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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-07
Arriving Trains


Chicago s. Milwaukee Ex-
press. ..........A6 :55 a m 7.a5 q
Dubuque and La Crosse
Fast Express 6:55 IN e 7:35 r
~ caeo Limited. A 7:55 IL la S:3Oa
Davenport and Calmar Elk A $3.50 a mlA GAO a n
Mason City, Austin, nOwa-
tonna Baribault and
Mortified o.ao -, A o..o
Mitchell and Aberdeen ExIA1i.I 0 N A1I.oo q =,
Chicago and Milwaukee
Express .....A 2.2s - p, A ain
Fast Mail and La Crosse b 3:25 mr. Inn =
Chicago, Milwaukee and
Prairie du Chen Er b 6.5o n m p e.s5n,
Fargo and OrtonviIle Ex.B Ems pmIR s.SS
St Louis Dubuque and La
Crosse Express ID s.25 n m p IN nm
means Daily. Except Sunday CMoada5e,
cepted. d except Saturday
Additional trains between st. Paul and Mimi
apohs via Short Line" leave both cities bourl,
Tor particulars see Short Line time tables.
,e 81 II AGL.Chas. Thompson. City Ticket Agen
ioz MAST Third street Brown j. Knebel Ticke
Agents, Union Depot
AINNEAPoLIs-w. B. Chandler, City Tickle
Agent, No. T. NicoIlet House. A. B. Chamberlain
Ticket Agent, Depot
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-07

Arrive Arrive
st. Paul. MInneap's.
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~ white feet and white breast 5l4 Rice st. S
nOG FOUND-Large yellow pup, which owner
~ can have by proving property. 466 st. Peter
-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-07

nOG LOST-Red Irish setter, morning of Aug
IL 5, no collar, answers to name of Max; liberal
reward will be paid for his return to Thomas
Cochran, Jr, 1863 Jackson st. 6
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FIN ANCIAi.

MONEY TO LOAN in amounts to suit, at
erty, warehouse receipts and on all property Of
value; principal be paid by installments;
notes discounted. C. w. Leonard & Bro, 3l5
Jackson st. 2I9*
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-07
PERSONAL.

QABY WANTED-By German family. a
- baby to take care of, for a small recompense;
best of references. F. II, Globe. s
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-07

VINIGARETTE LOsT-on sunday on
v Third and Wabasha SITS. silver vinigare tie
engraved with owners initials; finder will please
leave at Globe Office and be suitably rewarded. 6
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-07

nOG LOST-A lemon and white setter bitch
- about week ago; round lemon spot on fore
head and strap collar on S25 reward if returned
to sherman house, corner Fourth and SibleY. Z
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-07

CPECTACLES LOsT-on St. Anthony hill
~ street car, pair of gold-bound spectacles;
finder will be literally rewarded by leaving them
at Globe office. 6
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-02-11
SALE REGISTER.

Bills have heen printed at this office
or propertyu advertised In the Posi-
for the following sales:
Thursday, February 18th, 1886, Sarah
A. Dunkelberger and Daniel
Maurer Administrators Of the es-
tate OF Daniel Dunkleberger, late
of Middlecreek twp, decd will
sell personal property.
Thursday, Feb. 1s, Isaac I. Manbeck,
Assignee OF Samuel +. Aurand
will sell real estate and personal
property In Spring twp.
Wednesday, Feb. IA, Sheriff Middles
warth will sell real estate at the
Court house In Middleburgh.
Tuesday, March 10, Benjamin Steflen
will sell personal property at his
residence, iuile East Of Mt Pleas
ant Mills.
Monday, March a5, George Martin
will sell personal property in
Washington township, 1 mile
North Of Pallas.
Wednesday, March 3, L. II. Schrader
will sell n lot OF valuable personal
property ! mile East OF Adams
burg.
Wednesday, March 3, II. Wilson Ulsh
will sell the personal property OF
Moses Krebe, Spring township at
Assignee's sale.
Saturday, Feb. 40, Hartman Il Long
will sell store goods at auction at
Centreville.
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OR ND JI'RN.

