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(o5Hua,Y notices, beyond The Dtte, Name and AGE
must be paid for.J
IN this city, Aug 16h, Benjamin Curtis aged q .
IN Nobleboro' Oct. lst, Col. James Simmons aged
g. y4ais and : months. A soldier and penaioner of
the Of 1sl2.
IN Appleton, oct lst, Mr., Thomas Sproul aged Is
years.
In West Wateryille Sept. gath Norman l. Dun.
ton Of TINS city, aged Is years, months
IN MontyilIc, Aug. 3lst, N. A. Ripley, ESQ., aged
80. Sept 24th Mrs. Martha G. Edmunds aged 20
IN Searsmont, Sept. eth, Capt. Samuel Ingraham,
aged 70.
IN Camden, oct, I'd, Fred. W. Bisbee, aged Ii
years.
In North Haven, Sept. 18th, Mr. Hiram Brown,
aged about % years.
In Ellsworth, sept. 18th, Chas. H., son of Moses
llodgkins aged - years. Sept 18th Hannah D.
daughter OF f. j. and L. A, Sargent, aged IL
months.
In Cherryheld, Sept 10Th, Asa Torrcy aged SO
years and months.
In Penobscot Sept. 10th, Samuel Leach, Esq in
his 18th year
In CrAnb try Isles, Scpt.l7th, Mr., William Gilley
aged 80 years and > days.
In Roekl1nd, Sept. 18th, Charles Davidson, aged
Rose A. Greeley, aged month and 10 days. Sept
I'D Antonio Joseph Emerson, aged % TO 30 years
In ST. George, Sept Goth, Robert Chaples.
In Ninalhaven, Sept Goth, Jesse b.. son of NJ. 4
and Alzanda Dyer, aged year and months.
In Thomaston. Sept 2dth, Mrs Alice Sheaer aged
81 years and months
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Ohio.


New YORK, OCT. SIS p. m. A Gin
cinnati dispatch says that Hamilton county
gives the Liberal ticket 5000 majority.
COLUMBUS, Oct. $. Warren city, Co
lumbus Co.. 3 wards, give Wyckoff, Rep,
for Secretary OF State, 591 Wiley, Dem,
26O.
Returns received from 20 townships in
various counties, show a net Republican
gain over 1870 of 546 Ten OF these town
ships show Il Democratic gain of 20.
CINCINNATI, Oct. s. Unofficial reports
coming in show steady Democratic gains.
The indications are that Banning, Liberal
is elected in the ID Ohio District Hamil-
ton Co. has probably gone largely Dem
ocratic on most OF the candidates.
The Democrats claim Bannin9's cleo
ton over Hayes in the I'd district, by GOO
to 1900 majority, and Taylor, Dem, over
EgglestOn, in the LIST district, by 2OO0 to
5000 majority.
The following districts have elected
Democrats to Congress: lst, Milton Fay
Tor; ID, H. B. Banning; 5th, Charles n
Lamson; 9Th, Lawrence Neal; 18th, II.
j. ,Jewett; 18th, M. j. Southland; l4th,
John Berry.
COLUMBUS, O., Oct. s. Partial returns
llolii nan llt CotillleS III inc tottlt SHOW
Republicans gains Of 5000 over the vote
OF Hayes in 1871, when the republican
majority reached 10000. This will be
reduced by Democratic gains in Hamil-
ton, Lucus and Cuyahoga counties, leav-
ing the Republican majority not less than
$4,000 in the State AT the Republican
headquarters it is claimed that the report
ed and unreported gains will leave the
majority about as last year.
The following districts elect Republic
can members to Congress-; Third district.
Smith; 4th district, Guncklee; 9th dis
trict, Sherwood; Sth district, Lawrence
9Th district Robinson; 10th district, Fos-
ter; lth district, Bunday; 18th district,
Sprague: 10th district. Dautord; 18th
district, Woodworth; 18th district, Mon
roe; 18th district, Garfield; Goth dis
trict, Parsons.
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Everyone Speaks Favorab!y.
EAST MARsHFIELD, Aug. 81. 1870.

