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BALTIllORE llARKFT-

BALTIMORE, MD. May o. Flour duh
and unchanged
Wheat steady, SO. . red spot and May.
t'i-Y,Hc.; July and August. GJ06Isc..
southern, hy sample. 65ltG9c; DO. on
grade. O5psee
Com steady. mixed spot and May. 32i,
4d-9ic.i June. 3-4 r3c.; July. $3.50
tic.i steamer mixed. 3i403lae. south
ern white and yellow corn. 33igc.
oats easy; so. , white western, 25MQ
-0lc.' No mixed. western 2i4Q2H.c
Rye slow; No. .. 4oQ4lc. for near by
and 42'ijc. for western.
Eggs firm at l0l.al0c.
Other articles UNCHANGED.
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, n. c.. May 27-Rosin
firm strained. SLED good strained
sl37is
I-lpertine steady machine. 234c; IT.
regular 23c.
Tar steady az 800
Crude wrpenune nrm; hard 81 30; soft.
SL7o. virgin. 81 80
CHARLESTON. S C.. May 27-Turpen-
tine. -.c. bid.
Roslr hrm. Quotations. b. and c..
$40. -. ana j.. Si35. f., $40. O.. Sl45:
IT, ~ 80. J.. $3.50. h.. Sl60
SAVANNAH GA. May 27-Turpenttne
hlm at 24c bid.
Resin nrn aud unchanged; sales. so
barrels; receipts 2a3J barrels.
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The meeting OF the Farmers institute
20 De held n Ashland. Va,
next Monday and Tuesday. June
1st and I'd VIII bee tie largest anair
OF the kind ever held iu virginia A num-
her Of distinguished speakers Will Doe pres-
ent. and Governor O'Fcrral yesterday
promised Col Thomas Whitehead COM
missioner Of Agriculture 20 attend u
possible
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al SoCO. three al $3.50, one az $40. one
az $500 one al 81 10, one NJ 81. two at
81 ~. one at ST. ~. one m Sl.oO. one at 81.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
Wrappers. II hogsheads filters. -. cut
ters. o. smokers. -; leaf ida h.. .; Tugs
dark. /. Total. l.i hogsheads
The tobacco inspector reports to-day.
Inspections u hoasheads. dark.
~ hogsheads and - tierces. Reinspec-
tions-Bright, 10 hOgsheads
Myers. Crenshaws. Meals. Planters.
shochoe Boyds Allegheny. Seabrook 8.
and Old Dominion tobacco warehouses
report to-day. Receipts so packages:
deliveries. 14s packages
United States internal revenue collec-
lions on i0bacc0s for the city of Rich
mond. Va. to-day. Ciears and cigarettes.
s2l657; plug tohaccos. s277653. Total,
S2.G931O.
Registered al the Tobacco Exchange
to-day: II. j. Harlow and 3D. j. Melton.
Louisa county. va; William J.. thinner.
Peters burg ga.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. MAY 2s. 1896.
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LYNDON. May 27-Har silver Sid.
.on.o.s ll2 1916 Tor money and li2..
ioi tA, account.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NIRGlNIA-IN THE CHANCERY
COURT or THE CITY or RICH
AOND THE or DAY or MAY. 1896:
Elizabeth Smith. Martha HarnsoL ana
Charles Feegans ............ ..Flaintliis'
against
Martha Feggans Martha Huudlcy Lucy
Henson. James Fcesaus william Feg-
Eaus. and john Fesglns, and che un-
known heirs of said James, william, ana
John tegsans ............... Defendants,
lbs CHANCERY.
The object 0f this suit is 20 Sell for
partition that certain i0t OF land. with
tle improvements thereon. described as
a. part OF "a lot OF land lying and being
in tire city of Richmond, on Navy Hill
fronting nfty feet ON the east side Of
lfiftn street north OF Baker street
and running back one hundred and
twenty-five feet in parallel lines
- an alley sixteen feet wide. and divide
the proceeds among those entitled 10 the
same.
And affidavit having been made and filed
that Martha Hundlcv Lucy Henson
James Feegans. William Feggans and
John Ffggaus. and their unknown heirs
are non-rf-ilents OF this State Il is or
dorad that they appear here within M
order and DO what is necessary 10 pro-
tect their interests IN this suit.
CHARLES W GoDpIN.
Clerk.
J.R. V Daniel and ]. G. Winston, D. a.
myll-thlt
NTIRGINIA-IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
' OF THE COZ MY or IfFNRICO
TIE liTH DAY OF MARCH. 1886:
j. IT, Rose and J. III. Rose. partners trad
Ing and doing business under the firm
name and style OF j. l.. Rose = Co...
...-.--. .r...,-r... ..-....f..- -Fla!ntits,
against
James ~. Barton. ........... Defendant
In Case.
The object Of this suit Is 10 recover OF
the defendant the sum Of TWO HUN
DRIED AND TNENTYONE DOLLARS
AND FORrY-FINE CENTS, with interest
thereon from the 9Th day OF February
ls.l6 TIL paid. and 70 subject the estate
property, and effects OF said J. II. Bar
ton, in the county OF Henrico. to the pay
ment OF said debt. And affidavit having
been made and fled that the said James
II. Barton Is not "A resident OF the State
OF Virginia, IL is ordered that he appear
here within fifteen days after the due
publication OF this order aud do what is
necessary 10 protect his interest in this
suit
A copy-Teste:
JOHN r.. BROADDUS, Clerk.
Richardson & Gardner Attorneys.
my7-th4w
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$. Railway pfd Ys.....io0 2ss 294
S. Railway common LOO 50 o'2
Bank Stocks.
tfUZtNs ts...s.s''s-s's -" 49, =
CITY .........-......-... 'N
Metropolitan ............-o -Htg
National Bank % Va. 100 90. luJ
Planters NatlCna ......l0O 2is'3 20
Pet Say. ana ms. Com 20 80
Security ...............ll lOv
Union Bank 81 Rich'd...50 ll2is 90.
Virginia Trust Co.......lu0 10 III
Insurance Companies.
Va Fire aud Marne.....2' "a
Virginia State ...........-5 -
Miscellaneous.
A. u CO. preferred ....loo 30
a. ~ co. common. .....-5O %
sQaofaGous ere for bonds maturing 30
not less than ten years.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY q. 1896.
ARRIVED
Schooner Annie Ainslo. Captain Nc
Andrews. Kenebec, ice. for Mutual Ice
Company.
SAILED.
Schooner Nathedcscc. Captain Snow.
Philadelphia. Pa, railroad tires, Curtis d
Parker.
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IlalLNE llLlTes Tangod b loIloWs.

