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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-03
DEMOCRATS D,saffEcrEo.
Enthusiasts csshaed to RepsbIicans in indI
ma. Treasurer Nebeher Says.

W.sutx.rox Sept. 1t nitexi States
Treasurer Neieker has returned from ineii-
ana. where ~ has been on business for
some time. During his stay there he VS.
its,i number of counties and hal several
conferences with the Republican candidate
for Governor. Sir. Chase. AMI with the
chairman Of the State Republican commit
tee, Mr.. Go~dy.
lit is Little ton carly 10 tell any thia.
very definite about the campaign in eur
state said Mr.. Neeeker this morning. lit
has Rot opene.i YET and will not until the
middle of the month. The big meeting at
Eliwoed where Major Mckinley is 10
speak, will be the opening gun of the cam
paisn, and it will he a rousing meeting
Mr. Bynuni, the Democratic candidate for
Con ..ress, has tried to take some Of III.
wind out of the Republican sail, nv asking
Major Mckinley TO Divide his TINE with
him.
lie has uniy done this after the meetiu.
has been advertised AMI the croad gathered
by the Republicans. But that sort of ehal-
lenge Is not good. nur people are going To
nominate nau for Congress against By
mum. who says that he will carry the dis
rict If indianapolis does Her duty That
may sound oYer-cuniileat; but there are a
lot of people from my county who have
| moved TO Anderson, all hut one of them
Democrats, AMI interviewed every one OF
them while | was there. and they all prom
ise'l 10 vote the Republican ticket.
What differences there may have been
among the Republicans at Fort WAYNE
have been healed and the party is united
! Among the Democrats there is much disaf-
/ lection. Cleveland la, very few friends
| in Indiana. lie has good many well
wishers. but they are no, people who work
for the ticket. Harrison will get almost ii
not all. OF the soliicr vote this time. be-
lie,e the Democrat, claim to have hail from
IS / > TO TO per cent OF it in the last cam
Paign. They haven't the pension Office to
help them this time our candidate for
Governor is making splendid race. He
will run away ahead of his ticket
"Wili he help the national ucket: Well.
| don't believe much in that sort of a
campaign, but heheYe that in - far as he
will 'uake many Democrats indifferent in
their support of the general ticket be Will
help Harrison.
Here is an indication of how hi, can
vasS is going. They held an old settlers
meeting IN NV place while | was there, and
both Democrats and Republicans were
present. Jack Gla>scock a Democrat and
a local leader. MAS presiding. Both Of the
candidate, for the Govcrnorshp were on
the platform. When Chase arose to speak
Glasscock turned to Matthews, the Demo ,
cratic candidate, and said
'fou can't hope to beat that man. Moth /
ing can beat him. Now that seems To me
encouraging. And it is only one of great
many straws which show the way the polit (
teal wind is blowing. The only signs Of
success that | saw were Republican. did /
not see AS many of them as | could wish. .
but then did not see Il single Democrat
with his hat of. So far As anyone can
judge at this time, all the signs point to Re
publican success in November.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
4 TRAITOR IN rHEiR CAMP
ose Of the HoEes.eaf Ad.isosl Board Reveals
lis Seefsts

P,sTsnr xa. Pa. SEPT, 3.-Aecor,iins to
the ts.sii;ssoay 81 Iinsert"n detective yss-
! Ter law nj the hssrins Of ilrgs. - !'onnei-
| William T. EebrF'S, ilenrs W Sasos,
David Is nsa and William Neeeiie-
ghy, members IT The ssisi-or,,
f'.s,,.ssjst..e of Homestead, charged
by Secretary Lovejoy Of the
t'srnegie Company with eonspiriiis, ,iarS
GEhord. ssigrnb,r Of the committee, bin
self amber charge Of marler, has been tx
| n.,sing the secrets of the body, and il is ex-
J.ected that liz Ill give sensational ;esti-
ls,ony V hen the Homestead eases are called
90 trial \ representative of the tarnegie
'onnpany tuli reporter that Clifford had
niz'!e complete expose. and an ofiicer OF
the advisory committee sail he haul been
un.!er suspicion for some time The testi-
niony Of the detective was surprise TO all
the Homestead men present.
At the hearing George ;. Hotehkiss who
said hc vas an assistant superintendent in
the employ of the pinkertons, saAi he knew
Jack Clifford Tho WAS under charge Of
| murder III connection with The Homestead
trouble, and Who was Il member OF the al
gisory committee. li0tehkiss met Clifford
on tie street THURSDAY, week ago an''
went with him to Captain l.. y Brecks of
flee. There meeting was arranged Tor
the following Saturday, and liotchkiss said
lac met Clifford on that day at the Hotel
Anderson.
Ilotchkiss Just got far enough TO begin
telling what Clifford had said regarding
, Hugh DDouneli's connection it'll the al.
yisury committee, when Attorney Brennan
nhiprte,I haeausa Clifford VA. not present
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-03

