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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-25
Wichita Leather Market.

WICHITA. Kan, April "a.
A fair business is being done Prices about steady
SOLE LEATHER slaughter 25G29c, B. A. ESQ
&c. good damage 2io2C
RNESS-Acoru oak sc, No l oak sc. L. II. G0c,
Union 2~c EcmiocE -.
CAIF-Domc-tIc tjcasl o. French 81 coal 50.
CUT HALF -DTE~--ENtga heavy IS %, heavy
s o. medium s. 80, light IL 25gl 10.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-25
Wichita Grain Market.

Wichita Grain Market.
WICHITA, Kan, April "A.
The grain market continues active and prices
rule firm. Not enough grain coming in to meet
actual demands
Receipts for a hours: 1860 bu corn 1000 bu. oats,
$50 bu. wheat.
GRAIN-Car lots on track:
WHEAT-Good milling G)S70c. while other grades
are quoted at 55c and down.
CORN-No 3 or better pc, white PC.
OATS-l70l9c.
RYE-No ,, 2fl926c. No 3 22@24c.
HAYS 50 per ton, - u in car lots
GROUND CORN-Chop in car lots 45c per 100 lbs
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More Cut Rates

Commencing April 3. the Missouri Pa
r;+r railway viii sell tickets 20 Pueblo
Colorado Springs and Denver for $ - from
Wichita Call al Missouri! Pacinc ticket
Office. ~ North Main street, Il ycg want
cheap rates 10 ali points. Iit-it
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-25

Mrs. Jay-Hov did you get a girl that
bakes such good bread
Mrs.. Gay-Buv Imperial -four and You
VIII always have delicious bread and your
cirl viii never leave YOU Lt-I
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-25
An obIlkinx H0os@,

Curtgrner 90 Bort0A esoTE>--rd I'm -
charge r c1lbsr hers.
Be~to1 CzgTk-AIl rtg5s. I pr-~1Ds -
rrourie.ar viii make NJ oDSsre.un II you g
down In tee basoDSst % change Ms
go v eexlT.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-25
Wichita Produce Market.

Wichita Produce Market.
WICHITA. Kan, April "a.
There Is no change in prices. The market is fair
" well supplied in nearly all the lines. There is
good supply Of fresh vegetables daily.
per bUshel.
CABBAGES-None in market.
O%IONS-NOne in market.
PIE PLANTS per 10.
SPINAGE-IJC per 10.
LETTUCE-23C per ID.
RADISHES-;}5C per doZ. punches.
ASPARAGUS-55 per dO2. lunches,
SPRING ONIGNS-ljC dOz lunches.
PARSLFY-55c dOz punches.
EGGS-94 Zoe per dOZ.
BUTTFR-Fancy creamery &c, choice creamery
pc choice butter 15Glfc, fair PC cooking butter Sc
GENERALIZATION full cream l5c, half cream llg?
Pc skim Slgc. .nuDurger I51Gc. brick 1JGl5, full
cream swiss G6l6c.
CHICKENS-Dressed goose per h. live e $50
90 per dOZ. ~
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Wichita Wholesale Fruit Market.

WICHITA, Kan, April "a
There s. quite a furry in lemons the New York
market today and dealers anticipate an advance in
price Bananas and oranges in fair supply and sell
ing at strong figures.
ORANGES-AIexicaL So 7594 90 per box. baskets
s. T5G4 co. California Washington navals s. Co.'s -
per box. California Riverside 15lg4 10, per box,
Messna So 7j94 90 per box Imperial a " per box.
LEMONS-Messjna per box, 81 50G5 co.
APPLES-None In market.
BANANAS-Sl 80 a e 81 per BUNCH fancg Is W per
bunch o
TIGS-Layers 15G1Sc per ID. 4 oval boxes s. 500
- per 100. .
DATES-Persian 60 III boxes, 5000 per h. Fard,
l2al4 ID boxes, PFC per lb.
HONEN-CalifOrnia, Id frames, lIgISc per 10.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-25
wichita Wool Market.

WICHITA kan. April p.
The cool wet weather seems 10 defer the shearing
NJ sheen and little or no wool is yet being offered
Bright condition Bright medium ltc- heavy me
diam PC light fine l5C, heavy une lie.
F3rrlv con he on~- Medium PC dne SIloc, coarse
/ On 1910.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Now YORK Money.

