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THE DUDnERAR mADsToNEs.
Ehoy sayo Adams From an Awful Death.
Thele aIngnInr LLlaaorY.

They sayo Adams From aa Awful Death
Their Singular History.
John Adams of Somerset, Ky, who
was bitton by mad dog several days
ago, was taken to Stanford to submit to
the application Of the famous Dudderar
"madstones. They were applied to the
wound and adhered the first time. Adj
anus, shortlv after he was bitten, at
tempted, with extraordinary nerve, to
oauterize the wound, and, as he thought,
thus burn out the poison He used Il
charred stick and severely burned his
hand.
The Dudderar madstones are known
throughout kentucky and Tennessee,
Mr. Duddorar told the correspondent
that they We're brought TO Kentucky
from Missouri about 1912 by his father,
Samuel Dudderar, who said that the
stones came from the NAV OF a Rocky
mountain goat In tho 30 years or more
that they have been in the Dudderar
family tho stones have been applied to
at least 1, 600 mad dog bites. and of all
the patients only ono has died, and in
that case the wound was neglected for
10 days after the biting Cincinnati
ENQUIRER
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8WlNDGfNG POOR FOLK.
Mushroom Investment Companies soom
ing Fortunes IN Indinnn.

Mushroom Investment Companies soour~
ing Fortunes IA Indiana.
Within recent months SO called in
vestment companies, with headquarters
in New York, have established aganeies
in Indiana, and alluring circulars have
been widely distributed promising in
vestors from 4 to 800 per cent returns
on small Investments.
Notwithstanding the warnings by lo.
cal banks and by the commercial agen-
oies this sort Of investment is taking
like wilddre among the poorer olasens,
and it is estimated that fully $3.50, GOO
has baen drawn ont of this city within
the past six months
One of tile commercial agencies in
vestigated the financial status of ono of
these 20 called investments companies
which operate as they style it, on Che
'auetuating system, and found that,
instead Of 81, coo, GOO capital stock, il
had but $4,000. and that all Of ita
business was done outsidoo2 Now York.
People have been found ia Indianapo-
lis who have taken the Christmas saw
ings Of their children to invest IN this
cooperative speculation, aud each
dag the fever is spreading It is feared
that when the collapse comes the result
will be astroas, - Cincinnati En-
0uirar
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The Isiahnn Ano1orizad.

Dr. Temple was wont to rulelthe do
lcese Of Exeter with an iron hand, and q
tale IS told Of deanery meeting at
which no presided, when the subject for
discussion was "The Hindrancas 20 the
Spiritual Life of the Diocese. After the
discussion had proceeded for some time
a vicar electrified his audience by de
elaring tha5 tire greatest hindranoe to
the full spiritual life was none other
than the bishop himself. II repeat 1t,
said the speaker calmly, "our right rev
erend father III God is very far from be-
ing father to anyof u.s. Your manner
toward US, he continued, turning to
the bishop, is harsh in the extreme,
while yoUr method of rule is this, You
treat as all, old aud young, az IL we
wero set OF schoelboys." This bold
statement drew from the bishop an apol-
ogy, and be explained that beneatn his
brnsqueness of manner was very gen
line sympathy with the work OF ali tine
clergy This impeachment created til,
more senSation in the meeting because
iteame from a son Of DR.. Tenpie'sprei
eoessor, the famous Henry of Exeter.
Westminster Gazette.
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a Potato That rafsea q Ton.

Charles " Simmons, " no Il lives v0es 6 a 9
farm near Pleasant Home, brought IN
from his farm a curiosity de diaooy-
cred it while digging potatoes. 1t con-
sists of Late Rose potato grown in the
roo6 Of tree. The potato vine seems to
have orept into the root, and the new
potato then started down IN the depths
1t fourished in Its. strange surroundings
and developed into large and well
formed potato. The room in the root
was too small for its expansion, and SO
the spud exerted not less than ton
pressure on the roet until the side was
split open. The root is about inches
Ia diameter and inches in length
About an inch OF the spad protrudes
from one end. It is quite a curiosity.
and all who have seen it say they never
saw anything like it before. Portland
Clreannian
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LIKE A vol cAMle al,pp.
extraordinary Freak Of Nature Near
Alagiean Eitr Of rl.,.f.t.

