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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-15

Does it pay to smile? Well, should
smile, So does Marshall P. Wilder
whose smiles have brought him the snug
fortune of So, 900 in six years, and which
is all put away in good investments fol
a rainy lay. He had his pile in tbs
Sixth National Bank, New York, wher
the bank wreckers were monkeying with
that institution. and it was the only time
in years that he couldn't muster up a
smile He has it sailed now where he
can smile like an alligator. For the first
six months of 1889 Wilder received not
less than $500. and earned every cent
of it.-New York Correspondence Troy
Times.
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4}orlr.

tHuEst~s ,rsfsis-
Mechanic f4ils--tHg. 6. to the wife Of T.. y
irinrt daughter, - 10 ;Aas. .. tn the wife ..
Jerry Berry, daughter.
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guymnud--AHr. ;, 70 The wife Of EIiss bartlett,
= son.
LfSCoIS.
Newch-ile--Ans. /, to il,e wife Of Hr. Jane
Smi'i,wiet. a soti.
Nobieboy9 Z. 10 tie wife Of Sir. EdE II
Hall, = son.
bNFpgp
Fast >uinmr-suS. 8, to the wife of Cbas. -
Bryant
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-15
HALLOWELL.

Miss Florence Fuller arrived bone from
Chicago Suturlav-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-07
THE SAD STORY
o. Choiera's Terrible Work Reported Up to
tuesday Evening.

PeRI~ sept. G.-Thcre were - deaths
in Paris and vicinity, yesterday, from
cholera.
NEW YoRk. Sept. G.-The steamer Elbe,
from Bremen via Southampton. arrived
this morning
tllAR,NriNE.@N y. Sept. 1.-Two dead
bodies. one from the steamer Rugia and
one from the Normanna, were taken to
Swinburne island last night,
HAVEN re-. Sept. 6.--Sincc noon yestcr-
day "a new cases of cholera and PSI
deaths from the disease have been reported
Il is very generally believed. however, that
the number of new eases and deaths is
larger than the official figures indicate.
Lu>poN. Sept. 1.-THE Hamburg CORE
sponient of the Standard declares that the
epidemic there shows no signs of abatc
mpnt He says MONDAY 2G9 fresh eases
and 3t9 deaths occurred, the victims being
mostly females On the same day there
were 80 hurials.
o. MEANTIME. y. Y, Sept. G.-Following
Is the official bulletin issued by Dr. Jud-
kins Two new cases at Hoffman island,
a man and child and one death probably
on the Rugia. Steamer Scan.lia is now
due. She il from Hamburg and has large
number Of emigrants on board. Ii is
feared she may cholera among her mum
her"
Orrswt. ont. sept. Sir Chas. Tnr-
per. Canadian high commissioner to Eng
land, cables that the Allen Steamship Go.
asks for contradiction of the report sent
out from Ottawa to the effect that Russian
lows and other foreign pmirrgnts prevented
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SUGGESTS A MILITARY QUARANTINE.
Prot Totten Would Establish Military Posts
Along the Canadian Borders.

NV liGTkN, Conn, Sept SIN an III
tetview relative to the approach Of the pes
thence, Prof. Totien remarked that the
chief danger Law in the direction of Canada,
and tina, ii was IN that region that our
gates should be most carefully shut and
guarded At present they are not even
shut and iug to the intimate commercial
relations existing between the two coun-
tries. and the great length of the boun thrs
he said there was but one way 10 effect a
stringent quarantine that Is, to establish a
military one, pure and simple
lie Souli have Gordon OF military
posts established at once all along the Dor
der and the intermediate spaces watched
and pairollo'l exactly As in the case OF war.
He pointed out that wise AMI liberal
construction of the Constitution fully var
rants the President of The nItet States to
call Out" AMI muster into the service
such portions of the National Guard or
volunteers as NAV he necessary 10 provide
for the public safety"
We are now ;" said the lieutenant, fac
ing real emergency and II action Is to he
taken on thi, suggestion, il must hc ut once.
Ny proposition Is that IT least 10000 vol
untcers be called for by the President and
duly sPporiioned throughout the Northern
States that their quotas be mustered into
the regular service and placed in permanent
camps along the whole border. The term
of enlistment should be at least four
months so as to extend into the season of
permanent frost.
"of course, the sole object of establish
ing the GORDON will he recognized as a mere
protection against cholera. The armies of
European nations are now dong just this
sort of duty. Austria and Germany, fol
instance, against Russia, and why should
not we The fact is we should. and
maintain that the President has indisput
able constitutional powers in the premises
and that the exercise of them to the fullest
limit of his judgment will meet the approval
of all concerned
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BURNING OF Or. BARILEIT'S HOUSE.
Turkish Officials Trying to Shield the Moslcm
Offenders.

