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, 1879-02-25

lnE passed to tttnl reading. rnis blll Ia cspu-
pu1ly ninud NJ sruuutirethtn In lllu courts OF
ChvagD, whore Il is Il !aatter u frequent oecar-
reIsru tn n4 ho,ld Las been stolen irosn the
liz themselves lawyers.
MORE FISHING.
souator IIamiitun'a Committee on Fish and
l3alnE held . nrutractell scsstoa this sfternoun
which Resulted III the appointment OF SUBJ
GoIniItter ot tilfee, consisting OF Senators
substitute 1ur tlt: multltudsn0lls measures It,
tors lltc CuullnltteD un Tho ttbeatorf question.
AAa..oEN. puoAT
arrived In this ciy tlIs aycuug fsIr the pusposo
vi l0nklns after his interests bcforu lhe l.cxisIa-
tllre. 1t ii nertilcBk to saw tlnIt lui..l;u,,
lltari lid MT c,l nut tic uriny here to recrjyu
tltn anu eseult Inn 10 Ais boarding -tuusu usl
sixth street, Uueat ID EuEIIE ~ lays lhc alniur-
lfehcrhl CLAUSE stricken in tssu hl II hu inns to
remain here all auEnncr lo It.,
TMx WAREHOUSE COMMITTEE or THE HOUSE
hUld meeting thIa AFTERNOON !ur tAu uur,>osu Ut
considering Grausers ht!l ulutng ins p;e tio,,s,
a.nI unanimously resolved 10 report tue bill
buck with tho Recommendation t!at II pass. thu
proyIsluns Of THIS bill greatly reduce lilo
ra1cs III sturnGo, aud IL ycry popular with ll,o
TEMPERANCE LEGISLATION
tn this sessl, ~ ol the General Assembly promises
~ ha yoluninoua nirl important. Souu tins
neEt week grand raid will bo lua.le o, tue Leg
!atatulc ~ ElaleEh HH11sQ 4HA ueg I01nlG ltl-
hurts, Oh which occasioh petitions will be
presented, signed by half tho women III
lianais, Drawing for tho right to yutc oll liz
LICENSE question. Miss Willard will bu received
W.h great 1orslsallty by tl,u Iusal eotiinttts Ut
iadie& hstc, atd will uel,ger III address III tln
Representative Chamber. Trday, Huaatoss
"h1s, Of Cook, ami t!uut, Of Edgar, au4 Rep
sasentutiyes ecroggs secEst, mud bower, were
a1sd bet friends anu ptescat them to the Gem
cEal Assembly. Tom Mersltt, Jun uerrtnSton,
, 1879-02-25

A,,.,,al Ha,ti,..- - ~ n...,.s,t.... ,y.,.
1ess. ,.t'...s et M,s ~ Nv sopuoS1" o'up u
tne FouFtecHtn "afa WIS hclu nc Lochncr'a
Hall last evening, the OBJECT being to conslder
the Altcrnanic question, Aurust Wendell woa
In the chnr. and Tim ottcnaanro vo, lsr1or -,
~ ~, e'''' '@'+> 'e'e W." 'A's'' I"a"
usual. -.- 5000.
After the transaction Of some routine buaf-
ness, Mr. Elw'g moved tho appointment Of a
bic prrson Ior candidate for Alderman to the
Club at It's next meeting,
Nj. Ostorn,an wanted the Republtcans III
,lpttc with The Democrats pa good lam. and
Thought this was tht only way In which I|,n
Air. Olson said tho Democrats had uopol,,tcd
a cotu,nittsc OF ten to confrr wfth tn. iS,m,h.
iirann. md. since thev hai taken fhe In,tistnrv
tic notton was good QUE, md otluht Ia h.
adopted, - ~
tnat. = ranIidate. md tho Ctm,n,tt.n 1ri1l,t s.,.
lcct either Republican or Democrat. llo was
Republican, hut hs would, fur the sake Of
"4nn'1td, IT. tsn VIZ .ot @ 9ovu ua"!oesat. ~ s LII.
ncmocrats liz TantrI RrnntiGr,n ".sn .s,c,.a .s'G
this tine, however. aud year huuco would b.
Willing to give the democrats the Alderman II
'ass "ua,a S., oappL .,n = 'sIp"T!sAt luz Itns.
v;th ia nemarrat. and sncl, a, ~ ~, ano ,..t
. ".u .' SIm ~. ~" ~, y saIu 10 uof ~
prupused was to do. II tho Republicans werv 10
Illuminate 4 candidate they would do It at Tie
primaries, at usunl, a1it would not abide by the
Recommendation Of a committee.
Sir. Gernhardt wanted q straight Republican
for Alderman, and was satisfied tha, thu Delt,t,.
stats would not desert ths;t p1?ty. Il thuy l,ad
1eslEea ~ uuite HIsh tMe laepuo!'cans Their
Comn'itteo wou!a hasc oee9 @ psssnl'tt
Sumo ilElArT dlacussion lo'toweu, which was
more OF lees olttert aliu unaliy alie nottnn u
appolns Gommat.ee o. ten . 70 se.ees candidate
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paiIp Aennebse suurnal.
Augusta, Wednesday Morning, Mar. le, 1879
The City Election.

