
vent of the mouse was snxiously awaited. As
She shadows fell athwsIt Market Square
last evening, some one laid the match to
bonfire there, a little later and the Augusta
Band struck up THE conquering hero
comes " lie came and in bis hand was a
little package Of red fire preparation. The
sidewalk in front Of the New
Age office received the first libation,
the n ii CLEANS from which liz up the fea-
lures Of the faithful gathered there. Just
~ this died out another was started on the
square, and so on in order. till the little
package was exhausted. Some one with q
bronchial affection eoughed, the Effort was
accepted as cheer and in the excite
ment of the moment economy was
forgotten anil .kyrocket was fired. and a
blast from several tin horns effected the
climax. But the leaders claimed themselves
for the finale. II came in the shape of two
closed electric cars. 10 one WIS placed the
hand with few fireworks. in the second
we're the transpsrencies and more
fireworks ,audwiched in with the I'VE
arc the People Then the caro-
started for lIallowell, the trumpcts were
footed, red Are was burned, sky rockets
were occasionally tired and cheers occasion
ally resoundcd.
Hut what of the Democracy Of Augusta,
outside The few who could get aboard the
car. The red FIRE had gone out, the tar
barrels were 10 tmbers. Where was their
celebration? They had wanted to shout
themselves hosrse. to parade till their legs
achsd. to-hsVe good time. Nothing re-
manned but 10 quietly z, homeland they
went
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POPULAR POLICE.
esssik I'll cslN ssalssly III IL
IiIy fme9s