"
Drawn for February Term, commoncin,
Monday, the 22nd. 1886,
Adans-Moses Erb.
B-sver-Ir'in KINNEY
Beaver Wrst-Charles Decker.
Cenir"-A. l.: Spangler. Robert Hsssinger
Chapman Adam y HeralI.
FraBki'n-David kersetter. !. G.. Schooh, A
=. SCnambach.
Middle!urgL-uharlos Smith. J. NJ. Van
Esndt,
NJ Middlecreek-Beni. y. Row.
Monroe-D. n APP Isaac frymoysr, Daniel
Perry West Dauiel ArbOgast.
Spring-har-y Wagner
Seiinsgro'e-Iohn foust. Ell. X. demberling
Washiu,tOn-G. W. Mongos, John Reitt
VIM. Schnee, BENTON 7. StrOub.
PETIT JUhY.
Drawn for fsbru,ry Term, commencing
Monday the 2snd 1885.
Adams-Josi.h Biugsmau, Zacharias Helm.
Beaver Wilson Aiglsr. Robert Beaver, Sam.
uol Bickei, Austin Bingalnan.
besyer weSt-Robert doss, Abraham Holshoe,
Csntre-Frrd j. Boyer, Jacob II Hartman
Frsnklin-John Dcitrieh, John Martin. Johu
kehr, u, l.. Rcnninger, Benz. wilton.
myer
Chapman-Jackson u. Hummei, Thomas
Jackson-W m. Martin John Reicbley, Jers
miah spAnyier, John A. Steese.
Middiecreok John Freise
MOnre-H. A. Biokcl, David Young.
Penn-k. l.. Ulrich.
Perry-M chaei Hspuer, Thomas Aboga-t.
Perry we-t-FreIsrIck hrbogast, Lincoln
Miller,
Spring--deo. mt.
Srlinsgroye-M A. Miller, J. s. Wagner.
Union Emanuel Aucksr James Burns, Jon.
athan Rigol, jacob Tharp.
WhshiHgton-Henry Arb0gast, Loyi s. Coy,
Jonathan A. Grimm, Ger0me Garnau,
John Hummel, John NJ. Holman. Henry
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-02-11

ADAMsBuRe.- Look out for valsn-
tine day.
Candidates are numerousfor town
ship offices.
Our Band held an entertainm ent at
New Berlin on last Saturday evening.
II was q financial failure.
The Steam Tannery owned by b.
Drsese at this place is In successful
operation.
George Getz and Samuel Fuhrman
left last week for Kansas.
A car load Of potatoes was loaded
at this place recently.
The following posters are up: "vote
for Billy Dreese the honest black
smith, for Assessor"
H.H. Laub, operator at Selinsgrove
visited friends here recently.
Miss Fanny Keiser, our Primary
teacher,received a telegram announc.
ing the Illness Of her mother.
REPORTER.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-02-11
CyNrREyIILr-Tovnsbinn noliti


CNNTREvILLE. Township politics
is beginning to bubble-just little.
February 2d was ground hog day,
and as the "critter" no doubt saw his
shadow, the fate OF the weather has
been decided. We don't see what
business n hog, even IL it is n ground
hog, has to dictate to a Christian
community the character Of weather
we must endure.
The Lutheran and Reformed con-
gregation will erect n new church on
northwest corner Of Third aud Mark
1T streets during the summer The
old edifice where many IL follower
worshipped in, which stood about 20
years they contemplate tearing down,
aud ail persons who feel an interest
In this church, aud who would like to
help the good and laudable cause
along can do so'by subscribing a GER
tain amount OF their dollars and cents
to the committee who are appointed
for this part of the work. The com
nitter appointed to secure subscrip-
tions, have thus far been successful
Ia receiving about 5000.
Valentine day is fast approaching.
As the day comes on Sunday, Satur-
day will In all probability be observed
On the 7th inst. Prof. l.. A. Stine n
well known young school teacher of
this place, got tired OF wandering
through life alone and took unto hin-
self u wifs-Miss Alma Hartman an
excellent and accomplished young
lady aud II perfect blonde in beauty,
who will strew his pathway with roses
and tighten his burdens. We heartily
congratulate the young couple aud
wish them abundant prosperity and
happiness which they richly deserve
Among the visitors in town last
week were Hon. j. &. Bucher, Joseph
Green, Paul Geddis OF Lewisburg, DR..
Rookie OF Winfield, aud a. |. w. Mar
kle Of Williamsport.
Revival services in the Ev. church
still continues with good results.
REPORTER.
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Assignee Notice.