The result of the city election yesterday
was the reelection of Mayor Nash by IS
majority, the vote standing as follows ::
Patterson, sos; Nash, SIS; Black. 22S.
The republicans seem TO have been SO
well satisfied with having won the control
of the city government at the election on
the 10th that they made no effort to get
out their vote yesterday. The democrats
worked actively and cast their vote
for Mr.. Nash. The greenbackers are
much disappointed in not receiving the
support of the democrats for their candi.
date, and charge the latter with having
broken faith with them.
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General News.

The sale Of the famous "Brinley Library
closed at New York on Saturday; some s47, ).
900 were realized.
Always pay as you go, said an old man
TO his nephew. But uncle, suppose havn'i
anything to pay With" Then don't go"
A blacksmith of Burlington, Vt, who must
have graduated from Boston, has just opened
"a conservatory of horse shooting"
Serious trouble with the Alaska Indians 10
anticipated. The United States cutter Wal
colt has gone to intercept tlotilla of hostile
canoes which are on their way 30 destroy the
town of Sitka.
On Thursday the republicans and the dem
ocrats of Rhode Island will both hold theiI
State nominating conventions in PROVE
On the same day the Kentucky greenbackers
will hold their State convention in Frankfort.
A man in Springfield, Mass, who wants q
divorce, is in a sad state of mind because he
can't recall the date Of his marriage and the
certificate has been lost. OF course the wife
won't tell him, and it is necessary for him to
give the date in his petition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-19
ITCHING PILES.--rhs syl

ITCHING PlLES.--rhs symptoms,
are moisture, like Precipitation, intense itch
ing, increased by scratching, very distress
ing. particularly at night rs if pin worms
were crawling in and about the rectun. til,
private parts are some times affected if al
lowed to continue, very serious results ma,
follow. Dir. SwAYSE's ALI HKALISG ONT
hEST 10 q pleasant, sure cure.
How CgREs.-Hs were great sufferers
from Itching Piles, the symptoms we're a.
above described, the use Of Swsynes Oint
ment in short time made perfect cure.
J. W. Christ, Boot ( Shoe House, S44 n.
I'd ST. r. &. WRYhAE, Halter, 6 8. Eighth
ST., Phia.
Reader, if you are suffering from this dis.
tressing Complaint or letter, Itch, Scsld
Head, Ring Worm, Harbers' Itch, any Crus-
ty, Scaly, Skin Eruption, use Swayne's
Ointment and be cured. Sent by mail IT.
any address on receipt of price, Gin eurren.
cy or postage stamps), 30 cent. box. three
boxes sl.25. Address letters, DR.. Svayne
Son, $50 n. Sixth St, Philadelphia. Nc
charge for advice. Sold by leading drug
gists. Partridge Bros, agents for Augusta.
sept20tsod&wu
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Our stcpk CO Black CASH
'n~T"s has been largely ill.,
creased by recent purchases.
Ne shSii cOEIinSa@ ~ make "a
%ncTl.ny 81 :hese goods. deter
mined !S 'n:aiEai.ais. 4IGc reputation
ve have acquired Tor selling
;nsasA cllciae.
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The New Orleans Times says that very
fatal disease has broken out in Scott county,
Mise. between Hillsboro' and the county line,
which is pronounced by the physicians to be
black measles, and by the negroes the black
plague. 1t is very contagious and very fatal
not u single case having recovered.
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Don't dos' iNc@ to slc,-a'ss ant l'a't rim SquHis
IDecdc, Aniimaaini>, Hi-odr7of. Lo5'n ~ OPidfss,
bat give them slippery Lin l.2tengc' in abundance.
Isrgr EaNes % Cents. sent bT mail, postage paid,
70 any part ofhc United stsfcs Upon receipt ofprice
CASwEl.L & CO.. BOSTON. rrcpretor.. FOR sale by
all Druggists. tlH2Sfis2n
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Our assortment OF Noolcns
~, ~ usual, large aud CAREFUL
~ selected, aud we shall as
hcret OfOre. tsYfei' 20 our custO-
mere bargains ia this line Of
Goods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-19

