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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-07-26
WHEATi WHEAT!
for Sick Head ache,

Boaz Duncan, agent for McLemole
Bros, wants to buy 100 car loads. pee
him at Arrowsmith, May u Cos. Ivy
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SOxNo the Children. They are es
sONOO pecially liable to suddei
Colds, Coughs, Group, Whooping Cough
etc. We guarantee Acker's Englisl
Remedy positive cure. It save,
hours of anxious watching. Sold b,
For sale by Anderson Il Co.
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Fruit Cans, all kinds,
at p. M. EZell'S.
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Our cards are running on full time
anI are in splendid order. Bring your
wool TO be carded. Usual price.
"'o' w WEBB q MCGREw.
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Paul Fournier's statue of Shake
speare is about to he placed at the
corner of Avenue Massine and the
Rnnleuard HansSmnn PArls
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If you need anything in the buggy
or carriage line, go to Rainey 4 Ben
nett's and examiI their elegant new
stock. Everything new and tirst-class
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-07-26

We ara authorized to announce MT. ): ~.
STANPER candidate for Constaole Oh 'n'
T.b District at the August electlon'
Wa announce by authority Mr.. !:
hNnFPS1N a candidate for Constable OF
the 7th district at tho August election.
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SO our cards. We are now ready to
cord at usual prices. We will also buy
Eur wool. WEBB & MCGREw.
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Big IngHD.

Clean out your coal house and have
your coal delivered this month at l41a
eepts nor husheI. w. X. CRAIG.
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j. S. Childers & Co. are cheap on
Sugar. They bought large lot before
the advance.
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It's solid fact that j. S. Childers 4
Co. are headquarters for Groceries.
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Wool Cardin z.

Re sure and call when you come to
80 T. j. WELLS
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For good country ham see j. S
Chillers & Co.
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Ov<Oc that are fretful. peevisl

Windy Collie, Teething Pains, c
Stomach Disorders, can be relieve
at once by using Acker's Baby Soothei
1t contains no Opium or Morphine
hence is safe. Price 25 cantsL Sold b
For sale by AndersO & Co,
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Parties wanting globe
valves & check valves
for engines, will find
them for sale by
p. MI. EZELL.
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Sugar, Coffee, Canned Goods etc.
II, j. Wells.
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FOR SALE
WHOLESALE.

One q Jersey cow with young cal
Apply at this office.
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Father.

Loss OF sleep sustained from anxiety
spent over the little one 80 slowly and
pitifully wasting away from the effect
of teething unfit you for business; why
not try DIR. Biggess' Huckleberry Cor
dial 2
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Rarbacue and Ace Cream.

A fine Jersey bull calf, two months
old, for sale. Apply at the CITIZEN
ONice. 5jTytt
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ChattanOO.

Hanging lamps, stand lamps, preserve
stands and flower jars at L. j. wells.
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The Austrian prime ministers
tailor recently had it printed in the
newspapers that he was not respon
sible for the Premier's lack of style
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A fresh lot of jellie glasses at L. D.
Wells.
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ISrfng Your Wool

Three Wheeled Sulky Plows
tbs worlds greatest, for sale by f. M.
Tnneh 7-19-4t
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There will be an ice cream sup
per and barbecue at Tarpley's shop
tomorrow night. Everybody in
yitpd
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[ Exclaimed, Eureka"

EXCLAIMED, "Eureka."
have been using Simmons Liver
Regulator myself some five years or
more, and my family also, and can tes-
ttfy from experience to its virtues. I
never recommend medicine unless 1
know 1t to be good. In ministry of
twenty-five years have often felt the
need OF such medicine and when I
found 1t | exclaimed, Eureka. Rev.
j.. L. HARPER, Proprietor Of the "Chris-
tian Visitor" Smithfield, N. C..
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Oueensw ware, Chinaware, SiIVerware,
ect. etc, at I. j. Wells.
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Mrs. Rufus X. Polk, mother Of
Mr.. Lucius E. Polk, died scar Ash
wood, Maury county Sunday. She
was u years old.
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A nice lot of Ice
Cream FreeZers at
p. MI. EZELL'S.
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Fox. UNSTABLE.