W..uIxGro>. Sept. G.-Constantinople
dispatches. saving that the burning of the
house of the Rev. Dr. bartlett, the Amer
lean missionary at Bourdour. asia Minor,
for which prompt rcparation has been de-
mand.l by the uited States, has been
trared to tie carclcssness of an american
servant is quite at variance with reports
made by the American Board of Comnnit =
sioners for foreign missions. and trans
mtted to the State Department. and are
also contradctcd by dispatches received
from Mr.. Pendleton hing, the American
Charge dAHaifs at ConstantinePlc.
The experience of the American legation
in Turkey in the case of numerous preCed-
ing outrages of a like character has been
that the facts in each ease have been met
bv denials from Said Pasha, the Turkish
minister of Justice, sometimes IN the face of
the clcarcst proof aud some plausible ex-
cuse, like that in the present instance. has
been assigned TO explain away the occur
renee.
Minister Iirsch has more than once put
on record in his official dispatches to the
state department that though the Grand
Vizier anil the minister of foreign affair. of
Turkey were wiling 10 10 justice TO Ameri-
can citizens when wronged, Said Pa-ha
by misrepresenting the fact. to the Sultan,
had delayed redress.
The present explanation of the Bartlett,
outrage is regarded a. repetition of Said
Ps-ha- asiroit nianpuvres TO defeat the
ends of Justice and to shell Moslem
offenders against the treaty rights Of Christ
ians Ii il Understood that the explanation
will not delay the reremIytoYy orders yiven
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of dynamite WAS said to have been pulled
out Of a bag which he was carrying, but no
one except the detectives was present when
this was done. The prisoners were irish
men from America they were in known
sympathy with the Irish movement then IN
progress, aud IN the panicky condition OF
the public mimi conviction was easily had.
In the case of Curtin Kent there was such
signal lack of justice to the prisoner that
even the prosecuting attorney of the govern
nent AMI the ja ige who tried the case were
betrayed into seine informal expressions of
surprise nj the verdict, and Governor Wal
her, then our cunsal-.eneral in London.
officially retortel that Curtin kent's convic-
ton, considering the weakness of the case
against him, was singular success for the
prosecution. The circumstances of his
conviction were investigated by the commit
tee on foreign affairs Of the anth Congress
in accordance with resolution adopted by
the House, and strong report was made IN
his favor by Mr.. Perry Belmont the chair
man of that committee. In the case of DIR.
Thomas Gallagher, Secretary Bayard wrote,
March IL. ls>1, to Mr.. Edward j. Phelps,
our minister in Lon Ion rs follows
The President Informs me that he has
been earnestly appealed 10 by number
Of worthy aud influential citizens OF
Brooklyn-ainohg them the mayor of the
ci,y-io procure, if possible, an exer-
else of royal clemency IN the ease OF
Thomas Gallagher, Il naturaiized ciu-
zen of the nited States. formerly and for
many wears a resident of brooklyn, out VINO
Is now undergoing judicial sentence in Eng
iana, imposed some wears ago, for an Of
fence political in lis character. The pris-
oner is represented 10 he a man of excel
lent standing in his profession rs phyA-
clan, and in his domestic life to have en-
dearcd himself To large circle by his
personal virtues. IN aged mother aud in-
valid sister ar. dependent on him tor their
sole means of support, and his case thus
presents many features that appeal 10 natn-
raj sympathy.
MIR. Bayari then referred to the fact that
this was the queens jubilee year" and
suggested that il, by the exercise of the
hardening rover in this ease, anger
should be le>sencd and hostility 10 her
Majcsty's government disarmcd," the act of
mercy would be twice blessed and no
danger could rush i'll upon the state.
Mr.. Ravard urged our minister to take steps
TO have TIN, matter laid before the Queen as
a fitting subject for jubilee clemeney. II
seems probable that this was not done, or
that whatever representations were made b.
the home secretary were accompanied pS
an unfavorahie recommendation, for moth
inc was ever heard of the matter. The eN-
preston of Willingness on the part of the
present home secretary 10 reopen the cast
is a hopeful sign.
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THE IRISH OYNAMiTERS.
Possible Reopening Of the Cases Against Dr.
Gallagher. Curtin Kent, and wilson.

