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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-18
AeAls 4 FREE NAN.


BosToY. Sept z-Out into the pure
fresh air, William +. Hazard, q 25.year
man at the Massachusetts, states prison.
walked a free man ut S:45oclOck Satur-
day morning. Hazard is a colored man,
AZ years of age, although he would not be
taken for more than 35
The papers arrived ipthe morning mail.
the man who was to be practically par
doned and read the conditions OK the
parole to him in the office of Clerk Has
kell in the presence Of Assistant Clerk
Darling.
The entry on the records Of the prison
shows that he was convicted at Fitchburg
Jan. IS, 1888, for breaking. and that he
WAS considered to be an habitual criminal,
and on Aug. IS, 1855. he was sentenced to
pire Sept. 3, l91s.
The paroied prisoner would say little as
to his career. but dwelt entirely on the
charge for which he was committed under
the habitual criminal act. In conversa'
tion with representative Of the Boston
press he said that he
Was Innocent Of the Crime
for which he has now served years, that
he said he was innocent the day he was
convicted and that he would say the same
on his dying bed.
II the story he tells Of the affair be true
Hazard. although he has served time
before. will command the sympathy Of the
public He states that the charge against
him was dastardly and well planned
scheme to beat him out of some property
which was left by the death OF his father.
His story is that he was hardly out Of
the Concord reformatory before interested
Persons Trumped Up u Charge
of breaking and entering against him
The complaint was that on Oct 10. 1887. al
10 O'Clock In the forenoon. he entered the
house of his brother-in-law, Jeremiah
Jones of Concord, and took therefrom an
overcoat valued at $40, and d razor valued
at ST.
Hazard said: II was not in the part OF
the town where his house is situated at 1o
o'clock, and the razor they charged IN.
with stealing was in my possession before
l was discharged from the reformatory,
and the warden there can testify to that. T"
Warden Bridges gave the paroled man
IS with which to start life anew, and with
a light. airy step, in company with the
chaplain Of the prison. he left for visit to
Daniel Russell, agent for the society which
cares for discharged convicts.
Hazard will return to ais home in Yer
mont, where he will spend the winter,
and be will 90 west next spring. Hazard
was the second man sentenced to prison
under the habtual criminal act. his only
predecessor being Fred Sturtevant.
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SOMERSET COUNTY COURT.
Septsmker Term Mil cossens At sksvesSaa
Next Tuesday.

