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National Republican., 1882-09-14
MR.. AND MRS. wM. d. CABELL,

mn36m Principals.
RUsINEss COURSE IN DooK-KEEpING,
No textbooks. Il. w. HOWE, 1880 seventh street
auS0lm
IL H md School fr Boys FaaFeSnh
street, between ana streets. will reopen Wedncs.
YoUNd Cor prncpn S f
street. au24-tf
ERENcH LEssoNs.--MADAME LFPRINcE,
French at her own and pupils residences; also open
n classes rom September l. Prices moderate. Call
west. apas.tf
SwITHIN c. sHoRTLIpGE's ACADEMY FOR
- Young Men and Boys Media Pa, twelve miles
from New York city. School year opens september
&c PTtsh hs fysfg spsn sooS n
examinations for admission, Thirteen experienced
tanities for APT students advance rapidly spec al
drill for dun and backward boys. Patrons or
hngllsh Sccn ifc, business Glass cal or Civil En-
gneerlng co1rte. siudents htted al Media Academy
arenow IN Harvard, Yale, aud ten other Colleges
and Poyt chnic Schools.
charter which proh6lis the sale Of ali inioaicatSs
drinks. For NV illustrated circular address the
LIDGE, A. NJ, Harvard University graduate, Media,
The Principal will be at the Ebbtt House Thursday,
Sepiember Z, irom p m. TO p. NJ. only. au22
Waver1y Seraainary,
boarding and Day School for Young Ladies'
REMOVED TO 1857 STREET N. w.
Session opens September 20 For terms apply at
0i9 Massachusetts, avenue until September i; after
that al Seminary,
auis-lm MISS LIPSCoMB Principal.
Il KINDERGARTENE NORMAL INSTITUTEAND
IN National Kindergarten, with primary ana ad-
vnnced classes leach child has little garden) opens
september II teachers class, October Positions
secured for graduates.
For Circulars apply to the Principals, MRS. LOUISE
POLLOCK, G9 Eighth street; MISS SUSIE Poll
LOCK AT the Fr0ei Institute, ll2T Thirteenth street
aul6lm
CIPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, LINCOLN
- Hall Building, corner Ninth and ID streets. Day
and Evening sessions for the education Of and
daughters md men and women for selfsupport and
real life. The branches taught are the English Lam
gunge Business Arithmetic; Spencerian Practical
penman. hip; Bookkeeping by single and double
entry, adapted to every variety OF busness Business
Practice, wholesale, retail, and banking employing
the methods of accounts, business papers ana Cor-
Tesp ondenCe, adopel by ieHding buslness houses;
Physical and Vocal Culturei Political Economy;
Commercial Law; Business Ethics. Special depart.
ments in ElOCulion, Photography, and Drawing, in
charge OF best masters. College open AUGUST %
for the reception Of students for the year, day or
evening. Tuition BY the year Din monthly INSTALL
mens oftl0) 500 by the quarter, twelve weeks, go
year scholarship for day evening purchased on en-
terlng $50; evening tuition, three months. SG even.
ing tuition. one month, So The new, handsomely
Illustrated College Announcement, Containing full In
formation, sent iree apon application by mail, or at
the College Office -. . -
SARA A. SPENCER, Nice-pnncipal aul4
National Republican., 1882-09-14

FOR observation-disclosures.
nor RENT-EATING.BAR AND DINING
II room in Grand Union Hotel, 4l6 Thirteenth
street, sel2'Stf
ToR RENT-A NEW WHEELER n WILSON
Il Sewing Machines; not more than six months
old. Address A. r., Republican Office. seis-3tt
National Republican., 1882-09-14
TURKISH BATHS.

