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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1892-08-18

hereby announce myself to my fellow Demo-
Richland, and kershaw as a candidate for the
otfice of Solicitor of the Fifth Judicial Circuit.
II elected to this office will endeavor to execute,
written in their Statute books. have ALWAYS
believed in tho principle that one who takes part
in primary election, either as candidate or a
yoIer, pledges his honor to be bound by the re-.
suit, and shall SO act.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1892-08-18


The many friends of Hon. w. H. YRLpELI. bav.
ing confidence in his ability and integrity and be-
ing highly pleased with his firm, consistent course
rs Legislator, take pleasure in presenting his
name to the voters of Edgefeld county for re-
election to the House of Representatives. He is
pledged to abide the result Of the primaries and
to support the nominees of the party.
The many friends of w. r. PARKS on the
w West Side respectfully nominate him as cam
pledge him to abide the result of the primary
election and support the nominees OF the party.
The friends of JAS. B. SuppAru respectfully
present his name to the voters of Edgefeld
county tor aseat in the House of Representa-
tives. He will abide the result of the primary
aha support all the nominees of the party.
hereby announce myself as candinate for
result of the primary election.
JAS. WM. DEVoRE. (!
The friends nf NJ L IL lpu..,.,.. x.-.-.-...
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1892-08-18

announce myself to the voters of Edgeheld
county as candidate for the office of Clerk OF
Court pledging myself to abide the result of the
primary election. 7. C, Williams
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1892-08-18
Golfers Club.

Secretary J. N. Grafton requests
all members of the Golfers Demo
cratic Club to meet at the usual
place of meeting on Saturday, Aug
20, at 3 p. m.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1892-08-18
FOR SOLICITOR

The friends of NORTON w. BHooKER, ESQ.
OF the Columbia Bar, respectfully nominate
him as a candidate for Solicitor of the 9Th Cir.
suit, Mr.. Brooker is well known in the State,
he having been chairman of the board of Direc,'
tors of the South Carolina Penitentiary fer a
number of years. He has been practitioner
and hard student of the law for the last =,
years. He is thoroughly identified with the
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1892-08-18
Testimony Before Jury of In.
quest No. /.

By request Of members of the
Jury of Inquest first empannelled
to sit upon the body of Isham
Glover, we publish the whole of
the evidence adduced before them:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1892-08-18
JERyEY FOR TILLMAN.

OHdIT. TA. OUII'
Longmires, S. G.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-03
SQUIRREL ISLAND.
entertainments A Brilliant Social Event to
lake Place Thursday Evening.

S,ttirEtl Island, Aug 2nl, Special -
Gi,e entertainment "A Regular Fix" was
presented To q large audience at the Casino
Friilav. July 18th The following we'll
nnovn people took part Miss Frances
chase as Mrs Surplus: Miss Harriet iol-
lea A. Deborah Carter: Miss Plat as
Emily: Miss Mutell as Mary Jane, the
r.ascmaii: Mr. Moody as Mr.. Surplus;
Nf +. A. owen. the well known manager
Of the Bangor opera house. as Hugh DE
Brassc furnished the fun for the evening:
Mr. David DsVen as Charles surplus, Nr.
\. Il. Diugi,.y as Abel Qnick. Mr.. William
Thompson us >miier Mr.. Stanley Patten
q, Porter The hop SATURDAY evening as
usual had large attendance. Mr.. Walter
Emerson aud family arrived on the Paper
boat Surdav. Mr.. Emerson j. first base on
,he Squirrels and occupied that position on
the Colby 81 team.
pne nt the most brilliant social affairs
that ever occurred on the Island will be
yiyen at the Casino by Mr.. \. II. Daven-
port. President Of the Island Association,
oa Thursday. Aug tth. The music is to
from Boston. This party promises to be
a very grand affair.
The champion tennis PLAYER. Mr.. Frank
". Dana Of Portland. is putting in great
,rrokcs in the tennis fch and his room is
ii,l of trophies of the game.
\ rlani-bake was given Tuesday by the
Mouse Islanders at oak Point. \ ball
;,mc was playci between the Mouse and
Squirrel girls.
MIR Richard shannon of Saro arrived
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At BAR HARBOR.
Railroad Meeting Sailing Party-0istin'
uuished Guests al a Five O'clock Tea.

