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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-07-12
Maine Veteran Association of Massa.
chusetts.

BosToN, July IL.
The annual meeting of the Maine Veteran
Association of Massachuea ats occurred this
evening at the Office of S. Z. Small 4 Co.,
II and 13 Portland street. Some 80 men,
bers were in attendance. 1t was voted to
join the md Cavalry and the 18th, 2lst, 23rd,
and 10Th Infantry associations on their an
nual excursion to Pennington. Maine. Aug.
l4th, 18th and 10th and take with them the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-07-12
General Chamberlain's Successor.

Boston, July ii.
special to the Journal from Brunsw;cL
says the resignation of President Chamber
lain of Bowdoin College has been the prin-
cipal topic, today, among the alumni and
friends of the college. 1t is believed that
frof. Egoert Z. Smith of Andover will be
rendered the position.
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MINNESOTA.
Prob ,bitiOn State Convention dominates
u Ticket.

MINNEAPOLIS, July IL.
The State nrohibifiop- cQnYeqtiQp- We ster-
dennis the course of both parties on the liq-
uor question, favOring enfranchisment of
women and the election OF all officers by the
people when possible. The following ticket
was adopted
Governor-Charles Evans Holt.
Lieut.. Governor-Prof. E. S. Payne.
Secretary of State-C. B. Shaw.
Treasurer-C. NJ. Anderson.
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TrTrsvILLE, Pa, July IL.
An excursion train FROM this city, contain
ing about seventy-fve members of the ma
sonic lodges, while returning from James
town. collided with freigh, on the Buffalo
s. w. road on Wednesday morning. in
SANITY killing the conductor and brakeman
and fatally injuring another brakeman on the
freight train. No one was hurt on the ex.
cursion train.
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Unsuccessful Attempts to Raise the
Daphne.

GLASGOW, July II.
A number of unsuccessful attempts have
been made to raise the steamer Daphne.
which capsized and sunk on being launched
here the I'd inst Eighty bodies of persons
who lost their lives by the accident have thus
far been recovered. The inquiry instituted
by the government to ascertain the cause of
the accident has begun under the direction of
Sir Edward Reed. The builders of the
Daphpe testified that she was launched in
the usual manner and no fear had been enter
tanned of danger. They said the deck on the
starboard side had been removed to admit
the boiler plates. The planking and other
material was stored on other parts OF the
deck. The vessel sank on the port side.
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:, The BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chill
plains, Corns. and all Skin Eruptions, and
positively cures Piles. 1t is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price 20 ceits per box. For sale BY F.. G.
hlnsman Co. decld&w1y
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NS~Our readers must remember that thew
can, tomorrow, make an excursion on the
steamer islander" to Fort Popham. Mouse
Island, Capital Island, Squirrel Island, Ocean
Point or Boothbay, and return early in the
evening, and have from three to four hours at
either place. Fare for round trip, only one
dollar. A rare chance to get smell Of sea
breeze and get fish or clam chowder.
july2- tm&th2m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-07-12

The republicans of Pennsylvania held
their State convention yesterday. The
republicans of New York are discussing
possible candidates to be supported in
that State.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-07-12

Colden's Liquid Beef Tonic is endorsed by
physicians. Ask for Colden's take no other
OF druggists.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-07-12

At bunalo-New York I, Buffalo,.
At Observation-Disclosures S, Philadelphia
AZ Chicaeo-Providence IA, Chicago IL.
At Detroit-Boston 6, Detroit g
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fFom Rec. b. s. Cford, pastor Baptist On srch
EAST ArBRS, ME-.
.'Adamson's Botanic Ralssm Il truly !. ana.
clio. Ny lungs and throat we're in an infiam.
Cd and almost conRested condition, from which
have been cured BY the use of Adamson.s
Balsam."
Price 10 csnts, IS cents, and IS cents.
j1lyl0f&vlw
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Epilepsy Of Nine Year.

II thank the giver of all good gifts. write.
a. ~. \. Marshall, of CRANKY, Newton Co. Mo-.
Ior giving me Samaritan Nervine. II cured
my oaugnters epileptic fits, of years stand.
ing. Get At druggists. Sl.50.
july10eod&wlv
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The Telegraphers' Strike No, a Fact.

NEW YORK. July II.
Dispatches from Pittsburg and other points
state that nothing is known of the contem
plated strike of telegraph operators. In
auiries OF the operators in this city seem to
oring out an antagonism to a strike and the
story from st. Louis is not credited. Others
believed 1t jobbing yarn to affect the stock
market.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-07-12

Ladies should wear Hop Plaster over the
small of the back, as it cures all pains and
aches. % cts. at any drug store. All ready
to apply. Julyloeod&wlw
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The American Rife Team.

