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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-20
Gardner loral Nems.

The following is the order of the graduating
exercises of the class of II, of Gardiner High
School, which take place at the Methodist church
one week from to-day at p. M.
Music, Halls Orchestra
PRAYER.
MUSIC.
Ssluta,ory Grafton in Latin, Fred B. Dnglev
Change, Abby Merrill
Self Made Men, Fred II. johnson.
Glass History, Georgia A Steward.
MUSIC.
Never too Old to Learn, Charles F. johnson.
Prophecy, Gertrude i. Heath
Education, Edgar w. Larrabee.
Unwritten Music, Annie R. Reed
Our Politics, William q. Briery.
Naledictory, Olive Moulton.
Presentation of Diplomas.
Singing of Ode, composed by Miss Gertrude E.
Heath
BENEDIcTIoN.
MUSIC.
The class motto is "Honortm Lahore lSolum
Kereremuo, we can only gain honor by indus
try.
Three weeks ago two young fellows of Pittston,
Taylor ard Corbett, engaged the sloop yacht
"Abeons," of Mr.. John Stewart for four days
trip down the river. Nothing was heard from
by one Of their friends stating that they we've
driven on Glover's rock by squsll and the boat
went to pieces, and that they picked up by q
passing schooner and carried into Portsmouth,
where the letter dated. The story told was
contradictory and it was believed that it was
wholly made up to battle pursuit. City Marshal
Siphers requested the Chief of Police of Ports
mouth to arrest the parties if they we're in that
vicinity. The marshal received despatch Tues.
day morning from Chief Of Police of Portsmouth,
saying he had got boat and men, and took the
next train for Portsmouth. The thieves have
hard characters and ought TO be severely dealt
with. Two men went with Marshal Sphers TO
sail the boat back
An alarm of fire raised last Sunday morn
ing about o'clock, by the burning of an unoccu-
pied house on Bridge street. owned by Mr.. Mi
chael IIicky. The fire department were on hand
promptly. The hose of the ire-King was at.
tsched to the force pump at the grst m ill., and the
flames would have been stayed and the building
preserved in damaged condition, had the supply
of water been sufficient. The next house, of Mr..
Michael Coffee, was badly scorched at the end
next the fire, but was luckily saved without much
damage. The burned house was valued at about
500, and was not insured.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN BURLINGTON
IOWA.


BURLINGTON, June 10. The most disastrous
fire in Burlington in four years, broke out early
this morning In the rear Of William Bell 4 Co.'S
wholesale dry goods house on Main street. A
storm of rain with lightning prevailed. and tho
by lightning or an incepdiary. The fire ragged for
two hours, consuming Bells dry goods store,
Chamberlain's Wholesale grocery, Jas. A. Guests
music store, and damaging Biklen, Wensor &
Co.'S wholesale grocery. The losses are Is fol-
lows; Bel Co.. $50 900; Bodman estate, $685.
600 on buildings; Chamberlain. $75, 600; Guest,
S25. 600; John S. Bird, on building, $50, 700; Z.
Canda. 81, 500; Biklen, Winsor & Co., $4,000.
Insurance $i5O,00 which IL well Distributed.
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Chicago Produce market.

Chicago June 10. 1871.
FLOUR-Extra spring. t9 75ss 50.
HEATING spring, Ii7ka -; cash 45ha
45x; July 26k; August No. s. sal a.;
az o.; rejected, 95-a a5-.
CORNING. mixed. ASK: cash %6,s; July, a.
August. 40.
OATS $40. cash. s6,.c July 2sH; August.
RYE-No. =, CSC.
BARLEY-No.2 spring, co aO0c.
PORK Cash, IL a5-ai3 p7h. July. IL 6c-
August, IL So.
LARD Cash. so6 cash: slo-as IS =. July
BULK Manifestations, Sac; short rib
sides, la &c; short clear rib, 71Sa G.
WHISkEY-Western,l VI.
EREiGHTS-Corn to Buffalo, 8 c.; wheat do.
kc, -
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RHODE ISLAND.
Annual Meeting.

