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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-22
NEW YORK
Snow StOrm.

New YORK, October 81 The first snow storm
of the season occurred yesterday. Snow fell fast
for two hours. The mountains and highlands
were white. The weather is very cold.
Personal.
Col. J. w. Forney aud Rev. Chauncey Giles
were among the passengers on the steamer City
of Be lin, which arrived in this city yesterday
morning.
Nothing has yet been heard of the defaul;n z
assistant attorney OF Brooklyn.
BenevOlence.
The executors of Miss Danser have paid 1920, :
900 to benevolent and religious societies.
Court Matters.
The quo warrsno proceedings in which Andrew
Zeizer for the seat of Moses kessel. charity
commiss ioner of Brooklyn, terminated to day in
favor of Zeizer, thus un-eating kessel. 1t WAS
proved on trial that the ballot boxes were tamper-
ed with in such way as to have frsuiulently
given certificate of election to kessel.
Municipal Matters.
Mayor Howell of Brooklyn to day vetoed n res
olutlon Of the aldermen approprstlug $40 900 for
street repairs, on the groand that 1t WAS shallow
and hypocrtlcsl dodge to aid politicians in the
forthcoming elections.
The villa at Jamsca, Long Island. was burned
to day. Loss $4,000. Mr.. George broke his
leg in jumping from window.
DENIAL.
Henry Ilavemyer publisbds card tomorrow
morning, IN which he denies all knowledge of the
contents OF the cipher kilograms relating to the
late presidential election which were addresst q
to him for other parties. and called for by messen
gers.
Death.
A despatch from Columbus says Rev. Sylvester
II. Roseucrans, bishop Of Columbus, died tonight
| of hemorrhage Of the lungs.
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Democratic Nomination.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. October 81. The demo.
Gratis of the sixth Tennessee district have nominal
ed John +. House for congress.
New YORK. October q. Fernando Wood and
s. S. Cox were renom mated for congress by Tam
many Hall to- night.
Louisiana Politics.
BosToN, October 81. Hon. J. Q. A. Fellow
quoted by the New u rk Herald as being enc o.
the parties heading the Know Nothing movemen'
in Louisiana. in an Interview to-day at Newbury-
port, oisclsimed any know, dye OF such an organ
ization a. that described in the Herald despatch.
he believed that other names mentioned were
guessed At as well. lie says he city government
of New Orleans had been captured by foreign
element, and thought as there were great many
democrats Disguised. it not improbable that such
combination ment Toned in the Herolds spec ial
might have been made but Is to the secret organ
ization he knew nothing of it.
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rrsuFrERERs from headache, constipate'

nPSUFFERERs from headache, constipated
bowels, inward piles. costiveness. fevers, torpid
liver, ycllowness of the skin and eyes, indiges-
ton, dyspepsia. and all arrangements of the inter-
nal viscera, are cured by "Swayne's Tar and
Sarsaparilla Pills" Unlike many other purga-
tives, they do not initiate the stomach and bow
els BY frequent use. They keep the system in
healthy condition by arousing the torpid liver to
healthy action and expelling by the bowels and
kidneys the matter that poisons the foundations OF
life. Be particular to obtain "Swayne's Pills
Price 25 cents box at all leading druggists. Geo
G. Goodwin & Co., Wholesale Agents, Boston
Partridge Bros, Augusta. septic teodswtf
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CAN ADA.
A Protest.,

NEW YORK, October q. A Montreal despatch
says The Anei Ican consul has protested against
the sentence OF death of Csstafrolar for the muir
der of Matheven, on the ground that the crime
was committed III the United States, and should
be tried there.
Appointments.
MONTREAL, October q. The following sddi-
tionsl appointments have been made to the new
cabinet, aud 1t is now complete:
Mckenzie Bowel, Minister of Customs.
Alexander Campbell Receiver General.
j. {. Aiken, Secretary of State.
l.. +. Baby, Minister of Inland Revenue.
j. Z. Pope, Minister of Marine and Fisheries.
Suspension.
William Guenn & Co., grain exporting mer-
chants, have suspended. Their liabilities are sup
posed TO be something less than half . MILLION.
The Bank of Montreal is largely affected, and ito
stock fell three per cent. the announcement Of
the failure.
Later.-William Guenn & Co., grain merchants
reported to have failed, have paid all demands up
on them up to their closing time. They admit
they are in financial difficulties, but think the
Bank of Montreal can possibly carry them safely
through.
Court Matters.
The Orangemen have entered actions for dam
ages against the mayor for false arrest the 18th
OF July.
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Supreme Judicial court -Libb-y, J. Pre-
siding.

