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Litchfield enquirer., 1876-02-10
SHEPAUG RAILROAD.
Commencing December soth, 1872

COmmcnelng December 2Oth, 1877.
 LEAVE HAwLEYVILLE at I1.3O a. m, con meeting from New York at S.OJ, South Norwak, OSS i; Danbury i0 % and Bethel ct 10 46, S. m. Via D, z. R. R.; also from New York at S.t6; New Haven. 9.A5. and Bridgeport at 10S0 a.. h., via H. R. R. arriving at LitC hfeld ak 15 pm.
 LEAVE LrrCHFELD at S.I6 p. m., connecting for above named points.
 XATURDA YS-Specal train from HawleyvilIe st 74S p. m arrival nf evening trains p. N. (cOn- meeting from New York at 4.4O p. m.l, and II. Rail- roads, both orth and south. HONDA YS-Special train from Litchheld at TaS .. m., connecting for New York and intermediate stations
 Sunday Milk Train leaves Leaves Litchheld at l. co D. returning, leave HA Wleyville at TSO p. m c. H. PLATT, Supt.
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-02-10
Would Not be Without 2 VEGETiNE FOR TEN TIMES ITS COST.

The great benefit have received from the use of FEGETINE induces to give my testimony in it's fa- y"r believe it to be not only of great value for re- sorlng the health, but preventive of diseases pecu- i1ar to the spring and summer seasons would not be without it for ten times it's cost H
 EDWARD TILDEN Attorney and General agent for Massachusetts of the Oraftsmen's Life Assurance Company, No. 49 Sears Building, Boston, Mass. U !. - MI
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-02-10
CaStOria.

Dr. Samuel Pitcher, of Hyannis, Mass, experiment. ed in his private practice for twenty to produce combination that would have the properties of Cas- tor oil without it's unpleasant taste and griping effect. His preparation was sent for. and far till f. nally he gave it the name of Csstoria put it up for sale. It is very wonderful in efects paricu- larly with the disordered stomachs and bowels of children. It assimiIates the food. cures sour stomach and wind collie, regulates the bowels, expels worms, and may be relied upon in croup.
 As pleasant, effective and perfectly safe cathar. tic remedy 1t is superior to Castor Oi CordiaIs and Syrups. It does not contain alcohol and adapted to any age.
 By regulating the stomach and bowels of cross and sickly children they become good-natured and healthy. They can enjoy sleep and mothers have rest. The Castoria is put up at the Laboratory of J. B. Rose Co.,, 46 Dey Street, New York. Q
 31. 44-l3
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lamoine.

Lamsine.
The citizens Of Lamoine, TO the num-
Der OF sixty or seventy, accompanied by
the Lamoine Cornet Band. made . picnic
excursion to Rockland and back, Aug. 4th
aud 9th, on the Steamer Ulysses, Capt.
Rooinson.) The weather was the finest of
the season, the waves smooth, the steam
er fast and steady, sn1 Capt. Robinson,
'"ho' by the way, is very genial gentle
mdn.) was untiring In his efforts to make
all happy and comfortable. We could
gaze on the broad ocean. the towering
cliffs, the numerous islands with all their
scenery. to our hearts content. We ar
rived In Rockland at / p. NJ, and stepped
from the boat into the ears, which were In
waiting, and rode to Thomaston, and were
conducted to the State Prison 10y ex May
or kimball of Rockland.) where every at
tention was paid us by Warden Rice and
his deputies. permitting us to view the sew.
eral departments and see the prisoners
plying themselves at their respective vo-
cations. Everything appeared orderly and
in good taste, aud was gratifying to the
observer. For all these attentions, the
officers, and all connected, will accept
thanks. On the whole, it was very en-
joyable trip, and we say TO any, who con-
template an excursion go on the Ulysses,
and enjoy your mind.
ExCURSIONIsT.
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Probate Court-Iinscock County.
PARKER TUCK. Judge.
CHAs. p. DoER, Register.

