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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-08-29
keh.

Keb, Aug. 27.-Mr. and Mrs. w. E.
Williams spent Wednesday visiting in
Ottumwa.
Mrs. Bowman moved Wednesday to
Clevelaru.
William Osburn, of Avery, moved to
keb on Tuesday.
George yaness, of Iowa City, was
in town on Tuesday on business.
Miss Name f'ugate, who resides in
the country spent Tuesday in town,
| the guest of Mrs. Adam Long.
| Hay sold in town this week at $14.
! Farmers are taking advantage of the
| good roads and are deuVering a va
riety of timber to be used in the mines.
| Miss Sarah Erickson, of Ottumwa
spent Sunday in town Wit. fiji nds.
| DR.. j. A. Hull attended the Old Set
tiers reunion at Blakesburg on Tues
day. He spent his Boyhood days there
Mrs. Dale, Mrs. John Haddow, and
Mrs. John Daniels spent Tuesday in
Pekay visiting friends and relatives.
Daniel Davis, one of our miners
purchased two fresh COWS last week
for $50 and in a few days sold the
calves for SIT.
| w. LIZ lNSlSoil, VI oul w cis
| in town on Tuesday on business.
| Joseph Horton, of Willard, was in
town on Tuesday looking for work.
Adam Long and MISS Mamie Fugate
spent thursday in Eldon At the home
OF Mrs. William Gillaspie.
James Nevin is on the sick list this
week.
Mrs. William Gillaspie, of Eldon
spent Saturday ana Sunday in town
with her husband at the residence OF
t4r. and Mrs. r. Williams.
John Madison, of Foster, visited his
sister, Mrs. Job Dyer, on Friday.
John Murphy and his brother, James
| of Ottumwa, secured work in the
mines tbs week.
The miners kindly remembered Tho
mas McHugh, who had his leg broken
some time ago, by taking UP collec.
ton for him in the mines.
w. HI. Peterson, of Burlington, was
in town Saturday on business.
Edward Fowler was out on Saturday
and made the miners happy by paying
them off.
Miss Mary Daniels, of Ottumwa
spent Sunday at the home of her pa.
rents, Mr.. anu Mrs. John Daniels.
The young people of this place en-.
joyed a dance in the Bagnall hall on
Main street Saturday night.
The mines run full time last week
with number of men added to the
pay roll.
Mrs. George Bagnall and son, of OF
tumwa, visited friends in town on
Sunday.
Miss Della McConvill, of Ottumwa
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs
McConvill, on Vine street.
Mrs. p. Simpson, of South Ottumwa
lectured in the school house on Sun
day night in the interest of the or
phans' home. She was favored with a
large audience who literally respond
ed to her solicitation for aid.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bennett spent
Sunday in Pekay with James Bennett.
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evening and selected paper for the
new church building which is nearing
completion.
Chas. Spicer, of Winfield, was a
Sunday visitor in Hedrick.
Those attending the association at
What Cheer returned at noon today.
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Hedrick.

Hedrick, Aug. &c. Hawthorne of
ness.
]. Brooks is out of town on bust
ness for few days.
Hiss Sadie Hook left for Ames to-
day where she is to be in charge of
the chair Of oratory. aE
Harvey Rickens and daughters,
Lizzie and Alice left for few days
visit with relatives in Marshall coun-
ty.
Ed Durbin and son, Jesse, are soon
to leave for months trip in Colorado.
B. G. Orris, James and Thomas
Young went to Clear Lake Sunday.
Agent H. H. Kenney is soon to have
an assistant at the Union depot.
Oura Roop was in Sigourney and
Fremont Saturday It
Will Hook and Harry Moore left to.
day Tor Ames where they Will attend
college the coming year.
Miss Mary Brooks is soon to enter
college at Mt Pleasant
e. NJ Fleener is seriously indispos.
ed and is unable to attend to his CON
tract work.
Harry Lynn returned Sunday from a
two weeks vacation
Ralph Bnrns and Ralph Fleener left
for Des Moines today to attend the
fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Robinson
south of town, left last night for few
days at Des MoineS.
F. w, Ritter drove to What Cheer
Saturday, returning Sunday evening
The committee in charge met, last
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LibertyvilIe.

