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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-15

AROOSTOOK CROPS.
Encouraging Reports from Pros
porous PresQas Isle.
Death 0f q Well KE0Ka Fafminstan
Cltiztn-- Ocean Point Letter.
President Harrison VIII visit Bar Hsr-
oT-sssadahoc Rs publicsns-

fSPech.l TO the Ksnnebse Journal.
PEEsqUe isLE, Aug. u The hay bar
vest is abQa; over, isS Of the late ones
finishing this week oae of the Large ., bay
crops ever haryy sied 10 Aroo. took has been
put N the barns Ihis season aud mos. Of il
bAs been secured IN prime condition, and is
ot exee.lesi qua.i'y. Potatoes are looking
ineiy throughout all Northern Aroostook
Some varly planted pi, ces missed some
~bst. but aa a " neral thing the crop looks
veil snd promises an abundant harvest
The beetles afe quite thick, bnt exec pi uf0a
occs siOaal tie!ts 10 not seem - be doing
any apr seiNbIe damsge. Grain ls hardly
up to the ay"rAse with the exception Of
sheat hjch S. sems To be looking we'll The
weather this week is very favorable TO the
crop. and ne signs of rdst has yet besn re-
ported. Tae cheese factory IS having the
largest supply Of milk this summer ever re-
ceiycd. Nearly 600 pounds have been
received soue days. Many new buildings
are being erected in the village this sum
mer and mechanics are in good demand.
Much attention is being paid to the aiorn-
ment of grounds sui professional land
scape artist has been employ in the viii
la2e nearly all sammef. The new bridge
across PTesqae Isle stream Is nearing com
pieti0r and many improvements are being
made in Goudsille. MIR. Arthur Gouids
/ nnd.Ome re sidenee VIII be an ornament to
that part Of he village and other fine dwtl
ings will be erected. Mr.. =. Walker
Stevens Is bull ling very hand-ome ard
eapensiye residence on his farm just out of
the village. Business in Pre-que Isle is
good and there is much demand for new
feneueHts. state Master kufus Prince and
S'atc Lecturer Tsi.chell will arrive at
May vile Centre Grange on Saturday OF
this week and Vi spend week among the
t,tnnges OF Northern Aroos 'ook
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-15
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES

Tie next reunion Of the Sixth Mains
sis.
The Squirrel Island Casino was crowded
Wednps s9ay evening for the enier'ainmer
of Ny GranImother's Album Of 80 Year.
Ago and the old folks dance. 1t was q
grand success.
Madame Lillian Nordies the world re
nowred prima donns, is in Farmingtoa
visiting her childhood bone and especially
her aged uncle Woodsrd Norton, who i,
very low with dropsy of the heart.
Constable Ridlon of Ssco male sez
ure Of gaors at the Gorhsm House, OH
Orchard We lDesfsy night The rroprie-
pleaded not guilty. The trial vas contin.
ued tilt Saturday.
An alarm Of FIRE was sounded shortly
after A VI. Thursday morning from boz
q for a slight blaze 10 the pattern .hcp oi
| the Grand Trnnk road at Portland, caused
| BY . man putti'g his hghted pipe in hi,
Goa; pocket It vas discovered Just il
time to prevent a serious conaagration
Another town nsee'ing has been callet
I By the seiectmen OF Wsldoboro to sec 4
the town viii authorize aai direc. the ss
I lectmen 10 at once pr1s scute or defend a.
| the legal and equitable remedies the tozl
I may have 10 prevent or Sc; aside the sat.
| Of the Knox & Lincoln railroad or any in
,erests hsld in the same BY the cities OF
towns interested
The Oxford county democratic csnvt n
iion nominated: Senator's T. r. insalis
Denmark. and r. n. Bartlett, RGnIf RI
clerk Of courts, George Hazen, Oxford
county attorney, c. z. Holt, NorSay
county commissioner, c. W. Pike, Frye
turg; register of dseds, Vaudeville Hal
Peru. and EIbridgs @. osgocd, Fryehnrg
sheriff, 9. 6. Shirley. Fryeburg; treasurer
G. L. Mullen, Paris.
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CLOSING DAYS.
Grand Army Men Commencing
to Return Home.
Great Events Of The Week CleSs With
Splendid Banquet.
Speeches by Commander In Chiei
vesxsy. comrade Aiser and Others

