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= Die llbrihspille unb 0ennilpn
Ssair miro am l., e., 3. uno 4. Sep
tember abgebalten.
= Die Neteranen bon Suscarapos
GpuntD merben ON 10. September in
Sprinoers Yart oaber cine Geuuion
neranltalten.
0taiirte gGaaren, Sle6maaren,
@laswaaren, Steinwaareu, Gbinamaa=
rem, gu ben billisiten greiien bel
Is Surnfibe's
- Die republitaniI6e Sountp Gon=
pention in 2ifing Gpuntp, melbe anl
Samltag absebalten muroe, wei9erte
lih, Wfc@lure 5u inooIliren.
- e8ir fonnen uno molIen Sud Elm
Monument better GualitGt billiaer ber=
taufen als ireeno cine perantportlibe
iSirma i'm Staate Sbio.
Better & 2ptle.
Gon Wfiobale miro beridtet, oab
Sasper 2ea9et am Samitag in eigen,
tbiimlider Weile ItOrb. 8eim Sabrell
BON Saubpls perleBte er einen SnDdel
unO muBte fit einen 9lrst ienoen, Der
ibm ein pulper uno stpei Wtorpbin=
GinipriBun9en gegeben baben lol.
9tad Der eriten @inipriBung fiiblte 2e9=
get meni9er S6mersen, na6 Der stpei=
ten aber beri6limlnerte ii6 iein 3ultano
uno nm Ntitterudbt na9te Der SOB
Ieinen Seioen Elm @noe. Ser 6al gibt
piel 81 ipreben uno ipQte i'm Snterei1e
oes Yublitums ipie au1 oes Nrstes oe=
nauer unteriubt meroen.
- 6. Smith, Der in Malli0on 2
uno in Canton l 6abrrab geltpblen,
wuroe am Samitag bier berbaftet unb
I'M ltdbtliden gur9uerlieb ein9elo6t,
mGbreno 9leidseitiq Die Boli3ei BON
Wtallillpn bon ieiner 9erbaTtune be-
nadridtigt nuroe. 9ieie batte ober
feline @ile, ben uebeltbdter gu bolen uno
10 wuroe Dem Smith Die 3eit lang uno
geltern Nbenb I'M 6 ll9r, uls Der Be=
fdngniBpdrter Den S6liiiel in Der
Sbiir ieiner 3ele Itefen lieb, benuBte
er Die 6elegenbeit, um in aler stille
Nbi6ieo 5u nebmen. Mlan iab i'm Dem
8eleile Der s. 8. & 98. Giienbabn in
iiioli6er &i6tung folgen, perlor oann
aber ieine Spur. Sic 3 gicDclc5 bat
man luieoer erlan9t.
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0eHptteu.

9lm 10. glusult in Glarinetpn, o.,
SRI. Nina 9eis bon Waibineton, 8.
g., friber lit Ganal Sobtr pobnbait,
nad LANCER, i0mersbafter Gronf6eit.
Sie 8eritorbene mar q Sabre aft.
9lm Is. 9lueuit in Canton, no iie
bel ibrem SDbne pobnte, g8ittme Gli-
iabetb S6neiDer i'm glter pon 94 Sab
rem, 4 Monaten uno 10 Saeen, nab
fur5er Rrantbeit. Sie Geritorbene mar
i'm st. gern, Sdweis eebpren unb
fam i'm Sabre 1851 mad bieiem 2anoe.
Sic binterldBt &inber, 2 SDbne unb
2 SD6ter, pie au1 biele 6roB= unb
llr9roBtinoer. Sie geeroigung fano
am Montag in Canton itatt. = Sie
&erltorbene mar Die Mutter bon GuoD
S6neioer uno 6rau Sreo. 8ilgen, ST.,
oabier uno pDn Srou s. b. Nieoerbei=
Ter in 8lafes Drills.
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Sd)0ne S6ube fiir f!eine
&iftOcr

