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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-20
PIeascd with the Locomotive.

The following gratifying letfer was re-
ceived at the Richmond Locomotive ana
Machine-Works yesterday from gem
tleman whose sojourn here some years
ago Is we'll remembered:
SEATTLE, LAKE SHORE, AND EAST
ERN RAILWAY COMPANY,
OFFICE OF THE RECEIVERS.
SEATTLE, WASH. November IL. 1895.
Mr. William r. Trigg. President. Rich
mond Locomotive-Works, Richmond.
NaI
Dear Sir,-The new locomotive IL here,
/ saw It yesterday in the yard, and II
is a frst-class piece OF machinery, and
I am sure will give entire satisfaction.
1t looks TO me TO be the finest locomotive
running in this part OF the country-at
least, have seen nothing equal to 1t.
This morning. understand. 1t went out
with freight train. and will return with
a very heavy train, made up OF coal ana
logs. am better pleased with its ap-
pearance than with anything on wheels
in this section OF our land. | am delight
ed TO know that Richmond is taking its
place in the front ranks in the manu-
facture OF fine machinery.
with kind regards TO our friends. re-
main. Yours truly,
CSigneD JOHN II. BRYANT,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-20
Telcgraphic briefs.

Paris.-The sFrench cruiser Admiral
Baudin, which ran aground In the Medi-
terranean few days ago. has been fioat-
ed, but Il was necessary 10 remove her
guns In order TO do so.
Iondon.-The Pall-Mall Gazette says
that General Martinez Campos has &C
cepted the services OF Winston Leonard
Churchill. eldest son of the ate Lord
Randolph Churchill. who has arrived In
Habana. as n lieutenant OF huZzars In
the Spanish army in Cuba.
London.-All of the Colonial agents In
London. except the representatives Of West
ana South Australia, had a conference
with MIR Joseph Chamberlain, Secretary
OF State for the Colonies. at the Colonial
Office. with the result that Mr.. Cham
Der ain agreed TO appoint a commissioner
TO arrange the details Of the construction
OF the proposed Pacific cable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-20
DEATHS.

BASKETT Died. at his home in Han
over county, November IS. 1895, W. III.
BASKET'r, in his 5lst year.
Funeral will take place at Gcthsemane
church THIS "wednesday AFTERNOON
AT O'clock. Friends and acauaintancee
are respectfully Invited to attend.
BURNETT-Ded at her residence. I'm
HcnrlCo county. November - .S5.
AUGUSTA MAY. youngest daughter OF
q. \. and +. NJ Burnett; aged 5 years
months and IL days.
Funeral at residence. WEDNESDAY,
November 90 1895. at | O'clock Friends
of family invited 20 attend
GRAY-Died. Monday. November Il.
1895, at $50 +. NJ. Mrs. II. NJ. GRAY, In
the fist year OF her age. at her son-in-
laws, j. NJ Powell. Barton Heights, Va.
Funeral will take place AT o'clock i.
NJ WEDNESDAY. November 70, 1886. at
J. NJ Powelrs. North avenue, Barton
Heights. Va
WEBB.~Entered into rest. November
II. 1896, at her residence. IA York street,
Norfolk, Va. Mrs. LUCY w WEBB.
relic Of Lewis W. Webb. and daughter
OF the late Colonel T. b. Bigger, Of this
a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-20
A Good Thing and Nothing to Pay.

