davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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TEiEGRApHIc MnTEs.

NEW YORK, jan. x.-Or tho twenty ehuritnife
huapitals In this city. maintained by voluntary
contributions, lftccu bare applied for shuss
OF tue funds collected for hosptHls Saturday
and Suniay.
llAHHNrURa, Jun. ALI tho indictments In
tho legislative euses were 1uasf,e4 Ut thp nd-
1nslFned session ut tho Court this afturpoon,
no new eY9dcsleo w41 offered by tho proaecu.
tion, nEd thu dctgtlss submitted tl,s sumo
ryidsntu IN l9taenstuY's caxu " waa offered
NEW Yonx, Jun. +,-sAte AssasSor Briggs
eays mat undgF exasttnx lava no NUN i,eyd pay
Mxes 4n hse ptfs1hIs4 property uulcaa ,Ao
pGetonal propcrty r!Yhty tAxalao which actu.
WY pays tA&l* ut IL PER cent OF tho whu2u
A9o1 LII sohe easses, n1t suurc tAAu Dcr eeut.
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IDENTIFIED,

HPFeIal U11pdtfh 70 Tie Ehltago TFlbVnt.
JOLIET, H., Ja'1 s.-Tho bo.ly Ut thu n,an
funnl Tuesday evening In the yoA,y. in Uonrr
Township, asltl whoye Identity wns not ostul.
l!shctl ut the inquest, hns been identified By Slr.
Jaints Carson, of this city, IN TINT Ut Alexander
binrsay, I'LL uld u1id welltn-tlo citizen Ut Ions.
4alg.N T. 1lo lott hause at,nt IL month agn far
1slncHltl. H., to trullslat xnllc business Fur
wecka aKn. IN Ehcago, 10 was ,ltrestcd aid XII
locked ~; hut. as hD appeared To ku0W
What ~ wnH 'snLng, i.o was rp-
iut1! tn-dMy, VIXEN Mr.. CarSOa. VINO formerly
lived IN l.GnS.iaie, il"nti.rtl the fvt,utl,s MIil
aeaeafMpl,ea e MArFAys family. s4,l,o Of who,,.
~. hiirl1ay bud hceunv Insane, AIl bull btGli
wnha!rinG III tho wthHls, buTtfn{rI NtiI aIl1i,,st
frvtA hunger tlIlu exIaallFA.
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"fntAa tlcfcpsa" spring up In thlrty.snyon ttI(rer-
ent districts At oiicc, unl all OIL thu 1topublluan
PRESIDENTIAL.
TILnEN WOlsKtN0 fOR THE rfltzH.
Hrtf{Af {H4pntEA 10 TtkA {Atcna1 ItiltifiA.

Tlls1FH WORkIN0 FOR TIE fflt2E.
Hrtrfat lHspnteh 10 Tie Chicago 5t1btnA
WARIftNuToN, d. G., Jun. 2.-The stury which
comes frt,m Now York. and which n credited
hero, to tho otfeut that Mr.. Tihlcu hua l,cen
claiming OF lAte t0 politicians fsz,tn various sco-
tinns IF the country that he failed to t,o n,nc
President through tho ttmtllty nf tho Demo-
Gratis III congruss, Is exciting very soturo co,n-
lnents, md is certain tn causo a bitter feeling.
There arc number Of thnao who knew MI tho
inside Hccrcta here on tho Democratic Side .1,,r.
luz TIM Electoral count. who taro never rcnscd
TO declare that II WIS Mr.. Iilden'e own
cowarIfcc TINT ho WAS mot dcclnrcd
President and innl4urnted. II ho had
i,re,l willing to give assurances
TINT he wt,,,ltt he sworn In In Now York, II It was
found tmpracsLcable to inaug,lrnte him in Wash-
ingtoh these gentlemen Ray he would hare beet,
emlntetl III bryond question. There il alss' IN.
business horo GmnnE Democrats, en,tsel by ~
t,r,lnsl TT, frsn y!sIt to New Ynrk TO thu effect
Tint iltcn tid hin frtenttR 1invB lecftle tu inko
tut STRONGEST nr1 nlDst persistent fight for his
i,intIatton o,whleh thry are capnl'le. II Is ,,t,-
uerstoth TINT lie even goes FAR ~ to tntillNtc
that no other Dcnlocrat shntl carry New York.
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SpFf3a1 Ul'1a9eh 10 1ks CA1fd0a 1Flbane.
DIXON, H., Jan. a.-Thero wurv suyc4t rails
hero yestunlny md last hight by burglars u,,i
Knonk thieves. Mrs. \. II. Vim Iplx Lost a int
silver curl lAtskut which sho laI hung out ut
llpr frt,nt door fur New-f1ar's uallers, Thrcu
thieves, FrtnA md Juelx Horn md Frank
llrekpr, rt,kn Into tho stare Ut j. II. Morris s.
Sun, Htul T,llsptHl It ~ nhOllt $l, Tho pruprty
WIS found, hui tho thIuvtts ARRESTED tAls morn.
lux. Thu pnlluu Aavu buon sla.ioWlNg thpso Ill
lows Cur Il luslK ltn,u.
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CAAGERON'S COMMITTEE.
JAMES H. loOr MAKES SOME uHr1gAsASr STATE