We are authoriz ID to announce 6osEk. . .
BAHNAH cand.aa'c for Tax Assessor a' sii'
August elesiIon.
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A nice line of Chamber Sets at
II. J. WELLS.
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TURNIP SEEDS.
Go to Grigsby Bros
for Landreth's turnip
seeds.
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Highest Cash price paid
for 10000 Bushels Wheat.
CAMoDY & SoLINSKY
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Get Your Coal.

MasOn's Fruit Jars.
Extra tops, Rubber and Sealing wax
at F. M. Bunch's. jel4-lm.
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Bamboo pitchers, Majoliea pltehe,r 9,
ran sets and dinner sets at Il. j Weiis :
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BRIEF LOCAL MENTION.


The grand balloon ascension a
Elkmoat Sunday night was a fail
ure on account of mis- management
The balloon started up beautiful.
but it had hardly started before thu
fire-ball dropped out and thu
gaudy thing only assembled a5ou
a hundred yards and dropped II
the woods. 1t was made by Mr.
Howell Graham and started up by
Mr.. Alex. Winebaum.
A little 5-year- old girl down al
Elkmont Sunday night was looking
at the full moon as it rose and re
marked that she could see the man
in the moon. She was told that lat
err on in the night the moon would
be in eclipse and perfectly dark
'Well,' said the little innocent
s'The an in the moon will have tC
light his lantern, won't her
The grand ball at Elkmont Fri
day night was a delightful affair
Not a great number went specially
for the occasion, but there are plen
ty of gay young people staying al
the spring, boarders and cottagers
to get up a grand ball every night
A large excursion of negroes
came down from Nashville last
Sunday. We may look for small
pox right here in our midst, il thess
excursions are not stopped while
while the smallpox is there. Pru-
dence would suggest vaccination
now.
There was a pleasant lawn party
at Bufords Monday night. Several
couples went up from Pulaski
They danced under an arbor until
the wee sma hours and returned
home by moonlight.
The visitors at Elkmont Springs
enjoyed three grand free entertain
ments Sunday night. First they
had a balloon ascension, then a sa-
! cred musical and wound up with a
grand eclipse Of the moon.
Capt. W. R. Garrett was elected
one oil the vice presidents of the
national teachers association at the
session recently held in San Fran
cisco. An honor worthily bestowed.
The girls are reminded that leap
year is bounding forward at the
rate of twenty-four hours day.
Some of the older ones had better
hurry up.
Elect the best men you can find
to the magistrates office. 1t is very
important that the county court
should be composed of intelligent
and sooer men.
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GNM'< SAcCNN s N,snss is til :

thousands suffering from Asthma, Con
sumption, Coughs, etc. Did you ever tn
Acker's English Remedy 1t is the bes
preparation known for all Lung Troubles
sold on a positive guarantee at 10c.. 50c
For sale by Anderson & Co.
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MO- 80.

AcE0v's Blood Blood f Remedy y ' sa. Gal
teed. It is a positive cure for Ulcers. Erup
tons or Syphilitic Poisoning. Itpurif1es tn
whole system, and banishes all Rheumati
and Neuralgia pains. We guarantee II
For ssle by Anderson Il Co.
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Turning Flows and Sorghum Mills at
+. M. Bunch's. l9-4t.
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GREAT REDUCTION

@ KEAI IGEDUO L ION
The Undersigned be-
ing overstocked and
wishing to make room
for his fall stock will
sell regardless Of cost
for the next few weeks
J. Fl. CANNON.
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The advantages of a reliable, safe and
efiicatious Family Medicine is incalcu-
liable, and when such is found the bless.
ing is thus happily expressed,
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Us. Childers 6 Co. bpy in large lots
and sell cheap in small lots.
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Osd Alabama,

w. C. Lourd, Leesburg, Ala, writes
My little babe, ten months old, was al
most dying from teething, gave it DIR.
Biggers' Huckleberry Cordial, the hap
piest result followed. Every home
ahould have IL.
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Thursday, July 26, 1888.
RAILROAD SCHEDULE,
FOR TRUSTEE.
FIR TAX ASSESSOR.

We are authorized to announce ar.
Cna,s candidate for the Office OF Trus-
tee.
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Bank Stock for Sale.
Enouire at Giles National Bank.
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The Old Grandmother

insists on the mother giving the little
one DR.. Biggers' Huckleberry Cordial
she knows it will cure both young and
old of all bowel troubles, and not con-
stipate as many preparations do with
injurious effect,
The Speed of Heat and Cold.
1t has been asked which travels faster
heat or cold, and answered heat. Be-
cause any one can catch a cold, 1t
therefore follows that every one should
keep Taylor's Cherokee Remedy of
Sweet Gum and Mullen, which -.
cure coughs, colds and consr VII
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A Gard.

