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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-07-10

A young lady, after reading attentively
the title OF a novel called The Last Man,
exclaimed, Bless me, if such things were
ever to happen. what would become Of the
women?' "What would become Of the
poor man." was the remark OF an old
bachelor.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-07-10

And We suggest our plan of a phi
mary election as the best to head off
the plotters and wire workers who
manipulate heat, county mass meet
ings on one hand, and ballot suffers
aud swappers and traders of ballots
in a county primary, pure and simple.
We think that by this process so close
an approximation to fairness can be
obtained as to be satisfactory to all
aspirants and their friends. and what
is u consideration Of lir,t Importance,
the best available men whose services
can be commanded will be brought
forward.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-07-10

Il rH b. agfssl Asl Lsgasa
Gnnre riqesa BHb4sae On ~ 1870
u 4axpft b shlch tbs Pfif9no u ne
Comfy sss itg.fsd vs. hope daf
there sM be . general tafa.out
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-07-10

Tsa pfs8 Rnarmi #b mrsf
~ ~ err gaaaE ms Isff sm p8ft Fr
Az i8f bu ~ bsf gaie ~ We
sac on afHdfy.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-07-10

JUDGE HUDSON IN LUcK.-The fol-
lowing from the New Orleans Times
contains information that will gratify
the many friends of that we'll known
gentleman, Judge r. X. Hudson:
Judge r. X Hudson, of Yszoo
City, Miss, is what we cal! a lucky
man. Two years ago, the Harrisons,
who were extensive planters on The
Yszoo river. went into bankruptcy.
and at the Marshal's sale Judge Hud
son bought one-half of a cotton claim
for $37 500 against the United States,
for one hundred dollars. Suit was
brought, and Oh the 18th of the pres
ent month the cas- was decided in
favor Of the claimants. Mrs. Minter,
of Grenada, Miss, gets the other half
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-07-10

A Kentucky girl has a skin white
as snow and soft as velvet, and
shoulders and bosom like June, and q
redundant voluptuousness that would
turn one's hair gray in a single night.
Coulter Journal.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-07-10

THE TAxEs-Will the people pay
them?" is the heading Of a strong
article by a contributor. TO the
Kinds county Gazette, transferred
to this paper for its sound doctrine
and timely admonition. If the tax
payers should agree as n man, in
the event of the failure to elect a Leg
islature next November, pledged to.
reform the present abuses, not to
pay a cent to carry on any fur
Their the system of licensed robbery
under which they are suffering, the
supplies. of the spolistors would have
to choose between the alternative of
being starved out Dr. OF accediug
to the righteous demands of the pco-
Pile. The need OF the hour is a well
matured plan of this sort and a firm
determination TO stick to i'll Gar
ion.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-07-10

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log a Caff ilsaH fssbas 81
.B ats 90 gn Co.
Ths bfssAg tasaas sw if1as
fsftf
rtatYf1w
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Psfaatl Hsfa ]e,fmnei. corrected
sal sppfgvei sod ns 'el.ssIaK 6y@
we're mtfa nv Csaaif eufosss
Cornfy Ja1e tfy fshd S8t8cs.
n 4isfs fdx Caaatr fst, 30 l3cfs
on d. o. Poor my Ot IT, nv b. d.
Contingent sc.i51! F.aI 0Ui e.. on
DO. 3d.
c0rHT n0UtE.
Tic fg'lswiug order IN regard 70
fhs buiIliIzof e Court House, assul
gesied by eGhns VA p'soii
Whereas there esi.u the necessity
II building a Coaft llOusg for TIE
County ~ Jackson
1T u therefore ordered that the
Clerk Of this Board Iublisb a notice,
10 be- posted IN each supervisors Dis
ir'cl At the most public place In eael'
District. that plans aud specifications
will be received together with esti'
mates for building same, until lst
Monday Of December next"
The order issued at the last Term
Of the Board authorizing aud requirN
Ing Mr.. G.. II. ALLEY to procure The
Records for the Courts was rescinded
at his req est, and a Committee con
sisting of Messrs. G.. II. Alley, "A, Il.
Lewis and II. C. Vaughan vas aubsti-
tuted with this additional instruction
t. purchase one or more Iron Safes IN
which to kecp the Records.
NEW ELECTION PRECINCTS.
In addition TO the old prcclnta the
following were established 4:
In Beat No. Wards schol house.
In Beat No 1.-The Residences Of VIM
Cunningham and Jackson p. Ward,
abolishing the Americas Precinct.
In Beat No. 3-The residence Of John
Cunningham.
The sheriff was ordered to procure
Ten Ballot Boxes, as he old Boxes
were destroyed by fire.
RETAIL LIQUOR LICENSES.
Orders we're passed tor the issuance
of Licenses to the following persons :
Ii. Krebs & Son and q. NJ. Cruzat at
Scranton, and j. P. LongIey at o can
Springs.
SPECIAL ELECTION.
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ROADS.

