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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-03-06
Thursday, March Eth, 1873,

at l O'Clock p. m, the following described real
estate, viz; All that certain lot Of ground situ-
ate in the village Of Pennville, In Penn township.
C~lcarheld county, Pa, bounded and described as
follows Beginning at a post corner Of turnpike
road thence north along township road 1888 feet
to post; thence cas-, by alley 1854 feet to post
thence south by line Of Z. A.. Farrell $50 feet to
post thence west by turnpike road l2l feet to
place Of beginning, containing ive-eighths Of an
nnre. more or lass. having ihnIeon erected
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-03-06

BY virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Court
Of cleardold county, the undersigned Administra-
lSr>s k5aas pna Of the estate Of y. Z. Rafferty,,
decd, late Of Pennville, Penn township, Cleardeii
county, Pa, will Tell at public sale on the prem
iseR. on
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-03-06

10 purpatts having two or more parcels or pieces
Of land or lo,s, the pieces or parcels will be offer.
cd hrst 'epa fately, and then together, and sold
In the mode In which they will bring the most
money
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-03-06
Large Hotel BuiIdimg
TERMS OF SALE;

six4O feet, two stories high, with back building
a large barn and other outbuildings. A hotel Z
now kent In thu housa.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-03-06

II d. L. Ferguson, gent mdse.....,.. 7
~ Nuiter, Dyer a Co, gent mdse 10
Morris Township.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-03-06

more or les, being cleared and mead w land.
valuable for building lots. "
Also, Purpart No. l%l-Delng all those three
certain lots OF ground, situate in Pike township,
In the county and State aforesaid, being mart Of
what is known as "white settlement" and bound.
cd and deioribod as ~followsj One thereof having
a house thereon, bounded on The south by a street,
on the west by a street, on the south BY an alley,
and on the east by lot Of -, being so fe,t
front and $50 feet deep. The other two thereof,
adjoining each other and one having a house
thereon erected, bounded en- the north by street,
on we west by lot OF -, on the routh by
an auey. and on the east by street, being each 50
feet front and 1870 feet deep.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-03-06
Chest Township.

II James MeEwen, gen1 mdse. minimum.
II ]. X. Mckee, gent mdse....-..-,....
II Paul White, gen'l mdse.,.......
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-03-06

risburg.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-03-06

mere or less, unimprovcd, and the portion Of the
and east Of the borough Of Curwensyille, not
heretofore sold.
Also. pnrpsr No. 40 -pouaacd aud de-
seribod as follows; Situate In the borough Of
Curwensville aforesaid, beginning at a point on
the south side Of the railroad, whore the east side
Of II" street i~utersccts tho same thence BY
said street south 800 degrees west 500 feet 10
Meadow street; thence.by same south 5qI degrees
east s2i feet to purpart No. II thence by same
north l0s degrees east ESQ feet more or less to tho
railroad thence by said railroad westerly to the
place Of beginning, containing -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-04
TIE FIRST MILLINERY OPENING.
The Rich Piumage OF Tropical uirds again
to Beautify Oar sidewalks.

Messrs. Lord a. TAYLOR. In their Grand
81. -. . -, ..t,t. -,
street nous' maze speclal exposition yester-
day in the Wholesale millinery department Of
Frcnch unttnrn bota onJ houneta md ane mil
I,,,,,,.,. ..'',. -, ',',, M - -.
'"'rS eopus oi lll kihdS' lho attehuhhce was
remarkably large, considering tho heat OF tho
dnv and tho onrIv dn,, 20 Oh N ,,,o,i,,,, o,,,,,ro
I'LL. - ~ u'''o " .u0 Vpo"'iH WI" p"i"-
uNoV lcW summer tourists having NJ yer re-
turned 10 tho city But the attendance of the
trndn nn,nlv ronald tho ,,or,ooroon, o.. ,ho -
go. 81. - ~, " '"N'iion' ''i '"o VI
lVl.s ulcy h"Ne maze lot thlS exposition.
Tho now styles are rich and elegant beyond
doacrir,ion ,rho .h,,.,s g. ,.ati 80, -,
@ 7".p'o "lo N"rl'u' pu' 'hete
II pt'ponucIHncr Of pohnets over mats, and OF
close cottage brms over naring or dindorn
styles. Tho brims Of most of the bonnets uroper
require no fac" or inside trimmings A tiny
putting or ehirring ~ n contrasting color of
silk 10 the velvet or silk Of the bonnet or two
gold and chenille or bead cords within the hrim
Il for the most part all tho luco trimming seem
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-04
KILLING 4 DRUNKEN MIN.
A Quarrel that was Begun In Barroom
Fatally Ending In the Street

