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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-08
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ben @enferiee on Siefe beoeutenb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-08

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auf benz fDifli9 selegenerl 8ergfee ums
herruberte unb babel Elm 2ieb nod benz
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legte man in Der Ndbe bon 56lob 8erg
an, mo- gerabe Der &6nig meilte. 9a
perfiel Sernanb BON ben Sbeilnebmert
auf bic sSbee, benz G6nig ein 9tdnb9en
aa bringen. Nle tparen bamit einperz
ftanben unb nit pebenben Gabnen-
meiftens blau : tpeiBen, barunter aber
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-08
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bersbursb, 8a., sei&risbenen Sriefes:
Cine WphlthGtertn.
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rifaniIde Slorentiner Ha4tiaaQ Der &inz
Der 1T. Dappn fnb mir 70 tber3euSt,
baB mir unierer vSuip" lehren werben
gu iasen: r@elesnet iei Mrs. Btnslpm"
neil fe berielben bebilflid mar, User bte
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idmerlidteiten fir &inber b~inpesaufcms
men. Mrs. @tnslpp's Soothing Shrup
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furtrt DAientrie unb Otarrbpe. st
u1adt ben @aumen CART, befreit BON
~Gnt3anbuns unb brinst bas ainb sladlid
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bic 3inber binitellen - mas fe aud In
Der Tbat 1T. Der Shrup wirb in
allen Npcthefen gu Is Gents per Tlaide
berfauft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-08
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-08

mFsYre nKWUn May be found on me &c cses
xdl6 EAGG Ell P. lowell Co.'s Newspaper
Advextssfre Bureau f0Spruces ST. where adyertteln0
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-08

- Mper's ginen entbalten bic uirt,
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fannten mebisintf6en pflan5en u1o
fnb mittelft pi1enI9aftliGer &enntnihe
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tpeG6e BELT, Obue S6aben ai brtnger.
gif gu franz, 10 made einet 8erlu8
nit btefen Ptaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-08

9as gr6Bte 2ager bon @emebrz
unb &ebolDerzp atronen unb Silier bel
piper & S9MItbeB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-08

W1llen
Gr[alante Gimsspustns,
granks 5ebsr

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granks sfhsr
unb StalartG.
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nod iinb fe fbrenD bet Der tdsltaen Serufsarbet UNI
fInh Gin drfnbltneS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-08

= SongaIine ~leiftete bea6tensuertbe
Sienffe i'm @ebrau6e gegen 9ronii9e
&opfi6meraen BON duBerf bartnddigem
8etanb; fam es alio. fiir berartige nes
bel angemein ernpfeblen.
Sbeo. 9ermarn, M.S., Ct. Sbes
mas, MD.
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- Mit ben beiten &eiultaten tuanote
i6 gegen elm bartaddiges Magenleiben
ST. Muguf &bnig's 0amburger 5ros
pfen an unb i9 bin itber5eugt oaB es
fein bei1eres Mittel geget dbnli@e Sci.
bet giebt.-@aIentin Segtpib, Nr. 426
Gentudp.6 traBe, Quincy, Sas.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-08-04
RIVERSIDE.

At the last meeting of Riverside Lodge l.
o. ofG T.,the following officers were chosen :;
N. II. Fosset, w. C. T.; Matilda Randall, w.
"; Mary Fosset, w. S.; WIN. S. button,
w. T.; j. E. Mills, w. c.; j. McGregor,
w NJ. Our lodge is in prosperous con-
dition, new members being taken in most
every week. The lodge own their hall, very
good and convenient one.-Daniel Stevens, a
Young man from Oakland, preached in the
hall last Sunday, and will for few weeks to
come, through his vacation. Sunday we had
Methodist, Congregationaiist and Unitarian
preaching. Surely for small place, our
spiritual wants were well provided for. In
the evening there was social service led by
the Rev. j. Z. Mills.-Last Friday Mrs Sarah
Weeks. aged 80 years, fell and fractured her
leg near the hip joint.-There was heavy
rain here last night.-Ira ID. Sturgis has
finished hsying, putting into his barns 25o
tons of very choice hay.-G. l.. Randall and
his wife went TO Augusta Sunday visiting their
son Ira II. Randall, whose wife is very sick.
Mrs ISAIAH Halves and her daughter Della
have returned home from Ocean Point.
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LIvkRMORE FALLS.

