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Sotteriee.
S4th-
POPULAR NIoNTuLY DRAWING
--oF THE
Commonwealth Distribution Co.,
Nv w" w Vt aa'E1I'F EfIF'1 VII
SATURDAY., July 10, 1881.

SATURDAY, JULY 30, 1881.
These drawings occur monthly (Sundays excepted)
under provisions ofRn act of the General Assembly
Of Kentucky incorporating the Newport Printing and
Newspaper Company, approved April Q. 1873,
~ This Is special act, and has never been re.
pealed.
The United States Circuit Court, one March 81 rem.
dered the following decision:
Eirst-ThRt the Commonwealth Distribution Com.
pany Is legal
Second-Its drawings are mir
This company has now on hand n large reserve fund.
Read carefully The LIST Of prizes for the
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EXrIrulTnNl

To Richmond, via Norfolk, or to Norfolk via Rich.
mond aud return TO Washington. James River by
daylight, a delightful trip
Steamer Excelsior twice daily $3.50 a. m. and $50
p. ~ 10 Richmond via Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad, nom QuRntico.
steamer George Leary, TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS, and SATURDAYS, to Norfolk, connecting
at Richmond and Norfolk with the James River
steamers each way.
Round trip "
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suB-TRgAsUHY BALANCES.
Coin So ll39JJ OJ Currency ~... s50190li 90
Foreign Money Market.
LONDON. July 27.-Illinois Central, 1870 !;
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grope[cre' (ebltioe.


1891 THE GREAT 1891
TO THE NoRfiI, WlissT. 2isSjhI ss6GGTHwEsr
sptrNbRyqbU RqU9hh 9Ht FHn$ycE ny STEHt HAII u o,,,p
TRAINS LEEyE a yEEE %EsiMaaaTYds MaT e 1851 Sa Depot cor,
-, ngr Of slxtha s'rcoti, "a follows.
scspSs cars to 1 PttsSurs burg an 9 ccaso 81 @ S i ~ VIM %.
de,ly, Tilh stepping Cars nom Harrisburg te en-
clnnau ~ Louis, and Chicago; $50 p. M. daily,
XXI Igi9Sg faE e piIp,sSTrIgt nApoAp
For Cenandalgua. Rochester Bufalo, Niagara Falls,
with Parlor Car TO Watkins and Tic North, at 500
=. M daily, except Sunday; ct 030 p m. daily eN'
cent Saturday, with Palace Cars to Canandaigue
For Wismsport lock Haven and ElmIra, ntio;1o
-, a. ~ daily; except sunday: -, ,,,o. -. a., ,,,,
and lois p mon a sunday, day. 900 D. n 1870 aud 15
Limited Express OF Pullman Parlor Cars, o:3D A. m.
For ETookiyn' New York, all through trains connect
arordng direct transfer to Fulton street, avoiding
For Philadelphia 500. 1880 a. M, 400 $40, 1000 and
iGi5p ny. On Sunday 100 p. IN. $40, 1900, and
Limited Exprc.s, $50 Q. m. daily, cScep, sunday
For s'imoae sn a6 Gto ma S G lop m a. NJ ~ and ~ ' &
3 M, 1890 a m, 300 $50, G31 1000, and ls;i5 pm.
For Pores Creek Line. $40 a. M and $40 p m. daily.
For Annapolis. 90 r. m. and tiop m. daily, except
AL!:XIiEbRIA AND FREpEHtcEsBuRG nAIL-
WAY ,AiNp ,AtENANDRIA AND WASHING
For XiSsSndria, i6d' 7o a9u a, M, and iso a. M.
\
Sundays, ZOO 300 and ilBj n. M. aud 500 u. m,
For Richmond and the south 7'Oa M aud h'lo u. m.
daily, andj:Oo y. m. daily. except Sunday -
Trains leave Alexandria for WashingtOn. 600, sos,
aud lUt0 u. M, l2.iO, 300 500. 100. and Hl0 y. tn.
and i9ol midniehL sununy, ~ sos aud 1000 a. m.
5'OO and GiO u. IN.
Tickets aud iniormnto can he procured at the ONCE.
northeast corner Of Thirteenth street and rcnnsyl
vania avenue and at the station where orders can 10
len for the checking Of baggage to destination rom
hotels and residences
j. H. WOOD, General Passenger Agent,
FRANK THOMSON. Generad Manager
pALriIoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE, AND THEoNLy LINE
BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE
WEST VIA wAslft NOTION
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NORFOLK AND new YORK STEAMERS

