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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1890-07-16
Business and Amusement
Announcements.

BUY your fine carriages of ID. A. Guptil
REMINGTON type-writers to rent by Perry
& Demeritt.
HATS marked down at the Misses Fisk,
27 State street.
T. II. LANCE of Cabot buys all grades of
wool this season at fair price.
For SALE-Safety bicycle, in first-cass
condition. by Perry & Demertt.
Don't injure the hands and ruin the
clothes by using poor soap. World Soap
is pure.
DIR. ALFRED CLARK, dental surgeon, will
be in Huntington on Monday and Tuesday
of next week.
HARPER's MAGAZINE for July is an un-
usually interesting number. For sale at
Longs bookstore.
NUMBER of secondhand wagons will
be sold at low figure, including one
Surrey, by d. A. Guptil.
GET policy covering loss by wind-storm,
tornadoes, cyclones or hurricanes, of A. G.
Brown & Son, at a very small cost.
PERRY & DEMERITTs is the place to buy
machine oil, cotton waste, betting, lace
leather, bell hooks, pullies, shafting, etc.
PEOPLE desiring good paint for build
ings, at a low price, are referred to the ad-
vertisement of the Patrons Paint Works.
IT is as important that parties not owning
any real estate should insure their personal
property with A. G. Brown & Son, where
they are sure of getting lowest rates.
GIRL WANTED.-A good girl, competent
to do general housework, cooking included,
can find permanent situation, with good
pay, by addressing c." care WATCHMAN
office.
THE South Mortified carding-mill is run
ming, in charge of Robert Andrews, re-
Gently boss carder in Gould's mill. Wool
can be left at ID. Dewey & Sons store,
Montpelier.
DID you know that you could get policy
with A. G. Brown & Son on your dwelling
house at about one-half which you have
been paying? That is what they guarantee
they will do.
SOLDIERS, soldiers widows and dependent
relatives entitled to pensions under the new
pchsioh law ShOulu Stul W l. J' bcdNlJt'
Montpelier, Vt, for a circular containing
the law in full.
QUoNG WAR HING's post-ofice laundry.
Goods done up in frstclass style. White
shirts, eight cents each; collars, two cents
each; cuffs, per pair, four cents. Elm street,
back of post-ofiice.
ATTENTIoNl-A rare chance to engage in
a good-paying business requiring but a
small capital can be secured by applying
without delay, to j. r. Seaver, No. Charles
street, Montpelier, Vt.
EXHIBITION and sale of fine oil paintings
E. Baker of Brooklyn, n Y, has on exhi,
biton at II. E. Slaytons bookstore some
fine paintings, which will be sold without
reserve. They are framed in very fine gilt
leaf frames. Don't miss the opportunity.
DIR. ROYCE is now located at the Mont
pelier house, this village, until August
His Office is thronged daily with sufferers
seeking relief. Patients come from al
parts of Vermont to consult him and be
treated by him. Remember that his stay il
limited to August /.
A CARPENTER by the name of M. S. Pow
ers fell from the roof of house in East Dei
Moines, Iowa, and sustained painful ant
serious sprain of the wrist, which he cured
with one bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm
He says it is worth 50 bottle. 1t cost hin
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1890-07-16

picable to Berlin or Northfeld as TO this
village, the only difference being who Is to
direct the enforcement Of the laws.
Would it not be a good plan for the viii
lage to buy piece of land to be used for u
dumping ground2 Also, as our charter
needs changing, to meet the requirements Of
our growing town, why not appoint a COM
mittee at the coming village meeting to
draw up an amendment to the charter and
bylaws to be presented to the coming ses-
sion of the legislature2 Hoping that the
people will take some action for the good
of all, am one of those for improvement.
H. G.. WEBSTER
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1890-07-16

OBITUARY notices, as well as all others,
must have a responsible signature to secure
their publication. An obituary notice
signed d" A Friend" received recently, is
not printed on account of its anonymous
character. 1t must also be borne in mind
that for such notices FIVE cents line is
charged to those who are patrons of the
WATcHMAN. To all others, regular rates
for reading notices.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1890-07-16
Republican Caucuses.