Frederick Meyers, German about 4j
years Of age, who keeps grocery and barroom
a; East Now York and Brooklyn avenues in tho
town Of Iatbush. some distance behind tho
county buildings. yesterday afternoon shot and
Killed james Corners. aged %. Mcyers's place
has boon irclu"ntol NY gangs Of Brooklyn row.
dies, who taking advantage oi the almost un-
protected rceiou thcrclbout 70 on froics.
feeling that they have liberty to do whatever they
are ~ lined to- At noon Yesterday. as Mr..
Meyers was in his apartments over the store. no
heard his harkccucrqlarrri'in with some men
about drinks. On going below he found James
Corners. whom he had mover seen before.
anil another young man Of about Con-
nNr-s nTc. both intoxicated and Quarrollug
with Horny khnghcimer. the barkecrcr.
lucHusc hc wVuil not give them more liquur.
khnehcimcr hal t.li ih"m that 1, was against
his orders 20 give liquor 90 mon as drunk ~
they w.rc. They al 'scd klinghoimcr. and
when Mr. Meyers. appeared they demanded
liquor from him Movers MISC refused to give
Thorn Hduor and advised ihom to nuit his place.
They sw0rc that they would stay and get what
they wanted. Conncrs pulled a bologna sau-
sug" down from meat rack. ana tried 10 get q
piece Oft II IT,.
Now. sad Movers. you. mustn't take me
flra FIAT, If ] 10 live in q ilu.'
H. then said that the meat WINS for salc- not
Ia DO gly,n away. Conn irs said TINT he ntrd
some w. Myers ,ul a piece, Of. weighed ii.
nrrs took ny the meat. ani, then threw il down,
syingii " DENT want IT, 49,, -, u..,.
men out 10 the h1rroom, and as they refused To-
90 ho took pistol from drawer and a club
irOm behind the counter and started toward
t.,m. They went into the street hut 1T once
bean 60 Stone the house. Tho stones broke
through Tao windows bounded oyer uchiud tho
Meyers went outside with his pistol in his
pocket ana tho club in his hand. One of tho
Get into tho house or wen murder YOU"
(Onnpr-s OOmINutOu then ran at Npypra to
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-04
MISS ELLIS's ENGAGEMENT.
why the Property orthe Evnngeiine" Troupe
wa. Attached In HrookiSn.

A donutv from sheriff Dappott's Office IN
p.s,,.u .a,o,,a, a,,a',,,,I ~, -. =,
tho "Eynngclinc troupe no wperforming n the
Nav pnrk Thcotre Drooklvn The order wae
'u" n,, u ~ ,eu1l "".
Edmund L. Rice the composer Of the music of
tho SPARKLING extravaganza. The plaintin
claims t3nou Tor alleged breach OF g contract
mndr win ms dhuRhter Florence. lie AYERS
thnt me crntr1't wns broken without notice or
ssVylnS on thr spSElhSs OF Ihe L3mr f'sh11"dn,
NC plnn VIM" Mhiith ~ IiutS, w phllNnh ll,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-04
AMUSEMENT NOTES.