The base bali club of Brattup's Mills
Livermore, played match game with the
Livermore Falls club, on the grounds of the
latter, Saturday afternoon, and were beaten
IL to 4. The catcher Of the Brauun's club
was disabled by having one of his fingers in
Jured during the game. The Livermore
FANS club has been uniformly victorious
OF late In Its contests with other clubs, and
oeglns to feel that it is equal to almost any
club In this section of the State. 1t has re-
Gently beaten the Cartons twice, the Win
throp's Cnce, and intended to play with the IN
again last Saturday, but the Winthrops
asked to be excused on account OF
their catcher having broken finger
Mrs. kilfoyl recently fell down her cellar
stairs and severely injured her ,ide-F. M.
Hawkes. has his new clothing establishment
nearly ready tor business. He will employ
at first about twenty-five hands but has ca
paclty tor fifty hands. This will be an i'm
portant addition to the industries of our
viiiage.-Rev. +. S. Small, pastor of the
Baptist church here returned FRIDAY from a
three weeks vacation spent AT Bar Harbor and
elsewhere Rev. j. l.. Hill, pastor of the
Methodist church here, returned Friday from
his vacation spent in Montreal, Canada, W he G
his father lives-The Rockorneka Lodge OF
Good Tempiars, Friday evening elected X.
A. Carver Worthy Chief Templar
and Mrs, Woodcook, Worldly Week.-Mrs.
Reuben Worcham of this village has pur
chased the buildings and nine acres OF
land formerly owned by Clinton Ball,
situated at North Livermore whittier she
intends to come in October. Price paid
Sll00.-Miss Nellie Fellows OF Campello
Mass. formerly OF this place, is
visiting relatives in Fayette. rhe hay crop
in this section is nearly harvested and is iarg-
er than that of last year, and has been gath
er, d in better condition. The crop is rather
more than an average one.-Graln is good and
is nearly ready to harvest Corn is backward
but is coming onward rapidly now, and will
probably be an average crop Potatoes are
looking well and the recent rains saved the
crop from some injury by the drouth.
The fruit crop is looking well
Apples have fallen badly, fully one-halt
having fallen off, yet on most of the trees theIe
are enough left for good crop.-rhe I'm
bagog Pulp Co., have recently smoothed of
the bank of the river above their mill, and
have an engine in operation driving the logs
from the river and piling them on the bank
This work has usually been done by horses
Miss Minnie Rollins OF Massachusetts, for.
merly of this village, is visiting friends here.
The village schools will begin Sept 9th
Rev. H. G. Munson intends to go into camp
in Wayne this week.
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REAL ESTATE.


ne following are the transfers of real o..
tate IN kennebec county. for the week end
ing Saturday. July 81:
rALbIoS-John A. Ever of Albion, to Orestes n
.To VI raio Town, land in Albion. 5000
AusosTA-City OF Augusta TO Augusta Water Co
I. III augusta. $500; kennebec Savings Rank ~
.onh o. Morgan OF Cambridgeport Mass. land in
n usus.a, $1oO; ,. Sargent 10 ,seo E. and Henry
Hao Maeomoer. land in Augusta, $1,000 Henry u
sIss sn 70 geo. T. 1acomber. land in Augusta
Sioe ~; Albert T. Fuller to Augusta Waier 90
fignt OF way across certain land in Augusta aie0
BENTON Blake 7. Dow of Benton, to Priscilla n
Ames OF said town, land in Benton, s1oo
.hELsEA-dary j. Carson of Chelsea, 10 George
bniiPS ana Annie H. Page Of said town, land and
buildings In Chelsea, s275
1ohlSA-Jane Adams of China, to Chas HaIjovell
Vi = saio town. land and buildings in China sicO
. AkhiN GDALE-Uriah Stone of Farmine dale
~ 70 " m ID Ring of Gardiner, land IN Farmingdale'
oARDINER-John K. Dunphy of Gardiner. to n
Jennie Written of said city, land in Gardner. sso
TA a. Ernest Lyon OF sidney TO sam
chester, xl25 40 az"
I, nAssALBoRo-ira D. Sturgis of Augusta, TO .aiah
narhet r Fuller of Providence, 4. L. to Isaiah
ha~es OF Vassalboro, land in yassalboro, 500
"ATEkViLLE-Elsie NJ. Gulliper of " aferyilIa 10
a. STANLEY OF said town, laud in Waterville,
20 9ohn Ware OF Waterville. L. +. Thayer and
Chas L. Gray, land In WatervilIe asa. x3: G. r
Gray and L. f. Thayer TO Nettie Hussey real estate
~ II, Watervile, rs; Samuel X. smith TO Georgiana
tigue. land In Waterville $3.50; Samuel K Smith
70 Michael Common. of Watervile. land in Water.
xiIIe. e3oo; Samuel Dooiittle of Watervile, to VIM
Brown Of same place. land, $3.50
WIADsoR-C. A. Merrill of Windsor to Elmira
stevens OF said town, land in Windsor, 1000
"SIHRoP-Eiiza ID. Paul of Monmouth, to " H.
us CoDo OF winthrop, land in Winthrop, 3l25.
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EAST PITTS TON.

