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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-12-01
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.-
IN COMMON PLEAS.


Ncr:S, ct al.
Foreclosure.
By or@"r Of The Court herein, vii! sell,
at public ortcry, on the First Monday in
Dccembe: next. before the Court House at
Newberrv, All that tract Of land in the
County AID State aforesaid, containing
Njuc.v-tive Acres, more or less, and bound
ed by lands OF Peggy Livingston, Daniel
Livingston, a. J. Bedenoaugh, Henry
Werts and others.
TERNs-The purchaser will be required
to pay iu cash one-hslf of the purchase
money and TO secure the balance, payable
at Twelve months, with interest from the
day q sale, by bond and mortgage of the
premises.
SIL!tS TOMBSTONE, Master.
Matters Office, II Nov, 1881. 46-3t
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Fine and Large.
We are pleased to know thai the fine
farm of Mr.. J. O. Meredith suffers no
neglect while that gentleman's atten-
tion is taken up with his arduous rail
road duties in Columbia and along the
line of the Greenville road. Last Sat-
urday 4 bushel of as fine turnips as
ever graccd an editors sanclum were
left at this office by him, for which we
return thanks.
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~. Go 70 II. A. BURNS for Pothtoe
and Onions. 3I-u
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Deaths.

Deaths.
An infant son OF Mr.. A. j. 5. Lauss-
ford died Monday night, aged four
months.
MIR. Jacob Singley died at his home
saear Prosperity Monday last. He was
about seventy years of age.
Roberta, infant daughter of DR.. Jno.
&. Thompson, of NewberrY, died Mon
day last of diphtheretic Group, aged one
year. ,s.'
Mrs. Huff. wife Of Mr.. j. D. Huff,
formerly OF Helena, now of Columbia,
died in: Columbia Sunday, and was
buried at Newberry in Rosemont Gene
terry Monday. 49,.
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Congress meets Monday.

y Go to H. 4. BURNS for some OF
those fine new Family Mackcrel, heads and
tails of. 37-tf
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BUFY We Near tne OId Home.
The latest Song and Chorns by Will.
l.. Thompson. Since the death of
PRESIDENT GARFIELD the sentiment
expressed in this beautiful song has be-
come universal. The melody is very
pretty. and already the piece has be-
come Il great favoritc. We advise all
LAYERS of popular music to send 35 cents
to the publishers and receive = copy by
return mail. Published by w. l..
Thompson & Co., East Liverpool, Ohio.
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The State Grange.

The State Grange.
Our thanks are rendered to Col. T.
w. Holloway, Secretary, for a pamphlet
containing the proceedings of the State
Grange at its session in Greenville last
July. The pamphlet contains. besides
the regular minutes. the principal es-
says read at the meeting.
In this connection we wonld call at
tention to the fact that the next meet
ing of the State Grange will be held in
Columbia beginning the 9th instant.
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~ Go to II. A. BURNS for Horsford'S,
Sea Foam. Sea Spray, Patapsco and Star
Mills Baking Powders. 37-tf
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Oysters,
Stewed, Fried and Raw, at a. c. JONES
after the 18TH October. Aft
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.B- Buy the best Smoking Cigars on
the market from 4. .. JONES. 4l-tt
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OF beautiful articles are offered to
seekers of Christmas, New Years, We'd
ding and Birthday presents, by Mr.. Ed.
Scholtz. His assortment is large and
various, and we'll worth examination.
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Bury Me Near the Old Home.

- A fine selection of Canned Goods
Ut Ii. a. BURNS. 37-tt
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PATENTS

We continue to act as Solicitors for Patents,
Caveats, Trade Marks, Copyrights, etc. for
the United States. Canada, Cnba, England,
France, Germany. etc. We have had THIE-
TY-FIvE YEARS EXpERiESCE.
Patents obtained through lis are noticed
il the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. This large
and splen;iiG Illustrated weekly paper,
SJ.2' Il year, shows the Progress OF Science,
is very interesting, and ia, an enormous
circulation. Address MUM Il CO., Patent
Solicitors, Publishers OF SCIENTIFIC AMERI-
CAN, ;. Park Row, New York. Hand book
about Patents sent free.
Nov Il 4-St
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ss- The best Organ at Eduard Scholtz's.
Oily
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Bogus Certificates.

g- Go to II. a. BURNS for your Plain
and French Candy, Nuts and Fruits. 37-tf
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sY If you want good Cigar, call OF
H. A. BURNS Y7-tf
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A Rich Assortment

Buy Choice Fruits
OF all kinds from A. G.. JONES. Aft
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Buy Canned Goods,
Fancy Groceries, Cigars and Tobacco,
from i. C. JONES Att
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THOMPSON, Dentist, opposite Herald Office
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Kendalps Treatise. on the Horse.

