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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-03
CAMPAIGN NOTES.
Straws that Show How the Political Wind is
Blowing in Maine.

olItowu Democrats have re-nominated
Charles W. Mullen for the Legislature.
Hon. II. y. tlcaves and Congressman
Boutclie will open the campaign at Calais
Aug. IL.
The Republicans Of the Bremen class
have nominated r. otis Kent for candidate
for representative to the Legislature.
The Republicans of South Thomaston.
Ninalbaven, North Haven and Hurricane
representative district, in convention Tues
DAY nominated Fred y Dow fer rerresen-
tative.
NJ the Republican caHcHs Of the classet
TOW ns Of Sc'lgwiek Hrooklin AMI pcaob-
scot, j. W. Penny was nominated as a can
,liiate to represent them in the next T.egis-
latare.
The Republicans Of the clsssed towns of
addison Harrington. Columbia and Column
Falls. have nominated Horace VI. Leighton.
Esq, of Columbia FALL. for representative
to the Legislature.
The Republicans of Dover raised band
some campaign flag in Merrill square,
SATURDAY evening. A speech was made BY
Col. j. y. Peaks refuting the statement.
made by Henry Hudson of GuiIfsrd, at a
Democratic meeting last SATURDAY.
At the Republican district convention
held at Mount Desert Saturday, George u.
Fuller of fremont was nominated as can
'Iilate for representative to the Legislature
for the classt,l towns of Eden, Mount De
sert, fremont anil Cranberry Isles
The Republican campaign was opened AZ
Harrison Moulay evening with a far rsi--
inc, great display of fireworks anil the
booming of cannon. The Harrison Band
furnished nHsie for the oeeasion The
speech was made by Ja,lgn e. f. Whitman
Of Norway.
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t:lsdstone's health is much improved.
Joseph Wool, who murdered his father
in-iaw in May iseo, was executed TUESDAY
at Clinton u. ". prison BY electricity,
Death was apparently painless and instant
taneous.
The Peoples party Michigan state con-
sention TUESDAY nominated a full ticket,
headed l,y j. W. Ewing for Governor and
DR.. Geo. 5. A. Sherman for Lieutenant
Governor.
Three Young children of Robert Dorsey,
colored, being locked up in their cabin at
Lake Providence, La, ON Sunday while the
parents went to church, set the place on
lire and were burned TO death.
Charles V. whalcy, the former business
manager of the Chicago Evening Journal,
who is said to have eiubezzled sioo,ooo
from the paper, was arrested at the hirb.
house. Milwaukee, Wis. Monday.
Thomas Cousins, shoe manufacturer al
Norwalk, Conn, has assigned. Liabilities
are estimated at $4,000; assets. 5000.
Cousins has been conducting a large. and
profitable business for years and the failure
occasions general surprise.
The body of Boatswain's Mate Charles
II. Riggin, who was killed by the Nalparai-
50 mob. is expected TO arrive at Philadelphia
from Chill ON the 10th. Naval Post, 400,
will give the remains of the dead seaman a
suitable burial. and the body will lie in
state i'll Independence Hall.
Fifteen thousand people were at the
Chautauqua grounds at Beatrice, Neb.,
TUESDAY afternoon and listened to the stir
ring address by Gov. Mckinley of Ohio.
Business in the city was suspended and
every body witnessed the procession. which
WAS the most elaborate ever held in that
state.
General Speed 5. Frey, superintendent
of the kentucky Soldiers Home at Louis
Vile, died Monday night, in his 18th year
He served in the Mexican war and in the
Civil War. on the Union side. lie became
famous AS the man who killed Confederate
Brigadier General ZolGkoffer in single
combat at the battle of Mill Springs.
Winnipeg citizens are indignant at the
action of Governor Burke of North Dakota
in raising quarantine against Manitoba
owing 10 the smallpox scare in the West.
There are no cases in Wmnepeg and the
five patients in Gretna, near the boundary
are convalescing No new ease has been
| reported within 10 days. The statement
that passengers will be stopped at the
boundary is utterly without foundation.
J. II. Butler the receiver of the late
Suffolk Trust Company, in his report to
the court, at Boston, Tuesday,
declares it is absolutely necessary in
| order TO meet the claims that will be
| allowed by the court to enforce against the
stockholders of the company the full in
eiividual liability under the law. The
receiver recommends that an assessment of
800 for every share of capital stock held
by stockholders be ordered by the court
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TWO BROTHERS ROBBED.