SUMMARY OF BUSINESS TRANSACTED AT THE
AUGUST TERM, 1870.
Wills filed for Probate-of Thomas Swazey,
late of Bucksport.
Wills approved and allowed-of Joshua Dun
bar, late of Gouldsboro; Michael Mann. late
OF Dedham Susan Austin, late Of Ellsworth;
Abbie T. Kingsley, late OF Gouldsboro.
Guardian appointed-Unto Homer +. Tran
& ais. Minors Of Franklin.
Inventories fiied in estates-Of Abel Stubs,
late OF Bucksport; Rebecea NJ. Bunker late Of
Castine; Mercy Bonzey late of Ellsworth.
Accounts filed for Settlement in estates-0f
William Ross late of Buckspo.t; William Con-
ley late of Castine Israel c. Page late OF Buck
sport.
Accounts settled in estates-Of Lemuel Whit
more late of Deer Isle; William Moor late of
Cranberry Isle; Carrie L. Joy Minor Of Els
worth Geo f. Giles OF altman.
Elizabeth Barter late Of Ellsworth; Joseph
A. Dean. late of Ellsworth; Chas. Jarvis late Of
Ellsworth;
License granted TO sell personal estate in es-
tates-Of Abel Stubs late Of Bucksport; Re
beccs NJ. Buker late of Castine.
Pet. filed for sale of Il. f, in estates OF
Lemuel Morgrage. late Of Castine; II IRAN Al
bee late of fremont.
Authority to convey granted in estate Of
Seth Tisdale late Of Ellsworth.
Allowance to widow decreed in estste-Of
Lemuel Morgrsge late Of Castine.
Commissioners appointed 10 set out Dover
in es,xte Of Lemuel Morgrsge late of Castine.
Administration granted on estates-Of Ma
tiIda Pierce late OF Eden; Joshua Dunbar late
Of Gouldsboro.
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nv TELEGRAPH.
enthusiastic Meeting Of RepubIi-
cans.
BATH. Aup =

OATH, Aug. 9.
The Republicans of this city gave ex-
...ion to their enthusiastic endorse
...nt of the Cincinnati nomin atious by
...emb. ing in great numbers on Front
:, ,hi. evening, and raising large
u,,e. and Wheeler banner, being sus-
ended from two fifty feet spars sur
,oountsd with topmasts from which
rsye, two American flags. The ban.
rer i. S0x20 feet, bearing the names of
Have, and Wheeler, with two large oil
,.,rtraits OF each, and was raised amid
the cheers of the vast audience. Prcce-
ing the meeting there was grand dis
..s, OF fireworks, a national salute, and
music by the brass band.
The meeting was called TO order BY
,5. Chairman of the Republican City
,,mmittee, Hon. J. W. Wakefield, with
/, lcw remarks, who called Capt. G. G.
,.,.. to preside. lie addressed the
meeting in most happy and eloquent
manner. and then introduced Thomas
+ Reed, candidate for Congress from
#.e First District of this State, who held
he audience by his impassioned elo-
aaence and logic.
The Chairman introduced Charles A.
Treat. Esq, who was most enthusiast
a.ig received by the people. Mr.. Treat
5. ever occupied high standing in he
Democratic party of the State, but de-
fine, 10 support Tilden and Hendricks,
1eie,ing that their success would be
/. .a.lrous to the best interests OF the
.uutyN.
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chusetts all the land not claimed by set
tiers, nearly 6OO0 acres, the mile square
conveyed BY the Grinlows being reserved,
and their grant confirmed; the Tylers,
however, failed to pay for the land, al
though the whole price was but two or
three hundred pounds. and forfeited thei :
right to purchase; the land was then
bought BY the settlers Jointly, and was
called Proprietors' land. The first survey
Of the town was made by William Upper,
prior to l7Ss. Another snd fuller one BY
John Peters, In 1898. The town was In.
corporated 1893. Bluehill, Sedgwick,
Trenton and Gouldsboro, the same year.
The only towns at that time East Of the
Penobscot were Mount Desert and Penob-
scot.
As is the case In all New England towns
the history OF the church org animation is
an essential part Of the towns early histo-
ry. The first church WAS established in
l713. Oliver Noble WAS pastor, and the
deacous were Thomas Stinson and +. Has
kell. The first settled minister was Peter
Powers, who was settled in 1883. He
came from Newbury, Vermont, was q
Wing, and not liking his Tory associates
there, came here. He had, in accordance
with the custom Of the times, grant Of
one hundred acres OF land. and built the
house now occupied by Levi Grinlow.-
Parson Powers died ia 1900.
The oldest church member now living is
widow Sarah Fifield. The next Pastor was
Joseph Brown, an Englishman, who was
by Lady Huntington; he died In
1919. He was man Of strong political
views, and his preaching was so distaste-
full to many Of his people that they left him
and formed a Baptist church. After him
came Abijah Wines, man Of educ alton,
who remained until 1881. The next was
Jonathan Adams, who was settled in 1882.
and remained 20 years.
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Meeting OF city Council

