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lyHARLES W. HANDY. Real Estate Agent.

TkTSTEE'S SALE OF IMP DYED AND UNIM-
PROVED PROPERTY ON STREET, BE-
TWEEN s NJ, NORTH CAPITOL AND FIRST
By virtue of q deed Of trust dated July 21st a.
1879 and recorded in liber 800, folio 279 ct seq E
OF the land records of the District Of Columbia
at the request of the parties thereby will offer
for sal at public auction in front Of the premises
WEDNESDAY,, SEPT EMBER TWENTY SIXTH. A..
d. 1883. at HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. M, lots
numbered one hundred and seventeen Ql7). one hum
dred and eighteen QlS), one hundred and nineteen
l1lY) and one hundred and twenty 20) OF w. W. Rap
leys subdivision of square numbered six hundred and
seventy (611 recorded in liber 3d. 70 10 a.
of the land records OF the District Of Columbia with
improvement thereon.
ierms of sale: One-third cash, balance in one and
two yeas with interest at the rate Of six per per
annum, secured by decd of trust property sold
500 down at time Of sale: all conyeyancing at pur-
chaser's cost Terms to be complied with in seven
days. NATHANIEL CARUSI
sep15-d&dbs Trustee
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SALE BY CATALOGUE OF FINE FURNITURE,
FANCY CHA1 S LG;EGANT WINDOW HkSaINas
BRACKkTs. PoRrFoLIos. PEDEsTALs AND
G GaET N NAsE1 FRENCH NC BIsoUE ZIG ZIG
WALNUT MARBLE-T0P CHAMBER FuRNI.
IURE, LOUNGES AND EASY CHAIRS, HAIR
MATTRESSES. FEATHEk PILLOWS, WALNUT
MIKR0R,BAGK sIDEB0ARD. WALNUT EX:
DINING CHAIRS. French PLATE PIER l:IR-
ROR, ELEGANT DINNER SERVICE AND
OTHER WITH MANY OTHER ARTICLES
THAT CANNOT BE ENUMERATED.
On FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER TWENTY
FIRST. 1883 commencing at TEN O'CLOCK. at the
residence of Mr. n. De Signeira Lauyolx, eX-Charge
d. Affaires du Brazil. No. l40s street northwest
shall sell his entire household effects comprising gen
eral assortment Of superior goods. sep15-dts
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The oity OF Devils Lake, Dakota, is not vel
100 days old, but already choice lots are sold al
$4,000 each. It has seven large hotels and two
banks.
Two republican and two democratic members
OF the new Congress have died since their cleo
ton, and the chances are that three possibly
four. democrats will be chosen in thsIr places.
Rhode Island and Delaware teysther are
smaller than the Yellowstone Park.
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THoMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

~
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
M STREET NORTHWEST, BETWEEN NINE.
TENTH AND I WtNTIETH STREETS.
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated April 10th -
A. D. 1873, and duly recorded in Iiber 800 folio al
232. of the land records Of the District Of
umba and at the written Of the party secured
thereby. We will offer for sale public auction in
OCTOBER, A: ID: 1888. ut FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, al that
piece or pore OF ground known and distinguished on
the ground plat plan of the CITY of Washet n In the
District .forssaad as the most .astsrly twenty i've (6)
i've (75) feet OF orig nal lot numbered l7 in
equare numbered one hundred and seventeen (l17)
with improvements thereon.
1erms Of sale: of purchase money to be paid
IN End the balance in six ard twelve months with
interest at six cent by deed Of trust the
property cod: or an cash. at the purchasers option
and recording at purchasers Terms to be
pied with in seven days otherwise the property Will be
rsod at he risk and cost Of defaultng purchaser after
five days notice.
WALTER G. DUCKETT,
Corner I'D and Pennsylvania ave., I r..
JANIS MCLOUGHfIN, { Arosseos'
2503 g street northwest
sep1s Is. %. ~. 26&20
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NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
~ PROPERTY, BEING HOUSE AND PREMISES
NO. 1908 street NORTHWEST.