-i.As-kt Teak of Nature Near
aEsxiean City Of paebia.
Inc Rev f S. Bortain Of ruebJa
writes as follows: 1t may be of inter
est 60 some Of the readers Of The TJewald
who visit Faebla to know Of one NJ the
less visited attractions in the viotnttv
OF the City Of the Angels. refer n, sha
.coXoomate. 1t is about 30 minute e. dia-
taneo from Puebla over the streek oar
line to Cholula. Any street car oos,drct.
or can point it out to the cupouitv
seeker, It is to the right of the car line.
abont 900 yards distant.
1t looks from tho car window, "a ht
a Pile Of white stones or well blenohed
haystaek, but upon closer insp ectio,
proves to be a tumulus of white cf acnre
ous stone, evidently Of water form Ation
about 90 feet il height and 100 fbet il,
diameter ct Che base. The form q that
OF truncated cone. At the apexAs an
elliptioal shaped opening about G b feet
along the minor and 90 feet along the
major axis. It is bell shaped cavity
and lined with ferns of various deeorip-
tiens | should judge the depth toYhe at
least 100 feet, and ct tho bottom, so far
as IS visible, the opening must be- 90
feet in diameter In the bottom, n QUE
side. are to be seen some gorgeous ferns.
and on the other side pool of wnEeE.
Tradition says that the anoie.sA Az
tees wore accustomed to worship, he9e
the gonius Of tho spot, and oooasi bnally
threw in q live victim to appease his
subterranean majesty. It is also said
that few victims Of the inqu Asition
wore thrown down here to refiee upon
the controversial points of doctrine AT
all events, It is a most singular. freak
of nature, as it is in the middle OF
level plain, OF rather barley field. 1t
looks to have been some volcanic hubble,
oil which the great Mexican upland is SO
full, and Is well worth a visit On tile
part Of the curious.
Although have inquired among my
Mexican friends, l have found no one
who could cell me the meaning OF the
mime feoxeemate. ~ Mexican Tzsaszld.
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I.Isaep.s Crown starts q Euaa.

a faction Of a colored Baptist church
Of st. Louis has issued a circular let
ter to the churches warning the breth-
rem against Bishop Albert Mack. who is
evangelizing the state The criticisms
are caused by the ocoentricities Of tho
bishop. who wears a black gown and a
crown that inspire awe among the col
ored folk. Bishop Mack threatens to
have tho authoas of the letter sent to the
penitentiary If they don quit their
foolishness
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NEW col oNY or GllNxARpa
An Entiro Indiana County mag Bs pur-
..l....-a L.. -.


An Entire Indiana County aiay BE pur.
4 chased by The0-
The peculiar religious society known
as Dapkardsi large numbers Of wh6 Ia
have lived in northern Indiana for many
years, are ondeavoring to purchase the
entiro body Of land comprised within
Brown COZ Is, to which they Will en-
igrate and establish a government ao-
cording to aeir own peculiar notions.
G. e Everett Of Fort Wayne is nego-
tiating with many landowners in the
county and has already purchased 4t,0 600
acres, TO W lieh 100 families VIII move
in few Days and form tho nucleus Of
the new settlement The county con-
tains a great deal Of valuable land and
large quantities of building stone. AZ /
as tho Dunkards arc an industrious poo
PIE it is expected that tho county will
become in time the garden spot OF In
diana.
Mr. Everett thinks the sect will have
no trouble in ultimately acquiring all
the land in the county and viii pat ia-
60 practice their ideas Of local govern
mont Tho proprietors of the scheme
say that neither Jail nor courthouse Will
be needed, aud that the election Of local
officers would be held only to comply
with tho law, as all property would DO
held in common ~ Cleveland Plain
Dealer
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GRANT RouGHs lr.


