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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-18
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Bailey, son of David Nelson. living in
Melrose, suicided yesterday by shooting
Cause, dependency from being out of work.
John Harkins, of Providence. is under ar.
restAt Lawrence for bigamy, having two
wives, one residing in Attleboro and the
other in Providence. He will be taken to
Attleboro.
Thearmy worm is going through the oat
crop in New Brunswick with alarming rapid.
ity. Rust also has appeared in potatoes but
not very heavy.
The Tack Manufacturing Company of Gen.
trail Falls. part OF the Sprague estate, was
sold at auction Thursday for $40, 900 to the
Union Company. There was sharp COM
petition. The Amasa Sprague mansion. ad
vertised to be sold at sucti n, was sold at
private sale to the wife of Amasa Sprapue for
about SIS 900.
This government has been informed of the
prevalence Of cholera at Yokohama, Japan,
l07 deaths having occurred up to July "a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-18
State News.



Some time ago, twenty gallon key of
liquor was seized at the depot at Pressure
Isle, and left in charge of Deputy Sheriff
kimball. After due notice, hearing was
held, and the liquor condemned and ordered
to be spilled. When, however Sheriff Kim
ball came to produce the keg, he found that
the liquor had been removed and water sub
stituted for it. 1t is evident that somebody was
remiss in duty.-JournaE
CUMBERLAND
The reunion of the 1-lO-29th Maine Repi-
ment Association will be held this wear at
the summer residence Of Capt Elijah NJ.
Shaw, at Mere Point (Brunswick), in Casco
bay, on Friday, August 25tb
Mr.. George Standwood of Portland had
diamond ring worth sl75, stolen from hi.
| Office in Portland, last Monday.
The North Atlantic Squadron has arrived
at Portsmouth, and will remain there a week
or ten days. 1t will probably visi, Port
land some time next week.
FRANKLIN.
The monograph says that Mrs. Z. Hinkley
of Rangeley, saw two small deer not far from
the barn, Monday evening. They were very
tame, and as she said, very pretty. She
watched them for some time, when finally
they left and went into the woods.
Knox.
Last Friday evening Daniel MAYO of Beech
W oods was thrown from a carriage at Rock
land and 1t is thought fatally injured.
The destructive worm is beginning its
ravages on the spruce and fir trees at both
North and South Haven Islands.
Nrs Charles Glover, OF Rockland, with
out Asses, has made a quilt containing
1908 pieces.
Lime has fallen to 80 cents per barrel for
both lump and fine lime Rockland limo
dealers probably will not ship any more for
some time.
Inc cheese factory at Union is doing a
good business this season. The new operator.
Mr.. A. w. Smith, of Dixfeld, was recon.
mended as being a first class cheese
maker.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-18
Campmeeting Doings.

OLD ORCHARD, Aug. II.
The usual prayer meeting at $50 led by
Rev. Mr.. Hall, business meeting at 10, by
+. II. Peckham, Rhode Island, on theolOgi-
cal training for the ministry. 1t showed the
Importance of thorough study and deep re-
ligious principle carefully cultivated. This
was ably discussed by clergymen and others.
At 1l.3O there was an address by Kings
bury Bachelor, A. NJ, on the endowment
of educational institutions. There was
a prayer meeting in the evening followed by
an address from Rev. A. A. Smith, Mime
sofa, on the opportunities in the West. The
discussion was interesting. There was a
large attendance during the day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-18
The Arrest of Gray.

LONDON, Aug. Il,
In the Commons this afternoon the Speak
err read letter from Judge Lawson, an
nouncng the cOmmital of Mr.. Gray. 1t is
too late to secure the appointment of rep
resentative committee and he did not more
over know of any in which the committee
could release Gray if they wished to do SO. He
therefore made purely formal motion that
the letter of Judge Lawson be placed on file
Sexton attacked Judge Lawson for prevent
ing Gray from making defence. The pro-
posal of Gladstone is simply a measure to
defer the matter until Gray's term expires.
Gray has telegraphed the Speaker and Glad
stone, informing them of his committal, and
the refusal of Judge Lawson to grant an al
journment of his case.
The Daily Times says if Judge Lawson
had the courage and prudence to dismiss
Gray's case with few words of contempt
BILE tolerance, it would have been better for
the ends Of justice and the peace of Ireland.
London papers approve the sentance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-18
No EapOleOns in this Country.

