Daily Kennebec Journal (Augusta, Me.)
October 17, 1890

Page 1

voi- xx» no; 247. VTXAXC1AI,. Investments. Akron, Ohio, Otr*«t tUilrtuui fat Mon F», Anfcartm* for**t JUSwnjr, U Kor.r*. Caat*a, Ohio, St. fUiiwij, in Mur. v*. ymopir’t,*t. Joaarph, Mo., atroast ful l A t7 J Elacerte Unkt nod Powar l«t Wort Amato* U#ht A H**i Co., la* Wort 5’*. 5#** Ko*Jn»d T-'ftBio*! Ctt>, Jat Wort V*. fW!W-i District of Kwwmi Cliy, twenif yr« Ctt7 of Omaha A isoog a** CoSob., Warrant 4 p*r •5*s»t/. And otfcar tov^atm^n* «*cortU*a. FredE. Richards IIAMiEU. R«i I4M, »4 Kirb«i>(« PoKfUVIl, sue, jnaloodtf Rubber Wince nn!f heel lined will ruMa r. Thl* cling* me •itou and prevent# tb* give Ladies and Children An opportunity to vinlt tie National llomertur log tin* p|eui*«iiie«t moitili *>f the v**ur. p«*rmiUI»i •'..-in t.i |t»* W“!l k V f> A. l,tw|i‘T, Vp* ot* ml* of. »rpt4d:f HEATING SIOTES IF YOUR LOCAL DEALER 00£S tlOT PAVE tjlEN! SENO FOR. OUR, ILLUSTRATED PAMPfRET FREE. 10 Atlv ADDRESS HWARRENI TApY,CHICMAaE.[.'llD8QSTOI.NFWY0l(y J. H. COCAN CO., 171 Water Street. *ug#>i« od:*>t PUBLIC WARNING I “wing to a oafpsifion r««-*it*d fr.o .me in a'm I have trb*d to hm tV u o; tntence i:regt 1 tr in il»c *og t!i* t V II'* for relief froi •’i**.-*e Now io, VW it known tl.nl tli right nf prncti'H* ;ui Ism n igncd lt»»ivi-!v K v Butt- r*. .N #w!s rl.md n? I*!>r Uni. who ha* i t uj> luxu»imi* apartment* i* tattle* i-i t tietaeo in dMtrw, *nd bfMlfti medical .uppix* will be fMrai*M t“ mim* «*th« h»r prai-n. lu tht* *M\ \i order* for fam* outfit* fur Portland mu»t v'tnr through tht* ajrt'tvc TV p i !v an-Vrebv wart. -I #g*W*t "Windier wV are rtr.-olrtiiog «ar *4*u* »*t>« d-wiawntar viden?,. without the light while pretending •treat, «>.nF,-*«e.i -.t, b, h*»uct*ilr Importing tin begeftrtai tr* a*m* ’to tb>.*n,*i« i* pr'-irttad I" it* inve f ir K- ct’uiiy in t*ch.*!f of a dt a««d and »ufl* ring DR. S. F. COw*MT. ■'kv.wlu San. Scpl. Mt, |v*> OCt ■Give Your Poor Feet a Chance a SHOE®! ^*CENTLEMEh -A jAcOWFOR'iBLE Ol!S*BLE S"L,'M ECONUkm now in u»*, barrel half barrets arid tri-s o for sal** ny every lir=i la*-. grr-.\. 4* »i*-r- lar i /n*i.«ler*- MTRU’TLV »l KK.>.,«.«• ins» without (Air L-aaue stamped ui»u i.ilv paafcagw. John P. Squire Co.. _ '•I«sa,»'-»ln Both the method aud result* when Svru|> of Figs is taken; it is pleasant und refreshing to the taste, and arts gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver Mini Bowels, cleanses the sys tern cHertually, disjiels colds, hea»l a»dies and fever* and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro dueed, pleasing to the taste and ac ceptahle to the stomaeh, prompt in its action and truly Dmeficial in it* effects, prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable substance*, its many excellent «ju»Jitie* commend it to all and have made it the most oopular remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for sale in 60c and £1 bottles by all leading drug gists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will pro cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it. Do not accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. 8AN FRANCISCO. CAL. WU'SYUIF, RY Nf A YON A. A Apr Mandrake pills h# vir#*t *'uJ *p*edla»* r*u t n wot. ».l d.»*,.*• 0ua«M Mu' pure b|,...,l and give't frr J. !L S'l-.ench A Sod, Phil* d. NINE It i ,i u. in tbi* elhnnte a'-mo-t ever* b.Miv ha- u- fur u good itu-i reliable wing I iiedv :i.•• time, and it i* tery true, that no o»ry nine MEN .-.«t of ten wciirr the caf- nt ami beat coaj-h rein .1 when th* v are in need, ami therefore tie !t in iiiinr c;w turnin'- ehronlc and «'"tl anil.': j ii'ii i* fie Tile rented* whirl clii k* the io* i11e out# i- the proper on*- to am uiiii, WOMEN and ••h.il.1r* n ahould *eek that remedy which h* be.-n ‘.und b> experience to do this effectually ind do it with OUT i leaving tie hind a condition OF health which l« far from good. 10 to owe thi* i be the owe with the u-* of coog rut.* -tufted with opiate*, and dangemu (tru^a- v»ur COUCH tii.-reforr with hvrnp Pi* Li'itiida Compound, b an. rice am! whole-cine a* honey and a* *af a* anything can be. It remove* the cause of the cough, and -ecure the be«t of boon- go**d health. i'"tt «W buv i of *leai* r* rywhere for -to cent* «h»r gr»-» nn*i 'eibiw «l I- a guarantee of genniuene**. Auburn Drug and Chemical Co. At HI HA’. WA1AK. jan'rideodtynr LEIGH WINGATE K«T*BLl»HKI» tMl m:\LKiw l.v Coal for Augusts i IIALUJWELL. A «h11 ext'i :i prose for delivering coal to Angust ^SeoTin'yow orders bv mail or take s ride o tie ei«H iri-: i *r* at o«r e\oen«e to purchasers. _ «eprv>o»i REMOVAL LEWIS SELBING, Claim Attorney Notary Public 1 ha* rv moved hi* oS« from AUea’s Building to t 1Q9 WATER *T., the off.ee formerly occupied by l'®*1** *5 mr All claim* for iVaetoa*. I acrwm* of PenakH Beaties. Ac-. Ac-, dittgeatly V™***?*™ tM«v. So charge ualeM «noce#*fml. A at tee fn octlddeodlY TOPSHAM FAIR. Largest Crowd Ewer Seen 01 the County Fair Grounds. il S« Trots u EiMbitioa Mile in Re Huriabie Tine of 2 20 1-4. E*cttn| Races—Fast Tims—Ctosa Cjcteats and Lots of Fun. Tomuai, Oct. U>.~The beat-lay of all lively weather drew an immense crowd estimated at from eight to tea thousand people who had a grand lime. They aw armed over the grounds. through the ball* ac-1 on the grand aland which wai •imply parsed. The postponed races in the 2 32 and 2.50 classes from Wednesday drew a large number in the forenoon and welt worth acting they w.-r. Seven heati m one and six in the other were necessary to settle them. S.lver King in the 2 34. 2-111. 2.3-1, 231 J, 2 33'„ 2..». By the time the afternoon races were I alli I. the grand stand was crowded to us utmost capacity, while teams an 1 horse* occupied every available spot where the track could b.- *een. Iraiab Pom fitly, S. .1 Heald and Dr. G II Bailey occupied the judges' stand, with Frank Keed and James Withee as timers. The track was in splendid condition, a* the lime made in the race* and the exhihi tuin heats showed. It had been carefully attended to an 1 never ah-wed better shape. It* Ir« for all was a grand race, and was won in good style by St. Lawrence, who, though hotly pressed at times, -bowed that he deserved hm honors. Following is the detailed account by heats and summary Free tot Ail. out of twelve entries, only four horse* came up. Si Lawrence Lady Martin, Adye and Dolii G. They went off well togtthcr snd made a pretty race. Lady Martin ap peared to be entitled to the heat bat by breaking badly dropped to second place. St. Lawrence came under the wire first, with Adye, third an 1 Dollie G., who acted bally iu this beat, last. Time, 2.34, Second Heat. T he‘iime old, worn out trouble with scon 11 g was had, of course. The driver* of Adye and Lady Martin were fined $10 rat b lor coming down before the pole horse. Ai last they started, all in a line, but soon strung out with St. l.twrencc lead ing. Lady Martin closed the grp an i nt the half both h-ir*es were side by side. I'te rut of the heat was a procession 1 owt vi-r. w uli St. Lawrence, flr«t. Lady Mtriiu, tejond. \d>e. third and Dollie G. t taoced. Time, 2.32 1*4. Third Hsat. Three horses sine up for third heat. St. I.awreni easily took the lead and o| co ed a l-jng stretch between the other horses oliy G. having been shut out in the second ht at. T ime, 2 33 3-4. Si vi A1:1 KttKI K*»U A- 1—1*11:-!, ■v I Nwrinu-, t> g, c Dustin, 1 ;nt Min mi, ch hi. W W. "with, \ily*'. ell in. 1 W. I honip-ou, 1 1 1 in’, in- t, gr tr, h F VI wMltmry, 4 >11* Heat". I 4 1 Mile. j 1, :W 1 1*4 1 2 34 .1, .17*. 1.5 t .31 2.:«2l t. 11 I I" l-M *7.iii 2 40 Clara The 2 10 class attracted lots of attention, and well it might, as 2 34 1 4 was mad* luring the race. Four heat* were trotted to decide the matter, and veral times it looked as though more would be necessary /.ulint, the winner, did fonie tin. work, and Silv» r Street, who took second money and is a four year cld, showed himself to he h |r.,roimg animal. It looked several time as though tie might capture the race. Fol lowing is the race by heats and summary Flrat Heat 11 took lots of scoring and much valua ble time to start this race, but at last, w ith a $10 fine Mai mg them in the face they started in good snape. Silver street took h good lead, doing the quarter in 4m, tin ha t in l 18 with Zubin second, the o lie?* strung out. Dick Forest sctc hsdlv, breakit g ard running. The finisl wa* good, Silver Street first by a bare neck over /.ulint. Time, 2 Sacotid Heat. In th«» second heat /tilim at once tool the lead and held ir, taking the heat by ter length* at least. Charlie B second. Stlvei Street third and F.-scx Boy la-t. Time 2.37 I I. Third Heat. The third beat gave quite a change ir position, outside of Zulm who won easily in 2 do 3-4, Silver Street occupied secom place, with Kssex Boy and Charlie B fed lowing. Fourth Heat Tlo* fourth heat was tedious on accoun of lb1 long scot ng. /.uiin and Silvc: Street had a hot tussle to the half. Zulii leading by a length. This head he held a at increased, trotting without a break and uk mg the heat and race bv five lengths. T in»e 2 34 14. 1 Sl VIVIVKT, 2..10 CLAsB— Pj 1571 2..IA 31*1 1M 1*8 2.J7| ,1 W l.i:4 l.» 2.361 in., 18 Id* -i-'Ml Two-Year Old Race The two-year old race was not partita larly interesting after the so much faste t me that had been witnessed, yet then was some good work shown. Jimmie C I tried hard to win the race, but Trastei l Wilkes v.is a little too much for him, win ring the last two best*. Tim was dis tam ed in tha second heat. Below is tb summary Scmmakv, T*» Tr.%11 Ouv-Ptasr. Jimmie t> g. f. IKCsOt, Bnanricfc. 1 a t'rasiee Wiikrs. b Rrt-d, i 1 lim, bs, J.B. K*«l, 3 di« Time 3.1#, 3.30. Exhibition Hants j D rcctly after the first beat of the fre M fcr all, C.cvcisnd Girl was sent an exiubii ion mile by >'re b.dieve that more zeal, rather than more i time, i* necessary in temp' ranee lesson* in .sabba* h school*. Resolved. That we affirm our continu’d cor fi tve in the arrest valu** sod u>'fulneM f the InUrtia i-u.U Seri. of Sun lay School Les.*.-ns. Resolved, That we sxpre** ottr hearty appreciation c?f the work of the In*erna j ttonal coDMnittee. in it* effort* to inspire land instruct thrrugh correspondence and j personal visitation. Involved, That the cause merits and the lag- demands tie most intelligent frvi_e j possible in Sunday school teaching; anl as a Tic Ip to this er -l w- coniim n-l to ea« b teacher the normal mi lints pro -an 1 by Drs. Hurlbert ari l Dunning. -I we *l«o j hi u ! hundred witnesses j have been summoned. Largest Tour Maatad Schooner Afloat Launched at Bath Rath. Oct. Ifi.-At 4 o'clock this after t; nocn Kelley A Sp ar lamehed the largest 1 four masted schooner afloat, the Glenwood. I She is 24J 6 feet long the same as the (»ov erner Ames and her other dimeosicn# are breadth, 4*».l feet; depth. 20 i* feet; groas towage. 1 *449 34 and Bet 15€«'.42 or 130 tons less than the Ante*. She wilt be managed by Joseph Church of Taunton. Mi** Burglary at Alfrad. Auir.ii, Oct. 1*5.— Burglars broke into and entered the store of Leavitt A at Alfred Wednesday night, breaking the 1 glass and unboit:ng the side door. Trey tiffed the money thaws, but secated noth 1 tug bat small change, a few cigars and General t. or land. Senator* Man derson anct. U» -Seldom if ever has Farmington before seen such an gant party a* the wedding reception given bv Mrs. A F. Austin at Hotel Willows, Wednesday evening, Oct. l'«. in honor f her only son. Harry B Austin of Bowdi.i i class ot‘87 and 1 is charming bride who were wed Oct. 1ft The large hotel never anpeai. 1 more brilliant, while a profusion f hot house tl rwer* pervaded the air w r.li their delicious perfume. The ladies were all in full dress. The bride was dressed in an el.-gan’ white faille franca!*?, cut en trai l, low sleeveless corsage, real lac*-, long while kilh, and in her band a large bouqu t ot bridal roses. Nearly three hnu«ln-1 guot* were present.' I shirs rsemted all tir*i int*j the dressing moms, then to the ree* p tinn room, whire the mary cosily gilts wer*- greatly admired, then to the parlor, where the bridal party were introduced. Introductions being over, all proceeded to the dir.ing hall, wlure long UbUs w*r loaded with ev( ry delicacy of the season, game, salad*, i es, fruit, etc. Landlord McDonald know* how to arrar g«- a feast a* temptingly as any one in Maine. Af r the collation came dancing, Fres* ,i or chestra furnishing music. Pvitland Bor gar a Notorious Nsw Yoik Thlif. Poan.A>r>, Oct. lb —Sum? weeks ago a man accosted a Portland p,l. re*' *ted -tvagcly and th- next morning a lot of burglars tools were found at the place where he ha*I restated. It is photo graph was «eut to New York aud word w as received from there ’hat it was Frar-k Ritchie, a notorious thief ari l an ex-aped invict. He escaped through the v*-nti a tor fr-.m the Ma*«acbusetts State prison last January and had not b*en heard of rince. A Bost >n ofli r came this after noon t) take him back. Uoivarsallat Convention at Lewiston Lkwistos, Oct 16 —In the IJriversalist onvention this afternoon it w»* vcted to hold the next session at Orono. Rev. E. Angel! of Norway, read a paper on ••Sunday School Work." f&l'owcd hy dis cussions by II C. Packard of Auburn. I)r. Blanchard of Portland. Rev. Mr. Jobonctt of Lewiston and others. Mist Nancy Hill of Auburn, conducted th*- primary class with i«•*> pupils from Elm Street church. The evening add ret* was given by Ke\. E M. IVraber, Bangor, subject ‘M .ral Power of I'nivetsahtm in Sunday School* Rev. Henry Blanchard spoke of the strength of UniversalDts as religious fa th. This closed the conven tion. Northport Ho al Cjmpacv Organ'xed Bax.or. Oct. 16 —A company called the Northport Hotel Co was organized I here today. Capital stock share* $:>Q. «>fficer* were elected a* follows: President. 4. L. Smith. Old Town Treas urer. F. E. Bragg Bangor; Clerk. M. C. Hill. Northport: Directors. 4. L. Smith, N. K. Bragg. 4 M. Swett, B. P. Kidder. Bangor; S C. Higgins, Costigan; F. S. Wal s, Vina! Haven; W. M. Bean. Old Town. A building commute was appoint ed. The h'tel is now being built at Nottb port and will be completed next summer. Salcido at Damat is cotta. Dmans otTa, Oct. 16.—Ophelia Me Tarda of Damariscctta MUD. aged 32 years, daughter of Albert McCurda, com mitted suicide Wednesday light by drown ing in the bay at that place. Ill health was the cause of the act Lost His Hsod ta thi Planar Doras, Oct. 16.—Mr. Clifford, travel ling salesman for Andrew Dutton, uphol sterer dealer of Boston, lost his right hud in a placing machine in E. D Bailey 's for nit a re factory in Dover, Thursday. Mr Clifford was careless. NATION'S CAPITAL NOTOS. _ Wa«hi.«utox, kt. 1*'.—Pension* have been granted to the following residents of Maine: Original. Hiram Hard. Berwick; Stephen Gntffam, Show began increase. William A. Balkan. Ka»:port: Thos B. Sim. New fieM. Benj. Gould. Lewiston; Alfred Clarke. Cornish; lease C. Littlefield. Ban gor: David G. Chase, Richmond Career; Albert Parker. North Leeds; Frank H. Prescott. Belfast; Peter Breen. National Military Home Amo# Bailey. Princeton Francis A. Ross. North Btlfawt; Susan, wftow of Thoe. P. Coleman. Saco; Maud, widow of Ames Bailey. Princeton: minor children of Nathan T. Hewlett. KocaUnd. Extra Sosalon to Be or Not to Bo. Because the President did not issue a proclamation Wednesday calling an extra stsdon f j,ress alter his t abinet had adjourned, some persons who knew every thing. sssoiHva ,h*t the extra session was abandoned The expressions from ('abinet officers and Senators however showed that an extra session is under discussion by the President and his a lvisers, and more than ever it is likely to be called. It was soon j after the President reached the White j House that he called together his Cabinet. The meeting was to discuss the extra ses sion proclamation. It was wt II known that Gen. Harrison, before he went West, had determined to issue the call, but there were rumors that his trip hail changed Ins mind, and that talks with Western politicians had shown lout that the West did net want a session. The Cabinet meeting lasted until late in tiu afternoon, when it adjourned, no pro* tarnation being forthcomti-g. Tbe news spread that the session had had been absn done 1 It wras even stated that Secretaries Blame and Windout had both opposed the call, acd that the President had taken their advn e. Secretary Rualc ou the Subject I met Srrstor Paddock of Nebraska, ami la* Mid be did not believe the rumor, for the President, before he left for the West, was determined to esll Congress tog c On r. Ilo i id not tiiink the trip would cau* him to change hi« mind. Liter Secretary Ktuk I'onftxmed Senator Paddock's words by say ing "The extra session matter was di.* cussed at the t abinct meeting but no con clusion was armed at The question an to whether sueh action would operate to dam ago republican interests wa.* rot eonvid ered. 1 do not know what will be done, but it was not decided to abandon the idea el cal ing an extra session. Secretary Windham who was quuU I as having voted against the proposition would only say I have nothing to say whatever about what was dune at the meeting of the Cabinet. I will say, however, that if 1 bad my way I would amend the institution *o as to have the session end in May, which would give two months additional time for the transaction of the t ublic business." At the White House thj story of an abandonment of the esll was flatly denied and Secretary Halford sail for the Presi dent: "There is no authority for the an nouncement that there w ill be no extra ses sion."

