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DIR. ). s. SCOTT.
OF st. Louis, Arrested In ConnectIo N
with the Kewsnee Bank Robbery.

ST. LOUIS, Angus 2e.-Dr. J. S. Scott was
arrested here late Last night by one of Pink
eron's detectives on the charge of being i'm
plicated in the Kewanse, Ill, bank robbery,
and left for Chicago to-nigbt in charge of an
officer. The affair was kept very quiet.
Scott formerly lived in Kewanee, but
claims to have been resident of
st. Louis for the past SIX months. He was in
Kewanee at the time Of the robbery, but says
he had nothing 10 Do with it, and knows
nothing about it. II Is understood that he
wss arrested on iniofmation derived from
WEIGH, who was captured in the East two
or three days ago, and there seems to be no
doubt that he was directly implicated in the
robbery
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stealing a Reputation.

Would you trust one dishonest enough e
steal the reputation of another, TO make fol
you anything-especially your physic-not
knowing of what it may be compounded!
How &c tell the genuine Simmons Liver Reg.
ulator: Look for the clean White Wrapper
having a large red in the center and the
sign allure of J. ii. Zeilin & Co. on the side
All others are worthless and injurious imita.
tons Don't tsmper with them, however
plsu-ibly recommended; health and life are
too precious to endauger.
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occurred tonight in cellar No. !, Pennsyl-
vania avenue, which severely bnrned J.
Helm and son, who occupied apartments In
the building. They went TO the cellar to
look Tor gas leak, and as they entered with
lamp an explosion took place. The father
received the greatest injury, both arms being
horribly burned from the shoulders to the
ends OF the fiugers, also his face and neck.
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Probably q Murder.

TOLEDO, August ga quarrel occurred
at NJ. Kipps's saloon, at Summit street, to-
night, between Kipp and a ianitor named
Joseph Eversrd, aDout the change for SO
bill. Kipp struck the other a powerful blow
with his fisI, knocking him down, and b q
head striking the pavement, he lie thought
to have been fatally injured. Kipp gave
himself up, pleading self-defense.
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The San Francisco Commercial states that
ihe amount OF grain being moved by the
Central Pacific railroad at present is simply
enormous. The trains laden with wheat on
the Oregon division are so large that most Of
them have to be hauled with two locomo.
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WILKFsBARRE, August 29.-The rock
miners of the Empire md Hollenbeck mines
struck for an advance of ten per cent.
Ldter.-A conference was held to-day be-
tween the striking rock miuers of the Em-
pire and Holenbeck mines and the contrac-
iors, and it was decided that the miners re-
turn 10 work at the advance OF wages de-
m, arda0
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CINCISNANI, August 29.-At the Clay
Pigron-Sbootiug Tournsment here, attended
by shots from all parts of the West and
South, Mesders, OF Nashville, won the first
prize, $175, with a score of Is. In sweep
stake match No. 6, Triefel, of Covington,
won BY a clean score of Z. Sweepstakes No.
was won BY MILESTONE, of Cincinnati; a
purse of 500 was won by Alderman, OF
Lima, in clean score of 10. A match was
concluded for $3.50 side between A. III.
Bogardus and Mesders, of Nashville; place
Cincinnati; time not fixed.
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since their selection every member Of the
American team was present at practice to-
day at Creedmoor. Only the 200, 500, 600
and 100-yar1 ranges were shot over. The
shooting at the short ranges was very good,
but at the 1000 yards targetit was poor. Colo
mel Bodine has appointed Captain w. III.
Murphy, adjutsnt of the Twelfth regiment,
secretary of the team.
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CLEVELAND, August 29.-Sparks from a
locomotive, as supposed, set fire to the Bee
line oil sheds or flats. The 800 barrels OF
refined petroleum stored there burned fu-
riously and flowed all about in blazing
streams, con umiDg a saloon and boarding
house near by belonging to Mrs Elasser, fir
ing train of fifteen cars loaded with
petroleum, which also burned, together with
ten other freight cars which were empty.
The burning oil ran down. the catcte5asin
into the sewer, flowed under Scranton avenue
into the river, defiance of several hundred
feet, and set FIRE to the schooner James Wade,
of Sandusky, which was damaged to the ex-
tent OF $500 before it was towed 10 place OF
safety and the flames extinguished. The
total loss is appropriated at $4,000.
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JAY GOULD makes reply to Governor
Cornell, which We print in full elsewhere. 1t
is very interesting chapter in the fight
which is now being waged in New York be-
tween Cornell and Conkling, assisted by
President Arthur.
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LONDON, August 29.-The Turkish account
of the fighting on the frontier between the
Turks and Greeks is as follows: Some Greek
troops attempted to take forcible possession
of the disputed territory of Karalik, located
on the Thessalian frontier, but they were re-
pulsed with heavy loss by the Turks under
Ragheb Pasha. Eight men were killed On
The Tnrkish side
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GREECE.

