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Boston Produce Market-Aug. "a.

Flour Quiet The jobbcrs and grocery
men continue To take present wants AT the
Mira aud seconds. Sll1i y, Minnesota 6aEersi
lear and straight, g. Ant4 40; winter wheat,
lear and straight. sid4 40; winter patents.
81 5n15 -; fancy brands, So 3tG5 40.
MEAL The market cOrnmeal is steady,
With oatmeal quiet and unchanged
CoRN-The market on corn To arrive is
irmer, with Chicago No. 3 yellow AT about
Eic. The spot market is almost entirely desti
ute of corn offering. Some No. yellow that
had pas, ed Buffalo in transit was sold at Ole,
but later it would doubtless have brought "A
little more. The spot market is decidedly
nominal at: No. > yellow. 6,@bsc; steamer
yellow. 6iaf5lec steamer mixed, 6i@6lc; no
grade. 59lg62c.
PoKK-ine position of pork provisions is
July sustained at the stronger prices last
loted. Trade is fair.
BEEF-The market is reported TO be in good
,hape frme steers, 7leGbs1ec; good, 7G71sc;
light, 6G6l9c.
MuTToNs AND LAMBs-The position of NUT
ons is steady to a little better. Choice east
,rn lambs and veals are selling better and at
lGGl3c, as to quality; common to good, %Dl0c;
chicago muttons sl191ac; yearlings, @UH1ec;
reals, SleGl1Oc; common to good, 61lc: Bright
BurTEE-- steady, with quotations fully sus
aihed i is explained that b, the offerings are
CHEEsE-very steady. with the market at:
Jhoice northern, 9leDlo14c; fair to good, sq9c;
EASTERN choice, sti1D9t4c: fair to good, S.gSlec;
Iage, 9ls(9loie' Liverpool is quoted at 4ds I'd.
EGGs-Very firm and selling at full prices:
Fancy Vermont and northern, 2fa25c; north
.rii fresh, 2l0S.2c; eastern extras, 2ll.Ql22c;
Vermont and New Hampshire extras, 2lQD-22c:
9lsc; Seconds, l7Dlso; Nova Scotia, lsGlsc.
PoTAToEs-ln full supply, with the market
bout steady. Sweet potatoes are shade
irmer: Bri-tols, 81 S7l4d2 y Dbl; Long
stands 81 rs; natives, 81 7s12 eastern shore
'ellow sweet. S}iJ3 30.
APPLEs-In lar demand, though some east
| I'm apples are coming in that are not particu-
arly desirable, and that keeps the market
asy: Astrachans, 81 1902 10; Williams, S2Gt3
= Dbl: Jersey sour boughs, 81 75d2 %; pppins,
! i.lt2 81; sweet boughs, S2g2 ~; rivers, go
I IS.
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Monday, Aug -.


Elizabeth l.. won the <ls.po1 produce
stakes at Monmouth Park.
Lowlander At 30 to / landed the Con
sress Hall stakes at Saratoga.
Robert Livingston Cutting. Jr. WIS
married to Actress Minnie Seligmau.
.Tem Hall defeated Ted Pritchard in the
10000 middle weight fight in four round-
L. c Hills, aged 80, committed suicide
ii Georgetown Mass, by taking paris
green
Falrhaven. Mass has vote1 to sell its
ilud known as the town farm for building
purposes.
q Herbert Lee. a lawyer of 81 John
y. b embezzled 5000 and is on the way
To Boston.
Emperor Williams intention to visit
the Worlds fair is squirting German eX-
.'hitors to their hest efforts.
At Tonala, Mex, through the capszing
of custom house launch, three mer-
chants and one guard were lrowned.
Nancy Hunks trotted in 2:o9 - in an
effort to lower her record; Jay Eye-See
trotting record 2;l0, paced the mile in
2:0s 81
At St. Johnsbury. Vt, Hon. Henry c
ldt was UNANIMOUSLY nominated as can IL
date for representative to the general as
senbly.
George F. Snow, aged es years was ar
rested at Manchester, y. H.. charged with
the criminal assault of the 12-year.old
daughter of his wife by former marriage.
At political rally at Williamstown,
Vt, Henry Staples, aged -, lost five fin
gers by the discharge Of a cannon cracker,
and died while under the influence of
or her
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WOMEN WILL TAKE A HAND.
VIII DO All They Can to Promote Tenn
nerAncN In Iha InMn nf Hnlhrnnk


