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, 1889-08-31
A Successful New Novel.

Lord Dunmersey. the new novel by Le'
ander Richardson, appears to have made
a remarkable sensation. The first edition
of 0,00G copies has been snapped up by
the dealers. and the presses are hard at
work getting out a second large edition.
The extreme oddity of the story seems to
have struck the public fancy, The hero
is a clever rascal. whose best point is his
unruffied courage. He does all sorts of
unprincipled things, but in the end atones
for his villainies by taking his own life
rather than involve the girls LIE loves. He
is an adventurer of the most dangerous
kind, masduerading in America as an
English lord. He will commit a desper-
ate crime and perform an act of noble
self sacrifice with equal facility. and the
reader is sorry when he dies. The book
is full to the brlm with both smiles and
tears, and the person who takes it up for
a half-hour is not likely to put it down
until it has been finished.
, 1889-08-31
For fine watch repairing.
David Miller, 3l9 w. 18th street,
EhOIern In Michigan,

DR.. +. d. Larke, of Rogers City,
Michigan, says the epidemic of last year
in Presque Isle county, in which so many
persons lost their lives, was choleric dys,
EMERY instead of cholera as first reported.
He used Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and piarrhoea Remedy and says it sue
ceeded, where all other remedies failed.
Not a single case was lost in which it was
used. This Remedy is the most reliable
and the most successful medicine known
for collie, cholera morbus, dysentery, dIar-
rhoea and bloody hux. 25 and so cent
bottles for sale by b. B. David, druggist.
, 1889-08-31
Tramps.

Seven tramps are breaking stone for
the city at the municipal qaarry. One Is
kept at the calaboose as a sample for the
officers and reception committee for adj
ditions to the gang. Three tramps are
held on the charge of resisting an officer
They interferred to prevent the capture
of the boy who burgaralYzed the resi-
dence portion of the Western hotel.
, 1889-08-31

Lake Mahpalutah ice. J. i. Murray
1910 Ferguson street.
Tax Notice.

CHEYENNE, Wyo.. Aug. 20, 1885,
To the Taxpayers Of The Cfy of CHey-
Public notice is hereby given that
on the llth day of August, A. d. 1889,
the tax list of the city of Cheyenne for
the year 1859 was delivered to me and i'm
mediate payment of the taxes therein lev
led is hereby requested.
If any tax is not paid on or before
Sept. 20, 1889, | shall proceed to collect
the same by distress and sale of personal
property. A. ID. KELLEY,
City Treasurer.
, 1889-08-31

A meeting of the board of trade trus-
tees has been called for A o'clock this af-
%ternoon. 1t is desired that every mem
Der of the directorate appear at Secre-
tary Jeffrey's office at the designated
bnur
, 1889-08-31

Send two cents in stamps to h. l.. To-
max. general passenger agent Union Pac-
ciic railway, Omaha, Neb., and secure a
copy Of Outdoor Sports and Pastimes,
containing complete rules for lawn tennis,
croquet and base ball; Just issued.
, 1889-08-31

A Compliment From Rhode Island.
To the Editor of The Leader.
EsooHEAG, Kent Co., r. l.. Aug. &c.
Seeing your items SO often copied by
Eastern papers with credit (Which are
always good) has awakened a desire to
get a specimen copy of your daily and
weekly of a late issue. Yours truly,
A. G. G. SLocUM.
, 1889-08-31
The Prince of cutters returns to Che,

The Prince of cutters returns to Chey
enne after n visit of six weeks spent in
New York, Boston and Chicago looking
up the late things in fine custom tailoring,
and can now be found at his old stand
with B. Hellman. He says he al now
cut you a suit in either New York, Bos-
ton or Chicago cry latest styles. Our
prices are lower than ever and our stock
of cloths more complete. Call and see
us. B. HELLMAN.
, 1889-08-31

The Greeley ball players we're accom-
panied to Cheyenne by F. P. Frost, Geo.
NJ. Currier and Ilwife, f.. o.. Patton, w.
Ewing, W. B. Murray and Manager
Fezer.
, 1889-08-31

Miss Dolloff IS kindergarten and pri
mary school will reopen Monday Sept. 2
3l3 East Eighteenth street.
, 1889-08-31

Miss Louise NJ. Watson, formerly of
Springfield, ILL.,, will reopen her kinder
garten and primary school on Monday,
Sept. 2. For terms, ETC., please inquire
at the residence of A. G. McGregor, 1917
Ferguson street.
, 1889-08-31

Burnett Extract at
Il. S. JOHNSTON & Bios.
, 1889-08-31

For good hack service call teleohone No. 9
, 1889-08-31

Job printing at the Leader office.
, 1889-08-31

fstorica1 Dept Cheyenne, Hyo.
, 1889-08-31
MISS STELLA MAY
WANTED.

