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DRY GOODS

NEW YORK, June 15-In the generally
quiet demand that has prevailed for staple
cottons there has been no change, and only
Il moderate new business was done. On
former purchases deliveries are taking
great many goods. Wooden goods are in
very light request. For autumn prints,
ginghams, cotton dress goods, ladies duck
suitings and other specialties, there was
more business doing. Printing clothes
dull at 2 1l-16 for Ga squares.
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New York Produce.

NEW YORK. June b. Butter-Quieter; west
crn dairy, 10al5 western creamery, l45alS12;
western factory. 9laal415; Elgins, lS12; state
dairy. 13alS; state creamery. l51aalS15.
Eggs-Quet; receipts, 10,l6S.
Coffee-Options opened irregular points
higher 10 lower, turned firmer and more act
i've on stronger spot market Closed firm at
unchanged to 10 points net advance; sales,
1900; including June, I5al5 %: July, IA s.:
August. II .5aI4 IS: September, Is 35al3 so; Oc-
tober, Is 45al3 so; DecemDer, 10 20.
Spot Coffee-Rio. firm; No. :. 10; mild.
steady: Cordova 19al914; sales $50 bags Cen
trail America and loo Maracaibo, private
terms.
Sugar-Refncd, firm.
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'WEALERS ARRESTED,
Seventy-Five Coxeyires Taken at Big
Springs, Colo, by Deputies.

OMAHA, June ia special from Big
Springs, Neb., says: Over 100 deputies
sworn in at Omaha, arrived here this
morning at daylight and added their
forces to the twenty men who have been
guarding the trains in this vicinity for
several days. There are 400 Commonweal-
ers at this point camped on the hills north
of the town. Two hundred came from
,Julesburg last night during a heavy hail
and thunderstorm and slept in the granar-
les along the tracks Two hundred more
followed them but were compelled to go
into camp along the hills without shelter
from the storm.
Trouble occurred at Paxton, forty miles
east. Deputy Hubbard OF Lincoln with a
small band was called there to prevent ten
men from taking possession OF AN engine
and several box cars. Tony Whale, des-
perate negro, drew Il dirk knife and Hub
bard was compelled to subdue him at the
point OF revolver The others at length
submitted to arrest ana all were taken to
North Platte and lodged 10 Jail.
Julesburg is being rapidly freed of the
CoXeyites on account OF the arrest and
transpor tation of seventy of their number
taken TO Denver.
Big Springs Is now the center of the situ-
alton. The 'wealers proposed this morn
ing that they be allowed to take possession
of a train, undergo arrest and be carried
to Omaha as prisoners. Chief Deputy
Coggeshall stated that he was not yet
willing to accept such terms, although the
proposition has met with favor among the
railroad officials. Some members of the
army are securing wagons to carry them
10 Grant, the nearest station on the Bur-
lington and Missouri. y secret ballot was
held at the camp and it is thought that
this plan OF campaign will meet with great
n, l. fLalr hat la
latest contingent of deputies will return to
Omaha tonight or tomorrow on account of
the unwarllke front of the Common
yaA lers
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coxEY CROWD BRokE UP.

JULEsBURG, Colo. June 1.-Two hun
dred COxeyites captured an eastbound
freight train at Big Springs, while the
deputies aud United States marshals were
here for dinner. Their progress east was
sto pped by a we-tbound train and they
were overtsken By the deputies. They
were arrested without resistance and viii
be taken to Omaha. This breaks up the
whnla crnMa
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CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Money on OH.