perance in The Town of Holbrook.
H0LBEook Mass, Aug - The women
OF tins town propose to make crusade
against illegal liquor selling, and with
that purpose in view petition signed by
630 was last week presented to the board
selectmen
The town, at its annual meeting failed
to make any appropriate III for enforcirt
the law, aud consequently there WIS
nothing for the Law and Order League to
do but to close its career 1t is doubtful
ii The selectmen will take any aggressive
action, there being no appropriation, but
the women do not propose to let the mat
ter drop, and ii the seectmpn remain in
active they will wage war on all Illegal
dealers. The action of the women is the
talk OF the town, and their next move Is
awaited with considerable interest.
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/. ". ALLEN & co
PROBATE NOTICES.
To all persons interested in either of the
Estates hereinafter named.

A T A COURT OF PROBATE held at Skow-
N hogan, within and for the county of Som
erset, on the I'd, TUESDAY OF AUG in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
ninety two the following business having been
presented for action thereupon hereinafter
indicated, it is hereby Ordered That public
notice thereof be given to all persons Interest
ed, that they may appear at a Probate Court to-
be holden at said Skowhegan, at the Probate
Office on the second TUESDAY OF SEPT. next
at nine of the clock in the forenoon. and BIZ
heard thereon and object if they see cause.
JOSEPH ROBINSON, late of Skowhegan
deceased. VIII presented for Probate by
samuel F. Robinson, the Executor named
therein.
MANSON GLEASON, late of Canaan, d.
ceased. viii presented for Probate by Cha,
d. Goodridge, the Executor named therein
MARIA BURRILL, late of Canaan, deceas-
ed. Petition for appointment of Noah Burril,
Admir-. presented by Sarah NJ. Drew, daughter
of deceased,
deceased. Petition disappointment of George
f. Bachelor, Admir-, presented by stephen
Hilton, brother of deceased.
MORRILL, ANNIS, late OF st. Adams, de
ceased. Petition for license to sell and con
vey real estate, presented by stephen l.. Mayo,
Admr.
GEORGE w. HENDERSON, late of st
Adams, deceased. Petition for license to sell
and convey real estate, presented by J.. b
Waldron, Admr.
GEORGE w. LISHERNESS, late of Smith
field deceased. Petition for Distribution To
Legatees. under the will presented by j. II.
Morrow and Willie NJ. Ellis, Executors,
LAURA BURRILL, late of Canaan, deceased
Petition for allowance presented by Beld
Burrill, husband of deceased.
IRA GOODRICH, late Canaan, deceased
Final account of George w. Johnson, Execu-
tor presented; also Petition for Distribution
GEORGE HENRY FROST. late of Canaan
deceased. First and final account of SeWaI
Brown, Admir-, presented.
STEADEAN BARTLETT, late of Harmony.
deceased. Final account of Florence Bartlett.
ENecutriX presented.
WILLIAM WALKER, late of Starks, deceaS-
ed. First account of Eben j. Walker, Admit
presented.
BONANZA WESTON, late of Skowhegan,
deceased. Final account of Charles NJ. Brain
ard, Executor presented.
LOIS b. BUNKER, late of Canaan, deceased.
First and final account of Horace o. Blaisdell.
Executor presented.
BENJAMIN HERRIN, late of Skowhegan.
deceased. Petition for License to sell and
convey real estate, presented by ClariSsa
Herrin, AdmN.
William Jones, late of Arson, deceased
Petition for License to sell and convey read
estate. presented by Mark Emery, Admir- de
bonis non.
WILLIAM II, BROWN. late of Arson, de-
ceased. First account of Benjamin Hilton
surviving partner, presented.
TURNER BUSWELL, judge.
Attest: S. II. GOODWIN, Register
Post Office address, Judge, and Register,
Skowhegan, Me. 3w33.
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CLERK AND $1,000 MISSING.
Boston Druggists Wouid Like to Know
Where to Find George Stockbridge.


Where to FIND George >tockbridge,
BosroN, Aug. % = George :. stock
bridge, who up to within a very short
time was II Sli Il week clerk in the employ
of Messrs l. f. Woodward Il Co, drug
gists, 81 Bloomfield street is said to have
got away with about 5000 of the firm
cash. His populations are alleged to cover
a period of about three years and the most
of he money was taken 10 small amounts.
He Is now in parts unknown, but should
he ever return to Boston he would prob
ably be arrested No attempt will be
male to catch him if he remains out of
the state because he is distantly related
to IA member of the firm that employed
him, and for his family's sake no prosecu
ton will be- made If he doesn't defy arrest
by returning to this city
Gambling and high living are said to
have caused Stockbridge's downfall. He
married an estimable young lady of Dor
chester about fifteen months ago, ana at
the time his populations from the firm of
c. f. Woo ward d Co was discovered he
living in good style on Hopkins
street, in the Forest avenue district.
His home has. been broken mp and lis
wife with IA young child has returned to
the parental root.
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FOEC ED CHECKS.
One of Them. Tor Nrarly $4,000. Was
Ca-hrd ny = Boston Bank.

