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New-York tribune., 1883-03-10
Board an6 Rooms.
East SIDE.

A VANDERBILT HOTEL, Lexington
~, ave and 42dst-New hOnse furniture. elevators
al noaen inn superior accommodations mod
crate rates CIIAS. LELAND D. Manager
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4 FRONT PARL0R with one or two adjOin-
~ ing rooms furnished unfurnished in hrstclass
apartment house. bachelor preferred Inquire OF
halI hoy West 56th.st.
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4 SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY will let
without board gentleman onlY large. sunny room.
n.wly and handsomely furnished 2l0 West 39hst, near
1ih.lNa
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A HANDSOMELY furnished room to let,
N without board gentlemen only private family lao
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OFFICES TO LET.-69 Wall-st.-1hree
large Offices on ground floor and hrst story Apply On
premises or 20 y w WEST. I2l LDerty-st
New-York tribune., 1883-03-10

EIRST, second, third story front sunny
rooms most comfortably furnished. slO, 50, 81 per
week back will be given In connec tom 4lstst
near 5tave W. l., Tribune Uptown Ohce l23s Broad
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-03-22
HOW WATCHES ARE MADE,

1t will be apparent to any one, who will
examine SOLID GOLD WATCH, that aside
from the necessary thickness for engraving
and polishing, large proportion of the
precious metal used is needed only to stifien
and hold the engraved portions in place and
supply the necessary solidity and strength.
The surplus gold is actually needless so far
as utility and beauty are concerned. In
JAMES BOSS PATENT GOLD WATCH
CASES, this waste of precious metal ia over
come, and the SAME soLIDITY AND STRENGTH
produced at from one-third to one-half Of the
usual cost of solid cases. This process is Of
the most simple nature, as follows: n plate
of nickle composition metal, especially
adapted to the purpose, has two plates of
SOLID GOLD soldered one on each side. The
three are then passed between polished steel
rollers, and the result is a strip of heavy
plated composition, from which the cases.
backs. centres, bezels, &C., are cut and
shaped by suitable dies and formers. The
gold in these cases is sufficiently thick to ad-
init of all kinds of chasing, engraving and
enamelling; the engraved cases have been
carried until worn perfectly smooth by time
and use without removing the gold.
THIS is THE ONLY CASE MADE
WITH TWO PLATES OF SOLID GOLD
AND WARRANTED BY SPECIAL GER
TIFICATE.
For sale by all Jewellers. Ask for Illus
trated Catalogue and to see warrant. ly43
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NO SO.
General News.

Herr John Most and John Swinton ad-
dressed the New York Socialists on Mouday
evening, paving tributes to Karl Marx.
Hon. Frederick Billings Of Woodstock,
has given the University of Vermont at Bur-
lington S75, 200 for the erection of q library
building.
The heads of the different departments, at
the Charleston navy yard gave notice Mon
day that they shall work 10 hours day on
and after Wednesday.
Governor Barstow, of Vermont, has ap-
pointed William Z. Fairbanks of st. Johns
bnry Commissioner to represent Vermont at
the Denver Exposition.
Monday morning the Guarantee Trust
Company of Philsd. lphia received package
containing $4,000 first mortgage bonds Of
the Peoples railway line which were stolen
about four weeks ago.
An Ohio man, who has had long experience
with sugar-maple trees, says that trees
on land sloping TO the north should be tapped
on the south side, while trees on land sloping
in an opposite direction should be tapped on
the north side.
c. o. Perrault, Consular Agent of France
in Montreal, has been arrested by the gov
ernment for defrauding the customs and
passing false entries, in his capacity of Sec-
retary to the Montreal Abattoir Company.
The amount of the frauds is claimed to be
$780, 900.
The Universal Arbitration and Peace So
ciety publish in London letter from Pres
ident Arthur acknowledging the receipt of .
letter which the Society sent him commend
ing the Presidents reference in his last an
nual message arbitration. The society draw
from the Presidents response that he SYM
Iathlzes with their objects.
While MIR. David Davis was dining one day
at Wormleys with some friends, among whom
was the slim Mr.. Evarts, the conversation
drifted to athletic sports and foot races. Mr..
Evarts, with view to one of his sarcastic
jests, turned to the great trunk alongside Of
him, from which he himself may be supposed
to have been whitfield off as a silver, and sug-
gested that such sports were entirely out Of
his line. "Well, Evarts," replied Judge
Davis, "perhaps you think can't run? Now,
look here, I'll bet you case of wine can
beat you in hundred yards If you will let
me choose my ground and will give me FIVE
yards start. I'm heavy you know, and /
want solid footing" Mr.. Evarts was salts
fed that he chad a dead sure thing" and as
the evening had advanced the dignifed COM
pany resolved to unbend itself still further
for the sport. "Come on, them" shouted the
Senator, follow mel" So away they went,
down a narrow alley that runs between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. Marching
into it for the distance of five yards, while
his arms touched the brickwork on each side,
he quietly observed Now Evarts get in be-
mind me, and take your time. l am going
to take minei''
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Notice of Foreclosure.

