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Two Valuable Friends.

/. A physician cannot always be had
Rheumatism, Neuralgia ,Sprans, Bruises and
Burns occur often and sometimes when least
expected Keep handy the friend of many
households and the destroyer of all pain, the
famous Red Flag OH, % cents.
@ Many precious life could he saved
that is being rackcd to death with that terri.
bic cough. Secure good nights rest by in
vesting rs cents for bottle of Pan Tina, the
grea: remedy for Coughs. Colds and Con-
sumption.
Trial bottles of Pan Tina free at DR.. j. X
Waters Drug Store.
BRIDGE BURNED.-A freight train on last
Sunday morning set on fire the trestle oyer
Beaver Branch about a halfmile west OF
Rocky Ridge The fire was discovered ny
the engineer Of west bound excursion
train; citizens of that locality were awakened
and fought the fire, combining it to three
frames of the trestle The wind was blowing
gale and the fire resisted stubbornly. Men
were put to work ut daylight and the dam.
age was repaired in time for the Fast Mail
to pass over it east in the evening. The eX-
cursion was compelled to return to Emory
Grove and get TO Chambersburg by the way
of Hanover, Gettysburg and Highfeld. The
Fast Mail also had to return from Union
Bridge in the morning and get to Hagcrs-
town over the B. e. II Division
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CSs" DO YOU WANT TO MARRY, or
do you wish social letters from gentlemen
and ladies, of culture and means from all ov-
er the country If so, just send on 10 cents
and receive copy of the elegant matrlmon-
ial paper called "Oranye Blossoms" which
will afford you more hcalthful enjoyment
than you have had for many day: each
number contains hundreds of letters from
young ladies and gentlemen wanting cores
pondcnts from those of the opposite sex il
there is man or woman who has not found
his or her affinity here's the golden oppor'
tunlty. Address ORANGE BLOSSOMS, room
Is, 10 Boylston street. Boston, Mass.
ADr141y
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SALEs.-The personal property of the late
Fredk White and of Mr. Geo. II. Shaw are
advertised in this issue.
Halls Hair Remover renders the hair lus
trous and silken, gives it all even color, and
enables women to put 1t up in a great variety
of styles.
Cards, a jug of whiskey, fire were all
$50 asscrtcd) in the mountain last Sunday.
1t took the combined efforts of nearly a hun
dred men TO extinguish the fire. About forty
or fifty acres were burned over. Keedysyillc
Record.
For the cure Of headache, constipation,
stomach and liver troubles, and all derange-
ments of the digestive and assimilative Or
gans, Ayers Pills arc Invaluable. Being
sugarcoated, they are pleasant to take, al
ways reliable, and retain their virtues in any
climate.
RISKY FOR THE BABY-Two men were in
town on Tuesday in an open buggy. They
had with them child about three years old.
Shortly before they left town one of them
was rolling about the street, drunk. He had
the child on his knee when they drove out
Of town.
Every family should be provided with
some reliable medicine for bowel complaints.
A fair trial will conylnce any one that Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and DiarrbDa REM
edy is without an equal besides it is pleas
ant to take. % and 80 cent bottles for sale
at Waters Pharmacy.
DrPHTnERIA. THE child of Mr.. w. Il.
Webb reported Ill of dipkt&eria IN our last
issue drea On Thursday last. Two Of MIR.
William Pearls children residing about two
miles north of this place are also i'll of this
disease. Thus far it has not shown much
disposition to spread and may be confined
within narrow hounds.
The very warm weather which prevailed
all tais fall has had its effect upon the fruit
trees, some of which have blossomed the
second time. Mr.. Louis Young, residing
two miles south. west of town, has two apple
trees in full bloom, and Mr.. Martin L. KEEP
Ter, tenant on Mr. t. c. Rudy's farm, mile
further south. reports having a cherry tree
on which there are green cherries. - TaNey
Register. -
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~MORTGAGEE'S SALE
--:OF:-
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

