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GLOVES.

" LIVES.
We have lately made large additions to our stock Of
SIX Gloves and Mitts and present the finest as
sortment to be found outside Of New York The stock
comprises all the novelties in Jersey and Mousquctaire
and in lengths from to Is buttons
NO dozen jersey Gloves the length s equal to the or
binary six tuttons the material is pure silk and for
st lie and durability they cannot be eQualled at the
price. The colors are Cardinal Seal Navy Bronze
Cream, Terra-Cotta Crushed Strawberry, Crushed
raspberry, Crushed GoOseberry. Ecru, Tan, Shrimu
PINK, Electric, Garnet Sage Green Black aud Myrtle
Green bargain at CSC. per pair.
Another lot OF better quality than the first equal In
length to eight button Gloves both Jersey and Nous
per pair
The next lot s Of ten button length very fine quality
and full equal to goods sold in other houses at 81
81. 80 per pair.
We have finer goods lengths from twelve to twenty.
nve buttons in all the coor at prices ranging from
81. 48 to s.. SO Ter pair.
MITTS.
An excellent silk Mtt in ell the colors and OF extra
length for Ladies and Misses, ACC. per pair
MAGNIFICENT Mtt in all the latest shades and full
length tor Ladies, made of fire spun silk sold in
on y at 6Sc. per pair.
Another lot, equally cheap in proportion finer and
LONGER than the last lot mentioned sold previously at
$125 we shall offer them this week at S5c per pair
We also have large variety Of Mitts in ner quality
at w, 80. 81. 6S to 81 SO per pair.
Our assortment OF .Lise Thread Gloves is also very
complete, both In Ladies' and Misses styles. The
prices are lower than her house the same
goods. and the assortment il the largest in the city
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IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
~ WARRINGTON CITY POST OFFICE
SATURDAY, NAY 10 1889.

To obtain any Of these Letters the applicant nust
thie list. ~s'S - VI
not called for within one month thew v. be sent
to the Dead Letter Once ' ~ ~ ~
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An Eccentric Girl OF Gotham.
From the New York Nail and Express.
An eccentric young lady has sent ont notes in
which she announces her matrimonial engage
ment ''Off"
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HOUSEHOLD EcoSoXIEs-DEATH IN THE TEA
KETTLE-rHE ONLY WHOLESOME WAY TO MAKE
BUCKwHEAT CAKES-HINTS TO NURSING MOTH
ERS-HOW TO MAKE NICE GRAVY
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BRIGHT FANc1Es OF THE POETS.
Written for The EVENING SrAp.
The Silver Wedding.


The Silver Wedding.
Yes, fve and twenty blessed years
Have f10ated down the tide,
Dear -, since that happy day
When you became my bride;
But now more dear, more highly prized,-
More precious every way
More worthy OF my love and pride,
Than on that wedding day.
As hand in hand we've Journeyed on
Ger life's uneven road,
Thou'5t doubled every Joy for me,
And lightened every load.
Ny sure support in saddest hours
Wife, comforter, and friend,
6trewing life's thorny path with flowers
As we the hill descend.
Then, on our silver-wedding day,
With love sincere and true,
Beseech1ng Heaven for strength and gr ace,
here my trOth renew.
And, may we journey On our way
Into the coming years,
Cheered by the love Of kindred hearts,
Our eyes undimmed by tears. Z.C.R.
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r COX WELL TO YOUR LIFE INSURANCE, AND
carefully examine the merits of the Mutual Reserve
Fund Life Association II Is every mans duty TO pro.
vide foE h;: family in case Of his death our busns
month we wrote over 81 coo. 600 Of fnsurance. oul
membership now exceeds 10 600. ana our total bud.
this associatoa. which is new. easily understood sfS
and ct great reduction In cost commonds Itself 20 ~
and IN the words Of acslebr.ted actuay viii rsvolIc
0onixe nfo tngurance In Tits COUNTRY O0oo =
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WALKsR'S, 20l TENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
w Moth Proof Paper Tor PACKING Goods. WhitewAah
Brushes and Lie cheap. Pine TAI. CementR Felt and
Pitch Crooks. TelepbOno. my6
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One Of Old Sis Suspicious.