lpiiroen oieien uno Der Mutter sSreuoe
MAIDEN. Wir baben lebte No6e iol6e
erbalten, Die Sbr bepunoern miibt, uno
gu ie9r billigen Yreiien.
unier Spesialberfauf oauert fort,
uno uniere preile lino 10 nieorig, Dap
aud Der 4ermite taufen fam. gSir
wollen euere &unoidaft uno t0nnen
oeuti6, i6tuei5eriib ooer engliib nit
Sud ipre6en. llniere Sdube oauern
aus, Iie palien, lino biibi6 uno peroen
billlger oertauit als bies mOgi6 ipdre,
penn mir nidt itrift fir gaar pertau=
fen niiroen.
=. 3. Parmelee, Der S6ubbdno=
ler, ll6 Sit=SoditraBe. Seem Y9ilaoel=
p6ia, Ohio.
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Gin gYGbliG,e NoroaMeVre

miro aus Mansfielo beribtet. Gelia
Nole, ein leoiges 6rauenSimmer i'm 9ll=
ter BON "a Sabren, muroe unter Der
Intla9e, ibren Sater, ibre W}utter uno
ihren SruOer bergiftet su bobeu, ber=
baftet unO Dintsr ShloB nno 9tieQeI
qebra6t. Gor einigen Wpden Itorben
SapiO Hoie, Elm Sarmer in Der Ndbe
bon 9teuDl1e, &l6lono @ountp, beI1en
6rou uno OeTen Spbn, innerbolb me=
ni9en Sagen na6einNnoer. Der Ser
oa6t fiel Oanols Idon ouf Die 3o9ter
oes Saules, pel6e Die einSiqe Yerion
in Der 6nmile mar, Die nidt erfrQntte,
0o1 tonnte man Ii6 teinen @runo fiir
Die ibrefli6e Shat oenfer. SEPT bat es
li6 nun berausgeltellt, baB Oas Srauen=
simmer in ben Sobn zines 9}a6bars
pernarrt mar, tpel6er jeoD6 ni6ts bon
i9r mlllen nO0te llno Ii1 pielmebr iiber
Die NuforingliAteit oes 6rauensimmers
our6 ieinen 8ater bel Dsn @ltern oer=
ielben beidwerte. Die lebteren na0ten
ibr nun iiber ibre 2luffiibrung beftiee
Sormiirfe, mas bieie 10 erbitterte, boB
lie Die 9an5e 6anlilie oeteiftete. Die
MOrOerin bat ibr 9erbre6sn elmer
5}reunoin 9eltanoen uno au6 cine brittle
Yerion iiberb6rte oas @eltdnoniB su=
fdlliQeripeiie. 0aa @eltdnoniB wuroe
ipdter in 8egenmart anberer perlonen
lpieOerbolt, loelde Die Yer6aftllng Der
llnnatiirliden 5Odter uno Shpelter
DeranlaBten.
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Statiftii1eS.

SIN lebten geridtsjabr, pOm 81.
WtQr5 1895 - 81. M1rs 1896, 'tarben
in Suscaramas GountD 224 m1nnli6e
uno 245 peibllbe 8erIOnen, Sotal 489.
8eburten nuroen 524 mdnnlibe uno
474 lpeibIl6e beri6tet. 9taturaliIirt
muroen 40 Yerionen nah Der Heform=
l6ule purOen 2 &naben uno | Mdo=
6en 9el6ift irrlinnig befllnoen pur=
DEN 4 mdnnli6e uno 6 meibll6e per=
ionen. 8on ben Suoesfdlen entfielen
62O auf bier geborene Yerionen uno
60 auf ein9ewanoerte. Sic 9r0Bte 3abl
BON 8eburten uno Sooesfdllen entIiel
ouf ben Wtonat 6ebruar, ndmlib 1O7
0eburten uno 60 Sooesfdlle.
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Sic i6neuite bisberige Scean:
rciSe.

glem Dorf, IA. 9tuguf. Ser 8am=
pier DSt. paul" Der ameritanii6en
2inie aus Soutbampton trai beute
Wtorgen um 8 llbr Is Wlinuten bel
SanOp Soot elm. Gr fubr am Soms=
tag um | ubr 35 Minuten gta6mittaos
BON Soutbampton ab unb le9te iomit
Die &eile in 6 Saaen uno 80 Minuten
suriif uno iibertraf ben Gecoro ieines
S6peferIbiifes vSt. 2puis", tpelbes
in Der lebten gSO6e Die Sabrt in 6 Sa=
gen, 2 Stunoen uno "a Minuten ae=
mabt batte. Sic st. paul" mar por
ibrer &eile in Soutbampton ins 3ro=
fenoof sebra6t unO sriino.i6 sereinist
tpDrDen.
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Nat,tm wobmt Sbr ni6t im
eigeHem 0attfe ?

