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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1894-03-15
THE BRITISH IN AFRICA.

Students of British coloniz4ti
pe ljc7-more particularly those who
have watched the application OF that
policy II Southeast Afsica-wiil De
apt to await further developments
before accepting the conclusion that
in the recent collision on the Zam
besi between the British and the Por>
tugese, the latter were the sole ag-
gressors.
If the affair couli be regarded as
an isolated incident it might be
passed over as having no Significance
beyond that involved IN sudden fric-
ton, caused, as Port Natal cables
grams would have US believe, By an
effort on the part Of Portuguese tel
egram corporation to derive pecuni~
ary bepefi5 from British telegraph
company which is Building line
across the Portuguese territory. For
over two centuries the Portugese,
have practically existed in Africa by
legying tribute upon everything that
came in th4ir way. They have
made no effort to develop or c:villze
the interior cf the country, but
plan ed, as they have been along the
coast they have Systematically preytd d
upon the natives, and wherever thc y
could, driven hard bargains With the
other colonizing powers. Hence at
first blush the Port Natal story
would seem very plausible.
oil oo1oi.lara1 +bo
Z.mbesi incident canuct be regarded
as isolated. L. plays too nicely into
the hands Of the British at this es-
pecial jun@ture, not to suggest the
impression that the latter were more
than willing to have a rupture with
their Portuguese neighbors. Anyone
who will take the trouble to examine
map of Southern and Central
Africa with reference to the spheres
of influence in that quarter OF the
globe OF the European nations, and
then reoall the late Mataoele var
and ohjecs, must admit the force Of
the above contention. Tete, on the
z tmbesi, " here the collision occurred
is in little panshandle shape of
Portuguese territory lying along
the south bank OF the river, and cuts
ting in between Mashonland arl
the sphere of British influence to
the North. AL the territory South
of this strip,excepta a part Of the east
coast and the German territory, on
the far Southwest coast, is owned by
the british, or practically under
their domination. The possession
by them Of the little panhandle
would be Of great advantage
to the British, as it would not only
bring their line up to the Zambesi,
on which they keep a patrol of gLn~
boats, and give them connection
NJ arer the sea OF their northern and
southern frontiers, but would afford
them another valuable outlet for
the product of the Matabele gold
reefs. Itis, therefore, easy to under
stand that the British would not
have been averse 20 meeting the Por-
tuguese half way in the trouble. and
no one will be surprised when the
settlement comes to fad that Great
Britain has secured concession from
Portugal, which will aid her materi-
ally in carrying out her designs rela-
tive to Southeastern and Central At
RIGA generally, and Ma :abeleland pa :
tjcalarlY. he British have all to
gain and nothing to lcse by the colr
lision. Just the reverse is true in
respect of the Portuguese.--Rtch-
m0a,d Dispatch.
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A PRINCES OF JAPAN,

Fras lie, waXen dream of woman,
Cold, inscrutablc, unhuman!
Ivory skin too dense for veining.
Hair at deepest sha lie remaining,
Tiny lips gold-tipped with silence,
Sealed to girlhood's gay beguilance.
I can dream that men may love thee;
But will all their loving move thee2
Can heart sincere and tender
Rest beneath that garments splendor?
Rich with gold the gorgeous sheathing
Cold above thy quiet breathing.
Thou art made of dew and simmer
Of the moon where snow -crests glimmel
Wrought ofpure and scentless flowers
Stilled with hush of starlit hours,
Deep the natal mystery cleaning
Meath thine eyelid's heavy dreaming.
Mary NJ Scott in Iippincott's.
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THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS

Did Jules Verne ever think that his
imaginary Phineas Fogg would be
eclipsed by an American girl, who once
made the circuit i'm lees than 73 days2
But Phineas had to take second money,
The fame OF DR. Pierce's Golden Medi-
cal Discovery has gone around the
world long ago, and left its record
everywhere as precious boon to every
nation. In tho whole world of medie
cine, nothing equals it for the cure of
scrofula at the lungs-which is Con-
sumption, The blood is purified by it
until all unslghtly skin blotches are
d ven away. 1t is guaranteed to every
purchaser. You only pay for the good
youg.t,
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Now They Never Speak.

It was in the conservatory. At last
he had the chance of tete-a-tete with
the fair one who had enslaved him.
She seemed rather cold. but, OF
course, that might be due to the cooler
atmosphere after the warmth of the
ballroom. This is how he attempted
to break the Ice:
ST suppose you are extremely fond OF
dancing, Miss Triptoe?"
ssWell, not passionately. I some
times prefer sitting out'-especiaily
with an interesting partner"
Then the band struck up again.
''Let me see, l have you down fol
this waltz, think. Shall we miss it?''
80 dear, mol Not on any accountr'
And somehow he didn't seem to hal.
enjoy that dance.-Boston Globe.
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D;kt vile Letter.

