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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-01

The next party of the c. c. Club will be gIyel
at the Clifton Hotel on next Friday evening, Feb
18th. Part of the evening will be devoted to thu
German
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Subscriptions for all the principal papers anC
periodicals in the United States received at 0s
man * Hapemsn's.
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CANAL MEETING.-Thc people of Peru and vi
cinity will have a "canal meeting" in that city
this afternoon.
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Attend the reading contest on Monday evening
at the Presbyterian church.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-01

The Maicrhofcr Plow Works recommended
running this week with all the hands the works
as thus far rebuilt will accommodate.
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QUERY: "Why will men smoke common to-
bacco when they can buy Marburg Bros "Scal
of North Carolina" at the same price?
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Be wise in time and get bottle Of DR.. Mar
,halPs Lung Syrup, which always cures coughs
and colds and prevents consumption. Price
only p cents bottle. Sold by NJ. kncussl.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-01

County Fair meeting at the Court House thi,
afternoon. All members of the Board requested
TO attend.
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rubber dolls, cheap, cheap, at Osman Il IIap'
mans
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Our Mendoza correspondent this week sends
US what may be the foundation of q terrible SEN
sation. Read his letter.
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For RENT.-The house lately occupied by Sam.
uel French, on West Main street. and cast of the
house live in Apply to WM. CoIWEIi.
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Get your Diaries for 1879, in all styles, at Os-
man Il HapeRan's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-01

25cent shirts or drawers now for % cts, at VI
Stiefel X Co.'S.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-01

st. Valentines Day cometh on apace, and Il
usual agony beginneth to "bile."
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At LYNCH'S all hands are busy getting ready to
take account Of stock preparatory to receiving
the new spring stock; and while this is going on,
very low prices (abQut your own priccs) will be
made on all goods now in the house. 1t would
be wise for all to call and see what they have on
hand.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-02-01

DIED.-We are panied to announce the sudden
demise of John T. Walsh, who died in st. Vim
cents College, Cape Grardeau, No, on Thurs
ddy, Jan. 23d
On Monday, the 10th inst Il letter was written
by him to his mother, stating ne was enjoying
excellent health; but to her utter surprise on
Friday she received telegram to the effect that
her son was dead. His body arrived here Satur'
dav night and was accompanied to the place OF
interment on Sunday afternoon by large con-
course of friends. Until Monday, the 29th, the
cause Of his death was not known here, when
his mother received letter Of coincidence from
member OF the Faculty of the College stating
that he was taken i'll on Wednesday, the 22d inst,
with congestion Of the brain, and on Thursday
after having enjoyed the last rites Of his church
death relieved him of his earthly pain.
Mr.. Walsh was II young man-bcng about
twcnty.onc years of age ofcXemplary character,
having ALWAYS conducted himself in a manner
that reflected credit on his name and those most
nearly related to him. Of his family, there re-
main his mother and two sisters to mourn his
sad loss, though it should be atoned for in part
BY the consolation that the religious piety which
was characteristic of him through life must en-
title Kim to everlasting happiness in eternity.
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CHEAP. CHEAP, Look at the $500, 500,
=, 90 and $1,000 suits at VI. Stefel & Co.'S.
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Look at the all. wool overcoats for So worth
SIS, at NJ. Sticfel Il Cos.
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PHILLIPS BROS,

VPpONlIV VPtTd HUUNt' VttdNd'
DOOtI AND JOB RIN1ING OF
ID every description neatly, correctly and at the
oycst prices Give a call and we will eHdeayor TO gtvo
VINO rntirp satisfaction. DSNANf HdPEAAA.
West of Court Hons
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The demand for gold is great but not equal t,
the demand for DR.. Marshal's Lung Syrup, The
great remedy for coughs and colds. Try il
Price - cents bottle. Sold by NJ kncussl.
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Get your Diaries for 1879 at Osman ~ lIapc
mans.
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A special meeting of La Sale County Grange
will he held at the City Hail. Ottawa, commenc-
ing at 10 O'clock A. IL, Thursday, February 9th,
and continue two days.
+. B. ROVE Secretary.
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JoRUJNG DEP