SAM. c. MITCHELL, So
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-11-21

var hemlandstoner med barrskog, forsar,
vallfickor, larkor och ALT det der egendom-
ligt romantiska, som sa oemotstandligt
tranger till vara hjertan och rycker oss med
de svenska folkvisorna och folkmelodier-
ma, har af prof. Stolpe arrangerade, sa att
de ingo ut sin fulla ratt, Konseryatoriets
orkester har pa denna korta It'd hunnit for
underligt langt, och denna borjan lofvar
nagonting verkligen stort och gediget,
- Och smart vanta vi att "a annu Ell
h0gtidlighet harstades. Manga bade de
narliggande staderna och traktena utom-
kring, der man f6ljer med oss med intresse
hade fr0jdats hoppet att "a bes0ka oss yid
och 6fvervara den nu gangna festen men
f0rhindrades att komma. Pa det att till
falle ma beredas afven dessa att ia vara
med ON atminstone nagot af hvad vi hade
fore, ha vederb6rande beslutat att gifva
annu en- konsert host. Tiden ar bestamd
till Tacksagelsedagen, torsdagen den 80:
de innevarande november klockan 7:30 pa
aftOnen
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-11-21

Brkn1aG t7'0skUerk I omnejden az
St James hafva icke mindre an fyra tr0sk-
verk innevarande host blifvit lagornas rof.
Rynad. Erik Larson, EN- ansedd far
mare Dane Prairie, sages hafva rymt, eff
ter Diet han asamkat sig skulder uppgaende
till S5, 600. St5rsta fJrlusten drabbar hans
grammar, hyilka skrifyit pa hans vexlar.
B6HaId senator, Fran Fergus Falls
berattas att senator Hixon 6fverfallit en-
lagkarl, j. w. Reynolds, och slagit honom
med en- piska. LagstJtaren blef for detta
sittt tilltag af lagtolkaren atalad och fick
b5ta summa fem dollars. Salunda gifyes
Diet lag afven for lagstiftare och lagtolkare,
hvarut6fver de ej "a ga.
Hr. COMst0ck, som waits till repre-
sentant kongressen for det femte distrik-
tet, har lofvat att arbeta for 6ppnandet af
den stora Red Lake reservationen. Man
hoppades visserligen att Knute Nelson
skulle imam hans tjenstetid utlugit astad-
komma nagot delta syfte, men delta hopp
var synbarligen f0rgafves. Ma nu emel-
lertid Comstock gripa sig an med verket,
och det DIR att f6rvanta det 5frige kongress-
man fran staten skola underst5dja honom.
Ifragavarande indianreservation innefattar
en- sadan miingd af godt och brukbart land,
att det ar stor oratt att lata det ligga som
hittills. Bade indianerna, som for narva-
rande-drifva omkring pa delta omrade, och
talrika familjer, som ej rygga tillbaka for
nybyggarelifvet skulle genom upplatandet
af reservationen. sk6rda stor> f6rdel. vi
skola icke f6rsumma att CORA SKAFFA-
RENs lasare uppmarksamma pa de matt
och steg, som m6jligen komma att tagas
rorande denna for synnerhet staderna
boende landsman vigtiga fraga.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-11-21

Sk0IIsasset I CdrTOltOa, Ill.,, ladies'
f6rliden l5rdags alton aska. F6rluster
anslas till $4,000.
Observation-Disclosures arsberattelse
gifver vid handen, att under senaste raken'
skapsaret utnamdes 1a,2ss posmastare al
fjerde klassen.
Afsast jensteman. Tulldirekt5ren |
Port Townsend territoriet Washington
e. Brooks, har af fnansministem blifvit
afsatt sasom ovardig att innehafva embe-
tet.
En- hd3tig jordst0t f5rmarktes SON
days mellersta delen af California. San
Francisco kandes st0ten sa stark, att husen
skakade. Folket intogs till den grad af
f6rskrackelse, att ALA som kunde fydde ur
husen. St0ten hade en- rigtning fran nord-
vest till. sydost.
EteEctOrat- -le0llcgier1sG sammantra-
da, jemlikt lagen af den februari 1887, /
de olika staternas hufvudstader den ID
nastkommande januari, da r6stena for de
bada ledande Observation-Disclosures kom-
ma att afgifvas. For Harrison kommer
att afgifvas 239 elektoral-r0ster och for
Cleveland 1872.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-11-21
ALLMlNNA NYHETER.
Ute-sndtanerna hafva undertook,

