Daily Kennebec Journal (Augusta, Me.)
September 9, 1890

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NO. 214. ns A SCI A L. Investments. Allrott, Ohio, lifMl R«Urt**4 f»t W.,rt 4*4, Httrmitton, t* '"ibwrb.ta Htrr»t Kailwaf, Ut Mart 9%. *M»K St, I»t Sort 4'-. Fwyii't, W J'JO'lA, Mo W/*rt iUiiwiy A. tCMthe U&l mut fVraaf I at H- rt Kxgitrfcw Ufill 4 Hast Co., !»t Mart S*w KagUnd T-maiu^l e>#., MjT; Caah "urt.lu- including |in n.itim on tov. tlM-lll'. n,1il If. W hole 4>u»«iit di 11r« tAft"B f'»r Mdgh Wlng»t m i t. r».in. i. 1 npfir Nms a *rn» I* Mkirtw it* *"f •1 a M .Is I M i I hi# "out .lti i r i; t£ m 1 Ml.N>, _N 1 SALESMEN ON SALARY t \KK THE pi»wnrs P LA STILUS IN THIS WoKLIX Thee cere KhetmuUixni. Kidney Paine.

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That Flashes Over the Wires this Morning. REPUBLICANS WIN THEIR GREATEST OFF-YEAR VICTORY SINCE 1858. ft Plurality Exceeding the Predictions of the Most Sanguine. And Rapidly Crowing Larger as the Back Towns are Heard From. [bought that it May; Even Reach the Fig ures of 1888. it Everyone Read the Clad Tidings and Rejoice. 11 ini’, S» pt hiindn d and ifty tow im k'iv same town* in k'avc 11«• r 1 I _’ III; Putnam, 31. Smi'riiit/. 2 Uurh i/li plurali y, I" 71.. Watcfvilli*. I'urhigh, I*; Thompson. I r i’ k I !i.t\• r i* Ivcfed l*v a tna •nf ct I.«t* r* p ri* i *i! cate the elt-rtion of I n 1 >.-in-.i rain- r «i*ntatiV4'* Hn |\ i ton dis’.r.ds Tito Vote at Oakland. Sp. tl to the Kennebec Journal. I •»\ki \ni>. >cpt. Tl'i republican vote ift'ak'ind site* Burleigh Milliken I II.» n '.’35. Spear 2i. i. Steven* 292 Nirith Jn't. Carlton Blunrhird 2»’>3, lannlton VV'iu. A». r 2lH. I* nn i ruth vote For Thompson 1.32, w ip iStafford I i Ilol i* 1 I'neai 113 Cobb 131. Johnson .2 i'.Tt Sw am J SeprepentHt ive Voto from Randolph, i'atmlrgdale and Pit.tatou Sp* ei.»l to the Kennebec Journal. j (Iviii'iM i:. S> pt. Kandolph vote f-»r rejr it *.ti' Stilphin. 55,! '..wall. Ilamlen 1 Farrningdale. in. >7. New i I i. Ilamlen. Hat n*. I. FitlstoP. Stilphin. IO«i; N. w,. 119, thus electing Newell. 3jv Builetgti I.^ada the Ticket at Houlton. Sp,*, t*l to tt K.-nnebec J mrnal llm i in'. Srjt I leu’.ton giv« Bur ;h 1 rc .joniv md Boute'le 9b tnajori ;v. Jam.* \n-bihtld, I nt is el cted ■eprt’St i lainc I i*n2 Hundred T23. Gtain o» Tive Per Cent. In Teu Town*. Poku am*. S. pt. 8.—Ten town* give Burleigh, rt p.. '.O'.. Thompson, dcm.. I7>;. 1 «rk. pro 7. scattering. 14. Against 1""". Bnrh'mh, I-Putnam. 2*>12. f 7 1. about 3 per cent. Gardiner s Representative. [Special to the Kennebec Journal.J CiiKiMNfcR. Sept. 8.—For representative t> legislature, Clsson. rep received .'*43; I.smh. 8i n.. S. C McKinney, union l*b»r. 31 W. P. Jackson, pro 55. The *ou' wa* larger tbau expected. At Hallowell. [Special to the Kennebec Journal.] Hallowbll. Sept. 8.—The election in this city passed off v» n quietly and a very small vote was cast. The accurate account gives Burleigh 247. Thompson 124, Clark 59. Burleigh's majority, *;2. At Vacaalboro. Vassalboro, Sept. —Yassalboro gives Burleigh for Governor. 233; Thompson. 75. Milliken. 223; Baker, 53; pro. 10. C. Burge** elected representative to leg;slatore bjr 184 majority. froa Hvmi'i VnUi. Ckwu«i. I*n. bjr litiMr k fc.um, Hon. EDWIN C. BURLEIGH, Covernor of Maine._ I OTi: OF KENNEBEC COUNTY. lit i u. to Kt J'ter County County Comity Senators. of Sheriff. Co\ernt>r. Curares... Treas. AU’v. Coin. tUi\ Iji!!‘i Isil'l f I 1 i Ijf i J S _S S S I n I p J a h J f f J s s' j I j d s J 7. -i Ailiiun. Vu-ii-ii. —..1.1...... ISelgr.-ele, Bruton. K a. j .j. him. 137 '33 ‘J 1! 1 y« |.i7 137 92j J* 137 1*3 137 93j 137 02 137 '33 112 33 ariuiii‘4«i.tlr. >5 j j >1 |V j; S.|l I*• |*i 4*l! ,v. 4*. sV 40 S»! 40 S2 >1 Ka\ !tr. .1 j.. .1.j... j.. »r* 1 i*»• r ,.;s 1 ti >x, II ill'iWrll. 1 itrtiiK'• 1. 11” Man-tie-trr, uakiatiV'011’ 1: s 1 i:* s i;;o s: no l:»t* *2; 1351 i:a» n; i:k» ti.; 1 1 1:;:: “*s |.;o! 1.30 I 1 |:u* l:;n *1.3.3 130 1.3.3 i :o \:n j:m l it lira.IiVi.I s'' H»! v,i st‘ »;-j -'ll «t Mi *;•_* n,y til; so t>2 Koine. ..j .j i }..""I. '•tt»roil_,h. ...1 j. Vienna. Watrrville, .j.. uWt.inlincr. 13. *1 22 It it:; n H 13" 11 1 4lj 143 ti 113 42 1 13 it Win-l-or :'1 I •"'2 ii.3 *iT»J 511 lift 51 *iT. 51 .Vj V\ mj,.w' lyy HI, I |:>o 'll 1 1 i'.li '.*2 '32 207 '32 *200 92 #»1 |'3'3 '32 201 >n jut Drop. 2'*2 123 jj 271 |2l. ...I 2543 201 122 1 22 273 203 121 2!I2 125 30t>] KM. 203 12.3 I nit v I’luiitatiou. OVER 19 000