JOHBINU DEPARTMENT..
Our facilities for doing all kinds of job Work. In the va.
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respectfully solicit those wishing anything done in this
line give call. BY the judcous and liberal use of
printers ink many mans fortune has been made and the
held is still open. Try
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
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The committee on speed Of the Wcnona Union
Fair Association reported the following at the
late meeting of the society.
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The report was adopted.
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We have just received and placed on sale the
finest line OF
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-10-10

Gleub. Sin aroser She'll ees uHter
BEN unbemitfeIten SlaHsu hsrri9snben
GIenbs unb Observation-Disclosures Sterb"
Iidteit it uuseuiaenber Slahruns uni
bobur6 entifantener llnosrhaulihteii
unb alien baraus enti2riuaenben SsiOer
U. {. IN. ,u,ufdreibcn, gu wclfen oi'
unaeIunoen gSoGnunsen unb bumpflger
strasen nod bas Sbriee beitrn9en
3u arm, I'M fih bic SiIfe eines Irsts'
,u erlouben, fnbet Der Nrbeiter in Or
usuitR Sam burse'
Sropfen einen treuen Nreuno uni
5elier in 2eibeu unb &rautbcit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-10-10
QbermaIs fdeinen Die Ser. 9toote

Mbermals f@einen Die Ser. Staateu
an benz Torabeno zines Snoiauers
Sriesss ~ itsben. Gum Denisifen
neutet alles barauf bin, bab Die Rata
ifropbe. bon wsIder am Iekten MOntae
bas Commando oes Maiors Eborn'
burab pom uierten Snfanterie. 8esime |
in Der Rdbe bes RiLt &iUer in Colo
rabo ereiIt ipurbe. nur bos 8oriptel
lpeiterer nno tIutieerer Sample feiu
miro, Maior Sbornburab bate ben
8efebI erboIten, Die Ute Snoionerl
uelGe aeaen ben &esierunaSagenteu
auf Der @bite &io.r.Nsentur rcbeair1
batten, 5ur 8aiion gu brinscn. Nui
BEN @eee babin tpurSe er nnnermntbci
uulern bes oben erwdbnten Wilt 8ioel
bon elmer AN 3abl melt lberlegener
unb gut bepaffneten S9aar BON llt'
Snoiauera lberfauen unb nit itartenr
8eriuit auf ieineu @asentrain 3uruG'
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uno Sreisebn SoIoaten uurben getoStet,
pdhreuo brei Sf1;iere unb ungefab'
funfunbsmansis SOIbaten nno 6ubr'
leute mebr ober wenieer ernitlid per'
munoet ipurben. Das @cmmanoo gine
Oann auf cen @apitan Ynnne uber,
benz es aelons cine Stelle am sSluBufe,
~ erreibm, weIde seitweiIise Slider
beit bot. Sort murben &eri4 ansunser
aufaeworfen unb iOnitiNe Nnltalten 3uI
Sertbeibiauna seaen Die litermalti9ene'
ueberma4t setrofen. Sn bteier Sage
bsfnoeu fd nod ben Iebteu @adribter
Die Bunoestruppen nod iest. 3wa'
linb BON allen Seiten, BON Sort Doug
lus, BON Sort SneIIina uno anre'er
Torts i'm @eiten llncle Sam's Srle9e1
in 8arforce-Mdr anfsebroden, u'f
ibren beordnaten &ameraben SllTe 81
briueen. gtiuts bsfo Weniaer 1T oi
Gage cine auBerft tritiihe. Oeun er
items lit es uatlirli9 uidt 9eniB. bal
bas Yapne'ide Commando bis 'u
Nntunft bes @rfascs fi4 wiro halte'
fonnen. 3peiteus aber 1T Sruno g
Der Befirdtuna porbanben, bnB aud
Sic feiublideu lite. Snoianer BON ibreI
stammessenoiien @eritdrtung srbaIts'
merben. @uf aae Sale nbcr flnn pi
@usfdten fir einen nbermaliael
reauldrea Snbianer- 8rieg Die ausr
be5ten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-10-10
Ser nreukiidle 0ff.

