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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-04-19
To the Cape.

LONDON, April 1S.-General Car
rington, the British commander at
Gibraltar. has been ordered to the
Cape of Good Hope in order to take
command of the British forces at Mat
abeleland. He is a veteran in South
! f-ican warfare
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PROVING IT.

The man who takes a half hour in
the prayer meeting to tell what poor
miserable life he has been leading will
probably be found using all the rest
of the time proving by his life that
what he said was true.-The Eyangel
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Dt1gRayEN,s REPRESENTATIVES,,

NEW, YORK, April 1S.-Among those
who came over on the Campania to-
day was Mr.. H. Maitland Kersey, Lord
Dunraven's American Representatives
Mr. Kersey said he had heard no talk
on the other side about challenge for
the Americas cup
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~BLACK CRooIxv DIsBANDs.

ST. LOUIS, April 1S.-After the per-
the BLACK Crook company disbanded
and it is stated the members are
without funds with which to leave the
oifx
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BRITISH IN
BULUWAYO
Everyone of Them Are in Imme-
date Danger.
RoBINSON'S LATEST LIES
MATABELES READY TO KILL
EVERY WHITE PERSON.

They VIII Rise and Strike just as
Soon as Their Warriors are Heard
Outside of the Line of Defense
Majority of the Leaders Are Dare
Devils WHO viii Stop Mt Nothing
to Accomplish Their Ends.
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added Alarms,

LONDON, April 1S.-(Copyrighted.
1896, by the Associated Press).-The
latest advices received from Buluwayo.
Matabelelsnd, prove beyond any doubt
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suENCING ADvERsARIEs.

We may know enough to satisfy our
selves, yet not be able to say enough
to silence the cavils of a subtle adj
versary.-Central Presbyterian.
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FINDING TIME TO READ THE BIBLE

He who cannot find time to consult
his Bible will one day find that he has
time to be sick; he who has no time
to pray must find time to die; he who
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rNpIFFERENcE To UNITY.

That easy-going indifferentism
which keeps good natured toward all
opinions, for The reason that it cares
nothing in particular about any
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CHARACTER AND REPUTATION.

If take care of my character, my
reputation will take care of itself.-D.
L. Moody.
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THE WHEEL.

NEW YORK, April 1S-William A.
Sachtleben, the wheelman who went to
Armenia several months ago to search
for the body OF Frank LEM. the Pitts
burg; cyclist who was murdered by
Kurds returned to America today on the
Paris.
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THOIrG.Hrs
TOLD THE TRUTu.

All noble thoughts are prayers
Victor Hugo.
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THE BUSY MAN AND THE LoAFE1

one devil, but the loafer is tempted
by a dozen.-The Church Standard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-09-18
CYCLE NOTES.
The Demand Tor Bicycle Racks is Steadily
on the Increase.

One of the side issues to the bicycle
business which have recently sprung
into activity is the demand for bicycle
racks. Permanent racks have long
been used at roadside hotels and
"wheelmen's rests" but it is only with
in short time that small movable
racks have made their appearance in
front of shops of all kinds in the cities.
They are made to hold anywhere from
three to six or eight wheels. and are
so constructed that either the front or
the rear wheel of the machine can be
set in them easily and without running
the risk of breaking a cyclometer or
doing any other damage. A woman
living in small city near New York
says that the bicycle rack in her town
sprang up like magic. 1t happened
that for two or three days, month
or so ago. she did not go to the bust
ness part Of the place, and on her next
visit there We're racks in front of near
ly all the shops she was in the habit of
visiting, and in at least half dozen
stores they were on sale. Racks of this
kind are used on lawns. and are cx-
ceedingly convenient for those having
country houses in places where bicycles
are much used.
On none of the railroads of New Eng
land are bicycles carried free, but there
Is no doubt that efforts will soon be
made to secure the passage of laws
similar to the Armstrong act in New
York. On these railroads a new tariff
for bicycles has recently been adopted.
allowing wheelmen to carry the tools
of their trade" at lower cost than
heretofore. The lowest charge is 10
cents, and this applies to all cases
where the fare is less than IS cents
Where the fare Is between 10 cents and
81, the charge for a bicycle is Is cents
between 81 and $3.50. 90 cents, and SO
on, until passenger whose fare comes
to sum between 81 and $40 has to pay
81 for his bicycle This schedule is GO
ing into effect throughout New England
on October /. While the League oil
American Wheelmen has unofficially
consented to it, as an Improvement
ever present conditions. it will not in
tcrfere with future attempts to secure
the enactment of laws declaring hi
cycles baggage. 1t is believed that Sc
per cent. of the bicycle business in that
part of the country will come within IL
cent rate.
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Fought for His Life With a Deer.

