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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-14

METROPOLITAN
M nv,x vu EiEyATsp RAIL%AY,
NORRIS srNsarest point TO south ferry aud Battery
RECTOR ST.--Nearsst point for Nall st. ferry
CoRTi.ANDT sT-kearest point for jersey City and
PARK PLAUE-Nearsst point for Pos, Office City n ali
and Barclay street ferry TO Hoeoksn.
CHAMBERS sr-Nssssst point Tor Psvonis and Eric
Railway ferriea
FkASkLlN ST.
GRAND sT-Ssssss pont for Dsssrossss street ferry 20
SRI sT-Nssest poin, for Christopher street ferry to
uoboken.
asb sf Nearest poin. for Twenty third stree, ferry to
Js .sS cry.
saD sr--Sosrss point tor New York Central Railroad
Ds sprIr ST.
5sru sr.--Ncarsst point for Central Park
FOR UPTOWN TRAINS take east side station.
For downtown TRAINS take west sds station
FARE. 10 CENTS,
'''''' NJ, sesn he fare !. cont. ;" ana
ROUTE-from 5sth %. along 9Th and along Amlty
70 aud along south 5th Az. To Canal crossing
aud along West Broadway TO Chambers ST. crossing
along Church 81 and along New Church ST. TO Norris ST
CONNECTS With THE FULLOwIN0 HORSE CAR
AT RECTOR ST., with cars tor South ferry.
GRAND ST. With Tor Desbrosses aud East Grand
AT BLEECKBR ST.. with cars tor east and west.
At sfH 81, With cars fof Christopher aud East Tenth
street ferries
Ar ifT ST. With ears for West Twenty. I'd and East
Twenty.thrd and Thirty fourth street ferries.
At $50 ST. With ears for weehswken ferry.
AT 59rH ST.. with ears for Belt Line railroad.
j. " NAVARRO, Vice President
N. VAN BRoCKLTK, superintendent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-27

Those who suppose that all interest ID the pro
jected line Of railway, to pass through this city,
from Quebec to Wiscssset, has died out, are very
greatly mistaken. The balance of the survey OF
this great Intern atonsl line, was suspended the
last summer by reason Of litigation between the
bondhoders and the Lewis & Kennebec Railway
Company in Canada; but the survey will be com
pleted another season from Bingham, in our State
| to the south end of the Lewis q Kennebec track
| in Canada. This will be done the very next sea
| son, should the affairs of the l.. & X. Company be
settled in season to permit Of . simultaneous sur
vey. No proper action can be taken unless these
affairs are settled.
Parties from Maine who have been to Quebec
the past season find no diminution Of interest at
that end of the line, at the successful carrying
forward and completion Of this great enterprise,
and we are sure that their efforts and feelings are
reciprocated at this end of the line. At the prop
er time action will be taken under the new char
ter obtained last winter. This cannot however
be done until matters are satisfactorily adjusted
at the other end of the line. The opening of this
road is of so much importance to the valley of the
kennebec, aud the msteral interests of the State,
that it appeals at once to the friendly aid of oil
who are interested in retaining present popu-
lation and adding thereto.
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On and after to-day the Pittston mail will be
delivered from the cars, instead of the Gardiner
post-ofice as heretofore.
The rains of last week have reduced the roads
TO 9 muddy state, which constant travel does not
improve.
Poultry is plenty in the market, at moderate
prices. Farmers are retailing chickens, turkeys,
etc, from their wagons TO the disgust of regular
marketmen. Geese and ducks were selling Tues.
day for II eta per pound.
Buffalo Bill and his retnue Of Indians attract.
ed considerable attention their street parade
Yesterday. A crowd of bows followed them
throughout the entire route, drawn by the fine
music of the band.
Rev. Mr.. Lindsey who has been confined to bis
house for several days, with threatened conges-
ton Of the BRAIN has so far recovered as to be
out of doors again.
Three little boys, the oldest about ten years
and the youngest seven, were found locked up in
a box car, on the arrival Of the freight
train Monday. We understand that they
were playing about the freight yard in Port
| thought of being carried off. Before they
were aware Of what was going on they were
locked in and the train started on its way. Here
they remained until the car reached its destna-
ton at Gardiner, as heretofore stated. They
taken 10 the hotel aud provided with dinner and
| then sent on their way rejoicing by next train
to Portland.
Services will be held in the Congregational
church Thanksgiving day. Sermon by Rev. A..
l. Park.
The Wednesday evening meetings at the Epis-
copal and Congregational vestries will begin at
| seven o'clock instead or bslfpast seven, as here
tofore.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
DAILY Ksnnsbft 5unrnal
MAINE NEws BY TELEGRAPH.

