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FOUNTAIN HOTEL
Nos. 81. 93, IS and 81 Camden Street.
Neetr Bali aorg md Ohio Depot,
RAJ: NT(et&!4, MD

Nos. o. 93, IS and 81 Camden Street,
Nettr Bali aors md Ohio. UeVos
BAL MORE. MD.
rhe Hotel has bern renovated and thorough
reEtted With all the modern improvements
Guiding Gas, Water and Water-Glosets gu
very floor.
ATiUNAL FIRE ESCAPES AND RABCOCk
FIRE EXTlNGUlSHE Frs ON THE
PREMISES.
THE BEDROOMS ARE
AAKGE. COOL * AIRY
Special attention given 70 the wants ann
.lntorts OF QUO Guests.
he Hotel is convenient to all the Southern
I'd Western Railroads aud Steamboat landings
trs running every five minutes 10 all parts u
ne city making it as convenient for men OF bust.
tss and the travelling community generally AS
g Hotel in the City.
The Fountain Hotel, since the closing of the
.utaw House, being the most convenient hotel
the hallway Stations aud Steamboat Land.
igs, the Proprietor assures the former patrons
f the Eulaw, thst no pains will be spared to
laAe them comfortable, and be hopes by
riot personal attention to business and the re
uirements Of his guests to merit the patronage
the Eutaw, and the travelling Public gerrral
and believes after 20 years experience 1t
n unhesitalingly promise every colrtor, and
.nvenience of d frst-ciass He Ell This huus,
pioverbiai for order and cleanliness which pre-
al ia every department.
The Fountain Hotel Bar is supplied with til.
st Wines, Liquors and Segars, billiard Rooms
18th, first class tables, Bath Rooms and Barber
Iop.
Terms $500 per Day.
accommodations for $50 Gsle.fs.
R. SHARE Proprietor.
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GOLDEN CHORD

ESTABLISHED 1916.
The Celebr ia Estey Organ is uaques-
tionaby the
BEST IN THE WORLD
Over two hundred first premiums have been
awarded.
Five hundred sold in Baltimore in 1878, and
a muct larger number will be sold in 1874.
Also, the
MATCBLEss S ElNWAY PLANO;
the renowned
BRADBURY PIANOl
the excellent.
HAINES PIANO,
at low prices. Every instrument fully warrant
ed Onr f,4cii'es are uneqaaled, representing
as we do, four OF the largest houses in he
world, commanding p capital OF Sic. 800, 0oo.
Refers TO Rev. m A. Iiar"is Wesleyan Fe-
male institute, Staunson, Va.
SANDERS SIAYMAN,
79 West Fayette street, Baltimore, Nd.
and e35 Pennsylvania Ave, Washington, d. q.
jess5 3m
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TIA .BLEDS0E, Agent ,Staunton,
Thlscompany, wellmanaged lfoE
g period ofthiTty-four years, offers INDEMNITY
AGAINST Loss BY FIREon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
81 other GOO, companies.
itscapitaland ucome promote asfaras practi-
able, .hei industry of our State.
WI OOWARDIN. Presiden
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70 wnich shey s&l your especial alseuuou.
they will send On application their improved
and accpra.e rules for
S1L&4NEASLhEAIENT,
and full line OF samples from their immense
stock OF CLOTHS, CAooiMERiS, tUAItNua,
SItlRTlNGo &C. &C., thus enabling parties IN
any part Of the country to order Their ClUthluG
and Starts direct fro'u them, lib The certainty
OF receiving garments of
The. Very Lc ,st Style
'f 4 Il Host Peetect FIT Aauinabzc
Goods ordered will be sent by Express 10 an,
part OF the country. z-sa-=-asi7.- f'--11-
AS is well known throughout the Southern
States, they have for Fofi} three Years iiA.
CELLEDin all departments OF their business.
which is substantial guarauleeas 10 the char
hcter OF the Goods they Will sena oul.
large and well assorted stock of READY
MADE CLOTHING always gu hand togetheI
with full line of ~
FURNISHING GOODS,
including all the latest Novelties in design, and
AT POPULAR PRICES.
When Goous are seni per Express G. g D.,
there will be NO collection chsalge on amounts
OF $2e and over.
Rules for Self-Measurenent, Samples of Good
and Price List sent FREE on application
The attention CT the rade is Invited to oul
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT, whicn is al
ways kept ny to the highest standard.
NOAH WALAEH d. CO.,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Mems and Boys
Clothing AID Furnishing Goods, either ready
madeor made to order
EEa 1876 and I97 Baltimore Street
72mar9y BALTiMORE, ND.
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II ANAWHA SALT HOO Barrels of Ka-
n nawhs Salt just received. This Salt is
acknowledged TO be the bsss in the world for
Stock. For sale cheap.
P. b. HOGB & BRO.
mss7-ts spae. YHg sspy.
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GRlTD. {lTlIl. AID DPRIGHq
STEELE ] |: =!
I. u 4. 4 4 ~ % -

