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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-08-31

s. pleasant farewell surprise was tender
Miss Katie Sullivan last Friday evening
-ey.ogs to her departure 90 AlOundsville,
- future home The affair Will long be
,-omocrcd oy those fortunate enough 90
PRESENT Miss Sullivan proved 90 be
canning hostess. and DO was an early hour
>-ily morning before they dispersed.
behind them vote of thanks for
pleasure and many kind wishes for
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-08-31

WANTED-CoAT FINIsHER, AT NO. HOS
w Main Street. au3lq
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-08-31

pleasant surprise party was tend cred
Ns oma White 40 the residence OF her
VIM. White. SIR. three miles from
- ou the Wheeling and Fairmont
ae. triay evening. I'm honor of the au-
rt.r-rg of her BIRTH Games aud music
occupied the time. refreshments being
served a- Cd seas0ua0.e hour About nine
ucr couple were present. and AN spent q
.e' happy evening A great many hand
some and usefu. presents were received
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-08-31

GIRL. CALL TUES
w day morning at MARSDEN l.. COLVIGS,
1914 Main Street. au3lq
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-08-31

lae s. -. ID. =. gave "a very pleasant hop |
p, tre home of Miss Annie Meehau, on
south Main street. last Thursday evening.
Quite % large crowd was present, and no is
needless Co say they an enjoyed themselves
Immensely. Danciug,was INDUCED iu until
at midnight t0 partake Of choice refresh
ucuts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-10
Tho Champagne District Of Franco
Ravsged by Phylloxera.

NEW YORK. sept "a cable dispatch
received hy the Courier dts Eats l. Oh
says that The ravages of tha phyiloSera j.
c,usirg constetnafi m in the champagne
district Of France. VI. Bourg ois, Minister
OF Pubic In tr &c ion. receive! a report
tina. there was visitation Of The dtc dc /
sect in the fire vineyards n the south of
ihs IA s3e Department of Marine The
rejects and under prefec's of Mar1e.
Aisn5 and Chateau Tnitrry ma Ie al Off
C. 81 visit u the inf -cttd district last week.
and met the Minister at y rmaus. NJ
C4utro,. nspeetor-Cie0er Il # the pIyiIox-
IA service, WAS 50 in Attendance at the
rfesting-
large nunbsr Of w.ns aroFers and
owners of CO ehrstsd vineyards came il
with disclur ging por;s from the cham
plg ,e diHrict., and the excitement oytr
tie threatened renewal Of the p,sgua vas
c-sat Tn. at psafanae of the il sec's so
ate this season will not cause much hsrm
ID the ere p, but il /. feared has the ildu.t-
~ II BE- raired mex. year If the pests
a.e not ex;ermir a-ed. After sfrea discus
slo1 cf ,he methols in voeu-. 1t was De-
cide TIN, solution Of cath ma e OF sui
plur 4 ri ou,ei fir, ely On the ground of
tsc vines ards would III the insects and
he Lave
EKtensive pr pIra'ij-s we're made 10
I'VE the er-uHis thorough drenctiag
with this chemical solution. and the g.v-
eminent viii reader asiist,ace in tha
work. OSirg II the spprehensions Of the
y ise farmers. the market hss BEEN Afee-
and tire Price of hne zrad Of cham
T gns may probably be advanced
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-10

sire {, AMI when completed the storage
capacity Of the establishment VIII be ITO c
,haa dubbed. A grain elevator will be
pat in. 10 be driven by water motor, and
ever thing will be arranged sith view 10
he easy and expedite Gus transaction OF ba.i-
ness. Mr.. Lincola has been 10 business on
this spot the past ,seny three years. and
the trade has increased regularly until it
IA. reached is present large proportions.
shieh call for the additional room which
sill be secured by tue additions Of which
Sc have spoken. Nssgs. Frank Lincoln
md Geo A. Kenrison are nov members Of
the firm, and az they are both energetic
and pusbing ynung men, the business will
c3nt!nGe TO grow under their hands.
J B. Chsrlard & Co. dealers il boots
ard shoe., and Lesser and Charland, ready
made clothing. gentlemens fnrpi.hit z
ycol., etc, have moved into the store in
Gilmal's Block. lately vacated by Mr.. j..
VI bsffAI' RIM III lev uhys VIII ua'e
hlngs arranged according TO their plans
The front las been painted in a bright
:olor, and the inside wood is ALEC
70 be painted. Electric lights will be
put 10 and an office built il the back part
Of the store Mr.. Charand has been in
the boot and shoe business in this city a
year and half on his own account bat the
c'othing business is new to him; his par
ner, however. has had experience, having
been connected with o1e of the other
houses ia the city. These young men will
may reasonably expect fair share Of the
tra1a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-10
BY TELEGRAPH.
81 itlCGRAPn.
MAINE STATE FAIR
Vet Weather a Sal Back fl
First Day.
The Horse Department ShaBS a baHd &.
s1le Lis, Of Aaila's.
Some Of whotn VIII Make = heis Max
CO tee Track.