Montpelier-The republican voters of Mont
pelier are notified to meet Capital Hall Satur-
day July 26 at halfpast seven F. NJ, to choose sew
enteen delegates to the republican county conven-
ton to be held at Montpelier on Thursday, July 81,
1880. The ballot.box will be kept open one hour.
PER ORDER Town COMMITTEE.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1890-07-16
Money, Money!

Quite a number of subscribers will see by
examining the pink label attached to the
paper that their subscription has expired
Do not wait for bill, but call on or remit
without more particular invitation.
WATCHMAN PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Montpelier, Vt.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1890-07-16

GENERAL w. l.. GREENLEAF has issued a
general order regarding the encampment of
for the five days beginning August 10, The
camp will be called " Camp l.. A. Grant"
Colonel William Smith, brigade quarter
master, is ordered to go to Bradford ON the
preceding Saturday to prepare the camp.
Major Jacob G. Rutherford is designated as
acting brigade surgeon.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1890-07-16

East Montpelier.-The republican voters of the
town of East Montpelier requested to meet at the
church at the Center Saturday, July 26, at half
past seven o'clock p. NJ to elect seven delegates
and seven substitutes to attend the county conven-
tion at Montpelier ON July 81.
PER ORDER TOWN COMMITTEE
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1890-07-16
Suggestions.

Editor Of Mathematician seems 10 be
misunderstanding, and disposition
among some to lay all the blame of the new
bylaws on the bailiffs, when the fact is
that they are state laws, and were copied
almost word for word from the regulations
of the State Board of Health, and are as APP
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1890-07-16

Berlin.-The republicans Of Berlin are notified
TO meet in caucus at the Town house Saturday,
July 49, at four o'clock p NJ, to choose seven dele
gates to the county convention, to be held at Mont
pelier on Thursday. July 81.
PER ORDER Town COMMITTEE.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1890-07-16

MiddIesex.-The republican voters of Middlesex
are notified to meet at the church at the Center
Saturday July 20, at halfpast two o'clock p NJ, to
choose delegates to the county convention to
be held at Montpelier on Thursday, July 81
PER ORDER Town COMMITTEE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-11
Floral Oft to Speaker Reed-No Quo
rum in tho House.

A magnificent floral design adorned
Speaker Reeds desk this morning, com.
posed cf roses and smilsx. bordering a
large shield OF white immot,elles on whicn
was inscribed in blue .mnortelles the wor
business "
Surmountiug the whole was an immerse
gavel of white immoitelles indicative OF
the power of the Speaker in welding ths,
emblem of authority. Ii isa gift of the
enrollmen, clerks of the House. just he
fore noon page entered, bearing in his
arms the emblem Of Msine, Il pine tree
planted in tel of maidcphsir and ferns
and surmounied hy small silk Ameri al
flag, ard placed II on the desk.
The House was called TO order h.,
Sp aker pro ten Burraws. Prayer WIS
offered by the chaplain, after which o'Fer-
rail of Virginia raised the point OF ~
quorum The Speaker pro TEN was unable
to count quorum and lisugen Of Wiscon-
sin moved call of the House. A call ~ss
ordered, yeas SIS, nays A.. 1t failed to di,
close quorum.
llsrg,n offered a resolution for the az
rect of absentees. the pending of which
O'Fetrall moved an adjournment, The NO
ton Was lcst--yeas 90; nays %. The
vised I72 members present IisuSen
thereupon moved to dispense wi further
proceedings under the cal ll-agrc. 10 -
yeas III nays TO-
The Speaker directed the clerk 10 r al
the journal of yesterdays prncesd"R-
p'Ferrall again raI-'d t,e poi 1 of no
quorum. The Sptnt"r protein announced
that there wss more ih,na quorum rre.cn'.
ngain directed the cl * II read the u al
" hich the clerk proc rled TO do. o Fer
rail- demand,d the read ng of it IN a. un-
abridged form,
The journal hs'iu, been read raysoa OF
lllino moved its apprNa' and upon 'h's
motion moved TO the previous question.
On ordering the ire, rus question 10 quo
rum was voted. No quorum had b,en
voted up to-5 o'clock, shvn the House nd
j0urned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-11

