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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-08-26
- WIN VI
W. ROGERS..

The raia last week was worth 20 per
cent. to our corn crops. Some few farm
ers have splendid crops. and altogether
we're going to raise plenty 20 eat and
some to sell. The cotton crop is good
Mrs. Metz. wife of Henry Metz. de-
ceased, died, on Sassafras Ridge. Tuesday
night last. Of congestion Of the bowels.
She had been an Invalid for eighteen
years, and leaves large family Of chill
dreq.
GOOD GRAHAM FLOUR. Dat Meal and
Craeked Wheat, AZ J. ". ROGERS.
A negro boy. employed a, Plum
mer's livery stable, was thrown from e
mule last Sunday evening, but recei we'd
no Injuries further than being slightly
stunned by his head coming in con tact
with a sill.
y pro,rncted meeting was begun at
Poplar Grove Church las, Sunday, AMI
has been continued throughout the week
Ed. J. N. Hall is conducting the NEE ting,
assisted BY Eds. Clark, Wright AMI Har-
per There was large crowd in attend
anes on Sunday.
The Episcopal congregation of Hick-
man has rendered the use of their church
house to their Methodist brethren while
the new Methodist church is being built;
which was accepted. and that congrega-
ton win conduct their services and usual
meetings. for the present, in the EpiscO-
pal church building.
On DrT-Some friends Of Mr.. Chris
Lsdwiige are trying to induce him to
make the race for County Judge. lie is
one Of our oldest citizens, tried and true,
aud would make lively race One thing
is certain, IL he should run, he will max e
the campaign ring with perfect round
Of good humor and anecdotes.
IF you want No. Mackerel, 5 for Csc
or Mack erel in kits tin Gaze, from T5C
to sl1o apiece, 60 to J. W. ROGERS
DR.. VIM. Robinson met with pain.
full, though not serious, accident, on last
Saturday He had climbed up into a
peach tree, for the purpose OF gathering
peaches, when the limb on which he rest
ell gave way, precipitating him to the
ground. He was considerably bruised,
but no bones were broken.
Mrs. Mamie Watson. Of Memphis,
Secretary Of The woman's Missionary So
clety, delivered lecture at the Methodist
Church, Friday night last, on the objects
aud purposes Of the Mission, aud organ
lied local society at this place. She is
described as highly cultivated. christian
lady, and an entertaining speaker.
The people will move AMI have
their being Esea the hottest day :
movers were moving though this place,
going nearly every way of the compass;
mostly south and west. Poor, deluded
creatures, they had better stay in their
own country, than to 60 to n country they
know not of. Especially the poor ought to
stay away from the West.
Be particular in taking silver dol
lars. new countefeit has been detect
cd, and experts say II is the most perfect
made. 1t is silver plated to resist The ac-
ion of acids, is of good weight, 50 per
cent. of tho genuine, AMI has good coin
ring. Itso clearly resembles the genuine
coin that not one in hundred will be
able to detect it in ordinary trading.
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There will be no Dyer county Fair


