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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-06
X Commissioners Sale.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
W OF CHOICE CITY PROPERTY.
In tho Clrcul. Court OF Ohio County, Yves, vlr.
ginia. #'E, - Il
William McAdams,
Guardian and In his own right, Il, cs.,c,,v

.inja ~~'~ N'-'f' 49, -.
~ william McAdams, |
Guardian and In his own right, II, cbancc,v
Elizabeth ChRtnock, Of al. al4
In pursuance Of the authority vcSted In Us by
Rdecrtr oil tho above mentioned court, made
and entered In Iaid cause on the gth day OF %.
iniSNouStS appointed for the purpotc BY that
court In AAid decree, Will on f'f ffEsa7l-
SATURDAY, the 18Th day OF NOVEMBER, tsoo.
bCEinnl ng at II o'clock Of said day at tho north
front door OF tho Court llonse Of Ohio county.
Nest Virgins, sell al public auction, the several
NAfCclA OF real estate hereinafter mon toned, or
10 much thereof ~ may DO nefeAsity 10 pay The
liens on kNlnCaS rel forth III said eCcfce tho cost
OF suit and expenses Of sale. that Il 10 Eay,e III
seventh IQuAto OF The city Of y hsclipg, In Ohio
County, Iii The State Of West Virginia. VI -
2-Lot number II IN the addition TO said CITY
oil Wheeling formerly called South Wheeling
laid OIL By Soies ", cnapline, Marcus Wilson
and James II. forythe. :, 81 lll7i,' -
TEaS or sALr.-Unothird and 10 much
more an the purchaser may elec. 10 pay cash Id
rcnt., payable, respectively In one aud two
years from tho day Of sale With interest from
that day, tho purchaser giving his notes for the
deferred indictments, ard tho Title 10 DO TO-
talned 70 secure the payment OF them until they
GEO. Il. CALDWELL, }s
aEO. II T. GlLCHRlSr,
Special commissioners.
hereby certify that The above named special
commissioners have given bond and security as
required by Law and ny said decree. Y
aH-- 'TU JOHN ". MITCHELL,
9e9o ------- ----.7 Gle,E Of SAID Eoa,t
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No. 1881 Woods street, . rooms and atl!c~...s7 90
JAMES A. HENRY,
Heal Estate Agent, o.. s. Claim Attorney, 1Gl2
Market street. I have long experience In
prosecution OF pension claims. Soldiers, their
widows and minor heirs viii find II TO their
advantage to employ an attorney at home In
nEr.ntencc IN one In MnShlngtonI d. G. ocW
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Petroleum.