H1- SUPrERERs from headache, ronshpat
ed bowels, inward piles, eostiveness, fevers,
torpid liver, yellowness Of the skin and eyes,
indigestion dyspepsia and all arrangement.
of the internal viscera, are cured by
"Swaynes Tar and Sarssparilla Pills" Tn
like many other purgatives, they do not irri-
tate the stomach and bowels 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 mat
ter that poisons the foundations of life. Be
particular to obtain 'Swayne's Pills" Price
IS cents a box at all leading druggists. Geo.
C.. Goodwin 1 Co., Wholesale Agents, Bos.
ton, Partridge Bros, Augusta.
sepl9teod&wH
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4 Cleveland man has demonstrated that a
ton of ice weighs more than ton of coal.
He was purchasing both commodities and had
the curiosity to weigh each as it was deliv.
cred. He found that the ton of ice weighed
3 uife over 2000, and that the ton of coal
weighed only I740 pounds
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AND COMMERCIAL L

New York Money Market.
Evening Report.
NEW YORK, March Is.
Money loaned xt S-C7- v cent. On saTl, dosing nj
OCT per cent.
Sterling 4sse4so4 for long. and ]Ssae Aesl for sherl
sight.
Carrying rates. I-aS-: borrowing rites, so.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-19

Lung complaints, Bronchitis, coughs
asthma, sore throat, catarrhal cough Group
&c, cured by Adamsons botanic Baisam
Price IS cts. +&wlw
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HhMLEIi
& PhILBnO0K,

DcsiroNS Of MUKiHO
room for their Spring
,SfOcH, ore !!o.C offering
ertr0orajiAtffy iMd,tce-
Ntents to Purchasers Of
Dry GOO(iS.
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A dose in time saves nine dollars more In
doctors bills. Use DIR. A. j. Flaggs Cough and
Lung Syrup.
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FARM FOR SALE.

COMPRISING fifty acres Of land, wood lot and
~ tillage cuts about fifteen tons of hay; under s
fair state Of GUILTY. alton in the city Of with
in four and a half miles ofthe centre of business
Buildings in good repair; plenty of water;
Good neighborhood; and good school district
churches handy. Inquire of CHARLES II.
STICkNEY, on the premises or at the Journal OF
ice. Swl2&tlaw
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NoTTCN.

1 IL PEH-ON> indebted to 4. f. BrtIrA soN
"A arc Rogue Sted % call nj ,hrir -..rr on ar hc
tore tho 2oh, after a ~ thoir residence on Winter
street, and settle their bill.
marlJt3w \. f. HEATF < SON
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Cnswe!l's slippery Elm Lc~onGcs
For Cosghs, Colds and ali affections "f thc lhron
and irnss, Corsrmg,ives wA and tar,n soothir I
and healing. Tar the.i tieei!. In lvayeNnG, the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-19

Miserable, Restless Nights done away with
by using DIR. A. j. Flagg's Cough and Lung Syrup
IL is the best in
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Guard your children from a fit of sickness b,
keeping Dr. A J. Flaggs Cough and Lung syrup.
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TIIF,
NEW ENGLAND
MUTUAL LIE INSURANCE ttNsAyY
OF fSOAtOn.
THE OI.DES MASS. COMPANY.
1900 Members. sj1n0.0oo Insuranee.

