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The National tribune., 1884-04-03
Another Getiysburg Monument.

A committee of the 9th Pennsylvania vol
unteers, commanded by the late Colonel Bush
beck, and which, under command of Lieuten-
ant-Colonel Cantador, participated with dis
tinction in the battle of Gettysburg, July /, 2
and 8, 1863, will unyeil a monument on the I'd
day of July next, on the battlefield, on the
spot where the regiment distinguished itself
1t consists of white marble base, topped by
shaft On the top of the latter there is an
eagle resting on a eannon-ball, and bearing in
its beak a crescent, the badge or emblem of the
18th army corps. On three sides of the base
the following inscriptions are contained:
9th Regiment Pa. Volunteers, First
Brigade, Second Division, Iith
Corps, July j, 2 and 3, 1869.
Mustered into service May 5, 1861.
Mustered out of service June H. 1854
The committee appointed to procure the nee
essary funds to defray the expenses of the
monument consists of the following comrades
Charles Heiligman, PRESIDENT Joseph Kirch-
heimer, vice president; Charles Shnler treas
urer; Louis w. Heiligman, secretary; Fr
Breitinger, Henry Mumbauer and John Par
kaP
The National tribune., 1884-04-03
The Ean.pOun condition Of the system,

ia which weakness nervous worry aud low
spirits unhinge one completely, is corrected BY
DR.. Fosters Restorative, which braces up the
muscles, enIivcns the mind. and composes the
nerves with power and prumptness alto
gether admirable Office, 1707 Poplar street,
Philadelphia. 81. I'VE know DIR. Foster TO be
an experienced aad reliable practitioner.-Ed-l
The National tribune., 1884-04-03
HAtf IiUDdHI.
CoNcoRpIA, No.. March, 1884.

I often see letters in your paper from the little
ones but very seldom from the girls of sixteen and
seventeen and Older. Now, write this letter re-
questing some of the girls of that age, who read
your excellent paper, 10 write to you and let us
read their letters, and il like their style of
writing. to begin correspondence 40 doubt you
remember the letter wrote about kissing Well
a young lady, whose father takes your paper saw
my letter and began corresponding with me and
must say that she is very interesting end good
correspondent She lives in Fennsy.s slnis, and
though quite distance apart, feel acquainted
with her. j seventeen and the daughter of Il
soldier, DR. Il. A. Taylor. Many good wishes for
TIE TRIBUNE. AIDA B. T..YLoI
The National tribune., 1884-04-03
FUNDS.
Funds of G.. a. r cannot Be used for the support
er-rel5ek soldiers


l. The g. A r. was organized for soldiers, sailors
and marines who united to suppress the late rebel-
hon.-Par l. Art. Ii. Rules and Regulations.
2 To assist such former comrades as need help
and preteetion-Par. ?, ART. III, Rules and Reguia-
tions.
3. To diseountenanee whatever tends to weaken
loyalty.-Par 3. Art. H. Rules and Regulations.
The G. A. K. offers premium to disloyalty when
it Order undertakes to provide for the
maintenance Of men who served in the rebel army.
4. No person IS eligible TO membership who at
any time bore against the United States
Art. ", Rules and Regulations. II not eligible TO
membership, then the G.. A. z. should not be
taxed to aid or support them.
3. / know of no principle of the G. A. R. whereby
rebel soldiers be placed equal footing
with loyal soldiers in any charitable institution of
our Order On the contrary all the teachings of
the G. A. r. that 10y atty to the Government
from 1861 to 1865 with service in the Union army
is be only guide in the charities of the Order
6. Ii any Department, in its magnauimity should
wish TO aid ex-Confederate soldiers il must be
done in the way of voluntary aid and from funds
outside of the general special funds of the
Order-in other words, by the voluntary contribu-
tions of individual members of the G.. a. Z.
Yours, in F., G. and L.,
AKRON o. T. ID. MCGILLICUDDY.
The National tribune., 1884-04-03
CONFEDERATE VETERANS.
The Attitude OF the Grand Army-A Significant
Decision.
To the Editor NATIONAL Tribune:

BeCist0n.
To the Editor NATIONAL TRIBUNE:
Your article on Z. E. Lee Camp of Confeder-
ate Veterans, Richmond, Va, is the opening
wedge that / have been hoping TO see for some
time past, for know that the matter of max
ing donations TO this organization has caused
more or less trouble in all our g. A. R. Posts.
Some Of our noble comrades are influenced by
the cardinal virtue OF charity only, and fail 70
show due regard for the crowning principle of
loyalty; while Others are anxious to make
themselves and their Post conspicuous in acts
of benevolenee and forgiveness
/ am truly willing, as 4 loyal @. A. r. man,
to do anything whereby all bitter sectional
feelings may be forever obliterated, and will TO
the extent Of my individual ability contribute
to any landable charitable enterprise looking
to the betterment of the condition of my erring
brethren of the "lost cause" but my loyalty to
my comrades and the flag would ever prevent
me from voting funds from my Post for such
an object
The laws governing the G. A. r. are gotten
up with great care by comrades of age, ability
and experience, and should be well understood
by the rank and file of our noble Order.
The opinions of the Judge Advocate General
of the g. A. E., when adopted by the National
Eneampment. become the fundamental law of
the Order. and should be obeyed and respected
accordingly.
Opinion 40, Judge Advocated General. G. A.
r., rendered October 16, Ioo2, is very clear on
this point, and | invite the attention Of my
comrades TO its perusal:
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aanraster igntelIigenerr.
svrprns oAY EVENING. AUG. az. 1854
AUatJsT,

Red Summer burns to its last ember
wake, Love and sing TO me;
wske, Love, and bring TO me
The roses sweet late ruin; let me hold
Great handfuls OF the fervent marigoid
And splendid peony.
And when young bi DIS pipe at the early dawn
ing,
Come, love, and stay with me,
Come, Love, anu stray with me
By languid pools where tho dusk lily flower
Fades with the SUN mer slowly, hour by hour'
In sleepy ecstacy.
or in some sweet old fashioned garden,
tome, Love, and walk with me;
Come, Love. and talk with me;
FOR peaches brown and gold and rosy red
Upon celestial dews and sunshine led,
Wait now for thee and me.
OR mid the orchards blowing grasses,
Oh. Love. come muse with me,
oh, Love, come lose with ne
The long, green afternoons. There, warm and
sweet
The breath of flowers and smell OF ripe fruits
meet
In rarest mystery.
Red summer burns to its last ember;
Come Love. with many sigh,
Wen see fair summer die,
While August lilies in rich perfume drown
The royal head that wore the red rose crown
Through June and hot July.
prom HdrDer's Weekty
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No Fnrtner urn inr RI, vic,

Some time ago man named Williams,
Of Oil City, became acquainted with a
Mrs. Boehm, at Warren, and the couple
made arrangements to elope. Williams
left Warren in boat. When he reached
Oil City he telegraphed Mrs. Boehm,
under an assumed name, to follow him.
She left her home, taking her three chill.
dren Her husband started in pursuit,
arriving 10 this CITY yesterday. On Tues
day the guilty pair arrived at Franklin on
flatboat, and were arrested. The
wroDged husband took his children and
returned TO the city with them, allowing
his wife to go with her companion, al.
though the latter begged Boehm to take
back his wife, saying he did not want her.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27
We Uns,r.nge the worIo,

Woen we say we believe, we have evidence
10 prove tnat ShtlOh's ConsumDtiOn Cure Is
decidedly the best Lung Medicine made I'm as
mu' n as II Will cure n common or IhroniC
cough in on e-hali the time aud relieve Asth-
ma, Bronchitis, WhOOping Cough, Group, and
snow more cases OF Consumption cured than
all others. II VIII cure where they tail, Il l.
pleasant 10 take, harmless TO the youngest
Chud and We guarantee what We say. Price.
Ice, SOC and tl.J. II your Lungs are sore
Chest or Back lame, use ShilOh's Porous PMs.
ter Sold by Il. Is. Cochran druggist Nos. III;
and lSg y SOrth Queen street feh7.epdl
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27