4 peculiar robbery or coincidence OF
robberies, has just come to light which is
pulling both victims and police
Yesterday morning vixen Mr.. benjamin
Spaulalins, who lives on the Togus road,
entered his barn he found that SOMEONE had
broken in during the night and hail dccanIpcd
with set of double AMI two sets of single
harness About the same tine Mr..
Spauldngs brother, Mr.. Joel Spaul ling,
who lives about two miles out On the river
road, was going through similar expert
ence except that in his case Two sets OF
single harness hail been taken.
The farms of the two brothers are
six mile. apart and it seems
hardly possible that thief or thieves
coul have had time or would
have taken the trouble to break into both
barns in the same night.
On the other hand it seems Il strange
coincidence that the barns of the brothers
should have been entered and some things
stolen from both the same night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-03

Living without plans is shiftlessness.
Living above plans may be the highest
life Of faith. The ordinary traveller
must look to the beaten track as his
guide in journeying, but he who is com
petcnt to be an explorer may strike out
from the travelled way and be guided by
the circumstances of each hour in his
action beyond that path. But il man
is to do without the ruts and the finger
boards of the common highway he must
be able to read the signs of the hea-ens
in order to be sure of his bearings as he
Journeys. A man has occasion to rely
on rules and patterns of conduct unless
he has the ability to comprehend and
apply principles in every special emer-
gency. Only he who has faith that God
has called him to act all by himself in
the world is justified in starting out in
life not knowing whittier he goes: but he
can move forward fearlessly.-Sunday
School Times.
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Waldo.



Rev. Thomas Stacy, Free Baptist OF
Auburn. preached at the NJ. +. church Ill
this town Sunday.-Quite IA number OF the
neighbors and friends of Mrs. Patience
Moody were invited to her house few
evenings ago to witness the blooming OF a
night blooming cereus,tw beautiful MOWERS
unfolding at once.-Govcrnor Burielgh,
family and friends have been rustlcating
for the past week at Lakeside Cottage on
the west shore of tluantahacook lake IN TINS
town. The party consists of the following
persons Governor and Mrs. Burielgh,
Lewis A. Burleieh. Misses Lucy and Eth
elyu Burleigh, Mrs. DIR. Il. }. Martin and
son and MIR. Byron Boyd of Augusta.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Williamson, Mr.. Ed
gar Pratt and Master Harold Pratt of Bel
fast and Prof \. w. Tolman of Bowdoin
College. The party are the guests of Mr..
AMI Mrs. Williamson and the cottage was
rendered to Mr.. Williamson through the
courtesy of its owners Messrs. Ben ID.
Field and Fred q. White of Belfast. 1t is
accessible only by water being about mile
from the nearest farmhouse. owned by Mr..
Higgins. The cottage is located on one of
the most beautiful spots on the lake and is
fitted up with all modern convcnienees for
camping parties. The weather and mOsqul-
toes. those two disturbing elements in camp
life are well provided against. In the heaviest
storm the cottage is as snug and cosy as can
be imagined, AMI all the rooms are well
protected with mosquito bars. Pine trees
ovcrhang the cottage, which on the whole
is one of the very best locations III Maine
for absolute rest and comfort. The lakes
abound with white perch, black bass and
pckcre, and the party have been very suc-
ccssful with the roll, Mrs. Williamson. we
understand, taking the prize rs the most
skillful and successful in this kind of sport.
pne Of the duties placed upon the Governor
nv the party one evening, was to discover
q spring of water in order TO relieve
the party of the necessity of making n
two mile trip TO the farm house. The
next morning the Governor and Mrs. Bur
leigh found a splendid spring of excellent
water about a quarter of Il mile south OF
the cottage on the shore of the lake. The
tiovernrr cleared ii out, stoned 1t up aud
dug u ditch for the water to run freely to
the lake. The result was that the party IS
being supplied with water rs pure as crystal,
which will he appreciated by those who
come here in The future. t,uantibacook
Lake is a leautifml sheet of water about
four miles long 1t lies mostly within the
limits Of this town. This was Il fayorite
resort for Ex-Governor Crosby ami his
friends, such rs WIN. II. Burrill, Judge
Williamson. Capt. Emery and others OF
Belfast. Their camp wa, on the same
spot where stands the neat and comfortable
cottage OCCUPIED by Governor Burlcighs
party. The Governor has had quite Il num-
her Of callers dGrn.; his stay here notwith-
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feopl. Ought 10 feel hungry. and when they feel
hungry tss..S vags 10 have good iige-iioas, Hut,
alas. 'te, tioa'f-fregasRtiy. That plague siike
u the just and of the Ralnsf, OF the sh,teaaus
and the giafton; al youth. middle sSc and life'-
conins-the proteaR imp, dyspepsia -eNacts dire
peesltles for appetiic's srp~assmsnt in the shape
Of heart haFa, sind on and uncomfortable distrs.
fioa Of the stomach, amt general disturbance in
the gastric region. Dyspepsia Is very geucfslis
accompanied b. biliaasasss. iFtexulsrsIs of the
bowels, Insomnia mi nervousness. fer each and
all Of which, veii their ssn>r, tiassettsr's
Stomach BilfeFs is the nations chosen Festif.
NaiaTtaf rheumatic ami k5sinsy rsseiles, lack of
strength aud e>h snst failure Of appetite and the
power rcst tf-H,iatlls. iso otrrrps. by thu.
E.t,Fs
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NEGLECT OF DUTY.
Waterman Doe OF Massachusetts State Prison
Accused Of that Offence.

