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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-02-24

The well-known and original bohemian Glass
Blowers are to begin series of exhibitions at
Granite Hall on Thursday tomorrow evening,
to continue on Friday and Saturday evenings.
Among the wonders to be shown, in full operation,
will be the glass steam engine. Prof Woodruff
appears with his troupe of artistic workers at every
exhibition, and all who attend these exhibitions
can but be delighted and interested Beautiful
and exquisite glass ornaments, manufactured by
the troupe are given away.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-02-24

Mrs. D'Arthenay writes from Quebec, 10 Geo.
Chadwick of this city, who has the care Of Young
Fearnaught," that circumstances beyond her con-
troll prevented her return on Saturday last,
as she agreed TO do but she would return this week
No mention was made Of her husband. She said
she should return to Augusta, not home, she
had no home now to go to. She arrived last night.
The February criminal term of Court for Pts
cataquis county, opened yesterday. The term will
probably occupy three weeks time. The most
important case is that of NcCauslin for arson.
McCauslin has been prisoner in the Bangor Jail
since his arrest last fall, and the change will be a
desirable one to hin. lie at present occupies cell
in the murderers row, next door to George Carson,
is very quiet, and spends most of his time in read
ing. His trial will come OIL in about week.
, 1875-11-11
Tho &lnyBs


Tho well,known "otk cnttlea "1.e Monde
Slave" By III. Logger 1B nov SUPP lsmeuted by 4
very timely volume Of "Etudes Slayeh" by the
samo author. Al. Logger tolls us that, tn c0uAe-
queuce Ut tho dearth OF French works. Oh tho
various A!av dialects, ho has had to arend some
years In the countries In which ttoy arc spoken,
tn order to study the GRAMMAR aud literature Of
tho dlnorent seGtonH fut0 nbleh tho rAeo ia
dlyidod-for between Prague aud AstrakAn thcro
are four or fro dstuct 6layo,iIc tongues BpokeM.
OF those southern 6lsya With whom Europe il at
present 10 occupied he estimates the numbers ut
nos feWor than u. 00u, QUO. Of whom nbout tho
hnIf arc under Turkey in Bulgaria aud iu bosnia,
with the Herzegovina, Which latter combined
Government may contain : million nearly, whilst
Bulgaria Ia put At more than 000. 000, its inlah-
ita,,ta baiug much behind other Slava In knowl-
edgs aud lntelliEcnce. The oller 000, 600 OF
southern 4!Aya are divided besWoen the psinci-
palitiea OF BeryiA aud Montenegro, and tho
Austrian and Hungarian Provinces OF IllyriR
{where th0ro are over : million, known ~ tue
6lpyenes), Croatia. and tue old military border
districts Of Hungary. According 10 II. Legar
tl!a saco has occupied tho Hau,o districts under
different foreign mAsteEB ever succ the days OF
tho lsonan Empire and the grammatical chaos
tlat t4s succeeded its oncc simple tongue is typo
al OF tho political confusion that has cut lts pao-
pto up into subjects OF lIuRsla, Austria, Turkey,
aud senl-tndependsat Princes, ~ veil ~ OF tie
singular reliRious div!sloos under wLtob Roman
Catholics, Orthodox Greeks, aud United CAsho-
lies, are mingled together, With the addition OF
Protestant Slhys in Hungary, and Mohammedaus
Of tho SAME blood in great numbers III BoHui&
and Bulgaria. The authors conclusion IL that
PanalavBm IT, In face Of tho divisions and dis
senaions existing, IN utteF dream, nt. only for
poeta o. eA1Rnts TO auauee themselves with.
, 1875-11-11
MISSISSIPPI.


