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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-03
am Gieufte t0Dtli6 seripanost.

UiiuueapoliS, Witnn., 2. Sanuar.-
Sn 6airbaalt, Dinn., nurOe Bolt3etz@G @Gef
Sbtplep bou 9. Wi. Sape, ben er perbaften
polte, in bic Ssite seihofen unb tpohrs
ideinltH t0btlid usrtsunbet. Care bnt fd
eeflIdtet un6 piro Don Der Gairbaul!er
Wiili3 unb anberen 8iirseru ueriolGt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-03
NampffcMel: Grplpffcn.

ga TIC gtnaip Wiidl., ?. San. =
Ser 9ampitefiel in S. V. SoIlifter'S SGges
miible rabe ct. 2ouis, Wif., erploOirte ge'
ftcrn. 9. q. @oobwiu muros getootet, s..
Si6ter idmer uno s. Neger leiht per'
tunnhet.
Nargd an g3nNer mar Die tlriade Der
Grplofion. Der Wialhiuift 1T urrAaitet mors
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-03
Trci arbciter ecrrnelltet.

auburr, N..Y., 2. Sanuar. gtes
aer 9imroo Srpeu unb ;tpei weiBe Arbeiter,
Ntidael gongcoin unb Uatbetu SGiiett, tuurs
ben Geute burh oas ginftiir3en elmer bo9en
Grbpanb, on bereu 6ube iie beiddftigt ma
rem, get6btet. Gin Gnoerer Irbeiter lam Dor
etltden @oden an bemielbeu Srte uuo aui
hipIPIhp gDPiip INNS Yebeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-03
Gin Dpaar pro Slafdae.
aaouab'8 Issalirenae Yiaen,
SoufOmmeue PGasau,en, ttuteruos Gbfib,
ulittel, utas.n obue Sdrler, fetS
Sr0er.aifg uno uatiiEltd tu
i5ger Operation.
Gin Deea4abilifAes GrfaenstseI
fur Galcaei,

gc1rommer ssre is9Ii5en gaissf6mad, eIsscut NIT
iGbem 8um.!s 8laiIrt purst.yn, re8aliren, rin!sen
urs fartsn,
Rdeipd.'s SSiilen yur alr ausr Rrnut5eter bes
EGaens ssr Ssbsr, Der Gsbdrme ber Yereu, Der
BIaie fot7is FOR uersoiss cppipsb Beriopfung, Srs
CiseitiOn 9pspeps, biIicFs 5u'iduSs, Gie5er Inter.
Ieitsent ia suna dmorr s3ioen unb al. caeeren 2eis
ben ess ztsreibes. Cine sOuipmmsEs G,r sarautirt.
Sen rc5sta5IiiS, teine Spur bon Terigr, RiIeTas
zen o6.J i4abIi4eI ErcsMsn.
eS E2on bea6ts foI3snss Sbnptcrrt bon aran.bst.
ten tsr 9erbaunrasrrsane Berii7ptung, tnHsrli6e
Sdm3xrbpieer. SIutpaaune mad ben scpfe. SG9rs i'm
Jlnasa, nebeIfeit, S5S5reHuer, g.sl Dor benz Ghea,
RaIsrnrtde iaureGAujtoben, iIien oesr Bstsu bsS
SerSens eritidenbes 2sfi5I bez 2iegeu, gsbsl pbsr
i5IaderTi boz Auser. isber unb surupfs S4msuen i'm
f1sfs, ftpden6er dtbem, seIb.5 gusiebsn bsr Saut
psS Der Aueeu, G Sitenfe6en, 55merteu In ber 3ruH
sab in ben Glioesrn, plpslils 4npa4una bon Siss,
45Esnnen hes 6I-.i4ss.
eiuiee GpIes bon RGeuap'S Eifsn t9srber bas
G9item BON zen ObengenaEnten 9ransRStsn befreisa
Sn sen apN53etcn gu 5Gbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-03
Gin No,lbrprc.

ct. Banl, 2. San.-S. 6. BitrCe Don
bier tpuroe 3miiden bier uub DituneapOlis
leete Na6t iibsrfaQsn, beraubt uub ermOr
Oct. GS mar betaunt, 0aB er Uiel @eio bel
fif trug. Bis jett bat man nod feline Spnr
oeS SerbredlerS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-03
an eas @ubItiuug,