Maine Postal Matters. A i liange in Maine’s Star Service is an nounced as follows: Route l«is. South Chesivrville to Fay otto. From Nov. 10, L.90, change service to omit Fayette and embrace F.ast Liver More Mills and end at Fast Livermore, increasing distance one mile. The star service from Fist Livarmore Mills to Fast Livermore, Route 122. will he discontinued from Nov. 8 B. S. Moors has been appointed postmas ter at otisfleld, vice C. F. Hancock. Paymaster U S Navy Died of Heart Disease. Pay master George A. Heeling of the I i it jd f lai Navy was found dead in his bed at his residence in this city this morn ing. He had died during the l ight of heart eisease. He "as in his 17th year. Russia Dentes is Persecuting Hcbiews Secretary Blaine was informed by the l‘. S minister at St. Petersburg, that Uic vanout reports of the alleged persecution by the Russian government of Hebrews living in that country are baseless. A FRIGHTFUL STORY An Od I iriian Tradition Becomes a Reality. Ih.wi.u, Oct. 1*;. A frightful story Its* just come io light which confirms an old Ind an tradition. About ft miles southeast of Mullen, Idaho, and within a stone’s throw of the .Montana line, is a small lake w hich for beauty, grandeur and tradition is unsurpassed bv any point of interest in the WdlWest. It is to be found »t the In al of Willow creek, a north branch of ihe Cieur d’Alene river, St Stephen’s Peak, the most elevated p.int in the t’oiur d'Alene .Mountains towers over it and the famous St. Joe range of mountains pre vent its waters from flowing south inti the St. Joe river. The Indians long ag> often frrqmntrd tl is punt ai d ottaioed quantities of almost pure h ad from which they marie bullets to be used in the chase ami raid of warfare against other tribes and the whit**. Some years ago two prospector* left the gold! plac* r .»mp of Kagle. It was a hot. sultry j afternoon and they proposed a bath in the lake. On* of the men. being a •very poor sw i miner, kept lose to the bank and was! soon Handing near the shore watching hi« partner sw im m the lake. When be swam shout 80t» yards from the shore he *u Men- j ly turned about and started back toward j the afcor* be bad left, ami bis friend, who j was standing on the shore watching, stw to his horror, sonic water monster pursuing I is partner, who w»- making every cxer j ti >n to reach shore but without avail. A ftw nndulsiiors ar.d a low lumbling »ourd and ihe monster raised a part of its body out of the water, dosed i s n ighty jaws upon the unfortunate man and both f nap pe are d Is neath ihe lake. The water was dyed w ith Hood and the wave s surged again*1 the shores for a mo ment and all was still as before. Several weeks ago a camping patty was Rested at the spot. Both swimming and Ashing w ere indulg'd in. Toward evening cries were heard, and upon investigation it was found that a monster had polled one of the party i under water. The unfortunate was a miner i from Hi lena- Since then large searching parti, s have industriously dragged the lake. Branch of a French Found*y In this Country. Waihi.utoi*, Oct. 16.—The Marquis: d’Amney. representing manufacturer* of. j ordnance and ateel pU*ee at Le frrnsot. I- ance. i* here at the French legation j which will he bit headquarter* while he re- m»ins in Washington 1 he cbjtct of bis trip to this country relates to an inspection of the various steel ma-infactaring center*! with a view to the establishment of a branch j of the J/e Creosot Foundry in the United State*. Thtne I id ctmanta f;r Forgary. CniCASo, Oct. 16.—Three indictments; were tctnrr.ed ny the grard jury this after- noon agsinet Ororge M. Lip?, son of Mil lionaire Clark Lipe of fienrer, charging him wi h forging his mother's signature to deeds purporting to convey about $50,000 j worth of real estate. Bait was fixed at $15,000, which young L»p« will have to j give if the authorities succeed in arresting j him. Bofcoooora la Coltteloa. Htawsis. Mas* Oct. 16.—Schooner C. 1 A. Campbell, Hall. 1 ght, Boston for Coal-: port and schooner Flora Condon. French, 1 lumber loaded. Bangor for New York, were in collision this afternoon on Ihnd aer hief Shoal. The Con*Ion lost her mizzenmast and ttr spanker was cut to the water's edge. The Campbell was slightly damaged. Speaker Band. Oao. Alger and Major McKlolsy Speak. FrrrsBi ko, Penn Gen. Alger and Ma j jor McKinly addressed large mass meet-! 1 u»gs at Wooster, Oteo, tonight, in McKin j ley 's district. Kach of the speakers were j received royally. The atndents of the 1 University called oa Reed and presented him with a tc sat if ally engraved ail vet ga vei. GATES AND HARRIS Ofliciil Report of Circantucu of Their Dettb. Dm of tke Bloodiest DmIs 01 Rocord tl LeilUtM. R. C. Status of Rogro Raco Plica—d by •oath Carolina Colored HnpabMcaua. Wuuixuyox, lid. !«;.—The state de partment has receive*l from Ihe British minister a U tter from the go* ernor of Sierr e Leone, inclosing a report from the colonial i urge on at Freetown, hr. 1) Palmer Kot*. relative to the case of the nine A men.-an missionaries at that place. l>r. Haas re ports that the superintendent of the psrtv. Mr. Kingman, arrive*! there Feb. 27, lS'.'i*. »n 1 was followed June 13 by Mrs. King man. Miss hick and Messrs. Ilelntuk. Jaderquist. folding. Try re (a negro ltales and Harris. It is ktated that upon Lheir arrival tln-y began to live in native fashion eating native fool, rooking and washing for themselves, and even collecting their own fuel in the rainy season, hoping thus to gam the confidence of the natives On July Mr Kinsman informed hr. Uoss that two of his party hail died thal lay. I'pon in.turiry hr Uoss learn.»d thal no doctor had been ealled in to attend the deceased Messrs, Hates and Hams the whole party bring staunch believers in "faith healing: that they had taken mi iiiruiruif mhu iia*i oiru ui n i*r. ikus* knowing that tropical fever if neglected, ia apt to assume a virulent form among new ly arrived white people ordered the bodlei to he buried as soon as possible and rent the sanitary |Hiliceman to see ihe order carried out and to disinfeet the house*, de stroy all bedding. elothing, etc list’d by the deceased That officer reported that others were sick in the house, a fact which ihe missionaries hail not stated and uu the next day Mr. Kingman sent for the doctor [o see Ins wife. She was found to he in ;h»- last stage of exhaustion from nr g'ecte.l fever, having been ill for me days and ia rpit? of all th.it could he done she dud on [lie evening of the I Ith untlie pn vuius day Mr Kingman wai found to he ill, hut refused to act« pi nit li cal assistant- That evening Mr. Trycc, who was also ill. sent ft i Ihe doctor so l consented to he taken to Ihe hr.spit*! for Ireatmei.t. under which he recovered, tin Ihe 1 Ith, Sir Kingman, though worse,hav ing again refused to receive the doctor, dial {jentteinan informed him that, a* the hi litmane* hail by their action originat' d a malignant type of frver in Freetown, en dangering tiie whole community lie win 1*1 report the matter to the (lovertu r, isola’c ill* louse ami advise that the rest of 'ho parly be •enthack to America Mr K.ngman then i or M-ntcd to he trcati'l ’•solely on ihe ground iliat he t)i*| not wish to endanger the com inunitv," ami was, on July 22, 1MM), con raleacent. I >r Ross adds that he under tiar.d* that iheae missionaries intend going Jue east into the interior, guided only by join pass. In view of these facta and ol [lie st ate meet in the Missionary Review !hat another part/ of missionaries are ex peeled, the Governor of Sierra I.cone callr mention to Ihe matter, "as the climate in not suit* 1 to those who trust alone to faith Healing ami igtore Ihe means placed h Providence at their disposal f*.r the relief if suffcring humanity.*' Dna of tho Bloodlast Duals on Record. Chaki.i.stow w, N. U;t. M,—Lex ngton. shout 5r.t was adopted afterwards, to r**ad "That we recommend that negroes, for tb betterment of their condition, do vitj fo the Haskell State ticket." Ui p cc(d*otad Prairie Firea. Karo.i, N D Oct. Mi.—T. K. I ruder hill, on** of the Railroad ('omiuiaaionera o North Dakota, reports a deplorable condi lion of affair# among the ramhimn of h; dirlr’.et, rfaultant from the rvcant almo* unprecedented prairie firea. Beteeei Hart and Cannonball river* and in the ral leva of both, the ieatru'* i »n ha* been al moat complete, while about Ktilde#r Moun tain ami ea*t of there, noth'ug has brei l‘ft for stock to live upon. \t the Hirer aide ranch, at the mouth of IA tie liar river. 500 ton# of h*y and S00 head o cattle were burned up. ltam-tm.en are inclined to lay these fire to the Indiana from the Port Yate reservation. who drive the game aouth am burn the prairie# behind th»m to preven the game from going bark before beit»i killed or captured. Store CuttersConspiracy Case Boded Moan fmkr. Oct. 15.—The jury in tb Stone Cutter I nion conspiracy cate *i di*nflned t Joliet. A aorta Doube ibo Liu bill tlos. MAsnaTKi, Mich.. Oct 15 —The R. C Peter* Salt 4 Lumber Co. aatignod todaj Asset a, about #3.«U0 000; liabilitie*. aboc #1,500.000. ■ItRAL UiflCl WMtbv Eodtoottoon lot tto Rut M Wil DirAKTMUT, Ctfko of the Chief Sifual Oflcer, V Wi*HlH«iTOH. IK1. 17. 1A.M.) Mam*. New ltam|>.trre ami Vermont Cooler; cloudy ami rain; variable wind*. aeotoocoloctcal Ripoit. [Oct. t«. urn. to i*. m.j I -o j sit. j HilMk io o s. K. Kata. I a* I *!s. K 141 Kah*. a. j K. 11 I R*i« i if S R. J Kan. f A* |flh.W el t'k»*»>•. TESTS FOR STEEL C.vnfarouca to Dectda on Mote Batts fsctoiy Taata of that Artdo. Wamunutok, Oct. It* —An important nmfsreQcc was held today at the Nm De partment between representatives of thi Government and the loading ship builder* and steel manufacturers of the country to decide upon a more satisfactory test of th of Navy. At the morning session Soley ssi-l tin conference was merely deliberative and the department did not propose to lower th« standards now in use K -marks from ship builder* occupied the entire morning so* •ion. They all complained of the delay experienced in receiving from producer* «(eel used in building ships for the govern un i t and some suggt sled remedies that will be considered h\ the department in the future. The afternoon session was oceupird hr the steel producers in presenting their side of the ease. Their unanimous sentim-nt was that the tests required hy the govern incut iu the manufacture of sU'i'l for build tug war ships are entirely too rigid ai d »o vere, and they urged that some modifica li ns in these requirement* should In- made. Some favored (banging the chemical tests, while others thought the physical t*'M* should he d (Tcrcnt. Steel men contended that firms ought I have the privih go of »trcii«tlil «mm» iii |nhm nod then Ib.-d. The inspector has learned that .Miller wa* a |*cddler in j w- |*y i Tennessee in Ing:*, in 1X77 a shoe -I »h*r in Cincinnati and later in t'olumhus, Ohio, and in JMMO fail--I in Cl.i-ago, o ug A 2 If. IHM) to sixty eight fir its Ilis a*ind ling “fund Mln-nie, when In- oper. t d under the name ot Fleming in Chicago then followed. All ths Mlarj-'g Accounted f*. r S> KAt i si.. N. Y-, 4 ir t. Hi At I«» o'clock this afternoon, tin* superintend- ni of public works oidcred the men engaged in i xpl-iring the ruin* I Lr-land llotr I. t-» -.top w-irk, as all tin* missing were account ed for. It i* imp- ssild* to say bow many p r on* were l-tltied in the ruin* -»f the hotel. Of goes'a registered on the day before lit** In* o aii*t all account*-I for, of Other* witbi i Hit building, servants an*l non transient gue-t*. accounting small Those who witm s« the horrifyiog and sickening sp-t-acle belts v» a nuiolu-r are yet In n.*ath the ruin*. Prcpoaad Chat go la ilia Data f Vai moot Eiactlona. Mosti-M.ikii, Vt Oct. I*'- -An am-' nient to theconstcu'ion wa* pro|u««-l i- the Senate today, providing for a change in of the biennial election from first T*m*s-U» it. September to the first Tuesday alter fi *1 Mon-lay in November: alsj changing ;h» t-ine of the session of 'cgislature to the first Wednesday in January. The rep* rt of ihl the «ir and saVr. Cburth Burned at Weet Mane bee* at. If B. Max* iir.iir.ii N II OcL \t mid night bt Marie’# church, West M«uoh-« tor, was difCovend on Are end ia a to* a I Um. The x;bool of tIw Holy Angili an the rector/ were b*rely save I. Lou on hording and mil In niture eadiaa'ed a* A'.MiOO. l{f». Father llerey lo«t M'j .'*41 in rare veatroei.t*. or m menu aed Canae, unknown; pardally innrtd. Senator Tip* Speak* at Button Homo* Owt 1ft. -Senator William I*. Frjcot Maine, was thermae of Chi k« Ualrit Club at tie Vandome to night, and made o* e of Ida charm teriat.callv tigema* speeches He claimed that the Demr. !>y*’s Celebrated Bloetro Voltaic Bolt and Appliances, and their choradbc effects upon the aorwoaa dokOi* tided and how they wiilfuftcfcly redan yoa to rigor ami Mabood. ha phiet free. If yoa aro (baa tiktil we wUl send you a Boll aad AppHeaos* *a a that I VoBate B«N C±s lhratialL Mich. MNftflfMHI FATAL EXPLOSION In Cabi-Tio Killed ud Five Persons Iojared. TS imu Strikiig Stmt Cu aid Omh bis Drivers Disaissad. -aban Plantar* Pavoi Reciprocity With mat tea at a Maaa Meeting. Havana, Oct. lit.—A telegram from Santiago tic Ouba announces a fatal as* doaion in a Juragua mine today. Aa far s« know n two persons wera killed and Sea njared. It ia feared that other victims acre buried under the debris. Suicide Bpidemlo lu Peats. 1*akir, Oct. 16.—The city Ir horrified eft that seems Ui be a suicide epidemic. For •ome lime past aa many as 1*2 to 1H auletdee lave been reported daily. On Sumtej the otal was 11. In the Hue llsrtha. a woman mffrung from a nervous affection, awel* awed a quantity of tincture of iodine. A liamond merchant named t'ohen. In the lue Maubsugv, blew out lus brains for tome reason which hea not yet tr ana pi red. toother man of about sigty committed gab ble on thi* Hue St. Martin in a similar Manner. In the Hue ile* llaulcts a men ranged himself. lie left behiad h|m n mp»T on which tho foUohing words were ritten "No work; no bread; not eaten my tiling two days, enough of this. Kn tmte for the turnip Held." Starvation aD induced a widow in the due 1‘alikao to auAmnU hcraclf and hsr laughter, a girl of HI, by moana of ohar •oal. Two young women were found Irownrd in the Seine. An individual in he Hue «lrs Pyrenees poisoned himself »ith laudanum. This pidrinic of auicidea seems to lie a rgular thing at the commencement of tho ipring and autumn. I,ast April the morgue a* often Hill'd to overflowing Statistics how that drowning in the Heine seems to »e the form of death most frequently se eded in Iho spring, while preference Is liven to charcoal in the autumn. Tho L* nrion Mousy Market. I.oniiok, Oct. K The Standard, com nenting on the llu« tuatnm* in cunsola. says t liss not be**n equalled since the Crimean *ar. and adds The argument that tha Market is unsound is plausible, hut shallow, ’onen's arc weak for the same reason that •1 mial Inscribed stocks arc weak -because bey are now among stmllcaie securities. Mr. f toschsii has dislodged them front lie investment nooks and crannies where hey had been stored for pet lisps genera* ion*, ami the ms-ses of stock thus thrown ipoii the world have never fount a home, tgain, dear money and the higher rates of n't rc»t ohlainablc elsewhere, have com* •ellid or tempted tcni|iorarv holders to ell The Turns In its financial article, gives limilar reasons. It says the recent fall In iri 'ea was due to gradual liquidation of •normoua accounts for the riso which >rcvailed earlier in the year as to the effect •f the American silver act. and partly to 0 the activity in trade, which eucouragad •perators to hoi I a quantity of securities u the belief that the public would sooner •r lat«r wish to buy. This calculation ailed because of too many thus holding ind the public being pu pated to pat their uouey into thi ir own Inislm ss enterprises. French Tariff and Manlago BUtlotfoe. I’vnis Oct. Id. The French Ministry ims given its approval to two tariff bills, v hie It wi.l he presented shortly to the handier of Deputies. They will empower lie government to grant the benefits of a 1 inimuni tanfl to nations whore tariff Is 'avoralde to France without consulting •arlUmcm. but the enforcing of the maxi* nnrn tar.ff upnn the g Midaof nations which lo not favor French imports cannot be oar led out by tin- government alone, but will quire the consent of parliament before -oming p'-rmain-nt. l b*' statisticof the population of France *r IHHP are just published. They show I at the marriage rate has been seven per housand, wbi*'h ia the lowest record ex* ept tin ing tin-war with Prussia. There vas a abg'it diiuinnalioti it the number of fivorces, but the average length of mar •iagea before they have been dissolved has '.•lien from S'lteen to twelve years. Tbs rate of increase is almost unchanged. Tha Etoptuia Between Dog laud and Italy. Uomk, 'o«i(Mi.i#» dismissed ail striking driven, hav'n u contracted with new drivers to take the place* of strikers. To-day tka old driven stoned a number of tba Oasi> bases, injuring sewrel passengers. Heme of the rioters was arrested. A number of cigar makers went on a strike to-day. Cuban Plan tar a Favor lUctprocity Wltb America. Havana. Oct. Ifi.—A meeting waa called hv the board of plant rs >e*t-rday, to cm aider tin* tend question. and was attended njr the weaitt iest planters in Cabs, s.id mint other prominent persons. It wan de cided to semi to the minister of the colo nics a petition in favor of reciprocity with Inset ice. Emperor Frederick's Bam alia Ae moved. Bern.in. Oct. Hi The remains of Em peror Frederick. Prinea Waldemar aad Prince Hifiamund were removed today from Fr>endcnsa irebe to Potts lam aad de posited in the new mao so learn erected at that place. Differ art oaa Didn't Arrant. Bam, Od Id.—A conference for the purpose of arranging d.ffcrvncaa between the pelkica! parties in CantM Tides opened Unlay. Deliberations failed to ee tabUsli entente between the disputants. Mr. W. H. Brown, Using in Hhaly Osova, FrankUa Co., Va *avs: -Havingihnreagb ly tseled Dr. Bull Baby Hyrnp 11 my flma My Aaorfady cerufy to ite aaifovmly -i^sjg rocotitmenti it as a mate He that U down need fear a# fall;" bat ha that Is down wi h c-t«rh need aw at aaee Old Baal's Cura, At saw w» tiof for Ala traahlssiwi dimarn. PvtwtB ms Aid tain.

