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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-07-30
SPORTING.
BOAT RACE.
The Fihh Annual Regatta of the Cana
dian Association.

TORONTO, July, -.
Perfect weather and water favored the fifth
annual regatta OF the canadian association OF
amateur oarsmen and 0,000 persons witnessed
the contests. There were seven races with SO
starters. The double scull skitf race was
won easily by 0'Connor and Euwright of
Toronto, in minutes, and AZ seconds In
the Junior singles, ,lScholars of the Dow anna
teur club was first, time 10 minutes. and l34
seconds. In senior singles, Joe Laing anna
teur champion, lst, time, 10 min. Is sec
j. J. Murphy Of the Metropolians of New
York, pulled well for mile and then collapsed
In the skiti race, Van Iderstein of Dow anna
teur club was first, time min 43 seconds
The four-oared race was the event of the day :;
crews started, comprising the best oarsmen
in Canada. After a splendid race, the Nau
titus crew of Hamilton, Toronto, aud the Hog
Mckay argonauts of Toronto, drew away
from the field. Near the finish the Nautilus
fouled the Argonauts and the roroutos ran
into both crews all three coming to dead
stand, and the other crews which were far in
the rear came up and passed them. The ref
cree disqualified the Nautilus and ordered the
Argonauts and Torontos to row over the
course again, but the Argonauts boat had
been injured and could not be repaired in
time. The Torontos rowed over the course
alone in minutes and "a seconds and were
awarded the race. The double scull she'll
race was won by O'Connor and Enwright ,
time, minutes and 81 seconds. The Junior
fours was won by the Leanders of Hamilton
i'll minutes, a seconds.
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HERE iSA TIDE IN The AFFAiRS
Of kER, WHICH TAKEN At The FLOOD
lEAOS on TO FORTUNE. ALSO, THERE
iSAPEKEDK POTENT AND HARMLESS,
Dat sure, utich, taken in time, uW lead 10
tie Sbeedy relief and cure Of Dyspepsia,
Loss Of appetite, BihouSreSS, Headacke,
GriSng from dis0rdered stomach, and oil
SIMILAR troubles Of the Stomach, BorelS
or Liver.
Ibis gauabie remedy is the L. F
AiTood' S Medicine or BnteyS, the formula
q Thichis different from that of all other
hfIood'S BfteyS.
FOR many years il has held its place
as a household remedy, and is dfTGyS
Tortty Of the highest confidence.
GET The TRUE MEDICINE, BEARING
re REGISTERED TRADE MARX IF.
N LARGE Red LETTERS.
TAKE NO IMITATION.
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EGYPTIAN CoNFERENCE.
The French Proposals Generally Ap-
proved bv Other Nations.

LONDON, July 20.
At the Egyptian conference yesterday the
Austrian, German and Russian delegates in
timated their approval of the leading points
of the French proposals in relation to the
government of Egypt.
NJ Waddngton, Frence ambassador, of.
tered for the acceptance of the conference a
years provisional arrangement based upon a
tax upon foreigners in Egypt, the suspension
of the sinking fund and an economical ad-
ministration. lie also abandoned his propos-
al TO reduce the interest on the Sutz canal
shares held in England
Earl Granville, English foreign secretrry.
asked for an extension of the provisional ar
rangment for two years.
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FOREIGN NEW
GEN. GORDON.
Wen Supplied With Food and Ammuni-
ton Surrounded BY Rebels.