WtsnIsoTo<. sept. t,.--The announce
ment that the home secretary Of the Glad
stone government ha- consented to take up
the papers in the so-calIeG Irish dynamiter
eases with view to a reopening of the
yer'licfs rendered. an art of Justice which
was Professionally refused by the Tory adj
mini-traiiDn of Lord Salisbury. makes il
interesting to recall the facts
In June ISIS, Dr. Thomas Gallagher
Bernard Gallagher, his brother. John Cur
tin Kent, Whitehead AnDsfurg and Charlie.
Wilson. all irish-Americans, were tired in
London on charge of conspiracy TO mur-
der. BY means of dynamite, persons nm
known. Bernard Gallagher and Annsbnrg
were acquitted Dr. Gallagher. Curtin
kent and Wilson were convicted and SEN
fenced 10 penal rervi,ude for life, and are
nov undergoing their sentences in MilIbank
prison.
The trial vas had At time when the
public was greatly excited on the subject of
dynamite oHtrages. There had been one
or two attempts made by supposed emissa-
aies of " Donovan Rossas dynamite party
to blow up public buildings in London, and
suspected attempts on war ships in Chat
ham dock yaris. The evidence in the case
was supplied BY detectives Of the British
government, and was Of snch character
n TO b.. inconsistent with the theory that II
had been manufactured for the purpose Of
securing the large rewards offered for the
conviction of the dynamiters
When Gallagher was arrested a package
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81 TELEGRAPH.
THE CHOLERA.
Nine New Cases and One Death,
Tuesday, at Ne. York Quarantine.
Ins.g. Steamers Anchored ca Qsafaatiae-
Bea.s,s the Record -Faida Released.

" .EsxFTsK. MIS- YORK, sept 6---i'r'
5enkl.- states sia. there were three new
ea-es of Glaciers un iaoari the steamer
Rasia, ans SIX new ea-es and oue death on
Honmans Island. Fear of the new pa
TENTS were members Of the steamship Nor
mammals crew.
4 renerter " no bill himself on the health
tug boat AMI got aboard the Normaunla to-
sisy. sa- arrested.
T~elve steamships were at anchor on 'iie
quarantine station Iosiay. This beats the
record The steamship Fuiia was released
from quarantine this afternoon.
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laultssssss M ro.ou,s.
French officials Eeld for Ransom sy Bands
81 cAiaese Pirates.


