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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-02-18
state News.
ANpROSCOGGIN.


Mr. and Mrs j. ID. Pulsifer, of Auburn,
gaze a reception to the Androscoggin Bar
last week. There were present large num-
Der of professional gentle nen with ladies.
Campbell & Watson, dry and fancy goods,
Lewiston. are reported failed and in insol-
vency. Considerable of the Indebtedness Is
said to be to Boston parties, who had previ-
Osslv considered the concern to be doing
most prosperous business.
The sporting men Of Lewiston and Au-
burn, have raised the sum Of sl20, and have
ordered four cages of quails, which will be
released in that county. IL Is probable that
in three wears quails will. he abundant in
Maine.
The first number of weekly French
newspaper will be issued in Lewiston in
about two weeks. The paper will be called
"Lc Messenger.
CUMBERLAND.
Miss Mary r. Farnlam and Miss Ella A.
Perley of Bridgton. sailed for Cape Colony,
South Africa Thursday, where Miss Farnham
is to become principal Of the Intermediate
department of the Blemhof school.
Ear acbc''has been the prevailing disease in
Dcering the past week. Whole families were
afflicted with it., and some persons were made
slightly deaf in consequence.
Mrs. Lorenzo Adams Of Deer Island
on Thursday last accidentally shot her young
est child with a revolver which she was
handling. The bullet struck at the corner Of
the right eye and has not been found. The
babe will probably recover.
One day last week George Stinson 4 Co.,
Of Portland received 1858 ordinary and 6l3
registered letters, and s3,99s.40 worth of
money orders.
Boothbay is undergoing revival Of relig-
ion.
PESoBscoT.
Edward A. Richards has been appointed
postmaster for East Bangor.
Alva G. Littlefield, eighteen years old, son
Of Mr.. Gilman Littlefield, of Hermon recent
" sawed one cord Of hard wood, making one
cut, in just fifty minutes.
That Cold OF Wear: may run isto oosss.ViIon
| Syrup.
thoroughly cured BY Dr.. A. ). f1ass's Cough and
Lung syrup
| Sherman & Co., Marshall, Mich, want an
agent in this county at once, At . salary Of
800 per month and expenses paid. For full
| particulars address az above. nov15f&w1y
DR.. Cutters Shoulder braces correct ne habit q
STOPPING. Parsons. Bangs Co.. Wholesale Ling.
| gists, Portland. General Agents.
Dr.. C W. BIZ, sex's C.LxKr and CmAncAns
PILLS are prepared expressly to cure Sick Heodnede
Nervous nesdsche, Dyspsptic Headsehes Nsu!alxa
and Nervousness, and will cure any ceee. Prs q
cents, postage free. Parsons. BsuGs Co.. Portland
| General Agents..
| lungs esnnot - made bat eaa - seved b
| the use Of Dr.. A. J. Flaggs Cough and Lang syn
| taken in time.
That Hectic Flush Donoeeo Dan9oes n
lieve yourself by using snA ct oaee, to-, d. \ J
Flags Cough and Lang syrup.
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Lunes eannet - made bat en- - seved ~
the use Of Dr.. A. }. Flagg's Cough asd Lang Syu
taken in time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-02-18

Awarded Firsf Premium At Maine State Fair 1870
Any kinds q Dress Goods. in the pieces, made
into garmenfs. Ribbons, PRINCES, Sacks, velvets.
slippers, Kids, Feathers, etc., dyed or
cleanssd, and finished equal TO new.
Also Gents garments dyed, cleansed, repaired
and pressed ready to wear. Carpets and I-ace Cur.
tans cleansed. Velvet trimmings Of seighs dyed and
restored to their primitive color without ripping.
Goods received and returned promptly by express.
Send for circular price list. Prices reduced Orders
solicited BY mail, express or in any Agency. Beds
called and delivered il desired.
l.. NJ. -GROSvESOR, Miliiner. Agent Halloweli
c. c. CHANDLER, Dry Goods. Agent. Winthrop
may2efeoi&wtt
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This lodge is in a prosperous condition and
all its officers are willing to work for the good
of the order. Much good has been accomp-
| lished by this lodge.
Riverside, Feb. l6 1ssO.
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STATE AGENCY

