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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-06

Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure |,
cold BY us on guarantee. Il cures Con-
sumption. For sale at c. b. Murphy's.
julysd&wischwky
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-06
For Sale.

Job shop, with good ran Of business, been estsb
ished 1--WE years. machinery fos doing ell kinds Of
ob work. such splitting and emitting Of saw turn
Ing lathe. edser. tenonins, boring and mortistng
machines, al In eood running order. Eosf b~hs.
oosnfers, ETC. kenf-of shop and power ref<onabie.
4 good chance to do cahjnet work o. for grttiDg
oct hosse finish. door and window frsraes, stair
neves, beiusfefs brackets, nodi.lions, etc. good
dooFs SD window screens. dne place for two
eassters. one to take charge Of out side work. the
other charge of the shop The best chance 10 the
city for . snaH badness. The abave property will
b. sold n bargAin trade IL made before July
La Coed reasons for waiting to eel. In tbs
0ea1tine the business viii m on usrsi and any
Or wanttns anythtng In my line will do veil to give
- . ean-
AKA Saan building, up stain, Bangor ST.,
Aagssea, Ne. JAMES H. JOyES.
0ayt1u
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-06
slrm embellishments

n Circulars Of CLAnk'S BUAI-
(H/- Il NESS COLLEGE. Erie, Pa Spec
l<~. ial Offers mailed free.
aup denb wAw
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For Sale.

T1OR kALE-Any one In want Of n Seaside
e Cottage can secure bargain In furnished
cottage at Ocean Point ON calling at the office Of
juIy9itf T.. s. FoG8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-01
Anrtlon Safes of Real estate.

A -RrCIIARD V. IIAKNErr CO.. Aucuoneers
"A. VIII sell at auction TUESDAY, DEC.
IL o'clock noon the Real Estate Exchange and Auc-
Room. 80 e. o. Liborty-st
o7s Lexington-ave.. ". cor 7dth-st. 3-story and
basement residence buffers pantry extension,
l7NJONSO
20 and - East 77th-st. bet Park and Madison
4story hlgh.soop brownstonc dwellings, bay windows,
hardwood finish - per cent may remain
az West 7lst.st.. 4-sOry brownstonc dwelling
WEDNESDAY. DEC 4.
Pearl ST = e. cor. CO'ntics Slip, J-stOry
MAPS AT AUCTIONEERS'. ~ LIBERTY ST.
NVoNTCLAIR RESIDENCE At AUCTION The sub
wi .r-hnr will sell ~ public auction TUESDAY, DE
,EMpER 1889. j. the ground, shine
me ntonev known the Andus Cottage" situate on the
V.l Road opposite Chesnul-s The plot contains about
is acres OF beautifully wooded land The Interior the
house has remodele ana has city watrr thot aud
cold bath AMI closets There Is large stable the
place. & : StIrpwoon o...- =,
TpORATIO HENRIQUFS. AuctIoneer, with sell ut pub
Iiic auction on Deccuier 1883 Il, 10 o'clock a. M, at
ri oelre No 80 Ibe St New York CITY the premises
now known No. 90 iAherty.st Ia said city Terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-01
9nsirnttion.
Bows and Young Men-Countl

DulS IbuhS s'Ch-N'"h'J'
ID FCTORY SCHOOL. Hamdcn. Conn.-For boys $50
II 1915 home influences thorough school system ex-
tensye grounds. gymnasium boathouse, &c. Address
Rev II. J.. EVEREST, NJ. A., Rector
GUNNER SCHOOL FOR BOYS, - -
- AT THE BRYANT SCHOOL. Rosyn J.. l., ~ y
overlooking L. Sound Send for illustrated Catalogue.
yVuE PEEKsKILI MILITARY ACADEMY. o9th year
i begins September 18th. 1889. send Tor estsYk"s'
i0lIN v. TILDEN. NJ A.. NJ. ~.
xxIESTEyAN ACADEMY One OF the half-dozen best
w Classical and Academic School, In tpton
The payment OF sol advance will cover ornnhfy 10
hoard washing room and heating for the 1911 Grm; "a
ginning Aug o. Send for catalogue 70 " NJ eif1A>
Principal. Wilbraham. Ma"
Miscellaneous.
noN'T commence the study Of sten0ssp College Ysi9
Broadway, n Y Pamphlets free. write OF car
DOR sALE-A successful BQARDlMH," ,he Isre
within from 10 D hours OF nc .art'Ictn
est cities Of the PERFECTLY appointed asp BEEN 2nsn
ordcr with capacity OF 12o pupils M n retire
csi success TO it, proprietor ana ne nav for Itself in
n ynars Address MEANS BUSINESS T. u Don w.
New.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-01
SECURITIES TO Be lSSusc.

