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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-03
Mr.. Church's Views,

A reporter had tho following talk with
MIR. NJ. @. Q. Church, OF Petersburg, one
Of the delegates from the Fourth district;
"West Virginia is increasing rapidly in
population, and this increase is largely Re.
publican. do not bel;evs the Democratic
party can carry the State in October or No.
vember. We have magnificent free school
system, and you know that light is no. con.
ducive TO the spread Of Democratic dark.
ness. Besides this, the Republicans have
juat scared a coalition with the Labor Rs.
formers for the October election. There
will doubtless be some arrangement for
the Presidential ticket Tor November. The
labor organization has in round numbers
1900 votes, all oil which we will doubtless
get in October, and large majority in No.
vember, they being protectioniets. Besides
all this, MIR. Blaine is very. popular with
the liberal Democrats in our State, Ex.
Senator Davis and Senator Camden are
largely interested with Mr.. Blaine in our
railroad, and canal, and mining enter.
prlses. As Senator Camden and ex.Sena.
tor Davis are protective.tarifl Democrats
and have q large following, We cannot SEQ
how they ever will be able 10 control the
rank and file against Mr.. Blaine. So Won
see We aro looking to this quarter for an in
creaae in our strength mean to the
rank and file Of the liberal Democracy
With these fscts beforeyou you can readily
SEQ that, with Mr.. Blaine as our standard.
bearer, VIC have increased chances for 'car.
rying West Virginia Tor the Republican
ticket in October and November. / do
not say that Logan, Sherman, Edmuuds or
President Arthur cannot carry the State.
The Republicans OF West Virginia will sup.
port either Of them il nominated, With
Blaine. however, We know we can take
West Virginia out Of the solid South and
redeem it to Republican principles, And
further, with Blaine We can elect three out
Of four Of the Congressman. You can put
West Virginia down as one of the certain
October States, and as certainly for Blaine
in November il he Is nominated, 800.
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TgY Laugdon's CITY Butter Crackers.
Ed.

RAMON Sunday, June |, 1884, at $50 r. X,
LAURA BELL, daughter Of Henry and Mary q.
Ramp, aged year, 10 months and days.
Funeral from tho residence Ct her parents, No.
1926 Sixteenth street. ,hii (rue!day) afternoon at
o'clock Friends Of the family are Invited. luter.
mcnt at Peninsula Cemetery. u.,
PETRRs-At Bcllalre, Ohio. on Sunday after.
noon. Juno !. 1854. ut 8 O'Clock, MIS-. GArltARlNE
pETKRs. mother OF tho lac James and William
Peters, In the I'D year Of her agG. ,.as X
Funeral from tho rcsideucc OF her son.in.law,
Charles McClain, Bellaire. Ohio. eli Tuesday after
noon at2 O'Clock. Friends OF the fimlly are In
vi.ed. 1ntetment at reniusula Cemetery, Wheel
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BREAKFAST BUDGET,

~ Over 10000 Polish Jews, who 1ed from
Russia because Of persecution, are living in
London. q ts z
The railway system OF Prussia covers
about 1000 miles-a little more than that Of
Canada. e t,..4 ". n tllit&s
Syracuse, N. Y, claims to have manu-.
iactured the first locomotive ever bull! in
the United States. 81 z. 4:-5
i5s It is stated that the American Tract So.
ciety's publications, during the year end
ing with March last, aggregated Is. 5000
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Chicago D'sFaidi 10 Philadelphia !,rtss. 81 ~
II West Virginia Is the only Southern State
that sends really c,editable delegation.
They come solid for Blaine, and at their
elbow all the timo Is Charles Burdett Hart
editor Of tho Wheeling ISrELLloIScsn. and
formerly Of Philadelphia, Hart says says. no 9TH
ing can ssducc. West Virginia from her
allegiance to Rsine, "and will tell wi, !"
be added, give nominate him We ANAL
give him orr electoral VOTE" 49,"
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grRuSz's Genuine Wsx Soap will not color
the clothes yellowlsh. T
"TnE Want Soap 10 the biggest Of all, The
b,st five cent bars. wa
SrRuNz's Genuine Wax Soap will notcolor
the clothes yellowlsh.
"Tnx Want, Soap is the biggest q all, the
bes! Ave cent bars. ~
SrRuSz's Genuine Wax Soap will not color
the clothes yellowish.
"TnE Want" Soap is the biggest OF all, the
best five cont bars. ='g|t
sTRuSz's Genuine Wax Soap will not color
the clothes yellowish. at
"TnE Want" Soap ia the biggest OF all, the
best five cent bars, TrhAs
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Tho Danger or Too Much Wit.

