Daily Kennebec Journal (Augusta, Me.)
July 22, 1891

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FftfA NVIA L. HIX PER Ci:>T. tweity tear water boids —09 THE— Work? In 4ucce««ful operation and eirnios a hndaorae -urplm. Popula tion ii "w- Price par and intp.re»u F. B. C. Beyoolds Co., IliinU'x'i Maine. aprrJd.r u.id. H and «lun'»*'i»i, 7 V> A. r Il, «rdta«f » r and it.'iib :>.riUnrr, lift I' *..r Hrun k, Batb, ttot Hallow. .I, in kV I' VI for 1 a ,i*»• -xk.-al.* aan. Ifoai, lx>v*;r and 9on jr K.r i n -t. I i‘ n and Amo k .iniiy, and 7 O) I* 'I >r W at.-rvliie and i M I >ir Nigl. Pii lima’) Imp. rmi i »i *i7*mv nigir. 'iiidayn in l'id*d. but to sk .w ti-g«i. i n fl.-t.dny morning*. i>> B-ifa-l, r. or I •'fori I Haugor, i |>‘l«K to Bar U w l.ur, on dun ,|*y morning*. fti.- di v k|.r* trail- going W- -I at Id 2 A I M ,I..| i kk 1' VI i a t dull, .Huiidav* in i .1 I. b* 1 n Bo-ton, I.* wnton, llatii, Ituck and Bar IIa.b «r and John. AH ONMOliATMkM I IU l s r.r Augu*:a i s .atfi u irilin* r. .'.'.A. m ;*il «,nd V» i M i.arilimr, I A V! mid 4 I. P VI .a. .1 M II,* and S..VJ P V» I I'.f.ugli ti. k'a** and lnkrt Ag't. P rllaud, Juio- 1W1 r?ww« rwmt. tuff.fl.fun iiai'i'iMii lu'iilua Narrow ilup i Randolph to the National H^e. I i t* with Main*1 ntrul at Gardiner. TIME TABLE: 5 m.iiii'T Arrmigement In i lTYt-t June!*t'1 Randolph. 7 06 a m.. 10 a m 1 l.ft e e in e m 4.|o i'M. Arrive National It -no. i vi 11.06 A. vt IMi*. :t .40 i* M hi K lUOM >1 *1 BH R.U A v 10 A. XI i w., 4,u> i m ft.W* M Arrive ttrtndo'pb v 11.60 a W 2.40 V. M .60 r vi., to x»tnMJL>A.Y TTI A.IIVfb. n»i‘ Randolph, 1ft r m S 1ft m. Ixavi •tlonai Ifum 2 s/> r m 5 00 m. e A i.ftVft ION, Huperiiiiend>'iit. SOMERSET RAILWAY. rnminrftnlnt Monday, Jun».b. I*'1'. tr»ln ill run l.i'l'ivM. .omit ctiiig at (htklaud wi'L Mam* ntr«il Ituliroad E >r H"*'on, Portland, Lnwlitmi, WafervlUe, Au gnata, Oliowhrgun I llangor Pm*i Anoon, i: a M., 1 i- vi Madhuri, 7 so v M I W A-M-li. M i 21 r j m Manga ting. *7 a. m m Sawt* I l'ri, '.Vm m j Krotn H Porii vn-I, I -.vi- Augu*!a, \V i ter* lib-, hk -wb «m and It train* li a t E' ml, s m I i vi -w wtell.- i r- -«ing, Oh r vi Hang* Muling, ‘V v i m N-eri-U" wo. 'll vi I I Ma.11-011. i 11 VI r. v Au*oa. U v N .rib ai i ,.ni i ,v, v »i i m I .*in, to. to a M ii w vi far- -trunk Kt I*. v >i *il 14 r. M I '*1 A. VI It .'la l Hag atatinn*, »t w hi >b train* «tnp on -ignal nr it» c u. 1u. ftliv I-- ttv'-n It High in *n-l North Au*on W’M ftl A Y Kl;, Supt. FOH HORTON HllliY SKItYlf Min iiyi HxcpptiMl. I'KLl.A ».-,Ui-IN.V V*' »l rjl'MTA at I P f «i I.OWRI.I. at l Jo lug i A 1:1' 1 n new and elegant ‘"‘••iiner* Kat«»e»»*«-'* euvl ‘-A«Ra.|alim which al eraataly taw* Okkonii v Kii i M«*m> a t.aud rvATH at 4 P. M. KKl I KN ING. will leave I,In wile’* Wharf. Ho j ten, v.-ry ev-'-oiog Sunday* xcept "d at rt o'clock i t anding* on K'-noeheo river M.iturdav evening nral.-n ticket* to and from |i on will l»- aoiit u* reduced rat*** during Jti v nl Align*!, go xl to ’urn II- following Honda' |h.-»m* and i-nti- i'll je of *iiii room* $100, except for large one* Ereight iuk* n at fair fate*, carefully handled an-l promptly delivered J%M. it liIttHK. l*raal*l«Ht An aa Paktkhm«k, Ag-nt. Augn-’a IIikam Ki I.UH, Agent, Hallowell. I o. M it! is* HA HP, Agent, Gardiner. mariOdtf SEASON OF 1891 tm i Axr aw:- i vv.iKirn xraamek ISI-AISIDBR, I PI. C C. THOMPSON H til Kao f-.im K- nneh«c River to Hoothbay an-1 I-tan I* during tne m aaon, CttYIM I’.NC IMG .IUJLY M. r A« .i'lo». 'I *nx. Gardioe*. P.oaton l*i«ml and Ob. Spring* on aignal. mid at .Mouac. anth-jui r. |«'and* nn l »c—uu l* mu*; have U* owner' in ai i plaot of di ‘tiaati -u on mum or it will uot be i« c* iv* .I oa Uoard lh«- aUMuaer. AH bag gag. p tiardloer trau-.'erred 'r. 4. aril lour to Hath. .40 aprtdtX READ what Gen. George L. Beal, Treasurer of the State of Maine, says: TEE JET TAXABLE B Bltow'X's I S'T A\T ITki.ikk I always carry with me and consider it the moat valuable medicine f ,r the immediate re lief of pain that th-.e is in this country. GKO K BKAK, Augtuta, Me. TvuH MIOStt HttuHnO if 4 y ut ]AAldAoae\ier, Me., ami she is tin light of her little home. A short time ago she Is _ in to fail. 'Ilf glow Of health left her cheeks— tin;} eame olorleaH. >h» /r, m-rv i 'ill'I not U4-II. urea ii ami cr> out Orncin OiIm«n. In le r -jeep for hour- it a tiin. h|*|■ t iIc. The 1 a«-»« l la II gel drew i> n. but tie IJK Ki van at hand DANA’S SAUSA* I’ 1: i I I. gave her agood u|»|»« t ill*: Drought tie roses Intel* f«» tier «Ti«***km Tnd refreshing sleep nd tin fatle f .u 1 m.-rloi; ;,>■v. t y grateful for it. Do you wonder at il? Hearts are breaking n il it agony eiery day as Hie little arms clasp papa’s and mania’s for (lie last time. ■"■"('■‘di! Parent- Imnisli disensr. Iiiiltle •lentil Using tie (.real ICemeily while you mac DON’T I.KT YOCIt HILD Dll Dana Sarsaparilla Co., Belfast, Main.*. njT u» r.*r****i.v FOR FAMILY USE io lb till Mid 10 lb tatm, also PURE LARD »l«f»r- t .im t;P tnirri H arwl I' i I'v >’wrv t.rd. ..•..-■s vr>rnj»iti;i*1 l.i art v It-..' Rir«t I h inU rn> i.i I; a.,f m l ■•vrtinn in It**tuition. -H r Ild'lIRRMltlAfl lack Thr •at. 'V’M.p or pnmchUU. Price 25c. and $1 at all Druggists. MORGAN A. SONS, Prop’s, I'UUl IHKM L K. I. ni»y*AMeo*lfc.wl imr HIVING I STAVING TIME. This follow is “in it” sure enough, bnt although tie ia having a staving time, barrels are uot likely to soon supplant trousers in polite society, even if it is hot weather. No more will anv other medium supplant the JOURNAL WANT. FOR SALE r TO LET column for reaching the people. For 50 cents a wees you get results, and that’s what we arc all after. lanSFeod&wnr Lr—. ---1 FOR SAJ.E IN AUGUSTA BV F. G. KINSMAN 4 CO. DEVINE’4-COUGHLIN. A. TETRAULT. DESKS, Chairs Otfn-e Furnitu'v. p wool* n mil 1, held from the heme of the de >4»ed in this village at I I’. M and there wa' a v» r» large attend*' re of relai v s and »*i«:op!e. Mr. Mellrov was a rtevoted w o ker in Masonry ai d a m* inher in Augusta and VVin t* r ;i Chapter a d Wiothrop Bin** Lodge v 0100 re prevented Over JO Sir Knight# u .»fe in line. The services at the ongre gi't 'nwl church were in charge of Hon K 1 «t W>»cd. and Kcv. Mr Davis of !Ijd‘ }\.rk, Mt*« presided At th« close of th-e aervici s tie remains were taken in barge by th>- oummandery and the beaut1 i 1 at.d impressive burial service* of the mve dery were h *ld a1 the grave. Most appropriate music was furnished by the Lewiston Brigade hand. 25TH ANNIVERSARY Or the Organization of the Maine Dental Society. Bin strait k, July 21 —The 25th anni versary of the crg«»'z*t on of the Maine 1)-r.ial Soci:tv observed to Jay in tie* f?leavel»r*'l lecture room, Bowdoio College where it* firm meeting kh h-11 Ah u’ fifty dentists w-rre in hup*aUi e. Fdllowii g is the prn g'amon-: Anmversarv aridres*, Dr. F.l t r:ig* 111 mi. 1* rtUnd: Cluiy than foi Y-ara wt Fr»rcbm*L'0 B.y Bar ITai.i.oh, July 21 —Large schools if n ackerel have mode their appearance in Frenchman’s Bay. anil the ilih are more plenty than f«>r many years. Fishermen tr in Bar Harbor, Southwest Harbor and (>-.nberry Isles are catching great quanti ties. __ Buigluy at B‘al Ark Inez Lodge tuv-* voUd to disband. The lodge was formed eight months ago, the committee g-viog ou*. ir large Advertisements, that by pa.ing £10 each petson could draw out ICO at the end of a year. They had already paid in nearly £50 and seemed to V «s far from I he £100 ss when the lodge as organised. Promo tad. Washington, July 21 —Arthur I*. Gree-\ k of New Hampshire has been prouutedj from the grade of first assistant examiner j m t: psu nt office to principal »xatniner. f DREARY DISMAL DUMPS r the results of a deranged liver which may he put in order by u. i.ig Kiekapoo In dian Sagwa, Mod: inc pre pared by the liaa from the -:.,v barks, r proofs >d., n d yr 1 r i. s d> of the! prairie *0 m P-andthe -fore.t.; •J. ”x- "Vi j Sagwa fe: cures c v e r y knov. a disease of the blood, Constipation. Liver Com plaint. Dyspepsia, Indiges tion, Loss of Appetite, Scrofula, Rheumatism and Chills and Lev. r. If you are languid, weak and debilitated, you need Sagwa. It will put new life into you. Lor sa.c by all Druggists. THE K1CKAPOO INDIAN WORM KILLER. liar ini* XI|C Mldrcu'. ftavlor. Sold by all dnurvi-'s. 25 Cents per Box: Five Boxas for $Uf0. 8ZONAL 4B2VICN Weal&tr Itdicatloaa tor th« Nut 24 Bout. Warn Diriimr, 1 OSes of the Chief Signal Officer. V WaaaivoToa. July 21. 1 A. If. For Maine Generally fair; slightly warmer; variable winds. Mataorolotlcal Beport. Jui» .1. Ml. 11 f. M l rbers't. kTlad- j r««o« j l2l g LI -s Obs« ovation. s I r o~ 1z |g st _* 11 j Sew torn i I j S Cloudless. Philadelphia I 7o j 0 I a E j 6 Ck adless. Nor' Ik I 74 If 12 St j Cloudles*. WaehlEgton I 7X j N t. 6. i Albany I 74 -f- ft j j Cloudless. Bcvt'>* 1 M K 61 Cloudless. BABB BALL. National League. At New York— Inning-. 1 2J45878S New York. 0 2 0 0 i 0 0 0 4-9 Brooklyn. 1 0 3 0 0 2 2 0 3—10 ilit*-N>w York,*; Brooklyn. 9 Error*—Now Nort.ft; Brooklyn, 4 J. Ewing and Clarke, Caruther? atd hinslow. At Boston Innings. 12 1*4567*14 Boston. 2 0 0 0 1 1 0 0— P&Padi Iphu 10 100000 0-2 Hit. Ka*ton. X, Philadelphia, ft, Errors- Bo* ton,ft, Philadelphia, 3. hlalty and ikniKtl; Thornton and Cray At I'ittsburg Pa— lunisg'— 1 2 3 6 7 x Pittsburg 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1-1 Chicago 1 0 1 3 o o 2 o a- IIKs —Pittsburg 5; Chicago, 11 Error*— Pitt.■> l-urg. _• li ni; i, I BaUlwi i and Berger, Gum bert and Kittr* dge. Loagae Stuudlt g. v*'on l ““t I’lavM Percent New York_ 41 67 Chicago. 41 "‘I 74 5X1 Be #‘0i 40 73 Mx Cle*« ia0d 3* 3x 7H 600 Philadelphia. 35 7* 73 .47V Brooklyn. 34 71 «ft* Pittsburg. 30 41 71 *r: Cincinnati- 51 4J 74 431 Association At Philadelphia— I u fling*. 12 3 4 5 6 7*9 A'hletlOo. 0 2 0 0 0 J 0 0— ft Baltimore. 0 0 0 0 0 0 i 1 1— 5 Hit* Atlit* tic. 5, Baltimore, 11. Errors-Ath leiit, I; Balt'more, 5. bsnd* tb and Milligan, Ma.lden and Robinson lie umpire b it tin- held Htlcg he would not stand tin abuse of the players. At Boston Ini. mg-- 1 2 3 4 ft 6 7 M 9 Boston. 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 x 0 Washington. 0 4 000000 I lJit« -Huton.li; Washington, 9. Errors-Bos ton, 2, Washington, 2. Haddock and Murphy, foreman and a-cGnirc. AuurclaUou ^Landing. Won l.est Plaved Pet Cent Boston. 54 2ft 79 f'HI fct Louis 53 29 Kt JYVJ Baltimore- 45 30 75 .rtOO Athletic. >x 39 77 .194 Columbus.... 2x 43 SI .409 Cincinnati— 3ft 44 xo .4-ts l.oui*vil|i-- 2V 5ft x.' 341 Washing! .li.. 2ft 50 75 333 Hsw Euj aud L«agu*. A l Cortland Innuc*. 1234567H !i Portland. ft 0 1 ft 0 0 0 0 0-1 owHI. 0 0 0 0 0 l 1 l 3 Kit* Por’IttDil. 4, Low l 6. Errors Port land, S; Low'll, 1. Kelly and liar?, C ooper und Webster. At Lewiston— Innings.... 1 3 4 S 6 7 9 Manchester. 0 0 I 4 2 0 14 x—1 i.nwiilon. 4 0 0 0 0 0 1 2— 7 Hits-Manche-t r, 11; l.> wi-i-n, Error* Manchester, 4; l.« wiwton, 9. Dunning and Nich olas, PUre, Morse and Burns. Boglot d L«s*gu« Standing. Woo. I .oat. Played. Per rent Worcester. II 21 «*5 .67; Cortland 39 "4 ft‘2 629 Manchester. 3«.» 2* 66 6ft0 Lowell. JO 27 63 671 aal«-rn.. 26 !l 61 469 Woousocket lo 1 HI 2116 Lynn. 23 SI IawistuD. 9 27 36 .260 STEAMER WOODBUHY. •#iit to St Btiphaie, N. B to lovac •l|ata iha E«atp,>t*. Balztua. Wahiiinoton, July til. Instructions today w*? re sent to the commanding officer f ’l e revenue steamer, Woodbury, now in vicinity of Ess port. Me., to proceed lo St Stephen*, N. B fjr the purpose of •■^-operating with United States Consul Neia in the invt sdgation of the recent seizure nesr Kasiport, of the seven American fishing vessels for alleged viola tion of the Dominion fishery l»ws. The revenue offi.trs is iostruc ed tj prepare charts showing th p'iiiion of each of the ves-el* at the t m of the seizure, in order to defermine as we li as possible the question of jurisdiction. Mala* Pauitoi-B Washington, July 21.—The following Maire persons have been granted pensions Original. Jeremiah P. Lancaster. Win II Stanley, Richmond Sweetser, John O'Con nell, James O’Neill, Patrik II. O’Bnen, George B Chase, John I). PickeDs, Isaac II. Homer, Jeremiah Towle, John A Small; Restoration and re-issue, Benjimin H. Monk; Increase, Sylvanus Gordon. Reissue, John A Monk Origiual widows, etc. (special act) Abbie A. Colson, sister. Oauarai Midi gar aud Supailotaudaut Toronto, Out., July 21 At a special meeting of the executive committee of the American Christian Lodeavor Society held in this city. Rev. Dr. Sexton of Dankirk, N Y., was elected general manager and superintendent. flPAHKd FROM MAINS WIBSS. Gen. Butler i* coming ta Portland in his yacht with Corporal Tanner on board. It has leaked out through reliable sources that Lewiston ami Auburn rum dealers, in order to prevent seizures, have their wet g >ods taken to Oxford station, where they are taken to the two cities in the night time and there disposed of. George Bartley, confined in Njnidg-* wock jail, made a bold attempt to escape on Mu, day. by da*l ing past Jailor Veasie, as he opened the door leading from the main earr.dor to the cells on the first fl >or, to carry in water The attempt was un successful. Thq^teamer itv of Waierville, return ing from a moonlight excursion Monday r.ight to Biddeford, encountered a fcg and was unable to make harbor at the Pool. She anchored at tbe mouth of the river, the passengers remaining on tbe deck all night. f»e time passed merrily with dancing and singing. Th* Fourteenth Maine Regiment Assu ciation will bold i*s sixth annual reunion at Castire. Me Aug 10 and 20. by special’ invitation of Stevens Post, G. A. R of that place, a post named in honor of a reg-ment who fell at Port Hudson Half fare will be grsnted on all railroads and steamboat lines to Castire A banquet or campfire will be held on the nigh; of the 19.h. Fred Tuttle, miller and general trader. Athens, has gone into insolvency. F F! j ti A. Field, grocers, O.d Orchard Me., Lave gone into insolvency. F 8. Wh tney j ft Co proprietors of saw mill and dealers j ir» general merchandise, Jonesboro', have; failed. George H. Raymond, dealer in grain and proprietor of planing mill. 8aca rappa, Me., has called a meeting of credit ors. MAINE PEOPLE i Col E. C. Firrington, 8tate inspector of rifle practice, was in Bangor, Monday eve ning and addressed tbe Hamlin R ties on rifle shooting. The Bangor Commercial quotes State Liquor Agent Gilmore as saving that he j has decided to locate the State liquor agenev in Bjcksport. instead of in bangor, and will probably be firmly established there by the early part of August. Miss Emma Randall, daughter of Rev D. B Randall, waa injured Thursday, by; th- glrirg wav of one of the posts support ing the hammock in which tha was lying la falling, the past struck her on tbe head, inflietirg qn te a severe scalp wound, and re« de«ing ut r unconscious for a short time. THE MINER’S WAR. Tba lilitit Will Sips Out Their Disgrace With lateral. Capt. Jssoings and Fi?e Sailors of Steamer Circe Wen Droned. W H Pop* tba Loolavllla Bob z zf«r. AriMttd at City of kfaxlco. CmciNSATi, Ohio, July 21. —A Times 8t»r Knoxvilie. Tenn.. special dated today noon*avs: There are no new develop ments of a htartlirg nature in the minus' »ar. Four hundred troops from East and West Tennessee have just arrived They, with those already here, are wailing for marching orders. The militia keenly feel the disgrace attached to tli.'tu because of the cowardice displayed by their fellows ytsterday. and if they get an opportunity la the next day or two will wipe it out with interest. AWAITING ORDERS. 