Just see what DR.. Greene offers 10 do
for all weak and suffering people. He Is
the most successful living specialist in
curing nervous and chronic diseases. His
UNPARALLELED offer 10 consult with any
one. free OF chrage, by letter CORES
incidence, is doing wonderful good. II
Won have any complaint which you do
not thoroughly understand. and which
YOU would like cured. write the Doc or
a letter stating just how you feel and
what symptoms trouble you. He vii.
answer IL, giving a complete description
of your case, explaining the meaning Of
every symptom. and telling how you
can surely get well and strong. He
gives most careful attention to each
letter. and explains your case so
thoroughly that you understand exactly
what ais you. All this costs you no.
thing: you have no Doctors fees 10 pay.
and you don't have 10 leave your home
The Doctor makes speciality OF treating
patients through letter correspondence.
and they nearly always get well He Is
the discoverer OF that wonderful medi-
cine. DIR. Greene's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy. Write TO him at his
office. IS west Fourteenth street. New
York city, and you will undoubtedly be
made strong and well.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-20
ACTIVE MILITIA AND NErEHANS'
=, ro,,x Association Entertain
H., IN. Company Last Might.

For the first time In many years '"e
members Of + Company Association ana
~ the active company net around the
festal board last night
- Tho association TO assemble at the AT
- -, NIGHT and large percentage
~ nfV TIE veterans responded. Captain Morgan
R. Minis drilled bis men ,n in the 9He Of h sae
Vi Wy after which the veterans
were invited into the company-room,
where a spread had been prepared Tor
them As soon as all were seated d'edo Csp, anS
;.ii,.i an IN nartake Of the refreshments
mhich had been provided for them.
Major skinker, president OF thea, the assoe end
ton. responded in feiilns t I'M h,,,S a,
encomium he could pay the company was
,hat the association considered them
worthy Of their veteran sres.
The evening was spent In joyous fash-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-20
BOOKlES KEPT BUSY.
LARGE ATTENDANCE At THE PM
LEO RACE-TRACK.
Close of the Elkton Meeting Helps
Fine Weather I'm the Morning ut
Lexington Changes In the After
noon to Rain.

BALTIMORE. MD. November 49,
The close OF the racing season at
Elkton contributed largely to the attend
ance at Pimlico to-day. There were be-
tween $500 and 400 persons present.
and twenty bookmakers were kept busy.
Two favorites won at very short odds.
The other winners were backed at from
TO | to 10 to /. O'Leary rode three win
ners.
First race-six NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DOS.
Reiff. to u won. Telegram second, Sis
sisretta third. Time. 1:0I-i.
Second race-one mile-Augusta Belle
O09. O'Leary. to ~ won. Oily Cannon
second, Lady Adams third. Time. $50.
Third race-flve furlongs-Trincula GOi.
O'Leary. to y won. Irish Reel second,
Runaway third. Time. I.03 81
Fourth race-one and one-sixteenth
miles-Charade dl5, Ballard. to u won,
Emotional second. Wilton third. Time,
I:55.
Fifth race-fve furlongs-Septuor 600.
Hill, 10 to u won, Premier second, Brisk
third. Time, 1903 l-2.
Sixth race-one mile-Sue Kittie go,
O'Leary. l to y won. Claurie second.
Mabel Glenn third Time, l4s1-2
KENTUCKY COURSE.
LEXINGTON. KY. November 19.-The
weather. which was delightful I'm the
morning, changed 10 a drizzla in the
afternoon. making the track after the
first two races slow, instead of fast. Four
heavily-played favorites rewarded their
hackers, Cecil being the only outsider 10
run for the bookies
First race-seven furlongs-Sligo (97. W.
Jones. 7 to - won. Gateway second. Gre
ole third. Time, 1:2s.
Second race-one mile and fifty yards
Prince Left (95 X. Isom. 6 to 81 won. Eg
bert second. Urania third. Time, A
Third race-five furlongs-Cecil Q06.
Perkins, 4 to u won. Matte Lee second.
Eleanor Nc. third. Time. 1903 l-2.
Fourth race-one MILEAGE C5. w.
Jones, to 81 won. Prince Carl second,
Lamoore third. Time, l:i3 "a.
Fifth race-four furlongs-Jerry Mack
dls, Thorpe, to p won. Sir Wellington
second, Winedrop third. Time. IS IA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-20
BIG PIPE LINE SALE.
Standard OIL Company Pays S2.5O0.-
600 for Three Plants.

