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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-21

TIE 10, RxAL had call wednesday from
Hon, George Pottle Of Lewiston one of tbs
i,lard Of State assessors. He was returning
tome from Aroost1ok where the board
held two seasons lat week, one at Caribou
on the 18th and one at lIoulton on the 18th
Both meetings were largely attended, forty
Ctvo towns beng represented at the meet
Zirgs. Hon Hail c. Bgrleigh. chairman OF
the board. was taken seriously Ill with
rlurisy, on his arrival at Caribou. For
several days lie was threatened with
pneumonia. Ills wife and daughter
we're summoned by telegraph from Fassal-
-boro AMI are in Caribou at the present time.
.ne many friends of Mr. Burleiah in the
valley Of the keuneh1c aud throughout the
entire State, viii b, pleased to learn tina,
lie is rapidly Esini'g strength and will be
,aSle 70 retain home IN few days. His
course Of action upon the board of asses
sors has beea fair and honorable under all
circumstances and has commended itself to
the people OF Maine. While personal and
PRACTICAL representative of the great leading
sdustry of the State, agriculture, he is
the representative of all classes and of all
;,,tt,sf.ips
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THE RUFFED GROUSE.
He Hears and Sees Everything, and Moth
ing Escapes His Notice.

He Hears and Sees Everything, and Moth
ing Escapes His Notice.
There is not in existence perhaps a bird
that knows more Of the surroundings in the
places he nhaoIts than the ruifed grouse
lie hears, he sees everything. Nothing es-
capes his notice. This Is his home. He
lives about here alt the seasons of the year
-seedtiine aud harvest, winter and sum
mer. lie knows well also every wood, ev-
cry covert, thicket and stream in the ' in
ity. When compelled to leave this place
h. has several select spots to which lie flies
for refuge.
One of these retreats may be in n dark
aud gloomy nook under the outrageous
icliage Of the woods, or it may he in a
clump Of dense and impenetrable ever
green's or among he witch hazels or amid
the innumcrable and inaccessible saplngs
Of the gentle, slopng woodland, or it may
be in the open wood, The sportsman will
soon come to learn the location OF these
spots by carefully watching the flight of
the bird, b;it the grouse also will soon be
como aware 81 that fact after lac has been
disturbed few times and will 90 no more
there but direct bis flight elsewhere. The
grouse never flies without knowing exactly
y here be il gong, and when he starts on
nis way nothing will turn him from his
course, for in my experience | have seen
but one bird change his line OF flight. l
,nce saw a grouse crossing IA field fly di-
rcCtly over "a man and team Of oxen plow
ing.
But the rutfed grouse practices at times
mode Of fight that is extremely decep
tive rs to his destination. In the hollows
ne will fly straight ahead through the mid
die Of them for 2CD to 800 years and then
take a vide turn OF about 40 y8Ttis, and
comm. back the same distance alicht on
the brow Of the hill. He is now in posi-
zion wheIc lfr can see the sportsman APP
pruach and csu watch his movements, and
where he wuHli scarcely he looked for. II
discovered, however he flies along the top
# the hill, keeping well out of gnnshot.
such birds are hard to find again, and the
mystery is where they go,
As the grouse resorts to strategy to cs
cape from man, be Is also compelled to Ito
the same to save himself from his other
enemies. ] recollcct being in the woods ore
morning on pleasant day in October and
seeing a hawk sailing above a hcmlock
tree. Approaching the spot l discovered
near the top on limb about four feet from
the body of tree a ruffed grouse. The
hawk continued for some time his cireling
movements, when he began gradually to
descend.
The grouse seemed lost. when as the hawk
passed near and to the opposite side of the
Tree the grouse like a bolt shot from the
limb, and flying only as a grouse can fly
made for the dense cover, which he reached
in safety. When the hawk came around
and found that the bird had flown he rap
idly assembled and was soon lost to sight
Forest and Stream.
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NEw ioRk. sept. y