la Wbit the Associated Press Gives fur Gov. Burleigh s Plurality Poim.ANu. Sept. 8 —Two hundred aid I ten towns give Hurl* i g 1*. rep.. 40. .1, Tl«,mr>«>. deni. ir.^nRMfjJRReSW •1 ,i uttering The san e’ to*tfs in 1888 .:*ve i. »i* I in .V>.*27,1. d-'Tno.rst .‘57 i’ll, pro. 1.72*;. si:i'.f»r*iu l.‘ The republi can plurali'v is Id 7**M again*! l.'.">7. a re publican g*i i of 5 j itiiTiPg "2d rep Inrality, Id,702 1 hi* year the p'ural*t\ will be a! **'it 10.him. h II d.dOO .11 'I I I abi I of preanl* II- tia|)* ir. The probiti'ion i com*» j mix I with n Of riMg or omitted, so it is, ilas* «F The county tli* r* »r mo«tly r* j n’ In at s, the in i«ir are pribablv nil republicans. as in the l(t»t legislature. »ml ihe r -j»n sen'a iv.-s must M i'i'l fu*l Strongly republic*n. trinu-ly, 12'* r« puhliesrs to "2*1 democrats 4.752 Plurality for Resd and Nearly nil In. |•,,iiri wi*. S t. 8. Forty ght out of tin fifty three towns in the first district; give Kee*l Frink, II H* vd's plurality is 4.77*2 sgiinst 2,4d‘.» in 18" The r maining towns are small ami "ill not nixteiiiby change these figures. Cum berland county is i: iiupb te hut lb -re is no doubt that the rej ublicxn muty In k«-t IN elect, *1 l-v ni jrrities ranging from l.‘.ui> to2.' l’oriUnil V« is four republican representative? a* I or e derm rat. wlmli is a .1 -inner t g«in of one. Cape K ina j lietb elects I’llton. I-in. W, -tbrook W Land* rep. Peering. Anrew IFiwes r. p «•orbani, K I Wt :„t. rep Fr. port. bn C. Kendal', rep Bulfiton. Edward K ndal', rep. •'slier repreacir.a tives at, in doubt. Whole Republican Ticket Elected In Hancock Co. Fi i.sw«.kt ii, S. ;»t. 8. F.ilsworili gives Burltigh about I Tl'omp on 22.• Han cock county ts the wild*- rt public an tirket by at h ast 1 ,--ou* t- I four 'roes. Bar high It *-i I**'.'8, Thompson I Clark, pro.. C'.irk. labor, 12. ICr t-dle for Co-igreaa I7;'»8,t rosby, ni.. 1187. Cusi ing pro 4 scattering 2 The repu'* i cans el. i t i» r* pr* sectnt:vt a to ln 1 112 Isrk. pro 4 Henry Snow, r* p is elected r.pn-* -i.u ive. Great Enthusiasm at Portland. Porti cu*. Sept Tin- t«>*.it vote of Portland: For Govern »r. Hu leigh. Thompson, ‘2,127; (.'lark, 142. For con gressman, Ji.-d, A.'*.>*»: Fra»k, 2 I»*J; l!u*sev. pro, 77. Four »epwMi an leg lofor* are elecie 1 and on; demo Tit. the latter on a »«i,t of Incal di*sicsfa -t ggin coun ty elects John Harper and J- M Libby. representatives: J, hi F. L#rnb, sheriff: I Isih‘h|e. rcjnib! I' HU, M Osgood. T. F iVDhan. Win Dickey, den,. rats: Dur ham, Jo-. H. Davi«. repob icsn; lesbon, I'barb s M Ham. republican; l’ebitid, W. \V. I inen, republican Turner. Dr. Rn» cne Smith, republican; Hist Livermore. Maxim. |Uestioil of the division of tl.i lo*n win .ale red iit» the eon* s! far re;»rcj** n'ati'e to the legis la ure, J.d.iM.oi Knight, r“p favoring tii divisioi. getting 12 plurality, while Bur High g> t* h it 42 plural tv. Tl pr*.hi u »i. n gowrno* had a ga’U ef 2•ai d the labor eai..|..'i*e had ho a I -i "t 25 over t wo hit- ago Around Caribou. I'uai;..i S pt. x ('arih'uj, Burleigh 2x7. Thompson 172. r lark .2*; Wo*! Dili. Burleigh H>. Thompson 22., 'orfc 17 IVr ham, Burleigh Thompson 2": New j Sweden, Burleigh Thompson 15, Clark 15 Light Vote at Bangor 11 *S. pt. X. I'li .|f. viofi tod.tv was ry *|ui**t and a light vo*. was poll* I. aggr.'VH-e.tr '.?x for fl »ernor, Burleigh pin* a ity i- about I Th* r-1 was mu. h splitting o.i ihg local ti« k. t aid the a. ur ate count will be delayed. Sixteen Towns lu Somerset I Special to the Kennebec Journal. S'KovvHt*. %x. Sept. 8. Sixteen towns in S.jir* r*. I ro*ir**y give Buth gb, 28»i»j; Thompson, H»*t. G jv. Burleigh Hxs Increased PiuraIFy nt Kocklaod. K.xkuid. s pt. M Ther> is a light vole, and incr. :i*. d labor and prohibit!, n sore. Burleigh plurality ts farter tl a in S. r at -r* doubtful. lndi atiois are tiat *1. t a put uf our county lick* t Pagadaboc Dees Well Bath. Sept. Burleigh, b.75 Thomi •mi. 27 2: Clark. 52.. The republican c* upty ticket is u-te-l by plurality ef 22.5 m a total of l‘* 7. Shaw is t*d over Fainter, democrat |r*h>bu.o:i and labor, by 241 fur th* /.i Inure. Ex Oov. Dti glry will Have Tour Tncueaud Majority. Forti.asp Sept. x.—Returns from a lari- portion «>f the large cities sr.d town} in t e second district. show that ix-tior. lh cley is reelected U> Congress by nearly 4 0184 majority over Allen. tkm, roll Hepubdcau Ticxet Elected la PlecAtaquls I)ovf.r, Sept, x —Th? full republican county ticket elected by from 5*XJ t> 600 roejonty except senator, whch is very close. Representative from Mt. Vernon. [Special to :be K- uaebec Journal Mt. Verx-.w. Sept. 8.—For Rfpn nta 1 tiv• Frederick I. Brown, rep hsd 12,:», B?rj I!. Fi Acid. .km., C. W. Fcgr, x. Farndogu n Vote. Farm:** to*. Sept. x. Farmington's Tote: Pevkigh. 417; Thompson, 2**-’; Cl aik, 15. At Richmond. f Special to the Kennebec Journal. Khtim >ni>, Sept. 8. Eugene (’lark, re publican candidate for representative for clan-* of Hichmond, Bowdoin and l'erki'is was elected today by a plurality rf is votes, ti. It. Kandlette, labor candilatc, le*l in this town t\ vote: Kandlette. 2s:i; Clark. 251 lluthorn, 51. Iiow.h in gate 1-irk It,’2 anil Kandlette M2. Perkin*- vo te-1 10 for latk ami M for Kandlette. Tt Gubt matorial vote was Burleigh, 2''-]; Thompson. 11*); Isaac (’lark 101. Many of the other name* were acrstthel. loe-il affairs causing much dissatisfaction wi h several candidates.. Representative at Beutou. Wluslow aud Clinton. [Special to the Kennebec Journal. Benton. Sept. 8. Frank \V. t.ifford in •cte-I r. prem-nta'i ve in the distr ct com prising this town, Winslow and (’lint »n. by plurality. Th republican nominee was not Niippoit -I by th* parts strength hi tins t-iwn. he should have I- n, an l this se cured In defeat. Very Quiet {at Calais. (’ai m-, Me., Sept. 8.—The election the quietest for years. K-publicans made con •i Ytablc effort to get out a vote, and the democrats arc apathetic. Burleigh, rep 501; Thompson, deni lib; pro., 21. Majorry 527 in '88 Balance ticket will van hut little from the governor s vote. Columbia Falls Dees Well. Special to the Kennebec Journal. ('••i i mi-.ia Fai ih, Sept. 8—The vote for Concrcs»man stands BoutelY, 75; ('rot by, 28. In lss.s it was Boutille, 71 Stew art, 65. 700 Plurality tu Franklin County. Fahmin-.ion, Sept. 8, Light votes wire polle I in this county t xlay. Return- re c-ivfdj-t tlii* hour indicate republicans have elected the entire rounty ticket by about 7()0 plurality. Saco a Vote Sa. Sept. 8.—Saco jfi'es Burleigh 71", Thompson Molt; Reed 750, Frank 257 CONGRATULATORY TELEGRAMS Received by Governor Burleigh Last Evening From Various Parta or the State. at.aia. Sept 8 (’sIais rend* concratnlat o-s with I-I majority overall. A. Ml 8. One hun lr majority. J. W. Wakefield. Ellsworth. Sept. 8. Light vote here today. »ur ticket el »cted ty 225. Wiswell rannir g shea I some what. H. B Sac suers. Lew istor, Sept. 8 Lewiston elects Frank Not le, rep, an*] three democrats. Ttacoggin county, except I>eeds gives Burleigh, 3.005; Thompson, S.OtdJ; lark,, pro., 2t>; (.'lark, labor, 118 C. C. Bkh»om. I Norway, Sept 8. Kleven town* which gave Burleigh 703 majority in 18-v now give him 904 The fountv nuit reach l,lit** majority. 1! M Brako W VI KOll'tKti, Sept. 8. WalJoboro. Burle gii 3.*'*, Tln-mpson 340. r ark :lti. We have poll >1 the largest republtean vote ever cast in Waldo! ore, and elected Archibald S. Ktlbr, reputli can. a* representative to the l g stalu'e The til at republican ever e'c.ied We J have eltcted our entire republican c unty j ticket Gro Bliss, j FaKMIKi.TuN, Se .t 8 We have carrit d tin juii by jroha 1* ab ut boO majority and elected the entile county lickti. Jan. 0. IIolmam. Bim>k»oki> Sect 8 Ten towns in this county give Heed a gain of 735. On thin b.i* a hi.- majority will be over 3,000 ai d with (Aiuii-erlaud will make his uiajontv trciiict'duu*. In a- M Mom h. t Al.Ala. Sept 8. Kduru# come in slowly; estimate c mi ty majority 1,500. L. G. I tow ns-. Telegram to Pieatdent Hatitaon Chairman Manley a« nt the following tel egram to President liar ison last night At i.rurv. Me Sept. 8 Hon. Bkn.iami.n 11auki-on Kxccutivc M-maion, Washing on, l> t Maine give# the larg.-st republiean in-ior tty for any off year sin*t I8M1, a- d a larger msjori'y than given hi .i Presidential contest since 18*18. with the n ngle exception of 1881 and 1888 Governor Burleigh it r elect.-♦ by a majority «*x -ceding 15 000. Sp aker lb .1 i- re-elected by the Krgc.-t majoiity lie. v. r receive!, exceeding l 500 lb-prow n’ativ* l>ingley, Bout* lie and Mi liken sr« re elected by majuti'ies ranging from lii> to three thousand. The Pine Tree Si i «*n dorses your administration and remain- tirm to i a advocacy of Protection to American industries an 1 American labor. J. II Mani.lv. ELECTION RETURNS. IMIO. IAAN, -a i g 4 c 'IS- c Town*. ui is ui P P AN DROSCOtJUIN COUNTY. Auburn, 92* 479 78 12M> S'*I t,9 Durham, I 19 11*• 127 IIS 27 Fast Livermore, 1*1 ID D-9 J 17 2" ilreeno, 83 61) 12* 71 II Lewiston, 1119 142* !l 1.20 lit to Lewis, 97 II D 142 IIS 2 Lisbon, 290 l it 20 ill'. 2 35 Livermore, 12.1 *3 172 II'. 2 Minot, 205 loo 1* 225 lo.i lo Poland. 314 21'. 3 29 2i.fi 5 Turner, 235 HH M 1' 7 15 Wales, 37 50 i.l 7 7 Webster, 91 71 7 113 *0 1 4092 2990 DO AROOSTOOK. Amity, 21 54 27 «>l 14 Ashland. 50 -4 7-. 2 Bridgewater, t New >woden, >0 15 15 1". o I 9a k fie Id, .52 I 7 30 0 Perham, 20 49 I* ■Smyrna, 32 lo ilo II 2 Washburn, 7. 00 9 In 4 *1 2 Westfield, It II Woodland, 45 24 17 90 47 IS CU.M L KB LAND COUNTY. Brunswick, 5*1 340 30 71 carbor..ygh, 1'* 223 7 I*.I 2*2 t Standisb, 22*. 1 *.'7 2*3 229 3 Westbrook, »>o* 600 *17 n 7 5 199 0 71 2 Uouideboro, Itt 90 l'i| 31 7 Hancock, lit 47 D 152 1.2 .Mt. D«-«rt, 99 It 102 I-., S-djrwPk, 95 3 4 2 1 49 *2 I Sullivan, 77 20 IF* 120 Tremont, l'Jt 1-3 2o» 15* o KKNNKBEC. Augusta, *31 32*1 30 1231 7 *4 22 Belgrade, 123 13 I 15 i I7ll 3 'helsea. 127 34 0 120 5* China, 137 9 3 9 210 I*. Uardiner. 3 5* '.*7 5* *21 Oakland, 2*. 1.2 I 329 220 Rome, .-9 7.1 0 71 0 Bead field, 1 4.4 4 2 17 2*11 Vasealboro, 2$3 75 10 3* 3 17 1 5 Wat*rville, 03* o2* 713 7" 4 10 Wayne, HI 31 9 128 tr, West Oardiner, 90 3j 0 1 *.5 thnay Harbor, III Bremen, 77 6 4 *6 75 1 Bristol, 1-* 179 2-'.* 30.3 1 DarnariseotU, Pi 3* 4 2"4 2 71 Dresden. Ill 120 173 173 Edgecomb, 109 .0 D2 10 Newcastle, 193 56 223 ll»3 5 Wiseasaet, 135 154 5 1*3 2-72 -5 OXFORD COUNTY. Albany, 00 51 3 74 78 1 Andover, 9:1 3i 4 IP 61 10 Bethel, 23 7 9| 31 232 1 Canton, 101 ]l>i o 150 jj;, 7 Dixfield. 77 5- 11* 105 20 Hanover, 31 75 1 35 1* 1 Hebron, 1 51 *2 30 5 Hiram. DO 110 8 170 109 21 Mexico, 4* 16 1 21 Milton, 14 6 2 1. 14 Paris, 4>i7 105 0 m»j 211 1 Kamford, 149 75 0 i>2 H6 Woodstock, DO 37 _ 171 35 0 PENOBSCOT COUNTY Alton. 30 11 42 42 2 Arg/le, 33 31 2- 0 Ba igor, 1,6 8 1,51* 53 2 3 3 9S 63 3 *«et«oa, 7 1 71 0 66 |04 0 1 5 ibb, 71 43 3 lOS M 0 I PISCATAQUIS COUNTY. I 4bb-u, 93 75 119 67 4 f IlkiiiMi*, 73 43 9.* 6* U lliancbard, 44 6 44 6 0 Pivwuville, HI 26 154 43 12 1 6»*er. 2 l 107 311 191 2jl vcroli 219 116 13 t>\ 1»>7 1-1 Ineuviilf, 46 4i> 60 74 4 uil lord HO lol 144 137 4,* *ing»bufy, 10 37 8 3* i» Milo. 13s 1 w.i 139 139 Mweville, 2* 39 .*4 51 Sj s*b*c. S3 73 116 131 3 I A liiaui.'burg. 22 3 36 d l