Summer visitors are quite numerous at
present.-Farmers are closing up their hay
ing. and the sound of the machine becomes
less and less distinct daily.-Miss Annie
Lipscott and Mrs Emma Little are spending
their annual vacation in this place, visiting
relatives and friends. They both are
engaged inspecting jerseys in the jersey
factory in ipswich, Mass.-Mr. Leon
ard Moody's whole family have arrived from
BROOKLYN, N. Y, to enjoy their summer re-
sort in this place. Mr.. c B. Moody accom-
names them.-Mr. John Kealey lately trsc-
tured his ankle and foot by being caught un-
de- drag. He is attended by DR.. Libby
Mr.. Sam Clark is visiting his parents and
calling on his many friends in this place Mi.
Clark is from Minnesota where he is engaged
in the boot and shoe business Mr.. Henry
Knights is all ready to start his new thresher'
which he purchased of Vermont parties. lie
has new engine of twelve horse power ana
with his ne machinery and other advantages
we see no reason why his business VIII NOT
nav. Now farmers if you wish to have
load of grain rhrashed in about fifteen MN
utes. palronize Mr.. Knights.
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AIN A.

Most of our farmers have finished hayiDe
and prove their crops better than last years
Mr.. Henry Williams and family of Brock
ton, Mass, are spending a few weeks at Mrs.
WIS fathers, Mr.. Stephen Hilton.-Three
candidates were taken into the Congregation.
al church at Head Tide a week ago last Sun.
day Mrs Mary Sergeant of Franklin Falls,
N H., is at T. A. Simpsons. The Aims
Cornet Band have concluded to go on an ex.
cursion to Monhegan one week from nexi
w dnesday A fine time is expected There
is to be show at Erskins' Hall August It'll,
MIR. j. Glidden of Waldoboro was IN
town last week.-A number of Alma scholars
will attend the high school at Head Tide
which will begin the first of September MIR.
A. C Jones expects to make a trip up the
Kennebec soon.
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City Personals.

Kew. DIR, Kicker is at Squirrel Island.
Wake Blaine was in the city yesterday.
Rev. A. F. Skeele has returned to the city.
b. }. Hill, Esq, of Auburn, was at Hotel
North yesterday.
Mrs. John Reed of Boston is visiting her
friends in this city.
Mrs. S. P Hilton and Mrs. M. G. Hilton
OF "iscasset were in the city Yesterday.
Mr.. o. Wiliamson's family departed for
Che Dresden camp ground for few weeks
Yesterday.
Mr.. Perkins aud Will Carleton started for
the islands early yesterday morning in a
row boat
Mr.. Chss. Caldwell and Mr.. Chas. Par
fridge will try their luck at fishing to-day at
Cobbossee Pond.
Mr. A. p. Doe OF Lawrence. Mass, and
MI. I. c. Powers of Boston, are stopping at
The Augusta House.
Mr.. and Mrs. William b. Davenport of
BROOKLYN, N. Y, were registered at the Au-
gusta House yesterday.
DE-. Daniel Kirth and Fred L. Heath of
charleston, Mass. Mrs Chas. Trull of Law
renee and W. Rhodes of Beverly, Mass. !;
anu D. l.. Day of Providence, r. L., are in
~e city for few days, the guests of Mr..
John B. Norton.
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Notes from Su miner Resorts.

