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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-26
Gar0iner Local Mus.

Most of the schools in the city closed last week.
The examinations were thorough aud generally
satisfactory. Several of them held exhibitions at
which the parents and friends were entertained
with class recistons, speaking by the boys, and
reading by the misses. The High street and Lin
coin street Grammar schools will close this week,
being required to make up last term.
The graduation exercises of the high school
class Of 1873, will take place at the Methodist
church this afternoon Jotnson's band of Lew
iston, will furnish music on the occasion. The
alumni and alumne of the school together with
the class of rs, will give public reception at
johnson Hall this evening, on which occasion
dgnfed pater familias will unbend their digni-
ty and "trip the light fantastic toe" with bloom
ing daughters.
The rain Of Saturday night was powerful,
washing the roa Is badly and flooding gardens
and fields in many places. 1t was too much fol-
the squash bugs none of them have been seen
since the shower. The sewer on Water street
filed with debris, in consequence of which
the johnson House cellar was flooded. 1t took
all Sunday afternoon With the force pump to work
the mud out.
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THE QUEEN OF SPAIN.
Fears That She Cannot Recover.

LONDON. June %. Special dispatches from
Madrid say Queen Mercedes seemed queter and
was progressing favoIably Sunday evening, but
about two o'clock Monday morning she grew
rapidly worse, and the ministers of government
and principal functioDaries of the municipality
were summoned to the palace.
The Physicians declared the Queens life in
danger. Cardinals Moreno and Benavides adj
ministered the sacraments and rapal benedicton
During the day the patient was tranquil, but she
gradually grew weaker. She retained conscious
ness and conversed with her parents and King
Alfonso, who is deeply affected. There was to
have been grand celebration on the Queens 18th
birthday, Monday. Great grief and sympathy
are expressed throughout the city. Masses are
said every hour IN the churches Bulletins are
issued to the sorrowng people once in every three
hours.
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An AstOnishtu Fact.

A large proportion OF the American people are
to-day DIVING from the effects of Dyspepsia or dis
ordered liver. The result of these diseases upon
the masses of intelligent and valuable people is
most alarming, making life actually burden in
stead of pleasant existance of enjoyment and
usefulness as it ought to be. There is good
for this, il you will only throw aside pre-
judice and skepticism take the advice of Drug
gists and your friends, and try bottle of
Green's August Flower. Your speedy relief is
certain. Millions Of bottles of this medicine have
been given away to try its virtues, with satisfsc
tory results in every case. You can buy sample
bottle Tor 10 cents to try. Three doses will relieve
the worst case. Positively sold by all Druggists
on the Western Continent. splj-tcodSwtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-26
BIDDEFORD.
Baptist Convention

BlDDEFoRD, June %. The Baptist State con-
vention opened here last evening" with a confer
ence meeting.
This morning at g. the convention was called tc
order. After devotional exercises the president,
address and the address of welcome were deliv-
cred and the reports of the board and treasurer
were presented and discussed.
Rev. A. r. Crane of Winthrop, read paper
on "Parsonages."
The Educational Society board met at O'Clock
and the afternoon exercls es of tie convention
was resumed at 2 The report of the committee
on the state Of religion wa. made, followed by
remarks.
Bev. w. H. Clark of South Norridsew ok
read paper on Evan elistic work. follow we'd by
discussion.
The light hand Of fellowship was given to pas
tors who have entered the State during the year
followed by election of officers
The Womens Baptist Missionary Society me
at 1 o'clock.
Rev. C. 5. Holbrook of Saco, delivers the an-
nual sermon this evening.
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CONGREGATIONAL CONVENTION.
The Churches Reported in II Prosperous
Condition.
Large and Interesting Gathering of
the Leaders of the Denomination