hOAbos
The petition of Geo. A. Cox for
change of Road near frances Ferry
was dismissed at petitioners request.
Petition for New Road in Beat No. |
continued till regular meeting OF
Board Tor such purpose.
GRAND JURY.
The following named persons were
selected to serve as Grand Jurors at
the October Term of the Circuit
Court:
BEAT NO. l..
Alexander Krkwood, Godfrey
Helvestion, Dawson Walters, Benz.
f. Ferrill.
BEAT NO 2.
Alfred Davis, J. j. Davis, Job.
F. Carter; Francis NJ. Johnson.
BEAT NO. 3.
j. NJ. McInnis, Dudley Brooks,
Neid jenkins, Stephen r. Thompson.
BEAT NO. A.
Jno. f. Clark, A. W. Ramsay,
James Thomas, ]. Fl. Overstreet.
BEAT NO. 5
Jno. Farley, J. G. smith, NJ. G
Oneil, NJ. j. ORiel.
FINANCIAL.
Report of County Treasurer *
amiued and approved.
The following accounts were allow
ed /:
j. w. Norris, for Warrant lost by IRE, : 10 co
f. N Ramsay. Board Of Prisouess, l42 90
c. n. Alsy, Pigeon Hole Boxes for
Court, W
James Ladnier, Digging Well for Jail ii %
O.. A Rsby. making list Of School
Chiidsen. ~ %
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SPECIAL ELECTION.

A Petition from the citizens oil
Beat No. 3, for a special election in
the Office OF the Justice Of the Peace, to
fill a vacansy occasioned by the death
of VIM. Ladnier, was presented, and
the Board passed an order. requests
ing the Governor to Gil the same by
appointment, until the regular cleo
lion in November.
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Consumption cureo

To he Editor Star,
s Viii YOU Plea e inform your readers
Cure fsr Css.uspsis. snd
and all disorders Of the Thro1t anu rured bus
that, by its use in my practi e. ! n"'e
dreds OF casss. and will give
.-m'. nsS.' Indeed. % sr ~,
tor a es s'sh 7" VIII vii, end : ..-.pss. free
sufferer addressing me. ana you mss
please show fhis lester 70 any az .sses, spd
know who is suffering frem tnes'
oblive. FAITHFULLY Years. ,y~nr.
spi7-s6t % WINE"
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-07-10

A. R. KREBs, Secretary
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-18
Sabgaus t. Dubuque, Soma, 0teufag on 1S. 2Iai 1876

iuGrcn tGnren, ooB ni9t bas in Gebe iteben.
&c sub I. a6georu$te, ionbern bas sub II.
icl8enbe, total on6erS lautenoe GjeIprd6
;wii6cr Ir. M@iIunn uno benz (oeralb
9ieporter ita;tiano. Die Stellurs Sr.
GmincnS pes Cardinal GrSbii3ofs III Der
S@nIiraSc sebt bort tlar berpor. aber
nsin. SAB uno GublsnSuns triibten ibr
llrtbsil. ySas ioQ man nun BON Vldttern
iG9ea, Die lid pur6 ibrs llnucriittisteit H..
ibren SOspiaen 3u Mitidulpissn pon 6al:
i6ern unS TerliumSen nader?
Gas iou man ron einem Vlatte, ,pis Ser
v9tatonal Ssmutrat" iasen, oas ben &a:
tbOIiten tastdsli6 gu i6meideIn iu3t unS
lie bann iusar nit 6ali6unsen uOn Den
GrInoidten ibrer 0teIision, ibrer MOral,
ab,ubrinsen tra6tet, lie auibett sessn Die
cisenen Erieiter, ben si9ensn Siitof, uno
ieIbit BEN Cardinal MeGlpstep bar@ Siigeu
perOa6tigt2 SIT iol6 Elm Slatt nibt einse.
iGbrli6es fIr fatboliide Vsier? G'e,uiB,
eS ut nidtnur Elm seidbrli9 9cs, iOnrern
ein iegr, icBr gcii5rii1ss. alIs iOI9eS lit
es bismit uniern Srisiiern uno uuierm
bp6w'it. Sii9oie beitens cmpicblen!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-18

