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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-22
RAGING At KiRKWOOD.
saIadin Beats sadie NJ. ON tho Kit
Track.

saIadin Beats sadie NJ. ON tho Kite
Track.
Friday was another record break
ing day for the Maple Valley Trottlng
Association on its great kite track at
| kirkwood.
There were about 200 spectators on
the grounds, who were treated to fine
sport, all the races being well contested
with close finishes.
The event of the day, however, was
the special pacing race, for q purse OF
| $4,000, between Saladin, Sadie NJ. and
Gypsy Girl, which was won by Saladin
in els, thus clipping off One-fourth of u
second from his record made several
| days ago. The horses were of with a
| fine start and in the first heat and from
start to finish not more than half head
Saladin and Sadie NJ, while Gypsy Girl
was not three lengths behind.
The second and third heats were both
paced in 2.l5, and in each heat when
the horses passed under the wire Saladin
was not more than II heads length ahead
of Sadie NJ.
Fascination had been booked for this
race, but not being in condition, Gypsy
Girl, record 2.224 was substituted.
James b. Green should be and is un.
doubleday proud of his beautiful little
PAGER, for Saladin holds the record of
being the fastest horse bred and owned
in Delaware His record Of 10 can be
fully appreciatGtkw taken into con
sideration that the time is less than 10
seconds slower than the worlds pacing
record, 2.05t, made by Hal Pointer at
Buffalo, August 9Th, Of this year
The 2-ycar.nld state pace record, 2.204
was reached by Miss Elcnor Of the
Maple Valley stock farm. She would
have lowered this record, but for an
unfortunate break. caused by some
women on the track at whom She
became frightened, and thus lost several
seconds.
William +. lIarriott's Achutr went a
mile 10 beat $50 and passed under the
wire in 2.a5 with ease. lie was driven
By James Il. Green.
INC officers nf The day were Starting
judge, William Van Osten of Philadcl.
phm; associate Judges, NJ. L. Hayden,
William Ellison, Henry Q. MahaIIy and
W. X. Reynolds.
The summary;
800 minute class; purse $50
4. II. ", AZ, y. n. Mccray......l l /
Fakrmbridgc, b 5, Maple Valley
stock farin, ......,..,,..........2 !
May =. b III, William +, llarfintt Z :: .
Sir Fake. b 5, ] :. Marsh. ........l 4 5
Flora w. u, Thomas Mnync....5 5 q
Charlie, b s, SamGcl pcachy .......8 dis.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-22

We were more than pleased at the
very large attendance at the Democratic
mass-meeting at Dover, on Thursday
last. such an intelligent meeting of n
body Of representative men from all
parts of the State was never surpassed,
if cquallcd in this State. Hon. George
Gray was the first speaker. His address
was clear, comprehensive and to the
point. All that heard him could readily
understand him. Hon. Joseph 9. ).
Blackburn, United States Senator from
Kentucky, followed Mr.. Gray in ono Of
his usual eloquent and mastery nd.
dresses, which held his audience spell
bound for more than an hourand a-half
His presentation of the issues Of the
campaign can not be eNccllcd. lie pre-
sentcd the dcletcrious effect Of the Me-
kinley tariff upon the interest Of the
farmer with great clcarness and force.
His address contained statement Of
the injurious effects of the Force bill
upon a free people such as to alarm
every honest citizen Of the danger Of
further continuing the Republican
party in power. We wish every citizen
Of the State could have heard the
speeches made at Dover, ON Thursday,
and would heed the warning
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-22

Tho Contnur Company Murray Street, York City
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-22

-''W VIHSS1 TTTTsN .IV'
llaIpy Partner, & ;, Maple Valley

fIttAN U ~ III ts..ts #.-s..'..s.'tssl |
Joe Buster r <, Wells Rrothcrs....2 . .
Easter, 6 IN, William I. lIarriott. 3 dis.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-28
New England auction Co.
ME NEW ENGLAND AUCTIO

