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The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-27
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-.>,eii,,i- iei'tA a.fon{iiat iitr siiiesiHenan8a -,
s'f;inr has ii."i not. - Il III ;|,,tsatiu:. 10 i...fc
iii,ii i.rs.li ~ sil:,o,t - ii. .tsi;,.. and TIA. said
ir,..i Wi! !, mad. i'.t.,r. tne .i,,,... 81 the cir
cut t~iir'of iaii ~.isr.ruua;y. ar in Ms ai,sei.rr
~ i'.sf iae ,!.r.. ia.rs... Ut his office in liot
springs. :. H., ~ .sNi:sai t.. ls,-i. viz:
GhAii.s, h'l l!.i;f., Id. .a3;,
Tor u; Sea SIC. II. IL. ssoaiii. r.. .ct-t. e. !I.i.
~. iiis'ri"; lie following. w.ti,,s.sa Ia prove his
ctniin nous 80 i'a.c., ul,.l ari cultivation of ol,i
and. 81: .'c-ei.l, II Reed. of s,nit!.wick: John
: d. A.sa.. 81 s~;aiiis".sl: foar.,ii Marty. of
.-n.i l.,i"s. Ni.ric, 8 .f.ctsr. of II Il s.p.;n...
III j. l.. i'll Sc, l.n.;.:ter.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-27

Candidates for the various Offices
seem somewhat modest this year. So
far the STAR lnow- OF no one that is
seeking Domination for the Legislature
at the hand, of the republican panty.
Mi. JAS. BRADLEY has been mentioned
for that position but the STAR does not
know ina, he would accept if rendered
the nomination. Mr.. u. would BIZ a
strong inan. is a farmer and could we'll
represent that fraternity: W. believe
that other interests would be fairly
befriended and looked after by him.
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hoIicE FoR

'a..a oi:ieea =. Rapid fity. :, D.. Mayin. isao.
S"iire i, is,i.hy given. t.:ti IKE following
max, iii;i p.o. { in support of her claim. nd that
s.sa i.,onf VII! h mace before she Clri!; Of the
slryilt curt Of ti.si iii:er Count, al his Office
MIS- Sl.IIi;: LsiHi:sfEAtN n. d. asai,
forth - >'... =. ~. me-, Soc. -, I.. IS,
!,a:ia. 5 Vast, Is. II. u.
~, lanes the t~,l!rMin. witnrssrs to pro.e
Ec: continuous residence. i.:r,n and cultivation of
s:.i,. !! nj, VII: lol,i. 4. i;irse. i,.,s N.i! y. CON.
all NJ Hot SPRINGS = ". j. z. LuSE.
~ Register.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-27

Gov. Mel!ctte's appointment of Titus
+. Corkhill as State inspector of mines
in the lslas:'; Hills region /, not, re-
ssaNaca A. anything in the interest Of
the tIomcs'ake and otiier corporations.
1T may o. ii may not he the cast that
there is s"me special significance in
the fact t'at Gov. Mcilctte selected
for this office a man not in harmony
with The Influences which have here
toforc largely controlled Black llills
polite. hut IT wiil probably be ob-
served that there : al least one pub
lie Official nov in that region whose
attention TO the Office will not b.
wholly in thr interest of senator
Moo'ly 5 %frieai.. ST NIX Eds Press.
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pvics TO

Mrs. W~I:slow's SaorniNG SyErr. for c.ildrc.
teetliing. is the prescription q ore of III. b.s.
female nurses and physicians. Il" III. Initcu states.
and lias been iis"i for forty lars with never fail
ing success by millions Of r%antlcrs for f,ic;r chit
dren, nnrin the process II tccth!n. X va,,r Is
ii,saici.i.i'ir. Ii :. iicv.s he Child i.uii pain,
ruirs G,ysen!ar;- and .:i..rhoea. gripping III ti,.;,n..-
els. and wind-rolic. II: pisin. health to thc c:,iii
i,rn.i. tho ~n.n':,cr i.rir. z 81. , hn;i!..
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-27

