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ALLEGED SHORTAGE,

BAN FRANCISCO. CAL, Aug. :ssa.-~TAa En-.
a,pI,scr OF this auormlng states that tho miss
lng County Clerk, Stewart has returned 10
The city, aud publishes an Interview with l!lp.
Stewart beass nltlrks Of travel ntu says ha
Inns been to Mexico; that lie lett to ayo!d !ha
iutrustons OF oftlutous friends ald unpleas-
mt political Influences, aud to dIse,nbaErass
himself from the unpleasant obligation, that
tue affairs Of his oice arc oil straight, aid
ills private luatturs have beon gTeAtl " n!lsrap.
resented. On The other land ularq Ia d deault
, 1881-08-23

" sPRlNorlkLp, H., Aug, M.-T4e written
examination Of appllcaAts Tor State teaelsra'
certificates will commence Tomorrow, and
continue four days, At Chicago, Dixon, Gales
burg, Springfield, Centsalta. and Dallsyllls.
These examinations will bs, conducted by
peraons selected BY: Superintendent SIaaQ
flminNl hy o cOmiatttep composed Of Jdhl.
aiid ii, Andrews, OF Ga!es6urg. .ThsFa era;
ilfty.slKht applicants for examination this
year, 4 larger HYM9es than IN any previous
, 1881-08-23

:. This possesslou OF tbs MANUSCRIPT phsIIshsd ii leAaa
poem which Mr. Whittier ever paoiIItbt panosII liz }olpe
ths Portland Mel 1ra.seraM 20 fsso sis poT,da
p,ets sssnsauon when he osse ns aay bla aa1io e.
repatrn4 q stone foncs w9ent y. 9Ss touraI y
paaainE tossed hm copy q tus .sas Id e.s
which many weeks bef1rc hs han unY mi tha r*sst
IL nd tas vesses II ,ho sop q az ~ hal b
stoed looking u 4 for 1ogE t,s tj,epssh ~ e. sis
oslloI him hack 70 Ills scnsss W ''S
k4ep ut work.
, 1881-08-23
NEW BRUNSWICK CROPS,

6r. JolIN, N. D., Aug, aa,-lt las rainel
continuously, Tue past four days. At least
one-thtrd Of ths hay crop ot Ksut County will
ba ruined. Wheat, oats and potatoes must
suffer, considerably from tle present deluge.
Neports fruln various pRrta Ut the cnulltry
represent the wheat crop Is very seriously
| damaged,
, 1881-08-23

DELAWARE, Ind., Aug, @.-While L. $.
Rosebcry and family were from homo their
sa,ylull! and residence burned to tile ground.
Everything In tho houss and MILL. together
with 100000 feet OF lumber, was destroyed,
Loss, $4,000; no Insurance.
, 1881-08-23
TRAIN ACCIDENT.

Rpsesal D4passh 10 Ths cheaeo 1rtbuns.
DUBUQUE, H., Aug. &.-trle alleged blow
lng.up of an ergtne on the Dubuque G
Southwestern Road Saturday ia contradlctel
by Il gentleman who WIS present. liz states
TINT tho nCci{leut WMs CAUSED by The trnfl
jumping the track; also that MI tho wounded
Nrc likely to recover,
, 1881-08-23

- KANSAS CITY. BuCKET-sH0PS.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. eA-Tho Board OF
Trade, Influenced by sayesal -bueketeshop
failures. declared an ordinance to-day which
bs urged upon The City Council tomorrow
ots thsa fof openng S ill., Sse baekeshops s @
, 1881-08-23
IIQnsE-rlIIEvEs.

Special Difnatch to IAs CHICAGO 74tbitne.
GALEsBurd, ILL.,, Aug. .s9.-l1orse-thfevcs
aro agaln at their WORK ip this county. Dur
ing the past week six valuable horses hnye
beci stolen In different sections of tho colli,.
ty, and neither the thfaves nor the horses
l,hye been heard FROM.
, 1881-08-23

A CHICAGO MAN DROWNED.
SAN FnASc1sco, Aug. &.-lamcs 4. Far.
we'll, Of Chtcago, was drowned yesterday by
tho ,ipaettiug OF a small yaullt In which l,o
tho bay, The rest at tho party clung to the
boat aud were rcatllod.
, 1881-08-23

