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to fortune. Addros, 11, Hat.i.l,
Portland, Maine. aprl. A
fic§=Kverybody busy at C, AM
k Cos.
FOR SALE.H
THE following tract of Land, r
longing to Mrs. Mary K. Tort.j
for 9ale:—Forty-five and 4—lo (4ft |
Acres near Greenesboro’. Ga., adj I
lands of J. T. s cotl, B. F. BiV*r I
Estate of O. P. Daniel;—baing th I
formerly belonging to the Estate of \
Bickers, decensed. All who wish al
haigain will apply to the Editor wl
paper. I
April 18, 1882- —tf. |
A®.Ten Thousand yarda of g*i I
Sheeting and Checksjust received ' j
large lot of Kentucky Jeans to a' I
few days at E. A. Copelan's. I
I'!®“' Bie sar load *f2and 2pb t I
—One car load of Arraw Tifa, ust 1
A.CopalaD's. / t , • J
New things in Ladies Uo*f> Sk t -I
sorted prices, coming in.-—G A. I*l
Cos. f S
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