NOTICE lie hereby given that
~ Moses Krebs Of Sprins town.hip Spyder
county Pa, has m ,ir voluntary deed Of A-.
s'snment nf all bile effects, rcal and person =, ,
' tue bsuont ofhuscrc iitnrs. to tho unler
tignet. AL per.ors showing thousolSes IN.
drbied Will lease make immeiiate payment
while those having els Inns viii prosrni ihon
TO IL. WILSON tESu
Jan. -, 'ss. Assignee.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-02-11
'nmys chile aralg '. taklu' lot.s, a. laln lsl
uilt en-"

Wlul Tn.
See change in s. Oppenheimer's ad-
vertisement.
Miss Sue Enterline, OF Selinsgrove,
is visiting at II. j. Ducks.
Next Tuesday Ia election. See that
good men are elected to Office.
R.F. Sechler, OF MifIIinburg, spent
Monday and Tuesday with the editor
and family.
F.E. Bower is this week moving
his stable from the lot where the new
Jail is to 20.
Mrs. John w. Orwig returned thi
week from two weeks visit to
friends in Union county.
Suuire Gift, who for the past few
weoks has been confined to the house
by lness, we are glad to say is out
again.
Don't be fooled into buying n cheap
Sitter. Examine and demand the
genuine Hunter and you will get
- the best.
o--s.ss ,5,..I ,s~
A large party of young folks from
this place had an enjoyable time AT
the residence of Joseph Walter OH
Friday evening.
The sixth annual convention Of T. e
Musical Association OF Srlinsgrovc
will commence on Monday, Feb. 18th,
and continue to the 10th.
J. q. Smith found n glove on the
street in front Of his hotel on Tuesday
morning. The owner can have it by
calling for it.
Rev. .Spangler will tell MS what more
he knows of Cranks next Friday ev-
ening, l2th, and what he don't know
about 'em amt worth braggin' on.
Sheriff Middleswarth's smoke house
caught fire on Monday and burr G | u
lot Of meat. The house was saved by
the timely discovery OF Mrs. Middles-
warth.
A weak back, with n weary, aching
lameness over the hips, is sign OF
diseased kidneys. Use the best kid
ney curative known, which is Bur
dock Blood Bitters.
A sleighing party consisting OF four
teen couple from this place enjoyed
the hospitnlities OF Charles Sampsell
and family, Centreville, on Monday
evening.
Some ten or twelve young Misses
were treated to n sleigh ride 10y Sam'l
Hare on Monday evening. They put
up at j, C. Schoch's and had 'just
too good time for anything"
While Gabriel Beaver and wife of
this place were on their way to New
Berlin on Tuesdiy they upset. Mr.
Beaver was thrown out with such
force that he had several ribs broken
and WAS otherwise badly hurt.
G. G.. Seebold has had about a doz-
en- men employed during the past ten
days, digging out the cellar, putting
up the wall and tearing down the old
house where he intends erecting the
new store building.
While a lot Of boys were out skat'
ing near Miffiinburg, on Monday n
fine two-pronged buck deer jumped
on the ice before them. They gave
it chase and succeeded in capturing
1t.
John Farnsworth, agent for Jones,
Bechtell g. Sheibley, will make trip
through Snyder county between the
18th and 25th OF this month. Dealers
will oblige by holding their orders for
him.
Hartman g. Long, in order to dis
pose Of their large stock OF General
Merchandise, will sell at public auc'
tion ut Centreville. on Saturday after
noon and evening, Dry Goods, Boots
aud Shoes, Hats aud Caps, &c.
Sol. Oppenhsimer comes to the
front with special announcement
Of his immense stock OF Trunks Par
ties who contemplate u trip and wish
20 make their goods proof against
baggage suasshsr should visit him 1t
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-02-11

BEAvERTOwN. John Roger and
Miss Alice Bingaman joined heart aud
hand in wedlock ut the brides home
Thursday. They at once started on II
tour to Williamsport and other places.
Nay fortune smile graciOusfy upon
the bright couple as they together
wend their way onward through life.
Prof. Keller closed his course OF in
struction in vocal music with con-
cert, which was well spoken OF by
those who attended. His class, which
numbered about sixty, speak very
highly OF his abilities as an instructor.
Richard Budd, OF Schoolkill county
has transferred his lumber teams to
this place, and is engaged in hauling
prop timber from Shade mountain.
His son will move his family in the
near future.
Mrs. William Specht has been very
seriously sick for several weeks.
The protracted meeting in the
Lutheran church has closed, result
ing in fourteen accessions, mostly
quite young.
Mrs. James Bingaman has been
suffering severely with very sore
and swollen hand for several weeks.
1t is now on the mend.
James iIerbster's bright little boy
was seriously sick last week, but is
now out Of danger.
Mrs. Heiman, accompanied by her
son, of White Pigeon, Mich, has Wis
tied her daughter, Mrs. William Re-
Der, at this place.
Mrs. John ID. Radabach is confined
to bed Of sickness with bilious fe-
yer.
jacob Bingaman's child is danger
ously i'll.
The Beavertown Mutual Fire In
surance Company held its annual
election for officers a week ago Oh
Saturday.
William Reber has adorned his
home with new organ.
Mrs. j. j. Washam, nee Jane Bing-
man, OF Williamsport, is at present
staying at her fathers, John Bin x
man.
Henry s. Freed butchered 122 hogs
and II beeves, during the fall butch
ering season, aud besides has done
many smaller jobs, dressing parts OF
the animals.
One Of John Q. Walkers children Is
very seriously sick.
Mrs. Roswell Gross is on the sick
list.
Mrs. Harriet Specht and her daugh-
Mrs. William II. Specht,
are both sick, the latter seriously.
A protracted meeting began In the
Evangelical church on Monday even
ing.
John Aigler's child is sick.
A preacher OF Springfield, Ohio,
whose name ! have not been able to
learn delivered an illustrated lecture
on the foundation Of the Christian |
church on Sunday evening u week. |
The object lesson was very interest
ing and instructive to children aud
adults. CITIZEN.
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NURSERY.

