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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1893-06-24
Dress Goods, Notions, Gents Fur
nishing Goods, Hats, Shoes,
Hardware, Crockery, &c.

10 = = -
but if you will call on us and do
not see what you want, we can
furnish it at once possibly, and
at least in a very short time at
the lowest possible prices.
In addition to usual large
stock of general merchan-a
disc, we also carry Carriages,
Road Carts, Hay, Coal, &c.
Be sure to get our prices II
you want to save money.
B..W. MEAR 3 & SON,
Keller, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1893-06-24
Commencing Tuesday, AUGUST 8, $685. and Continuing 4 Days.

Very Inclement w eather t11cepG
may July S by letter the
7. r. Wescott, Grangevile, Accomac County, Virginia.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1893-06-24

Farm Implements.
Best cultivator 81 90. Best drag % 90
Ike. each S 30 Best grub hoe 81 90
ID So 90 Best wagon, LIST prem. IS 90, 2nd IS 90
ID So Best corn shelter LIST prem So, end, 81 90
IN D-Ladies' Department.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1893-06-24

Minorcas chickens 81 so
b. b. Red Game :" i so
Pekin ducks so
:" Native ducks so
Turkeys 90
q Geese so
e -----ss p. Hamburg1-,- so
Best coopfof chickens, not less -
thanG LIST 81 so, end 90
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-29
New ENGLAND Briefs.

The closing Of the Attlehoro Mass Jew
eiry shops will throw e0oo persons ont Of
work
A Gloucester (Mass) captain just ar
rived from Labrador says the stories Of
starvation there are false.
Walter j. Gilbert of Middletown. Conn,
aged 81. committed suicide while crazed
from the effects of alcohol
Daniel Carney, aged i5. crippled boy,
attempted suicide at Portsmouth. ". H.,
because his home life was unpleasant.
The American Worsted company,
Woousocket. r. T.. will next week begin
running it's works but five days a week.
Edward Benson. freight brakeman,
was knocked from his train at Myrick's,
Mass. and was severely cut about the
head and face
The bodies Of Mr. and Mrs. Augustus
Hsmiin and Eugene Pelier of Great
harrington, Mass, who were drowned a
few days ago. rose to the surface of the
water yesterday
A Portuguese farm hand, emplo yed on
farm at the Plains. was terribly gored
by an Infatuated bull The injured man
was taken to Portsmouth. y. II.
Spencer. Mass, was stabbed by Joseph
Brag a painter. Brag used his pocket
knife to infiet the wound. which may
prove fatal Brsg was arrested.
George y. Slmonds, letter carrier at
the Hartford postOffice. has disappeared
with his 4 year-oid son Simotsts, who "a
q WHOEVER with three children, has been ia
poor health lately and has shown signs of
melaueholia
The jury of iaq uest in the case Of
Charles Blenn, who was found drowned
in Horseshoe pond. West Gardiner, Me ;.
returned a verdict for releasing the parties
held on suspicion of being co neerned in
his death.
Formal charges have been preferred
against Pew. W. B. Thompson OF the
Aoufh Congregational church Of Brock
ton, Mass. There Is a woman in the case
The National Granite State bank Of Ex-
eter, n. H., has suspsndsd
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! nv 1afArv aEasr.