Il Furniture Company will sell at public
auction, at the store 1913 East Seventh ST.. a
large stock of fine ladies' gents sand chldren's
gentl catbnS e,c ta etc sale
Monday, Sept. ;. at . p. m.,evening at p. M,
will continue daily until the entire stock men
toned above is sold: any one desiring good
goods and big bargains should be sure to at
Monday, Sept. S. sale commencing at . p. M,
1913 East Seventh ST. New England Auction
Furniture Company 1S9l0i West Seventh ST..
near Seven corner. Ben Levy, Auctioneer and
Manager
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miscellaneous.

A UCTION-Our second great real estate
II auction sale for the season of 1892 will
take place on Sept. l. 9 and 3, commencing at
10 clock m. each morning, and continu
ing all day. The property to be sold is Davern's
Encouragement of blocks 1, ., 3, 4, 5 and &,
Lexington Park plat 10. situated on the high
plateau overlooking the ''West End The
tersect this property: Randolph and Juno
streets, Hamline, Lexington and South SUM-
nit avenues. Ten distinct options OF pay
ment for property purchased will be given:
part of these are unique and unusual, no such
offered at any previous sale in this city;
lunch. lemonade and transportation free.
Call at our office for full descriptive pamphlet
and map. Cochran IL Walsh, Fourth and
jackson SITS
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CLOAKNAKING.

A ITERATION IN CLOARs-Ladies,
IA attention called TO all kinds of alteration
in cloaks; we are prepared now to reshape,
reft, remodel and resteafn any plush or cloth
garment at reasonable prices; blazer suits to
order specially. Schultz Cloal, Company.
SIS East Third ST., opposite Manufacturers Dry
Goods House,
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f.. Holloway. A,.etioneer.

&yTORE FIXTURES AT AUCTION
- Monday, Aug. 90, at 10 O'Clock Il. m,
200 feet of very fine shelving, suitable for
dry goods or clothing: three fine counters two
elegant showcases one large Office safe. lot
of tables, settee shoe fixtures. etc.; sale will
take place at 356 East Seventh st. L. Hollo-
WaV
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A. N. NicoIay. Auctiomeer.


A UCTION SALE AT UNION PARK
~ Real Estate-The paradise of natural
beauty: 100 very valuable business and resi-
dence lots fronting Oh University and Prior
avs, and choice residence lots throughout
the park: Tuesday afternoon, Sept 81, 1892
sale at = o'clock p. m, and 10 continue every
afternoon Cweather permitting) at the same
hour ana place. until all the lots are sold and
closed ont regardless of prices, on very easy
terms. Union Park is the most beautiful and
valuable tract located centrally between the
postoffices of St. Paul and Minneapolis on
the "lnterurpan" line. Over sixty handsome
houses. some costing from SI0,UJ0 to Sl50U0
adorn this natural ana rural park built and
occupied by many of our most prominent
business men. Union Park is i'll the corpo-
rate limits of st. PaulIt has now the advant-
age OF three lines OF transit, viz: The Inter
urban line, Selby av extension and the Chi
cago. Milwaukee & ST. Paul railway short
line, with its depot at the southwest corner
OF the park; 5-cent fare to any part of either
city; sewerage the finest system i'll the city:
water (hlgh service, the puresD surrounded
by churches, schools and colleges. Call on
A. II. Nicolay. Auctioneer, 14l East Fifth ST.
st. Paul. for plats and information.
SUMMiT AVENUE AUCTION SALE
~ Eighty Feet Front on This Noted Resi-
Gence Avenue-A. II. Nicolay, Auctioneer,
will sell at public auction Wednesday after
noon. Sept.7, 1892. at o'clock, on the ground,
on Summit av, between Milton and Chats
worth SITS, S0x2l0 feet deep to twenty-foot
alley: high ground; this is choice, beautiful
property and just the spot for first-class
private residence; about five feet natural
grade above the avenue: sewer and city water
in. Remember the day. Wednesday, Sept.7 1872.
The sale will DE made 10 the highest bidder
without any reservation; those wanting
Summit av. homes must attend and secure n
great bargain; terms OF sale very liberal: only
small amount of cash required, the balance
on mortgage. For full particulars apply TO
Col a. II. Nicolay, auctioneer and real estate
dealer. 14l East Fifth ST., between Jackson
and Robert SITS. My real estate auction sale
No II SOC. ...
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-28
AUCTION SALE.
Aavanasll & Johnson. Auction
eePS

