Daily Kennebec Journal (Augusta, Me.)
July 28, 1891

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VOL. XXII. —I AUGUSTA* MAINE. TUESDAY MORNINQ. JULY 28. I89L NO. 177. 11 riBAMUIAI* comm stock exchange. 0. TamAUum flail. M—|w. 2S CON CRESS ST., BOSTON EICHAN6E 01 LOID0I AM PABIS. ill isisi ai lev Turk S&ks ul Btfli. Ormir, Provisions and Potroloum, Might tad *44 for caah aad carried oa a margin 1 of 2 par *«t aid upward*. Dt*a communication wttb 41 the F.achanguu. If* 1m« a monthly market letter, mailed free oa appti*4ioa to Mf nddruit. f^rreepoBdeoce *olteW*d. ’ai>2SeodJu*o« fiailroa&s Steamboats MINE CENTRAL RAILROAD •rraar-mtiit of TnlM la Effect Jut isih, isai. 1,01*0 WKW-ia A. H. for Lewlatoa, Mor-klaad, Pcrtiaad, Boaton and Montreal; 740 A. M ter Umow-ll, Gardiner end Month Gardieer, ■4 v. a M tor i.ewUton, Farmlngta> Rockland. E'.rGaad; 10.12 A M xpreM for llalloweU, «rar dine' Bruo-etck. Portland and button corner! mg tr Wtite Mountain* aad yoebsc, 1 3ft p. If tor Haliowall, Gardiner and South Gar.llit r; 2.14 f M. tor Bran*nick Bath, Rockland Portland. Horton, 1.4*. t-aprea* Portland and Roeton and Montreal, 4 I*. M f t H.ngor, 8t 8trp'.*-n*. 8t. John and Aio«* took ountv; 7.*> P M for Watrrrtile; aad 9 17 A If Hunday* only, for Bangor. The Night rail mao Train* run each way every 5 aigtr, Hunday* Included, but sot to Skowhagan on Monday moralaga, or to Batfaat, Oexter, or I.eyond Bangor, excepting to Bar U arbor, on Bun 1 Jar mining*. fb* day expreca train- going West at 10 22 A. M *ad Hast at 2.44 I* VI. run daily, Mundav* in rinded, between Bo-ton, I.* wi«tou, Bath. Kook I Bar Harbor and Bt. John. A A. M.; I t 56 and 4 36 pm, Gardiner, Ml M 1.00 and lit PM; II d own. 4 I'J M I 12 and 4.40 P M I Through ticket* to California aud all point* Son’ll and VVe*t be had of K. H. Walker l ticket ag and Con Boston will be sold reduced rate* during July and Avgust, good to return the following Monday these steamer* .are nowhere *urpa#*>-*d for •tr. 114th and elegance, or comfortable room* and North*. prior of *t*t*room* $100, except for 11 few large one*. Freight tak« n at fair rates, carefully handled and promptly delivered. JAM. m. DRAKE. Prssldsnt AU.U* PAHTBIDOM, Agent, A«gl«U. HIRAM FVUJHt, Agent. Hallwwell. o. M Bi.tgcHARi), Agent, Gardiner. mnrlMtf SEASON OF 1891. B00TBBA7wmISLAKDS! THK PAST AMI* KA VOMITS STMAMKM ISLANDER, CAFT. C. C. THOMPSON Will Kvc from Kennebec Klver to Boothbay and I-Ian is during the season, I COMMRPfCirfO JULY ad, As follows Monday*. Tuesday*. Thursday#. I KtI.Isv*, Saturday*, leave Gardiner at 7 A. M Richmond. e A. M Bath. A- M Sunday. Lea Gardiner, A. M., Richmond. V A M Bath. le ft M K .‘turning, leave Boothbay at I 30, I M Hath. :t.4.s. Richmond, 4 4ft. Standard t me The boat will be* 1 pen for charter on WedMesday*. Wit) land at So. Gardiner, Boston Island and l Lis of Spring* on signal, and at Mouse. Capitol snd squirrel L and* anl Ocean Polct each way. very trip All freight and baggage mn«t have it* owner l name and place of destination on same, of it will not be received on board the steamer. All bag gage at Gartloer transferred free by Kinsella i axpres* Hoeclal rate# to t xtue*len p:irtie* P r ARIA— Krora Gardner to Boo hbay. Island* snd return, $1.25, Richmond, Ba*h, 50c. Round trip same d*v, Gardiner, $1; Rich mono, 75.-. Pa ng-r* from ftngnsta *nd Hallo well connect with boat t-y M C and electric railroad* i M A HARADKN. Agent. Gardiner; J T i Hi 'HINSON, Agent, Richmond. G. O. UBKKN I IKK, Agent. Bath. Jnn22dtf EASTERN STEAMBOAT COMPANY. Bath i Boothbay Line. Susan lia Table, Coaaeabg Jaw 29. Leave Bath dally vSuudayt excepted) at *L*0 A. M S 15 P. M Tuesday* and Batur ay* “No expre*#", com aeucing July 7, leave Bath h Saturday, 4-*o P. M., leave Boothbay Monday, 4 JO A. M. Sunday commencing July 12, leave Bath 9 A- M-, reluming leave Boothbay. to connect with train* arriving at Augusta dally at 2 J9, 7.15 P. M Mon day at *51 A ggrKare round trip, July 1, $1.75 from Augusta. H. A 6 WAN ION, Treasurer. urn 1 "isiiow: Cnpt. IligginM, •■IM leave Augu-ta seer* cav fr.r H**h fonoht»« at ail the places lb* river aad %i. vessel* %tn «ee be-i*e* when slgeajjed Leave Augusta at 7 a. M-, Hallowed at 7.15 A- X, Gardiner at A M standard time; Richmond. 9.to m.; ar*rrmr iv Bath nt 11 JO A M- Leaving Rath At lJO T. M^j arriving in Augusta at AlS v. m. FAJRiaM: rrsw AugartalaBalli. Rnadirtp. *1 an Frwos Rnilawnll Is Rath. s Nsaudirlf. |l.t»0 Frans Gardiner Math. i Rftcliaannd to Hath. Ra Surdln*rto Balk,# _ aorM-f__! jm v. mins i a., STATE FACTS. READ WHAT THEY »AT A LA ROC S4X.C. The sale of “Brown* Instint Relief ha* much exceeded our expectation*, and It ha* given universal satisfaction wherever introduced. We believe It ii detained to have a large sale. JOHN W. PERKINS A CO., Wholesale Druggists, Portland, Me. ft M *OM)«r fciMMia Om., m. row* MONET NCFUNbA j Vi ’■«»***F''.« 1«a4 l!rtfC» M *T W TFT-t b/NU«MuN>* MERIT WINS! DWAS SARSA PA It I LI. A ha- sc tisnlly enrMl mom p*our self. Dsns Saraspanila Co., Boifut, Me. w p\j* up €*p*r**iv FOR FAMILY USE 3, 9, and 10 lb palla and 1C lb tuba, 4 STUJf TLY PlTRfc Non--genu ine without our name stamped upon the IMMkage. John p. Squire Co., HOOTONr ‘M.iMAmtw o« HAVING A STAVING TIME. This fallow is-'in it” sore enough, but Although he is h.ving a staving time, barrels are not likely to soon supplant trousers in polite society, even if it is hot weather. No more will any other medium supplant the JOURNAL WANT. FOR SALE or TO LET column for reaching the people. For 50 cents a wees you get results, and that’s what we «io all after. lunUcodAwnr FOR OLD AND TOUNO. Tuff* Liver ITll* art a* kindly on the child, Che del irate female nr Infirm old age, a* upon the vigorous naan. Tuft’s PHIs give tone and -strength to the weak atom* acli, bowel*, kidney* aud bladder. |T»T* M** YOU NEED A SMITH fit’f Which hw been Perfected by Practical Tee ano th* :aol of oth*»r*. Ill* Utcet.dimilrst aud b*«t. JOHN W. DANA. Agent. Gt m BPINER MAINE maflleoatf WEDDING CARDS. THE EEHNEBEC JOURHAL JOB DEPART. MEHT i* splendidly equipped hr doing all kinde of wadding printing, announcements, imitations, cards, etc., in the latest and most approved styles. It has done an enormous amount of Hit class of wort dun. ing the past year, its orders coming from all parts of Ho State. Ro hotter wort in this lint was over done in the State. With the earning year, its hciUtiot hr this kind of wort will ho still hrthor increased, among its latest things being a beautiful hair lint script type by which it is enabled to imitate engraved wort so closely that very tow can detect the difference. Terms reasonable. Send hr prices and samples h BURLEIGH S FLINT, Augusta. Ha. TWO Hill STORMS Drags Grepi-Sscvbilliig t Midst of Simmer. lm| biMdl siil Tbu|kt to Bit Bm lidnppsd. A Wtotbrcp Mu Boston Bom ar ford s daugtrer and a daughter of Con u-tor Cobb, received severe shocks Mcch glasa was broktn by th* bail stones «rd maoy p eces of corn and grain were cn to piec* s ar.d mined. Bead field got a severe dose. Mr •tftvsgt'« house was destroyed by lightnlni *t the depot. Oops suffered heavily. North Wayne also got a bad dose. Th app e crop ii tMt section is ruined as 1 al ro»t everything else in the growing line Manches'er repo, s striousjoss to crops Norway had enough of it to greatly dam *g rhe cornfields and gardens. Many gardens and cornfields near Buck field w. re ruined and some glass broken At 11 o’clock Sunday the hail bad not al melted under the eaves of the house*. Lighting struck and demolished the to] >f the spire of the Calvary church at Port Uul St v>ral men neir by secured heavj 4i *rks While the heavy shower of Saiurday wa ccimpamtd by no damage from ligbtnioi in B«’g>r and vicinity, down river 1 '•rested no and of a disturbance and a num b. r of farimra are now lamenting the con satoa Bar ad. Is Bipsrtsd Abjnt Miss Hiram. Bar Harbor, July 27.—It it reported tv>re thet Mi-s Hamm, the correspondent cl the New York Mail and Express and other pap ers, went to Boston tonight for the pur pose of bringing a suit against the Boston Herald for $50 CKK) damages on account of an alleged libellous article that appeared in last Sunday'* issue. KNOX CO BELIEF COBPS _ Fjim tbs Pasoal Association ol Woman's Ststs Bsllaf Corps. Rocklahd. July 17 —The Knox County Relief >rps bare formed an organization known as the Pascal Association of the Woman’s State Relief Corpe. It is named in honor of the president, Mrs. Sarah Pas cal of Camden. Franklin County Fair. Livrumork Falls, July 27 The Franklin County Agricultural Society have arranged for the following races daring heir fifty second annual fair, to be held at Franklin Park, Farmington, on September 29. 30 and 31. 2 37 class, purse $100—Open to all horse* bat have never beaten 2 37, mile heats best 3 in 6 to harress. Purse of $160—Onen to all competitors, mile beats, best 3 in 5 Not less than three horses to make a field. 2 50 elars. Parse $100—Beet 3 in 5. Op*n to all horses never having beater 2.50, mile heiti. 3 00 Minute Class. Parse $?00—Also mile heats, best 3 in 5 to harness. All trotting to be according to National Astocia •iq of Portland, entitled “Strange 44 1 veiua es of a Summer Tourist," will be issued about the middle of tbo week. It is i published by Mitchell A Bickford, p*intcis. Dr. William H. Bradford of Lewitton and Dr. Frank I. Brown of Bethel have bean appointed house pociis at the Main# General Hospital. Dr. Harry A. Smith, retiring house pupil, goes .to the Kineo House for me summer. Copt James E. Thompson, far many yean cashier of the Union National Bask at Farmington, has resigned aad Harry H. Field, a son of the late Xhas Flat), has been appointed hia successor. Mr. Field it aow la Bates College, class 94. s ■aaaanuaasaa THE SURVIVORS Of tkt Wreck?! Stoner Circe Arrive it Qnebee. rate ud Ute Eisptctid of Bitty ludmd TMr Dugktir. Am DMki Mom Troobla Qoumc. itlj S7 —Tho iUomu Grocb* hoo arrived here with tho fourth enftooer, two ud tea cottlemoa of tho ill fated Moaner Circe, which war wrecked al Bail Cope, Anuooili Whop tho Grecioo poaood Booth Poict the Circe woo broken In two or thrre piocor and wee a total wreck. CBAIMD WITS MUIOU.