Ees innn feline bssrs gGrantie fir ben gserta ecu
Or. Sdhtpabs alG.abIirtsn 3. R. r. SellIittelr G's
eetpieIeu pereeu, ais bic aeHoen une nusloen EeSs
abainnssn berieIbsp. cS siebt iopcbl faIite Rsiol
bsnts." ais aa4 ,.HeiisiS" unb Bills" Ssest eiS
Dor unb terlanset nlrr Rabipabs nrs atte. sarauf,
baE ber Nans .&asssa" is a't esin gsta,litsn asts
Eel behunst. .(5nl!lS,1 ,1l1g6as2s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-03
Sraucubafte Sluttbat.
Gisr IrsIiccer elmer 6armerfamtiis poa els
mem Gcfcrsued,te srfc,iasen uue ,psi an.
Nor ss.

eers fcsioer perpuueet.
Stoueitelo, Cue, 2. Sanuar. - q.
%. GOOte, feline Nrau, lciue dlteite SObter
unO elmer isiucr S0hue lino 81 gittls 9tioeau,
Goii= 9amtesburp, Don einem 4dsrfuedte
einoroet iuOreeu. Ser M0roer cridlug Sru.
@oOte I'm Sofe nit elmer 9lrt, erluurgte Die
6rau unb Ole Sodter in Dem 9ol;ihuppsn
uno tGStete baum ben i'm Sette lieseuoeu
Sohn burd Grtbiebe. Gin anoerer SohH,
meIdleu Der unmeuih ebenfallS init Der art
angriff unb bsm er ben Sdsufelfuodlsn Serz
idmetterte, piro pisGeidt oauoufommen.
Sarnie @Oofe, peide ibrsm SrI0er III Siilie
lam, erbielt cine tiefe g8unbe IN Die SruI,
ieopdl bOfit luuu cas- 0tdOteR su retteu. Der
MOrocr bsijnoet fid nod aui ireicn 6iiBen,
Sin arsifcr Gattinmprber.
Sqracuie, N.@Y., 2. Sanuar. = Der
nabe @ranbp uObnlafte SOihuu @iifuro, 20
Sabre aft, t0btete gefern NheuO feline G2s
idtrigs @attiu Snrd einen Sdlag nit einem
SGiilreiieu.
Ter MorS iuuroe i'm Sdt;orn ueriibt uno
mar bas 6einltat zines befttgsu StrsiSes
jpiiden Dem Gbepaare.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-03
sSaS Der Sunbesbauptitdet.
Der gtane Der RationaIid,uic.

s1aibirgton, 9.-@., 2. SSanuar. -
Der beute erlaiIens ausweis iiber Den
Stano Der Natioualidulo eraisbt, oa6 ees-
ters i'm Monut Deg. um SIS, 413, 222 .S5 per-
riu9crt muroe. Der 8anrporratb i'm Sba,s
ante belief iidl ami $3l2, ,924, 4,016.41, Die
ausilCbeubeu Sob @ertiiifate bctrugen
$64, $40, Die Silberz Gertiiifate $72, ,S49,
$50, Die auSfebsnoeu 9epoliteuzG Certificate
$9,585,0 600, bic ausitebenSen Heiuuoi=
rings. Certificate $404,75O, bic ausitcbcnz
ben SdaBamtsuoten $346, 6S1 .016, Sas
ouSiebenoe 6leingslb $7,022, ,O74.17.
Solgenbe Sumuen wuroeu I'M usrgange=
nsn 0ionate gcgfn 2tnweiiHngcn pom Sdag-
ante ansgeiatlt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-03
Run Ieie: ,gaIiG uno @abr."

Naa itide siae Sriefmnr,e oil 3ubpae
& Co., yir. So, 0arreRs, Gde Der @5urG-
StraBe, Ren~Dort.
eg- 8sts3rsns. Fouitass bon DaaagS Rerta. VsEs
gna suaeiStI. peIbsn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-03
Ne,r= Q,orfer pfaArid,teu.

