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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-04
RUSSIA vs. TURKEY.
The Russians Defeated.
The Gar Dispirited.
Enormous Loss on Both Sides.
Orders of The Russian Army.

I NEW YORK, August 3. A special cable de.
1 spatch says the Russians have been defeated ia
various encounters but will not permit the new.
| to he reported.
The Gar is overwhelmed with grief at the Rus.
sian disasters. The Pevna repulse occurred
through the neglect Of Gen Brudtn er to protect
ms nank, IN lalhng to send cavalry to occupy
flevna, when he was proceeding against Nicopo.
lis. The only opportunity of the Turkish column
marching from Widdn too late to relieve Nico-
polls, was 10 occupy Plevna. Budener, TO repair
MS blunders, sent three regiments to occupy Plev
ha' when they did alter severe fight, but then
land aside their accoutiements and scattered
through the streets. Suddenly, dreadful mus
kerry hre was on them from a hundred windows,
ana the Russians Trecptately fled from the town.
Another correspondent attributes the Plevna
defeat TO the Russians being tlanked and attacked
In Inc rear by Turkish division, The Russians
saved their cannon.
Osmsn Pssh admits both sides lost enormously.
Most Of the Russian officers ascribe the victory
partly TO the superiority of the Henry Martin
niles used by the Turk.
After this victory, O,man Ps.ha directed his
advance toward Gabroua, TO dislodge the Russians
rom the northern opening at Shipka Pass. An
other fierce was despatch toward Nicopolis to en-.
gage the Roumanians garrisoning that fortress.
4 Berlin despatch says that the Russian Minis
ter OF War has issued an order directing the army
corps not yet mobi zed to furnish a division each
10 The hgbtlng army, to be At once de,pa Ched to
the Danube. The Russian journals DENY that the
Car sanctioned The decree calling out the land.
wehr.
LONDON, August 3. The Daily News CORE
spoudeGt sends from Peredin, near Plevna, a
graphic account Of Tuesdays battle the ,nbstan-
tal facts OF which are a. already teiegrsphed to
the United States. The following closing .cenes
give vivid idea of the extent OF the Russian dis
aster The corresp ,ndeut is with Prince SCheck
oskays command, and does not purport TO give
any account OF the condition or losses of General
k.udeners corps, ami that now all hope of sue
cess anywhere was dead. Prince Schockoskay
had not man left TO cover the retreat, and the
Turks struck without stunt. They had the upper
hand for once and meant to make the most o.. It,
They advanced 10 swsrms through the dusk on
their hrst Original position, and captured the Rus
sian cannon before the batteries could be with
drawn. The Turkish shells began once more to
whistle over the ridge above Rodishova and fell
into the village behind, now crammed with the
wounded. Tn streams of wounded vending
their painful way over tue ridge were incessant
The badly wounded mostly lay where they tell.
Later in the darkness the Basin Bazouks swarmed
over the battle field. Lingering there on the
ridge TIL the moon re Sc, the staff could hear from
below the cries of pain aud entreaties for mercy,
and the yells of the bloodthirsty fanatcs triumph
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Summary ofn,Iigiou. Intell,genc..

