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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-20
Pau- -Ansrican rssnsporsss,on Gem
pany.

MoHrLs, June 19.--The Pau-American
Tfanspoftation Company, which vas organ
ixed - . result Of the Pan-AmeTican Con-
gress, and chartered BY the Alabama iegis-
latufe b operate stesmships between pasts
Of this country and parts Of Central snd
South America, hos opensd books Of sab
scfiption here. The incospofafofs have
elected the following directors: Howell
Jones Of Topeka, Ksnsas; A. 8. Benn, 4.
8. Gaylord and ]. b. Clarke Of Mobile; A.
P. ChambssIain Of Des Moises, lows; r.
L. Dans Of 0slvsston; Gee. Z. 0fay. J.
b. Clarke and =. c. Rattan Of Chicago,
and ". o. Culp sf Davenport. Iowa.
The directors thsn egganizsd BY the
election of J. B. Clask, presidsss; y. G,
Rustsn, vics president; =. L. Dane. ssese-
taSy and W. o. Cslp, treasurer. Tha
capital sssck is l0,o00. 900, viah ~ psivi
iees Of incssasing b loo, ,O0O, 900. On
millioa has been subscfibsd. Psesidsul
Clask says II 10 ths the intsnsisa Of III
company 70 ptacs sock % TIE market, snt
Rspafs bids under ths call II - pese
nasesf-esneral for ~ estahifshnens Of
postal subsidy lins Of ssoamefs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-20

The Plth Of the WsWs taken IRON th(
Current Hvents OF the Day.

The heaviest rainfall in 20 ysass in Ne
bfssks fell here Thursday, over 5 142 inches
in three hours.
Johaan Most, the anarchist, whose appeal
for new trial hiss been denied. was SEN
fenced to one years imprisonment q New
York Friday.
Three children living in Limerick town.
ship, Neb., were drowned during the storm
Thursday, while crossing . ravine on the
way from school.
The grand jury sitting on the murder Of
Peter johnson at Esg HarboF, Mass, Fri.
day, returned N indictment Against Charles
Joseph Tishe Of Boston.
Mrs. David Clarke Of Blenheim, Ont,
drowned herself and two youngest children
Friday afternoon. Her husband deserted
her and five children last fall.
The morning session OF the IntefuationaI
Congress Of Home pathic Physicians con-
vened Friday at Atlantic City, n. j. There
we're fully 600 physicians present.
The news has reached Victoria, D. G..
Of the drowning Of Lieut.. Robinson and
four Of the crew Of the revenue cutter Beal
and A. C. Moore Of the RUSSELL party. d
Ice bay.
Premier Abbott, Thursday, announced
that no special Iegislation y ould be intro.
duced In Parliament by the government
and that the policy Of Sir John Macdonald
would be continued.
Glass day q Harvard was marked BY
unpfopitious weather. The sky wss oyef.
cast and thfestening, but this did not inssf.
fese with the carrying out Of the pro
gfsmme - arranged.
julia O'Brien vas arrested Thussdsy, .,
Nashua. N. H., charged win stealing frcn
graves IN Hollis street cemetery. She ~,
heId In the supreme couTt and In defauli
Of $500 bonds went 70 Jail.
According 10 reports iast received q III
psach convention ct Middleton, Del.
{, 1000, 600 baskets Of peaches will b
gathered on the peninsula, Delaware and
The eastern shore Of Maryland.
Henry Crsnring, who murdered his mis-.
tliss in Apsfl,, last and Who vss convicted D,
murder in tie nrss degree, vas ssnt6hce<
| Fridsy, q New York, % de b. electsjcit,
Ia the week beginning Juiy ~.
The Massachusetts, railroad comnis
sioness Friday granted ~ petition ef d,
Wssg End StFess Railway ca, for permis
sion to issue ~ 600 900 additional capita
stock in H. forD Of 1900 shares Of com
mon sock.
Bepsaof Halls ~ besn 4 Washisetca I
nsne SECRETARY Tracy b svasd he coalRnc
sos cruiser No. - = ~ Bseh (11e.) Issl
Wesks, vhs pa1 in tbs lowsss ~ fse =
veessl, and ~ sscseoasy VII undeubtsdl
6aeiA6 - IA "A dugsaw H. rowsnw ~~ah
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-20

