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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28
MEETINGS
MFFTrNG OF THE LIFE. MEN

A MEETING OF THE LIFErMEM.
IA BRRs AND STOCKHOLDERS OF TIKI
VIRGINIA STATE AGRICULTURAL AND Nh
CHAaICAL SOCIETY VIII be held as the roons
OF the Baf Association WEDNESDAY, January
2sfh, at 1880 A M. Every member Is especially
requested 20 DO present, IS business OF great I'M
portauce must DO attended 70.
"a ei,23,sa,y7,2s r. W. holland, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28

A new supply of NURSES GAPS and
APRONS has just reached us The
pleasant weather we are now having calls
such articles into demand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28

STONE IN THE BLADDER and RENAL
oALcULI ARE FOR THE MOST PART URIC
ACID. GOVT, RHEUMATIC GOVT, RHEUMA-
TIsM, BRIGHTs DISEASE, many forms Of
DYSPEPSIA, and MANY NERVOUS Disoh-
DRRs, especially NRURAsTHENIA or NRRv,
GUS EXHAUSTION, HAVE A COMMON ORR,
GIN-URIO ACID-and Il goes without saying
that remedy which DIssoLVEs URlC-AciD
oALcULI must also be remedy Of eIuaordi,
nary potency in ell Of these msladles..
In the PECULIAR AFFECTIONS OF WOMEN
these waters are wELLNIGH SPECIFIC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28

An letters and kilograms must be addressed %
THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected oommun;ostions win not Be returned
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-28
IN CAMDEN HARBOR


CAMDEs, Aug. 27 There arrived in
Camden hsIbor this noon the Esrtern Yacht
Club, consisting Of the flagship schooner
Sea Fox. Boston; Volunteer, Boston; May
fi,wer, B,eton; Peerless, Boston; Gossoon,
Boston; Wsyward, Boston; Oenone, Bos-
ton; Alga, Boston, Cinderella, Philsdel.
phia Fortuna, Gloucester Chequite, Bos-
ton; Meta, Beverly; Foam, Beverly; cutter
sloop Baya5ere, Salem; Miranda, New
York; Ssyonsra, Boston. The squsr iron
will remain in Camden hsrbor . day or two.
The eastern fact did not reach this port
as was confidently expected when the tug
left tht m yesterday afternoon and steamed
for Rocklapd. Lscx Of wind compelled
the yachts to anchor in Owls Head Bay
and there the tug found them late in the
evening. This morning they got under
way for this port and reached here about
noon after beat wind from Osls Head in
light caste rly bretz,. No attempt was
made to race but some Of the yachts cracks d
on sails and made good time. Rear Com.
msnder Hemenway's Che 1ita was the first
to arrive while the Ma, flower leai the
.caoonefs. Tn, weather WAS very bad
when the let anchored here, rainy and
misty so it was decided to 20 no further
until 1t clears up.
The TheIm. vas spoken this morning.
bui did not in the fset She did not see
the signal 10 make the Shoals on Sundays
run and therefore went on to Portland.
After waning there 4S hours she went on
to Bass Harbor and when spoken wss oa
her way TO Boston. The misunderstanding
was most unfortunate one and her ab-
seuce is greatly rSgretted. The next place
msde by the fleet will probably be Bar
Hsrbor, and there they will disbsnd, come
Of the yselts going East while the racers
return for the clubs autumn regatta at
Marble .Rd.
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coHDBHsnD DIsPAxCana.
1hs Pith Of the News Taken iSom the
Current Events Of the Day.

