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CUCC to Sept samples OF cloth the famous PiyOuth
I'LL Rock 8 Pants are cut from, including seIk-
measurement blanks and linen tape measure If you men
ton this paper. Address,
Plymouth Rock Pants Co.. rs Summer St, Boston Mas
Mention The NasfOnaI TrfbunA
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nIYOBCES-A- GOODRICH, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
- II Dearborn st. Chicago III. Advice Free Is year
experience Business quietly and legally transacted
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SN@/oa day at home selling Tie Nickel
iIdy Holder. Every family buys them. fee-cs uen
ara children sell them sample and pricss by ma 8g
IN &c. sttI1ns w II s5c'1ach, Box D 81 ssldusky u
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A GENTS WANTED-Permanent employmsnt aud
~ good salary commission Address A. D PRATT,
NuTssryman, Rochester y. u.
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LAST EVENINGS NEWS

Ne,tie Perry, the thrce-ycar-old dansh,e,
of VIM. Perry of Rockland. who was tcrribl,
burned Tuesday evening, died soon after
Frank c, McNesley, the young Saco dc.
fsalter, is still In Canada. He has not vet
settled down to work, II is believed tha,
the bank paid him all or part Of the reward
offered for the stolen bonds after they werc
returned to the institution.
AT the Connecticut republican convention
Hon. Morgan q. Bulkley was unanimously
nominated Tor governor. Hon. r. Jay
Walsh was nominated for secretary OF state
General 5. 4, Merwin was unanimously nom.
mated for lieutenant governor.
Ferdinand says he will never resign the
Bulgarian throne.
Supreme Court of Washington Territory
has decided that woman suffrage In tina,
Territory is unconstitutional.
The Pullman company has taken its ears
Oh all lines south of Savannah and all sleep
ing cars which have been in Florida In the
past twenty days have been sent 10 shops for
fumigation.
Russian convicts on the route to Siberia,
revolt and eleven are killed
Indians of Standing Rock Agency still
ftiurt 10 sikH tue treaty,
The town Of Greene, Me-, celebrates Its
hundredtb anniversary, August 25.
Some peculiar circumstances in regard to
the finding Of the body of George NJ. Booker
of Cornville. who was reported TO have com
mit,ed suicide a few days ago have raised
suspicious of foul play in regard to the man
ner of his death. Investigations are 10 he
made at once.
September first is the dste decided upon
for the absorption of the Portland & Ogdens-
burg railroad into the Maine Central system.
A special meeting of the stockholders Of
each company, is called, the Portland 4
Ogdensburg for the 22d, and the Maine
Central the 23d Of August, to ratify the
lease.
Hampton, N. H., is celebrating her 250th
anniversary.
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they coeA have FREE raw material II.
speaker said. koveser, that the vxlas O.
rzs material largely consisted in the originx
cost Of lsAar. 2s In the case Of lumber Ascs
vxs lot valuable While s;za3izg in the for,
esss- IL the manufacturers had FREE raw
material. the ore IN naisrs and lumber in the
forrest ~oaA be let alone OF else peepls Who
ororSh iA@z 10 market chose 10 do - at same
wages ks forsSga labor. God had given
them c0aasry better stored fo- the wants of
azAnstAAa and other. aud be asked II this was
rot 10 bs gfshked. Ii wAs. be sid. impossi-
Die 10 run furnaces in esmpetsioa with the
English people ~iih less aaty than Is aox
paid. The result would be thai II the Mills
ball we're passed. there ~eald BE 9 stoppxge
IL the manufacture Of steei rails. What
<2s called q remarkable defense for pats;ng
~ool on the free list ~xs next discussed.
The President, said the speaker. told them
With free weoi rheY could compete with
European manufactures. They we're told
that ID they bad free wool there would be
sach demand that the price Of home wool
~oald be greatly enh2aced. THAT bait
will not catch nsh- Well. said the speak
sr, il might catch hsh ia Texas. bat il won't
N New York. Cheers. They had. be
said in the Mills bill. given free lamber and
sals. but rice and sugar were protected. al
lhoagh IL had not been possible to proiaee
aere all the sugar required. The bill Was
snly sectional one ae shown BY
hese items The principal point Of
attack vas, as be said. the farmers received
40 beaent FROM the protective system. Re-
peaiedly during the last loo years the two
'ysteIns had been tested. and under q tariff |
Tor revenue only the trade diminished, while |
lnder the protective system il bad improved |
he complained that the President had only |
'ound time To veto the pension bills, saving |
sloo, 900 a year at the cost of the misery 10 |
hundreds of poor families and widows. In |
he said il was for his hearers 10 |
'ay whether they should 20 on prospering as
hey had, or strike down the wheels Of indus |
ny. He had no doubt as 10 the result, for |
he people would no, be deceived as the, |
sere in 1854. Applause.
The meeting closed with three cheers for |
Harrison and Morton.
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MAINE DISPATCHES.
Fuil Attendance At tbs Annual Session
In Portland.

