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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-03-26
Words Of Wisdom

One has only to die to be praised
Handsome apples are sometimes
sour.
| 1t is easier to blame than to be
better.
1t is not enough to arm; you must
hit.
Would you be strong, conquer
yourself.
| Little and often makes heap of
time.
| There is no good in preaching to
the hungry.
| Speak little, speak truth; spend
little, pay cash.
Better free in a foreign land tqan
a slave at home.
Charity gives itself riches, but
! covetousness boards itself poor.
Everybody knows a good counsel
except him that hath need of it.
The men that hope little are the
men that so on working.
There is no sanctuary of virtue
| ike nome.
The scenes of childhood are the
memories Of future years.
Idleness wastes man as sensibly
as industry improves him.
The idle should not be classed
among the living; they are sort Of
dead men that can't be buried.
A great part of our existence
serves no other purpose than that of
enabling us to enjoy the rest.
Intelligence tests ignorance and
wisdom tests follies. But who are
the intelligent and who are wise ?
The application of common sense
in matters of belief or business is al.
ways our best guide and monitor.
Don't covet the possessions of any
man until yeu are willing to pay for
them the price which he paid; then
you will not need to covet them,
for you 60 and get them for your
self.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-03-26
PETERsON's MAGAZINE

PETERsON's MAGAZINE for
April. just received, is an unusually
brilliant number, especially in its
engravings. In addition to q
beautiful steel-plate, ain the Bal
cony," illustrating a tale by Frank
Lee Benedict, it has a charming
little lovs-story, by Ella Rodman
Church, with numerous engrav-
ings. There is also a very able
article, on the late George Eliot,
the Novelist, with illustrations.
That powerful novlet, 1.-THE
Twelve Great Diamonds" by Mrs.
Jane G.. Austin, is completed in
this number; aud will be followed,
we see, in the next, by "Held for
Ransom" by Sidney Trevor, said
to be even more thrilling. There
are two colored patterns; y colored
steel fashionplate and nearly half
hundred others illustrations.
UnQuestiona6Ly this is TIE best and
cheapest of the lady's book, and
ought to be taken by every family
in the land. The terms are but
two dollars a year, with great de-
ductions to clubs, and handsome
premiums 10 the person getting
up the club. 1t is ,aerer too late 10
subscribe. Back numbers to Janu.
airy inclusive, can always be sup
piled, if wished. Specimens are
sent, gratis, if written for, to
persons wishing to get up clubs.
Address, Chas. j. Peterson, 306
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-03-26

The official head of all the der.
wishes in Egypl has issued an or
der forbidding devotees to cut and
slash themselves with swords and
knives, to beat themselves with
great balls of iron, and, finally, to
howl themselves into epileptic fits
on fete days. He also recon-
mends them not to eat snakes,
swallow burning Goals and crunch
glass He says that all such rites
are inconsistent with the purity
and simplicity of the Mohamme-
dan faith.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-03-26

We recommend thoroughly steamboat
trips.
To those who are tired of their wives,
For It's better to scald to death at once
Then to pass in hot water your lives,
And if you change your mind the
best thing for scalds or burns Is
DIR. Thomas Eclectric Oil. For
sale by +. @. Williams, Jr., &
Bro, druggists.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-03-26
The Post of Honor.

When vice prevails and impious men bear
sway, the post OF honor is private
station. Addison.
When Rheumatism and Neuralgia prevail,
DR.. Thomas Electric Oil is the
remedy Foster, Milburn & Co.
For sale by f. c. Williams, Jr., &
Bro, druggists.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-03-26

The richest mine in New Mexi-
co, now worth 100000, was
originally sold for SO in silver, a
little gold dust, and an old revolt
yer. But they don't all turn out
30 well.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-03-26

Ladies, and all who lead seden-
airy lives should use DIR. MET
TAUR's HEADACHE AND DYsPEP-
STA PILLS. Price % cents. For
sale at all Drug Stores.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-03-26

Muslin and fichus and collars
bid fair to take the place of linen
collars.
, 1881-06-12

