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Sharp County record., 1890-02-06
A special to St. the Louis Republic

A special to St. the Louis Republic
from Atlanta says that three we'll
known business men, A. W. Boegs
of Chicago, E. D. Gilmore of PittS~
burg, and P. E. Brady of Titan,
Ga, reached Atlanta one morning
from New Orleans. They were sui
phurous in their language. They
took the P ullman sleeper in New
Orleans, and finding all the lower
berths gone, were booked for beds
above. The occupants of the lower
berths proved to be four black mem
bers of the Louisiana Legislature,
who were on their way to Washing
ton. Though the three white men
were representatives, and had voted for
Harrison for president, they were
outspoken in their denunciation OF
the presence of the blacks. The
negroes talked politics all night, and
when morning came took complete
possession of the.lavatory, stripping
to the skin to wash. The white men
abandoned the field to them and
waited till they reached an Atlanta
hotel before they touched towel CT
soap. All three declared that hence
forward they would vote the demos
cratic ticket; that the personal ex-
perience they had of colored people
was quite enough. Said Mr.. Boggs:
81 have learned thing or two now,
and will vote the democratic ticket
as long as l live. If the respectar
BILE white republicans of the north
would come south oftener, CONVEX
sions would be of frequent occur
renee.
Sharp County record., 1890-02-06

The speaker of the house is run
ming the gag game over the demo"
cratic minority, in consequence of
whose action there has been a battle
for several days, jawbones being
the weapons used. The st. Louis
Republic, commenting on speaker
Reeds conduct, says he "seems to
have made up his mind that the
house of representatives can be run
on the plan of the ward primary
mass>meeting, where the side which
pets it's man IN the chair controls
regardless of the vote. When he
is obliged to put a motion which
does not meet his views, he decides
it lost and sustains himself on the
call for division by announcing the
vote as he pleases. When free
ballot and a fair count is called for
in a demand for tellers, he refuses
and recognizes some one on his own
side in order to change the subject. !"
The speaker is using a weapon like
unto that used by Samson of old.
Sharp County record., 1890-02-06

Hon. G. R. Breckenridge is one
of the best workers in the interest
Of the southern agriculturist to be
found IN American congress. lie is
a man who stands high in the estl-
nation of the people of the entire
country. HIS efforts to reduce tar~
iff taxation, IN the interest of the
farmer, has made him popular with
the people Of this section. AS tit
rebuke to the republicans, who claim
that he was not fairly elected at the
last election, the people of this dis
trict should at least elect him once
more and by an overwhelming maj
orty. That he had nothing to DO
with and knew nothiug about the
frauds committed IN few townships
in the district, is firmly believed ty
all who know Mr.. Breckenridge.
And that he denounced such action
we know. He and Mr.. Clayton
lived in the same town and were
warm, personal friends, and no one
dedored the assassination of John
NJ. Clayton more than Mr.. Breckin"
ridge. These are facts stated in an
impartial manner and admitted by
by all candid people who are acqua'
inted with the history of the dis
trict for the past few years.-Log
Cabin.
Sharp County record., 1890-02-06
STA TIE NEWS.

Gov. Eagle has had an attack of
the grippe,
There is talk of bridging White
III
river at Newport.
The Press Association will meet at
Hot Springs June IL.
Batesville has shipped about 49,
600 bales of cotton this season.
The wheat crop in Independence
county is said to be very fine.
A Touring mill worth 100000 will
soon be completed at Mammoth
Spring.
Strawberries sold on the streets Of
Little Rock on Jan. 29th for so cents
a box, less than quart.
Two big hogs killed'near Yellville
the other day weighed 1913 pounds.
The largest tipped the beam at 5l0.
Five persons escaped from the
Helena Jail on the 2Sth ult., assisted
by some one connected with the jail
1t took the county judge Of Lee
county just two minutes to decide
that liquor should not be sold at
Mariana.
There were seventeen marched up
and plead guilty to indictments at
the recent term of the Boone circuit
court.
NJ. W. Gibbs, colored, has super
ceded A. J. Quindley as receiver IN
the U. S. land office at Little Rock,
an appointee of President Harrison.
Hot Springs and Little Rock pa
pers complain of muddy streets in
one column and praise the adjacent
granite quarries in another.
The delegates and visitors to the
American Horticultural Society at
Austin, Texas, Feb. 18th will be en-
tertained by the citizens of Little
Rock on the "A tn of February.
There are two court districts in
Carroll county, but scrip Is sold at
three figures, VIZ: In general 1t sells
at Is cts, in the western district 1t
brings 9Oc and only SOC in the east
ern district.
A young German named Schriber
shot Geo. Masner and Miss Emma
Frye while in a jealous rage, in In
dependence county one day last
week, and then turned the pistol
against his own breast and fired. All
parties are seriously wounded.
An Albanian writes Gov. Ea gle
proposing that s. A. Gafford, now
in the penitentiary for ill treatment
of conviets, be pardoned and sent
back to his old and suffering mother,
and the writer will take Gaftord's
place in confinement and serve out
his term.
Sharp County record., 1890-02-06

