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Crops Damaged.

II. J0HN, \ 3. Aug. =
The river St. John j. very high and .
great deal Of grass land wa, under water
last week. The rain Of Yesterday raised the
water still higher. and much gras, on the
intervals will be badly damaged, if no,
wholly lost. Report, from various parts o;
the country repre>en; that the whea, crop
ha, been very seriously damaged. " least
one-third Of the hay crop of Kent count!
will be ruined. Wheat, oa', and potatoc,
must suffer considerably from the pre>en,
deluge
Ellsworth American., 1881-08-25

tremendous crashing when the wheel of the
propeller struck and broke. Many ladies
screamed, few tainted, but some were firm
and courageous through it all. About fifty
passengers were on board. NJ.
August %
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MARINE LIST.
1Iis~ oTth Port

Ellsworth Port
"Wednesday Aug L
AREINEb.
~rh I.-iu-kla. urtt- ~.lcIn
IA t-r--trr. RAJ, boston
Thurs Lay. Aux Is.
ARRIVED
sch N"nrar II ,r"ti. south ~r-i IIart-or.
saturday. NuK ~
SAILED
~h ~yIDt... Harvey. Har nlrn.r
IA ,Ath,tin. JoriAn. PRO, iL,u,,-.
- Ralph n tran. rrAnt. r. Land
SUNDAY, Nus Il
SAILED
~sh NoupAr.Il. t.oit, ~,,ut Wet Har'.pr
ARRIVED
~rh ,7ii ~ Ellsworth, t.rsut. Portland
Monday. Nus p.
lEEIyFp
~ Iu.u-ir, -nph.- ~lrr.
.,ht.rA F.. i.arsI. Eal llHr rr
- uu--ar. I.ui. E.-Ap r
SAILED
tu,~Iay. Aus =.
~.h apl J,,n ro4n- -
~NILEp.
Wr,!u.-ia,. Nu. -
~.h SEA navr. MH-.,t. Etr ii,rb .r.
NEEINtp
~--A Is..I Rover. hala. iin.-r
:. Rs l...tu.r4 d. u-.a E".t.r.
80 lA.r i,,i,r pnI.r.. E,-tan.
Ellsworth American., 1881-08-25

Died In BluehilI, Of paralysis, Aug. l?th,
Jane Lymehurner, wife OF Mr.. John Clough.
aged Is years and six months active aud u.e-
fui until the last.
she was emphat,caly go0d woman; u most
devoted wife during iinJ mine year. Of MAR
ried life tender mothSr; kind and valued
friend, consistent member Of the Cnngrega-
tiuual church for many years. She has passd
from our midst. brloyed sud respected by all.
Her departure was sudden, but her work
was done, aud well done.
Ellsworth American., 1881-08-25

AT the regular Conference of the North
Sedgwick Baptist Church held Thursday,
August llth. the following vote was unan-
imously passed. Resolved, That We tender
to Mrs. Wyer G. Sargent our sincere thanks
for the generous gift Of one hundred dollars
received By the Treasurer. Dea. |. VI. Al
len, for the purpose Of repairing the Parson-
age of said church and acknowledge the
same through the AMERICAN.
Jos. h. TAYLOR, Pastor.
F. y. ALLEN, Clerk.
Ellsworth American., 1881-08-25

4, laid near Samuel Gilpatrick'- gate and the
house j. soon 10 be erected. Bishop Doaue
Of Albany y. Y. who has built, and, with
his family, i, occupying the elegan, cottage
near the klmha!l House. proposes % pur-
chase material, for and assist the people in
erecting a chapel for public worship. VI.
August -.
Ellsworth American., 1881-08-25
MARRIED.

El,worth-Aug. l. by Rev. Geo. ". Hut
son. Mr.. Henry \. Eppe, and Mi>. Hattie T..
TapirN both Oi Ellsworth.
surry Aug. 2l>t. bs Rev. r. Harding. Dr.
MoiitI &. Hs>cnclctcr OF lh'lsd' lphia, Pa.
and MI. ilsunah VI Kane OF surry,
ta-tinr- Aug. - u, bt Rev. Mr.. Thomas.
MT. t'r ,nk ". Campbell Of Augusta. and VI is-
Lulr 4. VI tcomhcr Of C,-iine.
Ellsworth American., 1881-08-25
Old Orchard Camp Meeting.