Qon 6riebrif, etm SroBen miro
er,dblt, er babe baufg, in einsn alten
soloatenmanteI eebiat, Die 8irtsbau'
ier beinGt, nm tas Greiben fetner
Solbaten ~ beObad)ten.
60 traf er oud einmal einen col
baten, Der weioIid) sedtc uno ibn 3nm
Wittrinfcu aufToroerte. 9tld eini9em
Strduteu wiIIiste Der altr Sris Elm unr
| trus ibu ,ualsid, mo- CT btnn oaS Sc'o
,u folder 3ede herudbmc benn Der
solb rei6e bod ra,u setuiB nidt aus.
,,Sa," meinte Der SrIbat, ncoS 1T
eben Der preu6jide Bfff,"
..Was lit oas, Der preueiite HhfT ?"
entaeanete Der S0nia.
,Ons tann id, Sir nidt iaaen, Ou
sonuteit mid perratben."
Gieie Nutwort ma1te ben alien tSris
oewaItia ncugirris uub er brans IN ben
Solbatrn, bis b,eier 5uIsst ibm Dos
@ebeimnib betonnte.
80 bore benn," beaouu er, lid
I perfoufe, mas su pertaufeu 1T; eS 1T 10
isst Srie6eu - iuos braube id j. ..
cine fta6lerne SabeIfIinge, bic 1T oer'
fault, febit DUP"
Damit sos er ben Sriff feineS Sabess
berous unb ,eiste Sem &onig cine boil
,erne SIinge'
Dieter that befriebiat unb s'ns met
! ter. Gr hottie f9 ben SOIbaten abe
wobI aemerft unb uad eiuiser 3sit ton
Der Befebl, bas unb bas Ge9imen
" ioute boz bem 8onise sur Baraoe on
treten.
Ser Sonis erideint, reitet eiuis
WaIe ouf unb ob uuo ole er Den be
wusten Samerabeu berousgefunSen bat
y beiiebIt er ibm unb ieinem Sfebenmann
y por,utreten. Da fagt er gu benz Same
= robsn nit bem preuBii4en Bfift: s3'e9
< Deinen SdbeI unb baue Seinsm Sf'
= benmanne ben 8opf ab !"
' Ser Solbat eridrift, fabt fi1 dae
. i&ueu uno ertpibert; vN@, 0faiefdt
> porum Ioute i6 bas wobI tbun NFet
g 8omeroS gtebenmaun bat mir ia niht
,u 9eibe setbau !"
= .9ieb' ;" ruff Der &0nig. ~fonf 10
9t Dein gfebeumann Dir ben Sopf al
% fdIageu !"
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:" prsubiiden @Fff ni6ts ibrig. er lei
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u meiue 8liuse sOIs UirS !"
llnb fiebe ba. ipie CT ben Sdbel hs
q ausassOsen bat. it bic eIiHse Dt
y SOts.
Der ate 6ris ober Ia6te uno fost
sd merle, On Derfebii wirt1id9 d
). preubifaen @Fff."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-10-10

1upen'Vcpo1WpHpht Vso
Noroeentidea 2lOSo,
,ur IieberfabTt bsnusen.
@it Dampii&iHsn ess WcIeesuti@sn SIose
wurben bic Gnbe 1877 ibeT 650,000 gsrionen
befGrbert.
8rouu1d,peie, ;alOOSous, GapllnOiitid
0lrubera, 31OO Sons Sap Sd9er,
aeip,is. $500 2offmanH,
Ohio, 25oO Meger
BerIin, $500 - 9amfe.
RoIt;mcre. $500 ., Oe 2im0n.
SS,s.S ioSr.a ,.SsImasis sus IA Gage ,pii$en 8re.
men unb Rait;mcre unh nsbmen pahasisre
IN biaisfen &aten an.
DIR 2anbungsrlaS birler Dampfi@tHe tn
Baltimore III iugIeih Depot ber Baltimore une
SbiO Gifenbabn, peIGe pafasisrs RON une nag
hem Dejisn IN billieereu @retfeu pc
fSrbert. ais iIaeub cine GiIeubabn rcn NeD
gcIt unb philadelphia.
gei Mufuuft Der Dampfi&ilfe rirb eas Depot
fur aiIe Tidhtanaefellten aef&lrfen, 10 oaB ote
GinwanSerer uidbf Der @ffabt aus geiest hnc
BON Betyiaeyu beitrinbelt 81 tperesn, mas IN
anesru 1afeupidSeu letter 10 oft Der 6au IT,
| SIR MAIDEN nod tefonbers auf fcIgsnss
fir beut5tbe Reilente becbdGtutgerert1e Sor'
,T.r oufmerssoui reIGte bic &eiIe NIT urierS
SSiTer. bietet. Die Yadaeitre tne uute'
9eutiben, f5nnen hm nilO nit SecsrmanI
oerRSrbioen cbne DclmetfHer 81 eseraapen
iimiiseu aus einena S&tif in bas anefrf' Gi'
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poNdaiere seben in 8remen icsletG az! Scrl
bes Sceanbampfers unb YtrIafeu ernislSea frl
| IN 8aIttmcre.-
@- @eaen nGbtrsr MuStunft ptnee maj
i'd an bic 6eneral>ssenten.
81. G6bubma6er Is &C.,
. $40 S @I6 San Ctr, Baltimore, VIC
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lleber Baltimore.