The best way to get rid of will
lows or other trees liable to sprout
from the stump is to glrdle them
and let them stand until they
cease to produce leaves. By this
plan all trouble with sprouts will be
avoided. .-Ex.
Sharp County record., 1890-02-06

The treasury department. decides
that cask used in importing liquor
cannot be used again in importing
domestic liquor. Now, if the de>
partment would only decide that a
man once filled with hquor could
not be used again for the same pur-
pose, the temperance question would
be nearly solved. -Ex.
Sharp County record., 1890-02-06

The RECORD is anxious to print
full proc, lings of reorganlzations OF
the democratic clubs of Sharp coun-
ty. What club will be first to break
the news to the State Central Com,
mittee that its township is getting
ready for the summers campaign ?
Sharp County record., 1890-02-06

Featherstone, "the republican con-
testee" for Judge Gates seat in con-
gress, is represented by John Nc
Clure Poker jack and "BIocks of
tive", Dudley. Any rascality they
can not do, would make he devil
blusb. b.-Texarkana Democrat.
Sharp County record., 1890-02-06

Among the candidates mentioned
for governor we notice that the
friends of ex,Congressman T. M.
Gunter of Washington county, will
place his name before the next coA>
yention for the position.
Sharp County record., 1890-02-06

The national house is in an uproar
every day on account of the arbitra'
ry rulings of Speaker Reed. The
democrats are quoting Blaine's rul-
Ings on the speaker to induce him to
act fairly with the minority side
Sharp County record., 1890-02-06

When the American people have
0 pay three prices for wool 1t isn't
the sheep that do the bleatlng. May
tha Lord temper the wind TO the
shorn tax payer Courier Journrl,
Sharp County record., 1890-02-06
THE r ECO RID.
E, G.. HENDERSON,. Eoltor

1t is thought that this years GEN.
sus will give Arkansas two more
members of congress.
Sharp County record., 1890-02-06
RIICKLENlS ARNICA SALVE.

The best saiy o ia the world for cuts,
bruises. sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and positive
ly cures piles or no payment required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box at r. Matcalf's.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-04

A dive Il ng house at Milbridge, owned by
VIM. Rays heirs burned Thursday evening"
Nth portion Of the contents. Less, ST.
800; Insured for coo. The fire took
from defec i've chimney.
Ia Letter TO tie Lswiston Journal Pres
lent Price. of the Maine State Fair, sug-
gests taat<fife members of the Ass 1eiation
no Joined vre,i )us 10 the raising of the
f. memb rship 10 twenty dollars con
tt butte ten dollars each 20 assist in making
up the defeit ncy occasioned the present
season by the rainy weather.
John Hobbs OF North Berwick, from
whose barn pair of horses were stolen
Tuesday night, found them Friday morning
in mis- yard Officers hsve been searching
for the thieves, who probably thought the.
couldn't escape, so brought the animals
back. The horses showed hard usage.
State Detective Ira True and Deputy
Sheriff Maddox arrested, Thursday, some
fakes who have been doing the fairs ia
Maine, ami were planning an extension of
work, IN suspicion of being The parties that
robbed the house Of Arthur Sewall. Though
these suspicious proved unfounded the Of
ticers were able 10 do good act for the
State By giving the parties good start
towards the outer edge Of It's boundaries.
At the town meeting held in Brunswick,
Thursday, it was voted unanimously 10
deed the Cabot Mfg. Go. q triangular piece
of laud contsiaing about 1900 feet mt the
lower end of Man street for building pur-
poses. The Cabo. Co. contemplate erect
ing new mill of 10000 spindies and also
makiog otter extensive alterations and sd-
ditions TO thei: property here. They are at
present driving piles for foundation for .
cotton house l30xf0 near the new Maine
Central railroad freight house.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-04
HID IN HIS NECKTIE
Joshua Allen Surrenders the Fifty Dol
lars He Stole From Mrs Hawkes..


