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The Portland daily press., 1871-09-19
ESOr Sale

SECOND-HAND ENGINE AND Ro1rrp n
~ glne live horse power. upright tnoninh, En-
IN com ele running ORDER, in use but sha. noDef'
Apply 10 doe FIRST National Bank Biddeord N Ine
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICES,
H OHsRe Securities
BONDS
OF THE
EUROPEAN AND
NORTH AMERICAN
RAILWAY co.

TIME e. & N A. RAILWAY is completed from
/ Bangor, Maine, to st. John. New Brunswick.
distance OF 2C2 miles,-with the exception of %
mil between Winn, Me-, and be boundary line OF
the state at VancebHrO' On this portion The track
ia now heine la d, both from Winn eastward and
from Vapceboro' aCestDdrd and the work will be
com Melted and trains running from Bangor to St.
John in September next.
TIL road will then be
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ON MARRIAGE.
"a q T L ~ e. '

THE Cigar store that wae advertised for solo 900
street has to tie oS
.acture the choicest brands of cigars f' Oh, manu-
all my and friends in general +" ca invite
ali OF Tse on
OF Smoking Tobacco "nu nne brands
want two first class Cigar Makers
wanted K. PONCE No en- " no poor ones
y1-tf oo HAcnange st.
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An Authentic History

OF the War between Germany and France
with Biographies OF the principal actors therein. Al
60 an account OF the Civil war and Reign of
Terror i'm Paris. Over 500 pages, and $50 Illus
trations. Sold only by subscription. ATWELL
Agent for Portland. au19eodtf sN
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
The Great Fair:

THE EXHIBITION of manufactured Arteles,
Products OF The Farm aud Laity, md Eau - a.d
Flowers, Of the coming FAR viii DO al he
G 1T Y IL A LII
and adjoining room; and entries must be made aIth
the Assis Secretarv at ,fice conf suUus 10 Inc
room o the Common Council, n pa ueaos d1utg
The present week.
And ou: citizens who are ensa sed IN any business
requiring mechanical or artistic skin are eAIuesLIy
requested to send Ia their Contributions, or Al INCA
designate tbe So they wish upy, 80 q, 10 u
sure the haest display that has t,Eet plaza in
our city. 5. Il. BECkfTF,
SEP .9dto % Supsanssndent
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MARI N e n EVE
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Monday, Sept. Is.

MOmuays ScPt. ice
ARRIVED.
Sch Mary Louise, Simpson, Philadelphia, to
James & Williams
Sch Maud Muoch. Norwood. Philadelphia coal
to Prince & Son.
Sch Phenix. Thompson, Boston,-sugar to T c
Hersey.
Sch Relief tBrl Camp Boston for 81 John, NIB
Sch Ospray. tBrl Sprague, Boston Tor st John, NIB.
Sch Intrepid. Jackson, BO; ton.
Sch Sandal phon. .ylward Boston.
Sch ocean Grant. Boston.
Sch Laura q Marion. Clifford, Boston.
Sch Merriam, Clark. Soston.
Sch Commerce. Rowe. Rockport. Mass.
Sch Yankee Maid, Webster, Bay Chaleur-175 bbls
mackerel
Sch G d Oliver, Small, Bay Chaleur - 100 bbls
mackerel
sch Helen Maria Prince. Camden.
Sch Parsons, Mcfarland. Trenton for Boston.
Sieop M nj Hamilton, Hamilton, Boston.
CLEARED.
Fox.
Steamer Emperor, tBr) sulis. Yarmouth, Ns-Jno
Porteous.
Sch Dolphin, (Br) Snow, Port Ia Tour Ms.
Sch John Collins Wall Boston-Chas Sawyer.
sen SAM Gilman Kelley, Gardiner, to load for
Wilmington, Dell NicBerson.
& Co.
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Lost.

