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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-01-13
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-01-13

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ftanbi9eu Mann unenbli4 eiel Snterede.
, 1875-04-24
VIEW Use MENTS.
Bekjendtgjorelse

Wet bekjendtgj6res herved at Skatterne
D for Aa'et 1874 nemlig Grund og'
Bygnlngsskatten, Afgif' at Sucker Pro-
ductionen, Leieafgitten, i pct Skatten,
Nye- Huns Cavallerie og ArtilIerie samt
Immigrations Skatterne forfader til Be-
falling den lst Mai d. A og vile bIive mod
tague Kasserer Contoirel etter den Ode /
liver at Maanederne Mai og Juni. Skater
ne paa de Eiendomme Frederiksteds By,
der like eies Of PIantageeiere, kunne ind
betales paa Bytoged-C ontoiret samme-
steds liver Fredag f'ormiddag KI. s til l2i
samme Maaneder, for hviIk4 Skater der da
wi blive meddeelt Qvittering at Byfogden
for Kassereren. Etter Udgangcn af Juni
Manned vii Restaucelisterne blive indsendte
til GoGvernementets videre FoIanstaItninq.
En- s~Fortegneise over Debitorerne o.
Eiendommene, med Angivelse af Skattens
Belob er henlagt till Ettersyn for Christian
steds Jurisdictions Vedk ommende Kas-
serer- Contoiret, eg for Frederiksteds Ju-
Predictions paa Bytoged-C ontoiret samme-
steds.l - = %
bet Kongelige Kasserer Contoir, st.
Groix den 19ds April 1876. @.
&Ftst sfsstsa j. A. HOVER,
, 1875-04-24

be received at the Treasurer's Office after
the 9th of each. of the months of May and
June. The Taxes on all such Town-pro-
perties in Frederiksted which do not be-
long to Estate Owners, can be paid to the
Sheriff in said Town every Friday fOre-
moor from 8 to IL O'Clock during the same
months, for which Taxes receipt will be
given by him in behalf of the Treasurer.
At the expiration Of the Month of June.
the list of arrears will be sent to Govern
ment for further measures.
A list of the Debtors and Of the proper.
ties with specification of the respective
amounts of Taxes may, for the Jurisdic-
tion of Christiansted, be seen at the Trea-
surer's Office and for the Jurisdiction OF
Frederiksted at the Sherif's Office, in
said town.
Royal Treasurer'a Office, St. Croix 18th
April 1875.
J. A. HOVER.
, 1875-04-24
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SHlPPING INTELLIGENC E.
FRET ERIKS TED.
E N D

April. 1875.
IA Amer. Brig ''N%elie," Higgins, Master,
from Trinidad.
!" Eng. Sch. "Sea Serpent" zimmermann,
Master, from Torlola- Wood.
Eng Sloop Liberty" Stevens, Master,
from Tortola- Wood.
Dan. Slo0p "Ringdovo,'' Wells, Master,
from st. Johns Manure
~ Dan. Barque Jacob" Schou, Master, from
CFristiansted.
Norw: Ship "Amazone." Nielsen, Master
from st. 1~homas-Ballast.
Dan. Sch "Adriana - Simmons, Master,
from St. Thomas-Mdze.
80 swedish Barque 'Azov," Ommundson,
Mas'er. frm St Thomas-Ballast
Ihreemasted Sch. "E. H. Herriman."
=, Her'ilnah Master, from St Thomas-Ballast
Il Eng. SlooP Liberty" stevens, Muster,
from TortoIa-Coals
Eng. Sloop SEA Queen" George, Master
oo from Tort,la-Coals.
~ Dan. Sch 'Adriana,' Simmons, Master,
1r'm St. Thomas-Mdze
Dan. Sloop Emile" w. Williams, Master,
from St. Thomas-Wood 4 Coal
Eng Sloop Lady Rombold,' DAILY,
Master, from Tortola-Smith Goals,
CLEARED.
a. Sch City Of Chelsea" Goodwin Master,
Tor New York Sugar q Molas,es.
- Eng. Sch. Sea Serpent" Zimmerman,
Master, for ToltoIa.
Eng sloop Liberty Stevens, Master,
Dan. sloop ~"Rlngdovo," Wells, Master,
fer Vieques.
10 Dan Sch. Lotus Nc. Coul, Master, for
Vicques.
-" Dan Sch. "Adriana,' Simmons. Master,
for St. Thomas.
81 Dan. Sloop Nautilus" Fench, Master, for
st. Johns.
" Amer. Brig "Nellie," Higgins, Master, for
New York Sugar q Molasses.
CHRISTIANSTED.
NTERED D.
"a Eng. Brig Florence May " Geitzler Mas
ter, from st Thomas
" Amer. Brig George" J. Brown, Master,
from Newhaven.
" Eng. Sch Portland" D.. F. Morgan Mas
ter, from America.
81 Dan. Sch .VigiIont," Pentheny, Master,
from st. Thomas.
% Dan Sch. Hugo Akai, Master, West
CT cared.
81 Dan. Sch. Lizzie" Mo.Gregor, Master,
for St Thomas
% Dan. Sch. ''Vigilant,'' Pentheny, Master,
for St Thomas.
" Dan Sch. Hugo" Akai, Master, for West
End.
, 1875-04-24
Publication.