Have received upwards OF FIFTY FiRSl
PRbMIU S,Hid hIt .nions Ink Les' no" made
Every instrument July warranted tor hVt
years. tIicts lis lo@ as The exclusive use OF
The very lest materials anu III" most thoioue h
Workmanship will permit he principal Flan-
isis arc composers and the ptauo- purchasing
public, vi the South especially, unite IL thu
Unanimous verdict OF the perlorliy OF lhs
aTl hfF PIANO. The DURABILITY vi uu
instruments IS full, established BY. over SIKH
SGEUui4S AND CULLbGbso Ill the South, US
ing over $50 of our piano..
Sole v holesae Agents for several of The
PRINCIPAL manufactured If Cabinet and parloi
uruaps; prices from $50 TO $3.50 A liberal
discount TO L err a,en and Sabbath stLools
A large assortment of second-haad Pianos
a. plic.s ranging from fS75 to $500, always %
hand.
Send fer Illustrated Ga alogue, containi nj
the names OF over 3 goo Southtrners who have
bong hit and are using the otiet Piano.
CHAS. N. STIEtF.
Warerooms No. 8 N. Liberty St.
Baltimore, Nd.
Factories, 81, So Camden & 40, II Perry Sis
"Pl-A1
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Baltimore ADVERTISEMENTS.
IL SINCLAIR & CO.,
ns No. SO LIGHT STBEEr.
- BALTIMIkh. MIL


- SINCLAIR & CO.,
He No. 50 LIGHT STBEET.
BALTIMORE, NIL.
Manufacturers OIL Agricultural m plements anu
Machluers. Growers anu lmportets OF Garuen
and Field Seeds, otter to Farmers and Mtr-
chants the following named valuable Labor saw
ing Machinery aud implements for the coming
SEASON. viz: NEW ORKER Self Rake Reaper and
NEW loRKER Self Rake keaperan Move I'll Com
oined This Machine took the Gold Medal Al the
great Fielo trial al Auburn, New York, in July,
1866 as the Des' self Rake Reaper Oh the ground,
also the celebrated MONITOR MOWER / his is
two wheeled Machine, with tlexibl, cutting Bar,
he best III use. The BUCKEYE and CASES Riding
Sulk, Cutivators. Mary land Self Dlschargins
tiay and Grain Rake on wheels, the best in the
tjonn1ry. sinclair Improved Corn Plan ter ana
Seed brill Rice's Premium Cotton Planter
Sinclair Il Co. s patent Screw Propeller Hay,
straw and Fodder Cutter. Patent Masticators
tor emitting Corn Stalks. Sugar Cane, Hay aud
>Straw Reading's patent horse Power Corn
shelters ma Cleaners. Hand and Power Corh
Shelters, al SIZES and patterns. Threshers anrd
Sepera,ors Horse Powers, Wheat Fans, Grain
Cradles. Revolving Hay R&kes and Cleaners,
Flows. Harrows ard Cultivators, Machinery and
Pillow Castings &c, &c.
Also on hand for Spring sales fresh and genu-
inc Garden Seeds, of oui own Raising and IN.
.or,pd from the best houses in Europe.
All goods sold by US warranted to give Salts
action and such as represented.
For particulars &C., send for our Pretoria Cat
.logne. 72mar23,
-gSn TIE FARMERS OF
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A MEXICAN HOTEL,
N [smedi sicily at the Va. Central Railroad
STANTON, VIRGINIA.
First Glass Hotel

