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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01

Serr 2prenS Strarb, BON UtOrriz
i'm, e%rTreute uns lebten 0tittiuo6
ourdJ ieiuen 8eIu6. Die 3atltr bat
in bieiem Sabre Iun0erbnre Spritn9e
gemodt, opd) biirfte es cine Geltenz
belt icilt, baB ein Npfelbnum CUR Ielz
ben 3eit reife s(epfel, friif angeiebte
5riid]te uno bDlentipidelte Sliitben
trd9t. 9iele8 @uriplum lit I'M Sbft~
0arten Des 0errn Strnub in Murriz
ion 5u ie5en.
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leres alter Wiitbiir9ers, Serrn 6ratt5
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nlittog int Otter BON % Sabren uno
> Muraten ant Nterpenfieber- &Dbert
mar ieit lduoerer 3eit in 81. 2puis
County %beiddftiet, uno fam DDr ettpn
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in tranfem 3uitanoe 5ltriid in Die
0einotb. Gcin 3uitalto uerI6limz
:terte iid) nit iebcm Gage bis ont
lctten Spnntag 9tadmittng Der Sob
ben bpffnungsoDllen iungen Mnnn
BON 1einen ic9tueren 2eiben crlDIte.
Der 8eritDrbene mar ein mn ter
batter iunger Maann, Der ieine @ltern
SIT ben belten 0ofnungen berebti9te
uno mar unter Ieiren Dielen 6renn=
ben uno @efannten lehr beliebt nn0
miro beSbnlb iein friib5eiti9er Sub
ail0emei1t betrnuert.
Sic Sctroigurg fanb ant 9ienSta9
AMI bent bieiiGen fatb(. ct. @eprg3
SirdJboie uilrer duBer,4 5c6lrei6er
SetDeiligung itatt.
Sen ticfbetriibten @ltetn unO Sc
ldlniltern un1er ber5lides Seileib.
Die &ab' I'M Sad eefauft!-Sp
oenft Mtan6er, Der bur5 MART
Idreieri16e In5eieen D 8unoer@
mitteln perleitet, iein 91tes @elo berz
siebt uno cine 9ful6meoi5in babur6
erbnnbelt bat. SD benft audi mDbl
Man6er, Der BON benz erpBen Seilz
mittel bes Or. g. Sifsbee eeeen
Samorrbpiben, &nofeiis, lieit. Geib
allo pprii6tis SIR %2eibenoen, uno
lenOet crit natb elmer &rube, Die Gud
q. 9teuitaebter & Co., 8pr 2416,
0etu gDrf, ouf Serlan9en foitenirei
sul6iden tperben, ebe ibr einen Surz
ratb SIT faufen braI6t. Sn alien
renpmmirten 9lputbefeu 81 baben,
SD babe fir bic 9erbft= urb 8in=
terInilpn cine pra9tup1e uno 9ez
m161te 9(uspabl 8leioer1tpffe, lluterz
seus, Strumpftpaaren unb 8oaen-
sorn erbalten, Die id 81 iebr mdBi9en
Yrei1en perfaufe.
&plnnnt uno beiebt 0ieIelben.
Srau s. Silber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01

@ir batten oiele @p6e baS Ser.
9nii9en Die fuleenben unIerer 5reunoe
aus bent iii6liden 5beile bes Goun'
tps in u%nierer Office gu b%eeriiBen: S.
%. @Drtntatn, 90. s. @rpte, Ben.
Mtaupin, SO. 9olt, $. s. 6. @rDte,
@nt. Sue0entann, 6enrp Strnd, Gus.
@aruer, 6ermtann 2abnteber uro 6.
S0oubp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01

9as &reisgeri6t uerta3te iid ant
9ienstag bis 81 ieiner regelntdBigen
am erIten Mpnta9 i'm 0e5ember be-
ainnenben Gibuna.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01

