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Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-06-13
EMERY .. BEAN, Judge II
Attest: HOWARD OWEN. Register au22.
KENNEBEC COUNTY-In Protafe fourf
Auulsf1 E,.1rfA lEo..<le.. .ac a.ss

hENNEBfC cOUNTY-h Protafe Court, al
d"gmsfa: on the fourth Monday Of May. 1882.
A CERTAIN INSTRUMENT, purporfiue 10 he
"A the last will AMI testament OF John Wood
bury, late Of Lifchfied in said County. deceased
having been presented for probate:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be p;ven fb,..
weeks successively. prior to the fourth Monday OF
June next, in the kennebec journal. q newrpsper
printed In Augusta that all persons interested NAV
attend at Court Of Probate then to be- holden :,
Augusta and show cause, IL any, why the said insfru
ment should not be proved. approved and allowed A.
the last viii and testamen; of the said deceased
EMERY o. BEAM Judge.
Attest: HOWARD OWEN, Register. 80.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-06-13

New York, June l9.
The mining stock exchange today elected
sne following omcers: President, S. N.
White; Treasurer, John Stanton; Secretary.
E. A. Wood.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-06-13

Mr.. j. Leist, st,warehouseman for Lautz Bros
Buffalo. n. Y. saws he had a swelling on the
foot which he attributed to chlblains. He
used THOMAS ELECTRIC Oh, and is troubled
no longer. june l3d&wlw2p
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BASE BALL.

Troy-Troys Is, Buffalos 4.
Worcester-Detroits Z, Worcesters ).
Providence-Chicagos l3, Providence Q.
Boston-Bostons 10, Clevelands 4.
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Bishop Foss Improving.

MINNEAPOLIS, June u.
Bishop Foss steadily improves and Is
now convalesent and it is believed his recov-
cry will be complete.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-06-13

Dr. Pierce's ssFavorite Prescription" il
svesyvhere acknowledged to be the standard
remedy for female complaints and weak
janelsd&wlv3
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-06-13
special Weather BaIle,i..

Indications are that slightly warmer and
fair weather will prevail in New England.
N Idle States and Lower Lake Region ON
Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-06-13

I Ladies and all sufferers from neuralgia,
hysteria, and kindred complaints, will find
without rival Browns Iron Bitters.
June l3d&wIw2p
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-06-13

NAsHvlLLE. June H..
The convention Of greenbackers today
nominated J. =. Besley for Governor. The
Platform of 1880 adopted ct CHICAGO vas
rea0rmed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-06-13

KENNEBEC COUNT yin Probate f,oNyf held NJ
dngusfd. on the fourth Monday of May 1889
H T.. SMITH, Executor of the last will and
IL testament of Sarah Wade, late of Augusta
10 said County. deceased, having presented his
nrst account as Executor of said will for allow.
ance:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successively, prior to the fourth Monday OF
June next, in the kennebec journal, a newspspe,
printed at Augusta. that all persons interested ma,
attend at Probate Court then to be held o,
Augusta, and show cause, If any, why the sam.
should not be allowed. '
EMERY O. BEAN Judoe r
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-06-13

PHILADELPHIA, June l2.
Wm- Trappe, Who fought The prixe asht,
June 81. died of his wounds. His opponenk
W.. 4urphey. has been arrested.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-06-13

War Dept, Office Chief Signal Oficer.
Washington. d. c.. June Is Il A.. NJ.
For the New England and Middl. States.
slightly warmer and generally fair weather !;
southeast to southwest winds and lower
barometer
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-06-13
FOREIGN NEWS.


ST. PETERSBURG, June IL.
decree has been published announcin:
that Gen. Ignatieh, at his own request, ha
been relieved of the post of the Minister o
the Interior, on the ground of i'll health, ant
has been appointed president of the academy
and member Of the Senate. He retains hi,
membership of the council of the empire
which he was adjutant in. Count Folstai
who was formerly president of the academy
has beon appointed Minister of the Interior
Que Hundred Houses Burned.
Moscow, June II.
A violent gale yesterday damaged many
buildings. Fire broke out and one hundred
houses were burned.
A Wealthy Citizen Arrested.
OTTAWA, June ~.
Timothy Rojotte, wealthy citizens, ha.
been arrested for completely with the Spar
row brothers in issuing counterfeit coin.
News from England.
PORTSMOUTH. Eng. June ~.
The United States training ship Portsmouth
has been recalked here. and left for Brest
where she will be joined by the Saratoga.
Twelve Children Drowned i'm Flood
PEsTH, June IL.
A disastrous food has occurred and is yer,
severe, owing to the sudden rising of tn,
river. Twelve children and several adult
were drowned.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-06-13
Death ofa superintendent.

