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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-28
Mnslau0.
Oeut1bIano.

0ie Dnr6 BEN aIQemeinen @tberipru9
9egen ben Dem preuBtl6en 2(bgeDroneten1
baule D~orItegenben @ntmurf zines Bolts
I6ulgelebeS Heterogeneous ,preuBii6e
Witnt1terfrtItS bat nit benz HiiGtritt @Qprt>
pt'S bon benz 8eiten oeS preuBii6en W}tni>
1terprGitoenten nn0 nit benz 0eS GultuS>
minifters @raf 3eolib uno Griisi6ler, ioz
tpte nit Der Grnennung oes Oberbofn1ar>
l6als @rafen SOtboS3 III @llenburg, Des
ebemoltgen Wtt1titers oes Snltern un0 Sa7
ter oes So5taltltengelebes, gum Uttniiterz
prGItoenten utb 0es StaatsiefretGrs oes
Get6Sz Suiti3amtes, Or. 8oiie, gum &ul5
tusmtntlter geenbet. GapriDt bleibt teoo6
Get6Sfanaler unb preuBtider Oftniiter bes
NusnGrttgen. Gum gla6fol9er beS Or.
8Oiie i'm Gei6Siuiti5amte it Der Stats
lefretGr oer 9tetdslanoe bon guttfamer
auserleben. 0ie GentrumSpartet iou
lber Die Shnenfung DeS &atlerS III
Der S6ulfrage leDr ungebaIten iein.
@s miro ieBt tDteDer all Die etgentbimz
Itden ltmitdnoe erinnert. inter 6ener @rdf
Gulenbur9 1881 lein 8Ortefeutlle nieOerz
Iegte. giSmard bate IT'D Dal1alS in etllent
Srtefe iebr geringi1abtg Iber ben @raTen
geGuBert nno Der Srtef mar i'm !OerrenbGlle
our Gerlelung gefomtne1. IS betBt Jebt,
8isinard babe oanlaLs in benz @rafen
einen gefGbrlt1en 9tebenbubler ge:Dtttert.
Wtan itebt bier all9emein in @uIe1burg Den'
balbtgen Na6fol9er Gaprtut's oLs JteihSs
~fanaIer. = SIM DreuBtl6en 2tbgeoroneten7
baule erfldrte Der Stnan5mt1i1ter Wttquel:
Der 9elammte Q8eIfenfnno tpIroe III
ben 6Gnben Der &rone Derbletben unO
Der !6er3og bon Cumberland piirbe loz
fort Die aus benz Son0S erma6ienen
j3tnlem erbaltet. NnDere 8etrGge Don
Dem Sinsfreien @igentbum Der Nelfen, gum
8etrage bon $780, 900 Wtart plroelt ebenz
faIs lOfUrt an Den 0er3og bon Cumberland
auSgeSablt neutrality-suspicious. Wial6mer,
bon einem 8erliner @arOere9tment, 1T
gum 8efeblsbaber Der SruppeI Der oeutz
l6en @olOnte in Sitafrtfa erranlt tporoen.
= Die 8reslauer 3ettung brtngt ben Nort1
laut zines fatierIl6en @rlalleS, tpoour6
ben rui1tl6en SuDen baS 8etrete1 DeS
Deutl6en BoOens, relp. Die 9ur6retle
bur6 0euti6lano perboten miro. Ser Grz
LAB 1T in GuBerit itrengem Gone abgefaBt
uno leIbit benienigeu Sloen, tpelden Die
@renacomites l1nte~ritiBungen getpabren,
uno ielb1t ie1en, tpel6e nit @elon1ttteln
lno Geilebillets fir Scean0ampfer ber1eGert
fino, niro bas 8etreten Deutlhen Sooells
ebenlp gut unteriagt, tpte ben gan8 mittelz
loiem SSuoen. Ote 9oliaet miro BET ltrenger
citrate aufgeIorDert, Die Beitimmu19en oes
@rlaiies bubltGbli@ aus5ufibren uuo unz
ter teiner 8eotnguug ein nmgeben pes
@eiebes gu g%eitatten tuegelt Der groBeH
Mnsabl Suben, tpelde bur6 @alt5te1 ta~
Oeutihlanb Su fommen tra6ten. -
SIN beuti6em y1ei6stag, mo bIsber 80
So3ialoemotraten iaBen, lit nrnlneDr Oas
brittle 0uBeno beriel6en DOa. Die gSa0l
bes Experimentation @6enlntBer @!aarz
reufabrttanten s.. 6ofmann i'm Y. la31ts
i6en Wabltreis (9tei6enba6 : &ir6bers:s
Nuerba65Ireuen lit nunn1ebr 1tder. @HT
6offmann. fielen 11,721 Stimmen. Sur
Ben RQnbioaten Der gtationaltberalen, Den
Nabrifanten &ramer in &ir9berg, ipurOeH
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-28
ReiiebiI0er BON bermann BATTER.