1.ou r nor of Tennessee iu a Quandary as to What to Do. Kaoxvilue, Tenn, July 21 —The mine trouble ar«. in statu quo. Fivehuudrid militia have arrived, and are now iu imp at the University of Tennessee. Brig. G ne*al Carnes of Memphis. in command, s% s ho is sim lv waiting orders from Governor Buchanau. Tne coci'.iiutiod and laws of Tonoeisee are peculiar ai d anoiusl jw>. The governor of the slate is in loubt as to whether he can order out the militia legally, and it is sure that he cannot proclaim martial law throughout the mining region. Toimdeavor to proceed sgtioet the miners Civily would be felly, as ?ii sympathy of ail classes is with the miners and conviction would be aim j«t impossible. Alter the mob had done its work yesterday ar d the convicts and militia had been sent off to Knoxville, the visi'mg miners left for home and Coal Creek Valley was soon quiet. _ I MINERS MEET And Adopt Sensible Resolution** as to 1 heir Further Actions. Nashville, Tenn July 21.—A special from Coal l’r2,300 000. John T. Boyd, the Nevada dank of San Francisco, John A. Stein )-*rser ard L >sborne are made the defen tar.t*. Mr. Owen is a trustee of the heirs if Jose Ygnacio UonquiMa, who was once a •i;b Mixican grandee Kor quill* secured t large grant of land io Presidio county, r»x from the government. On this land, t is claimed, 'he defendants, who are citi ns of San Krai cisco, settled a large force >t men and have mined silver ore to the **lue of 81 000,000 since June 20, 1880 It is al eged that previous to 'hit date the lefendant* took another $1 ,000,000 worth if ore aid ."*0,000 ccrds of wood, valued at M 50.000. Trouble at Samoa. Mkluoitrnb. July 21.—Advices from Ismoa state that King Malietoa ordered L’hirf Mataafa to come to Apia Mataafa •efused to obey this order, declaring that j»? feared Malietoa would cau*c him to be irrested Crowds of malcontents gathered troutd Mataafa, and it was feared that ;hey contemplated a raid upon Apia, rhe authorities ..onsequei.tly took rigorous measures to prevent it, the Ger nan guib-at Sperber assisted to maiotain order- The United State*. British and Derman consult issued a proclamation *u* aining King Malietoa. The uneasiness which prevailed was time upon relieved, ml at the last advices Mataafa a followers were paying the taxes due King Malietoa. Bpiclal Beaalcn of the RhrCa Island Qeoeral Atasmb y. Providerce. R I July 21.—A special session of the General Assembly convened today, the primal object being action upon ibe till recommer.aed bv the commit i m! an the revision of the judiciary system of the state. In the Senate a bill was intro-1 due- d to validate acta of the present town j council of Lincoln in aejustment of the controversy with the Democratic council1 elected June last. It the House a bill to simplify duties, equalize burdens and in crease the efficiency of the judiciary of the state was introduced and tabled t* mporarily. Malna Inventor* Rewarded. Wa8hirgtor, D. C., July 21.—Patents have been grafted to Gilbert L. Bailey, Portland, machine for painting pencils; Trtffii Lebec, Lew ist in, dress form; James II. McPorland. h'draul'c fire escape and extei.Uon ladd-r; bernUait Pol, Ba gor, design for spool, etc. A FAIHY TALE A boot Eluding Bailed Ts «uj postd to have been hidden. Underneath tne castle are vaults built like the corridors of a mine and in one of these a large number of cases, chests and bundles were discovered. Tb-? contract for the demolition of the css tie stipulated that in the event of a discovery of any precious metals half of the treasure should belong to the state. Accordir gly j the engineer in charge promptly notified the Brazilian government, making a state men! of the ti.-d acd soliciting the tiicial advice and assistance. The memorandum of the engineer enumerated the following articles as taken from ihe vaults: One hundred and twelve wooden boxes, with iron clasps and three locks on each, a*d weighing fiot! kilos about two pound- apiece. F. ur cast-iron il**sts, weighing (»I5 kilo* each Sixteen leather sa-ks. sewed, weighing 59 kilos each. E ght hundred and six pack ag»s of patchment, with a total weight of 1,457 kilos. 'Ihree boxes containing p*t **r». Twenty-six packages slightly dam aged. Au tximinauon of the contents of these chests and p»ckages resulted in a most astouishieg flud. 1 hd 112 wooden cases contained gold money to the value of about 970.000 000. iu the shape of old l’oituguese emzidjs (ancient intlr i*. worth about 50 cents each), and the ac count'g of the treasure was verified by documents found tn the cases. Among the paters found was a receipt of Fri-r Di-sarte Anton, sujerior of the Order! of Jesuit#, acknowledging havirg received 80,000 000 cruzides in gold, to be turned over to Don Joh i V as a tribute of honor, upon his voyage to Brazil. These twenty millions out of the seventy millions found, together with 2500 kilogram* of g *ld powder contained in the four iron chests, and 945 kilos of gold bars, vers da and richly worked ornaments, wh^re to have gone to Portugal aboard tie royal squadron of gravels and galleons which, under the coo mind of Don Stbtntian, was to touch at buzil en route to Lisbon. It is sail that when, in the last century, the Marquis of Pouibal, tbe great Portuguese Statesman, demai ded the remittance of tbe above named sum. Father Anton buried the treasure in the vaults of his monastery, and denied that it had ever been iu his pmest-ion, declar ing that it hid been taken away during the previous reign. In consequence of tin# denial—which did not deceive the Mar quis—hio second secretary of legation at Londor. vice R C McCormick, resigned, and Hermei I>* Sallier Dupin of New York, consul at Nantes, France, A Tacoma, Wash special reports anxiety in railway and shipp ng circles regarding the overdue tea ship Guy C. Goss of Bath, Me., which sail'd from Japan loaded with a $500,000 cargo of tea, June 10. She is 40 days out, while the trip is usually made in 28 or 30 days. The Lynn base ball team of the New England League has ceased to exist. They weTe to play the Woorsockets Tueiday and telegraphed that team not to come. Lack of financial support is the cause A benefit game for the players Monday netted but a i few dollars. The chib owes nearly $000 to the different players. I Loring B. Loomis, at one time a member of a large land claim Ann in Chicago, was i captured yesterday in Washington, D C after a chase of 10.000 miles. n« is wanted f ir trobeixling $38,000, Loomis was the junior member of the fl m and his arilit I eo*-rgy made him very promi se, t in rirugi real estate circ.es A ttar sg h» eu«h-rz ed $38 COO of the firm’s n.j ej and disappeared. DETROIT R&GES. Temple Bir Vies Mercbants and iannfactDrers’ $10,000. Coed Trotting it t&s First Day's leet at Lamncf, Hass Two Mao 8off.'c«t«d In tba Mu qoatts, Mlcb Ivon Mica Flta. Dktkoit, July 21—Fully 10 OOO peo ple were present at the races today. The track was in excellent condition and the 1 slaw time is accounted lor by a strong head wind blowing iu the stretch. The 2 ID pacing race, purse $2100, was »on by Maggie K Monkey Kolia, second, Pickaway, third. Best tune 2 17 3-4 The 2 24 troiuug. for the $10,000 Mer chant ard Manufacturer* gnu at. teed stake, was won by Temple Bar, Prodigal, second, Pickpania, third. Best time 2 17 1 4. LAWRENCE RACES. Good Tim* Mad# by tba Tiottoia at tbs Tust Day s Moat. Law HKN> k Mass-, July 21 —Today was the Ar*t dav or the July meeting of the Lawrence K'ding Park Association. The 2 45 class, trotting, purse $.100, divided. James Carpenter, Cranston, K. I tv g. Senator Sprague won, bast time, 2 55 1-2, by 1) W. Parker, Lawrence, Wedge wonJ. Jr. The 2 27 class, pace and trot, purse $300, divided, Oak Grove Sunk Farm. Modustet, ch. m. Nellii C won; best time. 2.20 1-2, by 11. Titer. Medford, ro. m. Pvsche. 11 B. Toznr, Gardiner, Me Mk. m. Bird was eighth. A MIRE OR ETHB. Two Man Sutlocaiad— Damago Altaady Fully $100,000. Makwckttk, Mich., July 21.—Peter Pascoe, Jr son of Supt. Peter Pascoe of the Republic Iron Mine, and James Dower, Jr were suff idled by smoke iu the mine about noon today while trying to ascertain the extent of the Are raging in No. 5 and 0 shafts. Pascoe was 25 years old, and leave* a young widow. Dower was 25 years old and was unmarried. Thu tire in ihe Republic mine hss been raging since I o’clock Monday morning, siarting from An on the surface at No. 5 shaft house. The damage is already fully $100 OOO. THE BIG GUN CONTRACT It Y> 1 1 Probably Go to tbs Bathishtm It on Works. Washington, July 21 —The war depart ment has not yet awarded the contract for 100 high-power breech loading nll;d guns, J for which bids were oper cd Monday, and no ac'.ion will be taken until after tbe meet-1 ing of the board of orduanee and fortiflea j tion next week. It is generally believed j that the contract will go to the Bethlehem Iron Wo ks at the highest of their five bids, as this provides for the most speedy delivery of'h? guns If they are given this contract they will be justified in putting in a very extensive gun-rnskir g plant, ami it is tbo acquisition of tins plant that will delay them at the outset. Tlnroisiio piivate establishment In the couoiry prepared to do th* work any more promptly than the Bethlehem Works, and the great advantage the navy gamed over tbe army by geiti g an early start in ordnance cm-struction ii shown by the fact that while the army ordnance factory at Watervliet s only beginning operations and this large contract must be let to a private firm, the navy gun factory at Wash ingten could not only keep up with the de nial ds of the new navy for guns, but they could undertake to turn out this big army contract as soon as the Bethlehem Works will do it There is elso a strong argument for the practical civil service reform system that lias been in force in tin-Washington ord nance factory for some years past in die fact t! at the work could be done there at from 25 to 30 per cent, less cost than the Bethlehem bid. THE QRaND COUNCIL Of Hoyal and S* set Mtsaiera, at Mijoaapollt, Elscta Offlcara. Minnkaioi.ih, Minn., July 21 —The general grand council of the Koyal and Select Masters met in the council room of the Masonic Temple at 10 30 this morning. A*)outd0 member* and representative* from nearly every slate in the Union was pres ent. A. I*. Swanetrom, St. Paul, grand mas ter of Minnesota, bid the visitors welcome. The reponee was delivered by Companion Orestts A. B. Senter, Columbus, Ohio. R. P. G. M. Cooley announced the regular committees. After presentation of reports of the general grand treasurer and general grand recorder, officers were elected: A. B Senter Columbus, Ohio, General Grand Master; John W. Coburn, New York City, General Grand Deputy Masvr; Bradford Nichol, Nashville, Tenn., Gen eral Grand Principal Conductor; Charles II. Heaton, Montpelier, Vi General Grand Treasurer Henry W. Mordhurst, Fori Wayne, Ind., General Grand Recorder; Wm. A. Love. Atlanta, Ga., General Grand Captain of the Guards; Charles II. Bauer, Minneapo lis. Minn General Grand Marshal; Wrn. P. Lawrence, Medford, Mass., General Grand Steward. DLTHAU WED INSURANCE CO S. Cab Ownm, Dtlvara and Poilcsmao Cooaplra to Rob Tbam. Pari a, July 21.—An extraordinary trial opened at the Seine tribunal today. Sixty five cab owners, cabmen, policemen and inspectors of insurance companies, are chargfd with conspiring to de fraud insurance companies by means of fals.‘ reports of cab accidents. Tbe policemen priptred reports, tbe cabmen col firmed them, and the inspectors certi fied them for damages. Tbe plunder was afterwards divided among the gang. FOUGHT FIVE ROUNDS And tba Black Faan" Badly Whipped Jot Eiitogawjitb. Minneapolis July 21—There was a finish fight tonight between Joe Kiting* wo'th of New York, ex-amateur middle weight champion of America and Harris Manin, Better known as the “Olack Pearl" of Minneapolis, at tbe Twin Citv Athletic club for a purse of $1500. Ellingsworth was badly punished and waa knocked out in tbe fifth round. Four ounce gloves were used. PARIS RAILWAY STRIKE Battled—Company Will Taka Back All Tbalr Mao. Paris, July 21 —Moat of the railway strikers have resumed work. The com panies will take back all their men who went on strike. Milwaukee Backs. Milwaukee. Wis., July 21.—The first day’s races at the Cold Spring driving park was well attended Prince 8. won in the 2.33 class, best time, 2.20 1-2. Indianap olis Bor won tbe 2.23 class, pacing, beat lime, 2 20 1-4. Ucloo Brewing Co. Boroad Oat. Utica, N. Y., July 21—The plant o! the Union Brewing Company, South street, was burned this afternoon. Tbe lots ii $30,000; partly insured. Bold at Auction. Newport, R T .July 21 —The liOM s :no»f er D*vis BroibeU, cuuken ia Du cl I 1*l4 harbor, has Ven dd at auction. MILLCR'8 BCHEMB DIDRTWOUL It iNda Jaat Like MovbI." but B dud Trugloalty. Kkoki k. U July 81—Miw Millie Far well, of AlJen, daughter of wealthy parent*, wa* visiting in a distant city, and while there met a young admirer, to whom she bectmt engaged on condition that h«r parent* did not object 4o the onion. Then they con cocted a plot to secure papt'n consent. Near her home was a miuiature lake. It was planned that she was to stroll down the path or. a given day to a joint opposite to where her lover w*» to be concealed. Then •he wa* to lore her footing and tumble headlong into the water, whereupon the lover wm to rush gallantly forth aud save her. Of course he roust then come up to her father's house, where the story of the rescue would be related. Papa would be profuse In his thanks to the stranger and invite him again, his effer of reward hav ing been court*-ously declined. The rest would be smooth sailing. The programme was carried out aud the young man duly installed as a welcome guest. But after a a bile, when it was I noticed that (be daughter and her rescuer were almost daily in each other's company, the stern pare-1 fotbade him the house The daughter's tears aud entreaties were ihout avail, and finally she made a clean breast of it and laid the hail met the gen tleman before and was going to marry biro. At this the father was furious and said it could uever be. Mis* Millie apparently succumbed to the inevitable, hut on Friday she toi k chloro form and xpired in a few hours, dying lu her lover's arms, he having forced his way t the death chamber in spite of the oppo sition of the family. QOULO OU mil AC HUB VILLARD Puget tt uud A Gust Obisctlva Print a» rt Jay Base It. ,St. Paui., Minn., Ju v 21 —Information received hi Olympia. Wash from a Union Pacific official "ho wilt leave Now York for a visit to the Pacific coast shortly re veals an uidoukvd for state of affairs. which will undoubtedly result seriously to Villard and aid Jay CP uld in his efforts to ex’.end Ins road. The essence of the letter is contained in one paragraph, which states that a move rnent is quietly iu progress which will result in all the moneyed men b-ithdrawing from Villard and turning their support over to Gould If (his is done the Union Pacific and tfce Northern Pacific will have a tussle from one if their system to the other. “Gould fully re adz s the advantages ot the Puget Bound," continues the writer, “and is making it iris one objective point I’tie delay m constructing the Portland Puget S iund i xtension is caused by a deal with the Northern Pac tic for trackage, which involves a portion of the Eastern Washii gloii system. The road will jrosi lively be built and will make it* Pugei Bound terminal at Seattle. DESTROYED BY GRAriBHOPPRHB Tha Crop* f Many N«.w J*ia»y i'aima It jarad by tbs Peats. Nkw Ukcrhwiok. N .1., July 21.