9ldnbi9e 2ebrer einiese unS fatboliide Gl.
tern sruin9e, ibre &inoer in bieisIbsn gu
I6iden."
Satcr GjIpnn i9loB feline 9smerfunsen
NIT ioI9cnOen Gorten:
vSollte pGpitli6e Gjeistssbuns in 0c,us
auI bic 6rase eriOroerIib isin, 10 tOmen
Sic ii6 barani ucrloiien, baB Garoinal
NfcGlosccp iie ii9ern piro. Nenn irseno
Elm Ealtcr 10 iebr beiorst ruesen oss @lau=
benS ooer Der Mtoral ser &inber lit, meIbc
Die oifentli&en S6ulen beiudsn, 10 fam
er lei9t ben in ben S6ulsu ertbeilten melt.
lidsn llnterri9t baour3 ersdn,en, baB er
Die aleinen einIaoet, id OIL beftimmten
9ta6mittasen in ieiner Stride ,u periam.
meln, uno CT ooer iein tbilisprieiter tSnnte
ibnen bel oieien gerunlaiiunsen in elmer
&o6e mebr Heligion leBreu als Die Vriioer
oScr S9ueltern in Mpnaten. Sies wiiroe,
msiner ar'bt nab, Die gauge reIsiSie
S9wieri9ts't we9en Der 0iientliden Sbu:
len lolen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-18

Giae 9fe9nen ara y inc, welz
dc poA ] i. S!oucn, einsm llbrr,aber
II Sb.ee Scto IN Staote Mitbieun nah
ScDnlGbriger 2lrbcit conitmirt muroe, Iiefert
emer Sorelpoaocu; psS Gineinnatier Cont
merciai" Saipl8c 8ani eritaumlitbc NeluItote
Siele usaldme, w:lD: 2l0O Gheile unS
NIT Gdraubtn unS Soi;eu GGer 5000
Stiife eGtbdlt, ioll in Stanoe iein, ielbit
sc rcmiGcItltcn sIOoitiouSs ,Subtractionss
WsultiplicntionS: uao SipiIions. .grsmpel
NIT sCnicn Sobl'n iomje nit Sriiden in
uu9laNbliG tNSc, 3tii ;oyrect AZ l0len.
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2Uise du Auzeisen.
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Socdr- 2iot i,Pu.
Nni'' 3elsn Sisvr wsrteu siAi smssnonmrs. sSs
Ittt 5si!e Sgrcitr Haum l. V,ii 20 Gsats
tie naaitn MAJ; Gr,s
fetIaiss aES iSst2aasrsn nj! &sran Ei.D. ssss
Srrab 500.
susrdriiss Sn,rism maHsu rrraasSs,sr:: T osH.
an,sisen fur gieus. Pptertn tsiadsip:c,, ~ ,ls seu
Ssife ssr 'as. sirts ,upisr 6nssa isine Suirsnn,.
alle Gn5eisen ienbe man lpdhitens
2aontas 2Horsem Elm.
COB sAr6eitsn ader Art prompt anS 6iais
anssefd6rt
Sffiee Der 8a;ette
No. 442 @ainitrabc, ,mii6en Z. u. 5.
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= ffiee Der Gazette

No. 442 @aiaitraBc, ,mii6rn I. u. 5.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-18

an,s'sen far yenies 9ptteren. 5iadsipr -, ils seus
9s'fe Ger tats Sir6s ,uwisr 6nstu ieine suirlnn,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-06-10
Foreign News.