The Standard Oil Company has acquired
the Mellon Pipeline Company, a con-
trolling interest in the Crescent Pipeline
Company, and the Bear-Creek Refinery.
says a Pittsburg dispatch. The sale was
made TO the National Transit Company.
The price paid was about $4,000.
The Mellon company operates in South
western Pennsylvania, and includes the
Sistersyille CIV. va Held. The CIR scent
Pipeline Company has its western ter
minus i'm connection with the Mellon east
ern terminus, at MarcusHook, IA.
While Mellon Brothers will still have
some Of their producing interests the sale
takes them out Of the pipeline business
entirely.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-20
PULLMAN CONDUCTOR KILLED.
stems or His cas- nDd Falls from n
TrcSfif.

BEAVER. PA. November 19.-Last
night the night express train ON the Pitts
burg and Lake Erie railroad, arriving at
Beaver. for some reason stopped short
OF the station. Pullman-Condnctor John
son. OF Cleveland. o.. stepped from the
car as be thought ID the station plat
form, TO assist a lady passenger To alight.
The lady saw MIN disappear ana called
70 the porter that the conductor had
,allon over an embankment. Instead Of
mis- however. IL was found that he had
fallen over the side Of trestle to the
cleveland and Pittsburg railroad tracks.
any feet below. When picked up ne was
dead his neck having been broken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-20

PERRY. o. T.. November ia fire
started In the city OF Purcelh ninety
miles south OF here. this morning about
4 o. clock, and the news il that three
fourths OF the town Is burned down. The
buildings are mostly wooden. and as the
town Is In the Indian country II has
a perfect gale from the north. and the
flames swept through the town like
prairie fire 1t is feared that every bust
ness house IN the town and many OF the
hest residences will go. IL Is reported
that some lives have been lost, but this
cannot now be verified.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-20
EDUCATION N CAROLINA.
Negro Agricultural. Industrial. and
Mechanical College.

COLUMBIA. s. c.. November i9.-The
Constitutional Convention to-day con-
tlnued the consideration OF the article
on education. and n 2:2o Il. NJ. passed
II to a third reading. subject 20 a good
many amendments. then to be considered.
The clause providing for a negro az
ricultural. Industrial. and mechanica! col
lege was amended so as 10 divorce the
present Clafin College from Cabin Uni
versity. and allow negro teachers only
to be employed.
The article as adopted puts the dLspen-
sary profits. exclusive OF those given TO
counties and cities. into the annual public
school fund
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-20
BLIZZARD DIN INDIANA.
Gale from the North and snow
Filling Up.

LA PORTE. IND. November H.
Northern Indiana is In the throes OF a
blizzard. gale IL blowing from the
north. and snow is being piled up In
drifts. The trains on northern and south
ern roads both are delayed Telegraphic
Communication has been seriously inter-
ferpd with
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-20
swiss Mountain Nulturcs.
CThe Spectator

In the canton OF Fri woman was
living In 1851 who had been carried on
By lammergeier when baby; at Humid
wyl. in the canton Of Appenzell, child
was carried off in sight Of its parents.
on the Silberalp a vulture attacked lit
'tle boy who was watching sheep. seated
on a rock. and had time to knock Him
over the edge of the cliff before the
shepherds could drive the bird away. AT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-20

The "War Of the Roses Bazaar will
be brought 10 a close tonight with 4
general auction.
and many OF the fancy article at the
Episcopal Methodist. and Baptist tables
were auctioned on The drill Of the young
ladies' was repeated but still the Judges
were unable 10 decide between the teams,
and the contest was decided draw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-20
CarilIo's ExpeditiOn safe.

BOSTON. November l9.--J. V. Fuentes.
president Of the Cuban Club. Of Boston,
received a telegram last evening, stating
that General Aguirre Carillo's expedition
had arrived safely In Cuba. This eNpedi-
ton is said to be the largest which has
landed so far In behalf OF the patriots.
and to be well equipped in men and am
rnuuitiOu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-20
The Iunenburg Cases Again.