By virtue of powers of sales contained in
Chattel Mortgages from George II. Shaw tn
|. NJ. Fisher, bearing date April 17th, A. D.
1891 and May 5th, A. ID. 1892, both of which
chattcl mortgages have been duly assigned
to Vinccut Sebold and said chattel mortga-
yes and assignments thereon have
been duly recorded among the
Land Records of Frederick County, the un-
dersigncd assignee Of mortgage will sell at
public sale, on the farm now occupied by
George X. Shaw at Creagerstown. Frederick
County, Maryland, on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER It'll, 1899,
Alto O'CLOCK, 4. M,
The following described personal property:
AHEAD OF HORSES,
consisting ola black mare, bay mare, a
valuable dapplc grey Stallion and yearliag
colt.
20 HEAD OF CATTLE
consisting vi SHltINDlC HIN Co"s uncs uCnCI .,
some of which are Hereford stock and a
Hereford Bull
% HOGS; 3 CHESTER BROOD SOWS.
Also the following farming implements:
A CHAMPION sELF-BINDER,
Champion mower, n Bcktord & Huffman
grain drill, a phaeton, Jersey wagon, 3
horse Shutter wagon, Il horse carringc, a
spring tooth harrow,a cutting box, bar.
shear plows, 3 double shovel plows, single
shovel pillow, corn covcrer, sets front gears,
sets breechbands, set Of double harness, 2
sets of single harness, also the following fur
niture and household goods cane seat
chairs, cane seat rocking chairs, parlor
stove, q Weaver organ,2 bedroom sets and
bedding, 5 bedsteads and bedding, large
coal stove, cookstove, 10 chairs. parlor
table, dining room table, kitchen table, 2
sofas, sink, IS yards Of Brussels carpet, 70
yards of rag carpet, 100 barrels Of corn, some
IN the shock and about tons of hay.
TERMS OF SALE as prescribed by the mort
gage, Cash.
VINCENT SEBOLD,
newest. Assignee.
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The recent registration in Frederick conn'
ty shows an increase in the number of voters
over Inst year of 2e9. In the colortd vote a
loss Of 40 is shown, nearly 30 having been
stricken off in the Frederick district alone
NeaoS
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aB- WANTED "A Reliable Middle Aged
White Woman can find good situation and
good home by applying at
THE CITY HOTEL,
Frederick, Md.
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ROSS F. WTHER0W
PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY

BY virtue of an order Of the Orphans
Court for Frederick County, the undersigned
Administrative of Frederick White. late of
Frederick County, deceased, by her Agent,
Bernard Collitlowcr, will sell at Public Sale
in Mrchahicstown, Nd, on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18th, 1892,
Sale to commence at 10 O'clock. n. NJ, the
following valuable personal property, viz:
cook stove and fixtures, coal stoves, 1
coal stoves and pipe, dining table and Gov.
err, l kitchen table, extension do, cen re
do, 9 rocking chairs, rustic do, doz,
chairs, don each wood and cane seat do,
9 office do, 3 wood do, safe, | iron do, in
good condition, l 3 day clock, set silver
knives and forks doz. silver table spoons,
3 mirrors, quecnswarc, table cloths, lamps,
preserving kettle, brooms, buckets, tubs,
chests, measures barrels coal buckets,
cupboard, benches, meat hogshc'd, step lad.
der, 3 book cases and large lot Of books, /
Library of choice books, Secretary, 3 desks,
2 settecs,
ORGAN.
pictures, window shades, 3 stands, ! single
bed and bedding, 9 bedsteads and hedding,
bureau, 2 large rugs, i feather bed and pill
lows, lot of he'd clothes III good condition,
blankets and sheets, 81 yards of carpet mat
ting and oil cloth, 2 bowls and pitchers, 1
wardrobe, case of drawers, / trunk, hat
rack, screen door, counter, saws, rope, ket-
tie and ring, grain Sacks. II good horse
blankets, 3 good lap blankets, 2 hair robes,
Gpairs mems boots and 3 prs boys boots, new
buggy, gold watch, revolver, 2 barrels
vinegar, new plows, pillow shares, 20 bush
els of potatoes, lot of white lnad, forks, rakcs
etc. Also the following Let ofrails and posts
near Pollock's Fertilizer Works in Mcchan
icstown:
1852 LOCUST POSTS,
all grades from largest to smallest lot Of
chestnut rails and posts. Also the following
at Gap Siding near Frederick N.>Wilhide's
..;26 chestnut posts 274 cords of wood which
will be sold in lots of from to 5 cords. 100
good rails. u lot of oak, wood in log and tops
near this place, on lots No. 19 and 10 of the
John Rouzer land, will he sold in bulk. Par
Ties wishing to buy can examine the property
before day of sale as 1t will all be sold in Me
chanicstown. Also the
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n, M,,as, Nerve and Liver Pills. 30 doses Is Gu.