" 10 OFT, 2. San.-YoliStlt Sohn
9clancp nurbe beute Wtittag in oas 9aus
SIR. IA, SeteritraBe, geididt, nm einen
getuinen Yatrid Wtc9oman 3u perbaften.
yesterer 3os eiuen 6euoluer unb idoB benz
Boli3iiteu cine &ugel ins Quge, woraui er
ielbit burd einen BON Delaney abgefeuerteu
SduB tobt gu Sobeu 9eitredt ipuroe. De-
lancp iiberlieferte fid Der 8eb0rbe. 0tc9oz
man mar Elm S1antwarter in gtlp 0tcs
@lorp's @irtbi6aft, ein babies @eoiert
bon bem Sdauplat Der Sd)ieBerei eutfernt
uno ion ein Shurte Der i6ltmmfen Sorte
aetueieu iein. Su Wc@iorp'S @irtbi9aft
forberte Samfags ssNaht Sames Solan aus
Sauburp, Conn, eineu Srunf. CAB cine $40
giote in i3ablung unb erbielt Jtidts barauf
,urid unb murbe, als er iein @elo perlaugte,
nod aui bic StraBe gemorfen. @elfern ndbm
beraus. Der Yolisif golan unb elm anoerer
Wfann begaben iid mad yir. IA, Seferitr., no
WIc@Oman fuobnen iolte. Sn Der gSirtbi6aft
i'm Scuterrain bes Sauies founten ite gtidts
iiber ihn eriabreu, uub 10 giuseu iie oieSreppe
binauf. Nuf bem oritteu Sreppenabiab be-
gesueten iie Wc@owau; er rang nit benz
Yoli3iiten une idlug ibn nit Dem 3olben
ieiues Piffols ms @etdt, tporaui jener nm
Siilfe rief uub iein 8egleiter mad Der Polis
;ei.Station liei lin Seitanb gu boleu. Ils
Yoli3iit Selancp erl6ieu, fam Dfc9oman
geraoe bic Sreppe berunter NIT eiuem Wtdos
den, Nameus SiGie @apanagh, tueldes er
tbeils trug, tbeils binter iid) Der itleppte;
binter ibnen ber ffolperte Der Goli3tf Nolau,
iber uno iiber nit Slut beoedt, Der, als er
Mc@omau uuo bas Ofdohsn in cine Oroidte,
bic Dor Dem Sauie oorgefabreu mar, fteigen
lab, on bas Senter berlelben 'prang, Don
Mc@oman aber burh eiuen SauB In baS
Guge rieSerssitredt purbe. Sierauf iog De-
laucn ieinen Hepoluer, feuerte stpei Shiiiie
ourd) bas 8utidenfenIter auf 0tc9oman ab,
Der, bon smei &ugeln in Der Sruit getrofen,
mad, Is Wiuuten ieinen Self anfSab. Oas
Mdtdleu purbe perbaftet, nm als Seusiu ,u
bieuen, uno Der peripunbete Boli,iit mad benz
bes Yolisiffen 1T gefdbrlih. Ser Shantwdrs
er pom Nr. 144, 9efteritr., Der on benz an'
grill unf Die BOli5iiten Gbeil genommen,
rpurbe sbenfalls perbaitet.
- Sas. Sane tpuroe beute Dor ben @enes
raloiitien bes StraBenraubeS iiberfiibrt uuo
in 10 Sabren 3udtbaus uerurtbeilt.
- Ste 1858 segriiuoete DSraoesmen 8
8euerperFderungs 9eielidaft son gep'
9)orf" bat in Inbetradlt Der Slaubeit bes
SerfderunssgeIddfts beidlofien, ft4 auBu'
!Oieu. Die @eieuidaft if uollfommen iOlueui
unS mirb ibren IftiouGreu bas uripriinglide
Sapital nebit elmer betrGhtliden 0iuioenoe
,urid 3ablen. Die ausitebenben SerlIde.
runSspOlicen merbeu an eine Gonooner Ser'
iiberungsgeiellidaft iibertragen.
- Sn elmer Yriigelei fuurbe beute De,
@einbGnb1er George gSeinbarbt BON Spei
MGnuern 10 furdtbar gei6lasen, oaB mar
oil ieiuem auffommeu smeifelt. Giner bel
Qugreifer, Sernbarb Stuff pen gtr. S34, Grftt
Ipeuue, purSe perbaftet.
- Stephen 9. Srend uuroe beute aui'i
Neue gum Brdfhenten Der 6euer>@ ommiiiior
ertn1hIf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-03
Rasfa moncheHcr.

