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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-04-11

The the Browns from sickness is the that
by occasional of DR. Perc Golden Medical Discovery
their blood which the
rich In this their fortified ward off attacks
and other dangerous diseases.
Those prudent who have become
blOusne oliver Complaint nnurcrab
positive remedy for such diseases
Especially has the Discovery produced the marvellous
of all
Eryspca, and kindred diseases. Not
effected by Feveso White
joint Disease and old ulcers 1t all the xcretoy
activity thereby cleansing and purifying the
from all of blood from what they
have
Medical blood
sold by druggists under positive from
benehtng will be
MEDICAL Assoc1AoN
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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-04-11
THE PUBLIC DEBT.
Monthly Statement of the Treasury
Department.

The monthly public debt statement issued
from the Treasury Department shows de-
crease of the debt during March of 81, $780,
So, and for the first nine months of the cur
rent fiscal year of $50, ass, $40. The total
debt less cash in the Treasury, is 81, OPS, 49,
672, and of this amount 1902, l22 532 is inter-
est-bearing debt, made up III round num-
bers of S114, 900 AZ per cents, 500, O00,-
OC0 per cents, $14, 0O0,0 900 Navy Pension
fund 3 per cents, and s64, 500, 900 Pacific
Railroad bonds
The net surplus in the Treasury is $32, 615,-
832, OF about $3.50, 600 less than month ago.
On April l. 80, the Treasury surplus aggre-
gated $54, OO6 1896. National Bank deposito-
ries now hold S3l, 992 314, against S33, 178 304
a month ago: $31, 800, III on February |, and
$40, 939 ;}52 on January l, the beginning of
the present calendar year.
The gold fund balance in the Treasury had
decreased two and three-quarter millions
during the previous month, and now aggre-
gates 1886, Isl. rs: and the silver fund bal
anc7, exclusive of Sc, 600, 900 trade-dollar
bullion. had decreased nearly two and a half
millions, and now aggregates SIG, O65, 949.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-04-11
A HORRIBLE DISCOVERY.
A Constable Finds a Woman's Corpse
i'm IA Trunk

Constable Bennett, of Augusta Ga, armed
with a warrant authorizing him TO attach
the trunk Of a ollored woman for debt who
was about 70 leave the State, made a horrible
discover Willie waiting at the depot for
the arrival of the wOman's trunk baggage
wagon deposited it on the platform The
officer seized 1t and opened 1t 70 investigate
its contents As he did 50 he was aStounded
TO find the body of woman packed closely
in the box II was that OF the woman whum
the warrant was issued against. She died
the previous night and was being shipped off
to relatives in trunk, as she was so poor
that her friends could not buy a coffin for
her
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-04-11
GARFIELD'S MONUMENT.
A Magnificent Memorial Tenn
pie at Cleveland.
To be Dedicated Decoration Day
With Imposing Ceremonies.

4 special from Cleveland. Ohio, to the New
York HerdId states that the remains Of the
late President James A. Garfield are soon
to be moved from the public vault
in which they now repOse to the
crypt in the monument, which will be
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-04-11

A MEAT famine has been impending in
Paris, France, owing to the wholesale butch
ers threatening to close the abattoirs if their
demands concerning the importation Of for
elgn cattle were not granted.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-04-11

\ PHILADELPHIA syndicate has purchased
1900 acres of land and three miles of water
front Immediately south Of the Maynard at
Norfolk, Va. on the Portsmouth side OF the
river, tor S20000O, OF which to build a
town.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-04-11

Americas finest, "TansilI's Punch" Cigar.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-02

