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National Republican., 1880-08-06

In Maine the question "will fusion fuse?'
can only be answered after it has been de-
cided which Of the two factions is to get the
bigger share of the plumber in case of Sue
cess. So far tits evident that the only man
of the electoral ticket upon whom WEAVER
could depend to vote for him in case of the
success of the fusion ticket is soLoN CHASE.
National Republican., 1880-08-06

THE democratic organ, whose economical
soul is panied to think of Secretary RAM
sEY and Secretary SHERMAN enjoying a
free ride upon revenue cutter, ought to
get a fit when it is informed that it is gov
erument launch which runs night aud day,
loaded TO the gunwalcs with democratic
patriots, between the Battery aud Govern-
nr's ialnnd
National Republican., 1880-08-06

EIGHTEEN months ago J. Gould bought n
controlling share of the Kansas Pacific rail-
way stock at twelve. The road was bankrupt
or nearly so. The stock is now worth ninety
two, and Mr.. Gould has four millions to his
credit in the operation.
National Republican., 1880-08-06

PERSONS leaving town for the summer
can have TIE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN for
warded to them at 80 cents per month,
postage paid
National Republican., 1880-08-06

THE democratic organ calls it "an in
teresting interview with Senator Nc
" DONALD" The points OF interest are: 1
do not care TO recur to that y 4" l cannot
say anything about it, aud "Mr. ENG
LIsH's nomination was an afterthought.n
National Republican., 1880-08-06

THE prosperous condition Of the workers
of the country is indicated by The fact that
the deposits in savings banks in New York
city is nine millions Of dollars greater this
Vcnr thnn Inst
National Republican., 1880-08-06

THE venerable TGURLow WEED is out
in a long letter to the press on the inidelity
Of Bob INGEEsoLL. Mr.. WEED is as causic
in theological argument as in politicalmat-
fprs
National Republican., 1880-08-06
MINOR TOPICS.

THERE was millions in it," If we had
bought thousand barrels of pork May /, to
be delivered August l, we could have settled
with $1,000 to our credit. Strange we did
not think of it.
National Republican., 1880-08-06

ONE value attaches to the fast diagnosis in
DR.. Tanners case, which is absent in nearly
all other cases, and that is there has been no
brain delusions induced by it, nor did any re.
ligous hallucnation precede or induce it,.
The regular" doctors who have stood aloof
from investigation of this case have shown a
want of good sense, and have lost a good
opportunity to advance the science they pro-
fess TO honor.
National Republican., 1880-08-06

THE letter of Commissioner RAUM pub.
lished yesterday is a frst.class campaign
document. Such record of official eff
cheney has never before been presented to
the country.
National Republican., 1880-08-06

THERE is no suggestion Of apathy in the
popular reception Of General GARFIELD in
New York.
National Republican., 1880-08-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.


eJSg~ ATTENTION, 1ILINOIsANs
rhe Illinois Republican Association will meet 10
the rooms Of the Veteran Club on New York avenue,
DetWee fsFOurteenth and Fifteenth streais, FRIDAY
EVENING August o. 1880, no I;31 O'Clock. All I'LL
nOtsnns avoring the election Of Garfield and ATthnr
are invited TO BE- STesent Election OF officers.
a. J. WHITAKER. President
auj2t n L. DELAND. Secretary
n~,EyS WARRANTED SURE CURE for GRAVEL
~ ana PILES. Only herbs used. Address i'm.
mediatey, ALEXANDER GRAHAM, Cny p o.
auh7tt
r-sys sAiAssACHUsETts REPUBLICAN, AsSo-
49, CATION
A special meeting fthls association viii be held
next FRIDAY EVENING, AZ Grand Army hnll az
O'Clock. Every member Is earnestly requested TO be
present, and also all citizens OF Mnsseclusets VINO
desire TO become mcmbers. $. E. FARNCE,
II. H. MANStNo, President
Secretary. suS1
.~.yys"THROW PfTYStC TO THE DOGS; I'LL
U.s. NONE OF IT." A cOmmOn-senHo cure for
Of youth seminal weakness, eruptlons on the
face &c. by one who has made Il study. Pamphlet
containing full Instructions for Is cents no other
costs. Address LOCK BOX 63i, Washington, ID. G.
ju3oco3m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-15
The Druid Doc..r