2oubou, 3. San. - Die mabagaifi6eu
@eiauotfn fnb In @eieaidail beS ameritas
n!ideu &onlgls uah Waudefer abgsrsit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-03
Neme Nn5et8eu.
Ga8 Coos Ir. 6Sl

bat bic ib6us Remiustoufc,e Hdbmaieptnt. bic
mir ,u perl6entsn peripra6en, 9stpornen Der Snz
baber Sieies 2pocS tpoue seidusft int .GrcelFcr"
(3sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-03

Sbige Setrags iino ansIdlieBlid Oer
Sumlncn, weld)e 5ur 8ermtnberung Der gtas
tionalIdulo oSer 5itgung ser 3inien be
aahli murHeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-03
in elmer bic Stpausis Wiruteu,

@nbiinouNssH Der gdrren, @ut,Guhuro.- :.
osr 8laie, 8ebdrm= @nt,iinSuraer. guns
gen @orsefioneu, QalSIstSeu. gfthma
9er5tiCftsn, 0tpbtberttiS, bpferti9e4u.
leIe' SrGun,, ,Satarrb, Snnuen,a, Rosf. ;
loeh, 5abnidmerien NeHrulgie, Sfbtu.
inat!s'lluS, taltsS uno beiBcS 6teber,
9ipncraugen unb 5roft5euIsn.
Die GTtpsnsIra bes ..Reass Belief" an +sr ps,r A.
Istceneen &Gsllen psrigGiit nuseabldlitc qiubs,nS
otcr GrIe6telng. -'"'''a"G
SreiBts bis etSsStSErUDfeu in cinem @InHB1Hsr bet,
len IN ipentger @ugeubiiden Rrd,npfe qgaosnis1Sr,
Seebrsnusn, acPftmerssn, 9iGrrbbe, bbIeuterT, IN.
III, S!apnnBen uub due innetlibeH Sdmer,en.
Msrenes 'outen tiEmer cine i5ai6s BON v a 10 B's
con, in sSafsr achaf, beugsn allen gronfSeltsn ia
ben Gnmit tertnpfteu 2eiSen, Die ans Sein o,troI.
lGlettn senIieyS sntitringen bor CO n Elm bssy,.
StsrHlGnts. Gls ironlSiii&sr 3ranSs ober 8itter.r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-03
eurepdt(dje Sa6ef6ert6fe.
Sambetta' Sob.

Sts beuorftebcHes Ssereisuna esS Gr Oifta
trrs.- Stimmuug in goris.-Sie IutopNe
@ritlre MeMEerunaen'eer Nreife.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-03
llnterlsib5IGlmcr,eu! 1!

SurG'nn, Eidrrbbe, gbcIsra Torvus oher ib-,r.
Seresr StbIsang perecn inrsrbalb 10 oSer % WI
nten enrd9 AaepGbs &eabs Belief eeb-!I'
Slui9nbrdnG ulo tetne Gut;uSina feline s5t...o,
lief foI9en. 90 ''' "e'
es " Der erts ure etuStse Sbmer,eusffiuer Der au.
9enblidlt9 Die ibrcdIititsn Sdwerjeu iiQt ent,,n.
bur6e nne SlntonSrarg lireert Oh lie nm in hsr
gnn9en BEN Wlnser, ben GtH9eiusiSen oSer anSeren
braaHsn diiltreter uerT man has yliteI siunaT BE-
nltt, unS Sudr wv
IN elmer bts Strarsis Minuten.
p9ne llnteri6teS, tote grpS Die Sbmsr;eu au6 ts,u
np9en pie en- Hpenr10tisnus SeioenSsn bic 0sttfS
9erl9e bic Iertrlpttltcn bic Rerp0Ier Sie on ss,.
tel9le ooer onoeren Rrant9eien Ieiben t5erber Srr
6S @nlp Hhlins bon &obDap RsabY Qelief anosnSIiss
It9s 9tnherns ftnesu. N'S'''''A'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-03

