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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-08

nm for H. Tie1 Ne. nd eenpeay q
Is men foT fhe James na1nes Hook 90
Ladder. each member Of fhe shove 60
paniss 10 receive IS PR year aud 40 cenfl
per hosf for each hour while employed
The ftssst ccmmisioneR be ard IL herebi
dfsecsed to lay . stone crossing aefos.
Sscord street opposite the Fsugh sehoo
house.
H. wesscn, 4. r. McCurdy, Geo. F
Huysy, &. K. Mariner, r. NJ B,EE
appointed special policemen for the electric
| railroad ssr the ensaif z year. all expense
OF szms to be bcrre py said eaMpsny
Committee on Highways to contract viii
some responsible party OF parties Tor the
cara ard maintenance 81 WiathHop street,
from the railroad crossing TO Marehssse:
line, and also for - mach OF the rod q
AYchis' quarry ~ lies in the city OF Haiio-
well, for the term OF Eve yeafs or more.
A committee Of 6, msyor, two alderms
and three couneiimen to examine City Hall
buildiag sad other buildings Of the city CO
lot east of said hall. also enains house o.
Watef street. to ascertain - to the sdviss-
bilify Of changing City Hall into public
hail, engine house and stable, and said en-
eine house into rooms for the city govern.
menf municipal court and lookup To ssti
mate the expense Of md changes, Alder.
men Merchant and Henderson and Council
men Ois. Anterior and Tobey we're ap.
pointed on above committee.
A sewer 10 be built from the premises
occupied by Michael 0'Hare across Water
street to drain into the Kenuebec river.
The driver Of city team TO receive $40 50
per meath, said driver TO be urder direesicu
Of street commissioner, except in case oil
ere when be shAli be under direction oil
chief ef ginesr.
Sever north of Salvation avenue to be
repaired
A license fee Of net more than Is Or less
than 81 at the discretion Of the city clerk
to be charged ali travelling shows and enter
tsiaments, eircuses excepted, for each en-
gasemens in H&iloweli.
City treasurer authorized to make q tenn
p5rary loan to pay running expenses unsli
the taxes Of the city become available.
Mr.. Chss. Wilson authoriz ed to post bills.
F. L. johnson was appointed to ring city
bell a. 3 salary Of $50 per year.
d l.. Nye appointed to take care of city
clock at salary Of $40 per year.
Both parties baving neglected t, sppoins
Members for the board of registration, as
required by the new Australian ballot Law,
the Mayor appointed c. b Hobbs. Repub-
licxn, AID Marshal A. Nash, Democrat,
term 10 expire May /, 1891.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-08

Messrs. G, A. Phillips Son have isid
out about $4,000 in repairs and changes a,
their mill, hsving put in 3 new wheel, a
carriage for logs, a euiting-off saw. AID
other Improvements. Their cut Of logs
hiss been some over 1000. 900 feet. ard
they have bought Of Ed. Psgs and David
L. Saunders. At Mooseheai lake, between
4. 000, 0o0 and !, loco coo. They will saw
At their mill while the river IL open about
1000 600, and the remainder during the
winter, to ell orders. They viii probably
start their logs about the middle Of the
month, when they will send up 100 men or
more to go upon the drives They nov
have Is or 20 men at work clearing up ard
getting everything in readiness. The lar
ger part Of their logs lie along tie stream
within distance OF some two miles and
Just ~ soon Is It becomes warmer 90 tina,
the water will hold up they will be turas !
in. The driving is 70 be Ia charge Of Mr..
5. A. Green, VINO has been st the head of
the Messrs. Phillips operations in the
woods this winter. II viii be not far from
two weeks sffer the logs are started before
they will begin to arrive at the mill. Mr..
Charles Phillips tells rs be has already
hired about 75 drivers. The wages paid
average 90 IS day, some getting less An
others more. While the drives are CONT. :
along, the junior member Of the arm wiz
be mp and down the river more or less.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-08

DR.. G. NJ. Twitchell will go to Lewiston
tomorrow, to be present at the meeting OF
the Trustees Of the Maine State Agricul,
tural Society, Of which he is Secretary.
This will Re particularly important met
ing, as action will tie taken called for by
the death OF the president, the late Rufus
Prince, and various matters connected with
the State Fair will come up for considera.
ton. Everything points to one of the
biggest and most successful shows this fail
thst have ever been known 10 the history
OF the society.
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Waldo.

