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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-24
OHIO.
Protestants VS.. Catholics.

Cincinnati, September %. The Commercial
Fort Way nc special says that FOR some time back
the Jefferson street Protestant and st. Paus Ger
man Catholic schools have been quarreling, re-
scholars attacking Hubert Hartman, aged ten
years, who was kicked, stoned and beaten in a
horrible manner. A large hole was knocked in
his head between the eyes which will probably
cause his death. Much feeling, it is said, exist:
tonight against the Roman Catholics, who are
charged with UNFOLDING their children in the quar-
rel. which is attributed to a bitter discussion Of
the school question.
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Maine Manufacturing News.

The North Auburn cheese factory made their
last cheese three days since. They have had a
succc ssful season.
The cheese factory at Weld Corner closed up
its operations Of cheese making for the season, on
Saturday, the 18th inst. Mr.. Samuel S. York Of
Wilton was employed to take charge Of the bust.
ness the present season, and it was accomplished
with ninety days woodworking only six days in
arrangement that he would make and that from
conscientious principles The number Of cheese
made was six hundred and thirty-fve, and so far
as the writer was able to observe, were in excel
lent condition..
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Chicago Produce Market.

ChicagO. September % 1875.
Flour-extra spring 8 75a6 co.
Wheat-No. spring cash l0dal06-; 10}Aa Oct.
lO6lsa Nov
Corn-No. ?. mixed cash 5stle1.: 47A- Noy.
a53h Oct; fe. .t.
Oats-No.2 asa cash: va3tS. Sept; SKA s2]s
Oct -'b 50 ~ w
Rye--No. 2, 751fa75. t-l
Barley-NO. spring ll0a cash: 109a-- Sept; l04
"a Oct.
Dressed HOgs--a 00as a.. s.-< tH1
PC,k-22 0oa22l2h cash .: 55a2l 81 Oct. q g. \
al IS = Sept
Lard-13 40 ala IS cash: 10 l5-al3 10 Oct.
IS 55al3 81 Sept.
Bulk Meats shoulders ass; short rib mid
ia; ehOrt clear mid l2Aa.
Hams IS hs average a..
Whiskey-ll6-all6.
Freights-Corn To Buffalo, 2xa: wheat do i
a..
Receipts--6,O O0 0our: 6O.0Od wheat; 10000 corn
so, 900 oats; 900 rye; 10000 barley.
Shipments - 1000 hOur; 1856 00c wheat: a59, G0i
corn: 1000 oats: 10000 barley: COCO rye.
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Supreme Judicial Court. Knox County
DanfOrah j. presiding.

Supreme Judicial Court, Knox County,
Danf0rth J. presiding.
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 22d.
NATHANIEL I. TALBOT, ct ais. VS.. CHARLES
RICHARDS.
AssuniP it on account annexed to writ, for gro
ceries, amounting to = little over $500. Def. sets
up in defence that the goods were to be paid fer
by one Mllay, according to q special agreement
with plas, deft. paving Mllay in labor. Verdict
for the plfs for $26o.S0.
Gould & Moore for plfs., Rice, Barrett for def
OLIVER d. BRowN, ct al. vs.. ALDEN U. Brown.
This action is for the purpose Of testing
the title to certain real estate. Law on report
Gould 4 Moore for p!ffs. Pierce for def.
Nothing being for trial tomorrow, (Thursday')
his Honor gave the bar notice that he would de-
vote the time to the hearing Of motions.
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l
In riding through different parts of the town,
one will see that thcreehas been marked improve.
ment in farm buildings At East Winthrop, be.
sides the fine house of Thomas White, Is the barn
of Isaac Carr, which 10 fine one, and q stable by
Charles Keezer. At Baileyville, c. NJ. Jones is
eularring his house and remodelling it 10 sub
stantial manner; S. T. Floyd has put up new
building, ard Hiram lockwood ha, built a fine
new stable, besides making other marked i'm
provements, and that neighborhood has completed
a nice new school-house and have q school in
operation. Our school-houses are now nearly all
| new or thoroughly repaired, and believe all but
one may be called suitable, if not excellent.
Master Harry Stanley has again met with az
other narrow escape. few days ago, lille the
horse was harnesscd into the farm wagon, he
climbed upon the thills and poured a basket Of
potatoes into an empty barrel, frightening the
horse and throwing him down. the wheel passing
over his head, tearing one ear. He was picked up
and carried into the house. but is now doing WE'LL
Last Thanksgiving Day he fell from an upper
story of his fathers carriage shop, striking upon
his head, fracturng his shoulder, and was for sew
CT al hours insensiblc. He is the champion young
man for "items"
The Reform Club held rousng meeting at the
Town Hall on the 10Th inst. They were addressed
by J. r. McKelvey o. Portland. On the 18th
inst, they went to East Readfeld, and were en-
Enthusiastically received, twenty-six taking the IRON
clad pledge. They occasionally receive new mem
bers at home. The hard drinkers have exceeded
all expectations, scarcely one breaking the pledge,
and some of them making complete change in
Complexion and appearance. The trouble has
been with those who were not regularly addicted
10 the habit. President Kelly is as earnest in the
work as ever. The movement has done vast
amount Of good in our town.
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Chicago. September %. The sixth annual assc-
citation OF fire underwriters of the northwest met
insurance agents, many being present from East
crn cities 1t was decided not to admit men,
bers those not actually transacting business in the
northwest. The president. c. w. Marshall, then
delivered his annual address. Various reports
were read and ordered to be printed and the meet
ng adjourned until to- day.
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LOCAL AND BUSINESS NOTICES.
September Fashions.

