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q. Q. SMITH, J..
SALE OF VALUABLE
CITY PR0PERTI
Estate of Robert Campbell, Deec''S

In order 10 settle the estate OF Robert w. w
bell, deceased, the undersigned WI u",' n,
Snic, at public auction, ut the north 9So' r,,,
Court House OF Ohio county, III Tue v"
Wheeling, W. Va, on ,oo,
TUESDAY, JULY z, A. D. 's9b
commencing at 10 n. IN, the following wy y
sirable properly In sud city, tO.Mi!' - y.rS,3
i The eNst II feet OF lot No. - ~ d. L ,,.,
ditIon, fronting on the north Ide o. ia IVA
street, Seventh ward, on Mheu,lITe ,b,i mi
twenty.iOur feet and running nacL ., va H5 M
form width TO the alley ~ un MI i'% rs NJ il
property Is frame house occupied '!
Il. Campbell rs u residence; a., o,,t ID, q
.. THE house aud ground on tue et @a XII Il
Penn street. Wheeling Island, now o.. s,iG,
Samuel Il, lillum, No. 26 south rem w w, lad
3. The house and ground on thG 81 - ~
South Penn street, Wheeling Islauu, W.
occupied by Charles j. Weiy. a., ms, adt 4
4, Ihe house and ground on thg ~ ~ N III
South Penn street, Wheeling Isl""''
occupied by John i. smith. tho Ollgy h
h 4 niece az lnnd fronting on w u''r ~
nclistaiy in the rear OF the lust lhlyg .1l1s-f
iiilecu feet mo- or less in breadth aut ,, lgrlS
towards Virginia street ki&ty-oht ''''
mere or less, to Fnlioure's line, l., r.,lrl hnh
h The west half " lot No. y ~ H ..,N, n
oGdItIon. fronting OH Virginia ht,v o,rpt,+.
buIIdipg on Inc front oithis hall Joy s,S,iiss1
Nv n n Burt as IL drug stOri anu "a
TLere is also double frame Tenement IVY, W "a
rear OF This half lot, facing the HIv!' "''
pied by tenants. =, yorr and sop
n. That property corner oil -! EA,i ~ IN ,snti:
Penn streets, being part Of 10, ~ no trS,5e dsr
dillon upon which is located t W. ,S.,dtar
ing occupied by Mr. l. X. Noise ~ ,H II he j.;
Thnt nrODSrty Immediately SCUM vGifub5B
n rcSIdence. being 40. south Penn s,,JI'So /
Q. The Robert Campbell -4IDNr w. .-..-.
South Penn street, Wheeling isla.,, . Hsr.hc .
10. That properly on Jota ai Sy D. H. !Ieg4s'
North Wheeling, now occuPlvH "
sOil ~ sa,d nronerty is occupied bytr9iS5r
,o,.t ~ ,'jr,b ,,ices the Robert CalAp ~ ~
stead, and the sales VIII De sup!'''
Tic Nc heirs I. Of said deceased VIII !'''
conveyance 10 perfect tue tho different ~
y map showing the iills1 % ,i IT, and nal, :
SncctSI nj the office OF CaldNtH %, III ~
over the German bank, on MaF1e' ''''
city. In the interim. ,,.,-l NJ The puf'5,
money, aud rs much NOR r. .alt lltw
elects 10 pay, IN cash-On lle ua' ' la nnr spl
idue IN two equhl installlltInns, AZ, gly.u. 4,
ycaTs with Interest, the purchiA't.lSr ,itf.y ~.
scvrcd nv deeds Of trust on the Y, ~ tiIlG9
fnr Tho fnrther security for silch pl3..Tsgoiit
/ will also an "Wednesday. the e'n III isie
A. d. 1871. commencing At 10 q, n, i,,,rAsi.
nvctiOn, Rt the hOmcsteau oi rity Het-S,
II South Penn street ~ ,a.a 1s' 10 he "
and Kitchen Furniture DeioHB'"'
Of said deceased.
Terms OF sale CASH. rRyp cALpWELsss,Ii
Administrator d. b. II. with ihc "''
Robert Campbell, Deceased
&c. Harvey, AueiiOnteI'
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No ONE contemplating the purchase
OF Bicycle can afford to do SO until they
have thoroughly examined the con-
struction and Investigated the mer-
its OF the Victor and Columbia. These
wheels are unsurpassed in the world,
and unequaled for American riders, as
shown BY their immense popularity.
All grades carried in stock. Some sec
ond-hand wheels ut ridiculously low
price. EDWARD L. ROSE & Co...
No. 81 Twelfth Street. Wheeling, W. Va.
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Two Families Made miserable.