70 fhs Ff,tor ~ Th' Ch,raqa Tribune:
JAcKsoy. Mis-, Nor. G.-1ha statement In
1HE NEEELr TnipU.E ri lhe ID that ''TAe f.op-
scrfalisss carried tho election in AtBsrai,t, ,,y
the general consent OF al psrsses, is ,ha e1act
truth. The Republican majority heretofore Inns
been go great tha: tho party had grown cascEca4
aud fallen into bad management. and change
WAe demanded. Cnde. tie name Of F" Conrerva-
tive at othsr eIaasea unitol With tho Democ.
racy to bring 1t hhout. Many Of the FIRST otgsu-
'zcrs Of the Republican party in tho State,
Northern men uLo hAvo como hero kince tho
Wss, and colored men who LAGo acquired prop
nrty, all Joined u tho work and the revolution
has beeQ awoeping aud complete.
Tho feAr OF Hegro rnle 10 pib1fc affairs has
heretofore been tho great barrier to immigration,
This being uow removed. tlIis State prc.euta
ve.y great Inducements to tllosc Of tic North
desiring warmer climate. haye lived here
e!ucs IsC3, 3,--cau,s from Indiana, a,-lArc Lecn well
peastd with country, olimate. nod people.
Ihe couhtioa hero about the Cal,ital arc very
rich In GENERAL agricultural EeAourres. Tho Gro;
o1 the Wtnt-coru, what, onlB, gra1ses. etc., AZ
Wet! u all kinds Ut sto2x-do woM hero; pad. TO-.
El:eA cottpn. r4ca. and other products, Improved
.ana near tho railroads can yet DO had at from,
- 70 w TIER acre. The climate ID delightful =
he'.ler tnM COX! in vlntoE nor too hot 10 SUM-
i1.. me'. should lie pea-od 10 see more OF our
western pet'tie cpIne here, D. ". JoSEs.
, 1875-11-11

Az.n.. n-xxu.sx. -.
Ano H"tao""a AH"oc1@taoa III session
~ nt Ansttnsofe.
BA1f1honE, Nov. 10.--The American Public
Hoalth ASSOCIATION met this morning, aud, al
though tho voather VA, tnclsmont. there ,vas ne
iin,Ioutfon f., ,ho ,tto,a,rco n,a. fo,,x 49,. ~.
o'"'t.""'oo ~ lno a''ooa".so' o'e' 'oi's "o"
mennefs "e1e proposed sna eectod'
Dr.. ]. 3. Billings. U. 3. A.. presented report
OF committee appointed to prepare schedules
Of ouestions for the sanitary auryev ot Tho
11,,tod g,,tos rha ra,ort ratars - r.,,on. Al,
ts,." ,asas h ~ ~. ea.,an., r,,..o ~ ~ A.
tenlNs tnade Dy tue Nhtional lnstittito' tie
american Medical Association, and other So
eet1oa, 70 obtain data Tor Gompfet,enayo
laeaeai topography OF thn unltGa States,
anu to tae cansoa OF 1a'lare. lhe beat
data 90 no subject arc lonnd IN tho
roIoft OF thu medical oh!eoFa OF tue army de-
acSbng tho military posts; which four
volumes nave noW d peon published N
tnsse Iae ssanstcs @ OF alaease are gtveh a3on q
unl1orm plan. IN most OF the papers on medscal
topography inc meolcai part 10 ieft ont, and III
tho bost OF them only tho motsaity htaslstlca arc
e'v,Sn. ,t,tI n*. l.. -. v.,.,,
1ne loFoEt "aH leierfca 10 Lie I3ccnsasd
, 1875-11-11