The re- dsnce Of A len j Week E.g
Of West Du'hsrn, vas the .cere Of 3 pirit
~tding, WedH sday NOR ~, sheu in tbs
pre.pnes of relatives aud . fes intimate
ir'e, d., bis youngest aanzh'er, ir.ie, ga
Jon 4 in marriage - Kew. EIgsr l. Wa
ren of i,remout, y. II. DR.. Fred N
Warren { Joaas IIopk NJ | Hversify a ID
a. Rrot NJ man snt Nis' Annie l.. Green Of
Po~nal as br,d -nsid. Ms Minnie y I'M :
saier, eunsin Of the bride, p aged Men
iel.,ohn's Wedding march at the entr4nc.
OF the trid- a j br dsgroono in o the psr
lur, shortly after 10 O'Clock, snt there q g
fsre rnoBy 80 inpssssivsiy performed b.
hsY George " Hove, Ia,.or Of the vi =
,tr. ct Congregational ebaYch, Lewiston
The Fp,scopsi ssrsice vas nsej, the vOs
being sealed with ring. The bride vss
ait r,d ia white briilisn;inc, prsttiIy tr IA
med sith lace s.d Vas.Gyke points. and
wore ecrssse bouquet OF jasmine An
white ro.es. Alter receiving tins coBgra,.
nations Gf their f.ienis the happy c3upl
led the ~4y to the dining room wnere Lsng
maid h1. prepared wedd ng break fas,
which vas enjoyed BY the company. Mr..
ard Mrs. Warren we're the recipients o!
mary b autiful ard costly gifts. among
.hgn being silver. bric-abrac, china, an
e,es art black ma,bls cleek, furniture and
, ffe linen. The happy party left on ih,
afternoon train for the Yves, cn ,h3ri
! briisi t,ur winch will termi-a'e a. Care
mott, N. H., where Mr.. Warren Il pAs,ol
F. Of the Congre gationai church, ard where
viii be thsi, future home.--Leniston Jour
nal. SEPT 10.
! Mr.. Warren will be remembered By
many Augusta people. he having beer
fcrmsrly connected si.h the Journal n
City Editor. They all will unite with th.
Journal il tnd ring congratulations ant
w..t.iE2 the happy toupi- all fmurs joy
zrd sGcee.s L. hfe.
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would LET the adjustment take place amons
the people Of the Upitei States.
At this poipt in Jones speech. the pre-
siding uihcer (Iugslls) announced that the
six hours assigned for general debate had
expired A vote WAS taken and the bin
sss pAssei-yeas. 40; nays. 20.
Yess-Aiirich, Allen, Allison. Blair,
Cameron. Casey. Chsulles. Cullom, pav-
IL. Dawes, Dixon, Evsrts, Frye, Hawley,
Higgins. Hi,eock. Hosr, Ingalls,, Jones of
Nevada, MeMillsn. Msnier.on. Mitchell.
Moody. Paddock. PSe-ce. Plat Plumb.
Power, Qasy, Sanders. Sawyer. Sherman.
Srooner, Squire, Stewart. StoeShridge,
Teller. " ashburn. wilsoa of lava. and
Wslec,t
NAYS Barbour. Bate, Berry, Blsekburn.
BledseIt, Butler. Carlisle, Cockreil, Coke,
Celqa.tt, Daniel, Faulkner. German, Gray,
Hsr,is, Hearst. Jones of Arkansas. kenns,
Morssn, rsseo. Pugh Ransom, Reagan,
rarpic, Vance. Vest, voorhees,, Wslthsll,
Wilson nf Maryland.
The following pairs were announced, the
first named of each couple fsvoring the
bill Dolph and Brown, Eimunds and
George. Fsrwell sni Payne. Hale aud Me
fhersou, morrill, aud Hampton, Stanford
snl Gibson, rettisrew and Cali.
Al1rioh moved that the Senate insist on
its amendments TO the House bill, ard ask
ior a committee conference. the conference
10 consist OF seven on each side-the mo-
'ion was agreed TO. Aldrich. Sherman, Al
lison, Hiscoek, McPherson, Vance, ard
Carlisle were appointed oonferees on the
part of the Senate
The Senate at ) 4, o'clock adjourned.
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franklin County Returns.

