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Telegram-herald., 1890-07-17
norI nosK. NE>ToN

- 3 -.
bat It : b.uT for foTelgn consumption
ana not for domestic Use. lie SAYS.
the Democrats are IL good condition
IA the state and the Democracy are get-
ung more new recruits each day. rs
a peculiar administration We are hay-
ing, aud > very bad one for Repuog..
eans, very bad. Good night" Ii IS
scarcely 60 Dc wondered at that be
erasled into his lonely bed after reliey-
Ing himself OF - many symptoms OF
political gastTziga. Nothing bot q dis
eased stomach could give Use 10 such
phantasms as that.
Mr. Weston knows them 10 be but
phantasms, and 50 takes no s.oek IN
them himself. He throws them
Of as a kind OF harmless en-
couragemsnt 10 his party, but
he proposes To govern himself, during
the coming campaign, By considerations
OF vastly different eharacter-cOnsid-
eTatons, too, generated OF bitter exper-
Ience and the stern demonstration OF
facts. He says. II have been mem
Der OF the State Central Committee for
the past ten years, and when my term
or office expires this fall | am done
with the hard work of chairman OF that
committee. / have not the
time nor the inclination for the office,
even If Il should be offered TO NE again.
1t IS hard place to fill, very little glory
IN it; a man has to neglect ms private
business, stands great deal OF abuse.
and is expected TO go down into his
pocket and foot the bills. | have no
/ desire to accept the position ever
agaln." And yet he says that victory
and glory await his successor.
If Mr.. Weston really thought this 10
be the year of the exodus, that his
successor was TO be the Moses
to lead his party up out OF
Republican bondage, would he now
throw away the only chance of. his life
time and leave some one else to march
to glory and honor and political pres
uge? By no means. Mr.. Weston is a
politician OF the Democratic stripe and
they are not built upon the self-deny-
ing pattern. Mr.. Weston takes no
stock IN the Moses business. tie knows
Moses wasn't a Democrat and no
Democrat can be a Moses, hence it
would be useless to attempt to set him.
self up as 1. Moses Weston.
OF course Mr.. Weston can not be a
Moses. Moses had to neglect his pri-
vate business" had "to stand a great
deal OF abuse" and was shrewd enough
to "spoil the Egyptians" before he
started out, to pay expenses, instead OF
going down into his pocket and foot
the bills" And worse than all, we
have no record that Moses ever fur
nished his followers with anything
stronger than water to drink, and that
wouldn't work in the Democratic camp
and insure Democratic success.
THE New York Press gives these lists
of pledges kept by the Republican
party during the present session of Con-
gress:
Republican pledges kept by the
House:
!. Tariff bill.
>. Federal election bill.
3. Silver bill.
4. Antitrust bill.
5. Disability pension bill.
6. Administrative custom bill.
7. Territorial admission bill.
g. Battle-ships bill.
Republican pledges kept by the Sen
ate
/. Silver bill.
9 Antitrust bill.
3. Disability pension bill.
4. Administrative customs bill
5. Postal subsidy bill.
6. Tonnage bounty bill.
:. Territorial admission bill.
s. Battle-ships bill.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-17

II reply to the editorial of the TELE-
GRAM-HERALD on Democratic h1tred of
Mckinley, the Detroit Sun very signifi-
cantly omitted to say anything about
the means adopted by a Democratic
legislature TO defeat HIM.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-17

Loose's Red Glover Pills cure Sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion and
Constipation. -, per box, bOyes for
81. For sale by ali druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-17

IRE following IS q Hst Of tie ulsrriazs
licenses ssued siace lass pu5 saed. vita tae
nanes. residences Saea outside tas clsg aa1
AGES of tie nartes. AeEs
RI arace Klrmar: Wssfe Eirerr T-r
pnnoarav f7-E
Arsnf fsg ken1s T~g--5a Rnlrnnfs s-zz
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-17
TO sUBScKIBERs.

