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The Southern herald., 1893-08-18

Nearly every one has had an
idea as to what would relieve the
present financial crisis. While we
don't claim to know much about IL,
We have been Of the opinion that il
the Sherman law wss repealed and
the silver bullion now on hand,
which is said to be 80 great that il
would take five years to coin, was
put in circulation 'tWould be an
almost immediate relief. TO show
how little as knew about it, we re-
Gently discovered that certificates
could only be issued under the law
to the extent of the profits realized
in coming and only as fast as real
ixed, which would probably take
FIVE years.
The Southern herald., 1893-08-18
Strength and Health.

If you are not feeling strong and
healthy, try Electric Bitters. II
LA Grippe" has left you weak and
weary, use Electric Bitters. This
remedy acts directly on liver,
stomach and kidneys, gently aiding
those organs to perform their
functions. If you are afflicted with
sick headache, you will find speedy
and permanent relief by taking
Electric Bitters. One trial will
convince you that this iS the remedy
you need. Large bottles only 50c,
at Carroll 4 Nunnery's drugstore.
The Southern herald., 1893-08-18
La Grippe.

During the prevalence Of the
Grippe the past seasons it was a
noticeable fact that those who de.
pended upon Or. Kings New Dis
cOvery, not only had a speedy re-
covsry, but escaped all of the
troublesome after.effects of the
malady. This remedy seems to
have a peculiar power in effecting
rapid cures not only in cases Of
La Grippe, but in all diseases Of
throat, chest and lungs, and has
cured cases of asthma and hay fever
Of long standing. Try it and be
convinced. It won't disappoint.
Free trial bottles at Carroll & Nun.
nery's drugstore.
The Southern herald., 1893-08-18
RanRer,S sale.

T WILL OFFER FOR SALE, at The
i court house door in the town Of Liberty
on the
First Monday in September, 1888,
10 the highest bidder for cash, the following
described Estray, to-wit:
One Pale Red Cow, some white under
belly, tip of tail white, branded W w on
each hip, marked with a crop in lSh ear
crop and two notches in right, about ore
years old. Appraised ct $40 90 BY W
Causey and Frank Jackson.
The above described estray was taken up
by W L Cage and strayed BY him before
W d Hazlewood, a Justice Of the Peaco
within and for Amite county, State Of Mis-
siSsippi, on the Srd day Of Nay, 1898.
X. HOFFMAN,
Coroner and Ranger.
The Southern herald., 1893-08-18
Optimistic GeOrglans and Tennes-
seeans.

Augusta, Ca, Aug. l2.-Brad-
streets telegram about probable
crisis in the cotton region is laugh
ed at here. Bankers and cotton
men say money needed to start the
crop will be secured with ease.
Factors are amused at the idea Of
their not holding over enough
money to pay for picking in case
farmers need it. One quarter Of
the $50, 100000 needed is already
in hands of the farmersin the shape
of bagging and ties. It would not
require even one-twentieth Of $50. f.
600, 900 to start the crop which will
command enough cash money to
complete harvesting, pay back ad-
vances and put farmersin condition
to hold cotton, fori it is well known
fact that the farmers are better able
to lie at home this year and not
spend money for provisions than
at any time since the war.
Memphis, Tenn, Aug. l2.-Brad-
streets report to the effect that a
crisis was imminent with regard to
The cotton crop was a great surprise
to the bankers and merchants ol
this, the largest inland cotton
market in The world. Instead Of a
crisis the solution ef the financial
'a
The Southern herald., 1893-08-18
Illinois Central RaiI Road

On and after April 18th, 1893,
the "New Central Station" Of the
above Road at Chicago, beautifully
located between 18th Street and
Park Row, on the Lake Front, will
be opened for the arrival and de-
parture Of through trains, the run
ming of such to and from It's old
station, foot Of Lake Street, being
abandoned.
The Southern herald., 1893-08-18

When visiting or trading at Mag
nOlia, don't forget to call at the
popular drugstore of W. A. Lszar,
to purchase your drugs, medicines,
toilet articles, and in fact, anything
in the drug line. He also keeps
fine assortment of tobacco and ci.
gars. That skillful physician, DR.
A. D. Fielder, has his Office in the
drugstore and will diagnose your
ailments and give you the correct
remedy.
The Southern herald., 1893-08-18
Bucklen's Aruica Salye.

