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KANSAS,


sDtctaf DtfDateaesso 7as 7ffbunk
Munoa, Atchson Co., Juto 2u.-uarvestfng
commenced. Probable yield Of winter wheat
thirteen bushcls. Quality very good. HprinE
wheat and oats half a crop. Ccrn good. Pastures
and tame grass half crop. Tlu severe weather
in hfnrch ind dry weather since damaged wheat
at least ono,fousth. pleaty Of rain last week.
LoNaroN, Elk Co., Juno M.-Wtntcr wheat
mostly In the shock. Grain good quality. 1'hc
t,rourht has injured the oats seriously. WI!
not bc one-fourtb Of crop. Some clIinch.bugs
arc working. Excellent Btunl Of corr. Nearly
t1one cut!vatlng, Good prospcct for crop.
K1nwlH, Phillips Co., juno 20.-Wlnttr wheat
heading low. Heals wctl filled. Thin TN thr
ground. Fair yleld. Small. grim nn average.
Coru knee high. Many fields full sluud. Hall
and wind have done RUsne damage.
anEnNAN C1rY. Cherokee Co., juno 60
Harvesting for 4 week. Crop SHIRT and thin.
Heads woll tllcd.. Oata IND FAX Wecdy a.stl
short. Have yery fine prospect for corn.
SRpdwIoK, bedgwlck Co., Juna 2o..-drass.
hoppets aynE over for sovcral days. FarB,ers
uueasy at the situation. Corn growing nicely.
Fall wheat injured 80 per ce,lt by thu drought
aud chiuch-bugs. Oats poor. Sllort and thin.
RICHMOND, Franklin Co.. June @.-Whenk
ylpe anll nearly oil cut. The dry wsathcr tas
shortened the crop. bury yGry E1txl; batter
than last year, Oats mud f!ax very llglt~ Corn
Is better than last SEASON.
GRAND HAVEN, Usage TO-, tunn 20.-Fall
wheat half crop. Spring wheat, cats, nnd
harley NOT worth cutting. Good stiutl Ut corn,
Mostly all psovsd thsea times. Weather very
dry.
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Nv 2X*
.HnkcfnI flf8ndlchkf Ia T&e Ifih

6Dkcf1{ {1fSndtchfs1d The 1T7bhHe.
MAsos Ctrr, Cerro Gurdo Co., Juua oD.-Tho
drought causei mitch nnxicty among farmers,
md tile outlook for small grains las bccn very
discouraglnE. Lately cuplous rains t,ago fallen,
md thu prospects arc improved. Tame grnss Is
u very Hight crop. Wo have fine prospect for
cor,l. Stnnd good. anl well auvanced.
uUTuR1H CENTRE, Guthrie Co., June 20.-Thc
long continued drought has seriously injured
spring wl,cat. Short md thin on the ground.
Promislng much less than an average crop.
Oats and barley aro the snu1c. Chtuch-bngs nrc
working In the whoat.' Corn short. Timothy
half crop. Corn Is good;'nna has bcen well
worked. Winter wheat :vet2f pron'slna.
osLws1N. Fayetto Co. .1uno N.--sprlng vheat
is generally thia. With aood weather IT may
It'll and make two.,htrda"of crop. Timothy
tight, EARLY corn all 1ieht. reat deal OF rain.
Prospects ut present not. faYHLable. ,a,
GHRENyl1LE, Clay Cql, .1hne '20:-All sma1l
grain is now doing wel:a."Pastures sbundans
aud Timothy good. 8ta,ll, of, corn uncommonIy
good. Never looked Anar at this season Of tho
Year Fully Is large ~ it4.was two weeks latsr
last year. ,':, ,,rfi
bugs have come. Too early to sny nlue), about
them. Grain eomc"hat ,yecdy. Have had
plenty Of rain. We lnny got au average crop Of
stnn1l graln. Fair stnnt of corn. Good growth
tor tic time Of year. Timothy mealows short.
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LOUISIANA STATE DEBT,