II snyone ever entertained a doubt b.
What the Augusta Police were ~ popsIa,
snd - Ane looking men u the ofleess d
any municipality 10 this cousfry. tias peY
~ sbesld have attended The annual bali d
Gsasise Hall lass evening.
Tbs crowd begsn to eone early snd ken,
coming. when IL was time for the arsns
march ssd circle over four hundred tick.
sss I'D been soil. Nos only were the gal.
Iesiss pscksd but - was the seating an
sanding capacity Of the main floor Of thu
hail.
The police and their ladies and theil
invited suesss led the grand march. headed
By Msfshal Norse and daughter. AM
vhst . grand march aod circle IL wss
CIesr around the hall once. clear around
the he'll twice. double circle marching in
close order.
Never were eighteen dances more thor.
osshly enjoyed never did the officer. looh
better than in full dress uniforms last even.
Ing, handsome bontonniefcs nesting Just
above their FURNISHED badges. It Vas =
grand shair socially and iuancislly. snd
nos only the police themselves but every
body else were glad 1t was 10. Below sre
sivcn the names Of those Who did 20 much
for the success of the occasion
Committee Of arrangements, II. r. Morse,
J. 8. Mckinney, II. M. Brcen, W. Y. wsil,
Warren Brace, and g. l.. Ds,is.
Floor directors. s. W. wyman, II. T..
Miliiken, Y. stone, W, Il. Leighton, Hor-
scs CoDy, and y. W. Matthews.
PuIicn's Orchestra furnished the finest
Of music, aud ct Wceser's Refreshments
we're prepared which is sufficient 10 ssy Of
their excellent quality. A large number
from out Of the city were present. inclnd-
ing members Of the Gardiner and Halo
veil police. What pity it's IN nnnuAl in
stead Of scmi-anruRl shsir.
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The Kenpebcc Light & Heat Company
have just COMPLETED wiring their circuits
through the city for additional incandes-
cent lishts. The dynsmos that they now
have are loaded to their full capacity, and
the Company ordered some weeks ago an
altcrna,iug dynamo Of 1900 light capacity.
which 10 daily expected to arrive, and will
be in place at the company's works at the
east end of dam some time this month.
The company have been surprised At the
rapid increase in electric lighting, and they
are making every effort to furnish all per-
sons with all the lights they desire. They
have many orders ahead which will be sup
Piled by this new dynamo, and to meet any
future demands that may be made upon
then, they have placed An order with the
Thomson Houston Co. for additi onai
dynamcs.
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Stackpole and a. v. Perkins. l.. L..
Walton, Esq. of Skowhegan opened the
defendants case this morning. The de-
fence claims that the real price sgreed for
the horse was 5000, not 5000. ~ the
plaintiffs claim. the warranty Of soundness
at time Of sale 10 admitted and he says the
horse wss perfectly sound then. The his
tory Of the horse from the time the defsn-
dant bought him-when young colt
il given and from the testimony Of
shosc who have handled him and
shod him during all that time it is
claimed that there was no indication in any
way of any trouble with the horses feet.
Il 10 said further that the sire and dam Of
Cunard, Jr., both had found feet with no
indications Of contraction or quarter
crack.
Seventeen with ssses were called on the
part Of the defendant and the day wss occu-
pied Ia the examination of the plaintiff and
two Of his Witnesses.
Court comes in at . O'Clock today.
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Il
| At the Iase neeline Of she CITY sovern.
nerf In foylcvfn~ o.ss,. -. - -,
$500 -.-- -
:. escs''eucs
Usesed. 1hse The report Of the mayor
and CoUusf.ee % Finance on the scccuat,
o. ~ lsts Guy Turner. Treasurer and eel.
lecsef Ter the years 1852 10 1853 iscluaivs
| % accepted, that ne books Of DIE isss
seessareS and csslkcsos Be balanced in
eeeosdaoee with said report, under the
| 0isscsson Of the msyor and Cemmitfee On
Imenee. and thax open payment to the
cisy treasurer BY De egecuisix Of aid
Turner the belsuce stated, 95,0zs.3l TO-
getbef with The usexpIaiBsd balance Ct
SiSJ.E making total Of ~, zls ~, less
such sun - has been paid 70 the city treas
1rsr and 70 the directors Of tie VILLAGE
ocnool District since March l. Is30. the
saad Iusntr's estate Be relieved from Further
liability on account Of any tsxes csmmitn d
70 htn fos collection and remaining unpaid,
discriminating the provisions Of Section
~! Of Chapter Six Of the Revised 6sstuses
500 ne failure OF the executTix to comply
sneresnb
ordered. That the matter of the claim
Of B b. Willisms for excessive taxes FIR
- @OD~ - s~A~AhS1 ~ kAG o&be4epb3
VINO are 10 make report thereon TO the
mayor. II the claim 10 BY the assessors
and mayor deemed . valid one the mayor
- hereby authorized 70 draw his warrant 10
payment Of the same. the amount being
sl5-s4.
Ordered, That the street commissioner
| be instructed TO build suitable plank side
walk from the stone bridge to the new
II chico 0f the IA R1Baa NanH rA
ordered, That the stree, light on IIospi-
I'll street at junction with East Caestuus
stress be changed 10 position near the
east end Of Ellie Lane, $50 called) ard
that On arc light be located at such point on
Hospital street south Of Fast Chestnut
street o. shall be indicated by the mayor
| and the alderman and members Of the
couocii from Ward 5.
Ordered. That Committee consisting Of
the mayor together with such other mem
befs OF the city government as be smsy
select, be appointed to inquire into the
sdvisibility Of renting, for term of years,
the piece Of land belonging to the city.
known - the town landing; aud that said
committee be given sull powers to &C. in
sail matter
Ordered, Thst School Committee be
authorized to sell the old schoolhouse in
Jeweit District and the money be used in
the furnishing Of the new schoolhouse.
Ordered, That the mayor be authorized to
draw his warrant for the sum Of eight hun
dred foriy-two dollars and twenty cents
tS5f2.20) the same being in full payment
for trailding the scbooihouse in the Jewett
District.
Ordered. That . committee consisting of
the mayor, the city engineer, two aldermen
TO be appointed by the mayor and two coun-
cilmen TO be appointed by the PRECEDENT Of
the common council be raised for the pur-
pose Of comforting with the owners of the
land OH Water street south Of the postofiice,
70 see what arrangements, IL any, can be
made for securing better quarters for city
Offices.
Ordered, That the chief engineer be
authorized to purchase for the city three
hydrant gates. twelve pairs hose couplings,
three dozen hose spanners. two dozen hose
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Important to the Sick.

If you are suffering from any form of
lingering or iong-standDg complaint, why
do you not write to DR.. Green of 35W. Ittii
ST., New York, the dscoverer of that great
nerve remedy. DIR. Grcene's Nervura, and
well-known specialist in the cure of nervous
and chronic diseases. He uses only
harmless vegetable medicines, and has
made specislty of treating cases
through letter correspondence, and
his success in curing even appar-
entity hopeless cases is marvellous. liz
can be consulted free, that is, you can
write him description of your case. and
he will return an opinion. what the chance
IF cure is, and give YOU his valuable advice
in regard to treatment without charge. You
can adopt his treatment or not as you please,
but his astonishing success and erormou,
practice render cure almost assured 10
tlios. who use his medicines. Write him
about your case and send for a question
blank TO ill out. dit
The town ball at Vinalhavcn. G.. A,
Shields proprietor. caught fire, Tuesday
night, from stove-pipe- The damages
amount to $500. Shields loss on scenery
10 Sp.u. mn insurarcp
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Judge Libby is home from Ellsworth.
c. W. Jorcs. Esq. arrived in the city
from Bangor, Yesterday.
c. C. w;ilcughhy has returned from a
trip to New York sud Philadelphia
Misses May aud Nellie Stry ker Of Chica-
70, arrived 10 the city last evening for a
few dave visit at w. Il. Smiths.
Rev. Mr.. Ross went to Brunswick on the
afternoon train yesterday. He leesured
before the missionary meeting there last
evening, his suti cet being "A Religion and
q Revolution"
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AMUeEMEN
WILLIS AKERs As REUBEN glue.

