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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-27

ENNIS, Sept. 26,--[Special.l cotton
is coming in freely and every depart
ment 10 assuming business appear
Rnes.
Our worthy constable, AIR. Thon as
Holeome, ia quito sick.
Mrs. A. n, KsndricE, whose death
was announced last evening, was in
TERED this evening st Mystic come
terry.
The ilro-bell sounded IT'D alarm this
evening, and on inquiry we learned
that Mr.. 5. III. kone's gin had taken
hte, and but for that vigilance thai
charac,erizes our people, valuable
property would have been consumed,
but happily no particular damage was
done.
The business houxes that have boon
unoccupieS during the summer are All
occupied now and quite number OF
reBidenceS. This indicates "A rising
wave for Ennis.
Our public school, un6or tho su, or
vision of Professor Sutton, is in tull
blast.
Colonel Wellbnrn was on our streets,
and acted just like he had been b ,re
bafOr9,
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MCKINNEY, Sept. 2s.--lSpeolal. T.
We notice that the Corslcans correa-
pendent Of the HERALD, speaking in
relation to that city securing the ioca-
ton OF TIE Widows and Orphans
Home Of the /. o. o. f., SAW: awe
feel that It " feather in tho cnp OF
our onterprlsing city, az Waco, Whit
noy, Mckinney And several good
towns bid Tor IT,"
We are unable TO res how this will
place feather Ia the cap of CerAicsna
rs an Unterprising city, whom we are
told that tue committee which gave
the location 10 Coraicsna admitted that
the offer OF Mckinney wSJ worth moro
money than tho combined bids of Cor.
sicana anu all other places. McKiu-
ney offered $4,000 sash and the further
sum OF 5000, satisfactorily secured in
four equal annual payments, or 200
acres of az fine land Va ia in
the state, with large we'll atooked carp
tauks fed by never tsiling springs,
with good buildings and ~ fine
9 location as can DO found anywhere.
We dely an CorslcanG man TO purchase
the samc for less than 5000, while we
SIt NNAN On kOsu AlbDOAlhF buAb NhV
land offered by Corsicsnh, while rated
At aS,000,it actuel value did not exceed
$3.50, We loarn that these proposi.
TONS, while they were conceded TO be
more liberal than all others combined,
were rejected because TOO remote
from civilization and unhealthy. The
map OF tae State would have shown
the former untrue, while the five
hours stay Of tho committee in our
midst could not have proved the lat
tar; 80 why the visit OF The committees
Corsicana may have bad the center
prise" aud man ou the committee,
but we had the libsrslity, cs shown
above.
The Collin county teachers held 8
meeting to-day which was highly IN.
structiye and entertaining.
Several scrub races on the fair
grounds to-day drew good crowds.
Collin County Fair commences or
October 9, and continues until the
llth. IL will likely he success and
become an institution of tho county.
Johu c. Coleman. u popular tewolel
and member OF the Morrow Block
club, goes ~ delegate Of that club tt
Dallas, TO catch and import tho denRut
tAyAr.
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Waco