SxowHEsAx, Sept. I5.-The September
term Of the Supreme Judicial Court in
Somerset county coavenes at Skovhegan
next Tuesday. There are 32s eirii and 35
criminal actions upon the continued docket
The largest number of cases for the year
are entered At the September term and up
wards Of 200 entries are expected st the
coming term. Judge VIM z. Whitehouse
will preside aad the attorneys are sharpen
ing their legal hatehets with the expectation
O, trying quite a number Of interesting and
important suits.
The iarors summoned to be in attendance
are as follows and from the following towns :;
Grand Jurors, Jehn H. Gotta. Pittsfeli; /;
Charles z. Corson. Mercer; Eugene IL.
Doy, New Portland; Fred Drury. Solcn;
Ephraim NJ. Frost. Palmyra; Fred Ii
Greene, Athens; William w. Hamolet,
Concord; $. W. HerTick, Harmony; Geo
A. Her-om, Ripley; Charles II. Looms,
Moses r. Cain, II. +. kimbali, Sxowhs gan ;
Herbert W. Maxield, SIarks; Frank Sei-
son, Canaan; George e. Paine. Anson;
SueH Pratt. Fairfield; Edward F. Roweil,
Madison: William Stanley, smiihfiedi
Allen Webber, HartIand; Charles A. Whit
ing, Norridgewock.
Traverse Jurors, Mortimer York. Brigh-
ton: Albert Williams. Hartland; |. W. Var
nev, Smithfehi; a. b. Tyler, ST. Aihans;
Spras ie TAYLOR. Alisn c. Gooixin. Edbert
Kelley. Fairfield; Ansel Stevens, Emblem;
AIbion Small, Athens; Alien Rovell, Corn
riile; d. II. Record. Anson; Fraak Rand
Canaan: Granville ID. Perkins, Charles
Dunbar, Madison; Hemsn IL Norton, De-
troit: w. s. Merrill, Harmony; Charles X
MeCrillis, PALMYRA; John n. Martin. Pi.st-
field Benjamin +. Jones John b. l.enslg.
Norridgewock Charles M. Hill, lMos1ow
Daniel G. Delano, Augustus Cr3wesi Ansei
Holwsy, Newton II. Cssweli, SkoTbegani
Mark Gray S.arks Andrea II. Bailey,
Cambridge; Elias Andrews Bingham.
Before Jadge Buswell in the Somerset
probate court. Friday, me allowance OF the
inal account of silas Richardson. executor
of the estate of Emmy Richardson, late OF
Skowhegan, deceised. was contested by the
guardian of one Of the legatees in the will
of the deceased. From the fact that Mr..
Richardson had been executor upoa the es
tate of bis father and later upon the estate
Of lis mother some question was made a. to
" whether Mr.. Richardson had correctly ae-
for all the property which came
into bis hands. After the matter had been
ventilated before the ludg-, the
pa,ties and their attorneys succeeded IN
making a satisfactory agreement, and the
Judges decree will be in accordance with
that agreement. Forrest Goodwin, atfor-
ney for executor; Walton's attorneys FOR
conte slant.
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SATURDAY, Sept. le.

SATURDAY, Sept. ls.
State W. Elyell. In this case the gov.
erulnent entered mol pros this morning.
Win Stevens Of Belgrade Vas arraignea
on charge of larceny of = team belonging
to Wesley Cummings, and pleaded not
guilty. The county attorney then called up
for sentence an Indictment against the re-
spondens for breaking and entering store
in Belgrade, in 1888, to which be in SIS
pleaded guilty, and which, in consideration
of his youth At that time. and in the hope
that be would do better, has been kept
along until now without sentence. The
court iniimaied that j, preferred to delay
sentence until il WAS determined whether
or not Stevens was guilty of the larceny of
the team. The respondent was then re-
manded for trial.
State W.. z. II. Houlshsn. Indictment
for maintaining liquor Tulssnce IN U irdi-
ner. G. w. Heselton for respondent. Coun-
sci for defendant filed plea in abatement.
setting forth that the accused IL now and
Always mas been caiiru anu AhoNn y! tHe
initial, or name of L. A. Houiehan and
never has been known or called by the
name Of p. II. Houlehan, and asking that
the Indictment be quashed. The sovern-
ment answering says that i ought not to be
quashed because the respondent has been
known before aud at the time of the finding
of the indictment, and still is known as well
by tseaame of z. II, Houlehsn ss T. A.
Hsdlehan. Upon the issue thus made up
she case went TO the jury and testimony was
introduced upon one side and the other.
The testimony was not concluded at noon
when court adjourned.
The jury were excused until Tuesday
next at 10 o'clock, as the county attorney
is suffering from a severe cold and it ap-
reared improbable that he would be able to
proceed Monday morning. Court Will be
il session Monday. coming in at 10 O'Clock.
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A $4,000 BONUS.
Castine Exceeded Her Contract Speed
BY Over Three Knots.


