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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1897-09-04
Baltimore And Cumberland Valley Branch,

Trains leave Hagerstown for Waynes-
boro, Chambersburg, Shippensburga and In
termediate Stations 6.22 and lilo a. m, and
I;VO ?. m, and leave Shippensburg for
Hagerstown and intermediate Stations at
go a IN. and 1925 p. N. Leave Chambers
burg for Hagerstown $3.50 p. m.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1897-09-04

W. J. RoBINsoN, G. P. A.,
Parkersburg, W. Va.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1897-09-04
TIME TABLES.

CUMBERLAND VALLEY RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
IL EFFECT JULY 10Th, 1897.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1897-09-04

Schedule in effect June 81, 1897.
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Office at HOTEL TRULOCK

A, Ability. Honesty. Experience. Success. Soe, a,, s.lilet rom the effects Of ans chronic
 nervous blood. skin or special disease. do not .flll. ihtrast ypar ease to ! physician whose fanle lt mas ms been spent to general practice
 util come To tlS and get an honest oninion os your your ainiction, We have made speeISi stuay dy ei these diseases and have had msnv years ot actual experience in their treat .thent ,tle. on on come to us with the assurance : .tti. tS you Will receive the most modern. seien
 tihe ana successful treatment md that n,,1, ti,tt ,,st, T complete and permanent cure will he theeted Tn the shortest possible tfme Wo ,s ~ ~ ' ,'As.ltss arrangement with every ]. patleht u 10 cure hlm of his afiiction sneedIlS ''hn 'i permanently. Our charges are i.easnns 'ls,rS s.Vls ana We guarantee permanent cure in ' s,, nsty q ease nndertaken. No woman who is ie suheflng from any of the painful and dIss = l,l lpessslhg alseases that make the life of woman J'nserabie should fail to take advantaee ne our .ui speclai treatment by which immedia,a | iSileI ss VIII De afforded and a complete ,.,ir's enectea within short time Don't delay foy. nllne ..t is precious. Disease works rapidly aad what can easily be accomplished nov nae. ,,s,S 500 soon De impossible Young middle-agea a"a ola men, suffering from the results nf so,,th
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Indigestion is often taken for con. sumption. The word consumption means wasting away. and dyRpep- tics often waste away as badly as consnmptives.
 The reason people waste away is because either they don't get enough to eat, or they don't digest what they do ear.
 Ii the latter Is yonr trouble, tnke Shaker Digestive Cordial. This will help you to dIgsct your fGod md atop your loss of flesh.
 Shaker Digestive Cordial k made from herbs, barks and the juices of fruit, bv the weliknnwn Shakers at Mount Lebanon. it possesses grea tonic and digestive powers.
 Shakers Digestive Cordial hns cur cd many supposed cansumpsiyes twho were resfilv dyapep,icSl hy simply helping their stamachs Ia digest their food, thuu givl1y them nourishment and pew strength,
 Sold hy dfHggists. Trial bottles l0c.
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A few weeks ago the editor was taken with very severe cold that caused him to be 10 a most mIser- able condition. It was undoubtedly
 q bad case of la grippe and recognia- Ing it as dangerous be took immedi- ate steps to bring about Il speedy cure. From the advertisement of Chamberialn's Cough Remedy and
 the many good recommendations included therein. we concluded t. make first trial oi the medicine. To say that Is was satisfactory In It's resnIts IS putting IL very mildly. indeed. IL acted like magic and the resnIt wa6 q speedy and perman- cut cure. We have no hesitancy in recommending this excellent cough remedy 10 anyone afflicted with 2 cough or cold in auv form. The Banner of Liberty, iibertytown 5id. The 2o and 51 ceut sizes for sale by ". L. Dewoody < Co.. druggIsts.
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HER SOUL UNBURoENEo.
4 Young Brides Confession Ia the waa,
 faK of tha noaevmoou

