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Recorder l'ri'o'> court was the scene of au
aiTectn, Incident in the trial of Duliss
thrbiuau for assault on his brother vii
liam The trH her, had quarreed over
Williams ieser'Ion Of his wife William
claimed he wasn't married to the woman,
although he bad had two children by her
He testified that She kept disorderly house
in san Francisco md wasn't a fit custodian
for her children Tho woman wept and
eagerly ht>ought the judge not to believe
his statements, sayins;
Il have RAISED my children rs they should
be- brought up"
''Wcll. said his honor, "Ill test it, mad
am, and he turned to the little girl. not
more than three years old. who was cliugng
to her mother. and sud. You say your
prayers"
Then .n,uel most touching scene. The
htte girl climbed from her chair, knet on
the loor with policeman. judge, and her
father and mother arpunI her. and folding
her tin, bands and hitting der eyes to heaven,
she uad the grtndoSt defense of a riother's
word possible Slowly but distinctly this
ch.d. horl with the stain Of shame upon her,
and discarded by her father, lisped IN child
ish accents TIN Lords prayer
y She proc'-~lcl utterly ohlivious of her
surroundings. rough men. who had not heard
q prayer for years, bowed their heads and
many wept Then the childish voice ended
with God bless papa. mamma and Uncle
Duliss, amen
The case was settled, aud hal William
Chrsuan sworn 10 IA thousand oaths that his
wife was had he would have been disbe
heved. II ~aS several minutes before any
SPOKE, aud then the recorder fined the
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lie Vas badly frightened, for be knes that
his ies.is had heen found cut
La answer To questions put TO bum we
learTie-i that h. bad t-en feeding three dsstf
tute families for two motiths or more
He never ht the occupants Of the cabins
know who WAS the giyer q their daily bread,
but ~Jugut them az the hour Of midnight AID
left ,ae food on the step. As ~e hsd seen him
do.
The only excuse be offered was:
"Boss. foua' dean po' foxes widout .
mou'f full. an tuck hlf 20 urn; 20 had er lot Oh
il, an Thought yo'd nebber miss hit-r
.Dsinr yea know il was wrong 10 stealf'
YES sar. but | KANT here no 'onian an
chiIluu cryia Ter bread. when my arms air
long 'll,augh ter git through er Nindow pane
an on fas;eI de sash.
We lid not prosecute Monk, but In the
future the general manager kept up the poor
that Monk discovered, and let aim have the
satisfaction Of taxing II &c them
The orphan boy and girl were taken by
wortay farmer, not far from the mill, and
every nov and then catch sight Of their
happy faces. and think what a change was
maalc Ia their live, and that by negro whom
10 one would Il ust ten steps prior to that
Edward \. Wood in Atlanta Constitution
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.'allrOaos d steamboats,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement OF Trains in Eject Jul,
Isl, 1883.
,uul further notice 'roi". D," August, e, TO,