NEW YORK, June i. - Money on call
at per cent. last loan per cent, closed l per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 244ail4 per
cent. Sterling exchange dull. and steady with
actual business in bankers bills at - SS34 for
demand bills, and 81 STA tor sxty-day
bills; posted rates, 81 SS12a4 % Commercial
bills 81 SjJS. Silver Certificates 6iad5.
The total sales OF stocks today were
1910 shares including: Atchi-on 3,700;
American Sugar 5000; Burlington 400;
Chicago Cas-; 1890; ST. Paul 600; Union
Pacific 6Os0
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MONMOUTH III. June I5-kelly's wealsrs
who are eamped mere today threatened %
disb4nd and seek sid from house - house
II they were not cared fa.- Fearing that
the hsif starved men DO bad Oaiy A lFg1t
lunch IN fwenfy-four hours would resort
TO rApSne. the m. vor >olfciSeSi a wagon inad
of provisions a; d - for tae msa and viii
drive them eS-E osnoTraw-
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NEW YORK, June '15.-More than one
halt of todHy's transactions on the stock
exchange were in Sugar aud in only three
other stocks did the sales exceed 5000
shares-namely Chicago Gas. ST. Paul aud
Union Pacific. There was some buying of
sugar ct the opening TO cover short con-
tracts which caused an advance of ! Is but
the upward movement was quickly checked
by bear raid upon the stock under the
Influence of which decline of ! 3 was
made. The reaction brought in some buy
ers whose purchases caused rally of 2 per
cent but the higher range of values in
duced "a fresh attack by the shorts and
reaction Of per cent which was followed
by a recovery of "a and later by decline
of Is. bringing the price down to 965s. the
low point OF the morning. In the final
dealings rally of 4 took place of which
q had been lost aJ the close, the final
sSles today being at the same
figures as Oh yesterday. After an early
reaction of e Chicago Gas took an
upward turn uuder purchases for the &C
count of prominent bull on the stock
and rose per cent before noon. After
midday there were realizing sales which
caused q slight depression in the stock
which gave way q, rallying 8 and reced-
ing Is, closing at aD advance of Is on the
dav.
OF the Granger group, St. Paul was the
only one which showed any special
activity and even in this stock the sales
were smaller than usual The fiuctua-
tionS, too, were limited to a range of y.
the last being the lowest price of the day
and IS below yesterdays final sales. Some
long Union Pacific stock was brought out
by reports that Il big assessment would be
levied on the stock under reorganization
plan, and decline of % resulted. of which
Is was recovered on the better report of
-.N
in view of the low estimates put out by
the bears during the past few days.
The bond market was irregular and IN
settled.
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WFAIERs ENRoUTR

PTTTsBURG. Pa, June 15.-Ths Chicago
division OF Coxey's army under Captain
George Coleman arrived here today. There
are but twenty-s=ven men now in the
division. Coleman expects 20 be in Wash
incton on July 4.
RandalPs army OF 225 ia at New Castle
and will be here in few days.
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rRENENnous KAINFALL-

OMAHA. June IA SPECIAL % the Bee
trots. Madrid sAy= remarkable G1gnPsgE
of rain fell here HIS morning. ta- govern
ment cua-es actually Indicating a fzlI u
seven inches "a three hour Mncs aztl
acconap Suieri tie rzio- ]. WAS gea=r4! Ia
thls past OF Nebraska.
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Cash quotations were as follows:

No. 2 spring wheat 5714c. No. 3 spriug
wheat, n9mn; No. = red size. No. Q corn,
f016c No. 3yellow corn 4034@56c. No. 2 oats
t3c. No white l33za44c, No. 3 white 43a
b3a54c. No. 4. SIC No ! faxseed s. 50, prime
timothy, 81 -. Mess pork per barrel, Sl2 Us.
Lard, per 100 pounds, So 60a6 62l6, Short
shoulders. boxed. S. 62Iea5 IS. short clear
sides, boxed, So 6215a6 IS. Whisky distillers'
finished goods per gallon, 81 10.
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INGALLS, FLATTERIse oFFER.