Queen Victoria has Just passed her
ity->lxih birthday. and has now been
Queen of England about thirty-ei.ht YEAR.
1t i in contemplation To mite the ba-
sins of the Black and Caspian sea- The
canal will have to be go league, long.
Austria complain, that the monk, *
PEELED By Bismarck take refuge Ia her do
minious, Increasing the number OF her
needy. aud add!n. 10 the enemies OF ubcr-
al Institutions.
sixty persons were drowned by the
cap,iling oi lighter ia the river ra.u- -
Lisbon, Pouu- al.
1t j. reported that during iyphoou at
Macot, China. wednesday. several lives
were io>' and much property destroyed
and shipping badly damaged
JoAN 90 AEc -I'po. the >th Of MAY
began a. Orleans. France. the grand cclr-
bratinu Intended 10 perpetual. the rrinrn-
brauc' # The delivery Of thar city by Joan
81 Arc in li&'- A. upoudIy. accordin. 10
traditional u-age. the bell Ia the sieepir
sound-d a. ~isuai ior public rejoicing
lminrl sirly the old gates III the city. the
public monuments aud the house, were
draped With cloth aud standards iu the ma
tional color. Nith those Of the Maid.
bearing upon azure the royal crown and
bordsred with two Of the three lilies OF
France On the 9Th. tit 9 o'clock in the
morning. the panesyric upon Joan OF Arc
Wa pronounced la the cathedral. which
gas decorated with great splendor. -
Lewiston Journal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-06-10

A five story brick saw mill. two tene-
ment houses aud a school house were
burned In New York Tuesday. Total loss
sl23.000.
Tn" committee OF the Rhode Island
Legislature have recommended a license
law without local option.
-Glorious news from Louisiana. viz.
The people have quit talking politics aud
have gone earnestly 10 work planting aud
sowing.
The quantity. Of iron 10 be used In the
Centennial buildings will aggregate G.Oo1
tons. mote than 2-5ihs wrought.
A proposition to elect L. $ S.natof.
by popular vote is pending in the Nebra-
Ia Constitutional Convention.
1t is said the four magnificent shin,
which now compose the French line ir,,n
New York, carry more tir>t.claSs paS>cs
gers than any other two trans Ailanit
companies from that port.
-EN-Gov Il b Hayes Wa nonin,fA
for Governor ct Ohio b. the rrplbiica
Convention a. Columbus. Ohi1. Wcdus.
dhv afternoon. unanimously.
Journalist. statistics show that ID.
q. lat wear 90, -um 81 40 least s. TOO ~
va~ lp-' 20 ueN>lal.cr enterprise "a Be-
uitsl >iaf,~
small pnN h4> broken OF iu aa alan.
ius degree Ola th' ll'h, 18Th and TIN
ards 30 n" l'fk cIN. the small ,,x
hn-ta.i ~ BiatANclI- i~LuH 4 Il, u
crowded. having uH,i..f "a. r..f 40 t,ai.s.t.
~IH uat" ur's crampra aeram..Ia'.oa.
Iae Nr.U,' r.nI..r auc, Assertion
,"nt. ..I lt "a. t-' uu iu.. ast. tHh
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State News.