One of Them. tor Nrarly $4,000. WAS
Ca-hed by = Boston Bank.
RosToN, Aug. - A man named i,
Millhurn. who WAS employed rs entry
clerk bv the Field Thayer Manufacturing
company. at - Bedford street, appears
successfully To have forged the name Of
that drm to two checks of the face value
of About 5000 on the National Shoe and
leather bank. The last forged check was
for Sab. and was presented at the bank
aud paid to Millburn on Aug. Il. Then
Mllhern disappeared. 1t is supposed
that he has sailed for Europe. At the
Office of the company named above it is
SAID that Millburn was employed there
for about four months, being taken on
recommendations purporting to come
from trustworthy persons. lie had
charge OF the deposits of the firm. He is
~ years old and lodged in house ON
West Springfield street
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GLOUCESTER, Aug. "a -Gloucester is
30 years old, and SO far from wishing To
conceal the fact. she is delighted. For
days she has been arranging her holiday
ATTIRE and preparing her choicest i'll the
way of meat and drink tuning up her
musical Instruments, marshalllng all her
devices for entertaining, that she might,
at given signal. demonstrate her JOY
that she is 80 years old. Last night She
gave the nod. Like the giddiest young
thing in Massachusetts, she started away
promptly for II good time-four days OF
unhpnrl- of disSinnt ion.
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INTENDED TO KILL HIM.


EAST HAEwlcH Mass, Aug 23-lsaac
kcudrick entertained his friends and rela-
tives at his residence. and Rev. Mr. Cham
bers. who was boarding next door was
present.
About $50 the party broke up. Mr.
Chambers reached his door in safety; but
just rs he turned the knob to enter he
was felled by blow on the head. and be
fore he could make any cutlery became
uucens ious. After two hours Of uneon-
~ciousness the preacher WIS slightly re.
WED
Mr. Chambers attributes his assault As
do many others here III town, 10 church
feud which began about TWO years and
has lasted ever since 1t IS thought the
minister has been made the victim OF the
hatred of the opposition.
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THE CATTLE MARKETS.


Northern and eastern beef cattle The de
uand WAS firm, and values for good heeYe-
showed no change from The current prices OF
)ne week ago, with common and ordinary
grades lower by lir i u.
Mich COWS and springers-A fair supply,
hull demand, even speculation, and iubbers
we're on the rails with iackknife in hand.
Sheep and lambs-fhe demand WAS active.
with no change In prices from those paid one
week ago.
Veal caives-The demand was active, and
{, clearance affected AT prices "A shade trmer
han last week.
Swine y large supply OF New England
stock was brought In and prices We're same as
last week. 7c ~ u being received for coun-
ny dressed. Western are quoted from 5b40.
/ Ic " II, live weight.
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Burglar Brooks I,agged.

New HAVEN, Aug. 23-The police have
arrested Harry Brooks, aged %. rs the
person who has committed numerous
burglaries within the past few days. They
have recovered about $500 booty stolen
by him. Brooks comes of good family.
He was arrested in the act of disEosing
OF some of the stolen goods.
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LOWELL, Mass, Aug 23-Professor
Claiming Whitaker, who has lately been
warning Lowell druggists that they must
not do sunday trade in soda and cigars,
says that if any hereafter violate section
2 chapter IS, of the public statutes. he
will cause them to be brought into court
He has determined to look after all the
drug shops next SUNDAY.
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BosToN, Aug. 20 In the supreme court
Judge Morton issued an order of notice,
returnable Aug. ~, for the endowment
order of the Knights and Ladies of Column
bia to show cause why an injunction
should not issue against it. The order is
a small one and has about 5000 in its
treasury
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Missing Everett BnYs Ennnd.