b.r2usssn unb EubertuIoIs 9Stbtfis, serobbeIu.
SYPHILIS, S6toiuber, Gnt1rturg nnb srets Der Rte,
ren Sarrrutr, llrinbaItung, ipo e5 p5ue AuysaSura
bes GatbeterS &iuSerIra 'baiit unb bic I9mer,enes
QrDeaturg bicies s5nitru5iente5 uun0tba na6t -
Stein unG Grtes, unb in cAeu Sduen bon Gntylrbuna
eer &ersnn nnb bsr 8taft, fotois in 4roHiiaen ausn
ban 5Jrauerf:anfb eiten.
Cine 6ni6e ertbdIt Te5r mirtFame gr,rsilofTe, ala
raenb elm anberes Rtt&. bic fir BIS Ieds Ebeel5Fd
bpu rottis mader, tpGPreu0 bon Saria9ariGian .iu
Gbesl51iel bpH aeniiqt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-03
EeGegrapGif6e Depet9st,.
AZ. Gouaree. - Sipcite Sisuns.

(8eridte bsr ,,Nfoeiirten grefie fir ben ,.Seutjde
Gorrefppneertcu.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-03
Sn SeSug aui bic Semegung bon SurtsC
NIB 8ulliOu itelleu iid Die SilQnleR, Il
Grant uur 8is 5Vbu gotter.

@rsYrGflbsnt Grant fam beute in BeGlci=
tung ieinsr @atttu bier al, uuo etn 0ifents
lider gmpfung ipurbe beutc Gbeub t9ueH gu
@brsn pom @enerai 6. s. Beale, bel mel.
dem iie gu Safe fuo, ueranfaltet. G8 uerz
lautet, oaB @rant bier anfanI, nm ben tiirSz
lid bon ibm in ieiuem artttel beSIglid) ocs
Sit SOhn POrter'iden Sales eiugeuomntez
uen Staubpuntt ge9en Ole Nngrjffe oeS Se'
nators Vogon gu uertbcibigeu.
Sit Sobn Yorter fam ebenialls beute bier
Oil upD iou Der bsutiaen SsuatS.SiBWuB, in
meldler Vogan oer Sta 81 @uHitsH Porter' s
beitt8 CppOnirte, uuerfant beigeluohHt haz
hon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-03
Staticrn in Der &apfplonis.

Die Tationalz zSanitdtsbeb5roe 1T benad,=
rdtigt, buB pdbreub osr lebteu 3pei Do
nate nidJt ipe!iiger, ais 5000 Weniden in DER
Saps sSolouie on ben glattern erfrGnften uUo
bob 2400 Der Yatienten farben. &Is Ser
iude 3ur lluterbriiduug Ger Seude idIusen
in Solge bes g8ioerinebens Der Weger ge9en
bie Smpfuug febl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-03
Die unpotlenbeter Wrnitpre.

Ter Seridt Der inter bem @ongreBgeiebe
bonn 5. In9ufi 1882 ernaEnteu 5lottsn.@Om.
milton, meld)e ieititellcn lollte, oh Die SOls
isnouug Der Wonitore ~WOuaouod," BIT
ritan," rAnpbitrite" uuo nSerror" rathiam
uno smedndbig lei, murDe beute bem @on<
Qrefe uuterbreitet. Su eiuem beni Beridte
beigegebenen Sdreiben genebmist Sefretdr
CHANDLER Die Soridld8e Der @omlntiiion uno
empfeblt oem @Onsreiie cine SerFuiligung
3ur SOlenOuns Der eruabuten 6abr3euge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-03
SdmtNOfndt

Die c-ose Wa6t etefes 6eilmittelB oieubart nd
qrantSyiieu bic ben Iob tcI6aimfibrsu brc5eu, III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-03
Ruris &abelcepffcben.

Sob bes Carl BON Wem9B uno Utart, etut
Giberals &onieruatiueu. Ser Sertorbeue noe
SO Sabre alt.
-Srancts @aruiu s. Sobu, 8bsSer !
9OnbOn uAo 0iUsrpcoI, bGben iallirt. ia
fra 100000.
- Qdtb. @eorge Grrington, Wttglieo b
britiidsu BarIaments fir oaS @ountp 2oul
fOrb, Srlanb, ift in 8Om augetonrmeu, III
pom0glih eiren modus viyendi 5uiids
England uno BEN Satitau ber5uitelleu.
- Sn Cairo, Ggppteu, iuuroe geiferu ei
9efret oer0ffentliht, tueldes aaen polttiids
@efansenen, beren Bro3efie biSber nod
Der S6nebe maren, Iinne1ie ertbeiit.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-04-12
SUPERIOR COURT.
April Term, 1853. Judge whitehouse Pre-
siding,
WEDNESDAY, April IL.