FLous-Reoeir,s. $500; psss; ,Apor. NV
bbls; 2O,s.i sacks. Saiea. 800 pkgh. maj
Set very dull, buyers bidding i0alac under askpi
.os extras. a. 0sa2 %; cav mills - CITY
mile . 20; pnsvnis. 4 15it 60, winter whea, es
pat, nts. 5Jd4 GO ------ A.inncsota clear. soasa
,tynigbts. 3oa+ 90, patents. 3aoa 40; ne
mixtufer. 2@ns n, soi Jnno 7sa2 70. the. IN
~ 10
SOUTHERN FLoUn-easy, more active
RYE tLouA-- quiet, steady, sZ.goaS.So
CORN MEAL--d dull steady.
kYE--dull, weak, NestuIo. 50A5i.
BARLEY - nominal. ito, !. WtGsfl
eoas0. state, b6a,u, No. Toronto, s'asS.
BARLEY MALl-quiet - western 7oAa;
two rowed stale 7oa7e, six-rox,d state soAx, sJ
made Canada lOoal6.
WHNAr--Krcctpts u. I.5 bush. exports. 9aGg
sales, ~, 900, dali, easier. --------------
- ~. t,d. shle anu elevator, 72s;l,
afi0ai, .3n--; fob, 5Ja.i, No. / haru ;ss;gI,
No. spring 75ia7s; No. northern ,llaia.i
No.2. nottiein. so,a5oi; no @G~lstee 7oia'si,
No. red. .-a--. hoa spring eoiaso,. aupsari
red. 12Aa73s.
CORN --heocip,s H.soo, esso-''. 2o,so, ssle,.
1900, dali. iim,-------- - -
No. |. HIN eicsaptt. iJiai9i nnoai, No
:, - Is II elevator. isiaigi, afoai.
No. 8. i9sn; sl,aoiet aioat. A.. yellow, W..
ungrnded uila.d. 4alatst, steamer mixed, NJ,
No. = white. :. delivered.
UATs--k,c tir,-. iiO.25p, .spcr's Ssh bHsb
safes. i2s 600, fairly aoinc, with whites lover
No. 2, .stasSs4, 10 shtr. 81. NJ tbiease
iJisajl ~. D 5ias--, do ~hit., 59.3.i. miArd
n'-i.in. Sia:Ij, 1hsts, EaAiii .~...,a 'sss
E,III
bE.r- strnJy quiet.
BEEF uAns-'iuir.. 10 5oaE 90
TiEHtED BAH hrm-r,
LCr MhArs-~iIuirt, brn, Didd'ts, nominal
LAbiJ- quiet, nos.itlrd - s"~,rIs siran
closed $40 0onloka, nominal, oiir. t2oOa-i'enacd.
hrm; tbD,iBsnt, $40 20 y 40 30.
NFtn. Eitlts tls. old mf-s
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A Niece Of Robert Burns.

returning past the thorn aboon the
H." we came by a pleasant way to Bridge
b cottage, the home Of Miss Isabella
rms Begg, niece OF the bard and his
" surviving near relative. The cot
re- Is a coy structure in stone. from
ose matched roof adormer window, bril-
ut with flowers, peeps out through the
iage which embowers and half conceais
| tiuy homelet. The trimmest OF little
Ids admitted US at the roadside wicket
A conducted us along path bordered by
Iwers to the cottage door, where stood
is Begg beaming a cordial welcome upon
! pilgrims from America. She is the
lighter and namesake Of Burns youngest
IA favorite sister. Isabella, who married
I'm Begg. We found her to be singu
ly active and vivacious old lady, CHEEKY
IA intelligent and manifestly pleased tt
sc secured appreciative auditors for he'
ninisceuces Of her gifted relative She Is
slender habit. has a bright and winning
and soft gray hair, and when she wa
ted beneath the Burns portrait we couit
that her brilliant dark eyes are nk'
,se on the cauvas.-T. +. Wolfe in La
81 Home Journal.
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MISTAKE OF Al LIFE.
The Most Terrible Mistake
Possible to Make.
And the frightful Results Which
Followed.
An sAssId b carsssl b Assit his ersaa
Danger.