LEWISTON, June %. The Congregation con
venton met at O'Clock Rev. Mr.. Byinglon Of
Brunswick presented the fifth annual report on
the state Of he churches Following i. an alb
stract:
Five years have wrought very marked improve
ment in the condition OF our churches and in the
tone of our annual conferences. Five wears ago
the removals from the churches exceeded the ud
ditions by CD. The additions to churches on
profession had been but ii3. Duling the last five
years 1850 Lave united with our churches on con.
fsslon of faith aud l.6lS by letter. la this period
there has been a net gain of $50 Ia member.
ship there has been gain of 10 per cent
In five years there has been change in church
attendance and contributions. The ministerial
element is less predominant than it used to be in
REVEALS, and the lay element more prominent.
This year Washington and Cumberland confer
ences have had sweeping revvsls. 10 the four.
teenth conference there are pa churches. Three
new churches have been organized during the
year. 90 churches have pastors and 81 acting
pastors. 80 are supplied by cencates and s. are
destitute. Have 1876 ordained ministers In active
service. There are also 80 ministers without pas
toral charge. Twenty theological students are in
Charge of churches.
There are q ,2il church members 10 the vari.
Gus churches, of whom 6, 296 are males and a..
80 females. 364 members have died, 426 have
been dismissed and q disciplined the past year
and Sl1 have removed. The net gain of the year
is 500 S62 have been bapii,ed the past year and
l44 infsLt. baptised. There are 20 $40 persons in
the Sunday schools, with an average attendance
of l2,6l7.
The congregations are made up of L, 632 fami
lies. The benevolent contributions of churches
for the year have been S2i ,S36. 81, 500 to the
American Board Congregational Foreign Mis-
sions and S6,472 to home missions.
At P. NJ. discussion concerning the minis
tiers wanted in Maine. was opened by w. E.
Gould, Esq. lie urged the grouping of several
small churches and placing over them a pastor
who would stick.
The discussion was continued by Dr. Hamlin of
Bangor, DIR. Thurston, Rev. c. ii. Gates, Rev
Mr.. Harding, Mr.. G b. Barrows, Rev Z. II. By
ingon and Rev. DR.. Brown of the American Mis-
sionary Union.
AT 730 z. NJ occurred the meeting of Maine
Congregational Charitable Society. At s p. NJ
Rev WIN. Hart of Bath preached the conference
sermon.
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At THE STATE
COLLEGE,.
NeetiH. of the Alumni.

BANGOR, June %. The meeting of the alumni
of tho Maine State College held meeting to-day
and elected the following officers
President-W III. Jordan.
Vice PreLident-W. &. Paines.
Recording Secretary-R. W. Eaton.
Corresponding Secretary-W. A. Bumps -, E.
j. Haskell "A, W. A. Balentine IS, Wesley Webb
'16, A. NJ. harrington II. X. b. Burns.
Owing to the bad weather the drill WAS post.
poned until Wednesday afternoon.
President Allen holds a reception to- night. Ex-
ercises Wednesday evening are as follows; 1896
A. NJ, commencement exercises; 3 P. NJ, drill
by Coburn Cadets; p. NJ, concert by Miss An.
ME Louise Cary. Ella c. Lewis and Mendelsshon
Quintette Club.
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COSSUNPTION CURED

An old physician. retired from practice, having
had placed in his hand by an East India Mission
AIRY the formula Of simple vegetable remedy, for
the speedy and permanent cure of consumption,
bronchitis, catarrh, asthma. and all throat and
lung affections, also positive and radical cure
for nervous debility and all nervous complaints.
after having tested its wonderful curative powers
in thousands of cases. has felt 1t his duty to make
this desire to relieve human suffering will send,
free OF charge, to all who desire it, this recipe,
with full directions for preparing and using, in
German. French or English. Sent by mail by
addressing with stamp, naming the paper. W.
W. Sherar, li9 Powers Block, Rochester, New
York iInel9 4w
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Alfred.
Meeting Of the York County G.eenb ,ck
Conventions.

ALFRED, June -. The York county Green
back Convention met at Alfred Tuesday, with
delegate ATTENDANCE OF one hundred and ifty-six,
every town in the county being represented.
John ii. Hammond of North Berwick was made
chairman, end Carlton Cbeever and ID ii. Per
kins, secretaries, with one ce-president from
each town.
A committee on resolutions William Emery of
Alfred, chairman, was appointed, and the conven-
ton, after speech from John NJ. Todd adjourn
ed to afternoon.
1n the speech of Mr. Todd, Deacon L. Ii. Cove
Of Saco, alluded TO a, the Ian for Congress.
The allusion was received with enthusiasm.
Mr. Emery of lied, chairman of the commit
tee on resolutions, reported the Lewiston platform
with an additional resolution, i,counte nanciug
the use of money to influence voters
A band of music from West Newlield was pres
emit
The convention listened to some reckless speech
es and made full list of nominees.
The greenbackers are mainly in the northern
towns Of the county.
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BATES COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT
Address Before the Alumni and EIec-
ton of Officers.