Nav YoRK, June ia meeting Of the
executive committee Of the national silver
commission was held at the Hoffman House
this afternoon. Geu. A. J. Warner, Lee
CfAndsli Of Washington. L. "a. Rumssy Of
Missouri AID Francis G. Newland Of Ne.
vadA were preNnt. The meeting lasted an
hour and half Col. Crandell said the
committee was not prepared to make any
statement Of its doings until further sessions
were held. Another meeting il TO be held
tomorrow morning.
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SOMERSET RAILWAY.

frstas fsssvs Oakland % follows going
pcrth 80 A. n. and t.sA r. NJ. connecting with
nornins train on Maine Central katirosd from
Bangor and watsrviie, and afternoon trains sron
Portland ria Iswistos And via Brunswick and
AsxustA. s&s
A. d and if.so p. n, ooansuttn6 At 0ak1Hnd With
aornns trains ON Maine Central Railroad via
both routes to Portland. and with afternoon train
fw Portland and bangor.
WI. q. AYnk. osDs.
Asasss y. ,see.
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roanloR Ho1ns.

Six earthquake SHOCKS wsre felt through
ont tho Province Of Bengal. Thursdsy.
Many builiinss were destfoye ed.
The English governments lies accepted -
amendment TO the fac osy Till prohibiting
children under eleven years fre@ voskins
In factories.
Advices from Samoa SHOW the islaAd b
be in . greatly pertuFbed seaas. ewing 70
dissentiops bstveeu ths follower Of King
Malietoa and MataalA.
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SARATOGA, June 10 "A singular freak
Of natufe hiss manifested itself here. Mrs.
Mary Francis, when she vas young and
also while she was in the prime Of life, had
very black eyes and . beautiful head Of
very black hair. She 10 about 20 years old
now. in good health and . rich widow.
When she was about 80 her hair began IA
turn white. and in few yesfs the whole Of
it was 40 white ~ snov spd 20 remained
until about yeaf sso, when Il began "a
turn black again, and has nov without the
use Of any artificial means and purely - {
freak Of nature, almost wholly returned b
ies original color, and 10 - loag and SILKY
% when she vas q young woman.
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MOAN, MURMUR, MUIR
DER.

What a bobbery you are
kicking up to 1e sure. All
you need is Klckapoo Indian
.Sagwa that will-put new life
into you and purify your
blood and act on your stom-
ach, kidneys and liver. sag
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Ni1cSsn. Isnses.
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seosse ~: Dnnnisg. Wsse Caasiesaee
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BHRLIx, June 10 with ssfsfsnos y ~
proposed 0srmsn Wofld's Fair 10 b. hsld
10 1895. which hes already bssn msnlieasd
In these dispatches, the Assooisasd Pfsss
correspondent asked the Views ef Mr..
Werner Won Sismen. the great slsc.
uician, who IL . leading member %
the fair committee. Mr.. Won Bic
inens said that the year 1896 had bssn 1xsd
for the exhibition 20 - not 10 follow too
closely on the Chicago exhibition. Whils
u was yet TOO early to cay anything poei-
tive, Mr.. Won 8ismens thought that ths
German government would sustain the
movement and that the exhibition would
take plscs st the time mentioned.
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Hene iiction, Rev. G. b. Chadwick.

"Ihc Fall of Babylon. Lillian Ninnette Rivers
"Philanihropy of the Nineteenth Century,"
Flossy Erdinc Turner.
"The Worlds FAIR. Georgia Geraldine Lord
aehoud One Have Hobby"
Rufus Frsnklin Springer.
"Tbe Regicides,". Clifford James Patsee
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M.jorsm Broke her Neck.

