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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-31

Iucycr saw un earnest worker, or u
man who hnl real and lsFi0u5 lulea 10
perform, WHO wore hat too small fos
him.
Many great lawyers aud statesmon,
cranky but shr,wd Spectators. popular
preachers, and history making generals
and cditors wear hat too large for them
sometimes 30 large that they act Us GA.
tlrw.shcA aud are atorp,l in thor
downward course oaly by the projection
% the cara; but 1 mover saw one who
wore q hat TOO small, paschod upon tho
top of HE head Indeed. / might assert
rs q positive and inyrrablo fact that,
save In caseg Of dire necessity. such as
shipwreclss Or utter aud hopeless poverty,
the man who wears a hat too small fuf
him isa silly, frivolous. couccitcd crcl.
turc, with no serious ideas on any sub
jet, and only tho most hippaut and shall.
Tow views OF lie and rs obligations.
Even among trainps aud vagabonls, tho
fellow with the "diuiy' derby balance. 4
npon his mop OF uukompt nair. s. the
most hopeless wreck among his cluas;
while there g. Away % g,eam of intcii.
gence, q spark OF hope. iu tho tramp
whose hat IL too large for hin.-Kat1
Fields Washington,
suggestions Tor the Poultry Yard.
The season Is hcro when In poultry
yards, where birds are kept IN damp and
III ventilated houses, the foundation for
roup-that most fatal Of all poultry die.
caaes-is laid An ordinary cold neg.
lectcd very soon develops into roup;
hence iirst symptoms must DO talou Ia
hand al once, The first sign IL suoozing
and running ut the uoae. As soon Us this
Is observed tho affected bird ought to be
isolated at once, placed in warm spot
where there are no drafts and tho usual
remedies and preyentiyes administered.
Bear in mind that cold weather IL less
dangerous than damp 1t Is good plan
now to give iron tonic In water all
round. especially 10 the late chickens.
Diarrhea is another disease caused by
cold aud wet weather; In chickens 1t ia
often due To improper diet. Bone dust
Is an excellent preventive, and growing
chickens should always have it, II
symptoms appear, try feeding with
boiled rice, mixed with a little powdered
chalk. II the case is bad, try rice boiled
In milk. As soon ~ fowl Is ailing, $50.
late 1t until you are certain whether the
sickness Is contagious. Many diseases
are contagious, and whatever the attack
may be-, the sick bird will recover soonest
IL alone.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-31

Any person DESTROYS Of Inspecting tho
actual last will and testament Of Shake.
speare can do 20 by visiting Somerset
house and paying shilling Tho visitor
Is conducted TO dimly lighted room,
In which this precious relic Is preserved.
and Is not little astonishcd to lind il
securely fixed In n series OF frames, pro.
tected by glass. London Tit Bits
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-31

describing Tho MURDER of CNr'slians,
ore believed 10 uu uuiaunt,d.
A severe gale took place la Hong
kong Uscvmoeg 3fi. Spr'nri.r up IN
the afternoon rom Dc uoithWSti, %
iouui tie British COLONY prigtcliIy
dtftnral.-- rhr "EmprUa OF indin'
aud another steamcf dragged thrir
anchor. AMI The ssels cI.iidiug were
In immiupnt danger ui wreck Tor ONE
ume. Mauy amlll crafts wer, inst,
anu the loss Oi liiH among the naive
POPULATION 80 cstuIatci among hc
thousands.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-31

PAms, Dee. 3O.--rhe Turkish Grand
Vizier has asRod Rlbot, minister Of
foreign affairs, To renew relaiious with
bulgaria. The Grand Nisier says that
the Turkish government viii pledge
itself that, should rclHliuns between
the two cOuntfles be resumed, hence
forth all measures affecting iofciguetS
in Bulgaria will be communicated to
tho Porte and TO the representative "
the country concerned, before action
i tnken.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-31