lutii further notir, trnins huN. Augusta e. h,l
lows
GuING WEST 80 4 VI Tor lewiston Eo,l
hand, Portland aud iIu-t"u, = Ia lpi iiHlipw,u
and Gardiner, uUs Recommendation aud lu tu,\
press t"I Lewiston, Pennington. Roo klaud Intt4ui
and Enstou, 100 y. VI. fur IalioWrl uu,l Gardiner
1it T., tur lirun-Wick Btth Kocknnd Portland
ned Bn-tom. IS! dining Nank., a.u 4 VI Ion
iallnwrll aui Gardiner, II az T. .utpui Tnllnttu
for Lewiston, Portland Hhi iu-Iun. aud Gor Hnilt
saturdays nnlS
GoiNG EAST IN \. VI ldeht ,>pf4--, tor
Sknwliopap, anger liar II4rtat 81. stephen. 81.
John aud Aron- uuE County pit \. VI l,t Nab.I
VILE SkuNlrgHn, lis Ton NutrtNil, Blur,u Kl~
larhur No"srhrHi La, aud ST. ,I"'ut JuuT
Expires tnr Nat"rN iii', lpugnr md Itir illthut.
% T.. VI for Nknwh' gan, H'lta-t. b'>tcr HuGot.
II Ni"ph'u. 81. john aud Arun took count, u
T.. VI. for ui"rVillr.
III, Night Pullman Trains tun ot,h Wu, ,,,f,
night, sunday included, but not la .tnsil, g,u un
y"nd bnnRor, except (" Iinr HArini, ou sot,la5
uturning-.
AttoMMpph nos IEAf\ have t,nt.lti,r tor
Augusta Al IA \. VI, 80 andi iaI' VI ndlaVsu
AZ ~ a. VI, I2o aud BOG T.
titi lt.ii tkAiN for r"fuut' mi Vi ~
irving at ll.ls T. VI. ~ NHt'r,ilt' Iud Nltr,i ,oi,
- T.. NJ, aud 1T $50 T. VI du. tioio ii"-f,p.
l22' and ~ T.. due t,"in N,n,' l,,p aud
atrr, lille. % A. VI uti l2n,l
Through tickets to ut tornii nut all point -i,th
and West may -" hat ui h. II " ll4,r. urk,tue,m
checking all bag 'ng' fac of spru-,
stops only at IanNoll, ,-,liu,r bfnu.NrL
Hud W rsthTuuk junction
fANNON Il'CktK, t.,n'l NIuiar
,. T., BpnIiiBf .ttn'I t'a-.. Hnd IhkI.sgl
Portland, jun %
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To the Honorable County Commissioners of the
county of ksnnebee
Tho UNDERLINED citizens and tax PAYERS of tho
town Of tAy,tte in laid county, respectfully repre-
.suf that The ~ roads laid out In the
vicinity Of Favette tw- I've CORNERS called in said
town arr maintained only by great and unnecr-
expense.
That owing TO the nature Of the soil and the mum
Der 81 bridges II /. extremely difficult To keep the
in repair NJ certain seasons Of the year. That
by making the alterations hsr matter specified great
expense could he ayed to the town annually. and
the public travel much better accommodated They
therefore pray Your Honorable body 10 make the
following alt nations
l. To irakr The following alteration. in the
Chest-rvil.. road called. leading from Chester
VIII. through the Of tay, II. to Fast Livern0re
camp round. called. viz TO iisconfiHur the
portion CONNIE Dcing NJ point thirf rods north Of
the four CORNERS On .aid road that are nearest the
Che -teryi B.. line and extending -nutheily to the
four neaT ihe house occupied by Nathan
N1shsr said portion ming about seventy r. IA IL
'"ng ani To lay cut in place ef the preceding por
ii a new road from aid point thirty rod. noItn Of
the first four corners aboy- mtnfi ned to the tour
corner. the hoH.r ~ o. Il Mar-tan.
> Ia inak" the foilosing all. rstion- in the
Un,rrsa' It road, 20 called. leading frotn nher-
WOODS y q to I.ivernore ais viz to DISCONTINUE
the p.artj nring po thirty rod
.ris Of thu hrst 4 rner~ abo p. Reuiioned, and
extending westerly TO the four tie
house Of o r. Narstnn. .aid Tor ion bring about
seventy rods Ia length and 70 Ia out place of
the pr're ing portion n-w road leaaiag from said
point thirty rods es-terly Of said r-t four
TO the four near the house occupied by
Nathan Mosher.
And ss in duty bound will pray.
F.YKrTK, MI June 18th iss9
. - s.iactmen and Road
r. "HiFIfH"RE. Commissioners Of
=, Fsyett. and TWEEN.
y IL '"''S' ty -is other.
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A handsome complexion IS one of the
greatest charms "A woman can possess. POz
zoni's Complexion Powder gives it.
d&wlwnr
The Tru. ReAson-N.sh Ply Made Easy.
There is reason in everything, but not
every reason given is true. About washing
clothes, for Instance common sense ard the
chemistry of everyda, life teach us that Ger
tain thing, must be done, while others ma,
be left undone. Clothes must be made
clean, sweet pure and wholesome without
either injuring the fabric or the hands of tn.
lsuniress If these objects can be attained
1t does not matter as TO what methods are
used, and the soap or soap powder, no mat
te- what it is called, that will admit of til.
most varied methGds of use is the handie,t
Some things. however. are important Il
observe. The dirt ana all soap must be en-
tirely removed from the intersticts of tn,
clothes a ID nj. microbes must be destroyed
The only aud easiest VA, to do this is b,
heating the water in which the clothes are
contained TO die boiling point The boiling
wafer. b, constant self agit ,tion, is forced
through the interstices Of the fabrics, and
thus clcaoses them from dirt, and disease
breeding mi, rpbes, as tiiey eau tie cleansed
in no other ~ay-and without in any man
ner iujurirg the fabric. As there is no
royal roa'! to learning neither is there an,
easier, surer or safer way of washing clothe,
ci,an ard freeing them from all disease
breeding M, robes or bacteria than by using
rvie's !'carline, and to strictly follow the
directions accompanying each package
Above all things. avoid any soap or SOAP
powder thst does not work to best sdvantag
IN hot water.-Amerieaa Anatyst, NJ Y.
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Castoris "a recommended by physicians fol
children te, thing. # is purely vegetable
preparation, its ingredients are pubshed
around each bottle. 1t is pleasant to the
taste and absolutely harmless. 1t relieve.
cor s,ipstion, regulates the bowels, quiets
pain, lures lisrrhea and wind collie, allsy'
feverishness, destroys worms, and prevents
commissions soothes the child and gives il
refreshing I'd natural sleep. Castoris is til,
children rAnacea--the mothers friend
Catarrh cured, health and sweet breath
secured, by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price
80 cents Nasal Injector free. For sale by
c. b. Murphy. juy2l&wlwchwky
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uNtiND EREO-