WTfIIN HKEKN Ns ItEUbEN Wilt
Fred MaIsden's Australian romance,
"Reuben Glue" was presented at the
Buckingham Theatre last night by Willis
Il. Akers and good support. Akcrs is a
very capable actor and makes very funny
character out of Reuben, the honest Brother
Jonathan The Commercial, Louisville,
Ky.
Reuben Glue will be given two nights in
this city. Saturday and Monday evenings.
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harlssshs & ;%ssarscnata
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
arrangement Of Trains In Eject Oct.
1ssh, 1890.

Until furthe, notice trains leave Augusta Al
ollows;
GOING WEST-s.so A. u. for Lewiston
Roekland, Portland, Boston and Montreal; IN
A. NJ. for IIallowell, Gardiner and South Gard
nrr. 1910 A.. NJ. for lewiston, Pennington
kockland. Portland aud Boaton. s.to r. N
Tor iiallcweli, Gardiner and South uardluer
it5 z. 81. for iirunswick, Bath, kocklan.
rortlasd, and Boston; $50, (express) ror
and and Boston, sos T.. NJ. for Iialpwe,s, Gard
ner and south Gardiner; ll.tc r. NJ. might Put
mani for Lewiston. Bath, Portland and Boston
GOING EAsT--2.io A. NJ. might cSprcss) r.
Skowhegan. lstliast, Bangor. Bar ilsrbor.. $
NJ. 10y watcryiie, skowhegan, Newport. ranso
aud Naneeuoro; ll3s =. NJ. for Waterv,!'
Ais l.. NJ. for Maicfvilr e. Skowh-gan, Be
fast, Dexter. Dover foxcoft, Bangr'
81. stephen. st. John aud Aroostook County, ~
at 10 I. N. Saturday. only Tor Natervil'
sunday paper train TOT wnterviIle and Bangor
Az A. N.
The Night Pullman irains run each way ave-
eight, Sundays Included, bu. not to SkcwheE'
OF Belfast on Monday mornings, or TO DeAs,f
Or Beyond Ranger. gu Sunday 1norninrs,
The day express trains going Fast a. 3asP.'
md West Mt 10, 10 A. NJ. run daily, sundays
ciuded between Noston. Lewiston, Hath, E@
and, Bangor and -. John.
Accom- MEDIATION TRAM Tor Augu
leaves South Gardiner, 6y5 A. NJ; 100 and D.
u. NJ :, Gardiner, f.ab A. NJ. 10 ann ..f5 T.. ,
Ha0Wtli. 6.f9 A. NJ. i.25 and $50 r. n.
Through tickets to California and All poin;
south and West may be bad OF u. II. Walk =
tioket agent, Augusta, the only ONCE selling
all rontss and checking all baggage free OF -
persn.
PArsON TUCKER Vice Pres. 4 Gent MAnag T.
:. u. BooTHBY, Gen'i fass. and Ticket Ag't.
PORTLAND Oct sib tsv0
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D0N'T GIVE Up

ne itse 81 Ayers Garxaparilia. Oae bottle
may not cure right or eenDisine Of
years. persist until eufc Is effected As !
general RUE. improvement fellows shortly
after beginning the use Of tins medicine.
WIKI many peopae. the eject Is immediaaeiy
hasleeabie; bts some constitutions are less
susceptible % medicinal influences than
others and the curative process may. there
Tore. In such cases. be less prenps Pefse-
sefaare IN using this remedy 5 sure ii IL
Ward AZ last sooner or Later. the most
stubborn blood diseases Weld to
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-07

The pleasant flavor, gentle action and
soothing effects of Syrup Of Figs, when in
need of laxative and if the father or
no,her be costive or bilious the moot graft
flying results follow its use. so that it is the
best family remedy known and every fam
lily should have bottle. oct21d&wlmo
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SUPREME JUDICIAL CoUar.
Kennsbsc County - October Term,
l0sO-Hon. l.. A. Emery. Justice
PSesidipg.