Nkw i"sS- Ssps' .-Mas. a.iNises s.,u,
ionqnln Gear on. 'ne a>se''ohs ea'iea
from rar.> Fe'r". ~, - W
the tricnst pEoNiaVe oi rts"'e go 49,
so Dat as hes ,aa' eve" h,s" $3.50. ".
he,ais 'sare's ACT venture "',>," '", 'is po'.s
without strong quart an 'ua' "'e '
niaistaritts ~er" Stirring vi
against foreigners. L't.ers sve't'd a"
Shanghai shn h"'S N"si- t'"". y
To JUN - give many interesting N"'"s -
the growing ia"essneSs,
LANDS OF pirates 'h'ts' a't 'St "','" i,
part Of tue country thes come up 'o'ui'
10 l.aug-son. the present terminus oi w
raitfoad anu Ill >eNeiA eh'"u"'.t
militia they have routed TIE troops ha'ihs
better arms IMAM tue FRENCH go'ei"'''e"'
furnishes i-ss' year Que OF "e P','''
ciiiefs caitn'ea "'ai''s hiefNo'si' "i va
moi wh" was on 'oaF OF eraiei' ho.sse
up the Iivef ann oio MOI res'"fe MIN J" n'-
erty until NJ had paih Fahso'" "t my
thousand francs.
The captive was &c" e''h,"of'eo 10 'he
place OF meeuns' aha was "i>o "sf"e' "
the pirate 'ha' !" ne CAV s"s '"'o'''a.ioh
that resulted !" i's> VI NY u an''u,
damage 10 me outlaws my No.,s nav nus
Efe, No eHor' was h'Sis u, ivy so'eih
ment TO puhish inns his"-''""'e' ""hase'
and the rrsnH mas pet" hu""'i""> ''ii''"o'i'
OF tins kidnappihg.
The latest case Is the eaP'uIs VI " 'eN'p'
the contractor OF Inc r"iirnhit wing" i",iS
from i-ans-soh l" ih"i"hs ""o"s -
Is a rich man. ami Presr'e"' VI ''.e NJ
Phong chaiiioer OF coh'i'ieteV, iie missy"
upon supefintehuihs "'e ia""@
person, but when lie went 10 ni'"io' ''t
advance post on tiie ROAD nr '"'N se'l
OF twenty-five iFaitieafs' in's WY VI ny
service, Tor "heh ne WAS inspecting W,
newly constructed Foa'' gang VI '"'''!
pirates, wen armed WIN fliies' "ooi'e"
down on hiH-
Ills guard took to their hetis' ann ' eH'"'
before he Sne" what iad harPthe,, "'s
stripped OF ms ciothes' dresse" III 'hi'vse
garb, and hurried across the country NE
captors were seen last gong IN 'ht ah'ee'ioh
OF Ruo-lao, where they are u"uo'iess' n"'a
ing HIM Tor ransom, Inc pirates SURPRISE"
and carried off NJ. Rogue another wealthy
merchant, IN June. lie Is now engaged III
negotiating TOR his release lhe pirates oe-
manding larger ransom than VI. hoi"e
seems to think Is III good taste
There Is no question ihat the great ma
jority of the pirates are shlnese from I'M
nan, the most sou'ners pro''n'e VI '"e
middle Kingdom AMI that 'heT ia"iess"ess
is winked at by the Chinese government
and the Armanese chiefs. It's almost ln'-
possible 10 capture the trethooters' ne
cause they retire rapidly INTO China WIN
their plumber, and pursuit Is hopeless IN
country where every man hand Is against
the foreigner.
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RUBBING II IN ON CHILL.
So Thai Government Regards the Coming
Visit OF the Baltimore.