WEDNESDAY, April II.
State VS. Thomas Q. Pinkham. County
Attorney for State. L. Clay for def. In
dictment for keeping a liquor nuisance in the
city of Hallowell. The police officers of
Hallowell testify to finding 10 quarts of
whi-key and rum concealed in defendants
store. The witnesses also testified to buying
liquor of def. the attorney for the State
also put in evidence certified copy of the
records OF the U. S. Deputy Collector of In
ternal Revenue, showing that left. paid a
special tax as a retail dealer, all within the
time specified in the indictment. Verdict
guilty.
State VS.. E. r. Campbell. County Attor
ney for State. L. S. Carleton for deft- In
dictment for keeping liquor nuisance in the
town of Winthrop. The deft is a druggist
doing business Main street, Winthrop.
The officer testified to finding alcohol. gin,
~hiskey, and O. bottles of lager beer. A
copy of record Of payment for license as a
retail liquor dealer was introduced. Trial
unfinished.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-04-12
A Much Married Woman.

Mrs. Fowler of this city. was married last
January to her sixth husband, and strange as
it NAV seem. five of them died exactly two
wears from their mirriage-day. Her present
husband has been sick for the last four
months with chronic jaundice, and was given
up by four Of our best physicians; as a last
resort he began using Sulphur Bitters, and
yesterday told our reporter that they had
saved his life, smlingly saving that he guess
ed Mrs. Fowler would be unable to take a
seventh better-half for some time to come.
-EI apI0+eod2p&wl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-04-12

Several years ago James S. Morang was
elevated from an humble citizen to the proud
position of constable, in the town of Pittston,
by almost the unanimous snffrages of his
fellow townsmen, and up TO the present time
has held the office without scarcely any in
terruptIon. From his first appoint
ment he has seemed ever on the alert
to detect the rumseller. only to appro-
pirate the liquor obtained to his own
use, and peddle it out himself. On
Monday last he was caught sacking liquor
from Gardiner to Pittston, and was at once
arrested by City Marshal Wentworth OF Gar
diner, and taken before the municipal Judge
there, when he was fined $50 and cost,
amounting to about S45 in all Scarcely had
he paid the fine, when L. S. Marshal Smith
appeared on the scene and again arrested
Morang, and brought him to this city and
lodged him in Jail for not having a L. 5
license. He was released yesterday morning
on bail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-04-12
Oh, What Cough:

Will you heed the warning. The signal per-
haps of the sure approach of that more
terrible disease Consumption. Ask your
selves if you can afford for the sake of saving
50 cts, to run the risk and do nothing for it
We know from experience that Shiloh's Cure
will cure your Cough. 1t never fails. This
explains why more than Million Bottles
were sold the past year. 1t relieves Group.
and Whooping Cough, at once. Mothers do
not be without it For Lame Back. Side. or
Chest, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold by
Bewditch, Webster & Co
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-04-12

Es%Dr. Green of Boston, Mass, will not
be able to revisit Augusta or lialiowell tor
some time owing To the extraordinary demand
upon his professional service by patients at
the home office. Patients now under treat
ment may have medicines sent them by ex-
press, and all Others who desire speedy and
permanent cure for anv form of chronic dis
ease NAV consult the doctor free of charge.
personally or by letter. Important papers
mailed free. Address, Dr. X. Green. "a
Temple Place, Boston, Mass.
apr3ttu&th&w2w.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-04-12