Mrs. NJ. P. Webster has just returned from Bos'
ton with few choice styles in hats and bonnets
Also come novelties in wings, birds, hat ornaments
and silks, which will be worn this fall She will
be pleased 10 show all her customers q few
trimmed hats preparatory to the general opening
which will be in October. sep4-tt
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Farmingdale Locals.

Farmingdale Locals.
Our Farmingdale people turned out en- masse to
hear Miss Lorenza Haynes, the Universalist
preacher from Hallowell, last Sunday evening. A
great many had to go away, as the hall was too
small. This is the first time lady ever preached
in our town; and she was listened to with the
greatest interest during the whole Of the exercises.
Rev. Mr. Wnslow, (Methodist) Of Pittston is the
next speaker.
The rvermen have all left Hallowell and dis
persed to different points down the river. The
men of the Franklin Land and Lumber Co., are
at Browns Island boom, FarmingdAe some at the
Sands boom, others at Bay boom and so on.
Towing of logs from the upper Kennebee has been
very brisk and some six tugs employed but the
season IS now about over.
The new Knckcrbocker Free School building
is about completed and will be dedicated We'd
nesday and Thursday evenings of next week The
ladies will hold grand levee and festival both
nights. The Hallowell Cornet Band, Albert II.
Davis, band master, will perform some Of their
choisest music. The IIallowell Glee Club and the
Farmingdale centennial singers will assist. Hon.
Warren Johnson is expected to be present; and
other distinguished educators. The scholars will
take appointment part, and thing doEe to make
it attractive. On the second evening drama will
be enacted, &c.-and the whole thing will be
included by select dance at the Town Hall.
airs. Fred Boothby of Augusta is expected to sing
on the occasion. Refreshments of various kinds
will be served in the lower hall, and the immense
squash (the largest ever raised in the country
raised by D. Lancaster, Esq, will be on exhibit
ton both evenings when it will be disposed Of to
the one who guesses the nearest to its weight ;
each person guessing being charged small sum
therefor. The whole proceeds of the occasion
will go towards buying new organ for the school.
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MACIIIAS.
Agricultural Fair.

Machias, September %. The annual cattle
show and fair Of the West Washington Agricul-
tural Society closed two days exhibition at
Joncsboro' this afternoon. The exhibition Of
fruit, grain and farm produce was good. The at
tendance was large and the fair a success. John
Monahans horse, of Chcrryfeld. took the highest
purse IN the races. Time-2 "a.
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ALBERT JONES. and ! Others. -
STATE OF MAINE.