t,ct. iohu l. Swift of Massachusetts
who speaks tonighr At .inhnSuu's operi
house. ;, CONSIDERED one of the best speak
or, nm ia, stump this year. lie under
stands the political subjects he handles per
frttlv. aud his >pccchr> are iutcrSpcrsc'
with snod stories clever "reminiscences an
bright savings. In addition 10 his vel
known political career. ten. swift made
tuc record during the late war. Hon. q
u. Baker who speaks with him. needs NJ
introduction to Gardiner audience.
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Two Shots Across Her Bow.

SA> FrN>.I~'", sept. John Hancock
aud Arcata; two coI-tishing -chooncrs,
have arrived from Bchring sea, and the
captain of the latter reports that he was
ovcrhauled several times hv l-nited States
cruisers and cutters in the north. and on
one occasion the cutter Corwn signaled him
to heave to.
The captain SAYS there was dead calm
at the time and it was impossible to obey
Orders Accordingly the Corwin fired twice
across the schooncr's bow and afterwar,!
sent Il boats crew aboard, who made a com
pIcte search of the vessel without fiading
any evidence that She was engaged in
sealing
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CHINA AND THE PAMiRS.
Significance Of the cslcsiials' Change CT st.i-
tude Toward the Russians.

irrtiS Sept The TagrbIati say-:
We learn that three months ago Russia
asked China NOT to send troop to the Pa
mfrs. 80 that a peaceful survey might be
made China. after having ordered her
Goyernor on the frontier tn report on tile
situation promised that she ould not side
with Eugi,u l,again.t Russia.
The chang, in Chna's attitude j., there
fore. hue either Ia her Governors report Of
an alarming situation or to the menaeing
atiituie of Russia"
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Railroad and Steamboats,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trains in Effect June rs, 1882

GOING WE<T-6.s5 A. NJ. for Lewiston
farm.ngien, Eoekisnd. Portland. Boston ami
Montreal; 80 ai.d II - A. NJ. for Malioweli tar
diner aud Soaih t.srtlIner; a.sa ana lo.is A,
for brunswick, Lewiston. Farmingion, Rocklani
Portland and baston, connecting Tor White Moun
tain Points and quebec: i.b I. VI. fer Halloween
tiariiaer aud south Gardiner; J. IL and $50 2. NJ
for brunswick, Bath. Portland, Boston, clio p
NJ for IIaliowcii, t,ar,i,ner and South t,arilu,r.
lioa L. VI. tnisht falln,anl every n,ghi Tor Lew
is;on. Hath. e,ekEsnl, Portland and Boston; 40
A. NJ every Hsght fuf Portland and Boston,
GOING ENSr-l.,S \. N. t1aghl cxprrSsl far
Skow heeNu Rcts>,. Ranger, Bar tah0r \,
S,rphe MS 81. ioht, aut, AtorstnoS County; Sst
NJ ever, night Tor Bangor aud i'ar ishor; sN
A. NJ far NS'csx.le. and SSowa.gan aud
BY waiting at Watvryiiir for Bangor and b.,
liarboF. "a aud ri 7. VI. for Waicryille, Osk
land, North Arson, bingham. SSowiiegan, belfas,
Dover, toNerNG, Hangorfa aSrhor,>t stephens
81 John and Arna>ttt,S County, M Ned, rs 4. NJ
for Ws,rrsIlie, aad sundays only at 9. Il A. NJ
for Bangor.
III. Niga. lnl.man Trains going ea,, al la A.
VI, gning west at itoo =. NJ, run each way every
night. Snn,ay I,.eiAdtd ropnsrting for Lewiston
and Eocklnla. hat nol 10 skew hrgAn on Monday
mornings, of to nttfast, hcNter. or beyond Han.
cor, excepting 10 Bar i,arh0r on SUNDAY morn.
sngs,
The day express trains gpng Wes, a, loia A..
VI. aud Vast al so l., NJ. run ds,.s, SUNDAY in
Guided. between Boston. Lewsioa. Bath, Bangor
and ~. Iuin.
Night Expr,<> going East at a.e4 \. NJ. and IVES
Il, Lilo \. NJ sua every night between Boston
Accom- NOTATION TRAIN for Augusta
leaves south Gardiner. 80 aud iU.tp A. Nj; h as
and i,:5 T. ;Gart,iLer,6.gr and l0.l0 4, NJ. les,
aud his l.. VI; ilaikWrll, d. a and lea 4. NJ,
I'd and ~ T., VI
Through tickets 10 California md all points
south aud West ma, lee had of r.. n, Walker
ticket agent, Augusta, the only office in Augusta
selling VIA all routes and checking baggage FREY of
expense.
PANSON TUCKER. Vice rres. s GenI Manager
T, n, BnOTHbl, Geu'l Pass. and Ticket Agf,
Portland, june, ~ lSr,
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The San Diego Celebration.