TIC Eo12nfe*k OF ,5crNcy and OfNrnelf,
Ill t!r 1tir 3i,,tnd
This celebrated lady waa alsD famous in her
old Az: ns the only pcrso:, who h.. ever snlbbe.t
Lord iie:tes,a>iie;d then Mr.. nisracl with any
appta1ch u success. She was of the extreme
AIstri4tn faction in p<,.t!es. aud looked upnn
Count tavnss: lis n incarnation uf the foul .iell.
-Ir. Disssc l,a1 early news ut his death, md
communicated it 10 oid I.nt1y Jersey as fu1lows:
Your lstssnip will he pleased to hear 1T the
death Of your -rcatesI encu1r. Count Cavour
Il dpd
@' Mr. Disrae!i," replied the ancient dame stiff
IS. ~ am sfry to hear nf any persons DEATH
Lord l}cnco,stie!L bad the hist word, however,
for in ''Eudynion" Lady Jersey figures US Ze-
nubia,
, 1881-06-12
! fiIthicst portion of the sewage remains OH

I
| N6. ~, West Chicago avenue, owned By
Charles Sagur: twn-story frame; plumbing
work and .privy poor. drainage defective,
W:.a:e~,tipt. lacks tNt' feet Of CONNECTION with
the sewer, AMI e:nptins it's contents Oh the
cellar tloor: an 1llinyitllls 4 place 10 live,
M: ~ Morg:li street. T. y. Cummings
agent; two-story and basement frame; privy-
vaults full, -artagc ;t1ni manure heaps in
yard. and basement filthy.
M. 19J West 1Wenty-second street, owned
BY Thomas Tnlly. ~: sc4 La Sail; street;
poor, prlyy-vault fui!, w:.ste-plpes discharge
on the ground in the cellar.
Smallpox apparently threatens 10 t,econle
4 permanent Institution in tL. city. In has
been viii, rs nnv iur Mere t!.:,n i year, and
is still here, with its ravases about I'D To the
average. Tlir,r is still one thing 10 br said,
however. aud that Is. the percentage 1T En-
sl!sl-sN:lk!ns; c:lsrs is very snail, the greater
portion Of the victims !'cil, roles Bohcsni-
reported in 1he tity; yesterday, and unc from
the Town of Lake, which WAS found ut
Forty-fnnl1l ami .Ar1,nld streets, anu re-
moved t" tlle City l'est-llouse. The cases III
70, town II were found at southeast corner of
'Tlirty-third and Dearborn streets. an Gid
pla@ut-spot, ut No h::J Novtl, May, and 1T M.
!::;s, South May Street. :searlet-feyer was re-
ported from NJ. 81 ,lcAlul'sn court anu No.
l!'l2 Dearborn, street; and two eases of dipll~
liberia at No 2V0 West Fourteenth street.
LAST WEEKS INSPECTION.
There were 225 houses, containing 2,74l
rooms. examined By the Teilenltnt-liot1sc
Inspectors list week. These 20 houses con-
tanned ~ tauilies, consisting Of ;;,41l per-
sons. There were IT iluiices served. 81
nnisances abated, G' rooms whltewasrt. IS
vaults and ca1eli-basins cleaned. Is defective !
drains repaired, AMI : filthy premises |
cleaned. There were 1,Gi9 houses reported |
III in writing and Inspected in nine weeks, |
and the cilirf-lnsprctor insists TINT ;soo1 /
work is being done
There was Il large increase in the DEATH !
issued by the Registrar Of Vital Statistics.
srarlet-Ieycr, and darrl.ea con-
trlbuted largely to Ills increased mortality.
, 1881-06-12

lTOh SALE-OEE OF THE BEST FAM
a. l!y horses IN the city, bright bay, perfectly gentle,
afraid "f nothing wetstls i.usI pounds, owned by
lty; reason fur selling. Is leaving tse city for ise
summer. Cnn be sunday Monday Mt huaTl-
IL: Stable OIL Osden-av., between Monroe und
, 1881-06-12

fNOR SALE-ONE HANDSOME BLACK
- Hit:e; UEc Eentfeuun's road Nurse. years old;
can poll. in ~; one handsnme bny for lady
arive; three }arce axrrcss iugses lnr@e cheap
and ;i1 West MndIsu.,-St ",
, 1881-06-12

TI1O. SALE-~27 GOOD HEAVY DRAFT
IL and driving hurses and prices frutl sU
s:59; any trial given; bn.trs mud u sets OF a sorts
Ut ilur.irsS. ii Blu. la,.ld AT.
, 1881-06-12

II,OIt SALE FIRST-CLASS AND BIG
~ l:yitS Restaurants. West Side hutn. cash husi-
ness 80 T., e' pcs day: owner Eot,. Europe. ,.all
Is MD31ll!. tAu AID lt;lIsI -
, 1881-06-12