% DRY sTRKBT, NEW NoRR oct :, lSSl
For years p at have used AIIOOUK's PO.
RoUs PLASTER on my person and in my iami v
and have found them perfect ~ an external
remedy, quick in their action, giving imme
date relief, without bli.tering | skin, an
TAR superior 10 all others No family should
be without ALLCoCK's Porous PLAsTKRs; their
healing powers are wonderful, Rud their effi
cacy tar reaching and lasting. when in Wash
ington last winter l was induced TO try
another much advertised plaster tor sever e
pain In my b OK. No reli from the pam, Uut
a sore ana Dlistered back for a week was the
result. So soon as the biSters healed / aD.
piled two ot ALLCOCKs POROUs PLAsTERs and
they gave me imme iiats and permanent re-
liet They give additional strengtn and vi.
Ia tty to the spinal column, and they are 4
never failing remedy in my family tor
coughs, colds, sprains, and all pains and weak
nesses. heir use has repeatedly saved me
from pneumonia. Iconstsnuy use them and
would not be without them tor any c1nstdera.
ton. JOHN L. MULFpKD
ASDsc"rativn art. Explicit directions To-
every use are given with the Diamond owes
For dyetnR Moss"s. Grasses. Eggs, ivory
Hair, &c. lOC. Druggists keep them Wells
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27
TnOussBus say 50.

MT j; W Atkins, Girard. Kan. writes |
never tsitntr To recommend YOU Electric
Blttrls To my Cus TONERS, they give entire IL
lsiaclion ana are rapid sellers" Electric
Bitters are the purest ana best medicine
kho"n anu vii positively cure Kidney and
Liver complaints Purify the bloOd and reg,
ulate the bowels, No Iamily can AFFORD TO be
without them. They viii save hundreds OF
COLLARS IN doctors bills every YEAR. SOLD "A,
MY cents bottle By IA Is. CO, hran druggist
Pa ~ -'''' 5N
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27

was II miraculous operation. No one thinks
oi raising the dead these dues I. ough me
de- p, rateiy close 10 death door nv. been
completely Restored by BUrdOck BLOOD BiUers
70 genuine ana lasting hsaItu. FOR sale by n
Cochran, druggist, 1877 and l3g Norln Y cen
street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27
OUALmIIL AnnANaEmE EnT,.
HOURS roR CLOSING rHr MAILS

HOURS FOR CLOSING THF MAILS.
ry KSiIroSd-NEw oRK THRoUGH MAIL, 500
ana 1880 H. M, 1880 = m, 800 y. III. ana 2;OO IA.
wAy MAIL east, 1880 a. IN.
powNrSsTowE, Leaman Place and Gap, Sis
PsrLADELPHIA THHuueH MAIL, $500 auc 1904.
M, So u, IA, I2:3u, 800 ana 200 II, ~,
PITTsBURG AND wgsT, 900 IT, m, l2O and IO!4S
HARmsBuRs MAIL 900 ana 900 II m, leo, 800
7;lb anu lOlb a IN.
WAY NAIL west, o. q AMI 500 A. m
BALTIMoRR AND "AsErNs~oS, via Philadel
BALTIMORE AND " AsHIEsToN, via York, l.SI
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINOToS VIA Harrisburg
lO;tb p, III.
Bird ,S-nASD, ChrsIinna, Parkasburg
Colt"sviie and DOwningtOWn AT 1880 D IN,
IoLUHBIA ht H0h ~ l:3O and 500 y. IN.
YORK And orr WAY. 1881 and iOI6 d. IN.
hoETHEhs CKNTRAL, 800 a. In. i:2O ana lOii
p' IN.
RHADlNe, via READING AND COLUMBIA r. r.,
100 ~ N. aud l2" p. ~.
HEALIEG, VIA rhi'adcIp. in .? 0and lIOOpm
RKADINa Way, via Junction Lititz, Man.
helm, thsi hempn"ld and phIuta, $40 p IA.
QUAkEYviLLE, Carlnsrs %, New Providence,
West lllow, MHrlinrville, kofton ANA Lime
valley Glb n, ~, and 500 y m,
NEW HOLLAND, Churcht, wn, Greenbsnk
Blue BAN, G0Odvilie, iiraTtOwn ana Sprin
Grove, by way OF DowninPtown. Gt 6:lb y. IN
SAFE HARBoR, via Columbia $3.50 a. IN. and
$40 p. N.
~ stage slaoRwater amt safe Harpor
daily, AZ coop M,
70 MilleTsyilio, SAINT 1880 a, m. and d. IN
Bnkley' Bridge, LeaCOCk, BareviIlc. New
Holland, $3.50 n, m. Wv
willow street smitnviiIe, Buck. Ches,nur
Level Green, Peters Greek, Pleasant Grove
Rock Springs, fHirmOunt ana Kowlandsyille
Mo, daily, ~ 7a0a. m. '
Lanuis, NHIey Oregon, west Earl Farm
eIsville, N"fisviile, Hmklctown, Tsrre HtlI.
MaTindaie, daily, AZ 2:3O y. NJ ''
Greenland, Fei tilitS, Lamretsr nnd What
land MI IN siras rurg. daily At 4 p m
New DAuyile, Lonesl Oga MurticviIle. Cole
muhYile, Mount NrbO, RHWlinsYille Bo
thesda ana Liberty square, 0aily, al 2,yO u. mn
clos At 1000 y. IN.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27
a Yelling kxlbx