FARMiS6ros, Sept. 10 The Farming
ton Chronicle piints compete returns this
afternoon ffom every town in the county
and n but one plartation. Burleigh had
? 0o2, Thompson l,2l7, Clark %, aud
scattering .. Burleigh's plurality is 7s5. For
Cor gressman. DinRley 2,00i, Alien l,22l,
lark. IS. pinzicy's plurality is 7s3. DO
el Wilbur, republican senator. has 1st plu-
ralty. 1hs plurality of the reput ican
representatives, to the legislature is; Jabez
; Mooers. 1872; Lester 7. lli.cock, 26l ;
Isaac W. Patterson, 80. Every county of
fi'tr is elec ed by the putlieans, by piu-
raliiics ranging from j5s to sll.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-11

Both the method and results when
syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN ellectually, dispeIs colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable 10 the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co.
SAY FRANCISCO. CT.
toWsUtts, ~ REV r0ss. ~
xspr;dSgss
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KICK County.
Fspeciat to the Kennebee Journal. ]

FSpecial to the kennebee Journal.
RocKLsNp, Sept. 10 The returns from
KroX county sre now pll in. No changes
will be made from the result IS announced
yesterday. Iialoey II. Monroe. democratic
nominee fer sentative 30 lsti-hture
from lhomssion, is elected b. ? plurality.
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York Baptist Association.

BIDDKFoRp. Sept. l0.-The snnusl
meeting Of York Baptist association began
at North Ber&ick today. ard will continue
tro days. Nearly every Baptist church in
the district was ri resented. Reports from
the secretaries shov gratifying incfease
in membership sLd interest
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-11
Complete Returns from Lincoln
County.

DAMARIscorrA, Sept. l0-The Herald
the plai t,ton in Lincoln county. Cover
nor Burleiga has . ,302, Thompson 52O.
Fer Congressman. Dingly 2 2G7. Aim
1910. For senator, Smith, rep, 1920,
Al leu, dem, ,5o5.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-11

The follow M Maine pensions have been
granted: Or ginal Au,tln NJ. Newhe't,
Rocs land; Roland Fo,ter Auburn. H.
crease, Loresiivc Brown, Wsshburn; An.
ma, widow of Roland A. Foster, Auburn,
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Meteorological Report.


VisssA. Srst. 10. Tie island %
Schn,ti st rre.sburg, has b en- inundated
The boil of tecnty-oGe gcrson- browne :
duri y III. floods, yc-c found floating .
tha Inc
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Came to Eis Death In an Unknown
Manner

BIppEFoRD, Sept. 19.-The eoroner's
jury summoned to investigate the desth Of
Marcellss 4. Richardson, who vas recent
lv f7uni in the river rear Bar Mills, has
rendered verdict that he came to his
oea.h by some manner unknown to the
iupv
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REPRESENTATIVES, ELECT.
ANpRosCoSGtS.

AypRoscoGGtS.
Republicans
Poland anil Mino.-w. W Dsrren. Ne
ehsnic Falls.
r, Savage.
A NJ. Penlsy. IL
Turner AMI Livermore-Roscoe Smith.
Lisbon aud Webstsr-Cha-les NJ. Ham.
Il vision Frank L. Noble.
Eas. Livermo-e-E. s. Cooling.
Durham and Minot-Joseph II. Davis.
Demoorats.
Lewiston-Charles III. Oszood
William Dickey.
T. +. Callahan.
Leeds and GreeLe-R. n. Maxim.
ARoosrooK.
Republicans.
For. Fairfield Ciass-N NJ. Drew Of Fort
Fairfield.
Caribou-L. C. Stearns.
Lirneus Ciasg-Wm. McAllister.
Prssque Isle class-Charles P. Alien
Smyrna ciass-CharIes Dunn.
Bridgewater ciass-Jooa.han Hersom.
Democrats.
Hamlin clsss-Fre derrick w. Keegan.
Houiion and Hodgdon-Jxmes Archibald.
Frenchville class--Henry Lesecque.
Fors kent-Wiliiam Dickey.
CUMBERLAND.
Republicans.
Port'and-Thomas P. Shaw.
Franklin c. Psyson.
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Congra'ul atory Telegram.