FosTLAsD, Aug. IL.
The anngai session of the GRAND Eneamp-
msnt Of Odd Fellows was held In Portland.
Wednesday, ssth a full attendance. The
report Of Grand Patriarch Woodbury. show
Ell the eneampmenss 10 be In good condition
ami as having done good work. Grand
Scribe q. q. Stone reported the present
membership 4 .s37, gaia Of lts. 81 new
members have received tbs encampment de-
gree.
The following officers we're elected @ r..
Joseph = Gilliatt. Portland; @. HIP, ChAs.
H. French, Portland g. n. W, VIM. Ma
son, Auburn G.. Scribe. d. G. Stone, Port
land Treas. A. v. Chase, Portland; O. J.
w., w. II. Austin, North Berwick g. Rep,
T.. r. Woodbury. Lewiston.
The following sabordinat officer, and
standing committees we're appointed Grand
Marshal, Fred z. Haskell, Portland; Grand
sentinel, r. T.. Moore. Bangor; d. @. s.,
B. y. Wing. Bangor Standing Committees,
Credentials, T v. Merrill. c. +. Tobie, H.
Il. Colesworthy Communication, g. P. l..
w. Cook, J. +. Mason, NJ. X. Biethen; Re-
turns, w. H. Plummer, Geo. Turner, j. H.
Lour; Finance, George s. winn. G.. +. Cup
I'll, +. L. Moseley Charters, Marion Cro.ley.
+. +. Purnam, y. II, C.. Thompson; Unfn-
ished business, J. Davis, u. $. Lee, f.
Gerry Appeals, w. II. Smith. o. b. Whit
ten. j. @. Elder, A. +. Richardson, Geo. A.
Fitzpatrick, Legislation, Byron Kim
ball. II. =. Cox, X. b. Capen; state of the
order. Milton Higgins, l.. Z. Woodbury.,
Geo F. Stetson; bylaws. J. Henry Crock.
ett. Il. A. Gray, Geo. y. Kenworthy district
deputy grand pairiarchs W. y. jackson of
kittery. w. II. Austin of Berwick, Austin
- Bryant of Saco, J. :. Gllatt Of Portland,
s. -. Wadsworth of Cornish, Isaiah Webb
of Bridgeton, A. l.. y. Pike Of Norway, Il.
VI. Mason of Auburn, J. s. Mendall Of Can
ton, f.. Gerry of Pennington, W. Frank
Wall of Augusta, NJ, h Hezelton of Skow-
hegan, Henry Thomas Of Bangor, w. +.
Wsshburn of Dover. A. G. Spencer Of Bel
fast $. Alden of Union, W. C. Donneil of
Iloulton, y. Z. Scales of Fort Fairfield, l..
NJ. Robinson of st. stephen, N. b.
Adjourned.
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NOMINATIONS
At the Washington County Republican
Convention.
DENsisvILLE, Aug. !