Spre6t in Der Blaming Will BON
Sobn Ndgelp uno Sobn on sSront
StraBe Dor uno Sbr tperoet finoen,
oab es eben 10 leidt 1T, i'm eigenen
Saaie su wpbnen, als Wietbe gu besab=
len. Sieielben bauen gu6 geeen eine
leidte Inaabluns nnb su aiinltigen ges
oinsungen Elm 5aus uno berednen nu,
mdbise 3inien fir oas angeleste 2api
tai.
Warum Wliet6e beaablen, tpenn eSbr
nit bem ndmliden 8eloe nad uno nad
Elm 6aus ertperben f0nnt ?
Wiinidt Shr gub nit lei6ter Miibe
elm eigenes 9eim gu erfperben. 10 iebt
Guh nit Ndselp unb SObn in Yer=
binouna. If
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$ a n. WDB, IS. M

Sn Marpspille, O., baben bic go=
puliiten oes 8. Diltrifts in lire, Gon=
9reB Contention ben bemotratilden
Gonsreb ganoioaten M. Gloin Sun,
mel6er lib perpflibtet bate, fir ee=
miiIe Toroerungen Der populiltenplat-
form 3u ltimmen, enooilirt.
prdlibent glepelanb ipll eriudt
tperoen, als 6hieosridter iiber Die
gntiddb ddbigunesanipriide IN graiilien
lebenber Staliener su entlheioen, ipelde
pdbreno bes leBten braiilianiiden ylr=
gerfrieees Su 1aben gefommen 81
feiH bebaupten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-08-19

Seem Sort, Is. 9lua. 9ln9eFellte
Der Noams GrpreB Gpmpa9nie in oie=
fer Staot uno Seriep Gitp, 900 an
3abl, 9in9en beute an einen Streif.
Sic bebaupten, oaB, leit bem Yrdf=
bent Weir Die 9lffairen Der Gpmpo9=
nie i'm Often leitet, bic 2Dbne Der 9ln=
9efelten um ein 9rittel beraboeIebt
unb oiele alte uno fdbi9e 9iener Der
Gompa9nie aui 8runO tripioler 8riinoe
entlaheu puroen.
Sn Der biell9en Office Der Gonpog=
ME unb IN Setiep @itp wurbe beri6=
tet, baB Die 8ei6dfte nit nur 9erineer
Ner5Ogerung erlepi9t miirben /; Dob
Yorters BON gbilaoelpbia uno onoe=
rem puntten 1eianot uno baB MIR oe=
rin9e Sdtpieri9teit BEL gusfiilun9 De.
Plabe Der Streiter entitebsn.
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Cute @elegcnbeit, elite i06ne
SSeimatb stt ertpcrben.

Cine Tarm BON so 9tfer, Il Mei=
len Oitli6 BON Stem gbilaoelpbia, 1T
unter 9iinitieen Seoingungen billi9 gu
ertperben. Die 6arm eignet lib por=
aiiglid sur Sblt= uno 8eerensu9t uno
lino 6 afer nit 9uten Simbeeren be-
itellt auf oerielben lit Elm sutes Saus,
porsiiali6es Waiier, cine CUTE Soblen-
mine nit neuer Usage, Die iofprt in
Setrieb geiebt perben tann. gGout
Sbr eine id6ne Seimatb, 10 tommt uno
tebt. s. 9. Grimes,
Office iiber Der Galoenbauob 8anf.
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abnuMfau.

Cincinnati, g.. Is. 9lug. Cine
Meile Dltlid BON Sorh Siu, g., fanb
beute Woraen 5u friiber stunoe cine
Golilion smii6en einem paiiaeier= uno
einem Sradt3ug Der 9. & 8. Soutb=
lpeitern=yabn ltatt. 9ie beioen 2oco=
motipfiibrer Sreo. Gumpf uno @m.
SobnfOn, iopie Der Seiser SbompIon
muroen auf Der Steae 9et0otet, Der Sei=
ser SbompIon uno 8remier SperleD 9e=
fdbrliA uno oer 9oitelert Organ unbe=
oeuteno Derlebt.
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Cincinnati, g., II. 9lus. Qlus 2e=
rinston, SD., miro beridtet, oaB bel
einem Seuer in Sanop Soot, bem
@ountp : Sib ppn gIliot GountD, se=
fern neun Perionen ums 2eben fa=
men uno 40 bis SO gum She'll ihmere
0erlebunaen erlitten. Die Yaptilten
bielten cine 9erIammlune in elmer al=
ten .Srame" STRIDE, als in berielben
plObliA yeuer ausbraf, nno bas
obere Stodpert auf Die Yeriammluns
bernieoeritiir5te.
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1tcb berid)su em t,tung 1T Sit=
Snotcn.