The habeas corpus proceedings in the
T.unenburg case viii again come up before
Judga b. r. Wexford in the city Circuit
Court to-day at II o'clock Neither Judge
Mann, Mr.. Southall nor Sheriff CARBON
have yet arrived in the city. but they are
expected to-day.
The decision OF the Supreme Court as
to the petition for a mandamus will be
handed down tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-20
Funeral Notice.

The funeral OF WASHINGTON FlrZ-
HUGH, the well-known ice-merchan..
who departed this life November 18th. VIII
take place THURSDAY, the 2lst instant
at Fifth-Street Baptist cnurch. Rev. W.
+. Graham. pastor at 2 o'clock L. NJ.
Friends and acquaintances are invited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-20
Alleged Asphalt Monopoly.

JEFFERSON CITY, MO, November ~
The Supreme Court to-day III an opi'ision
The Barbes Asphalt Company. declared
that company 10 be monopoly In us CON
trol OF Lake Trinidad asphaitum IL de-
clares that the advertising by ciues aor
OF contracts 10 1.-THE lowest bidder Is
farce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-20
RIchmonders In New York.

NEW YORK. November ls.-tSpecial.)-
c. c. Blackwelder. ST. Nicholas; A X.
Gum. ]. II. Robertson. st. Denis: Mrs.
Hin. Grand Union. j. l.. Isandt. Gilsey;
+ Wagner, W. b. Buriel, Imperial
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-20

WEST POINT. VA, November 10
miner, for several years a citizen OF West
Point and owner of considerable pro-
perry here. died this morning. after long
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-20
Gold for Europe.
4 TypicnI Forty-Nincr.

NEW YORK. November la.-Messrs
Iazard Freres viii ship 81 ,2j0,el0 In gold
TO Europe tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-20
Night Session.

,,. mousse Was iilled. as usual. at the
slon though many of the dele
NV. ''dl lnit the city The session was
,.. Niih fervont and appropriate
s.lrr ly Dr. George IN Taylor, mis-
10 Italy.
" V0oger read the report Of the Cen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-20

'.' afternoon session was opened with
''a'.f ti Rev. j. O. Kirk. The asso'
a' decided 20 meet next year with
Street church. Richmond, on Fri
.'l. November -. 1886, at 7:So p. NJ, and
l fF pr. T. Il. Thames preach
rnon and Rev George Braxton
''.i n D., bc the alternate There
.ir- d. number Of matters Of routine at
i.aie. to
- SION Of Or G. n. Ryland. the as
cordially endorsed the work
r. Virginia Baptist Young Peoples
Rev DR. A. r. Robertson
' clear, strong. and forcible pre-
1 NJ the work and claims OF the
amen Baptist Theological Seminary
-.-, william Ellyson presented report
sympathizing with the plan for
r-' .l.ng the negroes. adopted at the
Monroe conference. and which
p 'ae Whole subject TO the state
tA.r ft..s.f
The Republican journal., 1895-08-15