From the Georgia Major.
Old 81 went to the theatcr to see the magician
performance the other night. Next day We
asked him:
did you see that man handle that money last
night 2"
81 did fer a fac."
''He made it come and 90 In all sorts NJ
ways."
"Young boss, dat mans powerful slick wild
sllber money"
What did yoa think OF him. S?"
Dat man foofd round dar wild dat mummy
tel be reused up my 'sp!cioas, he did"
"SuSpiciOns of what?"
3" Hit ticks lots of practlss fer ter mske q half
Cellar pear and dis pear la dat stils"
"Of course"
:" OATS what meks me had q 'spishun dat dat
white man wuZ one time de CASHIER oh a freed
mans bank-an' jest want ter hanrel him .
CIV minaits, sEo's you born"
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letter from the pastor OF that church. Rev j. H.
Trimbie, says that BOseley has been out nearly
year, ana has made NO report and sont no
money.
The Church Extension Society Of the Metho-
dist church during the seventeen years of its
existence has collected and disbursed 81. $40. $50
From building one church a week throughout
the year, the society has now reached nine a
week, and expects soon to make the number
two day.
Rev. DR.. Robert A. Holland, formerly a
minister of the Baltimore Conference. NJ. E.
Church South, and lately rector of an Episcopal
church in Chicago, has received a call to Trinity
Episcopal Church, New Orleans. the pulpit OF
which church was recently made vacant by the
election Of Rev. Hugh Miller Thompson to the
! assistant bishopric of Mississippi.
Kew. X Il. Fulton, who for twelve wears
has been pastor Of the Second Presbyterian
Church In Baltimore, has accented the call to a
church In West Philadelphia. Mr.. Fulton. deem
Ing twelve years sufficient length of time for
pastor to serve In one place. and the Philadel-
phia church as opening wider field to him, his
congregation IN Baltimore will not oppose HIM.
The Union Church (CongregationaD of
| Boston. of which Rev. DR.. Nehemiah Adams
was pastor for many years has, after a one
| years passionate by Professor Townsend of the
Methodist Theological school of Boston. called
Rev. X. X. Meredith to the pastcrate Rev. Mr..
Meredith claims TO be Methodist in doctrine.
except as to the itinerancy.
- Rev. Mr.. Hawthorne, o: the First Baptist
Church Of Richmond, some weeks ago
accepted a call to the church at Augusta, Ga.
basng his action on the change being necessary
for the health OF his children. He has. how
ever. come to the conclusion that the change
| would be deleteriOus and has united with the
hlcnnond church In asking the Augusta church
! to release hlM.
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LITERARY NOTES.

HISTORY OF THE PACIFIC STATE OF NORTH
AMERICA. Uy IfUByRr Howe BASCBOTT- Vol
ume v. (Melico Vol. II-152i-1eJo.) San Frsn-
cisco: A. L. Bancroft co.
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HALLOWELL.

The closing entertainment of the Lyceum
course was given on Thursday evening, con-
sisting of concert BY the Hallowell Band
and reading BY Miss Bertha Pendexter of
Pittsfield, followed by most interesting
lecture by Rev +. Gerrish. The committee
having this course in charge are deserving of
the thanks Of the public for the excellent
entertainments they have furnished.
There is to be C ,urse of entertainments
for the benefit of the public-the tickets
being placed at the nominal price of ten cents
that all NAV have an opportunity to attend.
The first is to begin next Monday evening in
the Universalist church, to consist of music,
vocal and instrumental, and reading by Miss
Pendexter.
There will be meeting for the draft of
one person as traverse juror at the office of the
city clerk on this Saturday afternoon at four
o'clock.
Little rhine and her famous ''Merrie
Makers will be at Wilson Hall on next
Wednesday evening. sale of tickets to COM
mence at two o'clock Monday P. NJ, at
Office of w. U. Telegraph.
Services at the Congregational chapel to-
morrow at the usual hour; preaching by
Rev. T. S. Perry of Cumberland. There
will also be services at the Baptist church at
the usual hour.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-02-17