Young Brides Confession 1a the Wans
 inx of the Honeymoon.
 Charley Wheeler and Lucille Sproek- cit had been married nearly three weeks, and they had just returned from their wedding trip. They were supremely happy in each others love, and the honeymoon so far had been 10 them as one long, bliszful dream. Within ths next day or two. however, the hride grew slightly depressed in spirits, and an uneasy feeling seemed to take pos session of her The young husband no- ticed the change, but attributed 1t 10 fatigue from the recent travels. But his bride grew moro nervous and took ou such troubled expression that he said to her:
 "You have something on your mind. darling, that is troubling yol fell me what it i&
 ht first she tried to persuade him that he was mistaken, that nothing worried her
 You are wrong, Charley, dear, she would say. Really, am not wor- rying over anything l am just aa happy as can be-
 The day following, however, the young wife wore such troubled look that her husband said tu her.
 Lucille you must tell me what is troubling yeu l will not bs put of any longer. As your husband have righF to know
 Seeing that further concealment was impossible. she broke down and sobbed bitterly:
 ''Oh, Charley, 1 aIn so unhappg.n she walled ..I ye-deceiyed-you.
 A sicsening sensation swept over the young husband. Surely there must be some mistake. She, whom he had looked upon ss the personifcation of innocent womanhood-deeeiye him 1t must not be. 1t would destroy his happiness and blight his life. And then, when he caught a sudden vision of the horrible possibilities of rhe situation, be became sick st heart and almost fell to ths door. Then, with greab effort he controlled his feelings
 "Tell me, he said .'I am prepared for the worst. ''
 Oh, Ghat1oy, 1ln 50 so1TY!f
 Ton should have thought of this be- fore. y
 ''t know. 1 know see my mistake, new it's GOO late she cried. "Oh, why didn't tell t0n before we were mar. riedf''
 Tell me now, and be quick about il. l cannot bear this suspense
 "Tell me first that ytu will forgive me, she said in pleading ronea Il will devote my whole life in atonement for this one mistake "
 ''I cannot promise until know what it is, he said.
 Then she came oyer and knelt at his feet
 .'Oh Charley, you know the wheel got just few weeks before we were married f--
 "Yes; but what has that''-
 Why, l bought it--on the--install- ment plan--$4 month--and have only paid-ene installment And just know the collectt will be-hera tomorrow. Oh, Charley" she sobbed ..ean you ever forgive me '?'-Oh:o State Journal.
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X song will soon bc puhllshed the music Of which has been composed by Irl Armstrong. nnd the words by Mir. Allie Dreyfus. The song IA pro. nounceti gem bs shose who have heard 1t.
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Mir. E l.. westbrook and wife thee Mss Clifton Jonesl, returned to Jonesboro Monday morning. Mrs. Westbrook has been visiting her mother Mrs. M. C. Jones. In this city.
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Those who believe chronic diar- rhea to be incurnble should read what Mir. r. F. Grishame, of 0aars Mills, La, has to say on the subject, viz: II have been a sufferer from chronic diarrhRa ever since the war and have tried all kinds of medicines for 1t. At last found remedy that effected cure and that was Cham berlain's collie, cholera and diarrhea remedy" This medicine can always be depended upon for colera morbus. dysentery and dlarrhea. It Is pleas ant to take and never falls to effect ccre. 2J and 50 cent sizes for sale by " l. Dewoody..& Co.,, drugglsts.
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Mr. Harry Holderness returned Sunday irorl Beebe, where he was called on account of the serious Ill- ness of his child. We nrc sorry to say that he left the child no better.
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The Brand of Cain.

Aruold and Walford's company presented their latest play entltled the "prand of Caln." at the Opera House last night tn large and ap. preeIatIve audience.
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Hiss Etta simon has accepted Il position as stenographer with the Southern Grocery Co. We coDgrat- ulate tue firm on securing the ger. vices of this efficient young lady.
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NEW YORK DOCTORS IN PINE BLUFF.

Dr. Roman, from New York City. Inc permanently at ai0ls Main St, LittIe Rocl'
 Ark pr. Roman will yisit Pine Bluff Noven' pef tsf ist i and 5d; will visit Pine Blnif regular chance of Il life time to consult fhis c,i nent t95a physician right at your door. Consnitt.
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k. A. Jackson. a colored Misalon- ary Baptist, is in the city. About iom years ago Mr. Jackson vent out 10 Cape Town, Tn the Cape of Good dope. Africa, as n missionary from Hot Springs, Ark. lie is more than ordinarily intelligent and has done much good for his race in Africa.
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aIr. II. T. Fowler, manager of the Fowler Commission Co. of Kansas City. and family. are visiting the family Of Ley. Fowler. in this city.
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We are advised that the managers of the Noble Lake convict farm are turning out bale Of cotton to he at.rP
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VIII Gerley and Elijah Martin plead guilty before Esquire Vance this morning to fast driving and were aned Sl each and cost.
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Mr. |. q. Owen, Il farmer living In Lincoln county. died yesterday morning and hIs remains will be hurled today.
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Hon. ". q. yincenheller. superIn- tendent of Agriculture. was In the city yesterday to oversee the State exhibit being brought down from Little Rock.
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i. Gen. II. King White was n passen- ger on the morning Valley train for Jefferson SprIngs.
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sIr. J. ". Parse, formerly Of this city. at present Clerk of tbe United States Court at Datesville. Ark, spent Sunday In Pine Bluff.
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Seats for rhos. w. kecne will go on sale Wednesday morning at 3 o'clock. for Richchard III. October 2 at K. <. Rosenbergs Bookstore.
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Miss Mamie Mann. who has been teaching school at Rives. Is spending the week with her mother, on Wal ant street
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The paving on Main street. be- tween Third aud Fourth avenues. has been completed, and that part Of Main street is now open tn travel.
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nr. A. II. Loving came In from Camden on the excursion. We learn that at an early day he will remove to Pine Dluff to resume the practice of his professIoa.
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FSresh fish, oysters, rult and celery every \ rlday, at
 JoE c. MEYER'a.