On ORCHARD BEACH, Aug. %.
The services of the day began with
PRAYER meeting at 9 \. VI Rev. Dr Cor
don of Boston led the ten O'Clock services
with the subject Relation of the Holy
Ghos, to Christ" Col. Clark Of Chicago
then gave the balance Of the lecture on the
Pacific Gordon Mission"
Ellsworth American., 1881-08-25
Massachusetts, Greenbackers.

WORCESTER, Mass. Aug. %
The Grccuback State Convention meets
in this city tomorrow, bat few delegate,
are here tonight and large convention j.
not expected, \ full State ticket viii be
nominated probably headed by John |.
Baker Of Beverly. for Governor.
Ellsworth American., 1881-08-25

HAVE WI>TlR'S BNISAM or WILD CHER
RY always at hand. 1t cures Coughs. Colds,
Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Group. In
fueuia. Consumption, and all Throat and
Lung Complaints. 80 cents and - bot
IL. lyr|j
Ellsworth American., 1881-08-25
No. 81.
MAINE NEWS.
Veterans Reunion.

PORTLAND. Aug. %.
The Veterans are rapidly arriving at the
encampment grounds. Two or three hun
dred came on the morning trains and boats.
Nearly every regimental association has re-
ported and the Executive Committee have
assigned them quarters Between four and
FIVE hundred had registered at noon: the
Massachusetts Association will not arrive
until five when they will be escorted a. be-
fore reported
Ellsworth American., 1881-08-25

AYERS Ague Cure has saved thousands
Of Ii,c, IN the malarlal districts Of this and
other countries 1t is warranted certain
and speed, remedy, and free from all harm
al ingredients.
Ellsworth American., 1881-08-25
RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA CURED.

Mr.. Geo. ;. Bunker merchant, East sullivan Me
testihes that h.. has sold hundreds Il bottles of
cLAkk's RHEUMATIC ELIxIK s"d has known t
cure many severe cases of rhuefnatisIn aud neu-
ralgia. That he h taien 1t himself soF neural.
gia In the face and head with complete success
a bottle. Be sure 70 AJAX for Ctarke's Rheumatism
Eiirir. Sold by druggists and medicine dealers
~ otttie. SIN foF - Tyr. 42s
Ellsworth American., 1881-08-25
Ihe Weather.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
Otficc Of the Chief Signal Officer
WA-HINUTuN. u. C.. Aug. 34-l a. NJ.
Indications
For New England partly cloudy weather
with Ugh, rain. northwest, backing 10 north
east winds, stationary or lower temperature,
higher pressure.
Ellsworth American., 1881-08-25

Tn PERUVIAN SNRUF has cured thou
sands who were suffering rom dyspepsia,
Debility. Liver Complaint, Kois. Humors.
Female Complaints, etc. Pamphlets free to
an, address. Seth ". Fovle X Sons. Bo,-
OF. lNrij
Ellsworth American., 1881-08-25
business Notices.


-Fickets for all points west via. PennsyiVania
Central and Boston and Albany Railroads from
Boston, or Grand Trunk Railway from Portland
can be had Of c. c. BurriIl at the lowest rates
Also tickets 10 Portland by INSIDE line of steamer
Call and see him before purchasing elsewhere.
1sft
Ellsworth American., 1881-08-25

A lot Of Opaque Hollands, all new and
desirable colors. with fringes and lassels to
match. also carbolized paper for protection
against moths also the Revised New les
lament, for sale at Hale's Book Store.
Ellsworth American., 1881-08-25

EArA Wm. II tenn. collins. fr,m A-pi pinwaI
fur Fru-Iru.. f. A. D. rn totally 10 At "a, nl
hAna- "a, "a a.d ri.ri At BLtrk Rive, jamaica
La IL ur un Insurance.
Ellsworth American., 1881-08-25

We call attention of all who suffer with
Kidney \ Liver Complaints to the adver-
ti>cmeut Of ELINIR or lIpE Roor II cures
when all other remedies fail
Ellsworth American., 1881-08-25