Special 10 tae kenneose jSarnal
Lewiston. Sept ;.--Littl- d.l one tl.nk
yesterday during the 81 sni b a. AM da't
of an almost midsummer day ef orish'nrs'
aai beauty. that IN. NJ iraiag would oFea
cloady, rain al eight o'eioek, ani pour / Ike
a shower xl the forenoon. Ba; il did. III
the usual STATE Fair s:orn" kept up il.
old reputation fst regularity AMI prompt
ness. 1t is hoped thst having kept Up its
record Il viii Depart AMI that Old Pioh'
will yeach.sf. Us fair weather tomorrow.
The stusIion his mcroing was lite 4 tfe--
en-. fro what q 1ss yestercav. 50 far as
relates 10 the foPwardaess of the exhibits
Some oek arrived lac aonlav attern 1on
ADD the few exh bits 10 the halls were tut
place 50 lar a. they could be, 4 {
nothing nes 'oos plase The officials re
manned lily al tisir desks nesrls ell das ;
visitors Kept IN Ter cover. There was lit
tie or 10 travelling about ceplin2 in ca e
of those actually obliged and the
park was dull. aesolate AMI cid all eas.
The horse and cattle stalls wee disagree
able looking Places. and the campers u,
Prince Grove were CAD to seek better
cJvering tn IN shelter tents afforded. H.
ttl. were cioxded Trains were ligh: aal
some of the trips between the city and pax
we're cancelled. The street cars aad hack
team. carried few people. 1t was a ter
rioly rastv, dislare Fab e day all round
of course the programme of the exhibition
was suspende l. and what will be done sy
he officials tomorrow will derend upon the
weather ~hicn the morning brings. The
programme wsl surely be carried forward
iay, even iff: should be fair wednesday,
and it may be necessary. if thought best to
close the exhibition Saturday, to consolidate
Two days pro Sramme in oHe- The officers
are hopeful and courageous tonight, aud
although fsx people have yet come on ae-
count of the .sin, the fair will proceed
"Wednesday, if the weather is al all favor
able, just AS though nothing bad happened
The managers lave had some experience
s.h raj " weather heretofore, ard are not
fir ghtenel
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New Code OF Slsoais Tor Steamers
at Sea