Waco, Sept. 20. -Ispecial.l Tho dis
puto over the removal OF telephone
poles irom Austin street has not been
noltled or ASS umed any new phase.
Tho manager Of the Telephone COM
psny says he thinks his company will
stand a law suit rather than move into
the alleys.
This has been smother big day IN
cotton, receipts reaching fully 600
bales. Much OF thle cotton comes from
Limestone, Hin and adjacent cous.
ties. The ruling prices to-day voro 5
TO 3 2 cents por pound.
Tho thermometer registered IS de-
gtees ~ 0 o'clock this morning, being
the lowest quotation OF tho season.
Fires were very comfortable. Tho hot
days and cold nights are producing
sickness.
The Waco Light Infantry had an In.
teresting "pluine drill" and hop At
their srinorv tonight. The company
will soon purchase full dress uni
form.
The city pound was full Of kline and
horses this morning. run In nv the pr.
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HousroN, Sept. 20. - Special -
a fire in the suburbs OF the city to-
night destroyed three small irsne
buildings, The loss 10 estimated at
$500. The cause OF the fire is un-
known.
%. n. Isaacs aud wife, who wero In.
lured b. bsing thrown from wagon
month ago, filed suit To-day against
tho city for $4,000 damages. Street
paving contractor Hartail aud his
DoRdamen are made defendants.
Work WAS begun yesterday on
the Houston, East and west Texas
narrow gauge road to complete the
connection TO Shreveport. il will be
hnishsd la thirty days.
Joo Burtis, n conductor on the Gal
weston, Harrisburg aud San Antonio
road, and Pat Gro Wiley, msster mo
chants OF the Houston, East and West
Texas railway, who were CARRYING
guns for each other, were arrested to
day.
Hon. w. Il. Baker was today elect
cd presiden. Of the City bank and
Houston Insurance company, yict
Colonel b. A. Bolts, deceased.
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MARSHALL, Sept. e. - Especial. -
The court house was well filed yesisr-
dsq evening when ii vas known taat
our ueD oiGt lst attorney, W. era
haui, YVES TO nsse tho closing srgu-
ment Ia the crxs Of tho State VI. Lp ke
Moore, charged With muro or. This
wac h.s ~ sidef effort in his
nav Of cial Position and
woll cid he acduit kiu self. Els
arennl ente were fey orablo, hir eppesl
70 the jarJ, wherein no deemed their
dutiaa and responsibilities, both tC
themselves, and particularly to the
state and society NJ large, WAS elo-
euent and convincing, His argument
Wac listened TO with marked attention
aud was tho subject OF much honor
able criticism. The jury was out only
short tiMs when lbey brought in Z
verdict OF Il years in States prison.
Now that the official scalp OF A. u.
I Malloy dssglos at the Presidents bolt
our people breathe freer. Lot the rood
work go on.
Rev. A. j. Nsrd, after q short vnca
ton, has returned and will I'll ais
pulpit tomorrow.
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charged someof the inmates they hsv-
ing recovered normal condition.
A lady WAS 10 lecture sn high moral
and intellectual life a, the opera house
last night. There was nos enough
people in need OF the "morsl md In.
telieetualN 10 make up ga audience.
The meeting az the Methodist church
Is increasing in interest. Certainly
the ministers do their part we'll,
They nsad the spiritual support of all
she people n lacking IN this, they
cannot accomplish their aims.
Mr.. KioL has unloaded car load OF
cheap ouEgies, aud had them on sale
at suctioa TO day.
The dengue foyer Is epidemic Will
us. Several Of our citizens are NJ,
iiicted with is.
The election prejudicss arc passing
away and viii 10 forgotten IL unknown
parties will cease to terrorlzs tn,
col0red man.
Damps Fuller's horse, Sam Basa. mr.
rived yesterday. He in at tho Mile,
park for training. On Octsber 10 h,
and Couche's marc will run s-fourti
mile for purse OF $3.50. IL will be al
exciting race and much money vii
change hands.
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lice las. night, under the "eor or5,n,

