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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-20
AN EARLY MORNING BLAZE.
A Green Grocery and Barber Sho,
Totally Iestrovad

A Green Grocery and Barber Shop
Totally destroyed.
The green grocery Of Dowse & Schreiner
and a barber shop in the same building, on
the north side of Gwinnett street, next to
the corner of Montgomery, were burned
about or o'clock yes terday morning. The
house adjoining, occupied by George Gerber,
was badly scorehed.
An alarm was turned in from box Ga, and
the department responded promptly, but
could not save the bnEning building, as the
fire had gotten too much Roadway. The
efforts Of the firemen were directed to the
adjoining property. The damage amounts
to about $3.50, and the fire is supposed to be
Of incendiary origin. The building was a
one-story structure.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-20
CITY B REVIrIES.

A negro was locke up at the barracks
last night charged with the larceny of SIS.
The city's water supply will be shut of
at O'Clock this u bornipg on Bay street,
from Whitaker east to the Gordon wharf.
and will be Off several hours.
Only four cases were reported at the
police barracks up TO midnight, two for
drunkenness and disorderly, one of whom
was charged with resisting the arrestiug
officer.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-20
&2'~91&-- R>I !. ;
Neufchatel, Brie and Philadelphia
Cream Cheese to-day. Dressed
Turkeys Ice to-day. Celery 40c.
Hundreds of desirable specialties
Arriving daily. Reily.-Ad.

W. A. Hurst, well known to travelling
men, icing proprietor of hotel in Ca
milla. Ca. says: Johnson's Tonic cures
La Grippe. have tried it on several cases
and it cured them all.-Ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-20

Wedding invitations and cards printed or en-
graved at the shortest notice and in the latest
tyles. We carry an extensive and well selected
stock or ms papers, envelopes aud cards es-
peciaily for such orders Samples sent on an.
plication. MORNING NEWS Printing House
Savannah. Ga.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-20
VACCINE Points

Just received, and prices at Heidt's for tc-
day, you will find among special notices.
Fresh cough and throat drops loo per box.
gum drops pound, lime tablets and crys-
tallized pineapple and fruits.-Ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-20

Delays are dangerous. Take Simmons
Liver Regulator in time for dyspepsia, bill
iOusness and all disease of the liver-Ad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-20

Nothing adds so mGch to a persons ap-
pearance as fine thick head of hair of
even color. and to assure this use only
Halls Hair RensweEs--Ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-20

W. w. Caldwell, president of the Cald-
we'll Com. Co., Chicago, says: 1 write to
say that Johnson's Tonic is sure cure for
La Grippe.-Ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-20

Over one-haf of a century old and more use
full than ever-Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Salvation Oil kills all pain instantly II is
sold for rs cents bottle by all druggists. I'D.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-20
LaGrippe cured by Johnson's Tonic.-Ad
WEDnINGa

Abbot's East India Corn Paint removes
quickly all corns, bunions and warts without
paiu-Ad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-20

Best iodides and vegetable alternatives
make Ayers Sarsaparilla the best blood
medicine add.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-20
THE RIVER AND HARBoR,

Happenings Along the wharves and
Among the Shipping.
The Norwegian bark Salem was cleared
yesterday for Rotterdam with 500 barrels
of rosin. weighing 237. l45 pounds, valued at
81 ,039 AZ, aud 2, 1S9 barrels of spirits turpen-
tine, measuring liz, 55915 gallons, valued at
SAL, $40 60. Total valuation of cargo. S42.-
$50 02; cargo and vessel cleared by Pater-
son, Downing & Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-20

Bsecham's Pills act like magic on a weak
stomach
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-20
LUDDKS q BATES s. n.
THE GREAT RIVALRY

Existing between the workers Of
the few really first-eIass Pianos
leads to the expenditure of i'm
mense sums OF money in the en-.
oeaVor TO secure some novel and
valuable improvement. A small
army of experts is constantly er-
perimenting to this end, but i
IS very seldom that any one
makes a "ten strike" Ernono
these few the
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-20

Health Is wealth. Take Simmons Liver
Regulator for all sickness caused by diseased
liver.-Ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-20
MASON & HAMLIN COMPANY

Carries away the greatest honors
OF recent years. Not onIy has i
produced a piano which stands
in the very first rank for beauty
OF tone and excellence of con,
structlon, but its Patent String
ing Device, found in no oths,
piano does away with a LARGE
part OF the tuning ordinarily
needed, and makes this instrI-
ment one of the most reliable
in existence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-28
THE POSTAL SERVICES.
The Visits TO all the Offices Bringing
Favorable Reports.