the Wilderness.
The genera and star bivoaackod uao5
the ground The night was quite chilly.
and a couple of fires wore lighted TO add
/ to our comfort General Grant Law down
with his officers beside one eff the fires
without any covering. When asleep. an
aid quietly spread an overcoat over
/ him. For about four hours we all kent
turning over every few minutes SO AS Ia
get warmed on both sides, initiating
with our bodies the diurnal motion of
the earth as it exposes its sides alter
nately TO the heat of tho sun. When
daylight broke it was seen that a low
board structure close to which the gen
eral in chief had lain down was a pig
pen, but its former occupants had dis
appeared and were probably at that time
nourishing the stolnachs Of tho cavalry
troopers Of the invading army. Unfor-
tunately the odors Of the place bad not
taken thoir departure with the pigs, but
remained to add to tho discomfort of the
bivouaokers Sheridans cavalry had
had fight at this place the afternoon
before, in which he had defeated the
opposing force, and the ground in tho
vicinity strewn with the dead, offered
ample evidence of tho severity of the
struggle.
At daylight on the morning of the
9Th active operations were in progress
throughout the columns. General Sheri-
dan had ordered his cavalry to move bv
different roads to seize the bridges cross
ing the Pc river, General Meade modi.
fed these orders and directed portion
of the cavalry to move in front Of War
ren's infantry on the Spottsylyania
Court House road. The enemy were fell.
ing trees and placing other obstacles ia
tho way in order to impede tho move
ment, and the cavalry was afterward
Withdrawn and the infantry directed to
open the way,
About sunrise General Grant, after
taking of his coat and shaking it to rid
il Of some of the dust i'll which he had
lain down, shared with The staff officers
some soldiers rations and then seated
himself on the ground by mo roadside
to take his morning amoke, -Goneral
BQyaee Porter in Century
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Hereaitnrx Suicide.

An extraordinary instance of heredi-
tary tendency to suicide was told by
Professor Brouarcel in Paris lately. A
farmer near Etampes hanged himself
without apparent cause, leaving q fam
lily Of seven son and four daughters
Ten of the Il subsequently followed the
fathers example, but not until they had
married and begotten children, all of
whom likewise hanged themselves. The
only survivor is a son, who IS now 90
years Of age and has passed safely be-
yond the family hanging age,
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oases OF a1Ieptomanla.

That plenty OF genuine cases Of KEEP.
tomania undoubtedly exist is we'll known
to both legal an0 medical experts There
was for instance, the case Of not very
long deceased nQhleman who frequent
ly pooketed his hostess spoons at din.
ner party, and whose pockets were in
yariably searched by his man on his re-
turn, with a view to prompt restitution
In another case a lady who was quite
rational upon other points was discov-
cred to have is bags concealed about
her, in which We're over ], 100 little ar
ticles which she had stolen and conceal.
ed, although nearly every one was abso-
lutely worthless. A clergyman has been
known to steal Bibles under the impress
sion that he was thereby propagating
the gospel. Another gentleman, sane in
other respects, invariably stole the tow
els from any hotel he stopped at while
travelling and returned them when no
got home, and, oldest Of all. there has
been a case Of man who would never
eat food which he had not stolen He
was man of means, and his personal
attendant nsed e aide his meals, SO thai
ne might think he himself had stolen
them, in order te induce him to eat. -
Lady's Pictorial,
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MARBLE HOUSE FOR SALE.
Potter Palmer May Purchase the Wander
BIZ Manslon at NeMnort.

biIt Mansion at Newport.
Marble House, the 80. 600, 600 palace
at Newport which William r. Wander
bilt built as birthday gift to his wife,
may, it is rumored, be bought in by
Potter Palmer Of Chicago When Mrs
Vanderbilt secured divorce and mar
ried Oliver II. ?. Belmont, it was said
that she would retain the Newport
house. but since then she has changed
her mind and the place is for sale. The
traditions of Marble House are so close
ly associated with the Vanderbilt family,
and more especially with her first hus-
band, that Mrs. Belmont much as
she would like to keep the big white
palace, has concluded to sell
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Came Near 1t.

A certain teacher Of a class In a mis-
sion Sunday school has a aifloult tasl
inparting scraps Of religious instruction
to hef young charges, and often a1nus
ing answers are uneonseiously returnei
to questions which she asks On ono oe
oasion she asked her pupils
What Go the nigh priests tiof'.
She received this reply:
They burned insects kdora tho pee
pie. London Figaro
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The marriage of Mr.. f. g, Smart
and Miss ethel Van Yaulkenhurgh,
announced to take place tomorrow
afternoon at the Main Street Metho-
dist Church. will take place at the
residence of the brides mother. The
change in the program was made on
account of the recent sad death in
the groom's family.
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A Negro Drowned.

