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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-07

COLUMBIA LONG RANGE RIFLE CLUB.-The
second annual meeting of the Columbia Long
Range Rifle Club was held last evening, the
president, Col j. o. 2. Burnside, in the chair,
election of officers for the ensuing year was
postponed until the next regular monthly
meeting, which will occur on the evening of
the first Wednesday in April. The president
proposed for active membership of the club
TheO. n. Vail, superintendent railway mail
service: E. j. Dallas, chief OF division of dead
Office, treasury depaGtment: and for inactive
membership: General John Coughln and
Charles II: Laird, who were elected; also.
Phillip 7. Dodge
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-02-27

Every year increases the popu-
larity Of this valuable Hair Prep
aration, which is due TO merit
alone. We can assure our old
patrons that il is kept fully up TO
It's high standard; and it is the on
" reliable and perfected prepare
ion for restoring GRAY OR FADED
HAIR to its youthful color, making
it soft, lustrous, and silken. The
scalp, BY its use, becomes white and
clean. II removes al eruptions and
dandraff, and, by its tonic proper
ties, prevents the hair from falling
out, as It stimulates and nourishes
the hair-glands. BY its use, the
hair grows thicker and stronger.
In badness il restores the capillary
glands To their normal vigor, and
will create a new growth, except In
extreme old age. IL is the most
economical HAIR DREssING ever
used, rs it requires fewer applica-
tions, and gives the hair splendid,
glossy appearance. A. A. Hayes,
MD, State Assayer Of Massachu-
sets, says, aThc constituents are
pure, and carefully selected for cx-
cellent quality; and | consider it
the BEsT PREPARATION for It's
intended purposes"
Sod byau Drsogisisaai Dsaiers 10 Madieiass
Price One Dollar.
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OLD,
TRIED,
AND
TRUE.

People arc getting acquainted-and those who
are not ought to bc-with the wonderful merits %
that great American Remedy. the
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-02-27
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
FOR MAN AND BEAST. .'n

This Eminent very naturally originated In Ameri-
ca, where Nature provides in her laboratory such
surprising nnfidotes for the maladias Of her chill
dren. Its fame has been spreading for s. years,
until now 81 cncircies the habltable globe.
The Mexican Mustang Liniinent "a a matchlrss
remedy for lexternal ailments Of man and beast.
To stock owners and farmers Il Is Invaluable
single bottle often saves q human fifc or re-
stores tho usefulness OF an excellent horse, or.
COW, or sheep.
Il cures foot-rot, hoof-ail, hollow horn, grub
screw.worIn, shoulderrot. mango. the bites and
stings Of poisonous reptiles and insects and every
such drawback to stock breeding and bush life.
cures every external trouble Of horses, such
slameness. scratches, swinny. sprains. founder.
windgall, ring bono, etc, etc.
The Mexican Mustang L.lniment q the quickest
ere IN the world for accidents occurring in the
family, in the absence or physician, such as
burns, scalds sprains, cuts etc, and for rheuma-
tisnn, and stiffness engendered By exposure. Par
ticuiariy valuable TO Miners.
It is the cheapest remedy IN the world. for it
penetrates the muscle 20 the bone, and y single
application Is generally suficient toeure.
Mexican Mustang IIniment Is put up In three
gres Of bottles the larger ones being proportion
atsly much this cheapest Sold everyvhsreL
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GRAPE uKuwiNG MAxlMs.

