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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-07-23
DAkOTA'S STORM.
Churches and Dwellings Demolished
Crops Badly Iniurcd--StoIcs Blown
Down and Goods Scattered
ON the Prairie.

Sioux FALLS, II. T., July -
During heavy storm in Dakota. Monday
night, the Congregational church and school
house were demolished, the spire of the Pres,
hyterisn church was blown of, John Paul',
lumber yard was wrecked ana a number oi
dwellings was destroyed. Crops were badly
cut by hail and telegraph lines have been
Frustrated at a town fourteen miles north. {,
Berts' store was blown doSn and goods " ere
scattered over the prairie At Sioux Falls
there was no hail, but the wind did great
damage
OF the crops, corn suffered most damage.
the loss being estimated az 3 per cent. Al
Valley Springs, the flax mill OF II. c. TORY
was destroyed, also the roller skating rink
and school house was removed and the fronts
of several business places were blown in
Fifteen structures were desroyed, but not one
dwelling. though these were somewhat dam
aged. number of stocks were scattered in
all directions. A man named Griffith living
two miles north OF here had his house and
barn blown down and two children injured
At Bever Creek, Mimi, some damage was
done to grain, houses, barns and windmils
The Norwegian church, ten miles south of
there, were blown down and a man and boy
injured.
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FIRE Elm GLOUCESTER.
ConfagFaton Threatens to sweep n
Wide Area.

GLOUCESTER. july %.
large FIRE which commenced in Harvey
& Tsrr's block factory on Duncan street. is
raging furiously. breeze IL blowing and
the FIRE is extending rapidly, and threatens to
take all the buildings on Duncan's Point
Later.-Harvv Ta-r's building is totally
destroyed. The upper part occupied 5y ID
;. Watson. carpenter, Geo. L. Fearce. ship
cordage store. dwelling house owned
by Jor1rey & McCauley, Mr. Tears sail loft.
the kenzie House and W. McDobald's Lodge
boarding house are burning and p rmentsr.
Rich & Co.'S large store house. The firms
other buildings are burning. The Western
Union branch Office in Parmenter, Rich &
Cos, T. A. Langsforis & Sons building. and
Henry Martins house have been DESTROYED.
The fire IS now getting under control.
Parmenter, Rich Co.'S and the sail Iof,
building will be saved MeDonald's building
is badly damaged. The Warren Burnham
house owned by Mr.. McPhee, was nearly
destroyed The Shepherd House occupied
by William P. Rust vas saved by the mos,
persevering efforts.
LYNN steamer arrived on q special train,
accompanied By . steamer from Beverley.
HarTey's blacksmith shop and Luther Hav-
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MAINE DISPATCHES.
OLD ORCHARD.
Temperance Campmeeting for ,he D,s.
eussion of the Constitutional
Amendment.