FRANKLIN, June 19.-During q heavy
storm today "Marjorsm," . flly valued
at 80, 900, owned by Miller and 6ibley,
became frightened and ran into IN old
building. The floor gave way and she
fell and broke her neck. She was entered
in the 2-yeaf-old stake races all over the
country.
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The only S1rsopariko guaranteed to ay.s.,-
fntrfJ care issetses of tho SsoRdcA, Lfrer, end
hbtaeys, D5spcPsia. Indignation, loss Of IN
psttss, SICK Hcdiaehe, H,fscat1, RhestHssttisla
b'ssiness, Fsosoie Hedkaces, Esaarlqsion, t,ea.
srat beh'Hfg, Erapfi0ss of ire SkiR, Pn,ptes
Bohfs, ThHa0Ts, Scro0sioHs .fFectiohs, Cstncer-
ess HSoiors, Sak-RAesm. Syphilis, CasaryA,
..hgo9rm, carbnnctes, Ulcers, and Sores,
-Aatavldi Poison, Iifia in Tho bones.
DANA SARSI PARILLA CO., Belfast. Me-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-20

The postofaee known - Preston Corner
in the town of Benton, Kennebec county,
has been changed to East Benton. Hiram
q. Robinson, postmaster. A postofice hai
been established ct Maranocook, Kennebec
county, end Marx 8. Collins appointed
ooatmagtef,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-20

casrabs sssstts, IL; Gardiner Starr, 2.
Especial to the KEHNEBEo JOURNAL.
NoRru AKsoH, june l9.-The CafRabas-
,ests defeated the Gardiner Stars here 10.
lay BY q score Of eleven to two.
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Minister Ljnooln's nsospsjoa.
Copyrighted by the New York Associalsd
Pfess.

LONDON, jane l9.--Miss Blaine attended
the reception given by United 6saess Min
isser Lincoln and his wife this evening.
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New Hnslaud League.

Hits-HAnchesteT, %; Lewiston, .. EffOfs-
Manchester. 4; Lewiston, s. DunninR and Nc
Carthy, Cross. Nicholas; Foley and 4. Lexottc.
At Salem-BAll game was postponed on
account of wet grounds.
At Lynn-No game on account Of vet
grounds.
At Lowell--No game on account Of vet
grounds.
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Racss as Canton.
Especial to the KENNnBEc JoURNAL.1

CANTON, June l9.-The June races after
being postponed one day on account Of rain,
opened at Canton Drivisg Park, Canton,
Thursday. The day vss fiae and the
thst twelve hundred people witnesssd he
races. The track was in fine ceaditioa.
The races were exciting, special Interest
beipg in the 2 40 class. where some very
close and hard notting vas done. Biz
horses came up to start in both classes,
making good field. Summary Of races q
follows:
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The total receipts will amount to about
$500 and after expenses are paid the
winning horses will receive percentage Of
the gate receipts. The East Pittston band
discoufsed music during the afternoon. II
was one Of the most successful trots ever
held st these grounds.
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wa cures
.Constipa
ton. I,iv
Groom
plant, In
digestion,
Loss OF
o.
Appetite,
Scrofula,
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Rheumatism and Chills and
Fever. The Indian says dis
ease is the beginning Of death
Very true. How many die
from their own neglect just
because. they are too penurl-
GUS to spend a dollar to put
themselves in perfect condi-
tion to meet epidemic or ex-
posurc.
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1ailroaos 4 Steamboats
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement II Traiss In Eject Nay
ID, 1891.

