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Donaldson, Lewis : & Co.,
Successors to Wheeling Wagon and carriage
Co., Manufacturers of all kinds of
CARRIAGES. BUGGIES, EXPRESS
WAGONS, &C.
Market street, q doors above Post offce.)
WHEELING, VEST "a. a.
|. Four of the principal members Of the old
firm having purchased the carriage depart
ment of the old company, will carry it on, in
all its branches, as heretofore The reputa.
ton which the old firm has gained for build
ing first class work will be maintained. The
wood department will be under the charge
of W. R. Donaldson, the painting under VIM.
Little, the smithwork under Wash Lewis, and
that of the finishing under C. Ahl all Of
whom have the reputation Of being first class
workmen. 49,
Soliciting a continuation of the patronage
heretofore extended to the old firm, we hope
BY strict attention to business and the
turning out of 1rst-class work to merit q
continuation of the same. We guarantee
our prices as low as any other horse for the
same class of work.
~ DONALDSON. LRWIS & CO.. .
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NICHOLAS P. LISK'S ESTATE.
NOTICR is hereby given that the under
IN signed has been appointed Executor OF
the estate Of Nicholas P. Lisk. late OF Mon-
roe county. deceased. -.,,s,l-, -.
xueH%xs. lAFFM LME,
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r-.sf s.t ft-ffs .
sseaM h Courier. J. HARRISON, Mast.
Ls Express, Phil ANsHUrs, Mast.
hMallie Ragop, S95e
, J. w. WILLIAMSON, Mast.
COURIER leaves Wheeling for Parkersburg
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at
103 o'clock a m. Returning, leaves Parkers.
burg every Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
at 6 o'clock a. m.s9 - ba2 .sEAtcs ifa
EXPRESS leaves Wheeling for Petersburg
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at l04
O'Clock a. m. Returning, leaves Paikersburg
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 6
o'clock q. m. 80 .Is ~ Isgts.f IL ~,
MALLIE RAGos leaves Wheeling for Pitts
burgh every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day, at 7 O'Clock a. m. Returning, leaves
Pittsburgh every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, at 12 O'Clock, IN. 4st ~
Il bF4 c.sH. BOOTH & CO., Agents, !!
apr20,75Y. 5ssa Wheeling, West Va.
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BACON FOR SALE,

Il will pay the highest market price for
Bacon. And to those in town wanting good
hams, shoulders or sides, will supply, at the
lowest market rates. Call and examine my
stock. - =" - il2t9 II
dec7Y. WILLIAM SCHBUFBLK.
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ALFRED SHAW and IS others.


OXFORD SS.-Board Of County Congmissioners,
September Session, 1875.
Upon the foregoing petition, satisfactory evil
dence having been received that the petitioners are
responsible and that inquiry into the merits OF
their application is expedient, it is Ordered that
the County Commissioners meet at Buckneld
village on Tuesday the 9th day OF November next
view the route mentioned in said petition ;immed-
lately after which view, hearing of the parties
and Witnesses will be had at some convenient place
ia the vicinity, and such other measures taken in
the premises as the Commits siOners shall judge
proper. al
And it is further Or dere that notice OF the time
place and purpose of the Commissioners meeting
Aforesaid, be given TO all persons and corporations
interested, by causing an attested copy Of the
upon the Chairman of the County Commissioners
OF Androscoggln county and upon the respective
clerks OF the towns of Buckheld and Hebron in the
county of Oxford, and Turner and Auburn In the
county OF AndroscoggD, land also posted up in three
public places in each OF said towns, and published
three weeks successfully in the Kennebec journal,
newspaper printed at Augusta, by the printers
to the State, and In the Lewiston Journal. news.
paper printed at Lewiston, in the county OF An
droscoggin, and in the Oxford Democrat, news
paper printed at Paris. in said county OF Oxford
the first of said publications and each of the other
notices, to be made, served and posted, at least
thirty days before said time of meeting, to the end
that all per- ons and corporations may then and
there appear and shew cause if any they have, why
the pra err of said petitioners should not be grant.
ed
Attest JAMES $. WRIGHT, Clerk.
true copy oil said petition and order Of court
thereon.
Attest JAMES s. WRIGHT, Clerk
3w4f
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STATE NEWS.