WASHINGTON, Sept. Prom reliable
advices recently received here ii Is learned
that the Chlian Government Is very much
annoypt not to say iuceused, by the acton
of the nited States IN deciding to make the
cruiser Baltimore the flagship of the fleet
that " i'll soon visit South American ports
for the purpose of drumming up attendance
upon the naval review in Hampton Roads
and New York Harbor next April. The
invitation requesting foreign governments
to send vessels to participate in tins naval
demonstration have been sent out by the
Secretary of State. and already numerous
acccptauces have been received.
The nited States fleet now i'll Western
waters will, within Il few weeks, start
South The Baltimore now lying at san
Francisco, is likely to take part in minor
naval function ut San Diego. Cal, within II
few DAYS, and will soon after turn her DO"
southwark rs the flagship of the squadron
on its wa, to New York. The Baltimore
will not carry special invitations 10 South
American countries To participate IN the
naval review las that is unnecessary in view
of the action of the state department, but
the object of the expedition is to assure our
little South American neighhors of n con
tinuance of our distinguished consideration.
and to impress upon them the friendly spirit
in which the invitations have been issued
by this government
In a private letter received here within "A
DAY or two from u high CHILEAN official the
statement is made that CHILEAN naval officers
are convinced that the United States has
designated the Baltimore rs the flagship Tor
this service for the purpose of having her
formally sautcd in thlIian waters aud made
the recipient of all the cOurtesies that
would naturally he extended to n flagship OF
friendly power visiting foreign nation
ON a mission similar To that of the Ameri-
can fleet The assignment of the Baiii-
more for this duty, 81 the thilians believe.
is Il part Of the navy department. plAn to
rub ii in" ON the CHILEAN navy III cons"-
uuence of the Baltimore affair wear ago.
The Chlians, however, propose to meet
the situation in n rather ingenious fashion.
II has been deci led 10 accept the invitation
of the nitpd States to send II vessel to par
tcpatc in the review, and for that purpose
the CHILEAN cruiser Esmernlda will b" de-
tachcd She il the famous ship-"f-wa that
was sent north hv the insurgents TO guard
the Ita,a in her celebrated attempt IN carry
guns and ammunition to the resolulionisis.
The Esmeralda Is one of the most powerful
vessels in the Gillian navy, and j. now on
her way to England, where III" will b"
dockcd and rcsheatlcd, She will also have
two or three guns added to her armament.
Chilian naval officers are chnckhng over
the decision To send the Esmerada ani the
advices received here indicate that they do
not expect a very cordial reception for the
only CHILEAN vessel Ahich ever loadcd q gun
with design hostile to the l'n'cd States.
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For 1rfr t,ce3tY geors my life was made
miserable by frequent and terrible head
aches. At times they were 80 severe |
feared | would % insane. No eHr c0nld
suffer rnrse haH did. | bought Or.
Greenc's Nervura blood and nerve remedy
AMI he refy hrsf tettic st'pped he hsad-
ache. and never had any trouble with my
head since that time. .ifler sateriDg t1r
breaty years was cured by DIR. Geeene' 5
Nervura blood ami nerve remedy. Mrs.
Mary Green, Basin St, Norristown, Pa.
pr. Greene the most successful special
list i'll curing all forms of nervous and
chronic diseases, 81 Temple .Pl., Boston,
Mass. can be consulted free personally or
by letter. Call or write him about your
case or send for symptom blank to fill out,
and letter fully explaining your disease
giving advice, etc, will be returned free.
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1fa " kers and reddIer..

What car-~plitiiug cries we hear daily in
the streets of every large city. I,Ht these
itiseran' desler- " he haw X their wares ahont
are. when under proper restrictions. use
full portion IF the community. and not such
nui-ances a. the catarrh hawke This is
a stubborn disease To conquer, but DR..
Saga Catarrh Remedy does it, IT il niId,
soothing sad aniiseptic. unlike snuff- tha,
irri;ate, or solutions that burn II correcfs
offensive breath, and restores taste. smell
and hearing Nasal cstarrh often ends IN
consumption. Apply the only cure in time.
Price ~ cents, by all druggists
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Steamer katahdin, Boston for Bangor,
broke her shaft at ) 4. NJ, Tuesday. when
about off MoBhegan. and reached Rockland
three hours later with one wheel.
Old Orchard has new subject of public
Interest," new AMI unexpected develop
ment in the famous Fiske ease. All sum
mer Chas. H. Fi>ke and wife have been
continuing their domestic discor,l, living
apart. yet mingling with the guests at Hotel
Fiske and each trying to win sympathy.
Finally through thu mediation of some lady
guests of the hotel, the two heals Of the
unhappy family have kissed and made mp
and are living together apparently enjoy
ing each others company as niurh as
though this was their honey
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MEXICO IS AROUSED.
Quarantine Has Been Declared at All the
Cult Ports.