The community here Vas ~addcned on
Tuesday Of tins week by hearing of the
death of Mrs. MARY f.. True, wife of Capt.
Benz True who died at SnmcrvilIc, Mass
the 18th inst at the residence of her son
Her disease wa- an inward cancer. She
wa born and reared 10 this place. being
a daughter of the late Capt William I.e-
land She removed To Portland with her
husband and family twenty-five years ago.
where She has since resided. Although
not being 4 resident here for many wears
She wa well RENE tnbcrtd and universally
respected by large circle Of friends in
this vicinity. for her many good qualities.
Capt. james VI. Spear lost his only COW
on Tuesday nf thi, week BY sickness.
ON Saturday Of last serk Mr.. II II
Buzkcli, our ohligiug mail carrier and one
Of the smart men Of thi> town, thinking
his horse needed more rest than himself,
-houldrrrd the mailbag and walked dis
lance Of twelve miles through the mud,
delivering the mail promptly on time. MIR.
Buzzcli is an honored soldier Of the late
rebellion ana 80 j. used To those long aud
weari,ome marches.
Most of the men in this vicinity who
have been in the cOa>tng business during
the season have arrived home 10 spend the
winter. We are glad to welcome them.
party uf nearly a score of hunters.
well organized equipped and disciplined.
were securing the woods in this vicinity
on Christmas for game. We did not hear
Of any large hauis being secured, although
the air was made wild by the footing If
horns, booming Of guns, shouting, etc.
Probably the veni,on got SO frightened
that they left the town and will not he
heard from for some time 10 come.
Mr.. Asa NJ. BurneS, whose foot was
quite badly injured sometime since by a
falling timber, is getting better, He is
now abb to walk about without the use Of
crutches
Mr. Frank Fernald of Ellsworth Falls,
and Eddie Royal of your city, are here on
a hunting and fishing excursion.
Capt, William ii. Hammett VINO has been
in failing health for about TWO years past,
suffering with lung disease, is at present
So feeble that he is confined to his bed
most of the time. Roy.
Dec. 2I.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-02

The annual meeting of the Hancock
County Medical Association will be held Ia
this city, Friday, Jan. 10. Business meet
ing at 80 p. NJ. A society dinner will be
given at the American House at 80 p. NJ,
DIR. L. w. Hodgkins, toast-master. Ac.
cording to the printed program the follow
ing sentiments will be given:
|. The Physician and his influence as
an element in society-Dr G. A. Phillips.
2. Our patients and their claims on us
Or. p Grindle.
3. The sorrows of the beginner-Dr.
G. W. W. Whiting
I. The lady practitioner-Dr Abby NJ.
Fulton.
5 "rafy" versus talent as an element
Of succesS-Dr. w. + Emery.
q The hopes and expectations OF the
young Doctor-Dr. Lewis IIodgkins.
:. The all-night call and experiences
DR.. F. W. Brigham.
$. "Oflicou> interference = old ladies'
and neighbors'-Dr J. S. Moore.
g Old ladies and neighbors as our
"heralds''-Dr. J. ID. Phillips.
TO- Imagination in diseases an ele-
ment of cause and cure"-Dr Il. l.. Grin
die.
IL. Experience as. medical school-mas-
ter Or +. Googing-
u The sick baby cured" and the
mothers blessing DIR. J. II. patten
IL. our Lady gueSts-Dr H. +. Snow
II, Expert testimony-Dr. II. ID. Aver
l.. Law, Theology and Medicine-Dr
n G. King
10 Shotgun prescriptions +" life or
death? DIR. s. j. Wallace.
Il. The trials of the country Doctor
DR. ID. W. Bunker.
Is. The medical student abroad-Dr
J r. Manning
10. The rcdecming elements Of coun-
try practiCe-Dr G. 4 Wheeler.
20. Cornwall gatherings -Dr. F. T.
IIcrrick
81 The Press j G. Chilcott. Esq
% Ourselves and our popularity--Dr
VIM Rogers
Gentlemen of the society are invited TO
come accompanied by ladies.
That strong play with it, we'll developed
comedy elements, called "Uncle Hiram, Is 70
De put on the stage at Hancock Hall, on Satur-
dsy evening Of this week. BY SIR. J. NJ. Wall,
the popular manager whose ssgacity In con
Quoting theatriraI- has made his name famous
among pla,-loNing rsen. See advertisement IN
smother column.
Christmas festivities At Huck-port began
Tuesday afternoon among ihr little toIk. who
by invitation gathered at the residence OF f.
Il. Hill E>q., on school street, .nd found =
large tree PRETTY decorated and hlrd with
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-02
Resolutions OF Respect.

