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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-04-22
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30 WSZYSTkICU DZIENNNOW POI.SklC
ZAGRANICZNCH
Il prosba powtorzenietej odezwy)

Mowic 0 strasznych o )ajecznych nemal
przesIadowaniach naszego naodu tn niepodobna
mic trzeba. Nepodobnu, BIO nietylko czaso-
psmo ale tony cate ME ojqiyby szczeg6fow
nesfy ychanego dzieuch patwenia sic mad Po
al1ami; opisy mogiyby ut'orzyc ogromna bl-
blictekq. Mic trzeba, be szczegofy Anano 81
wszystklm rodakom naszym Wszak tozofne
miecki a "a najwyAsi rprezcntanc ,,narodu
tlozotow rowicdzeli, &e MS najprzod, potem
wszystkich Sfowian trzeba ausrotten! Wszak
katkow dis rzadzacy Roya wraz re swymi
rodaSam ciagIc mowi: Fty Rosya ME dedzie
szc=eSlimq pohi bedzie jede Polak mo huN ziem-
shiej y talk zaciekfa Jest zawzietosc przeciwko
nam, ze maja "a zfe Austyi, grota jeJ nawet
wojna, dIa tego tyl<o, i4nas po ludsku traktu-
je dozwaa pilnomc sic, abysmy m'e
stwa wspofoby bywatclami.
Widzac jaI< mas diva ready zaborcze facznie
&c swymi narodami, wyiszczyc chca ze szcze-
tenn. many prawo zawoa6: Ia CO? Me by
lismy przccie& ngdy n:rodem zaborczym! Bro
nilsmy tyISo odwccme wfasnobci naszej; q
nieraz stalismy ma straAy europejskiego spote-
czchstwa.
Many prawo zadat to rytanie, ME tym,
<torzy narod nasz skazali .awne zagfade i
wyroA sw6j wykolywuja szyb<o, okruceh-
stwem bezprzykfndnem bo ci nam odpowisdza
szyderstwem lub bezczelnym wybiegiem; lecz
many prawo j pownnismy to pytane zadac lu.
dom Europy: Ia co?
ktoz lepej do tego pytanin pcsrodniezyo
moze, jesli ME te dzienniki, ktorym oswiecony
Rad p6zwaa stawaG obronie pokrzywdzonych?
kt6z bardziej do tel obrony poczuwa sic obo-
wazanym, jesli ME grono obywateli, kt6rym
przeciez naradzac sic, p;sa6. dziaiac wolno!
Ale, wfasnie re strony dziennkarstwa gro
bowe mIszenie! Taxi grotowo milczsnie; bo jui
tez ME MONA skarg jekow, opowiadah, opisov
protestow, artykulow traG "a gfosy woiajacs {
pomoc.
lidy dom sic pail, nio dose jest krzyozec
stwierdzac t;'lit dawa6 wiedzed, 10 wszeza
sic polar. Trzeba spicszyc z ratunkem! A l
mas wszystko dzie po dawnemu: pisza sic ko
respondcneye, artykuliki; oglaszaia sic rozmait
wiadomostki; zallfadaja sic rome towarzystwa
buluja sic klasztory; podaja sic cd niechcen
rozmaite projclty obrony narodowej; sypia 81
og6lniki, komunafy wytrwafosci, przekona
nu iezyka narodowosc, religii, gdy w}asni
iezyk nasz, narodowosc nasza religie coasisn
ME niszcza; kra4a nawet bluzniercze ..1a'
karze 6osej; zjawiaja sic rady oszcze-;a..lec z
gdy ludzie gfodu gina a nieco mofn'eleky1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-04-22
Przeglad polityczny.

= Posel Hausner miaf niedawno kores-
pondentom dziennka wegierskiego Pesti Hirlap
rozmowe, kt6rej poruszyf sprawe wydalah z
Prus oraz wroga nam polityke Prusak6w. zr6-
dlo tego postepowania widzi r. Hausner ogol-
nem obnieniu poczucia sprawiedwosci W Mem
czech zamiiowaniu " u4yciu brutanej sify,
kt6re to znamiona cechuja Niemcow cd czas6w
ostatniej wojny francuzkiej. = Usprawiedliwia}
takte p. H. dawniejsze ruso6skie datenia Cze-
chow, t}umaczac je jako spowodowane uciskiem
Niemcow. Rozmowa ia stanie sic zapewne jak
rozmowa dra Riegera z tym samym korespon-
dentem, prxedmiotem Iywej dyskusyi W prasie
austryackej.
I Warszawy donosza, te gen. Hurkc
wkrotce ustapi, jego miejsce zat zajnie wuj ce-
sarza, W. ks. Konstanty Mikofajewicz, ktoremu
oddanym bedzie jako sywiIny gubernator, gen
Kochanow. Zmiana Ia ma oznaczac daznobt
rzadu rosyjskiego do porozumienia sic Pola
kami, ma bye zadatkiem pewnych ma nasze ko'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-04-22