An order was passed authorizing the
Mayor to draw his warrant, in favor OF
Union Engine Co. No. ,, for $500, six
months services.
An order was passed nstructing the
Committee on Fire Department TO see thst
the several reservoirs were put in order.
An order was passed for transfer Of
$1,000 from the City debt to the highway
fund.
The report OF Special Committee appoint
ed to lay out a street from Chapel Street to
the east line of Mrs. Ellen Brady's lot ac-
cepted in concurrence.
The report of the Street Commissioner
for the month OF July accepted.
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democratic Conventions In TOWN w.a
nesday and Thursday.
Inc Democrats this morning replaced
1heir old flag with really elegant new
| flag.
sunday and Monday were intensely
not the mercury standing in several locali-
ties, at 9s9 in the shade.
The excursion given by the Cornet
Band on Saturday last,was highly success.
iai. Five hundred persons euioyed the
saii' and all returned safely at llP.M.
-Almon Z. Barker Esq, a toruer menu
Der OF the Bar of this County, aud now
resident OF Princeton, Mimi, is visiting his
friends In town.
KEY Mr.. keese, of the Baptist Church,
Is taking his annual vacation and will not
PROBABLY return until the last of the
month.
iison Jordan has contracted to build
the new road, from Union street TO the
"altham road. nes: Days landing. at 9s
cents per rod
the Emerald Band propose an Ex-
cursion Tuesday next to Bar Harbor on
board the Barge Clifford. Room for all.
Rev. Mr.. johnson OF Cambridge, Mass.
will preach at the Congregational Church
next Sunday, at the usual time.
The County Commissioners. in con-
junction with our Street Commissioner.
are doing good aud needed work in grad
ing the grounds below the Court House
and in widening and importing Court
Street.
The Cup-Bearer's Mission Circle will
give an entertainment at the Congregation
al Nestry, Wednesday evening at 7l-2
O'Clock, consisting of Tableaux aud Recita-
tons. Admission 10 cents. All are cor
daily invited to attend.
The scholars aud teachers of the Uni
tartan Sunday School, past and present.
are Invited 10 meet at the vestry. Sunday
morning, at half past ten. Their former
pastor. Rev. sir. Savary will be present
and will address them.
He will also preach in the evening at
half past seven. All are cordially Invited.
We learn that we were misinformed A.
Ia the Health Of Nettie h. Crockett who
died so suddenly last week. For two or
complained of severe pains In her chest.
In the community where she lived she was
greatly beloved aud stood irst In her class
in the District and Sunday Schools.
The Temperate League on Monday
evening was well attended and unusually
interesting and effective remarks were
were made by Messrs. Lyon, Mitchell.
Tribou. Chilcott and others. We are glad
to learn that the cause OF Temperance still
has lis faithful workers and that the Inter
est continues undated. notwithstanding
the manifold discouragements thrown in
the way.
The visit of Rev. W. II. Savary and
his wife 10 the scenes Of their former labors,
was made the occasion of a very pleasant