ATCHIsOx. Kan. Juoe l5.-John J. To-
gals has received an offsr 10 become sils-
or-Iu-chief % al important magazine pub
lished ia NeR York he will leave for
that place TOMORROW 70 confer With tie
management
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GRAIN MOVEMENTS.
LIVE STOCK

On the P-.duce exchange today the butter
market was firm. unchanged. Eggs, weak
strictly Jresh 9Isal0c.
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Whole Army Corraled.

OMAHA. June 1.-Two hundred and
forty of General Cgrter's Commonweslers
have been corraled by deputy marshsls at
Big Springs and are now loaded in box
cars there awaiting orders for their dis
posal from Judge Dundy. Late this even
ing Deputy Marshal Liddiard with force
OF l22 special deputies arrested the entire
force of the industrials, accomplishing the
feat without trouble. Word was sent At
once to Omaha aud Judge Dundy notified.
He finally decided to order the release of
the men if they would agree to dIsperse.
II they insisted in remaining in body they
are TO be brought to Omaha as prisoners.
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BANK OLBARINGS,

NEW YORK, June l5.-The following table,
complied by Bradstreet's. shows the total
clearings at the principal cities, and the per-
centage of increase or decrease. a. compared
with the corresponding week last year:
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Vocal Instruction.

Mlss Jsaa kaufman sill give Vocal "
sTEUCrIoT ia al its brsHchss - tbs
SIcEuer Conservatory - Hnz.e For terms
rsii CT a5dr~ss &fas Jg&s KAUFgAx.
5ickusT Conservatory o. Aosic. Highita.
Kansas
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CHICAGO, June 15-The rains III the
west and declining prices abroad caused
weakness in wheat today and July closed
81 cent lower Corn closed with loss of
"a, oats were 4 cent lower and provisions
lower all around.
Wheat was weaker and values ruled
lower The rains in the northwest and
many operators to change from the "long"
TO the short" side of the market. The
selling at the start was quite free. but
around 5S05S1s cents for July there was a
pretty good demand and offerings fell
Of for a time, but later increased
again, influenced some by the
prediction OF showers in the north
west and lower closing continental
cables. There was a little changing going
on by the elevator interest. the difference
most of the time being 2% cents. Later
private cables were said to be more favora-
bic and July closed cent from the days
low figures. The range for the dav was q
cent, the market opening ss@13 cent
lower
Corn. was easy within % cent range.
Free offerings and the break in the gen
eral drouth caused the weakness.
Oats, after higher opening declined on
the weakness i'll other grains and liberal
offerings. The range for July was l cent.
Provisions were again dull Opening
weak on heavy live hog receipts. the mar
ket declined with few exceptions and was
aided by the break in wheat. Compared
with last night July pork is ~ cents
lower, July lard cents lower and July
ribs cents lower.
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WIOHIrA MARKETS

WICHITA. June Is.
CATTLE.
Cattle-Strong.
REPRESENTATIVES, SALES
Tie following are the representative sales OF
cattle AT the wards today:
ssiockers ..II6O / So scows...... .Ico5 ! 50
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Chlca2O 1larknt.

CHICAGO, June L.
The market today experienced the following
range of prices.
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Tdkea Up.
ron TRADE
FOUND.
MGR ,hi-hssa Sc per rr.r-r "a

r OST- BETWEEN WACO AVENUE AND
L. Lawrence. a pocketbo0k containing seine
cards and menorAndums fsrturn 20 Ms. Nc
NagDara. 80 Waco avenue ard get fewA Il. s 81
Y OSr-A LADIES GOLD wATCiLB.rWEEN1 tT
l. residence Riverside aie hiE Arkansas
river watch marked ~t{aa. Reward o. o. VIII
be raid FOR return OF same 70 NV ofss re-Ileueo
II not damaged. =. a. withereli. over Iss Nortn
Main. ~"
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ron RIM Hot.es

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A sgsa<.s = SsG>~A $50 aarA
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IOpened. / Highest Lowest. Clos
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situations WaHted-Fem0ie.
situations Uanted-MaJe.