William Hunter of Winslow. is one
of a crew of men in the employ of K.
l.. Proctor, engaged in laying the
foundation of a stable for |. G. Libby.
Esq, in his deer park in the upper
part of Waterville. Wednesday Hunter
was attacked by the big buck deer in
the park and was very roughly han
died. receiving injuries that made it
necessary to carry him home where his
wounds were dressed by DR.. F. c.
Thayer.
A young deer had become entangled
in netting used for wire fencing. While
thus engaged the big buck looked at
him in an interested way and finally.
concluding evidently that the man
Was attempting to injure the young
buck. rushed at Hunter and With low
cred head attacked him fiercely.
AS the buck struck him, Hunter
grabbed the animals horns and held
On hard. In the trial of strength that
followed the man proved about equal
t" the deer. AS long as his grip held
Sood Hunter could keep the buck from
doing him much harm
He didn't care to prolong the contest
indefinitely. however. and called for
help His cry was answered by a
young workman who grasped a hoe
that had been used by the mortar
mixers and. running to where the man
ana the buck We're having their novel
tug of war, began to belabor the buck
with Whacks landed wherever they
CHANGED
This method of attack didn't seem to
burt the deer much but it angered him
and he shook his head free from Hunt
cr's grip and proceeded to use his
horns on the man with telling effect.
one thrust caught Hunter in the fleshy
art of the leg and disabled him. With
either his horns or his sharp hoofS the
buck struck the back of one of the
mans hands and badly lacerated it, be
sides punching and bruising him in
various parts of the body He stood u
good chance of killing the man but the
force of the blows from the hoe. which
Hunters rescuer had continued to
WELD Justify, finally convinced the
buck that he had had enough and he
sulkily gave up the fight.
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STATE HOUSE.
Superintendent Of Schools Stetson
Has Returned from Aroostook.
Matters Relating 10 Adjutant Generals Office
New Corporations-Notes.

The clerks in the adjutant generals
office are just commencing to get over
the rush of work that the muster en-
tailed. At present they are busily en-
gagged in making the payroll of the
members OF the militia.
The soldiery receive the following
per day for their work Private. SIPS;
nom commissioned officers, $3.50; End
lieutenant. 50: LIST lieutenant, 81 so:
captain, 50; major, 4; lieutenant col
onel, $3.50; colonel, IS. All these bills
have to be audited by the Governor
and Council before the men receive
their pay.
has returned from a visit to the schools
in Aroostook county. During his alb
sence Mr., Stetson has visited 6S schools
from Conner Plantation to north of the
Allegash river. Professor Stetson
found a great Improvement in the
schools since his visit in that vicinity
a year ago.
In So says Mr.. Stetson. II called
the attention of the teachers and pu-
pills to the advisability of having
plants, flowers and trees set out in the
school yard. On this trip everyone of
those 6S schools had the adornments
and several had plants and flowers in
side the school room. The clergy and
citizens generally are taking keen
interest in all matters pertaining to
school work and are cooperating with
the teachers to bring about the de-
sired result.
The next meeting of the Governor
and Council will he held at the Council
| chamber. next Wednesday. Among
other matters that will come up for
consideration is regarding the tabula-
| ton Of the election returns. The COM
mittee on behalf of the Council con-
sists of Messrs Holman, Clason and
Shepherd
c. w. Fletcher. deputy insurance
commission, is in Houlton on business
Representatives lect l. X. Stetson
and Charles S. Pearl of Bangor. were
visitors at the Capitol. Thursday.
Capt. Thomas Clark has returned
from a two weeks stay a Southwest
tiarbor. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Clark and daughter, Miss Alice.
Secretary McKeen is taking in the
fairs in various parts of the State, this
week.
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The following new corporations have
Gled cert,6c,tes with the secretary of
State;
The Eastman Seed Company, organized
at Auburn. for the purpose of conducting
a general seed business in the county Of
Oxford with $4,000 capital stock of
which 800 is paid in The officers are ::
President W. H. Eastman of East Sum
ner. Me. treasurer, w II. Eastman OF
East Summer, Me.
The H. @. Trafton Company, organized
at Portland for the purpose of carrying
ON a mercantile and manufacturing bus
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Nominations BY Governor CIeaves.

