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There was quite an interesting gather
Ing at the hall Wednesday evenug-lit-
erary and musical entertainment and
pound party, for the Rev Mr.. Weed
Nearly all Sullivan's people gathered there
TO do honor to the new minister and many
were the pounds they brought, besides a
good round sum of money. The Rev Mr.
Greenman opened the exercises with prayer
and favored the audience with good
reading. Mr. Merrill also read a selec-
ton, and music was furnished by Miss
Hawkins and Mr.. Sturtevant. Miss Hat
tie Corners whi-tled to the delight of all
and Miss Merrill sang beautifully. Mr..
Weed made at the close some very appro-
pirate remarks. good time was the re-
suit.
Aug. II. SUB.
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BUCKEYES ARNICA SALyE.

THE BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores. letter, Chapped Hands. Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles or no pay required. 1t is guaran.
teed to give perfect satisfaction, or money re-
funded. Price % cents per box.
FOR SALE BY s. ID. Wiggin.
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"
III .H-h We must 1t orr own lest.
puf srrartee ana fun.
Ih. ,,r, time to 30 it best
b, when the rest are done
r4. un bo a.,.o -, -, ~,
r.Y. IN Thursday sy,ning of ~. r.a.,
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T,.. sunday evening pr,,er n,o.,;n.,
t.....t ...i SUNDAY W.. con.,uc,.,,h,. ,hn-.
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... ..f ,-s.iI,,I re,n,rl.
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t "' 'ne
II 49, "'N' 'u"uSs
I""~' wishing nice fresh fruit and con
hft- "f me cigars and tobacco, will do
'.. N - The store OF John II. Ford Main
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q. W. fREFTIY. on
A. l.. TREWoRGY. Res.

Good job and book compositors desiri ng
work in the large cities. will please address
with reference AS TO ability aud character
The United Typotheia OF America" Box
$50. Cincinnati, q.
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E~daIngton.
Herbert Coffin of Machias. and sister.
Miss Fannie Coffin Of iiaverhill Mass
are guests of their cousin, Miss Maude
Schoppe.
MIR, and Mrs. b. II. Chandler Of Dexter.
arrived in town Thursday
Mr. c. F. Mitchell is at Bangor this
week,
HIlard and Seth Schoppe were at Ban
gor, Saturday.
Mrs. J s Lyman Of Bar Harbor. is at
Mrs Anthony Schoppe'>.
Mrs l.. c. BRIGHAM was called 10
Cherry field, Monday. by the severe Illness
of her aunt Mrs. Alfred Small
Mr Henry Bond Of Boston, wa. A guest
Of + +. Church last week
Mr. Lconice Whittcmnre Of Dexter.
ard Mr~ 7. 5. Campbell of Three Lakes.
Wis. left town Monday. for visit to
friends in Cherryheld before returning
home
Miss Mary Brdgham IL at Cherryheli
this week.
Biueherry pickers are vending their
way TO the race ground, in large parties
Frank ABBOTT and wife Of Colehrook,
\. II and OLSON Abbott and wife Of this
place, were at Rogue Buf, last week
Sias Norton has retained to town after
brief visit to his home in I.cyant
Miss Nettie Abbott ha, returned from
Bar Harhnr,
Aug. IL
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ianioinr.


