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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-04-24
LmnepSy.

This is What you ought TO lave, u
fact y"u must have it, 90 fully cnlo,
life. TLou.ands are searching for il
Larry. ard mourning because they
iud 1t not. Thousands upor tbous.
tnds Of dollars are spent annually b,
our people in the hope that They ma,
attain this bonn. And yet il ma,
he had by all. We guarantee thai
Electric Blttcrs. If used accord d. Ia
directions and the use persisted in,
siii bring you Good Digestion and
ust tbe demon Dyspepsia and instiIl
instead Eup psy. We rccommcnr
Electric Bitlers for Dysepp Ia aud
III disc tses of the Liver. :. macl
ard Kidneys. Sold ut jOc. and 81 PEI
bottle by R.Blacknall d Son. irurgi~r.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-04-24
: aonsumrtton Lnc,,ral,lc,

Read the following: Mr.. G. H.
Morris, Newark, Ark, says: Wa
down with Ab,cess Of LnngS. ano
friends and physicians pronounced
me an Incurable Cunsumptrve Be-
gun taking DIR Kings New Discov
cry Tor Consumption, am toE on ny
hrrd hottie, and able 10 oversee IT,,
work on M farm. Il is TIE finest
medicine yer made"
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio
SAYS. "IIad it no. been FIR DIR
Kings New Discovery for Cor stump
ton | wOlld have died Of Lung
a. ub'e. Was given up by 'tovtois
Apu now in best Of heanh.' Try II
sample loo ties free ut X. Bltcknal
Il SONS drug store d&w
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-04-24
Their Business booming.

Probably no one + ing has caused
such a general revival Of 'rade at r.
Blacknall IL Sons Drug Store as then
giving away TO their customers of so
many free trial bottles of DR.. Kings
New Discovery fur Consumption.
Their trade is simply enormous in
this very valuable article from the
fact that it always cures and never
disappoints. Coughs, Colds. Asthma,
Br' nchitis, Group, and all throat and
lung diseases quickly cured. You can
test it bsfore buying by getting a
trial bottle face, large siza 81
Every bottle warranted. d&w
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-04-24
ONE SUCKER DOOMED.

The merest superficial investi-
CATION cOnyinces rs that the
small European orders for our
Virginia dark leaf il owing TO the
production OF the pestiferous one
sucker variety, which while pro-
life and seductive, on this latter
account is drawing these orders
from home We must return to
theold spready, fine tibred Oro-
noko White Stem and Pryor to-
bacco. We can't dictate TO the
demand prevailing. PIanterstell
us themselves the carniyerous
tobacco worm forsakes the one
smoker. while il viii chew up the
Or0noko like a man. This has
brpn thoroughly tested on fields
ol opposing varieties. side by side.
a1d with invariably some direct
results. Too nmrh,Irp"uds upon
this to disregard thralvi,roftl lie
Trade and 20 contrary to it.
There was n day when none but
ol style greasc,l and molasscS
cnndieI dark English t0harcos
waul | sell. bot that soon frllihto
disuSc. The one sucker is alike
now Doomed. and those who first
discard it, cultivation will he the
best off and sooner than others.
TIE one il sweet aud us4ful the
Other wo0tIy and bitter and u
poor substitute aui grows lower
lnd lower IN price and lowers the
stnmInrlof oar Virginia tobacco.
At tie sam" time ii raises up
other competing toLaccos to the
first aud leading ranks, among
the large consumers of the home
and outside world.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-04-24
THE GREATEST
BLOOD REMEDY
EVER DISCOVERED
n. R, G..