Page 2

fUiij £tmtbtc foam!. UMSU. FBMT. Mt. 17, IM. •at-ampumw t»T*n Daily amx> W mmr mep bt made ihw*gl> U* PtMUa tag i »ej*r*jrorc* of the AMneat (A, •t my flee* vitm that Oepusy baa m »r>e AiOBUL ca* iott »e k»u» m eromflflBJI prm TKE remcMvatv** o* IT; Bu* or unjmfrmt r«,iM»ririr*nwn The g:cah at political joke of tit* year has liet'O fottnalnteil, It U that Roger Q Mill* of TV*** i- to In* the iex Hpyler of the floes* of pcpr«***«*ntatir**. ■President Mnrr;««n la were more wt tied down to hit routine duti** at the e**H-utlv« u$*rv-ion. There sr VV an bale* Iter Ontario. *er»d* th.’ Jour nuI a copy of th*- orllhi lvk*t of o«.*t. |(Kfl| from whhdi it appear* that the c\ port* from Jib* dl-trli. to thl* ountry for tire (jrwrl*r ending September W»ih. amounted to fd'iO.OOO Homn of the ar j tic lea exported, and which go to make up tire above amount, arc Lumber, lee, box shook*, Htl 000: shingles, 410,000-. telegraph pole*. y;.0(Ki; gtrraeng rout, ti*h, 4' Ujti barley. *J,bOO; lath-, 11,000. Wh.it the I wmoeynilc minority in t on greM *,*11*1 rliey would do but did riot do tU* worsted importer* have undertaken. They have marie an appeal from a decis ion under the law classifying worsted* a* woolen* whir h war parsed by Sjx*»ker |f«*r-4 counting a r,uoriun, ami propose to r nrry the caae to the Supreme Court. Judge SomtrviHe, of tin* hoard of gen eral appraiser*, ha* reviewed the decision of ilw? custom* appraisers, ami tltea a number of authorities to fully sustain the ruling* or speaker I teed mil tlie con stitutionality of the law Senator Hale addrt**a before the Bos ton Hoot and Shoe l«t» wa* a very abb effort. He presented in a very dear and fort Side way the vast advantage* that will .icerue to thi* country through the adoption of Mr Maine* famous and l*optil ir recipm*i' v plan. The hearty commendation whhh he gave hi closing to th*- measure* introduced hy Senator Krye femneratlr editors seem to forger that the McKinley bill a* pa- ed by on gres* ami .signed by President Harr.son bad Incorporated in It Mr Maine's f.tm on* Pccipriu ity plan, which docs open a uew and enlarged market for all our *urplu* wheat, pork, every u grim I ural i product and every manufactured article. The McKinley hill is all right made 1 hy the ItecipiocUy amendment. Iiopcful view of tin* Indian problem i is looked for as the outcome r»f the an j Dual autumn conference at l ike Mo-1 honk. A most important thing to aimed at. in tlie view of tlie conference, i* tin' giving to ail Indian children of school age a common-school education at Government oxpou*e. It govs to the heart of the whole matter, too, when it a Mi rum a* a fundamental principle that all work for the Indian* should be done a* a preparation for tin* time when th* v will be absorbed into the citizenship of the country This principle has yet found only partial application in ottr! dealing* with the*e»\vard* of the Nation, hut appreciable progress in the right. d»- reel ion has been made under the edi cleitt aduiiniotmtion of tin present Com tui" toner of Indian Adairs l At the age of *1 Hon. Justin S. Mor rill* vra* on Tuesday again elected to the l oited Stales Senate by the Ia*gU- lature of YrrooBt. Senator Morrill Is uow serving his thirty-sixth cotsccutive year in Chegress, ami has been a mem la*r of the legislative branch of the tiovernmeut for a greater length of time Uu»» auv American living or dead. Senator Morrill** congressional cancer has not only been a long but a notable distinguished for eminent services to the 1***1 Interests «.f the country. The MU granting public lauds for »gneuate, which place he now holds. Mr. Morrill was the leader in the Senate in th*» revision of the tariff In 1SS3. and. ivodcred exceedingly valuable service in the perfection of the MeK inlev bill of!1 Wky nlrr tins aon mucin? John- •m. AaoJjnt Lioim.n min ihvm rvrv! ptlat.lv. i Eifbtv-jrnn Johaaoo's Anodjra* Lint! I "rt! IaJommvat waat r siju. otuuiiv I A Tram B«Uot («war4kr never ret woo a battle— j never yet preferred a friend-— '^noO>r I j Fry So man U gore! enough to govern an* j •*hrr without his coamat. skmkmw j Mnrttin. There Is not a single ejection precinct j in aii t»«i* brw4 land w here a Democrat j it. not «a»t his voce in peace and aafe- j rr and hive it counted as east. Bat j there are hundred* of precinct# in which j It I* as ffindi as a mart life Is worth so! appear at the polls with a Kepubffeau; iiailot in hi* hands. If thU evil is not; noon cured what will HWI of tree j governsuont$~{/. S. Grunt. It h the doty of every rain who be-1 fieve* to self government to serfo**.*Jy; ponder the vooditioa of affair* which root root* the voter in the South for if Owe man at the tiovtb toconata* much a* three men at the XortN. then there no c.juaJity In the right* of ettizrar. A convention was held recently In .Jackson, Miodsdppl to revise the ronstkntlon of tlti* Mate. Judge 1 a liman elected President of tit*- Convention. I pwi assuming the chair lie said It is a law of Id via# ouhnuttcm that the white race ir.tmi tolerate divided sovereignty. I do not propose to mince matters and hid# behind a subterfuge but if asked by any body if it is the purpose of this conven tion to restrict negro -affrage I frankly answer, Ve»; that is wh-tt we ar** here for.” I* It not time for tho*«* who desire to live under a free govern merit to stop uni consider if It la not wise to axe the -trorig arm of tin* government to in*ure free and f tir election*' Th** man who take* his seat in the flou-e *.f Repre-onUtiv* through n certificate which fraud or violence lias given him, commit* n criuo not only upon the f*eople «*f the district he is falsely alleged to represent hut up on th** people of every Cougrcxsional district of the I nited State*. It cannot lie denied—nay In fact it is a limited that the Democratic party cnpies lifty-one stolen -eat* in tfu* **n g re*- of flic t nited State*. By suppr* iug Republican ballot.* ten n»r»gp*** from tin* South on fewer votes than am required to elect one ongre* man in the North. If free government i-* worth pieservlng, this state »*f thing* -hould not longer lx* tolerated. \t e diould r«'iu**niher that f owarJlce never >**t won a battle never vet preserved a friend.” An Auguata Brno eaa Dbectoiy On another page of this morning Journal will be found a cl.unified card directory of some of Augusta's leading »nd most enterprising business establish t meuts. It has lx** n solicited and com piled by Mr. W K. Clarke of Boston, in advertising exjxTt with a wide and successful experience in this line *1 work. N- it I* confined to two house ii each class of husiiies* many well I. nowii firm do not up|x*ar in it, but th** t •election is nevertheless an excel lent one and will be generally conceded to lx* well representative »f our leading business firms. These announcements will In* printed i l-o on heavy cardboard and framed •opic- hung up in various places about ,h*‘ city. The splendid success which VIr iark** has scored in this city is a ribute not only to his own energy and lopul.aritr, hut also to the appreciation ii which the h i \n» c.M Joi i:\ \i is held is an advertising medium. We have no loulit hut nil who have availed them- I adve- of this tine advertising opportune y will get liberal returns for their out ,lv c MAINE 009BIP I II. Hamilton, I’asi Grand Chief Tew-{ >lar and Sun* Organ zvr. has organized ur row lodges during the past week j I'hev are lucited at Fairbanks. Bryant's \>nd, Brth I at I Mechanic Falla. By the dose of t!i« season Rockland will j o. o of the bon? paved ties in the Sta'e J dan street ha* slrpady been ootnpletd iml the crew i» now at work on l.imero* c j freet, which willt.- pa»«d nearly to tf.*■, not otfi. The in w concrete walk* oo .imisey an I I nion atre ts are insidered a u and Masonic street now being irepan* 1 for a r» w sidewalk. Tli work i Sea *treot is h lag pushed alorg. and ■verybody isdelighted a the pr'*;.*■ t of >t our new tram some and the I nasse* are happy, but to offset it several 7 •oor morals have got to crawl out of their umfortabSe beds earlier mornings, and! f inter coming too. We refer to tin* post j lli.i- i"*naitl expressmen. Tliey I *v»\ lowevcr. all purchased alarm clocks and j i ill do th? belt they can agunit fat i r ’’Beautiful Srow” verses will soon b» in it i* well io get them n s'oek early. [*he demand fgr them is of b:i«f dura ion H The Bi ldeford Journal says that York v ‘minty is altogether too near' being a para l.«v for tramp*. It calls for a better cn orceffient of the tramp law which was >as*ed at the last legislature in response to f) i id from the farmer* of the State for t rrotecti.m »g*imt the >1trelations of this aaa of vagabonds j The I Will Time* in '.ngrstaiating the r.ary publf*' upon the final settle men: of w Andover question remarks that the nest ion of future punisltment may never 1 s, ttUd till all hands have made a prac i .al test of the mat *r. It is a good thing jwever. if it has ceascl to he the most roinineat subject in persuasive sermon z a8'" _ Tbe railroad down the San y river g alley from Farmington mint on with the Capdal City an.I *U:imhoat r*n»pmpaniooa took u tb*-fei *he. »i tn* j »*k of her file, trox tbe middle of tin.* oad attd f lopped the hor«>. Here i« m n*'anc«i of the Talue of a live s loard of Trade in a city or town. Tbe Ulfatt Age rav«: It was nmoly through e effort of the Board tb.t our cow train w mal leirlri feared. Tbii nit Ti e*f m a gran I \ver>mn' Under the K*tr mail *M tra:n lerrice *>ur fOevcbuTt* *a pt their W !»t- r:» m* l early i.i ffce morning t nd bare time in w« i iita answer it Tbeoi b n travel tag to and from Boston wo now j aake close connection*. At flrat the ilea: vas t» have nn Surds? m it bu*. onr Board d Tradj n w.in* that there would tea, >ad break from Saluday unfi; M wdae »a ert ed tbemaelrvs ti better i% so i»*i*ad 1 >f bavirg a Monday marrirg mail they isked tba Maine CwrrJi officials to g to m t sundae morning mail and ih*y kindly u ’angtd it._ Yax llorm'i Cocoa—The original aoat soluble. marlldeodlwar V _ _ She reckons well who does her housecleaning and washing (or has her servants do this work) with PYLES PEARLINE. |ITL N Because Pearline ny makes the largest saving all around; saves half the time half the labor—more than half the wear. Do you know you don’t have to rub the clothes when washed with P arline This ives the woman and makes the clothes !a,c longer (besides, they look better). What can be harder on woman’s health than bobbing up and down over a wash board What can be Krder on the clothes anything harder don’t exist M illions of women know these facts well; it takes many millions of pack ages of PE ARLINE to supply their _ demands for it You have only to jrove these facts and you'll demand it. 1 he bfcsi way is—try t. Costs little and evert' grocer has it. PcrJ-tiers ao«J utticrupulous grocers axe offering **j*J**®** 3 (1 Fean -it, tl*c same Peartratr.” IT S ►AL!>fc LJV W ti., .r- not.*•_jAMEb PVI N»wVorfc Largest Line OF DtlH,MWl[E!AAnillts Ever Brought Into Waterrille, TO IIP OPENED UT858AY or MONDAY, BY L. H. SOPER CO, En Their New Store. These goods were bought before the rise, and cus oniers will he given the benefit. WAIT FOR TTSS! L. H. SOPER CO. «n‘t IMtf WONDERFUL HEALER! 'HE BLIND MAY SEE! THEDEAF MAYHEAR! CANCERS CURED OR NO CHARGE. ALL AND SEE HIM. CONSULTATION FREE TO ALL. DR. PHILBRICK, hr N|UI l.'ll.l ill Iminir Diseases ami all lllirMM Peculiar l» I'rnnlri Hil l UK AT YOIJMG’IS HOTEL, OAKDINER, MAINE, 'rom Friday. October 17, until Monday, October 27. OFFICE, rtO.OM 1. In placing tl.i* mffi ■•for,- the public. Dr. I'hil’.rick w*e into wIiom* Jitiu-i* may f alt a iv» it their careful consideration. ile ha* had a large mid successful practice in cbronii for year*, and i* coniidetit that h can i>eift>r« all that he professes to, and the remedies he ;*tdiea are calculated 1.1 produce the mo»t satMae-ury result*. He invite* -II who may h# suffering ni any disease to call upon him. and he w i i fell them what organ* are affected, free of all charge, be male* passing the critical period of Ilf,-, w« ea the age* of .16 and 50, will do well to consult him. I »A 1A’ I’D I. M ENSTRUATIOPf M *de comfortable by using l»r. Philbrick’s treatment, lie Doctor makea a sjKciulty of Cstsrrh ami all iltsensea or (lie Kjrr, Far. Throat and Fungs also l»l*rnse* of the Heart, Fiver and Mldaryi, DIABETES, ASTHMA, NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM. If you arc afflicted with Rli -unathm I can cure you at once. Kits mid Dyspepsia Mini. Krinsle Complaints fnrril. Plica and all di'eaae* of a private nature, *».cce**fally treated. Olil Mores healed and pimple* •ad icated. Pure it I oo,l i* the life cf all. One of tlm Doctor’* tlrst points is to clear the blood of the Irapuri es and build the patient up a* fast a* possible. C AT AILPIPI. Catarrh i* a distressing aai loaflisom-' disease, mucous and corruption running from the throat in a* form of matter of otter;-.Us h-rdem-d lump*; causing a frequent de*|r»* to clear thethroat.es -cialiv in the morning or id had weather. feoinemuo* the matter obstructs the air passages, giving uasaf twang to the voice. A-the same mucous membrane which lines the nostril* extend to the throat, bronchial tabes and ng*. a* wni a* toward the .-ye* and ear*, we can readily see how catarrh in the head if neglected, a: cause throat trouble*, roa*umptiou. and even blinJnes*. Among the mmiv symptoms of catarrh an- corruptions of the breath, blood poisoning, impaired ge*ti -u, neuralgia, ringing in the ears, dimness or specks before the eye*. dizziness, with pain* over i nose, failing memory, heavy, sad or depressed reelings, want of energy, nervous exhaustion, gen ■al debility, and a relaxed state of the system. if you are troubled with any of the above »ympton* your disease is catarrh, stient* who have drinu the disease to the b.*>mchiai tubes or lung*, by snuffing salt water can i* nreii. Tl»r Doctor will I**; at the l'OINWS HOTEL sh the 17th of each month and will l»" ftffio Wonis %n. I julvirdlv (Henwood Range*, New Elmwood Range*, (Henwood Parlor Stove*, (Henwood Furnace. Are the Finest and Best Hood* in the market. The C’enwood Furnace i* first-CI.as*» Furnace at a Moderate |*rice. fan la- set in low c»l lars. Kail and examine the good* before buying. YOU CAN HAVE MONEY. Jobbing and Repairing Prompt lg At tended to. A. P. GOULD, isrjD. e union block:. I Coed Hnrgnin For Some body. Varan .nd Steam Omt Mil; for sole w.\r Fast enruHrt K. R. *tati»o. Far"- contain* To acr** good land, cut* ,v> ton* of hay; very him *h*d. stab!* ;»or yard. They are in Serges, Schastopal Cord, Henriettas, etc. I’o cause a little additional excitement we will .ell 20 pieces all woolen I'rieote flannel, 52 inches wide at 52te. They would he cheap at >0c. i>er yard, and it takes only 7 yards for a robe. 25 pieces American striped anil planted Press (iuods, ileiihle n tilth, at 25c.: forth rwire as much. 1 let black and colored faille Francois at $1.05; wi.tlli $1.50 per jnrd. :i dec.s Black tires 'train Silks, wide goods, and guaranteed lu near nett at only I9r. per yard. One case Ottoman loth. Prices everywhere t*lr. Our priee only Se. per yard. One ease Ladies' Heavy Merino Vests and Paul.. Priee everywhere 50e.. hut ve sell them at only 37 I.2e. One ease (.cuts' Seotcli (iray-mixed I mli rwear, regular prices 50c. Our prire inly 37 I-2c. One ease Children's lleaiy Merino I udernear at 25r. One lot, 50 pieces. Silk rape Lise tin:king a liargniu ul 25e ne oirerat lOe. icr yard. ---u——~ 2000 Pieces of Silk Ribbons at half the Regular Prices. H_ 3VT. GALLERT Corner Water and Bridge Sts., AUGUSTA, MAINE. _*____ neMJtf F. S. SMITH CO., Are Offering a Large Assortment of FALL ait mi GARMENTS IN Plush Jackets, Sacques and Capes, Cloth Jackets, Custom-made Goods, Very uicily lininh> ami si&gh-, Kn-«ifau, Crocs-*-s, ctc.. all U r .1 »r j winter fl jw r*. at CHARLES E. PARTRIDGE’S, Ihr Old Hr Mu!,!, II, ng llnrr, Opp. I*. O ACOUHTA. Alao Old Fashioned Molasses Candy, Walnut Taffy, Strawberry and Vanilla Chewing Candy, AlmoDd Squaies, Fig Paste, and lots of other good things. Call and try them. w. G-. FIFIELD, _ XXO Water Street, A.umA«tA, Mo. Miridtf 10 m 6EIT1IM if MTAui VIC1SITY. --o I hate a Large Lire of Fine Goods At prices chat will xitonidi you. Fine Imported Goods in Bl;.cks and Blues from to #40. Now Is the time to make your selection before the assortment Is broken. You will find me at my new store 185 Water Street. A. J. HALL, The Tailor.