Nsw oaLxANs, Juue 9o.--The Convention
adopted Article g. Introduced by the Committee
ua Taxation, providing lhst the Stale tax ou
property Tor all purposes Whatsoeser shall not
exceed dye mills.
There WIS lively aud somewhat stormy
debate on th!a polnt, Tic oppnsltloa
claimed It wxs evident that wltls =
Tax of only llso mills OIL tho dollar
l.,e feyclQe would lus 10 sufficient 10 carry IN
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LABOR TROUBLES,

HNeldl VHpalth q 1ht 3f7btNtt.
MlLwAuxsx, Via, Juno ea-Lkbor strikes
aro becoming frequent. On Monday tbs cur.
slers smploysd In the taupsFY Of Pastss & W.
&c! made demand for higher WAGES, and COM
promtssd upon pIeea work This suoEnlns tho
'aborcss employed in the brick yard Of Hiram
bond stopped work, anl moved !n body to tbs
brick yard Of ue0rgs Hurnha1n & Sons, Mhefo
their ftnks received xcression1 uuti! thGy au1-
, 1879-06-21
GENERAL OF THE ARMY.
xnkxHnI N f6dtcA Ia 1Af 1tfhHii&s

Dx4nosr, Mtch., Juse eo.-0es!. ". T. shet-
nun spent the furcnoon III Inspecting Thu Ten1A
Upited States Infantry at Fort Wayne, iateo
l4lles below this city. Hc took Fioa on tho
riyer this afternoon. Tonight grand reap.
tion WAS glven In mis- honor. u ti1s residences VI
CunRresatnan NewbeErY. len. aavFtllau ie9F1s
to. tuurrnw "a Tue uutad States stualner War
F;ugtou Tor trip to sils Upper Lakes.
, 1879-06-21

Sntcfat D'sDdfca 10 1Ae Tribune.
ADRIAN, Mlch,. Juno 20.-EvIdence accunu-
'ates tl,at J. l.. jones', who recently started the
Adrian Paper-Mi'l, has ahsconlel. Outside
accounts aqgregating 5000 hare come IL for
collection, and. Ia addition to about S2.0o0 bor~
rowcd Of banks on the ere OF bis departure, he
owes 81, 200 moro In local bills. He bought tho
tntl, Which originally cost $50 000 for $12000t
paving s., 200 down. lie ia bust middle ntc mud
well-known III the pauet srado in Contral New
York.
, 1879-06-21
MItLERS. .,
8e<rtal pA7dteh t. 7.As tribune,

INDIANAPOLIS. lad, juus 2D.-lhs etsta
M!llors' Association elected tue following OIL.
GERS; tresident, Joseph E Gent. Of colunbus; !;
Vics-l'rxsltents. u. jeutdus, ot Lafayette, aud
Treasurer, ii. Il. En,sry, Of lpdiana palts, FL.
ecuslys Committee, ID. Gibson, john Thompson,
N, Ellis, aud William Paddock. liJetr next
uIeetlnx viii " held tha second .Fneslay In
J4pe, next year.
, 1879-06-21

bcred 800. Hostile demonstrations wore madc
against several lal,nrcrs who refused to join In
tlIr stFikr, but n nrou,pt rail- upon tho police
prevented a riot. Tile strikerA ttlsnerac,l to
their homcs whiIe tl,oso wllo desired 10 remain
at work held their pfacea.
, 1879-06-21

Htft1HI U1Ndlth 70 tvs 147a3tHe*
:. 8rn1SariELp. ILL.,, Juno 20.~l'hs Levi casc
Is still in progroas, the day being occupied with
tile .defcblaut's examination. Tile evidence
will be closed tomorrow, anu the arguments
heard Monday.
William 4. Calender, Of Peoria. indicted with
the pekia whisky met, was brought IN to-day
nats 'S1 @ taec 10 ay 5 n vs. iowed 70 eo
, 1879-06-21
SENTENCED,

CrNolsN4rf. O., June 20.-In the united
states Court, Dr.. Edward Douaparte. alias L.
B. Reynolds, specially physcIan tn this city
ior tl,e past twenty-five years, was to-day
sentenced to tho, Penttenttnry Tor one year for
sending printed documents through the malls
giving information where cortafii articles, tie
salo of which il forbidden BY law, could bs pur-
chased.
, 1879-06-21