DENVER, Colo, Aug. DAN Incident oc-
Cured to-day OIL tho Denver & Rio 0rantle
at tho bridge five miles cast OF here. Tho
engine and two ours were. thruwn from the
truck by coy, Tlo engineer a}d tirsayn re a,t
ular5 yUt.
, 1881-08-23

49, Special DIsputeh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
I1or S,',uSas, Ark, Aug. @.-Fiyo prls-
oners confined III the County Jntl liere
escapcd last evening by ovcrpowering tho
..Inller. Ono 9f tl!eln yas chargs.i ,Wlth
with assault with intent to Kill.
, 1881-08-23
IMPORTANT PATENT DECISION.


DEr1orr, Mcll., Aug. aa,:-JnstIcs x, Stanley
Matthews, OF the United States Supreme
Court, has decrectl' In favpr OF tho Detroit
Lubrleator Manufacturing Company against
the American Lubrlcator Company, also OF
Dstrott, for IN infringement OF their Visible
feed, All. Injunction las been 1saued. 1t ts'
use, which Will bU atfeotea by this tleclsl0n.
, 1881-08-23

DULUTH. Nltnn.. Aug. 22.-On Saturday
night ElnInndcr by the natne Of Francis
Lcmcnre WIS shot md probably fntAlly
wounded by nnothcr Fthlanler by tho tian,c
Of Allcliapl 1lnllolnail. The trouble orlgi-
mated III row oYtra game Of cards.
, 1881-08-23
ESCAPE OF 4 PRISONER.

5petEE DUtdEtH 10 7He CHEtu0o 1F@uHHkE
Ul.uANA, In,l., Aug. '.22.-A prisoner, Gil
route for Wabash, plnngcu uut Of Il wator-
CLOSET on Cincinnati, Wabash II Michigan
passenger train running ut the rate of forty
miles in honr.s lIe Euthcret himself to-
getllor md n,ado gUost Ills escape.
, 1881-08-23

IN REDnING, CAL.
BAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Aug. na.-~A fro III
Iedd!ng destroyed property valued Mt s75,.
COO.
, 1881-08-23

- ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
spsetat ptspateh to 1nt Chicago 1fteans.
. BATTLE GREER. Mich;, Aug, aa.:-Nowa
was received hers to-day Of the accidental
death by shooting Of. John berry, resident
OF this city, who was at Amonla, n. Z.
, 1881-08-23
QUARRY ACCIDENT.
Epftfat Dtspatsh to tn Chtk1ao TFthttaS.

DunllsnroN, Ia, Aug, :a.-Willlam
Geruke and 1na, named llnrbaoh wore it,
jured today by tia caylug In Of bank In Il
uuarry tn ylic|, they Wego employed.
Gpreke'a Injuries will provo fatal uarbach
, 1881-08-23
; A DESPERATE FIGHT.

