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The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-01-04


party with which my sympathies were
enlisted was certain of victory in the
coming election, l was in a slight
ly more amiable frame of mind. Just
then the doorbell rang. and / was sum
mened into the hall to receive tele-
gram:
Mr.. wEYMAN-General agent Phoenix Life
Insurance company: We demand immediate
explanation of that missing fifty dollars. You
have not answered our letter.
PHGNIx COMPANY.
light broke over me; even my dull
comprehension could connect the
facts of an unanswered letter, miss
ing Sphinxy. and a missing fifty dol
lars. Evidently my secretary's brains
had been at work more rapidly than
his tongue.
The next morning appeared at the
bank as soon as banking hours began,
and received the happy information
that no check drawn by Ray NJ. Gordon
had been presented for payment
explained the affair to the bank
officials, and left orders to detain any
one presenting the check, but my
plans were futile. Sphinxy either
lost heart ard feared detection, or at
tended prayer meeting and repeneed of
his trickery.
Several years later, when 1 had al
most forgotten the incident and when
time had dulled all feelings of re-
venge, the whole matter was brought
most strangely to my recollection as
was attending Christmas entertain
ment, where the main attraction was
Sig. Marconette, ventriloquist. The
performer was eliciting roars of APP
plause by the life-like limitations of q
whining dog and of two persons con-
versing through a speaking tube. and
as W watched him the truth suddenly
dawned upon me that Sig. Maroon
cite and Sphinxy were one and the
same man.--Amherst Monthly.
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BItIMER- RICHARDSON.
Wedding Bells Ring Merrily at
Conner's VI. T.. Church.

On Thursday evening last, long
before the appointed hour, many friends
had assembled at Corners Church TO
witness the marriage of Mr.. Samuel
f. Brimer 10 Miss Lily NJ richardson
both Of Box Iron. 4 few minutes
past eight O'Clock the bride, attired in
a costume of cream cloth with satin
trimmings and flowers, entered the
church on the arm of her brother, Mr..
CLAYTON Richardson, who acted as best
man. She was met at the altar by the
groom, where they were joined in the
holy bonds of wedlock by Rev. +. T..
Tabler. Miss Richardson is daughter
Of Mr. Oliver T. Richardson, of Balti-
more, Md, and is most attractive
young lady. and Il favorite with her
many friends The groom is a deserv
ing AID worthy gentleman. and is
successfully engaged in the mercantile
business at this place. Mr. Brimer is
also our popular postmaster The
wedding march was rendered by Mrs
EveAt Fruit in her usual graceful
manner. Immediately after the ccre-
mony the bridal party were driven to
the home OF the groom where a reception
was given them. We join their many
friends in Wishing them much happiness
and prosperity through life.
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mn 0HD . win lssi Wednesday,
NJ AID Ns flames Trader spent
last Sunday sidl lbeir dagsbte, NJ.
GOT lpD AdkiDs n sewark.
Mis- Oli'ia ppBelI ii GedarDD@D
aud lleT friend, Nr Arthur I'upDelI,
near Wesley, we're the seIeoue gIe.is
u Nisses EIla aud Adele I,eaucbamI
last Tuesday evening
! Miss Jennie Grey oi CedarioSB, il
visiting her friends AT poeomoke.
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WILSON COLLINS. Attorncy.-at-Law.
Notice to Creditors.
Scwell II. PAYNE
VS..
IIis 'refIifors