REV G.. W. WALTER. Salesman
hNfor Chas. W. Stewart n Uo's., Nursery,
newark, New York. viii DO pleased to so,ure
orders Tor this popular hrm, To- anything IN
the Nursery line. Choice q Il NV farirti 9
. speciality Positively outs-li any others In
price aud quality. Sst'snsctI,n autr.nts A
Hc Will call on all parties that address him
AT Penns treok, Snyder County, Pa
Jan 81 80
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M-ARRIED.

Feb. 7th, by Rev. w. ii. Slower,
Luther A. Stine and Miss Alma Hart
man, both of Centreville.
Feb. 4th, by Rev. ID. NJ. Stetler, John
T.. Roger and Miss Alice Bingaman,
both OF Beavertown.
Jan. 10, by Rev. w. A, Haas, Miss
louisa wilt, OF Newport, Pa, and
Philip II. Meyer, OF near Freebnrg.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-02-11

Now Is your time to buy a buggy
mt your own price. J. p. Kearns OF
the Beavertown Carriage works has
so buggies ready and % started, and
no room to store them. Parties deal
Ing In wagons can buy at Wholesale
rates. Now u your tilus. Come aud
ses them.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-02-11
Like His Father.
He Was Afflicted With Stone Ia the
Bladder.

Mr.. 8. W. Hicks, Of Pleasant Valley, Duchess
County. New York, the son Of Mr. T.. y. Hicks,
whose namc may have appeared In this journal
IN connection with an srticic similar to this wss
like his In her, afflicted with stone In the I,lni.
der. only that his case was more serious than his
fathers The father adyi ed the son TO write to
Dr. David Kennedy of Rondont NY, who, he
said, would tell him what to 90 Di. Kennedy
rcpliei, Suggesting the use Of KENNEDY'S
'fAvORlTE REMEDY. which had worked So
successfully In the athors case Mr.. Hicks, who
had been assured by the loral physicians that
they could do nothing more Tor him, tried favor.
ite remedies. Aftcr tso W elk 3 he ,ass II a stone
a OF an inch long an Of The thickness OF u pipe
stem. Since then he has had no symptoms of a
return ofthe trouble. lie IL u sick man healed
What better results could have been expecte ~
What greater benefits could medical science con.
fotf The cad was gained; that IL surely cn"uyh
Dr. Kennedy assures tie public. hy a reputation
W ich he canno afford to inpcr'l, that the IA.
VORlTE REMEDY does invigurate the hlo ii ,
cures liver, kidney and bladder complaints, n.
well as all those diseases and weaknesses peculiar
to females.
Thousands Of nrntchnl People voluntarily ties.
uly In letters tu Dr kenn'dy,with n warmth and
fullne's oi word which mcrc business ducumc ~
AMI cert cate' never possess, what tH,crtc
mcIy the great specific Er blood, liver and
kidhey disorders, has done for them aud their
friends.
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DIED.