7G. 12th J.n1an Of Chrt;i.n. ryan COW; 8. II. J:-
r'7,' Wr* n f,h'r'y T.; ;. -. n IT. ,>., ...
u. ft.:h1r,I 1sh r"a h-iftr: &. =. B,r:Hy, VIZ.
~ Ducr -, rcd heisrr; L. r. BARLEY. Nv.. l.a,,
o. Ms"tt". rel .n,f white COW; II. t.eksrn l. a.,
IL I1If,crss iloti.1, rosn enw: wastiuytoa ir!tn,
a1.sna s.resa. Kosc'n.ao t:oaa.y. 'ni.,; :sn:
-. Knhy TIN. ri md ~hte COW: Harry osoop'c.
~ lilly 1tt,. I'll anil whtse cav; ]. Il. shelly.
r. Thor', nj ,ss iHau.y roam eo~; Harry oroons
H. Ssir A!ei,s Tstt.roau CIV; C. L. Eaton, tlo-
n: Bynntsry n're 5t!'. rod c.s .ol rel bull calf i;
Il. Miller, Ns4s !,slrFv, Is. i: S':s.
~. Mon'cnra Itel': Isd and s'ho row; h. II. rat.
70. Jna i'r3co d. roam COW: H. s1Iller. West Liles-
". 1a.: :ttD.
". c',n,cs. ~. rel COW snl rel u,l' calf; y. +.
Vaughan, Eaaka,ar. ILL.,; til
u. cnantcta i,h, rot1 aud ~4i.o COW: A. j. Devon,
ID. AruLs, IL red COW J. H. shelly, Shannon, ill.,;
~ -, Aruhs I'd, rta hctfsf; LII. Shelly, shannon,
~, ... & MiT II TTfn'nrs I'D. whit" cow T. Humphrey.
%; ia1y Dale. ran hejfer; William SoeI parton.
VI. urrco,a sth. rcd and willie hcifcr: A1crsnicr
Cooa, Hcf'attoio!, In.f.: siij.
=. Names" tilt, red hel'of; J. It, Shelly, hhaunon
y. Carrie c1y.le, rcd autl white char'ea Ne'-
stft. Dubuque, In. j.: $l75.
IL. E.t'ltn- I'll, roam he!fer calf: 3. VI. Jacobs,
West Liberty, H.; tl.s.
Hrt1S.
lel. G1ferd Isngn"l q %, rcd roam Ia; William
ios. Gran ; co'nfosnd:r m l3os5 rc1 ro.n hill Albert
Cranr, Durham PARK, Kan. 1910.
io3 ho.u 1!nnth. roam nut; Harvey s'dovfkJ. Yer
,oi. Adv.acn ie.,o7. rel and wh!ts bull: William
Dairock. Clnton, III. $la5.
ms SnrttII,,nbrrisni 1a2gn red and v,tto ,,ul ::
Danlel KemJ, I,oIf, 1sol'1oia t'otuty, ILL.,: $1n.
11'. Calm 11nkc gu, roam bull calf; An,lr"w Car
III. Lt,c;,ilua i4.RIl, rel md whtt2 Iouan bull
tat.rRe +. Hursonahs Carlton, H.: sl7t.
1ta. Chevlb 6tlJ. red and willie bull caIf J. H..
RhtIly, Shannon, III. 4: $!"5.
100. Paxton Dixie 41,571, rcd bull; William Hal,cock
iii. Volunteer rtd-rpau bu1; 4. Cook, aatsatopoi.
Ind. sD
~. Atgatis Dute. rcu bull; Il. r. Frederick. A.s.
ia. Star Duke, red bull l., Il. narsinea, Chicago
stoO.
III, ptsIes Ars'fte rcd tult; Il. J. slron cssEspo-
In, sIte.,.: So.
i1e: Don A!plouso, red bull; Richard Ray, Kich.
mnf.J, H.. SIS.
III 1tnrsi tsrnrgc 3D. rrd md willie bull; asato.
Dean Funk, Hivnn'inRton. ILL.,: $lM
ll3. Couutesa Dake, rcd hull ;. Luck. Dexter ra1k
$55.
11a following In the summary Of tha sale :
Number Of COWS, heiforn, aud calves, 1lJ; total
amount Of saIee, s24,5T5; nverago price. :a23 );
unmbar Of bulls sold, Is; total amount Of sacs,
1910: average price, s1b6.
The "Wa1dherr herd the property Of Alr.
a. u. Conger. will be sold At tlse park today.
, 1875-11-11

In uoston tsrses-ckr tho other aftesnoou--
The Giobe Tells the stoFy--tho 4sats op ono sjue
were well AlIed; Oh the other teysa tsdtes wars
asated, ard thoy contrived TO spread over the
entira Bpace. Presently . tired, pale, and feo-
ble-lookiuy woman entered, and ths ladies,
gtaupiug 1t hor, sottfod back and lot her stand.
Tho onIy gentleman IN the car, one Of Doston'a
bsst known authors, novel by righteous indig-
nation, 1ose aud said: "l.sjlos. lon eau you
expect auy gentleman to gite you seats III car
when you t1eat QUO Of your own ss1 Wlth such
unfesl,ng csuelty7" Than turning to the poor
ka1Iica"
, 1875-11-11
Ri. t;ij(jt<. ! =.
Proprietary flights in The Name
IF Il liHel.
Fir. gands Ordered to Tear Down the
Tlaunting Lie.
WOODS HOTEL.
THE fAItsI. or A NAME.