DESsYsvHLE, Aug. Is.
Washington County Republicans held a
large and enthusiastic convention al Dennys.
Vile, "Wednesday morning. The following
nominations we're made
Senators, Henry Nash, Addison; Elisha +.
Holbrook. Vanceboro; Commissioner, Geo.
II. Coffin, Harrington; Treasurer, Austin y.
Kingsley, East Machias Sheriff, |. L. Long
fellow, Machias; Attorney. Charles Peabody,
Millbridge; Clerk of Courts, L. H. Long
fellow, Machias Judge Of Probate, George
4. Gardiner, Calais; Register of Probate.
Mason II. Wilder, Machias.
At the close of balloting, Hon. I. A. Gle,
of Worcester, and others addressed the con-
yention.
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BAR HARBOR.
Sloop Races, Amateur Theatrfoals and
Giddy Waitses.

BAR H.RBoR, Aug. Is.
The second sloop race was sailed today
The Eunice won by minutes aud 20 sec
onds. Time, 3 hours, 30 minutes.
The steam yacht Corsar, aud the schoon-
ers Ruth and Carlotts, arrived in the hsrbor
today.
Winnie Davis Daughter of the Coufed-
erscy," is the guest of Mrs Joseph Pulit-
ger.
Amateur theatricals At the Rodick tonight.
The Breach of Promise" a melodrama
translated by Mrs. Dr. Doremus, and a farce
The Mock Trial" will be given Society
people will take the characters, Mrs, R. II,
T. Townsend Of New York. and Mrs. Dore-
mus directing.
There was finely attended hop at the
West End.
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Richmond Campground.
Especial to the Kennebec Journal.

Especial to the kennebec Journal.
RIcuxosD, Aug. Is.
The Salvation Army meeting is now well
under way and considerable enthusiasm is
being awakened. Major Bryant and wife
arrived this afternoon and will take COM
mand till the arrival of Brigsdier Inman
from New York, who is expected Saturday
The corps now numbers nearly thirty people,
among whom are Adjuisut Boyill. Captains
IIaddy, Sykes and Bragg, Lieutenants Ford
and Price, Cadets Jacobs, Durham, Bullock
and Bosnian, and Secretary Whipley. The
meetings are of social order and are fairly
well attended, the crowd being light as yet,
though constantly increasing. Nearly every
cottage on the grounds is occupied, and bu,
one or two for rental. The indications are
that the latter part of the week will find a
large crowd on the grounds.
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SPORTING NEWS,
The Bostons, Philidelphias, Chicasos md
KisAlnstons The League Winners.

Al Besson-Ressans 4. petroits s. Rass
hits, Bos,ons IL, Detrcsts s, Errers. Bos.
tons ). Detroi;s !, Batteries. Rsdeourns
and Kelly for Bosfons; Bcaiin and Wells 10.
Detroit ~ innings)
Al New Ycrk-New York Q. Chicare 2.
Base hits. New Yorks =, Chieagos s. Err
rers, New forks :. Chioagos 5. Batteries,
WEIGH and Ewing for New York; Baldwin
and DAILY for Chieages.
At Philadelphia. hia.-rhilsdelphiss 5, lnii.
snapolis 4. Base hits, Philadelphia 4, In-
diAaspolis $. Krrors, Philadelphia 4. ia-
dsansPolis 1. Batteries, Casey and Clem-
eats for Philadelphia; Boyle and Myers for
indianapolis.
Al Washington Pi,tshurg 2. Washington
Z. Base hits, Washingtons =, PiushnrSs s,
srrors, Washingtons, I, Pittshurgs :. Wild
ner and Dessley for Washington; Morri.
and Carroll for fiushurg.
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1T WASH T THAT KIND.
woousvpYs DYSPEPSIA KILLERS,
Maine Central Railroad Company