Mr.. Jas. Clarisey of Baileyvle, was thrown
from his wagon, Wednesday, and sustained severe
injuries Of q very peculiar nature. He struck
violently upon his back and shoulders, and dislo-
Gated his breast bone at the point where it joins
the collar bone. This is case rarely met with in
surgery.
The annual session of the Cumberland county
Musical Association was held in Falmouth, Oct.
18th and l3th.-The 18th session of the Knox and
Lincoln Musical Association was held in Bath,
Sept. 2Sth to Oct. lst, with Mr.. Carl Zarrahn as
Director people in Houlton and neighbour
hood held meeting in IIoulton, Sept. Both, pre-
liminary to forming Musical Association in Ar
roostook county.-The Penobscot Musical Assoc
alton is one of the most active in the State and
has recently had successful convention.
The Oxford Register saws In admiration of the
chvalric warrior, man at Buckfed has chris
tened his son "Stonewall Jackson"
The Calais Times says that usually at this sea-
son the lumber wharves begin to present bare APP
pearance, but this year they are piled full, and
several million feet or lumber more than usual
will be carried through the winter.
The following business changes were reported
the past week in Maine:
Bath-G II. Palmer, dry goods, sold 10 w. Z.
Hill
Elsworth-Jordan 4 Clarke, builders, dis.
Lewiston-Covell Il Osgood, harnesses, dis ;
now b. Osgood
sprague & Getchcll, gro. and prod, dis, now
b. F. Getchell
Norridgewock-Tob & Bracket, gen. store
dissolved
Pars-Hathaway. Davis & Co., furniture, mfrs,
dissolved
Rockland-F. G.. Cook, druggist sold to J. Z.
Robinson.
The catalogue of the State college has been is
sued. There are at present llj students in col
lege; 80 seniors, 20 juniors, % sophomores, 80
FIRE shman and . in the SOeclal course. A list oil
the graduates of the college numbering 81, with
their present occupation as far as can be ascer-
tanned, can be found at the close Of the pamph-
let Eight of the students are Bangor boys, and
six of them are in the freshman class, the other
two being in the special course.
At Morrilrs Corner can be seen an immense
boulder weighing 80 tons. 1t sets on platform
car and has just arrived from Massachusetts,, where
it was found. 1t is to be taken to the cemetery
to be cut out into a monument. 1t is delivered by
man named Cows; who formerly resided at ia
maica Plains, Mass, and cost Sl700 to be deliver
ed here. The stone is dark granite, quite rec
tilinear in form, and can easily be cut into monu.
tai shape.-[Press.
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NEW YORK..
Moody and SankeY.

New York, October 25. The morning PRAYER
meeting of Moody and Sankey commenced in Tai
madge's church, this morning at s o'clock. The
building was crowded, some 5000 being present.
comprising many men en- route to business but
the audience were mostly women. Quite num-
Der of clergymen were also in the audience, but
the pulpit platform was occupied only by Moody
and Sankey. The services opened with hymn,
then prayer by Mr.. Moody, then hymn by Mr..
Sankey, followed by prayers by different persons
in the audience, interspersed with hymns The
meetings closed about nine o'clock.
The Evangelists held forth another immense
audience at the Brooklyn rink tonight. The
building was filed to every part, and none were so
info; tuDate as to be turned from the doors. Mr.
Moody took his text fom Romans Sd chap. Sth
verse, and addressed vigorous address. At the
close, meeting for young men was held in the
old Dutch church, opposite the rink.
Sweeney's Answers.
Peter b. Sweeney's attorney billed his answers
to the papers, lin the suit for Sc 1893 957. Sweeney
denies that he conspircd with the late James Wat
son, OF any other person, to defraud the city, and
furthermore denies that he received any part of
the S933,6i mentioned in the complaint as hav-
ing been drawn on six warrants for the payment
of fraudulent claims.
PickpOcket Arrested.
"A pickIocket was arrested at the Moody and
Sankey meeting yesterday, with pocket full Of
trihkets valued at SlS3.
A Rogue at Large.
Ferris, who was shot by Haggerty, at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, is out of danger. Haggcrty has
not been captured. He is the man who stole the
ring vouchers some time ago.
A RumOr.
1t is rumored that motion will be made to-
morrow in the Brooklyn Court, for counsel for
Joseph Loeder, upholsterer, who was indicted for
slandering Rev. Henry Ward Beccher, to quash
the Indictment
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KANSAS.
Rights of Il Newspaper.