Old OscHARs, Me, July 22.
Temperance Campmeeting, for the dis
cussion and advancement Of the constitution
al amendment and the cause OF temperance
generally, opened on the Methodist camping
ground at 2.3O p. NJ by singing" What a
friend We have in Jesus Thi. was followed
by scripture reading by Camp Meeting John
Allen, from Ecclesiasttcs xi, Cast thy bread
upon the waters"
Rev. r. 2. Adams of Portland offered
prayer, and remarks were made by Rev. A.
Ladd Of Biddefotd, who gave temperance
and review Of prohibition a success
Rev. ID. b. Randall, Stirling, spoke on the
duty of temperance men.
Rev. w. Davidson of Biddeford reviewed
the situation in striking terms
The substance of the speeches was that
only absolute safety lies in each person form
ing law into himself, that it is imposs ibie
to restrict license law. Prohibition in Maine
is grand success the average showing sut
one rumseller for every 500 persons in the
State.
Rev. Mr.. Monson, chief templar of State
presides tomorrow.
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den's Junk store was destroyed. Many sami
lies lest their furniture. Great efforts wer,
required 10 keep the flames from A. W.
Dodds oil works. The Gre caught in the
boiler room Of Harvey { TSrr's block fac.
tory.
Later.-uther houses burned are +. Smith
tenement house and grocery; Psrmen;er
Richs stable; Geo Rome. saving and turn.
ing mandatory; building owned hy Geo
Harvey, and Bellows junk store. The loss.
as near as can he estimated, is $50, COO The
TIRE Is now fully under control. u. Somes
Watson Aid not have time 10 close his safe.
and lost his books and accounts. Alonso
Sargent workman in Watson's carpenter
shop, had narrow escape with his life.
Coming down stairs with his chest of tools
he slipped and the chest fell on him pinning
him down. He would have persisted had he
not been rescued by Watson's son.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, July y.
FLoUR-Rccepts, 20, ,7o5 exports, Il, ,i05 sales i6
500; No. 2, ,225as 10, fancy white Western, extra,
8 50 a 90; common TO good, 3 i5 as IS; good TO
choice, 3 20 a62 25; City mill extra, 90 a 0 %,
supertue,2 rs "a 945; St. Louis extra, 20 a q o.;
winter wheat extra, 10 a625; Minnesota extra,
3 IS a d rs.
wHEAT-Receipts, 1900; exports, l27 W., sales,
2I9 ,000; No red. 92 No. red, W. elevator
No Red State. 90; No White state, 90.
RYE-nrmer.
BARLEY-easier.
CoRS-Receipts l,iOO bushels, exports, "a, ,q0q
sales, n, 600; spot No ,, 90; No 2, 81.
OATs-ReceIpts, 5000; sales, 10000; No 2, 30,
do White, 40; No 2, 81 37l. do white. f0I n 4Oa,
No l, 70; do White, 49, Mixed Western. 36l u -
white do, ~ 45; White State. Al i7l.
SUGAR-Cut loaf and crushed q a "a graduated
81 white extra G, 81 a 81; yellow, 4labl: mould
81.
PETRoLHUM-United, 62t bid.
TALLOw-easier.
BEEF-stcady.
PoRK Mess spot, 10 50 10 so; clear back,
IL 25.
LARD-ai q 6; refined, rs.
BUTTER-casier.
CHEEsE--tcadv.
Frcights- steady.
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AMONG RAILROAD MEN
Popularity and u, efalness OF DIR. kennedy's
favorite Remedy-A Thrilling Letter
from Master Mechanic

Master Neohanics and Supcrntcndcut's ohee,)
Lowell Repair shops OF the Boston Lowell R.R.
lowell, Mass, March IS, 1854.
nr. David hcnncdy, Rondout. y, Y,
Dear Sir; think q is due 20 YOU that I should
make the following statement, aud make q Volun.
tarly aud Willingly; On the 9TH day OF Lune, issl,
! was taken with what called paralysis Of
the bowels, The scigurc was uncN Npcctrd aud terri.
BILE The stomach aud Other organs seemed 60 sym.
paihigc with and 20 have lost all power ot action
For long time NV life was dcspaircd Of hut az
lcngth recovered far to be- able to ride out.
Nv the advice Ct my physicians | visited Poland
springs, Vt, hoping 10 htncnt from the waters Hut
they did me no good. Neither were the best physi.
clans cf Lowell and Rostop, whom consulted, able
to afford me more than transient rcli,f | galned no
strength, aud my case appeared almost hnpclcss In
the hall fri'nd advised me to try kENNEnYtS
FANORlrt EkNEDN, aud although opposed TO
patent mcdiciuc-, made the trial 10 make a long
story short-F ANORlTE REMEDY, In my opinion,
saved my lite, consider q the beet ptcpafattnn In
the world for Sto ZACH difficulties, ~ we'll as OF the
Liver aud other organs am glad 10 say it Is In
general use among the u. Y, men IN this vicinity.
Yours etc, A !. CLIFFORD.
Mr., Clifford Is the Master Mechanic Of the Lowell
division OF the Boston Lowell Railroad, and his
Illness and recovery are known to many who can
testify To the mcts In his letter
Use this medicine for all diseases of the blood,
Kidneys, Liver. Stomach, Bowels aud skin II may
save you or yours from pain aud death.
Address, II desired, Dr. David KENNEDY, Rondoat,
NY. IyideudNw wnfim
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THE CALAIS REGATTA.
\ Large Number of Sporting Men and
Visitors in Towu-TeemeT the
Favorite.

