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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-11
BODY BADLY MuIllAIED.
An Attieboro Man Robbed. Murdered and
Thrown Into Pond.

NoRrH .tvTLEBoRo, Mass, July TO-
This euic. little town has sensational
and mysterious murder case on its hands
to tax the abilities of the local police. A
uuiet. easj .o.,g, respected and aged Irish
man named Patrick Mccarthy met his
death at the hands of some person or per
IONS unknown Who they We're or what
the :uotive are mere matters of specula-
ton. The deed was done and Patrick
Mccarthy WAS the victim.
Charles King aud his wife were boating
on Writings Para pond at i1:30 yesterday
morning, when a horrible sight met their
gaze in that portion of the pond near the
icehouses. Sitting in an upright posi-
ton On the bottom OF the pond, with his
arms loosely foliet!, was the body Of a
man. Mr.. King h;tstcned at once to the
nearest telephone station aud sent word
of his discovery to Deputy Sheriff 4. Car
lyle Brown.
The police arrived in few minutes and
the body was aken from the water. 1t
was recognized as that of Patrick Nc
Carthy, an old Irish resident. lie was 10
years of age,
Well Known and Respected.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-11
REAL ESTATE.


The following are the real estate trans
fers recorded in the Kennebec registry of
deeds for the week ending July :, 1898:
ALBioS--J. Frank Rich of Belfast, Waldo
county, to Wellington 1. Reynolds of W tnslOw :
China
: ArGUSrA-w. H. Eaton Of Boston ct ais,
trustees under will of Geo. W QuiDby. late of
Augusta, decreased, 10 the City Of Augusta lands
10 public highways val con. Alice JAG bs
Of Mi. Vernon and Chas.W, Manson OF Lyermore,
Andfoscoggiu county, to sarah +. Estes Of At
haInbra, Cal, formerly Of Augusta, cemetery lot,
$50 u ward l.. Bang. 10 JOhn NJ Nichols, land
and buildings, sS5e John Dockendoti o Lima,
Peru, South America. 10 Emma X sylvester OF
Augusta, lands and b,' ldings, $500, Ere X.
Davis to iodolph bosfe, land and buildings, Sli50
John H. Church 10 Frederick l.. Bryant land,
$40. Cmena VI aud Daniel !. Pike to Amanda
; Wade. land, 500 \. q. Andrews TO Eliza
sullivan, land and buildings, 5000. Joseph Dung
OF Chelsea to Gins +. Sabin, land 500. Trustees
Of Quinby estate to William Wall. and, 40
ieofge VI. bean, Jr., Edward l.. Bangs. land and
RElGe ADE-Thos J. Colder of Rome 10 tias.
II. Kelley of belgrade, land sl20o.
CHtNA-J. Frank Rich of Belfast, Waldo county
% Wellington / Reynolds, land and buildings ia
China ann Albion, So o.
CLINTON Nathaniel y. salisbury of Canaan,
Somerset county, o Charles II, salisbury o: said
|to,yn. land liir support furnished and TO he fur
In shed; GSor ia Anna WEIGH TO Alpheu- Gerald,
land lt.
FARHiSGrAIF-tHcy z. Fsuncc 10 William
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% " ,saoG ~ VI ,','h sis,o u,nr r..
- s,b,, ,,,4i H. c,t, sarS re-
III III, ~ i'.,,''',',,isI 80 Sr0o
% .,,t o. na,;h r;,s.r m Erarcrs
, $50, Isnd & br,iJirgs st"5 sarah : Earle
b. Nj. sh,ran Frnnk,, county fn .aia AtsooI
n 80 ~. ' ~ '' -
M n, Iyyxnx Calvin II pearhorn of Nj yrr.
- - n ncarbnrn ,,f tlonoa ax .rmtor. ~
80 s,,, 20 u,r,,,, Te,rhn,n san, ,nl bnli.tngs
{ ~ !" ~ 81, "a =, i,ynr. " psct I.td a. 81
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ba,'t ''''''' ~ ''' '' ''''
-, ,xn .ifred rbou,,,son of w,.crvill.. IN
lIamas W I,,yis ~ ,tatfaut land s35n " hi
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-11
4 WIND STORM.
Chicago and Worlds Fair Grounds
Swept BY : Gale.