A continual coughing Is. very a:ii.oYiNc 20 rr--
sons sitting near yot in any kim. III Il gathering.
hrsidcs it il of great dl,iay, To tho tarnat ami
and is exceedingly dangerous At Thu .egsoM
Syrup will r.lievc any ordinary corsh, and
this remedy costa no mo... thai, tn. N ..rior
grades TINT are tIirow,, on tho market to s.i! IL
enormous profits. FRANZ CALLAHAN, Dru-cta;.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

ini.i ui'icra 1T i;a,;l Gitv. : ~. ;ia~ u. 1850.
~:'ntIr, 4 ;.,-e.,,:s gwen tia; ;.r ~foliuvins name,i
sf''l"r ha. iii-.i s..t,icr of hi i|:.len:.o;, 10 nai>a
.';;.l l'forf il, sil p"it II hi tl.ii,. am. 'la, -.it;
p - ~i!l he mad l%'riei, Ill" C..rl, Of N. cir.
nit Count of Fall River County. nj his otnc. in
Hot s.'r.ng-. : u. On July ls:;i. ls!a. VIZ:
Oil .-NNI,p F.kt-rsOS, D. :. :.oir.
forth No. sc. .'. tn. I; $. Ranges T., B.I.M.
~. nain's the i%rliawing wi'ncs.es &, prove his
continuous residence t,pon aid cultivation of said
and. VIZ: ..i.S..der :. Stewart. Joseph u Dick
ov'r, '.tei.it'n y. Wilson .na William w. La
t]l.iric. AL of lilo; springs. 5. II.
80 j. Il. LrsE, Register.
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HOT Hri,4NNsat.Isn
REPUBLICAN, c.NThs. c.asa.
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so':.a II itr'fy given. t;...; IT, i;..s,.s.... 81.
,e''irn' N'''.. it'ee viii nee, -, i.ni >..iin..-. =.
", Ii.'' =. N:'', Al y. IL - ~. i.r tn, :iui,.i>.
" ca ~. II t'f.."i.tl...t ts L. .,.. d..ru IT, "a. attend
iiit STATE t"i,. u,ita. M!.icii Val ir i..i, u, .i.ri:.
IN August -. $3.50, .:i., +" ti.l>."t s:;c,, rti..l
hl's!''''.. 's las. l"i''.i.ri. y. !,r',,,h' .,.f ne li.g
e"hVeii.t1i!. w. T.. u. niAIN>.
Chm hep Cen. Com.
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DON'T

Buy your Spring Dry Goods unit!
.you have examined Fargo & sons
spring bargains.
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10 JOSEPH G.IR. WHO l:,a.l.. u. :. 1851. and To
Whom il may t.l.rcfn:
iioricE F0R pUsiIcATioM.

Land. oiacrn, Rapid City. SD. May 70. 1890.
S't.e' il ii'rr'iy. aiyei. that the following
named settler has fled nntic. III his intention IL
~ con mutation proof in support Of his ci:.im.
anc fi,i. sail lr,'i Mil | . mad. before the Cielk
Of tie '~i!cuit Cii.rf y: Iii fi,cr Count. at his
ul,ice in 'i"t Syringe. =. L., on luiy 9Th, I9s,. viz.
'llAi;i.:s J.. SAWYER. lid ISL.
t"r ;.ie =. swii so. ...,:: ..wt, SIC. ~, T;,.,S...
lsaus. j east II. Il. II.
u" names 10 f,i!r,v..1,. vi ,..sscs ~ prove hi.
r"iiiin:;np- residence ii,!.rl aui rr!ti. .;inii q; -ni:
Land. VII: .ioi,p /. b,lrhc. i.osNeil +. Cunnnr,
'."nssc y ':%'r'.1':"r and .A:sNai.l ~ :. stewart,
-, ~ i."' Spin =. 8. u. j. i. i.UsG,
!%;eAi-tcr.
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FOWL DISEASE REMEDIES