2onopn, Is. 9lug. Cine Spsialoe=
peide aus gombap, OftinOien, meloet,
oaB per6eerenoe lleberi6wemmunoen
ourd 6odwaiier oes GlulieS ailtnab
peruria6t woroen lino. llnermeBlider
Shaoen lit angeri6tet uno tauienoe bon
Wtenl6en lino oboadlos eeworOen. 9ln
einem qlaB idlug Elm 6luBboot um
uno 5pei6unoert Meni6en ertranfen.
Sieben Wteilen Der Ni3ams Giien=
babn iino infolge Der 6ortidmemmuns
oes gabnbettes unbefabrbar geporoen.
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So eine Sparbanf ltebt nit Der gant in 0er6ns
oung, in iuelher 9epoten bon einem Solar unb aufs
ipdrts aneeuonmen unb nit Yro5ent perSinst lper.
ber
3inien an 5ieben anf cine beltimmte 3eit ongelest
iein miiIieu.
mir 9etpdbren nuieren aunbeu ollie geqnemli6fet.
ten, bic nit enem fooen ganfbetreb pereinbar fnb.
geir MAIDEN beionoers auf nniere nor3fgli6e 1iref.
tton aufmsrfiam, unb anf uniere Gftondre unb fam
uns in bieier 5infd,t feline anoere 9anf I'M gountp
glei6fommeu. geior9t Cure @eibdite bur6 uuiere
Banf
az Die gonfbeamten ipreben beutid
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Sncn Yorfons' SnuS trennt
Qb.

Sn Chicago iit oieier Sage oas Saus
Der betannten glnar6ilten Gucp Yar=
IONS, oeren 8atte betanntli6 nit SpieB
uno ben anOeren Seumartt 9luiriibrern
5lllammen aebdnat murbe, abeebrannt.
Sbr Sobn gilbert rettete nur nit Mube
oas nafte Seben, oa er nod i'm Bette
lag, als oas Gebduoe bereits in liAten
Tlammen Itano. Mit Dem 9auie oin=
gen plele Gesenitdnbe perloren, bic
Srau parions als Qlnoenfen an ben
Nutruhr auf bem Seumarfte aufbe=
mabrte. Der Stubl. iuel6en parions
i'm 8efdngnilie benubte, elm tleines
Soot, oas er pGbreno ieiner 8efdnariB=
5elt eeldnlbt bate, uno piele Bidder
lno Sdriiten purben Elm &aub Der
6lammen.
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@cbrere WeniGen gcf00tet,
DtcGc pcrIekt.

@aibin9tpn, Is, 9tug. Sin YaNa=
gier5u9 Der @Reiapeote uno Sbio=Sabn,
tpelGer lebte 9}a6t INN IL llbr 81 Wtin.
BON bier ob9ing, fubr in Hauens=
tpOrtb, Na., in cine oIfene 99eibe uno
bier Der galia0iermagen puroen NrDB=
tentbeils sertrilmmert. Webrere Wen=
i6enleben iollen berloren uno fiinfsebn
bis amansig PaNa9iere oerlebt iein.
IS 1T feline Sele9rapbenitation in &a.
pensmort6, 10 oaB ndbere ginselbeiten
nOhnidt betannt lino. Sin Silissue nit
mebreren 9lersten 1T bon bier nab Der
ungliif5Itdtte abee9aneen.
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NdttnI GuOer.

