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Daily Republican., 1881-07-23
DEATNR.

3CiLHOUN.-On the 2lst inst, Rebecca
| daughter OF John and Jane Calhoun, in the
9th year Of her age.
| The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral
from the residence Of her parents, No. az
Spruce street. on Sunday, July "a, 1t 2p. m
lnterment at Green Hill Cemetery.
HAlNESWORTH.-On the 2lst inst, Henry
I. Astnesworth, aged 10 years,
Funeral from hts late residence, Vandever
Avenue and LanOtte street, Ninth Ward, or
Saturday afternoon, at 3 e'clock.
lSOWDEN.-On tho 22na inst, Mn. Nelissa
| +. Sowden, wife Of John y. S0wden, In the
! u year Of her age.
| Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vited 70 attend the funeral from the residence
other husband, At WOOddale, on Sunday Of
tcrnoon. Services at the house at o clock
To proceed To Rivervicw cemetery.
| "Gone but not forgotten"
PARRY.-unth the 2lstfnst, Charlie. y. Parry
Relatives and friend. Of the family arc re
spectf,iliy invited to attend his funeral, or
Sunday, the 2th inst, 70 leave the house
No. 3lo King street. at 3 o'clock. p. m, and
proceed to Trinity church where services will
be held. lnterment at Riverview cemetery
FORRf ST.-On the and inst. Maggie p
daughter Of John H. and Ella +. Forrest
aged II months.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
! v,ted 10 attend the funeral from the residence
OF her parents, corner OF Thirteenth and
Heald streets, over Eleventh street bridge, on
sunday afternoon. at 40'clock. Intsrment ai
| Old Swede's Church cemetery.
BAKRATT.-On the 22nd inst, Maud M
Farratt, aged year and V days.
The relatives and friends OF the family arc
respectfully invited To attend the funeral on
sunday afternoon. the 24th inst. at 2 o clock
To lease the residence Of her parents, Caleb
A. and Lydia A. Rarra't, in Newport, Del,
to proceed to the NJ. L. Church without fur.
ther notice. I
CnIlLlSS0N.-On the c2nd inst. Walter H.
infant son OF huiden II. and Elizabeth Col.
liss"n. aged II months
Relatives and friends OF the family are re.
spectfMlly invited to attend the funernl from
the residence OF his parents. No. 7Sl West
Ninth street, On Monday afternoon next, at 4
o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-23
Tho NthlliNtN and the Car.

LONDON, vnly 2.-. R0cheiort's or.
gan, the l.antcrne, which has monopo.
ly of Nihilist news, prints dispatch
from St. Petersburg dated the 18th inst.
which says:
The NihiliSts Executive COMMITTEES
has held great and solemn meeting.
Several eXiles came from Geneva to at
tend it. |. was resolved to give
the Car one more warning, and if he
does not heed it h" and all his pig head.
ed advisers will perish.
The above was probably invented on
the basis OF the B,rlin dispatch to Ths
Gazette 10 the effect that NihiliSts vert
holding congress in st. Petersburg un
der the very eye of the Government
which was unable to discover the plac.
OF meeting.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-23
Lynchlng A Justico

Antonia, Colorado, has been for s.,
eral months, infested by gang of VA
bers, who have plundercd all stran,sn
arriving in the town. George q ~
Connor, "A saloon keeper and Justice a,
the peace, in his capacity an iust;c.
shielded the rutiians, and "had citizen,
arrested and fined without provaca
tion." He was in fact regarded as ,Ls
principal Of the gang. ''
On Thursday evening, while VCon
nor was going from Alamosa to Autoni
to, he fell asleep in the railroad car and
had brakeman arrested for wakin,
him up. He went to a hotel and abu,sS
the landlord, covering him with two rs.
volvers.
Last evening O'Connor rode through
town on horseback, carrying win.
chester rife and two revolvers, " threat.
ening everybody" A littlo later !.
vigilance committee caught him in
his saloon, and, taking him to an old
slaUghter-house hanged him there.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-23
What the PeOple Saw