NORFOLK AND new YORK STEAMERS.
The Steamer Lady of the Lake
leaves her wharf foot OF Sixth street, every Monday,
Wednesday, aud Friday, at $3.50 y. M, touching al
Pney Point Point Lookout, and Fortress Monroe.
Round trip to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk..,..4 90
Second class round trp"u. %
Refund trip tO Piney Point and Point LOOkout", %
krlnrnlng, leave Norfolk tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays al p IN,
Tickets and siaterooms can no secured at office 63
Fifteenth street, or a the oiCe sixth street wharf
THE NEW YORK STEAMERS
John Gibson and E g. Knight leave Pier ~, Fast
River, Now York, every Saturday at y. m, aud
Georgetown every Friday nt 7 II, IN. For particulars
apply TO Agent, % Water street Georgetown, or
ALFRED WOOD Secretary
Je27 Gl1 Fifteenth street.
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MINING sTocRs.

GOVERNMENT noNDs--CLosISG QUOTATIONS.
Uniiea States per per cent cent e1tsRded iSi lOi
United States ~ per Der cent cent eoSpon ii@.
United States per cent Registered, ll5A0D1l6
United States per cent cou ll6l6lll6
United States currency skies ,,.. .......- 1870 Ola
District OF Columbia 36Ss coupon-..,.-,.... lO9's
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Books anS STATIONERY.
Just Published.

All the numbers OF the franklin Square Library
always In stock. Any Of the above sent BY natl,
postage paid, upon receipt OF price.
have lust issued New Law Catalogue, which |
will send free OF charge to any address.
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.RE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
EPIouRRAR.

wAsHINGroN, D. G., JULY q, 1881.
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Steamboat ~Sinee.
Potomac Steamboat Co. S Advertisements.

FOR RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG, AND
ALL POINTS SOUTH.
The new aud splendid steamer EXCELSIOR, con-
meeting with H., T. and 4. II, H. at QuRntico, twice
daily Except sunday at $3.50 u. M and $50 y. M
Fare to Richmond, limited 90
Fare to Richmond, unlimited. %
Fare TO Richmond, round trip good for 10 days. 90
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ALrIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

DOUBLE TRAcKi JASNEY COUPLER, STEEL p,Its,
Schedule to take effect sunday, May %, 1881.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