Whereas God in H. infinite wisdom has
seen tit 10 Ni,iI our fratrrusl band for the first
time and remove from our rank, our esteemed
brother. Charles II. Pepper; therefore
H.Ni-si rhit ID the death ~ Brother
Pepper Gro. " Thompson tImp NO -, ;.
u ' hs- lost i faithful member and the broth
err a -u,'i.,l iriruI.
H,sulref That We ~ brotherhood eN-
teud our .smpathics to hi, bcrraN'.. family
and much A. we esteemed nur bfofuer here We
recognize tue pow Of our allwi>e tomman-
.'ductn I'll ihing- Well"
R.snir.d That our charter br drspcd in
mourning for period Of thirty days,
copy OF these resolution, be spread
On rh- rycord- Of the camp, copy
sent 10 the btrrs,rG family sui sent @
The ELLSWORTH AMERICAN mr. publication.
GRO \ HATCH, Com.
A G.. EMERY, on
r.. Z. lIIGGi>s, Res.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-02

Miss Gertrude Hastings is visiting rela
tives at Boston.
The Christmas tree and concert In Union
hall Tuesday evening, were success
Santa was very generous and all wen,
home well pleased and well laden.
MIR. Serenus Lord while delivering milk
Friday morning, met with quite a severe
accident Attempting to enter his cart he
fell. breaking his collar bone and bruising
himself quite badly.
Mr.. Wathen, of Bangor Theological
Seminary, occupied the pulpit in Union hall
last Sunday evening. He preached very
interesting and instructive sermon from
the following text, I'VE all do fade as a
leaf" isaiah "a, 6.)
William Blaisdells tcn-months- son
died Of pneumonia last Friday morning.
Mr.. Blaisdell has been In feeble health a
long time. and this blow must have thus
been doubly hard.
Dec. 30.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-02
sullivan.

~uliVan.
,r e.. III, :, =,
ihe laIt recently heiu III alu OF the
chapei luh', rtSulteu ID the rouhu ngure
OF Sioo o. while the generous cohtriou-
torS OF uhe saht nave the sincere ,hahKs
OF the lau't' VINO had me matter 10 ehafee.
'hris'iiias eve was ce.eorateu AZ tne haii,
ov tree heaVliy ianeh WIN hice anu
choice articles Tor chlidreh' p"th "id ana
young. santa Ciaus presided over the
same WIN 'ne ease anu grace character-
is,lc OF hlih>eli anu as one iit'ie glri sa,u'
ne looks some Ike Mr. boyhton ana talks
Jus. IKE MIN
fuGerai services OF the late MIS- Doyie
were ieiu at lhe residence OF MI ana MRS
asa - Wmte on the afternoon OF Dec.
y Mrs Doyle was sood woman "full
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-02
Uncle Hiram.

At Hancock Hall on Saturday evening Of this
week. ever, body will be delighted Who attends
the performances Of ''Unele Hiram" play
which has all the elements Of popularity and 10
presented by one Of the very best companies
on the road this season. Besides having plot
OF strong interest. it abounds with bumor and
is diversified with singing and dancing. The
role of Hiram HoBespua introduces Mr.. A.
II. Woodruff. an admirably equipped comedian
whose characterization every time brings
down the house. The notably versatile actress,
Miss Louise Arnot. also has prominent part.
Much pleasure will be found in the fine music
bv the Uncle Hiram" orche stra and brass
band. The play will be superblv staged, and
rs to be produced here will be indeed \ treat.
There is no better aud more economical
sOap made than Brussels.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-02
WELLS HAIR BAISAM,

tonic dressing. jo.,.. : 30 Druggists, or 81 ~
We prepaid By Express for Sl.o0. +. :.
" els. Jersey City. binusiS
II YOU want il custom suit made from thu
best OF matt rial. trimmings and workman
ship in the highest style Of art and TO III like
the paper on the wall, leave your measure al
the Boston Clothing Store and YOU " ill yet all
Of these, and more, at A. low prices can be
shown In the country. i0tf
English SPAWN I.inment removes Ali
Hard, Soft or tnllou-cd Lumps and Bieini-h-
- from horses, Blood Spasing. turb-. Spli &.
sweeney, Rius-bone, STILES. Sprain>, all >wu-
len 1hrnat-. Coughs. etc. save so by use Of
on" bottic. Warranted the most wonderful
Brmi>h cure ever known. Sold by : H.
" ig.in, Druggist. Ellsworth i,4g
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-02
To the Carpenters at Sorrento.