BnsroN August . Warden Lowering of
the State prison. to-day suspended Watch
man Doe on charge of neglect of duty
Doe marked parcel 80. X" which the
warden later found to contain letters to
friends of the prisoners. The warden has
made complaint to the prison commission
ers. Doe has been a Waterman for 20
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BY TELEGRAPH.
II the HOUSE.
All Leaves Of Absence Rsssked and Members
Ordered u Retnsn to Congress.

NA-HfxeroN. Aug. 3---in the House,
three rceesses were taken in rapid sncces-
sion and no business done. The Demo
Gratis utilized the thiri recess in holding a
conference in the committee room. At the
e,,d of the recess motion ~ adjourn until
Friday was defeated.
4 resolution reroking all leaves of ar
sence and requiring the att ndsnce of alb
seatees was adopted
The Speaker sent the following telegram
10 each absentee Il urgently request
your immediate attendance here. We can
pot break the deadlock without a full
attendance: We cannot adjourn without
disposing of the sunsiry civil service bill.
All leaves of absence are revoked The
Uonse adjourned.
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Over in Missouri there is n certain
plank road aud IA certain t0llgate. Be-
side the tullgate there is II farmhouse.
on the cecl and comfortable porch
whereof the worthy farmer usually sits,
watin. to collect toll while his boy Bill
blows his corn in the field away be-
youd. On Il certain recent OCCASION,
however, this worthy farmer happened
to he over IN the field helping his boy
Bill, when II pious looking stranger
drove up TO the toll-ate. There was no
one in the farmhouse, no one nearer than
the farmer and his boy Bill, half "A
mile away in the field. The tollgate
WAS unloclScd-open, i'll fnct-but this
pions stranger WAS temptation proof.
He hitchcl his horse TO II tree and
proudly ncnndcrcd out to where the
farmer aud his boy Bill were at work.
My good man." said he, "are yon
the keeper Of tins tollgate:'
Yep" said the worthy farmer.
What is the toll, my good mani
Five cents"
"Well. | wish to drive through, my
good man. and here is your five cents"
The WORTHY farmer scratched his heat
anxipu;ly for u brief period. Did YOU
come out here just to give inc that
mckel:7 hc asked presently.
For no other purpose, my good sir"
and the pious appearing man ambied
soulfullv away.
bill" said the farmer to his boy in
an agitated undertone, ''get on the old
gray mare and watch that stranger till
he gets to town. Quincy Herald.
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The Drs. s;rout were called to West
Gardiner yesterday to dress 4 wound in-
aieird on THURSDAY Of last week On the six
year Oil son Of carlton Richarison. He
was kicked III the forehead by a Young colt
and cash opened across the frontal bone.
The ply ,iciau- fonni it necessary to cut
ont thc wnnn,Led heah entirrlN.
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A SQUARE LOOK At MARS.
The Lick Telescope Dispels Many Erroneous
Theories.

LIck OBSERVATORY, Cal, Aug. THE
big telescope presented TO the University of
California by James Lick is making Il rec
ord for itself during the present opposi
ton of Mars. The near approach of the
planet, and its consequent brilliancy and
size ut this time have enabled observ-
ers to utilize the full powers of the ill.,
strumcnt with most interesting results.
Drawings by all the astronomers exhibit
numerous changes i'll its principal charac-
terstics since the celebrated sketches made
by Schiaparelli. Many of his most fanciful
details are shown to have no existance in
reality None of the so-called
-.camals' are doubled or gem
mated as he depicted them.
All of these curious streaks. whatever they
may be, are broad strips AMI not narrow
lines, just as they were seen through the
Lick telescope two years ago. This will be
a litter disappointment to many visionary
theorists who have found in the existence
of these canals, and particularly in the
announcement that all were seen to he
doubled, most iudispu,able evidence that
Mars was inhabited by human beings.
The most startling of all Mount Hamilton
observations are those made on the two tiny
moons of the planet, which were first
discovered by Asaph Hall in Washington
during the opposition of $50, and which
have since been seen at brief intervals and
only in the very largest telescopes. Not
only have these little attentlabts been in
plain lew for the best part of thc month,
but of late astronomers have regularly OBJ
served their eclipse in the shadow of Mars.
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IN THE SENATE.
Armed Men for Employment Or Private Pur.
poses TO be Investigated.