P1KEv1tLE, N. @, Match 12,h
1894.
Dear Argus: We have been
having beautiful weather the past
week aud far.u work has been PRO
gressing fine'F. ~
Mr.. Silas Smith, VITO for the
past three months has been under
the EN- ploy mant Of the NoIfold &
Westei tIailroad company at Crewe
Va, is hack home again. Silas is
looking well aud we are glad to
see him. He esys there is no place
like old home.
The Pikevii.e Literary Saciety
will hold another meeting next
Thursday night al Alliance Hall,
at z o'clock sharp, and it is highly
portapt that all the old members
should be present.
Mr.. r. E. E9t1nan and little son
Franz, OF Wilson county, are in
town on a.visi4 to relatives.
Mrs. "A. Carpenter is in town
on a visitTt to- her numerous sfriends.
Rev. Nj. M. McFar.and and his
/ good lady, OF your, city were in
| town. Sunday as the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. J. p. Smith.
Miss Efie Blow, who has been
spending q week very pleasa ntly
with Relatives and friends in sSaulss
on, retpLped home tosday.
| s..- e = j, F. Il,
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Returning Confidence.

P1rrsBURG, March 12.-Signs OF
returning confidence in manufac.
turing circles continue. All the de-
partments Of the Cam bria Iron
Works at Johnstowp, which have
been idle, resumed business this
morning. The Johnstown Steel
Works, at the same place, also
started up after an idleness Of three
months. About 1000 meu went to
work for the two corporations. 1t
is announced to-day that the
Braddock Wire Works, at Rankin,
near Pittsburg, holds the record
eince Saturday, turning out more
steel than any other single roll rod
mill in the world. The record has
been held for a number of years by
the Joliet (Illinois) Wire Works,
whose rod mill turned out 243 tons
of wire rods in twelve hours. The
output of the Braddock Works for
Saturday, turn of ten hours, from
6 a. m. to 4 p. m, was 254 tone,
breaking the record by IL tons.
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GUARANTEED CURE.

We authorize our advertised druggist
to sell DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, upon
this condition, Ityou are afflicted with
a Cough, Cold or any Lung, Throat OF
Chest trouble, and will use this remedy
as directed, giving 1t d fair trial, and
experience no benefit, you may return
the bottle and have your money retunet
ed, We could not make this offer dlt
we not know that DIR. Kings New DIS
covery could be relied on. 1t neyerdLi
appoints. Trial bottle tree at ). d. Hill
q Sons, Large size soc and $1,0O,
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MY MOTHERS MEMORY.
JOHN BOYLE o'RETLLY.

There is one bright star in Heaven,
Ever shining in my night.
God to me one guide has given,
Like the sailors beacon light.
Set on every shoal and danger,
Sending out is warning rdy
To the home bound weary stranger,
L9oking for the land locked bay.
err
In my farthrest, widest wanderings
I have turned me to tn It love,
As diver meath the water
Turns to watch the light above,
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Terrible Railroad Accident

Is a daily chronicle in our papers; also the
death OF some dear friend, who has died with
Consumption, whereas, if he or she had taken
Otto's Cure for Throat and Lung diseases In
time, life would have been rendered happier
and perhaps saved. Heed the warning! If you
haye cough or any affection of the Throa
and Lungs call at j. H. Hill " Son sole agen
and get trial bottle free. LarDe size 50c
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rejoicing in their plenty and fancied
peace, yells that curdled the blood
echoed from the. prairie on one side.
and the forest on the other. Too
well were those cries known in the vii
lage of the IIlini Too often had they
been the signal which presaged
massacre. torture and slavery. Too
often, when the echoes died away, had
their wigwams ana their fields been
left In smoking ruins. What they
said was: s.We Iroquois are comet"
It was a band of this tribe which,
creeping from the neighboring prairie,
had swept upon them with such fierce
and sudden slaughter that the unpre.
pared Illipi were driven fos sstpge
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GREAT TTRIUMPH

Instant relief experienced and per
manent cure by most speedy and greatest
remedy in the world-Bacon's Celery cure
for Throat and Lung diseases. Why will
YOU continue to irrltate your throat ana
lungs with that terrible hacking cough
when J, II. Hill u Son sole agent Will
furnish YOU free sample bottle OF tlls
great guaranteed remedy? Its success Is
Simply wonderful, as your druggist will
tell YOU. Bacon's Celery Cure Is now
sold in every town and village on the
continent. Samples free. Large pottles
SOC,
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LISTOI LETTERS
in Post Office at Gold
boro, Wayne county, N. c.,
March 9Th 1891.
ADVERTISED PACKAGES.