EVERETT, Mass, Aug ~ Chief of
Police Emerton yesterday received ii let
ter from Deputy Marshal McCallum OF
Por land, Me, saying that the two miss
ing Everett boys, Frank and Willie Let
leuey were working on farm short
distance from Portland The marshal says
the bows are getting along well, aud have
no desire to return home. They made no
attempt to conceal their identity.
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The Senator'S Ewes Are All Right,

WORCESTER, Mass, Aug. pa per
'onal letter from Mrs, George f. Hoar,
lated Geneva, Aug. 10, says that the sen
itor has consulted a famous Partisan
oculist, who tells him that his eyes are
strong, and that they will be fully cured
oy the time he sails for home.
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light away. The defense wouldn't 90 on
NTH the case unless Professor Wood was
'eady to appear, and AS he wasn't, post
)Onemrnt was necessary.
1t WAS the discussion of this matter
hat took the lawyers fifty minutes in the
counsel ant,room and kept the court
'oom spectators wondering and guessing
what was going on. Lizzie's lawyers
inally carried their point that now
Professor Wood is almost rs necessary in
his examination as is the accused her
elf
The governments plan was generally
considered "A most shrewd one in not
weakening the states case by giving
violence to the defense, but that the
scheme proved "A little weak is due to the
'oresight of the attorneys who have been
retained by Miss Borden.
Lizzie Borden was in the station near
he court house all the time the spec ators
waited for the lawyers to talk But she
wasn't compelled to show herself, and
quite IA number who gathered at 10 o'clock
II the forenoon bemuaned the fact that
hat they had to pay for the sandwiches
and pie they sent out for at noon in order
lot to lose their seats in the rush they
'elt sure would ensue later in the day.
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LYNN, Mass, Aug. % Nellie Edison is
missing from here since last Saturday,
and is supposed to have run away with an
actor connected with lrwin's circus. She
is about Is Yeas of age, light complexion,
and when she left home had on blue and
white plaid dress, white sailor hat and
Int.
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CHICAGO, Aug, l9.-rhe worlds pacing
record, 2:06 4, made by old johnson in
October, 1884, at Chicago West Side driv
ng park was broken by Hal Pointer, who
vent around Washington park track i'll
LOS IA, making the fastest mile ever gone
n harness
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Unwilling to form Labor Union.

LINN, Mass, Aug. Gan attempt to
'orm labor union among the 5000 en-
lloyes of the Thomson Houston company
5 reported to have been a failure for
ihese men are not in favor of labor unions.
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Aug 23.-The sec
lnd regiment held its annual shoot at the
3rightwood range, and company NJ of
ADAMS took drst prize for the third con-
scutive year, with d score of NJ.
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Tmestlay, Aug. %.

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maheuVerS III "erih"ny'
Inc archoishop Oh hlu2soon' oi'.' seh1
s%ooo TO the -Ncoar' ites
The success OF Mormon MISSIONARIES III
London Is causing anxiety
secretary tharleS roster ~ very CONN
dent OF kepupacah success.
Tie new Concord ana Montreal station
at laconla On. 10 IS opened
Archbishop Cleary OF Kingston, Ont,
advocates an Irish parliament.
There is IL movement to make Maine
liquor laws still more stringent
j. b. Washburn, minister to Switzer-
land, is to sail for home Sept TO-
Ex-Chief Justice Bermudez of the SUI
preme court of Louisiana is dead
Several new cases of cholera have APP
pcared IN tharlefol ana IN AnI"trD
The working tailors Of Dublin have
been locked out by the master tailors.
A LYNN Mass man was sentenced to
,ne wears Imprisonment for wife beating
The New England Terminal has passed
into nossession Of the New Haven and
Hartford
There was an enormous loss of life in
Janan c,used Inv a tvuhoon. landslide and
sarthauake
M W., non tho cor;nth;a, s,.oon-
,taka r,ce With tho Harmon second and
ooa". i'
', M. i'''i' ,.;oa >. o,.,. IT,,
IVY con ''cra s wv .'ea w. w, 80 i','
o',e ''''S me,e 'i'e' upon y '"'
anu one hiiieu'
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"a wise and prudent man"