The Wing saws that the exercises OF the
graduAtn, Gas, 81 BANGOR Theological
seminary. occurred Wednesday ryenin.
AZ Rev. Dr E,cll.' church. Blugpr. which
Wa flied ~ on previous occasions. The
class numbered seven zen. and their al
drr,>c-, names. auI places 90 residence
are shown VA the following order of cxer-
ct>s>
nrsau Voluntary rraycr-Ma.lc-
Iar " ufA 81 The Ministry.
Jo-oph Baket. >hefieli, y u
falpIt Preparation, b { BraIeca, Dexter :
Modern -P,utaAlsu,
Limuni Bursc.. Ia, Tllbury ont.
N"lamm~l, IcuA- r'5ye eli, Liverpool. y
Natural selection Appucl t. Man Cfi,!ri-rs.
John Z, k'i;ar. sauuicEsY.l!c MAJ.
John g Evans. >-raa.on. Ia.
Muse.
Tho superiority n Kan.
Lewis u. Esan- ~amui; Ill Pa
Protestant Jc-uiti-m.
Arthur C. fliE, MAuchs-icr. y. II
weight 81 Character.
Charles q IGolvoke. Yarmouth
Formation Preferable 20 Reformation.
,.u.tavu- ". Jones Uniis Z.
The A'eas'as Poser q Love.
H1usrholi ors, Herbert \ iorlus. East sumner
What = Dwc The Blblr VIM Pcz.r.s.s I-4nark On.
Who shall PryAcA I-aurlsion E~y nahis, +. wilton
Flctn-ihr ou,h % David.
Einunt Z sherbgrn. Pomfrri. \ {.
>imon Z wh4.comb, I.wr,ase. han
The Battle Of TIT rrctl-
Charlie. Woo.lcocs, Nes York t4is-
Nu-c-nipl5na- Prc-eutei-I'ras,
Music hir-iouarf Chant, tunsrc. aJIulsal-
hcnc'licilon-
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DIS. ~..tr Creeat5.u 81 ihr EepHhli-
,.. i..t ta ie l..Isa 81 r.rilauf. rcxf
.... 1853 De- s .HGat.aat gathering
as h.i.e- - i-.t attended. T4r
eal oHe ~ a-W.r- r. ..4sv
H-t ,r tss. st.l- - - - A.-
~ftr &. ..HHsra,1. q. The cone
--..H.Aaa.- latt arfs. ipakrt
Plea trfr Hsai be- tut q short
-#fHc fIs..r ufH is Il. iar 900
-Ia. ms rts fhs
HNr- tte conversion.
fe0i a..ns d.ahr Narf q
e.r H r.a-e.atat ,,irbra-
t i,.- instant. aaI tAt time B.
I'd tia, H-afl. 4 -ous many
tH .H4t, tHat t.e NV nomination
ir Governor Will 20 easily f4r Cen. Con
a..- t nobody should De sur Of ih.- IN
b. aaF Tire mc4 composing the toryeu-
t..u lAye urt and compared notes and
t.IAeI tLc iula- over. We do not believe
iA4, Gen. touuor II . riag candidate. or in
deed that he knows much about rings any
Wy. H. was 4 soldier Al the front dur.
Ing >am. Of his best years. and ha, been
but liu.e IN active politics since But it l.
undoubtedly the fact that be has been but
little known to the people Of the state.
aaI Some of the newspapers finding him
more talked OF for Governor than any
body else, wonder pretty deeply why tAi>
is 80, aud draw the conclusion that some
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The Railroad Meeting.

Tie meeting OF the subscribers aud
ftrAd, If tie Shore Line Railroad at Cher
rfteid June 2th, was very earnest. Many
towns go Washington equity. were repre-
,-u,ed by large delegations We much re-
GREETED that 30 few were present from this
county but many things unfortunately
cou-pired 10 prevent the atfendauce of
number Who intended gong
The sentiment of the meeting. was very
much ike that expressed IN these column,
Two weeks ago. The people seemed to be
tired OF waiting for the movements OF Ban
gor. or any outside parties. Il was felt
that these two counties mu-t buiid the
road. and could build The road When it
shall become apparent that our people
have pat their hands to the work. and
mean 10 have road. there viii rise Up
parties anxious TO aid for the sake Of the
business. The new directors Were request
ed 70 take measures At an early dav L, A.
certain how much the various towns wopld
do
On the election Of new directors. the
three Bangor men were dropped. and two
additional directors were given to Han
cock County. aud one 10 Washington. The
new Board i made up entirely Of men
resident in the TWO counties and whose
whole interest IN the matter. would be Tor
the best good Of our o~n people II &.
earnestly hoped the four directors from
this county. viii do their utmost to further
the speedy building OF the read through
our territory.
IL must be confessed that we are much
behind our Washinton county friends. in
zeal and courage. They are in dead earn
est. and will make every sacrifice for the
purpose. We have been lukewarm. and
distrustful. After the action of the last
meeting. however. we cannot have any
distrust of orr eastern neighbors. They
have done everything that the most ex-
acting of US could ask. The interests of
ter. They embrace the whole territory,
between the PeHobscot and the st. Croix.
They are homogeneous in people. in busi-
ness and ia necessities 4 railroad Is the
prime necessity of both counties il can
not be built except by both counties. 1t
is a partnership made by nature. Indiffer-
ence on our part Injuries our partner as
well a. ourselves. We believe however.
that Hancock will not be found wanting.
At the r. r.. meeting June q. the fol-
lowing Board OF Directors was unani
mously chosen. Joseph T. Grant, Henry
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-06-10