VT is hereby made known that the Taxes
a for the year 1874 viz: The Ground
and Building Tax, the Tax on the produc-
ton of sugar, the percentage-Ta ak on the
Rent of houses, the Quart percent Tax, the
Nrw-Tax. the House-Tax he Cavalry and
Atillery-Th and the Immigration Tax, be-
some due on the 1st May this year, and will
, 1875-04-24
CHRISTLANSTED, Gath april 1876.

His Excellency, Governor GARDE, paid
a short visit to this island this week, COM
ing in the Schooner "Vigilant," Wednes-
day Morning, and leaving by the same
on Thursday.
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Boston Stock List.
STATE N r. VS..

The following are the recent business changes
in the State;
Portland-E. {. < c. II. O'Biion, hay, straw,
&c, now Ed. c. O'Brion and c. II. O'Brion.
Morgan q Dow, CON-, row 4. NJ. Morgan and
+. &. Dow.
Bangor-Field & Robertson, builders, new; A.
$. Field & Chas. Z. Robertson.
Augusta-lIenry \. Hall < Go gro dis now
o. Parker.
Bddcford-R Wilson K Son, fish, dis; now r.
Z. Wilson.
dgton-Dennett, Kimball x Co., gen. store
dis; now bennett < Dodge.
Gouldsboro' winter Habor) ,-Curti, Stevens
gen. store. sold to G. W. Tracy.
iallowell-J. ID. IIenick, fish, sold to Ba>set
4 Collins.
The Bridgton News brags on a thunder shower
they had there few days ago. The lightning
struck down tree, tore up boultlers and played
the dickens generally.
There is to be q June meeting Of the Bangor
trottiDg park for Maine and Province horses. Six
purses are offered, aggrcgating 81 900, and the
meeting will occupy three days, two races each
to be trotted on Tuesday, 22d, Wednesday, 23d,
and Thursday, oath.
There are 10 oranges of the Patrons of Illus
bandry in Maine, with membership of about
1000.
There were eighteen arrests for drunkenness in
Portland Saturday night.
w. NJ. Morrill, of Gray, is making preparations
to mine for coal his farm in Raymond. The
indications are such that he thinks it good in
vestmcnt.
Sncakng clothes line thieves are about again
and last Monday night they visited the premises
of II. r. Drummond, Sidoey Howard and Chas
ii. Keith, in Winslow and selecting the best spec
linens of clothing they could find, they carried
them off.
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NEW HAM PSHlKE.
Masonic Election.