day sept jlh
Mr. ; II Richardson. Of Trenton. has
six acre, OF wheat.
Gen. Hancock arrived IN Bar lIarbor
Thursday evening. on the cutter "Wood-
bury"
-tcs. II. b. ll,dcn preached an excellent
sermon at the Baptist church ON >unda,
evening.
-lla,e YOU seen the new comet 1t
plant, visible just below the bowl of IT,,
"bIg dppcr.
-EN-Ma,or John ncIail,rc. OF Minuc-
apoli>, l. Visiting relative. and friend, M tn,>
city and l.amone.
Mr. II ) Tre,ett Of Trenton, reports
that rust and we,,il- are njurng late >ovn
~hra, ln that town.
-Ahou, five hundred dollar, at, hcn-
expended ia repairs ON the Catnohc church
building IN this city.
The County Commissioners art max
M some long needed repair, on the room,
Of the Probate othoc-
Key. W. IL. Lyon. former p- or of
tie Ellsworth Unitarian church D, VISITING
old :ucnd> IA this city.
Hon. T.. J. Hale. Judge of Probate for
P.,ca,aqui, COUNTY. ha> been spending
few da,, with friend, in BruoAln.
NJ : p.lt..,,. .i,.,,,-,
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N'"I'' H>h "''''i>' "1' '''" '""Hh'" L" us
nome al "'N l''AN1' during lh' l'N' '"o
"t'A> 10y "I"'>'.
The September number of 0ur I,fi,
me, D., ,ur Russell Publishing COMPANY,
Boston. l>. a, usual. ,,r attractive bath .u
iuyoul., reading aud illustrations.
Then. vii 10. l,,,ur, IN ,t,,. Nrtb..
5.. Church b, III. Pastor. nDt Sgnl,,
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meier
The barque Nm H. Tenn. ~ huoA>-
port capt '"IiIn>' from A>ph" al. i"f Fen
>acola has been totally lost al NcA- AA
hands were SAVED and arrived at bIArA KIN
er, Jamaica. She "a> good vessel oi 81
tons. seven years old and owned h' y. /.
Hi. W. H. Henn. apt. Collins and others
OF buck>por'. There "aN little or no IN
surance ON her
The Ellsworth Campmeeting ~Ili open
Monday. Aug -. b, sermon al o'clock
Z VI Another Sermon viii bt ureaChet Al
Ellsworth American., 1881-08-25

Are YOU Bilious' Tr, the remedy that
cured Mrs. Clement of Franklin. y. IL
Hoods Sarsaparllla. made in Lowell, Mass.
Ellsworth American., 1881-08-25
FOR SALE.

A Ii. that valuable property situated in The
n Tow" Of brland, tounty % Hancock, >tut,, u
MAJ Z. belonging 10 the Eastern River >l,.k K
sluic" y, ON isIing Of two vaiuah G Walg rriVi.
icge- with the 'iam- and mi l. tlt, reun Standing
l"gtthri, with Onr hot Of land tone hundred acres
~el imit re'i with = rtIve ttne. Heml ck, Hard
M""h iuh OK Ni4u upe dwelling house, and
three acrr- Of land, Al "f the above drscribFd
rinpertN Will be spid low u close a concern.
f"i inFIheT particulars, apply Ia either of Iht.
-uh-rTlD,r-.
THEO {. WOODMAN
SEW ALI. Is sMAZEY
Bucks sport, May ISL 3tnnsa3
Ellsworth American., 1881-08-25
8owdoin College

Tx NMlNA1IONS for a'lnt,s~lon to college a e
q held on Friday, Juiy 10Th, and Friday, sep.
tembrT 3nth, lssl q. "a II , in Adams itaiI
special arrangements mas also br made tor local
eNaini a'Nops Tor gradu tes o. regular fitting
srhuoiA.
JOSHUA L. CH ,MGkRi. IN,
PRESIDENT,
RyHns ~, June -, lssI .ln,,s N
Ellsworth American., 1881-08-25
NOTICE !!

MOTTO Is hereby givcG ghat we the hn ier-igned
lN :" ect Ell anI i've. ~eers OF the Poor oil the
Town OF AmtrrsI forbid any person or persons
harb wing "T trusting on our account or ,T n act
nv bu- nr-. VIII tttVcT with Usher : kellibcr
"T MS ite az We have made ainp'e prov siOn- TO.
their support and shall not paw aty bills OF their
ronirtc ing after this iate vii an order from
JAMES. II. NIChERSDN, SeIectmen and
\, ". li.~Bl oyer-eer- ~
HORACE WATTS, J Poor Of AInh.r-t
Nhh'Fst, Aug. stu, 1851. 3W32
Ellsworth American., 1881-08-25

Obituary .niicss. beaoIad n, Date. .SaHs and 4ge
must b, I.fIi J,r al The Tats offsH crafS q line
EI-worth-Aug. 2l-t. Mi, Marianne Black,
eldest daughter of the late George Black
a.ed il wears. II months and u davs.
LamOine-Aug 18th, Alice A. De,isles aged
II Wears. ) months.
Tr'mont-Aug. I'D, Mrs. Geo W. DolNer.
aged - wears ani d months
Ellsworth American., 1881-08-25
4 70 sss oine.