The following rules are given BY the
Rmat d,aefieua
/. Prepare the ground iu fall plant in
spring. A
2. Give the vine plenty Of manure, old
sell deeomposed for fresh manure exc,tes
gruw,h. but does pot mature il.
8. Luxuriant growth does not always in-
sure fruit.
4. Dig deep but plant shallow.
5. Young vines produce beautiful fruit,
but old vines produce the richest.
g. prune III autumn 70 insure growth,
but in The spring 70 promote ifniiiulness.
Z. Plant Jour vines before you put up
ireliiscs.
8. Vines like olJ soldiers. should have
good arms.
0. lrane spars to one we'll developed
bud lor the nearer the old wood, the high,
er favored the fruit.
10. Those who prune long must socn
climb.
II. Every leaf has bud at the base.
and either branch Of fruit or tendril
" puslte 70 It.
Is. A ieDdril is an abortiye fruit bunch
- bunch Of fruit productive tendril.
IA. Abunch Of grapes. without healthy
leaf opposite il is like a ship at sea without
rudder--it cant come to port.
10. Laterals are like politicians; il not
checked they are the worst Of thieves.
Is. Good grapes are like gold-no one
has enough. a@
Ia. The earliest grape will keep the
longest, for that which is fully maIured is
easily preserved. ~
is. Grape eaters are long hyers,
49, Hybrlds are not Always high lred
20. lie who buys the new and urtried
varieties should reuuembe, that the seller =
M AKIN is Let the buyer ipok out Tor hln-
seSf. -.
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THE SUN.
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Many years pgo King Solamen, very
sensible man. gave il IS biz opinion 1t the
roo Of correction was essential TO good gov
ernpenr. Some sentimental leglslai, T. have
tried to be wiser than Solomon. but they
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fore eoing 10 bod; wrap some old cloths
around the feet 70 keep the oil from rub.
bling oG. and battle sgsin 10 The morning.
A ie~ applications will removal soreness
ssd itching,
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-05
IIFOR MA.
POLITICAL.

SACRAMENTO, March 4. In the assembly to-
day, resolution expressing the belief that Til.
den and Hendricks were elected aud ought to
have been inauguIated, and chsracterizing As the
worst political crime of the century the ipaugufa
ton Ct a man who was cot elected President was
tabled 81 to 81.
killed.
CALUsA, March t. John T. Arnold city marsh
al, was killed to-day by D. Shepardson, whom
Ne attempted to arrest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-05
A GREAT PANICINT HEINSURREC-
TIUNARY DISTRICTS.
Flemish BaTblritiGS by the Turk
iSl TTrGgl'arS.
THE EASTERN QuEsTION IS TO BE
ETrLED TO THE SATISFAC-
1ION OF ENGLAND.
Grand Duke Nicholas COngratulates the
Emperor Upon the Conclusion
of Peace.

LONDON, March 4. A Pera correspondent of
the Times says
"By giving up then hostile European provinces.
(at the sane time RECEIVING Tribute from them
or sadding them with portion of the national
debt) and concentrating Musselnen in territory
contiguous to Constantinople, and making the
concentration required by territorial concessions
IN Asa Minor, the Turks will create a new Otto
man power ten ii mes stronger than when spread
over the vast, badly organized and hostile terrto
ry."
Dispatches from various points in the Greek
provinces of Turkey Indicate the nsurrection i,
spreading. Two thousand insurgents are en-
camped within sight of the town of Volo, in Thes-
sally, and entrenched The district between Mt.
olympus and tndus range is in revolt The
Epnus insurgents defeated the Turks at GAaJa
on Friday, after four hours fighting, killing 80
and wounding 100.
A fight took place at Carlimper which resulted
in a Turkish defeat the Turks leaving 70 dead on
the field The provisional government was then
formed at l.ycur'lon, and union with Greece
proclaimed.
Two hundred and fifty refugees (women and
chlldfen) from Lycufson, have arrived at Corfu
great panic prevails among the Christian popu-
lalion OF the insurrecionary districts.
Consular reports from louisa, capital OF Ihcs-
sally, says sixteen unarmed men aud thirty five
women and children were massacred by the Turk
sh irIegulals and all the women 10 town were vi
olatcd.
A despatch from Constantnople, March 80. by
way OF Elanch, says previous to the signature of
the treaty OF peace, Gen. Ignatietf demanded
Turkey should unite with Russia in defending ali
It's stpulaions before the conference. Safuet Pa
sha refused to accede to this.
Gen. lgnateH then telegtaphed to St. Peters
burg Tor instructions. 1t is not known how the
question was settled. Russia agreed not to in
cIude Salohica in Bulgaria. 1t includes Bougas,
Narna aud kurtendge. The money indemnity OF
$780, 900, originally claimed in addition to
territorial cession, Is informally fixed at sixty mil
lion.
The opinion IS expressed in government circles
to-day, that the eastern question will not be dis
turbed.
1t is rumored that the English fleet will be re-
called.
Government announced in Parliament this az
tstnoon, that information of the signing OF peace
between Turkey and Russia had been received
No details regarding the terms have as yet reach
ed here.
No action was taken by government to Justify
the rumored recall of the English fleet
ST. PETERSBURG, March 4. Grand Duke Mich
olas sent the following despatch to the Emperor
San Stefano, March 2.
do myself the honor of congratulatng your
majesty upon the conclusion Of peace. God has
voucnsafed to Us the happiness OF accomplishing
the holy work begun by Your Majesty and on
the anniversary of enfrauchisement, Your Males
ty has delivered Christians from the Massulman
woke.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
THE ACTION OF SOME OF THE
COnNITTEES.