@ruceries, friif uns tets Die
b~iuieiten in Der Sta0t.
q. g. 8ruopt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01

Gpnneni6irne, Die beiten, id0n.
item uno biuieiten bel Rruoot'S
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01

Ou uerfanfen: gse.us 5arT bon leO adsr Gag
SS9.r & bftoorteu nj innaen t~rngboreu GdumeH; GRO
sss gnobrbans in tefsm Srftanbe. ssIdGIise
Shsnne mt suten Stdntuj onSes5sifpustes Asalfr.
nenes 6lbneThaus EHo dnnert 9letsr9feaHne II otFer
Greuuns. 8ebtnsuneeu fehr gqnpls-
Erafe, mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01

91dcbfen Mpntoe r~eselmaBi8e Ser
Iamntluna tes S~ta6trotbS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01

8erGan9t: $4,000 Sul9el@ p.
2 Meisen, ipfprt. sc. Serbian.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01

9dbreno oeu fiblen @etter nerz
%faufen mir frildes 8inbfleiId n,td5
beint Siertel 81 lebr ntdBieen 8reiz
Ielt. Sab &Gberliu II.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01
9ercD @poing's @Dm6oianten tuer.

Gercp @uOine's GpmD6ianten lperz
ben am Sonntae, Montae, 9ienstae
uno Mittfpo6 ndbiter @ode bier
bier SoriteIlungen in Der CONCERT
bale geben. Die Grippe CAB lebz
tie @o6e in @albinetun 8priteuz
urgen u1o iuie mir aus bprtigen
3eitun9en erIeber, fino lire 2%eiitun=
gen re6t befrieoiaenb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01

Sim lebten Samstae Nbeno batten
mir eiten lei6ten &e8en, Der tueni9z
items ben Staub einieermnBen legte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01

@ebt am @amsta9 ms Sbeater
nnb uerlebt einen per9nii9tei1 I6eno.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01

Die @runbmnuern fir bas Sebauz
be Der rGlettric Sight Co." Iptuie
audi bns 5unbnment fir bic Wtal6i=
men iino lebte @ude poaenbet NOR
ben unb merben bieIe @p6e mod Die
3immerleute lire Nrbeit in 9tu9riff
nebmen. Die 9rabtleitune lit Jest
bereits in o(len Seid6ftsbduiern on=
eebrod)t uproen unb tpiro, nad)oent
Die Sabrif in Setrieb eeiebt iuoroen
lit, tein eirtSiges @ei6dftsbauS i'll Der
Stnbt iein, bas nldjt ourdb Gleftri5iz
tat beleudJtet lcin mir5.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01

Mit 6ieier 9tummer tritt bas
r&ulfsblatt" ieinen 40. Sabr9ane
an. Seit 40 laneen Sabren bat
bas 8pltSblatt bic Sntereiien bc$
9eutl9tbunts III Stabt unb County
treu uerfubten utto bic 9batlade baB
ii9 unlere Subicribentensubl BON
Sabr gu Sabr permebrt bat, lit Der
bette 8etueis onfir, buB uulere Be
n1iibuneen bic ertunrtete Nrterfennung
eefuuben baben ultb inter oteien lint
ltdnoen fDrreit mir nit friidJein OfutG
unb erneuter 3uoerii6t bns SdJiua=
bennlter n%ntreten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01

9alenber fir 1896 in 5lubr's
8uf6anblune.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01

n mr. sseac,trua. Sob crude hierWlt ale meiEs
3 frnsercu RnHnrn nuh splte bic nit mir IN sssn.
nruo ifsbtu, sur 9sSIsiiuu9 tbrer ets9nun9en uno
GntTiEfruo Ihrer gerbinoItGteIteH bft MIR oor5u-
P aIbert&atteImauu.
fermnnn. Tp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01