CAIRO, July %.
A merchant who left kassala June 2lst
said before starting he read letters from Gen.
Gordon 10 the Mudir At kas>ala, dated June
llth. According TO this Gordon was safe and
had abundant supplies of provisions and am-
munition. Tie was short Of money, however,
and was raising funds by issuing bonds He
was hemmed in on all sides by rebels. As
soon as the Nile rises his intention was TO
equip steamers at kassala. The population
of kaddariz, he states, have joined the
Mahdi
LoNsoN, July ~
II is stated that 500 persons were masss.
cred at Agiz.
A letter from Gen. Gordon dated the llth
inst, emphasizes the necessity OF his remain.
ing to protect kassala. lie says his soldiers
are in good spirits and are only are awaiting
the rising OF the Nile TO destroy the rebels.
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MAINE DlSPATCHES.
FIRE Ar EAST WILTON,
Farm Buildings BurBtd-Hay Crop and
Large Amount of Wool Lost.
EAST WILToS, July g

EAST WILTON, July 20.
The farm buildings of Rufus X Blake,
situated one mile from here were DESTROYED
by fire Monday night. The fire caught in
the wood she'd from an unknown cause,
about ! o'clock. The fire was beyond con-
troll when discovered. but the stock in the
barn was all saved and part of the tools. His
entire crop of hav was burned also his clip
OF wool, about seven hundred pounds. Part
Of the household goods were saved in a dam
aged condition. The insurance is $500, yet
this covers only a part OF the loss.
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A Burglar Hanged.

RoME, July 20.
A burglar in woman's clothes. yesterday,
entered the house described in Hawthorne's
transformations as flida's the American
lady. A policeman confronted the burglar
The robber drew a revolver and the police.
man stood aside. when the burglar fled. A
crowd quickly gathered and pursued the bur
glar, who during his flight lost his head gear
revealing bis sex. The crowd finally caught
the culprit and after giving him pummeling.
hanged him.
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STEAMBOAT COLLISION.
One Vessel Sunk and Eight Lives Lost
Bravery of the Crew.

CLEVELAND, o., July 20.
The large steel steamer, J. VI. Osburne of
this city, was sunk late Sunday night by
collision with the steel steamer Albert,
owned by the Canadian Pacific Railway Co
The Albert was so damaged that she had to
put in port for repairs. The Osborne had
on board 100 tons of iron oar and sunk
almost instantly. Several passengers aboard
were saved. owing to the coolness of Capt.
Wilford Of Lorain. The crew displayed the
utmost GOODNESS and the mate, one fireman,
the cook and FIVE deck hands were lost.
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Burglars at Work in Lewiston.

LEWISTON, July 20.
The store of ID. X. Irish at Lewiston was
broken open last night and $1,000 worth of
watches, cigars and jewelry taken. The
Maine Central station at Leeds junction was
also entered by burglars who failed to open
the money drawer and got nothing. Suspic-
ious persons were noticed about the vicinity
yesterday.
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AT BAR HARBOR.
Arrival of the 4. y. steamer TalIapoOsa
With Secretary Chandler and Party
On Board.
BAR HARBoR, July %.

BAR HARBoR, July %.
The United States steamer Talapoosa
dropped anchor at Bar Harbor, about $50
A. NJ, Tuesday. Capt. Merry came ashore
Immediately and called on Mr.. Blaine.
to get Secretary Chandler to bring him
ashore. The secretary and Mrs. Chandler
and Lambert will leave in day or two to
meet the Greedy Arctic expedition at Ports
mouth unless the latter comes in here
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Explosion Of Dynamite.

New YoRK, July 20.
Robert b. Corey of Greenport, l.. l., was
working on the wreck of the ship Ohio, in
Greenpoint bay, this morning, when some
dynamite he was using exploded and drove
bold IA inches long and weighing two pounds
throug' Vi. skull, killing him Instantly. The
explosion shook buildings a mile distant and
was mistaken by farmers for the rumble Of
earthOuake
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More Slugging.

BosToN, July 20.
A fight with small gloves for $3.50 a side
took place in club room here this afternoon
between Ned Craig of Springfield and Pete
Mccoy Four rounds were fought Craig
being severely pounded, All in the fourth
round Craig declared that he had enough and
Mccoy was declared the winner.
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AMONG RAILROAD MEN
Popularity and Usefulness OF DR. Kennedy's
Favorite Remedy-A Thrilling Letter
from n Master Mechanic.