Concord, May II. At the annual convocation
of the Grand Council Of the Select Royal and
Super Excellent Masters of the State OF New
Hampshire, held at Masonic Hall this evening,
the following officers were elected for the ensuing
year:
NJ. P. Grand Master, o. c. Fisher, ef IIenn-
ker.
Deputy ?. Grand Master, A. J. Thompson, OF
Iacona.
Grand Trcarurer, Daniel r, Marshall, of Nash
ua.
Grand Recorder, John A.IIaines, of Concord.
Grand Chaplain, Thomas J. Sanborn, of Con-
cord.
Grand Conductor, Henry Colby, of Manches-
ter.
Grand Captains of the Guards, Clark and Row
ell, of Keene.
Grand Steward, Henry p. Glidden, of Dover.
Grand Marshal, Joseph w. Robinson, Of Clear
mont
Grand Sentinel S. W. Emerson, Of Concord.
There was large attendance at the meeting -
Other meetings of Grand Masonic bodies of the
State will take place here this week, as follows -
Tuesday morning at IL o'clock, convocation Of
the Grand r. A. Chapter.
Tuesday afternoon, council of High Priests.
Wednesday morning at IL o'clock. Grand
Lodge.
Fatal Accident.
Keene. May Il. A young Frenchman named
Thomas Campbell, was thrown from a runaway
team in Marlboro village, last evening. breaking
his neck and killing him instantly.
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1t is about the time of the year for learned
disquisitions on the currant worm, and, in case the
pest appears, of suggesting multtudinous remedies
for its determination. 1t is thought by those ac-
quainted with bug scieAee, and big bags generally,
that millions of cocoons and eggs. which, other
wise, would have covered the earth with devasta
ting bugs and worms, We're killed by the severe
cold winter. This being so, why would not the
same cause operate upon the crawling, mischievous
currant worm family? We may have conc"ftam
testimony upon this question; but are willing to
submit the whole matter TO the Dict Of " ofHS.
One thing is certain, that the bushes upon which
these miserable crawlcrs, clothed in green gar
ments and shod with the preparation Of destruc
ton, luxurated last season-and upon which We
hope every mothers son Of them was stretched a
helpless corpse-are coming out this spring as
bright and green as though an enemy had not so
recently stripped them of their verdure and fruit
age. But should these rascals come again, to rob
peaceably- disposed community of their vested
rights in currant jelles, jams and wine, we know
of whole neighborhoods who have taken the
manhood pledge" not to use any more white
hellebore, slaked lime pepper, salt or vinegar but
lust to give the crop up to the worms.
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VIM. II. LIBBY, Sheriff.
Augusta April 90, 1873. 3s2o
Commissioners Notice.

fINIE undersigned having been appointed com,
missioners by the Ju9ge o. ios ,h
claims of creditors against tho estate of George
Jameson late OF Windsor in said kennebec, oc-
ceased. notice is hereby given that six months
nom the 10Th day of April, instant is allowed tor
creditors TO bring in and prove their claims, and
(o, the purpose of receiving said claims and deed-
inv thereon we will be in session at the Office OF T..
W. Whehouse. Esq, in Augusta, at 10 o'clock, A..
M on Tuesday the stth day OF August next, ana
on Tuesday the 26th day of October next.
JOSEPH w. PATTERSON, ! commissioners
PHIL AMBER 5. PERCfyAL,l
Augusta, April p, ISIS. Sw2e
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO
-TOTHE-
9aily Kenaebee 9ournal.
PORTLAND.