BAR H,RgoR. Aug. 2-The annual
meeting of the Eastern Maine Railway
Company was held at the st. Sauveur hoteI
this evening Eugene Hale. l.. \. Emery
d. Bailey were. elected directors. These
officers were elected: President Eugene
Hale viee-presiieut AMI treasurer. George
W. kimball; clerk, l.. \. Emery.
George w. Vanderbilt took a large party
of ladies on an early sail this morning in
his swift steamer Lucille.
4 five O'Clock tea was given by Mavroyeni
Bey and Frederick u. Thomson at the
kebo Valley Club. Among the many
distinguished people present were Baron
DE Strave, the Russian minister; VI. Pate
notre. the French minister: Albert Clifford
Barney; Mrs. Barney; Mrs. Burton y.
Harrison; Don Manuel De Sauga Rosea of
the Portuguese legation; Alfred Legat,
minister from Belgium; Mrs. +. 4. Jones
Miss Beatrice Jones. Ogden Goldman and
Miss Lulu Morris of Baltimore.
Mr.. r. A. Scott of Philadelphia. gave q
small dinner party at the Malvern last night
Hon. Wayne McN Neagh and family have
arrived AMI are domieied at kebo cottage
Chief Justice Payson of Pennsylvania
will arrive tomorrow and spend August
the Louisburg hotel
The birthday of Miss Nathalie De Castro
granddaughter of Parke Goodwin and greai
granddaughter of William Cullen Bryant
was celebrated by a party from > to 4
O'Clock this afternoon. 1t was an elaborate
affair. The house and grounds were beaus'
fully decorated, games on lawn. tea or
piazza, and fish pond, from which each
Of the guests drew costly present. Mrs
and Miss A. H. Ames Of Boston, Mrs
Goddard and Miss Beach. assisted Mrs. ID
Castro in entertaining the guests
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AT OCEAN POINT.
This Ever Popular Seaside Resort is
Now in Full Bloom.
Many Familiar Faces Present and New Ones
Constantly Coming and Going.

OCEAN PoISr. Aug. 4 Special. -
ocean Point one of Maine's beautiful and
picturesque watering places is now in its
glory. Every cottage save two is filled 10 the
uttermost with happy Pointers, nearly all
of whom migrate to this lovely cool retreat.
each year, from many a state, besides those
who come here from our own Maine and
New England.
During all those terrible hot days, just
passed in July when the sun was pouring
hi- fierce rays upon the inland cities ari
towns of this State. until the thermometer
Indicated for weeks well into the nineties.
the atmosphere here was cool AMI
at all times comfortable and inyigora,ing.
There are now nearly 80 people living
here at Ocean Point and many Others wait
ing to come, which they will do when there
is room left to receive them.
Among the few which we inert daily may
be made mention of Mrs Sadie Burns. one
of the first who located here, and Who
familiar. cheerful presence Is always fe'
her son. Mr.. Charles Burns and wife. Mr..
Small, the efficient engineer at Aliens,
with his wife, daughter and son; Mr. Presby,
hi. wife. son and two daughters, who cone
here every summer from New York Ci =
with Tommy" Russell. each ani all /,
well known to need further introductio g.
There are also here several young gent
men from Springfield. Mass. who for yea
have spent their vacation season here, ard
who add greatly to the amusements at the
Point By their tenris and other athletic
games.
't,,I.t. tn,, = h4 tlf nrn tax
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THE IRON HALL.
Somefby Says His Accounts and
Money are All Right,