Any Subscriber 10 THE TELEGRAM
HERALD who fails to receive the paper
regularly. or who may have reason TO
complain of late delivery, viii confer a
special favor BY informing this oflee of
the fact at once. send postal card or call
up telephone 5Ji.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-17

MUzzLE' is the prevailing material
for canine apparel at present.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-17
Little Mrs. Abbott.
90 49, Nasnetle Marrel.

I-E 'T0IEIa -laslTII IlaTFll,
Weighs ouiy 8 pounds. Can nfl 800 pounds
without physicist or mech neal effort Two
strong nie can not saw u stick Through her
hands. By placllg Der Au--Ts 0n flelr head 5
She VIII ralse $3.50 mea f-Oa4 tie floor. stand
lug upon Gre loot q eili BE- iMpo slhie TO- lour
men a. throw DeFof Ter balance. Mrs AbeO I.
hy resting toe pa ms I'D leF g. .hIy Ahnds oa
the hands 90 il Aear-o.d BOY. transfers th~
mystic fores L. h4n ard two meH ,au uot iNt
him from tlc hO0f. Many ieAts equally uneA-
piaiHaDe.
Prices-z5, %. 75c. Box oface open Monday.
July L. Performances commence II e'lo.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-17

Bad drainage causes much sickness.
and bad blood and improper acton OF
the liver and kidnOys is bad drainage 10
the human system, which BurdOck
Blood Blttere remedy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-17
MISCELLANEOUS.


\TkNTED-Infants for adoption az Mrs. Or.
W Duntons hospital. s2 North Lane ave;
city. West side. lbi
CLAIRVOYA ANT--Madame Mueller has 70
Y turned sac reveals present ana future :
gives correct points in business ana al lie
affairs; brings separated friends together she
ave. West side. is
EOR SALE-New steam launch. very nicely
built ~ ft. long. n. beam, oAn I'D. eh tinf'
Civse hotter drsf-c.ass ia every respect suita-
bic for Reeds Lake. Inquire of n X. hoWlett
or Can't. John Bulge, Grand Haven. Mich. ~
ItrANTED-Fyerv consumer Of stove gaso
w Uns to know that am selling stove gas
olina in any quantity 10 = cents per e. Ton.
delivered 10 any part OF the city. g.. tliih-
wood. corner last Fulton and Souib DlNls,o oh, .c
81. Telephone l0s0- nov 4 ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-17
=BABGAINs IN=-
REAL ESTATE
AT THE OFFICE OF
BROOKS 6 BROOKS

The hotel and dwelling on cor. Shawmut
and Mlnter-SI ............. ...... sf'l
Three houses on Wolfs plat ..... tlls5 aaa ll0)
on the Riverside addition. single lots or blocA
OF lots 20 su.t purchaser. Terms reasonable.
Lots on Wolfs addition from $50 20 $40.
few lots left on our West side plat VIII
furnish lumber % build.
Houses TO rent farms for sale or cxchas-e.
call on Us before going elsewhere.
Money TO loan o. lowest rates OF Interest.
once open Tuesday and Thursday evenings
BROOKS A BROOKS.
% and = New Houseman Block.
Telephone ll8.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-17

EOR RENT-Hoases OF 3. 4. 3. 6 and rooms
from 80 10 SO; also suits OF rooms Ia the
New Carleton block on NJ. Nernon-st.. nov
ready i0r occupancy; come and see them;
can smt you, AL within minutes walk OF
Sweets Hotel. Inquire of Il. W Barnard, -
Allen 81. or al ONCE. 6J Mt NeTn0n-st. Tele-
phone 1851
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-17

Circulation Guaranteed 70 Be the
Largest Of All Michigan Dailies Ex-
cept Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-17

Ualtsd Press Reports, Prompt and sariY
Delivery. All the Local News. and the
Cisaasst ana Most Plainly Printed Paper
Publlshsd IN Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-17
WCODWORTH :
Blue Lilies ard Pea1 Of SAVOY