PROVIDENCE, June l9. The Phi Beta Kappa
society of Brown University held its annual meet
ing this forenoon. Prof. 3. F. Clark of Provi--
dence, was elected President, Hon. VIM. Orion of
Boston, Vice President, Prof j. ii. Appleton,
Providence Recording Secretary, and Merrick
Lyon, Treasurer. The society formed in process
sion and marched to the First Baptist meeting
house, where an GRAFTON was delivered by Prof.
Sumner of Yale College.
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TEXAS.
The Situation,

WASHINGTON, June 10. Directions have been
given 10 Gen'l Ord. commanding the depai tment
OF IeNa TO hold for the present the Mexican SOL
dlers who were taken in that State a few DAYS
ago, while retreatiDg from the revolutionary fore
rs Of Mexico, if their release ill lead 10 an en-
counter between them and the Insurgents, but if
they can be released and 90 to their quarters 10
Mexico without further trouble, they shall be set
flee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-20

The Great London Show is to perform in Au-
gusta Wednesday, June 9th: The appended
golden opinion is from the New Haven Palladium :
ave do not hesitate to pronounce the London
circus and menagere which visited this city yes
terday Is good Q show Of this kind rs has Keen
here for some years. The programme was agree
bly, varied, and there we're hardly any weak spots
In it. The acts were short. and there was hardly
any delay in presenting them. Many of the most
attractive features Of the show had not been adj
vertised The performing elephants had been
very well trained. The other animals made a
good menagerie. The horseback riding of Mile.
Dockrill was the finest we have ever seen.
The double somersault over the backs of five
elephants standing together was . great feat. The
trapeze performers-both the women and the lit
tie boys--were very good. The trained horse
showed almost human ssgscty. The feats of the
trainer in lair of five ierocious Bengal tigars
were among the most striking features Of the pro-
gramme. Melville, the jockey, showed much
ability. The Irish clown was very funny. There
was not the shadow Of humbug about the show, so
far As we could see, and it as we'll deserved pat
ronage as anything Of the kind we ever saw. The
exhibition last evening was witnessed by . very
large audience"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-20

Will open this present week, the latest summer
shapes, Pauline, Miranda, Telephone. Jaunty
Danicheffs. Equestrian in French and American
chips. Milan Tape and Leghorn Hats, in the
new shades Of cream, pearl and drab. Monitaere's
French flowers in lovely combinations. Gold
spot lace, new ornaments aud ruchipg. The
styles and quality renders the prices satisfactory.
We have all we advertise. that is why it psys to
print this statement M WEBSTER.
riff I5S Water St
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Yesterday forenoon at half past ten o'clock. Mr..
Oliver H. Chase Of Chelsea, met with serious &C.
cident. He was engaged in digging = we'll and
blasting and clearing out rocks from it. The
tackle gave way and Chase was precipitated head
foremost into the well, falling distance Of four
teen feet. large cash was cut in the back of
his head, and his back, spine and head were badly
bruised. He was unconscious for some time,
though hopes are entertained of his recovery.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Hon. S. Packard of New Orleans, at Chica-
20, on trip through the North in search OF
health, refuses to be interviewed political top
les.
The U. S. steamer Osspee sailed from Port Roy
al Tor Norfolk, yesterday, with the monitor Man
haitian in tow.
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STATE NEWS.

The run of salmon in the Peuobscot this year is
tine largest it has been for twelve or fifteen years
The salmon fishery has been thus far most i'm
portsnt source Of revenue TO the people of this sec
tion Its value will be conceived when il is stated
that probably for the season there will be catch
mon never yet had TO wait long in the market for
purchaser.
Large numbers of people, as usual. have spent
to-day catching horupout under the delusion that
cutting off the horns, will transmute these gentle
fish into trout. Lewiston Journal.
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Tended IL the common in front of the Forest House
should be fenced in and otherwise fixed M

should be fenced in and Otherwise liked up.
Mr.. John Pckens, the well-known driver of the
coach between Pennington aud Phillips broke a
leg between the knee and ankle, Tuesday OF las,
week, while strapping on baggage. The whole
amount fell upon him. by the breaking of strap.
Sixteen students graduate from the Normal
school at the end Of the present term.
Mr.. j. b. Marble has rented the StoGdard
House.
The frame. work Of the stceple Of the Gew Meth
odst church has been raised.
The caterpiilars do not trouble farmers as much
as last year, in this vicinity, and the potato bugs
do not seem to increase.
QGte a large number of persons witnessed the
races last Thursday and Friday, over the Frank
lin Trotting Park.
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PERSONAL.
WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON. June 10. The modified contract
made under the attorney generals decision against
the fifteen per cent. CONT acts for cutting stone
with the Richmond and Bodwell Granite Co.'S,
will result in the saving to the government Of
1872 ,Sl9 on the north wing of the new state, war
and navy departments building, Us compared with
the south wing.
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"sULPHUREr OLE OF ROSES.