1tsloeality, Immediately atthe Railroad DEPOT
rendersit 8 convenient stopping place for per
sonson business rim search ofhealth.
Bar and Barber Shoy in the House.
Allthe Oisces of the Telegraph and Stage
linesrunning to this own are adjoiaing this
House.
A irstclass Livery Stable, under O'Toole &
Donovan ,inconnected with this house
MoCHESf ,EY & co.
NIB Citizens ofthe County vi he furnished
Dinner at so Cents, and Horses I'd by Neasre
Donovan O'Tooleas 20 Cents.
Oct 3..-tf
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IJOhERI LAWSON 60, .r.
III MANUFACTURERS OF
SADDLES, HARNESS, COLLARS,
TRUNKS. g.. III.
AND DEALERS IN
SADDLERY HARnW ARE AND MATERIALS,
NO. 277 W. BALTIMORE STREET,
BALTIMORE, Nd.
Constantly on hand, Large Assornnentof
Saddles :-McClellap, Morgan, Spanish Ten
nessee, Decatur, Shaftoe Texas, California Eng
lish Somerset Side, Boys.
Harm ess :---Buggy, Carriage, CoacE, Ex-
press, Stage, sulkey, Trott;ng, Wagon and 9th
er' kinds.
Sasidlery :--~Collars Fly Nets, Covers.
Robes.
TrMmks:---Saratogs, French. Sole Leath-
err Trou Frame Iron Bound, Packing, Dress,
Bonnet, valises, sacs. satchels, Carpet Bags, &c.
w~ We righteousness to duplicateany reg
ular Bill of The above goods made in any Of the
Northern or Eastern Cities.
ROBERT LAWSON & o.,
277 Vest Baltimore Street, 4
aprAe'sav BALTIMORE
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Z N.F. RURNHAM'S ,

MONUMENTAL COOK sToyE.-B F..
WI Points, opposite the First Nstiona
Bank. can furnigt the CELEBRATED MONU
MENTAL COOK STOVE At faesvr, prices
with freight added.
Sent e.
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NisCe 1fH1e8lIs.
TO HOUSEKEEPERS
AND ALL LOVERS OF
GOOD THINGS.
GOODS AT
BALTIMORE PRICES.
M 9 have fitted up our store and just received
w one OF the choicest selected stocls
west OF the Blue RiIge, and UNSURPASSED by any
like eStan ishment in the Eastern cities, bought
from hrst hands, to which we invite the atten
ton OF the public.
We have AWAY on hand u full line of prime
groceries consisting of BROWN SUGARS, Of
several grades:
CLARIFIED.
CoFFEE,L
CUT.LOAF,
PULvERIzED
AND GRADUATED.
RIO,
LAGUAYRA,
MoCCO,
GOVT JAVA,
+ PEABERRY
CUFFEES
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Fl UNION.

A Worcester boy who was engaged in
nocturnal cherry-stealing, short time
ago, was observed by the owner of the
fruit, who, unnoticed by the young robber,
placed a large stuffed dog at the foot of
the tree and retired to watch the result of
the strategy. TIE 10y descending observed
the dog and then the fun commenced. He
whlstle0, coaxed, threatened, unavailing-
ly, the animal never moving. and finally
the youth accepting the inevitable. settled
down to pass the night in the tree. After
some hours had passed, YEARLY enough to
the lad, morning dawned and the proprietor
of the tree coming from the house, asked
him how he came to be in the tree, to which
the boy answered that he took to it to save
himself from the dog, who had chased hlm
quite distance.
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VIRGINIA HOTEL

nar27-tf
, 1874-08-02
Aae Empress Eucczaic md E1cr Corset"
NISfScr.