Cures Rheumatism BY simply. driving H.,
ism o,t Of the blood. II Will bis, as e.
feclua " cure any and nh diseases that ara
caused BIZ an impure sta1e uf the blood, and
they are MANY. Ntura gin aud Sick
Headache, which - many ii our iallcs suf
Ter ~ greatly with. j. alt currec ed by the
Use II frou one to three botll s. II ha,
been ti,d rfec,ually, and never falls in
those ca"s. Any Kidney trouble is entire
" Corrected by the use Of from one t. thTee
bottles. Every one should iaHc something
IN the spring uf the year 10 act directly
upon thu DO d and Kidneys, and there il
n thing evcrdiscoverci that Will do it So
cilb tina ~ As lIunnictts Rheumatic Cur,
r y Que npitle and you will he convinced.
We invite every one who Is afflicted
sith any ii the above diseases "a write us
II will esi ynu nothing, and all letters will
recriye prompt attention, and are kept
strictly private.
For.s ,tt by all drugg SIS. Send r
bOk u ~ nderiul CURES !rUe.
HI'NNlCUT MEDICINE co.
70. Drawer 80, Atlanta, q .
For sale by 2. ". Vaughan.
sep l.lv DIV
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-04-24
TOBACCO TABOOED.

In fnroff California the students
OF sun Jose University are cx-
peeled or cannot matriculate il
they Use tobacco.
Here il the law recently passed
by both branches oil the C0nncr-
ticut Legislature prescribing the
Use OF tobacco by minors under
sixteen years Of age:
SET1ox /. MCPHERSON shullsrll,
give ar deliver to- any minor un
der sixteen years Of age. any to-
hacro in the form OF cigarettes.
Or IN any other form. Any per.
sou violating the provisions nj
this section shall he fined not
more than 5000 for each oi-
Tense.
Sprtox >. No person under
sixteen wears Of aye shall have,
smoke or in any way use in any
public street. place, or resort, any
TOBACCO in amy form Whatsoever.
ANY sn'h person violating the
provisions oi this Srvtion shall br
lined not more than - 90 for
each olfensc.
4 special from Lansing. Mich,
To the Times of the 18th says:
"The House yesterday passed the
bill making it a misdemeanor,
punishable by fine and imprison-
ment. To mnnni3rtureorsell give
or deliver cigarettes al any kind
uf tDltncro. or cigarette paper in
books or blocks Tor wrapping
cigarettes.
The above looks right rough ON
tobacco. but mt thrsamctime, the
iuctpasr IN consumption aud the
increased acreage Of NIL countries
gocs far toward making up for
the above inter,lictions that will
avail little in the end.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-04-24
IMPORTANT NOTICE

IMPORTANT NOTICE
All persons who are indebted to
w. F. Ellis in any way will please
come forward Immediately and pa,
,ome wltkouc delay. BY attending
o this at once you will save expea {
md trouble 10 yourselves as we'll as
o.
Yours very Respectfully,
W S. HALIBURToN.
Assignee Of ". +. Ellis.
Der. II, 1883.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-04-24
BEDFoRD's BIG BLAZE.
IL Extends Six Miles in Both
Directions, Burning Resi-
QenCeS and Barns -.

90 NO SiN' "ltG5 III DOltl
Directions, Burning Resi-
denceS and Barns.
LYNcHBuRG, Va, April ia
most extensive mountain fire has
prevailed for seveal days in Bed.
ford county near the Peaks of
Otter, which extended forseyeral
miles and destroyed a great deal
OF fencing and much valuable
property OF the, farmers. The
fire extended more than six mites
in both directions.
Several tobacco barns were
destroyed, and two churches and
some residences were saved only
by great labor OF the people.
The general loss is very great,
and there is considerable suffer
ing among the people. The fire
came near reaching Bnfordsville
before it was arrested by pulling
down fences.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-04-24
Warmers Log Cabin sarsaparilIa
CO.. W.T.. Gray.

Capt. ". I. Gray, of the
Forsyth II ,Iemen, has been COM
missioned Colonel Of the of Bird
Regiment, licp Col. T.. J. Parrish,
Of Durham, resigned.
lie has hnd long training in
military service and will make an
excellent n!lIrer. lie entered the
4. =. Naval Academy in 1873,
graduated with honor, served
two years oa u T.. :. war vessel
in japanese waters aud was hon.
ornbly discharged. He returned
To Winston and formed "a part
nership with Mr.. Watt Martin
under the lirtn nnme of ". i,
Gray 4 60, smo1ing tobacco
rnnnuiacta tvrs, and was soon
elected Captain .! the Forsyth
Rinelncn. Ia succeed Capt. l.. +,
Young, II signed.
i, AZ q muu he is genial aud pop,
ulur aud nsnn officer hcis prompt
and diligrnt. In him the \. E.,
state Ciunrl has u splendid Of.
iicer who viii do much tn pro.
mote the efficiency Of our militia
aud reflect honor upon theState.
Colonel Gray: We salute You!
Winston Sentinel.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-04-24
Frederick /. Roberts, NJ. D. Elk