ISrIASaroLIs. Ind. Aug 2.-Supreme
Justice Freeman ID. Somerby of the Order
Of the Iron Hall arrived here last night and
spent most of the evening in consultation
with his attorneys. In regard To the charges
made against him personally, he said Il
propose to say nothing. The proper tri-
bunai To Try that case is the court, not the
newspapers. My accounts are ali right. and
am not afraid To have thorough invcsti-
CATION of them"
lis il true that there is $500 900 of the
Iron Hall money in the Indianapolis Bank
and ..e0.to supposed to be in your bank
at Philadelphia eoulJ not be obtained On
demand:"
Mr.. Somerby reiterated that he did not
wish to talk on that subject.
AT the time the keystone Bank failed
in Philadelphia, Mr.. Somerby, did you or
any one BY your authority, draw from the
banks of this city $780, 900, and take il To
Philadelphia for the benefit Of the bank
there:''
Mr.. Somerby replied The Philadel-
phia matter is an important factor in this
suit, and it would not be proper to talk.
believe the assets of the bank are more
than sufficient TO take care of any funds
the Order of the Iron Hall NAV have On de-
posit there. | am going to examine thor
oughly before talk to any one, but | have
no fears for the result
Mr.. Somerby positively declined 10 make
any further statements.
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THE SCHOOL OF METHODS
As Given by the Y. W. C. 7. U. at Old Orchard
Campqround.

tttp pKt uAKb, Aug Tho school Of
rl,thod>. unler the auspices Of the Maine
Woman- Christian Temperance MON,
began is four days session at the odd Or
chard campground today. The outlook is
very promising. The school was organized
tbts morning after devotional services.
st 1850 Mrs l.. NJ y. Stcvens, president
sf the Maine MON, delivered the opening
address,.
The remainder of the day was devoted to
miscellaneous business Bible study, parlia-
mentary lessons, devotional exercises AMI
addresses. The convention which is chiefly
of workers was founded from the recent
campmceting for the promotion of holiness
and the salvation of souls has made the
following temporary organization
President. l.. Il. Bates. Boston: vice
president. Rev. Charles Munger of old
Orchard secretary. Rev. Israel Luce. Port
land; treasurer, Rev. +. +. DAWSON,
Brockion Mass. The midwinier conyen-
ton will he held at Dr. Bates Bethel Mis-
sion in Boston, when A permanent organi-
zation will he effected. The Old Orchard
campmeeting will be an annual occurrence
\ large membership has been secured
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$1,000 PURSE
Offered for Free-for-All Race
at State Fair.
Sagadahoc Republicans Ia County
Conyention--Yachts at Boothbay.
W.e.ru. School o, Methods al Old Orchard
fairfield Races Today.

LEwt-toe. Aug. Special -- The
meeting Of the trustees Of the State Asri-
ca!,ural society. held at Lewiston MoF'iay,
revealed an unusual jrgree of interest in
the State Fair.
PRECEDENT .|errard states that the calls
fyr spas,,. and to inquire about exhibits vas
never 90 great as this year" while ssere-
targ Twitelfrll affirms that lit is going to
i,.. th.. biggest and best State fair ever held
n Nrs England
The track wa never in better condition
being thoroughly worked daily, The built
inc. will be in good repair and everything
IN readiness before the day fof opening,
Atth. business meeting II was voted to
,ffer an additional $1,000 for free-for- all
paer Of trut. open 10 the world, race To
tccur On Wednesday.
This promises 10 call in eight or ten
noted horses and opens the way Tor Bayard
ViIk,-- to b.- shown at his best. Ii promises
;n be a big race a. will surely be the free
.or-aii for Maine horses on Friday
Permanent quarters will be assigned the
state board of agriculture. Secretary
Twiteheu urged It's Justice TO the board
which will be present in good numbers.
The subject OF colt stakes for the future
Is receiving attention and Dr- Twitchell
presented and urged that stakes for toals OF
l,t2 b. opened at once To be troited in
1898. with a guarantee of $500 by the
,orIetv. Colt to be named at time Of first
pA.iurnt. one or more to be eligible To start
from any stable.
MIA n,.
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SAGaDAh0C REPUBLICANS
n County Convention Nominate officers for
the Ensuing Year