AROOSTOOK SS.-Coswfee coxmty -CsssSsSvsS,s
ers, Juiy term, 1875. $40 h y goT sud
On the foregoing petition, Ordered, that noeioe
be given that the Commissioners will meet On TueS
day, Nov 49, 1875 ut 10 A. H., at Robert nutTnysin
Chapman pl. and thence proceed 70 view the Ieate
mentioned 10 said petition, and Immediately after
or at some convenient place in The vicinity, and
take such further action in tho premises as they
Judge proper Said notice TO- be given BY sefvtne
upon The clerk Of Presqne Isle, SD b..
posing up Ike copies in three public places y
hfee successive weeks In the PREF que lsls Sunrise
newspaper published at Presqne isle 10 eeid
county; anu SIX successive weeks In the kohAeAee
sad service and posting to be Al least thisty days
before SAD meeting that all parties intersslsd may
attend ana be heard IT. they see ct. The owners Or
said Chapman plantation being unknown, s -. ~
Attest RANSOM NORTON, Clerk. 4
true copy of petition and order.
Attest:- RANSOM NORTUN, Clerk.
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CANADA.
Marine Disa ster.

Quebec, September 20. The British ship Aber-
ona from Glasgow which arrived yesterday, re-
ashore on Anticosti. twenty miles east Of South
west point. The vessel was painted black out
side-white inside, and has eight colored tower
nests. She had probably been ashore long
time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-24

IYoN's KArHArRoN prevents the hair from
falling out or turning gray, renews its growth,
and gives strength and vigor. 1t is delightfully."-
perfumed, and makes splendid dressing. 1t is
the cheapest and most desirable Hair Tonic ever
produced. Used by the elite. Price only so
cents. aprl7 -teod&wly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-24

|. Buy Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil of the
druggist or merchant where you usually trade.
once All the Wholesale druggists keep it on
their list of staple goods. It is an excellent RENE
dy to cure any kind of pain or Inflammation, and
is used both externally and internally. Try it.
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LIE WESTON
Fire.

Lewiston, September 90 Fire was discovered
at o'clock in the rear of the store Owned BY Miss
o. d. Garcelon, occupied by j. F. Marston. Fire
was extinguished with loss of $500 to $500 to
the building Loss on goods not ascertained. In
surcd.
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DR.. >. Jacobs, on Apho nie, or loss Of Voice.

Orange street, st. John, N. B., 1869.
Mr. FELLows-Sr: am bound to award the
palm of merit to the preparation Of Hypophos
phitcs discovered by you. had occasion to use it
myself in q case Of Aphonia, which would not
yield to regular treatment and am happy to say it
proved to be all you claimed for it, having acted
with expedition and entire satisfaction.
feel called upon to publish the fact, that the
profession may avail themselves Of remedy in
YOU. "Compoaod Syrup of Hypophosphites:"
Yours, very truly, s. JACOBS, NJ ID.
sept22-t&WlW
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MICHIGAN.
Collision.

Detroit, September 49, The scoooner E. r
Williams eollided with and sank the schooner
Egan, at midnight, near Thunder Bay light, Lake
Huron. The men were lost on the Egan, the cap
tain, son and. a sailor.
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State Fair NOtes.
The managers nave been blessed with exceeding
good weather. The largest crowds in attendance
yesterday and to-day, probably.
The three year old stations exhibited were pro-
nounced the finest ever shown in Maine.
Col. Osgood of Augusta. has charge Of the en-
tire ticket department, and has so regulated that
it runs very smoothly.
Among the premiums already awarded are the
following
Whte-Mrs. C. w. Lucy, Portland, LIST prem
Annie o. Burleigh, Fairfield Centre, ID prem.
Graham-Mary L. Robbins, Winthrop, lst prem
Annie o. Burleigh, Fairfield Centre, I'd prem.
Brown--Ella Cardigan Portland, LIST prem.
Annie o. Burleigh, Fairfield Centre, I'd prem.
Best loaf from wheat grown in Maine, Mary l..
Robbins, Winthrop.
FARM AND GARDEN CROPS.
Cabbage-A. S. Sawyer, Portland, lst prem.
r. c. Hersey, Portland, I'd prem.
Sugar beets-M. Crafts Auburn, I'd prem.
Stafef turnips-T. c. Hersey, Portland, Is,
prem
Celery-J. b. Brown, Prtland, LIST prem.
Peppers-P. H. Brown, Portland, lst prem.
Garden Seeds-Mrs. A. B. Stratford, I'd prem.
Onions-J. w. Merrill, City Farm, LIST prem.
A. S. Sawyer, Deering, I'd.
Tomatoes-M. Crafts, LIST prem,
Marrow squash-C. B. Lakin, lst prem.
j. W. Merrill, City Farm, I'd prem.
Biggest squssh-M. Crafts Of Auburn.
Turban squash-C. B. Lakin, lst prem.
Mr.. Jordan, Cape Elizabeth, I'd prem.
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GARDINER.


