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THE FEET.
Comfort, Elegance and Economy!

LADIES BEFORE GoiNG ro TUE COUNTRY Will.
rtND II TO THEIR ADVANTAGE TO VISIT Qua
MODEL SHOE DEPARTMENT. WHERE SAVING nv
TWENTY PER CENT Is GUARANTEED To ALL run
CfASERS
ESPECIALLY ATTRACTIVE ARE OUR LADIES a.
81, AND e. DRESS AND WALKING boots ALSO
CHILDRENs AND MISSES WALKING BOOTS AT -
AND o. 90 WELL ADAPTED FOR COUNTRY WEAR
VARIED ASSORTMENT or FANCY SANDAL
BOOTS, Low SHOES. AND SLIPPERS AT EQUALLY
Low PRICES
SPECIAL LINE OF LADIES' CoLoRED CLOTH
Tor. KID roxED BUTroNED boots. SUPERIOR
STYLE AND WORKMANSHIP e.. USUAL PRICE ~
ALSO AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF LADIES'
sL1PrER TIBs. NEW STYLES. AT 81 80 AND $40
WE EXERCISE UNUSUAL CARE IN MEASURING.
AND GUARANTEE IN ALL CASES AN EASY AMI
PERFECT FIT
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STEAMBOATS, ano Gailrcaos.


LBANY BOATS PEOPLEs LINE
~ FaVoritc stcamcrs DREW and 81 john leave Pier
a. North River daily, Sundays included at q = VI d,
connecting ~ ALBANYwith Express Trains tor SARA
TOGA. LAKE GEORGE LAKE CiIAMPLAlN. the ADJ
RONDACks, MONTREAL. arc point, NORTH aud WEST
Brooklyn passengers transferred free by Annex boats
First class fare 81 deck. 2jc
Excursion ~ Albany and return. Sij
This i the only night line Oi steamers lini tickets
and checking baggage TO places on thc New NofN Central
Railroad.
ALBANY BOATS DIKEC r.-MEKClIANTS
~ EXPRESS LINE Elegant steamers W ALTER BRETT
or NEW CHAMPION leave daily SATURDAYS cNccpcdl
from Canal ST. Nofth river, Rt6 T. NJ CONNECTING with
trains North and West Fare Wrc 2ic cabin intc 1Oc
meals, 90. Freight taken lower than by other limos
THE MARY row ELL leaves Pier ~, n
~ X foot Nostry St daily at3'pP NJ making all the
usual landing.
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MOURNING DEPARTMENT.

II cases iron Frame MExICA1NE and PLAID GRENA
DiNES, soc regular retail pricc; SOC : cases SILK
cases BOuRRETTE dRENADINE, 900 regular retail
price, 7jc. Ceases MBNICAINB GRENADlNE. yards
CASHMERE 80 inches wide, SOC regular reinll price
Toe cases SILK WARP HENRIETTA CLOTHS. ~
inches wide, 81 regular retail price. ~ 2, cases
a. cases ENGLISH BLACK ALPACA MOllAIRS, 2jc.
regular retail price J71,c.
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NV YORK. JUNE ~. is7-.-ycuopolIi9

NEW YORK. JUNE IL. Is7s.-Mcuopolitan
~ Elevated Railway open ron D., VI 10 ~ +
stations Morris st. nearest point Tor south ferry AMI
battery, Rector st. nearest point tor Wall 81 ferry
CurtlHndt 1t. nearest point for Jersey CITY aud Com
mmnipaw ferries, Park place nearest FONT Tor Post
Onice city Hall, ana barclay 81 ferry TO ll0hOkcn.
chambers 81 nearest point for PaVouia AMI Ere T. X
ferry, Franklin It, Grand . nearest points Tor Dcs
brnsses 81 Jerry 10 jersey city Bleccker 81. 9Th u
points Christopher II Terry ilOboken. IAN
~ I'D St point iOr 23d t. Terry Jcrsey city
3ji VI i2d IT. nearest point Tor n Y Central u de
pot SOth 81 5sh st. nearest point for Central Park For
uptown trains take east side stations For down town
tween the hours vi ~ and ~ A ani aud f. .
when the fare T. cents Routo-From j-h II along Bth
a. and along AnN 1t to AMI along south 9TH av to
Canal 81 crossing into AMI along West Broadway -
Chambers II crossing into and along College place To-
and along Murray 1t To AMI along church st to and
niung New Church Il Morris Il Connects with TIE
following horse car lines At Rector II with Tor
South ferry Grand It, with for Dcsbros-es and
East Grand u ferrcs AZ Blocker St with
and west atsth st. with car.ior chrisopher and East.
lOh It ferries al iith IT. with Tor West I'D and
East 2ti AMI san 81 ferries 33i with TOR
Mcchawkcn ferry, Al 5nth 81. with OF belt Line
Railroad ; NAVARRO. Vice. President
VAN HDFkIIN Sute rintrud,nl
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TO PBILADELPuIA.