INV York, Sept 9-The new code OF
signal, for preverting collisions ST sea
shich was adopted hy the laterna lo'sl
Marine Conference sitting 81 Wssh'nst' IN
several months ago, has been approved by
Congress. and only awaits President Hsrrl-
-isors signature 10 become law. Article
, of the new code provides thNt s'etm
vessel when undsr way may carry second
white light in the fore part OF the vessel
This light. and the white light provided Tor
!, The Oh code, are 10 be in line with TIE
keel. and one is, t. he placed fifteen ieti
higher than the other, the lower hight 10 o'
forward Of the upper one.
Article provi les that steam vessel
when towing another vessel, sh1ll carry
her two bright white lights six feet spar'
vertically, inatesd OF three feet. as in ihe
old code. When more than one vessel l.
in the tow an additional bright white high
Is 10 Dc carried six feet above or below the
two white lights, If the length Of the tow Is
600 feet, measuring from the stern OF The
towing vessel to the stern of the vessel be
.ng towed.
Article changes the regulations so that
a We sci which from any accident IS not
under com nand shsll carry Two red lights
N vertical liiie siA lSSt at1'ts An''N' ." -
three as formerly. in place of the white
light.
In other sections macy miner changes IN
signals are made. Sound signals for tug.
are described in Article II, and are 10 be
made by the steam whistle or siren on
.team vessels, or We sels to~eh. The new
regulations provide that steamer un Ter
way, but having no way upon her, shall
sound At interval. of two minutes two pro
ionged tlasts, followed by the ringing OF
TIE hell, the entire signal ut intervals OF
two minutes if steam vessel, an! ~ inter
walls of one minut if Il ssiling vessel.
vessel when towing shiil sound three b'ss
IN succession at intervals of two minutes
lie first blast being prolonged and the
other two short. A vessel un Ter way, but
unable TO proceed so a. TO AVOID an ap-
proceeding vessel. shall On hearing the fog
signal of an approaching vessel. souni IL
tn.wer four shott blasts Ia succession
Boats of lsss than TWEEN y tons are rot re
gu red 10 give the above signals. A steam
sessel hearing a fog signal forward of he
beam shall stop h r eI gnes and navigate
with caution.
Additional .teerir & sni sailing rules are
given in Article 81. Every vess-l coming
uD with ant til r vessel from anY direction
more than two points abaft her beam shall
De deemed an overriding vessel, and m
subs quent alteration OF the bearing shah
rake the cyer;aking vessel a crossing ves-
4el until she is finally pas, and clear.
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New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK. sept. "
FLouR-Rceeipts. ip,2!2 pkgs; exports, 2tea
h6ls. saies, 800 heleat quotations ineiud
ing city mill extra. ~ F0A35 "a, patent, as 20
- q, -uperGne, ~ 7aatJ 70; exfta No ,. o. 70
- 90, winter nheat .ow grade. o. 30tt3 So Min
nesota extra, q iOat4 -, southerb hour dub
rye -four quiet.
WHAT Receipts $500 exports ~, sal,
"-,pJfi ipWer. NC.2 spring --- No rcd, ~ 4
o. No : rcd i0Hi 400. cev't lOi lob, 'Ci li1si
iehv'd, No aafd, .lsiiil6i, No ! northern, ~ i
'lj..
hrH-frm; state, 59a6o; western. ssa6o.
BAELEY-quet
.C,",ES-Rree,ai'. a so. .x,or. 97.7e. .sle.
i2eoi lower stssip"f 5}iI53t. So2, j2asi1l
tore ADD elevator, 53s5ii ahont.
OATS Receipts, i9IOJp; sxport, iG5 sa'es
ii.,5oc dull No .. 2gi do mt, s0iiJt no 2, 10, !
iigI do shite. iail., No :. -. de shite siafI
hIsed Western, 3Siik. uht's do, Ils5l
CoFFSK- fair. Rio. fair, . /.
SUGAN-kaw firm. Iebnfd fra; der-,and-
far crushed a3Gs extra oTus''ed. ,7.el, white
'xtra crushed. -ii.{ cu, ipaf. = sfAnalA.ed, d.
PhrHoLkl a-stt.ady, -iAoi
FDHk -s1utef
BEEF-s,nahy
LAEb-duii. western team, f "a tsS Is oio.
ing g. IS city -teaE ~ % refined duiI c. niiu.tt
g. 9ats -, d. A. ta0
BVTrEE quiet, gcstsrn dairy 7laii, 6t
creamery, 5n-3
tHEFsY -sfcaiy Hroigtts Ia Ilyetfaol e,,
state. 9ag3; fancy, 9ie.
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4 Buoy Finishes a -Four Years voy

WAsHiNGros. sept. 9-The weekly
photographic bulletin, which will be issued
tomorrow. pressn the int resting fact OF
wandering buoy which has 8,atsd from
rirt Royal $. c far cut into the Atlsn,ic.
he last fep9rl shows this can buoy in the
>sragossa sea, a place notorious for it,
feeble ard variable currents. and slammed
ty vssels. Dere,icts fo.t sruusd for
u olths in The dead cain Of tie ocean, and
he bsoy has been over four years reaching
Po nj .hree hundred miles east Of Ber.
nt1ds Thi' is 'hs lorg con.uuption Of
I me by 4 istiug body % rscori, although
vsTsl deielicts have covered rsa.sr
d t'nca, as dii The schoorer W bite, ~hich
fIified from Delaware Bay to the Hebrides
II TN rrinnihs
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ae Stole $500 but was Captured III
few Hours