W. y. CBoArE, Clerk.
q. r. STEVENS. Sheriff.
RUkL SmITH, Reporter.
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WEDDING CARDS

The Ksnnsbse Journal lob Dspartsmsnt
u splssdidiy equipped for doing ali
hinds ~ wedding printing! announce
menss. Invitations, cards, ETC., In thu
latest apd nesst approved styles. II hal
Asns ~ snSrn~us amssnt efthis class
~ work darfD8 the past yssrs It's or.
dsrs coming fron all parts 81 tia
State. Ne batter work In tbis iiss VA
sysr done In the stats. With the esnafne
year, Ne fnefltaiss for this Kind 81 wssh
VIII be sfiIl farther increased, anens ~
iatese things being . beautiful hair Ii~s
serip-typs ~ which " h enabled q
initiate engraved work % closely that
VERY hsw can detect the Aiffsvsnss
FERNS rsassnabls. ossA fss psSsss end
00pissss
BURLEIGH 4 1LYNx,
vtfes :Augssas. masDs.
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PUBLIC WARNING 4!

Owing TO confession trces ntly received from
In whom have tried 10 have The utmost con.
Gdence OF integrity. In the administration of the
Compound Nap6r BATHS Tor the benefit Of thssr
who suffer from diseased that The suIpiirs were
not being used while pretending 10 give lids TIE ct
mepi. bat some unknown sitb-fitui" snpplird 90
avindlc those -cesing iie q. " B'sfor relief from,
disease Ngw therefor. be- it known that The
RICH. Of practice hs t'sfr designed excipsvriy 10
". a. Hutt~rted. Ne. ri Cumberland St.. Porf
land. who has hfie1 up insnfiou- apartments Tor
ladies and gentlemen 10 distress. and hefsatfrf
.nediea, supplies will be furnished 30 none oiitcr
or practice 10 this city. Al orders for family
o~ffts for Portland must through til. ~rreY.
The pniIie are hereby warned gsftnst swfpdirfs
who are circulating ny -ieus ana documentary
evidence wi.hou, lie night while prstenaiHg o..
already eunscssedi 20 he honesty Importing this
beneficial treatment 70 those who spppos. thsY
are getting Anshrn-is tFe-eribcd BIZ H. inTcn
tor. Respectfully submitted In behalf Of els.
eased and suffering people
or. 8. p. CONANT.
Skowhegan. Sept. i.t, is.o. ocft5eeilms
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kennebec Central R. l..

TINE TABLEs
Tn and after August lat trains will run ~ T.
lows.
Leave Randolph; 7.0H, LOO A. NJ; 400, 4
+. VI. Arrive at National Home. rs, /.
A. NJ. rs, 40 Pm
Leave National Home: 9.i5 A. NJ; leo. 3
}, Is I. NJ. Arrive Mt Randolph; $40 A. NJ; |,
$50, $40 Y. NJ.
10 accommodate people wishing TO attend Il
band concerts at the National Home, STUNT
| aftcrnoons, trains Will leave Randolph nj 10
Leave National Home nj z 10 and 5.i5 r. NJ.
+. A. LAWrON, Superintende
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Nelson. the king of stations. has been
received with great applause in the ring al
the great Chicago exhibition. His owner
has had several opportunities to sell him
but has refused all offers.
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4 Good Bargain For Sonse-
body.

Farm and Steam Grist Mi for sale near East
Newport X. H station. FarM contsins 20 acres
Of good land, cuts 20 tons OF hay; very good
ho1,e shed, stable and barn need repairs. Ca
pscity Of mill 100 bushels per day. = hofse power
ene1ie, - hosse power boiler. ~ n good condi-
ton Location one Of the best on the line Of tine
Nnfpr Cenfrsi RAilruaA. Farm and nil will tie
sold foecther in parts TO suit purchaser. Termt
81 payment easy For further pzrticuars apply 10
Il j. Chadbourne at Augusta 81 suiscriber -
East New port. PHILIP WlLSON.
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King among LinimentA Is Johnson's Ano
dype. because it can be taken internally BY
everyone. nosSj&w
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8ie0.

kENSEBEc.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS :, Samuel Pike, aged about
70 wears.
Hsadicld-Oct. 10, 1890. Charles II. Millitt aged