In the Circuit Court for Worcester
County. No 81 Petitions. Jan
nary Term. 1895 to wit: March 10
1895.
The petition Of SeweII II. PAYNE
with the Schedules and affidavit hav-
ing been read and considered. J,
Francis Henry Purnell, Clerk 81 the
Circuit Court for Worcester County
Do fhereupon appoint Oliver -. Col.
Inns. Preliminary Trustee for the bene-
fit of The said petitioner and his cred.
ifors and direct that he give bond 10
the state u Maryland conditioned for
the faithful discharge If his trust 10
tie penalty q Five hundred dollars
with securities a. he approved by me.
and d. further rrder the said peti-
floBer to appear bcfore The Circuit
Court for Worcester County On The
first Tuesday after tie third Monday
q May 6ext 10 a6s~er sneh interr04s
stories and aIIeeaflans ~ lGs efeel,.
tsfs. ehd6rsefs ~ sareties may pfof,,se
~ aIIe9e against him anil ihaf lie aiee
II least f,ffy days 6y.fJce thereof ~
bls efeditffs. which sald ht,fI~e sbslI
IL la1i,llslted weekly IN Ire pef,od a
h,ffY flays ~ JSaeTtle4 = elI,Y ~ fl,ls
mir ~ 4 hewsfafFer printed IN VIZ
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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-03-16

SSOB ItjLJy NJ, Mari, ijtl, l~91,
Jbe ereijLDrs ~ segeil u papDe
AYE jlereby WAi6s,l tbai ii,e albl Pawn
be- appjiet ~ iile lircDii G.mu tF
W0resster TouDty bDr ~ benefit a
d,e jHsoiyeBi JANs ~ tie state II
Maryland, and that proceeding 10 ID
splyeDey IN relation % biz estate are
pos pending and be creditors arr ~
guesis'i % appear ~ the office u the
CLERK ~ the CifeUit COun for W0r.
Gesier County, 10 the town ii SNOW
Hill, Maryland, ~ Friday the 22nl
day ii March. 4 D.. 1890, at the
hour Of ? o'elock T.. ~, 10 choose a
Permanent Trusise for the estate 81
said Payne.
OLIVER ID. COLLINS.
Preliminary Trustee
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Death of Mrs. Mary y. Bailey.

Mrs. Mary T. Bailey. wife of Albert
W. Bailey, well-known farmer Of near
town. died At her home on Friday eve
ming last. March 7th, Of progressive
paralysis. Mrs Bailey had been a
great sufferer for several months and
death came as welcome relief 10 her.
She was about 30 years u age and
was The daughter of the late Winfer
Hastings of near Salisbury and sister
II Martin Hastings. Esg. Of that town.
She leaves one child. Mrs. Ollie Adams.
who lived with her and administered
lovingly q her wants until death claim
ed her Her refnains were inferred IL
the Snow ffill Presbyterian Church.
yard 6n Saturday afternoon 1T -four
Geloek. after services ~ fhe eh0rcll
condmfed by the pastor Ee9. Wlllian
swan. Tie @Il hearers we're Df.
Gerge " EisIop 1seorge & Tow6
.ead. Jtpfna Dang. Tlmnas II Jt,l,D
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4Ille.
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GOvEHNOR MAHvIL. ILL
ing From an Attack Of
Heart Trouble.
I.trf,fC. Del Ma

LAufEL Del March ~.
Governor Marvel Is dangerously III
at hi. home here lIe has been sub
lect ~ heart disease ~ several years.
and four years ag1 declined the Gnber-
Material nomination On tl,is account.
Yesterday be was stricken With ~
acdfe attack If heart trouble and ply.
.ieians have been IN mmost constant
attendance 4 messenger was cent IL
Philadelphia f9r Dr Pepper f. add
a. tbe already aggfaeafeA casc Mr..
Marvel 5hly brdlfef Jafnes Mafvil
n prominent farmer. died fhis affef
hoatt ffon pafaigsi< mi tie C6vef.
mr. ffvbflte an, il lSn1 lahgefmAy
~ having bte6 .tfckeo afh heart
fffasIe ae,h sftef lbe afmrk m ht.
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All llt State aGicets st4 anaaa'od
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Notice..
Snow Hill. Mn. Mari