Was not the contest between Conkling and
the President, precisely the same in principle
rs that in this State between the Council and
the Governoe ?-The Ner Age.
No more than black chicken is like a
white one. President Garfield claimed
nothing but what the constitution allowed
him; Governor Plaisted oversteps bis con-
stitutional authority. and undertakes to
blot out the power of the Council when he
asserts that they have no right to reject
nominations made by him or advise in re-
gard to them. The Council of Napoleon
the First were obliged to sanction his de-
crees whatever they might be. American
people are opposed to Napoleonic despo-
tism and put check upon it in their con-
situations
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A Woman Held for lnfanticide.

BANGOR, Aug. Il.
Mary Glynn was arraigned in the Superior
Court today before Judge Peters, charged
with the murder of Patrick Glynn, her
daughters illigitimate child at East Hamp-
den last February. Attorney General Cleaves
and County Attorney Mace appeared for the
State, and White and Merrill for the respon-
dent. The respondent pleaded not guilty, and
the trial will commence Monday next. The
defence will be insanity and the trial will
occupy several days.
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The Evicted Tenantry.

DUBLIN, mug.
meeting at which Lord Mayor Dawson
presided, was held at the Mansion House to-
day to start a fund for the assistance of evict-
ed tenantry. Parnell and Dillon were pres
ent. The attendance was large The Lord
Mayor read a letter from Gray, dated in
prison. He declared that their cause was
that of justice and progress. The reading of
the letter was received by cheers and shouts
of ''down with Lawson" The police appre
bend disturbance tonight, as great indigna
ton prevailed.
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Mines on Fire.

CUMBERLAND, Pa, Aug. Il.
The Aston mine, owned by the ConsoliJa-
ton Coal Company at Pamey's Mash, near
Homecoming and which has been smoulderiBg
some time, burst forth in a tremendous
blaze this morning. The fire originated
from Spruce slope of the company which
had been working out and been burning
since 1872. The dwelling situated over the
burning mine is in momentary danger. There
is said to be great danger from the fire com
municating to the Vale farm estate with
thousands of tons of underlying coal. The
burning mine is being closely watched
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-18
SOMERSET REPUBLICANS.
County Convention Held Thursday at
Sk0Whegan.

SKowHEGAN; Aug. II.
The republican convention for Somerset
county held here today made the following
nominations
Senators-O S. Haskell of Pittsfeld and
Virgin Common of Fairfield.
County Commissioners-A. J. Moore OF
Hartland and Hiram Moore of Madison
Sheriff.. s. Nickerson of Pittsfeld.
Register of Deeds-H. o. Decker OF
Smithfeld.
County Attorney. o. Bradbury OF Hart
land.
County Treasurer-A. K. Frederick OF
Norridgewock.
Senator Frye and Representative Reed
addressed the convention this afternoon and
evening. Everything was quiet and har-
monious.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-18
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO. Aug 10.
FLOUR-quiet.
WHEAT lower; No. , Chicago Spring, l Oh
cash; Aug. 91i; Sept. Oh.
CORN = low>r at 20 76i cash bid; 76I Aug;
Sept. 75S.
0ATs-higher Asa Isl cash; All Aug. Sept. SO;
Oct. 34i
sYE-firmer; e..
BARLEY-steady 90
PORK at II 10 for cash and 70 92I tor Sept;
20 vs. for Aug.
LARD - al II Is for cash; u l2I a IL Is Sept;
IL Oct.
BULK MEAT-ShouIders, 9 60; Short rib, II 90;
Short clear, Ii IS.
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Changing Issues.