wonderful External Remedy. almost niracui.
Gus in effect. BY absorption it eradcaies and dis-
pels Rheumatic pains. Neurslgia, Nervousness
and Throat Diseases. 1t is soothing, and never
irritates the skin. Sufferers do themselves posi-
tive injustice BY not giving the Remedy trial.
Price so cents and %. FLAvILLE, BROTHER
q CO., Projectors. 80 Franklin street, Bossoa.
feb3- tlt&wtf
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Farmington Locals.

FaFmingt0n Locale.
From present indications, the Fourth will not
be observed in Pennington. The grand Centeu-
NAL celebration of last year will answer for two
or three minor demonstrations.
The highways in and about the village are be-
ing thoroughly repaired. And while this accept.
able improvement is going on, no one could be Of
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
-TOTHE-
Daily Keanehet 5uurnal.
PORTLAND.
Funeral.

PORTLAND, June 10. The funeral services Of
the late Hon. George T. Davis took place at l03
to-day, and were conducted by Rev. DR.. Hill
They were attended by large concourse Of lead
ing citizens, among whom he was much esteem
cd. The body will be carried to Greenfield,
Mass. for intermcnt.
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LOUISIANA.
Court Matters.

NEW ORLEANS. June 10. Geo. b. johnson,
late State Auditor urder Kellogg, was summoned
before the Grand Jury to-day to testify as to the
whereabouts of certain hooks belonging to the au-
dtor. johnson refused to answer any questions
as to the disPostn of the books. The Grand Ju-
ry reported the case to the Supreme Criminal
Court, and it was ordered that he show cause to-
morrow why he should not be held for contempt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-20

luxury as well asa necessity. Dr. Hooper
speaks of Cocoa IS admirably adapted for the
sick, while for those in health it is luxury" All
grocers sell that prepared by Walter Baker & Co..
which will be found unexcelled by any foreign or
domestic manufacture. tlt
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BRADFORD, June 10. The Vermont Conven-
ton OF Congregational IN inisters met to-day, ID.
NJ Camp, vice president, in the char. A Is. En-
mons was chosen scribe, and j. NJ. Hazen, audi
tor g. b. Stafford preached the opening sermon.
Very favorable reports were read by j s. Pratt
on the state of religion, There were over two
hundred ministers present.
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Appointments.

President Hayes has announced his determine
ton to re apo int James FIeelsnd revenue col
lector of the first district OF this State.
Explosion.
The explosion Of chemicals used by a photo
grspher at No. II Barclay street, this afternoon,
damaged the building somewhat, but injured NO
one.
Shooting.
A despatch from Sir Henry Halford says the
British team will shoot here only for the centen-
NAL trophy.
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IOWA.
Railroad Accident.

COLUMBUS JUNCTION, June 10. The eastward
bound mai on the Aichison branch Of the Chica-
90, Rock Island & Pacific railroad, ran into Q
creek ten miles west of Washu, Iowa, at half past
five this morning. The tram fell twenty five feet
through b., idge. No Que was killed, aud none
Of the passengers were dangerously hurt.
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Disaster at Sea.

The schooner Pacific, from New York for Rock
land, with corn, went ashore on the westerly end
Of Cuttyhunk at 10 z. NJ. 18th, and bilged. About
one thousand bushels of corn have been got ont
and stored at New Bedford
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-20

The ordination Of Mr.. Herbert Tilden as pastor
of the Baptist church in Lamoine, will take place
next week.
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The quarterly meeting of the Board of Missions
of the Diocese Of Maine, will be held in ST.
Marks church this evening and tomorrow. Bish-
op Nicely and number the clergy will be pres
eDt. Service this evening will be at IL o'clock
Service on Thursday morning at s. 10 O'Clock.
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Pocket Book Lost.