That at l03 East Sixtn street Is the place
where you can get the bes, flour AT 3c. h. the
best large bag Of -four at 90c the best sou.ed
lnacker,l, in cans; the best canned herring
done up In tomatoes; . cans best fresh mack
eral, 25c. one whole lobster in can for nc
sardines, l2c. can; 4 ms rice. 25c. 4 ms corn
starch, 2bc. ratslns, lOc. h, You can get the
best coffee, lbs for 25c., cleared iu roasting
tea done up In tin lOil at bOc.. is excellent nc
store has 1t t"t us: you can xet the best honey
drips at ldc. " best cream cheese, l2c. A.
glazed peaches l5c. can: they are delicious
they c cInic from ail parts for our large bars OF
bOraI sour at &c. and our brcOms ut luc. VIZ
have soap a. Z cts. and 3cts. bar; We have the
wklteSt sugar and the best tea and coffee in
this city for the price. Come to i03 East Sixtl
street. je2i6tt T. M. WIER
Daily Republican., 1881-07-23
The Mayors Court.

John Kinney was given hearing be-
fore the mayor, this morning, oa the
charge of assa"lt!ng Ellen McConnelly,
his mother-in-law. He Was adjudged
guilty, and was hned 81 and costs.
Another case, that of drunkenness.
was also heart.
The hearings last evening consisted
OF two cases uf drunkenness.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-23
Soldiers and sailors ExcuTsiOn

The SOlIierY and SallOrS MONUMENT
4 Ssociation, Eli Crozier president, will
give it's third annual excursion down
the bay on Thursday next. 1t will bs
a complimentary affair And will s
given on the steamer Susie McCaL
The officers will hc:
Master of Crremonies-E. l.. Arm.
strong, eS-sherifr.
Conmitte. OF Arrangements-Ge
". S. MrNair, Col. John Wainwria.
Captain L. II. Gregg, Captain, VIM "
Connor, Captain, Oliver Bliss, Captain
Edwin Hirst, L. $. Marshal McMullen'
Captain VI. Macklem, Andrew L. Stew
arr, Major Edmund Provost and CoL
VIM. y. Swiggett.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-23
MAGISTRATE Vandegrsff's Dec kef

Elias Richards, colored, was arraisn-
Ell before Magistrate Nandogrin,
last evening, on complaint Of g, orsian-
ia richards, his wire, on the charge OF
refusing to provide for his sick cuild,
and threa, ening to do his wife and child
bodily harm. A fine of s. and costs
was imposed.
James P,r,,ival vas fined Stand costs
: for assaui,ing Henry Mcdaniel.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-23
A RemRrkabpi Cnre.

Mr.. Reuben Turner, No. l2'o G" ,..
Teton street, Philadelrhia, fa' Wl.' ,a.1
that his wife bad been terf'oie su"' A
rr with inflammatory rheumatism, a
physician whose skill stands unqr@, ;"r
iiuli.h by any one had been a''e"s shr
her, but only did her a little soou; ,,ua. nu
began to use 81. jacobs Oil, anu ,iau ,ip,
rir,ced relief at the first appIica.lo'h",, ~,
and before she had used ia I 4 oo''', Mrs Ir'
was able TO come down stairs s. rs.
Turner attributes her remarkao'o +"
roverv entirrl, to st. Jacobs OIL
Daily Republican., 1881-07-23
Possibly Dangerous Playthings

PtrSOnS residing IN the Vicinity o.
the Brandywil.c bridge say hat chill
dren from all parts of the city have
dnring the past week, visited the banks
Of the Brandywine, just below the
hurnt mill, and played with pictures
and frames, an old bed, several pillows
aud other he'd room furniture which arc
lying there. They also handled mvll
cine bottles and boxes bearing Dr'
Browns name, Some persons tllnk
the articles may have been taken from
IA room occupied by a smallpox patient
The matter should be investigated.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-23
Out Again.

Rev. James l.. Houston who had his
shoulder dlslocated by fail down the
stairs, some ten days ago, has entirely
recovered from the i'll effects Of the tall,
and this morning we had the pleasure
of seeing his pleasant cOlm cnance in
the REPUBLICAN office. Mr.. Hmus-
ton considers his escape FROM a very
severe injury if not death ~ almost ml-
raculouS, and more III ever b.i!",ns
in special divine interpretations of Prov
iden,e.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-23
Good for Bayard.