Maker
ff7a L<t,er Of Ole: I,ogants m Hdrper't Da-ar.
Dsnng the period OF the Enperor's reign over
tsase it pleased bis beautiful spouse to touch
aaa asr fair wand the house Of Griugoire, and
s'sngore became st once the corset-maker OF
.Is; sHd not Of Paris alone, for does not her
p % this day read, Patented Furnisher to
l. Il the Princess of Na;cs?" No one could
tsssnd to te nell corsetcd who did not patron
tss.a:aeoze. Her prices rose like the mercury
~, s tabes on hot day. She made no corsets
ess than $40. awe always charged the En-
~ fs ~ for hers, said my corset-naker, sc1en-
3aiE bending my pones-my Thaiebones-
ssks than flexible.
-. aeane Gringuire was q plsasant-mannered
~ ennmor ed to London about six months
% attend "H. r. H." tho Princess Of
- GEngoire found that her own body WAS
ss ssss N need Of attendance than TINT OF her
~ ~ Customer, aud in foggy London Grin
~ .e osae adieu to world OF *vain false show
l.. stsa1Iane outlines as we'll as all other things.
III NfEe1 torewomau continues her business.
TN nhngoire still glares its gold letters At
In .ta9 taa black marble Sign. It stands to rea-
Ia. Gss al the workers employed by Grngore
1feood corzct-makers.
hsaa,ta ae5et !. should have left madame if madame
u ued," SAID one Of these young women.
rrss 20 ZOE The humber Of my waist inches, and
nj ~ mem in her book. Madame liked me to
o. saa' W. tne English customers, as I'M Englsh;;
Id ea . me ladies' as did use to come TO see Us!
kscna;ea lovely figures! Did you ever see the
"S.1er." nA7'l's7' 'aa''Al'e
hchssa 10" beautiful her figure 'isl only. IS
ao1ia, Moana .nsa the waist, such buAt, and such
. aeea, then exclaimed the bookkeeper, a
, 1874-08-02

finc-looking French woman with positive man-
ner. " she must be yery different from the most
OF EEglishwon1en. Tho generality OF them have
waists 60 long that they reach to the knees, and
busts tlnttcr than their backs"
1.-The Empress was beautiful figure, was ale
not: :" I asked OF tho corsotiere.
"Magnificent. Very stout, you know"
Stout I Lad seen her often, but never thought
her stout: stout: ...,,
measures a inches around the waist, but her
bust is SO very large that her waist looks very
sma1l."
"What sort of corssts did you make for the
Empress: -
"Always coutil, madame, e,-neverei1k nor satin,
as many ladies' ordered"
II suppose she scarcely chose coutl for ocon-
omy's sake :" asked.
"No madame. but she likod coutil best. Then
We made night corsets for her.
Might corsets! That il something I never
heard Of"
''Thoy were rather funny-loohins. All ltt,o
tiny bones not thicker than pin. and with
straps and buckles in front instead Of busks."
|: 'What was tlo object in wearing night cor
sets ;n
ITO keep her figure always right. Her bust
was go large that she was constantly IN fear Of
lOsint, her shape"
:*who had the next prettioat aguro among
Grlugoire's customers !?
1.-The Duchess de- Mouchy, tho Emporor's
cousin She was tho Princess Anna Murat, yoa
know"
" Did you ever wash the Empress corsets )"
''Oh, yes, Madame. freoueutly.'
Please tell me how it Waa douc."
We removed all the steel busks in the cor
sets. then ripped out what We call tho fans =
those little clusters Of sllk trea ls which are at
| top aud bottom OF all tho bones sll lace and
| embroidery was taken of, OF course, and the
| whole carefully washed by special l.undressos.
! We put i'll the fans again LII new silk rear
| ranged tho laco aud embroidery, and then the
| corset looked exactly like now. We charged her
t 81 for each pair of STAYS was:lol."
| docs her ox-Majcsty still order her stays
| from, Gringoire's: :"
! 'She hns never had rcir since she left the
! throne. Madame Griugorle went und callod Oh
| her once at Chlselhurst, She found her dressed
| in plain meriuo dsoss with linen collar and
| cuffs. She told Nndamo e. that hho wes very
poor
''6he is good deal richer now than she was
! when she was Madamolsalio DaMoni!jo think, "
| interpolatcd the black-oyed. rosychcekcd Fronch
| bookkeepcr. "She is good deal richer than
| most Of ts poor French are, whom her husband
ruined by his fooli5l, war"
, 1874-08-02
JESUS HOE1iNUNl SaLVATCR.