Is some hing to be avoided. Rabies with colds.
l6bies wi Group, ba )ics win sea us. burns.
biues, nc IS, sprains, or pains are bound TO h,-
come noisy tenants of the Household q. Dr
ThrndS' hciectric OH viii cure u these com
paints. For sale by II. h. Cochran druggist
81 8nd l5S North Queen street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27
TRxVHLFR'S 8UIDF.
4 wNn WALL, LrsA SUN y UULEI,,suON
~ VALLEY RAILROAD TIMETABLE.

Trains leave Lebanon daily toNcopt sun
day. AT 6D a. m, l2& and 125 ~ IN
Arrive nj Cornwall nj $50 a. IN. 1871 n IN
anu llO ", M nj tunCwHEO ut 7.h2 "a M. las
and sSn II. m. COuDUCUnH With the rpunsy
wanna railroad for rnints Fpst nnd west
soRrpWARp.
Trims leave UonegugO at 7Na M. 8.,D ana
SS y IN.
Arrivo nj Cornwall at SIS IN. t.ls and Wiz
r nj ~ Lebanon ~ S:N a m. i.SU and g,N u
IN, connecting at Lebanon with IhilndrIphia
k'adinE railroad Tor points Fast and West
and tho Lebanon n fremont bTnnC tor J ohns.
town, Pineg owe and fremont.
Ihc b:W n. IN. train win stop only ht Corn.
wal JOlChrOOk amt BollHir".
4 nsAUMNsA - rom uEIEH-tv kAII
~ NDAb rlhF tAELE
AhaiuH uON ruu regularly uU fNn COiUmpth
:, for' Deposit RailruHd IN 'na following
time
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27

llAyIS1 Dis-ULvED rAh1 pETGsHIP
III and IeLmancntly closed the Chestnut
strset Iron Works, desire 10 inform my old
patrons and the public generally tha' / am
stilI I'm the business, belng located IN the Penn
Iron Company's orks, North Plum street
where | am making Iron and Brass Castings
OF every de-ItptiOn, and viii bc pleHse TO
serve all who may tavOr me with their patron.
age. From ~ years experience In the business
and using the BEST material and employ ing
the best mechanics, / am sat- Ned can guar
anteo entire satisfaction Castings mhue from
a mixture OF iron and steel which are more re-.
liable fOl strength ana durability than the
best cast iron known, teeth roll piniOns,
rolls ana rolling mil work speciality CAST
ings mAltc OF very SOFT iron, ang Urass cast
Ings OF every description. nave all the pat
tors al the we'll and iayOrably known MOwrer
Corn ana Cob CrushcT, rer tied uuU improved.
Also on hand, mills completely httcd up O. In
parts, To replace Old Ones which have been In
use tor years, guaranteeing them 10 give sat.
istactiOn.
anglLRpd 60 MoCUIIEY
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27

4 hrAh hASANA rILLFR UI' AIRS FOh
~ cents. Guaranteed To be clear filters, ~
HARTMAk'S YELLOW FRONT ClGAR
STORE.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27
HOSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS
Tne Fsepl. urow strong

Tns FseDI. grow strong
when HOstetter's stomach Bitters Is used TO
promote assimilation OF the food and enrich
the blood. lnuiKes ION, the chief obstacle to
an acquisition ~ strength by he weak Is an
ailment n hitch intalliblv succumbs to the aC-
tion Of this peerless corrective. Loss ~ flesh
and appetite, failure to sleep. ana growing
evidence OF premature decay, are speedily
COunleraCtet by e great invigOIHnt which
braces up the physical ener les ana fortines
the COns'itut on against srase.
For sale by All Drug gtsts and Dealers gener.
ally. auI.ImdeOdSw
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In,I.r.rnI>.,IrIr,.