E1Dl, SALE-TVD WELL-AlATClIED
u Erny horses, weight 3.GE. II hnnds high: very
t1nRey; suit,l:'N for conrtny or brewery. Tan bo
seen to-day nt I'D West l.ake-at.
, 1881-06-12

TIHON SALE-FISE NEW AND SECOND
- hand btIts:t's md two-seuted carriages e. g.
HAY DE, l41s Wuhsil-ny
, 1881-06-12

BOOKKEEPING AND WRITING. DAY
~ ana evening" all SUMMER IS lit Sai1e-at If n
.tnaSsoN formerly buUkketpcr with Field Letter l.
, 1881-06-12

13,OR SALE-CHEAP, 4 LANDAU CAR
q rtEc. 4; SterHan-st. c. Il. It1tiMASr| stnble.
TI1OK SALI:-A F1KST-CLASS SQUARE
- hoS top buggy, IN eight months. Inquire OF
1oreniin PAn- alde Freight depot. northwest cor
ar rEf1'fs fptE prfc,A&i1
, 1881-06-12

TOR SALE Or EXCHANGE FOR CITY
y p:upcsty-the oldest and best pa yins crockery
sure Dn Ing s,est SIDE: Inquire At CH.&ELES TiEk
L Gtt. =. - ltA.auhp -
, 1881-06-12

H1T1 WILL BUY FINE BLACK ROAD
VI - ste, lG't Hands h ch. sound and .ente t1as
natural enit OF e mites hour and tlnnense rulur-
alee. and ts perfectly broken sa.de. Club stables
1+j Michisun-Ay.
, 1881-06-12

4 PRACTICAL LSTENOGHAP PIiERUAT-
me MS evenings tn spare wUu:I Hike Il lew ,,,i,s
~ Tribune ut1jce. AsS' -
, 1881-06-12

ViOilN, NANEULIS, GUITAR, AND
oaiit' cur ''vItE .Iit. e n.st .n,l t,o.1 IN
!:e:eu t1etftds used. Terms u,udcratc. j. G. CKOSS
, 1881-06-12

FI7Of SALE-A 5-YEAR OLD HORSE;
- sound n1d kind; weighs about l.;*53; Il hunds
high Cstl Suf!dny ut ;irti WeltwOrsh-ay.
, 1881-06-12

T1Of SALE-ClIEAP, ONE SQUARE
-, ~ @ box leathsr-,ot nn:sy 9nd as pew; "sso
doWnsEa t'ne close cur,iE 1c all Id perfect orIcr
ana ore buggy harness. t'5 East stntsast Nnonl L.
, 1881-06-12

f1ARTNER WANTED--.A GOOD B{]SF-
ness insn with *iN0 vi1, secure n half interest In
,ua,ts s,s Wtal stand close investfsa,ton; ct,ancc
llonin :. Ii. s-tuth Cia7k-st,
, 1881-06-12

S( ! MONTH EAC1I-PlANO AND VO-
1;,n I'll lessons by lady teacaerx Room q Ear,y"n
nai' 17s East a1ad'son-st Pianos Tor t,ructrur vi
, 1881-06-12

EHOH SALE-A PERFECT MATCHED
u span o1 fansilr carriage horses. Years old with
Garr,lEe harncss etc Canlot be seen on Sundny.
, 1881-06-12

EYOHSES FOR SALE BIZ WILLIAM
r. niplsy at Corner Of Galnnet.n and Twenty
ny isses u ~ descriptions. ud severul gettlenens
foau hdrseS; Two coach teams. tno; conpe
t'ofses; two for fattfcs' Ih,cton; gents roud
;ia; Two hne sld'1lt horss very kind "nt stylish.
lam rGcttvtnE frequent additions 10 my stock to
which Invite, yffat,tfnr WITTY mir
, 1881-06-12

Tj1UR RSAf4E-l.EASE AND FURNITURE
- u :a'-rU'u A0tsp. business centre: l,uu.t
ful Of ruo!uers ami tutniturt nearly hcw: $,,tAJ
cash necessary: balance tiMe j Tribune Ot,jts.
, 1881-06-12

EI1Ols ENGuANGE-G4O ACRES GOOD
- 1aad in Monroe County, Wisconsin,. free from
iNcnMhrance. ifst,. sixty ncrcs fine land ali under
imps',ven.cnt. in Marion, Ind. Would like to e1-
ttagk-st. -
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Railroads anb STEAMBOATS,.
uaine Central Railroad.
Change Of Time.