WAsHNGToN, March 4.
The house committee on ways and means to-day
increased the rate on laccs, OF whatever material
composed of flax, linen, six or worsted, from 20
TO 40 per cent. They decreased shelled almonds
from ID 10 II cents per pound.
The house committee on post offices continued
invest CATION Of Thomas L. Cheney.
The house comm tee on military to-day heard
testimony Of Co }. Hay mes. collector OF customs
al Beaconvllle Texas. lie was OF the opinion
that Withdrawal of any portion of the military
now on the Texas border, would have a damaging
effect.
AT a meeting Of The house committee on coin.
age, weights and measures, to-day, the following
resolution was unanimously agreed to:
solved, That in view ei the increasing of
coinage, it is the sense of this committee that
there should be an increase of mntage facilities
1t wa also agreed that a subcommittee of six,
10 April next, shall proceed to the several points
from which petitions have been received for the
establishment OF branch minis, Viz. Charlotte, n.
g., New Orleans, st. LOUIS, Denver, Helen Mon
lana, Chicago, QulIcy ILL.,, aud Cincinnati, and up
on then return, will submit report of the inves-
ugattun TO the lul. committee.
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the evpediency of issuing bonds of the q. s, to
amount necessary to erect all such buildings; re-
ierrcd
When the Senate bill was reached. amending
the laws granting pensions to officers und soldiers
OF the war of 1912.
stephens Of Ga. moved to pass the bill.
IL places on the pension rolls the names of such
oHcefs and men as served IA days 10 the war
WIN treat Britain, and directs the restoration to
me pension rolls Of those names stricken there
ron on account OF disloyalty, but provides that
no back pay be allowed.
Joyce wanted a provision in the bill excluding
the rebellion.
watt OF Conn, stated that of the IS men who
entered me war OF 1872, from Norwich, but one
remained alive. and he hoped the House wonlJ
pass the bill Immediately.
The bill was passed-ycas 2l7, nays %
All the business on the Speakers table having
been disposed Of, the House at $50 adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-05

An art project is conteml lated in this
county, which if carried out will be
highly creditatle ard useful publication.
We refer TO Caldwels Illustrated, His;or-
zeal, Combination Atlas of Kennebec coun-
ty, to embrace the history of the county, present
ing county, State and L. S. maps, maps of each
and every town throughout the county, showing
the location of all the houses, farms and grounds,
public buildings, churches, rivers, streams,
springs, etc. 1t will be highly illustrated with
farm and city residences, and all the prominent
public buildings IN the county. 1t will have be-
sides, a complete directory of the county, giving
names, post Office addresses and business of every
person in the county. There will be biographical
sketches of prominent citizens, accompanied by
portraits. Mr.. j. A. Cal well, the publisher of
these works of art, is in the city, aud we hope he
may receive encouragement to carry forward the
proposed valuable work.
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Chicago Proauce market.

CHICAGO, March 4, 1875
FLOuR-Extra spring 5oa5.75; western 4Ao:
southern 0UO.
WHEAT No. spring ll0l4 all; No. gilt edge
iOe'4 Regular. l03a5s, Cash. l.l0haa; May,
ITO "a April, lO7-a,.ll5s, No. 3, LTD; reject
ed 9J,s.
CoHN Sales git edge 49, regular, t2hs-;
cash t2aS-; March 421aa-; April. I2Aak; May.
i26ti+; rejected 81.
OATS Cash "a; March aih; April 27ss
TO-; MAY, ~. AZ -.
RYE So.
BARI kY-45k.
DRESSED HOGS-4 25a4.I0.
PORK-Cash 16.22al025; Mare 1912 xs25;
Apri 10 4oa- May Oo-ao =.
April. 7.40a74s1s; May 90 400.
BULK MEATS Shoulders sAaI, short rib
b4a6A
WulSkEY-l0i.
tRElGH rs-Corn to BIfalo "a cents; wheat
do cents.
REUEiP rs-Flour 81 900: wheat 10000; corn.
Ia, 100; oats 66.CUO; rye ls,0o0; barley lsVU.
sHiPMkNTS-fiour I1.00u; wheat 80 ~; corn
$500; oats 5000; rye 1000; barley 1905.
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Suicide.
RHODE ISLAND.
Court alters.