Perfumes d EXQUISITE dehcaey and in-
perisas6.e frserauoe, Espt ay Peek
Bros White a White sils. Lacy &
Dickinson. 7. r West r X wilson
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-17

WAAf ~&ut As : ff sselaeit eaef tei iot
w snd Ea1 hatlSth ~ tht roltfi ui ttittiftlltt
~ Alu q 4lrfE.afr-f ps1er - AaA ttesstA AZ
40 Is bs4Aa 81 sal =. ;. ttsftn.
EfoR SAIF- TUFTS sells his HOUSES a. i4si -
a Ee cas- sci hen 10l.t- ~ as tt-@ia- hf
hliils GA o. far hcal ftfrrtA at.c Stlis tlts
IGr-t eiassnt Ep->e oa Lava toafl hstt s.s-t
IS 81 per neDtn. ID EoaM tcast 60 tNlitts-
sst. ma south ~ lsoASn. SfVa uf - 3 q
ulaUfh srsoni house 80 fSfisAtt oA thF
hln ~ IAolaGS So $50 81 80 itl MNtlA-
lat. au Faris CaiUse. hraahhrn haa cetiA
L ainu-Sla AfAF flnn as r-te q q \ i'A tii,ttit 3
n IafIs. i.oaykrd tleck, Pearl 81 saite'ies,
LaaR SAkF-Hoass AID Sex SIS lTsseeni .ast. q
xlH exchkagt ia pzri tof ritS ptofcfsS.
ilQuift ga lac premises -
IGoR SALE-on Bra3cWay. s miie IRON eiif
AHIfS dwellings ntft 4 aA Arft ai f3oa
garden sail vita e11a- doAn l. SaAir2 4 tp.,
iunlofT ofslce south taslklon-si 1ua y
GALL ana sec as if sou ~snf home 90 a.
= Investment. Nuf pfoFefts j. hfsi-fias ~ii0
y SIf4atca OH car theffN a.. IiftAi"tisss eta
E.shth ware plais New hauSCs ftAoA lof sos
ola these plats. Terms and prices - suit Soa.
Cal af once aHa Save advance al prices. Tar
neT 4 Carroll AcN hoaSenaau biacA.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-17
THE BEST AND
G. H + AP EST
lWil Sell at Very Low Prices

THIRTY SEVEN Choice lots on Jefferson,
= Dickinson and Reynoids-ayes. worth 500
% 500 each; small cash payments; balance on
time at low rate of interest.
TNION BOULEVARD LOTS advanced to
I $50 each for 800. 4 few College and
ParisavO. lots at Sis.
TEN ACRE TRACT ready TO plat and sell in
Il lots; good for twice is price.
HOUSE AND LOT s19D0-I am selling my
IL own property only. and will take purchas-
ers to see it and give them the benefit OF a fair
commission IN prices.
Es-Will be in once evenings.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-17
rURKuURE AsB PIANOS STORED.

pADCIIFF HOLT geaerai verehousemen
~ 81 lli South bitisloa-Si-. stsrc planas ana
furniture az tuN rates. fNprFf packers ana
cSnful movers vita large "Nsu.' seat rromFi
- py tciephoniuE A0. akA lau laii
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-17

ROOM house la southeast part of rltT r.
cfF
IN arres fwo RITES frsn rltT On grave roas
4" .Ga easy terms
-RooM hoase sna corner lof % Csntef-st
o1fs3 1lf worth
NV E-raeu fst f-r SAFE AZ bargain VII
y traee t1r rstslf lets.
MONET 80 loan atssud psr cert On git
y efEe1 ssr--rs. fers5 nyfer q 0araI-er
Il bs1aBee flt susffsrIg Titaoaf utarest
HAVE fhsiea h-ssrsss aIeres f-- s.1s a..
i Cans ~ a1f ~euh Division ~. elH r,sr
rrr ~ Hn 7-Flfrtt
IT VIII PAX rarrses visffnq - -rsrsf-
Teslaaeats 10 eaa ard iook over my list -
fare Fa1ss@
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-17