lice last night, under the "eow ordin-
ance,' The owners were indignant.
A fnal effort will be- msde in ths
city eosneu next week 20 have an
amended Sundsy law ordinance, elias,
ing from . n ~. To 4 o. m.
General Ress has Just recovered
from Sh attack o, deuRus fever, and il
stlll In tba pueerusiu4ini raca.
Ihtte couvic,s ifOll Brow nvOod,
ssopPing mere temporarily, were for
warded 10 tue peuiIentiary to-day.
Sheriff McNeel, OF Lafayette county,
ArNensas, arrived t;i3 morning. hay
ios IN custody John Bailey, an es-
capped InurGerer from Arkansas aud
y fugitive from Justice Tor 10 years.
Bailey was arrssle0 in Travis county,
where no had nsen living under an rs,
sumsd naue. ho IL \ very desperate
max and toe sheriff he'd hin heavily
ironed. sheriff McNeRl and The pris.
oner went east to-day.
fhs McLsnnan County roarhers'
asaociatiOn held Gu interesting meet-
Ing here to-day With nearly 90 mem.
hers present. Hhs tine puOic schools
10 mo city aad much to do With slim
nlstiug Interest in Tho association.
n meeting o. The Waco Bar associa-
ZION "a called Tor next Tuesdey even
ing, lawyers are reticent about the
offset OF tue Ineetiag, but it is whis-
pered aroun" ths6 action will he tsken
ia a very Important matter, vitality sf-
iect,DG the aaministi alton OF jastics
herc.
sheriff Lapham, OF Coryell county,
passed through tho city to-day in
charge Of an insane man Whom ne was
conveying totao in9ano asylula AZ Tar.
rel.
Jotton receipts 10 date, 6,l00 bales
Receipts to-day, about GOO. Tho mar.
ket was Soaker than yesterday.
John u. Winter, master in ohanoery
OF Tho Houston and Texas Uanya
road, Is confined 10 his room with sick
uesE.
To-day difficulty occurred be-
tween tho negro cocks q
the Pacific hotel, when GeOrg,
Smith.sot 81 another Negro
named Brag Martin, He shot twice
missing his man, but one of tho shosi
passed through the pants jest below
! lhe knee OF - negro named GeOrs,
sSwyer, without, however, fnagiu.
any wound. Smith ran away, passing
through Tho buSiness part OF town ant
up TO tsis time has oludod arrest.
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In tewp, aud our merchants had all
The business they could attend to. Cot
ton came in with u rush, nearly 500
b.ter being received by wagon.
TIE Farmers alliances Of the county
have pooled their cotton and will take
IL 10 their nearest point for sale, aud
VIII notify buyers Of the fact 40 that
they can be on hand when tho lots nre
sold. The first sale il at Rice on the
Lat of October; Kerens on tho I'd; Rich
land on tae Sd; CorsicanN ON the 5lh
Purdon on the 9th, and Dawson ON
the 7th. They expoot, by selling 1t in
iull lots, to have more competition
from first hand buyers, and copse-
quently higher prlces.
Colonel Mills. who was TO have
started for Washington this morning,
was deferred by Tho illness of Mrs.
Mills. Tho colonel is not yet entirely
recovered from his recent Illness.
Colonel w. j. Bettsrtop, OF Dallas
spent the day in our city.
Mr. o. Il. Vaughn, for tho mast two
years agent for tho Texas IL ST. Louis
railway, has resigned his position and
is succeeded by Mr.. II. b. Flanders.
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Frogrsssivo euchrs and whist psrties
are all the rage, and one Young sooieiy
gentlemen received two invitations
inF the same evening, which COM
p'etsiy upset his equilibrium.
Ell q. Ssllte, contracting agent pt
heTsend's MINISTRIES, is in tue city and
say" thsV tho compSOy viii positively
NJ mar engagement At this
Pisoe IN The 3Olh, bsvidg been hogor
ably discharged st Colorado, where
lori. ''
lhe Pacitia Express viii, after Saa-
uay be put Oh tne Central, and Ia uon-
sequence VIII d0auie ita force here.
Joe W. Phillips, Cue popular hotcl
man. Who has been visiting friends
mere for u few days, laRves for aaines.
Ville Monday evening where ho gops
10 take charge OF tho LindseyLn Witch
ne LBS bought au lnterast. MIR. Phil.
lips Was IN charge or this house W han
IL was iirss opened To the public, mi
his health failing, he was forced 20 sell
his interest aud travel In order 10 recu-
per@ie, hut now returns fully recoy.
0red.
Colonel J. II. Brtlon leaves for El
Paso this evening on business con
aected with the coart house which ia
building az that place.
City Collector j, 4. Bond filed com,
plant TO City Attorney ynbb lhis
evening against H. Bgrustt, L. Jouvo
nat, "A. 7. johnson and ). w. Sim,
mems tor refusing 30 pay occupation
tax. They clam Il i not legal.
SHERMAN, Sept. % - ISpsoiai.l -
Honry Duncan WAS arrested toms, hi
about Eianight Ivy Msrshal Blair for
shooting ut AloD2o ONT. IL seem
that D0acAn wes having q dance st
his house, IN tho lower part of town
whom OAt came Ia aud w6s Rising a
disturbance. Duncan tried 20 eiec,
him, but Otiit getting tho best OF niu
he pollsd ou5 hie pistol and shOt, bur
missed on, VINO took 10 his heels
and, ~ Duncan expresses It, is ruu,
ming yet--ab ia.at, no has nyt ahsgn
up. Dunoan is in jail.
! There was called nesting of she
city council thts evening 10 rstify rh.
| purchase NJ ten acres vi laud aiioin
ing the city cemetery, bought by tho
committo9 appointed for that unrpost
! 81 their tgst meeting.
All tho nstel runners were Errastes
lor ohstructiug tho platform at IL,
Union depot yesterday, and wero flueC
ehls morning2 and cos's, except jim
Erwin, whose case was dismissed.
There Will be IS special meeting o.
tho county commissioners chs second
Monday Ia October,
Mr.. CHARLES Roberts, editor aud pgr
owner VI Tho Evening News ihis even
ing Sold bis intarost D. his ferue
partner, Mr.. j. G. Lee, aud retire
from the newspaper baoinels, 10 sppll
himself TO the practice Of lsw.
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COLORADO, sopt...2s Especial. Ma
jor Penn opened q meeting horo to-
night. Great interest IN manifested
A spiritual revolution In our city ia NJ
hand. About 10 professed religion TO.
night.
A. z. Loo, an old aud respected cit
lien, and his son, Bud Lee, ware or.
rested to-day on charge OF Atealins
cattle In Tom Green county, Mr., Lee
wsu formerly county commissioner
There are four cases against thom.
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Pecus.