Suicide.
Portland, May II. Abraham Andrews a well
to do farmer of Fryeburg. hanged himself, yes
terday, aged 20.
A small house owned by Mr.. Frost, in Frye.
burg, was burned last night. Loss about $500
Railroad Affairs.
The management of the Maine Central have
decided to put 1928 100 into new depots, water
an iron bridge at West Falmouth and Lewiston.
The stockholders and bondholdcrs of the OK
ford Central railroad held meeting to-day to rat
ify and confirm transfer OF the road to the bond
holders
The Liquor Agency.
Our liquor agency will be closed tonight, on
account Of the dead lock between the democrat c
mayor and republican majority of aldermen, in
regard to the election of agent
East Maine Conference.
In the East Maine Conference, at Calais this
morning, the appointments were made and the
session finally adjourned.
Democratic State Convention.
The Maine democratic State convention Will be
holden at Augusta, Tuesday, June 22d.
Sad Accident.
Portland, May Il. a despatch to the Argus
says Mrs. Abbie Wheeler, of Rockland, was hold
ing post for man to drive into the ground,
when the beetle slipped and struck her severe
blow on the head, tearing off the entire scalp
She Is g. years old and cannot live.
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Portland, May II. Abraham Andrews, a we
to do farmer of Fryeburg, hanged himself We
terday, aged 20.
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Launching OF Fine Ship.

Launched from the yard of Messrs I. j. South
ard K Son, in Richmond, on Monday, the 18th
inst. fine ship of ITO tons register. This ship
is owned by the builders, and for strength beauty,
carrying capacity and sailing qualities, it is claim
ed. is second to that of no other afoat. She is
called the "Chares Dennis, after the Vice Presi-
dent of the Atlantic Mutual Marine Insurance
Co., of New York. whose likeness she has under
the bow as full figure head. She is to be com
manded by Capt. Kczor of Massachusetts. The
launch was a beautiful spectacle, witnessed by a
large number of people; and the occasion was
enlivened by music from the Richmond Band, who
were launched on board.
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Funeral.
BATH.
Launched.

Bath, May L. Thos. j. Southard Il Sons of
Richmond, launched to-day fine ship Of about
100 tons, named Chas. Dennis. She has been
built under the superintendent of Capt. p NJ.
Whmore, surveyor for the record of American
and foreign shipping, and is owned by the build
ers. Capt kezer, late of barque Nesuvius, COM
mands her.
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RICH MOND.
launched.

Richmond, May Il. The new ship Chas. Den
MS was successfully launched from the yard of T.
J. Southland, at / A. NJ. to-day. She is ITO tons
"a fine specimen of naval architecture She is
the Tooth vessel Mr.. Southland has built and will
be commanded by Captain keazer of Newbury-
port, late Of barque Nesuvius.
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Notice to Contractors.

Proposals for Repairing the Bridge over
the MattaWamkeag Niver, on the Mill
tnry Road ina the Town OF Matta~vam-
ke0E.
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STATE OF MAINE.

FlSCATAQUIS, S. Court cf comfy Commission.
erS april Term, 1915.
tpon the foregoing petition it is con, dered by
the Commissioners that the petitioners are rcspon
sbe, and ought TO lie heard touching the matter set
forth IN their petition; and said township No. s, X
5, called Howard, not being town or plantation
required by law 10 raise money to make and repair
highways; they therefore order that the County
Commissioners meet at the dwelling house OF
Charles Clements in said township Tuesday,
the twenty second day Of June next, at ten O'Clock
A. NJ at which time and place hearing of all par
ties interested will be had whereupOn said Com
mlssioncrs will proceed to view the route mention
ed in said petition INN. edaiely after which view
nearing OF the parties and witnesses will be had
at some convenient place in the vicinity, and such
further measures taken in the premises as the CON
missioner shall judge proper.
And iii further ORDERED that notice of the time
place and purposes of the Co nmissioners meeting
aiore SAID be given to all persons and corporations
interested, Che owners OF aid township being UNI
known by posting up attested copies of said pc
ion and this orGer thereon in three public places
in said own.l ip thirty DAYS at least before the time
appointed for such hearing and view, and also by
publishing said petition and order thereon Sin
weeks success sivey in the kennebec journal, being
the public newspaper published by the printers to
the state at Augusta in the county of Kennebec the
last publication being thirty days ut least before
the time appointed for such hearing and view. and
also by publishing the petition and order thereon
three weeks successfully in the Piseataquis Obser-
YER public news paper printed in Dover, in said
county Of Piscataquis, the first puDlicat on to be
thirty days at least, before the time of said view
that all persons and corporations interested may
attend and be heard ifthey think fit.
Attest:-IENRY Il. FLINT, Clerk.
tue copy OF the petition and order thereon.
GWl1 Attest: HENRY b. FLINT, Clerk.
10 the ION. County Commissioners Of 4roostook.
\OuR petitioners, inhabitants of the town OF
i Pressure Isle and the plantation OF Chapman,
would respectfully represent that the public con-
venience and wants require that road and high
way should be laid out and constructed, beginning
at Presque Isle village and leading in a southwes-
terly direction through Pre'que Isle and Chapman
to intersect the county road laid out petition Of
d. Richardson ard OF ers oct Is, 1871 on or near
land owned by j. A. Pummer in Chapman planta-
ton. Your petitioners would therefore ask that
your Hen0rs would view the premises and locate
and construct said highway according to the laws
in such case made and provided.
+. \. JOHNSON and 81 others.
April, 1875.
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WASHTNG TON.
The Whiskey Frauds.