Libertyville, Aug. 3D. Rev. C.
Springer spent Sunday in Floris.
John Coleman and wife, of Milton,
are visiting friends here.
w. @. Sheets returned home from
Oklahoma last week
Work on the foundation of the new
chulch is about completed.
Mr.. Garrison sold his property to
Tyler Cornell last week.
G. w. Goodrich & Son, of Packwood
were here on business Friday.
The M. E. Sunday school had a pic.
mic Friday.
Mrs. d. w. CARRIER is visiting friends
at OSkaloosa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pascal Lewis went to
Denver, Col, Friday on a pleasure trip
Miss Margaret Hurst is visiting at
Wapello this week.
F. A. Clarridge is having rock hauled
for his new residence.
Sam Nailor, Chas. Woodrow, Ralph
and Wiley Welday and James Hurst
are attending the state fair this week
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keosauuua.

NSSocNQuds
Keosauqua, Aug. 27.-Attorney w.
Il. Wherry. of this place, was a recent
business visitor in Burlington.
County Attorney e. R. Harlan was
in Pennington yesterday on business.
DR.. l.. Morris, county coroner of this
county, held an inquest Sunday at
Douds on the body of one Ethel Nor
row, the ten-year-old daughter of Mrs.
Scott Morrow, of near that place. The
veralct of the coroner's jury was to
the effect that deceased came to her
death by unlawful means but did not
connect any one with the commission
thereof. Much feeling is manifested
in the case and it will be taken before
the grand jury at the September term
of court for further investigation.
Sherman Chamberlain, who was SEN
fenced in the Justices court here to
term of twenty days in Jail for as
saulting Geo. G. Duffield an old man
about so years of age, is wanted by
the authorities in Illinois on charge
of assault with intent to commit MUIR
der. This is an old charge on which
he is wanted and from which he has
been able to evade arrest. Upon his
release here the authorities from that
state will be here ready to take him
into custody and take him back to
that place for trial.
Mr. Galbreth, of New Sharon, of this
state, is visiting in this place with
his son. Bert Galbreth and family.
Mrs. Mary Ferris and daughter,
Madge, of Douds, visited over Sunday
in this place the guest of Mrs. Ferris
SISTER Mrs. ]. w. HARDWOOD.
Miss Ella Stidger has returned to
her home after several weeks visit in
California.
Otto Stidger and family. of Ottum-
wa, visited over Sunday with relatives
in this place.
A. B. Adams and Ira Mccullough, of
Selma, are in Keosauuua today on bus
mess.
Following is the program for Old
Settlers Day at this place, Wednes-
day, September 4
Music
Invocation by Rev. J. W. Cheney.
Song.
Obituary address, George C. Duff
field.
Eulogy on Joshua S. Sloan, w. W.
Baldwin, Burlington.
Eulogy on Edwin Manning. ]. H.
Landes, Keosauqua.
Dinner.
Election of officers.
Song.
| Address, Lee Nagle, Milton.
Annual address, Julian G. Monnet,
Mt. Pleasant.
Pioneer "reminiscences, J. F. Craven,
Milton; James Morse, Birmingham;
s. V. Whitaker, Stockport.
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Dinner
Election of officers.
Song.
Address, Lee Nagle, Milton.
Annual address, Julian c. Monnet,
Mt. Pleasant.
Pioneer "reminiscences, J. F. Craven,
Milton; James Morse, Birmingham;
s. V. Whitaker, Stockport.
BeIknap.
was born to e. A. Patterson and wife
last Monday evening.
Claude Wells of Eddyville visited
here last week with his uncle. S. A.
Wells, and his cousins, Mrs. Lulu Eb-
erline and Ola Wells.
7. G. Davis and wife returned home
Tuesday from a visit with their
daughters, Mrs. SADIE Blankenship of
Goldfield, Colorado, and their son
Alonzo, of Boulder. Colorado. They
were much pleased with the country
out there.
Will Mccormick of Floris was a Bel
KNAPP visitor Tuesday.
Edwin Galpin of Bloomfield was a.
caller Wednesday at the Mrs. Diana
Myers home.
w. M. Lockman is building new
barn.
John Day had the misfortune to lose
his horse last week.
Mrs. Wesley Thompson, of Floris
visited here last week with her broth
er, j. w. Bolivar, and family, return
ing home Saturday evening with her
husband, who is putting up the new
school building.
Walter Bell and wife entertained q
number of young people Wednesday
evening in honor of Clay Rominger OF
Seymour. who is visiting here.
Mrs. Willie Wagner and children
| Ottumwa visited here last week with
her brothers, Otus and Will Pickett,
leaving Sunday morning for the pa
rental Pickett home near Sherman
Chapel.
Will Pickett, wife and sons, Rufus
and Russell, visited Sunday at the
Frank Pickett home near Sherman
Chapel
Cecil Myers had the misfortune ~
get wire run into his foot Friday ev.
ening. DR.. Jennings of Drakeville
was called in and removed the wire
and dressed the wound, which is now
doing well.
Delmer Lee received word from his
wife last week stating that she was
no better. Mr.. Lee expects to have a
sale the 4th of next month and leave
for Hoopeston, ILL.,, where his wife is
j. B. Lafferty and son William came
night and Sunday with e. A. Patter
son and family.
John Combs and wife visited last
week near Edna, Mo-, at the b. B.
Shaffer home
Lizzie Mcconnell of Sherman Chap.
ell attended the ice cream social here
Saturday evening.
Mrs. ]. Ware visited near Sherman
Chapel last week at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. Willie Rhine.
Lizzie Ware returned home Satur
day evening from a three weeks visit
with friends in Ottumwa.
George Wagner and family of Tx
line are visiting here with Mrs. Wag
oners brother, George Hackersmith
and wife.
Mrs. Mary Worrell is visiting at the
John Worrell home, north of Drake
vile.
Winters Moss and wife have recent.
ly returned from visit with friends
in Kansas. They have the sympathy
Of all who know them in the loss OF
their little son.
Felix Dickerson of Ottumwa visit
ed here yesterday with Joel MCGEE
and wife.
Mrs. ]. C. Thompson and children
returned home this morning from n
visit With relatives at Ormanpille.
Mrs. d. II. Bell who was very i'll
for few days last week, is reported
some better.
Mrs. j. 4. Mum of Bloomfield visit
ed here Friday with her daughter
Mrs. " O. Bell.
Sherman England and family of OF
tumwa visited at Walter Munn's Sun
day morning.
i Mrs. Will Berry of ottumwa was a
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sigourney.