Lost.
I OST bet weer Knigbtsville, Cape Elizabeth and
I, Portland. on "Wednesday, Is INST. Boys wooden
Jacket, whoever will return the to 50 Park ST.
shell beproperly rewarded. aug2ltf
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THERE was considerable excitement on the
main street of Whe cling, West Virginia, at
noon of last Wednesday, when the sound o,
four pistol shots, fred in rapid succession, was
heard in the Peoples Bank, followed immedi-
ately by the sight of two men rushing out,
holding revolvcrs N their hands, which thew
pointed at whoever attempted to stay their
progress. 1t was simply another midday rob
berry, and OF the most desperate and violent
character. At the noon hour, when oniy a
clerk, George Feeney, was in the bank, two
ordinariiy-dressed men entered, told the clerk
they had come to take possession, and imme-
diateiy began a shooting match in which
Feeney joined. Meantime they found time TO
snatch packages of money from the desk. The
rapid hiring soon drew crowd to the door
aud the robbers saw that their game was up
Halding their pistols against the breasts OF
those who stopped their egress, they got out
on to the street, where the cry of Stop thiet''
called out great number of persons Alex.
ander Laughlin made an attempt to stoo
them on Main street, but one OF them level!ed
his pistol and shouted Come on!" and Alex
ander, like sensible man, didn't "come on, /"
AS they turned up Mulberry alley they met
Joseph PAUL. The taller OF the two rascals
placed the muzzle Of his pistol against joe $
breast, shouting "Let me pass, SIR, Joe in
stantiy removed any obstruction his presence
might have been, and said Pass on, stranger"
1n this way they passed out of town, no one
nindering, and the bank, after closing for the
day, couldn't make its cash bOlance by $685.
But nobody was hurt.
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M EylORANDA.

Sch Fay. from weehawken inr Bristol, RI
was found ashore 18th ON Handkerchief and has
been got off without damage and towed into port BY
steamer Island Home.
Sch DR. Kane, Dodge, from Maine for Boston with
hsh, was run into at Portsmouth nth, BY sch Erne-t
Norwood, and bad bowsprit carried awav and bow
stove In. yacht also was badly damaged by the
Nnrwoof, which put to sea Immediately AFTER
steamer NaLsemOnd carried away her fcre-
mast In contact with brig Eta M Tucker at Ooboy
Bar, Ga 9Th inst while assisting the brig to safe
anchorage
San Francisco Sept 16-Shp Annie Sise. Tucker
owned in Portland. Me ?[probably Portsmouth, was
wrecsed on Point keyes last night Vessel and cargo
total loss. Crew saved and arrived here
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The MISSING WoMAN.-We get in an ex-
change few additional particulars in regard
TO the my sterious disappearance of Mrs. E. G.
Mitchell of Detroit. referred to in the PRESS
few days ago. Mrs. M. is a native of Portland
an adopted daughter of the late b. C. Fernald !:
She had been instructed by her husband to
make the journey by easy stages, and there
lore intended to pass the night in Boston,
Finding the hotels crowded she resolved to
continue her journey, aud teegraphed to her
father ih-iaw, Mr.. E. p. Mitchell, President of
the Common wealth National Bank, Philadel-
phia, that she would proceed to the lime p. Nj.
train, and also wrote note in pencil to her
husband in Detroit, saying that she would 90
forward and telegraph him on her arrival in
Philadelphia. This is the latest authentic in
teiligence of the lady. Her husband and his
brother went to Boston and interrogated the
conductors OF the train she said she would take,
but found no clue beyond faint recollection
on the part of the sleeping car conductor that
such lady on the night of the 9th inst. want
ed berth, but could not get it, owing to the
crowded state OF the train, but was taken into
a section which Mrs. Ames had secured en-
tIrely for herself who kindly offered to share
with her,
Mrs. Mitchell mentioned in her letter to her
husband that an elderly gentleman had been
very kind to her on the way from Portland,
and on her arrival in Boston offered to conduct
her to third rate hotel; but as she objected 10
stopping in any but first class hotel. he ad-
vised her to continue her Journey. Whether
she went further than Boston does not appear.
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IRON OUR CORRESPONDENT.

