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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-08-02
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-08-02
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hest 1rsua1sinH lr sla aair, sslsaa.lF n WITH ii
MIKES.
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ial EImIl TlrIs.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-07-19
Ell Correo de las Antillas.

Pongo en- conocimiento del publico en-
general J en- particular de todos los Srs. que
han recibido directamente, por este dltimo
Correo, ell primer n6mero del peri6dico GEL
Correo de las An illas", quo he sido nom
bralo en- esta Provincial por su Director D.
Marcelino Bautista 1nico representante
para admitir del pdblico en- &C neral suscri-
clones, y solicitar la conformidad acep-
tacion de todos los que 10 recibieron direc
tamentc; en- este concepto Sc enviara un
ejemplar quien 10 solicite para conocerlo
con Ell objeto de suscribirse, y Sc suplica
los Srs. que 10 recibieron directamente, 81
es que aceptan la suscricion, que pueden en-
tenderse con esta agencia para ell psgo del
tiempo por que Sc decidan, en- moneda ex-
trangera corriente en- ell comarcio con ARE
alo Ia advertencia que Sc p ublica al res
lido de Ia portada que la cubic.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-07-19
Precio de suscricion en- moneda extran

Tambien estoy autorizado por dicho Sr.
Bautista, para admitir suscriciones a la
biograffa y retrato del general SAM con
la historic de su mando en- esta Isla, que
Sc publicara en- un solo y elegante vcl1men,
cuyo valor no eccedera de RS. vellon
cada ejemplar. por consiguiente quedan
abiertas alrbas suscriciones, en- Ia INTEL
gencia de que tengo de dar aviso Madrid
en- el primer vapor ingl6s con relacion no.
minal del n1mero de Srs. que Sc hsyan
suscrito al peri6dico, y por cuantos elem
plares de la biografia J retratos del gene
raj Sanz.
Puerto-Rico Mayo l6 de 1871.-San
Jose nun. o. Juan j. Marien.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-07-19
OJO A LAS MEDIClNAS,
Antigua farmacia Micard, dc T s. Alfonzo.


Antieun2Aco Linnmenc baamco reumatimo go door
case de door usandoo dice
pomc door dc cabaEa untAndolo ente ono
desaparecera e door
de nnguna dama qua gas bnquea dulc
os dndoe mpdeZ sol pueden aterarse
ha mo cue Ia ha para destrnr los
l. toda cIase de manchas dc Ia piel.
iQueyas tener Empo e cults? Usad el aqua de Venus
Regenerador del cabeuo peoy ev d undoo
beo hasta dad avand
notable e npde da brio sin gual
venta de capa lug de las
de 81 tocador de las dspas cabaleros
Polvos de Odonto egmos rgses espeaes linn
banquear dentadura esma hgenco
oecen de tai puede declrse
remedio para La boca. ..e
Aqua de sarato Congrex Waiter conocdo fenes
dos que han obendo dc las afeccones
est6mago c6licos ner7iosoa
PdoEa Monsorzat purgsu depmavo 6nco antboso dhl
DIGESTION d9
del hgado abren el apeto eyitan
Intermediates nsepaabes del veez ada ene medaa
de Ia vlgen is Monserrate instructions s.
bon Cookie antbuIOSas Compound
que endo de los ua bills que es
sfeccones del hgado
maa digestion mpueza de 6mense de
doa noches al acostarse tendran mvoeo
Homeopst rebda directmene de Hambugo, Aemana
qun complete dc 6bulos ducones nas esa farna-
hoy despachaT las
patas prove todos los boiqune necesn epuestos
Hpooso de Cal de Swan op ecaz para cr6nlco
raguamO
ronquios y de los pulmonds
iodado reepaxa aec-
clones del pecho.
Srop Amog recomendado nerv sa
Grageas Duand antenoagcas rob Lau Anaahuita
yanuos de citrate magnes pdo Dehau
para Ppsne paa psctorales especfcos
dos hasta d pdoas Holloway etc doas ymecnas
ue espenden al por mayor peoos equiaivos
Sc ha recibido 6soro para der paTia de
cete de Inaza aqua espeaden 10 rfts gallon.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-07-19
Palacio del Arte
GALE DEL SOL NUM-. go.

