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Surry.
There have been several cases of measles
OF late.
Mrs. Nora g. Tufts, of Hyde Park,
Mass, spent last week with her aunt, Mrs.
b. B. Colt.
Frank L. Jordan came home from the
Chelsea marine hospital Friday. Mr.. Jor-
dan has lost flesh, but is doing well.
Mrs. Abbie Nelson, who has been a
guest of Mrs. NJ. S. Preble few weeks,
returned to her home in Dedham, Mass,
Tuesday.
James M. Young, whose home was at
North Bend, died Friday at Fairfield. The
remains were brought home and inferred
at Hillside cemetery, North Bend, Sunday.
Henry H. Phillips and son William are
at home for few days. They have been
employed in Whitcomb, Haynes & Co.'S
mills at Ellsworth Falls. Mr.. Phillips
business as millman Is running a rotary
saw in long lumber, and he Is always in
demand during the saving season. He
has worked at Dedham and Branch pond
mills this season, previous to his present
engagement with Whitcomb, Haynes
4 Co.
Miss Minnie Townsend was seriously
injured Thursday by being thrown from
carriage. She was driving between this
place and Ellsworth, accompanied by her
mother, Mrs Abbie Townsend, and Miss
Knight, OF Portland. The horse SHE'D at a
pile OF dirt and stones by the road and
ran into field. Miss Townsend was at
once thrown from the carriage striking
her back upon stone. A wheel ran over
her ankle. The other ladies escaped in
jury.
Sept. II. u.
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Marlboro
The Union chapel is to he dedicated
next Friday afternoon. II stormy the
exercises will take place Saturday. Ali
are cordially invited.
Sept. II. ARE.
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For burns, injuries, pile and skin diseases
use DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. 1t is the
original. Counterfeits may be offered. Use
only De Wits. WIGGIN q MOORE.
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ARE.
Sept. II.

The health problem is most quickly solved by
making the blood pure and digestion perfect by
taking Hoods Sarsaparilla. Its cures of scrof-
ula, salt rheum. dyspepsia, nervousness and
that tired feeling, are legion.
The non-irritating cathartic is Hoods Pills
Adpt,
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Northeast Harmon.
The swimming pool closed Saturday
after prosperous season.
The artesian well has struck water, but
not the specified quantity.
]. G. Thrope, OF Greening Island, is
having his swimming pool enlarged.
Levi Butler and Nathan Smallidge have
bong ht out Samuel Smsllidge's trucking
business.
Ernest Ober went away last Monday to
attend Westbrook seminary for his
second term.
Abram fitzpatrick has sold his land In
front Of Rock End hotel. A cottage will
be built there this winter.
Plans for three fine cottages are in the
hands OF contractors for estimates. They
are to be built before another season.
Edith and Stephen Salisbury, of Hulls
Cove, are visiting their grandparents, J.
A. Peck ha m and wife, and other relatives
here.
In the item in last weeks AMERICAN
announcing the sale of Ansei Manches-
ter's cottage to Mrs. Scull, a mistake APP
peared. The price pei was 1850, net
5000.
The hotels are being vacated but most
OF the cottages will be kept open until
October. 1t has been the best season
Mort beast Harbor has had, and its future
looks bright.
f w Clark, ot Philadelphia, who has
hat TIE Wh'tnnre cottage the past three
wears. hos hough. Prof. Adams cottage
a. u.-ho-side ard Will make some ini-
Y v.ments before ana; her season.
( St.tt1 j. A. p.
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Great p.'.',
Miss Eliza Shuman returned from
Brewer Tuesday.
Mrs. George Garland returned to Massa-
chusetts Saturday.
Mrs Ezra Williams entertained her
friends Thursday evening.
Mrs. Melvin Garry and Miss Lillian
Garry left Friday for Bangor.
Monday evening the club gave little
entertainment followed by an oyster
supper.
John Laughlin has crew at work re
pairing the "rolp' dam on the west branch
of the river.
J. p. Patterson gave concert in the hall
Saturday night, after which there was a
sale of ice-cream for ths Lenehl of the
church fund
Sept. 16. FLossIE.
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Don't let The little ones suffer from eczema or
other torturing skin diseases. No need for II,
poan's Ointment cures. Can't harm the mos,
delicate skin. At any drug store. 50 ctnts.-
Adrt.
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Grass stains nay he removed from
clothing Ivy washing them in alcohol.
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Educate Your Bowels With Casearets'
Candy Catharttc. cure constipation forever.
LOG. 25c. II c. c. C. fail. druggists refund money
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Haitham.
There were no services in the church
Sunday.
Mrs. Increase Jordan has been quite i'll,
but is improving.
Mrs. Nsttie DeBeck, after ia weeks stay
at Ellsworth Fails, has returned home.
Miss Sadie Clough is attending school
here. She is staying with!her aunt, Mrs.
Alfred Hardison.
The DeBeck reunion was held at the
town hall Sept. 10. The Franklin band
rendered fine music through the day.
good time was enjoyed by all.
Sept. II. ii.
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School began slonday, taught by Mrs.
Susie Bishop.
Mrs. II. A. Brown, of Bar Harbor, is
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. T. j. Hodgkins has turned to her
home in Chicago, Ill.
Mrs. Amelia Mcfarland has gone to re-
side with her daughter in Lincoln.
F. NJ. Watson, who has spent months
vacation at the homestead, has returned
to Brooklyn, N. Y.
Pauline F. Bunker, who has spent the
summer with her grandmother, Mrs. A..
E. Wooster, has returned to her home in
Somerville, Mass.
Sent II w
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West fremont
Capt. r B. Dix in schooner "Hyena" is
in the tarbor.
Henry Bryant has left the sardine fac
tory here to work in the one at his home
on Deer Island
W. A. Clark, Ashbury Lopaus and Basil
Limit have finished work on Sand island
and will begin job on Duck island Mon.
day.
Mrs, C. A. Rideout and daughter Ger
trude returned to Boston last week
accompanied by her cousin, Nettie c.
Lunt, who will attend school there this
winter.
All are glad to know OF the safe arrival
of the "Willie L. MAXWELL in Somes
Sound under the care OF Capt. Wilder B.
Robbins who assumed command because
of the illness of Capt. Tinker. Capt Rob-
bins has shown what he can do in the way
OF quick trips when given good vessel.
Sept. 16. THELMA.
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NOuth tsouid.tpuro.
School Is In session, taught by Lucy
Bunker.
Walter aud Dudley Sargent were called
from Bar Harbo last week on account OF
the accident OF their brother.
G. w. SARGENT, while working at
Griudstone Neck last week, cut his hand
80 badly that he had several stitches
taken in 1t.
solomon Sargent, " no shot his arm and
was Obliged to have 1t amputated, 10 re-
covering rapidly. He has the sympat II |,
Of all In mis- misfortune.
Sept. II. s. NJ. 8.
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COZ MY Tvs.
Pc additiosaoi County News Hhor poees
North SedgwicS.
ELwEr.L. sMALLIpeE WEDDING.