rzysd usten.t.y Nazwisko Kochanowa wprost
przecwne wnioski wysnuwac kaze.
- w scimc prllskm przy tytule (budtet)
ma bskupstwo chefmihsllie, posef nasz ks. Neu-
bauer stawaf w obronie bisl<upa Marwieza, "a
czepionego przez mlnstra Gosslera. Minister
zarzucaf bskupowi, &c dotad ME usunaf kslass
Eek do nabokellstwa modlitws do Bwietych
Polakow, nawet zle mu poczytaf, Ee mowl
DO polsku, aczlowiek wadomo, re matka blskupa
Marwicza byla Poka ze zttem NOVA polska
lest lego nova rodznnl. w obrone zaczeplo'
nego przemawali takze: Kantak Wndhorst,
ch}oszczac niemosiernie sarkastyeznia wysta
picnic ministra.
= Wedfug a:twicrdzonych rozporza-
dzeh handy dac posady rabinow W gnbermach
Krolewstwa Polskiego maja podlegac egza-
mnowi re znajomoscl jezyka rosyjskiego podfug
programatu szkof clementarnych dwgklasowyoh.
Egzamnow stuchaG bedze osobpa komisya pod
przewodnictwem wicegubernatora j dwoch nau-
czyceli jezyka rosyjshiego.
= Dzennilli rosy jskie potwierdzaja obiega.
jaca Cd pewnego cz;su wiadomosc, ze konsulatom
rosyjskim wydano surowy rozkaz by przestrze-
ga}y duwno juz zapomnianych przepsow, wedfug
ktorych <onsulaty ME moga wizowac paszportow
zydow nemieckich bez specyalnego pozwohenla
ministerstwa spraw wewnetrznych. u pod togo
przepisu wyjqci 81 dyrektorowe pierwszorze-
dnyeh domow hankowycb, ktorzv udaja sic do
Pctershurgl dIa operacyi iinansowych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-04-22
Wiadomosci TelegraGczne.

= Wiedei, is kwictnia Miasto stry
nawiedzil dis wiclki ogiei Bzko 600
domow sta]o sic pastwq plomieni Wiele
os6b zostalo 1abtych i poranlonych. Pre-
sz}o sto os6b z,staIo zabitych niebez-
piecznie poranionvch przez obalaj9ce sic
injury. Resursa te]egraticznc biuro spa.
lilo sic talzzc. Niclka iczba rannych 70
sta1a wys]anq do Lwowa, do szpitali. Po
nlescie okolcy zbieraja skfadki ma tych
nieszczesliwych
= Madryd IS kwietnia. O godzinie
1880 DIS rano, lliedy Bisl1up madrydski
chcqc wej;;t ma stopnc l:rowadzace do kaa
tedryalnego zoscioIa, sdy stojqcy drzwl
ksiqdz wyia} revolver strzeli} do Biskli. {
pa. Ksiedza owe@o natychmlast areszto- J.
wano.
- Wiedeli. Gazety tutejsze rozwodza
sic wielc mad tenn, ze Ludwik, krol ba-
warski, ohrazi} cesarza austryackiego. Lu.
dwik bowicm wcale ME przyja1 cesarza,
pdy ten W ostatrich dniach przybyf do
Monachi,m.
Berlin. Izba panow w sejmie pru-
skim przyie}a projelzt biskupa Kopp z
f, DIV wzuedcm koscielno politycznei u
oodv
= DIR. Relchard, podro4nk po Airy
ce. donosi, ze mad Tanganyika jezlorem
zdobvl lzrai blzllo talk wielki jak polowa
Niemiec Wqtpiq ably bisnnark potwierdzif
przy}aczenie tego krau do posiadfosci oko.
loniahych niemicckich
= Rad szwajcars5i zaprosif rzqdy
Niemiec, Austryi, 'rancyi Wfoch na
1S"ns5' 10 na ps @ IN" ma SIS SIC t"eEy t"esyt
wzgledem zaprowadzenia r6wnych regufsI
tec6nicnnych ma holsjach wysej wymis $
n;onvch na,,stw #a
= Podro5 cara do Nowego Ozark kas.ss ,.ss
/. oaz;o chcia} nrzcdstaw;d Kozakom sv-ll9I 20
ma swego jake ich hetmana, ME przyszlass
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-04-22
W I'll XII g X Il ID
BUT0W i TRZEWKOW
z. H. Cummings Villa,
IT r. 3yl7 Street. ITluont


