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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-29
REAL ESTATE Al PRIVATE SALE
n
ITO TIE VIRGINIA FARMERS.

In our card 10 you in 1854 We advised the
use OF paint aud WhIteWash on your build
ings and the seeding of clover and grasses
on your lands TO demonstrate 10 the emf
grants that our Virginia lands would pro-
duce grass. We are glad to see that mauy
farmers have taken our advice. We have
sold IN the past ak months a great number
OF farms 10 northern and western farmers.
four since July lst-one To Wisconsin
farmer al $40 600. one TO a Pennsylvania,
and two farms to farmers nom Maine thus
showing that farmers are co ming from all
sections 10 our state. We have lust bought
an outnt OF Instruments and propose 10 take
photographs OF all dwellings that we
have for sale from time 20 time) as we
show the farms without cost to our patrons,
provided they will paint and whiteWash
their buildings. We will be pleased 10 see
all parties wishing either to sell or buy real
estate. Very respectfully,
K, Is. CHAFFiN a CO..
iy29-3t Real Estate Agents.
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FIKsT.CLAss MEALS.

The elegantly rebuilt and last steamer
ARIEL.
carrying United states Mail)
Il. L. CLIFFORD. Commander.
leaves richmond every
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. AID FRIDAY
a. A. VI. f~TRkET-CARS CONNECT IN
FiLL IiMEj for a5ove-named places, ar.
riyiug az u.d Point az ip. and NOriOik at
8 clock =. VI. Returning tie steamer leaves
Norfolk Portsmouth, NcwpOrts News and
old Point on alternate days, arriving at
klcEmcud about ?. II.
through tickets on sac on steamerand al
CARRIER Agency. 1000 Main street. Bag.
sage checked through
erAIk-ROCMS ENGAGED FOR DAY
OK NIGHT
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RICHMOND AND DANvtt..
~ RAILROAD CONptNv '""n
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECr stNDAy O..
81, l~rs NAE
LEAVE Rfcflunrn

SCHEDULE IN EfFECr stNDAy e..
81, ISIS. nae
LEAVE RICHMOND
ZOO y. M.-lThrOugh-P assen-er A,,ff.,.,
yIhIor aH stations befva.,
RICHMOND ana DsnyiIls ~
ne,tihg ~ GrreDshnr,i -
kaleigh, 6Ol1sborp' AMI -
on rsle1i Bpncu. Fav,,Ls
sllle AMI All G.. r. ami u "
local points Ani A. Ch.r,o,E
tof columbia sui the Sl.JF
east; also for Nfsnta
orleans. and SOufhv..f
Pullman Sleeper. Rim,
toutt'nshOTO Dsuf.iIr
gus'a without ch.nga -
l,an'li' 10 selma w....,t
sz' " h-lIhroush Pascnz.r. l,g..
SIoIN 40 aii stations coI.,..
luS 3, keysfa.- f.raU u,..,-
On hrhmonf s1I MerFl..,
eur< ra.isoai G.Ny arc.n,
Suhda - ',reer.s,1ro a. 30
Dihis on SALEM Hurr1. "a
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IWau' az \ t1rta f.r 49,.
S liie; f.a.' Ne" Drsan, ald
Pullman Bu~st ..,,,- liz.
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Asu''ile. Dan. 20 N.,,
orleans without .. az.
sac Z. NJ ork-lNyer Pas.eat.l a,..,
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utc'S AZ West Pom .f..,.s
ccpt sunday viii ,,.,,..... -
. baltimore am points N.r...
500 Z. M y % % n Accommodates
ga, except Sgnda, DtN.1.-
7:l2 4. M.-.lork River FrcIght. r...,
Twenty -iOurth-ItIo. i.u..
II@iIy eAcei, SUNDAY ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-29
De.nOiIed of Her Glossy Rraid.