There will be no Dyer county Fair
this Fall.
The St. Louis Fair commences Oct.
Ord, and closes Oct 9th, this year.
IF you want any kind of tinware, go to
J. W. ROGERS. If.
VenDor says be will make no more
predictions about the weather until Oe-
tober.
A protracied meeting was in progress
at Gaskin's school house, last week, and
closed Saturday night.
hIr-. Tom Buck, of Hickman, has
succeeded in growing some fine age, in
her garden, this season.
Half Jersey for ssIeI
A splendid half Jersey Cow for sale or
trade. I. NJ. FRENCH.
The tax payers Of school district
No. 10, Saturday, voted $500 poll tax
to build new school house.
The Hickman L. and NJ: Company
are grading a lot en- which to build their
business Office and stOre-rOOms.
Hon. Frame NJ. Paul. of Nashville.
Tenn, visited Hickman, Monday, collect
ing exhibits for the Atlanta Exposition
An. BROWN co, make a speciality
Of Cigars, TobaceOs aud Snuff. If
Mr. Buck Cook is spoken of as
candidate. for the office of Assessor. No
oleverer man has been spoken of for the
place
Mrs. Thompson Moore. of this coun
ty, gave birth to 154 pound boy, this
week Said to be the largest child ever
born in the county.
Miss L. &. Parker. Of Jackson. Tenn.
sister of DR.. A. NJ. Parker, who has been
visiting friends in this city for several
weeks, returned home Wednesday.
A party, consisting of Mr.. John A |
wilson. Dr.. W. T. P;ummer, Thos. Plum
mer and Sam. Mcconnell, left FOR Florida.
last Monday on prospecting tour
NEW gEAL!
Powell a Bros new corn mill viii grind |
SATURDAY. (,O-morrow) Their whea, 1
mill not ready for operation.
The Fulton I,1e.r saws that a ne-sor
claiming to live in Hickman. has becp
to do that town in uJaDaness
Cleansing Cream which the 6sd.y thinks
is humbu1.
A ire broke out in Nichols resiau
rant on last Saturday evening, caused by
the explosion Of a lamp, but was extin-
suished in time to prevent any damage
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We understand that a lion ESCAPED from
Jackson's menagerie near Hickman sew
era. @sas.suuSGGuu1a1ISu /. !. possible ,ha.,
be the identical criiter.-[ Paduoah News.
The enterprising Paducahians must
have e sensation, and this time it is in
the shape Of a roaring lion roaming
through the woods seeking whom it may
devour Numerous reliable citizens have
seen this king Of the forests, and have
sought protection in houses, and took to
tree tops like squirrels, sc. The lion is
supposed % have escaped from Jackson's
menagerie, near Hickman several months
ago. They are to organize companies to
hunt the monster down, but The great fear
OF the Paducah hunters is that they might
happen, sure enough, to ind the lion!
The facts are: Jacksou's menagerie was
never at Hickman; no lion ever escaped;
and we don't believe now that jackson
ever had menagerie in Jackson's Pur-
chase; aud II he had, and had let young
lion escap, near Hickman, several months
ago, some of our young boys would have
caught the ''thing" and had him tanned
by this time.
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yotIInr Short of UnmlstakaDle Benefits

Conferred upon Of thousands Of sufferers could
originate and maintain the reputation which AYERS
s,ssAPARrtLA enjoys. 1t is compound of the best
eretabIe alternatives with the iodides Of Potassu'
= To, anil is the most efectual Of all remedies
M -os,,lous nlercuriai. blood disorders Uni
rrIv successful and certain in its reneiti ehecfs,
:, nroduces rapid and complete cures o. seroinlH
y ts;fs Tno,orz Eraptions Skin Diseases and
=, iisor5s-s rising from inpuritV Of the blood BY
a. ;n,roratinS effects it atways relieves ana one
IL war flDGluiauts Female Weaknesses and tr-
e-,i,rif.as and j. potent remover OF vitality
- nurifving the blood 1t has no equal II tones
~ - svstem restores aud preserves the health
uP 5r,narts vigor and energy. For forty years II
an bssn in extensive use aad is today the mos.
~silallo madieiue for the suffering SICK any "iers
FoR SALE sY ALL pRresisrs.
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The vienna an 7Ya.es says:

The Champion No. Q. better known as
Dan Rices Floating Opera House, was
sold NJ auction in St. louis the other dav
for So. 800. This puts Captain A. j. Bird
out of the show business, very much in
iured financially. This failure Is not At.
tributable to Captain Bird, but TO his
managers, who planned tae enterprise on
too large and expensive a scale, which
made the scheme eat itself up.
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couNoI1 PROCEEDINGS.