kony polet ajs szanownej publicznosepo wszel-
kego rodznju o b w e, reczac rrlnosc ofiaru-
jac owar po najtnlszych cenach.
Pan l. II. Royal pnecu swe hugh wszystklm
I'zyjucolom Rcdakom swoim, kt6 racza odwie-
lzc nasz sllad. f3)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-04-22

VVtnoiiski hank OSZcZedMOScs
The Winona Servings Bank
Druga ul. miedzy Maih Centre. :
Bank ten bedzie pfaclf procent OF
wszelkich depozytow, poczawszy od .edhc-
70 dolara, cd ] grudnia 1885. nadal;
. WypoAycza pieniadze ma n'er"cno-
mosci..
~ Czlonkowie Komitetu:
VIM. Window, prezydent,
C. A. Morey Wiceprezydent'
F. A. Rising, skarbn1k:
n If K;nnev R. B. Basford
n Jenkins c.. j. Camp.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-04-22
Niemiecka Apteka
.T1auer i Anding g
sprzedaje czastkowo

Drogerye, Leki Chemikalia, Farby'
Oleje, Pokosty i. t: d.
Czyste wilma likiery ia 'UNtek Ie-
karski.
Drzewo farberskie i mateValy far
bierskie ogole,
Ia sumienue przyrzadzenie lckarstw
tudziea ich dobroc daje sic gwarancyG..
Naroznik 3e.j i Franklin ullcy
Winona Mimi.
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City Personals.

Mr.. and Mrs. P. c. Dolliver are in Boston
Mrs. c. A. Quinby went to Deerine vester.
day.
Hon. James Weymouth and Mrs. View.
mouth after visit to the Insane Hospital
thls week, departed yesterday for Boston.
Mr.. M. Fl. Andrews of Bangor, the well
known professor of dancing, began his season
OF instruction in the Terpsichorean art at St.
Catharine's Hall yesterday.
VIM. S. Badger, Esq, and Mrs Badger
arrived home from their western trip Monday
night, having travelled over 5000 miles, visit
Ing Minneapolis and points in Kansas.
Mr.. Charles Dudley of New Bedford was
in the city yesterday. He departed for
Dexter in the afternoon where he ia an
interested party in a happy event which
occurs there to day.
Mr.. Henry Brown of Boston, son of Mr..
Benjamin Brown, who bailt the Kennebec
bridge, and with Mr. Reuel Williams begun
the Insane Hospital, is in town, a guest at the
residence of Mr.. Ira d. Sturgs.
Department Commander Lane was in
Boston yesterday, to meet the other New
England Department Comm anders to arrange
for the visit Of Commander-in-C Chief Fair
child to the New England departments.
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An EIoPenent From West G.ra,,..

u. T. Potter has rented the store formerly
occupied oy Mrs. NJ. E. Robinson and has
furnished it with a stock of fancy goods etc.
Inc store occupied by F. W. Cox has been
supplied with incandescent lights.
warren Wight, while assisting hi. son 70
convey trunk from the trucks to the car to
go on yesterday MORNINGS 1918 train. had
tne 1orennger of his right hand caught be-
tween the trunk and iron step of the baggage
car'severing the end of the finger.
An anxious father and mother vere in tho
Guy yesterday searching for their erring
d.uehter who had eioped the previous night
~i'h young man, aged %, by the name of
Cr0ssman. The girls name was Hopkins
she Is only Is years old and the parties re.
slde In West Gardiner. They left a letter
addressed to the parents, stating that thew
nad proceeded to Lewiston, but DEVELOPMENTS
tend TO prove that they left On the IL IA train
tne same night for some unknown destina-
ton. The police have obtained a clue and
undoubtedly their apprehension will soon &C.
cur.
Al Palmer of East Pittston bagged nine
foxes last week with Blanchard's dog Nero.
New Mills resident was sent to the Au.
gusta Jail, yesterday, for drunkenness and
abusing his wife. He struck her twice with
MS INST and, being powerful man, the blows
had telling effect. The sentence was thirty
days.
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CLINTON.