Through The columns Of the AMERICAN Ne
wish 10 extend uIr thNuk- snA appreciation
for the elegant present received on thri,tus.
morning.
Mn AND Mas. W. H. LAWRENCE
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-02
Tie Maine Contra! Railroad,
COMMENCING DEC. 30, 1850.
TRAINS RUN DAILY, SUNDAYS Ex.
CEPTED, As FOLLOWS:
BANGOR TO BAR HARBoR.

tStops on signal or notice to Conductor.
tStmr runs to Bar Harbor when weather per
mits.
These Trains connect at Bangor, with through
trains on Main Line to and from Portland Boston
and st. John.
Passengers are earnestly requested to procure
tickets before entering lhe train, and especially
Ellsworth to Falls and Falls to Ellsworth.
PAYSON TUCKER,
Vice Pres. and GenI Manager.
F.E. BOOTHBY, Gent Pass. aud Ticket Ag't.
Dec. q, 1889. lyr9b
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-02

DATE. AGE.
Miss Eva J, Marshall, Jan. II, 90
Mrs. Abigail Maddox. l6 ~
Richard Latin, Feb. 2, Al
Mrs Isaac l.. Emery. .. 63
Nathan $ Salisbury, $, 81
Miss Mary Silvy, Is, %
Mrs. Ernest l.. Curtis, " 10, %
Mrs ID. c. Williamson, %. Il
Mrs. Jesse Dutton. Mar. 2, SO
Mrs. John Wasgatt, 6, 20
Alice Greenan, ~, 6
Mrs. Fannie A. Belcher, =, 80
Mrs. Joseph Silvy, Jr.. %, 81
Miss Annie Mahoney, %, 81
Calvin T. Jordan, Apr 3, 60
Ropert Mulan. l6, sc
Mrs. Della s GRAY, 10, SO
Mrs. Charity Murch, %. 70
Mrs. Margaret I. Haynes, Is, 50
Richard | Latin, p, 2
Willie / Murch, May IL. l6
Charles W. Sweeney, l6, 10
Mrs. John ID. Richards, Is, 80
.I@mes W Davis. 10, 90
Mrs james W Davis. ~. 65
Daniel Hamilton. %, 75
Mrs. Lena X Tinker, June /, "a
Mrs. Lafayette Davis, a 20. IS
Fred Mcfarland Holmes. 20,
George A. MaddoCks 20, -
Capt. Abiel Mcfarland, July 5, 20
Wilson ,Ior,iat 49, IS
Mrs. Margaret Smith, l.. -
Mrs. Addie \. Davis, 30, 81
Frank s. Gilman. Aug :, 81
Mrs. Arson Cunningham. H. y
Bartholomew Doyle, +" %. -
Matte Crimmin. Sept. >
Harvey Warren King, " 9, |
Margaret Donovan Is /
Miss Carrie Parcher Hall "a l.
Capt. Benz |. Wood, %,
Mrs Haskell ). Lancaster oct, :, 20
Mrs. Olive NJ. Day, l. IS
Mrs :. T. Thomas, .. 60
Mrs John F Royal IL, &
Mrs Apnllos Hunt, 10. CT
Capt. VIM. H. Weed, ~ -
Willie II Sadlcr. Nov. :, -
Leon Willis Pratt, o. ,
Mrs Catherine Foley, 2S 80
Oracle NJ Burgess, p
Mrs II 4 Nichols. Dee. J. j~
Percy Elmer Hamilton. 4" 49, 10
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-02

or sli diseases is impure blood hen loadet
with foul humor. How important then that
the blood should be pure. rich aud strong
without which there can b" no health. To pu
rlfy the blood >uphu- Bitter, i. iucomparahly
fEs.F
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-02
BuCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE.

THE BEsg S,LyE in the world for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhcum, Fever
sore-. TtIter. thspped Hands. thiibian-,
Corn and all Skin Eruption,, and positively
cures Piles or no pay required. |, 4 guaran-
trtd 10 give perfect satisfaction, or money r.
funded Price - cents per box.
FOR SALE BY ;. u. Wiggin.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-02
Married.