NeW 10TH money"
NEW YORK. April "a
Money on call easy GIfa5 per Centla loan at So
closed offered at per cent
Prime mercantile paper 5a'; >, er,< -,
Sterling exchange quiet ana steady AT - o0a& ioE
fav bills md - 81. for demand.
The total sale or stocks today were 'tlo-o snares
s-n.L.s tnuaH -Aare acLlve and strong.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-25

~ ~ "a Tr0-0Ds = - ~TIllf-E = ia i
Rr-D~z.h@r
.-TzAts quite r-aazral. Re os1az.nf 80
~. - sa4 f0-sSsss1, osr-4 - Be-
Tx = 1r.4-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-25
wichita Hide ana TaHow Market.

WICHITA Kan, April p.
There IS fair demand Tor hides which rule strong
az prices quoted.
HIDES-NoI green SIC per 10, No green 2Atc per
ID MOL green salt SIC SO green salt 234c,dry hides
$50 &C per 10 bulls aUd stays e.
TAIION-\u / o94c per lb, No 2 NC
SHEEP PELTS--S4t,t5C each.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-25

I. = usaasrS "a. sd sy~EL
y h-atF
sT.~ Esn.s-r q szsss = psJvous 5&@u2~ Tao
s-r ca - - ~ . ysaT - t-as-sss-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-25

P1sr5s--You adTgTt1.s tisss JOG - rc1ras
csaAp. ve, y0a caarEs 70 . . vssk tor VA
..t-Ia rom or ths Ersh Tor
Iaudisrs-ws1. psoPhs lat Eve h4Zh
arzs. - h wing . p@y Or E--YsHES~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-25
FaiFzsSua far-E

sFapaon on = vasfz-EIcszss "a, klAs
Fsasl t,,z1 srsrAr tie.,-er--vegstahaaA6 ELrEiI
Couzin Etbsl ~ BoS4osp-Oh. 70. tAo~a ass
ra.1rsi LIAck bsAaA Yea INV. CsAz<a,
th.rss a ess.h IA ;ks fsEzElyt-AEasrsrAa
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Eon.,hlnr 81 p.a -.

IAt7 Il t1s Hszss saATpjy,-so, IT;
GouT pesd &c s>a.a-
Ia1a1sr .17aFsly, OPsrznZ Hs17fas.F vHAss'f-
aF-e.uss1;s q Grs-znsF ia szaf Only NJ
to- c-xts-CE.cago Trio-zs>-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-25

Cz,s1---- IN ca-zs srzsi--I ta5s -
& So al sf4afe sars''
Es.r-- We 40 81 b. ss51ETs "sssa ia
80 - = -t-z1Es-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-25
WICHITA LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WICHITA, Kan April "a
CATTLE

Receipts SIS. Shipments Il. The market OF rat
butchers cattle and shipping steers was active ana
prices ruled much the same on TINS class u CaLII
as FOR several DAYS past, There seems to be very
little demand for poor half fat cattle ana prices
steers which were unsold at the close Bulk or the
offerings were very good, The market closed stea1S
good stuff. Kansas City reported the CIOse IO0
lower.
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CITY NAP.

4 hzrsz---r -s-aoS-1ssa zap % -z.- c..~. -a-ts'-
80 ~ rs--. 10 al tr- --l-t~, 7szs- -rac-= AID
--k-f t-.slIzr--s Eut@a-- e-r- 4 c17. pee zz1E,
tvTeEvr ar Eeten t-rAes .-sz Ezses. a. o. tsz-
A LIS c-ace toE u cea1s eaCA- a.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-25
HOGS.

Receipts 100. The receipts were quite liberal and
the quality averaged good. There rather
weak feeling the opening and the packers expect
TO buy their hogs for less money, but statesmen were
FIRM and the bulk Of the hogs sold at yesterdays
prices The close was steady, although Kansas
ttv reported market lower II looks as though hogs
might sell PIC lower on this market tomorrow.
rrpp-sr->-7r TIVE ANS
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New York Produce.
NEW YORK April q.
wHEAT-Dul!, stronger. 10 . red 91JdS9'2lc
CORN-LOwer, active. No. i3a144ltc.
OATS-Firm. No. white 34}it.5c.
C0FFEE-Barely steady. Sales yesterday and
TODAY 5000 bags: spot Rio 2Oc.
SUGAR-Firm; { 42,@5c: yellow +57Gi19c; stan,
dard 4 I-Isc; C9nfectioner's > l-lCc; powdered
6T-l-C: Cranulatsd 3-l6c' cubes 7-i6C.
Professionally Western n3@l2C-
BUTTER-Actve. higher. Western dairy 79Ec
creamery 0GlSlbC.
CHEESE--Firn. Western 9alfafc.
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.
ROGERS.

