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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-10-13
AFTERNOON TELEGRAMS.

New York, Oct. IL. A special from Mem
phis says the situation there could hardly be
worse. Business is almost totally suspended.
Thousands have fed, many shutting up the
business houses and abandoning their dwell
ings. The chief ravages of the disease are
confined to the portion of the city Inhabited
chiefly by poor people.
There are many cases in South Memphis.
The disease has entered all poor families in
the infected district Whole families have
died, and for square on some streets there
is not house in which somebody is not sick
or has fallen a victim. The money generous
ly sent from all quarters is being judiciously
used to aid the sick and destitute and to bury
the dead. Often it happened that parent.
abandon their sick children and childrn theil
parents.
A Shreveport despach says there are very
few new cases of fever reported. All the
cases taken down the last few days are dong
well, and there are few doubtful cases under
Treatment There is bitter feeling among
the survivors. Gloom prevails in the out
skirts, but hopes are entertained thae tue
worst has been seen.
Pennington, IL. James movies, VINO
ulesded guilty TO an indictment found by tue
GRAND Jury for breaking and entering AT Jay
br;dgp. was this morning srraigned before
the court and sentenced to nine months in the
county jail at Auburn. r
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Old Man Drowned.

I'm old man, sixty.seven years old, by the
be Of Simon Stillings, living near Tollman
hd, about five miles from this city, was
(wned on the 10th instant under the follow
circumstances. He had small skitf in
Pond with which he was in the habit of
pg along by the shore picking up fire wood.
left his house on the day of the accident
1t / l o'clock A. M. and went up the pond
ut half mile and had loaded his boat,
had probably got in to return to the land
near his house-and as he was afterward
i with his head and body hanging over
stern of the boat, in the water, it is prob
that he had fainting fit-which he had
subject to, and tipped over into the
and was drowned; his feet being in IN
he wood, in the boat, kept him attached
boat, in which position he was found
wife, about o'clock in the afternoon
ner VIM. II. Libby of this city was no.
of the accident, went and viewed the
and on ascertaining the facts, deemed
quest unnecessary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-10-13
Boston Wool Market.
FRIDAY. Oct. 10.


The total sales for the week comprise 567 bs
of domestic and 10000 lbs OF foreign against -
of domestic and - bales foreign tor the same week
last year. ss ....,.-
There is better feeling among the trade this
week and more active demand from manufactur.
ers. number of cash sales have been made and
a much larger business might have been done had
holders been willing to grant the concessions de:
manded by buyers, but ut the present price Of wool
holders are not willing to make any larger discount
for cash than the actual market value of the mon.
ey. There is stronger confidence in the future Of
wool and no disposition to press sales.
Domestic Fleece Michigan and Wisconsin at -
Soc Ohio on private terms, at Soc 1000 b coarses
cotton wool at BIC; $1,000 lbs Pennsylvania on priv.
ate terms at 81 a .}5c.
Combing and Delaine-2OO0 MS unwashed at 4Oc !;
unwashed cOmbing at AZ Ice; fine unwashed Ohio
combins at Soc.
California and Nevada-10O0 lbs spring at sic;
Il 600 lbs fail do at % a csc. .,.
secured and Tub-2000 TBS tub as sac; 5000 rs do
at So; 1900 lbs secured at S5c 6000 secured Caifor
mia at soc.
Pulled Woo-l1 00oHs extra and super at 40 q 4sc
1000 lbs choice Maine super ut ASc l900O Maine su
per at 4Sc j5c; 1000 lbs very choice at 81 l2c; 49,
900 lbs Canada ut 40c.
Foreign-a4 900 lbs Cape at SO l.2c; 10000 Be do at
&c., 10, coo lbs do at 35c; $4,000 lbs Meditarian on
private terms; 5000 lbs Cape pulled at 65c.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-10-13
ed is the scort
Amateurs.
Nall0mell z0ral Mems.