EAST MARsIIFIELD, Aug. 81, 1870
MIR. STEVENS:
Dear Sir,-I have been troubled with canker from
childhood causing my mouth to be so sore ut times
that | unable to eat. Have taken many Dre.
paratons, but with no effect until | tried your
NEGErINE. After taking few doses, found it
relieved the faintncss at the stomach tina: always
accompanies canker humor and, by the time had
taken the third bottle, my mouth, was entirely
cured. Have not been troubled with it since that
time. which is eight months ago. l have recon-
mended it to several of my acquaintances, and
every one speaks fayorably of its good effect.
ours truly, =. S. SHERMAN
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Ex-senator Henderson of Missouri, who
is stumping for Grant, tells how it is that
nepotism fiourishes ut the White House
After remarking that Grant had appointed
some of Mrs. Grants relatives to office,
he said:
"Suppose You We're President and your
wife should ask you TO appoint somebody,
friend or relative, what would you do ? If
you do not appoint him your wife should
give you Il currying over every night I'M
til You did. [Uproarious laughter and
applause. | expect you would appoint
him eventually"
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BELFAST PRICE CURRENT.
BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET,

MONDAY, Sept. 30, 1872.
BurTEH-W quote fine New FORK and Vermont
butter al 26a2Sc per lb medium do i6a2Oc; choice
Western 23a2f fair 24a24c; bakers l0al1c.
CIiEESE-Wc quote fine factory 1T bali; fine
dairy i2ila l-2c; medium II l-2al2c per 10.
EGGS-We quote Taste at29c per doz. 2Ga2qc
for Northern.
BEANs-we quote choice hand picked pea beans
at 81 0oao 90; choice hand-picked mediums - q
common pea, So 5oa3 % yellow eyes $4a3 II.
POrAI0ES-Early Rose selling at 5oa60c pei
BUSH Onions - 30 per Dbl.
APPLES-rhe market is quiet, and there is an
ample supply at - 90 for choice and 81 ooa 30 pei
Dbl. for common.
iiAY--Wc quote at $22A-5 for choice Northcln
and Eastern; common 42ca2S. Straw at $25a$21
Der ton.
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Pills, Potions and Pungenc,es.

VEGETINE. "The life of all flesh is the blood
thereof" And no one can possibly be healthy
when the blood is diseased. VEGETINE is COM
posed of substances identical with healthy blood;
and when taken into the system for the cure OF
dsea,e, it is absorbed, and replaces the deticien-
cy which caused the disease.
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This superb Hair Dye is the best in the world
perfectly harmless, reliable and instantaneous no
no ridiculous tints or disagreeabe
Odor. The genuine VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dive
produces IMMEDIATELY splendid Black or natural
Brown leaves the hair clean, soft, beautiful does
not contain particle of lead or any injurious com.
pound: Sold by all Druggists. Factory, III BOND
N. Y. Ivr14sn
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Indiana.
RATHER A BETTER LOOK.

INDIANAPoLIs, Ind, Oct s. Returns
continue to come in slowly. About thirty
towns and townships heard from, give q
Republican gain OF about 800 on the vote
of 1870. Browns majority in Randolph
County, 1900 In Howard Township.
Howard County, the Democrats gain 80.
The Democrats gain 133 in Richmond
City. In Concord Township, Elkhart
County, the Republicans gain 127. The
Republicans gain IS in Cambridge city.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Oct, 8. Clark Coun-
~, Indiana, gives about 800 majority for
Hendricks; Floyd county about 1000. and
Scott county about 250.
HENDRICKS ELECTION CONCnpEn.
New YORK, Oct. 9-2.30 p m. Up
to this tune no additional returns have
been received from Indiana Ii is report
ed that the Republicans of indianapolis
privately conccde lie ndrick's election.
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Would not be without
VEGETINE
For Ten Times it's Cost.

The great benefit have received from the use of
DR.. Cummings VEGErINE, induces me to give my
testimony in its favor. believe it to be not only of
great value for restoring the health, but prcventt.
tive of diseases peculiar to the spring and summer
seasons,
would not be without it for ten times its cost.
EDWIN TILDEN
Attorney, and General Agent for Massachusetts OF
the Crattsmens Life Assurance Company, No. Is
Sears Building, Roston, Mass. -2wl3
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DEALERS IN SECURITIES.