"a wise and prudent man"
considers his warch as a time
keeper. not an ornament. 1t
must b. accurate first OF all.
Yet it may be rich and ele-
CANT. too. He wants that;
but does nor want to pay too
much foflt.
A co'n-silver or I4-karat
gold filed watch; with Jew
cled works; stcm-set and
stem .wiad that is the new,
9nIt%4.e2iadln2 "\Vaterbury.
Xo., ie.c'icr VIII show II t" You Tn
vnrinus -ts-lcs.
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LONDON, Aug. 24.-Severe weather in
he south of Ireland has caused great
lamage to the crops. The hay crop has
,een destroyed and the potato blight has
appeared. The potato crop had promised
% be the best in years,
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BUFFALO, Aug. 22-In the bicycle races
lere g. f. Taylor rode mile in competi-
ion in Poi %, breaking the worlds com
petition record. Zimmerman rode a
lying quarter in rs 2-5 seconds.
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COAL CREEK, Tenn, Aug. 2O-The bat
tie of Coal Creek is at an end and the SOL
diers are victorious for once in the mining
troubles.
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AN ADJOURNMENT
TAKEN UNTIL THURSDAY IN THE
BORDEN MURDER CASE.

Expert Woods Testimony Considered
Important Enough to Grant the Delay.
Move by Miss Borden's Attorneys
Promptly Met by the Government.
FALL RIVER. Mass, Aug 23-Two hun
dred eNpectant residents of this city were
Unable yesterday to crafty their desire to
lee Lizzie \. Borden in court. The noted
young woman was in police station
apartment tor over six hours, but she was
not compelled to appear before curious
throng.
The examination. which was set down
to occur yesterday afternoon. did not take
place, although everybody, from the judge
lown to the telegraph messenger boys.
were ready for it,
As the last minute, when all the ar
Engagements We're completed, the attorneys
for the state and defense had long con-
fab. with the result that they requested
Judge Blaisdel to let the matter stand
until next Thursday forenoon at 10 O'Clock,
when, if nothing in the meantime arises
to prevent, the hearing will 90 on. This
lelay was because Professor Wood, the
expert who was called on 10 examine
clothing, Ratchet aud wood for blood,
win Not lie Ready to Report
for Two or three days yet and. as things
are just nov. he is indispensable To the
progress of the case.
A. yesterday was so widely advertised
rs the date of the hearing, there was
much surprise manifested in Fail River
At the uneXp 4cfed Sly in the proceed
nss Even old Judge Blaisdell, sehooled
1y experience against betraying surprise
At sudden moves of LAWYERS. lifted his
whitened eyebrows slightly when Dis
trct Attorney Knowlton announced to
him the decision that he and his "learned
friends" had arrived at. "if it is conven-
lent for your honor"
1t was convenient: so the state will not
commence to let the defense know its
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Tea. Dinner and Toilet Sets, and
everything in Tin, Glass and Crockery
Ware will be marked way down.
IN The GROCERY LINE.

Teas choice Formosas and extra fine Mixed marked
down to 2oc former price SO and 6oc while Teas
will be closed Best Rio Coffee All kinds
Stickney Poors Spices Sc Laundry Soaps, cake
Tobacco &C. Large stock of Cigars will be closed at cost
In addition to the above stock have hand large
quantity of those famous FIBER FLOWER Potts. for
home DECORATING which will be closed at per dozen
while they last you all know what they are.
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-.GREA1.-
CLOSING OUT SALE!
OF THE
Skowhegan Tea Store
WILL BEGIN Thursday AUG. 18th
EVERYTHING will be sold without
regard to Cost or Value, to satisfy the
demands of Creditors.

In order prevent the from eating the stock
it will be marked down low enough to sell quickly. This
will be your last opportunity buy goods from this stock,
evcrythng including fixtures will be closed out at
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Don't Miss This SaIe!

AS prices will surely advance in this town upon the clos
ing up of this People in trade those thing of going
into trade will find this opportunity to buy goods as
this stock will be sold in quantities suit the purchaser
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Father Michael Medallion, pastor of
st. Mary's Catholic church at Warren, z.
L., died in sanitorium at Stamford,
conn, from the results of the grip.
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How to Cook a Hedgehog.

Tho hedgehog figured frequently in
sylvan repasts, though he is hardly big
enough to be sent to table as piece de
resistance. The primitive manner of
cooking it supersedes the most costly
refnements of elaborate batteries de
cuisine. The elephants foot, or rather
the slice below the pastern. which is a
famous dainty in eastern hunting
camps, is treated on precisely similar
principles, which shows that the sim
plest cookery of all nations has much
in common, like their folklore. Shakes
peare's British hedgepig, like its cousin,
the porcupine. is shrouded in plastic
tenement of clay. Then he is laid to
temporary rest in bed of smoldering
cinders. When supposed to be done to
= turn the dwarf pig is dug up, and
then the prickly skin is detached with
the splitting of the case of clay. All
the generous juices, with their bouquet,
have been confined and transfused-
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