Following are the real estate transfers in
Waldo county for the week ending April
4:
G. 8. Merrill land in Troy to l.. A Ferna'd,
1850; William l.. Eastman land in Monroe 10
Chas. II Mitchell, 500; Lewis M. Partridge lsnd
at Stockton Springs to Mary s. Partridge. $500
henry j, Chaples land in Belfast to Atbie A.
Mekeen, SIS; Levi A. Merrithew land in Stock
ton to Daniel c. ToothaAer, $3.50; Mary q Moody
land in Searsmont to Geo. b Dyer, $500; Hannah
G. Walker land at stockton spfinss to Fred W.
Brown, $500; Oliver hitter land in Unity TO
James X. 1aber. Martha j. Matthews land in
Sesrsport to Catharine Il. 6 ahagan, ESQ; Martha
W. Rabbage land and buildings In Isesborough to
Winfred s. Bsbbage, $1,000; Amass Bachelor
land in Albion and rreedom 10 Mary J Bachelor,
81; Benjamin r. urhau land In Liberty TO
Joseph II. Overlook, $4,000; franklin A. Prentias
land in Troy TO Latorest A. Prentiss, $1,000:
Abigail Dolen land in Freedom 70 inhabitants Of
Freedom, $500, Enoch W. Carter land ard build
ings In Belfast to Aonzo 7. Beckwith, 400; Z
II. Aickerson land in Swanville to JAMES =.
Roberts. $3.50; Yrs. 7. j. Bopkins land in Belfast
to I. II. Miller, 80; Edward s. Walker land in
Sea sport to Laura Il. Carlton, 5000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-08

The balm of Gilead, which is alluded 70
in the Old Testament AZ being extremely
precious, and which Is spoken OF by Strabc
Pliny and other ancient writer's as being a
cure for almost every disease, is liquid
rezinous substance Of high fragrance and
enjoys e very high reputation in the east.
1t Is generally believed to be taken from 4
species Of Observation-Disclosures, a small tree
growing In Arabia and Abyssinia and
known As balsam Of Gileadeuse. The finest
baisam, called obobalsam or balm Of Mecca
= obtained BY incisions, u At first turbid
and white. but finally becomes 4 golden
yeilowcolor and OF the conxistency Of honey.
inferior kinds are obtainsd b boiling III
fruit ard the wood. ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-08

8. Fl. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis, was
troubled with Neuralgia and Rheumatism,
his Stomach was disordered, his Liver was
affected to an alarming degree, appetite
fell away, and he was terribly reduced in
flesh and strength. Three bottles of Elec-
trio Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepherd. Harrisburg, H., had
running sore on his leg Of eight years
standing. Used three bottles Of Electric
Bit.ers and seven boxes of Bucklen's
Arnica Salve, and his leg is sound and we'll
John Speaker, Catswba, o., had Eve large
Fever sores on his leg, doctors said he was
incurable. One bottle Electric Bitters and
one box of Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured
him entirely Sold by Bowditch, Webster
G Co., Druggists.
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The mountain ash or rowan tree Is 70
nowned among Cclts as we'll rs Teutons
for its potency against witches and evil
spirits For this reason it In also called
witchen or wiggen tree, the latter name
being corruption Of the former; and IT Ia
still in request for its propbylactic virtues
In the highlands Of Scotland, in ireland,
and in Wales, where It is often hung up
over door'ways and In stables and cow
houses to neutraiize the wicked spells Of
witches and wariocks. The mountain ash
appears TO have been yeneFated by the
Drulds, for stump OF the tree, probably
Q relic of one planted by them, has fro
quentiy been found in their old buryina
places and stone circles.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-08