A prominent fusion organ in another
State makes the assertion that the republic
cans Of Maine are about to abandon the
fight on State issues and contest the ground
on national issues. because they are afraid
to rest their case upon State issues
A glance over the republican papers of
blaine this week is all that is necessary to
demonstrate how groundless is the state
ment above mentioned. There has been
great flourish made in democratic papers
about the inyincibility of Governor Plaisted
and his position in the contest with the
Council, but there never was any doubt
or hesitation in the republican organiza-
ton about fighting the campaign out on
the issues presented by Plaisted, and
there is no change of sentiment in that
respect as the campaign goes on, nor will
there be any.
Governor Plaisted is already beaten
on every issue which his administration
has presented. As the proved endorser of
the Garcelon State Steal be makes sor-
ry figure before the people of the State.
In his fight with the Council he appears
as the petty tyrant, usurper, demagogue.
irascible. jealous, the expeller Of a
wounded soldier from petty place in
order that his own son might occupy it,
and the hater Of an able justice Of the
Supreme Court because the latter, when
the peace and security of the State
government were threatened, put political
prejudice and partnership behind him
and honestly and impartially sustained the
right The republicans are abundantly
satisfied with the result of the dis
Gus sion thus far on State issues, and
il ANYBODY is afraid to continue the fight on
that line he is not 10 be found in the re-
publican camp. We don't scare worth a
cent to be told that Paisted is another
Caesar, a second Andrew Jackson. and
never was beaten. We propose to fight
him, and beat him too. so badly that his
political career will be ended when this
campaign is over.
National issues properly have an i'm
portant par in this contest, and these
will not be passed by or over on account
Of filings or taunts that we evade State is
sues. We would like to know where the
consistency is in nominating bank Pres
ident for Congress on an anti-bank plat
form; or the advantage to farmers to
elect an incapable farmer to Congress; or
to return members to seats whose record
shows that they have been absent one
third of the time during the last session.
All these things are propert to be discussed,
and more important than the winnings
of Governor Plaisted about the difficulties
he has had with the Executive Council.
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FROM VERMONT.
Meeting Of the Battle Convention.

BURLINGTON, Aug. II.
At the battle monument meeting at North
Burlington, ex-Gov. Rice presiding. the com
mittee on designs received plans, notably
from Artist Ward and Archltec Hunt. and it
was resolved to obtain design for a battle
monument Immediately and place the project
under contract. The committee consists of
f. J. Phelps, Burlington. chairman; ex-
Cows. Prescott of New Hampshire, and Rice
Massachusetts,; T. W. Park of Burlington,
with one vacancy caused by the death of
Hon. A. p. Gardner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-18

The people of Maine will decide at the
coming election whether they want the SUI
preme Court of the State reconstructed by
the f1sionists. The next Governor will have
the appointment of five of the eight Judges
that constitute the Court.-N T. Tff6mae.
The Tribune falls little short of the
whole truth this time. If Plaisted and a
fusion majority Of the Legislature should
be elected they would not leave single
member Of the Supreme Court, as now
constituted, upon the bench. All would
have 70 60 and give place to Court en-.
tirely subservient to Plaisted.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY POLITICS.
A Strong County Ticket Nominated
Thursday, at Phillips.

PHILLIPS, Aug. II.
The Franklin county republican convention
met at Phillips, Thursday. There were in
attendance full delegations. The nomina-
tons were as follows:
Senator-P. II. Stubs.
County Commissioners-L. +. Green and
+. w. Patterson.
Clerk of Courts-J. p. Thompson.
County Attorney. c. Holman.
Sheriff.. A. Dyer.
. Treasurer-D. NJ. BOnney.
Register of Deeds. F. Bracket.
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a Good Foundation,

In American households the prevailing
complaints are weakness of the stomach and
its consequences, Indigestion, Nervousness
and 1iheumati>m. Such sufferers can Law
good foundation for health by using Parker's
Ginger Tonic as it tones up the stomach and
nerves, and keeps the kidneys active to carry
off the tonl matter.-N. o. PicayRne
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Death of Judge Williams.

WORCESTER. Mass, Aug. II.
Hartley Williams, Judge of the Municipal
Court, died this morning. He was stricken
with paralysis last March, while presiding at
a festival of the Sons of Maine, but was
thought to be recovering. The immediate
cause of death was congestion of the lungs.
He had been a member of the Governors
Council and had held other public offices.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-18

BRocKTON, Mass, Aug. IL.
Central Block. corner Main and Centre
streets, was Quilted by fire tonight. George
+. Bryant, clothier, owner of the building,
loses on stock $4,000 to SIS, 900; insured
for about $4,000. The other losers are Miss
F. Trip, millner, $4,000; insured 1920.
ID. T. Burrell photographer, 81, 900; insured
5000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-18

The Boston Journal says: Should Gov
Reunion at Calais this week he can ex-
plain why he insisted upon displacing a
married and needy veteran to make place
for his own son. He can do it in connec-
tion with his expressions of regard for the
''boys."
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Liquid Gold.

