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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-08-09

@. w. Frederick received notice this
morning that in the KAW land case of
GiltneI vs.. Isees the defendants entry
had been set aside upon the pleadings
and proofs. and ordering him to dismiss
the contest. This is complimentary 70
q. W., who prepared the papers.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-08-09

MoSEY-MOneY to loan IN any amount
by the Central Loan and Land company
~ the lowest rates. Call and see US be-
fore making your loans, as we can do
vou Oood
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-08-09

TEACHERS WANTED. = Fifty good
teachers can find employment In the
public schools OF Greenwood county.
An examination will be held At Eureka.
August 81, 1888.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-08-09

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS when you
want q salesman that understands the
business, knows the people and always
stands up to the racket, he can be found
by addressing.
II. w. PEARsALI., Auct.
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The EmpOrians who went to Cotton
wood Falls 10 attend the dance last
evening report handsome treatment and
a"waY.up" good time. They were en-.
entertained ip great shape. and appre-
ciale the numerous courtesies extendsd
on that occasion.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-08-09

FARM FOR SALE.-I have for sale on
easy term, u valuable improved farm In
Lyon county, well adapted TO corn and
stock. ALAERIN GIILETT.
EmDorlA. Kansas.
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Remember that we have one of the
largest stocks OF Gents Furnishing
Goods In the city. and a. prices that defy
competition. Give Ne . call and see for
yourselves. Il tbs 90 cent store.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-08-09

"A second hand organ in good repair.
Will either trade for COW, heller,
calves, hogs. or horse Address: Post
Once Box No. 1901.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-08-09

No speiic fer local skin aim eHss can
cope in popular favor with GIenn's Sui
phur Soap.
aHisls Hair and Whisker Dye,n Soc.
Colden;s Liquid Beef Tonic Cold
ems; no other. OF druggists.
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COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT

FoR SALR.-A farm Of 81 acres OF bot
tom land we'll improved, new house,
plenty Of fruit and well watered. For
sale ON easy terms.
Also stock farm-coDsisting Of $50
acres of bottom land-eood feed lots,
plenty of water. Timber and buildings
in abundance.
Also several other faras for sale by
n. w. SlTAtt0n, real estate aud insur-
ance agent, Reading, Lyon Co, Kas.
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1eunS1 - $3.50 pn0 4S1tna-poauSM
To WHOM IT MAY CONcERN-We take
pleasure in announcing that we are per-
ionally acquainted with the officers and
managers Of the Kansas Mutual Life
Association. Of Hiawatha. Kansas. and
we know them 10 be men of high stand
lng and business qualifications. We
also have examined the plans Of the as
ISOLATION, and are so well satisfied OI
i,s reliability that We have taken poll
cies on our own lives In the association
and believe we have as safe and as cheaI
an insurance as can be written.-Hon
John p. st. John, Hon. Lewis Hanback,
Hon. b. w. Perkins, Hon. p. B. Plumb
Hon. James Smith, Hon. p. l. Bone
brake and Hon. John Martin.
; HENRY MoYs,
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The most Distressing case Of Rnnfnla
or blood poison that We ever heard Of
was cured by Parsons Pergaafve Pills.
hese pills make new rich blood, ard
taken one Q night fog three rnnnths vi
change the blood In the entire system.
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Go TO A. Mohler, Sixth avenue, near
Savings bank, to get your boots made.
DID you get prices on silyerwares at
the yg cent store? II not do 50 at once
end yoI viii 70 surprised how cheap
you can buy flrst-class goods.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-08-09

MaNEY TO loan at I per cent inter.
est, with commission. Mortgage can
be paid of At any time borrower de-
sires. ii. LI.RwELEYN JONES.
Office at the Court House.
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n Monty Money al Warren s. Leigh
s0n's is too cheap to steal. You can
torrow Il ut prices never before made in
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-08-09
Agent AT EmpOria, Kansas

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usO '1OTssOl and sauuQoIsu lsqlo sq1
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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-08-09

FoR SALE--Apples by the bushel, at
81 cents at the orchard OF N. D. Abra-
ham, i've miles north Of town.
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A very large stock of clocks, watches
Jewelry, ETC., al the 30 cent store. Prices
10 suit most any one.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-08-09