—The yM-t*Uoppt*rs have made their appearand in Middlesex county, and very runout dam age has becu done t»y them, crops bet? g ruiuetl on many farms. The country in the vicinity of Middlebush has suffered more than any other section, hue the insects are appearing elsewhere, ai d tin ir visits art' worry 1: g many farmers Thu farms at which the greatest damlge has butn done in Middlebush are those of Stewart Carriell, Miller lloff, Aaron Plum ley, the Mortimer Whitehead estate, and lit- poorhouse farm. At each of these crops have been destroyed to theamuint of $2( o or $260, while other farms have »ut fen d in a less degree At Mr. Cairiell’s the helpers completely destroyed an 11 acre crop of hay and did great damage to vegetables and standing o»ts. At the poor house farm the hay and potato crops were dtstroyed sr d tlm insects are now attachii g the corn. This is the tlrst serious trouble the farmers of this section have had with grasshoppers. NORMAL UNION DAY A*. the N* w Eugleud Chautauqua Assembly at Bouth Fiamtogham South Framih«.haw, Mass July 21 T -day was “Normal Union" da, at the New IvigUud Chautauqut Assembly. This t re noon L**on II Vincent spoke on “Hein rich Heine," tlie w«d! known song and poli tical writer and poet of Napoleon's time. At 2 o'clock P. M., Kev. I)r. Geo. M. Stone of Hartford, Coin., addressed the Normal Union on “The Best Method f Bible Study.” This evening a concert wav given by the Assembly quartet, a chorus and special tah- .t, and noncludtd with the cantata “Fair Ellen of Lucknow.” FOREIGN NOTES. The spread of cholera is increasing at Mecca. There were 140 deaths Saturdai and 370 on Sunday last. The d eaths chiefly are among the Turkish pilgrims. K. C. Duncan of Washington, I>. C., re cently acquitted on the ground of insanity, of the charge of attempting to murder hie in North Wales, has been removed to Broadmore Asylum. Duncan is in excel lent health and denies his insanity. It is understood that Lord Salisbury has refused the request of the Chilian con gressionalists to prevent the Chilian cruiser Krrsxuriz from completing her armament at an English p,rt, on the ground that such concession would amount to a recognition of the congressional party as beligerents. Die result of the pjat mortem examina tion of the remains of the late James Me Henry, the Erie Ksilroad litigant, who** life was said to have been heavily insured, and who was supposed to have died from poisoning, shows there was no ground for suspecting that Mr. McHenry had been poisoned. President Harrison's views on tha mat ters advocated by Herr Cabensly and tin frit. Raphael Society as outlined to Cardinal Gibbons hss been cabled to Rom?, and, ii is announced, have produced an excellent impression upon the Pope, who declared that he has never favored appointing bish ops of the nationalities of the Roman Calh oilc commumti' S In the United States. The incident, it is sdded, is thus closed. A merry party made a moonlight excur run on the Lizz.e Snow, Iss. night, down the Kennebec to Richmond, leaving here about 7 o’clock and arriviig there soon after The party ei joyed a supper at Ginn's restaurant and a stroll about town, leaving about 11 o’clock on the returc and arnvicg homo at 1 o’clock thii nurniog, all listing had a delightful time Tt-e party consisted of: Prescott Wellman Arthur Whitney, Will Torn*i, WalUr Merrill, Mr. Claire, Herbert Sawyer. Harry Reid, Robert Lynn, Thomas Buckley, Chester Messer, William Beck. Mr. Biackington. Mr. Wright, A. T. Murphy, and If. E Bowdiuh, Mim Getcbeli, Min ashman, Miss Messer, Mrs. Cluire. Miss Sawyer, Miss Palsifer, Miss Gross, Miss Blackiogton, Miss G il den. Miss Smith. Miss Mallally, Miss Sum ner and Miss fly sc m. Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov't Report THE LIBEL SUIT Of Themis Salon AgiiDSt the Edinburg Scotsm&o Dismissed, Tin HoO of the WrKtod Stumsi Utopia Ritsad---Sleltt iDS Found. j Amailcan Clargymia Addiua Coogta gattcaal Cooncii at L ndon. London. Jttlv 2!.—The action for libel brought by ftiotnaa Sexton, nipiuhor of narHameni for IDlfssf, against the KJin burgh Scotsman. has t»*eo dsuusscd with coats. Mr. Sex -in claimed that the Scuts- man charged t int with drunkenness, and tlu* defendants asurnd thai they only in* i tended the reference complained of by Mr. Sexton to be a suppositious case. 5 FORBI3R NAVIBB. lototeating Faota about Bevaral Bui* p«au Rsvisa. London. July 21 Fho First Lord of the British Admirably that no fewer than 20.000 men wul h.. u qiired to man the ships already built, io course of con- siructios'. and about t be bu.lt under U10 provision* of the Naval Defense act. j v\ here are these men to conic from?'* a>k lb United Service fJr/.ett*. "It la ii- til d to nun the British ll t The Unit* d Slates navy is now al lowed but 8 250 men and needs at least 10,000 men. Tne new Dalian ironclad Sicilia was launched at Venice July 8 in the presence oi the King and IJueen. The Sicilia is U10 second Digest snip in the Italian Navy. She is 122 meters lung. Her armament wiilioclule ff «n independent mar id mo State. CONGREGATIONAL COUNCIL At London—Fapsra acd Reports by Lin!went Amerlcao Mloletere. Loauon, July 21.—In the Congrega tional council today l)r. Clark of Bolton, Mass read a paper on “missi ins,” and many missionaries from every part of tlio world spoke upon the san»»* sutject. The missionaries gave tesliimny to the amount of work done aid the progress made during the past few yrars l'resi f* nt Angt-i of Aon Arbor, 'Michigan, on behalf of (he limited States dclega't propos'd a vow- of thanks for the council'e actvictsand hospitality eveTy where displaced to tin* delepatts. Dr. Jackson, on hehalf of the Caus1 iverel the valedictory address, the l> x y whs sung, the bene diction promu d, l the council closed. WOHtiu TUsN WUifL’CHAPEL. Parte of B a v. July 21 The Her Hamuel Barnet., ih mi-.I r*fu»u»**r. has just returned from n o» >1 ih* wr-f'.d, under taken with purpose gathering mft rma i »m f the actual c difon of the poor m virion* u -tucs II*5 saw many things tiint s irpnsrd him and s.rmed at varun with the r* iv--d muMim# Y-jt instance, he was oot repared to find that large Jotriet* of Chicago and Bodoniqual Whitechapel in respect of squalor »n! misery A number of the •nr--is Of B'»*t Slid Chicago were so dirty that Whit**. ’ith'l would not have tol erated them. The in.uses of the poorer pet pie in the two '-ities mentioned were m a larg*- measure constructed withou any appart >t recognition of seni ury laws, and nit only tne buildings, but avert thing inside of lb«m seemed uc wholesome. Dr Harnett xpr *t*el himself as shocked be* oid measure b. ih rampsney of vice in Cuicago No such llagrant exhibitions of immorality coui 1 go on unchecked In London. THD UTOPIA RAISED, Aid *?k* Istoi a of Several of the Vic- jj tiros Pound Ab aid. GinaAf.tAK July 21— The hull of the A>icbur L.n- 8 team* r Itopia, wrecked her-; som** months ago. has been safely lodged cn beach. Skeletons of nine grown up m*le# and s-.veral chiDr. o were found on the steamer. WsaSyau Conlsiat o« »t Loudon. London, July 21 —At the Wesleyan Conference today, Dr. Stephehtoa was elected president. Dr. Cpham of Drew College, a d'essed the conference on “Theological Training in America.”

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M.T tad it cot aolr «o« to KM Haodtt bond conctnt boi will io mot ewarog cooer-s *hi* season T#a i not tptetl comosiatt bote d«id»d. \t ih« m*at'.rg the evy solic tor gars v.s opu.ws clut Is dr.uWJee* in conflict wi'b ib* stret Miter of Use law to boid a and ewcc*rt on Banday or oo week days, for tbs* 0»*r*T. being as* of tbs munici pal funds not warranted by law. Bowdola Colkg* bae every reason to bs proai of her alumni Dot nooe V ater than be fact‘fast :bey a/e generuxsiy inclined •oward tbe r ai»a mater N»xt spring representatives off a friend of‘the college l begin work on an art •latWing. ih* fonvtc. n*s building for Bow Join daring (be past deced*. will build it 'hemteires. sol pr«-s*n; it, completed *k) equipped. to this institution funds lor ibis purpose have >*en left tb* college but tbe build ing itself is to be givea direct. Tbe designs for this handsome gift have note* jet been mole, tat s# they ar* to be drawn by, g*n« placed slong the mam path, .ear the principal approach to the campus •ei. g on tb« western side cf the qaoda^glt firmed by the coil* ge budding*. Thu eili bliog it along side lb* spot where the first chapel off the college stood Not only s it to be built and equipped, bat it is to be •ndowed with a fund suffi-Uent to meet ii# arming expense# When cr mpleted It will be almcsc unique .a that it will be one r»r a little later in th* season, i'he vessels are now in New ork harbor ind include the 'hieago, Veeuviu’. Newark, ’oncord, Boston. Atlanta and Vurktown. I'be Philadelphia and the Petrel will also among the number that will come to Portland. The number of small steamers on inland ind coast waters is instantly being multi iliet! and the steamboat inspectors are ke;t rery busy They traveled one thousand wo hundred mile# last week in the d«s ibarge of their duties, two hundred and Ifty of which were made by private car mil^ Thev traveled in live counties and *pected s x steamers, which make# forty hat have been inspected thus far this i#ason. they being about one half of the vhole number. B*th would like to afford us girls an »pp rtunity of becoming acquainted with he gallant rffloers of the Wrote Squadron, ind wants to see tb* men of war lying at inchnr in the Kennebec. Apropos of the congregation surrender ng their jewelry under the influence cf he r pastor exhortation* the following i tory told by Dr Chas. 4-ullts, the noted •aim tie*I-r. while at Old Orchard one leason, brought to mind “At one t my canipmeetmgs, af er a sermon [gainst wearing jewelry. I called up .(1 the wearers thereof present, to give ,iiese u#*'!"## gewgaw? into the treasury j if the Lord as a peace offering. There ipoa watches aud rings and pins, in reck- j es# profusion, were brought to the altar, 11,til several quart* of glistening gold in nany fastastic steles of workmanship were contributed. Shortly thereafter.’ sail he doctor. “I carried the precious burden 0 a well known jeweler for rale a# old I pld, confidently expecting to obtain an id 1 In ion of several hundred dollar# to ray fund for benevolences. The jeweler, sf.er 1 careful examination, placidly informed ne that the entire lot was worth less than i two-dollar bill The doctor added, with i twinkle in hi# eye, “I never call for washed sacrificial je»elry any more.” The J4’h Maine Kepiment Association will bold its s xth annual reunion at ('as tine. Maine. August 19th and 20th. The association meets at Castine this year by ipecial invitation of Steven# Post. GAR >f that plat boys who fell at Port Hudson Half fare will be grsnted on all railroads ar.J steamboat lines lo Canine. A barhio campaign in person, and stand right up and make speeches on ib* Democratic platform, free trade, free cimage, free whisker, income, tax and all. It will be an inspirit g spectacle, and ore calculated to make New England Democrats dote more than ever on the ex President. We take it that it sign fies a c implete and final renunciation by Mr. Cleveland of his ereticai currency views and an acceptance of tbe orhodox optniins of his party. For he can hardly go into Ohio and advocate a cau«e, one prominent feature cf which is “free and un limited coinage.' without stultifying h m •elf if his views remain as they were when his famous silver letter was written. And he enters the campaign, it should be borne in mind, at the instance off Governor Camp bell who is himself a consp caous free sil vern* The reiterated assertions of the Southern s*naio*s. that no roan could g*t the Democratic presidential nomination who was out of sympathy with his party on tbe currercy it*tu apparently having the effect op)n Mr Cleveland that was antici pated. Americas Poik la Fruccu [New York Press The Press congra'aUte# H> n Whitelaw Reid. United States minister to France, on bit success in removing the embargo on importations of A metioan pork FraDC-’s r* vised protective tarff bill pa#»*d ib* Chamber of Deputies on Saturday, substi tuting a duty of 20 francs per 200 p^u d# for the prohibitory law against American pork, but as that substitution could not take effect until the bill should have also passed tbe Herat* Minister Reid*# u fluence procured the promulgation of a decree to t«ke effect immediately, rescinding tbe pro hibition This is not tbe onlv legislation favorable to American interests that has been adopted ia France. The new tariff bill, in view of the shortage of tbe French grain crcpa, ten p rrariiy reduces tbedu y on grain from five francs to three. That will be restored in a year or two, wh*n h? effect of the present crop failure has passed away bat the concession obtained by Mr. Reid os to p rk is doubtless permanent, for it teenu tJ be geneiallv conceded that tbe rigid in spection prcv.ded for will keep diseased meal out of tbe country. Minuter R-id has added another to the good turns that President Harrison's administration has done tbe farmers of the United States. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Cistoria. •osusuwarsvH mvi wwwm. Aminfc luiBB Mr W H Harding of Ho*Hon a cooper, who baa bean working for F. C. Ribinao*. hu aceoapUafced the rtmarknWe fe** ot, making fir# hundred and twenty etarch bar- rete in flf eeo days, doing a.i the work Urn- i -if. If ary one tan beat that should iikc (a b*ar from them —Wo and-mead that F J Heweu bae pretax j f-irm*rJy o»ned by Jacob Carrier. Wednesday. July 15 h a gala day fo'. el! members of tbe Masonic Fratemisr tn t thin vicinity, the occasion being the d*d;ca- j t on of the new hall, to the order of Masonry, and the ine«nWn»i» of officers by me officers of tb- Grand Lodge- Tbe new 1-KJg# ie in n flonriebmg condition and •terra oat aider the name of Arooetoik l-odf i»7. r A h. H. Sanborn at Robinsons Mills b-t just received a large invoice of new good*. Mr- Sanborn haa been in bosnes* oily a littte over a year, bat in that time hu acquired a Urge and stesdilr lacreaeing trade.—Quite a number of oar ci'ir*ni attended th- horse tro* at Fort Fairfield la*t Saturday-—F C Robinson ie/b«Hdio^ him a fine hcree stable dimensions, 33*50 Kev. W A Morang of Lowell, Mass is speeding t*w weeks »-n>ng his friend* h-re. R- A York has opened a 0fit class meat ,ni grocery market in the new Hewett aiock Mr F S- Tcmokios bas recently reeled an ell and made other improve ments on bis house.—Rev. J B Goodrich, Seventh Day Advent Evangelist of Palmyra Me haa been holding a Banes of meetings in town.