On and after SUNDAY. DEC. 9Th. ISL.
trains will leave Augusfs-
For Portland and Boston ate.oo a. M arc 10 les'
NJ; 1o-55 p. ".
For Portland and Lewiston, 90 A. NJ. "-i" A-N-'
, IS and 10 IS r. VI.
ror RockIand, go A. II. and 1910 A. y.
For Pennington, TO- 10 A. II.
Fer Bath. 500 A. ~, 10 10 A. n. and 2is z. u.
FOR WsterviIle 2.25. s.55 A. H., and s.5e P.A.,-
$50 r. n. or Safurdays-)
FOR Skowhegan, Belfast, Dexter and Bangor, 3-Se
r. n, and Z-25 A. n.
Night Pullman Trains each way every night, Sun
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FARM FOR SALE.

SITUATED IN HALLOwELI.. two miles from
tho post office, nice farm Contains about TO acres
cuts 10 tons of hav. and would make q good milk
farm Produces about - barrsls grated fruit. Forty
scres OF the farm are Woodland. Will be sold at =
bargain Address ARNo LITTLE,
tf4.w Hallowell.
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A Mind Word Of Advice.

Ii you feel yourself growing weak. your
strength failing. the natural functions. OF the
body becoming impaired. take warning in
time: your system needs Iron. which. when
combined with proper vegetable extracts.
produces q tonic of rare medicinal effect.
Such remedy is Browns Iron Bitters. Buy
il of your druggist and do not be persuaded
to take a substitute. for this is the only
remedy which gives permanent strength. it
contains no alcohol nor does it blacken the
teeth. 1t receives the universal endorsement,
of clereymen, physicians. druggists. and all
~ho have used it. dec6d&wlw
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~ OF G e.

The undersigned having this dav purchased the in
terest Of the late firm Of iiil kitredse, grocery
dealers the East side OF the river, hereby respec
ia lily give notice to the public, that he will continue
TO carry on the grocery business ut the old stand
Win keep first class article of groceries and
deavor TO satisfy his patrons by dealing with them
upon the square. Call. examine, try and ascertain
for yourself.
LEWIS :. HILL.
Corner of Cony aud Bangor streets.
Augusta. Nov. =.
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AlisrklIane0ns
THE OLD APPLE TREES.
M JOSEPHINE rcILaRr.

'twas years ago. and I've often heard
NJ 6unfs ard uncies the tale rrisfe.
uoy srnndfstI,er len Nee EnsIaDd soil.
And sefsied himself II xev York stsfe.
Twas tedious journey-she roads were rough,
The forest dense-and IL needed pluck
For m~u and women 10 venture our
Against such evils to try their luck.
And grandfather wasn't a. spry az when
He Joined the army before Yorktown,
Thst day the Bri Usher came along
And though he was won pded knocked him down
Ne didn't care for the bullet wound,
Although h. never walked straight again,
But the blow struck dep, and he always s"ore
The biderest oaths against Engiishmen-
There il the farm and the house he bnili,
And the land improved by his patient care
nd those are the same oil <ppie trees
His sons and Ids daughter. planted there.
Twelve m all. For hi. boys snd girls
lie said would benefacfors BE-
II they dug well in a sandy plAor.
or UIsBfed shade or an ape TIRE
Year by wear did the boughs extent:
Deet~r aud deeper the irees struck root.
Through the summer and auth mn lime,
Fearing the ruddy or rns-ef fruit.
Though IN one orchard. yet bow unisf
Zach o her re- trees that stood slae ~ 'ihe
some queer and crooked. some rough and -Weet
As the lives Of those that they typiheh-
There are the apple trees standing yef.
In the same old plse~ BY the "inding r"ah'
And that 1. the very house they say.
That grandfather built for his own abode.
How strange IT IL thai a useless tree
With Ieaff~ss branches u III -till 1--we on,
Long after those ~ho have plueked IT'S run
nd sought its shelter ar. dead and gone.
Eut when the apples are fully ripe.
TO gather the fruit the children climb,
And seem in their hearty Wholesome mir'h
Like boys and girls Of the olden time.
The supbearns smile on the merry group,
Whose laughter echoes In every breeze.
And the NO, ID Il NJ young and fair n when
Orr ancestor. planted those apple trees.
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The Msgniiicence OF Old Venice.