2ebten SonnerItaa ftarb Minnie Spl=
mes i'm 9llter BON Is Sabren. 9ie
Seibe muroe nod Gaoir sebra6t UNI
bort beeroigt.
Sonrab Streb, elmer llnierer dlte=
iten Wlitbiir9er, itarb am Montag i'm
glter bon 73 Sobren.
Wlontaa Wlittug itarb oas einsise
Sino BON Sarl So1man.
Sacob Spablinser, Der smei Monate
in Widigan bel Serrn Sartb auf Se=
tu6 mar, fam am Sienitag pieber ge=
funb na1 Soper.
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GNaOenfeMer.

9alamasoo, Mih., Is. gus. gtpa
elm Grittel Der Sabrit Der vWidisan
gussp Company" III borlebte Iadi
burh sSeuer serif0rt iDorben. Cine
Wenge fertiser ooer TIM Bau begriffener
8uggies fiel ben Ilammen gum Dpfer.
Der @erluit miro anf $40, 900 geiddBt.
Die 6abrit iii bic grDBte IN Mdi9an
unb bei6dftigt mebrere 0unbert 2eute.
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Dtrekturptt.

8. 3. 3otpnienb, 8rdfibent Der Sire Slap 60.
Sobn Sauion, 8leioerbdnbler.
u. WeiB, &leiberbdnbIer, sSlnblep 8.
8. SO Streb, Yoitmeifter. Canal 9oper.
g. 80 Grorton @eidaftsfiibrer Der genn g. s. 6. 60
g. 3. Mitdea Gr-prpbate 3idbter. Abpptat.
s. 9eis, Yrdfibent Der 2eis, 5ertis 60.
Gan 9eienbadber, Gigentbimer bes Sron Gttp &ouIe
8. Menb, BON 8. ggens q Co., ganbolsbdnbler
%. .. Dratt. Agent Der Yenm Co., geip Ybila., 8.
u. U. gliou. Miblenei9entbiimer, Maguoiia. 8.
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Observation-Disclosures.

So6n u. @iaiams = Settle Mbite.
Glljab 8. &ector- Martba $. 0aroing.
William s. Scott - Mprtle $. Sil.
Sarrp CANADIAN = Sennie Soparo.
Gbarles Dt. Slime = Gatbarine &.
GaItle.
Solomon u. Seele- 2pooiab 8arber.
9llbert 9loams - Caroline 9ronn.
Gbarles .S6neioer Sarab &. Sum=
lnermutb.
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Die our Disciple : Stride in 2oros=
topn, bel Warren, .. seb0rigen 8lr=
ger llno Iehr aufgebradt oariiber, oaB
Elm gelnelner Strol6 aus Dem @ottes=
baus Die Wanoubr uno Die gibel Itabl.
George Saribman puroe als Der mutb=
nabliAe 0ieb perbaftet.
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8rtehine.

Sir Die am Is. Nueut enoenoe
Wo6e blieben folgenbe ni6t reflamirte
Sriefe auf Der bieiisen gOitoffice
@. q. patterlon, go. s. gromn,
gmma Butler. 2issie Burton, $. q.
Semuth. Mrs. Milrop 8ibfon, 9tannie
Gina s. 6. Sppee, Srma Miaer,
8. 8. Murrap, S. 2orn Sbart, 8. SO.
Spear, 98illiam llnberbin.
Oan. WpB. g. M.
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Grenriiom nah 9tiaaara Taas.

Sic g. &. & 20, eienba5n uirb am Samitaa, 30.
an9ut cine @rcurion nad ben aasara aaaen Der.
anitaIten' edbatpascu uuo 9anlenlpasen aeben obne
Wed)iel bon bier bs an bic 5dle 9te aunbreis fp-
ftet BON Neip philadelphia $3.50
Relr @. 8. eatre1 Der @eueral gaiIas,er saent Der
Sabn iuirb bic @rcuroa perDnli leiten rnb beSteus
fir ben Comfort Der 9oiiagere Gorge trosen.
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- Rommt unb febt nnlere Nusmabl
Der belten Mrbeiten, bic jemals in elmer
Werfftatt auf9eifelt tparen, gu guren
eigenen preiien unb einen 9rOben Wprs
roth 3ur MusnahI BEL
Setter & Cutie.
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Gremriiomem na6 Mil.u aufee

HDer Ole Pefn1nlbQ1ia yinien.
I'm % uno "a @u9uit perbeu bon ben 9euufplpo-
MIA Snen ereiriionstidets nod Wsilmoufee, gnise
oerfanft gum geiute Der repnblfani,d,en 9eooue
sattonai eonoention Die 3idets fino out bis uub
NIT 29. slu9uit.
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SerbinoIt1teiten.