—The many friends of Mrs. Leroy K-rich am will be pained to learn of her d-*aib which occurred last Saturday night. Tne funeral wa* held at two o’clock, P. M Monday, at Bridgewater. Services by K*v J W. Cterk of Wicklow. N B The d-ceased leaves a husband and two small ch Idren to mourn her lots Fort FsiRriRLi* Fort Fairfield Driving Park lari Sstur liv witnessed one of the most interes’.ir g races ever held in Aroostook. Thirty-two b jr.e# were entered for the vinous races «nd the trot lasted all day. It is estimated that two thousand strangers were here. Hundreds came by warns from the sur r landing towns. Excursion rates were at s.so advertised on the various railroad# Iu the free-for-all race t be leading attraction of the day Fearles*" a celebrated Aroostook horse, led the three straight heats and took first money. He made a record of 2 33 1 2, lowering considerably his previous record cf 2 38. Ue had as a competitor the cham pion trotter of this couoly. Almont Hay, record, 2 35, owned by T. II. Phair of Pretqug Die. Fearless is a beautiful black li >r»e of fine form, standi 16 hands high snd weigh# about 1100 pounds. II- is 12 years old and ia owned by Mr. Geo Foss a bustling young farmer of this town. The many friends cf Fearless were very much elated at his triumph and he was greeted with cheer after cheer as he circled the track As be wa# led away a beautiful wreath of roses, presented by bis lady ad mirers, was hung about hi# neck. This is bis last summer on tbe track and Aroostook looks for an even better record before the close of the season. He was driven by his trainer, Mr. George McNelley. Ma ILKTON. M. L. Stewart is putting an addition to b s barn.—In the base Dali contest here last Saturday between the Presque Isle and Mapleton Mapleton won by four scores Quite a sad accident happened to a young •on of Mr. Lincoln Hughes Thursday of last week. He attempted to get on to a Dad of wood that was being hauled to the ••arch factory, when the team started and h* fell, and the wheel passed over bis body ID has been attended by Dr. Dow. who i inks he may recover —Mrs. .lames Archer from Penobscot Co. is visiting her friend# In this vicinity—B- L. Hughes who works in Portland, is h mie for a short vacation to do hi# haying —Mrs. John Hughes, who lives in Portland, is visiting her relatives and friends here for a season.—Miss Eva Casey who bas been residing iu Portland for a year or so, came home last week.—Mr. I. A. Foss lost quite a valuable horse last week —Elder Minard. F. B preached bore last Sunday afternoon.—M E quar terly meetiog last 8unday A. M. A good sermon was preached by B C Wentworth, presiding elder, after which forty partook f the sacrament. SpRAonn’s Mii.lh Mis# 8adie Bennett of Fort Fairfield, who his been visiting Miss Effla Smith, returned D her home Thursday —The ordinance of baptism was administered to three persons Dst Sunday morning by Kev. Mr. Winslow Will Pattee has his new barn boarded in snd the roof nearly shingled.—Th« Free Baptist Circle met with Mrs A. E. Maczer Wednesday.— Farmers are busy bay mg and report a fair crop —There was a strawberry festival at Mrs. E W. Sprague s last Tues day —Mrs. Richard Libby of Presque Isle i visiting at Mr. J. P Knuland’s —During the severe storm uf last week, Mr. Mat thew Bolster’s barn lost one of its roofs. Mr. Charles Bolster's barn waa injured 0 niewhat, while the shed at tbe Pine Tr^e hoolhouse was completely demolished and the pine tree w»§ uprooted —Mrs. C W. Hardy and Mrs. Plummer of Preique Die «peut Saturday and Sur lay with f bends in this village.—Last Friday, Mrs K J Smith. Mrs C. I» Dewitt. Granville Hayden and Charlie Plummer uf Presque Die were visiting fit Daniel Smith’s —Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Smith and Mr. Parley Sprague were choseu delegates from the F. Baptist Sunday school to at t nd the county Sunday school convention. Ox Bow. The last three weeks has been wet and rather cool till the last few days. Some have begun having and all will this week. Graas is rather light un old fields, new land good In the eastern part of the county a great breadth of potatoes have been planted borne pieces failed to come up well.—There is a great amount of bnildiog being done in t .ia county this season. Two two-story l; m*ps are going up here thi# season bu’lt by J. E Junkins and II J. Smith besides un* improvements on other buildings.— There have been four welis drilled on the >x Bow Ridge this summer which is a great convenience Woodland The weather, the past two weeks has been very warm, and just rain enough has fAllen to keep crops growing and doing their best; crops of all kinds are looking ss well as one could wish I find in pass ing along the d-fferent roads in town the past week, many pieces of potatoes that tie seed rot’.'J in the ground but a whole the crop ia looking well. Wheat, oats and buckwheat never looked bett-r and the proapect for a rich harvest for tbe farmer* was never more encouraging Mr. David I Tciier of this town who ha* been tick with can cer fur some time, died on ih* 6th of tbi* month —Mrs. Daniel Dow died laat Tuesday. July 14. of comuaipiiun.—Mr. II as bie I Grind e d ed July the 18 th of heart disease. Mr. Grir.dle was a resident of Sedgwick from childhood until a few years ago he came to tbi# town vh» re be has iiv-’d with his daughter. Mrs Geo .Scavey.— Geo. O Goodwin .v Co.'s stsr.'h factory budding* are all up and will soon be ready for business.—Mrs. Goodrich bas just built a new barn to take tbe place of the one that waa burned early >p the season —There has not b>pn much haying done as tet in thi* town. Very old fields are light tut new seeded Arid# was never better. If the weather is favorable there will be a large crop of excellent bay secured Hancosh. Mabiavelle Farmers have begun haying ia firmest but their crop# will be rght Misses Minnie and Daisy Moor of North Ellsworth are in town v Biting frier, ds a-'d relatives Master Waiter Fro»t of Ellsworth is ia town viri ing relatives.—Blueberries and raspberries are ripeoDg fa»t, tb re will be plenty s on—Mr William Ca»r who haa beenworkirg at Green lake for tom- little time. i» at hum* doDg hi* haying. -Mr E G. Brinmer ha* n ceotiy p irrh»i d a Deeriog two horse mowing macaw* f'f James K mball —Georgia Carr has pur v baaed tbe Buckeye, a one horse mower.— Tbe rain that fell uod health, me ion or whoae age* i* 190 ye***- husband being 94, the wife *5 rear* old. Neither of them ever rod* on the car*.— Mki Mabel Rif* ail her lister Matilda, a c jmpanied by friends, are at horn* for a -hort vacation. Kirs aside _ _ Carrie M#»r U went to Wsst Gardiner 1 at Mon lay to be absent two week* George B McCtiach of Halioweil wa* in me plac a few day* since to see Mr. Baker boot some bard wood lumbar —Mrs. Ada 1 Vao.k and h-r two children of 8omer*el, Mss* arrived Wednesday aod are wi hoer mutter. Mr* L e -Mr. Chari Leavitt •nd wif- of Caubridgep-vt art visiting T. B. Reed s family Carl Bmney of Worcos u-r. Mass., arrived in ibe place laat Satur J»y and l* stopping with bis aunt, Mrs Julia Hojt —Charles E Sevens is *e r-ously ill and is not expected to live but a f-w day* —The apple crop ia this section will be almost an entire failure The little apples are falling from the tree*.—Mr. 4 >«i»b Brown, who is a prosperous and 'hrlftjr farmer, ha* jast broken up a large t- ece of green grass land. East VaaaaLnoao. Mr and Mrs. Lndsey Jones and c ul .Irm from Boston are spending the summer with Mr*. J.rnes' mother. Mr*. Mary Ta ti r -Mr. Edward Pore receotly met with a vtry serious accident which narrow ly escaped proviog fatal. He attempted u> mow with a horse unaccustomed to a mowing machine the noise frightened «he b>rse. causing him to ruu, throwing Mr Pope from the seat and dragging him some distance. He was badly bruised and shaken up, but foituoattly escaped with out broken bones. His clothes were near ly torn from him and be was forced to re main in doors for a few days. He con gratulates himself on his good fortune in receiving no farther mjurv.—Many of ih«* friends of Mr. and Mrs. Seth Richardson gntbered at their new home a few evenings ago, carrying a collation with them. They pnssed a very pleasant evening.—Mr. E. Cross and family of the firm of Cross Co. Washington St Boston, are taking an out iug at Bradley’s —Mrs. Lou Belding. Mai t-r Leon and Miss Florence, of Lawrence, Mass Are here visiting Miss Susie Hoyt. Mrs Galon Wood, after a long and pain ful illness passed away Friday of Iasi week. She leaves a husband and three cmldren to mourn her loss. The funeral service* were held Sunday and were large ly attended by relatives and friends.— Many of the farmers in this vicinity have finished having, and pronounce the bay crop much in advance of their expectations. —Mr. Chase Taber and family from Prov idence, R 1 are spending a few weeks with his parents. Litchfield Corber. Rev. J. T. Hawes and wife are away on their summer vacation. Mr. Hawes tender ed his resignation as pastor of the Congre gational chnrch in this place. He i* ninety three years old and ha* been with this peo ple twenty-six years. Hi* mind is still unimpaired but his physical health will not admit of his preaching any loDger —Miss Mary Larrabee of Boston is in town, also Mrs. Helen Flint of Wiathrop.—Miss A ogie Starbird is at home. She has been attending tbe N. E. Conservatory of Music at Boston and will return in 8ept.—Misses Lena Gilbert and Gertie Lydston are going to Kent’s Hill to attend school —Farmers in this viciniiy are getting along finely with their having and crops are lookirg well.— Mr. L E. Dennison has lost a flue heifer. —Mrs. Mary J. Starbird has gone to Min neapolis to visit her daughter, Mrs. W. F. Trufant. Waldo. Unn.O Mrs. Westley Wlggm is visiting her pa rents,Mr.ard Mrs. Silas Stover.—Dr. Ham is )o king for rent with the intention of lo eating here, but has been unsuccessful thus far. -There was no preaching at the church last Sabbath, the Baptist minister being unable to h» present. Social service was held —U. W. Pearson has been at work in Belfast the past few days carpentering flenry Thomas,whise sickness we reported last week, is better—The raspberries are getting ripe and parties go every day to pick them —Mr. E Hoffses had a colt get quite badly cut on a barbed wire fence a snort time smee. That makes the third one in this vicinity this season, one of them was cut so badly as to injure him for life. —Daggett Brts. are pulling a steam-pump into their stave mill to feed the boiler At the Children’s day exercises one week ago Sanday, the collection was $7 31 to go toward the support of the Sabbath school. —Miss Nellie Thompson of the Dana Sar Mparilla factory is taking her vacation at home. Freedom. Hay it.g for the past eight days has been floe and the bay stored in that time will be tt rst class for feeding or the market There are but few that have finished their haying and most of the farmers will require one week more to complete it —Thera will be much better crops than was anticipated three weeks ago. There wilt be aa average i rop this year. Corn is growing fast now j and promises a good harvest. Potatoes are doing well and the beetles are on hand for j their share. OOBBIP or THB OR4WBEB The members of Enterprise Grange. Richmond, concluded not to give up their meetings through haying, but lor two months, July and August, they will hold their meetings Saturday evening instead of Tuesday. There will he no meeting *»f Progrcs give Grange, Bowdoinham, In July. The next one will he Wednesday evening. Aug. 5. when they intend to carryout ;t very interesting programme and have refreshments of ice cream and cake. ft wester than Ifonwg In thw Honeycomb. ••What in life I* half so sweet, A the hour when lovers meet." Nothing is sweeter to the vouthful and robust ia health, but, alas! too many Court in pot try, and live in prose" after marriage. This is eipjcially tru* of the wives whose changed relations bring on weakness?* and derangements peculiar to msrried women, so thatthsir live* become •pp«-.*y." To all such. Dr Pierce s Favor i'e Prescription is a great boon. It cor -s weak bicks, beads*.hes. neuralgic and •beating down" pains, displacements and irregularities of ibe female organs It likewise a restorative and invg rating tonic, strengthsi?g the nerves, a d imparting new life t»the tired and debilitated, bring ing bsck the “ros»s to the cheek." ar.d the rainbows to tin eyes." Bold b> all drug gists, under deodch wky ly. (•asrsatssg Cmrc for Ls Wrlppw. We authorize our advertised druggist tc sell you Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption. Coughs and Colds, upon this condition. If you are afflicted with I .a Grippe and will n«e tb»s remedy according to direction*, giving it a fair trial, and experience no benefit, jou may return the bottle and have your money rt funded We make this ffr, because of the wonderful •u cceva of D. King's New Discovery dur ing >a*t season’s epidemic. Have beard of no case m which it fail-d. Try it. Trial bottles free at Bowditch. Webster 4 Co., Drug St.we. Large size 30c and $1.00 »ug6dt'oi4«ch ky ly Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria I You most tell your story in a way calculated to produce the effect you desire, and to aid you iu accomplishing your object is a part of our business. We wilt prepare your ad IS vertisement or give you advice and assistance to aid you n= in preparing it. We will have the advertisement set in |g type and procure illustrations if any are needed. When G| a satisfactory result has been produced we will furnish an g electrotyped pattern to be used in duplicating the adver- g tisement if the display or illustration make an electrotype E Bl desirable. i [3 For this we will make a suitable charge. fi== Hj i=j] Address 15 j| GEO. P. ROWELL CO., Ig g Newspaper Advertising Bureau. I§ i io Spruce St., N. Y. gg YOUR SHIP WILL GOME IN! The newspaper supplies the broad, swift channel of pub licity which enters the port of prosperity, and when you float your boats upon it you are sure of quick returns. Advertising in dull times is an anchor cast to windward. THE Olfl? Perfect Substitute for Mother’9 Milk. INVALUASLK in Choum Infantum and Tcktmino. 4 Quicktf Assimilated Food ton dyspeptics. CONSUMPTIVES, CONVALESCENTS. A Perfect Nutrient IN ALL WAATINO OiACAACA. Rcquirco NO COOKINO. Kiim in All Clinatca. SEND tmrbnrik. -PH* Oars awt> Phuho op I*. »A*TA." BAdAd IT ft lu AH/ AddlANL Do/iber-Goodale Co., BOSTON. MASS. AajpAodSwiFNr Blard Will Tall. .1 M. Stonebraker, of Woodford Co Ill say.- in Practical Farmer,” thi* has been the oft-repeated test in all do mesticated animal** alike, either for their improvement or deterioration Hence it is all important to use nothing hut full Mood sires of the best lineage to insure the best results. Yet there are farmers and breeders who will per siat in breeding to inferior sires or scrub males, to'save a dollar or two of present expense. Had they used a first-class sire one that has power to transmit his color, form, size, disposition and keeping qu*l (tics, they would, in a few years, make an improvement of herd in value hun dreds of dollars In selecting a male to cross »ir build up a herd, there, cannot lie too much discretion in searching into the sire’s ancestry, lo make sure of his breeding qualities; after selecting one with the desired outward point** The writer remembers yvhen the first Norman tallion wa brought to Woodford county, HI., and *:.0 -ervico fee was charged Very few would verdure so great an outlay while horses were low in price, comparatively to the present. The progeny of that stallion was so remark able in ,-ize and g"«>d qualities in shape of improvement that tl o spirit of pro g c salve no?