Gordan X. Garden, superintendent of the
Portland Kerosene Oil Co.. died today. aged
45. He was prominent mason.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-06-13
AND COMMERCIAL
New York Money market.
EceniRQ Report.

EUeRjpg Report.
NEW YORK, June 12.
Money loaned down from 3to and closed at 2a2a
Prime Mercaneile paper, Al 81 Exchange steady
So for long, and s9a for Governments lower.
State bonds lower. Railroad weak.
Transactions, 900 shares.
loair d.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-06-13

BY using SOPER'S INSTAHTANE0Us
GUIDE TO the Keys Of the Piano and Orean. AM
person. man. woman or child who can read or count
nPures. can learn to play in ONE HOUR without
leacner. ms is no humbug- The Guide. with 20
pieces oI music, viii be any address on recent
o. I'D send = cents for sample copy Of music
Publisher, II Frankfort ST., N. r. =, 1i.o ~ =
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WEATHER REPORT.
War Dept, Office Chief s

'ad,easlo.. 70, tn. Mex, "a Hour..
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EMILE BARBER 4 CO.
PIANO CHAIR,
Teachers, Scholars and Finished Amateur
and Professional Players will
alike welcome il.

The practice Of sitting at piano organ prac.
tising for hours together, without support for the
back. Is tiresome in the extreme. every PLAYER
we'll knows; and giving way to the tired feeling,
very many, especially young persons attempt o rest
or relieve themselves by assuming position which is
not only ungraceful but unnatural and unhe eahy, and
are often permanently injured thereby. To the
back. it l. not always necessary TO incline the body
TO the The body may lean forward. but VI there
is something against which the back may be
pressed II affords sense of support, u feeling of
ease which Can be obtained in no other way, and
really forms true The ordinary piano tool is
not comfortable seat und, any circumstances. yet
no material Improvement made upon the or ginal
design until this Back Piano hair invented.
Although this Chair has been before the public but
short time. it has already attracted marked
and has gained the highest approval of all who have
tested it, Weare confident that II will full, meet he
needs of thousands who have long been hoping and
anxiously looking for some such improvement.
Price, plain, SIS. 90; plush. $500.
With adjustable back, SI.00 extra.
OLIVER DITSON & CO..
449 and 45l Washington St.,
BOSTON, MASS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-06-13
Hanlan Going to Wiunepes.

TORONTO, June l2.
Hanlan has sent an order for his oars and
rowlocks, He is determined to 90 to Win
nepeg as soon as possible.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-06-13
Fire in Portland.

Fire this morning IN S. A. Maddox's groc
cry store did $500 damage. Insured.
Greenback Convention Called.
CAMDEN, June II.
The greenback congressional district com
mittee for the counties Of Lincoln, Knox
Waldo, Hancock and Washington have
called convention to nominate congress
man at RockIand, Friday June 23d, at II
o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-06-13
Special Advertisements.