reception. given them Tuesday evening at
the vestry. Notwithstanding the haste OF
the plan, a large company gathered to
their former pastor and refresh their mem
Dries of the former days. Flowers, music
and refreshments added their charms.
The evening closed with AUD Lang Syne"
and short speeches. The occasion must
have given Mr.. and Mrs. Savary abundant
testimony that their beneficent labors here
were not forgotten, but have deep hold
upon the affections OF their former flock.
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AUGUSTA, Me. sth-
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
opened here this morning. The report
:. .he Grand Master shows that Pejep-
.5.t Lodge of Brunswick has been re
stalled and Echo at Berwick and West
p.ri. a; West Paris have been added the
ne past year. The report OF the Grand
secretary shows the number Of members
10 be 1S6j, all increase during the year
u HOO. The Grand Officers elected for
the ensuing year, are ). X. Dyer, Port
sd, Master; w. Z. Hogan, Bath, Dep
aus Joshua Davis, Portland, Secretary
j v. Nash, Portland, Treasurer: Il.
T. Stone, BridgeioD, Represe ntaiive;
5sau Reed, Auburn, Warden. The
a.And Lodge will adjourn tonight and
liz Grnd Eucampment will open to-
morrow.
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Established 1853,
American and Foreign Patents.
GILMORE CO., Successors toiCHIPNAN, Hos
NER 4 Co. Solicitors. Patents procured In all
countries, No FEES IN ADVANCE. No charge
lie 90 the patent 10 granted. No fees for making
for obt aiming and conducting rehe airing. Spec
iaI attention gwen to Interference Cases before
the Patent ONCE, Extensions before Congress.
Infringement Snts in different States, and all iiti
SpND STAMP TO GILMORE 80. F,'R PAMPHLET
OF SIXTY PAGES
Old Bounty Land Warrants.
The last Report Of the Commissioner OF the
General Land once shows = S91 500 acres of
Bounty Land W arranfs outstanding. THESE were
issued under act OF 1893 aud prior acts GIL
MORE 4 CO. pa, cash for them Send by regis
ie, ed letter Where Assignments iinpe iect
we give Instructions to pei feet them.
Arrears Of Pay and Bounty.
OFPiCERs, SOLDIERS. and SAILORS of the late
war or their heirs, are in many cases entitled to
money from the Government OF which they have
NO knowledge. Write full history Of service, and
state smonnt OF pay and bounty received En-.
close stamp to GILMORE CO., and a full reply,
after examination, will be given you free.
Pensions.
All OFFICERS, SOLDIERS aud SAILORS wounded
rup,ured, or injured i, the late war however
slightly, can obtain pension by addressing GIL
MORE 4 co.
Cares prosecuted by sILMORE 4 Co before
the supreme Court of the United STATE the louri
| OF Claims and the Southern Claims Comnie sion.
Each department. OF our business is conducted
in "a separate u,under the charge OF the same
| experienced parties enii'lOy ed by tie old firm
Prompt attention 10 all bssincss entrusted 4.
| GIL MORE 4 C,J. is thus set.nr.d WI. d-sii,.
4 win success b., deserving il.
Adtress GILMORE d CO..
WARRINGTON. p, q,
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ire.
WATERvILLE, Me. Aug, :