Far westward Is . xnov bound rrakn:
Eastward. . soui S saying
Though have boxed 50 hsns in vzin
This ID not k1vs's Delaying;
FoF have such certain ss-tsse
OF answer It . prs=ctsns,e-
The is=ftsr. from iis barriers free,
Hastss u :he love thac waited
Lol its frss words: 50 aoss. are re.
That Il by STOW heiaE<t..
This message you are ssIr- 10 fees
The day before you break the SEAL
Dye. that never dEeH apart,
Though hail ssoh- may sever,
THUS Will L BE. when heart Ia heart
Can show no sign forever
Though 9earh snoss la'5tIi Ike HitnAiay.
YET soul TO soul, anhaTr-.i VIII fly.
Charlotte Flske Bates IN C-rturv
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STATE OF MAINE.


kESNEBES - Board Of County Commissioners.
April Session. ls-s.
ON the foregoing petition, satisfactory eviie nee
having been received that the petitioners are rc-pon
slide and ought 70 10 be- heard touching the matter
-et forth in said p-iiion, it il
ORDERED. Thai thirty iay-' previous notice BE-
given that the County Commissioners will eef az
Twelve CORNERS, IN Fayptte Wednesday. the 7th
dav Of Angus, 1t at O'Clock, z. VI. and thence
proceed yi,w the route me- ntionef in said petition,
and Immediately afterwards hear the parties and
their and then TAX" such further measures
in the premises gay BE- adiB3xed proper. said
notice to be given By serving an atested copy Of aid
petition and ,hi- order thereon, upon the Clerk
of the town Of Fayete. aud by posting up such cop
ie- in three public places in each Of .sid towns aud
By publishing the same il the ksnnebse Journal, =
public newspaper printed in said county; shat all
p-rsons and corporations Interested may attend and
be heard If they think proper.
ATTEST. W. $. CHOATE, Clerk.
true copy Of the Petition aai order Of Court
thereon
ATTEST; VS.. CHoATE, Clerk
iuly2dIt
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EVOLUTION.


Tie slr haa ct and Ia the mellow hghs
S,isYiasiT- 81 the @sst---tl1s aftergor-
ot1- star vas laiatiy shining. banging low
On the A.srtz5n's edge; Advancing night
Dsex sies.oxs through the cir and ser the height;
wler IN the east, 4 rsid3y FIRE, and %.
Sew ls,hEl TIE fun faced Eoon vas climbing
siOz
The spsll<o SKY The star. one moment fright
Fstlnged trembling down the VOID
Can this thing be.
Ttasr frsnn oar souao%r he, a. stizltly.
One lie fasiszs out. swung down By Cosr.ic av.
wh8en Afts another up Do all things draw
s.z.saeat % nature movement and arc sc
SiIr parcel Of tie earth. Ike rock Or tree'
-CEars-s r. Johnson In Temple Bar.
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cuRiosITlEs OF NATURE.
A Intsr.-tinx Lecture the Lower
Foruss Of Animal Life.