CALAIS. July %.
4 large number OF sporting men and Wis
itors arrived tonight and the air is full Of
regatta gossip. A visit among the oarsmen
find nearly all in splendid condition. Riley and
Hosmer are a little under the weather, but
hope to be all right tomorrow. The water
was as smooth as glass tonight and the oars
men were all out for practice, Teemer is
the favoriie for first money with Conley and
Gauduar lust behind. Teemers hackers
offer two to one against any one man or even
money against the field, but find few takers.
Eleven men are now quartered here and sew
eral more are expected tomorrow, drawn by
the offer sl25 purse for the consolation race.
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THE PROHIBTTIONISTS.
Opening Day of the National Convention
at Piusburg.

PIUrsBURG, Pa, july p.
The delegates to the prohibition COM ention
are nearly all on the ground. The national
committee this afternoon selected William
Daniels OF Baltimore for temporary chair
man of the convention. Daniels has beea
drawn out OF the contest for presidential nom
ination. and the chances of DR. McDanald Of
California and Stephen B. Fisk of New
jersey have materially weakened during the
past - hours. owing to the efforts of the
admirers Of ex-Gov. ST. John. In his letter
declining to accept the nomination he saws he
Is for third party. but wishes to fight in the
ranks and cannot accept the nomination.
Notwithstanding this his friends are urging
his nomination. and claim that he will accept.
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Bold Burglary.

PORTLAND, July -.
Mrs. Clark, living at the West End, was
accostcl yesterday by two we'll dressed
strangers regarding the purchase of COW.
In conversation they went into the house for
drink of wafer, remaining some time. She
also went in and found them working at a
bureau drawer, where she kept money. She
was grabbed by one Of the men and choked
till insensible, while the other opened the
drawer and took out S75' Then both cleared
out. Ne arrests.
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THE STATE of MAINE.
President Hersev Thinks the Steamer
Can be saved.

PoRTLASD, July -.
PRECEDENT Her.ey Of the International line
has just returned - Portland from the wreck
Of the State Of Maine, where he made
thorough examina'i n with the wrecker..
lie reports the steamer in good condition
all her lines good from the main decks down
70 the keel uninjured. There i only one
break where she rests on the point Of rocks
This the wreckers propose to blow out, stop
the hole, aud take her 10 81. John Sixty
meo and five tugs are now al the wreck. and
great confidence Is expressed by the con-
tractors that the steamer will be towed into
St John in the next four days if the weather
hold. good
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A BIG CT \.
Preparations for the Great Republican
Celebration at Strong.

STRONG, July -.
1t is proposed to make the republican an
niversary celebration here on the seventh of
August one of the greatest demonstrations OF
the campaign. Mr.. Blaine will be present,
also Ex-Governor Long of Massachusetts,,
Senator Frye, ex-vice President Hamlin,
REPRESENTATIVES Dingley and Boutelie and
others. Special trains will be run, and all
campaign organizations are invited to be
present. The State committee have the
matter in charge.
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\ GREAT LOSS.
Six thousand Acres of Grain Destroyed
by Fire.