Danl. Plank, OF Brooklyn, Tioga Co., Pa,
describes it thus; 81 rode thirty miles Tor
bottle of Thomas EcLECTRIc On, which ef.
fected the wonderful cure of a crooked limb
in six applications it proved worth more than
gold to me-. augl5t&wlw2p
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A Point Of Honor Settled.

PLYMOUTH, Aug. Il.
David Mcconnell and Benz Harris, two
young men here having little difficulty. ad-
journed across the river and fought it out
alone in prize ring style, yesterday afternoon.
Both were badly punished.
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Rum Did il.

RocKLAND, Aug. IL.
Herbert Rowell, who keeps liquor place
on Winter street. while intoxicated this after
noon, shot his wife. The ball passed nearly
through her body; she is in a very critical
condition. He was arrested.
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POLITICAL.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Aug. l..
The readjusters convention nominated X.
r. Farr for Congress from the Sth district.
RICHMOND, Aug. II.
The readjusters-republican coalition con-
vention of the forth district nominated b. S.
Hooper for Congress.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
WAR CLOUD IN EGYPT.
Arab to be Attacked carbohydrates
tions Point to Stirring Times-Eng.
ljshmen Cool and Confident.

ALEXANDRIA, Aug. II.
Negotiations are proceeding with the canal
company for the hiring of wire from Suez to
Port Said. If accomplished it will complete
the British telegraph communication between
Suez and England.
1t is believed that the young Italian naval
officer reported missing the 18th inst, alb
seconded with the intention of giving Arab
assistance. The troop ship Euphrates, with
the Manchester regiment and battery OF ar
tillery and transport Capella with Duke
Teck has arrived.
Eight P. NJ. The thirtyeighth. forty
sixth and sixtiethsreg iments are breaking up
camp at Ramleh and preparing to embark
Transports Egyptian, Monarch and Neva-
da arrived here. Reports continue to assert
that combined land and sea attack on the
forts at Aboukir is imminent. According
to the last account an attack Will be maze
Sunday morning.
Arab Pasha is said to have 1000 guns in
position at Koafr Ell Dwar. The English
staff credits him with them at least.
LONDON, Aug IL.
A dispatch from Alexandria states Gen.
Wellesley has decided that the British ad-
vance shall be from Aboularch. Troops Will
embark Saturday and land and attack Abour-
larch on Sunday. The Khedive today visited
w OIeSlPN on UOdTu the Sdldiiils anu
ed an hour.
The Central News Alexandria special re-
ports negotiations proceeding for the surren-
der at Meks of 2000 Bedouns now with
Arab Another report from Alexandria
states that it is believed that Wellesley will
attack positively Saturday morning in two
columns, one along the route of the last re
connoissance. and the other by the way of
Lake Aboukir, taking Arab at the point
where his right rear rests on Mahmondi,A
canal.
A Reuter- dispatch from Alexandria says
that the first division with one regiment from
second division will embark tomorrow. At
the bombardment of the forts at Aboukir,
for which all the men-of. war but two will be
withdrawn from Alexandria. it is intended to
land the first division under the personal
command of General Wellesley, while the
second division will be under Gen. Hamley,
with Generals Wood and Alison commanding
the brigades, will cooperate from Ramleh.
SUEZ, Aug. Il.
An order has been issued to suspend I'M
loading transports here. This has given rise
to rumors that the landing will take place
at Ismalia.
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FIRE in Wells.

kENNEBUNK, Aug. Il.
A two-story house, barn. and outhuildings
of Charles West, Maryland Ridge. Wells,
were totally destroyed by fire last night, to-
gether with hay, cattle, horse, and farming
tools. Loss &, 900; insured 81, 200.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-18
Special Weather Bulletin.

Fair weather prevails in the New England
and Middle States; cooler, fair weather is
indicated for New England and Middle At
lantic States for Friday and Saturday; warm
er. partly cloudy weather indicated in the
Northwest and upper lake region, Saturday,
with light rains.
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Collision.
PORTLAND, Aug.

PORTLAND, Aug. Il.
The yacht Segoche. Of Boston, with party
from Rice, Kendall & Co.'s and the Boston
Postofice, collided with a fishing schooner
off Pemaquid, Wednesday morning. The
yacht was wrecked and the passengers landed
at Boothbsy.
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Attempted Suicide.