1900 Members. 1850 .0oo In suranee
Tie features Of the toinfaEyN.c
LIE entire inutuaiiir.
2.-Ihr character II its Investments.
3.iAc Hberaliiy OF its treatment " retiring mem.
bcr>.
l.-Its selection ofri'k'a. developed by It's past
favorable mortality.
5-Ihc Application or tho Mas. %on forfeiture law
toils policies. whereby crerv mcLhcr Is entitled to
insurance acoor'ingto its provisions.
Information as to rate. can be obtained on appca
tion att otEc OF the COMPANY of any OF Its agents
in the principal cities and towns Of the CouIGnn-
wealth. 35h annual report now ready for disribu-
ton.
BENZ. +. STEVENS, President.
maria roI0m JOS. VI. CIBBEN., Secretary
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LOST

4 SHEPHERD poe, about eight months old
N color, black and tan. with white breast. Who
ever 0l return same or give information where h,
may be found, will be suitably rewarded
marlfflw SAMUEL TITCOMB.
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o. WHITTIER. Agent,

n J. FRANK UEKCE'N Book Store,
Augusta. whore specimen volumes in various
stfIys of binding may hr czaminel and or
der. given for the nest eight day.
March, 1879. marl2-Tlw'
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-. APPLETON & CO., Publishers.
80 4 81 Broadway, New York.
Tor further information. address
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-11-18
A Veteran Smoker.

Mrs. Margaret Robertson, or Dun
can, believed to be the oldest woman
in Scotland, died lately at the resi-.
dence of her daughter in Campbell
street, Couparf Angus. On the 2nd
February last, she was (says a COR
respondenD lO7 years age. She mar
ried shortly after the beginning of
the present century, John Duncan, a
stocking weaver IN Coupar Angus;
but II is more than fifty years since
he died. Her maideh name was
Margaret Robertson, and she was
born at Balrulliol Glenshce, in the
year l773, aud had lived Under the
reign of three kings and one queen
of Great Britain. Margaret went to
Conpar Angus nearly eighty years
ago, and continued to resign there
I'll her death. Until about six oil
eight years ago she was in possession
of all her faculties, but about that
time she became blind, and for yeai
or moro she was confined TO bed
She was very intelligent and liked
much TO talk Of her age and the ex.
periences she had gone through. Sh,
pooh.poohcd the idea of people liv
Ing to the age of eighty or ninety
and used TO remark that that "wal
me age ava" D
Mrs. Duncah was very fond of
smoke, and up to the last enjoyed
her clay pipe with the greatest zest
When spoken to Of the injurious ef
feet of tobacco, her invariable answe
was, "1've smoked a. my days. IT
ha'en plenty Time to dae me I'LL all,
it's never socht.s "Old Margaret
was a subject of much interest to al
the well-to-do classes about Coupal
Angus, many of whom called upol
her and conveyed To her triiling pres
ents, which were always very mucl
appreciated.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-11-18
Wonderful Cigars.

Some genius has been manufactur-
ing some peculiar Cigars, about whose
peculiar qualities ho writes rs fol.
lows:
"Thc Tobacco from which these
Cigars are inade Is grown entirely in
conservatories, aud the Cigar is MN
nfactured on mahogany tables, by
thoroughbred Cubans, in claw-ham-
mer coats and white kids. When a
man smokes one of these Cigars he
walks OH air and dreams that he had
a diamond scarfpin and sixty-fve
dollar suit ofclothes, and has just
married rich.
at makes the breath sweet and
keeps the teeth white, and Will force
moustache on the smoothest lip in
five weeks, 1t improves and beauii-
fies the complexion, eradicates
freckles, tan and landruf', and i'm
parts to the oldest countenance the
rosy freshness ofyouth. itpermeates
the house, the window curtains,
closets and clothes with the delicate
odors and exquisite fragrance ofhclio-
trope, frangipani, jockey club and
white rose. 1t will fasten the front
gate every night, carry in the paper
in the morning. chase the hens off tht
garden, and blister the boy with
rubber gun.
"people who smoke ihis Cigar will
live longer, make moro money, >weal
better clothes, drive faster horses, pay
bigger pew rent, go to church more
regular and marty prettier wives thar
any other class Of men. 1t burn
with an ash so white that chalk woul
make black mark upon ~ sud /
wouldn't break off and fall insid
your vest, not # you we're 10 strike i
with an earthquake"
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-11-18
The Good Fortune that Visited
four Kentucky Proaueotors in
Lsadville.
From the ncnver News, Oct. 90 !