The following are nominations made
by Gov. Cleaves:
Register of Probate County of Waldo
Charles +. Heseltine Belfast.
Inland Fish and Game Warden.-Os-
car Bowers. Machias
Trial Justice.-Samuel S. Carleton
Weld; Il. +. Clark, Eden.
Notary Public.-Joseph w. Peters
Portland; d. O. C. O'Donoghue. Port
land; F. w. Sewall. Wiscasset; ]. F.
Sprague. Monson; Edward II. York,
Portland.
Justice of the Peace and QUORUM
William p. Allen, Caribou; Charles f..
Cobb. Gorham; Cyrus X. Chapman
Lowell; f. A. Goodall, Sanford Albert
F. Matthews, Searsport; Willis Y.
Patch, Bangor; Leroy S. Sanborn, Port
land.
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SOMERSET COUNTY.


ENTITLED to -
Cornyille--C. c. Kinsman.
TAirfield-George G. Weeks.
Harmony-Reuel II. Reed.
MoscOw--Danville 8. Moore.
Norridgewock-H. l.. Whiting.
pittsfield-Al9nzo H. Bnrse.
Skowhegan-I. l.. Walton.
WALDO COUNTY.
ENTITLED to g.
Belfast-W. l.. LittlefeId,
Frankfort-Albert PIERCE.
Iiberty-Arthur. V. Martin.
Northport-Phineas G. Hurd.
SearspOrt-James H. KneeIand
Thorndike-S. A. Coffin.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
ENTITLED to 1O)
Addison.Osinond A. Holmes.
Calais-George A. Murchie.
Cutler-FOrrest S. Stevens.
Brookton-Lewis O. Dudley.
Dennysville-Lyman X. Gardner,
Eastport-Everard f.. Newcumb.
Perry-Wiliiam II. Lincoln.
Machias-W. X. Pattangaii.
Pembroke-B. h. Murray
Steuben-Robert A. Davis.
YORK COUNTY.
ENTITLED to 14.)
Acton-S. II. Garvin.
Bcrwick--Edward +. Goweu.
Observation-Disclosures f. Hamilton, Fred
a. O'Neil.
Buxton-Som r. Shepard.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS *. Littleheld.
Kittery-Frank e. Rowell,
.Lyman-Cyrus w. Murphy.
Newfleld-George Il. Mitchell.
Saco-Joseph ii. Shaw
Sanford-Wilis T.. Sanborn.
Shapleigh-James Il. Coffin.
South Berwick-Albert Goodwin.
York-Joseph w. Simpson.
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Buckien,s Arnica salve.

The best salve in the world for Cuts.
bruises Sores Ulcers, Salt Rheum Fever
Sores, letter. Chapped Hands. Chilblains.
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions. and pos
Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by Chas. K. Partridge.
aug II, eod&w ,folrm,U
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OFFICIAL RETURNS.
Maine Legislature.
SENATORS ELECT.