DR.. Miles, Nerve and Liver Pills. 30 doses Is cts
Mr. Lycurgus E. Hedges, aged about SIX
ty eight years, a well known resident OF
Frederick dropped dead on the street Mon.
day afternoon, while on his way to IA livery
stable to order his carriage. He had been
suffering for some time from heart trouble,
brought on by an attack Of the grip last VIM
ter. He was president or the Mt. Olivet Gem
ctery Company and director of the First
National Bank
LOST Hrs BEARINGS of the telegraph
operators of the W. M. r. II. was sent re-
Gently for the first tine to the p. V. Junction
near Willamsport. During the night be
received a message instructing him to 60 to
Willamsport for workmen. lie started out
and walked about mile up the p. V. X. H.,
returned and started for Hagerstown and
finally got his bearings and went to the town
about quarter of mile distant Who was
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Letters remaining in the p. o. at Mcchan.
icstown, Frederick County, Maryland, No
vember 1st 1892.
Beckner, Nj. &. f. Flcaglc, MIR. Geo W.
Foreman, Miss Kate Gigous, Mr.. Samuel
Ucr,st, Rev. r. w. Kunklc, Mr.. Chas. f.
Lake, Mr.. John Long, Mrs. ANNE
Miller, Mrs Lizzie Myers, Mr.. Joseph
P.dd,cord, Mr. VIM l. Robinson, Miss May
Springer, Mr. Jefferson Sweeney, Mr. WIND.
Weddle, Mr.. FranklinJ
j.. J. Hcnsllaw, p. NJ
Persons calling for any ofthe above letters
will please say they are advertised.
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A Good Reason for Living.

"Shc lives to love and loves to live,
She loves to live because she lives~to love"
Many think it is a sin to be sick beng SO
one cannot bcstow their affections on others
as the Creator intended being So it certainly
is duty to cure yourself. Most women,
these days, need an mvigorating tonic.
Worn, out teachers, "shop-grls," dressmakers
millners, and those subject to tiresome labor,
have found boon in DR.. Plcrces Fayorite
Prescription. 1t is soothing and strength,
ening nervine, inducing refreshing sleep
relieves dependency, and restores to full
use all the aprctites and affections of ones
nature. 1t is sold, by druggists, under a
guarantee from its makers that it will, in
every case, give satisfaction, or price ($l.0O)
will be promptly refunded.
On Friday last some person started a fire
on the Washington county side Of South
mountain between the Washington Monu-
umcnt and the county road leading to N.Y.
ersville, in the Middletown valley. Tie
flames spread rapidly and burned over the
land of Mrs NJ. A. Davis, Joseph Brown,
Ohio Smith, Elias Martz, Leonard Emmelt,
Leo Smith and others before il was eXtin-
guished. A great deal of valuable timber
was destroyed and the house and barn of
Elias Martz were only saved by hard and
persistent work. The fire burned all around
the Washington monument, which is one
mile northeast of Boonsboro. Saturday af-
ternoon the fire was started again IN the same
territory and was carried in every direction
by Il heavy wind. A hundred men fought
the flames until 3o'clock yesterday morning,
when they succeeded in subduing them
Several persons made narrow escapes from
burning to deatl.-Ne,os
The following extract from a letter writ
ten by J. A. Starbuck, of Yorktown, Iowa
speaks for ITSELF 1.-TWO years ago, in har.
vest time, q young man came in my store and
said lie had been binding wheat during the
forenoon, and was so bad with diarrhoca and
collie pains, that he would have to lay otfun
less he could get relief took Il bottle OF
your diarrhoca remedy from the shelf; gave
him dose sold him the bottle, and told HIN
would give the money back if it did ne
good. He came III next morning and sale
the single dose did its work So we'll, that he
not only kept up his place binding during
the afternoon, but had worked all night, an(
had the price of the dose I gave Inn beer
three dollars it would have been cheap.
will further say, keep on with your gooC
work. You cannot recommend your med
icinc too highly. Chamberlain Colo, Chol
era and Darrhoea Remedy is one of lh'
gr eatest medicines Of the age; it cannot b.
beat. Wishing you much success and pros
perty which you richly deserve, remain
truly your friend" For sale at Waters
| Pharmacy.
! st. Fitus' Dance cured by DR.. Niles Nervine.
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COMMUNICATED


