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A UcTIoN SALE AT NORFOLK, VA.

The valuable wharf property known as Campbells &
Maxwells running from Ferry to Roanoke dock. hch
rs in the center the city. Three brick bouses
with re.rixerating roolEs, g frame freight house.
laree ice machinc Commenced in August and com
pleted IN November. lsSD. and in conIpiete running
order, Will be sold IT auction in NORFOLK VA
EEBkuARI ELEVENTH, the premises. a.
TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Terms: One-thirc cash: balance in one two and
three years with interest Map above property can
be had on application.
". H. H. TRIcE CO.,
ja30lot' Auctioneers
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WEEKS 4 CO.. Auctioneers.
WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION. COMMENCING
MONDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY NINTH. AT
TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, AT THE STORE NOS. le4l
AND 1913 ELEVENTH STREET SOUTHEAST,
AND WILL CONTINUE FROM DAY TO DAY
UNTIL ALL Is DISPOSED OF,
$4,000 WORTH OF DRY AND FANCY GOODS,
CONSISTING
IN PART OF DRESS GOODS. CALIcoEs. CASH
MEREs. TOWELS. sPLAsHERs. UNDER
WEAR IN ENDLESS VARIETY, FLANNELs.
sHAwLs. CoRsETs. ZEPHYRs, PLUSH
GOODS. GERMANTOWN woRsTED. PRINCES.
LACEs. vELvETEENs AND OTHER ARTI-
Giles TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION.
ALSO
SHELVING, COUNTERS. SHOWCASES, ALL
SIZES. STOOLS, &C., &C.
EVERY ARTICLE WILL BE SOLD WITHOUT
REGARD.
fe7-3t SAM SAMSTAG Manager.
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nUNcANsoN BROS. Auctionser..

X d
EXECUTORS SALE OF STREET PROPERTY.
VALUABLE RIAL ESTATE BUSINESS PROP
PREMISES No. LIZ STREET NORTHWEST.
IN THE CITY on WASHINGTON.
By virtue OF the last viii and testament Of Anna NJ.
G. smith. decreased, bearing date the IN day Of
February. A. d. 1ss7. and which has teen duly ad-
Register OF wills for the Distinct of Columbia. VIZ
SHALL executors Thereof, offer for sele public
OF FEBkrARY, A. ID. 1891, AT HALF PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK p M. in front Of the premises al hot sOld
st private sale before that dae) all that lot.
parcel OF ground ylnr and being IN the city OF Mash.
down anu descrIoe the ground plat or plan sad
city and being the west half of lot nunil~red
tree c2.ss). having a frontaee street nOrthx
twenty feet eight and onesli inches ~
o. inches) more or len. and depth of hundred
and thirteen feet eight and one-haf inches ll leet
~ inches), less. and running beck 20 thirty
(5O) loot alley and being improved by thai ne four
story and baseluent urick house numbered 1877
Terms OF sac: One-third Of the purchase mooey 10
be paid in cash and balance IN and two years. for
which d. terred payments notes Of purchaser l,ur
chasers shall be dated day Of sale and
able semi-annualy and secured by deed Of trust Tire
property sold. AL cash az option purchaser
within ten dsys from day u: sale the property viii
resold at the risk and cost Of oefautIn purchaser z
i've days notice OF such resale In ruo
lished IN " asnlngton, DC.
AasI twenty hundred Cs 500 dollars viii
be required when the property is Knocked down. AL
convts .-ncing. &c. Atcost Of purchaser.
PROPOSALS FOR THE PURCHASE OF THIS
PROPEhIl Al PRIVATE SALE WILL BE RE-
CElkkD BIZ US UP 10 The DAY BEFORE ThE
hksEI xisi sRkSEfI, i1sel,or.
SAMUEL p. BELL. Executor;
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II ATCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. Auctioneers,
~ go Pennsylvania ave. n. ".