A Chicago special says; Miss Ida
Schrader, Of No. 1894 south Halsted
street, with her father, mother, and
sister, was in Lincoln Park yesterday.
Ida has black hair forty-fsur inches in
length and very glossy. 1t WAS ar
ranged in two long braids, which hung
down her back. About 6 o'clock she
was looking at the prairie-dogs, together
with her parents, when she felt a slight
pull at her hair. Turning suddenly
she saw man with pair of scissors in
his hand. AS she turned the long
braids were pulled from his grasp, but
the scissors snapped off about foot of
one of them. She screamed aud the
man ran away.
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nm RICHMOND DIsPA TcI --wE1lN EsDAY. Jul


spfs Exf no % o y X WV s"ssss
E ri sEE'i$ 5 $Es#$$$$$#s$ss y =:
E Hnfh % SssSSs
iik 100 Ss
gBT 4 r4T1 TIT ERR sRg sSss
r. r. Fl t + + III It. e.
WILL CURE
HEADACHE. :.
INDIGESTION,
BILIOUsNESS,
DYSPEPSIA,
NERVOUS REGISTRATION,
MALARIA,
CHILLS AND FENERs,
TIRED FEELING.
GENERAL DEBILITY,
PAIN ~ THE BACK AND SIDES,
IMPURE BLOOD.
CONSTIPATION.
FEMALE INFIRMITIES,
RlIEUMATlSI,
NEURALGIA,
KIDNEY And LIVER TROUBLES.
FOX SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Tic Genuine has Tnde-Mark and crossed
Red Lines ON wrapper.
TAKE 80 OTHER.
INN 25-cOdtAulOI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-29

CCTICURA REMEDIES are sold everywhere.
Price: CUUCCRAs Soc; KESoLVENr. 81;
SOAP. 26c. Prepared 10y the Porter DRCG
AND CHEhJCAL COMPANY, Boston. Mass.
send fOT How to Cure Skin Diseases"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-29
BY George f.. Crawford.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioueer
IOO5 Bank street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LOT OF
4 LAND IN HENRtCO COUNTY. NEAR
THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE CITY
OF RICHMOND. FRONTING on THE
SOUT WEST SIDE OF FAIRFIELD
STREET l20 FEEr.-By virtue OF deed or
trust ron Giles Evans benring date June
z. 1852. aud duly recorded I'm the Clerks
office of Henrlco County Court. y. y. t09
page 2O7 and being reIues ed by the holder
OF notes therein SECURED the undersigned
trustee VII offer forsale at public auction,
Oh
WEDNESDAY, july p, 1855,
at o'clock =. NJ. on the premises, the
above described PROPERTY.
TERMS Enough in cash 20 defray the ex-
pcuses Of sale and to pay tw0 notes of $40
each. with interest from maturity, the
balance secured as may be announced on
the day O. sale. G.. \. CRAWFORD.
Trustee.
GEORGE r. CRAWFORD. Auctioneer.
is 2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-29

By Manning G. staples 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers
No. 11O4I Main street.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
" SMALL FARM or ABOUT EIGHTY
1901 ACRES OF LAND IN NEW KENT
COUNTY. \ DJOISiNG THE LANDS VI
W. u. WRIGHT AND OTHERS, AND
FORMERLY OWNED BY WAILESS: AUS
TIN.--By virtue ola decree entered by the
Chancery Court OF the city OF kichmond on
the 27th day Of June, 1885, IN q sun ia
equity therein depending ny the short style
OF John g. Ellison & Sons IS. W. HOT hlch'
artison n ais.. the undersigned special com
mlSsloneTs appointed by the SAID decree
will Oner by auction, in front OF New Kent
court. house. on
THURSDAY, AUGUsr IS, 1885.
at the hour Of i2 NJ, the said property
aforesaid.
TERMs: One third cash balance In six
and twelve months for negotiable notes.
and title retained until all the purchase
money Is paid and a conveyance ordered by
the Court. r. Y. CANNON,
II. a. ATKINSON, JR"
Special Commissioner
ELLISON & SoSs. PLAINTIFFS. AGAINST
RrsHARDsON ADNISf~TRArgfN AND
AIS. DFFENDASrs-lS THE CHANCERf
COURT OF THE CITY or RIcHMoND.
1 BENJAMIN II. Berry. clerk Of said court,
certify that the bond required of the special
commissioners by the decree n said cause OF
June 2T. 1883. has been duly gwen.
Given under my hand this 2lst lay OF
July, 1885. BENJAMIN ii. bEhhl'
iy22- WNThtd
DCBLIC SALE AT AUCTION OF
Il ONE.TWELFTH UNDIVIDED
INTEREST ~ THE
ALLEGHANY- SPRINGS PROPERTY,
IN THE
COUNTY or MONTGOMERY, VA.
Under deed Of trust executed 10 me by
David ". Moore and Jane f.. his vie. dated
October IS, 1870. Of record in the clerks
Office Of Montgomery county / shall pE0-
coed 10 sell upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST ), 1888,
AT public auction To- the highest bidder. for
cash. the OS E-TWELFTH NDINIDED
INTEREST ~ THE y l. l. G. ii \
SPRINGS FARM. said 20 contain about
947 ACRES. up0u which Is the celebrated
All,ghanv Springs. and the improvements
and buildings ON said farm located.
The title is believed 10 be- good. hut, act
iug as trustee. TIE sale and conveyance u
the purchaser Will be- made with special
warranty. DAVID r. HfENCEr
is ~-N4w trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-29
L & Z Z VI A !