c3kLllloN'S - COM MlIIGlG.
JAMES i. ROOT MAKES s0ME uHrLgAsAHr STATE
MESTs.
\ trn1nuNE reporter met yestcrtlny Jumcs r.
Root, who represents Illinois OH tho National
Republican Cantral Committee. atid ,.skcd hl1r,
rcgRrslinK tho appointment Of tho Sub-Con,-
infttan by btr. Cn1neron, tho Chairman.
"Wcll, Understand" suld he, tl.ut he hus
uppo!nted Mr. New, of Indinna: Mr.. Ftley, Of
st. 1.o'ts; md Mr.. Clayton, of Arkans.s."
"1'y wEnt authority did ho mike such a,l mp
pnintncntf''
~ will cxplnIn Tint directly"
"what aro tlso duties Of tho Committee, and
what nrc thor p3wefs2''
"Th0lr 'ltltics i1re to mike arrangements In
detail far the holding OF tho Conyc,,tion,-tho
arrangement Of tho hail nntl tho seats for dele
Rates a1ld guests, nl tho iss,inB of Tickets for
tho sumo ut tho expense Of the citizous OF Chl-
cago.'
"Now, ny WHAT AUTHORITY
did he nppolnt that Cot1llnltteeY''
"Tho Cun,snittop folt th.t thorp WIS too much
local influence ut Cincinnati, AIl tnt, na 1t was
National Convention, It should be put upon II
Nnti0tn insls; nilsf 90 thu lonoral Committee,
utter discussing tito question considerably and
with tsunl t'cal 0f unanimtty, decided to ut,-
point subcommittee, to consist of tho Chnir-
tltti'. Secretary, at,d threo others. When tho
question Gnlllo up III to h0w they ahnull be mr.
pointed there WIS considerable discussion, md
very decided 0bjection to that CommIttac be-
!ns Imprinted ,by tho sChalrEnnn. 4 resolution
;ys intrtallsel @ iiy Mr. Frys, Of Sa!nc 70 TIC ef-
9thor tn The ,s'urutary ahonll 10 SELECTED tI by
Committee. at Lnrgo Aa this would Involve i
pt, n"f' ta ILL., R%Srn; !;o. long s!eES T pr
!se..!Ss c!tsae resls iSteFG ef ito T. i'les aas
t' Of the Executive Co!nlnitteo was called fnr, ani,
va M t III. tsFs Y wsro to e
XGner'fly satisfactory tAat ttls Executive Com
,tss sh@ nuke thq SELECTION g o thfs
power n % wy s'yen to ary Gonntteo Or ot'!uer bo
nilttes hnsi msf9 ~ ~ o ,,ruos ~ t1,1I- Et
sotnn va"n"fns l., tESs u y n!itH
Selecting tic trcs neGors 1t his Hs. .do1,1 ill.,
s;.f .n ,,4 It. ths e . !1 the s ch5,su INV M Mt aSS
ssiss sSs f. S,sj ts ;sis ; ~ esS;',ss =
@ wti hn,c Ky . Tas ~ W. Wa gEast1,y E as"leea in,
thnr ir,,t, ~ aor % yse "es9 to mentioned
tss,.t,w nnnr,nr,"ts ~ ont ,as as 'noy WnFo
Gr'. se IN .a; 'pS panet nia '
.,p n,'.1 Tc; h s, W. wh nr sT nI'', rs ri;l: Sr
lnsei,c,t 1t piitcai atiaIrs Hill. h n far H. ~
G3m,oa9o s3n W.s 70 faSo th9 tif'nvy snos lv n
XIII H. i,11t M1. "r M. :" vira.t,l' WV niixlo'la thnt
iGaSi|sS' !, sh"l :, ,e se q te $s%!sse sn uad, 5
s5 se tHs sess's s'nss s tho,s T oea a9 Rser fss
"erang s, .has s,,si' sin''ta Sn,stst 4f tho
tI,oy bonx i thn nsnrsst W Ghja1 Gj H. a a'," at..
KHsie.i tl.t tho Chairman des!snate to Got.,
III tnt wsr u, ~tI @ W" XIII aIaoy Il xns ,aa. ~ G1t..
10 soos 10 avS % ixorr ,xe ~ bot t9 liz nr Il Nw
Spirit If Tho rtsul1itIon j,y xccctiv t.e.t,tjcmn
soc u casf, wsS os Had l s"syr sstH asi oss'Er I'd
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IlERAI4E4AUIQN,