T OST, Tuesday forenoon june 18th, a calf skin
IL pocket book, rus set color, conta ming abou t
e25 IN money, aud notes and papers vi value to The
owner. The finder will be suitably rewarded by
returning the same to
CHARLES KIMBALL,
Carriage 4 Sign Painter, north end Water ST..
near X. X. Bridge.
Augusta, June l9, 1877. june20 III
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MISSOURI.
Sad Accident.

WARRENsBURG, June 10. two story brick
building occupied by Harrison 4 Redford, gro
GERS, fell to-day, carrying to the cellar with The
debis A. b. Harrison, one of the firm, who was
killed. and Geo. Kane, who was MORALLY wound
ed. Several other persons were more or less in
jured, but none seriously.
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VIRGINIA.
The Mail RObb

RICHMOND June 10. r. G. Mo3by. arrested
for robbery of the mail here. while employed as
mail carrier, was q rebel major. and recently a
lawyer at Powhattsn Court House. lie had just
applied for position made vacant by the arrest
and suicide of MURDOCH, another mail thief.
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EUROPE.
ENGLAND.

NEW YORK, June 10. ALondon despatch ssys
that under secretary Bourke in the Commons to-
day, sad that the report that the porte refused to
neutralize the Suez canal is untrue.
France.
kicnan's Paris dispatch says it is expected the
senate will vote on the question Of dissolution
Thursday. Debate continues. Louis Blanc op-
posed the ministerial action, saying their duties
are simply clerical.
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There certainly is one place where groceries are
sold very cheap. and that is at Dow & storers.
Give them call.
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BRIDGrON.


PORTLAND, June 10. The house aud barn of
Jacob Littlefeld in Blidgeton was burned to-day.
Loss fifteen hundred dollars; Insured for eight
hundred dollars.
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MICHIGAN.
Deci,iOn.

DETROIT, June 10. The United States District
Court at this place has sustained the decision of
Secretary Sherman, that imported fresh fish pack
ed in ice are not entitled 20 Tree entry as fish in
tended for immediate consumption.
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1ora( AMI State Mems.

Don't forget the sale Of paintings at Meonian
Hall. beginning this afternoon.
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LLITCHFIELD PLAINS. June 18th

l-LiIChfiELD ILAlSs, June ION.
Mr.. EDITOR The name of the first proprietor
Of the Mansion House was Palmer and not Plum
mer. There are several gentlemen in this vicinity
who will write you soon or call at the Office and
produce evidence sufficient to convince an drerag
mind.
Yours in kindness and sympathy,
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NEW JERSEY.
Strike.

StIlke.
PATERSON, June 10. Two or three hundred
hands of Booths Silk Mills struck to-day for
higher wages,
Postponed.
TRENTON, June 10. The case of Eagle and
Somerville, the forgers, was postponed to-day in
the United States Court, TO September.
Jews.
Judge Hilton says Selgman, who was refused
apartments at the hotel 10 Saratoga, is not Heb
rev, but jew in the sIrictest sense of the term
that be and such be have made themselves ex-
cessyely dsagreeable at The hotel by ostentat ous
display and ovcrbearing manners, and in self-de-
fence in order to keep their regular, respectable
patti ons, the hotel managers will exclude such peo-
pie. AT meeting of Jews yesterday, MIR. Lau-
terback said, hitherto the desire to slight Jews
had been confined to the small vpers, but now
the big snakes have attacked them. A mass meet
ing OF the Jews is proposed.
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fSales at the Brokers' Board.f
nnaIara Lima Ia
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Those who are engaged in soliciting funds to
insure the holding of the State Muster in this
city, are meeting with success. Those who will
be directly benefited by the gathering of the
troops here, should subscribe literally.
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Those who have not seen the fine exhibition Of
oil paintings at Meonan Hall, should improve the
opportunity to-day.
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The interest in the exhibition Of oil paintings at
Meonian Hail. is still undiminshed, and judging
from the number Of ladies and gentlemen who
have visited it since the opening of the exhibit
tion, we predict first class sale, such an one as
the Schumachers were honored with at Bangor.
The auction sale Of pictures will begin al IL
aud 2 o'clock, this afternoon and evening. We
MI
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House to Rent on Squirrel Island