gstlI fsf.sss sss'ss ssaas issss AsgssA 4.
soINo REsT-s.n 4. =. tor Lewiston,
sosklAsd. r6Rtissd. Boston and iaostrssl = - n,
4. for Hallovsli, da11lner and nosth 0ssdfsey
Mlo A. n. TOR Lewisseo Warrington, &ockiaad
IN. ios HAiIowsii. Gardiner aad Bosth Gardiner
lAPh.for Brunswiek, Bath. 1oskiand, Portland,
Boston. 1-sS, texpresel Portland sud Boston snd
Bostresl; e.os r: =. for Hailovsl. 0sfds-
nsaj for Lewiston. Bafa, Portland sad Soste1.
GOING EAgT-a.io A. 4. (aiGhs sxprsss) fes
1howhegxn, Belfast, Bangor. Bar HArbor, 81,
sssrhen,3t. John and Aroostoot County; s.lA a.
2. for WstervilIe. Skovnesan, Newport,
ss,y'r. yaaoeso'o. hoalson M and Woedstoel.
4 NJ. for w.tsrsiii.. sro1hsns. s lei i
tM. Dexter. Dover 6 Toxaroft. bsasor.
o. Stephen, 81. John and Afoosfook County, ssa
si1 ?: n. Is.isrday calyl for Wstslvillsj
The Might Psiinaa Trains sun cash wsy EVER
slight Sundays included. but NOT % gko1hsgas
% Monday morninEA or 70 Belsasf, Dagfer,
Or beyond Bangor. excepting to Bar Harbor, on
Sunday mornings.
I'D West At lo.lo 4. n, run daily. usndays In.
siadsd, between Boston. Lewiston, Bath, Rook
and, Bangor and St. John.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Assvsts
ssses Bostt Gardiner. e-x5 A. H.; f.oe asd t.S1
Z n: Gardiner. o. A. r.; Lilo and - r. H.;
through tlexsts 70 California and al points
South and Yves, may be hac OF u. n. walker.
ticket agent, Augusta, tbs only oilloe in Augusta
teipss Wis all routes and checking ali baggage
fYeA Of e1psnre.
FATscS rUCAkB. vios Pfss. = 0eaT Maaasss,
F.E. sOoTaBY. 9snr rass. asd Tishst Ar
Portland. May lat. 1891.
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Especial to the KEssnBzc JOURNAL. ]

kbpec1al to the kENNEBIC JOURNAL.
| BELFAST, June l9.-A delegation Of
fifteen members Of Thomas II. Mafshall
post. G. A. R., visited Sesrsport last even
ing. By blackboard, to attend the inspection
Of Freeman McGilverv post. Post CON-
mander Diiworth, Of 7. II. Marshall post,
acting - inspecting officer. The sppesr-
ance Of the fquad was q surprise to the
Searsp0ft comrades. who were only ex
pectins the inspection officer and com
msnder from here, but the boys we're equal
to the occasion, and entertained the visitors
in regular G. A. r. style. Clam stew and
ice cream were served. 9
Misses Nsncy Bailey and Mabel Gush-
man have returned from An extended visit
to the West.
| Schooner Geo. B. Ferguson. Ferguson
master, sailed today for Rondout.
Prof. Dennis. Of the Bangor Theological
Seminary. will occupy the Congregational
pulpit next Sunday. and Rev. Frank A.
| Gilmore the Unitarian. Quarterly meeting
services will be held at the Methodist
church, ~ follows: Love feast At $50 A.
M. 4; sermon by the presiding elder, Rev.
1. II. Wharf, at 10 35. Rev. g. B. Chad
wick will preach ct Morrill,. Services at
the other city churches will be ~ usual.
The graduation exercises Of the Belfast
high school were held this evening at Bel
fast opera house, before large aud appre-
ciative audience. The hall was tastefully
decorated with bunting and flowers, and the
young lsdies were sll charmingly and the
young gentlemen nea ly dressed for the
sccasion. The music by Ssuborn's orches-
tfs was fine. The following programme
was successfully carried out:
Music.
| Prayer by Rev. }. A: Savage.
salatatofy and essay "Fae.s about Belfast,'
Bertha Idells Hadley.
Music.
| Essay, "0ut-Door Exercise for Women"
Alice Winniirsd Knight.
| Essay, "Bencfits Resulting from the Eight II our
| SYSTEM" ........... Edward Ansel Wadsworth
Music.
Essay, "Afiican Explor .,ions". .Annabel Swan
Music.
history aud Prophecy. .. Maurice Evan Davidson
Essay and valediotory, Home Rnle for Ireland"
Awarding Diplomas.
Bene iictien, Rev. q. b. Chadwick.
"Ihe Fall Of Babylon, .: Lillian Minnett. Rivers
Flossy Ertiinc Turner.
"The Worlds Fair. Georgia Geraldine Lord
''should One Have q hobby"
"fbe Regicfdes," Clifford James Patsee
what Makes Man,. Hugh Mcclellan
The public examination Of the various
classes Of the school were held at the
schoolroom yesterday Afternoon, the schol-
ars squitipg themselves in . very eredita-
BILE manner. The literary programme by
the under graduates was interesting and
well rendered. Much credit 10 desefvingly
given to both teachers and scholars for
the proficiency shown in the work in all
the classes. The teachers arc F. W.
Chase, principal; Lillian p. Robbins, Ellen
NJ. Harmon, assistants.
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Hsw suslacd Lsasu. Standing.
sUPnaIoR coUsr.
Jane Term, Hon. o. q. HaII Presidins
W. 8. CHoATs, Clerk.
@. T. STEVENS, 6hefi2.