We invite inquiries relating to investments, and
Bonds:
B., c. r. & NJ, Milwaukee Extension, - % l.2
Midland Pacific - 80
Logansport CrtwtOrdsville & Southwestern IS " 2
u. s. Bonds and other marketable securities allow
ed full price in exchange.-3m0sp
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SNIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.
' = '''''''''-'ia''
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Oct, q Sch Ncls, French Boston.
Oct ,. Schs Abby Gale, Ryan, Boston, Sarah
Buck White, Bangor Henry, Carter 30 ston; liar
mona Burgess, Boston; Gen. Meade, Patterson
Boston; Senator, Condor, Clark's Island Banner
Mathews Boston; T. NJ. Bonncy, burgess, Carver 5
liarbor; Chase, Peck, New York; with corn fol
Pitcher < Gorhan.
oct L. Banner, Curtis, Manchester.
oct. 5. Malabar, McCarty, Bangor.
Oct. z. Joseph Ii. Slower, Arcy, New York, Will
Coal for Swan and Sibley; Ohio, Leach, Boston
hudson, Post, New York with Corn Tor Woods
Mathews 4 BAKER; MyGa Sears, Chapman, Boston
oct.3. A. Hayiord shutc Bangor.
Oct. +. W. G. Eddy. Ryder, Carvcr's Harbor
White Maldin; Henry, Carter, Bangor; Mazurka
kimball, Boston; Medona, Crockett, Dix Island;
Oct. ;. liarmona, Hnrgess. Bangor Hero, Foss
Eangor; Chase Peck, Rocklan,l.
Oct 6. Mary, Gchrist, Bangor.
oct. $. Maud Barber Barber, Newark
Oct. 9TH. joachim, Cane Rondout; George b.
Ferguson, Ferguson, New York; Mary Farrow
Small, Boston; Malabar, McCarty New Y ork; ABBY
Gale, Ryan, Boston; Boaz, Brown Rondout.
The steamer Island Home, from Nantucket re
ports speaking schooner S. z. Chase of searsport
Me, lumber laden, AT anchor near orsC Shoe shoals
She had lost her foremost in Squall on the previ
afternoon.
Sch. Ella Iodsdon, Nickerson, from Cockburn
Harbor, |, Aug. 18th, Tor Bangor with s9oS bush
els SALT on leaving port in charge OF pilot, struck
on NV Rect, where she renai'ied until the following
day About 1000 bushels salt was thrown overheard
"hGn Ne floatcd OF, apparently without damage.
lhc number OF vessels belonging to or bound tC
or from ports in the United States reported total,
lost or missing during the past month, is l6, of which
II wers wrecked, abandoned, burnes, sunk by
collision, and Is missing, They arc cussed rs
follows | steamer. ship, harqucS, brigs, and
schooncrs, and their total value, exclusive of car
GOES, is estimated at $3.50 600
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TOTAL, 1860 GIFTS. ALfCAsH
PRICE OFHICkEII

PRICE OF IICKEl3
Whole tickets, $io hal Is, SIS I'D rters S so, IL
whole tickets Tor 800; for s2e5 E tor $500; 1li
for 81 900; 255 tor - 575 for 900. No dis
count on less than 800 3brth OF tcy It's at a time.
The money necessary o pay in fuJ all the offered
quits Is now upon deposit in the Fa1 hers and DroY-
ers Bank as Will De sen by the following cert iticate
of the cashier;
FARMERS AND DRovE3s' BANK,
hoUIS1 lille, NY, set. 20, 1872
This is to certify bat theI c is ndS on deposit in
this bank half million dollars % the credit of
the GIFT Concert 3D. $500 600 of ch is held by
this bank rs Ircasu FL of the Public brary of Ken
lucky, to pay of all gifts to be awar ut the draw
ing. II, S. VIZ Cashier
Hon. JOHN BAR iE. Manager of II Royal Insur
ance Company, iYrpool and Col. ,III p. JOHN,
son, Proprietor Of The Gait House, wilr!$ com
mittee on the p4t of the trustees to tan charge OF
the Tags before tV drawing count them, Mace them
in the wheel, ami personally that corre9 bonding
numbers for al the tickets sold 20 into TN wheel
After the draw kng is the wheel, with Is con
tents. will be p ced i'll the hands of comm tee on
the part OF th4tcketholders to satisfy theII selves
whether all til atickets sold representein the
drawing.
Blind childrJn, in full view OF the audenfe will
alternately draw the tags from one of thu glass
wheels and tit gifts belong ring to them fl pm the
other, and TIN official record of the draw g thus
conducted viii be kept by three teers choS4 En- from
different banF in the city. The drawing will be
published in Pie Louisville papers and lew York
Herald, and dfcial copies mailed to all 6rtes out
of Louisville 70 whom tickets have bed3 sent by
letter.
The rcmnan 1pf tickets yet unsold will II furnished
to those Whollrst apply tor them, and aSgeneral
distribution i them viii be made amoie agents as
their limited lumber will permit. No Rent will be
OF Amy account whatever, to hold or sell
a ticket for, for he management after the 18th of No
This post bnement has been made by$dvice of
the Irustee3 with the sole object OF the rca4beneft
OF both the ecket holder and the Public Libra and
all conceHfed may rest perfectly assured TIM the
positive nd final programme here announcedk,vill
be carri& out to the letter.
Septef %, 1872.
THOS. +. BRAMLETTE,
AgentkPublic Library, Kentucky Public Libr arS>
Fulfilling, Louisville Ky. 2ml4eow
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BANK OF DEPOSIT.
H. A. HAWLEY 4 co.
II A n X f. II :