BosroS, Aug. l4.-The Grand Army En-
esmpment was net called TO order until
nearly IL O'Clock To-Day.
The past eommsndsr in-ehief ressnted a
rcport Of the pension committee, which MAS
adopted by the eneampment hy unsmious
rising vote. expressing It's thanks for the
valuable report of the committee
The report of the psusion committee de-
tails the work of its members in seeurr =
snd siding pension legislation in Congress
and its suceessful efforts in regard to the
disability pension bill that became law
july -.
TIE law. ssys tlie ryport. whiic not in
precise form of the bill presented by the
committee, preserved the most important
I features thereof. aud while not Just what
was asked, is the most liberal pension
measure ever passed by any legislative
body in the world, and will place upon the
rolls sll OF the survivors of the war whose
conditions of health are not practically per
feet
Hon. c, X. Davis of Minrcso,s and Hon,
+. n. Morrill, OF Hsnsas. chalrmen rcspec.
lively OF the Senjte apd House committees
en- pensions, came in for the mos, grateful
me ution for the service rendered The com
mittee, aud the Il. \. Ii. is congratulated
that its pension work has become so nearly
complete through the passage Of the diss-
1 bility bill.
Al this point Gen. Alger requested Com
radc Sherman 20 stop upon the platform,
ard as the General walked up the sislc
there was perfect sIorm of applause and
cheers.
Comrsde Walker WIS then requested to
ascend the platform with Past Commander
in Chief Devers
Gen Sherman then in feeling manner
presented Comrade Warner with n beauti-
ful capdebra, clock snd set. Comrsde
Waroe- eloqueriv responded.
At this hour n DIT dslcga,ion from the We
mans Relief CorIs was announced.
Mrs. knowles, ,hc head of the deiega
ton. was loudly aprIaujel and made a
short speech Of cougrarulstion and sympa-
thy.
tommspder Alger made short resp .nse
after which the laiiss Withdrew
The committee on changes in rules and
regulations presented its report recommend
ins various mirror charges wh)ch wtre
adopted The committee reoommcn led
the appointment of committee to report
On revision of ritual at the next Nationsl
Encampmcpt The minority report in IA.
vor of adopting the resolution offered hy
the Department of Massachusetts,, provid.
ing for the substitution Of the old ritual for
the present one. II was adopted by n large
majority.
The committee reported adversely on the
proposition {, change the rules so that
hereafter past department commanders
shall not be- entitled to seats in the national
cncampment. IN, report was adoI "a.
The committee on the address Of the
commander -in-chief pre- sented its report,
heartily CONNIE ndiug II
A resolution was aaop'ed that the en-
campment pre- sent a suitable testimonial TO
Gen Alger in recognitlon of his untirng
services as commando r-n-Chef
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LIpKRMoEE F,LLs, Aug. Il--Thng-
arr 5oomns Mt Evergreen Park. Liver
more Falls. A crew Of men AMI horses
arr fest placing the entire grou9ds in The
best OF condition. 1ha track is truly now
second to roae in an lroscoggin county.
lmprovemt nti have been made on the
graud stan and n new band sand is to be
ert,tad nsar the .Outh eud of the grand
stand. I he park i supplied with the best
Of pure spring water direct frt m the neigh
bcring hill,iar.
\ crew of cArront'rs ore building over
seyert, five b9x stalls. Sheds are being
pat mp 10 accommods,, two hun ired he 81
ot ctt.'c; also ample and suitable accom-.
modaroas are provided for sheep, swine.
ctr. Arrangements have been made To
u'c the first floor of the exhibition build
ing for agricultural products and the sec
ond toor FOR The ladies department. Quar-
teTs have been pfos ided for the display of
sgi tcultur.l tools. machines and ea-ria yes
That the rlcus v ia be good s the same as
assured. The ciEs as are filling fact and
the colt stakes are already full. \ goldly
amount If hn, aul high tiooded stock ba'
been tutered for the tIh .bItiun and M re
80 follow. All trGiiing will he under Va
tionsl rules. With good weather this will
be she largest county exhibition ever held
10 Cd AndrOscogg n.
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NEw YORK, Aug. 1t.-Ceorge Aimee
Tommoi.. dock builder. 80 years of age,
who lives at No. l04 Ninth street BROOKLYN.
was arrested on suspicion of having caused
the death of his wife. Annie, three years
his junior The woman died at | Z. NJ,
and the undertaken who called to prepare
the body found it covered with bruises.
He reported his discovery to the police,
Who took Tommois into custody pending
the Coronor's investigation The police
asccrtained thai ON Sunday the man and his
wife hal quarrel, in the course of which,
the woman vas struck several times. She
left her home and went to her mothers res
dercs, where she remained till yesterday.
At her moiher's sdsice. she returned III
Nirth street in the morning, and died soon
after her srriSai. Tomm0s deuics that he
hii his v ife.
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Capt. Baker Says hs Tried to Save
the Coiombo's Crew.