FOUR PER CENT 1o0-YEAR GOLD
BONDS sECU RED BY FIRST MORT
GAGE ON ALL THE PROPERTY OF
THE COMPANY. INTEREST COM.
MENCING JUNE 1, 1890. $4,000 00a
FOUR PER CENT SECOND MORTGAGE
BONDS INTEREST TO BE PAID II
EARNED, NON-CUMULAIIVE. OBJ.
LEGATION TO PAY INTEREST TO
BECOME ABSOLUTE FIVE YEARS
FROM DATE OF BoNDS-.............- 10000. oos
FOUR PER CENT PREFERRED STOCK. 100000
COMMON STOCK .....-.----.. 470o00Oe
ASSESSMENT OF 10 PER CENT TO BE
LAID ON EXISTING srocK.-....-. As5osoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-01
Proposals.

IEFFERSONVILLE, IND. November o.
1ss9Seaed proposals in tpicatc, subject 10 usual
conditions. viii DE received here until o'clock
central standard time saturday the day of Drco
per 1859. FOR furnishing at the o. NJ Depot her, Varos
articles quatermasers stores such stationery
carts parts range and stove casting rubber hoe
nalnters NarpencrS and saddlers tools mscelannons
hardware, Preference win be given % articles ~
domestic production manufacture OF ouaIt,
and price tlnclud.ng In the price Of foreign W
manufactures the duty therOn being equal Government
reserves the right reject ali proposals and ~
accept the whole part OF the supplies for All
Information furnished application 10 this Office En-
yelopcs containing proposals should be marked pr
possls for Quartermaster's SoIesn and addressed o
HENRY &. HODGES, Assistant Quartermaster-
u. y Army Depot Quartermastcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-01
Ciin propsrtp Go Get.

Ciln propsrtn Go Ee!.
a -l2CTITST near IenON-ave-Desirabe 3story
"A. brwIstonc, 1soX5O; II rooms; good order; $500.
PORTER & CO., - East 10th st.
A -1oSTII.ST near ngtOn-aNc.-Desirable 3stOry
n. brownstone. 2ON50; II rooms: $3.50.
PORTER CO.. n East l20th-st
A LOVELY HOUSE with nine bedrooms is No 146
"A Fast Sgth.S: new. novel and attractive only one
left Of grop OF ten houses rent low for the accommo-
datons offered Apply premises, Or TO owner, Room
So 20 CedaI-st.
Two LEASE. corner OF Prince and Sullivan sts 5ox1oo
i Will be improved suit tenant.
RULAND & WHITING. 5 Bcekman'st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-01

AQUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
ROOM 200, SEwART BUILDING. $50 BROADWAY
Two CONTRACTORS.
BIDS or Proposals for two pairs OF horizontal ,u
buar boilers ana appurenances required for staOnarv
bostng engines 1T Shaft No. % on section 10 OF the
New Aqueduct called for In tho approved forms ~,
contract and specifications on hle In the once Of the
AQurduct Commissioner will be received onIce
until o'clock p. N. December IL 1889 az which
paoe and hour they will b. publicly opened and read bv
The AQucfuct Commissioners ana the award FOR donc
said work will be made by said Commissioners a. soon
thereafter possible.
Blank forms d contract and specification, therefor
and bids or proposals and proper envelopes r their en-
CLOSURE can be obtained Of the above Oncs OF the Aoue
duct COMMISSIONERS on duplication u the Secretary by
order ~ the AQucduci COnml -sioners.
JOHN G. SHEEHAN, JAS c. DUANE,
Secretary President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-01
uUinier Resorts.
FLORIDA.
GO TO
DeLAND AND LAKE HELEN.
rhe Most Delightful Places In the soutp