Sigourney, Aug. 27.-Mrs. S. A
James died Sunday afternoon at her
home in Sigourney. Mrs. James has
been sick with paralysis for several
weeks. She was quite old. The fun
eral services were held at the family
residence yesterday afternoon con
ductd by Rev. A. B. Hightshoe.
A marriage license was issued Sat
urday to Joseph Old cay, %, and Miss
Sarah Novelty, IS.
Mrs. John Knox is quite sick. He1
daughter, Mrs. White of South En-
glish, is attending her.
Fred Reinert and Lloyd Schipfer
left yesterday morning for Ames tc
pursue studies in the engineer course
Al. Brolliar went to Des Moines
yesterday on a business trip.
Several Sigourney people are attend
ing the state fair at Des Moines.
DR.. l.. III. Hinkley and wife will &c
to Lone Tree the latter part of the
week, to visit the doctors parents fol
a week
DR.. James Stanton of Prairie dr
Chen visited the latter part of the
week with his parents.
George Poff and James Mitchell
came over from What Cheer Monday
morning on business trip.
| Superintendent w. H. Gemmel
leaves this morning for Dallas Center
to take charge of the schools there.
1t is understood a couple of thieves
We're caught by Sheriff Latter last Sat
urdey at Tallerand. They We're wanted
at Eldora and the sheriff from there
came down and got them yesterday.
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Bunch.