WASHINGTON, Sept 27 County seal
postmssters are already beginning to send
to the posmsster-gensrsl their reports Of
tb. ir visitations to The other offices Of fheii
counties.
A New Hampshire man, who declares
that no office in his conn y has bee found
poor and lDat none could properly he pro
noubced perfec!, insiss that his &c will
average as high IS those Of any 10 New
England. He Up .sks Of the courtesy with
WITCH sil The postmasters have met him
and given him taeir ideas
A PenLsy ivania p s,msster birds his
reports in neat volume and accompanied
1t with 3 map of his county, showing the
location of ali Of the post eff ces ard p ST
routes, as well as with = carefully prepared
digest Of all the repor.s He, too, speaks
Of the geBerGu, sas.s' Ice given him BY ali
the postmssters; where SHORTCOMINGS were
observed the fact vnly needed to be mea-
toned to be rsmedied. In 20 Of the 8
offices distinct improvements have b. en-
noticed. A significant fact is the absence
of any savings bank in the county.
An en'erpri.ipg Indisns ppstmasie, re-
ports that every officer in the county visited
insisted upon the general need Of q savings
bank in his l. cality. The visitation in this
Indiana county was, in sense, n new, for
over yea. ago 3 benetioisl meeting Of sll
the county pos masters Il bean held, and
second one has since been held 80 tina. ihe
p1s'mss,ers had s!ready 6eco he acquainted
wuh one suotDer, and had already exchange
ides. These scqu,in' ,ncs ships greatly
facilitated the recent vistafions
An Illinois postmaster evidently took
his Kodsk vi h him IS he Turn. in ~l,h his
report picture Of every post flee in the
counw AID many of them are accompanied
With maps of the town sad with m Ieh other
Information Of value as we'll as with eus
gestions worh studying.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-28
Socol 2Iloffers.
SUPERIOR COURT, SEPT. TERN.
Hon. D. &. Hall, Presiding.
W ). CHoArE. CLERK.
L. T. CARLETON, county sttorney.
q T. STEVENS, sheriff
+. A. SMALL, stenogrspher.

W ). CHoArE. CLERK.
L. T. CARLETON, county sttorney.
q T. STEVENS, sheriff
r. A. SMALL, stenogrsphef.
SATURDAY. Sept. g.
Fred Clare was sentenced to Is MONTH
at hard labor ia the State prison for break
log and entering the house of L. E. kellsr
China, and larceny Of . watch and knife
therefrom. VIM. Foren, convicted Of the
same crime, was sentenced to IL months 81
hard labor in the State prison.
Stste vs. Edward Libby, spit, Watervilie.
County attorney for the State, w. T.
Bsines for respondent. This is complaint
and warrant for search and seizure of in
soxicatipg liqu and comes by appeal from
the municipal court Of Waterville. The
evidence on the part of the government
tended to show that on the night Of june
9Th last two officers who were on the watch
followed team driven by defendent's son
aad Geo. Landry to the residence OF the
respondent on the plains in Waterville.
arriving there ust as q 10 gallon keg Of
wAiskey bad been put into the basement Of
dsfendent's house. This liquor they seized
and also q keg Of liquor still in the wagon
No testimony was introduced on the part Of
the deft. Verdict, guilty.
State VS. f A. Getchell, county atty. for
State, A. NJ. Goddard for respondent This
is an Indictment fou nd at the April term of
court for maintaining liquor nuisance on
Ws'er street in Augusta. The testimony
on the part of the government tended to
show that liquor was seized on the premises
in March last, and that Getchel was at tina;
time 1ound in his shirt sleeves behind the
oar. There vas also other testimony tend
ing to connect the respondent with the
proprietor ship Of the establishment. The
government has closed its case at the time
Of the adjournment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-28