L tFiitleih Ses-iOn) EIlICOit CIV MI
MISS SARAH y RANDOLPu. PRsCIP.r
situation un-urpa--i. gIy heautitrl and i,I
mate noted tO. It's -tlUbrity. WIN ~ abI,
corps OF teachers IT, eat RivHr agp- for
securing liberal education. and the happl
results irum its mctnuus ut instruction aud
uisipiinc, o other school can be- found offer.
NJ greater advantages tor tine uaiuing al
young la les and children than thi- we'll.
known ius'itu ion otfe,s. Apply t. Priucip a.,
iOr circular. j. ; 2IurOl
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27
CALVIN HALL,
HEADING, PA,
Jy22-tsl LDTCL RkEB.~HuP
EkASkLIn And MAK-H III.
ACADEMY

The Fan term OF this insutu ion vii open
Thl E~pAl \. VI. StrI \ 'nuruu gn
uhning - attempted IT, LNin. Grtnk m.
Ma h"nntic- Wit special nlu % TN To rn.
EnsIi-h branches. tie uulIHlug has I,.,. .
tuoruughIy repaired Hud O." t"rws arr r.,
OnHbIu GtDkt,kF = MILL n
as .t,6d R,,.,r
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27

Capacity. ICylinder " hr- :. silIz
I Horse Power 81 1 -, 45u ~ a a., ~
Il HOTs" Power ~" W' S.uaU 300 ID
Morse Power Z" lR' IS 81 hsi ID
10 Horse Power e" Iy' 15ONsI 6-5 u
l. Horse Power. ~ l." 1870 - 100 IA
~ Horse Power |l," 10" 1859 d l2!sr w
We nAHufhCtur" aud keep III str,E the iuI-
lowing goods, which are Rlways oD nend
Portable Engines on " h,,,,Is ami ,lIs
stationery Engines, LO o. Horse Power.
stAtiOurry Boilers.
Portable Boilers.
Portable saw Mills.
Large an Siuall Boiler Feed Pun % pumI
and heaters combined
steam Pump.
Bark, CORK and Cob Mills.
Pulleys, -trAftiug ana Gearing.
House Cellar Heaters.
CTcalneTi~z ntlCd up.
Steam hChting u speciality:
Iron and Brass Castings.
Iron Tanks tor Water anu on
Light ana Heavy Sheet Iron WOrI.
Steam and Water Pipes.
Hancock lnspiI htOTs
Valves ana FittiHgs.
Andes Sons SCparatOrs.
Build any Power or style OF BOiIers EST.
mates given tor machinery. Repairs prompt
ly and carefully attended 70.
sSALL WORK GUARANTEED
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27
Use sAvKus WATER MOTOR

Use bAUKus WATER MOTOR
IA THg MOST
ECONOMICAL POwER KNOWN FOR
DRIVlNG LIGHT MACHINERY.
IT TAKE BUT LITTLE ROOM.
IT NEVER OATS OUT OF RRPAIR.
ITCA NOT BLOW ".
1T REQUIRES NO FUEL.
lr NEEDS NO ENGINERR.
THERE IL NO DELAY NO FIRIEG UP.
No AsHEs TO CLEAS W.
No kGTRA INSURANCE. TO PAY.
No REP IRSG NECESSARY.
No COAL BILLS TO PAY, AND
lT Is ALWAYS READY FOR UsE.
II IL invaluab g tor Blowing Church Organs,
for Running Printing PRESSES, sewing Ma.
chlhes, turning sLathes scroll Saws, Grind
stones, COnee Mills, Sausage Machines Feed
Cutters, Corn Mills. Elevators leo Cream
froezers, Etc. Call at j l.. BinkIeS's Grocery
store, corner East kingald Duke streets and
SEE one In operation.
FOnrhOTse power at 10 pounds pressure OF
water. II In nOISel ~, neat, compact, steady.
andabove ali Il IL VERY CHEAP. Price q is
To $500. Send Tor circular To
+. II. DILLER. Agt,
NO. TX N. DUKE ST., LANCASTER, PA.
The Backus MOTOR VIII do more work with
uylf. ntn nj hAp
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-27

The BaCkus MOTOR VIII do more work with
less water than any other water motor IN rx-
isteI CO. uuRl Ymd
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I EnN~"> n LANCA>Itt, JuirI LINr
l. LhO -.
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MONDAY, Al.rl.srI,tn. l,st
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-08-15
xAltE DISPATCHES.
POLITICAL.
ENTHUSIASTIC REpUBLICANs.
Washington County Turns Out Strong
and Nominates by AcclamatiOn.
DESNYsyILLE, Aug.