SmaR advertisements, not erceedfSg tAres !Sses
coming xsder the head cr WANTED, FOE SALk
10 LEr Losr, &C., siU Be inseyted here one ttss.
Sor IS cents three fsMes for 20 cessss ad one sceea
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SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Jan, 3.-Ihe Dtcah III
Union Consolidated and Mexican to-day IS attTl-
l,iad To maDi:ulatiOn and not to prospects IL the
J~,,ts rrnupg toward che centre OF Union C0ns0li-
: - - - Nt.,i.,u aud Sierra Nevada lines
- ~ I'm ,.,,,r, ..,,' . y.iiI lac M. I,ttrr
NClINi oII"'U wv ~ ''t T.. l. 10. 49,
end OF Inc moDtA 10 ioIe t"tSc Ut u i'''i a. u'"
fairly under way, demonstrate Inc value OF IHioIl
Consolidated on the -, 700 level Inc transactions
fo-daV were Grht.
Noo,dqv ma. bren assessed - cents per share.
- - - ana Mo-. V.IIn yu
-gCl''' vi -, - 49,. r,.t,r.j o. IiviJopd of
Nldhudiu / Vll9uIl'ii'eu 4I''' .'''0i''' "a " '' " ~
= cents per snare
IT P.sn Texas Ian. G.-NeD are now eNamin-
So, ,-,.,,, Leis in Dana Ana Comfy New SeA leo
.-i e., .,n ,T tol-,v,, ti,e,. nm "a desert lands
VIZ -, -. ,,,il,o ~ T. on,n.,,- ,,rouo,es
I' 'o,'''',4" nv "a ~, ~ ',,''l III M
- tease the newly OPV+leH 'O'0 0''1 NN'' '''
Ea-le SpTug- texas. $3.50,
Prospecting Tor supposed coal u Cid Mexico near
thp Mexican Central Railroad bdcb OF IasJ dcl
NOrte has been suspended.
IrgDortaur discoveries of arypNtitcYous Calena
- ,,.r .r. r..r,,.d in fine l.i.ueliIn N.uutaju,
~ ~ ..--..l.' 49,, ~ N. 49,
On inc Iilt ''' ool. ~. '.'-' - a. nv, " cotton
Application LOT Ne"-NoAI1 anu ltA"2 VHdI ielS
for narrow guagr mineral runway nom mere aI1uG
the eastern base OF the organ ana SAN Anolts
Mountains, has been decided upon by prominent
capitalists now here.
,. e...- - a.. p.,:.-,, Co,
,,',no ,,,, ~ I,e.,I ,,r .,''. " : IN
Fo''c g ~ f ~, a.. a., ,' ~, I3,I cr % b,,,
5ngn'e -! 90 t ~, iii ~ sr1o md ciosinc win ot
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MINES AND MINING,
TUESDAY, Jan. 30 W.

TUEsDAN, JHH i" ""
Tho mining stock markets to-day were ar ,yo s
,ttlc spirit was exhibited at the opening was
tna. ,,s into apathy before the close Robinson
SC"nsodatea. as usual monOpolil5d ,t, n@iSo
CO nnoron of the business aud the at5[n, O5
piOp %norators The stock opened up at $50 ana
OF %p1r declined to 80 vita sales on sGllGTS
s GO aays option low S rS .o d at $e5
steady AZ 20 ana HIulI and steady South Pacific
Ens as Mountain was songsr m 223 Closed G dull LAND and
.,ncls we're neglected. The marNe'S oioS'" '''
icatuTclcss.
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STOC6 EYCHiYGE SALES
rnIRD CALI O'CLOCK p. NJ.

SyerNugget vandewator California H I& Noh 10
New -rU.s}O. .3S 300 So 30 loN b'o a y
200 . 10 100. b3 % Robinson on 4.G.,.I.i 40
900. b3o. IL sierra Nevada wv 80 ~ l',a'
Barcelona -pO.hi. ."'g zu5.'D.' -, -V' 7,,,ij.
goo. So. 30 Mineral creek luOso-' v Won boDoo
200 lbs. % 500. ST. 90 500 ---,oo ~
Iron silver 4u'-b5o 90 90 MeNl' m IN t"VH ~ - n1
100 - 2Oj state LicNO2 20 ..-...tOuO 900; % LOU
Uu'ntI6Aullri aud3 . OlAli- -, -N1ti ''' ne
bI.. .3S 300 DO. LOO % --- J.09 oOu 1yl-
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Gieamboals an0 Railroads..

CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW-JERSEY.-
- Stat ON I'm Nev.YorS, foot Libery-st station In
hg9oEya loot q Ea3'9 l I'll Jf% WV N El4T
$50 a. m-For Flcnnrton High fridge Branch Easton
SD o. m.For FeInindou, High Bridge Branch. Elsf0n,
Aueuio~u Reading. Harrisburg, Maurh Chunk. Williams.
4 inFor Fiem,net9n Elston Allentown, Reaiins Har
a:l5 B. in-FoF la.ton, &auch Chunk. ramaGua Drttoa
l'6op ii.GFor iI'sh Hsire Branch. Eas'on. &c.
52QP m.-For fa-tqn, Allentown, Reading HARRISBURG
sunday fi. leave Of SAB D. r l2p Do. for Found Brook
and intermediate stations at $50 p m for aston' Allentown
For newark H., At T. s. = 6l5G!5 7:15 80 8 SID sa2
28G 2 @t6' iat 3 liz $50. So B. 6iJ, go.
For . f-s Ia oca POINTS see fuao tables astaton,
y \. and Long BRANCH DIVISION
Leave az p ~ o. N. - M 2 ',., D. D. % r HI
TOR FREEHOLD Al $40 a. H.. y IN. T. D. 81 m. For
N-LW -JFRSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ VA iranehpor-Gr sandy Hook' SIX 2, n p n l;. 5oT
and scabrs l s.i5 a. NJ. = MI !? 85o l. g. D. n
va Red Enk-s:I' 2. M; iOH iiheW@od. l"ii7 IS'ef,
Iayrr ATLANTIG CRY and an stations 70 Bay side 4p
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
- H S&I LH94E E t2I Eirr,
For Philadelphia ninth and Greenst,, at 10 ; li:l5
go. y p H. Tor rId AID H.rk.,t4 81 7i5 III5 ala,
For trenton 7i5 900 lllaa NJ l:81 /, 1870 3:3o T. Il
p Return i,"t trans ave philadelphia Tor \ lw.York
From Stations Pia and RcJdine r. Re- Ninth and Green.
ets at $50 $50 $780, IL Id 3i5 10 Glj ~ p
on sunday, az $3.50 a. 3D.. $3.50, u j. ,-
G.3J D u. Sunday at > o. 4,.l T.
From Irenton- D. 600 s:O3 9:of zoos, 90 m, los
l.2i. O.2i 1:2S =. Sunday l1j 9I9 u. t:lt T. H.
PULLMAN itiJIt attached Z" dtF iIiln@
ana SLEEPING COACHES 10 midnight trains from New
York and Plla1r pima. -
Connection MADE 40 Jersey CIV STATION TO ana RON
Brook w aud Erie Depot. Jersey CITY. o.. o,, ,.. 49,,
Tickct for sale at loot IDcy-st, Nos ~ &G iHl,
q3l gJ7 1913 Broadway, and 90 The p1nc Hot.i- SOS
and Conft-t and Annex once JeWCI0 NAhi' HropE}h
\ y Transfer Company, Dodn- Express WIN eau Tor ana
check baggage from hotel OF residence f.
JOSEPH g. HARRIS, IL r. - - y. ~.
General Manager h'h I117' +'-'''.
NOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on liOU-
II ShTONIC and NAUGATUCK RAILHOAD steamers
cafIgrue sin at $50 am. 800 PM INVENT thir-L,
Ias River 81 ~ D. Fare lower than by any other rOuJ.
NfW- HAVEN. MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
" SPRINGPIELD, HOLYOKE, SOUTH VERNON, ST
&c. Steamers leave Pier % T.. H.. az M.
and 30 n m (Sundays cXccptedj 1880 boat connects
with special train Tickets sold and baggage checked at Si4
IroadVgav n y and COurtsL, brooklyn E1cuTbIOn to
New Haven and return, ~ ~.
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CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Tuesday, Jan. 3, 1882
LEY rELEGRArH 10 TIE rRInrNE.

The MONDAY Mining Company has levied an
assessment of - cents per share.
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Seizures nn6 Aleeliuas.

I FCTURES on THE HISTORY OF MUSIC.
n IN answer 20 the request Of many prominent citizens
Brnokyu William f. Ap Aorp wll deliver PIX Lee uret
on Tile History ~ Tie Growth ~ the Art Of mu ~ He
Hall Of Historical society Pcgrpolt At, On MOB OAK
and WEDN r. DAY EVENINGS I'm January, beSinnns
MONDAY JANUARY D. Tie kets iOr the course ~ % eaoh.
Intending may b. obtained al hsi huno
store ~ Montague at the Historical society IAbrys
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Business CHANCES.