Fttbar ud Mot but luiwoUd ol Caoalog tbdr DaughUta Dautb. Toaoaro. Out, July 27.—Oa tba morn ing of Thursday. July 16. tho dead body of Sophia Handcock. aged 22 yaara, daughter of Edvard Handcock, who kaeps a flora in lha village of Fairbank, a faw milea from this city waa found at tba fool of lha cellar •taira in her fathers house. There were suspicious wounds on her hood but the father declared that they mast have been received by his daughter’s falling down stairs. It was suspected however, that murder had bean committed, and tbs case waa plaoad in tba hands of a government detective. As a result of bis investigation both father and mother of the girl were arrested today and charged with murdering her. 9 AM ITALIAN WOMAN Canape tho Death of Two Italians ud On# Negro. t _ Cailktts iiuuo, Ky., July 27 —Last Sat urday a battle between negroes and Italian woxkmen on the Norfolk A Western Road in Logan county, W. Va was fougbt in which two Italians and one negro were killed and several wounded. The trouble aroae ovar an Italian’s wife who left her husband and went to live with tbs negroes. Laborers of botb sides have joined the fighters and another battle ii expected when they meet. Officers were unable to make arrests. SHOT AND KILLBD Through Jealousy over tha Capture of a Bind of Cblaees. Seattle, Wash July 27.—George W. Poor, a well kao»n deputy sheriff, and ex] custom inspector was shot and killed this morning at Woolley, Skagit county, by Custom Inspectors J. C. Baird and James Buchanan. J. F. Terry an ex-policeman of Seattle was also seriously wounded. It is said that the shooting was caused over a band of Chinese who were being imuggled into the United States from Brit ish Colombia. Both par ies were on the track of the Chinese and when Poor and Terry captured the Mongolians, it is said that Baird and Buchanan opened fire upon them. Mala# Poatal Changes. Washington, D. C., Julv 27.—Charles M. Tompkins has been commissioned post master at Westfield, Me. The following postal schedules are an nounced Route 206 Kezar Falls to Coroiah. Leave Kezar Falls daily except Sunday 5 45 A. M. and 5 25 P. M., or in season to connect with trains. Arrive at Cornlih in 1 10 60 boors. Leave Coroiah daily axcept Sundavs on arrival of trains, but hot later than 10.20 A M. and 2.40 P. M. Arrive at Ktzar Falls by 1 10 60 hours. Route 245. 8ou*;i Harpsgrell to Bruns wick. Leave South Harps well daily, ex cept Suaday, at 7 30 a. M., or in season to conned with uain. Arrive at Brunawick in three and one-half hour*. Leave Bruns wick daily, except Sunday, at 3 P. M. Ar rive at Sooth Harpswr 11 by 6 30 P. M. Route 256. Round Pond to Damariscot a Leave Round Pond daily, except Sunday, at 6 10 A. M. Arrive in Damariscotta by 8 25 A. M. Leave Damariscotta daily, except Sunday, at 4.30 P. M. Arrive in Round Pond by 6 45 P M. Route 338. Costigan to Greenfield. Leave Costigan, Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 2 30 P. M. Arrive Greenfield, Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 7 30 A. M. Arrive Costigan by 10 30 A. M. Route 393 Nurth Lubec to Lubec. Leave North Lubec daily, except Sunday, 8 A. M. Arrive Lubec by 10 30 M Leave Lubec dally, except Suoday, on ar rival of mail from gsstport, but not later than 2 P. M. Arrive North Lubec in 1 1-2 hours. A Big Cargo of Tea. Tacoma, Wash.. July 27 —The overdue tea ship Guy C. Foss arrived in port Satur day night with 80,288 packages of tea, valued at $450,000. The Goss is the first tea ship to enter the Tacoma custom house, previous tea ships having entered at Port Townsend. The tea is being assorted in the tea warehouse, and will be eent by eitht or nine epecial fast freight trains to Chicago and New York, the tea going east in bond. The greater portion of the cargo is destined as follow*: New York. 9947 packages; Chicago, 1575; 8t. Paul, 1863 COMDBMSBD DIBPATCHBB. Tbt Pith of tha Havre taken from tha Currant fiveat a of tha Day. Twenty-two bnildings in South Heron, Mich butted Sunday lose $40.00. Monday, in Weeks Hotel, New Hyde Park, L. I., Frank O. Ree was stabbed three times and killed by William Corert during a drunken quarrel. Corert has been arrested. The aggregate capital represented by the various “trusts" in the United Statea amounts to more then $2 000,000 000, or more than two-thirds of our entire manu facturing capital. A Philadelphia boy is making great suc cess in tinning articles made of cast iron. The articles so treated are fer more dura ble than gilranized or japanned ware, and are equally chea*. Officials of the National Lead Trust an nounce that they have decided to reorganize as a corporation under the laws of New Jersey. The new corporation will bare a capital of $30.000,GOO Ex Gor. Paul Dillingham of Vermont, died at Watertown, Vl, Monday. He would bare been 92 years old in August. He was a member of Congress in 1844 and governor of Vermont in 1865 and 1867. At the mooting of the Massachusetts Democratic state central commit!# it was decided to hold the state convention in Worcester, Tuesday, 8ept. 29. Gen. P A. Collins will preeide. Wo. J. Dale, Jr., of Andover was elected secretary in place of Col. Coveney, resigned. Recent statistics show the estimated popu lation of the world to be 1,487,6$0,000, an increase of 8 per cent in 10 yeere. Europe ie the meet thickly settled, baviog a popu lation Of 880,200 000, or 101 person# to ih-» square mile Ncrth America has 89.250, 000, or 14 to the iquare mile, an locreaie of 20 per cent, in the past decade. The Minnesota farmers are not likely to corner the wheat market after all. The discoutry has beau made that the anti-trusts constitutional amendment of 1888, makes the propoeed action of the alliance men a conspiracy. The measure wae introduced in the Legislature by Igaa$us Dunauily, now president of the Mlaneeoie AHIanou. The Western railroad managers are en deavoring to defeat the law mahiag eight hours a day's work, which goes Into effect August 1. All the companies have pre pared instructions la their employee, de claring they will be employed and psid by bt hour after August let. Trouble is xpeeled whan the companies attempt tj I at the scheme in operation. BAIB BALL. Lmim. 11!!♦ i o t m 0 2 0 0 0 I 0-1 ___ N*w Tort. A Error*—Bo* ton. 3. lit York, A A* ley aid G*as*i; Welch aad Clark*. At ntttkarg— Iaaitg*— 12345*76 Plnabarjr... *0*5*000 1-10 Ctnrtanatl. 0 00000100-1 Bit*—Pl’uburu. 0; Cincinnati. A Error*— Pittsburg. l: Ctaoiaaati, 7. Baldwin aad Back; Rhine* and Harriagion. At CWrrhind OwSS I.". aiiiliooa-s Chicago. 9 5 0 3 4 0 2-14 H it*—Cleveland, t; Chisago. 17. Errorv-Clew land, 7; Chicago 4. Gruber, Tina and /unaer; Hatablnaoa and KHtrvdge. At Brooklyn— Innings.... 12 1 454750 Brooklyn. 0 o o 0 2 1 0 0 0-3 Philadelphia. o 2 0 1 0 0 5 2 x—10 Bits-Brooklyn. 2; Philadelphia. It. Rrror* Bvookivu.5; PhUadelphi 2. Carruthcrv, Hob ■lag, Ainaiow and DaLey. Gleafoo and Clem eats. Lat|M BteadlDg. Won Leal Plnond ParOot Chicago. 47 32 I* 5*5 New To. 4« 31 73 .575 43 34 77 45* 41 40 M« 38 4* 7* 48* 35 42 77 45« 33 46 7* 4*8 SI 45 74b .405 Maaoolatloa. At Philadelphia— laatngs. 1S34S578* Athlotioa.. o oooooooo— o Washington. 00000*100-3 Hit*-Athletic. 6; Washington. v. Errors— Athletic. 3; Washington, 3. Weyhiag and Crots; Caraey ana tntoPfl*. At Baltimore— lanioge. 1234567a* Baltimore. oosaooo lx-5 Boston..?. 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0-5 Hits—Baltlwore. 7; Boston, A Error*—Balti more, 2; Boston. A Madden and Boblason; Fit* gerald and Murphy. At Columbus— Inning*.... I2345078* Colambus. 00014 2 100-6 St. couis. 1 0 0 3 2 0 0 1—* Hits—Columbus, 8; 81. Louis, 12; Errors— Cotambaa, 2; at. Louis, 3. Clarke and Donahae; MoGM’, Duryea aad Boyle. At Cincinnati. Inning*- 12345678*— CUclnnati. 00000131 3-8 Louisville. 000200000—2 Hits—Cincinnati, 15: Lonisv"'*, 2. Errors— Cincinnati, 2; LouWv'llr, 6 Bell and Vaughn; Stratton aad Kyaa. ▲aaoofatloo Mraodlug. Won Lost ruyad Par Cent Boston. 56 ts 81 .063 St. Loots. 57 31 68 *48 Baltimore.... 47 3* 7* .5*5 Athletics. 41 82 .510 Columbus.... 43 41 67 .4*1 Cincinnati.... 37 4* 86 .4.30 Louisville.... 30 61 *1 .322 Washington.. *6 53 7* 3tv Other Gamaa. At Buffalo—Buffalo, 17; Lebanon, 7. At Rochester— Rochester, 7; Troy, 9. At Syracuse—Syracuse, 8; New Ha ▼en, 6. At Providence Providence, 8; Al bany, 18. BOW OM A TRAICV Raaulta in tba Doutb of Two Man ud Aootnsr May Dio. JoHHftTowg, Pa., Juhr 27.—Thera waa a light on the platform at jtbe rear end of the second coach of tha Drat section of an ex cursion train, one mils from Rock wood last nigbt. James Kelly, a policeman of Johns town, drew a revolver to quell the row The crowd «et upon him and forced him between the cars. Conductor Hard signalled the engineer to stop the train A coupling broke and Kelly dropped under tbe wheels and was killed. Lucas Myers of La Trobe was thrown from the platform and killed. Milton Pyle of Somerset was burled through the air and struck on the rocks on the side of the traett His skull was crushed and leg broken but he is still alive. Patilotto Bona of Amarloa mod Mas aaobuaatta Politics. Bohtov, July 27.—The Post says that a secret meeting of the Patriotic Sons of America was held In »his city last Thursday and Lieutenar t Governor Haile was put in nomination for Governor and Councillor Arthur W. Tufts for Lieutenant Governor, to be eipported at tbe next state election Ibis understood thst Hon. A. E. Pillsbury was favorably mentioned in connection with tbe Attorney-Generalship, but only the two nominations mentioned above were determined upon. Tbe organisation is practically anti-Catholic. FOBBIOM NOTB8 Bolivia has recently been admitted to the Universal Postal Union. In Africa there are immense tracts of wild cotton of excellent quality. Rains bare fallen in tbe northwest of India avetting a famine that was feared. Tha flowers used during a “season” in, London cost on an average $15,000 a day. Late advice* from China say the Chinas* continue their deputations against the missionaries. Tbe debt of the Argentine Republic is nearly $700,000,000, or about $108 for every inhabitant. Tbe new Argentine Pacific Railroad had one stretch of road 211 miles long fltbout a curve or bridge, and no cut or fill deeper than three feet. A number of thoroughbred Merino sheep have been introduced in tbe Cape Colony, from tbe United States, In ordea to improve the quality of tbe 8outh African wool. Tbe Chilean cruiser President# Barasu riz, leaves Lisbon without tba .crew which she expected to ship, the Portugueao gov ernment and foreign consuls preventing the programme from being carried out. Tbe Mexican government has been ex perimenting with a new machine for mann fscoring ramie. The machine made on* and a quarter tons per day and tbe expenea of cleaciag the fibre was only 4 7-10 coats per pound. Among tha reoant importations at San Francisco are large quantities of sulphur, of remarkably pure grade from Japta. As soon as proper facilities for shipping it are obtained, Japan bids fall to rival Sicily in the sulnbur trade Tha cultivation of the India-rubber tree on tbe island of Trinidad is receiving much attention. A few trees of different varieties were imported some yean ago and were placed in the botanical gard-ns. Tbe re sults have shown that tha soil and climate are remarkably favorable to their culti vation. At the meeting of tbe Manchester, Eng., Chamber of Comm*roe, Monday, tb# presi dent said that the trade of the country, es pecially that of Manchester dietrict, was very bpd. He added that the wretched coedition of 8outh American republics and tba cheapness of cotton had seriously in terfered with trade. Tba execution of young Borland and Dore. the two accomplice* of Mere Bar land in the Courbevoie murder, took place Monday on Place de la Roquette. Paris. Bee land rtrargled desperately on ns scaf fold. Tba executioners finally succeeded n forcing the prisoner down upon the bas cule. and from theft slid hi* bead ander the kr ife. A Bure os Ayres special says a largo bank there baa failed, but dar* not give the name of the institution. Million* of d tilers are involved In tha failure. Bad ness ia this dty. aad for that matter throughout tha country, 1* per*hc*d. Several well known firm* have already suspended. Gold hae advaaoad to $8.90 Currency issue af one hundred million is expected. Tbe increased size and dranght of modem vessels aeeeaettalr* greater depth of water I ia tha Loudon dock*. Tb* first plan waa to dredge them out. but tb* eaosmros ex pense caused postponement urtil other systems could be investigated. Tha result ia that immense pumping engines have been adopted, which will raise tba water over a space of 10 acme 5 foot in on# and a half 1 hour*. Th* pumps are of eentrifucal typo; ctpaeHv, 600 tone per minute. The inlet pipe ia 84 inches diameter The total capacity the pumps is 57,000,000 gallon* for each ftve hours, sgainst a bend of ten MURDERER ALIY Sifpwd to Hue Dm Sm it Ajtr, lui.. iMdi; I Man b Dnvnd it Lit« Vaa bac, Dubirj, ten, Aad K* B:dy ia Lai la a dnat Aat> tmuMB Cawa Atu, Mm#.. July 27.—That* la much exoitenrot over tbe report that Fiyak C. Alar, the Huom, N. H. murderer, p—ed through here today. This foraoooe a man called at Paul Ladoo’s houes for food. Mn. Ladoo aoticod bis likeness la Almy aod took his photograph aad com pared it with Ik# maa while ho ate. Bvety point agreed. She triad to examine Ms arm, bat the maa kept II covered, the woman thinks intentionally. He woto dark clothes aad did not lock like a tramp. He told Mm. Ladoo that ho waa seeking work aod had seen parties hsN, bat investigations show these state meats to ba fa'as. A strict saarcb aboat here failed to reveal his whereabc ute. bow bo oamoto town, or when aod bow he disappeared Tba man said be was going to Holyoke. MB WAS DIOWfflO Aod Hie Body Boppco*d to bo Loot la a Watery Cavern. Dam bust, Conn July §7.—A boatman named Reynolds, while pulling In tho anchor of bio boat at Lake Waccabuc, late yester day, foil into the water aod diaappaared. Divers went to work immediately to recover the body, but after several hours searching wart unable to find it. An underground cave was discovered at the bottom of tbe lake and waa explored for a depth of SO feet without finding the end It is supposed that the body is lost in this watery cave. WAY DBBBLICTB TUBM OVBB. Boms Bxplaootiooo ol a Wall Knomo aad Cortona Paot. Nearly every incoming vessel which reaches this port, reports having passed i some derelict tossing about the North At lentic. Tbe peculiarity of the reports lies in the fact that nearly every one of the wrecked veesels is reported as floating hot tom up. The cause that induces a craft which is built to float keel downward, to assn me the unnatoral attitude of pointing it to the skies as eoon as abandoned, is a point on which seafaring people widely differ. It is easy enough to comprehend how an abandoned and helpless vessel, drifting at the Mercy of wiod and wave, can be thrown on her beam end and aven entirely capsisvd when struck broadside on by an Atlantic wave. But why subsequent waves do not send them back to their normal floating position appears to be a vexed question. An old sea cspta'n, who is too modest to have his name mentioned, accounts for the persistency with which derelicts insist on floating aboat bottom up with the reason that the bosoms of vessels are always watertight. When suddenly capsized, he thinks thst a quantity of air is caught in the vessel’s hold, and. being confined in that space, has a tendency to kNp the craft in an inverted position. An eminent naval constructor, when questioned on tbe subject, explained that the phenomenon is caused by the vessel filling with water, and says that any shift ing cargo changes the centre of gravity of a vessel and affects its stability. Experi ence has proven this U*ue in colliers apd grain laden ships. Free water is said to be worse than either, and its influence on the stability of an abandonsd hulk, com bined with excesslxg roiling in the trough of the sea, is often sufficient to carry the derelict beyond the safe angle of keel. Once beyond that point, the constructor ■ays, it will never return. Ho Gats o Batter Jab. Wabhixotou, July 27.—Fred Brackett, Chief clerk of tbe treasury department, bee tendered his resignation, to take t fleet Sep tember 1. He hae been appointed special agent of the treesury departmentnnder sec tion 12 of tbe act creatiagthe World’s Fair, relating to the admission of foreign goods intended for exhibition at the feir.^ He will establish in London a bureau of nfor mat ion for the bepeflt of intending ex hibitors. MAIKVf IIPOBT1. ■•w York Moony Mirkat Raw roar Jah 27. Money on cn!l e«y, ranging from 14 to 2. rrtme paper at 64 to 7. Government bond#. dall and eteady. Railroad boada, doll,, and heavy. The SoUowtag am toe noting quotation# of ae. onrltlea: United BUtea la V7\ to 117 i to reg., 1004 4i aoapn 1004 Central Faatflo lata, 1061 Denver I too Grande late. Brie snda, l»T Kanua PaolAe aonaola. 100 Oregon B Wav. lata, 100 Union Paolflo lata. los* How York Stook tfukat, Wnw Tons, Jnly 27. Bdama Bxprem, 147 W. Y. Chi B Bt Amerlaaalanvaoe, HO Lonla, U Central PaoUS. 304 do preferred to Cbea. BOhio, 5 Ohio B Mi##., 17J Chiongo B Alton. 128 Ont. B Weatern, .54 do preferred, Oregon Traaa* '-’4 Chicago, Burlington PaaUo Mall. BOoinev, 79| PaUmaaPalana, 177 Del. a Hud.Caa.Co 1254 Beading, 7* Del. B Lack. B Wt. 120J BoOkleUad, 71 Den. B Bio Grande, 14 BUMaBlu Erie, 184 PrenMaoo, do preferred. 45 o preferred. Ilia. Central, (2 at preferred, lad., Bioom.B Weet, at. Paal, wporto. atl «e.2»A 000; market higher, moderately active; for exporta; Wo. e roe, I9dti01|, eiore>ad eleva tor.lOlialWi.aBoat lOlJalOif fob. No. 1 nwtb era to arrive, iO»jaUO; Wo 1 hard to nrrfva, 1 llal 124, Wo 2 Chicago, 108 BY*—quiet, firm. iMLbT Baki.et MALY—dal'. Conn—Beeeipf. ltotoo, esparto. 83501; aalea, 87,000; higher, moderate baafaeee, paat (xperta; WO. 2, 7 l|a714 .elevator. 724a73 nflonc. OATC—Receipt# 12MOO export#. anlaa, 76, eoo, weak. Irregular, quiet;.. ..—Be. 6 40; Jo whale, 67, Wo. A 41*42 do white 47*48; Wo. L 42; do white, 53; mixed wait’a. 20*43; do white I»a80, white atate, 4mff>; Be. 2 Cal ieago, 42 Corraa—too, dull, aow eal, fair cargoes, 10 •uoab—Baw. dall, nominal; reined, daR, weak, low grader 1-16*4 lower; Bo. A, If; B*. 7,6 73-16; Bo 8,1]; No. 9. 6.11 16; Bo. 10, f 16; Wo. 11, 34; Wo. 12, 3| off w I to 4; moald, a 4i; ataadprd, a 4 5 16; coafeo tionera a 41; rat loaf and onto, 64; powdered, 4f; granalatad, 44*44 .aahaa, M lasmba—foreign,"* nominal, New Orieaaa, fairly native. Arm. PnmoLaon—dall. lower; anited to. 1 vni'KKTi« k—daR Poax— atrong, ae tve. Bnxr—jniet, weak. La an—i air denmnd. atrona; Mmn rtanm, *690; aalea. lOOOttorma *6to«6W, atty neom, *6 26; reAeed, wrong, dnil, 0, ■tmant *6 90*7:5; a. A. *7 25 BcTTxm— owlet, irregular, fair demand. quiet, about at ndy. i, mnrnat fairly native, Wua*3*Sv;Bb> 2.affing, 9^; Be. 2 pat I Ooaot—ctreng aad higher; Bo.9,64ad6|* BYM-BP.A.W- Iablxy—Be 2, aim Inal, i Pnovuiowa— Potta—Mean, native. high*; *U Ball f*j 1 Loam-higher; *6 72; h FOUR KILLED ihtm on* in Miami tn m Sion oa tko Track to Trait at a fiaain Train. Iuiu, N. Y., Jkly IT.—Bit. WolUar too Whin, oho Um oa Qrara an, ■tortod oat to drlra thli oraaloi, horlaf kith him Mm. Whin, 'hob throo okUdrao, Hondo Huttofi, doaahlor of k ooltkhar, mad Bull McOutfey, a «a (III. At BM>M(0 Fark, o fralfht trail, whloh hnl hooa eat la too |a allow oa oat.*aoo to Wo park, oeoapbd tho tnoror track ol tka Brio Railroad Mr. Whin Mara bolwrto tbo aoctlooa at tka bale, apaa tho other track jab la lino to ho Mraok ky o poiMOfor bale Iron tka won. Mr. WldU, hi* doofhior LlUiaa, a|td 9. BaUa lloMtnn, iffd 9, aad SaMo MoChrtky, afod It, wtro laMutlT kUIrd. Mia. Whin aad child two yoara old rooalrad each a fracture at tho ikall aad tarriMa cab aad brains It la aN ox poatrd that they win ra'rtra tho alghi. Mabel Whin, 7 yuan old, oaaaptd with palatal, bat eat ration Oral*00. Bar. Wollloftoa Whin wot fradaotod N Anhtnl Collt|o and Htv York Thoolo«i col Sontaory aad hod tpont na yoara la nintaoary work la Chiu. Ha ni ol ham oa loara ot akoenco. COL. wBBBB'A IMTBkTXWATIOM. What tka Inatlkwloa OoanNactao Hu Dom la loilaN. Lou dom, July 97 —Tbo ■—>w of tbo United 8t*tea immigration ooauailNlon, with ihn exception of two of Ihoir number remaining in Liverpool to continue investi gations there, have returned to London. Commiesloner Weber said Saturday that the work of the commission was scarcely begun, but already sufficient work had been don* In indicate the magnitude of the un dertaking "Oa* of the obief objects of the commission," ho said, "is to aeoertain how far steamship companies and railways are assisting pauper. Immigration. The Liverpool conference represents every line lesving Kf gland, with the exception of the Anchor, whoso headquarters art at Glas gow. "The companies are apparently willing to assist us It is unreasonable to believe that English Unas are partif s to tha unload ing of undesirable immigrants .n A merlon, besides they are aware that if they do not comply with the present laws such a course will lead to more severe legislation. We made a thorough inspection of the Britannic, sailing from Liverpool on Wednesday, end found excellent arrange ments in their quarters for feeding emi grants. All the arrangements for hnodllng emigrants nt Liverpool are excellent, although they have nbt the difficulty to contend with that we have In America. There the passengers of all the lines arc concentrated In on* place.” Regarding tha supposed reshlpment of destitute Russian Jews from England, Col Weber said: "I think report* of that kind are unfounded. Whatever immigrants of this class we receive do not oome from England." Be then said he hsil left Joseph 1’owderly and another commiseiocer in Liverpool, and that the rest of the commis sioners would depart to-morrow for the Continent, adding: "lam going to Fraoce. Belgium, Holland, Germany, Australia, Hungary and Russia, and the others »lll scatter to various part* of Kuropo. We will reassemble in Bremen, and hope to conclude in investigations in October.” THU WHITE 8QUADBOH. Will Bbiw'Rew Loodoo, Ct, Buw tbo VmnI mo Handled. New Loedoh. Conn July S7 The Newark joined the iquadron of ovolntion this morning, and now the fleol at anchor off Kishes'e island. This was the first foil drill day that the sailor militiamen put in since eriiving. In the morning they wsr* taught how the great gone ought to be handled ar d in the aLeraoon ware drilled at the Hotchk si gar and in kinds of am munition used. In the afternoon tie Mayor and a committee of the court of the common council mad*» a formal cal on Admiral. Welker, extendlrg th presented an Jhgtossed copy of the resolu lions adopted by the cour* of Use commoi council to Admiral Walker. A commute* of the board of trade alio paid e oell nod invittd the tfleers of the fleet to grand rectpionand ball at Armory Hall nsx Saturday evening which was accepted. Tbs vessel will arrive to this harbor Friday night and will give e display of search lights and remain until Monday moroiog 1 he target practice on Wednesday will take place off Montaek Point. OBOTBI CLBVBLAHD •eye He Will Hot Bffeke »oiltloa> Speeches in Ohio or Anywhere.' Bck/abdr Bat, Mass., July 27.—To e representative of the Herald at Bossards Bay, ex-Presldent Grover Cleveland said today. In reply to lnquirie* ooooerniog tbo report that be wee to goon e speech making trip In Ohio. "I hove not boon n quested by Ohio Democrat! to make •peaches in their stele during the pending cobvaae. I do not expect to toko port In tbe campaign there, nor in any other* elate, end I have never given the slightest Intimation of on intention to do so. I have confidence that Gov. Campbell and all other fair mloded political friend* will nadoretand that. If I decline to go upon the stamp, there are perfectly good and valid reasons for my action, entirely consistent with a most earnest dselre for tbo success of all the Democratic candidates in Ohio or else where. Of course I antietpste that the cry will be raised lo ceriain quarters, if snob a request is mad# ana declined, that I am selfish and indifferent to the eucooss of tbe nominees of my party, but snob ill natured accusations I do not expect to escape ia any event.” BALMACBDA IB SOLID Ho 1 htnko, and H e Overthrow How lo ImpvsslbJo. Santiago db Chili, July 27 —An oHelal announcement bee been made to tbo effect that tbe revolt is not making any Progress. After tbo defeat of tbo rebels at Vallonar, 3X0 men weffe ordered from Iqefqae to Atacama, but a thousand of them refused to leavo os they bed not received “'hny pay. Tbe rebels will not venture to attack tbe army at Oqatmbe, altbohgh tbo forces there or# Isolated from the other Batmaeeden feroec. Jadiciel authority hes been re established and it works rag daily throughout tbo lorri t »y in concort with tbo legislative power, thus rendering impossible the ever brow of President Bolmaccda. Lumbar Debtor Folio. Blffal v N. T July 27 —Celvtn Hazard, one of tbo largest 1 amber dea'o s ia the city, bee made a general asetoamsaft. Liabilities ere estimated from $175,080 fee $188 000. Tightness of the meoey market last foil end ine recent plaataff mill fsM uree, la which bo wne largely iataraewd, la given ne tbe oaoee.* I IHBERiriBBRMR i GrmVmiM Vim lilts TMIIiSqml it nut mo hgb im m* it&ltafc. Paaia,Jily» MW VtnoanD**, MJ MO |H|ll wa kUlad at lajorefl, u Ik* iwuM al toa fallacy ooltlatoo than. Baaday. Mu; at Ik* mm. can aara Jkwm.1 ky** flfawaa aka vara aaumokod toIba *o*B*,,aafl wko paBred tomato at Warn ayoa Ike wrack. La Pwia itotoa that u liTaatUaMaa which hu baaamada Into Ike M. Mcaic tclliakd aooMaat hu ffltnlmrl iktihu Hem.. II lauld that Ihadluuwwuu! tonttoaaUr oaaaad ky nw cakacwa ala craaci wha daUkatatoly altotad lha rigaal* u u to kriag tha two waiaa tato toll Wee, Thla cnnaacoauact, hu oaaaad lha mm r latoBU Icdlgcctlco awaag lha lalcMaca aad triaeda at lha aioMcu. Tha majority of lha aloMm# wa wactok aad children. Tha walk at teeoee pra cer dad alowly during lha nl«ht acMI da»a. People thu began to flock to Ike loan* ka Ihouuda, laeda wko hod nal ratwnai by da) Break. Thera ware 10.000 pc ic wcoad ihc tto tloo ud achool room tcwalc'l, abate lha hodlw ef the deed wore lying, bwtoged ky dhlmetod people. Icaidc there aw o eon riant aaooaaaloa at hacmcadlng looato., A man uwchlag for rclaUau aaddaaly oaaa upon the hodiaa of bla wife and danghtor. Bla oriu alltaotad hit kroUwr* la-law, who I mru r*c .gnlaod o gnadr child lying dead, and l-aroad hit wlra and molb.r ware in lha ho-i-llal. dying. A BUM a h r far a long time had bran rukiag abaal, half damantn), a.ekl.ig hi* family, alappod a litter a-taring ili acnunlroam aad foaorl that It bora tha uharrad h r.’iu of hla wife and baby, tha latwr bring only o few ini>ntha md V v* ot this man'- children war* on th* trim, »*>d only meuad living. Mott of the bftliwa la tbo town hull MV eumebed ovyuii'l r. o.guitioa. Ainoug tht injured eent to the lw*»ltal n number dlel immediately after edmleelon and BUf art mealed to aaocumb Inquiry Into the oauaea of the nooldent khowa «l>at »'ie etoaiid train left Vinoennte at the regulation ioteival of five minute* after tbo1lr#t truln. Tbo latter train wa* delayed at 8t. Maude, owing to an onnr moue crowd of ezoureloniete. Tbo elation i matter at Vincent.#* biatnee tbo driver of tbo eacood train for the acctdeot. When «b»* train wae 'tirting. tbo atatlon meetor advlted 'he driver to g»*lowly a* there woo a train in front, but the m tu paid no beod to the advice and went ahead at full tptod. The driver at flrit alleged that all tbo •igaali inlic*tcd that the Hot wa* c|«nr» but li>qutrv coiiflrma tb* report of offidn'i «t St Maude and Vincvrfnoe that the danger eigoal* werg thown. Tbo driver uow aaeene that he hae been the vltttm of an aot of reveng* on the part of *©0m» Arid who eevtrad communication with the Watt iogbouea brake*, tbua preventing him from bringing tba train to a eUndetlll the IneUM be perceived tho llghta in tbo rear of tho •Utionary ggatn The etoker of the eeoond train dooUroo that when the train left Vlooonnoa Ike elg nal diict indicated that thera wae no danger ahead. On reaching Pant Ton’nello, doe* to the Hatton of Ss. Mande where the linn curve*, be caught el«ht of tha red lempt OB *he rear of the front train. Bo then tried to pat on the brakea but they failed to act properly. A leading official of tbo railway blame* tho public for eroadiug into tbo roar van, which, he *ayi« wm in tended to remain empty. •From the fotCb of the collision the engine mounted to the top of the rear van, crushing It to frog men t«. An official uratement rtiakee the number of dead 48 and tha number of ftn jartd 104 Araoog the viotiaie »r« the Maiqule and Matquiee of Mnittferat* An wrtUlerf lieutenant climbed to tba top of tbo burn ing car eide to reenue a girl bal fell with her intj Dm birr»l"g mie* aod neither were eean again. It I* re ported that warrant* have been leaned for the arreit i»v *be d i*er of tb* eemnd train and the ttefflj manager at tbo VinCOBMO eUtlon. tu vatic aii rotoAd Into Bi(id Doooony by ruMDOlal Lon#*, Rom, Jul» *7 —Tha rrcent haavr letaaa at to* Vatiotn baa* oeaprlltd a art** of >oomiK« nroaaroo iboio. A ooaaialen of carllaaio boa boon apptei-ted to teady ooooOBlao, **p*ol*Uy *W oooo to tbo pontifical tray. Tbo oordtaolo fiad thoBMlToa alto obliged la aabaM la ooeaoaloi. Tbo Pop* la Ion grab la *a tbla object aad a;t Uat It la oooaaaory m aoko graol enrtloo* to naody tbo dl tatter* that bat* bafallaa tha tiaanfy and Mpaotally 8L Peter’a paaoa. Tha Pop* add* Ual bt raaaloa to Boa* dariag tha haal of tha tamaiat and that tha oaadT nala can aa trril aider* ah* haal la datr Ian. Batani of til* cardinal! an dlaaalla fiad abb tbla fntotd raaidanc* aad l*b**. boa they BUM of coarao aoball. --SHBBHT AL" IB BOILTT Aad trill Bo lo Jab lot Tbraa Manila Pot Attempt*d Salsdilag. Loeuor, My IT—At tha Old Bailar today, Bdvatd Pictet, alia* “Shotay At,” lb* Aaariooa "AlcbaaiN," pleaded gal My B tb* chaff* of otteaptiag a obtain $40, 000 froa Bdwln Stutter, a j a water *f Band atrabt. by fate* prateaooa. a ctelalag that bo oaald oooroit o aotottlgo of nay ooabataf aonnigaa lea o pioc* of gold than tlapo Ha *oi|hl. Ho woo antnal a thno Bon tha laprloooaaonl. PBITCHABO WBIPB SMITH Hoolly la Thro# Boaado la 10 Mfaata* at Load—, Loroow. Jaly ST—Tbo HAlth PrHchofd fight look plaoo MU atoatag, aad Pritchard bon Balth lately a tbno roaada. Tbo light loteod only 10 aloutea. Only Ibiriy poraooa wan ptttaal. Tbo dteplay woa for froa ateo* gfic. Both bob arted a aottla often m qmickly oa poaalbt*. DAMAOB BT rLOBDH. Ccapooo «f Poopio Daoitaad Haoa Float tag la tha Bator Bte*. Boblio, July S7—Plooda art dolaf la atnta doaogo a propotty la Bona. Man ooipoo of potior a dnoood a Ho flatdo koto boaa lira dteUag A tbo ritor Mi. Pro4. KuOb Win Stady BaoMHB. Fn.ur, J.,/17 Prof KkH, Art Mfl a Dr* Herts', piorl bed gitewa til f-trader nmrrb aa tb* eon of tab** •etetea «ad will d*r*to ha wb*te In la la partition *1 A* Bac.artelogical la Tttnrtf