WATERvILLE, juno 10.
Wood vs Stafkey. This case was given
to the jury ct 9.45 this forenoon and they
were directed to seal up their verdict. No
other case being ready today court
adjourned until morning.
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MEMORY GONE!
NO STRENcrH!i
NO RESTl!!
READ THIS
Ye Suffering Ones.

WINDSOR, Me-, Oct. /, 1890.
DANA SARsArARuLA Co. -;
Gentlemen: am now sixty four wears
OF age. and have been failing rapidly for
several years. Disagreeable noises
In my head gave me no rest. NY
memory failed me, until / could not re-
member the common occurrences about
my work for TEN MINUTES AT A TIME. L
lost strength very fast, until / seemingly
had no strength. would Lave to sit down
several times while washing my dishes.
After reading your strong testimonials
] decided to try DANA'S SARSAPA-
RILLA. have taken three bottles. The
NOISES IN MI HEAD CEASED before I had
takeA one bottle. Mr. STRENGTH HAS RE-
TURNED 50 do nay work without fatipu>
| have good appetite, sleep well nights,
and my MEMORY HAS RETURNED,
for all Of which am very thankful, and
know that the praise belongs to DANA'S
SARSAPARfLLA.
Yours truly,
MARY A. ALBEE.
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Fo1 1o0ToN !
y-TRlpQ DEE WGGk-3

FoH BOSTON
Strips PER WgEk-3
- stmr. "DELLA. COLLINS"
will leave AUGUSTA 1t r.
70 HActZtkM.; HALLowELL At i-so.
x..4' connecting mt GARDNER
~1--<w with the new and elegant
Steamer HEx1NIND41C."
JASON COLLINS. Comma mdsR,
which leaves GARDINxR at RIrHNoSD 1t Z, and
BAra neP. M. Tuesdays. Thursdays and Satur-
days
RETURNING, will leave Ilnooln's wharf. Boz
ton, every Monday. Wednesday and Friday eve
ninG M O'Clock.
sSRsmember our Saturday Excursions TO Bos-
too for manning SATURDAYS in June, also thaf
We commence our Double summer Service June
y h. making daily trips to aud from Boston, ex
espi SUNDAY; also our excursions TO and from bos
ton July "a AMI I'd. at reduced rates tickets
good to return July 5th and 9th.
JAS. rs. DRAkE. PBesfdsMt.
ALLKN PARrRrpoK, AEe1t, AaG1stA.
HIRAM FULLKR, Agent, Hallowsu.
o. N. BLANCHARD, Agent, Gardner
Aptn %, 1891. nAlsdu
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EASTERN STEAMBOAT COMPANY,
Bath { Boothbay Line.