Blank Liens for supplies and for rent,
for sale at this Office.
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g For choice, large variety Of Chew
ing and Smoking Tobacco, go to .
37-tf II. A. BURNS.
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Fine and Large.

w The finest Crackers, plaiaand sweet,
a. h. a. BURNS. 37-tt
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Mr.. L. S. Bowers, post master a
Prosperity is our authorized agent a
that place.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-03-24
Boston Market.

BOSTON, March 10.
BUTTER-Wes creamery, 33 a35 a3l, the latter
ern dairy packed 25a2Gc; do ladle-packed - a25c
common to good old, l5123c Northern dairy, - a
29c; Greenfield and Bardwell Ferry butter is re
ported at 251S5c III "; Hartford creamery, 35c.
CHEESE-Fine factory is selling at l4c; fair to
good, ID &C. fine factory is held by commission
houses at Ia &c y ii, and now looks probable that
they may get it if very choice, but storage, shrink
age, commission and insurance leave the producer
hardly as well off as at l3ai in November; fair,
3al31ac; common, II al21a; SKINS, Ga9c.
EGGS-The market is weak to-day, eggs selling at
20c for Eastern; Southern and Western, l9a19ac.
far for months, hence the market was never more
generally furnished with good fresh eggs than the
present season.
BEANS-The market is steady and quiet with
quotations unchanged mediums, 50 pea 50 ID;
yellow eyes, 81 l5a2 20 the latter for hand-picked
improved.
POTATOES-The market is unchanged and prices
firm, especially for HoutOn rose, which sell
readily at Soc and very choice fancy lots sell outside
of the quotations Aroostook and Maine Central,
sons, 65c; peerless, 60c Chenangoes, 55c, with but
few in the market
APPLES-Prices have been little of in cOnse-
quence of the unfavorable report from the other
side. Baldwins are sold for 81 504l 10; Russetts,
choice, 81; table apples, 81 50a3 for choice.
MAPLE SUGAR-The new begins to come in, but
in small lots, and sells at 10g121sc y III; syrup, 81
" gal.
HAY AND STRAw-Timothy sells at 1923 A ton !;
fair to good $22a22 so; fine hay ranges from Sls9
20; medium lots sell at $l64l7 swale to medium,
$l3 509l5. Rye straw, $24a25 ton; machine
thrashed, ST., oat straw, $l4.
GRASS AND CLOVER SEEDS-ClOver,W Western and
New York, 81 19li " ID; timothy, 81 9013 90 y
bush red top, 81 40a2 80 per bag; canary, 50 4592
50 per bag.
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In the English House Of Commons Thursday
Sir Charles Dixie said that Kinds allegations con-
corning the Halifax award we're unworthy of seri-
attention, and had been referred to the DoInin
on parliament
The Chicago Socialists on Saturday. endorsed
the ASSASSINATION of the Gar, and criticised Sec
rotary Blaine for extending sympathy to Russia,
Secretary Blaine can stand the criticism of the ad-
vocates of assassination.
The secretary Of the treasury estimates that he
will have $25, 0000 900 surplus revenue during the
remainder of the fiscal year. Of this amoant Sl3,
0000 900 will be devoted to buying bonds on account
of the sinking fund. and the balance to the pur
chase of bonds on general account.
The authorities of St Petersburg have discover
ed mine which had been laid in a small street
nearly opposite the new Cars residence The
mouth of the mine was discovered in a shopkeep-
ers dwelling room under an ottoman. Eight
more arrests have been made and quantity of eX
posives found.
The portrait of Mrs Hayes, now in the White
House, said to be idealized into radiant beauty.
The velvet dress of pale maroon is quantity cut in
square -necked fashion. The right hand holds
loosely, not bouquet, but two or three Marshal
Neil roses halfblown. and the left hand lifts the
sweeping train of velvet
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(p!ticura
HUMOR
R T. WI EIDE
For The Radical Treatment of
Blood. Skin and Scalp Dis
eases. with Loss of Hair.