VyyHEREAS, Harvey l.. Gushing of Manchester
w in the County OF hiilsboroagh and State of
1873, conveyed 10 cynthia r. Gushing Of said Man.
chester by his mortgage deed of that date recorded
in the kennebec Maine Registry, h. ~. +. so. .
certain lot OF land viii the buildings thereon. stu
Of Maine. on the west side of kennehec River and Of
State Street, bounded and described follows:
said State Street and running Northerly on said
street to land Of Gilbert Baker about is feet thence
Northery said Bakers line about 50 feet; thence
Souiherly on the Rcdington line as conveyed by
Redngton TO Staples to said Hodges line. thence
Easterly by said Hodges North lie TO the point
begun at being the same premises conveyed TO said
Harvey l.. Gushing ey Clarisss Pool April 10th, 1862
by deed recorded in the kennehec Rigistry Book el
Page is And also certain other lot Of land situated
In said Augusta, bounded EaSicrly by the land
above described Northerly by land Of Gilber, Baker,
Westerly by land of John Dorr, Southerly by land OF
Hodges Clifford. being the premises
yeyed 10 the said Harvey l.. Gushing by VIM. 4.
Whiiehouse. Guardian. And whereas the said Gym.
tha Il. Cushing, he 9th day al August, ISIS, by
her assignment Of that date, recorded In kcnnebcc
Registry Book 81, Page go. conveyed said mortgage
To me. now. therefore, the condition of the above
mentioned mortgage deed having been broken, !
hereby claim foreclosure of the same.
ALoNzo ELLIOT,
by Rsker \ BAKER, his Attorneys.
Augusta, Me-, Feb 81, 1881. wSw
KENNEBEC cor NTY.-IR Probate Court held Of
.4ueasfa, os the second Monday Of March,
Y EoNARD T. JONES. widower Of RIOS. X.
Ia Jones, late Of Augusta, in said county, de-
ceased, having presented his application for allow
ance out of the personal estate of said dcccascd:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successively In the Kcuncbec Journal printed
in Augusta. In said county, that all persons inter-
csted may attend nj Probate Court TO be- held ut
Augusta. on the second Monday of April next.
''''' '' wv EMERY o. BEAN, Judge.
Attest HOWARD OWN, Register.
SKlo
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Improved Mail Service.
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April 2. The resignation of
Andrew ID. White. minister at Berlin. has
been in the hands of the President several
weeks. COUPLED with a reonest thar hi, nc.
cessor be nominated at an early dav AZ nossi.
BILE. The President probably will send to the
Senate early in the coming week the name of
his successor.
George A. Gustin, executive clerk at the
White House. has resigned 10 accent the
position of Secretary of the Swedish and
Norwegian Iron Co., at Boston. Warren s.
Young of the Treasurer's department has
been appointed 20 fill the vacancy.
A delegation of colored men representing
the convention of colored republicans recent
ly held in Baltimore. waited upon the Presi-
dent to-day and presented an address, setting
forth the grievances of the colored republi
cans of MARYLAND, and asking of the Presi.
dent fuller recognition of their claims.
The President briefly replied that he
would examine into the matter complained
of; that in appointments to public Office the
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Setting HEM.

In setting hens, it is desirable to place the
nests where winds or drafts of air will not
circulate too freely, because the membranes
surrounding tie chicks will become too much
dried, and the eggs are liable to be chilled
quickly, when the hen is of the nest. 1t is
we'll to have earth or sods in the bottom of
the nest, with fine, soft hay for the nest.
Hens, when they hide their nests away under
the barn, or somewhere on the ground, usual
ly come out with 4 full brood. Poultry-keep-
ers should take q hint from this, and make
the nests on the ground, or else have several
inches of earth beneath them, so as to pre-
serve a slight degree of moisture about the
nest, which favors successful result. The
nest should be placed where it will be quiet
and undisturbed by other hens. Too much
light should not be admitted, as setting hens
prefer a somewhat dark place. One meal
day will be sufficient food, while setting.
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Condensed TELEGRAMS.

Kittle & Malcolm, flannel manufacturers,
Pittsfeld Mass, have notified their creditors
of inability to meet their Liabilities. meet
ing of the creditors will be held Wednesday
Secretary Window will return to Wash
ington Monday.
Mayor Grace of New York has ordered the
police commissioners to appear before him on
the l2th and answer charges against them for
non performance of duties particularly per-
tanning to the cleaning of streets.
Heavy frost and ice is reported Throughout,
the entire section Of New Orleans. Early
vegetables in the north of Louisiana. Miss
issippi and Alabama are badly damaged. II
10 feared the peach crop is entirely cut of.
The river fell another foot at Bismarck, D.
T.. and MADAM is now out of water. Build.
ings are slightly damaged but other losses
are as previously reported
r The Grant party left Galveston for Vera
Cruz Sunday morning. Grant will return in
four or six weeks via Galveston or New Or.
leans.
George Schmidt, two years old, died Sum-
day at Evansville, Ind, of hydrophobia, az
ter 80 hours suffering. He was bitten March
:.
Steamer City of New York has arrived a,
San Francisco. She was delayed by the
breaking of the after crank pin.
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POLITICAL.
Judge Robertson's Nomination