Bunch, Aug. 2S.-R. T. Mcdonald has
sold his farm to j d Jones and will
start for Oklahoma the first of next
month.
w. Fl. Early of Muscatine is visiting
with relatives near Bunch.
Those attending the Morrell picnic
at Eldon from here were: James Zig
Ter, Craig Buckhart, Misses Rosa
Hoover and Stella Hoover.
The Kinsinger boys shipped a car
load Of fat cattle to Chicago yester-
day.
Lucy West and Inez Conley visited at
the S. Hoover home last week.
Lee Robb, who has been doing car
penter work for the Rock Island rail
road came home Saturday, his foot be-
ing badly cut.
There was a dance at Allen Hop
kins' last Saturday night. Thirty
NUM- CTS We're sold.
A. o. Paris of Bunch attended the
democratic convention at Des Moines.
Charles Hamilton and wife, of Or
manville visited at the S. Kinsinger
home last Sunday.
Larve Scott and son, Russell. are
visiting at the Scott home at Jackson
vile, Mo.
Mrs. Marry Bloomer and children
visited with Mrs. Cavins near Black.
hawk last Sunday.
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Packwood.

Packwood, Aug. 2S.-Mr. and Mrs.
. Marsh returned Saturday from a
weeks visit with their son at High
land Center.
Mrs. John d. Hagan and daughter
and the Misses Ida and Ellen Warfield,
WHO We're guests last week of Mrs. G..
4 and Miss Bertha Norman, returned
Monday to their home in Ottumwa.
Mrs Roy Scott, of Hedrick. was in
Pae kwood last week trying to secure a
suitable location Tor q photograph gal
lery
DR.. and Mrs. c. n. Moorman impro.
vised picnic party Saturday in honor
OF their guests, Mrs. Nella d. Hagan
and daughter and the Misses Warfield,
OF Ottumwa They drove to de-
lightful grove seven miles south of
town where the day was spent in va
Irious ways. the iolliest being the nra.
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Continued on Page seven.)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-18
PERSONAL. MENTION.

Edwin Bullock Of Windsor. was in
the city. Wednesday.
Miss catherine Reid is spending her
vacation in Bucksport.
Dr. w. 4. Bates of Palmer, Mass, is
guest Of +. +. Purinton.
Guy Humcs of Shawmut. was in the
city on business. yesterday.
Norman l.. Fossett of Riverside was
among Wednesdays visitors.
Miss beatrice Barber has gone to her
Rome in Portland for a visit.
Q. G. Fossett of vassalboro made the
city business call, yesterday.
+. w. Thompson of Pittsfeld. was in
the city on business, yesterday.
w H. Jackson of Readncld. was
among yesterdays business callers.
Hiram Clark and family have gone
"a Cohhossoecontee for the summer.
Miss y. ]. Corey of Brookline, Mass,
is N;Sitinc hcI sister. Mrs. DR.. Kicker.
Miss Maud Jones has gone to her
home in Bangor to spend her vacation.
i. \. Cooper and family are on a
vacation of TWO weeks at Squirrel
island.
Miss Lucy Holmes and Miss Alice
Duttnn are at Old Orchard for few
! G@vs' vacation.
F. f. Drake, clerk at the State Street
Pharmacy, is enjoying his vacation at
Squirrel. Island
Miss Celia Dickson. clerk at the
Peoples store, is enjoying two weeks
vacation at her former home. Berlin.
y. II.
MIS-. George 7. Sleeper and son, Ned.
Of Winthrop. Mass, are visiting her
sister, Mrs. George II. Wiltshire. at Is
SeWall street.
Mrs. p. W. Hill and daughter have
returned from Richmond where they
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Noble Maxwell for a week.
Halls Preble was here yesterday.
on his way to Waterville. Mr.. Preble
has recently returned from the
Philippine Islands where he has been
in the volunteer service.
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When Irving Mitchell disappeared
and was not seen by relatives "r
friends after the night of July 4, many
were inclined to the opinion that his
bcdN lay IT the bottom Of the kenn"-
E,c. but that theory does not seem
probable. now as it would without =
Doubt have risen to the surface and
probably been discovered before the
II, sent time. Bond brook ANA th''
EIouk road have been carefully search
"a without result. 1t does not seem
!, IS lille that MtchcllS body could
have lain near the city without being
found. ana therefor" il seems most
rr0bahl" at present that he either met
with fnul play from parties who con-
c"aied his body dead OF alive or that
ia voluntarily left tn" city for parts
unknown without informing his family
80 friends
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Judge 4. 6. Andre VS.. iccordcr Of the
Grand Lodge. \. 9. I. w. will so to
Boston on business conn 'ct a with that
organization. today. He is to he ac-
companicd ny Master Workman &. :.
Cummings Of Auburn. This trip IS nee
tssiiat"d hy the laws of MassaChu-
Srtt, which DO not allow the papers nf
IN organization receiving its charter
fYcn that state Ia b. transferred out
If its borders. The \. 9. L. ". rccCiV-
"a it's original charter from tn" stat"
Of Massachusetts. consequently all the
records and nthcr documents pertain
ing to the newly organ jZed Grand
Lodge az Maine must ho copied for u5o
in the Row jurisdiction. Judge Andrew "
and Roy. Mr.. CUMMINGS viii arrange
rrr tni& work. They Will return home
tomorrow.
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THE EvELETH WILL
Hearing n Probate Court on Claims OF Dauqt
ter OF the Zee ,ascd.