I IMPROVED ETHflGDHL FURNROE PORTABLE AND BRICK-SET. The Mont Tower/at and Jhtr aMe Furnace .trade. \V. haTt> Imprnrn] tlia modrm and poimbtr fur j ra^*- lij jmtti.i,' l:» i Lever Working Draw Center Grate, moBB'C'l R«.l!tUnjr fivrt, j work!Mjr 1*0 that aebiUl wkr mpermU- i:. !l i !f-rt*-aiu>»-alxoliilf-lF pa. Iinir \nii« li-.k* r t'.rnfr, !#u tTuf, Ifriu^ l«ri.* j uii'l V\ aii-r I'.j.i-. Fur Sfnvplirit;., IVonomv, mid Healthy. Ft: re, Warm Air, it I« tto i ;iv!. tiii f rin«i ~»-t o?ir l*«»k »»f *h«»« lajf ii- *r»af -Hp riorir. i ra:l ituti jp-i iwir j.,\» jr... MANUFACTURED AND FOft sal; dv WOOD. BISHOP CO., BANCOR, MAINE. PULLEN’S JUVENILE CLASSES COMMENCE Saturday,Oct 28, in 6. AIM ml b. tlrf.l.r, 1 a>H»* *b,1 l-.it.ui, a., i-j., '-•*yr L*dy itd Ui u:trm«-B in ymuv ."T' ,’P*' 1 it- t-totCT., Ttw infonl ■iBMtt. t. k« M\ tdawwinx uamiMauta at ait.ruia mens wL-jm object is the raising ofatuf will be charged at u»« rata of iftaea &M waw AovBirimcmi vo-oat Hr UUUrkdt. I»rjr fit.HU 1.. H. Sjwr A Co, f r |Nr*. l.'uurtrrly •livMcnd uotiOr. ^Ttnifeva, Twm in t rearti or I romie nut. the ktlrroH u*-r»* rutl, Amt Urn- i- Hliut lU»- c|w idrg wir.’ tt*«-a •mi' ;iml all Has over." SoJii fountains are a hack number. \Y hit weather for red and yellow foliage t ony Druthers luvo just receive I a tine lot of draught horaes from Heston. Th**y r. shin* d hero un the Kennebec. Peanut roisters aay the rare nuts have the h i. st flavors That's more than cut be >ai-i of i'. htor.al Comments on tin scarcity of the crop. Tli*' Uiblc he urc l*y Kvangflikt Martin todsy at d.;>0 Vlo in property here, and ahuitt in marsh lands in Boston. These ntar-'i lands he give., to hi* daughter. Mr*. A. II. .s. Oivisuf Washington, l». (’..and t be-iU- After le.-mt g a small be* quest hi* hrutbe-r, .1 vines M. Pullen, tin rema o h r of Ins property he divillas Iu equal proportions him- grade Yesterday ttn- ear* I i rlv hummed over the rail* and no delay* were experien el. Th te is a marked h enr-* in tho number of ptojl* cartel ai f lli ears cr ime down on Wa i r fret. Sc in sportsmen ti i ik t re woodcock will d« lay th-ir cl paiture for h few dav h They mildly leave h s.a'c nhmt rh "'eh. O.u- nib in vi h 1 eve* they will g on the 'ill II 1111 I .f lli* t' j. I >ick* and |Hn in km«‘«* of tlit* U'lf litre h'K from wliicli the bh>nd (hitteil freely. Mr llu I sayf b.t y •'bin twenty iiilnub. of the fl in* I«i» l.u*« f* il tlm other hor« (tumbled and fell iu tl' tsiiii* pi H A'.tribut.* the in e of the 'tor I. i to unevennes# in lb* Toad w lit r*» tl**? ih rtric roe,I p bo 11 mig, and to the ditknti* at tbs* pi nt. Had he been driving fast be would pfi.lt. are b ii thrown from tl:*- carri* a'o. I i Lan d that the wounl .-cited by the I orre r.iKy r suit in a (Miff Hg. y Ii would mine quite a 1 as t*ie mire ii const It red a vataabl* animu'. N with* tindlsg flu long delay cecalia** "I by t in l tt*n. s* of the evi-uig train. Thursday c-w ring, the twenty-fire men: b-rsef Heath if., of Gsfdlair. r.v in this ii, litto t ier j -y t ,c hotp* Iftlity of ?h lr roll.fid of fcf h WiliSMl I of ll;.» tity. A n o t» j yatle even* rig waa pai«d ly the in vnitiag comrades returned Lome on the Lie trsi# m («it ptciaed with tlteir v »i*. Oar circulation In ilost double*! *'"f* we I* -an advertising Brussels roap. Local Notice*. Jr Mrs. A. K. Harm s having return'd from ir.*pe ting all the l*t*»t styles dre'srnakirig i i Bouton, is prepare,I to *1* work i i a irtoa*. satisfactory manner. She will be phased to meet ail her old patrcM iin«l others who desire droMQivkimr dare. fcJF^Miss Sara Tuttl* teacher of H* roi v, at J. E. He vine's Bangor street. octifrftf Advice ts Mstliwt. Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Bjrrapd**jJ llway# be: used for chiMren teethuif. tooUic* the child, softens Uie guilts. rijfj all pain, cures wind colic, and it is the M remedy for diarrhera. Twenty-live bottle febttdMWcdPriAWIf “Not all is gold that gt t era” is a w* laving, it is equally true that nvt all i» 'apanlla that is so LbelLd. If yo« l»s sure of th? g- nuiiu* article. a*k Ayer’s Sarsaparilla’ aid Uke no otM** Health sto precious lobe trifled IKllUrtt* -m m