Cash quotations We're as follows: Flour
was quiet and fi:m; prices unchanged:
So. . spring wheat. 577s85Jitc.; No. .
red. 81 ls00sc.i 10. 2 corn. @Isu-s C.:
no. oats. 1s3.g lslac.; mess pork. SOyj
az 90. lard 4lOG5 l2is; short rib sides
S37JA3 80; dr. sailed shoulders. S4OOg
425. short ciea- sides, $5.sr49soO, wills
hy SI@@
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. MAY 2s. 1896
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-04-14

CALENDAR COMING EVENTS.
Religious.

NclISIVuss
At Auburn. April S-13-Maine Methodist
Conference.
At East Old Town, April l3-1S-East
Maine Methodist Conference.
At South Standish, May 20-Buxton and
Hollis Sunday School Convention.
AT Auburn, June 2-4-Maine Universal
list Convention.
Educational.
At Gardiner. April 10-Kennebec
Teachers Convention.
At Norway, April 11-Oxford County
Teachers Association.
AT Old Town, May 1o-16-Penobsco,
Teachers Association.
At Berwick. May 21-23-York County
Teachers Association.
AT MentS HILL June 9-11--AnniverSary
Maine Wesleyan Seminary.
At Watervlle. June rs. July 1-Com-
mencement at Colby University.
Temperance.
AT Portland, April 22-Semi-annual
perance.
AT Bangor, April 22-23-Annual Session
Grand Lodge Good Templars.
AT Waterville. April 30-Prohibition
At Augusta, May 9-First Annual Con-
venton, Loyal Temperance Legions OF
kennebec County
AT Portland May 2o-Convention OF
Catholic Total Abstinence Societies OF
Maine
At South Lubec, May a6-Washington
District Lodge Good Templars.
At Sanford, May 27-York District
Lodge Good Templars.
AT Kingfield, May 2S-Franklin District
Lodge Good Templars.
At Southwest Harbor, June 4-Hancock
District Lodge Good Templars.
At East Buckfield, June 1o-Oxford
District Lodge Good Templars.
Grange.
AT Caribou, April 1S-Aroostook County
Pomona Grange
At Burnham, April 2l-Waldo Pomona
Grange.
At Bowdinham. April 29.-Sagadahoc
Pomona Grange.
AT East Madison. May 12-somerest
Pomona Grange.
miscellaneous.
At Bangor. April 15--Grand Comman-
derry, u. o. q. c.
At Auburn. April 15-Second District
Republican Convention.
At Bangor. April 15-Fourth District
Republican Convention.
At Portland, April l6-Republcan State
Convention to elect delegates to St.
Louis Convention.
AT Portland. April 16-First District
Republican Convention.
AT Waterville. April 17-Third District
Republican Convention.
AZ AUG uStd, April Ao-AIllludl MeeliilS
Maine Letter Carriers Association.
At Waterville. April 30-Third District
Prohibition Convention.
AT Waterville, April 30-Prohibitoii
State Convention.
At Portland. May 5-7-Masonic Grand
Bodies.
At Houlton, May 27-2s-state Conven-
ton. a. O. II.
AT Bangor June 4-Republican State
Convention to nominate Il candidate for
Governor.
Field Day.
AT Portland, June 17-Democratic State
Convention.
At Augusta, June 29-kennebec County
Republican Convention.
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Knox.
WASHINGTON.