Catafrh readily yields to few applications
Of chlorinatsd soda. injected into the npstrils
Apopiexy generally cures itself BY killing
the bird before the poultersr knows Of the
attack
Lice on chickens may be destroy ed BY greas
ing chicks and hens on the heads and under
their wings with lard or sweet oil
Gapes are readily relieved BY spirits OF tur
pentine put in the traches. on the tip Of /.
feather. Que or two drops will destroy the
worms
Chicken cholera may be very often pre-
vented by thorough cleanliness. variety 81
diet, fres range and fresD water strongly
impregnated with alum
Dy~ntery should be treated with Hbsra al
doses Of salts. Feed on dry food, giving but
small quantities OF drinking water, Ibsrally
impregnated with alum
The following is remedy for roup: On,
ksapng ieaspoonful of black pepper, one
great spoonful OF mo.asses, hall . cup Of
sweet milk, we'll sLAxen in . bottle, aud
given In two t.aspoonfuI dos. Americas
Poultry Yard
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The love Of music, common IN some de
gree with the ma 0r part of mankind, is ex
hiblted in twouays, psssively, as with those
who love to listen to sweet sounds-or &C.
lively, as with those Sho perfoI IN npOn some
instrument, or sing This love. thus mani
tested, has the power Of uniting both ele
.melts in enc bond Of sympa; nv for whether
hey be listeners or play ers, similar emotions
are called into existence IL each mind, by
the music being rendered at a given moment
1t draws men together, and for the time, at
least, -uhdues diff. rences, lessons friction
and hsrmolizes sentiment.
In thi, respect music is a mistress worthy
to be W 1oed with ardent passion. She re
ciprocstes, bestosiug her favor., not ! ig
gardiy, but bounteously. upon those who ex
tend to her their sff elton. Her warm, ten
der aud beneficent influence perm aies the
life of adorers, cheering them when the
shadows of s,rrow have closed around
theta lives. or encouraging the m under be
setting diff enlties She demands faithful
affection. but, being no capricious wsnton,
in return is steadfa.t IN her love. Ii is this
reciprocity that creates the fascination for
music 30 Eotceable with those who have
entered The circle of art, and who are
dselhng sithin the radius of those { 4 algent
beams that iesce nj upon them from the OBJ
jet of theiT s'ofstion. Having once come
uncer the influence. il il re that any ind
vidGsl strsys from the object OF his ale
glance. He psy change h:s creed. politics,
hab!ta;icn. os transfer his oarnal love To
come eth. ~ s,n. bur here H. cha yes rot.
ONE 10 b. iit4,u4ted VIII music il to re.
main so ~ tn end of life. sni--who can
ssy N the cOutrsry-perhaps, on into eter
nifty
ID. mHs.c akert pe-n;cious influence, il
would % 4 since have been IN ,,oei. or
ciassed AMONG those vices thst homes: men
are Taught to shua Hu on the contrary
even the most higofei and nsrrow-m,pdeo
clerical, ,avokes her aad bie..es her uover
While doctors and educators are loud in
their advocacy of muse az a moral jnf]u.
eEce. Churehss lusy dffer in doctrine
sgnostics uisy ooub. the existence of facts.
infiteis rail against religion, learned doc
tore quarrel as to the origin If the .Decies
roitiei - hurl saathemas one against the
other. s.. rpecu.ators swindie the TOO c.,utd-
ing, but one breath Of music and the better
QUALITIES OF man assert the mselves, and Diff
sersncss are quelled - 4 by magic Muse
Is potent. and Is the one touch of nature that
makes the whole world akin Il there ary
art that can compare with munc in that
far-reaehing power that releases the .pirits
OF mankind from their inner BONDAGE of
seldshness. Indifference or seasualisy, and
bring TIT N ont in;o the sunlight Of art 70
be refreshed and re animated with the VAIN
influence of purer atmosphere? We
think not. All o'her arts are Individual in
effect and do not pDr q IN The ms a. of r,,s =
40 does music. Fer this reason, there fore,
Is music worthy of the foremost place in
the affections Of mankind -.kefronome,
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Inform ISSIT.

uORAnSSIT word used to designate the principles upo
which many Of the manufacturers Of cheap fertilizers thai.
predictions Knowing nothing of the Of cmp
needed produce the best results they purchase INA
cheapest price crudest materials and the HIT
principle compound Htormsss Fetser which, them tan
it. win grow when used ledge The vd
farmer however demands something besides analyses p.
Oer maker Of the fertilizer which
to be success or for character reputation exper
facilities knowing all these things M
fertilizers difference price Of few dollars disturb
realizes that to buy the best always the cheapest
therefore Hsornss Fertilizers On the hand
he patronzes the BRADLEY FxRrnxR Co.. who for thirty years with
ample capital unequaed facilities and unmpeacabe character h
been producing STANDARD Fertilizers which conceded b
be unequaed for producing the best results bep,
Horiss usefor Horrniss ur
those proved the STANDARD Ferie
whose alone exceeds those msnu
turer the world you not Mtorms YOU at ou
send postal card the Bradley Fertilizer Co. Boston, their A.
mansc and learn best fertilizers this has e
seen Mention this paper when you write
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Hlarriieo.


