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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-29
Buele Notes From the Field


Everybody says this weather is superb and
well they may as they doubtless remember
the wet, weary and wretched days of the last
enesmpment.
An unusually large guard detail has been
made Tor today, the usual detail of thirty
privates from each regiment having been in
creased to forty.
The personnel Of the staff of the Com
mander in-Chief and Brigadier General is fine
and many remarks regarding their appear
ance are of daily occurrence.
Soule delivered 1900 bananas to the SOL
diers yesterday, two to each man. II was
choice lot of fruit and the boys appreciated
the luxury. Watermelon comes soon.
A most elaborate menu has been prepared
for dinner at Brigade Headquarters on Gov
ernor's Day and Capt. Paul is sparing no
pains to make it the event of the muster in
that line.
At supper last night the air resounded
with the cheers of the cor-panies and COM
pany wells. The bows are ~ 2y over their
ra,ions and cheer every pody as a testimonial
of bheir appreciation
fan example "A. made of several who
were captured ls b. provost guard, and as
a consequence iiit = is much less skipping
than for the fir, 20 nights. A bit of an
example is a fine ti'irg.
Chief Bneler Jone. of the Brigade Staff
has seen twent, years of service, twelve Of
which have been spent in the regular army.
Ii 10 pleasure to listen to the calls as they
are sounced by him from Brigade Head
quarters.
The Capital Guards in wheeling near head
quarters at dress parade last night
ware given hearty applause for the perfect
alignment Of the company, which was under
Capt. Doughty, Who is doing excellent work
with his men.
The ambulance corps vere on hand again
yesterday and at dress parade carried three
poor unforfunates into the hospital for treat
meut. They are improving in the manipula-
ton of the stretcher and carried the men in
yesterday in excellent SHAPE
| Capt. W. A. Goss of the Neatly Rifles re-
ported for duty yesterday. The Capt has
been confined TO his home by q severe sick
| ness aud has been unable to be presen. pre-.
vious to yesterday and his many friends are
right glad to see him on the field.
! One Of the hardest worked officers on the
field is Asst Aojt Gen Lunf. but there are
/ few men Who can turn of 50 large IN amount
Of work in short time. His ofIice Is
verifabie rendezvous for the ofhcefs and is on
Of the pleasantest places At the quarters-
/ First Regiment companies are enthusiastic
in their praises Of their new commanding
o6cer, Col Kendall. He i . cool, eiea
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PAR EXCELLENCE
Wednesday at Camp Burleieh
Leads Thus Far.
Hillary Doias Honor to the State and
Themselves.
His Excslieney, ooverno: BurIsigh
Sleeps Soldier on the Field.