Philadelphia for Hiogo July G, lat % y. Ion So W.
Percy y Small the four masted son VIM II Cliff
ford; her length. 221 g feet; breadth AZ ; feet .
depth, 1916 feet: gross tonnage, ,393 s. she is
owned by Bath. Philadelphia ann New York par
ties. and will be commanded by Capt VIM Hard
ing of Chatham. Mass
CHARTERS. Bk Beatrice Hayener Trinidad To
New York. Philadelphia or Baltimore, asphalt
81 s. and discharged. Washington. 20 cents en-
ira Bark Grace Lynwood, Turks Island 10 New
York, salt. . cents, Sch VIM Frederick Satilla
River 70 Belfast. lumber, pt. Sch Linah & Kan
inski Darien 70 New York, lumber. 50 and ties
Is cents. Sch Henry Tlton, Prospect to New
York paving blocks. 81 loaded and discharged
Sch Puritan. Philadelphia 10 kennebunkport iron
pipe, 50, loaded ana free wharfage Goa, freishts
Bark Lizzie Garter Newrort News to Boston: 90
81. Sch Florence Leland TO a Sound port 3
months TING charter,p I. Sch Celia F, - Bangor
80 cents.
FREiGnI~- The Freight Circular Of Brown n
%, New York. reports The cemand tor tull cargo
tonnage during the past week has not been char,.c
terizen hN any speclal activity though current
rates t" nearly all ports given Steady firm
SUPPORT There ha- been less inquiry for case oil
tonnage 10 the far East Int Inc GONG ralts e~af-
ll>he'i by the recent deliind are Well sustained "
owners and coM>lgnteS, tle supnls Vl desirable
vessels rena wv III means Excessive t,rea-
sionai inquiry i noticed fer barre iii tonnage,
nut business mauientafily is at ~fanA I'LL tNl-e-
4tlence 81 the difference III owners and i nj tls
fhere has NeeM improved. Tenant. with several
Trades repnlted Ion Australia and Honolulu
fr m the Philippine lSaiA fixtures afe frpprrel
during the interval al - 1'1a -, upon heup to
peieWate EleakAate:, and ~ lA@-7 lQQn ~li-aN.
iieai and fneF fr.'igft- RENE I'LL ,llier Al ibout
prev iates Tor iilliirr tonnage u III. l;Ixer
rlate the' demand Wa hi + measure subsidized fAe
llnerai operations IN tle recent l,a>f haying Slil
h1tte~ iNr tonnage. h""tNtF, aNe maintained tpUu
2 generally steady basis, WlIl 81 : / :, 30. -
.4HM Aa , ti@M rs a Gaa Il tsh Riny
- ilann MoMfreal West Il4&ia td -fnlth America
The Republican journal., 1895-08-15

CENTRE MONTvILLE. Mrs. Waters and son
of Somerset, Mass, are spend ing this month
with her mother, Mrs. 7. A. Cushman.
Miss Ethel Frost Of Belfast is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. " Thompson Miss Lucy Cush-
on Thursdays excursion. Mr.. Ed. Bean
spent a few days at Bar Harbor last week
Mrs Higgins and children are the guests
Of her brother, Mr.. j. Clement
PROSPECT FERRY. Mrs. Octavia Petteu-
gill Of South Dakota is visiting at Mrs. Re
becca Harrman's Ed hartman of Stock
ton called on friends here last Sunday
Mrs. Jane Glldden is visiting relatives in Bel
fast. Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Sheppard's of Bel
fast visited George Avery and wife several
day slast week Capt. Ralph Devereaux Of
Stockton visited relatives here last week
Miss Lizzie Gerrity Of Quincy, Mass, and
Miss Theresa Mcdonald are boarding at
Mrs. +. +. Harding SIM. Mr.. and Mrs Flora
Files and four sons of kendall's Mills visit
ed At George Avery's last week Y. Several
from this place attended the meeting at We
roma Park last Sunday. Capt. f. E. Hard
ing arrived home from Bath Any. 9th to
II
iston Mrs. Lizzie Libby and Misses Ora
Cant, 4. A. CHM n anu wife last Sunday
,5,+ viii u. .
Meade Of Nati'k, Mass, MrS. Henry Cun-
a
y,
~,
r
hrr''oN '''.' go Nf'4N 80 =" 90 a.,
''i'' V'i''i iiaF't' 'tl'' S'f' "
Ct "e.e - 60 l. i''s' e''N Flst'ihs n
''il'' '''''' 49,
'tiitt'-n '0NtN M i+1u' 'T'iI ttte Mei7 NH
'"'.' "'l'' a''e'' '''' AZ -
o9A''''ii' -''''s hi N>t9 =
.
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wv NM Ill.,.
MI. rho,, ,,.,,.l.i,t NJ 1u.
,r..,,a++n,, N;ss VIZ, aal,f a,,.;s.,,
- ,.;.;r;, tr;anA. .n3 r.ta+:, ira
eeiH N''AttiiS Aiieh't' fti4N' ANf''4NNf'
The Republican journal., 1895-08-15
DIED.

