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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-05
ADOCr PEOPLE.
Strangers IN the City and wheeling Folk
Abroad,

strangers III tho City anu wheeling Folks
Abroad.
D. r. Walsh, OF Hinton, is at the Nc
Lure.
Miss Nellie Cramcr, OF Parkersburg, is
at the Hotel Behlcr.
II. X. Howard, OF Point Pleasant, is
at the Stamm House.
Miss Maggie Howard has returpcd
from Il lengthy visit TO Fostorla.
C. B. Turner and wife, OF Wcllsburg,
registered yesterday at the Mcclure
House.
Miss Carrie Nyc, OF Newark, Ohio, is
the guest OF Miss Sara Horkheimcr, on
the Island.
NJ. T. Barrett and Miss Jennie Clancy,
OF Clarksburc, took dinner at the
Windsor yesterday.
a. Walter, general superintendent OF
the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Com
pany, is in the city.
Mrs. J. Brocius, OF tho Island, re-
turned yesterday from a visit to friends
at Camden, New Jersey.
n. S. Beatty and daughter, OF Man
ninston, and Mrs. Wilson, OF Parkers-
burg, are at the Windsor.
NJ. 7. Moran, state organizer OF the
miners, is still at Raymond City on.
business connected with the strike
there.
John W.. Riley, of Klievcs, Kraft &
Co.'S, will leave for Bridgeport, W. Va,
to-day, and when nc returns he will not
come alone.
Thomas NJ. Darrah escaped from the
condolences OF his friends on the result
in Ohio by leaving for Charleston at an
early hour Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. W. Gallchcr, OF Pitts
| burgh, stopped ut the Stamm House
last night. Mr.. Gailcllor is TIE general
traffic agent OF the i. 4 o. Railroad
company.
Rev. Mr.. Bond and wife, OF N]cwberry,
Pa, are i'll the city On their way to their
former home i'll Ravenswood, W. Va.
They ire the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Amick, on Chapline street.
The many friends OF Rev. G. NJ.
Shot, 4 former pastor OF the First Bap.
fist church OF this city, will be panied
to learn OF the death OF his wife on Sat.
urday last Mt Aladisonvillc, Ohio.
II. j. Bond and family arrived in this
city yesterday from Freeport, Maine.
Mrs. BOND and the children will pay m
extended visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Marcus W. Amick, On Chapline
street.
A. NJ. Pritchard, of Warrington, A..
NJ. Sours, OF Grafton, a. j. Smith, OF
Pennsboro, and Thomas J. Madden and
son, OF New Martinsville, were the West
Nirginians at the st. Charles hotel yes
tnrlav
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-05
The Pcnitcntiary Board,

The regular monthly meeting of the
board OF directors OF the state pcniten.
tiary at Moundsville was held there
yesterday. 1t was devoted to routine
business. The board found the work of
building the new mess hall going on
fast. 1t ought to be none in five or six
weeks. The preparations for building
seventy-two new cells are also progress
ing finely. This work is to be done, ac-
cording to the contract, by January |.
There are to-day BIG prisoners in the
pen. The highest number ever in the
prison was 81, which high water mark
was reached q few days ago. Until yery
recentlythere had never been so az
800 persons in confinement at one time,
With the present number OF prisoners
the accommodations are taxed to the
utmost.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-05
DANCING SEASON AT IT'S HEIGHT.

--
The Halls Engaged Ahead for Balls and
rartics-Yestcrday's Dances md To-
days.
The dancing season is now in full
swing, and all the halls are engaged
away ahead. Several parties were held
yesterday, and more are on hand for to-
night. at its hall on Jacob street, neal
Thirty-third, the Teutonia singing socie-
ty gave n OF its enjoyable private
hops yesterday evening, and the large
number OF members present. with their
friends, passed the time enioyably.
This organization gives private dances
frequently and public one occasionally,
and always both kinds well.
In Benwood the 'Benwood Social, n
recently formed organization, gave a
hop last evening. The affair was
strictly private and the members were
so well pleased, that their determine
ton to insure the socicty's permanence
was fully formed. The dance was held
at Dolan's Hall.
Several dances are on the carpet for
tomorrow evening. AT Huch's Hall,
in Upper Bcnwood, the Friendship
Social will give Il. private dance, ior
members only. Lufts orchestra has
been engaged. A grand public ball
will be given by the Americas club, ut
Teutonia Hall. This will be the second
ball given by this organization. The
last one was held at Beethoven Hall
and vas q very orderly, successful affair.
Prof. Killmyer will play.
The South Side Athletic club will
give ono Of its popular balls at the
Windsor hall this evening. Among
the more prominent dancing affairs will
be that OF the Arion singing society,
which will open the season this even
ing. The members alone, OF course,
will take part, and as usual with dances
given by this organization the occasion
will be q memorable one and of the
| most ENJOYABLE kind.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-05
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
a Home WcddInS-Tho iirido and Groom
Both Well known People.