LONDON, July IL.
The American rifle team practiced at Hon.
uslowe today. They fired at 500, 1000, 900
and 1000 yard ranges, seven shots at each
range. The scores, owing to gale that
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though ON Rats"

Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies, ants
bed-bugs, skunks, chipmunks, gophers. l5c
Druggists.
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"How are you to-day?" Quite well, hsv.
ing purified my blood with the True 81. F."
Atwood Medicine, 81. F. JulylOt&wlw
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Vegetine purifies the blood, renovates and
invigorates the whole system.
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WEATHER REPORT.
Indications for the Next ~ Hours,

War Dep Office Chief Signal Officer !,
Warrington, DC, July Ella
For New England and Middle States
siisntiy warmer, generally fair weather !.
southeast to southwest winds; lower bsrome.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-07-12

The ballot for United States senator toda!
was as follows:
Whole number of votes, 81
Necessary for a choice, 100
Edward H. Rollins, iol
Harry Bingham. lu3
Aaron F. Stevens, 10
James W. Patterson, -
Gilman Narston, 1.
Harry E Burnham.
Jeremiah Smith,
Charles H. Bell,
Charles H. Burns.
William 5. Ladd,
James F. Briggs, :?
John J. Morrill,,
VIM. L. Foster,
Joab y. Patterson,
w., Chandler
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New York Money Market.
Evens~e Report. :.
VKw YORK. July II.
Money loaned between from a q and closed 81
Prime Mercantile paper. a 81: ExcnanRe steaey
al far long, and 81 for SHIRT Governments STEADY
IN -lsamh
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For Safe.

NOR SALE OR TO LEr.-rwo Dried cottage
II at Ocean Point, Lincoln county, Maine. furni.
ture Included l. W. STARBIRD, No. 10 Green ST.,
iullltlw&wlt Portland, Ne.
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NDeci0L Advertisements.

Small advertisements, not Exceeding three iiae.
COMING under the head Of WANTED, For SALk
To LET, LOST, &C., will be inserted here one tia
FOR 90 cents three times for 40 cents, and Vees
for 90 cents.
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line 1Olnl cOnfeHtlou tooA a ictS'S ~"sN
three O'Clock, when another ballot will be
taken.
The ballot for United States senator TINS
afternoon resulted as follows:
Whole number of votes, 5o-
Necessary for a choice, lo2
Harry Bingham. LOG
Edward H Rollins, 81
James F. Briggs, 80
James w. Patterson, 70
Gilman Marst0n, ~
Aaron +. Stevens. j"
Mason w. Tappan,
Jeremiah Smith,
Charles II. Bell,
VIM. +. Chandler,
Austin +. Pike,
VIM. L. Foster,
A. B. Thompson,
Charles II. Burns,
John j. Morrill,,
VIM. S. Ladd,
Tappan received all but one vote from Sui
livan county which had heretofore been solid
for Rollins. The changes in this ballot are
looked upon by many as foreshadowlng
speedy termination of the contest.
The second ballot for United States Sena-
tor this afternoon resulted as follows:
Whole number of votes, 299
Necessary for choice, loo
Harry Bingham. loi
Edward II. Rollins, ~
James F. Briggs, 80
Jas w. Patterson, a
Gilman Marston, ~
Aaron +. Stevens, IA
Mason W. Tappan, IA
jeremiah Smith, >"
Henry Burnham.
VIM. f. Chandler,
Austin F. Pike,
VIM. L. Foster,
VIM. S. Ladd,
| Daniel Bernard,
John J. Merrill,
A. B. Thompson,
Chas. II. Bnrns,
| The break in the senatorial vote this after
noon has been fully discussed tonight and
great diversity of opinion exists as to the
outcome of the contests. The Roltins men
were in session until past midnight and de-
termined to stand by their candidate. Secre-
tary Chandler will received but ten votes
tomorrow.
| Mr. Rollins has written a letter to Hon.
Gilman Maston, Aaron f. Stevenn. James f.
| Briggs and James w. Patterson in which he
says: | am willing to do anything in my
power to remove the difficutieswi: hout regard
| to any personal consideration. l therefore
propose to you gentlemen. each of whom has
received considerable support from those
who refused to abide by the result of tn c
caucus. that each of us should withdraw from
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i furnished; unfurnished; for rent for G rs
season. Apply to G. b. KeNNISTOy
june1ltlm Boothhay M.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-07-12

The Joint convention took recess until
three O'Clock, when another ballot will be
taken.
The ballot for United States senator this
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POLITICAL.
Three More Ballots Taken for U. ,.
Senaior-R0llins Willing 10 With.
draw From the Contest.