Ser bon 3abIret6en 2eiernn bringen6
ausgeipro6ene @uni6, elm deficiencies 9lnz
oenten an 5erntann 9taiter SIT befiben, bat
Die SarttIte oes 8erftorbenen ~neranlaBt,
inter obi8em StteI Die seiftboGen un6
tnterefanten 8riefe in 8u6form su berz
O1entli6en, tuelGe unier tobter Sreun6 in
ieinen Iebten 0ebensiabren (aus Wterifo
1884, aus 9euti6lanb 1886, aus 9euti6z
Lamb, S6Det3 unb StaIien 1890-91) an
bic 0eier Der vSainOis Staats3eituna" sez
ri6tet bat, barunter aud ben Iebten plus
benz grauen @Ienb", nit benz er in boiler
@rtenutntB ieiner baI6 benorftebenben Nufz
IOiung bon ibnen @bi9teb nabnt. gorges
figt lit benz ie6r bIbI9 ousgeitatteten, 318
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-28

0ieienigen 0%bonnenten, tuelde bic Stunt
mern 81 unb % aus unierer SrGmtenltite
belteat baben, tperOen 9ebeten, nod cine
fur3e 3eit @ebuIb au baben, ba bic alte
Nuflage per9rtffen lit nnO Die neue erit in
uneefGbr sipei @o9en fertig seiteIt psrben
fann.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-28

Seitem ftarten 8u6e elm p~oblgelnnaenes
Bib unb Elm tur3er 2ebensabrtB bss Ser
itprbenen.
Die vSQinois Staats5eitung" ienoet bies
tpert6poQe Sud- unentgeItlt6 alien tbren
9eiern, 1pel9e bas 8latt Elm Sa6r i'm
&oraus beaQblen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-17

INOU SALE Iacyclcs. have taken The
/ agency for III" lrwrll and GREYHOUND. two
celebrated EHgl4-h made wheels and also the NcW
Mail - standard American machine. Al hRr
goods Mt prices from sfI, To $igj. Cushion sud
pneumatic tires rall aud examine the goods be-
fore huylug elsewhere, ti"o ". Gross. Depot 50,
Gardiner. mayaGiimo
WH SAEE-TJghI row boat VIII Two pair.
i OF Jar, snil, seai., cushions, carpet and
u Interest ~ boat hnHsr. Al IN good order, in
quirr Of T.. T. Clara, Warren, Ainss., or a. &.
Redmond. Augusta Me. maylSiif
1,'OE sNEE-ss5N, 500, $3.50, lI10srs GOOD
i bargains, part payments by iustalneBts 4.
O., Andrews. aprssln
vNOH sALE-soyrTal house lots n the Vicinity
II of Western avenue. Apply 10
augiihtf fnGMASJ. LYNCH.
IDH SALE -tnotco building lots on East
Il Chestnut and Middle streets. Plans can N
seen at the Office Of > 4 H. Tlieomb, Water st.
,nafI-dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-17
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

There will he 5rot at the West Rock
port park on the Fourth of July.
The steamer Vinalhaven Of the Rockland
and Vinaiharen route was launched al
Searsport "Wednesday afternoon.
George Pickett was drowned at West
Cove, Moosehesd lake, Wednesday night.
He was In s.ano,, with Murdoch Bruce,
~ho WAS intoxicated and tried To stand up
in the boat. Bruce was saved,
4. II. Buzzeli 4 Sons tannery at Am
herst. together with three barns and It
boarding house owned by the same firm
burned TUESDAY night. Loss, $500.
j. +. kimball's store and T. q. Hsnscom's
blacksmith shop also burned. kimbsll's
loss is $1,000; Hanseoms, $500. lnsur-
snce unknown.
\ man supposed 10 be John Care of South
Boston. came down on the steamar 10 Port
land "Wednesday night. As he did not get
up Thursday morning his stateroOm door
was broken open and he was found I'M
conscious. \ physician was called who
said the man was suffering from a shock
and conld not live. lie nov is at the po-
lice station.
The steam wliaIer NaYarch did not make
her trial trip at Bath when expected for the
reason that "A very peculiar accident hap
pened 10 that fair craft. The >eacock.
through some oversight. was left open and
during the night she filled with water, and
quietly settled at her wharf. She Wa,
speedily raised again and as soon she j.
brushed up will be ready To 90 to sea. The
damage will be considerable.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-17
New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, june u.
FLurE-ltrccipts 22JI3 pkg>; exports, 80
bhls, @lio> sacks; heavy unsettled, ,iull --=
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-17
THE CONGREGATIONALlSTS
Listen TO Addresses on Various Subjects by
Well Known Ciergymen.