The world is careless.
And i, Is just this carsiessness ~nie''
constitutes the greatest element OF danger
From little things grow great things
small beginning often results in sn awfu'
and disastrous ending.
gentleman well-known by Us has lass
pss.ei through an experience which per
sec,ly demonstrates this. He began TO
have eer,xia feelings which he could NOT
explain. He grew lspguid and tired, rex
wesk. in fact. after any kind Of sxertion'
He had headache, dizziness and ms ssom-
sch and bowels troubled him. There WAS
a sediment in his water. After while he
had numb srells, trembling feeling in his
legs. arms and body. Then there came
prickliny sensations in his fingers and toes.
Suddenly he had a shock Of psrsiyas.
For the simple reason that he had TOT
months neglected. through ignorance OF
their real meaning and danger, the grsda-
ally growing symptoms Of this awful as
ease.
This gentlemen. who is no other than ,he
well known William T. Cox, Esq, OF Isl
Friendship street, Providence X. L.. rs
lesson 10 others against neglecung the
symptoms sni feeling which so surely lead
10 paralysis. stated IN US the facts OF ms
case, trusting that others will profit by his
mistake.
Every word is true.
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Literary Noticss.

The Nut Shell" is the title of the latest
hde to the Worlds Fair 1t IS Just
| ito name implies, the Worlds Far in
I sheIl. 1t names and locates all the
BILE exhibits and contains maps and dlA-
ns of all the main buildings. The visit
/, enabled by the use of this guide to see
most 10 the least possible time The
Shelf has been written by two expert
I'd literary men after having been on the
,nds daily for months inspecting eacf
every exhibit; therefore it cannot iai
e of profit and interest to all contem
ing visit to the Exposition. ID
ton, publisher, room I04, q elulncl
,et, Chicago, Ill,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-21

There isn't a creature on the pia1 Il VINO
-an oenpa,t. with the average AEierieaa
girl either IN beauty Of face or hrilE tncy 81
cnnversatios and enc reason l. ii at hef
education AID her outdoor Efe hsTe run
side by side. sad each his added son ething
to the otheg Men who arr unfortunate
enough 20 hs oyer % sigh and wish them
selves young again when they sec a oevy Of
these girls Oh the lasu.-New York Tele-
gram
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A--.~~a~
Oo