Tie Photo--aphzr- Pastures ga al szc< sd SYKES
re 49, el--,s- rEf Nae~l ss~r-T-acIt % E--E-rc
frames IN TIE city. GIVE hl1c friendly cal So
examine samples.
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MISCELLANEOUS

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= ..s.-s o. * ef---- 5as~sA 80
Trzrr.r-f TfJs arvKss - LHErz-C AT.E Az
l -g--s ea-sls-EE ~-a-ss EsE sas-@- ErF~ s-a'-F
- .. r--ta Ass IS ETz-a rys5@- . --ss---
-a
+ EARS TFLEGEsHT sE1 sTAEflS
| .---st - -, 81 asrn-a ft= Trarrvzs1
- - -s.as Be- as=a1r g klz- 500
t-r-7- Ers AE14 -srs sf-sze stt- - -
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COMPARATIVE PACKING STATEMENT.

yUWFFNNI " Z -T1NTN'''O = y W. .
CINCINNATI, O., April 24.-The Price
Current says:
The marketing of hogs in the west the
mast week has been quite liberal the pack
!ng returns showing a total OF 1900,
against 2l3,OO0 the preceding week and
I65 coo last year, making a total of 1880,
coo since March 1, against $4,000 a year
ago. Packing at leading places compares
as follows:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-25

Public Cnaracter dont rehA 1hs fo7A
Of writing az Hnto0iagrapbF.
Pu5li.her- hss can - yCur osjsotLOui
PuklAc Character--It --srns TOO uEuch Ike
a man taking k4s lie IL a. Oun hAAsca,-CeS~
ca-n ! liz
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-25

st. Louis Produce.
ST LOUIS. Mo, April q.
FIOT-R-Firm slow. Choice 81 I5@2 90; &X 3 20
q 3 Qc family - 4n42 So fancy 50 jUls3 CO. extra
fancy So qla4 lG patents s. 1904 Is.
WIEAT-IIi-her. No. . red cash SEC, May 66i4c
asked June So asked, July 6s-Gs675c asked Au-
gust s5lt &c -
eCORI-Lower. No. 2miyed cash &07S85lI5c May
3p6c, July 3lii e313Sc asked, August &c. 800
OATS-Trading moderate. No. , cash 25c bid, May
25c bid. July 2lJtC
RNE-NO hard cash 46G4Sc.
RARLEY-Firm but sales reported. No.
choice and fancy quotablc at 6jsgl5c.
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES
The following are the representative salse Of no!
SHEEP

10 sheep on the market Prices unchanged.
Good mutton sheep sdlo1 ...........-...2 J1ai %
Good stock, wethpTS, 15S5. 15 -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-25

market so near home. Mr.. Ross takes
great interest in the live stock interests IN
his part of the country, and also say the
farmers are all raising hogs now.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-25
wichita Flour Market.

Wichita Flour Market.
WICHITA, Kan, April q.
The feeling in the -four market is rather unsettled
due TO the uncertain condition Of the wheat market
NiiIlers teci that prices must 90 higher soon and
therefore are not pushing their products Prices
rule strong.
Best patent. per cwt, standard price 70
Second grade. ~
Extra fancy 20
Fancy ~
Bran "
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st. Louis Produce.

BUTTER-Steady. Fancy Elgin creamery llI59 lSc
finest western l6Llc; tneStdairy 9Sl jCi me lug ID.
EGGS-lO1lc,
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Wichita Horse and Mule Market.

There Is fair demand on all classes Of good stock
and especially good driving horses and street
- Tricas sLealv 70 strOnE.
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COMMISSION AGENTS.
ABSTRACTERS.
A. j. APPLICABLE

Abstyso:er. 0oa7syz1oer L Notary Public
E.se Grsushti--s Sc. al1y. Cozp.e,e sos;rzcts
any iSu, g. S1.gv .es county -tsau .. S+fg
50 = e-sls- IN * .SEE1 during business hours -
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THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Your Wants Supplied.
and Tehicle,
STNESS CHANCES.