No. Devonshire, Cor State ST., Boston,
Four PER CENT. INTEREST allowed on deposit
accounts, subject to cheek, drawn any city
bank. Out-ottown dcpositors will have their remit
tances and collections promptly acknowledged.
We do Il General Banking and Commission bust
ness, Negotiate Bonds, Stocks, Notes and other
Securities, make collections throughout the United
States and EUrope As
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MARRIED..

In this city, oct. sth, by Rev Wooster Parker
Mr Clearance Q. Poor and Miss lisa J. Perry both Of
Belfast.
IN This city, Oct 9th, by Rev, VIM. L. Brown
Mr.; Winfield :. Chaplcs and Miss Julia NJ. Pitman,
both OF Appleton.
In this city, oct 9th, by Miles S. Staples, Esq.
ar. Charles II. Boober, OF Milo, to Miss Hattie l.,
Grass, of Swanville
In this city, Sept. 26th by }. S. Hartman, ESQ.,
MIR. Amasa &. Sdelinger and Miss Jennie ii. Ken.
ney, both of this city.
In this city, at the spnborn House, Oct. 9th. by
Asa Thuroush, Esq, Mr.. William Halves OF Pros.
pect, and Miss Sarah H. Auspund OF Frankfort
In Rockland, Sept. 10Th, Mr., Charles II. Ordway
and Miss Lizzie A. Partridge Sept. 29th Mr.. Alon
20 Saunders and Miss Edith Woodbridge Sept
3oth, Mr. Brintnel s. Plumber aud Miss Mary j.
Colamore. Sept. sth. Mr.. Alden w, Crouch and
Miss Clara +. Martin. Sept. 10Th, Mr.. Alpheus o
Carver and Miss Katie L. Thompson, all of Rock
land.
In Union, Sept 2sth Mr.. Elbridge Chapman and
Miss Ellen Overlook, both of Union.
Ia Finaihayen, Sept, 9th, Mr.. Messenger f. Ell
bridge aud Miss Emma F. Norton, both OF yina
haven sept 18th, Mr.. Sidney }. Grant OF Newburg
ana MISS Augusta F.. COlson, OF Wnterport.
In Pehobscot, Mr.. Forester Staples and Miss
ElmIra Leach, both OF Penobscot.
In Camden, Oct. 3D. Capt W l.. Pierce Of Rock
land, and Mrs \. b. Porter OF Camden
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this month since an amateur orchardist found
thief among his fruit, and undertaking to give
him a thrashing, found the intruder too mich
for him. This item would have been fresher if
the man of apples had told of it before. .Dins.
more & Son advertise splendid stock of goods
i'll the boot and shoe line. For the sake of
variety, we have had some rain this week.,
Zen years have elapsed since the old Belfast
Bank closed, but the bills continue to be found
IN forgotten repositories Mr.. Marshall re-
deemed two CT them this week although the
legal time has long past
FREEDOM.
Mrs. weed, residing in Unity, near this
village came near being fatally poisoned a few
days since by drinking some unknown mixture
from bottle supposed TO contain essence OF
lemon. After remaining partially unconscious
Tor twenty-four hours she slowly revived, and
now regards herself out of danger.
Dan Duceos Famous Texan Troupe have
gone INTO winter quarters in this place, with
headquarters at the Freedom House.
Beecher's sermons are read in our church
every sabbath by DR., Billings. This arrange
ment, we believe, is to be continued through
the winter.
The many friends of DR.. Whitney who has
been confined to his room for the last two
months, will be glad to learn that returning
health has enabled him again to resume his
business.
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Scr0fula, Scrofulous
HunlOrS.