Hon. s G. Pomeroy, e1 United States
senator from Kansas, died Thursday.
Nightingale won the 2.20 race for sl0.-
600. which Was foished At Charter Oah
Park, Thursday.
The supply Of gold At Secretary Fosters
command has been increased $4,000, 900
during the past two months
James Z. Lynn has brought action in the
New York supreme court against VIM. M.
Stewart Of Nevada, for 81, ,000, 900 damages.
At the Maryland Republican state con-
vention . platform was adopted commend
ing President Harrison's administration,
etc. Col. vannort was nominated for gov.
ern1r.
At Independence, Ia, Thursday, Nancy
Hanks won the $4,000 stake for 5 year olds
best time IL. Roy Wilkes took free for
all pacing facs In three straight heats,
best time ii l.2.
The Pope 10 preparing an encyclical on
different forms Of government. his object
being to show how much nations are in
debted to the church for conciliatofy settle
ments Of differences.
Henry Miller shot and seriously wounded
his wife and mother in-lav 1t Great Neck,
L l., Tuesday evening. then shot himself.
The vomen's wounds are not fatal, but
Miller will probably die. The refusal Of
his wife to live with him Vas The cause Of
the tragedy.
Fully 30 900 people attended the Univer-
sal Peacs Unions sessions at New London,
Conn, Ttussday. BeIvs A. Lockwood
reported for the committee on cJD-
victions. and the report vas accepted.
IL resfirms the well known doctrines Of
union; protests sgainss the opening Of the
WORLDS FAR by any military display Of
exhibition Of hostile weapons, etc.
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Raining all Along the Route.

RUTLAND. Aug. 27.-The President
reached Windsor in the ram. Senator
Evarts met him in his carriage and escorted
him to the senator's house where luncheon
VAS served. Among those present were
Mrs. Evar:s. Secretary Proctor. G. G. Bea-
man Of New York, M. o. Perkins, Quar-
termaster General Gilmore. After lunch-
con the President was conducted to the
town hall where he spoke. Leaving the
hall Mr.. Evarts rode with him to the sta
ton. A stop was made 1t Charlestown, N
H., and the President made short speech
When the train arrived at Bellows Fails
the rain WAS pouring in torrents. The
President was taken to the opera house,
where he addressed the people who solidiy
packed the house. The train left Bellows
Falls in q shower, but the clouds hxi
broken away when Braul sboro was reached.
The Fuller Battery fred a salute and the
Estey Guard acted as police escort At the
station. The President was met by the
committee Of arrangements and escorted to
carriage. The procession marched
through the principal streets, many build
ings being elaborately decorated, to Col.
Estey's house, where q large number Of
villagers were gathered. President Hsrri-
son spoke from the por,ico.
After entering carriages, another TIP
about town was taken, and at 4.30 the train
started for Rutland. At Ludlow baskets
and wreaths Of flowers were handed the
President on behalf Of Mrs. c. c. Hind',
wife Of the Presidents former Law partner,
Cyrus w. Hinds. Crowds assembled =,
both places. The President appeared on
the platform in . few words thanked the
people for coming thu ough the rain to vel
come and cheer him. Dinner was served
| in the "Eilemere' between Ludlow and
Rutland. On arrival here the special train
procee ded directly to Proctor. where th'
president and party will be the guests OF
| Secretary Proctor over night.
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Aailroaos E steamboats
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trains in Effect Jane
2sih, 1891.