Cine i%pertbuolle Sub, @i9entbum
oe8 Serrn Taitor s. apenie, fiel am
lebten Spnnta9 rpnn Gpurtbaus=
vS(uff" aus einer 9Dbe upn ettun 60
6uB berob auf ben Sobn0amm unb
tuuroe 10 i6linm perlebt onB le balb
ourauf uereuoete.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01

Sriefe limb auf Der 8ultofice fir
MrS. .. s. Gulenlant, Sos. g. @nrbz
ner, Gpnrab Sartnlann, Miss Mnrp
9iniun, Mrs. &pIanaf SinlbaG, Mrs.
Ot. &uart, @reen 8iharoiUn, Miss
s. &ueiter, Soiepb S6raub, @bns.
Sprainfplo u1o oSafob Sdmab.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01

Serr 0ietrit 9annpe beeut ii1 leb.
ten WtDrtog na9 Sutton, NtO., UNI
leinen SoDn, 6rieori6, Der our etiun
einem SATIRE ais irrIinnie in bas Dor
ti9e Srrenaipl gebradt tuuroe, ab5u=
bolen uno in Die !SeintatD 5uriidsubez
gleiten. gSie mir nit Sereniieen
bDrelr. lit 6rieori6 tuieoer nuultdnbie
gcnelen un0 ,uuroe pon ben 4ersten
alS oeGeilt eutlu1Ien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01

Srob 6e5 iehr trpdenel. ESetters
'reroen 9e8eh rtie uiele ;unee Obit=
bGlinte gepflntt5t Die 3. 3. D ben
ueri6iebenen 8auml6ul.N9erten OBJ
aelieIert fDeroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01
Dem offisieuen geridte bes Stats

Dem offi5ieuen 8eri9te bes Staats-
@rbeits : gpmmifdrs, See Meri~
tpetber, gu fplge, tpurben aus Gas
conaoe County iudbrenb bent Sabre
1894 Die ~foleenben Grseuenihe Der
2anbipirtbi6aft, ber S9nfz unb 8iebz
sudt, bes ObIt= uno @einbaues u1n.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01

WON 9. &
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01

OI.;,. r,IfT r.5tnu 1tdaAAle StEsr 'rtru
vt sSsbaTb,, .sn nr6;-. Ssa4ih eas III. bon
Snm,u. hIeieern rod ntutftn D /
iehr m0stoen 9reiieu. GteEials
uub Ruabtnfltioer qTt nHo bly, In
o~en.iaten 3uipru9 bittat.
5raug Neper.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01
Dermnuner nolksblatt.
Wpraen 9lbenb Sbeater.

9as rSpltsblatt" erreid)t beute
bns Sduabennlter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01

Der efte r2abrer bitfenbe 8pte"
Safenber fir 1896 Bel SSiualb
Slubr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-11-01

9. & pclGcr.
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-19
A Tenth Anniversary.

The Y. P. S. c. E. of the Congress
street Methodist church will celebrate
their 10th anniversary at the church
next Friday evening.
An address will be delivered by Rev
J. NJ Frost, of Bangor, formerly pastor
of the church.
There will be musical selections and
brief addresses by ex-presidents of the
society also an historical sketch of the
society by Miss Velma Webber All Of
the ex- members of the society are espec-
lally invited to be present. Of course the
public Is cordially invited. The COM
mittee that has the matter in charge is
made up of Rev. Geo. d. Lindsay pastor
of the church Miss Velma Webber, Miss
Gertrude Davis, Mr.. Lindsay B. Griffin,
Mr.. John Montgomery and Miss Gertrude
leighton.
Mr. Frosts' subject will be "Glorious
Opportunities.
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-19
Saved His Life
What Munyon's Remedies Did
for a Prominent 0hiOan.
in Constant Pain-Cured
With One Bottle.