4
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
HEINlEN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY
THREE DErOfS II PHILADELPHIA.
Two ~ SEW YORK
DOUBLE TRACK THE Most IMPROVED EQUIPMENT,
AND mn lASfE,t TINE CONSISTENT
MifH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
on AND AFTER JULY \. 1873
Express Trans lcayr NV York, Via Dosbrosscs aud
tnrtaudt Is Ferries follows
80 81 \ 81. q - 80 Limiedl II A I. g. q. -
81. - and ar sundays, 30 and pa VI o. d
q 30. so. : 80 ami 4. VI
Boats OF Brooklyn Ammo connect with all through
trans At JeI,eJ Cin. anorins speedy and direct
transfer for Brubk travel
Returning trains leave Phiadelphia3 2)477 ! $40
and II 4 tLimtcd Express ~ T. NJ. >. T. % Z
and : 50 NJ. and ~ Midnight On sunday. 3 - T. T.
sbiA NJ s. s. T. Vi, and - Midnight
Ticket Offices, j26 and oii broadway. Aston House,
and too, OF Dcsbre,>s and Cortanit Is Court 81 aud
Brooklyn Annex Depot foot Fulton st. brooklyn ia
ll6 ana lis Hudson Il. I1bOken. Depot Jersey CITY
Emigranl n kct Office, Battery place
FRANK THOMSON. l. r. FARMER
General Manager General Passenger Agent
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SI5O TO Saratoga. So Excursion.

Gnp for the like reduction to ala nuints ON
NEW YORK CENTRAL amt all rail lines NoRili, via
palace steamer, SARATOGA and tlll or Troy lcavin.
EVERY DAY IN the week ate = from rrr 10 y. r. ,
foot of Leroy st.
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CUNDAY BOAT
FOR ALBANY, SARATOGA. ASH ALL POINTS
NORTH AND WEST
PEOPLES EvENING LINE

PiER Il. NORTH RIVER. At 9 p NJ SUNDAY EVEN
INd FOR ALBANY. SARATOGA. AND ALL POINTS
NORTH AND WEST
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Auttion llutlt,s.

ERE. JOHNSON, JR, Auctonccr. -Comtinua.
~ uon SAFE Remainder OF Coey Island lot, Will posi-
uNey DO sold on Tuesday afternoon JUS 10 Mt lock
on premises ocean Parkway, near Concnursc Maps OF
JEkE JOHNSON, ~ Llbery "
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pArm Ann CoNrY IsI.NNn MAIL.

- ROAD Pioneer Route IN oWiauon - years IA
tive and equipped with the Games vacuum brake
Court 4 and Third av from Fulton Jerry BROOKLYN
thirty Ave minutes to depot From Hamilton ferry Fort
Hamilton direct 10 depot m twenty minutes Train
10 COMFY Island thirty I've minutes Tran, leave Tor
Concy Island sud all stations 40 80 20 10 10. H.
II i5 NJ ~ - I. 80 and every hall hour to ~ NJ
Last train Tor tunrN Island. II y
Returning from 'oncy Island. trains leave % ~
-. 10 H. IL ~ II - A. Nj - a. Is ~. Is a.
3 X. 3 -, AS, 49,, btS, ", OlS, O3S Is ~.
sis. X ~ 9ls. - ions
This road conveys passengers 10 the middle of C0ncy
Island, within ve minutes walk Of all man points OF in
tcrcst
O A uUNTHRR
Man
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tilusltal snslrum,nts
4 GRAND OPPORTUNITY