The Best Ealve in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, tsttsr, chapped
hands, chilblains, corns, and all
skin eruptions, and positively cures
piles, or no pay required. It is
guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Price
rs cents per box. For sale by
Carroll & Nunnery.
The Southern herald., 1893-08-18
Married in Spite of Themselves.

Philadelphia Bulletin: Old Gov.
saltOnstall, Of Connecticut, who
flOurishsd sOms 6Ay years since.
was q man Of some humOr, as we'll
as perseverance, in sffeeting the
ends be desired. Among other
anscdOtsstOld Ofhim byNewLOndon
people, the place where be resided,
is the following:
OF the various seets which have
tlourished for their day and then
ceased to exist, was one known as
the ROgersites, so called from their
fOundsr-JOhn or Tom or some
other Rogers-who settled not far
from the gOOdly town aforesaid,
The distinguished tenet Of the
sect was the denial of the propriety
and scripturality of the form Of
marriage: 1T is not good for man
TO be alone" This they believed,
and also that one wife only should
"eleave 10 her husband" but then
this should be a matter Of agree
ment merely, and the couple should
come together and live as man and
wife, dispensing with all forms Of
the marriage covenant. The old
governor used frequently TO call
upon Rogers and talk the matter
over with him, and endeavor 10
convince him Of the impropriety
Of living with Sarah as he did
But neither John nor Sarah would
give up the argument.
1t was a matter of conscience
with them-they we're very happy
as they were-of what use then
could a mere matter Of form be2
Suppose they would thereby escape
scandal; were they not bound ITO
take up the cross" and live ac-
cOrding to the rules they prOfessed2
The governors logic was pOwerless,
He was in the neighborhood Of
John one day, and meeting him,
accepted an invitation to dine with
him. The conversation, as usual,
turned upon the old subject.
snow, john" says the govern
or, after long pause, why will
you not marry Sarah2 Have you
not taken her to be your welded
wifeP"
"Yes, certainly" replied John,
"but my conscience will not per-
nit me to marry her, in the form
Of the worlds people"
"Very well. But you love herr"
Eyes"
"And cherish her, as bone Of
your bone, and flesh of your fleshR"
eyes, certainly l do"
"And you, Sarah, love him and
obey him, and respect him, and
cherish him2"
ayes, certainly l do"
"Then," cried the Governor,
rising, ''in the name of the laws Of
God and of the Commonwealth Of
Connecticut, | pronounce you to be
husband and wife"
The rawlings and rage of John
and Sarah were Of no avail-tbe
knot was TEDDY the highest authori.
tv in the State.
The Southern herald., 1893-08-18

Dr.. Tichsnor's Antissptie is no
longsS on trial. It has proven ils
merits and stands to-day without an
equal. Your druggist viii tell you
what it i good for, free Of charge.
Bold By R. L. Weathersby.
The Southern herald., 1893-08-18

Corbett has leased a farm near
Ashbury Park, N. J., to train for
his hghs with Mitchell, and says
the contest will occur at Ceney
Island OF nowhere. He is done
With Chicago, and will not 6ght
in the Columbian Club, and says
ifMitehsll fails to appear on time
that be win take on Peter jackson.
The Southern herald., 1893-08-18

There Is case Of yellow fever
reported q. Brunswick, Ga. Sew
Sral cases are apt to be reported at
different points in the U. 8. until
il is declared no longer prevalent
Il Pensacola.
The Southern herald., 1893-08-18

When your little boy cuts bis
footapplyDr. .Tichsnor'S r'SAntiseptic.
You will be delighted with the rs.
suit. Bold BY your drugsist, n. L.
WssthSrsby.
The Southern herald., 1893-08-18

FoA sALE-Tbe property known
- the Waring Hotel, also the
grounds and Livery Stable. All in
gOOd order. A paying investment.
For further information apply on
the premises.
The Southern herald., 1893-08-18


Price Chisholm, Of Union coun-
", has for the second time been
convicted on a charge of White
Gaping. He belonged to the gang
on which the New Albany Gazette
wagod such relentless war, and it
was no doubt some of his sympa-
thiEers who wrecked the printing
Office. Said wrecking did not have
any effect on the policy of the pa
per, as its able editor procured al
other outfit, and is still pouring hot
sbot into to the enemy's ranks.
The Southern herald., 1893-08-18
Worlds Fair Phnulhni