tie District ss Of Columbia passed in Equity cause
Kilan ct al. vi SEN at public auction in front Of
The Pr en- on TUESDAY TIE TWENTY FIFTH
part Of Let NoA15. in square No. 2s6. in the city
OF Washington. D. G.. beginning on street north ~
east 10 feet thence south 50 feet rear Of
sos the 81 z h ts
No H. IN sada 'au, ", adSninN the above piece
about l20 square feet Of ground together with the i'm
provenents, Consisting Of . three-story brick house
with store. No. 1908 + street northwest.
Terms: One fourth Of the purchase money in cash
and the residue in three equal instslments at six.
twelve and eighteen months from day Of sale with six
per cent ntsrsst secured BY purchasers notes and
deposit Of 500 will be required whan the properly -
sold Conveyancng and recording at purchasers cost
REGINALD FENDAII. Trustee,
- S25 ~ street north west.
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A PlCKEREL AS A PUGILIST.
The Sharp Naval Combat That Inter
ested SOme ROatmen at q Michigan
Resort.
From the Eaton Rapids Journal.

From the Eaton Rapids Journal.
Rifle Range Lake is celebrated resort for
pickerel fishermen in this country; "A party
from this place was fishing there a few days ago.
Towards evening splashng and commotion
was seen in the water about one hundred wards
from the shore. A boat was rOwed out to the
spot. The cause ofthe disturbance was struggle
between large pickerel anu rattlesnake. The
pickerel had the snake between it's Jaws. having
seized it midway between its head and rattes
The snake was at great disadvantage, because
the fish was at home under the water and the
moment the snake was pulled under the water
its power was gone. There seemed to be an
effort on the part of the snake to keep its head
out of the water, and a determination on the
part OF the pickerel to draw the would-be vic
tim under the water and drown it. The snake
was Of unusual size and was more than the fish
could carry off bodily. The combatants seemed
to pay no attention to the spectators in the
boat, which had been rOwed to within three
feet of them The water was covered with
blood all Of which seemed to have been shed bv
the snake. When the fishermen saw that the
pickerel would conquer the snake In q short
time one of them drew his revolver and shot it.
the ball passing through the snakes body at the
same time.
The RATHER had evidently intended to swim
across the lake. and the pickerei, notwithstand-
Ing the great size Of the serpent-fve feet long,
as big around in the middle as mans wrist
and had thirteen rattles-had seized it for his
supper. The pickerel weighed five pounds.
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ID OBERT o. HOFFMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer
IL 10th and streets northwest.

AUCTION SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE LOTS ON
G AND ON FIFTEENTH STREETS NOkTH-
EAST
I viii sell. by auction, on SATURDAY, THEIR
TWENTY-SE OND DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. IN
D 1885, at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, in front of.A-
the premises Lots IA. Is. l6. IL, IL and 49, in square
1,O5I.
Terms OF sale are one quarter cash and the balance in
one two and three years in notes secured by q d.
tru on the property sold. nd bearing the
rate OF six cent annu, all cash. at the option
of the purchaser. deposit of 5000 will be required
when the property is struck of. All conveyancng at
purch ser's cost.
sepl3-dts r. o. HOFFMAN, Auctioneer
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FOLEY. Aucuoneer.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