LEWISTON, June %. AT P. NJ, Rev. j. l.
Phillips delivered an address before the Alumni
of Bates Theological School, Theme, The Pas.
tors responsibility under the Lords great COM
mission, and how it may be met"
AT o'clock p. Nj. occurred the Alumni meet
ing. The following officers were elected;
President-Rev. A Given.
Vice Presidential. w. Cakes.
Secretary and Treasurer-T IL. Stacy.
Orstor-G. A. Bckford.
Substituted. NJ. Libby.
Poet-F. Il. Sanford.
Substitute-E. Whitney.
ES. Committee-J. ii. Rand, +. w. Baldwin
A. G. Libby.
Overseers of the College-G. f. Smith, and A
Given.
Commencement concert this evening.
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, June %, 1878.
FLOUR-Extra spring 4 4Oa5.00: western $50;
southern 525.
WHEAT No.2 Chicago spring Cash 93-a-;
June 0 0i-at.tS-; july, 91A.aA; August, s59.a
-; No 3, 0.s4-; Regular. a., rejected 10.
CORN Sales regular, -; cash -a36 = June
S6,. a00-; July 36Aa-; August, 37-a00; rejected,
- u.
OATS-Cash Aba-; June 23haaiH; July, 2Sh
ASA August, 23la.
RYE Sax.
BARLki-49ia.
DRESSED HOGS-4 l2a4.l2k.
PORN Cash 8 40-ay.I5- =; June s,9lk: Julv
9.i0a August, . 3kIa9 10.
LARD-Cash 6s2ia 10 So =. June 6G2k-a; July
6.e5-a6.S7h August, 8 Ska.
BULK MEATS Shoulders 81 s5,. short rib
sides .'sa-5; short clear rib 81. ao clear sides
6Aa6A.
WHiSkEY-l0h.
FRElGirS-Corn to Buffalo Il. cents; wheat
do j. cents
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OUTLAWRY IN INDIANA.
Several Terrible Conflicts Between the
Citizens and Outlaws.

OwENsvILLE, June %. Oweusville, Gibson
county, has of late been the scene of several ter
rible conflicts between outlaws and citizens. The
last occurred Sunday night. An attempt was
made upon the life of Andrew g. Montgomery.
who has taken prominent part in exposing and
bringing to justice members OF the lawless bands
Montgomery had been in Owensville and was re-
turning to his farm, when attacked by several
masked men. He was armed and succeeded in
killing one Of his assailants.
dozen bullets entered Montgomery clothing
and one clipped the skin from his hip, but he es-
capped unhurt The whole neghborhood was
aroused and hundred men are now securing the
country in search of the outlaws
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NEW JERSEY.
Court m alters.

CAMDEN, June 25. Hunter was again upon
the witness stand to-day. A dramatic scene &C.
CURED when jenkins, for the prosecution, asked
the prisoner ii he on the Sunday before the muir
der did not visit the house of one Sproule. lie
said he did not. jenkins then directed Sproule
II he was in the room, to stand up, and q man in
the audience arose. Hunter Immediately jumped
to his feet and said with great vehemence II do
not know that man. l never saw him before. You
are a liar, sir, If you say | visited your house.
That man is trying 10 swear my life away" The
court objected and Hunter spologized, but at the
request Of Hunters counsel SrrOule was taken
from the room.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
EXPLOSION.

HARRISBURG, June "A. Four large boilers in
the puddle mills Of the Chesapeake Nail Works
exploded to-day. The mills were almost demol-
lshed Chambers Rowe, master foreman, was In
stantly killed and four Others were badly injured
by the flying debris One boiler was carried over
an adjoining mill 60 feet high and landed in field
$50 feet from the explosion. Another was blown
through the top of the mill into a brick ware
house. The third was carried into another ware
house, badly damaging the building, and the
fourth boiler was torn to pieces. Loss about
$50, 600.
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NEW YoRn.
Fire.