WHY GO TO DeLAND AND LAKE HELEN'
dsS PLACES f. TGTd, but are IN uayi5 aUS conceded
IMPRESSIONS or DcLAND 49,
NJ % Of 4 G6, or was GS Sa one
ne ppees. cities in Fioflds Ny conviction viewed
from the balcony on the third story % us .
IN fods was Mos. FoTa, CITES convey the impression
ssSss 01lsa nsss
carefully planned and dyeoPea a ample spaces With
q sroSs an s ys % '1a
HSte has az oaHge grove side and an area Of
p ISis sSs s'1s
With STans ag d sS e s vas! to oass
pansSn s,R g1"s clustering
dotted here and there amid the yerdEo fSog-C
LAKE HELEN, FLORIDA.
Tho uncommon beauty OF the place caught the eye OF
S Ts' on the shess % lake He queen Ae cottages D
SSdahsd Dwellings vie with each Other in beauty These
are painted in delicate and pretty d Ga5s
features keeping With their styles. In fact everything
Stables are pretty enough to live in
HOTELS OF DeLAND AND LAKE HELEN, FLORIDA
Ike hotels tables good enough for most StldOus
taste and At prices that will srEe every as very Gea
houses III. The hotel Il Lake Helen Which MI "a ha
Ida Is whole elegant and complete, absolutely
PiSE1 We Ds S I OF 1S'
Enlarged and improved. Capacity doubled 1885, and
again 1887. Elegant furniture electric bells &c,
tennis. croquet, billiards, boating, bowling alley. &c.
tables and berries from hotel garden every day MIX In
abundance.
Lake Helen. Florida, "a the Atlantic and Western
Railroad eight miles from Blue Springs Landing the
ST. Johns River.
THE HARLAN HOTEL. LAKE HELEN, FLORIDA,
located In pine grove overlooking beautiful lake.
it has accommodations for hundred guests.
IL is and modern. cop enenty arranged, and its
surroundings are in the highest degree cheerful and
pleasant The climate here is celebrated for its
ness and healthfunes5
The HARLAN viii be opened for its sixth season on
November Goth, 1889. Terms 50 90 30 80 80 per dsy
II. A. DelAND, Proprietor. X. 4. WYATT Manager.
Own A HOMEin BEOKUOA
Great Bargains at DeT.and and Lake Helen,
SO payments and upward accepted TERMS suit pur-
elm For Florida Weekly Papers AND
JulL pdTticuidr address H. 4. DeLAND Fdirp0Tt " Y.
| shall be at A. NJ Bakers 422 West 57th.st.. y. Y
Information about FLORIDA. II. A. DeLAND.
Aiken, South Carolina.
WINTER RESORT FOR HEALTH AND PLEASURE
Driest Climnfe in the l'niied states.
Except points OF great altitude In the Rocky Mts.
HIGHLAND PARK HOTEL,
- FIRSTCLASS IN EVERY RESPECT
OPENS FOX SEASON OF 1889 30, THU RSDAY, NOV
a. COTTAGES-Furniskef or Unfurn shed-IO RENT
r. r. CHArFI ED Proprietor and Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-01