« with the fa'iners of Wood lord Or. Ill in breeding and raising good draught fior *pr lias been such. that tmlay it is one ut the leading conn tin* in thy state of Illinois t«» breed first-class horses And they are bringing the farmers of Woodford Co more cash than any other class of stock. Vnd it is j throughout all central and northern Illi nois and the Western f-tates, where full j Mood animals of the be-' strains have Men used. The above reference Usuffi ciont proof that blood will tell. I have) her n disgusted many times to hear some good breeder* of cattle and horses flout the idea of spending extra money for a go* d pedigreed ram, boar or cock, t»»| improve sheep. Ii -gs or poultry, simply because they had allowed themselves to J b ouic so narrowed and neglectful of th* ii own interests. O. thl« deil. df-iir**suing headache, Tha* won't w*-sr off, This hawking and (hi* S|iM|ng, And tills h-irking con eh I've lo*t my sense of smelling, an*» t ist« 's going, tw. I knn m a-srrh'-. wh o -IJs m,1. Kul—wh*i «hmJ I d My hi king nd mjr hsnki z Keeps up a strtdy dfn I'm h»unt at Consumption may s«o in. I f*el supromriy W»rff»h»*d, No wonder I'm hlnf>, 1 know my health's fnllins, Bat -wbat nan I no? Ho? I'll ted you what to do. my friend, if you'll lend urn yonr nar a mm at* tio down to «he drug store ar.d buy I)r Hag** Catarrh Remedy, and lake it according to direc t>c» fir n, a-d you'll soon find mat th># rni*tr*nl- h»atsc‘n- i« a thing of ths pa-t, the ha.-kir g. h««kmg and spicing. •o disagreeable toother* writ as yi.uryeU, w Ii ernne to an **i>d, and i short time you -ill f»el hie new man. A new man tnink of iba»—-and all f. r fifty rents, hch tithe price .>f Dr Mage Catarrh R-medy, the unfailing co'*» foe this terriMe disease. j.ily.’O &«Mrm A View to the Future "Our name* are ten in penal in thit marriage certtA n*»- t*»d Waldo flifgini of Boston to hie Chicago bride Yes. she »«id, that’s a Chicago cut t tu 1 h»y a»e easier to rub out When yyi want the host medi cine ever made, use Dana's Sar- j SAPARILLA. It will Cliro .YOU, R*aai«a Arslu D*e Beat 8aJ*e m the work! for Cut*. Bruise*. floret. Ulcer*, Rail Rheum. Fe*er Bare*, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, j Cams, and all flkin Kruptioat. and post- J lively cures Files, or no pay required. It is guaranteed «o giro perfect sat\sf».«ideo‘* iw -USE ATI iAH PAINT READY MIXER. Salesmen Wanted Vot Imam Coontjl Two or thr#« good, .mart and energetic men, year« of age and apward*. »n«e|t for the Fon'Mli Nuraerte* of Canada, for Kail delivery, to b*gia at ooc». We have 7»S> acrea uadrr etoefe, every de;>artrnent fally e,,a|pM>d. Hptendid line. Of valuable Specialties; Joet the class of atoet the 1 Maine Fruit Mrowera want All stock aold. guar anU ed. Bend photo Addre.. 8TOJTKA WKLUNRION. Temple Building, Montreal, P. Q. J. W. BFALL, manager flaaw lib paper. apCMdtmoepd SODA WITH CREAM! Fr?m the Meadow Vale Creamery, at BO WlMTCTH, wntlTBR 4 09.** Citt or Aoocm. i TBSASffKRra Or nr a, Urr- it. On and after Jan. t, I Ml, my beadqaartnrn will be la the rear oft* over Haakell'a Shoe Store Mater At., anti! farther notice. C. M. HAn.au. Cttv irrmror fantdtf WANTS pat ,D *emre w more anewera than thoee who have not tried are aware. 10T WEATHER 5 Manilla Straw and rash Mat*. Silk, resell Flannel, rkcrlat and Kates a luting rhlrts ia Mark, While and olers. X* w slyl s of Knmni r >r.k h'.ar, thin Fancy Vests, thin t oa ind Vests Yacht, Bicycle, Tennis and ilher styles af Fancy t aps. L L MB I CO. City Clothiers anti Hattons. WratSal.il USE ATLAS PAINT. FOR SALK AT IS!) WATER STREET. EXCURSION TO LAKE MARANACOOK THURSDAY, JULY 23d Under lie Ansuir.es of Si Mary s Coiiraation. f*tte c*«h| wwk, 50 »»at». j§

VACATION TOURI«T|l rartln IcaTlBK tlw rltj aa Uair|*,l ■*r Tacatlaa* ra harelb* DAILY IQ, I KEBIX' J01RNAL M-nt la (Mr r*r aaj leapth af Uaie AaalraE at gB CENT* PEN WEEK. i««H •f pa par akaapad wlna daalrad. p' Cards of thank* and resolutions of rmyi|Sm will l*r charged at the rale of ten cent* Dm. All advertising announcements of ester**, ments whoee object la the raising of mm* will be charged at the rate of fifteen c*mh Inc. ROW ADVBHTIBBMBHTBfaDAt Ubcl aotlor. Hone for *ale Cottage for Bale. o reot Cottage house j Wanted Harte»« maker. waleivtlle Ur*nltc Company. Crayon portrait#-J rreeoott Dari*. Great mark down sale F. N. Smith A C*. ,-Socnl ^SHlailer*. •Twill Molt HI* Imconi*. •'('old, cold I# toe, but »fange It m%y wm That -jUslltv may kindly warmth impart, For If yo* feed a mat Jen on ire mam i In Euamer'D glowing hours ‘twill melt brrktWL- F Mr. F. L. Webber ha* just received t j flue lot of gooMberrie*. Another regatta will be held at Bag. mond's early next monlh. The roof of the main part of Bl. Ckg urine's JU11 Is boiog reihingled. A large party of fritoda are risillrg family of 8. B. Brook* at hi* coMsgt 8quirrel Island. The Water Till# Bam Bail Club mm down on the morning exprci*. They r*. literal at the Cony House. The W. C. T. U. will meet this if* noon at 4 o'clock and every WsdkMfcf until further notice at the Mine time. Mr. A. F. Reynold* of Dunton's Rada lecured a flue negative of the n*v n*t for the Augusta Bating* Bank officials. Detachment of the Balvation Arm; o» fisting of two men and thrse “ImRr* returned from Old Orchard yesterday the Yankee. One of Augusta's old ladtes euggeeti the “mountain'' back of the Ntale Hstn he called Mount Locke in order to psry# u%te its old name of Locke's Ledge. ji 8upt. Day of the A. II. O. K. R. full pretty certain that he will hare the cri running on a 45 minute* schedule betwm tin* city and Gardiner within a month. Judging from the latest developments if the case it is more than probabls that hi two “great guns" now on ths Arissk wharf will be mounted in Camp BsrMgl, The hotels report that Aa|uata is |fst> ing to be quite a summer resort, latp number of guests having arrived hm Massachusetts, New York and One of our Water street msrobaati is ports a strange sight noticed early y«h» day morning In Uie form of a linen duster and straw bat sleigh! The funeral of the late Mrs. Craig was held at her residence nut street yesterday afternoon. A largs number of the friends of ths attended the services. Word was received here yesterday lb* the steamer Percy V., which roes Bath to l'opham Beach, broke her Monday night and will be laid op forte pairs some four or five days. Mr. Collins, the engineer at the Coiliss Engine Co. of K. I., who has charge of the wora i new power station of the electric ran expects to have the station running four weeks. Fred Homan of Brockton, Mam, through the city yeeterday on a Vide •Safety. He had come by boat from ■is* and was going to try to ride to North Ami yesterday, via Vasealbore, Winslo* Skowhegan. The western Yankee was delay*! Iff nearly half an hour by a hot bos St tender. The passengers took adtantags <f the delay to inspect Augusta and. jsdfkf from their remarks they were mtcb ptaMl with our city. This hot season appears to be cleaning time for the different churcb«s,k less than four being in the hands of M* orators, furnishers and all ths rest ef he man ity whoso business it is to mabskk uncomfortable and bouses beautiful. fn accordance with Parish Aid and Mark’s church, the semi-centennial laying of the corner stone of the old o** on State 8t will be celebrated by a It* parly on the church grounds this Wsdtlt* eve: ing. Ths shafting and pulleys for tbs M pjwer station of the electric road have )t* been received from J H. Bates A Co- 4 Boston and a crew is at work putting Ms* in. Daniel Noyes of this city has a putting in the hard pine timbers for shafting. Red and yellow bananas same bunch is a freak that’s Such an ore is shown at I store. The bananas are of the skin” variety, and right tn the midst of* yellow bananas are three perfectly fefkll red bananas. Pol. and Mrs. Thomas up from (/hffstene. Hon. cottage at Small Point, to Ibis ci tonce of over fifty miles, oa They arrived early in the aftoraeoa when Mr. fjatnbard’a floe span were Mb* to the etable they had not terned a hair. The removal of the W Granite Hall hae been party of workman •tooee of the window* yesterday. Uk* Manchester Haynes informed a Jot** representative yeeterday. that, the fact that there is to be a gallery It* new theatre, there will not be a gym*** in the new hall. n. H. Cooorauw of Muua»w««b, tbt kj known decorator, is here whb a tee men working on the Universal* interior. The walla will be retearbrdJ* vivid bright blue# of the ceiling •ad modern tints pat in and a at* haadsoms frieze added, deeigned by Mr. Cochrane of a

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Peseo—’e. Mm. Fred Hamlen goat lo Bealoa te-dey. Hon O. D. Baker returned from Bangor yre'erdsy. MiM Betel# Noble viaMac friends ia Salem* Mass. Mr. MrDi.le Smith returned from Wain* ville yestfrJay. Mr Willism W. Hamlen returned from Bsngor, yesterday. Hon. George C. Mi not of Belgrade wee i« the ricy yesterday. JJJMr K V Chalk of Konnebunkport was n the city yesterday. Col. Winfield 8. Choate has gone lo Boa ton for a we* k's stay. W. C. Philbrook and Eugene Alien of Watsrville are in the city. City Clerk Southard returned from Baa gor yesterday, on the express. H F. Dsy of tbe Dexter Gazette, aad •if# were in the city Tuesday. Mr Harry L. Stone returned from a few days visit to Boston, yesterday. Klward D. Wadsworth, Esq of Phila delphia is vititing C L. Tanner. State Librarian L D. Carver went to Watervilie yesterday on the Yankee Mr. Thomas Hopkins of Washington, D is stopping here for his vacation. Mr. I). C. Hobiosoo and his son, Ham. drove in from Hammond's yesterday. Rev Horace Tiiden, formerly pastor of the First Baptist church is in the dty. Miss Lillian Bacheldsr of Uoioo Is visit ing Miss Fannie Miller, on Gage street. Mrs. Allen Bryant of the Arsenal is flowing recovering from a vary severs cold. Mr. J. Frank Pierce and family are at the Thorfln club house at Hammond’s grove. Miss Blanche Jewell of Shawmut is vis iting at Mr. 1). W. Emery’s, on State street. Hon P. P. Gilmore, State liquor agency psssvd through the city yesterday on his way to Portland. Mrs. Henry Revere and Mr*. Maynard of Boston, who are at Hammond's, were in the city yesterday. Mr. H. C. Manley came up on the even ing tram yesterday. He returns to Port land, this morning. 8. 8 Williams, accompanied by hie wife and daughter went yesterday to Ocean Point for a two weeks’ atay. Mr and Mrs. H. S Williamson of Bos ton, are at the Hotel North. They will spend some time in the city. A party of Maiden, Mass people, Mr. and Mrs W. P. True and Mr. and Mrs 8. G. Marston, are at the Cony Ilouae. Deacon .1. It Townsend and family departed this morning for Belgrade where they milt remain two or three weeks. Hon. Seth L Milliken arrived on the morning train from Belfast yesterday 1 He is stopping at the Augusta House. C.pt Will H. Chue .lf the Gold CoMt, Africa, who has been visiting Mr. and Mrr. Fred Hamlen, goes to-day to New York. ('apt. C. A. Merrill of Boston who has j been staying at Hammond’s grove returned to Boston vesterdsy on the down Yanicee. Mr Geo. E. M**aser and sister Angie L I and Misa Gertie Booker are spending their vacali >n very pleasantly at Popham Beach. Miss IS nth Harding went to Bquirr*! i«land on the stscon-i train for a two weeks' visit. She will stay with Mrs H. 8 Brooks Mr. Scbumaker, Boston's well-known decorator, is here on business connected with the repainting of th* Granite church. Drs Roberts, McDavid, Briggs and Bry ant attended the *J5th annual convention of the Maine Dental Society at Brunswick, yesterday. Mr. Allen Sheldon left on the morning train yeaterday for Bar and Winter Ifsr bors Mt. Desert, where he will §pf Northampton. Mas* is stopping at I is farm just out of the city. Mr Waitcrll. Davis, of the Arm of E. E. Davis A i o., and family went to Squir rel Gland on ths Augusta. The game was full of fun for the spectators and some really good ball playing was exhibited at times, while ai others, it was of a very tame kind. Billi dean catcher, Jenkins pitcher and Bar bour first, put up good ball, while the WaterviUe* generally, played a cooi steady game. A peculiar thing hap pened in the fourth inning, with the Augustas at the bat. Hoxie, the Water viUe second baseman, wai playing well uj in the diamond, when the ball was batted directly for him. About five or six feet in front of him it took a sharp bound up striking him on the forehead with such force as to bound back clear to the pitcher box. where the pitcher picked up the ball and fielded out the runner at first base The two nines were made up as follows Augusta, itiilideau, catcher. Jenkins, pitcher; Barbour, first; Lynch, second ano erntre field; Harvey, third; Cronin, shor stop; Foss, right field; Hinckley, centr> field and second Hendee, left field. WaterviUe. Williams, catcher; Tibbo deau, pitcher King, first; Hoxie, second, Latlip, third Gullifer, short stop; Scribner right field; Strange, centre field; Simpson, left field. The score by innings Inning— 12 14 A 6 7 R 9 WaterviUe. 0 4 0 a .1 1 S 2 1—-ti Aiifunta. 1 0 u 3 0 1 0 0—7 Hammond Orcva. J. Frank Fierce and family are here foi the season. Dr. Ingalls and family arrived Moods? for a long visit Mr. Charles Gannett of the Maine 8*at. junior class has been spending a week here O P. Ilowe, the well known manafac Hirer of wooden tents, has put up one or ihe Fast shore of the pond. Kveryone here is enjoying themselves to the utmost Appetites are good, all sleep well and for tilling Ashing stories we “tak« the cake The regatta recently sailed on the Cob bosseecontee was a grand success, though the press of work »n haying prevent several parties from sailing their boats. B the last of this mo ith, when that work wil be over, it is planned to hold another, which there will he more boats and a lar« attendance of spectators. Mmday29 of the resident populat o enjoyed a lovely outing in the shape of picnic at Horseshoe island, soma five mile beli/w here. 7 he j mrney was mail* i boats, starting at about 9 oYlmk in th forenoon and returning about t in the aft* r noon. A chowder was the subject of dir cussion and the vote was unanimous on tic verdict “good 7’here was a very pretty lawn party 01 Mr. E. B. Folsom spacious grounds o> Arsenal street, Hast Side, last night. 1 was given by the F.pworlh League of tb» Green street Methodist church and proved a complete success. Music was furnish**', by the hospital orchestra and was wel worthy of the occasion. With the full moon, electric lights and many Chinese lanterns, the gay gatheri g was as brilliant ly lighted as though it were broad daylight Croquet, games and music were kept up to a late boon. Much ice cream and cak* were sold. The credit belongs to Rev. I G. Ross, the pastor of the church. Mr Thomas Ingraham and the tentertainment committee of the League. Siyrwp of Ftgii Produced from the laxative and nutritious juice of California flgs, combined with theer !*le-Joly 12. to the wife, of Arthar Webb. a dau*bt*r. Kwox. Rockland-July 1*. to th* wife of William T. Cobb, a 'Rbt* r; July t.'», to th- wife of Jess* S. Hiatt", a daughter. .»ul, a, to the wife of 1 homae K e churn, a *on. X* rth Havra—July 1, to the wife of Boderlc Gllli«, a ton Penobscot. Hold* n—JnJy J, to th- wife of Char'.et L. Kea rney. twin boys. i atmuitum COUGH8 AND COLDS. |5r. and tl. at all drogglsti. E. MORGAN SONS, Proprieicri, i raoviDExrr r r. mayXbdeodfcwnr CONSTIPATION and other bowel complaints cured and prevented by the prompt Ayer's Cathartic Pills They i regulate the liver, cleanse the stomach, and greatly assist digestion. Dr. J. C. Ayer Co. Lowell, Maes. a.VlP *WJOY«* 8otb iba r.-ethor' *nd fmauia w&ti. ^yrvp or Fig* u tafcca: ii m UK ••iKKitm, mf’ uj. n are nw. as mayMAwly rrn.UH. I IME KICIVEI I LIT IF MENS WOr XING SHOES n onus An teal calf. Qiie a Xor*lty ia a Hear/ Working Shoe. They are ca!