RocKLASD, Ssp. 9.-John GiIdnis,
employed on scheon,r FfeemaH, lying Of
swans Islaud, stole $500 from CAPT. X n,
he; mss'er. just before noo1 to
lay. Sheriff Inch Of Rccklani was
notified aud ne. Gidlirgs ah,rt two
o'clock in a team just bel,w Thomast ~
and recovered s13625. The thief had
rigge himself up 10 'ull new ol,ti: %
r o'has at Teusrts Harbpr, anl wss going
t. tsko the night train for Lynn, Mass ,
whore he belonged. He was ironed ar
AIKEN to Roekland for safe keeping.
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Striking Railroad Men Returning 10
Work

ALBASr, y. Y sept. 9.-Of sixty men
10 the Delaware & Hudson yard. i, this
q J who struck becanss tast road hsniIed
Ceatrsl freight, 10 were today ss.igeed
pisc1. at their ON reqle,t sBpeIini T.
q NJ Hammond a'so reia'istsd three M n.
A J Of The So haze sieni6ed l.insns..
To- 60 back 70 FORK. and il ia unier.,ood
that they VIII be taken hack, as the ser
sii+' ale required. Saperi5tende Bi,seII
says eight sIisets, said to he Knights Of
Labor. returned to their old position. this
s'tsrDcon As sviichmen sni brakemen
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STATE NEWS.
hkNNkhkt


CHELSEA The vote in this town stand,
AS follows: For Governor, Edwin {. Bur
eigh, l21; VIM. L. Tbomp'on, 10; Isaac
H. Clark, /. Representative 10 Congress,
seth l.. Milliken, ll9; Charles Bak r. 40 ;
Edwin c. Burleigh, I: l.. c. Batemsn,
For Senators, Albert NJ. Spear, Gardiner.
~; VIM. T. llsines, 1877; Weston
Lesis, 40; H. jones. 40;
George W. Gillette, /; Willis Keen, /.
Representative 10 the Legislature, Mark L.
Rollins, 1874; John l.. Day, a.. County
ittorneg. L. Carleton, la7; NJ. $. HolNaV
TO; John II, Kirk. /. County Commission
er. John : Hamilton, l27; c. +. Johnson
10; c. n. Fosg. |. County Treasurer
John +. Blanchard. 1876; II. A. Priest, 40
r. gi,ter of Deeds, G. Il. Smith, l27; l.. @
Cooh, 40; w. G. Wihams, /. Sheriff
G. 7. Stevens, 1921 L. Stafford, 40; c. +
Longman, l..
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al inrn mestins Mnnh.y i,x..rr,

At town meeting Monday it WAS vetsd to
discontinue the road surveyed across the
Stevens lot BY the county comm ssions r.
ass the town received quit claim deed
from Mr. Stevens Of a piece Of lard sisuas-
ed to to the cast Of said road through which
the new raad may be hnilt b1ils.
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Shooting at Bangor

BANGOR. Sept. 9.-John Russell Of this
city, formerly of Lit;leton, a town twelve
miles above Iloult0n, shot Benedict De
witt Of Brewer this morning in Thomas
IcCanns grocery store on Main street. 1t
as case of jealous husband trying to
Kill his wife's former lover.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-10