New YORK, Aug. 1 Capt Bskkcr ot
the Nethe rlands- American steamship on.
dam denied yesterday The charges made
against him by the captain of the wrecked
French bark Chrstophe Colombo, contain
cd in a cable message from Paris. The
two vessels were in collision three
weeks ago of the Banks of New
foundland. and the bark was snnk,
four of her crew being drowned,
He said that the collision occurred at one
o'clock in the afternoon and of course, h =
Lad nc lights displayed. The mc1 of the
bark. crew who were rescued were nearly
all in ihe small boats engaged in fistiag
and as they clambsred up the wreckage of
the bark's rigging. which hung to the bow
of the steamer, there were none to rescue
IN the steamers lifeboat, although it wa,
launched within t o minutes after the col
lision. The Obism sailed for Rotterdam
yesterday.
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Belgium Glad to Get Back Her Skilled
Giass Blowers.

INV YoRk, Aug. H.-Chief Contract
Labor Inspector Mtlholiand has received 4
letter from J ohm b. Eberhard, Pfesidei
OF the window Glass W orkers Association
which was received from Albert reisarte
secretary aud treasurer OF the Universal
Federation of window Glass Workers OF
Belgium MIR. Delwsrte writes that he
learned with pleasure that the sew II
glass blosers had been returned. He
says that for some time he has
held the belief tha' big schem,
was on foot TO send large numbers OF Bel.
gum glass blowers 10 the United States to
take she place of the uni'n workmen. lie
believes that the return of the seven men
will 20 great wsS toward hn1ering them
in their dt signs. The Federation is oppos-
ed to the wo'kmen leaving their nati =
country to take places in America. Chi, I
Contrast Lstor Inspector Milhol' and also
Tee, ived word that eighty wotkmen mad
been contracted for in Belgium ID come tC
this country and work fer \ glass company
NJ Bilige,on, n. j. Mr. Milholland ls
making preparation 10 receive them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-15
Chairs Decision Sustained

The tiTs; hrsiress in order this mornin ,
was TO vote on the susta'ning decision of
the chair over the ruliny point Of order
msde BY Springer II li1ois) ihst TIE Nat
Mcksv relief hill must be con'idered in
committee Of the whole.
The decision was sustsined-yes, III,
nays 3l-the Speaker counting quorum.
After sree hes 10 favor Of the bill By
Thomas of Wi.c1n.in ari Stone of Ken
tueky. ard in oppositicn by Springer of
ilIinois. the latter gentleman mosed TO
easrnit the measure to the committee on
var cl.iins- No quorum ~as developed on
this vote aad subssquen, eiorls to secure
one were unavailing. The House sdjonrned
al o5.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-15
Reducing the Russian Army.