Parsons October %. The first number of a
new paper called the Indian Progress, published
by Boudinot & Hams, appeared at Muskogee-
Creek Nation yesterday.
1t is reported that Gen. Shanks, Indian Commits
sioner, aud NJ. P. Roberts have secured charter
from The Creek Council to publish an international
paper at Muskogee, and they have also obtained
an order from the Council directing the suppress
sion of the Progress" and the removal OF the
printing material and building, within ten days
outside the limits of the Creek Nation, under pen
atty OF contscatlon. Boudinot 4 Hams have ap
pea!ed to the United States for protection, with a
view to ascertaining whether a newspaper can be
suppressed or q censorship established over its
columns.
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4 Strange Antmnl.

An affair occurred in Somerset county, the Other
day, that is of a somewhat curious nature, As
showing the habits of a certain Wild animal. n
hunter started up in the town Of Cornvillc, GER
tain wild animal, resembling somewhat carliou
or a half grown moose. The animal PIT for the
village of Cornvilc, RAINING through the llirci-
pal street, and attracting large namber of per
sons who followed in pursuit with guns and other
weapons The animal made directly for The VII
lagc of Mercer, followed by his crowd OF puisuers
but keeping ahead of them all the time. His
course was directed exactly through the most
thicky settled portion Of the village. Continuing
on he next turned into the village of Smithfald,
and after passing through this his career was end!
cd and he was brought down with shot. Moth
ing in those parts has been resembling tbs
creature, ard there is diilerence Of opinion
whether it was 4 caribou or haligrown moose.
The animal weighed go pounds. The curious
part of the matter is that instead of taking to the
woods. that were in close proximity, the beast
should steer his course straight through the towns
and villages.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
A Dastardlt Act.

Boston, October %. A bold attempt was made
Sunday night to throw the Portsmouth freight
train on the Eastern Railroad from the track near
Seabrook, \. II. 1t was unsuccessful, Though
causing some damage.
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rELEEKAMSIN GENERAL.

The internal revenue receipts yesterday were
S643,4 Alb. The custom receipts were SG99,000.
Extensive floods reported in England, and
several losses of life.
Warren Adams, prominent citizen Of Ludlow
Vermont, was thrown from his carriage yesterday
and killed.
The Emperor William returned to Berlin, yester-
day, from his trip to Milan.
Base ball at Philadelphia, yesterday-St. Louis
2, Philadelphia H. Six innings.
Base ball at Hartford Yesterday Hartfords 5,
Chicagos 3.
An informal reception was rendered last night
to Carl Schurz, at the residence of Royal Phelps.
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BRUNSWICK.
Attempted Suicide.

Brunswick October Is. Cummings Alexander
of Great Island, lIarpswell, a man 40 years of
age, who has been for some time in poor health
and depressed in spirits, left home last night and
wandered off into the woods, where he cut his
throat, intlicting severe wound, but not .sufli-
Gent to cause Instant death. Search was made
for him during the night bnt he was not found
This morning he came home of his own accord,
having barely strength sufficient to reach his
house. Dr. Mitchell of Brunswick was summoned
AID dressed the wound. lie psonounces his re-
coyery doubtful.
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w. {. Fnrncl, proprietor Of the Wilton Wooden
Mil is meeting with much success in the sale OF
his.goods. lie has one Of the finest mills to be
found anywhere and the goods Of his manufac-
ture of Il superior quality as Is cyiicncod by
the trade he commands-hi. goods selling readily
to the best houses throughout Maine and also it
Boston and New York.
The Wooden Mi Turner has suspended nus
mess cause, large stock OF manufactures on hand
unsod.
The ST. Adams cheese factory made sixteen
tons of the best OF cheese ia 1903 days, averaging
l-3 pounds oil milk to pound of cheese
The cheese factory at Canton run three months
less two DAYS, making 81 900 lbs Of supcrio
cheese. Had GO patrons. 10 pounds Of milk
yielding one pound Of cheese. Cost Of making, 9
cts per pound.
The wooden mills of Rufus Gibbs Of Blidgton,
have suspended operations for season. The
Forest City aud Pondicheny MILLS are running
night and day with an unusually large force en-
ployed.
The largest kiln Of bricks ever made in Lincoln
county is now in progress Of burning at the yard
Of Capt. Il. II. Tucker in Wiscasset. 1t contains
80 G00ll bricks ia breadth, 80 in height, and
- feet in length The yards is well worth visit.
The spacious kiln house is ample to hold million
Of brick, and the wood to complete the burning
The Richmond Corner cheese factory company
nave sold lhlty bhis. of cheese to Portland par
ties for II y and l3 !, cents ger pound delivered
IT Moth LeCd.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, Uct0Der %, ISE.
Flour-extra spring "a $50.
Wheat-No. spring Cash ali0-: nlAa-- Oct.
101ah- Nov
Corn-No :, mived. cash 521l AJAX Nov. 50Aa
a5lh Oct;
Oats-No.2 3'ha- cash: Nov. )i%a; Oct S3. a
Rye-No. 2 70aa.
Barley-NO.2 spring 81 "a cash; SlL a. Nov.
80 "a Oct.
Dressed Hogs-9 OOaS Sd. a
al9 80 - Nov.
Lard. IS SO als so cash; a1s So Oct
IL 1j-a- Nov.
Bulk Meats shoa.ieys So Is 81, short rib mid
la ~; short clear mid I24a--.s
Hams Is Ms average a.
Whiskey-llS-a. &
Fregbts-Corp to Buffalo, 34a =; wheat do T.
a..
Recepts-l0 000 Hour; 40 00t wheat: lis 00o corn,
81, 900 oats; 5000 rye; 1000 barley.
Shipments 500 nour 2t6 0E wheat; 900
corn; 9.JW oats: 1900 barley: 0o0) rye.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO TIKI
daily Eenaebee aonrnaI.
MACHIAS.
Arrest and Escape of Burglar.