SAGADAHOC COUN TV. lowdolu, 103 33 7 163 SS s' :i..»d..inham, 109 79 33 301 117 1 Perkio*, 14 14 I llltfbtuond, 267 110 161 417 339 V SUMKKSKT COUNTY. A*aun. 226 164 5 227 169 J lliughaui, 77 77 69 77 10 I'oruv illt*. 129 60 159 53 3 Deuniatown, S 3 6 5 Fairfield, 339 2 Id 501 3*1 5 llartland. 119 9* 4 149 114 4 Jackuiantoti, 17 9 12 14 0 Moos* Kiver, 20 7 19 3 0 No. Adwid, 226 164 5 Nerrtdgewuck, 235 119 2-*6 150 Pittsfield, 266 229 6 44 4 244 9 Lipley, 36 4** 6 59 64 7 St Albans, 22K 7* 2 243 6* skew began. 62* 291 10 7 *3 344 1, Solon, 107 125 3 124 147 Starks, 92 101 2 96 97 I Kmbden, 44 90 0 55 7 I Madison, 210 142 0 317 ISS I .'ainbridgc, 46 60 U 60 t>4 0 WALDO COUNTY. lU’llakl, 651 644 701 506 1* I Lincoln*tile, 96 1*5 0 120 |6ii |0 VI 111 v 111 o, 99 19 4 1*4 III Proapeol, 42 66 54 si 2 'tocktnn Springs, 95 64 0 127 146 It *earaport, 190 *9 s 24* si lYiiitvrpurt, 189 126 7 299 116 4 WASHINGTON COUNTY. ,'n laid, 591 ID. 21 864 J 1 Jetiireville, I 15 6 22 'olumbia Kalla, 57 4 4 67 ».M 'oluitibia. 74 28 8J *9 'berryfield, 241 47 321 74 lUniorth, 67 76 0 6* Id. 4 Ka.'t Machiad, 175 1*7 I 170 205 o Ka-tpurt. 497 249 H 394 224 2 Harrington, 103 44 0 124 *2 loneabom. 49 61 I 62 74 n i M a rah field, 46 6 0 .61 12 i2 IVhitney villo, Is 51 0 55 u Mo. It. II s III. No. IS, 16- 5 YOKK COUNTY. Iliddeford, till 97 6 1000 146. t Huston. 412 7.1 21 34 i Vs.i 17 r»» Wtttcrbnro, 24 l 120 'ornieli, Is., ‘.is 191 131 D. kunuebunk, 111 I'.I 47 i 2*6 7 j vciiuebunkport, 244 2o| 7 296 291 7 1 .iuiingtoii, 149 122 1,6 |7* >i ,y man, 140 *5 112 71 lo I Vorth llerwick, 246 1 16 257 *16 .16 I lid Orchard, 102 27 S 105 6,2 .1 >aco, 740 hi*I 510 D. Miaplcigh, ID. I 120 122 II louth Lerwick, 421 276 44 344 6 iVella, 236 276 263 419 I BHINAL BLRVICU Weather Judication* for the Next 24 Moure. W»H IllCI'AKTMKNT. Office «ii tin* i'hief Signal Officer, Washington. Sept. I A. M. Kur Maine. Ni w HampMiire, Vermont T>tin. |ircc«-ilc(l hv fair weather. For IInilie Fooler; velterl* wimla I Mnteoiologlc*! Hepoit. I .Sr|*l. I WO, |/w M.| rti.->iu r Wind. Place of I **51 o I X Dbservatlon. I i oa I ml I II P Ivw York j H I i I I'lnudv *hl!:id*nitigton I I J ■"-null, klhitny 'I >1 I N 1 1 l'»inl to*loD '.Ills. 1*1 llmi'll* L’aat Ltveimoie Campuie«ting. Special to tht* Kennebec .hI I.ivku«"RK Fai.i.s, Sept. H ’ll" initial nice i jg of the Ka«t Livermore !'ami'ineeting iali n I I tl is after iooii wi ll a very interesting i.n et rig Sir lay dawned very bnghtni.il pleasant. ami it an csrlv h:uir the crowd* hcgvn to arrive until at the nocn hour, the r»min'«* w crowd* I hi I t was \i nli H'lmc iMi •ulty that on* mull n *>v am md tin {round*. Toe itr*« t outside the gmirnl** 1 ivh* alive with teams a* f*r a* coal I h teen fra I c g d.stbiicc h >t*i up and down the *tre*t The *t rvi'* f »r'll" day were both in itructive an*l mtereit'lig, an*| ci!c'lleiit ler prevail! d. Tliis Iihr In cn a prosperous year for the cist on, b« s .It s *)tbt r mat**.rs they b*'• n»i«»d two bundled dolhi’S fur new chair* to b placed n the g’oun before tin it a* annual mt* if-g. The grout c*t ng and all grove noctu ir* in tl it coiiutv t tod r r has j re' »il *1 throughout the III* Mg* of ill week, very 1:ttic* drunken mss havmg h* n n near the ground* Accident at Gardiner. [Special to Kennt b*c .Journal. J armvv.r, S* p*. s. Turner, W.-> m g a’ag n AIII were h.idlv iijur*d bat no broken. It i* /ir*d ti at W*ymoU'h i injured inu malty. f’lro at Patdoid. Sihmki- M*... S t 8 t 'ha*. Pray t arn, containing lift-* ti tot of hay. yok of oxen, three cow t o bor«e* and firm ing to- 1* was »ut t v d*#tro»id by fire a i Sbap f di t'liuii r i tr d;i iti .n liy i |/>ss y j no inst*r rv Accident at Minot. 1,1 HUrov, Hi* t, H, it tt M net cor Factory today a retort ecn’n led an I a p >f door fl-v* twenty f ft, hilt ng Oeo. Hoskly in th aide and infl ing aevere it jury. MAIM: I'KH.HOfffll.H Kiah t omn i or r K M. Stillwell i very tl! at his home in Brngor. Dr. fit o II B*i cy and Mr. IVm. flair* of the Msioe Cattle C> inmissicn art i, Aroostook c orty on business connect** with their offi :ial du'.ies. The schools of Bangor I ;iv«* lost a d* voted friend in the des h r.f Mn» Mary K FPostello who for v***r* d* voted hersell j to the cause of educaVon n that city. Mr .lame* H M ;rl/, formerly As slatant Secretary of the Y. M. A Ban gor. has taken a go*! t ,«i: n a’ the 2 street branch of th V. M. A ,n J»Vw York. Officer Bramei as James Kelley, aged 13, Tom P.urke, 14, and Charles Sweeney, II. There were four that start ed but one was dropped or fell off at Wat erviiie. j BROTHERHOOD HD LEAGUE. TBI BROTHERHOOD. Boston. Brooklyn Chicago ami Pitta bur*. At Boston:— Innings. 1 8 4 b 7 8 3 Boston, 5 4 0 0 3*101 18 New York. 0 0 0 0 0 3 o 3 1 b lilts, Boston, 15; New- York. 8 Krrors, Boston. 4 New York. Kadhourn, Its le> and Kelly.* Mnrfhy Keefe. Crane and Kwing, Brown. At Brooklyn Innings, 1 3 8 4 5 b 7 8 3 Brooklyn. 3 o 4 0 0 0 1 0 0—7 Philadelphia, 0 o 0 0 0 2 0 3 1— Hits, Brooklyn, It Philadelphia. 5. Krrors. Brooklyn. 8; Philadelphia. 5. Sow lets and Daily Hunted and Cross At Pittsburg Innings. I 2 8 4 5 b 7 8 9 Pittsburg. 5 0 O o 0 O 0 O 1 b Cleveland, I 0 0 0 0 8 o 0 0 I Hits. IMtshurg. 10; 4 Icvcland, K.r ror-. Putsburg, 1; tleveland, 8. Morris amt ljuiun timber su 1 Stem At Buffalo innings, 1 3 8 4 ft b 7 H Clio-ago, 0 0 0 1 I 3 l» 1* Buffalo, 1 O 0 8 O 0 10- Hits. Buffalo. 10; Chicago, It. Krrors, Buffalo. 3. Chicago. 8 Cunningham and Meek; Bal lwin and Darling. Playaia League tfttaodtug Won. l«ost. Plaved. Per Cent. Boston. 71 42 118 038 New York. b8 4 7 II .531 Brooaivu, 70 48 I is 538 Philadelphia, b| 57. II*. 53b Chicago, 03 57* 1 17 523 Pittsburg, 48 110 1 .448 Cleveland, 4t 07 III .837 Buffalo. 80 81 II! 270 THU NATIONAL LUAGUU Chti ago ami Philadelphia Tie at New York No Game at Cincinnati At Chicago: Innings, 1 2 8 4 5 b 7 s 3 Chicago, o 0 2 o n d o u 7 Pittsburg, Mil I o 0 0 0 0 8 Hits, i liii ago, PilDburg. 8 Krrors, Chicago, 8; PittDnirg. 8 Stem and Kit tredge Vmh rson anil Decker. At I'lulad* Ifilna Innings. 1 2 it 4 5 b 7 8 8 Philadelphia, o o I o o o o 0 8- I Brooklyn, o o I 0 o 2 o o it 8 Hit*. Plula Iclphia, I; Brooklyn, Kr rors, I'hihdelphia, 8 Brooklyn. 3 \i k cry and Clements; Lovett a.id Daily. At N. w York Innings, I 2 8 t 5 0 7 8 8 |0 II New York, O I O 0 O O O 2 O t* li Boston, 2 2 0 O I I 0 0 I) 0 0 0 ('ailed on account of darkness Bits, N*-w York. I"; Boston, 13 Krrors. New York, Bo-ton. I. Nharmlt and Clarke Nichols and llardi**. National Longue Branding j Won Lost. PU\e8 4 7 ll*i .7*81 Cincinnati, 40 III ,5-t >ti di narluient tin ainount of money contained in a registered h t r directed to Inin lint jjH was burn d »l lilt me of a railroad aee|. dwiit x'iiiicw here In-tween MattawamkcHg ai l Va "eeboi. ugh, ill February, I ->H!* Ver lv I Sain looks out tor bis ebi dr* ii Isa.ali l>. Su idi raised a h«ni fraim I'-' week The crops grow so here, flint a man can t t-r»s*d. It was surface r- i k and assuvtd 2d per ton Nothing ii w a- done until ahnu Mir- y« ars ago. w Ion it was blasted down about four fe«t, an I some ol iln- rock tik out and sent to Providence an 1 assajed This yielded |H Al 'I per ton. I’ was then claimed that at tli it rate n nul l pav to work it, if rock enougn could h nblaim-d, but Mi. Moody •Ini not feel tliai he could nffor-S to rnak> the net ary exp- diture to find llie tent ar-d di th of lit ledge, as there whs hut little of it above the surface There was talk of foiming a onipany to open up ib< go I I mine, as it had come lo he called, hut nothing w ss done. Atmo' one year ago, N|r Andrew S Merrill of |H Woolwich, bonded the mine lor months. hut nothing whs done Mil ahoot three weeks |H ago when he put on a or* w with a steam H drill, a-d lln drilled i ighteeri feet into ffl the |e»*ge n five slid Of" half mill hole aii-l'cot the rock obtained by dril'ing to Provider* e. and it assayed $20 Hi). After |H drilling from six to seven feet, they struck |H white 'jiistt/, w h eh cot tinned as far as |H lie) dnllel Mr Mem I has again bonded ||H the mine, an 1 »m< he l-.'iowa of capitalists who are r< ady to advaim the money to prospect the ledge thoroughly, and that In- -H shall go to work on it at once I'riKiliM-il. H itl.A IMKIi iS Mr Humner Packard was married to Mi»- Kva M Pa< kar-l daughter »l A 'H Packard all of ltiuo< ha'-l, .’sept 4th. by K«v. I*. W Km# rton Three m-w house* w T tie hi i!t this summer hi t »i n by C HI kato H II Will arris and l» Jones Packard and rtta'-v are nearly done s-iwing lor-g lumber and al i gl n Thr-e week' more to saw laphoar Is They will have ab« ut nine hundred thousand clap hoards t*. A. Parshlcy, edi or Hath (tally 'H Knterpriae who has been stopping with W. K. fji'man m town went to Hath. Friday (i' ll ffiAs llaiiilm and Albert 'I hodipsou of Bangor w» r in town to visit the slate H ‘parries State of Maine Slate Company getr.ng out slate that cannot be he*,, i H in the w ori I goo I jo fg<-« say. JH jmr &AKlNc I POWDER I Absolutely Purs* I A cre»m [of |t*rt*r llmtlnn •i...« .lf- fl Hlghctt of CllntU lmveolng ntrrngth— §H U. a. Uovtnmmi JUoort, Aug. 17.1889.