iee'usy a. lamp pai'e'sn "n "e uAs
VI 'ne eneA"P"en' 80 iaf a. n&s oeen prose-
c"sea' Inc SeAhe' WHICH aas oeeh 'ouen-
'Aieu !" 'ne eA"p ha' 'eeii ~i'n"u' ia"
sha consequently every one mas ieh an I'M
pulse 70 DO All possible 10 make the camp
lh"'ei one III every respect "heh WAS
Known Al early morning 'hAt "o'erhof nai-
'eigh ahh stan ~oui" arrive In camp the
onsAde ana camp were piaeea IN "'e hhes'
possible eonaitoh' quarters we're Poiced
Win more than usuAi care ana a''enton ana
oy The une Tor morning mess ALMOST every
hsok anu Granny Oh lamp nuf'eisa was
swept and garn''hed' As II ~efe' anu ready
fof the reception OF i's distinguished gues"'
FOR nreakia't the men were gwen s'eAk' COZ
Zee potatoes and other fa'ions, ana Win the
cravings Oh the inner man sa'isned were IN
cohii'loh Tor ~has PROMISED 70 oe uas iul
OF haru Work In the line OF miii'afy duty
not in'ermi1ed win pleasures 10 DOM o"-
cers III" h'e"' Ane soaia n'ou'' 1nuei '"e
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Ven change your stock many times
Iear instead Of once.
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RUNNING RACE.
Four runners appeared for this race which
was dull and prosy as the winner was out of
hearing and nearly out of sight of the field
in both heats.
SUMMARY.
J. b., g, J. A. Trowbridge, Rock
Texas Jack, ch 9, A. s. Church.
Augusta, . 2
Sam Patch, b g, B. + Maxim, WAYNE, 8
Tony, rg, }. s. Feyler, Thomaston, 8 4
Time, 2.05a. 2.0sa.
GENTS DRIVING HoRsEs.
The starters appeared for this race and
each one wanted to win. The summary tells
the story as there was but little contest Ben
Butler having the speed of the crowd.
SUMMARY.
Ben Butler, b g, Horace Cony,
Augusta, 8 ! !
Herbert NJ, b z. II. s. Mitchell,
Washington, / 2 2
,niel H., ch q, II. ID. Pinkham,
Hallowell, 2 3 4
Phebe, b m, A. T. Story. HALO
well, 5 3 3
Chestnut, ch m, r. W. Soule,
Augusta, 4
Time, 2.51 IL, 3.O4 IL.
No time was taken the frst heat as the
winning horse was set back for running.
Great interest centres in the races to he
trotted to-day, (Thursdsy.) The free for
all contains such trotters as Lulu II. Law
renee, Free Trade, Elmbrook. Kate, and
Cunard. Jr. redhot race may be expected.
In addition the 2.45 class has over twenty
entries and the days trotting promises to be
the best of the week.
The wonderful heat trotted by Nelson in
| 2 l4t at Hartford in the $40. 900 guaranteed
stake race, was announced from the stand
and when made the cheers rose from every
portion Of the crowd.
Tonight the success of the race here II
everywhere being commented on and with
that the talk is all Of and about Nelson and
his failure to win after such grand opening
heat.
Look for fast time in report Of Thursday I
trosting.
The Oakland Band, under the skilfu
leadership Of J. W. Gilman, filed the stsn'
today. and the reputation Of the band va
fully maintained. Il IL one Of the best band
in Maine and their music vas richly enjoyed
i City Marshal Morse and his efficient forc'
of officers found no difficulty 10 maintaining
perfect order. Not . ripple hss occurre'
thus far, which speaks volumes for Augusta
Prominent horsemen we're present from al
parts Of Maine and Massaehusetts, and eac
and all speak in highest praise Of August
Park and its efficient managers.
The question Of another series Of race
during Capital Grange Fair 10 now bein
agita,ed, with strong indications that the
will be Arranged.
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Contagious Diseases In Maine.

Cases Of the contagious diseases were re-
ported to the State Board Of Health during
the week ending Saturday, Aug. "a. ~ fol-
lows;
Diphtheria Augusta, 2; Bangor, .;
Deering, |, Exeter. !; Greenwood, /;
Mt. Desert, l Portland, | Whitefeld, 5;
Vipalhaven. 2.
Typhoid Fever--Augusts, 3 Bangor, q;
bingham, /; Deer lsle, l; Houlton, l;
Leeds. | ! Linneus, 2; Monson. ! Portland.
i; Randolph, l; Sullivan, s.; Temple, i;
vinalhavcn, l; Westbrook, !.
Scarlet Fever-Portlsnd, I.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES


Governor GoodeIl delivered an address at
the New Hampshire State fair Wednesday.
A sharp shock Of earthquake occurred a,
Los Angeles Monday evening, lasting about
ten seconds. Clocks stopped and ceilings
cracked. So far ~ is known no other dam
age was done.
-Four men, supposed TO be . gang who
rob bed the Denver & Rio Grande train At
Thompson Springs, Utah, some weeks ago
we're captured last sight in the Blue Noun
sAins 10 the vicinity Of Thompson Springs,
Tuesday.
The City Of Paris, arrived Wednesday.
She broke the record for fastest time from
Queenstovn to Sandy Hook Hghtsbip making
the trip in FIVE days. nineteen hours and
forty nine minutes. Among the passengers
we're Russell B. Harrison and Rev Carnegie.
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Regimental Reunions.
Gen. Aleer Elected.