The drought is broken. daily showers
are refreshing the vegetable world and
summer visitors are As frequent the
showers. Among those who have been
with Us were Rev Herbert Tilden and
wife from Pennington, and their many
friends We're glad to see them with US
again. Miss Elyra Austin of Roslindale
j. also spending part of her vacation in
town: her visits are always welcome, and
we think we would like to 60 to school to
her again; but It's too late. Mrs Mary F.
Cheney and her two daughters also from
RosIindale, are spending a few weeks with
her parents. Mr.. OrrD Whitaker and
wife from Beverly, have been home to see
the old folks, and were gladly welcomed
Miss Bertha Whitaker of Kennebunk
is also visiting her father. Mr.. Charles
Whitaker. MIR. and Mrs. Eben Googins
Mr. and Mrs. George Googins, and Persis
and Lula, daughters Of Mr.. c. A. Rev
nolds. all from Cambridgeport, are visiting
relatives here; also Grace, daughter of A
W. King, Esq, Of Ellsworth, is visiting
her grandmother at the old homestead
Mr. Richard Perkins and Mr.. Harding are
also entertaining guests. Mr.. Charles
Bartlett and family of Boston, are taking
their usual vacation and are entertained by
Mrs. Calvin CoggiDs, " no is always glad TO
welcome the children home. Rev. +. S.
Bedford is happy in having his mother
with him; it is her first visit to this part
of the state, and she is quite pleased with
this pleasant place.
Mr.. L. X. Hodgk ins has nearly closed up
his business here, and gone to Waltham,
Mass, and engaged in trade with Mr..
Merchant, formerly of Hancock. They are
doing a thriving business in a grocery
store.
Shirley, youngest daughter of Mr.. w.
H. Rice, who has been spending the sum.
mer in Pennington, is at home again.
The York also the kennebec Life Insur-
ance Companies are represented by their
agents in town.
McCabe Brothers of Bangor. are solicit
ing orders for their nursery stock.
Lumber is being hauled and the work
of replacing the barn of G. b. Hodgkins,
Esq, lately destroyed by lightning, is be-
ing rapidly carried on.
Mackerel are plentiful, coming close in
shore SO that many are being caught from
the wharves of Messrs. Coolidge and
Hodgkins. 1t is very unusual occur
renee.
pairs upon the schooner +. ID. Hodgkins.
and have named their boarding house the
Hotel -Defish." NEMCoN.
Aug. II.
No. Brooklin.
North BROOKLYN has for several years
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Advertised Letters.

ELLSWORTH POST OFFICE, Aug. 15 1891.
Mr.. Louis D. Cook, Mr. William Goblet.
James +. Davis. Mrs. Augusta Harden,
Esker Jordan, Mr.. +. ID. knight,
Mrs. Henry Lord, Mrs. Hannah Mayo.
Mr. James Richie, Edward Il. Truew orthy.
Please call for advertised letters.
A. X. DEyKREUx P, NJ
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The Glsdstonian candidate won the
bye-election at Walsall, Stafford County,
for Member Of Parliament.
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when Bsby w. sick, we gave her CastoriA
When she WAS . Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss, she cling to Cas,oria,
When sDa hsd Children, shA gave them CastoriA
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HOW WAS IT!

At the battle of Gettysburg I was shot
through the left leg and was sent to the hos
ptal. The army surgeons relieved me but
pronounced my case incurable. 1t discharged
pieces OF bone. and for wears have suffered
with running sore. tried every thing which
my limited means would allow. and expert
enced no relief until tried sulphur Bitiers.
am now almost well and shall continue their
Oh Soldier.
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NedEwIek.

Nedgwiek.
Summer visitors are still coming and to
all we would say welcome to our shores
and hills. to our homes and church.
Among the late arrivals are parties from
Boston who are stopping at the Travel
er's Home;' also Mr.. and Mrs John v.
Brookman aud Miss Hattie Carlton Of
New York.
Two more cottage lots have been sold on
Carriers Point, which are located on
Wellesley avenue, and were purchased
by Massachusetts party.
Steamer Castine, Captain Decker, has
taken recent excursion parties to Bar Har-
Dor; also to Northport.
Mr.. Frank Hardings house at Sargent
vile, beautifully located near the chapel,
Is approaching completion. 1t will make
pretty home. MIR. A. +, Cole, builder.
The Sargentville Sunday school under
the efficient lead of MIR. Whitney Grindsl,
superintendent. has unusual prosperity.
SIS have been raised for new singing
books for the chapel, part of the amount
to be spent for the Sunday schools slug
Ing books. Sankey's Winnowed Songs"
will probably be purchased for that pur-
pose.
The annual Mission Band fair and sun
per were given Aug. l+lh, in Riverside Hall
a delightful evening, a large attendance.
a Tine display of fancy goods, excellent ice
cream and supper, an abundance If flower
girls In theit representative costumes of
the lily, marigold, rose, >uniiuwer, pansv,
etc. The proceeds will be considerably
over S27 to be divided between the new
church carpet. home missions in the West,
and foreign mission in China. This Flow
er Festival was a success every way
The sem-annual meeting Of the Y. Y.
y &. +. was held Aug. 18th. Miss McSkim.
mon of Boston, led the meeting, and the
Misses Ray of Boston, sang beautiful
duet. The meeting was largely attended
and was profitable. AT the business meet.
ing Mr.. William Wilson WAS elected presi.
dent for the coming six months, and Mrs.
H. ID. Lane was appointed delegate to the
State L. 5. {. +, convention at Saco.
Aug 10. T. A. d.
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Eiaebii
TIE Baptist society j. stin without
minister.
There was preaching in the Congrega-
tional house Sunday morning by the pas
tor, who also held service at East Blue
hui, In the afternoon. There was 4 uui,n
temperance meeting in tie vestry il thu
evening.
Chas and SAINT Bowkcr OF Reading,
Mas. sons OF the Rev Saml Bowkcr, a
former esteemed preacher Of this place,
were in town last week.
The annual sale and fair of the ladies Of
the Congregational society for the year Of
1891. - past, 1t success beyond
every expectation, $50 the result after
every bill was paid-more money than
ever was taken. Everything passed of in
pleasant and satisfactory manner The
president. Mrs. Bunker. wishes to express
her gratitude 10 the many Kind helpers
" no IN different way, assisted In making
II the decided success that 1t was.
Aug l.. SUBSTITUTE.
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Guaranteed Cure for La Crime.