UoT SpnlSas, Ark, Aug. GA bloody
street fight occurred l,cra to-day between
Gen. Billy Ryder, of st. Louis, and Il lnal,
named James O'1lrien. a bitter foud Inns o.
isteu between them for some time, anil to-
day O'Drien met Ryder and began to abuse
him. Ryder Is reported by, cyo-wiInesses III
having repeatedly attempted t0 get rid Ut
O'l3rtcn, Until finally the Inter strslck Ryder
Iii tho fnce. Ryder Mt once drew k'l!fc.
striking ut 0'l}ren, hitting lin III tho tlroat,
and barely missing the 3ugular vclla
Ryder then. retreatcd, hut WIS close
~ pursued by O'Brlen, who tlIen
closed iii combat, O'i5rlon vigorously
applying blows' to llydcr md tho latter
using his knife. No ono s'tLareA to. separate
thu men, IND tho contest grew. tltettcr.
O'Brte,,, Utmost cut to PIECES, at. Inst bcccanle
weak and tailit, while Hyaer. Mayllls nGeil
to stop. Ryder proceeded to the courtroom
and gave himself u),. O'BrieM ,was taken to
adispensary md Ills wounds dressgtl. Ills
recovery il considered very doubtful, as t.o
parts Of tic body. Tile ailair l,ns created
considerable excitement here. Rytlet's rep
utat'9n rs a MN 9f !lesperntoM M character Is
wsll known IL st Ius!is l'S 1iH, hrs l'%d MANY
lie will have I. hearing nB soon tiS the result
OF Q'Hrienfs wounds arc known. o'Drlen's
relatives lIya In Chicago, but lle has for some
years past resided in st. Louis.
ATTEMPT TO WRECK A TRAIN.
HANNIBAL. No., Aug. 2a.-The fourth ofn
series of d.abol[cal attempts to wreck pas
seMger trains OIL the Wabusli Railroad wts
,nnlc to-day. AS thu tratn fr0m tho East
due here ut 10 30 ii. III. was rounding sharp
curve OIL n heavy down grade half a mile
west OF Now Salem, ILL.,, Engineer Thomas
Ctarl discovered mal, trying 10 fasten a
heavy tie to tho rail-. As tho trasn approached
tho man lcnpctl down Il high c1nbanktnelit
and ran rapidly into the woods mar by. Tile
engineer applied the atr.brakes and stopped
4 few feet from the obstruction. Tho phssen-
gors seemed to know by Instinct wl,nt WIS the
| matter, and bhf0ra the trntn ngtlhlir ca1no
to n standstili cyory lnar! Ind laft the cars
mud WAS III pursuit OF tho Ilend., .flsu seArcl
was unsuccessful, however, nlttl tho dHstart[-
| ly wretch ts still At lArgc. T!le lIn.t Is sup.
posed to bu O former brakeman, named
| lnugiltn, who wus discharged, md Is now
| attempting to gavungH htlilself On tl,a Eonl-
pnnY. Three other efforts have been lllt.t!e
to throw tllo train from the track Within l0o
yards Of this spot, which IL peculiarly fAyor.
able for SUCH 1syll!sli purposes, as q aerallell
train would plunge down n'tWenty-tlvu-fnut
en,bnnk,Mclt Into n raylne, nnl Krant lo;
structt0n of property nnd loss IT ltto would
inevitably follow. Senrcll - SIT belnK llaRtle
for tho man, aud, II caught, he VIII naYes
appear III court.
, 1881-08-23

RICHM0ND'S WATER FAMINE.
RICHMOND, Va, Aug, M.-The worst
water taln!no ever known AeTe now prevails,
Workshops are closing, and even residents
are without water.
, 1881-08-23

v
Special Dtspatch to TAs uAteaqo 1ttouns.
BURLINGTON, Ia, Aug, a9,-rwo brothers
named Otto and Raymond Strodei, aged
and Ia years respectively, were drowned In
the river to-day Whlla l,atillng.
, 1881-08-23

aptetot Dtspateh to 1As CAteaao Tribune.
SnElurv1LIg. Ind, Aug. :2.-Last night
the lnrge barn on the farm0f the llelrs Of
Col. Pierce, near Waldr0l,, was accidentally
set tlre by two children, 1rl was entirely de-
stroyGl. Loss, 1900, with no Insurance.
, 1881-08-23

statement tint Stewart has como hack Mt the
request ut Ills ln,dsn,cr, md Tint they hau
beGt Obliged to pay Into tho TrImsury SUNG
81, ,O00 llnnccpunlcN for hy Stewart.
, 1881-08-23