III Son Eternal. There lie reigast
had ro1n:,eas 1lyrt2us uwn Ilni King,
Esae hymns of praiHe, In ho,icst strilnos
Tsn thousand times ten thousand s1EC.
oosr:ah the Fathcrt Lo! He comes
0aktes, Of love and mercy down!
The nafe=t, loulitst fcrLl assumes,
Ind cakes His peoples sins His o"o.
1aeyrlds Creator. There He kneels,-+
The "1efy God Of very Coz, -
hleas IN Gethsgrauc, aI:d feels
Of Ill oIr Ellis the painful l0ad4
Tts Lord Of Glory! There lie hangs
Suspended IN til accurseo tree,
Hs1lng dsath:s litterest, ana1 pest paugs,
ftptu death to set Lii scrvauis free.
1ht 1ock Of Ages! There He Lies,
AnFive il the dark. cold grave;
Il: s5on shall the Redtemer rise
Ind pruve Himself still efrCug to sAve-
The worlds Iedeemer! Though unknown
10 nan, get, III th' Eternal Mind,
ae tE this precious uaiue is known:
'eau6, the S3ylor Of mankind.
Y! Ao0e eterual raiaed on high,
:. Iia mighty God. til IncarnAto Word,
AoF md through MI eternity
1t III creation owu Thee Lcrd-
WELDON GooDrE1LoW-
, 1874-08-02
CALENDAR FOR TIE WEEK.

EPISCOPAL.
lss. = i'inth Sunday hfter Trinity
noNAS CATHOLIC. .--
lEAyfuth Sunday after Fcltecost; st. Alphonsus
lys-Finiing Of the Body Of st. Stephen.
H. 4-st. Dominic, e.
hss-Dediea:jon of st. Mary Major.
INSTRUMENTATION Of Our Lord; SIS. 15stus IL,
r, anti Coup, NM.
lsf-st. C:tctan, c.; St. Donatus. D. H.
iteSS. uyriacus, L-rgus, aud SnmrsKdus, AN-
, 1874-08-02
TRUST.

l;now not what M LIE shall hold
u lDyc or light,
Ouiy that, safe within the fold,
II shall lie right.
ouly seek to tluI the wars
II:s frct h2ye pressed,
And say, through fair or darker days:
ale kAoHeM bs.t+"
TpSE-GEDtyrUM
, 1874-08-02

English adjudged the victory to Milo. Clairon !;
but, as the greater number Of the former we're
but little acquainted with the Ensliah lam
guage, Mr. Ganick was induced to relate
= certain fact which happened under his
own observation few days previously. and af-
terwaras to exhibit it by action. IA father - he
faid, '' VAS tondling hls child st an open win
dow. from whence they looked into the street: /;
by one unlucky effort the bnbE eprang from his
fathers arms, fell upon the ground aud died On
the spot. What followed" ho continued, '.was
spoken in 4 Language that everybody understood.
for it was that OF Nature ITSELF" He then i'm
msdiately thIew himself ato - tue fha attnds a in
child Ieaped from lis arms. The influence
w.sh the Of the 10 ahfs hSsGg
GarIcS vas % snch that The rrestest astoniBh-
mont was actuall succeeded BY abundant tears.
As soon as the company had recovered, Mile.
Clairon sprane up from her seat. and, throwing
her arms around Garrick's neck, Kissed him on
both cheeks apoioszng to Mrs. Ts; Gsre1 M ao5 for
not help the impulse, and that 1t was her way Of
expressing enthusiastic applause"
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FROM NEW YORk.