Ellsworth-Dec. Is. by Rev. }. T. crosby. Mr..
Fred p. Baker OF Steuben and Miss Louisa Is.
Chick of Ellsworth.
Franklin Dec. IS. by Rev. f.. A. Carter. Mr..
Hervey J. Scammon and Miss May +. Dyer. both
of Eastbrook.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-02

We haar ,h., /. q -,n,a has loo, a,;,,, !.
little skirmisbjng around Ellsworth.
Mice Monde Dr.ts n, r,.vor,h :. m.
.r,,.s, =, N;.s MI, r;,h.u -
r,a Ian :, al,
,o,d i, ,bc e.,,;., oh,r.t 81, S,,a., 49,
,oon
c. a.. ,...
,,,r,,.,,,. ~
"' VI o'''a"' p''''"eu
=" - .''' "'e' "'''
- '''' WIN y"
~, ''"'''
~ ''''''' ~
'7
IL !" 10y VIM "'s 'een speh"'"s
n,o"'u, ~ "e"o'' Mass re'urheu
"'"' " ''''' '''' '"'s''"S "'o' "'ns
MI Joseph d. Farrell, son OF Mrs. jose
prime Farrell OF this city who has spent year
!" W '''"' III" "''ii' u" '"'s "s''
Inc following fourth-eias, post-masters
have been appointed: +. Mills. Amherst;
Geo IL togglns, North Lamoine, aud Is. r.
Trace west Harrington.
-Mrs. Almoh GRAY OF North Lamoue, has
fuHe 'urlo'H! IN a cal. IL mas seven toes on
~ hlhu ice' ana tx on us forward rect.
Mrs. Maria Tracy. ladv 81 wears old.
fen down stairs few DAY ago at Gould.boro
snd i now up and about again
Han n n Saunders clark ~ tho Courts
n
~" JUG y Z "l>"el nave peth 'ohnhtd
20 their residences for A few days by illness.
". are Glad IN hasr that they ara imnroyiug.
Mr.. Leon ID Harden. who has been at
/ tending Business College in Boston, mas been
spending bis vacation IN this city.
Mr.. Burton Buck. who /, a teacher In
Amherst Mass hA. been spending his yacs-
ton in thl. citv. with hi. uncle and aunt. Mr.
and Mr. A. + Ruruham
-"uVGe l.. y emery "l th' supreme court
and professor Of medical Jurisprudence In the
Medical school ~ N.iu, b,s hec,, ,lcr,.I ona
"i we b'-l residents "i Inc Meuleo Lesa' 80
cietH u New York.
i.,i :, p.,;.,,i :, S,o,,.
'' '""' ~ ~ y '''''' y ''o"'
.,,.r....,.,;,.. ,,,ho c,.n1 rn,.,,,,,n.n,
a,,h ,,.l
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-02

when Rab. ~ sick We gave her CAatortA
When she va. = Child she erlod for astoria
When she became Aiss she chung to CastoriA,
When sn, b ~ Children Oh. gave them astoria
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-02
]. 4. & {. <. HOPKINS.
lySOLVENCY.
Notice Of second Meesine.
ST&TE nE MAINE


HANCOCK, ss.-COurt Of Insolvency.
In the case of George II. Grant, of Eden, In the
county of Hancock, and State of Maine. insolvent
Debtor.
This Is to give notice that with the approval OF
the Judge of the court of Insolvency for said coun
ty Of Hancock the second meeting Of the creditors
Of said insOlvent Is appointed To be held at the
Probate court room In Ellsworth, in said county
of Hancock, on Tuesday. the 2ist day of january
A. ID. 1891. at ten O'Clock In the forenoon. You
viii govern yourself accordingly.
tiven under my hand and the order of court this
2sth day OF December, A. ID. 1853.
CHAs P. DORR.
Register Of the court of insolvency for said
county Of Hancock. Evil
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-02
EUPEPSY.