Fire.
NEW YORK, June Is. The fire at Catskill, last
night was burning of the woods.
Political.
The Graphic has Washington rumor that the
democrats have obtained the original Of the
sherman letter aud will soon produce it.
Ibe Potter committee, owing to the absence of
some OF the members, is at dead lock on the
question of investigating the La. commission. but
on tne return Of the absentees will decide to in.
vestigaie.
Court Matters.
Maltby, one of the counsel began his statement
10 behalf OF FItz John Porter, this afternoon, at
" est Point
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-26

The announcement of the steamer Henry Nor
rson may be found in our columns. Capt. Nc
Clintock is still at the helm which is of itself
guarantee of the safety and convenience of pass
engers. The Captain had tempting offers to go
elsewhere, but decided to remain on the kennebec.
Joseph Piper & Son are just now receiving
fresh and luscious Strawberries from the Vassal-
boro' nurseries, having them fresh every day.
They infinitely better than the other varieties
aud customers will End that out. Piper is always
looking out for the best 10 the market
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BASE BALL.

At Hartford, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 9, Hart.
fords 4.
AT Worcester, Massachusets-Lowels9 9, West
boros 8.
AT cleveland, Ohio-Cincinnatis 4, Forest
CiNs9
AT Milwaukee, Wisconsin-PIo vidence IL, Mil
waukees 5.
AT Chicago, Illinois-Bostons 7, Chicagos 2.
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SOMETHING NEEDED!
Az ATLAS OF KENNEBEC COUNTY.

Practical Surveyor and experienced Drafts.
men now engaged in surveying and drafting
plans for
kjerY Torn in tie ConUiY.
Such work from actual surveys, thoroughly cor.
rected up to and including the present year, must
be of value to every intelligent and business
man. During the present season, the citizens OF
Eennebec county will be called on, and an opportu-
nifty offered to subscribe for the work ut price to
correspond with the times. No man of business
can afford to be without such work if W Thin his
power to obtain it.
june,6. i2w&w3m COLBY 4 CALDWELL.
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FINANCIAL L. COMMERCIAL,
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.

New York. June rs, 1878.
Money loaned a. .-a3- on call and closed at C.
per cent.
Sterling quiet at 4sS1 as51s tor 90 days, 4s7Has74
for demand.
Gold opened at 1908 and closed at lOOh.
Carrying rates, sal per cent. Borrowsg rates
LA.
Clearings, IS 81 600. Custom receipts, S2ls OC0.
Treasury disbursed-slb, 0oo interest," $1,000 for
bonds.
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YER MONT.


SPRINGFIELD, June rs. The buildings of the
Vermont Novelty Works company were totally
destroyed by fire this evening. Loss not ascer-
tanned There was an insurance on the property
of eighty thousand dollars, in twenty differ
ent companies. The origin of the FIRE is thought
to have been incendiary. large number Of
people are thrown out of employment
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NORTH ASSALBORO'.
Suicide.

WATERvILLE, June %. George w. Wellmsn,
photographer, was found dead in his photograph
room at North Vassalboro, this afternoon. 1t is
supposed that he poisoned himself Caused by
insanity.
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TUESDAY, June 25
The action Forrest VS.. Sswtelle, begun last
evening, finished this forenoon The verdict
was for the ptf., for SLIGO.
No. l59. Carol c. Webster vs.. D. ii. Torsey.
Otis for ptf.. Carleton for deft. This is an action
of replevin for a lot Of tools. lumber. carriage
materials and a book of accounts, all of the al
legged value of $50. in a carriage makers shop in
Winthrop, where the parties live. The goods
were claimed and replevied by the ptf, by virtue
of bill of sale of the same from def to him.
The defe pce is that the paper called bill of sale
was in fact mortgage given to secure the pay
ment Of a promissory note, and that delt. was to
hold possession of the goods until the note ma
tured and was paid. Verdict for delft
In order TO. morrow:
No. l43, WEIGH VS.. Stafford.
" l52. Stafford vs.. Welch.
" l66. Berrenm VS.. Gbare.
Court list in order Thursday: Nos. A, As. Al,
&c. SO and los.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Ere.

TACOMA, June 25. The farm buildings of
Frank j. Collins, Clifford, were burned this morn
ing Loss, $1,000; insured $1,000. Probably in
cendiary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-26

A greenbacker attempted to lecture in China
the other evening. and in his audience there were
two or three common sense men, who had some
plain, practical questions to ask. The speaker was
completely nonplussed and thrown off his guard.
He sympathized with poor Emma who had an I'M
comfortable way of putting people "in such d-
lemms," and he backed out of bis position by re-
marking that it was "easier to ask questions than
to answer them"
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RHODE ISLAND.
FiIe.