\ ehA
TO PURCHASE PIANO OR ORGAN.
We will during the nest 80 days, dispose OF To-
pianos and organs at lower prices for cash install
ments than ever before offered Pianos from sIio. or
gans from 500 Call at once AMI get a bargain
j. W FRENCH co, - East litl st.
GREATOFFE1 1--WE WILL OCRING THESE
inst class makers al lower prices tor cash instaments
thaH ever before offered Pianos. 7Octiye. Sl25, *
octave $3.50, Organs stops 500 stops, So ~ stops
seu, cash. Al perfect order not used year
HORACE WATERS SONS 80 East lith St
AT SOHMER a. cos, i+9 East IAN st. piano
~ manufacturers nrs class pianos at extremely low
prices Tor cash several good second hand pianos very
little used great bargains rent and instament - To
~ monthly sOHMEk 4 co, liS East liih "
A FEW sECOND.MAND Weber pianos at very
"A great bargains, u them used but very short
time by our best musicians, and really almost good AS
new fully warranted in every respacl Please call at
$50 and upward for good second hand pianos,
~ nrstClass new upright ami square pian0iOrtes 10
rent - per month instAlnvns takeni beautiful new l.
GoLDSMIrlis, 20 Blocker St, near Bowsry
CH MONTH will buy new piano; 81 a new Bur.
WV dett organ. BILLINGS co, ~ East lith ST.
- IN GOOD pianoforte; 81 monthly until paid,
Wv also hne pedal bass organ 10 WSSerey place.
- IDn FINE 7octave upright square piano, IS
W AOOs monthly payments. rent s.
hkAkAl ER ~ Union square, near l7th s.
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PROSPECT PARK AND COMFY ISLAND RAILROAD


and ~ ~ = VI
The rs trip Coney Island viii land only at
LEROY st. weather pei Knitting
The stAnch and reliable steamboat BAY RIDGE will
leave Battery landing adjoining staten Island crrNl 10
" 3land 3 ~ = " Returning leave Locust Grove
\ A. NJ I and NJ Pare. Excursion Aet Als
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i27 cases striped Dress Sins 80 cents the yard cost to
import SIC
lilo cases Black Dress Sins 10 cents the yard cost to
import &c
ia cases Coorcd Dress Sins I, cents aud 81 cost TO
import 81 10 ant ~ -
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SACKS. MANTLrs. AND cLoAKs.

Berlin wool wrap. a. worth a -
Imported Cashmere Sacquos, trimmed with silk AMI
fringe. 81. worth 81 80
Imported Diagonal Sarqucs. silk trimmed. -. worth ~
Imported Diagonal Mautlc. six AMI fringe trimmed.
- worth t2
Handsome, SIN Nantes 80 formerly ;old at 81
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coLonrD DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT

Fanc, Maltese Cloths. oc. reduced from l5c
Albanian Stripes. new. l2lsc, reduced from 3bc.
Checked Mohar. 1Gisc reduced ron 25c
Fine summer Novelties. - inches wide. nc, reduced
from &c
All Wool Twled De Beige, 25c reduced from 90
striped and Plaidcd French Wincy. 2ic worth 'lc
Colorcd French Camcfs Iair-cHn tc wofn III summer
or carly ial-lI yards WIDE 55c and OOc, cost ~ an.
port, Sjc. and 81
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NtIiOlous noIitts.
60lnntt0- ttmilts.

VNNdlNtNu- tHNiWS'
LADY thoroughly competent to take charge OF the
-nir postum ieiorc rrcicrrcd Address stating where
last cmldo'cd salary expected. &C. B. box 1873, sun
rIRST-CLAss shirt nnshcr wanted, steady
n work only good hs,n,,5 cm9rloi'di o.s ,o,,a,..
Ar TuE Rurshccdt Mig CO.. ioi South 18th av, girls
~ over u years Oh nuung aud orimping machines to
make ruchines
I,ORriADY, onc who undcr.land, tn manufac.
dlfIaa Adires. il ii box i5o sun once ~ ''
NEW SHIRT ironcrs wanted on ane Whit, ;lrts
~ at rs King st JAS ASnBY
DApEH BOXE Wanted experienced hands on
'O'''' 0'''' sfo6SER RkUER s5J Canal f st
STEADY employmcnt- Good pay f9r arst class ops
cr taG ON RS s Shirts 'T and We" i6i
NJ, rccr ~ call for one week.
WANTED opSt",or' 81 lslie' up %,,ws o.y
AT sTEwARTaco s, Broadway, 9Th v and 9Th st
WANTED An experienced operator to make
room entrance on 10Th II
LORD 3 TAYLOR Broadway and Goth st.
WANTED Experienced hands gents neck ties
4 LANDEs 4 co, Ii2 Franklin At
D-Maclnc operator lor quitting and .eam
cALi6S ' 20 s aad s Hoo dd .t SeTSrt j.
WANTED Experienced forowoman by an cstab
~ h.h.d american mes ncck wear heaSs ca A1ndre''
IVANTEp-ENpcrenccd felt skirt hands, also, a
w strong boy g. assist in the wofkrooni.
CUNNINGHAM 4 co. 60 Franklin st
WANrED-A healthy wet nurse whose breast Is
w not over two months old at 323 West I'D st. Call
between II AMI = O'Clock
Experienced hands on white lawn bows
w AMI ties CAL this daN sunday 81 East h'th st.
WANTED grl about ~. to do light homework
w orphan preferred 81 watts st New YORK.
VVANTED-in hlrmaids Apply between AMI !
w L NJ at the broadway Arcadia SO Broadway
yNANTFD-l2g good operators on Douhledavs straw
w machine rocd prices ~ Hall st. Brooklyn
WANrID-Tw experienced renders On Cardigan
w jackets Apply Immediately at White st
INV A q machine Call three DAYS II We At
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CPECIAL REDUCED RATES
VIA
PEOPLES LINE STEAMERS
NEW YORK TO SARATOGA ONLY $40.