| HICKMAN, Ky, Aug. %, 1881.
Council met Present-Mayor Tyler
Councilmen Campbell, French, Plummer
Randle, and Faris.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read, approved and signed.
DELrSoUExr LIST.
II. l. Millet. City Tax Collector. pre-
sehted HE delinquent list for 1881. which
on motion, was received, allowed, and re-
iefrSd back to him
VALUATION or LOTS.
On motion, ordered that the Civ Tax
Oobeeior receive from Montgomery - 90 +
OF iaelr assiFnees. taxes on lots J23 I.a
~ ana 2OI, East Hickman, at valuation
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED.
The Finance Committee reportea an.
proved the following accounts. and. on
motion, they were allowed, and checks
10 be drawn for the same:
H. 4. Millet, assignee of Bondurspt {,
Dre"ry, lumber for gravel road. 1855.
X L. Miliet, assignee of Bondurant &
Drewry, for lumber, SS5 46.
A A Faris, assignee of T. McDermo,
Tor work on gravel road, S4325.
= Il. Randle, l scythe Sl75.
q. ~ taris, assignee of VIM. Hagan. /
or court house steps, 500.
ORDERED To BE GRAvELED.
On motion, ordered that the Street Com
missioner gravel that portion of Exchange
treet graded by the Hickman L. and II.
ompany.
CITY CEMETERY.
: Hksslie2. X. E. Millet vas directed to
e City cemetery cleaned up.
MARsHAL's BOND.
j. O. Barnes presented his official bond
J City Marshal, with A. A. Faris, W L.
eCutchen and II. A. Tyler as sure ties.
hIch, en motion, was approved and or
cred spread upon record, whereupon the
9TH of office was administered to j 0.
arnes by Mayor Tyler.
On motion, Council adjourned
Attest, Z. MILLET, C. C.
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FoR JAGLER.-Ge noticed in last weeks
Courier that in giving a list of the candi-
dates for Office in Fulton county bro +,
Warren failed TO mention the name Of our
very worthy townsman, Mr.. Jake Silver
tooth, who Is q candidate for jaiIer with
very bright prospects of securing the
position. Friend Warren viii please cor
rect this and give Mr.. Silvertooth the
benefit thereof Fait oman.
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MARRrEn

In this city, on the 24th inst. by Judge
II. c. Bailey, at his office, Mr.. Thos. Pat
terson and Elizabeth Lover, all of Mis-
sissippi county, Mo.
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FOR COUNTY COURT CLERK.
We are authorized to announce MARSHAL
A. MCDANIEL, as a candidate for Clerk of
the Fulton County Court, at the ensuing
August election.
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Local Items.

nFr Short communications on public
questions printed-but not responsible
for sentiments or expressions Of CORES
pondsnts-except where we refuse to give
name of author
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THE BEST.

Examine the New Stewart Sewing
Machine. before buying elsewhere. 1t.
has advantages over any other Machine,
ut JomN W. CoLE's Book Store.
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FOR SALE!