RELEASED on nAIL.
Cupt. lowguto Inns beHn released OH bull.
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among very different traditions OF thought
and belief bv the unfeigned goodness which
they recognized in Mrs. Lewes's look and
speech. and sometimes illumining with some
fair young face q salon whose grave talk
needed the grace which they could bestow.
And there was sure to be a considerable sd-
mixture of men not as yet famous-probahly
never to be so but whom some indication oi
studies earnestly pursued, of sincere effort
for the good of their fellow-men, had recon-
mended to .'thst hopeful interest which,
quote the generous words of letter which
lies before me-"rhe elder mind, dissatisfied
with itself delights to entertain with re-
gard to the younger, whose years and pow
erg hold larger measure of unspoiled life. =
Ii was Mr. Lewes who, on these occasions
contributed the cheerful 6oahoR,ie. the oh.
servant readiness, which are necessary for
the fusing together of any social group.
Mrs. Lewes's manner had grave simplicit,
which rose in closer converse into an almost
pathetic anxiety to give Of her best--to es-
tablish genuine human r. lation between
herself and her interlocutor--to utter words
which should remain as an active influence
for good in the hearts of those who heard
them. To some of her literary admirers.
this serious tone was distasteful; they were
inclined to resent, as many critics in print
al ideas in quarter from which they pre-
ferred to look merely for intellectual re-
freshment Mrs. Lewes's humor, though
fed from deep perception of the ineon
gruities of human fates, had not. except in
intimate momeats, any buovant or contag-
ious qu ,lity, and in all her talk, fall Of ma,
ter and wisdom and exquiitely worded as it wac
there was the same pervading air of strenn-
Gus seriousness which was more welcome To
those whose object was distinctly to learn
from her then to those who merely wished to
pass an idle and brilliant hour. To her,
these mixed receptions were great effort.
Her mind did not move easily from one in
dividuality to another, and when she after
ward thought that she had failed to under
stand some difficulty which had been laid be-
fore her,-had spoken the wrong word to
some expectant heart, she would suffer from
almost morbid accesses of selfreproach.
Perhaps to no imaginative writer-to no
writer, at any rate, of what is commonly
called Light lterature"-has fame ever pre-
sented itself so unmixedly rs responsibility.
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General News.

Boston complains of meagre water
supply, and is afraid Of famine.
Snow has fallen in London and in various
parts of England.
Ten dollars per thousand is now asked for
confederate bonds.
The Chicago Inter Ocean suggests that
"women BARRIERS should have pretty mugs.
Gambetta boasts that he never goes into a
place of worship.
Smallpox is present in and uncomfortably
near to Boston. An epidemic is also feared
in Jersey City.
There were present at the Yorktown Cen.
tennial Generals and Colonels enough to
command an army Of 100000.
Louisville is making war upon those apoth
ecaries that employ boys to put up the pre-.
scriptions Of physicians.
King Alfonso of Spain is soon going tc
make journey to England to thank Queer
Victoria in person for her gift of Garter.
The telegraph reports numerous minoI
shipping disasters, as the effect of the recent
storm at sea.
The Earl of Dunraven has been arrested ir
Nova Scotia for shooting moose without Ii
cense.
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Personal.

General Schenck's health has greatly i'm
proved
Governor Roberts of Texas says he would
rather walk than ride on railroad pass.
The ex-President's mother is said to be
comparatively cheerful She is staying with
her daughter at Solon. Ohio.
Senator Edmunds will spend most Of the
time between this date and the opening Of
the regular session of Congress at the capital.
The engagement Of Princess Beatrice,
Queen Victoria's youngest daughter, and
Thomas, Duke of Genoa, brother of Queen
Marguerite Of Italy. is rumored.
According to the Christian Union Mr.. In.
gersoll knows no more about the Christian re-
ligion than a boy would know of chestnut
from pricking his fingers with the burr
Society at the National Capital is preparing
to welcome Mrs. Ellen Hardin Walworth OF
Saratoga. who proposes taking q house in
Washington for the winter. Mrs. Walwortf
has two charming and cultivated young
daughters
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The Philadelphia Press says that The Irish
Land League has collapsed This is the
meaning of rent-paying peasants. 10000
cases before the Land Court, and the attempt
Of Parnell and his associates to hold the peas
ants in line by threating to aid tenants only
where all the tenants on an estate act together.
For good or for evil, the Laud Act is to have
a fair trial, and its effect, whether in produc-
ing new form of partnership between cul-
tivator and landlord-one regulated not by
contract but by law--or in filling Ireland
with small peasant proprietors. remains to
be determined by time and the decisions OF
the Land Act The land league fails. there
fore, in its deliberate purpose to wrest the
land from its legal owners but in the hour of
its downfall it ought not to be forgotten that
it has accomplished more in forcing the pas
sage of the Land Act than any previous agi.
ton
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Miss Kellogg says: america will never
be really great country in its love for and
appreciation of music. until VIC produce
opera in English. Look at every other coun-
try. Every other people has its operas in its
own language but the English-speaking peo-
Piles. l think it is great shame that we do
not realize that our own language is as well
adapted as any other for opera" She says
she will appear in opera before her return to
Europe.
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George Eliot at Home.