WasniSGToS, Aug. I'm the Senate,
after discussion the resolution Was adopted
without divisiou) providing for selection
of seven senators TO investigate and report
facts in relation to the employment for
private purposes of armed bodies of
men or detectives in connection
with difference between workmen and en-
ployers; the reasons for the creation of
sach organized bodies of armed men, their
character and uses: where, when, how and
by whom they have been employed and
paid; and under what authority.
Several private bills were taken from the
calendar and passed.
At 80 the Senate adjourned till
tomorrow.
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DA>nuEY, Conn. Aug, 2.-rhc confer
encc between Manager ZONES of the New
York Betting AMI Packing Company and
the committee representing the 400 work
men who struck Mt the company's Newtown
factory yesterday morning, ended late this
afternoon.
The obnoxious check system was modi-
feel AMI the men will return to work We'd
aeSlav morning. Concessions we're made
on both sides.
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Hklu GbEffp tFd fAtf
and hnspor remedies Of the
axe. l hare used = good
r,szay - called toilet soaps.
and | tipd CsrscuEA soar
js the best | have ever used.
1 tsna it far superior to al
other toilet OF medicinal
soaps. 1t CARES all skin
ersIp,ion-, aud gtycs a clear
coanplexien- As for sham
ponsng / would use no other,
aud for the face either, as il
IL d cure for all pimpis..
i,iae kllesd-. ecxems ana all
irriiaiions and roussness OF
the face. For after using
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]. II. Owen of Charles City, Iowa. who
has been visiting in town. started yesterday
for IIaliowel on his way home. lie has
sent two lawn swings to Iowa as samples
and cyrect. to or Ter rsrlualat an early
date. Mr.. owen say, the West is good
place to make money bat they have 10 come
to Maine to stock up on novelties. He
thinks the lawn swing is just what they are
looking Tor At present
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-03

The Gardiner Reform Club will hold
grand open air mass temperance meeting
an the common SUNDAY afternoon at 80
o'clock The ,plire-s will be delivered by
Rev. +. c. llaIlock of th, Methodist
church, and all interested in temperance
and tine local enforcement Of The law arr
invited to be- present.
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The Republican caucus at tity hall Tues
dav evening was called To order by Chair
man WVnau of the CITY committee. DIR.
F. e. Thayer was chosen chairman and NJ.
+. Bartlett, secretary. Tile following
committee WAS appointed by the chair to
receive, sort and count ballots G.. 4. Phil
committee of seven was appointed iy the
chlir 10 submit names to he voted on h.;
tho caucus for city committee.
They were a. follows: Judge Pldlbroos
Chas. Kelsey, Dean T. Buck, +. X. Shss
H. W. stewart Gco. Reynolds, c. g..
Carleton. Votes were then east for dele
gu's and altcrnatcs 10 attend the convict
ton 1T AugusiI. Votes cast 3oI, Necessary
for ahulcr i5u. The following ticket !
l5t votes aul war elect at; Delegates, W.
T. laiuo>, T. e.. Thaycr. T.. r. Wymau,
W. g. Il. Bouthhy, i. f. Hill. VI. f.
B1rllrtu II ruriuton. Marin Blais,lef
f. D. iunt aud F. \. Lincoln. Altcrnatcs,
T.. :, Head. W. VI, Dunn, II. Il. Dunha,
W. II. X Ahbptt +. J. irnold + q
Noble. George +. Davies, j. l.. Merg GO,
\. +. Drummond and Charles Blu er.
\ city committee was elected with members
from the different wards as follows I, :.
f. Bran: >, Il. ". DUN; }. +. X. Shas {;
t. r. L. hrustcal; ;, W. II. X. Abbott ..
Il; /. Call :, Cha,. Butler. This con-
uIltpc vas empowered to ill vacancies
The delegate, we're instructed to vote for
+. A. Waldron rs candidate for county
attorney rs long as there is any hope of
nominating him aud then to vote for Mr..
ITpSrlton of Gardiner
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The ProItibiti1nisia Of Fanningtlaie raised
4 lag Monday evening sniid considerable.
enthusiasts. An address OF much excel
lrnce was delivered by Volney Il. Gushing
II Bangor. Dr. ", ). Thompson Of
!laIinwrll ga. a prominent speaker.
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The Foresters. wbo have chartered the
ISLANDER Tor an excursion August l6th, have
decided 10 20 to Wisesssct and Fort kdge-
enmb. The base ball match, potato AMI
eack races and o,het sports will be- given on
the common al Wiscaz-et.
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Nelson, the king of all stations OH reg
uIa,ion track, was worked three miles at
Maplcwood Park, Bangor, Tuesday morn
Ing, The first was an easy one in Us ~,
the second WAS in ,.23 IL and the third III
= -, the last quarter i'll 81 seconds, ii .lG
elm
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used for children tcc,hing. II soothes the
child, softcns gums, alays all pain. cures
wind collie. AMI is the best remedy Tor
diarrh1a. Twenty -tlvecenis II bottle. Sold
hy all druggists throughout the world.
iuly3l Mon W,lS Efi&wly
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ofrIcE OF GEo. A. Woon,

