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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-20
TRACK AND efABLE GOSSIP.

The editor Of Horse and Stable in his
issue Of August IA. says: Maine breeders
VIII, have been pstronizing the sharps in this
city find they have paid pretty dearly for
the fowery pedigrees furnished By the
beresved ones. Beware of widows and men
goiTg abroad who advertise great bargains.
Sharpers always resoIt to those tricks to g I
rid Of their worthless diseased horse stocf.
1t is surprising that any one should be taken
in by them after all that has been published
showing them up
In its report of the races in this city last
week, the American Horse Breeder, Boston,
says: "This track is one Of the most pop
ular in Maine, and i, conducted by officer,
who are ldeavoring to do oil in their power
to please both the horsemen and the public.
1t is consid cred q fast track"
Young Rolfe, 2.2l l-2, has added anothe r
to bis $50 lis, in Mountaineer. that has
already made a record of 2 90 81 and is
expected to beat 2 20 before the snow flee.
Edward Downes Of Mechanic f. lls is the
owner of Belle K, a seven-y ear-old mare
by Billy Knox, by Whalebone Knox. by
Gen. Knox; dam Brandy mare, dam Of
Drummer Girl, 2.S0 Ia This mare has
been handled but little, Blu. is evidently
going to make . trotter.
Ticket, by Gloster, owned By +. o Ian
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Gov. Burlsigh Makes ths r uods at
MID. ight.

Besween the hours of IL ard this morn
ing the sentinel on post /, Second Regi-
menl guard, saw large party approaching
and on challenging received the following
answer: Gov rnor If the State, adjutsnt
general. inspector general and friends
on being advanced the Governor inspected
the guard and then asked for patrol con-
sisting Of a sergeaut aud six privstes, This
pstrol WAS plshed under the control Of
Lieutenant f. E. Hatch, the United
States inspector. They then proceeded
to make the grand rounds of the
entire encampments of both regiments
The party which accompanied the patrol
consisted Of the Governor, the adjutsDt
geners the in.pector general, and the fol-
lowing officers Col Pbilbrotk, commissary
general Of subsistence, Msjor Storsh Of the
First, Capt. Bisbee Of Co. c, of the First,
Capt Riker Of amb ulapce corps and 9th ,rs.
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Som . M al 10 II ),ass.

A Massachusetts, gentleman, Mr.. Fl N.
Ailin, who is on q carriage drive through
Maine and New Hampshire, writes q letter
to the Boston Spiri. Of the Hub from Water
Vile uoder date Of August Z, in which be
says II came from Boston to Gardiner,
Me-, by boat, bringing with me my team
and ADJ going to drive from Waterville over
to New Hampshire and take in the stock
farms on the wsy. stopped en- my way
from Gardiner to Waterville, at the
Currier Nelson farm, Halo
we'll. 1t used to be the Bodwell Stock
Farm. | found Mr.. Currier most genial
and warm hearted host. Red Hawk. by
Red Wilkes heads the stud. He has devel-
opej into very fine and we'll proportioned
horse. The farm has fine lot Of Nelson and
Dictator Chief colts, Lucy by Nelson, 10 q
three-yesr. old FLY; her dam by Cunard, he
show US forty clip down the
road she is the best shaped FLY in every
way. | have ever seen. Mr.. Chsfii, late Of
Chelsea, Mass, is foreman Of this farm
snd | DO not know of any other state in the
Union, but Massachusetts, where they
turn out 90 efficient horsemeu in every re-
spect a. he is- Edward Msloy is the driv-
er on This farm and very capable man.
You need not be surprised to hear from
Pine Grove farm, in the near future IN
less something in the machinery breaks.
You advised me TO enter my Nelson DIT
Of 'gi, in the Nutmeg stakes. l am much
pleased now that | followed your sdvice
for he is as fine ookjng fellow, Of his
age, as / have ever seen. He 10 built lst
right; very large and am not in the least
troubled about his !rstting. He is out of
the Hugenot mare. Gretchen, the dam Of
Nelson, foaled yesterday colt by Jed
wood. He lie fine little fellow and doing
nicely. Mr.. Litilefeld, Nielsen. fore man,
was bsdiy injured a few days Ago by =
horse stepping on his foot; it broke some
Of the bones but he 10 on duty attending to
the stock in Mr.. Nelson's absence, although
be has to get around on crutebes, and dis
obeys the strictest orders Of his physician
to remain in bed until the bones fully
unite
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WANTED