WANTED-A middle aged woman
without encumbrances to cook on a
ranch. Apply at this office.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-19

IL is n very pretty story: In 1877 0erma.
artisan, . shoemaker, died In Charleston.
He had . brother here, 70 whom, on his
deathhed. hs bequeathed an old box about
the size Of the vessel IN which ladies plant 60
raniums in lieu Of the clay pots Of Dutch
manufacture The brother, who became heir
to the pot, knew not what 70 do with the
legacy, but he kept 1t in a trunk until few
years ago, when he married. 1t was suhesr
quently taken from the trunk and given to
his little girl rs plaything. The little gil
scattered the contents Of the box, pegs avis,
etc. to the four winds
About q year ago her father died, and .
loving wife utilized the box ~ one in which
she planted some geraniums and placed
it on the grave Of her dead husband. When
the plants grew the box was taken back to
the city and did service again AZ play thing.
One dag the bottom fell out Of the box, and
IL WAS then found that the heirloom bad two
bottoms A roll Of bank bills fell out Of tbs
false bottom and with the roll some pieces Of
silver-three half dollars The fact was re-
ported To the little girls mother, and on
counting the amount she found that it was
si35 It has b.en since ascertained that the
man who left the small but interesting legacy
died before he could explain the reason fos
the gift Of the box-Charleston News and
Courier.
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York County Pomoas Or snxe.

The annual election Of officers Of this
grange occurred At the meeting held ri
Goodsip's Mills, on December IL. The fol-
loving were elected
Mas sr--o<th sIsDotf Of Sseo; Ovessees---
rrentiss Day Of Ksnneb bunk Lscturer--Col-
Hos Emmoas Of kennebanx; Steward--J.
4 D.nnett Of Goodsin's Mills; Assistant
ste~srd--Leonori Hooper Of Bidiaford I;
ChApisiD--R~v. o. J. Hxnc ,ck Of North
sseo; Tseassrer--C. b. Clsaves Of Good
vim. Milis; Seeretsry--Nrs. 5 LoviniA
Brown Of Ssco; Gate Keeper--G~orse W.
Carter Of Biiieford; Csres-Ars. Seth
sinuott Of ssco. pono ua-Mrs. Premise
Day Of Ken chunk; Fiors-Mrs. r. T..
Phiipot Of Limerick; LAZY Assistant Ste
vsrd--Mrs J %. Harmon Of Buxton.
A ter the election and the preliminary ex-
srcises. the usual address of welcome was
given by Miss Nellie Murcb and ably and
Aareesbly res ondri to ny Granville TsrboI
OF Saco Grange There was An open SEES
sion 10 the evening and the hall was filled
With an attentive aud spprs ciative audience,
a. they listen. 4 to onr worthy chaplain, q. J.
Hancock. a. he addressed them in regard to
the purposes and worth Of the order, OF its
ben. hts to farmers, lis social and educational
sdyaotages to old and young Of both sexes.
The address was An admirable one. and vas
welcomed by hearty applause.
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MARKET REPORTS.



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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-19
LITERARY LIGHTS.

Marshal Mcmahon, the veteran French
soldier and ex-president, 10 at work On his
memoirs
The Grand Duke Of OideaburE has written
drama, but he has to pay all the expenses
Of production.
Frederick E. weatherly wrote the famous
Nancy Lee in an hour. while waiting for .
pupil be was tutoring.
The Due de Morny has prepared for The
press the memoirs Of his father the famous
munster Of Napoleon I'LL
W. Clark Russell. the marine novelist. who
is now holelessly crippled by rheumatism.
spends most Of his time in . wheeled chair.
The novelist Bulwers wife once wrote to
Wilkie Collins that he did not know how To
describe a villain: Now she said, If you
want . villain, write up my husband"
George Ebsrs. at 81 Year, Of age, is pro
fessor Of Egyptoloxy At Leipzig university,
and says be writes novels because persistent
Hines prevents his doing harder work for .
living.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-19