(. MOUNT HOLLY, N. J., JNn. a-Frelcrtok W.
Kelly. iii H1iioor nf the Mount Holly National
lIins, WIS arrested ts.tly. all, upon being ctr,
flsnlel with tho evidence ut ha guilt, alnlttctl
Tint hu wlls slefanltur, md turned nvcr ul bis
nr"puFty 10 tho bunk, which will prnbAbly qoycr
hcariny unl III dotult of bail was uUln,nittel
tu prison. -.
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1 sstea tu"t A'4nltsA 11Httf
tnn HilaerTihM pfHGtl9e or former Uoyer1Mt:
4anM a. c1lme''s 1. MlS 'l;lcet wts casly supplied
tf{.n , tnn Tec'rsl, tM.t t'av. t'nrct.lnn @ M!
MrrGGttfnit: f,i Inc wrong tlone theso 9!tte:
iH.i ~ "hssnfM si ny Inn inot tt tnn otteil!
ot fr"n tic oiiicn II the a"orrsry of siste Hi Ia
city ulccrs, contained rule! a,,aeo for tho sly
w',r.l Mayor" Mt tht enli next. md u1tlse II,
~ thn ti1nt llc. come thrrc dotted lncs only, In.
s Tlor W.T., nn II ehn rnd o, w.i th9 Wnl
!Ms cHmn = nth i!nr. With tho wor'i4. "City
e!K II i e ,, It w!d ha t1ne;@sn @ fss
supposo tht to siEaa.rss WITH" f oro ao III lm h; ts, y
Aidtrn'ct s,a,la hi cxrcctesl. Tho Ercrrtnry II
a" @ y, s''. gisr no rs"ni TOR ths extr.rinary
n,h fnr thc lirat TING ecHH n Mnlnc. Ets .lsn Ii
H. a nc mnfu rni,1RFkab!o from TIC tact TINT
trs y M II II. dte "tniIn ct aki ihes fsr sy s,Es
eisnlst,lt,ees linkcr sys they AFFORD strung pre-.
s,.n,!,eixe proof that Desperate, plot WIS
trtlo'!s1 cltics aiil taf ~ thu ctsc OF four Ut
mem tae plot w'la s,teeessl'll.
s.ovnoo,n lin r,SE a,l'rns; plsris'F19S. ',,,,,
1,cnrcs.,.t.tyc M M vof"s 1, @ snt,tx tI, f ,"s
ct1Itr D,lf Urocni,nck rii;tintn. ;ss. veins. Tho
HI Sps ss II at shs esa SsnfE ss%s' prs II nS i've 1 sh
uins, istru,i Of tho .,l0rt, isrni form of t,ilo
enlt',nn. rAc Inv In regard to thc form Of ball
'".s J. as f,i,',t tm,nWsi Nss !, s., o,,,,
sia's Or tnwn "'''sers ualess 4 writing print:
nmn np. ef nark Of tss xa ,dr ,cren @ ] nscs TIC m
nste!; nna nn Fsisn shnii " re!esnti ~ tiis ac-
s's II IL nt,t ,a,,;e.1 ~ - feoH tht ~, ,' ~" m
skoSarsan yas On sIss,' w1'its pnisr. md I
ns,aua,s,n9 iarx X saSh ~. ainGs nF aho
m t ,tts "s ~ 'f tt Ill., n" "'fSs Wfta 70 u ,.t h1i t
f H. e f ilof$n .; M1tt The r1n rnsst
H." ,,,sr ~ a.. ~ asst III "'a. @ " s .'tH MMstnsus!l
/ !uA !tHEb!f Nllu "Fet efutlNiill
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CHANGED WITH CouNTEltFEtTINQ
6Nelat DspaseA "a 1Hs Chicago <ttbvHa.
ToLEnD, O.. Jun. ::.-A il,nh by thu nn.no OF
Harry Anderson, II professional gambler, was
arrestetl ut itx'n hr'lnyby potective5Cava,laugl
DnH United StAtes wur1s1nt olarHul9 him with
hl!fuI4 lssl,cA atlAnltty vi counterfeit inpucy
suiIiu tillu AgO ln ClnEtnM4tt,
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NEW nRussw1css. n. J.. jan. a-Joseph C.
Lotsal', ex-Csn,nty Collector, cunylutel Of Gu.
uezallnH 9lo00N at. tho county funts, has bste,g
lalUr 9itl &Hu fliiU, wy -
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HOLE IN THE WALL,
NEW Y0tsk. Jun, g.-UnknowR burglars gut q
holo ln the wull u Na.,assth L. Gollnnns dry.
t1Asls sture, u CAnnl strcet, New Yeas'x uaotu-
lug, an1 stulu stoeG valued Ut f1.01.
, 1880-01-03