NKw LONDON. Sept. l7.-Is vas lase
Saturday afternoon before the naval board
vas ready TO announce the corFected time
made By the new gpnboaf Casino in her
speed trial FRidsy. 1t is ls.o3s, emitting
her builders to the handsome bonus Of e6o.-
600. Her contract price vAs S3ls. zoo, with
q bonus of s500o for each quarter Of . knot
speed developed over Is knott An hour.
Gen. Hyde, the manager Of the Bath
Iron Works, received the following tele-
gram from the Governor Of Maine today.
PORTLAND. Me-, Sept. 10.
Gen. Thos. W. Hyde. New London.
express the sentiment Of the entire peo-
pie of Maine in tendering you my hearty
congratulations upon the splendid record
made yesterday At New London BY the gun
boat Castine. II was great triumph for
yourself, for the officers Of the Castine and
for all the men employed in her construc-
ton, and emphasizes MAine's prominence
in building mp the American navy and the
skill of her mechanics.
HENRY b. CLEAvEs, Governor.
The Csstine will leave New London for
Bath today, and in about fve weeks will be
readyto be turned over to the government.
The board of naval inspectors disbanded
after the work of correcting
the time was completed.
The ram kstahdin, now in course of con-
s,ruction at the Bath Iron Works, viii be
ready for trial here inside of year.
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OFF FOR the FAIR.
The Maine Press Association Are Now Bound
for Chicago and the Exposition

PoRrLAxD, Sept. H. Spe eial) The
Maine Press excursion left the union sta
ton at $40 A. NJ. Saturday, for Chicago.
The parry witch occupied the two Wsg-
ner ears assigned to the excursion num-
bered 90, those underthe aus piees of the
Maine Press Association being the same as
uuhhsbed ia the jorRNAL Saturday, with
The sddition of J. A. Flanagan and wife,
Portland Globe, Portland, AMI G. NJ. Don
ham, Maine Register.
In the morning siifish bit of gale
shirled the autumn leaves from the West
ern promenade and extended d0an to the
lower level of the union station, and twisted
the ivy thac ciung to the front OF the Name
Central offices. 1t was still raining by fits
and starts Whtn the train pulled cut OF the
station. bat 80 one minded 1t. We we're to
travel toward sfi,s cleared by this very
.lowppour, and were snugly ensconced int
two as sumptuoasly appointed cars rs can
be found on the road. Every detail had
b. en- cared for.
We had become acquainted in very
pleasant manper at the reception FRIDAY
evening. There was large gathering ~
the West End last evening despite the ram.
So nearly everyone knew nearly everyone
che MIR. Bnothty vas there, also MT.
Towle of the Maine Central, and personally
supervised the arrangements. Their road
has omitted nothing that can add to the
tr4>.ling comforts of the guests.
Mr.. Dunbar of the committee on ar
raneements has worked incessantly and is
rewarded TO find that every detail ''tits IN
perfectly" All agree that they never had
part in a bett, arranged excursion.
AT 10 A NJ. we had passed Sebago, over
which the mist hung low, and now and then
vo, gIimples which foretold the mountain
scenery we were rapidly approaching.
Already the cloudy were lifting so that we
hoped to get fairly good view OF the grand
mountain scenery. Otherwise we did not
mind the storm. An occasional glimpse OF
the sun promised fair day at Nlsgara.
The Augusta party arrived at Portland
on the morning traia and enjoyed them
selves immensely. Augusta sends the big
sest delegation in the party and the joiliest
of ALL
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J.B. Wilson. 37l Clay ST., Sharpsburg,
Pa. SAYS be will not be without DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds, that il cured bis wife Who was
threatened with Pneumonia after An attack
of LA Grippe when various other RENE
dies and several physicians had done her no
sood. Robert Barber Of Cooks2ort. Pa,
claims DR.. Kings New Discovery has done
him more good than anything he ever used
for Lung Trouble. Nothing ike il. Try
il. Free Trial Bottles at W. A. Erssine's 3
Drag Store, Gardiner. Large bottles. Soc.
and 81 90. sepissoia~folfm
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sf the condition Of bilions stomach ssd sIsaelsh
liver 10 tie human sounfsls ssce Not only the
shin, bot The sbs he. are tisg~d with tbe fellow
i.e when thu b,Ie gefs isto The btosd. Besides
this. siek he.dscbes Snsue, the tongue becomes
fugYeA pa Bs are felt through the liver and thsssGh
Inc riaist shoulder blade. and dixxisess 10 s1ps-
fjspced uCon ri,isg from sitting or feesnbsut
ps,,tpre b, the b.ii0ps invalid. For these ao1
other Indication VI billousness, Hostestsv's Sse9-
cA4ioss In chile shd fever, umb aeue. sgus eake,
inactivity Of the k,dnsys and b'sdses. shssnsslsn
ssd s<rvouspesls IL sunalstes. restores 1loes-
tinp and sleep, SD tesAs sressiy 10 mitteses ~
fnafmities Of aGe. sewtseod&wloarD
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TWO HUMAN lIvEs-S10.O0O.
Portland water Co. Settles Tor Death d
Munjey Nit Reservoir victims.