fliuay morning the local editor Of the
a"u rress' with that colossal erudition
".'u oeep research which cbar.ctor;. !.
nasions' pronounced DIR. James D.v;. ~,
saheo from Gardiner to Portland nil, ~
'a"'ly' In an open boat, a myth and the
"''oun. which appeared in the Kennohoo
0oufnai OF his voyagings, apocryphal. Tbi.
was copied into the Portland Adver.;so.
.ufi"e the day, however, Mr. Osgood of the
argus started out and found our old friend IN
MS ooat stranded on the fats of the Cane
where ne intends to pass the winter with ~.
family. The Argus reporter saws: For the
past SIX months DR.. james Davis has been
ioca'ed on Water street in Gardiner. ENGAGED
In the practice of medicine. He nnrcb.sod
Ior $500 an old Aat-boat, having on it a bouse
Quilt OF boards, and passably comfortable
with his family, consisting of his wife and
little girl. he set sail for Portland over a week
ago. He sailed down the Kennebec Aoat;na
with the tide and current most of the w.v
until he reached Fort Popham. His boa,
eeN" WIN square sail. but had no
Keel or centre board, so that he could only
make Roadway with a fair wind From Fort
fopham he was just a week in reaching Cane
Elizabeth. The family made frequent stops
on the small islands along their route. He
met with no difficulty until he entered Casco
Bay. Here he came very near being cast
away, and for time was thoroughly alarmed
The Doctor is middle-aged man, of medium
height, having full beard of sandy
complexion. He says that he is from Wales
and that he graduated from ST. Eyerards
college, Oxford, England. Then he studied
two years at an Eclectic medical school and
for year was assistant in one of the largest
hospitals in London. After that he came to
America and attended an Eclectic school in
Cincinnati, where he graduated He has
since been an initerant physician of the
Druidic order, which he says differs very
little from the Eclectic school, except that
herbs are more generally used by the Druids.
The Doctors wife is pleasant faced oman,
about forty years of age. The little girl is
about ten years old, and is quite pretty. The
Doctor intends to take an office in Portland
for the practice of his profession.
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from Australia. brother of Trickcit's back
er, has been in New York week and has
bet $50, 200 on Trickett at odds of $50 to
I 800 on Hanlon.
AGRaN, Austria, November Is. The
earthquake continued last night, and there
were fresh shocks this morning, afternoon
and evening, and further devastation. Half
the town is DESTROYED. Half of the inhabi-
tants are rendered homeless. Many people
have left town, while the poor class are en-
camped in sheds. panic prevails, but the
authorities work INCREASINGLY to relieve dis
treSS. The government sent military en-
gineers and workmen 10 assist in measures of
relief. Two mud volcanoes have formed and
are in full eruption. Several hot springs
have risen.
HAcKgNsAck, n J.. November Is. The
excitement over the failure of the two banks
continues unabated Throngs of men and
women, some of them weeping, are about the
doors of the savings bank. The cashier of
the Bank of Bergen Co. has embezzled
$4,000.
Jim Dunn. prize fighter and assistant cor
orner of BROOKLYN. has fed, His victim,
Judge Morris, is dangerously i'll.
1000 were received Friday at the New
York Times office, for Presidential pension
fund.
Vice President Mccullough of Fennsylva-
MIA railroad. has called a meeting of general
passenger agents of eastern trunk lines, at
Chicago, Tuesday, to consider means for re-
storing passenger rates between Chicago and
New York.
Col, J. II. Montgomery shot John ]. JEFF
fers. Saturday night, at Bladensourg, Q.
LETTERS was just out of the penitertiary, for
shooting at Montgomery year ago.
Lieut.. kilsenburg and % men were fired
into by Sioux at Mussel Hin river, the 9Th
inst, but only few horses were hit. Rein
forcements have been sent from Fort keogh.
Marie Rose was considerably injured about
the head and arms, by falling OF bridge in
the opera of Carmen, NJ Boston, Saturday.
Mcmahon outwrcstled Farrell, Saturday
night, at pittsburg,
James Muldoon, drummer for J. Wills 4
Bros. of Galveston, was murdered by three
armed Mexicans at Tilden, Texas. Muir
derers are being pursued.
Post-masters appointed e. Cleveland,
Embden, Somerset county, Me; +. A.
Clark, iarpswcll Centre, Cumberland coun-
ty. Me. Emelnc Il. Abbott, Upton, Oxford
county, Me; j. Fisher, Dana, Worcester q.
county, Mass; A. W. Lane, North Beverly,
Essex county.
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DEI.AW ARE.
Collision of n kcnncbcc Ice-Laden
Vessel.