.NtWNrk IItuEtr, -.
\ few days ago a man got of OF ln'
cars NJ the depot aud by his 'oiDrFlhs
step proved that he had been imMon.g
freely fsome Stinulant He was oia
gone that he forgot his baggage wh,vn w
consisted Of basket containing sun"lj
articles, and left it in the car. ne ' I'D"
been upon the platform but monlel'
when "a gentleman followed him cary
ing the basket aud placing it upon ;n,o ,no
platform by his side stepped paon ,ns. ,.s,
the car. This noble hearted man wa
the Hon. Thomas Francis Bayafo'
Daily Republican., 1881-07-23
Roware ofGreeM Fruit.

Now that the heated term i'apptvs,suu .,ou
ing, people should pay parI'lc,';'sa,. y. avoid avoid
Lion TO thei. Ii,t.abov all tnlhs "h;r,
unripe fruit and stale vegetables rhnleta %L
Norbus, or OiarrhTa. ohllu,G ','ints Of
particularly subject to camplasa',,'. san, sstt
this kind, and no mother can .e', ,av, vi,
without having a bottle of Perry !, D"iu is,
pain killer within easy reach :, l.,,sn
safe. sure speedy cure for the diS"..,' nhs.I j
named, an no family medicine '"'
Cumnle.e without IL.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-23
Personal.

Hiram Yerger, with his little daugh-
Ter leaves tonight for his old home on
the hanks Of the blue Juniata, Mitfiin
County, Pa, after al absence Of MAE
years. He will be away several days.
Col. II. B. McIntire, the Chief Eugi-
neer of the Water Department, has
gone to Atlantic City to spend a few
days with his wife.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-23
Smy Posi- Attention

A special meeting of Smyth Post, No.
!, q. A. K, viii be held this Saturday }
evening at s O'clock TO take action on
an invitation from f. II. Gregg, Com
mander Of Post =, 10 participate in the
funeral services ol our late comrade,
ChaS. H. Parry, BY comm md of
OLIVER BLISS, NJ. ID.
Post Commander.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-23
..oo..ev" Will DO.

A meeting of the Board OF "mnany Di,
of the Pennsylvania Railroad t%e 18th
will be held in Philadelphia on o,, which
,ha, 'a,'' road viii pursue with fe re'e'1,di and
to cIS the ' Philadelphia, Wilmingt%ISc in t%InScidI J
Baltimore railroad Will W
upOn
Daily Republican., 1881-07-23
New sRnti GOr New CA"

New Castle has II new p'uu W ,.rr d
musical promise. Its success ~ shili,r.
for it is An organization ofgre''1 'o'"'
The officers are as follows:
Presiden,-Henry W. Born.
Treasurcr-tieorge N. Riley
Secretary--,Ioseph A. Price. ,;,r
Mr.. Eorn is first class mns'c'""'
Daily Republican., 1881-07-23
A. Sure for Piles

Kidnev-Wort acts first by overcoming
in the mildest manner all tendency to
constipation; then, by its great tonic
and iuvieorating properties, 1t restores
to health the debilitatcd and weakened
parts. We have hundreds of certified
clres where all else have failed. Use it
and suffer no longer.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-23
Harness and Trunk ..

The largest stock, best assortment of
Harness and Trunks at the lowest
prices. All goods guaranteed.
407 Shiplcy Street.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-23
J NE BreAHinE,

AT TAB O'Clock this evening Jug
breaking will b. Ii Id in the Sunday
school room of the First NJ. p. church,
on Seventh street, near Walnut. \
varied programme has been prepared
by the scholars. All are invited.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-23
FOESET iILE SiiVE.
4 NEVER FAILING REMEDY !

Those persons afflicted with either inward
- outward piles. will tnd Immediate re-
,tcf and ,ermarent cure, by using this
sa)ye. which has been used for years In pri-
vate practice. Among the numerous cures
It has made we refer to the following citizens
., this cily snd vicinity John Reynolds,
proprietor Of the N;aita House : Capt. John
haycock Of tug boat Falcon James Leach,
Eaq.. MI. Cuba John Reilly, Front and
Poplar s,roct. James T. Jones' Eighth and
Madison streets: Wa. Anthony, No. West
Third street; John Monahan, Edge Moor
iron Works.
The ".ly place in Delaware where this salve
js for sale IS at Mrs. Il. J. Maxwell 4O5 West
THIRD street. and Mrs. +. A. .Iemis0L, az
West Second street. Wilmington, Del.
,c2b-lm
Daily Republican., 1881-07-23
FIFTH EDITION
The President Wo...