NEW TURKISH RATEl CDR BUVEEsl
IN Iii7 street, opposite Riggs House. Large pool,
good ventilation. ladies, Monday and Friday. MOL
open sunday. Open from n till 10 p. M; SRtur
day, ~ D. IN. Baths, 81; tickets. $3.50.
apo DIR H. L. DoYEE Electrician.
YNHE SHEDD BATHS. 0OJ i STREET, NEAR
II Ninth well known The Oldest and hest In the
city. This bath is constructed with view 10 conyen
fence, being the hrst floor. Turkish Russian, Sui
phur, and MercuTia Baths given with SKIN and ex-
perelce Shanpooer Of ten years experience NJ this
Establishment Single bath VI; for S3 II, go Open
Sunday from q. Ia TO y. N. mrstf
National Republican., 1882-09-14
FOR SALE--Lots.

TIVOR SALE CHEAP-BEAUTfFUI LOT 'FRONT.'.
~ Ing three streets and reservations: situated on
stan ton Square Capitol Hill. Inquire 4Oi Ninth
street northwest. sep6-lmE
National Republican., 1882-09-14
Estimates furnished.
.HoposALs FOR OFFICE FURNITURE.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
ADJUTANT- GENERALS OFFICE,
WAsHINGrnN ID. O. Sent rmhar 6. lS8

ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE
WAsHISGToS. ID. O., September s, 1882.
SEALED PROPOSALS for Office furniture,
sisng of Desks, Tables Chairs and Washstands, for
the of this Office will be received until o'clock
p. M, OF THURSDAY, September 2S 1882.
Printed Instructions for the guidance of bidders
may he had on application at this office.
seI4ThSTuGt II. c. DRUM, Adjuiant-General
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, September 0, 1857
SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing Stationery for
immediate use Will be received at this department
until the 10th day Of September 1882 at IL o'clock
Blank forms for bidding will be furnished upon az.
plicatiOn.
The bids will be considered and accepted or rejected
item by item.
marked " Proposals for stationery"
Deliveries must be free OF charge at the Treasury
Department, Washington d. C.. aud Will be subject 10
Inspection BY expert detailed for the purpose by
the Secretary OF the Treasury, and the delivery of
inferior article will be emed sufficient cause to
nul the contract at the option of the Secretary.
The department reserves the right TO waive defects
and reject any or all bids. Fl. +. FRENCH,
seIl-MTh Acting Secretary 9fthe Treasury
National Republican., 1882-09-14
CHIROPODISTS.
TAsY FEET. sc.

IL -
Relief without pain in few minutes. Fee, 81 per
visit tor putting Tue felt In order. Corns, buuilrs,
diseased nails vascular eXcrOscences, and other foot
com Rints successfully treated at DIR WHITES
CIiIROpODIAL ESTABllsHMENr, iiiG Penn
sylyRnla avenue, opposite Wizards Hotel. Patron
izcd by the most eminent physicians, SURGEONS, nnd
thousands of other we'll nuWn rersonages nom tir
and near. Established in Washington, d. C., In 1891.
f.pp
National Republican., 1882-09-14
u u GEORGES,

Chiropodst, Anatomlst, ana Manufacturer Of Fine,
Fashionable, and Easy-Fitting BOOTS IND SHOES,
Under National Hotel
Corns, Bunions, and lngrowlng Nails, &C., perina-
customers
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN READY
MADE POINTED SHOES.
National Republican., 1882-09-14
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
CHARLES II. BISHOP ~ co.,
EST ATE Il BROK EISS
ravgv RAarSS AGENTS,

zoos STREET NORTHWEST.
Real Estate bought and sold. Houses rented.
Rents collected. Loans negotiated. Insurance in
hrst,ClAsi companies at lowest payiug rates No
charge lor advertising our office one of the finest
and hest located Ia the city Parties having property
To sell or rent will hnd II TO their in 10 place 4
In our hands. see-ly
National Republican., 1882-09-14

NTISS BALCH WILL OPEN AN EVENING
INl school for ladies aad gentlemen SEPTEMBER
is. Miss Bach is lady OF great educational exper-
fence, and can give the highest references: fine OPP
portunity for young men preparing to enter West
Point or the Naval Academy; mathematics spec.
iaity. Address MISS BALCH, Republican oilice.
sel2-Gt*
National Republican., 1882-09-14