, FIRE.
VAUDEVILLE, November 20. The variety store
owned by c. B. Wellington of Albion, was totally
destroyed by fire Monday night. Loss $4,000; in.
sured $500.
Arrested.
PORTLAND November 20. An old man named
Bishop, master of an unknown soop from Glou.
cester, with the name painted out, which has been
lying about Portland several months, was arrested
Today for stripping sloop Sewcomb, At Grea,
Chebeague. A young man with him escaped in
dory. The stuff was recovered and . lot Of
other stolen goods including four csrcasses Of
mutton, found on board.
Marine News.
Ship State of Maine, Portland, has been Spoken
off Cape Elizabeth, all right.
Master Giles Loring, Yarmouth, will TO- morrow
launch barque of 500 tons, named Chss. Loring
to be commanded by Capt. Loring, son of thu
bu ider, and formerly master Of brig Sarah NJ
Loring.
Launched Harrington. Monday, by Alone
Nash, ship Eve S. Ray, 1900 tons. Owned b,
the builder, Henry S. Ray, Henry Leighton. thu
master, and others. This is one of the larges
vessels ever built th ere. She goes to Bsltimor,
for her charter.
Marine Disasters.
Bsrque c. G. Whltmore, Of Bath, in Hampton
Roads. was run into by British steamer and hst
her fore topsail yard carried away and sustained
other damage.
Schr. Caro- line Height, ashore at Rye Beach,
| full of water. She WAS repaired one year ago .
an expense of $1,000. An effort will be made Il
| float her.
Schooner Sea Foam, Of Bangor, from Por
Johnson with coal. struck heavily at vineyar'
Haven and sprung alesk. 1t required the con
slant working Of pumps to keep her free.
An Assault.
John Armstrong, who plays Uriah Hep il
Geo. Fawcett Rowes company, assaulted one o
the editors Of the Argus in the street this after
noon, for criticism ON his acting. Armstrong
was arrested and will be tried in municipal cour
to morrow.
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pSUFFERERs from headache, constpated
bowels, inward piles. costiveness, fevers, torpid
liver, yellowness of the skin and eyes, indges-
ton. dyspepsia. and all arrangement of the inter-
nal viscera, are cured by "S~aynes Tar and
Sarsaparilla Pills" Unlike many other purga-
tves, they do not irritate the stomach and bow.
els by frequent use. They keep the system in
healthy condition by arousng the torpid liver to
healthy action and expelling by the bowels and
kidneys the matter that poisens the foundations OF
life Be particular to obtain "Swayne's Pills. u
Price rs cents a box at all leading druggists Geo.
c. Goodwin & Co., Wholesale Agents, Boston.
Partridge Bros, Augusta. septl9- teodS wifi
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War With Afghanistan.
ADVANCE OF BRITISH TROOPS,

LONDON, November 26. A despatch from Daka
saws: Gen. Brown pushed on to Lundiksna, l3
miles, where the advance force bivouaked, the
head men of the hill tribes coming to congratu
late him and pay their respects. Maj. Cavagnari
rode on to Dsks, where he arrived Saturday,
the Kahn Of Lsploar meeting him to offer submis.
son. At dawn Sunday the British resumed the
march.
The British advance arrived ct Dska at noon,
finding the deserted fort plundered by neighbor-
ing tribes. The British advance has now reached
the frontier of Afghanistsn proper, destroyin BY
its success the ameer's authority in an indepen-
dent territory 80 miles in width, from Jsmrosd to
Dska. The flying Afghan army in its efforts to
escape plundered everything, the country being
against it and refusing it shelter.
The news is confirmed that Jelabad is evacuated
and the garrison in headlong flight toward CABIN /.
Mahomed Shah Khan. oh ief Of Tapor, hitherto
the smeer's ally, placed himself in Major Cavag-
marie hands. The nomad tribes who were pre-
pairing for flight, oil remained and are bringing
in supplies. The villagers 90 about with utmost
concern while our army is passing.
A despatch from Lahore says Gen. Roberts
reached point half way between Kazaripir and
Kurum aud met no resistance. Gen. Bishop en-
tered Pishen, Sunday.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
Capture of Illicit Stills.

