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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-09-09
Local anp Stair Nous.


About $50 excursionists from Woolwich
.,.;ted Augusta on the Della Collins yester-
IN.
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Don't D,e In the House.

Trough on Rats" Clears out rats, mice,
reaches, bed-bugs, flies, ants, moles, chip
hunks, gophers. l5c.
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The pastor, Rev. H. E. Mott, will preach
4 the Congregational pulpit Sabbath morn
;ne on the subject ~ nder the Ban"
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TEACHER OF MUSIC.
Mrs. FIR. GOetz

Mrs. FIR. GOGfZ
viii give lessons on Piano, Organ and In Singing.
Terms Moderate. Satisfaction guaranteed. Leave
orders a. c. c. Hunts Music Store. Lessons given
at pupils residence or pupils received at her resi-
deDce, Mr.. Browns, corner of Bridge and Elm streets
senf1tam
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-09-09

Weak muscles and nerves, sluggishness of
thought and inactivity, cured by Browns
Iron Bitters. sept5d&wlw
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NOTICE.

This Is to certify that I, the undersigned forbid
all persons from harboring or trusting my wife.
Chrfstiana, after this date, shall pay bills Of
her contracting. HENRY CLARK
Augusta, August 18th, ise2.
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THE PITTSTON BAND, OF 10 PIECES,

TIL II IDION DAM, UT 10 II1OIOy
G. E. CLARKE, Leader,
Will accompany the excursion. This is the last
chance for excursion this season; so lay by your
work. take your wife and children, that young
lady. and you will find that you have been doubly
repaid for your time and expense. If time will
allow, eNcur>ionists will be treated to sail down
the Shetpseot towards the Five Islands and Hen
bricks Head Light House, giving fine view of Old
Ocean. Parties preferring to go TO Mouse, Capitol
and Squirrel Islands, go the ticket,
taking the Sassanoa at Bath.
Passengers will take the morning train leaving
Augusta at 6 A. NJ, Haowel 600. Gardiner 6.17,
connecting at Bath with the beautiful steamer
SEBENOI, Capt G. A. Low returning in time to
connect with the 8 Z. NJ. train.
FARE FOR THE ROUND augusta, Hallowell.
Gardiner, So. Gardiner and Richmond, $l.OO.
Hotel in Wscasset. Tickets for sale at the sayeral
stations the road. t2ts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-09-09

Singing irritation, Inflammation, all Kid
ney and Urinary Complaints, cured by
.sBuchupsiba-" 81.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-09-09
AYERS
Cherry PectOral.

No other complaints 80 insdious in their attack
those affecting the throat and lungs trined
with oy the majority of sufferers. The ordinary
cough or cold, resulting perhaps from trifing and
unconscious exposure, is often but the beginning Of
fatal sickness. AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL has
well proven its efficacy in forty years fight with
throat and lung Diseases and should be taken In all
cases without delay.
ATerribIe Cough Cured.
"In 1857 took a cold that affected my
lungs had terrible cough, and passed night
tried AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL, which relieved
my lungs, induced sleep, and afforded the rest
continued use of the PICTORIAL a permanent cure
wat effected. | am 62 years old, hale and
hearty, and am satisfied your CHERRY PICTORIAL
saved me.
HORACE FArRBRoTHER
Rockingham. VT, July Is, lss2.
Croup.-A Mothers Tribute.
"while in the country last winter, my little boy,
three years old was taken i'll with Group 1t seemed
rs II he would die from strangulation. One of the
| family suggested the use Of AYERS CHERRY Pee
ToRAL, a bottle OF which was always kept in the
and TO our delight in less than half hour the little
patient was breathing easily. The doctor said that
the CHERRY PICTORIAL had saved my darling's life.
Can you wonder at our gratitude?
Sincerely yours, Mas. EMMA GEDNEY.
159 West 12sfh ST., New York, May 16, 1882.
81 have used AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL in my
family for several years. and not hesitate to pro-
nounce ii the most efectual remedy for coughs and
colds we have tried. Yrs truly, A. j. CRANE"
| Lake Crystal. MIMI, March 13, 1852.
81 suffered for eight years from Bronchitis, and
after trying many remedies with success, was
| cured by the use of AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
Byhalia. Miss, April s. 1882 JOSEPH WALDEN"
| 81 cannot say enough in praise of AYERS CHERRY
| PICTORIAL, believing as do that but for its
| should long since have died from lung troubles.
Palestine, Texas, April %. 1882. Z. BRAGDON"
No case of affection of the throat or lungs exists
which cannot be greatly relieved by the Of
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL. and it will always cure
when the disease is not already beyond the control
| of medicine.
Dr. .C.AYER & CO.. Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists.
sept9' &w1w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-09-09

OF all inventions for solid comfort German
Corn Remover stands at the head. 25c.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-09-09
Marrifo.