ths stockholders of the Maine Central Railroad
tpmpsay Arv hVrVey notified thst special meeting
~ ssd corpefA ion viii Nv haid A. the Portland Tn
ION Railway SistinH, Ia ForiiaUd, ga Thursday tho
twenty third dat cf August A. u ls>>. a. half past
cne N'eioek IN thv sftefneon so act neu the foiiow
ing ARTICLES. 10 vii
l. Ia So. Il the sfeekhssieTs = ~ ns'ifs = lease Of
the fcstlapd sna og,lcnsharg Railway 20 the Maine
Central ksiir,aai Company according 10 draft
Adopted hy the iirreFs ~ ssid Maine tentrsl Rail
f~sd totnpany 81 ptsetuE held on the twelfth das
u Julv A n iSSS saa by the direeters Of said
fNtisHd and tiE,ienshafx Railway At meeting
hsld On the sixtc~nsh aay Of Jnly A, u, t>>s-
O. To- sc, ulaa any other business that may legal
" come bsfers said aleeiRg
hstest August 4. iSss.
fpt oF,ler II the dirvctars.
ssg>fsd JOSIAH n. pRU MMoNp, Clerk
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Yre.n Rlrth 70 the Ssrevs.

We carr with as esrfais physical trnits - ws %
essfsin msn,af e5sraetsristics fnsomsch shat psy-
eerfsln ssmpe1nests-ss the bilious, tks nervoss.
the iyfspisfle. The individual Win ealloW eow.
pssefion IL sss dows bilious oftsa rightly -. n
fhs saffron In the hue of h akin IL frneesb(s 70 be
in the blood fs presence In the wrong pisos tnstsal
Of the ssr. will also BE- evisced by fur on ths tSn-
gee, patn b<aeatb the fig1f ribs and fhg ouH& ~
r1xhf shoulder. blade sjck headache. oOnsti6aft0n
azfaisses and Indigestion. For the rel1sf u tn
very common, bot not essesiaiiy perlous comp1aisl
tbeTs = - more genial ss6 sberozGb rsDe1y thsa
cent tnie and strength promoter, spd widely 60
s0ss. SAesassks. i3Sssy ID bia16ss HesSiss.
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Local Notices.
TO PoPHAM.
The Facilities for Reaching this Favor.
ite Resort.

The readers Of the Journal will bear 10
mind that daily excursions are nov made 10
Pophsm Beach from Augusts and all along
the line. One can leave Augusta at 30 in the
morning and retarn home 10 the evening at
7.30 and have siI and one-half hours at the
beach. Saturday, can leave on the o'clock
Jewets train. or Flying Yankee At s.5z,
20 TO the beach. stay over Sunday and
retarn home Monday morning at . O'Clock.
Pare for the round trip sI.75. HalIoweIl,
Gardiner, Richmond, etc, have the same
excursions at less prices.
Special Excursions.
The Maine Central Railroad will cell round
trip tickets TO Popbam Beach and return
every Tuesday and Friday for the low fare
of one dollar from Augusta. HsIlovell, Gar
diner ard South Gardiner. and IS cents from
Richmond
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That Mr.. Howard, manufacturer Of the
celebrzted Chxs. II. Hovard's gents Ane
boots and shoes will be At my store Sxfur.
day Aug. Is, When he will measure feet
and have made for any gentleman pair Of
boo<s or shoes in calf, kangaroo. dongols,
. II tzrnr o. grain. Mr.. Howard has large
Of gents booss asd shoes sold In Augusta.
Of which am the sole agent Y. L. Her
sey, Proprietor Of the Boston Boot and
Shoe Store.
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GRIMES AND ACCIDENTS.
Fatally Mangled.

PORTLAND, Aug. l5.
terrible accident occurred here at the
dry dock this forenoon. George Isle, the
assistant engineer of the works, was caught
in the machinery in the well of the dock and
terribly mangled. Assistance was summoned
and the unfortunate man was raised out OF
the well. He was taken to the Maine Gen
erai Hospital, where he died in less than an
hour afterward. Isle was a married man
about 35 years of age. lie leaves a widow
and an infant child.
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HANCOCK REPUBLICANS.
Nominations in Their Convention at
Ellsworth.

ELLswoRrH, Aug. Is.
vention held at Ellsworth. Wednesday, DR..
h. l.. Grinde Of Mt, Desert, was chosen
president. and ]. c. Chileott of Ellsworth,
secretary. The president and A. p. Wis
well addressed she convention. The follow
ing nominations were made:
For senator's, Charles c. Bgrrih, Els
worth, and Henry W. Sargent, Sedgwick
clerk of courts. H. b. Lsnders, Ellsworth
sheriff. u. L. Fields. Ellsworth: register of
prooate, Charles Z, Doro. Ellsworth; COM
missioner, J NJ Hutchinson. Penobscot
attorney, Elmer Z. Spoford, Deer Isle
treasurer James +. Davis, Ellsworth.
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FOREIGN intelligence.
TURKEYS CRISIS.
The Sultan and Ministers at Logger
heads.