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The Daily KE.Nwr.Biw J.hakesp*arean cipher The London Tim**. iu a long review of the coming Columbian Exposition ■ay* there can he no doubt now th*t th* Exposition will surpass in many re spects all expositions previously held English manufacturer* are urged to make large display*. When the workingman in this country U paid off be want* the dollar* which he r«reive* Haturday night- to l»e worth 10b cent*. Were the democratic Idea of free silver to become the ruling financial policy of the 1 nlfced MU tea our dollars would be worth this sum f*»r but a short time. Thanks are due Hon. JosephO. Smith. Slat#*’Insurance oimnissioner.for a.copy of the annual report'd his bureau for 18'Jt-a volume of SRJ pages containing a vast array of statistics and figure* re fating to the important and growing subjects of lln* and life Insurance. Reports come to us from most of the towns in the western* part of Kennebec county of great injury done to orchards and all growing crops by the hail storm of Saturday Letters fr«»m our local correspondents in other towns will un doubtedly give full and later particular* of the extent of this damage. An Englishman in the boot anti shoe business has recently warned the rnaiiu facturei of these good* In England that unless thev make better goods the American* will get their markets away from them. Thus, it seem* there are people who will not accept everything because it's English, you know.” I’uder the provision of the new tariff law an immense increase of business is to Ih* made in this country in the man ufacture of plush and other piled fabrics during the next ten years. And the prospects are that a large part of this increase will come to Maine, as the Hanford works are to tie enlarged, and possibly a new plant for the manufac ture of plush established at Biddeford. The United States is the largest pro t’ucer of copper of any country in the world. During the past ten years Mon tana has outstripped Michigan in its pro duction. while Arizona Is rapidly scoring fot first place. These changes are ex plained in part, by tfie (act that during this period some of the great I.ake Superior mine* were temporarily closed, but this cause only renders the geueral increase much more noteworthy. The general auxiliary committee on agricultural congresses of the World s Fair management, ha* issued an address U the agriculturist! #f the country. This auxiliary congress will include representative* of farmers' organizations, agricultural colleges and state boards of agriculture. 1 he subjects to be consid ered embrace every branch of farm life. The local committee will be assisted in its work by a large advisory board to be selected from various countries. Under the direction of Chief Burnham Ilian* for two new buildings for the World's Columbian Exposition are now being made These buildings are f«*r a shoe ami leather exhibit, ond for a mu sical display. There will be about J25 by 4#r» feet each, and each will cost $100,000 The location selected for them ii in the grand court of the manu facturers and liberal arts building. It was the original intention to leave two great open court* in the center of the manufacture building, each about 400 by jOO feet. After the shoe and leather industries of the country made such a determined light for the building and agreed to raise all the money necrsiary to put it up. Chief Burnham decided that the two buildings named could be erected in the courts which he had orig inally intended to decorate with flowers and fountains Hie building* will be one- story high and will be separated from the walls of the main building by streets about fifty feet srtde "I am a protectionist." says Hon. J. M. ttolpti. United State* Senator from Oregon, lu the American Economist, “because in our history I trace all our prosperity as a nation to the protective system ami alt our periods of financial nod business distress to the abandon meat or threatened abandonment of that system: because as I read history, all experience shows that a nation can only be prosperous or become wealthy or long remain so under a system which protects the labor of its citizens.1 create* diversified industries, and enables it to produce at home largely the articles it consumes: Be cause I believe it u» be the duty of the Government and wise statesmanship to provides so far as legislation will accom plish It, that the people who labor with their bauds and who in this country are in a majority and are to control the deitigy of this Government, and upon whoteU* prosperity and perpetuity of the nation depend, shall be permitted to do our work, instead of foreigners actons the sea, and to receive for the aaoteauck^ compensation as will enable them to^lve comfortably, educate their children, and prepare them to perform their dmties as American citizens intelli gtnUv and independently.” ___ 0