NANTkD-We want one aseat 20 repre-
w scnt our publishing hcuss >. Augusta, Me.
ia every city aud town In Maine. Apptcsii0us
are TO be u ae 9TH the unt-rstAs dag that par
sies can work all or part Of the time ss their
etfcursisnces will permit. Also all Who engage
With q. can have the chance. after setting = GER
satr number OF books, 10 rep-rse.t oar house on
a saixy Of $1,000 pvr week n; frst. with In
crease according 20 capacity developed for the
business For particulars. address. e. T..
kSovLxS Co.. Augusta, Nc. msyasd&vtf
"ANsEO-rOt trade nice e-ssr for horse
W Address Box u. Watsryil.-, Me sui5iw.
II large a1d ever srowtng eemuauities warts
Il Of cne kind or another a. perennial, src
Advertising eoiHmn- are bureau Of information
never TO be closed philad-iphia Lee ger
See the JOURNAL. Wan. Ads
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TIE com mittee Of the city government
appointed 70 have charge Of the survey Of
the city for the introduction Of system of
sewersza met Tuesday evening in consulta-
ton val Mr.. Frederick Danforth, the we'll
known ctvil engineer Of this city. The
sum Of $500 was appropriated to make a
plan OF q suitable system and specification.
for the construction Of the same. II was
decided 70 include the system in the fol
lowing imits Spring street, West street,
Iron NJ ne hill, ola trotting park and point
on the River road this side Of the "Osk
lsud,." This Includes the most p0pulous
part Of the town and good system put in
here will be lst what has long been needed
The committee made wise choice in the
selection Of Mr.. Danforth, to. make the
plans and estimates - he has much expert
shce along this line Of work and is also
better acqusinted with the needs Of our
city. ssMr. Danforth aud his assistants will
At once commence work on the survey.
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IND REGIMENT.
Offlosra OF tns Day and Guard.

FIRST Rsgiment-Ausust 10, Officer OF
the day, Captain Isaiab Fl. Baker, ca. B. /;
senior officer of the guard, LIST Lieuteraot
E Gould. Co H; junior officer, "a
Lieutenant Chss E. Davis, Co. B.
August 20, cffcer of the day, Captain I,
E. Hartnetf, Co. Z senior officer Of the
guard. Ix Lieutenant o. N. Blsckington.
Co F.; juaior officer, 81 Lieutenant c. c.
Tibbetrs. Co. II.
Second Regimsnt-Ausust l9-Oficer
Of the day, CAPT A. T. Shurtleff, Com
pAny II senior officer Of tbs guard, First
Lieut.. j. E Mitchell, Company G; junior
officer. Second Lieut.. W. X Pomeroy,
Company A.
August 20-Oficer Of the day, Capt A.
Z York, Company 4; senior officer Of ,he
guard, Fist Lieut.. W. r Kimball, Co. c =;
juaior of1cer, Second Lieut.. Abram Gar
celor, Co. ID.
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Ad.a,.s,. ;, Asoo.so ! ce.nsy.