Mr.. +. W. II. Myers, writing of George
Eliot" in the first number Of The Century
Magazine (recently Seribner's,) gives this
interesting glimpse Of the receptions at Mr..
Lewes's:
She never had much connection with the
political-still less, of course, with the mere
ly ashionable-world, but nearly all who
philanthropy might be met from time 70 time
1t her Sunday afternoon receptions There
were many women, too, drawn often from
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Captain Moonlight.
A DRAMATIC MURDER IN COUNTY CoRk.

A correspondent of the New York Times
writes from Dublin on the sth of October
This week we have the particulars of
| highly dramatic murder at harvest home
| The story is strange one, and is quite ro-
| mantle in some of its features. A curious
| fact is that the murdered man was the son of
| the president of the local Land League, and a
| further curious fact is that he had been en-
gagged in helping to save the hay of neigh
| boring farmer on whom the local Land
| League had placed the Boycott ban.
| The hay belonged to a man named Hickey,
residing near Kanturk, County Cork, who
gave a "harvest home" entertainment To
| those " no had befriended him in his ex-
| tremity. There were barrels of porter and
| pipes and tobacco, and tea and whiskey, and
| dancing and miscellaneous ''diversion' Mt
| Hickey's house, and when the feasting and
| the fun were in full fling n neighboring
| farmer dropped in with a long face and told
a story that considerably damped the spirit.
| of the party. This farmer, who looked
| troubled in his mind, told the company that
| he had just been favored with a visit from
| Captain Moonlight and his men; that the
| Captain asked him whether he had paid his
| rent, and being assured that nothing of the
| kind had been done, he warned him if he did
take it into his head to pay any rent at all
| not to pay more than .'Griffith's valuation
under any circumstances. There seemed to
~ IL. go. 80 " .,.". .,c aonR
i;.h." go. ... ,,. o h..s;, ma "P'1'"
'aI;,., FL c., a. .'S a.,
,,rnoaoaad =, ra,;,o d,s;a,i ,,' ,,a;. .,.. oopa",
homes.
IT. ~ tans ,'.an.. 20 .,.s f.'',;.'.
| iT'L,,... 60. ias. 49, -. - s n h:o - -
hnn,a aoco,nnan;ad h.. ano,hor ,,.,,n sa..
,.n,ea nonm.h,' y, -. ,,,;1,,;,,', 80
waILei ,hrough iona nsrre, .sha,aaas.
,hn, .a, hods oT r,an d-.~n ~, :, ,,';i;.ar,.
~. =, g.. :s ,h I.I..,' " :" '''s
an,,s. ~ '.h;s,,aS - aa. ,t hi" -. .. .
49,, ,,n 81 - nanna,'.. ae .1""s
sls IT, i;e. .h;,t ~ a.,a,.sas sa =: ,.' ""u 70"
awar. tho o,har Ioar,, t,I,a..ed ia 90. s e1s
h;s j;f. h,t f.ued ,o ssxo !, .nn,hor Ia.
hnIla, aas .ent af,er him !, canoht him a,
sS,, al ,a.sad ,hronnhI;. ,;a,,, .;aa a,,,
ha rc,iad 90 on ,ha arnrrd ua nra,.l",,
ON on to,,. into bo,se ,lo.. hv .nd a. ~,
la,, nas,;n,, on Tho aoor oS ,ho c.h;n e.
entered a b;gbIv n;c,ure.oue ncrson fo,in.,ad
by a nar,v Of armed men,
The loader Of the hand WIN. s,,ired ammo.
what after the stvIe of a miIitary hero in n
travelling theatre lie wore a dark blue ,s;I
coat with rod collar cuff. and brea,, s,an.
lots of vellox cord and sundrv taos ~ ~.
same material danyled about b;s nersor. !,
broad Yellow stripe embelii.hed the l.y. of
his old corduroy trouser.: on his head was a
1
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A Cbinaman was baptized in New York
Sunday night. He behaved himself as a
good Christian should and some of the young
people in the galleries didn't, to such an ex-
tent as to bring the minister down on them
with some ard-hitting counsel.
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Rev. DIR. Talmage advances the thought
that ''the Ceristian newspapers will be the
right wing of the Apocalyptic angel, the cyl.
inders of the Christian printing press will
be the front wheels of the Lords chariot. y
We hadn't taken precisely that view of it,
but he who reads while he runs can see that
the press is doing "a power O. good. "-Er.
change.
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1t is reported that the Jumel estate--fifty
acres of land in the upper part of Manhat-
tan Island-has been sold to Jay Could who
with his associates, has subscribed 5000,
600 additional-S5, 500, 900 in all-toward a
orld's fair to be held on the grounds.
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After five months struggle the Ciucinna-
ii strikers have agreed to 90 to work at pre-
cisely the prices they were receiving when
they demanded twenty per cent. advance.
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| Paris special says; The leaders of the
radical left have drawn up list of charges
impeaching the ministry on its Tunisian
policy A motion will be pressed after the
results of the elections are verified.
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| Ii will be remembered that the earth is to
be destroyed by water on the 18th of this
month, according to an Italian prophecy
made 400 years agoe
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How the hearts Of q crowd swell and throb
with pitiless hatred against the man who
coughs during the performance at thertre,
when they know he 10 too stingy to invest
twenty-five cents in bottle Of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
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DaiIp krnnrbet 3ournal.