ALL SUMMER RESORTS NORTH or ALBANY ON THE
u. AND n g. CONPANY'S RAILROAD.
ISn MILES FOR 2Sc. -Citizcns' Line Troy Roats
lOO New AMI splendid steamers leave Per - n Il,
foot Leroy daily including saturday and sunday at
W state rooms 81 aud ~, berths, Doc firstclass
fare 5Oc. Sure with trains Tor all
points North East and West STAT rooms aud through
tickets at DOdds Express O4i broadway and Court st.
nrn
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MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.

Closing ont or stock u Trimmed Bonuets AMI Round
Hats nj less than one han tn" original cost
Black French Chin AN shapes. 81 up.
Pine white French chip an shapes, ~ up.
Childreu'- Sailor Hats. 2lc. up
Misses Leghorn Flats. jpc. up.
Iaic-' Icl horn Flats Soc up
Ladies sun Hats. "a
Feathers Of great variety IN lunches Of three. at 3Dc
ami upward
A complete assortment nl Flowcts Ornaments. Roses.
and all other goods hN longing tl tc millinery trade
large assortment of Ribbons ~ all widths. culors.
ami STYLES
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A LADY thoroughly competent to take charge ot the
~ manufacturing " ladies' suits one having held a
similar position before preferred Address stating whore
last cmpio,cd salary expected, sc. b. box lss sun
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20 ANDsEE TTr MA UTIFUL rALI.

ROUND TRIP, - CENTS
Boats from Canal st tor FORT LEE PLEASANT VAL
LEY ASD SHADY SIDE on SUNDAYS at o. II. II AN
and ~ NJ l. >. 3. l. and + NJ DAILY at 4. VI. ant
2 30 and 7l5 4. NJ landing at 2ith St and 3ih st
DAILY and SUNDAY 10 minutes later
A -sTAHIN EXCI RsIONs.- teamhoats tugs
" barge AMI groves always On hand u charter at eA
snnablc rates Special attractions AZ Alpine GrONc on
Hudson opposite Yonhcr> Refreshments 6r.. furnished
Apply AZ office at Stans Ir INSPIRATION, Pier IL, y
between CortHuit aud Dey St.
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ptrsonil Bottles.

A TTENTION, pauentS'-aI Bond Il pr fRpTlN,
IA from faris. Al diseasvS SKIN disorders, np rVuus de.
bity and those neglected on improperly treated radI.
Caly cured
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Business 6bam,s.
9uus, furnishing.

S""'' y "'"SD'"W
a. L.. BAUMANN's furniture. carpet ami
n bediing warehouse 1l2 and il4 9Th Az. near idt
st. the largest establishment at the Nini IN the city low
est cash prices weekly ami monthly payments taken.
DAIMANN BHOs. are offering great bargains in
- furniture carpets bedding at their stores - ami ~
Hudson IT.. Broone, weekly AMI monthly payments
" takenior urntuIe carpets, aud bedding send Tor
Illustrated price list Prices greatly reduced
COWPEkIHWAif 60 = l5i Chathamst
ZERO REFRIGERATORs.-P coolers
~ Tor nursery and sick room, relrgernors repaired,
send Tor book LESLEY, 372 9Th
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miscellaneous.