A Ire broke out in the stable of Thorn
5, Butler near the Maine Central Rail-
.s4d Depot, at O'Clock this afternoon,
mmunicaling flames almost immcdi.
.4e, TO hi. dwelling house and the adj
4-eut dwelling house of Henry Butler
which was almost entirely consumed.
The Total loss is about 81 900. The fire
"a, caused by children playing with
matches in the barn Mr.. VIM. y. Buck
va, quite seriously injured by being
Knocked down by one ofthe fire engines
aMie going to the fire.
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Washington County Democratic Nom
nations.
MAcHIAs, Me, Aug. s.

MACHIAs, Me-, Aug. ;.
At the Democratic County COnven-
Ion today James II. Talbot and Giles
N. Wentworth was nominated for SEN
a,prs,i Warren Hathaway for Sheriff,
Archibald McNic boil for County Auor-
LEY, Ephraim r. smart for Judge Of
Probate. Prescott Lawrence for Register
ol Probate. Rufus 7. Crane for Treasur-
er, Melbourne ii. Wiley for County
Commissioner.
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DIED.,

Obituary notices, beyond the Date, Name and
Age must be paid for.
Eilsworth-29th ult.. Kate, wife Of Henry o.
Sullivan, and daughter Of William and Mary
ONeal, aged 81 years.
list inst. William Henry, son Of Henry and
Kate o. Sullivan, aged 8 months.
Eden-29th ult., Charlie, only child Of Mr..
and Mrs.. Hiram Emery, aged II months.
Bluehill Falls-6th ult., Mrs.. Mercy 8. Con.
sry, wife Of Capt. VIM. conary, ase 66 years,
4M0nths and days
She was CONSTANT Christian, has belonged
TO the Baptist Church for 80 years, she il deep
~ lamented BY ell her acquaintance and leaves
. husband and large family Of children and
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name Il Description.
NOn-Rcsidenl Taxes.

The following list vi nonresident taxes on reI1
estate OF nonresident owners IN the town Of Pc
nobscut for the year 1873, i'll bills committed to
Washington M. Wardwell, collector of said town,
The lat day OF June 1878, has been returned iy
him 10 ne, as remaining unpaid on The nrst day o
Iuue, 1876, by his certificate OF that date and now
I.Iuains unpaid anu notice is hereby given that b
the said taxes and interest and charges are not
paid in the Treasury of said town within eighteen
months from the date OF the commitment OF said
bulls. so much of the real estate taxed will be
suihcie nj to pay the amount due therefor includ'
ing interest and charges, will without further no.
tce be sold at public auction at the store OF JOSH
All Varnum, in isaid town, on the 10Th day of De-
cember. 1876 at O'Clock in the afternoon.
Name 4 Descript'n. Lot Range. Acres. Value. Tax
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Hon. John L. Stevens Withdraws as
Candidate tor Congress, I'd. Dist.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Aug. :.
The hennebec Journal will publish 3
irlier tomorrow from Hon. John L..
stevens, Withdrawing his candidacy
Mr Congress from the Third District.
lai- leaves Mr.. Lindsey without COM
priIlur.
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THE SANAroKIAN."-Dr. Crabtree OF
Boston, will be at Mr.. Woods West Goulds-
boro, Aug. IL, Is, and lG, at Mr.. Coombs',
Prospect Hsrbor. II and lS-also at the
Freeman House, :. w. Uarbor, Aug. 81
to %. and Somesville IS and 20. His Pa
per. extra" gives first class references.
get the date
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The New York Tribune says that Hen
bricks rattles OF the reasons for his politi-
crl belief, so far as be gives them, in the
manner Of backwoods stump orator,
without conference. logic. or sense while
through il all there runs such a strain Of
denunciation and abuse OF political oppo-
nents as would hardly be deemed decent
In the loose courtesies of oral debate"
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Camp Meeting.
GARDINER, Ne, Aui

u AfAUINfI.f <fINsi fH- =
The attendance AT the X ennebec Val
ley Camp Meeting ST Dresden yesterday
-ad today has been smaller than usual,
lie number not exceeding 500, a much
ger number i expected tomorrow.
Pltpal ations have been made 20 accom-
gndAie all who may come. Twelve
-H'-ges have been erected this season.
l"e LINN praying band is in attend
-lce ans; seat addition TO the meet
-n-. Rev. L. Martin presides.
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East Blaehill
The Collins Granite Company OF this
place are operating On th.ir quarry as US
nal this season. They are now at work
a,l;ny /. contract for ali inclasure 10 Lau-
rel Hill Cemetery. for one OF the principal
men in Philadelphia. The workmanship
for the same is superior TO anything before
done in this County. The quality OF the
granite admirably hts il for nne work OF
this kind, and great efforts are making py
the managers to make this specimen Joo
Of what fine workmanship and superior
material can exhibit.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-10

Do you want to be cared Of Dyspepsia. con-
stipaiiou, Piles aud all diseases THE stomach
Bowels and Liver. II you do, 20 To q. A.
Parcher's aud get bottle OF Virgins Pellets.
They will cure you. Forsa by sill druggists
for % cents bottle, or sent by mail on re ceipt
Of price. Prepared by Virgin 4 Co. Rocklsnd
Ne.
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MORRIS d HERITAGE,
n Third Street Phila.