X ATCLIffE. DARR CO.. Auctioneers,
~ go Pennsylvania ave. NV.
PEREMProRY SALE
OF r THE Art SSopSi fRAMss, EIS,s CON on
BRANGH STORE. al SEVENTH STREET
This STOCK. WHICH is NEW AND FIRST
Glass IN EVERY RESPECT. CONSISTS IN
STEEL ENGRAyINGs. ETcHINGs, WATER
CoL0RS, PHOToGRAPHs. PANEL PICTURES,
CABINET FRAMfS AND FRAMES OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION AND SILL, AND A GENERAL
ASSOkrMENT OF GOODS USUALLY FOUND
IN PHYSICIANS ART EMPORIUM.
Owing 20 AIR; Neerhofis removal to his store he
has INSTRUCTED US 70 sell by public sale AZ HIS
N3E :r on MONDAY, tEBRuARy Mn IN.
Al TEN A. NJ. and THREE PM, AND CONTINII-
ING ZACH DAY THEREAfTER AT TIE SAME
HOURS UNTIL ALL Is SOLD. tie entire stock TO the
highest bidders. Persons IN search OF Zine Rcturps
FRAMES. &c, should attend this sale.
fe1-6t RATCLIfFE. DARR CO., Aucts
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tINLsI BUILDING LOTS ON FOURTEENTH
Il STREET MAN STREET NORTHWEST
fkONIlNG FIFTY FEET ON FOUETEfsTH.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. FkBRT aEl mir
TEENlH. lsil. AT HALf-PAsT FOURO'cl o,'k. NE
WI SELL IN front OF the premises, the nneet Builng
Lot in that section, being
LOT =. SQUARE IN.
haylng front OF % feet 18th street and
back 70 20Ioot alley. a ms lot readily IT, -lb-
DIVIDED into smaller building lots and worthy the at
tentlon OF private parties and builders
Terms; One-third cash. balance m one AMI two
years, notes 10 tear per cent interest," yayalle se-
a.nuails, AMI 10 lie secured ~ deed
ISIS OF all cash. at option of purchase d.ssdt Of
$50 rcqured at tune OF sale. Conveynncue. a. NJ
cost purchaser. Terms be coiuIlled w1t in a.
teen days. otherwise right reserved d r~rll
risk anu cost of tine de.aulflnl purchaser
days pubic notice Of resale spne ne spa<r
punished IN WASHINGTON, ID. &.
fe.,-dSds DUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneera
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TOMORROW,
BOWLING, Aucncn.er.

SPECIAL SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND PERSONAL.
EFFECTS AT MY AUCTION ROOMS WEDNES-
DAI.FEBRUAhI ELEVENTH, 1891, CoMMENC-
ING Al TEN O'CLOCK, EMBRACING IN PART
HANDSOME PARLoR FURNITURE IN SUITES
AND SLPARATE PIECES, FRENCH PLATE
BEa FURNITURE OF ExERY DESCRIPTION
f fkEssI E kkp uESkrPINss HAIR naT
STtRS;, EXTENSION TABLES. DINING
Chairs, CHINA AND GLASS WARE, 400
SEPARATE PIECES OF FURNITURE, COOK
ING AND HEATING STOVES. &c. &c.
ALSO
SEVERAL FINE REFRIGERAToRS.
ALSO
LOT OF BUILDERS MATERIAL.
ALSO. AT TWELVE. O'CLOCK
NUMBER Oh FINE HORSES.
18Th VEHICLES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
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AUCTION SALES.
fIrIRE nANs.
II ATcLIFFE. DARR q 90. Anct,Onecrs-