ELEGANT FURNITURE CARPETS,
IL ETC., at Public Auction. We will sell at
public auction in the store, No. 129 East Sew
enth St, on Thursday, Sept 1. at 10 a. m. all
the furniture of 12-room house, consisting
of Very fine bedroom sets, 2 paror suits,
odd chairs, 1 rocker fine hall rack. hang
ing and vase lamps, center tables folding
bed, wardrobes, fine cooking range, SIDE
board, extension table and dining room
chairs. beds. bureaus. commodes. ETC.. etc. :;
also about 500 yards of Brussels and ingram
carpets: parties looking for nice goods should
attend this sale. Kayanagh & johnson, Auc
ioneers.
ZINE FURNITURE, Elegant Carpets.
l. Draperies ETC.. at Public Auction We
VIII sell at public auction at the residence
NO. 3O1 Walnut ST., on Friday, Sept. 9. at 10
a: m, all the household effects of Mrs. John
Matheis, consisting of very fine parlor suit,
upholstered in silk tapestry: easy chairs,
rockers, divans, oak ana black walnut book
cases. sofas, center tables, very fine cabinet.
hne bedroom suits. bureaus. commo0es,
Rogers celebrated statuary, all the gas fix
lures, which are very fine: one Paris cooking
range, all the body Brussels, velvet and Mo
quette carpets rugs, Turkish draperies. por-
there's. lace curtains. etc. Parties looking for
bargains i'll fine furniture, carpets, draperies
or gas fixtures should by all means attend
this sale Kavanagh d Johnson, Auctioneers
1S6, 1SS and 100 East Sixth st
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-28

GO 600 BUYS 16o-acle farm. 40 miles
'r<~scOO from Minneapolis. 120 acres
broke. balance pasture ana timber, new
house, large barn. new well. 10 acres III crop
now. ore mile from railroad station, faces
nice lake. Onethiid cash. balance long
time N. Zimmerman, liz Fifth st. south,
MINNEAPOLIS
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Suburban.

Ce0Q[F0K sALE-A little Southern
spOOO home in the highlands of Ten
nessee; beautiful climate: mild winters;
fruit and stock region; well bull; four-room
cottage and lot; pleasant view; shade trees:
near church. sch DOL. court house, stores and
postoiiice; Northern neighpors; no negroes;
price. $500 Address Mrs. +. ii. Leland,
Eau Claire Wis
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CARPET CLEANING.

GET YOUR carpets cleaned and laid at
VI the Electric Carpet Cleaning Works, 159
West Third St Telephone 1.0J.
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miscellaneous.
A CHANCE OF LIFErIME-Tt

A CHANCE OF = LIFE; lE-To any
n one desiring 10 purchase a beautiful
modern home on st. Anthony Hill. can
offer the biggest bargain ever placed upon the
and the first reasonable offer will lake The
property, which is located i'll the best neigh
borhood OIL the Hill: house modern in every
respect aid in first-cass repair; nne Large
barn, spacious grounds. etc: improvements
alone estimated ct S::225 Q, and The ground
Qj5X1a0 Ieetl at S.25CG: 10 trade. but will
make terms to suit buyer. William Candy,
SIG Pioneer Press Building
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-28

no YOU want 10 buy a seven-room house
- from owner? Easy terms. Address L 43,
Globe
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PROFESSIONAL.
CIIiKOPODIST.