For the benefit OF suffering humanity, ana
In heartfelt gratitude at The wonderful re-
suit deem II only my duty to give this un-
solicited testimony I'm favor 81 Swift's Spe-
cifc. My wife has been afflicted VITA he
reditary Eczema or salt Rheum from her
infancy. II has increased in intensity with
each succeeding spring, and being some
what skilled in medicine myself, / tried
every remedy could think of for yeats
Sarsaparilia combined with every form OF
Potassic, and hundreds ofotherremedics To-
tions. and alklli washes Ot every known
kind but theyall gave only temporary relief.
During the spring of 1884 her lower eX-
tremitics became SO .nliaIned and sore that
she was obliged to keep them constantly
coated With covering i " Fuilers E1rin
mixed wet and allowed 70 dry on. Among
other things. she was afiliCfed with pee
riodical nervous headache. occur NJ rcgu-
larry every seven DAYS. sometimes followed
Boy an Intermittent fever for Weri,s AZ "a
time, so that her lie became burden to.
her.
This spring determined she should take
:. =. =. and follow strictly tire directions 900
regard 20 dose. diet. etc. This Was ubpn.
seven woeksagO. ficrtaklng nh" HIST at@c
bottle the disease seemed 10 increase; lc
burning. itching. and inIaWma Ion be-
came uubcaiahle. She. however i.rN'-
Veicd iu the use ~ th" med cine. After
takiuL the second bottle ODE" inflammation
began to sub, IG". After fr- tA.ti bottle t!I"
Inflammation disappeared. and ,'fo e.'',-
dtiJt LI and iIrNtd White nUd N0I.l. uul
finally She brushed ttcm uI 10 an .uta..
pUb.c white powder teSsfublu- puir ~t...
Size Is uOr tahfu- TIE sixth bottle. three
liable, I.j,l ftf.s four times daily. Every Y-
pcarauce II tfe disease n;tS gone AMI hrr
fgsI .~ Iletf..fg soft White. and Sugfi s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-29