North SedgwicS.
ELWFI.I.. SMALLIDGE WEDDING.
A very pretty wedding took place at
the North Sedgwick church Monday
evening, Sept, 10. The bridegroom WAS
Edwin Clement Smsllidge, OF Seal Harbor,
and the brIde, Miss Beulsh Maude Elwell,
of North scdgwick. The bridal party
entered thu church while the wedding
march wss played by Miss Pnebe Durgsn.
The bridee room, with his best man,
Harry s Elweii, were followed by the
ushers, Roy p. Allen and Harry D. Thurs
ton. The bridesmaids were Miss Dora
Smallidge aud Miss Minnie Thurston,
who were followed by the bride on the
arm of her father, NJ. l.. Elwell. They
were met at the altar by the pastor, who
performed the marriage ceremony in
very impressive manner, using the
Episcopal service.
The brides gown was OF " HE crepe &c
chine satin trimmed win ace and chit
fon. She Y ore veil and carried bride
loses ami ulsldenhair fern. The brides
maids were dresset; in white Swiss mus
lin. The church VAS very pre,tlly decor
ated with wild and cut flowers.
immediate. after the ceremony tie
bride held "a reception at her home, to
few relatives aid friends. Refreshments
were served by the ushers ana brides
maids. The young coupe received many
pretty and valuable presents.
Among the guests were Howard L. Ell
we'll, wife and daughter, of Mechanic
Falls; Harry 5. Eiaesi, OF Portland; Mrs
L. r. Campbell, OF Bath; Mr.. and Mrs.
J.W Babson, il and Miss Myrtle Bah
OF Washington, u. c.; Miss Ethel l.. Lord,
of Brewster, Mass; Miss Marion Head,
Athol, Mass: Mrs. Fred Cole, OF Boston
Mr.. and Mrs. John +. SIN ,ildge and
daughter, of Seal Harbor; Mrs. G. A.
Grindie and Harold Grindie, OF BROOKLYN
Mrs. Nat tan wining, OF East Btuehill.
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West Sullivan.
Bradbury Smith lost one OF his best
horses last week from coiic. The horse
was called "Spiro".
Clarence Havey has returned from Co.
burn classical institute, having met with
q severe accident. He will return to
school as soon as he is able.
Stone business is very quiet here this
fall. The strike is as stubborn as ever,
and nearly all the union meu have found
employ ment elsew here. the trouble has
caused loss of thousands OF dollars to
the town.
E. G. Abbott and wife left last Monday
for Portland, where DR.. Abbott will
practice as physician and surgeon. Mr..
and Mrs. Abbott will be greatly missed by
g large circle of friends, who wish them a
useful ana Happy life in their new home.
Sept. Il Il.
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The steam yacht "NavIs", OF Sorrento,
owned by Hon. Frank Jones, OF Ports
mouth, n. H is hauled up for tue winter
The "Navi," has been commanded this
season By Capt. G. ID. Blake, OF TINS pace
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PenObscoT.
Capt. w lille III Sellers i. at home for
few days.
Capt. Calvin Davis has gone to Bangor
to ship III cossting vessel.
George T. Perkins, IF Bar f1arbor, is in
town visiting friends and relatives.
Sumner Bridges and wife, OF Belfast,
who have been visiting in town, have re-
turned home.
Seymour Wsrdwell is having new
stone foundation put under his house.
Andrew Staples is doing The work.
Mrs. John Wardwell has gone to Belfast
on short visit. Miss Blanche Bridges,
who has been visiting friends in town,
Returned to belfast with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. c. Fulweiler, w. H..
Fulweiler, j. E. Fulweiier, Philadelphia,
Pa, F. 1. Paige and Miss NJ. E. Paige,
Boston. were registered at the Penobscot
house, Wednesday.
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who is next him in age, will be 100 years
old next month. She, too, is in possession
OF her faculties to remarkable degree.
Deer Isle is a good place to grow old in,
surely.
Sept. Is. EGO.
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COUNTY NEWS.
~, additional County Ne,cs $40 other pages