a GO Cd BARGAIN
A GOOD HOUSE AND rWO LOTS, with
"a about 10 young, bearing fruit trees,
for $4,000 cash. Inquire at
aug26 THIS OFFICE.
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King Alpouso forbids Cuba from ex-
hibiuug cotton at Atlanta because Of
scarcity Of money in the treasury and
the snail quantity Of cotton thus far rais-
ed ON the island This may prevent q de-
crease Of the already slim treasury but IL
is not a good way to secure increase in
cotton culture.
The laws OF United States provide e
fine Of 3 090 and two ears ia prison for
defacing mutilating impairing, diminish
ing, classifying or tighten ny any coins
providing il is done frauduleutiy. And
any one can refuse 10 take coin thus de-
based in any transaction whatsoever.
Tie majority against prohibition in
North Carolina was sufficiently large to
satisfy the most bitter anti" Several
counties are yet TO hear frsm, and that
anti prohibition majority is over 10000,
the prohibition vote scarcely reaching
10000 The mountain counties voted
solilly for prohibition.
We are glad to learn that the health OF
Judge Grassland has some what improved
within the last few days We truly hope
he may yet be entirely restored to health
aud again be permitted 20 mix with his
many friends ia this portion of the State.
Tue Judge has been confined 20 his room
itt Aet. - I+tf -it4t~ 80 ~ S'St'A St % p AN-a'
pleasure TO zee him out again. Clinton
Democrat.
tt seems that Captain Cow1on, the i'd
yocste Of the outlet plan for improving
/ the nav CATION of the Mississippi aud re
- lining lands subject to overflow, eouid
not get the New Orleans papers TO pub
I lish his soundings in the South and South
west passes. lie enieavors to show that
! Captain Eads has not been dealing square
I ly with he Governments in short, that
BE Eads) has been getting money from
the Treasury on sworn official reports
i which are false.
/ The New York immi grafton commits
( sioners report continued urgent call
! for European labor, and that less diff
I Guilty is now experienced in responding
( to il, Six thousand four hundred meu
I the last month and - men were sent q
! Syracuse 10 work on q railroad Recent
! ~ 800 men were sent 10 Kansas. The
! superintendent of inmi grafton of Soutl
( Carolina writes that he can place 90,
good German families in that state be
! fore January. Ia states that the famiiie:
I that have been sent there are doing well
| give great Satisfaction 20 lie people ans
/ are wen pleased themselves. They are IL
/ coed health and do not find the heat OPP
/ pressive; in fact they do not think Souti
! Carelina any hotter than New York. Thl
wages they arc receiving IS SO montl
/ aud board, aud they are given free
passage from New York TO Charleston.
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.ElADEES

Desiring to buy Sewing Machine, should
examine the NEW HOME. at
aug5 COWGILLS DRUG STORE.
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EnteEessEag Esesgna.
The next Legislature will have at
elk editors as members.

The next Legislature win have at u
elk editors as members. =
Louisvilie's exposition will beginE
the 9th of September and last until g
,ober y. ne
! Paaucah IS TO have an SIS GOO Jail
Hargh, Keteham & Co, Of IndinanapsSs
led are the contractors.
Henry Tood, Of Darieu. il the richie.
negro ia Georgia. He is rated at 500. OOt
lie is to years old aud well educated. :
Illinois IS SO burned up by the droueh|
/ that the State authorities win have /
/ assist many Of the families to live, un 4
another crop is made. rs
General Hancock has forwarded 10 ".
rotary Lincoln his acceptance Of tbeW
! vltation to command The troops at II
Yorktown celebration.
The Louisville Commercial estimate
mat there are now in bonded warehouse,
in Kentucky 1900. 600 proof Aalions OF
whisky, or say 9I2,0 900 barrels.
The press in all parts of tho country,
ana Of all political parties. express graf
ihcaton that senator Beck will be return
ed 10 the Senate from Kentucky.
The next session Of the Legislature
WIZ be an important one. It will re dis
trict the State eougressionailv and iudi-
e'aliy, and elect a United Senator to sue
coed Mr.. Beck.
The Kentucky Railroad Com mission an.
nounce that they expect TO see, be fore tho
oesinning of the next year, every rail
road in the State carrying pas senssrs a,
three cents = r-rsio----s-----=------
The Business Mems Society for IN
of Moderation in Drinks
in New York. has declared in favor of
beer and other fermented drink in con
to distilled liquors.
The County Court OF Mississippi county
No. has offered 500 reward for the arrest
and delivery to the Sheriff at Charleston,
Of Howard Underwood, who murdered q.
woman in that county two weeks ago.
Charles A. Dana was working onoa sal1
airy Of s. per week when he was MARI 4 4
and he is now worth $500, 000. There is
no trick about it. all you have to do is to
marry rich and put your wife's none 4
out at interest.
Capt. Howgate, who is charged with
ombezzling $40 900 of the Government
money, was Michigan eapenter in 1913
lie was Second Lieutenant in the Twen
y-second Michigan infantry while that
body was stationed at Lexington, Ky.
THE Hickman CounIrR says DR.. J. R.
Luton, recently elected 20 represent that1
'auaty in the Legislature, is "a simoms
pure, one gallows Democrat The Doctor.
'ught % be better hung If he is 10 coined
lp to Frankfort.- Frankfort Woman.
Or. Tanner is becoming troublesome
rain ia NOW rror.,aaa "a Fsst
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-11-07