6. n. Pspe of vaaalhore vas b u c'fy
Wednesday.
Oh. 4. A. jackson Vas The guest Of Fred
Mathews, "Wednesday
Miss Lena Hsbert. miliinef. Water street,
i IN Boston this week.
Col. e. c. Stevens paid Tying business
visit to Portland Wednesday.
Joseph Mace With Cross L Redmond =
in Montreal on business triP.
Postmaster C. B. Wood Of Winthrop,
vas in the city Wednesday evening
Edward J. Brlfon Of White River Janc-
t;on. VT, vas in the city Wednesday
Hon. o. d. Baker Attended court il
Skovhegzn the hrst three days Of the week.
Deputy Shersa James II. joyce Of Gres;
Falls, n H., is visiting friends in this city
Hon. r. +. Chalk. Inspector Of factories,
vent to wsterviile Wednesday on eficisl
business.
Thomas Leigh Jr- attended the Keeley
Cure convention 8, North Conssy. n II
Wednesday.
J.k- Sterling, electrical engines, for the
city Of Springfield, Mass. was in the CT,
Wednesday.
L. II. Stevens, with Ii. P. Fairbanks
Water street, is on a two weeks vacation
in Exeter, Me.
X. W. Brown Of Skowhsssn, Eastern
agent for Armour Co., of Chicago was in
the city Wednesday.
Calvin CampbeIl.a famous guide Of Jack.
man, northern Somerset county, was in ,t.e
the city Wedse sSiay.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. X. Brown of Fairfield
newly wed, were guests at the August
house "Wednesday night.
Miss Anna Laid of the pension office who
has been I'll for several days vas some bal
improved Wednesday evening.
c. c. Luce of Monmouth, has been en-
gagged by E. A. Getehell to take charge Of
his drug store a. lGs Witer street.
Mrs. NJ. s. kinbail and Miss kImbal. Of
night to attend the FISHER kimbal wedding
II. f. JaAkins, landlord of the Elmwoo
botel, Wsteryille, accompanied by Mrs
Judklns, drove down TO this city Wednes
Jay.
Ben Msher, Z. B. Richards and T. e
Bailey. are among the number who wall g.
to Skowhegan next Saturday to attend The
sheelmen's races.
A. NJ. Card. NJ. D., justice of the peace
| insurance agent, real estate broker and pen
sion claim agent, Of Hesd OF Tide, was il
the city "Wednesday.
The JoURsAL had the pleasure, Wednes
day, of receiving call from Hon. Henry
E. Tiepe of Pawtucket, state labor com
missioner of Rhode Island. Mr.. Tiepe /,
one of the most active AMI Influential Re
publieans in New England. He is ths
accomplished and efficient pesident of tn,
Republican League of Rhode Island.
The Journal WAS pleased TO receive 4
call Wednesday. from Mr.. Russell p. Estor
of Boston, who is now connected with
Dodd's advertising agency in that city. II,
+, the son of the late Russell Eaton, who
With Luther Severance founded the KEssE
NC JOURNAL in 1925. lie entered the
Maine Farmer office in 1874 and remained
there until 1859. For 20 years he was con
lected with the New England Farmer ans
hen he sold his interest in that paper HI
vas its principal owner, ii being publishet
ander the firm name of Russell P. Eaton &
60. Mr. Eaton ia visiting his sisters at the
Id family homestead on Chestnut stree
and IS in excellent health.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-21

In the case of the sun we can see, with
q aid Of the spectroscope, in about what
der some of the constituents of its shell
le placed. but we can only scratch the sur
lce of the earth, and we know by direct
hsaryation far less of the order in which
,e deeper parts Of it's crust are laid down.
iere. however, the study of the sun comes
to help us in the study Of the earth.
On the sun metallic elements abound I'M
ernegth the lighter substances forming
he upper or outer portions ii it-9 inc',hdes'
ent she'll. There is reason to think that =
imilar order prevails in the crust OF the
arth, and that deep down beneath the snr,
ace. If we could penetrate there. we should
ind mitch larger proportion OF the heaY'
or metals than we find near the surface. =
Youth's Companion.
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STATE OF MAINE.
Kennebec S., Court Of County Commits
.ioners, August Session, Held By Adjourn.
msnt Sept. Is, 1895.
In matter OF petition Of Albert A. Nichols
and others. petitioners for the repair o.
Gage street extension.
Pursuant 10 a notice ordered upon peti.
ton of Albert A. Nichols AMI others duly
presented aad entered at said August term,
the county commissioners met at the eoars
house, In Augusta, al 1880 clock, a III
and thence proceeded 10 view the street
s., mentioned IN said petition. and immediately
after so viewing said street they heard tht
~r-gQarties and thtl. witnesses. and having
taken such further measures in the premise s
as the deem proper, do hereby adjuige said
lway to be unsafe and lneonVenisnt TOY
Gytravellers, horses, teams and carrisges and
ii IS ordered as follows.
Ordered, That the following repairs b.
made upon Gage street extension IN tile
city Of Augusta, viz
Sad street shall be filled and graded
within the limits Of said Gage street e1'en-
sion as laid and accepted by the city OF
Augusta, to uniform height of five feet
above the lowest point in said street across
gully as now travelled, commencing AT a
stake driven in said street i'll easteriy sill.
OF same nearly opposite of the new house
now being built by A. A. Nichols on the
kInorth side of the gully. thence southerly
across sad gully, distance OF about ga
Dlfeet, to a stake driven in the ground in or
-. near the westerly line of said street as lait
/ and accepted on the south side OF said gully
II the approaches to said gully to slope grad
ually to said fill, said street whet
filed and graded to be 20 fee
4 . wide between the shoulders OF
0C the same on the top of same Tor the entire
distance across said gully.
The approaches to said gully shall be So
repaIre that the surface water shall b.
turned into bitches so that the same shall
not run dowa the hills on either side Of
said gully in the travelled portion of said
street Suitable railing shall be constructed
On both sides of SAID roadway across said
gully after the same mas been graded a.
sSyl "a ore said so that the same shall he safe
Nv for travellers, their carriages and teams Al
all times.
An repairs aforesaid shall be completed
in substantial and workmanlke manner
by the twenty third day of October, A. ID.
1898. .... s-~.
,'oHS S. HAMILTON, Commissioners
CuAKtEs WENTWORTH, of
SAuuhL SMiru, J kennebec county.
STATE OF MAINE.
hennebec S., Court of County Commits
~ ,ioners, Adjourned Session, Sept. 10,
~ 1898 @+.*
Upon the fore gong adjudication AMI or
der il is
Ordered, That notice thereof be gives
the municipal officers os the city of Au
asia by serving upon jGll of them an at
N 4sted copy thereof with this order thereon
N orthwith, that they make tn repairs tiere-
"a specified ~ the tventy-tntrd Aay Of DC
t,ber, A. u 1885,
Attest w. S. Cuo,rf. Clerk.
tue copy Attest.
II T. MoRsE, Deruty Sheriff.
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E.kImo story Telling.