WANTED-TO BUY \ SCRRY OR PHAETO
w in good repair; cheap for cash Morris 3 hSo
Firebaugh block Is A.
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Al NsFs nus. y accompanied bE certified checz=
O. drafts upon some C-i;-i state Lars tory r. -ts
r7--- Nst.5-sI hank a san Francisco, aal- <g- a.
I.sS- Eve per cert Of The zzlog1i = ths p-op1rSa-
Z IsI-ss-' 4 J. MORGAN. Conn lss-oaeT.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-25
employment 4gencjes.

JJ-ANTED-A PLACE To WORK FOR BOARD
w while attending school Gail a. ONCE Oh p ~
western Business tJl4e-c. +--i-
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P4RTNERS TAINTED.
l-rdsr -h4- had p. DIR lin. nor fsv.
BO4RDERS.

BO4RDERS.
Under this head c per line per dag.
WANTED - At A PRIVATE BOARDING
w house. "A few more day boartierSs So per
week. also for rent. one front luou. large c0stl'
with board, $40 per wee6- - North IoptSA ave
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MAINE FARMING NOTES.

b. f. Jones of Blaine, Aroostook
County. will cut five hundred tons OF
hay on his farm this season.
The Blaine cheese factory is having n
very successful season, under the super
vision of :. q. Baster, of AvOndale, n.
Il. 1900 lbs of milk have been taken per
day.
Henry Jordan of Biddeford has a
stack of hay at his farm on the S4co
road which occasions considerable no.
tice. 1t is eighty-five feet in circumfer-
enee, twenty five feet high and contains
sixteen tons. This is the surplus stack
after filling his immense barns, and j.
probably the largest stack ever seen in
these parts.
Mr.. George A. Emerson has sold his
farm and stock in ltchiicd 70 Mr.. John
IIaines of Gardiner. He is moving into
the Capt. Percy House at Litchfieid
Corner. Mr.. Emerson will 20 to Bangor
soon in the employ of the Eastern State
Fair Society till after its annual show
from there to Lewiston to assist Secretary
Dennison of the Maine State Fair.
John Weston, of Skowhegau, one al
Somer,et'S richest and most progressive
farmers, thinks he has the largest amount
of hay housed in one body to be found
iereabouts. His barn is 30 feet long.
with other measurements proportional.
and is completely filled to the ridge pole :
estimated to be - tons. Mr.. Weston cut
! $50 tons this season. -- Somerset Reporter
| Mr.. Fred Downs of South Dover re-
Gently lost three valuable cows by eat
1 ing Paris Green. One died last Satur-
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Court was again in session in Chefs n
Stevens presiding The first case on the
docket was against the notorious Geo. Car
son of Chelsea, who was arraigned on COM
p ART entered by his wife claiming that he
had several times threatened her life. H.
pleaded not guilty, however. Considerable
evidence was then introduced which shos-
ed eoGclusively that on Tuesday last al i
also on Friday mcraing Mr.. Carson bai
threatened to do her injury. Mr,. Carson
sFore under oath that she was afraid TO live
with him, and that coupled with the evil
deuce which had been given. caused tht
Judge to place Mr., Carson under SOD
bonds to keep the peace for six months.
He failed however 10 find the required sure
tiles. in default of hich he stands commit
ted. The second case was that of a sirgle sa e
of liquor against James Cameron of Togus.
Mr.. Thomas Dolan was arrested for drunk
enness and in preference to 80 days in jail
swore that he ob'a nod tae liquor of Mrs.
Cameron, Both Mr.. and Mrs. Cameron
stou'ly denied the charge, but the test.
mony of officers Ames and Rollins VINO
were positive that qucr was being sold at
the house daily, caused Judge Stevens TO
believe them guilty. As it was til If
first offensa the Judge committed he
Ill nj nj thirty Iaya arI prl OF cd
them TO pay a fine of $50 and costs,
amounting in all to shout $50 which Ms.
Cameron paid This is bui another adj-
ton to the long lis. OF arrests and prosee l.
tons made by the efficient deputy sher #
Geo. Ames and oonstabIe VI L. Rollins.
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The steamer City of Waterville arrived
at the Boston wharf in this city about noon
yesterday, on her way from Randolph to
Waterville. The inspectors we're on beard
but she carried no freight. She soon
started for the lock while quite crowd
of spectators on the bridge watched her
progress. Somewhat to the surprise of
many she held her course in spits of ad-
verse currents aud passed the railroad
bridge without difficulty, sni met with no
obstacle to rs,ard progress till just before
entering the lock. There the gravel has
accumulated. washed in by the edIys Of
spring and fall and till the water is too
shoal, AMI the steamer ran aground, but
with line aud wiedlass ard steam combine
she was worked over the shoals. After
about an hours delay she fer the seconi
time parsed up through the lock. A little
dredging, which e,uli perhaps be accom-
plished By keeping the small gates of the
lock open for q while and allowing the
water to clear the channel by its orn
erosive action. would facilitate the passage
OF the steamer through :hs llck.
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In the Churches Tmorrow.