xFx.xc,sso. July S-Heao'ulu dis
ns,,hss ..x th,r IL has been iesrned posi-
| iivr,v that the Hawaiian provisional gov
ernmen,'s policy and position regsrs.'ns
future treaty relations with the ohneu
S1r@s are ami will eonunue TO De- IN asief'
As follows.
The new treaty drawn. which vas doc
UNI. nj covering object ons waeh arose IN
the United Ssstes during the yisi, OF 'he
Hsvaiisn commission, rs to Washington
will ret be forwarlsa. The tresN maker
hss been fully discussed IN special sessions
| or the councils lsfely, AMI the uraft OF the
ne~ tres,s has Thin a fes dsls heen re-
turned from the committee. and bas Been
| iaaorsei by the government and eoahsiis
unotscislly. The documen, contains nve
ARTICLES.
Article III codes from the date of the ex-
ch % .e of ratification of the treaty, withoa,
reserve. all rights of sovereignty IN ana
ey.r he Hs4 aim Islands and dep 4nden-
| c.es 10 tn. United STAses, !" become an IN
| tegral pert thereof
Arti,,r IL cedes am transfers 'ee seso-
| luts fes. of all government ant erewn lands
publ.c bull 'in,s, ports and srhors, forum.
cations, military or na,sI equipments, anu
| all o,hrr public properly
Article 5 provides that the existing gov
erament of the Hawaiian Islands and the
| laws relating to il. Internal policy are 10
b.. continued for five years, TO De execa.
ted and carried ont under the direction OF
a United States Commissioner appointed
| hx the President aud Senate, said eommis-
.ioner I. reside in the Hi~aiian Islands
with mower 10 veto within ten days any act
nsssed hy the local government, " hich shall
thereupon become void unless afterwards
approved bv tie President OF the United
| States.
| Article prohibits the immigration OF
| Chinese lshorers into the Hawaiian Islands
| until such time as Congress shall provide
| further legisi, tiln. IL also prohibits Chi'
nese labo-ers nov here from entering the
| In ted States. Otherwise immigration
| laws and labor Laws ara TO remain as they
are, where they 10 mol come in conflict
| with the Constitution of the United States
| or such future laws as Congress may PRO
vide.
| Article ) provides that the public debt
| shall b.. assumed by the United States, but
| thu Hawaiian gOSernmen Mt shall continue 70
1 pay the interest thereon, Congress to pro-
| vide the currency of the islands.
/ The government has decided to include
| tbs. substance of this NV treaty draft IN IN
struetions 10 Commissioner Alexander and
| Minister Thurston, who will bring the mat
ter before the United States government in
the form of suggestions in case President
| Cleveland decides finally to withdraw the
| Harrison treaty of annexation and deter
mines To submit therefor a new treaty oil
| some modification of the Old. Prof. W. ID.
| Alexander will carry these instructions with
him to Washington.
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a VICIOUS ARMENIAN.
Makes Bold Attempt to Assault Two Lynn
Women In the Woods.

LYNN, Mass, July 2S-Mrs. Hattie Shil-
lington and Mrs. John Gilman, while ber-
rying in the woods at Roddin's station,
were assaulted by kekoin Jegojain, an
Armenian, yesterday afternoon. Appar-
entity, he could not speak word Of Eng
fish He showed them some money and
made signs. Then he grabbed Mrs. Shil-
iington by the neck and began to choke
her. The women beat him over the head
with their parasols, and finally he broke
away and ran
The struggle had lasted for some time
and both women were so overcome that
they were unable to proceed for some time.
After arriving home the police were mott
fed. ana the Armenian was arrested near
the Halfway house on the road TO Boston.
The police believe that they have the
man who has assaulted several women ON
the street of late
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HIS AFFAIRS BADLY MIXED.
Family OF Cashier Francis Frustrated BY
HIS Untmely EndinQ.

PITrsFiELp, Mass, July 2S. The suicide
Of Cashier 4 : Francis is the all absorb
ing topic Of discussion here andthe opinion
prevails that he had reached crisis in his
affairs which be did not dare face, The
bank has notified the American Trust
company of New York, Francis bonds
men. that claims aggregating about 81,
600 have been made against the bank on
the cashiers transactions.
Francis all irs IRE badly mixed. The
estate will pr badly be Involved to its full
value ia the banks losses He carried
$1,000 life insurance but suicide, of
course, makes the liabilities of some Of the
policies q icstlonabe The story sent ont
that he was to have been placed under ar
rest is unfuuuded.
Mrs. Francis, who was in Boston,
reached here last evening and is pros
trated. as is the cashiers daughter,
Nellie His father is Learly 30 years old,
and it is feared that the shock will prove
fatal
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A STRANGE CASE.
How an Enemy was Fooled.