+ HIROPODIsT-Mrs Allon, 2S6 West
~ Third st.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-28

EOE RENT-The Grand Central Restau.
rant. formerly used as dining 70 ON for
the hotel, with everything complete, as well
as fixtures for the kitchen. at S65 per month
This is q good thing for live man. as he
can have the trade of the hotel and the former
patrons of the dining room. The location is
unsurpassed, being at the corner Seventh
and WabaSha SITS
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-28

EOR RENT Hotel ana saloon; good loca-
l. ton: new brick building: twenty eight
numbeie1 rooms; all modern improvements.
Address A. Globe.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-28

Dor sALE-New ten-room house, corner
L Laurel az. and Avon st.; hardwood fin
ish and all improvements. By owner, 365
Aurora av.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-28

FOR SALE - Confectionery and cigar
L store. with soda fountain. ice cream par
Tor; for sale at a bargain; good location. APP
ply 400 Hennepin av.. Minneapolis.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-28

EOR SALE lower town residence
L with all modern conveniences: will be
sold cheap and on easy terms, if desired.
O'clock
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EfOR SALE-Seyeral houses OH monthly
L PAYMENTS. Inquire SIS West Water ST.
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Dor SALE-Housc, S94 Laurel Av.--Mod-
l. ern and complete: hardwood finish on
two floors; laundry in basement; finished
attic: terms to suit purchaser. Owner, 303
st. Anthony av.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-28

FURNITURE and good will of an eleven
l. room house, full of frst-class roomers
and boarders; furniture all new; a snap if
taken at once; reason for selling leaving
CITY Address T45 Globe
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FOR sALE-Four elegant new stone front
l. residences (separate). corner Crocus Hill
and Dale ST.; thirteen rooms. hot water heat,
tath room tiled floor and walls, laundry.
etc.: terms to suit; houses.open. +. S. Bry-
ant los Enst Fourth st
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EOUR-ROOM at 23l Rondo ST., six room at
l. 374 RoIdo st.
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LNOR SALE CHEAP-Handsome new res
i idence. with all improvements, on st.
Anthony Hill. For particulars address Ii AZ.
Globe.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-28

ENOK SALE on easy terms. new house
and lot On Fuller ST.. near Dale: newly
finished and all modern improvements. In
Qure at 3q5 University ay
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-28

FOR SALE-Horseshoeing shop, doing
L good business: change of. business rea-
son for selling. Address X, Globe
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DOR SALE-One of the best saloons in the
Il city; fine corner and good business
street; living rooms and dance hall on Sec
ond and third floors: possession given so
is no small item, if desired. For particulars
address \ %. Globe Office MINNEAPOLIS Mimi
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-28

FOR RENT.
Rooms.

SMITH AV. 127-Corner Sixth St-Nicely
~ furnished front room wi tn modern con-
veniences. private family.
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DOR SALE--Minneapolis business prop
i erty, unincumbered, that Will net plir
chaser 9 per cent: occupied by owner for
over twelve years; $1,000; location, 14U5Wash-
ing;on av. south, Minneapolis
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-28

DOR SALE OR RENT-Brick residence
i on Lincoln av. east of Dale st.; posses
sion given al once: eleven rooms; all con-
veniences; steam heat. Apply to owner,
Room ST. Globe Building.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-28

DOR SALE-For the Dominion of Canada,
patented staple article for which
factories are built and the goods introduced
throughout the United States. A rare chance
for sure investment. Address X 100, Globe,
MINNEAPOLIS
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HGUSE-For rent, 81 St. Adams St; eight
IL rooms, all improvements fine repair;
S25 month. Howard l.. Smith, No. 40 Man
haitian Building
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MANUFACTURER AND STORAGE
Nl Room-Buiiding corner Jackson and
Tenth; size 66Xl60 feet; reasonable rental.
William Constans, Room Is. Schultz Build
ing
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oBE THIS PE SaG GN GR f {l R BR7NG scC
sT.PAUL GLOBELETTERLIsr

THE FOLLOWING GIVES THE NAME
L ana address of letters remaining in the
counting room on Saturday. Aug. 90 Adver-
tisers railing for them will please say"Adver-
tised:''
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-03-10
There vas 9 slight typographical error
10 the analysis OF the Equinox spring vat
or lat week. We now print il correctly.