1T Nt"tIiNE viii relieve pain, cleanse, purify and
cure such diseases, restoring the patient to perfect
health alter trying different physicians, many rene
dies, suffering for years. is it not concu Siyc proof
II you are sufferer, You can be cared Why l.
inns medicine performing such great cures II
works in the blood, in the circulating fluid Ii can
truly be called the Great Blood Purifier The great
source OF disease originates in the blood and no
medicine mat docs not act directly upon it, to purity
t!"n. When the blood becomes litetsS and stagnAnt
either from change Of weather or climate want OF
exercise, irregular dict, on from any other Ctsc hr
NEGETINE will renew the blood carry Of the untrld
itinora, cleans" the stomach regukte the bowels
ana impart tone of vi%or to the who'll. h0dy Ih,.
conviction is, in the public mind as well rs in the
medical rrot"s.ioH that the remedies supplied h,
the Vegetable Kingdom are more safe, success
tul, III the cure OF disease, than min, raj medicines
NEHEiiNE is composed OF roots. btrk7 aud herbs.
1t + pleasant to take, and Is perfectly safe to give
an infant. Ia Scroiuia the EGErlNn has pertorm-
ca wohtiefiul cures, where many other remedies
nave iaiira, as VIII y" seen hY few Of the many
test ImuniIls given,
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New Market for Produce.

AThe undersigned gives notice that he
k-T1Atf4running Ghe sch p. NJ. BONNEY
MHSY elWeen Mast and Carver's Harbor,
4&44 CARRYING flight and passengers. The
schoohfEfShen in port, may be found at
Haraden's wharf. II
Capt. Burgess WI at the store of WOODS,
MATTHEWS tkkERNYhere those having any
take it at fair Uices. IOMAS BURGESS
Belfast ojf+' 1872 tia
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TUE Grand q Concert for IF benefit of the
Saturday the 9TH December, the following
!. The failure of c6Nan agentFto make returns
in time for the drawing take pf Fee Sept. 2s.
:. The accumulation 0prders Aurng the last few
days To such an extent tia&t 5not possible TO I'LL
them and have the DRAWN 4on tE 2Sth
3. The generally express I'D Eire OF ticket hold
ers that full drawing might be lad even if it made.
short postpOnement necc faryf
t. The belief OF the man gel4ent that by short
postponcment the remnant 1f i4lsold tickets be
disposed OF, and all the n zei baid in full without
the necessity OF any pro ratl scIing down
For these reasons coupcI wi d. the earnest desire
to benefit the Public Library by larger balance and
the by larger 1ftst concert and dis
tribution have been postpd hedfo Saturday the eth
OF Dtceinhtr 49, On th4t fy and no other the
drawing will positively and tmivocally come of
in the great hall OF the Pub1 library building be
ginning at precisely d o'co1 A. NJ. and continue
until the whole OF the thC Band gifts are award.
ed
The payment OF the gifts va begin the 3D. day at
ter the drawing, and cont 6N Tor six months in
current funds, BY the Farmer Alnd Droyers' Bank
or by sight draft upon NJ lrth National Bank
New ork 1T TIE option Of hek t ticket holders.
LIST OH
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p u r f
Apple Juice
Just from the press every day made ana sold
at Wholesale or Retail by
#. A FoLLETT-
Q II A N @ II
ID u SINE s S.!