When the delegates assembled after lunch
lengthy report from the Commander on
pensions was presented.
Very unexpectedly the delegates proceeded
to the election of officers to night. Gen.
Russell A. Alger of Detroit, had it all his
own way. Twenty men nominated him. All
the other candidates were withirawn. Alger
was elected by acclamation- Col. A. G..
Weissert Of Milwaukee. was elected Vice
Commander. John +. Lovett Of New Jersey.
Junior Vice Commander. The election Of
the other officers was postponed till to-mor-
row
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ARGUING FOR 0ILM AN.
Col. Hutchins Speaks Six Hours, Max
frs Every Point Possible for Prisoner.

BANGOR, Aug. 2S.
The court room was filed as usual. We'd
nesday morning, when Col Hutchins re-
sumed his argument for the defense at .
o'clock. He continued to address the jury
for four hours, and had not finished when
court adjourned to $50 O'Clock. His argu-
ment so far has been very able and brought
out a number of strong points in favor Of the
prisoner
Col. Hutehins concluded the argument for
the defense at 80, having occupied nx
hours in its delivery. County Attorney
Bailey commenced the argument for the
State. and spoke Que hour when the court
adjourned to O'Clock tomorrow.
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NELSON BREAKS HIS RECORD
But Falls Behind In the Last Three
Hoats.

HARTFORD. CT, Aug. rs.
The second day Of the Grand Circuit races
proved interesting. The weather vas cool
and clear and the attendance about 10000.
The track was in excellent shape and the
records good. The feature Of today vas the
defeat Of the Maine stallion Nelson by
Alcryon-
In the SO. 600 stake race for 2.20 trotters
Nelson won the FIRST heat in 2.14 "a, lover
ing his record three-fouTths of . second.
He vent % fast that be tired himself out and
vas unable to come 70 time later on.
Farmer Boy in the z.A ciass lowered his
record - secopSs. Constance in the 2.30
class for tsosteYs, vent 10 pieces after win
ming two straight hests.
40 Class, Tnorrrse, $4,000 PuRsE. Dr.
vIDED-
3eoree Rabens. & ., Alesyon, l
J. r. Woodbury., b ., Nelson. 3 Z
W. H. Mccarthy, ch n. Gene
ms. 49,. 9
Budd Dsbie. s Z. Jsek, $50 :
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ALL FOR PEACE
And Even Want the Law Against Chi
nese immigration Repealed.
NEw Loxpoy. CT. Aug

New Lospos, CT, Aug. 28.
The peace meeting at Mystic opened this
forenoon with Alfred II. Love of Phiiadel-
phia in the chair. President Love reviewed
the peace work for the year. The branch
societies made their reports, showing devel-
opments in peace work in different sections
of the country. After discussion. resolu-
tons were adopted calling upon Congress to
repeal the law against Chinese immigration
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A CULCH OF FLAME.
Ranches and Saw Mile Wiped OFT and
Helena Threatened.

HELENA, Mont, Aug 2s.
Colorado Gulch, which extends into ,Ie.
lena is heavily timbered and has been on fire
twelve miles from here, sine. yesterday. The
flames are progressing in this direction. In
the gulch number Of saw mills were quick
ly wiped out AZ well az the homes OF several
ranchers. Unless the wind changes, Helena
will soon be in imminent danger.
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For Advancement OF Science.

TORONTO, Ont, Aug. 20.
The convention Of the American Associa.
tion fer the Advancement of Science formally
opened his morning in Conversation Hall.
Toronto University. President elect Prof.
NJ ndenhall was introduced and made short
address followed by an address aud welcome
sity.
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RESTRICT PRODUCTION.
AGENTS bor Biz Great Coal Companies
Put thsir Heads Together.


NEW HORK, Aug. %.
The sales agents Of six great ccal pro-
ducius companies met today at the ofhce OF
the Pennsylvania coal companies and de-
c;dei 70 restrict the production for Septem-
her 70 5000 600 tons, . decrease OF about
/ 600 900 tons from corresponding month
Iast wear No change vas made in the prices.
The natter was Iefs open until Seps- H.
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PORTLAND GOSSIP.