:, 3kNI3}ED'
sptetdl D'spatca'to 1ns tribune
,aitLwAuKEs, Jnne 2Q-Tle Wholesale prose-
cnltun Ut lottery.tlcket vendors foreshadowcd
NJ yesterdays tctcgrams to TnB TRIBUNE be-
dan In earnest to-day nth tue Issuance of tucn-
ty-oue warrants Of afrett. uj noon eleven Of
lie parties wanted had been apprchcuded. ~
foltows: Frank Da,xell, Oswald Ofdricb, Fred.
crick Kuaekcnhauur, b. II. rlanthuber, NJ.
storch. l.. Meyer, II. Kamstedt, Charles drobc,
gharlcs sprnEuc, l.. l.. Carr, and John -
$lOO cacl, for ttueir appearance. Tho rotnafnf1,
ton will probably. nj be found and placed under
bombs before tomorrow. Tho parties are aug:
I.ueders, iienhY 1iuuter. ..1oacp!, frItsch, frsd
LyMors, Matt Gregory, john Wlugondcr, Adam
Lehman, anl George 8lnusch.
, 1879-06-21
LIFE INSURANCE.

Figures Of fnterDat Regarding Companies
UulnE business In Illinois.
Hpsctol 1ispascA 10 Tas Tfttuu4
SrntNorlxLp, ILL.,, juno 20.-From advance
sheets pt the Auditors eleventh annual insur-
at,ce report, the following figures are taken,
showing the net value Of all outstanding poll
ctes OIL thu 3lst al December, 1878, off oach lilo
Insurance company having authority to do busI.
meas In this atlte, the computation thereof, made
At Eer cent interest, aud "Actuaries" rate ol
mortality. also showing tho amount Of net as.
sets Or nrtunl fesuryo, md the ratio Of tho actuAl
to the legal rcseryo Of each one o. said Cotnpa-
mics.
LIFE INSURANCE. CoNrANtA9.
, 1879-06-21
WISCONSIN,.

pzLAvAN, Wis, Japo o0.-I1se weather con-
tiunea favorable for tho growing crops. Sortng
wheat, cats, and barley. With an occastonRl OK
cepuon, arc looking well. ,Tha growth Of straw
will not b. ~ heavy ~ soma seasons, but that
il generally coneIdered as favorable for good
crop OF grAtu. Considerable wIuter wheat IL
sown which ls looking rerr iLe, Ind viii be
really To harvest In about two weaks. Flax does
not protalto largo crop. Corn gonsrally stAilds
wsll. and u growing vsrY rapidly. Clovsr lay-
lux viii commence about thh 18th.
, 1879-06-21

ANtEH4t A<NR~t<H ~ &4& 4Tt5tlM&4
n. DETROIT. Mich. June 2o.--Jamca Miller, aged
- employed 1t the Pullman Car Works. came
WI OF boardIng.houso on Croghan street this
ao'nng to 70 to work, whtn Louisa htack1ay,
ela Of The Rano nue, l.Eing .ne1t door. atoppad
'om doorway where ahe was lying, In watt,
na' ana' itYe'ng revolver, shot Him IN the head.
t.l ha'es aed to phystcIan'1 hduae pcar by and
w Ae aul!cs extracted. The wound Il not
shssFous. Two hours later ho waa arrested
sp spoa charge Of rape preferred by Louisa, who
a'sRes that, two weeks ago" ha took
ss' sss md a younger gfrl named Jenpte Jphr
sa rus on Tho riyor for = boas-rids, landed
ssIa :, ea Bella 1s,e, anu, preacntlnk:s revolver
~ @se hsads, compelled them each to submit
~ ~ outrage. Terrified bf bitller's threats,
ps,a ps,, Kept slleuk Miller w.a afraJapel at .As
iuIss "n Coart md committed tor trial.. This Girl
Ii ILL., ~ home, no stsps hsYtRg beep taken for
II M ,s.!est ts.Iest. 70 add to tho sensational features
y ~ ta.; straqge atga!v Jena!e Johr onp Of M.
iae alleged sIotlms, sttamptBd suicide By kak-
,psas1o r, a.ss91oanutp 1t o'clock to-nlght, but was
'Sse''5 pumped Out - It. ty;,l7,: ia +
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There ID considerable dffertlce Of opinion IN Ito
eNtnn1uhfty over The dcclati, tic Clrtstia pro-
pic: Of cnur!c. being thoroughly indignant,
while tho legal fraternltTAre Unanimous in do
clbFlng 1t according to Law,
, 1879-06-21
POLI'TICAL,