The London Standard says that Gladstone
will soon retire from public life, resigning
the chancellorship of the exchequer.
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R0aRnlNe HOUSE TO LET.

p-,A.. MOI Water st. Recently repeafe0
NC. .;rs I .Ssenin0 rooms. 1nqlire q
h'e'eA A G. F. 6OuLD. q DOU0hTf 0AA''.
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Gbe Aennebet yournal.
Published at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water Street, foot
ofCourt, by sPEAGUE SoS.
Dailv Ken1ebec Journal.

Issued every morning, except Sundays. Itcontains
~ Markets and has carefully prepared political and
,ocal articles, and generous amount OF farming,
Nome and miscellaneous reading with full cempila-
ron of state news.
'' Terms. 81 per annura in ddrance, Is if payment
moi made within the year. Single copies cents to
20 had at the periodical stores of J. I. Pierce, Au
,us,a: G. l.. -pauIding,s HaliowelI; W.C. Palmer
Gardiner; J. S. Carter, Wa ervie, and at this office
Advertisements inserted reasonable terms. Rates
NAV be had application at this office.
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The Latest Yet.
But the Same Result.

So Norridge ock, Me-, Feb. l, lssi
Messrs. Morris 4 Ireland, Boston, Mass:
The safe bought OF you last October, was ia
two story wooden building. which burned January
ss The building teok hire in the nigh hi,and tne saie'
pile ofdry wood, making n hot fire which lasted ior
ten hours. The outside o; the safe was heated red
hot II melted the handle and dial on the d1or-
The contents consisted OF watches, J""ruy.
siverware, books, papers. etc. all OF which catf
out in good condition. PAPERS lying asaih-' 'nt 'n'
ior itself what il Is, and iee well sati h.d wlth
wha, ii has done. Please write what you can aii""
ioi II towards one, and obligc, ,
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Weekly Kennebec Journal.

The following Advertising agents are AuthOrlzed
10 receive subscriptions and advertisements for the
KEsNEBEC JoURSAL:
BOSTON :: :: 5. NJ. PETTENGILL& & Co. 10 State
Street.
S.R. NILES, No. 256 Washing
ton st.
TIC. EVANS, fremont Temple.
HORACE DODD, 265 Washington
street.
NEW YORK :: :DAUCHY Il Co., "a Park Place.
GEO. y. RowELL Co., 10
Spruce Street.
JAMES II. BATES, Al Park Row.
PHILADELPHIA N. W. AVER T. SON, Times Bid &,
Chestnu: and sth streets
NEW HAVEN, CONN, ii. p. HUBBARD, % Elm st.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-11-03
STATE AGENCY

xnv kinds Of Dress Goods, in the pieces Or maae
rto garments, Ribbons, Fringes. SacAs. se"es, :,
i;nrers Kids, Feathers, etc., dyeo
S.,nppppssd. and finished equal to new
Also Gents garments dyed esanseS ssS scs Pa Cur.
ana prsd yclvef trimmings of sleighs dyed ano
.e.tored to their primitive color without any spp,ns
Goods received s.a rstsr,sd Pts.Ps ss Jrser.
senJ s, aoi Sx mail. express or in any Agency BEDS
called and delivered If desired.
MRs II. NJ. BOYD, Agent for Halloweii, Ms;