Quality Hill of Mechanicstewn is looking
across to her ncighhor MIR. Shipley's building.
as it continues to grow in wondcrmcnt and
style. Truly Chimney Rock will be reached
by and by. 1t is an old adage that coming
events cast their shadows before them How
it cheers our HI arts to sec it looming up be.
fore us, and it cheers the poor laborer more
than any one else. People will say, why
don't the poor man work ? it is hard to work
when he can get nothing to do, II more men
that have money would use it in helping their
kith and kin, what blessing it would be.
CHERRY Runs IIoTEL.-A large new Ho-
tel, with all modern improvements, will be
erected at Cherry run in the near future.
1t will without doubt, pay we'll from the
very start, and as a summer resort for the
tired dtnizens of dusty city, can we are
sure he always filled under proper manage
mcnt. The surrounding country and beau,
,itul panoramic scenery are all that one could
desire, and the building of the Hotel will
probably start fourlshng village in its
locality. The site will be probably selected
and work commenced in few days.-lIag-
erstown News. "
THE ELECTION Tuesday next the
great American Quadrennal Fight will be
fought out and 1t is seriously doubted by
many TINT the winters will he harder, the
summers hotierand dryer, or the average age
of man be shortened by the success or failure
of either ofthc two great political parties.
Probably more than twelve millions of
votes will be cast ON Tuesday and while the
actual popular majority for one candidate
may be Il half-milion, by our system the 9th
err one may be elected
Three hundred and fifty six members Of
the House of Representatives will be chosen
with the President and Vice President !;
twelve million votes for three hundred and
fifty six members of Congress and the same
number for President this is Il big country.
MASS MEETING. Estimating it in advance
by the reports coming in TO the committee
in charge, the Republican meeting to be held
here on Saturday night next will probably
he an immense affair. FIVE bands Of music
and number of uniformed clubs will be in
line. There will be excursion tralrs from
Emmitsburg and from Union Bridge and
points west, returning leaye here at 1l:45
O'clock fare cents a mile.
Hons. Geo. L. Wellington, II. M. Cabaugh
and Samuel McSwope will be the speakers.
There will be Torch.light procession and
illumination the parade will form on Roun.
Diary Ave. and move to Carroll st. to Main
street, to west end countermarch to Water
street, to turnpike; countermarch to Hall on
Churchst. Persons residing along the line
of march are requested to illuminate. !:
The speaking will be III the Town Hall.
Wonderful crres by Dr. Miles Nervine. ''"'
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Dr. Miles New Heart Cure at Druggists.

WRoNa AaAIN.-Hlcks called for frost ON
the list Of November and we got 20 degree
weather on Tuesday. Oh, he's proffut
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The society of young ladies, known as
Kings Daughters" will give an entertain
ment On Thursday evening, November 10th,
a special feature of which will he "An Old
Maid Sale" Full particulars of same will be
given next week.
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The wisest course in politics is to vote for
the best eslan. and you csnaOt he mistaken.
So. in the use of blood purifiers, ycucast be
mistaken it you take Ayers Sarsaparila, be-
cause all parties agree that 1t IS the bcst-.-the
Superior Medicine. Try it this month.
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Parents who have young children Will he
interested in the experience of Mr. Alex
Moir, prominent druggist ut Britt, Iowa.
He says During the summer Of 1882, my
little girl, two years of age, was taken SER
iously III with summer compaint-so com
to children of that aye. After being treated
by physician and getting no better, took
from my shelves bottle Of Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Darrhoea Remedy. She
felt relieved after the first dose, and in three
days was entirely we'll" For sale at Waters
Pharmacy.
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Mr.. John NJ. Hood was re-clccttdprcsident
of the Western Maryland Railroad Company
at the meeting of the directors held at Hil|cn
Station on Wednesday oflast week. Eleven
members of the Board were present. The
zsbsentees were Samuel ID. Schumacher and
Christian Devries. The meeting was harmo-
nious, and Mr.. Hood WAS reelected without
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Announcement.

On and after November list, 1892, business
will be carried on ut the same place by the
undersigned, one Of the partners of the pres.
cnt firm.
Thanking the public for their past patron.
aye, hope they will continue the same.
nOv:}4t CIIAS. III. BROW N.
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FOrd's Grand Opera House.

Week of November 7th--W II. Powers
new spectacular romantic drama-GLEN-
DALOUGH-Thc first produ ton in this
city, of the new romantic drama "Glenda-
lough' will be given at Ford's during the
week OF November 9TH. The title and theme
of action of the play were suggested by the
picturesquey grand lake of the Glen or
Glendalough in Wicklow County. Ireland,
historical in the romantic and dramatic events
which have occurred in its vicinity, noted
for the beautiful glens and cliffs surrounding
its placid waters and for furnishing the poet
Moore the theme for one of his beautiful mel
odies-"By that Lake whose gloomy Shore
Manager'W. II. Powers is highly pleased
with his achievement'in the direction Of in
depreciation, stage action, original mechani-
cal effects. dramatic situations, and magnii-
cent scenery which in realistic effect and ar
tistlc presentation will be hard to surpass in
the line OF legitimate dramatic production.
Among the company will be seen Mr.. ]. X
Murray miss Clara Lane and others. The
entire stage representation is under the per
sonal direction of Mr.. J. A. Herne.
MA7INEES- Wednesday, and Saturday
USUAL PRICES OF ADMISSION.
November 14th---The great N. Y. success
with all The original features, ~ I,
TIE CDUN TRY CIRCUS"
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Diphtheria las again appeared in our
town. The two youngest children of Mr.
Cl,as. o. Bitler's fell victims of the disease
this week. Willie dying on Monday and
Bertha on Tuesday, soon aztec tie return of
the family from inlermcnt of the first named.
--.h:nteyprlse
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Professional.
iEA7HEaXAN AND Ss7AVVER
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
Office in the room formerly occupied
by Messrs. Blrely g. Osler, Bankers.
Local Items.