Mix It with lard and rub 1t on her
sides, and her love OF cleanllness forces
her 10 lick 81 on aud swallow 1t. Flowers
Of sulphuradminis,eredro keeps her from
having d.stomplr. \ quarter OF tea
spoonful once . week or 80 while young.
and once q month II older. II indig,s.
ton aud vomiting, put sweet olive or al.
moud oil on hoF paws. II . cat has III
throw cold water On her head, aud later
give her oil aud sulphur
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-31

LONDON, Dec. 31.-A dispatch from
Masterlon, New Zealand, says that at
wedding feast yesterday Joker
mixed with the food poisonous suj-
stance, which he supposed to be EPSON
salts, aud, A u result, thirty parsons
were poisoned. Two are already dead
and the others are critically III.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-31
a DisxFAeefai Scramble for Piunib's
Place.

Topeka, Kan, Dec. S0.--'rhe strug-
gle for appointment to the sest In tho
United States Senate made vacant by
the desth Of Senator Plumb has de-
veloycd Into disgraceiul scramble.
The Farmers' Alliance, through the
chairman OF the executive committee,
sent y written demand 90 the governor
this morning that he call an extra SEES.
sion Of the legislature 10 choose sue
cessOr to Senator Plumb. The fact that
the present legislature In controlled by
tho Farmer Alliance, and that Gov
etuor Humphrey ia Republican,
place an extra session out OF the ques.
hon entirely, II IA said,
The great strength VI Major Hudson
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-31

Nrw Yo.Is. Dee. 8n.--Dnt hundred
AMI HlN ly.our deaths were reported
dufu' the twuniy-i0ur hours ending
at no-n today, iouilccn Of which were
from the grip.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-31

A PFIuce aud n Harpui- Dic.-Tho
Epidemic Ia England.

VmNEA, Dec. 30.-PrinCo Alfred
Monte Nuevn, grandson OF the Arch
duchess Marie Louise, once the wife OF
Napoleon l., Is tho latest prominent
Victim OF the iniluenzs In this city. He
died today from the disease. Tho de-
ceased prince was born In Vienna In
1854, AMI married In 1879 TO Julienne,
Counties kiensty. He WIS the grand
son OF Adam Albert, Count OF Neip-
perg, aud his second wife, the Arch.
duchess Marie Louise, widow Of Ma
pOleon /.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-31

Friond-What became Of that young
man You were engaged to last summer?
Mics Cnthem dnnocently (which onei
New York Weekly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-31

ST.. LOUIS, Dec. 8O.-A Repujiio
Aperlal from San Angelo, Tex, siys:
Parties from near the border report that
MeEIcans working ON ranches In mnny
instances are leaving their employment
TO Join Gafza's baud.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-31

Handle and care for live animals rs
much O. possible, especially horses and
cattle Did you ever see a nervous Jock.
eyI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-31

GAINRIroS, Tex, Dec. 80. - Not
withdrawing the sensational repsr,a,
dispatches show no new development.
IN the Cara revolution. The iutlmg.
tiOns that the revolution IN backed by
prominent MOIicaus In tue City o.
Mexico lack confirmation, The rumors
Of the dasyr,ion from tho regular army
10 The Tevoutionists are not substan.
tinted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-31

Place % moderately hot latTon on tho
ironing hoard, the ribbon under tho
uon. and pull sc carefully through.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-31

LONDON, Dec. 3D.-In the city OF
Canterbury NJ many people are Ill
with the Influenza that many business
ON account OF lack o hands. An
epidemic resembling influenza causes
manton work has been stopped In the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-31

BERLIN, Dec. 30.--Msrquls de
Penill, Portuguese minister 10 Ger
many, died today Of influenza.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-31
IN ITALY.

Row., Dec. 30.-In Milan the In.
iiuenLl caused seventy.three deaths In
one day aud In Lucca seventeen. Car.
dinAl Rampolla, papal secretary OF
state, is confined to his bed with the
malAdy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-30
Notice to Contractors L Builders.