MONDAY, October 2Ist.
City of Augusta VS.. Oliver Moulton, Pllsbury
city solicitor. and Choate for ptf; Clay for def
Th. action is brought to recover damages occs
stoned by OVERLOOKING the roa in this city, called
the South Belfast road. The flowing compls ined
of is alleged to he caused by the deft.'s dam
across the Togus stream The injury done con
sists in softening the soil washing away the dirt
and gravel, and floating drift stuff on to the ruad
endsngering and obs,ructing public travel and
rendering the city liable to indictment and action
for damages. There are numerous witnesses
and it will require good portion of to morrow
to reach verdict. Judge Libbey, being a citizen
of Augusta. would be disqualified from sitting
but that objection is waived by the parties.
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Marrien.

In this city, Oct. 20 by Rev. c. =. Penney. Fred
Lee to Miss felicia II. Libby, both OF Nassal.
,ro'.
In Skowhegan, Oct 20 by Rev. o. J. Hancock,
Mr.. William n. Gannctt of Augusta to Miss Sadie
n. II u of SknwhegHn.
In Dam ,iscotta Mills, oct 8, ut the residence or
The bri"'- father by Rev. MIR Hanscom, Mr..
William Decker oi Newcastle 10 Miss Clara + M
lnson of Noblebo o.; Oct. ~ NJ. Merrill Seders
TO Miss Abbie +. Little, both of D1mariscnta.
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Personal.

Harry V. Rutherford, young man favorably
known in Augusta, having finished his studies at
Trinity College, begun the study of law at Hart
ford, Conn, hut has been called to the Professor
ship of Greek aud Latin in Racine College, at Ra
cine, Wis. lie has accepted, and entered upon
his duties.
Mr.. F. +. B,othbv, the gen'lemanly general
ticket agent of the Maine Ceotral. and his wife,
have jus, returned from an extended tour TO the
Aroostook. They bad delightful time
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Fire.
The MOTmOns.

New YORK. October 81. A letter from Salt
Lake City, Utah, says that scheme Of the Nor
mon priesthood and democratic leaders in Con-
gress to COLOMBO Arizona and New Mex leo with
Mormons. has just come to light. Large numbers
of the saints have already been quietly emigrAt-
ing thither upon the order of the leaders, and
many more are preparing to 20 during the winter
and spring. The Mormons of Utah so largely
outnumber the Gentiles that they can easily spare
40 900 votes to colon ze the territories, aud still
retain control of Utah, and they are so completely
under the control of their leaders that they will
go wherever ordered. The intention is to get po-
litical control Of the new territories.
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A FEARFUL CRIME.
What Shall we DO with the Tramps J

NORTH ADAMS, Mass, October 81. Estelle
Warner. young married woman of Charlmont,
twenty two years of age, having refused cider to
outraged and her body removed to an adjoining
lot, where she was left for dead She was found
several hours afterwards. insensibe, but came TO,
Saturday, long enough to relate the above, and
relapsed again into insensibility. No arrests have
yet been made.
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Dtfn.

In this CITY, Oct. 81, Of aiphtheria, Martha u.
youngest daughter oil 5. and Maj tina Plumne r,
aged year, 3 months and 10 DAYS.
In Damariscotta, Oct 10. MIR Daniel Hitchcock,
aged 81 years.
In Dam ariscotta Minis. Oct. 13, Nellie A., daueh.
ter OF Moody ID. and Margaret A. Barnes aged II
ears months
In Nobleboro, Oct. ~, Mr.. g. Dallas Hodgkins,
aged "a years II months.
In Brennan, Oct. 3, Mr.. OscarJ. Burns, aged %
l. months,
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The announcement of the new drug store OF
Mr.. James Z. Devine is made in our paper this
morning. He has fitted up the stand formerly oc-
cupied by A. c. Dana, on Water street, and has
been so driven by business since his opening, that
he has not had time until yesterday to write an
advertisement. Mr.. Devine has been twelve years
in the druggists profession. and has the endorse
ment of our prominent city physicians as to his
competency. That he will meet with success no
one who knows his activity will doubt.
A few days since, we cbronicled the death of the
little son of Mr.. Stephen p. Plummer Of this city.
This stricken family is again afflicted by the
death Yesterday morning of the youngest of the
household. a sweet little babe, little more than
a wear old. The deaths in both cases were caused
BY that dread disease. diphtheria. There are eight
members of Mr.. PluDmers family six of whom
have had the disease. The family have the deep
sympathy of their many friends in this time of
their severe afil ction.
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road has been granted free of cost through the
towns of Phillips, Avon, Strong. and part of
Pennington. A. Toothake,' Esq, one of the
leading citizens OF North Franklin, and a large
operator in numbering, is horoue bly, interested in
its immed ate construction. Stock is being
taken and it is expected to organize IS to
get out lumber the coming winter for depots,
bridges ties &c.
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skOwh~gsn Locals.