nossiter Johnson, the we'll known New
a au.A h'erateur, is preparing to occupy for the
Jason Jason ms cottage on Great Chebeague
Island. Portland Harbor.
" Fem, of Portland, is at Bar Harbor.
IL .soi' Hanson's health has so far improved
IsIan le was abe on Saturday to go to Squirrel
=. old Orchard is putting on airs on account
,ao large number of dancing men. At a
.eeent hop there were 40 couples on the floor
'Da no two ladies dancing together.
!. aaao.ner speciality claimed by Old Orchard
., sa'ling suits, worn by girls that look just
whne.ty when they come out of the water as
'aen they go ill.,
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REPUBLICAN cAUcU.
Deiegates Elected to Attend IN.
Convention,

large and harmonious gathering as.ou
bled at the Common Council roo,,
ing TO choose eighteen delegates to attend N.
republican county Convention 10 he hsId :,
'his CITY on Tuesday, Aug. lOh.
Inc caucus was called to order bv II N
Heath, Esq at 7.3O o'clock. AID .r,do. .
W. Andrews>was chosen chairman and +. A
Dyer secretary.
on motion of Capt. II. F. Blanchard .
committee OF seven, one from each ward
was CHOSEN to receive, sort and c,u,, VITO.
as Follows; H. F. Blanchard, E. H. Smith
n Z. Irish, Albert Nichols, w. E. Aver. W
ii. Williams and Luther Wall.
Inc committee reported that the follswino
delegates were elected:
Delegates-J. Manchester HAYNES. Geo
f. Aacomoer, VIM. H. Bigelow, w. b,
ce eo", n. ". staples, HI. F. Blanchard
prickett, Z. +. Nash, A. T Fuller
n irish, }. w Harlow, Geo. Doughty
Z: +. Tibbetts, Ira H. Randall John W
Chase, ID. A. Cony, Frank l.. Webber. Jas
A. Jones. Jas
r. Alterhates--W. L. Thompson, John f.
rossett, James w. North, Lewis Selbing.
w. Ii. Davis, Geo. p. Addition, F. w. Mat,
thews, Chas. IL. Brick, w. A. Swan. B. F.
Gaslin, w. F. Percival, r. W. Du,ton. John
+. Chase, Lucius Hill, j. F. Chandler, P. C.
Doiiiver, W. IL. Turner, Geo. w. Dudley.
The delegates were instructed to vote for
+. M. Fogler for register of deeds. There
being no further business the caucus ad.
journed.
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Notes FROM the Camp Grouud.

-V>>@ shc Samp GrOund.
People are arriving now. and think every
cottage is engaged for the season. Quite q
number have been occupied all summer. I,
is needless to say that it is pleasant and very
heaithful here among the pines.
People who come here "run down" anon
recuperate and go home strong and we'll. The
children enjoy the life out of doors. and q
hammock Is hung at about every cottage
where children are found. There were no
relglous services held here Sunday. bu,
PROBABLY next Sabbath there will be preaching
IN the grove. Some went to Richmond to at
tehd service Sunday and others kept quiet in
their cottages
Everything seems about completed about
the dining hail and cook room The rooms
over the Hall are splendid. They are all
furnished and ready for occupancy. 1t is the
best arrangement that has been made for
strangers who do not care to hire a cottage
or who stop only day or two. They viii
be rented at moderate price, enough to paw
interest on the cost. For information ad-
dress the committee at the Camp Ground
The dining hall will be under the manage
ment of Mr. Allen of Hallowell. and will
guarantee that his good wife will spare no
pains 10 tempt the appetite of all who sit at
to Maple Hall, where clean room all fur
nished can be engaged for the small sum of
fifty cents per day. People who carry their
food can attend campmeeting very cheaply
if so disposed.
Inc stables and getting the baggage from
the station will be under the management of
Messrs. Jewell and Robinson OF Gardiner and
all who come under their care Cor perhaps il
would be proper to say all who put their
horse" or baggage into their care) will be
faithfully and Enhsstly used at moderate
price,
Altogether ,hnk tie manage nent of the
various departments was never in better
hands and II seems that everything now points
to very Profitable series of meetings
Since my last it seems that Rev. +. L.
Adams, z. E. of Lewiston District has made
an arrangement with DR.. Alien to be present
and take charge of the valley meeting part
of the week. All who know him need
no words of mine to be assured that
that the meeting will be success as far as
the leader will be concerned. | think this
will be his first camp-meeting, and have no
doubt could he speak as do today he would
say 'come all aud we @il do you good. "
And | say come and think the committee
who have the general oversight or temporal
charge of the meeting will do their best to
make you comfortable while you stay.
Now let he say word about getting here.
The railroad company have made ample pro-
visions. All trains except the express, stop
at Dresden Station, Camp ground, and excur-
sion tickets are sold at all stations on the
line, They have painted the station build
ngs and they ok as nicely as possible.
Come, for all things are now ready. S.
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Bar HarbOr Notes.