Jn,,ce r.r..t t,oc;,,ad =, r.+,,.r ;,,.,..t;,,
ane3:;o. Yesterday rorn;,o IN thc c..o ~
Lpoct Wood Va, ,b,d,,I, s.rd, a. IA thn vicht
or partv In ,,sc n cor,,i, ,,,,rn ~ t-.5nn.,k
OF Intel, Tho hi, vo. ,,fod ~ nrarert a.nds
from u.tu. thr nam. ..Wnot.c tro+ot n and =
croeg.b,u w1s alao fi,e,l Ia pro ron, w,ot tror,
Using Tint term, fbn I,,dyc All, t,,, l.. h.5
hat eotnc heotta,tnn In ,lcc.1,uo TIN c,.c Int
had come to the c,ucl,;s;on ,ha. TIN c,r,,t.;,.,t
was entitled to tho i,,fu.clien M naval rto
facts vcso that somo years avo Woad ,eaa,1
gho 1,rf1ti,r m, tia rnr,,,, -, c.,.. .,.
80, 7i..,.,., n.foet
ocaFuihR-nolae' hus Iha'r converted
1t into q hotef, which was na,t,od after him,
Wood'e Hotel. Thta t,tace ho kent fur roreral
r..rs pafo,nu a eood pnma and . rss.a,ntI.
-. u..'H 'o s'N en,''A'' ',
".ao'hl VI cu:to'n' 'ofhs ''h'c IN tho carry part
Of the year 1871 10 transferred all hER tutereaL in
the hotel, furniture, and good will 10 . mau
named t.u,nni,,rp Mt tbc aamo finn so,eain1
,,o, u, rom, ,,,, hat., ,i,,i,, ,ho -a,na;,o. -
nv nv ~ y. wy ",o' b sao ''"A'" ~. ~
tI' tcrm 1of WINCH ho nan i1fst ootalhod The
laasc. or Until 1879. Only mouth or two
I assetl whe,, Tho hotel was entirely DESTROYED in
thc Ju1y fire or 1871, ana t,u,nmino. mt hcino
II, ,:.;.. ....
- ~ eo.a''!aa W isopea As' "e'' 'h>o
LUG t'ahit honhe ID Homo capacity
Tho tamc aeahon Sands. tho Jefcn1nnt,
0t,ereI hntet uu Nn1h;f1Etua street il, bu1l /.
,,,,, ,oI,,,;.,t,I ,,,r ,,s,,o, wi ,-,,;,,. H..
aa,a.I ,, ~. ,,a.", Es'.,,n 80. 49,, ~ .. ~
'A"e" NV" h''' se""e. Wv" '''1
Cummings efor consented to thls nse OF the
name, and OH TIN contrary objected tlic1eto aud
had HOMO negotiations with rofcrepco 10 uiypr
4 ,rd. I;,,s., to uvo u,a ,or,o 1,. -,
.s. 'e w '.AN $'A0 'eAt1t oo' Nv @'A0De'0
n'Go' "aA e'e' .''noe' -....
Iu July last ,'ood procured = release from
Cumra,nss Of ali lis clns,ns to uee The nstuo
Woad's lIotel or to Keen out Of the hotel bun,
49,. ,n.;I iva ,,5 sno, ,,,aaf,ar o,,nnad :.
s heHa uns' r;t,t, ~ nuu ao1n tneas ~ oenou
n"'s" " ~, ~ Is'e ",e ~, ' r.9 "aiu
tn,,' t1e Iii ~ -ost-,;, u.n sro',, ,,.,,,, ~.
.',,n 's'e' p'i ~ 'e's'' ''Suee HUH usl"s a'7
nh!','. III. .;,. ..,
,sa H., taso a esI "a. .,;.,, ~ ~ III n " s
t.e "se :s, o eo 80 =" ~. .;t',t ~ ~ uu
~. .ui ' ". t.s ~ ii, ai VI" o'ee
m a.s na.ueaa n"u coa'a sel.'e rEnt
H. H. 'n". ,,., hau ,1aaoc -. ~" ~ y! Ios uuo eve
!.ir1 ie GoaM pteussua{ .!o r'9uou nhu Ks. 70 ~
claaso 'iGnt ~ suen nsn9 " Gn!ca ~ sclalreH
s'u, s, mSoa , ~ noa M ~ 'ta;ss % ~ Nv naa
, 1875-11-11