1t is reported as we go to press a..
the President ssS has had relapse, his D"I's 'ua
being 100 and that Doctors Auna,. pu'Ss .
Hamilton have been sent for @ad
Daily Republican., 1881-07-23
For NRl0.

Lot in Wilmington ard RraDdywine
Cemetery, No. 30, Section X. Inquire at
this office.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-23
Corner Stone I.Rytns.

The corner stone Of the knights of
Pythias hall, which is being erected AT
New Castle, waS laid this morning
There were no forma, ceremonies. The
officers and number of prominent
members of the order were present.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-23
sOna1.

Col. Mc1ntire left to-day for A''"'''
City,, e.,;. city, is
v,sitiny saiss the H". eastern shore Of Mary
Daily Republican., 1881-07-23
CIOslnx Quotations.

Tho closing bids Of the New York stock
mark ct to-day, received over the private wire
Of Elliott, johnson h Co., stock brokers At
Sixth and Market streets were as follows :
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RIVERSIDE.

Gloom and sadness rested upon the people
Of our quiet village when we learned that
our good President was dead, and tAat by
'he hands of that miserable william, Guiteau-
an outgrowth from envy and hate. On the
Jay Of the Presidents funeral, next Monday
Tue bell will be tolled.-Rev. r. NJ. Peacock
" Solnn preached here last Sabbath, In
place Of Bro. Tenecliffe, the preacher in
,aarge.-Ira II. Randall and his wife, OF
augusta. and Mrs. G. l.. Randall of this
pace, started last Thursday for Ottawa, III,
oaa visit to G. l.. Paine. Esq, whose wife
"a sister of Mr.. Randall.-Ira d. Sturgis
As had made q large silo for his green
Sorn fodder, which will be an experiment.
sunday evening there was Sunday-sc hoo
soneert in Liberty hall under the manage
~. ment h-H. Smell. We have good Sunday
Nnool Oct. 18th, the annual
.ssslon of the Vassalboro' Sunday-schoo
AZ 'oclatlon will be held at Cross Hill. neal
" e. 1t will be under the management
good, experienced Sunday school
R pu.tefs like T. B. Nichols, Margaret
W'S, DIR. Gates, Margaret Gates
h u. .safkey, Henry Dudley and others.-The
h piece Of potatoes raised here, was by .
hu . now at Oak Grove Academy. about 50
"psueis' on three-fourths of an acre, of the
..;s eriess' variety.-There has been severa
~. eles q kegs Of liquor at the depot il
pace, BY Sheriff Mathews Of Waterville
10y Wednesday night there was quite q
M most in low places, but it did not in
W. W corn, which was mostly out Of thu
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PROGRAM VI L.


The following is the full programme for
the observance of to-day's funeral cere-
monies in Augusta
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
Police.
Chief Marshal,
Maj. j. L. Farley U. s. A.
AIDS:
Col. Jos. f. Badger, Mai. Z. II. Ballard,
silas ". Wyman, Esq, Bion Wilson, Esq.
ID. c. Robinson, Esq.
Augusta Band
Capital Guards.
Detachment of Ordnance L. s. A.
Trinity Commandery, knights Templar.
Seth Williams Post Ne. l3, q. A. X.
bethlehem Lodge.
Augusta Lodge.
Jephtha Encampment l. o. Odd Fellows.
Cushnoc and Atlantic Fire Companies
Gen. W. 5. ilton, Gov. Nat. Soldiers Home
President, Orators and Clergy in Carriages.
City Government in Carriages.
National Home Band
L. $. Officers.
State Officers.
Citizens on Foot.
Schools.
Schools will form at the Augusta House,
under charge of Mr.. G. A. Robertson, at
IL. NJ, and will join the procession on its re-
turn from the State House.
The procession will form on Water street,
lat l.3O F. NJ, the right resting at Meonian
| Hall, and move at p. NJ, by the following
ROUTE OF PROCESSION.
! Up Water to Bridge, countermarch through atei
land Grove to State, down State to state House
[counerr arch, up State to Green, up Green to Sew
IAN. through Sewal to Winthrop, down winthrop to
Estate up State to the Granite Church
In case of rainy weather, the various or
carnations will remain in their places OF
Rendezvous until orders are received from the
Marshal.
The services will be held at Granite Church
at 2.3O p. NJ, on the arrival OF the process
sion, nth the following
ORDER OF SERVICES.
Voluntary on the Organ.
Invocation, by Rev. Z. +. Penney
Anthem, by the Choir.
Day ~of Humiliation and Mourning, by Rev H. W
selections from the Scriptures, by Rev. samue
Upjohn. .,;,, h, p.x A G.
hymn TO be sung oy Congregation y! "e'' ~
Opening Address, by President of the Day, Hon
Address by Ex-Governor Selden Common, with brle
addresses BY Hon. J. W. Bradbury, Walker Blaine
Esq; Oryille D. Baker ESQ: u ae5eer. NJ hea'''
Esd; +. K Pierce, Esq; }. ;. HOODS, ESD
Resolutions offered BY d. T. Pike, Esq.
Prayer, by Rev. Henry 4. Mott.
Response. by the Choir.
Closing HYMN, BY Rev. p. 5. Thatcher.
Benediction. by Rev. X. Sanderson'
The following gentlemen will act as usher
n, the church: Chas. n. Hamlen. A. j
Pierce. E. f. Davis, Frank r. Partridge
Cbas. H. Mason, Fred Hamlen. Robert W
Pierce and Fred II. Mathews.
Arrangements have been made to reserve
sufficient number of pews in the bocy
the church for the seating of those who JON
IN the PROCESSION. the remaining pews to o.
occupied by the public. II found necessary
settees will be placed in the aisles and oshe
available spaces, for the accommodation o
,ho.e who NAV not find room in the pews.
The bells will be tolled while the preces
sion is moving; minute guns Will also
6red, at the arsenal.
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From President Arthur.