Master Mechanics and superintendent Ofice,1
Lowell Repai- Shop Of ihe Boston = Lowell R.R.
10 Toll. Mas, March 25, 1854.
Dr. David Kennedy, ROndoui. ". \.
Dear Sir: think II II due 20 you that should
make the following statement, AMI make II volun-
tarilY and willingly; On the 9Th day Of June, 1851,
taken with what was called paralysis OF
the bDUels. The selzars unexpected and terri
bic. The stomach and other organs seemed 70 sym
pathize with II and 10 have lost all p0xer Of action
For long time my life despaired Of, but ut
length recovered far 10 be able TO ride out.
Ry the advice Of my physicians I visited Poland
Springs, VT, bcping 70 benefit from the waters But
they did me no good Neither were the best physl-
clans Of Lowell and Boston. whom I consulted able
20 afford me more than transient relief. gained
strength, and my case appeared almost hopeless. In
the Fall friend advised me TO try kENNEDY'S
FAVORIIE REMEDY, aud although opposed TO
patent medicines, made the trial. To make long
story short-F AYORITE REMEDY In my opinion.
saved my life. consider II the best preparation In
the world for Stomach difficulties, we'll a. Of the
Liver and other organs. I am glad TO say II IL in
general use among the X. X. men In this vicinity.
Yours, etc, A. J. CLIFFORD.
Mr.. Clifford IL the Master Mechanic of the Lowell
division OF the Boston Lowell Railroad, and his
Illness and recovery are known 10 many who can
testify to the facts In his letter
Use this medicine for all diseases Of the Blood,
Kidneys, Liver, Stomach. Bowels and Skin. II may
save you or yours from pain and death.
Address, II desired, DR.. David Kennedy, Rondout,
My. Jyldeod& wnrim
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All Of one mind-the millennium must be at
hand down in Maine Vermont, Massachu-
sets, New Hampshire, Connecticut, New
York, New Jersey, Ohio, all over Pennsyl
vania, and throughout the United States
The great cure for colds. cough and consump.
ton, For sale by Allen & Co.
anr74RwInn
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ALMOST INCREDIBLE.

lane. D.. RlchRrdson, Custom House. New
fr.aos On oath, says; In Is o seTofnlOu- lcers
,fk,. nul ou my body until was mas ui sorrup
fier Eg.ryrhin known 10 the medical faculty was
,,{as In vain / became mere wreck. At times
lad no, IN NY hands TO my head could not turn
ia I'D Wa in con-tant pain and looked upon life
cure 80 relief or cure IN ten years. Ia ls-O
Gst.d or the CCTicrEA ~ NEDiEs, used them and
s.1rn 10 ,.iorc &. = Com. J. y. Crawford.
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WANTED.

A lady In Augusta, also one In Hallowell, TO en-
gage In giving 70 ladies DR.. Conanrs Compound
yapor Baths Must be centrally located, and ladies
whs command the respect Of all This fs a desirable
chance, and TO the right perpons Il viii prove 70 be
permanent ~ well A. profitable vocation. Every
thing furnished No risk 10 be taken or money re-
quired. Address at once. y. Il. BAXTER,
aug / d3t
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THELATE D. P. BURNS.

Any relative of the late d p. Burns, native of
ualne sn or his wife Helen NJ Burns native Of Au-
M MbSSa Me- will hear of something to their interest
ars' "''tSS hS mmediately viii forward all particu'
Daily Alta Office, No. $50 California ST.,
ylltim San Francisco, California.
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is insuffersble. We don't like it, per
son with strong breath must not make him
self very familiar with us. An nimpure breath
is caused by an unhealthy stomach Burdock
Blood Bitters will correct this evil They
are the best stomach medicinetkn0wn.
july2St t&wlwlp
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Special Notlffs.
CARD.