A. the annual meeting Of this soeissy The
treasurer. Cspe. r. r. Tufss. reporse4 shss rbs
seesirss Of the past yeAr smosnsed % e..
siS 70; ezpendsturss, el,ssl s.. The dehe
Of thu society. h adj. vss $500. 4 c.
Hobbs. Esq. Of Wea fasnisysSs. II Ne
board Of Trustees, Ds.senssd TIER ssppst He
said that the erection Of he nev
building for horses and their trainers.
together vah IDpssveDeuts made sboss
The grounds, sish tbs payment II seaes 90 :
standins afainst the society. had brought
aooa; tie slisht deficiency Ia reality the
society had maize steady hsanciai saia, and
was sio.ly hut 'ureiy vipine out it, debt.
The estimated vsiue II the land sni buihting.
owned b. the socisty 10 % 800. The cleo
ton Of efacsSs fur the ensuing year resulted
- fsilsss: President, Rolio 8. Saopson ol
| Temple; Vice Presidents, Meilen Hayes ol
Farming sn; SECRETARY, Edwasd 4. Hall d
CbesservilIe ; Treasurer and Collector. Peter
T. Tnsts Of Frmington; Trustees. Eugene
y Gilman. Pennington; J. Y Moshef, New
vineyard. Geo. McLsaghiia. Ses sharon
Benson W. BrS~o, Wilton; Melvin r. Tafts,
Pennington; Custodian Of Grounds, Henry
sprasus, Pennington On motion Of ) X.
Leland Of FarmiHgson IL vas voted 70 double
the premiums on tbossushbreds and 70 add
Nifty pr cent TO the premiums on graies
TN motion Of u. A. Hail Of CbesssrvllIe thr
pre- minms Oh fruit we're iaefessed twenty ave
per cent. The matter Of joining the Ns-
tion4i Trpttisg Association sas discussed d
some lsossh and IL va decided 70 join ths
| Assoeiaiion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-19

The following bills which had their origin
10 the offices Of the several municipal judges
we're siiosed by the county commissioners,
Wsdnesds, Augusta, liquor cases, $685.
10, druoksns"s-. sis5.15, other crimes.
sI2s %, total. s70s - Chelsea. liquor
casss. s432 ~ other crimes, sz7 0s, total,
e<sy ys II 10 very noticeable that about
ninety per cent u this total Expense is for
the prosecution of hqaor cases. Gardiner.
trsmps s27.0i. liquor eases and dronks,
s34S.26. other crins., So Is, care and food
for prisoners before trial. sS7 35; total.
e4s2 ~. Randolph, drunkenness and liquor
cases. si79.4s. 'rsmps, ss.47; total. sies :
W. II nnsi he nmsmembs red that these
only represent bill. coming from the NUM-
cipsI judge.' Offices and that other bills con-
nscted With the came osenses are ye; to
come In.
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Sunshine IN the House

MIR. Donald q. Mitchell maintains In one
VI bis Edge~ ood rural books, that = shade
tree IL too close TO the house when II casts =
shadow on the roof. A physician, writing in
The st. Louis Magazine accepts this - q
safe rule. and urges. and illustrates from es.
perience. the advantage Of unrestricted sun
raya: "If blinds we're removed, and uothir Z
but curtain left to lessen on the hottie u
DAYS the instensity of the heat. il would add
greatly to the tone Of our nerves AMI our
general vi.or. fiaxxss which project over
the lower story always make that less healthy
than the upper story, especially for sleeping
purposes. I am sure | have cured greai
many csses of rheumatism b, advising
patients to leave bedrooms sha'iel by trees
Or piaazas. and sleep In room aud bed
which were constantly dried and purified h,
the direct rays of the sun.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-19
STRAY BITS