los. uniform in s-y!s ard very hands 1'ne,
). SIM lin, to BE Zoe stock yes;er. The
5a1sss OF these eslEs sre zii finely brsd an :
good isaivsdr1l-- uls Shaw, Ceiling I
yrs oil. (a53s .sSS Near eiil. by lon
Col :. dam SsllSe % i; c. G. Moses OF
Bah. Tha Aoan.ain >scek Farm Of Ap-
pie. II web ~stsrsi.ie, Is rspe'eassaa
hx i xea .. SO in ered ssinals, o.
wheh III. fstoxi. : !ist
Pres n q s. i-2} 5 ysae oil, BY fonn<
RE. ASH. dsH. Leuise INK hy
~hsleseae kpex, YgaFs ResS ute, by
Res Hat. = - - A,s4 " ahs,l oam
Hal b. the WGifeA horse. SUI an ~
I.ethsir ST. 6, 80 San ~ Ges Lys n +; Jrise
R1fz. hy X life f0s2, yrs oil, dana Sun
hetrn y SiA-, n, i45i Pieseslng, ~
s ga b. L .k>Ss dan L4ds Falhsr ~
y esy'. 4nsIiesa star: a2i toa. YRS
old, by y i.ou. asai tiiEhissI Lsssie. and
REQ We. 5 yrsslt. II 929, ty Lothair il.
i4m hiI. Lsmexr- MIR. Webbs nbys
ATE II, isn Ro fe, b. Young Rolte, dam
~ Lad b also. /; Nillie Rolte. rs ung
Rolf. dam BY Western Fsarnsusht; Hide
~ Nrl. n. cat Of a msie by Fearnaugat
r.. AID ash W. by Nelson, dam Sur
beam. Echo. b. Vicgor, By Gen. hnox,
! IN Glp.y. O.ki.ni, BY Echo, dam Lazy
k'ss nj VIA lie o' E.hv' W.
Nate \ -Aam. sfe sho"h os a = me- VI
"aisF'ii e1s'oas,
station 10 o9!' " u' on; ~
mare I Dr' fta9s4h; DaiH
l-ten BOY, Yrs eii' - e.hiot'eu !!
W u gsett, fsEhfld' he'ldss 'iIt W. =,
I ns seiclag RI NJ sao"a " ManlSy l
fooler OF >ko" 81 an ne ai'o snoN i.~s
s;rins' anoas "hich are AZ
30, 9 Yrs old' so'l'' {! biseA"'.i u
= y I'D dam, $3.50 oy uso "NAes'
~ Redwood. 1882 ~ pe,uoh'' q
asiA, biaAhFa Na-i 'N' w.
"a tes, cam bisheh7 Jsntis'h' " ~
Dsi'H morrill, " sou o. 'n'a.ot
tih- oa' OF mas es "haIi'
you cons, AF,hat oie'eis''' a1Au pda
Ut OF b4anehe 1tue'soh, anu eai' neu
"ood, Yrs on, y ooe, W.
mare by Dsteclse rxchea' gls" :,
play Is mace py ,hs nessrs "
hr gas OF tnS htP'e oio'e ~ "a, lii
Aannth- ms c az g. ~.
"hAf - ~ V.e -
cam. hfha I, - al o'u - g.,
~ hessens,i Nhlt IN
pio'h,, ~ ,r',
9.a NHIsH1s, y - ~ pa,,-Ns',,a,
"sAsha, 'he uaui u ' 49, nieA,;-..
la4i uiotnei ~ "a" VI,
I--- l. as o'u Jun us"', -
seneet "iihe', ou1 ., lazy nv va ~ -,
$500 an w;' noioi ~ ~ ~
iester ger "A.s' IAN NJ 49, -
panlei LiaioeH III me 'aii,o" -.
" oIeeuIh n''s N VI, 81 -.
snoN oa'i, L., H. o''' iN''
NeSon' ho'e -
"HAes' Jam ma w, ~"
'fa,it'a' .! 81, u' -haud .
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htssfs bflsss tAhipit Sle nm. ''O.a y
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Weymouth. the Augusta maa Who was
,ue Of the three thrown from the staging
a, he Catholic church Monday. is believed
70 have sustained severe II rot fatal injur-
- u she spine. The other two men. Tur-
ter and Russell were not severely Injured
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-10

People who wsh to make an announce
ment TO reach the people of this city ard
towns in the neigh6orhoo /, and do 1t quick
y. make no mistake when they use the
columns Of the Journal for tia. purpose.
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Little Lord Fauntleroy, at City hall Nor
day night, 1rcr q fair house and the pls y
vas well put on. The Lille folks who at
tended in good number were completely
carried away with it, an will 10. probably
talk about anythIng else for some time.
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The Best sslye in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt kheum. Fever
sores. letter, Chapel Hands, Chiib!ains,
Corns, ard all skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Plies. or no pay required. II,
Is guaranteed 70 give perfect satisfaction
or money REFUNDED. Price % cents De.
box. For sale by Box,!itch Webster & 20.
suggeodzEly
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Had Lots OF w cath