BREWSTER IN Rockport Aug. a. Edwin II
spn Y the late George l.. ana Mary Brewster.
aged Is years.
CutKin. N oakland California tht, vsaw II
Re-. Albert Church. formerly If Kockland, aged
81 Years
FIAaGs lii Belmont, AUg iU Hypcvheif Flage.
aged IS wears, = months and II ttaNS
kIMBALi n jackson. AUS n VIZ lamts
kimhall. Yea % years t'neral Au4 ", Rcs +
$ noih ecialing
kALFR II Wesf IITrren Ma. lVly \. y Brain
ard kalrr. native VI Waitohoro aged 81 years.
LEANn- ~ taSline 49,. /, Ant. -illS Leach,
aged ~ wears.
rAt>l IN searspor. Aug II, Elizabeth G.. wife
q Leonard n lAiAe, agea r. years, 4 months 400
z days
rArL. In Belfast Aug III, Warren n Paa,
aged 81 years. month ana y days.
R@GNR>. Ia Roekland, Aua :. Sarah J wife
OF Elisha $. Rogers, agesl "A years and months
WH>lW"kTH. IN Camden Aug ,, Kate Went
wort tn. aged Is wears
The Republican journal., 1895-08-15
SHIP r,ws.
PORT of BELFAST


Aug M SCH .ulanr. Iendletnn, R~.kIAnd.
Aug s. Scis Sarah u j kaMson, French, fhila-
delpliia; Cha>- Farr Roisdo,l,; Edna Kelley,
MY N'lk Lepna, l.AAr H"~t"n
GazelIe. ray~ol, do; Maria Webster Turner. ti-h
ill@ excursion.
AUG IL. sch Emma, Dooev Bangor.
Aug H. Sei Il NJ Bonnie, Burgess, excursion.
Aug !. sch Jonathan conc. Robertson \ nrk
Aug s. Sch5 Mlantononah, Ryan, Boston, Jas
Holmes, Ryan, a., 'iazelie- FaN>on. Roekla nd .
Nolant FendIeton, do: Hunter STANLEY. swans
Y VI Bonnie, Burgess. excursion.
Aug Q. Sci Leona, Lane. Rockport
Aug a. 5 h Nellie Pickering, hlnpal New
ark
Aug 3. sehs Chase, Farr RocIiand and New
York. Nolanl- Pendleton, korklan,-
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York. Aug " Ar. BARK Adolph Dhrig
Amsburv, sill ra,,ore; Sid bark Nilora Ii Hopkins
BuenoS Ayres; N ar, SCH Jessie Lena, Hooper,
Pensacola Sid. sch David Torrey. Portland: =,
sd, sch Georgia ',iikey, Port johnson for Salem /;
2, ar sch Melissa Trask, Bangor cld ship Edward
oBnen. San Francisco; 10, sid, sch> Florence le-
land, Bangor; ID y Haskell. Elgewater for Ban
Eor: David siner. Frankfort -, ~ sens Carrie
Pickering, Greens Landing, Flora Condor,
Providence for Philadelphia
Boston. Aug Ar. schs Isaiah Hart, Bahhitge,
Hoboken, Tidal Wave, NoaM, Mt Desert; ), All,
ar. sch Radiant. Hardy Bangor sd, sch Niola
Reprard, Brunswick Ga; M, cid ~ah Abraham
Richardson, Wade. Bangor; ar, schs Jas Holmes,
~ ~ a. Deilast Vuell, t,ii'4"l \, =, Nns @s'i
flowsr Robinson Bangor Mnsl"w Morse , Ntw-
Iuii, 9eai sl,"ll IL ecli Mi'ht'i''iin 49,
saie. hlen. ah l''l Ne" h"Ih' go -" 7e'-
Ms s., 4 s1nl,hs, Cayenne
i'ueila >uG " NV W. s.ii i>>.e,S iiutrii
lnson Bangor 8, ar, SGh Kahh"ni Lord Wllmms-
IT IN ~ III ~ ln"'aee i Mals
I"i., al SUI Miilie l. a>t"',i Nc" W VI
i,utla Ior'tI, " ihi,El"ili 'e, H. IT. Nth
Lei.lsIeM' hdls"i ei",, Seis naiN = nan ah"
cella bangor , ,.
sa.'l l Nh q ~, sah snionega. oa'o
y gu odih DORIS "as'erteii. l'ia an" M" t'a-
ne 1.n.,,.aa .uu,o 1a..;arax. 49,.
I"El' ~ Nv 'ot ~, seh paw" iolcN Diihh-
Mt Heagan, 10 load stone, 8 ar sen + ia ] Fen
dleton, Fletcher l'hlladelphla; Eltcfa ballev,
Thnrston, New york; ca, sch Charlotte Buck.
The Republican journal., 1895-08-15
COUNTY CORRESPONDENTS.