WAsuINGroS, ID. C.. November II. The
signal corps station at Delaware Breakwater,
reports at L. NJ, November lith, the three
masted schooner W. b. Chester, from the
Kennebec. Maine, bound for Washington,
ID. c., with cargo of hay and ice, collided
with L. :. ship Nandalia, last evening, on
Winter Quarter Shoal. The Chester was
totally dismasted. The Vandalia lost her
fore and main topmost yards ndhcr fore and
main topmast sails were carried away. llulls
of both vessels received slight damages. The
Chester received the most damage. Weather
was thick, with light rain and squally. No
lives lost. The schooner is now in the har-
Dor, with crew on board. crew from the
Vandalia is also on board fixing the rigging.
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POLITICAL.
The Late EIec,,on in Missouri,

JEFFERSON Cry, Mo, November IL. The
secretary of state has received official re-
turns of the late election from all counties in
the State and st. Louis city, which shows the
following result Hancock, POS. $50; Gar
field, l53. 5S7; Weaver. 30, 1875. Hancock's
plurality, 81 ,002; majority, 10, sG7. In 1876,
Tilden received POI ,Gsa, Hayes lii,39S,
Cooper 3,i9S.
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1Harrieo.

In this city, Oct 14th, by Rev. Ii. w. Tilden, Geo
W. Hicks and Miss Ida f. johnson, all of Augusta
In this city, Nov. 9Th. at the residence of the brides
parents, by Rev. II. W. Tilden, Geo. A. Folsom
OF Auburn, and Miss Ella L. Prescott of Augusta.
In Whitefeld, Nov. sth, by Rev. f. j. White
more, at the residence of the brides father A. F. Hill
ton of Bangor and Miss Alma A. Lewis of White
field.
In Worcester, Mass, Nov. 10th. by Rev. c. NJ. Lam
son, Willard c. Mann of Boyston, Mass and Miss
Matte L. Winslow of South Paris, Ne.
In Belfast, Nov. 10th, Dwight T. Palmer and Miss
Mary +. Patterson, both of Belfast
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WEATHER REPORT.

Indications for the Next n IIOuIs.
War Dept, Office Chief Signal Offices.
Washington, ID. c., November ID a. m. I
For the New England and Middle States,
cloudy or threatening weather; occasional
rain or snow southerly winds; lower barom-
eter: stationary or higher temperature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-15

DR.. Mallett's horse made quick time be-
tween Hallowell and Augusta on Friday after
noon last, without driver or guide. Near
Brtt's gully the wagon came in contact with
another team, to the no small damage of the
Doctors vehicle. The horse brought up at
the Augusta House stable with the democrat
lied remains of the fine turn out. We did
not learn the cause of the runaway-only saw
the effects
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-15

the indignant denial of Gen. Garfield. The
evidence bearing upon Philips innocence is
voluminous and would demand careful analy-
SIS. Taken in connection with other evil
sience in the case il tends 10 establish a grave
conspiracy to accomplish National crime.
The conspiracy points to men in other quar-
tiers and of the highest position, of whom he
may have been an accomplice, or dupe and
tool. 1t is better, therefore, that the question
OF their actual guilt of forgery be left to the
consideration of a jury. before whom adj
di,ional and perhaps more decisive evidence
may DC brought
The amount of Philips bail, 5000, is left
u unchanged.
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NEW YORK.
4 Young Man Loses his Eycsight by
EptyootiC Powder,

ELMIRh. November II. 4 lad named
Fred Palmer. son of the manager of the
Western Union office, has lost an eye from
epizootc poisoning. The other eye is en-
dangcred, He wiped his face with hand
kerchicf he had used to clear spittle his horse
had coughcd on his coat sleeve.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-15

We learn that an effort is being made for the
pardon OF Charles b. Gilman Of Waterville,
now serving ont sentence of three years in
the State Prison. Many petitions, numerous
ly signed, are to be presented to the Governor
and Council, which would seem to indicate
strong feeling in favor of Gilman's release
from custody. One petition contains the
names of about five hundred persons in
Waterville, Augusta, and other places; one
signed by many of the lawyers in the county,
and another signed by nearly, if not all, the
jurors who brought in the verdict.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-15