Mssars. Bsaaie Byos Wealth.
Chicago gsnusnsa. hsFisg tAs y.
tsrasi Of their city at heart, sad a.
string % disprovs ths iaizity e q,
statement that only In boardinv
houses can Be found modsr,i.
priced Recommendations during a.
Worlds Fair, Fsnodelsd -
furnished at great expense ess AZ
their famous absolutely fra-prssi
business structures, located eosss-
Of franklin and jackson streets
within short walking dislana Al
Union Depots, Theatres, PoslOn
Board Of Trade, Steam, ElsVsfs
Cable Roads and Steamboats, ls ~
Worlds Fair, furnished navlr
throughout 500 rooms, superb par
lors, elevators, electric lights, e..
hauss fans to keep cecil entire bald.
ing, namedlhis property THEQRRAr
WESTERN Horn, snd invite ths
public 10 take their shoies Of Fooms
for "sl 90" per day. children 5 u
y 6fty cents. Elegant restaurant
and dining rooms where hne meals
are served at so eents, or q Ia earse
at very moderate prices.
There would be less heard Or
known Of extorlion and imposition
connected with the Worlds Fair
we're there more public spirited,
fair minded men in Chicago as iFs
the owners and proprietoTs Of he
Great Western Hotel. 0urrsades
should write as early sS possible 10
secure rooms, for they are bsing
taken up rapidly.
The Southern herald., 1893-08-18

New York, August 14.-At 1890
p. NJ. Or. Jenkins issued the follow.
ing bulletin: There are no new
cases and no deaths. All Of the
patients eCnValescing except four.
The hospital shows cholera patients
I, cholera patients convalsscing II
patients not having cholera, also
cOnvalescing, suspects O."
The steamer Karamania was re-
leased from quarantine this morn
ing and permitted 10 60 to her dock.
The Southern herald., 1893-08-18

The Suprsms court Of Rhode Is
land has Fssdsrsd = decision in the
lsgislstivs controversy. sustaining
lha position Of the Republicans.
The Southern herald., 1893-08-18
Illinois Central Railroad Re
dueed Rates
TO CHICAGO ASD rms WORLDS FAR

Tickets now on sale, Magnolia
Station to Chicago aud return at
sS6 rs for the round trip; sale 10
continue daily until October 18th,
1898, inclusive; good tOrsturn until
November 18th, 1893. Remember
that the Central Route is the only
Railroad from the South whose
trains enter Chicago without trans
fer or detOur, "in full view Of the
Exposition Buildings, and make
regular stops at the Worlds Fair
Gates" (WOrld's Fair Station
Midway Plaisancs.) For further
particulars, tickets, etc., call on or
address your local, or nearest I. c.
R. R. ticket agent.
A. H. HANSON,
G. P. Agent, Chicago.
The Southern herald., 1893-08-18

You can get your money back,
If after fair trial yOu are net pleased
With Dr., TichsnOF's Antissptic.
The Southern herald., 1893-08-18

1asl wsek the ]. C. road sus-
pended 100 men from the MeCOmb
sbops, and reduced working hours.
The Southern herald., 1893-08-18

WE TELL YOU

nothing new when We state that 4 pays v sasaal
IN a permanent, most healthy and pleAsanf ba4-
ness, that returns profit foF ever eaY'1 Hega-
Such is the business We orr tie uo9aIag eIal1s
We teach them how 70 MAKE money rapidly, an4
guarantee every one who follows our ihsixuetl1oe
faithfully ths mailing Of oSoo.oo 3 aenfh.
Every one who takes hold now ana WoFks wiu
surely and Gnsaaiy lncrsase t1slF saEAings; tAaIa
can Be no question about IL etheEs ngaE & ssFa
are doing II. and yDns Feedeg, cen e. tho eea,e.
This is the best paying busi1am that yOa haEa
ever had The ehance 70 eecafs. You sil mske Z
grave mistake Il you fail 70 fiye Il trial e eaea
II you grAsp The situation, and act quloalR. Y9u
win directly dnd yourself n . most rru15 pse
business, ~ which you can snrely nats ana saEa
large sans o. moneT. The rssult8 ef onlY IN
hours work VII nHen equal weeks uaasA
Whistler you are pld n y0nn9, man e wnma8. Il
makes 20 GdaFnnoe, = % e Ba ~ re-, aad 80
ee'o Etl meqt yoa e the vi. lisEa NeIaer
ts4 s - + sewsrssa. ~. Is q ssss s"iaz -
fal partiellsa, ffeef = o ALLH1 4 %,
be9N 80 Aagacle ~
The Southern herald., 1893-08-18