NV YoRk. Sept. ..
70 Hon. J. II Nsnley:
rejoice over ,be good news you send
from NsinP. 1t is very significant victo-
~ PATRIck FoRn.
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The Next Fouse.

Thetollop ing is tsbuanon of the
reprss sci tstion Of the sx'een counties in
the Hous
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Tho Thoroughbred Cattle.

.I.lsey herd Mrs. NJ l.. Robbins, Win
lhr p bcrd OF Maine state registry
ted By Hox. 773. by King Oscar Ga.
out Oi Hsgg GhG. wi.h cows pnl keepers
as ioIovs: " g'sl.na, - IL mos old,
with elf by her i'd. tao weeks old. Msg.
ial' n.'- runhtr = 2lls. and she il by
King . cr. GA ut of Princess, 1893.
Mounthp Lily, 2ll9. by King Oscar, Out
| Of Pea'li., 2ll0. Wn.tc Rose, 2I20, same
-rs out ( \ me- a t8iI Abixsl, grade
j r,ey, Nimpna Isi3. iy Rlth ID, G27,
| out OF hin .. 1890. Cream of the Dairy,
GG3 hy We or Of 81 Cloud. 2J3, gu. Of
Ore Cgr, I"J. LAZY All e. Of Robbins
| aa!e, GO he la, famed cos dropped a
cslf f,b. 4. h-t. snd is dne - calf De.
II, r,st Iev 81, III Of butter has averaged
ij 30 20 por ia Hs.ek for the first tht,c
| or fonr nor tbs att crlyiog. sni the ~
No notths brfoe eomrg il has averaged
% ih.. The grt9- c0w a1gaii is entered
| for he spec al jrzc fI' " hcs. She
! dropped her aH ca + july I 1880, having
:, e, in m TX Tor two year,. In August
her b1ltr III ooe week vas ~ 81 lbs.
A herd Of eight very choiee American
| Ga tie Club J.r..y- are shown by j y
IIo- lard rf Moun'sin View Farm, Sout1
raiis I he le,d.fg bull /. ~ Lsmbert no.
neo, 1851. by Bad Boy. 1875. ont os
mother % ST.. Lambert. s755 yr- Old. The
| jsm Of III bDli VA tod at +. = CooIc cfs
| ssr. March u, 1881. for sG2DJ The
c'vs IN this fle herd sre: Io u. roorc
( y. ~ Bad Boy; dam, Alabama G..
10 i95. yrs II. Dorothy z 6 yrs old,
h' .ame sire. ont of Nun Of I'orkspog.
Jfli. a~d III hs cree. Dcn Pedro 1873.
out sis'es G ci,is IS i23 by piincc Pogis,
l0,G32. oit OF Nnl Of PoHkapoz. TX
chequ.r. 6 yrs %. 60 G3t, by
L.dy Gray I'd 1915. Ron b,'- Son,
s372. OF If Sans feUr's DA-n. lG,-
i2i, Jo'i Bunker. 81 &29. nv Bad 30. :.
on If Lady Gray 2'l. 1915. Vie orirc OF
r. 81 1913, by Bal Bo7, ont of vic.psin,
lCoo,inBed. on fourth ragc.
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Cares Lead Cole.
slzht before lsst | va. in terrible dis
tfess eaAssl b. Iesd eolic. used Bfosn'.
.taas Relief according to 6itsesioes, and
il worked ke msgie. IL Is the b. At thlrg
ever Hsed fyr col G..
FEzD l.. YoUsG.
Moray, Ne.
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SIGNAL. SERVICE.
WAK Dhr.RrSspr

Wsather Indications Tor tire Next "a
Bours
WAK DFr.Rrsspr,
ofice OF the Chlef signal Officer,
WAsuIsGro-. Sept. II. 4 N.
For Maine Ran; stationary 'epp'rq-
tuse; nurthessterly winds.
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AUGUSTA. MAINE THURSDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER H. $780,
Josiah II. Drummoni, Jr.
Augustus ID. Smith.