LONDON, Aug. 15,
A crisis is reported in Turkey between the
Sultan and the Ministers. The trouble IL
due TO the refusal Of the Sultan to sanction
the grand Visier's proposal TO borrow $780,
600 pounds from the Turkish banks. This
sum is demanded by the Minister of War
and Marine to buy goods TO pay the soldiers
and seamens wages long overdue. II il
rumored that Said Pasha. Minister of
Foreign Affairs, will succeed Kramil Pasba
as Grand Visier, and Graadban Pasba will
will be sent to London on a secret mission.
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wAsaNsreS, Aug. Is.
The following Maine pensions were grant
ed to-day;
Original. invxlids--Beni. c. Pendietea,
Bangor John c. Canneii, North GorhAn
restoration aud increase. special act, Laciui
q. ysrnes. Bristol; jacob W. Potsie- North
Perry: Geo. H. Tisher, Rsckland; Bradford
sa,,,v.u. North winterpoFs; Stephen W
Iougfellov. Gardiner; Calvin Toniinso1
ar;sb,ou. reissue, Timothy Fesneid. ca
den.
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Notes.

At a further conference, the representa-
tives of the two houses have reached an
agreement upon the naval appropriation bill.
The basis of the agreement is the substantial
concession of the demands of both Senate
and House, the former agreeing TO restore to
the bill the original provision for .so1-tou
armored cruiser. and the latter accepting the
2,00o-ton guaboas as proposed By the Sen
ate.
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Third Party Demonstration at Bangor

BANGOR, Aug. Is.
The third party prohibitonists held mass
meeting in City hall this evening, presided
over by Mr.. A. 7. Richardson Of the reform
club. Addresses we're made by Col. Eustis
and volney B. Gushing. There was singing
by the glee club.
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House.

The House then went into the committee
on the whole on the fortifcstions' appropria-
ton bill. and the pending point of order
against the establishment of gun factory Al
Wa;ervliet arsenal was Withdrawn. II
wss reported to the House and went over I'll
tomorrow and at 5 o'clock the House ad
innrrad
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NOT APPROVED.
rsp,cial % Keanebec Iosrual,1 |

Especial to Kennebec !o~ruaLl
wArsRvuLE, Aug. Is.
Major Frank W. Haskell. city marshal
anil stree, commissioner of waierville. since
the democratic city government vas organ
i..,i in March last. resigned both ofHees
Tuesday evening, and his resignation vas ae'
eepsea. His policy did no, meet the spprov,
Al of the local party headers.
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OLD ORCHARD. Aug. Is.
divine Healing vas the subject of the
sermon today at the camp ground. The
Free Baptist assembly meetings at Ocean
Park closed today.
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a New Member Of the Dsmocratic
National Committss.

PEoviDEscE, T. l.. Aug Is,
The democratic state central committee
has chosen samuel K Honey member Of The
nsfion1i committee IN the place Of Hon. J..
b. B&rnaby resgned-
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THE NATIONS CAPITOL
Grinding Away.
Fishery Treaty in the Senate and Porti
1cation Bill In the House.
WASHINGTON. Aug. Is.
Grinding Away.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 10.
Senate.

The Senate today proceeded to the con-
sideration of the fisheries treaty in open ex-
ecutive session, and Morgan resumed his ar
gument in favor of the resolution to postpone
1t till next December.
The Senate spent the remainder Of the
afternoon discussing the fishery treaty and
adjourned at s. Is O'Clock
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SOMERSET COUNTY.
Republican Convention at skowhegan

SKowHssAS, Aug. Is.
The Somerset county republican conven-
ton was held in Skowhegsn "Wednesday.
The following are the nominations; Sen
atnr, :. J. waltoa Of Skowhesan; clerk of
courts. l.. II. Webb of Skowhesan; county
attorney. +. +. Danforsh; sheriff. zenas
Vaughan; Judge of probate. j. Buswell of
Soloa; register of probate, +. II. Goodwin
county commissioner. II. C, Weber; treas
urer. Gee. Gushing.
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JAMES l. cURr1s.
Presidential Nominee of the American
Party.