s,py~g WEsT-SZs A. N. for Lewiston
E0csland, Portland, boston and aonneaJ, 780 A
" TOR asiioweii, Gardiner and Sosth Garstaer
sa A. N. for lewiston, FAfmiHgt.n o, Kochia nd
PORTLAND; 10 az A. N. express tor fIAlfowsi, Gar
dlnef Bruins Siek. Portland and Boston CONNECT
ing for White Mountains and Quebec, i.36 Z. n
ior Haii0wsll. Gsfdiasr and south dardinar. Bis
r " for Rrgnsviek, Bath, Rockiand. Portland
Montreal. q o. 4. N. for Hailovsii. Gardiner aad
Routh Gardiner; II 90 r. NJ, might Pullman FOL
Lepiston. Bath, Portland and Boston.
GOING EAST. 10 A. N. night expr.ssj for
ssoEhsgas. Belfast, Bangor. Bar Harbor, st
stephens 81. John and Aroosiook County, 1 A.
fof waisryiile, and 6k0whegsn, Provincial
Esyrpas leaves AAterviiis for Nangor, Bar Uas.
nor and N John, ui i.t0 r. NJ 24t r. NJ rx
pfsss for wstervilie, Newport. Dover, tozeroft,
bangor. Bar Harbnr and ~ John; Sfs Z. VI for
watsryllle. sk0shesaB. oatlsnd, fconEscttDs
unh Somerset EsiI~sy) Belfast. Dover and foN
croft. Bangor, st Stepaens st, John and A'oos
taos County, 10 r N. for wstsrgilie, and W.
N, sundays only, for Bangor.
The Night Pullman Trains run each way every
Might sundays included, but not 70 SkowhessB
rsyond Bangor, excepting to Bar harbor. on Sun
ihs day Express tfaIns going West at io.22 A.
and Eas at "a +. " rua daily, Sundays In
cludad. betsren Boston, lewiston, Bath, koek-
land Bar HafbOr and BIT. John.
irsvrs Sosth Gardiner. S2h A. M, " 10 and 70
VI, Gardiner. s8i A. NJ. 100 ard ii5 7. VI
Httogcli. 6.ig A. NJ, LIZ and aB9 T, N.
Through tickets 70 California and all points
south aud West may be had OF n. IL. Walker
ilckrt sgeot, Augusta, the only Once In Augusta
rspense.
FAYsON TICKER. Vice Pres. GeHl Manager.
y T. BDOIHBf, uen1 Pass. and Iieket Ast.
Portland. June ~ 1891.
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Close Of the Christian Endea,or Con
ycntiOn.

SAco. Aug. 27.-The Christian Endsavor
convention clo,ed tonight. The afternoon
ss ssion opened with devotional service led
by Rev. T. +. Woodward OF Portland, after
which came addresses. Christian Endeavor
and Temperance. DR.. W. S. Thompson,
Hsllowell; Christian Endeavor and Citiz en-
ship. Rev. J N. Frost, Portland; Christian
Eudeavor snd Education, Rev. DR.. Small,
president of Colby University The ques-
ton box discussion was concluded a. the
afternoon session. Then q reception was
held in Ssco City hall with music by the
band. songs and speeches.
Tonight General Secretary J. W. Baef
gave an in ieresting address reviewing the
proceedings Of the convention and Offering
suggestions relative to Christian Endeavor
work. Resolutions were adopted, sppoiut-
ing . committee to present 10 the next leg
islsture = plea for better Sabbath obse
snce in Maine. 1t was also decided to hold
a Christian Endeavor day in connection
with the Chsrsxuqua assembly at Frye
burg next year. The convention closed
with . fare we'll praise service.
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a RousipE Family Reunion.

RooKLAsD, Aug. 81 The Kallock re-
union, which took place Wednesday =,
Crescent Beach, was the largest thus far OF
these family gatherings this season. There
were over 1876 teams ard sbout 400 persons
present from every part Of Knox county
vith not few from beyond Its limits. The
-p.cious pavilion aud come Of the adj Din
ing cottages were well filed. About a
third Of those present preferred to picnic
by the mselves, while the other two-thirds
at down to one Of Caterer Smiths famous
shore dinners.
After dinner, and the transaction of the
usual business and the reading of obituaries,
President Il. X. Ksllock, Esq., of Rock
land. called upon Rev. G. +. Mathews,
d. d., of Thomastop, to address the asse m
bly,, which he did most happily. closing
with tender and noble eulogy Of the late
Rev. Amuiah Ksllock, the first pastor Of
the b .ptist church in Rockland. G. A.
Miller, Esq. Of Camden, spoke of his in
terest and pride in the family, and the put
po.es Of this annual reunion.
Rev. W. o. Holman spoke Of Rev. Anna
nah Ksiiock IS one Of his predecessors in
the RoeklAnd pulpit, Of Rev. Joseph Ksl-
lock. % years ago his colleague in tha
Rocklaud ministry and Of the gifted aud
.lt aent Rev. l. s. Kallock, ,he son Of
he one and the nephew Of the other aud OF
several other members Of the family who
had honored the ministry, the bar and the
medical profession. The family is one Of
the oldest. largest and most influential in
the country Ih. reunion will be held next
II Stsrret's grove in Warren.
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Richm lnd's LEGAL Matters.
to the KEssEBEc JOURNAL