The Reds have recently obtained a new pitcher
snd catcher. Their pitcher is said to have very
fine curve. They are now ready to play any
club in the State, and of course would lie pleased
to see the Augusta boys at Skowhegsn.
Miss Drew, who graduated at the high school
10 the class of -, died lat week, while visiting
her sister in Westhrook. She was most estima
hle young lady. Her funeral was held a, the
house of Mr.. VIM. Conner at Fairfield The most
of her Old class attended.
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clips OF gold" are not to good TO sneak the
praises OF Csswell 4 Co.'S SLIPPERY ELM
LOZENGES, for Coughs. Prepared only by
Csswell 4 Co, of Boston; proprietors Of Cas-
wells NEW" ELIXIR. for the Blood, and the
beautiful WAX FLOSS Hair dressing. For sale
by all druggists.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.


EVENING H1POR1.
New York. October 81, ISIS.
Money loaned al 3a6- sn call, and closed at 3
per cent.
Sterling ii9k as0- tor 90 days, 4s5x ss6- Tor
demand.
Gold opened at To-. and closed at l0Ox.
Carrying rates. aaih per cent. BORROWING raes
2a4.
Clearings, o.. .69 600. Custom receipts, e3A 900
Treasury disbursed $1,000 interest, e4J0.0Oo for
bonds.
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G. W. {. Tempar, Andrew j. Chase, of Port.
land, spoke in the Methodist church. at Waldo
boro'. on Sunday evening, on the subject of tenn
perance. There was full and sppreciative audi
ence. Notice was given that grand mass meet
ing would be held soon in some portion of Lin
coin county. Let there be full turnout when
IL comes Off
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Mr.. c. w. Jackson, of chelsea, died on Friday
night last, and was buried by the Good Templars
organization of the Soldiers Home, Sunday.
He had for years ac'ed as special detective at the
institution, and had a wonderful faculty Of spy
ing out the hiding places of those who sold liquor
TO the soldiers. Mr.. jackson was 81 years Of
aoe and died of consuu milton,
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As we have before announced, the 25th ami
yerssry of the Dedication of the Free Will Bap-
list church. in this city. will be celebrated on Sun
dav, Nov 3D. At 10 | 2 o'clock, there will be a
sermon by Rev. Silas Curtis pastor of the church
nj the time of its dedication. Mr.. Curtis re-
sides in Concord, n. II. At p. NJ, there will
he an Historical Sermon by Rev. C. +. Penney,
who for some fourteen years has been pastor of
thechurch. On Monday evening, Nov. 4h, there
will be social reunion in the vestry of the church,
of former pastors. members of the church. and
friends of the society
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Mr.. f. Howard exhibits piece of fractional
currency, issued by the State of Massachusetts IN
October ITS, just one hundred years ago. 1t
promises to pay the bearer two shllings from the
State treasury. The scrip may be seen at the
store of Mr.. L. G. Dolliyer.
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A game of base bali PLAYED between the
Vassalboro' Boys and the pine Trees of the
Classical School of IIsllowell, on the Vassalboro'
grounds, Oct. 5, resulting in favor of the pine
Trees" by a score Of IL to TO- Also a return
game, Oct. 10. on the Hsllowell grounds, result
ing in favor of the Nassaboro Boys, by score
of IS to 4.
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NEW Hal PSilIRE.