New YORK, April ?. A Washington dis
patch to the Times says that the nomination
of Robertson was made by the President
without consultation with any of his consti-
tutional advisers: that he regarded Robert
son as competent man and he desired to
reorganize that element of the republican
marty in New York. of which Judge Robert
son was a prominent representative The
President does not believe that it was re-
CURED by any rule of courtesy or practice re-
lating to the selection of federal officers to
consult tie New York Senators in reference
to that particular appointment. There is
good ground. also. for stating that Secretary
Blaine declines to be responsible for Robert
sons appointment. He has no. special
interest as to who shall be collector at New
York, for the reason that he is determines
never again to be a candidate for the presi-
dency, therefore, does not, as has been
alleged. entertain a desire to nave any par
ticular person appointed to office, because OF
services rendered in the past, or from any
expectation for services in the future, cal
cuia,ed to promote his political interests.
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FIRES.
LEGENDARY FIRE At EAST CAN.
BRIDGE. MASS.
Immense Amount of Property DE.
slroyed.

BosroN, Mass. April s. A fire in a lumber
shed of the Lowell Railroad Company at East
Cambridge, this afternoon. seriously damaged
railroad and other property, the company
suffering on the loss of cars, lumber sheds
and car house, and several Boston firms los
ing large quantity of lumber. principally
spruce and pine. Several valuable cars were
in great danger but were removed from the
house but slightly damaged, though one car
of the Boston, Concord and Montreal road.
one South Eastern passenger car, a coal car,
and two freight cars loaded with hay, the
latter the property of John Sinclair.
of Liverpool, Eng. were destroyed.
Five box cars belonging TO the
Eastern road were also burned, value $1,000
The main lumber shed, about 40 by 200 feet
in extent, was entirely consumed with 500, 900
feet of lumber, owned by the following firms,
all of this city Putnam Treworgy, "a Kill
by street, four car loads; James & Abbott,
ID kilby street, ID car loads Lamb & Weston.
six cars; George H. Peters 4 Co., two cars !;
Ford & Godfrey, two cars Shepard & Morse,
two cars; J. NJ. Skillings, one car. The
value of lumber is Sl2 900, falling altogether
upon owners here. Little or no insurance.
The other property burned will aggregate
$4,000. Fire incendiary.
~ ASuStROIts MCs-AOSS StVVVs
EAsTPoRT, Me-, April 2. Trescott Hall,
and the school house under it, in PASSPORT,
were destroyed by FIRE, Friday night. Loss
$1,000; insured for $1,000.
At Cincinnati, O.-l.Oss 100000.
CINCINNATI, O., April .. This morning
fire originated in the central factory of the
Robinson wagon works. Three hundred
wagons stored in the yards were soon in q
blaze. All the factory buildings were on fire.
Railroad cars on the track were endangered.
A factory four stories high was completely
destroyed. Loss 100000. The flames ex-
tended to Moore's varnish factory, also to
the Queen City varnish factory, and they
were burned. Total loss 100000.
At Logan Utah.-Loss 100000.
SALT LAKE, Utah, April .. The round
house of the Utah & Northern Railroad at
Logan, was burned March 3lst. Five
engines were badly damaged. Loss $4,000.
Slight Fire in Union Square Theatre.
NEW YORK, April 2. About nine O'Clock
tonight smoke made its appearance at the
corner of the Union Square Theatre where
the private office OF the Morton House opens
into the theatre. The audience Immediately
rose, ushers opened all the doors and the
theatre was emptied in a few minutes. No
one was harmed and only one lady tainted.
The fire was in fiue under the floor Of the
hotel office.
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Kennebec County Bible Society.

The Rev. N. c. Clifford, agent for the
kennebec County Bible Society, is about
canvassing the city of Augusta, and will sup.
ply those desiring to purchase with Bible OF
Testament at cost. The Society is anxiou.
to furnish the Bible to every family not al.
ready supplied, and those unable to pay will
be- supplied gratis. We trust that the cti-
zens of our city upon whom he may call, will
not only receive him kindly, but lend help
ing hand in this worthy and benevolent OBJ
ject. Mr.. Clifford is authorized to receive
subscriptions to aid in furthering the work
We trust all those who are able will cheer
fully and generously contribute towards
spreading the Word of God among the desti-
tute.
REV. c. +. PENNEY.
Rev. A. l.. PARK, Com.
Rev. II. w. TILDEN,
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A Barxain for Somebody.