Prosecuting Attorney Jnmes l Gray and alessrs. Glaud Thompsou and Geo. Williams. of Little Rock are doing the Fair.
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Messrs. Henry H. Hunt and T. Edsell. of Hot Springs. are visiting friends and relatives in the city.
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Aaron King, colored, was fined $5. in the Police Court this morning for yagrancy.
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Messrs. W. 4. Patten md NJ. Lev Inson. of Little Rock, were visitors In the city yesterday.
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Miss Mai Quilting, of Pendleton, charming young lady, came up to attend the Nowland-Jordan we'd ding, and is visiting her old class mate, Miss sallie l. RitcbIe.-Little Rock Democrat.
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slrs. Elmer Richards and children are home from three months visit to friends in Michigan.
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ForNn--A pocket book contaIslug several valuable notes and papers. Owner can have samo hy paying for thIs advertisement and calling on ] ]. W. Smith. at Perdue x Coz. store. d3t
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Mir. Harry |. Trulock is now the efficient book.keeper for the Pine Ruff OH Mill.
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Mr. Eugene sonnela returned yes terday from q trip down the Valley road.
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o. II. spellman. of Pine Bluff, ar rived yesterday, and this morning took the oath of office as clerk of tue United States District Court, to sue ceed the late R. l.. Goodrich. Little Rock Democrat.
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Mir. John B. Williams. of Bank head, was PiRe Bluff visitor yes. terday.
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Mrs. c. 0. Harris. wife of condue- tor Harris. returned yesterday from visiting friends at Camden. Mrs. Jamie Phillips and Miss Stella Ter rell returned with Mrs. Harris and will be her guests for some time.
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Judge W. NJ. Harrison returned Saturday night from visit to Fay etteyille.
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Mai. ". A. Dayis. Of Althelmer, was an interested spectator at the Park yesterday.
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Mrs. M. E. Johnson returned yes. terday rom a lengthy visit to her daughter. Mrs. Roht. s. Truloek. al Fl Reno, Oklahoma.
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DuRE BLOOD is the foundation ofhealth. Hoods Ssrsaparillamakes the blood pure, rich and nourishing and give9an maintains good H EALTH.