Barn. Aug. 2.--The Sagadahoc county
convention was held tolay. a. or II dele
gates being present. Hon. r. +. Hinckley
presided and Geo. II. Clark was secretary.
The county was divided into three districts
for county commissioners, Bath comprising
one district. There WAS lively discussion.
The following nominations were made :
Henry >wanton, Bath. senator: Frank j..
Baker. Richmond. judge of probate; j. W.
Railon. Bath. sheriff: Martin Trafton,
Georgetown. county commissioner: Chas.
u. Newell Richmond, attorney: F. W.
Weeks Bath. treasurer; Cyrus W Long
ley. Bath. register of probate. County
committee for two years. j. X. Cunning
ham. Richmond; II. u. Cornish, Bowdoin-
ham; T.. VI. Trafton. Georgetown: +. :.
Rowker. phippsburg; !. c. Higgins, Bath :
X. ] Fisher. Topsham.
Hon. VIM. II, I.ooney, Portland. gave an
Illustration of the Australian ballot system
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

John Halls farm buildings in Shirley
were burned Monday night. Loss is esti-
mated at sl5oo; uninsured.
Herbert Goding's farm buildings at Acton
were burned early Sunday morning, with
most of the stock and household goods. In
sured for sl.m.
The new steamer Lilac, recently com
plet.tl at Cleveland, Ohio, for the ligh
house service in this district. arrived al
Portland. Monday. By way of the st Law
renee river
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BELFAST.
Personals Races Aug. i9 and 20 Good
Tempiar Officers Installed lodge News.

BELFAST. Aug. 2. Il (Special) - Master
Mass, by the sudden and severe illness of
his grandmother, Mrs. Mary Terrill.
Messrs. John r. Dunton of Lewiston and
Jerre f. Burke of Waterville are passing a
portion of their vacations in Belfast.
DIR. l. NJ. Luce is at home for brief
stay. He will soon make a tour of Western
Maine with a view to locating as dentist.
Fred G. Morrill, of Boston is visiting rel
atives here.
The dreaded buffalo bug" has again
made his appearance here and is working
havoc among the carpets.
As a rule the blossoming of a night
blooming cereus is too common to excite
much interest, but one last evening at the
house of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel l.. Sleeper
on Congress street was a notable exception.
This is the sixth year the plant has bloomed.
with an increasing number of blossous each
year. Last evening II buds opened and
three more remain. The house was opened
and general invitation extended, of which
a large number availei thems elves. all pro-
nouncing it a. handsome sight as they
ever witnessed.
Belfast Lodge of Good Temrsars has re-
ceived and accepted an invitation to visit
Rescue Lodge of Morrill, next Saturday
evening
The West Waldo Agricultural Society
announces races for August 10 and ~ at
which 1915 is offered in purses.
4 large blackboard party from the Lom-
bard cottage. North Shore Campground
Enr Dor
The following officers were installed last
evening in Belfast Lod9e of Good Templars
By r. II. Feruald, lodge deputy. assisted
by NJ q. knowlton and May rendleton, az
marshals: V. r.. Agnes Iendleton y. G.,
r. Maylanh knowiton, sec, Matte Pen.
dleton; r. s., Lena Fernaid; treas, Mrs.
+. l.. Bracket; chap. II. ". prentiss ;
marshall. James PendIeton: guard, Judson
7. .Jewett: sent, Everett Hopkins; ). J.T..
Mrs. F.. =. Alexander. Mr.. +. W. Chase,
chief tempisr elect. was out Of town, but
will be installed on his return. The lodge
is in good condition. having large attend
auce and good interest at every meeting
There has been gain of elven members
during the past quarter.
Waldo District Lolge will meet with
Freedom Lodge at Freedom. Saturday,
Aug. "a.
r. VI. Gowen, State organizer, spoke at
Nor,hport Saturday evening in the interest
of the Good TempIar order. An effort will
be made to re-organize Charles Baker
Lodge, which has been dormant for some
time.
IN effort il being made. with excellent
prospects of success. to get a two-manuai
pipe organ for the Baptist church. An ad-
iiiion will be bnilt to the rear of the church
to receive it /: the present gallery will pro-
baby be closed up and converted info .
class room.
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Labor Troubles al T0nsWaada.