Snow HUI, Nh, March 10, 1898.
We the undersigned duly appointed
by the Mayor and Council Of Snow
+ Hill to value and assess the loss and
damage to be suffered and incurred
by any person or persons interested in
any property over, through and by
which any street or alley i to be
opened, closed, extended widened,
graded or improved in the town of
Snow Hill, Maryland, and also to esti-
mate the benefits that may accrue
theretrom 10 any such property, over.
through and by which the said streets
or alleys are to he opened, closed.
extended. wi1ened, graded are i'm
/ proved, or any property adjacent
thereto, or any other property injured
or benefited BY said streets or ALLEYS,
I hereby give notice that we will meet
at the East corner Of Pearl and Green
Streets in said town Of Snow Hill on
the 18th day of March 1895 at the
hour of 100 clock Il. m. and there and
then propose to widen said Pearl street
81 that the same will he uniform
width throughout OF thirty-nine feet
and that the East and West sides
thereof be straight and parallel lines.
We also give notice that at the hour
of | | o'clock Il. m. on said last named
day We will meet at the South corner
Of Willow and Bank Street extended
in said town Of Snow Hill, and then
and there propose to extend said Viii
low street through the lands Of Joseph
: johnson and John j. Collins in
straight line until it Intersects Wash
ington street and that we shall make
said extended portion thirty-nine feet
wide.
We also give notice that at the hour
of , o'clock p. IN. on said last named
day we will meet at the South corner
of Green and Washington streets in
said town of Snow Hill and then and
there propose to widen Green street
aforesaid, and that said Green street
ut its intersection by Washington st.
shall be made forty-five feet wide and
that the line binding the Southeast
side Of said Green Street will be alter
ed and the course Of the same be South
iifty.one degrees West till said street
intersects Bank street where the width
Of SAID Green street shall be fortv-two
feet.
We also give notice that at the
hour Of ) o'clock p. N. on said last
named day we will meet at the North
corner of Washington street and
Spence's alley in said town OF Snow
Ill., and then and there propose to
widen said Spence's alley by altering
the South side thereof 80 as to make
the same uniform width of twenty
eight feet
And we further give notice that we
will meet ut the above times and
places, aud then aud there proceed to
exercise the powers and perform the
duties assigned to and required by us
by law.
GEo. G. TOWNSEND,
/ADoK POWELL,
WM NJ. VINCENT.
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BERLIN.

Miss Lou Franklin went to Snow
Hill Monday last to spend few days.
Mr.. Ernest Collins went to Balti-
more on pleasure trip last Tuesday
What was the matter with our straw
ride and surprise party last Tuesday
evening?
Mrs. Robert Parsons LETT Tuesday
for visit TO friends and relatives in
Baltimore.
After spending the winter in Wash
ington and Philadelphia Miss Jennie
Hammond returned home last Saiur-
day night.
Mr. Horace Harmonson and wife
and Miss Kate Bowen drove down to
Snow Hill Tuesday to attend the
installation services.
Miss Annie Il. Dirickson Is forming
dancing class of little folks. Her
terms are moderate. Mr.. James Pitts
furnishes the music.
Miss Laura Henry and her mother
returned from the West last week, and
are living with Mr.. James Henry on
his farm near Berlin.
After suffering with consumption
for several months, Mrs. Annie Rich
ardson peacefully passed away on the
evening of March the 9Th.
Mr.. William X. Franklin returned
to New York last Monday, Mr.. f. S.
Furbush going with him. Mrs
Franklin left to day after pleasant
visit with her friends.
Mrs. Levin Erickson returned
home Thursday night of last week
from her trip TO the West. She spent
the winter Tiers with her daughter,
Mrs. Hennie McNealey.
Master Henry johnson and Letcher
Shovel were out riding one day last
week when Lctcher's horse kicked
Henry on the leg and cut two deep
gashes. | hope it will not prove
serious
Read the advertisement of personal
property belonging to Mrs. Moses
johnson by ii. F. Harmonson agent,
in this issue Mr. Iiarmonson will he in
Missouri part Of next week after Il
carload Of mules which he will also
offer for sale.
We are sorry 10 learn Of the death
OF Mrs. Catharine Powell on last
Wednesday evening. Mrs Powell
was eightytwo years old. She had
been member of the PRESBYTERIAN
Church and u consistent christian
since she was a young girl.
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Report of Box Iron school for
the Months of january
and February.
GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT.