Mr.. J. w. Clapp offers for sale this morn
ing his residence on Crosby street. We
know of no more desirable location IN Au'
gusta for a business man. The house is
within few minutes walk of Water street
admirably and BEAUTIFULLY situated in a nice
neishborhood, and is in frst-class repair
The view from the windows, of the river
valley, sweeping from Vassalboro' far down
the Kennebec, with the business part OF the
CITY living like a panorama at ones feet II
.unerb. To man in search of modern
sunshiny, healthy home for himself and
family. in the pleasantest city in Maine here
s his opportunity to purchase his ideal.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

KENNEBEC. S.
TAKEN on execution, and will be sold by public
auction on Saturday, the tbirteth day Of Apiil,
A. D. Issi at two O'Clock r. NJ at the store Of Libby
Drake. In Albion. in said county. all the right in
equity. which Samuel l.. Colcord. Of Mariavi1e, In
the county Of Hancock, has 10 deem the following
described real estate. situated In Albion. In said
county Of kennebec, to wit. A certain tract ~
land situate in Albion, aforesaid with the buildings
theron, and bounded follows: Being all that
par. Of lot number twelve ti2l according TO plan
made by Charles Hayden. Esq. which lies east Of
the road leading said lot. together with that
part Of Gore lot. number ten (0). lying between said
lot number twelve (i2) and town line Of Freedom,
and bourded Is foiioSs: BY a. ". Marden, on the
north; by town, on the east, II. l.. McLaughlinson
the south. and by the aforesaid road, on the west.
containing in the whole sixty acres. more less
The above premises being subject TO mortgage,
corded in kennebec Registry, book 3Is. page 552
given by the said Samuel J.. ColcOrd to &. q. Webb.
Of said Albion. dated Sept 49, 1873 TO secure the pay
ment Of two promissOry notes Of AHO each. dated
Sept 10. 1873 payable, note in year. and one
note In two years from date, with Interest. Said
mortgage assigned TO &. u. wellington. Amount
due on said mortgage and notes, made known al
time and place Of sale.
20. BRAINERD, Deputy Sheriff.
Dated at China, March ~, 1881.
3wB
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man in the town of Benton. says the
s.'.ef'lile Sentinel, was suspected by his
!, ai spouse Of improper relations with
!, -.' who lived in the family, and according
q = 'us iaid snare for their ENHANCEMENT.
"lo the parties that she was going away;
:, Instead Of doing this she hid in the Closet
-. waited developments. We will NOT 80
ae'a'ls, but the result confirmed all her
s'0n'. The justly snraged wife. having
s herself with revolver when she
: INTO ambush, at once opened vigorous
me enemy; Of the thrse shots which
- .'ed, one took effect in the naughty
nose, and the other in her arm. Her
=: ssFd pasdusr" was not hit, bat prscipi-
.ed nom IL scene, and has, " under
IS s'aee faand IN asylum Il Fairfield
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@hsfers i'm Kenneb~c COUNTY for -.
Fast Week