MssJenmc Hughes has gone 70 the Brighton Theatre
The Philharmonic Society will ION in the benefit 10
Theodore Thomas In oimore's Garden this evening.
The Theatre Comiuuc Will provide matinee perform.
Thursday also In all of the Southern sufferers
Mr. John Thompson, with his successful llay of " ON
Hand has appeared at the Sndt Theatre and as usual
enacts clght characters with ease
on Friday the Evanreline Company. now PLAYING at
the Park Theatre, hrookNn wall give matinee per
f0rnance IN and ui the Southern sufferers
ON Monday next the Globe Theatre 7as aud 7aO Broad
way will opCn under tile management IT Mr. Harry
Weston Mr., McAllstcr, the liusouist, II e. appear
Mr. LAFAYETTE Harrison. long AMI fANOrHhly known IN
the musical fraternity Of New YORK, has hecome the
manager al the National Lecture Burcnu and Musical
Agency Which has it, Office NJ ~ Union square. Mr.
Harrison las large rooms aud IL making them attractive
TO all connected with nrsic ami the lNcoum.
Two matinee performances VI unl>na aitractivcness
announced nj behali Of the southern kurIors There
Will he given AT the FINN Avenue Ih"ntt ON IursNl a
combination entertainment. in Whirl! Mary Anderson
Edwin Booth John Mccullough, and Joseph Jefferson
will take part At tie Sccum Theatre gu saturday Mr.
Denman Thompson viii play Joshua WMcOnb Tor
Tie heMont Of The dramhuc nroiesslo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-04

IsriSwe%sfa steam y TO- KS. s79S. p,Ds az eity w.
$40 Hams-snokcd city. 12ai3c pcklcd loo ic.
Snuulders-SmOkci city, 6oraisc fcklcd. Sac hcica
a. sdiic. Beet hams--wcstern y IN saoat9i Reef.
western extra mess tilaSlI 10 Il hi plain do Rlua
sino? prime mess. v tee si68sl1 Dressed hogs 80
GaMN--whcM advanced but lost mart Of the improve.
mcn toward the close Of the week under review Corn
Wau,ou. uu.n chnu.c. oats and rye lower and active,
hnFhN uns"ftlei and nominal To-day wheat was farly
nlt' az t' decline 81 yesterday except wittc which
Wn' lower. sales 2n4Op hu.h inclu,iirg rcd vriuor
a. Vs. s 10 for ungradcd 81 uessi 90 Tor so stnamer
~ i.gs .Isg Tor do sail closing az inside figures and
~ ilc inside hpure wlnie. siOGassl ~ tnrling 30
at ~ II for steam and ~ ~ Al i9i for stii. eso ia
sprihr ~ sl'1 TOR N" aud ~ 1901 10 Tor No chs
DsfO7 Tor future i, Ivory ~ 40 isb niuins H.
amber NJ ~ ~ sasfl ~ Tor septemhuranI 81 IL Tor Octo
Der 30 red winter a. $40 r September amt Ell II or
October ant 40 spring At 81 90 for October rive de-
pressed, sales 300 hush al 8l"d2c. Western and
state oats rncr hut less active sales 4GVn hush AZ
203lc. for mixed. and u csc FOR white including
~ graded nt Sic. Tor mixed and ~ "a Tor white
the spot 1,-VD bush at Hsljisc for steamer mixed,
and Jfi al &c. for No. z do. and 5lrd5i. for SO.
white and TOR future delivery 1f4pID bush. Including
\. AZ 5'ic tor september. 81 sc for October. and
GRoo tEsDring the past week coffee has been steady
ana latterN fairly active, in good dtmatd ana
higher, aud nee and nolasses STEADY t. Law Rio cUne
was active and hrm sales ~ glB bags on private crms
mani and steady Molasscs steady with small sales
OF una rchinr at Juc Tor 10 test, grocery grades ia
muderate demand Raw sugar was In tair demand and
nrn sal, l~r bids and 7OtED bags ut 1901 ac for
tuba and &c. for Manila We quote Cofec-Mtracaibo,
ih5"l7lsc; lava 2i@25c aud Rio, i4il@i7 ,sc. gold.
a.2hna "h@I'4c Molas,es-Musc6vedo 50iest;
rhning, ldaT.c. centrifugal 7asls &C. Refined
ShluaId a, We, hards 81 t,Pac.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-04