Mr.. j. X. Henderson, graduate of Colby. is
for few weeks supplying the church at East
Winthrop lie intends to enter the TheolOgicsl
School at Rochester, y. Y, in September, and
study for the ministry.
Thirteen candidates were recently bsptsed at
East Pittston, under the auspices OF the Method
let church.
Two persons were hsptised by immersion the
ooh ult., by Rev. T. +. Weston at kIngicld.
The Bapts; Society of Saba,tus have engaged
the Rev. Albert Ford to supply their pulpit for
the coming year. Services will he held regularly
every Sabbath forenoon.
Re7. I. NJ Davies has accepted the call to the
pastorate in North Yarmouth and will close HE
labors with the church in Rockport next Sabbath
Rev. j. c. Snow received six members into the
Unvtrsalist church at Auburn last sunday, max
ing thiriy-two since April lst mostly heads Of
families.
At Milo, July 20, Rev +. c. Long of the Bap-
nsts, osptised one candidate, and gave the hand
of fellowship to some. July Is, three recently
bsp,sed converts were received into the church.
There was baptism in West Camden and at
So. Hope last Sabbath
Rev. 5. F. Dixie, the President OF the Maine
Association of the New Jerusalem church. has
appointed the next ueetng for saturday and Sun
day. sept. LIST and ID, at the church OF the soce
~ in Bath
There was q large congregation at the Walpole
church, Bristol Mills, last sabbath At the com
munion three were admitted to the church by
letter, and three by profession.
Rev. b. A. Davis, Sunday. resigned the pasto-
rate of the [ niverallst church in Biddeford.
Rev. Geo. I. Packard of Bangor, with his fam
lily, is spending his vacation at Camden.
Rev. J. p. Cole, Methodist bsptsed seven per-
sons on Ons Island, July ljth for Rev Mr.. Bald
win, pastor of the church on Hsrpswel charge.
Rev. George 5. Kemp, Congregational, has just
closed a pastorste OF thirteen wears at Newhe.d.
Mr.. Thomas Spooner, of the last class gradual
ing from Bates Theological school. will be or
daIned for the work of the Christian ministry at
North Berwick, Aug. ii. Sermon by Or. Bowen
of Lewiston.
Mr.. Hamilton, formerly of Saco. will be or
dslned pastor of the Yarmouth and New Glouces-
ter Universalist societies on Wedne sdsy afternoon
of next week. Rev. b II. Davis of Bi1deiord
will preach the ordination sermon.
Rev. {. c. Tilley closes his labors with First
Baptist cnufch, Nobleboro'. next Sabbath to take
a course of study at Newton Theological School
New styles in Cameo and Roman gold jewelry,
at Z. Rowses. sugi-tevS4w
Go TO F.. Rowses Tor gold and silver watches.
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Yesterday afternoon, while in state of semi
intoxcstion, Charles E. McLaughlia went into
Mr.. Reeds stable, and demanded team OF the
hostler. On being refused he manifested anger
and knocked the hostler down and kicked his fac e
For this offence he was arrested, brought before
the court and fined ahcnt ten dollars which in
cluded the costs. This he pad, but after this
while \. W. Reed was riding ON State street,
Mclaughlin drew a loaded revolver upoa Reed
and threatened to shoot him. Officer Davis was
sent TO arrest Mclaughlin and found him stand
ing in the door with the revolver which he point
ed towards him, assuming very threatening atti-
Jude. Davis induced him to give Up the pistol
and he quietly accompanied him to jan, whore he
now is, to await trial to-day.
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NEW YORK.
SuIcIuP.

NEW YORK, August3. John Francis Murphy,
the well known sporting and turf man, blew his
brains out this morning, in the gambling house Is
West rs street.
Death.
Vim. b. Ogden died here this morning. He
was born at alton, Delaware Co, y. Y, in 1900.
lie identified with the development OF the
Northwest States; first mayor OF Chicago and
first president of the Union Pacific Railroad
was a member of the New \ ork Legislature and
senator OF Illinois.
Gen. Grant.
Gen. Grant was received Mond " by the Presi-
dent of the Cantona OF the council of Geneva,
Inspected the town hall where the Alabama claims
commission sat. Tuesday he went to Chamouni.
Ga departure from Geneva salutes were fired, and
the city iumna'ed. On Mount Blanc numbers
of Swiss bands serenaded him. Wednesday he
visited Mtrdeglace aud Monieuomt.
Gold.
Gold opened at los 3-S.
Death.
Osceola Cooper, son Of DR.. Salmon Cooper, the
Indian friend OF Horace Greeley and nephew to
the great Seminole chietian, died suddenly yes
terday, from the use OF alcoholic stlmuants.
Suicide.
Jacob Grant was arrested AT Harrison, y. J.,
for attempting to kill his family. lie hang him
self in All, Yesterday.
Fatal Accident.
In a collision on the North river, last night be-
tween steam launch and barge only the engi-
ncer was drowned, four others on the launch es-
Gaping.
Weather.
Northeast winds, falling barometer, stationary
temperature cloudy and rainy weatner.
Campaign.
The Graphic says great campaign has been
started 10 Wall street. Gould and Vanderbilt
have formed alliance, aud together own more
than half the stock of the Western Union ele-
graph. They are also said to have been feeding
| the market with New York Central and Lake
Shore stock at the advanced prices, believing that
| lower prices must lule.
keene and Russell Sage are believed to have
the bulk of the Atlantic x Pacific stock at high
prices and to be short of Western Union. Messrs.
| keene, sage, u. Z. Morgan and c. j. Osborne
are reported to be long of Lake Shore, North
Wester, Rock Island and the coal stocks. With
the exception OF UuiOn Pacific and Western Tn
ION, Gould Is a "bear" on the market
Released.
Robert Des Anges, deputy collector of customs
who was sentenced TO two years in the A Albany
Penitentiary, and fined sic 900 for completely in
| silk smuggling frauds, completed his term OF SEN
| tence on the Goth of July. On the representation
| that he was not able TO pay his fine, and on the
recomme ndation of L. :. district attorney Wood,
| Pre-, dent HAYES has relieved Des AEges Of the
payment of the fine.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
-TOTHF
1a;lg ksane1st 9ourna'.
KIT cry.
AHinY.