We OFFER the following exchanges Of securities: To
each holder OF a $1,000 SIX PER CENT GENERAL
CONSOLIDATED BOND New Fours sG40. Second Nor,
gage Bonds $3.50, Preferred Stock 1915.
To each holder OF Al 600 FIVE PER CENT GEN.
ERAL CONSOLIDATED BOND. New Fours 1850. Second
Mortgage Bonds $500, Preferred Stock 500.
TO each holder Of income bond issued under Mort,
gage OF April l. 1876. New Fours $780, Second Mortgage
Bonds $500.
We offer for the assessment Of $40 each share Of
the existing stock OF the company Second M0r,gas
Bonds the issue above described dollar FOR dollar
WE PROPOSE TO PAY THE FIRST MORTGAGE
CONSOLIDATED SEVEN PER CENT BONDS. PRIy.
CIPAL AND INTEREST. IN CASH. AND ~ LIKE
MANNER, IF SATISFACTORY ARRANGEMENTS
CAN BE MADE TO PAY TIE PRINCIPAL AND
INTEREST OF THE BONDS OF TIE UNION
PACIFIC SOUTHERN BRANCH; TEBO AND
NFOSHO AND THE HANNIBAL CENTRAL. FIRST
AND SECOND. TIE ACCRUED INTEREST ON
THESE BONDS is TO BE PAID FROM THE ASSESS
MENT FOR THE PURPOSE OF RAISING THE
PRINCIPAL OF THE SAME. go, 800 900 OF THE
NEW FOURS ARE OFFERED TO YOU FOR SUB
sCRIPTION ON THE TERMS HEREINAFTER
STATED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-01
finanriaI.
MISSOURI,
KANSAS
AND TEXAS
RAILWAY COMPANY.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, ~ BROADWAY

EXECUTIVE OBFICE, ~ BROADWAY
NETWORK. NOV. q. 1870
TO THE HOLDERS or THE FIVE AND .tv M.
CENT GENERAL CONSOLIDATED Moprc ."
BONDS, AND TO HE sTOCKHOLDRaso no ,r,,,.
MISSOURI, KANSAS AND TRXAs RAIfur.s
COMPANY.
On the I'D Of October. 1883. plan for the r,o,.,
zation Of this Company was submitted TO Won :. =
10 the holders Of all other obligations Of IN. c.
pnny for consideration. Immediately there, re-. :
circular letter was issued by n Cnmrnltte. ,.n.
senting the seven Per Cent First Mortgage Cor.ou
dated Bonds di.approving the plan. Thi. circ.,a
was answered by the Committee 10 which IN. -.
cution Of the plan of Oct. 23 had been co,ru,,, =
md n conference with the Committee repre.er,;.
the seycns was invited There has been No -.
spon.c 10 this invitation, but we have deemed 4, O.
duty 10 examine carefully all possible critci.,n =,
tho pInn proposed, aud 10 meet every obiec,io.
which appeared TO have force. For The parno.. :.
meeting aud overcoming these objections we b,x.
with the consent OF depo-itors OF securit,e. na
the agreement OF October %, 1853. yi,bdr.
TINT agreement. and submit in its stead IN. fo,,
ing plan for your approval.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-01

Brooklyn 1)ropertp for Sale.
II R0OKTYN lots for sale. 100000. DeKalbave.
Is near sumner: very desirable for stores and flats
nrice moderate rutland { WHITING. Beekman-s u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-01

,a.sPER CENT CAN he REALIZED ~ per cent
INt; -Four Per Cent Goyernment Ponds rSserNe gar,
n.h.nturcs. Capital $500, 600. Large ,trgEsTNENT
ant,s fund. Pamphlets. AMERICAN lN'-S
co $50 Nassau.st., y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-01
Countrp Board.

4 PRIVATE family living in fine large house I'm New
n jersey, 40 minutes from New-YOrk, would take n
Few bOardcrs; two fine rooms with gas bath and barc
table Address T. o. Box 405, New York Civ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-01

CAFE INVESTMENTS.-I VIII l mn, res;erenssa
~ or handle money for nori ySSx JOHNSTON,
Address -, y. ss.ta Of Washlnssops
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-01