4 DVERTETHTNTS FOR TIE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL HE REtLINED AT TIE
UPTOWN OFFICES No l,2%- Broadway corner Thirty
tIs--t. sos West Twenty-iur!-.t. corner Llghtaaye
no. - East Fourtccu-S Jnionsqu1rG 700 IhIrl
ave. corner Forty-sryentl; % the hAItlIM Otfi CF
Nos. lOol and 23J1 Ihri-av', corner commandments
twentynith-st. up ID D. H., at re- E1Ilr nee rates
4 WELL ESTABLISHED DRY-GOODS
~ bu-ues, i'm growing Wes'ern G. ~ FIR sale o. ~
change FOR Eastern property. r. 81. GIBSON Box 10 IHu-
unc ONCE.
DLAN!NG MILL FOR SALE.-In full opera
j uou in Of the host lumber marx cts and making
money. UULAND o. WHITING, De-. Ng7-aust
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WINTER RESORTS.
GRAND EXCURSIONS.
ATLAS LINE or NAIL STEAMERS
For BAHAMAS, TURKS ISLAND, JAMAICA, UANTI,
PORTO RICO ISTHM Us or PANAMA, and lOiDMblA
ING every week. invited to avail themselves
of THESE trips which they make on any route winch the
Company steamer take, nc Che eN RENE JOB" price d. 80 per
dtr which includes living ol board the steamer the whole
ttne and transfer " any 0thc steamcl Of the inc
they may the No ticket issued Tor less Than
so EOI passage apply u ...
10 ~tae-st. NCW-IOrk-
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filming.

4 GIVE MINING STOCKS BOUGHT AND
-'' w WATSON Il GIBSON.
Bankers and Brokers,
Broadway. y.
Members " y Mining So,s Exehll9. LA irles cheer
fully TeI4 90 Stocks trionl easements ana pIrcs
CLARK ~ boutwell,,
No. Nassau-st. corner Of Wall Ncw.York,
PROMOTERS and MANAGERS OF MINING ENTER
pRiSES.
HITE GOLD QUARTZ COMPANY. ...,.,.-.,,
MEMO GOLD QUARTZ COMPANY ,..--
sArENo GOLD QUARTZ coMpATY.
srARR.GRovE SILVER MINING COMPANY. -
sroRuoyr SILVER MINING COMPANY. r-1r
EAGLE SILVER MINING COMPANY. I''.,'.e,',
SAN BRUNO COPPER COMPANY. 49,
GLOBE COPPER MINING COMPANY,
N OFFICE, 81 BROADWAY, N4WNOEk,
Rooms % ami 90.
Registrar Of Transfer, siltul trust Company.
TkNHE CHEYENNE con. MINING CO.,
L Loc4tclin the 3a'S iil,& D. r. .,..
CAPITALsrDSN, B})lDlE "a: VALUE,,L
COI~G. N 70 rTHS. Pro;G r. NcNAt ar 7aJg ,r,
uFFlcE 10 - BR)hpF WAY ana FroH
NGwToEK, Dec. 30, 1881.
TTHE ANNUAL MEETING OF the STOCK
/ HOLDERS Of the NORTHERN CHIEF MINING
COMPANY Tor election of Trustees Will De held at The
Office of The Company at No News, In the tliy OF New
JAMES y. HAMA secretary.
rFNHE MINING RECORD, 81 Broadway ~ \.
L sample copi,S sent iri,e; ,,o,,,r,>-r
Mining stocks bought and sold AZ rates OF commission
A'' '''' ''''' anu - a. r. CHIsoIAt co.
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.,TONTNGTON LINE FOR BOSTON

q On MI lON IL NJ run i'''0 iOF.
> CONNICIISG WITH ALL POINTS last
FARE Vp-uu iot ura-cli-s uilcl LCAtt Jod only
a. 5f.,,I",. 1Ertti NsETr and 5ft--tn.Fr-. T -
ve alir clecpt sundays a 1880 u, from Pier So ~ H.
foutof IHs--t. arriving iu Boston 40 " a. .l.
1910 primo h i'Nrt oiN'- slater rooms
secured az offices of Wr-tc0tts EN-- Co.,, 80 Sos 1-l ana
so Hrondway Aston House duI a. metropolitan AID rLtA
Avenue iI0tc. ticket offices
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STEAMBOATS, an1 Railroads.
4 REDUCTION OF FARE.