IFHUM UUR CORRESPONDENT.
BOoTHBAY Sept 15-Ar. schs Cora Greenwood
OunfOn, Bay Chaleur, $50 bbls mackerel Ripple,
nopes. Wiley, do 200 do; Oregon DuntoD, Portland
> Rowe. Rose Ellen. and Susan Bean, shore.
sept l6-Ar. scbs Oetavia A Dow, Startling, Cap.
ann; Winnie WESTON, Dunton GEORGETOWN.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-07-13

The mills have all been compelled to
stop for want Of water, 1t must be the
brooks have gone down to the watering
places" in good earnest,
The Chalybeate Spring Co. are ship
ping more water than ever before. There
ought to be a iile hotel here for summer
use.
The milk business is quite lively aud
many new ones will engage in it in few
weeks. All are now convinced that milk
can be safely carried to New York if
properly cooled.
Quite moving machine war is rag
ing, several new machines having been
recently introduced. The Buckeye and
Woods machine are the old staudbys,
and for rough, hard usage, they can
hardly be excelled by new corners.
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A0w awned b Mr Wars Vas Killed
by pssslug tueiue ata crossing bear 81
i,w 3sgs aao Il being BIS oulF cov.
ibe neighbor. expressed ,heir gmpaihy ~
paaas p neraF b. boss
Qe extensive repairs are going Is
attic Nare place
Aa vegetation shows steatnoci Of
taiu
20 4 whaiag "a. iaa erected s
ali's monument fer Gideon Tabor, Al
Alt Tabor
GA tac FoaHb, Young BaectaualIaH
having drank q excess, H. friends
thought bet 10 hide ij, aask but 81 laa
yielded e his opportunities and directed
mm to r8om GA Tie second floor where
te would aad Il Is uiadow-sIll u
De- wgul bai wucn uithiu reaching dis.
tauce, &c Loot hi. equilibrium and fell
hradione through The window to the
ground knocking as flask oiFas be went
sad To relate De was auburt.
LtsI uuRsET
Tile Ladies' Uuieu Ala Association
Of Fast Dorset propose Is have q Straw
berry aud lee CREAM festival Thursday
exc, Julg IJih, for thc purpose olraising
a fund for some necessary church repair, ;
and knowing that the reader, OF your
J0ug>M are always interested in such
matter, aud we being 7nxlou, to see them
al with ali their friend. on that occasion,
take this way 10 invite every body. We
expect Col NJ ;. Colburn Of Factory
Point to be present aud enliycn the
"phWuy feelings 81 everybody that is
not opposed TO a good hearty laugh with
one Of his original stump speeches, and
+ there will probably be present a eeleJrat-
cd singer from Rutland to make some
harmonious sounds that are always SO
/ pleasing to all "bolh great and small.
f And Mr., Editor we need not say any
i thing about the lee cream to induce yoa
/ loo come and tell everybody else to DO so
/ toe, because we believe you know that the
/ East Dorset Ladies can't be beat Gin fix
+ ing things good 70 eat, so we say come
one come an, especially come yourself
Per order Of Committee.
DANDY 4 CORNERS,
"A trial Of moving machines took
4 place here on Saturday last on the farm
owned by Edwin Staples, Esq.
The Directors Of the Staples Gilt
Edge Cheese Factory, have shipped 9C
Of their cheeses direct to London, being
some over G0O0 pounds, this is am ex-
pertinent never tried before in this Sec
ton and we hope it viii be successful
i. c. VI.
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wALLiNGroRp.

Among recent improvements in this
village we notice the fine new house of
A. NJ. Fargo on Central Street, and also
the extensive repairs which John Wells
has been making on his house. Both
gentleman are adding much to the ap-
pearance of the village.
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STORE AND LOT FOR SALE.