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uso nOA IIU Anq HIN pus 'sS5s pus
1olanq IoJ III OF sIspIO S5IUI sAsq GA
Ryder has the best three for ten cent
cigar In the market.
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STRAYED-One bay mare and SIN all
colt; mare about four years old. Any
information leading to recovery will be
duly rewarded. w. Z. MCMAHON.
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NJ 'paN 'sIsAuIa 'oIsAsussnb 'aISAssslS
'sdSo 'slSq 'ssoqs 'slOOQ 'SulqlOI0 'spOOS
APP 'SsIIs0OlS 20. slsEsuoo 4oO1s mo
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-08-09

All kinds Of musical Instruments
from . jewsharp TO a plano. and are
sold remarkably cheap at the % cent
store.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-08-09

A five bottle castor only 30 cents
worth 90 TO $3.50 elsewhere, at the 20
cent store.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-08-09

Rubber paint, the best of all mixed
paint sold only by Ryder the drug
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'qnOm6Id 20 lsSSqlI0u SsNw oA' 'sSsIS
10 aSIoB 6IusA0s 10 ElxIS-zIVS doI
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-08-09

i was moved that when the board
adjourn it do 50 to meet two weeks from
tonight at the same time and place 10
settle matters pertaining to the Third
ward building.
On motion the committee on supplies
were authorized 20 contract with / d.
| lent 20 furnish the two upper rooms ID
the.Fourth ward school building.
P.J. CAHNrcHAEI, Clerk.
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To farmers and stock men; We now
handle the genuine rock SALT just the
thing foT stock.
EsPonrA lEERoANzILE Co.
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GOOD leather nets at T.. Heilnan's
for three dollars per set.
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We want all the good butter We can
get Al goOd price.
EAPORiA MERCANTILE Co.
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wANTKD-A good Glrl to do general
AFsaousework. Good situation TO one that
= will suit J.W. GRIvPTTH.
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! 1aj soIzd ,sSqSIq sq, GSd IlIA pug 'ausA
sA ls1 uso oA $3.50 puB IS9anq eQ9 ITV
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Plymouth Rock eggs for sale-twO
dollars per setting. VIM. b. ScoTT.
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The Emporia News.
THURSDAY. AUGUST 0. 1888.

Tfnware very cheap at the 90 cent
sfnra
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Go directly to Ryder for anything In
the drug line.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-08-09

Boy your fruit jars at the 90 cent store
and save money.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-08-09

Mason's fruit jars very cheap at the
90 cent store.
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SATURDAY, Aug. 4.

Mr.. Bond is connecting the drug store
and his residence with q mechanical
telephone.
We noticed an OK team belonging to
some movers today on our streets work.
ing In collars and harness.
j. E. Kirk, the gcntlemanly agent for
S. A. Brown & Co, at this place, in
forms US that he sold during the month
of July $4,000 worth oflumber. a good
showing for the business of the town.
The recent cool weather Is pronounc-
ed as an excellent thing for the corn
crop, and unless We have early frosts the
yield will be immense.
IF you want good sulky rake you
can get it of j. S. Gibson.
-Wanted.-Butter and eggs at Tress.
Ter 6 Lowry's.
Cash for grain at Tressler &
Lowry's.
-Tressler s. Lowry buy the Enter
prise flour in carload lots, and for
prices, wholesale or retail, will not take
a back scat for any one.
Oils for lubricating at Bonds.
Mixed paints at Bonds.
-Lesh Bros have received full car
load of salt. You can now be supplied
in any quantities TO suit.
- Clocks repaired by d. c. Grinell.
When in need of light or heavy
muslins, ducks and denIms, or cotton
AIDES, call at j. d. GibsOn's dry goods
house.
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90 sn sss puB IIuO 'osueumI GldmIs
sIs $3.50 pun Is1lnq 10 sssBqoInd mo
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-08-09

You can buy your team nets cheaper
Al Hellman's than any place In the city.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-08-09

You can lind all grades OF buggy and
team nets at HeilmAn's from 81 to $15
sat.
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rEACnERs' INSTITUTE.