FTeueTtGh - isVbSieSt AZ. ~. ia :
amlner in Medicine 10 tile Royal Col.
Iepe of SUR cons, London, Eng. H.
speaking Of Bright's Disease, says |:
death is u nally hastenei BY nrir
acid poisoning, Serious inflammation,
bronchitis, pneumonia, d,opsy, OF b
apoplexy. warmers 5 .fe Cure is II
guarantee against fatality from these
terrible NAL lies, because it cures III,
cause (disea cd kidneys), and puts
the kidneys n y healthy Ton lition.
enabling them 10 expel the poison OF
waste MATER firm the system.
As the m .ster, so is tue servan +.
As your brains are, so i, our boy,
Use
Warmers Log Cabin Rose Cream,
and clear your head Of that horrld
Catarrh. II Is q sure reliel / ON
Catarrh. 4 .ce, soc. AL druggists
Frederick 7. Roberts, N. ID. Proc
fessor 10 University College, London,
Eng. Examiner In Medicine, X y al
College Of 81 geons. tags IN reference
10 advanced kidney disease: "ConI.
pllcations are met, such as coasnmp
lion, heart disease. morbid C ,ndlIions,
liver sffectiols. Warmers safe Cure
cures thsse ati,ctioLs by putting the
kidneys In n l,eaithy condition, u ete
by enabling l1etn 70 txpel The waste
OF poisonous latter from the syste "A.
Frederick 4. Roberts, NJ. ID.
Pnysician a. he Royal q ,liege Of
Surgeons, L yer iiyui London, Eng.
says: IL. :. al appesite, los vi 'ye
sight, oysl tdi" symptoms, i'tss
ulaities Oft, b ,wets. are some /
the symptom, vi adv ,no,.I HI Iney d,,
easr. War. RS Safe Cure ru ..stt.s
trsu lies, be, .d.e II removes g., eau g
aud putting ar ~ ineyo Ia heal ~
condition, eu I'll thsu, Ia exprI .n'
pOisunUlIs Or saaL IiiA ~ fir 10 "a,
sysie ~. II. - shy Warmers >af
Cure cures - my s,mpt'a. I, "a,
are csii,-i Dis dee.
Men, H. q lrets; be- ia grnw, ii
st the top" AEoiI tne nr.t sp,pa
auce of growing did b, keep ~ .,r
hair IN a yigaruu, anu hs huc,.
dItion by ~, usenf
Warmers Log Cabin Hair Tonic
Sold by all dras vists.
Neglect kits injuries. rcse - TO-.
ceases them. A hrgl.c e | III "a
Ceases Isu 'ritms rtirrt on the =, q.
TEN till Gil / NJ iuE tina y KILL, IL
less Gu Cd by i @
Warmers Lag Cabin Coa.h and
Consumption Remedy
IL is ye relIauis iemedy OF ye oIdeB
time. -
n. j. idle that might he b. tier en-.
ployed D's.~psia Is never idle us
utr ure1 never cease. better employ
Warmers Lug Cabin Hops and
Buchu Remedy
put the stomach 10 heaIny action
aud b. iitte.l 10 continue youf regular
emplnymrIt All druggist.
Narurr's ! y Csbiu Remedies --ol
fsshione,i, simple con,po md. used in
tie dns o'ntstard: { 'refa hsfa, ar
'old .imes.' tut odd reliable" Thy
comprise
Warmers Log Cabin Sarsaparilla
"lIops i lIuchu Rme =, -
"C"ugn AMI Consumption Remedy.
"Har Tnnir. " "Ex'rSct. f,r Exter~
nal aud Im''rnal Use. "plasters, So
"Rose Crra u fJr Catarih. hni "Liy.
e, 2ills." ley -re put up by II. ii.
Warner 4 c.. proprietors oil War
ner's Safe X needles, aud promise to
equal thes at .'.I .rd value ofthose great
preparation All druggists keep
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-04-24
An Elegant Substitute.