Yesterday afternoon, at halfPast
three o'clock. the marriage OF Mr..
Samuel OFT Carothcrs aud Miss EleanorE.
Turner took place atthe residence Of DR..
Bates, the BRIDES grandfather. Messrs.
A. Bates Butler and William i. Turner
acted MS ushers and took charge OF tho
relatives and intimate friends OF the
young couple. About eighty guests
were present. Tho parlor was beauti.
fully decorated with flowers and pottcd
plants.
AS tho bridal party entered the room,
Prof. Charles Killmyor, who presided
at tho piano, struck up the Lohcngrin
bridal chorus, The attendants were
Mr.. Howard Carothors, n brother OF tho
groom, and Miss Jessie Bates Turner, n
sister OF tho bride. They were followed
by the bride, escorted by the groom.
The brides costume was OF ivory crepe
dc chine, with long train, full neck and
elbow sleeves and trimmed in pearls.
She wore u full bridal veil and slippers
and gloves OF the Same shade MS tho
dress.
Rev. James Reed, OF Pittsburgh, read
tho Presbyterian marriage service.
While the party was retiring to tho re-
ception room the Mondelssohn wedding
march was played. After the reception
refreshments were served by burst in
the dining ROOM. NumbcrlGss hand
some presents were received by the
young couple.
They left on tho GEO Baltimore &
Ohio train for the East, and on their
return will make their home Mt the res
idenco Of Mr.. Carothers' mother, on
Fourteenth street.
The groom was formerly connected
with the hardware firm of OFT Bros. &
Co., but Is now employed as travelling
salesman by Logan, Gregg & Co., OF
Pittsburgh. The bride is the daughter
OF Mrs. Ella L. and the late DR.. Turner.
Among tho out OF town people who
attended the nuptials wero Mr.and Mrs.
Samuel Holland and three daughters, OF
the East End, Pittsburgh; Mr.. and
Mrs. George Davitt, Miss Lydc Davitt
and Mr.. Willard Gore, OF Pittsburgh;
Miss Julia Cracraft. of Washington, d..
G.; Miss Flora Price, OF kenton, Ohio;
Miss Christine Emo, OF st. Louis, and
Miss Minnie Vonluncn, OF JohnstQwn,
PA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-05

Is one which is guaranteed to bring
you satisfactory results, or in case O.
failure a return OF purchase price. On
this safe plan You can buy from our Ad.
vertised Druggist n bottle OF Dr.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. It is
guaranteed to bring relief in every case,
when used for any affection OF Throat,
Lungs or Chest, such as Consumption
Inflammation OF Lungs, Bronchitis,
Asthma, Whooping Cough, Group, etc.
etc. 1t is pleasant and agreeable .tc
taste, perfectly safe, and Fan always be
depended upon. Trial bottles Tree al
Logan Drug Co.'s Drug Store. l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-05
G. MEMpEL . co.-eAaegrs AND zunMIruRE.
SOFAS AND COUCHES +!