"BEREAs. Benjamin Lsnders. Jr. of LItchneld.
w In the county Of kennebec, on the 2sth day
of april, 1857, by his mortgage deed Of that date,
conveyed to sally NJ. Leeman Of the same Litchfed,
u certain piece parcel of land situated In said
Liichfeld. bounded and described as fellows, viz :
'On the north by land owned by Josiah smith; on
the south by land owned by Geo. w. True and Jos.
Williams land; on the east by the road leading from
Halls school house, called, TO Bowdoin line; on
the west by NJ. ). Banks land; containing about y
acres, more or less .: which mortgage deed was duly
recorded in Kennebec County Registry Of Deeds,
Book 2i4. Page bI4; and whereas the said sally n.
Leeman, by the name Of sarah n Dixon, on the 18th
day Of February, 1850, by her deed duly executed.
transferred and assigned said mortgage and the debt
thereby secured TO Abraham Brown OF Monmouth, In
said county; and whereas, the 10Th day Of March,
1884, John Woodbury., administrator OF the estate Of
said Abraham Brown, by virtue Of authority vested
In him rs such administrator, assigned and traus-
fcrred said mortgage with the debt thereby secured
to me. BY his deed duly executed and acknowledged
and whereas the conditions of said mortgage have
been broken, /, Ruth 2. Jones Of Monmouth sfore-
said assignee Of said mortgage and the debt thereby
secured, hereby give notice Of the breach in the
diions Of said mortgage and claims to foreclose the
by thereof, according to the provisions
of the statute in such cases provided.
RUTH p. JONES.
March Sd, 1853. w3wl0
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Breeding Dairy Stock.

Geo b. Loring, in a recent article on dairy
farming SAYS: at would seem, therefore.
that in rearing animals for the dairy care
should be taken that the young are not so fed
AS to develop a tendency to great size either
in frame or adipose tissue, or so as to estab-
lish in the end a race which has every faculty
except that Of producing milk. | would not
advocate a deficiency of food for young dairy
stock, but | would argue against an excess OF
articles of highly stimulating quality. The
plan of the Scotch farmer is undoubtedly
good one-to take their calves early from the
dam, feed them from the dish; bring them to
solid food or pasture as soon as the condition
of the young stomach will allow. Instead of
linseed meal they use great quantity of oat
meal-an article of food much less predispos-
ing to fat and keeping up vigorous growth.
We have in this country good quality of
hay, everywhere basis of feeding; and after
the calf is weaned, or after she has had milk
enough to give her a fair introduction into
life, hay in the form of hay tea, is undoubt-
edly the best food the animal can have,
especially when aided by few roots, such
as turnips or carrots. In such cases milk is
abundant at very early age, and skinned
milk is advantageously used as a substitute.
| should not recommend the use of grain,
especially that containing superabundance
OF oily matter, as lndlan corn ana llnseeu TOT
young dairy stock, or even for dairy cows
when in the flush of milk. Perhaps corn
meal, sparngly, or barley. or oatmeal may
be used in winter if the animal seemed not to
thrive well. But a calf that is properly fed
after weaving, and furnished with a good
pasture, will be carried through the first
winter most satisfactorily on good, sweet hay,
especially rowen, with roots. In this way
can a uniform and well balanced animal be
produced, which. when put to dairy service,
will not become coarse and raw bOned in
appearance, nor take on flesh at the ex-
pense of the milk pail"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-03-22