Cuc.so. July "A furious wind and
r,in s,orru swept over the city between
.na / ,h,, event. and caught . good many
crafs on Lake Michigan. The SAILING yaeht
Chssxpeake vs. capsized near the bfe-
saving station and nine people thrown mtg
the water, four being drowned numoer
Of other vessels were capsiied-
Al the Worlds Fair grounds considerable
damage was done TO different buildings ana
exhibi,s stored within Some were dam
sged principally in broken glass, and In
nearly ali the buildings the harm done 70
the displays by the soaking they received
viii not be known until the exhibitors ap-
pear tomorrow.
Ten thousand people we're grouped about
the pavilion TO the east of the Manufactures
builaing. The wind, sweeping dense
clouds OF binding dust before it, caught
them unawares. They hastily rushed Tor
the big building and entered the doors IN
disorder.
The guards after admitting the crowds
endeayored to close the doors, but the force
Of the wind shut the doors with such vio-
lence ths. the glass in the three big en-
frances was shattered into fragments.
ON the west side, near the north end, two
sections of glass roofing, 80 by 100 feet,
were blown in, doing considerable damage
90 the Japanese section. the rain drenching
the paiut and varnish department OF the
United States division of the building as
well as Japan.
The full force Of the gale was felt manly
in the Agricultural building. Large crowds,
when the storm burst, made rush for
shelter in the building.
Just as the greater portion OF them
gained the doors. a section of glass roofing
over the centre aisle near the north door,
gave way and came to the floor below
with crash.
II fell all around the attendant at the
candy counter, but she escaped without u
scratch. A minute later smaller section
fell over the edge of the French division OF
the building.
The greatest damage done was 10 the
French section and New York state cx-
hibit. Two sections of the roof Of the
trans portation building. Il by 10 feet, were
,lisloiged and the carriage exhibits of a
New York and Chicago firm, was consider
ably damaged.
A large amount of glass was broken in
the two domes of Machinery hall bat NO
damage was sustained by the machinery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-11
AUGUSTA LOCALS.
An ideal Ssmmer Resort.

From July Is to August Il, the Chau-
,auaua Union holds its tenth ANIMAL session
1t Martha's Grove, Fryeburg, Maine
This grove is on the banks of the S&co
and commands 3 beautiful view OF the
White Mountain scenery. The programme
this wear is Of unexeelled excellence. The
various departments are ably manned IS Ia
past years. Mise Anna Barrows will have
charge of the cooking school. All the in
tricscies Of the culinary art will De thor
oughly eIpl med and illustrated. The
musical department with its chorus of one
hundred voices, affords one an excellent
opportunity to learn to read chorus music
The concerts will be given by the Ceeilian
quartet and one by the famous London
BARTON, Mr. Frank May. A grand final
concert will also be given BY the chorus.
Two ply steal department " Ill be in charge
Of Prof. W. A. Robinson Of Boston. The
latest methods Of ply steal culture both for
the bone aud for the public schools will be
taught. The Sunday school department
viii be conducted by Mrs. Helen Beedy Of
the Pennington Normal School.
Among the many literary features OF the
programme few may be mentioned. Two
Frank Buker, one upon Egypt, the other
upon Palestine and the Holy Land.
James Clement Ambrose, pop
alar platform orator of the West will
give four lectures His motto is, Speak
the Truth Laughing" Rev. A. E. Winship,
the well known educator of New England,
will also deliver four lectures.
Recognition day. the gala day Of the
assembly, the address will be given by Rev.
X. S. Macarthur, the leading Baptist divine
of New York city. Two years ago when
he was at the assembly he took his audience
by storm.
Harry W. kimbail will also lecture upon
Christ in Great City" a study into the
lights and shadows of Boston. The assem-
bly, affords for three weeks place in which
one may spend his vacation probably,
cheaptg and rest fully.
For full programmes, and any informa-
ton in regard TO rooms, etc, address Geo.
ID. Lindsay, 10 North street, Portland,
Maine.
Through the kindness of Mr.. Boothby of
the Maine Central half fares will be given
on all railroads.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-11

"Who hath not own'd with rapture -mitten frame
Thc power of grace. the magic OF narnef'
axis Campbell the poet,in his Pleasures OF
Hope. Pleasures OF Hope, fofsooth'
Many and many a woman knows them no
longer. They are in despair about their
health. They are rundown, debilitated
suffering from what they know not. II
may be dyspepsia, heart disease, liver OF
kidney disease; any or all of them. The sick
nesses Of women are cured by DR.. Pierce I
Favorite Prescription. That's where the
magic OF name comes in. This improves
digestion, invigorates the system, enriche'
the blood, dispels aches and pains, produces
refreshing sleep, dispels nervousness and
melancholy, aud builds up both the flesh and
strength of those reduced below healthy
standard 1t is a legitimate medicine, no
a beverage Contains no alcohol to inebri
ate no sugar or syrup to sour in the stom
ach and cause distress. 1t is as pecufiar II
its composition as it is marvellous Ill 1t
remedial results
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A HORRIBLE MURDER.
Patrick Mccarthy Of North AttIeboro. Mass.
Brutality Murdered and Robbed.