They arr demonstrative in Bangor
Vile serving liquor law warrant at the
resdence a Mrs. Francis shilling in that
cir. Frida,. Deputy Sheriff Clark was At
taxed byMrs. Sklllng. who presented a
rsolver it his head and threatened to
Soot him. The weapon was wrenched
bm her. When she seized flat Iron and
hrled It n Clark. infictipg a painful
FOUND behind his ear.
The Bangor city government cut down
he salary of the city liquor agent. Joseph
Down. from 5000 to 5000; he resigned
friday. The city j. ~ present without an
'pen legal ium shop. aud there l. chance
taat tie Institution NAV be closed p"rma-
nelflv.
The Argus says that at meeting uf
ia. Seyerei4ns of Industry in Purt,aad.
Fh'lav night. II was voted to "peU cnun-
81 stare Ia Portland where four hundred
Customers will "usirauiec 10 pay cash.
his will cn~ue the success of the under
taxing.
BANGOR. June ; Al mrctiu, 81 the
CITY council held this evening q resolve, w -
nsnimnu,ly passed dircrii1. the CITY
treasurer to ism" and ~-il bond. 20 the
amount IT $3.50 OpD a. authorized rs me
Legislature. tor the purpose ~ >upil, bee.
o.. citN with water rs the construction uf
dIm across thr Pvnuh-cut riycr
ANuriIrR Com MI~r Mr.. Fred q o.
Eri-n tea discovered v,r, fine y,in ~
-,ii arL silver m quartz aul slate u,AT
ihnnt~tnr. y I.- Vain y -on. i.ur
f'.-i in width cAtt, u. thr ul,fa'. in fhr.n..
IA rldLikr tafui-. Ht-- eliminated thruu- p D.
~ .htft nt- tt'aiy h.ru r'fn
a.... lI b
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AQUIDNECK HOUSE, NEWPORT, r. l. !
Z


Mr.. EditOr-Would you like q few notes of
travel from this city by the sea. II so please
accept the following:
Anyone, in whose soul reposes even a DOR
mant appreciation Of the beautiful in nature
would be awakened to an enthusiastic admira-
ton Of its charms by visit TO Newport, at this
lovely time of the year. The season is just
opening. with encouraging prospects Of success.
which gives wide awake appearance to this
otherwise quiet city. There is an sir Of antiq-
uity perrading the older portions of the place,
in striking contrast to the newer parts, with
their magnificent residence grounds Of marvel
Gus beauty, and avenues laid out, with refer
ence to nothing but ease and elegance, New
port, as fashionable resort, embodes culture
and refined taste. The shoddy do not come
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NUMBER %.

VI. Hall. Joseph T. Iiinckley, Joseph II.
West, Samuel \. Campbell. John II. Gran
don. Geo. Walker. John c. Talbot and
Edward c. Pike. The Directors will or
game at Cherrylield. June 10
j. W. More Esq, of Cherryfield. poslt-
lively declined a reelection. on the ground
OF i'll health. The meeting reluctantly ex-
cused him. and adopted resolution high.
~ complimentary to Mr Moore. Five of
the Directors are new men. IL was voted
to request the Directors to prepare a form
of vote. for loaning of municipal credit. to
be submitted 70 the towns.
General remarks were made by MIR.
Moore. Mr.. Talbot. Mr.. Leaviif. Gen.
Pike, Mr.. Freeman and other. a,l fun of
zeal for the carly banding ct the road.
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General News.


The coroner's jury in the Holyoke dis
aster, find that no blame is attached to any
one in immediate connection with the fire,
but they strongly condemn the criminal
carelessness shown in the construction Of
the gallery and means of egress there
from. Testimony shows that the galleries
had seating capacity of 400, aud that the
only egress was by one stair case about
& l-2 feet wide, leading by turn TO an
outer door feet wide All the deaths
that occurred were of persons in the gal
lery. The jury declare that the parties
who built the building should receive the
eensure of the community.
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are abroad again In Iowa

-Crusaders are abroad again In Iowa.
Additional seizures of whisky are re-
ported.
The Appletons have offered Gen. sher.
man 5000 for the copyright OF his book.
The President and family have gone to
Long Branch.
Boston received 10000 boxes Of
Strawberries on Monday from Norfolk.
Va. They sold for ten cents box.
A starch factory in indianapolis have
shipped ten car loads Of the article, In two
weeks.
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4 women'- COLLEGE AT northampton
Mass. suggested aud endowed by the viii
OF sophia smith late OF Hartford. viii be-
ready 10 receive b., fret students in
September next The requirement.. Tor
admission an, the same ~ tha~e DO the
New En.laul College, i1r the other .cN.
Tao building. viii re formally dedicated
fuI> month T.. Clark ~rylNc {. rrr.ilct.f