Nav YORK, Sept 9.-Resl estate agent
Forbus Dills of Brooklyn was surpri.ed
SATURDAY. BY man who entered his oifce
and said that he was Robert 4, Parri'h
Jr.. Of Philadelphia, and that he wanted
Dins 10 buy fer him 10000 600 worth OF
real estate in Brooklyn. He proposed. ht
said. - erect church capable of hollirg
over - 600 people in which his son ~oul
breach. He nendcd 10 take his meals in
church while the organ PLAYED lie claimed
that the French government owed him
si20. OC0 900, which he hoped to collect
yary
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At the meeting Of the Free Baptist so
''ety. held Monday evening. the matter OF
,ndnx new church was considered
rbc ons thinl now 10 be accomplished is
he securing Of the right to the land OIL
shi1h now stands the Advent church
bidding. This lot was bsqneaihed 70 the
hutch to he retained by them as long as
gas occupied By the church and upon cet-
.ssio9 of such occupancy it was to revert
% the crig.ntl owners. The lot IL owned
by the lay heirs, It l., now 10 a'ei a.
the juaction of Winter street and High
laa sy, me- an il regarded by the Baptist
eopic as fine place for the church, The
a., 'ty voted to engage the services of o
B. Cltson, Esq and he i'll at once com
u4tcr Efforts - secure Til, land free of
Ill claim. Il ia Understood that the hers
,rs fAvotab'y inclined toward tho new pro-
icct. It it is secured the Battists viii use
the present elitlce for a chapel and will
move II back to tliyhlaod avenue, erecting
church ON the presett site Of the build
NIX. The rev church will cost absut
$1,000 MIR Monroe, the present pastor of
De church, is much liked by his people.
AMI when everything is satisfactorily al
lusted he will commence thorough can
rtss for funds A large amount is already
pledged and the building of the church ia
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The public schools opened yesterday with
4 considerably increased attendance over
last term. Tho teachers remain the same,
with the exception that Miss Alice NJ.
Blaaehard is BOW tea her in the Warren
sir ct primary, her Place at the Lsughton
sclool being 81 ed by Miss NJ lie Ward.
Mics Neitie Spear and Mi.s Matte Snow
have both been promoted, the former TO
the position Of teacher of graded class
from the Hopkins school and the latter to
instructor of the graded primary elvs.es.
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The four immense ilgestsrs which are to
% placed in she pulp mill at South Gardi-
ner arrived yesterday and were to~ed up
the river. They came In a big Lighter
having been tovei as far as the mouth Of
be river by the Boston Tuzbont Cos. tug
ite Taurus. They each weigh So tons.
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Rev. +. S. Gshsn of Windsor. preached
At the Methodist Church Sunday. from the
subject: Behold the Lamb of God
which Tskesh Away the Sin of the World. ;
IL vas pronounced o1e of the ms, able
discourses ever delivered in the church.
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Many Waierville people will be at the
| State Fair in Lewiston this week. All
such shJuld remember that the kelnebec
Journal Buillinz is near the entrance to
tn. grounds ami that they have cordial
Invitation to call in there and make them
| selves at home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-10

Work was commenced Friday on the ex
astion for the cellar Of the new Bspts
7srs0nAgs to be tult on Church street
James liodsk the we'll known cOnirac,
or has taken the entire contract outside Of
II plumbing ard heating AID will have il
ompleted by Feb. lst
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-10
FAIRFIELD LOCALS.

Some time ago we scoke of c. U. Gree
ley. ECO. being in this town, and lookng
over the ground wit some thought of 10
cating here for the practice of law. He YVES
pleased with lle place, but finally decided,
everything considered. that Winthrop pre-
scented hotter opening for him. He has
accordingly opened an office in Packard .
Block. Main St , and hung ont his sh;ngle
therrfr0m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-10

Three hundred srenrsioni,ts from Wis
eassst accom- panied the WIsca band on
Al excursion % the National Home ysster-
lay. The party came up on the Wiwurna
,1l ssnt ost over the x. c. K. r.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-10

~ the Gardiner bard ard large delegs
15n Of friends Immediately after the an
a1nneemsrt Of his election Monday even
ny The band gave a ssrenade colcert
and after il was haishc Mr.. Newell opene !
ii, house and received the eongratula,ion,
IF friends. Refreshments were served
md thc evening pleasantly passed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-10
New Hampshire Prohibition 9 ate
Candidates

CoSc"ED y H.. Sert The rrahibi
tor SIT convention to lay nnnira'sd To-
sab VI Fl : h-r Of Nsssaa for governor
coz z 'ssonal n minztip' =. first dsriet
Re-. trsrk NJ Ctsse of Dover: .eco1a
Chlr-ss II, Thoini. xe of Cot end.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-10

O1s II the directors Of the KenGebec
'satrai railroad informed The journal yes
.stAsy that 'hs earnings % the road for the
soath Of Aagsst we're slightly IN exec" Of
q, 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-10

Sunday evening, Rev. G W HiockIey
pastor of the Baptist Church, delivered a
very interesting address on Missionary
Work in the Soulsn.