For the Ner England Grape ard Lace RefnishirgCo
Old Grape Laces. Hesnani and GRENADINES. howcves
ssilsd ocfsaed. rea.isAed. warranted eqsAi 70 ~
View Cs1pe greatly improved.
\. B. Waite L4cfs kaadsosely eieansed II lowest
pRiceA
STEAM FEATHER BED BeN0vArlNc
Feather Beds, Pillows and csried hair cleansed BY
steam. The only wsy that moths and worms can be
destroyed. II is absolutely unsafe 70 beds and
pillows after sickness or death until they have been
thoroughly renovated by steam At the
asa y I'm ! hag 9gae hslilas s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-02-18

That Cold OF Years may run into consamTfion
II you don't take Dr. A. }. Fiagg's Cough and Lung
Syrup.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-02-18
California Mining STOCKS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. II.
The following the closing ofciai prices Of min
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-02-18

Great 10y over the fact that yssr coagh car b
thoroughly cured by DR.. A. J. Flagg's Cough and
Lung syrup.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-02-18

Dr.C W. BE,s oNrs CELERY and CnAn0NlLk
PILLS are prepared expressly TO cure SICK Aeodnees
Nervous Headache, Dyspepfie Headsches keusnlgte
and Nervousness, and will cure any caee. Prs =
CENTS postage free. Parsons Bangs Co., Portland
General Agents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-02-18

WanGeos
Sherman & Co., Marshall, Mich, want m
agent in this county at once, at salary Of
800 per month and expenses paid. For full
particulars address as above. nov15f&w1y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-02-18

DR.. Cutters Shoulder Braces oosreet ne HABIT q
STOPPING. Parsons. Bangs & Co., Wholesale Drug.
xists, Portland, General Agents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-02-18

Edward A. Richards has been appointed
postmaster for East Bangor.
Alva G. Littlcfeld, eighteen years old, son
Of Mr.. Gilman Littlefeld, of Hermon, recent
~ sawed one cord Of hard wood, making one
cut, in just fifty minutes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-02-18
OHicers OF Augusta Reform Club.

The following officers of Riverside Lodge
of Good Templars, were installed by the
n.nuty q D,n,l,ll last SoturJar oran;no.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-02-18
FOR SALE CHEAP!

4 GOOD MATCHMAKER AND ENGEAvER.
"A A first class can learn Of n chance BY adj
J. II. HUTCHINSON, PORTSMOUTH,
II, feb1itlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-02-18

their souls in patience few days an" u'e!
ri 9 - h,,v thev and their associates over
rode law and Justice and tran'pie" '"e"
d,r fnn, and that the most infamous plot 1ha'
WAS eyer concoctcd among free people was
NJ las, and is now being exposed ov ihve>u-
r,,;on And they will be glad then to leave
;nvcs,iuation alone. The people OF TINS state
and country arc not to he deinded ny TINS cry
ot voices set up here every DAY as |" houh-
y, L., w,s before this legislature. The
.,,S.r investigation will go on and its results
MI, ha disclosed speedily. And these gentle
man then will find that something else is to be
,horyht of But In the mean time they want
tbeir little tiav. and want to break the force
Of the revelation that hangs overt them. And
the reason made nv motion to indefinitely
postpone is that l know that majority Of
the members of both parties here are tired Of
this subject. and that these men will have an
opportunity next Friday, when this investiga-
ton comes on, to appear and there make their
case, if they have got one.
Mr.. PLAIsrEp of Lincoln: l hope the or
der will not be indefinitely postponed. The
strongest point and only point have been
able to discover against investigating THESE
cases. is that they are not within the Jurisdic
ton of the House, because the men are not
members. That is the position taken ny
the gentleman from Portland, (Mr. STRour.l
Mr. HALE said that they are not now mem
beers, and never were members.
Mr.. PLAIsrEp-It is all the same. Itmakes
no difference. Granting for the sake OF ar
gument that the gentleman from Ellsworth,
is correct They were regarded as
members. And if they were approach
ed at all with an intention of bri-
berry they were approached as memberf.
Mr.. HALE-Regarded by whom - mem-
bers?
Mr.. PLAisrEp-By the people Of the Stase
, 1880-01-13