81 9 r ~ : % y
NEW ioRH, Nov. 5.-Pctroleum was dull and
prices IN dificfeat options were wide apart. De-
Gember option was tho most active. After the
liquidation and when Ills was entered ihe v mar.
ket reinpsed Into It's usual dullucss, Peunsyl.
vnninT oil Spnt opening and lowest 1Oc: highest
ana closing SIC; December option opened and
highest fll1Gc; lowest !7s1fc: closing at 7S[e.
ma, opened Of lSc; hehes. 191Ssc; lowest II
closing NJ l9c. Sales III, o0o. IEiis;siS r
OIL CRY, Pa, Nov. 5.-opcned at 79Hc; hich,
est i94c; lowest ,Slc; closed at ts!es ia
oe9 barrels; shipments G7 81, barrels; ruus lCG
BRADFORD, Pa, Nov. 5.-opencd at 7955zzc; clos.
co a. AZ a. highest lowest c clear
,pifTsHuEon, Pa, Nov. h-Opcned at 79]1Ic;
closed at 7s,Sc: highest 7554c; lowest 7s,ic. -
" iis5S Metals. Il W .ss nv :
NEW. foEK. Nov. 6.-pIg iron quiet. Coppe,
straits sci So q 4 '7IiT -
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shipments t,C0o head: steers s. 75a5 20; TeSaus
y S1a2 o.: rangers $, Dub 6. Ho:s-Rcceipti
4o9 Coy head; shipments 1000 head; MAJ et active
Ahd lower; rough aud common 50 25a3 50: MI ! cd
pigs g e8aS Is: Sheep-KeceplsS 0JO head; Sd f.
ments 100 head: market hrmer at 81 NOii 50;
western s. eoAA 5o:,Texaus 81 s5a5 %: lamb.
CITciSEATI, O., Nov. 5.-Hogs hrmcr; common
ana light ~ 59a$ IS: packing and butchers s. ga
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2. 8. Is Ieg..-......l?i ohIo & Mississippi. 81,
Y: 8. Is conpons..-l2iH do preferred 49,. So ;
a9. s.. rs rcg."..-l@ Oregon improve't. 81
9. g. 4Hs coupon...l0i Oregon NAv........... % Z
Pacific 81 OF '95.....ll3 Oregon Trans....... altl
Adams Exprcss...liS Pacific Mail.....,,,., Al :
American Expiess.l lb Isittsburgh.....,......1 {
Caua1n PAcllc....... 7bA Pullman Palace. ..u.oOi
Canada Southern... 81 Readlrg 3SsS
Central Paeilc...... 50 Roek Island ,,.,,,.... NIX
Chesapeake Ohio 10AISt L. 4 San Frau.,, 42 :
do first preferred. 81 81 Paul. 5G
do second prefd. 9iNl do pteferrcd......lOS !:
Chi. Bur. & Quincy. 90Ht5t. Paul & Omaha. 271.
DGl.& Hudson.......l39al do preferred, 81 !
Del, Lack. Il Cst.li2l4 Tenn. Coal l. Iron, 4l1I
Denver Il Il. G...... l7h Texas Pacitlc.......,. ~
Union Pacitlc....,,,., n
FoFt Nayne.........l5 1853 ~. y, ESPress,,,..... IS
illinois Ccntral...... st. l.. l. P........ l0h
Kansas & TcxaA..., 1lII do preferred. ....... 20i
Lake shore............lt5 WellS-Fargo Ex,..,liO
Louisville d Nash. 7G1s Western Union.,,,.. S(s<
Neriphis& CHASE. 81 Am. Cotton Oil...... 1gl,
Michigan Central... " colorado Coal.....,, AZ .
Missouri Pacitc.. 6754 Iron Silver ....,..,,,l75
Nashville & Chat. % iQuctsllver......,..., TX
MISUNDERSTANDING do preferred, ,.,,,. Al
Norfolk NV. prefd 81 10
Northern Paelae.... '2S Rtchn1 d d W. 7. T, IS
do ,preier1ed.....,.. 5: ~ Atchson.. 3]L
northwestern. Chicago Gas........... 401
do prcierrcd.......l8S Lead Trust lS5.
New York Centrsl. 9st Sugar A..........,,,,,,, IS
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= 3 .. S,t=! Cotton. =
Y CINCINNATI. o., Nov. t.--cotton steady. 4
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Central Standard Tlme,f
Observation-Disclosures,
FROM BrIdgeport stutIor

Trains via tho Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail.
roGa leave bridgeport Tor Pittsburgh, Chicago
snd Cleveland. 4:50 II. IN. For Pittsburgh, l0:22
Titsbnfsh and Sew York, 2:H p. IN. 21oi steu.i
b. rvillc 500 4. m. iy' Z = :
=. vrsins arrive at Bridgeport At 1853 a. m, 1921
On aa.ardays 6nlY-Fof Eas. Liverpool, 6:l4:
p. m. Ieoa East Liverpool, lll2 p. m. isl n 4 q
FROM WHEELING STATION!
Trains va tho Pittsburgh, Cincinnati Il ST.
Louis Raj. way--Pan Handle te-IcayeW heel.
ing for ste..t benyttic. Pittsburgh md " East,
G g.! z 12s H s p AM, sio p
Louis, 6:2O g. M and $40 .. m. For Columbus
ard Chicago. 12:9H p. m. Trains arrive at Wheel.
insat 5S9a NJ. lo:U .: q! q; ?. N. and g!2o D..
Pittsburgh. All trai. ,sdslly except Sslnfay.@@S5
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ghr Sutrllieel1,ffs
ace Nos. 70 and ~ Fourteenth street,
THE BOILED SHIRT FASHION.
Boston Saturday Evening Gasstie.