4 PRODUCTION OF FARE.
AZ FALL RIVER LINE
Ncw.York to }ustDl
Newport AMI Fail River, -.
Limited tcksts. yJrr5spb 80 littjl - VI Ia f:rn
Points.
Magnificent steamers
NEWPORT ami OLD COLONY
Leave NevYOrk daily, Sundays executed:
At i:jOp H., Pier - North River foot Oi lrrl'1L
Connection by Annex Boat from Brooklyn n Ier'"y
Cly p m Tickets and stat rD1nSmV be ''c roi ~ al
Incpa hotels transfer and tcst 0i;t a. inc 0iice On
Per . and O1 steaHcrs GEO. - 60 NNDN,
BORDEN & LOWELL, Agt% dcnL pass Ag-
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
- MODEL FAST LINE 70 THE NISr,
Via Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington.
On AMI after Dec H. the magnificent Passenger Trains
leave from Pcnnsylvania RAILROAD Depot foot Of Cort-
landtst and DcsbIOsscsst gSfol0w5.
s:.uH NJ, except sundays, ParOr attached arrives
Washington J:lO 1000 u. except sundays arrives
WASHINGTON SOC. Night Express leaves Washington 'if
daily Slocpcrs and dIy coaches through 10 in,ln
nail and chic igu.
T. M daily. Fast Line washington; arrive Cincin
natl $50 Chicago $50 %. ANA - LOUIS. S}D &c
r. o. p'!ict sccprs ard day CDa'hcs through 10 CInclu
natl. 81 Louis and Chicago.
IT, No other line makes faster the West. Trains
arrive from the West a C'l 800 u. am 1000 F.
llCtCs and sleeping be- tbs secured and laCg@e called
and checked 70 No 30
Broadway gnd NJ all the offices OF TIE Pennsylvania Railroad
Company
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LADIES' UNDERGRADUATES

OUR LARGE STOCK or LADIES FRENCH HAND
MADE AND DOMESTIC UNDELGARMESTS HAS
BEEN MARKED DOWN TO LOWER PRICES THAN
EVER BEFORE ASKED IN THIS CITY FOR GOODS
OF THE SAME QUALITY.
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r OST.-Bank Book No. 155.9s0 OF me
g,agrant Industrial Savings Hank me nnder VIII "
- .r.s on IeayinE it as tho Baak. Oh CaAnesfsse
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TTUE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON.
4 ALL KA J. from Grand Central Depot
Three express tram. daily rAcept sunday SJstJl, ~
boo IA. D. lparor cars attached ani lJi' n NHsA
palaceNetpiug flrs.
Sundaysi. 10 =, "a. with PALACE Uos2iay l-n.
Limited nc lst- % BIstDn al 'lD. -.
Tckcsant DlrOr seats can Do ODtlnei " detr1pl5l
Fifth Avenue and Wisor hotes olces aud a. drAlj
Central Depot
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1niLIincrn.

CAMILLE DE LACY, 293 5th-avc., has
- received exquisite theatre and reception bonnats
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See Gream.
Carpets, 81.
Dressmdain1.

DRFSSM AKING.-By a competent and ex-
~ pcnenced drcsmafer woald Ike few more SnsasS,
,,,t. NV dav. nrsrtass references NO meals ielu1l
tIn. - laV Addreas L. b. Advertising once go "e~s
23dsL
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Marnihcent ste9mcrs

Newport anl Fall River. g.
Limited ucks,s. Cores IctiJl - VI Easter
Points
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-04-14
"He'n See it When he Wakes.
BY FRANK LEE.

at the Wilderness gallant young Mis-
sissippian had fallen, and at night, and
Just before burying him, there came let
ter from her he loved best One of the
group around his body-a minister, Whose
tenderness was womanly-breke the silent
tearfulness with which he saw the deaG
letter; he took it and laid it upon thu
breast of him whose heroic heart was still
BURY it with him. He will see it whsr
be wakes"
Amid the clouds of battle smoke,
The sun had died away,
And where the storm OF battle breke
A thousand warriors lay
A band of friends upon the field
Stood round youthful form,
Who, when the war-clOuds thunder peaId,
Had perished in the storm
Upon his forehead. on his hair,
The coming moonlight breaks.
And each dear brother standing there
tender farewell takes
! But ere they lay him in his home,
There came comrade dear,
And gave a token that had come
From her the dead held dear.
Amoments doubt upon them pressed,
Then one the letter takes
And lays it low upon his breast
He'll see it when he wakes"
Oh, thou who dost in sorrow wait,
Whose heart in anguish breaks,
Though thy dear message came too late,
'He'l see it when he wakes"
| Meier more amid the fiery storm
Shall his strong arm he seen;
| No more his young and manly form
Tread Mississippi's green.
| And cen thy tender words OF love-
| The words affection speaks
| Came all to late; but oh! thy love
''Will see them when he wakes!'
| No jars disturb lis gentle rest,
| No noise his s;umber breaks,
But thy words sleep upon his breast
| Hell see them when he wakes.''