In Madison. Aug, 20. Fred Pullen to Miss Alice A.
Emery, both of Arson.
In Levant, Sept. .. Otis W. Ellis to Ellatine ".
Henderson, both Of Hermon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-09-09

Over one hundred Swedes have come into
New Sweden this year. There is a total
Swede population in that town and vicinity
of over one thousand.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-09-09
he sent Free.

xSeThe Central Fish Market has oysters
TO-DAY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-09-09

the round trip, from Portland, Brunswick Bath
Richmond, Gardiner, Hallowell, Augusta, Lewiston
Monmouth, Winthrop, Readfeld and Belgrade
So 90 from West Waterville SS.S1 from Water.
Vile and Benton. 80 from Clinton. S5.25
from Burnham. So 25 from Belfast. 81 90 from
fittsfeld. $685. from Newport. Ss.25 from
Dexter $3.50 from Pennington.
Tickets good TO go Sept. 18th only, by day train,
or nigh! train leaving Portland at Ills =. NJ, and
arriving in Bangor Thursday morning, and will be
good for a return until Sept. Both.
Excursionists will be taken from Bangor, IL sui.
ficient in number, by Special Train, leaving NJ. C.
Depot at so A. NJ, and Exchange ST. Depot at zoo
A. NJ, running through TO Presque Isle. arriving
there at an early hour in the evening.
PAYSON TUCKER, Supt.
+. +. BOOTHBY, Gen'I Pass. and Ticket Ag't.
Portland, Sept. 4. 1852. scpt7-3t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-09-09

The Commercial says that from the VIII
liams Slate quarry at Brownsville avery supe
rior quality of roofing slate is being taken out
Two wide veins of about 10 feet each, hav
been opened to the depth of 40 feet whic
promise to be inexhaustabe. The compan
now employs about 20 men and intends put
ting on a much larger force the coming win
ter. Boston capitalists are carrying on tn
enterprise.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-12-15

NEWSPAPER men sometimes grow
weary in their work and regard thei-
efforts as of but little avail in bring
ing to the notice of the world the
events, business and conditions of
affairs that surround them, but once
In a great while little word of en-
couragement comes and they lay
aside the WEAKNESS that comes of
hard work with no Immediately per-
ceptable results and bend themselves
once more to their task. Within the
past day or two we have had the
pleasure Of receiving private letter
from which we take the liberty to
make an excerpt OF words Of hope
full cheer. The writer, who, by the
way, knews. what he is talking about,
says: IF you could know the eager
ness with which the HERALD is
sought here you would be astonished
and convinced that great future is
des tined to dawn upon the quiet city
of Phoenix, and for much of which
that people will owe to the efforts o I
its newspaper men. 1t is to the en-
ergy Of the press, to-day. that every
ambitious man has to look for infor-
nation with regard to the resources
which are destined to eutreach our
most sanguine expectations. Even
now may be heard the shrek of the
whistle from machinery along the
valley whose products are attracting
men from almost every State in the
Union. Let them come. for there is
room enough and resources enough
to satisfy the wants of the people for
ages to come. Tho money is within
your reach. Every hill teens with
silver and gold enough to pay the
national debt" We
have no remarks to make. Arizonans
know of these truths already. 1t is
the out ide world NO would talk to
of these things.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-12-15

THE City of Phoenix has a very
peculiar charter, as construed by the
Council. 1t has been claimed, and
we believe decided in court, that our
town authorities have no power in
case of breach OF the peace, accord
ing to the charter. We fail to read
the charter in that light, for though
the charter does not definitely men
ton breach of the peace, it uses q
term that certainly includes and was
intended to include breach of the
pea e. In this connection the char
ter reads as follows: 1.-THE Council
shall have poWe to prevent, sup
press Or punish any riot. ARRAY, dis.
orderly noise, or disturbance, in any
street or public or private place in
the city" If a breach of the peace is
not . disturbance we must confess
that we do not know what a disturb
ance is. If, however, 1t has been de-
cided that our Council has no juris-
diction in a breach Of the peace,
though they have over riots and af-
trays. the charter should be amended
with regard TO that matter at the
coming legislature. The charter
should also be so amended as to give
our town authorities power to rid
the town of vagrancy, which power
it seems they do not think they can
exercise, but have left it to the Sher-
if of the County to attend to.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-12-15
The ella Monster.