York county must be paradise for local
editors. Sensational items are numerous
as snow flakes in a wintry storm. Biddeford
has just been visited by gang Of petty rob-
bers, and many Of the houses and stores bur
glarized The smallpox has also broken out
in that city, and the red flag waves its Grim
son warning from several houses. On We'd
nesday last William II. Neal, an old and re-
spected citizen of Saco, committed suicide by
hanging. An Eliot man has lately been ar
raigned before the Biddeford police court for
pulling out his horses tongue, and fined 50
and costs for that diversion. At South Ber-
wick boy accidentally shoots his playmate
dead with an old horse pistol which she didn't
know was loaded" With so many exciting
events transporting daily. We should think that
citizens of York county would be awfully
lonesome when they go away from home
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SUPREME JUDICIAL. COURT.


FRIDAY, Nov. 1. 1881.
$50. John G.. Bartlett VS.. Melvina ).
Ware and al. Clay & Clay for ptff; Baker
& Baker. and Harrington for detts. The tes'
timony in this case was taken and reported
to the Law Court.
SATURDAY. Nov. !, 1882.
500 Josephine f. Dow apt from decree
of Judge of Probate VS.. Charles A. Dow
]. Baker and Waldron for pttf; Webb FOL
def, This case comes by appeal from de-
cree of Judge of Probate on report OF Com
missioners setting off dover to def. in certaif
-e,l estate in Waterville. Heard by the
Court. who affirmed the decree of the Judge
of Probate.
Adjourned until Monday morning al IL
o'clock.
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Augusta folks cannot complain of lack of
lectures and entertainments this week Tues
day evening Mr.. J. c. McCready of "The
New England Grocer" lectures before the
grocers of Augusta, in Bradbury hall The
next evening Rev. W. S. Vail of Gardiner
will deliver his fascinating lecture on 'How
Daily Paper is Made" at the Universalist
church. Nick Roberts colossal clown min
s.rels, French pantomime troupe. and Euro
pean specially company are in Granite Hail.
Thursday evening. On Friday and Saturday
evenings comes the Greyson Opera Company
with 1.-THE Mascot" and patience"
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We are pleased to learn that Walter &