Ute-jndtGnc77aG hafva undertecknat
EFT f5rdrag, hvarigenom de samtycka till
att fytta till Utah.
Installer hafya redan b5rjat antagas
Washington for president Harrisons hog
tidliga insattande slit embete.
Strejk. Flera hundra skeppsIastare
Detroit, Mich, nedlade onsdags arbetet,
for att tilltvinga sig en- ad6ning af 40 cents
timmen.
Nn0asineradc f0rrl3det af hvete och
majs landet var f5rliden veckas l6rdag
34,340,61O bushels af fora slaget och
$3.50, 753 bushels af det senare.
NcsO York Herald f5reslar att presi-
dentterminen b6r utstrackas till sju ar, FIJI
att undyika de sa ofta aterkommande val
striderna, hvilka medf5ra stora f1rlustel
och rubbningar inom affarsverlden. Der
nu afslutade kampanjen pastas hafva for
orsakat en- minslning inom affarerna, upp
gaende till 500 millioner dollars for en- til
af endast fyra manader.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-11-21

FRAN SKOLANS VERLD.
ApoLPHus COLLEGE

- Pa inbjudning al uhgdonsf5rehingefi
inom sv. luth. Observation-Disclosures
Minneapolis h6ll prof. j. S. Carlson en- f6-
relasning derstades for en- talrik skara
landsman den IA dennes 5fver svenska
spraket.
II s6ndags predikade rektor M. Wah-
.str6m LIE Seuer.
- Det s. k. "Water Works" ar nu en-
verklighet afven ST. Peter. Arbetet af-
profvades den 15 SAINT befans motsvara slit
xndamal. Pa qvallen samma dag invigdes
'vattenledningen genom en- storslagen BAN
kett med ty atf6ljande tai och musk.
- Arbetet med att satta skolan f0rbin-
delse med delta vattensystem ar afven
full gang. Harigenom har konferensen
NSpdtligen erhallit EFT lange saknadt skydd
for sin dyrbara egendom q college Hill" i
st. Peter.
- De f6rut omnamda konserterna kom-
ma att hallas LIE Seuer den 80 Hov och i
Mankato den dec.; men dessf0rinnan
skall en- sangfest eler rattare ''rehearsep
ga af stapeln '.Music Hall" i st. Peter d.
% november eller aftonen fore tacksagelse-
dagen. Vanner fran nara och fjerran arc
hjertligt inbjudna till dessa musikaliska af-
tonunderhallningar.
The Republican journal., 1888-10-18
Reunion Of the Cross Family.

There was reunion of the Cross family at the
Old homestead in Morrill,, Oct. 81. Owing to the
rain there were only about 80 present. The ad-
dress Of welcome was an original poem by Mrs
Roscoe Cross, who with her husband and family
are now living on the old place. wclc, ming them
all to the Old home, bat m ,re espae tally Mr.. and
senee OF many years HOW spending a few
weeks Visiting their relatives and friends in
Maine. The address was responded toby Mrs. J.
I. Cross in very pleasing manner showing how
after years of absence the heart is made 10 rejoice
By the warm greeting of friends.
Probably the Old home had not been filled with
me,1ler voices for many wears, fpi both Old and
young seemed to feel ii to be Il day of rejoicing,
and many pieafant greetings exchanged.
After paItakinS of real New England dinner.
which consisted nG; only of the famous pork and
beans brown bread and pumpkin pie, but many
other good things and among them a fruit cake
made in California, the remainder If the after
noon was spent i'll story telling, musie, recitations
and games, not forgetting the good Old game of
"button,' in :" hirh the gray haired nlen and wo-
men of three score years joined with as much en-
thuslasm as when boys and girls they gathered
around the hearth i'll winter to cat apples and
drink cider. Il was unanimously decided that the
next reunion should be he one year from the
present time Theplace of meeting will be an
nouncei in the Republican journal in due sea-
son. The following officers we've chosen: Mr..
Warren Cross President; Mr.. Halr. Cross, Vice
President: Robbie Mears, Secretary.
When the time came for separating one and all
extended vote of thanks to Joshua T.. Cross and
wife who with 50 much sentrou. hospitality optn.
ed their heart and home 10 receive us. Nav their
lives he long and happy with their only son, who
with ms aniable wife after years absence in the
west have come with their children 10 make the
Oh house ring With ciish mirth.
The Republican journal., 1888-10-18
President Cleveland's Vetoes.