SD Sbeo. 'Neub, &aiiier Der pbieen 8auf fdbipb.
re bermit baB bic obige 9arlesuns nab nteinem be-.
iten Wiiien unb @eiuiiien ribtig lit
Tbea. @ent, &aIlier
Sor mir unteri6rieben nnb bel9poren am 21
Sui, 1896. Ridalns Nontas. bffentliber 0otar
Riht9feit beiheinigt
8. SO. Streb
6. SETS, : Sireftpreu.
9. 80 @rOrton
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-06-13
GRAmxAR SCHOOL 80 HAS A RIDE
To Hammond's Grove In Three Horse Team
Forty One Pupils.

Boys and girls to the number of Al,
all merry members of the graduating
class of the William r. Smith Gram
mar school, accompanied by Superin-
tendent Graves and Misses Clark and
Elliot. went on a picnic, Friday, at
Hammond's Grove.
party left in a great threehorse team.
at nine O'Clock, arriving on the grounds
| in good season. Base ball was in or
| der, and there was two games, one by
| the girls, and the other by the boys.
! the former proving themselves to be
| fine pitchers and catchers, and batters
| as well.
Captain Graves nine beat Captain
| Connor's team, in the boys series, by
a score of % to >. The batteries We're
| Harrison. Graves and Badger. for the
| victorious team; Fish and McKenney
| for the others. Mr.. Graves made one
| of the best umpres ever seen in this
| locality.
| The lunch was one of the features OF
the day, as, were the boat rides. Tho
| ride home, by the light of the setting
sun, was a beautiful one. AS the gay
party entered the city, it made itself
heard, with many a cheer, the teach
crs getting a full portion of it, Along
| State street, the cheering continued
about everything. and everybody that
had ever been seen, known or heard
about.
Ii was a jolly time. all the way
through
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-06-13

rites He is a promising colt and 1t look.
as II he would beat 2.30 this year.
"vive is a -year-old, by Haley
dam by Olympus The first trial of the
season in a sulky he made 2.52.
Next comes Stella, two-year-old b,
Haley. dam by Guy Wilkes. She is as
handsome a chestnut mare as the eye
ever beheld; 15.2 high. and has one ol
the best gaits that there Is seen on the
track. She is making a mark for 2.3O this
coming season.
Pintar was the last horse shown the re-
porter He was dam by Fearnaught
Jr., Is two-year-old and Is being bro.
Ken in. In these horses Mr.. Haley has q
fine lot, and an able trainer.
At the stalls at the extreme south OF
the track. r. M. Small one of the best
fellows and trainers that ever sat be-
hind a horse. has Il worthy string under
his eagle eye.
There is Cunard. Jr.. who is too wei
known to need any biography. He has q
mark of 2.2SH and is in fine shape read,
to do a great piece of work. this season
He is acting well, and shows up even
better than last year. He is a sure win
ner for the July Fourth races. He is
owned by Charles Stackpole of Gardiner
Another of Mr. Stackpole's horses is
Venture by Cunard. Jr., dam by Gill
breth Marks. He has "A record of 2.2l
He is in fine shape. and looks very
smooth Mr.. Small says that he i'm
proves every day.
Lady Echo is dark bay by Echo.
dam by Crown Prince, by Old Knox.
She has a mark of 23Oh4. and is steady.
and showing up well. Mr.. Small is look
ing for a fast mile from her. the coming
season. She is owned by Thomas Bur-
leigh of Vassalboro. and is very stylish.
Waterville, belonging to Arthur Saw
telle of Vassalboro. is siX-year-old.
sired by Nelson's Wilkes. dam by Con-
stellation. making him Il full brother to
Col. Pitt (mark 2.l9AD Waterville is
green, but has a pretty gait, and his
trainer says that he will do the mile in
225 later on.
Another bay mare, a four-year-old is
Young Nelson. owned by John Kennedy
of Vassalboro. He is a green horse but
very promising. and has 2.4O gait.
Eolan is fine looking black horse. l53
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Judge Wilkes. He is marked at about
237 is fine LOCKER and a good PAGER.
The horse always was and always will
be a noble attractive animal. and even
to the unacquainted, it is great sight
to see them as they fly about the tracks.
Often, too. their trainers take them down
town. and they have quite distinQue
air as they move about, behind the rub
ber tired sulkies.
It's going to be great year for horse
races, they all say.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-06-13
ON THE PARADE.
Big and Enthusiastic Gathering In
the City Council Rooms.
Prizes Offered for Features Committees
Appointed to Manage Affairs.