TEE SEMINOLE
WINTER pa RK,
ORANGE COUNTY, FLORIDA.
OPENS JANUARY |. 1890.
LOCATED On HIGHEST GROUND IN FLORIDA.
No malaria No marsh. Sickness unknown. Drawing. room
cars from Jerrey city Pcnnsylydn Railroad without
change. send for guild. Adir - w. f. PAIGE, Hotel
Marborough 3Gths and Broadway. until Dec. IL where
plans can be seen and all Information obtained.
WINYAH HOUSE. ASHEyILLE. \. &.
resorts for nvads suffering from
throat Fine hotel aud hrsclass sanarum for tho
winter Address THE Manager
MANSION HOUSE GREENyIIIE, =. G.
Best and cheapest winter resort south Climate un sur
ps~-.t For circulars and rates address, A. A. GATES
Proprietor.
THE HOTEL MASURY,
TOWNSVILLE, GA
This luxurious hotel for the 1889 80 opons
December II, under the popular management OF Rvand
Hamilton Every recent appliance for comfort and health
Sanitary drainage steam heat. Furniture and appoint
mens the very finest. Elegant rooms American cuisine
and moderate For rates fuller particulars address
KYLAND HAMILTON. Thomasyie Ga
nv RYON HOTEL Tryon city n. C.-Climlie 4, nm.
equallet for lung and throat troubles Elevation 800
feet Mountain scenery unsurpassed pure dry air Eor
circulars address cox, & WILSON, Proprletors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-01

A FAcT-Horton's Ice Cream Is made from pure
a cream Horizons Patent super Frozen Bricks Of lee
Cream for Hestaursnts Churches Festivals &c, will keep
heia . one hour Country orders PROMPTLY allied Depots
l2Sth-st. New.York. aud 1853 Fulton-ts, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-01
6rlp Wante9
for Sale

NOR SALF-VALUABIE PATENT IMPROVE.
Il ment Elevators. Now IN operation at star Fin.
l,hng Works 1895 Hamllton-st, pLlada. Pa Preserves
life aud limb For full particulars apply to ROBT ).
WALKER, Inventor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-01

4 BFT ON BOAT, Dcsbrosses-st o. Jersey City. gu
~ inst, 19 o'clock. small black sachc silver trimmings
Reward paid by returning 10 Room 81 33 Pnest. New
York CRONIN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-01
Rv order of the Executive COMMITTEE

BY Urder o' 'no - ',
X. v. MARTjN-EN,
PRESIDENT
an. ..x. examined the foregoing plan and appro''
......,. and agree TO conduct aud manage inc ''''
nosed reorg anization.
YORK, NOV. 81 1889
FREDERIC p. OLC0rT'
JOEL n. FREEMAN,
HENRY ". POOR,
HENRY BCDGE
COLGATE HOST
COMMITTEE
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-19
National News 5.

john Davis appeared a. the residence
Of Andy Savage NJ Strafnrd No. Wed
nr>dny. Being refused lodging he frcd
dve shots. on. of which Killed Miss Saw
age. Davis was captured and at
q preliminary examination THURSDAY Saw
age att mptrd "a XIII him The prisoner was
placed in awagou and started for Spring
field Tie had not reached there Friday
morning and II i believed that Davis has
been lynchcd
rs Louis Mortimer. a negro. was being
taken H. jail Ia Greenwood Miss. for
being accessory 70 the murder of Elder
Pickett hy a George Allcnand his gang last
sunday night, When about half a mile
ahu,, Shell Mound mob otcrpuwcrrd
tbr guard aui touE tal prisoner and hung
hun to- a tree mi act j. jh, tlr~t Of the
Kind that county in a numbcr NJ years
and T. condemned On al sides
\ ,gra3 II six mcnhairu steamers
were surprised us a detail! Of Massachusetts
police officers The lih. while engaged 10
Illegally ~ciuiug III Bu1aris BAY puc
~ lhe yt-Sy.- fhp ip- rh 'h1r w1-
r..ri ay r., officers grf sc.f.i +, IT..
.tt.. u- tt, Commonwealth in. ty-au
". t.t HHj -tn.r-r> Church refused fi
-urr, ld,t l..t uA, So -tt~ ..uste a.d trouble
..u 'bI' tH, officers we've , sf-.Htp ..t
hm N rnr Iur ,t.,r, r--.l~ ,rt'
III, ,4ua, la.,u >,p. ju ,As- !
syndicate 10 tl. Ntaiti..... and most u-
furn'.ai 0'lHus A4s I,sr organized which
rrnpu,.- tu .nt Gp Iot ..-> tnan Sl2 rua-
u"t. ASST v.,u u.9Tr j. necessary ~ 5rug
a., w.riI~ far g" tG,a-u. Abroad, 81
'N.. .IR rANH tatu A~-it4. 4.t3 'dt Ht-rr
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-19
10 Fo-Iu NJ rosie. NJ ry,tl
The Fury Of the Gale on the Delaware
Coast.