PORTLAND, Aug. %.
Louis Abrams. said to be the Oldest Hebrew
in the State. died Tuesday night. aged ~
years. He Was born in Poland. and came
here when young. The funeral occurred
"wednesday. Rabbi Alaskan officiating.
Fire Wednesday noon did oonsidersoie
damage in the store at No. Exchange street,
occuried by J. w. Peterson. nevsdeaier.
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The Department Of State has been advised
by telegram from the consul of the United
States at Colon, that the steamer Adirondack
left that port for the United States with yell
low fever on board. The consul does not
state the port to which the vessel was des-
tined
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low water on the AndTosco coegin.
rSpecial to the Kennebec Journal

L,vERMoRE FALL, Aug. %.
Water in the Androscosgin river 10 un-
usally low and greatly resards the work on
the stream. The fourteen grinders at the
Umbasog pulp mills were all shut dovn yes
terday but six. =. s. Richmonds variety
wood turning min vas shut down pafs OF .ne
day yesterday. and is now shut dovn tnis
morning. In many places we can wade
nearly across the river on the rocks below
the dam. But little water runs over the slip
in the dam.
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ffots First Heat in 2.tlt4 and
Then Falls Behind.
Bigger Crowds ald Better Time Il
Capital Park.
Miss Lsdo the Winner In the 2 20 Ciass.
Best Time ass La.

Another ine day brought ou, . much
larger crowd than Tuesday. The exciting
and interesting rAces the ar, lay whetied
the appetises Of all and the struggles and
efforts on the part Of 80 many 20 win WAS the
theme of conversation in the hotels and on
numbers and vhen the hour for starting
arrived the grand stand was filed, and inside
the track the space was veil filled Good
judges estimated the crowd at over two thsu-
sand and they came to stay aud see. The
result verified all predictions for the sport
was rare and contests close.
The first race called Vas the 240 Glaze
with nine starters. taking positions a. fol
lows:
Garfield. b z, T. II. MeGugin. Gardiner,
Black Pet. blk m. II. A. Haley. Monroe.
independence, b Z, Chas. II. Cobb, Au-
gusts.
DR.. Neal, gr &. A. +. Marson. Pittston.
Zuline, ch g, A. S. Church, Augusta.
Puritan Knox, bs, G. A. Bartlett, Bel
grade.
Denver, b z, J. C. Horne, Waterville.
Miss Ledo, blk m. f. C. Boody. Fairfield.
Almont Patchen, b 9, DIR. c. +. Pickering,
Gardiner.
First heat.-A prettier heat 10 seldom seen
than this, for the horses got away in good
shape and together. Black Pet getting her
nose to the front at the lower turn was fol-
lowed closely BY Denver, who together 60
for Garfield. Miss Ledo lets out link and
passes several on the back side, taking her
place as third and passing under the wire at
the half with Denver leading. The gelding
cannot hold his pace aLd yields to the mare,
though only by a nose, as Denver. Garfield
AID Zuline are at her heels. and all in =
bunch at the finish. Time, 2.39 IA.
Second heat-Getting good start they 20
around the turn with Denver on Miss Ledo's
wheel, Garfield close third. At the quarter
pole, Denver, who 10 close 1t the nose of the
mare, breaks and loses only to recover and
speed again to the same position. with Gar
field in close company. Al the three quarter
pole they hold the same position, but here
the mare breaks and Garfield shoots ahead
tro.ting fine heat closely pressed by Den
yer, Miss Ledo and Zuline. Time. 2 80 IA
Third heat-This like the others proved
sharp contest. Miss Ledo goes around Gar
field on the turn and at the quarter leads by
a gap, holding to the finish, the struggle be-
ing between Denver and Garfield for second
Time, 2.39 "a.
Fourth heat-Miss Ledo lets out good
brisk pace at the start and holds her advan-
tage to the finish, Denver and Garfield strug.
Cling for second position-time, 2.3s l A.
thus cl ag one of the finest races of the
season, ne whole four heats being trotted
very close.
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FAKxiSGroS. Aug IS.
The Pennington State Normal School be-
gan this morning with over eighty pupils
thirty nine entering. Others are expected
this week.
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New York, Chicago, Philadelphia and
PittSbufS League Winners.


