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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-13

LIVERPOOL Nav l2-l2.30 b. motion steady. MdiiDg
including 1000 bales Tor speeulaion and export reeclos
nsne ONgs g sc 5gU oA's Nav detverr esd also
6s.d DO Nav and June delivery. sod also Ossd 10 June
Gis4d do september delivery GS.d do septeu
pei aud October delivery 9d do October ana November
LIvERPoo- NAV i2-j:O0 D. m-Cotton-rhe sales Of tho
day included 5000 bales American
FutureS-U pand. Low Mddlins clause September and
LIyERFooI- May f5.-cotion-The sales Of the week;
10000 bales American 1000 bales spectators took = %
side direct spinners 1880 bales acua exports llOO
total stock bales American 622 bales; amount
Of Cotton afost 43600g bales American ls&OOO bales
steady inch reed shirtIngs % q yards
70 50 ri 3D. 20 inch, 66 reed Printer. 20 yards
2oz A. da42di No. 40, Mule Twist Far second quar-
BALrSoaE. NAV l2-Couou steady sfiddnns. l2i,c;
Low MddnE. aics Coca Ordinary. 1855; net receipts
10 exports the Continent 1880 saes go bales stock
Weeky-Net receipts 1866 oses gross, sj2 bales: ex
ports TO the Continent 1898 bales; coastwise 300 bales
cHisLEsroS Nav ls-cotton quiet: Mddng I2al2isc:
Low MiddIng. lla,all SC GoOd Ordinary lltc; net re-
celptS Teg Caies s; I pae' s,orA' lonr De Low
exports 23G bales 400 bales stock
7 5ae to he cSfiS Bales to- the channel
bales eoastwse 7le bales: sales. loo bales o Md
shipnenis 444 bales sales 900 bales: stock g bales
Weeky-Net receipts l4SO bales shipments DIVA bales
MOBILE. Nav l2.-couon steady; Kidding I2c. Low
MiddlnG Sc GOOD ordinary IIc net receipts
1922 bales
Weeky-Net receipts l4ji bales l454 bales ex
porfs coaatwi-e 1892 bales sales. 500 bales
SEw.OMxASs May i2.-Cotron steady: Mdding. l2iscj
MIdng ii Sc. Good Ordinary II Sc net receipts 80
is bales 100 bales last evening LOU
bales stock. l6.J6J bales
Weeky-Net receipts 1855 bales gross sci bales; ex
fo $50 bales 10 France, oJ-O bales,
SAVANNAH Nav l2-COrtOu steady; Mddnng. ll''r. Low
Mdding ii &C.. Coca Ordinary. 10 &c net receipts oot
bales exports cOastwise LO3 bales stock lJi31 bales
Weekv-Net receipts. 23s5 bales gross. Z5O4 naes eN
ports 20 Continent lsO6 bales coast"is l-5vI DaIes
sales. l,GsU bales
COTTON RECEIPTS
Nrv.YoHK May l2.-The following are the total net re-
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Crates, TENDERS, etc.

i - CONOyEK y Co.
MANUFAcTt RERs OF AhIi5 li1 ohAiEa
FENDEflS AND OPEN flkEP LASEs
.NnTRONa FIRE IRONS Pl.AQU rs, &c.
HAVE REMOVED TO
xoWESr 23D-sT. AND2l Wk5r -2D-sL
Branch sos Canal-sL
Estimates given 20 Architects anf builders
VLsIr u saILciTkn
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fiuaIcial