PORTSMOUTH, October 81. This morning
Henry Arlington of New York, while cunning in
the woods in the icinity Of Hampton, acct
dentally shot, probably fatally.
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Health is an inestimable jewel. The cough
that deprives you of it may take your life too. One
bottle of Hales Honey Of Hort hound and Tai
will avert the evil, and save You from consump
ton. VIII Won weigh Life against a half dollar
Sold nv all Druggists.
HILLS HAIR & WHIsKER Dye, Black or Brown
SOC. 4w. oc2-t&wlmo.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO The
Daily Ksnnsbse 3ournal
MAINE NEWS by TELEGRAPH.
BODY Found.

BODY Found.
VINEYARD HAVEN, October 81. Tie body Ct
an unknown man was found in the harbor, near
Westchop, this morning. Tue body about 5
feet inches 10 length, reddish brown whskers, a
pair of thin pants over thick ones, aud had two
coats on. 1t is supposed to be that of Charles IL.
Carver of Columb IA, Me-, Of the schooner Francis
Coffin, drowned on the 18th inst. The remains
were taken by the medical examiner and buried.
Marine Notes.
Hon. Edw. O'Brion of Tn omaston, W i'll launch
the 2Sih inst. the largest ship ever built at that
place. She is 245 feet odg. AZ l2 #. beam, 80 #.
deep, and will register about 1920 tons. She is
named for the captain who is to command her
Frank p. Curling, late of the ship William A.
Campbell.
The fishing schooner Eveline Of Csstine went
ashore at Terry Point. Harmons Harbor. Satur-
day evening, bllsed, aud will go to pieces. Crew
saved
The ArOostOok Railroad.
PORTLAND. Octo Der 81. The directors of the
Maine Central returned from their Aroosiook TIP
Saturday night. If u road is built it will probably
leave the European & North American at Dan
forth, instead Of at Mattawamkeag, rs was at first
proposed. From Msttawamkeag the road wsuid
run through long distance Of poor land. From
Dspforth TO lioulton is less than forty miles, and
the route would be through Danforth, Watson,
Orient, Amity and Iiodgdon, all good farming
towns. The road would run to Houlton, and thei e
connect with the narrow guage for the upper Ar
oostook and the St. John River region. The Eu-
ropean road will take the initiative in the matter
and will be supported by the three connecting
roads TO Boston.
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workmen are still engaged on operations pre-
paratory to repairing the lock, east end of kenne
bee dam They are build ing new Golfer dam
below the lock, running from the breakwster to
the wall, and putting four steam pumps in posi-
ton for pumping out the water. Alter this Is
done, then the necessary repairs can be made.
The pond which is to be pumped out is y by 100
feet and six feet deep.
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Bank Matters.
CUBA.
HnrIlChne.

HAVANA, October 81. Yesterdays hurricane
with heavy rains continued all night. Trees we're
blown down and some build ngs damaged Three
Spanish cossting schoopers were sunk and two
banks were damaged. The tempcstuous rainy
weather still continues.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Marine News.


WOODS HOLE, October IL The steamer Is
land Home pulled two hours on the schooner Eta
A. simpson, this morning, lately capsized 10
Viney ard Sound, starting from Hans Shoals,
where she now lays will pull masts out with a
prospect Of rghting the vessel and towing her in
to Vineyard Haven.
FALL RIVER, October 81. The dance hall and
surroundings at Ash ley's Grove, where csmbskes
aud pcncs are held during the summer, were
burned tonight by an larry. The buildings
were insured Tor hive hundred dollars, which COW
ers the loss.
Fatal Accident.
Boston, October 81. Fred Coamore fell from
the hotel corner of Columbus avenue and Berk-
ley street, to-day, and was instantly killed.
Anniversary.
The forty third anniversary of Garrison Mob"
was observed to day by reception at the Wo-
mems Club room. Besides Garrison there were
present Wendell Phillips, A. Bronson Alcott.
Judge Sewall, Col. F. w. Higginson, Marshal p.
Wilder, Judge Thomas Russell and others. The
speeches were made by Garrison, Phillips, Acott
and Mayor Butfum of Lynn.
Death.
Coz nelius Sullivan died to- night from injuries
received at Wollaston disaster, making twenty
deaths 10 all.
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at is said to mean good luck, boys, when you
pick up a horse shoe" says an exchange. Yes
but look out, boys. when you pick it up, that 1t
isn't attached TO q mules leg. That means bad
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Exists, or if the hair ia gray, dry or harsh, the
natural youthful color can he restored nv using
Lion don Hair Color Restorer," the most delight
fu article ever introduced to the American people
for increasing its growth, restoring is natural
color, and at the same time a lovely hair dressing
and beautifier. II is totally different from all
others; not sticky or gummy, and free from al
impure Ingredients that render many other arti.
cles obnoxious; in fact it is exqui-itelv perfumed
and so cleanly and elegantly prepared as to make
it a lasting hair dressing and toilet luxury.
j. A. TYNEs. A PROMINENT CITIZEN,
Wilson, \. c., writes; Some ten wears ago my
wife's hair commenced falling, aud got very thin
and turned gray; but after using "London Hair
Color Restorer" the scalp became healthy. the
hsir stopped FILLING, the color was restored, and
is now growing beautifully.
Ask yonr druggist for London Hair Color Re.
storer. Price. Is cents hottie. Six bottles, "a
Main Depot for the U. s., $50 North Sixth street
Philadelphia. Sold by Partridge Bros, Augusta
septic tedo&wtf
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report has been circulated in some of the
State papers, that one Michael King, convict in
the Prison, had been the source Of great deal Of
annoyance. We are informed tina this is incor-
rect-that he has shown no disrespect to the Off
GERS whatever.
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YER MONT.
CCidPnt.