MlCiitA$. June l6.--At the afternoon
session of the Congregationalist conference
j. 4. Libby of Portland, was elected mod
orator, T.. +. Duren. recording, and T.. NJ.
Cousins. corresponding secretaries. Tn
finished business occupied an hour
Rev. {. j. Ryder of Boston. gave an
address on the American Missionary Assoc
iation Rev. James Williamson of Augusta
on The Present Aspects of Bible Study =
Rev VIM. Rander of Bidieford. on The
Relation of the Pulpit 10 the Social
Economy" The afternoon services were
closed by the sacrament of the LORI 4,
supper.
At the morning service it was voted to
holl the next meeting at Brunswick. i. $.
Nheelw right was. chosen treasurer
and W. 5. bennett, auditor. The
forenoon was devoted 10 business.
\ lengthy discussion ensued on
the relation of Maine Congratulated
to the American Board of Foreign Missions
The so called New Hampshire experiment
was explained by Rev. Geo. +. kennicott,
Newport. \. II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-17

I e"r--tA "Wednesday lnarnins on W.,---.---
n'ar fstel'.s grocery stor, hall az 80. ~,
sihte se;yc Ribbon. Ne Y. Win nnier s;eS SM
ieNve NJ this Office. ~, MNaaiy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-17


Mrs 3 F. Robinson of indianapolis is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Mason on sum
ner street.
Miss Lena "yman CAME up from Rich
morid yesterday 10 attend the exercises al
81 'athafines'
Eugene naih'ah ot 'oheofdi y H.
formerly CLERK Tor L b. murphy spent
" edhes"ay evening IN 'i'e eitF-
oo'ohei a. w. "i"es Oh 'ie faiifoa"
coiii'iiis'io" "as III me Si'f fes'ei'ss ni"ii
ins oh HIS way "ohie ifoiu examining rhA-
foids'
Lon io"tes engine drawing ti'e Tram
''iai II :" arrive mere al 30" A. W. 0f'he
WV 'ei' ''0''i'ite anu 'i'e '''4" d 10
minutes a"'s
wv w 'iSf i'i'i'"' general MANAGE VI
'''' i'"'''" -''o'' ou'''' ~, u i"'"' !"
50 al '''' ny ''''' lO''>-''7 '-'e' '''e
'",''s VI nus .oA't'""S
- am i'''Ae
"
I'm ma paw ms -'''' ''''' W. Luce
''"7 ~ 's''- ~ ''e+ i'o'''' IA III "'''
INN i'''' wac Al '''e ~.
az 'a' J''' -'o''
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BELFAST.
Improvements by the Maine Centrai-Ship
ping Notes.-The Tornado's Work.