CM1cAnO, Jnr. l1.-4as n genrrnt proposition,
It nny be written 'lt'wu that nu casses In NIL tho
departments 0f lAhor Mrt En given To uunrrcling
with cap!tnl. dGl.'lncfng whit they term lts ex-
torttons, ann rrs'unting the burdens which they
insist It wrongl,Illy llys On tho shoulders of
labr, Hs trndc nnf labor unions And 1t nuy DO
stuffed urqual!fl.s!y TINT Just III proportion n
the lnl"'r that comI1oses tho trTfe or union Is
less skilled, It's members nrc rCadcr III tletln
chiffon mud 1nore intolcrnnt of opposition.
1t.is lniter c!Ar.lctcristsu among unions
Of unsEile' la,nr = nowhero more
workman VII" tlccl!nea ~ unto with their
organization. While their xrcnkrrs and papers
never TRY e nt deisnunctnx the employer ~ tho
tD stand IN their rights AZ men and to act nte-
pgnllently, yet 10 sou't Hs ono GngatH9l ~ their
ci,t"s.s 10 lc outside II L.r Unnn he is tstf set
X s",,t T. =; dsath: +, Was, more st?'sna sonsn!:
Xiii yet ths coniItion ii Things !.as hecn
s,s tna r. Il this sly 'y aftHr aay
or.lcnri7 Dill they meet them in the night time
n an xf 4"s tes ,sss nE @ b nss tssy
secretty notify tllcnl thni II they were ut thoir
places II. the h9usee III the lnurntas ready for
.nrk they would s,i!cr for It! Did they try to
nlgrm thnlr fr,nrs fur the Fascty nf tho lnbo!cr.
Rlt! exercise every act or secret and open ter
| E1tr!l1h III this power tr inttmhaaio thcmf II
employer TIM very heavens would fnl at
the tndiRMnt!on .of the Ml,oror Mt tho outrngc
those questions exnctly irscrhe tho onnfluet Of
l'nn mon In their treatment Of thrir fellow
wnrlnlcn every tlay since u nun proposed to
work outside Of the f}nton Until the humanity
ef tho lAlK.rrr for his tenw ,4stinles II differ
cnt clsst, let him not lm so confirm
s'S rs ersy to arfSs" tcf4srs hs sp"yeps s;'ep
rs this tho employment nf mnGhtncry wss
driven by tnnrs-unnns out nf H!rtninghnm,
,nn,,lHl labor, Nnl for ko rt'ne0lis the earliest
mnn,lfnctorlrs 1f steel wGht fE.1n Sheffield to
Manchester. II Is rnsslhlo by like 1nca'is tn dc"
rriyU ChtcRHn or dHu Of her xrcntcs Industries:
AMI II rcna!nx with tho authorities md tho
Puekcrs 10 ukc the pro!npt and effective 1.c'hNs
secure nike the r1Khtsof tho employer and tic
| Independence Of the lnllnrcr. S.
, 1880-01-13

thnt tht. Frcct'incn's Aid StNtety hui nsAlsta4l
afltl that there WIS Hbout tho same nuinber whn