A Int@r.-tinx Lecture the Lower
Form. of Animal Life.
DR. " l. Johnson !ecturesi in the hall Il
Cooper Meslieal college. San Francisco, tax
ing Tor his theme. The Lower Forms II
Animal Life" He treated bis subject In
popular nlanI-r With aIlnsions selected
from classical! authors. not wholly devoid Of
nu1nor, he commenced the lecture by assert
ing that oysters. although having 40 head
we're capahle II being educated
II the shell II the adult b- examined, the
Overlapping, shoots Will ia found 10 represent
the year . growth, and thus the logic u ia
ture IA illustrated The rings on the bole u
tree are counted ~ isarn It's age, and a
tf>,key fixes the age Of horse By its teeth.
The lo%er forms II animal life have as
keen an appreciation u the forces Of nature
a. man
The Ehoiasiss may be cited in illustration
Their teeth resemble in some measure rasp
Of file, and form good weapon In boring
and peri srating the rocks Brunsr, the great
engineer, gained valuable information from
watching the habits 4 the ship worm, and
much benefit has resulted 10 man from closely
watching the habits u the lower animal
world
The wnelk il. one Of the class possessing a
head It pu~s.nses boring instrument cal
culatel to Ill the heart Of an engineer With
envy On TIM SEA b.s.-h you may find shells
perforated With holes, certain sign they
have surrendered their lives to one Of this
family
In the Linqual ribbons the teeth ere Of the
most extraordinary Kind and nunlber-it has
been estimated - 40 The snail, which pos
sess,,s "A stomach, liver and intestines, marks
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What fine expression that was in the
So. non today about the boys being father to
the ought, though | don't quite agree with
it VIII, 7 look at our boys
"oh, - dear you are quite mistaken
What be said was that the wish is the father
Of tic man. But it was splendid, almost as
good Us Browning
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It a often very difficult to tell what kind
OF laxative to give to a very young child
who IS suffering from constipation The
cny M dicine which is at the same time per
fectly SAFE. effective and pl asant to take, i.
HAMBULG FIGS, % cents Dose, one
Fig, Nick Drug Co., N. Y.
july2eodlw
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De>r L.k.


been secured and mary must be ,arned away
for the want Of accommodations Nearly all
the schools in town are nov IN session. sith
IRE, elias. teachers Mrs. Galea Fix OF
K3ckiand. who has been visiting relatives e
sunset. returned home Tuesday Miss II
Raynes arrived at Sunset from Bost n
TUESDAY and opened her large boarding
house. She vas accompanied BY her
niece. Mis-. Lenors b Raynes The
cutter. % the granite quarry Of J.
Cos. have stopped ~ork.--Dr f A FRI K
Of South Deer l,le, IL having an Apoihecary
shop ERECTED a. Green's Landins Mr..
Ste phrn knoslton of Sunset delivered lee
tare On Roman life at Green's Landing
Monday evening"
KEssEBgc.
Htadsoy
On the eve Of the 25th, while Mr. and Mrs
Frank C0lburn were out riding, a large com
pany consisting Of members Of the VI.
church and congregation assembled At their
~ .iieBcr IL being Mrs. Celburn 9Th birth-
day pom their return. To their great sur
prise. they found their spaclou. rooms
brilliantly illuminated and filled Nth merry
company Mrs Coiburn vas presented sith
beautiful dinner set in appreciation Of str
vices rendered organist In the church
Cake and ice cream were served In due
time the company returned TO their home,
we'll pleased sith their visit
Cheisea.
Pleasant Lodge, No 81. O. e. T gave
straw berry supper few evening. ago at the
school house in district No. . There was
about sixty present and they sat dpwn 10 two
long tables which were loaded Nth straw
berries, cake, cream and other choice eat
sbes. There vas enough left 10 feed sixty
more after all had had their al. The cere-
monies closed With singing and music On the
organ by members Of the order. All went
home at a late hour and voted that it uss
one of the grandest entertainments that
Pleasant Lodge ever had The lodge wll
give an ice cream supper ia a few weeks
Chas Dondt 70 is about completing the larry
est and best built barn ever constructed in
this town. 1t il los by g. feet with large
celler under the ba>ement. This barn
has all of the mordcrn improvements
and the owner has just reason to be proud of
tins structure The building when finished
" II cost from - 900 10 50 900. Mrs. II
y Liiten of Brewer, Maine. - visiting friends
about town Mrs Frel Huxley after long
siege of sickness IL improving IN health Al
ven rv"ier a'n' 'i'roe'' p'a,'"a'n INV con
H"eteu 70 cur t'r nay on u,e James h'o"n'
'. e h'anch'rl a'i "'l'ey ""itc 'a'ins
thffe VIII ne aiAtRe nay crop IN 'h'' lp'aiey
ana FARMERS are h''sine fe'nH t"f rapti Work
- uie "ei'' i"r t"e next tHrfe "r'S'' ts
~'i "' s""u' % ivy 10y s'"' u,'" ne
'oss 70 o"'''uc' 'he "e'sea Try INA
puma '"'''" NV "c'u 'Hi'N a.
'lt scn"o' "'.S' At '"''s's t'ls''' I" see
N"'' ''l w "'' "a '''N"'S u s''' ~ "''
,oNn'l"'n III '','uE u'e 'e"Y n''"''
iA'''eneh ana - " 'oPP's on u'l''a
'''s"'s nave 'e'"'"'" ''"'' ''''' " DOS
'oh'
CHINA
we shai 'ei'pra'e th's year IN ofier To
',,1, a,,,'. go !, NV, r. ,'..,,'.'
Iii ....,'.. ~ ; i .'
;.,' a." -. l,.,i'.
. - , H.
-,
VIZ vernon
Mr. Frank q Butler of Boston - at home
for few DAYS -Quitr a number Of VI,
Vernons sons and daughters are expected
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That baoang cough can be so quickly
cured By Stiloh's Cure. We guarantee it.
For sale b. G. B Murphy.
jul, 2i&wIwchuky
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Timber Land for Sale.