: ATHENS, August 29.-Yesterday morning
the Turkish troops attacked the Greeks all
along the frontier, from Zorbas to Degani.
The fighting was continued to-day. The
Greeks lost four killed and ten wounded.
The government dispatched 1000 infantry,
artillery and gendarmes to the frontier.
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THE WORK OF THE COMMISSION APPRovEI
BY SECRETARY LINCOLN.
WASHINGTON, August 29.-Secretary Lin,
coin to-day approved the recommendation
OF the Mississippi River Commission for the
spportIonment OF the fund appropriated by
the last Congress for improving the naviga-
ton OF the Mississippi river, and it is sup
posed that work upon the river will begin at
once.
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nxs,e,ious D,sappearape..

CINCINNATI, August 29-Charles A. Lo-
gan, editor of a newspaper at Logan, o., has
been missing since August 18th, when he
started to Cincinnati on business trip. in
tending to return in few days. Mr.. Logan
ia about tweniy-four years old, very light
complexion, blue eyes, brown hair, and OF
medium size.
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DIR. MuRRAY's REPORT.
THE LABOR SITUATION.
No Change at wheoIipg.

WHEELING, w. VA, August 29.-There
is not much new in the iron situation here.
The Amslganiated Association members
profess to be as confident of carrying their
point as when they struck.
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CHICAGO, August 29.-The general pas.
senger agents of the Chicsgo and Kansas City
roads, at a meeting this afternoon, refused &c
accede to the demand of the Southern Pacific
that It's proportion of the through passenger
rates from Kansas City be incrs ased.
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RUSSIA.
THE SIBERIAN PJ

THE SIBERIAN PLAGUE SPREADING.
ST. PETERSBURG, August 29.-The Sibe-
rian plague is appearing TO an alarming
extent in the most widely separated qusr-
tiers of European Russia. One death from the
disease occurred at Odessa.
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Boston has done well to raise statue to
Harriet Msrtineau, and will do still better
if by its side is placed one to Margaret
Fuller. These twin sisters by the divine
right of intellect deserve to be immortalized
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GERMANY.
THE TRANSIT OF VENUS.

THE Transit OF VENUS.
BERLIN, August 29.-Four German expe-
ditions will soon leave Hamburg for America
to observe the transit of Venus, being des-
tined for different points of view on the
Northern and Southern Continents. Each
party will consist of two astronomers, a
student and an assistant. The points of OBJ
servation allotted to the Germans are in
Connecticut, South Carolina, Costa Rica and
the straits Of Magellan.
GERMAN GOLD FOR AMERICAN WHEAT.
The Borsen Courier states that 8, 200 COON.
in gold were lately carried by . steamer
from Hamb TO London in payment for
grain deliveries by q New York firm.
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Called 20 HI. Door and shot.

LITTLE Rock, August 29.-The Gasette's
Texas special says: "Theobald McGroggius,
farmer near Kilgore, was called to his
door Monday night asd shot to DEATH A
negro named Bill Anderson, who has disap-
peared, is suspected"
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THE MEMPHIS BOYS
Keeping Up the Reputation Of Their
City-An Almost Perfect Drill
Put Up
By the "POrters'' in the Contest Yester.
day-Betting Two to One in Their
Favor.