VXTANTED-To BUY A HOUSE WITH LARGE
w lot viii pay from 1000 to $4,000
large residence up town for very desirable
tenant.
National Republican., 1882-09-14
PERSONAL,

HNUE WARD-ROOM MESS OF THE UNITED
L. States Steamer Passaic will hold itself respons.
BILE for no bills except those contracted by the Ca
tere' spl2-3tF
National Republican., 1882-09-14

A GOOD CATERER WANTED: BoARDERS
"A in the house. Address n. c., City Post Office.
National Republican., 1882-09-14

near British Legation, Connecticut avenue; gentle.
men only; references. Address SELECT, Rrnnb-
can Once se!3St*
DOOMS-SINGLE OR COMMUNICATING,
III with board; well furnished: pleasant location;
convenient to two lines of cars; modern improve.
nlents also transient boarders 1914 Twelfth street
northwest, between X and L. sel23t+
FURNISHED ROOMS-FIRST AND SECOND
IL floors; quiet home; convenient to Depart
ments and cars table board. 725 Eighteenth street
northwest. se9Gtk
TEMPERANCE DINING ROOMS-CLAREN.
L don House, sos i street northwest, opposite Ma
sonic Temple; recently opened: frS-c,ass; terms
moderate; transient and regular board. seS-lmf
rINHE FREMONT HOUSE, WITH IT'S FINE
i promenade balconies. cool, airy rooms and
superior table Will be found most desirable place
month. JUL
National Republican., 1882-09-14

nECoRATIyE ART NEEDLE,WoRK:-MRs
- T. BRASELMAN will give instruction in
Crewel, Kensington, and all kinds of Embroidery
Lessons In classes and private. Apply ut her EN-
hroidering Parlors, No. l2ll @ street northwest.
Worms rensonnble. sell-ly
National Republican., 1882-09-14
BOARDING.

f7c PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEAR
Il " SIKH street depot-Very best board and
we-furnlshcd rooms, from 81 to so per week; 81 to
ei.5O per day; meals. 81 per week terms TO suit
families. MRS. o. q. HOWARD, Proprietress.
selI-12ts
National Republican., 1882-09-14

WTANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN AND WIFE
w furnished room and board in northw sec
ton of city Address, stating terms @. f. D., Repub-
lcan Office. seli-3t~
National Republican., 1882-09-14

GHORT-UAND STUDENTS, TWO LESSONS
= per week, ut $3.50 per month, by competent in.
s,ructor. Address PIERCE, Republican ohice.
National Republican., 1882-09-14

WIN. p, YOUNG,
I42O New York avenue.
National Republican., 1882-09-14

YOUNG MAN OF MUCH EXPERIENCE,
n and strongly indorsed will pay $50 for a position
IN one of the departments, Address NUM- Re
publican Office sel2-3tE
National Republican., 1882-09-14

Also nice assortment OF easy custom made Boots
and Shoes especially adapted for tender feet VIII
sell the entire stock Of ready made Shoes iuH
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-12-14

81 kissed her under the silent stars is the
way the poet wrote it. / kicked her under
the cellar stairs is the way the compositor
set it up. And yet this mistake is not one
whit more ludicrous, nor half as dangerous as
the case of person with Catarrh. Formerly
such people used nasal injections, snuifs, and
other irritating nOstrums. Some people doubt
less continue these harmful practices. Mr.
G. 5. Davis. of the first National Bank, Eliz
xbeth. n. j., is however, notable exception.
"Ely's Cream Balm cured me of Catarrh,"
said he. ~ had been under a physician
care for year" This Balm is not a liquid
Or snuff, and is easily applied. Its effects are
almost magical. 1t stops discharges; heals
catarrh, when properly used. so cents.
cl2t-odSw2w
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SUPERIOR COURT.
Deeenbe Term, Judge w. p. Whitehouse
Presiding.