We have an eye TO tho comfort and welfare
OF our patrons, as you will decide ii you will
take thotroublc to look over our now nssort-
mcnt OF SOFAS and Covcnrs. II you desire.
Nh expensive luxury in this limo, a paragon
Of richness and elegance, We arc ready for
you, and quite Us anxious to make you . Gus.
toner. II your choice is for a, moro modest
class of goods wo sell n really artistic SorA
ut u price within the resources Of all, aud
carry a stock including large and small sizes,
and all prevailing shapes and designs. Tho
best OF upholstcring and thorough finish
make these goods not only dcsirablo.but OK.
ceptionally satisfactory. Our store is tho
emporium for honest furniture at honest
prices.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-05
LITTLE FAMILY QUARREL
settled In the Justices Court-I;elcaseJ
from Juil,

Settled in the JUSTICES Court-I;elcased
from juil.
Frank and Robert Campbell, two
Young boys, charged by Mrs. Charles
hIatterbuek with threatening to do
bodily injury to her child, was up for
hearing before Squire George Arklc. 1t
seemed that Mrs. KlatterbucNs child
iaf thrown q stone, cutting the head OF
4 iiii!e Campbell boy. The lattcr's
brother went, to the house and promised
10 cAaStise the Klat,erbuck child ii it,
PARENTS did not whip it. Though the
10Y had, OF course, no right to make
threats, the justice took the provoca-
.;'A ;Hto consideration and dismissed
me case ct compliments cost.
Ed|ard Zane, who had been sent to
;"tl Tor carrying concealed weapon,
.nraished bond for his good behavior
and was released.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-05

Mrs. c. Shelf, II OF Moundsvillo's
most respected citizens, peaceful passed
away yesterday morning at l :30o'clock,
after 4 lingering illness OF eightmonths.
Mrs. Shelf was q native OF England, hay-
ing come to this country in the iorties.
She has been 4 resident OF Moundsville
for twenty-five years, and was a faith
jul life member OF the NJ. l.. Church.
She leaves q husband and six children
to mourn her loss. They have the sim
cerc sympathy OF their wide circle OF
friends. The deceased was in her 5Sth
year. The funeral will take place today
IRON her late residence, at $50 p. IN.
She was the mother OF Prof. C. Shelf,
the well known optician.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-05

Christ. Siebkc has again been unfor.
tunate. On Tuesday evening he fell off
the platform OF an electric car nj tho
corner OF Twenty-second and Chapline
streets, breaking n bone. DR.. Frissoll
attended to the wound.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-05

ONE touch OF Nature makes The
"i3'e world kin" Diseases common
me race compel the search Tor a com.
mon remedy. 1t is found in Ayers
m~asSanari!ia, the reputation OF which is
Worldwide, having largely superseded
every other blood medicine in use.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-05

"MY sore ran in the night, and my
soul refused to be comfortcd." Poor
fellow! OF course il did. Pity, hecouldn't
get Salvation Oil. Only % cents"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-05

l. y. BLoSD is sole agent for L. G.
- celebrated line shoes. They are
sae best, finest and far superior in stylc
S1'H ~ than any other make. Call and
see them ct l12S Main street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-05

THE Naptha yacht ferry at the foot OF
Twelfth street, will run hereafter until
.7:l5 p. m. until further notice.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-05

Vernon, o.:
GENTLEMEN: : I commenced using
your Inhaler some three months ago, and
have received such decided benefit from
it that l believe it will entirely cure
the catarrh with which I have suffered
for some years. 1t far excels anything
that nave yer used, and Ihavc tried
about everything.
Respectfully yours,
]. A. HAIR,
Real Estate and Loan Broker, l59 La
sale street. ru&F
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-05
DRUNKEN EDWARDS
serault u vol known Martins Fer.
~ man without Frovocation.
STARTING OYER THEIR LOST CASH

Ttcy Enter II Store and try to do up
the Proprietor, an Active Republic
can..-A Base and Dastardly hnair
which Democrats and others alike
Condemn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-05

The finest, best and largest assort-
ment OF mems fine shoes in this city in
all the leading styles. L. v. BLOND.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-05
REApY.MApE cLoTHEs-p. euMpLlMa . ca
GENTLEMEN OF WHEELING

Believing that we cannot speak too highly or
TOO often of a good thing, we again call your
attention to our superior stock Of STANDARD
READY-MADE CLOTHING. There are, no
doubt, manyofyouwho k ther is nothing
good enough tor you to wear if it be ready
made. w want TO Danish such erroneousideas
from your minds. We want to tell you that
many OF our best dressed citizens have been
our steady customers for years, and we will
venture to assert that the men who buy our
standard ade Clothing are Just as:well
dressed as those who 60 to the tailor's and pay
twice as much.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-05

SINGING in Arabic and lecture on
Egypt, at the United Presbyterian
church, Thursday, November ., at 1880
I. NJ.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-05
Have You Bought Your Fall QY9pcQat ?