RICHMOND, Aug. %. James Keenan,,
while running the rotary saw At the mill
today, caught his arm between the carriase
and machine and badly jsmmed is.
Abner Taylor Of Bangor was in town
) esierday.
The Grsugers went down river on the
steamer Blonde Wednesday. A foe time
is reported.
Clark & Miliiken are shipping about
eighteen car loads Of lumber per week.
A new engine has bsen placed at the mill
TO run The dynamo.
Ames had his store finely decorated the
day of the 29lh Reunion here.
FIG. Hsgsr arrived home from Pittsburs
Penn, Wednesday, for short visit.
JAmes HAthorn is building . residence on
the site Of Old Fort Richmond, usiog the
came stone for eel ar walls that was used in
the fort
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Fuasrai OF Dr.. J. @. .. Hitchcock.

FoxBoRo. Macs , Aug 27.-The funersl
of DIR. j. G 3. Hitchcock, late Of Bos'oo,
for many years ply sician and surgeon at
Fo1boro. and we'll known throughout Nor
folk county. was held at the Congregs-
tionai church this afternoon. The remains
we're inferred At Rock Hill cemetery. DR..
Hitchcock WAS born in Randolph,
July 81, 1928, and graduated from
Middlebury College, W., in 1874. and
Harvard Medical School in 1850 Settled
in Gorhxm, Me-, af d two years later moved
to Foxboro, where he resided until Decem-
her last, whep, on account OF failing besllb,
he gave up prsctics. During the war he
served ss surgeon and at the close was
appointed examining surgeon in the pension
service. He was appointed medical exam
iuer for Norfolk county when the office
was Instituted, ard held the position till
December last, when he resigned. He was
. member Of the g. A. r., and Mason.
He leaves two daughters and two sons.
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Plsa iog Hippolyte.

PoRr Au PsiruE, Aug. ia ooSre-
spondent reached hero by the Royal Dutch
mall steamer Pripz r. Hsndriek. which as-
rived the evening Of August 3 DIR. J. b.
rerres, consui and acting United 6tates
minister, says that since the present gov.
ernment came into power there has never
been less cause for alarm that an outbreak
could In any measure prove successful than
At present. There 10 absolutely ID founda-
ton for the report that General Hipp0lyte
or his government has acted In the out
rageOus manner represented In United
States newspapers during July.
81 honestly believe he continued, "tbat
President Hypolyte is sincere In his dsstfe
to do right but he will not tolerate the
slightest attempt to weaken bis authority.
or course he Is no angel. and II will proba-
hly never be knoun how far he was justi-
fed in bic course on May rs Certain II 10
that IL he had been assassinated the city
would have been in flames in less than hall
An hour. Probably thousands would have lost
their lives; looting would have been ram
pant, and heaven only knows where It
you'd have ended. The event OF May %
has embittered Hippolyte toward his enc
m,ss. and they are lying very low In conss-
quence."
According to people here who ought 70
be qualified to judge. the personal and polis.
ical character of Hippoiyte has been painted
far too black. The bioodthiss,iness and
maDiacal outbreaks attributed ~ him from
time 10 time have no place In bis nature,
according TO those who best know him.
Assurance 10 given by diplomats, capital
lists and business men generally that until
the affair Of May 2Sth the present govern
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L,v,,m ors Pals Races Postp onsd.

Special to the KEsSEBEC JOURNAL.
LtvERAoRE FALLS, Aug. 81 Raining
harl here today and Thursdays Androscos
gin County races will be srotted Friday, the
weather proving favorable.
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Ex. Cashier Psrcivai's Bond eusd.