Sr. PKrsssnrv, Aug, II An impor-
tsnt indication OF the disposition of the
Cssr TO msin'ain peace is furnished by u
ukssc which has jus, been Issued To the sf-
feet that all the infantry and artillery re-
eruitcd In 1855, lssG and 1887 arc TO he
transferred TO the reserves after the sum
mer mr@uvrcs This VIII. Of course,
make great reduction In the effective
strength of the Rus'isn army, The meas
ure tcmiIs a year of active service in the
con,lnscnt Ioe'ui'ci in 1850 and two years
from that Of 1857. Moreover, from the
beginning Of the next wear the tcrm of ser
vice will be reduced from hve to four years
for the whole of the inisnuy and the foot
artillery reg mCnIs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-15
Newark and Jersey City After Pure
Water.

NKwARK. N J.. Aug 1.-THE cities of
Newark and Jersey City are ma King hsri
fight TO obtain pure water. The water sup
Piled TO the cts from the Pss.zic river is
At presen, uaaaesuousbIy filthy. as recs Mt
inresfig stioa has revealed the fact that mil
lions of xalloas of sew rage are Iii enlarged
daily irto the Psssaie river At hearing
yesterday in JeIsey City eminent Iswyers
engaged BY the two cities un-Aveied
some startling facts in connection with the
sewerage connections of the Passsie. The
examination was adjourned early in tine
afternoon and will be resumed again ,o1sy.
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An Inhuman Ste epmothcr Beats Little
Girl

NV YouK. Aug. II - Ien-year oil
Annie Dunbh.i'cr lies at the pom, Of death
in St Calharine's iiosTi'ai, Williamsburg.
the victim Of a jealous s'epmother's anger
and intense hsirsd There is scarcely n
square inch on ber body that is not either
bruised or discolo'ci IRON the terrible boat
rgs Nhch she hos received at her step
mothers hands. Her head is also cut and
glshed from the hard KNOCKS she had re-
ceived at home, ami III. unfortunate 9 ! -
a itiahle object to look upon. Anne
taken to The hcsPitsl on Saturday jI't after
her stepmoihcr had brualIy beaten her with
stick AMI strap for sone trivial oGen'e,
Since that time she has been raj idly sink-
ing, and today her condition became 30
critical tha. Coroner iiomeyer was sum
monel to take her ante mor;em statement.
The police are searching for Mrs. Dunn
heispr
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After Timber Thisvsa-

on Sept. /. and expedition will Sc; ou,
from Dalaih on an errand of extreme deli
eaey ard importance and which may e
frsaght with something of the same inter
est tha. attaches 10 the Bshring sea mat
ter..
Foar special agents of the General Land
odiee, accompanied by an armed posse OF
sixteen men. will start on that day 10 in
vest gate the slleged robbery of valuable
timber by Canadian lumbermen from pub
lie lands in what is known rs the Rainy
River Country, in Wisconsin. The terri
tory Is remote and undsveloped. and Can
only be reached by the use of canoes.
The charge is thst for the past ten wears
robbiog psrti 'stm Canada have come
dow the. e -. ~ Isii sni carried off valu-
shl4 timber. The I.fc.ts of white and Nor,
way pi5e there are rssA ned smoag the
tnest in the world. The demsdstions for
the lsss year alone are esti mated At le0.-
fsB4 faHD feet
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Meteorological Report
Found and Returned S153,Ooo and
Refused a Reward.

ALTooSA. Pa August II While ptss-
ing through the observation ear attached TO
his tran W. II. Mccartney. passenger
conductor On the Pitt>barR division of the
Pennsylvania railFosi. not ced an Old pock-
settoek lying on the floor. He picked il ~
anil on opening il fourd bills sni checks
sggregstng : I53 90 He plsde irquiry
and soon iou1f The orrer. who proved to
ee Kansas City cattle raiser. returnin :
from saece-sful trip TO the East. He
offered to reward Mr.. Mccartney quit.
handsomely. hu. tha, gentleman refused TO
aef.ep. ANYTHING
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Hal Pointer Beats Belle Hsmlin fer
$1,000 Purse. In 2I3I2

iocuEsrEH, y. Y, Aug. II AT the
grew cifcDi, races, during the afternoon n
Belle Iismliu tsotted against the PAGER Hal
foittcr for y special purse OF 81 900.
Pointer won in 2 Is ~. Harry Wilkes.
failed in the efor' to b,at his record of
2 l3 / 2 In the 2.7 cia's, pure $1,000.
divided, Pinlico ven; bsat time. ZIG ~,
~ Alfred s. pmlic,s best. ZIG 80.
The 2-53 trot ing class, purse Of 5000,
ividsd Richmond Jt. won. best time 2 2I
~ by Fra Is. Kchmond's best 2 90 -.
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Two Thousand People Attend The
KirMesa al Bar daIbor.