up,Ir WORE Hy ltyr s.tp.
LIVES p''a"ar". >trt II Mon. ~
language can ptctnTe tn t"frthA scene
ai'n- th!s coast he wind ! ~iilI blow
lnI Ainust husfitAne. ll7 tcrgenr~- 'iri'-
in- ihc ram Nlt- . !1Etr 'att r..- -Nt
hAI Ihe hAlt Ai.e reach II >and bot" IN
tht town and coast i a tossing. hl!!owy
ocean, Tearing "ttcktge on every wave,
ihtouSh ~, spray ana Storm TIE tatt"fcl
-a'is snd naked inastH OF scores of deserted
ahi dIshahtlcd vessels san 'c utlHiy seen
>inrr Monday n.-ht IN, storm Ha- rn-cs!
.tn',,,I i. LH,,.i-,l - ',h
HIS refuge X th' proaAwater, The IcinSc
I, !nNui!l1"nt hl II o',otA 70, ga brnEe
over TIE breAE"atcr ani wrecked the trtc-
graph station. carried away The big fog
heA ami rushei shnnwArd past thc -teel
h"at p.rf and dAeAtuE ne Italian hark II
Salvador against one az TN pseFz TIE
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-19


n h,. o...-, yer, arr, a,..f ,.,,.f, f.,- ..,,,.
t#r,. .,,,t .t,5. t,...r,,t,., ~, Kill, c.,,r
u, ,s,h +. Nm. .r-.,tl. n, -.t,,
IN. SIMMER visitor. ha,. ,..,r, 81
.,,rn,.t y, heir homes
Rr ami Nr> l. W Gushing Of Wsltham.
Mas are me guests Of Mr. and Mrs &.
HnaSkli'
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.,yai.it-, -..,.. -l.-.t,,. j,,..t.,.,,.,rr5.
-,,y h.r. yea. a. -, = 49, g..
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II tu.u-y a,,tia,r., ari l,.ii.. ,,,.,,.,
ii NJ -. ye--.l .f..r f,.rn ~. lama .c,,
,hs ,yq..r qol ra,,,r.al Jill, ,,.i.,,f..
.ir.,
he SCHOONER hJith to''nt> arrived
Walter y,t,ns. b.s r,4,.,,,.l, arrtt..t .rl,,..,
vessel. Mad anon, -np puin,,l. ari.r..
p5.L .r.. r,.r, scare. as .,'..,,,t
ga SUNDAY evening the -Busy Be,> Mis-
SION bah1 ana pupils OF Mrs Butler ;
church Owing 10 unfsynr,hIe weather
,he auiIenc. was NOT large All son.. wbn
had uart. nr.narrd couI,l ~, a,,.nd XII,
aside from tbis. III. copcrr, va. , s,rces.
ann ,bose uho st,en1.d t.ad -.
abie tfne.
Rev T ! Horner closed bis Iahc,rs
pastor of the Unitarian society On SUNDAY
by a sermon on "Our Faith and Position
A. a Church > vh,ch was all. snd ,n,sr.
e.tjnc and clearly J,.aned libera1 Tristan.
ity in irs he.t .e,se tn rbnreh 49,
decorated Win h.au,,f,, snw.rsa IA ~
conoraoa,inn LARGE and a,,an,iva ",
Uorncr RETURNS tn-day 90 NeaJyiIia %
TO dpish hi, theoIo,icai conrss and csrriss
,,;,b Nv 10 -, ,,-ishn - -
frieni. n Ian,oin. r. ~, ~, 80
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No rosin. No rosin! No rosin