BATH. Aug. IL.
Mrs. Oliver Stewart of this city, in q fit Of
dependency, on account of domestic infidel.
ity. took large dose of corrosive subIimate,
today, and now lies in critical condition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-18

spirits longing for food and not being able
to eat when put before you, gnawing pains in
the stomach, lassitude and general feeling
of goneness; but a capital Joke to find that
BURDoCK BLOOD BIrrERs remove all these
symptoms and only costs 500.
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WILL SPEAK AT
FREEPoRT, Saturday. August 10.
MACHIAs, Thursday, August "a.
PEMBROKE, Friday, August IS.
CALAIS, Saturday, August %.
HoULToS, Monday. August %.
BRIpGEwATER, Tuesday. August 20.
FORT FAIRFIELD, Wednesday. August 30.
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KRNNEBEc.

The Knickerbockers have emptied the;,
Farmingdale ice houses. and have resnmas
work at their Chelsea houses. They also =.
ready to ship from the Kennebec Mu,u.I
houses at Dresden.
SAGADAHoC
The Bath Times says: Andrew Ssv.sa
the hunter, with four hounds was on the look
out for the loupcervier. Monday. on RocLr
Hill, and they 'treed" 30 pound rscon.
among the rocks, which with Savages ass;.,
ance. VAS dug out and killed Mr.. Savaaa
thinks he was the animal which has been zoe.
Of late.
The Times says there is a project for erec,.
ing first class machine shop in Bath e.,
building marine engines for 20OO ton sbins
Hon. Guy c. Cess is the mover in the enter.
prise. A meeting is called for Saturd,r
evening next. to consider the subject.
Tuesday. Mr.. Ortis Wright GO wears old
and living in the north part of the civ of
Bath, was thrown under hayrack and had
two of his ribs and one shoulder broken
WASHINGTON.
The Union says the Columbia Falls Blus-
berry Packing Co. have one of the best ar
ranged factory buildings in the country. They
made the building for the work and have
specially fitted and furnished it in each do.
partment with such facilities and imprnva.
ments as years of experience suggested. The
factory affords all the room and COW eniencas
needed for packing beans, corn, pumpkins or
any goods that the company NAV ever de.
sire to place in the market. They can pack
400 to 500 bushels of berries daily; provided
so many are brought to the factory.
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Tired of Life.

PORTLAND, Aug. Il.
Hiram Thayer, aged 60, of Stevens
Plains, Deering, suicided by hanging.
Cause depression because he was unable to
work.
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HON. GEO. II. LORING

WILL SPEAK AT
PORTLAND. Friday, August rs.
SACo, Saturday, August 70.
RoCKLAND. Tuesday, August 20.
MARANoCooK, "wednesday. August 10.
BELFAST. Thursday, August 81
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Forest Fires Subdued.

SANDWICH, Mass, Aug II.
The rain which fell Yesterday has entirely
subdued the fire which has been raging in the
woods at Sandwich for the past three weeks.
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WASHINGTON.
Beware OF limitations.

The delicate odor of Floreston Cologne is
entirely novel Look for signature of Hiscs,
& Co, n. Y, on each bottle.
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successfully treated by Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association. Address, with stamp
for pamphlet, Buffalo, n. Y.
!, 4 l,rDu
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The sovereign temperance tonic Wheat
Bitters, is the purest and richest blood brain
and nerve food in existence. DIR. BROWN.
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They Came to Blows.

PORTSMOUTH. n. IL, Aug. L.
Two men. whose names were not learned
came TO blows in stable on York beach.
Sunday, regarding an old feud, and one is
injured, it is feared, fatally. The matter has
been kept very quiet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-18

Use, instead of unwholesome cosmetics
Glenn's Sulpur Soap which purifies the skin
"Hills Hair Dye" black or brown. fifty
cents. auglJeod&wlw
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HON. EUGENE HALE

WILL STEAK AT
CRAY, Monday, August 81
OXFORD COUNTY, Tuesday, August %.
OXFORD COUNTY, Wednesday, August %.
OXFORD COUNTY. Thursday, August "A
WILTON, Friday, August Is.
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HON. JACOB III. Ella, New
mpShirc,

WILL SPEAK AT
EAST MADISON. Monday, August 20.
ATHENS, Tuesday, August 20.
HARMONY, "Wednesday. August 30.
MARYLAND, Thursday, August 81.
PALMYRA, Friday, September l.
CANAAN. Saturday, September 2.