Page 3

BOBT ABO BRISK. Bemif, thrift and Piorw oo tha But B’da Vtofilr aba bare epare cuh gufbt tad i:' to their advactig* to look about them here in Auguste. Truth is stranger than fiction ro it has been a* id ami demons?rated t»ta« mi again. It is being demonstrated right here la town under our t. 7 eje*. Circa-! lars frem jVea* asd Sooth are read ard re- read til! the iove*;or ccmu t bdteve that that* region* are fairly ac’. iag to give op immense gates with feat li t!* gold-to b»it B j hta bee# expend'd on the Cushoce Fibre' Company f»-;w mill that ia now nearly completed. Three or foor gang* of men numbering e«*bieg touch* and probably in leas than a month the miii j ‘ill be running. When all the large ami peculiar mactrnery is running r will laired afford a »jvet tight. Then a hi *?r (h-scrlptioi can be written than at the present tiav. Even now the mamma i j vats and network of huge piper afford put/h* to the uninitiated observer. Fir. has already been kindle*! in the huge fur ns- if# for drying them oat and Mr. KouTh who has them in charge is pu ling himself j in that the brick work of th« furnaces! ami boiler* is drying out in perfe .t manner without era/ king or nv.spiM ing *f brick or mortar. Toe superintendin', Mr. Lymtn is having hit connected with th> miii j hy a network of electric wires. Having1 the* attached to an indicator directly over hi# desk by meat* of these he can tell at a glance the number of pounds of steam being carried, the pressure on lb* digesters temp*-mature.etc.,etc Ip fact all the little t a niilibh rent hi this city.*' It in, t far from hi re do»n to the e.*Ub •b me tit of tie (ia m*it A M »r*e concern, and u-ilcs* one \id .s h-re often he w i. 1 be surprised at the changes that hi«o bcei ma le These ar e .11 d fi r by the growth of th. .iu-ss Th* i> w double wi h per r-iiio press 2S feet ling mil weighing ions is turnirg out t'lmifort*" two abresi at the rate of many r day. The in ulati-n of thiapul lie at ion tw j irs ago was l.t.iHKi it ia now X),(i»V No wonder things grow an I liange around here. Su-h an increas* is sure to cause bulging in plaei s ard tv I Jit Iona have to be built cr s in*thing will burat Koom must be made fur tin* im used number of emploje* to j work if for no o her purpose. There *t now about fifty employed hi re. A tine new room for the cashier ia in* b ing fitted up and will h a coay ar.il convenient place when completed. Hut these aren’t ail the place* on thi-* aide the river w h r* brain* and in iuatrv are rolling over t ie dollars aa boys do the enow baits aiil with lik* a'cumulation. However for tl is lime it would seem th*‘ enough had been sai I. Personals. Mr \V> i. MjjiIjt visit- l the Topvliuti U r Mnr.Uy. M. Shaw K*q cf Bath war in the city yett *rvlay. Mr H. 0. Unit of M;na»outh. was in t »wn in e.day. .1 U U Sh’phord of Skovlug.n in the city Thrsiiiy. L. C. Cornish, Esq went to Bo-ton on ba« m««, jr»t« r lay afternoon. Mr*. E. E I’arkn ai rrtarre.l last evt* irg frem a visit to Livermore Kails Mr .i -tl Mr* K. U Kendrick of Provi dence »»re at rtoti! North yesterday. Mr. KJ. Page. *n. W ivhington, I). C were at th* Augusta Home, yesterday Seratof Hale and wife passed through 11; city yesterday afternoon, on Uteir way home front Boston. Mr*. W. E. Woollardof Anu'bury, Mss., leaves this city today, having been spend ing a short t mo with ti?r parents. Kev. and Mf*. J Pratt. Mr F. W. Piaiv.ed has arrived home frarn his trip Sooth. While away lie visi ts! t'vdiff, Lookout Mountains an I Chat t^woga ard l.exirgton. stop-, i g also in; Ciacinna’i and Washictou. Mi». C. II. Hlaisdel! returned yesterdav from a visit to relatives and friend# in Bcs-' ton an 1 Frovidenc acoompinit stem, dispelling j colds and headache*, and caring habitual I cowtipaticn. octlstd4* I mfulrm I •TATE BOUeE TOPICS. Scm9 Ctrlwi Bisatei by Clerks is Beetles SctciQf It would Ken a exam ccalm ~i the clerks' return* of th* re;eot election that a t‘*'m *t tic r'erfca hire been eery absent minded when m»k r.? them up. ^’or lastMee-, t'renj return* show *fca* Francis A. Washburn, rep., received UlS* vutes in Th>m«r«n and 15 is Mutinies* Isle, and IJahey H, Masvsc ITS in Thomas ton and R*l«ey E Monro* fft in Ifaffel*** lsi« If the sfldsl ntsrsi ar-* the tatn ss tbi *e it would appear tout Washburn rleeted by i(fat rotes. If. however, t‘:e e Acini retairv ♦fco'a1! giro the drtMCflfic' »ot -s of Mfttinlcui to U«!vey II. instead of Halsey E. Munrcc. t^n Mnnro* wool) be -'i by two rates. Arotfavr n fak* is nri.rt in the returns; frem the Clerk of Lewntoa. From tbes»»! u weuid seem that hv was rot fart sar with bis o*« party's a'm r.ee for Can 1 |r« tv* Charles E. Alim. for h returned in- vo.t« I« r C. A. Allen, ami t- *rtt by he way. a ir.xi.ir>nt -»ocrat in tua: dis tr -t wbo go- by the n»»ie of C. A. Alien A part/ o* Si. Cifheria* c.ulentv visit*-J S;*ie 11 use Thursday afttruoo The ,i Hour*- look'd sc mew ha: -ie •erhd yevtvrday, , ►e b**!i ?Vi.‘d Korn I0 the word of fa 1/ rh.th w«* pr*A Christ himself i.i r.ni ih** very piMTun# of .V -.np.ur* oday «r** r*j- by some or the rnor, ii'Mlern think* r*. III. ft is wo! of t g>«ntd A t» •r* 7. The first p .bln; mioa ilut hrn I'rae'Hfd, W4* a quotation from t'ie o testament, ng forth His m;».* a in ti rorld. The Bible i*. from begim r nd, full of the goap-1. knvwhere imoi ieoes.s i to Ueaeiatu a \\n you rm t; id he gospel. IV. It is the word re'-on-diaii :n i Cor l God is if. on. i'el to tin rorld, ari l is now G'seerltirg Mew t o 0 r.« orn led to him 11 bath c-o m tin'ten o His children the w*.rJ of re* .inei ,iat!on. V It is tiled t ie word of life. I'nil. It! it makes known f way of lif*-. ohn It*. If sustains si ifihi.il life, at -I iiots to life ternal in Go-l s kingdom. 1 1 I» is tailed ti word *>f Chris.’. ’ol Hi Christ is the centre of the e'lptures. John 1 the ke> tiiai inj.fks this wonderful I re mure boon Beli dd the Lamb -»f Gol Christ s he circumference of th-* scrip'tire. JuV. Christ is the iu*.hor and He is th. object of all the -»;,ur Mr. Martio i >*.-d by *'a*ing that the lible is a ie t-r from G;»d, a h inqiiet table, store house, a teles up-, a map and a hart. Wha-. is the ILble to you. \f th lose Mr Trm sang a v ry touching ado mi I ’d "One of the S .v—t .-Id Ch ipte lo the evening a good audit nee of men onvened at the rooms to 'i«tcn to the Gos- j ►el as preach ’d by Mr. Martin f!rUd a view of the Father's love. l)e id u.' would I hid d **d to* t? - question Is t! young man safe roman «vd life'; (’.iris es::ig man! af. from idle eon* ijuem e of a sinful life 1 f .i man is lost ,if Iasi, i not the fault of j lod. hut the man's own ft:.:. The n 1 dy has been provided th* disease may be J ured, and tb mmsequem avert *1. But man doeru't apply tli-- r-m* dv. he oust! uffrr the corn-quince. 1 ’he younir »«»n afe from f. a-of b ath. N.i. *I-*on, w yirgcrlb! for his araior, hut the rm >r 'lilt wd: keep a manat that huur j rid tie th armov *tf mr'it. omi -s. A *i is tin- uiiay man fafe totin’ o'nient i f ILm s press-n -e -nd ri*-*eafut ['here i* j >y in r1 ng ih* I. r I His s. e> is mi i i di for "|i i y k is i.tsy.i 1 s burden is l glr. The »p u!j- r i be case of tb*’ young E ?gl shroaa who ;ave tip In f .it ire of ba*f a million, and lave himself ala', u I ail this Ir-eauae of! tit devotion to God. Anj*; h* entering the ei vice of God w ill fird it a most jd -.sant j i-ralce indied. Hycri Thtre was a very pretty wedding a: the suleoce of Mr. L. Mtars on tiros* tnet. l ist evening, the contracting parties i^ing Mr. M \r.*i o r. Muss Si I Mears. d l.ynn. Mass sol Mr Geo. V. W!* M uore of Scranton, IVnn. K v. I. G. Bus* •fii ia>J. A large numbs-r of the fri t is, if tbe farni’y acre presnr, an-1 then were mrerous a l cl gin! pr *nts, amor hied were the following Ivera ’Pond ’iaao Comptny. 1 ca*e i f er. .tain-; u I .'ui tea1 pjora, 2 large spoons an.l J do*. Jesaert ons. .Mr. and dlrs. G C. Gav. berry spoon; Ih-.ii Had a 1 rlabel M Na I beirv *po i:: Tboa. K. ►fcGee. writ, r set; Mr ar.»l Mrs. f. S. Parkhant (•*’•1 ?**»r E!i:h J’. Isl-lsi**. berry s;ojn; Mrs. Bu 1, ►wt r dis'i; Mrs L C Joht son. apki i ti k* Mr Mri*. J N. M*ke see. pi« knife; Ms* N Hie >tor e. gold 0 th. i F. W. M k :vs»on; Mr. nl Mu llauttno:.*!, knife; Mr* J S knthi-v. f;-.( y vase MnsCartie Johnson. lupaneae *.a*>l receiver; Mr. and M-. j*->. Richard>, Auburn. 2 dessert spoons; Jenha Colby, a f.rhs; W. II. McFar me an! family. «ui*r spon;:; Mit« Edith Makep v 1 t fruit k-iv.-s Mr'. \.\V. i*. ilbrook, l t rapk ra J. R No; e-. 1 2 dot. ntttpicka; Mrs. 'V II- Reid, cake tnif*». Alto quite a number of fine prea ’T.ta fr;ra fricids out of the ci’y. A weiU>ng supper »a* served, aft* r irbich Mr. and Mrs. Wl*i 'enter** left on th 11 oVlx’k Pul'.tuan a’*: I sbjw.rs of rice. Ibev will reside in Lewiston. $orn. In Rudolph. Sep!. to the e 1 f J*™' Itt-h. i* ion. i-_JI/r-Nature should be I TAKE assisted in the sprinc to throw off the of circulation of 1 1 1 biood. Nothin* t* TS. does It so weil. so BOBIUi} prompt trsosafcly Orntno. ils Swift's Specific. I have used S. S. S. for a number of Tears aad o .a-idor it the best tonic and blood remedy that I ever used. In fact l would as attempt to enter upon a sorin or summer in thb ciimatc with out it H. W. CobKXAX. Of Colcmxt, Fcrjuson A Co.. Dade City, Fla. Our book on Blood and Skin Disease* nailed free. Swurr Specific Co.. Atlanta. Ca. The Voice is easily injured-the wigftsest .rotation of toe tbr«at or larynx at one* effecting its Iwe. flexibility, or power. AH efforts to speak ia pabte. under sock u*.«s, |ccow not only p-Wwfhl hot d*»*er ous. ami should be strictly avoided until every symptom j* removed. To effect a speedy rttre a«- otter medicine u equal to Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral Ti>.‘ best of aaodyne*. tltl* ftrepanUoti rap J4*y vwduet Irrkatioe. ircustlieu* the A+li eat* organs of speech, and restate* toe voice *l* t*3®* A:“l p»>wer. So i.wser r*r pahhe tfwwdd be mahout it, Lydia Tb«mp> 4“B* tlu.- farcoow airif«. certldes,- -Ayer's Cherry Pectoral i.ai Iwe* very great *er v «o roe a iso prove* ami strengthens ■Ut- Wi*rk« *a«l k* Always effective tor toe care of coki* and cough* L>>a sev.-rai occa»i>aui I bare suffered fr-im eokts, rosing fce-arveneJM and entire |,rt» voice, fa i**y j-i ,4 an anr to.-wer any affectn.a o£ tint voice or throat w a sertoas matter, but at each attack, t have been relieved by a tow doses *4 Ayer-* Cherry Pectoral. This remedy. with ante .mrj care, has worked sock a Magical Effect that f have Buffered v-ry little toeoavew tone*, t have also used tt in «y family. w.to csteUent results. it* rough*. colds, Ac.”— Wm. If (jnartiy. Miulatwi. Australia. la tfce spring (4 1IK3, at Portsmouth. Va f was prostrated by a severe attack of ty pkotd pneumonia. My physicians exhausted their remedies, and for one year 1 was nut able to even articulate a word. Py the ad vice *4 l>r*Hhaw l tried Aytr’s cherry Pec toral. and to r»*y surprise and great Jey, to ,••11 than nuet mouth l e.^ld converse easily, in a natural tone of voice. I contained to ii«;‘f*ve and have U-eoine since a well man. i i ave often recommended the Pectoral, and n.i.e never known it to f.tii »,*•n* 7 5 :'t x A ft.; h* igtit to eves, It., it !«i t r.xl, f!,. weight, l: r*ii,-i.f* n light wooden frame covered i'I. l lin n tangoed and grooved pine. I• i■* r i iifigcd together, when booh. 11 II iCi 01 late font p* rson* It Can t» put Bp a in down in twenty minute*. t is The Li ghter!, Cheapest and Most C tnpact Portable House Made. tt> v* n.t nii-e tojflve «ati*faction. Kor :.nd I*T |*»r:i« ular- addri th« m&uufac trvr P. HOWE CO., AUGUSTA, MAINE. •epttfdcodflm wuirtftd'? Start Cull 5k Sin. On and after this date, Aaeset 7, ISPB, yon cam ivd W. R. STONE it the store fmtrij occupied by Lord k Lowell ikIitCmt llooae. where I *haU keep a food n tiar at of LABIES5 aid &ENT3' FOIE FOOT WEAE This L- the place to look for ipedaHt**. Scuumbar, All Geeda laid far Caak. aufdtf. QOAATEELY BtY.BENB NOTICE. The usual ,utterly dividend of 1 per ceat. p* no ith for the r aarf *t t TV- ttoatoa pkoOy Orefte*-*, .-tod r*rar«.• A* tv HK»: l«i» d’Amo-tr FmilHti’t w. trt^*4’.aa «*vr* liw« Orche* tr*,X*w Iwl Herr iolrae* its Sait. Ut Anmr-ted iL I’me a4 lira***’* t «*6*erv»tory o: M i-S-. of T-Voma* Or. hes-ra boa- k.; Bt Hair VireBMO Uc* of tv K;»le l*Ujefa of Ik* day *»f kajMA-Wp Concert*. IV.-ii Il*rr Ffir.Agct- k fonts* IUo L«kHh* ••Btr* k4M *>f the Fjuaou- Au'oi kutiwt-'U Orche.ir* of at f- -terabnrg. k rauleta A*V» Ci »t-ii iSfc. b vsri> CllM [>OC6ii Fro* !hr B»f 10 e.oBwrr*•o4 t Fujsii of Ts-kia Vigna of Milas. 4.Vr-r' /a- Are. /T> rr I rMst >idukry >V /F. rr aura Ak .ei t>ani«,* 4«n* VauttU Braorvrd «e*r* 71c. AJrabaivu li and j«c .\->w OKMkk at r*. 8aat'«, A.tfsvta; G- F IkuBiyoob'*, Haiioweil, O. M Uiaschard'a Gardiner. A A if EA ITUti Free car ticker- fm round r.rip gh-u with a* h reserved #e»t tok to Maniluef arv* Ha'iswell parties, ,-j.eoai car will a j..'. at tin- i at/auce rr, We have other agent in Augusta. M. E. HUTCHINSON CO.. ronTwMouTii, x. ir. REMINGTON mi For Fifteen Tears the Standard Anl to lay llic most perfect development of the writirg-machine, embodying the la'rst ar.d highest achlo'omen's of in'er.t ve ar.i mo than leal skill. V ^Ve add to the Remington e'ery im provement that study ani cap,til can secure. WyckoiS, Seamans Benedict, ii ‘•riiooL hTiii r.T, itosrox, MASS, r cti&l&wlf L>J >vu want pi-turr*, truthful and bright Ihirub'e cabinet.*, )oar friend* t" delight. I tone in twinkling, at lowest rate*, I n- hi* skill with camera ami p'ate*; 1*> nr little liudie*. in lace* or liar.u 1. 1 l»ouc in crayon or ink, life -i- nor tbn the fol.owiug article* Mr«t—To hoo*« a Moderator So preside at said meeting j Second—To hear a *'alem*nt from the Director! :n regard to the need of farther school accommo j dariowa, and *-*e if the district will rote t*» hire money ami finish The second «tory of the new j school hOWSr o.i MtS. Dared at Aagu Ta, Main', iRi.i eleventh dav October, WHO. Hkvi;t G. Stapi.iji. C’krk Village .school District. j oetlMlw Notice of Dissolution. j XB- i bey nil! collect a£ oebi* dae to the firm, am! will pay all NWaiai iiabiii las. i ger*.\>m. ?a»s VT. Wrxis. d*»*l.v IT MSHIE. WM- E. G V.IL Tlve BBdenigued »id coctiau- under the firrr name of Weblw-r A Gage, the bo*ia-s# faccaert] carries on b* Wvmaa. Webber A Gage, j Sept. IfW. J*»«5t C. XiMNUL tK-t£U3t Ha GasxlA i Business Directory OF AUGUSTA. j AFwrd&'iKit^. -THE Aqua-Crystal Spectacles 1 AX UK HA» FK« rU Arthur Tetrault, Apothecary, Or. LeClair'» Office, Etfttard* Ctcck, AUGUSTA, MAINE. Haw Mw a! Tra»»n. j. sift* amcM’s, DRUCCiST. For* Brushes, a Combs, Toilet Soaps,» Sponges. s I'ineel aim! Larp-*t liu** trf 4 h«n, |Vr )uutr», al»u Imported and Domestic Cigars, TC t I X. W Pre*crip:ioai Carefully Compounded at J. M. MIXER’S, l'-M V% Atrr MjvcI, %tt«U«4A. MllilK. ATT«»K~N» \fcLLOKii _Vf I. U»._ JONES LEIGH, Attorneys mi [osisellon at Law.

ALLEN’S BLOCK, Auyustti, Maine. W. JMMv THOM AS IFH.II. Jit. E. W. WHITEHOUSE, Attamey, Cowsellar at Law and M Esta e Agent. Satary Pntilic. KO Mtftrr sr. o. Kox ?M, AUGUSTA, MAINE. A 1ST STUUTs. D. P. KNOWLTON, dulki: in Fine Mouldings, Pictures Frames, All Grades and Prices. Crayon Framing a Specialty. MISS J. S. HINCKLEY, rt.-. Mi- I ||..nxnl. Y.IRXS. Stamping a Specialty. 125 Water St., AUGUSTA, ME. _Kill IHXI.IKs. \VIm>1*-«hI« AUGUSTA. |EEF C0„ 4 . II. I'llINNEI, M.iij.il" KOI H4~sTO|tl> J. F. PIERCE, Wholenale nimI lift...! BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, UKAt KB IN ITTI.EUY. FANCY COODS, Newspapers, Periodicals, Etc. Augusta, Maine. KOOT-* INI) NMOI>, F. L. HERSEY, Dfiiler in Buts, Slues asd Bate. REPAIRING NEATLY DONE. t.UI \Vat.r Mrwl. I AUCUSTA, MAINE. W. R. STONE’S Cash Shoe Store The Place to look for Bargains in Fine Boots, Shoes and Rubbers. 133 Water Street, JLusrusta, Haiss. Under Cony House. I’-painim noat.tr Avi-. Columbia Bicv. A^rncv. J. S. JOHNSON, DF.AI.KIS IN Ec, Hk m Etta. FIRST-CLASS REPAIRING DONE. No. i:m; Wktrr AUGUSTA. MAINE. Itl -i|\FH«. Dingo Bt$ine$ College F«*n» .i.an* man y,«ns «r»man t.V »*r*p for Wfr, by scfvins a Practical Bnsiaesa Education. ~*1 I'M!'—«ok n i»m> i-fr. He a btrge j MMflber ftwai to ~-W-r* a>r.l «e;t y«*o. R. B. CAPEN, Prin., Augusta, Maine. !«i.QTfUEii*. I S. L. HUNTINGTON. MERCHANT TW *»»rr t tst» rs FINE. READY-MADE CLOTHING. I 90 WATER STREET. RUCUSTR. 7Mtnil4E. J E. STONE, I DEALER IN COAL Oor. Oak an* Cuuuccial Sts., AUGUSTA, MAINE -—--r-—— lOXrECTIW KK.V Keuebec Cen&cuaaerT laeafactorv W. G. FIFIELD, PURE CANDIES For the Wholesale and Retail Trade.