BELrAsr, June Special, Sch.
Mary Farron is undergoing repairs at q. II.
Webster's. Sch. Maud Snare has dis
charged Il portion of her cargo of soft coal
at Fred Il. Whites AMI hauled up to II. {.
Pitchers, the balance of the cargo being Mr.
Pitchers. \. NJ. Carter is loading sch. T.
l.. Warren with hay for Boston. Sch.
James Holmes has gone to Bangor to load
for Boston. Sch. Hattie arrived today with
coal for i. q. White from New York
Sch. p. NJ. Bonnie sailed today for vinal-
haven.
Capt. Henry Gardner of Castne has
commenced making the rigging for Me
Donald K Browns new harkentine.
The Maine Central Company has COM
menced quite extensive alter
ations at the depot grounds in this city.
The main track is being changed further to
westward giving room for another sidetrack
The coal sheds are to be taken down and
new ones built further up the track, and
some other minor changes made. Mr.. Buck
is now at work with construction train
RELAXING the track and portion of the
lumber has arrived for the sheds.
Jones :. Davis has leased his blacksmith
shop on Washington street to Zelma Rich
ards. Mr.. Davis is the oldest blacksmith
in pon, of continuous business in this city
and probably there are few older in Maine
He has been in business in Belfast IL wears,
- of which he has occupied the same place
Rev. j. J. Lewis will lecture at the Opera
House Friday evening His subject is
Through the Canadian Rockies" and is
illustrated by 100 views
, 4 I,
held here Friday. They will nominate Il
county ticket and listen to an address by
Nolucy b. Cushing
\ large number of our people went to
Scarsport to witness the launching of the
new steamer Ninalha,en.
The vessel which is to hail from Belfast
is owned by Geo. H. Kimhall the pcnob-
scot steamboat king" and registers l2j,-
y; gross tons.
The cyclone which did SO much damage
Tuesday a little north of us did not reach
Belfast, though the towns near by got
somewhat shaken up. In Monroe two
barns owned by .icrre Bowen and Leslie
knowlton were blown down and one in
North Scarsport owned by Alyah Carter
was badly shattered. From Brooks to
Burniam, along the line of the railroad
the train hands report it as the heaviest
blow for years. 1t was accompanied by
heavy thunder sharp lightning and drench-
ing RAIN
The Republican caucus to choose dele
gates to the district convention at Water
vile is called for Friday evening.
Jenny was bound over for forgery today
in $500 and was committed.
Morris Priest IL years of age, was shot
in the thigh The a-saiiant was unknow
but was probably careless boy with an air
gun. The wound is a bad one.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-17
Excursions to the Yellowstone Park.

Several tours through the Yellow stone
National Park are included in Messrs. Ray
mond 4 WhItcombs announcement for the
coming summer. Two of the trips will
have entirely new features. Parties art.
to leave Boston August and % for cxcur-
sions OF thirty three day, the outward
route 10 be by way of Colorado. Among
the places of interest to bc visited in the
Centennial State" are Manitou Springs,
the Royal Gorge of the Arkansas River.
Marshall Pass and Glcnwood Springs
Stops will also be made at Salt Lake City and
Anaconda and then will follow full week
among the matches geyscrs, canons and
other natural wonders of the National Park.
The homeward journey is to include visits
to Minneapolis, st. Paul, Chicago and Nj
agara Falls 4 descriptive book of l00
page. may be obtained without charge of
Raymond 4 Whitcomb, 2o6 Washington
street, Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-17

Three.
Quarter. Half. Quarters. Mile
-. l.e5 ls6,. 2.3.i
- t.lG l.5G 9.:si,
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Well. Harvard May Win.

NEW IiAvES, Conn. June LIN case
Yale wins the boat race with Harvard. it is
extremely improbable that race will he
arranged with oxford University. as sug-
gested in an Associated Press dispatch to.
night.
Boating men are loath 10 undergo three
months midsummer training and the yoy-
age across the Atlantic necessary to the
race, and tne Yale faculty is opposed on
principle. TO CARRYING any branch Of ath-
letics To such extremes as international
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-17

" $. canArE. sierk.
jHpe'i,iisis.w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-17

NEW pisk, june 10.
tLurH-Rrccipts, 2s9Ie pkgs; exports, 20
bhls, ilih> sacks heavy unsettled, dull, -+-
------------- sales. 2l9jo bhls
quotations ;- --------
extras, a. d,a 81 city mills s5ai 10; City mill,
patients s0ai 20, winter wheat, low grades > itu
3 ID, fair to fancy , ijal 6U; patents, 2:,,,j "a
Minnesota clear, d'ai -; straights. > s1ni ~
patents, !5ai 70; re mixtures, aGoai 90; super
Inc, ioi3 80, fine, >ja2 IL.
kYE tLoTR-stpWdi quiet.
WHEAr-Rcceipt-, 1870 bush; exports, 9gtti1j
sales 93iu@ notwithstanding frmrr, mod. active
NJ : red. y, a9.;l rfoat store and tlc
yatnr, - 9oiag9 fob. No. :. red - ID, ui-
graded red 7Giun;i :--- No.
northern s''!as74; No. hard go!a- No. =,
northern, -a Il; No. ; Chicago. 80 fob: no 3
Chicago, gi4 fob, no. . Milwaukee, S5ia no !,
spring 50! hst
ENEiEY-No !, tGa02
HARLEY MALT-Iulrt, nominal
RNE-hnucr, quiet, western eiasS.
tuEN-Eecclpis, 1870. exports, 2lmt,; sales,
p9soon Scarce, 'ecide'!I, higher, quiet, ---
,,sa59, elevator, iisa5ai aaoat---No. >, il
steamer mixed, ji1 dclYcrcd, No : white,
Nos.
oArs-Ecceipts, 5e:e5, exports, 56ii3 bush
sales, 9l"1; higher. quiet --------
No i. ska; do whItc 3Jaiol No ,. }5aS6:
do white i0aini. No !, ----
mixed western, E.a:i' do white 3oaI.; white
state SAL: No : Chicago. .6ia3s.
COfFEE-Hi1, duh. nominal No. :. liaI:B
>rGAE--raw, dull, iirIu, ------- refined,
@ =, ; ast y, Il rs e ,-; NJ, 9 r. No !
no TO- ! lea, 4l6; no II, . lda3 l-l6, No Il.
3.a:ii; -, 5ia}6 oil 4aii; mould l6a4 Il ii
---; standard, > ldHi ID. confectoncrs
3tali : .cnt loaf, la5! crushed ,55A powdered.
Hail, granuated, iSaik; cubes, . I6ai II ii.
MoI.AssEs- Foreign, -, New Orleans, =
rErEoLECM-stcady, quiet United 5iI,
foRK-quot ira.
BEEF-tluirt.
LARD higher, strong, more neiyc;
hid. Ti III raft ,,rtt,t
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Marrieo.