Eighth Grade, = Minnie Richard
-on ISL; Emma Griffin $40: Will
Taylor. -.
Seventh Grade Isl, Minnie Davis:
~. Susie Dennis; 81, James Scott.
Sixth Gradc-ist. Olive Conner
and Hattie Richardson. tie; "a. Emma
Birch and Lula Richardson. tie; 81.
Thomas TruitI, Rob Hickman aud
Harry Davis. tie.
Fifth Grade--lst. Bessie Conner
and Eva Taylor, tie; ID, Katie Den.
MS; Sd, Walter Dennis and Paul Tay-
Ior.
Fourth Grade--lt, Rob Richard
son; ID, Ralph Truiu; Sd Rob Davis.
KATIE VI. TMMoxs. Principal
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WRECKED!
\ Steamer Wrecked at Assatea-
que Beach.

Last week the MESSENGER noticed
the fact that steamer had gone ashore
on Assateague Beach laden with salt
and cement, but we were unable TO get
particulars until the following appear
ed in the Peninsula Enterprise Of Ac-
comac:
Steamship Oakden, Captain II. San
dial, bound from Hamburg, To Baltimore,
struck on the outer reef Of Assateague
Beach. 3 miles " +. Of the Life Say
ing Station. 10 Il. M, on ID inst. She
went ashore in a fog aud was discovered
about two hours thereafter and Capts.
Tracey and Feddeman and their force
went promptly TO their rescue. Four
of the crew OF the steamer were taken
oil by them on Saturday and sixteen
more on the following morning. the
Lite Saving crews being on duty all
the time without food or water ready
to assist them as soon as practicable.
Signals were exchanged throughout the
night The steamer is Of 996 tons reg
ster and is said 10 have been worth
sl50,000. Nothing was saved but the
compass AID clothes Of the crew Her
cargo was, 200 tons OF salt and cement.
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I,ntlsll q H..k.-e. .

'gDlsjl " Gp,ks, a a.
~ iie Cireljt C,gu f,g Wosee.4e,
E@eiY, ~ Kqajiy. ~. t4ia
Nareg Term is1,j. 4, VIZ Narcl,
I'D, 1875,
ORDERED htai DE- sale. naA.
ant reptt.1i ~ Gsgrgc ~. T.sL.
a0J Oiiger -. Collins, fm.,e.. Al
ratified afj confirmed uuless ca,,,e \,
The e'ilifarY iiereDi b. sllosn 49, 4,
i'efohe fbe sih day ~ April new
provided copy u this order ne Il.
sefiel 30 SINE newspaper publishes
20 Worcester county once in each ~
three successive weeks before the ~,
lay Of April. the year Eighteen uan
dre ID. and ninety,iiye. ''"''
ne report states the on,o,,, #
sales 10 be s37I5. "'''"'' ."
fhtsers IIrSGY Prnxr,t. CLERK.
True Copy, Test
FRANCIS HESRY PrgNrLL. Clerk
mch. 1851.
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Proposal for Sale Of County Road.