ANDROSCOGGIN COUNTY
Albert r. Savage. Auburn.
j. Wesley Maxwell, Webster.
AROOsTOoK COUNTY.
Louis c. Stenrns. Caribou.
Henry G. Sharp, Monticello.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Josiah II. Drummond, Jr., Portland.
Edward c. Reynolds. South Portland.
Cyrus S. Witham. Raymond
Matthew c. Morrill,. Gray.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Nathan L. Hinkley, Phillips.
HANCOCK COUNTY.
Gilbert T.. Simpson. Sullivan.
Rufus i. Grindle. Blue Hin.
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
Martin l.. Reynolds Sidney
Oliver b. ClaSon. Gardiner.
Perham S. Head, Waterville
KNOX COUNTY.
Frederick S. Walls, Vinalhaven.
LINCOLN COUNTY.
Henry Ii. Chamberlain. Bristol.
OXFORD COUNTY.
Olcott b. Poor. Andover
John a. Roberts, Norway.
PENOBSCOT COUNTY.
William Engel, Bangor
Albert r. Day. Corinna,
Edgar b. Weeks. Old Town.
P1SCATAQUIS COUNTY.
Willis f. Parsons, Foxcroft.
SAGADAHOC COUNTY.
NJ II. Ferguson, Phippsburg
SOMERSET COUNTY.
Milton l.. Merrill, st, Adams.
Tllson ID. Sallcy, Madison.
WALDO COUNTY.
Adoniram J. Billings Freedom.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Charles A. Mccullough. Calais.
Edgar a. Wyman, Mlbridge.
YORK COUNTY.
Frank ii. Ilargraves. Buxton.
Daniel a. llurd, North Berwick
LeRoy +. Pike. Cornish.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
September Term. Hon. 0. G. Hall. Pre-.
siding.

w s. Choate, Clerk.
G. w. Heselton. County Attorney.
+. f.. Norton, Sheriff.
f. A. Small, Stenographer.
Augusta, Sept. II.
Cora NJ Moulton VS.. Earl Nj. Wills.
Beanc & Beane for plaintiff, l.. r. Car
Teton for defendant. This is a complaint
of bastardy under the statute in which
the plaintiff seeks to have the defendant
declared the father of her child which
was born March 10th of this year: The
plaintiff was 10 years OF age IN March
and resides in North Wayne. the defen-
dant nearly Is and lives in Fayette. 1t
is alleged the child was begotten July 2,
1893. The defence is a denial ana an
5.3p and Mr. Carleton proceeded with his
argument for the defence which was not
concluded when court adjourned.
Some of the poaching prosecutions ="
says IL recent visitor to the happy hunt
ing and fishing grounds of Maine, have
a deeper motive behind them than APP
pears on the face of thing. That there
are many violations of the game laws
that go unpunished and are Winked at IN
the woods regions is well understood.
When some are brought into court, I'M
less the State officials are in 1t there Is
sure to be further reason than the breach
Of the law Sometimes it is a bhckWoods
means Of purifying the moral atmos-
phere. This was notably true OF Piscat-
aouis prosecution of a year or TWO ago.
A Young sportsman was making hinlSeli
altogether too much at nome III the
bosom of a settlers family ana the mat
ter became a neighborhood scandal me
offender paid little heed to the game
laws and the first he knew he was sent
up with a good-sized fine on top OF the
imprisonment 1t effectualiy squeiciied
him in that region
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sAGADAHOC COUNTY.


Sherin-John W. Balou. Bath.
Treasurer. w; Weeks. Bath.
Attorney--Gra Rogers. Richmond.
Register of Probate-C. w. Longley.
Bath.
Commissioner-F. s. Adams. Bowdoin.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
Clerk of Courts-Newen W. Brainerd
Skowhegan.
Shcriff-E,dward p Viles. Skowhegan.
Judge of Probate-Edward L. Danforth
Register of Probate-Nathan Fowler
SkoWhegan.
Attorney-C. O.; Small. Madison
Treasurer-R. T. Patten, Skowhegan.
Commissioner-Alonzo Smith. Corn
vile.
Judge of Probate-George E. Johnson
Belfast.
Register of Probate-Charles p. Hazel
tine. Belfast.
Commssioner-Fraak A. Cushman
Montville.
County Attorney Ellery BOWQeH, BEL
fast.
Treasurer-Alfred A. Small, Belfast.
Sheriff-Samuel G. Norton. Palermo.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Sheriff-Isaac p. Longfellow. Machias.
Attorney-Fred l. Campbell. Cherry
Clerk of Courts-Phineas II. Longfel-
Judge Of Probate-George r. Gardner,
Calais.
Register of Probate-William w. Brad
bury Machias.
Treasurer-Austin Harris, East Ma
chias.
Commissioner-Jethro r. Mutt. Perry.
YORK COUNTY.
Judge of Probate--Nathaniei Hobbs,
North Berwick.
Register of Probate-Frank Wilson,
Sanford.
MISREPRESENTATION l.. Purinton.
I4imington
Attorley-Wilis T. Emmone, Saco.
Treas II. adams. Limerick.
Sherif;-USher 3. Thompson Newfield
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County Officers EIected-Ali Republicans