Al New York.
l2st5 7sg
New York, 2006 63ll0S S-lt
Washington, ol 100 o o o. !
Hits, New York Ii. Washington l3 Err.
rors. New York Z, Washington II. Batter
les, Crane and Ewing. Person, Clark aud
DAILY.
Second game
l23456
New York, 2i003 l. s
Washington, 20 90 . ;
Hits. New York Is, Washington :. Er-
rors. New York 3, Washington .. Batter
les, ODay and Brown. keefe and DAILY.
, At Cleveland.
1880 7s9 10
Chicago, 100000 l. s
Cleveland. 0o05 0 2 90 O. Z
Hits, Chicago IL. Cleveland Is. Errors.
Chicago 6, Cleveland 10. Batteries, Hutch
inson and Farrell Bskely. Beatn and Zin-
mer.
l234 7s9
Boston, 900 0020 3
Philadelphia, 00l 90 = 3
Hits. Boston I, Philadelphia IS. Errors.
Boston 8. philadelphia I. Batteries, Rae
bourn and Bennett. Sanders and Schriver.
At Pittsburg.
1884 4567s
indianapolis, lO2A 5000 O.
Pittsburg, 020 90 90 ILL.,
Hits. indianapolis IS. Pittsburg Is. En-
rors. indianapolis ., rittsburg 8. Batteries.
Morris, Sowders and Carroll, Boyle, Glass
cock and Buckley
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SAN FKAScIsco, Aug. %.
The case Of deputy marshal David Magic,
vas taken up in the q. s. circuit court today.
Hearing vas postponed ill Tuesday.
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[Spt cia, to the kennebec Journal
LiyEKxoRE FALLS. Aug. 2s.
Augustus W. Coo!edge Of North Liver
more died at O'Clock this evening. Mr..
Coolidge vas postmaster and = prominent
merchant for several years. The deceased
leaves a wife and one child.
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Chicago Produce Market

CHICAGO. Aug ~.
vLOgK--- prices brn.
WHEAT lower, No. spring. 7sa7SS
No , red, .-s7s
CoRN--No. ., 33i
OATs--No. q. 10aigl
Hrs--Yuiet =. 15sHl,
BARLEY sss67
PORK AT f5sg 81
LAkD--at 1lis sW
sTt.x Nv,r Shoulders. = ~ short rbs g.;
hort clear s 81
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Invasion OF Bulgaria Thrsatsned.

LoNDoN, Aug. 2S.
The Servian papers threat, An invasion Of
Bulgaria by Servians.
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National League Standing.
American Association.

At Cincinnati-C -Cincinnatis 6, Louisvilles
/.
At st. Louis-Kansas Citys 0, st. Louis
.. Eight innings.
At BALTIMORE Baltimores \, Br0oklyns
3.
At COlumbus-Athletics 3, Columbus |.
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THE NATIONS SCAPITAL.
Maine Postmasters Appointed.