TAN SUNBCRS. PIMPLES. BLACK
HEADS. AND OILY SKIN. use the CCrI-
CURA SOAP. 4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-29
RiCHMOND, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBUR.
leAND POTOMAC RAILROAD-Sche,
ule commencing MARCH /, Iss3-essteSy,
standard time: A'etn
600 A. ~, leaves Byrd-street stations
ually stops only at Ashland,
Juncilon, Milford and Freds.
IiShsDuts leeper from
,,.o,. "a Iubltston 10 Washington.
ii:O7 a. NJ leaves Byrd Street station
daily except sunday.
7;lo T. NJ, leaves BYRD Street station satf,,
Sleeper from Jaeksonyille 10
New York, '0 "
lO;2s a. NJ, arrives At Bytd-Sfree Stallion
daily. Sleeper from Ne,y Yore
10 jacksonville.
SSs Z. M, arrives at Byrd STREET static,
daily; Stops Frederlcksbury,
Milford, and Junction. Sl.enes
RON washington to Charles.
tIs r. NJ, arrives at Byrd-street station
daily except sunday.
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY EXCErT sUNpAys.
SUI r. NJ accommodation, leaves Broad.
StIset s,aIlon; arrives Al Asa.
e:04 Z. N, leaves Eliza: arrives at Asb,
land at GA p. N.
100 a. NJ, arrives al Elba leaves Ash.
land At e:49 A. NJ.
s5c A. NJ. accommodation, arrives af
BTuad-Street station. leave
Ashland N 8 4. ".
s:5s L. NJ, arrives at Elba leaves Ashlanl
at 6:l2 y. NJ.
y. A. TAYLOR, Gsneval Ticket AgsnG
4. I. u. MYERS, General Superintendsht,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-29
PURSUED AND CAPTURED.

Several persons in the vicinity gave
chase and the fellow was captured and
turned over to Officers Sehuttler and
CuShman, who searched him and found
the piece of hair cut from the girls
head in his possession. lie also had the
scissors and five rough drawings repre-
senting himself in as many different
positions cutting hair from the heads of
young women. When taken to the sta
tion-house he gave the name of C. A..
Solomon. He is small man and has a
sneaking LOOK. lie says he came from
Terre Haute, Ind, week ago, and has
been stopping at cheap lodging-house
on Clark street.
EXCUSE GIVEN IN COURT.
When taken before Justice Kerstel
to-day Solomon said he was painter
by trade. He said he had been drink
ing beer, and II made him insane YES
terday. When asked if he was often
troubled in that way he said that when
he was boy he fell into cellar and
cracked his skull, aud that he often had
got into trouble when he did not re-
member doing anything. lie was asked
where he got the drawings, and ac-
knowledged having made them himself,
but said it was only in fun. The JUS
tice promptly fined him sl0O, and in
default he will 60 to the Bridewell for
nearly seven months.
Former residents of Terre Haute,
Ind, recognized Solomon as all old Of
fender in that city. They say that he
was arrested there several times for at
tempting to cut off the hair from the
heads Of little girls. He was generally
regarded as a crank.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-29
ARRIVE RICHNOND

hNIN4F Z hICIINOND.
G25 A. n. From Charlottsav,ra -.
Sunday. '''' oAceps
Il:15 A. N. From Norfolk, Ola Pain, -
~ Newport's News except Snnd 80 ~
$40 = NJ. From Louisville. Cincinnati % -
al local poiBts. except SUNDAY
T0o r. NJ rom Norfolk, Old holnt' ana
NewPort's News. Daily even,
Sunday. oAceps
$50 r. N. From Loulsvilleans Ct,o,.,...
Fast line daily.
commencing sunday, June TIN. eve,,y
son tHln Tor New ports News audi a
Point VIII .eave Richmond A. N ANA
turning VIII arrive 7:I5 =. ".
Depot: Seventeenth and Broad streeta
Ticket-Offices 1000 Ala n street Cba,
peake and Ohio Railway depot
n. ". FULLER,
, o., GENERAL Passenger Agent
Q. W. s1rrH' General Manager. I'M,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-29
me DEvII~HoRsR

IL was necessary to look twice be-
fore discovering the occupant of the
next cage, and only person familiar
with the fauna Of the southwestern
frontier would have recognized him
then, gigantic devil-hOrse, who crouch
ed motionless in one corner OF the cage
waiting for something to turn up. |
have usually observed the deyil-horse in
this attitude Of anxious expectancy.
IL an adventurous fly should hover
too near him, however, he wakes up
with celebrity that is astonishing, and
in less time than it takes to SAL : boo "
that fly is his meat. lie does not eat
flies, but simply extracts the juices
from their bodies and lays for more.
The body Of deyil-horse is all Of the
ssme size aud he looks not unlike a
green walkiDg-s,iek set up on twelve
other walking-stieks, six on q side.
He can jump ten feet without
stopping to catch his breath. Old
Rol's specimen, whom he calls I
: sbortsiop )" because he is good on |
he Ny catch. was about six inches in /
ereih and the size Of broom-straw.
Lt scientific men who have sought 10 |
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ARRIVE RICHMOND.
CONNECTIONS
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAN,