DR.. r. IL Hoskins. agricultural editor
Of the Vermont wafchman. has the fol-
lowing to say about the advantages OF
Aroossook county in the last number OF
his psper:
elf any section of the West. or south,
were sredibiy reported as possessing the
agricultural resources Of that Large Sec
ton I the State Of Maine known As
Aroostook. We could hardly see the rush
of emigration thitherward from Nes
England for the dust the enigrsnts
would kick up. But Aroostook Is too
near at hand, and too easily md eheaply
visit d, 10 create furor Of that KIND
During the past decsae, these 5Suu
saua,e miles Of New England territory
has increased its rapultt,on from I'll, .oo
to ~. 55S-a mere drap ia the bucket Tor
an aiea of territory almost equal 10 The
stat.- of Massachusetts, an : ineompara-
bly, superior in soil To any part IL II,
exceit the Gonueesi 'us vadey
A. slight illust'aii"n Of what this
Gard n OF y Elsla nigh. be made
TO vi Id to the hand of Industry. if fully
poop ed, W. vii quote The report OF the
expertable products sent forth by Its
less than 50 W0 Inhabitants in the year
betu e May /, 1880, and May /, 1871,
as reported ia the Industrial Journal;
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~ - aaiesirss rs1 ssfsIy be dons
liberal AMI SPECIAL TERMS
re Dr hss s,sftsS spec:ai dersrtme,1n ~ Y.
~ treatment by mail He wli for the pfAsrni
salient. spFyins By letter for the pqtpina .nssx.
Dollars per months treatment ineIs Y. l,
medicines and az isf,sf cpnsIitstigus ouNnt -
ms rsqnirsd Iris Is far below The n.ra ss ,sr,
9Aid At he New ycrs ofes, and 10 the "nly
sysr offered for obtaining the services d 80
ns trlg1Terg-ns~ The Dr. can make this "ort y =
= NOS DEPENDENT or bis nail depsrtusnt bss.ss .
sfns income from .is York Clty praftf~ 49,
ne fee. paid him spes aliss ere among ne
ava Highest paid in the city. TIE Brs bten stsr.
tnR and reputation "a rs~ fott for Seafs" We -
xlsraotss to patients.
Do not be hum bu ared W 7pAess ~ - ~ ~
prrfr'ons, patent nedicin~s called nisosa
-i~. companies ard the IKE hsna yeaf ssss -
a lreHperisucsi assistants These ~aa hAFe soe. z
for years spent usonsy. and cost ali hope &C.
sIias y IN Bersebar. Each case a>s the ~ -
rnnal attention. write at once, siatfns - 80
.nsasssnE 30 for months treatment q y y,
~ G,nptom blank enclosing stanr e ~ I,s.,,
.esstaur. atoms strictly conhdsuus sssN'"
Tsai 2 Fsensssay srt satordas ..x
- Ys ss-ssz So sp>cis tsgr5f sfss $50 t,r -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-20
AKIRMIeH MATCH
rhs Second Rssimsnt Wins Boz, b
Brock the Words Rec ,rd.

The regimentsl skirmish match, 80 men
to team, came f. yesterday in the fsld
attached to the State range on the north
side of Winthrop street. The conti-
tons were: E.eh man to carry 10 rounds
of ammunition. Distance of shooting up known
limited 10 territory between leo and $50
yards. standing position. target third class.
i've shots TO be fred adrs-cing. Ave re-
treating. one 8. each ,it. 1, Was = very
pretty sight to see III, long line of men
advance, b ait y hen the busls s.u 7ded. Ere
and move IN 9, the pext call. The match
ws. viewed by Governor BurIeish. Gems
Sprssus snd Hvpr r, Col. Philbrook
snd Lieut.. Hatch There were also
= nuu Der Of distinguished persons p -esent.
The Second re gimen; won By 3 sc,re Of
1924 points there vera 81 bnlIseyes, 200
four., l43 ,hrees, 20 twos, maaing total
Of is4 shoss placed 10 the target 1t 10
remarkable shirgi only 36 shots missing.
The First d seors Of 1859 PORTS. III.
hits baing :. fnIirvs 80 bnilssye. ,IsS frur.,
1856 ihr' es, s5 t~os, a total OF 40 Bo,h
these scnrps best any record tina; has been
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Hate and Hearty.