4&Aat
SAN FRANCISCO, June 2o.,7Judglng by tho ex-
prcss1uns Of the leading Journals oi Republican
and Independent procliviaes,,tle Ticket no'uE.
mated by the Republican state Convention will
receive heavy support. Tic Conven.lon, con-
a!1escl as wllole. WINS thoronghy rspresent-
ntiye body, Tho slate was b1osen. nud, with
perhaps two or three exceptions, TIC candidates
arc men who will command unqualified respect
uEu confidence. Pcrknsf connection with tha
transportation business will b. used as lover
against him, but 1t Was significant that dele
entcs from those counties OF tho Stnte brought
,uto immediate contact with atftc company he
represents yuted for him almost eolld1y. Rc-
publicans generally seem satisfied With the
tlckat, and express tho utmQst confidence OF
carrying tho State. .,,...
NEW HAMPSHIRE LEGISLATURE.
Hosros, June o0.--1n tNs: New Hampshire
ecnato to-day resolutions wcro offered appruv-
lug tho course Of President Hayes In yetolng
the recent acts Of Congress- and plcdgIng him
tho support Of that body Ia resisting "all dis.
organizing and revo]us!ona1fI designs" Tic
resolutions declare tllat the refusal to vote mp.
preparations tor tho Government ie not onty
revolutionary, but Is revolution. The rcaolu.
tto,la wete 1unde tie specinl order Tor Tuesday
next,
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, Nd, June o0.-The Democratic
Ssaso Convention will be hold Aug. &.
, 1879-06-21

Special DIs0a{eA % 1Ns 1F}tHHs. g
ADRIAN, Mich, June :2o.-Burelsrs entered the
store Of E. E. Durnham, at Dceriso!d, III tlifs
county, Inst night, baw open thu saie, and stole
$500 In casl, and some business paper. Tlla cx-
ploded safo was "burgtarprouf" Weighing
1900 pounds, bought three months ago FROM
Detroit firm. ,
, 1879-06-21
KILLED.

TkneE nAcra, 1ul,, Juno 90.-Edward 8.
Cooper, householder, in an alteration with
coloscd man, named Albert Evans, hero this
afternoon, WIS struck On the head by q chnir,
which caused bis death.
, 1879-06-21
R|NOSk0pF,

s1tefst Dlspatth Il tn 5+1bNNA
MILWAUKEE, June 21-lu The 9tata Circuit
Court to-day, Judgment Of foreclosure add sale
Haa granted against tho proparly VI Lou!s Riods-
kopt Ia suit Instituted by Morltz Wsrlheimsr.
Rib6a
, 1879-06-21

dpsctaf Dirpateh II 7As 7Ftkus&.
INpsANAroL1s, June a0.-Nuw wheat II arriv-
lng now saly from tue southern part Of tho
State. The harvest will bGgin In this sectioa
next xesk, The yield IL most excellent, and
tbs grain of superior quality, :: -
, 1879-06-21

Tie alarm from BOZ GI4 At 1:45 yetscrany
morning WIS c.used by the burning ont Of d
chimney In thn t~ostory franc house No. 8o7
Jefferson street. owned by John Edgewostb.
and occupied by John Kyar as q dwelling.
uamsge trsflfng.
The slartn from Boz 10 At 0:a5 list evening
was caused By fire In the three-story brick
building 1T No. sonth Clark street, owned ny
H. g. Loom1s, md OCCUPIED by Mra. Clark on
the second anil third floors. Damage to build
ing, Sl5o; 10 furniture, &:.5. The fire originated
from unknown causes 10 a room on the third
AoUr.
, 1879-06-21