CONCORD, July IL.
The ballot for United States senator today
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0i>OR SALE.-My residence on Crosby Place.
II JOSEPH 4. BADGER.
julylOttf
NOR SAEE.-A pleasant, well built house. II rot
IL sold, will be rented. Furniture will also be
sold. Apply on the premises, y" CoukT II.
MI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-07-12

HOTEL TO LET.-The well known "Central
Western avenue, Augusta will be let 10 "A resnonsi
Ole party on favorable terms. For Information appy
10 or address LENDALL TITCOMB
aprlltu Augusta NJ.
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TVNO LET-louse and stable on Perham ST., near
L the iail. Only two minutes walk from Water
S.. Apply to FRANK l.. HAMLEN.
iuue2itff 70 Sewall t., Augusta.
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!INO RENT.-Tnree tencments within FIVE minute,
Il walk Of Water ST., in good neighporhood.
~ Apply to GEO. +. MACOMBER.
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Tappan received all hut one vote from Sui
Iivan county which had heretofore been solid
for Rollins. The changes in this ballot are
looked upon by many as foreshadowing a
speedy termination of the contest.
The second ballot for United States Sena-
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-07-06
cotton Thread.

What a vast business it is to mas
spoot of cotton. very few people have
idea. Though an article costing bt Il
trfe, hardly one could be mentioned a
represents such an amount Of wealth NJ
work. 1t is true Mature has proyild
an exquisite material from which
make it, still the real value Of the ,tlp
has been given to it by human lafof
skill, enterprise aud capital, wItga
which not single spool of cotton cn
ever have been produced, at a PM
which places it within the reach Ola \
1t is said that woman bagan Y
manufacture of sewing thread in liZf
and it would be eminently proper ~
the idea should have taken It's startp
point from that sex, through who's
hands nine-tenths of the thread passff
that is used. Paisley has the honor
being the first town that embarked nth
business, although there the beginning
were snail. 1t was called "nun's thread
was made of fax, and so rapidly y
creased in popularity that it was n
long before it became an lmpofial
branch of manufacture, The begf
ring was in 1870.
But what is this small beginning conf
pared with the modekn cotton threa
factory? II would be long story to'e
the marvellous growth of this dePaf
ment of business, or to give any detalIaf
account of the process of its manga
ture. But modern skill and moaal
machinery have this to as near Peae
ton as possible, and nothing VIII rqs
better any intelligent person lor ]
time and labor spent than a vlsli'Y
well-ordered and equipped thread NJ
~ where they will see the muItlia19
and intricate processes of threadnaAr
and realize as never before to wha'Pe
lection modern invention, skill ana 7
terprise have reduced this and 0'p
branches Of industry.
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49,. # The Fourth a

I The CeleHE"'' 80, gc believe lis
JnIy. throughout the 'aa' .t.ycd si'. ,',.
'',,' national sor.dl, W. ,, oo ,'.o'
ne slightest o.'ent''ion' a' Ia plea.9,. *
rcpt al he watering n'''' Nm, county. !,
sort. ia ide lower se'''n = II. srse and .a q
cedar Point at o'a,a -. to ill., 'i.'-
prietor. Of he place. Nt'''' ....r., nm ,o,.
Co., arrived. ildeu WIN ,,~.ihcr win q
ing nine hundred "n ...l, s..,nIed. o ~.
ro hundred p.r''a '., =, 'o,lpopIe as i, ~,
,4y one ,ime assemble "a o ..,a.r remaia ao'n
one until 6yeo.e.''h 10. annie time r
giving ,hc pleasure -r.A,'' p,at and d n y,
JOY tbe uIm1 breeze = IS intent % the d,T.,.
deipa'e 70 'Ae.' I.'' 5,,. sport and the an.
ent features Of the DAYS ,bundapuv ae
amusement 'hai ''e p y, II lbe super abpod
fords, as well as P'T,'A' j. OCCASION. p,as
ant edibIes Pr'pi ,.. a. .rimmer enterlaipe !
ogdu"' '"' ,,n. time with an exhibition
them a portion o. ''' ,.' ~ water, bis exno,,'
Of his gymn"snc 'e''' ,o, ETC. A Tub r.o.
ness as a swimmer 49,. ~, witnessed The
between Two 10Y , ,,-o of the occasion wa.
most a'u'''''' f,e work. after dusk
the display " II. managers ana
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yolne Of Grape. as a Medicine. :