Already the purity OF tho water has Ut
,rac,ed much attention and It's medicinal
virtues are daily being demonstrated.
The doctor be hanged He dropped
into our Office the other morning snd
pleasantly remarked that We we're growing
p.le and thin an il We didn't wish TO see
the June daises blooming over our grave
We mus, a., ont, We asked him to dag
moss. He said. owing TO our sitting so
much the blood bad settled into our legs
@c.. and ihs, We were threstened With the
tick .dollar,owe, or words TO that effect
We replied. tbs. Ill country editors bad
that bat he insi.ted that we must get out
Ia, 4. time al least We hiuted that our
limited means would not admit OF . trip TO
the Fst Islands, The only place on earth
where people can go IN respectable society
.ubou, sny clothes. He sid . careful
,ssrch might hcd health near bone. 10
our auesi,on. wbsie, be quietly remarked
tbs, the ice wss good and vent out. IL
was true. A proirsc,ed thsw followed 10y
Trey, bad len the Ice good every where.
"A 90 had fonad TO our sorrow only thai
morniue, but vhst had tbt 10 do with
health. A deep study brought the con-
.rlu.iop tbst The doctor bsd referred to
.ksuus. Oh zee. We could skaie. that ~
,ve could 10 our younger dsys. We wooid
ary H. L,ctins skates 90 would borrow
.of COR promising sou. lbe 10 forever
promising Tue, we're little short, bn'
9th stre,caing you'd do. We selected
place ne.r Dead Horse SCAMP, little IRE
aaeu,ed by psa but sacred 10 The memory
~ many worthy beasts. ~ the seene OF cur
L,l.r,iy. A. we struck cut our All. he
voks ,bs echos add disturbed the iess, Of
eoct OF efoss. What cared &c Tor cross
a. creditors. OF cemeteries OF even The
Manchester JovHSsL Wer'u. ~e youns
s.sh' Bot ipst tnen something happen
"A. We never rsiinsd before that se had
a bright falnm behind o.. u erss
bright suddenly. accompanied si,h pyro
,,cbu,cs thsi would have doa~ esed, 70
w..hins,ons bi,tt dsy. s,srss W.
A.a'n, time 10 coaI, them. Fortunately
40 bosrs sere broken. shall ~e Wy u
.ssm' Well. ss susss 80 When The doc
Ios orders medicine we sissys take u, and
"a the eou.qsenc.s rect 90 ln head Ia
III. psr'calsr Instance ihsy seemed u
have rested pretty hs.,ily on our bead
bai sslsi IL ps.s. We gill '',ry. Try sssia
Is loas - there 10 whole bose 10 on
body. Hnbeflo 70 oar business esr~sf ~
hid toned II difscul, 10 nsks both end
nssi Noe there sss no dinieni,y stsi
.y.t Oar ehisi cOpoera sas 10 kecpins
both Gods f,os H9eiiDF. oni hsrs< "a
rhis direcsioa did DC, ms~i sab Batteries
.aeca.s After . ball lonf Of ops and
ao~n.. mostly aosns 90 20. on better
We tel, ihsi yoGih sss really eomins
barl. rot sasctiy 10 cur back. thsash I
sss ,sv srcash 10 BE- yosns sId t~rdsf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-03-10