NORTH ATTLrnoRo. Mass, July . Pat.
lex Mccarthy. ahon' 50, a much respected
fesident, lett his honi, at ABOUT 3. A. NJ.
yesterday.
lie did not return, ami at noon bis son in
stitutea an unsuccessful hunt for him Thi
morning two men In boat found his BODY
ia Writings pond.
His h al hal been crushed in on the
fizht side, the car completely severed, an ,
long. ragged cut extended from the RICH,
side of The face across the neck to the
breast, cutting through the jugular vein.
An autopsy vas made but the findings
cannot be learned 1t IL known that Dis
tFict Attorney kDowlton was Immediately
notified. No motive other than robbery
can b. sssigaed for the deed.
The old man did not have over SIS in
bis picket when he left home When the
body wat taken out Of the water there was
20 cents in the pockets. Up to the present
lime the officers have found only one little
lae.
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100000 DAMAGE.
Southern Colorado Suffers From Floods
Streets ttooded Drowned.

Denver, Col, July 9.-Southern Colo
rodo has been visited by rains which did
great damage south of Lamar.
4 cloud burst m Willow Creek and an
immense body of water rushed down the
creek. striking Bent Ditch. which brought
the torrent into Lamar, covering the
streets from one to FIVE feet. Many fami-
lies had to move to places of safety.
At La Junia the heavy rains caused sew
eral irrigating bitches TO overflow and the
streets were covered with water.
Fifteen hundred horses and large mum
Der of hogs and fowls were drowned in the
vicinity. The total losses will amount to
StnO 900
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-11
IT WOULD COST

n LII Of $4,000 at the losest
n estimate TO print 10 900 hand.
bills and distribute them. 1t is
perfectly safe to say that however
thorough the distribution might be
not half of them would secure a
reading. The same advertisement
in a single issue of the Daily Ken
ncbce Journal would be worth
more than twice as much, for II
goes into the homes and is READ
daily by more than $1,000 people.
An advertisement Of handbill SIR
could be run ONE month in the
Daily for the money that ii would
cost to print and distribute 1900
bandbiIls.
TINS would give the advertiser l.,
more than the equivalent of $780,
600 liandbills, assuming that they
were all given a reading by differ
ent people--and the equivalent oil
more than 10000 handbills as
Stunning that only half OF them
were read.
TnE superior value Of Be~spa-
per over all advertising has long
ago been conceded by the brightest
and most successful business men
in the country. II is also the
CHEAPEST ADVERTISING
that can possibly be secured. To
reach the same number Of readers
with handbills that could be
reached by an advertisement IN The
Daily kennebec Journal would
cost the advertiser MORE THAN
TWENTY TIMES AS MUCH.
IIsspBILL advertising rs THE
MOST EXPENSIVE ADVER-
Using IN TIE WORLD. 1t
is even more expensive than the
sign decoration Of rocks and
fences, and not much more pro
ductiye Of results.
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WANTS ms PAY.
Lawyer Thebo Sues choctaws for s1i0.349
for Services Rendered.

SorrH McAntsrFR. |. T., July D.
George S. Thebo of Paris, Texas, yester-
lay filed suit against the Choctaw nation
to recover sIi0,349 alleged attorneys fees
in the noted Choctaw Chickasaw o klahoma
land claims.
Thebo filed a petition for an injunction
to restrain the distribution of the money
This will tie up everything indie finit Is.
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CASHIER WAS DsFAULTER.
Bank at Shubert Neb.. Short q Cashier and
S2i 900 in Money.

FAILS CRY, Neb, July 9.--The state
bank at Shubert, small town south OF
here, has failed. Yesterday the bank ex-
aminer invest gated tha books, ami last
night g. V. Argabright the csshie-, de-
camped leaving the statement that he was
s2l 900 short, having spent the sum on the
board of trade. Argabright was also treas
urer of the American Bond Company.
The stockholders will paw ali depositors.
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gieachery ard Dye Works Burned

HA,hgxsAcK. y. J. July 1.-The Lodi
beschery and dye sork- At Lodi, owned
b. Ryrnes Bros we're burned TO-DAY. The
liant was valued at 500 600: loss coverc,'
h insurance
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-11