WASHINGTON. November 26. Commissio ner
Rsum to-day received the following despatch from
revenue agent W. II. Chapman, at Charlotte, N.
c.:
Il have just returned from Polk and Rutherford
counties Of the 9Th district of North Carolina hav-
ing visited the various sections of those counties
able to form some sort of opin ion Of the effect Of
the amnesty. We found twenty-si Illicit distill-
cries. Nine only were or have been recently in
operation. We arrested two dstillers, seized Eve
stills snd fixtures, 105 beer stands, $40 gsllous Of
beer, fifteen bushel: of meal. three gallons sing
ling and twelve gallons of whiskey."
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THE MARQUIS OF LOkNE.
The Princess and Marquis Hold a Re-
ceptiOn.

MONTREAL, November %. The Marquis Of
Lorne and party will arrive here Friday.
HALIFAX, November %. The Marquis and
Princess Louise and Duke Of Edinburgh, dined
with Lieut.. Governor Archibald last evening. The
guests comprised many prominent personages.
The drawing room reception was held immediate
ly after dinner by The Princess and was atte nded
BY large number Of ladies and gentlemen. The
Princess wore . rich, white, ribbed silk petticost,
surmounted by dress composed entirely OF black
velvet, handsomely trimmed with clair de luue,
jet head dress, diamond tiara, feathers and veil
ornaments, diamonds and pearls; orders, the Vic
toria and Albert and Indian.
1t is understood that the Princess and Marquis
are much pleased at the grand reception.
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CHAcAoOs Novoooor ~ Aotos
FLOUR-Exra spring 5.0oaS.oo; wesesrA ~;
Southern 525.
WHEAT Ne. l Red Winter 49,; No. . -
"a cash; sSh December; No. Chicago 6pstag,
- S3h cash; sjk November; 63xa- December;
No. 8. 6sk rejected ri.
CORN Sales. 30TsS0x cash; 49, Aev.;
tsa30x Dec.; reiec,ed. ia ~
OATS l3Ta-- cash; - November;
Dec. le,S; rejected, TX.
RYE-45-. .f.flt
BARLEY - 9s- AVS cash; 90 ASH. Novenbe
"; December ~.
PORk-Cash 0 So a8E0-; November 5oa---;
December 60 -; Jan. To-.
LAKD-Cash 5.s7xso S7x; Nov. 0.0o-aOo; Dee.
5.67a5.67k; Jan. 532k. af
BULK Manifestation 2ta0-, short NIB
sides ohaO; abort clear rib lSA-: clear sides
ia.
WHlSKEY-les. FeH
FkEiGHTs-Corn TO Buffalo ~ eents; wheat
~ cents.
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STATE NEWS.

The Observer says thst Mr.. Csmpbsll's faetssy
at Ssngervitle, hes bsen shut down for shsst
time, to make some rspsirs. II 10 now n s1ers-
ton, about all the looms, twenty-five in number,
are running. This factory, 10 full epsrasios,
gives employment to forty five hands, the payroll
Of which amounts TO twelve hundred dellAss pr
month. sss7t
The following are the recent failures il this
State: aa. fqe.s
Bangor-J. C. Buxzell, hardware, he's nsds q
assig nment.
North Anson-Marcellus Steward, lumber, b
comprising with his crsdtors ct g. cents % tAe
dollar. & an0f
Portland-John L. Howard, sheet iron dealer,
has failed. . ~. $500
Messrs. Dyer 4 Hughes organ b1sinsa = Fog.
croft. 10 still on the increase. and the number u
hands employed 10 fourteen. On Tueeday the
firm sent Cd eight instruaeats 10 diAsssse passs
Of the country, and orders are received ~ fAsn
nearly every day. For few DeatAs past ~ eese
Of the black walnut used at this nanafActesy ~
averaged over 500 . month.
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Exists, or II the hair is gray, dry or harsh, the
natural youthful color can be restored by using
London Hair Color Restorer." the most delight.
full article ever introduced to the American people
color, and at the same time lovely hair DIRE Rg
and beautfer. II is totally different from all
others; not sticky or gummy, and free from all
impure Ingredients that render many other srti-
Giles obnoxious; in fact it is exqusitely perfumed
and SO clearly and elegantly prepared IS to make
it . lasting hair dressing and toilet luxury.
J. A. TYNEs. A PROMINENT CITIZEN,
Wilson, N. c., writes: Some ten years ago nv
wife's hair commenced falling, and got very thin
and turped gray; but after using "Losdon Hair
Color Restorer" the scalp became healthy, the
hair stopped falling, the color was restored, and
is now growing beautifully.
Ask your druggist for London Hair Color Re-
storer. Price, IS cents bottle. Six bottles, 81.
Main Depot for the U. S., 800 North Sixth street,
Philadelphia. Sold by Partridge Bros, Augusta.
septic tedo&wtf
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ILLINOIS.