All the police in England number 81 900.
The life insurance in force In the entire
world Is estimated at s, 800, 10000
According To official statistics Marseilles'
traffic has nearly doubled since 1870
The greatest depth found by Capt. SprAtt
ia the western Mediterranean basin was be-
tween Sicily. Sardinia and Africa about
1880 feet,.
The Pilgrims Progress" has besc trans-
lated into Amharic, tue language Of AbyS
sinia The book has now been translated
into eighty-four languages.
The English postofiic. does all the express
business in Great Britain, carrying parcels
at All average cost Of eleven cents each. and
makes profit of &, 80 900 year.
The longest tunnels in the world are: st.
Gothard the longest Of alb, $3.50 feet;
Mount Gems, 81 so. HoosAck, q. $50; Sew
ern. 2. sl2, Nochistohgs. 81 $50; Sutro, 81, I'D
Queen Victoria's crown. kept with other
royal regaha under strong guard at the old
tower and worn only on state occasions, b
worth 500 900. metal. gems and decorations
included.
Electric lights have been adopted to such
an extent in the cities and towns Of Guate-
has largely fallen OF At the capital the use
OF oil has diminished one-half
The hsstinado Is still in use in Hungary to
make refractory peasants testify about &C
completes or as % their own misie,-is, and
the Hungarian press has recently engaged in
a campaign against this relic of barbarism.
Naples correspondent writes that n ter
rible storm in the province of Catsnia was
marked by curious phenomenon. Near
San Matteo rent was formed in the earth
from north to south nearly a mile long, p
feet wide and from 10 50 feet deep
A Frankfort mathematician, DR.. Bsin,
calculates that two men playing dominoes
ten hours day and making four moves =
minute could continue liSW0,Uo years
without exhausting ali the combinations VI
the game, the total nunber Of which il 2sS.-
52s,2ll so
A JAPANESE paper reports . battle OF but
terfiies which took place on the 10Th and 21St
Of August last, near Nojima It took place
above narrow road and was witnessed by
many of the villagers The fight was finished
before noon on the 2lst and the adjoining
fields were covered by the bodies Of the slain
The physicians Of the late Dom Louis, OF
Portugal. have received royal rewards for
their services The chief physician received
10000 francs for eighteen visits; another,
who attended ten consultations, d, 0UU francs,
while several others who attended the con
situations received from 900 to $500 francs
each time. so that altogether the last illness
Of the king cost 90, 600.
A very queer custom in Oconee county,
s. c., il the manner Of burial often prac-
ticsd. Instead Of elaborate marble head
stones or other such MEMORIALS to the dead
the Carolinisn will buim over the mound .
shed or a small house to protect the grave
from the inclemency Of the weather. In the
cass Of the better class Of mountainesr he
will paint this wooden nausoleuni
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-19
EARLY RISING BIRDS.

The thrush Is audible about half past in
The morning.
Thsquail's whistling ID hard in the woods
about . O'Clock
Ths blackcap turns up At half-psss . On .
GUNNER Morning.
By 4. the blackbird ,naks shs wood ~
sound with his melody.
Ths Aouss sparrow and tomsis coms last -
the list - early rising hirdA
Al shWt intervals air. half-pasf ~
voices Of the robin cd vTsn are hsaed h
the land
n grssnApch , ~ 1r1 b IN. -
sings . early = ha3Tn8 q . anaR
morning.
IL lark dos ~ ~ unH0 afs~ ~ -
1neA. hnnss ~ sanhg 4 eeh@ 49,
ro~ fnak have - aH1y 49, fera -
UAHA -Nonhunl ~.
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H. sure and call for DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup, !. you are troubled with bad cough
or cold
Mr.. l. Il. Kiefer. Of Lancaster, Pa. wrote
US Having a sprsiued leg Of almost thirty
DAYS standing, AMI after trying half dozen
sivertis-i preparations in the market with
out satisfactory results, tried salvation Oil,
aud 10 iess than three days my leg was all
right again. There's nothing like it.
decl9 iltfolrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-19

Exists when the kidneys lose their activity rromp,
measures should b~ taken 10 renew IL, otherwise
BriKht's disease, diabetes, CT some other organic
trvsble, II TO be appFehendcd ~ . consequence
Hostctters stomach ritters IL = most desirable di
urctic, it, stnulative action spou these organs
never crosses the border line Of safety and merees
intO irritation. ~ do many sinauAnts used for the
SAme purpose by the careless and uuinstrustsd. This
stimuli u colnmeree, nefy and amedicated, moi
suitable corrective agents In q like this. They
excite without producing . permanently desired
result The ..iust naediunl" between them and ~
inedectual diuretic l. the Rit:ert, which Il Aso
speciac Ter Al. rial complain dyspepaia, coustips
t{nr smAr ham liam
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Marrieo.

In Portland, Dec. II, Christian Msguenson and
Miss Jennie Hansen, both of Portland.
In Harrington. p-c \, Capt. Atwood Is. Norton
and Miss JENNIE n Look, both of Harrington.
In Portland, Dee. "a. Neils e. Hansen and Mis-
Fauiiua c. Sog.' sd, both OF Portland.
In Rath, Dec. II. Dr. Geo. D.. Percy OF salem and
Miss Helen Richardson of Bath, Dee. IL, Walter b.
Lowell and Miss Emma +. Turner
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H1W Old ARE YOU !!