The members of the Bohemian Boat
Club are enjoying many pleasant meetings
this spring. The last one WAS held with
Mis-. Mile Leonard and peanut party y
was greatly enjoyed. This being the an
nual meeting the club elected officers for
the ensuing year as follows: President,
Miss Mile Leonard; vice president, Miss
Edna Belsnger; secretary, Miss Sarah Hal
let; treasurer, Miss Lottie Stevens; corres-
pondinS secretary, Miss Edna Belanger'
The club slso.voted to send silver cup to
the "club baby" Master Walter johnson
Of Dexter. Maine. The club will hold its
next meeting with Miss Lottie Stevens.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-08
BY TElEcn(pH.
xAnon's CAPITAL
naoss YxAibs,s 81 ,As wossas

lGoss BxAihats ~ ths Wcssdt rSlr
a telegram vas received q The depart
ment Of ssass Friday hon Liegt. Sssiuen
the special comuisaionsf IN behalf ef III
Woeid's Cslunbian ExposltisA . Csntfa
America, announcing that III Pfestden1 o.
Salvador bad acceptsd H. invieadol
to participate In the expedition IN
had appointed i've comuissioasfs 4
to fspsessns that fspahlic = Chicago. an
secure IN exhibition fully rlustfasing II
resources. Il. Scsivsn also telegraph
that Salvador Will erect it, own buildisg
and that in addition 10 The display Of u
resources Of the country the National No
scum viii end valuable exhibit
Lieutenant Barker. ths special connie
sioner Of the Worlds Columbisn ExpoaitieI
to Mexico, tslsgrafhs ths Department d
State that the republic Of Mexico ha
announced it, 9cce ptance Of the invitatioi
to participate In the expcsidou and vii
erAes building at Chicago surprising evsi
that which contained the display Of III
Mexicsn Republic q Palis.
- Lieusepans r. 3. Sawyer. commissions
to the Amazon Provinces Of Brazil, report
his arrival ct Para on the 18Th Of March
and says that the President Of those prov
inces 10 favorable disposed towards tn,
Exposition, and will do everything possible
TO secure full exhibit, showing The re
sources Of the Amason, for exhibition .
Chicsgo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-08

The Universalist Fair opens this sitter
noon, and this evening the beautiful oper-
etts, "Golden-Hair and the Three Bears
will be presented in the manner which has
already been spoken Of at some length in
the JOURNAL. The fair will continue to-
morrow afternoon. and in the evsrioR
thsre will be a dance with good music. The
display Of fancy art and needlework com.
prises articles that are both useful and
Ornamental and on not 8 few the work il
very superior. The ladies' Of the society
have put large amount Of time into the
preparation for this fair, and deserve much
praise for their efforts. If you buy their
articles and pay the very moderate price
set upon them, you will not only get more
than the worth OF your money, but you will
encourage some very earnest and persistent
workers. Cake, Sandwiches, coffee, ice
cream, home made candy, etc. will be con-
tinuously on sale after the fair is opened.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-08
BookmakipE at Gutenberg RAGS Track
Denounced.

JKRsAY CITY, N. j., April THE April
term Of the Hudson county courts opened
today, Judge Knapp, in his charge to the
grand jury, referred to the Gutenberg race
track and declared that the making Of books
on the races held there was in violation of
the law and should be suppressed, and he
said that SOME day the lsw-abiding citizens
may rise in their might and take the law
into their own hands.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-08