Deer Isle.
Capt n. B. Gray was here last week in
his vessel bound for Sonesville.
Capt. Frank A. Torrey was visiting at
Capt W. z. Lows last week
Mrs. Clara B. Holden is finishing rooms
in her fathers house In which she will keep
house.
/ Capt VIM. Z. Low, schooner Union, sail
ed for Rockland last week.
Charles Foster Is visiting relatives and
|, friends In Boston.
Mrs. Nancy Greenlaw Is In Brooklin,
visiting at Edwin Coles
James Moray is sick with typhoid few
err
Mrs. Emma Damon has recently pur-
chased the place formerly known as Tylers
retreat, has had i thoroughly renovated
and has moved iDto it.
Capt Judson Torrey went TO the Eastern
State fair and while there bought one Of
the premium cows.
Mrs. James Torrey is visiting her chill
dren in Boston and Hartford, Conn.
Sept. 10 NJ L.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-19
The Maine State Fair.

The annual exhibition of the State Agri-
cultural Society opened at the State FAIR
Park. Lewiston, the 10th. The day was
cloudy but vet the crowds were a. large as
any opening day in the history of Maine 5
biz farmers exhibition. The races began
Tuesday afternoon and were well attended
All trains and country teams brought i'm
mense crowds to the State fair " ednes-
day. The rush into the grounds began
early ana continued necessarily till 2
O'Clock. At least Is 900 people were on the
ground "Wednesday afternoon. The huge
grand stand was packed. The receipts of
the fair for the first day were 81, $50
against 81, 76e for the first day last year
Romulus won the first heat in the . 80
class race Wednesday afternoon, in Pa ~
Thursday the attendance was enormous.
The committees spread the prize rib
bons ami the winners were happy Gov
ernor Burleigh and his staff reached
the grounds Thursday afternoon and were
received with enthusiasm. The grand
stand had every one of its six thousand
seats filed. The beautiful hall show in
the city had large attendance. Friday
was the fairest of all the fair DAYS and the
rowd was still immense Train after
train was run out 70 the grounds on the
afternoon the throng was almost as great
as Thursday, when over $1,000 people
were In the grounds. The great cavalcade
of prize winners went round the track Fri.
day forenoon amid the applause Of the
multitude The procession was gay with
flying ribbons and was a mile In length
,, Tho treasurer's annual report shows re-
duction OF FIVE thousand dollars of the
socfety's debt. The events of the after.
noon were the 2 40 race the running race,
the free-for-all for q stake of 81 900, the
running race for ponies and the race for
foals of 1856 Never was such a large at
tendance known on the last day of the fair.
Glenarm, Ldlu H., c. G. X. Scrcwdriyer
and Onawa were the contestants in the
free fort all. The races were called at 2
O'Clock and the following heats were
. trottetl: In the 2.40 class. the first heat
was won by Haines's Quartelle in 2.29 l-2
the first lIeat in the freefor-all was taken
BY Z. G. X, Onawa "a. Glenarm Sd, Lulu
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very pretty home wedding was solem-
nized.at Lawrence, Mass, at the residence Of
the brides uncle, when. on Sept. 10, Miss
Flora ~, youngest daughter Of the late John
p. sbd Lenors W. French Of Franklin, became
Mrs. Edward A. johnson. The bride was taste.
fully stirred in robe OF brown ottoman silk,
with corsage of Catherine de Mermet roses
clasped by an antique Diamond brooch. The
presents we're numerous and costly, compris-
lnE compete sells OF silver, china and linen.
The groom IS weIi-knoFsn and highly popu-
lar man Of Lawrence. The happy couple will
spend the honeymoon in Maine, for which
State they left directly after the ceremony,
amid shower of rice.