II not call and see our magnificent stock. We have them cut for men of all
shaPes-the Regular built man, the Fat man Or the thin man. We n show Won
cut in the heighth OF style Prices from
$40 90, to SIS 90, SIS 90, $50 90 and as5 90.
We We show an excellent line coil ERsEYs and MELONS, very stylish, at Sis
and $40 that cannot be matched at any tanors for $50.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-05

THERE is nothing like DR.. Thomas
Eclectric Oil to quickly cure q cold or
relieve hoarseness. Written by Mrs.
NJ. j.. Fellows, Burr Oals, st. Joseph
county, Mich. Daw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-05

CHICAGO, LII.
Tie Smp,e Inha'cr and Medicine Company, NJ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-05

Never before have we had such a
sale Of Cloaks, and never before such
an elegant assortment at this time.
Wecantit anyone and with such styles
that call forth the admiration of every
one. my
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-05

For quality, quantity and varietythis
department is unequalled, as it con-
tains everyclass of Suiting in the mar
ket, and in the best shades and styles.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-22
Our Agricultural Societies.

A new grand stand Is being erected at
the Exeter fair grounds and 1t is intend
ed to have it completed for occupancy
at the time of the fair, Sept. 29Gh and
Both and Oct st.
The constitution of the West Wash
ington Agricultural Society has been
amended SO as TO include the towns OF
Gouldsboro, Sullivan and Franklin in
Hancock county within its jurisdiction.
The directors OF the Scarboro and
Cape Elizabeth Farmers Association are
having their track at Pleasant Hill. put
into condition for the races during their
fair, to be held Sept. 10Th, 30th and Oct.
lst
Since last season the Board of Trustees
of the Washing on County Agricultural
Society has been slmost entirely
changed. The following is the new
board: John McNorgan, LYMAN G
Smith VIM. W. McLsughlan, III F Por-
ter, all of Pembroke; Joshua b. Brooks,
Robbinston; Thos. Robinson, Dennys-
vile.
The Farmers Club of East Eddington
will hold their annual fair at Town Hall
on Wednesday and Thursday, Sept 30th
and Oct. lst, ard arrangements are in
progress for very successful event a
general invitation is extended to all, to
bring samples of farm. orchard and dai-
~ products also domestic, mechanical
and ornamental manufactures, fancy
work, etc. with horses, swine, sheep,
cattle and poultry A liberal list Of
premiums is offered. A ball will be
given on the evening Of the last dav Of
the fair,and good music will be provided
Mr. II W. Clewley is general manager,
and the trustees are: &. II. Ford, presi-
dent; Fl. NJ. Shaw. secretary; II.
Comins, G. W. Estes and G. X. Comins
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-22

No fner pieces Of work have ever been
turned Gus from any machine shop in the
State Of Maine than the compafItors AID
markers which have b en- made for Pfof.
w A. Rogers at the Establishment Of Web
Der & rhlbrick ia this city. The chop
corDp.rilor, which hse been msde for 4.
Hoe Co, Of New York, and which will be
sent there before long, Is msguiflcs mt
piece Of work, sn3 i: reflects great credit
upoh the proprietors Of tue shop and sii the
sUrkmen who were engaged in its prudGe-
lion. Ii is well worth visit from those
who are interest d in such things. We
understand that Weber & Philbfick have
for years had several men Constantly en-
ploy ed upon the machines which have been
ordered by Prof. Rogers. TteT are now
a, work upon a marking machine witch
will 20 int the Shannon Physical Lsbora-
tory of Colby University. and one of the
same sort has been completed on an order
from Montreal aud it is.expected TIA. they
will begin work soon or still another shnp
compsritor like that made for r Hoe &
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nAIrn rArsa1ne noz1