CINCINNATI, November 26. A special from
Augusta, Hancock Co., H., says DIR. Daniel Pier
son was called up Saturday night at o'clock. by
an unkr own man, who said he worked for Mr..
Gorwood, about thirty miles distant, and he bad
been sent to call the doctor to attend Mrs. Cor.
wood. The doctor at once saddled bis horse and
started, but the horse returned about an hour lat
er. He was found lying by the roadside, horribly
msngled. His skull was broken by an iron bar
which was lying near him, his brains oozng out.
tees, aud very active in suppressing lawlessness,
and it is thought some one who receivec pu sh.
ment at the doctors instigation, committed the
murder.
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HON. LOT N. MORRILL,.
A Denial OF Certain Slanderous State.
ments.

CHICAGO, November 26. Publication is made
here of statement from ex-senator Lot NJ.
Morrill,, denying the reports that he was indicted
by Chicago grand jury for completely in the
custom house frauds. Trustworthy information
is ct hand that the jury never had under consid-
Grafton the indictment even the name of the
ex-Secretary, and it is believed that the rumors
which have inhaled him we're originated by par
ties who were indicted and who wished to shield
themselves behind his good name and thus belitte
the charges and break the force Of the ihdict-
ment.
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DrOwn ned.
NEW HOR n
Papal Orders.

NEW YORK, November 90. The Pope has is
sued an order to his Bishops and Catholic clergy.
to watch and circumvent the wiles Of the i'm pioss
and Goddess men of the order of the American
Union in the United States.
Coal.
The Lackawanna Company to-day sold IS 900
tons OF Scranton coal, at rates rs to 45 cents per
ton lower than in October.
Southern Bulldezing.
Several more letters are printed from the South,
giving accounts Of terrorism and bulldozing OF
voters, and ostracsing Of Northerners.
A Royal Visit.
1t is reported that the frigate Black Prince, with
the Duke Of Edinburgh. will visit this hsrbor sf-
ter the reception festivities in Canada are over
The Duke will also visit Washington and there be
the guest of Minister Thornton.
Missing.
Mr.. Spaulding, who was sent home o. q pas
senger on bark Abby Bacon, which arrived from
Malaga yesterday, disappeared the night of Oct
26tb, the day after leaving port, and is supposed
TO have fallen overheard. Spaulding belonged in
New England and WAS sent home in distress from
Glib altar.
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FINANCIAL 1 0on(ER01Ai.


.EvnUMo R1Pouq. gs 0t
New York. Novs0bsY -. 1g7o.
Money loaned q, 2xs4 - call. and eiessd q -
per cent. -r.e t--l .4ersfoltt
Sterling asika-- tor % days, 1esk -ass Tor
demand. .s.ss... Fra.
Gold opened at l09x and closed at loek. e
Carry ing rates, LARK per cent. Borrowias fssss
Ohal. .ts.4.
Clearings, es.437.00o. Custom receipts, oxs 900
Treasury disbarsed eos0oo interest. sIlO.O0o Tor
bonds,
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DENSED TELEGRANS.

Mr.. Edison is wise in his generation. "Whst 10
electricity aud what is magnetism I" asked the re-
porter, 81 don't know" answered Mr.. Edison,
sadly.
enue Hotel in New York. She spends her days
in writing her evenings at the thsstrss and plsys.
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NEW HAM f'SHIRE.
Fatal Accident.

PLYMOUTH, November rs. Johu Q. A. Mudg
EFT was fatally injured Monday. while out hunting
by the premature discharge OF gun.
schooner Attached.
PORTSMOUTH, November &c. Schooner c. C
Smith has been attached ON account OF Congress
man Frank Jones, who claims that amount o
damage to a cargo of pressed brick, brought Il
tbi. port from Philadelphia, alleging that the yes
sci was not sesworthy at the time the cargo va.
loaded. This is the vessel for whose safety some
fears were entertained, she being over month
reaching this port.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-27

Mrs. Sayward, the wife Of the late John S. Say
ward, Esq, one of the former publishers Of the
Kennebec Journal, died at her home in Bedford,
Mas on Saturday, the 3d. at the age Of 6S years.
The funeral was held on Tuesday. The deceased
was we'll known in this city, where she resided .
dozen years or more, and where she was greatly
beloved for her fine qualities of mind and heart.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-27

