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The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-09-04
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The TRssoee CaassA R1Aesae - ~.
sscaaa Whe DeaeS'tbs RAeM>A.
Some years ago (ol course such .
thing could not happen nov) . e,alle-
man residing IT tho SoutA Rad. In Boz
ton. was furnished BY hi nsedscal 81
wiser with . prescription containinx
among other ingredients she followine:
nyr. ecillE, hah ouaee.
Tfucture Etue6am. OUNCE.
With this recipe be went to the near
eat apothecary. Il can not put up
that medicine for you." said the apothe-
cary. have all the ingredients bait
one. have no tincture OF ciusdcm,
The gentleman went to the next drug
store. Its proprietor said: Il can not
ill ths3 recipe. should ~ soon think
Of undertaking 70 compound the ptisan
ief kenilworth,s blacksmith. Tncturu
,ejsssdemi Who ever heard OF tincture
ejusdemr" Disappointed at shop aftsY
shop. the geutleman reached de wsll-
known stand Of the late Dr.. h, ~ he
North End. Without making any re-
mark the doctor proceeded to wsiSh o.
measure the various ingredients called
for. ..Whatp" exclaimed the gentle
maa. 'ehase you got 'tincture ejusdem9'
! have been to nfty shOps moro Of less,
but - one u then had it; and epme
phafnaoists even aveered they had
sever heard Of t." 'sThe sseipe. y"
quietly remarked Dr.. B., calls for IAN
N ounce of syrup a squills and one
ounce o1 the xncturo a the enn,e."
s<fhem ~kw N3ausA - -aH> s~s~~A-
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-09-04

youth of our land, than the literature
published by some companies, and sold
by some book agents through our coun-
try. a principle to which we have long
adhered, is, that whatever ways youth s
mind is bent in his training, is there for
life Whatever is written on the tablet
of the heart. while young, is there for
ever, for good or evil. There are no bet
ter means for engraving principles upon
the heart and mind, than reading books;
and when the books are of 4 trashy ma
ture, calculated rather to demoralize than
elevate, how may We expect to elevate
the minds Of our youths to higher plane
of morals. it has been but short while
ago. since we saw some young men can
wasting for the lives Of the James and
Younger boys, and some other trashy
stuff we dc not remember what, and one
of them said, that the book he had was
the best book he had ever read. O, how
we pity the poor youth whose mind Is so
poisoned with such literature that he
thinks such stuff the best that anybody
ever read. Those young men are only an
instance. 1t would not take much of q
prophet to predict the future Of those
young men, and indeed all who have &C.
cess to such obscene trash, unless they he
restrained by some counteracting infiu-
ences. The most hardened criminals in
our land will say such books are the kind
they had access to, whom they were be-
ing reared. Young men will read the
'daring exploits" Of the James and
Younger boys, and as their minds are al
ready prone to evil, and they actuated by
the impulses of a devilish nature. imag-
inc that these daring deeds are bold,
chivalrous and manful; their minds be-
come bent in that direction, to be as
''bOld and chiyalrous" as they, is their
desire, and thus led on from bad to worse,
till they fill felon's cell. Young man,
You whose future lies out before you. you
who have christian fathers aud mothers,
whose prayers have often assembled to the
Majesty Oh high, in your behalf, you,
who love yourselves, your country, and
your future welfare, let me entreat and
exhort you to turn your back on all such
literature; if you have 1t, burn IL, that it
may never be the means of corrupting
your hearts and minds.
We would not discourage reading. by
any means, but provide yourself with
good books, if you desire to read the lives
Of men, let them be great and good men,
whose names are written on the pages of
history. as benefactors Of the ages i'm
which they lived. There is something i'm ]
such reading as that, to tone up the mind
to high standard of morals; something
that naturally inclines the mind to reach
up and grasp at that which is good, and
to east that which is bad under foot.
Other States have legislated against the
and sale of obscene literature,
and the sooner those who have the sha-
ping of the destiny of Louisiana in Leg
slative halls, take this matter into con-
and pass such laws, the bet |
er it will be for her prospects.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-09-04
To the People of Louisiana.
New ORLEANS, Aug. %, lSS