A-I1addy Adams.
B-Henton Barnes, Oven Barfool
Miss FL "a Bann, E A BerJ.
E A Beard, Miss Ida B3et,
Sarah B!ount, Sarah Bur
den, Tom Brccket, Penn.e
Bryant.
C-John Carowaw, Miss V oil
lier,
E-R 'bert Eimondson, Martha
Einstein
F-Mrs. J4ne Farmer, Rev Henry
Farow, w r Faison. =.
G-Aibert Gardner.
H-William Hooks, Handy Gal,
loway, Mrs Lizzie Hooks.
J-R q Jones.
K-Johu A Kornegay. 4
M-AIford Man, Molting Moore.
G-Mrs Gales Oliver.
P-Mrs @ M Phelpa, Frank Perry
Miss Della Pltman.
R-Willie R;cards, Morgan Rich.
ard.
S-Miss Carnelia Smith Miss He.
iley, Smith, Mobs Smith.
tt Eel Tofer, j p Thompson, "
B 'Thompso. 4
W-Preston Weeks,
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GLAD TIDINGS.

The grand specific for the prevailin
malady of the age, Dyspepsia, Liver Com,
plaint, Rheumatism, Costiveness, General
Debility, etc., is Bacon's Celery cure. This
great herbal tonic stimulates the dlgestlve
ORGANS. regulates the Liver and restores
our system to vigorous health and euergle
Samples free. Large packages SOC SOFA
only by j. II, Hill q Son.
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RITCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE,

The 3Es SALv in .he world for Cuts
Bruises. Sous, y 1cers, salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and POSI-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required.
is guara ateed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 20 cents PEI
tox. For sale by j. II. Hill O. Son.
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All For a Barley Corn,

LaFontaine in one of the fables, tel
of barnyard fowl that scratched upo
gem, while scratching for corn, N
kBowing its value. he gave it to sto
cutter for q barley corn. Thus do pc
sons throw away the priceless pearl 0
he lth. A trifiipg cough is neglected
then comes Consumption, then. death
Stay the coffin. DR.. Pierces Golde
Medical Discovery will cure catarrh i
the head, If taken in time, and given
fair trial, it will cure or the mona
aid for. will be refun ded 1t is tn
lily GU nteed cure. {.
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Her Gantla Sarcasm.

Watts-I was playing penny-ante
with my wife the other night, and. just
for meanness, held out four aces and
dealt her four queens, and beat her oui
Of eighty-fve cents.
Potts-Did she accuse you of cheat
ing.
Watts-No; but she said it did seem
queer that q man of my ability sheuld
not be able buy his wife a dress oftenel
than did. d.-Indianapolis journal
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THE GOLDEN SECRET, LONG LIFE

Keep the head cool, the feet warm
and the bowels opep. Bacon's Celery
Cure is vegetable Preparation and acts
as a natural laxative, and is the great
est remedy ever discovered fe r the Cure
of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, and all
Blood, Liver, and Kidney diseases. Call
on J. II, Hill 6 Son sole agent, and get
trial bottle free. Large size soc.
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IN engine that consumes its own
noke has been invented. Il the az
pliance can be attached to cigarette
users tie government will | e applied
to for pension for the inventor. E
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of the Illinois
Indians.
It was a tale
told by their
old men to the
young warriors
in whispers, so
that the women
might not hear.
1t was a tale
their old wom-
en- C a C k l g d
shrilly to the
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"Our baby was sick and we bought on
bottle Of DR.. Bulls cough Syrup, ana wele
well pleased with it. It did the baby
good. WmTbom as. MeKeogpert, Pa,
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>
Persons calling for above letters will
please shy advertised and give date OF list
w-The regulations require. that one ce
be psid on all advertised letters.
JOHN w BRYAN p M.
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WATSEKA.
BY JOHN DEMITRY.

(lTs~HIS is a tradition
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The decorations at the church
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P1kEv1tLE, n. @, Match 12.h
1894. e
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of the Illinois
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-20
AFTER CARLIsLE'S SCALP.
Knights Of Labor Mean to Prevent
Unlawful Bond Issue.
Injunction Proceedings 10 Be Instituted b.
Grand Master sewrsisn.