A very sad affair was the sudder
death of Floyd Burns of Razoryille
only son of Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Bnrns
Of this town, who died last week 81
heart trouble. He was 20 years old :
Charles Clark who has been i'll foI
some time is no better and il Is
thought he cannot survive.-Deacon s
Cunningham has been seriously III foI
few days. but 1t this writing is much
better.-Iherc will be grand NAV
BAH at Central hail May night.
Good VIII supper at Chas Chapmar's
Stlckney's Corner, was well attended
last Saturday night and a fine tir1e
was enjoyed.-Ed Turner, North
Washington's enterprising :nerchant.
Is very sick at his home in Appleton
His daughter, Miss inertia is keepi, Z
store for him.--George WELLINGTON az
Appleton called on friends in Town 1ast
Saturday Miss Edith Leighr Of
Montviile was the guest Of nel. friend
Miss Lillian Prescott. a few days last
Week.-Mrs. Ella Collins of North
Washington is working at East .Ie1rer-
son.
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Oxford.
SOUTH PARIS.

Edward Fitzgerald and Frank Els
wood were brought to the Jail Wednes-
lay ny Sheriff Fred A. Porter. ,hey
having been bound over to the Ma,
term ~ the superior judicial court for
asSaultng officers who undertook &c
arrest some parties for drunkenness
ana disturbance at Rumford Fails
There are four prisoners now in iaiI
awaiting the sitting Of the court i'm
Nay, The pictures of the prisonc~ s
now ia Jail have been taken. Those of
tho desperate characters viii be pre-
served for future use.
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The following real estate transfers were
made in Kcnnebec county during the pas
week:
ALBION-Everett 3. Besse to Laven-
gro Jewett. land. $3.50.
AUGUSTA Clementine A. Libby Ia
Allen j., Fannie F.. William H. Fred Il.
Young, and Katherine NJ. Humphrey
land and buildings, valuable considera-
ton.
CIfELSEA-Catherin Allen j.. Fannie
p, William H.. and Fred b. Young, and
Katherine NJ Humphrey to William s.
Chase. land a valuable consideration.
CHINA-Samuel Fares to Frank
Fares. land. 81 and other consideration.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. M. Whitmoro
MANCHESTER-Sam Currier to
Frank S. Collins. land. 1925: Hattie M.
Ray to the city of Gardiner, land. $500.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT A. Richardson
and Melvin NJ. Richardson to Henry S.
Bates. land $4,000.
PITTSTON-Jeremiah T.. Plummer to
Alberdo r. Smith. land $4l5.
RANDOLPH-Nathan p. Lyon to NJ.
Lizzie Smith, land. $1,000: Nathan =. Lyon
to Ida M. Cook. land. $1,000.
WATERVILLE-Fred Burgess to
Watervile Trust and Safe Deposit Com
pany of Waterville, land and buildings
s2600; Geo. w. to Vena D. Raney, land
$500.
WEST GARD1NER-Joe l.. Weeks to
Ann f. Weeks. land. $1,000: Mary c.
Rogers to George L. Rogers. land, 81.
WINSLOW-Welling T. Reynolds to
A. G. Bowie, land, 81; Waterville Savings
Bank to David d. Simpson. land, $4,000.
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City and County.
SUPERIOR COURT.
April Term. 1896. Hon. 0. G. Hal
Presiding.