When Chance? Depew spoke at the dedication of a tsee to Hon. William McKinley, planted on the grounds of Mr. Bowen in Connecticut, July 4th he gave this ringing end eloquent defloi tion of the meaning of Americanism “It means," said Mr. Depew, “the devel opment, the culture, the expansion, the progress and the protection of every thing American. It means the growth of oar industries, the Increase of our mills and furnaces, the development of our mines and agriculture, the prosperity and happiness of our people. The a|«atle of that American idea is William Mc Kinley. HJr greet him here, »«d in planting his elm, too, a principle which began with Washington and Hamilton, and has bed* so coatpicnoasiy defended by him, we wish 1dm (%d speed in his anvmm In Okie. When he shall have served as governor of Ohio, and in she future as President of the United States in the evening of his days, wheu this elm shall have grown to a height where a large proportion of his Ohio constit uents can And restful shade under its branches, we hope that he will come here again U> greet the elm whose au spicious planting preceded and pre Hgurtd bis election, and whose longev ity typifies the perpetuity of American prosperity when tottered by the prac tical operation of American Ideas.” Commenting upon the attempt of the attempt of the Fanners’ Alliance to cor ner wheat, the Albany Evening Journal says In the nature of things any attempt to create a monopoly of wheat-growing must prove a failure because the number of these engaged 1“ it is too great ami competition is too easily undertaken for the maintenance of a lastiog combina tion. Farmers majbe influenced bv the the circulars which are being sent to them to hold back a portion of the product and a glut of the market may thus be avoided. But LhiJ is the utmost that can Be accom plished. It will nducer8 in California with an estimated production from 0,000 acres of 16,000,000 pounds, one-half of which is attributed to the Western Beet Com pany of San Francisco, whose fac tory is located at Watsonville, Santa ruz county. The Virginia production is esti mated at 10,000 pounds. The estimated production of sugar from sorghum cyne is divided between Kansas, with a pro duction from 4944 acres of 2,500,000 pounds, and Miisourl, with twenty-six acres, producing 10,000 pounds. The production of sugar from sugar cane is distributed as follow-; Louisiana, with 704 factories, 552,1 12,200 pOSinds; Texas, with fifteen factories, 1 1,*07,000 pounds; Florida, with eleven factories, 4,5*1,500 pound-, making a total of 570,520,700 pounds. The number of applications for license by produce* of maple *ugar i 4,942. and estimating the production at 2.000 pounds each, the estimated quantity of maple sugar upon which bounty will be claimed will be 7,*64,000 pound*. As some sugar will polarize over90degrees, and some below *0 degrees, it Is ditilcuit to estimate closely the amount of bounty that will be paid, but it is roughly placed at *150.000. MAINE Q088TP. An EsstpOrt man who sold $150 worth oi early potatoes in the local market last week is r*?adv to aland up and answer the ques tion, Does farming pay Strange freaks of. lightning during the shower in Bethel on Thuridiy are reported by a correspondent of the Press Whll* getting in hay Mr. J. K. Welch slapped fo? a moment to have the pole to bis wagor fixed, when the lightning struck his hand giving bim a fearful shock. In a condi ior of insensibility he lay for a while. Whet he came to bis right mind he started his horses for the barn. When he drove mu the yard his food wife discovert that the load of hay was on Are, but not until be htd got into the barn. She, with much courage, ran the load out and tipped it over But the hay and cart were soon in ashes During the same shower Henry Thurston lost three cows by lightning. Mr. Thurs ton is a poor man with but one hand. Tfcc vicissitudes of fortunes and the in stability of wealth were illustrated in Ban ger the other day. when Augustus Whit* died in the poor h juse. Tear# ago he was one of the wealthy lumber dealers of Han gor, worth $40 000 He lost all bis money m a Michigan venture. 8. E. Phipps of Columbia leads the van In raising large strawberries; 'n gathering some one day recently he picked out sever of the largest which weighed exactly one half pound. The large new oil tank for the Bangor Edge Tool Company arrived in the city 8a unlay morning. It was 34 feet in lesg'h and six feet in diameter, and will hold 7000 g«lions of oiL It will be placed in position at once. The Piscataquis Baptist Association will meet with the church at Cambridge,August t5F. 55 .b and 27th. The annual sermon will he preached by Rev. J. E. Locke of Monson. _ The “smart woman" of the hour in Guil ford is she who lately took up a stroking at one o'clock in the afternoon and had it ‘rarrowtd oi' by four." Now the impor tant qtuetion is, “What was the length of that stocking leg?" Ac entirely mew outfit of first elans ma chinery has lately been put in hy the Mer rill Bute Company. Brownviile, and the company w.ll at once commence work and continue its busiaeaa of manufacturing reofleg alata with renewed activity and with the beat of facilities for the work The great lumber drive on the Pboobscjt West Brunch is expected to be in the Baa gor boom text week. Abend ail tba Raageley Lake bouses and oampa are doing business thin year. A new steamer, the largest and bent oa the lakes, in the Inland attraction. Work on the Corni«h clothing fac o-y will ha laieked in a fewdday* ard another flan building will bn sd-taf to the *rod num ber aNesPdy mending in that viilsge. Tbe building in 80*45, taro. Morion and a half high, witt a large basement. Whan in op -Jr ertetew th» payroll tee eemfmf «fw atteff will be $150 00 pee day. Tha uuatteued aaaaf parse giaaa ia tead tef tawy*■*»■ willi. Pot—tea*H •otfovgalteat it is a rapid aad deadly pAsau aad feaaiteity wftfc its «m should out r«a derteaa eareleee.as ta He fatal nauMa Tba aahuUoa al Old Tew a, as aaw can plated by Ihe auueuuere. aaaaeteta ft.017. ‘J' S. »f Which P918A40 iu real uutate am «J9.^ ie pevaoeal property. The iaeraa* over 1890 ia 0234^0#. Deacon Lorimg of Aabaeu. ia Ball boy almost a hundred years old sad fc wail ramambura Mipr Thamaa Harnnn who walks tha atreels whenever ha ma; twtey, at tha adraacad age of 101 yaara rieacaa Loriag remembers aaetef Tea Howard, when they Ana boy*, vay bad before the battle of Waterloo, wbeo Na prison was running European affair* am ban our presidents vere Madlaoaa. Man rote and Adams. He aaw him agate h 1800. when be had electric light*, elect* roads aad telephones and mar# foldero than ever waa beard of or dreamed of v their youthful day*. Over eighty J ear* l a gcod while for the memory of man 1 carry a rrasem be ranee of a hot hood nmol ing and both men are rigorous In their won derfal old age. Tempnvaocs Bucuietoo and Bully. The following circular has just beei lined: T» the /neithera of the Ternpermnc /rqanizotxona and their JViend# f* Maim Gaaeyreo: The riling tide of public opinion io faro of total abstinence acd tht prohibition of the liquor traffic, noticeable in tbe preaen urns, must rejoice the heart of every lem peraace worker and All him with now cour age for tha final triumph of the good cause Every Mow which is dealt agaiait the urn aad traffic of intoxicating liquors, ia deal against tha meat subtle and insidious foe U the pasee and welfare and purity of tht home, and the safety of the country. Amocgthe instrumentalities for promot ing tha Cause of Temperance which an acknowledged to have a great influence, it the public assembly of a large number oi people addressed by advocates of the Cause ho are widely known and who by thaii magnetic penonal touch with the people stimulate acd strengthen public sentimem in favor of the Cause- None but the Infinite can ever measure the influence ia favor of the Can*e of Temperance, of tb« el quence of a Gough or a Murpby, and of hosts of other apostles of the Cause, si their burning sell was communicated to the listeniag multitudes. All must acknowledge it to have been of the greatest importance, and to desire that this method shall be made available wherever possible. Such an occasion is soon to be aff jrded tbe Temperance workers and their ftiendi in Maine. Arrangements have been com pleted for a great Temperance meetiog. Aug. 21st, to be held in tbe beautiful grove on ihe farm of Hon- II. C. Burleigh, near Otk Grove Seminary, in Vassalboro It it to be a grand Union Excursion of the I. U G. T 8- of T and all Temperance work era and iheir friends. The M. C- R R. will sell excursion tickets at a very low rate much lower than the usual excursion fares) from all stations on the lice of thrir road, and will run the trains to get every body to the grove in good season for all the meetings and returned to their homes early. Tbe passengers will be landed at a temporary pisiform, a five minutes walk across a grassy pasture field to the grove. Rev. A. A. Miner, D. D-. of Boston, the hero for tweniy-flve years io the battle lot total abstinence ard prohibition in Massa chusetts, "the old man tloquent;” Rev. Q II. Shinn, of Omaha, Neb who has a na ii ma! reputation as a speaker and worker in the cause; Rev. E. L Kexford, I>. D., ol Boston, an eloquent and fascinating speaker, and a prominent advocate for Constitutional Prohibition in the recent campaign in Massa chuset's; Col. A. S. Bangs, G. C. T. of the I O G- T-. of Maine Rev. A. 8. Ladloi Gardiner; Rev. I. J. Mead of AqgQ*t* Mrs. n. M. C- Estes of Waterville; aid last but net least Gov. Burleigh, the hon orrd chief executive of Maine, have al! turn engaged for the occasion and will b« p esent and speak. This insures a rich ueat for all who attend. The "Libatansu Ladies’ tjuartefof Mil ford. Mass., assisted by Miss May Craw ford of Cambridge, Mass., reader, and R. B. Hall, conetist, of Waterville, will have charge of tbe singing. This is a panic u arly fine musical organization and insures a musical treat, which of itself alone, ii worth going to the grove to hear. Meet ings will be held at 10 A.M. and 2 P. M and there will be a concert of half an hour between tbe two meetings at the dinner hour. This great meeting is to be in the nature of a basket grove meeting or picnic, .and is to be followed by a two days’ religioui meeting on Saturday and 8unday, con ducted by the Vassal boro Memorial Asso c ation of Uhiversalists And yet pro v.sion will be made to supply the wants oi those who do not desire to carry their own dinners. Refreshments will be for isla on the grounds. It is hoped, alio, to induce tbe trustees of Oak Grove Seminary to open their large boarding house, to accommodate those who wish to remain aver to the Sat urday and Sunday meetings. Friends, you are, as an organization, and as individuals, cordially invited to cc-oper ate in making this occasion a grand sue cess. You are ssked to pass a vote to join, as an orgamzstion, on this day acd in thii eroA, in a Grand Union Temperanoc Rally, and as individuals, to attend and lent] 5 our ii fl lence to induce others to do tlx «*me Fill spur lunch baskets and go with our wives and husbands, and children and friends with your flags and banners, to the railroad station on the morning of Friday. August 21st, 1591, and* enjiy one of the pleasantest and most profitable day’s outing cf the year. There will be no expense to your organ /stionorto individuals, for all this day ai l occasion offsrs, except tbe excursion ticket to the grove. There will be one col lection asked for during the days' meetings Pass the rote now and talk up tbe attend acre from your lodge afterwards. Circulars giving full particulars will be *ent to several persons in yourorganizstion if your secretary will at once send me the names of at least ten active members wbc will receive and circulate them. With beat wishes for your success as an organization, I am sincerely. Yours in tbe cause, J. S. Glkdhilll, Pastor CLurch of Our Father, Braucaa, Mass. An.csTA, Me July 9,h, 1891. To Whom ir Mat (’osceks I bearuiy sympathize with the abort proposed teusperauce rally, and recr usut-nd a l temperance brgamzations and sympa tbizrrs to j >in in the excursion and meet ing*, as a grand occasion of good to the temperance cause. A. S. Bargs, o. c r. Work Hard for u leaa Tima Esoh Qey. We tever work tut ten hours a dev al farm work, and haven'\ for a gvd many years, says T. B. Terry in the Practical Farmer We used to work from early in tbe morning until 8 or 9 I*. M. It was n foolish, (budging wav, and we ihen (bought it waa necessary- Eight or ten Inursol sharp, systematic work will accomplish the most m the long run, and then one has i chance b rest and live a tittle as he goei along. I presume many who read tbit will not believe ibis doctrine, but it is iru»\ When taking a ride yesterday I mw twe birad men wh»» were cul ivatiurs. (Vh«n welt t»eau d they lake pnle i i g-tiidir al .ng wi'h the work. I am pretty*r-»*rtain ru/ man cul’.ivetrd yea terday twenty-tiv- p. r t more than euhei of tbe nw»n ep ken f We work while vt do w-»rk, ami then qail and erj-.y life little. _ Ia O >d Countiy. [Manchester. N. n Mjr.r j One only needs to read daily paperi in these timet io Sod »bn d»»* reason foi thankfulness that he hr, s u, N England Grasshoppers so tl»i;k that they tu>( railroad trains, c* close* that level villages.* hailstones that p »t»n I tht life put of wheie court me, fl >odi that submerge and drown the most fertile valleys and drive their population irti ihe tree tcp«, ard otb*r dispensations of J*rtvi dence aejeun-s of which load teleg’ardi wires in these days, are more th*r off-eti to all the advantages that the West and South can offer a Yankee who wants to live la security aad dig ia his bed. As tbera are alweya now mother*. it is well to be reminded of Meliin’s Food, which has bern *0 thoroughly aM •access fully tried fory-a**. I »*in»r.ge«t endo-se ment ;s ibe multitude of twal'hv. airive child en reared up »n it A mo h r teyi "My child began ihe u-** of Mt-lii Food when a morth old. and is one cf hi larg est am! stro g st ctfidren I ever ke'w j«l 281 lift lrm Something useful in tv-»y package of Tuxedo. m juft* A Ico- 3 n '4 mm >bmb linpr. BIB Ubbufead siring tans kn tea garden Jaty 17. We thiak that ia gate c«gfe—Mr. Chari*# W Tafia want ta Ux i« gasa late Monday —Miaa Etta Tafia aad Miaa iMtfa .Beaasa rat to Oaklaad Mon day —Mr. Wontworth aad family tell lava Wadaaadar. after a vary pteaaaat vWI wife h m sister, Mn.W. P. Marbte—Mr Oaavga Waadbmry af Bfa-aachaatoa to to *9 nsUagaMr. A. Savteite's—Mr. C. W. FaNaaa. wilt, aad aaa Chartea aad tea wife 0 Oaktead, spent Friday ia lava, vteMtag at Mr. T. 8 lasQtt-Basflvaa an qrm (kick this yaar la Sidney Sidney can boast af fee smerttet man af bts sga ia Kaaaabac eaaaty. Mr. Paal T. Slovene, who will ba SI yaara old aaxt Sep tember. has baaa oaaa la tka hay ftald dur ing the hay ooaaoa with tie acytba mowing ba has also baaa aoaa bolding tea acytba qb tne griad-atoaa, ha caa lay his svatb as straight aad oat it aa swaofe as tha bate of thesn; ba walks as usrighft at any man of 50 aad that without the aid of a caaa. Waxe s Mills. Bat for tha timely aad active assistance nt Mr. Chester Clark, their would hove beta quite o blaxe at Franklin I’arrivals store. Some tmaU toy* white passing threw »ome lighted matches iato some raw —There was quite a large party at i tended the dance at McLeughliaa Hail oo Friday eve. Had the weather been more favorable there would boro bean a muck larger attendance.—Mine Mary L. Doe ia home from Rockville. Ct oa bar vacation —Mr. and Mre. Gjrham Tibor of Waldo boro wore visiting friesds ia towa laot week —Ifiee Lottie Campbell has gone to Npw York for a year. Mies Lottie Clark of Augusta la visiting afe her ancle's, Mr K. P. Clark Miee Smyrna White of Liteb fleid who bai not been here for four or five year*, has been vieiting her sister Mre. Jamee Cook. HKAX»riKLI>. A special meeting of Kennebec Pvoaooe Greiige will convene by invitation with Readfleld Grange Wednesday, Aoguet 5th, at 10 o'clocjt A. M. A full attendance is desired. O. Meadke, Sec’y. Bkaech Mills. Mr. and Mre. William Longfellow and daughters Florence and Augusts of Boston, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. R B. Dins mire—Miss Grace Turner with her broth ers Myron and Merton, from Quincy Mass., are spending their vacation wi h their grandmother, Mrs. Marr —Mr. and Mrs. Bala G. Illes of Augusta, were visi'iog hair old friends here iaat week.—Miee Lena Cray teacher in the Avgesta Grammar school, has bten passing paitjof her vaoa ti in with Mrs. Homer Cole.—Miss Effif Deane of Liocolnville, is rititiog Mias Frankie Allen —W. 8. Tobey r-jcicee in the addition of a boy to the family.—Qaite s severe thunder shower passed oeer this place last Saturday, an immense quantity of rain fell, with considerable halt. The lightning catered the dwelling of Eli Wortb 1 g. passed throigh fie wall into the cellar, where it played lopay turey with whatever c me in its way. Fayette Saturday at t-rn ion July 25, one of the most destructive hail showers ever knowr pissed over the southwestern portion of this town. Ilail stones as large as robins’ Hvgs fell cutting everything they struck Tae crops on the farms of N. A. Wells, A E Marks, C. L. Jones. J 8. W. Hswitt and others were abut ruiued. Road' badlv washed.—Charles Ham and family of Frankfort, lad are visiting at his sister's. Mri. A A. Campbell’s.—There are q lies a number of tumtner boarders u town.—Mrs. Hannah Erakioe died July 23 —Mrs. Olive Pike and sou of Boston art visiting friends in town. North Wayee. The hail storm which struck this place Saturday afternoon was the severest ever known here. Growing crop) were beatei down and riJdled and torn by the hail "tones which were of unusual size. Vio lent thunder ai d lightning accompanied it. id the rain fell in torrents, badly washing lis roads. The mercery fell twenty .'.egre.'s during the afternoon. Light ning struck a tree near the buildings •>f Miss Alice Leach, a mile from this village but fortunately did no further harm. Glass was broken in the houses of L. S Maxim, C. M. Stevens, at the town farm and sev eral other places.—Mrs. White and chil dren of Braintree, Mass., are the guests of her father Mr. I^aniel Lotbrop. j BOBWItli Harmony. Farmers have nearly secured their hay crop, and report that the quantity is about an average, and of txcellent quality.—All other crops are succeeding well—The appl* crop will "hot be half an average yield —There will be a grand ball at the disll on Tuesday evening next week.—Thr sclnolat Mainstream began on Monday tins week, under the instruction of Mist Ellie Stafford Rev. N. R. Turner, form erly of this town, is very sick at Mr French'* in Palmyra. Dr. Fred Marrill of New York city, is here visiting his brother and mother. Waldo. Northport. We take back our intimation last week that Governor Burleigh would fail to see the full beauties of Penobscot Bay unless he came to Nortport, for hardly had the Sea Breeze gone to press, before arrange ments were made for the gubernatorial party to come across the bay. and on Mon day they arrived in Belfast, taking dinner at the Crosby Inn, and visiting Northport in the afternoon. It was the Governors first visit to Northport. and had not been to Belfast for twenty years. Of course he could not fail to be charmed with the beauties of Penobscot Bay aud especially with Northport by the sea. Come again Goveroor, now you have found the way, and Northport will be pleased to treat you on the best water, the sweetest tinkers, the purest air, tho rosiest shade, and ihe most beautiful sea views to be found on the coast of Maine.—See Breeze July 25th. EDITOR S TABLE The Atlantic Monthly tor August has two notable features besides the serial stories by Mrs. Catherwaod and Mr. Stock tin. Fknry James contributes an admira ble short story entitled “The Marriages,” which will dellirht his arm91 of admirers; and Mr. John C. Ropes, who is peculiarly strong in writing on militkry subjects, has an excellent pap *r on General Sherman award ingbim great but not nndiacriminatingpraier. Edith M. Tnomaa wri es exqaisite Notre from the Wild Gnideo,” sprinkling some beautiful little poema on special fliwars kmong prole descriptions and reflections hard* lean poetical: Oliva Thrrne Mills r iu “Two L.ttle Drummera" treats ia lur usual fre*h style the yellow-bellied wood pecker (sometimes call*d the sap-sucker) »ud the red headed woodpecker; Miss Har riet Wa'ers Preston and Miss Louise Dodge, who, over their initials, have before this printed many delightful papers in the At lantic, now, under the title of “A Disputed Correspondence,'* discuss wisely and delightfully the letters which are said ti have passed between Seneca and th; Apostle Paul; Wendell P Garrison has ae political article" of real value on the reform of the United States Senate; Agees Ftepplier contributes a bright paper on “The Oppression nf Notes," which will toujh n responsive chotd ia readers win have straggled with foot notes far too copious and obtrusive; and W. 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MAINE FARMING NOTES. Mr. Wil iam f.. Farwell, one of the most enterprising farntors of Bethel, keep* 1*2 cow* and mn* a milk cart to mir village daily Mr Farwell has two -h«vp which sheared twenty pounds of wool selling for 25 cent.*. lden Medical Discovery," was the reply. “Take that, and PU warrant yoa to g-t rid of y our pimples." He d d vo. His face bscame healthy aak atoar. Aad next week as'll bm maritod to pretty Hiss _jtfy$7 aaa Dayotiironii tbe Yellowstone National Pa«k, tbe Paellc lertbw*a aeiiea Of Twenty two Tripa to Kaa.ern li> sort*. HP S*»d for daacriptlr* circa tar, designating the particular t6ur desired. RAYMOND A WHITCOMB, VH Washington At. opposite School hueet.;, Boot*nr, Wah* jalyirdJt Twenty-five yosng.ioand, well-broken bone* may be foand for .ale at the Cony Brothers' .table. One ot the floret lota ever brought to Aagaata. com prill ng draft, expreaa, gentlemen’s driving end family bone.. Several finely matched ■pane. Will be .old at muonable prices, (fall tad see them. ^m*u “ON TRIAL’’ '4 Guilty or Not Guilty? F. L. WEBBER, Arraigned for Trial thla Day. EACH J0ITIA1 lEtlOED TO HVE A SEPARATE VERDI it Juryman Chorly Dudydude, Kh, hem. yer honor old chappy, 1 er watched this case vewy accuwatly, as 1 er have bad personal twausactions with the er pwU onerdont cher know, and I cawut bwing in any othar verdict but that lie is guilty of wilfully wuuning the er cheapest store in town, don’t chef kuowr, and evewybody should go to F. L. WKIIUKH, The Lcad'.ag Augusta ttroesr. 4 Hulou Block, Water at rest YIISOAV JUROR MAY OUAIO FROM RIISIARD WIU IIYt MIS VERDICT. DMy'iSdeodtf Farmers of Maiae, 1 address you again. I HAVE RECEIVED A LDT OF MEN’S WORKING SHOES IN UHA1N AND VKAL CALF. Quite a Novelty in a Heavy Working Shoe. They are called the PLOOGBUI'S PRIDE! I have caused these to be made Substantial, and every pair I warrant will give Satisfaction. Price,#1.30 #1.50. Also another grade called FARMER’S PRIDE. At #3.00. Call and see them and yon will be ooBvinced of their Durability, also of their Adaptation to Farmers' Work. You will not lind these Hi and* in any ether store* Yours truly, E. GILBERT, TIIE FABMEK’S FRIEND, 135 Water St, Atfuti, Hi. REPAIRING ALWAYS ATTENDED TO. febMtf A. B. ALLEN, Manufacturer «r AWNINGS. A wecUItT made ef Hae werk fer n* ideacei and lawns. Order* left at J. H. COWAN ft CO’S. wlU [receive prutpl attention. Jonetdtf H. R. RANDALL, WINTnnOP IT AFOUNTA. PAINTER, PAPERHAN6ER A DECORATO U