Ts all who are suffering from the errors and indls-
retions Of youth, nervous weakness. early decay,
loss Of manhood, &C.. will send recipe that will
cure you. FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered BY . missionary In South America
Send selfaddressed envelope TO the REV. JosxPn
T. IxMAH. Station d. New York City.
jy1sdeod&wiy
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,r-u0rsASD- OF LETTERS In our possession
| ,eueai ihi. story have been terrible sufferer
e.. r.tr. with Blood and kin Hum0rs; have been
tftzed % .hun putlic places by reason Of my disag
arlgg harors , have had the best physicians; have
.o- Hurdads u dollars and got real relief until
I'D the CUrIorE "a KE-OLvEST, the new Blood
p1,iCer b. trrnalIy, and Cuticura and Cutcura soap,
,br trsat -Elu Cures and skin Beauiae5s, externally
stfgb have cured ms and left my skin and blood az
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STILL MORE so.

HnI Mcdonald Z5l2 Dearborn street, Chic9gO
gratefully l"dges "A cure Of Eczema, or salt
ELeim On heal, neck. fare, arms and legs for "
YEAR not able 10 move except on hands and knees,
for onp year able 10 help himself for eight ycars
,rie4 huufrod- ot remedies doctor. pronounced his
e,s, hopeless Permanently cured By the CUTICURA
- tsf.GIEa.
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Suicide.


BANGOR, July 90.
Frank A. Bridge of Bucksport shot himself
this forenoon with revolver and died in 20
minutes. The action was caused by being
accused of several robberies.
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England's Sanitary Arrangement for
Soldiers.

LONDON July ~.
The Duke Of Cambridge. commander-in-
chief of the British army, has ordered in the
barracks throughout England to be placed in
the best sanitary condition possible. He has
also given orders for the creation of system
Of medical relief and for the removal Of
troops into camps in case cholera appears
among the soldiers.
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A Post Office Robbed.
BRUNSWICK. July 80.

BRUNSWICK, July 80.
The post office at South Harpswell, was
entered Tuesday night and about twenty-five
dollars worth of stamps and some goods
80 I'm
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"Almos, dead or nearly dying"

For wears, and given mp by physicians. of
Brights ami other kidney diseases, liver com.
plants, severe coughs, called consumption,
have been cured.
Women gone nearly crazy! I,
From agony of neuralgia, ncr, BUSINESS,
wakefulness, and various disease, +, c4lisr to
women
People drawn out of shape from cNcruclating
pangs OF rheumatism. inaammatory aud chrome, or
suffering from scromla
ErNspclasl
"SaltThcum, blood loisoning, dyspcpSia. indigcs.
tion, and, In fact, almost all diseases trail
Nature is heir TO
llayc been cured by Hop Bittrrs, proof of which
world.
ss'Nouc genuine without bunch or green Hops
on the white label. Shun nil the Vile, poisonous
stun with "Hop" or "Hops" IN their name,
July ldrodSwnr
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At Buffalo-Buffalo /, Cleveland Oil
innings.
At Chicago-Chicago l6, Detroit s.
The following is the standing of the league
games up to date
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BY GRAPH,
EATHER REPORT.
Indications for the Next "a Hours.

War Department,
Office Of the Chief Signal Officer.
Washington, ID. c., July 30.-l A. VI.
For New England and Middle States,
local showers and partly cloudy weather:
variable winds; stationary followed BY slight
rise in temperature. Cautionary signal. con-
tinue from Hatteras to Boston.
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Vital Questions III!

Ask the most eminent physician
OF any school. what is the best thing in
the world for quieting and allsying all irrita-
ton of the nerves, and curing all forms of
rervous complaints, giving natural, childlikc,
refreshing sleep alwaysy
"Some form Of Hops :"
CHAPTER I.
Ask any or all of the most eminent physi-
clans;
'What is the best and only remedy that
can be relied on to cure all diseases of the
Kidneys and urinary organs such rs Hright's
disease. diahettS, retention, or inability TO
retain urine, and all the diseases and ailments
peculiar e. Women
"And they will tell YOU explicitly aud em-
phatically "Buchu f, !"
Ask the same physicians
what is the most reliable and surest cure
for Sll liver diseases cr dyspepsia; constipa-
tioE indigestion, hiliuusnesS, malaria, fever,
seue. Sc, +" and they will tell YOU;
Mandrake, or nandelion -
Hence, when these remedies comblncd with
Others equally valuable,
And compounded into Hop Rittcrs, such a wonder.
which Is varied In its operations that no disease
~ health possibly exist OF resist its power,
and ytt It's
Harmless for the most frail woman, wcakrs, in.
valid or smallest child 20 use.
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Read the testimony of one of the
sufferers. David Little, Sum-
ner, Benner Co., Iowa, writes:

an past = years of al-e, have had the Rheumatism
t5gge Years and eight months lost one-third Of my
weight, could not walk. but shuiiied along on
'lutches, could not sleep. nerves shattered, no
ss7'nsih IN my hands. wrists knees feet But
thanks hc tn God for your great discovery Themcd-
'5''lc arrived SATURDAY night | took dose Sunday
LATntns. feH II all over me- and kept on with IT,
Monday morniuG ~, up and dressed myself, and
N'Aed cut into the kitchen without the aid Of crutch
ct cane and wished them all happy New Year. rest
well nights, am gaining in strength. and once more
,hloy iiH Wish could Put ArHLoFHoRos in the
Bands ot every sufferer FROM this terrible disease
II you cannot get ArHLoruoRos Of your drtlsyist,
We VII send It express paid receipt Of regular
lnce-one dollar Ter hottie We prefer that you buy
irom your drug-ist. but II he hasn't it, do not lie
persuaded t. try something else but order at once
nom Us AS directed
aIHlOPHoR0S CO.. n2 WALL ST.. NEW YORK
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DEMOCK ATTIC NOMINEE.
Formally Notified Of His Nom,na.
tIon-The Company Gathered at the
Executive Mansion-The News
papers SIudiously Shut
Out.

ALBANY. y. Y. July 20.
The committee on notification met at ten
o clock this morning, Col. Villas presiding.
1t was arranged that the committee should
visit Gov. Cleveland at ) 30. After signing
the official letter the committee adjourned
until Z. NJ. The committee leave at 20
A NJ. tomorrow for Saratoga to notify Hend-
ricks
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1884-04-05
Mexican Soldiers.

We are in receipt of the following
from Gen. Cheatham, which is of In
terest to old Mexican soldiers. The
advice is timely.
To the Menican ,oar peterans and aUid-
OlUs:
Comrades: Our pension hill has
passed the Lower House of Congress,
hut must pass the Senate before 1t he,
comes a law. We are work. g hard
and hope to succeed. will advise
YOU through the press when the hlli
becomes a law. In the meanwhile
don't I've induced to make out your
claims for pension, as you will he
Obliged to make them anew at sddl-
tional expense. Our interests are in
common. l will keep you fully adj
yised. b. F. CHEATHAM,
Col. Sd Tenn. U. s. Vols. Mexi
can war
, Beech Grove. Tenn, April 2, 3"
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Attention, Knights Of Pythias.

rhs Illinois Central r. II n, "pp.i 'il.,;u,
at',%g NY 'Sv Supreme Lodge at New Or.
az '"' hsve made the very low rate Oh
= iT"'s, NJ a. from Milan to New Orleans
Slz ~ n' Tickets will he an sale
a,'a re,u'G anr;l 2o,h to 2Sd linelusive.)'
from "a mr ra,urn until April Both m m
sn"i ,".;ys. - rhis is not confined to - 81, 81,
Knight. alone, "ut will @ 'ncln'e 'n Al
tr;.nd. and acqu"intances, .nor "a,
'''e" 'Il ,,ke advantage of this oppor
$50 So, =, yi.ir the Crescent Guy
A"''' + NJ. BRowS, Agent
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Z Quarantine Notice.