WEDNESDAY,, Dec. ID. 1882.
State vs.. Cou-ens. The jury returned a
verdict of not gnity.
No. 1913 State VS.. +. NJ Bowman. aplt
County Attorney Heath for State l.. Tit
comb for deft. Search and seizure process,
and comes to this court by appeal from the
Municipal Court of this city. The State claims
that on the 22d day of September last the re-
spondent occupied a booth on the Muster
grounds for the illegal sale of intoxicating
liquors that Colonel Stevens, Chief Of Staff
OF the Ma jor Gen commanding, acting under
orders, with squad of soldiers took posses
zion of the booth and fifteen dozen bottles of
lager beer and one barrel containing about So
gallons of cider and tore down the booth that
the police officers of the city were notified
and came upon the premises and siezed the
beer and cider. The State did not attempt
to hold the cider it being surrendered by the
court below. The defense is that the beer
seized was no, lager beer but a mild tonic
beer and not Intoxicating A discrepancy
appearing between the testimony and the
allegations in the complaint invo diving Intricate
questions of law the County Attorney entered
mol pros.
l2l State VS.. VIM. W. Bruce; County
Attorney Heath for State, Whitehouse and
Staples for respondent. Indictment for alul-
of April last, the respondent inticed one Alice
NJ. Reynolds alias Alice NJ. Jones young
girl fifteen years old. from the home
of her adopted parents. Joseph Jones
in Somervile (said Alice having
been taken from the Soldiers Orphans
home, Bath. when a child, by Mr.. Jones
and drove to Gardiner arriving there about
two in the morning. that he took her to the
Johnson House and registered as William
Jones and wife of Pelermo, and that they
were found there by Mr.. Jones and the
officers about four o'clock the same morning.
The defense is that the girl was abused at her
home; that she wanted the respondent 10
take her away, and that one Fred Thorn hired
him TO take her tn Gardiner where said Thorn
was to take her to his home and to this the
girl assented. In accordance ith this agree
ment he took her to Gardiner to the Johnson
House. when Mr.. Jones and the officers came
and took him; that he is innocent of the
charge against her. Trial unfinished. Adj
iourned until o'clock Tomorrow morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-12-14

The oldest occupied church ediice in the
state Of Maine is at York. Built in 1927, II
Is to Maine what the ancient First Parish
tUnitarian) Meeting House at bingham is to
Massachuset's and it has constantly been
occupied by the First Parish Conversational
Society, which is the oldest of that denomin
alton IN the State Like its contemporary at
bingham, it has undergone transformation.
but the one just finished is more extended
than any which have preceded it. The veneer
able structure has been removed from il.
original foundations. and made to front the
road passing the ample common, or First
Parish grounds. on which 1t stands A re-
modelling. some 80 years ago. made the ex
terror, with the exception of the steepe, of a
severe Greeian architecture, and the new
work has been designed to harmonize with
that A new ste-ple i20 feet high. and of
much grarefulness and elegance of outline
and richness of detail. has been built in place
OF the old one; new sasIies, glazed with
cathedral glass. fill the window openings:
new ash pews. and choir gallery and pulpit
work have been put in, and the large interior
has been frescoed in style of great elegance
vet well becoming the grand old edifice The
whole work of remodelling was done under
the superinte ndence of Architect Silloway of
Boston. On Thursday. the Goth inst
services appropriate to the reOccupation OF
the historic bailding are to be held. the
sermon being preached by Rev. (Gen } J. l..
Chamberlain. president of Bowdoin College,
and so the old parish begins new chapter
in its history and adds fresh laurels to its
venerable brow. The pastor. Rev. Mr..
Sewall is descendant in direct line from the
Sewall family. so well distinguished from the
earliest history of New England to the pres
ent time. He is a worthy successor of the
famed Parson Moody, SO celebrated as
preacher and theologian, and who was for
period of ~ years pastor of this society,"
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The Boston Traveller Of Monday says ;