Ssher, ber bas nIte 0aterIane bsfu@en oeer
0srwanete urh 3rtpnte peu europa tcmmsn
a(Ien pia, IcIlte bic pra&tpOueu ueusu. eiiernrn
Sbrauten. ppli6ampfi1ife bes
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sseue Y9otssrapbii9e GaAerte'
ron
ST. 6. aHltistbratter

s6 made siermii bsm pnbIiiam ron PEI.
rsTr rnb linieesenb befannt. oae tp an nsr
norbSei. Ode bsT Grcnt nHe SSSiuer SEaBe
mrine ueue pbptpsrapbtlae 9anerie sIaVIs. m rs:
Ssiisu StyIe ausufsrtisrH. 3afTttsfassu S'F0
saraMtirt. Svumhrnu.r.
HERMANN
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-06-26
ROCKLAND.

WEDNESDAY, June %.
Real estate transfers yesterday Mont
gomery to Lucy A. KelIoc6 and Sarah b. Bar
rett, lO,2S0 square feet of land and buildings
on broadway at Roclland $1,000: Frank G.
Pease to NJ. L. Hanley, land and store at An
pleton
Rev. Robert Hall viii preach to the Advents
at Crockett's Block next Sunday afternoon
and evening.
The funeral of Mr.. Frank g. Hewett. YES
terday afternoon, was largely attended Rev.
=. G. Eastman, Free Baptist pastor, oficated.
Slnghl's Band, of which he was a member.
took the lead of the procession and discoursed
line music, fitting for the occasion
Inc Knox county Greenback convention
VIII be held at the court house in this city to-
morrow.
The steamer Hercules will leave Gen. TIL
sons wharf next Monday, on arrival of the
noon train, for Bangor, to give delegates and
others who wish to attend the Democratic
State Convention, to be held in that CITY next
tuesday, an opportunity to attend.
Elghty-two dollars worth of iackkuiycs
ETC., stolen by Haines from the stores of wise
and erie, have been returned to tbis civ
through the dilligent eXertions of LAWYER i
e. Hanley.
Jennie E., little daughter of MIR. e. T.
SGfay on chestnut street, was quite severely
" " n..'a etos5 i'tot cNeHiHS, owned Dy
Mr. Emery Thorndike. This dog has bitten
several persons before and still the owner re-
fuses to have him killed. but his miserable life
will probably end today
AS Mr.. Albert S. Rice's two small children
were playing ON the side of Main street, near
Mr.. Geo. f. Torry's clothing store, this morn
ing, they were both run over by q team The
wrist of one of them was injured quite badly,
the wheel running over it twice. The other
ones head was bruised to quite an extent.
A jolly crowd of excursionists embarked on
purpose of attending the Republican State
Convention tomorrow.
Gen. Tillson's new windmill is calling a
large number of people to his wharf. 1t will
be ready for operation the first of next week.
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MnNE " to loan on first class Real Estate
10y AZ u Security, in Portland, or Vi
ennty. hents collected, taxes paid. &c ON Com
mission. Apply to f. G. PATTERSON. Dealer In
Real Estate, 3791s Congress Street. no5eodtf
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TO LEFT.
no Let.
TO Let.