The subscnl offers "a sale bic
STORE AND T0T,
Pleasantly situated ia Tho
Village u Londonderry, Va located about Tour.
teen Miles ffnm tire Drp1ts At Manchester Dor
set Dandy, EaHt Malingi3fA, ludlow haI Ches.
ter consisting 81 a store butIdluR
so Feet Front on Main Street,
50 Feet on School Street,
Two snd hslf ttorrs hRh Tho upper sn y.
part mostly rented aud occupied for fh9p4 ash
DWelAHEs.
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Since writing YOU last death has boon
busy here Mt Horace Sauudcr, and
Jos simmons have gone to their rtst;
tie former leaving a wife and two dau4h.
tiers, the latter wife, TO mourn their loss
They have left their friends the assurance
that for them 70 die was gain. Mrs Syl-
ycstcr Gardner az South Berlin, was
buried on the third inst She has long
been uown as a mother in Israel The
gentleman above named were worthy
members Of tho Good Tempars Lodge
aud by them were buried
Our town has been Infested by qnack
doctors and patent medicine men Of late,
but there was very little except noise, and
think they Jared SLIM
Picnics and hilarity seemed 10 have
been the order ofthe day here on the llh.
The late copious rains win give a.
more hay than We grumblers anticipated.
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q dowa SOW CHHmus zee "a itt
Nbep 3 yeaf energy Can another
meeting aud 81 ahead
tANgenayE.
Tbf subscriber aeslre ,hraagh de
Jocg>AI- q expires. Der ,hsuk. 6 Miss
Victoria Henson u B8plrue Or bean.
Uml bopqHes of d5ecr placid npan bgr
s.c.k laN sabbath. and presented Is hsr
after service uU, AIN.
The 6loriou. Fourth passed Oh
quietly With o., lf We except s. sew big
guns in lle morning. which were DO
doubt Is remind laggari, !, was time Is
&c up sud doing lflhey were going 20
Weston,
H. n Harlow has added very much
10 the beauty oihi. dwelling house, this
season, this 6, duc in a great measure 60
the beautiful handivafk Of Me..rs. Reed
4 Bailey ramcrs.
aIsrER.
Cole Of the Ingnham House gave a
patriotic BAH The third inst. The oeel-
Sion WAS most enjoyable, some sixty
couples participating The thjni.t tough
it, sourisi aud most bl4pdc,, old rails Of
humanity can get up a good sweat ifthey
Wiggle through twenly-hguros 81 mazy
dance most amy Of these luly nights, and
those who enter the lists Ia blooming
health, will resemble the first stage OF a
cabbage plant tanspanted under hot
sun, when thcy hear the rooster In the
morning. sin It's fun.
The "gloriou, Fourth passed oil
without agony. Since our dear old
"Rauher took an over dose Of powder
and green grass some years ago aud bust
her speaking tu0c, we have had no Ala of
July orator. Constituted authority Of a
town corporation why didn't you tie @
flag TO the village stick?
The Journal records the numerous
arrivals at Mauchesteraud we are pleased
to note the fact that tourists are some
where, we have not seen any this way
as yet don't understand it. Something,
however, seems TO be doing in the way of
an overland transportation. Samuel u.
Curtis, the stage line proprietor between
Chester, mean depot, and Londonderry,
/ is loaded every trip. Sam is POPULAR he
| Is genial intelligent conyersatioualist
as he sits on the upper deck Of his trim
crait and drives you over fourteen miles
Of the most picturesque scenery in YER
mont never begrudging a courteous reply
TO the simplest enquiry. You are not
/ likely TO leave him without thinking some
/ day YOU will try il over. Let me assure
tourists there is no painful monotony in
+ a trip with Sam. II is the most de-
i lightiul way to reach Manchester from
this point, especially during the summer
months. Try it.
Miss Hubbard, one of the most ac-
complshed teachers we ever had in Chess
ter, closed her summer term Yesterday,
the 18th, with pleasant picnic interspcrs-
ed with literary exercises and a bountiful
collation. spread out on the grounds of Mr..