Ordered that Thomas Holloway. one
Of the County Commissioners, be and
is hereby authorized by the Board to
give notice in the DEMOCRATIC MIS-
sExGER and by hand bills put up at
Bishopville and Bishops Switch, that
on the twenty-third Of March, inst.
between and 1 o'clock p. m. at
Bishops Switch. he will offer to the
lowest bidder The building Of County
Road from Bishops Switch to Long
Ridge. thence to Nelson's County
Road. The County Commissioners
re-erving the right to accept or reject
the said bill. BY order
County Commissioners.
mch rs. George W. Bishop, Clerk.
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~ OsCItr II lie Ctu6fy Coa6hals.
sithefs kr WoSeesfer Coumy. Cassed
Msfch ~. lsa5. NJ f@o ohSee<. sl.Ao
t'e4. Ifon tallI0z. a.. rif8afe ~ a,e
(t8ft IICaf1e agtt#te N Sm,a llll.
wfll IN an N l'el5r AaefRa, ~.
Tats,lag flA mi 0tst.. N ~ Cafsgt
tttatse tt,Sa SIX n ettsm4sff ~ Z
6rtek D. N Cte,tA II i@tiee NINTH.
M M mime e ~ 9oiists mn mr.,
~ sBRsfsts mir teb lltiists g4 mi,
WI ~ FeSgI5fslL
Fret nm ", BISHOP
C'AjRiY 1ffsSsttt,
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PERSONAL.
DR.. John L. Hammond, OF Berlin,
ras in Snov, Hill nm Thursday.

=
is visiting Mrs. John 2. Moore.
We regret 10 state that Mrs.
James r. Burroughs is very sick
Miss Kate Bowen, Of Berlin, was
a visitor to Snow Hill on Tuesday.
Miss Lconora Humphreys is visit
ing her sister, Mrs Virginia Spence.
Miss Florence Carey left for heI
home in Philadelphia on Tuesday
morning.
Mr.. Frank Williams attended the
funeral OF his aunt in Delaware on
Wednesday.
-Messrs. Frank 4. Porter and John
+. Powell, of Franklin, were in Snow
Hill on Tuesday.
Miss Louisa Franklin, of Berlin
has been the guest of Miss Nora Dry.
den this week.
Deputy Postmaster {. L. Mock
was quite sick with neuralgia several
days this week.
We are glad 10 know Mr.. John
Henderson has recovered from an
attack of the mumps.
-Messrs X. J. Dryden of J. and
H. II. King of Pocomoke were in Snow
Hill on Thursday.
DIR Edgar Fontaine, of Pocomoke
City, was among the visitors to our
town last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace +. Harmon
son, OF Berlin, were welcome visitors
to our town on Tuesday.
R. J. McAllen of the firm of X.
}. McAllen q Bro, was out Of town
on business several days this week.
Miss Emma Williams, Of Sails
bury, gladdened the hearts of the
Misses Moore with visit this week
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Carey, of Selby-
vile, and her niece are guests of Mrs.
+. I. Williams and Mrs. i. J. Esham.
We are glad to learn that Captain
r. /. Williams, who has been sick for
week or more, is very much improved
in health.
MIR. Robert NJ. Baker, of Jones p.
o., was in Snow Hill last Sunday.
What attraction has our town for his
frequent visits?
Miss Annie Esham left on Thurs.
day Tor visit TO friends in Whining.
ton and Philadelphia with whom she
will spend several weeks.
Mrs. Edward I Fowler, Of Sails
bury. is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Jennie
Moore. Col Fowler was also in town
on Tuesday for short while.
Mr.. W. :. Powell is lamenting
the loss OLA small spotted pig which
strayed from his premises last Monday.
Its return will be appreciated.
Miss Nellie Landlord. Of POGO.
moke City, returned home on Sunday,
after spending several days here with
her cousin. Miss Minnie Wilson.
Miss Winnefred PAYNE entertained
q number Of her lady friends AZ a
. o'clock tea on Wednesday in honor
OF her friend and guest Miss Nav
Burton.
-Messrs. William T. and Charles
Wales. of Salisbury. were among the
visitor, TO Snow Hill last Tuesday.
remaining over several days to help
DIR. Benson pack up.
Rev. Geo. Bell, who preached in
the Presbyterian Church. Of this town.
several times last year, will fill the
pulpit OF the Smyrna Presbyterian
Church tomorrow.
MIR. Fleming Bowen. cashier Of
the Private Bank Of Calvin Il. TAYLOR.
Berlin. was in town on Tuesday. Mr..
Bowen is very popular gentleman
and has the esteem and confidence Of
the people Of Berlin.
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To the Voters of Worcester
County.

take this method Of announcing
myself a candidate for the office Of
Sheriff, subject to the voice of the
Democratic party as expressed at the
primary election If nominated and
elected | will endeavor to merit your
favor by the faithful discharge Of the
duties Of the office respectfully
solicit your support
T. HENRY YORK;.
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Letter List.