—DRALKH II* Wall Caper*, CirtaJaa, MeildlnK*. Celere, Varalekee, Xataemlae. irat k Smnant Witrjnof Faist apr7deodtf TWO XOVTBS AT THE 3EASB0U FIR 75c Take the .Squirrel Island Squid, the leading aen. aide joarnal of* the Maine coast. Squirrel Island is Utt summer resort Of Maine and the ••Squid” is its favored organ. Right pages of bright, spark ling reading matter, every page breathing of Old| Neptune. Published twice a week through July and August. Subscription 75 cents or order It of your newsdealer. '•Advertising rates famished oa application Address, PX.AISTED St DAHA1 EDITORS AMD I’I’RUSMKRH, IQI7VBBKL ISLAND, MAINE. jane 23deodtf yO-A-1,.1. A-T HARDEN BROS. Today, tomorrow, or any d^r this week or this BOX of ICE CREMI. V 20, He I lu, And In the mean t'me !t only costs you tdets. a plan*. We are also selling ICE CBEAM SODA ll 5 lid 10 Ctia SLASS. P Cream for reeepUoas, daaots, parties etc., delivered to any part of the slty free of charge. Call and try sample and compare p ices w»th other dealers. We have the neatest little Ice Cream Parlor la t own. Call aad see os. MARDCN BROS., Cony St. MMIUN EI.KCTRICITY ElsECTkBAL CQV5TWCWP W8U# ■aUsrles, Belle. Fash Batleus. Msisn, Usasrsters, ete, Mpssk mg Tnbss SHORT LIVES TEJJEPH-JVE ERECTED. Kqaip year homes with the Kleetrie Urns Light lag System, Burglar Alarms. KeUaaates far aished Kleetrie Watehmao** Clock. EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL C. H. O’BRIEN, Agt. I. i. COISTIICTI0I All SIPPIV IOIHIY, Con rou'i a l Unioi Tri.borapm Co. jaaetsoddu Stevens House. A. W. Stevens, Proprietor. ntrjmlHIM Ml M. tlw Ifutoul Hon., Togas. ■teals served on the Barepeaa Plea, at ail T» «M hr hr Mr Tram. jRRsdjhwtf POVERTY geasss •*--"11 lOti.qi 7 M. CALIFORNIA If Uncle Sam told stamps on time do you suppose yon could send a letter from Maine to California for two cents? No Indeed, U would coat you 10 and perhaps S5 tents. Now we sell Clothing, Mens’ Furnish ings, Hats, etc., like Uncle Sam sells stampa-for cash only—and that Is the reason we can undersell all competition. We have no precentage of loss on credit sales to charge on the goods YOU buy. Give us a call We will show you our goods with pleasure and eouviuce you who the real leaders In low prices are. “TKRMJs CAM&S Piiktuiu I Sherburne, Cash Cloihiais aid Itatfers, AUOUStA, MAINK. TB.TbBJtal.tf HOUSE LOTS For Bale to settle tbe eatatc of the late tieo VV Quinby; about FIFTY HOUSE LOTS l In tbe City of Augusta. SEiUimUT LOCATES in a section of the olty whlcp is rapidly Improv log. and must INVllRASK IN VALUE Ah Improvements progreas,these lots are ready i t f FOB BALK FOB C1IU to settle aald estate and at prices which most ef fect n ready sale. They are valuable for building or Investment. Gallon MRS. O. A. QUITOY. 10 I. MAPLE STREET ACtiCMTA, MAINE. Julyl7dtf FLOWERS! We aaaonaaa with pleasure, tint Mr. J. F. Pierce -■u Vonmtsd to B**r+*mU FLOWER BTHESTS IN AUUUHTA. wbll. tbutlu oil p.lro.1 (or Ub.nl oo.. til... Iifonjf um put. wo.M naputdll. thftt wttk Alpt IkUOu. ibUl atm. to IHOREA8E OUE BU8IHE88, and to merit a farther eoatlaaaaoe of yonr pat ronage. Plena# Bsmsuibir leave all Plnwer •rdere at Mr, Pterwe’e BMhfUrt, We have no other agent la Augusta. a i mcBisti I a., I'OUTMMOUTH, N. IX. aagNeegtf. Why do you buy mediolaes for obolera morbus, cramps, colic, otc., made of what you don't know anything about when yon can get tor ‘Mo a bottle of tbe Cholera If lx tare, prepared at The Falter Drag Btere by Mr. rartrtdge himself. It will KK without fall all the complaints lac dent to ram mer and dog day weather. jaasRMtf SAVE THE DOLLARS. Tbi. pun U it.. phlluUiroptM, ftp UM issssssts ra*:11 rx f(«c.ric. jou .tumid ooda'W t. aU. UM doltafi |ou(«H paoMbl., tof mrr 4oi tar M.od m pnetiiMO mmm m MM m forto? >IW|. iHHmiurMlm •nd Htm IqMlM good, in .TOTJ punio CHUECH&LOCEE’S. *jt-9oll lio. of Tnm ud Onto Bug IMMM. aOTHBB 8AY8 1 MUBTHT —u. mam opsin— Songs and Inatmawntal Pisess At lea eeaU eBab twwtae fur a 4oOar. Bead