ANDROSCOGGIN COUNTY.
Sheriff-B. J. Hill, Auburn.
Judge of Probate-F. NJ. Drew Lewis
ton.
Treasurer-Noel p. Potter, Lewiston.
AttOrney-W. II. Judkins Lewiston
Auburn.
Commissioner-George Parcher. Leeds.
AROOSTOOK COUNTY.
Judge of Probate-Nicholas Fessenden.
Fort Fairfield.
Register of Probate-Henry NJ. Briggs.
Houlton.
Attorney-Wallace r. Lumbert, Car
ibOu.
Trcasurer-L. o. Ludwig. Houlton.
Commissioner-James II. Thurlough
Fort Fairfield.
Sheriff-Levi II. Gary. Caribou.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Attorney-George Libby, Portland.
Sheriif-Samuel ID. Plummer. Scarboro
Judge of Probate-Hcnry G. Peabody,
Portland.
Treasurer-Danlel D. Chenery, Deering
Register of Probate-Joseph B. Reed,
Portland.
Commissioner-Gardne Walker. Deer
ing.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Sheriff.. Ardine Blake, Pennington.
Commssioner-Danie W. Berry, Car
thage.
Judge of Probate-James Morrison,
Phillips.
Attorney-Emer L. Richards, Farming
ton.
Treasurer-Daniel NJ Bonney. Farming
ton.
HANCOCK COUNTY.
Sheriff-Lewis +. Hooper, Ellsworth.
Register of Probate-Charles Z. Dorr,
Ellsworth.
Commissioner-John p. Eldrldge, Els
worth.
Attorney-John E. Bunker. Jr, Eden.
Treasurer-Omar w. Tapley, ELS
worth.
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
Attorney-George w. Heselton. Gar
diner.
Judge of Probate-G. T. Stevens, Au-
susta.
Treasurer-James E. Blanchard. Chel-
sea.
Clerk of Courts-W. S. Choate of Au-
guSta.
Sheriff-Andrew L. McFadden. Water
vile.
Register of Probate-W Walter A New
comb Augusta.
Commissioner ewall Pettingill, Wayne.
KNOX COUNTY.
Register of Probate-E. *. Gould.
Rockland.
Sherif-W N. Timer. Rockland.
Clerk CT Courts-R. r. Timer, Rock
Commissioned. S. Bowden. Washing
ton.
Treasurer-L. r. Campbell, Rockland
Attorney-Wash r. Prescott,
Rockland.
LINCOLN COUNTY.
Sheriff-Chas. T.. Piper. Damariscotta.
Commissioned. w. Clarv, Jefferson.
Judge of Prohate--Gcorge II. Remission.
BoothbaY liarbor
Acknowledgement Hilton. Wiscasset.
Treasurer-Joseph Call. Wiscasset.
OXFORD COUNTY.
Treasurer-George NJ Atwood. Paris.
Attorney-John S. Harlow. Dixfield.
Sheriff-F'red A. Porter. Rumford.
Register of Probate-Albert d. Park.
Paris
Judge of Probate-S. S. Stearns. Nor
way.
Commissioner-John NJ. Philbrook.
Bethel
PENOBSCOT COUNTY.
Sheriff-Charles r. Brown Springfield.
Attorney-Bertram l.. Smith. Patten.
Judge of Probate-J. II. Burgess, Ban
gor.
Treasurer-H l.. Stubs. Bangor.
Commissioned. c. Written, Carmel.
PISCATAQUIS COUNTY.
Attorney-C w. Hayes. Foxcroft.
Judge of Probate-George w. Howe.
Milo.
Register Of Probate-C. w. Brown, Do
yer.
clerk of Court-H. b. Flint. Foxcroft.
Treasurer-C. c. Hall. Dover.
Sheriff-Zenas Il. Pool. Dover
Commissioned. c. Curtis. yelling
ton.
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Mrs. L. A. Church of West Somer-
VILE. Mass. is visiting MIS- H. r'o"-
bins. Is Sewall street.
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LINCOLN COUNTY.