Our city marshal informs us that on the ar
rival of the steamboat on Saturday morning,
he observed on board and seized a suspicious
looking cask marked "glass-handle with
care" containing a ten gallon keg of ''Med-
ford" and directed to one of our citizens who
has frequently been molested in his quiet traf-
fic, ard subjected to the penalties Of the law
for illegally participating in the "glass" trade.
Whether the man is really more wicked and
perverse than others in the prosecution of a
prescribed business, we are not able to say,
but may be allowed to cherish doubt; at any
rate he seems to be more unfortunate than
his neighbors, in that he is more frequently
brought to answer for his temerity in furnish
ing those who can "chew glass" with their
favorite beverage. The liquor was taken to
the clock up" to await its doom. On the
same day the recently condemned liquor was
destroyed, among which, (probably,) was a
quantity obtained from the premises awaiting
this new assignment so ruthlessly interrupted
on the home stretch.
We have been informed that some eight or
ten squares of glass in the windows of the
Baptist church in this city, have been broken
by some yandal boys throwing stones through
them, out of sheer 'cussedness" of course,
as no motive of less terpitude can be imagin-
ed for the preparation of such offence
against law, morality and decency. Boys in
duging in such recklessness are fit subjects
for the Reform School; and it would be we'll
for them, without delay, to come forward and
confess their faults and make proper restitu
ton before they are visited by an officer Of
the Law.
We are now enjoying our early Indian
summer. We may always expect second
edition in November, after the leaves have
fallen, which may be considered the reritaJle
Indian summer observed by Lo! and his
tribes
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WArERvlLLE, Oct. 18th, 1878.

WATERvlLLE, Oct. 1lth, 1873.
+ opening of course of lectures at this
is no ordinary event to the people,
er is the coming of Thomas Mast, who
caricatures has welded such mighty
nee in the politics of the country, to be
y regarded. That the people consid-
grand opportunity was eviden. from
ovid that greeted Mr.. Mast last evening.
were many present not only from
willie but from w. Watervlle, Fairfield
ow and Vassalboro'. The lecturer was
briately introduced by DIR. Robins, the
resident of Colby University. Mir. Mast
of man as a laughing animal, the only
that could take joke. He said that
people were running to POPULARITY as
10 the cucumber runs to seed. He cited
instances of our love of humor as eX-
in obituary notices in our newspa pers.
est gave an account of the history of
ring, the delight that he had always
in it, and much of the history of his
fe. His caricatures were produced with
lily that was really surprising and were
shly appreciated by the audience. He
The evenings entertainment by car
of himself on his way to his bed
r. l see you are going to have Mr..
Augusta. To appreciate him you
nly to see him handle the crayons.
EpsILoS.
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FOREIGN.

St, Petersburg, IL, The Khivan expedi-
ton evacuated the capital of khinate, the
DIST of Aug.
Madrid, IL. Ministers from Gautemala
and Costa Rica have arrived here. They
have instructions to re-organizc the repub
lies.
London, H. The funeral of the late Sill
Edwin Landseer took place to-day at ST
Paurs cathedral. The remains were escort
ed from the Burlington house bya procession
of members of the Royal Academy, includ-
ing Earl Granville Sir Francis Grant, Geo
Robert Leslie and George Cruikshank. The
Queen and Prince of Wales were represented
at the funeral.
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Boston Hide and Leather Market.

FRIDAY, OCT. III.
The demand for Leather the past week has been
chiefly for small lots and there has been no dlspos
iton TO purchase stocks for future use. The re-
cepts have been liberal, and prices on many de-
scriptions have ruled slightly In buyers favor.
Uemlock Sole Leather has been selling in small
"a ay, and there has been some inquiry for Cropped,
but the transactions have been limited in extent.
Ro1gh Leather of the common grades accumu-
lates and there is only moderate demand for any
grade.
Cali skins remain qaiet, with some sales OF sea
sonabie Lessser.
Finished Wax and Kip are quiet, and prices tend
in buyers favor. We quotes: - 81
Leather-Bueaos Ayres heavy at q l2c a29c; do.
middle at % IL soc; DO light at "a 2sc. Calfor-
mia heavy at 20 l2a21c do middle at 81 LA % l-2c
do light at ga 10 0rinoco heavy at 25a26c do md
die at 25a27c do light ut 26a27c; do good damaged,
all kinds and weights, at 23a26 l2c; poor damaged,
all kinds and weights, 23a26c; do do. II q zoe: do
rough, 3} a 36c; Union cropped heavy 80 Ale; DO
middle at 3sai2c do light at 40 a &c; do belize
Is 20c; Oak rough, all weights, s3 a 36c; do. do.
Southern all weights, 30a 80 currency.
Very little has been done In Hides the past week
aad the transactio has not been Sufficient to war
RANT any change in quotations. We quote:
Hidas-Buenos Ayres, selected, 70 527c. gold.
Monte video, 81 IL a 27c. gold. - -
Corrieates, "a a "a IL; RIO Grande, selected, 26c
gold.
sOrinocG, selected, % a 25 l.2 gold. - -
California, "A l-2 a csc. gold. ts"A - -
Southern, 10 = zoe. currency. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-10-13