w. S. Choate, Clerk.
G. w. Heselton. County Attorney.
e. T. Norton, Sheriff.
F. A. Small, Stenographer.
Augusta. April IS.
Burrill vs.. Cove ct al. This case was
concluded at 1.30 with a verdict for the
plaintiff for $52.61, against both defend
ants.
In the afternoon the criminal docket
was taken up.
Demurrers We're filed by numerous
parties in liquor indictments against
them found at the present term:
George a. Butler of Watervile, was
arragned and pleaded guilty to an in
dictment for larceny of $l3S, property of
Moses Butler.
Harry Wilbur Elmer Crowell and
John Watson pleaded not guilty to an
indictment for holding up and robbing
one Augustus Duboe in Benton.
Martin Ford pleaded nolo contendere
to an Indictment for assault with in
tent TO kill
James Murphy pleaded not guilty to
an Indictment for an assault with in
tent to kill two indictments.
John w. Savage and Leonard Keith
pleaded not guilty to an Indictment for
robbery
Frank Larrabee, Henry Fitzgerald
and Michael Fitzgerald pleaded nolo
contendere to an indictment for bur
glary.
Criminal cases for the jury will be
taken up in the morning.
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kennebec.
TITCHFIELD PLAINS.

The Republicans Of Litchheld held
their caucus Saturday afternoon, Enoch
Adams presiding: Chaplin Lydston,
secretary The delegates elected to at
tend the State convention are h,noch
Adams. NJ. D., y. L. Rucklin. y. T.
Thayer: district convention, Hon. @.
SAITH Hon. J. F.. Chase ard II. y.
WnnG ward. The following gentlemen
were elected town committee: Henry
Taylor H. NJ. Starbird. F. \. Adams
W. Il i5ukcr. John Purington. G. Rob
ertS. Jr.. Hon. o. Smith.
SIDNEY.
Mrs Ruth Clark died. April 9. aged
- years. The interment was on SatuI-
day in North Sidney cemetery.-Charles
Houghton. who has been very i'll for
some time with trouble resulting from
the grippe, is now improving Mrs.
Lizzie Barton has arrived home from
Limerick. Me, where she was called.
while visiting in Massachusetts, by the
death Of her mother.-The delegates
that We're chosen to attend the Repub
lean convention in Portland. Thursday
are A. II. Bailey, Frank Abbott and Ar
thur II. Smiley. and to attend the dis
trict convention in Watervlle. Friday.
Augustus Dyer. Frank Lincoln and G.
S. Shaw.-Oeier Gardiner has cut re-
Gently. pine trees enough to make about
"a, 900 feet OF lumber
LITCHFIELD CORNER.
Alden Baker is very sick. His
daughter. Mrs Libby from New
Hampshire is here.-Supervisor Of
schools, Niles Dustin, +. +. 1hayer, r.
$. Bosworth and --enry Taylor at
tended the teachers convention at
Gardiner, Friday.--Mrs Addic Baker
went to Portland. Monday. for her
stock of new spring goods.-Miss Abbie
Earle has been quite sick but is recov-
ering.-The Christian Endeavor societ V
met Thursday evening and elected
officers as follows: President. Henry;
vice president. Ed Nutting; secretary.
Clara &. Rlchmond; corresponding
secretary. Mrs. DR.. kindrick.
VASSALBORO.
At Republican caucus held in Vas
salboro. April II. the following named
gentlemen were selected as delegates
to attend the district convention ut
Waterville. April Il: George Low. A.
II. Withee, Frank F. Robbins, f. 6.
Hussey. Warren Seward; alternates.
O. j. liussey, John DeArtay. II. II.
Smell. Jonathan Stone, w. S. Bradley
WINTHROP.
l.. r. Staine and ]. f. Putnam have
bought the two houses formerly owned
by +. Tinker on High street.--lt is re-
ported that Seth Webb has bought the
Richardson place on the Readfield road.
There is expected to be considerable
moving the coming spring.-It is said
that the case brought by j. W. Eaton,
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STATE NEWS.
Franklin.
RANGEI.Ey.