eunm Ron befit, uMna.iL sew SPBUCK OUM. ■ewmcu, websteb no. •baaM mtrmUm ia'tk* “W«* S’"' VACATION TOUWHTj, rwttM ImtIic Um dtj m I _ m»r wifli Ml Uwlk DA1I.T IB. UBBC J9DKH1L Mat to (Mr Or HflaiUilUwMni at IS CENT* PER WEEK. aRh f rarer tkagti wUa fcatre*.' Card* of thank* and resolution* of respaet will be charged at tha rate of teu eenta a line. All advertMng announcement* of entertain* meat whose object la the raining of money will be charged at the rate of fifteen cents a j lie. ff|W AOYIRVIIIMIHVB VO-DAT. W anted-Tant. Naw Braytoa cigar. Frmal* wtikam owed. Frew Maine to (aUfoeate. K^rktmad Commercial Colter*. (■•illy or not guilty—F. L W*kt*r. To >»t—Taaaweat. Itorkford Watcb**, Harrimaa Bros., Watervtlls, Sowing uiachlneo-rB. A. Day, WatertlU*. Pup* for *al«. ,-Socat ^JTlattcrs. And still It rains. Ths local epidemio of mtasUs is rapidly abating. The Frenchman are still flocking to j Canada. Her. Mr. Griflln will lento the Unitarian pastorate on Uto first of December. The severe rains have cut ep ths now •lopes about the State llonss vary much. The Augustes will probably piny ths Lewiston Pioneers next Friday at U)0 Paik. The escursioa to the Islands, Wednes day oa tbs Islander, »ill doubtless drtwa j large crowd. The severe ralas of the part tyr days have done hnndreds of dollars damage te the roads la this county. Mr. Silas P. Wyman has bad a fine grass court, with tape lines laid out on bis besnti- j ful lawn on Hewall street. It Is feared that the first time in ysgn j Augusta will have no representative at ths Portland Tennis Tournament. A good laugh Is better than medicine. Go on the Ked Men excursion Thursday and you will laugh out aloud. It has been necessary to remove an la- jj mense amount of sand from the railroad (racks owing to the recent severe rains. He had just received his bicycle. He went to ride; it was easy; he rode fourtest j mites; lie now tats off the mantel piece. The dark clouds must no longer I if hi y ba ignored on the ground that these are tbs dog days. You must carry an umbrslla. Oak ntreet and the steps leading from i| were converted into a waterfall Saturday, bringing down an immense amount of debris. Ths Augusta base bad team arc practic ing (very afternoon. In spite of the rain they havo gotten in muoh work and are im proving dally. Dr. G. M. Twitched informs ua that loi ters received by him from Iteadfiejd and that vicinity report great damage to the crops and fruit. A clnl for Iho discussion of theology end metaphysics io Ulkod of uaoni U>o youog lawyers. Tbo flrst meeting will probably be held io September. One of tbe pltnki on the walk batwaaa t hopel and Melrllle etreeta on. Weelara Avenue, hat been torn away, leaving a moot dangerous foot-trap for the uowary. i One of tbe tew old fashion gardens In ibis city it tbe Kisses Katoo s on Cbastaet street. It is now in full bloom and pre sents a most striking and lovely apptaraoce. Tbe management ot tho alactrlo railroad bat received much praise for the sffloiaot service it gave tbo pubiio, Saturday, I* spite of the two fearful storms. Rot a tingle trip was lost during tbo day. Happy White Is up to bit old trloks. 8k started out on tbe war-path yesterday sad Anally run up against Officer Bruce, wh* took him In tow and brought him Into port In tbo "eoolor” whore be spent lha night George K. Nevlnt of Brunswick, the roadmaeter of the M. C. H. K., has placed a crow of men at work ripping up the planking from Oak street to the baggage room in tbe station, and new planking will be laid. It has been decided to place a welsr motor in the Congregational church with which to operate ibe organ bellows. I Williams of tbe water company baa a crow of m«n at work piping Ibe building for tbit purpose. Quite a number of people visited lbs driving park yesterday to see W. I). Haley’s I,a dsonutwc-jaor old Nelson oolfHeley.’’ Many of them, after looking at tbe hand some animal, could not believe that bt was only two years old, on account of Ibe tits and appearance. He was given tome el eroite yesterday and every* si loing. Tbe JocamL man and bit family fa) on sweat corn, Sunday July 2d, the I having been tent us by Hon. John K. 8 of North Barack, and grown acaarJk.. a plan deaorlbad by him In tbs Jorenii t Apvil 21. last. The corn woo well Mad, of fine flavor, and several weeks sefkse than we am accustomed to have grown tweet corn. One of tbe largest yields of ttruwhai reported la this vicinity ibis seasau Ik The damage flold. day. On bar of <uUo

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ft. B*otilc B«|i*oad Bn Awtllli Aioitu. Boiud ON •fnuai^f lit*ra**B dw 44# I'etoek, to il ito Awn HU* mol «TN tonbMf, I'lptaiaf UINlA lb* OtrWoN tan*4 tut to aM(M«fMia* mum lMtiail.ii ».y by Um won nil mm It ia expect'4 u INTI *a*>k*r mtoii la votkieg orf«» by tcaiffcc, H bsriag b*u tinidy wit for to til—- Uadi lb* toto ref**'*4, ton otU b* u akcaB MI m J««J to Aagaato. Cm oil! las** tom urn hourly far (India** a* to t 5*ek A. M ud aftor IbN tin* will Mn *r*ry half hour. It i* b*|il to baa* M rwu*f on NbaM* Uas W»«iNl*r. cuetit car laclutod. Hi (.tail*. P. KHag ha*r*t*ta* enough to be counted in, is the new lions* which is being built for Mrs. A. M. Lose u Sewell street. It is a very pretty littlt story aud a half cottage. Mrs. Lower has •old h*t houre in Stapleton to Mr. Libby. Oen Harris, superintendent of the State flohse, has a large crew of men at work grading end improving the State grounds whicb surround tbs Capital. When this has been done and the houses are all fin isbed, this part of Augusta, until recently a barren farm, will be one of the prettiest quarters in tbe dty. 9 A If MOW DS MOVE MOUBW* For the Departure of Popular Bummer Residents. At an early hour yesterday morning tbs eotire population, with tho exception of three, of Hammonds Grove assembled it front of Mr. I). C. Robinson's cottage and formed s procession with the H. G. S. K band of three pieces in front and took up line of march along tbe shore to Mr. Heur; Revere’e cottage. Here the three missing persons were fonnl making preparation* for their departure that day. Mr. Revere his wife and her sister. Mr«. Maynard, were called out and Mr. Revere was compelled to make a speech. He spoke in the same vein of humorous sarcasm that so pleased those who heard his presentation speech** at the Regatta. It was received with much applause and laughter Mr. D. C Robinson then replied in a like manner, being cinstantly interrupted by langbter aod shouts. Finally in a broken voice and with tears running down bis face, he rol eomly charged Mr. Revere with carryirg off bis trunks filled with black baas. He then informed Mr. Reeves that their .grea sorrow bad parched the throats of his call ore. Whereupon Mr. Revere seized a pai and rushed to the lske-side end brought back a pailful of water which was thank fully declined. A reception wse then held at which mucl sorrow was expressed at the departure ot these meet popular Bostonians. Mr. Revere and party at last escaped an drove to this city with Mr. Wsnnofsky, where they took the morning fxpress foi Boston. After their drpirture the processicn returned to the R^icsoa cottage where i> disbanded. The Summer Residents Band deserves especial mention, it is composed of the following famous artists: Prof. D C. Ribioson, conductor, fife; Mr. Albeit H Newman, washboiler; Mr. Sam Robin son. tambourine. Mr Revere, hie wife and hsr sister will be most ncerely missed, both at the grove and in this city where the; have many warm friends. Rsalgnaifou f an Asylum Pbyalolar. It ij a matter of surprise to many that Dr. Mary 8 Lowell, lady physician at the hospital, should resign, and of regrqt that she is to leave the city. Coming here five years ago, she has njt only won for. herself an honored position on the boepital staff, but a large circle of friends, who will miss her genial pretence. Her resignation, ten dered the trustees iu Jane, has been a- copied, and tbe leaves m xt week to Accept a more lucrative ar d responsible position at Ml. Holyoke, wh-r** she srsdiated in 1883. Site goes there a Professor of Physiology and resident physician. We are pleased to note that another of Mateo’* daughters is winning honors in her profession and be fore tho public, aod car best wishes attend Dr. Lowell wherever she may go. •grrap sri'lgf, Produced from tho laxative. and nutritious (nice of Califoraia figs, combined with th«* medicinal wisteea of plant's known to b« moot beneficial to the human system, acts aaaflj. oa Ika kidaaja. liter aad bowel, tfactaallr cl****** Ik* >jna. diagalliaK told, and twadachaa. aad curing' habitant canatipatiea. j*ljU.liBOfolm J C. Daria' Old Sjap i, lb* lUndard. jaljJdcadtiai jttb. CvxBXxu.m Portlaad—Jsly a. Mrs. Margaret Marpky, fo urty of Asgasta, »|H 7* tssHisoios. I 11 ill tows—J sly Lowise A. Townsend. sg*4 y* an I oi bb’Jm as 1* teys; Jahr W. pi*l sea, i :m*A 30 year*; July it. A salt* W Case*. agrU j >5»rs. 3 wunihs; Jely 1*. IUlh N*w. 9\an. t Al**«aJvr—Jalf 11. Ralph Rrowa, aged .1 y«ars, IS a-saths. aftMifsinT Cold# and Coughs i i 1 MthmSf jig f Ayers Cherry Pectoral tha safest ■ml most affective emergency medicine. It shdbld be in every family. Dr. X O. Ayer X Co Lowell, Mesa. ONE ENJOYS Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys tem effectually, dispels colds, head aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro duced, pleasing to the taste and ac ceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for sale in 60c and 61 bottles by all leading drug gists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will pro cure it promptly for any one wtjo wishes to try it. Do not accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FHANCI9CO, CAL IOMVIUE. At. *f IV tOAA. «.r. ■uvMkw'.v j Daniels’ IIIMXJO CURE For the Blood I A Sure Cure For Kheuinallim, CtUrrb, ■•eralKla, Dyspepsia, Mervows or Sick i H aadarhea, Constipation, Malaria, Glillls, and Fever, aud all diseased arising from Impure blood, a disordered liver or stomach. A sire cure for Scrofula. If you are suffering with your kid neys, try If. For sale,wholesale and retail, at Partridge’s Old Reliable Drag Store, 13» Water Street, nearly opposite Tony House, Augusta, max. K. PABTUIUOX, Prop. Jsiyadeod.'lm THE BEST THING YET! We have a line line of CHOCOLATE GOODS For the following prices: FRESU MADE AND PURE Chocolate b'-mgahnss, 40c. lb. Jellies, 40 Walnuts, MO PUberts, mO Ptneapple, 40 Cherries, 40 M Drops, 18, 20, 28 and 40 Mix Candies, 10, 1% 18, 20, 28, 30 We hnte the finest line of Candles in the city and we can sell you 1*1! RE CAM )Y -FOR—— lOo. A POUND OB I1WA POUND We make oar own oandy so It is Always Fresh and warranted Strictly Pare. JOHNSON BROS., Water Htroet, OPP. HOTEL NORTH, Augusta. Maine. Id CBEAI A SPECIALTY. Large or small orders delivered free In any oart of the oitv. jantTl ThAfiattf At GANNETT MORSE’S, Peaches, Pears, Apricots, Plums, Cherries, Bananas, Apples, Oranges, Watermelons. Hire'* Root Rear, one package inakee Jive Gallon* of Drink• )une2«dTe.Tl)A8tf NEW BOX HONEY AT BOWDITCH. WOSTRR St OCX’S ISLAND HOUSE, CAPITOL ISLAND. Newly paint >d and renovated through out. l*ublte assured first-class treat ment. TERMS $1.00 FEB DAT. R. B. HALL, Prop. rmiNUDLET, Clork. All ■fdlrhm ASrcriM lu Tfeh IWftr SOU> BY Rnwmmrff. vugKsrgR a rm orf* or Augusta. r*•aaai KKK’eOrncs, Dee. ft. i ami after J«e. UW1. my hradnpr’« office, o/er HaekeJPs store. Water net >a«t 8«terd«e esealagof eaeh sustt at 1 o*aloek, until fartkor notine. Albert A. WUhala- WUMamlhj^rrami.r AN OPPORTUNITY

Bargain Hunters.

In a few days the entire front of our store will hi taken out and prepared for plate glass, and we shall offer extra inducements to customers in the meantime.

Om Ut Fine Imparted Him Bools, Mid >11 the mmi ht 60c.—far this •ale nil .'We. per jd. w One I.t All Wool Plaids aid Stripes, always aeld at 60c.—f.r thl« sale only 39c. per yil. fc#- One let liU-iarh Turkey Red Damask. worth 60e. per yd.—will go at 39c. per yd. Jt j" One lot lienta’ Seamless Hose, only 10c. per pr. to cloM. 0* Haring thin sale we shall offer are lot Ladles' Fine Font Black lloeiery at only 39c. per pr. They are actually worth 37 l*3c. 0» Onr Fast Blark lime at 17 and 26c per pr. are the best valae* in the market. Ilarning cotton free with every pair. W* We don’, give gold dollars for SBC,,"bat we do all we advertise. -It* H BUCKLEY COODRICH, Under Oony House, Augusta. |i'yafdti_ ms! TABLES! tables: Another Special Sale! PREBLE and don't know whieh is which. They want you to pi: 1: them oul an put them in their proper order, ho as to show* the name of a leading piano. Here is a hint. The ca'-Iogues tell all about the famous SOFT-STOP and other patented improvements. For further information come and see BEAN A HAMLEN, 127 Water St., Augusta, Me. o We have a Gtood assortment oi Frenoh aod American movemente; in Marble, Wood and Iron cases. A I„ I. WAKUANTE1)! v' '•--if/. tsmr z ww»htf«JI vunivt igaetaa upph mill M"' tattv MnjBVtfvSl ^ssM^&WfegnfMS JBns&sjg*— aagsrPftssstAssr-*** «f t.'icro are* lactations; Out® are rOUR WAYS l.e which y«a can tell If the dealer Is trying Md! «ji i i bw. The (irniiine Hplral"Aas A biacK lid« nwcen tu Bg wrf it If □LACK, not dart* blue* r«d nr any. 'Vo* but blacR. II. Tftg ctencil “'SRIRAL' r*tant«4 /Rarefy 50,1 MO,M awry kgftlp. a. ThQCORKUCATBDCOUrLIffCAiH *A«D cut. 7. Each r>ztt) i$ r>©W put up VHU A FtfiK WRAPPER around tl* Nm near ibg coupling. I .7 11 itmt fret f jam mtnttcm tbit ysWfe U,8L(W WOVE* HOSE CO., imf'n, sf JtabW am bcAting, >M Devomhim St, BirtHM )ti Lik-* CMmjp t 8 Both St., San/rancimo, mayltd—Alm Spectacle* and Eye Glasses at MWMTCI, WBBSTn a CO.’*, a eaaesot fit quarahtssd. OLD ITU MAD€ DRW! UrpUwl Eft BMBlSwctadnr tOWDITOH, WMMMTMM 00 'a ~,.:3siS lk"po„ Z milueer^;eIow cost, w»t km a, 31 1 M**-- ii TtniiBTTli -or.,. m"‘"*»• TH*

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a Uii/cya^d^ ftftj w Hal mm T **"m ft kt> ihu fimi Ukft ia P1U® mw ro ciosf, F* S* SMITH c NOTICE! Having sold half interest in my (coal business to Ohas. H. White, I take tftijs opportunity to thank my patrons for the many past favors, and ask their [continued patronage for the ntlfflrm. C. STONE. Dm m la All Kinds of Coal. We sell for GASH ONLY, and can always quote lowest market orioe. Goal delivered in Hallowell without extra charge. __ AUGUSTA. aprlllldtf _____ EA10W M! LIKE COBBOSSEECOMTEE, MANCHESTER, ME. Picnic and Excursion Grounds! Thla popular re»o't I" row open for the aeaaoo. On*- of the lovlieat apot* in Maine. COTTAUK* AND HOATH TO LET. Board at the Cafe at reaaonabie ratea by day or Wee a The beat of food faraiabed; everythin* Ire. h from the farm aaiiy. Addreaa Samuel Wanoofsky. Proprietor, MANC HESTER, JunKtdtf Or C. C. IKIT1VT, Aa|»la. WANTS!

Don’t Want the Earth. Politicians would have It that the work lug |ieople want the earth, hut lhi. mpre.sinn I. erroneous It 1“ a fact, iiaw.-ver, !lint when they WANT a thing they WANT It Undly. and generally gel It In ennininn with everybody else they liave found intt that the he.i way to get what they WANT, Is to use one of thoae little W ANT ada. In the .lOUIlNAl,. They coat bnt M cent, for two Insertions or 50 cents a week, and will da the business for you every time. When you want to buy or •ell anything try It. •OLK Jrr Boimrea, vbb&tq i co Treatment by Letter. It* JM Clu< thi* with Or lurj Modleal h4r*rtl*MMKi«. '^1i.