ToStwANpA. y. Y. Aug. THE naioD
bricklaycrs here are on q strike seainst the
employment of nop-uniOn men on the M v
Y. VI. e. 4. buiiding.
Trimmcrs in the shingIe mills of j. =.
Bliss have struck for an increase of wages.
Nearly 100 other employees are msde idle
by the strike.
Union lumber handlers gsined point
by the withdrawal of non union
men from the barge Bottsferd and uniOR
men are now unloading her.
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Funeral Of Late Vicar General Murphy.

PonrtA~p. Aug 2.--'The funeral of Vicar
General Murphy took place today at St.
I'aminic's church, which was completely
flied, many being unable to get in. The
s'ssices were conducted by RI Rev
i''shap Heaiy, assisted by resi- lent priests,
Yearly all the priests in the diocese were
present.. a we'll as many from other parts
Of New England. BY reason of the request
os the deceased the services were compara-
iiveiy simple. The burial was in Calvary
tKsilttrTY.
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lust SENTENCES.
Ensiishmen iaiisd and Fined ier Dsirasdias
Foreign Marine Insurance Companies.

l.nNpoN, Aug. Lambert Barron and
John Macilattie, who with two grooms were
indicted SATURDAY last, for conspiring To
defraud foreign marine insurance companies
b, shipping horses 10 America, after get
ting heavy assurances On the animals, and
having them poisoned while on the voyage,
were convicted today.
Barron aud Macllattie were sentenced 10
one years Imprisonment aud tncd Si0u1
each. The grooms were convicted and
were sentenced 10 imprisonment for three
IinnIhs
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RACES At OLD ORCHARD.
Watson and Charles kester the Winners on the
New Kite Track.

orn onouAnp. Aug. 2.--'fhe August
race meet on the uld orchard kite track
opened thi. afternoon with two closely con
tested trots. which were witnessed by 20s
people. The summaries
80 .I-A<s-rCRSE 800.
Prospect stock Farm. Freedom Y H..
Henry litter. Medford, Mas, b. M.
Caprice. "-
H. X Woo,lman, Pennington, eh. IN.
Schoolmsrm,
Henry Pope. IIayerhill,hr m,Ncliie ID. : }
Ira l.. Woodbury., Portland, b. :.
~cipio,
&. +, Haley. Belfast, eli 9. Walter D, ;
q. W Ramsey, Rochester, y. I'll. 9dr
Time--.27 e.s7t. 2-e"l. e27i.
ga CLASS PURSE $500.
4. A. SNYDER, Iiayerhiil, Mass, b. 2.
Charles hester.
John Riley, Medford. Mass, blk. e. Liz
Eie L..
4 r. t.iIt Cliftandale, Mass, h. 2. Fran .-.+
els
Stoul.-r & >anhoru, Chamhersburg. Pa-. -
h. NJ. tddie L.,
uflhnr-, stock Farm. iiihurst. d. m.
Mona M.,iium, :
! scott Jordan, Cape Elizabeth, h. m,,
noi,v II 10 , 2
e. + HALEY Belfast. eli. e. DiNmont ) q
j. A. Nanter. Taunton, Mas, z. g.
lookout, ; 10
Frank Fox. Cornish, blk, T., Milo, ID
Mrs A. smith, D,dtnwn, ch M Fanchnn. 8 9 i
Time 2.EI4 81, 80.
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BASE BALL.

National and New England Games Win
ners and the Scores.
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FATALLY INJURED
Seven Girls Have Narrow Escape
from Burning Knitting Mill.
One 6adb Burned and Twe Others Fatalfy H..
iured-less $4,000.