UANTED--tSSALE~MAN OR AGEs;NT- --'is,p
Hunter Tailoring Ce. Cincinnati. o dss a. q cd
" ANTED - SALEs3lA.; SALARY FROM
w START YeTruaa EFT place. BrewB Br.s Co. >ur-
seryuen 4 Alca- o. IN. t-uatN
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MISCELLANEOUS

Hf IsNt LII u ~ w Z 80
DOTTLEs WAN1ED-CASR PAID FOE ALL
ID kinds q bottles, lie LAST First street - 81
DAKE BUSINEsS OPPORTUNITY - FOR
III rent large brick store-toonl. @sxivO feet, Vel
iUc.ted Tor business desire TO transfer uneAeired
lease for ~ years Apply for terms 10 heA.o9 =
Cote. a. Guthrie, o. q. - %
a n LAST NE HAVE IT-KEEN, BhfGHr
N and brainy men and women wanted every
WHERE TO take orders SLEEPS WORLDS fAlts
PHOTOGhAPHED. only book OF copy righted
Photographs Of buildings, SCENES ana EXHIBITS OF
The Worlds Columbian Exhibitions Anth1itAra by
the Exposition Management, OnClAt Certificate ac-
ConpaIiies each volume. BONANZA Tor Motkel-s
drop everything and handle H. you VIII make
money fast: books ready, credit siVsn bi. commits
rIouS; illustrated circulars. ierms. i.kk AddFcss
Globe Bue Pub. Co., 10 Dearborn ST. thieasos
H., Piia. Pa dol III wed m q s@i
MOE ROOFING, VALLEYS AND CUTTERS
tZitf
CPECIAL SALE-THE NEXT TEN DAYS On
- everything ia store Now = your TINE 70 get
cheap furniture gasoline stoves, tetr-e atoF-,
sbanrs mating etc. We have a job lot OF led
room cults that viii 60 Al half prcc Cash or easy
payments J. u ley 3 Co, ssJ North MAin stretI
~. :. Drake. manager. u
J1oR GOOD TABLE BOARD and cheerful rooms
II 60 70 iirs. Dorei. No. - y. Main ~ Board ana
room so per week; board & per week. sIie meal
&c. d4-9-tta
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TOE NAIE-Eeuf i5afs.