WANTED-Doard and rooms with private
W family. for two young men OF good char
acter. Address care Carrier j.. j..
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-17
WANTED B0ARDERs.
AGEHTS-WAETRD.

yNANTED-Boarders and roomers from $50
w TO 500 per week. ll6 East fuit0n-st. 2N5
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-17

Dor sALE-Cheap. IS horse power bailef sn 4
\ eBElnt ncary NV. With tufnarf. sfifluk.
etc. eomplels. lus suire 81 4 C. IAWlasi pneas
al. Ie.f
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-17
WABTED-BOARD AND ROOM.

(VANTED-By young lady. furnished room
w with board IN "a quiet private family
room must De pleasantly situated and where
home influence can be enjoyed. Address g.
b.. box 1. this 0tlce. lSs
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-17
fITUhTIONs WANgED-MALE.
FoR REsT-EoUssS

E'OR kENT-Neariy new l5T0om house OF
Il Barclay ST, near Fulton; furnace; hot
water up stairs and down; BATH closet and
a modern Improvements, barn for storage.
etc. for - per month. With stee. lange.
shades three chamber suites. carPets Tor SIX
rooms and halls etc. So per month. tbafl-s
an
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-17

NVANTED-Agents for the History OF ;he TX
w pl0ratiOns of. Daring Deeds and Grand
circular free. Address .. A. Browning a Co,
Toledo. Ohio. 3lu
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-17

l9OR sALE-The bu.laiags and fences oa sbe
Kent N0uufN lair ETounas ApDis 10
Aaron bleHeF. Asa ". Moeen aGd danes coz
committee .4
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-17

LiOR RENT - Furnished and unfurnishea
L rooms. steam heated. az PARK Place. Airs
A. L. Smith. .o-t.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-17

EOR RENT-lurnished AID Unf4rnishea
rooms al the Brunswick. - south Division
ST.. stebm heated. Mrs. Mc6ce. ll-u
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-17

EOk RENT-2 moor froat floor and base
nent. No Pcar-st.. cheap 30 perm. ent
teaaals. la.ufe 4. {. IARlAg. phone az.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-17

TF0d EIE Furnished rooms al The AeN
Carl ed. ~ ls.ald 81. one clock south ~
"a toast larAs al moaern Improvement
IA n-llalng 20 sG A.el Walrri trL4sivAt Hage So
Eclteo. IL
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lee Business on the ps.ob.eos.

The ice busiress aiosg the Pero5seo,
fisef has been much larger this year than
u has been for the past ten year, and the
ice merchants have beeE making a god
harvest. About three lines a. much ice
has already bsea shipped this year than
has ksen the Gaze fer Macy prscsdinz
years yet the ice merchants say there has
been little more harvested. Asa general
thing large amount Il carried over every
fall bat frem the present outlook every
house wiii be smptiei this year BY the end
Of November. A reporter in eonyer-
sstlon vita rrominsht ice dealer 10
the city recently vas given come
nzurss regarding the Ice business
here that may be Of inferess 10 oa,.iiers.
eIses ths fsss Of April, when the ship
ping commenced along the river, about
59AoO tons have beea slaspea. On an
average there have been from IL 10 Is YES
sells loading each day and about 800 men
have been employed. tiseir wages sgyrs-
aating about 81 90. About 100 sss tons
remain to be siIipsed AMI until the tnisldle
Of November the business will probably be
continued in the same lively msnHer thar il
has during tho sumner. OF the 40 $50
tons haryestcsi ia this section. ABOUT - 800
tons have been eut along the lake 10 this
vicinity anil hauled to this port in teams
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STATE HOUSE TOPICS.
Meeting Ct State House ccmmission--
New Nomfnatiors.