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fiSE£5E5E5Efi£5E555S£5 Svlhti Slrrrtlsnar*!*. Vooiwardi Daveiport, (successor* to H. R. Wsodtrsrd wish ts e»II yowr sttentl^n ts their Urge stork f. of ft ce Solid Gold, GOLD FILLED -f -AJUv Silver Watches! U you want a watch for accurate time, mod one that la durable, 'tou t fall to aee the “H. R. WOODWARD"; warchea. They arc made expreaaiy for ua hy (lie Waltham Watch fV>.. and can not be obtained el«ewhere. We hare alao a large fine of 11 K *old watcher fur ladle* which we would be pleaaed to *bow you. Woodward Davenport, Cor. Mtin A Wator Street*, Gardiner, Mainer. Rwllv EVANS HOUSE, GARDINER, MAINE. CHAS H DOUGLASS. Pmomikto*. I b j Facing M. C R.R. Depot, ■ad near Kennebec Boston Boata. TERMS, $2.00 PER DAY. liaialr_ YOUNG’S HOTEL, A. S YOUNG, Pmaenitrom. GARDINER, MAINE. sjfrwHLK Hot«l l* emtrally UxaMtd on Water Ht, IT nearly oppoaffa Ui Kmu.rk* on Bible MevtorUin* by lli»boj. John M. Vlnc Bt, Bag*, .flora l-if -tu'leni* by m. A Dunolag.rfa. D. of Columbia olio** Hint* on GfB*-ral Study by avir.L,K. JllytMlf ,I()HT IIKCKIV1 I» —A mjib Mas AMK8BURY CARRIAGES,^ IhtuMt .vmpte 4ckn,»i irttyfd to 6e the t»*t mini* in (hr «a and lia» th** line*! view of any n In Main*- k very room I* h* at ••d by ateaui free of ooat. aud thotn*»,examine furnitur' and make«at tmatea oa work to be doBe. Fa Am ROIIDIIM H, Inr Head ot Silver 8t. Just Belov Post Office. QpcTdtf Heidqsrters for Golden Valley WHITE WOOD OAK --AT E. CILPATRICK’S, ritoirr mthkkt. SB~ Aroostook »hin*le* alway- io atock. _ iuinidtf TALK IN CHEAP, Mlt If you thiak of buying a -ewing nwchine and examine the SINGER Your own judgment will tell you that It It tap* rior t* all other*. •HUH IUUIIUITII. WMnnujt;. IH. A. PAY. YFITA.TUllVlXgL«B i .(HAUTE COMPAIT, NKADCP TMI FAtL*. Th* famoua Dodiia tirantte u*ed, and order* NraajrMa** of work receive prompt attention. Only Skillful Workmsn employed. dimojulyja. fjIVIDElVDS. WATBRVILl.E. Ve Julv SO, 1U01. rVHUhABLKkJt*» ornt kof the Gwld.n v.i- i L lejr Bydraallc Mining Caiyaay. Atomeeting of tbe Board of Director, ot the i above ,- >»bay b*rbor tomorrow morning by vrssnvr l»l#nd-r. Indication* ..re tual it w.ii l*«1 r. Jof^u L. Towle, oue of the vX mlyort and a pr- minsnt resident of the place, was taken suddenly ill Water street yester itav morning an1 it wa* -eceasary to carry him to bis home. He was quite comfort able last evening, and his physician antic: pafos no *erious illness to consequence. A little five-year-old son of Mr George K«y hid a very i.arrow escape from dea h n Friday. While seliii g in a window he fe 1 oui b«i kward to the ground, a distance >f about 20 feet. N bm*a were broken by ihe fail, although the child was evident y injured seriously i-iteroally, as he r^mifod considerably. He ie now pro1 nounced out of danger. fi.e fuilowwg is the programme of the Buie it to be given hy the Gardiner band from the hale m of the Evans House at H o'clock this evenit g March, Igh 8cholk* for Barttow Bavn-r Walt*«•*>, -Mill Me Oood Bye," Tost! g:»ge in Irrlaad, Beyer B-iero. t bblate The Prin -et n "'ateits are creating a very favorable inipre»sion here and the 1 mce« .-M by t» em are well atterded. To #y is th 1 »st day »h»y wili be in the Bill and rvi os will be bold at 4 P M tt th- Baptist church an 1 at 7 45 PM at j th>* rongregstional church All are invited c u-'e in 1 briog G.rspel Ilvmnt No 5 rhe singing by the qutrtut iab|e. As near as "an be lean ed the horse was suffering from he pink eye aM ihe disease had assume d a •erious nature before be started out ou the reiurn a- d refused to eat any supper. Gen. W W Avetill of the U. S army, wa« at the National Home Satirday and Sunday on hit rti ial viatt as inspector of the Nation and State homes. II* returned v esterday morning, pronouncing himself a* very much gratified at the appearance mace by the men on inspection. About 800 mm turned out at »hn regular inspection Sunday morning and e mausgrineot of the owners of the p«rk will dinbtess p*ove one of the most popular tracks in the state. Th« Owe-Boss »kif. Th-pecular feature of the “one boss ahay" was that it was “bni't in inch a vomHrful way” that it had no “weakest p. rt The wrakest part' of a woman is iv* ft ably her back, and “femal* weab n-e»e»* are inly to* common. With the a-f cf Dr P.vrce’e Favorite Preecripdon. this may be avoided, aad w men tn«y bo c-mparativ* I* a* >tmac as iteir brother*. Prolapsus, itfl >mmatioa, oleera'im, p#siod ical patos. i-u-orrhea. dragging duwn sen sab^ns. d«bitty, nervousness, slotplese nes*. d«'fpo'>dtm, are only a few of the s epkr we* if! -at on tbe street tetter j da* to t If set that the Booth Ead Ifar bet had been sotf to Lowell 4 Simmooe. »be well known pricers of ibis city. Tbe above-named ina will connect lb* three •sorts in Perth* blo.'M, making item as one rd tt»i"g tha cld H ath Ecd Market for a moot market and fl«b room, tbe middle t ors for fancy groceries and tbs last ttora, which is at preaaot used by them for a meat room, for Us. off-re, wooden wares, whole packages. A?. WATERVILLE LOCALS. K. II. Fox it at Bingham and other up fiver points on a basinet* trip Mr. and Mrs. J >hn Ware rctorsad yes i-rday from a visit to 8t. Andrews. Mr. i'. T. Dearborn has g ne to Wood stock, N B to remain a short time. Mr L. C Poller l who is at work in Bos ton. Las been in the city for a few days on a visit to his family. Mrs Albert Whitney nf West Anbarn. is visiting her brother, Mr. S S. Vc«e, Weit Mill street, in this city. Dr and Mrs Stovell staffed T^rday morning in their carriage for BUghsm and Moose river, aid expect to be absent a week or more. Mr. Kd.o'd Murphy is now employed as assistant baggage master at tbe Maine Ontral station. There is always a large amount of extra work at this season of tbe year. Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln H. Owen start this morning for Squirrel Island where :he* will make a short stay and then pro ceed to Box on, the home of Mr. Owen’s boyhood Mi*s .l.riia K Winslow, formerly a pop u'ar t-acber in 4*.urn Classical Institute, nuw teaching in Brooklyn, N-iw York, ar 1 rived here j esterday murning, and pro ceeded to Squirrel Island. On Saturday Dr. Fellow* of Bangor, as sisted by Drs. Robert# of Waterville. Dwinel of Vassslboro and Holmes of Osk tand, performed a critical operttion on Mrr. .1 A V'lgue in this city. The patient is now doing well. There was a lively sociable at the Sons of Temperance Hall Ssturday night; th*» yout gar eh ment of tbe division was out in good numbrfs. and judging from tbe sounds which floated out upon Ihs evening air, they bad tbe flae«t kind of a time. Mr. Sumner T Stewart, a comrade in Libby Post, N> 118. Newport, has been appointed prioc pil,musician on the staff of Color el Moses C. French of the Cemp B-na-o, O A Ii. Assiciation, the annual muster of which will be held nex: month, on'inuing ten davs Mr. Stewart is a resident of thi* city snd plays one of the cornets in the Waterville Military Band. The programme for the open air concert to br* gnen tomgh*, if the weather i* fa* orable, at Monument Park, m t is city has j f.e*n arranged by Prof. Hall, as follows: March, 'iron, 2 10 3.4.“ B Hall Overture, Beyer’s «nnua',“ Beyer LWalizes* "Dream of Childhood,” Waldterifei Cornet Solo, “Stella.” B- B. Uall Boh' ttisohe, “Rosy Cheeks," (soo« and dan* movement.) Laurt-ndeaa Galop, “Con A more 1 M. C. Mayrelles At meeting of ths Universalist parish, h Id Suod*y af'ernoon immediately follow ing the regular service, it was unanimously voted to fxtend a call to the Re*. E L. II jughb‘ of R ickfort. M**s to the pas tora*e of th s i birch. He has occupied the Universalist pulpit in this city and Fairfield two Sundays, and has given txceilent saws ftetien to the ptopl-* of both places, and it i* hoped that he will tee his way clear to accept the call._ The Unitarian church will be closeJ un til August 30'h, when a morning service ill bo cordoctid by K*v. E J Young, I). I) of Waltham, who was for several y*ars Professor of Hebrew in Harvard C llega Dr. Ycurg is a very learned man ar.d an 1 qu*nt and tliter air.iug preacher, ar.d he should have the cimpiimeot of a Urge 'O'grrgation when he comes here Th** Sunday School will be discontinued until the second Sunday in Septrmber. Twenty* flv-» of the Uniform R«ok of Knights of Pribits formed at the rink yesterday afternoor ard marched to the -tstion, where they embark'd for Belfast, there to be received by the Belfast breth ren, with Belfast band. Today they go to Oris Head for a clam bake, this after coin they vi'l make a parade in Rockland, anf August. In tbe class f r nwsrs that have never beta in a »ac- f r money wi k other horse*, j it is *xp*ct*d tiiat there will be many as 15 start-rt perhaps more. 1 aerv w II be four races nn «he first dav, viz: Qreen bor-es, the 2 45 flan, 2 32 ciaas, and p tears without a recoid. rh« i arses bring respectively $100, #150, $200 and $100. On the •*eoed d»*. the r*e*s wiU o*r for the 3 00, 2 37 and 3 27 cla-te*. ih’ parses t^risf respectively $125. $175 ant $250. Tbooah the euiri»s cio-ai yeaierdoy. tha list cannot be made bp until a reasooahle u»re has b-en 1 allowed for letters mailtd to the secretary a I HU i* to rmiy U am* Jsgwal. *—r~c to tto> t.iT Icto. M' T« n m* P>. 1 I F. Tmt at ttto md Bn>toto»>J LMto P fro. Arptotoa W«*b'. fabVtonilb. Il to itoM to. I ibto will he am of Itoitoiyto roc. KM to Mtto* toto jm*. OAKLAMP LOCALS. Ilka Mud il u (Co. bu been riiittof in Dcxser. Met. Rodte* off Foatkad k wkittn* al tha to— aff bar kk» Gaaega To—r Haary Bowden, who i« at work m Mon ;ig«e, spent a few dare ia town last weak. G T B*esoc and family are camping for a we, k on tha shorn off 8wbas4icook Lake. _ A n J »iu son was stricken with apoo lciy 8 unday morning and died that night •bant midnight Gaorgc Johnson of D xtar, formerly sn employe of Dustin Babbaid Co was ii lowa Saturday._ Mrs Joseph Harris, Mrs. Louis Belanger and Mr* Georg1 Far chans wont to fkglts laic week t> attend ik funeral of Their mother Mrs. Erskina Meters. Harris Be larger tad Faroham acooaspsned the ladies. Btv J. W Shaw of Andover, Mass., delivered a lecture io Inn Uoiversalist church Sunday evening. Subject: ‘‘The Fimiiy aad the Stale The lecture wa* practical and iutere sting and was veil attended. The pulpit at the Universalis! church was occupied lest Sunday by Fred E Wheeler The church wee crowded with interested friends of the young man who appeared before them as a preacher for the first time. The good wishes end high ex pectation* of these friends were more than fulfilled. Mr. Wheeler’s sermon was from the text: 1 Cor. 15:53, “This mortal mutt pul on immortality.” It was spcelDntly written sod ably delivered and gives prom ise of a brilliant future. Bow Bolton Tcottod This is whet the Detroit Tribune says of (he exhibition mite of the King of the turf; “Pest the grand stand when the rays of the July sun reflected on bis silken coat and his long wsvy mane tossed by the light breeze. Nelson speeds on and for the time conver sation cess?*, the noisy sounds of pool sell ing are hushed, the wheels of fortune re volva not for the gain. Interest centers wholly on the moving picture so l all else is forgotten The quarter is reached ia 33 seconds and the half iu 1 05, and there is no Indications of w*akn«av or /ti ering step. A subdued murmur of wonder and appreci ation escapes from the great throng, and when three quarters the distance of the (rack is covered in 1 38 3 4 the masses can scarce restrain their pd tod Bar Harboa's charm:rg muxr residents have t*come »c tiled as to mind asd cirao as la dress backs. The means which has brought abiut this ead is simple yet they are ail crazy over i* ati ail are mak ing it. Some washable paddir g is placed between two layers of silk, alto washable, mak-nz an oblong hag about ih’rCmrn by twenty laches. The whole thing Is edged with ritk c;rJ and six inches from one etd a seam it ran across the apr Then the happy owner rolls it ap aed g-«# to chnrch Upon arriving then the Uuiolla it and places it over the pew back so that the seam fall* upon the top and the loogees pan hangs down io front. Tbea she leant back in comfort on the toft padded surface, resting assured that her drers will not bo marred. When the protector* become dirty they can be wash d. An embroidered monogram should be placed in the center. MOBB WfiA^BBS COMING An Addition to bo Mode to the City 's Population. Sup;. Stone, of the Bdwaids Company, received word yesterday from Fall Hirer that 20 expert weavers and familiee had started for this ci y. They will work for the cjropat-y. This means that our population will be increased by nearly 100 persons, all told. It means that just so much more trade will be given the local merchants. It alio proles the wisdom of bringing outside cor l orations to Augusta and encouraging them to develop* their plants Qalck Wviit Col. E. C. Farrington, who left the city Wednesday to secure the signature} of the witnesses at the heariog on the K ttery ac cident, has returned, having succeeded in gettiig the whole 13 names. Hie trip was qoite an interesting one, for in order to get them without loss of time, the men mostly being railroad men and running on the road, he had to make every mive tell He first got Conductor Lurl’s name Wednes Jay between Portland and Biddeford, then taking an early train from Biddeford to 8almon Falls and there getting a team to Conway Junction he found another mau io season to take the tirin to EJiot where another name was secure J Taking a team for Bullet’s crossing he got three more aid by following a farmer into Portsmouth was able to get bis signature just as the tx press from Portland reached there, which he took for Boston, where through the courtesy of Superintendent Perkins of the Eastern division of the Boet jv Maine R.R. he was able to obtain the remaining signa tures of train men who testified. The wit nesses who feel that the public regard the accident as the result of their carelessness, are anxiously awaiting the report of tbe railroad cnnmi-fi>ner*’verdict. Loos a Ltk* a Joke. The following has been handed ui and it looks much like a joke os somebody Mr O. F. King, one of tho fresco painters now employed ou the Methodist and Uni versal.tt churches if >biacity, was severely irj are 1 last Sunday by being run over by a dog. As the io juries sustained were con fined largely to Lis t« mper, it is thought the gentleman will recover. Aiy one wishing to dispose of a second-hand revolver in good working order, or who can furnirh any information concerning the where abouts of the dog, will do well to call on Mr. K. at his boarding house. Folio* Court Ntw*. Things were quite lively at Judge An dre* s’ ffice yesterday. Three drunks paid a flie of $5 each. A case of assault and battery in which two local teamsters were interested and which hinged npern the ex istence of a license f >r an exclusive privi lege, which it is claimed was issued to the defendant seven yeags ago The case was continued until today to enable the ccuneel to find the license A C was called by ’he umpire bir it realty took tn ofli er to stop ‘he players. Of cnurse it wm unsatisfactory to ♦he Richnnnd* and their sympa’h zsrs, bat no other way was possible aid*r the circum stances. We are not reepoosibie fur the adie Using of the gime at all, nor for any impre-s oi s the people may havi had in coming to Bath Our dealings were entirely with the B»th management an*’, ewer giving them an hour more than the specified lira*. we fell juetttled ia stopping the game. It vu fa if understood dj the cott-act i ig parties that the foot bill team had the preference, and that ball game was a secondary affair What the Ricbmoai playeis understood, sxpected or want*J is another thing entir*l/ We uied to treat everybody fair)", and btlieve that juik.ee was done as far as possible, under the cir cumstances We ere sorry that things were sM more harmonious, bat after giving >h-* ball players moie than tbe.r alia **d time, we cannot frel c.herwitd tktn jus lied io oar ourse. Mrpirg u>at this stale mens will enlighten ear K chmord neighbors, we ar* Toon rerpoctfudv, H L. Nichols,* Assistant S^C'e-ury, Boh Y. M C A Bath, July 27, 1891. The re public of Honduras it veiy rich ia the valuable wood called mahogany. A recent survey of ih*ea forests trim**** tbs «ahm of the rmi of this variety which art fi. for mark* at fi200.QM.000. OXLY Q\E bAftSAP.UULLA »old On the “No Benefit, No Pay** plan —only one could stand the teat, vix: Dana's._' (Jae Haley's Tooth and jararfte Drop*, burr Care. aovfTtdlmu* 1 •OBMAI WBIfFBD ■tVEM* Al CUctC1 Iw ,1: *n FBT'Wi* Blooey Boo do rBK»«o.Joiy 17.—A pc» i(U fM *SOO) .Ma, *o »i"«* e no 53.1 roooi 1> It »i >b»* WO OOo chooo-d hosda on lb. malt Tb: driving with hi* wife io Dso* bury, ?h«t boras became oumacagfnb aod ran tVrtr. In tornfo* a c t er tbs enrrisg* struck a hvdran*, turf>i g a* ih«*ir Ux-tvdj action I* n. nal'v tbrapt and vioen, they rally! t- ndtowt .kn tv or.aa-. i.w tto hitter*. al*o, tor wimrU, rb-amaUsm, iuiijp-*t»n. oebtlity aad hld&ey ttoab e.l«ly«.1deodAwfo{*m j PIANO TUNING i j b. dinsmore|j fruMWU.1 o, unotl (a an L*o*t*4 ia Watervill* B. FOX’S MUSIC BTCEE, 1 lad praperM te Aw Taalag and IU pairta« la all Ma BraMki*. «r Dfn-'-ie'*, and thirtera f wav favor him wtlm tr pit. «)M WFBIH e IW *a» Pell* Hee'l-* «*4 X o h«b n. a I 4m*SU I r I• acts promptly iu such cans; by ite nMjour daughter will be" spendily report'd to health. It is the only Positive Cure and Legitimate Remedy for the peculiar weak nesses mid ailments of women. Every DruggiaTseUs it as a standard article, or sent by mail, in form of Pills or Laueugto, on receipt of /MM ww mu. r Lydia I. Flnkham Mad. Co., Lynn, HlU> EXTRACTS FI'BKST. ITAOnuEBT. BB%T These Extract* are sold aud leooromeaded lo our cu-tomers as the Strongest, the Finest Flavor and l'he Cheapest to*use of any in me uufrket. Qununu. Hinith A Tobey. (l-o N. John o-. W. SI rea-lce. C M Day. A. Fuller A bon. Burr Bros. A. W Peat lee. Cuunlngham A Aager. J. l». Stephenson. b. b Collins A Co O. Dennison. Jewell’s Market. Mabdolth. Goodwin A Drake. LyouASmih. B. Lawrenoe. bah* r e 4 Ryan. llALLOWKt.L. Low.-l* A Simmous. A. C- Harrington. lary 4 Quinn. H l lenient C. A Com. Wi Us, K ttrldge. Cottle to. ACGVSTA. J.K. Fil er. E. Tra k. Chur, h 4 Lxvke. F.« ouxhUn. Geo. C. LP>by. B K Fol-om. 8. 8. Williams. W,.ud 4 Harvey. H A. Hall. F-rrACo. Hanks H os. T. Fu ler A Son. W. U Smith. K L Webber. 8. Cross. T tl Baker. Redmond Bros. Geo. D. Haskell. Fester A Chadwick. PREPARED BT SCHLOTTERBECK F03S MAS IT FACT UR mt* CHEMISTS, POllTLARP, RAI.tr. Our vu uable receipt 'or Ice-Cream and Sber b-1* Hint to any lady who will Inclose a two cen stamp to pay po»tuge MlA’rfT Th»S1r.f TILES PESTOLA. Y1.0 i pportanitv of y. ur 1'fe, to be treated i *gbt at home s y* u wi 1 #e* by ti e Dr.’s appuiu m n. has returned from California, and lie told my husband the other night he thoul take the first opportunity to call and congrataNte me on my recovery. I will dose by best wishes. From a tru- friend, Mrh. C. K. Mosk. JOHN BIRD, Whole*ale Grocer, Rock land cured, very bad case. A GILCHRIST, Snip builJtr Rockn. 1 Pile tumor# very large, cured withiukp'in. CIItKLEi J WALKER, of Portland bided to get help by hsrsh treatment cured by Dr. Fisk without pain. R K GATELY, Ex Department com G. A. R. Portland cured 8 years ago ;no return of tha trouble. Rev. GEO. D. LINDSEY, Bangor cared. Rev. J C. ANDREWS, Mechanic Fall* successfully ctfteJ. very bad case. N.. B. 8TOCKB1D9K. of Lewirton treated aad permanently cured eleven years •go. G. 8. ROGERS, Gardiner cured. O. W. AVEKELL, Gardiner, cured. 1 HIRAM FULLER, iiailowell, cured. C F. KEITH, Waterville, cured. So we might gives hundreds of names of partus cured throughout the State. Fol 1 >wing appointments: GARDINER, EVANS, every Monday A. M AUGUSTA, North, Monday P. M. WATERVILLE, Elm wood,Tueeday A. M. 1 PORTLAND,U 8. Hotel, every Saturday At home 344 Maio 8t., Lewiston, Thursday Friday and Sunday of each week. )une8eodAwtf R. B. HALL, TEACHER OF THE CORNET luindv of Sudi ud Conit WATERVILLE, ME. Moelc for lasda wad Orebaatrna Com peted av arrmagad ta order. —UADQUAKTBBS AT— ran mac iron, unuaruiT aorildtf A. M. DUNBAR, Boole nml Pamphlet BINDER, diarlce »t*i Wat»rvlIlo, Me, Special attention given to retarding library ■ook*. fly a aew method I am enabled to give iouble the orataary strength to »neb books Oor ■fspond-nc* so lid ied. 1 am also able to prodace i pamphlet that will not come apart by as*. Printer, Pleue Take Hotioe. aprWdtf _ .HE GA EGLiSS MOUNT A Ptotcgrapliic NoTfilly. VERT ORHAHEHTAL ins mm mmu s. S. VOSE SON, IOL*. ACEMTS FOR WITIRVILLE