A. T.. Gilman. sEsq., of IIaverhill,
Mass. president Of the p. e r. road.
has engaged a. j. Haley to build a
handsome summer residence for him
on Marbles Point, near the new
Eangeley Lake House. 1t Is to he a
two-story building with octagon tower
at one corner VIII be 43 feet long ana
cost nearly $1,000 1t will be the finest
cottage, on the main land, in this sec
ton Work is to begin at once and the
cottage completed by June 1st.-XVil-
mont Patterson was brought out from
Toothaker g Kimballs camps few
days ago. He had been run over by 4
sled loaded with logs and several bones
of one foot broken. Mr.. Patterson has
been unlucky this winter. He hurt
his knee early in the winter and had
but just recovered so as to 50 to work
when the second injury occurred
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former proprietor of the winthrop
house, against Mrs. Hamilton, proprie-
tress of Hotel Hamilton, has been post
poned until September.-Qu a lot of
sickness in toWn just at present
School began last Monday. Miss Ethel
Gordon of Readfield, will be assistant
teacher in the high school, this term
The ice IL the lakes is breaking UP
and Will probably be cut by the last of
the monfh.-The Jepsons viii soon be
ready to condense milk The ma
chinery is being put in now.
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Waldo.


PROSPECT.
Business in town is at a low ebb At
sit Heagan there is no prospect 81
there being any business done thi,
summer At Ed Warren's place Of
| business he has a small crew of men
employed. At Mosquito mountain the
| company are working n few men.
Frank Sargent q Mt, Tack has a crew
| Of twelve cutters at work. There is 4
LARGE number OF men in town waiting
for some business 70 start IN. The
outlooll for much stone work in this,
vicinity his year is quite doubtful!
BELFAST
| NJ. c. Hill says he will not run the
| hotel at Northnort campground this
year. rs nc thinks that nothing can be
made there, the summer season helm.
very short, and the majority nf people
who come. rent cottages instead of
boarding at the hotel.
FREEDOM.
Ed Marden Of Fairfield was IN town
| recently on business-A. Andrews re-
| Gently purchased two fine jersey cows
Miss Nora Dow and her brother
George visited in Liberty village. Tues
lay.-Mr. and Mrs. A. b. Drawn were
in town " ednesday.-The mouse of
Lew Bartlett was entered by someone
recently and several articles stolen
Edgar Wood was in town one day this
week.-Al Bragdon has returned from
Waterville where he has been at wol k
in WOODEN MILD. w. Dodge and L.
knowlton Of Freedom village were in
this vicinity Tuesday on business So
Joseph Overlook is coopering for Paul
Young
LIBERTY.
Rev. II. W. Abbott has made ar
ranSements to go to the Eye and Ea''
lnfrmary in Portland with the little
blind girl. Hattie Knowlton. Miss
Minnie Stevens will accompany them
and stay with the girl while she re-
mains in Portland. They viii start
from here Wednesday. the Repuh-
lican caucus held here Saturday, Rev
II. w. Abbott and j. o. Johnson were
chosen delegates to the State conven-
ton, Portland. and $. r. Young and
John S. Aver delegates TO the district
convention ut Waterville-Mrs Ahbie
is. Daniels, president of the w. c. 7. IT,.
delivered a very interesting lecture on
social purity, Sunday evening.-Mrs
G. II. Cargill and Mrs. W. j. Knowlton
will entertain the sewing circle at
Crocketts hall Thursday afternoon.
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Hancock.