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£ailg gnntbtt |t*U mutest. Mr Hurleigh plurality ai that rkdioti wa- I*.0.5 tlw larg*sl that had been received by a K-publh ar gtthenf»i»lon:tl candidate *ime I"'-'' V uwpwUy apprmw hlng *1*1 ha- vet lw» r given a candid tic for that olli in an of year In H'o tlw K puMi in pluraii'v w.«t ll,.f.M; in 1W', 12. "I, in I "To, 2-: in IH7I, l1 line deb-gal ton u t 'ongre*o* are all returned by increase.I majorities. Hjiriik'-r Ifced, in p-irMcul.tr against whom th*- lleimn-rtt- 11»*-« t«•* about all the energy \|»eud-i I In- new- that h is gone il i-diiug over tin* wires from Maine will firing clu r and cm ourage nwut t*» our brethren all over the countrv, and will how the nation that lh»* IMiie Tree sti'ic is till un-w f "pain net-ease in population. I'lw u whicvcal by Spain is anoMu-t acpiui' id or a l»otter vewage sv'tem ill Augn-la. Vs it conn from a foreign >mmc* v\c »»ve reserved it as a clincher for our I Vinm rain friend Those Vlctuphis |*-mo. nd- who win •Mig* d to ad jour n after balloting l,.1 times in the v tin a!tempt t«« make a lomltialion dc-sci vc* Mte twit for pc*lili* a I ‘baying powers. Then- m suspieimi that til of Mn*m were candidate-*. Ctrl c.thing but (amiue or death will catiM* a South* ■rn Itourtmu to let go l»i> grip cm an oftlee. lb* who wrecks a train should hanged is a sentiment among press »r,d (M-ople which will ho felt, if Me dastard, vho derailed the V tVntral train last wa^kare caught It i* well that tlw \night* *»f I ctvor c»lb r n wndfoi tlw cpprehett*ion of the rutliau The imur tlw re-port* c onie in from th* Vtkauucs iev ti>m tin* gr*- iter *tc*ry «»t gigantic fraud and iutimidat .mi th* y tell. Hie cIcctkm w as fana*. and it 1c t use will U* to furnish an irreabtalde ar gmuent why the Federal Klcvticn bill IwHllcl be'CcHUC a h»W. Til** t*mnt*i-d«'-Tans has auuouuct'd that he will not discuss Am-Mean judi liv* during his day in thN c**untry 2Hich level headed in-*s has been very rarely dlec'overed auiung the dignatarics of the Old World. Your 'and fount, your and.

^0 the rievtUm ia ovc» and politic* w.U take a back scat whde th* Maim State Fair c*ng»o*.M* tlw aitvtition c»f th* t*ct*ple of Marne. There will b,» i«vg uni at I.ewUtou the rest c*{ the week il the weather HoaU fair *4 0j|c|f1iierv»sing number «*f suiv-ide* by fluWwn iu this country and tin* »de world is aluu^t a *oui\*e c*f alarm u thtukiug poo|thb The cjuory is raisec whether there is not too much prccocltv chiklreu. .IXi* Those few Kcpubfh ans in I'cnign, have *tvod in the way c»f tlw f'*st bUI, would do welt to he*. fiw uuaid»»t-y with which every Kepul hc*u assemblage ha* endorsed tlw mca sure _ 11 1 The failure of the fruit supply thi s*a-on w\U. H i« thcwtgUt. I»c tu.»n' !)ta c *uM|*rtt*alrcl for by Uie abuotiaiH.v e i he cranberry crop. This is certaial g od news—for all but the turkey. Potato Crop to lows. About the mottt independent denbr in the market U the one who kt- potato* to ttll, *ay* the Iowa .State Register. The editor of the Register the a j['«i on to mj: About this time, but year pot* l>w wrr«‘ (slling on Ur street* of P Moines at 10 cents jwr boatael. If liie 1 fart, r* of Uum State eoobt have re-j cared present value* potatoe* last year tin- crop- would bve braogfit them from ItidO P> per acre Still, tie1- same protective tariff which ih~ lirDHMrnt* claim -o greatly j depnacd the values of potatoes i**t year, b still in force, with a «ure pro* jiect of being iorre**»-d from to cent* f»er bushel bv tl»e new MrKiaky bil! This will give the f irwen of the Nation -till greater protection against tlie potato raiser* of Canada who an UMAlSy ship (Mii; thoo*.*o»l- of bu-hc! of |»otaioorjH»«*- as their fKdatnes art-of splendid 1 I'l-tliiy I.arg*- -hipins*nts arc now lie iug mule into the I mud 8t*ten. m-v ••ral car-load- wci**- received in i'incin this w«-ek, and dtipmrnts will coiitiuwe throughout tl»e a-oti, a- tie |s»tafo crop is good aori they are gone around a orncr ami t'ie rural g.-ntl- man helpl «*!y fumble* the vArant pi*- e wm u| ied tiy that 4 mil Smux Kails people are already writing lu know the pm e of Aroostook potatoes mil the fear of VV• •tern competition not tgi at ug th ArooatooK farmers just tit present. A rather ir :n the he begsn to throw Ivor overboard and loll jw- I it up with ill* iiuiil li* had thruwn soiic *10 over ti irl Then h tlung over hi* >at i id j i* out in low w i ll h1* other garment* j w hi ti tie w i* arrest.

Mr I* rank T Gilpatrn-'i «»f Windham. Nupennkn h ut *f tie Windham t urn farm, i u mi**iug sim e sitm lay noon. \nother nu"mg man i* K. King who ha* t* .i i|\ rhstng nth* Portland daili-*j >r nt*. .and then getting them t> pay I* m advau fe to rcr.-ivo hi return .i j 1 -tu* nt a ».",.k eim.lt.I Our (ire at mtinent IP is gone tod s'-» l.\ ••'rang* >inci*l"ne.- the mom y pai I him in tIvan e.