PoRTLASp, Sept. l6.-Dennis Connolly,
whose wife and two daughters were killed
BY the bursting of the Munioy Hill reser-
voir in August, has settled with the Port
land Water Company, receiving $40 900
damages, the company preferring to pay
this sum rather than stand Law suit.
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You
Can
Buy
Bottled
Health

OF your druggist seven days in the
week.
What Is bottled heaithi Why, Htp-
DkN's AAoSETsc CoNPouxp to be sure.
fou make no mistake when you buy
bottle Of health, and That ia what Hip
pE%'s MAGNETIC CoMrouND Is.
Ills good medicine, saf; medicine,
an effective medicine. and i, Is doing a
world Of good among sick people all
over New England.
tsparklcs with life. It is brirnful Of
health, yigor, snap, and it will cure
you. Order bottle OF your druggist
to-day.
iIfDpES's MAGNETIC CoMpousD Is
the coming medicine. Ask your drug
gist for ifrppES's, and insist upon hav.
Ing HIpDEN's. Accept nothing else.
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Bishop Fsva Deneunees ffse Masoss
General sGirfbsl's Yunernl.

bishop Fsva Densunces Frse Masoss ss
General sGirfbsl's Yusersi-
PARIS. Sept. ~ Bishop Fava Of Gren-
oble delivered = remarkable oration At
General De Nirfbels funeral. He de
nounced English Free Masons because, be
said. they had pushed France into the
Crimean war i, order that she might ex-
haust her gold treasure in needless com
bat.
The French Free Xasons. added the
bishop, were not less blamewor4hy. They
had melted French Statesmen to take sades
against Catholic Austria In order that the
unifcation Of Italy might Be accomplished
The result Of this depiosable md un-
righteous policy was that united Italy
had now turned on France and was
menacinR the Alpine frontier. ItaIy's
new strength, moreover. wns being uttl-
lied at hom4 TO resist the temporal power
Of the pope.
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ANOTHER WONDER.