All persons are hereby no'ihfa .hs'
. strict quarantine has heep e;tao'iSn'
"a NV the Boarl Of Mayor ana Aloer'
g. ,"en " of the town Of Milan against the
% !, 'wn. Of Jackson, Tenn, S''nton'
Kv and Cairo, H., in consequences
If the reported prevalence OF small
now in said towns. No person ui ",
p.Soage p.1 from either Of those cities Will
%"ss %a ssllowed to stop in Milan withou'
'" "roner certificates from the author
!zed health officers of those e!ties thS
,hav have not been exposen 'o s'h"''
nox. Any railroad company or per u
snu bringing any person or nage.s
w." har. in vioIrtion Of this ordinance zee
"l' will he subject to dae of not les les
,ha, SIS nor more than soo' ann Su:
, "sr.on or baggage shall he placed !
the ouarnatine station.
' n HALE, Mnycr and hecof'e
This April 2, 1884
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MARRIED.

Mr.. Charles Kestnar and Miss En-
ma Brodigan were married last Tues.
day evening, at the residence OF the
brides father, Mr.. Peter Brodlgan,
in this city, the Rev. j. P. Weaver
performing the ceremony. After the
marriage the bridal party went to the
cozy home OF Mr.. Kestnar, where a
large number of friends collected and
enioyed the evening until late hour
when they left for their homes wish
ing the newly married couple grsa
happiness and prosperity. An ele
can't collation. was served, and tn
Milan brass band gave a delightful
serensde during the evening.
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rre.ks Of the Rainbow.

The Queen of eheba and the E'n
,.ror Napoleon and all the minor
Kings, Queens and Emperors Oh n .n-
c;ent and modern times would weep.
smile aud cry all fer joy could tney
VII only rise up and examine the
rand m display being arranged for the
good people of Milan; !ney ~ou,o ns
1roclaim that Tom Harrlso" was or .n
Sa;ned from the found ton OF th'
.orld to bring Joys in arranging beau
,;fuI and pretty goods suited to a. !
WV, a nd conditions of life, A good
Selly time is guaranteed every Gus !,
,nm.r who comes ts his store. iha'
Ju'' '"' Tom HARRIsOS's.
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HUMBOLDT HAPPENINGS.

Judge Somers held special term
of the Chancery Court this week.
About January Sd, 1883, several
citizens filed hill to eujoin the col
lection of taxes, alleging among other
things that the town had no corporate
existence. The case Was heard this
week on demurrer. The court dis
missed their bill. They w'Il proba>
bly, appeal to the Supreme Court.
DR.. ID. G.. kelley, Of Nashville,
representing the Board of Missions oI
the Methodist Church, South, wal
here on Sunday night and raised
collection amounting To one hundred
aud seventy six dvlIars. THIS impor
tant work VIII not suffer IN DIR. ktI
ley's hands.
DR.. Inman, pastor Of the Baptis
church, attended injecting OF tn
Mission Board at Newbern last Sa
urday and Sunday.
/ Rev. A. +. Grover, pastor OF I'll
Presbyterian church, is atten Ill
Presbytery at Bethel, McNairy count
r Mr.. FARRELL, one of Humboldrs e
terprising and worthy citizens, Al
patentee of the celebrated and pop
lar FARRELL plow and cotton scrap'
e has just had ISSUED to him from
8 Patent office at Washington, an
tschment for cotton gins, which W
A. while the cotton lie being ginned, ia
N out all the dust and trash, making
,e good sample out of dirty cotton.
Of FARRELL will have his gin Oh exh'
ce ton at the great New Orleans Ex
sition next winter.
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An Oil Mill Here.

We learn that Mr., w. q. Tarner
w;ll have cotton seed oil mill cree
TAD at his mill here and ready for the
fall business. He has worked the
matter very quietly, and this an
pouncemeut will surprise some ofour
r..d.rs. but it is true. The mill will
not be so large As some, hut it will dc
large business, and will add to ou'
manufacturing enterprises. Mr Iur
nor dsseryes success for his enterprise
and we hope h. will make none
rapidly.