The election of officers Of Clinton Lodge
of Masons, resulted as follows B. t. Foster,
w. NJ j. F. Rolfe, S. W.; B. G. True, J.
WI NJ. VIM, Treas. r. w. Gerald, Sec !;
0. Learned, Chap E. G. Hodgdon, Mar. ;
C. Z. Mari, S. D.. L. A. Burns, j. d.; l..
f. Roundy, s. s.; G Flsgg, J. s; Allen
Roundy, Tyler.-The Good Templars gave
an entertainment the evening of the 22nd
lust, consisting of drama, tableaux. and a
sociable The net results were S10.-Mrs.
VIM. Tarbell has been very sick. out is
thought to be improving -One case of
typhoid fever is reported in the village. Mrs.
S. A. Morse; she is convalescing. Fri
day last Mrs. j. ID. Brown fell and broke one
of the bones of the forearm. DIR. Webster
set them, and the patient is doing wel!.-rhe
Principal of our village school. Elmer
Brown, was out of school part of last week
on account of illness.-The Chase family, who
were sick with typhoid fever. are slowly re-
was a quarterly meeting
service at the NJ. Z. Church, Sunday evening.
Rev. C. A. Plummer preached an able ser
mon. His subject was ''Man sinner; Christ
the Saviour. Rev. Mr., Eldredge of China,
PASSED through the village Monday on his
way to Corinna, where his family are to visit
friends. He will be absent about ten days.
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READFIELD,

Rain is needed here very much. Most of
the wells are dry and streams and ponds very
rarely get as low as now.-Most Of our eiti.
zens in this vicinity regret to hear that Mrs.
l.. 4. Arnold has sold out her business and
will retire from it altogether in short time.
we nope success may come to her successor,
Mr., and Mrs. Mefitt, who is now here and has
taken account of stock.-The light from the
Harrington fire was very bright
here and seemed much nearer
to US than it was.-The enter
tainment given by the M. E. Sabbath school
FRIDAY evening was very good, but not as
well attended AS it should hsve been-Mr.
Roberts of the Factory village is repairing
his house and making same good improve
ments on it. number of others are shing-
ling their houses and stables in the village
Drs. w. A. Wight and French removed a
cancer from the lip of Capt Daniel True of
Wayne last week Though he is past Sc years
OF age he is doing veil and will doubtless make
a good recovery citizens are to meet
Saturday of this week and determine what
they will do in aid of the Farmingtou people,
to assist them in their loss 1t is hoped that
generous donation may be given them.
Miss Mace, the dressmaker, is very sick of
peritonitis and rheumatism. - Washington
Blake is confined to the house by reason Of
catarrh and jaundice. Hiram Sevey
from Vienna, adventist, preached at the
Union vestry Sunday afternoon.
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MONMOUTH.

The fair held by The ladies of the Congre
gational circle Oct. IA and 10, WAS a grand
success. At the very opening the public
seemed to be interested to boom it, and they
didn't fail. Some of the tables looked beau
tiful, prominent among them one presided
over by Mrs. w l.. Maxwell and Miss Louise
Bragion. There one could find articles
from two-cent pin cushion to a
bed blanket, and we understand that at this
table more cash was taken than at any other
Mrs. ID Woodbury. also had very nice table,
prettily arranged, AS also had Mrs. II. 5.
Blue, Mrs L. Prescott and Mrs. Richardson.
Grange Hall never was filled more completely
than on Friday evening, to listen to Miss
Helen Nash, vocalist, and Miss May
Thompson, elocuti0nlst, both of Lewiston.
The singing and reading were both of a very
high order of merit, and fairly csptivated the
audience. After the concert, ice cream was
served then the articles remaining unsold
were auctioned off by j b. Fogg. who AL
ways has faculty of making people believe
an article is worth more than it really is We
learn that the net procee DIS of the whole bust
ness were nearly S300.-HowardO Owen, Esq,
lectured before the Farmers CLUB last FRI
dav evening. Those who took the pains to
attend were well paid. We have seldom lis
tened to anything more interesting. -Farmers
report a good apple crop through the town -
Since the Pennington fire paper has been
started, and within three hours $500 were
subscribed for a system of water works here.
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FAYETTE.