WAsHINGTos, Aug. 28.
The following Maine postmasters have
been appointed c. c. Davis, East Otisfeld.
vice Y. T.. Everett, resigned; Juliette Simp-
son, Sullivan, vice Alice J. Wilson, resigned.
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SUNMARY-2 40 CLASS.
Miss Ledo, blk m, +. c. Boody,
Fairfield, 2l /
Garfield, g, T. II. McGugin,
Gardiner, 8 l Q 2
Denver. b z, J. c. Horne, Wa
terville, 2 8 3 3
Black Pet, blk m, II. A Haley,
Monroe, 8 4 4 4
Zuline, ch z, A. s. Church, Au-
gusta, 3 3
Almont Patchen, BIS, c. +. Pick
ering, Gardiner. 6 dis.
Independence, b 9, c. II. Cobb,
Augusta, dis.
DR.. Neal, gg, A. Z. Marson,
Pittston. dis.
Puritan Kdox, b Q, q. A. Bart
lett, Belgrade, dis.
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Norway, Me-, Sept. 3, 81.
About noon Of Aug. 3lf I ate . small
,sv turnip which caused me great distress
Of the stomach. ! took desc of "BrowH's
Instant Relief" which eased my intense dis
ue.s. repeated this trestmen, according
10 directions. Thi. esnsed NAUSEA relieving
my stomach Of its load and completely re.
Iieved my terrible distfess. ! consider this
medicine TO BE- truly wonderful for the re-
lief Of Collie. u. G. JAcKsos, ".
Ton Ia0n.y rridaded II Z fails ~ benkAt yog
.,hsu as~d at, isty directed Ga insfie wyn3 peY
50 you take risk Ia trying t.
GVsoid by all dralers. deeS'fm ieoiln
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T. n. Keaiius, & z, Sensation. 6
John SpaAn, b n, Persica. I. &
J. H. Goldsmith, & &, Greyliget ! dis.
Time. ala IL, s.l6 i-s. 81, l-s, a.l9 l,s.
s,s& TRorrrNe ClAss. PrxsE &sOo0 Dr.
vIpEp.
jain Shilhngla~. ch &. Farmer
Boy. II 1
Charles Arnold. N, Edith r., 3 5
H. "A Dohle. ch m. Amy Lee. I ,
Ga p>vis. blk .. Greenlander. 3 5 4
A J. Mcdonald, b m, CoronAd, 5 &
{ >m.;t g, Elastic Starch. 6 6 q
J IL G~i ,,iith. bs, John Fergudon,+ 5 s.
Tins sss l-2, s.so 81. AL IL.
$50 ClAs> (Tro,ting). PrRsE si,soo--Di-
videi.
d. h irv.a. ch m Maud
Muller. as III
+. NJ, DO sc, 4 Whale
hone. 64 sl
J II. Gold. NTH. blk m
Ereierika, 3 5 8 5 gro
IL {. Tray {, m SAllie Il. 1 & 5 70
W. j. PrAi ch IN Con-
stance. +? dis
W. II, Mccarthy. b III
Lucy Il 5 3 I DR.
Time--2 ~ i.2, 2ai Ia, 2.ss. 2.sSl.s
s,2s 50. ESQ 50.
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DoeiWontal 2ounfon at pIooQuo 1saa.
PREsouE Isle, Aug. ~.
The reunion Of he 18th Maine Regiment
vss held 1t Presque Isle, Wednesday. One
thossapd persons have already arrived and
more are coming.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-09-05
North CornvilIe.

9;,in5 lie is i16ohing; II steam saw mil
has leen erected ON the farm of Mrs Hora
ito kingcaid, aud the shrill six o'clock
whistle warns the neighbors that it is time
TO feed the pigs.
A blacksmith shop is nearly completed
Mt Cass Corner, with n hall connected
which we understand is to be dedicated
this week
The Ware Cornet Band gave au out of
door concert Sat. night to large crowd Of
people. This band has long been consid
cred one of the best in the State, but last
night beat all former records; some of th,
most difficult pieces showed musical talent
skill and training. Marching through
Georgia was now rend red in better style
by any Military Band in the service from
sixty to sixty five or Mt least that in the OPP
inion of many old Soldiers whose memory
goes back to the time they marched down
Pennsylvania Avenue with arms at right
shoulders shift loaded with the weight o
three and four years hard service yet will
light hearts aud smiling faces thinking OF
thd loved ones at home and enlivened by
the music that stirred every soldiers bloot
that listened last night.
Mrs Ella Kngcaid who has besn very
low for several weeks is so she rides out.
An old fashioned Serenade took place al
North Cornvile the other night that of MIR
and Mrs. Small the groom being sixty-tw,
and the bride fifty mine.