New York, l. About o'clock this morn
ing the body of man was found lying on the
sidewalk with his head covered with blood,
opposite liquor saloon on Canal street. On
inquiry it was found that the deceased enter
ed the saloon and called for and got drinks
fer which he refused to pay. The bar tender,
after some words with the deceased, threw
him out into the street. He was subsequent
ly arrested and locked up, but denies that
beyond pushing him from the door violence
was used. The coroner's examination dis
covered that the mans skull was fractured.
McGeness's stable and fifteen horses, at
Columbia, Pennsylvania, were burned to-
day.
VIM. Taylor killed Alfred Hitch with an
axe last night at Eden Station, Md. No ar
rests.
Washington Dubois was drowned at
Poushkeepsie this morning while skating.
John Regnsr was killed by the explosion of
cannon at Patterson this morning.
This afternoon Warden johnson of the
Tombs called upon Inspector Folk and in
formed him of the arrest Of person IN New
Jersey who is supposed to be VIM. j. Shark
ey, the escaped murderer. Mr.. Johnson did
not state the place where the arrest was made.
He left in great hurry. Inquiries at the
sheriff's office resulted in the information
that the arrest had been made in Philadel-
phia.
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mortals; but there is joy in meeting the few
old friends who remain. Mr.. Alfred Daven-
port showed me some stereoscopic views of
scenery about his home. One view showed
the family burying ground, and prominent
among the monuments and headstones, was
the monument Of Mr.. DaveBport's nephew,
c. II. Davenport with whom l was well
acquainted seven years ago. Mr.. c. II.
Davenport, as many will remember, fell at
the hand of drunken assassin in his store in
Peabody, Kansas, in Feb. of 1871, l think.
The bridge on which 1 used to cross the Ken
nsbec at Hallowell, when here last, was car
ried away by flood about four years ago.
The one now in use was lately constructed by
"Jack Frost" and answers the purpose very
well at present; but l. should judge the ferry
boat may be needed again before a year.
Hallowell can boast cotton mill, two oil
cloth factories and considerable business in
quarrymg and cutting granite. There is a
merry clatter Of hammers and drills in the
sheds where the stone cutters work. The
Academy where we obtained part of our
school-boy training, has given place to the
lIallowell Classical Institute.
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FOREIGN.

London, /. Later advices from Cape Coat
Castle report that Sif Garnet Wolseley has
advanced seventy miles into the interior
The Ashantees are flying before him.
Adviccs from Cape Coast Castle to Dec.
18th, report that the Ashantees were driven
across the river Psah, re-entering their own
territory in great disorder. They left large
number of dead and wounded on the bank of
the river. Wolseley is in pursuit with 500
sailors. The troop ships Himalya and lamar
arrived at Cape Coast Castle, and everything
is ready for an advance upon Coomassier.
The investigation of the Vile du Havre
disaster was continued to-day.
Versailles, /. The court martial sitting
for the trial of the Communists, has con-
demned six more to death, four being in Con-
tumaciam.
Madrid, |. Another extensive fire, accom-
panied by terrible explosion, occurred at
Cartagena.
The deputies to the Cortes are endeavoring
to reconcile the differences between Salmer-
on and President CASTELAR,.
The government has suppressed several
newspapers of federal proclivties.
On Tuesday night she'll set fire to the In
surgent iron-clad Tehuan in the harbor of
Cartagena. After burning three hours the
magazine exploded, damaging the vessel seri-
ousy.
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STATE NEWS.

Rev. Mr.. Sleeper has sold his interest in
the North Star to Mr.. James Nutting, who
now owns the entire establishment.
Mr.. Jerry Gunnison of Kittery Point had
a narrow escape from drowning, last Satur-
day. As he was about to get into his boat
at the lower bridge at Seaveys island, the
staging gave way and precipitated him into
the water. He struggled and repeatedly
called for help as he drifted with the current.
He was in the water about twenty minutes
and had drifted to the upper bridge when he
was rescued by two men on the island.
Mr.. George Goodwin and seventy -three
other inhabitants of Berwick have petitioned
the legislature to be set off from that town
and annexed to the towr Of South Berwick.
A Belfast man while out cunning recently
in Albion, took thirteen skuuks from one hole
and he says hunting skunks is not his best
hold either.
On Tuesday young lady walking beyond
Primrose hill, was attacked BY dog. lie