sAaE E 9s FHNE eoE
IMP, ,RTED OILS. sPICts AND PICK. .Es
eokH sf fokef s ssSh RicE
2 Wshr CA h 1IsTERs WS3PEh A AND WILLOW
MADE CANNED fsHcass A sTo new WxK ho MO-
S ThTSRE RRI5 T9nS SoR %HITEwSsH ASb
SASS iSS r NSSkESE S3fFzS siE =
fPoS SSM II EkbsH 1h hsP aAEARs 81
GROCERY WAGON a5se AND HARNESS.
sas ss at
sale day auctions
and offers splendid GR for aR
sep14-dts s2l AZ street northwe t.
CHANCERY SALE OF PROPERTY ON THE WEST
Ek9M THE CORNER oFo STREET NORTH
s ssess By The n
VI, sci e ths s Saasr a.
81 III 'front.' q e
situated the City washington bistraes GoS sn
biz. On tbs Sest side OF 9Th street. between and
SR s9n ss sn5
OF the purchase money in cash. aud the residue
esnsl nsssmsns or credits Of sig and twelve months
sale deposit Of 500 to be made ct time sale II
81 q ss ss are g VT IL
property at the rss spa cost e
R. ~ a g Il +. w. Trustees.
sep1o-d&ds DUNoASs St BROS nS Auctoneera.
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nUNCANs0N BROS. Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
ASsIGNEE,S SALE OF FINE IMPORTED AND
DoMESiIC GROCERIES AND LIQUORS. Be
ING ENTIRE STOCK CONTAINED IN SIfOR r
SOU INVEST CORNER OF TWELFTH AND q
STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue of deed Of assignment Riyen TO me- VIII
on MONDAY, the TwENTY-FOURTH DAY OF SIP
TENDER, 1883. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK A. b.
eel. the pfentsea all the stock, &C.. assigned and
contained in store the southwest corner Of 2sh and
lows:
Cofess, Sugars, Teas, Flour,
Eosp, Starch. Canned Goods Molassea
Pickles. sauces. Spices,
imported and Domestic Injuries.
Weed and willow Ware brocma
Brandies, Wines and Ahiskie
Toesthsr with other goods usually found In hrstass
0rooory. bang vel aseertod and fresh and o vhieh
ths eesesia atssnico q buyers Is requested.
H. aaek vi lrst b offered an entire1y and II
sstsfaseAy hid not ,b>s1Asd. wl than b ssld In de-
A.' ; sp''ss l1ss' Z s's caEEEsSqH S.sS ss. .,
epls-s, " =. A.s NAIf1{3M 2S6bSRr.
For Other Auctions See 8sh Page.
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. E. NEWTON, Auctlonser.

E. &c NN"ioN' Au''.0neof'
will nmence to sell out on SEPTEMBER
TWENT1ETH. in Store No 7S0 7th street, which was
win be closed and without reserve Ribbons Father
Puns. Pushes velveta, Sarns. silks. Spanish aces
Back Crepe. Hair switches, Gloves. Hosiery, and
Fancy Goods.
The sale ia positively In regard Of cost.
& Z. E. NEWTON.
eepf0-Sf Auctioneer.
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sep18-2t
THOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

AssIG\ EEs' SALE OF THE ENTIRE STOCK AND
FIXTURES OF RICHARD II. w. REED No. 1916
F. STREET. BETWEEN 18TH AID 18TH
~! STK iII EFT NQRThWEST; ,,.,,,,,,,,
TIErH. 1885, at TEN O'CLOCK. the undersigned as
eignees will sell at the above establishment the follow
ing groceries and effects:
Teas and COftees. Imported Canned Goods
Foreign and Domestic Pickles. Flour.
canned tomatoes Peaches Lobster Soups. &C.,
Splees Relshes, Jeles. foreign and domestic Oils,
Co oa and Chocolate, F.avorings and Extracts,
Cigars and Tobacco,
Woo len and Willow Ware
leather busters. Window and Floor Hair Brushes
Fancy Soaps. superior Perfumes,
Japanese Goods in great variety.
3 large italian Vases.
P2tform and Counter Scales
Coffee Mill, tore Truck,
ron ;afe combination lock)
Large French Plate Mantel Mirror,
Fine Upright iyer-plated Show Case,
Six Silver mounted Counter Show Cases.
Silver plated Wall show Cases. ALSO,
&C. in wood and glass. embracing
Is cases of inc Champagnes.
Choice French Liquors., Carrots,
" bite Wines Bnrgundys, Cordials
Brandies, y hiskes, Gins.
Sherr1es, Madeiraa
it Twelve O'clock,
Two Business Wagons, two Horses, and two Sets of
Harness, torether with numerous other articles that
cannot lie enumerated. The stock is valuable off
nne opportunity to eecure first class goods. Terms:
All sums ct $3.50 and under cash over that amount
credit OF thirty and sixty days with notes satsfa toy
Endorsed. n B. The stock and fixtures will he offered
a. whole. aid there s not satisfactory bid the sale
viii then proceed in detail GEORGE c. PAYNE,
sep14-bt THOS ]. MYERS, AsKgneee.
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FINANCIAL.
Hoxs Ixvrsrxrsr.