Deer Isle.
Mrs. Ralph Gray left for Boston satur-
day.
Eugene II. Spofford returned home from
yachting Tuesday.
Mrs. James Staples and son Peter left
town Wednesday for Searsmont.
Schooner "Marshall Perrin, Capt. Gray,
lumber loaded, arrived from Bangor Sun
day.
Sleeper Bros, of Rockland, are In town
doing the plumbing on j. J. Spofford's
new house.
Steam yacht "AkeIa'', Capt w, s. Green,
came into the harbor Monday, leaving
again Friday for Portland.
Capt. George +. Haskell arrived home
from New York Friday for a visit while
his vessel, the Hugh Kelley, Is dis
charging.
Capt f. A. Richardson and wife were In
Rockland Thursday at the launching OF
the new schooner being built for John s.
Emery & Co.
Capt. Z. L. Haskell returned home
Tuesday, the yacht Sapphire, of which
he has been first officer, having hauled up
for the winter.
Sept. II. F. J. s.
Franklin Road.
| Miss Sadie Mullan is teaching In Clifton.
Miss Helen Butler has returned from
Bar Harbor.
| Mrs Effie johnson has returned from
| visit in Dedham.
Mrs. Henry Butler, who has been quite
i'll, is convalescent.
| Mrs. Downing. OF Boston, is the guest
of Mrs G. p. Clark.
| &. L, Scribner, station agent, is boarding
with Miss Della Clark.
| Horace Mcfarland and wife are home
/ from Massachusetts, for a visit.
School begins this morning, with Harvey
Carter, OF Mt. Desert Ferry, as teacher.
Carl Goodwin aud Hollis Brimmer, of
Brewer, made a short stay with Charlie
Graves last week.
Mrs Henrietta Sinclair, after an a bsence
OF twenty two years, Is visiting relatives
and friends here. This is her native place.
Sept II. G.
| >outh tsouid.buro.
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south Hancock.
P. q. Wooster, Il Pasadena, CAL,
formerly OF this place, is president OF the
Whittier Producers Oh Co, recently
organized there with capital stock Of
$4,000.
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South Penobscot.
Eliza Perkins is home from Brooklin ,
where she has been working.
Harry Wescott is home from Waterville,
very i'll with typhoid fever.
l. w. Littlefield, OF Miller &iLittleield,
has severed his connection with!the firm
and gone to Portland to work.
Mrs. NJ. Dunbar, who has been spend
ing the summer with her daughter, Mrs.
E. NJ. Leach, has returned to her home in
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Sept. Is. CLIMAX.
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" altman .