These two aojsotives by no neaps imply the
possession of gres muscular strerg'h. There are
many men and womsn o. slight outd and in.
fefior stature 10 whom the terms "hals and
hesrsy' Getty apply. 1hsi, esmplt Nioas aye
clear, eFs ori hi and yivaciaus, t1ses tranquil.
step elastic, movements stesty 'iesr apd,starbed,
appetites sound These isdicfd Of hslenss- and
hesrtiness Hostetfers Stomach Riftefs viii as
suredfy b SOW upon the feeble, tie hervoa- ami
the dyspeptie. No tonic of the century con- pa,es
with 1t in popuisri y, other rivals g. in efficacy
As permanent IMMIGRATION means ais the pre-
yious regulation Of disa-dsr N the system. Hos
letters Stomach itiers mas. also be regarded as
chief arouS regulators. !, couquers and proven .
malaria and rheumatism 0vercsmes in.e ivity @:
the liver. bowels and kidneys, and promotes the
aequisiti 70 o. issa as well "a Wig VI.
sa<zoIeod s WORM
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| noticed With great interest the regi'
mental skirmish match between teams of
fifty men taken from the two regiments.
The fact that the Second Regiment made q
total Of AGA hit. and the First total OF 433
out Of = possible 500 is = suffi sient state
ment of the excellence Of the mark smap..
ship. Verv Respectfully.
Your 0bedisDt Servant,
jignedl, F. f Hatch,
lsi Lieut. 18th U ilfahtry.
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The management Of the deep sea fishing
excursion which goes down on the Islander
tomorrow, has arranged for fine clam and
fish eh1wdsr to h. served on the boat.
Free lines, bait and all other accessories
will be on hand in abundance. Indications
are that big crowd will 90 down The
affair Is given BY the officers Of the boat.
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Perhaps Tennyson has written nothiag
which appeals to the hearts Of all who resd
his poems more than the lyric of toe
Late The burden of the sad refrain Gomez
home with telling force to the hearts Of
hose who have lost friends BY that dread
d.ease-cop.umption. They realize. "toc
late" the result # neglect. They feel tina
the dear one nigh. have been saved il they
had needed the warning Of the hacking
cough, the psllid cheek, ard weakening
system. They feel this all the m1re keenly
because they see others being rescued from
the grasp Of the destro, er. aod they thins
what is saving others might have saved theji
loved.one. When the first signal Of DANCE
is seen. take steps to avert the catastrophe
Be wise in time. Dr.. Pierce's Colder
Medical Discovery will drive away cen
sumption. Do not wait until too late befoi
putting its wonderful efficacy to the test
1t succeeds where other remedies fail.
aug 7d&yfOlrm
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AooaEaArs s.saaaTH.


The aggregate strength Of the segiments
saiaed little yesterday. The gain Of the
Second 10 largely caused BY trip that
Capa Hsyt Of Co. B made to Lewiston.
He hrosght back 10 abssnfees ard brought
his company mp beyond the minimum
strength There are 1856 men in fhs reg;-
mental esmps, 1913 il that Of the second
and 3s3 in the First.
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n.ad< s-dsr the saDe conaItioa sns Ia TIE
saus class. Maize dess fvss her motto. fer
she 10 ahsad OF ever, thing Col Fsrrns-
ton 10 to be heartily corgrafulatsd on hsv-
ing brought the nea mp to such degree Of
proficiency. He had full and complete
charge Of the match today.
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II ever there was busy man DR.. Phii-
brick Is surely formidable rival for he
hts attended scores Of patients siGce Bis
arrival here % Monday. The Doctor re-
msias here 10 days out Of the month al
ready and if his practices increases as ii
h as for the past months = few more Of the
remaining 20 days will have to be devoted
T. his patients 10 this vicinity.
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4 street. JONES LEIGs. sAglsdst
rTNO RFST-A eonyisn, tenement for a small
L family. Healthy location. Address. Everett
W. LIBBY Gage street extension, Augusta, Me.
auzIIdtf
% LII esrnished loms at izi Urvv- OF.
iuiyId'f
- q Lf.AAE-The lot ~ land south Of oiei
j North. Nill lease for long tsrm and with
favorable conditios "a. JANIS W. SoETs. Augusta
t1ns l5df,
ITO LET oa frB aAs.s.--va -.st yfaa-
L .~o horses iE Arxps-s 'SoG,vs Of "
s;onnspr ~, Vssssv ~ .e-ss~.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-20