.. 6otoits RtpdsaAs y 7as 1sts~A& +"n
bssaea Il. In The soctal.e.u question to-day, Which
~. ~ 0esn pending for se1sral weeks In Tic d.
s..,,s s' court u nls present ,tsr@' of court A
isssafe IT,. W. brought to bear upon tho Grand
W., NY, a1d Indictments werp folpd asainss the
w. w.. xeepe1 Of houses of lll.tatap III this city,
sssa .sa ue "omen were arrsignea they Inter.
sh.s sa = o'ea that they hsd beeu previously pun
sussall sa lor shs ofense, tho custom By the etlv
tiuso ~ astlug besn TO collect monthly 6nes
H., plea tha County ATTORNEY entered !
ssI.3sss, And on thi1 Judge Wilkin rendered (
u S9a .9 today. orerrultnE It. Ais decision haI
u ;n.set ;nset 70 put atop 70 all proceedings unt1es
t.lu. se'csmsas ~ agsints the women, but, u OBJ.
sS@e up 70 TIC Supreme Court for decision
, 1879-06-21

IE WAS A DIcnI-O-C1eAr.
CINCINNATI, O., juno o0.--1ohu ]. Kelly, cx-
Councilman, was sentenccd to-day to imprtson-
tuent in the county jail for three months, anl to
pay ifna Of $i0U, Tor Inducing u man to eAst
au Illegal yoto at the election last falf.
, 1879-06-21
Two Days Of inquisition. in the
Hull Mystery Totally
Unproductiye.
Evidence tint Justice II Getting
Too Blind In New YorleN
City,: =,
Tho Murderer OF :A1ston, at At
>anta, Denied d New -,
Trial. -.
! Woman in Omaha and a: Woman il
Maryland Escape tte 0onse.
quencos Of Murder.

eprctai DtGpascA 10 1at 7ftsmnA
New YoRK, Juno 2o.-Thc inquest ia the
Null murder cass was continued to-day. Nancy
Trancis, tho cook. Nellie West; tho chamber
mid, and Drs Fuller and 1ierschel wcre the
r,pcsscs. a mass Of details Naa given relating
tothc cooks lEfe and her husbands do!n.s, to
,be condition In which The murdered .woman's
ml, MAS found by tie cook and bY the doctors,
md 10 the habits Of tho household. Nothing
r.s elleiteh, howcsor, which is Important as
,browlng light upon the mystery OF help.
INF 10 make \ chain Of evidence
urong enough to hold anybody. . Dr..
fall was proacnt. and apparently quits
dnntefcstcd, savc when the chasnberma!d was
describing t11c candles md matches which. hs
u,td, anil telling how shs took cars Of hta dirty
,ncn. To thcao portions OF the testimony the
Doctor l|stcaed closely changing hia poafttbn
rreral times to hear mora distinctly, and show-
tr tia. le Ii not so Indifferent as generally an.
wars. The Doetor Is by tio' ihuatis 10 decrepid
md lecascd an old .ntn a. he has been repro
sented. fle looks las II there waa plenty Of
pvHcr In hin, yct. HI her testimony NellEs West
nh! nobody iu tie house tscd candles but tho
Doctor. Bho was suse bio brought a candle
down from Ills room On Wednesday morning.
E6lStI1ilE9 eAo AO4HVk tAGl1t AilA tAtt AttAaAA@
lied In Ills room. She Identified tie candle
ide used. sho Aad no "gentlcsncn frauds, y
pot liking gentlemen, and neither she nor tile
coot eyer bad malo company in tho house, ex-
sps occasionally when thq .cook'a husband Res
,bon,. She was very tired on tho night Of The
murder, and s1npt unusually sound- This
pttns to hare been the casc With all tho H.
uates Of tho houao, 80 much 10 as to cause re-.
t.rk. in the absence OF anything butter to
rrssp At. The two days sessions Of TIC Cor
ouer'sjury have utterly failed to satisfy those
who were lel to anticipate startling lcyelop-
penls from, the examination.
n ths 1ylst<rn Astoeta.ed Prt.s.
NEw YoEK, June GA dispatch from Huck-
tn.aek, N. j., aays that Brink Frankiing, negro,
,ua husband Of the cook tn tic Hull family, Is
IN thc Ilackensack jail, and will DO sent to thts
dtY today. ~.
, 1879-06-21