Dover. Me, July lin the probate
court. Tuesday. before Judge &. "
Grown, the hearing of Eebacca w
crafts of Greenville daughter of the
late John II. Eveleth took place. with
reference to about 81 .000 of her
fathers estate. consisting principally
of stocks, which Mrs. Crafts claims
were given her by her father. and
which will he the occasion Of Il suit.
action to be brought at tho septemlcr
term of court, though the trial may not
necessarily take place then.
Hon. G. F. Johnson of Watervillc.
and G.. W. Hayes. Esq, represented
the interests of Mrs. Hattie Evclcth.
widow of the lat" j. II. EvcIcth. ANA
Henry Hudson, ESQ, ana Hon. w T..
Parsons We're present in the interest :
Of the executor of the Evclcth estate.
Arthur \. Crafts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-18

The American Preceptor." a reading
book used in the schools, 100 years ago.
has been placed in the library of tbs
Kennebec Historical Society by Will
liam Treby Jones of Augusta II is
of course in a delapidated condition but
is rare at the present time and is Of
great Interest," The Hon. Joseph T.
Woodward of West Sidney. has placed
with the society several rare and valu-
able pamphlets. one Of which bears the
title Beautiful Zion" a sermon by
Rev. Sylvester Judd of the Augusta
Unitarian church. preached July 4.
1871. The work was printed by Sever
ance & Dorr. owners Of the Kcnnc-
bee Journal. at that time.
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The DENTISTS MEETING.
Officers Elected and Papers Discusscd--Nest
Meeting al Camden.

Old Orchard. Me. J;Iy i,--\t tn Main
pcntal Sucictya annun! meeting. t"dat.
these officers were elected. Pres dent, v.
s. Paysnn. clstuo: vice president. e. II.
Merritt. Auburn; aecr' tary, II. \. kcllo}.
Por,lanI: treasurer. f. J. Roberts. Au-
gusta; librarian. Elbr.dsc Bacon. Har
uInS
IN Camden. tie third Tuesday, Ncda"s.-
Gay ana ThI;r.dty in Juiy.
The rarcrs q thG mi: III a. PTt" nth.
brown of Boston. Dr John Hood IF Hne-
ton. nr q. ~ cornish If Exeter: y. ~.
Dr y. l. brigham of South f'r'minE-
nam. DR.. f. a. krnwitun u Ftltii'H'
ana Or W. +. Hishcc Of CANT" II. 80 N'f
al discussions followed some "f thc m
perS. =, ,,I
clinics.
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The Law CUUKI.
large Number Of Androscoggin Cases
disposed Of. "Wednesday.