Pncos, Sept. 25.--[Speclal. Super
intsndent Keller and Land Commits
sionor Abrams, of tho Texas 4 Pa.
o!iic railway, are here With somo Of the
officials OF the Pecos Valley and Irrl-
CATION company, getting matters In
shape for the great auction sale of lots,
which occurs here October Is, and also
TO take some preliminary steps look
Ing to taking out an irrigating ditch IN
this vicinity. IL ~ thought that the
Mitchell spring, two miles from town,
which is pure water, can DO brought
into town by means of pipes. A sur
vey VIII DO made noxt week to ascor-
tain this fact.
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Abilene,

ApILxNE, Sept. 25.-ISpeclal.l Tho
Taylor county school lands were sold
yesterday by County Judge II. A. Por-
ter to G. II. Earnest, of Colorado City.
The price to DO paid Is 81 por acrs for
lh7l2 acres, to be paid In 30 years,
with interest at s per cent. This was
2 good sale considering tho quality OF
the land.
Miss Dixie Crooks, the well. known
Texas vocalist, will give an entertain
mont at the Maltbie opera house on
Tuesday next, assisted by homo tai
emit.
Fifty car losds OF cattle have boon
shipped north from Abilene thla week.
The fall clip OF wool 10 now coming
10, aad tho wool men are happy. "
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0reeuville.

GREsNvfLLr, Sept. @,-[Specisl. -
The coloroi brethren were in State
convention here considering matters
appertainiug 10 the Kindred lodge
They formsd in procession and
marched through all the principal
streets, attracting good deal OF alton
ton with their music and gaudy trap
pinge.
The colorcd free school hero hel
opened with 10 pupils enrolled. Pro
fessoi w. X. Ross, colored, from tn,
Frisk university, Ia principal.
Mrs. Rattan WAS reported dangerous.
ly III yesterday aud IL said to be- dying
st this writing.
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Tcxarknsn.

TRxARKANA, Sept. 26.-lspeclal.l-
John A, Anderson was found in the
woods back of Whitaker Il Gal
loway's mills with his throat cut. The
traobea was almost completely
severed. Medical assistance was sum
monod and the wound dressed. The
would bs-suicide halls from indians
and Ia an old railroad engineer.
Last night O stranger giving hi
name a. Dale, was arrested aud put
into calabooss for disturbing tho peace
uuder freak OF insanity. On his per-
son WAS found about Sl,Ie0 In currency
aud some drafts for various amounts.
He IL supposed to bo crook. Ho
claims to be from San Francisco and
on hts way to So. Louis.
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lseltou.