There seems 70 Be an spizooae prevail.
ing smsns the peopie Of the ssa.e Hsu.e,
nearly all the occspan.s Of the several
Offices hayiag dissgrseabIs COLI.
Alt General sprasse gees 20 Bid.efor!
today in COMPANY with the Bangor Canton
that 70 70 Bid4eford aad Old Orchard !.
gussts Of the Bi4sefora ca7saa.
Canton Wabasso Of Ft. FAIRFIELD have
increased in membership during two year,
from n menbsrs 10 80 This (, re-
magksbis growth. They are % form q
grand Canton with component Canton ..
Houiton at al euly date Canton Depart.
ment Commander, Gen. n. T.. sprsgae ~iil
attend sni master In. Tbs CaIai, Csntan
will BE- present. There all be parsass a
Heriton asa a. " FAIRFIELD.
Governor Barieigh has appointed the fol-
loving gssatlen sen a, delegate. 70 To-. summer
meeting Of the American Forestry Assoe:-
alton 10 be held in the P4riiamsn, buildings
At Q1ebec from the 81 30 the ssh Of Sep
fember: John y. ffobbs, North Ber~iek ;
George " Talbot. Portland l.. C. Flint,
MoHson.
The Governor Thursday commissioned
Rev. H. l.. Whitman Of Portland and Rev.
-. ", Osgood Of Brunswick to solemnizs
m.rri.ss..
The State Hoa,e Comm, ,oa we're in
session yesterday all the commissioner,
vita the exception Of Mr.. Allen. being
present Architect spofford vas present.
sad an inspection Of the new addition was
male. Mr.. Chas. +. DoebIer, representing
the r. q r. Corbin Go. Of New Britain.
ca, exhibited 70 the commission fall line
Of locks, door furnishings, etc. Samuel
jenkins. Of Auburn, was present on bust
ness connected with putting Lightning rods
on the new pari.
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Nominations by tho Governor.

Ths Governor has made the following
n9min stions
Notaries Pubiie-S. l.. Littleheld. Poland
Josiah II. Carter. Ashland; T. II. Smith.
Bgck'port; oiesr II Hersey. Baokfeld /,
H. w. Heses, bsnfntth John Is. Forth,
Bdde ford
Justice Of the Peace and Quorum Lewis
W. Bunker. Esstbfook Frank l.. Rot
e'ts, Pfesqae Isle Marion Il. Ray. Haf-
rlngtoa; Henry pfon, Norway. Geo. r..
Whidden. Pressure Isle N. II. Woodbury..
Auburn
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Alarrieo.