roRIsMoU TN, August 3. 1t was Spanard
Costa, who stabbed the Swede Peterson, on the
fishing schooner Lady Lincoln. in this haibor,
yesterday, instead of the reverse, reported.
Both men were drunk at the time. Peterson will
recover 1t being discovered that the vessel was
within the Jurisdiction of the State of Maine, the
case has been turned over to Sheriff Berwick of
kitery.
Later.-Joseph Costa, on the charge Of stabbing
Andrew Peterson, on board the fishing schooner
Lady Lincoln, of Rockport, Mass, late yesterday
evening, which took place at Kttery this after.
uoon, was bound over in one thousand dollars for
has appearance at the Septeub Der term of the
court at Alfred. Peterson, for assault wi tn fork
on Costa, will 90 10 the same jail to await trial as
soon A. BIZ inj lries permit.
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BELFAST.
Annual Picnic.

EELfAsr, August 3. The annual picnic session
of Waldo county Lodge Of Good Templlrs was
held at Wesleyan grove, Northport to-day. Over
twenty-five bundled persons were present, two
thousand of them Good Templars. Excursion
steamers Came from Bangor, Rockland and Cam
den. Among the leading temperance men pres
ant were ex-Govs. Dngley and Perhsm, T. r.
Simonton of Camden, and Geo. E. Bracket of
Belfast. The exercises were speeches, original
poems, ami music.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-04

At the hearing in City Hall, Hallowell, yester-
day, the matter of the new road from Augusta to
Gardner was fully reviewed and discussed. Mayor
Nash and VIM. P. Whitehouse. Esq, appeared for
the petitioners, F. H. Jackson, Esq, for the city
of Hallowell, as remonstrants, and d. C. Robin
son, Esq, for w. NJ. Vaughan, across whose
homestead it was supposed the road would pass
a large number of witnesses were examined, and
able arguments made by counsel. The hearing
was adjourned till this morning, at 10 o'clock. at
the County Commissioner office, when the de-
cision of the board will be announced What
ever the decision may be we hore it will be cheer
fully acquiesced In.
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NJ ExICO.
The Border Troubles.

SAN ANrERIo, August 3. Negotiations with
the Mexcans are progressing for the estradtion
of Iaidlng Lipan Indians. 1t is beived the re-
cent reported raid into Texas was devised by Val
dez to draw Fsranio's force from the Pedras Ne
gras, so that Valdez could capture it.
General Benovides. a distins uished Mexican
officer. appointed by Diaz to make an inspection
of the Rio Graade, had satisfactory interview
with General Ord.
E,cobedo is heading towards Laredo. IT he at
tempts to cross into Mexico he will Immediately
be arrested.
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Tifo

In Farmil etor, 2li ult.. Lena 4. daugl..tc or
Benj ana geiina d. Durrell. aged ,! years ana
1 months.
In Avon, 2>th ult., Moses P oldest son OF Ch4..
II. Carson, ag, q Is years.
In Warren, 18Th ult Elhrid.e Cutler formerly
Of Farming ON aYei ?! years.
In Oti-n md. 2Jtn ut., Robinson Cook. aged a
years, mouth-.
In Blddeorl, ls'h ul'., Mrs. sylvia NJ, wile Of
Jason II Lishy aged 43 wears.
In BuAton, 2Jih ult Mrs. Eliza ". Woodman,
aged - years. months.
In hruns~ck, 2t,n ult., Mrs. IIaonah Ln.cou,
aged {! years
In llalpswell, 25l ult Nancy :. runulrg, aged
80 years months.
Ia Peshtiso, Wis. 22i nit Annie NJ, wife of R
.. Phiibrookr formerly Of russ Fics, sged 30 yrs,
mos.
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Fire.
FOREIGN.
England.