Tursday, ALL
AYprxs.-Evaporsted, isaleo; drisd. Sals.
BKAss-Pea, Maine, - ~; n. T. q SesWi
Yellow eyed, o. 75aO 90. =.
BuTTks-Cfeamery. 2osssc; ball. 2oa2f sse4
l7s2ac.
CHKEsx-Fsetory and domestic. iosiss
CoRy-go.
Eees.--I7c Der dos.
GRAIN.--Corn, 700; meal, So; bras, " " -
owt.; cotton seed meal, d ., psf baA.
HAr--Loose, eio GOALS ~; pressed. u ~" ~
straw, o. 73ss 90.
HosEr.-Box, 1sa2se per poasd.
LAED.-Domestic, 10ai2e; veetefns uoresy~se
MurToN.--saitc per pound.
OArs.-6sc per kssh.
PoTAToEs-tt %
PoULrRY-fovl zoo; ohiokens. -.
WooL-2oaooo per ID unwssssd; ~ wasnss;
WooD-Dry hard, - U ser cord; soft y -
lo1.
HIpgs-Llsht go perm ssssy -; shssp. -
o. %; veal skins. l0aA0e
VEAI>-7a9c per ID.
Augusta Beef Company's @holsssis Yrses -
rent. -.
BxKr-sides, sissc per ID; hind gea!tsss,
10; fore quarters, 4iass, rounds with 49, "
without flank, $500; rnmp and loibs, i2siss; ss~s
cuts, sAaioc; fAttiss. slsse: bssk. sis7ts.
LAAB-ilalilc.
MUTTON-9kRi0s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-08

1t will cost You nothing and will surely
do you good, il You have Cough, Cold, Of
any trouble with Throat, Chest or Lungs.
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, Coughs and Colds 10 guaranteed 70
five relief. or money will be paid back.
Sufferers from La Grippe found it just the
thing and under it, use had . speedy and
perfect recovery. Try a sample hottie a
our expense and learn for yourself just how
good thing II 10. Trial BOTTLES free 4,
Bovditch. Webster { Co.'S Drug Store.
Large size Soc. ard 81 90.
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Franklin

The following are the real estate trans'
fers in Franklin county for the week end
ing April 4:
FARMISGroN-Ira Blanchard to Frank W. Os
born, land and buildings. $1,000; Louis Sawyer tt
Mary a. Butterfield of New haron, land ant
buildings, $3.50; Paulina E Jennings to Albert s
Upham, land, Sli5.
JAY-Reuel B. Fuller to Illus c. Mason Of
Waterville, land and buildings, 800.
NEW SHARoN-Mary A. Racklf to Arthur n
Braiaard, ct al, (by qua }, land and buildings
SIPS
NRw vINEYARD--Lucy f. B. Turner TO Franz
Jeffers. land and buildings, $3.50.
CARTHAGE-Heirs Of V. Miles. late Of Jay, te
MART da s. Frances. premises, $405.
WILToN-Asa e. Talbot TO henry d Week.
land. val con; Albert 3. Eurne to Geo. W Bart
lett of Somerv,lle, IL of r. al estate, & val con
EtsTIs-Pbiolomela Green (by Gua.) to Petel
Potter. farm. 1900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-08

Pratt Post, G.. A. R., observed the 18th
anniversary Of the order at their hall Nor
day evening. Rev. W. s. Fitch, pastor Of
the Methodist church who is come Ct. " h
the g. A. R., opened the exercises tf Ii
| evening with an old army song, the atcom-
psniment being played by his son, MIR.
Frank Fitch. The commander, Preston
Emery, then gave q brief history of the
post from the time of lis organic alton III
The present. At $50 the general order
from headquarters was read, which was
| followed by an invocation by Rev. n. d.
Curtis, pastor Of the Baptist church. R.
marks were then made by Rsvs. Fitch and
Curtis and Comrads F. s. Savage. Mr..
Fitch spoke Of the present attitude of the
Southern soldiers toward those who were In
the government service when the rebellion
was appeased, and Mr.. Savage referred to
some Of the experiences of the soldiers ia
the field. Rev. Mr. Curtis remarked tn.
he was not soldier. and it was among the
| things be regretted that he was not eligible
10 the g. A. r. and could not tell of ex.
periences ~ soldier. On the whole tie
| occasion was pleasant one for ali the psr-
Elephants, though the attendance was not e,
large ~ it would have been with good
roads.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-08