ne north half Of Io~nshfp No. 4 Range 4, Srssk
lin Cosnfy, Me. Also two blocks one mile sqsa-.
eA1h AdioinsnG In No. Z, T. 8. This trac. contains
between u go and u 900 Acres the lasgest part 0.
which Il heavily dnbered With zine, spr7c1 aad CT
Oar. which aAA never hssn cailet; estimated At Be
Alder Ssreaa And Tn Brocx, both Of vhish eYcss
f. taxing In $ par Of the famous Tim Pori. Thee
streams empty into Dead River, vhtch Ss3ss to
The Epszss~e h-sox Esos-hsss Lake
.'f-sSgT IDSGYSLI "
.Si- ~ ~a-sts.. s.ts.
xyziag:
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no TIE DIAt-A Person cured OF Deafness
i and noises the head % ~ years standing BY
a simpl remedy, will send description Of 1t FREi
to any Person who spphes to NICHOLSON. ~
MAJ DougRIl street, New York. y. y. a.
ouctad2tavAvly
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Rtrsrst,ie

Rev. Lewis Wentworth of Clinton was in
the place Wednesday j phn I sherman re-
turned from Boston Wednesday Miss I.su-
"a Turner of Boston is in the place Al
Hodges Of W,nslow passed through here
Thursday with four VERY nice anil high
priced horses for gentlemen In Bo.;en --
George + DYER of Cornish, y. II va. in
the place Thursday MIR. Lewis Monres
AMI her daughter E'h.l of Washington d c.
arrived last Friday, stopping with
her father and mother Il Y Reed AMI
Mrs Frazett Reed.-Miss Fannie Rus
of Lewiston IN the place rith her aunt
Mrs. Hannah Russell William Cunning
ham of Newcastle is in the place stopping
with Mrs Abbott Reilon Mrs. Nelson and
her daughter of Win.ow are in tosn
with J. A Eugleys family Last Friiay We
hsd the most terrific electric tempest that We
have hal for many years hoh of lIgh.-
nirg struck the stable of Samuel wsnofSNie
and shattered the timners in d, struetive
manner and broke OUT tsenty 1--WE lights of
glass. The house connected with the
stable was rut injured Mr.
ieha Srel lives in the house.
John McGowen. wife and chli Of Chntol
Mass, snd Mrs. Joseph Mathews of Win
chester. Mass, are in the place and ar
stopping with Mr. David Ellis -Our Sab
bath school has increased in numbers OF late
100 per cent. A good interest 10 tae study
of The Bible is manifested Mrs. Aiken.
our pastors wife, will have a class of young
men snd young ladies' of ten or twelve
Last Sui day evening our pastor, Brother
Aiken, came down from The corner ard con
Quoted the praise and prayer meeting Their
were some at the evening meeting who are
not usually with us.-Lssi SUNDAY the Their
mometer registered in the shade ~ degrees
MIR Siurgis will not commence 10 ent has
grass until the sth inst the hrst MONDAY
after the tih. Grass ~iii not be in eond'-
ton TO cut as early AS was calculated upon
two weeks szo. Ii is growing now finely.
Some of our farmers commenced haying last
Monday. The crop will be good in tli.
place, better than the average, with but very
little white weed.
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Special advertisements