What a lovely old lady 1 head q man
remark. az the opera. lately. "Sue's quite
as beAut full as any girl in the h5use. Such
e,l1r and compls xivn i, rarely seen in q
woman past forty"
Indeed, the woman Of whom he spoke
was lovely. Her face was clear and emoosh,
her cheeks, fresh and rosy, her eyes bright
with perfec. health and The enjoyment of
life. She bad pasted ths criticsl "ct age
OF life" without failing into ",he sere and
yellow leaf," as most American women do.
How had .hs succeeded in doing tbis ?
S IMPLY by using DR.. PisIc % Fsv ori:e Pre-
scription AZ time wnen nstare stood in
need of ZONE sssiss nce. She had t.ken
it at tie right time. 10 doing this ste was
wise. Wiser than most women rho 'trus,
to luck in getting through lhe critic'l ard
tryir perioi s,fely. This standard remedy
IL 1st wba. is needed at such time. Il S
from girlbo,d to old age. ~omsn's best
friend. Ia all diseases peculi.r /, the sex,
is accomplisbes what no other remedy does
= cure. Take il, .oman. when life's
autumn begins. and "aro~ Old gracefully"
Your money back il is dossn't help YOU
se,26 &xfJlfm
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4 Shady Crowd.

EFridsy night Nat Burgess and wife, Jas
Fl ooley, ]. w. Seeley, Jas. Harley and
Chss. Keer, registered at Hotel. North
styling themselves the Burgess Panic.
mime Co." Saturday they hired team OF
Fuller & Button to 60 to Sidney fair
agreeing to be back Saturday night, Al
10 40 P. NJ one of them appeared at the
railroad baggage room and inquired Of Mr..
Sears if the train was on time, etc. he
left on that train, the others not showing
up. Sunday morning the horse was fouad
hitched back Of Wards store, and it has
since been learned that the rest of the
party went to Portland. The liv.
cry firm are out sS for the team, and as the
gang seemed to be g set of fakirs it il
lucky it is no more. Probably some Sid.
ney fair visi ora did not get off 30 easily as
that
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-28

ex.est sfis. c.p~is7. TIE hsrvsaiss ct
u. crso, has been sacre4ssaiiy aeecB-
ulished. and he anouna faissa VII b "a
important hsip In feedirg tAs large and
hea,,y families for lie csnias year. Tn
n.tory Of Good VIII Fern haa
been tod in several pisees u
different psrss Of the State. snd that ths
beuevolens coosribufions have seemed %
. keen pace With the enlarged and eniafgirs
expenses. The school hiss commenced AID
the boys are sakins hold ct tneif studies
, With . zeal stss 10 nosies.eis
Mr. Charles A Merrill, Csloy 81. en'e'-
fsin.d snd instructed the boys By On ipeen.
ioas tbjses lesson with strGgh. and crooked
sticks.
AIMING he most scsive sni emeiea n
workers. for Good Win are the ladies I
sesrsp,rr They TO; Only provided All tins
furniture for enc Of the rooms. ru' AFTER.
wards sers iYge b-x shieh contained
clo,hing .o- the I'VE beds, srd o'ter sfsie es
Mr.. Hinckiey, through the Record .esas'
% follows 30 Good Viii clubs, king''
Daughters, Y. p. s. c E's, miss'on GU
cses q al benevolent socis.ies snd in5i
vitu,ls: in slI your plxns for the coming
vsrser. il will be In keeping With the very
purpose Of your ergsnixsaon, II you incio ls
G sod Will Farm nth is three homes in
yosr objects Of kindly thought aad ma
terisi assistance.
THERE'S nov e.ded 1t Good Wall Farm
8 e. cd sized building TO bs used for indus
trial snd school purposes, and there ia 3
movement on foot among the commercial
travellers TO provide it. They can easiiy
do this and when once fairly started, the
movement will be ture TO g with boom.
The Record contains An intefssrin
skerch Of Arthur ID. Corey OF Maiden.
Mass, 9 young man OF rsre talents ard
scer m plisbmenss. who died last Angus;
sfser an ill SEES Of but four days. He be-
came interested in the Good Will enterprise
tbrlesh hi. pastor, Rev. N. Il. Hartman.
snd before his death remembered il IN .
substsntisl manner.
4 fine row boat, named the Little
Queen" 10 honor of little "Carol o. Of
A.hmons, Dorchester, Macs, has oeen
given TO Good Will. Ii 10 finely built,
eoppsr-na ed, and has brass row-locks
with two pairs Of oars. The gift, ~ may
naturally be supposed. 10 thoroughly ap-
precisted by the bogs at the farm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-28