Brooklyn is much disturbed by tho
killing Of Theodore Larbig by young
Darwin Messerole. 1t is altogether a
distressing case. Mrs. Comstock is q
married woman who left her husbal d
in Providence and went to Brooklyn to
occupy apartments literally provided
by Larbig, who has a wife and child
rem in Brooklyn. Messerolo made her
acquaintance and rented two OF her
rooms. Tho acquaintance ripened, as
might have been expected.
,I.arbig became suspicious, threatened
the woman, followed her 70 t her room; room,
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Because it has proven it's absolute
merit over and over again, because it
has an unequalled record Of cures, be-
cause its business is conducted in u
honest manner, and because
it combines economy and strength,
being the only medicine OF which 100
Doses One Dollar" is true-these strong
points have made Hoods Sars0parilla
Observation-Disclosures oftheday. 6
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NJ. G. McClelland, the popular author
of Oblivion" Princess" Eleanor
Gwynn," "a Self Made Man." Ten
Minutes to Twelve" Burketts Lock,
etc, has written q new novel, which is
published by S. II. Moore & Co., OF New
York. Tho title Of the book has been
purposely omitted by the author, in or
der to inaugurate u unique and or
isinal competition in the matter Of So
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BAD ERUPTION ON NECK.
sorely AFFLICTED Nearly Three Years.
Used Prescriptions from Three
Doctors without Any Benefit.
After Using cuticura Two Days, the
scabs All Dropped osr.--cure
was Quick and Complete.

,,a ~, ~, necE AID ,,Scd %rsscriniIS,,s ira
three doctors during that time which did nc no
good. Ipurchascd CuTlcugA REMEDIES, and the
second day after using It the scabs NIL dropped
Tscd nm he second set OF CUIiGuaS my neck wa,
entirely we'll and has been well ever since, and
all that can shy for II Is. that whereas was
Soreiy afflicted am now we'll, and nll from the
use OF CUTICuRA REMEDIES, Nv. SMITH,
Lynchwood r. o., KerShaw City, SC
This Is TO certify that the above testimony is
correct, as / purchased the CuTlCuRA and saw It's
effects while using. w. S. SMITH,
Notary Public for the State ofsouth Carolina.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

piled with oil to still the waves in q
storm.
An amateur gardener at Belfast, Me-,
planted his bean poles all right, but for
got TO plant his beans.N
Down in Florida last week two alliga-
tors engaged in conflict on ariver bank
that lasted for nearly an hour.
A daring thief at Michigan Centre,
Mich, not only stole the organ from a
church, but the pews-as well.
The Car OF Russia is reported to have
presented the Stanford University, in
California, with q complete collection
OF Russian and Siberian minerals.
A well down 1876 feet at Spencer, Iowa,
has current Of cold air rushing from
it with great force. ait will raise man
sitting on board placed over the mouth
OF the pipe"
A woman in Oxford county, Me-, took
her husbands overcoat containing q
$500 roll OF bills and used it to cover up
her plants. Missing his garment he in
stituted search and found it 1t the gar
den.
A female temperance lecturer visited
Valdostu, Ga, the ocher day. She pub
lished pamphlet setting forth the hor-
rible effects Of, intemperance, and OK
emplified them in person bygetting on
u rousing drunk.
A Texas steer which was being loaded
at the stock yards at Parsons, Kas., had
such long horns that they became
wcdged between the sides OF the chutes
and held him fast. In order to extri-
cate him the ends Of his horns had to
be sawed off.
In Darmstadt and other large Ger:
man cities pot plants are given to school
children who live in tenements.
Usually three Of the same size are given
with printed directions how to care for
them. At the end OF II year exhibitions
are held and prizes awarded.
A tramp detected at Port Jervis, n.
Y, in the act OF attaching to the trucks
OF railroad car novel continuance for
stealing ride, volunteered the infor-
nation that, seated on the continuance,
he Ind journcyed over 1000 miles. It
was constructed something on the order
OF n swing.
Name men ara no laggaras ~ ho ,s re-
latea that eltlzen o. Augu .,an p9 thsns
lot iasE Week, ana ~ iess tIai ii zee
days ne mao tne io1nu"tions III h Snu ,, a,ie
carpenters wen unuer way on MS ,I nem
%O,s.SFy mouse In ' 80, n,,t ond otbar
I ,iIsn .O ottdn@IaJ 81 ' 0N' '' '''''
''I,.lAt 60 W.. n"ssos,,o,,,,o,4 ralo.os
IN 'NE.Se ~ Sot Nal Wnn ,eS soS
thaI recen.iy. ne,.s nem I'm, i'e IaT
no less sa. s@ sSs4hes o, io
loving 'n e,s se lp,,cca.o;o neHt am not
o aware la q adds. that So many c S
i've STROKES nave even peeii ho1iceo oe
lore
An interesting vegetable curiosity has
been received at the office OF the west
Chester Local Nc'Cs. 1t is bunch OF
apples made up OF one Large one and
a A Z I AI ~.
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Mest YlrrlnIn penslons.