The Eskimo traditions are told over and
over again. Every one knows them word
ior word, and should the reIatcr omit or
add q single syllable he would be corrected
instantly by sorne one Of the audience.
The relater Of the story sits at one side OF
the room, and covering bis head turns his
face toward the wall away from the audi
ence before be begins.
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Here is an extract from the diary Of a
lady Of fashion of the last century which
has the note Of complaint Of the present
day:
''Our streets are not wide enough for the
carriages nor the week long enough for
ones engagements. There Isn't enough
money Or enough time to spend Il In. In
short. sach messt' Boston Transcript.
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SAILED THE SEAS 9S YEARS,
One Of His Experiences.

For thirty -e!gils years CAPT. " I'D follore5
the aes, most Of that time ~ master 81 We =
sci, and upon retiring from the wster vas D.
pointed by the secretary Of the United stat e.
Treasury to superiptsEd the seal tshag.ea IN
A!aska- which position tie he q I've years. lie
relate. one experience ~ follow:
For several years bad teen ir0sif led wttii
General Hervouspess and pain IN tie reFiuu
q my heart My greatesS aftirfios so
sleepie saees; II was almost impossible ut az Y
time 70 obtain rest and sleep. Having seen
Dr.. Niles remedies advertised began using
Seryine After taking a small Quantity ske
benefit received 1as so great that was tod
lively alarmed, thinking The remedy eogs-
tanned 9pisfes which would finally be- Injurt-
oiis to me; but on being assured by tine drug
cfst that IL was perfectly harmless eontin-
ued 1t together with the Heart Ours. Today
can conscientfo1sly say that DR.. Eifes' b.
stotative Servine and New Heart Cure dgd
more for me than anything had ever taken.
had been treated by eminent physicians
in New York and san FRANCISCO without Ten
fft. ! owe my present. good health 20 the
tudici0us Hse OF these most valuable remedies,
and heartily recommend them TO al. afflicted
as was."-Capt- A. r. Loud, Hampton, Ne.
Dr. Niles Restorative Nervine and New Cure
are sold ~ all druggists on . positive guaYan-
tee, or BY DF. Miles Medical Co. Elkhart,
Ind on receipt OF price. 81 per bottle, or SIX
.sottles for p expreD prepaid They are
tree from al opisfn an6 dangerous dr1gA
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Candidate For al Asylum

MONTICELLO y. Y, Sept. 2o.-The grand
jury, which Is celebrating on the Halliday
case, will probably n t finish its business
and make known their findings until to-
morrow. The impression seems to pre-
vail that the woman will be adjudged
insane and sent to an asylum for life.
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Collision Due to Negligence.