u ATcIIFFE. DARR CO.. Anct,Onecrs
sfEcIAI. ssp PrREMPToRY saLr OF LARGE
SssE &C., &C.. sElSG ran EsSSrIiRaR S Siock
kEMnyEn 10 oIR sALEsRoONs ron CON
ON friday MSANING, FEBRuARY THuK.
~ -ksENfh: At TIN 2yIock. We ~ill al q our
ING STOVES. TiS SkRE. HOLLOW ShkE.
To With ths attention Of the trade and private buyers
,s ftSs cash, RADCLIFFE. pARR co. Auc,..
'IHoMAs 4 wAGGAMAN. RsAi ESTATE A1csioaser.
SUI FIT 81 r TSG S a9T r kaST
~ DEPIM OF OH HUNDRED AND THIRTY.
Fin ktEr e IsrsSytS IA! fh5H F ~ LiEsk
ANB HANDSOME DMELIlNG On raj
S TMhhS P SasA %SS sSEStE sSS EEsT
BY virtue Of two dees Of trust rcord.d IN iih~r No
rass 10 los ~ and ~ Of the land resors q the Dis
thereby srurr viii ssli At ruiie aut,on' N I'm,
:, Pa fFSpsh ITeShhs ft =. ,nI
loNlnf es rllet lots; first. ~ square ssi be-
dn IL s ie 1 S rS IN e % nss linz 2,
s guar ts,nSe wss, With SAID s,rys, "a tel
Shown Wat recorded IN the ofss 81 the sarrsyar
sG e = lssa and .s s :O ss1nf Fac. IN
the riacs Q: be, iInnx. with ths improvements
square tS Beginning same NJ a MONT on fl.s
north hnH Ct street distant l5l feet inshss West
IRON the southeast q said square, theme ~.f
WITH saio street "a fe-t inh.s. thence nortk 1871 fs-t
70 an alley 10 feef VIDE shown a plnf recorded IN
tce oine on the surveyor Of SAID District In hnuh AZ
paA L. theme along said alley "a fed ia hsgs
ehd -ette soath lol 'esf 20 the pisre OF bsi.ang
" th the improvements above stated.
Terms Onetir cash. of whi-h 500 must H. de-
POSTED ON each lot at the time and TIE balance
IA thfee qua instailents. IN one, two aud thrs-
from day sAle. and secured 6y deed OF rust on rre
efy sou viii lie taken all cash NJ olion OF I,ilr-
cha-er III terms are not complied Nith IN ten DAYS
iro.n day on sale the property Will H. rsod
cost oi dcIaultiile prcnasr e..ht days nN-r-
ti-eIeiIi an the Evening star All convey r and
recOrdins will BE- ~ purchasers cost.
IhOS. T. MASGAMAN,l -,
j plIII>G lruSfeee.
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'BsoxoDnE" cures ksadachs. 2sc.-Adst.
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Ih ~ ti +, IMHsSSsoAMAN.3 Trustees.
ja3o-d&ds THOs. 4 wAGGANAN, Auct
rE-THE ABOVE sALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL.
ItESDAi, fEBRtARN SEVENTEENTH. lssII.

TUESDAY. FEBRUAKY sEyENTEFNIH. lssi.-
at tile same hour and place.
IHOs. 4. MAGGAMAN.l g.
felO-dSds JOHN W. FILLING. trustees.
pEkEMPToRY sALE or NEARLY NEW Two
Il sIok. BRICK DWELLING. NO. s.S SIKH
On nhtRsDAi AFTERNOON. FEBRT Arr
INELfTh, lS,i, At HAlf-PAST POUR O'CLOCK.
w Will sch m frunt Of tie premises lot -, sau re
ss frCn.ing 70 feet ON 6th with deIih of 20
IN alley. ilnIrroyel by nearly Trick dwelling az.
bth -. ne. With modern conVeniences.
Iersis: Cne thitd cash, balance and two years;
notes TO ear q er cent Interest day of sale
payable semi annually, urei by deed of tt-t
ON relhls,s OF az cash, al option 0f purchaser. @
post % s-uO AZ sale. GonNe Alsing, kc. a pur-
chaser cost Terms TO te compiled with ~ days,
otherwlse rghi reserved to resell at and Of
deaultng archa-r after ve days notie OF sslch ~
sale in some newspaper published m " asnneton ID q.
Asstrat shown Al sale. Dl NCANsON BROS.
fesl-d&ds Aurf,onear.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
ONE GRAY HORSE, HARNESS AND ROBE. FOR
ACCOUNT OF LIVERY, AT AUCTION.
By order Of John ". Keleher hveryman As5 sth
st: NV, shall sell at TWELVE O'CLOCK on WE'D
NESDAi, FEBRUARY ELEVENTH. 1891. in from, of
my auction rooms. One Gray Horse arness and Robe
belonging 10 j. A. Topper. for of livery &c.
festf THOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer.
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PuHxLY
yEoErABIR

TIN SWIFT srscusc 90.
Az,ss1a. O..
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-03-05
- : -T--=s ~ =
q Success.
KINGS ROYAL GERMETUER