SAv pttno. Cal. Sept. Tho commit
tee in charge of the preliminary arrange
mpnts for the celebrations for the :i.1oth
anniversary of the discovery of San Diego
BAY on September 2sth. has received dis
patch for Governor Torres of Lower Cali
fornia stating that President Diaz of Mex
leo will send his finest military band TO take
part in the celebration. Governor Torres
and staff. together with COMPANY of Mex
lean troops will be present on that acca-
sion
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-03
THE PRESIDENT


WAsuI>"roN, sept. 2.-frcsi'lcnt Ilar-
rison left Washington at this evening for
Loon Lake. 1t is understood the Prc-i-
dent left with his stcnographer copies of his
letter accepting the Presidential nomina-
ton. and they will probably be given to the
prpss SUNDAY night
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-03

Attention Republicans Instruction IN
the Australian system of voting. At hrPuh'i-
can headquarters in Opera House block.
every evening until election. Practical
instruction will he gwen IN the new system
of Voting. with al The paraphernalia To
lIinstrut, IT, vi Republicans of Gardiner
aud adjoining towns are cordially invited 10
attend
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-03

Mrs. Cyrus Coilius of Manchester. we'll
known in this city while ali-hting from her
carriage Thursday noon, caught her foot in
the rt,i.., throwing her forwards ON to the
stone pavement causing serious injury To
her hip. As Mrs. Collins is quite an old
la,ly slls, probably viii he subject Ia a long
confinement.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-03

10 keep the dirt fnsH sestias i9ts " s.s -
An~r Nua4 wash, 1 wesai be epS sTeil 2i'h ~
mi tio,t,4- III t,s-r soy segA zaa fe' -aff W
on thsee .ae8f,Be asssI.ed TO Try tae -
KsssstEr dss trg then. ssd ana Essti ! hAsT
l,,se a., t;sad t. say a wsiI mar tiHi ~ ti'1
s4t 81 health -inee sRHnot PTai-s tar ~ lee'-A
nxasulEs % hghfy caess-s ny PoftFaa- s.
iEAf@ IS. EATDE, LaEAssi.les q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-03

Mr.. farue Campbell retained last nigh
froui Isle of Springs where he has held tn,
position of head clerk at the Ne krangsr
ilouse.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-03

At the Friends Chapel. Water street.
Wednesday evening. September :. Miss
t.ucia + kiu,hall Of Chicago will lecture
aE'ler the auspices Of the temperance com
.tsiittsS of the New England yearly meeting
of Friends. Subject, Our Temperance
Tl,ermopyia III are inri,c,i
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sSGHERITES SUBDUeD.
They Surrender Commander Of suI.an's Cav
airy and Tender Their Submission.