The Rev. Mr.. Tilden, in company with
Rev. Mr.. Brakeman, Rev. Mr.. llsley and
others, came very near meeting with a seri-
Gus accident few days since while riding
down Green Mountain. The pole strap of
one of the horses gave away letting the
wagon on to the horses Mr.. Bakeman very
quietly sprang from the carriage before even
an alarm was given. and blocked the wheels,
thus saving perhaps a sad accident, a, quite
number we're aboard and the break vas
made in the most dangerous part of the
road.
No lack of rain as Vet. 1t looks some
blue for harvesting the grain crop potatoes
and beans as well as late sown grain are be
ginning to rust.
We learn ,ha, parties from Bar Harbor
have purchased FIVE acres Of land At the
Pom, and propose building. next YEAR,
large hotel. ~hich is much needed
Some friends from Bangor. made visit
to the Pom, few day, ago. Afler enjoy
ing the beauties of Lamoine. they proposed
going TO Bar IIarbor. spending the day, re-
manning over night, to enjoy the moonlight
New Of this famous place and the next
m morning returning To Bangor. A. night
drew il, sable mantle over Bar IIarbor. our
friend, found narl a roof 10 shelter them
they ,rampcd up and down. from hotel to
hotel but al! full" va, the answer. 20 they
finally, a. one Of old ha. said ike the Bap-
tl,;s took 10 the water where a. good for
tune would have It the, found steamer
guing to Rockland and from there to Ban
gur. lou can ,urmi>e their relief IN finding
such hand, lodging. Lax.
Ellsworth American., 1881-08-25
New Advertisements This Week.

" rits - Atiaelmsuf-H q ~Auud-rs
Nanted-rlne,, & Berr,
Alss Ads-tst-l Howell q tu
tual' taai'-A & H.at
tautisu-trlauin NHham
Non k-s Tax. ~urN-f u t7ark
Ellsworth American., 1881-08-25
Pauper Notice.

TIL undersigned rereby Eiges notice that he
ha= contracted with the CITY + Ellsworth for
tie support Of the pO"r during the ensuing wear
anu has made ample p DIVISION for their suppo1&
He therefore fOrbid> all ptr-.iu- frol fs-nlshng
supplies to any pauper ON his accuu"I aa without
hIs written order, he will Ny for no goods so
furnished.
HARRY ;. JON Is.
ELLSWORTH, tpFA fs-t. lyrl5
Ellsworth American., 1881-08-25
ST kTE or MAINE.


HANCOCK, s. Court Of Probate,
Term. a. ID i-Nl
Accounts having been dird for settlement IN
estates OF
CHARLES Z. TRACf. late of Goait.boro.
Reuben Iian.l. Admir-
THOMAS PIERCE. late of NJ Desrrf.
Ebcn NJ. Hamor. Admir-
ALBERT r.. OBER, late ~ IrsBIDHf
JOSEPH MTRCH, late y Ea,rorlh.
>athl :. Joy. Admir-.
RICHAHD j. WATSON, late n HuhcncE
phyer " luun., Adu-r 18th viii annexed
Benz. ). DOLIJER, hs"irsHt ~ irrm"Ht
John u Resin mtu 's-igner
HARRIET &. BILLINGNet II Al of Eden.
Josiah a. IiadleN. Guar
IA MES 4. HfLLIhEN. H.s"tcoHf DsGt"r
X. Whiting A.-tgnoe
>ath1 \ JOY. ,dm'r
J1MES H. CHAHBEELIiN. EHs'e"rth,
ttin4l Ncct| Lyman \. Hclknap. Adm'r
oEpFREn- That the -aid accountants ~, 40
ticc 90 Al person. interested hl causing vopy nt
this order TO be published thr. weeks successive
y Ia In tll>N orth mcriran that hey ma, appear
at Probate Court a. br holden At Ellsworth on
thc hrst Wednesday of september ucXt At ten -
uhe clock IN the forenoon. ai.d SLOW cause, II any
ihvD have Wny the same should Lot he alioWei
3N5c- rAkhtR TT, h. Judge.
AIt.-t tHA- T.. DoRH, Register.
true copy. Attest -CnAs. 4. poKR. Register.
To the Honorable Judge % lrob tr within aud
Tor thc county OF HAn,',k
1'lit 4. uti"u And representa- ion ~ X II. Dolly
l. ''uHr'iian ~ rrrry trrcm IA. John FrcsIn' u.
Harvey 4. Freeman, Flora NJ tprcmtu Of Nj.
Desert IA The County ui Ii4nru,k. Minors re-
-ICrtfUlly -Ucw-, l' NJ the said Minors >stEei
aud lp- -s-s.d + certain RsAl E-ta situate In
said ME Desert sui described a. folI.,~-. Ous
half Of lot J = "u tie plan UI the town and on
North \r-'k. That -a!i E-tlt' i- uupr'du'iiye Of
ans bencut to -ssid inur. and thai it Will h, for
he ttT AZ Ia.
Ellsworth American., 1881-08-25
Foreign Port.