10. SAEf-THE CHE pr - FEscF 80
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Blotches. Old Sores, Ulcers and all skin erup-
lions cured by 2. p. T., the greatest blooo purifier
of the age.
Rheumatism and Syphilis yield readily TO T. +
L. Pjickly Ash, Poke Root and Potassium
II you are troubled with Dyspepsia, Stomach
Disorder, or Liver and Kidney Complaint, try
l.. +. r, and you will rejoice al its magical wo. k
ipgs. Females are peculiarly benefited by p. r.
Z. It expels disease. and gives healthy action to
every organ.
Lost manhood, lost energy, weakness, general
debility are all cured by T.. Z. r. New lite, new
energy are infused in the system be the blood
purifying and cleansing properties of L. Z. T.. the
greatest blood purifier Of the age.
A fact worth knowing is that blood diseases
which all other medicines fat TO cure yield slowly
but surely TO the blood cleansing properties of Z.
T. z. (Prickly ASA, Poke Root and Potassium.
Catarrh originates in scrofulas faint. p. p. T..
purihes the blood; and thus permanently cures
Catarrb.
Terrible blood poison, body covered with sores.
and two bottles of +. p. T.. fPrickly Ash, Poke
Root and Potassuml cured The disease, making
the patient lively as aten.year- old.
d&wlwnr
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A well known breeder ia old Lincoln is
Capt. Enoch II. Groudy of Bristol, who
owns Ginger, by Warrener; dam Baby
Woodlawn, by Woodlawn. He was never
started, but in green condition has been
driven mile in ~ IL, last half in LIS.
Edgar Jones of Il pley who has recently
returned from Boston, brought with him
green PAGER said to be able to do mile in
1926.
The well known trotting mare Hippona,
owned by E. II. Nealley, Of Monroe died of
collie last week. Hippona had a record of
227 IL and was known on every track in
Maine as game racer.
The defeat Of St. Croix Jr., in the race
for three-year-olds at the State fair was a
surprise, especially when he did not strike
his gait. Says the Bangor Commercial, Up
to that race bis driver had been a boy, Harry
Hilton, who has driven him miles in 2 %,
but Guy Edwards went up behind him and
was beaten. Very likely l. lwards did moi
get the hang" Of the young trotter. Be.
fore the race all the horsemen supposed that
St. Croix Jr.,was going away from the field
The FLY, Baby Wilkes, owned by A. X
Ross Of Bridgton, is quite curiosity from
the fact that che will not eat oats Her die
is buttermik and hay, and not much of thC
latter. Although she Is now two years ole
she will not take to oats. Her name of BABY
seems to have been well chosen.
Contrary to the usual custom, Ralpl
Wilkes wears no check.
DR.. J. r. Day has purchased the bay col
of Mr.. Martin Nichols in Monmouth fo
$3.50. The doctor will take her to New
York. "~
Alclayone, by Alcyone, has been place.
in the hands of Trainer J. M. Calvin to b,
handled for speed. He is the property o
Mr.. S. W. Parlin of The Horse Breeder.
The promising young stallion, Croi'
Wilkes by St. Croix, owned by Spearil
Bros. of North Arson il being handled b.
Mr.. Waite at the Fairfield park.
Mr.. Irving W. Pottle of Kingfeld, own
four year-old selding that is very promis
ing. He was sired by Governor Morrill,
his dam was by Ethan Allen.
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Eleven Italians were at the wharf OF 'ne
Kennebec & Boston Steamboat Co., Mon
day, having come in from South China'
Saturday, and it is reported that they woikeu
a month there on the Wiscasset 4 Quepe'
Railroad for which they received 50. lhey
hung around the wharf from Saturday w
yesterday, when they took the boat io'
Gardiner, intending to go from there 10
Boston.
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CARDS OF THANKS. OBITUARY NOTICES Dr.,
oLuIloNsoF RESPECT, ETC, will be cho-aas
at the rate of ten cents per lire No ennaarged
less than seventy-iiye cents. N"afss
ALL ADVERTISING ANNOUNCEMENTS or rv
IEkrAlNMENTs, whose object is the RAISING =.
cents line. ~ Hileen
ADVERTISING NOTICES, ncws form. will u.
excluded from our local columns.ey cent en- D oe
as refer 20 advertisers occupying space ~
der separate head on the local pages - uh'
subscribers who fail to receive tho Jo,n
NAL promptly will confer favor by nnti,n
ms the Office immediately. o-y
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SgeetaI entertainments.

Small advertisements not exceeding four line
(thirty words) coming under the head of WANT:
ED, For SALE, To LET, LOST, &C., will be inserted
two times for rs CENTS three times for rs cents and
one week for so cents, advance payment
In sending By mail, remittance of postage stamps
or postal note should be made with order, at
the charges are too small to open accounts for.
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Charles II. Gilman and wife, who nave
been here visiting at Mrs. Gilman's hoine'
II. +. Smiths, Crescent street, have II.
turned 10 Portland, where Mr.. Gilman VIII
soon engage in business.
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Local Notice.