NEW House, New Furniture, pleasantly located
IN. near the store and wharf The house is SO
ilie-. Address, IL. G.. ABBOTT, North Vassal.
boro'. lune20 t2W
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Notwithstanding Messrs. c. Beale & Co., have
large demands for work in the painting business,
they manage to fll all orders with great prompti-
tude. They use the best Of material in their
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Business is coming down TO this end Of the
street. The old Bittues stand is we'll filed with
first quality grain. Selling very low.
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Cincinnati Produce Market.

Cincinnati June 10. 1917.
PORK el3 25a00 % Clear sides, 7ha-
LARU- BACON
steam, las IS Shoulders, 5Ia--
Kettle, l0a so Clear RIB sides, o0a
BULK MEATS Clear sides, Az.
shoulders, 4 59a0- WHISKEY- 0TaI y;
Clear rib sides, Oak
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Fire.

The hotel and store of c. NJ. Sniffer at Parkton.
were burned yesterday, the occupants barely es-
Gaping with their lives. The post office in the
building was burned. Loss $1,000; insured.
Personal.
Fred Douglass has visited his former master,
Thomas Aud, at st. Micbaels, Talbot county in
this state, which place he left some forty two years
ago.
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Weather indications for To-day.

For New England and the Middle States,
rising barometer, stationary or lower temperature
and northerly winds, with clear or partly cloudy
weather.
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The Western Union Telegraph Company has
made another large reduction 10 rates.
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YER N ONT.
Fire.

ST. JouNsBURY, June 10. Two stores, two
mills, and Two dwelling houses were burned this
morning at Walcott. Loss twenty thousand dol
lars
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isOCkLAND.


PORTLAND, June 10. Hon. NJ. W. Farwell,
late munic pal judge of Rockland, died this morD-
Ing.
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A correspondent of the Lewiston Journal
writes: "The religious and temperance interests q
Bowdoinham are on the advance in this place
Mrs. Perkins of Augusta lectured before the Re-
form club and citizens of Bowdoinham on the
subject Of temperance, last Thursday evening,
June l4th. A good audience and good lecture. -
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Arrested.

PORTSMOUTH, June 10. Two young men, nam
ed Fred Taylor and Melvin Corbett, were arrested
here this morning on board sloop yacht which
they had stolen iiem Pittston, Me.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.


AVER, June 49, A colored man by the name
of Harry Sampson, some thirty years of age, re-
siding in Lancaster, was dro wned while bathing
last night.
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FINANCIAL 4 COMMERCIAL,
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.

. New York. June 10, lsST.
Money was easy at l-a2 Der cent. on call. For.
elzn exchange advanced to is7. Tor ankers' long
and 4oy,< Atssh for ienand. Gold opened at l057
aud closed nj 1861 Loana Iha2 per cent.
Customs receipts, ell .90C. Treasury disbursed
silver.
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MONTREAL, june 10. All quiet at Okla. The
residents OF the French Canadian side of the viii
lage have returned to their homes. The Indians
are still under arms. Chief Joseph denies that the
Indians fired the church. lie will haye nothing
to do with the Quebec government, and considers
the Dominion government the proper authority to
settle the difficulties.
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Administrators Sale.

" ILL be sold at public auction on the Preml
w ses, by virtue of a Lice nse from the Honor
alb Judge OF Probate for the County of kennebec
ca Tuesday the 2lh day of July A. d. 1871, at ten
O'Clock A. NJ, the Homestead pia7 e oil the late
Lewis flauders, situate Ia Readiied in said
county, and containing six acres more or less; and
being the same premises conveyed to said Flanders
by Oliver Bean, by deed recorded In Ken. Co.
Registry, Book l.3, PAGE 1876.
MARY JlMORRILL, Adn'x,
lie honis non, with the will annexed.
June 10Th, 1917. june2O.tltSw3t
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Mrs. II. NJ. Potter Of this city, is to practice
medicine in Brooklyn, N. Y.
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A ride through the country was never more
enjoy able than at the present time.