Washington, May II. Secretary Bristow and
those operating with him, are not communicative
in regard to the probable evidence that another
blow is to be struck within the ensuing AZ hours,
the force of which will be felt in the east and in
Kentucky. To-day Secretary Bristow called on
the Attorney General and the President, both
visits having significance with reference to past
and future operations. Subsequently the Secre-
tary was closely closeted with the newly appoint
ed commissioner of internal revenue, Mr.. Pratt,
and received damaging statements against the
ring, submitted to them by revenue agent IA
rahan. Within the past few days Mr.. Brstow has
received communications from eastern cities indi-
eating to him that he has hardly as yet begun to
break the crus of the formidable ring which he
is trying to put down. Offers have been made
contingent on his cooperation with those making
the offer, to supply evidence which will involve
number Of heretofore regarded as respectable
houses in Philadelphia, New York, Baltimore,
PItsburg and elsewhere. The Secretary has
llcved the Secret Service from any further active
participation in the crusade and has entrusted TO
Mr. Pratt the new revenue commissioner, the
duty of arranging for further seizures. 1t is eX-
pected that prominent internal revenue changes
will soon be made in the west.
Financial.
The call for the redemption of s. 900 900 cou-
pom bonds, issued from the Treasury on Saturday,
indicates an additional subscription of that amount
by the syndicate, making in all $4,000 900 called
in on that account.
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Dten.

In This city, at the Aims House, 18th inst Col.
Charles savage, aged IS years.
In East Eeadleld, 18th inst, Mrs. Melvina f..
Dudley, wife of Geo. Z. Dudley, aged 40 Years and
months.
In Waldoboro' eth inst, + file l.. Fish, aged 10
years.
In Bristol, 1th inst, Mrs. Margaret Bcarce aged
80 years, month.
In jefferson, 9Th inst James Sheppard, aged 70
years.
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Mrs. A. S Bangs formerly of this city, ha, been
elected one of the Managers Of the Old Ladies'
Home, to be established in Bath
Hon. Solyman Heath Of Watervillc, has been
compellcl by failing health to retire from his law
office, and is now confined TO his house in very
feeble condition.
Mr.. iona, Gray, the well known coIductor on
the Maine Contra, Railroad, but who retired from
the position wear ago or moro-ha4 removed
| from Ban! or to WattNil'.
The health of Senator Morrill, i. improving
Though he is not vet SHOWED Ivy ii, ply sicnn tc
| receive callers.
| Secretary stacy seem, to he On the mtndins
hand, and is aAlc to ST ZIP little, every day.
| His Honor, Mayor Laushton Of Bangor, ha.
gone to Washington, d.. to attend the Supreme
| Lodge Il. F., which meets to-day, to which he i;
delegate from the Grand Lodge of Maine.
| Jud4e ii hey left for Alfred yesterday, to pre-
side at the term CT the Supreme Judicial Court
to be- IN in that town to-day.
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WISCONSIN,.
Railroad Matters.