Portland. Me-, July II A,,h,,h ,,o
s''''hs Oh the July law term. today,
was interrupted for time ~ , saxe,c
electric storm during which the court
room was left in darkness IN, ,,,., ,,,,,.,
ing out of electric light wircs hv light
hlng, large number Of And,oe,,c~;r
cases were disposed of, as follows.
harriet I'll. {. Merrill vs.. Now Enr-
ianu Land Co. submitted in urittinn.
exceptions overruled for wan, ~ nro
Secution.
FlaCian Lapointc KS. Alnbor.,, p,,
nard and another: report disch,ruad
Walter h. Bcals, administered. -.
A''cc u. h'Sclow: motion ovcrrulcd for
want of prosecutions
Ira Campbell vs.. Horace Harmon ,,
another.
Cyrus ~. Caswcll IS. John L. Parker.
Jr.
Ellora j. Cole rs. Percy l.. Fogc.
irene Egan. by pro ami, vs.. Elizo-
beth &. lIorrigan and others.
L. Franklin VS.. &. +. Kempton mo
non oVcrrClcd for want of prosoc,-
ton.
VIM. II. Hamilton vs. Max Mandal-
stan. trustee motion, oVcrrulcl for
want of prosecution
Lewiston q Auburn Railroad Co. VS..
Grand Trunk Railroad 90, report dis
charged.
James a. Parsons w. Lewiston
brunswick & Bath Railroad: contin-
ued by agreement.
Sarah J. Swan. libellant. vs.. Jonas
W. Swan; motion ovcrruled for wan,
of prosecution.
State vs.. Joseph Maltas: execution
oNcrrulcd. judgment for State
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Zinc and grinding double the wear.
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Mott UalloveU of Medford. and
Franklin r. Hammond OF NamprlhHP'
assistants to Attorney General fi"A"a
NJ. knoWlton of MASSACHUSETTS,.
Wednesday. presented their resiSna
lions to GOV. Crane TO take erect ~
the end of the present year. 1he reSiS
nation of the two assistants IS explain
ed by the statement that after Jan l.
1902 there will be a new law nfhh III
Boston under the name of "knoWitoh'
HalloWell q Hammond.
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The GRAHAM REWARD
Divided Among the Claimants Deputy Pummcr
Receiving the Largest Share.

Portland. Me. July I7.-Tho question oC
vto are entitled ~ thc $3.50 offered III ~"
sc!o .tu. ~ Gorham. the Evening EN-
pro-. tn M"~h'r famj), ana Sheriff
Pearson -"r tl4r ,iptDrr ANA cpuyiaii"I
or the Gor,,lm murderer W. a-jtI.d t"-
d1.. aut 'vcr> cur w thy try claimants
va giv"u flrt.
vl1 iugItcd tiratfam III iIoprdai,. Ma,a,.
nj arrc@ien aim receives tnr llrr'a,
;p..rr ,p. officer r'r,d 81 y. wcuihh WI
S-alboJr. wa tpurrhcufod i;ill Iauds.
the negro n,rrmpiicc LID not appear at
no hcHrin. ~ .ufnrcr his c'aim I'M tn"
nj tin,n 1T f;urhim considered his claims
t-ru' Iud V"trd to allow him $l.rt ant n;
he 500 f'w,itd IF. red hN the town. Nj F.
GIGfiAun. wife w thr murderer. got $I11.
John II. tcch3u. ovcrSrcr 81 tho stat
prison 5l-l AMI G"nrc" NJ horton. tdltor
ii the Ey,niu.: f.Npr, ~. $l'h.
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Col. kendallsof the LIST Regiment of
infantry, is on tour of inspection of
the companies of which the regiment
is made up. Monday evening. he visit
ed Co. Is; Tuesday. Co. f.: Thursday
evening. he will inspect Co A: Friday
evening. Co. X. and a week from Fri
day Co. l. will be inspected.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-18

number of the teachers of the Vii
iaSe school district for the coming
school year have been elected and as
signed to schools, but there are sui
number Of vacancies pending and
the directors are not yet ready to make
the list public.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-18
SUITS

Balance Of this seasons popular
styles of Ladies' Tailor Made Suits.
reduced from sl4OO. $1,000, 500. 90 to
So, $50 and $1,000
Also II Suits to be sold at $500 each.
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since the present hot spell began it
seems that the pest. Troublesome to
everyone in warm weather. the flies.
nave increased a thousandfold and the
neat seems to sharpen their annette
for biting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-18

Great progress was made, yesterday.
| on the new freight house on the wharf
Of the .Kenneb@c & Boston Steamboat
Co., the greater part of the frame work
having been put in place and part of
the water side boarded. The men work
ed. last evening, as long as the light
permitted ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-18

AUGUSTA LOCALS.

me Augusta base ball team will go
10 SkowheSan to play the team from
mat place. Saturday. Skowhegan is
saio 10 nave star team and the Au-
Sustas are anticipating a warm game