BRIGHAM At Bakersfield. Vt ON tho epu nit Josiah
hii-Nam. aged Z" l'alng Democrat ana three tunes
artul.r ~ che Vermont Legislature
B4MNAN Al sanlwich, Mass Aug -, Asa Bowman,
CONFRONT At Brighton Mas Aus % Mrs L. T.
coNAN-on Tuesday, sept g. John Conan aged 81
Nouce Of mnc raj IN Thursday, paper.
tkAW.-At Riverside road SuttctNlllc. cat. Aug 10,
A9Acrha 'raN native OF Ncw York aged - years and
pIcKERsoN At belfast Nc sept l. the Hon J q.
lnckeson Judge of the supreme Court Of Maine, aged
EGAN-on Monday. Sept = Patrick Eran aged 81
FUi,ral Will take place ou "Wednesday 4th inst at 2
9cecN, from his late residence 80 Grand It Brooklyn.
KEFFFE ON sunday. sept I. Hullah Ann wife Of
John \, .iir
Relatives and friends. also member. OF T. l. snow So.
cia. lmon Ne = and Perseverance, L"l-e Independent
order 90 Good Sanartsu- amt Daughters uf Samaria,
are msIccuuy invited g. attend tho funeral rom IhiT'
avs on Wednesday. Sept t.ntl r. VI
LANE At Nouk.rs. Wcstohoster county. y. y on
Monday sept ,, Park II Lane IN tie 10Th year OF his
funcral services will be hcll at m. late residence,
o. NJ 10 aI O'Clock 4 VI trains icn,e tirand Central
dopoi ~ : II aud ~ returning leave Nonkers At
20 and = + VI. taruaec- IN waiting at depot
"a, N.h Moor. ae,d ~ YEAR native of Grafton y.
hate Bunker mn and was the a.t man to leave tho
NEwttALL-At Cambridge. Mas, Eh,uczer Ncwhall,
'rERRy-At Ando,er Ma. on tn, soth MT. oliver
Hazard frrV son ot tomWudofD f,rri ASCENT Di tho
in the tnt st,cs navy ""' ''''"'' NAM
SliEA.-Margit Shea the beloved daughter OF Thomai
Funeral from the residence OF hrt father l71 Hamilton
4y on Thursday, the 9th, al 5oe.oek ln'eTment IN
NuN FRANsECkEY on SUNDAY, sept L. julius Won
Ffans,c X, y. aged &c YEATS
York AZ, Ea,, New Yors I. / on Wednesday sept T.
AZ 3' NJ Friends ana u IHuNrs M, invited to attend
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-04
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

ARE YOU GOING BEHIND ~ BUSINESS SEND
Tor the Weekly Financial Report Of Alex tmuusn \
Co. brokers - Wall It New York which ~ s,nt Tree
and contains uOrmAtun how. by investing $50 tn 500
IN stock operations 81 ,ton Is frequently made
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-04
Conten,, OF The Weekly sun.
Tnr wErKIN Sun. published ills morn

contains
The Cunkling Comic renee Figuring the Chanccs-The
stat Bankrupt Inw-Lvuch Law in MARY land The sen
atnrla Struggl-Our Financial Depression our Manu-
tacturrs IN England Energetic Austlans-Gon Batter 5
Acccptauce-Nen. Butter aui the Misunderstanding Oh
ten Ruer-king Death Marching un-fonr Hours " It'll
Edison-A An AMERICANS Fight tor lite-Was sprit p
A Present to The Sul-killci 10y lmians-Our Troubles
with hcNco-tnllornlnl Thugs kenrnev aud HAYES
Ta,k-NcM Jersey GrccnhAVkcrs-The situation m En-
rope Mature Made Bond SlaNc-Amoug the Mounshncrt
TuF WttkLY suN contains a complete opitome O, the
OF the week from all parts of the United States ani
the American continent CoIics in wrappers ready for
mailing the old country may be had at the desk ol
publication nice Price -four cents For sale By all
dealers ~ eIh and country
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-04
TRYING TO POISON 4 FAMILY.
a Coiored Girl Hoping to he Sent where she
Would Not Have TO Work.


Mr.. Richard Cornwcll is an aged and we'll
,o.do fnrmor noar uem,s,ood Ior, island
y, ~ 80 , -. '0''' iV"~ i'''I''
Treasurer OF Queens county for three years
Ahou, civ mon,hs 400 Nr corn,.u tool n Dol.
80 - 20 , ~ 80 ~ ~, " ~
orcd girl named Nancy Francis from inc town
poorhouse and employed her as n domestic in
liz ,.muy sb. did vii a, A., hu,,,, lo,o sho
n'9 ,"'"''' on. "'u "V'' vt INV, o"'"' '"" s",
she has shown indlnersnce to her duties, and
ms reiused 10 oooy orders.
On sunday afternoon Nancy refused, contra
rms was regarded hs another ot hcr obstinate
ir"hss. she MAI" IA" tea NJ "f"nng which II
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-04
DIIOR(ED.