Milwaukee, May II. 1t is announced here that
Alexander Mitchell, President Of the Milwaukee
& St. Paul Railroad Company has secured con-
troll of large majority of the capital stock of the
company This will insure the removal of Rus
sell Sage Vice President, at the election to be
held in June next
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S FATE OF MAINE.
April, 1875.

AROOSTOOK Ss:-Court Of Comfy Con, mission
ers, January adjourned Term, 1915.
On the foregoing petition, ORDERED, That notice
be given that the Commissioners VIII meet on FRI
day, July 2, 1878, at s \ NJ, at the hotel in
Presque Isle and thence proceed to view the
route mentioned in said petition, and i'm.
medately afterwards hear the parties and their wit
nesses there or mt some convenient place in the vi
cnty and take such traction in the premises
they judge proper. said notice to be given by
ing attested copies OF the pct lou and this order
upon the clerks OF Pre>qu Isle and Chapman. and
by posting like copies in three public places in
each of said towns, and by publishing the same
three successive weeks in the Presque Isle Sunrise
a newspaper published at Pressure Isle in said coun
ty, and six successive weeks in the kennebec Jour
nal the State paper the last publication and said
vice and posting to be at least thirty days before
said meeting, that all parties Interested may attend
and be heard if they see lit.
Attest: RANSOM NORTON, Clerk.
\ true copy of petition and order.
Owls Attest RANSOM NORTON, Clerk.
KENNEBEC COENTT.-M Probate Court at Az
gItStd, on the J0urth NORddy Of -iIJrU, 1873.
A CERTAIN lNSrKt ME\I, purporting TO he
n the last Will and testament OF Merrill Hunt,
late of Winthrop, in said County, deceas Ell
having been presented for probate:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully pror to the fourth Monday OF
May next, in the kennebec journal, news
paper printed in Augusta, that all persons in
he holden at Augusta, and show cause, ii any, Why
the said instrument should not be proved. apr owed
and allowed, as e lat will AID testament OF the
said deceased.
Ill BAKER, Judge.
Attest: CHARLES llEWINs, Register. 3w2O
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FrOpOsnls NtphiitnS over
the Mattawnmkeag River, on the Mill
tnry Road in the Town OF Mattawam-
keag.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
- Land Onice IN Augusta, until Tuesday, May
18th 1875, at /! O'Clock NJ Tor repairing the Bridge
over the Mattawamkeag river, on the Maine Mill
tarv Road IN the town of Mattawamkeag. The
work will he required to be done in faithful man.
ncr and aerceaby to Plans and Specifications
viii, h may seen at the Land Office in Augusta,
and at the Office of Lu her ii. Eaton, Esq, No,
smiths Elock, Bangor, and must be completed be.
fore he fifteenth day of October next, TO the accept
ance the Land Agent, or such persons AS he may
app oiut 10 oversee and Inspect the work as 1t pro-
pc-scs. The plank for the BORING will be furnish
ed by the $ ate and de ivered at the Bridge,
The successful bidder will be required TO furnish
= lond, with tureties satisfactory to the Land
Agent Tor the faithful performance of the contract
PNtal payments will be made, il required, as the
work progresses, not exceeding, however, fifty per
cent of the amount expended, TIL the work is fully
completed and accepted as aforesaid.
The right is reserved to reject any and all pro-
posals
Proposals to be endorsed Proposals for Repair.
ing the Mattawamkeag Bridge" and addressed to
PARKER z. BURLEIGH,
Land Agent.
Augusta, April 80, 1873. may5.t tl25&wlt
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GARDNER.
Fatal Accident.

Gardiner, May Il. Henry Carter, ship car
penter of Searsport, fell from staging this after
noon and fractured his skull in two places. Ply
sicans were summoned from Stockton and Bel
fast but it is thought he can live but few hoars.
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1t is stated that Mr.. wilkins formerly of the
Lake Shore Railroad, has been appointed train
dispatcher on the Maine Central. He is at present
looking over the line, and will probably assume
his duties when the new time table comes into
effect in June