rg.,nos os Nedicine.-Tbe
"'"' " ..1 ,ho y,me Of the Crane as
''''''",, .3 ;....os acting strongly unon
= '",' W. ''''' . l;,os,op and boino
me N'u"'y . ",'P.'- ,l.,l,b and .tron,,b
saeeess' ~ - ~ oa,ri,ted NJ ono
those VINO @'' WON -, ' o. method of usinr
can ''''e '"' '' .,..1, h,i,, used accord
from '",e' ~ =" '....;., of N. n..;..
ing TO ING 'E' ",u ,,;,1 ;o,o three o. fonr
IRFy are Sf"e'"''l ','e 81. -,
portions taken al ''su',' .1, oro 49,,
the d4y' Ne sN'o' az e..,,. IN. evon ,hon
and the grapes '''us' y ,,s 9th + tho,
''''' we
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FURNISHING GOODS

Our Furnishing Goods Department
contains everything needed in a gentle
man wardrobe No gentleman of taste
who apprentices richness and elegance OF
fabric and style should miss seeing our
stock. Remember. while this assort-
mcut is Iargey comp sed Of the finest
grades, we do not ask fancy figures on a
single article Our prices will bear
comparison with those usually asked ioi
cheaper goods while in quality and
make up they will be found Immensely
Snurri0r.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-07-06

lIalf-lined and skeleton Suits in all
the newest and most desirable shades in
Serges; also. Blue Flanuels. Yacht
Cloth, Mohairs, Drap D E'e aud Worst
ed Our assortment Of Al1pacas. Pom
gee silk aud Sccrsuckcr Suits Call coll
or,) was never approached in magnitude
Of yaritty before in the State.
In busters we can as,onish You. We
have them in all the best fabrics in Lin
en, Mohair, ALPACA, &c.
We also have the Largest Line o
Boys and Caidren's Clothing for Sum
,mcr wear ever shown.
\ separate department for White an1
Fancy Vests, in which over 800 Style
are shown, from 30 cents to $500 il
price.
We always excel in getting up Cloth
ing for summer wear, and we are prou'
Of our magnificent assortment.
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Locnf BreriiIes.


Tuesday was the bo,es, day Of the year
rowson' ar, goods are said to be ''e r.
When corn ripeps tassels will again &c u
style
Not long now until camp-neeiins season
opens.
The gas meter is not used when sou H''''
her by moonlight alone
Housekeepers are now having warm '''''
the preserving season having set in'
Company r. was awarded the gold Ins'''
for drilling at the Charlotte Hdl ENnlOl''0''
Mr.. J. W. Anbritrian has the finest '0'"
field in the county. His corn is IN ''s''''
Monday the teachers association will n' :
and doubtless some interesting essays VIII Oe
deiipered.
During the hot weather at least preachers
should 20 promptly TO the core Of 'he'' 'u'
Jet, like a boy does with nearl! rlP'H''
apple.
Persons desiring coal for the coming w'n'e'
season can he supplied if .hey VIII 'elu y
their orders to Howard Bros.
Mr. C. A. Neale has been employed by '0e
Count to Keep the peace and present order az
this place Lancaster's Wharf.
Reads Grand Datchess Cologne is the
Sweetest perfumery in America and you !
find the most lasting, il sells tor p GEMS +.
bottle aud is kept at Howard Bros, COX
Station. ap zO-Im
wepublsh the valedictory address Of Miss
Nay Cotton, little girl only eleven years
old, delivered at the GlasVa Public School
commencement Monday sent US. 1t is an eI-
cellent composition for one so young
Mr.. Thomas Simms is still seriously .nwel
lnd the Doctor thinks his case Of the kidney
objection incurable.
Messrs. James G. and Edmond jenkins weH
in town Tuesday attending to business per
tanning to the closeing of their fathers estate
With this issue the INDEPENDENT enters up
on it 9th volume. With thanks to our friend
for past encouragement, we renew GU
promise to try by all means in our power
make our journal interesting and useful u
the future.
Read three minute headache and neural
gia ctte is almosta monarch for the headache
neura 5lt, rheumatism or any acute pau
made W W H. Read, Baltimore 4 Ligh
SIS, Baltimore, Nd, prnprietors Of Real
Grand DuIcheoo Cologne. op 2O-lm
The horse attashed to vehicle hauling tw
tleshy youug ltdies md ter escorts 10 u
Pomfret public school closing Tuesdoy, CAV
out under the weight of the draft and h
young ladies and their happy companions ha
to trudge it home in the hot sun.
Wheat in some sections has been injured b
the recent heavy rain fails penetrating I'll
shock and necestitating its being opens an
spread to the sunshine.
Judge Jenkins offers his brick house e
sale or rent Now is the time for the PR
spective groom, for this house is noted,
( having been the first residence Of more nev
ly married couples, th,n any other in tow
A Wonderful discovery TIN
minute headache and neuralgia cure is d
= wonder Of tile 10Th century as hundreds np
hundreds Of our hest citizens have bees. can
: in two minutes Of intense neuralgia aud SIC
headache, after using eve =, thing they rol
&c hear Of and trying all the doctors in vain
- Read three minute headache cure sel rs
a - -eents and is kept AZ our friend, uaNs
J." brothers. april Colin
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Transfers OF Property