with One DOttle'
W. T. Loffer, well-known resident of
Kent, Ohio, says that Munyon's Dyspep-
sia Cure undoubtedly saved his life. In
relating his experience he said: For
a long time I have been afflicted with
dyspepsia. could eat scarcely anything
and was in constant pain. The gas on
my stomach distended it greatly and my
heart became affected. l was troubled
with short breathing, futtering and irreg-
ular beating of the heart, and often the
pain was SO great that l thought was
going to die: Ny friends wanted me to
try Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure, but had
tried SO many different medicines with
out being benefited that l thought this
would be only one more fruitless effort.
Finally / began using it, and the result
was wonderful. After the first bottle l
could eat without discomfort, and am
now thoroughly cured
Munyon's Stomach and Dyspepsia Cure
cures all forms of Indigestion and stomach
troubles such as constipation, rising OF
food distress after eating, Dloating OF
the stomach. palpitation Of the heart.
shortness of breath and all affections OF
the heart caused by indigestion. 1t
soothes, healsMand invigorates stomachs
that have been weakened by ver-eating
or, where the lining of the stomach has
been impaired by physic and injurious
medicines. Price. 25 ccents
Munyon's S Homeopathic Home Remedy
Company. Philadelphia, put up specifics
for nearly every disease, which are sold
by all druggists, mostly for 20 cents a
bottle.
Those who are in doubt as to the nature
of their disease should address Professor
Munyon 1905 Arch ~street,s Philadelphia,
giving full symptoms of their disease.
Professor Munyon will carefully dag
nose the case and give you the benefit of
his advice free of all charge The reme-
dies will be sent to any address on receipt
Of ratail price
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-19
DEATHS.

In this city, Sept. 1s. Mrs. Mary Y. widow OF
the late Darius White. aged 79 years. D lhohths'
II DAYS. s
Funeral Friday atternoonr at oc1cs strsst from
In tbis eitw Sent is. James E.. son of Edward
and Ellen cney agsa ysafs ro his months ass resi-
dence No Q I,arch street. at $50 o'clock.
9gn at At se eeaeR OF the
mn IN this unT aT Senf 49, Bridget Fahey, wife of
Michael Lynskey as Mlehael MsrH H,tyaaeyyd heey
Notice of funeral hereafter.
In tbs city Sept 49, ased SonR Meef son Oh Mar
' Ia a4a Deering. sept 49, Maria. wife of Charles
stanwood. aged 81 years. months.
otHWSmsrai Saturday afternoon at O'Clock. from
No. South street. Deerlng
In Bangor, Sept. II. Benjamin Barstow, aged
70 AZ YIN eNeally's Corner. Hampden, Sept 16, Paul
inc t,ouid. aged 81 years.
rThe funeral services Of the late Henry B;
Iahnson will take place Friday afternoon at 2
oclock at his late residence, Ocean street, South
Portland. Private
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-19
sep 19
L-ARRABEE'S.
BOYS MAKE Men,

yood, bad or Indifferent men, according
to their early training, surroundings
and advantages. There's no surer
method of stunting boys ambition
than to send him to school poorly
clad. If he turns out to be a society
hater or socialist under such clr-
cumstances it's not to be wondered
at. Then there's no necessity for 1T.
The WHITE STORE SCHOOL
SUIT, double seat and knee, % differ.
ent lines to select from. Will dress
any boy-be he the son OF rich OF
poor parents-in the height OF Fash
ion, and IS. 90 pays all the bills. Then
here are others:
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-19
LAID AT REST.
The Body of Harry vilIiers Buried by the
Oyerseers of the Poor.