Letters remaining in Snow Hill, Md.
Post Office, Saturday. March 10th
1895.
LADIES. Mrs T.. Birckhead, Milly
Baker, Betsy Colby, Wahueda Dale
Cattle Cargsm. Ada Eveans, LEA
Gray. Mrs. Hammond.
GENTLEMEN. William C0ston ~
William Eting, Frank Trader, William
+. West. John Winters.
Persons calling for above letters,
please state they are advertised. joins
l.. Mock. =. VI.
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SATURDAY, March 23d, 1895,

at o'clock l.. NJ.
all of the following valuable personal
property, To wit
= very fine 2 year-old colts.
good work mule.
3-year-old Jennie, with foal.
interest in Jack now in possession
OF Henry Mumiord. near Showclls.
LightSpring Wagon.
Good Horse Cart and Harness.
Corn Shelter.
Several Sets Of Harness, Riding
Saddle and Bride.
Farming implements. etc.
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ppoDs sgsieg apJ ezcIlapgc 4 jsl-
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franchise eAplr@i BY re1s,D II ~ sprk
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a telephone s}slfm.
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FIRST CLASS
Arithmetic lsi Lmeta Davis. "a,
Charlie Pruitt
Spelling 1T. Ihmeta Davis: "a,
Charlie Pfnitt.
Geography lst, Charlie Prait,
~. lcmeta Davis
Reading and Definitions lst, H.
meta Davis. III Charlie Praitt.
Writing lsf. Iemeta Davis. ~.
Charlie Pfaift
General 8eerage lst Lemeia Ia
Viz. ~ Charlie Prditi
sfC6N6 cLAss.
arithmetic Isl Fred Gfay. N.
Myfa Blades. "a. Ellen Bfch
Spelling 81. Myra Blade.. mn.
Hleh Bfeb Srd. Fred Gmy.
Ge1grapb ii. Mgrs MaItss N.
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Mdes
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That Spare Room
Needs Painting.

/ Or yon may want II Papered
I n 50, can
Show you line u Wall Paper Samples
From The largest house IN Amcrica
From g.. up
u you want horse. ign ~ ffcsco work
VII 10 IL for yon.
Work right prices rig,f Drop me- = ps.sf,
~ leave word II nv h6nse and
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The Rev. j. NJ. Fogle and Miss
Nellie NJ. Williams were married in
the Methodist Episcopal Church at
Oxford yesterday.
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Public Sale
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property.

will sell at public sale in front Of
the Atlantic Hotel, in the town Of
Berlin. Md, on
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TERMS OF SALE.

On all sums Of $40 and over Il
credit OF six months will be given by
the purchaser giving note aud security.
All suns Of less than SO the cash
will be required. No property To be
removed until terms are complied
with.
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Senator Gibson Is making a special-
~ Of cnlliyatiDg a-paragu. at Radcliffe
Manor.
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The Messenger.

~ This paper has the largest cireuIa-
tion of any paper in Worcester County,
aud IL the ofteial paper Of the County.
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I'hBfH aLAss.

GeDerd Awrage let, Bruu,
Rirbanls0u; lud, James NumG,rd; 81
George Oasis aui Jame. Birch, tie.
IieuIe Richardson, Teacher.
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n. r. HAgNONsON

For Mas NELLIE JOnSsOx
Mch. 1921
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NOlice 10 Creditors,

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