thnt thr Frcc,'u,cn's Aid Society had nsHlstcl,
alltl that there WINS nhout thu same nu'nher wh"
needed nsss,nnce yet.
not only for tho 1lU who needed irnsilcdn'o As-
sl.ta'1nr, hut for tho others WIN G'lt,t'
',,hs w; ntse e eS fa' n ~ ro m
~ ta wi'rk ut onee, with committees nominated,
rcaty 70 cu1ntll:1ico nl'eratiaIs:,
whether they should .stnp with the refugees III
KnNsns. ar should follow tho in4tser up and re-
l!evo nll The SolSr,d refugees who needed help
Ing. There shn,ttl he u Frnylsillnnt Cnnlluitttc
l.ilI nut beforu tho public meeting should be
ijr. auvngc thought the refugees should he as
be aproln;e1 t. Eathcr Information md consider
the necessities OF the coIored penrlo
EMlGNATING Fi.tA TIE SOUTH,
Mrs. Titus eald nhn hlli been In kansas and
TsfuReca. shs left tfers .bo,it tho tnIde q
shelter tho INST Of nnyihing NJ present, al.
though they cninG fraul the south ii, rngs AtNs
net"l sl.tna !tan1lIately; ~ e, sta H. thero
tho rofu9ecs. Its ,ncrnbcra wcrn working
tho iIo,'. Sir. jatmorc. The barracks wero
Mr liust rea,l letter from tho o'1'cora Of this
Min. Titus was asked BIZ tho Rgr, Mr.. Gilbert
whether thu people tnld hor what they emgratea
She replied TINT they ljd, AMI, they all toll hcr
ss s,o TsY sft % Ihs siXb e9iX e9 at
they. would nther frcezo and starvG
II liz fsis t Il s'na to e. s 4fsass sss . s
many pcrsolu statements. which she now hnd
In h0r possession. of rtsple who hntl had rela-
titGa Ai1d frietks tkC1, from their beds nj night
to tho wostls aud there hung and their bodies
on motion tho Committee WIS increased to
thlrvcilt and they wero elected aA f9il0Ws: Gen.
J. L. IseycrIhgo, ChalrIn4n; 7. n. Nnst, Jatnts
RowSl T. ? 6nn KqwlSr f. G 3 NG!s Eax Ayssy
% lear5ty L,'w, i IT, Cartor, IT, Z. Letter, FfankIin
Mucvengh, anil j. V. Fnrwell.
II wi,H dreitl'd that live members Of tho Pro-
visinnal COMMITTEES should constitute quorum,
Anl the Committee IL u, elect IT, own Treasurer.
Mr.. c. D. Nelson suggested that they open q
subscription list anil nuke COLLECTIONS then Rt,t
there, ind no authorized tho Secretary to put
hin n'ttnWfs for TO III Il starter.
Mr.. Kl1st sHit ho would do his fcst to Rrt 0d
r.lontl nf lunller BY this evening.
/ Tho subscription llsi hlvinE been opened ~
the sts;rotnry; Mr. g; y. NelHvn sulMsripei ~ SS,:
| c,eh Dr. w. C. willing, tho Iuy. Simeon Gl-
lsert, cAsfr," tho Rev, j. II. Caldwell, ind Nr.
| G. y. F. snytsgo q enGh:
| The pllstnra ut the city shsul fU nskrtl 10 lny
| thr l,lntter hefure thrlr Congregations.
The Provisional tnmtnitteu wls instructed tn
meet ut the tsnnd l'actflu Hotel nj 2. H. tt'-
tons Of e!.'thIng thnt they tnAy SEQ 1T To Kiye e
linr,ltiu N, ltst, Crnt1tl Warehouse, cOr1icr nf
1tsh mud kinxIo streets, or IL AtthCr Cnntrtlu
tons IN thu vcstr!es Ut their churches, or In my
WHY they please.
Tho meeting adjourned to the call Of tho com-
ln1ktC1.
, 1880-01-13
TIE DAIRY. q.