By the President Of the Unifef States Of -iaerioa
a Proclamation.
WHEREAS, In his inscru,sbie wisdom If hs.
p.ssst- God TO from the iiiusrrous head oil
the nation. james A. Garfield late President OF the
ni:eti States. snd
WHEgk s.. 1t Is hitting that the deep srei which
fills all hearts. should manifest itself with one ac-
Ic.fd toward the throne of Infinite urace, and
{tiiaI We should bow before the Almighty and seek
from Him thai consolation in aifiifion and that
sAnciIbcion of loss which He Is able and willing
10 yonchsafe.
Now therefore. in obedience To sacred duty, and
in accordance with the desire Of the people. L. Ches
tier A. Arthur. President of the United States of
Am, RIGA. do hereby appcin; Mon ay next. the s6ih
,iay of september. which day the remains of our
IGNORED and beloved dead will be consigned 10 their
last resting place. earth. 10 be observed throughout
1.-THE United States day of humiliation and mourn
ling, and | arne>tly recommend all the people 10
assemble that day in their respective places Of
Divine worship tNere to lder alike their tribute of
sorrowful submission to the will of Almighty God.
and of love for the memory and char
Iacter of our late Chief Magistrate.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand
land caused seal of the sted States TO be a Ne
Done nj the city OF Washington. this END day of
September in the year of Lord ISL aud of the
of the United States the one hundred
land sixth.
Signed CHESTER A ARTHUR.
[SEAL-
by the President.
JAMES &. BLAINE, Secretary of State.
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l II. banners, and streamers of mourning
me outside of John d. Robbins shop. and o,
.,'e central Fish Market. will be festoonel
quay. The facade Of the Journal buiIdina
VII also be deliberately covered with emblem:
Of mourning. ''''
tokens OF mourning are also exhibited b,
L. otoddard, Esq, the Post Office, Gan.
nett & Morse, J. Piper & Son, Bow hitch {
"eoster. Daniel w. Sullivan, Lewis lib
oetts, f. Barber, Miss Addie Lawrence
o oufs. l.: Z. Cochrane, S. Russell, ]. w
GNiapp, Z. {. Hunt, NJ. o. Savage, DIR. c. W
DAVIS, at the DArthenay fish market, and
possibly elsewhere.
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SUPERIOR COURT KENNEBEC co.
September Tcrm.- Judge w. p. White
house Presiding.
SATURDAY, Sept. "a.