flanagan announces that his evening
dancing school for ladies and gentlemen will
commence Wednesday evening, also that
there will be another of his popular assem-
bes on Tuesday evening.
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We are sorry to learn that the Newport
Times, one of the brightest of our Maine
exchanges, has suspended publication. Broth
er Robbins did not receive the support which
the enterprise demanded.
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Aanicipal Court.
The skunk skin case again came before his
Honor. Charles Sawtelle of Sidney who, II
vas alleged, dishonesty came into po sses-
Won Of the skins of the defunct skunks' was
seischarged. No case was found against
him.
James Freeman assaulted Robert HUI, ana
" put on probation for his little diversion.
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The two editors of the Standard seem to be
at variance. In the last issue occurs this
Garfield He is President and no one need
be ashamed to recognize him as such" In
the very next column, Tom Murphy says
anent Garfield: "The republicans of Portland
Monday night celebrated the election of
proven perjurer and bribe-taker to the Pres
idency of the United States over brave
soldier, wise statesman and pure man."
Here is house divided against itself. What
the country is really waiting for is for Tom
Murphy to recognize that New York is
solidly republican, and then we will go to
work making preparations for the inaugural
ceremonies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-15

The Peruvian Syrup has cured 'n n"h;,;,r
who we're suffering from DysPePsa, Eomaif
Comn,.;nts &c. Pamphlets free to any au-
S.nsI Seth w. Fowle & Sons, Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-15

Mr.. Greenlief Shaw, night Waterman far
the Kennebec Fibre Co., Benton Falls. fell
through an opening in the floor, last FRIDAY
,;0bt. and broke two of his ribs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-15

Charley DOndaro, our peanut merchant.
had 1870 bags of peanuts come on the boat
Saturday. Each bag contains about four
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-15

.ue who besitates is lost" Kind FRIEND
,,., me ner WON hacking cough is dragging you
e, ,a consumption. and the grave Do no, l0n n,
ger delay, procure Adams0as % B@t Samsb a.
once. it is an unfailing remedy Tor SoS as
Colds. and Lu ng Disease. Tn~~s~"
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Have Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry az
AZ hand. 1t cures Coughs, Colds,
bronchitis. whooping Cough, Group, In,
auenza. Consumption. and all Throat ana ana
ling Complaints. so cents and 81 DOT
tlo
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Gardiner Local News.

Is nne crayon portrait Of Judge
,1anior'h resting on an easel in the bookstore
VI blanchard Reed. and is attracting con-
SIDERABLE attention and much favorable COM
iiient. 1t was executed by Mr.. A. E. Moore.
our talented artist. The work is in every
respect perfect likeness of the judge, and
Moore. 'AS SILL oi NJ
The firm of Lombard & Baker. who have
Deen carrying on BARRIERS shop over ]. f.
DAVIS hat store, have dissolved nar,nersbin
MI. Lombard will continue the business in
the Old stand. Mr.. Baker will open a new
shop in the vacant room over Messrs. Kane
& Stuber's cigar store.
The city has been making some mueb
needed repairs on the brick sidewalk on
ater street. At Rogers corner more thsn
rod was torn up and laid over again. This
was hecessitated by the rain which caustd
,iie Dicks to settle, making rather bad hol-
lows in the walk.
Dr- Pecks lecture at the Methodist church
was well attended, and is spoken of as highly
entertaining and instructive.
John Murray's combination, the Constable
HOOK company. is announced to give an en-
tertalhinent at johnson Hall. Monday even
ing, Nov. 22nd.
rrotracted meetings are being held at the
church OF Christ's Disciples, on Winter
street They are conducted hy Rev. A.
Martin, and considerable religious zeal is
manifested
foiitical excitement has apparently almost
subsidized. The result is so sure that the
democrats have pulled in their horns" and
lett the republicans in possession of the field.
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II. RICHARDSON, Sac and FOX agency .n,
dian Territory, says :-Ihe oh,s u"i
Pad has restored me to health anu l S" O.,
be glad to recommend 1t to any one-'e'
11r
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Spaulding's volume LXXI. of the Maine
Reports will soon be issued from the press
If Hon. Charles E. Nash, Hallowell.
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PERSONAL.

If the young lady from Iallowell. who occupied
the left Of the stage "Meonian Hail."
Augustus, last Monday evening, aud who wore red
worstcd booG head dress, will address the under.
signed. " no was with the Loyal League Of Baugor.
and who SAT in the gallery nearly over where the
young lady sat she wi i'll confer favor and the
respondencc which may ensue may BE- 10 her adyan
tagc.
"EoRoaBEGA," Of the Maine Farmers Almanac.
Bangor, Nov. i2th, 1850. nov13f3t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-15

we clip the following from the Troy, n. Y.
Times:
Letters pour in daily, sometimes by doz-
ems, scores and hundreds, to Dr. David Ken
nedy of Rondout, n Y, in grateful acknowl.
edgement OF the great benefits received from
his ''Favorite Remedy" These are all read
with care and interest by him, as they fire.
quently illustrate the power of the medicine
IN some new, and, perhaps, hitherto INFESTED
phase OF operation. But it is when a suffer
er comes miles to tell the story of his deliv-
GRANGE in person, to grasp the doctor by the
hand and greet him as true and valued
friend, that the interest in his case deepens
and multiplies."
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The Executive Council holds session in
this city to-day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-15