Hoxl INVESTMENT.
GILMORE MICA MINING ca
o6er Fn ea,s
5000 FIRST MORTGAGE COUPON bonds.
These Bonds have fonr year, b run. hearing q p>B
''H: ,RSssrss su.rsp.ss q and psS,s,s Sa.,ry
The AMOUNT oSsr.d Ssiss hns.d s ss9s .Spioss,oo
Is e. g i. g ss
Samples of Plate Mica and Mo- In he roash IN
A DAMS . co.
BANKERS BRoKERa
s2s STREET.
Offer special Inducements 70 buy or sell CRUDE Pr.
TRoLEUM. either for cash or margin.
We oner small lot
POSTAL TELEGRAPH BONDS
with or without Stock.
81 81 os HsSI q PUB
fully given. suiT
AS NASH SILL SAsL GIT nv. asP S sSS aS
deposits received subject to check
We nay SPECIAL attention 10 obtaining CORRECT
and RELIABLE Information regarding our various city
securiue and prepared ali 10 answer INC ui.
iiet regarding same
HARRY c. TOWERS q CO.,
BANKERS. BROKERS AND INSURANCE.
mysl leo + STREET NORTHWEST.
PHrvArE STOCK TELreRAru WruEs
WASHINGTON. NEW YORK AND RICHMOND
II. II. DODGE,
Bonds. Stocks and Investment Securities Bought and
Bold on Commission.
No. $50 18TH STREET. (coRcoRAN BUILDING,
Agency for Prince and whtaly Stock Brokera
q BROADWAY. new YORK.
Every caes OF Securities bought and eod on comma
sion in San Francisco. Baltimore Philadelphia New
york. Boston and Washington Orders executed on thu
New York stock Exchange at one-eighth Of one per
cent commission. Private and direct telegraph wires
to Richmond. Baltimore. Philadelphia New York and
Boston, through which oruers executed on the
stock Exchanges in those cities and reported back
promptly. Quotations Of Stocks and Bonds and I'm.
formation regarding the Markets received through our
E1chanee. nj
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ZZZ2Mazzeueazs
NTPEzO
" <rr<<
Commissioners.

In 1869 for twenty five years by Le9s
hfnre Tor Educational and Charitable purposas-vith
capital Of 81 0OU. 0c0-to which q reserve fund OF
over $3.50, 900 has since been adued
BY m overwhelming popular vote ftr franchise was
made part OF the present State Constitution adopted
December ID. A. ID. 1879.
The only Lottery Uoted and endorsed blythe peo-
pie Of dsg State.
kuepeT Scales posfDOnes
1Ts GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS take
splendid OPPORTUNITY TO WIN FOR
TENTH GRAND DRAWING. CLASS K AT NEW
ORLEANS. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 1885,
l6lsT MONTHLY DRAWING,
CAPITAL PRIZE SIS. 900.
100 O0o Tickets nj IS each Eractinns fffhs mn
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sep16-St'
nUNCANSON BROS, Aucrioneers
~ SIT and 319 9th street Corner d. }

~ SIT and 319 9th street Corner d.
MEMS. YOUTHS. BOYS AND CHnDREN,s
CLOTHING. OVERCOATS. &C., &c., AT AUG.
On THURsDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER TWEEN
TIEIH. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, we will sell,
within our Salesrooms the above stock of Clothing
to which the attention Of buyers Is called. sepl8
NRUSTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
l. NILES from " sHINGTON AND MILES
FkOM MEL ROPoLITAN R. R.
One tract OF 50 acres and the other 19, onA4&
TMIuRSRAY, StPTtMBER TWENTIETH. atF4&
:IWOP NJ, at Pearce's store, near BethesdaP. O. -
montgomery County. Terms easy.
sepl7-4t' CHARES H STANLEY Trustee
NJ FOLEY. Aucuoneer.
will sell the stock OF Dry and Fancy Goods con-
tanned in store No. 98 eth street northwest at auction
commencing EVERY MORNING AT TENANT
A-HALF O'CLOCK and will continue from day to day
until all is disposed of.
The stock consists Of Silks. Dress Goods, velvets
Casbmeres, Table Linens, Towels Napkins. Marseles
Laces and EmbroideIes. Dress Shirts Sheetings ali
widths. Cassineres. Fannels Domestics of all kinds
Lawns and other articles too numerous to MENTION
Ladies specially invited attend this sale as the
goods are fine and will be sold witho reserve.
jy30 M. FOLEl. Auctioneer,
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~ HuB htl-iu 1rFH -ntf'Hl
New Discovery IL MEDICINE