A FURNISHED LODGING ROOM fronting
IA street line of horse railroad; upper part Of
city, For particulars enquire at THIS OFFICE.
JET dim
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sACo AND BIpDEFoRp

WEDNESDAY, June %.
The roof of the old unoccupied machine shop
on Springs Island, belonging TO Horace Wood
aaasal, lrefrena
from the foundry near by, and occasoned the
alarm at o'clock this afternoon. Very slight
damage by water Insured.
The Saco boat club meets tomorrow evening
to choose timer, starter and Judges for Satur-
days SOUL race.
The Saco First Parish picnic announced for
June 26, at Camp Comfort, has been postponed
until further notice.
Two fights INDUCED in by balmy Frenchmen
at the Pine Point picnic yesterday, and an
other little fracas by the same parties at the
top of Deane's HILL soon after the arrival of
the excursion train last night. The latter was
quickly squelched by Officer McIntire
-Four veterans of the Saco band of 20 years
ago will assist director Lock in the dance at
Old Orchard Grove, July 4.
AT the Democratic caucus in Saco today, the
following delegates were chosen to attend the
state convention at Bangor, July /: Edward
Eastman, A. T. Lord, Frank Foss, S. S. Mitch
ell, Chas. IL. Milliken, Alfred Patterson Ira
IL. Lord, Samuel Lord, Geo. Stuart. A vote
was taken instructing delegates to support
Gov. Garcelon in the convention.
The following are the delegates to the coun-
ty convention at Alfred, July 3D.: John S.
Derby, S. l.. Lord, VIM F. Pike, Benz. Leay-
lit, John Hansoom, Joseph Means, A. w. Lar
rabee, Woodbury. Boynton, Freedom Foss, Ed
win Z Phillips VIM. II. Fogg, Ira C. Dow,
Jas; Ladd, Edwin r. Fogg, Lawrence Jordan,
II. Fairfield.
Our friend Gus, at the corner of Main and
Storer streets. Saco, may be a ''Slo-mano but
he hasn't slow horse by any means. While
driving the aforesaid animal on Beach street.
Sunday, he turned out to pass another stopper
going the same way, and had just got the lead
when one rein broke and Gus was at the mercy
of the animal, but fortunately for him his Gus
tom had been to slack the reins after brush.
and as he invuluntarily did SO with the re-
manning rein, the horse gradually come to
walk and finally stopped In consequence in
stead of general smashup we must be content
with narrow escape.
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ETuHEE

Fine trees have been left on the lots, which will
add greatly to their attractions. 1t is intended to
beautify this avenue with double rows of shade
trees and to make it the most beautiful site for su-
purDan residences in the neighborhood of Portland,
Apply 10 n. s. GARDINER.
Jel4eod3m Centennial EsI9cI6.
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BATH.
Business s-Menhaden-Police News
The Sea Serpent-Chips