QltlQIClnI.
1 GAS STOCKS.
All Ne York and Brooklyn stocks. and also al kinds
NJ Rrnokl yu Investment securities. dealt iu by
GEORl.E n. PRESTi~S,
II WALL-si.
TEXAS AND ST. LOUIS CONSTITUTION FUND
81. LOUIS. May ). 1851
An TNSTALMENT Go. - of Ten PER
A CENT Is hereby called from the subscribers 20 the above
fuud uavabe TO the CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY of New
YORK on Nav lS2 Certificates are 10 DE presented fo
ndOrrmenf bonds appertMnlng 10 TINS nsamrhb
will De delivered by the Trust Company a. soon a. counter
signed, J. W. FAI'A-i I 49,
OFFICE OF THg DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL CoMPANf
NEw.YORK. May o, 1882.
At 4 meeting of the stockholders Of the
a Delaware and Hudson Canal COMPANY held ~ the once
of tbe COMPANY in New YORK on tuesday the 'h
ant tie following named gentlemen were elected man
ayers Tor the year;
ABEL \. LOW.
JAMES VI. HALSTED.
LEGRAND b. CANNON.
JAMES H. TAYLOR.
THOMAS DICKSON.
JOHN JACOB Aston
THOMAS CORNELL
ROBERT > HONE.
JAMES lOSENELT.
ADOLPhUS HAMILTON
ABRAHAM II. VAN NEST,
HUGH J. JEWETE
And At meeting Board Of Managers held on the
same day. THOMAS DICKSON, esq, was UNANIMOUSLY re'
elected president
ny oi - W GEORGE I. HAIGHT; Secretary.
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Proposals.
OFFICE OF rnE BOARD oP COMMISSIONERS OF Pmors,)
Az BURIING SLIP, ,
NEW. YORK, May 10. 1882.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF Puors,)
AZ BURING SLIP,
NEw.Io EK, May TO- 1882.
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
beat WaabOut Ray. Particulars 10
leaned Oice The right reserved " reject al pro
posas in thesiiscretioa Of the Board
BY order Ot the Board -
d. A. NASH, secretary.
DROPOSALS for FASTENINGS for CARS
4 and VESSELS TRANSPORTING MERCHANDISE
IL BOND. - , 49,, D. ,.o,
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited untn IL O'Clock N
on Monday 10 lsS for furnishing iaStenings Tor cars
ami vessels employed transporting merchandise IN bond
MERCHANDISE, passing transit through causd~ add
corng and scaling or other appliances Tor securing
Quantities as me department may rum
time TO tine require for year from July l. l,SZ.
DY samples OF TIE
furnished and shOud state the price al "lch
marked for shipment IN such manner AZ
NAV be required by Department, Will De delivered at tho
freight company at the place OIL manu-
facture. III. -. 81, -. ..... -,
Ike character submitted at least one cozen samples ~
should lie furnished
me following used In securing cars. &C.
TRANSPORTING merchandise IN bond, VIZ
For merchandise locks aud seal holders made
TO carry Patent biuatOn glass and paper seas = cncs
in size which made IN ire department
For appraised merchandise aud merchandise passing N
transit through Canada lead seals and wires baud PRESSES
for fastening The brass 1x5 inches ndnOcfcd
onsecnt lively and punches for canoe lag the same
For packages lead seals. with which the eorn placed
around pac kages u secured $500 - --,.. - -. ali ,,,.
THE Department the right 70 reject any OF AZ bios
lnfOrm9ntles. -,
given 20 the merits Of seals and other devices which
may be submitted s-,.- .,,s.. - III ~. 81.
named and should be marked ioi cal last
the Secretary Of the Treasury
No special Of proposal prescribed or furnished oy
the Department .,,.r,,se , p,,orp ...o,.-.
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(lranclll.
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.

THE TRANSFER BOOKS of this Company
L will se closed from O'Clock May ~ 10 rhc morn
nc Of lime 2 l. C. BABCOCK Treasured
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p.,-rrrc RAILWAY IMPROVEMENT Co.
= - - NJ n 100 4

1875 BROADwAY Y Y. May D. lSoZ.)
DY resolution of he Board of Directors OF the
ID PACIFIC RAILWAY IMPROVEMENT co ft, 9t :
rali mas been made for PER ENI beng me otl tb
and -fh instruments upon subscriptions 10 the Caph 9VOoA
Of this Company. payable NAV l., ISL - o.r-r r-.,
Chers shoui he male 10 order O A. H. CALEF treas
urer 1873 Broadway NewN0rk and ulOn pa htlt 90 Io
above there Will be deAFefeu 10 9uD90ii'0''
the following dividends. VIZ - .~o-...
5 r cent noon Inc amount Of said subscription IN capital
SforE M fhe TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILN Af CO. 49,,
90 per cent ia stock OF the M "A AM 1. I'-AAA@' 49,
lJj per cent IN FIRST Mortgage BONDS nor, ,,5,-.
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OFFICE 0F me Union PACIFIC RAIL