The Boston Traveller Of Monday says :;
''Another successful trial of the Milliken
Transmitter, in connection with the Cuttress
Telephone, was had over the American Rapid
Company's wires, last evening. The circuit
sggregat;ng distance Of 500 miles, was
completed through New York and other dis
,ant stations. the articulation being very clear
and distinct. and the result generally salts
factory" This transmitter is the invention OF
Mr.. G. F. Milliken Of Boston, son Of j. X.
Milliken, Esq, clerk in the Secretary OF
States office in this city. As will be seen
the circuit was very long one, longer than
any over which the voice has been sue
cessfully conveyed heretofore. For this
reason the transmitter promises to be very
valuable invention as well rs lucrative to its
owner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-12-14

Owing to the prostration of the wires by
the storm we are unable to furnish our
readers this morning with any night report.
Judging from information gathered at the
telegraph office just before going to press, it
is very probable that the storm has been uni
versally disastrous to the Geographic service
all over New England, as not single wire
radia,ing from the W. L. T. Office in this
city was available for business during the
night. The telephone service shares in the
calamity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-12-14

The Bath Times says that the anxiety in
regard TO the steam bark Mendoza Is very
apparent in the talk on the street. Most of
those best informed in such matters, and
notably men who pay much attention to the
weather and who are acquainted with
the coast in general. demur at the ru'
mors current on the street. The bark took
as passengers, the captains wife and child
Mr.. Packard and family, end Mr.. Reynolds.
superintendent of the Goss Marine Iron
Works. The bark took about 80 tons OF
coal. Up to the time of our going to press
no news has been received. She left the
river Monday morning, the 4th of this month
The general opinion expressed BY sea cap
tains and indeed the only possible view to be
taken under the circumstances is that in the
winds of the middle of last week the vessel
was blown off shore. and having an insufficient
supply of coal to steam back is compelled to
return under canvas. Everyone in the city
expresses the greatest concern as to her
safety, and her loss Is not to be thought of at
present, notwithstanding all rumors concern
3ng the safety aud security Of the orsn.
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SIR ROBERT cuRIsrIsoN. Physician

SIR ROBERT CHRISTISON, Physician
to Her Majesty. the Queen of England, speak
ing of the Coca plant says: The properties
of this wonderful plant are the most remark
able Of any known to the medical world.
From repeated personal trials, am convinced
that its use is highly beneficial and tonic. ="
To build up broken down system, use the
Liebig Co.'S Coca Beet Tonic. Endorsed and
recommended BY the foremost physicians oi
Europe and America. Overwroueht and fee
BILE nerves are quiered. digestion is promoted
and new tone and vigor in all of the organs OF
the body follow lis use deci2+eod&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-12-14

Kiusmans thermometer recorded yester-
dsy the following varying temperatures: At
"A. NJ. 8 deg. below, II NJ. 8 deg. above,
6P.M 10 deg. above.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-12-14

We are in receipt Of letter from our old
friend 8. Sherson, Esq. at present a resi-
dent Of the town Of Rawlings. in the far-o6
territory of Wyoming. DIR. Graves Heart
Regulator has helped me right along" saws
Mr.. Sherson- Glad TO hear it, old fellow.
Yours was an aggravated case of heart dis
ease. The remedy you mention does the same
thing in this section. too; onj better still, il
always cures heart disease--Nasf's Weekly
Letter HE. decl2feod&wIw
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Nrxya of the (:rRnges.