Arrest and Escape of Burglar.
Machias, October %. Uriah futile was arrest
s&at Milbridge, Saturday, tor breaking and rob-
bling the stores of II. II. Bowlcs and Wcbber (
Felney. About 5000 in goods arc missing. Tut
tie escaped from the officer and is still at large.
lie had accomplices in the robbery.
Accidentally Shot by O. Gun.
John Bowling Of Machias, by the accidentally
discharge of gun, shot himsclfbadly in the arm,
last evening.
Sudden Death.
Ephram Keen Of Columbia Falls, formerly Ct
Boston, died suddenly, yesterday afternoon, Of
heart disease
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Personal.

Personal.
Hon. w. J. Corthell recently lectulcd in Mil
town. He is one OF the most earnest and eloquent
speakers in the State.
The wife ofCol. j. Manchester Haynes of this
city, who has been in Europe several months, re
turned home on Saturday
Young Beale, who injured at the recent fire,
is getting along nicely
Col Smith Of the Press, was in thc city the other
day. He hasn't fallen away any on account Of
the libel suit.
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D.tcD.

IN Norway, 18Th inst Addie Estglla, daught + OF
~ and Mrs. 4, 4. Billings, aged 10 wears.
In i,cCkhnd, l. inst infant daughter OF W william
e, and Lucy a. Decrow, aged7 weeks days; 9th
inst Capt. William McCarty, aged "a years and I
months 10th inst, Emery, son of VIM. H.. and Lu.
clnda p. Cunningham aged 10 years, II months and
Il days. nth inst, Mrs. Margaret T., wife OF Aaron
Nickerson, aged Is years and mos
In Bath, Goth inst, Miss Rhoda Mclntire aged 80
VI 2Jlh inst, Martha j.. wife of Washington Has.
son aged IS Yeas, months 2lst INST, Arthur p,
son OF Lawrence Delehnntv, aged years 10 mos.
In Wiscasset, 18Th inst, Ellen H. wife of james
II. Tlbbets, aged ~ yeal months.
In PhipsbIrs, Goth IL st, Absalou. Wallace, age,
as years, months ,S0,h inst Roland spinncy, aged
90 years months.
In Washington 18th inst, Or. Z. S. Youug, aged
IS years, IL months.
In Warren, 10Th inst William II. French, aged
3 years, q days
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EltsN.
England.

London, October %. The Pail Mall Gazette
has telegram from Bcmday, which says the Nj
gan of Hydrebolt after all excuses himself from
meeting the Prince of Wales. lie pleads that he
is too unwell so undergo the journey himself, but
will send deputation.
A telegram asserts that Senior Canovas De Cos
tillo will form new ministry. The King and
Gen. Jovallar will then join the Northern army.
Spain.
Madrid October % The Epoca says that in
addition to the $4,000 troops sent to Cuba since
the appointment of Valmaseda to the Captain
Generalship, the government have determined to
send further force of 1000, which forms a tenth
part of the force sent last year.
: The executive authorities of Cuba have re-
ceivcd directions to purify the Cuban administra-
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ROCkLAND,
Fire Inquest.