kENSEBEr.
Ia Waieryille. AUG. l., oh Spruce and Mis.
Helen Dudley, both Of Milford.
LINCOLN.
In NobIehnro. Aug. gth, Warren l.. fgley ans
Miss Mabel G. wm-aw, both Of Nobeboro-
HANCOCK.
In Ellsworth, Aug. II. Carroll r., son Of Mr.
md MR.. Thomas =. Moran. aged year Il
maaths.
SAGApNIioT.
Ia Dresden Mills. August y. by Rev. J II Ben
nett Mr. Forrest =. white to Miss Lizzie IA
Weeks both ~ Richmond
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for the week ending Aug. y, are a. fol.
lows.
AEoGsTA.-- Emma N Johnson 10 Charles II
John-SB, land. val con. ka gene " " hitshoase 10
" II Adams land 4k500. BAKER Weston 10 f,rg Tile
- Baker. land &'7s. Abbia Barber 70 kd<ard
Simpson, land fis:3 81, william LaTrabee to John
II Larysbar, Land 81 s.. BeHjssnin tfeueh IN
Albert Fuller. land si0G. Daniel T and Cietaena
PIKE to Wilson Hayden, land 81 -.
Athi1s -Issisey Bessey 20 Hartman Is Bessey.
land slGoo
BKtGHADE.- Herman II Adams TO Charles v
Stone land 1900.
CLINTON james D Brown 70 Einice kintbey,
land si0o. Simon " Barker 10 John r Lewis land
: s53; John I i.ewis TO frank L l3esse land and
buildings, $3.50
CHELskA.-.t0hn Bingham 10 ThomA. Track
and Arthur ColiHs, land. sii0.
FAIRFIELD ktsil A arren to John w Young.
aad, $3.50.
bAepisFH.- Elizabeth iinines to NC W.ds.
worth, had. fti11, Clarfssat Meadef to Lucy \
Mf ader. land, f5ao.
HALLowgi.L.- Mary T. Mathews to Margaret
MeI:niB land, ssiJ
si'nls 1ltrir Mary - Lyford to + J Connor,
land, .4Fn.
WArEHvttLg.-C Charles LaF oaBtain to Cslestin
Jacqurs. land. $50
wtSpsoR Warren seskins 20 Charles II
bailey land ti701.
WiSslpH Wellington Reynolds to Charles
Latosnfhih, land $500.
WAfSK II irriet Hall 20 Caroline II Baaneu
land . %, aild val con.
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The pleasant effect aud the perfect safe
,v with which ladies' may use the Liquid
fruit laxative, Syrup of Figs, under al
conditions make It their favorite remedy
IL is pleasing TO the eye and to the taste
gentle, yet edectusl in acting on the kid
news. liver nd bowels. d&wlmo.
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Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup should
always be used for children teetiing. Il
soothes the child, sofiens the guns. allays
All pain, cures wind colo, AMI it is the best
remedy for diarrh9s. rwcuty-fye cents .
hattls fahSNtiM VelErisWIv
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The following are the real estate trans
f-rs ia Lincoln eounty for the week end
irg Aug. -
EnENEN ph Hilton to Cyrus Weston
nad aat building sl35 90.
BHisroi BEN Lowis 10 Edwin w Eos
seti, land f75-
kbene pVH. Mary Moore TO Aimlra T. Nor
for valuable c1n.id'ra,pn-, iand and buildings
JtfSFksON Amanda j. and Jonathan Match
to freeman d Iiutch, land zoo,
SEW, AsrlF bradford A White to Caroline
l. Jones' land $50
sHi rHrnEr. t,No W Pirree to Abby y Cobb
land 81, 6raHt W Pierce to Geo W Fierce, land
aud buildings, 81
WFsrFonr Benz Jcwcit ct al to Edwin I
L9velay. land ESQ
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Personals