Ihere was quite an interesting Hiai BE-
iefe 1uise andrews q. me jan yesterday
forenoon 'ha' n&d very Interesting tefnl-
na'ion-
Joshua aAeni the man Nhom MARSHAL
worse OF mus cl'y arrested al Maoches1er
ihuisoay' lof s'ssi1hg GOV ifcHa MS en-
f4osei -'ii' ''afy = u "a f'Ae''
Was ne person u'ea aha ne haa ensasea
f. " hreh'use io' ms st'ofhet' mar
saAi morse Was inc Complainant
lag iot 'Ne WIZ
MS iiaNAe aga has'sf ena'iie sac
'A's' nav ~ 'e'''ue' '''i' - nc = Ut
money ID an GU p'f''ii A1'eau III 'ile DuFeAu
men s'oou ~ 'he HUM 'ooih Ina s..e
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l" S'oAs 'ne p''ANN' ~" 49, a'' app'e
''ee ~ '''oN ne"i ''iS .loN'e' anu ''n
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pe'''n "eie 'I''' a'H II ''ie " 'i'' h9ish-
ooie "a" Hi'h
Ni'''eA p.Nse N'"- nv vas PRS
ei' "neu 'iieu came "a ''N' Alien aSAeu
"''n " eo'n' u'dei -" ''pi'e 'fee &ui SIC
""at iney cou'u hni' neh they gol IN
''' VIC 'iee A'ie" i"'n'e'' "ut ah e"'p'y
""'ie' e'' 'oi4 i't' W pioN ~ up II was
the "allst "hich cen s'hsu me money.
At this point Aliens counsel took him
aside and told the prisoner that as Mrs.
trowL,o. ami, ;it,. ss,,a,, .h..
10 .s,.,,,,.
CIV - NS N"'i' give ''e ii""S' ups tut
Judge hal decided to let him 90 on his own
reeogniz iuc, TO appear a, the December
.arr, -. s,,-o,i,- oou.. An, al .,o,,
naa denied 'he theit anu "heh put IN jan
had bseu thoroughly searched He put on
brave face 10 his attorney. but when he
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-04
BY TELEGRAPH.
by tie rrtal OF National
an

DuEIi~- Get-3--Mueh excitement was
ecca.i nd in the court room today in the
tra OF Natiss ahsEs by the eviisnee of 4
. .s1emla sto tssnisd he followed sew
rrsl &. feadsnls into he veste'y Catholic
church and III a 70 eyerhesr what vas said
:. ere-by then, Counsel for the dsfeni-
a T. sssusspsiea 20 Anow il the penal days
bad returned when saast ~ Of the coafes-
ssoasi Nssli b. IN s.ssi,
! h. cont rosm b came babel of cries,
CO iusios Vas 50 great ttat it Was lmpos
-s1se 70 90 an ~tth the proeeeSi g.,
Co1rs xas declared adjourned for "A half
agar. Win feVasred q policeman ~s-
eross sSsmle' oy Harrlgsor, who ell d
stintss shados." Magistrate call 50
Bpoa Hsrr ny,cn % vishdrss the expires
.ion Harrsagaen refused, was ordered TO
have the cass. An upIosr ensaed, Dilloa
sud o'84i=E ecmmen,ing freely a2aa the
M amer In which the ease vas condae, d.
F.rally snother half hour adjourn meat VA
raered.
During the adjournment. Harrington's
eI eats it,srmiaed 20 defend themselves.
Wuen Proceedings were resumed, Dillon
IA ID just began 10 address the bench when
a Clss. was sAised for Harrington. This
50 e1sspsrssed the ms estate that he or
dered the court c'esrej, and proceedings
y ere adjorrasd abruptly amid the greatest
c3afuSi3n. A large body of police we're
msssed outside the court, but there wss no
roting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-04