GARRISON In the CITY Of NcN York On the 81 dnv
of september, iS7- by the Hon Joseph Potter Justice
Of the Supreme tsart Elizabeth frisuu from James
Garrison. Cause. adultery
MERRITT In tie city u New York. 900 tic 80 day of
September. i~7~ Us fh" How fo.U 40 Potter Justice Of
the supreme Court. Whiting Mcluu from Mcdora
Merritt 'llse. ai.Itcrs
Ri HfER In thr cay oi Sew York ou the 81 day OF
septmhtr ~.s. 81 the Hon I0-r DO Potter Justice u
v Supreme Count Henrietta Richter from Carl Riehier.
n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-04

s. city Of Atlanta. Woodruff. Charleston
$ lcssius Nuss. Hamburg Aug u. and iiavrc 2tth
Norfolk, ~
= Hlancus. Barso. Boston
s. Crescent CITY. Porter. Aspinwa1
s. tity NJ Dallas. Crowell. F,ruandina
2ifh
BARK Guerrero. Russo bordeaux
bark Libra. Jurgruseu. Liverpool
Barn VI. u Bruokmun. fctiigrrW. Amsterdam
Brig sarah Gilmore. tnflul. Cow BAY
Hrl tuudHlQmvcr. Minor Havana
Schf Juhh r. damage. Slrgtns. London
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-04

When Deputy Marshals Jones and Person
took down 10 the once of Commissioner Dcne yesterday
Isaac Slman, who Is accused VI selling cigars from
unsampcd boxes, bouncing Jewish maiden MAS await.
ns them IN the nan her ewes red with woepng tor She
hhi passed an almost srt pess night The lovers rushed
NJ once mlocach others arms, and. after Commissioner
Dcnc had accepted s5Oo BAN they went loNnsy down
Tie elevator together
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-04
THEO. THOMAS'S DESIGNATION.
Its Acceptance Last Night by the brooklyn
Philharmonic society. - -

The directors Of the Brooklyn Philhar-
monte Society. ut meeting in the Academy Of
Music. last night. received the resignation Of
Mr.. Theodore Thomas. the conductor Of their
concerts, which was contained in the following
letter to Mr.. Horatio c. King:
NEW YORK. Aug 90, 1914
DFAR Mn KiSG' I have been offered an engagement
duty tony family and myself to accept H. and signed "A
contract to-day The engagement viii begin about tie
LIST october next aud will prevent me from acting
conductor society during this season, as has
10 YOU NJ the earliest moment In order that you may
have ample opportunity to make your arrangements &C
Tne friendly relations have had with you and the di
rec nmht Of years makes II very difficult for
me Il announce this to You. sincerely yours,
THO THoNAs
The resignation was accepted, with regrets,
and a committee, composed OF Mossrs, sheldon.
King and Burnham were appointed 10 convey
tho society's regrets 10 Mr.. Thomas, and eX-
press their sorrow at losing his valued services.
The same committee were ordered 10 confer
be To the best interests Of the society to con
slider Tor the position Of conductor. and refer
the same TO the directors At their next meeting,
This Notion was tnken To delay the choice until
the New York Philharmonic directors shall
have heard from R"inickr. the celebrated or
chpstra leader of Lciusic, whose services they
hoIc to obtain and who will probably he offered
the position of conductor Of the Brooklyn con
Ccris in the event OF his coming Ia this country.
II this plan fails. the Brooklyn society VIII
probably choose Mr. Neuendorf as their leader
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-04

Cotton from glt. GuHuu.0 I1ff rom g. "a
bingham. auy siyc. from 81 |UuUi sk mar frnmc so
UMBRELLAS AND PARASof.S WADE 70 ORDER
WALKING CANES II EVERY NRtifY.
fnccs uniform IA each of our n,c stores
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-04
Ruptnrc Relieved aud Cured.