LONDON, August 3. Cosgrave, who was i'm
prisoned some months ago for attempt to as
sault ' ice-Chancellor Nal ms, has been ordered
delivered to the captain of an American steamship
his brother in Arkansas agreeing to take charge
of HIM. lie Is insane.
The Pope.
Rome desptach says the Pope confines bis
audiences.
France.
PARIS Augusta. Mdhat Pssbs is expected
here ON Monday.
PeisOnai.
General Grant will arrive ct Pallanses on Lake
Msggiore on Sunday.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

Porter e. sherborus' dry goods store in Brook
lyn, was robbed last night of $1,000 worth Of
silks.
A Victoria despatch says that Sir James Doug
lass, founder OF the Victoria, and the first COVER
nor OF tue colony died suddenly Thurdssy night.
The first bale of cotton was sold in Albany, Ga.
to day at II IL cents.
The Harmonic Hall building In Jefferson City
was destroyed by fie yesterday morning. Los.
twenty thousand dollars; insured for seven thous-
and dollars.
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CALIFORNIA.


san FRANCISCO. Angus, 8. Among the pas
sengers leaving here on the eastward overland
tram this morning, were Lewis X. Lawn of the
firm of Lawn, Carr q Co., of New Orleans, and
Edward Fulton, the deiaultng tax collector of
New Orleans, who was arrested here some ten
days ago. Bills of lsding for cotton to the amount
Of some $4,000, were found on him. The suf
fers were the Citizens Bank for sos 900, and Sc
Lyman, Heillmsn & Co., for the balance.
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PENNSYLN
Arrival.

Arrival.
MAUCH CHUNK. August 3. Three hundred
regulars arrN ed here this morning.
Accident.
PITTsBuRG, August 3. At the Lucy Furnace
Compauy's Works, this forenoon, seven men were
engaged in lining furnace and King
scaffold supported by ropes. These took fire from
the furnace and the scatfod fell ptecIpitatng the
men into the furnace. Julius Harding and Mi
CT cal Cosck were taken out dead. The others
are not expected to recover.
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The Pennington Chronicle makes the following
mention Of the makeup of the hands in this
Office. We challenge any office in the country to
furnish better "msterisl' for good work" than is
found among the hands in the Journal office:
About twenty five printers are employed on
the Kennebec Journal among which are SIX Odd
Fellows. two Mssons, one Good Templar; seven
are members OF military company. one blows
c 1rnet IN brass band, one is drum major, and
smother doctor. Tnerc Is also base ball club in
Augusts composed Of printers"
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PORTLAND.
Camp Meeting.

PORTLAND, August 3. The temperance camp
meeting at sebsgo continues with good success.
The principal addresses to-day were by Rev. Ed
win Thompson Of Walpole, Mass, and Mrs. Fl q
gerald of Brunswick. Tomorrow is "Chlldren's
Day" ard an immense crowd is expected
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ILLINOIS.
Fire.

CHICAGO, Augut 5. A fire at Elsiu, H., de-
stroyed block occupied by Philip Long wagon
works, f. l.. Bishop, agricultural implements,
JOAN Long, wagon works, and the Chicago hotel.
Total loss $500; insured $1,000,
Death.
William B. Ogden, the first president of the
Union Pacific Railroad and first mayor of Chica
90, died 10 Nee York. to-day, aged seventy two
years.
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IOWA.
Murder.

KEoKUK, August 8. An entire family, consist
ing of Lewis Spencer and his four children, two
gitls and two boys, living in Clark county, were
murdered last night. The crime, no doubt. was
committed for money, as Spencer had in his pos
session seven hundred dollars belonging to the
township, of which be was trustee. The weapons
used were an axe and pitcbfolk. There are no
traces OF the murderers.
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Marine News.

The steamer Edward B. Phillips of Gloucester
arrived at Halifax yesterday, with full fare of
cod fish, and reports that the other vessels had
slim fares.
The schooner J. j. Bell was wrecked near Shell
bnrne, Nova Scotia, Friday last The crew were
saved
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RHODE ISLAND.
Band Tournament.

PROVIDENCE August 3. At the brass band
tournament at RocAy Point, to day, sixteen bands
competed. The first prze was awarded to the
Fitcnburs Band, the second to the Woonsocket
Coruet Band, and the third to the Randolph
Band. The marching plize was awarded to Coils
band of Providence
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TEXAS.
Financial.

AUSTIN. August 8. The treasurer OF Texas ha.
directed the comptroller, now 10 New York, to
call in for redemption $500 900 ten per cent Tex.
as pension bonds. The State authorities have
negotiated new six per cent. gold loan for like
amount, with the American Exchange National
Bans, and Messrs Kuhn, Laedman & Co., Of New
York CITY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-04

Prof. Chaplin. formerly of the STATE College,
writes from Japan to his relatives in Bangor. that
ne is doing nicely. Althe students are compelled
. learn the English language upon entering the
University with which Prof. Chaplin is connected,
and bis new home does not foreign to him as
one might suppose. Prof Chaplin deserves sue
e.s ard we are glad 10 learn that he is meeting
. III, il
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MICUIIts AN.
Heavy Loss by Ere.