TASoifR, sept. The rebel Augherites
have released the commander Of the Sui
tam cavalry. captured in the recent battle
between Tire Suitans forces anil the rehels.
ami have sent four irihpsmen to convey 10
tilc Sultan lie tribes submission.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-03

tsnse. Ny bod has = z f'',
spats 90 i, sssss 1 ssist net
saaa vh4s 70 Ia I sent
b ssar Different .sss t7fs
ass,a hey h~lT..st ss.s sssrt-
In the fail I aaH ~arss
again. then | tr.eai ashcf
rrmsdies, 51s tiiag 90 ne
10 good l @1s asiasEis'n
20 20 into pa agis ! @As a
sizhi - Ieos-At- bzsFf 9t'e
wssEss saF. Hhas is INC
matter, ahy aisn ! ,~a
taks -slsas:hias " kssa
a, ny daily isis''sr ! h''i
~ wRaf a @14f 1t ssf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-03

Fred Emery Beane viii give 4 practical
illustration Of the workings of the tustrsI-
IAN ballot system, this SATURDAY evening at
iIiN lltll
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-03

Rev. T.. q. Barker, pastor elect of TIN,
| niyvrssli,, church viii preach tomorrow
At 1880 \. NJ, sabbath school
atli.GJ Praise ant prayer service in the
vcsny II 6.,in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-03

I'm "Wednesday and Thursday of tbs
week the girls of the Maine Industrial
School enjoyed very pleasant excursion
To isoo,hbay on the favorite steamer
Islander. BY the courtesy of Supefinten-
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LOST.

7 OST-ou the ri, or road east sidr, -'ngle
] light gray shawl. Findrr please leave AZ
flank. Bros. rottmgiii'. corner and i"cci,e re-.
ward augl0lWt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-03

Mr. +. l.. Norcruss of Manchester. was
in the city Yesterday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-03

The several eases of scarlet fever in the
Thams, block Second street, are i'm
proving.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-03

Mr. \ F. Morse returned from Lisbon
Fails yesterday morning.
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lroa HaI! Receiver for Iowa.

LY"S-. Iowa, sept. 2.-Judse Howart
has appointed receiver for the order Of
tl,e Iron Hall for this state.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-03

-.,..i every = here Prise. ErTicVgA, f4e -oAF'
90. EE.oiyESr, 81. Prepared By ihe i"ttEE
DErs ANB tnEaacAL LaiiF"HAti'Af b07A"N-
ss-s fIgM IT, Care -lin If-ss-c-. - pages y"
.it'r-fr.tio,,s and ls-.ilinafiaiA ilsiied Tree.
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MARKET REPORTS.


NEW YORK. >cpt. :.
Money easy, a.
Trine paper tat
Government bonds dait nm
Eal.roai bonds. quiet, rather heavy
Tia, following are The closing quotations OF st
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HALLOWELL.

Willard g. Howe returned from Niseas
set last evening
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-03

Mis- l.otttc V Hurrlll the commercial
nioH operator. has bccu Obliged TO stop
work for Il time on account Df the serious
lIlnc.s ut her brother. II. +. inai of War
rru substitute operator for this staff, sill
take hcr place for the present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-03

j j. ruruor the wei known baritone and
inu-ig trsrhrr, returned Yesterday from -
Two months summer outing At Ferry Beach.
Mr. Turner has been STUDYING with Ma
lame CappRm of New York the famous
instructor ia vocal music. who hae been at
th, >lnt, r,srrt. Mr. Turner's elaSsc.
hr.in work mkt week
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Castoria.

"Cassoria is so well adapted to children that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known 10 me-
H. A. ARCHER, N. D..
III So Oxford St, Brooklyn, N. Y.
"our physicians in the children's depart
ment have spoken highly Of their expert
ence in their outside practice with Cas,oria
and although we only have among oug
medical supplies what is known IS regular
products, yet we are free to confess that the
merits of Castoria has won US to look witt
favor upon it,"
UNITED HOSPITAL AND DIsrxssARy,
Boston, Mass
ALLEN C. SAITH, Pres,
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What is

Castora Dr. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children contains neither Opium Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance 1t is harmless substitute
for Paregoric Drops Soothing Syrups and Castor OIL
It is Pleasant. guarantee is thirty years use by
Millions Castoria destroys Worms ana aiaSs
feyershness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd
cures Diarrhea and Wind Collie. Castoria relieves
teethng troubles, constipation and nat"iency'
Castoria assimates the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas-.
toria is the Children's Panacea-tho Mothers Friend
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-03

Horace pariHton II Watsrgille sas ia
the city yesterdsy stopping at Young :
Hotel
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-03

Weston Less, Esd. spent Friliay Is
Bath.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-03