Mr.. E. c. Moffitt has bought Mrs. Arnold's
stock of dry and fancy goods at Readfeld
Corner and will continue the business at her
High schools closed Friday, Oct. 90, after
very successful terms of seven weeks EACH
The one in Dis. No. 2, was taught by Mr.. r.
b. Parsons of East Wilton. This was Mr.
Parsons first school in this town, and he has
given entire satisfaction. The one in Dis.
No. 8, was taught by Miss Whitemore of
Chestervile, and this school, like all the 9TH
ers taught by Miss Whitemore in this town,
was good.-The fire at Pennington showed
very bright and was seen by many here
Apples are plenty and of excellent quality.
Some had not finished picking Oct 10. and
they were badly frozen that night.
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Amukements.
The ELLIS FAMILY.

The Ellis Family of bell ringers gave an
entertainment at Meonian Hall, last evening,
which was well patronized and greatly amused
and interested those present. Oracle, a little
miss of some ten summers, was highly enter
tanning and her songs well received She
has pretty way. The remaining perform
ers, Misses Romie and Fanny, Fred and
Frank were adopts at jingling the bells and
made some very good music on them. The
other instruments were well played
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nALLOWELL-

The entertainment given by the Ellis
Family Bell Ringers was greatly enjoyed by
the large audience that was present Monday
night. The Relief Corps made about $40 out
of it.
The Lewis Hand Fire Extinguisher was
given . severe and satisfactory test Monday
af,ernoop. near the sand paper factory, by
J. E. Nye agent for this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Belden of Westn eid'
Mass. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs +. L.
Howe. .,,. :, tho
NJ. S. Spear is acting as city clerk IN the
absence of Mr. Nye for few days.
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Oc'e0er term, Judge Charlie. D.,r...
Presiding.

TUESDAY, Oct. 26.
James walker vs.. J. s. and F. T. Brad.
street. Spear Clason for the plaintiff !.
naAef' Baker & Cornish for the defendants.
In this action the claim of the plaintiff is tina
~ poognt OF the defendants and paid for
.. Tue rate OF $40 per thousand. 500, 100 feet
~ - marx OF pine logs, and that he
s eousn. 'nem at rescale in Gardiner, the de-
.ho u1ats guaranteeing that the quantity
shortage, for which he now sesk. 70 rocorar
s944.9 and interest. The defendant. ~. IN
that the logs were sold at scale in the wood.
ana that the shortage is occasioned bv los.
In driving. Testimony nearly closed
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Monday man of about average size with
seather-beaten, Drowned face, sunken cheeks
and iron gray hair and mustache, tramped
into town and applied for work at Doughty
Bros harness mandatory, which was given
him, and Yesterday he was busily engaged
ever the leather. He gave his name as Hen
" Arey, aged fifty-seven years, and claimed
that he had travelled from Oregon to Maine,
making the entire distance on foot with the
exception of seventeen miles. az have been
sbsent from Maine" he said, "twentv-eight
years was native of st. Adams. and in
1858 sailed from New York. around Cape
Horn TO San Francisco and remained on the
Pacific Coast up to year ago last February,
when started to tramp to my native State,
The doctor having told me that my lungs were
have been on the road ever since, passing
through Idaho, Montana, Utah, Colorado,
Kansas, Arkansas and st. Louis. To Maine
came by the way of Chicago and New York.
travelling the most direct route could find. l
crossed the Mississippi on the ice and camped
out of doors during warm weather. swan
one lake. In Arkansas | asked for shelter
at one house and was ordered to leave, the
proprietor threatening to put hole through
me with his gum" The man tells his story
10 Everybody and says it is true.
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When we read the statements OF some OF
rho LARGE insurance companies We rarely
comprehend the extent of their loss paying
mower. For instance the Ktna Co: OF Hart
ford. or the ms Co. of N. A. OF Phiisdelpnl. =
could rebuild entire the burned villages OF
Esstnort and Pennington and have enough
cash left to purchase all the real estate anu
personal property in the two cities OF au gus US
ia and Gardiner Both these companies aie
represented at Macomber's Agency In 'ni'
city.
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The case of E. F. Webb, Esq. VS.. Fra
zier Gilman will probably not come to trial
at this term of court as a motion for continu-
ance will prevail, Mr.. Gilman not being able
to come to Augusta from the West this fall
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II is believed that by the time the river is
finally closed for the season, the supply of
ice stored in the houses will practically be
exhausted. The amount has now been re-
duced close to $4,000 tons. Russell & Co.,
Fred Berry, Hon Geo. E. Weeks, Knickerbock-
booker Ice Co., Smithtown; Independent Ice
Co. Abram Rich, CLARK & Chaplin are now
shipping.
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Chief Justice Peters has appointed Herbert
N Heath of this city as member of the
Examining Committee for this county in
Mace Of E. F. Webb, resigned, and Fred E
pesne of Hallowell in place of Judge Beane,
,s.igned
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sofal aud State Aet,s.
Wednesday. Oct. az, 1885.
r,NE JOB PRINTING.