NATrl.N WITH HURQLARG,
NsW foax, Jun. 3.-Ptyp burglars, two police
nun, a1ld tho nwnur Of tho stasp In which tho
burslara Wrrp operating, epanyud In U battle
es. ir yIsy Gt 1 o Fmg ap E Of Ihe tSe,r ra
Mro believed 10 b1 wounded,
, 1880-01-03

tie GnyGrtllr uni council.
BuMMsa1 UT TIE FRAUD,
tS S9ns 1,it II M E"r s{n!s Sss!t y h @ t sas
er'lnr nnd CtA,nell. cl.tarEsnK upon tho fnuts
previously pr!Hantesl tn tln lteiublIonn oo,!-
fsr!s k eatss"r It M , "fp .,nx !. Inv %s y ~, ~ a %
tleclslons III sliprnrt Of tho premises nsx,tmctl.
l:nch pnint III tiiHputn Is ,nusiu the aahject of
tc must illnlllu tlotAia4, ltls Ilt Hrn ft,r tho
stal taaoM " Thy t;nynrn2r pn! cour Tho
a.o akor up y ssgu'"r orur 4' ths lnullonts
II ii % caa'bo!ls"i County, entitled 10 fur sou-
by the sumo !lerslaI, inH'!o tnrrsns tt.o ltapro.
"n thxas Di out 's'"T @ iteTp"srn s Nv Sates ss''' IL
l'nrtlalni. The returns fT.lui thu Cumurlnntl
t"ws m ~ Te,S ,y xry ,1n r. W. NIX . ~
forthwith Otisii.lsl wus thrown o!lt, tlouih til1
] US y t. tass' Mss isas{ss Sisst Y ,E ih5s
error ani Stanei !f:aind WestbrM,E j" 10 tho
tcpnl!can yott' was ;xD, The y,,te waa Eycl, i,l
fH1! In tnth t letters an1 tlK!lres oppist ~
'ts'S4 @ Il isSp 4 ppiSa s ~. aalloxs. ns' at..' IT,
mark. wnru n4u.l under tin letters uil figures,
on !his g!s,,4 n, IskS's @ thTsa s.l'saE't. xefs
Haea W. lst 70 ,is itspaSiiual san's!ttvs' 's!t be q
iw Il ia,!;;, %ns slsss % t"w' wi ',u aut, tsr E t!'S
rnnsnii Suited ~ btt Representative vuta. AtMl
Wtl! ths reslYctions In tlia ttcplnllcan najnrlty
which work i,!salitlnt0,,s.. ltoAAE,lIny ths VITO
Of EherrytInhI, thU Council maintained lint, ii
,f N.Y. ulycto tho llr4u1l c.t.ltl nbyur luva llecn
,xaniy n t,9 t.91tI1ra: ad ,c. c, y VT. .her9f%rc.
r IL IT, sp c. ~ VII saw shs wT tut e o Gu.f If
.ss .ss fisis s Ss VII. f ITO =" ensa ' n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-08-16
IT MAKES NO DRUNKARDS, BREAKS
NO HEARTS, EXCUSES NO GRIMES.