MoDrsrA, Cal, July %.
\ terrific fire ragged all day Yesterday in
the southern part Of San Joaquin valley, An
alarm was instantly teegraphed and tele-
phoned to all available points. Two thou
sand men from different sections came to the
rescue. The old fashioned prairie manner
of fighting a FIRE with fire was resolved on
and after a desperate struggle the fire was
got under controle. The streets of Modesto
and OakdaIe are filed with men with scorched
faces and siuged hair. Six thousand acres of
grain and several large dwellings were des-
troyed The total loss is estimated at $780,
600,
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u WITH

MAY mean "Poisoued with Potash" This ia the
lu case with hundreds who have been unwise
enough 20 take sarsaparillas Potash mixtures, etc.
until digestion l. almost fatally impaired. swn's
specific is vegetable remedy and restores the sys-
TEN to health and builds up the waste msde by these
pOsons.
81 wns suffering with Blood Poison, and treated
several months with Mercury and Potash, only 10
make me worse. The Potash took away my appe.
lite and gave me dyspspsin and both gave me rheu.
mstisin. then took sarsapurillas, etc All these
sarsapaftlla mixtures have Potash In them. This
made mo s'ill wors, II drove the poison further
into my sysism. A friend insisted ! should take
swif's specific, and II cured me Of the Blood Poison
drove the Mercury and Potash out of my system and
Today am ~ well n ever was"
GEO. .. WELLMAS, JH., Salem, Mass.
John A. sfsith, the largest merchant in Gaines.
Vile, Ca. says 81 suffered for years from the com
binef effects Of Erysipelas and Eczema I contln nued
70 grow worse under medical treatment aud By TAX
ing medicine containing Potash s. :. - cured me
thoroughly and absolutely. Ny appetite, strength
and hesh returned - was cured with H."
Our Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free 70 applicants.
sWlFG'5 SPECIFIC CO., Drawer 2, Atlanta. Ga
y. Y. Ofboe. 1852 West zsd 81. bet. 9Th 4 z,b Az.
Philadelphia ONCE. 1906 Chestnut st.
apr7dif
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FROM PORTLAND.
Arrested for Burglary and Other Cr,mes

PORTLAND. Me, July -.
Benz. F. Morse of Manville. X. l., was
arrested by the police today for burglary and
other crimes with pal named Geo. Mehose
of Boston.
He says he robbed Vaughn Street church
here of communion service, bible and clock.
He also committed burglaries on residences
up town. The city marshal thinks the name
given is an alias, AS he found papers on
Morse to give impression that his napie is
Allan Poale OF Woonsocket. X. /.
He will be arraigued tomorrow
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SPORTING.
Base Bail.

At Observation-Disclosures 10, Provi-
deuoe 6. Sweeney, pitcher of the Provi-
dence club, was expelled tonight for insub-
ordination.
At Buffslo-Bahalo IL. Detroit :.
At ClevelAnd-Chicagr IL, Cleveland 3.
The following IS the standing of the league
games up to date
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DIR. Tanner certainly has a great stomach
great because Of its strength and endurance.
We may err in saying that the doctor uses
Burdock Blood Bitters, but if he does, hi.
digestive powers are easily accounted for.
Burdock Blood Bitters being a standard med.
icine are sold by all druggists.
iulv2l-kwIvlp
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water,o,vn Cattle Market.

WATERTowS, Mass, July q.
BEEF CATTLE -- Receipts 2ls3. cattle supply
heavy, beef choice 50 a 10 %; extra at 10 a
%. first quality 81 tOd7 Is, second Al 8 O0a
6 50 third Al % "A 20.
STORE CATTTE-wOrkiDg oxen per pair at lcOa
rs. milch and calves at 2Od4s farrow cows At
isa3l fancy cows 5Ogs0, yearlBg l2azg, two yeafs
l4a3O, three years 250ii,
SwtyE--Reoaips II ,249 Western fat. live, 5Ias
Northern dressed hogs att.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Reeeipts 236s heads.
Sales Of sheep in lots at 2 50a4 Is each
extra Is % or 2lasle spring lambs 5lagl veal
ralves 2ia7.
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Boston vs.. Portland.