b.. mrs, James Potter, who recently made
rsas seii famous by refusing an invitation to a
; i given her by the Prince of Wales,
o,so DC the honored guest of Mrs. L. B. Mus
grave during this month.
,oon new ladies club has been organized with
an as al the Newport cottage. 1t is really
'Juhct OF the fashionable Hotel Malvern.
sn"s si ,. dinners have already commenced.
h.s; uinners have no fixed hour The most
co., On ones are given late at night and
eua.,a 'oui TWO to four dollars plate. The
ersns arrive in carriages at about ten in the
then ana dinner is served at midaight !;
day a. social follows until morning. Sun
u'hner parties are given at sundown.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-08-04

Capt. Coleman, schr. Weymouth, plying
between Atlantic CITY and N. Y, had been
troubled with cough so that he was unable
to sleep, and was induced to try DR.. KIM.
New Discovery for Consumption 1t not on.
ly gave him instant relief, but a,layed lhe
extreme soreness in bis breast His children
were similarly affected and a single dose had
the same happy effect. DIR. Kings New dis
covery is now the standard remedy in int
Coleman household and on board the schoon.
er.
Free Trial Bottles of this Standard Remedy
at Devine & Coughlin's Drug Store.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-08-04
Another Life saved.

About two years ago, prominent either
of Chicago was told by his physicians that he
must die. They said his system was so de-
bilitated that there was nothing left to buio
on. He made up his mind to try .new de-.
parture." He got some of DIR. Pier,, :,
Golden Medical Discovery" and took it &C.
cording to directions He began to improve
at once. He kept up the treatment for som.
months, and is to-day a well man. He sa,
the Discovery" saved his life.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-08-04

Mr. Geo. F. Beale has disposed of his fruit
and confectionery store under Hotel North to
Mr.. H,J. Russell Of this city. Mr.. Russell will
will keep frst-ciass brands of cigars, tobacco,
etc. By strict attention to business and cour-
teous treatment to all he hopes to merit a
him call
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-08-04

The Eastern Gazette is the name of new
snd bright looking paper started at Yarmouth
by E. G. Crabtre. We hope the paper will
have the highest success. 1t is in worthy
and capable hands and should be cheerfuly
patronized by the people in the locality where
it is published.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-08-04

ket. Good apples are scarce and very high.
Virginia pears are coming in slow and are
very poor, while the CALIFORNIA; are nearly
out of the market. There is not a very
strong demand for oranges.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-08-04

The Governors Council started Tuesday
morning for down east to visit the Passama-
quoddy Indians, returning Thursday or Fri
day. Hon. S. c. Hatch, Lambert Sands, A
X. Bxby and Jos A. Locke made up the
party, the other Councillors being unable to
attend
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-08-04
Local Notices.
Everywhere

You go you will find Aliens Root Beer
Extract for making home. made beer. Every
one is talking about it, because 1t makes
such pleasant, sparkling and healthy bever-
ACE. A % cent bottle makes six gallons OF
homemade beer. No trouble to make. ooid
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