| DIR. David kennedy's FAVORlrE RENE
DY is not a disguised enemy of the human
race where il cannot help, il does no harm.
FAVORITE REMEDY is combination of
vegetable alternatives. Ii does not heat nor
iniiame the blood, hut cools and purifes it.
In all cases of Kidney troubles, Liver COM
plants, Constipation of the Bowels, and the
delicate arrangements which affiict women,
the action oi FAVORIrE REMEDY is be-
yond praise. Thousands of grateful people
voluntarily testify 10 this, in letters to DIR.
Kennedy; and with a warmth and tullness OF
words which mere business documents and
certificates never possess. 1t makes no
drunkards-eXcuses no crimes-breakes no
hearts. In lis coming there is hope and in
its wings there is healing. We challenge a
trial and confident of the result. DIR.
Kennedy would have it understood that,
while he is engaged in the introduction of his
medicine, "Favorite Remedy" he still con-
tinues the practice of his profession, but COLI
fines himself exclusively to Office practice.
He treats all diseases of chronic character,
and performs all the minor ani capital oper-
atons of surgery. aug3teod&wtcnrlm
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WHY ELI PERKINS OPPOSES THE RE.
PUBLICAN PARTY.

am against the republican party be-
cause it took charge of the Government
in 1861, when the noble democratic party
had it almost bankrupt-when the sixteen
noble Southern democratic States were
laundering up against the Yankee capital
from Virginia-when those great and good
democrats from Virginia, Mason and
Slidell, had got envious France and Spain
and England all against it--when the no.
BILE South had proudly stolen the Yankee
navy say am down on the mean. low
lived republican party that came into
power then, and, in four years, sacrificed
a hundred thousand noble rebel lives and
brought out nation with the grandest
credit on earth. I'm down on the repub-
lican party-and Lincoln and Garfield and
Chase and Seward, and Morton and Chan
dler. and Hale and Conkling and Logan
for making England and France spit on
our noble rebel rag and reverently salute
their cursed old stars and stripes
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From the Virginia City Enterprise.
AZ CURIOUS BATTLE.
DESPERATE CONTEST BETWEEN A LIZARD
AND A SCORPION.