NEW OnLEANSs mug. -, lSSO.
The time has arrived when we consider
it necessary to address you, in behalf of
the american Exposition" to be held
at New Orleans, commencing Nov. 10,
1856. Our State stands committed to the
great enterprise that must result to her
future benefit, and it becomes the duty
Of all citizens interested In louisiana
welfare to lend a helping hand. BY your
cooperation and assistance it will prove
success and honor to those having par
ticipated therein. The extraordinary
preparations end efforts Of other States
aud foreign countries should stimulate
you to every exertion to see that our ex-
hibit Is equal to any. Let the parishes
organize at once, aud work with deter
ihinati0n to sec which can excel. Call
upon the ladies to help you and there will
b. no such word rs fail. We call upon
the people for their aid, and J.ouisiana's
exhibit will be credit to herself and np-
on tho press, whose power is rs great In
the State rs the voice Of the people, to
aid this great Undertaking. Your CON-
missioners who have in charge and are In
= measure responsible for the State cx-
hibit, rely with confluence upon the as
sistance Of the people In general, but ex-
pect aud hope to receive a cordial in
dorsement from the various commercial
bodies throughout the State.
As the work progresses We will be pow
erless to proceed In betting manner
without the proper assistance from the
State, and we feel confident that those
who yield the influence will see that the
necessary appropriations are made to
carry out the work Of collecting an ex-
hibit, and having the State crcditably
represented, an undertaking so patriotic
IN Its conception, SO vast in its proper
tons, gathering strength rs it develops,
with many parts Of the world looking to
and aiding it, success, commanding itself
to the hearty appreciation and support of
m intelligent people.
Patriotism, as well 40 State pride. in
the industrial, educational and moral adj
should impel every man, wo-
man aud child to contribute son,ethins.
tosards its success. 1t il highly lmpor-
tant that all parties desiring to be enroll
led - exhibitors from the State or city
should send in their names with 4 de-
scripti0n Of the article to be exhibited
and the probable space required. We
earnestly solicit thorough organisation
Of parish associations. We Particularly
!ecommend local Organization Of the
ladies' ior the collection Of : city collec-
I've exhibit.
The pres thrnugheut the STATE VIM
please notice. Yours truly,
- WlLLIAN BulLI1.
Eoulsiana Department, Gcrern,ent Bail-
Xs
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-09-04

Every man to his calling, is an old
adage, but little needed by many; but
we think Messrs l.. ID. Jones and G. ID.
Hunt, are in their calling, when they are
in the vineyard of song. as they have been
for some time. Mr.. Jones says he has
been singing for weeks steady. The
sweet singers in Israel, is the proper
name for them.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-09-04

Onr old friend, David Porter, was in
town on Tuesday last, procuring the nee
essary papers to take unto himself 4
companion in life. Dave, we wish you
and your bride all the blessings in the
world, through the journey of life.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-09-04

Dir. II. L. Tannelill, has finished his
time on the Columbia and st. Maurice
road, on which he was ovsrscer. lie has
his road in excellent condition. and the
hands propose recommending him to the
Police Jury, for oyerseer for the ensuing
year.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-09-04

G-r-a-n-g-e S-t-o-r-e ''busted.' Mr..
G. T.. Long has bursted into high prices;
has Just received, ard is selling shoes Of
various descriptions, calicoes, domestics,
and other goods. in fact everything usu-
ally kept in country store ut prices.
which defy competion.-Adr.:i st.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-09-04

Go to 8. y. Brian's for ! neat and
cheap pair Of ladies. fancy Aexible but
Ten boon, and all other new and fancy
seyle of shoes. assorted especially for the
tall tade. and sold beiow Grange prices.
-. II
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-09-04