Sewell Muzzy. Then the farewell greet
4 ippu "a
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The anniversary ofour Independents
was dolls celebrated by ibe iueprssibie
younger portion % ont Villagers Quet
people endured lhe c0ufasiga irUm about
It's Hrsi 81 Jeig go ther powder aad
ihelr enthusiasm we're speut.
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the Shaker Society died suddenly Of apo
plexy, on Monday Of last week. lie was
sixty years Of age and had been shaker
nearly an Ills life.
LEBANON STRINGS.
Mr.. Grays new building Is now in
process Of construction The masons are
TO have a fine ball in the upper story, and
the ceremony of laying the corner stone
will take place under their auspices on
Thursday, the goth inst.
Columbia Hall is crowded with
visitors.
The pic mic Of the Expiscopa Society
on the lth inst, was perfect success.
sTErIENTowN.
Mrs George Tare was seriously In
iured on the mornlngo of the eth Of July,
riding with her husband. Tho horse be-
come frightened at some object in the
road and turned In such manner as to
throw both Of them out. Mr.. Tarc was
also considerably bruised.
MIDDLE GRANVILLE.
IIaying is fairly commenced, bat the
crop is very light. There is renewed &c.
tiyity IN the slate market and the average
shipment from this place is full ten car
loads per day, aud prices rule 1rmer.
M. V. b. Bull and family Of Albany,
r. II. Eddy and family Of New York and
Vim. II. Cowen and family Of Whitehall,
have engaged rooms at the Granville
House.
The new double balcony on tho
Granville House win be completed this
week. It fronts beautiful and shady
park ~ feet long, a very desirable ap.
pondagc lor o summer resort.
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ORWELL.
On the Fourth of July the Benson
and Orwell Congregational Sabbath
schools united in chartering the steamer
Oliver Bascom aud made an excursion
down the lake. The two schools with
their friends accompanying the excursion
numbered about four hundred The day
was delightful and everything passed of
pleasantly The Orwell brass baud ac-
companied the excursion, discoursiug
patriotic airs rs the occasion demanded.
The party passed the ruins Of the old forts
at Ticonderoga aud Crown Point drink
ing ia the spirit Of the fathers as they be-
held the monuments Of their work. The
landing was made at Essex, and the pro-
cession marched to beautiful grove
where the tables were spread. i. l.. Bar
Der Of Benson read an original poem
written for the occasion. The excursion
was also success financially, the two
schools obtaining net profit for their
treasury Ct not less than Sl2o. s.
HprEHT.
The post Office At this place has been
made Money Order Office.
rAwLEr
Il send you few Pawlet Items which
You can print ii yon see fl!
DIR. a. s. IIoughion Is about TO re-
move TO Belleyille, ~. y, The Doctor
has been in practice in Pawlet over
twenty years, aud b. removal is much
regretted by tie citizens 81 tbe place.
Mr.. james Rice, postmaster, ha,
given ap the charge Of hi- Office to hi,
son, 81 account oil falling health. lie ha'
given his Office lis constant care for ten
years and now intends taking a journey
west to regain his health
Warren Rice bias secured Tie service,
IofFay Hammond a. clerk 10 bis store and
assistant r ~ "Fay 8. just the righ
man ia ilic right place all customers wii
dud him Kind and obliging.
Z Weather hot aud dry, hag crop yerl
light Farmers begin to talk about
high price for potatoes, and II this wea,h
q holds iAey VIII gei u.
"A trialof moving machines came 81
recently on The farm Of james Leach ii
which several of lhe best machines en-
gagged ID was hard telling which was
on tie WHOLE, The best al having ihei
superior points. IS.
TENI.
l.4in aud ness aFe scarce IN this place
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Nj. LnnANoN.