The Augusta Journal says there was
some backing and filling over poor Harry
Villierss body Tuesday. Harry left a
will, bequeathing his body, to DR..
Dwinol of Waterville, as stated yester-
day.
Dr. Dwinel came on Tuesday from
Waterville, having been informed that
the remains would be held at the Angus
ta station until 10 O'Clock. His train
was due at 9. 40, but as luck would have
it, the tender broke some rod or other,
and the train was delayed an hour at
Riverside. From there the doctor wired
the Augusta overseers of the poor to wait
until his arrival. 1t being clearly illegal
to give the body to any doctor, will or
no will the overseers had delivered 1T to
the American Express Company with or
ders to forward it to the Maine Medical
School at Brunswick. When DR.. Dwinel
arrived the body was on it's way to the
train. He wanted it stopped naturally.
The Expire SIS Company's agent had no
authority to stop it so DIR. Dwlnal was
forced to see the object OF his hunt taken
off before his very eyes.
There were Two alternatives for Dr.
Dwinel to pursue; one to go back home
and the other to remain in Augusta. He
chose the latter A petition to the mu-
nicipal authorities of the city of Augusta
was started and presented to Mayor Mil
likep signed by 10 citizens Of that city
requesting that the body of Harry Viii
liers he given decent burial. The
Maine law on the burial of bodies un
claimed by kins-people is to the effect
that they shall be given to some state
medical school, unless petition be pre-
sented to the municipal authorities of the
town in which the person died, signed
by 10 citizens of that town, requesting
that the body be buried at once, the mu-
Moi pal authorities having the option OF
granting or declining the petition. In
this case the--municipal authorities grant
ed the petition and the body was ordered
back from Brunswick, arriving in Au-
gusta about O'Clock. when it was
taken in hand by the overseers of the
poor and buried.
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-19
Junior and MILDLY Suits.

for 3 to 8 years, 25 different styles to Sc
lect from. Undoubtedly the very best
and finest line ever shown in Port
land.
Lot 1-JUNIOR SUITS in blue cheyiot
collar trimmed with black mohalr
braid. $4.oo not any too big price
for them, our price sa. 80.
Lot 2-JUNIOR SUITS in blue cheviot.
elegantly made and trimmed, else
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-19

A diphtheria case is reported from No.
Wilmot Place, Paul Mari, aged six,
being the patient. On the 10th, Maud
Holden, 227 Oxford street, aged nine, was
reported i'll with diphtheria. Leon M.
Fobes of "a Atlantic street, and Michael
Graham, at the Maine General hospital
have typhoid fever. George L. Holden.
of A Monument street, aged eleven, has
scarlet fever.
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-19

La Tenitas, Puritanos Finest Vueta
Abajo Havana tobacco; gentleman's
smoke; I0c straight; at Shaw's.
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-19

The reorganization committee of the
New York and New England Railroad
Co. gives notice that it will redeem at
the Manhattan Trust Co. in NewYork and
at the Old Colony Trust Co. in Boston, the
certificates issued by thosel companies
rep esenting second mortgage bonds of
the New York and New England Rail
road. the holders of which are entitled
to receive par and interest on the surren-
der of the certificates. The certificates
must be presented at the Office of the
trust company issuing them and Inter
est will cease upon them October st.
MARRIAGES.
III this city, Sept 18, by Rev. Leroy s. Bean.
C. Frederick Curtis M. d.. OF Harpswell, and
Martha Bedford Mitchell Of Bath.
In Deering. Sept. IS. by Rev. Edwin P. Will
son. Welden H. Norton and Miss Florence Ger
trude Hill. both Of Deering.
In Sprlngvale, Sept Z. by Rev. B. M. Gsgood,
Benjamin T. Hodgdon and Miss Daisy M. Horn
both of Springvale.
In Biddeford. Sept. IL. Herman A. Libby and
Miss Ella R. Crane both of Biddeford.
At Tenants Harbor Sept. 13. Fred L. Malo.
ney and Miss Rhoda E. Wall both of st George
In North saco. Sept ~. Edward Merrill and
Miss Annie Thurston.
In Augusta Sept. 12, Linwood T. Dutton ana
Miss Grace M Cony.
Iu Gardiner. Sept. 13, Edgar Tibbetts ana
Miss May Batchelder.
land and Miss Edna Knowlton OF Deer Ise.
In Augusta, Sept 49, William A. Lo'oJoy anu
Miss Minnie Worthing.
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-13
AT NEwPO Ri.