~ NAH.-~CIiiUtl ~ sty.L,-r
MAY D.. 1855:
LEAVE RICHMOND.
s3c 4 NJ. FOR Viewpoints News Ct,. p...,,
comfort. ms Nnfftt
except sunday. t.I, 80
nouns ana tI.f.r Iu.uuf.s i,'..'',N
muld go Norfolk ~. -
ll.5O A. ~ For a.. stations aui Iovir.,..,-
~. Louisville. ana t.ur'.f'.t
HaA except sunday. tu.,'..
dIit-t flr IEu.In..~g 30
AGO 7. NJ. FOR NcWpOus N.t4 '.I, p......
snh NpHoik. tsp.css eA..ut
500 7. ~ Sh'i..o,iesv'ie acra-amoiatlor
IaIF except SUNDAY. sim. "a
ri. stations '''F- "a
12O +. NJ FOR Louisville and Cincinnati,
connecting for al points 49,
NpttlWtHt and scout nyy.st L,sf
express daily noes not So, -
bcal business. Pullman sir'n-
.hk-cafs richmond % GlncI =.
nttl ana from Washingto, sna
charlottesville 90 LouisvI1se'
'h'shl~ al K ani Dhf0s,.-l't.-'
car richmond - - U.f.. ~t.i ..'',,
enables fFtSS@ugrr~ flsl,.., t.,r
bi,Hkfast-fime "i'd
. e:Ao /. NJ l. u.lted. For OF Pom, ,rI,1
dul,nah cars daily ex.,ut
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-29

TAKE 40 OTHER.
INN 25-cOdtAul0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-29

Tie Genuine has TNde-Mark and crossed
Red Lines ON wrapper.
The Republican journal., 1885-09-17
Livery, Club and Boarding stables, up to ten
stalls for each stall $3.50 for each additional stall

Livery, Club and Boarding stables, up to ten
stals for each stall $3.50; for each additional stall
Truck and Cart stables, for each horse if more
than three 81; provided that in no case shall any
stable be charged less than So. The rates for
stables include water for washing carriages wi tn
out hose.
Hose. When hose is used at any stable an add.
ton to the above charges will be made So for the
hrst nose, and ~ for each additional hose. For
me right to attach hose of not more than q inch
orlfice, for washing windows, sprinkling streets,
or watering gardens (and the of the same shall
be limited to one hour per day) not less than $40
steam engines. Stationary steam engines work
ing not over twelve hours per day will be charged
by the horse power as follows for each horse up
to and not exceeding fifteen, the sum of So. for
each horse power exceeding fifteen "a.
Fountains. To be used for six hours per day for
Sin months in the year $40; GIG inch delivery
each additional jet of is inch So "a do S25 each
additional jet "a inch So
The privilege is hereby reserved to anv water
takers, to take the water by meter measurement If
they SO DESIRE the rates for water not to exceed
forty cents per 1000 gallons. 1t is further agreed by
and between the parties to this agreement, that
water snail be furnished for domestic at rates
charged by other cities in the state of Maine SINH
larry situated, and having their water furnished in
hkc manner. The refusal or neglect of said iiey-
nolds and Kinds, Moffett & Co. their successors or
assigns to comply with these requirements and
provisions herein contained, or to keep said water
WORKS IN good operating order, reasonable time
being allowed for repairs, shall cause forfeit use
of all the rights and privileges they may have
acquired under, by the terms of this ordinance.
sec A.. The said Reynolds and Kinds, Mohett
NCo snail within thirty days after the granting Of
TINS ordinance file with the city clerk their written
acceptance thereof duly acknowledged by them
and IN default of such acceptance all rights Of
SAID Reynolds aud Kinds, Mohett Il Co. under
their resolutions shall cease
sec l3. Each and every ordinance, or contract,
or portion of the same heretofore made by sail
city 10 anyway interfering with conflicting with
the provisions of this ordinance is hereby repealed
and annucd.
Sec Is. The Mayor and the clerk of the city of
Belfast are hereby authorized and instructed upon
the acceptance of their ordinance, execute dupu-
cate copies, with the seal of the city of Belfast,
and snail deliver one of the said copies so signed
and sealed, in behalf of the city to Said grantees.
ant to accept the other when signed and sealed by
nein N behalf OF the said city and to it he
properly acknowledged ana recorded according to
law, in the office of the Register of Deeds of Waldo
county, Maine.
So il. This ordinance shall take effect and be
IN force from anu after its passage and publication.
The Republican journal., 1885-09-17
The Contest for the CUP.