TTfHE RAILKUAU EQU IT ML@-' W.
CAPITAL, S5QnOpO -..,
srx PER CENT COUPON BONDS. payable quarterly
posi- MARTIN q CO. - FINEST
~ - sRCRErAkY's OFFICE Z
pErRon MICH. May IL 1897
rIyHE ANNUAL MEETING OF the stock
i ,adsrs az the Detroit Mackinae and Marquette Rail
rod company for Of Directors anil tho ulnsaa
ton ether buriness a. may De va" So
~ the company's ONCE Detroit Achxsn- ON NohuAS
tne l]'h u"' VI '"' ~ HUGH MCMILLAN. 6acretarY.
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The following shows the imports of dry goods at
the Port of New York for the week ending May
j.. and since the beginning of the year, ~ com
pared with the corresponding periods of previous
years:
For the week 1880. 1881. lSs2.
e. Sl.33..5l9 Sl4NI.III S2O3ltl5S
Thrown l,fss.l4Z l.0ae.3JO I,oo9. 100
Entersa II the port 529sl 2sl 44.624O6O 54l72.345
IATUTL market o-J5u,8Sz %O.oOz,Oo4 O45oJ.a79
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The receipts and shipments at and from bulalo
to-day as follows
Rccepts- Shipments
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT. April p. 1852.

DROPOSALS for FASTENINGS for CARS
4 and VESs ELS TRANSPORTING MERCHANDISE
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Dnrins Apr 1882 the land sales Of the illinois Central
paoss COMPANY 624.-i acres Tor o0" 20. Anu nc
cash col &c ed on land acts "as S5.93s IL
The receipts OF nOIT AMI gram al me prlhcipAi
Atlantic ports tins 18th day OF May were;
New-Nurk
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ASHES-Quet. - a., 49, -. ~ e occ
BFESW Ak Firm Western "A 29-oci ooulAeIAr-""-O'
ANDLES-Unchanged
CHICCORY-Unchang ed 49,. 4,
COAL-The local demands continue hEht uuu nuEa w
nrovenept is noted calls for the Eastward Prices
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The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
Receipts shipments
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Nr7v-YoHK Nay lathe following the total net re-
cepts Of Cotton at the mentioned ports since 9eD'n
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0RFGOY RAILWAY and NAVIGATION

ORFGON RAILWAY and NAVIGATION
" COMPANY-sealed proposals viii be received AZ 1 nc
office of the Farmers Loan and Trust COMPANY, 10 -
Tor the sale to Trustees OF Thirty BONDS
~ the oregon Railway Navigation Company TOT ne SUE
fnd a. provided mort 20 the undersigned SO
curing the same. - y, nor a1oN- pra.idant
Va Ok Fxchangeplace and must BE- presented before
O'Clock m on the lst proximo The Farmers Loan anu IruS'
Company. Trustees. BY X e. hOLSlO-'' AioS'u'"~
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y TO THE HOLDERS OF THE OLD INCOME BONDS
OF THE INDIANA BLOOMINGION AND WIS LIN
RAILWAY COMPANY. - -o.s,
New consolidated mortgage income bonds are Tow r'ny
for delivery Al Tie office company - BrOad"y eW
YORK IN xcange for the Old income Oonds "Aeh pIuSo
IN sums o 81 900. mu tiples thereof 1870 ,,o e.,
ta,snt Of Interest 70 be paid July ISL and al suDse
rlanfi M almrnLa ~ W " Wv L-oaoa-e.. =
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NOTICE.

NVIIOD-
the reguest OF holders Of the Bonds OF The haroAn
rrunmenf ompauy have arranged 10 nave tneh regis
tered and 70 paw interest mailing check 20 me ess
,r Ioder each quarter Persons holding me 1oupon
ponds can present them Office Of fOoT MAhA4N q
co No. 81 Pine 81. for registration, ,,o
~ THE RAILROAD EQUIPMENT CO.
Nv NJ A Y. POST, Treasurer
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A
OF WaabOut Ray. Particulars 10
leaned oce The right reserved " reject AL pro
posas In thf.iiscTeiOa Of the Board
BY order vi the Board
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-09-07