PORTLAND, July -.
Two thousand people witnessed the game
of base ball between the Bostons and Port
lands this afternoon. The score stood, Bos-
tons % Portlands 3. Base hits. Bostons
81, PortlaGds 9. Errors, Bostons 5, Port
lands la
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Fire in Biddeford.

B1ppEFoRD, July %.
A house owned by Mrs. Lucinda Goodwin,
and another by the Boston & Maine Railroad
were partially burned Monday night at Bid
aesord. Loss $1,000; insured.
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ATALOPHOROS CO.. ~ WALL ST., NEW YORK.
ILILIIlIllllIHlILaIlEARAIIlIlllIlIl1IIgIAIII

THERE iSA TIDE IN THE AFf4lPo
OF MEN. WHICH TAKENAT The FLOOD
LEADS on TO FORTUNE. "ALSO, THERE
SARENEDK POTENT AND HARMLESS,
but sure, rhich, taken in time, nil 10
tie Speedy yeGef and cure Of Dyspepsia,
Loss Of APPETITE, Bi60HSreSS, HcGddcbe,
arising fyom d'S0ydsrCd stomach, and all
similar troubles Of the Stomach, B0WeiS
or Ltg@.
This gdH9jle remedy is the [. F
fuoefS Nad'Cme on BfterS, the t0gmaG
ofTt.rt@d d.frroHt from thatof al other
Ataa74S BHerS.
For many years il has held its place
as a fglSehod remedy, and is Gt1pqyS
g3rfhp Of The highest confidence.
GET The True MEDICINE, BEARING
TIE PEGISTEPEO Trade MARK "L.F.
N LARGE Red LETTERS.
TAKE NO IMITATION.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
WEATHER REPORT.


War Department,
Office Of the Chief Signal Officer
Washington, ID. c., July 23.-l AN.
For New England and Middle States.
slightly warmer, fair weather; sou thwe.,erly
winds
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SOW YORK Money market.

RCentnQ RepOTf.
NEw YORK. July y.
Money easy between from lall and closed 81 /
Prime Mercantile paper, 81 - Exchange steady
81 for long, aud "a for snort. Governments steady
l.tOsfuQ Hfda
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GENERAL MANAGER:
Gen VI. y. lhEMEII,
t7s Doyonsh,rr Street. BOSTON
tTrvrNiN
lion. u, ". GODCu,
p School street, Boston.
BANkEBs ASD TRUSTEES.
AMERICAN LOAN AND TRUST Co,
90 Congress street, Boston.
The Capital stock Of the Company il a., 600 600
divided into i0o00 shares Of the par value Of ESQ per
share, h full paid and unasscssabe. 4 limited mum.
ber Of shares will De- offered TO the public at tib per
share, sueieci TO an advance
The Company owns by purchase. the entire rights
iot the New England STATES Of the Justly celebrated
Holland Process Tor generating Heat. Light aud
steam Power by the pf water and oils ~ fuel In
the manufacture Of ater gas for locomotives and
stationary bol'rs, and Tor domrsiir uses; In fact,
wherever -ntc and perfectly clean aro IL desired
and 4 l. beyond question the cheapest and purest
gas Tor lighting.
We have no .iiatiou In recommending This enter.
prize ~ one of the greatest merit and importance,
second TO mono other that has been brought 20 the
eyes Of capitalists.
All money for stock 10 be- paid into. and the stock
issurd by the American Loan and Trust Company,
Bankery and Trustees Of thp Company.
Descriptive pamphlets aud all information con.
cerning this great invention, cun be- obtained at
Executive Office, 17s Dtvonshire street.
Julyit&wIm
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Hay Fever