On the last trip of the steamer
. Eugene to Memphis Pine Bluff
negro, by the name of A. Marshall
fell from the boat into the river and
was drowned. The accident hap
pened at Murdaugh's Landing. The
body has not been recovered.
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In many parts of Central and South
America sensitive plants are so numer-
GUS that the course Of a man or animal
through the underground may for an
hour be traced by the wilted appearance
Of the foliage.
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There are s.o27 knots of ocean dis
lance between Cherhourg and Fire is
land,
The operation required nearly swo
hours, aud two hours after it was COM
pleted he was again conscious, talked
with his wife, who was at his side the
moment the doctor would permit her to
enter the room, and now he is rapidly
recovering, and promise IS given that
he will soon return to his duties as pas
tor of one of the largest Protestant con-
eregations in his city A. Watrous
IN Chicago Times Herald.
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The John NJ. Mccain Grocery Co.
has leased the new Bridges building,
corner of Main street and Fourth
avenue, and will move their stock Of
goods into it at an early day.
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4Ge glove contest tonight will be
between heavy weights, ana, eopse-
quently, very exciting. The men
viii enter the ring strictly on their
merits, and the best nan tp win,
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Mr. Chas, +. Shankle and Mrs.
Alice Bascom, Ca sister of The de-
ceased), of Prescott, are in the city
to attend the funeral of Mr.. c. B.
ftpdgf which takes place this aiter-
aeon.
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1897-02-13

Mr.. Frank Scott, the handsome
and popular commercial tourist, is
calling on the Trade today,
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Judge John NJ. Elliott and Prose
cutting Attorney S. G. Martin returned
from Dumas yesterday afternoon,
having adjourned the Desha Circuit
Court at that place
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1897-02-13

Mr.. Jacob friedburg leaves to-
night for New York To purchase Il
new stock of goods for the Grent Rcd
Store.
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1897-02-13

Mr.. James Fitzhugh, of McGehee,
arrived here yesterday afternoon
and is registered at the Trulock.
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1897-02-13

SIR Damon Clark, OF Dun's com
mereial AGENCY, is IN the city.
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Leo kaetoF, OF the urn OF kastor
& Blnthenthal, is now in the Eastern
markets, purchasing goods for his
house.
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1897-02-13

The Rev. A. o. Evans has returned
from Fordyce and will conduct the
usual prayer meeting services ut the
Main Street Methodist Church to-
night.
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The bite Of the mosquito would
scarcely be noticed were it not for the
fact that the insect injeets into the
wound an acrid juice. which causes the
itching and painful sensation.
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Where aro 3ou gyi1g, Giohael. so
early2"
Apothoeary's lie got nick last
night.
Doctor been tsea yats
No. j just feaaa prescription in
the street when / was il tow, and I'm
going to have that made ~ and try Il =
-Fliegenda Blal5eI
Pliuy says that she almond blossom
was regarded BY the young people Of his
age as an emblem Of hope
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1897-02-13

That genial gentleman, Mr.. Harry
Diversified, of Cornerstone, is ming
ling with Pine Bluff friends today
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1897-02-13

Jack and Joe Daniels, witnesses in
the case for the defense, were in
dieted for perjury, and will be tried
1T the next tern OF the court.
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Hiss Grace York will, on Friday
night, at the home OF her parents,
Capt. and Mrs. j. B. York, entertain
the members OF the Queen Of Clubs
with a Valentine Party, compliment.
tary to Miss Aylmer Hanks, OF Mem
phIa.
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Ny good man, you abo1ldn't +
sleeping ontocors like this. said tb
belated citizen.
None Of your chatter now. on I'll tax
you mr.
Beg your pardoni had no idea this
you were a policeman. -" Datroit Ere
Press.
The balances in use in oar mints a..
said to be SO accurate that q ~ will ai
close a difference of one or & housandt
part Of grain.
The most fashionable hat now IL ii
one that does not resemble any ethau.
The OIdess singer.
Flushing. N. Y, is the homo Of I'll
Oldest singer in America. His name !,
David E. Horton, and though 81 yea
old bis voice Is in splendid condition
and he is considered the b st bass sing
on Long Island Mr.. Horton led IT,
1huroh choir IN Southota for 90 yea
and is locally famous as IL, 5vanzeiis!
49,. 49, r-t&k ,A,s*.
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= heaFy RAIN fell in this sectio
last night
g S. Bacon. Of Warner, is ut th
Arlington
John B. Williams came up iron
Bankhead Yesterday
Don't fail to send your sweethear
a valentine
Next Sunday is st. Valentine.
day.
Farmer ]. D. Crockett is a visitor
to the city today.
Mr.. J. A Hudson, OF Locust Cot.
tage, is a visitor to the city today.
Mr.. J. NJ. Barrett, 3f sheriff.. is
among the prominent visitors today.
Ifrou wish to reach the people the
GRAPHIC is the medium through
which to do it.
Messrs. Lee Loving and ]. X.
Keough, OF Dumas, are in the city.
! The University Association meets
tonight at the Institute.
The public can now pass over the
East SECOND avenue bridge.
Cotton Belt passenger train No. ,.
due here at 1920, arrived thirty min
utes late this afternoon
Judge o. o. Porter leaves this
afternoon for I4onoke, where ne has
been retained as counsel in an i'm
portant murder triad.
The Girls Aid Of the Y. NJ. G. A.
meets tomorr9w afternoon in the
pqrlors OF the Institute at. 8 o'clock.
The grand masquerade bah at the
Bluff City Club Hall takNs place to-
night
The Imperial Lodge, X. Of p, holds
a special meeting tonight to work in
the several degrees.
Pr. A. " Troupe returned this
morning from professional visit to
GRACE,
Mrs. Gus Waterman entertained
the Entire Nous Club yesterday after
noon.
Mr.. W. NJ. Price, The great real
estate man Of Stuttgart. was IN the
city today.
Mr.. D. b. Markley has been ap-
pointed by the Governor constable
OF Whiteville township
Mr. H. S. Reber. Of St Louis. is
here looking after his interests in the
Pine Bluff water, Gas s.. Electric
Light GO,
Mr.. T. P. Diggs. representing the
S. louis Globe-Democrat, is here in
}he interest OF his paper.
The time for the double hanging
which takes place in this city is
rapidly drawing near.
Col. II. r. Adams, the genial cotton
and corn grower, of Noble Lake, is
greeting Pine Bluff friends today.
Capt. W. D. Hannah came up from
Rob SOY Yesterday afternoon, and
is stopping at the Trulock.
Valentines, plenty Of them at
Rosenberg's book store at G. n
Hart's and at A. / Mitehelfs.
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One Kind of business.