Program Of the Fourteenth Annual
Meeting Of the Nortl,wcstern Nniry-
mems Association to He Held at
Harvard, Ill.
Special Disslteh to The Chieaeo TY!btns,
EL01N, ILL.,, Jan. 12.-Tho Hecrotnry nf tho
Northwestern. Dalryinct,'s Association hHs to-
tlay Issued tho proHra1p Of tho forthcoming an
n,aI convention which will hc held Mt 1larvastl.
Mcffcnry County, ILL.,, on Fob. 10, II, aud II.
On Ti,cstlay, Feb. 10, ut p. H.. Judge Aver, of
Harvard, will deliver the address OF welcome,
the reaponso being by GcorGo II. Gooch. Of Chi
eago; ". y. Iinarti, nf Fort Atkinson. Wis., tho
annual ntdrcrs. After tho appointment ct cniri-
mltteGs, ceHays WILL bo road by G. Il. lieaeh apl
q. u. Gibbs. Of Whitewater, Wis,
0n "Wednesday tho subject Df "Pr1tntIenl hut
l'c s';. 1ss;'ssr b. I'LL Wuzsr
Itii!t stown5t, Annt1t'Ba !a., ani othurs. ~ Tho
~ Thein' VIII receive Mttcntiun frt1m Iat1lul
l,o!es. . nayls Junction. H.: tho HIM. lIlrnHl
ItSsK @ falls, II. i sRlth; ISh?1yEan, VII, VIII
koA.Iuin, Xlannq,iIn, lli.s ii: j.. bheriiat;. Il.
Aiontlcelo H.. VIII toll How to nnko sweep
stakcs ltitter" ltohcrt MvAduln, Aome, N. T.,
Tlles.iay oyeptug will DO occupied With n ban.
SSi 81 i Th"fsay '; walter Carr, If Now York City,
viii gsa ". G*kny. and there will bs discussion,
i3,ni n G. =. i3n Kir'Ss E!s;v, r.; p q; chseyeF.
stock, Ill; H. Ii. btcOlIiuy, EGin Ill; tic Iiot,,
Hiram, eniIth. Ct'l, II. ii. Lttlur, Of Davenport,
lM. VIII tpad MT ctHly,
Inventors of and dcnlcrs In atry utensils nro
VIII In appointed to cxunaino and report upon
tho eutl,e, =
, 1880-01-13
TILE COLORED EXODUS,

smhershG negroes LII 1sa1racks NJ TO-
peltns hns'-HAoseiheht 1of Hllcar tte'
: Itef.
4 luruc]y.attondct, meeting wos hold tn Par
t.s nsnn, t,.a,,,a ifoto, s,stn-,.,. ,,f,"rnn.,,
HT o'M aae'"e .Ia yea.as IT, sn
the rclIrt Ut tho refugee freedmen in Topeka,
Ens rhers, worn 1,r,sort I, nttrntrr nf prt,Ini.
.'.,.s. ,o,, ,,asst, r., ,ho ro,ror, In.
ns'L 6e'.sto"ot' ,''o ~. wv ~ ' ~ r"'u, " s,t, ~
Mr.. Fl. N. Ilust, tho lt1v. 9. 4. F. Suyngr,
n. H.. tho Roy. Simeon (,Ill,prt, tho Nvy,
=. -.,, 80, ~ W. ~. ~ H. r,o.,'" S,,,.,t. ~.
Arthur Atao' n'o atcs' mulhv Ie'ss"t, NAf'
!oa i,a. ~ sf =, ~ ,Ms,., - :si"rucv &
tN.:socntion' IL. Nrthur E;i,snria- Mrs iinnnsmk
~ thn Wcst DfyiHion. bir. John 4. Owen. and
o'TS.s HIT mec,np WINS ca,,c,1 IN or,cr by Mr. HIN.
nh ,n risstv e sttn ~" os,i".t - H. tnsct
. a. II v,na r;uinc.1 IN The f:irr,nr whrh Ind
s i,, rs nrntGG o,id sirotilntci thna,rhot tto ctty
IN inniio1,, ex- GOV. j. l.. Hevcri'lso was called
mp ip,ut,p ~ R,mrs,tmrv nw '"o 4'o' 0'e'''
T 1s,ue, rcnn communication which ho
,a; ~, ,,acotrnd frn1n Kens"s| stnfInr that there
o @ ~, oinrc.i rts,t,r.ss Il, r,1,sEs nj Tnnnkn
w6" WITT VIM, M Il, prSssIt,x ,,re Of sIIaie reliuf
.ctiw hn,s m,ini, nerd thcro via to giyc, liz
,huys,ht t" ~, 'Mnn Of I,iIcunn wcrG rcn)y 10
,,,,.'' = nm, NY cw hos; II, a., mbut il nnd f,ow
n1c in,s ! was isn sei, ] edcs lio w.,s. to knax
Setf 5 iSt A.! s th9Sxntt .'srp ,s ;.t sn"a
~ n ,,, hn hrrti watcnu iii. "Y.s,,is
,nnrm nltsrty wn.ild CxI,iuin litte further hv
,y,9, iv, ...rv w rI.,i ~''' - ''>''e ~
WIZ, Wr IT. n i;,,st snid he Understood thoro wuro
G.n mnes 1t ~ anSy tnint ~. .!;'.,a. tim Mss ~
stI l.. hr ~ th I'll n".,i. H. ttmf wcr,, II,
We'1 S,' % sk, " Gm I svk @ .,t thaa pcnty q
, 1880-01-13