The following graphic statement will 10
read with intense Interest: II cannot describe
the numb. creepy sensation that existed In my
arms. hands and legs. had 10 rub and beat
those parts until they were sore, 10 overcome
IN a measure the dead feeling that had taken
possession Of them. In addition. J had q
strange weakness In my back and around my
waist. together with an fnde~cribahie gone
feeling in my stomach. Physicians said 10
Was creeping paralysis. from which, accord
isZ 30 their universal conclusion, there 4. no
reifef Once IL fastens upon 81 person, they
say, IT continues it's insidious progress until
h reaches a vital point and the sufferer dies.
such Eas my prospect. ] had been doctoring
a yesF and a half steadily, but with no par
ti-ular benefit. when ga ~ an advertisement.
~ Jr 4sisss' Restorative Servine, procured a
bJ;tlc aud began using II. Maryelous as 10
may seem, bot few days had passed before
every bit Of that creepy feeling had left me-,
snsi there has not been even the slightest
Indication a It's return l now feel as
we'll As { ever did. and have gained ten
pounds In weight, though had run down
from 10 10 30. -Four others have used Dr.
Ntie-' Restorative Servfne on my rec0fnen-
da'lol. and IL has been a. satisfactory in their
fs@es as in mine. flames Kane. La Rue, o.
I,r- Niles Restorative Nervine IL sold by all
druggists on 2 positive guarantee, or sent
direct by the DR. Niles Medical Co, Elkhart,
Ind. on receipt Of price. u PER bottle. sik
hotfies for p express prepaid. 1t Ia free frora
soIatcs Or dangerous drugs
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noise il will
1T is a buck
lust coming
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-29
IT WOULD COST

A Ii of $1,000 Mt the lowest
estimate to print 10 900 hand
bills and distribute them. II is
perfectly safe to say that however
thorough the distribution might be
not half of them would secure
reading. The same advertisement
in a single issue Of the Daily Ken
nebec Journal would be worth
more than twice a. much, for it
goes into the homes and is READ
daily By more than 5000 people.
An advertisement. Of handbill size
could be run ONE month in the
Daily for the money that it would
cost to prin. and distribute 5000
handbills.
TVS would give the advertiser
more than the equivalent OF 390,-
900 bandbiils, assuming that they
were all given a reading by differ
ent people---and the equivalent Of
more than $50, 900 bandbilis Rs
suming that only half Of them
were read.
The superior value Of nevspa-
per over all advertising has long
ago been conceded by the brightest
and most successful business men
in the country. It is also the
CHEAPEST ADVERTISING
that can possibly be secured. To
reach the saHe number Of readers
with handbills that could be
reached by an advertisement in the
Daily Kennebec Journal would
cost the advertiser MORE THAN
TWENTY TIMES AS MUCH.
Handful advertising IS THE
MOST EXPENSIVE ADvER-
Using IN THE WORLD. It
il even more expensive than the
sign decoration Of rocks and
fences, and not much more pro
ductive Of results.
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9xils xesafbtf 9Oafssl
SATURDAY. ulr n. isss.


ReligSsss-
Asguss s-Cxmprneesans. Eapsrs Grove Poland
Azs u SEPT - spsyiraaissf fsnnp1esfzh<. EsEs.
s<yt- - MI N. C. A. s'sss SSsTrht,Sn. A.
barn
Jssy zsAax. s-Aas~nt canpasessinx. West Bald
Aax' Advent campa.estisx. wash1rzsoE
6ax .s,-f a.ssr.aIisr tiroTs Meeting. -sssxo Lake
Aax. zE-Aaaz4l Can't azs'~iias. SSrrbpett.
Asx- q -z-Kstho>lst CsmPsnsesinx, sefsa AZ
ssr~
fsaDsEaaes.
Ass. zz-xs-24-stase ". C. =. e. school o. ss'h
A~s, "a sssso.sa.yia Dsssrses Lodge Ct Good
Tsmplars, Lassoa fslis-
EAaeAti~AaI.
5a1y - Assrs. 1--eaxtine Norma School aiassa
Jai5 ., 3sg. zz--Oss-a Park chss'Saquan A.asra
bly,. Old Orshafs
JAY Is Asg. Il Caaafzzqs@ Asss msiy. ffyesafs
Asy Al. f'fsea;sqsis Tsaeaers' Convention
Aas a. 80 han. saqasa Assembly. Serthsort.
AtsssiIsnse~s.
Aug z-s- gruasos Sea-r-eah Naiae kastHns nt
LsHg f. and, Portland Harbar
Aug. 40 Ramon t-l0it. 81 Maize ssz-
nssnts, Los.y l.Iand, Portland HsEtor.
AHxs.t J-AaHaal Reunion. Finn AAsas Req
znert, Peak's fsiani.
Asga-t zs-odA Fellows of Name, sStii AHas'sf
saFys Portland
Asxa.f i0-K II p Fled ard r ythiiaa dGE, Bath,
Oct 10, Is and !2-aagss4aos County ss.r 81
foysbafa-
August SS-AHn1Al ke9aAoB, Frsi hziHr IVA
~ PSftlaGS.
AHg l7-aeunlon fiersn,h AsiaS sestnnent'
l.JeklxBh.
Aug. 3-Meetiag q MAINE Board CT Phafmaa :,
Portland.
Aez. !s-Annaal Reaal9n, SsD.i Mzlas Reg me IT.
HAmystsn.
AHg. Il u Annual RsanigD, sixteenth AAins
Regiment, Pitssneid
Aaz kt-Rsgai3n First Maine cavalry Asso:ia-
lion, f9ffisEd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-29