Iff I reaui »nd thrrWl math- l»> Onlrr I rult- ami Male of %ll Rtmt. In Thrlr vmmiii. Orders by Mail promptly attended to 119 \i m:h *T.. UlitkT.t, MV B. JL PIPBR, Cootectiooer and Fruiterer i *'H*•!« K 1.1 xc or Cigars. Tobacco anfi Smokers1 Articles I.KHKAL All X. IMMIX fur the Kl«lrir Car*, »1m* stomu: fur Hu* regular Magr Llae*. 108 WATCH STRUT, Augusta, Maine DENTISTRY. E. J. ROBERTS, D. D. S f Doctor of Dental Surgery. Olre: No. 1 i'i Water Street. AUGUSTA, MAINE C. BRYANT, DENTIST NO. 140 WATER ST., AUGUSTA, MAINE in k“ii|»r«-iul8 «l««n*ed Mill! hlnulinl. Lace Curtains Done Up Equal to New. ury AM WMD i.ihi|i» I O.’t Water Mreet. AUGUSTA. MAINE. CHAS. JENKINS, ;>t.\i.i r; is Oysters, Fisi ail Clan:. 0|»|». Kennelier .loitrtiHl Ofltie, AUGUSTA, MAINE i l ot i:. «.i: \i> ami i i t i». II I |-*KH»tTr. A. r. l*ai:«.,TT B. F. PARROTT C0„ \V»fie*«ii l*ei»l«-r« in OATS, FEED, ETC. __ t .i.h r. ..i hi ,r.'■! s r.- I'rnpret«r» l; hi. Wi »*K Uri*r >ll!i Store Water 't., Hear It. It. li rid iff, AUGUSTA. MAINE IMNIM A 1 OM li:j.l«KGICK M DANIEL A. CONY CO, IT Vf.KKS in Groceries, Corn, Flour Hair, Lime, Cement, Hides, wool worn. -KINS. I KKTIM/Elt** ami im. for K Frv.k i I n*d H *;r4 i« I iili*»r« alter! 1*57. New York. l or. 1 oin and Itmigiir I huI *idr, AUGUSTA. MAINE n t'.Mit i:a lii.At i.it*. It 13 rr I r\ IIV T 11 l M d, rl L C. M. SCURGIS’ 173 Hali-r Mrwl. Am(i»I.i. riir. nt-*i rm f n» m v Furniture, Carpets, Curtains ROOM PAPER DRAPERIES. Henry Murphy, (Ss.--r .-jr A I- WV!f. A r» Fnraitare, Dranery and Dptotslery 130 WtTKIt*T.. Augusta. Maine X. K. BUl.Uar A. I,. Wr»l# A i n. pays Mr at stmrr, CHARLES KNOWLTON, to ln» tf> Kjo»iv>j A MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN COFFINS, CASKETS AMD ROBES. A •apply mi tkirh to. tryf «w—l—tly m hSMft at I hr out M»4, I Oak Street, Augusta, Maine PrittlcMl Zm'ct'.r&or. ITNE1II DUlTTOtl (raallnrQ. e. rtsxmiiMi •Undertaker* BRIDGE STREET. AUCUSTA. MAINE. Ail fcwfOi pn« «St4, *»l all*, jhr* i*« Ai! m\lm .In* -m ^IUnUtikt It Brl4gr M.. s4J«iBiB| Harr _(;r« »:k^m> ritm imom iiv JAMES E, FULLER, Wholesale and Retail GROCER, OPP. HOTEL NORTH. 97 i 99 Water St., Aagnsta, Me. GEO. It. HASKELL. \V far 4ltd RrUii }v j. i -,i Groceries, Fresh, Salt and Pickled Fish, PROVISIONS AND MEATS, t'-arthfi) Wnir. VVowmIwm W»rv, Kit. A"*nt lor I'hcor ,tn*l I »aviU’> IV.ittn. Cony St., East Side, Augusta, Me. ttii.uAWv W Wnmv' I t Wiirny. S. S. WILLIAMS A SONS. on meat mm. »HK* IN Fancy Groceries and Frorisions. N«». liranllr Itlotk, o|»|i. riiltllr lluiltlioi;. AUGUSTA, MAINE. GEO. C. LIBBY, I *K \I.IU IS Fin tain fPmiaoH, MEATS OF ALL KINDS, i:tl Watwt st., tK.iNTV >i.\im:. it vuim.uti:. S. S. BROOKS CO., HARDWARE Iron, Nails, Glass, Carriage Wood Work, I’Hiiitc, Oil. uutl ViirnUlifo, 'I a till.• lortl Ill'll (lift. I-Htf l.t'iitlifr. At. Central Blk..opu. Granite National Bank, \i til sn, %t \im -TiTitTT^- tlYSiT'iTtlf iTT-ttv" H. H. HAMLEN, m.u.i.i: is Harness, Horse Blankets, Lap Robos, Sleigh Robes and Robo Linings, WHIPS. 9 TRUNKS AND BAGS. 4'oriifr Oak ami Walfi Sln*rt*. Augusta. Maine. Geo. Doughty, ALLEN’S BLOCK. AUGUSTA. ME.. HAND AND MACHINE 1 I ARN ESS, At v.holesalo and Retail. urtuii is Blankets, Robes, Whips, Trunks and Bags. 2 'I'iirtU-iiiHr L/iteii lo rt'p.Mr.it.. \!Cfiit for I'Iioii Smith'* IlHrm*** Oil S. II. ri I.I.I-.N. 4 IIAN. K. SH4H:i.V. PULLEN SHOREY, Wli->;» w:i!i- «k«| Hrtai; tUnnfArinri'rt pi |*inG Hapd-mads Harncss >.it;* iilitl llt'Hwy Mti|;lf. Ifaoiiltli'. j IComl. Trut h, 4 nupr. l)og, VII i»K**. I *rt »n*l Kw|irrk« llnrti*'»«. Custom Work a Specialty. ’n i on HI or lx, 101 U 'a ter St reef. AUGUSTA, MAINE. ii vm i:*. \m» i i'TTici i:i:-*. F. W. MATHEWS, iH/4!l^‘/IXr)I*!(I118 t -OI K AOKNT I Ml! fSTOLAP'S CELEBRATED HATS. AUGUSTA, MAINE. -liniUiMWITi.

V. KIMBALL, Horse and Ox Shoeing AND JOB WOKK. Cony Street, Cast Side, AUCUSTA, MAINE. j S|H-r|j»| al|U I iv. i.-.cuo i I. ...Vtt Y»**k. iittui4W4 Kirc Insurant* i u,...V, n Vmi, Awcuur Kir* In.-v.rancv i'a...Uo.inn, Western I i.-v Insurant* Co.r»nwv>. Can* \at» vv*i I-it* tasurauve Cu... .Vtw.mt, FIRE INSURANCE. I'irtMtt** Cniu|MiHl> I »W IXT IS %T*'S! I h».-,rr» ,v.n a I'm tmWTMM. Life Insurance lu oui l.l«f *»r l'«iH| IK A Choice Line of Trimmed Ha to and Baud mil MLOCU ftrUMII, 168 Water St., Augusta, Maim PA Hi Hangings. PAINTS atTiV OILS. 1*1* m*> frtil u. \Ut C.Beale&Co., 5 UNION BLOCK. Thvv arc oiK rin;{ ^pecwJix km price* in WALL PAPERS AND BORDERS. Ai: ortf«'r.3 r-rcmotty fffictf. PAINTKltsTuhfc t oi; ITOliv** K. H. (ilvIVIIKff. x House# Fresco Painting, Paper Eaarcrs and Calling Sat urate:*. Ul II* lit rtlMIK Mt IT SKtUiT IHIICt Uall Hortlen*. (»|lnc ltr«tmillHHK i»f nil Mmt» mul of iHv lk%ia*. •ml ti

P' tiif Wiit.-r i o|ri**r Work iirr in 1'ih.Iiik nml I Ini.Iilm;. ONK PRIOL TO ALL. J. F. LIBBY. Hr!" h> r nHit I Tilm imom iii. F. W. SIMMONS, Wholesale and Retail Market. I'rcsli ami Salt .Meats, Frnv'tH ions, Foattrif, Fruit and I e-getahles. I’orl, r.*« k**r uml WuM'ifm-lurer »*f Kennebec Sausage. \l I I Ns l*|.* H k, w aid Shod Augusta. Me*. Itooi t!Hk. W. S. BALDWIN, fj rue tic at Hooter. *»r.| V ill l-.| k. i.ln Im I .mil VI. Ullly.fiir SEE-HIVE BRAND," Felt and Composition Roofing, tlA-li* 'Mlrrt lirf T r i .mil Mi n; T r»tl Bin) 11, ■*1 i Nll.l'r; l'r.|« 'fuNurll. I>I I •*Tl*. *1 In V U 1,111.1 kinflltu I'rr.frrll Hr*i Hull Him k, W Inthrop *t.( AUGUSTA, MAINE. ■—swry.rTixoriviu:— THE SINGER MFG. CO., MlKt ih nr ns rn 9.000,000 Sewing Machines. the .V/.W,/•;/,» th, to Huy at/d th> Heft to ftr. Solll oil I ti III- 'll Jr,. l*|9l$t. Mm I*inr» to Iti-ui iiml M**nt tin Trial. Oil N*« itlrs I'.ul- .riiil Huttings fur all makes. Machine* Cleaned and Repaired. E. H. ELWELL, Agt., AlUCttTt. w'aiic. nTH% \Mi it %nhi;m. J. H. COGAN CO., Steam and Hot Water Heating, Plumbing, Mantels, Tiles and 1 Brass Goods. ELECTRIC WORK A SPECIALTY. 171 AVitter Street, AUGUSTA, MAINE. A. P. GOULD, Stoves, Rang® and Furnaces. t ▲11 Kinds or Tin, Sboot Iran, nnd Copper Waro, Ttn goofing, Kte. .Hon it or OH Store*, tiefr i *erat or*, tee, Oreom Eree-.er*, Ete. jLrjm x*xarx^T». S tin* I niM'wrfl l.i >n. H I ninn lll»,R A/n« at on.) Il<*r~ l.o M.M., Knw I’M TirrI K- l If•*.!.- k^pl m mn rw iilturNl j t AI.I, A.IMW l’K«• All'll.v at rt vnt.i* r*» Ha. C Onios Black, AngacU, lb. ~“wtTT7v,'h WILLIAM B. FlISBifllS, Veterinary Surgeon, ,:«r*rfNtl«- of American VrbrlMrt CnI1s|% Office at Csihi stab e. Co. Oak an Dielm Ml, Ainrurc. runs