In his snench at Detroit oct = Mr. RIaine
,..,..
sPohe VI lhe Nc'o po"ci anu le'ic"eo 'S "Se
by the various Presidents from Gen. Washing
to, down commenting nm tho fac, that Mr.
cleveland mad used IL owe! I'D" Times against -
by all bis predecessors. Continuing Mr.. Blaine
sold.
,,,,
o hu "i tiuse ae,9es 10y lr>pm ae,.s
-uo nav pten uSe,t " i'ieNtn' piiiu Pen>io"
of go n month ia worn down and starving
soldiers of the United States. TCheers and
cries OF Htar' near. Ana ne y tlie MS,
a bl for the relief of a soldier tha. had offered
his body to the cannon shot and shell of the
enemy OF MS country; heer,. mere was
char~e that the mon 10 whom the pension,
Were to be given had not been soldier of the
ll'en eta.es. neie W's noe III IuIs-
ihe nension sought were in sore and pressing
need of bread. There was not in any single
ta>e tiie queSt'"i INV ol .he oul-
rension. All of President Cleyeland's yetoes
of pension bills read precisely rs though they
were me decisions Vi iht commissioner ol
eyistinv law Veal know that from the founI-
alton of the Government the general pension
i,ws m proNlne lor Tue senel'i CLASS oi 'a>eSi
case, hut in ,,eueraliZin0 there will .ilw.v. he
found exceptions. and every one of those 20G
% tlt nv l,.' nI Wy ,lo'' .l't t'',it 9it ,I
nersopaj merit of the men who applie.I for re-
lief. Applause. Every case had been before
the coiiiini'iee u heiu'iici'i '~,eha'e. senate EHtls
o,.r.,i, Unuso aud oyor, ease h,i honn nassed
through Republican senate and a Democratic
House.
III j sale 10 say ila' no >u'h use ol Tie Neto
power is Ire>l"'ht tieNelahu Las exercised
was eNe' Non'ei'i' i''''c'' anu '.''' II . '''''>i>
toi' "''" 'A' fi1'N ''409 VI "' ''''>'n 10' ="
'',,,
Noi III LIS i'''"' III
''.i'>' ue7'i ,'' ''e t'oO'>9 " i'">'o"
'''''' '''''''e It iN ''''''' VI
l'','' tn'' u" ''N0
''''N '7il''n ""'i"s '''i i'i">'' Il p''i>''H .!
"Ne' IA 'i'e t''ioii oii'o' o 9o'i''' 'hhio''
SIou''"' "pP'itS 70 'on2re>>i'i'i' -Hi'iheh' WIG
introduces piIi lor MS feei. ms Dill Is re-
iefFeo 10 ihe House committee on iehsiohs,
ny "hlch II Is releffea 10 a Subcommittee 10
examine ana near evidence. Ihis Gone the
Subcommittee reports to the full committee.
The Republican journal., 1888-10-18
More About LieRelIyn QuImby,

In July, lss11, boy about ID years of age was
burned to death in barn at Rockport. 1t was
supposed at the time the boy, who was of weak
intellect, was the incendiary. The Eoothbav Reg
lister, has been investigating the matter and is
satisfied that Llcwellyn Quimby, who murdered
William kenniston at North Boothbav, is guilty of
setting fire to the barn and of numbering the boy.
1t Is claimed that in May 1887, Young man giving
Ills name as Frank Lord hired out a farm hand
with Mr.. Alanson Gardner. at Rockport. After
the burning of the barn and boy, Lord remarked
that it was good enough for the 1t, fooi Sus.
Picion was subsequently directed to Lord but not
enough to warrant his arrest. After leaving Gard
ner's Lord went to 1--we in another family and then
confessed to a boy that he had been in the reform
school and shat his right name was Llewellyn
Qumby.
As before stated the Quimby's once lived in Bel
fast and the father died here.