George A. Grover Of West Bethel,
received Ss5O for strawberTies raised
upon one half acre OF land Ine sou
Is ! srsy-liy loan The average price
per tsx Was IS cents
wv Dudley of Castle Hill. harvested
II = seres Of oats which yieioed luz
bushs l.. machine measure, equai 70
shout 10 bushels. he same piece iass
year yielded 10 bushels.
The July ststeHent Of the Turner Cen
tar Creamery gives the total income Tor
the month 1857 9S. Value Of cream
sold In the form Of cream SS2i4 ~
Inches of cream collected during the
month s5, 45s Price net per inch ~
cents.
The Aroostook Republican says the
first report from the potsro fields Is oy
lC. Havford Of Prvsque Isle. who aug
Saturday. Sept. Il, 50 barrels OF picked
potsInes and 10 bushels small ones. max
iug a t0tsi of RS bushel from one acre,
and MT over ,f,e barrel of rotten ones in
the whole lot, Mr. Hayford says he
thinks his whole yield this year IS going
to equal this. This sound from the POI
tato field is good and looks as il Aroos.
rook was ali right again this year. The
fear Of rot is passing away ike the dew.
Lewis A. Merritt ON High street. Houi-
ton, has fine apple and plum orchard
under way. He has $50 plum trees,
Moore's Arctic and Green Gsges; they
are producing most excellent fruit this
season. Some Of the trees are but two
and three years old; those Of 5 and 8
years now produce over bushel
Of fruit each 1t is a very hand
some sight TO see the trees loaded with
fine plums, hanging in clusters. from
their branches He also has handred
Young apple trees of the Wealthy and
New Brunswick varieties, which are pro-
ducing well The New Brunswick is
well known there as an early fall apple,
while the Wealthy is a good winter sp-
Pile, of fair size and fine flavor and pop
ular in market.
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K.....i.e-


/ Fsli..ios are the real sssaas srsasfefs ID
Ksnsebec county for ths week sndini
Sept ~.
ArsrsrA-Eiisn z Ryan, Gardissr. to Mary
Black 3, Aaxu.-A, had Il ksssseA, etcos Ca.he'
Use Cream 70 Zl5s H. keene. iADd u A1fssts
ei2s. r. Walker u u n HanseA- 40 N Al
susst 900: 4. .aa,s. 70 s,ap: q Ys1., ma
W,rvoso-a Wis. 20 A. g. ARdyess, and AID
but,dsars N Aurasta, va. co.,: T. h. ktneAH y
o. " kimbali. both Of Lessssoa. iAnd and build
Eslos.E.iiy Wsshea 10 >. \. Copeland
lsnd IN Afhios, EXC .
Bssrox-Lscy A. nts1s. Wstefxme. g
b nsop. tsoo: Asa Holt Il Ne OF Cdat1n 70 x
Eiaxidrx. n1nfon. iand il Benten, Stoas Hen J
kelley Of Is raeld, TO J. l. Perktns, Bsafon, land
caixs1isssda y. FArris 70 Selma D. York,
GaEni.ES- trustees Of Gardner real estate
as. sioa 2 Lara A wn it w.. = st .sa Z
fsarsiuer. 400, II en- = Burns TO Ms Winnis
Jou-s, izad Had buildings In Gardiner, $1,000; An
sel Potter 70 Allen Burss. land is Gardiner. sieS
A Potter 70 Fanny r tAssnef, Land In 6arctnsr,
1 &c; E.ies Barn. TO A. Potter. land. eiso.
H.LLowEL-Emmx 4 Hutchinson 10 Wn
rrseAnbo, land in Haiioweii. el2oo; Amos VIII
der . u L ighisn AND N R aSssl ~ II
dries. Ii elasld. land and osildinss In Liteeneid.
e7g5.
Nj NELSON'S B. Dasis to G. n. Poole. land
In NJ. Vernon, IS
Cal 10 Hannah D.. BroHn. Aubarn, land In Non
noaih. $500; John G Ihurston to Lillian \: shei-
dsn, Auburn. land in Monmouih, ESQ; d Emer-
sen 70 j. n Gowec lana in Monmouth, eiSo; l.
q Bsrry TO Il. ". Pettingtl, et al. land In Mon
moath AID Winthrop. sitoo: Mary e. King to II.
W rettingiIi ct ai-. Is nd in Monmouth and Vim
throp. 500, c r. aoooyto Ii. s. Bates, land in
Monmouth, tsoe-
land In Oakland ~; c +. King. fai' neid. 10 g.
r stevens nd in Oakland and Fairfield. t6oo
RoxE-John Hersom 10 Della NJ Riggs, land in
Rome q; Dell. VI. Riggs TO lydia W, Morrow OF
New sharon land ard buildings in RoNe, sl0o-
yAssAi Boso-Laura j. Warren to Z. q. Jack
son. yass boro, Land and buildings in Fassaloero.
$500.
wAYsE-Ms L. Dexter to =. L. Lircolr, land
In Wayne, $500
WATEayILLs-H Fl. Campbell 10 W. +.
Haines Land in watefvilie, 800.
NEST GAgJINEg-Gaa cline r. Berry ct ais 10
Mrs. Eta O Persins of Lawrence. Mas, land in
West Gardiner, $3.50; eylvina A. French to Chris.
tina Horn, land In West Gardiner, 600.
TrNTHRoP-Mafy A. j. Sragcon TO g. y. Fair
banks land In winthrop, e35.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-22