WEDNESDAY, June %.
Archery clubs begin to shoot.
Blue fish in large schools are off Seguin.
Monday night 400 weight of mackorel were
Noted at the mouth of the river.
The old Treat & Lang smoke stack has been
placed in position at Packard's new mill
After July list the steam yacht Creedmore
makes two trips to Popham per day.
Yesterday afternoon party of youths went
N bathing on the Woolwich side Bad bows
stole their clothing. Tabeaux.
High street is being regarded.
Two large RATS of logs for Wiscasset flowed
by the American Union and the Hobson
passed down yesterday
Vacation has begun.
The Eagle Wing, Capt. Armstrong, BROUGHT
up 1909 weight of hake yesterday He reports
the loss of his cod lines by, that sea serpent
which the Captain is confident he saw.
Correction-J. FL. Stantial is master of
Solar Lodge, Z. w. Arras of Polar Star Lodge
T. & A. NJ.
The tightening calculator drew or owd
last night.
Uncle TOMS Cabin at Columbian Hall
Thursday night.
That invitation to the High School reception
left at our office door was stolen by a very bad
boy.
One of our weaithiest ship owners is to have
steam yacht.
A woman whose angry passions were
aroused smashed all Deckerman's front Win
dows on Commercial street last night. Locked
up.
Summer tourists compliment the manage
ment of the Eastern Steamboat Line.
The Boothbay porgy fleet report the entire
absence of porgies from the coast. The pros
pect is for the withdrawal of the boats. 1t is
said the blue fish are driving the menhaden
from the shore of Maine.
VIM. III. Smith & Son have refitted and
restocked their store ON Front street Their
line of hammocks is very large and nobby,
Fire works for the Fourth are now in and their
sporting goods, revolyers, rifles and @ammuni-
ton are all first class and reliable.
Police news-Monday, H. w. Tallman and
William Gibson were before Judge Tallman
breach of peace, So each and costs. This af-
ternoon Mr.. Belcher, taken last night at the
Beehive, was fined So and costs. Mrs. Bel
cher was released for disturbance last night by
the government, was given three months at
Wiscasset for disturbing the peace. Three
tramps were at the palais last night.
The reception by the graduating class at the
High School Friday night is to be swell af-
fair.
Merchants say business improves
The first water crosses have reached the
market.
Hotel arrivals Sagadahoc. %; Shannon,
90
Thursday evening the High School pupils
will assemble to have their rank read them.
All the schools are through their years work.
A large sturgeon jumped into Mr.. Alvin
Greenough's boat yesterday afternoon, took
few moments rest and Topped over into his
native element again without causing any ac-
cident.
That cat at the Knox s. Lincoln repair shop,
which recently figured in the magazines and
papers as the victim of two laIge rats, did not
die as reported. The two rats daily appear,
bnt are never disturbed by tabby
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AUGUSTA.
WEDNESDAY, June 25.

WEDNESDAY, June 25.
The Della Collins viii run to Fort Popham
9Th Of July on an excursion.
Frank Hart ran miles yesterday in 81 min
utes on the track. He is to run at Dexter the
9Th of July.
Barnun's stallion which has been detained
here since June 9TH on account of an accident,
was on the street yesterday, making fine APP
pearance.
Tom Frost says that The boys have got to
tread faster than they ever did before to beat
him at Dexter 1th of July
Granite Hall is receiving a new coat of paint
It is bottled green. G. Beale & Co. are doing
the job.
Gen. Boyington's house on Gage street is 60
ing up fast. Also Mr.. Hamlin's house on
Bridge street.
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FAT PEOPLES MIsFoRTUNEs

Some of the savage tribes enter their DWELL
ings through hole in the roof, and when a
person becomes so fat that he cannot get in, he
is regarded an outlaw. Had this system been
adopted in the United States, the "out-laws'
could not have made a more active demand for
Aliens Anti-Fat than now exists. Hundreds
who had lived in constant fear of sudden
death have, by its use, been reduced to a COM
Portable living weight. The Anti-Fat is pure
druggists.
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a Nice 1BPEcEz K2Oslsq be E4e4
A 7 MQRRII4L'S C0RNER.-Do Die Parlors. Din
"A ing Room and Kitchen on cst floor and five
sleeping rooms. Good stable, large OF. Rent $500.
Apply to q f. Morrill,, next house, IL VIM. H. ,Jcr
ris, Real Estate Agent. my2!tf
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Z. CUSHING, General Manager
Portland, May nth, 1879. m17tf
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FdeR SALE

A story and half House with addition,
Stable, 0utbuildings and BLACKSMITH
Shop, all in good repair and nearly new,
Lot contains about one acre, excellent
garden and well Of water. This pr0per-
ty is situated about four miles from PORT.
land on the Gray road. coed title and
immediate possession will BE given. The
above property will be sold for $4,000,
ana is the best bargain in Deering.
Inquire on the premises Of u. O. IAM-
BERT, or Of JOHN G. COBB, 81 I-2 FIX
change Street, Portland.
All but $500 can remain on Mortgage.
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The annoyance occasioned by the continual
crying OF the baby, at once ceases when the
cause is las it should be) promptly removed by
using DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup. Price % cents
per bottle.