And The glillghVs gllmmerfng gtim
Halt revealed the startling truth that
She was sitting side Of him. r'7Tlt
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Through tickets aud baggage checked to all
u For rates and othe, Information address q
II W.. J. ROBINSON, G.. P. A., Parkersburg. ~
"a. J. handy, A. G. r. A., Parkersburg. IS.. NJ
2 I.G. TOMLINSON. Pas. Agent WheclIIlg " Vi.
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"GsorselN. he ialtesed. "stop," he thunderel
mo excuses, tlckic ono; AZ ~ In
Just tho Truth, the whole truth only #
3 Tia. ] want from you. 90 onir !5
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q TIMOTHY SEED-Sl &c, gAA..at ~ &
MISS poRK-Cayh and December sI(, M. lam
nIy 81 lpal2 IN: May Sl2 s0al2 9oai2 S2I
LAhn-ca.h So Is: December So 22%a6 271si
6 2sHs; january g 52H; May 81 95a7 OOa5 IS, -,
siiouLpERs-S5 Seas G211ss; short clear IS s5a5 30
BrTrEn-Flrm; creamery extra 25aqec. extrt
hssE lag: tlrsts 1Sa DC; dairy extra 2lu22c; e1
ECCg J1npI,,
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@iieo.


CUMBERLAND.
In Portland. Feb. %. Nancy L.. wife Of Charles
A. Jones' aged - years, Feb. q. Rseburu G..
Murray, aged rs years, Feb. Is. Joseph Silver.
aged u years, II days.
KESSEREc.
In Clinton, Feb. IL. Sargent Weymouth. aged y
year !
In Rockland, Feb. 10, Lucy Stanley. wife Of
Capt. l.. A. Butter. aged ~ years, months, 10
in Warren. Feb. 10. John S. Spear. aged "a
wears, months, 10 days
In North Appleton. Feb. 10. Jas. A. Wentworth.
aged ~ years.
PESoBscor
In orono. Feb. ri, Vim. NJ. Head. aged 70 years.
In Bangor. Feb. Is, Fannie, wife Of W. c. Pit
man: teb N, Mrs. Percy J. Mooney, aged 20
years. month. II days, Feb. 90, Mrs Sarah
Moore, aged rs years, months.
In spokane Falls. wash, Feb. II, Mary j.,
wife Of John A. oliver, formerly of orono;
In Hampton, Feb. 70. Mrs. Francis 4. Phillips,
aged 20 wears 10 months, days.
In Bradford, Feb. ~, Lille Gertrude walker
aged S years, mos, II days -,
In Old Town, FEB, rs samuel Dorr, aged q
years and months.
sAeApAHoC.
In Richmond. Feb. Is, Mrs. Julia A. Davis
In Hath. Feb. Is, Mrs. Emeline Drawn. aged q
wears q months, Feb. rs, Minnie, wife OF "a
ward Lundrisan. aged "a years mon,ns' reu
70 Hannah 5, wife of Cyrus W. LonEley, age
so years months, Feb. 20, George McGovern'
aged ~ wears months.
In Georgetown, Feb. rs, Mrs Martina MERRILL
aged ~ years 2 months.
WALpo.
In I.ie.boro, Feb. 20. Raymond Dodge ASed
Years; Feb a. Capt David II. Ross, aged about
4, wears. Feb ~, Andrew +. GtIkey, aged about
so years. - D .a -
wears. month and days:
In " xldoboro, Feb. ~, Mrs. Martha Potter
WASHINGTON.
Pleasant Point, Feb. p Ester Mitchell. aged
80 years. and
10 months: Feb. 20, Beary e. Ross, aged ~ years
In Jonesport, Feb =. Martha A. Marsaii. asef
IN I.ubec. Feb. ~, Lucia vars, youngest chid
Of oscar o. and Annie f. Owen. aged years Il
months II days.
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TRACK AND STABLE GOSSIP.