Gardiner, September 90. A house owned and
occupied by j. II. Lawrence, South Gardiner
was burned to the ground, last evening, with all
its furniture. Origin Of fire unknown: Less is
$500; insurance 81 900.
LATER.
Later advlces state that the house. ell and wood
shed were burned. Loss $4,000.
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To CURE COUCH. to relieve all irritations Of
the throat to prevent hosrseness, to restore per-
feet soundness and health to the most delicate Or
ganizaton of the human frame-the lungs-use
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry. so cts. and 81
bottle, large BOTTLES much the cheaper.
sept2l -t&wlw
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PERSONAL.

FerbOhhIs
The journal says that Jos. NJ. Ballard, who has
been for feveral years with Messrs c. A. 4 j. d
White, of Gardiner, next week goes to Worcester
Mass, to take charge Of fine apothecsry store
which Messrs. White have purchased there. The
firm will bear the name of White Ballard Co
Prof Palmer is visiting Gardiner.
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Railroad Matters.

The committee of investigation for the credi-
itors of the f. and Y. A. Railroad held meeting
here to-day and have agreed upon their report,
and propose to call a meeting of creditors for
Tuesday, Oct. Sd. The committee feel confident
that they can present such plan as the creditors
will accept.
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Annual Meeting.
BANGOR.
Election Returns.

Bangor, September %. The Wing and Courier
| will publish tomorrow morning nearly complete
official returns of the vote in the fourth congress
sional district, which give Plaiseds majority
OH: Pcnobscol, 4S2; Piscataquis, Madigan's ma
jority 422 Aroostooh, Plaisted's majority in the
district 81
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Farm for Sale.

- called az miles from Augusta, and ~ miles
from Racon's Corner. said farm contains ~ Acrss
of land good wood LOT, and good orchard AL &feM'
ed and number of young trees beginning 70 ler.
Crab Apple Pear and Damson trees, good esory
and hail house wen in the house, ana one =. re
Tools If desired For further particulars inqaire on
the premises OF ,r,,upv ,vxS.,
Centre pi ,uey, Maine -a Sm3S
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Cincinnati PrOdace Market:

Cincinnati September %, 1915,
PORK-$2l 40o21 81
LARD-steam l3A ALA kettle, 1917 ala.
BULK MEATS-shouliers So a.; clear rib sides
PAX: clear sides l2Ha.
BACON-shoulders 9'ss-: clear rib sides 49,.
all clear sides l3k9A.
WHISKEY-1I5-1.
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Fatal Accident.
The Turf,
Weather Probabilities for To-day.

For New England and the Middle States
generally clear and slightly warmer weather
light southery and westerly winds and high but
slowly falling barometer.
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CALIFORNIA.
Wrestling Match

WTCSVIIHS MHtCHs
San Francisco, September %. John Mcmahon
of New York defeated Thomas Costigan Of Ne
vada, in a wrestling match, yesterday, for tn
champ ionship of America and $1,000
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The new cncampment of Odd Fellows is to be
constituted in this city, on Thursday Of next week,
by the Grand Lodge, Charles Douglass Of Lewis
ton being the w. c. P. The occasion will be one
of mnch interest IN the fraternity
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Maggie Mitchell, who so delighted her Angus
Ia audience with her charming rendition of the
character of Cricket, in "Fanchon," will appear
at Granite Hall the 2Sd of next month in the beau
t;fnl play of "The Pearl of SAVOY"
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~ t"e non. CounfS COMMENCEMENT 9fAvoosS0oes
Inc undersigned, inhabitants Of CbapI1an pm.
aon, respectfully represent that the pubIiD fnooT
esas require county road from the read late1y laid
gu. rom rresque Isle to Daniels Nilfs 70 De 1853
point on said road ana running south.Weoisd1 y
n noSert Murray's house; thence westsrly q o.
% corner Of lot II; thence west BY to0khyo
nence Gue west to the southwest corner Of eAtA ofi
thence the most convenient way 70 the weSe 1ood -
Onapmans we therefors pray voc - Beais1 -
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Fire.