George Jennings, the well-known tail
ngs sluice man of Six-mile Canyon, de-
scribes queer battle which he witnessed
one day last week between lizard and a
scorpion. He says the lizard, black one
about eight inches in length. came out of
a pile of lumber and his attention was first
particularly attracted to it by seeing il
bobbing its head up and down in an en-
cited manner, occasionally creeping for
ward foot or two. Looking in the di-
rection in which the lizard was creeping,
Jennings observed scorpion, some four
inches in length, sitting upon apple OF
moist sand that had accumulated near one
of the sluicc boxes. Thinking the lizard
meant to attack the scorpion, and being
curious to see what would he the result Of
a battle between the pair, Mr.. Jennings
was careful to do nothing that would dis
turb either. The lizard moved quite near
the scorpion. when il braccd itselfup on
its foreieet and began bobbing its head
and bowling in n ludicrous and bantering
way. The scorpion erected its tail, which
it vibrated in threatening manner. The
lizard circlcd round the scorpion, occas-
ionally hating to bow at him. At length,
however, the scorpion attempted to crawl
AWAY IHt hlpiDtlii ne DeHtil Crawling
the lizard upon him like flash and
adroitly seized him by the last joint of the
tail-that which contains the poison-sack
and at the point of which is situated the
sting. Having this hold of the scorpion
the lizard was safe from its sting, but had
apparently no means of doing any further
damage. Presently the scorpion twisted
himself about and tried to get hold of the
lizard with his claws, which are like the
claws of lobster or crawfish, whereuron
the lizard shook him as "A dog would shake
Il rat. This was repeated dozens of times,
the lizard resting after each shaking until
the scorpion began to go for him with his
nippcrs.
The battle lasted over halt an hour. At
last the scorpion no longer showed fight,
and the lizard dragged him away into the
lumber-pile. Mr.. Jennings says he has
been in the country twenty years, has seen
lizards daily by scores during the summsr
months and scorpions very frequently,
but never before saw battle of the kind,
and never had the least idea that a lizard
would attack a scorpion.
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County Nominations.

ANDRosCoeGIN COUNTY.
senators-JeremiahD Dingley. Jr;. Auburn
George farcher. Leeds.
Commissioner-A. ID. Bailey, Auburn.
Observation-Disclosures F. Merrill. Lewiston.
Register of Probate-Nathan W. Harris, Auburn
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Senators-Joseph A. Locke, Portland.
Henry c. Brewer, freeport.
Albert r. NGtting Otisfeld.
Tobias Lord. Jr., Standi>h-
Treasurer-lames NJ. Webb, Westbrook.
Sherif-Benjamin True, Pownal.
Commissioner-Dayld I'd L. Chaplin, Bridcton.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Senalor-G. L. Fernald, Wilton.
Commissioner-lsaac Chick, Madrid.
Sheriff.. \. DYER. New sharon.
Trrasurer-D. NJ. Bonney, Pennington.
kENNEBEC COUNTY.
Senators-Colby c. Cornish, Winslow.
Joseph : Berry. Wayne.
Judge of Probate-l-. I. Carleton. Winthrop.
sherif-Georse II. Stevens, Belgrade.
Commits sioner-Horace Colburn Windsor.
Treasurer-M rk Rollins, Albion.
Clerk of Courts-Alanson c. Otis, winthrop.
Register of Probate-Howard owen. Augusta.
OXFORD COUNTY.
Senators-A. IL. Walker. Lowell.
George ID. Bsbee, Buckfeld.
Commissioner-Wald Pettingill, Rumiord.
Treasurer-6eorge H. Watkins, Paris.
Register of Prcbate-H. {. Davis, Paris.
Sherif-Wiiliam Douglass, Waterford.
PENoBsCoT COUNTY.
Senators-Thomas II. Wentworth, Bradford
John l.. Cutler, Bangor
Samuel Libbev, Orono.
james W. Rogers, Stetson.
Treasurer-Horace J. Nckerson, Bangor.
Sherif-George W. Whitney, Bangor.
Commissioner-Thomas j. Peakes, Charleston.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
Senators-O. 5. Haskell, Pitts6ehi.
Chandler Baker, Bingham.
Commissioner-Oner Clark, tarratunk.
Irtasurer-tI. =. Webb, SkOMhegan.
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IMPORTANT TO AGENTS.
THE LIFE OF
GEN. JAMES A. GARFIELD

BY his personal friend, MAJOR BUNDY, Editor N
Y Ma,i. Is the only edition to which Gen. Gar.
field has given personal attention or facts. Beauti
fully illustrated, printed and bound Full length
steel portrait by Hail. from picture taken expressly
for this work. Active Agents Wanted. Liber-
al terms. Send Sl.OO at once for complete out.
fit. A. s. BARNES & CO., Ill q 113 William st.,
New York july27f&wln
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1880 !!