10CKF0H8 FITCHES .a Another fl-.e lot j i»t r*ceiveAt I Harriman Bros Pietist ed Block. Main St., Waterville. JneMti f ,-V k t&BSZ-iHmm94 *m*m\*S&* _WAjrr^>r». WUV1 E*-A« *g«»« R ivery *m »-uf*i nrtng town to »U m* ttwv-bO’ k All pa art of -as* workers them. Saiupl- aad igenfasatBI Mat*. J©H» 8 Fbbmalii.Bel Urt,M* nra»TKB-4t IMS b«j Invalid ladv boar* vf fo amaU private famUy, quiet place, no «liil. 1 ea. and ftee from outside a Mar-ri ty o»»ab*«ba. Address, Mr# It e. o»r. to rove and spitol Breeta, Angyu. jtyfrtdtn* tTTABf Kie-A large tent. J. P. Chase. Au W ■—tB» Me. )nl)ft«dlw* nTiMTKB- omr y nag manta bn wy trie W graphtornament All «-ady to worl:u JalV.HIlw TTTANTKI*—At OM form able for ft the O tawa," C«« t»$ I or and. Ap ly to The AUluaon Mane? F*mi#hl»* Co 7 liyfiKilw V QITPATIOE WANTED-Any In t O Of good nutte tn ml kinds of s'cka***. apple to Mrs Want, ut lira Churchill's, Winth ep i-onrt. City. JiyMdlw WANT a D—At once, Iwj kitchen gul*. two laundry girls, also t st chamb r girl. Steady Job. Dk A itt Horan, Lea Mon, Me. jntyttotw WALTER—Harness Maker, ory that sou do all kinds of wirk. To the right maa a ivd j»b. Apple to Wa H. l-urd. Hsrarss Maker, San'ord, Me or A. N. W ard, l udertak* r, Dover, N. H.__JulyjKd.'w WANTED -Special attention given to refilling cane sent ch irs. Any other cane wora p-omptly att nded to. W. F. Ktcuous, Cor. Kim and Bridge «*t». Aug**'*, Maine lulvlhogw ItrAiVabU Voutoiemi Ur. Merrilt'a adver W tlaments when he returns from Connect! cot, wM«h Will b ahont th* -•Of*_|u>v7dtf_ WANTED-A capabte girl to doge, oral home work In n small family. Apply to Mr* W. G. Roothby, Wert corner of Kim and Bridge street*_ JunlAltf I inirC A frierd in reed is a Mend Indeed. If L*UlLO ‘’U want a HtguMor that never fail-, address the Womab'S MbiucaI. Bomb, Buffalo. N. Y. ]m»e*3d:ua* AMTEIS-A oa abl- girl t» do getern! W housework. Apply lo person at corner of Central and *pria» ts, llaliowell. Junegpdtf WAMTvD-Customer* for the bept line o Keirlgerab r* in the city. A. P. Gould k Co. mavmtd t TZ7ANTEI*—People to kuowthat the Woman TV ttights Clothe* frier Co. repair all kind* oi clothe* drier*. At their faotory, head of Ur-i n bt., may always be foand driers, small drier* amt clothe* horses. Their o* legated drier* for tale bv 8.8.Brooks k Co., J.H.Cogan A Co., O. A ilUamson and A P. Gould. Augusta, Me., Pr# bie A Kiene Gardiner: O K. (Emerson, Watervtlle; J. W Church, llaiiowell. aoffMtf TXT’ANTER—Men to organise Lodges of W the Penn. BeneAotai Order. Pays It# member* $100.00 In one year on aa#e*aaaent plan, good pay to right men. Address, Albert W Bailby, B. O., 1M$ Arab 8t., Philadelphia, Pa. IF YoC—want to knovg what is going on In town and oat, subscribe for the Dully Kbbbb hkc JouBMaL, 16 ot* p ady for business. llRh, Klrhmond, Me. Jiyfftdlw* TO LET—A desiiable rent for small family, on n*k street. Suitable nr dressmaking rooms. Inquire nl Central Fish Magket of 1>. F Kii.wnon. JlyiHd 1 w* TSI RENT—A pleasant tenement of live ■rooms 8p Ing water. Stable If desired. Inquire at 43 Court street. julygMtf IO RENT—Cottage house with eight rooms in good repair, with stable. Ken' eight dol ars per month. Inquire of J. C. Marson, No. *7 eastern Ave., Augusta._July'Aldlw* r> RENT—A tenement for small family over Bean’. Music 8>ore, Water street. Enquire M MSomber.Farr k. Co. Jnlv7dtf 130 LET— tarnished r.omi at 181 Grove m. __]nlyl man's drag store. mavTBltf no LET ou ton bai.m -on oaay urm# X two house# la Anwtfta inquire of A. M joddabo. Ill Water it. uovfifdt jfar Sale or ta Itt. FOlt SALK. A nusaber of deelrabie rertdoneae la Aegurta la., varying to price from to B4.BOO; al o several lO to IB aerv plaoes In tbe suburbs o. his otty; one two story boose and let lu Lewis ten lu. A number of farm* fat Aenaebeo county nrrifig l» yrtou from $IBOO to Home* nd tenements to l«*. R w wvwa w-ran, At gfg r LiwiW cash valwes in* on minrilAi teiuF4 policies*. »r.e mu i UHL, bes, eaten sion av^terr; I J lee tow C0« Addrrj. r,Ji W*c (^wanaSuen atwOdSw.

IE DEFT CONfETITIII1 On Uw flue quality of

n which oar ecUbUchment i* Justly otod oil over the 8Ute. Our price* moot be beetea cm the (erne grade f stock and work. Correepondenc* elicited. BUBUBOH TLY5T, Anguta, M&ina.

I mm Biii i v m EmamI _)»»d«*lk»— ;^-f iSs Belladonna Plasters.! 1 Kudorsed by every physician w ft sure core for K I'ala or WrakuM In I ho Breast. Mde, Back or Makai ftl*oforl4mCMi|dalal, ft Weak «’ald». Astkaaa, V Pleurisy. diAenity in hrc thing, Ac., in t(] of which caeca they give titinusliato and penu* ucnt nlief. They art* invahutbie to those who MS.. ha* o ft cold of long staudiug, iTiro B cents. .Iv-Udcodftwla H A 10c. CIGAR FOR 5 CENTS. If n dealer tries to make you take Hornethlng else. It la Ihhuiw the Number 7 eoate high mid he wante to make mote money out of you. INSIST UPON HAVIN6 THE NUMBEt 7. The Heat Cigar ever Mold for A rente. muwikd w. wish k io.. »MM, mr do oopying a* home. 4tl o'clock An mason* residing la tbe city are oordlally la* f'tM. 1 liia In (o be an Important nieeUPf and a large at!• nfrnoe I* dei-lred .11.3 U*NPM»LL, W M 1 _ O. A. Tuet h, Secretary. 1 iMM>.g Mluuk AU M*. f k A. M. I 1 bta'ed i.t T»n:.ualouUon. Monday evening' duty 6, at 7 JO .i uui’or• Nojocming In the city are nordlaliy q> nr d to at tel I w. 8 Croats, w m. I _ t. R. kunowani* a**'*, Trjmii ouoMandery, no. r. t. f! him c’nt Conclave, Klday evening, Auguit 14th st 7 30 E. McklUHKIB, K. C. i w. Wt.a ncnABit. Ran. CiUto/M- adULiKCMiiiAflkk.aii M H'ah d cv*vt-watjon. riiareday, August It atr.Wi*. M. k c. mniLRT, h h M/VUt MG. rn, A. u. ll. Hog tit' .e vvc nng every Tuesday evanlag. it 8 o'oIoj*. in U- k. It. Hall. Water n**«t. c. r. fi.t»t, m. w. _ u. a Ctu.wuan. Eeeotdoe. 3 vyt w»aii.4. lAranAKUBk*, »u. **n,Dami U Aj R« gnlar meetings In Golden Cro** Hall, on •IT **aca-~ fourth Tuesday evening* Ik atak n^atk. ai 8 Voiocfc, P. M. J W. B Alton, 0. B. A. Heatf. E.«. A LA NT It E LODGE, NO. A2. k- OF P. ly Regular colvi ntion every Wednesday «venlng. Work *n Third, Wedne* *ay, July V*h All Pythian* stopping In the city at* oordlally Invited to attend K L. Bknn, C. C t> E. arnaoim, K. of K. and 8 HFTU WILLIAMS POST, MO. U, B. A. It B'vu'fir meeting* every Monday svaang, t 7.»c o'clock, at 9. A. B. HaU, Mo. 1M WnMt ftreet. P. H. yoat.ni, Commander. Wn. MoDatip, Adjt. wuhngo council united friends. L EG. 1M Regular meeting the drsl and bird TuesO/y nv->ningt a’ *i'«*cioek at Satan Rail. SKTMQaT, O. o. H. B. MA8T1KW. Hetmfdar. CIAPHAL GRANGE, NO. MS, P. OF Wn M y G- A H. Hall. Meeting* every Wtfaijdg *e0Jng, at 7 JO o'oiook. AD Patron* oorMMqr nvlted. Qko. A. Yhatch, Worthy Master Mabiu. 8A*tmG>w. Sror^Hrv CUSHVOC TRIBE, NO. U. I. O. E N Bd(E bw Ooneoti. I<1re kindled at Wtgwmn vejj Thursday '«*Btng, at 7JO 'I'olook urift (a the Adoption laegree, Jane M. C D. CuaiiMMia. Mskt* L. T Wtl.t.lAWA. Chief of H.-er'*a*_ f J 3ANC/1 l^Oa. OSDES IEOH HALL,Golden I Crrw* HaU, meetfeg* we held M and atk don la, of *r* month, at 7JB o'clock P. M, C»ua. A. PMOB, 0- J. U. L. HRtnauMS AkL STOP! THINK! I'ee* the Avertll Point »e«l Inrreesi Uie value of your buildings and Improve their ap pearance. It the l»e*t an«l cheepmt paint,tw <‘AU*e 11 truftcrnr* nil other*. Thouaand* of tea Mmonlala to prove It. Hand*orn*gt. Uio. Mo other haa eo beautiful a ghiea. Been In u*s k KSL’Sssyrsa ssssar. nztt 8.8. BROOK* Ac CO.. Aegean* 1