PHrLADELrnrA, Jan. l9-The Knights OF
Labor, after consultation among the TIL
GERS presert at . meeting last night, sent
the follow ing dispa'c ch to J r Sovereign,
g neral master workman, Dss Mpires. Il. :
Secure counsel to go before the United
States supreme court Immediately and
ener injunction proceedings against CAR
Isle. restraining him from issuing
$4,000. coo bonds. Interests of the peo-
pie upon whom the burden Of all the taxa
ton to pay interest and principal of these
bond fall. require that you should imme-
iistsly take this step sgsinst the secretary
of the treasury, erj lining him from incur
riog further debt, while the resources OF
the government, if prorerly applied, are
sufficient to meet ali lawful demands.
(Signed JoHN W. HAYES,
General Secretary Treasurer h. of L."
Today the fullowirg tell gram, dated at
Dss Moines, was received by Secretary
Hayes: 1.-The case submitted to counsel.
If there is reasonable ground on which TO
force standing in court, Injunction pro-
ctedings will begin at once.
(Sisned) J. r. SOVEREIGN,
General Master Workman.
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WORD FROM col. ELLIS.
HAS Broken Up Soias' forces and Dispsrse1
the Sisvs Tradsss

LoxDoN, Jan. 10 Tho war tffi,e re-
ceived dispatch from Ffeetown, Sierra
Leone, today, giving dispatches sent by
rol. A. Is. El is, commanding the British
forces operating against the Sofas in the
interior of Sierra Leone. Col. Ellis
dispatches were dated Tunses, January 8.
He says he started from Warina, Decem-
Der 2Gth December %. the Konnos 10
formed the British that the main body of
Sofas crossed the river, December 49,
They deet-cyed Yardu. though the people
of that plsce hitherto have BEEN on friendly
teyns with them. The Sofas then proceeded
to Karray for the purpose Of jtining
9th. RS of the tribe. The column reached
Kerray emna, December 81. The place was
found to tc perfect chsrntl house, a. the
Sofas had slaughtered the inhabitsnts, men,
women and chill lren, and then left.
At4A. NJ, Jan. 2. the British came up
with the Sofas at Bsgwenia and suddenly
fell upon them. The enemy was taken
compl tely by surprise. The place bad
been strongly blockaded, but the British
carried the position in y quarter of an hour.
Two hundred Sofss were killed and ~
taken prisoners. Over 400 slaves, women
and children. were rescned and the horde
of Sofa slave traders completely Dispersed.
The only casusl,ies Sttlta,nsd BY the Brit
ish were the severe wonndipg OF Lieu.en-
ant Gwy nm and enc private.
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HAWAIIAN INVESTIGATION
Poor Paramount Blcunt Gets Firsl Word Of
tuppert from the Witnesses.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10 Lieutenant Com
manler Swinburn of Boston, today was be-
fore the Senate Hawaiian investigating COM
mittee for the purpose Of adding some de-
tails to the information given Wednesday,
and wss followed by Lieutenant Dewitt
Coffman, also of Boston. The latter proved
an important witness in the interest of the
administration, ss he in many particulars
confirmed the report CT Commissioper
Blount as to the landing and stationing Of
marines and the part taken by them in the
overturn yesr ago. Prot. VIM. II. OLE
son gave testimony ia the Interest and sup
port of the provisional government.
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BlDDDe0RD LIBEL SUIT.
Biddtford Times Defending Portland Sist)
ct an Alleged Eiopement.

BIppEFonD, Jan. l9.-The trial of tht
libel suit ag linst the Biddeford Times wa
begun in the supreme court late this after
noon. The suit is brought by Raymond
Sickra, whowas reported last August t.
have eloped with Mrs. Charles A. J. Blake
The action is brought against the pre- pri
tor and editor.
The defence is that part of the elopemer
story was retracted the foil ,wing day an
the rest YVES true. Evidence was introduced
tending to show that the plant # had
character to damage The trial viii prob
ably not be finished before Monday. Geo
+. Haley is counsel for the plsiTiff an,
Judge Edwin j. Cram of the Bildefort
muricipal court for the defendant.
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THEY MEAN BUSINESS.
The Pe,id0n Reiss Drawn on ADVICE ircm
High Officials.

DEs MONIES, Iowa, Jan. 10 Within a
few days there will be fled with the clerk
of the supreme court in tae District ot
Columbia, Washington, the petition of j.
R. Sovereign, general m tster workman OF
the Knights of Labor. asking that an in
janction be issued by the court, restrain ny
Secretary Carlisle from issuing $50 900 :
900 government bonds.
Mr.. Sovereign's action is taken upon the
advice of attorneys iu Philadelphia, Chi
cago and Des Moines. and Senator ALI n
of Nebrasks. The petition is being draw n
up BY Judge Cole. Des Moines, chief JUS
tics of Iowa, and Leading PoFu,ists and viii
be approved by Senator Allen before fled
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sporting Notes.