WEST FRANKLIN.
The platform used for piling the
sawed lumber at the Gordon mill gave
way Tuesday and came near causing
the death of Samuel S. Clark, who was
standing on the flooring near the mill
at the time The pressure Of the marl-
moth lumber piles broke away the
pillars precipitating Mr. Clark and the
entire mass into the stream below, and
It was almost a miracle that he cs-
capped being crushed by some of the
machinery and falling timbers but he
luckily escaped with a general shaking
up. causing severe bruises on his heed
ami side II blood poisoning does ROT
set in he will recover.
SuRRY.
1t was q sad sight for citizens of this
village to see crew of men at work
last Monday morning Telling rurlbei
~ the beautiful elm trees which line
Main street on either side. The tre, -
we're injured during the fire of last
October and IL became necessary To
have them removed. Last SATURDAY
afternoon district meeting was called
to see what action should be taken Ia
regard To naNlUS Tree ntSn Sfnupi.
although a certain number of ,,.tizena
pledged an amount to maintain a free
high school in this village without aid
from the town, there We're Il few who
opposed the scheme and baked the
whole plan.-Clark Cousins lille chop
ping wood at Frank Ciark's. cut his
foot 50 badly last Thursday afternoon,
that they were obliged to can pr.
Emery, Who removed two pieces Of
bone and had to take nine stitches ~
close the wound Rev. II. +. Day re-
turned home from Bangor with his
family last Friday.-Mrs. Ellen Hop
kins has returned from Blu.hill she
will reside At her house at South Surry
during the summer months MIS-.
Mary Barron il at home from Boston
for a short time having been called
here by the serious illness OF her
mother Mrs Nancy Jaryis.-T pen-
pie Of this vicinity are pleased IA hear
of the Improvement in Mr.. Albert IRE
worey 1t will be remembered that
Mr.. Trcworgy some few weeks ago.
lost one eye while at work in the woods
ana fears were entertained by the
physician that he would Lose the other
one, but if nothing sets in it is thought
he viii come out with one good eye.
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j.. +. I4arFahee of Dover, has just re-
ccived from Herman Corbett, importer
and breeder of thoroughbred Ayrshire
cattle, Pennington. Me, a fine pure
bred and registered Ayrshire bull that
came from the celebrated Wellesley herd
i'm Connecticut two years ago This;
fine animal has won three first pre-
miums since he came to Maine viz.
two at Lewiston and one at Bangor.
Moses Ladd & Son of Dover, have also
three fine thoroughbred and registered
heifers OF this popular dairy breed.
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Mrs. irony Trafton has obtained n
situation as teacher at S1owhegan.
Her husband and family viii move
there as soon as there is settled going.
Mr.. kincaid ana family will move into
the house vacated BY the 1raftuns.-
The farmers have subscribed to plant
about 100 acres of sweet corn for the
factory They are making the cans at
tn" factory. y new cooker has al =
rived that has a capacity to cook and
iiit forty thousand cans a day.-Miss
Dolly Elliott of Hartland, will teach
The grammar school this summer. Fred
Frost, formerly of this town but re-
Gently from Fresno Co. Cal, is at
home for the summer His wife will
come in May or June.--At the Repnhli-
can caucus the following delegates
We're chosen for the State convention
e. A. Moult0n. II. l.. Cyph ars. y. Il
Lolgley; For the district convention.
N. t. Merrill, s. H. Goodwin. n. Ii.
Nining: town committee. NJ. l.. Mer-
rill. \. H. Nlning. s. r I.yford. s. il.
Goodwin A. u. Baird. c. f. Mason, G.
IL. Mower. l.. G. Dillingham;, G. a
Moulton
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MARKET REPORTS.


NHw YORK. April -.
Money. easy, 3at.
Prime mercantile paper, 5la6
Governments. steady.
Railroads higher.
Following Are closing quotations OF sscs,i-
ties:
United states 81, ex. Ina, i0Ssa1Osg
~, lG9ial09,
~, III
Central Pacific lists,
Denver & Rio arxnda lsts, Ia
Erie ends, ex div. "a
Kansas Pacific cousois, 72l
Oregon B. Nav. lists, 40
Union Pacific lists, i0i,
Northern Pacific con So 40,
Tex. int. ibid. iAsks0
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-04-14
Lincoln.

The following real estate transfers were
made in Lincoln county during the past
week.
EDGECOMB-Frank M. Dodge to Edwin
Merry. land $3.50: Mary e. Sherman $
heirs to Roy Clifford, land and buildings,
81.
BOOTHBAY-Town to Edw. S. Burn
ham ct al. land and buildings, $39o;L. j.
Crooker to Jennie M. Kittredge, land $.
BOOTHBAY HARBOR-Warren Reed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-04-14

CHtcAsO. April II.
FLouR-quiet; steady. unchanged-- Hard
spring wheat patents, SO l5a$3 50 in wood; soft
wheat patents So 00a$3 10; hard wheat bakers
81 5aS2 50; three sacks soft wheat bakers
50 O0aS2 90; winter wheat So 20a$3 40 in wood
WHEAr-No. spring 63sa65a; No. red
67a63a.
CoRN-No. 2, 29aa29i
OATs-No. 2 l9aa9s.
RYR-NO.2. Sc bid.
BARLEY--No. 2, 36s3s
FLAxsEED-No. 2 "a.
PORK-$S.55a$860.
LARu-A5 00a520h.