DETROIT, August 3. Burt's great saw mill and
salt blocks near East Saginaw, were burned this
morning. Six m illon feet of lumber, and eight
thousand barrels of salt were destroyed. The en-
the loss IS estimated at two hundred thousand
dollars; insured for eighty five thousand dollars.
Two hundred and fifty men are thrown out of en-
ployment by the fire. Supposed 10 have been in
Cendiary.
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BASE BALL.

At Philadelphia, Hartfords 7, Athletics 5.
Al Buffalo, Buffalo Citys 0, Rochesters 0, ten
innings.
At Indianapolis, Chcagocs 7, Indianapolis 0.
AT Providence, Rhode Islands 6, Live Oaks D.
At Lowell, Lowells 5. Fall Rivers 2.
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INDIAN
Sentenced.

INDIANAPOLIS, August 3. The strikers arrest
cd here. at Vincennes, and at Terre Haate for in-
terferrug with the operation of roads in posses
sion of the court, to day sentenced TO three
months each in the county jail. Ssyre, secretary
of the Firemen's Brotherhood, was discharged.
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MISSOIjItl.
Commission.

ST. LOUIS, August 3, Professor Riley, chief Of
the chronological Commission, arrived Yesterday
from Colorado, and left for Chicago, where he has
called a meeting of the commission. Riley will
go to British America to explore the regions OF
Saskatchewan and the Red River of the North
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GARDINER.


GARDINER August 3. A son of Benjamin n
Din Of this city, aged about twelve years, was
drowned this afternoon, while bathing 10 the Cob
boss,e stream.
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Several well known fsh-dealers, says the Port
land Advertiser, concur in the statement that if
he practice Of catching fish in seines and by
iawls, is carried on to the extent it has BEEN and
now is. for short time longer, the fisheries of
that coast will be ruined. The porgie steamers. it
i. said, do much mischief, as they throw away
quantities of fish they have not room for. and
isl once seired or irawled is good for nothing.
The dead fish float ashore in great numbers, espec-
tally off Falmouth, and quantities OF them are
cuuners which accounts for the scarcity of that fish
in the neghborhood of Portland where once they
so plenty. Lots of the porgies it is said, take
refuge now in the waters of the Kennebec, very
unusual proceeding.
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Mr.. u. T. Pike, the owner, has commenced re-
pairs on the building near the railroad crossing,
occupied as a carriage shop by Hiram Clark, and
ny Plummer and Lewis. The foundation Of the
building has been for some time badly democrat
rcd. The building will be raised some three feet
and moved to the rear about twenty feet, giving
much needed room in front
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Mr.. Tracey must have been very much gratifed
a. the large attendance on his open ming matinee.
yesterday afternoon, the hall being nearly filed
with refined and cultivated audience, mostly la
dies. Mr. Tracey's performances were such as
might be expected from an artist OF his high rer-
alton, while the sweet singing by NJ ss Murdoch.
who has clear, flexible voice, was received with
Eteat favor. On the whole, the matinee a
very enjoyable affair. We are glad to know that
Mr. Tracey is prospering 10 his classes.
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Il ANSAS.
Funeral,

LEAvENwoRTH, August 8. The bodies of
Captains Yates and Custer, Licutenants Smith,
Calhoun and Mcintosh of the seventh cavalry,
massacred With Custer, have arrived, and will be
buried in the national cemetery tomorrow.
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Committed.

Phillip D4lory, arrested yesterday for rspe COM
mitted III z Ilncy, this morning pleaded guilty ts
the charge and WAS sent to All IN default of five
thou sand do .lars bail.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
at Auction

Pursuant to license from the Hon. Ju 1ge of
Frobsie, for the County OF kenneuec, shall sell
at public auct on, on the eighth d ~ OF september
4. ID. 1871 at ihree o'C ok IN the afternoon on The
premises, all the right tide and interest VIII IN Je
rusha Hay ward late OF Winthrop, In said County,
deceaset had IN aud to the oilowing described
real esta'e VIZ the homestead OF the deceased.
Dated this third day OF Aug ST, A. ID. 1871.
j. e. BRAiNARD, Administrator.
Augt-tlt&W2W.
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The Beauty" fountain at Knsman's, is flowing
Tor the thirsty, at only ten cents glass, biimful
and sparkling.
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Miss Annie Louise Cary has given an order for
d monument. costing $500, to be placed in the
family lot in the cemetery at Durham. The monu-
,nent is to be cut in white Hallowel granite, and
( olsLed 1t will be a very beautiful memot ial.