There will be a cughien sale 8. the wsre
p'rlors on Friday of this week. wheu they
will be open IN the afternoon, and ia the
evening the play Of "A Cup of Tea" will
be presented, and there will be song by
Hope Davies The admission fee to the
entertainment will he ten cents. Cake and
ice cream will be served 10 the afternoon
aud evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-08

Fred Thomas and his crew are now
driven early and late The annual moving
seas On is opening, and besides their regular
trucking to snd from the freight depot,
they have TO move sometimes two or three
families in day. and this state of things
will probably continue six weeks or longer
before there is much OF let up. Thomas
hiss a fine lot Of teams, and is an excellent
man to employ, for be is pArticulsr, to do
his work in a satisfactory manner, and his
pfises are reasonable.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-08

II was reported in this city recently by a
Maine Central oi'icial that with the com
meucemeut Of The summer time there
would probably be change in the running
of the accommodation train, 10 that 1t
would make headquarters st Augusta, an
soulj run as far rs Richmond. This ar
rspgement would doubtless be well re-
csivsd, as the Richmond people have long
wanted some such accommodation with the
capital city and intervening places.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-08

Alresdy have those in charge of the mat.
ter commenced to arrange for the enter
tainment programme to be given on occa-
sion Of the reception rendered By the Y. NJ
c. A to the members of The various Young
Peoples Societies of Christian Ende.vor
The event will take place some time mex,
month, and is expected to be one Of the
most interesting Of the social gathering Of
the entire year
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- ~ voaee aGA-H = loposoo1 ~
tse paass Nm Hivo lMs lslan1 Aavs bsea
va6Ae1 ssay ~ ~ - -oeefUs Rsb1lns,
Ymnk Bepfne al Dsneon .HnxSlnnn hsxa
eese . AuguGA = veek Mr.. Samuel
Lsnalsy q EAxninslen HIN y h tsvn
visisne fkiands.-Ihs Qsasfs Csnoennial
cslabsssicn Of IL ossaaizaxion u the 9.
4. B. was held Monday evening April s,
~ relieving psegraMne being eaRfisd
oss: Prayer By ne chaplain. reading Of
general order ~ Circular by he Adjt !;
Music By J. 8. Grant. A short hisepsy Of
j. ". Lincoln psst, By N. A. Den
son. Rols call " al Who entsfed The
ssrvics from Sidney numbering lis, By +.
8. Benson. Reniniscencss Of army Hfs
By con7ades J. b. Bean, n. A. Benson.
I. 3. Benson. 8. n. Waite and Samuel
Lonsley Of raSmington HUI. Music BY
J. 8. Grant Thsse was mnch larger ~
tendance than looked for, there being %
much sickness Ill over town.
SasaAahee.
RicsnosD.
TAs John MerrilPs Post g. A. 3. csle-
bfated their 25th anniversary Monday eve
ming. Owing 10 the absence Of their COM
mandef, Alvin Eastman, comYade /. l..
Spanking was called upon 70 ~ the chair.
The programme consisted OF remarks BY
comfs3e Osburne, DR.. Abial Libby e. A.
Libby Rev. R. E Gilkey and Rev. Abbosi, also
singing By Mrs.. A. B. Haley ard Herbert
Anderson. The History OF the Post vas
read BY VIM. r Faifclough.-The funeral
Of the late Berj. r. Dunbar, . member Of
Gen. Lander's Post. Nos Lynn. Mass- &C.
Cured Yesterday at The residence Of his
sitter, Mrs. Frank jenkins. A large dele
CATION Of John Merrilrs Post attended.
The remains were taken to Belfast on the
8 o'clock train for interment.
semsrpt.
NoRRIpoEwocK.
Bates Post, G.. A. r. celebrated the
twenty fifth anniversary Of the order, Mog-
day right. by public entertainment at
Millei's Hall. A large house enjoyed the
programme very much.-An alarm OF fire,
Monday forenoon, brought out the "Bficket
Brigade" which succeeded in extipguishing
Q email blaze in Geo. A. Simmonds' paint
shop A few moments later aud bad FIRE
would probably have been the result.-The
young gentlemen Of the I. ID. X I. N.
society gave their young lady friends .
supper and social party at the Qainnebasset
House, Saturday evening.
waldo.
SEARsMOkT.
Rev. W. Wiggin will close his lsbors with
the M. E. church next Sunday. He Is
going to labor in Mass. next yesr and
attend the Boston School Of Theology
Nj. 2. s. Wing starts today for Merino,
Mont, where he has employment for the
coming year.-Miss Maud e. Muzzy
returned to Wesleyan University, Middle
town, Conn, Thursday.
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Horace Brsnn was found on Highland
avenue by Officer Hinckiey yesierds )
morning ard taken to the police station
He was wandering shout the street ard
showed strong evidences Of insanity City
Ply stefan Strout after ded him, aud he will
probably be taken to the Insane Hospital.
Doring the same forenoon Deputy Mar
shsl Sprsgus found Edward Bird in &
similar condition near the Catholic church
He is a resident of Fsrm,ngdale, and the
town will probably place him in the hos.
ptR.l
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Ticopio Division. Sons of Temperance
have a socisble at their hall tonight. These
gatherings are always we'll attended, aud
those who go invariably have q good time.
Ticonic Division is one of the temperance
organizations that have stood for many
years, and it has done vast amount OF
coed.
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TOWN ELECTIONS.