=, printing Establishment Of the Kennebec
The 10Y Va well prepared for doing the incest
Jsurnsl. ,vslI a. the more common branches This
nd Rseas o. f Sans the sss
srety o. wedding and visiting cards and enve.
sys OF NY rt also varied assortment OF dance
ispes IN .osrams, announcements, ETC., etc. Orders
sraers Iii receive prompt and careful attention.
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Sidney held town meeting Monday to see
4 the town would allow the grange to add a
,ory to the town house for hall. and they
voted to give the grange that privilege. The
,plect men, with committee of the grange,
will have charge of the Improvement.
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An additional car has been ad led to
,.yeus train since its route has been
l,,cbened. A Pullman car will be run, 60
M through to Boston.
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W~Specimens of Miss Parker's work can
be seen at Horns Those who wish to see
greater variety of the work can do so by call
ing at the Steam Dive House. Orders for
Christmas can be taken there and filled later
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saturday night Archie McCannon, residing
Getchell's Corner, Vassalboro, and EN-
poyed by Mr.. Woodsum, the hay dealer, dis
appeared and has not been heard from since.
w the day in question he had been to Angus
10 make few purchases and returned
AOme on the s o'clock train. After his arrival
D"wife prepared supper for him, and having
T''aken of it. she told him that several loads
nay had come tor MIR. Woodsum which
you'd probably need looking after, and he
aA that he would attend to them at once.
An' McCannun and her two daughters
~sa went to necktie sociable in
"e place and did not return home
Suul midnight, when she found her husband abb
''AH hs necktie and collar laid by as if be had
''uiOVed them to go to work But the hay had
=" Oeea disturbed and no trace of the man
-'ua De discovered. The wife set up all
sa' waiting for her husband, but he did not
~e' No especial stir was made about the
''ef until yesterday, when parties from
'''aiooro came to this city in search OF the
wy and visited the City Marshal, who told
~e'u TO go back and institute thorough
"en IN the vicinity of GetchelPs Corner.
's'e is much excitement in Vassslboro over
auair Some have an idea that Mr.. Nc
'0noh has been foully dealt with. When at
Nsusta he had check for 500 cashed, and
i money was in his possession on his return
.~e' de told his wife before she departed
Ae sociable that she had better take it.
a'naed 1t to her and she counted it; re-
!, "s 1t to him,he placed it in his hip pock-
!. so~e think he was follow ed by tramp who
'Aed and killed him, took the money and
H. aver secreting the body. Others think
4 1''n committed suicide. McCannon was
&. 'eafs OF age, and come from the Provinces
v. 'uafs ago. He was much respected in
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There was an error in the figures on the
subscription to the Eastport relief fund. The
total amount raised should have been S1629. :
10: cash awaiting draft, 1854 %.
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MT, VERNON.

Mr.. Samuel Watson, "a wears old, split
one cord of wood in six hours.-H. A. Com
stock is making great Improvements around
his buildings.
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tHarrten.

la this city, Oct q. by Rev. F. o. Ward, Albert
Noyes to Josephine Robbins, both of this city.
I'm vassalboro, Saturday evening, Oct. %, at the
residence OF +. w. Bush. Esq, Edwin L. TAYLOR of
Sidney, to Miss Hattie +. Robbins of Riverside
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-10-27

Davis, FAIR & Co the well known insur-
ance agent of this city.