I rhe Bat* S (\>II !iav I n ther* S« i. rsl .mim t*. i I tve th* d.-atre 1 Ir whil-> others inf. ih->y t itle I tu »tin it or even k «ej» tin ir own. 'true. :--r hu .t p* im -mn to change i h'tl'.i in tl" V. M g\ in ,.a»mni r Ban t the other lay. wet t away I *aving i moii-v order hehird. IP wr«t» to r. »f\ the next lay and that r I i •"’.nil the order among th- aweepirt;* ini H* waste box. The faithful prisoner wh> reutly rr lurm-l from In* furlough previou* to t r jail, a* be pr uni*. I ofbe* r w lu n hi i w -a# ’1 let off r live* the fid owing edd j dory policeman wa* taking one of >ar*>’» I gutar v.ait,*r« tu Alfred, an I win n abut t half wax up the **mer turn d to the c.f r and *at I I’lu r i* no u- of your wnc any firth- r with me; just giv.- n j the niit 'iuu* »i\d I w il take u along with me K’using that It could tru*t tl prisoner, the offi- r hac-Pul over the tin j mu* m i dr-ive hi.-it to Sa*o. while the! f- I fir i»hed hi* journey to Alfred on t»ot. When in arriv I there he haul I the I gal document to Jailer Sti ver*, and j the *1 ior was opeiir' 1 unto him.” TRESS COMMENTS Our Iviii.t of lire I pm. tty St. John Globe.) There i* reciprocity between the Ended t .iu I Cu iada so far a* young people v. cone. tnd. and we are free to admit j hat in '.hat respect th*- arrangement work* tu cur disadvantage On i.*iotnl y some y ung Americanscouu- here and settle, at they make good citir- ns, but wo tend ten of our young p-jple to the Tutted States to one A met m win comes to us In the past few months th.-e has be* n a very a tire x'jxlus, and what i* surprising is hat many who go to take up their r- denee ,n ‘h-' republic actually a*, go** 1 situation* at home, an I *ou.e times take risks abroad. But all tn-ui to, get aloe* at least all who try to do rhere "o doubt shstner, that und>r any changed political crcurostanc** our poop!, would not suffer in eempetit;on with th-ir \mencan brothers. s «'ers. er cousins. A noticeable feature of the current exodus i* the young women, many of whom go out 4« happy and hope ful bnic*. and who iliu* in.’rww and strengthen the ties which mutw os to our southern neighbor*; and ho corneas it were bc*;sg for a per p dual p acc between the two people. s»wy lw H run for C»Bgrw«a. High, prices jrcvail th^s reason ar,.i the farmers are •a'tafiexl with the Republican party. Weakly infanta, the mother'* eire anl soiir tavV. are made strong by Me Lind Keod. It U rich i:t muscle and horn* form r ingeootti urn s in ike form which is adsr- ted to U;eir d:fcat»v,' power*. tepTAfolrm AROOSTOOK—10.27. From Prtsqae Isle to Patten in Harvest Season. Dtli&fctfei Ride Put Fertile Finns icd Soodlad Acres. Thrift aud Eotev^riao that baa Over c.ma Mu. 7 Obstacles By Ho.: Ski ward Wiggli. A rut* through Aroostook county fr m Pr*#qu* Ul* to Patten at tin# #ca- /3 >A th* year will oof only eo-.vitcu i>a»- that Aroos took i# a county of tu fie* at e# bat also that :t it a r.-j.«n of un iample 1 agrcolcaral resource#. Tint tneae r» tour- a arc yef but pattiniy d-:sloped is apparett from th triad aero# of bvau'-.fai fcartlwTod Ja*»t. *bH uoTcr*-J with its >ngi oai growth that can be *e*-s in every -fir- ton a* we r:dc through tb^ county. 1 houg; II tep may seen almost interan na1* tf forest whose wil l erne** a. 1. Vi' tier fl). ifa'iturmg iudu* t« arc- yet 111 *»r infancy and need hut the impetus afford.-1adequate in an* of t 4 ■•porta'.on a 1 an nlightei.. i -1 ;U*i.- ng publ ptl To pi u P ber .n t II' for round a# i manufi.during -Minty. W. h hut two #hort ir« of r*. d prodn *r*- Imu 1 I n.: dBtanci by U-arn.« to p'Miita of ahipir- .it. 'Ilmt Arooalook ha# made aun much to r. tar 1 the growth and d> velopim nt of th*fi Vitrgvv u «qivu hv tie* {iup for Mlcnici.t hi* h -wn# already s«-ttl d There ia still much g I will land to purclm«« l in the county bnl could whole t-iwmdiip* he thrown c.[..-n for settlement n 111 tlie ease of Ih rlituu, Woo Hand, Bime at me and many other line towns w nidi might he n un -I. nu I th hand grouted to actual t h*n at fifty c ti‘* p-r n-re [»;i)ii !de in rtmd labor, the next den-!.- wuul-l witness a #111 ti l.srgi r Inn*-«nIn ti on of Itir t sniilv. Again the grand I of \roosto k at pres cut is a railroad thro ».:’i th county which will aff.-rl more a-I ,s pi i 1 #t tie un-rcy of 11 great t >rcig-> -'-poriit on at hs* no care for the i iter. *ta of our first or county Idle arc fill un I ’si c l examinat on have iii't-b■ during tie* j'.ist sun.'111 r of many of the Arjostjok town* I more than ver onvi- .-ed i>* d •o fully convinced i tli prepri- or the profit "f tie* enterprise that he ii! set mr I irly a tlnMisi' mo*.- xt spri-'g. N x• r m to the extensive farm f Mr. Samti'-I C. Greenlaw and le-re w. find II arly thirty r*-a of po’.st ms all looking Huoly an 1 show 1 g cIcmi ar I areful cu' lure. Mr. Hr mdaw ha- made i eM-i«lrri*i»lc I in pros mi* lit in hi* farm building* during the pn «.’Pt •easoti, and 11»2 whole i st.ablishnnnt lip toki ns thr t. and pro q eri y Passing Mi (ir.e'iiaw beautiful fields we :'onie to th ii dairy far.51 of Mr l!“r.r} Hutchins m 1! r not *>ply bmad ti I i* f grain snd pota'o but 11 >h" ample 1 .i-tur> arc t\* ity five dairy 'w* whom in-Ik is sold in th \i l.tgo ->T l'r cic I« Th s farm lias h mui I» impr a. I since Mr. Ilut-'hiraon bought .t only a f- w year* payi'g I’d 1 n-al! j art of tli j.rd itowD and i-n ;ng the payments as they ;-ime due fr in t’ proe« f the farm Mr S Be fie-« one »>r the ul lest u« i t l'r* -q le l*’-', c. tne* next. Ui r we look •..on th- hand-cin in tv Farm of Mr. l»-.'o. A. l*«rsons wi'n its -road and te*r*lant fields, level as a tloor. l run ring »»r back from the river front. Thu i* one of tin* I inr.i f nriiM In tinioliicli icd th" homo of t* hosnittblo owner -is open at ad times to receive his many fricn!*. L'roastrg th.* beaui.tut \roc*uv>k ct> .a cov ered bndje upwar i* f four ft ut i*-l t long wr* pass the -t tich factory of I!r.n 'I’ ll. I’hair aoi won- to the hr oil. smoe.ih Held* of 'I*. S Waiter Steven*. This farm now includes ,th »i h a of ttie read and ejn*:«t« of up *41*1* of t*« humired acre* cf iv 1*. «t lan l a larg* part of whica is nod.: !ugi« sfa’e of cult:ration ami produ n« »st i !in*. crops. Mr. Sloven# f lummt r eruc’.n.g a fie man sion upon tin farm, and gr-d.ng ard gmv mrrtuig ths rgv tract of fir'd on the we*: tl' of thc>t e*iu apoc. hicb fc.o making mxry imrrove ufen:* d w} fi fi>*tino »o be c of Ho bui.t bread ant b»- some ami b >1 mit Bi’ny fen* Lou kt* a» bmhj.Bg a staisiy t. 11 fy h s own tv i dene*. We cot.tu.ae on through toe tirriv-1 ag viiiifs sf F.i ^*s L>li, *itk it* btnd tcia? bJo,-ks and private resi dence*. oertlrK wafer system, bank. s \r ;Jr;; i.ght* a»I ttbei T T>lub!f aai P«Wk |*yr«»«»»*U. sad here we aote the at** non wbi :h has thi* aear^rt her pa*-! to ih adofMMect of th** tnwnili snrausd bstt of the reside n?*» in me to* a. We soon come to the build fogs of Ft Juba* Scholl about half a hi fo:th of the vi i**e asd: ~c t> we tvc* that aimnk gni>| *ad terra*-n? has been d »oe, x fine n drill Ca l erected th:* *ua»m« r and many other usr>*ov(BKOtt commenced Th1? star# and ,srif* H?at proa-My in the breeze from ttx urnm*. of the cupola on ii» auia baddi-cg, tan> prc. 'aiming that the pupils arc taeght pair. -.-to and :o» uf coBitrr i »ar road Ho* run* far *o®c x mi!-* through the t awn of Fr *-;u £*h* *“d »e pa»* smov finite fa-tes and ban !*uin« farm r.-si dtn Sar* in the prosperous i.»a of V' e*: field. To*r nay ail cut and bo**ed and alresd* tfc» harvesters sr- at work upon sine fi*- >f early gram The oat crop h:U fc* bar'll;• up to laat year, hut tlie w!i,"V. fi. i !s azng arc most beaut fu-1 and away oc iiUer side may b.* tine swells and r s of i»iip> 1x0*1 which some day will be r.« informed into IVrlll* lirais f ields ird v rlatt rr.. idows. Fussing through W -Sifieid lt! aeios* a cor f of Mars ii til w oine to the busy little village of Biaioe. always wide await- and progr.sstve i l •how mg signs of bust'll ac tivity. V; ln*t II* r**.:u s tan In- i:« doors in v. ,i, v*» us pw:l I. I bt difficulty of ac i to if s noted tl«bi ig ground b»s here t »fur* prevented its being a place of geu* il r.-sort but vi ifli u good road sportsmen fr n fur atd near will he attracted t> this i,. tu’iful lake. nr..I .t will no doubt receive .i i :u wore at;, u .n from the sporting fra ;et m ’.y n lb future. Be tig fully r.-sted and refreshed we ‘iil.1- up I speed A way ill 4*11 souliiwu'd. VV soon ps'» Cbureh a tannery w tb ’.ts Maivivt ItiillitliiK* in l long tiers of h *nilotk bark, the st >res and l.ttlo vills.* w jicli tin* industry Ins i i v up and away over hill and valley we l and ere I >ng enter the town of Mont i(- Ho. II.-re. t wi-finl the bsrvcaltrs at work in the n Ida and loatls of go'ib n gr.ii are be-ng tis'il 1 aw-*y to the anip'e lure- As we come ti lli. village v li ii. 1 the engin in Sharp’s ni.Il puffing vig oro-isly at ;fs w .rk an I hear the sharp ring of the saw tb.-y cut through the c lir f» I ts a id cutout many t uouratuU of shitlglcs ♦•very day. Crossing th*- Meduxn- keag we climb to the n.-at lit.b* village of Monticello, itiiVing it ruU*s|oug tbc»»ugh Ure hue il ’rrnftng fiistrtcf di.do* with if* bfok\ Helds .*uJ prud n tiv. unJiards.ami ere long conn t the tow n of l.titleton. Soon after ent r mg the town w. come to a steam shirg.i mill located close by tli? roadside an 1 the nois of tb escaping steam makes the horses pran-u* merrily and go by on the run. For lix miles we ri b- due south through the centre line of Littleton, ever a line, siti-i .th roa l and by many fertile farms Fa.sviig through t t» town we enter tin town oi lloulton and a few miles north of ifi.- village conn to th** Urge house built upon the town-farm for the comfortable accoinnm latn n of those whom misfortune on* caused to be supported by tin* charity of tb town. \way to the* south of ui may now I ii tie verdant slopes of the West ford Hill in II idgdon while farther to the i-t it the sightly eminence of I'nrkb Hill with its'. Atitifai groves, and broad, gn-en ti. LH The road now widen* and we mi. t many teams i -turning from the village and ion we com.- to sidewalks and hmidioni. r iwi of shade trees on cither side of tin saio jth highway. l>own across the bridgi we speed an I turn int> the beautiful villag of lloulton, the metm; .dj of Artmse.ok county. The Village i* now lo*.!. ng iti bc*t. The lawns are smoothly cropped and dges m .itly t’liumed and all th* village residences p-e*ent a i it and attractive appi-irane I'll*- loogrWvfTs ef m it. lv trees on each si lv ih** broad an l smooth str*- ts ad 1 much to th. b silty of the vill.ig-* which at this time of year is n-rtaiuly one of the I m N w Lngland. We make no stay In-re, only a* we stop to greet an ol I friend her.- and there, and driving through the »wii continue on two miles farther to the louse of a friend in Ho Igdon where we ar? nm*t hosp tably ei t -rtuice I f »r the night. We hive rod? today about Hfty mil* southwarl from our home in Presque I«b- and the ruu*e l:a* b-. i through one of the most f« rt 1? and pnsperou* sections of I..? S ate. Th? morning finds us ready Again for a s'.art ard after hi Ming a lieu to kind friends we t ike the road one. more, our obj. ivp point bein' IVt n away on t' eastern i !ge of l’enoh t it county, rurmng iT tb.- main county road to lloul tun we r. 1* down by the hind*onie farms >f Mr dolm Slipp and Mr. William Ken ney in iV- -lor h i st part of Saiiiid I To44 ii i-T I|.).Ii;i|iiii md com- nit up 'ii Hn* old Military road in llouP at Cary's Mill We soon leave tin- M:hta-y r »ad however and taking the r >«.*i lo the west are shortly in the town of Vk I,ei. rick. A short ride over a mag iii litre id r ii?* ii to Nifki rson Lake.tie beiniiful summer re«ort of the good citiz.-ns •f Uoultjn ..n>! i inity. Tliis lovely id». of \4.4tf p1' i-ur? parties The roi l skirts the lake fer som** little d.stai'.' sol the se-Mi ry a w«' driv. along to the west, is most l-ca itiful. Leaving the lake wi li i'* boat* and e-.uig. h.om’d us r short d-ivc brings us t tin 1'iisy httle village of N't w Limer ick where is huati l the Urge tannery -it tin- Shaw Hr. we enter the villagt we notn the fine Shaw mansion with it* beau'iTut law r.s and t- rnr.* ai.-l fine grave I walk*. Mm-!: Isi I.a* been ex pended upon these grounds .md they are reallv ion n t’ finest to he found in the oun’v. A o ••xten»ive bus iu-*s is done at th? timer Ic-re an! a ifge amount of I. .ither ii annually mr»nafaetnre«| We -lull t> iv. occasion to deseribe them more particularly when come to mak- have now »tru* k the old county road and sr- in tlie town of Smyrra Th s i* a hilly town but ro tarn* many good farms. We pas* th* It -rry house n. w kept by Mr. 1>. Hemon as it too eariy for dinner, and soon come to the larg' sfarih factory of Mr John Watson of lloulton. Workmen are h-r-- making r»- i -■airs upon tlie fa fill d with the manufactured pro*lact an 1 shipped 1 away tr> te used in the cotton mills of New KngU d. V further nd*- of about five I uiiies .>v« r a rather rough roa-l brings us to Smyrna Mills and the large, new hot. 1 of •ur old friend Moses l*rew. Here we stop and r> -t an ii .ur and refresh ourselves with a houn .ful dior.rr. A number of conimer (ial trav *.r* are here for dinner, as this isi the mai l route to th? towns in the Wrsfrm Purllan wf lli* onmj Mr. l>r. is nn obi resident of Smyrna an«l formerly keM hotel in the is.*>ru part of be town. Ilia hous. i« new an-i spacious, Ii t»hic well »u;.p ied ar.d every ai ii* too ii be*, paid to the comfort of gn After a goo*! rest the team is f-rongbt to th? door and we resnmt ur j -o* v. We bavt* already crossed the v de” «h i separates the waters of Fie Sr dafcn from the*-* of the Penobscot, as*! ‘•rosftiag the ‘•a^t branch of tbw Matfawam k. sg. »e cut across a corner of Merrill j l .mat.on ar.d turning to the south continue j on aero** t :.t»ti n of Dyer Rrcok Tt road (Siough tl is townsliip is ioitv hilly, but i f*>v a Ivg dacaneej th ugh a good .agricu'tnral *act(on ani we see mry goo 1 and neat COWtforfabi. *•■1 nr.- s. Soon away t*> th» wets :h>, 1 f y summit of o 1 Kaiahdin >pp*ars ini [ContmOed on fourth page.} THE OH5.Y lOOy'AESS. NON* POISONOUS! I DISINFECTANT. Sew! for t- iaatructfoas. 18041 OS CttPHCM- CO.. 26 teen SLnr No more of this 1 i MHwr HmUI war* uneowforuMy ti^ht i pmerally iHp otT the fcrt THE ‘•COLCHESTF.it" ItiBBER CO male* all their with Inshlf of h.-»‘1 itn.-1 with niM. r. TWa ciiii--t-' ">0 shoe ami i rcvuiU the rut,U r trvm allppiug *>ff. Call for the d»’h«‘*t«T “ADHESIVE COUNTERS.’ S.ctiK ft CO.. K*w-n. F.iflueivo Wholesale ak* ut* A I Kl.l All. BY J. W. Estes ft Son. Erastns Haskell. George F. Hawes. Fred L. Hersey. .iUgnthJcodJtwly All Ready —FOB— BUSINESS AT TilK NEW STORE, Opp. Hotel North, Augusta, WITH A Large and Carctully Ssitctei Stock GROCERIES Special atte ntion given to johh g tin following goods at l'urtland and Horton prices; Floor 9 Tat, Go/j'ct„ Sj»iecs9 Tobacco, Chjitr#f ('on feet loner ft and Fancy Groceries. Give ub your Trade and save freight. FRESH ami SALT MEATS. Country Produce Uk-.Mi in ex'-liangi* for *oo ii r.-i liii Itnilroml, I'uy, I », tli* Mn^iilli, rnl Wouiil liiiiCr, trill IIilil Hililtllriii iilof Hilt. :i i K -irn ltir',iiif!i A i /on;.. V M* o i 1 llo smilii I'r Ituntr. t: t un; I I or -i uinutli-. (Ill th« -urn- il.iM Mninin loin It, party will i i r. .in r i Ti i|» i’li r, SOOTHERS CALIFORNIA. Ilii-c.vur«i«>n i- -if n.i i »r jf i«oim w*io -ire to i,->»>j|i ,-*ontii. i ii lit l*y :i Ii»-• I ut«- llfl’l HO «*XJ* I I-' :I I, i- ’ll i