RocAland, October %. The inquest in the
case Of the burning of the house of Mr.. Ingraham
continued to-day, but not yet concluded. The
house Of Warren Savage, to which Dexter
Haynes was proved to have removed the wagon
load of goods from the Ingraham house, in the
night week before the fire, was searched to-day,
and large quantity of goods belonging to and
identified by Mr.. Ingraham, was found besides
Haynes own effects. Thi. fixes the larceny upon
him bevoud doubt
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Gardiner Locals.

The favorite Steamer Star Of the East made the
quickest time of the season, from Boston, On hen
last trip, arriving at her dock at 6 A. NJ. She re
ports that the last week has been ono Of exceeding
fine weather, hardly ever equalcd.
Our wharves present very lively appearance
a large number of vessels di.charging and loadn.
Quite a fleet of them are outward bound, waiting
for steam, some four carIocs of lumber being
ready and others Of hay, stone &c.
Mr.. White of Pttston, who was very seriously
injured last week by falling from derrick. Is re-
ported improving and il is thought that he may
recover.
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Carriage Mandatory.

Carriage Mandatory.
The carriage and sleigh mahuiactory Of Nir.
John A. Mitchell, on Bangor street, in this city,
is one of those establishments, which attn 5urh
not being extensive in its operations, turns out
good deal of work, and adds considerably to the
business Of the place. Mr.. Mitchell has carried
on the business at this place FOR several years, en-
ploying frst-class workmen and material, and
consequently turning out first cla55 work. lie
EMPLOYS five men on the wood work, the nonio5
being done by Mr.. w. A. Swan, whose shop Is IN
the basement CT the building, and who employs
two men. Twenty-fve sleighs and fifteen car
riages have been turned out the past season, be-
sides any quantity Of repairing and reyampipg'
and other ordered and job work. Two fancy
sleighs were made for New York parties. The
important position of boss" painter is filed by
Mr.. Geo. F. Davies, who has been with Mr.. Mitch
ell for about five years. and his work on many of
the carriages and sleighs owned and used in this
vicinity, tell of his talent and ability as painter
better than any newspaper paragraph can. In
connection with his other work. he does consider
able sign painting. Mtchell's establishment con-
ssts Of wood shop, trimming shop, paint shop
blacksmith shop, and repository. We are pleased
to notice these places of industry, and We wish
that they might be multiplied.
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Maine Central Railroad.
CHANGE OF TINE.

On and after Monday, Oct. 25th, 1875,
trans Viii leave Augusta
For Portland and Boston, Geo, II 40 A. NJ, and
10 50 r. NJ.
For Rockland, coo, IL 40 A. NJ.
For farmn. ton, IL 40 A. NJ.
For Bath, Lewiston and Portland, 600, Il.40 A.
NJ, 2.l5 Nj.
For Watervlle and Skowhegan, 440P. NJ.
For Watervilie, Belfast, Dexter and Bangor, 3.35
A. NJ. 40 y. NJ,
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SOUTH AMERICA.
Trouble between Holland and Ne"-
eZuela.

New York, October 25. A letter on the 18th of
October, says the Dutch Consul at ST. Thomas has
received a telegram saying:
"Advse the minister at Caracas to present his
ultmatum and withdraw either to Curacao or st.
Thomas and to take his archives with him, or, if
this is refused, to place them in the hands OF some
friendly colleague"
The Consul chartered schooner and sent the
despatch to Curacao on the 18th, whence it was
forwarded to Lacuayra.
A schooner was chartered on the llth aud de-
spatched for l.acuayra. 1t is not known positive
" for what reason but it is rumoled that tele-
gram was received in advance of the message TO
the Consul and the schooner took the news down
to GuZmau Blanco,
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CANADA.
Failure.

Montreal. October %. w. Markland, of the
Moasic Iron Works Co., has failed. Liabilities
estimated at quarter of million of dollars,
RObberies.
The wholesale establishment Of NJ Morgan has
been robbed of $4,000 worth of silks and lsces
Last night, Mr.. Muldoon's safe was stolen from
his residence on Stanley street. and over $1,000
worth Of papers and money carried off
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!HarrieO.

In card ner. 18th inst. james +. Day to Miss FL
Ia w Neal, both OF Gardntr
in Portland, 18th inst, than Coycl Of Bath, to
VI -, Jennie H. Hanson OF Woowich.
In Norway, Iith int, tiizW iiam Worcester, Of
Peabody, Mass, To Miss Nellie Green, daughter OF
%. Green, Of South Palia
iu North Norway, 1877 inst, George W. IIcIrick
of Norway, to Miss AbO,c Nulliu, OF oxford.