Personals
Han W R,,db,,v ma, ,.t,,n.l f,on
R,r thar
" pr,t NJ F,vs,,s w.. IN III,
ms Ann.
Mi,. r,bai Paw, In. ,.,r,ns, from, vi..
iny f,,ena, in Dos,,o
Mari. Nat, with lao, AZ, II, arc N
Go,b,m vi,i,in, ,.l,t,vs,
NJ. r. w u,o.i. IN r.l,,s, v,.i,i,.
her di bome for ewd,y.
Mr.. ! ps,1v - pain, 4, vi.,;,,
,,,o,d. in ,h,. c;,,, ri. aot
Me- n r ,tt., ,.,,s,aJ ya.,a.d.v
fran, a ,i,,ee .e..t v.c.t;oD
NJ, W w win, ,etn-rsd f,om .ho,,
v,.it IN 1l,o,,Jik. nm uond,v
mir ! ns., went IA Doysr and Fox-
croft ~, ,,,,. t,r,, ye.,.rI.g
Mr. and Mr.. u r s,nfo,1of prooklvr
N Y ara Visiting ., pr Robert,
viii oannet and family returned from e.,
dsv'. trim tn the isl.nJ. lsst evening
Mr.. 4. f. Gerald returned from the
West on tho Pullman Tue. Law morning.
Mr. T. T. psrkman rc,urrra f,om
Ocean Point on the :. % train Yesterday.
Judge W. p. whitebou.e goes to Wis
casseit Thursday as referee in the case #
Hen vs.. Rioss.
Mr.. Harold NJ. Plaisicl, after a visit Of
about two weeks. returned To Springfield
Ohio, yes, rdny.
Mrs. pr. W. 4. France and daughter, Of
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Mr.. F W. Row. he,adog Of peculiar
sppearance th.t will 10 At lens, one thing
that o,her deg, seldom IL ever ID. The
J,y 4. Nn-x,v Wolf and st. Bernard
,,,eIv NJ th,se two blood. nj, color /. A
vol, gray AMI white rather irregnlarty dis
,,;h,t.l ov,., nj. hodv bnt an nj. face the
r,.y nr,dop,in.,es IN the ri,ht side ard
wh;,s n, tho left The ewes are white
which contrast. strangely with tho black pu
nil, an that bis ,,nsrsl apns,.ance il amt,
li,s,s,, f,,r, tho ssn,ral ,nn IF dogs.
cn.6,. ~ NJ, Rove r,l,s him. though
onlv sevep manths old. weir-s eighty
r,,n1. anil str,alv EXHIBIT, great ssr,elty
which /. psrtIy natural and partiy owing to
the careful traiuing Of his master. He will
carry naek.ges tn their home In StApletot.
altar hi. m.st.r has accom-
n.niea him a, far A, the railroad
ero..inr At ,h, foot OF Rnss' Hin
and Mr. Rowe thioks he shall be able
20 train him az that he will carry them from
w.,s- s,,s,t He will also take a bell in
nj. m,nth a, his mistress connlnl. au,l
ring II to cal the children. But Cislie's
.nsc,,l delight is 70 b, in the WI er where
he /. equally as mach At home as $ al. A
few DAYS since several boys were in hithius
near the s:eambos. WHAT aud one jumped
from the landing. Coahs, thiaking the lit
tie fellow had fallen in hy accident oheyed
the gene ous instincts Of his nsture and i'm
nedistely Jumped in after him and seized
him by the arm 20 help him sshore, but ~
''e ''s ''' % "''''"s Wv "a
VIZ u'k - s, ""' D's ri, Ell.
,"'. Nv =,
f""ea FN''s 80 s' ~ w
" aofe' '''' :" - W. -,
s'''s ron a''.s =, 49,. III. nss,ss
,,"s Is" A's 80, M. x :, C,.,.s
~, ,'y ''.s'' U.s. - - oh;se,.
-, :" - " - ~ .,.s.~s,,A ~ ii,
~ INV '"e So ~.,.-s. -.;,s.t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-27
KennebeC Central R. R.
TIME TABLE,

TIME TAUI.E,
I'm aud after Angus, Is, trains will run as fol-
lows
i.rave Randolph 100, ii.oo A, Nj; 400, 40,
I, VI. Arrive at National Home ~ li.sS
A, NJ, S.as, a. 4. NJ.
leave National Home p'sA. NJ, 100. $50,
70 / NJ Arrive at Randolph pJo A. NJ. i.sa
s as. A,ter NJ.
10 accommodate people wishing 90 attend the
band concerts at the National Home, SUNDAY
afternoons, trains viii leave Randolph at 90 aud
tls 4, NJ, each Sunday until further notice.
Leave National Homo al "a and ai5r NJ.
p. A. LAW tuN. Superintendent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-27
4ie1.


In watervillc, Aag. - Of pneumonia, Helen G..
Prescott, aged g.. daughter OF ilT hate Or Oliver
Prescott Of Nassalhoro: aug. i. Mrs. Electra
Harliug. aged - years o mouths. Aug is. Percy
A son Of A. n. Hartshorr, aged 70 months Aug.
70. John Murphy. aged - years.
LINCOLN.
In Damarisco,,a, Aug. 20, C. 5. cIapp, aged 81
years moEths.
Mist ANGUS.
In Boston. Aag. p, Mrs. Coraeia Sprowl OF
lie, aged 81 years.