>d tb* PLODGHUrS PRIDE! I hate rn^d'hti* to he m de Sabitr tUP,aid every pi If warrant will gire SatUfaotior Price,Sl.3S A dl^JO. Alo anothe grade called FARMER’S PRIDE, At *3.00. Call aad *ee them and ' For this week only. WHITE GRANITE TEA SET, 56 PIECES. Glazing WARRANTED not to crack. Only $2.99 Per Sot. Our line of Dinner and Tea Sots is unequalled by any dealer in the State. Wright Blackington, AUGUSTA, MAINE. jnlylSdeodtf NORTH END MARKET, f [Near Hotel Reyno'd.*! Water Street, Augusta, Me. First-class Meats of all kinds, Provisions, Vegetables, Canned Goods, Fruit, etc., at Lowest Cash Prices. J. E. ELWELL, Agent. A«*ustu, June stli, 1191. JuneUdlm NEW BOX HONEY AT BOWDITCH. WEBSTER .t CO \s WiWlIvIi LIKE COBBOSSEECONTEE, MANCHESTER. ME. Picnic and Excursion Grounds! This popular resort is now open for the season One of the lovliest spots in Main*-. COTTAHE8 AND BOATS TO LET. Board at the Cafe at reasonable rate* by day or wee*. The best of food furnished; everythin* fre«h from the farm daily. AddreM Samuel Wannofsky, Proprietor, MANCHESTER, janUdtf Ur C. HINT, Aogwnta. orsEci ram i set fit fifes AT BOWDITCH, WKBBTER A CO S. ISLAND HOUSE, CAPITOL ISLAND. Newly paint *d and renovated through out. Public assured first-class treat ment. TERMS $1.00 PER DAY. R. B. HALL, Prop. PETER HANLEY, Clerk. jaaelMkm ill Sedlciaes AirertUei la Tills Paper SOLD BY i I* opened while staadin* against the wall with i out rnvvm* the trank or partition A great relief from a constant annoyanoe and one of the beat improvements of the times. A -ample may be and order* *tven ror aay size or quality, at the store of J. A. FAIRBANKS, »ar the f**l »r Oak Stnct, Aagasta. AySeeln* will be oonviada*. jna»dtf ATLAS PAIST. READY MIXED roman las Packages From Own Powwd to 5 Mallows. FAILURES by Urn wtm men who make a Jadidowa am of the JoennaL advertiaia* columns WHY GO TO BOSTON When yon can stop off at Port land and for less money PURCHASE OF Walter Corey Co. Fine, Medium and Low Priced Furniture, Draperies, Etc, Wood Mantel* and Fine Cabinet Wert te Order. A visit to our spacious ware rooms will eonrino yo of the above statement. WALTER COREY CO.. 28 Free St., Portland, Me aprlOeodlv m&i mmi and tub Especially Equipped for Flnno Moving. LUGE UD KOOMT DUMP CUTS FOB SEHOTUG ASHES. Baggage Wagon» are out f\jf 6.30 A. M. and 7.30 M. Trains. Office Odd. Depot. Telephone couuiation. O. A. BLODGETT. AUGUSTA. MAINE. aprlMtf BOWDITCH, WEBSTER CO.’S TOOTHACHE DROP8. CURE IN ONE MINUTE Twenty-five young.sound, well-broken horses may be found for sale at the Conv Brothers' stable. One of the finest lots ever brought to AugugtA, comprising draft, express, gentlemen’s driving and family horses. Several finely matched spans. Will be sold at reasonable prices. Call and see them. mayMdtf Spectacles and Eye Glasses at BOWDITCH, WEBSTER k CO.’S! I A PERFECT FIT OUARANTE1D. CITY OF AUGUSTA. TREASURER’S NOTICE. NOTICE i« hereby given that the taxes as tested on tte pills and estate* of the City of Augusta for the year 1*01 were committed to C H. Hamlin, collector of said city, on the 1'Jth day •»f Jane, is*.*!, that by a vote of the City Connell of .aid city, said t*we» are due and payable to •aid collector on the 16th day of September, lS!»i, and that an abatement or dlsoounf of seven per ceot. will be allowed on all taxes assessed 'or th» year 1S»1, which shall be voluntarily paid to -mid collector on or *efo»e ihe 12th day ot August, 1*E»I, and interest will be added to all of «aid taxes re maining unpaid September 16th, ’Wl, from that •late. Cl r Y TRfcASl RKK. Acr.rsTA, June >4th, 1W1. juneZTdlm Stevens House. A. W. Stevens, Proprietor. rtve^minutR* walk from the National Home, *2eais served on the European Finn, at nil hours. Tns. SlOOj Per IDay hr Trillion JunsdUlwff MOTHER SATS I MUSTNT —abp lo,ooo otheu— Songs and Instrumental Pieces At tea cent* eac'- twelve for a dollar. Head for aoatAi *N Made comfortnbb by using Dr Philbriok-* treatment, The Doctor makes a specialty of Cwtarrli and all I of th* Kvs, Kav, Throat and Ijuwgs also l»ts««a«a oftli* flsai |,l*si sul Hltlnsyf. DIABETES, ASTHMA, NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM. If you are afflio’ed with KheurnaMsm I can cure you at onoo. Fits ami l>yr«|»«|»ala t'si rati. Faiwala t'onsplalnfa i wrad. lMIan and all diseases of a prlvui.* nature, *u«o. “sf»tliv treated. Old Koran healed and pimple* eradicated. Pore Blood Is the life of ail. Dne of the i-oetur'i. Ur*i point* Is to olear the blood of the Imparl ties and build the patient up as fast a* possfb'u CAT A R R H Catarrh Is a distressing and loathsome disease, mucous and corruption running iruts the throat In the form of matter of ollt-nslvt-hardened Iiiiqi-, o^n-iug a fretju-. ut desire to ob ar the throat, es pcoially in the morning or lu bad weather. *»»ro. mes Dm* rnntter obstruots the air passages, giving a nasal twang toft !ie>olc* As the same mnoous membrane which lln-* th*- jiostrU- eaten.1 to the throat, bronchial tubes and lungs, as well as toward the eyes and ear*, we can readih see how catarrh in the heml tf eegleoled may cause throat troubles, consumption, and even blindness Among the many symptom* of catarrh are corruption*, of the breath, blood pol***T.lng, Impair.-! digestion, neuralgia, tinging in the ears, dimness or -peck* before the eyes, dlssliu /Ith pain*- >v. t the nose, failing memory, heavy, sad or depressed feelings. wunt •e.-rgv. n« xt.ausMen, g* eral debility, and a related state of the system. If you are troubled with any of the above s/inp:n» yoor di** Hr*d. R—«I»R*J OkwlHi It>r>f1>4 Hal klH»..U.i. bml M>Hr. laMlMfy, Errm*l«-» .WH.» Part—a»s Mrsy. "nttMt #f If4r «aj *b»4. w.li attending rylla, from wfut»r»- . ft iikr- .1 lorR «U»a,kurw,|MfMin4. •ifiiMpriltlfni. PmIh, lln AtisJ lamafrgny Jl*4l#a' W#y% M4 C. M. rABTBIlNlV>»a.rf B»W DITCH, WURTEBnCiHh. AafnaU. {aairdeodfceowt* Monarch Paint, Warranted it BOWOITOM* WtatTCR A CO.'S MISS A. C. MORGANS SCH00I DO* Torso LADI>», PURfH-OF N R? tept W. UM1. J- Whtttl r *ar* **A better, heal liter an l plea -a«'. i p for j •chool onnid ana’ceiy Be found in w K gland iuyl4deod».HAwU I IMPROV'D O R 18 91 Cthe COLD LARIOW I PORTABLE Cooking range. FOP WOOD OR COAL. It. is the greatest, triumph of the age, and it uands to-day unrivalled Tuo greft* .tls of the GOLD CLARION prov«* tb far* ;hat it Ih the Most Successful and Most Popular Range in the Market. We warrant the CLARION to «orn prise more improvements than any other make Made in every variety and style wanted, by skilful mechanics, from the best materials. Sold by wide awake stove Dealer*. If not for»al* in your locAllty, »rnd QEND tor 12 page Book I the maker*, who will of Teatlmonlaff I inform you how to pur --till* celebrated Range. Manufactured and for »«l«- by nSk WOOD, BISHOP CO. ^. lIo.HK I* the oM/atbioned tint/ and I* made of rubber, frith good care ft ahonld la*t lire or *ix year*. It l* dkeap at the price. A* a goar ante* that y -u ar*' getting wttat you per tar. aad are n• H novl7dtf DENTISTRY. G. J. ROBERTS, D.D.S. (Doctor of Dental Surgery.) OFFICE, No. 122 Water Street, SUB QUNITE NATIONAL BANK. ootMdtr H. J. FREDERICK*. I). OFFIOEOoraar Waitr anJ BriJgr Bii., (otor Klamaci in o« »t >r*) onrioK nows me l r.«. n r. •■IIP M.toir.M, w. h. ha.rris.mTd! 01'1'ICL AND KLSIDCHCt: 11! SHOVE IT. orrivK hovhh 8 to 19 A. M., nnrt 7 tn U p. Jf, Moron ad, I Mi. oweil A ok my nirnto far \V. I.. IHoimluo NIom. If uol for onto lu your |»liir* uok yoar tifolrr in o*umsA* nmrr almra uf thl gSffi i/rrulr than tin y nlkrr moat^rti Han II e«|imla tie mi jWifi Miwol ahoi'M mating from $1.1*1 it, on. fiC OO Pennine ll.tml—eweil. llm fflneat r»l* 9wi allow ever ottered for $V«»; e'juala Krenc.. imported alnwhli li roat frmn |H.iai*i fmil. '{mm fi4 OO llnail.r% 30 tine rnlf i n l.i-tier ah.*v*r otl.red n- iWfl «9«Ca Ida prim; one trial will convince thoa itllBj who want a *h« are on «tr the m>yai«M•rti-d shoes roating from 91 ni io tc.uti. '^^B I.u it lea' 4.30. %4.0O himI *1.73 "hoe r .Mine-sure tin* In-t line I lougoln m ll-di ami durnl.l. Zgm f inilliiu. s.-e mat W I. la.iiglaa' name and prlr« an stumped on the Ih.ip.iii of each alum BBi U I.. IroUol.Art, Hr.H’ktvn, Maaa 0 Ml F. L.HERSEY. I'llylldrodAoiOM A1|MTAU4IT {I W. K. fitoaa, H Irutai Haakaii B iHEIICCIB I Printed and Dlocked at very lowest flU prices at the KENNEBEC JOURNAL K offlce. We have done a very large amount of this work to the gaaaral B satisfaction of oar patrons. All nark U guaranteed to be first class la awn W$ respect Prices and samples fdrnishM An* nn mUcttioii. 1111 "bURLEOH k FLINT, M Augusta, Xaia*

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r 3Hmtttranrt».__ CRAYON PORTRAITS FOR ALM08T NOTH SO. TOO CAN GET THE BEST A1 241 WATER STREET, GARDINER. I. PRESCOTT DAVIS. J ___ Woodward Dmnport, t'-- v f-»r n» by fhe w»l;ht»ii W h Co. -oiid an n„r h*- obtained dt'Whef*. W»- h*v*-1 a i.trgn >>1 Ji K fi wa'-). H DOUGLASS P«o«'iro» Facing M C. R R. Depot, and near Kennebec «fe Boston Boats. TERMS, $2.00 PER DAY. YOUNG’S HOTEL, A S VOUNG. RkomoicfO*. CARDINER. MAINE. HIS II.I i* mrally i... ..i. ,t on W :«irr sr nmrtv th« u»l within thrrr miliul'alK "I 1*1 I put MfaWI bout Wlmrt It tin* ail ti.. r-i ni.-m haMiM btlh iwho, mnI llx Hrnwpli Hoorn ftu the rlly BATES, $2.00 PER DAY. .n! Chair* Fancy Km ker*. Side Board*. Had Tree*. «Chair*. Spring Red*. Mattreaae*. Children'* Chair*. Lounge*. Hook case*. Babv Carriage* and Curtain*. UNDERTAKING GOODS, And in fact everything that makes choice line of furniture. No trnuM- to •bow good* H3FGOODS DELIVERED !1 ABGDSTA UD GARDHER F. IB. WOOD, HALLOWELL, MAINE. jvtrldnAtf W K KAV"E A CUE OF SPONGES IN OUH WINDOW. L©ok at the mi. a«oft *ne r*T«rr. I d hath •poage, fall and dr*t oa*# m every respect, well worth :i o«*ni«. a bargain at 5C c*»t# I: Is Sellitg hz Li etij The Be*'. Bargain In $i»*ng> yi>u ever »kw, ami yon may he *ur* tha* the '-t wont lav* long. W. have ot« of a- d! prlc but thl* li the bargain for *ou THOMPSON CO.. Til Lev Seg-U^d Irjr: LFr.r™:r.,. HALLOWELL, ME. iuaej« -dM axs«ic. 1-=5 WalrrviUr Advrrttscmcuts. WANTED.

AIFAhTMV-ar wan* ow mtc to repr%- I YY *ent cur publishing houw at Aaguita. Mr t« every citv and -own in Maim- App teatton ate t« be made wl'h lb. uud- d-rg that par tie* cue work all or a pu't Of tr-e *.m» their Oirvuv-atajm** vrtll permit. Alee all who eogug-, with u-can he**- th* .bam*. after 1 lag o*r taia aaather of booh*, tu repr *c*t e-#r on a -alary of CO per week tir>t, ui m m ereaee acvxirdts-g tocapaiity developed for »*i ba*tne*«. Kor particular*, ad-ire**. h. K K*i'«'t Jwt KSAL Want Ad# FOR SALE. F*‘M »AM A f aey delteerv wag >d pleasant p*rty y^te-day id honor of her gu* s* Yf m II ,«*v f B s*on. Mr P A Ilan’.-r. who has been confined to the hov«e for ••*v**r#l da; pa*t with a evere #.-'lrne#s i* 3n»i i on the v^rst-t. Mi#a Rerrv. of Portland, who has been th /ue#l f Mu Hr K w*-li Ml the .National dome, r torse I ro I'-iftland yesterday Mr and Mr* i j i »n will be served at ’li* cloae or th** ii r i** H M ‘'.•M-.aera d l» 8 Dyer the two ,n> if the (i'iT' n' Mi nitre I trOUfe t’.ohav-h o ii -iium-'t vaca »i n at Y ling's o'.t i left yesterday for N-w Y rk where the v will take a ek- ra*iur F A K.fer A L H’epbrhson. W. h Whi ir.or- II Douglas# were the ie-n r»f Mayor F K Peaov of Ilalloweli VI :;dav v log «t a It-r* piking II h-i* g ai. ii-ii stial l-gree of pros rjr\ an evidence of whic? »!.c r* rent n c of an eleg# t upright rutin wtm ti ha- t (dared iri the s;/warn it B»* ru«i»ri Pojliim. h-’r- a dauce w.J: be 1*1 vi h n ii4i wl*. on th t' ii j wil b- don*- 11 nuk-' i* or,- .,f utM-f ci j *y*ble ri 'iiraiooa of the hson A man earned 'izht h-*lor- Judge Lar •ab,-e «l-r Us f, renc and settl'd tie tuad'T «>.'.*t-** torilv 1 i« itnd'Tstood that arrangem t* are b ng i f .r a gra 1 pt n »,r m eting to t» h-* ii ii.t* r, ;f the el*.-«"ri tail r >*d (hr «htb» #tr*'*'« of cur i tty Tn** livrdt'er i 1 will f i)Ttu*h 0111*!’. and it r 1 *b ttiat rhe oneakiug '-ill be fr .til I bati- .nv f !i lDa. s II;ti«* H* v, r*' apeaker* *r** p 'ed n rurfaev r-a I ni« 1 ii/!,i our u* z-*’1# on the fl vl dr b»i k of th’ electro #t»r- i r-.ilf' tvl Tli m“eti"g l* h d as a j*ul>iu lu or fur the people pri »r t«» th** r-»'i of ih-* poop I on Monday. August It wt'on tlie nut or of all mg the e inoanv to i*y 11* r*i'# through Wafer afreet will be !l tailv dee d**1 I'he Y.,u z I’." p Society of (’hristian I'n'i.rtu! with fit,* Baptist rhur h in t *y is #rfi,-!g a. i!>-. b-»*ly of vou g peop: are doing uior'i to *#»i.*t i church work The l*'e»f work which they Lav i Ir ttake i tit** raising >f the m hi, y m* r i-y t.: pav th• in i'ntitf on th n.*vi pars »nafi. a-, t tn** nielli .d i f pr *dar** rov-1 one I" order to accomplish the purport* they have organized "Birthday A»siciation." the rules an r-eolation# *f which r* quire that every member shall deposit on their hirtlidav a cent fur every year of their age «»f course die ru*h ia to g t in ad the r I Ier niemb* rs possible, as the octogenarian# ar> great iri creaser# of the funds id the tr* a*ury The new aatoHation has about 50 member#. a «d aUbougii it has >i> been in operatioii a Ii irt time, there t« alrt ady a g >cd tom in n w ,».ile box *|n b hts been placed in the vestibule of the church. A .u g lady who is in businea# on Wa'-r street i i our city comes very near to n pi”a.'oti of the t pical charitable 1 renevcleui person On a recent morn trig while passing a house at the upper end >f Wa*er -trect *!.e espied a little child, lirty, with hardly a rag of clothe* to >ver it* little body, and with a pair of bare arms that were fairly blistered by ih-* hot ray# of the mid •umuier «un. Will a heart brim full of ti:v avd charity sh** asked the mother for the lean of the little one. and it beb g granted, she look the child, r»v* it a thor ongh bath bandaged the burned arms, and finally dressed it in an entirely new suit of hvhe# throughout, which she fashioned with her own d ft finger#. Piloting the tittle child bom* she presented it to th** astonished mother, who with tear# in her e* os aske 1 the blt##ing of God upon the good woman who ha-! befriended her. No truer chanty can be foutd HALLOWELL LOCALS. A A Shea returned from Yotk Beach, Monday. Harry Getchell returned from Southport, Mon iav night. C M Jone«. of South Portland, was in town jesurday. Hoc. Volney ll. Cushing, of Ba^gK. wa« in town yesterday. Mr J W. Church left y titer day f York II ai li for a week vacation. Mr S C. Marrioer of t'ambndgepoit Ma#s who has fceju the gu*»#t of Mr. A Foote, for a week past, returned henu yererday. At A me* Wilder i Co s oil cloth factor} a new pau t shop is bait g built. The build u g will be l(M» feet long and W* feet wi i-. two tunic* high i'he member* of tne First Baptist ehuref nf th** city will «njoy an ex ursion to tha i?:and# by t^e *»ra ner Islander tomorrow P»s*e: g*r# leaw H*ll«#ell by electric cal at et no tangible *tgns a* the gn«t nti.l and g*atn «-leva*or matemliz.ng j st {h>, r-rr ,f riconic and Chaplin streets, n-ir -he M C. K R it»n. 1 At a m Redington It under th*1 auspice* of Mt«a ftedtnglon’s i class in ’.he !Jriv*-r*ali#t Sunday school, i ar;d ice '.ream, cake, etrt aut pOS' -.'is ai• over the c u- try. Mr* N ye#, w of R- W E If eye*. Sat- Mirdor-ary for «he Baptist*. had a /-ry na-ruw ape yesterday S:i-> fell 'acawards from »b* top of the *r*ir* a |j*r r. tider.ee on Park street, but was f >r i an ate -nough to escape without any broken hone*, and it i* hope*! that she sustained *eri >u* injury. The open-air concert by th*' W *tetvil M,tif*rv Bacd on Monument Park ia-‘ gh announced in yesterday's Jmckn*i drew out another big crowd, and th- differ i nt numbers wi fe greeted with enthu-i tstie applause The# CODCert* will I c- given h, reaflvr v-ry Tuesday night, uil-o* therwi*. announced llarriman Bros iiav.