fogo pvigos de nvnco patente americana
del Haba en-
ESMALTADOS DIG RELIEVE CON COLoks
INSTA ANTANEOS. de de de SELLOS DE OORREO
pdbco reconocdo favorable acoyda con que
e ofe fotoga hoy Aemana;
De RELIEVE OOLOkDO 1N
TANTANEO ntroduda esta Capital por fALAco M
Beza coodo que de ademas de relieve que
aena todo conocdo na 81
ARTE retrao expueos vista Gel puoco
Esta e me recoenoa-
:, -.
afos los conocmlentos DE este
gnde PALAOO DEL ARTE para connr Cd
las condolences.
rerat insntneos coores
ciente Porceas ETC. etc. todo concenn ."
ate, al akance de toaas las torhNnas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-07-19
CCMPANIA REAL
De Vapores Correos Ingleses subvencionada
P0r el Gobierno de 5. M. b.

Pasan puerto stno snth6ma Europ Terra 6rue,
Pacihco los dia IL 27 de oada Habana Meco
los Esta los Utidos e die l6.
Los paeos de de (Meo Habana PuertoRco ionen
abor del Europa
santh6masLos de la segunda los tomap
bilete< San h6nas, a Ultima
Ea pohibidO los pasageros oma ete la de
compana Oonsulado Inge en- Puerto Rico abordo
FL pasaje tornado abodo pagara 10 e de recago.
Freaos de auvesants Jos de sta IaG
Los pasaos para Europa moneda coent para las Antas
media espanola. .r.s-..< |.*..f. ,.5 .r..B
Pim@a SegMnda Ida vueta cla
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-07-19

Be de ida v1eta les vados % de rebaa
Toda amia de4 pasaje
popa6 equivalence nda eb de Ia sesa parte precio
becdo entendendose ana parentes
Los des la
NOTALa deseen hace ben Oeto
cuque negoc pueen ete Waldo pr para cuaque
de las Anaa Terra frme Mco Colon quedandoae donde
4uieran voiendo asf gusan rebaja de 25
Los Cherbourg pueen queda Is s ngter
guaen los Ingaea puden quedar Fnoia
ino de hero entire oherbourg Paris Plymouth L6ndres reb
de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-07-19
GRAN BARATO.

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-07-19
ia MODA ELEGANTE ILUSTRADA.

PER1oD1co ESPECIAL PARA sENoRAs sEN0RITAs
hgurns lumlnadoS
detaadas puedn desea @
aculo publication no enga a
extrangero.
OADA ANO REPARTE
ell
gu ganes pa vesdo de amao natural para
mucalO0 fgurne en- negro 4S soore
pei y que epcacone pueden dea las
60 ovas peosas
fivaav morales
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-07-19
Regalo.

Las o que abonep Ia edi aho recban gratis Al
Encpeo Ih@adO
obete % oost de n tomo A. de 900
nesAdminracion Arena bfa- Capital
GsioP SoucGyt
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-25

Is banished from their vocabulary; il CONS
into fashion with Christianity, and the
commune decree its abrogation with the
other tattered rairnents of the worn-out
superstition. These gentlemen are not
charitable, they are humanitaires' es''-"fra-
ternels."
The drummers beat day and night, the
"rapper' within the walls Of this huge
mad-house, while death beats the "rappei
day ard night without its walls-sends IN
csrt-loads Of wounded and dying, huddled
together in the same vehicle. The crowds
gaze on the procession with almost indif-
ference, hardened and stupe6ed by the
repetition of the awful spectacle.
The gardens and parks are clothed once
again in delicate Spring verdure. Their
beauty and thsr fresh ness write In fndeli-
bic characters on sad and believing hearts
the immutability Of the fashions of the
Great Creator, strengthening faith in tho
immortality Of the words: God, the Soul
and Chariiy-in spite Of the DEGREES Of
"La Commune"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-25
COMMUNISM.
Its llideous Rsalisy-Paris and H
PFesent Fashions.