This Is what YOU ought TO have. In fact, you
must have It, 10 fully enjoy life Thousands
are searching for II daily. sud mourning be-
cause tile, hnd It not. Thousands upon ihou.-
and~ 81 dollars are spent annually by our peo-
p" In the hope thHt They may attain this boon.
And vet II NAV be- had hS All. We guarantee
that Electric Btrcr-. IL used according to d.
rrctinH- snd the Use persisted In. will bring
sou Good Digestion And Dust The demon Dv>-
urp-ia sud install Enprp-v We recommend
Electric BIItcrs Tor ~ >prp-is and all diseases
- the Liver. stomach and Kidneys. Sold at
ioc aud sl.00 per bottle by 5. ID. Wiggin.
Druggist.
-Rheum,'i-m originate. In the lsctic acid IN
The bj'nd which settling Ia the Joints causes
the pain aud aches Of The disease Hood.
>sr-apHl lila cures rheumatism by n-utralizing
the isiditt OF the blood. and giving 1t richness
aud Vitality, Try Hoods sarsspsrilla.
For restoring the color. thickening the
grow III, and besutify ing the halr. and for pre-
venting badness, Hairs Hair Remover j. IN
surpassed.
The great popularity OF Browns Instant
Relief stamps Il - an article Of great merit, n.
pIerA BODY u-.. N
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-02

Obituary notices beyoad the DsIte, Name and
Age must be paid for at the rate OF ten cents line.
Ellsworth Falls-Dec. y. Roger Joseph. only
son of William and Annie Blais,le, aged 10
months and days
suiiiyan-Dec. 81. Mrs. Lorenda Doyle, aged -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-02
City and County


school " IN open. Mouda,. Jan. 9Th.
RI. co,r, ot coup,y Commissioners. :. :,
.,.n
NJ. cro.,, ,.,., h.. ,o.n nsna,
+, her home far several d.vs viii .bo.r.,
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D W. JOY hn"' Tracy. Ira SHAW ana "
'I'r' - '''','-
Harry hS'nfs' 'iia"nt At me l'ehta' cor
'He' ""'''" ma, ~ 90" pVD''1
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+ pit in''"l' "hd 'iaIrt'hN. y " hmE
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NJ - = "o"''" =" "' na' ''"''' "H'
'''h f'''''"- "n''"- "'' mann "''"', J."
hu". II h''''n u, ''e'N 10Y r. " aver "
-
-"n SUNDAY evening neN' a 'ne n't'Tlan
~, - .,,;,.a !, r.l,nrn, an ..unn-.n NJ.
,i,,
- = N''''''''' go - '''''-'' aug 'i""
'''' 90 " ''''' 80 ~ ~
We hear MAT altl'l "'rt stolen from sew
efnI 81 our stores last Week 10y some thlt'' IN
broad day night
see NJ. CAllrrt'> new advertisements He
has marked b. goods ws, down toward gro.
and j, selling 81 grca, bargains.
Tn. Christine. of tho R.n,,or D,y,,
Vars Wa avery elaborate number profuscly
illustrated and autographed in colors. 1t con
tanned much interesting matter.
some unknown person put red pepper on
the Stove IN the >chooihonse At Ridge iiil..
south Brook>Niiie. Christmas eve, and the
,.l.-,.-,,,.. ,..r.i...s hut =, y. ,,o.,,,or.a ,
r.,,,,.l,... t..,,. .f...i t.r ,ne s,,nr..ber.,on
OF the guilty party
Henry U,rriurfan and lame. Gavuor
h,,, rom, 10 Louisville. Kentucky. with The
,.y,..tsfion Of r,in.iptn, an Indefinite length
nr,fn,.
w., -, ....,',1.- ,.,.,..
Mr>Nr>. N'nifrd A'A'n ana George Nc
A hve-yosr. box in This city, va. Of
Tered tho other dsN hundred dollars for BIZ
bab, sister. Pay }oAjn. DC ,hbor. III. youn.
hoIrfur- eyes -parhtrd a he replied II
guess " TAX ~ MI. l. >ald t"thrr day he d
- a. baby '"r Your dollars ana HAT baby ID
g. a. We" i'' me- HNA d hahe lot on
'b' Trade
Mr.. 4. g. Lord u kIueliI Wa in thu
r.iy at wees on sNi>it 10 her mother, Mrs.
A 10y Mcfarland
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