- o. 'tn "runna Nus g. h,srk Mary liaI'
HlZEtu-, Tor <cN r.
Ellsworth American., 1881-08-25
From the Registrar Of Deeds for Middleses
County, Northern District.
Hoods SarsapariIla.

Sold by all druggists, Price 81 a bottle,
or six bottles for IS. c. /. HOOD & CO,
Apothecaries, Lowell. Mass.
ly d he mr. Md
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-11-30

e NIT BY .doEcy Orys,r. Express Prepaid
tank Draft, or Registered Letters. Money re
unded and all freight charges paid II not
8 represented. tSrComc 70 Washington, New
ersey. aud see Factory 6 acres of space within
'aIls Of building) and selectfu person. Elegant
arriage Tor visitors meets all trains.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-11-30
farm aud Garden.
IConducted by DR.. THOMAS POLLARD, State
Commissioner of Agriculture;
MISUNDERSTANDING.
(Continued.)

(Continued)
DR.. G. w. Siemens Report of New
and Marvellous Experiments
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-10-07

Cabinet speeula,ious and gossip still
occupy attention chiefly here Gen. Viii
hanson, formerly Land Commissioner, is
being urged by a few frinIs for Secretary
Of the Interior but it is not thought that
he has any earthly show The impression
is growing that ex-se rstary Boutwell, is
going into the new Cahiaet. Gen Grant.
IL il said by his intimate friends here
wouh not now abandon the great bust
ness interests he has IN charge for any
Cabinet position. Indeed, he could not
90 30 without injury to those who have
invested their money under his direction
There is no longer roOh for doubt that
President Arthur will have practically "a
new Cabinet He may rstain one mem Der
of the present Cabinet, but even that is
doubtful. There is report current that
the President has goneto New York to
meet ex Senator Conkling, ana have a
tax with him, and the belief is gaining
ground that Conkling win be Premier Of
the new Cabinet. Don Cameron is men
toned for Secretary o: the Interior, but
friends of bis say he prefers the easier
duties Of a SendtDr. Senator Logan is
much talked of, az i $50 Emory Siorrs.
The War Department isassigned 10 Logan.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-10-07
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
IcLroy amour CO.. nnxrrckr.

D. r. Rosson, ct al, Plaintiffs
against FoUIrY,
E. Metheny, ct al, Defendants. J
BY virtue of Judgment and Order OF
Sale of the Fulton Circui, Court, render
ed at the September term thereof, 1851
in the above cause, for the sum Of Tn rec
Hundred and Fifteen and 6i-l00 Dollars,
with interest at the rate of per cent
per annum from the Ilth day of Septem-
her, 1881, until paid, aud $500 costs
herein, shall proceed to offer for sale a
the csnrt-h house door, in Hickman, KY, to
The highest bidder, at Public Auction. on
Monday the 10th day Of October, 1881. at
, o'clock. p. IA, or thereabout being
County Court day J, upon credit Of six
months, the following described property,
to. wit Being 625 acres Of land lying in
Fuiton county, Ky, on the waters of
Little Obion. bounded on the East by said
Obion, on the north by the land known as
the Dick;ns tract, on the south and west
by the Robt. Johnson !and, together with
the land of John ouigley, or sufficient
thereof TO produce the sums of money so
ordered to DO made. For the purchase
price. the purchaser, with approved sure
IL or securities, must execute bend hear
ing legal interest from the day of sale
until paid, aod having The force and ef-
feet Of u judgment. Bidders will be pre-
pared to comply promptly with these
terms.
se3c Master Conmissi )ner.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-10-07
sassy star-asnuters.