We are pleased to learn that Walter g.
Ware, of f. C. Aliens publishing house,
has purchased one-half interest in the store
of f. NJ. Boynton, on State street, and is to
devote his time to the grocery business. MIR.
Ware is a young man of enterprise and hon
esty, and will make valuable member of
the firm We trust that he may succeed in
his new vocation and that the public will re-
member this Young firm.
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The present tendency among people who
own horses is toward lighter carriages. the
older heavy STYLES being little sold a favor
lite style of buggy, which was introduced two
years ago but which has become common
only the last year, is the Corning side-oar'
This is not only light, but it can be entered
easily enough. and. as the young men desire
the one quality and the women the other, its
success is, perhaps, not to be wondered at
The heavier phaeton style is still sold though
not in such numbers as few years ago. The
taste for driving seems to be gaining fast
among the well-to-do. and the number OF car
riages sold is much greater than three or tour
years ago. The usual style of driving sleighs
will probably prevail in the coming winter
except that the Canadian sleighs, which have
been popular elsewhere for a few seasons
may meet with favor from Their novelty
among those who desire dashing sort OF rig
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The fall term at Brackets corner. of nine
weeks, closed last Friday. Teacher, Ada NJ.
Drummond. Names of scholars not absent
even one-half day; Jennie +. Lord. Flora
NJ. Jackson, May A. Dutton, Charley Dut
ton. Master Charley Dutton deserves par
ticular notice, as it was his first term of
school.
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We we will send DIR. Dyes Celebrated
Electro V oltaic Belts and other Electric APP
pliances on trial for thirty days to young men
and older persons who are afflicted with
Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality. ETC., guaran-
teeing speedy relief and complete restoration
of vigor and manhood. Also for Rheuma-
tism, Neuralgia, Paralysis, Liver and Kidney
difficulties. Ruptures, and many others dis
eases. Illustrated pamphlet sent free. Ad-
dress Voltac Belt Co., Marshall, Mich.
Oct27dfwly
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The Ladies' Christian Temperance Union
on Thursday afternoon of this week, will
hold sociable directly after the regular
meeting (Which begins one hour latter than
usual Mr.. c. c. Hunt is expected to be
present and will give an account of the pro
ceedings of the National convention at Wash
ington. ID. c. Ladies are requested to fur
nish cake.
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The musical convention ~b;.h "
"..efsiiie four days last week. commenc;n,
on tuesday the lst inst, was in ever, ,,.a
ei success The attendance was large and
''e receipts satisfactory. The cooven,;o,
vas conducted by L. o. Emerson the e,,;
nen' musical Instructor and author. Of Bo..
'."' MISS Hattie N. Adams of Portland off.
c'a'ing as pianist. Three sessions were held
each day, including concerts. The grand
''"cert was given Friday evening, and the
weather having cleared up the hal, w..
crowded, many out of town folks being pres.
ent' The programme was varied and en,e,.
tanning; but among the more prominent par,s
were those of Prof. Hall, the corne,ist from
Richmond, and Miss Chamberlain the f..
nous whistler from Boston. They were re-
peatediy encored. and in their selections NJ
music carried the whole audience with them
Mrs. Shaw and Mrs. Henderson are two eI..
CANT singers and were enthusiast;callv a..
piauded- Following is the programme of
the evening:
PART I.
Orchestra-Selection from Mozart.
Chorus-Selected.
Bass song-Who Treads the Path of DUTY
Mr.. SMILEY.
song-The Kerry Dance, H,tioy
Mrs. SHAW.
S''"e' 7"i"-Aiexis, Lery
Prof. HALL.
"histiing solo-Bolero from sicillienne vcspers,
- Terdi
Miss CHAMBERLIS
Chorus-Selected.
PART III.
Chorus-Selected.
oohg-lhe DAY Is Done, Bdife
Mrs. HENDERSON.
Quartette-Land of Light Altar.
Mrs Shaw, Mrs. Henderson, Mr. Haynes, Mr. Smiley
Song
Mr.. HAYNES.
Whistling Solo-Seections from Fatinitza, Suppe
Miss CHANBERLIS
ChOrus-Infammatus.
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Mr.. James C. Boyinton. who was commit
,ed to the Hospital short time since, died
S.turdav at that institution. The immediate
cause Of his death was general paralysis. His
co vas 40 years.
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r.cts sneak for Themselves.

CR Hall. GRANVILLE, Ill, writes: Il never
sold any medicine in my life that gave such
universal satisfaction as THOMAS EcLEcrR,o
ON. In my own case 1t cured oau!H
liberated throat. and in threatened Group III
Wy nov2+&w1w
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The carrier boys of the journal have been
instructed to see that the papers are left in
doors, or letter boxes, in wet or windy
weather. If there is any neglect in this re-
,uect, word may be left at the Office or sent
to the publishers by postal card, and the
,,onble will be remedied
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A beautiful altar of black walnut, uphol-
,,ered in crimson plush, with polished panels
emblazoned with the emblems of the order,
has been put into the Masonic lodge room by
Geo. O. Whipple of Hallowell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-11-07

The annual meeting of Bethlehem Lodge
T and A. NJ. for the election of officers will
he held this (Monday) evening. full at.
tendance 10 requested.