Is Vim parish going to make an ex-
hibit at the coming Exposition in New
Orleanss 1t is high time to be up aud
doing in the matter. We have our min
erals. salinAs, timbers, agricultural pro-
ducts. and various other things, that
might be a benefit to us, if displayed.
Who will take the initiative:
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-09-04

The Richland Beacon. says: 'ssAs one Of
the cars was passing through Rsyville.
on last Tuesday morning, one Of the con-
victs uncoupled the fiat car, and, before
the engine could be stopped, he leaped
from the hat car and made his escape.
The guards fired 8 shots at him, but he
never haltei.r
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-09-04

The Lake Charles Echo says, that nine
tcnths q the people Of Calcasieu parish
take, and read the Echo. No wonder the
Echo is good paper. it has the backing.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-09-04

~. +. p. Jones. formerly Of this par
ish, but nov Of Grant, dropped Into our
sant4um this week. We IRE always glad
% - our friend Lee. and hope b. win
call On Is often.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-09-04

Mrs. Geo. Bolton, aud tgo Of her chill
drsn, and Ms. Nettie Shunake, OF Pine
Vile, were visiting friends 10 Wjsnfield,
sase xe<k. We hope their stay was pleas
ant
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-09-04

DIR. Smith, and some others, were ont
driving last week. and he WAS thrown
from his horse while attempting to shoot
> decT, but luckily was not hurt.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-09-04

MI. G. Crew. Of Grant parish, near
the He Of Winn, on Red river, was in
levin during the week. He informs us
that fhe caterpillar is doing damage in
his counfsy.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-09-04

Mr.. w. w. Edwards, has been quite
sick tins week; SO much 30 that he was
unable to be ct his post Of duty good
part Of the time.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-09-04

Mr.. Wyatt, from Newport, was in
town during the week, and reports that
rust has been very damaging to cotton in
his country.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-09-04

Mr.. VIM. Dickerson, is very low, and
has been for months. He Is confined to
his bed now all the time.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-09-04

Mrs. Katie McGnty, has been spend
ing Z few days this week, with relatives
in town.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-09-04

Where is all that crowd going? TO G..
r. Longs to buy shocs.-Adr. st.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-09-04

See the advertisement in this issue, of
Louis Bsggcr 4 Co.. solicitors Of patents,
and Councillors at law, Washington, ID.
C.
r. +. Milling, Attorney for S. NJ. Brian
has tnstifuted snit against the parish OF
VIM, for the-stnn Of two thousand and
four dollars.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-09-04

Mr.. r. f. Milling, we are sorry to note
il suffering from chills and fevers.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-09-04

Assorted turnip seed, at S. II. Briau's.
1t 10 cents per ounce.--4dr. 2t.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-09-04

Mr.. r. l.. Tannehill, left on Tuesday
morning for Montgomery. on business.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-09-04

Miss Rebccca Shumake, has been visi-
ting relatives in town this week.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-09-04

! have not altered the brand or brands,
Or In any way disflxured said estray, and
the owner Is unknown to me. The own
er will come forward and prove property
and pay all costs, or else, she will be
dealt with - the law directs.
j. R.TELLOs
ssP4 -4tpfe5 j. =. ID ward Minn par.
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Regular Days Of Preaching.
GIEANINGS.

District Court Civil term) conyencs at
this place, next Monday.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1885-09-04

Taken mp before me, Inc undersigned
one bay mare, BY J. II. Jones, on OF
about the 18th day Of July, 1855. Said
mare Is bright sorrel, with small bel
on, blaxed face, both hind feet white
scar ON left hind pastern joint, branded
ON left hip thus:
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Administrative ~ office.
IN THE "Arrtn or THE ESTATE IN rH@ pRoRAT
IF COURT OF
III y,ErL