Transfers OF Property Deed from
Robert Chapman and wife to Rose Simpson and
Harrison Simpson for tract OF land called part
of Pc, ton Manor; consideration $50. From
Walter A. Cox and others to Martha 7. Wal
ter and husband, for three acres of land con
sideraton, S37.
Mortgages from Vincent J Walter and
wife to G. F. Ha, den on house and lot; con-
sideration, 1898 "a. Mortgage from Helen
j. jenkins to J. H. Parsons on interest in
tract ofland called 'Hopewell consideration
$500 90.
Bill of sale from J. Edward Blair to r p
Farrall; consideration, $3.50. BnI Of sale
from Francis R. Farrall to L. L. Gardiner.
consideration SIS. Bill Of sale from N
Hamilton to Walter A. Hamilton consi3ar.
ton $40 Bill of sale from E. Gtr5ioor
Jr., to A. B. W Mcpherson; conslderst,,
$500. Bill of sale from L. Ezarc Ga5liao'
to DR.. 7. A. Carrico, consideration $3.50
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Chanel Point Club.-rhe excursion par

Chapel Point CIub.-rhe excursion par
~ of Washington city that pay our county
annually a visit known as the Chapel Point
Club contemplate an excursion to Chapel Point
on the 18th instant The Steamer Corcoran
will bring the party aud arrive at the Point
wharf at | o clock in the afternoon and re-
s.a;a until 5 Q clock One of the objects of
the excursion party is to pay visit to the
grave of the late Rev Father Wiget, for whom
this club always expressed so much
fondness during his life. The Steamer will
not leave Washington until such an hour in
the morning as will given the excursionist the
opportunity of attending Mass before starting
down the river.
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The DuPl.-The long talked of duel he
t cen two Virginia litors, Bicrne and /
clmeof Saturd y near Wayncsboro and result
ed in the shooting of Elam by Bicrne I'm
der the cartel the two men were placed at II
distance ofeight PAGES and to shoot the entire
contents other re Oliver. Five shots, and to ap.
proach as each shot was f,ed if they wished
until they were satisfied. The first shot re-
suited in neither being struck, but on the
second Elam was struck in the right hip
Both parties EXPIRE 5sed salif fiction at this, and
they parted. Elan was carried to friend
where his wounds have been under treatment
but his condition is said TO he critical, the
hall having passed through some vital portion
of his body near the femerd artery Birne il
Bourbon Democrat, and ELAN a celebrated
rcadjustcr.
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County Levy,-The County Commission
ers met here Saturday and signed the county
levy and we are glad to have the pleasure OF
in forming the public that it is one cent less
than last year The levy of the past year
was s5 cents and this year it is "a. Though
the County Commissioners during their sitting
in March we're compelled to cut down the as
sessAble basis of the county, and it was then
thought probable that taxes would be higher
in consequence oft, but the v;gilant collectors
covered the deficient by new assessments max
ing the fall of slight, and of no import
ance.
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Jury OflnuulSillnn

Jury OF inquisinUn. jury Vi lnquisi-
ton was held Saturday in case of SalHe
Boarman, an aledged lunatc and
Pauper from Cobb Neck Judge Stone on the
bench. DR.. John T, Digges was examined
who made an examination of the case soon
after her confinement Jail, and pronounced
her insane, resulting as the Doctor sad from
frequent attacks Of Epilepsy The anedged
lxnstic was also questioned, and it being SO
evident from her answers that her condition
had improved since her confinement, ana the
States Attorney wishing other proof, of her
insanity the court determined to hold tn,
en- over to Monday.