Great Falls, September 3D. Gillman's saloon
building on Hanson street, Rochester, n H., was
damaged by fire and water at o'clock this morn
ing, to the extent of $500. ~ defective chimney
was the cause. .
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A large number Of new dwelling houses have
been built in Brunswick the present season.
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aoeal ami State Nems.

Mr.. Cater has finished his j., Of paving the
streets of Gardiner.
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Assault and Robbery.

times abandoned. The man WIS still alive ct noon
to-day, and able to speak, and if he can survive
two honrs more he will be saved. Nt8st
Assault and Robbery.
Newburyport, September %. Last night, DR..
Morton of Amesbury was called from his office to
visit person reported to be sick, and while on
the way was attacked by two men, who fired two
bullets through his clothing. They then threw
pockets Of $l06 in money and watch valued at
$50. No trace Of the robbers has been found.
Fatal Accident.
Salem, September %. John Gibson, aged a.
while playing at Chisholm's rope factory this af-
ternoon, accidentally hung himself. He was
dead before assistance arrived.
The Turf.
Boston, September %. Two races. The :3S
and 2 30 on the programme to-day. Neither was
decided and will be finished tomorrow.
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The President has appointed Charles r. klmbaii
of New York, formerly of Portland, commissioner
substitute to the Centennial Exhibition at Phlla-
de1phia
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Persons WI o want to find
the Place to Buy Merchant
disc at Bargains. read the
Advertisements i'm this Pa.
per.
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Paul Sawyer, an insane man belonging in Ban
gor escaped from the insane hospital in this city,
the other day and is in Bangor. go
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MIR. Cheescman informs the Gardiner journal,
that the ice houses known as the Modocs, in Rich
mond, and the Kcnnebec Mutual--in Dresden
have partially fallen down. lie estimates the
loss on the Modocs at 5000, AMI ttat on the
Kennebec Mutual at $4,000.
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Thskesnebec Union Agricultural and Horti-
Gu ltura Society will hold their fair at Oakland
Para in Gardiner on the 5th and 9th OF october.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-24

Last week, man who owed the Gardiner Jour
nal man for ten years subscription paid up, and
Morrell felt rich that forgetting his importunate
creditors, took the cars last Tuesday for the
White Mountains He came very Eear being
showed up, and then he wished that his prompt
paying subscriber had been in Belehack-which
is one of the South sea Islands
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sit offers alienation to the afcted, II shows how
misfortune may best be bornes boz - p1ya113 and
nal onseQuences may Ia ve thes% ioFeeoA6Ined
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!Harrien.

In Gardner, 2sth ult, By Rev. r. II. Douglass,
Il. r. W. Dunlap OF Gardiner, 10 Miss Evelyn +.
Hanks OF Brunswick.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.

EVENING hEPOkTs
New ork.lScptember %. 1873.
Money closed at lxa2 per cent on call. Sterling
was weak ut ls0a- for 60 days, 4S4a- FOR demand
Gold opened at ll6S and closed at ll6h. The
rates paid for borrowing were l-A. Assistant
Treasurer paid out ga O0J In interest, and 4a5,-
0oa in redemption oil bonds. Customs receipts,
$4,000. -.te
Cn,ted States SKIES tcoup0nsj, 1881, 1889
" 5-2Us 1852, -
- 1854, li9b
I" 1865, llaI
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A Rescue.

Springfield, September 20. The work Of res
cuing Lester Sykes who was buried in well
terday afternoon, is proceeding to-day with all
possible vigor, although hope has been several
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Sudden Death.

Lowell. September %. Mrs. Warner of
Veazie, Me-, who came to Lowell to attend Rev.
Smith Bakers wedding anniversary, last week,
was stricken with paralysis, and died suddenly,
Wednesday night.
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House to Lot.

HOUSE in block, corner of State and Bridge
II Streets. Rent $3.50 per annum. Enquire Of
CHAS. W. Stafford & son.
September Goth. sept2O-,lw