The New York Life Insurance Company.
The officers Of this well-known Company
have every reason to be proud of their 3sth
annual statement. The income for the past
year was nearly IL 1000, 600 of dollars, and
the payments to policy holders over 6, 600, 600.
The cash assets at the first of the year foe,
up the magnificent total of $50. 500, 1886 SO,
while the surplus at per cent is over ST.
DOC, 900, and by the standard of this State is
estimated at SIC, 900 600. Daring 1882 the
amount of premiums received increased 81
100000 over the previous year. and the
interest on investments 1865, 900. The excess
OF income over expenditures was S3.1SS,-
508.25. This is entirely due TO the marked
financial ability displayed by the Company
officers in making investments. The
average rate of interest now being received
BY the Company upon its securities is about
81 per cent, an extraordinary high rate in
these days of low interest. Yet the market
value Of the securities is about 1000. 900
in excess of their cost. As showing
the rapid and at the same time conservative
growth Of the Company, it NAV be stated that
on January 1872. the assets were sls, 59j, 81.
while the insurance in force was 81 ia, 500 !:
on January 1, 1888, the assets we're $50 800. :
1876, and the amount OF insurance in force
Sl7l.4l5 .097. During the same time il has
paid almost eighteen millions for death losses,
ard the total payments tc policy holders were
$50, $50, 777.06. These are stupendous figures,
and show at once that the officers of the
Company are fully equal to the responsible
ties of their position, and tnat the public will
always recognize integrity and skilful man
agement, especially where life insurance COM
panies are concerned. Mr.. Morris Franklin.
who has so long and 50 ably presided over the
fortunes of the Company, Mr. William IL.
Beers, the vice-president and actuary, and Mr..
Theodore NJ. Banta, the cashier. deserve and
will no doubt receive the congratulations of
their sixty thousand policy holders. = Ner
York Journal of Commerce, February 7OM.
1883.
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committee of Jephtha encampment of
l. o. o. f., of this city visited Pejepscot en-
campment of Auburn, Tuesday evening, and
presented to the Auburn patriarchs, resolu
tons passed by Jephtha thanking Pejepscot
for the unbounded hospitality shown the Au-
gusta encampment on its visit to Auburn last
fall The resolutions were elegantly en-
crossed and were in massive and beautiful
gold frame. Ptjepscot set out fine spread
in it, banquet hail, and made things pleasant
for their visitors in every way. Compliment
tary speeches were exchanged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-02-17

General Manager Tucker of the Eastern &
Maine Central roads has arranged for the
running OF a fast train between Boston and
st. John which will be put on about the first
of June. The run from Boston to ST. John
will be made in about fifteen hours. The
fast train from st. John will leave Bangor
for Boston at half past one, arriving in Boston
by 10 o'cl ,ck p. NJ. The fast return train
will probably leave Boston for Bangor and
ST. John between II and l o'clock in the aft
ernoon, arriving in Bangor in time to connect
with the night train for st. John. This ar
rangement will be very satisfactory to the
travelling public. 1t will be a great accom-
mediation to the thousands of tourists who
visit the State during the summer.
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"Threw Away Her supporter"

DR.. PIERcE:-A neighbor Of ours was
suffering from ''female weakness" which the
doctors told her could not be cured without a
supporter. After considerable persuasion
NV wife induced her to try your "Favorite
Prescription" After using one bottle she
threw away the supporter and did a large
washing. which she had not done in two
years before. JAMES MILLER
1916 Jacob Street, Wheeling. W. Va.
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Are you disturbed at night and broken of
YOUR rest by sick child suffering and cry
ing with pain of cutting teeth: If so, send
at once and get bottle of Mrs. WINsLow' $
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETnING.
Its value is incalculable. 1t will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon it, mothers, there is no mistake about
it. 1t cures dysentery and diarrhoea,
regulates the stomach and bowels, cures
wind collie, softens the gums, reduces in
hammation, and gives tone and energy to the
whole system. Mrs. WISsLow's SOOTHING
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEErHISG is pleasant
to the taste, and is the prescription of one OF
the oldest and best female physicians and
nurses in the United States, and is for sale
by all druggists throughout the world. Price
% cents a hottie.
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Smoking.
Editors Kenne6ee Journal:

ASs~seSsS AAS""eSeS ~VuS nus
A friend Of mine from abroad called on me
a few days since and requested me to visit
the State House with him, and assist him in
obtaining some information as to the manner
of doing business in committee. did SO. II
was in the afternoon. Committees were in
session. irst took my friend to the room
of the Judiciary Committee, the one where /
thought matters of the most interest would
be in hearing, and presented in pleasing.
learned and instructive manner. On enter
ing the room my friend said to me, '.This
room is full of tobacco smoke" 1t was true.
Not only true, but at that moment two mem
Oers of the committee had cigars in
their mouths and were putting big puff
of smoke in the face of Mr..
Yeaton, who was addressing the
Committee on points OF law in case touch
ing the interests of the people of South Ber-
wick. We were compelled TO leave the room.
because of the dense, warm air, poisoned by
tobacco smoke, though much interested in
the able argument of Mr. Yeaton. On visit
ing the Railroad Committee we found the
same thing. The same with Committees on
Interior Waters, Towns and Banks and Bank
ing. This struck my friend as it did NV
self, as being in. very bad taste, to
say nothing of a seeming want of good
manners. 1t seems to ME that it is
quite indecOrous on the part of mem
bers of a committee of our general court to
be smoking pipes and cigars, when sitting as
court, for the hearing of evidence and argu-
ments; and to adjudicate. upon matters pend
ing between party and party as it would be
for the justices of our Supreme Judicial
Court, when sitting in bank for the same pur-
pose. | submit that this practice is an abuse
one that should be amended at once.
PRoPRIETY.
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The Raymond California Trips.

The excursions to Colorado and California
arranged for the coming spring by Messrs.
Raymond and Whtcomb, are very attractive.
Fifty-nihe days OF pleasure travel and sight
seeing provided, with the choice of three
dates of departure, April 9Th, 18th and 18th.
the route being the same in each case. The
return tickets are good for much longer
period. One route is taken ON the outward
trip, and another on the return. SO that no
part of the line Of travel west of the Missis-
sippi river is passed over a second time. There
are numerous side trips, including a wide de-
tour amid the scenic wonders of the Rocky
Mountains in Colorado. A neat little book
of so pages which describes the route and
gives all other details of the magnificent tour
ill be forwarded free to any address by w.
Raymond, No. 240 Washington street, Bos-
ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-02-17

Heath Post No. s, G. A. X. of Gardiner
will hold a fair on three evenings of next
week, commencing on Thursday 1t is pro-
posed to run a special train from this city to
Gardiner and return on Friday evening it a
sufficient number will attend to pay the ex-
penses, at one fare for the round trip a
great feature will be the lighting of Water
street. Gardiner, and Johnson Hall by ar
electric light, and this of itself should attract
crowds Of people. Those who will attend are
requested to notify J. Frank Pierce at ar
early dav.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-02-17

Mr. Frank Green. clerk at the Augusta
House, owing to his arduous duties at the
hotel, was unable to take charge of serving
the Refreshments at the Governors re-
and accordingly Mr. James McHugh,
head waiter, and j. Barrett, stew
ard at that hotel, had the management.
These gentlemen understood their business
and deserve much credit for the CELEBRITY and
nicely with which the refreshments were
served.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-02-17

~MrsIcM ALI interested in vocal
music. and all who wish to gain the art o,
reading music speedily and correctly are IN
vited to assemble in Temperance Hall on
Monday evening next, where Prot. Lam
caster, by request, will be found ready
to make arrangements for a course
of lessons and will be pleased :. 20
illustrate his method OF teaching II you WI,
bring in Gospel Hymns, Nos l. :; anu o
=. n teacher. should be guaranty for full
class now.
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WINDSOR.

Malta Lodge No. $50, [. o. of G. T., on
Saturday evening, 10th inst, elected the fol-
lowing officers for the term ending April 80
w. c. T.; Ella Grote, W. V. T.
II. Z. Davis, w. s.; II. A. N. Dutton, w
F. s. C. F. Donnell, w. T.; Mrs. Hattie
Dutton. w. c.; Matte Perkins, w. l. G.
Geo. S. Merrill. w. o. G.; Angie Perkins
w. r. II. s.; Lizzie f. DOnnell, W. l.. ii. s
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(No. 207l.)
Mail Lettings.
Notice to Contractors.
Post Office Department,