Major Samuel Appleton, who vas for
some time supposed TO be the oldest resi-
sent who was born in town, died Thursday
pi2ht OF early Fri'ay morning 8, the age Of
Sept. 30. 1903, aud wa. the sen Of DR..
Moses Appleton, native of Nes ipAFich,
Mass who graduated a. Dartmouth and
me 70 Watefyille ia 1896. Msjor Apple
ton was the las: of four ehildren-M.s
Wells, wife OF ex-Gov. Wells; Mrs. PlAis-
ted, mother Of 4. A. and J. II. Plsisted of
this city, and Moses Appleton of Bangor
When young man he was in business FOR
a time in Boston, but afterwards re.urnei
% Waterylle. where he engaged in trade,
n com 7any with the late William Gilman.
4 tier the Wigs came into power, with the
q elton of Harrison and Tyler, he was ap-
psin,ed postmaster, and served in tina.
capacity several years. Associated with
Mr. Zebnlon Sawyer, he was extensively
Engaged for time in the manufacture of
paper, the mill being on the site afterwards
occupied by the shank factory, near the
foundry. He has not been in active bust
ness for the past thirty years, but was
President of Ticonic National Bank from
1879 to 1884. The latter years of his life
he has not often been seen beyond the
limits of his home, corner Main and Apple
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-04

NEW YoRg. Oct. p
FLOUR Receipts, 81 ~ pSgs; exports, 6.3kC
6bis, sales il 200. Repeat quotations incuf
ing city pll extra, a .jlsj 70. patent, - pa
rs -, supe-GBe, e. 7saf3 Isl extra No. 2 g. $50
- 20, winter wheat loT grade. e. Sjat3 20, Min
Oeso;a extra u loafi1 -; Southern -four duii
rye foar qries.
wHgAT-Rece;pts 90 800 exports. 3},2,2 sac
1905; higher No. spring--: No red, IA
~ No re-, i0iial0l,, eieV'i ,o;, fob ;92l al12i
ieiiv'j. 40 SArd, !llisill., Nc northern, -:uoa
.d6
RrE-fFm; state. 7ia7I. western. e9s7l.
2sELET--qairt.
Coes-gecelpts, 1850, exports. 800; sAe
!, : 90. higher, staauser, 55ia55, NJ Z, 5i.at5,
store and elevator. 50.5G. afoat.
OARS Beceipts. 1900 exports li2i; .,ies,
iN3 0co dull. No ;. y, do whit. ifai5i No l. 50,
=, DO white, i5iaisi; No :, %. do ~hite, 3.Als.
Mixed western, 4Osis; white do 1854
CagFEg--f3iF, Rio, lair ri.
SE9AR--Rsw firm: refined firm; demand
fair. crnsked 5sa5i extra crushed. ,7afi white
extra crushed jiaaI. cat losi. u grauni4tsd. a
PETROLEUM steady, -oa.0i
FnRS-quiei
BEgF-stesdy
iag 60 90, city -es, ~ 90 refined du1, oontlI cot
e. s5ss6 III, 5. A III p.
BUrrgR qRiet reFtsrI fsi-5 7isil; do
fassss- Stronger quieti state, 7ag5; fancy,
9lsgie.
rretgii.s ~ LAYER pool weak
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-04

Rev. and Mrs. f. II. Boyuton, Of
Maehias were in the city short time
Thursday afternoon. calling upon their
friends. They rode mp from Vasssihoro.
where Mr.. Boyntou wss formerly pastor
of the Methodist church. They lefs Ms
chiss several weeks SGD, and have been
most erjcyahis time. Last Sunday Mr..
Alma preached in the old church at Alma.
buils more than hHnired years sgS. and
tomorrow be will occupy the Metho lis:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-04

Persons whose bbaod il thin, digestion weak
and liver ziuggLsh, are eStEalisbis to the attach
Of usalaFisi diseass. TIE most tridtaz exposure
NAV, HHder such conditions. Infect 3 sy.t.m
which. II healthy. would resis. the miasH 81
faint. The only way 20 secure Immunity frem
malaria ia localities where IL Is prevzisnf IL to
tone ana regulate tss system By inprovihz weak.
cned Digestion, eLrissinz the tiosyd and giving a
sul-s arr Accomplished by nos Hng 20 escfisiy as
Sostetrexs stomach Bi.fers which long experience
ba. proved to b. the most n la54e ssfegusrf
az ain~t fever and sss- and kindred eisorssrz
as 81 as the hs1 remedy fer thin. The i;ittsss
arr ntsfegvsr. aoasxsslient tnyi g9rsnt ~ the sr
gass Il ariIgattos. End active depa-ent, eiimi
mating from she blood tlsos- acid impurities which
originate rheumatic siIasenfs-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-04
Waterrillf Adrrrtisemfnts.
The Bin! Male h So!