i mw t 1 from I \n. I hirin;' mi-' r ...I A tna/niri ie I*! ri| i-.• I., nl.i^n.cin^ 11,• parti, u .r t ip -it- i W KAYMOMI. MV Wan ton SI Y Don't Take It! \V i LVIV YOUR LUNCH BASKET. W I 2 I IK’H V When you make an Excursion to the National Home. WIIV V ft, .'!Mi«* i i ’i- .I..VR h:i*afini' r. nn i.,nt in lh» d.-|H>t at i!.rv- i I’M Bto- ,r" o- r-;t-.i,:i‘ rat. |l„ n> \t yon vi-i: Ho Moox- l*a«* >r»'d. Fnni';i' n»l Di«n-5>S*f. I'mKiOtir m-riinr, r« •v-ti ,1 .if X'ird Ii nlv. frwra ■vhaarr*• rwn*> *»IL LXTiOt s :»M If Mi ll.4/1 Its.

mrt.r. vkv nn •-..wrMrrr. i^tiut aCAKmttn. 4Ii»rK:- t>r.R.F.I \T«»N. »>*.fon, vi i A JfW-rro1.. KtzttAj in t-jrxtur .xmmvtuJ A«irw.i«* CRAM. K. I*4UT«II (,K, Ar|(n«*R Y«M I.AT*lrS. Por* |f fr S*pt. 24-h. Own. J. L. Wltfrt -r «m »m|.| n*. full par-.i,* r» n* •tWm u tut Jwtriz-Al t.'lha ;ui; OVER $200 iy PRIZES TO BE GIVEN TO TIIK Young Ladies OF

f IkJI^VIKTE, in connect ion with the Kasteru Maine Stale Fair at Rangor, Sept 2d t»» 5th. and the Mate Fair at lawi-tou, Sept •th to 12th. First Prize at each Fair, (.Junker Range, -*kvated hot ch»et, eahinet base, nickel finish, worth $50. Sccon 1 Prize at each Fair, Alkiupon Sewing Machine in Antique Oak or Wal nut, complete, with full set of nickel attachments, valued aft $10. Third Prize at each Fair, a full Dinner Set of 112 pieces. Valued at $20. These Prizes are offered for the best three letters on ‘•Kcotmuiy in House Furnishing and Housekeeping Kvery young lady of not over It) year* >f age cm compete. Kacli competitor is to suppose they have a house of six rooms to furnish. Parlor, Dining Room, Sitting Room, Kit« lien ami two Sleeping Rooms We want to know their ideas about fumbli ng, tbe kind id Carpets and Chamber Seta they would select, their hoiec of material for Parlor Suit, and abv I heir chuioo. of a Range for the Kitchen ami in the fewest words why they make the selection. I’hcy must abu give directions for pre paring breakfast, dinner and tea. The letter is not to exceed one thuu aiid words, to be written on one side of die paper mily and t state whether com peting for the prizes at Rangor or Lew iston. Letters lefcrring to the Rustem '!.line State Fair to he addressed to The \tl;tliHon Mouse Furnbhing Co., Rangor, ml tlio-r |or the Lewiston prizes to •i,d I*'t11■ i to The Atkin-on Mouse Furnishing Co Auburn, Me. We will receive lcltiis up to the 15th of Sep 1*k. Kf Range w* shall give at eaeli Fair as a fir-t prize to the young ladies of Ma m*. I IT STANDS AT THE HEAD

_ ili; I'..: COR. WATER ARD BRIDGE STREETS, A Va USTA, p At A INK. STIFF HATS, 1 SOFT HATS, I SILK HATsT CAPS. FURNISHING* GOODS! T —~TT s 1 a g TRUNKS. BAGS. 0 _£_l—JL DIJNLAP HATS! ~W HOVH* P A KuH Stuck uf ^k KID CllllilMCRiVS am. j haw. I Driving Gloves. rile season now opening we lake plea ute in announcing \m» i\ mi Market. We Are Headquarters for Corsets. Our stock includes mane of the nio-i popular nia!.

A ~k to see our I,adie-‘ and 'liildn a' 'or. ct ai-t Buckley 8c Goodrich, iltnilur Con.y Auytusln. mirtfrlisHiCm -FOR NICE- I PURE MEDICINES, I -FOR NICE- 1 TOILET FANCY GOODS, AND DRUGGIST’S ARTICLES: PARTRIDGE’S OLD RELIABLE DRUG STORE, j OPPOSITE P. O. AUGUSTA, MAINE, jjj I have ii I.aiim Uni of Kim Good |*ri« that u ill .1 tnni li j«,u. Kim iMrmrm* in fil.uk- ami lily- from to jmi wH r. jrilr. a pacify of mil! a»> (in)* l« |*-r day. lion* |»i»* r tijrmo, yi horo- bri). r, ml in •»mh t. on, ow of ftv i-*-t on th«- linr wr»l lUiirawl. i«rm 11H miil wi’I •*>54 to** !l»rr or ib yurt* t» mil p»rcNa*»r T*-r»*» of rayiwnt *ary. for farther ptfUealar* >n» y J. Cha4boarnr at Asiya-fi or ■•barrtrn-r at u. t s- nm.ii' nu^tts. Mgtfdtr Ty antiag, 0M an Bujtaraa aatf] A.^Mnic 8t«4»at« taa^ht at tbe MtruiD MMKaetAL coiuac, t S'mf-ot* *»f arsna a«fn»{ft*d *>b nwl aftrf 1 as;.”"«sas,acT:7^aE£r‘; jal/114*w)oi UiMhlaait, ItalM. I MUTUAL LIFE CONSOLS: _ t V n"'l I* M-y nr- u'.y :mn- ««/•».1 S,-> Tits n Hmnel l.ifr Iimmi ar »«m }•«»ty »f A or It mu K«ir» nifii I rw»r H» tlrirllAiK 'l»*n any In*- in tnr-jmv i r off. n It e*i«*o nlai. miiiiMi:. i EMWWTSEVr, IVtEST.WETT, ATM Al. IM OIIC. Xo nth* r company offr two sail bust) of small size* were out, and one dug out, with a aail about aa !arge ns a caplin, oil serving to make navigation lively Mr. On- K. Nash ia engaged in the w».rk of print ng the Robinson's Karmen A'm inae, the faruiera' in linpeusalde Imiise hold companion. 11« w ill strike off In.otK) opies which is more than were issued but year when the supply fell slmrt of tin de- 1 m.md. It w.ll pay our readi rs who are k* tom pr.1. o i 1 borsday 8e| t ruber 11 tin steam* r slander w il n .ike an xcursion to a'k. b". mg a perfect hoop, wbi* b mg it of tl c j rofe r width to make the rm as r- f flu* right tb. and .having a ho t/ m >T n at I a Ik op ba'f an imh wide st h*d to the top. mak* the whole thing ilMp’dr, The I n I boom on tl e east si Ic «*f tie r •:;!I fmi on, an it is only fair to Xpert to see n any prct‘y homes built the nt ..gjp'ing. Mr Barker N Nnvag* bss bonof»t a Jot seljoinrig I d on l'att* r in street, b. i« ving tba' real h bought loti on Oanne't >tr« et snd will obably build s><n. It looks although i K**t .S.de wiil m a few years la* to ugusta what Brooklyn to New Yu k i :*y—tb* bedroom of the metropolis. If the ladies of Augusta should tak” a )te on the subject of trap, w* think tb* srdict would l*c 100 to I in favor of Brus* Is soap. Local ffotlCM. F. II. Hutchinson has retnov. *I ff dressmaking establishment from Brnl/* rett to rooms lo and K. C. Allen s ock, and w*H opoo TbursJay, 8ept. I #rpt441w