SANTAL mildly
VIII cure In 4S hours all agreements Of the urjnarv
organs in either with ut moon yenience of sny Ind
GRIMAULT CO.. q. Rue Viyienne Psris Jazz skv Iv
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NEW ORLEANS. August I, ls8a,
i o THE PUBLICI
E,TIGATE FOR YoURsELyEs,

lNFEnTlGATE FOR IOURSELVEsi
Postmaster General Gresham haying published n
w1fu and malicious fssehood regard 20 the charao.
eer OF The Louisiana state Lottery Company fol.
ment that we are engaged fraudulent business 10
be false and untrue:
Amount Of prizes paid by The Louisians ststs Lot
tefy company from January 1. 1879 10 present date
Paid 70 Southern Express Co.. New orleans
T. M Westcoat, Manager. 81, 500, 500
Paid to Louisiana National bank
Jos. b. Osieeby. president ... <63 600
End 20 Louisiana State National Bank.
3. ID. Kennedy, Pres lent. ....... 126 100
Paid to New Orleans National Bank,
A. Baldwin. President ............. se $40
PAID to Union National Bank.
;. Chararon. Cashier ....,.. ca xs0
Paid TO Citizens Bank
E. L. Carriere, President 81 GOO
Paid to Germania National Bank,
jules Csssard. President ............. 80 600
Paid to Hibernis National Bank,
Chss. Pafrey. Cashier .................. $1,000
Paa 10 lanai Bank Ed; Toby. Cashier. -. $50
Jos. Mitchell. Cashier. $500
Total paid as above ;........... 81 253. ESQ
Offices OF the Company throughout the
United States. Observation-Disclosures 627 40
Total paid by all. ......................A $751; go
For the truth of the above facts public to
the ofncers OF the corporations and for
our legality and Standing 10 the Mayor and Officers 81
The City OF New Orleans. to the state authorities of
Louisiana. and also to the u s. officials Louisisna
we Claim to be LEGAL honest and our rape-
actions, as much so any business an thu country
Our standing s conceded by all who will Investigate
aud our stock has for been sold Board of
Brokers and owned by many best known and re.
spected citizens.
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The w're-fsnes war will engage m extra sss
sion Of the Texas legislature soas Of the pas
lures are tsEcsd without q break for ssyty ssiIss
or Iaoss. AID the sxly sascs lsf for travellers IL
either to drive two days Journey OQt Of their
way or cat the fences.
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.EEKS b CO.. Auctioneers.

DUNCANSON RROS.. Auctio
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CHANCERY SALE OF PkOPERTYON THE WEST
~ SIDE OF NINTH STREET, THIRD LOT SOUTH
FROM THE CORNER OFO STREET NORTH.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

sep1o-d&da puNoA iS StI B BROS "a y
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-06-20

The following are the important transfer
of real estate in Kennebec county, ~ re.
corded At the Office Of the Register of Deeds,
for the week ending June 10th:
AUGUSTA Inhabitants Of the town Of Mercer to
albert a.. Frank j., William and Alice J. Smith OF
Augusta, land in A., ess; pxid BY Hattie E. Smith
ALBIox--ti linan Chalmers of Albion. to iona.
than H Fuller Of same place, land in A. ta5.
BELeRADE1v. p. tinkham of augusta. to In
habitants Of Belgrade, land in B.. $50.
BEsTox.-Asher H. Barton of Benton. to the
Fairfield Savings rank. land in B.. 600; Luke
Brown OF Benton. TO Geo. 0. Brown Of Fairfield,
CHINA James Mari of China. to Geo E. MARI Of
said town. land in c.. e7o0; Aseneth Stewart OF
china. to Melissa Annsble Of same pace: land in
Vassalboro, land in ", e7o0
CLISToS.-wm- Lamb Of Clinton. TO Caroline 3.
Woodsum Of said town. land in C.. ta15.
B. swift of Fayeite, land in Fayette, $3.50.
HALLOwELL--Chas. II. y. White of Hallowell. TO
Mrs X. j. Robinson of said citv. certain lot Of land
in H., $50; VIM Wilson of Hallowell, TO Lydia A.
Wilson OF same city, lot of land with the buildings
thereon in H.. s1i00
PIrrsToS.-Frankin Stevens of Pittston, TO
Walter A. Garland of Piitston to John b. stevens
OF same town. land in Pittstun, els.
RoME--H"nry lord of Rome, to ThOs. $. Colder
of said town, land in Rome, also
SIDSEY.-Geo F. Jexett Of sidney. to Sophronia
+. Bates of same place. land in s., $50
NAssALBoRo Stephen Str ong of Vassalboro, TO
.vIESNA-Augustus +. Smart of Vienna. to Henry
Dowst of same ace, land in ", 100; Ly dia w. and
Charles Besse OF Vienna, to r IRAN Dearborn of
same place, land in ", $3.50; Rectina NJ Mcclure OF
Vienna 10 Hiram Dearborn, land with the buildings
thereon Ia ", $500.
wATERvILLE.-Reuben B. Dunn OF watervie, to
vile. el01 Lula brown of aterville, to Henry F.
Chadwick Of same city, land in W., 800.
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sens Feats u Strength that Asts.ish Ne
holaers.