WILL SPEAK AT
Mt. VERNON, Thursday, Sept :.
BRANCH MILLS, Friday, Sept. s.
EAST NAssALBoRo, Saturday, Sept, o.
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NO 211.

be published by subscription, and was to be
issued. according to the agents statement, in
something less than year. Williams, who
displayed considerable enterprise in getting
subscribers, soon obtained lengthy list of
| names, after which, he rested on his oars,
accounting for his ideness by saying that he
was waiting for the historian to come along
and write up" the town.
Matters went on in this fashion until the
latter part ef last May, when the appearance
of a history of penobscot county, published
by the firm which Williams claimed to rep
resent, gave great dissatisfaction to the peo-
pie of Bangor and vicinity. Since the ap-
pearance of the Penohscot county history,
we have heard nothing concerning the pro-
posed history of the Androscoggin Valley,
Williams having given up canvassing, and
devoted his time to the care and training of
horSes, In this employment he formed the
acquaintance OF l.. +. Marble. who, in the
latter part of June, put the retired canvasser
into his clothing store, allowing him to have
full charge of the business. Williams was
very successful in selling goods, and succeed
ed in winning the confidence of his
employer to an extent which is difh-
cult to account for. Of late, how
ever, Mr. Marble has had his suspicious
aroused and on Tuesday evening he sent for
sheriff Hodges to come To the store. On
reaching the place, the officer learned that
Williams WAS believed to be on the point of
taking his departure. The front door Of the
establishment was closed, but the back door
was unlocked, and near il was valise be-
longing to Williams. The officer was request
ed to arrest Williams when he came for the
article. After waiting several hours, 1t was
decided TO open the valise. Upon examina-
ton it was found stuffed full of jewelry,
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Dunn'S Corner, MI. Vernon,
MIR. CLARENCE HALE,
Predictions of Crops,

Every year extensive predictions are
made of the probable aggregate amount
of the crops throughout the country,
months before maturity, and from the ap
pearances which they present in various To-
calties. confident estimates are made even
of the prices which are likely to rule. So
far as such results may be guessed from
good management and improved cultiva-
ton, the estimates are entitled to atten-
lion but depending as they do very large
ly on the weather. there must at best be
much random conjecture. The present
year has afforded some very distinct Illus
trations of this uncertainty. 10 some of
the fine wheat regions the remark
last spring was common among in
telligent farmers that we should
certainly have no more than half
crop; in other localities wheat was
"a failure" and many fields, or portions
OF fields. were plowed up for spring re-
sowing The actual result has been a crop
so vast that even the farmers themselves,
who were then trembling with fear, are
now bewildered with the abundance of
the returns. The estimates Of the coming
potato crop have fluctuated in singular
manner in some of the noted re gions of
large fields. The abundant rains early in
the summer gave them so much luxuriance
that heavy returns were expected, and
planters were known TO have offered their
severe drouth followed. growth nearly or
entirely ceased, and the potato crops be-
gan to die at midsummer. The fields gem
orally presented dead and dusty appear
ance. and potato growers were sure that
dollar bushel would be the lowest
price in autumn. Pouring rains have
come again, growth has revived, and the
prospect of high prices has disappeared.
The conclusion to be drawn from these
facts, for farmers who do not wish to COM
bine speculation with crop raising, is to
wait until they have actual products to
dispose of, and then to sell them at free
market rates, without expending thought
and time in trying to guess the future.
They sometimes gain by holding ON, and
quite as frequently lose; they are sure to
lose by shrinkage, and by the loss of time
The best speculation is made by close
attention to the means for obtaining the
largest crops from the land by the best
management in improved husbandry.-
". y. Country Gentleman.
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Aged 1877 Years.
A CoLoREp Man VINO Is OLDER THAN THE
REPUBLIC.