Its Hideess Rsalisy-Paris and Her
Present fashions.
Paris Correspondence Of the New York Journal Of
Commerce.
strange fashions are stalking about in
our once bright and beautiful Paris. But
all It's brightness and all Its beauty were
oniy Vesture winch copceaied the mass
oi mucous passions ana moral misery that
~. mas peeh Ies'ering many long year IN
ls iaupouIgs ana its WORKSHOPS the re-
sur, hoi OF ignorance ana poverty, but OF
lne 'eacnihgs OF educated men ana women
VINO nave WORKED ihdustr'ously, ana, alas !!
mos successiuI,y, IN the sehooi-house and
Va Ine press 70 destroy an oeieii IN TOD, all
moPe 81 inltnDrIaIIy, al responsibility be-
I'm Sia" ~ .n,s mo;, n.t taoae,n4raIize re peu-
e ~ S,Pamtms .neni o. lne ohiy means
.ess;on % nf sn; oraIi,r @ ] haiais;n aioai 'ne pos
,ianitv tn: wnrds ~ ca sna ,ho na,,I
are ont of fasbion ard :, ,b,;, u IL ane sou.
idol called T;6.r,s Er,,ern;,i E,n,;an %
The Par;sia, ,noda - Jito.,s .Hys,'o .
80, -, -: 49, 70 "ta! u ho'
Tn,,,' Wv -. T so' 'uo iashioii VI
arn pv, ror,d | ;Ii ~ % " W noPeu 1n"s ou. west
n ei ~oi,u WIZ SohIInue 10 "orsnip lts own
,A,r uodess OF Lioeriy ana not It's fright
lul nainesake drspeo IN the RED nag, drip
pug Win 9'ooo ana wet Win the tears OF
"'TVws anu orphans.
n, ne "hoerty OF conscience, decreed by
La Nomm means oriving the faith
,ui out o' she ehurches AZ the point CT the
osyShe'' iorpioolhg All puoiic worship,
sseshng tne sacred vesseis, roooing the
,' Poot,oo1es' ana closing the concscrated
oSeiIuings. ~ means 10 dePrve the dying
., sPi.Huai ASSISTANCE. 70 replace the min
sly W Tug ciergy al iuneiais, ana the
.aa yns oi any symooi OF christianity by
The oniu a ennsois,;n aIu nnaei discourse wherein
VIC ouiy Ionso'a.lon onered 70 the mourn
$3.50 ,"o nope tna' lhe chiidren OF the de-
70 he ar;nv.d may io 10 70 par.ake Si tne delights
Iii" ~ 10 1"Joseu III La hcpuohque oniver-
orna,,. ern" nnu .uus' mas oi these poor, silly
n,nno" ,r;,, ,1a.! oene.e lhat tue oom-
,h;n u VIII n;, 'aaugura'e a new order OF
,hnn IN, WI iouhu u repaotiqne where
49,, "'i oG no tauie poverty, or pain, or
~ hs' Hf anequal,ty IN cohditiohs' ana,
Ill, rIo no a., no yemaa,Wu.S,, no sergents-ae-
a vorn ~ dia s"", ~ sestr"snt t Oh 'iinor"ii'y-
I;borp,u p sor ind;r;Snrs AZ, i1sues 5;,u
i.rv yist: hv bniS-,inau Sa,;enai Gna.ds
who break steal and carr oT v;c,;p, ~
prison without deicnine 10 make known
of what crime he is accused. II means
the liberty of no, being allowed 10 exnress
A doubt of the immsculate nuritv and
beauty of ola Communen and of the sub.
lime virtue of ee cher nusnle, under main
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-25
WANTED, AGENTS.