EAGLE LAKE-Selectmen, vetal Devon, Fred
Michond, D. LaFeriar; town clerk. J. n Brown
school committee, thomas viancom; money ap-
propriated, schools. 800; other purposes, &s5.
EUsus-selestmen, G " Jones, j A Standi. b.
W A Sylvester; town clerk. l. Porter; school
committee, q W Jones, C d Stevens, o A Hutch.
ms. Money appropriated; schools, $275; high
ways. $50, support of poor, 200; other purposes
22S
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sewall b. Collins, who for some years
has been in the grocery business in this
city, will sooE take possession of the store
which has been remodelei. and will agaio
enter into business, taking as g partner,
Mr.. G.. A. Wentworth, the firm name be-
ing Collins 6 Wentworth. Both gentle
men left Monday night for Boston and New
York. where they will select large stock
of staple and fancy groceries for the retail
trade. They will open the store in few
days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-08

Sergeant Wyman Post, G. A. R, cele-
brsted the twenty. fifth anniversary of the
Order by public meeting held in Grand
Army Memorial Hall, Monday evening.
The programme, which has already been
published ia the JOURNAL, WAS exception
ally interesting, the address by George
W, Gouiding being especially fine.
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Whsa akswss osnd. ~ srisS for casssria
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Bnshls.'s Arnasa saiv.,
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The Best Balve IN the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores. letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblain,,
Cofns, and all Skin Eraptions. and posi-.
lively cures Piles, or NO pay required. II
10 guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price rs cen, per
box. For sale BY Bow Itch, Webster Z Co
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fairfield LOCALS

The early morning mail for this place i,
now carried to Wsterville and sent up GU
the $50 freight. Monday morning, when
this train does not run, the mail does not
arrive here until about 10 O'clock.
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M aiuo Pensions.

Pensions have been granted to the fol
lowing Maine people: Original, John II
Ham; additional. David Estes; reissue,
John McCarty. John Jewell. james Speed,
Jr., James Hunter; re issue and increase,
George W. Brown; original. widows,
Dsiilah NJ widow Of Stillman II. Pickett
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In . Dilemma: "Whv 10 it that you treat
me with such disdsinf- asked Z young
society beau Of married lady.
As long ~ you are not on good term,
with my husband, ! cannot possibly srest
you kirdly.n
"fhis y horrible dilemma" responded
the aildeu youth. II you chow me apy
attention your husband refuses to speak to
me, and, sniess he 10 friendly. you give me
the cold shoulder. I never was In such :
fix,~