FRANKLIN.
.iav-Junr 4Wm. l.. trcenleaf ami Miss fora
T.. Paine. both of JAY.
New SineyHrd-.Iunr I. Reuben Cpnrade and
Mrs. Melissa +. Lambert, both of New Nineyardl
lENoK~. or.
old fowH-iunr ), Mr.. lhos. Grover and Miss
tilliam IhihaheaH.
Bradlet-.IuHr :. VIA. Carney and Miss -adic
smith, both of bradley,
Bangor-.Juue :, Frank W. Davis of Bangor and
Miss Emma VI. Reed of Chester; Fred f. Cushing
of Lawrence, Mass, and Mrs. Annie c. Ames, OF
Bangor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-17
Suicide al Eliot.

BippEF"Hr, June l6.--Mrs. Henry NJ
Paul of Eliot, committed suicide last night
by jumping into the river with a basket of
stones tied to her neck. Temporary in
sanity was probably the cause.
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A Deer Seen in ReedGeid.

REtpfIKLp, June It Special 5--tlco.
T.. Co!maH of this village, saw deer run
ming Wild in his pasture, not far from this
VILLAGE ON Thursday morning
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NEWS NUGGETS,
Brought by the Wires from the North. East,
West and South.

A dispatch from Boone Bay. y. F., re-
ports that the schooner Shenandoah is
ashore on Twin Island. St. Johns Bay,
Strait of Belle Isle She is owned BY
pettcngell X Cunningham of Gloucester,
Mass, and is insured
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FOR SALE.

a number Of desirable residences In Augusta,
Me, varying In pficc. from $3.50 % st,5OOt
also several 10 10 ~ places In she suburbs 81
ihs city; Onc two story house aud lot In Lewiston,
Me. number Of farms In krnnpbsc county
varying IN price from $1,000 10 5000 H0H.es
and ienrmeuts 10 let, T.. ". WHlTfHoCsE A.
torney Augusta Nainr Ianldi
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-17