Special to the AppeaI.l
DUBUQUE, IA, August 29.-The "Porters''
drilled against Company c, of Muscstine,
La. The "Porters" are still the favo.iscs.
Their drill was perfect throughout the pro-
Oramme
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The P,tisburg strike Nearing the En-,

PTTsBURG, August 29.-There was moi hing
in the iron situation to-day to change the
opinion that the strike was nearing the end.
The reported meeting of the iron workers
did not take place, but those who are in a
position to know say that it will be held
some day this week
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MEMPHIS r A CHAPTER, No g5. F.
NI and A A.-Wll meet in special con- n
vocation in the Tabernacle, Masonic Tenn ~
pie, tniS (wEDNESDAY) evening. at 7:30 M
O'Clock. for work in the Most EXCELLENT "
Masters degrees Visiting companions are frater-
nally invited. By order H B. CULLEN, H. p.
JOIN ID. HUM. Recorder.
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KALAMAZOO, August 29.-The town i,
thronged with delegates TO to mouox's Re.
publican State Convention. Considsrable CD
position is manifested to the repomin sti on
of Governor Jerome, principally in the inter
est OF Senator Thomas n. Palmer, OF Detroit
but there is no prospect tonight Of it's sue
cess.
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Progress Of the Plague at Brownsville.
BROWNSVILLE, TEX, August 29.-There
were eighty-two new cases here yesterday
and eight deaths, six being Mexicans. At
Malamoras there were six deaths and few
new cases
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THE FENrAN's FUNERAL.

DUBLIN, August 29.-The remains of
Charles J. Kickham, the Fenian, were re-
moved to Thurles Sunday night. PERMITS
sion 10 allow the coffin to remain at the
cathedral was refused. There was no priest
in attendance to perform the funeral cere-
mODY.
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GREEK MEETS TURK
Turkish Troops Attack the Greeks All
Along the FrOntier-What
Caused the Collision.
The DisaffectiOR Among the Limerick
Police-A General Strike OF the
COnstabulary Threatened.

PARIS. August 29.-The annual report oil
the wheat crop shows it is excellent in twen-
ty departments, good in forty-6ve, fair in
eleven, poor in nine and bad in one, that of
Corscia
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Ex-V1cE-PREsIDENT SCHUYLER CoLFAx
has made his temperance in the religious
world as writer for a Chicago religious
weekly, which is very weakly indeed.
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sHENANDo.H VALLEY ACADEMY.

WINCHESTER, VA.
THE ErGHTHEESTH SESSION begins sept IL 1ss2-
Preparation for University, Army, Navy or Bnsi.
ness. Thorough discipline. Full corps of INSTRUCT
ors Location unsurpassed for beauty and health
Buildings and grounds repaired and i'm proved.
Com plete covered Gymnasium and extensive su-
g. L. q MINOR. IN UNIV Val. IL. D.
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TWO MORE ENGAGEMENTS.

Another engagement took place at Madsr-
kia Deienda last night, and the Greeks were
again repulsed. To-day the Greeks, with
artillery, made third attack, the result OF
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YELLOW-FEVER.
Spreading at Pensacola - EJghty-TwO
New Cases at Brownsville.

WASHINGTON, D. c., August 29.-Captain
Hopkins, comm anding he navy-yard at Peu-
sacola, Fla, has informed the navy depart
ment that the yelloW-fever is spreading at
Pensacola, and that extra precautions are
necessary,
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EoeEtGN 81 ASHES

LONDON, August 29.-The Right Rev. Ed
wsrd Seere, Ill D.. bishop of Central Africa,
is dt al.
DURBAN, August 29-The well.known
K fire cni.f S=cocoeni has been murdered by
another native chief.
MADRID, August ga cable dispatch
from Yokohama states that out of IT'S cases
of cholera within twenty days at Yokohama,
572 cases proved fatal. At Toxic about
eighty cases and thirty deaths occur daily.
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EST BLISHED 1910.

The Hon. John d. Defrees, late public
printer, is at Berkeley Springs. His health
is said to be steadily failing, and his death
is almost daily expected.
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Quarantine Declared Against Pensa.

AUSTIN, August Ex-Governor Roberts
has issued a proclamation quarsntining
against Pensacola, Fla, where the yellow
fever exists.
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THE MISSISSIPPI
River Commissions Recommendations
Approved by the Secretary of War
Work to Begin at Once.
Another Bond CaI1-Oklahama PAYNE
Again Heard FrOm-The Garfield
Bazar-Capital Briefs.
THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER.