ANpRosCooGIS.
In Turner, April n. by Rev. W. r. French
Charles ". Allen and Edas l.. Holland. both OF
Buckfeld.
ARoosrooK.
In Caribou, April 20 william Sharp and Miss
Abeie 4. Hale both of Caribou.
CUMBERLAND.
In Willard, Nav /. Frederick =. Brown and Mis-,
Cora VI. Dob. both Of Cape Elizabeth
In Portland, May ., Geo n inchest-r of Chel
SEA, Mass, and Miss Margaret r. Alexander o.
Portland
In south Bri4 gton. May /, Au5rpw VI. Farmer
VI Waterford, and Miss Minnie c. Manson o.
Lowell.
FRANKLIN.
In Kiusheid, May LIST, Frank B. Hutcbins anc
Efhe =. Winter both of kngfeld
Ia wilton, April - Webster Tracy of Rome
and Wis Carrie VI. Adams of Carthage: Apr. 20
Everett Chandler and Miss Nellie Howes; May 3
Oscar villains and Miss Iona c. Vaughan
LINCOLN.
In Newcastle, April 80, Charles T.. Ervinc OF
psmsriscotfa. aud Miss fsabelle e. MaCubb OF
Boz thhsy Hsrbor.
In wi.casset. April y. Noses Huntoon OF Wis
css.et, ard Mrs. Joseph e Jenness Of Dresden.
OXFORD.
In Brownfela April q. Reneldo Z. Higgin. OF
Denmark. AID MsrY ! pendexier of trSehurE-
In I.uche's hiis. april ~ ilerb"rt c, Adams
and Belle X. Wilson both OF Gi.ad
In Woodstock. April u, G Clifford Adam. OF
Woodstock. aud Irene VI. Curtis Of Paris,
SOMERSET.
In skowh gan. Nav :. Albert r. Wells Of Gin
ton and Miss ors b Goodridgr Of CaBsau, Nav
sth, Fred A. Gilbert and Miss Dina Fortier May
8, Nathaniel MeQuillsn and Mis- rs her Flanders.
both ef >kowhegxu. May John " Otis and Miss
.. wiunifred Thompsco, beth of skowhegan.
WALDO.
In Monroe. May I. Frank A. littlefeld and Nj, .
Fannie n. faster.
In sesrsport. May 5. Capt Leroy Dow and Mlss
Cors Esion. both OF Sear.port.
In Jackson. May /, ID T. Wentworth and Miss
Helen u blood. 10th of kaox.
IN Palermo. May T. by l.. A. Bowler, Esq,
Charles =. " iiton and Mrs. Mary 4. Jsquith ,bot1
Of Palermo.
YORK
In Sacc. May 6, Clifford L. Richardson Of Saco,
and Miss Celia wsterhouse of Biddefs
In North berwick. May Z. 4. Z. Allen OF Port
land. and Miss Lillian u. Ham Of North aerwack.
In L. banon. May st by Rev. N c. Lothrop.
Forrest W. Dixon and Miss Ida b. Cow-ll
In North ebansn. April II. geo D. Perkins
ant Ms annie x Bracket both Of Acton.
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Of Lady Balch's colts are trotters and pro-
iucers Of trotters, Mr.. Haley has great
prize in this new conner. The mare vii
be bred this season to Nelson. She will BE-
recorded in Wallace's next volume, ths
ninth. Mr.. Haisy's Nelson colt Hale,
IL. $50. weighed no lbs. when one year old
May 5, and is . ro.s beautiful piece o.
young horsehesh. He is out of Gray Nos'
oy Nelson, and 10 one of the best colts BIZ
great sire ever produced.
Mr.. C. A. Akeley Of Presque lie ha
sold his 8 year-old colt, Robert A." =
Mr.. Geo. w. Ross, proprietor Of the Vance
boro Hotel. for $500. Robert A. is by J
1. Allen and is one Of the most promisini
colts. As regards build, disposition arr
speed, that has been raised in Aroostool
county.
Mr.. J. C. Horne Of Wsterville sold las
week to Mr.. N. T. Dore of Boston. . I'm
che stnut horse, known Is the COombs horse
price, $500. The horse has a record o
Q 354 and is good one. Mr.. Horne ais
bought in Unity. Of Walter Reynolds,
| Is hand stallion that be thinks can trOt i,
| 40.
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Agricultural lutellieepce