MRS. E. R JOHNSON n TS"a Ff IS Ss1 1rsr
patrons, and the public generally that she has jus;
bought new stock of FALL MILLINERY, winch
she has carefully selected in all the and varied
shades and which she will exhibit on TUESDAY next
together with new line of FANCY GOODS.
Rooms in Haytord Block just around the corner.
MISS JACkSON'S friends will find her 1T the same
place, and those wishing to the latest st ylrs in
DRESS MAKING will please call. She has given
special attention to the selection of dress trimming
such as tringes, gimps &c.-ti49
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Ezekiel, 5 CDaDtGI'
! 9th Verse

18th " erse.
"By the rivers upon the banks thrrot shat grow
all trees for meat whose leaf shall not fade. ana the
fruit thereof Shall be Tor meat and the leaf thereof
tor medicine, Our great Redecmrr has made a
provision for the Of diseases of man and bca
yet thousands upon thousands are ovcrtakcn with
sickness, without suspicion that it is caused by
curry or other subtle pofsons that freely used
in many medicines and remedies OF the present dIy,
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y Office;
hereby give notice to tho citizens OF ii,.t..-t.
that will he At the store nl Otkc- AusI.l Stturi.
afternoons from until T. NJ, tor th, uuri,.,. 400
receiving taxes.
DANIEL. l.. rircHEE. c,uI.un
Il fast, Sept. "6.-tii%
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Save We Your Money {!
GO TO
q j. p, HARLEY'S

4 ND buy CHEAP Dry Goods, Boots,
N Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c., of which he
has just received fresh supply.
ALSO
FLOUR of all grades.
BACON, LARD,
SUGAR and COFFEE
of all grades.
BESIDES numerous other articles in my
Grocery Department all Of which am sell
ing Mt Prices not to be cxcelled for CHEAP
NESS in the Town. Come and see for your
selves.
BE1- All Persons indebted to me must pay
up Immediately as am compelled to close
my books. A word to the wise is sufficient.
]. p. HARLEY.
oct Ia may q 9 1y
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State Items.

Marion reports the crops in good pros
pect.
Abeeyiiie county reports the fruit
crop very fine.
Horse thieves are operating in Able
vile county.
A hail storm passed over the lower
part of Marion county last week.
The Sumter Watchman says: William
Japes younger brother of Rev Burrell
s James ycolorea-said to have been of
gooA sharactcr and habi.s-was killed
Mt Wsdge6eld, on Wednesday last, in
attempting to got aboard the trair while
in motion.
The bridge across Twelve Mile Creek,
onthe old State road, near this place,
and the bridge across the same stream,
at Leaphart's old mill, on the old Cam.
bridge road, have been thoroughly re-.
paired aud put in good order, and the
travelling public who may have occasion
to travel over these roads will fnd no
Observation-Disclosures Dispatch.
Deputy United States Marshals Mount
aud Williams arrived in Colambia on
Monday from Oconee County with Rev.
John 8. Ezell, Baptist preacher, and j
j. Ezcn, his son, who had fed from Spar.
tanbnrs TO escape arrest; also, w. B.
Ward and r. L. lebanon, from Unson
County These prisoners, arrested for
violations of the Ku-Klux act, were
arrested on the Severn River, in Oconee
County. They were lodged in the coun.
ty Jail.
At meeting of the bar and officers of
the court for the county of Chester6nld, i,
last week, complimentary resolutio },
expressive of their feelings and senti.
ments of regard for Judge Rutland as a
man and their approval of his Course as
an officer, and their appreciation of his
services In the fair and impartial admin.
istration ofjustice of the tunes and the
county, were unanimously adopted.
They were presented to his Honor by
the Solicitor, Major A. j. Shaw, who,
In an able and eloquent speech, expressed
the sentiments of the people Of Chester
field at the loss of Judge Rutland as
judicial officer, to which his Honor res.
rondbed In a feeling and Impressive man
ncr Marion Star.
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splendid selected WHOLE STOCK Of
Mems "omen's and boy's SHOES.
Also Il 10: of FarG.crs Indispensable I'm
plcmcnta, such Hs TRACES, HAMES. AXES.
MANURE FORKS and PLOw LINES.
lie also now keeps On hand SAMPLE
BARREL of the Worldwide, well-knowu
ACME.
COMMON WHISTLES from sl.+o up
wards.
The BEST Double Distilled WHITE WINE
VINEGAR in the Village. without any ex
ception.
fz3~ Claiming my small share Of the trade
and thanking my FalENDS and CUSTOM
ERS for past favors. they will please rcmem-
Der the NAME and PLACE.
All Goods Delivered Free of Charge
ULLE,R (Not MILLER.)
AZ DOZEN ROUND TIE CORNER.