WAlTHsN, Mass July 2S-The Amer
lean Waitbam Watch company. the
biggest industry in the city and the
larre-t Watch producing concern in
the world. Ola July ! gave its hands
months vacation. Superintends Mt
Fitch now announces that the vaca-
tion will he extended week. the factory
starting mp oh Aug. :. and that, at the
time of starting mp. only half Of the en-
ployes " II he given work
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-29

In response to written invitations about
60 of our young people gathered at the
n,ssssut home of Misses Nellie and Louise
Benson Tuesday evening. The reception
was given in honor of their cousin. Miss
Lizzie Sawyer of Boston, who is making a
visit in Oakland. Miss Sawyer was for
merry of Oakland, and her many friends
were glad TO again meet and welcome her
TO her former home. Several from Water
vile we're present. After spending the
evening in social intercourse and enjoy
uent, ice cream and cake were served. and
a, 1899 o'clock. after spending 4 most en-
joyable evening, the guests departed for
heir respective homes.
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Hon Sc Inlet Captured.

SoMEEvILLE, Mass, July 2s.-Joseph
Lock was arrested yesterday afternoon at
bis fathers home for the theft of a horse
buggy and harness from Frank g. Will
suns last May. Lock afterwards got into
1rouble in New Hampshire and was SEN
fenced to Imprisonment. He recently
made his escape and returned to Somer-
vile YesteraiaY.
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TtnUaS H5lsh's Death

FosTpS, Tuiy * Thomas F, Sullivan
and Patrick buckley, each Il years old,
WI answer ~ the charge of manslaughter
Ia the case Of the death of Thomas NJ
Walsh, the navy yard marine, Wednesday
tight, sullivan is the one who, by his adj
mission, dealt the blow that led to the
marines death, which, he claims, was
ZONE in a friclldlv .cnffie
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4 Monta's Shutdown

FALL RIVER, Mass, July 2a.-The di-
rectors of the Weetamoe mills have decided
TO suspend 70 a month after Aug 6. They
find il difficult to hire money 10 carry on
further operations without paying q
higher rate Of interest than the present
condition Of b. siness will Justify
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President STAYED al Home.

BUzzAHp's BAY. Mass, July p --Presi-
dent Cleveland remained at Gray Gables
all day yesterday. Executive Clerk
O'Brien was with him aud the two cleared
up his CORES poudence.
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A Piucty Old Man.

new LoSDuy, Conn, July S.-tay
Earl, s0years old, has started to walk to
Chicago, on a wager Of 800 that he can
cover the distance in 40 days, and take
with him no money for food or other pur-
poses, except what is necessary to pay fer
riages, trusting to luck and the notoriety
OF his trip to obtain sustenance for him on
the WAY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-29