There is at present residing in Camden
negro who has attained the remarkable age Of
l27 years His name is William Bassett. He
was born in the State of Delaware, near
Smyrna, in I755, where his parents were
slaves, for many years being owned by the
Bayard family. During the War of the
Revolution, Bassett then young man Of Fl
or %, was working for farmer by the name
of Wilson, some 30 miles from Dover, where
he had moved shortly before the war COM
menced. While there he married, and became
the father of large family. Upon the death
of his wife Bassett married again. When the
war broke out in 1912 he LETT his home and
became body servant to Colonel Morris, of
.Jackson's army. whom he accompanied to the
front Mt New Orleans.
While south he suffered from an attack of
typhoid fever consequent upon the change of
climate, and his life was despaired of. After
recovery he returned to the North, and was
10 years in Colonel Morris household. He
married his third wife upon his return from
the South. For the past lS years he has
been taken care of by his children and grand
children, spending his time between Camden
and Moorestown, to and from which places
he has Travelled on foot many times. The
last trip he made early in the fall of 1881, +,
and as a walk for a man of l26 years the
record cannot be excelled. Of late he has
been failing very much, for the past two
weeks being unable to take any nourishment.
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Hon. CHARLES A. ROUTELLu
MIR. WALKER BLAINE

f. PIrrsToN ACADEMY, Thursday, Sept. :.
WINDSOR CoRNkR, Town House, Friday, Sept.
AUGUSTA, Saturday, Sept. ..
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The Age Of Miracles

is past, and DR.. Pierces Golden Medical
Discovery will not raise the dead, will not
cure you if your lungs are almost wasted by
consumption. IL is, however, unsurpassed
both as pectoral and Alternative, and will
cure obstinate and severe diseases of the
throat and lungs, coughs, and bronchial
affections. BY virtue of its wonderful al
terative properties it cleaDses and enriches
the blood, cures pimples, blotches, and
eruptions, and causes even great eating
ulcers to heal. scpt5d&wlw4p
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WINTHROP, Thursday, Sept. z.
DEERING, Friday Sept. $
BRUNSWICK, Saturday, Sept. Q.
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HON. JAMES &. BLAINE and
GEN. WIN. III. GIBSON
WILL SPkAK AT
DOVER, Thursday, Sept.
PITrsFIELD, Friday, Sept. s
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BEATEN BY A BOOK AGENT.
A Dishonest Clerk and am ex-Canvass
yictimizes Richmond Merchant.

In the latter part Of November, 1881,
and purporting to be an agent representing
the Western publishing house of L. A. Will
liams Co., came to Richmond, and began
canvassing the town for complete history of
the Androscoggin Valley. The work was to
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Annual Meeting.

The ANIMAL meeting Of the Kennebec Masonic
Relief Association viii be held In Masonic Hall,
Augusta, ON Wednesday. September 10th .iSs2, At 2
O'Clock, r. n. Per order
{. H. BRICK. Secretary.
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Election Notice.
STATE OF MAINE,
County o. kennebec,


County o. kennebec.
To the inhabitants of the City OF Augusta qualified
according the constitution and laws Of this State
to vote for State and County officers:
You are hereby notified TO assemble at your re-
spcc,ive ward rooms in this city, on Monday, the
eleventh day of September, A. D. 1852, at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon then and there to give In your votes
for Governor two Senators and two Representative
to represent you in the State LEGISLATURE, County
Attorney, two County Commissioner. Sheriff,
County Treasurer. Register of Deeds. and four Rep
resenta,ives 10 the Congress of the United States.
The polls will close at O'Clock in the afternoon
The Board OF Aldermen will be In open
session in Granite Hall building. In said city,
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, next preceding
said day Of election, frcm to IL O'Clock In the
s renoon and from to O'Clock in the atternoUu OF
each of said days, for the purpose of correcting the
lists of voters and for receiving evidence Of the quail
ca;ion of voters whose not on said lists.
II. Y. BLANCHARD, City Clerk.
Augusta, Me-. September LIST. lss2. aug3oftd
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Republican Meetings.
HON. NELSON DINGLEY. r..
WILL SPEAK AT
TURNER, Friday. Sept 9.
MECHANIC FALLS, Saturday, Sept. Q.


WILL SPEAK
BUcKsPoRT. Thursday, Sepf.7-
SAco, Friday, Sept. s.
PORTLAND, Saturday, Sept. Q.
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I9aiIp kennehfl Journal.
FOR GOVERNOR.
FREDERICK R0BIE,
OF GORHAM.