We authorize our advertised druggist to sell
you DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, Coughs and Colds. upon this condition
II you are afflicted with La Grippe and will
use this remedy according to directions. giving
1t a fair trial. and experience no benefit, you
may return the bottle and have your money
refunded We make this offer. because Of the
wonderful success of Dr. Kings New Discov.
cry during last seasons epidemic. Have heard
Of no case in which It failed. Try ii. Trial
Bottles free at $. ID. Virgins Drug Store.
Large size, 10 c. and 81 90.
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Nt., Boxer. ratttn, liu4tun
Domestic Ports.

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>ewp"rt-Ar Aug 49, sch Emma Briggs GRAY
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No. Lsmoine.
On Wednesday. Capt j. H. Bragdon
left on the noon train for Lake Wilson
Mimi. on n business tour
Miss Grace NJ. Gregory of your city is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Frank Phillips.
Mrs. Frank Partridge, Miss Grace
Mitchell, Miss Minnie Scott and Miss Hat
tie Frazier, who have taken rooms in the
Gault Hotel at Lamoine Beach, walked
from that place without stopping till they
reached MIR. John Austu's, one of our
very warmest days last week 1t is seven
or more miles from the guide board at our
corner. Very smart for young ladies'.
To day is one of our busiest days, pre-
pairing for Sunday school convention at
Lamoine Baptist church, commencing at
$50 A. NJ. Picnic dinner in the grove
near the church from IL till 2, and exer-
cises till p. NJ. in the church. Five Sun
DAY schools of the town convene. The
public are cordially invited, All Sunday
school teachers are included in the invita-
ton D'NETr.
Aug. IL.
'our correspondent fails to give the date of this
copventon.-ED. AMERICAN.
sunset
H. W. Small, N. d., left town for At
lantc, Sunday.
Mr. Alvin Eaton and wife of Glouces-
ter, Mass, are visiting relatives in town.
Miss Lou johnson of Northwest Har-
Dor has been employed as clerk in J. X.
Johnson's store.
Mr. Avery +. Stinson, who has been in
Castine, arrived home Thursday, by steam
er Clmbria.
Mr.. Nathaniel Robbins, aged ninety-oue
years. attended camp-meeting at North
port, Tuesday,
Nolncy B. Cushing will lecture on The
Saloon In Politics" at the Union church,
West Deer Isle. Friday evening,
Steamer Castine took an excursion of
over one hundred persons to Northport,
Tuesday All report very pleasant ex-
cur>iou. VETERAN
Aug. II.
surry.
The Baptist Sabbath school met for a
picnic and days social intercourse at the
field and shore of T.. +. SWEET on Thurs
day last As the day was very fine, every
one pronounced it the best picnic held for
many years.
+. A. Stone Of Beverly. Mass. i. with
us, to visit his grandchildren. the children
of the late Augustus Stone, As we'll as
many other friends
Margie Chatto and Lillian Clark are at
West Branch Pond, for few weeks
The many friends of Mrs Arsenath
Lord. formerly Of this place. but later Of
Bangor, are glad to see her among US
again.
Amasa Young, who is az the Maine Gen
ersl Hospital, Portland, has had an oper-
alton performed upon his foot hy which
be hopes to regain the use " IL, which he
has never had since Il was 30 badly crushed
last fall during The wrccktnc OF the
schooner Francis Coflln.
DIR. Manning removed a large cancer
from the lip ~ Joseph Carter a few day,
ago, We hear he is doing well
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Gou!d.boro.
our watering places are new running
full blast.
All Europe is short Of bread
Mrs. wood ard daughter Of Ma.sa-
chu>etts, are here 10 open and air the
house from which her father and mother,
George Whitaker and wife, were buried
last year.
Free trade England sdmit- that she il
dependent on rs for something to eat
The Democrats fooled the people last
fall on the Mckinley bin and now lind
themselves in a hole. when will that
party learn wisdom?
Mr.. A, f. Gup,ill with party went 10
Sorrento and Bar Iiarbor yesterday.
Beiries are plentiful.
Aug -. No>KFMF
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Address Of welcome By WORTHY Master Of
Psmola Grange.
Response by Worthy Lecturer OF County
Grange.
Discussion of questionable cheapest and
best way to feed our crops.
ESSAY Cooperation
comforting Fifth Degree.
Discussion % question NsspIred. That the
farmer i The most useful member Of So
cittN.
iiaf hour de, oted 10 short speeches. quota
tion.. select reading, etc.
QUERY box.
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ilrdhau