tiakci @ IA xiss 2 i sIlssi .iox + .lsf%ase. Z tFo
nH.uted tho rnt,.r1,cd prtsiRnl, thorc would have
% "s il sas tho crtici4s "r tyrnnncnl ',a' tnpitai
!ackcd, much t'f tholr. oI1:ttin" sunrplshncss.
Evc,, this. I. !. expected. will wear "il fn day
uf tho situation, Will nwntf tlo turning up Of
e., a3,mcth!ns tn q" w'th pntlensc and r:*ix1,atton
isifaTe + se'sss''''y strtc;' 10 rot !" - ,s'ss s
enhcuvor Q suee"td NJ 70 i lack Of na!llty
The general tst,n!"n r.. fhat the n,,cec.s Ut The
t's tep fr ~ /" asack W ' # tht si saase M ensaan t.
stMrInH mud nml'!tsu,s eu,lls cntnlnnnEy known
ns tl,e "lIfx >'ca.i." Having secured r a!-e Of
Rnt stronger tI uIr', The rn.l+of iholr co,,-
.tlt,iclta, pr1,tt'iFt ths;n no etl OF rcft,r,I!s.
x whi ;f y hS 'S 1 H. f n
t!or Of tue eight t-honr r,c, and the stnppu9o tf
u! SAy S,'rk wera tho r,stnen; nfoTtS, r.,
@ !sstc' rs IS thc ar,t 2 be f@,F'ls for
s s sRcr xs ~a th Th's ss sry S T" Il pss5. n
1sItri"nn II tcr M cis',s ;~, t they chssc ~
fs fSs h o II fs tsa Sy 1n"t
inrs were fully discussed iy ne cx-rriksrs yes
ferhay, mud, thu.gh the ki1a.lttst fesllnES ars
If ablty, for which they ire i,ot deemed ;pe-
ciay hlano ishy nj rs,cni,s i,npro',nblc that:
II II tn"ir ' aSa a s' ssesans}lp. @ thcy viii iii S S
thr rc,nnsnt ri. the Union atfll Existing, and n
Tic ,ccent ttlvtco Il, cors'ynors to send for.
wnrr their hogs hna not vt hld tline to e. eject
nnx rsnls esisry sfes w"r II "a % %wch ns we're ere
tls1r'stat nf ns follows: Fowler. ltrfH., hss: Ar
n,n,r 4 c.. l.1:o; t'hsaE" ,s ,rnskins con'prny, w,
, 1880-01-13