CHICAGO, Sept. 17.-knesels record for
the bes; time over 10 miles Of American
road, vas lowered by one second today at
the snnusi road race Of Columbia Wheel
men. by willism Bainbridge. His time
was 27 minutes. 81 secoads. cambridge
had never won race before or taken an
active part in IN event Of any importance.
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SITUATION GRAVE
The Revolution In Brazil is Said 10 be Fas'
Gaining Ground.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE Herald's
6uenos Ayrcs correspondent cables: News
which has been received from Rio de
Janeiro indicates that the situation there
is very serious II Is believed here thai
the navy revolters have gained foothold
in the capital. President Peixoto, it is
learned, has abandoned the coast of the
bay Of Rio and .he capital, and retired to
Santa Anna with that portion OF the army
which still remains loyal to him.
Here he will await an attack from the
landing party which will be sent from the
rebel ships. the Aquidaban, the Repnbtica
and the Trajauo. Advices from Rio state
that the bomhardment of the city has been
suspended. Private dispatches state that
The Damage to the City
By the guns of the fleet was much greater
than the government reports stated 1t re-
required prompt interference on the part
of foreign warships in the harbor to pro-
tect property in the city.
Word has also been received that the
revolution Is spreading. 1t is now re-
ported that the states OF Bahia and Per
nambuco have declared in favor OF the
revolutionists. The garrison at Fort VII
legagnon and all of the other forts in the
harbor of Rio de Jaueiro except one have
revolted and Joined Admiral Mello's
forces.
Preparations have been made in the har
Dor of Rio Grarde to resist an attack from
hostile squadron. All the forts in tbs
harbor are manned with soldiers under
fighting orders Buoys in the harbor have
been removed and torpedo mines placed
directly
In the Course Of Incoming Ships.
Il is reported that two vessels have ief'
La Plata with arms and provisions fol
Admiral Meilo's SO ladro0. The royal wal
ship, the Tiraientes. has put to sea u
overtake them If possible. The Brazilian
minister here refuses to be interviewed
but it is said that he has expressed ths
! opinion that the situation in Rio Ii verJ
grave.
| From the tone Of the Brazilian news
papers received here, it Is predicted tha
| peixoto's government will be overthrow
at an early day. News sent out bear
ing = favorable tone for the govern
ment should be taken with reserve, ss al
messages pass through government agents
handS
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NEW York. Sept 1.-THE Worlds Man
aqua (Niesragua) special says: 1t is proba-
ble that influences hostile to the continua-
ton of Americans In control of the Nicar-
aqua canal will endeavor TO procure iegis-
lation in congress. which met Friday. re
pcinding the concession. Europeans set
tied here and in trade are opposed to the
growing aScendency Of American influ-
ence in this country.
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Has Left the Poorfasm Now.

NEWTON. Mass, Sept. 1z.-Employes Of
the Newton poorfxrm at waban found the
body Of an old man lying In field Satur-
day morning. The remains were taken
to the farmhouse and were identified as
those Of Michael Mcguire, who h ad been .
resident Of the farm for about 10 years.
Mr.. Magnire was 50 years Of age, and -
far - IL known bsd no relatives
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LONDON. Sept. 1.-THE Csrnsvon and
penbigh Herald claims authority 10 sn-
nouncs that the governments has promised
the welsh members Of parliament IN make
disestablisbmen Of the church In Waics
the principle OF bill In the sutamn ses-
sion. The suspensory bill, therefore. says
The Herald, will he dropped from the Glad
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Al PfttsbuTg Bos'on. z; Pittbuvs, q.
A. Chicago ihiesFo, .; Philsdstpbs.
Al Clevsiasd- Cleveland. .; baltimore. o, ffof-
feitsfj
At Cncinnaii--wer York. ~; Cincibnati,7
Al st. Louis--st Louis, 2; Wasb,ssfon.6
Al Iau,sviIle Brooklyn, II, 1A6sisviIie. 0;
second game, foui Vile, r., BPo0kiys,S y.
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NEWS svseEIs.


The liabilities Of Kseps Bros recently
fsi.e. are given ss; s2s2 Oss G7: asss,s,
si01. .274 ~. The Indebtedness Of W. u. b.
K~-De, si.o vas DR. wn.d at Sshsnt, 10
found to he mo,tzy ges $50 800 ;psisiisged,
szg.ssS.gy; keese Bros. indorsemeDss,
Si02 800; total, 500 ,65G %.
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AT NIAGARA FALLS.
View Of the falls by Sunlight and aoonlishi
Parry All Well.

NIAGARA FALLS, Sept. 1T Special. y
The Maine press excursion arrived at
o'clock this afternoon. All were well but
tired with u delay OF five hours on the road.
They will reach Chicago Monday noon.
Tie whole party had a splendid view of the
falls by sunlight AMI rloonig5t. The time
at Chicago has been xIended 10 next Sun
d.y night and many contemplate to return
nv The way of Washington.
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BosToy. Sept 1.-The number Of deaths
reported to the board Of health for the
wesk. ending Saturday noon, 10 ga, a.
against 26 the corresponding week last
ysar, showing m incFeAssof 81 desths, snd
making the death rats for the wesk 2sa
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accommodation TRAINS.