Georg Jagendorfer, who is now exhibiting
With Forepaugh. is probsbly the strongest
man in the world He is Of medium height.
out OF more than proportionate breadth and
depth Of chest His forearm is bigger than
the calf of an ordinary mans ley, measuring
lo4 inches, and the muscle near the shout
der l84 inches in circumference. His legs
are also musculsrly developed, and some
times he lies prone on his back and plays
sportiveiy with 200 pound balls, which be
losses about much as ordinary men would
toss balls of the same size made of india
rubber. His g finger-lift meaning q ljft
oy the second finger of his right hand, is $50
pounds. 1t is a cannon that he lifts BY a
ring and holds while it is fired of. His
shoulder lift is a horse 1.-THE last weighed $50
pounds), which is test of plain strength
such az has never been seen before. The
litter stands on platform, the horse beneath,
and the lift is one of pure strength without
any mechanical assistance save straps over
his shoulders. When Jagendorfer exercises
with dumb bells he ''puts up $50 Founders.
and Juggles in the air with 100 or $50 pound
ers, much as an ordinary gymnast handles 5
or ten Founders. He carries five men. two
on each end of pole and one on his shoulder.
and can resist the pulling strength of three
strong men with the second finger of his
right hand. He purposes as soon as arrange
ments can be perfected to lift 400 pound
elephant. Philadelphia Times.
Forepaugh's great show exhibits here On
the 18th inst
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VIII Of Ex-Governor washburn.

The will of Ex-Governor Washburn has
been admitted to probate with the following
requests Westbrook Seminary, $1,000; First
Universalst church. Portland, $500; First
Universalist church. Livermore. $1,000; Port.
and Public Library, $500; Maine General
Hospital, $500; American Peace Society,
5000; Maine Universalist Convention,
$500; Maine Historical Society, 5000; New
England Historical and Genealogical Society,
500: United States Universalist Convention,
500; Portland Home for Aged Women, Fee
male Orphan Society and Widows Society.
500 each. The bulk of his property is d.
vided into FIVE equal parts. one each for his
wife and four children. The will appoints
Hon. W. L. Putnam of Portland, and Eben
Webster of Orono, executors thereof, and
Chas. S. Fobes of Portland. guardian of his
daughter Anna Maud. This will is dated
August 10, 1880. The property left by Mr..
Washburn is nearly if not quite 100000 in
value.
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1t will be remembered that some two years
ago man named Watson was murdered at
Parkman, this State. A father and his two
sons, BY the name of Chsdbourn, were convic-
ted Of the crime and the father and one son are
nov serving out a term in State Prison. The
other son, who was deaf mute, was sent to the
insane Hospital for while, as it was decided
that he was not responsible for the deed. At
terwards he was sent to q deaf and dumb
school at Beverly, Mass, that he might be
taught so that he could reveal what he knew
about the murder, a. the Chadbourns were
convicted on circumstantial evidence
ana many believed them not guilty. New
ma reached this city that the deaf mute
samuel B. Chadbourne, was drowned n
nsseriy. Mass, one day last week, thus end
ae al hopes Of any information that b
@'sns give in relation to the murder.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-06-20

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