IF COURT
1t apft airing IT, the Judge nf sa 4 court hy the
net ton presen'e d fled by Ella NJ II ,tlmal.
Admin sir' trix OF The estate of Fred ffn,a,. de
ceased. prsAng for ali oder 20 sci ttal estate.
that It Is necessary o srll portion OF the rta e--
ale t" pa, the de BITS outstanaln Against tie de-
ceased. and the BITS, 'xp, nses and charge. OF
tn admin st alton
It is therefore ordered The Court that all per.
Dns in crested in the aid estate ant oar tefre
the said Pro a eCourt on he Second day of Apr
1875, at ~ o'clock NJ o1 said day at The Court
room OF said Probate oilrt to SHOW ause why
order sh"nlh no bs gras,ed to said Admnistra.
tri Ia s, j SO much of the real state OF VA de-
C as d as si' Il be necessary.
Aud u at copy of this order be publish N
the Idaho Semi Weekly WORLD. ne w spap-r prin
ed ard published in Idaho Cay in i'd c,un y at
least four successive weeks before said ID dry OF
April 1875. IS HART,
Froba Judge.
Idaho & Mardh 1896.
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N Office to the Public.

Persons dealing with one JOS jackson,
near Centerville, are hereby notified that
he is not III m, employ, nor is he in any
manner interested with me III mining ni
ANY other kind OF business am the sole
owner Of the Golden Fleece and Golden
Star mines. near the quartz mill, about
one mile east of Ccnierville, and the said
JOS phi jackson, and all persons, are here
hy gifted not ~ trespa>s on Ell her IT said
mines, as ANY one wlso shall do SO Will be
dealt with according TO law.
MARIOly F. WAlDRON.
CENTERvILLE. July /, 1SS4-6m.
TITLE Abstract Of Deed
From Dry den McClintock, Sheriff, to
NJ. +. Waldron, deciding all those certain
quartz lodes known as the Golden Fleece
and Gold STAR mines, situate, d in Cen
,erville mining distlic, Boise county, l.
L.
ate of d, ed. March %, 1883 and recor-
dcd March IS, 1868. at 8 oc3ock, A, NJ, in
book ID, on pages 1893, 400, 401 and 400
J eed records OF Boise county, l. II.
Territory OF Idaho,
ounly of Boise
do hereby certify .hat the foregoing is
a true and correct abstract, us appears of
record.
-) Witness my hand and seal of
( Seal. : offic", this 9th day OF July, A
49, D. 1884.
TIN CARROLL,
Auditor Boise Co. /.
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South Carolina Day; 20, q, %, Amer
can Agricultural Association; 10Th
commercial Travelling Mems Day;
10th, Conneoticu. Day; 9th, Georgia
Day; March 5, Banana Day; Sth,
srench Day; 9Th, Knights OF Honor
Day; 10th, Pennsylvania Day; 18th.
Nebraska Day; Il and Is, National
temperance Society; 18th, Tennessee
Day; 10th, German Day; 18th, Lou
'siana Temperance Day; 18th, Miss
ssippi Day; Is, 10, 20, 81, % and "a,
Baptists' Day; 21st, Minnesota Dav;
18th, New Mexico Day; May 1th,
alifornia Day.
John A. Elder, the we'll known art
ist of Richmond, Va, who executed
he famous painting Of the "Battle of
the Crater" around Petersburg dur
ing the iate war, in 1867, has Just
completed an elegant oil painting Of
Clusters last fight, giving vivid
view of the brave General fighting
hand to hand with the Indians in the
'ava beds of Montana, in 1876. Mr..
lder has been four wears engaged in
this master piece, which is valued at
$4,000. It will be exhibited in the
Virginia State department.
The large oil painting near the
Postotfce in Government building.
showing the contrast Of mail carving
IN 1916 and in 1884, is very attract
We. The picture alone presents the
horseback mail, the corduroy road.
The old log cabin with the old we'll
sweep; and below the fast mail train
,urning the curve gliding along at 60
niles an hour; it is striking con
;rast between the old and the new To-
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nnnn nnn'N PREslN'e GWEN AWAY, Send
XTI,Ii VII Jus cents hostage. ard by mail you
VGVV, Vuo"ll get FREE package nf goods OF
large vain" hat will start yon III work ,hat will at
o, G." b ing you in more moi ey faster than anything
el-e in Nm-rica. II about the 50 % 900 in Or srn.s
with each bnx Agent, wanted everywhere OF either
sex of all ages. all HE time or s are time nnl,
to work for ns at their own homes Fortunes for
all workers ahsnln'tl. assured Don's delay. H.
HALi.ETT CO., P rtland Maine
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uug1s ~ for working people. Send 10 cents
hUN1 m stage, and We viii mail yen FREE
HIN Ia royal, valuable pie box of 90 ,eis
HIM that will Put you III tho way of M k
hlIU ing more money in a few days than.
IL IL IL u acu ever thought possible i'll any
business capital not required Yon can live
h me and work in spare time only or all the time.
Ali If both of all ages. grandly successful.
who want work may test The business. make this
Unparalleled Offer all who aie moi well satisfied
we will send 81 to pay for The tronbs of writing
u.s. Fun particular dir CtiOns. etc sent free I'M
nense pay absout ly SURF for all who start at once
Don't delay. Address s1INsoS L 40, Portland
Maine.
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ipissna version to shipts. Dim
oese OF Vision, Noises in the i'ead
he vital fluid pas sing nnobserved in the urine
md many other diseases that leal &c insanity ann
death DR.. MtNTIE will agree to forfeit FIVE
Hundred Dollars f. RI ease OF this kind the vi
TAI RESTORATIVE under his sp' cial aavre
nd treatmeiti will not cnre or for ANYTHING I'm
pure or injurious fond IN 1t DR.. MlhTiE
'rea's all Private Diseases successfully without
mercury Consulate Free. Thor" h e>an'''
nation aud at,ice including analys is Of, inc S5-n
Price Of Vital ReSolutive, II 81 bottle q tom
times the quantity. $3.50; sent TO any T. '"'s u
I'M receipt OF price, or G. d., secure II ON nbsef'
vati'n, and III private name. il desired.'>
A +. MlETiE, M D
Il Aearny street, San Franc CO al
DR. MiNTiE'S KIDNEY REMEDv, stPH.
RE ICUhi, cures all kinds of Kidney a., piadd'l
t;ompis Tits, Con orrhtea, elect. Leuc"ii tra Fo
safe b. all druggists; S10U bottle six Lott cd io'
r5.U'
DR. MINlIE'S DANDEL ON I'll l. IRE ttt
best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA ann b. lOUe
cure III The market. For safe by all tf'i lists
Jan 2. 1870 1T
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Treasurer's Notice,