Bystander-W Wash t that a pretty stiff
price you asked that man for those
shoes?
storekeeper + Yes. that's business.
They're not good iqf anything. SO of
course he WON'T come again. Therefore
we might as well get as much as we
can out of him. Boston Transcript
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Our merchants are already receiv-
ing ana onening up their spring
goods. The dress patterns this
season, In novelty goods, are very
Dpottv
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Mr.. Chas. T, Robinson, of Fordyce,
eaiae up yesterday to attend the
funeral Of bis lamented friend, Mr..
Ghas. Hodge.
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Bradford & Knox, the Barraque
street furniture dealers. are making
improvements in their store.
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1897-02-13

The city is overrun with eripples
and professional beggars. They
seem to travel through the country
in pairs
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1897-02-13

Mr.. g. ". Nesner and daughter, OF
Cornerstone, are in the city today.
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EdnaIl Dow Cherey.

Mrs. Ednah Dow Cheney became pres
ident of the New England Hospital For
Women and Children in 1887, after
having been its faithful secretary for 20
years. Mrs. Cheney was born and edu-
Gated in Boston, aud her interests have
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Many gentlemen from the country,
who love to witness Il good glove
contest, came to town yesterday to
soc the Ego" between Ryan and
German.
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tFpnm Wednesday ly.)

Mr.. Geo. L. Madding is visitor
today
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Was Given Five Years.

Joe Allen, the negro who assaulted
aud nearly killed Mr.. A. J. Clemens,
At Grady, nearly q year ago, was, at
the recent term Of the Desha Circuit
Court at Dumas, tried under an in
oie'ment charging him with assault
with intent to kill. He was con-
Fleted, and the jury assessed his
punishment at five years at hard
labor in the penitentiary.
The IRON Mountain Rallroad has
+ Connection with the Texas anC
aellie, established, via Alexandria
VF'ast freight train service, which, il
= sad, equals that made by thu
s'afiest East Side lines. This servic,
= ''''ly' including sunday This &C
,elefated service carries with it muel
'e''er service from northern point:
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1897-02-13

The myrtle plant has always been re-
garded as an omhlem Of love. Among
the Greeks and Romans il was planted
4, ,.o,4ta+ ~.ie.a
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sew wag % ray De psb.a.

BY washing clothes at the undertaker's
the second wife of a Bangor me. man
is paying of the bill for the burial Of
her predecessor.
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Mr.. James Matthews, represent
atiye of the Anheuaer Busch Brewing
Co, OF ST. Louis, is having great inn
provements made at the beer depot
and cold storage house OF this Com
pany in this city. The capacity OF
the depot is being enlarged and re-
painted, and the office is being hand-
somely fitted up.