ftary Boardman has returned from his
he Aroostook, more than ever pleased
county.
!. C. Jewell of Sabattis, is teaching
high school in Belgrade. The term
bout half out; there are some fifty
and the school is pronounced sue
of our Portland friends who attend
res on longevity" by DR.. Lambert,
IMPLY repaid.
Bristol town show, Moses Owen de-
poem, and Gen. j. A. Hall an ad-
Edwin Burnham, the noted Baptist
BIT, who has been preaching to crowd
s at fremont Temple, Boston, for
tbs past, preached in Portland, Sat
d yesterday.
I. Kelley, a member Of the senior
Colby University, is employed as
of the High School in Eddington.
eported that Mr.. Thomas Holt, the
tneer of the Maine Central railroad,
leave that position to accept that
ntendent of the Hallowell Granite
a good salary.
State" (Portland) calls Charley Shay
nest manager Of cheap peripatetic
lat ever came that way.
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Hand Fire Engines.

1.-TWO years ago the hand fire en-
atlantic" and "Pacific," were pur-
the city, and since that time there
Ely been fire in which these tubs,
y noble and daring men, have not
ed. We must remember all along
Is, with gratitude, not only their SER
the fires, that on account of their
were confined perhaps to single
building, but also are aware of
part they bore in the great fire of
as faithful and important allies to
er "Cnshnoe" in its first fiery trial.
anies attached to these engines have
lily responded to calls from sister
reatened with destruction from the
They have engaged in contests OF
and measured, not exactly swords,
ps, with some of the best companies
he, and with results entirely salts
themselves. u Az
took up our pen, not to give his
he services of the fire department,
e that the engines to which we have
ave recently been overhauled and
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Chicago Produce Market.
Chicago, Oct. II.

Flour quiet, unchanged; stock light; extra
spring 550a6O0. Wheat dull, lower; No. lO6aX; ;
regular l0sal10; northwestern No. IOek; regular
2G3; northwestern cash seller Nov. closed 1olH;
No, spring 97l9a9S rejected 80. Corn dull, droop-
Nov. high mixed 371S rejected 36ax. Oats active.
higher; No.2 S7H; cash or seller Nov rejected 2ss
firm: No.2 fall l36al37; No.3 spring 10. Mess
pork nominaly IA Is; cash u 75a57lh Dec;
sales IL 90 Jan. Lard unchanged; quiet: 7l4ak
cash. q Dec. Bulk meats unchanged. Baeou
unchanged, quiet Whiskey quiet, weak, 81.
Freights-Corn to Buffalo TX; wheat.
Receipts 900 -four; $1,000 wheat; 160. 900 corn;
Al 900 oats; 1900 rye; $1,000 barley.
Shipments G,OOO -four; 10000 wheat; 10000
corn; 229,000 oats; co. 600 rye; 81, 00O barley.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-10-13
FROM BOSTON.

Boston, -. The British ship Champion of
the Seas, Capt. Joslin, laden with deals and
timber, which sailed from st. John, n. b.,
Sept 30th, for Liverpool put into this port
for repairs, having encountered heavy gales,
and sprung aleak.
DEFAuLTER.
John n. Pierce, the defaulting cashier OF
the Merchants National bank of Lowell. was
brought before United States Commissioner
llalett, to- day in Boston, and waving pres
ent examination, was held in $3.50, 900 bail
for trial. Bail was given.
"FAsT You've MEN,
Rev. Henry Morgan delivered his lecture
On Fast Youns Men" at Music Hall to-n ish'
for the thirty-second time IN Boston 10 IN
mense audience. Hundreds were uhao'e W
obtain admittance.
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Challenge from Oak Grove.