Sr- Sold by 5. ID. wiggin. Ellsworth; A.
J. Jordan, Orland, and X. b. Slower, Bucks
port
John W. Perkins & Co.. Portland, General
agents.
- c. bottle will convince you offs merits.
Don't delay another hour after reading this.
but go andget n bottle. and your relief is
certain ~ you live. Will you do il, or willyo
continue ~ suderi Think for Yourself!
Professor Psrker's Pleasant Worm Syrup is
perfectly safe and extremely palaiable. No
physic required. Costs y cents. Try 1t.
~ " 80
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Business Notices.

Lsmeness. or stiffness OF tie joints. and
soreness OF the hesh, IL relieved At once by
freely using Renne's PAIN Killing Magic OIL
and hundreds Of families keep this Magic Oil
for their family doctor. and find it NIL they need.
Try IL. Buy 1t where you ususlly trade.
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Alabama Goes Democratic Of Course
MONTGOMERY, Ala. Aug. 8.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. Aug. ..
Returns continue 10 show large Dem
ocratic gains. Out of 63 counties every
one will give Democratic majority ex-
c-pt or Z. The Democrats will have
= ,r 50 Senators, and at least so or 100
representatives. This secures Dem
ocrAtic Successor TO Senator Gold
'hwaite. the present incumbent and a
Republican in United States Senate
Order and quiet prevailed everywhere.
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NJ A II II e ID.

Ellsworth-the 5th inst, by Rev. B. NJ.
Mitchell, Mr.. James Edward Dutton md Miss
Fannie Viola Whitney, both Of Bluehill.
Castine-3d, inst. by Rev. A. y. Ives, lsaac
c. bennett, Of Lewiston, late Principal a Cas-
tine High School, and Isabel r. Csse, daughter
Of the late Charles A. Cate Esq, OF Castine.
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Children CRY for Castoria.

pleasant To take As honey and is absolutely
harmless. II is sure TO expel worms, cure
wind collie, regulate the bowels and stom-
aeh. and overcome irrltability caused by
rash or cutting teeth. Ii is perfect sub
stitute for Castor Oil. a0d TOR C0stiveness
In young or old there is nothing ia exist
ence so effective and reliable.
lys 3m20
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Thousands head miserable lives, suffering
from dyspepsia. adisordered stomach aud liver,
producing biliousness, heartburn, costiveness,
weakness. irregular appetite, lew spirits. rais.
ing food after eating, and often ending IN fatal
attacks Of fever. THEY KNOW THEY ARE
SICK, yet get little sympathy. The unfailng
remedy, which Is yearly restoring thousands,
is DaCosta's Radical Cure.
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City and County.
Religious Services in this City each Sunday

CoSGREGaTIoNAL.-Sa sabbath School at III ;so
A VI. Preaching at :l5and y r. "A. NJ
BAPr1sT.-Presching at 2:l5 and T. NJ
sabbath School 1T p. n. =.
UNrrARIAN.-Sabbath School at u 10 A NJ
Preaching ut r. n.
Misunderstanding at 10 IL O'Clock A.
N. sabbath School at p. d.
METHODIST. at 2 and Z T. NJ
Sabbath School 1t 10 A. N.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. held every sun
days Al O'Clock, p. NJ, in Hall over Wigglh
drug store. ry
EPIsCoPAL-Seryices 81 asncoea Han
SUNDAY Al III A, NJ. and 80 p. III.
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The body Of = female was found on
the Kennebec River. at Augusta. Monday,
and was fully identified AS that of the
Clapp girl, who has been missing for ten
months.
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Instsnier cures Toothache in one moment.

3lu
DO you want to save your children. II you
do, go TO q. A. Parcher and get box OF Fe--
senden's Worm Expeler. Ii is the surest,
safest and best worm medicine now in use.
For sale by all druggists for - cents, or sens
by mail on receipt OF the price.
Prepared by Fessenden & Co. Rockland
Maine.