- a novelty »n the eh I: B -id s th hour, nncute »n Im. here arc (hr.there which 1 J „b:>w resp tiv-ly i month, dav of th*-j necith ai!d d*y of the week, whil under' I ihe *».*c i d Lai d tin moon app-ar# in r.r tf,*n nt p a* The i i* of t'k lized iver. the back showing bla» k It attract* i nnsiderab'c attenti people who defend upon coal fur warmth *i!l ..t mourn nv-*r the announcement tha’ the combination which waa attempted 1 tinoi g tlm owners of coal mines to ad vance the pries of this fuel and reduce th prod t h* g »tic to pie >-veral coni .i it* gone back to th May figure*. q-d the pro**, cot h rtiat it w i;I not cost uc t iu i the coal stove m-xt winter than h.-r f P rhapa not mu- h. Mr. Percy A. B. Dow who lias be rpt-n-lir g a part cf the summer vacation, wch hi* jar n s here, returned L Kent’s j if,;i ft.-r-iw where the M* r*e Hhilhar-j m ic ub wid be in practice from now u... it th*- 28ih to get vervMting in r«adi •for the fiautauqa* Union at Frve iirg hud: will open that lime. The l !11.ii«rtn >mc t'lub will be strengthened by t! nidi i n of muMcisn* fr.-m I. vision a d else" here. 1 V- rs s t»*-l--.rgirg to th- loth Main H »k>itn d ll A-sot .alien, of which then- >>re VI I unt!> I- this e.ty and ne fch' !,J .i, a..* leceived notice (.f the annual ur.i which i« to be he'd o'. U n g Dlatid. hsy W 1 .e-d* Tbu's-hy and Fri- !a>. A'.ga-l I-. I.'. and It h. Toe la*t d®> of r. uiiioi- 1- the y.'f anriv, rsary of j t: mu*t r of the regim-r-t i-it t'-.c U S. service Tie r.c.ord of tics rdgimenc is i »p-1 lady Uriliunr. I Mr. John H Pollard, the parri u’ar* «>f h co'l.sion wi.li il c Potter’* Pond gsng ha" t-eer* jiMb i.I.i .1 in th-- .loi i:NAL wnd and duseph N. j f.-int, two of the leading fa*mere in Win-l-’w, are his bondsmen There was a great turn out of St. John, i the Baptist So iety and others, at the funeral of Mr. John Darveau yesterday forenoon. Deceased was one of the most 1 *uccessful business m *n arno g tin* French residents of Waterville. and was much! respected In h's younger days. Mr. Dar- j veau was employed as brakeman ou the j Ma'ne Central, but for fifteen years or more has been in trade on Ticonic str- et Tin un h co 'tending agau st i umercu* d sadvantag*-* Iu had nicietd. d in accumulating a hand- s ime property. Hathaway's Shirt Manufactory doled down Saturday for the usual summer vaca tion of a fortnight. Operations will be resum d Aum«t 3) The business has been good the past year. There has been no lack of orders F\ r years the demand for Hathaway’s good* ha# been regular, and j there arc many customers m all parts of the country who will buy nothing else. Only the best of stock is used, and the most cavpful work is done in every department. Hathaway’s" lias almost been an institu* tion" in Waterville for many yeajs. The sheds of the Waterville Granite Company, Front street, at head of the Fall*, is a busv place, and orders are be ing filled from parties in widely separated i localities *o Saturday they shipped a lot of mae-ive granite posts, steps ar.d curt ing. to be used at the residence of Mr B B i Farnsworth of Portland, the lot making a full carload. Next week they will com nier.ee work upon a fine monument for i Staniland, M-rklc and Staniland. Dayton,' Ohio, and they h»v^ finished and ready to b.* sent a job »o Messrs Cu k!e Jordan, Al'eghany, Penn., compri«W g cemetery posts and entra; i Th-y do all the gran ite work for Mr W Steven*, the marble w.jrk« r m th'9 city, and have just received an order from Dr K. Inayer of this i'y. fer step* and buttresses for his rev r* s.,|.-ooe n Main street Messrs Lioterr Uamt'ert are mo*t agreeably surprised at c e manner in which the busmesa has d-* vr'ioptd si e ih*y beesme associated with ihe company. FAIRFIELD LOCALS. Mr F. A Knowlton is a’ Centre Mont vilie for a short visit. M *s Louisa Prentiss, compositor in th* KERKUBtc Joi krai, offi ?e, is in town to remain two wevks. In the spksdid weather of as week an in-nier.se quantity of hay wa* put .r.to h barns in different parts of the low n first j class rha^e The lulk of ihe nav cop in this sectioa has now been secured. Companies who come here from the city st this season to giv»> entertainments should and probably d unlerstend that they can expect only small audiences. As a general thing they only look fer enough to pay their bills at this season of the year, but the Boston talent that was here last Saturday fell far short even of that. Mr. H- A. Blackwell, who is in a manu facturing business a- Bedford. P. Q near Montreal, is visiting fcis brother, S. H. Blackwell, of this village. He is accom panied by his wife. On Sunday another brother came over with his wile from Oak land, and the hree families, as may te suj posed bad a fine time of it. Miss Nellie Nye of this village has quite a collection of antiquities. Among them there is a chair l'J) years old. a book of ter BOBS or Iccxsret, tbs Art: of which was hmd Jwx 31 16*7, 4 dictionary tbst wa* printed tb- year al er the Americwn lale p» n W e* v»« declared aid an E'-gliab read er iriuislui l#37wafc>frapfc«f-f lbe»hJdand fcorrh gwswriw*# «f Maine, *nd ifee »«r nsffa iictrfiKt of aary of oar sides* jn habrtaats. The event of the aeasan at the Fair fie M Trotting Park w*ti be th* meeting arranged by Mr. Amov F Gerai'2. A’lfM* 5* €th. wbea p.’efltiasM wi.i -’-e giT*n •tV^~ gating #1160 in the different classes. There will aI«o oe a baa^ bail game on rscb dav, between tb* Fairfield 8w», one of the b**t a-uatear nine* ia the S ate and ibfD- ohi-* mass a.t yet decid'd on bat thong esosgb to make »be gime* ex iting for all Jwera of this else* of »p>rr, aid it is a ierstooi that tie Wat »vi ie Miii'sty b»n i will be present »oe and perhaps o .tb day*, and add bril liancy Uj the occasion by their Sue music OAKLAND LOCALS MiM Let Bat 1 is ristttrg in Norridgs woex. _______ Mis* AHes Lows f Wawrviiie, is kWh* i-jg her fried Mi** Maa-i F.-ld. Mr* L H-roert Owea i* vi*iting in town «t the home of her father B. F. Fuller. Mv!i.t r 4 li*«. U-vsli bi /JlirvM, *1' N. Y.Chlltdt Atm rlwtn Know*. 7 7 Louis, i* n-r.u Paotilo preiwrrss CJ.es. ai• »:y ui. 00aTO I UK liiill pat> n s s5 15. f 5 7*0; wu i r wM-nt, w grades, 75af4 ?5, fall to lie-., |l 4«»u#5 !u>h'.-ut-. *1 >m#5.:." ne.-ota t r 1 I ..f-. nr. J| j«.aT5 50; ry« mixiur* #1 3vt#4 7 *u|. mu., IjM 15, rili* .jiOOi* *-5. VllKO *.,.r 215100 bu-li, r'(, 1W372. ••In', 7 .,miO, dull, -tr-.iiv.-r, No. 2, elevato*. :n ollou». No. 2 white ilA lt+—U*Gelpl8 1210 JO *Vt>»r- 3 Ale*. WO, No. I, 3 will 4, a-hit*- fl.'t- Is •9, No 2 c i ie»go.‘ 4lial2. i r. siiv. llrai, an re a- five, fair cjrgtK*. IVj r«»AK—Kaw, nominal, firm; fair r fining 2 15 ir.i.:; ntriiugai- i* si :t 7 s-l--s, 700i» p«rn ti'ibma, notes h‘ treakiv »*~ linn, 14111.1; ■-'"•-i *ltairi, 724 a?*-;.>, cite --a- Ji'. I ’.'if*- 10; refined, firmer, l r.* Jut .'*0x7 10. is. (7 50 Bi ttkb— fillet easy. in, mod. d'-mand; sta’e, Tibi) fancy, n 1 ,v.*-*v market firm, muter ate d niand. -UlCfcij,-- W»gfA*». mt.-aoo. July 21 t let B-nomlnall unchang* d r 11 k at irr- gular.ti-gher; No -j.riiig, »7- N'>. 1 ed f-7J s*ioug. active, higher; '.0,3,53 -a r stronr; i Stk-Sa .o7i HARor- No no sal. Ptai v istofis— I --I K-«. ss, high- r. t\\ ;o Lahih— -rrong, f- 45a65u Plarrici). tt.'MBKBLAKO ''land -July 17, b (i Hanked and J**-ie B. I «.f Portswd; Jul. H'wdf ick I*. I ayior of aiiii-, aii l >lirr Anni" Elmira «*ak' md.0 Ell-worth. tut l»al»-, Ctp Eiiztb' Hi—July Warren '1 E i’"ii and »r- Pin be A Pliiam y, both of Portland Frank us. VV. biirnnin"t *n -July 3, ii'orge A. W* mouth and Mi*- Ehelyu M. I\ 'Wlton, both of Farmington. Knox. South Thomas'on—hi y I: Robert Herbert Snow of 8011 tli Thoma-ton, and Burke, infant -on of Dominick aid Jane Hurk* ageti a m> nth** and 17 day-; July 1*, Helen W. Pain v»ife of VVm. Alien, Jr, aged 5ft sr- and 9 month-, Juiy 19. Freeman N* a* II k-. aged 32 year Deering- lu y 17, Jaaon Robert-, aged ft*.' year- and month*. July 7>, Edwaid Britt, aged 73 'ear*, juiy EPanor nugglr. widow of the 'a-. Jo-hua JK Kenney, aged -0 year- acd month-. Frank utr. Farmington July 1’.. vtr« Abble, widow of Rev. Bhkiu* I M iii-jd, ae« ora A B agg. aged .a; yea 3 month- and 14 day* Lincoln. Boothb.ty Julv 14, Minnie B daughter Of Ephraim and 8arah Bridg* aged 3 year* Boo'hbav Harbor-July 17, ffm M. Lewis, ag d 67 yeah, mouth-. PufOBStl'T. Ii* wp r?-Juiy 9, R>eiC.,wife of T. P Mop*-, aged .‘4 yenr*. Do You Sec THE POIMT? ALTHOUGH Originated by an Old Family Physician in 1810, Johnson's Anodyne Liniment could not have survived for over eighty years unless it pos sesses extraordinary merit. ot»U*E ZL\ °THe„ Tx S7SSUL u SZ7X331& zm It ta SooChlas. HfUng. Peoetrattng. hv* »iv%t* wsatrd »n«i my Can t atfl any Alaer' Every Mother SSJWTSJSrK h"-**ae f**r “rr*ro, OoMa*. Sore Thr-wt «tarrb. Ton.«tmn. He. Nervui* Hmtv.-b- Brtd•**>*. rwn[ K*S1e»«« Itwaawv o>np!«2nt- tike *n0t Sold every where I’rVv cent* hottie-. gj 0 Of Ir»l«!ri, oo-i Ei 8«o.wr McMillon. from last night's eim meeiD* of era* xena, called upou G-veraor M rviam this moroiag to endeavor to have Hi* Excellency to ^rhre to tfce an noanoed fight between fii-ixmoiB an! Hail, to o cur t m.-rr >a night Th*.9°“* mioee were accoff'pamrd fyab. u i**na who waited- b aidr while ibc cjm- mixtee interviewed the governor. The Gov^ l ernor Mitwieed ta^t W* lb#\ *‘1*fC* State Attorn y General l iapp. be had no right to uie any afc-ps ia the matter a* the country and city authorities wen* the proper official# to tee the laws of the »ute enforced He promised he weald issue a proclamation calling attention to the law# of the state relative to prize fighting and to the neces #i«y of the-r enforqgmei t Warrant# were issued yesterday for the arrest cf pugilist Bob Fiu*im«on# and hn two vrainer#. Smith and Carroll, a*d wet. aervtrd late tin* afternoon Fi^ummot* gave a bond of $500 to k-ep the pnace, and Carroll and Smith were re!e*»*cd on nail, the case b.f »»id offense, and the punishment of a >y violaum of sv. 1 Uw, t» laid.fully ex cute iln #*u>e ac-cor.‘ ir g to the t-nor thereof,in obedience to ihtir ffio’al oaths; and it is further exprersiv enjoined upon all iffi>r« having icgal *u.h r.t», tn apprehend any person e- g*g d in ihe vi-datiou of sai l law* The neglect f ar.v tli :*.-r to perform duty imposed upon him by any law of ibis rUte *il! be d«alt with sc.ordi- to»be pro visions uf the »:*ie f M ii ‘.S' t* Th-proclaim* on b-ars particularly mi Soer.fF Beai. This afternoon he was n '•••nsultiuoi wit1. Attorney Walter II. Sm rn, ard rays. Whir h:* lawyer teli# l im n his l»g*J duty, he will do.” Notwithstanding to- urgtniz-d ard a ro'vg oj pjeitio'i *o the fiwh*. U eras cer tain that ihe fight will f *me tff a* an ounetd STONEWALL JACKSON. M uuma c to that D a'l gulahsd Qauarai U v.llafl «*t Laxlngtoo. Va LBXiNoroM, Va., July '-'l -Awonuia.nt r., tiji* memory of Gen. Thomas St>newall) J*. kso- was unveiled here today witu appropriiie cereuiinifs it th“|ptesence of thousands of prop!** Not less illari thiry thousand (V fede a e- were in town Th v came from every 9tat** that cast it-* lot with the secessionists Probably r-ot less than ten thousand of the boys who wore the biu were also here, and in ti e throngs on th- sheets the blue rai uier t and brass buttons of the Grand Army of the Republic weie to be seen on every hard. Ger. Wade Hampton of S ,u h Carolina wft» the (residing c-flicer, and to th** right and 1 ft of him cn the grand stand were irroup* of th-- surviving ollh.tTS ut the Con federate army ard navy and other prom inen* persons G n. Jubal A Ev* 1> was the orator of th lay Col T M Seir.raes r-ad Con fed* rau- war poem “Stonewall .lackson’s Wa>and “Over th Kiv*r ’Ihe procession start*d \t noon and it whs nearly *_» o’clock before ihe main body had reached the cemetery. Not less than 30,000 people had surrounded the trmb rui statue As a prelude tbe conjoined bands rendered “My untrv Ti* of Tfiec,' ana«, who c >niposed the K -rk Bridge bait y, fi-ed a salute of 17 guns wi.h artillery r.s Enjoying Thdnujlrcs at Xa>ta*ket Beach—Many Visitors Pneent. Nantamket Beach, Mass July 21 Hugh I)v- Pajemt Coo nian jetj, Knights lYmplar1*, Melrote, held their annual ouling here t Jay. which numbered fully 700 The Commandery had as gue«ts, Portland commandery, Portland, Maine. Mount llortb Pommandery, Concord, N II St. Pauis Comnuodery, Dover, N. H and the ctfle-rs of the Grand Commandery of Massachusetts and l&hcde Island, Main* and New Hampshire, representatives of the National Great Pri ory of Knights Temjlars of Canada and many prominent commanders in this juris diction. They were accompanied by the Hah rn adct band. B0E9 THE BANK Tor A1 aged Uuinatlfiable Attachment of Hta Homo Kansas Cm. Mo., July 21.—H P. Stimson, ex-Dresident of the American Na tional bank today sued the Gloucester Na tional bank of G'oucester, Mas* .and Joseph O. Pro.tor. president of the bank for #50, 000 damages. The suit is the result of the attachment of Mr. Stlmson's home, July 15 by the Gloucester bank, on a claim of #21,000 Mr. Stimsrn claims the action was unjustified and malicious. The Higgiioum t o.’* Failure. New York. Ju y 21.—The Bigganum Manufac urmg Coropa y. Higganum, Ct., just aliened, ban a N -w Yo»k office at 1 vV'ater -treet. A few vnars ago the K H. Allen Company, 1*0 Water »treet, cnnsoPdited with the Hi|g»’U'n Cora Company, and in N »vember last ;h» latter company sel l out tr.is branch of tfi- bus ftie^e to he Georg- L Squire Mvnufac'ur ititf Giimpany in- Huiranum (Ympany's liabilities sr #300 t»0. wi h nominal assets about tbe sera*- whten will, is is said, real ize at hast #*0O sKjO efafti fltSWfi. Hantork. North Harcok Farmers are all busy getting hay Help in th« bav fl Id is scare* in this seciian A fair crop s reported.—Mr*. Ab g»il Graves is visiting her daughters, Mrs C H »nd E J. Wooster at Booth Hancock.— .J H Pbiliip* on Birch Grove Farm hv« corn over five fee' tall —H T Ball and wife sp-rt the d»v b»re. Saturday. Work or, ihe E J Stern’s summer cottage at the Point has been r- sumed.—Two new monu ments s*e to b* pia;ed m Pine Tree Ceme tery.—F. S Groves is at borne on a vaca tion—Adelbert Dow is quite aick. Dana s Sarsaparilla U guaran teed to absolutely cure iliseaB1, and it dues it too. UPHOLSTERING IN ALL IIS BKASi Hi;?. Mai-rial for aU kind* of furniture covering- fur nl-ti-d at a very *®a»l margin on co«i Ir r»~ qne«t*!