LEWISTON, Aug. 2T.-The bond Of Mr..
Percival. the late cashier Of the Shoe and
Leather bank, has been sued. The writ
is dated the 18th of August and 10 return
able to The Supreme Judicial Court for An
droscoggia county at the september term.
The records Of the register Of deeds in
this county show that the resi- estate Of all
the parties 10 attached to the amount Of
$40 600, and the same appears ~ far - the
sureties are concerned in the Kennebec
register Of deeds. The summonses are to
be delivered to the sureties today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-28

Is the only genuine BLOOD SYRUP on
the market. Ii Is the only BLOOD
SPECIFIC that contains purely rsge-
table ingredients.
No mineral or inorganic substance is
used in its manufacture. No malt or
spirituons iiqusr is used in compound.
ing II, for we hold that alcohol In all
its forms is Blood Poison, and that
no cure by the Use Of any medical
treatment can be permanently effected
VIII re alcohol enters into the diet Or
medicine of the patient. DIR. Wiiliams
BLOOD SiRiP Is owned and man
ufactured exclusively by The Union
Medicine Company OF Augusta, Maine,
io whom all orders must be addressed
lh,, RIauD SYRUP will h. put upon
the market through Druggists aod
all Dealers in Medicine. Price, Sl.0o
pNr BOtts~.
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RAIN WAS FALLING
When the President Left 81. Johnsbury
for Rutland.

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, Aug. 27,--The
President started at 30 this morning from
st. Johnsbpry for Rutlsnd. Rain was fall
ing heavily. but about SEQ people cheered
the President on his departure. A biiei
stop was made at Bradford. where the
President spoke briefly. The train arrived
at White River Juoction at 10 40.
At White River Junction the Presidents
car was switched off to side track and
run . mile and . half to Billing's park
where the Vermont association Of road and
t,ottipg horse breeders are holding their
annual exhibition. A heavy rain had fallen
all the morning and the the trottiDg match
which was expected to take place WAS neu-
essarially postponed on account Of the con
dition Of the track.
n Notwithstanding the rain. however. the
crowd was large and when the President
made his appearance on the stand he was
heartily eheered. Col. Hooker, Is presi-
dent Of the association. introduced Presi-
dent Harrison. who made short speech.
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Complete Account Over the Night Wire.

CHARLOTTE, N. c., Aug. 81. - Thia
morning at about Boston's bridge, two
miles vest of Statewide. on the Western
North Carolina road, a fast mail, COM
posed Of baggage and mail car. second snd
first class coaches, Pullman sleeper and
Superintendent Bridges private car, left
the track. Just after leaving Statewide
there is high stone bridge spanning the
third creek, and down into this creek
plunged the entire train. distancs Of 1t
least 65 fact Twenty passengers were
killed outright, nine seriously injured aud
about 20 badly bruised and shaken up.
To add TO the horror Of the situation, the
wster in the creek vas up. Only through
most heroic efforts Of those who hurried
to the scene were il jured not drowned.
The accident Was caused by the spreading
OF the rail.. The bridge vas not injured
and trains are running on schedule time.
Most of the dead live in this state. among
them being the engineer. fireman, baggage
master, DR.. George W. SAnderlin. state
auditor, was painfully injured. Colonel 4.
b. Cameron Of the Governors sts fl and
afteen others more or less injured.
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SOMERSET RAILWAY

Commencing Monday, June 10Th, 1891. train,
will run follows connecting at Oakland with
Mna, Central Railroad.
fur Boston. Portland, Lewiston, Watcryiiie, Aa
gu-ts. shJwhegsn and Bangor
Passenger trains leave Bingham. "A A. NJ.
~ % g. ~. holon. SO A. NJ, is-5S = VI; tarrn
iuns Fails, '65i a. s, .o5 r " kmodcn. 504
W. TO = ST. North Anson. Z " A. NJ, so q
", Anson, 7.z7 A NJ. ~ y. NJ, Madison. 20 a
~, 3ok I'm NOrridgevock, 7 toA NJ, a2l =
Bangs Sidiag. 7.a6 A. VI '2.2d r. vi, Sawtthe
tfo-sinE, 's04 ~, ~ t. NJ, arrive Oakland
10. VI, tb0r
FROM Rouon. Portland. Lewiston. Augusta, Wa
trryilic. SkDwhesan and Bangor
Passenger trsirs iety Daklind, 9.p1 4. NJ. ~
>. " Sawtelie p ing, $40 A. NJ. IS 90 r, ";
Bang. Eidlng - - VI, '5 OF =, VI, Sorrifgn
wOck. v "a 4. VI, b.ti p. Vi, Madison, P5t A. VI p,
5 20 =. " AnsoH, 80 4 N 5 n =. VI North An
tou, 40 ns VI. 5 30 VI hmbdcn, 1890 A NJ.
snaF ST, tar.atans Fails, 10 u NJ, - u =.
Sol N, 10 a a. NJ, 6.i6 + NJ, arrive Bingham.
~ - NJ sla - ~.
Flag stations, ut shioh trains stop on signal nF
nNilcr 10 conductor, Mixed between bingh stn
md Nutth Anson. WM NJ. AVER, Supt.
septsdti
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MAIHB PEOPLE.