Mrs Cobb Penney Of Pasadena, CAL -
in town At the home Of z. G. Folsom Mr.
Penney is we'll known by most of the eff
zens Of Oakland. having resided in Nor
rssgewoek and Oakland for . number OF
years. She will remain in Oakland and
vicinity during the summer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-11

Barnum. third Advertising car arrived in
town Mondsy evening AMI to-day its crew
win proceed to 20 over the country and
town. billing york done by the trews of Il e
first two cars Tire circus will be- here
"Wednesday, July 10.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-11

NEW i"Ek. july
obis 1929 sacks: sales. 300 pkgs: market
Irregular checking business, -----.----------
mills patents. 4 GOAT co. winter xhea h..
grades. " "a 245, fnif to fancy, Z Is 8 II.
o PATENT, 4oat TO- Mnneeia clear, .'o o.
mixtures. 2soA3 ~. r1perfne 7ta2 rs: an.. 20
10
RYE FLouK-steadV. quiet.
CORN MEAI.-dufl, steady.
RYE-dull; Western. jys5'.
BARLhr- dull, steady - No; q. Western.
0aso, state, G5as0; No. Toronto, ssas5.
BARLEY hALr-sieady, quiet; western 50asz;
We rowed state 7ca75; six -rowed state s0as5 city
made Canada l0Oal0
wpKATz- Receipts. 90, 800 bash exports, soi III
al $, 1880; moderately active, firm, - ----
S;a, ,laf os. s ssas AZ No. .f'1 n.Ia. s .a
20 g northern, 7ia7i., no Mi'~rus"f 765s7oi.
"" 5ied. a; Noz spring soiasoi; ungraded
Coas--Keceipts. 77,2oo, exports. 400, .sle.,
1900, brip, f,iriy active:
10, /, sofa, eieyrrt 49iaIsi. sfioai NJ
:. is.risi, elevator: islai9l 100; IDA, !, afoa,:
inRraded mixed. folatss, steamer mixed, Is,
w. white. ~.
uATs-Kcctipts. 20, 80. exports, eod7, bush
ai'.s. 1000; irmcr, more active; ----.--------
%. ;siiaios, do stite. asssy No 2 b,cngo
q 37l, No 3. 35la25i; DO wsit., 31a37i miAsd
ses,sfn. 6sis; do white. S7ais state
BeEY- dull, steady.
bsFE HAMs--tluiet,
LABIi-iirn TuiF; ------------------- n sste |
clo'ed AT fiO.i0, nominal; sales cis at |
-: city, ts.75as9te, SALES tc-: |
iehnta. qa I'll continent. SOB, $ A, |
20 %, c and {. ---.
poRK- dali. steady: old mess. si47sa |
AS new msss. eiS.7saeis.zs; extra prime. |
nominal.
BurrEE-moderate demand, sfa ady ;----
state dairy, l7a2is 40 cresn.I, 2il,S.
Western dairy i5iais; do creamery IL II, 90
iaetory, Halls, Elgin, rat; r0lis--. Perm /
reamery, 8s;D, do factory, I7az3
GBEE sK- steady m oderase demand; state large
white. 7iass, do eoiored, 7isss. do small. sa9.
10 nne whits. t9a-- old, --s-. o., ~isz., ,Oal0i
art skins. Old is, do new 3as. full stsbi-, AaI
PETROLEUM steady, aaiet; United s9I
CoffEE-Rio, hrmef, far demand; NJ T. l7aI7.
St1eAa--ras. firm, dull. teamed, fairly ac-
I'VE ira - |
20. /. 3.isas; No.2. s1sa -; 80. Al
a. sis, No. O.. sIas Lilo; No 1874 isis.
10 :. it.i6sI 5s;, No. o. sssI I3-is,
10. o. ,oi8a4i; no. II. 8Isi si.Is NO
7. 1884 il,Is; NJ. 10. ~; % a8 IS isss i II;
mould a, vi t6as., standard 8, 5ts 5yis;-l
'onfect.onas. a5.@5 7ls. cut loaf. 8 IL iaas;
dashed. 5 u NO powdered. "a ) ig-f5. gran
ilase'i. 5|as II "a. cubes ssas 1915
isish', 9 Liverpool. nsfket, easier, qniet.
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A LIGHT ATTENDANCE.
feared That Sunday Opening Of Exposition
Nay Prove Fizzie.

CHhsso. July 9.-The att. ndance at the
Worlds Fair today was so light a. to raise
A doubt in some minds az to whether 10
open Sundays will prove the financial boon
TO the Fair that was expected.
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BAMBERGER CAPTURED.
Murderer Of the kreider Family at cando, N
o.. Now in Custody.