Il established as a s-rhNe iEble .successaa;i
Thousands OF Testimonial dtSs5kt it's virtues
Many of these are given by men and women
OF highest standing in the most honored
walks OF life. lii the midst of a fiourishlng
and rapidly increasing b.siness the prica is
reduced from i.5' to >l.u0 per bot le. Thi,
is done IN the interest of thoSe whose cir
cnmstances in life deter them from paying
the higher price Tho richlwho have tried
it wilt buy ut any price, but the managers
feel that a medicine which Ipssesses such
wonderful powers shold be- placed in the
reach of the poor. Many have said thai
"GerTetuer' was the cheapest medicine on
the market When it is Remembered that
bottle of Germe.uer makes gallon Of
medicine ready for use, 1t ia certainly
cheaper than OF binary medicine as to bulk;
and when the powers of the medicine ara
taken into account, the pricelis ,nconsider-
able Tho present price is the res lit of the
unparalleled success of the remedy and the
business
Germe.uer is the coming success that has
already come. Ask your druggist for it,
and If he cannot furnish voti,send direct to
Kings Royal Germetuer Company ID North
Broad street, Atlanta, Ga, Slnd they will
supply you, charges prepaid, by mail or
express.
Send stamp for book orrnrticulars, con-
tanning certificates, of woni ul cures, ct !.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-03-05

w. P. Holt and family left for
Rockwail, Texas, on Saturday last.
Miller sells stoves at Memphis cost.
feb 10 St
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-03-05
NEWSPAPER DECISIONS.

1. Any person who takes d paper reg
ularly frrm the postof1ice, whether
directed in his name or another's or
whether he has subscribed or not, is
responsible for ppyment.
2. If person orders his paper dis
continued he must pay arrears, or the
publisher may continue to send il until
payment is made and then collect the
whole amount whether the paper is
taken from the postoffice or mt.
3. The courts have decided that re-
fusing to take ew- papers OF period calls
from the postoiiice, or removing or
leaving them unca l ID for. ia PRIMA
FACIE evidence OF intentional fraud.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-03-05
~ a.Acx; eAyeYI y. sor D,sp.ps,a-

Try aIAcx;neAye4J - sos Dyspspsia-
Chew Old Ham Tobacco Sold
by X. III. Watson Il Son. dec 3m.
Grsyncss, badness, dsndruff, and al.
other diseases of the scalp, and falling
Of the hair can be cured BY using Halls
Vegetable Sicsllian Hair Remover.
Mr.. 0. P. French will again visi,
Inka, on the days of May 3. 4 and 5.
He will be assisted by the King
Daniels male quar,e,te, which will
give concerts at the Baptist church
on Monday and Tuesday nights.
Notices will BIO sent from time 10
timo.
Buy Miller's Landreth's seeds.
feb. 1926
sHr BLAck-DaAuoHT tea cures Constipation.
The Board OF Supervisors met on
Monday last.
Prof. james Jourdan spen. a few
days III iuka this week. The pro-
tersor is just recovering from the
Ia grippe. He is now located and
trading ut Fulton, Miss.
No medicine has had greater success
ID checking consumption in its early
stages, han Ayers Cherry PectorBi.
i stops coughing, suothes the throat
and lungs, and induces much needed
repose.- Hundreds have testified to the
remarkable virtues Of this preparation.
pG- WINE OF cAaDul, Tonic for Women.
We have been informed that Mr..
jeff Biggs has been granted license
to sell slnous aud spirituous liquors
ut Burnsviile, and will ut once com
menc6 the sale Of tho same TT the
above named place.
The sheriff sold the delinquent
tax Iands on the first Monday of
tails month. Thu bidding was
pre- ty lively, and some OF the lands
sold as high as $50.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-03-05

Call on w. g. hubbard for | es,
perfumes.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-03-05
4 BooMY