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slnf1, after thGlr nnTgoes Nrn n'', n ,snor,,ct. H
fl1cn Wnere thclr 'fc'sne )" t'' Nv N''~"'o"'
III" = t3.soirtI 'ihnt 1ln,,,tolph Washington, Mnli.
ann. md siron streets bo declared open tn tho
""'It ,ifs,rsI % rhot ,he Illinois Central tsailr,nd
for,nn,,v b, iMnIflc.i Il, rrcpnr0 pans Tor v!a-
's!s ysr il: l,,:Hf sn t, , ee ssn i.n Tia tio
ss1rfs sn1nis'siSsr1,1 af,rcsat;1. 1.''''''p''' '
'oo "n e'fco's .n.,sns,,s n.'.l ,as" -, ' ,,v,s,r
Tho Committed n on s,roct, qna Alley. Of thc
Enrth ntsfEio'i through AZ. Mc!cf 1, .n
N inyor q snentnY p,,ft;no ,,r,ut ~ H. t.h
md Frnnktln streets IL fno ui!ei.It -! ..!H III
Go NorthWesttr ItHilr a i, M 'gw ,s* ni H.
npEntoi That tho srents !nc,!tlo,iad wGro p Or no
tr du,nagn n,iy part f tho business i,cr:stf % "
TINT lMt,ly fhn sttcets r.1,, s.,
tho piss.'9o of tto ot.iaa,nee;, .,, ,uo,o, :,
Aki.. Turner 1nmpcd to hH fcct ana no'cd 10
"csG5 'ms rcptrt. , T.. ,nsto I, ,,,o xnrctl or,1nr
fnrhMlf. t .,S,st ciocf M"t,slay evening next.
taI,,n MI'' Iaf1'cf "Sco u '' 'no '''o'''' VI '"'
TIC motion yns Inst by n ynte Of yeas to, nays
Fscyav. F pmrts.il pTnil Thr,s'o, swft, Eycrstt, anf
% XII: kt kwist 'aovsd i .aake ; the s;ep%c5t p%,ns The
S Ai Mc;:"rin;ck i M rtatc., that 1t wns matter nf
;hi,r tirts H. un. nuu nv r t,uthrr M ssxn s rose
aIii, If fhr,. iguliI vet fp.rintaAntt, they prn-
lsorc! to tnilId .tcpot "a tho property which 4
takSow n s,.,.' e @ 4 possiSic whether thay could
'nsi edncK ee2dsty repr p' tbat s Se on ey gave
II T6u chair Unmarked M t % tnt thc nrnnnce pro-
yf1nd f,,r TINT. rtn,rtnE,s one Of tho conditions
, 1880-01-13
COLD WEATHER At THE SOUTH.

NASHVILLE, TeHb,t jul. EA-Th1 HIST ttJu
snap which occurred since chrlAtuHs eau,o stlA,n
tho BtA.th to-day, 1t bus beesl 30 warm the past
fifteen days that strawberries hloa'uol al,d trccs
of all descriptions boyan To bud. It 10 fcareA
tue fruit prospect III tho sprinY, With tho Gxcrp.
ton Ut that rulk,d OH tho mountains, which
rarely eyUr fAlla,
, 1880-01-13

i rn.n ,sbini, r. m,,tii IN 357Ej wNt r1,.
fsIrs1 f,;; to the Committee on ''''fo'fs anu
pT!aggs; TCa,, Inn Eth t,e faun1,,ae ,ta,r and
lu ts.'t K tt c'K e a'e;gMEEasnHs; nr yt,r rn
n 1rry T. sh1 ,,, .Ss y. n " IN s nm",.mt uf
msey pety ,''xI's Sx"% l ,a,lnF Tho yer s@ ior te
lsoye hy The yag* sEinT snt '1cs tr wSc en-
sotIt expehasts e e u i2r n my tu rs F ihs n9 e
,asa ,oin ~ ~" tc t,r,.,,Mrr,,nrv si,rvpys tnu in
@ s,isr q ,!cis!ns %I%i ,iIs'SIaF 1 w',s s %ss''s,
trImtcti. % d. NM, nlso scs tl,n rxpc.,sn @ nf i,nk.
% IT, tl1e aftsr" @ r',rvcys @ aritr tc Ercs* ar tne
p tsis ,i &c WIFI ttS IT. r'r cIsy SI",'tE ,E ti0
sassa;: i!svos 70 to ys,S; is'S ; i5o ;: gy:
Pats on tnp o;s e f. ~ wt ho q S,,es nas Of o
SSnre9t for s ssFr ~ tha t
mates mat 10 10 Inn inado by srvcys md .so.l,li-
,nss Tits att9r ,s '''ucst1A'y s .yy,,i' me
~ nrotnet Tho nIty frt,m Cxrt,ltant and fr4IIs
INT lilly for rfFng 4 r g,, % y e5et ,5a pre-
vntnsy nsy nsu nce md ~ M"re. To oslrr w boimx
gxen Y epqs t for"'n, av tIs cne 1 ys n r
VIII @ ~ IT., c,,th ~ NV WHY'S xr VIZ hn Ssb.
1sstc s.sse. ,ssas ~ eniy H fyn9ssa . isst
the soP r w. IA taei LII y ~ ;nEi # !! t
nrf 9 nrtnn ihia % "h nm'i tl,,o coMt r,,rtur will
nn @ S nad tn bnyo tho % orap l. Sve Int cr
tno r1a ~ kn'o ~ rM 1t,,a,n ts H. ,,v
pIaeos md yot rot fitjiy p!tli for II. Tho prcs-
posed 4 est!nstns ,he Sity d51aiHF I a II ss; I;
eeSw eestion eestas, of %his = ety
into o,iice. hs h,vc tnRcn il H. foa,Ml il, md
, 1880-01-13