WAshiNGToN, August 29.-In the Star
route trials this morning Wilson resumed
his argument for the defense.
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DIED.

wRIGHT-At Mobile. Ala, Sunday night, Au-
gust "a. 1852, ELECTRA. infant daughter of Luke E
and Kate s. Wright
Funeral viii take place from residence, corner
Broadway and LaRose streets, this "WEDNESDAY
morning at 10 O'Clock. Carriages at HOSTS.
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WITH Diamond Dyes any lady can get as
good results as the best practical dyer. Every
dye warranted true to name and sample.
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AYERS Pills are general favorite, be-
cause of their powerful yet gentle operation.
Medical men prefer them for nervous or
delicate constitutional
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New Orleans Quaranttnes Against Pen

NEW ORLEANS, August 29.-The Louisi-
ana Board of Health has prohibited the
Louisville and Nashville railroad from
bringing any cars. passengers, MERCHANDISE
or baggage from Pensacola into the State of
Louisiana
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To C. C. MeCabe. of Methodist Church Extension,
New York:
Let us hear less about Jesus's name and
more of his works. Build fever churches
and pay your taxes on them, like honest men.
Build better churches, since liberty, science
and humanity will need them one of these
days, and won't wish 10 pay too much for
repairs. 7. B. wAKEMAN,
President pro te1l Free-T Thinkers Convention.
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Dies MONIES, IA, August 29.-Bishop's
new operahouse at Red Oak burned this
morning. Loss, So, 900; insured for Sl7 600.
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Horsford,s Acid phosphate
Decline TO Accede so Their Demands.

,
In inebriety and in many diseases where the
nervous system Is unstrung.
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HYsrERIA, nervous excitabiIity, wasting Of
III muscles, impurity OF the blood, quickly re-
lt.ved by using Browns Iron Bitters.
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ENGLAND.

THE ARCHBIsHoP's CONDITION IMPROVED.
LONDON, August 29.-The physicians of
the archbishop of Canterbury announce a
mitigation Of the worst symptoms of his i'll
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The Kansas Democracy.

EaPoRIA, Ks, August ga large num-
Der of delegates TO the State Democratic con-
vention, which meets in this city TO morrow
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Rrirhfon Reach Races.
The american Team at Practice.

New York, August 29.-Brighton Beacl
rsces: Fellowplsy, Blsckmore, Ida B., Ca
melius and Wakefield were the winners.
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MEMPHIS
Business and Classical School,
w. g. JONES, Principal,

WITH COMPETENT CORPS OF ASSIST
wv ANTS, will begin its second year on Septem.
Der T. 1882 at No. 5o6 Main street. New celeorated
Triumph School Desk ard neat rooms. Boys pre-
pared for either Business College. Discipline
strict and instruction thorough. For particulars
and terms address VIVA RTON s. JONES,
5O6 MAN MemDlei. Tenn.
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IRELAND

IRELAND.
GENERAL STRIKE OF THE CoHSTABULARY
THREATENED.
LIMERICK, August ga petition signed
by upwards of 100 members of the constab-
ulary has been forwarded TO Earl Spencer,
lord lieutenant OF Ireland, asking that the
ulsinisseu men DC rciBstated.-It IA eaid that
IN the event of his failure to comply with
the request, general strike will take place.
DECLINE TO RE-ENTER THE FORCE.
The dismissed constables, on hearIBg-os
the petition which had been sent 10 Lord
Spencer, declared they would not re-enier
the force under any condition.
ALL RESERVATIONS WITHDRAWN.
All the sub-constables who resigned have
Withdrawn their designations at the request
of the inspector general, satisfactory explain
ations having been given in regard to the
dismissal of five constables.
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BELLEVUE High SCHOOL

BEDFORD COUNTY, VA.
On y. and West'n R. B., 10 miles west OF Lynch
burg For boys and young men. Full corps OF
teachers instruction thorou GO. Beautiful and
healthy location. LiberAl provision for comfort
and Improvement of pupils. Session opens 10TH
Sept. For catalogue or special information ad-
dress WM r ABBOT Principal, Bellevue P. o.
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VASSAR COLLEGE,

POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y. A Complete college
course for women, with Schools of Painting and
Music and preparatory department. Catalogues
sent. 5. /. CALDWELL, ID. D.. President.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