Much has been written abolt lbe
curious lizard found in Arizona,
New and o d Mexico, and gener ily
called he Gilt m MISTER, ..spe.i II
by Arizonins lis scientific ntme 4
hezodern,a horriiun Prpf. pc,
Philadelphia, the great Ame~ica
naturalist, Ii IS made n de- G
investigation INFO the ch II ar, al
It's, etc., of the animal, and says Is
not poisonous. Pro5e-s,r Cppe IS ~
best authority on such matters 81
Sir John Lubbock pfoha 'ly tie
authority on such matters, Is Of
different opini s.
Last summer Prof r-esaa 81
the Vultire mile - 81, see ~
the animals ~ 81.
Yo k, care , NJ - III az, De
forwarded to Sir Jahn in 81,
Mr. 8. sent tue animal over r. in
can, with air holes, aud avs yed
"a ely. The Arizona {, was re-
ceived by this high dignntary, who
thanked Mr. Treadwell in persona
letter. He su0sequen ly p-esentei
the monster to the Geological Gar
deus where it was handled without
special fear of its bite, al though its
mouth is well arm d viii teeth. H.
vestigation, however, convinced s
keepers tn 1t the crea ure was no Fl
subject for careless handling. thai It's
motive repulati N i, j Istiti d " FAC
and that it is IN exc epiirn to ali
known liz,rds in that Us teeth are
poison fangs,- comparable with those
of ven NOUS scrpents.
To Prof Trradwell is due much
for the examinations m d. into the
n ture, habits, etc of this animal,
which can he claired us ma i've OF
Southern and Central Arizona.
Mr.. Spooner, of the Ariz ma Cen
trail Minis Company, and Mr. Ses-
mour paid an officer of a steamer $50
to convey it TO Sir John Lubbock at
l. ndon. The animal is still alive
and fiau ishes under the treatment it
receives at the Geological Garden in
London although it has always been
claimed that he animal coull not
live in camp climate or where the
does not stand at high
poin, II Prescott Miner.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-12-15
Indiana casts 10000 more votes than

Indiana casts 10000 more votes than
Missouri.
The German reichstag has refused
to permit the French language to be
used In the provincial committee of
Alsace and Lorraine.
A thousand buckets of cider ex-
tinguished fire near Rochester,
New York.
Arkansas Masons have decided to
sell St. Johns college and build
Masonic temple at Little Rock.
Grand Master Logan Fl. Roots Off
ciated at the having of the Little
Rock Universe y, on the Both ult.
A. Chinaman named Heg All Duck
was hanged at San Rafael, CAL. on
the 9Th.
Hon. John Ireland, the new gov
ernor of Texas, once curried horse 8
for So per month. Thus does the
American idea grow dear to the
heart of Americans.
Gov. Cleveland, of New York, is
called Bean Hitler. Thus does the
baked bea step to the front
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-12-15

additional payment of rs cents. The
present duly on flour is SAT- per
weight of one hundred pounds.-Cit-
izen.
The telegraph line between Lords
burg and Clifton is up and will be
ready for business in few days.
A Walnut Grove arassra turns out
$576 worth of bullion from 300
pounds of orc.
Tombstone is to have a billiard
tournament.
Two American prospectors were
murdered eight miles from the Gus
tom house at San Pedro, on the 3rd
inst. Their names were Alexander
Stiles and John Morrou. both well
known in Tombstone.
Tombstone Fire Department is ma
king grand preparations for its COM
ing ball.
Yavapai, says the Miner, will sit
down on any effort to divide Co
chisc County.
Secretary Van Amman and G. w.
Beach have purchased the Sliliwell
mining properly on Stirling Cre>k.
Tucson still keeps up the war on
vags. Eight were put to work on
the streets yesterday.
We are panied to learn through
the columns of the Sentinel of the
death of the infant son of our friend
Capt. G.. M. Thurlow, of Yuma.
The property of the Consolidated
Arizona will be sold in this city to-
morrow on Il mortgage foreclosure
The property is located i'll The Ari-
vaca district, al d is said to be valu-
able.-lSiluer Bit
Fiji cen assertions are reported from
FIT. Lowell. near Tucson, within two
weeks; averages one a day. If ev-
cry Government pr st turns them out
as rapidly, the bill to come up in
Congress for the increase of the army
will be highly proper.
Mr. Butler, of the internal Rev
enue Department, with the assistance
of Deputy Marshal Evans, is ma ing
things exceedingly lively just now
| for the violaters of the revenue laws.
Parties who have been in the habit
of overlooking the provisions of the
United States code in reference TO
their business, would do well to call
a halt before they get into the clutch
es of the law.-Dens0crdt.
Private VIM. Harding, troop M
Sixth Cavalry, has orders to proceed
to Fit. Lowell, and report to the c M
handing officer thereof for duty as
hospital steward of the 3r,l class. re-
lieving Private Frederick Flemin g,
Company B, First Infantry, who Will
report for duty with his company at
Fort Apache.
Upon the recommendation of his
troop and post commanders, SO much
of the unexecut portion of the SEN
tence, promulgated il Department
General Court Mar ial Orders No.
10, rle nt series, rs relates to con-
| finement, in the cas-. of Private
Charles Fl. (W) Poaoelson, Troop M.
Third avalry, is RENTED, and he
will be released from co"ti emcnt.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-12-15