Feb. 4th, near Laurelton, Hugh
Dobson, aged 76 years, o mollths aud
7dsys Internent at St, Jalnes eeInr
etcry, Troxelyille ~
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Court Proclamation

WHEREAS the Hon. Joseph &
w Buchcr Pfesiisnt JudLc Of the Judi
clal district composed OF tho counties Of Snyde
uniou and Mitfin and samuel A. Wesel aud
jacob A. smith, Lsqs. Associate Judges In
and tor snyder county have issued their pro
cept bearing, date tue 2lts day OF ian. 4. u
1855, to me directed for I'll" holding of al on
phans court. court OF Common Pleas, courl
OfOyer and Torn ner aud Honeral court o.
Quarter sessions OF tho peace At Middlsbursh
tor the county OF snyder; on he Nh Monday
t6eing the And day OF beb. 1851 aud continue
one week.
Notice Il therefore norevy given TO tho Coro.
ner, Justices OF the Peace AID Couttable- In
and for tho county OF snyder, to appear In their
proper psr-ons With their oils recutds. inqu
sitiOus, examinations aud other iemen'r .nces
to those things to their Offices sud IN th ir b.
halt pertain to be done ami witnesses AMI per,
sons pr0-eculing In bekalf OF tho Common
wealth against any persons are required t. be
then and there attending AMI not departing
without leave at their icril justices arc ~.
quested to be punctuAlin In their attendance n
tho appointed time sgroeahly to notice
oiy"n under ms hand and seal at tho Sher.
ms otfioo In NJ MiddloburR, the Ais dsy OF Ian;
eighty sir.
kHR u. MIDDLESwART sheriff.
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Assignee's Sale.

The undersigned Assignee ofthc Real E.tate
OF Samuel T. Aurdnd viii expose to Iu IT, Sale
It the residence ui the said Samr.cl r. Auriud.
~ Spring township, >nydcrcOuu'y, Pa, / 4, miles
North ut Adamshurg ON
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-02-11
Clearing Osat Sale !


From this day we will offer greet.
er bargains than ever offered in
Ladies' and Childrenss
wraps. NesvMar rke cts,
Circulars, Blankets, Ilaps, Shawls,
Underwear,
and all kinds of Wooden Goods. Our
stock oi Germantown Wool, saxOny
and zephyrs is still complete.
typ B'fces the lowest.
Come to see us. it will pny you.
Respectfully,
s. WEIS,
Selinsgrove.
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Eight Acres,

more or lc's, bounded North by Mildlccrccl
AID land. Of VIM. Ewin', East by sam, cl
Stumpn. South by Polly Wiciud. West hy I.anc|
Wctzcl. the same ugfDODTlMBE LAND
sale To commence ut guclock a.m. OI sud daN
when due Attendance will bc give and terms ol
sac made known 10y
ISAAC | MASBECk,
Assignee vi Samuel T.. AuTand.
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The following special dispatch sent
from Lewisburg Wednesday evening
by Postoflice Inspector Speese to the
daily papers will fully explain the
various wild rumors that have been
flying over the town for several days
past, aud with everybody else, we ex-
press our deep regret for the young
man, his excellent parents and broth
ers who are OF unimpeachable char
acter "fhe Lewisburg mail pouch
for Lock Haven aud Harrisburg rail
road postofiice, dispatched the night
of the LIST inst, was cut and thirteen
valuable registered letters extracted
therefroin. Chief Clerk Hughes was
advised of the theft, and telegraphed
Postoilice Inspector speese at Erie of
the fact. The inspector arrived here
this morning and after an investiga-
tion arrested Charles A. Californian,
substitute postal clerk, who confessed
the crime. All letters were burned.
Over one hundred dollars In money
was found on his psrvon. - L<ciSbrq
Local Ners.
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Fifty-Three Acres,

-mnrI dhpundei- Ne DPuhllc Road
leading from r'oXci,Ille to AdamsbuTg. Et.,
by Lands Oi Samuel Stumpn. South by Middle,
crcc1, nd West by lands ot VIM Ewing. where
IN are erected "A HOUSE, BANK BARN Hni
hcr necessary Outbuldings. This tract Is ia "A
high state Of cultlya ion.
TRACT No. 2-Sltuatc I'm the township
count! and state Aforesaid. containing
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-02-11
Thursday, February Is b, Sc

The following dcscribCd Real Estate To wit
1kAt No. "A certain me, suaye or tract al
land situate IN Sprine township, Snyder county
Pa, containing
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-08-21

mmT m for working people, send 10 cents
III I II postage, and we will mai you free.
n NN.T royal, valuable sample box of
HUI Ill goods that will put you in the way
of making more money IN n few days than
you ever thought posi- lie at any business.
Capital not required. You can live at home
and work in spare time only, or all the time.
All Of both sexes, ofall ages. grandly success
ful 80 cents to 81 easily earned every even
in5 That al who want may test the business
we make this unpHral eled offei. To all who
are not we'll satisfied we will send Il to pay
for the trouble OF writing us. Fun particulars
directions, etc, sent FREQ. Immense pay M
sOutey sure for all who start at once. Don :
delay. Address ST1NsoN & Co., Portland,
Maine.