Holders forwarding bonds from distant points
nl \mcriGa should ship them. by express, To the
Mon trust Company of New York, 80 broadway
New urk City,
Holder. in fore, IN countries should shin their
bnnd. f., Etring nro,i'r. & Comnany. Limited
London.
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sotlnf 'rih'iu'' "i ~, "',lanf tn,i i'i'"'i,
>,,nu,,I ~ thn,,, ,it,,,,.,,r, J,Iny In ID. fnr
n,r in lr course, \npllcutioits 10 ii,t these Ger
t,li,,f I,. ,,,,t, ,,,, r., he St,rt X CHANGES ia,
lin.tou. New York and uirnad
u,ru,ya Bond sr,tr Of ,uy ,Ir.s viii he received
f,r .>,t". fL, .,r,,. 81, III. bond. in ,,tuunr,. .
nat - thnu sloo aud IN eyrn hundred. OF thou
strds.
Holder. of ANY Of The bor,l, called for exchange
Mdg 'rrHl'r d 81 ',rf' 4. i,>9 UPON lnrsen,ng
W" ''''h' 70" hnH "' ''' NS'H,V' n'htl"'F',' cah
ln, i i',r ''''' '''' '''' ' ''S'' at NV
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DIX Tu r;uMi'II{ r\RE, on TuE tx
,u,%t;I on cEEp rIIIl{tIV uoI'nEES
$40. Ii DEPOSIT TIIIIK INCOME EONnS
Slr@cRIriInN 10 SECOND MORTGAGE 4
rF.E CENT. GUI.p EoNn- CLASS n"
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Iter .tnt todd Bond, { las N Ia i,. 10
folder. NJ Iuenn, Bonds .l.tositinp their bond.
foi N,,,ni,rr nrr invited to >,thscrIh, 10 any
alnu.iit ni fsu 800 al thps, b,ntls wI,rii viii h.
authorized 10 H.. issued fnr iIuprns.mrnt. 10 he,
tradn Tor The first ,rur beginning with JuIy
lSt9 ~ ih,. price Of a. liz, fond< Allotted to carry
ali cpilunns Tor Interest nj per cent from Univ
ls,f,
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"'J''''' :" p''i,''''" ~ i''' ny
Arrangements have been mad" by which this
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,ii'-i s l ;'. y, III, r. ''' "'""N ~"
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~ h>'EItII"NN Will - rAN NhI,E rs tUI.
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inrrI.t.fyr N lSu tn ACCOMPANY Nrrll-
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STATE eE MAINE.

hE>NknsS' Sss-Hoarsi Of County Commissioners,
Nprii session. is'is. held by adjournment May 81,
l>sts
On the foregoing petition, satisfactory evidence
having been rcesSsPd that the petitioners are W
spoeshe and ought tn be heard touching the INST
ter SIT forth in said Petition, ii j. Ordered. that
thirty DAYS previous notice be given. that the
County toianis siouers will ras.s. AT the school
house near T. J. hrown's 81 Niean.i Thursday
the seventh tay of Jaii sieNt, II eleven O'Clock 4
NJ, ami thence pgoceed 10 law he rsafe ineu-
TONED in ,sid Petition. snd immediately after
wards hear The PARTIES sld liatir sitasssvs. and
'aen take saeh further ia fls PIE m ise>
As may be stiiuslgcd prnper. Sad MOTTO. TO be
given by serving stirsted copy Of said Petition
and this orirs thereon npaa the eicrk af n. iaNn
Of Niei'aa aud by posting aF such copies in thFee
public places in SAID town. sus by pghlistiug the
same la thu keautsstc l,lt A. larilic cs,tss-
paper printed III said epaaty. st ~ jer~ans and
corporations Interested may cteia and be lassrsi
II shes think proper.
AriE>f; ". :. ssigoArE. Clark.
A true cop. Of the Petition sHd og,irr .. tauri
t. rs-ts.
ATTEST VS.. cstaArH, tieFk.
iHnss;,iiaw:w
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WEBSTER Z co

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Dle0.
FEANkI.TN

New viuoyard--.iune :, stephen ". Barker.
aged about ~ yrar..
Farningtun-Iune I, Frank II. Pratt aged y
YEAR, | month. day; june g. Elijah Waltz, aged
IL wears June >, clinton, infant of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ward l'arlIi. aged months. DAYS.
Ayon-,Iune ii. Mr. Joseph :. Hamstell. aged :.
Years.
kENNEREC.
Augusta-I,tur II. Mrs. Florence j. Abbott wife.
Of g. f.. Abbott aged =. wears. Funeral Friday
AT +. NJ, NJ her late residence, n Mt. Vernon
Avenue.
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Oxford Will Row Winner OF the Harvard Yale
Race

L"NnoN, June lt.-The oxford niver-
sity boat club has decided to accept thu
challenge from the winner of the Yale
Harvard race, the contest To occur on the
Putney course in September.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-17

Rio .tAsEIRo. June lG.--lt Is officially
announced that peace has been completely
restored in Matte Crosse.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-17

+. h. Bacon and John Wylie spent the
day yesterday on the Cobbosscecontec after
bass returning home last night with good
string.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-17

II. +. Clearwater the popular junior
member of the firm Of Thompson & Co..
druggist, is in Portland, attending the scs-
.ions of the Maine Pharmaceutical Assoc
atiun.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-17

Friday night the Baptist Ladies' Circle
will meet at Mrs. \. II. Brainaris, ~
Winthrop street. Ice cream AMI cake.
Nj iu,it ted
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Got hay fever: Some say Johnson's Ano-
dyne Liniment will cure it. Try it and
report. TO Us. june i3I&wfoIrm