BAR IIARnoE, Aug. ~ -The - spatcI
returned this m)rning at 8 o'clock with
Secretary Tracy and Vice President Morton.
over POGO rco9!e attended the kitmess
st the kodick House this afternoon and
evening. Is was brilliant affair, and til /.
mpsic3l extravaganza was W II carried out
The bay IS full of yacEts. Postmast :
General Wananaker is expscted to arrive
here suCn.
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Mr.. WAsuIsfos, Aug. II A destruct-
i've forest fire b, gan this forenoon on Cow
brook. eat Of FrsnkeDstein uestle in
trasford Notch ard has been burning
since. Light Of tho burniu, Ere can nov
clearly be seen on ". Washington and j 4,
fast Rsiuing head.ay towards the west
Several hundred a,res Of heavily Numbered
spruce have bee1 burned over and the loss
must be very great Smoke from the fire
filed Ctawioid Notch and the valley OF the
SacO a. far south as Conway
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-15
Explosion In A Soap Factory-sevsr
al Badly Injured.

PgSytpEsCE, X. J., Aug. H. At o 3,
this mpui1g an explosion. trisinaiir q
from a cause n,s yet known. occurred u
the third floor Of tbe Kendall ma1u's tus-
ing cpmpsny's iargc soap factory corner OF
Page and Friend.bip reefs. There wsr.
nearly 20 persOns at uO'k there. ard oi
there tn ueTe Iskea so ilc ho.pit,l la -,
banned Michtsl Carroll, sged 85 40
John AeFlroy. q, are probably fatally id
jureI. TIE cloil,inz vas torn from tnen
anil tbcir fe.h bgrned srd bhstercd 80 tta
1. 1ir0nred If 10 greAt patches.
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Kansas Peoples Party Nominate State
Officers

TorrKA, Kansas, Aug. li.-Thc people
parry completed the work of the convention
by nominstng full ticket, including Chief
Justice W. RiRhtmerc. Chase county
Governor, j. F. WilIet.. Jefferson coun,y
State Auditor, Rev. b. +. Foster (colorej)
Topeka.
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OthoT Games.

At Baltimore Baltimore. 6; Lebanon,
3.
At New Haven New Haven, 10 Newark,
?.
At ST. Lous-St. Louis, 6 Athletic, ,.
At Toledo-Toledo. b; Brooklyn 2.
At Louisville- LomsvIle, II; Koches.
ter, ).
Al Hartford Wiiming'ons refused
to play the ball game scheduled with Hart
ford here Il il aft rnoon, because the S7d
guarantee was MT in sight. The umpire
gave no decision as TO the gsme. The vii.
mingt,ns got sj3 yesterday.
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Hits. Cleveland, l3; pi,t.hutg, 49, Er-
rors, Clc,ol.d. Il lit,sburg, /. Bestin
and Il mmcr Philips and Decker.
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A renewal Of Turkish outraRes is report
ed in Crcic, Christians are nseiug from
their homes
one half OF the town OF Mon'icr, France,
was burned Wedn, -day. Forty persons
were injured.
Every thing Is quiet in onatcmals with
pru'rccs fer early peace with Salvador
very favorable.
Syria has been ravsRed by storm and
food Losses attain the d,mcn'ion of =
national calamity.
In a speech at Derjy Wcduesdsy, Sir
william vernon llatrourt attacked tee
llousc Of Lords ss a standing obstruction
o useful legislation. He said s- delibcr.
= i've assembly the lllus, Of L0ris had al,
most ceased To exist.
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$4,000 tor "a Broken Heart