No. Iuka is not on a boom; but II
is building NJ solidIy, substantially. |
In every part Of town repairing is
being done. Public buildings, bust
ness houses and residences are don
ming new garment Of beauty, even
as flowers put on their best in spring
time. Nor are our churches forgot
ten. The new Christian church will
soon be completed, and the ladies of
the Methodist church have been tug
ging away faithfully, aud b. gath.
cring "quarter'' here and a
nickel there, have had the organ
made-over aud the church newly
carpe,ed. Indictment weather made
this right hard work for some Of the
ladies, AMI rendered consultation Inn
possible, but with catalogues from
large firms and about lweniy-fiy &c
samples from Menken's, Lowen-
STEMS and Ludderman's, good Sc.
lection was made, all in time for the
wedding" But the good work
ought to continue. Why no. have
new seats tor the NJ. E. church. RICH,
away? But this rather large un.
dertaking for the ladies'. 1t some
OF the sbrethren" who have so long
complained of uncomfortable scat,
Will just determine to "start the bal
going" it only needs some ono with
pluck and courage to put it through
| am sure everybody is tired o.
hearing the complaint about uncom
Portable seats; and when called upot
for this purpose will just run then
hand right down INTO their pocket,
and say: That's just what Nv.
been wanting for u long time
A METHODIST.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-03-05
"HON. w. B. WALKER" FOR
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

1t is customary, ! believe, to give
the district attorney who does his
duty we'll, a second term. II a man
IN this place were to please every
body, it would be evident TO all that
he did not discharge his duty. An
angel from heaven" could not act
act in this capacity during one term
ot court, and return 10 the celestial
regions leaving very ore happy.
That our district attorney has done
his duty and done ii well, no law
abiding citsz"n can deny. We could
truthfully say much more than this,
but this Ia enough. He has dls-
charged every duty faithfully and
Fhonorably. In so doing he has de-
monstrat, d that we made no mistake
in eiecting him ionr y as ago.
Since be has male US faithful,
earnest, energetic officer, and ~ it is
the rule to endorse all su"h officers
by giving them sccn, d term,
dominate for reelection Hon. w. B.
Walker, of Monrn.
Our mail matter has been very
crooked OF Iato between here and
Memphis. Tenn, and Jackson. NJ ia.
Letters have recently been 30 days
on the route from Memphis aud
Jackson to Belmont. If "UucIe
Ben's' boys don't wake up they
wont be endorsed in 1892. JOE.
Belmont, Mss, March 2nd.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-03-05

Just below the REPoRTsR office on
Fulton street is Il bad mud hole,
where wagons heavily loaded sink
into the mud M TO tho axle. Tins
should be looked after Immediately
by the town authorities and repaired.
Here it is, and 1t fills the bill much
better than anything wo could say: .It
gives me the great st pleasure to write
you in regard to Chamberlain Cough
Remedy. During the past winter
have sold more of 1t than any other
kind, ard have yet to fnd any one, but
what wss b .reiited by taking it. l
have never h d any medicine IN MI
store that gives sneh universal satisfac
tlon.' j. NJ. Rorev druggist, Geuda
Springs. Kansas so cent bottles tol
sale by } II Moore
Buy Miller's mule and four oxen for
800; buy his $50 library for sl5, and
other bargains. feb. 1926
Many years practice have give C. A.
Snow d Go Soliciiors of Patents at
Washington, d. c., unsurpassed sue
cess in obtaining patents for all classes
Of invention. They Nuke a specially OF
rejected cases, and have secured allow-
ance Of many patents that had been
previously rejecfed. Their advertise
ment in another column, will be of in
terest to inventors. patenlees, manufac-
turers, and all who have to do with
patents.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-03-05
Electric Bltters.

This remedy is becoming so well known
and so popular rs to need no special men,
tion. VII who have used Ell cl rio Bitlers
sing the same song of praise. A purer medl-
cine does not exist and it is guaranteed TO
do ali that is claimed. Eectric Bittcrs will
cure all diseases OF the Liver and Kidneys,
Will remove pimpies, Boils, salt Rheum
and other affections caused BY impure
blood. WI drive malaria IRON the system
and prev LIT ~ well MS cure all Maiarial
fefers. For cure OF Headache, Constipa-
ton and Indigestion Try electric Bitters.
Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or money re-
funded. Price 80 cents and ST. per bottle
at Il. ii. Watson g. Co.'S drug storm.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-03-05
..eL!s:s,. Wise 81 cAaDy! for female diseases
49, Da0WA'c mar DiyTERs

Cures Indigestion. l'i)iolwnsss, Dyxpeps;a Mala-
ria, Nervousness, and General ljebilily physi-
cians recoDsireiiJ I. al degcrs sch it, Genuine
has ;iade max and crossed red lines on wrapper.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-03-05

w. G. Hubbard has just received
q fine line of Croquct Sets aud fancy
Hammocks. Call and make your
selections. feb 5 ct
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-03-05
The lukA REPoRIE Err.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