that oilo Of hor oyes was rarity opened. Moth
1nv iinuever, WIS thought nj fit. ~ it was r,lp.
rhci TO 10 tllo result OF muscular contraction,
plated, when tho supposed corpse sstonislod The
atendsbss By asking to by 1lEced on hor sIdc
1he house Of mourning was ansl,loniy turned INTO
ono Ut JOY. anl At lhst accounts Ito Indy rRA
tioinE finely, With ovory prospect Of complete
facureIs.
, 1875-11-11

re. Ss.lno Eau, Of lac k4on. rr"aontod a f1no
gentleman H'tk muttier. to hoglven tn Tho persnn
makteg tho highest scoro In the team match,
which wan won BY Col. II. y. Thompson. Of tho
Chicago team, by score OF IS Out Of possible
IS, beng . full Hcore. Also. Recond tnutl}sr
to the SECOND best scoro. which whs won by
fien. A. r. Deaversn,ix, Of tho Fort Wayne team,
by score of % out of \ poselblo 81.
After t1!o team matcl tho Co'trin 4 rurdy
#l,ns. distance t03 yards, open to ali eunerr
which was also won by t'ol. Thompson, OF tho
Chicago Rifle Club. Tie following waa
, 1875-11-11
THE TIRE.

!aE COMING oREAr CALIFORNIA RACE.
-, ~ FRANCISCO, Nov. 10.-1n tho pools for tho
~ ~" faoe tonight rutherford vAs tho favor
Ella "!ae opening at Sllo. springbok At e11o.
s4s,at 49, tae, u &lG5, aud tbs (1nld at $67.6Q, Sub.
itG GsIIns; Is';, bptinelok sold 1t $170. Rutherford
n.sM!!d H. M!!d Idle At $3.50. aad tie leld at S7a 5U,
, 1875-11-11

Hspl ees ~ taa azst cup 70 Wilson, aud lei. Tue
fn1aii u ~ shot for by Messrs. Abbey aud
Se1easnE III tns score mado by them,
Fsystet Second to,
N.Y.. sinald. Double.' .9,nals. Double
nad'''''"''.,! ! u Il II Ii ID
a., !5lrs!i having thus von Tia second Gun q.
IL 1sasuea onls ths cup fo1 .ha M noorsss shot' hot
htir - oesEsea A1eaAEs, Wiley and Pfiudtyills,
"t'on Resulted ~ follows:
frat tis. Second ia.
Eh4t,uA 6snost. Itoabts. Stnel+, Double
sa4...''"''.i 10 II II 10 ID
y sad du,ey -, :: o.vtns thus secured the emblem for
~ u.ss 'an ~ nst to- ehoot@1s waus &laneo.
Sps.fat' IT. kl!Lk-AfAIcA AT JACKSON, AIon.
aaessnx Il .aIsp'teA e 1hs Cltsaao Ttsbuns,
u cah hstca =; between taams from ths Jackson
q 'aaksaa. Iichx tho lpdlans ANA
, 1875-11-11
MOVEMENTS or rLAYEnF.