DESSYsvILLE, Aug. II.
The republicans of Washington county
held largely attended and enthusiastic con
gention in the Public Hall in Dennysville,
Thursday. Judge Rounds Of Calais occu.
pied the chair, and was president of the
meeting. After the appointment of com
mittee, county officers were put in nomina-
ton, resulting in the nomination Of the pres
ent officers, except Senator Coffin from the
western part of the county, who retires, hav-
ing served two terms. No ballot was taken,
all nominations by acclamation in the follow
ing order:
Senator'-Stewari b, Hume OF PASSPORT
and Edward \ Austin.
County Treasurer-Ignatius Sargent Of
Macbias.
Judge Of Probat,-James \. Milliken of
fherryheld.
Register Of Probate-Mason W. Wilbur of
MaChias,
Clerk Of Courts-Phineas Longfellow OF
Machias.
Sherf-Henry b, Balcom of Calais.
County Attorney-E. f. Liyermore Of
EaStport.
ne resolutions endorsed the platform OF
the national and state conventions, pledged
The delegates to aid in the election of the
candidates. They also instructed the nom-
necs for senators to use their best efforts
to secure and establish an experimental sta
ton, liberal appropriation therefor and use
all means to promote and advocate the inter
est in agriculture. Large numbers from all
parts of the county are attending the meet
ing In the afternoon addresses were made
by Representative Boutelle and General
Grosvernor of Ohio.
At class convention held at Dennysville
IN the morning Aaron X. Hobart of Edmunds
was nominated for representative to the leg
islature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-08-15
BURGLARY IN CARMEL.
A Safe Blown Open and Two Thousand
Dollars in Cash Stolen.

BANGOR. Aug. II.
The stoIe Of c. K johnson of Carmel Val
lage, was entered last night by burglars, who
burst the safe and took therefrom. as nearly
as can be ascertained. $1,000 in cash. a por-
ton Of which was money deposited with him
for safe keeping The safe was rolled into
the back room, distance of fifteen or
twenty feet, and there being blinds on this
room, the robbers had a secure chance TO use
a light and break the safe. They entered
the safe by cutting through the back with
coal chisels, and the hammer in which it was
done would indicate the work of profess
ionals. S. 5, Spratt had 5000 deposited in
the safe. 1t was money he received for a
L. S. pension. The money he deposited for
safe keeping was one $500 bill and one 500
bill. Other persons had funds deposited in
the bank. The safe was manufactured BY
Morris & Ireland. and weighed 240O pounds.
No clue of the burglars has yet been OBJ
tanned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-08-15
SOMERSET DEMOCRATS SOUR.
Their Convention Adiourns without
Making Any Nomination.

SKowHEGAN, Aug. II.
The Somerset county democratic conven-
tiou met at Skowhegan on Thursday. The
convention was called to order by Benz
Bunker of the Fairfield journal at 1870,
j. F. Holman was made temporary chair
man and Ben Moore of the Anson Advocate
temporary secretary. The county democracy
have been engaged in wrangle over the di.
vision Of the nominations for several weeks.
There has been a painful lack of harmony in
their ranks since some time before the State
convention. Sourness, itself sat on the
faces of the delegates. The evidence of dis
cord and weakness were so plain, that the
only way to avoid row was to adjourn the
convention to allow some of the hot heads to
cool The convention adjourned till Aug.
23d without making any nominations.
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experienced the most cordial treatment from
this. my native city. In my late return to
civilization and my country, the first part of
coast to meet my eye was Newburyport.
The exercises proper opened with fine rem
dering of Killers American hymn. Prayer
followed by Rev. Dr.Wsllace ofNewburyport.
Addresses were then made by gentlemen
present.
At the close of Lieut.. Greely's remarks,
Mayor johnson presented him in behalf nf the
Commonwealth with u magnificent floral ship
"Thetis." After Greely expressed his thanks
for the giit, the mayor introduced Governor
Robinson who was cordially received, and
made brief and eloquent add ress, frequent
applause greeted his well rounded periods and
at the finish was the recipient of rounds of
cheers. Rev. DIR. Wallace pronounced the
henedietion. In the evening there was u
grand display Of fireworks.