miscellaneous.
JENNINGS BROTHERS,
Manufacturers OF the Japanese Paper Ware ofco -
Murray 81 New York, Will hereafter have the hrms
name m raised letters ON the bottom their Improved
Standard Pll ami their trade mark ON blue ground ON
all their pitchers, bowls, basins, Goods warranted
AMI the trade supplied
NERVOUS LxHAUsTION.-A medical essay
rphpllnS series VI lectures delivered Al Khhns
MuHuin ul Anatomy, on the ami premature
frcne showing lndisputably how lost health may
gained anordns clear synopsis 0 mpedments to mar
mage AMI the treatment M nervous AMI p YsCA drbli
~ htis the result OF 20 years eNper by matt 2jc
currency. or postage stamps Address Secretary kAhns
Museum, bSs broadway. New YORK
lyon SALE-5OOOlo celery plants at 81 por thou.
SAND all other plants at reasonable rates
kEiSER co, lUl Washington Market
CH NEW YEAR cards, with name, zoe Is extra
~ miAed Nv GEO. REED w., Nassau. NY
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
J. G C. JOHNSTON,

BROADWAY. 9TH Az" AND SsD ST,
oncr The following extraordinary bargains IN order i'
Clcat out" their
SPRING AND SUMNER STOCK
Previous TO their annual stock taking Aug 1879
The sale VIII commence July H. and continue uuI TIL
entire stock Is disposed Of at the following
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-09-10
Notice of Foreclosure,

w HEREAS. Willard s. Furbush of Rome, in
w the County of Kennebec, and State
OF Maine, by deed of mortgage dated Sept
tember II, A. ID. 1850, and recorded
in KeDnebec Registry OF Deeds, Book $50, PAGE
81. conveyed 10 one Ephram TiDbefts OF said
Rome, certain real estate situate In said komes
the same being commonly known as the Furbush
Farm; and whereas, said deed OF mortgage was
afterwards ansferred and assigned by Phsbe Fol-
SON, kxecutrix, 10 John Macarthur. then oil Angus.
Ia. in SAID County, tne second day of June. A.D
less, said assignment being recorded in said
X. gi-try OF Deeds, Book 233, Page 5l7-reference
to which said mortgage deed, assignments and
records is hereby made for more particular
description the premises; and whei cas-, the con-
ditions OF said mortgage have been broken; now
therefore, the undersigned, Administralrix upon
the goods and estate which were of said John N C..
Arthur, claims the right to forecose said mortgage
ELIZABETH l.. McARrHUR,
Administrators.
Augusta, Aug. rs, 1878. Swiss
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NEW HOk X.
Failure.

NEw YORK. September 9. Oxford Iron Com
papy of Oxford. New York, has failed liabilities
$500, 900 to $500. 900. 1t employed seven hundred
men.
Frauds.
A cargo of sugar consigned to Bruyiere & Co.,
discloses false weights Suits TO recover SIS 900,
the full value of the sugar, will DO brought
American Institute Fair.
The American Institute Fair opens Wednesday
afternoon.
Railroad Matters.
The Tribune reports cutting in passenger rates
from Cincn natl east. First-class tickets selling
as low as Sl2 and Sl4.
Aid for the Sufferers.
Saturdays contributions for fever sufferers
amounted to 81, 900. making total $4,000.
Murder.
Louis Leblanc, murdered by Saurez, a vsgrant,
on sunday, was the latters benetactor, having
picked hls up on the street recently and taken
him home, where the crime subsequently
committed.
Marine News.
The ship Carrie CLARK Storer, which arrived at
Shanghai, June 9th, from New York, grounded
on the outer bar at Woosung, where she remain
ed over one tide, then came of and grounded on
the spit in sunk Channel She was hauled off the
next day after dischargng one hundred and fifty
tons cargo, apparently much strained, although
reported making no water.
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seventh Day Adventist C.mpmeetIns.