DE-. fepSr hSs treated eyes that have bern
blind apd apparently rest fer ~ years. mi
brought them % isifi aad snrh wonderful respits
Should be prusiAlraed 70 toe world, that III who
are afflicted with sindn~ss eye difffrs tisi may
avail thcns@ivas q htf remarkable skIn. kes,d
the 70 wing "stf7es frpfa lsstier by Mr.. Ale.
B4rria Of North yas.sshoro
"a bout II years ago NJ eyes were seriously in
ig-ed By an * sSsioa o. porder. one ere being
completely io-s. the stner affected That 'ssr
g ys3fs sas In total darkness. ! Wa una. ?
treatment a. he Eye Innf mary a. Bosfsn fosr
szoBfbs. s8t received no ben At. Atier~srd wss
treat q oy practitioners in Le~eil. Lssrence Iaa
goy, Boston and other piaess. with 70 better r.
sHl.ss ane tben gave 80 in despair. s3pposiaz u
case was 4 hopeless one. About seven zee = ax@ .
BY the advice Of .Fiepd,. consulted Dr. Frost -
Hate-yile. who. afisr exssIiEatios, sid thai ny
eye was living and that these wa one ehaeee 81 :
hsnfred fsr ne 10 recover ny sishf saonrh he di
not ADVISE ris % take taa; rla-re tsss TO 10 -
Thought best hns y a-csssd to MAKE snors. =
attenpf- and cat say tina: N the short ,.nr~ D.
frost MS treated ray eye, have recsived is,-e
b@nsiif tnaE fraIa nj the Other. have stapg5y .
Aitfa bUKg IL.
No yassai5ora, july %, ,sss.
octitfs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-04

pulpit ai Ssarsmont, one Of his former
charges Mr.. Beynton is nov on his fourth
scar st Msehias. having been sent There
from Dexter, where he wss located three
ye4,s--o- IS long as the Methodist system
then permitted. Since he has been in Ma
chjas he has built fine church which was
dedicated two Or three months ago free
from debt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-04

One Of the most noticeable sights 10 the
.s.ual s'si,or to our ii y, ara the immense
rtl o.; logs which have been placed on the
the ,iusaay The journal man took a
sYjn ap that wsy yesterday and although he
hss known thst II vas an extensive work,
har3ly r,slized ,ht txt' n. himself uu il in
scasnal conversation ha leaned that 81 ,eto
s'irks Of timber have been Piled this sea
n. There were 5000 sticks left over
from last year, tits amount completing a
totd of a. eco sticks of timber These
oSs vi scale abeuf sgyea IN the thousand
feet Of lumber, and Little figuring gives
5.1It.On0 fert of lumber Represented Ia
d., "a gissh,ic piles rhe logs will h
sawed his pinter by II. W. Jeweti, the
scu known mill owner and one Of the most
prosperous and extensive lumbermen in
Naire. The crew will continue piling for
another two weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-04

Mr. W, NJ. Laid. who has associated
himself with Me. L p. Mayo, in the publ
eation business has for soma time been At
work in the Office of tn Bangor Daily
News, where various locai papers are printed
for the neighboring towns. Now the new
inn of Mayo & I.aid will engage in the
same class of business here, as an addition
70 what has been heretofore d1re in The
FAIRFIELD journal office, and tn, mi; al
numbers Of some or sill the following Papers
aave made their appearance Nocrdge-
wock Gazette, Bingham Herald, Scion
Times, New Portland Sun. The territory
. ,cupi9d is all desirable, and the new firm
are all ready to put in COOL and faithful
work on their new enterprise.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-04