Coss SSH bs,e nee sd,srtsse'
nsni Heed IL.
-Ja5ss Barton 10 stronger ihsa be ss'
. 10. seess ago
-Das delivers ifs.h bread. oysters and
all kisds Of groceries
w. r. Taylor tbiois be 10 getting Too
oid Tor isfmi1s. and sdveriises bic farm.
good ons. fOt sale.
-Abosi twenty-five more pee book :
~ets feceived Tor the Library this week
sad Oil be ready Tor circulation on Ssiut'
day.
We learn ibst Dr. Brown 10 10 poor
health spd snaious 10 get back 70 Mao.
ehas 81 spd ibst be expects 10 return here
psxi Saturday.
Rev, J ID. AJsm commenced bis ls'
bors ~ pastor OF the Congregational
church, last sunday. He boards st the
Mgeson House.
The yoaas ladies OF Manchester evi
deutly mean business. They gave the
yousg gentlemen second sleigbios party
lee, Friday evening.
DIR. McNesny has gone 10 New York
10 s,tend The annual commencement Of the
N. Y. Dental College, aud will be absent
the remsinies Of the week.
- Remember the lecture OF Hon. T. b.
T.ft st the church this. Thursday evening.
Hts subject. Mexico, 10 one ve know little
about and ought 10 know more.
Our short run OF sleiebing came TO .
close Ss,nrdy aud II begins to look like
.ugsrins. Very lev In this vicinity will
apply ior the sugar bounty.
David Kent brought us half . dozen
halt srosn sr.ahoppers. gathered from
his garden, Monday, He says there were
plenty NOR sud he gave mp the town
iquor sseDcy year ago. too.
The May friends OF Miss Anna BATHS
will he glad TO learn that she has recovered
IRON bel recent iiHbss SUI " 'eoNpibk nv
glasses rs usual 10 the Spellmsn Seminary.
Atlantis. Geo. She is proving herself a
very successful ,escher.
"A telegram received Friday brought
the news that Fred l. Purdy. Was very Ill
Al Washington, where he WAS employed IN
the Treasury department. His brothers
Rollin aud Robert started for Washington
Friday night. bu, owing TO ~ accident on
the road the sleeper did not reach Man
chester until after the morning train and
they did no. reach Washington until
Saturday night They found their brother
alive but unconscious and be died Sunday
morning aged 30 His body has been
broush, home aud the funeral will be held
., the re.idepce OF Mr.. Purdy on Tburs,
day n2r.M.
There vas 9 slight typographical error
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-03-10

. shori time .ipce Of the siekness and
dssihai Eaw.rd Bo.msa 81 Railsnd -
.m bsppy TO state tbs, Mr.. bo.nsa, 81
iboage 81 ops iine bis lite ss drspsired
q, b.. recovered iron d.ssaeas stiseh
ppssmonis
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Brunswick -iuly l., octsvia u, wife Of J. +.
Alexander, aged a wears, July IA, Capt. Robert
t,iren, sged y years. July ID. Msthiis Brassard,
aged "A years.
KNOX
FrieHdsltp--Iay Id. Mrs. kurlla Rus>oii. aged
- wears, tuuBth.
RockIand--Ialy 10. Thomas Fish.
OXFORD.
NOrwsy-July n. Rachel Iorian. ,isnghter of
Mr.. aud Mr.. =. :. >iearns, aged mo. and q iilS =
Psris-.luly i2 little son Of Emery l.. and Dels
u. Bonnsy, aged moath and dsys
SOMERSET.
Csaasn.-.Iuly II. Mr.. Elisha ilagg aged 81 yr.
mos. a days. July L. Mrs. MARY II widow OF
William y. Chandler. aged ~ wears
Iiarilspa-.lune -, Mr.. JOHN Morrill, aged q
wears.
Palm,ra Iuly Is. Mr., r. Douglass
Sko~he gaa-~lHv r. Mr.. Fila VI Giles aged
D years. Jalv ~. Miss Jennie Lah,s,ien, aged 4
years. months.
" k~IiiNGruS.
Calai.-Isly l., John ra0ur,. ssed Y years,
months, i DAYS,