Cinrls. ". Morse. ths NeIl-knosh %
,iasler Of SeS York wa lathss rity ha'r'-
day. on haslHrss.
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hiAT odif

gPyo WISH 20 advr-J -'nlng Ray whs r. az asy
l tsrns write ~ Gro. r. l.DWkLI. a Co, ~ ~
fprs-. St. Sere YORK.
l9TEEY IN need OF Information tbst slbJre:
II asivert hing will do well 10 obtain c.'py OF
.FE ok for Asertissrs" s asss, prize os dollar
iAied tst,sgr tssis. rres.P ~ prace. toi.fafns
6arefuf com r,ilaslaf from the iefica Srespspr-
Lrerfary - all the best paIe, AMI tiSf llrDAi-
gives ,tsere ssin Rating Of Every che and g00-l
deal n infsr ssjnn Bi<ut .ies and other nsttefs
nsrfsIniog to- b,.Iress o. rs.vrrsisiny. Address
kOEEiLs3 AZ EkrisIsG EUaEAU. " sbfaes 5ss
NY.
rfs5kviy
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Garden Crops.

Br4<--Boston Pa. q NJ Bckford
Bangor. lst: Medium, . VI Bckfor,, lst
Cot. ( varieties, James Bickfor,l, Carmel
LIST, yellow Eve, Golden Wax Iior,icul-
tural Pole, Brockton Iiolc. Lima Pole.
Flagolet Pole. - VI Bickfuri.
BrErs-Turnip blood. James Eickford.
Carmel. V Mckenney, Auburn. lst Mr..
j VI Eastman. Lewiston, ID; Edmunds,
Turnip. | V Mckenney, Auburn: sugar.
Geo " Snow New burgh, James BIckforil,
Carmel. | V Nckcuucy, tuhgrn. list; a
VI Biekford. "a,
C>ur>ct~- Stone Mason V Meneu-
ney. st. NJ Bickford. ID; Flat Dutch. !
Mckenney. - " Bickford. Drumhead
SAVIOR. o VI Bickfor,l; Early Brunswick, |
V IIckenney. American SAVIOR, q VI Bick-
ford Red. Mrs. J y Eastman
CRuors-D1nyers - VI Htckforl I;
Chantery. - VI Bickforl OK Heart . VI
81 kford, Col If Carrots, | V Mckinney
1T James Bickfori, ID,
Cltfs,-Best exhibition. | Y Mckeu-
ney. LIST self Bauching. V Mckcnncy /:
White, V VI skenney
CoRS-Coru Sweet. - VI Bickiord !:
Shackers Early @ VI Bickforl Fro-bys
Early, Mckem"y. LIST: - N Bickford,
ID; Early Corn. | Y Mckcuncy; Marble
head. | V Mckcuuey.
OxfnN >-Rcd ';Iubc. V Mckeuuey: q
VI Bickford Silver Skin, - VI Bickforl. |
V Mckcnncy; Yellow t,lohe, - VI Bick-
forl. V Mckenucy; Col of pnion.. ! V
Mckinney, lst: % NJ Hickford. "a Geo
W Snow. .Eamcs I5ickford Sd; W Mer,-
iieH. V Mckcnnrt; Potato onions. V
Mckenncy.
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lJa,liey Fsftiagtpn and sife Of CHARLIE
t.lSH. Mas. are WISHING Mr. Harrington :
brother Judge iisaFy harrington
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Mai. ! " Bcrrs ofthis city has crew
uf men At work decorating the Mllhurn
>orial Cpb, room, in the First National
Bank buihlng IN Skowh hogan and has an
other crgW liking up the interior of the
Watcr,Illc safe ltvpo-il Cos. rooms.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-03

fine popular f,lAnsier vii not makr her
last trip t.slsy, but viii continue to run -
ami Including svHt W'aiasaiay-
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KENNEBEC CENTRAL RAILROAD.
NARROW GAUGE.
Randolph to the National Home.