From the Denver News, Oct. POI
There was never any mining camp,
in all probability, in the known
World of a more cosmopolitan char
acter, or one in which are to be found
so many representatives, oflhe various
States and nations, than that of Lead
Vile. And the News also questi
whether there has ever been min
ing centre that brought such great
good luck to SO many different per-
SONS, and to various classes as we'll
On Friday sale was consummated
by which four young and enterprising
gentlemen received about 100000
each for the interest they held, one
third, in the mine at Lcadville known
as the Vulture. The names of these
lucky parties are Att. Rcifick, Of
Frankfort; Thos. L. Darbcy, of Lex
ington; JHlius w. Johson OF
Georgetown, KY; ;and W. Eafghorn,
of Virginia. They are young men ol
excellent families, resolute, enler.
prising, and honorable. None ol
them ilaSe been in tho STATE more
than two years, but they have secured
for themselves the esteem and conf.
dence of those they have met. They
have all determined OIL becoming per
manents Of Colofhdo, and OF ilentii
lying themselves and their fortunes
4 with our new aud prosperous com
monwealth.
| Mr.. Renicks is well known in Den
yer, and Is universally esteemed
lie was but recently married TO
charming young lady, who has als'
hosts of friends I'll our city, and tn
happy pair is at present on brfe
visit to Manitou. Most of the gen
tleman above referred to have sig.
nalized their possession of a fortune
by graceful and generous acts, wlicl
reject honor alike upon head anC
heart, but which are of too privat,
| and sacred nature to warrant being
paraded in the columns Of A daily
newspaper. The fortunate gentle
men to whoih we hav5 reference
only paid $l00 for the interest whicl
they dcposed of OH Friday last fol
$250,000, and they have also realized
many thousands of dollars besides
from the property while under theil
management. Two other Kentuck,
gentlQMen, Fl. G. Clay. of Paris, ant
Joseph Thorne of Lexington, hav,
"struck it rich" at Leadvile, and will
probably realize larger fortune thai
the former owners of the Vulture
These gentltmen are equal.
worthy of theiE good luck, and i
would not be at all surprising fifth
fortunate experience of the variou
parties mentioned should cause q reg
glar hcgira among the young men o
Kentucky and Virginia during th
coming spring and summer. Ant
Colorado will be glad to welcome al
the more that come being all tn
more welcome.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-11-18
NUMBER A..
BEVERLY.
This letter was intended for last
week k's'paper but was Inadvertently
left out.-EDIToR.

This letter was intended for last
wock's-paper but was inadvertently
left out.-EDIToR.
Lots Of birds being killed now.
Squirrels are very scarce through
this section, as a certain young
man ofyour town will testify. lie
spent three days in the woods and
didn't see single squirrel.
Mr.. II. e. Morefeld is rapidly i'm
proving.
Messrs. John and Robt. f'oard,
John Stegar, Jim and Robt. Higgins,
Lester Cayce, Charlie N1assie, Mcr-
redith Bradshaw and James Shelton
started last week OH a big hunt down
among the hills of Tennessee. Two
young gallants also took trip in that
direction last Sunday. 1t is supposed
they went Oh dear hunt.
ESD. Tom Major is absent oil a
visit to Caldwell county.
Miss Alice Moore, a very agreeable
young lady ofJohnsonville, Tenn, is
on visit to her sister Mrs. Robr
| Rivers,
Mrs. Jim Grubbs and children paid
a visit 10 DR.. Grnbbs last week.
We came very near having snow
last Wednesday, morning. Winter
will soon be here.
Miss Annie Major, to the delight
of her many friends. returned sooner
than was expected.
There are 10 be five weddings II
this neighbordood before Christmas
that is # Roife or the happy one,
meet with disappointment. 50 say
"Madamc Rumor."
There was quito disappointment
III regard to the proiracicd meeting
which was TO have commenced u
Liberty in last month. Elder Smith
son who would have conducted til,
meeting was very i'll at the appointed
time. There was II good crowd OF
Sunday. Elder Cave delivered NJ
excellent sermon, aud the dsappoint
nent gradually passed away. Thanks
TO Bro. Cave.
| Miss Mollie Stegar, most charm
ing young lady ot Eongyiew, WA
married last Wednesday evening TO ;
Mr.. "A Hen of Clurksville, Tenn, May
! their happiness never ceAse.
Every thug is quite dull in ant
around our little village, Noparlics
no balls and last OF all 10 moonlight
picnics, although the moon shine
beautifully. SEBASTIAN.