Mrs. tn mas NJ. Chase, who lives on
the Scribner place, beyond Coombs' Mills,
complained to the police Saturday after
noon that she bad been brutslly beaten b.
her husband. The woman exhibited bad
cut over one eye and marks of kicks upon
her person. An officer went out to Chase
place and brought him in before Recordt T
Whitehouse. He hsd little to say except
that his wife was alwsys qusrrelling. The
court tiaed him $40 and costs and put him
under 800 bonds TO keep the pescs with all
people, more especially with his wife.
The Congregational church WAS reopened
for services yesterday, the first time since
the repairs and decorating on the interior
this summer. The pastors discourse was
appropriate to the occasion, sni & large
congregation was present, though there
were no formal services of reopening
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Farmers, F>rp e,-' Aiu.pc-s ant other
'u'xl organizations will he pr 'vih,d jor in
.recsi pWlImg at The World. F.,'.
Half million psnsi's, ore bnudr"d
t qua rn.'s and " ic-' OF o'hsr
Fl lwe's. inolu'irg every N~n variety aad
g. ecis', viii hr seen ~ he FIX csitio,. The
ho'ticui nal xhibit win be IN scale
nsvar before al. m.f'd il the his.ory. Of
the world Mr.. Tnorp, Of the fl riGul.ure
. vs'op, es'imst-. that the equipment II The
Horticultural building, inc uiing the FUR
chsse pric, of ria .s, will b $500 900, snd
the total expense Of the display $3.50 900
The f1oriculturists Of the country will
donate q large share Of the plants. Ten OF
the six eco acres on this wooded Island win
be planted il f,wsrs. The shores of tae
island will be left wild Tor scenic t # Ct,
and the waters around The margin Of the
island will be bright with water lilies and
o.h,r squstic vegetation, while the inferior
Of the isiand will be planted with roses,
rhedodendrous and lihes, bssiiss a vast
variety Of wild lo~ers, which are at pres
ent preserved 10 a nur.ery on the island.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
The Pith of the News Taken from the
Current Events of the Day.