l. trurrRA RESoLHENr, possessing cathartic,
tonic, Alternative, absorbent, hepatic, cholagogue,
bilious, detergent, diuretic, Sudoric, nutri-
tious and sedatiye properties. 1t gathers to itself
poisonous matter which floats in the blood and
fluids and carries it from the body. 1t pur1es,
through the most critical stage of Blood, Skin ana
Scalp IIumorS, and Disorders of the Liver, Kill
news and Urinary Organs.
). CtrICrRA, Il Medicinal Jelly tor external use,
arrests disease, allay~ Inflammation, itching and
irritation. and eats away dead skin and flesh, rem
der- healthy ulcers, sores and discharging wounds,
heals and Southcs every outward humor, and re
stores and beauties the hair 1t is the best hair
dressing in use. making the hair soft and glossy. 1t
very agreeable.
>. CITiCIRA MEDICINAL SOAP, for the Toilet,
Bath and Nursery, and for cleansing, soothing and
healing diseased surfaces and restoring, refreshing
and beautifyng the skin, is prepared from CCTI-
CUKA, l. free from causti" alkalieS, and perfumed
with rare flower odors. Gentlemen pronounce the
CUTICURA MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAP Il positive
luxury.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-03-24
Auction Sale of Real Estate.

DURSUANT to license from the Hon. Judge of
i Probate for the County of Waldo, / shall sell
at public auction on Friday, the 29th day of April,
A. d. 1881, at O'Clock, afternoon, on the prem
ses, near Poor's Mills Belfast, the following de-
scribed real estate: the homestead formerly occu-
pied by JOSHUA TOWLE, consisting of the house
lot, the shoplot, and parcel bought of Luther NJ.
Smith, Terms made known at the time Of sale.
3wl2 SAM FL kINGSBl RI, Admir-. Of Estate.
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a GA RID

10 all who suffering from the errors and indis
cretions Of youth nervous weakness early decay,
loss of manhood, &c, will send recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South America.
Send selfaddressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
T. INMAN, Station d, Nefc York city. 1y20
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REMARKABLE CURES.
Druggist Of Twenty Years Experience Say'
they are the Best.

MtSSrS. WEEKS 4 POTTER: Gt1tlemeR,-I have
been connected with the drug business for twenty
wears and have handled every blood purifier and
remedy of any consequence for the treatment OF
Blood, Skin and Scalp diseases, and unhestatingly
say that no system of remedies ever devised com
pounded completely and thoroughly cra,licates
the disease for which they are intended is the Gu
TICURA REMEDIES. Many remarkable cures have
come to my knowledge and feel safe in warrant
ing satisfaction if directions are followed
Respectfully, CHAS I'll. MORSE,
Proprietor MORSE's DYSPEPSIA CURE
HOLLISTON, MASS. Dee II, 1879.
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DIED..

Nothing beyond the on"ouncement ofthe name, age,
residence, &C. Of deceased persons 1rW be published
under this headingJ
In this city, March 2lst, EN-t,ov. William &.
Crosby, aged . wears, months and II DAYS.
In Linconvlle. March 18th. John c. Drake, aged
- wears.
In Portland. March 18th, Felia F.. wife of Fer
dinand Dodge, aged IS years and months
In Northport, March 2l~t Hester A.. wife OF
Franklin H. Prescott aged 10 wears and months.
in Isesboro, March 10th, Ethel L.. daughter of
Capt. Winfield : and Lucy Ptndlcton aged years
and 10 months.
In Camden, March l1th Rebecca, wife of Alden
Miller, aged = wears
In Camden, March 10th, Mrs. Sally 7. >imonton,
aged Is years amt months.
In Camden, March 18th, Emma NJ, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank WadSworth, aged wears ami
Il days
In Union, FEB. pa, Dca. Henry Seilcrs, aged -
wears.
In Rockand, March 10th, Capt Mark Perry, aged
20 wears.
In Rockand, March 18th. Dana Il. Lalrabee, aged
l. year, and months.
In R0cklanl, March 18th. Mis- Charlotte Crouch
aged Il wears.
At Hurricane Island, Feb 18th, Mabel LaWry
aged IS months.
In Warren, March 10th, Dean kaIloch. aged 3
years.
In Ellsworth, March Inn, Mr.. John p, Iang,lon
aged - wears.
In Deer Isle, fch "a, Nellie c. Sronor,l, aged :
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In Insolvency, Notice Of Second Meeting.