CRY OF MrNr,o. Sept. i.-ttuaraniine
has been declared at all the Gulf ports of
Mexico against vessels arriving from ports
infected with cholera. vt Vera Cruz Wig
orous methods are 10 be employed in deal
ing with suspected vessels.
At the other ports vessels will only be
subjected to observation, but if any of
them are found to be infected with the dis
ease they will b. at once ordered to proceed
to Vera Cruz, where they will be thoroughly
fumigated and lisinfected. and all merchan-
disc susceptible TO contagion win be treated
in like manner.
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s-t.re "a. \ cases 4 . ao-1IHteIy Necessity
to use DR.. t;reeae's NerYRrz blood ami
nerve remedy
Many persons wha safer from bea'iache
have. by repeated failures 10 find relief,
despaired of cure. To such We would say
bv all means secure bottle of this wonder
full remedy, anil watch it- marvellous effects.
I, /. the most perfee, cure known for head
ache. Purely vegetable and harmless.
Druggists, 81 -.
Il had sick headache for II wears. and
suffered antold agony AMI eiespaireli of ever
getting ssre.i, having tried many physicians
and many different remedies without any
benefit. Bet I aas noe eBfjTr}g rRr+d
after taking 3 bottles Of nr. Greene's Ner-
vura blood AMI nerve remedy. Carrie f..
Russell, Carteret. y. J.
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The mistake ia the item concerning the
Wae,i.ite-I .eightou Wedding in Yesterday
mornings paper was an unintenilonal one.
tf the readers of the .IotR >tL will place
the name of Miss Margaret Leighton in
place of Clara Quinn. which is mistn-
tsrpretation of the firm name Clary Il
Quinn, of which Mr. Woodsde was an emf
plovc. it will be more satisfactory 10 all
concerned
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New York SioLh MARKET.
New York Produce Market.

~, Mud 9,,,t
Eiot E-E"r'iptH, 'thS PkGs' rNpofS' w.
hhls. 3h'6 sacks. sales "''' DDS m'A''
dull weak and irregular i-----
--------------- low extras s2"H' w; Guy
mills *,ni -, tuN mllls patents, "'i W.
winter wheat low grades, 900 t", i"f
to fancy, 800 II 90. patents, Loaf 4" -
Mnnesota clear. bh5'N' strMgh'r ''H' -
patents, 2idi -, rye mixtures. d"h'" ~, super
line ! N'la1 Ii; hur, ~hd' M
HhE tIotk-dull' No.,
WIN h-Rtceipis. I2'"'o onShi 'Np"fts' 'r'-''
sales, .H-ihb spot, -lnt- ihiflN H'lN'' '"9'I'
closing steady ----------------- -,
No. : red 'rh.si store ana 'teNh'."' .Ni"p
all"n' l-fu-ni FOB; NO req, ~
------- NJ. L"rihrfn ~ No hai"' ~
asst. No =, northern, >a.Ni No 'hi.he"' ,'iS
- fob Ne" ! thcag"' Lf"b' no M'"hoke''
BAHitf-noininai; No s"ohh''
BAhhth NMt-H"i'''
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Pi.cataquts.

Ut iLFoHp-
Last Saturday crew commenced work
on the foundation for the extension of the
WOODEN mill As much Of the work AZ possi-
bic will be done this fall. The mill now fur
mshes employment for some eighty hands
and the addition will employ at least one
hundred more There have been several
frosts on the low lands along the river
recently lIussey & E,oldthwaite's new
grist mill and grain elevator is fast APP
preaching completion and Eras'us tinssey
has also erected large two-story building
The lower hoor will probably he used as a
rrist mill and the second floor to store
fnrnitnrc.-t new street has been laid out
on the north bank of TIE river which "Opens
np number Of good house iuts some Of
which We understand have ALREADY teen
disposed of.
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CENTER MoxrvtiiE.

NEN 7 n FI''7SI ' FF-f1'-F
Mrs. q. ID. Palmer, Mrs. +. l.. Water
house, Mrs. i. w Iannum anil Misses
Clara anil Nora Whitchouse are taking an
outing at Northport II. Clement
has sold bis land and buildings 10 James
Clement Mr. Clement expects to nave To
Belfast aad engage in the hutel business -
School bryan here on the 18th inst. with
Miss Desire Abbott ~ teacher MIR and
Mrs. Clarence jackson of pittsfeld. have
been visiting their parents here during the
past week-Hr and Mrs. George Gowen
of Waterriis. have been at n. T. BenHetis
for a week n w Bennett has been
helping NJ. Z. Herman complete bis cottage
at Tempt, Heights