The Trustees OF the Mains State CoIIe<s win re-
cefve sealed proposals NJ the ef1iee OF Hos. WI.
HAN r. Names; In WAtervills. until IL O'Clock
noon, Of WeSre sdss, the 18th u April, 1B0i TO BE-
opened Immediately thereafter. tor the construe.
tiou Of = trick building on the groasds Of tae
Maine State College 1t Orouo- fises Asd speci-
ncAflous can he seea and exznined at the efnoe Of
William Hsiues, In Wxfery1lls, Asd also at the
college. aids will BE- receised for the nssasry
work. for the carpentry wost, and also for the
steam heating .an1 pisnbinG separately = ~
IL wneis Wsk conbiaed The night u reject
Aay or ~ p<opesala b reserved.
WiLLiAA J. HAIxnA esGstasy u tAe Trustees.
nas3sdssspsio
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4 IN Z. II. sssrasys ossyS III WsssSsias;
sSsdsy esrsf: tah fVe waasfvi',s NJ HaaGf Il
FAs Might rlalnas Trnans m easA vsy svsss
alxht, Sandaye hciadsd, bat ri q HpwAaGas
w hsifAst - 4oadAs ncsniAas, q 70 psEyqf,
- beyond Bangor. on sunday aoInAass,
The day ezYssss tzalss sotas nAs. q AAsP. \.
nd West q ic.io 4. ~ rea daiiy. esnAays b
and. hanger and 81. john.
ACcOAAODArlON TnAsN 10, Aurvsss
leaves Sostk Gardiner, s-ss A. H.; leo and ~
+. NJ; Gardiner. as 4. u liz ARD ~ 2. n;
haiiowan. go A, H., ~ and Csc r. 4,
rhrossA sioScts 70 CAlifurAiA ana Al petnt,
soath and West rsy b. bad Of =. II. WalkNf
ticket agent, Asgasts. the 0nly c11oa Dcliins u,
az routes xnd eheeitss al baggage frss 81 en-
psnDe. 49,
eAYsor ruCxER. visa Pre-. ; asaq Ma.as4s
=. T. sootHRr, 6saa rAss, ~ rskss An
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-30

1t is very important in this age of vast
material progress that q remedy be pleas
ing to the taste and to the eye, easily taken,
acceptable to the stomach and healthy in its
nature and effects. Possessing these quail
titles, Syrup Of Figs is the one perfect laxs
tive and mos! gentle dinretic known.
mar30d&w
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~0&1 u -
Both tie method and results when
Syrup Of Figs 10 taken; il i pleasant
and ref1sshing TO the tasts, and acts
gently yee promptly on the Kidne,s
Liver and Bowels, sleansss the sys-
tenn efsctually, dispels colds, head
aches and fsvers and sures habitaal
constipation Syrup Of Figu i the
only remedy Of it, kind sve- pro.
dnced, pieazing to the taste and &c.
ceptabls 70 the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial In IL
ehects, prepared only from the most
healthy And agreeable substances, it's
many sxcellsns qualities commend it
to al and have made il the most
popular remedy known.
syrup Of Figs d sor aals In bOc
and 81 bottles by Al leading drug
gistA Any reliable dsusxiss who
may not have it on had vii pro-
cure it promptly for any - who
wiahes to ny t. Do ret asesps any
sabstitutA vrSs;
CALIFORNIA 30 SNnNp O..
.. cav fRsxo,sos. CAL
sss'ss'k4. ~. sfW IN. ~
arsl1nIVt0
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For One Dollar Per Week

A Handsome Antique Chamber Set,
cheval glass to dressing case, combina-
ton commode. chairs, rocker, table
and towel rack. This set is nicely carved
and well finished. sa5 Is the price.
Terms s. down, 81 per week.
We offer you SIS Sewing Machine
for as. II it is not as good as the ma
chine agents are selling at S45 we don't
want you to keep it One dollar a week
buys it, and only S. down.
Agents would ask you S35 or $40 II
you paid spot cash. We save you 81
on the price and yet give these easy
terms. Buy before the price goes up.
We are only selling at s2s TO advertise
our machines.
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Born.
HANCOCK,