For oils. salts, pills. and al kinds
of bitter, nause, US medicines is the
very agreeable liquid fruit remedy,
Sgrlp Of Figs, Recommended by
leading Physicians Manufactured
only by the California Flg Syrup
Company, San Francisco, Cal +.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-04-24
= .lInunoatIon to Tobacco.

.weed Of the green field, weed o.
the wild,
Fostered in freedom--Amerlea =
child
Come from Virginia, come from
Havana,
Friend OF the Universe, sweeter
than mama;
Away thou'rt welcome, rich, fra
grant, and ripe,
Pride Of the holder, delight Of the
pipe" i
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-04-24
sucKLEN's ARVIcA sALvE

TnE ~ SALlE N the world tor Cuts
gruisr-. 4 rte, t'ccrs.Salt Rhcum. Fever
.orcs, fet ~ t|happcd Hands, Chilblains,
CarnSat i III Skin Eupliuns, and positively
cufcs | lies. or 80 pay required. IL is guar
a itocd give perfect satisfaction, or money
fund 4. Price - cents per box.
FOR ale byR. Blacknall 4 G. Dnurh ~
n {.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-04-24
piles. plies. Itrhing plies

SYMPTOMS Moisture: tut nss itching AMI sting.
ing; most at night. worse by SRA Gang. f. a.
L. red 70 confirm tuners form Whlra often bleed
aud slcerAte. beco ming very sore. SwAYSE's
DtsrNEET stops the llrajpe s.h hlcsa L.. a Al,
uierr ten AM IA LHasE eas srcmOgrs the ium1rs.
At drdgEists, or Icy nail, for 50 cents DT. swan
5 Il Phi.Asslpha Jun 90am
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-04-24

THr simple appH alton NJ "sw YSKs ONT
Ws%T w,thsut any internal ne Urine Niil cur
as - 81 rcttsr, salt Rhenm. RiugwutR Pile
i'ch. soFes Pimpsss, T EBuA, III \ ~ Itchy skff
Ernpi ous no ~ .itrr how obstinate or long Il I'd
NJ. g potent. elective, and cots but a n fe.
inn ATTN
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-04-24
First National Bank Of Durham.
Chartered Nav 8, 1887! CAPITAL $loo COG!
OFFICERS.
J. CARR, President LEO. d. HEART, Cashier
c. S. BRYAN..... VccPresdent. CHAS. A. JORDAN. Teller
ACCOUNTS OF.BANKS. BANKERS. CORPORATIONS AND
lDUALS RECEIVED ON FAVORABLE TERMS

CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT per interest issued upop
money to remain deposit with the National or II months
COLLECTIONS made direct all accessible points in the limited
States, and RENTED for promptly lowest rates.
atten on paid to the business Of Correspondents
IlS BANh being recently organized condition classes of
business upon favorable any Other State
RANhlNG SECURIG The United rnnn requires that
full statement of the Liabilities Assets of all National Banks shall me-
made and sworn " by at least three the every weeks and
oesoe 'hs Bank Examiners the pleasure
whose duty made thoroughly don the Bank
hence National ank afford larger protection any other
Banking ~ ~
CHARACTER AND CAPITAL The character Officers Directors
ana the First National Bank the very highest and each
Stockhoder the National for double the
amount his stock No Ba has fac-
ties than the Frst Nati nal
WE WANT share Of business We your patronage We
Guarantee ehe asiac in all business f22
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-04-24
soc. PaIEIIEs cuTEIT soc