Connects at Gardiner with the Maine Contra, r.
r. the A. H. and q. Electric Railroad To Augusis
and h. Il Il. Steamers for Boston.
TIME TABLE.
| SUMNER ARRANGEMENT IN NFFktr JuNk 81, w.
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Hon. seth l.. .WiiIiEeH

WJiE s,gstF.-s@ fls eititras 81 ~fa til GARDINER
10 tOs~st ~ ali 8SusisT EsrHsas -spt ., Il :"
q ssaek "a the pe,.iissl .Vts'os o. The Baar izfls
}asifsa
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T. ~ Young proprietor " 'be popular
Young. Hotel -Is'ut yesterday in Bangor
IN attendance upon the Eastern State faif'
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Leave Arrive Leave Arrive
hand"'ph, National Home, Randolph.
1l5 A. NJ. sSa A. NJ. s,loA. NJ, $40 A. NJ,
l0t5 " Hos " llHa nsu
Ito L, NJ 200 +. NJ. 2io =. NJ PSof. NJ.
2lO " S3p $40 AAO
llo " 40 " 500 d" $40
Sunday Trains.
leave Randolph, 2l5r VI. ai5PM.
d" National Home. ~ 400
BAND Concert at the Home every day exeep,
Mondays, at r, NJ
june2gitf +. a. LAWTON, Supt
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have used n1rmhers NJ 50 caleb bio rrr fier-I
without any heip untii bsgaH 20 tai pf Ken
nf4iy $ FavgrIte Remedy. and from tire first hot
ii. experienced reii@f. although was yufIefine
from an liberated sore leg. and fw frg'fes
entirely ccrea ne. Mas BELiEDI BoDsDO.i,
IaveTh.li. 3. IL
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EatH.
Horace PariHton II watsrgille sas ia
ihs city yesterday stopping a, Young
Hotel.
Charlie. ". Morss. tie. WsIl-knosB Zee
iesler of Se~ York va. la'his eity Thur
LAY on business
'fh4 f.,pnlaf l.lan.irr viii not makr her
last trip tssl4y, bal vii continue to run -
ani Including svEt Ne7ias~iaY-
Bu,Iiey Faftiagtoa AMI sife of Charlie
t.,Nn. Mas. are visiting Mr. faFriBgtons
brother. bulge iieaFy harrington.
/. =. Yonn1. proprietor Of 'bc popular
Young. floiel sIeui yesterday in Bangor
10 attendance upon the Eastern STATE FAR
The re. Holmes to Is having t. nea
office tinr,l,,7l rapidly AMI will probably
ps.,gt. lute q yefore the close Of thu month.
Mrs. Julia Trou ASH her 2rAn'ldaastiterr
.iaiIa and Bertha Cia-0u, left yesterday for
Waolpi ci,. where they viii spend several
sctks
schooner =. q. W. simmons Capt j.
q Doughty arrived yesterday from Phlla-
dclehla viii ..lg tons Of soft coal tot the
krnnebcc Light Heat 20.
&. H. Ma1cs ani family Of Minneapolis.
MINI. who have, bcrn listing relatives Ia
this city Mr. Mazeys Old hoIne, left for
the West on the afternoon express yr@t"r- {
day.
rb. nh MAINE. battery held ii. annual .
l. Ia.
nf,.rnoou e. :. smith Of this cits, presi
,lent of tl.. a..o,,iation for the past ycIr
attended ,l. meeting.
-.
t,I,l,len If Newcastle. registered at the
Evans House Yesterday. They drove home
.,cr,,. country IN th, afternoon behind one
ofC. ". Bo,n,on, spans
Mrs'f-. t'r"r2r Gray l. H. J.. HAYES
'nI 'Ithef 'r"'''' a'' VI ','N w ,,' ""
wives. leave to,ias for Nooschcd,, on
fn.r-,l.iy< visit at The kinco.
has. y. Moody prominent hFookNh
real e-tate broker VIII" - at MS summer
homc So East fiuston' entertainer a pdHH
OF hiS 'p"hS til'n''' from ,''', '.''y "'''''''
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MIS- .nttr Y Burrll the commercial
ntnn operator. ltl. bccu Obliged 10 stop
work for It tine on account of the serious
lllne.s Ut her brother. H. +. y iuai of War
ron substitute operator for tins Ntatr, sill
take her place for the present.
Ma, / W Errr, ofthis city has a crew
. ,., d., ,..rl l..nr,tin.r the Nilihurn.
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Services at Chri~t'. church. 9Th SUNDAY
after TRINITY September ttll, morning ser
,irr and SERMON 1T ~ 20 y VI. evening
At 80 T.. NJ The morning service viii
t. conducted lay the Rev. Walker ''wNnnr
of Nt Mark augusta, N exchange with
thD rector. Rev \. T. Berman