3 .ga tally. Sundays IaoIsded. ran Sundays Only
fbfaagh ,iakrts 80 'ne worla'l Fair. Csli0ruis
.D4 al points sOuth aai West may be had o. +.
4 WBitrr. ,cket agent. a agu.ia, tbe only Once
Al AaEaaa .iilinz va all routes and checking
lagyagr ne. u espease.
rlr.or Tr,Ngg. Vic. Pos. 4 ttenI Man.
= r. Bo.rHaY. GeH1 Pass. = Ticket AR't.
Portland. Aas zytD. tSaI.
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Hits- Baltimore. IL; Cinfinpsfi. Z. Erross-
Baltimore, q; CiBciBbsiI. batteries -heAab0n
asd Robinson Dywer snd G. Murphy.
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sung The meaning Of the words OF tneu
song was wholly of kindness. love ana gym
nafEv--a portion translates as folows'
.sThe kRrkapors bring you hsSlth."
tsThatr hearts are full of pity tee YOU.
s.Wxxe hope for the great spirit
..uss rtesr, rs that which we arer you"
at iii make you we'll and happy
II was with the feelings expressed By
.hess words that they offered the kickspoo
indssn Remedies q, the white people. Thas
she offer was appreciated. and that tne
remedies have done great good Is eV,-
,iencest By a large sale all over the conti-
nent and their remedies are now found on
the shelves OF every druggist IN the lani.
It's seasonahie use has prevented serious
siesue-- in thousands of cases
DiSea .e cannot exf>tiu its presence
re-. of sill il l. q simple compound OF
rco;s bs-ks ans, herbs. about which inc
indSnli has more knowledge than any Nv
gny bo,angst or physician.
Remember too thai "kickarco' kenie-
dies are qeaaiss Indian preparations. in-
Sisns gather the herbs and prepare them
for -hfpment- Indians receive them 81
the Laboratory. indians steer tnem iof
the medicine and Indians put mp t'e hn
fsk,fi pro,isef. From frSt to fass they ate
trus rziesiicines OF the red man
Klekapea Indian sasvs, the sfess Lsses,
u,esd ard stomach Reassater, asd ether kieh.
- I.lia. Bsnsliss srs Sold b III Dssssisea.
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NEW YORK, Sept 17.-TssTine gales fass
ovsr The Atlantic as present, and the
stssmahips that srTfys bar sveyy mark
q ths stosms threuGA whieh thsy Asvs
Sassd .
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Also General Agents for Deeke
Bros. Kranich & Bach. and VOs
Pianos, and Packard Organs.
We carry large stock of Musi
and Musical Merchandise, An
make a specially of filing ma
orders in this line.
Send for Catalogues and Prices
CRESSEY JONES A. ALLEl
1,s C,.ur.s. ST., Portland,
R.ur,.,nt.si by W. ~. MoHoAS. 81 On
ST., GARDINER. Maine.
junl6
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Children oy TO-
Pitchers caotoslo.
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TODAY

After the Kickapoc
indians had CON
sentet; to allow their
medicines to be in
trciuced among the
white people they
had q grand Medicine
dance. lasting ALI
night. Their Wild
movements In fan
ta-tic array around
a blazing fire were in
time to a chant they
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supea,ea couar.
sssasahss Ysn-0. G. NAN, jssties, Prs-
si1isS.

". s. CHoArE. Clerk.
L. T. CARLTON. Coansy Attorney
Z. z. NoRrox, Sheriff.
Il. A. SnALL. Stencgrsphef.
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AT CINCINNATI.
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Modern Piano Building,

Tons and Touch suit EVERYBODY