,,., -. II x~.,,l.,r Of tho cos
Inc Injury ar" s"n iad;as ,r,ce their
TUNES "o.n W $3.50. "-,,sadars and
origin entreiy .e.e'" poc..a toz, Tho
commerce III lne I'a .;n,nle in
vene''ans WEI. eo" pa. ,,'a;r Dona no'
heir a",I, ;" ." danabt.r IF the
menlco oeiso, n'a,',.. . 1Con.,.n,;no
Emperor o, " so.,S.h, ,,,;,t bar Eas,ern
Dncas. one u'ous" 'hinh I'D aeon
customs al'' 'uAuIa .;,..Io ,,,;nJaJ CON.
.nlPIess'G;n "Po" VIC sbe was won, n
.en -. ao,,,ad ,.a,ar 10 cover her body
WI" :" - r;oh nnorents and N
WIN r., '" re- -. r,,orn;no, viii dow
oa.,o nI' M ~. b. b., har slav.s
gamer" ca ~ snaat of
nc cn'on''lo'. nv ,ip,ar,soi,, ,isaJ Of
inc olasso I" "' bar nj an ve,,s
nct Pc c.a -, 80 sh. made use of N
anu Vi ''o 81" -. ,,,a,,,, and ,hey
o"nuoy n.s IT, ;,,1oa,, 81 Cd On his
a''rlou.o 70 '"o ju" I aoI; ~ I'LL, and
eAcessre ,"N"' "'' W. H. hn, ,ara
carry ue"'". w -" 49,, .,y ~ la
' mInesscu' q 70" .I - - w., IL, 60
,he 81. anos Of Venice hn, lite.
MI. nr.r ,he man ,bey wonId with
W. e., ;ha uoIl ha;nr
ie &c ~ I Tho r;oh drossas
I'll -. 90 ne
", o.I, Ir;,;. D., "
"u ~ ."s , 49, ,ta;. aam;,a si.ovos
IL. :a 80 ha.d d..ssos ,ho r;ohnoss Of
Nv, ,no: l III III - 81 n'"ranrar ,ha;r
,"n n s"m;n~ ,ra;ns 81 Which Cbr;s,ofnro
-. ..M....;,d ,,o,,an
l ~. a.eaIpd;., ,onm t.;,s 10 ,h.;r vas,-
,,an,s ,vb;nh d. aiorc tho ground
...s;"I, ;, .,;'%s',;a.I y, ~ ax,rawa
''o ' az :, ",' !, ,ho;. .;a'.o,,r and
i"a"s W sh, H." r,';, ~, 49, um honsshnId
VI" vi o.o.S" ~ ."'" "" 10y - - ~,
$50, ,." ". - ~ IT., -, ., ,h;nh III.
~ W, W. ~ "' $50, IS ca,,aio
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u ,I., l:.t -, ~ 49, - w. "' uunau,
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w. o',s,"".l " No.P 'neu "'. wv ",
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weie ,eIueH,ly o.eI q 'oo' III "e,sn.' . i0
seIue".ly 'cne,:'n 'a"s 'au s;ea1 "',n
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49, ",.' ~ c" ~ 49,"
eHPo"'''"'o ''of"e"' ''''o'o.
were Passe"' o.t. says Que roNc,"'''e,'
ue','o, 'e '""'oS VI ,e"". PAY. '"' ~
.,e neeu 70 our orsets. ."oo '",,' , pa'ns
lness uevo.ees ol "snlon Won" 'nlo"
,a a'our , a''s c. yI l; 's" 1 , "hot
law. ",, w. .H." Paa '" 'J
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soanco LOT se.e'M noul' w "'',N,
WI u'eiI ,aceS' " "'sIc' ,"c P,..o'
neme"' ou u'ss'pa''ou' III SHUT "G"-
"reus " suausc ,eee'pas are II, eN.''' 'Ii
P'upsi"S a's"e"', W NAM ,'e" "''"u,
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MAIL LETTINGS,
Notice to Contractors.
Post Office Department,

Washington, u, r.. oct. 18Th. 1887.
PRorosALs will be received at the Contract
Office of this Department until > p. VI. of
January eth. Is>2. for carving The mails ct
the United States upon the routes and
corJing to the schedule of arrival and depar-
ture specified by the Department. in tn
State of Maine. from July |, lsS2. to June
80. 1885. Lists of routes. with schedules of
arrivals and departures. instructions to bid
dcrs. with forms for contracts and bonds and
all other necessary information, will be fur
nish.d upon application to the Second Assist,
ant Postmaster General.
THOMAS l.. JAMES.
Postmaster General
nov3la vs. tG~
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WANTED s &: s.:, ,..;,9 s e :;