TgtAsrnra or ELHERr cousTY,
KrowA, CoLo., July Is, 1891.
C. H. Graves & Sons, Boston. Mass.
Gents | wan, to add my testimony 10 the
efficiency of your preparation, called "Dn.
WoopHrRI'S ANTIDoTt," as u remedy for
indigestion. have been greatly benefited
by using il, and as an appcizing tonic can
freely say it is all you recommend il to be.
You are at liberty to refer anyone in tins
vicinity to me, ny to its value as medicine.
for which you recommend it,
(Signed) Gro. A. WooD.
anrl AIR wphwk ytf
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The first races of the August meeting at
Fairfield Driving Park occur this afternoon.
Ben IIur AMI Hilton from Silver Lawn
Farm are entered in the 40 class. II. G.
james has entered Maud NJ. in the 2.3o
and :. Wtham has Volunteer in the same
class. The list of entries i Il large one
and good trotting is assured.
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The preaching service that has been held
1T the niversalist church on Sunday after
noon will he discontinued during the month.
The Y. T. C.. L., meeting will occur sun
day evening as usual, beginning at , O'Clock
instead of u 30 AS heretofore.
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the Ct-rr-uaA soar aeaile, Is makes ne isee
sIuocih a.i s'eoI and does not give That eufning
.r,.a,ia,, x5hi.h =, many eihcr toilet soaps do
Try th- t,rr,efEA RsMspiKs and yoa will not
seeyet ii That yeu have eSer deere so.
LEWIS T. KELLER,
/, I.ee Avenue, Bridgeport, Conn.,
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The twu-stOry addition that Is soon to be
male ~ the whcel-house at the Lockwood,
will give room for an extension OF the
machine shop on the first toor, and OF the
weave room on the second floor.
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q. f.. Emerson, vho recently soil his
fuxn,tars store anil stock To j. II. Groder,
started Monday night for South Carolina
where he is to engage in the lumber bust
ness.
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Fred Babeoek, one of West GartIiners
progressive farmers, was IN hariiner yes
ieFtIag with fine t~o-year-od my weigh
iag 100 pounds. She vas the centre Ok
IA 1ifairisz crowd Of horse faneier--
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A crew Of drivers were using dynamite
Tuesday afternoon trying 10 start jam VI
Logs that had formed jest below the dam.
At ) O'Clock the jam was still there hard
and fast ON the ledge.
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The oIei-tllne schooner Aurora Borea-
SIS, 4" which IA cool for about one trip each
year into Gardiner, has arrived from 81.
John, y. b.. wifh ioiUi Of humber f9r
Capt James Walker.
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This lfternooa vhiic Esmopsls. tie five
ycar-ohi daughter Of Horace Leighton of
Mspls street. was playing around the house.
she fell backward intp 4 tab Of boiling
water. Her lower limbs were fearfuily
la.tf4rd
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W. ~ Cole of Cambridge. Mass, and IL.
II. Mathews of Brookline arrived IN the
city last night from Monson. They are
driving through to Gardiner with a team
Wherc thcy are TO take the boat for Boston
ftt.lay
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C.. H. Alien the furniture dealer has
leased the entire johnson building the
low or part Of which he has been occupying
for sometime. He will use portion of the
builling for finishing and polishing fgrnl-
TURF