= iafFatas ~ roFlts
go n ~ Na3sFsaaigtlsse 5000 -
k& E@1A AIirTNlNATW0 sew AND t-e1....l . -.
49, ~ 1EA*Es BILLING :
f#8# ~. HMM AsKEEEALTiKs a. t1rYwgr@sFssgx
~ ~ ~sa II Bgaas uf0NE t-s1slr--r7rs-ssss
- aA4H - fsBts Rgansiag fsgf1t
- - kIa sssNslats VI N.ayr-A.4
- 800 ssFAstsu - Tyss f>t-1sss 80
tfHff - lntssihas lak. TgFeh1Er. Il ~
IT, n K~rtpr ink Iasz. ia fsE : - NrT-srkeS
~ ~ NassiEts5 sd tIsassf q ~
wv h gEissIas. AfsHaEu1ska
~ sastaa nask H.. - rgls -
Nutiasl 81. Hast sssafa alaa cd " 40 9 $3.50
- N9lL1 AgGs o., - aAssAg sf.N Il -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-24

SAf'hhAr' NAY -.
ne total receipts Of wool Al this port dufinf th'
past week eOnyfiss i.f}i bags domestic and ~ 2
BALE foTei sn .agatnst 2125 ha2s domestic and i.b8
bale. foreign Tor the time last year.
Thf .alr- Tor the week eomprise .25.NG lbs Of
dofnestie fleece and pulled and i0pb lhs - ffor"iT
making the veek's bansacti0us foot % .It5 20 lbs
against Z ~ lfS !b. for ~" previous week. apt
fy7i7oD De. domestic and 21o,DD 10. foreign Tor
fnr sppndiHg week lat year.
EENAHks--Gh Ghe volume Of trade l. .iiil quiet,
buf -a- businc-. T. being ipn. right long AMI he
we.k. usd. fspts up 10 about tie usual syerage
lhrfe j. doubt but The market this year shows
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-24

Mills, which have been designed BY Mr.. E
E. Lewis, are now completed, bave been ac-
cepted BY the committee of the city govern
ment having the matter in charge, and the
committee are now ready for proposals for
its construction. Il is to be fine two story
structure, Of wood with basement. The
dimensions are So l-2I35 feet slight pro
jection AZ the front with tasty open porehes
on either side, with the other walls plain in
design. composes the exterior Ascending
short flight of stairs, one is ushered into the
vestibGles which connect the one on the right
with the girls elosk-room and that on the
left with the boys cloakroom. From tbs Sc
are doors leading 10 the basement below, 10
the floor above and also TO the main school
room in the rear, which is large room,
32IS3 l2 feet interior dimensions, and will
contain double desks for l20 scholars. The
second floor is approached BY single winding
stairesses leading from the CLOAK rooms IN a
landing half way between the two floors
here they meet and make one large stair
way TO the second floor. the arrangement, of
which is similar to that of the lower story.
In the basement is the furnace room, whe re
the steam heating apparatus is placed and ~ o
toilet rooms. The entire building is ad-
arranged light and well ventilated
1t will be located at the corner Of Cherry
and W ater streets.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-24

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-24
CROkIN MYSTERY DEEPEES.
Doctors Puzzled to Know What Killed
Him.
CHicAGo, NAV %.

CHICAGO, MAY %.
The coroner this afternoon impanneled 4
jury to make an investigation into the cause
Of the death of DR.. Cronin. but adjourned
I'LL Tuesday pending the result Of investiga
tons BY the police.
The Herald today saws regarding the mo-
tive for DR. Cronin's murder that when he
had been a me mber of Clan-na- Gael for some
time, he was satisfied that the chief officer of
that society Was making Questionable dispo-
stion of the funds of the order.
As result of Cronin's efforts in this d
rection an investigating committee va. ap-
pointed an found that the doctors charges
that the chief officer was guilty of treason
10 the cause of Ireland were substantiated.
At the convention to be held in Phlaiel.
phia the present mouth this report was To be
presented and it was expected would crush
the accused official ho was very popular
man. Cronin had been often threatened but
.aId If anything should happen to him the
papers were in lawyer liyne's safe that
would fa.ten the crime of his assassination
on the guilty men.
Woodruff, arrested on suspicion of being
implicated in the murder of DIR Cronin, said
TO reporter to-day that he knows noro
about the affair than he has thus far told
He promises. il the polio, will grant him
immunity on the charge Of horse stealing,
and SEMI two men dressed as citizens to ac-
him on an lnvestig alton, leaving
him apparently free, he will produce such
evidence AS will clear the mystery in As
hours.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-24
State House Commissioners