hedham.
The Holden and Dcdham sabbath
schools VIII Join in picuIc at Phillips
Lake next Friday, the 2l>j
Among our summer visitors this week
are Mrs Iitchheld of Lewiston. Mrs
Cobb Of Bangor Mrs Terry and Mrs
Carlton and son. Of Springfield, Mass
Wiimot Heath of Georgetown Mass Miss
Nancy Turner Of Madison, Me, J. W
Irdemorthy and wife of Brewer
W K. Bnrril Is at home on visit.
7 p. Gilmore and family have moved to
Buck-port-
W p Black j. gong to build house on
the site Of the one burned here last spring
Rev Mr.. Thompson Of Amherst, occu-
pied the pulpit lere Sundsy in exchange
with Rev. Mr.. Bradford
Aug Il.
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No. Brooklin


North BROOKLYN has for several years
been patronized by summer people. The
latest Improvement there is the snug little
cottage named THE Old Maids Paradise"
located With q full view of the Bluehill
Bav and Mt. Desert range of mountains
This is a delightful place for summering.
Aug. ID. =. A. y.
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Kingston, ia Ar Jul! ~, -eh Helen Moselry,
Holt, Porto Cabello
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SUB.
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Gin Yauoy.isaus Der 3ufuu;t.

llnsemein piel ii~berfliljise Belt, lpas
ia bas @eSeiben beS SplecnS begitniti,
gen ion, muB Elm scpiiIcr Serr Sreoeric
9arrilon lii 2onbon baben. 0crielbe
gat ndmli6 in ieiuen Mulcitunoen eineu
Elan ausgebcft uno auS9earbeitet, an
Oen ~icSeniau5 Ben Gfiba bel ieinen
rGueS ifon Sa9euelen!" ni6t ba6te.
Oa es ndmlid Die 8ersangenbeit lit,
Der mir Allies o%crbaufen, 10 beabIidtigt
Sarrilon bab S6ulobud Der fontr1ens
Den @eneratiouen nod mebr 3l belaften,
inoem CT hafiir iorscn ipia, baB Den,
jenisen, Die unier 3eituItcr eiuit gu Der
grauen Ser9angenbeit re9ncn iptrben,
Die s3eugen iii lerer Gage als funfels
taselnene Nntiquitdten aufbepabrt
rperoen. Scr. Sarriion msiit barorf
Fin. ipie mir pilIi.j @l,i1ioucn uuo @bers
mi1ioncn oYfern r!irocn, ipenll mir
Oa!nit ans benz ne,lntsn Sabrbunoert,
Jet eS oOr ooer na6 Gbriiti @eburt, Der.
arti9e Vin9e ertperben f01ntcn, lpie Die,
tpelhe CT bent neutrality-suspicious. aufs
bebcn MID. 9iidt LANCER ion Oofr>
mentert, Staatsarfipen, Wtuiecn uro
Vtbliotbefcn oertrart perben, nein, mir
loaen eile 9rD6e rationale biebse uno
feue1i6ere Saliette bauen, cine art
Boripeii oocr SoulatzW tuieum erri6.
ten unb baril Srobcn u~nierer Sprade,
@hienidaft, Suult unS Snbuftrie,
OaritcllIuseu aus uuIerem Qeben,
S6ilbcrun9etl unierer Sitten, ionie Die