UNIVERSITY VI HlkdlNlA.
rTHE NEXT SESSION BEGINS ON THE LIST OF
a OesobeE- 16E2. and confines nine months
Inc lnstitufon Is organized IN distinct schools as
originally planned for IL by Thomas Jefferson
grouped under the Departments of
LITERATURE MEDICINE, SCIENCE,
ENGINEFRING. LAW, AGRICULTURE,
And in charge of the following Faculty:
Prof. Jas. L. Cabell, Prof. James r. Harrisons
Prof M sehele De We're, Prof. John w. Mallet,
Pro- John 3. Minor Prof John r. Page,
Prof. Francis h. Smith, Prof. Noah X. Davis,
Prof John Staige Davis Prof. Tbos. &. Price,
Prof Geo. Fred. Holmes, Prof. VIM. NJ. Fontaine,
Prof Chas. s. Venable, Prof. +. p. Huntington,
Prof Stephen Southall, Prof. VIM. Thornton,
Prof. VIM. Peters,
With.a number of Assistant Instructors.
The newly-created chair of Astronomy is 10 be
filed in June of this year.
The equipment Of the University in buildings
and collections has been largely increased OF late
years, and is very extensive and complete. The
Astronomical Observatory, to contain the great
telescope given By Mr.. Leander J. AcCormlcki IL
under construction.
The expenses of the student are moderate, and
a messing system has been established by which
comfort may be combined with special economy
In the cost of living
For catalogue with detailed Information, apply
to JAS. =. HARRISON, Md,
Chairman Of the Faculty.
n " a 10 ~ VN
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ANOTHER DIsPATCH.

Seventy-rw0 new Cases anu WV >-----a--
fMexicans). The few cases amorg the troops
IN FUIt Drown doing well. There are
several cases at Point Isabel. Two Tampco
refugees died recently, with fever, eighty
miles from here, on their way to Corpus
Christi. There were seven deaths to-day in
Matamoras, with few new cases. The weather
is sultry.
DR.. MURRAY's REPORT.
WASHINGTON, August 29-Telegraphi adj
vices received by Surgeon. General Hamil-
ton at lac hour from Surgeon Murray, at
Brownsville, report seventy csses of yellow
fever and two deaths during the past twenty
four hours. A hospital has. been estab-
lished to accommodate sixty patients, with
sufficient supplies 10 last two weeks. Sur
geon Murray alec reports that a physician
has been sent TO Point Isabel, Tex, wrere
there are ten cases.
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Prince Leopold is seriously i'll. He is
suffering from the effects of a severe hemor-
rhage. His medical attendant was COM
PEELED TO remain with him through last night.
OUGHT TO BE DECLINED.
The Times says: "The invitation to the
British Association for the Advancement of
Science to meet in Canada ought not to be
accepted. A meeting of the association in
Canada can be in no sense the same as a
Rssog agsn 6s hs s 0
Canadian good feeling to the mother county,
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WATKINS N. Y, August 29.-The follow
ing correspondence has just passed between
the Methodist church and the Free-Think-
ers convention, now in session at this place
To the President of the Free-Thinkers' conven-
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All hail the power of Jesus's namei We
arc hniidine- mora than one Math0di>f
church for every day in the year, and pro-
pose to make it Two day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-02-02
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ubIished at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water Street. foo,
afCOurt, by SPRAGUE Il Son.
Dailv Kennebec Journal

Issued every morning, except Sundays. Itcontains
latest news by telegraph and mall gives reports
Markets. and has carefully prepared political and
local articles, and u generous amount OF farming.
home and miscellaneous reading with full cempila
ton OF state news
Terms, 81 per annum in advance, IS IL payment
not made within the year. single copies cents to
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Advertisements inserted on reasonable terms Rates
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Weekly Kennebec Journal.

Published every Wednesday morning, 10 the larges,
folio paper in the State, containing news political ar
Vces, agricultural and scientific matter tales poetry
anecdotes, household matter, markets, &C., &c.
Terms, Sz per aaRnm IL, GdraRce.
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Railroads anD STEAMBOATS,.
Maine Central Railroad.
Change Of Time.

On and after SUNDAY. DEC. 4th, 1881.
trains will leave Augusta
For Portland and Boston at 900 A. NJ and 10. l0A.
NJ; 1885 z. NJ.
For Portland and Lewiston, 90 A. NJ, 10. 10 AN,
2.45 and U.55 L. NJ.
ror Rockand, o0O A. NJ. and 10. 10 A. M.
For Pennington, 10. 10 A. N.
For Bath, 900 A. M, l0.l0 A. NJ. and 2.45 z. VI.
For Waterville 2.25, y.55 A. I'd. ana S.3o No.
800 Z. III. Saturdays.)
For Skowhegan, Belfast, Dexter and Bangor, 3.3s
=. NJ, and 2.25 A. NJ.
Night Pullman Trains each way every night, Sun
days included.