Special DIspltch 70 NE InIeEllgeHceF.
WASHINGTON, D. c., June SO.-West
Virginia pensions: original-Henry G.
jackson, Harrison X. Taylor, Samuel
Pittington, VIM. B. Peck, VIM. II. Cary,
Joseph Waldron, James Mathery, George
Para, John w. Wise, Joseph Hodkins,
Enos Snodgrass, VIM. l.. Childers, Ja-
cob Stern, Jesse Simmons, John Meyers,
Henderson Harrison, Stanley Copely,
Bejamin I. Ridenour, Abraham Lewis.
Original-Mary L. Ball, Amelia c.. Da-
Wis, Adeline summerville, Lydia Dom
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Struck by Train.
spccfal Dtspate. to a4 1n'eIstgenoer.

syItGIlT 1178IFlVtI' To '71' I77'EEFtyV''7V1'
SEQ, O., June so.-Mr. Frank Adams,
living near Cadiz, Harrison county,
Ohio, while crossing the Panhandle
railroad track ut Jewett with team,
xas struck by the second section OF No.
Z, fast express, and was instantly killed.
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Floor Walker-Ah, there, Miss Look
nyce; haven't seen you since you lett
Macy's. Did you get another posish?
Ex-Shop Girl--Ees; / am now the
buver for u private house, in which l
have halfinterest.
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Ls.Goop selIs dry good the cheapes.


via the baltimore { Ohio Railroad,
Thursday, July .. Round trip $40.
Tickets good ten days, with stop oyer
privilege Mt Washington City returning.
Through sleeper from Wheeling to
Philadelphia on the 6:IO p. IN, train.
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found Messerole there, assaulted both
Of them and was shot dead by Slesserole
for continuing his chastisement Of the
woman. Now he is in prison, his father
and mother arc broken-hearted and
Iarbig's family have to. bury the body
Of a dishonored husband and father.
The Messeroles arc among the Oldest
and most respected families in Brooklyn.
The father Of the young man was a gen.
eral in the army and is now president
of bank. The slayer of Larbig is
well.known member of the New York
stock exchange. Not much is known of
the woman except that she is attractive
and was n Philadelphia Forney.
There are many Larbigs in the world,
men who maintain two establishments
or at least contribute to the support Of
two or more. Some of them arc never
detected; but over every one of thc,de-
lection hangs like the sword Of Damo-
Giles.
Some again escape public exposure
but not the knowing wsg of the head,
the II could an if I would" that tells
the whole tale and as surely blasts rep
utation. Every new candidate for dis
grace fiatters himself that heis toiprove
the exception, because he intends to be
singularly sly about 1t.
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CAnENsIY has gathered himself up
and is ut 1T again. He is in for war to
the knife. What has Cahensly to do
with this country, anyhow? If he
will come over and give some of the
American Catholics wlack at him he
will need to be introduced to his friends
when he gets back home. Cahensly is
becoming tircsome. He seems to be
something of an ass.
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cndeavored to make tho school strict
~ local affair and political machine.
We trust that this may not be regarded
as another Republican SANDER.
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TIE prize ring develops a new sur
prise about once day. The next may
be that Sullivan has quit trying to
knock out his old enemy, Jack Barley
corn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-07-01

PRoT. HARRINGTON, tho new head of
the Weather Bureau, is supposed to
understand his business. He has q
good record in the work in which he
has been engaged. But he has yet to
produce officially his'tirst cyclone.
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JuDGE GRESHAM is named again as q
Presidential possibility. Good man,
but will not be nominated.
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AT the Park on the Fourth the best of
lee Cream from tho Parks own dairy.
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SOME things of interest to Mr.. Quay
are going on in Pennsylvania. His best
eye is on them, but it looks as though
he can't stop them. e-A
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IN the great West food follows food
and cyclone cyclone. Fortunately this
is great crop year and all the disturb
ance will not greatly affect the general
results.
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CORPORAL TANNER is not for Harrison
this trip. There may be smooth sailing
for the President after all.
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pntents tn lYost YlrgInInns.