EsWrsaOs 7. Neal has been aom-
mated for govsEsOT Of 0AiO b the
Dsnssrais.
The Southern herald., 1893-08-18

For wounds, burns, ETC., nothing
equals TiehsnoF's AntiSsptie. Sold
by r. L. Weathersby.
The Southern herald., 1893-08-18

DR., TichenOr's AntiSsptic cures
Sore Throat. 50 cents . bottle, al
R. l. Weathersby's.
The Southern herald., 1893-08-18

Eizl Hslsn Gould intends % e.
ahhih = wOnan'u home.
The Southern herald., 1893-08-18

asEaza ~ win b repealed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-03
Death aecoac.

Stephen Aibro, formerly one af the te.t
kEoEE E8as asstaciGrlng jewellers In Nsss
Eagland- dse3 e. tie Butler asylum for
the iBsa,5e ia Providence
Hon 5oeSsl Mar n R1sssll. one ct
AAldsn's tsAss Oldest ana best know
citizens, died a. Rls home al YER iv..x ia
ness
Miss Emily r Morse, for e9 years a
teacher al the Farm school, MaTIbura.
Mass. is deaf. god - rears
Fred u sDajh al Maiden Mass. did
sGddeDly. aEAi > Es b written several
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-03

IN. osst 4sf. fhss s-ry sx.sli sza- n
:raas. 81 rse-z bs aS. - In tie uaYtins ~.
yss q property sisyhea. sse e@al day rin poso
-ssse- o. ~. Dssiy k-ssst--t JoCKssI . yeais
Srss well tssnIs5 ssA ksndsoss~iy bess1 -
10 no oss ts. car szure 81 ard xtsa the csQos.
- obtSis reo5 bosas foy ihs merely nonissi p<11o
isy H. TIE JOURNAL booA Gcspoa v pftst
hasnesrss eo1s-csfivesy. nasi@a 10. a. TfesesAa1
Tib ezssis iA~ tos1er TO s<ieo sa1
soSt frou The tfou.xsa saiusa<s Of ssAsAa13
sorks ,ssrSaxsss to se esssygss,<d anoaH JorB
sAL resssrs Orders fes bsoks to - ses1 by -
Hsss. In AL eaAss, i~ accompanies BY ea0e6Gno
70 teggn with eos,~n No l. bsSfs vfsh ssy naGe
ss, ass ,osy,@ep sssrsss cor s~essir.Iy Ssa.bsa11
ts.re frsfs viz 60. Ssen yes have fvaslGaa,
oosne 10 ise orbos sad res yoss boob bui 1s -
s.sr .; that, ave w Ioayse~s move aa1 ~ -
Satsr s.sss-s everywhere Asx enttt5s1 - -
ub.re se,.as srs to - as1. esd u ~ spapelD
lyo~ u rs xrs sts< sos.s wttf - mailed.
yey u sDos- TAry sta nef only - - boGeD -
b. .rs: 5xsiS sswsvHy<s 10 the Htaea. DsaY
-esar, ~he ssTss t.s< eospess y ssfiua1 - ~
sces esesy sosytsss Aays uo1Q - anG1nD
s< DsA % The eospoa-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-03
-----------------------------
sEAS IN 4 NUTSHELL

English miners are beginning TO work
The strike situation in France is tecons-
ing ssrie1s-
Prince Bismarck is not likely to recover
bis good heaith
TIE sanitary conditions Of Hamburg are
aid TO he perfect
4 nutiny occurred In the fed eraI prisoa
u Fort Smith. Ark
Three tranps we're killed in . freight
rreck at Edgewood, O
Bank Hotes outstanding amount TO
BE 81, ~ al increase of ss.Tl0.al.
A new bank named the Chapman Ma
aonal haak. opened for business 81 Po-i-
and, Me-
Seven persons we're killed by The coIlape
4 the Gei6sn Dragon a: Konizswirter. 3
Rhine resort
Wreckers sacoee6ed 10 dsreiiinz Q tr.ia
Z Lyman. No The engineer and 6rr
nan xere kEsi+zi
The SPANISH government hss ordered
be release Il toe Russian rarsaips ia
lsrsnt}-e at Eaaix-
J. W. GTissn q Rutherford, y. j.. css-
sctnr Tor toe Ega table Gas eozn s,snr. ha.
azfesssd 70 efslbrzziiHg sooa; 500.
Tes Patterson Glass snnapsny II Wet
Iuncse, Inc, has xoas into the hanes Of =
scssrer. IL caa pay all iEaIebse44sess
Testimony wss offered as Eaasas Cisy
soriax rowdyisas OF the par: of The
assea States troops ~ the ops9sax Of fh..
s'' UNDER C0hY H0USI
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-03
t2lSE MINIS.