Mr. j. r. Angell is moving hIs lew elry store from over Smith S 0Ren's, on Second avenue, to the rooms In the Merrill Institute recently oceu- pied by the Water & Light Go.
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Chas. Edwards. colored. was fined $1O by Judge Brown this morning for vagrancy.
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Mir. and Mrs. Geo. L. MaddIng were interested spectators al the Fnlr
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Col. J k. Thornton came in on the excursion train from Camden. XesterdaY.
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Mr. John F. sennett, of New Gas. cony, Ia visiting Pine Bluff friends 10. day.
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The ElEs held an interesting social session last night. 4 large number Of visitors as well as members were in attendance.
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Mir. ]. A. Tomiinson, of Little Rock, was a Pine Bluff visitor yes. terday.
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Mir. Id. Lucas, editor Of the Demo erat, Of Star City. is taking in the Falr.
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ful follles and indiscretiens-- awful ef- leets or blood poisoning, organic weak ness. nervous debility, orany of the ailments following in their wake should begin a prop CT treatment at once. The best medical science and treatment is the best in the end. Make no mistakes. Your health la precious, ana chronic diseases Is not fit subject for eNperience. We are prepared and equipped to treat all manner of chronic, nervous and pri- Nate diseases. We cure catarrl, strictnre epilepsy. varcocele, hydrocele. eczema shln diseases. rupture, plies. weakness or men female roube, rheumatism gonorrhOea nervous debility. brain diseases, gleet. blood polsen, liver and kidney complaints, weak nnaek and bladder troubles. uamors ulcers. nseuia' s~ Piles, strieture ana varlcoeele Surea oY our new method. No deteution om ron 9uslnesss, Our long experience ane speclai equipment enable ii- to succeed imneFe others iail. Write your troubles if .sg llNilg away from the city. Thousands are cured at home by means Of correspondsEc gnu si meuicines sent them. Send for syn pto n blank Of any disease.
 WE CIIRE Catarrh. stficture, fnite 3sy.
 NOiNA Vareoceie. hydrocelle, Nczehs. s3in diseases. raptafe piles. Fp,ak. ncss t VI men, female troubles, rheumanlsm , M,ouoFrnoe;l' nervous debility, brain diseases siisSe, iS otood poison, liver and kidney com rrlsainls, weak pack and bl0dder troubles
 | lta AutntotS, syPhiiis or cancer, stTictures dis- nU.neu e ,oy electricity. No cutting or painful DDpcfAiohs. No odetention from busliless DuI s charges are the most reasonahle. sytem ot l treatment perfect; experience inc most sA M tenslye and our offices compiefely eu,1In ca. Call on or address s4'P
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Hoods Pills act. easily and promptly on the b0wes. Cure sick headache. :,5c.
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Judge J. NJ. McCaskill and Sheriff Dykes. of Rison.Ark were visitors to the Fnlr.
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LOOK FOR THE FACTs demonstrated by experience. Thousands and thousands of people suffering from effects Of impure blood have been cured by Hoods Sarsaparila
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Mir. E. r. Marks. of New Edinhurg. was an interested spectator at the Falr grounds yesterday,
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Mrs. Tomas Buckle, of Villa Ridge. Iil.. Is visiting her daughter. Mrs. l.. LeegJ ohnson, on West Sixth.
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When bilious or eostive. eat a Gas earet, candy cathartle. cure guaran- teed. iOc. 25c. l2-20 eodtf.
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Mr ". A. Pearson. of Little Bay. was calling on Pine Bluff merchants yesterday.
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Prot. j. D. Clary and large nnm- Der Of hls oupIIs. cane in from For dyce 10 hear Weudlius's lecture last nt0ht
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.Indge C. W. Smith. of El Dorado come in yesterday on the special.
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Mr. ]. T. Collier. of Altheimer. is at the Arlington.
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Miss T. Lipsey, of Lumber, Ark, ia registered at the Trulock.
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Mr. l.. c. Bernays. one Of the lead Ing business men ot Little Rock. Is here to see the sights.
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Mr. D. ]. Moran. of Little Rock, is in the city today.
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Mir. Gus Montague came in from Texarkana on the special.
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Mir. James l.. Davis, Of Jefferson, ia here to take in the Fair.
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". T. Edmonson, of Draughan. Is at the Arlington.
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Just try l0c. box of Casearets. Ihe finest liver and bowel regulator ever made. l2.30 cod If.
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Mir. W. (. Copes, of the Camden Beacon. Is here to see the Fair.
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Porcelain coins were for long ams current in Siam.
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Mir. Rob Fuller and wife. oi For lyce. are visiting tae a.r
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Mir. ]. ". Paup, Of Texarkana. Is registered at the Arlington.
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Mr. J. W Gatllng, of Fordyce, spent Sunday in the city.
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Mir. q. ". D. Brown. of Camden. WAS in the city Sunday.
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Ar. l. ". Bunch. of Swan Lake. Is registered at the Trnlock.
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MT. and Mrs. NJ. Ringlehaupt, of Little Rock are in town.
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Capt. Il. R. Rice, Of Warner. was registered at the Trnloek yesterday.
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Miss Pearl Garrett. of Lake Dick is In the city visiting friends
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Attorney II. 4. Parker, Of Glareu. don. Is registered at the Trulock.
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Mr. John T. LIpseomb came down from Plum Bayou yesterday.
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Mr. ]. c. Jenkins, of sherriIl, spent Sunday in the city.
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MT. Jesse R. Core. of Plum Bayou. wAs In the city yesterday.
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From Tuesdays Daily.

Mir. B. Dickson, of Little Bay. Is in the city.
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 fFrom Wednesdays Daily. E

nr. sherriIl and wife. of Sherrill. are In the city.
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Rev. J. L. Caldwell returned Inst evening from searcy.
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MT. William Sells, the champion!

The all bareback equestrans acknowledged by the press public profession the remarkable rider today in the world.
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"Why, l bought it-on the--install- ment plan--$4 a month--and have only paid-ene installment. And just know the colleett will be-hera tomorrow. Oh, Charley" she sobbed .'ean You ever forgive mo '?'-OA;o State Journal.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1897-02-11
lie giSIative Notice.