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AigeUa's Migniflwnt Repob lieu Plurality Yesterday. TI* Splndld Bccard c(Two Tun Ago Supussd. I A Rapuhllcao Victory Unexpectedly Otatlfytrg In Its Magnitude I Tester l*y wav not a lively day at the polls. It was th jn The retail was one of the most mafn ftcent Republican victories ever won fji;- ut; Tin: rt suit of thj vote, a* shown by the figur. 1 g. -en below, vs HI furm-li flighty niartaimnf r 'a* ;»g for oar Repah'i -an fronds tins morning: Ward i Governor Kdwit C. Burleigh 2(0, Wu» IV Thompson -3, Aaron lark, vwr ing l Corgrr»*T.»n H* in L. Milliken 214, Cha t Btker H Lutta r Bit.'man lo, .Scattering 2. Senator* Win. T Haines 211. Altar; M >p«-ar?4l Weston Mwii 93, Bussell ■l in* 93, In*. fl. Clary B.r.is. y S. Keltay *1 Sheriff Greenlief T. Steven* 231. Ed ward Stafford 93. Henry II (.loot)ridge R» l* Geo. K Smith 2(1. E onard O. Cobh John M Williams Couu'y Attorney- Leroy T Carleton V MeiviiS. Ilolwa- Henry Wood w.ifd h. i aunty Tr« ir Jiun-.i K. Bhnrbard 212. It nry A Fri 9 Frtl >1. Harvey oun'y Commissioner I ry I’m t 37, Krel M Harvey County oniaussicn.T John S. Hamil ton fSI. Charle* I- Jolinro i 37, Charles W Fogg Si ntl- ru g I. IP prcscutaiive John V. Hdl l Ti Johnson I Rodney It i Wm IV Hank* 7.7 John E.ir.on* Tho*. E Bartlett 3. Ward 3 Governor Edwin C. Burl* gh 12.7. Wm I*. Thompson 40. Av'ii lifts, lo. S. i? ti ring l. Congressman -Seth I, Mt'dikcn 117. liarles Baker 41, Luter C. Bateman Hi Semlors Wm T Haiuts 127, Uoert M Spear 12.7, Wi n Lewis I! Russell Jones 4l.r« 7\ m 1' llain s Is, \lt» rt M H-esr H. Wi on Lew Russell. Junes 19i. Chis. H Clsr' t Binrsli S Kelley I Sheriff Gre n i f TV St •'••ns Is. E l war Staffoi 1 ll r: II i-oodrid;: 4. H stsi I De i. 8mi Leek*rl Cold' .John M. Willisms 4 County Atti>rner -Leroy T (’arletyn C M'dvtn S. ftuiwa) Henry Wood«.ird I. Count' Treasur James E Blnn.'hurd is, Henry I’rnrst h d M Itsrwv t County Commissioner--Jo'irt S. Hamil ton is. Charles F J •««>n 3). Charles U Fogg l Representative John F. Hill ts. Trel y Johnum is. Riwln. y R. t apen 0 Wm. I’ llsnks Jehu l'arsuns 4. Th.-* E. Bartlett I Ward 5 Governor Edwin C Burleigh lH',; Wm. IV Thompson \sron Clark l. Congressman s- fi L Mtllik ‘h l' S. Charles HaW r t l.u her B.ifeman I. Senator* W" i Haines l HI, Albert 'I Sp* -«r II'- U t l 'Vi* .77 Russell Jones t'hfts II Cir' I, ilintsley S Kell -y I Si., r.*' Gr. l f r S:. i MS IK. El wst'd llct r, II. GooJr.Jg l Register Of P 3‘ l R, S-n:th l Hi. Leonard C. J M ill ani* l Cnnn*y V y I r T. t irl ton II? X' V n S Ua. 5 III cry W waid I. on. t\ Tt> fu .Linus K HUncbard I H He m A. I at l ¥t I M Hat vs I. Conn*' Comn i r--Joli S Haniil t.»n IH- i*lia:. F. Johnson 53, Charle* W Fogg I R i r >t Juhn l1’ If id 1 It-. Tri Jom >iii IH IL dneyB Cap n Wm E Hanks Jcha I'arsons I, Thu*. E. Bar I tt 1. Ward 6 Governor K l*.u l'. Burl* .gh 111. Wm. IV TTuimpsou 11, Aaron Clark. i ongr*ssniai. SvtU I Milliken 101, Charles Bak* r 4. Lutber Ha eiran Se titering 1 S at >r* Wm. I* Hsine* 111. Albert M Hiwarlll, Weston Lewis 4 1, Kussttl Jones 41, Cha* ll. Clary 5, Bimsley 8. Kellty S'lvriff -Gr’«nh f T Stevens HI. Ed ward Staff, rd 11 H- in li. Go:d i lgo .7 Reg »ter of Heeds tn-o. R Sniiiii HI. Leonard O Cotd* 41, Jcltu M Wul am* County Atturue) L*roy T. Carleton ll*1 MeHin 5>. ilclway 41, Heuvy Wood ward 5. Couo v Treasurer—James K. Blanoha’d Ml. Ilmry A. Ere*. 41, Fred M. Ilsrvey County Cororai>*.on t -John S Ilamil* twi Hi. Charles l Johnson 41. Charles W. Fejfg Reprise ntire Jolts F Uwi ill.Treby Johnson llLRoiuey B Cap n l W m. i Hanks 49. Jo^a Earsjns 5 ThOS. E. Bar* I r 5 Ward 7 (••'etior Elw'nC. Bnrl'Lh 59, Wm. 1‘. Tlu,nt|»si>n 54. .Aaron Clark »ngrv«*mtn S,-;h I. M l.i’sen 5«u CharE'S Baker JI, Luibsr |la?emsn 5 s-i;at..r- Wn i- Ustori *9, AtNrt M Spear 5'V Weston l,e».i 4. Ru.**.?!! Jenes (has. U. (Tary 5. B nuley S. Kelley 5. Sheriff--Gteollicf T. St.v.n* .79, Ed ward Stafford .">4. Henry II. Goodtidg* 5. R 'gi-'t-r of Deeds— (L o R. nith 59, John M. WilUsut‘5, Bcait.*ti*^; 1. County Attori »'y Le-oy T. t arletoa 59, Melvin S. Holsray 34 Henry WoodwrarJ 5. County Treasurer—dames li Blanchard 53, Henry A friest 33. Fred >t. Harvey, 5, S«*a»t ring 1. Coumy Cv-niuis-ionor—Jehi S. Htnui »on 59, 1 lutltl F. Jolioaen 34, Charles \V’. Fogg 5. Ksrpre»*nt»Kve—John F. Hill off, Treby Johnson 59. Rod coy B- Capen34. Wm l*. Hanks 35, Jol.n Vat tens 5. Thos E. BA'tktt 5. SUPERIOR COURT. September Term, 1890—Hon O. Q. Hat], Presiding. G. T. Steve**, Sheriff. W. 8. Cvqat'E. Clerk. L. T. CiStRos, County Attorney. F. A. Small, Stenographer. The follow .rg indr; meats were found at thie terra ef the Superior I our*: J. i Aags*ta. liquor nuisance; Oiarle* Wilara, R*U**U, mbisc} in let ling u ba*kiing for legal tale of liquor-: •James Tr»> August*. nuiaaac* George S.mpaon, VVaterviile, nuisance: W Gor don. Alia Grady, Augusta. nuisance; Fn*i A. Wiieon, Augusta, nuisance. com mon *#p*r A-.guvtue P. Halle tt. Water *it'e, nwhata.ee; Rlcharl Williams, Adas rti k Wil iaaa. liquor nuisance; Da*»d GiU r».«t Christ*, assault and bat tery John O'Neal, alia* I>?nnis Garitv, Hallowell, nuisance, itnrnoa sellar; Cbaa C. Brown, Waterville, larceny; James Murray, Ceelsea. liquor nuisance; Nathan iel P. Moore Vienna, n&iiinre; James Gero, Waterside, nuisance, 'minon ael >r; Chariea Simpton,Waterville, nuiaance, common a.,Her; Wm Gmdagher, Augusta, breaking ar.d ;g; Kl Got*, Water viile, common *‘*:i*-r, Charlea Brown. Waterville, forgey; Jauiea Black, alia* J. L l ort a Waterviili-, nuiaance mm® on aeller Georg*? Stackpole and Marshal Haye*. Waterviile, nuiaance. com mon teller. i pf I ng slop; L J. Cot*, Wat« viI23, Waterville, lar'jny J a* W Trask Gar!ioer, cruelty to animals; Noah Clare, Waterville, felon out assault; i %r i• a Johnson, Aoguita. assault and bat itry Mary Jana Car*on, Chstaea, common aeller; Cora K. McLaughlin. helaea, com mon aeller; Isaac Chase, Aueuata. reaiat if an otfh cr aa l assault at.** btt'.efj F V! Hovniar., Waterville, nuiranc**. com r»; >n seller; J. O. Drummond, Sidney 1 t ting building f t .lb gal -ale of liquor; j Frank York Oakland cruelty to .mma.i: Paul Leaaor, Augusta. asrauit and baitary i Wm. Smith Gardiner, larceny; Jam** O’Bri i ft. ala Watervill* a* unit aid: battery; He’.ry Bolger, A iguat*. hre.-.k ng ami entering; Geo. Robins >n, Watervills, I breaking and entering ami larceny; Oka*. 11. White, alia* ,,Ilap|»* White, ■■•*uit| ar d battery; Henry O. .hi.knmn, breaking j ai.d entering and Urci ity; Ivory Avery, i Halt >»•II, felonious a iault; Mary Gibbs, i Chelae a, nuiaanc Georg.* t arson, Chel sea, nu sauce. Puraooale. Mr. Walter Or* rii**y hat returned to bn home in 1‘arknitn. Mr. W. Turner of thn city,it topping a few it\ i n Bangor. Dr. Webber returned from Button on tin* 2 44 train yesterday. Mr J W. Harlow has r-* vacation at 11* ten abor* Mr. Robert T. W hi ••bout*; hia returned from an outing at Squirrel Island. Mr G. A. Robertson And family arriveil from Seamport by team yesterday. MIm Maud.. Stanwoml, Brooklyn, N Y., ta in the «.ty visiting friend* Mr. G. A. Tooiuakcr wrnt to hii;d >n. lie ri i -lied this city on the I J .1 I k Pullman storday. Hi* father. Dr. H GhamberDin, came with him as fur New York an l will join him here' »om It is imp* s-dble llmt the bouse of K. A. J* nkins uld have caojiht from the saw mill n* then had bo* n no Urea there since tin day previous Moreover the wind was h! i _ from s rh at the time, anil is 'he house was situated to the west it won' 1 vv b*> 'i impossible for -parks to have her u blown in that direction even if j there 11 been fire* In the null furnace* at the time Two October Tripe Across tho Coc tinont Two pur1 will lruve Boston Monday, i *c'-v nn.t K ilr S. i 17 An.lr.'*' -.ggiH County A gi icultur >••'t. VI »iuo at. Fair—N'wl^t.Hi, Sep*. 'J. 10,1!. 12. V-rtN Washington--Princeton, Sept. K*, Osttkar l. 2. I N r’.li Aroofook Agricultural Society At Pr»» in 1-1 -l't :7 »n‘l m-Si Wald Agricu "ir:*I Soviet At Trotting Lark, in 1 nitr. ipn l F*-n»* r*' and Mechanic* (dull-At -.I.-' Sacad-i-’ rt Acrtcultural ai-d Horticnltaml Society Tops*am. **ct 54, 15, I«v. South Kruneb.*c Agricultnral Society South i \Viad»or. Srpt. ct. 1, i. Centra!- Saowii. ran. Sept. l«*th, 17th j S .i-boro and Capr Fltaatw th Farmer* A«sorn»- :i ms lira*an: Hill, Scarburo, Srpt. 15th and Waido County Agricultural Society—Belfast. S'-pt. j ,vT 24. w, nxfoM Agricultural Society Fry*-burg, M t. 2; 24. 25 XV.-t 1'. uobscot Agricultural Society-Lxvtrr, Srpt. S,Oet I,*. Wort Washington Agricultural Society-Cherry t5 id Park, Sept. 17, 15 p, n,.' ,cot and Aroostook I'nfoo, at Patten, Oct. XV.-t Somerset, at North Anson, Tuesday. *rpt. j W.-.l1o and IN H'lbseol Agricultural >ocieti» Monroe, Sept. 23, 2». andjfi._ Mr. Hob. T. Whit-bouse other* arc engaged in improving the tennis court at the State House* by the applicat'.ou of clay which is afterwards msde smooth and hard by rtd'dr 2 To Dispel Colds, Idea ladies and Fevers, to cleanse the tystea effectually, yet gently. »!»en cos*in or bilious, or when the bh-o l is impure or slug-dish, to peraiauoutly cute habitual con •itpaUoo. to awaken the kidneys an 1 liver to healthy activity, without irritating or weakening them, use Syrup of Figs. septid&Vlmfolrm The Liver When act of order. InvotTW orrery organ of the body. Bemedies tor tome other derange men: are frequently okra without the >ast effect, because it to the Lver which to the real •ooree of the trouble, and natJ that to vet right there can be oo health. »treagth. or comfort in any part of the system. Mercury, in some tom. is a common speefilc for a slug gish liver; bet a tar safer and more effccuv-j medicine to Ayer’s Pills. For low of appetite, btlk/m trouble*, '•onstk pan*-a. indigeaDoo. and sick hewlaehe. these Fills are tuMurpa-sved. "For a long time I was a “offerer from stomach, liver and kidney trmbies. -xpe riencing much difficulty In diction, with severe pains in the lumbar regi-m ami other part* of the body. Having tried a variety of r‘-tnedles. me': id tog warm hath*, with only temporary relief, about three months ago I organ tlie use of Ay -r Kill*, ami my health to so much Improved that I gladly testify to the superior merit* of this tn-»d urine. Mamed Jorge per^-ira. Porto. PomijeaL "Yof the cure i/t he liaclic. Ayer'S Cathar tic Pills are the most effective -nnlirm# I ever used."—K. K James, i/*;r>nr vtcr. Mass “When I feel the need.,{ A cathartic, I taka Ayer's Pills, and find them u> more effre live (baa any other pill I ever took. -Mrs. K. C. Grubb. Burwrilvllie, V'a. I have found in Ayer’s Pill*, an invabia ble remedy for uustipatlon, biliousness, and kindred disorder*, peculiar to miasmatic localities. Taken In small and frequent doses, these PUL* Act Well on the liver, restoring it* natural power*, and aiding it in throwing ff malarial poisons." C F. Alston, Quitman. Texas. “Whenever I am troubled with coustipa tlon, or suffer from loss of appetite, Ayer s Pills set me right again.*’- A. J. KLser, Jr., JtOCk House. V j In 1830, by the a/1 Vice of a friend, I began tin? use of Ayer’s Pills as a remedy for bil iousness. constipation, high fever*, and c BT OR. J. C. AYER CO Lowell, Miss. ■=ouI by ail Druggist* and D.-ahra lu Medicine. GRANITE HALL, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9th, Eng jgcmrnt Extraordinary, ONE NIG Hr ONLY 1 Mrs Burin World iain ui IJJay, B Grand nperu House an« Mudleon Square Gurden, N Y City. Kvi-rybody, young and old, grave and guy should e and i njoy this charming* performance now the admiriug talk of 'lu- world. weplidlw SEPTEMBER EXCURSIONS On Wednesdays Saturdays. Eiiuiic toil Bailmi During tin- man'll of September conimeticlnji >uiarrbi.. Si pt. f-th, jm-“cngi r“ will b« currivti >v> r 1 kenttchei: iutral Itatlroud from Bun ■lolph the National Horn- at KXCl ltSION HA TKS. J hi* r* ductlon from th>- regular far' to made or these days to give Ladies and Children An opportunity to vi-lf the Nat ion :d Home diir lug Tii. j.I■ :ic;.iit* »t month the year, permitting flu hi to -i the well k £2 50 per gar ment. C. H. NASON, The One Price Clothier, I 2 ALLEN'S BUILDING. AUGUSTA, ME. x Jfout's Patent PORTABLE COTTAGE, Oil SPORTSMAN’S CAMP HOUSE. i _ DluicDrionB 1 ft. x ft.; htight to v.-s, it 1 ft.; height to top of roof, V ft,, weight, 2ft) M.s; 1; consists ut a light wooden frame cuven 1 With 1 Ineh tongued aud grooved pin. I' in built in section*. l.ing.d together; wh-r. taken down ’lie iM t fiou- *huk, I' will accomodate four per-ou*. It can I put up or taken down in twenty mliiuti-. It I* readily transported on any ordiimr exj n sn or grocer’* wagon; c«u carried into the wood- upon a bucklm ird or i-anoe, ami v. a-n put up jou have a mm, mmmu m, wi'li j.i rfi-ct protect i n from wind, and weather, and file- and M- -,iU w cl"th :.t can 1 furnish. It is tin Lightest, Cheapest and Most Compact Portable House Made. W* warrant this h' t;-- t :e i satisfaction. K* i r»rt* aud Other pa tan!.;-- ad tnuuufac tun r 0. P. HOWE CO, Augusta, Me. I ptfkieodrim 1GG Water Street. Augusta, Me. ih:adquai{teks rh r 4‘oh-r liui-hcd by one of the finest art! t* iu ’-a conn try. II*--1 ili;i.-- for making .’lie >r- and «>ut ■ide view*. uiisp.Vodtf WALL PAPER BARCA! WS! WE ARE STILL SELLING AT RETAIL AT Wholesale Prices, an will gv irantee a l -c clean new good* nude, .nd flength yard- to tie \n-vin-;i ’.V’ i’- !--*ck pa; \hmi| m I i.ilt Paper. to 10. i r 1 It I (iilt It orders, I to lx he w ide, and per yard. I'.or-j. r* wi’f ou* GAP, io y ln,-'u V p* r yard. Send 4 in -tamp* for maph* tin Ue«t nd greatest bargain* in ’be country. F. XX. CADY. .105 1114.II STKUMT. M- alien paper. Providence. It. I. •ep&J.twltn