Bolton, Sept. 20.-[special. Sheriff
Mann, of Wise county, left this after
noon, having In charge q. h. Pennlng.
ton, charged witha murder committed
In Wise county IA years ago.
Four thousand three hundred and
twenty-six bales OF cotton have bsen
received up to date. There are is buy
ora Ia the market.
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PAPE BOXES

business young man, onco resident
here, but lately Of Sparta, Tennessee,
has como this lime 10 stay. Mr.. An
derson, together with II. j. Gregory,
Esq, another young citlxcn OF sterling
business capacity, will be associated
with Captain II. Beckley.
Mr.. William Y. Perry, another ris-
Ing. young business man, has bought
an interest," IN the grocery business of
j. w. Bstkln.
The institute has opened with very
encouraging prospects.
Cotton is coming in lively, and our
market is booming.
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ALvAnApo, Sept. 20. - Especial. j.
Our town received 100 bales
OF cotton to-day. Tho best
prios paid was $50. Corn, wheat,
oats and cotton seed continus 10 come
In in large quantities.
The weather Ia clear and warm.
Tho cotton oropa ara doing finely,
and, with n late frost, farmers will
make all they can save,
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LANCASTER, Sept. 26.-[Special.l-
Our community was shocked yester-
day by the death Of william II. Mot
iott, ono of our oldest and best cltl.
gems. After tse funeral services, by
Dr; y. w Rogers, OF SherniAns who 4
n nS,a,ny = N meeting ~ the Baptist
relved relatives nnd n host OF frleuis,
were laid away 10 ths village ceme.
Mr.. ". 3. Aussr.cn, ! snrlshsly
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HxRMAS, Sept. @.--tspecial. THE
pity commissioners will adjourn
evening, 20 moot again at regular
eling. They paid all election
inns, counted the vote and adver-
n for bids to build i've bridges. One
Two of them will be q good Invest.
az, hut NJ for the others, they had
lef put the money futo ths roads,
IL better To ford y river or cfesls
"a ~ pull n team i've or ten miles
n bad ROAD. The business mems
hnittee have been doing their best
ct some satisfaction out OF them.
Ptton is beginning TO come Ia more
dly and every one 10 getting more
prfnl.
y CITY, socially, 4 GU 3 ecos,;
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ConsicASA. Scpt 20. = Especial
Our city to-day presented an APP
pearauce Of Its old-tlns prosperity,
the stioots being almost impossible
bscause OF the many country wagons
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MELISSA, Sept. 20 -ISpccisl.l-rhis
bean tho most enjoyable day we
Ve ever had at Melissa, The prom
n Sunday school picnic csmo OF to-
y The place selected for tho
Peting was convenient aud pleasant,
70 ladies had prepared u ilrst-rato
nner aud nftor IL was over more
An seven basketiuls of fragments
re taken up. A large company OF
ios ana gentlemen were IN attend.
Pc, and tho school children were ous
MI force. The day was all IN at
~ be wished for. Elder Douglas
tho Rev. DIR. Brookst each gave nu
pfopriato abort address, aud the
ging WAY fiuo. Az late hour tue
etinx dispersed, every ono wishing
return OF many such day.
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Cigarette smokers prefer Opera Puts
because they do not stick To the lips.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-08-04
IGALLOwELL.