1t now seems quite certain that the
farmers of Readfeld will build, the COM
ing season, cheese factory of their own.
instead OF hauling all their milk to Win
throp and Wayne to be manufactured in
the factories in those towns. Readiield
has been regarded Tor long time as one
of the best farming districts in the fertile
Kennebec valley, and it seems almost
strange that her prosperous farm
ing community have not made
move in this direction long
ago. We understand that stock COM
pany was formed there recently, composed
of some OF the leading men in the town
and that the requisite steps have
already been taken to assure the carry
ing out of the enterprise. Should this be
done the farmers in that section will find
1t benefit to the community as well as a
source OF profit.
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Personal.

John Mccullough the actor, is seriously
i'll at Cleveland, Ohio.
Carlyle and Tennyson both declined baron
etcies offered by Beaconsfeld.
Hon. William West, the younger brother
of the British Minister at Washington, has
Just died in London.
Mathilde Diez, the greatest actress on the
Spanish stage, is dead. She made her first
appearance in 1884.
Irving, the English actor, is coming over
next season. He expects to make S20o,000
in six months.
Ex-Congressman Joyce, of Vermont, is to
become a resident of Washington and put
out his shinple as lawyer.
Ex.Vice President William A. Wheeler, is
now recovering from severe attack of in
hamation of the eyes. He has been under
DIR. +. 5. Peck's charge for several weeks.
General Grant, who>had made all arrange
ments to visit Europe the coming summer.
has reconsidered his purpose, and his family
will occupy his cottage at Long Branch.
Queen Victoria slipped upon the stairs of
the Windsor Palace on Saturday, and sus-
tanned injuries, but was able to hold coun-
Gil with the Ministry Monday.
Ex-Gov Samuel J. Kirkwood Secretary
of the Interior under President Garfield,
was accidentally thrown from a carriage at
iowa lily, Ia, Saturuay, anu was severely
but not fatally injured.
Russell Harrison, son of Senator Harrison
of Indiana, il said to be engaged to be mar.
ried to the daughter of Senator Saunders Of
Nebraska. He is Superintendent of the
United States Army Assay Office at Helena,
Montana.
Mr.. Conkling has been in Washington
some time. engaged in the celebrated Chan
dler- Porterfed scrip case. He keeps, as
usual, very qniet-goes from his lodgings 10
the Supreme Court room and back, and sees
only few persons.
Lieutenant +. Eltonhead. who did good
service under General Howard during the
Indian troubles, has been granted a six
months Through, and will return to his
home in Philadelphia. He is a graduate Of
West Point, 1875, and has been seven years
on the frontier;
Capt. o. II. Oldrood, Of Springfield, ILL.,,
offers te give that State his great collection
of relics Of Lincoln, as soon as the State will
provide a suitable building for its reception,
and the legislature now proposes to purchase
Lincoln's former home in Springfield for
that purpose.
The Duke Of Edinburgh. who is the brother
in law of the Car, will go to the Russian
coronation, but with the feelings of a soldier
setting out on hazardous campaign. II would
be foolish to say that the Royal Duke is
actually in danger, but the situation is excit-
ing enough to lake his departure from Eng
land interesting to his family and friends.
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PATENTS.
r. FL. EDDY,

Ne. - state ST., opposite kilby, oston
Sesafes Patents United states; xiss IN ,Gress
nntain, France and other foreign countries Copiss
~ me claims Of any Patent furnished BY remitttns
Sse dollar. Assignments recorded at Washington.
Asecy sat DATED States possesses superior 70.
oaees ss Tor obtaining Pafests or ascerfasass0 the
setestaesiify Of iRrentioas.
r. H. EDDY, Solicitor Of Patents.
rESTINONIAL9.
Ifegard Mr.. Eddy ono Of the Most capable and
sIs1ussgstpractittoners with whom have had Oh.
9Amfercourse."
CHAS. MASON. Commissioner of Pa,ents.
81. Inventors cannot employ person more trustwos
My g more capable Of securing for them an early
TcnseImxoeAble consideration ut the Patent Once.
ADAuND BURKE, late Commissioners Of Patents.
BOSTON, October 10. is-o.
- is1o. my arst patent. Since then you have ac.
~ Iof and advised ne In hundreds Of cases. and
coesred many patents. reissues and extensions.
~ oScasions employed the best aee.cies IN Ne1
fniadelphia and washington, bat still give
~ ainost the whole of my business, In your nnes
wv otners 70 employ yol.
Your truly, GEORGE DRAPER
a.JannAzy L. leo0. ~
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Notice
L. Z 49,