Page 4

ftardlatr MstrtismaAs. E„ts In k fin If ym tov* ym v>-. ALL RIGHT tMd wa go HI***] If Vi*~ 4t* m arc HUNGRY G* U- Uw kaowi S&f tattlGstaarj II#: far OF J. C. MORRISON KjL AJuc, Gardlnor, Maine naWy Young's Hotel A- Hi. Young Proprietor GAitriiivm mi« T^i* UoUil if! «wMl» t b« I';.1 •i.'bii!*** bf fb* J,** 11 1*4 all auxl roo», *o4 !V e»r 4*./. *»TM f aMWyF*» y Afi.wtf EVANS HQUSfc Curaii'.or, Maim*. CKAl. N GOUGLAfS, T. 4 »r r*wi*nf h »4r r-nn+b+s A i» /ui, T Lit it 3, U2.00 PCi UAi THE UAiLT KENNEBEC JOURNAL Will be found on sale at 0. M. BIJNCHARD’S GARDINER, C. L. SPAULDINGS HALLO WELL. SMITH l LYON'S, RANDOLPH. ItaUoirfU A iiiti.rmfiit'S. O MONEY! Too t|AV** 'Hr* tlPW'l »»f Uvi'if DM |l»f« ft r i thl Opfi' !*>n ''i If pi mi i•««’■ wxllfct lnt» ri «1 *L*‘ mm. .oj-*’ m n 1 ln*t*ai*r««|jt A'!. I'• i I* Rphsou*. Cnfi. ill. iti K»t(f >'0 Ail f'rur’a i’;.» V* -rm I** M-xi*1 N i i A H. NOEL 8TEEVKS, A I II. .as II. .»H. M TTf«U i u: JO ft 1 00 o* *rittr HMWAIm .Vain nnTTAV liAU 1 Ivit iirrnnt inU ever* pnir h hi* umhi*1 mid piii r *t:i wiped mi bottom. W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE CSNTLEMEN. Klnr oil amt lured Waterproof tiraln. The ewlleii. e mid wearier ifiuHtta® Iht* eantmt i-e (letter i»i i» than 1»t in- «irf coBltMit wearer*. f C.OO I.outline llaml-aewrd. *n rleitatit arl 9 .1 N‘i--e :-v.-n ,L U«elf a.DO lliiwiUrni il Welt. .iUf Shoo i.-.o r-til-'l in d .ril ihtr fO.BO t«»«.drear Writ U the »«axu!»rd dr*** O pui r ir I riee *■3.50 I’olit emits* **bt»e u eeially adapted *3 r-t* ratio .1.: e--!> r vro" i» All made tH ilHf -.v, Ke’t -It mid IJK* $3 $2 SHOES laf0°,?s. liar® ti. eti w>«* farorald* r*fi'l«ed *inr* Inlmdarsed and the r*H-«f t Itnpr»-!»•—, make them •uperl- r in atir *hi>e* odd at ih. erlee* A*k vi'ur I waW and If he .tnnet anppW JOT hand direct to fai.-t. ry ..i- Uialo# altnrttoni prfe®. c* a paatal f r •'nt'-r \V. I DtlttU.k*. Hrochtoa. Mao*. F. J If FUSE V. Af/mt. IS* W*Tf? fCT. t.ieU J ■>ep;:%b- odlh G^R^TEED CONSOLS. tor s h e ox easy terms. Face and Interest Guaranteed. ASSETS $o t forget tk r**-rf*y. S**lf Cajutaln motvi* »iii kSd forth it Hal**«i»,a Ar*y b*mck* «bi» er*n ?y. j Everybody Hidttfd S>it W»- !£r*»i*y ♦'▼"ivioR »'il k a Library Hall. avler u*u*l v.ukf m*raf Fu.i'n tf Angara •*;'i furt-i*b tcott' Ti« fu»#rst »;i *C 2 9VbH;k from tut l*i« ftiuirnev *c, Dresden i»*fj»«r. ---_ i if W. raidman. f a* ja»: r* rc-J £K30 from an evident Sr»ur*ar 1 a* *b« amour t dur him l it -u j r*»c 'on4relational iyt\ th?.r3r«! sxhablu and tnpptrnf tl« In at even -;g. These sociable* ar 1 il be g v -n he'eafrer during ;n. g wi t.-r on every other week, Thur* II «m a pi- asant w.- t .r g si tl* r.-s 'i e of Mr. Chari*** M- aualandou N>rth V irm.ng W*d *d ay g ..•■.it r.*»t*d pirtes »*r Mr McC»ua ii 4 daug ’••r, Nell t\ sod Mr. John F. Wilton. Th* ceremony vra* performed bv v U. W Jenkmi The preacr'.B *ert .j.r»y ar:d beautiful. Ui'freibner.U were rv, d after the eercmonv. h druphn.n Club. Gardiner* favorite org»; i/at.i »ri, is soon to r irg:i The club has dir y no work fi r ore r i-> winters past, but it i« pn-poiel thiv r ty or ce more meet together, and it i; I r.t ld be the cue, Gardiner will v have tli piivil’tM* of hearitg i x-.-eileut h.ral ruaaica I’nterUi irae >ts ag.i ii reatM ,b r li afternoon, a litiie past four i b i l. irh-y l Inn* i sou id Mr. A t «.f Fami.r g In!* was n« hur«’h hi 1 on i. b cycle, h 1 a on bis l rase, but it failed t |i f.aiConut >t il (ire b- .1 was obl'gci! t i Mk- a heaih r. II ruck heavdy on the fi'htridy of lu i Mii i .g i fr giitfully a-.o el..*, a connection wi h the iec.r 'r read r»i>s lingo* c»k* of i-*e weighing '.ft 'b.-ib tak f*. iii the K M. lev J f IV l' *M SB clear lifted nitglr isrj t i «i- i 1 ai* ’f tin* oity, ba» t kl n i *ir 'it r V>* .ri w1h> :s atiendi-g rcVo:d t 'I S>i .e w.H r rum wit.i her. Hall wVeh has b t’O .ft lis for *s .i v "u- oi. is hi .ng re n h in-, .n-i -e and will be 4S a lull for mi .il entcrtiusmtids *et. Is ec _ v> g a wt**r‘ t miscor n *ti »n i ur mat !nv ea* d yest.’Tdaf nr r.. i r not reach (lie mail, so that the 1 1! 1 ,»!e" d d not get pub Ahcd r T'> 4 f >r the Pu t’ll Symphony o-- o mpH'.v entertainment nt Au i !:«m on at Tlotnpson'sdrugstore. j AH pnn-h**-?* will be given a r ’in’ rp u‘he electric car# to Aajcus a i Mr Mr Kcgene L. Ilo** loti a v*!m»b’e j gollwar’i ard drain while »t pptng on bosrd Cor io Water street a f*.w nigh i mi. It was lurkidy f und short tin a’ er v Mr. Darius N; e who r d r 1 i. ii*v r Tb” new generator at the wire w i I i ring order jestyrday. an-iSupt Day to have th' c»rj running up Rine« liUl by Monday next. Two new box ear* .i* m t’vt way here, and oce will arrive, w.ti i few a an«l making five closed wh i ti>. company will have in run ning order. RANDOLPH LOCALS. Ha lo ph ha# th» dane ”g craxe. In al dittos *o the regular Tuesday night asseoi* b’y ui Jewett's Hall. dancing school has ben started by Prof. Monaghan of Au gusta, which is largely attended. .1 v W. W. Og-.er left yesterday for Camden, where he will remain two week* v dd grela’i' Rev 'b. Laid of Gar d.rhcr. will supply Mr. Oiler'i palpit o’e Mi i-!*y while he is absent. The Sunday vlining smites will be conducted by S reiary D.rslow of the Gardiner Y. M. C. A V an* are being ma le by ?hr ladies of thia place, wbo hate succeeded M well ic 'e urirg fai da toward* paying for oar street l.ih s. to hare a grad f*ir ic this place somn me doiiog next month Several on cm tees hare been appointed ai d f ill pa-tieiLra may be Iwkei for later on. The 'urge *h‘-e factory building will proba by b> secured to bold the fair ie. if satis factory arnngementa can bj made. Last j year the ladte* raised §103 toward the street fbt fuu-1, and this year tbev intend seear i«g __ Workmen are engaged io erectirg a large or gits* house fur th* sac of the Kennebec Centra'. The building is situated north of the Ooverrmeoi coal shed and will arcom ti.odate two engines. In the rear of the engine roam will he a small room to be used at a repair and blacksmith shop. The rsilrcrd it having a wonderfully large t aniou.u of freight to carry this mouth. 58 More Biscuit Can be made with each pound of Cleveland’s Superior Baking Powder than with the same quantity of any other pure cream of tartar powder. CXgvtta.vo lUitrso Powcra Co., Si S3 Fulton HU, NEW VOiUC. Orer airy ton* of coal a dar has been w b*i«rf laH a’-j h- Go»tK now in will b** taken to th* Hum* a on a* it rj i h-t Oirud The K'ueb. ntral wil; comm«*n the tf iCliO of a n*» o*i *h-1 f r th- r o»u use. 1 w, v t-r* i *o«t;h t the Oov. rnuMfB s.iw stopping at th- ll.rae. N. T. i! eery o e of theCoveruor' :ka, returned h one from Holden. Mm I buraday, ar* r a .rt furlough. Kev. Mr. Griffin f Aufun'a i» now sup ply .f.g the puip t at ;he chap, 1 lur g tb month of October. K v. Mr. lief man o G »r uer will supply the pulpit:« x month •A Koval Fas*" Co., gare two v r. dr*, r perforo v at Gtn-F rank-in Ha.. i ursday afternoo:,. Thit-me uud hi: or;!, s.ra of 20 a furnislnd elegar. u»u*ic at botn performance*. Workmen have commenced t> get O'. »U;io for the now addition to th* h sjita! i'hi* *o k is being d.ne by dav labor Ti; >toQ« work vi■ 1 be ali finished an ready to b.« bu.it upon by tl; first o Match next Tbe last Hm.diy v-:m 1 coi r: of thi w 11 1.- give;'. m .Sunday next bv tb. Home Kind. On Monday the m-in'cra o: 11*jui*ds f corn b cf a*e u ed in ti. sn i.t II a; i bmr, a.i average c*f six and seven barrels H p ,utida of suwar I,ririd-t ham 1,300 pound* o? fresh pers itaiu-nl; 2.5CO pound* *alt pork; 15' t egg* |k*i wm-k. aud thi* does not in •lud 'extras: I,Oo) po i'-du of sau a also 15 buihels a we- l if baki i beans. SOUTH GARDINER. Mr. Fied Hit; k*tore is a happy man I: s a boy and wa« bora Wednesday. M i’. Morrill no 1 lie of M. .lef' ir, \it.ti-g frieoii* aid telaiiv.a m lb' s. ,.;i fur -i v nl we-.-ks. He is c.w ti JU. Pt of r -pr* letitativ-• Yet Mr.-k Ua!!!”, at Ch -ea Mr MotrIII one ol tbs r too -s ou.-!» of Norfolk county M 11‘irrbusetts. WATeRViLLE LOCALS M*» M. J. Uoidii g‘ of I) x:*r. •p ii i u Miiv ve* k i'll her son. Mr. F. J Uocdnigv K id advertisement n a other lumr ar jj »‘d j i cc lost. Tbe v»nci ra’u .t n Rie .i t of e- sti-ins a wi 1 pay a Ub« wtr.l for its re ’irn. 1 e li'or f the Kennebec I) mo rat tee jrupant. d by Sam K.nir. has gone on !iu,« in-r f t j t.on. They proi >eded S*s i l r g urn and then *»rv into the pri m. v .1 f ;r. at. King is a i experi r eed g. i i« ;d k ever i th of die country or Li pin r c. H r. Mr. iVi^sidp laid in h nurse o !ii« nrriitks stray forenoon that tin S a S Ooiiver.tiou which ha- he-‘.i h -I tier, tb k wms ;Ii* best !htt he eve *fe:d.i!. Tl is frrm such a source, i* r »ta- ’i t of 1; Maine S. S- 'lotain may well fei l p ran 1. .1 ur i f ’>1 M v!*e n* a; iu- -urnpa: i. Mr#. Gwen. p*i It- re list t ii g i» ill* ir rct n f: tui t two v p k'** f i- w:.i.•:i in u 1 M nmomi Gr it.* in ‘It s Start- an! ■■•r-.v p ates ti. Mi*>2 ‘'Tb v J;vw lo.-i enjoy ing them «>he» v ry min-. e. i i e ..i.v eto; of iL«* Go!!•-n Valley Hy banli Mining Co. nad a metn-g i VVe' dav and ti t Uro l a dividend vrhici is now jayi’de a# announced by the treoa ijr. r'a Roti ‘e elsewhere published On th £7.h in*taat there will be a m -e ing of iho stock holder* to 1. \r tie report of the.: ircinwittee appointed to examine the proj •rty in Noith Carol'n a an i wh’o‘s, ar..i iia ftw day* the result w:»l b* k*.i *wn. T?k r >pori wit. first be made ohis H onor, the Mxyor, and the C»ty ix>lu..;or, aad then ma4c pub he. ttuougo the pr.ss The enumerators roite at?o-de*l -trioiiy to the r ha.ir. -s>, ml have very properly declia^d ri{> aotwti many qatriem in regard to the re mi t of their Invest g tioo, tu »e feel safe n prediti e that a;:er exe*vih:n* a hour t '.8 known, nil will agree that the money ipeiuoi this enumeration ta> been we nested. D.-puty Sb tiff J. R Pollard of VVi.nicw, was driving from Clicton to hi* home l ues lay af erucoo, a t* -mpaakd by bis wife, when as they were near Morrison** Coiner, 89 called, one of ths wheels cf use top ear risge wort into the di eh as tie horse was roinei a little to one aide to atoid a bid mud bole and the vehicle vu upset. Mr. Pvdiard raaraged to hold the ho:*. which was a you: g a:d spir ted one, an! after iraggieg the carriage a short distance he ttt breach; to a sH&d. ¥t*- IWrd a##: ewfidefiU; braised and sfe#±c« and 9a* nes trsdi:ioa i« siicbti/ iasor©***! bat tbs is y&i aa»bi«:- to ttsra fc*;r fcs.*s'l aoi bet neck badly asrolka. Mr l*o. bird th eas k*l*rtry r arrow fr-.-ai b* lag kiJkd. Ttts real* »that pat* oi the town where ifete are id* at 9earttxrsd a*a rery bad. ____ IXif'rg tb* baiiJi^g «*t" Ms# Soper B o oa Main t. frequent al’sstoa ha* besa stale to liio progr, s* of the work. *b»1 now that it ia> a v>e or*? 1 t>* b«.i it wilbs io u; i r ?h» more cx’e&did deaertptioo. I ar? .dev f the ts a? if land on oor 1 basin?#* -♦•reel#. It three »tan s h gh. beside* the ha**'meat, a-vi ;s; 4 v*ry *t rr*iti»* lror:t©f PbiLdeiphi* p*e**ew window* on iht street, eootaialog tie largest p*aa* glass an :;iuc The baaematt extends under fi whole budding, and will be usd for! a'.u.'iojf a.. I parkin* good*, ».-.a tary con 7HU.ei.i- s, furnaces, coal. etc. The tl >or» a-c all of bard wood, and the flnirli of I re wood The store has centre coon er* a d shelving, atol eubki'i dr»k which will 00 cotnected with ail parts of the room by an improved cash raJway, while n Ibe tooth at cur At r located the pro •tor s office. The cloak room on the econd rl.-or. is a capacious apartmect 1*0x4'), which i) coaoecte-i with a drets nuking room of about* the same dimeo -ion*, provided with toiUl room*, eti The front etth s on this floor are to be occupied by Iloa. W. T. flaiuea a# a Ut office, and the Kcam-bec Na ional Life Insurance Co. Oa the third floor is a fine hall whh anti r oais, fitted »ith a!i modern conreoi* n T!it of the time as conductor. h«» teen siu to be -tart d at Good Will Far«ii i; the room of that r.o« used a hall. '11,e beginnirg will he ii a small way, and like everything el* v Kiting h r niece. Mr*. B. I*. Clement. lay at f;e home h-.r mother, Mrs. Andrew Trask. f^u'.te n large dtl uatioo from Oakland »i nded the State Sunday School Conven j at WaterviUe this week. Among those j m Ii went were Hev. G. W Ilinkley. Rev. j f. II. Roberts. Mrs G H Stevens, Mrs. n. Mr*, (i. T. Benson. Mrs. K. L. ti.v-n. Misses J-.-an tie and AIR*a Benjamin and Mrs. has. Goodwin 1 'in sdsy evening, the Young Peeples \i.ofth Oak l »nd i’gptist Church, he!!; i■ etnig in the vestry of the church and j folio fl rs were Pres i n‘. Fr*.d Mae*-on; v:r.- j.'•••»: i-nt. Mrs. \i e Hi.;.-. «-fer, tary, Mr. Heath; trea -.r Mr. Mr? KV*. i V.Tn>r: business r' i i 1‘yron CK-- r r. V.. M. S a y ni M'* T I. vaid Wing. fT:« tl s‘i i» no! soft anil fUbbv, bu hard. n s d*d lifle fallow and hi -lay* old. wrirea a m. ti: -r. If1 *ir child is n rt-thriving he II g.tia jus' I q i. k y if yi u -.i M* f: F-rod. m tt'l lltf »lrm frtavticD IlAX* (M K. frill* r Oi y• i* .!•'!.air * &a& j a&ltr -fc}y «ro. ILutesia# to hi* Mr. W»*f fbavl lit h r i parri*!!* harn-akd i !oeet«’t r» u i.rv shrewd ju. #*er .o jnefat shit ***r *i I be. a sew kick**® t:;.»t aia’-te before Mt*»y day. The il"i.‘f or thifte* Ht^Tfd j bv a rear window aal opened »h^ frontdoor f ool thi iuride. They bad reo cot aae vigors iXt’.o the yard wb*.a heard. Th'-rc *u *avr*I dal *11 b* could that peace ml/bt prevail. “Let u* havi-j praev.’* cry thoujami* of Mtf»*eri today. Wbow ut-rve* rut racked, muscle* wrenebt'd, and mind wretched. Lrt tka b>m? 1'aiat‘i Celery Corn j> >uud. arid ji*-aoe of miud iiki body will b* their*. I; suffering. ©ct3i»jfolraPri MARKET REPOHTS New York Moaey M*.rkot. V okr, Oct. Id Mousy *a*i« r, raririT from tv 0. t*riir.v imp*-' as 5j 7i fcxchargv, dull auui raai. u; l-jc«J», dull nod steady. Kxi.2ro.id iwLd*, quiet, heavy. r..UuwiB A tiu'.* f t1 an..- in*i. -Jo pr* t; r.ed, ui*n --.1 -a Noli bt Paul, ilhu.. V '.;i!ta!U-rn FJ.. 10■ Mao, '“7 i .:;»n t'.-Btr b? i’i.a! 4«>:rah&, 27 l do preferred do i'.-* furred, T- x I a.ifca, l.'j Hi.ift-iin t'sdfic, 7-' l oiou I'ucit-. Ml N d.'i 1 Ksj r o*i Um-lptr, :'kgs>; exportable,: H' :i. -|Uon«i«t inciii ip# lily lot.! extra, ft 25, putent, #5 -aieri.--' V,; N-. ft IX. w -.-•r k-'.i Jef -.0 .ft :u; '!*:t i \t-.. ft U-a? i r., bout hi !fooi dull, j flour t --Uecefvj. higher; er, No i. 57a2 7 and «!«-.*tri;r. 57:i.'-7J .illuat. ‘Ut;-- R* c> 1', do w.-iil--, 17^.1 white, 47 \n i, Nii. 2 l.'hicuge, »7ai7 fair; itio, fair, 201. ii V Irit. ri-unul firm; drT.xnd— i.-I -i. extra crc 1. white x 8i: ”.lv— qi.ieV Bsr.F— ;o*y i! west r: r. fi* I" vfl 4 old’* r* ;;k* dulf; CoaitJi* :.t f„ y.**> A #r 2/. l.i i ii b-State •iniii t a 22; c'-i creaotery, 1 I Jij, ’.MWi-ni i!iiii o a do cii amiry, i.i i I, do factory, 6'juUJ. Kt mr. qui- r, w«st»ro dairy 7\ull; dc I r- rnaer;, *7.-2.;. iiv,m {stronger, quiet; State, 7;>‘.. fancy, itretghif Li"« rpoof weak. Chicago Market. Cut' AGO, Oct. Hi. >n i. Firm, ot" hanged, f. It: -.1 I-:r>i« hi^hi r. No. 2 iq-r.n# Ho';:w"\■ No 2 red KO aHX.j, -,\t; x -iroogiT. No. i, t'- r- *lv-, unsettled. No. 2 1; 1x42,. K v t f> tuti t 1 t i*4v at #f‘fi.'iu«.75 La k •-o-. r- I7ta6.i0 Tl. tim hon re. I). MV have hail an-p'i o:p>rtarify 'o con o trsf-r of i!,“ t*»ca ot Salvation ■\Vp h.-t rfullv sal mi; cur raraes to p thl a* r» ferine.-. 1C-pactfully, j r* oi N re Ditm-. i *i ii a r S.s.. Haiti more. M 1). N m .>r d« r pi pie have cor.fi V when I!i list are j r* r.l ir.g Hr Bui.'i (*oti]/h Syrup. Wonder Workir. Mr Frank Huffman, a tnitna man of l> itj.-tir.. vt.t s t' it hv ha-1 been ;i '!-.‘r h *r.ir r»f two prumiopnc phy»i(*im*. an us; t tii r ti»*a:«:iont nrtil h* wa« rot it le to g-'t «r »u”«l. They pronoarcpil hi* '.r. Kin»\ New J»;> very for m;> .o’, Coiurh* an-l Cel Is h*?*1 .at that time a* Lot a* Ip *o a k ‘*.p st,-c l w.t-.out rist a. He foui ttie, t'.a'he was much i>tt or; co!itin:i«r money r funded. Price 2& cunts p«\ box. For i.y Bow ditch Webster Co augtieod&w ly xtraet From n I.«ftrr. Homer, N. V., Mar. H. Four years ago I took a severe cold; oid.rtary cough re in dns would no' el m 1 »v up n y bun (i i! o er ntv n odical adviser t ill me i\i> Kctrip's Balsm. the great 'U' g meoie ro l to -k several bo: I it ••u'ed me ar 1 without a doubt saved my life. I grew sir nf» r ard »*,rt to work swain, i reccmmerd it t.i all my f.L-ed* an 1 «ill »lv« j. xi-‘> it. Grst'f-iJlv >c*?r«, A. M Kibbe Ft-r r»M* r. r.cr First Nt Local Bank Hornsr, N V oct 1.1 uxlA" t TVMsIjr ai»«t Urll Knotsu. It surprising ton t> tee fa Total-!*’ op nio' we t n' expressed da ly in regard to the nt usual power which Krsr of pra *#.—A pjx*-r rn>-dici-e io^s ro’ exist snd it isg Bars n teed lo do al. that is claimed. Elv'ric Bitters will cure *11 di»ei*ca of »he L rer and Kid revs, wiil remove Pimple*, Boils, fr-ait Hat urn a d ether affecti r>s cat»*el by inj po*c Wood —Wiil drive Ma r a from .h* system and prevent as well as cure all1 Malaria fe Capital locktion tju ston we# again rr*u»*ed tjday jithc tc.n:&riul Legist sfare. A b H »a» iD*ri». n .*d into ho’b Hen* 9 to ioeste at ut Govercnier t Ki g r. I roiheti through to thetn rd icstling W e (iathrie Rn-re^c cii^» grasped the ts ttst oti. A seen* of tosnoh aod uproar rt«u "i wijen fi tally tub* i t'** t»u:b r e dclegve* -orted !o Slibestetirjf aad a oc .j,*» i hi* everi g. »li i»-M to H r Vuth csv.tesnriu and a r«mc bit u i 1 i» ».f. y that a »vnf*,:-. c ‘r.*f i».»| g J*c licoia aiil occur belur. s a jouu-mtat. E gi retie a: Pi.Ubur4 Fitted so, I*, nn Oct. 10 —The Inter nal *ral Brorrerhod of Lo2>nio*i?e Eu g nseaid no lab.r organ.zmou c Harry B Depuy of the i surance firm of Depuy vV Westbrook, has been ai-sirg nee Mor-lay, and it is rumored he i* a ltfau'.ter to the amount of $.">Q id very good condition and several good torse* were shown up during'h forei oon The a Hr moon rac. H»r appointed for gnun horses and eight d horses were tn e*o au l six muried. I ulepmlent Gye, owned by James Hayes, i, roed by Henry Fowles or ths pice: Independence. Jr. owi ed by Charles 1’esshe, Aina: Wd-1 Eire, owned l y (huh (Bod* in, l*it:?ton; Lady Jtai r. u owned i-\ IJennan Thayer. lVBtuii: Jiii ii tdark, o-'n?d by (i.-j K Bailey. WiHcasst:. Th.- orset* start- 1 well ano we-giv.- each heat below In dependent Gyc, 12 11 Nigger, 2 1 2 Independence Jr 8 1 4 Wild Fire. 4 4 8 2 I Jennie Clark. 6 6 JJ Time 3.01, 3.«0, 3.02 3 00. Afte? the race* Dr. Ni.il, owned hy A. K Marson, and 11 eto owned by Th line Simpson, Aha. gave u grot exhibition m h-. Tr I'.t’ston Cornet Band fur i-hed g o 1 must-.' during the ei t re day. To wards night the weather !o-k-d very bad and uveiyhr.d/ fill that another postpone ment would have to be made, and thar-oM steers, ma*c!i-d. V il Moody, 1 jr ninvhtd bill’s, 1st; Mr Carri! I?:. 1 y« ar old HclsH-n boll; i C Jev*»tt. B m l fBrrf-jrd bul bss P*a*h-*. Ah a, 1st, fu l bind Her* f *rr old pulling pn-img t !e, ft K) i-. .i I w. h r. E B'a r -t; Ge) Cri .t r. 2 Kiank 'l arr, i'l.iirg c,» i 7 It ai -I und r. Chi* ili-yer, Bt Geo Crrck«-r. 2 d; 7 tt 2 arid 8. in Crocker. B: G .oden, 2 1 E C J ?w f. 21; Fre 1 (V o 1, 8 C Kn ,-bt, Bh Pig*. D K-light. Bt V t i ,r 1»— V -n i.-'in lrnit sr.n-iei Mr* Alih.p Oilman, double nr-fn*. Mr Henry Knight, quit; L t'ia Kighr, table man: Mr- VYm Weed. 1 g cab.i, pa’chwork quilt, od i »«;-iirts; .V h GT at r eg 7'-. spread and Mr V. Moody, tr of jura quilt; Mis Eli/a Moody patch v >::c quit; 1 St* watt, very hsrdrorac log cabin quilt; Mrs iMvid Mat! rug Mr- Al rt A!?f2 .:gs: Mr* .1 II IVailey, 2 rog»; Mr Ambrose Carlton, 2 rugs; Mr* I*-»vid Mathew*, fat:- y rig; Mrs Vie* Moody, drawn rng: .T‘-*sie Brr. good display of held urn; Hardy W Coombs Leslie A Ware l trace -at h pop cjrn. A bent I.V'» t* pie assembled at ih? park ;o wiure s tb** race* in the 2 40 ela»* a th* aft* r: con Thi* rare was very interring trd was h »tly c„n eeted by the fol-.owhg o:««*a: 15 >b A own- l by Win. Acbo v ’'coper’s Mills, Watchmaker Jr., own'd b 1-- I awrer.ee. So. Ga’d;n-r, Dr »h). j *r.ed ty A. E. Vlerson, ihitaton, King f*M ip. own d by Cba*. Achorn, Cooper AMD, Billie Kr ox. owned by Adoniram very. Whitefield Essex Boy owned by Hitmo Simpson. Alr.a. The following m t record heat* and Unit*. Em X Boy, 12 11 [)r. Neal, 2132 i»ob A 4 2 4 AVchmaker, Jr.. 4 3 4.” lie Knox 5 f» f v g Phili p. f» 0 fi Time: 2 40 2 36 2. 2 40, 33 I 2. In the second -at Dr Neal showed u I 36 gi i ar-d can— under th** wj e in 2 3b -4 without a brsak. In*tf.* running r*c« i o© few tone# w*re e u red to make j merest ng The day's exhibition ‘hrn closed, and ai 38. WOQDBUHrS ANTIDOTE enprove* the apjelite ant j Mff,, S>!"'-H[ »ni £|m* “sl S o 1.1 b y »1 I AM NOT WELL ENOUGH TO WORK.” This is a daily event m nulls, shops, factories. t It is the point where Nature can ntilnrc no more, and deman.Is a rest. Then the poor sufferer, worn with toil, and broken in health, stands aside to make room r another. Quick consumption they called it. To this class -*f women and :*irls we proffer both sympathy ami aid. .in those ilistn*.s>insj weakness.* and .1 ramp-meut* assail \ou. rt* u* tuber that there is a Kemetly for all of them. We have on r•.**.* «rd thoftsauds »>r such cases, that have boeu restored to vigorous health i i !iv es ol Usefulness. Send stamp tor “Gusfc to Health," a beaut.ful illustrated book. LYDIA E. PiNKHAM'S VECETABVg i ure ami Letfllimai* K« imc«I« C OMPOUWOI j }«*'U.i:vr WvaVut'M .and uihrn ii1- >f women I'. ire. til. V.r-t lorm- .-I t :i i.i> I um|>!:u in.-, that te aring .low n Keeling. Weak k. Kalliug amt Ihspliucnteu! «»f tin- VV .Iiu1aniii.i!i >ii. Ovarian TrouNci*. »u»l alt I ..r u i iBdlubi* lu tM (luuig* lit Ute I*.' *ud \J* N l ull.or- fr .'.i rl:>' I ru j»t an t >v -’:»g, alul check' anv IcmlcllC* to ..v* Huntoi SiiNbm fiintin>^, Kxcitabilitv, Nrrtnw prentnittoa, Hxluwaloa, -:r.-list.heii- amt tones the Stoma. ii. ,r. Headache, l.ciieral l»eblHt\, Indhcvatkm. i in* igorar- the w -t. m or :ho cure el Ki.lne* Complaint* uf eituri *rx, he uw|Hiuml ha« no rival. V I I>r»ig.:i.*:s it .uudanf article, or sent t»v mail, in form of 1M1I* or LYDIA P1NKHAM MCO CO LVNN MASS 1—!~S though Friday night was quite s orrav. goodly number gathered at the park Satut day morning to witness the closing racei which, although the track was. rather heavi it was decided to trot. At 2 o'clock sharp the three niinui class was rung out aal the followin horses started: Jack Lewis, owned b Charles Lawrence, South Gardiner; InJi pendent Gye; Dan Smuggler, owned b Charles Achorn. Coop rs MiUs; 1 >U K!mo, owned by Paul King, Wbiteti -ll Romeo, owed by M. A. Kennedy, Jeff i son. The following is a record of th ra tes Dan Smuggler, l 1 Jack Lewis, 2 2 Romeo. 3 3 DoPy Elmo. 4 4 I tide pendent Gye, o .1 Time, 2.44 1-2, 2 38, 2 38. C K P:cki ring exhibited Almont Patel en he shoved a ti• e clip. il■ races and exhibition closed with th free ior a l race, and an exhibition of a* eral li ;e horses. In the free for all, tw i uses started il ctor, 1 1 Gsrfiel 1, 2 2 I irue. 2 Jo, 2 .1 2.. 14 Mr. A. J. Libby of Kennebec 8toc Farm Fanuingdsle.cxhib.'.ed Butu*rseotel record 2 2". and B llymont, record 2 37, i