The third week of the institute com
menced Monday. Aug. under much
mt ~ favorable circumstances than either
Of the preceding weeks. The model
school was org lnised with a good en-
rolImcnt, and IL Is thought the atten-
dance will exceed expectations. The
probabilities are that the number will
have 10 be limited, since only one room
Is set apart for this work.
A meeting of the teachers was called
at recess this morning. Tor the purpose
Of discussing the feasibility of organic
ing an association, the object Of which
Is to ask that teachers receive better re-
muneratiOn for their seryices.
Several OF the teachers, upon invita-
ton, went down 20 Hartford on last Fri
day and took in the lawn festival which
was given under the auspices of the
Presbyterian church. at the beautiful
residence Of Mrs- Gould. They were so
enAmored OF Hartford . that they were
easily induced 10 continue the festivi.
ties the two following days. They re-
turned from that city on the o'clock
extra this morning, and report that they
were royalty entertained and that they
had the grandest time. they ever enjoyed
outside the city OF Emporia.
Several Of the classes were dismissed
this morning, thereby enabling the
to witness the organization of
the model school.
The class In philosophy met this after
noon for the purpose of indulging in
HOme practical experiments The num-
Der OF visitors increases with the insti-
tute. which shows that there are others
besides the teachers who are interested in
this kind of work. We had with us to-
day Messrs. Bray, Lathon, Van Ess,
and Misses File, Damon, Waymire,
Cause. Minor, Peters, Hoxie, Zolinger
and Miss s. L. Smith. Miss. Smith is q
member of the faculty of the State Nor.
NAL school of Nebraska, having charge
of the Latin. She is at present visiting
IN Emporia. This afternoon she was
'hown through the Normal and was
we'll nleased with that insiitution
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Men aud boys suits are selling very
cheap { the 90 cent stare.
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. lktockmen will find the hest California
4Rd Texas saddles at Heilman's.
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Chamber sets from R8OO up to go CO
81 the 90 cent store.
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Anyone wanting 10 purchase any of
my property must purchase of me in
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'p0eH p 'sOIa
lsuusL so paausA $3.50 pus Laana
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, For good. cool soda go to Ryder.
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Remember that Ryder has the agency
for the celebrated Haas hog remedy.
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On motion the bill of Surveyor Hib-
ben was referred back TO the committee
on claims.
On motion the bill OF Edwin French
was referred back to the committee for
correction.
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Mas L. L. A. DAVIS.
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new front fence for s. M. Bell.
James w. White, depot master at this
place, reports ten car loads of freight
received and eleven cars forwarded.
The peas in the bottle at Tresler 81
LowrY's store werescounted last Satur-
day night and the lucky number found
to be 1888. The guess of Charlie Fisher,
the lucky man, was 1035.
f. E. Hawkins lost valuable pony
one day last week, il being the family
pet and was more especially highly
priced as it was the only one among the
many horses that Mr.. Hawkins owns
that his little daughter could ride. The
symptoms were pronounced hydro
phobis.
The stone masons have commenced TO
cut the stone for the front of the new
store building
o. Lambert, clerk of school district
No. 2, reports 2O8 scholars in the dis
trict.
Glass and putty at Bonds.
Window netting. Also'a new stock
of ribbons, laces and notions.
]. d. GIBsoE.
Nice lawns and buntings for hot
weather wear at j. ID. GIbson's.
-Mason's fruit Jars. The best at
Tressler's 81 Lowry's.
New veilInGs and neck wear at ].
d. Gibson's.
You can trade your produce for
pants, hosiery, shoes, jackets and shirts,
at Tressler d Lowry's.
The old reliable Buckeye mowers.
The light-running and most durable.
For sale by j. s. Gibson.
Call at J. ID. Gibson's store and look
at the clothing and gents furnishing
goods.
The patent Process flour at $3.50
per sack at Lesh Bros.
Iron and wood pumps. The best IN
the market. For sale by j. S. Gibson.
WealsO have tools for cutting and fit
ting pipe when required.
TUESDAY. Aug. T.
Ollie Miller is quite low with the
typhoid fever.
]. Craig Anderson is making quite an
addition to his house in the southeast
part of town.
We were comparing the prices in our
grocery account of '67 and '83. of the
staple articles, and we find coal oil 81
per gallon; salt, 4 cents pound syrup.
1920 gallon; sugar, 8 pounds for.$f;
flour, $40 per hundred weight; Soda,
20 cents a pound; matches, 10 cents a
box; wagon grease, % cents box
spices, SLIGO pound, with wages about
about the same as they are to-day, and !
yet some people complain Of hard
times.
Over 100 samples of dress goods at
the millinery store. Call aud see them.
keystone cider mills. Warranted
to make more cider out OF the same ap-
pies than any other mill eyer made.
Enquire of J. S. Gibson
IS. M. Bell is still on the war pRth
buying corn, oats, wheat, rye, harley and
flax. He viii keep bran and corn chop
for sale.
IS. A. Drawn s. Co, of Americus,
don't let bill of lumber go TO Emporia,
as they always discount Emporia
prices.
Handsome hand mirrors and mir
rors of all sizes, glassware and queens
| ware, lamps and fiues at J. y. Gfbson's.
-Eldorado Engine OIL, the best in
use for lubricsting purposes. For sale
by j. S. Gibson.
If you want spring wagon or bug
gY examine my stock and get prices.
j. s. GIBsos.
Tobacco and cigars at Bonds.
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III 'ssSo puS Iellnq InO6 1usA oM
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COL. II. W. PEAnsA1I.. Salesman.
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The following leVIes were made to pay
interest and principal on bonds of the
following school districts:
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Last Of letters,