COUNCIL. CHAMBER, AUGUSTA, ME-, I
March Is, 1883.
The Governor and Council, in behalf Of the state,
win receive sealed proposals for the publication Of
by resolves of the Legislature, AS follows:
Resotred, hat as soon rs may be the governor and
council may contract with the responsible person
or persons making the Invest bid, for the publica
tion of the revised statutes of the State. with the
ltution thereof the constitution OF the United
tat the repeating act the reference index tables
of the revising commissioner, and such additional
matter may be necessary, in style not inferior in
size page and width of margn printing paper and
binding 10 that of edition Of the public stat
ufes OF Massachusetts, but with the some size of type
that of the revised statutes Of Maine OF 1871 and
the person or persons with whom said contract is
three thousand copies of the statutes so pub
Iished. The Governor and Council shall reserve the
right reject and and all bids, and they may make
said contract upon such terms and conditions as they
deem necessary for the interests of the State !;
and the time tor chompetOn of the contract and the
retail price at which the statutes so published shall
be sold, shall be limited and specified in the same
contract.
Resoired, That the secretary Of state shall secure
the copyright Of said new revision for the use OF the
state and edition of the same shall be published
by any person other than the contractor aforesaid,
until the eXpra ion Of five u srs from the hrst DAY
of July, in the year of our Lord 1885,
G,ssilr.d, That two thousand copies of the revised
statutes belonging to the State SHALL when prin ted,
he d-posi ed by the Publisher thereof in the office OF
the secretary Of state. aid statutes to be printed
aud published in the style afort said TO be completed
As far the end Of the text. AS rapidly rs may be.
and in any event to be delivered at the once OF the
secretary before the 18th day OF August
1883.
The proposals must be of price per page for
volume Of 1900 pages or less for printing and
Of a price per volume for binding. The retail price
of the statutes for the public not to exceed 20 per
volume. The right TO reject any and all lids resery-
ed. Address proposals to Governor and Council
Augusta, aine.-envelope being marked "ProIo
.as Tor Publishing Revised Statuies,'' and must be
received PRIOR g O'Clock Of Monday the 10th inst
W. W. BOLSTER, Committee oil
JOSEPH A. LOCKE, Executive
NICHOLAS FESSENDEN,) Council
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Farmers who live near cities will find
that the strawberry crop is one OF the
most profitable that can be raised. &r.
Albion Kicker of Turner sold off from his
farm Sl94 worth, besides supplying a
large family last year.
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Greatest Discovery since IAO2.

For coughs, colds, sore throat, bronchitis,
laryngitis, and consumption in its early stages
nothing equals DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery" 1t is also great blood-puriier
and strength-restorer or tonic, and for liver
complaint and costive conditions Of the
bowels it has no equal. Sold by druggists.
mar20d&wlw4p
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Dailp Kennthrr 5ournal.

The following rule is given by an ex-
change: ..lt should be the aim of every
farmer to cultivate the least amount of
land possible. that will secure to him the
largest net income"
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Advertising Agents.
FOR THE
Kennebec journal,
DAILY AND WEEKLY,

The following Advertising Agents are authorized
10 receive subscriptions and advertisements for the
KKSyEBkC JOURNAL:
sOSTON : :: :S.M.PErTkNoILL 4 Co. 10 State
Street.
s.R. NILES, No. 256 Washing
ton St.
1.C. EVANS, fremont Temple.
HORACE DODD, 265 Washington
street.
NEW rORk DAUCHY 4 Co., q Park Place.
iEo. 7. ROwELL Co., 10
Spruce Street
JAMES ii. BATES, II Park Row.
PHILADELPHIA N. W.AYER Son, Times Bldg.
Chestnut and Sth streets.
NEW HAVEN, CONN. II. 7. HUBBARD, 25 ElmSt
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TREASURY Department.
CsrIcE or CoMrrRoLLsR OF til