Out Of 10 fifteen events in the Toronto
Can, athletic tournament Saturday, Ameri
ca ath'e'es won IA A Caoadian won the
other. but 10 Americans were entered.
Miss Edith Mast, the daughter Of Thoms,
Mast, ths carsoonist, was msrriei Saturday
., New ynrk to r bert Henry Eddy Porter,
son Of Gen. Fitz John Porter, at the
brides home in Morristown.
Secretary of S ate Crawford of Florids
has refused to attest the commission Of ex-
Congressman Davidson, appointed by Gov.
Fleming to succeed Senator Call. The
Governor will apply to the Florida Supreme
Court. which ccnvenes on the 18th prox
for msndamus to compel compliance with
the constitutional requirement.
County Physician Wrightson has decided
not to hold An inquest j the bodies of the
victims Of the explosion at the Italian
celebration at Newark, N. j.. Thursday
night, as the person who set Oh the bomb
is dead Ths corrected list gives seven
dead and So wounded. Several of the
wounded in the hospitals cannot possibly
recover.
The games tcheduled for Columbus on
Thursday, SAtusdsf and Sunday next wet K
with the Milwaukee club have beeu trans
ferrei to the latter city. Ths season Will
therefore clese III Milwaukee instead Of
Columbus. The change was mad. on &C.
count Of the liberal offer Of the Milwaukee
manage m ent, Columbus receiving half Of
all receipts for the three games.
In IN interview. Col. John A. Robinson,
special agent Of the b. & o. Railroad and
re of the leading politicians of West Vir-
ginis, predicted the nomination Of Senator
g jrman OF Mary land for President by the
Democratic. He thinks that bob Cleveland
and Hill have dss Dyed their chances 10
New York, aud believes the West Virginia
d .legstes will be solid for German.
Friday night a party Of 80 men visited
Mrs. Harmon. = woman Of loose character,
who resides at Mentor, Ind i, led hsr to =
poet, stripped her nes,ly naked, and applied
so lashes TO her bare book with hickory
. stitches. They then went to jacob Sspen.
fed ard ordered bim to visit Mrs. Harmon,
unsie her. And, und "a penalty of25 lsshes,
piblish her to her neighbours AZ havins been
whipped because Of her bad name Sapen-
feld found the woman il . 'erritls con-
diiion from her iijT.ss. Sic will pro.
baby die.
The condition urder which lerton will
m ct Nelson is that If the track at Grand
Rap d, 10 not govd Tuesday, Oct 6, the
race will be troued the irsr good day and
perfecs track thereafter. Mr.. Nelson 10 to
select one jadge, William. ole and those
two will ssl.c. ,he third. Il Low SCENE
probable that Aiierton vii be sent from
G ard R.pids TO l. ring on, Ky she-e 10
m - N.oc, Hs'h. ~ . contest for sIo.-
COO purse the following week. One week
isrsr b mare viii mset Allsrton on bis
ovn heath for a-ot.sr purse Of the tame
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-28
BY TELEGRAPH.
N DEADLY PERIL.
Imprisoned Miners Rrsraed Affer Pacing
Almost Certain Death.

Sz.roxrx. Pa, Sevs- 7s.-fof eight
hour ssd., Is msn ssfs inFfisS med t. q
o a chan Der In the H,csoFy Ridge coat nine,
set knouire What sscord hey seuid -
c,ashed 10 s<sta- Tney vsve Cafsna rs
Lxs. z en- Hsun. Fsa1k WsLh.f. Daniel
o ser. aad . d. rel HnrGCiars and
f.slisns
Whsn tk.y enfersd tie mine at o'eiocs
in the m.rn,ng f.s:3s Foreman william
Rxinas,d. an. cssd item 70 s'foss the pill
Lars. Ills 10 ecnsi Tered the mast dargss-
Gus Of i sids work A Pillar divides oDs
hrsast OF ehamber firm another. and Af.si
al. the eos; 10 taken from the chamber. then
the pillar il usually REMOVED A ehAn
pillsf dsvidss the levels
Al The ridge the men were working on
the dss. |. vel, and 100 feet OF Io.k and
coal lay between it and the second LIT,
which had been we'll worked ont. Abaui
an b. ur after the 6f.s pick had b.en sunk
he bottom Of the ssngsay cracked in blu l.
dreds Of places. while through the hssures
came blssls Of air and dirt.
A violent svsying then ensued, ninsled
with q sudden ,oa, and ciunching Of coal
A rush was inside for the closet chamber
Wolhs Fl vas in the rear and was lifted to
the ledge in safety jas, ., the bottom Of the
place they had left dropped and revesled a
yawning chasm 100 feet deep and 30 feet
vide.
The imprisoned msn were surrounded on
all sides BY falling cjsl. There was 70
possible w.y Of exit other than By the way
they had entered. But there WAS An i'm
pxssib.e barrier between Them and it.
Sudder IL they card voices.
Are YOU slive?' cried Foreman Rein
hafdt, who with Tom Llevellyn and David
Williams had gained the entrance Of the
ssnzwsy IS sool a. the rush occurred.
The reseuiDg party were overjoyed on
learning that the men wefe safe. How to
get the miners across the abyss was next in
order A rope WAS procured ard for four
hours Rsit b srdt ard mis- men tried TO cset
an end across Sometimes it would land
on a trsacherous Ledge almost within reach
ard III IN ii would go xhis.iing down in
darkness and duet. Orc, i fell on rock
which seemed tolid but as Dsn Oyster WAS
sboat to s,jzs il HE rock aud rops wen,
doNn
ItBut fipslly The rope was caught. Once
securely tied sbou, post, tie men con
suited o. to who would make the attempt to
cross The chssm, hand over hand, suspended
from the rops. II was perilous under
taking. but, as the way led to liberty, it did
not take long for Carson DeL,Dg to make
up his mind 10 Try it.
Biddif g his comrades good by the 10
'repid fellow fluog him self into space and
went hand over hand Ths rope cracked
sna SWAY ed Sey raj times he thought he
would fail. but with strained muscles aud
stout heart DeLorg went on and on, and al
last WAS safe. Tne others followed, and
when the last had crossed they first weps
like children and then cheered loud and
long.
On being oisted to the surface 1000 per.
sons cheered az danced with ~.
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Echts from Good VIII Farm