l and the other officials should b„* higbl m’liiaod-d for the good Management an all f. el that tverx ihi was done that con 1 b* to nuke tli* ;i pleasant o cation l all, and profitable to the asiccistion. PKa OHI>Eit CoMMITTH Business Notes Mr. W. IL Jsekson. «>f Monscn, b. inn.!' a contract with Mr. V II Druu mond. iupeiint 'iidcnt of the Wihimanti Spool Works, to cut and taw 2.000 cords white birch i ito spool b>rs and deliver th shine it the factory in Wiliiinanlh’. Th irth is in tb _• vicinity of Gref;wood Pom lie wil begin opTiittou* about the mid II of this month and will give employment t 30 men aid 12 horses. He will use an i gine of 2.1 horn1 pow er. The new t van. r Mg factory a? the i. depot at Dvxt r m nearing mpleticn I dimensions are 4uxi!o wifi 2.1 fett po* ti and is 3 1-2 stcri high. The cott incite it g machinery and implements, will t shout $2.000 Work wi.l be begun o f u i roo'i. Tie* factory will employ abt i s hands and wil run about two mono this fall. Hereafter the ason wil b somewhat longer. and i: -.vill stsrt carlivi It will life about 2.10 bushels per day fi which tbe t ompa y will nay from M to 8 etnts per bushel. The propiietcrs ha* erected a large pair of Weighing seal upon th grounds wa Mi will be hath fi private and public use. 4tfoDYH£ LINIMENT F:r Il'TSHl'Ali zz £ZT££1?£L zzz. Xxl 1010 Originated by an Old Family Physician. Tu;nl/ /"N-f I In IK f .r more than M; I MinK UT II. V- .M-. and ,1111 I..,,.] "font after Orncrutiitr* have iiood and bi*»wd it ry Travtil-r-Iio'iM hattic: in hi* mat. in i Every Sufferer N-rro'i* if adacho. IHphthorliM v iu-ii-.i 'nrarrh. I!r. r ‘-ii.il-. lioicra M •rl»n- i'Irirrhu a, Lariwn.ti..»> iioii-j- for roiiy. i ..Id; s .r»* Tlimat. Tnr«ilitl«. Colin. Cuts. Bruise*. Cnunf. and Pain* liable t«» nnntir tn any family wit hoi, .t I may a Ilf*- Relieve* *f| Stinimr m plaint* in;- n.a**i«‘ Price,da. wnf paid. t tic*. i.xpr* i*xpadn„MaA; Bridge St. •epttdSm* WANTED. TTTjITTBO. In a family of three, our good W k ii t.i cook and do gt., tiardliiei, Maine, Hood refer 1 enee required. octl7d4t UT \Ti:i> t liance for boy 17 year* old to to light work round a barn, or take r*r, 1 of a horse, and ha* had some experience. (i»od reference*. Addre**, II T Journal Office. IH-tllillW WrAAfTLI*— Immediately, a good, competin' girl to do general housework. Hood wage* Inquire nt No. 117 tirove bt. oetl.'tdtf n \lf ANTKI) A competent girl to do house work. Apply to MKft. F. Stanvvooh. i- Chestnut btreet. ootlOdtf \1T WTI II tent ui-l for general 1 yV in*u-'work Apply to Mi:h. II. K. Mlllii, 14 Fn H»ent bf., Augusta, Me. orilldti TTTA ATI-.I*. A neat and fully competent |ClrI I VV for j.. ii.ml housework. No other need ipplv. Hood wages. Mi:*, II. M. Ft ViarKli, eyrile St. scpt'JOdtf 1X7 A.V f 4-.I* A good gul lor general house •V work. Apply to Mr*. Janie* K Fuller, iron St., F'ity. M-ptlKdtf a i f, person* having Kill* uguiti*t bIihw A Fer 1 j V guson on account of A. II A (i. Kailroad will pb-•"*•• send itemized bill t K. F.Siiaw. o-ptlldtf Newbury port, Mas*. 1>KKsONS who have left puckage* on the electric cur* cau have same bv ealling lit A.uting mom at O. B. Molt Ms, llallowcl]. t-Mb: :f UJ AAT1IF Mr*. VV. II. (.tinnett, desire* the service* of a good, neat capable girl for general hr-u*ewoik. io the proper person the best of wage* will be paid. House No. 7, rt for tilling. Inq-Jlre of A. J F. SVMKK, Murray M. oetl7d'.*w* Fit,I XI, I il l'* n Mate street, tIn- great 1 tl.e, tin burkboiu- of Augusta, lake ttie electric ear* i.t Hurdi-er. ||allowi-li or \ugu**:i. and look cut for Fveitm r«yt vm l.ili'-ral y pluniu d, large lots and broad street* Fli.triei.ig net v, pure all i-i ahiiiulunce, lowest price*. For plans and Intoimation appiv to lien iu.» r sewing machine, four drawer* n d at'acbment-. flfi no. I -an llumlen, I.*7 Wafer bt., Augusta. catb'fdlw FOKXVI.i; V r fin. fereoptlcoil Ollttit.dl -olvlng view x. tin'll lumps ami gas flxtuie* j cm i a uo.guiti ut mt of tin, M view*, all new, at li ill.ill ti/ilf tin- •-••-t. All ready to goon the mad. Addres*, ox J, Iticliinoiid, Me .1 I w TpOM s u.i Mit) thousand feet nMtra of goo*I iumlrer, coi tallied Iii aii Ice •ta'-k. VJi:*i t>i rid at "i Appytof. .VI Jon**, or samucl t ii. i nr. Hallow, il, .Vf-ine. *ept27dtf «»tl x.vl.t l»-*irat-'i *i u*e i t*on itaugor, i‘ brhool, ail t.auneit »t eel*. Ihe*e lot* tr* local, d wit bin ii minute* w a k ,if the bridge jc-t ar bred f*>r -a'e on ea*v lerin*. for plxn* ,r, Mp'Ctdtf Fry tt k »y» Ihe residence of ttie Mr* Julia ,White, corner i.rnve Hnd Capitol tr-«t*. with three vacant lot* udjfh-e I'.uglialff Ei»;lt xvM Having taken the New Knglaud agency of n ste*-l mad*- especially for granite w» -hail h" p'euscd to fnrni*h It In any jtiMi.-ii, whoi*'hoI- and retail, ii. H. Harvey, Vnyustq, M«-,jnlylMd'f k |,K- -Heveral h«>n*e to'.* on Capitol 1 St.-,. t. F.a*v term*. Inquire of I *- dj “.nd I'hi'Whrlr. Apply •t t..e office of F Foe»ti, A;t’y at Law and J‘ u.*rd a' Mr- a x *nder’* -outh ‘f I ‘-M.ndht II i;| li octHdlW* F**-'l in N*w Kinsman bou*e I -N l.'H.' Ootlldtf rpo F.KT A »i large office offr Geo. f.lb J *r >r«rv «tore Gn^aire of Mi:. I.ihisv, M NWWy B K i r A »wtW| f rp«» I.l-T—On* #tor«* In Bennett’* Block, htate -'r. June l»4-o»|tf 'IiO tor •:orng’- «.r maiitilweUiMfi* pur A. po**-, the o»d Academy Bui d.ng, end of the r >Hnoy to Water *ue.-t. Apply to W. If. 4VXKI I ag. ptlWltf TH*-‘ LIST- Gar** me. ?y furoi*hed room, low X price. Good table hoard near by. W Crosby >4-r/t4dtf T«» l.KT. Office recently occupied hj J. H. Potter, aI«o wharf and coat *h‘d*. It'd A« g XiiHTH. fpo KEifiT- The r«iin« now occupied At the n Office ot« r rny store, c* ntalidng i Ir- p.*x».» 7 an It, cloaet* and water. KutraiKe t. 'Mf »i>rr4d*f k ih.KH.i. rp«> HKV'T -Front office or*r Kinsman'* 1 ijtore. Coraer W at. r and Bridge 8t'*. btrtdtf In J>. Mtwrgla. /or or to 'get. FOB SALE. A uunr, W of denfrable residences la Aagurta. Be., Is price from fSBO to ft,BOO, al t several IO to IB acre place* in the «abwrbs of i hi* city; one two rtory houae and lot in Lewiston, Ke. a number of farm* in Kesmbeo county, Axvlng in price from f IBWO to f *0"ton, 2.(0 I*. M. for llallowell, Gardiner and South Gardlu*r; ft.tft P. M. for Brunswick, Bath. KocklatU, Portland, and Bostou; 3.4ft, (expre**) Port land iind Boston; deft P. M. for llallowell, Gardi ner and south Gardiner; ll.no P. M. (night Pull man) for Lewlaton, Bat Portland and Bo*to*. UOIM44 KA»T—2.to A. M. (night exprr**) for Skowheguu, Bel fast. Bangor, Bar Harbor, Ht. Stephen Ht. John and Aroostook Countv, tf.it A. M. for Waterville, Skowhcgan, Newport, Hanger and Vanceroro; 12 .V I* M- for Waterville. 3.4a P. M- for Watervil e, Hkowhegan, H*l fast, Dexter. Dover Foxcroft, It wigor. St. Stephen, St. John and Arm**to,»i County, and at 7.20 r. M. (Saturday* oul)) f »r 'A'atervtll*; Sunday paper, train for Waterville and t anaor*. 9.17 A.M. The Night Pullman Train* run each way every night, Sunday* Included, but not to Skowhegaa or Belfast on Monday mornings, or to Dexter, or beyond Bangor, on Sunday m •mint*. The day express train* going Kn*t at in I*. M. nd Wist lit 10.10 A. M., run d-l)» Sunday* I* eluded, between Ho*ton, B'itgor and ht. John. ACCOMWOIFATIOM THAO for August* leave* South Guntlner, 0.2ft A. M Urn and (.36 P. M.; Gardiner, 0.3ft A M 1.10 K» P. M Halloweli, 0.4tf A. M I 2ft and 4.ftf P M. Through tlcxet* to Cullfornla aud all point* South and West may be bail of k. II Walker, ticket agent, Augusta the onlv office selling via all route* aud ohooklng all baggage free of ex pense. PA YSON TIJCK kIt, Vice Pre*. A GenM Manager, V. K. BOOTH BY. Gen'l Pa**, and Ticket Aft Portland, Out. nth. HWO. Kennebec Central R. R. TIM A: TAHIJi On and after August 1st trains will run a* fol low* Leave Randolph 7.00, 11.00 A.M.; 3.00,4.20. P. M. Arrive at National Home 7.2ft. 11.28 A. .31.; 3.2ft, 4 »A P M Leave National Home tf.l&A.M., l.'O, t.%), ft 1ft P. M. Arrive at lUndolph tf.40 A M., I 2ft 3.fti», ft.40 P. M. To accommodate people wishing to attend the band concert* at the National Home, Sunday afternoon*, train* will leave Randolph at 2 00 mul 3.1ft I*. M., each Sunday until further notice. Leave National Home at 7.30 and ft.tft P. M _ K A. LAW P >.V, Supertn*'ml. m SOMERSET RAILWAY. Train* Leav* Oakland a* follow* going north tf 40 a. m. and 4 44 r. m„ connecting with morning train on 3Ialne t irrnl Railroad from ltHng->r and Waterville, and afternoon train* from Portland via LewDlou and via Brunswick and Augusta. Train* Leave Hin|gtiam. going south 7.oft A. w. aud 12 30 i*. m., connecting at Oakland with morning tram* on Maine Central Railroad via both route* to Portland, and with afternoou train for Portland and Bangor. WM M. AYKK. Supt. August 20, lWO. ___rop*3dtf Eastern Stoambcat Co.'s Dalit Mail Line. It A Til A llOOT n It A 1 Fall A i*rn ii^4mii«*ii t Commencing Monday. Sept. 22. MAIIj BOAT IMII.V, Muisdayr earepferf. Leave Boothbuy at 7 30 A M. Leave Hath at 3.1ft P. M Land* daily at Mon |*land, Month po*t, Bigg* ill and Mestifort. At |u>g H*b Head and Five I "land* on Monday, W»t results In the collection of defaulted rtf* Mortgage Loans, as well a- iu the collection of faulted City, County and Town Bonds. To ho dvra of such securitle* we offer uneqatlwo fadli'le*, a re*p mslhle channel lor collect loe .a*® th* very best possible service We re«pect*BUf call atten’ion to thi* and Invite eorr spoudeace. TDK CBBBI.T BANNING CO Brsadwey, i I s Sim