DR. A sHKRMANs appliance and curative retains
and cures kliIlR without the injury of truss
Pamphlet With Photographic hk,nesse. of before
and after cure mailed Tor lUc Office. .Jl Broadway
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-04

II A Kuns. dealer IN dry goods woodruff, III. whites
botanic Medicine Go, Bnllal", \ y june ~, lsis
GcntoHcn Please ind enclosed e., Tor which send me
by express AnnFat. have taken one bottle an1 Osi
i've aud one quarter poundA '-Adp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-04

A.-Rupture.-Dr MARsliS treatments tho only
sl't and reliable cure a. wears practical eNttncnCe-
only Office Ncscy II opposite - Paul, Churcn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-04

Mo,hcr.i MohcLs Mothers .-nrr fail to .pro-
cure MRS WINSLoNS SOOTHING Sil.lP tor all dis
oa,ts " cldIen while toctmn. rrlco b eents bottle.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-04
W fRRIED.

knows Fan style Sill Hat Issued To-day.
Price. :" 2l2 Broadway and 9th Az. Hotel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-04

Fan styles Fine sin Hats. sa.2O, worth SO.
Fine Derhys slpO, worth Is. IS Sew church Il, up
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-04
spttlaI 9luiltcs.
THE SEASIDE LIBRARY.

out To-day, an Clear, Hold, Handsome I,pe,
MOLLY BANS
Rs the Author of " PHYLLIS"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-04

,r,.n cniy 1000 Jcn. Women. and ChIi-
dr,n we're i.cit In the <ity--t oisins reddied
rh,nuqh the streets How Robert Zoe
,. saved to rerrc,t his riinting Frees.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-05
Gardner zoral Nems.
Adjourned.

The enter tainment of the Grand Army, Thurs
day evening, pleasant affair and well attend
ed. The shadow pantomimes were quite amusing.
They will hold another like entertainment next
week.
Notwithstanding the storm OF Friday evening,
the lecture OF Rev. Mr.. Park at the Congreg cation
al church, was listened to by nearly two hundred
persons. His subject was "I.rael," aud he gave
evidence that be travelled with his eyes open He
referred to the qualifications necessary for sue
cessiu traveller, among which he tfassed as I'M
portant general knowledge of history aud geog-
raphy, and acquaintance with the wonderful in
nature IN our own country, so as TO be able to
describe them to insuiring foreigners. He also
spoke briefly OF the objects of interest which the
traveller meets in different countries The lecture
was replete with interest and information, and
speed with amusing incidents and illusions. The
organ solos by Miss Gardiner were finely rendered
and added much to the enjoy ment Of the occasion.
Both the lecture and the music are highly praised.
The Independent Ice Co. are rapidly ii ling
their houses with ice from II to Ii inches in thick
ness They are erecting sheds and will stack
large quantities in these.
Barker & Fayban have commenced rum ing.
They will fill their present houses, and propose to
stack twenty thousand tons the Hat south of
the old Kennebec company houses, which they
now own.
The Great Falls company commenced running
Saturday. They have clear field and will soon
fill up.
The Messrs. White and others on the Gardiner
side of the river just below the city, building
a slip and engine house for their house and will
soon be running.
The Knickerbockers at Smithtown have already
opened large space in their ice field At Farm
ingdale they will start their second elevator to-day
Stevens Co. are improving the present cold
snap, and are laying up treasures IN ice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-05

Among the antecedents OF disease are inertness
in the circulation of the blood an unnaturally at
tenuated condition of the physique, indicating
that the life current Is deic ent in nuritlve proper
ties wan, haggari look inHbty to digest the
foo I, loss of appeti g. sleep and siren 9Th, AMI
sensation of unnatural languor. ALI these may be
regarded as among the indlcia of appro aching dis
ease, which will eveneual y ut ack the system and
overWnelm IL, ii II Is not built up and fortified 10
atva cc. lnVgOrate, then, without loss of tine
making choice of The greatest vitaliZing agent eN
lant HOsletter's Stom ich Bit ers, an elixir which
has given he llth and vgor to myriads OF the SICK
and dehiliiated, which Is avouched by physicians
aud analy Is to he pure as wei rs effective, which
is in mensely popular IN this country, and eXten
sively used abr, ~, and which has been for years
past oAe OF the leading medicinal staples of Amer