new track is to be built at Danforth
the coming season. Mr.. c. II. Merrill is
President of the corporation, and Geo. II.
Tuck, Treasurer.
Geo. A. Alden of watervile has pur
chased of F. NJ. Hacker, Livermore Falls,
the bay four-year-old. F. NJ. H., by Black
Ben-price $3.50. F. NJ. Fl, stands nearly
t6 hands high, and weighs 1928 pounds, and
is fine, stylish horse.
The well-known hor,eman Theodore
Thsyer of South Paris, has sold the black
stallion Dan B., by Daniel Boone, sire of
Baby Deane, 22lA. This horse stands l6
hands high and weighs 1892 pounds, and
was sold to L. ID. Hobson & Son of Bright
on, for $500. Dan b. trotted full mile
on the ice few days since in 2, SO. Mr..
Hobson is much pleased with his purchase
Mr.. Thayer also was offered the same day
$500 for his brown gelding Henry L.. by
Norway Knox
Rumors of speedy young horses come in
from every hand and unless all signs fail,
the records for 1890 will surpsss anything
vet seen on Maine tracks. Someone is de-
termined to break the one, two and three
wear old record and we have little doubt
it will be accomplished.
Our correspondent. J. NJ. c., while in
China called on Rev. Mr.. Glidden who is
lover Of good horse; and informs US he
h., a fine Elmo colt % months old, dam
by Csmo, by Almo, by Almont. He is
perfectly kind. well broken to harness and
shows good style and action. Rev. Mr..
G. is quite proud of him and we'll he may be-
We shall expect to hear q good report
from him later on.
George W. Bishop. the New York horse
man, while on his trip to Bangor last week
purchased a horse from Miss Wright, .
schoolmistress in Levant, for which he paid
$500. 1t was a very fine fve-year-old,
chestnut in color and standing sixteen hands
| one. The animal 10 very speedy one,
having no difficulty in turning mile in
e4o. That woman" said Mr.. Bishop,
wrote me . most wonderful description
of that horse I never saw anything like
| i, in nv life, and it Vas accurate, too, in
every detail. Never saw such true de-
.rription of horse
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Froo he following Aeecss Ny d
Iearned What . treat 10 in sosse Sss Assusts
people Who sstend the ensertsinmens In
Granite Hall nexs Monday evening:
This famous suassetae 10 composed al
~. z. Paine, alto; c. u. Collins, tenor
y. z. Kendall, baritone; c. z. Burnhau.
Desso, and al possess rich, musical voices.
Inc audience never heard quassesse whose
voices blended with more sweetness end
harmony. Their singing vas magnifcens,
to which cold type can not do juseiee
Dsnoevus. Urtasa, Ohss.
Miss Carrie T. Hale Of Bosssn, read in
the Paige Street Bapest Church last eve
niDg. The audience vas numerous and
enthusiastic. 1t could scarcely have been
otherwise, for Miss Hais's reputation guar-
anteed the one. snd her finished eRorss de-
msnded the other. Her progress in her
art IL substantial and was conyineinsIy dis
pisyed In the graphic manner in which she
read the stirring ..Charios Race from ben
Hur' She absorbed her subject and BY
The matchiess force Of her expression
thrilled her hearers.
Miss Hale has few equals In her pro
fession, proud distinction which has been
honestly earned by the Industrious cuisiva-
uon OF talents OF unqaestioned Variety and
meris--LoDeA( Nue. Citizen.
Miss Flors @. Cocnrane 10 . finished and
artistic pianist. She has firm, brilliant,
yet delicate execution; and her rendering
OF Lissts Sixth Rhapsody called for an en-
core, which vas given with excellent effect.
W., Dasty Tunes.
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Something Special for the Public.

The rain Of the last two or three days has
hindered the ate enhance of q large number
Of people At the Atkinson House Furnish
ing Co.'S Special Sale. We trust that now
the westher 10 broken the people will take
advantage Of the liberal offers made by
this Co. It Is not every day in the week
that opportunities are given to furnish at
the prices which are advertised. We are
Informed by the Co. that they are daily In
receipt Of letters from the vicinity Of Port
land. Auburn, Bangor. where the recent
sales have been held, from people who are
DESTROYS Of purchasing At the came prices
as were advertised. and whilst they would
like to be able at all times to sell at the Sc
terribly low prices, il is q matter Of impos
sibiiity as many articles are quoted below
cost, and will positively be sold at these
sales, but they will return to the regular
prices As soon a. the sale 10 over. word
to the wise 10 sufficient. feb28dtf
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There never was a time in
the world when things were
made so well as now-some
things.
There never was a time
when things were sold so
acceptably-some things.
Take the Kabo corset for
an instance, Of botf
If it breaks its "bones in
a year, come to US and get
your money back.
If it kinks its "bones >
and rolls up, as most of the
corsets do on women of GER
tain forms, you get your
money back.
If it slips or shifts its
bones" you get your
money back.
If it doesn't suit you, after
wearing a week or two, bring
it back and get your money.
We have a primer on Cor
sets for you at the store.
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name Birds in Maine.

t,rouse must be wintering we'll and unless
We have heavy thunder storms during the
earlier part of the season another nice
.,ouse season is assured. Woodcock have
been remarkably scarce the past two sea-
sons. owing to the fact that some OF our
sportsmen have been shooting them illegally
in July, and to the unusually wet ~ea'nef
which has kept the gro and mosit, thus pre-
venting their budding about some favorite
coyerts. The first matter has been called
10 the attention Of the game commissioner
Who will look after the parties next season.
We are not hearing much about the quail
which have been liberated around Portland,
Frsepors. Bruins rick and other places in
Cumberland county, this winter.
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Crushed Between cskss Of Toe.