Mt. Desert, Sept, 5. 1890.
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M arlboro.

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Sept. Il
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QUESTIONS AN WIRED.

Yes, August Flower still has tho
largest saleloi any medicine in the civ
iiized world. Your mothers and grand
never thought Of using any
ching else for indigestion or bilious
ness. Doctors were scarce ana they
seldom heard Of apendicitis, nervous
prostration, heart failure, etc They
used August Flower to clean out the
system and stop Fermentation Of undJ-
gested food, regulate the action Of the
liver, stimulate the action Of the ner-
GUS and organic aystem, and that ~
oil they took when feeling duh and bad
With headache snd other aches. You
only need few doses of Green's Ans
gust Flower, in liquid form. to make
you sRtiefied there le. nothing serious
.hs matter with you Sample bottles
8 Butts drugstore or Brown Drug G
Should be IN every houtehoid nee {
ciue chest. II a5orGs certain relief
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a.waY- sf7aJ4 be is ackut 'Eledged today
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treatment for Yaricocele ano Structure
without tne aid of knife or cauterv
cures in 80 per cent. Of all cases. In
The treatment Of loss Of vital forces
nervous disorders, kidney and urinary
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rheumatism, catarrh and diseases pecuI1
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DR.. iiathawaY's practice is more than
1ouole That OF any other specialist.
sses pronounced hopeless BY other
readily yield TO his treat
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your case He makes no charge for
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rs Bryan Street Savannah, Ga
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ILLUSTRATIONS sAIE

GE0Bf4l ,--tlErn County
y gl p =. an order Of tfe couii ~ ordinor
fe Fst Tae3 y @li \, p " at pubic cutlery Oh
court nonse door in said eounty. baJSyea3 ~ the
usual aopr5 Of sale, an fhas certain iot .s st
opd SIgSi o. ia6d ing and being in aid stats
- a. GVluty ana IN the city d Frunswick and
9s'ng described according i0 fhs sn,ge; az s,ig
ii',i o. sald city made by teorge r. Bai,@,n
fect ~ * se ~ is a. foiiows towit ~
~ hn,nDt 5Sl, haYAg tie foioginS conrs,.l
a. st4nces ana meas2rements. Coinlaendin', ~
~, * w ~, On tne Wesfh line OF chran avon
~ =, ieee Sou1h oR the southern line of oodnn
str'et, ana running thence fouth 9io,s. it ~
western line Of Cochran avenue n 10 sl Wy
te ~ runntng westerly right angles h feet
~ ana thence easterly ut right ansios NJ fec1
" is point 81 Deginping said and bejo,ggi,,ss
~ siie e5tate 81 Aniauqa Hughs daceaseJ
1000 ~ gay Of September.
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Stale Of Georgia-Countyo Glynn.
Mrs, Ella Markham Libel for divorce; in the
Superior court ofGlynn
vs.. county May term, 1900,
Order TO perfect service
Martin B. Markham tgranted at said term.
TO the Defendant, Martin b. Markham.
You are hereby required in person or by at
toFney- to be and appear, az the December
Term, 1900, OF Glynn Superior court, to he hold
enfn and for said county, al the court house,in
brunswick, Glynn county, Georgia, 1.-The first
Monday in december, 1905, and YOU Will he
there BY ten Mo- clock, OF the forenoon Of said
day, then andtherc toanswer the complaint of
tue plaintih Mrs ELLA Markham. in the above
stated ease, in her libel for divorce.
E Witness the Honorable Joseph w. Bennett,
Judge of the superior court Of Glynn ",
this the 24th day Of August, 1900.
A. o. TOWNSEND,
Deputy Clerk OF the superior Court, Glsnn
Gnunty Georgia,
ERNEST DA RI,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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WILL STAND BY YOU.