seventy-fve to two hundred dollars per month
everywhere, male and female, TO introduce the
Genuine Improved Common Sense Family Sewing
Machine. This machine will stitch, hem, fell,
tuck, bind, braid, cord, quilt and embroider in
most superior manner. Price only SIS Fully
warranted for i've wears. We will pay 81 900 for
any mac hine that will sew stronger, more beau.
tfui or moro elastic seam than oars. 1t makes the
:. Elastic Lock Stitch.' Every second stitch can
be cut, and still the cloth cannot be pulled apart
without tearngn. We pay agents SIS to sos per
twice that amount can be made. For circulars
aad 'crms, apply TO or address,
q. BOWERS 4 CO.,
ij6Spruce Street, Philadelphia Pa.
CAurioS.-Do not be imposed upon by other
parties palming OFF worthless cast iron machines
under the same name or othera Use. Ours is the
only genuine ana really practical cheap machine
manu- factured. apri6d3m
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-25
Ghe Balletin.
THURSDAY.
WHY SHOULD A MAN BE A DEM.
OCRAT?

WHY SHOULD A MAN BE 4 DEM.
OCRAT?
The Springfield (Mass.) Republican,
after admitting that there was no ex-
cuse for man being . Republican in
these days, asks "why should q man be
Democrat ?" to which . Democratic
exchange replies: Because Democrats
are in favor Of an honest, intelligent
administration Of the government. Be.
cause the Democratic party is the party
Of the people. Because the nation
owes all it has Of greatness to the early
and judicious application Of Democratic
ideas and theories TO the administration
of its affairs. Because the Democratic
party is in &IQr of a government of the
people, "a ll|kteredzsn the interests
of the people. Becauseit is N favor of,
plain system Of government, "void of'
pomp, protecting all and granting ia
vors to none-dispensing its blessings
alike upon the high, the low, the rich,
and the poor Because the Demo
cratic party is in favor of a government
not of force but Of principles. Because
it is not a sectional party, but one
whose principles are alike sacred to the
people Of the North, the South, the
East and the West. Because il is a
party opposed TO "any kind Of tyranny
over the minds of men, Because the |
Democratic party is in favor of main
tanning the general government in the
exercise Of its constitutional powers,
and Of perpetuating to the States all
their sovereign rights, AMI to the people
all the liberty commensurate with the
maintenance Of sound civil govern
meut.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-25
SEALED PROPOSALS.
New Custom House, Cairo. Ills,
May 10th, ISL.

May Ibth, ISlI.
Sealed proposals viii be received at the Office Of
superintendent of the new Custom House, at
Cairo, Illinois, until O'Clock pm, the eth day
of May, 1871, for filing and grading the Custom
House Block. The proposals 10 be made for the
cubic yard delivered, and will be measured after
hliing by the Superintendent or an authorized
be retained until completion Of the contract. The
earth required will be about 1900 cubic yalds,
before the lst day of November, ISL. All bids
must be accompanied by bond Of two r. responsi-
be persons in the sum OF one thousand dollars
tract awarded to him.
The Department reserves the right to reject
any or all the proposals.
Proposals 10 be endorsed proposals for Filling
and Grading" and addressed G. II. sease, super.
intendent OF Custom House, CAIRO, Illinois.
myl6d6t q. n. SEASE, Sup't,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-25
A VOID QUACKs.

victim Of early indiscreuon, causing nervous
debility, premature decay, etc., having tried IN
vain every advertised remedy, mas discovered IA
simple means ofaelf cure, which he will send for
MS fellow-sufferers. Address, J. II. TUTTLE
lswsm sNsssau ST., New York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-07-11
BHckfcid.