Advertised at Emporia, Kansas, for the
week ending Aug. 7th, 1850.
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our COmmIlICC WOuIu INOOIHLHOHu
reconsideration of the action OF
the board providing for nine
months school and the adoption
of a resolution providing for only eight
months: would also recommend reduc-
ton of the teaching force employed in
grammar and primary grades to twenty
four teachers In place of the twenty-five
employed.
By the adoption of the above sugges-
tions a saving of two thousand five hun
bred dollars can be made. All of which
is respectfully submitted:
S. B. RIGGs,
VAN r. HOLMES,
GEO. w. PAXTON,
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II. W. PEAhsAI4I4, Auct,
Emporia. Kansas.
The Portland daily press., 1883-11-15
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.
The indications for New England to-day are
fair weather in the southern portions, partly
cloudy weather and light SHOWS in the north
ern portion, southwest to northwest winds, ris-
ing followed by falling barometer, generally
colder weather.
The special bulletin says: A slight disturb
ance has developed in the upper Lake region
and is advancing from north of Dakota and
Minnesota, where the temperature is 100 below
zero. Generally fair waither prevails tonight
In all districts, with light SHOWS near Lake
Huron and local rains in southern Texas. The
temperature has fallen from 10o to 200 east Of
the Mississippi, with northerly to westerly
winds. 1t has risen slightly in Kansas and
the lower Missouri valley and fallen in Dakota
and Minnesota with northerly winds. tItis be-
low freezing as far south as Tennessee snd
Virginia.
The following special temperatnre were re-
ported at p. m. yesterday: Washington 400,
Norfolk 61o, Savannah 72o, Jacksonville 76o,
Atlanta 63o, Pensacola 67e, New Orleans 65s,
Galveston 62o, Los Angeles ITO and San Diego
&c.
The indications are that fair weather will
prevail in the Middle Atlantic States during
Thursday with slight changes in temperature,
followed by colder weather on Friday. Colder,
fair weather is indicated for the Lake region,
Ohio and upper Mississippi valley on Friday.
The Portland daily press., 1883-11-15
GENERAL NEWS.