Rev. 8. L. Bowler 10 visiting various
points in the State in the interest Of the
Bangor Theological Seminary. Mr.. Bow
Ter 10 about 65 yesrs Of sRe and has had an
experience Of nearly forty years in the
ministry. He prs ashed his first sermon i,
Sssrsport from the same pulpit he occupi, d
last Sunday.
Mr.. II. +. Day has accepted the position
Of manager Of . news bureau 70 be opened
in Portland by the Lewiston Journal. lie
will dispose Of his interest in the De1tel
Gsz cite, II he has not already done %. "a
his partners. Mr.. Day 10 . most graphic
writer and he will have ampIe opportunity
in his new field to give all his powers ffes
play.
Mr.. Benjamin Thompson Of Kennsbunk
port, 10 nearly % years old. He owns soot
farm and takes m interest In it, manage
ment. He hss rAked sitter every losd o.
hay on his farm this summer ard pitched Of
two loads, besides spreading and rAkire hay
His health has never been broken BY AM
sickness and h, retains his mental fscuisie
70 . remaRksbls dsgree. He 10 10 sarll
riser, relishss his food we'll sod sleeps well
He can take . walk Of two miles vithos
much fatigue. He has alwsys been YER
temperate In oil HE habiss, sad he has iivet
on very plata food. Mr.. Thompson VA
horn and has slvsyslived on this same place
There seems to be no resson Why be ma,
rot esnahue quite . number CT years.
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VAUDEVILLE CITY oovEnN
MENU.
Important Business Transacted at its
Last Meeting.

Special 10 the KENsEBEc JOURNAL
WArERvLLE, Aug. 27-There was .
special meeting Of the city government
last evening, called At the request Of the
common council. in which body ~ order
sss originated ard passed. providing for the
paving Of Main street this season, from
the post office to Temple street. st sn ex-
rense not exceeding $1,000. The board Of
aldermen eoncurfed In this and it is under
stood that the work will he commenced At
once, in fact, it will have to be in order to
get through with it before cold weather
comes. The ordsr a. passed does not differ
materially from the one which was passed
some weeks ago by the board Of alder
men, aud which the common
council gave the go-by. At this
meeting it was also voted to commit
Mrs. Emma B. Lamb. who 10 violently iu-
cane, to the hospital At Augusta. and the
committees, to whom the matters were
referred, reported in favor Of building two
c,lls for prisoners in the hose house on the
Pisins. aud to establish = hydrant at the
corner Of Dalton ard Nuid streets
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oHEARe FOB A JIMM Y
A Dsm,,is C otta 0IooMy Store
Robbed

DAMARIscorrA. Aug. CIV. A. Jones
grocery store on Elm street, Dsmari'cotts,
was entered through back window Wed
nesday night or early Thursday morning
A few dollars in needles and pins, several
boxes Of cigars. tobacco, canned goods,
fruit and confectionery was taken; an un-
successful attsmpt wss made to force the
safe. A broken knife blade and broken
blade of a pair Of shears were found in the
lock Of the safe. Though the burglars did
not succeed in forcing tue safe. they IL
lred ii so that it req iires the services Of a
Iocksmith to open it.
The fact that four cigar stumps were
found on the floor near the safe Affords
proof that there we're several engaged iu
the burglary. The cigar stumps were
smoked quite short, indicating delibefatiou
in the performance Of the burslarious deed
No clew has been obtained, but appearance Get
Indicate familiarity with the premises.