SrR,tHor, tnt., Aug. 2.--fhe Knitting
mill and Roman Catholic church here We're
burned this evening, Seven female em-
ployes OF the former were hemmed in the
sixth story,
Miss Esther Davidson slid down an ex-
hsust pipe 10 20 feet from the ground and
then Jumped. Her clothes igniie>l as she
was descending, and she was badly burned
Others jumped for the roof of the adjoin-
ing sioreroom and all ahghtei on il hui,
Miss Maggie Head, who fell To the ground
and was probably fatally injured,
Her sister Lizzie fell from the roof and
is also believed to be fatally injured
Others escaped with broken limbs and
bruises and will recover, Two hundred
persons are thrown out of employment by
the fire. Loss, Sl5o, eco: insurance,
S61 900.
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will Push Prosecution Of Companys Officers.

PIrr~nrg", Aug. 2. Constable Webher
left for Homestead this evening to make
more arrests on charges of riot and aggra-
waited assault.
W. j. Brennan. counsel for the Anal
gamated Association, said tonight that suits
against frick, Lovejoy and Potter wonld
surely he entered tomorrow, and it is also
his intention TO lodge information against
the bosses of various departments and all
who were on the ground the day of the riot
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THE METEOR WON.
But lost tho Prize to the Corsair by tAs Time
Allowance.

Cows, Ang, 2,-ln the race for the
Queens cup to-day, the Meteor Emperor
Williams Yacht took the lead, and held 1t
over the entire course.
The Cursalr crossed the finishing line
second, nearly ~ minutes behind but had
a time allowance, and won by eight minutes,
Il seconds. The course was 30 miles,
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wyoming Thread Mills Change Owners.

FALL RIVER. Mass. Aug. 2.-The Wyo-
ming thread mills were sold At auction to-
day for $4,000. They are widely known
throughout New England a. the Augustus
chaee thread mills, and were purchased by
syndicate short while ago for 500. 900.
4 Law suit followed for the reduction of
the capital stock, in which A. ]. Chaee. the
original owner. was the complainant. Be
fore the sale today an injunction was SER
we'd to prevent Auctioneer Green from sell
ing the property.
However the whole plant, which eonsis-
ted of a three story brick stone mill. 3 i-2
acres of land, water privilege and several
large storehouses. was disposed of TO j.
II. Estes & Brothers of this city.
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Yachts at Boothbay Harbor.

BoorHsAY H,RnoR. Aug. 2.-Sioop
yachts Restless of the Portland Yacht Club,
F. b. Malleti. HarpswelI, bound to Bar
Harbor, Hing Philip of the Massachusetts
Club. W. II. Toney, Rockland, cruising
AMI Warren of the Portland Club. Frank
Warren. owner, Portland for Cam'ien. ar
rived TONIGHT.
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M0llIck RELEASED.
No Evidence Of Satisfactory Nature Being
Found Against MIN.

PrrrsnrRG, Aug. 2.-Frcderick .. Mollick
arrested at Long Branch as an accessory of
Bergman, was given hearing this after
noon. Superintendent of Police OMara
and Inspector Mckelvy were the only wit
nesses.
O'Mara said he was unable to find any
thing to subsiantiate the charges against the
prisoner. Inspector Mckcivey testifie |
that Molliak sent Bergman money.
Mollick admitted sending 81 by express.
and said that Bergman had befrientlcd him
and requested loan He disclaimed all
knowledge of the intended assassination
His statement was accepted by the court
anl Mollick was released
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A Point Tor You.

In view Of what Hood. Sarsaparilla has
done for others, il it no. reasonable to sup
pose that il will be Of benefit to you; For
Scrofnla, Salt Rheum, and all other diseases
Of the blood, for Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Tired Feeling. Catarrb, Malaria, Rbeums-
tism, Hoods Sarsapariila is an nnequaile'i
remedy.
Hoods Pills cure Sick Headache.
dGwfolrmtpehd&w
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tu,.. T.. DAVIS,
lst Lieut.. lst. Inf. NJ Y. NJ.
Adjutant.

ORDERS
No. -.
I. The following hours of service. duty
and roll call are hereby established for the
government of this Regiment during en-
campmcnt AMI will be strictly complied