A spark from locomotive set fire to the
roof of the depot at Johnsonville, n. Y, Tues
day night. The depot, four cars, Mrs. e. M.
Sheehan's dwelling and saloon and j. III.
Sanderson's store were destroyed. Loss $15,-
900.
Brockwsy, Martin and Foster, the New
York forgers, have been indicted for forgery
in the first degree.
The thermometer stood at 60 above zero at
daybreak yesterday morning at La Crosse,
Wis. Navigation has been practically closed
between La Crosse and St. Paul.
John G. P. Collins of San Francisco has
been sentenced to be hanged May IL, 1884, for
numbering W. f. Cummings while robbing a
stage.
The case Of the widow of General Cotton VS..
Messrs. Stanford, Brocker and Huntington, in
volving So, 900, was opened at Santa Rosa,
Cal, Tuesday. The trial will probably occupy
three months.
The National Health Association Of Detroit,
Mich, yesterday discussed the subject of
weather were considered the two most fruitful
sources of these diseases.
Manuel Montairo on trial in Norwich, Pa,
for stabbing Policeman Hill, Sept. Sd, was
convicted yesterday and sentenced to two
years in the state prison. Montsiro remarked
on hearing his sentence, THAT means for life.'
Two Pratt q Whitney machine guns have
just been completed at the Pratt & Whitney
works in Hartford, Conn, for Gen. U. S.
Grant as presents to the Viceroy of China and
Miksdo of Japan.
f. S. Stark, advance agent of John +. Ward
comedy company shot and killed r. d. Allen,
manager Of the same company in theatre of
Vicksburg, Miss, last night.
The Portland daily press., 1883-11-15
LATEST MARINE NEWS.
Launches.

launches.
WALDoBoRo, Nov. IA. Launched to-day by
Fl. Kennedy & Co., the barkentine Rachel
Emery, 639 tons. She Ia frst-class vessel,
owned by the builders, John S. Emery & Co..
and others of Boston, and Capt. Jesse A. Wy
man of Everett, Mass, who will command
her.
Disasters to Maine SchOoners.
EAsTPoRT, Nov. 14.-Schooner Sandolphin,
with cargo of fish and wood piling, is ashore
at Bliss Harbor, with her keel started She
lies easy, and may come off by discharging her
deck load.
PORT JEFFERSON, N. Y, Nov. I4.-Schoon-
or Charles Upton, from Ellsworth, Me-, has
sunk off Oldfeld. The crew are Supposed to
have been lost. The vessel is total wreck.
Notice to Mariners.
WAsHINGToN, Nov. 14.-Notica is given that
On or about Nov. 20, 1883, whistling signal
buoy will be moored in 161 fsthoms OF water
off Eastern Point, Gloucester Harbor, Mass,
The magnetic bearings and distances of promi.
nent objects are as follows Eastern Point
lighthouse N by E., distance Ii nautical miles:
Thatcher Island outer lighthouse NE. BY E.,
distance b3 nautical miles. From this buoy
course N. by W3W. will carry into the harbor
about midway between Dogbar and Round
Rock shoal. This bouy is surmounted by
whistle sounded by the motion of the sea and
giving from 20 to 80 blasts per minute.
Dangerous Rocks ON the Coast.
The United States Coast and Geodetic Sur
vey has issued the following notice to mariners
with regard to the dangerous rocks recently
reported on the coast of Maine:
Near Muscongus and Boothbay is a ledge of
small extent, having depth of IL feet over it,
and is found one-third of the distance from
the Old Man to the Old Woman lodges, and
nearly on q line joining them. These two
lodges were located off Damariscove Islands.
The first locally known as Southeast
Breaker" has fathoms over it., is of small
extent, and becomes a danger only in bad
weather, when the sea breaks upon it very
OF the same character, having a depth of 81
fathoms over 1t, was found to the Southwark
and Eastward Of Bantam Rock.
The Portland daily press., 1883-11-15

the woods early in the morning Pottle saw
the Hash OF the gun and felt theair of the bull
let as it passed by his head and into the side Of
his cart. He says he did not know that he had
an enemy in the world.
RocKLAND
Dennis Chaples, II years old, was arrested in
Rockland on suspicion of breaking and enter
ing the store OF Spear & May last week. He
confessed and was committed to Jail in default
Of $500 bail.
The Lincoln Theological Club met en- Mon
day, Nov. 9th, in the parlors of the First Bap-
tist church in Rockland. The following min
listers were present: ]. Kallock, G. F. Math-
ews. d. D., A. G. Hemingway, A. A. Ford. F.
A. Vinal, f. J. Bicknell, W. s. Roberts, G.
A. Chapman, j. FL. Barrows, T. f. White ana
@. V. Hanson. Rev. A. A. Ford was chosen
president, Rev. w. S. Roberts, vice president,
and Rev. @. g. Tilley, secretary for the en-
soing year. Rev. T. f. White read an able
and Interesting paper on "rhe New England
Theology" There was discussion in the
evening, which, was opened by Rev G. ".
Hanson. The next meeting will be held at
Damariscotta