The Commissioners on enlargement of
State House were in session during the en-
tire day, yesterday. AMI until eight o'clock in
the evening. Dr Young of the State Board
of Health appeared before them to discuss
the matter of ventilation. II was voted by
the commission To request the Board Of
Health to investigate the question fully aud
To recommend system To be adopted by the
State.
Mr. 1oslyn Of Boston appeared before the
Commission and explained the construction
and advantages of the " hitler elevator and
IT was voted to buy one OF that kind.
The Commissioners have been industrious.
ly al work in very close examination of the
different proposals made for the erection OF
an addition TO the State House. but at the
time of adjournment hal taken no action
thereon.
The Commission adjourned to meet again at
. O'Clock this forenoon aud il is thought that
"A conclusion will be reached during the day
as to the proposals submitted by contract
ors
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-24
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES
Schooner Wrecked Near Cutier-Sa'-
mon aud Electric Railway In Sang
Camden Postmaster

Arbor Marsoa of Boothbav Harhor cied
-rhu,sIav morning in his unetieth year
rb. .,,mon commancei To rise in large
,,r,h.r. at ths lam in Bangor, THURSDAY
and IT avidcu. that the time for some big
catches is at hand.
The report that Bath parties have oe'
contracted with to build steamboat 10 ruh
from Waterville to Augusta, is denied. Inc
matter has been talked up but no contract
has been made
The schooner Mauie of St John rom
Roston fer St John. ran ashore near utter
Monday night and will be q total loss capt
Gallespy aud crew were saved In re was
a thick fog at the time. The vessel was IN
ballast.
Tho Bsngor electric railway "Wednesday
d;d an immense business. lf3l fares oel1g
,.ken ON the two cars. This fully e1cet US
the expecstous of everyone who 'eh'a,eu
Snes, upon /, and shows that the cars nave
made hit thus far.
The BOSTON Herald has report from Bel
fss, that trouble is brewing for T. T.
Fletcher, the retiring postmaster of Camden l.
who was appointed by Cleveland IL Is
claimed that he did not distribute patent
medicine cifculsrs sent through the MANS
Nswsso,,. fromMachias TO the effect tha'
tho Fifth Lake drive of about hye mllionS
i. at the aeai of the Fourth Lake T. D.
| A,bee has charge and expects to reach 'ne
boom by June 10Th. Albee and MeLna aa, "a
nbsros of the Machas Lake drive OF near
,,ro m;,Jiops was in head of Sabago Lake
Thursday. James McReavy has his drive ,e
/ of two and half millions in the FOURTH
lake The two last named drives VIII not
he ioated in this year; stock not needed.
I The main river drive, brought In ten Gays
since by Mr. II. T. Gardner, contained nine
| 10 ten millions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-24
GETTY BURG
OF Interest to Third Maine Veterans


Inc foho"lng interesting a'"''' concern
ing point of difference az TO what regiment
unmarried Bardsn'. Sbarpshoo,er. at the bat
-, c....h r,.t,,t q tara 3. ,..,
We %
tn pen of Lieut.. H. = Johnson formerly Oh
Company b Third Maine, nov of Worcester.
Ma. .nd will he reaI with intere.t by ali
-. ,.
i"'i'
An artcie apppafri N the rev OK
World July lH-T ~hich pnrporteA 10 con
tain interviews "lth ten L9n2strTft oi the
rebel army and ""n. brfHao' COMMANDING
the ;. SharpshoptFr- at me battle yet
tysburg July /, z, s. l'b3 ne aeroints
given are 80 ufJnst and Inaccurate that
think they we're not gwen BY the men "ho
took such prominent part IN thus particular
action; therefore' sI'h TO giVe ano'her YER
sion of the affair. and az vas participant
and was captured at the time think can
rec'ity the mistakes which were male eiihsr
by the reporter or the two 'IenerAi''
The point OF difference !. as 70 who sup
ported the sharpshooter'' zen. b@r'ah oe'
ing made to say that Il Was hichlzan Fegi-
ment' ~hiie i 'r'uty p" the iac' 'ns' u ~