Newport, r. l., September FATAL
River to ok the second game from New
port today in the four cornered league.
Sullivan, late of Portland, pitched for
the home team, and was effective except
in the third and eighth. The score:
Newport, Q 0 0 o o 0 ? o.
Base hits-Fall River, 10; Newport, Z.
Errors-Fall River, 81 Newport, s. Bat
teries-Steyens Klobedanze and Rupert
Sullivan and Holmes.
NEW BEDFORD.
New Bedford, Mass, September 49,
The home team had a picnic with the
Cuban Giants today. The visitors were
never in the game The score:
New Bedford, 2 6 0 Q 1 / 0 2-15
Cuban Giants.o 0 0 8 o 0 0 o.
Base hits-New Bedford, II; Cuban
Giants, 3. Errors-New Bedford, / !;
Cuban Giants, 8. Batteries-Day and
Murphy; Selden and Williams.
| Football Notes.
The High school team, for the first
time this season, lined up against a
second team, consisting partly Of Deer
ing men. Captain Sullivan did no play
ing, but contented himself in directing
the play, and coaching the new men.
The old centre rush Foster was out, also
Allen, tackle, and Devine and Chapman,
ends.
Among the new material, Anderson,
formally of Westprook seminary, and
Fisher, Pennsylvania man, show good
form in Practice, and are built we'll for
the game.
Elbridge Allan, the composer of the
Forest City and Portland High School
marches, is in training for right guard
He weighs some IT'S pounds and is doing
we'll.
Hussey is expected back for the other
guard.
If Sanborn and Buxton play backs with
Sullivan, the only new material to be
developed will be guard, one tackle and
a quarter back.
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-13
Refused to Pardon.

Augusta, September u. The Governor
and Council this morning gave tbs
petitioners for the pardon of Stain and
Cromwell leave to withdraw, the sis
members of the council present voting fol
dismissal.
Wainwright Gushing the councillor
from Piseataquis county, was not present
being in attendance on the national en-
campment, but it is reported that he does
not believe that Stain and Cromwell are
guilty of the crime.
At the request of interested parties,
Councillor Clason, in behalf of the coun-
Gil on Friday visited the scene of thu
tragedy and examined the bank building
thoroughly.
He was accompanied by the bank
officials and Mr.. Pierce, the counsel for
Mrs. Barron. One of the bank men en-
tered the vault and placed himself in a
similar position to that in which Cashier
Barron was found and arranged in the
same manner.
Mr.. Clason also examined the hall
above the doors of the bank and made in
quiries among the citizens to learn the
sentiment
This morning he reported to the council
the result of his investigation.
The council unanimously voted not to
grant the pardons.
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-13