The drought continues unbroken, yet the
wheat does rot show the effects of 1t to the
extent that mi ght be expected.
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Business Locals.

/ For additional lOccls see End page.
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Fhvoring extracts are to desserts what
condiments are to meats without them, both
are insipid. Bulls Head Flavoring Extracts
are the best in the market Price 10 cts.
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Songs have the power to quiet
The restless pulse Of care,
AJ n,,,n1'l. tho fiction


And come Ike the bcnediction
That follows after prayer.
Ifyou are worn out by that hacking cough
and want good nights rest, try Pan-Tina,
the great remedy for Coughs, Colds and Con-
sumption, % and so cents.
Trial bottles of Pan-Tina free ut II. O. Val
entnc & Cos Drug Store.
.------~---~~-~-
A telegram was received in this place, on
Monday morning. announcing the sudden
death on Sunday OF Mr.. Jesse A. Seabro"ks,
of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, former resident OF
this place. Mr. Seabrooks was well known
in Emmitsburg, hayiug resided here for many
years, and carried on saloon in the house
now owned by Mr.. John Donoghue, on the
Square. Mr.. Scabrooks leaves large family
of children to mourn his loss. His wife
having preceded him to the grave few years
ago.-Chr0nicle.
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Bulls Head Flayoring Extracts, the house
wiie's indispensable companion, sr'c rapidly
xisplacing all worthless goods. They arc as
cheap as good article can he made. 10 cts
The "Rouzer" tannery was offered at pub
iic sale and withdrawn by E. Larrabee Il
Sons Tue workmen have about finished
working out the stock on the yard; when
done, 1t Is believed that this excellent indss-
try will be lest to us.
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The Little Ones

Should be carefully considered, especially
when they contract Coughs and Colds
Group is the demon of childhood, as many II
fond mother knows. Do no! allow Cough
'cl Cold to run on. Whether young or old,
it may be the torcrunncr of an untmey
death. We can confidently recommend all
READERS to use Pan-Tina, the celebrated rem
cdy for Coughs, Colds and Consumption.
costs rs and 80 cents.
Trial bottles of Pan Tina free at H. c. Val
cntlne & Co.'S Drug Store.
FLOWER Snow AT FREDERICK.-Thc an.
nual show Of the Frederick County Flori-
cultural society will be held at Junior Hall
Frederick, November 9th, 10Th and nth.
The show this year will eclipse anything
of the kind ever attempted in Western Mary
land. Nearly thousand exhibits will be
seen, including majestic foliage plants, beau
tiful Chrysanthemum plants in full bloom,
and cut blooms of various lovely flowers.
The hall will be kept open day and nj ht.
The admission fee is but 10 cents, and every
body who can, should see this beautiful dis
play. An elegant orchestra will furnish
music.
Thraslled IL Man Twice his Size.
The other day small, harmless looking
man entered New York street car, and &C
cidentally trod on the toes Of big siX-footer.
He apologized, but the six ,footer wasn't
satisfied. He tailed for some, and finally
invited the little man to leaye the car and
settle the matter on the sidewalk. Greatly
10 his astonishmcnt the latter accepted.
Those who witnessed the contest say 1t
didn't last long, but that the big fellow had
to he carried home in an ambulance, while
his diminutivc antagonist walked away with
- cheerful smile. And so it is with DR..
Perccs Pleasant Pellets. They're not half
rs big as most of their rivals, but they do
their work quietly and thoroughly. For
sick headache, biliousness, constipation, dys.
pepsia etc, there is nothing like them.
They are the only liver pills sold absolutely
on trial! Your money refunded if they don't
give satisfaction
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Treatment Coz &
22O North Charles street,
BALTIMORE Md,
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Mt.v Embellishments.
Notice of Dissolution

All persons are hereby notified that the
firm of J. b. BROWN & SON of Dcerfield,
will dissolve partnership on November LIST,
1892
J.. 3. BROWN e. SON.
49,
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Wonderful crres by Dr. Miles Nervine