'd'"''''' '"a''' mLET DUEE :" 's"t -
Snow Il1LL, Md, juno 2o.-Fr|ends Of Lilly
Duer pdd her iinc Of $500 this morning. mud
she wcut home With her father.
, 1879-06-21

At MOBILE
Mon1LE, June 90.---T1lc loss bT last nights
fire was $115, 600; insurance. Sl28,oo0.
, 1879-06-21
SUBJECT.
TAILORING AS A FINE ART,

Accompanied by reasonable prices. or
course thore Is but ono party that can
present this Bubjoot In its true light, aud tho
platform will be entire1v occupied by VIII
1ouRhby. Hill & Co., the "unaurpassA-
hlea," Tailor CIothiera. We nto hwnro
that we are somewhat unknown. aud, as
we must hnve a good house, otfsr tho dol
lar induoement. OUR DISPLAY ROOM
FOR OAs8IMEHE9 NOW OPEN. THE
LARGEST DISPLAY OF 8UCH GOODS
IN THE COUNTRY. There IL no doubt
Of 1t, occupying tho second story OF our
building.
Cor. Clark md MAdison-sta.,
Noar Chicago.
, 1879-06-21

Tho Crops-Fscsbytarian General Assembly
Libel Sutts-The uuku and uta UAuEl.-
, 1879-06-21

No other wht,Ier Dye equals ntus-5o ceat,
, 1879-06-21
UYENI ENTst
EXPOSITION BUILDING.
SIRCUS AND LECTURE
On June 81, 1879,
At O'Clock p. m.

Ia order to change the order Of such
things, each porson attending will bo PRE-
sENTED WITH A SILVER DOLLAR,
and twill bo very cheap for 1t.
, 1879-06-21

MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, Nd, June @o.-The Democratic
State Convention will bp hold Aug. T..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-10-04
Notice or Foreclosure.

NOTICE is hereby given that William, Charles
~ A.. deceased, Mary A. b., and Elizabeth T..
Kitchen. OF China. by their deed of mortgage given
TO Cyrenus X. Evans of China dated Mar. 10Th, std,
Deeds for the county of kcnnebec and state Of Maine,
IA certain piece of land in China, and bounded a.
follows, viz. On the north side of the road leading
from Eli Jones TO the Pond Road, called, at
ash fence and stone wall, at the east OF the swamp
thence northerly said fence and stone wall to land
occupied by John g. Hall; thence easterly ON said
Halls south line TO land formerly owned by Robert
Sprowls; thence southerly by said Sprowls' land and
land formerly owned by james b. Haskell; thence
fence the road and on the road, westerly to
the first mentioned bounds, said land being the
eastcry halt Of the farm on which william ktchin'
lives containing tfty-fiye acres, more or less,
and whereas, the conditions OF said mortgage deed
have been broken, l. &. X. Evans claim the right Of
foreclosure thereof. ClRENItS h. EVANS.
China, Sept. s, ls79. 3w39
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(Centinued from First Pass.l