The Co d WA Record for October IL
iut ouI, d IS usual ii c3nssins much
matter OF .ers.t to the f.isnis Of the
hpmss established st the farm. Ia his
or.e. Tx'i- VI iD- mYGta elo.sd the super.
VISA, Rev G ". hineki+y. notes the
&. d csn on ire lN Instant of the
ne~ cottage, named Golden Rule, {.
snj rnr srrrvsl Of ,ereral boys
waa 1o~ have th.is nc ma there. In
the eo.rsa OF six or eight weeks il is
thought that the house will be filed to the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-28

Deputy Sheriff Stin.on vas called io
R,ndolph Satltdsy morning aud made t@o
srrtsts. Both individuals eere brought be.
~ judge Irrsbee Eli Smith, sh
hEurtd IA the Cooke rttbe'y CASE, va.
ftjed { = ass.ut on VIM Albee, and WssisI
G I'D ~ xs- before his honor fDI drunken
ness Both were sdjndsed guilty ard paid
tle snl cos'' sssr- .sllns $40 each. The
pnlics coo't has been very quiet the past
~eez. Only one sIr.-t has nesn made in
q nd nsT. : ,he tso from Randolph com
y sI5s tue We~s bu,i .ess
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NJ. HsrTf ri --surp, ii.y night from
9 d. q UP 10 lie <i,tpn AID i. now bu 3
with tie p'-bniusrv arrangements for The
r.css lie h.s put / some so-j work on
the bach which 5 H.w in batter shape than
it Is b 81 fur. l1rg tune The horses
sf tered tor shv comWg RACES nave been
ecmu. I 7 seversl says d ,hF park has
bee Uee u h ba,y pl-c7s sbpus Iown
Wi'h Z I'd e.tbef The S~p,eusbsf meelin z
will AT u TO lie largely sstended, AID the
fAee- her- So, sssaye sat- factory.
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The ar,t lecture IL The Rsssa Illustrated
Com e <lll be ST City Hall, On Wednesday
OCT III No t'ckats will be sold for this
'p-tIf. lecture, but large number q
Iu.ie>,ions will be issued so that every ooey
my nave An opportunity to yet correct
idsa OF the Lectures aud illustrations. 7. OK
c, viii then be sold 10 the four remaining
|, c.ures 10 the course. and the people here
sho spg'eciate good thing and know it
~ben they see it, will, we are confident,
De liberal pa rons. The subject Of the rst
Il cture will be Paris, the Magnificent
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Rev. II. s. whitman will preach At the
l'uv.is'lst church Sunday morning. Mr..
VIII men it iii b. 'ecol'ec ell, Is the agent
Of tie . e Un'ver.slist Assoc stion, and
IL is Lis mission IN raise funds 10 be used
in promoting the intarss SIS Of the deoomiua-
rion in Ma ne lie has been successful in
this line of work the past year.