Sheriff-Chas. f. Piper. Damariscotta.
Commissioner-I w. Clarv, Jefferson.
Judge of Prohate-Gcorge f. Remission,
SoothbaY liarbor.
Attorney-Emerson Hilton, Wiscasset.
Treasurer-Joseph Call. Wiscasset.
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New Corporations.

The following new corporations have
filed certificates with the secretary of
State:
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Representatives Elect.

tAll Republican except SKI
ANDROSCOGGIN COUNTY.
Omitted to ID
Auburn b. F. Briggs, j. 2. Hutchin-
son.
East Livermore-J A. Rowell.
Lewfst on-Frank l.. Noble George W.
Furbnsh, Charles A. Forest, Archie L.
Talbot.
l.isbon-Walter e. Plummer.
Turner-Almon c. Day.
Poland B. NJ. Fernald
Wales-Joseph W. Sawyer
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OXFORD COUNTY

Treasurer-George NJ. Atwood, Paris.
Attorney-John S. Harlow, Dixfield.
Sheriff-Fred A. Porter. Rumford.
Register of Probate-Albert d. Park
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Sheriff-W N. Timer. Rockland
Clerk CT Courts-R. r. Ulmer, Rock
land.
ton.
Treasurer-L. r. Campbell, Rockland.
Attorney-W ashington r. Prescott,
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PlSCAIACeUlS COUNT 1.
Attorney-C. w. Hayes. Foxcroft.
Judge of Probate-George w. Howe.
Milo.
Register Of Probate-C. w. Brown, Do
yer.
Clerk of Court-H. Il. Flint Foxcroft.
Treasurer-C. C. Hall. Dover.
Sheriff-Zenas Il. Pool. Dover.
Commissioned. c. Curtis. Yelling
ton.
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PENOBSCOT COUNTY.

Sheriff-Charles r. Brown. Springfield.
Acknowledgement l.. Smith, Patten.
Judge of Probate-J. II. Burgess, Ban
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SOUNDS FROM SALUCA.
Railroad Advantages-PersOnaI Para
graphs-Other Items.

Saluca, s. c., May 2, 1886.
There is nothing at all wrong with our
grape vine line, as East End' terms IL. The
trouble is "he is at the wrong end OF It," AS
for doing him up such an idea had not cross.
ed our mind, as we were aware OF the fact
that he has already been done up. Suppose
be got this absurd idea from that grape vine
line.
The schedule OF the s. A. L. made another
change some days ago, making Saluca stop
for the vestibnle which indeed is quite con-
venience to the travelling public. The same
is being taken advantage OF.
The pic mic given at Saluda River last week
was quite enjoyable. Hope the season will
not end with this one.
Mr.. Herbert Pinson Is home for few days
vacation visiting relatives and friends.
A large number OF Salucians went TO Green
wood last week to see the petrif1ed man.
Mr.. j. A. Plnson visited Cross Hill last Sab
bath.
DR.. Bozeman and daughter, Miss Archie,
were IN town last week.
Miss Lille Mcneil, after a pleasant stay Of
q month with relatives and friends, returned
Miss Gena Pinson, OF New Market, spent
Saturday and Sunday in town.
Mr.. Frank Fuller, of Ninety-SiX, passed
through town last Wednesday.
Mr.. John r. Pinson robbed two bee trees
few days ago and got about twenty pounds
Mrs. j. N. Pinson was in town last week.
Mr.. ]. 8. Chapey visited Abbeville last Wed
nesday.
Work is being done on Main street.
During the storm last week several trees
and telegraph poles were blown down near
here. No other damage was done.
Mr.. Sam Agnew, OF Waterloo, spent day
In town last week.
Miss A. Bozeman, Of Ninety-six, Is visiting
at Saluca. Once More.