Died nj Newbury. n. H., June 10th,
W. Franklin Bard of Buckfcld aged a.
years Being employed OH a Railroad.
on the 29th OF May, rs he was watching
u piece of rock weighing 20 lbs. from
blast % rods distant. On lis descent.
he swayed his body back To avoid The
stone and was truck on the foot. the
next day he wrote his vile rot To lac
alarmed. June LIST, II dispatch came Tor
the immediate presence ol his VIE.
When she arrived his foot had been am.
pulatcd near the ankle. Soon alter =
dispatch came for Capt. Levi, Bisbce OF
Sumner, father of Il former wife. VINO.
with all the skill and cure At his command,
could not save him rs he WAS gradually
sinking in great distress, not being able
to retain any nourishmcnt. llis remains
were received on the l7;h, 1t o'clock
Z. NJ, at Wa:rcn's Crossing. Summer,
and conveyed by the members OF The
Evening Star Lodge oi Free Masons,
Buckiield, Of which he WI. member,
to that most beautiful cemetery where
his first wife had slept eighteen years
beneath the blossoms ol spring and flow
ers of summer. The Re-, Mr. Munson
of Turner read the first A verses OF the
10Th chapter OF Cor. and offered prayer
and Mr.. IL. ~ aldron of Buckiield, con
Quoted The other services.
The oldest monument in the yard is
that al Jonathan Soule, 1871. That of
the iilsL person born in Sumner. Charles
Ford, is marked 1854, aged 20 years.
The first grave was that OF young
daughter of Charles Bisbee, grandfather
of Capt. Lewis, who said rs she saw her
father clearing Tie wilderness, bring
me here when | dic," which was done
within year. HARTFORD.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-07-11
BvOiri,ieM Items.

\ writer TO the Press compliments
Browniicld rs the native place OF some
of the most successful buSin,S - men and
distinguished lawyers OF our state.
Among them call to recollection Mcssrs.
s. T.. Il i. Spring, Judge Howard, the
Tylers, father and son, \. Rice, Judge
Goodenow and three brothers. all dis
tnguish,d lawyers, and some others
equally deserving notice. Shepherd
river furnishes vcIv safe and reliable
waler.powcr at several points in The
town where various kinds Of lumber are
manufactured. About mile above the
village is the iirtin and tub manuiactury
of the McsSls. Brown, where Il hundred
or more arc turned out in day. Further
down the stream. H. the board, shlngle
and grist mill OF Mcssrs. Thorne and
Searey. who have put in the best oil
machinery, and arc doing quite an eX'
tcnsiyc business. The tnnncry OF Mcssrs
Appleby and Morrill, occupies the power
further Gown. They are getting cut
about 80 sidca OF upper leather, week,
recurring about 600 coids Of bark and
wood year, and giving employment to
20 men. They have recently erected I!
large store house and boiler and dry
ing house. Mr.. Applcby is the inventor
of a wheel, into which the hides are put,
after coming out Of the lime, and kept
constantly in motion by the revolving
wheel, abou, half immersed in the liquor
used in tanning, by which they are
thoroughly .clcansed and drenched, there
by lcssening the time and labor OF COM
pieting the tanning process. MIR, A. Is
confident This wheel will come into
general use in all large tanncries Car
,iagcs and sleighs arc manufactured by
Mr.. Howa d clothing for Boston mar.
!;et, by Mr.. A. l.. Barrows, who usually
gets out about 400 coats II week. Mr.. a.
Martin, l. = manufacturers Oh TIL "'ic'
in all It's various departments. Shop
herd river is IN excellent trouting
stream. The hay crop. in the old fields
is very light, will barely pay for cutting.
On new land. where il is very rich, grass
is looking well. The crops OF apples
will be vcly light, in this vicinity. Corn
and potaloCs arc looking finely, the re-
cent rains giving them new life and
freshness Rye and oats generally are
looking wei. General Bean. one OF the
oldest and most respected citizens of
Browniicld had six sons in the army,
nearly Ill commissioned officers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-07-11
Rif1ltf01.fL Items.