1880
Augusta, Bath, Mouse, Capitol, Squirrel
and Five Islands, Ocean Point and
Boothbay.
THE FINE STEAMER
- HENRY MORRISON,
CAPT. E. C. McCLINTOCK.
Tuesday end Friday mornings will leave Augusta
at 6, Haowell at e-2o. Gardiner at :, Richmond at
s Is. and Bath at 945. A. NJ. for Mouse, Capitol and
Squirrel Isla de, DC, an = int and Boothbay.
Returning will leave Boohbay at 30 r. NJ, for
DC an Point, Squirrel. Mouse and Capitol Islands,
leaving Bath at o'clock in the afternoon for Rich
mond, Gardiner, Hallowell and Augusta.
Wednesday and Saturday leave Augusta at 10.l5.
Halow ell at 1910, Gardiner ct Ills, A. 81 .Rich-
mond at l230 and Bath at r. NJ, for Five Islands,
Mouse, Capitol and Squirrel Islands Ocean Point
Monday and THURSDAY. returning, leave Boothbay
at \: NJ for Ocean Point, Squirrel, Mouse. Cap tol
and Five Islands leaving Bath at 10 for Richmond,
Gardiner, Halowell and Augusta.
Days Down-Augusta TO Bootbbay-Tuesday,
Wednesday, Friday and SATURDAY,, -,
day, Thursday and Friday.
FARES:
Q Single Tickets Zach WAY.
Augusta to Richmond, 90 cts; to Bath, 75 cts.
IIalowcll - 65
Richmond to Bath. b to Boothbay 75 '
Augusta. Hallowen and Gardiner to Islands and
BOothbsy, 81
| Tickets for Round Trips-Good until September 10.
Augusta to the Islands or Boothbay, sl-75
Haoweil, '' I65
Gardiner "a 1-5o
Richmond - % les
hath other routes.
Family Tickets at reduced rates.
Tickets good until sept. 10. All freight and baggage
must have the owners name and place of destination
on the same it wi not be received board the
/ steamer
&C. McCLTNTOCk, Master.
Augusta, June q, 1s.0
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-08-16
Daily Kennebec Journal,

Issued every morning, except Sundays. 1t contains
the latest news by telegraph and mail gives reports
Of Markets and has carefully prepared political and
ncaI articles, and generous amount of farming,
home and miscellaneous reading with full compa-
tiOn Of State news
'' Terms. 81 per annum in adrance, Ss if payment
4; moi made within the year Single copies cents, TO
be had at the bookstores and at this ofhce.
.dvertisements inserted reasonable terms. Rates
NV be had ON application at this office.
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Advertising Agents
FOR THE
Kennebec journal,
DAILY IND WEEKLY.

The following Advertising Agents are authorized
to receive subscriptions and advertisements for the
kESNEREC JOURNAL:
BOSTON :: :: /: S. NJ. PETTENGILL & Co. 10 State
Street.
s. X. NILES, No. fremont St.
T. G. EVANS, 252 Washington St.
HORACE DODD, 265 Washington
Street.
HEW YORK !: :DAuCHY Co, l9l Fulton st.
GEO. L. RowKLL Co., 10
Spruce Street.
JAMES II. BATES, Al Park Row.
W. w. SHARPE Co.
S. ". PETTENGILL& & Co., 81 Park
Row.
PHILADELPHIA ". W. AVER Son, Times Bldg,
Chestnut and Sth streets.
s. 81. PETTENGILL Il Co., 7Ol
Chestnut Street.
NEW HAVEN, CONN, Ii. b. HUBBARD, City Bank
Building.
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Railroads anD Steamboats,.
Maine Central Railroad.
Change Of Time.

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Weekly Kennebec Journal

Published every Wednesday morning, Is the largest
f,io paper in the State containing news, political
tces agricultural and scientific matter, tales, poetry
soeciotes household matter, markets, &C., &c.
Terms 81 per dnnn8, IN adcdRce.
transient Advertisements, $500 per inch 'oI first
vek 80 per week for each subsequent in seIion
special Notices, $50 per inch for first week; so
q. "a ner week for each subsequent week.
Rusiness Notices, in reading columns, 20 cents per
line for first insertion; 10 cents PER line for each SUBJ
seaucnt insertion.