IN CASE OF AMOS f. BOWEN, nsolvent Debt
/ or. This is to give notice that with the APP
prova of the Judge of the Court of Insolvency
within and for the County of Waldo, l have APP
pointed second meeting of the creditors of said
Insovent Debtor to be holden at the Probate Court
Room in Belfast, in said County, on Thursday, the
nth day of April A. d. 1881 lat 10 oclockin the fore
noon, for the purposes named in section 80 of chap
ter a. of the public laws of 1873 entitled "An act
in relation to the lnsovent Laws of Maine" and
the amendments thereto. GEO. L. JOHNSON.
2wl2 Assignee of said Bowen
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ABSTRACT OF THE ANNUAL STATEMENT
-OE THE
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF Hartford, Conn.,.
IN the 3lst day Of December 1850 made to the
STATE OF MAINE.
OF Hartford, Conn,

On the 3lSt day Of December, 1850, made to the
STATE OF MAINE.
Capital Stock all Paid up. $4,000. 900
ASSETS AS FOLLOWS:
Real Estate unincumbered. $500, 900 90
Cash on hand, in Bank, and in Agents
hands. ......................... ll5l,5Ss, p
United States Securities. ............. 42l, 40 on
state, City and Town Stocks and Bonds 49,, 900 81
Bank and Trust Co.'S Stock .......... l2l9,95S. 20
Railroad CO.'S Stocks and Bonds. 1892, 1890
Loans on Real Estate. Sl,510.00
Accrued lnterest........... ............ 91l60
Total Assets. -. II 07; y
LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted and not due ..........S 2S,s4l.11
Losses UnadluSted.. li3,S90 2f
Reinsurance Fund. ,4Sl 100 81
Return Premiums and Agency Commits
SION. ................... 'i',''o44
Other Liabilities small for printing, &C. 800 90
Total ,61S sol 50
Total Income for Ss0.. ,542 1862
Total Expenditures for 1880. ....... 81, $50 i222 3!
Risks written during the year. 5225, 461 AS 90
Risks Outstanding .-............- 2tO,Oi95WOO
Risks written in Maine during the year 5,i306S9.0o
Premiums received in Maine in l>S0.. 6l,S3032
Losses paid in Maine in lS>0......... 39,2lS15
II
HEATING 4 FIELD, Agents, Belfast.
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SALT RHEUM.
Helpless for eight years. Unable TO walk. tot
about on hands and knees. A wonderful cure.

Mcs2rs. WEEKS POTTER; GentlemeR,-l have
had most wonderful cure Of salt Rheum. Fol
seventeen years | suffered with salt Rheum, had
it on my head, face neck, arms and legs. was moi
able to walk, only on my hands and knees, for one
year. have not been able to help myself for eight
years. tried hundreds of remedies; not one had
the least effect The doctors said my case was in
durable 50 my parents tried everything that came
along. | saw your advertisement and concluded /,
try CUrICCRA REMEDIES, The first box of CUT
CURA brought the hunor to the surface of my skin
1t would drop of as it came out, until now | am
entirely well. All ! can say j., thank you mos
heartily for my cure Any person who thinks this
letter fraud, let them write and find out for them
selves. Yours truly, WILL MCDONALD.
l31J BUTTERFIELD ST,
CHICAGO, Ill, March 1, 1879.
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MONEY FOUND.

TTNHE subscriber, on Wednesday morning, picked
i up in front of the Post Office, in Belfast,
sum of money. The owner can have the same by
proving property and paying charges. Address
JABEZ G. WARE, Ellsworth Me.
March %, 1SS1.-3wl2*
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A. --=------t- 4=--+4 .----.s-sat
MARRlE[

In this city Marched, by Rev. L. Crowninshied
Mr.; Henry r. kaler and Miss Carrie l.. Osborne
both of Belfast.
In Swanville. March Goth, by +. w Robbins, Esq.
Mr.. Lewis Nckerson and Miss Esther +. Philips
both of SwanVille.
In >earsmont, March 18th, by Rev. L. H. Boynton
Mr.. Geo. NJ. Brown OF Hope and Miss Biantha A.
Lassel Of Searsmont.
In Taunton, Mass, March 18th, by Rev. +. d.
Hall. Mr.. James : Reid of Cortland. Ohio. and
Miss Armetta H. Furbush, formerly OF Belfast.
In Bucksport, March 2Ist. Melville a. Floyd of
Portland, and Miss Hattie b. Kinks ii BuckSport
In Union, March l3th Mr.. John :. Butler of
Union and Mrs. Augusta :. Prescott of Camden.
In Ellsworth, Feb 2Gth Mr.. George W. Mason of
orland. and Miss Estelle {. Carter of SulTy
In Ellsworth March 18th, Mr.. Chas f. Stevens
and Miss Julia L. Cook, both of Ellsworth
In Ellsworth, March 18TH Mr.. Alonzo +. Rollins
and Miss Alice G.. Moore, both of Ellsworth
In Harrington, Jan. 18th, Mr. Arthur KELLEY and
Mrs. Orissa NJ. Douglass, both of AIbridge
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Belfast Manufacturing COMPANY.