Benz. Bunker, Esq, city marshal and
editor Of the Kennebec Democrat, has reeu
engaged by the Gooder Dyspepsia Cure Co.
10 work in connection with their Advertis-
ing department. He Will enter upon bis
new duties in the early part Of September.
aud will operate first ID the State Of New
Hampshire, devoting his whole tine and
attention to the business, receiving salary
Of Sa500 year. Eventually, Mr.. Bunker
may have charge Of the advertising in
New England. He has engaged Samuel
b. Thayer, Esq, TO have charge Of the
editorial department Of the Kennebec
Democrat, Mr.. Brown being At the hesd
# the business and mechanical department.
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ensp Shots.


Driver heiton dflves.
The Second 10 again hsppy.
Look out for tue provost guard'
Doot taik ABOUT dead men, rant safe-
MoTiarfy and bis men are still IN tie
fore.
How good ia piace-rese SOUNDS AFTER =
hard drill.
Improvements All alons the line are the
orders OF the day
The rst Regiment band manages to get
IN lot OF hsrd WORK
Hsndkercbief' about the neck and IN
bottoned oiouses must 60
Banjo concerts every evening in the
quarters OF 'se ambulance corps.
The 100 who shot 10 the skirmlsh drill
are happy. Boys, you did we'll.
Hon. l.. j. Dosnss, one or the executive
council. spent fuesdsy night 10 camp.
The guards shcF hourly improvement
Running them is now by no means an easy
thing.
Everyone is eoosrs'ulatins Col Earring
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The new schooihouse at north Of the
Plsins is resrly ready for the painter. on
the outside. The lsthing is all done and
tue plssterers commenced their work Mon
day afternoon and are making good head
way. The house will contain four com.
modious and we'll lighted rooms, with large
entries. and basement for the healing
apparatus, toilet rooms, etc. Ii will be q
valuable addition to the educational faeiii-
ties of the city. The lot is not as large as
80 il ought to be, but il 10 one that the cit,
owned. and it WAS thought best to use it.
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The dress parade of the Second Regi
ment was good and showed excellent i'm
provement The line Of the single ranl
was goed; the line Of the file close.s va
poor. I noticed men in the line Of fiit
elosers at all distances from two to five
yards behind the Iine of the men. The
color guard still appeared in double rank.
At dress parade Of the First Regimen
the &C julant failed TO direct the captains Il
bring their companies to parade rest, conse
quently the band sounded off with the line
st support arms. This tended to confuse
the entire movement Another serious
mistake was the fact that some ccmpaniei
marched on the line in doutl. rank and
others in single rank. The lieutenant
colonel and msj, should draw their ssord'
o. parade Immediately after taking theil
posts.
Guard Duty.
There has been great improvement made
in the perfoi nance Of this important duty
Officers and men have worked faithfully &c
perfect themselves in the correct principles
Many of the men. however, are performing
this duty for the f -st time and continued
work is necessary. The off GERS Of the day apt
officers Of the guard OF both regiments
guards have worked. through the day, 81
hard and as faithfully as ever saw any
officer work in any Organization.
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TO LET.