Deer Isle March II, TO the wife of Mr.. Amos
Robbins, daughter; Il to the wife of Mr.. Good
win Eaton, son; eth, to the wife of Mr.. b. u.
johnson, u son.
kENyEBEC.
Hallowell to the wife Of Mr.. Joseph +. Var
ncy, . daughter.
OXFORD.
West snmner-March 10, TO the wife Of Mr..
George II. Burrows, \ son.
WASHINGTON.
Nor.hheld-March IA, to the wife Of Mr.. Frank
L. Harmon, . son.
YORK.
Biddeford-March 81, to the wife OF Mr.. Fred
Wofmwood, daughter.
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= r,.... -,
css,s - -. An1ussoes epeeade, NJ
- -. alssss soc upca theEsslvss
- p1esb. II God
4 - r9sa. e = ~ seed futted
49, hs:s ~ sss aney sd ~ Deeple
-. ~. cass1eee - Afn- Ptesis1e .
49,. -, lns Esy 7tians had > n1tho-
~ . = = ous our Chx1SG A1Sex
"a y. a M vnsn nssh sc,epsed ~ calender
.i...sIs 49,. as@oaomy cecame eetesT
o.s.s- ~ 4 Cn1snsn e a&nc10f1
v.,r -. - rs ,esf,a 80 hoss III discevsEed
AZ =. - - oAf assa4 Scs.sa- Why
Unite,;..r Aeves A.
- -. 49,. s...Sy " nos psnsve 10
roes 49,, - ~ sesus. - - ~
= rs,h :. F1S - sxc.eong
u.As,.s.sx ste s0le -
tion. ~ ~ osk e@sks'
haaeinn s1.s - o4 coSre-1
IN 49,, =. .L.sss -. -, - ~
thrcrsh es.. -. 4. - psssed
= = syhc, ~. 1s,sotsssc
Paesu "a spssncn % >
hesn .s,sr.i,r-., hs $500 sn nas
physic.i' ~ ,s1ns ~.
Yose ,ui,ifu.,I. "a - - - ~ PONY ne
sav v,ss -, ssn ~ nls senae
Hin E...., S'...-", .nsA ne vi0
and Il = 1870. !. - =. -
A. Jssue - = 49,, =. \. y sns neaa-
ttna a. ,e......,;.. Sksns
sgeIn: ths 49, - A ~ eioss
rsnaiu siisnt /. she ,,.v. H..- sle
rot live each snr,r.--,t 49, ~ AZ. opes
il vouM neys, ,;vs +. t,sr,...1 -, o.s -
ssain. ias1 = .,sr q ~ -. -. mAn
di6ennt Nh. IT, .a.ir -, sous
H.
ouyht IA NJ. 1000 - = IN saJ
sood q this3 r. ~crls ~. -. y mAa %
esosisu n ci.,r 10 800 'Hs Aas's supefo
Of me,it-snd GA M, -. ~ ne ssoane
ia M th.r = = !. ..s, not o. sooo
anofhs, e.. - 800. $500 % IL one
Ia IN fn,r.. -. 10. nv essio'
and mo,s - ~. - ~. - conform more
ths S,ss S,r,,. Th..s @sn' Cnns,
: cn,S,s,A" never Va 20 good
y,,tus rh;,o.a,sw NV. hengion,
: hi,h .s.nS.sS u saa Sespecs 70
nuss be raised. We vant = aivin.Iy ;rs,,,..s
papnc opinion. One says, Enforce the |
for to.o,,ow, H.. 5000. : nov. or ~
With insince,ity and duplicIty. Whs, i.
ne secret Of the art Of demssosusryi |
J. WI. Men Ass not doctors and lawyers
n What shsy -, ~, 80 -. '.o.e IN power NlI
best. Maine has NOT suffs,ed AZ mssh
from strong drink ~ il has from d,rt;c;,r
and deceit % ! means Of gsttio, n,vs,
We want 10 every Community man ~
superior yiYtue. men vho iii No. liz
Who swear to their ov, ha.,, -
change not. Who viii tel, lbs ,rn,h
sven II the price il the s.c,;fca
u their dssrest fnterests- Who Iii,
not do . wrong. Who win NAV no t,;chs
y ho viii betrsy no fr;snd. n tha Kanna
bee river ran full Of the choioe,t Wins s,on,
10 source TO its estosry. Ne want mar who
~ho would not drink a dron of IL 10 ,hsv
believed in total ahs,ineoea. AID nh
policemen At the corner of eva,y ..,.s,
men v no found fhs heat nolicaman ,~i,hi,
heir Own bresst.
At the conclusion of tina .a,mo, m.
va admiui.teyea
pr..h..,.. c,-.
o' S"uscu
'u' '"e'"oo''' cnutcn services were
~, -pp'op''-'e :" 'ae osy' ine moral
- A''''' VI po''eo plants WIN
y. o"' "'"ef'' a tribute In FORM OF
f"'o' a""e up VI sefsniunis' "" placed
r, 'u =, 'A'i"s' !" "euory OK warren
o~,n. ..In c nus" ~, very me, sne ioi-
.hoir M. Emily ch.sa o. ~ ue
Easter anthem. resurrection hvmr go.
.a,oI HYMN ..riss 4, ca. !,
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Congregational Church,