Pr ,vIDENcE, March 4. A bill in equity has
been hled IN the supreme court by Institutions
ana lndlsi 'uals holding more than four millions
OF Sprague mortgage notes, against Iachaiish
Chstee, trustee and assignee of the A. 4 W,
splague Manufacturing Company, alleging thai
no interest has been paid on the notes since Jan.
J. 1876; that the trustee has failed to perform the
duties of trust, and asking that he may be remov
ed, required to render an account, and that he
and the members of the A. x w. Sprage corpora
ton be enJolned from Interfering with managing
or controlling to property and estate embl raced il
the conveyances 10 said trustee. Yhe court has
issued asubr~na requiring the respondents to
answer forthwith,
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TiiE ENGLiSH PARLI MENT.
The Terms of Peace.

afternoon, Lord DERBY in reply to question by
Earl Granville, said that the COVE rnment had le-
ceived the terms Of peace, but i'll imperfect
state. lie could on Y say that the terms DO not
include the cessation of the Turkish fleet that the
indemnify Is reduced to II 100000 sterling, and
that the Egyptian tribute Is not affected.
In the house of commons this Afternoon, Cor
nObie Hardy, secretary OF war IN answer to a
question b, Charles Morgan Norwood (liberaD
said that the matter OF defence of the commercial
ports If England was bei1g carefully considered
at the present moment
The Chr nlcle states that Mr. Jolly expects to
have the new cabinet formed by Wednesday, the
house proIoguing to morrow, aud the dissolution
taking place afterwards by proclamation.
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Death of tt Promin, u, CITIZEN of belgrade.

The town of Belgrade has lost oil its oldest
aud most substantial citizens in the death of James
II. Mosher, Esq, which occurred Feb % at the
age of II wears. Mr.. Moshcr was born in the
town of Belgrade, and always resided within one
mile of he place of his birth. Before disease and
age had bent his once manly form, he was pos
sessed Of physique which is the boast Of many a
of New England, and fifty years ago, when in
the strength of his carly manhood the men that
could compete with him in the wrestling iing were
few and far between, and there was but one man
in the then ulrounding towLs hat was his equal,
aud that was a man named 1inkham, who at that
time resided IN the town Of Sidney.
Mr.. Mosher was held in high esteem hy hi, fell
low townsmeu, and was by them many times chos-
en- to Office, having held the office of seltctmsn
some ten or twelve years, the duties of which he
always discharged with fidelity and a conscien-
tious desme to fulfill his every trust He was Il
leading member of Relief Lodge OF Free and Ac.
cepted Masons, and ever held in high veneration
the teachings of the order, and had held many of
fetal positions in the lodge. His funeral was held
at his late residence on Monday afternoon, and in
accordance with his request, he was buried under
Masonic honors. Thus has passed away man,
of whom in all the relations of lie, as husband,
father, friend and citizen, it can be uuly said
that he was ever faithful to every trust that was
committed to his keeping.
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PORTLAND.

PORTLAND, March 4. At two o'clock the vote
for mayor in Portland i cd republican, 1893
democratic, 1909; greenback, 1913; the republican
majority over all, 2S9 The republicans have five
wards democrats two.
Later.-Portland has reelected Moses NJ. But
Ter for mayor The vote stands Butler, rep
2jlG; Walker, dem, 1904 Turner, greenbsck,
40 To this is to be ADDED the Island vote. which
last year WAS rep. 80; DEM II.
Last years vote was-rep., 27ll; dem, PIG;
scat f-rcp. majority, SOL
The republicans carry wand, ont, three, five,
six ard seven. The democrats, wards two and
four