NEw YoRk. Oct. Sin the Court of
General Sessions today the grand jury
btcugh, in an indictment for conspiracy
d gains, the fall board Of walking delegates
Of the bulldog trades. /, is eyident that
t.e Indictment wss found without tbs con
SIT Of the District Attorney, as he moved
t9aT they be dismissed. Recorder Smy,hs
Immediately dismissed them. An indict
ment was found in connection with the
boyco.ting OF brick manufacturers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-04

For some time Dir. samuel Currier has
been disturbed by the loss, as was supposed
by dug.. Of several Horned Dossett lambs,
valued At SIS each. DetermIn a TO trap
ard liberslly sprirkled with ,lrychuine.
The following morning three handsome
foxes 10y stretched out dad. We learn
upon inquiry that fox will attack lamb
with almos. as much voracity as will >
..nIf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-04

Officer Mcnamara while attempting to
asfe-t drunken chap yho was creating a
disturbance at the dance THURSDAY evening
or ke the little finger of his right hand
lie bad hia hand wound up in the coat col
lar of the fellow and WAS hlulirg him dosr
stairs. when tine fellow attempted to break
away, ard in the scutile Mac. met with the
accident 1t will lay him of for DAY or
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-04

The Conlnentais earertsinsd the Brewer
Hose company in SEe shape Thurs1sy
taking them TO the dane; a, South Gardner
arA occurring rooms for them over night
The De.age boys we're much pleased at
III attention showed them anl voted the
ton mental boys whole hearted set of
fellows
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-04
s,allgsa0z 4 Stfa1ah0ais
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
,rranscmcnt Of Trsias In ETee. Jun,
goth, 1890.


Until farther notics trains leave Augusta
olloss,
come rSf.<C--as0 a. NJ. for Lewiston
Rowland, Portland, Boston aud Montreal, s,A
a. VI, Tor y a'loWcN, Gardiner and South Gardi
ner, 9.i0 and i0z2 A VI, lrNprts sl tof Lewiston,
tarmingtoa. kueklana, tSrS land aad Boston; ilte
4. N. and l-s5 z. N. Tor ualiowoll. Gardiner and
-, Gardner; 2, Is T. II. for brunswick Bath Rock
land, Portland, ard Boston SIS trNpfe5sl Post
and and bostor, e.t5 7. VI, TO- halleecll, Gardi
ntr Nai Scnfh Gardiner, IL % 2. NJ. nigh. hgh
clSnl for Lewiston, Bat Portland and Boston
GOING EaSr-a.i0 A. ". tnight cxIacss) 10,
Skow hegGn, Bangor. Bar iiarb0r, s.. Stsphen
st. John and AroOsiCok Coanlv; go3 A NJ, fai
NatcrNiis. 9nd Skowhegln, pa T. N. texlFcss'
scr Natcrvtlie, Newport, hoVcr, tcXcrofi, Nan
sor anu hlr HsIbot. < Is z. NJ. for Wnttryillc
SkoWhcguu, U,'ifast Dexter, noVor + FexrrOft
Bangor, 81. Stcrhru, st, John ana A7ons. aol
County. Rad ~ ~ i. M. for Hatefsife; sup
day paper. uair Tor Wateniiie and EsnSar
az A. HI.
The Night t'uuuaa Trains RIG eaea WAY oves
uigh,, sundays Included, hu' not 20 Skovhcga,
on Monday mornings, OF TO Belfast amt pextef
II beyond Bangor, excepting 10 Raf Harhor.
lhr day express trains euug East at 2,iir. VI
nd W,st at le2a A. NJ, ruo daily, suadAys Ia
sluded, between Boston, bar iiarbor and 81
John.
ACCOMMODATION TRAN Tor August,
leaves Soeih Gardner, T. l3, 1850 A. NJ 1870 aac
t.S Z. NJ; GGgtipcr, 6,i5, LOO 4. 81, 5i anu
l.ti !. y tailowc'l, 6.t9 and ll,lt 3. NJ, ~
md 50 IN.
through .ickcts TO California sni alt po'uti
south and West ipay De had " l.. Il Walker
'iuket ~, Augusta, tho onlv office selling Vi.
~ rou,ce and checking AZ baggage free Of cs
pense.
PAYSON TUCKER. Vice Pres. = Gen1 Manager
q. y. Bo0IHBY, Geur Pass. ard Ticket hgt.
Portland. june 95ih lsao