Dwight lIiuckly an old member Of
the Shaker Society died suddenly Of apo
plexy, on Monday Of last week lie was
sixty years Of age and had been shaker
nearly an Ills life.
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ewing b ne tms 81 tae au8aKa.saa +,
z sapfe,rl g 8 o. uogs ofau n6sa8.
arg Io,scsdmscJais nsap3 80
slon
number eag Mehodd people
s.g attending gse NsjiaAal tsmp Meefsae
@ Round Lakes somt have been AMI 49,
taratd wbse others ale da.a asatag
ia ht "uld Camp Ground
Cutie q argc oourau, nom III.
praec hnyc a sgrlou. contemplation
,.at % Bennington rowef noyt week
Neatu rltR shteen.
fltu veeu5 arrangements made T.
celebrate hero. uutl tlo uoruog Of tbe
FOURTH WHOM quite number 81 the VIZ
'aEen turrkatel q, stewart. liogel aad
ma3a arrangement. 70 talse lbc emblem
ofoar country independence, Ia front
of Che hotel stood Tho pole Zee, high
al Iut fa,b t.glr physical ava mental
powers io yace hg a,i absorbing object
Of uuur..ng tbe Stars aud stripes 10 tl.e
pure brceges 81 heaven AIl attempt.
were fruit ess however, nnla they tried
the experiment 81 throwing lipo over
The puliy With kHo which proved a sue.
ccssi and ubout VA The oii Gag was ua-
lurled for tbe lir time, iatm. plaee Tor
four Years a. There was ~ cannon II
the place, 8u anvil was used as snbsti.
tule. Tho Older aud more scdato en-.
pleycd themselves Ia Gting ihc anvil
while The bows amused themselves with
fire crackers Tho DAY passed pleasantly
away, aud 10 an appearance was richly
enjoyed By all,
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Rain aud ness arr scarce ia this place
The Fourth passed Of quietly with iitiie
smell " powder = company passed
through befe ia the morning, who showed
NJ that there was other beverage than
pure waier ia ase somewhere
-is ii possible tAal sfer having 3 go
subscribed 'of cur steam mill that il must
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ARIlNgIoR.
Tie 10. Rey.W II. A. Bissell, Bishop
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- Easieas Hsass skaa. asstst 50
nE
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4 IeO TOR SALE
y uo.d msfbla shop sad iat o. Main 8.reet.
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q Vernoaf. win oHasse 20 s. 5ams
cbarsl "a tlls p.ao5 % Monday ,ae stl
inst
Fourth e laly passed 81 hers ycs
qaicty anil ef eoane pleasantly j. n,ase
remaining ai their homes with flstr ism.
Higs Tie youug a.g hr55 National
salajc % ,lemorn.ue. Tae masses baU-
ever geing sewbeea semc 10 Rutland
ard others 9 He pIeus so1 bal tla, 81
Sunderland. e. pond Go holiday The
day Was ycl pleasant ava warm, sad uo
accident oamyi iu tat vicinity during
ne aay
We have seen SOME new EsfN Rose
potatoes dag tht morning 0fjho ItH. ono
d which measuct1 iHeacs go ltbsth uJ
sIx inches III circumference Ties vru
at.ed By Lewis CsyIu go be- Na.fg
arm CoRln. by lha way. Is over sc,-
emy lcan old and Is a s9u oftUr cello.
bratcd iasspl GOWN, who was murdered
by ,ht Bauru'. u Manchester some 81 ..y
years ago aad came 20 lite SO mysieriou.'y
some years afterwards returning e bis
Old home iutime 20 aycoae brother hum
the ealIows aud auothcrfram ,ta,e pr-.
GA lor tie murder
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rtET ARLINGTON,

The Methods, Society ofEasl Airing
ton will hold picnic aad festival Ia Can
fields grove ou The 3lih Addresses viii
be made By the Rev Messrs, Clemens,
Poor and Garry Good music viii bo ip
attendance aud ice cream and other re-
ffeshmcuts sold for tEe benefit OF the
organ fund ol Tic society. 4 chance Tor
good time and in aid Of worthy object
is llm. al0nLgl
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spruce igaIds
Hem Fialks
Hsn.oek isyaftr
Laih, sic. ete.
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The dwelling house aud outAaildiu2s
" i S Randall, were totally destroyed
by nfe at about O'Clock Iue-lay m9rn-
ing The premises were occupied hy
Wm. b 0leii, vito ueeeeded Ia remove
ihg ariy 90 his lanilan, bgt unfor-
tanaleiy lost 81 bis written documents /;
eanse u fire ubkn0au "a WeseHt, bot