elog Haekine ever invented. VIII knit pair Of
stockiaes. with Heel and Toe complete. in 20 min
utes. u will also knit great variety Of fancy work
for which there 10 always . ready market Sead for
circular md tcsms to the TWOMBLY KNITTING
MACHINE CO.. 80 Warrington ST., Boston, Mace.
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The pulpit of South Cong1 church will be
supplied tomorrow Sunday by Rev. W. +.
Merriman, ID. d., OF Portland.-At the Win
.nrop street Universalist church, Rev.
f. NJ. Grant of Portsmouth, n. H., will
preach, both morning and evening
Rev. Mr. Penney will deliver the next sermon
in his series of illustrated sermons at the
Free Baptist Church tomorrow evening, at
+, O'Clock Subject: ''The Heart Opened or
Christ at the Door" This subject Will DC
illustrated by large Scripture paintings en-
pressly ordered for this purpose. Seats are
free and all are invited.-Rev. MIR. Tilden
will preach the eighth sermon in his series
at the First Baptist Church, tomorrow fore
noon, on .Christ, the Good Shepherd
There will be baptismal services in the eve
ming. followed by the Lords Supper.
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The WANDERERS WAS FouNp
village school Meeting.

Remember the school meeting of the Vii
lage District at the High School house this
afternoon at two o'clock. The objects of the
meeting are To choose two Directors. To
see if the District will vote to choose two or
more Directors. To hear report of Directors
and act upon such matters as may be present
ed therein. To raise money for the support
of schools, repairs of schoohouses, discounts
and attachments of taxes and commission for
collecting the same. To see if the District
will make any discount on taxes paid within
a specified time. To determine in what man.
ner the taxes assessed by the District shall
be collected. To provide for the debt of the
District maturing the ensuing year, and for
the payment of the interest on the District
debt To act upon any other business which
NAV be legally transacted
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1t seems strange that anyone will suffer
from the many arrangements brought on by
an impure condition of the blood, when
SCOVILL'S SARSAPARILLA AND STILL
LINGIA, or BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP
will restore perfect health to the physical or
ganization. 1t is the BEST BLOOD PC-
RIFIER ever discovered, effectually curing
Scrofula, Syphilitic disorders, Weakness of
the Kidneys, Erysipilas Malaria; all Ner-
vous disorders and Debility, Bilious COM
plants and all Diseases indicating an impure
Condition of the Blood, Liver. Kidneys,
Stomach. skin, etc. 1t cOrrects indigestion.
Ii ACTS LIKE A CHARM, especially when
the complaints of an exhaustive nature, hav-
ing tendency to lessen the natural vigor OF
the brain and nervous system.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-04-30

Advertisements are news. They tell the
readers what they want to know-where
goods can be bought, what they are sold for'
Who has houses to rent or sell. who wishes to
purchase real estate, where employment and
labor can be obtained, and a thousand other
'nlngs that they want to know. 1t is an err
fof to suppose that only editors and reporters
supply news worth reading. The skilfui
advertiser furnishes good share of it, and II
mere are any readers who fail to look over
Tue advertising columns of their paper, they
@las great deal of information that wouia
Prove valuable to them. That people do read
ssssisements for the news, every advertis-
Knows. One druggist who paid the Jour
~ Sl.50 for a little card announcing that he
"a flowers for sale, got over $50 worth Of
s'defs from the same.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-04-30
GARDINER.
A New Captain for Schooner Alice Oakes-
New Buildings.

Capt Rider, who is well known to many of
the schooner Alice Cakes at a private figure,
and will assume command of her. This
schooner was built in Pittston in the year
1868 and is of lt6 tons burden. She will
be used in the coal and lumber traffic.
Harrison avenue is taking new start.
Messrs. Leforest Rhines and Harrison Stilphen
are each erecting large two story dwelling
house which they will occupy when COM
pleted.
Messrs Kane & Stuber have improved the
exterior appearance of their business place
by coat Of fresh paint
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-04-30
Greenhack Conference,

The greenback conference at Auburn
Thursday, to arrange for a convention to
nominate candidate for Congress for the
vacancy from tins district, adopted Scion
Chase's plan of ,liscarding fusion. and put
ting up a straight candidate-whereat Scion
said he now could '.enjoy religion 1t was
argued that by doing this, the democrats
would be compelled to adopt the greenback
candidate. The greenback district conven-
ton will soon be called in City Hall, Lewis
ton. and it is suggested that the greenback
State convention be held at the same place
-Lerisfon Journal.