We, the undersigned, in behalf Of the Prize De
chalmers of Oak Grove, do hereby challenge any in
stitulon consisting CT both male and female pupils,
in the State of Maine, to a contest in Defamation
each side to furnish eight disclaimers, all of them
present pupils III preerred) four may be past If
under twenty-five years of age, but half Of the en-
tire number must be lndies-the judges to be chos-
en- BY each side naming one gentleman of position
and culture in no way interested locally denom-
nationally in either institution-the two gentlemen
thus named to settle upon a thirl-a prominent
man, neither resident of the State nor any way
interested in its schools. Time, place and other
details to be arranged by joint committee OF the
contestants. his challenge stands TIL the 1st of
November. j. NJ ESTES,
GEO. G. LOW,
DANIEL SMILEY, JR,
For the Prize Decidimers.
The above has my hearty approval.
NJ JONES PRINCIPAL.
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WASHINGTON.

Washington, IL. Conway was before Judge
Smell this evening and released on ten thou
sand dollars bail. Alexander Adamson be-
coming his bondsman. \ certificate of the
physician having been produced to the effect
that the wound of Pomeroys was very slight
Conway is laporiug under very great mental
excitement, and is said tonight that the cause
of the shooting is that Conway had frequent
political reverses in Kansas, which he altrib-
utcd to Pomeroy. His counsel have advised
him TO make no statement, and upon his be Fl
ing released he was taken away by friends.
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lIAV ANA.
SUSPENSION.

Havana, IL. The Mercantile bank sus-
pended at noon to-day. 1t is said the sus'
pension is only temporary.
HEAVY STORM.
On the night of the 2Sth ult, Guatamono
WAS struck by heavy storm and all the YES
sells in port were driven ashore. The roof:
of many buildings were blown Off and other
damage done 20 buildings. The crops suffer
ed severely at Quiebra Hacia Several yes
sells are ashore and wrecked. Some damage
was caused by high water in the streets neal
the shore. Many houses were flooded, the
sea breaking in doors and washing furniture
away. Several persons were drowned. All
telegraph lines are down and communication
interrupted.
WRECKED.
The English schooner Mischief is wrecked
and is total loss
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Base Rail,

The Remedies and Amateurs had their
third trial of strength on Saturday, when the
former suffered their second defeat at the
hands Of their adversaries, the Augusta boys
finding it more difficult to dispose of their
opponents than in the previous game. The
nings, the seventh being attempted was found
impossible to finish on account Of darkness.
Appended is the score:
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FleOi; NEW ORLEANS.
WRECKEp.

New Orleans, II. Dispatches from Capt.
pierson, dated Nassau, 9th, state that the
steamer Missouri was wrecked October LIST,
off the bahamas. The ship broke in two.
The passengers and crew all save and landed
at Bennanl. The Missouri belonged to the
Missouri and Don9on line. She was an
iron propeller and formerly called lammo-
MIA The Missouri had just undergone re-
pairs to the ,xtent of $4,000 She left Llv-
erpool September IL for New Orleans, with
an assorted ergo. Loss from quarter to
half a million dollars.
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DIR. S. Jacobs, on AphOnis, or Loss of
s Voice.
Orange Street, St. John, N.

Orange Street, St. John, N. b., 1863.
Ma. F..LLows-Sir: l am bound to award
the palm of merit to the preparation of Hypo-
phosphites discovered by you. l had occa-
sion to use it myself in a case of Aphonia,
which would not yield to regular treatment,
and am happy to say it proved to be all that
you claimed for it, having acted with expedi-
ton and entire satisfaction.
Z l feel called upon to publish the fact, that
the profession may avail themselves of rem
edy in your compound Syrup of Hypophos-
phites.' Yours, very truly,
S. Jacobs, M. ID.
t&wlw
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Sted.

Hartford, Conn, 12. A young man giving
the name of Alland, was arrested in this city
about a week ago for stealing trunk from
the depot and robbing it of several hundred
dollars worth of goods belonging to a Boston
drummer. On Saturday last a Massachusetts
constable came here and identified him as a
we'll known professional criminal. He is in
Jail here awaiting trial before the Superior
Court, and until he is legally disposed of cam
not be taken to the scene OF his greater
crimes.
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MEXICO.