The Weston Buxton creamery 10 In full
operation. turning out nice article Of but
ter and giving great satisfacsion.
Mr.. H. L Pfeble Of East Corinth vas ous
Of the lucky bee rsisefs this spriDg Out
OF thirty hives be has put out 70 good strons
swarms. He has one Of the best farms In
that town.
Winterport 10 getting to Be quite dairy
ing town. There are four cheese factories
in operation, aud many patronise the Ban.
gor Butter factory and others the creamery
Of Mr.. Hopkins Of Hampden. besides the
home dairyins.
T. l. Esstoau vho owns and runs . corn
factory u East Conway, N. H., and iives a
Fryeburg, Ne. has engaged and has signed
for 100 scrss Of sweet corn for the present.
seeson. AID he has already contracted pear
y bic full pack for the season.
n. Y. Tvsedy. 0spssisssndsss g u
Ie1esefs Cssaossy, ~ ~ sAisksas q
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Dear Coasta Bess Il have negiec,e ed
sriiing TO you. My father does rot take
the Journal but We exchange with neigh
Dor so we have the reading of it. When
got your letter was planning on reading a
sood long letter, 50 father laughed ut ms
whea opened it and found il vas only fouI
words from Cousin Bsss have been tc
High School eleven weeks this winter. We
had a nice teacher. | took foar studies
besides reading and sp ling. We have
been having course OF lectures here.
have been 10 two Of them,-"The Battle OF
Getty sburg," and Life in Rebel Prisons.
They were very interesting l have one
brother. He saw piece of poetry abou
Mr.. Reed in the Mschias R.pu tlicsn. He
thought he would like TO have his picture
so he sent him the poetry and received il
return his photograph. He is very fine
looking man. am afraid my letter is toe
long, 20 l will close with love to all the
little cousins. BERTHA Z HANCOCK.
Dear Bertha Il am sorry sou were dis
appointed and got laughed at besides, all or
account Of COUSIN Bess Blu. please re.
member that the four words meant Just a.
much as could have told YOU sn foul
pages. You are q faithful girl 10 write &C
soon again. appreciate your kindness
Yours sincerely, c. B.
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INTELLIGENT farmers everywhere become convinced thu.
quality rather than quantity to produce the
using fertilizers 1t to combine cheap large
quantities producing fertilizers and the chemists analysis there
often misleading showing large percentages of nitrogen pho
hates but without presenting facts tho selection or
preparation the materials from which these produced
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A moments thought will
lelicate plant roots must
pared that they can readily
have the same effect as
digest a large amount Of
kind Of plant food is
thing to be sought for.
who has the right kind Of
Fertilizer Co. for thirty
cal study to attain just
their Standard Fertilizers
that they are the most
to produce. On this they
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Messrs. Y. b. and + A. Wakefield l..
the name Of the new South End grocery
firm, which have recently engaged one of
he stores formerly occupied by W. C
Jack & Co. These two gentlemen are well
known In Gardiner. and will run a general
line Of groceries, provisions. meat and f.b,
Wednesday of this week.
The musicale given in G. A. X. Hall,
Saturday afternoon, by Miss A. NJ Gar
diner and her pupils was a very successful
affair. In spite Of the threatening weather
the ball was well flied. and listened to
= very enjoyable program. There were
originally seventeen numbers on the pro-
gram, but owing to sickness and other ex-
cusable reasons, the number was cut down
to thirteen. Not Outstanding this fac,
however, the musicale was perfectly satis-
factory. It would be unfair to mention
any particular number Of the program
NtuDuL thFtH hs FhNh Pdi'
vas rendered excellentiy and reelected
great credit upon the pupils teacher. Miss
Gardiner. Special mention nigh. be made
of the piano Duet by Miss Burnbam and
her teacher, who played selections from
rrovatore very foely Miss Smith sang
the "Milkmaid's Song" very sweetly while
Miss Forsyth was heard to good advantage
In the soprano solo, summer Love
Dream" Alice Smith played splendidly in
q Duet with her teacher, while the piano
~ the Misses Florence and Marion Law
renee was much enjoyed. Miss julia
Giovanni, with her teacher. very nicely and
correctly. while little Martha Webster won
them all in her piano selection. .Pastorale, -
by Lebert. Master Neddie $ udley played
MeldeIss0hn's "On the Seashore," which
is quite difficult piece for 80 young lad
20 handle. 10 q very clever manner The
two gems Of the program, however, were
the vocal Duet, Mendelssohns MAY
Bells" rendered by Mrs Dll and Miss
Julia Bailey. aud the piano duett Mokow
skis Spanish Dances. by Miss A. NJ. Gar
diner and Mr.. b W. Partridge. both
numbers being rendered spendiily. Miss
Gardiner will hold her next recital on Wei
ne.dsy evening of this week, at the same
hall. when sDo her we'll arranged program
will be carried out.
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convince anyone that the
have their food SO pre-
digest it, or else it will
when a man endeayors to
indigestible food. The
therefore the essential
The question then arises,
plant foods The Bradley
years have made a practi.
this end, and they offer
to tho farmer, knowing
perfect plant foodpossible
stake their repuiotion or1
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the unequaed sale of their fertilizers that
efforts appreciated In selecting fertilizer therefore, the intelligent
will be deceived by the cnningy devised
those manufacturers whose reputation unestabe but purchase
Badleys Fertilizers, which have stood the of and
coded to be the standard of excellence by both dealers and
you your postal card Boston
they will mail you their Almanac for 1890
DAWN
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There was game Of ball 81 the old mus
ter grounds Saturday afternoon, between
the HaIlowell Juniors and an Augusta
team, which resulted 10 victory for the
| home nine
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State of Maine.