After many mishaps and provoking DELAYS
the first of the series of races for the Amer
lea cup was sailed last Monday over the
inside course of the New York Yacht Club,
The wind was light, with occasional puffs that
at one time sent the yachts along at ten knot
rate with their lee rails awash. The Puritan
led the Genesta from the start out-pointing
and out-footing her. The Yankee sloop defeat
ed the cutter by l6 minutes and 10 seconds
corrected time. The following table gives the
actural result of the race:
Name. Start. Finish. Elapsed. Time.
Puritan. 10 81 90 43s 05 $500 6 06 0j
Genesa LILO b 90 "a % 622 % 6 y "A
Capt Joe. Ellsworth who was on board the
Puritan Monday said after the race was over.
81 don't think we have any sure thing at all in
sailing against that boat She's terror. She
was not far behind us when we got to the point
of the Hook but we were able by pulling cen
tire board up a little to skim along Flynn's
knoll, where she could not go and 50 gained on
her, working up to the buoy No. s., but if
there is strong breeze in the race of Wednes-
day, twenty miles to the windward, it will be
very close thing between the cutter and the
Puritan" Mr.. Tams, the chairman of the COM
mittee, said that in the breeze outside the Hook
the Genesta sailed very much better than he
had any idea she would. He thought the race
between the two on Wednesday would be a
close one and no one can tell with any certainty
the result.
In yesterdays race, the wind was off shore
and the Yachts ran twenty miles to leeWard to
beat back to the starting point. In the run out
the Genesta beat the Puritan two minutes and
twelve seconds, but on the return the sloop
overhauled the cutter, and at 243 p. IN. was
one mile to windward and ahead, with every
prospect of coming in winner. In hat event
the contest for the cup is closed, and the Gen
esta will 60 home without the coveted trophy.
The Republican journal., 1885-09-17

An officer of the Maine Central Railroad Co.,
in letter to the editor of the journal. SAYS
Every person, | think, likes to know that his
efforts are appreciated, and in this connection |
would say that on a recent visit to the White
Mountains one Saturday evening at the Maple
wood Hotel, | found large group gathered
around gentleman who was reading Our
Georges article on Sliding Down Hill, which
be had had copied for him on the typewriter.
The article in question was greatly enjoyed by
the hearers"
The Republican journal., 1885-09-17

OF the fair at Bangor the Bath Times says
There can be no question that these shows do
much for agriculture. Likewise they expand
the agricujturist and give him fresh impulse
for succeeding years work.
The Republican journal., 1885-09-17

The emigration to Canada continues. Several
Indiana township trustees who have issued
fraudulent bonds have joined the procession.
Canada retaiates by sending US the small pox.
The Republican journal., 1885-09-17

Your regular salt yachtsman now adays calls
the bowsprit nose pole, and "a soop and
schooner one-sticker respectively. English,
you know. Fresh Water Exchange.
Guess not. A ''salt" would hardly call
schooner "a one-sticker respectively"
The Republican journal., 1885-09-17

We give in our Maine news some particulars
of the preparations for the fair al Lewiston next
week and elsewhere the entries Of Waldo coun-
ty horses for the trotting races.