tore off his coat and leaped down from the
platform. where he was. however, grasped
by several stalwart believers, who held
him struggling and frantic and using
language unbecoming an object Of grace:
Put him out out with him ~ the crowd
yelled at the captain; and so the good man
was hustled out. and Miss Dinah. without
moments reflection, tainted right under
the settee.
Three hundred years ago such boldness
might have cost the captain his life; the
angry religious feeling of the nineteenth
century cost him his hat, at which sacri-
flee the captain was disguised.
Blamed il do good turn for another
fellow!" he thought as he climbed into his
shay. They can go hang and welcome
Go 'longr. he said to the horse, and so
disappeared up the hill.
Mr. Carmichael felt the full force of the
adage that mo man is prophet in his
own country" The fine effect of his mys-
interruption, and in spite of their wrath
against the captain there was enough COM
mon sense left among the majority Of the
people to make them doubt spiritual inter-
ference in the nineteenth century
''D'yo know, I've been kinder lOokin'
up the captings quarters OH that there
roof Of his" said one cute farmer to anoth-
er few days after, land. come ter find
out, ! guess yer can hear his speakin'-
trumpet pretty plain down there in Purga-
tory when It's quiet day; and | guess
twas him; for after all. yer know, Carma-
chael always was kinder sneakin' and
lynn cuss." And that became the popu-
lar opinion at last.
Finding that his statements were taken
with grain of salt in Milboro. Mr.. Car
michael concluded to disappear, which he
did very soon after, leaving behind a vague
rlmor of" Carmchael's conversion, (which
like all miracles of the prosaic nineteenth
century, can be traced back to a practical
cause. ANNA EICHBERG.
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eATARR
ootsesA OF the Nssal Cavitlss, Aevses
CAreaie, end Ulossstivs, Hey Fever
% Ross Cstsrrh, Cstsrrh Of the Eye
- Esr end Cstarrh Of the Throst
succrssvULLY rRHArHD WIFE -
2lNF0RD'8 RADICAL CURE.

I0ArARRH II . disease Of the mucous membrane.
fs@Psrsments and constitutions v,5y ne sevs a y
SAsSe wearing vet clothing. exposure 70 nelemsnt
end s1c II
oS1 the strength and vital forces exhausted TIE di
Sr ron ~ s9.rss Fever Sssses and pipSSef., vhsS
ssstss Sa.s.Iss: q nss.ei The a:eSsIss: iso@ g.
% acid q rcdness and Of aka
e. .misns foui odor. or clear and White
white OF egs There may be an entire lace OF sesrc
sss g
eulS OF Impossible. and the sufferer nnds y neceeo3
sr 70 psss directly tho bronchial tlbes and Ionc
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h. S fS sna e
pSSins freely down rom the pose and throat the mu-
eue becomes hard and forms into seaos M
ps:esSs and very pssis.sns sso,s
p db!odsY them The eye In sympathy Dee0mse 5n.
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srstios % the ncrvou; system supsraddsds such a.
Sections become charming. -,
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y q e IL
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NONRESIDENT Taxes.

IN the town Of Mt. Vernon, in the county Of Ken
Il nebec, for the year 1873
The following list Of taxes real estate of non
resident owners in thetown of Mt Vernon for the
1873, in bills committed to Loren +. Doof, Collector
of said town, hel1th day Of August 1875 has been
returned to me a. remaining unpaid on the
2lst day of july 1879, by his certificate of that dare,
aud now remain unpaid and notice is hereby given,
that if the said taxes and interest and charges are
paid into the treasury of said town within eighteen
months from the date of the commitment Of the said
bills much of the real estate taxed will be snf-
ficent to pay the amount due therefor including ill.,
terest and charges, will, without further notice be-
sold at public auction ut the Trcasurer's Office,
in said town, on Monday, the I'D day Of February,
1880, at three O'Clock, L. NJ.
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10 the Hon. Board Of County Comm listeners OF
OXFORD County.
WYE the undersigned. citizens Of Oxford County,
w would respectfully represent that public con-
venience and necessity demand that public highway
IL demanded. commencing 1t or near the school
thence in IN eastery direction past the dwelling house
formerly occupied BY the late Samuel Richardson In
said Gead, BY the most feasible roste to the county
or Josiah Connsss In Fryeburg Academy Grant, So
called In said county therefore request that you,
AFTER due proceedings taken. will view said route,
pOsed route or % much thereof you may deem I'D.
visable. A. g. BEAN and ~ others.
Sept 1st, 1879.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the sub
~ scriber has been daily appointed Administrator
on the estate Of
SlLAS ALDEN. late Of Winthrop,
In the County Of kennebec, deceased intestste and
has undertakes that trust by giving bond the law
directs: All pers0ns therefore, having demands
against the estate Of said deceased are desired to
hibit the same for settlement; and all Indebted to
said estate requested to make immediate payment
to STEPHEN e. ALDEN.
Aug. 4, 1879. 3w4O