Roberts, S. Windham, second. Chicks,
H. S. Usher, first; B. A. Bradbury,
second.
Hondan fowl. L. Roberts, first.
Chicks, J. L. Roberts, first and second.
Barred Plymouth Rock fowl-George
B Jacobs, Stroudwater, first. Chicks,
George B. Jacobs, first and second.
Plymouth Rock chicks-F. G. Harding,
Gorham, second.
White Wyandotte chicks-George B.
Jacobs, first.
American Dominique fowl-H. S.
Usher, first and second. Chicks, II. S.
Usher, first; Joseph Larochelle, West
brook, second
White Plymouth Rock fowl, I.
Chicks-A. L. Gassett, first; Ralph
Digger, Lewiston, second
White crested black Polish fowl-C.
Peterson, Cumberland Mills, first; ]. s..
Roberts, second. Chicks, G. Peterson,
Geese-Howard Walker, South Wind
ham, first; A. L. Gassett, second
first; Fred Trip, North Scarboro, second.
Poultry exhibit of one man-C. a..
Gassett, first; j. S. Roberts, second.
White Sherwood fowl-,Ioseph La
rochelle, first and second. Chicks, Joseph
Laroohelle, first; A. S. Riggs, Gorham,
second.
Indian Guinea fowl-A. F. Warren,
Westbrook, first; chicks, A. F. Warren,
first and second.
Guinea hens-J. +. Tapley, South Cor
ham, first; Edgar Allen, Gorham, second
Chicks, Cliff Douglass, West Gorham,
first; Mrs. R. L. Thompson, Westbrook,
second.
Silver duck wing bantams-A. L..
Gassett, first; J. L. Robinson, second.
White bantam-E G. Libby, Gorham,
first.
Black headed game fowl-N.H. Tender
son, first. Chicks, A. +. W arren, first
Gassett, first and second.
/ White Langshan fowl-C. Peterson.
first; J. l.. Roberts, second; chicks, G..
Golden Wyandotte fowl-C. Peterson,
first; j. L. Roberts, second. Chicks, G.
Peterson, first.
hall, first. Chick, V. G. Hanson, first
Seabright bantam fowls : George
Witham, Westbrook, first Chicks, Geo
Witham, first; Charles Thomp son, West
| brook, second.
Buff Plymouth Rock chicks-A. L
| Knights, North Scarboro, first.
Buff Brahma chicks-A. l. Knights
first.
Buff Leghorn chicks-John Larry
| North Scarboro, first; 3. A. Bradbury
second. Fowl, James Meserye, South
Buxton, first.
| Black Minorca fowl. L. Robinson
White Minorca chicks-J. l.. Robinson
| first and second.
Red Pile game-A. L. Gassett, first
Pekin bantams-A. L. GaSsett, first
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-13
Knox County S. S. Convention.
ESPECIAL TO THE PREss.]

|
Vinalhaven, September 1.-THE Knox
County Sabbath School Convention met
here. to-day, arriving ON the Gov. Bodwell
at about II O'Clock. There. was..about 60
in attendance. The morning being dark
and foggy the number was smaller than
otherwise, though in the afternoon it
cleared off nicely.
| Rev. Mr.. Wells of Union, presidents of
the association called the meeting to
order and conducted the devotional exer-
cises. An address of welcome was made
by Rev. W. E. Geskin.
| The afternoon session was opened BY
Rev. Mr.. Wells. The report of Secretary
Barstow shows that only "a out Of 60
schools sent in a report to the society
Remarks. were then made by Rev. Mrs
Taylor on the work of the society. Mr..
Emery of South Thomaston reported that
the town convention in that town was
a success. A duet was rendered by Mr..
Arthur and Miss Albra Vinal. The
primary department, paper, was read
by Miss Clara Hosmer of Warren. Ad-
dresses were made by Rev. Mr.. Preble of
Camden on "Every Teacher an Evange
list" Mrs. Khais Allan Of Dam ascus,
Syrls. subject, "My Country and Peo-
pie. !"
The same officers were elected for he
following year, Rev. Mr.. Wells, president
L. Il. Barstow, secretary; Mr.. Gardiner,
treasurer.
At the evening session the house was
crowded and close attention was given
to. Rev. Hunnewell of Whitman. Mass.
who addressed the au Hence on the secret
of Sunday school work. All enioyed tn
day very much, returning on the steam
or at O'Clock this morning.
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-13
Saving Good Bye.

Mr.. T. B. Sheehan, who for the past
IS years has been in business in this city,
recently decided to remove to Boston,
and last evening banquet was rendered
him by his former business associates
and his TO mer associates in the city gov
eminent and other friends. The banquet
was given at the rooms of the Emerald
Associates, and was largely attended
Mr. Sheehan' was presented with very
handsome walking stick and valuable
pipe. The occasion was delightfully."-
informal, and at the close, Mr.. Sheehan
with evident emotion, returned his
thanks to all his friends and former as
sOciates