For REPRESENTATIVE To CONGRESS:
THOMAS B. REED, of Portland.
NELSON DINGLEY, JR.. of Lewiston,
CHARLES A. BOUTELLE, of Bangor.
SETH L. MILLlKEN, of Belfast.
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HON. THOMAS b. REEI

HON. THOMAS b. REED
WILL srEAK Ar
WINTHROP, Thursday, Sept z.
DESIRING, Friday sept
| BRUNSWICK, Saturday, Sept. 9.
HON. JAMES G. BLAINE and
GEN. WIN. III. GIBSON
WILL srEAK AT
DOVER, Thursday, Sept.7.
PITTsFIELp. Friday, Sept. S.
Gen. WIN. IL. GIBSON
WILL srEAK AT
GARDINER, Saturday, Sept, g.
Gen. JAMES A. HALL
WILL SPEAK AT
PIscATAoUIs COUNTY, Thursday, Sept.
PIsCArAoUIs COUNTY. Friday, Sept. 5.
Hon. R. q. MOHsR
WILL SPEAK AT
HALLowELL, Thur sday. Sept. :.
YARMOUTH, Friday, Sept 5.
BRIpGroN, Saturday, Sept. 2.
Hon. CHARLES A. BOUTELLE
WILL SPEAK AT
WASHINGTON COUNTY, Thursday, Sept.
a." Friday. sert.s.
BANGOR, Saturday, Sept 0.
MIR. WALKER BLAINE
WILL SPEAK At
f. PIrrsToN ACADEMY, Thursday, sept.7.
WINDSOR CORNER, Town House, Friday, Sept $.
AUGUSTA, Saturday, Sept.9
HON. WM. p. FRYE
WILL sPEAk
LEWISTON, Saturday. >ept9.
CLARENCE HALE, ESQ.
WILL SPEAK
MT. VERNON, Thursday, Sept.7.
JIM. v. RICH, ESQ,
WILL SPEAK AT
Mt. VERNON, Thursday, sept.7.
BRANCH MILLS, Friday, Sept.s s.
EAST VAssALBoRo, Saturday, Sept, 0.
------
REPUBLICAN MASS MEETING !
Dunn'S Corner, MI. Vernon,
Thursday Afternoon, Sept. 9th, at
2 O'Clock.
MIR. CLARENCE HALE,
AND
]. w. v. RICH.
VIII address the citizens. Ladies invited
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CLARENCE HALE, ESQ.
j. Nj. v. RICH, ESQ,

Will SFEAk At
MT. VERNON, Thursday, Sept.7.
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HON. WM. u. FRYE
WILL. SPEAK AT
LEWISTON, Saturday, sept. 0.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-12-02
Attention Horse Owners

For five years put up and compound
ed all the medicines used by one of the
best Horse Farriers and Veterinary
Surgeons in the United States. l now
propose to put up and keep ON hand q
full line of the best Horse and Cattle
medicines ever offered for sale in this
county. / also contemplate keeping
all the leading Patent preparations in
the above kind. I will guarantee sat
isfaction to any person purchasing Of
me. Call at the bowling Alley, opposite
Newton's Store, Cheboygan Mich.
JnO. W. LOucks
Nor
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-12-02

THOMAS L. TULLOCH has been appoint
ed Postmaster at Washington, vice d. B.
Anger, removed. TullOch is native Of
New Hampshire, and occupied there at
one time the position Of Secretary of
State. During the campaign Of 1872 he
was the Secretary of the Congressional
committee, and for the past four or five
years he has been discussing officer in
the general postoflice of that city.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-12-02

Mr.. P. Earnest Sylvertonne, a. rich
Wall street broker, living in Hoboken,
Nd. opposite New York City,writes:: "The
excessive strain Of nervous excitement
resulting from stock specializing, and
too high living, made quite an invalid
of me. Browns Iron Bitters restored
me to perfect health and strength"
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-12-02

SULLIVAN, the slugger, has finally kill
ed fool who attempted to win 81 900 by
standing up for fight Of four rounds
with the champion. About three hun
dred persons witnessed the murder.
which occurred at variety theater In
Washington several days ago.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-12-02
N oney for Rnfny.DaxIa.

For six years my daughter was sick
from kidney and other diseases. We
had used up our savings on doctors,
when our dominic advised us to try
Parkers Ginger Tonic. -Four bottles
effected a cure, and as dollars worth
has kept our family we'll for over year,
we have been able to lay bv money
again for rainy day."-A Poor Mans
Wife, .a.t ''Ii