din,ic sti,k dnno nway with.
jiai, s"ru NJ of WIFI Il, tis c.ni wn,,jd prevent
lin Cjy 1e tIictEo at,'I yn,,r tloar si,nu'd take
'Fn question nf i1s.inE .n wncr ticr,. by sttin
md Cleansing im iivrr s n, nrw mn, i,nr Il 4
n, rasr" "c ~ E W., xm u ''s s Hr
"'i ,n.,eh ,r,, fnynrt,hls ] n nuw ii", "r.t"foro
'rmii tirru win Il sIirert,lcs, f eight fspt liz.
s;W u i irr ss" p as ns Tnef ;nc .!ar II S't a
i,u wtihtnvpr y,ii, snnh mike IT,. Tlc., tMtn
Ts* ~ e'yy Il ,a e.'f i1;' fr = lr',Es i,1 te e
hcm The Surface af ilc watrr il, the ea'lnl l!*t
Of te WY WIS NJ Iiigh n4 tinr r,rfnrc # i1.e
hSuh,,r' mn, m INV tItsnr Of tic wutrr produced
m sy,r;ow: @ .,i,w iht s,1 fcuHf thn w,,Gr III tho
san"l is fran csh, to isn fsst ':.:! l*,"w'" .,!.
TIE 'I"'r.n 4, ~" ~ ,s,n n"h .o,,,,, tort n,
# tE c Of # GhtsaS ,b',t a IL Il @ fn .E n
t!ar cal ly t rush 0f %ntrr 9',t t, # -, s1le Mes1
l!t1el; Ihc rucney " LIS .i HIT r t.ns M f,m,I,,f
,nSst,ry x' wyf p a Il so oFs ' @ t M csa
~ tat te wsst rns ;r,h ars ar1 'Ia,9 t9
eight miles rust towards tl,n f',n.itIl. IhG Gn,
Gluston hMvr rrntieM ~ i.'ih. ,trt ~. ,.iI ni,
nicit ni ~ ~ ii'i,h"n ,tivnr 1T
knwh s!,;on; Lon ,,s 1ass,a y ,hni fGSSr9 'Sis a
Viii aisn fr,;; stont srym - "i ,ti;tc M%tcr ,n n
the vna a !aa,S xr m st' 1m' ~ .' ~ r, ,o
ssw n'la aac''n ~, ,,,mr,rss ~ ~ III ihr nota
tier 1t !nf,nxlats hllu snun'G ~ t H.. aao F"'t"
wlerc u nW rfnH,i%GsM .i.ss y ~ t n,,1 ,',u, ,vhirh
snnci'a also !n 1,,t LII ~ ~. WIZ rsyf,,,in ith in
ses' seepms'' n G IL" is4re s%d II UGLY !ay ?'e
should u st th:rgf%9 ,rs ', sTsfSht { fh,hae t'at @ to
rc-rsn'Isl!tnc'lt hf lhH wnrks "ttM tIlG ieitst
fss!pse ;ieis; ~ , i,Mkn LIZ r,n,,,,t ",,'tw in,
, 1880-01-13

nfr County. Mas. wl,o canctl tn bo their uHcnt,
md nrkl.uw"!gc4l he hnta received 81 hrnd
frntn tho party. lie WIN very rnticHnt rtHnrtllng
night. i