The Easter services at the Congregational
church were Of an. especially interesting
and appropriate character. At seven
o'clock in the morning the several Christian
Endesvor societies in the city held union
service at the chapel. At the regular FORE
noon service in the church An unu suslly
large audience was present. including many
of the members of the Legislature and their
wives. The floral decorations although no,
elaborate were choice snd exceedingly well
arranged. The chancel rail was fes
TONED with ar while pendant from and
about the desk we're ribbons of smilax. A
Continued on 9Th page
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Notice to Contractors.
Proposals for the Enlargement Of The
Court House In Kennsbec County.

Sealed proposals. ~iii be received ut the offee
Of the County Commissioners, until 10 n, April
xlgt, next. for the eafh excavation, material and
labor required for he tropossd extension Of tae
kennebec County Court House. at Augusta
Plans And specifications for same may be seen
upon application 10 Cochrsne 1 Cspen, Aren't
the Court HosIse.
Bids viii be- received TO- mason and carpenter
Work either together or separately.
ihe nsnt Is reserved TO reject any or all bits.
Augusta, Me-. March 20. 1887.
q. II. ANBgEws, Kenpebes C0ua.y.
JOIN D. HAMILTON, Maize.
n&r76itoape1o6w7w
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

10 whom II nay soscern. Yos are hersby
nstiasd tAst shan pey no hills that my VIE.
AHce ". Whiiehouse. nAy eoa1aef. asA ~ bfls
for Rael T.. Walter or Arthur B. y hnehssse.
my sons. they having left my house vifkost esase.
mar:sdAv c. n. WHrrKnoUss-
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FOUND.

Henry A. Hail & Co., No. 2, Bennett
Block, State st. with full line Of fresh
groceries, meats and provisions. Every
thing new and fresh will be sold at the
lowest figures. Thanking our many
friends and patrons for their patience
during the unsettled state Of our bust
ness, since the recent fire, we now
hope by strict attention to business, new
goods and living prices to merit a fair
share of the public patronage.
HENRY A. HALL & co.
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Do You Want an Organ?