Eelfeii telegraphs: The Star-route peo-
pie are holding their heads pretty high
now, and talk with great confidence about
The outcome of The expected prosecutions.
One of them whom your carresp ondent
met 20 lay, said he expected an indjct-
ment against him would be asked for.
and he would be glad 30 have he ones
IinGS involved in The Stur-route cases
1lIf - Ks he jury at The earliest
mucvS INTO ulee. rvr re-ffe.-yvrs PR
f-ctl y~-afis7'sd that neither Gen. Brady
nor any man who even nominaIly acted
in the capacity Of counsel for the Star
route contractors, who wanted the service
expedited, would be con victed. They had
represented the interests of their clients.
and Gen. Brady himself had acted within
the spirit and letter of the law. That.
he said, can 0e established 10 the salts
faction of any jury in the United States,
and, mark my words, there wiz not be a
single conviction.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-10-07
AsiIi-TsIrsSer.

From tae Aay hcld Democrat
The talk hereabouts is that the race for
Circuit Judge will be between Messrs
Boone and Campbell. As far as legal at
tainments are concerned IL il presumed
they are about equally matched aud il is
not likely that the friends Of either will
claim any advantage over the other in
that respect Frem' what we can see aud
hear, IL looks rs if the Turner and anti
Turner question viii enter largely into
the race. Judge Campbell voted for Col
onel Turner against Judge Boone, and we
have heard it said this will be urged as
an objection 20 him. We cannot see that
voting for Mr.. Turner disqualiies Mr.
Campbell for the position he aspires 10.
We believe that he proposes to make the
race on merit alone, and not on any vote
or votes he may have cast But should
Mr. C's vote for Mr. Turner be made an
issue against him he will have "a hard fight
Of it, as all his opponents are anti-Turner
in sentiment
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-10-07
s1icknan county Notes.

From Clinton Democrat.
The Vandemale case was dismissed by
the Court Thursday.
Married, on the 18th inst, by Esq S. J..
Scott, at the residence Of John Williams
Mrs. Mary C. Romine to Mr. b. f. Dunlap
Hon Henry George, State Senator from
this District, will deliver q lecture in the
chapel of Clinton College, Friday night,
Novem Der 4th
Mr. j. c. Subiett last week had a we'll
sunk ut his place near town, his supply
Of water being exhausted. lie informs US
that depth of - feet was reached before
a sufficient volume of water was secured.
lie also showed rs pieces of petriied
log that was discovered - feet below the
surface Of the ground, and in the midst of
strata of bright yellow sand which is
more than ID feet thick. How the log
came to be in its position is n mattor for
scientists to speculate upon.
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The Case seated.

From the Oweusboro Saturday Pust1
Whoever steals mule in Kentucky,
and he theft is proven on him, is sure to
be sent to the penitentiary for number
Of years. The punishment is great and
ought 10 be inflicted Our penal code is
written in barbaric style AMI executed in
Draconic order. Who so KILLS a fellow
man is almost sure TO he acquitted There
may be a few postpOuements of triai--
possibly a change Of venue, but the in
evitablc acQuittal cones surrey. What n
dissertation of justice is thsi What Ia
fearful comment upon the sordid avariee
Of the agel Il principle measured by goll2
Then Christ was wrong when he scourged
the money changers ont of the temple Of
the livi2g God. There is bat single pull
sation of the heart between any one Of rs
and eternity, and the rufiiau who stills
that in death violates the laws of heaven
and of man. Mt all the wealth of the
Indies can return Ufe aud not all the
mules in the world, 1T CRATES horribly on
the sensibilities to write sIch a shocking
idea), can impart consolation and joy TO
the soul of the bereaveI oRes that are so
sorely, so cruelty bereft Of a parent, a
husband; brother or lover. II would seau
that Judgment was dethrone1 and reason
had lost her balance, when n murderer
goes hence from all penalties so easily,
and is often received in polite circles aud
Genes dubbed gentleman. This can not
endure, but how long ere deliverance
cometh2
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The Late Prcsideni'. Fnmuy.

Mai. Swain says: 81 have just come
from Mentor Mrs. Garfield has made up
her mind to spend her summer Mt Mentor.
ia the winter season she will spend part
OF the time with relatives in Cleveland,
where she viii be near her husbands re-
mains. and part of the time in Williams
town, Mass. where she will be near her
eldest boys. Jimmy and Harry. while they
are in attendance at williamsburg Col
iege. They will leave for Williams Col
lege on Friday night or Saturday MORN
ing of Cd il week. Graulma Garfield in
ihe future viii aake her home with Mrs.
Garfield. Wherever the bereave3 wife
goes The sorro wing mother viii 60. The
aged grandmother is very frait.