We are authorized to announce w.
3 Walker us candidate for re-elec-
ticn to tho Office OF District Attorney
for thia judicial district, subject to the
action Of the Democratic party.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-03-05
McEIrce's Wine Of cardui

es4Au T1CtT VIM CkHNN- ONRU0nI are
for sale by the following merchants in
lishomingo county;
W.T.. hubbard & Co., luka.
Ir.sG. W. Hutton, Burnsville.
y. A. Smith, Burnt Mills.
Il. 4. Mexican q Son, Tynes.
John Wondull, deputy United
States mare hal, captured an illicit
still on the 10th If last month in
the tl,isd supervisors dissrict. The
stlll consisted OF u wash tab and Al
hollow log Tor q cap The outfit
WINS bruughu 10 Iuka and turned
over 70 Mr.. Buchanan. United States
in'ernal revenue collector, and by
bis orders was broken up with an
axe.
+. D. W. Blythe, after an illness
Of abnu, five weeks, paesed away al,
his home in Cisrksville, Arkansas,
Feb. goth. 1891. Deceased was hurn
- this county about the year 1854
Hc lett this state and made his home
il Arsansas, where no prac,iced
Law. He ! aves a wife and two chill.
dren to mourn his loss. We extend
- his parents, family aud friends
our profound sympxlhy.
esELaEg.s WINE OF cHnDv! for weak Nerves.
The Tsshomingo Farmers ALI
ance will meet IN luka March 12.k,
1891. at lO"'cIocx \. IN. tits hoped
that every sub-All;anue IN the county
will be represented a iul atrcn-
dance Of all Alliance members are
requested TO he present, Tho s.ate
lecturer, Capt. Frank Burklt,, has
promised to be present. Come ont
and hear him.
BELMONT, Miss, Feb. Is. 81.
EDITOR REPORTER:
All qniel III the Fifth district. |
The continued rams keep Bear
RIVER m, 50 that there is little hunt
irg IN Freedom ut present We nrc
lnucn pleased to see the name OF w.
.. Walker named in your most well
some paper, the REPORTER, for re-
SECTION 10 the office OF dislrict at +
orley. We feel safe IN saying that
. u ever ready toappreciate ia
~, and TINT there is none more so.
seems that the candidates forI
,unty Offices are somewhat slow in
;nouncing themselves, but we trust
ut they may come putting ere
ne. g. NJ.
For purifying The blood. stimulating 7
Z appetite, and lnvigofaling the sys-
u 70 the spring and early summer. y
'er's Sarsapa,illa is unsurpassed Be
70 yop get Ayers SarsapariIla and no
ie,; else the result may be- any thlEg !,
satisfactory.
For. 2SsTEFs;-A X
Use Browns iron f;sttcrs. n
Physicians recomIncndit I M
u dealers keep 1t. 81. % per bottle. Genuine eli
trade mark aiid crossed edlincs on wrapper. be-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-13
Psrsonals

Mason Farrsr is spending his vacation at
Ocean Point.
DR.. ard Mrs. Bgelow T, Sanborn
have returned from the Isle Of Springs,
G. X. and s. c. Hastings Of Sidney,
were in the titY yesterday attending tie
races.
Mrs. Chss. +. johnson and her daughter,
Miss Pauline, went to Ocean Point yes
ter1ay.
Mrs F. e. Bridges and her daughter,
Miss Ada Bridges, left on the afternoon
train for Fairfield.
Miss Marsha Anderson Of Togus, and
Nj. Jennie W Hayes of Portland are
visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. Charles willism, of Three oaks,
Mich, is visiting her sistsr, Mrs. ID. W,
Baker of this city.
Misses Gertrude Parsons and Minnie
Cochran have gone to Ocean Point to Witt
Miss Marion Harlow.
Mis-. Nellie NJ Fogler of Boston is taking
q brief vacation during the month with her
parents in this city. Hes many friends will
be glad to welcome her.
Mr.. Allen Smith has given up his posi-
ton IS driver Of the Iitchtield stage to &C
cept better one as assistant secretary of
the \. NJ. c. A. Of this city.