WATEUVIUJ] Steam Dye House. ii'Xow i« Ibf Tim* f.'> ‘.are your .'l-thing put in readiness for fall and Winter Wear. C#*f.igti4 tinmnirr **nif« cleansed an 1 dyed in all de-dr*: -.had- CleanMUg don* cither y steam or dry proc**-«. West Temple St, Wntcrvillc, Maine. Vit door to Corner Market and opposite Roger’* Ten Store. *ept»dtf A few good carpenters wanted at oner. Apply ;c M. C. FOSTER SON, Slate Kouhc. Auguata. -r [anglfdtf The Kennebec Journal may be fonnd on sale at the Chisholm Brothers News Stand, Union De pot, Portland. Fall Goods Art soai' tc::^ :e arrive at H. M. Gallert's, Tbe New Dry Fancy Giiods Store With our irvr tnnouacement of the f»a d* vire to calAattcatfea to oar eaormous stock of Woolen Yarns! Woolen Yarns! They contain :h*- b«-*t b.-wn.i* and '.arge*t variety of -Lad*-- of Foreign wad Lh>mc»uc. Midnight Yarns, Gsrinantown Yarns, Spanish Yarns, Saxony Yarns, Scotch Starlight Yarns. Conntr Yarns, Ball Yarns, Shetland Yams, Germantown, Zephyrs,nud Rabbits Wool. Etc. Voa can bay first dtu yarns of a* u war ru..! kid glove* from #1-00 uud Upward*. If you wish tou can bare glove* fitted on y.-ur hunt! at our "ton We carry also childr-n'* kid glove* to ~11 sizes. -AT THE OLD STASH OK 0. N. HAMLEN, Cor, Water Bridge Streets Augusta, Maine. augl Mtf What we have Saturday Sept. G. 1890. 1 H*l:t\vire ti rapes. Concord It lack I’lim Flaming T»»kav, Moore's Fatly. California l*ium~. k* Itarthtts. Mas, Clapp’s Favorite-. Itanana?. Oranges, Ia mon?, Datis a. ete. California IVaehes have been coming in ijuite plentiful; have fwen selling them thin week for 82.50 per crate, and expect more on boat to-day. Have some extra line large sweet ap ples for preserving purposes, to sip hem is to buv them. m-w thing in toy-, The IJoyal Ca tanet, price 25c. GANNETT MORSE.

T II E BEST PHOTOGRAPHS In tlie Klntr im ltr I tig Vlmlf i«t Burgess’ Studio, Cor. Rriook ano W.\ rr.u Srs. AUGUSTA, ME. CABINETS, S3, and $5. per doz, Our Host Work We Guarantee to Ih. the Finest of PHOTOGRAPHIC WORK. Call and See Samples. ffi cjiriidy day* a* good 'or sitting* a* fair. Jill' o-lt “HAMLIN? lit. re -v Land luHtJo eigar. Irridentally w i. a j«I' fttO'Dtioli o. tin • ii sir 1 L.iV( t«-ti'J tin r« n*« no ami find t ••■m i i xs- 1* lit nrti'-i*' Having u r not at our grand op«.-u in?. trusting by honorable dealing and catering to the wants of the public to merit a share of their patronage. Very truly, F. S. SMITH cfc CO.? Store formerly occupied by Z. F. LITTLE. (jr-fY HI»I IN Kit. maim:. nept.Tdly MIDSUMMER SALE, 1 lot Children’s GiDgham Dresses, (4 to 12 yrs.),’ $1.00 Former l'riee. 'flT 1 lot Dresses, (1 to 3 yrs.), -29c. Children's Muslin Bonnets, 50c. to $1.50, Ladies’ Corset Covers, 25c. to $1.25. Bridal Sets, Handsomely Trimmed, only $4.50 ALL OTHER GOODS AT EQUALLY LOW PRICES. M. E. ANDREWS CO. XNDEK hotel nohtii. •looitf ARE YOU GOING CAMPING OUT OR OIST A PICNIC If so you will want some of that Luncheon Beef, Lunch Tongue, Clam Chowder or Kennedy’s Biscuit. LtSF’WiH keep any length of time.jgj] CHURCH LOCKE. Jun« TrodTu IbuSnttf AT THE Business is rushing. Why is it? Because they keep the best of Nuts, Fruits and Confec tionery in the market and at reasonable prices. Just try them and see. 'W'- C3r. PIPIELD, HO Wrttcr Street, Ausuntn, Mo. •■ftlritf Who Doesn’t LISE TO SEE AN Artistic and Well Printed Poster, Circular, Bill Head, Letter Head, or Business Card? Did it ever occur to you that a firm'.* method* of b»n»rie.'* were judged *oine what from the style and get-up of their printed heading*,cards, etc.? bring your job to us, we will give you a job that will suit you arid at a rcaaonahU price. BURLEIGH FLYNT, KENNEBEC JOURNAL OFFICE, AUOUHTA, MAINE. Iml a frieml a Chine**- frieml Hi" name wa* Sam Sum Sing. II. re.itr.1 m*i*e on a bamboo 'Knl Will long, bright "liken airing. He hal a w iff. A Chill* wit. Her it.**ttf '*a■> Sing Sum Too’ L* t her Sun* Sum. loo 8am Sum Sing Ami t««" a first e|a>* hullabaloo. The Kil.iu irnhl 1; BEAN A HAMLEN, Augusta. Maine. mak*«a*lif i* rent impr*"ion on the inusu lining public. So inK. ft..,king 4 ..r rrt|inn|» Mill Ing. T* Irg.a|ihlii|;. wit Hi* Oil. g. i» n nil tl" >r. m l I* i» H'> j.r **u •cb.-ol, twnt-.blng young j.. Oj.lt- lo .am t living iui«l cin fully lining flo honor.. j»* I in. I.ol.l M. .lnl tniir.lol f*nrln li|.o«llii« Unrlil'. I «lr, IIS'l f.»r I.mI ■him. ..f VKTIfftN Pilll FCP harg. lor i t ii 1 -I. ►or I ttforiiinlloM j |f| H 11 Mill I lIllTfi and tatnlogM* atldrenn an nbuvt muk»4* -I Aw««r mmmm im mm THE ELECTRIC R. R. -TO GAEEIJVER -IS NOW Open for Business, and merchants should bear in mind that instead of one city; they now have all three to draw trade from. Advertisements in the DAILY JOURNAL will reach all of the purchasing class in i these three cities, and in a way that docs not oirend, as does often the hand-bill, and the readers of a daily paper arc always the class you most desire as customer?. I

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