Ther~ arr hundreds OF persons between W and leo
years OF age--yet strong and vigorou.-who>e Ion.
srevity Is due to their having known the
SHAKERS SECRET OF LONG LIFE.
These wonderful people cannot prevent the com
Ing of Tim<'s WTsfer. but by their activity and
health In advanced aEe they prove that even
'.Where the snowhakes fall thickest
There's nothing can freeze."
An elastic step, an erect and manly bearing
bright eye. resousnt voice, ambition and ability
for work pleasure these things they offer in the
place OF dropping spirits, despslring hooks. and Of
that tirvd and weary feeling which neither rect
sleep aysiis to relieve.
The shakers made = study Of medicinal roots and
herbs with view to preparing 4 ruiedy which
should he absolute and certain cure for indieee
ton and dyspepsia, knowing. As they did, that II
was the source Of other diseases ana the
Of the early decay and death manifest among the
and the result was the celebrated SIfA EXTRACT
OF Rows, sold and used In Ill parts Of the world
A pamphlet descfibing this great discorert OF the
SAafsrsf- low Published. Resd II. aud
GIVE Up tina FOOLISH NOTION
that your labor and enjsvnents are over. Read IL
and Eearn hov the Pssriarchs Of ancient days were
able long tc defy Il Poser which pals down the
Oh ard dtssolyes the Grssise
NOTHING MORE INTERESTING
10 hxely to attract your attention. 1t IL short and
contnins portraits By IN eminent artist Of famous
nan and women ulnstrafisg the authors theory.
Copees 0ailed free on Application. Addrsr
A. y. WHITE,
saal71eoAAvAunx ~ D1Ans street. New TEA
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The Maine u,smt<rs Of the Sew England
woman press Association sse; Mr.. Anna
sa,seu, Hunt. Aasusta, Ars Helen A. Cous
Inc, Lan Dine; Mise Mab<! Elvell, Portland /;
Mrs.. Eaun'e X Hamilton. Biddef1Fd; Miss
Dora n. Morrill,. Gardiner; Miss Nelen II.
Smith, Bar Hsrbor; Miss Kate l.. vsnnah.
Gardiner.
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Heart disesse is like an assassin. which
creeps upon You in the dark, aud strike. you
when unaware. Therefore, 20 not overlook
any unessiness ia the region of the heart or
disturbance in its action, but at once take DR..
Fiint's Remedy. Descriptive treatise sith
each bottle; or address Mack Drug Co,
N. Y. dscl7eoi folrm
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HAND BILLS

For enteTtalnment0, bust
ness, specials, excursions,
dances, social gatherings,
etc., etc., printed In first
clooo style a-d at lovvo0s
prices, at the konno6oo
journal ONCE. psomptneoe
b our motto.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-19

Aask Twain snes saiA that when
women were permitted to vote, and we're en-
titled to make our laws, they would among
other things enact.
First That every man must be 1t home
II ten r. NJ, without fail.
Second.-That married men should bessov
some attention TO their own wives, &C., &c.
He might have ADDED also that they woulf
enact that . man b. compelled 70 keep hi
liver ~ good shspe, and consequently III.
mind q esse And for thu purpoee there j.
nothing 90 EN- aeious q Steele's Little Bill
PILE. 81 cents per bottle. For sale By ]. N
Mixer and G. X "nrphy 4 Co
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-19

afs to-day suffering With Rheumatism IN .on.
1oea o. another, without any Need Mensrd',
Rhsumatic Bullets will cure the most oas,l
naes case. why then sudes any longer Mt,
year achss and paine. when dollar Inv. st.1
n bostls Of Bullets will cure you. You car
bay thsa Of J. n. Mixer and c. B. Murih'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-19

That the Kennehee JoaruaD hn " ~
esalppea printing e-sablisAneal b
Naine, and tbss its pricss easssa -
hsa1ea Ter tn aaae saallty ~ vert.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-19

On Friday 81 cars of miscellaneous mer-
chandise vas received by the Maine Central
for Portland and III cara for connecting
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-19

mo TINE 1sA.Ak-A Person cared Or Deass--
u and bossss Il the heaA Of n yeafs' standing h
= dnpte reoedy, win send description OF II YKk,
= any Per On Who APplies 70 N1CH0LAON, ~:
0scO00 all Street, View TSvk, q. .. 4
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-19

What 10 more attractive than pretty face
nth frrsh. bright compiexions For It use
Pessoni's Powder. Decl7dlw