NIsALHAvES. Lola Shirley arrived from
Boston last Thursday, accompanied by her
cousin. Parker Ward vino Will remain in
town for visit. NJ. Mrs. w. A. Whittier has
returned from a visit to relatives in Liberty
China and Montvlle. Colin Collie is at
home from New York Mrs. freeman
Green is spending d few weeks in Camden
-. Mrs. Joseph Tyler and daughter of Bel
fast are visiting Mrs. Tylers mother, Mrs
Mary Hopkins. , The Thomas Shea
company are at the Memorial Hall this
week. a new base ball team has been or
gained with Charles Boman captain. Uni
forms have been ordered from Chicago.
They Will be of crimson color, bearing on
the front in white letters the name Ninal-
haven. Kitty Grant, a little miss Of 10
years, was the fortunate one in tAe bicycle
contest. Several cases of measles are re-
ported. ID. H. Glidden, who has been for
sonnet time in the employ of Lane q Libby
has left the store and gone into the insur-
ance business. -. The " IA club gave a ball
at Memorial Hall last week. Music by Me-
servey's orchestra. j. Some new houses are
being erected on the site where Granite
Hotel was burned. Blueberries and rasp-
berries are very plentiful this year and the
children earning their spending money
by picking them. :. Several Of our towns
people went to Warren last week to attend
the Pilgrim Reunion at the Standish farm.
-. Saturday evening, Aug. 4th, Chas Rob
ertson, contractor, entered INTO contract of
a different nature from those in his bust
ness line. This one included Miss Jennie
Norton and required Rev. C.. W. Bradlee Of
Rockland to make it binding. Their many
friends extend congratulations.
The Republican journal., 1895-08-15
Boston Produce Market.

Bo~roS, Aug u, 1875. The following are To-
GAYS quotations Of produce, etc
Butter Cream hest 2le: other, lsa zoe dairy
best, ia l9c: other l4ul
Cheese Northern. new, sos / ic; Western ne "
l-2dsc.
Eggs Hennery choice, q 4 .2c: Eastern. l7c.
Real>-rea. s. o5a1 Is; mediums. II a5a G5
yellow eyes, - 10u2 80.
Hay New YORK AHA Canada tancy SlSala tair
I" good. Sl6n H. lower grades Sllul5
Straw-kye, $50 slS. oat. 81 l-4uSS H..
PotatueS-NeW southern choice 81 n al Is
Apples New, cil, ice, y hhl, u 15a2No; ~ 2..t
no