! The famous Morrison Company Val t'e
seen here WEDNESDAY and Thursday, oe,
/ 4th sn2 5th. IN a sE@ ciacnlAr dramatic pre-
lao7soa Of "FAgss.7 The ver.ien g.
/ {, ,.tAe. work - hlcD j. presented wss mai
bv Mr. Bsyle bernard of L9aioa Tn.
I gsasral ArraneeIneui Of the soeses fVAgw
WV closely that naa y familiar ny Mr.. lr'
ing. bu, II shoua be .aid thst ;hsre /.
evi3enee Of suy ait ny; to copy the pr
! lacsion Of the EaEa-h nsn-sr.
Nsrr9~rit-. - in7rl.onej. es.srg1i witt
I tho rnur3er Of Der mother, sni net With Ii E
/ slApg Of her child saa indeed the.tsc tia
ste ever hai child IS ignored. This is,
~ doaai, done rrarposeis, ana The ressan-
/ fs- ii. eruissiou 4-e both excellent and con
n,. .nisbls-
I The = eee Is stssti vel and ;hv pscfuf' .
! are Effective. Electritity j. ustd With soa'
( fleet IN several scenes. III 6uel wiiA r.
as.bfs OF electric light Is startling ins7
5sat. Tie spotheosss /. slso Iutsresla.
/ IA .king a HsirE close q the weird AZ
] sirguisr Performance. The scene On t.
summit Of the Btocken is thrilling and in
... .hs o..s in the Irving n,
I aarton. /, holds the srtsntion of the sad
eace AMI its close made brilliant By 3sz
rhog display Of afe0 81 * $ sslte novel.
-. -, .,,-.s,-n-ne-.-e. ara p.za
sai ,l,sv .-~ hans,e.3 90 ssilf,sily thaf TIE.
sd 70 tn ssiurslIss' sal e IT Fens's i
t5s Flrfare-- n' az 'ia 's
e'sse'', - - NJ a. .sla--r.
,ns the co~p,nr..a b member af which i.
T peculiarly sisqs~t l., to- pare ior ~ta=
. tasy are e.s' ''1s sHsaians a a'''l'o ID -
,......., .su,.,.,ls,a
,h,. -njrer..li., -Aa- b. F,i4aY evtni. &
+ -Iaiculsusly .e fnr is's t'isa- -4Ass lie
"a 2 i''n' --'''''' - '
n n
+ L. secor5aaa4 sHh NJ. LerADi W.
+ 5-..,'- -esixt.s,ien Isl 7r1sf Of he 'uF'e-
+ n nd ncv Of th~ cisy fsrr1 an si1sAoIs
sflrh r.EaA55e was 20 tske TT e..
0er. at. Nj Hsnry HsrtLas. having D.
81. ca.-A Nj Wslirou'. sscc -*s7F' S--sin
F casrse oa Ms.5sy Mr. Wpiaroas rs-'s
os.son ~xs due. as lie pat q, o iAs
heai,h Of lsy wife s5i self Nj va
| aron hss been superb ii-ea. and Ais Wa
mstron since 1854, and tor four year, pre-
rioas 70 that we're N charge OF ise s'o''
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-03

Tine Jasos HyzisHse Ua5@rwez-
s- tie nearest zpPreaea ever rn44s
~ x-s 10 n&s1re's nsszAo3 Of p.e-
ss-Tlns Is eszGtss te@psrsg2re ~
tae surface u the animal bzssy-
IL Al otlzer grs3srxeGr, tie xsol
1're Is srss spzn and twisted lnso
threads Rna t.se-s xesss os knlr-as
1z:o the gzrEnsa,, e=s hy rAs 5zros
nsets-~s sAs s4fr nxeEfAi ~osl IL
znAs- 10 lie ss aaees directly On
tie sk4z and thus By capillary
aEfszeuon TIE po5l ssrss re-
move Al TIE nso.stzre from the
skla IS rAPsily h. perspirEtsen
tzses pl4es, keep L 6ry And ihzs
prsFen; sa11sn chilling u i3e sar-
f4oe whsa passing frs5za ~4rmto
/ essld As1sssyslszre.
These goo1s are Aea-i-rl-A.ins
AEa3 noa-sbrsnkiag. They are
made n ts4Fes proportion. &C thai
We cLa St t42 n2-r, .harl nsen o.
msn Il g.ssIsm hv.zht.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-03
COLUMBUS SERIES OF STAN
ZINE Goth BINDING Embossed ia Geld and Ink. CLEu