KENNEBEC, ss.-superior Court. In vacai ion
Augusta, May s, 1870.
Lizzie A. Whittier Lib't, vs.. Fred VI. Whittier.
HPON the anne xed writ and libel, ii Is ordered
~ by me the undersigned Justice Of said Court
that notice thereof be given to the lbeee. by pub
fishing an attested copy of the same, or an alb
stract thereof, together with this order thereon
three weeks Excessively In the kcnnebec Jour
nal, Newspaper printed in Augusta, In said com
~ Of kennebcc, the last publication to be twenty
days at least before the next term OF said court
to be holden At watervillc, within and for said
county Of kennebec, on the second Tuesday OF
said court and answer to these, " he see ft.
OLIVER G. HAIL.
justice Superior Court.
(AbstrAct Of Libel.)
The libelant alleges that abe was married to
the said libelee at New Vineyard, 10 the Stat. oi
Maise. on the Sd day Of May. 1873 that the
said libeant and libelce cohabited in this Slate
after their said marriage; that the libeiant re.
sided In this State when the cause Of divorce
accrued as hereinafter set forth, and had rc-id.
ed here In good faith one year prior to the date
hereof, that the libeiant has ever been faithful
10 her marriage obligations, but that the said
libelee hs" been unmindfui of the same: that on
the 18th day Of March. 1879. he utterly de.
serted the libelant without reaso able cause mud
has continued sand desertioo since that since
their intermarriage the said iibeiee has been nd
dictcd to gross and confirmed habits Of intoxica
ton. that being Of sufficient ability he has gro >.
ly. wantonly and cruelty neg. ctcd and refused Ia
provide suitable maintenance for YOUR libellAot ;
that he hs. been guilty Of cruel and abu i've treat
ment and extreme cruelty wards her.
That twh children have been born 10 them dur.
Ing their said marriage, now living, viz. fred Il.
and Bertha y. Whittier
Wherefore she pray- that divorce from the
bonds OF matrini"ny between herself and said
hbelee may be drered. AMI that the care and
custody of their minor child. Bertha z. Whittier,
NAV be given to h also that req .onnb,e n inpny
be deere d TO her out of his estate or in li.i,
thereof that specific BE- - ii 10 her b. him.
And the iihelanf further ALLEGES that she has
used reasonable diligence to ascertain the pres
ent residence Of said iibelee but il unable TO DO So
and does not know where IL Ia.
LIZZIE \. WHirrIEP ,Libelant.
kEsSEEE7, S.. MAJ S. lsyb.-Thn said llbelsnt
made oath that the above allegation a. to the
residence Of the libeiee IL true.
Before me,
CLARENCE l., TASSsR,
Justice VI the Peace.
frns copy Of The order Of notice snd abstract
Of libel ARTIST. W.sCaoATE, Clerk.
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