rINHE stockholders of said company hereby
i notified that the annual meeting thereof will
be held at the Office of Philo Hersey in Belfast
Monday, the fourth day of April next at O'Clock
p. NJ, to act on the following matters, to wit
LIST. To receive and act upon the reports of the
President Directors and Treasurer of the company.
I'd. To choose Board of Directors, a Treasurer
and Secretary for the ensuing year.
Sd. To transact any other business authorized
by the by laws of the company.
\. F. HOUSTON, Sec'y.
Belfast, March 81, lSsl.-2wI2
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Clippings.

Taking every thing into consideration we are dis
posed to view Senator Malone action as an advan-
tage to the South and the best interests OF the
country. IN. Y. Herald.
In Maine as well as Michigan and Illinois,
and, strange as it may seem, they find people to
listen to them. Boston Herald.
There are lots Of nice old ladies left in New
England who will regard the Cars death as in
part at least an act Of divine retributon for hold
ing military review Sunday. Boston Herald.
A number of cities in Maine held elections yes
terday, but the results have no political sgnif
cance Boston Post, March 18th
OF course not. They all went Republican, Won
der how it would have been if they had gone
Democratie [Biddeford Union.
One pleasant result of the organization Of the
Senate by the Republicans will be the reinstate
ment of Mai Ben Perley Poore in charge of the
Congressional Directory, which he created and
which was rudely snatched ont Of his hands when
the Democrats gained control Of the Senate
washington despatch to Boston Herald
The nineteenth annual report of the Maine Cen
trail Railroad Company presents highly satistac-
tory exhibit of the condition and prospects Of the
road and its branches The gross earnings show
decided increase the preceding year, and that
the net earnings do not show an equal increase is
due to expenditures on the permanent way, and
other improvements for facilitating business
The Boston Post calls Senator Malone "a moral
ulcer" Mlsprint for ulster probably.
April II will be appointed for Fast Day
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Albert Nash formerly of Belfast dropped dead in
Boston, on Monday. His remains were brought
here for burial
,rho 1uli1,,, i,,,- notwithstanding a., ., =,
sunday ov,ri,, ,.,ra ,ota.l IN. = eli, ;11 anal
,,,co and ,r.,,,. ,rana,,,I satisfaction
w
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~ NJ, ,,..,, ,,.1.e
MI Hall al the Belfast FOUNDRY has made Wig
"r"uN commencement and Is adding new machinists
from time to time He has already received orders
for the iron work for le3 washing machines six
~taFe machines machinery for a saw mill and nu
mefou0 smaller Jobs
The funeral of EN-''ov. Crosby will take place
from ms late residence at 2is O'Clock this Thurs
da\ afternoon. The family will all he present
With the exception Of Col. Chenery, wife and child
VINO, although they started from Florida, will not
arrive until about saturday.
Baird, New Orleans minstrel. in this city. ON
Monday evening drew the largest house of the
-ca~on The seats of IIavford Opera House were
full and many remained standing The company
is large and gave "A very good performances The
Nav Queen made a trip to Searsport ana brought
over quite It number Of our neighbors
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.-.-,ot- Mr. and Mr. KAHN. took tbo ,fto,.n,,,
..:.,,,.,,.'t...., NJ. :, ,.,.,'1 .,l,
''.lia l"r BOSTON, where MI IA !" engaged in the
FfF'H'' ""-!hr-~-
ttit. Joseph Clough one Of the lagger, on the
arv bark shirley received severe injury To his
.-Ut hand on Monday. He was engaged in setting
.rJAr mizlen -tav. a18 while shifting 4 block
.cr.rkiu- oi the STAY gave way. which Stacked up
..r -tav drawing Can't CIough'- fingers into the
.ruN- eep Hi- hama remained there until tackle
.l- rt au rho stay, aud the pressure relieved The
-,.. ,y.l. badly nceratcd
G.... ,uI-Rc1f. The .pl,i.ct If Rev, Mr. Crn,n.
--.tI.- Sunday evening 1.ctnra at Unitarian
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-03-24
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ladies and gentlemen who assisted them in their
late entertainment. PER ORDER.