WAsHfscroy. Aug. IS.
The convension of the American Party this
evening. nominated James l. CARTS of yew
York. for President Curtis po!led IS votes,
Abraham D. Hewiu and Jas s. Rigiey Of
Pennsylvania. 4.
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LosDoS, Aug. 10.
Judges Harmon, Day and Smith. who
compose the Parneli commission, have de-
cided to open the inquiry into the Times
charges against the Irish members of Parlia-
ment October l6. All intermediary appiica-
tons must be made before Set. IL
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W Physicians prescriptions are care
fully compounded at Kinsmsn's Drug Store
corner Of Bridge and Water Sn. at moderate
prices. jzn2ossodtf
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Some Democratic Assertions.

The report published by the Boston free
trade papers and copied into similar organs
in Maine in regard to the alleged detection
Of several prominent republicans In Maine,
is creating considerable indignation, and the
gentlemen concerned are coming out prompt
Iy with deniaIs. Col. Augustus G. Hamlin Of
Bangor, who vas claimed a. an accession 70
the democratic ranks, writes friend IN this
city, saying; II have not seen the article,
but whatever il says, you may rest assured
that am . republican and not a democrat.
and shall not vote for Cleveland
Lorenzo Clay Of Gardiner, another Of the
alleged seceders, is m old Henry Clay and
Temperance Whig. and Ia for Harrison and
protection this year. a. stated In . previous
issus Of the Journal.
Col. Francis v. Heath Of Waterville, who
has been represented a. leaving the republi-
can party. is one Of the strongest republicsns
and protectionists 10 Maine. In the war be
vas one Of the most gallant soldiers who
vent from Maine and would on no account
prefer Grover Cleveland 70 General Haf-
ris0n.
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Gen. II. p. Cleayes Of Portland, and other
able speakers will address the citizens Of
Lewiston at City Hall. Friday evening, this
week.
There win be flag raising on HsynsS-
Ret Square. fe42
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POLITICAL PorNrBRs.

Peaches for canning a, soule's.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-09-10
The Horse Fair.

We were unable to attend the
meeting of the Breeders Association
at St. Johnsbury last week and give
only brief account condensed chief
ly from the Republican. The at
tendance was rather light, but the
show of horses was most excellent.
We notice that very large number
of the animals came from Orleans
county and many of the premiums
come this way. Among those ex-
hibited horses and colts from Orleans
are G.. X. Bates, l.. ID. Adams, Der
by; F. G.. Williams, j. |. Parker,
Salmon Nye, and L. S. Nye, Cow
entry; o. H. Mossman, ID. ID. Bean,
w. L. Robinson, Baxter & Grow
and E. B. Robinson, Barton; Kim
ball Bros. of Albany; ID. w. Porter,
F. S. Elkins, w. @. Elkins and d.
w. Sisco, Troy; John Mathie and
S. f. King, Glover; G.. III. Tice,
Holland j. b. Cook of Greensboro
and others. Gen. Grout had a large
number of animals from his Kirby
farm. w. S. Bailey of E. Hardwick
was perhaps the leading exhibitor.
The foals of 1885, Banker, owned
by Kimball Bros. Albany, Frank w.
Moore, owned by w. l. Robinson of
Barton, Allen Wilkes, owned by ID.
d. Bean, Barton, Gen. Warren,
Burbank & Williams, Coventry and
Mascot, III. Brock, Barnet, made a
very fine race, winning in the fol-
lowing order: Allen Wilkes, Bank
Ell, Frank w Moore, Gen. Warren,
Mascot. 1t was said to have been
fine race. In the stallion race
Mitch Hunt of Troy entered young
Lambert, G. X. Bates Nutmont.
Lambert won three straight heats.