The repor, reached this city yesterday
afternoon from iisllowell that a man panied
lanes Williams had several ribs on each
ode crushed io by being caught between
to cake. Of iee. He was working on the
ran Of the ice house ut Curriers' wharf
shsn the run gave way precipitating Will
lame and boy to the ground quite . dis
lance below The boy was not badly
bruised but williams wa, picked up and q
physcian called with the results mentioned
shove Williams is man some go years Of
sse snd Internal injuries are feared.
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All claims not consistent with the nign
character of Syrup of Figs are purposeiy
avoided by the Cal. Fig Syrup Company.
II acts gently on the kidneys, liver aad
bowels, cleansing the system ehectuaiiy,
but il is not q cure-all and makes no pre-
tensions that every bottle will not subssan'
Neutrality-suspicious.
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Portland. Maine.
As compared with the preceding year. the
results Of the Company's business for 1889
summarized, are as follows:
Increased Premium Income.
Increased Receipts from other sources.
Increased Number Of Policies in Force
Increased Insurance in Force.
Increased Assets.
Increased Surplus.
Decreased Expenses.
Decreased Total Disbursements. aud
Exceptionally Favorable Mortality.
The Union Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany is now prepared to negotiate with live
and active cAnvassers. Applications should
be addressed to the Compsny's Home Office.
Portland, Maine. mar5eod3t
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Marriieo.


In Mt. Vernon, March 2, by Rev H. N. Hay
wood. Mr.. Charles A. han OF Vienna to Miss
Marcia Robinson Of Mt. Vernon.
In Wayne, Feb. "A, Leonard W. Berry and Miss
Cora Z. fhayer. both Of New Gloucester.
PENoRsCoT.
In Bangor, March I, Geo II. Clark and Misc
Grace A. sawyer, both of Bangor.
In Carmel, March /, Miah X. Downs and Miss
Rosa +. Davis, both of Carmel
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.lcre are

mere are
many white soaps
each
represented to be
Just as good as the Ivory
They are not.
but like
all counterfeits.
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities OF
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having h.
It's sold everywhere.
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Ansus,x Sayings Bank Comes Second.

ME-. C. Dudley of the Augusta Saw
;,,. Bsrk called the Journals attention to
an ,ror in the Bank Examiners report A.
osblshed in The papers throughout the
State. As published the report says:
III. Portland Savings Bank has the
l.,sss, amount Of deposits, 81. 500 ,G85 81 /;
Ae Maine, 81, sse, 9s2 % and the Augusta
/, .hird in the list. with sSt5, 620.27.
The aguresas shown by Mr.. Dudley give
d. deposit. of the Augusta Bank As a.
80 .29s l3 which places it as second instead
al third on the list.
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A. i Small of Deering, WAS in the city
yesterday
Ms C. NJ Haynes has gone to Detroit
10 visit triend'
IL l. hunton, Esq of Oakland, was in
The city Yesterday.
uso W he'eiton, Esq of Gardiner
." in the city Yesterday
Saving. Bark Examiner Geo, d. Bisbee
-, -, =,
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'"' N'u"'' A'''"e' VI
!, ''1"''' was ~ ''' CIV se''e''"s
. c., a BUNNY d. 'pS"'a'"s ana
,.-, Vi o''A"e'" were l" '"e Guy
n NJ
en- '0'af" Oh ne'sraue ava DA''a
-. A''',"'o'e r"'i' WIRE S"'o"s
"'''
mrs pr t. j Martin and Miss Burleish
,hs,, ,hsv vi, ,;.i, ST..
w.. p.,. p-,
s,, hoe, ,,s ,,a., =. NJ. pr-,.,s.
arrea hOms vs.,s,,.x .t,o,.ao.
Han p.,.a. p p".,','s TN, +.
VISITING hi. .on c. p.,.... n.
rll ,sm,i, il ,ho o,,s -, 80
N.io, o + uioh,a,. NJ. M;a,.,;.
nd a.o,,,.. ~. =,
hi. ,s,,.,,., g.. - .,'n
ru.o . - -. -,
M, W a.
iar,Ou rs,,s,a,, t,r.., ,.,.
De capital. She will h. tho a,a,, 80 hs,
brother, En- Governor psrh,m
n, ,,;.a. - ,,-.----
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Ayers
Cherry Pectoral