rb,t f4eroU man, Clapu, has finally sat tfei
nrn 1T St' Lou'a 1os Aoio. Ihe Hartford
u,,f, LAT TINT e2.600 did 1t; but tho truth
,r+h,b1, In that Clam wanted 10 get out OF
Eiidalpl'la 1910 some place who're t4e manager
ua ID ouce in while.
~. nroottvn E1o1c RAW marest anr,r,ro !,
leo n, ut. ~. % =. Tns,. r,,.., s, N,, hu. p'so -
,r,,n1 suca, men 40 bIcOpa,v an1 1,lon0 fnr
sss,.s,.a,on,;ot +o,r hcth t,o,no w.,
'cta'cn1'e' .o"us' pcsa oe'ae men WHO haVe
~ II, srsncctna fop1 n,av. 1vh;,o mi. ,e 1o,o
M 1a ''0p.esoo Nv. p' "''' .ii'o - oo''e
sItr 10 profcnalonal ninca In out OF tho qHcH-
asaA ~ ~. 'oA o'..o. ~. 'ses'
lilo manager o1 tae nt'Aht'o n1Ho OF 1919 INIT
hsa 4uteted to got together clnb for 1870 to
t1oSine nluo have kept up Van Delft's repusa-
tu, Il would be q niac In Which thero col,I
s''' .''l ~ o~9''>@
hTsbeep 10 difference o1 loellnX Xeny"af-overy-
baIf would havo thought only Of one thing, and
a.thov to make tho most mopoy ont Of tin
A.a' .S. r;~ ~, a ,,;ro .,r 1;Lo III 7a.,,a,, :,
r..' ts rr.ror * .,.oa.-n. ~,
hsaam. s. a ..a'o1, oI y; Meueat5. =; haa-
ets B!o1E. :. T.. Fleo t and Pearce. aubs. Tho
s.nb!en could not very we'll have bet wrong On
tt.n. in which that n'nc took pars.
~" W., ,,.,.a. or.1,... Su,,u. 80"
70 sne lst EbsaHt nFalu1nRt "hlte, Dafncs. Mcfcy,
ost Anaoa, hoay, Hienn' reteIs bie,aeki eng 5oneH
Nsh eont1c!s " paJ ~ Ca!e.ao; 4nis eeltlea one
rstn fattnons. ana very eneGtual5 alefofrs o. the
p laN Mate !n.snt ee!nAn N no6to1; utras H.
sstsn'e Hese onpsea hnson 70 ataf IN Fhilauc!psis
~ ne sG'eu; i;, ~ 9ou glven h!s Wofo aua ehonla
s1tsoI w ~ rA3 VITA tlo tnlcs9os. o"1nR
oaa aIsA''s cunuuct sine9 GstinR 4la "ntd 10 play
~ oem' .ney nAso uoE'a9H tney 1o moi Want ahy
sa@aa. .ones - " tne a.unp"e o1 Ciae.nnMl. ana
hFeita Q! ID sery nno ontlo!usr anu stforg bat
Mafsetn. in1S.inH os tns Gn1csgn tino, dpaia-
~ esGtea 0.1ceLos ana eecfotafy. tna AFTER
Eo !ppolhsea Nanaaar. Nons goes Wild me teasn
eAsasf sss1stanee aH p!ayef pocahton el9lua ue'
49, ~ - uuslnoss aaent. 1nesa are ~ strong
lIh1 oa! u fcsna1ns 70 te eeen nov the AJgn.tonc4
r. WI s*na tae Ire " ta9 HAeaR0 pres. y! tna
~ asAA y maI oe etatea tnat ~ ooeoience totao
- y ntee nun.oes u iae Fhstons ol tue sport,
atao teseea! aantrea aollats th adxanee ot wbat
n n."saso' 90 81 an "o,tu ' "o'e Hsue " tae boston
e'tesfs 70 secure Cl"rh a. catcher for next yeara
= ~ - ss " t luspo3e. =. H., hna " aoiho neais
H. as.t nsr r.r an .o,,ifn @ nat 70 fay IN
III aM1 r1a:!n, fasHseinh 11;1 VIEW.
n' s1a:
huu tu,ncisI potnt Of view fhn etaAon h,s mt
pfoa.abs one to tue atoetholere Of tho yartuus
ID Wlt1 ciub iko tic Atlantic ,sini1s IN liz
,sxn h dtbt 10 sho e1tent Of 1906. as Is now r.
rt It vond rrcm. at rst fhourht that tbe 1ntc,. ~
tus puhlc in tt1e tto,nr II dytnn mt Hnt mnnn
~ etamjnstton Il iii h., fo,nT th.f ia 1.,s ~
aT. Id 1aort on,T wI.cra ona Of Tho nrr4tcnoti.o
, 1875-11-11

tour Rifle Asaociatfon Of Fort Nnvno Ind, anl
tho Chicago kGo Tub. was cumltIetetl lo-tlav At
JAcEsou. S1lch. I'hs following wers tho Bcotcs
mhda-tltalAucn 6uH yards:
, 1875-11-11
OTHER BUSINESS,
OtYpIkCE.