mo RENT OR FOR SAL E--Bouse al
I Ocean Point; well furnished, fine situation.
Erqaire OF A. ). Pierce, augusta, Me.
aug;gdiWs
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The new generator was given 8 trial a
,be midnight hour Tuesday night snd ca,
~ilh goodly number Of passengers wai
run up and down Loudon hill a few times
The power was very strong and steady and
giyes promise Of DOING grss, work. 1t vii
probably be connected 10 the main line and
a more extended trial today.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. Bunker their
daughter Jessie and Mrs. Bowker. of New
York. Mr.. Bunker. sister, start this morn
ing on trip to the Forks, Psriin Pond and
Moose river.
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The world ard his wife.
grest many pretty Maine girls.
MIR. j. Z. Alexander Of Richn i'd.
Superintendent of Schools Nelson Luce.
The great American small boy. Heap.
OF him
Secretary of State Nicholas Fessenden
and wife.
Liquor Commissioner p. p. Gilmore OF
Bucksro-t.
Col. E. C.. Stevens, the Governors pri-
vAte secretary.
MIR. and Mrs. w. f Lyon of North
Abingt m, Mass.
Ccl. Noel B. Potter of Lewiston, one Of
the Governors A. ID. G..
Gen. G. =. Msttocks OF Portland, one OF
our Worlds Fair commissioners.
Cadet Farr of the United States Military
Academy at West Point, the sppoiot e
from this district.
Msjor Cullen Bryant, commaDdsnt oil
the Keanebec Arsenal. He WAS at the
Governors table at dinner.
General Luther Stephenson, Governor of
the Togus Home, Col. Anderson, Treat
urer, Capt. Smith. Commissary, Surgeon
Miller ard Assistant Surgeon Eiwell Of the
medical ste fl Of t e same were guests at
Headquarters for dinner and in the evening
Caps. W. F. Peck and G. w. Osgoou
of the Sslem Cadets, Mass Capt. T. E.
Jackson AMI Lieut.. E L. Tucker, pay
master, Of the Sixth Massachusetts Infan-
try. The last two officers reside 10 Mari,
bnro, Mass. Lieut.. Tucker was q former
Aug 1stA boy
Capt. G. W. Wilson who was at the
muster field as the guest Of Genersl Sprsgue,
left yesterday for Sorrento, Mount Desert,
to join his family there. He was very en-
thusiastic over the muster field and thinks
th.t there is nothing equal to it in the
country. The captain WAS also much
please with the troops. He is compiling
the Massachusetts naval records for l86l-5
sud has been working hard upon it for the
past fou, years. He was line officer in
the Navy during the war, comm snded two
vessels, and served in II. He was with
Fsrraau, during all his hard and furious
fights.
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The bids for the construction Of the new
receiving tomb, which Is TO be built in Oak
Grove Cemetery, were opened yesterday,
but the award il reserved for week by
,hs officers Of the association. II is under
stood that the bids were all 10 the vicinity
OF $1,000
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The members Of the W. c. L. L. are
reminded Of our regular meeting today 8,
the Womsn's Reading room at 7. M
Matters requiring their special considera-
ton will come up. One being 10 arrange
10 attend the temperance rally st Vssssl-
boro on Friday IL possible.
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Cad LaFountsin OF the Plains, on whose
premises Officer Hill made seizure of
liquor. was fned by Clerk Plummer 500
and costs, and given term in the county
all. lie appealed and gave bonds for his
appearsuee In higher court.
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Civil Engineer Ira E. Geschell was &,
work Yesterday in connection With Mr..
Smith, on the disputed boundary on the
vest of Main street, south from its junction
with Elm street. There 10 10 doubt ~ 10
the east boundary Of Elm ST., but the KEY
to the sisuAtion is the point Of junction be-
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A young lad named Patterson while play
ing with glass bo.tIs yesterday crushed it
IA bis hand Ard cut the palm and fingers in
serious manner. nesriy severing one Of
the later. DR.. Packard dressed the
wounds.
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When lightning struck that tree on TEN
pie street. nesr the Congregational church,
4 number Of persons in different parts OF
the city received shocks more or less pro
nounced
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The steamer Islander which takes the
Y. NJ. C. A. moonlight excursion 10 Merry
meeting bay this evening will stop 8. the
camp xrouad both On the outward And On
the ret1yu trips.
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Civil Engineer Nose NJ. Thompson of
Bingham. was in the city yesterday for the
purpose Of purchasing the interest in Ger,
tain timber lands. the owners of which
either live or are represented in WsterviIle
and EairtI cid.