BosToN. July 2s.-Justice Barker has
appointed henry 4. Wyman receiver Of
the foIlnwib g-named endowment orders.
American Friendly society. American Mu-
iuaI Relief association, Natiofial Ftaternal
and Beneficial union and the Order Of
Franklin. James Milligsn was appointed
receiver Of the Abraham Lincoln Beuefs
nsstlciatinn
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NEW YORK. July =.
Floua-Eeoelp,s. i2,yl. ptFa; Exports 1907
b1s, 22,5.I sacks sal'4. 1900 pkss, mar
i, eAIrns, 81 p5.2 IS, clty ai.lls 81 , - Civ
mills patents, z5ai SO; winter waeat low
Grades, vs. Il 2 As; fair to fancy. 10 70
.a,e nts. 3 ioaf co --Muuesoia clrar, 50a6 90
.traEhts 3 31a4 %, patents. o0a +5. rye
mixtures. 29ca3 -. su2erhne 7oa2 %: hne, 20
" 10
RYE FLouls-- quiet, scarce, s3aS3, ....
Com MEAL .+. ~.
RYE-duil, Western. j7a514 ~ ..@#r
BARLEY dun. steady NO ]. Western
case state. sbas0, No. Toronto, s4as5. ~.
BARLkV MAtT-quiet, steady, western 70as2
wo roecd state 70a75, ak rowed state s0as5. cltY
made Canada lo0al0S. ...: s..> .e.. -.5..=-
WvtAr-Kecetu l2a. $50 buah exports 97,s,o
mics, 70 go active lower, weak ;--------
No. rcd. store aGd eteyatpf, g ianNi
float, 6oia69s fob. d9as0t, No, hard, 72e.2i
10. sprlng Tia5s, No northern dssan>i
No. 2. northern, &c la67i, 10 Nilwnukee 50ia7Oi
red. 72la73,. :.
io2 0Ct los r, dull. steady ;-------- -
:, ia, elevator, issisl. FOB, i;iais. aaoai
No. 3 4pia. steamer anoai. A., yellow, Doc
ungrnded mixed. t6laisl; steamer mixed, Ia
No. white. -.
OArsEKece.pts. $500. Exports 1880 bush
sales gli 600 easier, fairly active for export, -
No 2, 3dladi, 40 shte, Eiaso No. .hioae'
f7aAsi, No 3. 80, DO White, Miaa1, mixed
isa4il .sa
BksF- quiet. steady. .-..-,.-.
BEEF HAMs--dnll.
L.ri-quiet, wer; ---- wtsterr
team closed at 3'G5 asked, sales - tea at
s--as--. CITY, e. j0a--; sales - ic.
licnprd. quet; cor,'aeni. 5000. 5 Asio %,
PpeN duil. steady, Oh mess. slt75a
sl5. new mess. ti5.7sasla2s; Extra prime
BGtTTr- moderate demand stcader.-----
an -Frsf a
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STATE NEWS.
RonE