It is stated that q rattis-snsks csnnot bite
il h I'D up ~ ihe tai. Would you like to
pns the statement to prsc .icsl test? Prrb.
ably not; but how often do you take ia,
grester risss? A snake bite is not ths OF ly
means u Introducing poison into the s,s
tenn. Ityou- LIVER il slu2gist, i. fails o
rem ore the impurit IS from The blood rbica
passes through il, and deadly poisols are
thu, throsu INFO the circuls,io1, all the
more dangerous bFcanse they are iasidicus.
II your blood lie i'm 9urF, II you' liver 10 GU;
of order, if you hsve blJtche., riQtles,
boils ~ erup.ion., 'don't monkey with TIE
snake :" Take Dr. perce's q ,ld-n Medical
Discovery, the only specific against ali
blood-i oisors, 10 mater OF whas name or
nsu,e. II is sod under a positive gn'v u
tee that il Will benefit er cure, or yeur
IN ,rey will BE- refund d. sep,2 dSwf,lIm
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Franklin

The following are the cesl estate trsns-
fers in Franklin county 10, the week end
ns Sept. 10:
Observation-Disclosures u. Ford, state 10
Abigail N Ka w.ton Land build Digs, $3.50.
NtLD-HenrySA. Sylvester of Chicsgo to john
e. Harlow OF Dixfeld, land. ESQ; John l.; Cooling
TO ieo. NJ Cooling, land, 81 val. con John l..
ding 10 Geo. A GOING c. II. Cooling, land.
al L val con.
iSpUsrEY-Herte B Luce to John Spinnery,
land So
AvoS-warren +. Hacon Of Skowh"gan TO j..
NJ West on of kent's Hi l. Interest 81 in proni e I;
Hiram Pease Of Aus1n 20 j. 81. Weston Of Rents
hin. Ii tetest 81 4 val con. =,
KISGFIELD Albert head OF Boston TO Mitchell
iliis of Quincy Mass, Interest in i,nd b Build,
ings, 81 & val. con; nitehell Willis TO Albert
Mead itterest In promise val con.
STRoSG-P. II Stubs to q. +. Lowell Farm
nston, laHd 81.
JAY-FranceJ +. Bump OF Wilt IN to Z. c. Flu
lcr of v ton. prem 80, $500.
pHLLirs-Dana v, Farmer OF Skowhegan ct
ul.. 10 oilas Farmer. premis %, 81 AMI val. con
No. 6-Jas. n. Chandler If Bangor to Gerard
Dill 1t sls. land, &2.le.
WILTON Peter Merchant. Jr.. 10 Frances f..
Bump. land and buildings, $500; same to sane,
land 500; John Pike ct ais, trustees TO Flavious
J. aoodspeed, mill. land. etc 370es; same trus-
tees to Agnes l. Goodspeed, land and bulldogs,
5000.
CHEst ERVfLLE-Sarah A. Webster to Justus
Webster, land q and val. con
RANoELkY-Eiias haley TO Chas. b. Calden OF
Philippe. land. s2o625, Ansel b. soule to same,
urrIpises. fitO