The committee on fantasies, and the
parade for the Fourth of July, met.
Friday evening in the common council
rooms. There was present. as had
been invited, citizens to the number Of
over 60. They were there full of interest
and enthusiasm, and bent on business.
There was much discussion of the
various features and all entered in
with spirit.
]. J. Maher presided. and c. r. Hall
was secretary. The following various
ub-committees have been appointed:
To provide horses-Charles Trask, O.
Wellman, j. A. Norton, Charles Ward.
and Ami Cassavant
Committee to procure judges and
designate amount of prizes-Charles r.
Hall, George d. Haskell. John Hamblin
Costums and masks-W. w. Morse,
George Harver. Arthur Miron.
Special features-J. ]. Maher. John
Hamblin, c. r. Hall, G. D. Haskell, w.
W. Morse and j. T.. Kingsley.
LUMBER. A. Norton, Chas. Trask,
Ami Cassavant.
Flags. bunting and painting. T..
Kingsley, w. w. Morse. Fred Harvey.
Music-Ami Cassavant, w. w. Morse.
c. ID. Haskell and George Bryant.
I.abor-Charles Ward, 0. Wellman,
George Harvey. and Alonzo Cross.
To procure funds from the general
committee-J. j. Maher, John Hamblin,
and j. l.. Kingsley.
The committee announced that there
would be prizes in money offered for
the 1st, I'd and 3rd best turnouts and
of the best fantastic costumes in the
parade There will be among the other
startling features, bone fide horse
less wagon.
There will also be two fast horses in
the parade, with sulkies. After the
parade. they will race at the driving
park for "a large purse.
For any information. inquiries may be
directed to any of the several COM
mittees, as have been announced and
full particulars will be sent
One cannot throw a stone hardly,
without hitting someone who is con-
nected with one or another feature,
and on account of the careful system.
no one need have any difficulty in find
ing out all the particulars.
A special meeting of Sand Hill resi-
dents will be held at the Volunteer
Hose house, Monday evening at 7.30. to
talk over" things.
A meeting of the special committee
will be held in the council rooms, next
Wednesday evening.
The object of all is to have the
parade the best ever seen in the State
of Maine. 1t will knock any ever seen
in Augusta into the dim and long-for-
gotten past.
1t makes one ache for the time to
come.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-06-13
Cony Hiqh Team for the M. S. A. A. Meet

The Cony High school representa-
tives will leave for Waterville. Satur-
day morning. for the M. l. S. A. a.
meet at Watervile.
The team will make a good bid for
some of the prizes. and, although its
number of entries is not large, those
who go have done good work during
the past two weeks, improveing daily
and will doubtless be heard from.
a lot of the pupils will accompany
the team, including "a large number OF
young ladies, to sport the school colors
and cheer their representatives on to
victory. The party will leave on the
912 train.
President Hewins left for Water
vile. Friday evening. with Secretary
c. l.. May.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-06-13
AMUSE M ENTS.
E. NJ. Hall & DonneIiy's MinstrcIs, Tonight

{. M. Hall & DonneIiy's MinstrcIs, Tonight.
The well known banjoist and singing
comedian. f. NJ. Hall, and the popular
comedian and monOloguist. Tommy Dom
nelly, with their minstrel troupe will be
at the Opera house. this evening. and
judging by the favorable impression they
made when here last season. there will
be a large attendance A feature of the
entertainment will be the performance of
the Mignanj family. musical street paw
ers New songs and dances will be intro
duced and three hours of genuine min
strelsy are promised.
A pants hanger that will keep the
pants from bagging at the knees, and
also keep the regulation shape in
them is new and simple invention to
be seen at J. w. Beck's.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-06-13

Tasker Bros. have received and dis
played in their window, line OF
fancy bosom shirts of peculiar designs
something new, decidedly "the thing,
only cost S1.O0.