Row.
4 terrific thunder shower accompanied
with ind and hail passed over this towr
Wednesday evening causing much damage
(, the crops and fruit trees. The norfhera
PORTION OF the town suffered the most severe
ly. In some loealitie. the crops are nearly
al totally ruined. The damage 10 some
farmers is said 10 be two OF three hundred
dollars and in some cases still higher. FL
bridge Bla!sdell who has fine orchard
thinks the damage u Ii. ercps and orchar!
would reach $500, and his estimate - prop
| ably none too high. May hne aelds Of
leorn were cut iaro shfets ant st7ngs by
lthr hail. and entirely destroyed. The VIII
do~ glass was BADLY bsok. n IN some houses
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ATTLEBoG:o. Mass. July 2s-Owing to
the extreme dizziness in the iewelry trade,
due to the lack OF orders from large job
bing houses In the west. manufacturers In
Plainville, North Attleboro, Attleboro
Falls and this town have been compelled
To close their shnrs
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P"'i'i""' i"' luz e"c"u'i1s'''
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| " ~ hs''ei.he o. Drug
| ~ riahA " .'''a',' th'i''su
N'th.' Is '''io"tu Dy an nus
Oh ! Nieee OF hooef' bu,h'
near sufVising reiatiye OF the
Hamilton ho0 contributes a
eie on seeming a uifi 10 BOARD
"pi'te WIN Information on eve
''rct"d WIN ooaf,iins scilooi M
mothers WIN ma Or. fo~eii
Gle on Children at the Seasho'
'ro'il's on "Children IL the &
If seasonabIe and useful sugSei
are of their little on's during
tutlnR. Children of a larger
r. member IN a dainiIly iiiu'
'nt.tt'd "Drt Sing a Gro.'ns
mare that was ever produced.
was of much the same temperai
Beautiful Bells (2.29 l-2) and /
The dam of the handsome tro
marin (2.2i 3 =, the fastest OF
get. belonged TO the same class
n. McKusick of Calais, Me, W
raised Schoelmarm, describes
lows Princess, the dam
marin, was small black ma
William Lawrence deceased
Weller Of Danforth, Me. She
Of great nervous energy, and !
roadster ever in this section OF
was matched TO 20 80 miles in
which she did with several minu
She was also matched to go " n
hours, and had minutes to spare.
great walker, kind in all hsrnes
terly becomes a puller from fas
ing if stirred up at all, but by
reins alone she would drive JUS
self. She was fast when a fily
gaite.l. She held the four-year
of Maine in 1872 or 49, at tn
fair held at Bangor 2.5o "
cord then. When five years oil
her road racing and was spoi
track. She was sound un'''
died, at go years OF age from
She was by Cobbler he by MAJ
Jr; he by Nstick Coboler; he D.
THE gsanddam or Scnooihi'
small bay mare with a rev ~hi'
her coat, very heaVy mare sn'
cess, was puller on 'he roau'
from Rhode Island to Name
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-
Walker For Governor.

BosToS, July q -Resolutions have been
adopted By the Young Mems Temperance
Republican League of Massachusetts,
favoring the nomination Of Hon. Joseph
n. Walker Of Massachusetts, for governor
and asking all Republicans to consider his
candidacy
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Providence. July 2a,-John Hawkins,
who ffeeced the firm OF J. Fl. Preston d
Co. and returned TO their employ on pro
baton, IL an ernbezzler for q second time
and fugitive. His bond has been de-
faulted and capias issued TO arrest Haw-
kina
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Granite State Crops Prospecting.

.CoNCoRD. n H., July y Secretary
Batchelder OF the state board Of agricul-
ture says that the condition Of the farm
crops ii New Hampshire is satisfactory,
aud that t"ey promise to equal, if not ex-
coed those of previous wears
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NORTH ATTLEBuno. Mass, July $s.-A
reward Of 500 has been offered by the
town for Information which will lead to
the capture If the murder or murderers Of
Patrick Mccarthy, who Was found dead
T.,t n
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Bickford May Recover.

RocHFsTFE, y. IL. July 2s-1Tarry
Bedford who was the victim Of iieu1ish
crime on Tuesday, is as comfortable AS the
nature of his wounds will admit, and the
attending physician says there is hopes of
bie
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ssBester Than Ever Bsfsre."
Gorhdm Normal School.

TER Nxxr TERN WILL BRoTN AUe. ~. issa-
Text books and sniticn free. Board very reAeon-
ahse. pre Of the besf schools in New England fog
real normal. professkonAi training. For full raf.
sseulafs. Addfess ". J. CORIHEl.L.
anG0Do1AW0 0osAAn, Mane.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-29
Old enouah to Know Better.

BosToN, July - Mary Lynch. Is years
old held "A cannon cracker in her right
hand till it exploded yesterday afternoon,
and her hand was terribly mangled.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-29

James + Hurley of Frsnkf
present time has two large her
who keeps about 400 hens and HI
nos growing to henhood and
One of his hen houses ia 40 I
ll6wiie. In this are II pens
feet wsik runaiHg the whole ,
9th. il rpr house il 60 by !
has 20 paul ~ yards 10 by l5e
% feet. They ar. ail
wire netting. He has
Chsllergs incubator, capable o
(DAkIAIVD. IL" shirr !
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-29

R.M. Crosby of Westerly, r. l.. is home
ia, An extended visit with his family.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-29

Miss Charlotte Jennings of North Wayne
is spending = few weeks in town at the
home of her aunt, Mrs. Charles A. Hail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-29
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