PROVIDENCE, June 49, Fire this morning in
the Washington Insurance Company's building,
burned out the counting room of the Sunday Des-
patch, where the fire originated. The other occu.
pants were more or less damaged by fire and wa
ter Total loss 81, 900 to $4,000,
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Condensed TELEGRAMS.

| special states fire in London, Cedar county,
| Iowa, Monday, destroyed nearly all the business
houses; loss about 500 600
All employees of the naval construction depart
ment OF the Norfolk navy yard, were discharge
yestei day,
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They are snre of welcome every where. SLIP
Perry ELM LOIENGES, for Coughs. For
sale by all Druggists.
Caswell x Co., corner Washington aud Winter
Sts., Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-26

Mr.. Bufflm Of the committee TO go to Aroos-
took county and investigate in regard to elections
there, will proceed this week, and make arrange
ments for holding meetings, summoning parties,
&C., and the other members ofthe committee i'll
90 forward next week. The investigation will
probably last month or more.
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BUCkSPORT.

BANGOR, June %. William Rideout of East
Bucksport was found dead Monday afternoon.
Suicide by pistol and rope. Iii health was the
cause
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-26

An idiot calling himself Prof. Dare. short time
since gave tight rope exhibition to a crowd on
Water street. 1t is reported that he fell while ex-
hibting in New Hampshire, few days since, and
was instantly killed
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Narrow Escape.

AT Plymouth Sunday, Oliver Cheney of New
Hampton, was pursured aud fired at, under the
impression, it is supposed, that he was the escaped
murderer. Luckily he was not hurt
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Suicide,
LEWISTON.


LEWISTON, June 25. The millinery store of
c. C., Andrews. Lisbon street, was entered Mon
day night and quantity OF goods taken.
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1879.
Augusta. Bath. Mouse, Squirrel and Five
Islands, Ocean Point and BOothbay.
TOE FINE STEAMER.
.s..ssss&-@:n HENRY MORRISON.

Capt. f. G. McClin 'ocIx,
viii until further notice, leave Augusta, TUES.
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. at - NJ
or on the arr wal Of the M river train, Leave
Hallow eli NJ 1880 p, NJ, Gardiner |, Richmond
2.l0, Rath %, for Five Islands. Ocean Point,
squirrel Island, Mouse Island and Boothbay.
Returning MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRI.
DAY, will leave Boothhsy at 100, for Ocean Point
squirrel, Mouse and Five Islands I eaving Bath
AT TO- \. NJ, for Richmond, Gardiner HAllowell
and Augusta.
DAYS DoWN-Augusta to Roothbay TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY.
DAYS IP-Boothbav to Augusta, MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY.
june26.tG f. {. MCCLiNTOCK Master.
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The recent rains did considerable damage in
some localities. A Brownville correspondent of
the Wing writes:
The rain fell in torrents from o'clock Sunday
morning until 10 o'clock at night. Nearly every
culvert in town was washed out, or damaged more
or less. Fences, stone walls, trees and rocks were
undermined. Pleasant river was raised five or six
feet in ten hours. The shovel handle factory is
surrounded by water and can't he run. Judson
Briggs saw mill was damaged $500. The fish way
has disappeared. The damage to crops on the
intervaes below us must be very great. The
quarries are full of water. The roads are quilted
badly and men and teams are busy hauling gravel
and repairing damages
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The committee of the 10Th Maine Regime Mt
Association met at Richmond, on Monday, and
voted to have their reunion this year, August
2Sth at Richmond.
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.

LONDON, June %. The Greek representatives
received no notice that congress had decided to
| admit them, and supposed the final decision of
the question reserved until questions affecting
Greece were taken up for discussion.
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MASS ACIiUSETTS.
shot.

HAvERHILL, June rs Last night, police off
Ger Sullivan, while attempting to arrest a drunk
en-. quarresome fellow named White, was danger
ously shot by the latter.
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The Governor will visit Lewiston to day, to at
tend the commencement exercises at Bates Col
lege. lie will go from thence to Pennington
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-26

The Conuor Cadets have decided to go to Bath,
July 4th. meeting will be held this evening,
and every member is requested to be present.
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SuMN Err.
Fire..

LEWISTON. June %. The farm buildings of
Washington Foster of Sumner, were destroyed by
fire Monday morning.