WTLK ESBARaE. Sept 30 Owing to DISC
bedience on the part Of Engineer Hufford
and Conductor Shelter of local passen ger
train, it was run into by the express at
Slocum sliding on the Lehgh Valley rail
road Several passengers were injured. but
no one is thonght 10 be serinuslY hurt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-21

Long kid gloves were introduced during
rho reign of Charles III to accommodate the
,sbor, sleeves worn Mt that time by fashion
ohis women. Their advent is by no means
modern. and from earliest time boxes OF
them have no donbt been lost and won With
A. courtIy a grace as at the present day
pry Goods Economist
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, OR HEADACHE AND NERvOusNEss
r.e Her.fsrd's Acid Phosphate

DR. ]. s. WHITAKER, Millvilie, N. j.,
..vs al, hss been tIs'roux,tls tested, and
especially in certain forms OF dyspepsia
he adache, uervou. affections and restoring
the waste to the nervous snt muscular sys-
emespecislly caused by overFork.
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Still Behind Time.

QUARANTINE, 5. l.. Sept. 2o.-Thc Val
kyre was not sighted up to this morning.
There was almost a dead calm off shore
during the night The yacht could make
little Roadway under such conditions. and
there is little chance OK her getting into
port before this evening
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4 Robbed His EmpIoyers.

NEW YORK, Sept. 20-Hugh l. Nc
Canoe, % years old, il charged with for
gerry by his late employers, Meyer. SnifIin
s; Co. dealers in plumbing fixtures The
amount Of the forgery is 5000, which the
prisoner squandered in fast living.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-21

When 80 years hence some social editor
endeavors TO ascertain where the heroism,
the talent and the patriotism Of his day
came from, he will be compelled to go back
20 the healthy mothers and the stanrh
fathers Of cur day-Neg York Advertiser.
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Nav Survive the Shack.

NEW YORK, Sept 20.-Rev- Samuel d.
Halliday. pastor Of the Beecher Memorial
church and formerly assistant pastor to
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. was stricken
With apoplexy in the psrlors Of Plymouth
church. l. is prohabIe that be will recnyer
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IT WOULD COST

a LII Of ESQ 10 at the lowest
n estimate to print H., ooo han l.
bill. and Distribute them. II
perfectly safe TO say that however
thorough the distribution niga he
rot half If them ~puh secure
reading The same Advertisement
in single ISSUE cf she Daily Ken
nehec loUsVAL wogA te worth
more than islce 90 mnch, for ii
goes into the ht,mes and IS READ
dsily b. more than $1,000 people
An advertisement Of hsnibi.l sise
could b. rup ONE n,ppth in the
Daily for the money that ii VouM
cost to ptin; and dis;rihate 1900
hsndbills.
Tms would give the advertiser
more than the equivalent of 500
600 hsndbills. assuming that they
we're all gwen reading by ii1cr-
eut peopi's---sr,d the equivalent Of
more than 10000 hsnihills As
Stunning that only half of them
were read.
TIVE superior value Of new.pS-
So. .,~.- al u-4varfsxF-s- r.. ls.,s.
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A hat entirely made Of and trimmed with
corn shncks has been made by Mis- Mary
Ryan Of Tuscaloosa, Ala
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Ihe Gallant Ninth.

The annual reunion Of the veterans Of
the gallant Ninth Ne. Vols. will be held at
Brunswick. Tuesday, Sept. &c. Arrange
r1ents have been made for half fare on all
railroads. The brave boys of the Ninth,
no broke bread, when they could get it,
n tie battle ielis of the South, will in
lace, on the thirty-seeond anniversary Of
lie day they reached Washington on their
ray TO the front, partake of the hospitality
Il Brunswick which is fsmons.
TIE Young gentleman who does the Gus
,;dor act at the court house will never be-
,onie Chesterfield in manners.