THE following warrants will be paid
out Of the County General Fund on pre-
scntetion at my office at the store of Myer
u Smith. Registered October 10, 1883
No. 342 in favor of AL. Miller 1927 90
344 /" f. T. Morgan 8 IS
346 " Jacob Phillips 1S Is
34S :" John Gilliland 3 40
$40 D. Ferguson 6 Is
$40 Michael HALEY o 60
JOHN GARRECHT, Co. Treasurer
BY Is,DoK SMITH, Deputy.
Feb. 10, 1885.
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THE GREAT
ENGLISH REMEDY

IL q never-failina Cur
for Nervous leb''i Y. FIX
haustedl Vitality. Semina
Weakness. Spermaiori
hpa OeT MAN.
.Fncn. lmunteocv. II.
ralvsis, Pr sfafnrrhea
and all tn terri
BILE effects Of SELF abnse
yonihfu, follies AMI eH
cesses in natures sears
-curl, AZ Los I EN-
DRY. lassitnde N;ctnr
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Ranch Fer s ale.

4 IN nna,NAKif. OF JERUSALEM. OFFERS
WV mt tr, e. AL bearing. whn'h produccd r5 oSn
pomiias 81 fruit This year. - or % head mare a
e",, ana about 90 he'd of cattle, mos,ly he, /,
ea'sie above lrni erty will be solo eh..n ~ =
cash, II not sold viii be leased for one f,o 'o vi
bout o IA fiaeerellle,
The Portland daily press., 1885-05-27
WHAT THIS PROVES.