Biddeford Grange has elected as Master
for the ensuing year, ID. o. S. Hooper; Over
seer. J. r. Lowell; Lecturer, ID. \. Burn
ham.
Ga Monday evening Of last week Pittston
Grange celebrated the 18th anniversary of the
organization of the National Grange. State
Lecturer Freeman delivered an able address
which was well appreciated nv the audience
He was followed bv ID II. Thing. Esq who
spoke in his characteristic happy manner
Miss Mary Scott read an Interesting essay
The Cleaner, the regular monthly paper OF
the grange was read and added much TO the
interest of the hour The East Pittston choir
furnished excellent music.
Waldo county grange will hold its next
session with Union Harvest grange, Centre
Montvile Tuesday. Dec. 18th. at 10 A. NJ
Leading subject for discussion The State
industrial College"
The ninth annual session of the Maine State
Grange will be held at City Hall, Lewiston.
commencing Dec. 10Th, 1882. and continuing
three days.
Penobscot county grange will meet with
Golden Rule grange, Newberg, the S0th of
December.
An adjourned regular meeting of Litchtieid
Grange was held Saturday. Dec. 9th, at
which the following officers for the ensuing
wear were chosen $. Smith. w. NJ; II. w
Cunningham. w. O.; A. c. True. W. l. ;
J. w. Tucker, W. s.; f. n. Piukhaa. w.
A. s; W. OTIS. w. Chap; G. II. Palmer,
w. r.; c. 4. Metcalf, w. Sec; Z. P. True.
w G. X: Mrs. s. Smith. w. c.; Mrs. j.
Woodbury.. W. p; Miss F. E. Cunningham,
W. Mrs o. A. True, w. L A. S. Voted
10 have Christmas tree on Christmas night.
This grange is still prospecting. Have just
INCREASED two car loads of shorts and large
quantity of -four A large delegation Is ex-
pecrcd to attend the meeting of the state
Grange at Lewiston next week.
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The class in light and heavy dumb-bell and
Indian club exercise will meet as usual in the
gymnasium of the Y NJ. c. A. on this Thurs
day evening ut :. 80 clock. These exercises
bring into action all the important muscles
of the body. Full particulars may be obtained
of the general secretary. Office hours: to
10 A. M | to q and to F. Nj.
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MARSHALL Halls

ready method in drowning as TO what TO do
and how to do it. will be found in DIR. kauf-
mann's Medical Work; fine colored plates
from life. Send two cent stamps 10 pay
postage TO A. P. Ordway & Co, Boston.
Mass. and receive a copy free.
dae5jeoISvow
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Mrs. Geo. Wing of Readfeld, who resides
in the northern section of the town is at pres
ent rs years of age. She is as smart and
active as most women at 30. She has since
April last woven over 500 yards of carpeting
and spun 100 skeins Of yarn besides taking
care of her garden and other work pertaining
to the farm. She frequently walks to the
village and back distance of over four
milps
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-12-14

Harry T.. Stetson of Bath. has been com
missioned as Captain and A. ID. c., on the
staff Of Gen. /. s. Bangs of Watervile, com
manding this Provisional Department of the
Sons of Veterans. This organization is to
perpetuate the memories of the soldiers of
the republic, and is composed Of sons OF
soldiers and sailors of the late rebellion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-12-14

The admission to the fine supper to be
given by the ladies of the Unitarian Society
at the church parlors this evening, will be 30
cents. Tickets for the entertainment to be
given after the supper 10 cents. Supper
from half past six TO halfpast seven.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-12-14

Rev. ID. w. Waldron, formerly of this
city, has been chaplain of the Massachusetts,
House, for several years. and in the absence
Of any candidates now known, is likely to
succeed himself should he desire to do.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-12-14

The lecture room of St. Matthews church.
Halowell, will be open this Thursday
afternoon and evening for the sale of useful
and fancy articles.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-12-14

The Executive Council, in session vester
day. rejected the nominations made by Gov
p,ai.tcd for Trustees of the Reform School
and referred the reports of the Commis
.ioners in relation to the same with the
testimouv, to the next Leglsiature' ais"
granted pardon to Lester G. Small in jail
at Portland for assault and battery, and re-
ported adversely on the petitions TOR pardon
from several other convicts. Adjourned TO
meet Tuesday, the 26th inst.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-12-14

Meeting of the Cusbnoc Temperance Union
at the Chapel, Northern Avenue this Thurs
day evening at !. 80 o'clock. Monthly paper
vi. be read, and good time generally is ex
pected. All are cordially invited
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-12-14

Miss Helen NJ. Fuller has presented to the
Lithgow Library full set of the Atlantic
Monthly up to the present year, with the ex-
cepton of lS73-now who will fill up the
small requirement 80 as to complete a valu-
able work.