The 4th was celebrated mt Rumlord
Centre by the Sabbath Schools at Rum
ford Point, Red Hill and East Rumford.
uniting ia a basket picnic with the school
ut Ru,nford Centre. A procession was
formed under The direction of VIM. Frost
Marshall, which marched through the
VILLAGE to the church, where, after prayer.
and singing by tho Rumiord churcil
choir. The declaration OF independence
wa. read by w. Peiliugill; then decla'
mat ions we're given by Messrs. Fred Bart
lett, f. IL. Hutchinson and Warren u.
Partridge OF the Centre School, aud
Frank Abbott and Chsls. Fox OF East
Rumfor, All the declarations were
very well delivered. rfcn followed re.
marks by Rev. J. Elliot aud Rev. j. Lui
kin, after which the company repaired to
grove prepared for the occasion. where
sumptuous dinner was prepared, and
dispensed from the various baskets, as
your correspondent can testify from eN'
perience. After dinner the company
again returned TO tho church. where al
ter singing, Mr.. A. j. Knights delivered
short orntion upon the subject OF Total
Abstinence and the exercises were clos
cd by hcnedction. At o'clock + NJ.
the Ancienls and Horribles appeared un
der the command Of Gen. j. Partridge.
and paraded the streets Of the village,
delivering All Grafton and u poem. after
they had attracted the entire attention oil
the people. II seemed 10 be the general
expression that the day had been very
pleasantly spent. The chairman OF the
Committee OF Arrangements desired me
to express his thanks to the several
speakers. and to Mr.. Geo. Farnum. for
kindly furnishing the materials Tor ma
king the grove. &c. i; TO Mr. Knights for
furnishing the ice. and To all who assist
ed in the preparations.
The Masonic Hall Is up ana boarded
we understand il is 10 be I'm nishcd ion
occupancy by the iirst of October. II
will be great addition to the good looks
of the village.
In driving through the County, | find
that the hay crop here j. better than the
average Of the towns. In eonvcrs'ng
with many good farmers OF this toxin
the general belief Is that two.thlrds OF Il
usual crop will be- cut this year. Corn
oat, and potatoes are looking finely.
OBSERVER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-07-11
N011c0U YilL0le.

Norway Village is y beautiful town to
spend part OF ones vacation in. II is
AZ miles from Portland. II mile and n
hall from South Paris station, on level
plain ut The loot Of Pennesewassce Pond,
a charming sheet Of water sey eral miles
long, from which we have III years gone
by, caught some of the pret!ies plckerel
that ever cheered a flshcrman's labOrs.
The Beals House, kept by Gen. George
L. Bcal, is fine large mansion. just
opened to the public. We have known
The landlord aud his estimablo wife for
many years. and know they can make
AS agreeable home as it is possible Tor
the traveller TO find anywhere. Portland
Press. a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-07-11
Hiram Items.

Capt. Andrew X. Bucknell has so far
recovered from recent paralytc
shock rs 10 be able TO drive about town.
He il the oldest man in town, who Was
born in il lie has held the office of
Constable twenty-five years, including
1918 and the present year. He also held
breaking up pillow considerable lasl
Spring, being in his 18th year.
The Hiram Farmers Club meets on the
first Saturday oil each month, and is doing
good wuk in bringing the agricultural
interests up to the proper standard.
The schools now in session are pros
pcring. Miss Nellie NJ. Kimball, of
Hiram, is teaching her first term in the
Watson district, giving satisfaction 10 NIL
concerned. Miss Eunice A. Randall, OF
Liminglon. is also teaching her first
term in the IIuntress district with good
success.
On July Ist, Frank WithanI, OF Hiram.
while returning from Portland ON The I.
& o. r. r.. had his pocket picked IN
Westbrook, oI pocket containing
some $50 The blaek.lcg was'caught ia
the ncI, and dropping the pocket book
lett, like Tire lobster that Bridget tried To
to boil alive
IL is thought that tho Republican can
iidales in this County will all run "eH.
except the Judge al Probate, and he Is u
very good Walker.
am sorry 10 learn that MIR WeiIlng
ton Towlc. prominent citizen OF Porter.
had his left arm broken IN two places
above the elbow. by piece at plank III II
was thrown against IL 10y II circular saw
in his mill at Porter village some tW"
weeks since.
Mr. Joseph Holt, OF Denmark, informs
ne that some of his com was killed by
/ frost in that town, on June 29lh.
Mr. William Hatch. OF Cornish. wa
" years old on juno 18th lie is hale.
! hearty and cheellul-walki with quick,
elastic step. reads line print without
glasses. and has been worthy member
OF the Methodist chiuch sersaty.fr,
I yeWS J.. a. W