DgfONEEss
Arista S. I.anlbrite filed bill iu the Superior
Couil yesterday, batting cut that her hnsbauu,
Jerome q. Lnmbritc, deacrtel her III ISL, aul
nsking for decree Of divorce and the care OF
her rhitd
, 1875-11-11

karsAa CtJ md Denver Fsst Ex 'I1r), ruoaIs 31o NJ
bt. 'lls xnd Srfnrfieid s,. .IAl l. tn 7:ht r. r
st. LOUIS hprnEteIi TsIaI., nl T. IN Is Id l. H.
PeorlA. kc3kut Il HIr1;nFtpu, ttsrs H. Tsi n II
t,rrtA keEkHs y liurjlrxton.,, 5Dr. m la T. m
chicago PAlucsh Ia ar ,aa f.I - va a. nj f:an a.
y; rratnr, tAcnr MnaKtpa Ii. n. IN u9ou $40 n IN
Juliet Dalxht Acc aatlI. CT r. III 93is tu
, 1875-11-11

i Reasonable 1fcAueat from u CoFpAes
A remarkable escapa from burial Allye haE-
pel,od In tie Town OF Bradford, NH. = ts" days
sluco. Tho tacts Of tho case are ~ iollo~H' 4
lady iu tue above town had bsau sick for soma
sltno, and 10 all appearances hai died. s1,d A.
rsngsmeuts wcro accordingly n!.de tos tho
fuler&l TO lake place On the third day after hee
supposed deceAsa Tho preparation. had pro-
grossed 10 far tint on tho day Of the funeral lhe
iadJ ~ paood iu ! conin, Blaa u TN obss11sd
, 1875-11-11

Far thu ste4dy euro Of Semiual wsatnass Lost Man.
hood Aad III dizosdsss brought by tndiscsut!ons
exoasx. Any druggist hss ths tngredisuta, Aldfexs
DAYIpSQNA i W, H9x A,.9s, hsx IQsk,
, 1875-11-11

f*7r<. Arr'rr.
Day EIpres1- Pullman rfrav.l
,nR.Its'r. S1eoptng Carr, tol
SsW ftr4 without chauRp,,,f Q:ioa M sti m nj.
ATLANTIC Expfusx-Pullu,4u ps!-t ~
Acp ufAelnx- IsaGn1 EIes,,ur
Carr Ahd liateI Gass. ..,.,..i, bn5u III s;uam.
Ouly lins running the hotyi carr ia Nav YORK,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-09-16
MARRIED..

TAYLOR MAILMAN Aug. 23d,
1879, in this place, by Samuel Kerr, j.
P., Mr.. HENRY S. TAYLOR and Mrs. SA-
RAH S. MAILMAN, both of Meigs Co., O.
HARRIS-TOWNSEND-By tho same,
Sept 4th, 1876, Mr.. Whg. HARMS and
Miss MARY Is. TowNsExD, both of this
city.
i PEARSON -DOSS - By the same,
Sept. 9th, 1875, in this place, Mr.. DAVID
b. PEARSON and Miss MARY E. Doss.
both of Mason Co., West Va.
SAUNDERS-M McCOMMIS = By the
same, Sept. 10th, 1875, in this piace3 Mr..
Patterson AAgNpERs and Miss Nancy
MsC1aalis, both Of this county. :
JoNES-DAvIS-At the Parsonage,
in this city, Sept 9th, 1875, by Rev. G.
d. Battelle, Mr.. DAVID r. JQNEa and
Miss Lizzie ], DAYS, both of eiallia Co.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-09-16
THs store Of Mr.. Joshua LEWIS, at