Baptist, Elm street. In the absence Of
Rev. DR.. Spencer, the pastor, the pnlpii
viii he occupied al 10 80 A. NJ. by Rev.
S. P. Merrill of Rochss ter, N. Y. who
was pastor of the church here previous to
ISIS. Sunday school will be held at II NJ.
Y. N. s. C. E. at $50 P. NJ. PRAYER
meeting at 80 p. NJ.
Catholic, (St. Frsueis) Elm street. Rev.
r. CharIand, pastor. Low mass al ! A.
NJ. High mass at 10 4. II. Sunday school
at els P. NJ. Children OF Mary society at
ais P. NJ. vespers .; 3.
Consrs gatienal, Temple street. Rev. L.
H. Haliock. pastor Preaching ty the
pastor at 1870 A. NJ. and lecture st 7.30
p. NJ Sunday school at II u.
Episcopal. (St- Naras) Cen.e- street.
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New York Stock Market.
NEW YORK, Aug.
Now York Produce Market.

NEW YORK. Aug ID
FLoUR-Reccipts. l3OS9 pkgs. expor,s, IIll
bbis sales, l5 i50. Repeat quotations iuclud
ing City mill extra, 81 sbas5 Is, patent, % ljl
% ~, suporEne. e. hoaf3 so; extra No 2. ~ <cg
% 80; winter wheat low grade, o. g5aii 60, Min
nesota extra, u loa&s 70, southern Hour dun
rye -four quiet.
WHFAr-Reoeipts 5000 exports, 1895 saci
IA, DOG Fhigher No. spring -. no 3 red. ~.
~ No : red, los il0j4 riev'I l06i, fob 81 40
ieiiv'd, No lard, I6ialg7 mo northern. Ito .
il6. 7T1
krE-hrm; state. 59ado western. 5sa6o.
BARLEi-guirt-
CORN Receipts, 30. ~, exports. 1908; SALE
Al 600 lower. steamer 5i,a14i, .aot 81 ia5i,
store and elevator. 55,a553 ahoat.
OArs-Receipts. 2a,0N; exports. 90; sales
a. o0o. dull Nos. u dc white i6tlt; No RI.
idl do White i7tai,i; No :. ~ do y hife, tO,j0
Mixed Western, 4'aii. white DO, isa55.
CoFFEE-faif; Rio, fair 21i.
SUGAR-Raw firm. refined firm; demand
fair; crushed 5a5 extra crushed. .lasl, whlt,
extra crushed. 1ia5s. cut loaf, o.; grAaalatod, o.
PETROLEUM s9lgl.
PoRS-quiri;
BEEF--steady
LARp-dull, western steam. o. ~ ta6 % cor
lug % 49, city steam ~ so refined dun; oontinen
"a 70afe so: 5. A. tG15
BUTTER quiet western dairy sipii Gt
creamery, % ,l7l
Enthusiastically EreiRh.s 10 Liverpool firm
state. bta1,. fancy. t,c.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