FARGO, N. D.. July "a dispatch from
Churchs Ferry says that Bambergtr, the
murderer of the hreider family at Csndo
has been captured at Deloraine, Manitoba
80 miles from Cando.
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LONDON. July 9.-Royal Phelps CAROLS
yacht, the Navshoe. that sailed from New
port on June /. passed Sicily islands. ~
DAY. She comes to England to race the
crack English yachts.
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In Path Of Ocean Steamers.

QurrNsrows. July Capt. Murray of
the British steamer Alaska, New York for
Liverpool, arrived here this morning, and
reports passing July 2. in lat. 40 N. long
II W. submerged wrecksge drifting in the
track of ocean liners.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-11

Sor1AxkD By A. TRUSTED FRIEND.
Alaay Who had Suffered for years
~itA complication OF ciseases,
~ss suddenly and marvelously re-
stored 10 perfect health. Thinking
tsat shs might maze aer fortune oy
isopias lie secret at her recovery ,
:, herself she resolved 10 CO 30, bur
in 40 upguarded momsot she con !,
fded Il to . trusted frend,sni Gov
All tie Worlc Knows that LONDON
TosEc PTrLs are the Sovereign
2susdy of tho sse for Bilousness,
siigestion, Consti pahon Jaundice,
Liver Complaint, Fenals Weakness.
sad all forms Of Kidney Diseases
Possessing wonderful medicinal,
properties and being scientifically,
compounded, strength and vigor ism
impaired to the whole system byp'
their use Hundreds testify 10 theirt,
great merit Manufactured an6,
guaranteed bv the G. A. PRICE Co. he
Richmond. Name o
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-11

N0S8sHbsS Aotn1fbyIJ
MEs- Wrssf1w's SOOTHING srKUr haa been
nd fof over FIFTY fEAks by MILLIONS OF
INGs with PERFECT SUCCESS. II SlDTHEs
tn CHILD. .OFTkNs the GUNS, ALLAYS ri
fAIN CUkEs WIND collie ard II the hest
every part Of the world. Ne sure snd ~ foV
1fs Win@Iow's Soothing syrup." ard take -
Other kind. Twenty-Five ecnts bottle.
ape1oeSv1yr
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$4,000 FIRE a QrovilIe. Cal.

oRovu.LE, Cal. july a.-Fira t,siay de-
stroyei eight sto-es and 30 smaller build
ingn. mostly in the Chinese q'larers. Loss,
~I0,p10
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W. H. Daris and son Of Augusta are VS.
iring cur town at the hsrne Of c. b. 4
Winsl0x
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illl,IIoTA Wl|
OAKLAND.

Lester NJ Andrew. vas in Augusta and
Gardiner. Sunday
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rse following well kaowa and
RELIABLE FIRMS
will sesd upon application.
CATALOGUES

VIZ y kA3SN#NA ~ Sz14S
ard price i<.s. and give information in regard e
their Foods When price b charged II Ia aen
BICYCLES.
@EO. K. BIpwELL CYCLE CO. New YorA
u sThe Tourist" High grade. Fitted with
he new Ridwell constructive tire-the perfection
81 bicycle riding.
BENNINGTON ARMS CO.. SIS broadway, New
K York. Manrfxct, rers Of Bicycles that are
sQualed by few and excelled BY none. Catalogue
free.
1ALEiGH CYCLE CO.. LTD. eorner Bank
x and Greenwich Streets, New YORK, n. \.
zimmerman rides y Raleigh. Good agents wanted
\ MEXICAN oRNoNDE CYCLE COMPANY.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-11

A bright glare to the southwark attracted
the attention of people on Water street at
about 1910 O'Clock Monday night. The
city's dump at the bottom of the Gage
street fill across Staples rayine was on fire.
The flames waxed steadily stronger and the
smoke and sparks mounted higher
anil higher. Finally, at 1883
O'Clock. some one, deemiug an
ounce of prevention worth pound of cure,
pulled in an alarm from box 81. The Cap
tols and the Cushnocs responded with
marked rspidity but the former were una
Bile 70 he of service "a their hose would not
reach far enough. The blaze was soon
iampened sufficiently for protection and at
.23 z. NJ. "all out" was sounded.
There was a pleasant home Wedding Sun
Law at the house of NJ. W. T'rssk when
Elmer T.. Trask and Carrie B. Sanford
we're united in marriage. The ceremony
vas performed by Rev. J. s. williamson
The young people are both generally popu-
ar. They will reside on the grooms farm
IN the west river road, about mile and a
is.f out from the town.