NORTH TROY, October 81. Stephen Huntly of
this town. a EARNED soldier, while working on
planning machine to-day, got his remaining arm
caught in the machinery and horribly mangled.
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The Indians.
A Rand into New Mexico.

WASHINGTON, October 81. Santa Fee des-
patch confirms the previous reports that gang of
twenty-five Indians from Mexico are rsiding in
the southwestern part OF New Mexico. Four
men were killed, horses and mules stolen and the
mails stopped. The troops have been sent in pur-
suit.
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The regular meeting Of the Womans [. L.
Union will be held this Tuesday afternoon instead
of Thursday of this week. full attendance is
desired, as business Of special importance is to be
aI
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The last STANDARD has the figure of lighthouse
in its columns. What with the republicans and
greenbackers the Standards party will also have
light house in the Legislature this winter.
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Asthma and Phthisic are cured by Adamsou' S
Botanic Bslsam, when all other remedies fail
Sample bottle and circular free at the spotheca-
octl6-t&wlw.
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OHIO.
Failure.

CINCINNATI, October q. The failure Of Staple
Brothers, Greenfield, Ohio, is the heaviest that
has occurred in that section for years. They
owned the largest farm in Fsyette county, com =
prising twenty-five hundred acres, and were to all
appearances doug q lucrative business. A meet
ilg of the creditors called to-day. Liabilities
exceed Sl20, 900; assets probably about ten per
cent.
Fire.
The brick building owned by General Brady
and occupied by the Mnncie Times aud post Of
flee, at Muncie, were burned to-day. Loss, about
$1,000.
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RHODE ISLAND.
I aptured.

VHptuTtus
PROVIDENCE, October 81. A large illicit dis
tlery with twenty five thousand gallons of mash
whiskey, was captured in Cherry street.
BODY Found.
The hesdless skeleton of Aaron Symessn, the
lost English emigrant, was found yesterday in the
woods near here.
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STATE OF MAINE.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, !
AUGUSTA October Il, 1878.
Notice Is hereby given that Petition for Pardon
of NATHAN DANFoRrH, a convict in the Kenne.
bee County JAN. under sentence for the crime of
violation of the Liquor law is now pending before
the Governor and Council, and hearing thereon
will be granted in the Council Chamber at Angus
Ia, on Wednesday, the sixth day of November
next, at O'Clock, p. NJ.
Sd. CHADBOURNE, Secretary of State.
octe2.t21-29
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The hunters moon is now waning fast; and an
old prediction is that cold weather follows its en-
tire disappearance
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1t is but short time now before the schools
in this city close for their fall vacation.
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NEW JERSEY.


JERSEY CITY, October 81. George Franklin,
aged seventy years, convicted of the murder of
Peter Finley, was to-day sentenced at Freehold,
New Jersey, TO ten years in prison.
Bank Matters.
The receiver of the Bond Street Savings Bank,
which suspended two years ago, to-day made a
payment of five per cent. to deposltors VIII ich will
aggregate upwards of S65, 600.
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Mr.. Chas. F. Whiting of East Winthrop, who
fell from apple tree Wednesday 9Th, distance
of about twenty feet died Saturday.
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Even sweet corn is being brought into the mar
bet at tins late day
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this city westward on the fieigh train yesterday
forenoon.