The j. E. Fuller Co. has received from
Aroostook county 100 boxes Moores Al.I y,
plums, which will be sold cheap Tor ca'D'
for canning purposes.
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The new schooner Abernaki, Capt. SNOW
min, was lowed up here, Sunday, BY the
tug Charlie Lawrence, and will be loaded
with paving block, from the Fuller quarry
for Pawtucket, X. I.
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If A. r. Fuller can satisfactorily settle
with the insurance company on the loss Oh
his house by fire on Franklin street he VIII
Immediately rebuilt.
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Beautiful dahlia blossoms of all co,ois'
a,,ss or septsd3t
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The work of making the change IN 10
burn hall at the Maine Insane Hospital bas
begun. Work will probably begin tbis
week on the extension of the sewers to the
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Mr.. Frederick l.. Odlin, State detective
Of Lewiston, was in the city Thursday. Mr.
Ojlin is one of the most efIicien. public Of
ficers in The State.
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Mrs. B. C. Murray will open her dress
manu-" ~ Sept4ilw.
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Mrs. Eben Caldwell, who has been here
visiting her sister, Miss Mary Hallett, re-
turned to her home in Elizabeth, N. j.,
Monday morning.
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Miss Abbie johnson and nice, Miss
Alice Johnson have just returned from
ten months visit in California.
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" STATE NEWS.
f.. 81 &.
ArOostook.

SMYRNA.
Mr.. Wi,emsn is putting up the frame of
a new house on the site If the hotel des-
troyed b. fra few weeks since. -Potatoes
are repaTs,d H be rotting badly. Not many
have ) Enu ing yet.
WINrD
w. L. WOOD of Boston, is visiting his
parents on Middle streCt.--Editor Stanley
of the Budget is sick. "A large number at
tended the State Fair.-Mrs. John Cover
and children will spend the winter in Port
land. Mr.. Cover is in New York Near
ly all of the summer boarlers have returned
home.
MT. VERNON.
This place had camp fire and rally last
Wednesday joined by G. A. r. men of
Chesterville and New Sharon to the number
of about 80, with their ladies'. j. Wesley
Gilman, grand commander of the State was
present. Dinner was had at Masonic hall
also singing and speaking. 1t was a pleas
ant gathering. Hon. Loren Fletcher SEN
ator to Washington from Minnesota has
called on friends in the place. Mr.. Flet-
cher has not been here for many years. His
visited the State Fair las week.-Alvan
Gordon is putting up house where the
Pearl house stood.--Wa1ren Kennedy is
making cellar and will erect house.
John Fairbanks is finishing up his house.
LIrCnFIELD PLAINS.
Mrs. j. II. Smith and Mrs. l.. f. Shorey,
went to South Monmouth, Sunday after
noon and organized Woman's Missionary
Society Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Small
of Bowdoinham, and their Little girl were
visiting relativeshere Sunday afternoon
Mrs. G. M. Rogers was at home Saturday
Miss T. +. Rogers resumed teaching in
Gardiner, Monday .-Mrs. Lizzie Bacon was
able to sit up short time Sunday.
Lincoln.
ALMA.
Rev. Geo. F. jenkins of the Baptist
church, occupied the pulpit at the old church
Sunday. = Farmers are harvesting their
crops, which are reported good re-
mains two or three weeks work at the big
cut on the railroad. Roswell Hodgkins and
family are spending few weeks in Jeffer-
son.--Hartley Averill and wife of Boston,
are in town visiting Mr.. Averirs mother.
Henry Parsons of Bath is here visiting his
brother Woodbury. .-Damariscot Baptist
Association meets with the church here this
week.-Rev. G. +. Jenki 6 mother, from
st. John, N. B., is visiting him.-There
has been much sickness III town of late.
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i j. c. Bennett and Melinda j. Sawyer,
b ,th of this city, were married Saturday,
by Rev. c. S. Cummings.
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Miss Cony will take Miss Williams place
at the Williams district school and Miss
Williams will take Miss Cara Jobnson's
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. ii. johnson are IN
Haverhill, Mass, visiting at Mr.. Johnson's
home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-11

Mrs. Abb:e Bates of Wateryille, passed
Sunday with Mrs. II. NJ. Harlow, East
side.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-11

The Epworth League will hold its first
fall business meeting in the yestry of the
Methodist church this evening.