City of Mexico, Oct. 2, via Havana, 8. The
priests of the church of st. Loretts and all
parishes, have accommodated all persons
recognizing the constitution and reform in
augurated by the Government. The Jesuites
are ordered to leave the country at the first
opportunity. They are given the choice Of
American, English or American packets.
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Won can bet your bottom dol

iHr--that there exists no case IRheuma-
tism, Neuralgia, Swelling, or Stiff joints,
which the Centaur Liniment, white wrapper,
will not alleviate and cure.
Mark the difference. 1t is the Centaur
Liniment, yellow wrapper, which is again
placing so many used-up horses in the har-
ness. We care not whether the case be
Spavins, Sweeney, Scratches, Strains, or any
Swelling effect is simply wonderful
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-10-13

A match game of base ball was played in
Manchester on Saturday between the Trough
nd Readys" of that place, and the "Modocs"
II Hallowell, resulting in victory for the
primer, by a score of SO to Sc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-10-13

Mr.. Henry Bailey, at his saloon on Water
rect, has now the facilities for taking ster-
pscopic views of the residences or places of
|lsness of our citizens. No one will regret
curing such picture-it will be an endur-
g JOY and comfort, increasing in value as
e years go by.
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Fatal Accident.

Boston, IL. Peter Lochan of Jamaica
Plain was killed near Boylston station last
night, walking on the railroad track Leaves
a wife and six children.
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BATH.
LALNCIIED.

Bath, IL. Deering and Donnell launched
hundred and fifty tons, named George Shep-
ard. She is owned by the builders, T. S.
Mayo Co., Boston, and Capt. Thatcher
Rich Of Wellneet, Mass, WHO will command
her
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Nj ARINE NEWS.

Havana, II. Arrived steamer City of Me-
| rida from New York.
| The Spanish steamer Maize was lost during
| gale, near the Isle of Pines. OF crew
| numbering twenty six, only two were saved.
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FitOM NEW YDRk.
RACE.

New York, IL. First prize in the ocean
yacht race, the Bennett cup, valued at $1,000.
was won by the Enchantress. Second prize,
$1,000, by pilot boat Thomas S. Meyers, No.
| and third, $500, by pilot boat James w.
Elwell, No. I.
MORTUARY.
Deaths in this city for the week ending to-
day were Asp.
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One of our carriers received an ugly bite in
the arm, from pet dog, while on his rounds
Saturday morning
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Suicide.

Boston. IL. George Mitchell, one of the
Oldest and best known BARRIERS in Charles
town, hanged himself to-day.
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York County =. j. COurt-Peters j.

Friday, Oct. 10.
Sullivan VS.. Boston & Maine Il. r. Co.
Verdict for def.
The case assigned for to-day having been
referred, the court adjourned till Monday.
PHoNo.
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Cincinnati Produce Market.
Cincinnati, Oct. IL.

Cincinnati, Oct. ii.
PROViSIONS-steady,
PORK-6l5 90
LARD-steam TX 9; kettle s6sh.
BULK MEATS-shOulders IA @; clear rib side .
4 ;iclear sides 7A9-.
BACON--shoulders 80 9s clear rib sides 81 .
g. clear sides 6Slz t1
WHISkEY-y0g90. i,
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT., I
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER. }
Washington, Oct. l2,-7 80 F. NJ.
For New England, rising barometer,
cloudy, and possibly rainy weather; low tenn
perature and northwesterly winds, increasing
probably to brisk.
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Mr.. Joseph Brown is building nice cot
(age house on the east side, near PettengilPs
Forner, to be finished, we believe, this fall
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Boar RACE

An interesting and exciting boat race came
off here this afternoon, got up by the Clean
Boat Club, with the following results:
First race, for working boats, distance two
seven dollars, in % minutes, 6 seconds.
Ezra Hnme won the second, in % minutes,
lG seconds. c. b. Harrington, third, in 2i
minutes, 2l seconds.
Single scull race, two miles distance, was
let, in lG minutes, % seconds. VIM. +.
Stevens was second, prize a silver cup, in Is
minutes, AZ seconds. Stevens, on account of
acknowledged superiority, allowed Shaw
minute, 10 seconds time.
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Children Cry-for Pitchers Castoria.
1t regulates the stomach, cures wind collie,
and causes natural sleep. 1t is a substitute
or castor oil. oct9-+lm
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Iocal AND State Nems.

A spunky challenge from Oak Grove ap-
pears in our columns this morning.
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Base Ball.

New York, IL. The Washingtons defeated
the Atlantics-l1 to 8.
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Custom House officers to-day seized six
thousand dollars worth of gold and silver
watches recently struggled from England.
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FIRE RECORD.

New York, II. Van Tyne & Cos Lamp
BLACK Mandatory at 275 Cherry and 533
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The following officers of Relief Lodge f.
A. NJ, of Belgrade, were chosen on the
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Water streets, was destroyed by fire this
morning.