1iac table for June 1891. Nail boat daily, Sun
days excepted. Leave Boothoay At s.ae A. A.S
eAyr Bath at Is T. NJ.
Land both wass daily at Mouse Leland, tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays At sawyers' Is
had l.le Of Springs and squirrel Island nondayei
Wednesdays. aud Fridays 1t DoGhsh Heah ana
p'se Islands, Tuesdays at Ocean Point ana zap
mol Island.
srxcIAL Boar Tuesdays, Thursdays ana
Saturdays, Lave Bath 20 A. M, bootn-
esf 50 +. NJ. Land Fat Isle Springs, SOUTH
port Islands and Ocean Point.
Fare from Augusta to Boothbay and lsiands,
aAd return. ~ Is. to Isle OF Spr ngs, 500. run
summer time table and reduced fares july L.
II. W. SWAN TON, Treasurer.
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The races for today will be the 235 and
.. so. classes, in which are entered some
GOOD steppers. The attendance will be
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For Nsv Enalana-Lisht ahswsss -
coast and isif II inlssi3; warner variable
winds; warmer aad faIf sn Sunday.
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Hits-New York, 10, Philadelphia. 10. Errors
New York. .; rhilss ephis, 2. Baehley and keefe
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1891-10-08
OBITUARY.

The following was read at the funeral of Mrs.
Jane W, Warfeld, at Princeton ILL.,, on Sunday,
September q, 1891:
Jane W. Warfield was born in Ohio, and more
than sixty years other life were spent in that state
Her parents were members of the Society of
Friends and she belonged to that body during her
whole life. At ST. Clairsville Ohio, her first mar
riage was consummated. Not many years elapsed
ere she was left alone, having buried two young
daughters and her husband. After twenty-fOur
years of widowhood she came to Dover, ILL.,, the
wife of John Beangee, who was so suddenly taken
from her.
For almost two years her presence has brighten
ed this home. Now she is not, for God has taken
her. On Thursday evening, September 24, 1891,
she quietly passed out of life, aged seventy-two
years.
tie, kind, loving and good always thinking of the
comfort of Others daily showing in her life that
she was guided by the slight within"
Intellectually she was very strong. In observa-
ton quick, in thought deep, and in expression
graceful. Her retentive memory was stored with
interesting things, making her a rare companion.
Months of suffering she bore with cheerful
patience, and as the end approached she spoke
calmly of 1.-The passing out of life,' she said she
believed there was nothing in the way. In her
prayer the last night of her life after quoting
eral of Davids Inscriptions of praise, she said "Be
with us TO the journeys end, and save us in thy
kingdom and thine shall be the honor and glory
To her it was not Death.
"What seems so is transition;
This life of mortal breath
Is but suburb of the life elySian
Whose portal we call DEATH
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1891-10-08
UNIONToWN.

Notice has already been made of the dissolution
of partnership existing between Drs. Estep and
Thompson. DIR. Thompson states that the relation
has always been of a most agreeable and pleasant
nature, both social and professional. A desire to
advance his studies and at some future time Ell,
large his field of operation was the motive fOr the
change. The many friends of DR.. Thompson re-
gret to part with him and at the same time extend
a cordial welcome TO DR.. Drennen.
Your correspondent will not attemptto write up
the many interesting events of the st. Clairsvlle
Fair knowing that will be well done by the editors
of the CHRONICLE, but he wishes to speak of the
courteous and kind treatment from all concerned
and to say that, as far as can be learned the peo
pie of this locality speak well of the fair and also
of the enjoyment afforded by the pleasant social
intercourse of the occasion.
Mr.. j. W. Moore has cause to feel little proud
of his wheat crop this year, which yielded an aver
age of 80 bushels to the acre,
Several fine monuments have been erected in
Crabapple cemetery lately. Two very costly ones
have been erected to the memory OF Joseph Bell
and VIM. Ramage. They are of granite, of new
and tasteful designs, and add much to the beauty
of the cemetery.
Melvin McClennahan was thrown from his cart
by collision, when on his way from the fair and
received painful bruises from which he has not
entirely recOvered.-MiSS Nettie Ross, of New
Athens, is the guest of Mrs. Snedeker.-Miss
Mary Robrecht, late of Fort Worth, Texas, is the
guest of Miss Lu Dunbar.-MiSS Frank Ross is
making an extended visit to the heme of her rela-
tives at Cleveland.-J. L. Tannehill, of Antrim,
Ohio, is the guest of relatives in this vicinity.
John Morris and sister were the guests of John
Michal, on Saturday. H.