~, ine oest Of anodynes, THIS preparation rap
.a.y sothes Irritation. strengthens the deis.
e4ss organs Of speech. and restores the voice
nts Tone and power. No singer or puhllc
sps@xef should be without d lydia Thomp-
-, t!is famous actress. eertifes; Ayers
.nefry feetofsl has been Of very great SER
s'ee 70 me. II improves and strengthen.
inc voice, and IS always effective for the
cure u colds and coughs"
upon several occasions I have suffered
rom colds, causing hosrs-ness and entire
loss 81 voice In my profession Of an ane.
t'"neer any affection Of the voice or threat
Is serious matter, but al each attack. 1
nave been relieved by few doses Of Aver,
Cherry fectoraL This remedy. with ord,-
nary care, mas worked such
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-. ,,sssnpt n shese days whss enisenE
.i se,yiees 70 ths esuse Of aeYieul-
-. liskse 70 be ovesshadoved By the
-. b,;llisst achievements Of politicians,
-h.a those Who have done honorable
81. 1. thin direction are apt TO be soon
.~.,.,.n when they no longer share In
~..,al, activities, to NOE an instance Of
.se;.I recognition Of distinguished service
Az. ia 20 plain cause - that Of the sdu-
-, Of farmers and the advance
-.,s Of husbsndry. Such is given
= ,be Trustees Of the Massachusetts
..,;eultsra, College in their report for the
-, lsso-for 3 copy Of which We are in
,-,..d to the kind attentions Of President
IN Goodell-in memory Of our old friend
xm.ny yss,,' standing, the late Charles
Flint, Of rha, State. Who died st Hill
-, Ga. Feb. 20, 1883. We take pleas
:. in mastering this juss and kindly
.,,oyv 10 our coIumns. In the open-
~ Iiss. Of their report the trustees say
"a, secretary Of the Board Of Agricul-
-. ,,ustse and president Of the AgYical-
vi coIlese. Add author Of various stand
-n,k. 90 Agricultural topics. the name
srs.,ie, Louis Flint will long be remem-
- ,sa ,eyered. When, in 1852, State
go AZ Agriculture was created, be vas
.,oointed lts first secretary. and for nearly
,sl,.y Years held that important ONCE, issu-
49, annual reports which have served ~
-sdsl. 10 other States, and for which there
!. Iii constant demand. When. in 1868.
=. eos,i Of Trustees Of the Agricultural
co,Isse vas formally organized, he was
.l.e,sd IL. secretary, and continued there |
~, 10, twenty-five years to perform his
800. When. In 1879, William 8. Clark |
s.s,snsd the presidency Of the college. Mr.. |
~, reluctantly consented TO assume IL |
,..rop.ibilities, and for . year, during |
,srhsos the most stormy period Of
I. existence, guided II in safety |
,,,oasb the troubled waters. He !
h.lis,sd 10 the college most thoroughly. |
~ emphasized his convictions by both /
,,sesn, And example. sending to it his two /
IN. 10, education. Through al the vicis- |
S,ads. Of IL. earlier years he was its nrm
s,ssd and 10 him 1t 10 deeply indebted for
.d,ies and services. He gave IL his best
.sor,.. and be- gave them cheerfaliy. A
l,eta,er ct the college, without compensa
sop. he presented the individual members
n Il. first classes with copies Of each Of
n. ,ork. on "Miieh Cows" and Forage
pl.a,,;r a president, without pay, he gave
nj, sfylees without q murmur, asking for
ma reward save that arising from the cen
,eioa.ness Of having performed his duty
and in almost the last years Of his life he
ave /. substantial token Of his interest.
.ub,c,ibing thousand dollars TO the per
u.u,p, library fund Of the college"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-05

Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure u
sold BY u on . guarantee. II cures Con-
sumpeon. For sale at C. B. Murphy's.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-05

People coming to the city report bad trav-
cling on country roads where the wind
swept across them leaving alternating drifts
and bare spots.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-05

To rub with, in Rheumatism-t the Gen.
uine Browns Ginger. FRED Brown, Phila.,
1922. mar5dltfolrm