The committee on Legal Affairs will
give public hearing in its room at the
State House in Augusta,
On Thursday Feb. IS, 1897, at :
O'Clock p. m, on an act TO amend
section 20 of chapter "A of Revised
Statutes, as amended by chapter 81,
Public Laws of 1897, relating to support
of paupers in unncorporaed plantations.
TWO HENRY BOYNTON, SeCy.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1897-02-11
Dor NJ.

Athe Jan IS, Donnie youngest daughter
of Columbus and julia Brown. aged ID years
II mo. Is days
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Steward Stafford.

a charming wedding occurred at the
residence of NJ. and Mrs. Geo. b.
Stafford, Wednesday, the 10th inst, at
high noon, when their only daughter,
Agnes Bertha. was united in marriage 10
Mr. John White Steward, one of Skow-
hegau's young business men Of promi-
nence member of the firm, Steward
Bros, and son of Mr.. and Mrs. II. 5.
steward.
10 the strains of the Lohengrin we'd
ding marea played by Miss Florence
Robinson IF Richmond, the groom with
his best H.an, Roy l.. Marston, and the
bride, attended by Miss Marguerite
Libby of Melrose, Mass, as maid of
houor, entered the parlors by opposite
doors, meeting 10 front of the bow win
dow which had been made into a canopy
of delicate vines and flowers. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. H. w.
kimball, pastor of the Congregational
church, and was witnessed by the rela
tives of the contracting parties aud Il
number of intimate friends.
The bride was becomingly gowned in
white dotted null made over white
taffeta silk and trimmed with lace. The
maid of honor wore a dainty, lowered
organdie made over green silk, with
green ribbon garniture.
Shortly after the ceremony, wedding
breakfast Was served in the dining room,
the guests being conducted thither by
Miss Sarah j. Anderson. The ladies' who
presided here We're, Mrs. Fred {. Dow,
Mrs. q. f. Durrell, Mrs. +. K. Meme, lie,
Misses Dora aud Gertrude Goodwin and
Miss Smith.
An unusually large number of beauti-
full gifts were witnesses of the popu-
larity of the bride and groom, who have
wide circle of friends.
Among the out-of-town guests We're,
Mrs. II. f. Libby, Melrose, Mass; Mrs.
Geo. Libby, Miss Laura DensloW, Au-
gusta; Mrs. E. G. +. Sturtevant, Rich
moud; Mrs. j. b. Thomas, and Mayor
Geo. a. Stafford of Ilallowel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steward left on the 30
train for a short trip. They will he AT
home to their friends, Thursdays, after
March llth.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1897-02-11

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS: The fol
lowing are the real estate transfers dun.
ing the week
Norridg ewock-Ml larry e. Harding tc
). K. Harding, 81 400; Olive 4. Smti
to Irwin W. Gray, 500; Richard Smith
to Irwin w. Gray, 81 90; AMI NJ. Tuttlc
to Irwin w. Gray ct al, $500 James )
Sptudiug to Augustus II. Conaht, Sl.00
Brighton-W, J. Foss to A. II. CraW
ford, $500.
HartlaaA-Sam'l Mortified to w. O.
Chase ct al, $1,000.
Pittstield-T :. Dexter to f. l.. Smith
I$l34 40; J. G. Common ct ais to W. y.
Whitehouse ct al, S400; W. n. White
house TO Howard Jacobs, SIPS; Howard
Jacobs to Geo. d. Jacobs $l25.
Fairtield-A. c. Grant to ). A. Taylor
Sl25: Helen :. Foley to ). A. Taylor
1925; Simon n. Taylor to ). A Taylor
$l.00.
Mercer-W L, Tracy to Manley Blais-
dell, 800.
Cornvlle-L. c. Robinson to Chas r
and Chas. ). Moody, $1,000; Frank Nc
Cults et al to Ch4s. I. and Chas. y
Moody, $500; Herbert G. Woodman t.
Carrie b. Woodman, 81 CO.
Skowhegan-Geo. Philbrick to J. X
Philbrick, 81 90; X. w. Brown ct al to
q, f. Il E. G. Swift, $500.
Athe s-M tchell Willis to Fred V.
Barker. $500.
Madison-Celia S twyer ct al to Sarah
{. Blackwell, $500; Bertha Roadway
ct ais to VIM. H. Blackwell 5000; Leslie
A. Roadway ct ais to VIM IL. Blackwell,
81 200; Nathan Weston to 7. b. Weston,
81 90.
Forks Plt.-C. A. Kennedy to James
O'Brien, 1925.
Anson-W. 5. Jones to B. F. Mouton,
$l.00.
No. Anson-Albert Moore ct al to b.
F. Moulton, 1925.