bfuhs~iek-Lsssc RUNNER.
tiafpsseii-I- f. Skolneid-
Ncrth Yarmouth AMI Armouth-
I. L. btcknsn
cumberland and fsimouth-Ssmaei hoss'
tasca eisss-6eerse III. CUMMINGS.
baidSin and S'ardish--Wm. IL. Lleoy.
Democrats
p,-,r.,i Ch.,,s. 2 c,r,u
c.ne EnzShs,h-charlesa Tilt,n.
Sebago class-Enoch Cannon.
"inehsm-H X Ws,srhou-e.
Cray and Ne" Gloucester-Uns T. Nelson.
FRASKLlS.
p.,5J..
,,,.,. -,
T, mp'e-' " ~s,geTt.
,.HVs ~ is''efsoh'
' wa N - v y,ssv = Moo,s
HANCOCK.
Eeck.port and Vsrona-Nark GRAY.
Gouit,boro cisss-Geo +. Taft
Brooklin clsss-John ii. Littlefield.
fremont class-Geo L. Fuller.
Brooksville clsss-Jeremiah Jones.
Bluehill class-Joseph NJ. Ridlon.
Lamolue clsss-Newell Il Ccoliige.
D.,aoe,o,s
D, CT W..
'
hePnof'eanS.
Gardiner-O. B. Clsson
Haliowe!l-6eorse 5. Fuller.
Augusts-.I. +. Hill.
- u P,.;,ar1
Vassalboro-Ruel Z. Burgess.
htaIhe,a,r broNh'
aN' ,, ".
'''',' A. -
MAJ - "''''"s
democrats.
Randolph ctass-E. s. Newell.
Ciin,on ciass-Frank W. Clifford.
Waterville-Frank l.. Thayer.
KNOX.
P,nybiicans
pL,,I CT ra
NV ,uar.,,na n p;r,
Camden-Jobr SON Knight.
Democrats.
r,,,.,;,,, o,.s. p,.r,,i, rr,sson
Ino, "a EIu;nu v.r,h,,
Wsshnst class-E. d. Gushee.
LINCOLN.
RePn6heans
Bristo. and Damariscott1-Eiwin j. Ewing
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BROTHERHOOD Ind LEAGUB.
rsE BROrS EaBoCu
Boston. Buffalo. Chicago, Philadelphia
and Pittsburg.
THE NATIONAL LuA0Ug.

Boston, Chicago ard Phil delphta
No Gamo at Cincinnati
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1ii,961
lS.,l,S
Burleiyh's Plurality.

n 1886, the last OF year, these towns
yoteh as fnllaMs:
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"GROWING"
Is the Verdict on Cover
nor Burleish'S Plu-
rality.
Returns in From All But a
Few Towns and PIanta.
tiODs.
A Full List Of the NaX Senator's and
Representatives..
Our Election Tables BY Counties Arc
Verified oy the Official Returns.
Our Election Tables By Counties Are
Verified oy the Oincial Returns.

We give this morning practically the full
vote of Maice. A very few towns ard
plantations remain b be heard from,
though their vote will cot materially change
Gov. Bur'eish's splendid plurality. The
y0te is az follows
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1890-11-20
Invention of steel Pens.

Mr., Joseph elliott was Birmingham
working jeweler in. 1880 One day he
accidentally split one of his fine steel
tools, and Icing suddenly required to
sign a receipt not finding his quill pen
at hand, he used the split teol as a
ready substitute, This happy accident
led to the ideasso OF making pens of
metal 1t was carried out with secrecy
and promptitude, and the pens of elliott
became famous. the manufacture of
metal pens has been as important as
any invention connected with business
and education since that of printing.
There are now numerous firms which
produce as many pens every day as all
the geese in England could have sup
piled in year. There is still, howev.
er, a large demand for quilts and quill
pens; but for common use, in these days
of universal education, the Importance
of Gillott's first invention is incalcula.
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