sfAesra-Sit Wsmsn.
Adas NJ Howard ;
dreadful TeHIsst.
A Mrs A. MsfS
Miller.
nes;h Bs-e &aTriags.
Charlotte N ss..
FEe- :. RsanR1o
froEea YYE1s. Ifse.
Clark RsEssai
7 fA4-ie STAR. A h -Sn
Fer Mkn8ef IS
AEen.
, Grmzs Uous-s
Fsiry Tales Br5;l
CRIME
Guy hen1ors's "
/ Mrs A Acsei
hiijer
HeIs-e OE -t,s Ma
Te- A pgve- = VI
Z 6rE
/ Hon Mrs.. y.rtts-. .
The Duchess. ="
Handy ADty- :. LoI
{ iranbae- Sir Wal
sys-t
Jane Esrs c Broait
John Halifax, fJsa
-Ez Miss Nalscs.-
Ss1 Her Face Her b
/ nre- Svs. An
4 EoyAFS.s.
Lazy A. lsy'- Sec
Rl-s u T. isvAaG
E-sat Cf tkls Ny.aacs
/ tn. SAGses l+sisa
/ C-ssfsr.
Lu-Es iss5Ds oss
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-03

boz VNOR AALE-Ihs bsrnesf~a. 81 ise fsts Il n
yaI' 5znin y Cracg.fi, sitas;sd tn bs plans D.-
= Nssn A1gnstk ard Hz lowell reEr Hslioss2l li5s
Safsisirg Of Of p. ssfltD- Isn't. in J ngsh
tie Sunty road and electric rosd fssEF hunt sd
t.si- There . eonatoys .t.s dHe iiss house %
.the vH3ss.. also q Eise srrNtff fpB.lssrg Of
:, htiae. 3 suc JiEss tees in 3 arzEg, AID
-lNrst r2rs't - Of chs8rr Ersys ftscffle eHr.
aesv. fifteen uiusist ihas bflnEgus tie Fssee into
"A 1s6 proximity te tbs Esint-. srss o. HAJlOs I'll
y ba ABgHstA Thas - rare pJfsofT ahiiy fgf oHF
,re.arn. a. q low price Mao b. s9ld 70 .siiIe sar
~ ssz:-- Inquire Of james BersH,n IN Asgssts.
Ire snsse-1tts On tsfGrezstiss. bKTsNi T. tEos q
o tErT. h.psesdlw'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-03

'sr cd Mans Ds-li,E
Mrs a EeEsaEh Mi
Ter.
Ad1ss's II Hgsban8- Cay
Allxn Qsn-%-mAsa- H
Rl5er BHEExre
A. II 8 kssasInf tfias.-
D. G. Phlazss-
&rztiza y sigh1s' k1ter-
zs5fTn~sf
Attis. u ors4'. Ntrey. A
pos = F1ssfsEee VA
asr
Rag Of Diamonds. Tss.
A Detective sIory.
Fem.
snaanse Dars- Mr.
Alex Neyeigs Miller.
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-03
MUSICAL GOODS ANO SENINc

MACHINES AnFoBs wishing 80 9si'ir a
L te~isE &AchiIs. Ftspa, Organ, oy sBf sasrEi
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-10-03
NARMs EOR sALE-Th- tao farm. owns.1

FOR AALE-rfs4 ia 0 farms owned
IT sy the la-e Jossya w. Patterson. sre offered
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r .,H..osf mile from The keunsssae Bridge. TIE
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ch zaoz.s ros1 in taeisss. sboa; two nies tfssa
lAsgastA ] s.e farms cesiTskas ilsst
SAFE offered for sst ter the psftose e. seaslsbs 1s
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i 9.sh ~NLss-A1g4 asd Ts.i,stes sssrt.
II gsnsly fitted Up: fne large stook. pes 30
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