Special Dispaleh % tRc IRlelllJcnctF.
WAsuINGrox. D. c., June SO.-Patents
granted to-day: Peter S. Criswell,
Wheeling, brake shoe; Richard B. De-
laney, Charleston,' roofing seamer;
Robert Dinsmore, Weston, magazine
fire arm.
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In spite Of all tho opposition, Camp
bell is likely to be the winner in the
Ohio Democratic convention. Helis not
asleep himself.
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The poisoned ice cream has gotin its
work again. 1t is impossible to know
when tho ice cream can is loaded.
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WHEELING is to have some base ball.
Thanks. We have missed the umpire.
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RrYMAxxs Celebrated Lager a spec.
ialty at Lally Sample Rooms, No. POO
Main street.
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Skin diseases lo Years.

Find the CUrlcuRA REMEDIES do all YOU claim.
Have been suffering with skin disease ten years
Could find no remedy TO curs until tried CUTI.
CuRA. Very happy over the result.
HENRY MOORE, Lancaster, Va
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Newspapers ana Inc bcccher IrluI'
John Russell Young, the well-known
and expert journalist, writing some
"reminiscences of the Bcecher-Tilton
scandal, regrets that not one newspaper
refused to reject from its columns every
word OF that unhappy affair. AT tho
time he urged this policy on the news.
paper with which he was connected,
believing that it was not only the right
polite. and that it would place at the
head Of newspapertlom the newspaper
that would adopt it. But" he re-
marks, "news was news"
The Beecher-Tilton affair gave more
than one newspaper something to think
about. Those that did not delight in
that sort OF thing would have been glad
to reject it if they could have believed
this possible without great loss. In the
face of the sharp demand for the very
thing they preferred not to print they
lacked the courage to leavei it out. The
very demand helped to reconcile them
to the seeming necessity, for if respect
able people wanted it, could it be dis
reputable to publish it?
The writer well remembers the effort
and decisive defeat of one newspaper in
great city. 1t was noted for its clean
illness and freedom from sensationalism.
Its constituency was largely composed
of religious people, some of these of one
of the straitest of the sects. Previous
to the trial the Beecher-Tilton scandal
had beer touched very gingcrly. A
spade was never called q spade, and
often it was merely referred toby its
handle. When the trial came on the
same policy was pursued for day or
two. Protests began to come in from
the readers, AIanSofgthem expressed
regret that such,a thing was before the
public. All OF them wanted to know
whether 1T was necessary for them to
buy another paper, to. know what was
going on in the world. The manage
ment weakened and gave the news.
Nobody complained that he was getting
too much of it. yield was notheroic.
1t was just business.
Volumes might be written on the
moral side of this question, but the
public furnished strong argument in
support of the newspaper policy of that
day. The scandal was everywhere the
topic of conversation. Absolutely no
circle was too refined or too moral to
admit it; and it was discussed with u
freedom as to detail that was not short
OF marvellous.
The eminence of the principal actor
had lifted the scandal out OF the COM
mon slough of nastiness, and discussion
Of it in any presence was thought no
breach OF the prophecies. Thisin itself
emphasizes the incalculable damage to
the public morals. The newspapers of
the time were no better than the people
who read them.
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Sons holes in the streets are growing
up with the country.
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Sold everywhere. Price. CUTicurA, Toe; SOAP,
Csc; REsOLyEST, 81. Prepared by tho POrrER
DRuG AND CHEMICAL cOnPnRGTlOS, Boston.
ItB-Send for GLOW TO Cure Skin Diseases" 81
nages. 80 Illustrations. md 100 InhtlInnnlnIs
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The principal Of the Normal School ut
Fairmont, himself Democrat, says
that local Democratic politicians have
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Cuticura ResoIvent.