= 1hi IA WArERvfLLE Sept. Sth, 1873.
Nothing could have been more delightful than
the weather Yesterday. The genial rays OF the
sun soon dispelled the dampness of the preceding
night and made all hearts rejoice. cool breeze
rendered the air invigorsting and eectrfy ing
At half past one Elder Farnswoith addressed a
large and attentive audience, using the parable OF
thu vine, John KY. as the foundation
Of his remarks. The Intimate connection
which should exist between Christ and the church
WAS Illustrated with well-cbOsen language. He
showed that great professions without christian
charneter ere leaves and not fruit. Hatred, envy,
&c, we're spoken of as being fruits of the flesh.
lie showed that man could commit sin BY letting
his mind grovel in the dirt OF this world. for sin
Is born in the mind. The natural passions of the
heart which are against christianity were de-
scribed. He then spoke of the fruits Of the spirit
and expAined Ne great principles of the gospel.
The drift Of his discourse went to prove that the
eye that rules the universe marks the secrets of
the heart aud searches Its innermost recesses,
and that it is better to serve God In the corner of
an auto thsn to serve the devi in the most costly
palaces" The language of1the speaker was strik-
ingly original and his illustrations apt and pleas
ing. He held his audience with magical power
and scarcely sound was heard during the dis
At three o'clock, Mrs. Elton G. White took the
stand. She was dressed in plain suit of black
which WIS relieved only by4a white collar and
wears her features would also be considered very
Her subject was the love Of God and her text
the words behold what manner of love the Faith
,r hath bestowed upon us'-l John 3. |. God is a
being IF love :, VEL :: Of s,sTn Justice The
expres.ed in words. Il Is boundless Is the great
NC NsIsssases s:h ss.ssibs n no word. can Dor.
trey 1t. Christianity tspds 70 elevate he human
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Burial Of the Democratic and
Greenback Combination.
A GALLANT FIGHT AND \
GLORIOUS VICTORY.

Augusta republicans are rejoicing. The city OF
Augusta has been redeemed from the temporary SUI
premacy Of the democracy gained last spring. Not
withdrawing the voting lists in the hands
of our opponents, who mangled and slsshed them
- lists were never msngled and slashed before,
We have handsomely beaten, routed and repulsed
the demo gree nback combination, horse, foot and
drsgoon. With the check lists in their own hands
and every advantage possible in that direction,
with an organization thoroughly disciplined, the
democratic went into the fight to win, but have
come out badly beaten. The republicans were
united and sctsd with entire harmony, and are to
be congratulated upon the result
An unusual large vote thrown in the city,
the aggregate on the ticket for Governor being
1928 Connor's majority 1888.
The democrats in their candidates for represen-
tatives to legislature, made a combustion with
the greenbackers, taking their most popular can
dite. Csc ar Holway, Esq, with the leading one on
the greenback ticket, l.. J. Croker and dropping
d. w. Pillsbury and V. A. Littlefeld. But the
Doctor was used very stability, many Of the dem
ocrats refusing to take that pill at one dose. The
Doctor has been at work most diligently for six
months to gain this coveted prize, but it has Gid
ed from him. He evidently has better success at
the pill box than at the ballot box. After the
Standard had advised the democrats to stand
aloof from the greenbsckers, and then in the next
breath advised = collaboration Pillsbury had
made . hard money speech in the nominating
caucus, and then followed the marriage ceremony
between the democrats and the greenbscker--to
have drubbing at such time must be humilat-
ing in the extreme. Our two representatives. are
reelected by most hattering msiorities, each
ming ahead Of theii ticket. Mr.. Weeks plurality
over Mr. Holway is 2l0; Mr.. vickery's plurality
over Mr. Holwsy, 237. Vickery's plurality over
Croker, 36s!
We give below the vote for Governor and Rep
resentativss to the legislature:
For Governor.
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The PIague-ytricken South.


CH.rr.Nooa. Tenn o A b,ck,.ver nsm.a
Grifin from N.nnhi. disd bera Eridav 81 -
low fever heing The second c..e ;mno,tsd III.
.esson -''
NORFOLK, Va, September 3. Eight nurses left
here for Memphis this morning.
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leave for Memphis to-day and Others will follow
Concerts and festivals will be gwen this week IN
NEW ORLEANS September 9. New cases l44
deaths 81.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-09-10
Robbery.
EASTERN AFFAIRS.
AN ADDRESS FROM THE EMPEROR.
Austria's Occupation IN Turkey.

VIENNA, September g. The occupation of
Trsbinje by Austrians has given the coupe de
grace to the instruction 10 Herzegovina. The
Turks have commenced to dismsntle the fortiica-
tons Of Podgoritza, as g measure preliminary to
the surrender of the place to the Monetsgrins.
BERLIN, September 8. The German govern
ment recently sent q circular to the signatores of
the treaty of Berlin, asking them to take common
step with . view OF bring ing the Porte to execu-
tive the stipulation of the treaty. Austria,
ly and England will doubtless reply sfirmstively
soon.
In speech from the throne, read ct opening of
the Rsichstag to-day, the Emperor expresses the