John b. Hubbard Post, G. A. R., has
made arrangements for memorial services on
Saturday evening. to the honor of Gen. Grant
as follows They will meet at G. A. X. Hall
nj I o'clock, p NJ, in full uniform. and
march to City Hall, where an appropriate
address will be delivered, and remarks by the
clerey-also singing, under the direction OF
DR. Halves The members OF the city gov
eminent will be present BY invitation of the
Post.
We regret to hear that our aged and mnch
respected citizen +. G. Dole, who has been
in business here longer than any other person
or the street, is quite seriously sick at his
residence. We hope that he may soon be
able to De back to his place of business.
The annual excursion eff the Old South
SUNDAY School will be next Friday, at Fort
Popham. on the steamer Islander, leaving
here at quarter past six in the morning.
There will be an adjourned meeting OF the
resident members of the Sd Maine Regiment
in the common council room this evening to
complete arrangements for the reunion next
week. Capt. johnson is meeting with good
success in soliciting funds to defray the ex-
penses-as most everyone is anxious TO snow
their appreciation of the sacrifice made oy
the members of this gallant old regiment
which was the first three years regiment from
the State of Maine. and made such an honor
shle record by its hard fighting in all OF the
,,r;nc;nle battles of the Army of the Poto-
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Booth bay HarbOr Notes.

Among the recent Squirrel arrivals, as re-
ported by the Squid, are; NJ. w. Farr, s. c.
Whitehouse and wife, Miss Hattie White
house, Mrs. Bradford Kimball, Miss Edith B
Kimball, VIM. II. Libby and wife, Gussie T.
Libby, Miss Emma Dana, Miss Leo NJ. Saw
age, Miss Ida Savage, Miss Olive F.. Dana,
+. II. w. Smith. Sarah II. Smith, Annie
Winfred Smith, Lydia Harrington. Mrs. p.
c. Dollver. Mabel Dolliver, Linnie Dolliver,
Nina rolliver, Della Head, w. c. Miller,
Annie G Robbins. all of Augusta.
The Squid also gives the following arrivals
at Ocean Point: Mrs. Lemont, Mrs David
o. Bradbury and daughter Rosa, Mrs. Lucia
Young, Alonzo Small and family, Mayor
Weeks, Gen. Boynton, Edward Seaman
Harry Fox and Charles Winofsky, all of Au-
gusta.
Mr. Fred Hamlen, of this city. caught a
squid off Squirrel, Wednesday. This is &
rare fish. and was great curiosity to sum.
mer visitors.
Squirrels croquet team consists of the fol
lowing members: Col. NJ. V. B. Chase, Au
gusta NJ. NJ. Bartlett. North Wayne; S. c.
Whitehouse, Augusta; George B Files, Au
gusta; L. G. Jordan, Lewiston; ID Hovey
Rochester; Harmon Smith, Richmond, J. o.
Foss, Auburn.
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City Personals.

Gen. s. J. Gallagher spent Sunday in Ban
Ror.
Mr.. Lee Chick went to Boston on the boa,
yesterday.
Miss Sadie Chick went to Boston on the
boat yesterday.
Miss Nettie Couch, who has been out of
town for few days. has returned
Mr.. Augustus Jackson has gone to his
home in Bath to spend few days.
State Superintendent of Schools Luce has
returned from his Aroostook trip.
Mr.. Arthur Bowman. Of thi. city, went to
Boston, yesterday on a short vacation.
Hr. james A. Clark, formerly of this city
but now located at Bath, was in town yes,er.
day.
Rev. j. Kicker and wife have just returned
from vacation Of three weeks in Oxford
county.
Mr.. Moore, the popular clerk at Hotel
North, who has been out of town on bushes.
for few days, returned yesterday.
John Boardman, of this city, went to
Orono yesterday afternoon, whore he will re-
sume his studies in the State College.
Mr.. Simon s. Brown, chairman of the
democratic State committee, passed through
this city Saturday night, en- route for hi.
home in Watervlle.
| Miss. Minnie Pulsifer, who ha, been EN-
ployed in he Office Of the Register of Deeds
for the past two years, has finished her labors
/ in this city, and retained to her home in
! StetsOn.
Mr.. Hiram Wilson, formerly in the employ
of Mr.. l.. X. Smith of this city, has gone tt
Pennsylvania, where he has secured gooc
situation. Mr.. Robert Thompson, of Gsrdi
ner, has accepted the vacant position. Mr.
Thompson has many friends in this city who
will be pleased to learn that he is to remain
among them