Soap and candle manufactures in
Tucson are required to pay fl, m
500 to $1,000 per monthly for water,
while sugar refine les are to pay
from $500 to $4,000 per month a
church for the baptisry pays So to
$15 per month and for other pur-
poses SIS 10 SIS per month. A pri-
vate residence pays from $3.50 for
house of three rooms to 81 for II
house of six rooms, and 81 for each
additional room A beer hall runs
from 5000 $50 per month; cow
81, and horse for private stable not
l. SIS than five. At these rates it is
not improbable that our sister city
will soon become the great IN
washed.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-12-15

LET the counties of Arizona be-
ware OF bonded Indebtedness. 1t is
q milestone that hangs upon many
counties and tow nships in the states.
Cass County, Missouri, has two couu.
ty officials. exercising tho functions
Of Supervisors. who lie in Jail month
after month for refusing to levy a
tax for payment of an excessive issue
Of bonds. The county judges that
issued the bonds were promptly
lynehc !, but to no effect. 1t is easy
TO issue bonds; it Is difficult to pay
them.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-12-15
Dun City Council ha, iuri,dictio

Dun City Council has Jurisdiction
over sidewalks and they should see
that they are kept in a proper con-
dition at the crossing of bitches, etc.,
On the main streets. A person is
liable at some of these places to have
a leg broken or other serious bodily
injury, and the town would be held
liable for the same. Also the side.
walks should be kept free from OBJ
structions such as might infiict in
jury on citizens passing in the dark
ness, as for instance, pillow handle
to run against, or wheslbarrow to
fall over. Occasionally these things
are to be found occupying the side
walk, and in localities are habitually
kept there.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-12-15

New Mexico cast 2s,44o votes.

New Mexico cast 2S,4 4U votes.
The Egyptian rebel prisoners will
be exiled 10 Cey on.
Rhode Island demands a rectifica-
tion of the boundar line between
herself and Massachu et,s whereby
sine would gain $40 acres.
Washington pos al delivery will
call ia the aid of the tricycle..
The legislature of Texas has fixed
the maximum rate of railroad fare at
three cents per mile.
Lake Superior is TO have a cable.
Wholesale coffee is lower than
slncethe panic of 1857.
The total U. S. Gu rency, Nov. Is
was 81 4S3, 100000.
The A. T & S. F road earned
fourteen and a half millions last
year.
The troops west of the Mississippi
river are TO be supplied with shot
guns. in addition to other arms, for
the purpose Of killing small game.
Missouri has population of 2.169,
600, while diana has 1, 97s. 900; yet
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-12-15

ually at the bottom Of the business.
The world il full of human brutes
who would defame the character Of
q dead parent, did they think that by
30 doing they could make themselves
notorious, and win its senseless
morbid applause What good
can. possibly come by investiga-
ton if the dead De Long should be
found guilty of all that is charged to
himf Will what he really accom-
plisnsd be OF any less value or what
he did not accomplish any more q
warning to those who may desire to
attempt it? Will it make his dead
bones rest the more easily or unsas-
lily in their frozen tomb or bring TO
life the gallant fellows who persisted
with him in the common disaster!
Will it ease the grief Of the friends
dead to know that public sentiment
is turned against his management
and be made responsible for their
death? The whole matter of Invcs-
tigation is shame, q disgrace to
the:nation and If Congress does its
duty it will give such . rsbu Ike to
the orlginators as will shut their
calumnious mouths and stamp them
as ghouls unfit for recognition in a
civilized country.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-12-15

WE fail to recall any more nefari-
Gus law than that of the general gov
erRment concerning the sale of to-
bacco- In Virginia. Missouri aad
Kentucky farmers are frequently
imprisoned for thoughtlessly selling
to neighbor tobacco which they
have raised as they raise wheat o.
potatoes. They are simple farmers
and cannot understand why they
should sell their tobacco to manu-
facturers only. while they may sell
their Germ to the best bidder.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-12-15