Some Chicago sporting people are trying
to arrange l0-round 20 between Giiffc
and Griffin, to be decided on Feb. 3.
Joe Choynski is doing little work in
preparing for his go with Steve O'Dopnell
in the event of some club offering purse.
Cal Mccarthy is anxious to re-enter the
ring again, and is out with a challenge to
fight Muldoon's "Pickanionv," or any othei
featherweight now in New York.
Negotiations are beirg made with view
to having Jack Dempsey and some midcla'
weight furnish preliminary bout a. the
Corbett- Mitchell contest in Jacksonville, il
they ever fight.
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FUiHING IN THE ICE.
Busy Times Along the Shores Of The Ken.
nebec.

Souru GARDINER, Jan. 19.-(Special.,
These are busy times along the shores o.
the Kennebec with the large crews that are
filing the various mammoth ice house s
with ns beautiful ice as was ever cut or
this river. A large smount of worl
has been accomplished the past week spf
today has been banner one for nearly al
the crews. The Great Falls Ice Co.. Of
Washington, d. c., run GG00 tons of Ii
inch, clear black ice into their houses a
South Gardiner, Monday ard Tuesday Of
this week. The same company are runnin.
i6 inch ice into their houses at Greea'
Ledges, Plttst0n.
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THE ROBBERS CHANCE.
Set tho Hotel on Fire and Then Looted The
Rooms.

New HAVEN, Conn.,, Jan. l3.--Fire was
discovered in the attic Of the Quinnipiac
hotel, East Haven, early yesterday morn
ing. About 75 or 50 men employed on the
Shore Line Road boarded there. Some ore
in the hotel shouted fire, when the boarders
ran out snd thieves went through the hotel,
taking everything they could lay their
hands on. Watches, jewelry and various
sums of money were stolen. The day be-
fore the men had been paid off and 1t 10 be-
lieved by the authorities that someone set
fire to the hotel for the purpose OF robbery.
The fire was extinguished before mich dam
age was done.
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A LlYrLs TOO FRiskY.
A so.d Drummer iriesied o, Charges Pre-
iernd BY Mechanic falls Girl.

PORTLAND Jan. 19.-J. E. Tufts, we'll.
known travelling salesman for Boston
ready made clothing house, was ares ed on
a Grand Trunk train, Thurrday evening,
by State Detective A. p. Basset of Norway.
tufts was On bis way to Gorham, N. II.
The warrant uader which the arrest was
mad. was issued on complsiat of Miss Sa-
rah f. Chick of Mechanic FALL, to whom
Tufts is alleged to have teen paying atten-
ion oa tie representation that he was sin
lie man. In reality he has wife and child
iviny in Massachu setts. Tufts was taken
Mechapie Falls and delivered ever to the
:harg, Of Constable Greenleaf.
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Maine Postal Changes.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10 These changes
in the postal service of Maine are an
aounced:
Route 1896. Cherryield to Machias
From January Is. 1894, allow four min
utes 4ditionsl time at each intermediate
posto flee, when needed, in which to ex
change mails.
Route 1900. Bremen to Waldoboro
Leave Bremen daily except Sunday at G A
VI. Arrive at Waldoboro by A. M
Leave Waldoboro daily except Sunday or
arrival of mail from the West, but moi
later than p. M. Arrive at Bremen in
two hours.
Luther Hutchinson has been appointed
postmaster at Berry's Mills, vice G. P
Coburc.
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FIRE AT PlftSf.slO.
Frank Hryanfs Heu;e and Stable Burned
tcss, $500; Insurance, $500.

PIrTsFIELp, Jan. l9.-The twc-.tory
house and stable OF Frank Bryant o.
Nichols street, Pjttsfeld, was burned Fri,
day mornirg about l o'clock. The frs
started in the stable. The upper story wsi
occupied by w. e. Downs as q tenant. II,
lost all hi, furniture. The furniture o
Bryant was partially saved. Two GOO
horses in the stable were burned, as the fir,
,ad made much headway before beipg els
.overed.
Loss on builjing, $500; iasurel fol
1880. Less on house ehold furniture o
Frank Brvaut. carriages. sleighs and tw'
aorses, 800; insurance on furniture, $500
Loss of Mrs. Downs, s700; insured TO.
$500.