As stated in our dispatches, Major Joseph
p. Farley is relieved from the command of
the Kennebec Arsenal, position which he
would have filled seven gears had he re-
manned here until the month of May. For
seven wears prior to his taking command of
the Kennebec Arsenal, Major Farley was
connected with similar stations at Washing
ton, ID. c., Frankfort, Pa, Rock Island and
National Armory, Springfield, his time being
equally divided between those places. For II
wears previous he was cadet and instructor at
West Point and in the service during the war
Ga leaving Augusta, as he does next Tues
dav. the Major will proceed to Dover, n. J.
where he has been assigned to the command
of the Picca,inny Powder Depot. This is a
position which requires an officer of much
executive ability. Improvements are to be
made there, the aggregate cost of which will
amount to 81 .000. 900. A new magazine Is
to be built, the grounds are to be graded,
cottages built for employees, etc Major
Farley will have charge Of this work,
and wise selection has been made
in assigning this station TO his command. As
commander of Kennebec Arsenal the Major
has been very successful and his ADMINISTRATION
of affairs here has been a very strong one.
During his seven years residence in this city
he has made hosts of acquaintance and large
number of fast friends who will regret his de-
parture. All are pleased however to learn of
his merited promotion, he now being
Sd Major in tie corps to which lie
is attached Major Frank H. Phipps, recent,
ly promoted from Senior Assistant to Major,
is relieved from duty at the Rock Island
Arsenal, Rock Island, Illinois, and is assign
ed to the command of the Kennebec Arsenal.
Major Phipps is an officer about 40 years OF
age, and had command of San Antonio
Arsenal, Tex. up to about year ago. lie
is a graduate of West Point.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-04-12

The beautiful drama Our Folks" which
was recently given in G. A. r. Hall by some
of our well known local talent, with such
marked success, will be repeate this evening
at Union Hall, at the earnest solicitation OF
many friends of the lodge. Union Hall has
been lately fitted up with a fine stage and
scenery which will add much to the effect of
the play. Character songs by two well known
Augusta gentlemen will be an amusing fea-
ture of the play. A baked bean supper will
be served in the hall from to 80 o'clock
Admission to entertainment and supper %
cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-04-12

By lack of open air exercise and want of
sufficient care in the matter of diet, the whole
physical mechanism often becomes impaired
during the winter. Ayers SarsaparIlla is
the proper remedy to take in the spring of the
year to purify the blood. invigorate the
system. excite the liver to action, and restore
the healthy tone and vigor. apl0f&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-04-12
SI.ndie.' Tonic"

The Great Female Remedy is prepared by
the Women's Medical Institute of Buffalo,
\. Y, and is their favorite prescription for
ladies who are suffering from any weakness
or complaints common to the sex. 1t is sold
by druggists at Sl.00 per bottle. Ladies can
obtain advice free. Send stamp for names
Of those who have been cured.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-04-12

Is it not worth the small price of - cents
to free yourself of every symptom of these
complaints, if you think so call at
our store and get bottle of Shilohs Vital
izer, every bottle has printed guarantee on
it, use accordingly and if it does YOU no good
it will cost you nothing. Sold by
Bowditch, Webster & Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-04-12

The members of the South Congregational
Parish have voted unanimously to extend a
,all to Rev Alfred ii. Hall of Meriden,
Conn, to become pastor of their church, Mr.
Hall is native Of Boston and graduate of
Harvard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-04-12

4, the next meeting of Capital Grange on
SATURDAY. evening next, w. Z. Anterior Esq
Of Iallowell, will read paper, ''How to ele-
vat. farmers and farming" Following it
there will be a discussion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-04-12
Dten.

In Portland, 10th inst, Mrs. Hannah s, widow of
the late John r. smith, aged IS years. II months.
In Sweden. 10th inst, Mrs. Mary Knight, aged s..
In East Eddington March 9TH, Mrs. Amelia +.
wife Of A. Wilson Campbell, aged IS years and Il
days
In GIenburn. April 9th. Bertha Esselle Morrill,,
aged months and 13 days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-04-12

The following is the programme of the
entertainment to be given in connection with
the oyster supper at the First Baptist church
this evening:
l Piano Duet, Bsumbach
Miss Minnie Cross and Mr.. Tilden.
Song. "rhe Deep Deep Sea-, Gabriel
) l'iano Solo, The Last Hope, Gottschalk
Miss Cross.
Song, aye Merry Birds" Cumbert
Miss inez Babcock.
Vocal Duet, The Flight of the Swallow"
Misses Minnie and Flora Cross. Kucken
Piano Solo. Polonaise, Hascall
Miss Minnie Bailey.
2 Vocal Duet Trust Her Not,"S Bale
Misses LESSEE and Mamie Hutchins.