"The sale is steady and constantly increasing
a. H. WILLIAMSON
Manager A. Oscar Noyes's drug store. Norway, Me.
The Portland daily press., 1885-05-27
gorge Q. Yeaton Tor COMPLAINANT.
Brief .Botliugs,

Yesterday the weather was summerish The
mercury indicated 76o at noon, and soft wind
blew from the West and North during the
day.
Spot" Casco Five'a dog, was run over and
injured Monday.
Mr.. j. Bickford of this city, is building a
neat little cottage at Ocean Park, Old Orchard
Six half barrels of lager and two kegs Of
whiskey were seized at the Boston boat yes.
terday morning.
The decorations and refurnishing of the
mayors office in city building is almost COM
pleted. The room will be ready to receive Wis.
itors during encampment week.
By reference to advertisement it will be
seen that Comrade e. K. Heath has designed
beautiful medal as a souvenir of the coming
encampment.
a boy, 16 years old, was arrested yesterday,
for an alleged criminal assault on girl eight
years old. The boy denies all knowledge of
the affair.
William Simpson and Thomas Wilkes were
arrested by Mr.. Sawyer, and put before the
Municipal Court yesterday, where they were
fined, for driving horse whose hoof turned
over sideways at every step he took.
Yesterday, as man was building fire in
the cabin of the Good Republican, a lobster
smack, lying at Randall & McAllister's coal
sheds, a spark from the funnel set fire to the
mainsail and burned away some fifteen feet OF
the canvas.
Advertisements appropriately coming under
the classification heads, WANTS, HELP WANT
ED, SITUATIONS WANTED, For SALE To LET,
BOARD and Rooms, and LOST AND FOUND, not
exceeding forty words, will be inserted in the
Daily PRESS one week for twenty-five cents, il
paid in advance. When payment is not made
in advance regular rates will be charged. The
large circulation of the PRESS makes it the
best medium for these advertisements.
The Portland daily press., 1885-05-27
Personal.

Hon. Bion Bradbury aud Mr.. D. H. Ingra-
ham arrived home from Washington last
night.
William B. Barker of this city,who has been
mail agent for the past fifteen years on the
Boston & Maine Railroad between Boston and
Portland, was removed Monday.
At a meeting of the directors of the Green
Mountain Railway Monday F. 81. Clergue,
Esq, was elected general manager, vics Mr.. f.
W. Cram, resigned.
Winsor B. Smith, veteran of the Grand
Army-and partner in the firm of Smith &
Abbott-who has suffered much from the re-
suits Of incarceration in Southern prisons, is
very i'll.
Col. Jacob Kemple of West Virginia was
united in marriage Monday evening. at the
residence of Capt. E. 1. Merrill in Farming
ton. to Miss Nellie f. Goodwin of that village,
whom he met while stumping in Franklin
county last fall Rev. John Allen officiated.
Jno. P, Harmon, Machias; B. Noyes, W. s.
Post, Fl R. Colman, Boston; Chas. W. Bal
lard, d. V. P. Cadmus, Jno. G. Gallaher, New
York; L. Ell. SWEET, Chcago John Miller,
England; f. @. Sayles, Pawtucket, r. T.; j.
S. Hughes Rochester, N. Y; W. A. Hatha.
way, R. l.; Hon. E. FL. Golf, New York, were
at the Falmouth Hotel yesterday.
There was very pretty wedding at the resi-
dence of Mr.. John T. Hull, Ocean street Deer
ing, Monday evening, the contracting parties
| being Mr.. William W. Edwards of Portland
and Miss Angie Hull. Rev. Mr.. Ogden of st.
Luke's performed the ceremony. Many re-
latives and friends of the happy couple were in
attendance. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards will re.
side in Portland.