Stlbniiie Der beroorra9euOiteu ReriOns
lidfciten unierer Seit alS Elm beiliges
Oeroitum fir Die 8elebritns unb Gr.
leu6tung fommenber @elble6ter aufs
betpabret. Sarrilon i9ldst Dor, gu
bieIem 3wed IN ir9enb elmer oerlafenen,
ciniamen ge9eno tief inter Der @rbc
Seller ju 9raben uno oieie nit Wtauern
aus Sen,eut, 20 Su6 bid, 3u perfeben.
Stir ieoc5 Sabrbunbert mare Gin cisener
Raum an3ulesen, Der iruner ipGbreno
ber lesten 10 Sabre nit aqenl, mas Ser
usberlieferun9 ipertb 9ebaltcn Diro, pu>
sefiut perben mitste. Die SeHnuns
zines iolden 6auntcS pdre i6liesli6
ebeufaIs 90 SuB bid nit 3enlent Sl
permanent, unb ba mad Serrn Sarris
Ion'S Rfan INNER t%aulenb Sabre Su
oerftreiden bGtten, ebe clue Der 8riifte
9e0fuet DerOeu biirfte, 10 niir6en bic
Raritdten aus Dem neuu3ebnten Sabrs
bunbert erit ipieSer I'M Sabre 2sO1 an
OaS 9aseslidt befOrSert lperSen. Gin,
9ebenf bes Cages pom Oahu Der 3sit
bat Sarriion audi sleih sroBartise
Sori9ldse be3ii9GidJ Der Seriteluna
b%auerbaftsr Sunitperfe ii. (. ~. geriadt.
go ioa ). 9. nun auf Glfenbeins oSer
Borjenanplatteu 9elualt, photographer
auf Stein i%ibertra9ei ullb ii:i5e rpertb,
pole Sihtunsen ouf feinites 1ersos
meut 9eidrteben. In bernetiid l9lieseu.
ben @~lasfditen belpabrt merben. Was
peroen wobt Maler un0 0ihter ba3u
ia9en? @ines lit bel benz 10 fcin ourhs
badteu Rlau BON p~ornbcreiu beoentlif.
@er min Die Streitisfe:::1u I6li6ten,
pean eS ba3u fame. cine aa5lpahl beie,i
au treHeu, mas Der Gadpelt aufbss
pabrt lperbeu fol-? anSere @inpdnbe
iibertafen mir 9etroit unieren 9eiern ols
ofene Streitfraseu.
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SON elmer 9ro6en Youerns
god5ett, lp>lc}c biclcr Gage i'm
Sdworimalo itatlIanS. pirb Sol0enocs
BON 2ttiicc 9cmef0et: Die Sodjieit iparo
oalslbft I'M @aftbof n3um 9arcr" Qes
tetert. gu ecrlelben parcr 800 8crle,
men aus Scr tln19egcuo crI6ieucil, ser
peibli6e 2Dcil piclfa0 nod in Den ma
lerilbcn Srad)ten her Sf)iparSwdlbers
irnen. 0as Giicu bGncrt bel fotdlcn
S6mar;MGlbcr Saucrn1od)3eiten Don
WittagS bis 9tad)t8, uro oa slpildcn
Den @Gngeu jcmcils Gill Gdni6cn &C.
maft miro, 10 9ibt cs i'm Mtaget INNER
pieScr Glas fir bn3 9fad5foloenbe.
IS CAB: l. 5tci6iuppc; ,. Sauerclieu ;
3. &%alG5fopf init Sui; uilO 9cfrole !;
4. 9finSFciiG init Nuoclu; 8. Sdmcis
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pref nit 9u9el9ppi; s. 2in;crtortc; O.,
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10. SratcH. Salat uno 9ompott !; II.
SUDDEN unO SiidIc.
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IhteS 3nnffeI