Kennebec Lodge, +. and A. NJ. now have
in their new block on Water street, Hal
lowell, one of the finest and most elaborate
ly furnished suites of rooms in New England.
They are fitted up without regard to cost.
The floors of the lodge room and of the ante
room are covered with rich. warm carpet,
in which are ingeniously woven in red and
black the mystic insignia of the order. The
effect is striking and beautiful, The furni-
ture is of black walnut, upholstered with
crimson plush, and is from the mandatory
of George o. Whipple of Hallowell. The
Masters throne has back seven and one
half feet in height. Sofas run around the
room. In the centre is an altar of black
walnut. Overhead is the banquet hall,
large room where the brethren of the mystic
tie masticate the savory oyster and imbibe
of the aromatic coffee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-15

Dr. Croker announces that he NAV be
found nights at Hotel North
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-15

Tickle in appetite, irresoldte IN mind' anu
s,h;sct 10 melancholy, try Malt Bitters.
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Notice

Al Persons indebted TO, or having demands against
the Estafc of the late George W. Jones, viii
please call and settle NJ once, NJ the Auction
Rooms. Mrs. GEORGE w. JONES.
L. q. Box. 40. by j. W. JOKES.
nov l2'cod2w.
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Does advertising pay? Mr.. Geo. o. Whip
pie, the Hallowell furniture manufacturer,
believes in liberal expenditure of printers
ink, and as a consequence trade was never so
brisk at his store as to-day. He receiving
orders from all over the State. Saturday we
we're in Hallowell, and dropped into his es-
Enlistment on Water street. Here we found
three floors and an attic literally crowded
with house furnishing goods. 1t doesn't take
a very long purse to made paradise of home,
nowadays. Workmen have attained such
remarkable proficiency in the manufacture OF
furniture that it is pleasure to look upon
the products of their skill. There were par
lor sets and chamber sets in all the latest
styles. Mr.. Whipple has factory in Gar
diner which is exclusively employed in turn
ing out chamber and parlor sets for him. lie
has just secured the services of Boston up
holsterer, who is giving great satisfaction. AT
the Hallowell store may be found as complete
q line Of furniture coverings as there Is IN
the State. Among the novelties to be found
in this complete establishment is carpet en-
hibitor, in which by means of mirrors one
can get glimpse of how room VIII LOOK
when carpeted. You select your pattern, anu
then Mr.. Whpple orders direct from the fac
tory. Holiday goods are arriving all the
time. 1t will pay all who have new furni-
ture to purchase to examine the extensive as
sortment which may be found at this shop.
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Dtf1.

In Bangor, Nov, 1lth Mary l.. Lord, aged % years.
10 months and days.
In Warren, Nov. 9TH Israel J. Perry aged IS years
and months.
In Pennington, Nov 10th, John III. Allen, aged ~
years and months.
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Because PARTRIDGE BROS. have had long ex-
perience and keep the BEST selected and largest
stock rt from frs, hands in large lots, at bot
tom rates and the public know they sel at reasona-
Bile prices that persons buying medicines there run
no risk of being cheated and poisoned with cheap
drugs dispensed BY unskilled hands.
leodff
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Personals.

Personals.
Senator Blaine arrived home Saturday
from his Southern trip.
Hon. Eugene Hale and wife of Ellsworth
and Hon. VIM f. Chandler and wife OF Con-
cord, N. H., are in town, the guests of Hon.
James G. Blaine.
Col. Darius Alden is in very critical con-
dition at his residence on State street. HIS
two sons have been telegraphed for.
Policeman Carter and wife leave for Boston
this morning, where Mrs. Carter is to take
'one Of the Cunarders for England. She mas
been in this country 90 years, and is natural
y anxious to revisit her kin beyond the sea.
V.R. Conner, Esq, of Fairfield, brother
Of ex-Gov. Connor, who has been danger
ously sick with typhoid fever since Sept 10Th,
recovering slowly. The Ex-Governor was
his bedside the most of the time during ms
sickness.
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Local ami State Nrms.

Monday, November Is, 1880.