The new Blood and Skin Purifier. internally,
mud CCTICURA, tho great Skin Cure, and CUR.
CuEA SOAR, an exquisite Skin Bcautidcr ex.
ternnlly, instantly relieve. and speedily cure
every disease and hum0r VI the skin, scalp and
blood, with loss OF hair. from infancy 10 age,
from plnpleS 10 scrofua.
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Go TO the Wellsville races, July 8 and
/. Excursion rates on all railroads.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

WTANTED-A GOOD Invoice
w Clerk. Must write good hand aat !, =
quick and accurate In figures. Address 70, Z, I,
this office III
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GENTLEMEN OF FIRST.CLASS
VI capacity rs Organizers can make Ii5snI
contracts for exclusive charge Of ierrIto,v ~ ~
general agents for the National Assured ESi,SS
lug Loan ind COnsol Association. Rpoui,i.uu.'
ability 10 handle tho business succeSsitiiiv ~.
tlrst.Class reference. Address, DlREtsicpA ay
AGENCIES. r. o. ROx 20. Savannah. an NJ
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WANTED COUPLE OF LADIES
wv and gentlemen, whom VIII Instruct az. ~,
PLACE IN my company 10 take road lfrlii''an.l
Address 1T. ". k" this office. '' i,..y,1,y
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ron DANCING FROM TO II O'CLOCK P, NJ.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-03-12
Life of General Sherman.

NO literary announcement of the year Is
of greater interest to the general public
than that of comprehensive Life of
General Sherman, which is about to be
published and sold through agents by the
noted house of Hubbard Brothers, of
Philadelphia. Admirable biographies of
Grant and Sheridan, complete to the time
of their death. are already familiar to the
public. but life of the third great COM
mander to finish the series, has been
lacking. The various biographies of
Sherman hitherto published have neces-
sarily been incomplete; and even his own
memoirs written in 1875, said almost
nothing of his intensely interesting early
life. and not a word of course, of the
more than twenty years of social activity
and fraternity with old comrades since the
war.
The work which is now to be issued will
splendidly supply the widely felt demand
for history of the great strategic com
mander. 1t Is being written by Willis
|, Fletcher johnson, whose ability as a his
torian Is familiar to the reading public Of
America through his former unusually
popular works, which have had millions of
readers, and the sales Of their vast editions
enriched an army of book agents; he Is
| aided by Maj Gen. q. o. Howard, man
of fine literary attainments, who knew
Sherman better than any other of his com
rades now living and ranked next but one
to him in the army. That this history of
Sherman, the last of the great Generals.
will surpass all Others in popularity is not
to be doubted. 1t will doubtless be the
best life of the great cheftain published,
and we predict for 1t wonderful populari-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-03-12
For The Ellsworth American

Passing through Bar Harbor short time
since noticed on one of the street corners
an able bodied man smoking and convers-
ing with his companions. That was not
an uncommon sight but little farther on
in that portion of the village known as
"Squaw Hollow" (and would say right
here, in the vicinity of the late correspond
ent Of the Bar Harbor Record, who gave
such glowing account of the street pa
rade there on Monday,) saw woman,
standing SO contentedly on the corners
but she was conversing with no one; she
was simply saving wood very mechanical
ly, as though she understood the business
thoroughly. 1t was showing hard and the
first thing that came to my mind was this,
Is marriage failure? To the man on the
corner | should say it was not, but rath-
er a grand success. Now, be it '.fur from
me" to say anything dgin my native viii
lage or the people in it; for have many
friends there; but hardly understand how
the correspondent of the Record could dis
tinguish the people from the rural dis
tricts from that class above named. The
town meetings were held until within a
few years in one of these rural districts };
and the ndtiues had no trouble to distin-
guish many of the voters from the lower
part of the town, not by their refined man
ners and gentiemanly appearance-but by
their red noses. There are many good
people in that village, but there are also a
class who have yet to learn that Bar Har-
Dor is a part of the town of Eden instead
of the town of Eden's being part of Bar
Harbor. RUSTIC.
March
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-03-12

Snnset.
Chicken pox Is very prevalent in town
at present.
MIR. Enoch Small, who has been i'll all
winter, is somewhat improved in health.
The next union meeting of the various
orders Of Good Templars will be held with
Winter Home Lodge at South Deer Isle,
Mar. 6.
Stephen Downs and Geo. Robbins We're
injured quite severely by being thrown
from wagon last week.
Mr.. Samuel Davis and John Otis, Esq.
have been in town for a few days looking
after their real estate and preparing it for
occupancy in the spring.
We understand that Mr.. John Dunbar of
Belfast is soon to commence the erection
of cottage at the Falls. Joshua Dunbar
has one nearly completed at that place.
Wednesday evening last, Mr. Fred Saun-
ders of Sunset and Mrs. Eliza Cook of
Belfast, were united in marriage by Rev.
L. J. Wright of the NJ. +. church. The
welded pair have the congratulations of
their host Of friends. VETERAN.
March g.