.Su, Satbe, mas tbuit benin ON
ssestlt9?
$50 ttsnorire fir bout gbenb meine
Sa9e" ctttpOrtet bic @siragtc aus benz
mtnstiin1nter ltnO tritt in bic Gbiir, Sem
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8ris9si9iffc sum 56uts
eeS 9onbelS. Del iran;oiii6e
Seebanocl lit ncUufad), Der rniii6e
ledSfad itdrfer enrtb Sric9SiGife &c,
l9ust ais Der britii9e. j3lpar bat
Gn9lanb 4 Ntal r,eGr &riegsidtffc als
6ublano nib , Sisen0 mebr ols
6ranfrcid, cher bafiir fat Qud ieber
englilic 9rcuser 81 SanoelSfa6rseuse
;u bclduscn, icber rniiiife MIR 10,
leSer fran;Oflde Gbcr rar I ber0lcitlcn.
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YartenbanIe9re in Ben
S9uten. Su Sraufrei6 bcitebeu
10000 GlementarlGuleu, Sercn 2ebrer,
nahben1 5ie ielbit i'm 9artcnbau cine
Priifung beftanbeu babeu, Die Sdiiler
int proftiiden 9arteabau ugterweiien.
Oa8 ioGte iiberan na6aeabmt ner6eu.
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OicSt. 8auIuSs9atbcoraIe
in 2on6on GGt 10000 ?;nrf Sagres>
rercnlicr; pcn 6icicr rieIl :ltmne
srbdlt Der 0cfan $1,000 Sc, j:0er
b:r brci Njtfsgsjit!iGcu 2O,CoI Ninrf.
Sic si0atss.
Sn Nfrifa, i'll Scr Gambiagescuo, sibt
es etiten primitipeu urb iouoerbarcrl
9oltsitaunlil, bic 0ifolas 9ernnnt,
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, ced AZ. one Of the Oldest ana most non.

aged es, one Of the Oldest and most pop
ular members of the bar In st. Louis,
died at his home in that city on the 18th
His death was due to an attack of tho
grip.
MARY F. HALFoRD, wife Of E. W.
Halford, private secretary to President
Harrison. died at her home In Washing
ton on the 18th, of consumption. Ass.
JUST previous to his departure from
New York for England on the 18th
Henry NJ. Stanley said the report that
he had been appointed governor of the
Congo state was not true.
REV. CHARLES w. BARRETT, profes-
sor of historical theology in the Gar
rett Biblical Institute at Evanston, Ill,
died at that place on the nth, Of Bright's
disease of the kindeys.
GEN. w. II. ENocHs, member of con.
gress from Ohio was dangerously in
jured by runaway team at Ironton,
o., on the 18th.
MAJ. GEN. CHARLES 8. HAMILTON, U.
S. A., retired, died at his home in Mil
YANKEE, Wis, on the 18th. Gen. Ham
ilton was born in the town Of Western,
Oneida county, N. Y, in 1929, and took
q conspicuous part In the Mexican and
civil wars. He was classmate of Gen.
Grant at West Point.
The complete official canvass Of the
mayoralty election in Chicago has beer
concluded and gives Washburne (rep.
plurality over Cregier (dem.) Of s96
Some districts remain subject to re
vision.
GEN. KMBoURN KNOX, governor o.
the soldiers home at Milwaukee, Wis.
died on the 18th after long illness
Gov. Knox was native Of New Yorl
state and was member Of Gen. Sher
mans staff.
EDGAR G. PORTER, a nephew Of ex
President Porter, Of Yale, died at New
Haven, Conn, on the nth Of heart dis
ease. His age was 33.