The following are the tr.nsfs,
estate BY quit claim and warranty dee,,. q,
recorded, for the week ending April "a.
AuGusTA--Joseph f. Howard and T,rn.,
~. Jewett of Augusta to Abipail y or,
=, Iaiermo, parcel Of land on Green &C..
franklin L. Hamlen of Augusta IN Jo.e,,r
| levine OF same city, land and buil,,;n,. r. -
augusta, on the county road LEADING IN Sid
ney and Belgrade, $1,000. ~ ''''''
CHINA.-George L. Starkev Of Chin. .,
Jonn A. Woodsum Of same town Iand - ~
Cnlna village, $500. Hiram C. Seco of a ~
eusta to Sewall Lancaster of same citv Land
In China, $50. Jane l.. Stuart of Chm ~
josiah fhilbrOok Of same town. the s.Ws;a.
estate" in China, $1,000.
MANcHEsTER-George W. Cottle of Man
cnester to Ruel W. Smart of said ,o~r
.lo acres OF land in Manchester. with bn;ld'
ings, $500. Joseph E. Bean of Mancbe.,a,
10 Orrln Smith Of Hallowell, land and build-
ings In Manchester, 500.
fITTsIOS.-JOseph p. Burbank of Pitts,on
W .. b. Fowler Of same town. land in P;,ts-
ton $40. Ellen J. Thompson of Pittston To
James A. Carpenter of same town. land and
buildings IN Pittston. Sl75 Daniel s. Wv.
man OF fittstOn to Walter f. Moore of same
IOWA. IA l-2 acres of land in Pittston, $500.
koME.-John Colburn and NJ. P. Faupbt
OF Augusta to Albion r. p. Dudley of Rome
land in Rome, $780,
oIDNEY.-James Wixon of Augusta to John
l.. Fish and John +. Clark of same civ. d
acres OF lald in Sidney, $3.50.
vAssALBoRO'.-Josep Southwick of Vas.
saiboro', to John Dearborn, Jr.. of same
town. 30 acres of land in Vassalboro', $500
WATERvILLE.-Sara A. Haskell of Water.
vile to Frederick A. Waldron of same town
land ON Silver street, $3.50.
WAYNE.-Laura NJ. Jennings of Wayne To
uIliotson Lovejoy of same town, land in
Wayne, $50.
WEST WATERvILLE.-AlfredG G. Kicker and
Henry A. Kicker of West Waterville TO n. A.
Blckford of same town, land in West Water
vile, $3.50. Charles X Sawtelle of West
Waterville to Hannah +. Weber of Chicago.
100 acres of land in West Waterville, ST.. 500.
WINsLow.-William S. Garland of Win
slow to George Ellis and Silas H. Rhodes of
said town, land in Winslow, $50 Waterville
Savings Bank to Haines L. and Edward l..
Crosby Of Winslow. real estate in Winslow,
slpO. ''O"
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The intelligence has reached Augusta oi
-, ao.,h If DIR. Isaac Ray of Philadelphia
xbo was superintendent ofthe Name insA.s
Hospital, from ls4l to ls4S. For twenty
.s.rs DIR. Ray occupied the responsible posi-
,ion of superintendent of the Butler insane ne
. .,~m Of Providence, X. 1. He W" ~
~ and progressive man, and from ~,
men emanated large number OF , .lea... ~h;ch
forks on insanity and nervous diseases " IL
a' speciality Of that branch msd, al; 'e, rors.
A.O ..Medical Jurisprudence" which pa''t -
was - ,h-ee volumes. He was born ~
Beverly, Mass, graduated a n"..,.nd
,..e and studied medicine In ro''
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That's . Fact.

J.. man can't work unless he feels we'll
IT., ..-d time, have made plenty Of people
.;ct .implv BY worrying them almost out
of their wits about money ana CUISINES,
Trouble Of mind has brought on trouble OF
hodv There is indigestion, heaviness IN inc
I'D and all that Are you amicteu !"
-: .v, Go and invest one dollar for
hottie Of DR.. David Kennedy' f"'or''e
p.medv" and it will make new man o.
~. II take. the bile out Of the blood ana
:. -o,,h trip to Rondout. n. f.'-Ine
Doc.ors home-on foot. il you can nv. ~
!. ,,,ore easily. First, however. see !" yooi
aru .pist hasn't got it.
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, among the faithful employees at the State
a0use, who deserve mention, 10 Mr.. Daniel
l. Campbell, who occupies the responsible
F"aion Of mail agent. We see him pass
WI ONCE on the arrival of every mail train.
!. : "ofm or sunshine, promptly attending to
!" work. In the discharge of his duty. he
.'1' some twelve miles . day. Always
s'A'ant and accommodating, he is valuable
.a ior the position which he now occupies {;
- us efforts to please are, We believe, ap-
Reciated.
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Mayor Vickery wishes us to say that

Mayor vickery wishes us to say that q
,,run;cation from the Woman's Christian
Temperance. Union came into ms na9u'
SATURDAY. forenoon, which was probably IN
,ondad to 90 before the Board of Aldermen
FRIDAY night. As his mail is taken from the
ot;ce hut once day, and that in the morn
ing. the delay in reaching him Is easily eA-
nls;ued The Mayor wishes to assure the
i.d;.. that the matter referred to will De
,,.csa before the Board and duly considered
:. ,he next meeting, when he hopes to be
present in person.