The best you can do for cash for a
500 organ Is about SS5. We will sell
you an organ guaranteed. the retail price
500. our price $65. Our terms IS down,
o. per month.
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Spefial 9nherfisenssssts.

tai sdyays11sBoaA nneIaoeA0na - nos
eea1nl en1nf - hee4 = WAH11N fCn nAx1,
q So. 49, taIIss tn ss1osSal - 80 -
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Uritalian Church

The floral decorations at the Unitarisn
church were simple but expressive, the
music charming and oil the exercises in
keeping with the character Of the day. A
bank Of pot plants ard cut flowers occupied
the front of the pulpit, the base Of which
vas composed Of ferns, besonias. fuchiss
and foliage plants. above them being pro-
fusion Of Gala and Easter hlies resting
against q back Of green. The choir vas
composed Of Mise Annie Hatch, Mrs. A. s.
BAngs. Mr.. Perley Milliken and Mr.. Will
4. WEIGH, with Miss Helen W. Fuller ~
orgAnist.
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ORDER or Music.
Organ voluntary-Priest's march "A.halie,"
Carol-"God Has Sent His Angels, snel Hing
HYMN wa, Teiemann
Asthem-"Chris. the Lord is Risep,"
-~S Dudley Buck
ca-ol-aHan alllHsil. Chadwick
Hymn tlS aoEart
Ca,ol-aEaster Bells are Rinsing." Brown
Not only the regular hymns but the extra
selections we're sung With fine effect. In
the pieces. Praise the Lord, He 10 Risen
Today" and,
Christ 10 risen from darkness And the dead,
Jesus is the Lord Of light and glory"
Miss Hatch sang with great beauty ard
Expression, and her support Vas excellent
The hy mne. Angel. roll the rock away,
and There's not . hope with comfort
frsuaht," we're rendered 10 . delightful
manner
Ia his discourse Rev. Mr.. Griffin said !:
The origin Of Easter dates from the most
Remote antiquity. Il vas . part Of the
R,man. Esruscan and pre- historic festivi-
ties. Religion has arisen - all other things
have-gradually, naturally. There 10 no
evidences Of an original conception Of God
OF immortality in the human mind until the
mind has become instructed. The Indian
looks upon you with stolid contempt il you
AK him If there is God; there
is no cosrobofative test Of the idea
in his mind. Nen have no sense Ct
God - they have Of right and wrong.
The moral sense 10 co-existent with the
afectiors. The brute world Il atheistic /;
man il naturally asheistic; bot once fecog-
mixed religion becomes the dominant buai-
ness and want Of life. The ancient priests
ransacked the knowledge Of their time and
produced the calendar, the i,ss bible Of
The world. They told men vhen . SOW,
and agriculture proved thsi1 wisdom
These priests were shYewd pea and they
put mystery about their calendar. telling
the people that God told them when % scs
and plant. OF when it would rain ~ and By
the priests tell the people this ID in snsvei
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ITO LET Lower part OF house on Patterson
L ST. None but small family need Apply
Inquire OF MRS. G. W. ABBOTT,
Dar2sdh Patterson ST., Augusta. Ne
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Taorx1NG srocK WAnrED = wen
! besa naalltess ana ft1i1ss wanted. Mad
~ u gooA diseositicn. sire, color, stsle and
action frcm seeed producing fAmiies. have !
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tract Suitable fur piantinf. to give In exchange
for stock Of above diseriptiop. Any ~ shfs
DeNpartx viii yield big inccme, and NOW
Is tAr time 10 invest before the rapid advance
which IL SURE 10 come later In the SEASON. Ad-
dross stating trsedisg and price.
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ITO LET.-One front furnished room, with
l. board. Gentlemen only need apply.
may23dt 20 Sewali St., City.
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MA IL RIED.

SHEPARD-FISu.-At the home of
the BRIDES mother, in Worthington,
in the presence If the immediate
friends Of each family. by R4v. Vim.
Brown. on January 29.h, 1891, Mr..
Cyrus e. Shepard to Miss Elite B.
Fish.
Tie ADVANCE extends its sincere
congratulations to the welded couple,
with it's best wishes for their prosperity
The groom was for time 4 worker on
the ADVANCE and is pleasantly; re-
membered by all. May lis married
life be happy one.