MEpFoKp, Mass, Aug. l5.-John ID.
SmL . business man Of some IS years
sssniirs in town. died suddenly of hear
trouble this afternoon. He vas born IN
East Raymond, Me-. in 1879, where be
learned the trade Of tiBsmith- When Il
years Of age he vent to Connecticut and
staii there till he vas -. when he entered
hu.inss s. snd conducted the largest stow
and hardware business in Mid ilese,
county.
Some Yeas ago he retired from bust
ness On aceoant of i'll heath, and has sine,
that time devoted his time to boxing after
MS large real estate int rests. He wss a
veteran fireman, sni ssrred some year
~irh General Jackson hand Gag ne ars
to.k snd ladder com osnY: OF s,te lat e.
be ~as clerk ana foreman from 1865 4
1869. He leaves widow and one sister
He VA. Il member of Gov Brooks Conn
ill A l.. Of H.. and Mass. Ch.rirsb'e Me
chanics Association
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w. S. Little. who lives out on the
adobe land, tells the following story OF
what a brave little girl can do. While
Miller was in town Mrs. Miller was
taken suddenly sick, and there was 1t
person about the house or ranch besides
the mother and her children, the eldest
girl about five wears old. The little
girl. seeing the situation, started fol
Mr.. Littles place. ahout q mile distant
On the route she had 10 wade a slough
Of water which reached above her waist
She waded the stream. and crossing the
fields she reached Mr.. Little's house, AMI
telling them of her mothers sickness
urged them to go 10 her home immedi
ately. with they did, taking the BRAY,
little girl back with them. Mrs. Little
remained with Mrs. Miller, while Mr.
Little came to town for the husband an(
a doctor.-Biggs Argus.
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Nj. Steh msu Forney of Washington. d.
g.. assistant Of the L, S. Coast sni Geode-
tic Survey, arrived in the city Thursday
and il At the Evans House. Mr.. Fornf y
will make a complete typographical and
Autographed survey of the kenuebcc
river frem this city to Augusta. This sur
vcy will complete the works on the Kenne.
bee river and viii require about two
months. Maps of the river will then be is.
sued, showing the shore line and giving the
surroundings and the depth of water that
can he carried at different stages of the
tide along the river. This survey was made
% years ago by assistant McCortland OF
the T. s. Coast and Geodetic Survey, and
Col Forney has been able to locate many
of the old stations used by him in the frs,
survey. Gel. Forney will do much of his
work in steam yacht and will be assisted by
two students in civil engineering who are
nov at work in this vicinity. The mar
when issued will be of inestimable value to
naviss,ors for whom it is especially pre-
pared.
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Marriso.



In Yves. Pennington Aug. q, Relic i. BishoI
Of Winthrop, and Miss Ida VI. Grover Of West tar
mingiou.
In Pennington. Aug. :, Harrison Baker Of skow
kegan and Mrs. Eva d. Hoyt Of New Portland.
IN Emblem. Aug, 3. Charles Webster of Wilton
and Emma Boyingion Of Embden
HANCOCK.
In Bucksport. July -, John X. Hubbard ami
Nellie G. cray. both Of Bucksport.
AT Bar iiaroor July ~ Edward J. Winship nd
Mira. Carrie Carl, both of Bar Harb
A. Deer lsle, July n, Go1dwin =. Eaton and A b
by \. Eaton, both of Deer Isle: Aug. =, JorGan J
Gross and Nellie Dow, both of Deer Isle.
KNOX.
In Rockland. Aug. Q. William II. Jackson and
Hattie A. fripp. both OF south fhOmaston, Aug
:. }. K. Hamor aud Amanda II. Wood, bott Vi
RHesland.
In Union, Aug. Z, Charles Bachelor and Caro-
line Husscy. both of | mon.
SOMERSET.
At Carrying Pace. ug. 2.FrsnkA A. DeSilvia and
Mrs. Abby Robinson, both OF Carrying Place
In Madison, Aug. 2, John Butler and Miss Mel
va cpauding both Of skowhegan.
WALDO.
In Belfast, Aug. 6. Herbert Cunningham Of
swanyie, and Elvnia A. Siekerson Of Prospect
In Palermo. Aug. 3. Paul II. Crash ay and Der
tina L. Nash, both of Belfast.
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Marine Notes.

The Lighthouse Board of the T. s.
Coast and Geoistic Survey has given ro-
tee 1, mariners of the following changes
on the coast survey ehzr,, affecting Maine,
hr the mouth Of July:
/. Frenchmen's Bxy, Sullivan Haroor.-
New Bouy. A blsek spar bouy, No. ).
has been placed of Moon Ledge. 9 IL
miles n. N. Z. ! S E. from CrAetree' $
Ledge light.
.. Frenchmaa's Bay, Crshtree's Ledge
Light Fog Signal. A fog-hell has been
established At this light ststiou. The fog
signal will be IA .ingic stroke Of the bell
every 10 secsnis.
5. Blue Hill Bay, Ship and Barges
Le,ise.--Bsacon e.t.b ishei. A day-beaeon
has been established on this ledge, in thu
place of tie spindle formerly shown.
Eggemoggin Reach, Torry's Castle
Beacon estzbsi. he'd. \ dsy-esacon has
been established on the rock known as
Tnprx's Castle