RoBnsoN attempted to force him
self upon the Republicans of his
District by every means available.
He spent $4,000 during the recent
election, but was defeated. The Re-
publican party has purified itself of
bossism and corruption at the ex-
Pense of temporary defeat. 1t gives
one confidence in the American gov.
eminent to see public leaders moved
by thought and judgment upon the
political chess-board.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-12-15

THE postoffice money order bust
ness of the United States, last fiscal
year, was $12o,OOo.OOO. This is a
happy appendix to our postal sys-
tenn and is receiving favor with for
eign governments. For some time
it has been the custom of thrifty peo-
pie, where g bank account was in
convenient or Objectionable, to take
out money orders payable to them
selves. Money is very secure this
way, and there u no Inconvenience,
we believe, where the deposits do
not lie longer than one year. Post
master Howe thinks that the post
office need not be a substitute for the
savings bank, nor its rival, but its
feeder; a place where small deposits
with slow accretions may slowly
grow into larger ones, then to be
transferred to savings banks on long
er terms and with larger earnings.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-12-15
TERRITORIAL TWIGs.
Leopold Zelr, Tucson, is dead.

Leopold Zelr, tucson, is dead
The Mack Morris and Pioneer
shipped $4,000 worth of bullion las
week.
The Jessie Benton mines are jubi-
liant over rich strike in the Desert.
Tucson has Pinafore; discounts
'dobe dollars eleven cents; wood a
nifty cents burro-ful; twelve hun
dred people at the bull-fght on Sun
day.
Joseph Collingwood died at Flor
ence on the 10Th.
Robt. Grigsby Is again engineer of
the Tiger mine.
Attorney General Brewster recon-
mends in his report to Congress the
building of penitentiary in Arizona
or New Mexico.
The Enterprise says that ore assay
ing $4,000 has been found near that
place.
Arizona gets $4,000 of the Indian
appropriation that passed on Thurs
day.
Reavis will be heard in Tucson on
the 18th inst.
Milt Mobiles will play in Tucson
on next Friday and Saturday.
One Los Angeles finn furnishes
$35, 900 worth of produce per month
to Ar:zonans.
Adam Weir, who is charged with
the murder of Pete Clark at Flagstaff
last Friday is in the Yavapai jail.
Picacho Station will have ware
house and tank. The Gunsight COM
pany will build road to that place
Prescott has live Marquis on a
visit.
Mr.. Wallace, an old resident of
Prescott, is dead.
Geo. a Treadwell thinks the Cop
per Basin the largest copper deposit
IN the world.
The South Pioneer mill is runnin
and the other mill is going up rapid
ly.
The County Treasurer's bond in
Plnal Co. is placed at $4,000.
The Hastings mill, Pinal county,
will st4rt up again ne ct week, after
a short delay in improving the me H.
cd oil catching the gold.
William Rose, saloon keeper at
Hastings, three miles from Final,
was killed by Jules Grew eau last Fri
day. Crevean is still at large.
The papers say that the census
taker has found more people in Ar-
iona who can neither read nor write
than in any other section of the Uai-
ted States. Thus is Yavapai shorn
of her glory.
The through passenger traffic be-
tween San Fran isco and the East
has fallen off fully so Per cent re-
Gently on the Central Pa ihc Rail
road Travellers apprehensive of a
repetition of the teri lie SHOWS orms
in the mountains of last winter, and
the delayed trains, are beginning to
go by the Southern route through
Arizona and New Mexico, where |
they have nothing to fear but the
SUP, the dusty desert and the
hostile Indians.
A correspondent of the Miner over
the signature of Thurmaston calls
to the following sales of
mines recently in that county: The !
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-12-15
TIE day seems to have passed

O"y oOClAS ~ Aa'C p@Scou IN
the United States when the grave
covers every defect and blots out ev-
cry error The poor, silent, helpless
bones are no longer safe and sacred
in their eternal sleep. Garfield had
scarcely been laid away when the
teeth of calumny and cold, cowardly
hearted revenge snapped at and tore
with remorseless hatred the decaying
flesh of the dead hero. And to-day
the brave De Long is subject to the
same usage after all his toll and suff-
ering and star vation and death. 1t
is easy to say what should have been
done or whit ought to have been
done by him in the terrible emergen-
cies that were upon him, by those
who for months contemplated the
Situation around we'll laden boards
and warm fires.
1t is invarisby the case in any
great disaster. There are those who,
safe from the exci.ements and terri
BILE dangers of the occasion, set them
selves to fauItfiading and useless.
inhuman criticism. A debasing low
born jealousy and self-coaceit il US