Washington, d. c., March I, 1883.
PROPOSALS will be received at the
Contract Office Of this Department
until P. NJ of April 81, 1888, for
carrying the mails of the United States
upon the routes, and according to the
schedule of arrival and departure
specified by the Department, in the
State of Maine from July /, 1883, to
June 80, 1885. Lists of routes. with
schedules of arrivals and departures,
instructions to bidders, with forms for
contracts and bonds, and all other
necessary information will be furnish
ed upon application to the Second
Assistant Postm aster General.
T. o. HOWE,
Postmaster General
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Aenaneler bennett, s.the Lewiston Hum
Sl'ss' u really coming to Augusts, and Bap-
~ people ane other friends are bonnd to
neeh The Dexter Gazette says: "Dennett
1esied old and young nightly" The Will
~ Record says: Bennett made US laugh
~ We cried"
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DR.. Lapham. who belongs to more His
torical Societies than an other man in Maine.
has just been elected member of the Web
ster Historical Society, whose headquarters is
Boston.
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~Chas. jenkins. at his fish market, OPP
nosste the Journal office, keeps constantly on
hand Providence river and Norfolk oysters
and Scarboro CLANS at 20 cts; an assor,-
ment. of canned fish. HOLSTERS, and iresn
and corned fish of all kinds. His eooas
cannot be excelled for freshness and eooo
qualify.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-02-17

ES-GRovE STREET LAUNDRY, No. 81.
NEAR AUGUSTA House. The proprietor, T.
Branch, has taken into his employ VIM. A.
Blatch, who will attend to all orders entrust
ed to his care, and will call for washing when
ordered bv postal card. febl1-5t
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ES-Mr. John Parsons has secured the
Agency for the Dorcas, Saxony, Knitting
Worsted and Germantown Yarns, which have
become so popular throughout the East. The
shades and colors are just what wanted.
novl teOdl3w
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Col. NJ. V. B. Chase returned this week
NON his trip to California, having been all
sent two months. He found the climate very
enloyable there, and far different frn.n the
rigorous winter Ncx Eayland has ex-
perienced.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
February Term. 1883, Judge whitehouss
Presiding.
FRIDAY Feb. IL, Il

FRIDAY Feb. IL, 1888.
Sanborn VS.. Wormell This case was given
to the jury at half past two this afternoon.
At four o'clock they returned verdict for
deft.
No. POO. Day vs.. Foster, is next in order.
Adjourned until quarter before ten o'clock to-
morrow morning.
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writer in the Portland Argus complains
q the quality Of work done 10 the Portland
scoools, asserting that scholars from Bath,
1''ssorth end Augusta, who applied for adj
mission At Bowdoin college were better fitted
nan those that came from Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-02-17

Mr.. White and Mr.. Thatcher will exchange
pulpits Sunday morning. 'Human Disci-
pline and Destiny" is the subject of Mr..
Whites evening lecture at the Universalist
church tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-02-17

: aew lodge of Good Templars was insti-
$50 ~ Mexico, February 18th, by State
pepsty G. W. C. T. Mrs. H. NJ. C. Estes Of
efville, making the third which she has
lsed within . short time, besides rous-
Il ~ Of the old lodges and getting them
49, = work aeain.
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There will be u social meeting and per
haps preaching oy lady at 1880. and
preaching at o'clock by Elder G. L. Tracy
Ut Temperance Hall. LIST door south of Amer
lean Express office.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-02-17

The fourth lecture in the Y. NJ. C. A.
course will be given Monday evening next
vt 7.45 o'clock by Hon. 0. G. Hall Of Rock
land
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-02-17

The train for Bangor yesterday afternoon
vas crowded with passengers. large
number Of persons went from this city VIII"
had been in attendance on the Governors
reception.
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to any family is DIR. kaufmann's book on dis
eases. finely illustrated plates from life don't
be humbugged but cure yourself. Send two
3 cent stamps for postage to A. p. Ordway 4
Co, Boston, Mass, and receive a copy free.
ian3Oteod&w2w
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Kennebec District Lodge will meet IN an
pual session with Oakland Lodge, Gardiner.
"Wednesday. Feb. 2s. All members Of the
Order are cordially invited. Free entertain
ment will be provided. Excursion rates on the
railroad from stations in the county III Is
expected that this session will hold much
infarest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-02-17

Mrs. Mercy Moody Of Windsor, who was in
lartd in this city by the Hospital team in the
hli "f 81, died on Monday the l2th inst. 1t
asserted by some that she died of injuries
Received at the time of the accident.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-02-17

Rev. .. w. Folsom, a classmate of Rev.
: DR.. Ecob, will preach in the Granite church
tomorrow morning, and in the chapel in tho
evening" All are invited.
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The Commercial saws: Judge Artemus
Libbey is winning golden opinions for the
expeditions manner he is despatching bust
ness at the term of court at Bangor. as we'll
- for the fsirness of his rulings.