L,whs. Aug. IA sensational breach
OF promise action is jus, finished al the
session of the Cour. OF AssEss The plain
- ras Miss Gladys knowics. = niece Of
Sr Francis Knowles, Bart, u young lady
% twenty zone, and the defendant Mr., Les
tie Fraser Duncan, aged sixty-four. The
parties became acquainted through the
medium of matrimonial paper, The
young lady, II seems, adv, rsised 10 II only
in srirt of fun. hu, the sequel has proved
very serious for Mr., Duncn0, who has been
ooni, mncd 10 pay the sum of $50 900 dam
ages u, a solace for Miss Know less brok, II
heart.
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Martiage OF a Rockland Newspaper
Mau.


Special TO the kcnnebec journal
RoCKLAsD, Aug. II -Thomaston this
event Lizzie Barker Wiley ard Harry
Winfield Putnam, 10th of that place. being
united in marriage. The bouy took
place at the re residence of the bride, Rev
VIM "A. New c1mha of ThJn aston cflci-
sting. The presents were numerous sn
costly The tride j, daughter OF the late
Capt. VIM Wiley. and the groom is c y
editor of the E0cAiand Free Press, also
Associated Press sgcnt from tbs city a d
Thomsstou. They left on the after noon
train for Boston.
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Railroad Men Returning to Work

ALnAsY, y. y. Auz. A. 100 yardmei
who are on strike os the Delaware an,
Had.on Eoa !. At tbs point. sgreed TO returl
to work. The ghi force vert at 10
NJ, h. an tic day force 60 On at 70 DOR
ror. Ths men have become salts led ths
their suspicious Of the ID. & II. kno~irg
handling csnfal freight were uajusebed
The NeE York Central strikers con,ious {
speak with confidence on tn. foal result
Of the strike The pss,snze; service on ;b
Central road today was beyond criticism.
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Emperor William IN Russia,

BnsliN. Aug. II Emperor william
viii srtiye At Narva, Russia, on SUNDAY
next A banquet viii h. given there In his
honor, and he will witness the military
msuuuyres, departing ON thursday for 81,
l." eIsburg where he will rrmsi, Satut-
day snd Surday. lie vi return To Ger.
many by sea.
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Got a Heavy shock.

LKwrsros. Aug IA -Gecrge Moady
while cur,Irv 1--we electric light wire to-
dsv cot shock frrna the curren. Of 1000
velis. his pliers slipping. He ~ss rendered
unconscious and sas badly burned on the
hands, but was no. otherwise seriously in
iured.
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WEDDING CARDS

The keunshee Journal Job Dspartne nt
10 spisndidiy equipped for doing AT
Ai~ds Of wedding printing. an""e"ss-
sa-sss. Invitations. eards. etc. Ina the
latest and most approved sty,ss. hsa
done an snsruaoss amount of thfs class
~ work daring. the past year. as or
ders cesning from all parts OF ens
state. Ne better work In this line was
ever done In tbs State Win shs ecmihs :
year, It's farilistss for this kind OF worn
viii bs saili fartAer Increased among its
latest shings esiag = bsasttfal hair iine
sertP-syrs ~ which IL IL enabled 20
iHisass engraved work 90 closely shsf
vsry fsw can detect the dtfrsrsnss. ..
Tsras rsassnaAls. send fsr prices And
sAaples -
BURI.EIGH = FLYMr.
utfaa .AxGasaa. Maine.
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Kennebec Valley Assembly at Rich
moud Campground.

Spe cisl to the ksnnebec journal
ki,uNoNp CsMrGEcu NJ, Aug II
Mrs. shepherd 6clivered talk to laiics,
Thursday forenoon. followed By addresses
by Miss + L. Ystes and nr. Hopkins.
SOLOS were given by Rev. n LaNarsh,
Rev A. H. Lewis and Mrs Lsdi and a
poem by DR. Fla of Chelsea, Mass.
Mrs. l.. " y Stevens snl Mrs. s. ;,
ssenGen spoke in the afternoon, The
concert in the evening" was a grand success
sui largely attended.
sunday. MIS-. Margaret Shepherd the
converted Romanist will conduct the ser
wees and will speak on R9manism.