IL atype ofeatarrh hay.
ing peculiar symptoms +.
II is attended BY an in.
ilamed condition Of the
lining membrane Of the
nostrils, tear ducts and
throat, affecting the
laDgs. An acrid nucus
IL secreted, the dis
charge IL accompanied
with q burning sensa-
ilon. There are severe
spasIns Of sneezing,fre-
quent attacks Of head
ache, watery and In
famed eyes,
Cream Balm IL rem
edy founded on a cor
rect diagnosis Of this
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. n. . DAVID
KEN N EDY'S
<NNoR/n
RE I'M EDY>

For the Cure OF kidney and Liver Com.
platnts. Constipation, and all disorders
arising from impure state of the BLOOD.
To women who suffer nom any Of the ills pecu.
liar 10 their sex Il is an unfailing friend. All
Druggists. One Dollar bottle, or address DIR.
David Kennedy, Ronaoat, N. Y.
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Had rheumatic pains In hcl
back for fifteen wears.
/" Ty AthIophoros~l

u You cannot get ATHLoPHoRos Of your druggist
will send It express paid, on receipt Of regular
priCc-ono dollar per bottle. Weprtfer that you buy
from your druggist. but II he hasn't n, do not be
persuaded tostry something else but order at once
L.-... nm Il .ta..I
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A Monster Clam Bake

SohsiStins Of 00e bushels of CLANS with LohSters,
skgS Corn, Sweet Potatoes ETC., will be served at
- cents each. Hotels aud restaurants without num-
Ger on the grounds Finest Skating Rink in the
STATE C. Whitney, manager, will be open for al
ssshlng the facinating sport. All sorts OF "old
army sports and prizes will be offered, under the
eeetion OF comrades of the &. A. r. especially de-
JAILED for that purpose.
MILITARY BANDS AND DRUM CORPS,
M oe IN attendance and give us full chorus OF
Army Music. In fact nothing will be left undone TO
Mae It the largest and best excursion ever held IN
@Slne Comrades of the 6. A. r., veteran soldiers,
AZ invited to join us audIenjoy themselves one day
Gold Orchard
July4teodtd
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OLD ORCHARD BEACH
on
Thursday. August =, 1854.
There Is no doubt. this will be
'a Gr..!.s Excursion d Tie Year !

nder the auspices of this grand organization. The
following distinguished gentlemen have been invited
%aa viii be present to speak. Hon james q Blaine,
Ven u: +. Butler Hon. VIM. Z. Frye, Hon. Eugene
ton I, b, Reed, c. A. Boutelle, Gov. Rohie and
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disease and can be depended upon so cents drug
Rists 90 by mail. sample bottle By mail 10 cts
ELY BROTHERS. owego. N. =.
tulyzlfeodEwly
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NEW ENGLAND
HEAT, LIGHT & POWER CO.
Executive 1ss Es 9IvaIAia S.,
BOSTON, MASS.
OFrtCERs.
FRED n. HENSHA Aw, President.
n. &. GOODSPEED, Treasurer.
WILBUR y. LuNT. Clerk.

President Middleton Saw.
H. cn,...I L..L ings Bank, aud Vice Prsr
H"'' SdHue' e'odpSoSnil Hartford Conn Valley
u. a., Hartford, Conn,
H. r w..L.o.,L President Ames Manufac-
"o'' N|'"oou"o'"i turing Co. ,Chicopcc, Mass
Manager state Road aud
AupustuSW ocke Fen lloosac Tunnel, North
Adams, Mass
Firm Of Henshaw n Cush-
Fred n Hanshaw Sd ing Importers, ~ Chaun.
y tcy -, Boston.
Er,,LIi, po.d r,o President saRadahoo
''a"N''" "oeu' Isq' Nat. Bank, Bath, Me.
ln.,o,,opoL,,.on r.. : resident Robinson Iron
'"1'o'So"V" "So"ieSq Works, Plymouth. Mass.
e. w c,,HL r., President q. W. smith
NoV' '" S""'''i I'q' lrOnM orks, Boston, Mass
a e C.od,nood r., ~ DcyOnshlrc st.,
~ ~ " '""'PN'Ni teN' Boston.