7
IthkkNNl,
wAsHINGToN, Feb 2%th, 1888
"HEREAS. by satisfactory evidence presen'eu
w 10 the unersiei ed. II has been made TO appear
that THE treeman's Nnjiuaa Bank OF Augusta,
IN the City of Augusta, in the ounty of kennebec.
and State Of Maine, las complied with all the pro,
visions OF the Act of ongr,ss TO ehable Natonai
Banking Associations to eNt nd their corpo' aie xs-
ence and Tor other purposes, approved July IL, ~
NOW 1HkREfURk I, john Jay knoN, comp.
An troler of the Currency, do hereby certify that
The Freeman's Na,ionai Bank of Angus a in the
Sity Of Augusta. in the County of kennebec and
State Of aint IL authorized TO have succession Tor
me period specified in its amended articles OF asso-
eistion namely until close Of busines on f.b. ;4fh,
1906
In testimony whereof witness my hand aud Seal
OF omce this 9th day of February, 1893.
-, JOHN JAY KNOX,
seal Comptroller Of the Currency.
'-~' No. SQ; feb.6tSod
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A piece Of ice thrown from q building in
Boston on Tuesday struck IN awning glanced
and hit lady, killing her almost instantly
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CARPENTERS WANTED

Twenty good hnishers on Farrsgut House. Rye
b seh, n. h. Apply to n. c. FOSTER 4 SON
waferville. or to Rye Beach, =. H.
feb26f1v
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Horse Doctor.

II you have any sick or lame horses call on ~
Augusta. febl2t&n
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For Sale !!
de2it&wtf

The Lawrence HOUSE and lot containing one,nan
scre Of land situated on Green street place. with lot
extending TO and fronting on Water street. said
house is Of brick. contains u rooms, In excellent
rensjr one of the nest views In the city. only few
r,ss Arom the center of business. rare chance to
purchase ine residence in central iocatnon ~
good bargain. Apply to 49, M; =. LErbnis. Ei.
Nov. n. 1aa2. nosif'"
NYOTICE rs SHEKEBY GIVEN, that the sub
~ scriber has been duly appointed Executor Of
the last will and testament Of
RICHARD BERRY, late of Wayne,
In the county of kennebec, deceased. testate. and
has that trust by giving bond rs the Law
directs. All persons, therefore, saving demands
ssairst the estate Of said deceased aae desired to
e1hhif fhe aame for setlement and all indebted to
saad estate ere requested to make
- LUCIAN +. BERRY.
r,A "A lsss. tlt&w2wl2s
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Important Notice.

CITY OF AUGUSTA.
MAYORS OFFICE, December 70, les2
To Charles H. Hhife. City Marshal:
Several complaints have been made to me in re-
gard 10 aiding in the public and on sidewa
GU are hereby directed to enforce the tity Ordi-
prohibiting sliding In the Streets without fear
or favor Please issue Your order at once, and then
risidly enforce the ordinance
r. o. vICkERY, Mayor
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o o. .,ITy MARSHAL

OFFICE OF CITY MAKSHAL-
AUGUSTA, Maine, December ~. lSes-
Agreeable to the above order OF the Mayor, mere.
shall rigidly enforce the City Ordinance prohisitns
sidins on the public streets and walks OF this city
and all offenders will receive the full penalty OF the
o'"" C.H WHITE, City Marshal.
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~. q sA...,s. "Smscu ssa, Books E Bibles
see: selling last: seeded everywhere. Loesai terms
sasv.s..s IL \. fourih rniialeiilAiA p
ossUNy,
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Weekly Kennebec Journal,

Published every Wednesday morning, rs Of the
arrest quarto papers in the State, containing news.
po}tical artic es agricultural and scientific matter
tses poetry, anecdotes household matter, markets,
&C., &c.
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enriohes the blood and puriiics the
system; cures weakness. lack 81
energy. etc. Try bottle.
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IS the only Iron preparation tl'7t
does not color the teeth. and will MT
cause headache or constipation. .,
other Iron preparations will.