«l, by postal or otberwt**-,! wifi call at jOur iioru*4, xamima- farnitar*-. aznl crakr. JtlnutM oa worn to b*- don- F. A. ROBB1NH, -ear Hea I o; Silver St., Jugt Eelow Poet Office. aprTdtf SUMMER SUGGESTIONS. A boat Floor Cor •ring*. Faraltara. Scm««. Cash Ivor. Etc. It will mark another advance when we all come to recognize more generally that a cool matting with rugs or an ingrain square is. for rich and not r ch alike, the second best summer floor covering, the best being beyond qcation hard wood with the tauie alleviations. There are so many beautiful willow rock ers cete .i tete chairs and other shapes that one cau easily select a varied and satisfactory assortment. Bamboo is now wmight into tables, desks, bookracks, cabinet* and screens. You can furnish m room beautifully with such belongings Among the novelties in screeu.s are those of green glass for fireplaces, painted with yellow daffodils, chrysanthemums or mi mosa. Other screens in green velvet are decorated with quaint Indian designs, painted in yellow, with draperies of soft yellow silk as trimmings. A word about the cushions. Let them be of chintz, cretonne, grass cloth, or even of butcher’s linen, but eschew velvet and plush. new idea ia to brighten the green stained furniture that h.u been creeping into fashion with gleam* of yellow aa t' wine, us preferred; when cold and beginning to thicken add this well beaten whites of three eggs. Beat all lightly and smoothly together, pour the mixture Kit*, i mold and set it aside to harden. Serve in the center of a dish, with a boiled custard poured around it. Make the custard with the yolks of three eggs, one pint of milk and half a cupful of sugar, with flavoring to taste. A Pretty l>Uh. The following is a very pretty dish fora company tea. First make good lemon jelly in the usual way. if you have no tried recipe, the directions on the package of gelatine can 1m* followed. Into some pretty little teacups put a few fine large straw berries. Turn the jelly over these while it is still just warm enough todoso. When you wish to serve the jelly, invert each in dividual mold intoasaiicepiato, and around the base of the jelly pour a little rich sirup made with fresh strawberry juice and sugar Keep as cold as possible till served Cabbage and Peas. Wash and chop two young hearts of cab bage, put them, with a pint of young peas and a dessertspoonful of chopped mint, into boiling water, cook till tender, then drain Have a very hot dish, just rub it wit h a bit of onion, let an ounce of butter melt m it, then turn in the peas and cab bage. season with pepper and salt. Fraokitn Tbe foilowiug are the real estate trans fers in Franklin county for the week end ing Jnly 18 M* rutin—John O. Conant to Gen O. Hardersof Nashua. N. 2100 acre* of Und, #-idb0 'I r Abbvm Towsahm —G«*o. C. hand* r« to in*-M n Spool fc Shuttle Go., 7.VW) acre* land, *1 A val con. Jo*iah K. Prenontt of Farmington to Go. li. -a'der- r.f .V H intere*t in .VJ72 acres t of I -b». G kthai.r—bjdla II Rogpr* «t a! o! Balt! to John Harlow of Dixficld. #100. Wii.toji E. A and Kr*d8. Butterfield to Emma A bothrop, premi X). Kkksv vs-Isreal It. Bray E*t. to J.ena K Oliver, farm, #100 Kakmis*. io.u M;*ry I Pa'ilmn to Emery V Varney, land and building*, #22 0, Anna B An tm to Anna 8 Austin *f Brooklln N. V land, #500. ruMi'l.K—Lydia J. Horn to John 1 ibb.-tts, land, ICM Lincoln The following are the r«*ai e*ta*e trans fer* m Lincoln oruntv for the »-rt end ing da y 18 Dam *Ri‘ l.*r 1. Bryant to llarz^na W Moi ur-la, .and an*I building*. #250, Ma*c:tf*t Vioal to 1» nri* Murjbv land, Hau*.b«e dog was i ••Dog! It was a mm!” A the sim i# sii|H‘tior o the stars, so D w.\ in sii|K*rior to all other Sarsaparilla*. When Baby was sick, we gave her c»*toria. When she was a Child, shs cried for Cantoris. When she hecame Mias, she clung to Castori*. When ahe had Children, she gave them Castoria 1 iimusi Snccn* Wl h ■trawb»ril»». W. G Waring w-itlng In the New Yo'k Tribune sat s: '-Tw.. chief rnaanns whv so many fail of success with iliat really easily grown aud most certain aud prolific fruit, the strawberry U. first, because thev fail to keep them clean and suflici**otly apart iu their main growing season—September and October; and. nh«*d. It Is Urand oii'iiimh i w awl ha-* th«* fin it i-i.-w of -any u-. in rfaii.e very r,«o,i» U hi m id by fti'HMi free Of 0rt unit the tfinliw mom i* on*cf \h In arpd to make tl i- on.- of H.. mo t popular hotel- tor th.- travi- i.n« pubhtf. RATCS, 5 2.00 PK» DAY ||-rrM larrUKslnaiiil Irons a I lr»ln« in :Mtt HAVING LEFT the EMPLOY Of the Somerset Fibr- o for the comiiur wison, i have n-ctu-d the M-rvi e» of o *in|H-t* nt ork loi-n aoU am prepared to |ii»e u>) attentiou t«J doing ALL KINDS OF M a SON WORK In town a id out. WtiitewaaliluK ami K»Iaiii«n*»K Included STEAM HO HER SETTIM! I V/> R ETA IR ISH .1 ST EC I I IT). Thwrkinr the public for the»» pa-e libera' put tonM^e, I tru-t by f»»r ;u..i hoiiert deuling* tc mi-fit a filiale in Hie firu e Shop and order It x u"iU-r L>« lano s meat mar In t, bridge St. Residence, Lower Matin- .St. GEO. I*- PHEIU.E, FAIRFIELD, MAINE. tl! .-rfWieodtf It. B. HALT., TEACHER OF THE CORNET iimcior of B;nis ad tot Soldi WATERVILLE, Txfl K. MnnU- f«>r Banda ami Oretieatrw* Com (•Os«d or HrrmiK*«l order. —MKAlHJUAItrKIth AT— FOX’S MUSIC STORE, 136 HiX STREET -fUMtr He tlipia ters fir Gold'n Valley WHISK WOOD OAK -AT E. CILPATRICK’S, FIIONT WTREET. An ArooKtook hhitiKiCH itlvray* in utock. ___july-tf ldt f J.H. R0BI3B&W —SHOR MAKKK— Mas Keinovfd Ironi Common Slrcel To the Patemeit of Tlia.vor’s New IflcM'lc* ENTRANCE ON BILVKR STREET Fine Sewed Boots and Shoes made to order Repnirlntr a Specialty. ji)ly2Cdlm yfMWVWktkniiowuvtf All Substitutes arc Necessarily Inferior. Wi-fcEpHE TRADE MARK. f Soap is the Original Family Soap. It has I proved its value j over any J substitute, f wwtmvwviiifwwwil K FAN KI'.Ki «x. Superior Court, In Vacation, August.•«, July 21, Florence fj Cole Ijb't, v«. Augustine ,1. Ole. Ul“•'N the ..nn of K. nnelor. on tin tlrat Tuesday ofa*ptem ber next, that he may then and there appear in said court and answer thereto, if he see fit. Of.IVFit ii. IIALI-, .Justice .Superior Court. Abstract of Libel.) The libelant allege* that she married to the *aiii libelee at Nashua, in tin Stati of New Hampshire, on the day of Sept-ntber, ;ser that the said lilielant and libelee cohabited in fhi >tate after their said marriage, that the UL hint redded in this state when rh, to wii. he has struct yoar li e|«at wi b hix fl*t‘re peatediy arwIkBo t >-d berdown; h.t C. C«'e two a-x id. Wherefore the pray* that a «tm»rce from the bo nil* of matrimony between herself and said libelee may tw decreed. ,4nd that the care and custody of their minor child may be given to iter; also that reawmaidc alimony deere»d to her oat of hi.x e-tare. ..r in lieu Hereof that a -pecib«- sqih t«e paid to her bv him. And the libelant further afbge* that she has used reasonable diligence to ascertain the pre-. ent residence «,f -aid hi* h r,but is naabh to do and doe* not know where it is. I'u.liM* Cci.e, L b lant. Kknnekks Jaly -0. iwl.-The-aid libelant maile i*ath that the above alhgatioa as to the residence of the libelee Is trnc. before me. hi W. Hr h» ttos. .In-tier of the I’ear*. A true copv of ths order of noth* .and abstract f -.xl Attk*7 t.ito.v n., t u-rk. Jjl) 23,29 »aA5 special ^bbcrtistmmts. gaail KiltJUM»k«U, £««»3w®««•* L‘’J£S 5££'t»£7?m u~»«-->*»»--•' WSS. I LOST.__ X MT-Chiltl1* o-iMVfd blue and while, 8S. HnaJ.n'.,_j«ly8Ww^ -qtrA.TTT'g'rt l.TKD-IUi»« do all ki«d« of wcrk. Io th“ tight man a t* App’Vto >Vm 8. Lmd. liararM Maker! Stu'orJ. Me or A VI »’d, l aJriH.r, Dot.f. N. »._ tarm-s* tie Billy. B. N ichoi ni of CapU .1 bt. i*1'*- _ WANTED—Fv ry owevr of a hor».> to know that t.. I*. Herrick ell l*r. pan cl* Vt ranted Veteriaarv Medicine#. Colic tur Fe\-r Drop*, Wonderwor ez Liniment, llors* K^nova tor and Hoof G ower jaly.ldlw \\r iaT office. JlyiiOdSt j WE WANT A MAN with a little capital and lots of push to start a branch install ment business in this vicinity and hand!* solicitors on very large variety of good* that we msnu facture and control. STANDARD Mku. Co., Journal Office, at widen, Conn. julvSOdlw j 11 ANTED Man and wife to occupy house! Y> on Knterprite M ck Farm; man must nn d-rstaud the c*»e of horses; able and wilting t work; note other# wanted. Address \V. I\ n’Bnvx. Rand..It V w».- hilvl*»dS* 1 lOAIll) AT rorilAtt BKAt H. MK 1> Ou account of the backwardness of the sea son, rates at “c an Cot age have be. a reduced for July. Address Mk«. It. Gllhim*. Poplin in H- eh. *»c.july 1'hJIw Tit AN TED Special at tv m ion giv* n to refilling VV Cine sear eh ir«. Any other cane work p'omntlv att nded to. W. K Slt’ilot.s, Cor. Kim Mild H-ldge St-. Augu«’a. Msine. julvifto-** Tiraa iRIr You to n-au im. Merrib's au.er VV tlaments Wften he return- from Connect! cut. wM all! b ubour the •jotn ju \7dtf WANTED A capable girl to do general bouse work in a small family Apply to Mr# W. G. Hooihby, West corner of Kim and Bridge ?t> eel* junHMtf I jPirr A fri« rd in need is a f. iet.d lnde.*d. If L"UlCo « r w ek, 00 cts. a month •itt V."V-t HAT h I^ from ii npar. il to 4 line pica, '•full font* fan v on atneiifs, f r •ash. Ad dress, b x 4>7, Kicbniond, Maine. jttly.’ldlw MAIjF— Hestuu’aut and boarding h«*use, comi- of btutc and Wintlirop street.-, oppo site t>'urt lions one of the most de«»rab!e lo.:a ii ns in the elf lb use con;ain- Id room# nioely fu'n shed r* ady for business. Uuu"' now has go ,d mu of trade aid I* one i*f the fie t paying In tli- cit Nat'siaciory n-arons f«» desiring to s-ll aivf n purchaser. Terms easy and the opportunity I** a tine one for t' e light pa.ty. Inquire o» C. O Tiiirktin, .vg n lulyl-'tdtf FOIl MAKE—A sloop yacht ou Lake Cobbo# re coir.ee, at Ileiwy’s slure. Will tcooin in *date four. G. A Bry ant, Augu-tu jul>7tf K'tlll MAI-E-lbe vacant two-story biiok i dwelling lo use and lot on Middle Kt. There is a stable on the lot. Tne lot is large and two small lots culd be sold cdl for bitts. It i* bounded west bv Middle street and ea-te'ly l.v 8ione street. It eontsins tiv rooms below, a* d niiu rooms abo n>m a large >vttio. and in well located tor a boarding house J. VV. l*.\TTKR.s«rN. julyldtf p»" MAKE Oil TO KENT-A cottage .1? pleasantly and conveniently located at Pophani Reach Six rooms, aM furnished. Aed'es Cl-AI1K AMll.I.IKKN, junr in the city cf Gardiner. Three bp Hard a ad two pool tabbs. Kvrrything in first class condition The continued III" heulth of t»*«• pri-'si nt pr- prn-tor and consequent inubi 1 y to att* d o ihi- r usiiiess as It should to i- tin- only r«asou for M-lling r*pj»|y to o: address Frank P. teraon, Gardiier, Me. junli>*ltf Tp°H HAKE-Choloe bnilding lot* on hast JL? *.hesinuT and ittidille streets. Plan# can b«, raegiug in prioo from 460C to fSOOO. Also good far ms in this dty ai.d uln-v. hms in good repair, with stable. Heir, eight dol lars per month. Inquire of J. C. Marion, No. *7 Kn#b rn Ave., Augusta. julyiitdlW T40 I^KT—Six rooms, -T) North street. Mrs. Alon/ J Fuller,City. julyvldlw* 17*011 KENT.— Duri ig the month of Aogu t, X? on*- of the most pi- a-antly located cottage* at Go* nn Point; thoroughly furnished, including ice. Add'*#* P. M. Fom.Ki;, Augusta. Me. julyladlw A NEWLY FL KNIHHKI) COTl AGK to let at nqulrr* 1 island, opposite Casino and r* adiog room. Apply to Mr- il Davenport or J G. Moore, Ksq., Squirrel Islaad. jolylo-iiw TO HI.NT -A teneno-nt f;;r small family over Bean’* Mn-lc S*orc, Wat»r street. Enquire M'i" wh» r.F:i’F h i July7«ltf FIOll RENT—On hquirrel l«land, for Out month of August, one of the mo»t de»irable furnf#‘e1 cot tag*- on the i#l-.n«l Piazza all rouD«f. Four square and two large a1 tic cham bers, cistern, refrigerator, etc. Fine view, con veuiently i h af* d. Apply I) Ii. K. FmJ h, uguda, Me. jun -ladif Foil RENT—A deniribl house eight roovjs, c >*r* r of or’ and He wad »treet- Inquire of VV. G Booth by at rie Kennebec HJivUi# Bank. july>4d>f Pp«» LET— Furnl-hed r oms at 121 Grove 8t. _•■•iK !d-f Poll eFNT—Gn Squirrel I-land, for August A cosy ci/ttwge, u id, f nr beds, due view, con verlen! to »tor«-, r*-ading room, sp i-.g ^nd church#". E VV Hull'll, Augusta, M-. lun* ld.it/ r|'D I.EAME- The lot of land sou:h of fIo*«1 I *'ertn. ill for a long ter«u and wl'b favorable conditio-a JwmkwW N"i:rH. Augn* a* inn* l.relf# Tb I-ET a finely finished tenemeot on f.ro* by fit., Enquire at Kin man’s drug »tore. ma'.yg "f J iU l.l.t -or r X two house* tr Aaga* tp-.uie* a. M Qonnswt, I*’ Wa»e* for #;ilc or to £d. foh sale 1 U lo v l- 4,,... I I s Aa rs’-ylng lo pru« from |fbO to b l.*04>, al to sev-rai JO to 15 wore c!»c« |j* t;># snburOn c: Al* y; c two turn t *uee -r.l easuTC to cljtw it, 4. It satisfies. 5. Always tjje s&n\e. 6. £verybody braises it. 7. You will like it. 8. You should try it. Askfor it.hjiston bavinq it. li toUkj* ^irelor^, AliUlJttl A LODOKNO ui. M A. M. HUM Ccmamoioatlon, lutsday evening, July;, llvt, at 7 *f-‘ o’olook All masons residing in the olty are cordially la* Thin in to be an imi. 'riant meeting and a large atteiidenoe in di sired M. H. CAWfBRM., W. M O. A. Tum.l., »»eor**Uiv. hMhik Nt) »6 r a a btaii-d Cnmmnntoatlon. Monday wealaf* July d, at 7.30 o’nlock. .i trvlBK *i Journmg In tlir Oily arc cordially r.' C.l d to »tt«*ld W. 8 OloATK, W M t tr, m.AWQWAnn. H—‘y. 'I'KlMIl \\. Court 1 House. Regular meeting* seoond aud funrtU I u*-dKy of each month ai a o'clock A cordial welcome to all I’atrlurcha In the oily, V\ 11 1. II. IM'WTOH, C. V A N. J. 1/OVK.IOT, HWlbB. HIUULaND UJLHt*. NO A. O. U. i:-guur 'ing u ty t acsiiay cvcattg. %t a o’e' o* ib M A It. Ball, Water »iml V\ ork In Woikmaa «»egM>e. M«y li C. K K' Tin, M. W. i. a ini i«i ua. iCeoontBr. i-MYl/. NKKKk.NO >«.t> U-O.U i a t »w* '.Inga In Holden front ball. t fi.oMl, Tnewiay evening* It *»«tl -a h oiOt'k, C M. J. W llAUrja, p.O. II. A. It A A H, I. B. f n.i mi uHiur., oni. i. v ItegUiol Jobveutlon every Wednesday *fvl* 1«“. In-tullati >n of illic» re Wednesday, July Tl f)l'. tal>» MlopylUg In UW 0»l> ^BM.AlIf |nvl»« 1 4 attend. OlU». A. C’KAIH, C. C h. Hphaui'A. H ofKaadW. Sb, ru w m 1.1 a ai to com, no. ti, u a. b. fc'».gi»U» :o-"»'.li.gr every Monday rvralag, tv ye v.,ck ai O. JT K 11*11, KO. MO Wataf i trace P M. Kooiah, Commandar tVM. MAVII'. Ad|*t. e ItoHto i. ..v>UNClL tNMKb HKIMUti*. I K't l«C H» irnlar n.eoling the firs'. *nd third i ooAiiap nmxi at c'olook ai batca Uall 8kth Oat, C. C. H. H M>Ki>K>, Ki-onMBf. C1APITAL (jKANOK, HO. Ml. P. OP H, I* t O. 11. liall. Meetings every WrdanMjif i inf, at 7Je o’clock. All Patrow oordlaliy Invited (JKO. A. Vkatob, Worthy Mas'or. Waiiwi 8tvi-w'V. Heorot try Till Hi*. MO. U. I. 0. a.« i*r (it ai/oh. ►'trt kindled a; v igwaA »*# Bec-eut caeae rora-i in three waeh* IHcilctwwic mt>' I 'tiroolc c ases aollrllad S* }^B tar all other* fall *,r Bona, loir lt»* «o n>a"t ^^X vaeva glean ..pa# '^B‘ nnu by Americ an ^X r*>re1gn physician# it. r>i ertouadr ,vt tbed-rf.i rura nnrniaaee* >b «i iwlekiy «e alt bed'-ns I^X I.’HPMI a Ml APEriAI. fRRMh |k r»c« O’ ti « p'««e«» tretl $§§3;. k'laote applying by letter fer tli# aoml’cnl c h»*f« X,.v S Moliora par month a treatment. Inrlocll"* ’is.i ,naa and letter eon anltaiinna rh nflb'n. end latbeonlf ••ppetfieMl K '.flora.| few ntitalni ir il.~senl.es i.t s>- eaperl j^X Cl ir;rt’,^*.«[>erise The l*r ran make this "Iter h# '.XI;. s n t deiewolent r-n bis mail departn'enl bar lag }3gjir. Ir.r.on* frrirci Ms hew Tnrk flu prertl.a, ‘jfS§V e« p~|.| him a> s specialist ’f>#»arg**T ;~^X ’■d highest paid In tneclty. Tha Or s h Igh jfflHp; firfs-. reputation In k«s Tnrk for years '.ha ijgS' ('ante* tn pat or.’a Do not bo humb’igtred ny ^nav** wtth few •erlj.tlcins, patent Hied ol’ies an called roedwei aff'" S’BgB, S, companies and os I ‘e sue band tear *■*_*>•; iiyp vw ir.e«|^rl#nced ass stsm# Those wtin hara «aSw*Q Sjjg 'or ynora apem money, and m*' all hop* at.««* X S' Ike Bone bur. 9fa. ii case baalhe Irra V** 5^8. uni attention Wrieat onse. sta’ina -f.r'oe’Ha $A ff.r a month’s treatment w jga sycrpoin) blank eoclcMitna ata ni 'or ret-'t *n nr. etniia strictly ronddenue Sea a/ reetiae 'Wvtnes'lay aiol ftaterday y stair •'-siwc.'aJ terrna m* MUTUAL S OTV* br>» CklCDSba: NfMrli: 1/fr Ion’ cost AuR hJrcei J .1 n.a* _c;i:k I SEWING MACHINE, X 8t«r« W. >t to r. Ik. Th«r« HIM k. av:.'.vr.r?;. h.a.day. POVERTY g3£23jg 1 Aking the public into tlielr cooBdcMS UtfOTgk jBriicioas kdvi-rtUiug.