The "Columbis bicycle standard Of
the world" is 8 wheel in which per-
f. oSconGdence can be placed, because
il has stood the test Of years, and ia
made for service as wei as looks, See
the Columbia sad" in this issue
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Martin b. Markham Granted az Sail
shRyIcE BY pUBmcAT1oN.
ID ID 6 -county o. GIynn.

state Of Georgia-County Of Giynn.
Mrs. Edna Wyiie Libel for divorce; in the
superior court OF Glynn
vs. county, May term, 1900
order to perfect service
james Mylie. granted at said term.
To tho Defendant, James ANylie.
You are hereby required, in person or by at
torney to be and appear at the December
term, 1900, OF Glynn superiorieontt. 60 he hold
en- ia and for said county, at the court house,
in brunswick, GIynn county, Georgia, on the
irst Monday in December, 1900, iiuG- you will
be there by ten u0) O'Clock Of the foreReon OF
said day, then and there TO answer the com
plant OF the plaintiff Mrs. Edna Myiie, NEn she
above stated case, in her libel for d4yorces
witness the Honorable Joseph WI Bennett,
Judge of the sufRffor eohft Of alynn county.
this the gath dag 3of August, 1900.
A. o. TOWNSEND y
Depatg Clerk OF the superior Court, Glynn
County, Georgia.
ERNEST DART,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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o7,,,1 Il, ,,i,.t,,, - - ..,,..
ana nY virtue OF an execution issued by IL. j.
ReAd, tax collector, for state and county taxes
ane Ior . the yer lS9S Amount of tax S25 with
interest," ena az So t5' Levy made and returned
Also 90 the same time ana place, the
Y following described property towit: The loase
n F,wn Con,pans iot NJ III Entype Stl,,
yyltll ana Cnehrap ayennoe rnyi@d ~, S ~ liz
1rorsifv cr Ian5as ssd Ifntt,a n ~ ~ S ny
a1d III 5,1.te If IN Den49L unuGI
Read TN ceIector 1870 onS no ~ y, .:
dne III. fhe wear ISS r,o,,nt ~ ~ e. N tl
ihferest and ali cost al, ,,se IL t 80 Fov VII
10 me ~ n ( pSIes aity uEarj S''U Vluthe"
Also at the safne fine -" ana ,f,oo
the Following deseribed poneTty tn1,it p'oe Il
ann him, in Ne Ti 81 NJ i1mu SltuaCe wing
Givnm aid state Of i;eoriia IL fhe Ne' No., ~
Of said city. being the northgesi lr az Ir
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TO SPEAK HERE.

Hor. Arthur Emmett Cochran, Of
Wsgof'ss, flector for ths eleventh
congregational district, will be INVITED
by the Glynn county democratic club
TO address the voters here. Mr.. oooh
ran is an able orator and II is to be
hoped that he viii accept the invita-
ton.
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NAmEslIHIs ASSISTANTS.
Manage Wolfe Appoiots the Opera
House Attaches.


Ma ager woFe has appau Cd his
o era house Eattaches tyr the coming
) asou, which opens Mondsy. Tn ,
are as follows:
Door Keepers A Baker, ". H.
Lyle.
Ticket sel1er-Aadrew Bright.
Ushers-T Wiggln., G Anderson, J.
E. Marlin, Wdl Ber,ts.
Elec rciar-L. Ven We2er
Advertising Ageht-W McLaugh,
I'm.
Master Of Propertie. Ia Goldeo
Stage CARPENTER Frank Ross.
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The defendants, J. H.. Ernst, Carlo. Irnst, G.
Schumacher IL Goa eopartnership A. Norden
a Co. a eopaHtnership, II. W. y. Edge. w ltiRnf
o. Allison and j. S, Thomas. are hereby notified
and req uired to be and appear IN person.pr by
attorney at the next December 1900, term Of
the superior Court OF said county, to DO held in
the court house ofsaid county, at Brunswick,
On the first Monday ia Decembeis next, and by
10 o'clock, q. M, o said daY, then and there to
answer the plaintiffs in this action ne in default
thereof the Court Will proceed az 20 justice
may appertain Witness the Hon jog. NJ ssBen-
net Judge of said Court. This 9th day 08sfaIy,
1900. II. T.. pg[tlsl1s42 NJ
Clerk SUPERIOR Ce0rts "a IN u, 81.
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beWufsL..He Early Riser- arc promy-pal-
atagLe pleasant powerful, purifying ,t,e BIN.
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STATE OF GEORGIA County.
Insurance Cossset al, Superior Court Of
VS.. OF said county
The Mamie Cotton Co., suit to enforce
ct al. lpaynleuts to capi~
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and 10y virtue of an execution issued by H. j.
ReHd, tax collector, for state and county taxes
due for the yer lS9S. Amount of tax $25 with
interest and al. cots. Levy made and returned
70 me by r. s. Pgies, deputy sheriff.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Di97oLLI lDN NOTICE.
On account o. he death Of esr.ue
firm OF Curtis, Carfera.
sel { has been dissolved.
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Stale Of Georgia-Countyo OF Glynn.
Mrs, Ella Markham Libel for divorce in
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