The Eastern Express Company has bought
Bagiey 4 Co.'S Express. running from Boston to
Great Falls, on the Boston & Maine Railroad.
The Company took possession Of the line week
ago. The line has been established about thirty
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WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, November 26. The departmei (
of justice is advised Of the death of ID. j. Baldwin,
district attorney for the eastern district of Texas
The 4 Per Cents.
The subscriptions to the per cent. loan to-day
were 1912 100.
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1t 10 reported that the directors Of the Sandy
River Rsilroad have secured sufficient subscrip
tious to warrant them in receiving estimates for
the building of the road. Contractors were over
the road last week. and will make figures in few
days. 1t is intended to procure timber aud stone
this season, and have everything in readiness, so
the line may be running next summer. The roll
ing stock is partially engaged.
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Southern Bulldozing.

The Lackawanna Company to-day sold IS 900
tons OF Scranton coal at rates Is to 45 cents per
ton lower than in October
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There will be = meeting this evening, at 7l2
O'Clock, in the room over Norths bookstore, for
the Darpess Of organising republican club. Let
the Young men (and old as welD Of the party.
turn out, and organize q working club, tina, shall
de elective service az anst the common enemy.
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The Lewiston Journal says that George G..
Wing, Eco, of Auburn 10 . candidate for Attor-
ney General before the republican Legislative
caucus. Mr.. Wing served with ability as County
Attorney for three years in Androscoggiu county
and has for two years been Judge of Probate for
Androscoggn. Mr.. W. Is also a member of the
republican State committee.
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CA n ADA.
Marine Disaster.

LKAhINGroN. November 26. The propeller
Lake Breeze, Of the bennington, Amherstburg
and Windsor line, was burned to the waters edge
to-day, and Wm. N. Bush was burned to death.
The Vice Regal Party.
QUEBEC, November rs. The Quebec ministers
leave to-norrow morning via the Internation
Railroad, to meet the Vice Regal party.
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The number of visitors to the Carnival Of Au-
thor. in Portland was nearly 900, and the gross
receipts we're about $l,7OO. The expenses are
estimated at $500. leaving 81, 200 net.
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TENNESSEE.
Murder.

NASHVILLE, November 26. A horrible double
murder was perpetrated In North Edgefeld. this
afternoon, in which Sam Langham was the slayer
and Pat McAndrews and Julius Kuster the slain,
Langham beating out their brains.
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"There will be turkey buried at my house on
18th. You are respectfully invited to attend, is
the latest and most fashionable way Of inviting
friend to take Thanksgiving dinner with you.
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POLITlCA AL.
Dover, N. H., City ElectiOn.-Republi.
can Victory.

DovER, November 26. In the city election TO-
day, Joseph ID. Guppy, republican, was chosen
Mayor, over George w. Nash. democrat, ny 81
majority. The board of aldermen stand 8 repub-
llcshs and democrats, and the council II repub
licans and three democrats.
1t was voted not to prohibit the sale of lager
beer.
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Mrs GEN. SHERMAN, wife of the great soldier
says: ~ have frequently purchased Durango
Rheumatic Remedy for friends suffering with
rheumatism, and in every instance it worked like
magic" Sold by all Druggists. Send for crcu
lar to r. X. Helphenstiue, Druggist, Washington,
ID. {. nov20 wSmos
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The farmers do not like the bad travelling, as
they cannot so easily bring their poultry to mar
ket.
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Pictures Of all kinds can be learned by any one
that has taste and Q desire to do that work
E. w. Moore. Portrait Artist gives lessons in
Crayon and Pencil drawing at his studio opposite
the P. o., at very reasonable rates. Mr.. Moore
has large number of crsvon and oil paintings al
his studio. w&s
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RI suit Of the Canvass in the Sd Vernon t
District.

HYDE PARK. November &c. Toe board of c an
vassers in the Sd Congressional district conve ned
here to day and completed the canvass by dec lar
ing
Bradley Barlow. S367
Grant, 1880
Waterman, 1895
Scattering, 80
Bsrlow's majority over Grant is 4O37.
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L. w. Moore, the artist, Central block. is ST.
ready doing work for Christmas. in those beauii-
full and enduring crayons. which make such &C
ceptable Christmas gifts
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An exchange says: A shrewd old turkey COB
bier walked into drug store in this cit' the other
day and called for bottle of "Anti-fat."
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After the disagreesble storm of rain aud snow
the sun came ont bright again yesterday morning.
and brought pleasant fall weather
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The Reform club holds public meeting in
their hall every Thursday evening, and the pub
lie are invited to attend the one TO be holden to-
morrow night, when interesting exercises will
take place.