THE store of Mr.. JOSHUA LEWIS, at
Portland, jackson county, was brok-
en- into last Wednesday night, and
robbed of jewelry, money, dc, The
amour. of the loss we hare not
learned. The next day ALEX GREEN
WOOD and JOHN WEST, of this city,
were arrested as the suspected par
ties, but after an examination before
Justice Of the Peace, were dis
charged, no evidence being produced
to connect them with the robbery.
The property stolen was taken from
a safe, which was blown open. in a
manner very similar to that of Nc
FARLANp's, in this city, short time
since.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-09-16
The Great Barnum's Great
Worlds Fair.

The large share of attention which
P. T. BARNUM always occupies in the
public mind is intensified to almost
fever heat in this vicinity just now,
and the firmhess of the scrap-iron
market, the frantic gymnastic efforts
of the Juveniles, the congregations
before the billboards, the pictorial
appearance of the newspapers, the
fiuttering of numberless Adcamce
Couriers and programmes, and the
irrepressible evidence of interest,
shared alike by the said citizen and
street Arab, serve as constant re-
minders that the greatest of all
amusement caterers Great Travelling
Worlds Fair is to pitch its teeming
metropolis of tents in Gallipolis, on
Friday, the 18th. High as the tide
of expectation runs, there is no like
lihood of an ebb of disappointment,
unless possibly oeeasioned by the fact
that there is IN the Monarch of Mar
vel Lands vast and wonderful col
lection too much to see. However,
ample opportunity will be given to
obtain several hundred per cent. on
each individual investment, to grow
round-eyed with wonder over the
multitude of animate and inanimate
and to thrill with excitement
1t the daring feats of the phenome
nal performers. None save the ire
)ressible "Phenix" Il. could concen-
rate such Oversize | reflex of ev-
,rything animal, automatic and
lrenic worth seeing, and none other
attract such a living avalanche as is
sure to pour in upon us on the date
lbove named.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-09-16

The California election was not no
ticed last week, in hopes that the
JOURNAL would not neglect "the State
which has the solid dollar" but would
afford the people of Gallia County
the gratifying intelligence that the
great Pacific State had pronounced in
favor of thcDemocracy.-B~lletis'. =
If California has 'proneunced in
favor of the Democracy" it is not
Ohio Democracy, for their platform
was hard-money and specie pay
ments! If the Bulletin can draw
enthusiasm from the California cleo
ton, then is its editor man without
principles, n demagogue of the first
water, for Democracy in California
bears no resemblance to Democracy
in Ohio. 1t has the same name, and
that is all.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-09-16
A MAN OF A THOUSAND.

When death was hourly expected
from CONSUMPTION, all remedies
having failed. accident led to discovery
whereby DIR. II. JAMES cured his only
child with preparation of CANNABIS
INDICA. He now gives this recipe
free on receipt of two stamps to pay ex-
penses. There is not single symptom
of consumption that it does not dissipate
-nightsweats, irritation of the nerves,
difficult eXpectoration, sharp pains in
the lungs, nausea at the stomach, inac-
ton of the bowels, and wasting of the
muscles. Address CraddOck &c Co.,
1892 Race ST., Philadelphia, Pa, giving
name of this paper.
Sept. 9. 1S75.-6mos.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-09-16
DIED.


WHTTE-At Patriot, August 80, 1875,
MARY NANCY, wife of David White,
aged 81 years, II months and days.
Her Christian life was of deep and
earnest type. Approaching death found
her ready, willing and waiting. Her
dying was in perfect triumph and per-
feet peace. TO her it was better to de-
part and be with Christ. A husband
and two children MOURN.
3. (. THOMAS.
RRUNER-In Green township, on
Thursday last, September 9th, 1875, Mr..
FRANCIS BRUSER, aged about 20 years.
: HANHT0N-Ja this city, Monday,
September l3th, 1875, JAMES A., son of
Ralph /. and Sarah A. Hamilton, aged
6 months and 10 days. Funeral, this
fWednesday) afternoon at o'clock, from
the residence ofMr. Thomas McCafferty,
on Second street.