SATURDAY, Sept. "a.
No. go. Alexander Ii. Howard VS.. City OF
Augusta. J. Baker and Cornish for plaintiff
Choate for the CITY. Action to recover back
sl-1G, tax paid the Treasurer of the City OF
Augusta under protest. The evidence was
taken out and the case reported to the La"
Court
No. SIS. A. Berry VS.. Albert Berry. Heath
and Spear for plaintiff; Littlefield of Rock
land for defendant. This is an action to re-
cover the damage alleged to have been done
the plaintiffs horse in the stable OF the de
'endant, and through the defendants negli'
sence, he being stable keeper. The deferd
ant says that the injury was received by the
merest accident, and through no lack of ordi-
nary care on his part. Decision reserved.
Court adjourned until Tuesday morning al
10 o'clock.
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p.ople who were unable to visit the Whit,
Mountains in the summer months, from finan
cialor other considerations, should take advan
rare of the excursion rates offered by the Maine
Central. and take trip to the "Switzerlan,
If America The hotels have all reduced
their rates, and for a few dollars one can en-
joy the bracing air and glorious scenery o
the cloud Tipped hills of New Hampshire
Last Thursday nine car loads of excursionist
from Lawrence and Haverhill, Mass, passe,
over the =. &. o. r. r. for the mountains
Maine folks who have leisure should not fai
to avail themselves of this opportunity t.
visit the region.
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rhsre will be fred thirteen guns at dawn,
:. a.x At the Kennebec Arsenal, at intervals
.f,h;rty minutes between the rising and set.
y, ,f the sun, one gun, and at the close of
- IA, national salute of thirty-eight guns.
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kENNEBEC ARSENAL,
J.P-FARLEy, Mai. Ord.
MarrieD.

In Watervilie, Sept. Is, Nr. Frank A. Axteii OF
West WaiervIe and Miss Emma Page Of Water
yie.
In Scion. Sept. II, Mr.. n. Adams and Miss Nilora
|E. Gates both ef Carrafunk-
In Harmony, Sept. Is. Mr.. Warren y. Chadburnt
and Miss Laura +. Phi,brick, both Of Harmony.
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43ifD.

In Halloweli. Sept, 2ist Willie Harold. infant sor
|of J, Edwin and Lizzie r. Nye.
In North Arson, Sept. Is. Mrs. Luke Manfer.
In Sidney, Neb.. Sept 4. Mr.. Samuel b. Allen Of
Sonora, Cal. formerly of Smifhfeld, Me-, aged q
Years, 4 months.
! In Albion, Sept IS, Mrs. Almeda 3. Bell wife Of
IA andrew 5. Bell, aged ~ years, 4 months.
In Fairfield, Sept 20. Harry Whitney, aged yrs
In Alma, Sept. n, Mr.. Francis Tr-ner.
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.v.banoe prints s.rules to discover q,

An exchange prints ''rules to discover spu
riou. bank notes." But we don't want te
r..ov.r bank notes of that description. Il
;. tho genuine kind we are looking for, and
.,,ss for discovering several thousands OF
,hs.e would be very acceptable.
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o FFI O I "A L!


AUGUSTA, MI, sept. ~, ISL
The committee to take charge of the subscription
flor q ,nument in Lake View Cemetery TO the lat
President, requests that dollar subscriptions b.
|inaugurated in all the cities of the Union. In com
pliance with this request hereby designate the fol
Lowing named persons TO receive subscriptions =
Charles h Partridge, Esq, &. b Morton, Esq, an,
p. Frank Pierce, Esq, who will pay over all sub
Iscriptions 10 William 7. johnson, Cashier of III
National Bank, who will act treasurer Of the fund
knowing. as do, the patriotic and liberal spirit o.
our citizens, bespeak large number Of subscrip
tions to the Garfield Dollar Monument Fund.
sept26f3 T. .. N1CkERf, Mayor.
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The locomotives on the Eastern Railroad
,,e draped with mourning emblems. Some
:, these decorations consist of alternate
.,,;,e. of black and white around the safety
,oa, that run parallel with the boiler, thus
,,essnting a very neat appearance.
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of buying worthless medicines, and spending
money on quack doctors whose only idea II
to gull the public! Is it not better to buy I
reliable medicine like Sulphur Bitters?
think so, as they cured me of catarrh afte
suffering three years.. Z. CLARK, Man
chester. sep20teod&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-09-26
Give Him a Rest.

When enfeebled by long suffering proceed
ling from torpid liver, biliousness, indiges-
|tion, constipation, or sick headache, take
|Burdock Blood Bitters, which give rest to
the weary and reinvigorates all the organs OF
1.-The body. Price 81 co. trial size 10 cents.