bnsn scye:i,s ne. tt. nc. txceedins .hrv, nAsr
comirg I':ti. I. btsr o. >Srv'
70 =, i-.rr. E. NJ. q IL, .3,. IAsa
- s e-r - :.i~H- ~ tfttif TnG o. SSri
d % des.s /, III sal. slSr. AZ NOT Pal, -
ApTtNof, K 90 '-,.tS WILL Bk CaARdxr.
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wash1sys

Hash5sra
Rev. Mr.. Brady occupied the pulpit in tie
Bsp,ls, church Sunday --Wm. 7. Allen,
E.q o., Of Carbon spends one day Of each
week in oHr village. D3e days lar lasts Us
for that length Of time. The Wsshburns
played against the Lyndon nine lat FfIiAy.
Scores q % 10 IN favor Of Lyndons
thirty couples vent from our village TO Fl
Fairfield 10 the l. y Of o. r. reunion Hsld
ther the 2fth zad 9th. A nns programme
zas arranged and bad IL rot rsiart
the affair you'd doubtless have been
the most pleasant ever seen in Aroostook
county We we're very sorry % lsarn Of u e
death Of Charlie, eldest son Of Mr.. \.
Din gIey, Who vas drosnsd recently While
bathing Ia the pond near his home in South
Casco lie r4s only in the water fee
moments, yet every erorr Of friends add
physician faiIesi To restore him TO life He
vas a very smart boy, about 70 years Of age
and he will be sadly missed by the whole
community Mr.. and Mr. Dingley and the
whole family bsve the sympathy Of host Of
friends in this sad bereavement
HAseocx-
DEER hte.
Sunset i. hayias a good number Of sum
msr boar'i.rs the present season. Every
available boarding place In the vicinity has
been secured and many must be tarned away
for the want Of accommodations Nearly all
the schools 10 town are nov 10 session, Sith
fret class teachers Mrs Galsn fix OF
Kaekland who has been visiting relatives Il
sunset, returned home Tuesday Miss II
Kaynes arrived at Sunset from Boste
TUESDAY and opened her large boarding
house She vas accompanied by her
niece. Miss i.enors b. Raynss i The
cniter. % the granite quarry OF J.
Goss have stopped rork--Dr f Fri <
Of South Deer lsle, IL having an Apoinscary
shop erected a. Green's Landing Mr.
Ste phen Il noslton Of Sunset delivered lee
tare On Roman life at Green's Landing
Monday evening"
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For Sale.

IOR SAIE-Noung horse, very stylish, quite
L speedy, extra good roadster also top huggy
new lat season. Vii let REASONABLE, or eel very
cheap this week T.. ;. CoLBtKN III Bridge st
july2dlw'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-02
Sooec Directory.

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FRIDAY evening ~ O'clock
are cordially invited 10 the mrctsaSS NV ""
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-02

Mr. Frank & Butler Of Boston s nj home
for few DAYS Quite number Of NJ
Vernons sons and daughters are expected
soon to spend their vacation. ~ The bays arr
getting ready to MAKE bIz nose Wedn,s
DAY night
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-02-14

Having purchased Of Brown 4 Hos
kins their interest in the UBt,ertn king
business. AIN now prepared to atten,l
to all calls in that line. I win also At
tend to the repairing and npholsteripe
Of Furniture, sto. Shop on Commercirl
street, next door TO Brown l. Hoskins.
old slnnd.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-02-14

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