Without examining into the cauaee, It
must be admitted that the people Of the
United States ara becoming frivolous 10 d
degree that threatens;th character
for dignity and sobriety. Tho tendency Ia
in favor Of levity and laughter. A Bob
Burdette Is known to a thousand where q
score know anything Of an Emerson be.
You'd bis name, and tho more than ques.
tionabls doings OF Peck's bad boy are pat
on ten thousand tongues. As n dessert or
extra to garnish more solid food, wit or
humor Is IN excellent thing; the danger
lies in making II a regular diet, to the ex'
clusion Of that mental pabulum that gees
10 make the bone and sinew Of character,
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TOR SALE-.A FIFTY HORSE. pOWrp
a - Engine WIN a.tathmept. III Eocd rua,Ir Mn
Frtce reasonable. For further particular c.T
oilict Or address JOHN u. HOFFMAN, a TX
my3l 'es'
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TOR SALE.
FOR SATE!
A Steam Ferry Boat, Ferry aud
Ferry Privileges.
Tic undersigned WILL II no, told at p'!Fs'els
before that I! 70, GA

TIE undersigned WILL II no, lold at p'!'s;eas
before that lie. GA
SAIUhD.Y, JUNE 81. 1854,
At the Terry landing CT tie "licelln. and VS.
"hec!ing Ferry, In The City Of MhreiiEG tfI 10
sale. ut publ auction. their Steam Ferry Bosi hu
and the said Ferry, tcgc,her With all phsttGs
connected herewith as well as ri! rights Of .ti:
ings and Roadway. rR1irg TO Ct cOnnec'Ins ttt
with which The undt tn irned own 81 in{ i:
the benefit Of said Fc!rr. To. a ful dc cripiIcas
snid property nnd privilege. Information Con-
had by calling Oh Chritti.n Wolf on boa'i ., Y
bot at the fciiy, 10 willirm VOL. ., ,hn't ri
20, ". Va, by examination Of ih4 GEO !.
reservations therein OF Wili,m woi .nd OtAta
10 sclah Chamber lain. trustee for c T. V.Gs..
K. Co found In the Clerks oi!icc q tte ,tasSI
Court Of Ohio County IN Deed BOOK No. " -.
49, Q, BY calling en- D. \. Dorersr, aIso'ITe!''Fa'
WILli,M N0LE:,
,py20 CHRISTIAN WOLF
II
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE,
Trains arrive and dera,t a. Iol,orvIa-c,,v !,

Trains arrive and dera,. a. lol,ows-C!ty time.
baltimore q ohio-MAIs LlvR-DEpApr-
E4oa p, S:S5 m. Ass . N, 5:C5 p N, 7;o5 A IN.
g; 0. DyTa:lt N. e:ls m, ass M lilo p n.
W.. 7. DIX: -DKrtRT-Por Pittsburgh, $40 ( m
and 1905 m; for Washington. Pa 500 and 9:(s n,
SOS and 645 m. ARRIvE-MIn iInaMiSs III 4
n. lGM a m, S:16 p N, BIO m, els M O. o.
Div.-6lo p N, $50 9 n, 2h5 4 m. W. d P, Div
AREIyE-From Pthburgh, $50 m, and $50 n m.
nom WaAhingtnn, Pa, a:0oard $50 N; Ills and
6;8o pm. 1} Ia, II. - - '.' ~t'a
r., Q. d ST. L.-DrARr-G:2o Z N, SIS . m,
E2o n, ~ N. ARRryx-s:SO I m, il:O5 4 m
Cleveland, I.orain L. Wheellpr.-DRp,a r
q. Cairsville va m, Cleveland express 1907 n m
* :. Cla!ssyile Go7 N, Msallon accommodaton
w p m, g.. Catrsville accommodation Sit n n,
ARalvs-St. Evansville S:l7 m, Massion accnrn. N.
im0dRtlon 1925 m, St.. Claimvilc l2H m. Cieva,
ianu express 2A p m, 81. GAINESVILLE 4:52 D m.
Cleveland q Hittxburgh-DErAsr-cce I.
~. ll:N NJ 4:l6 m: 6teubenville Accom- mnda.
uon 9l3 m. Wallsvillo ACKNOWLEDGEMENT S.se
m. Aaa1yH-l23s m, sos m SIS M. M: st In.
oenvlle ACCOMMODATION 1923 m, WellsYiils AZ.
WoodAheld and eummerleld At GOO a. m and o. pn
D. M ARRtvR At RhllAirN At a1h A. Ia. and s.oSn ~
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. .
In the Circuit Court OF Ohio County.
John W. Belz aud John Fading, !.
partners III trade as Bsltz & Fla.
ding, ...E ~
John Grey, Mary K. Grey, his wife,
CLARK Hanes, William A. Wi. In Ctancery.,
son und James 4. Hanes, part. - -.
ners rs G. Hanea & Co, james
Mccullough and John Heincr
partner as Mccullough 4 Heiue,
Wendlin schaGer, L. 7. Busby III
and Joseph W. Bier. ~
By virtue Of an orjer Of reference entered IN tho
above entitled cautc Oh the 5kt day OF Nav. ISL.
" Is referred 10 the undersigned Com I'M ssioner in
cninceiy Of said Court to take. state and report an
account Of go
liis:-The several liens and claims apsins. thu
zeal estsle oil the defendant, John Grey, with their
reveal amounts and their priorlties: slso all the
John erey. may BE- entitled or In which he hss INV
inter st.. with hts Interest. ,ll'1 : - -
sceond-lhe value, At present. in money! of tho
lut noate tIent OF expcctauty OF dover In tho real
estate OF said defendant John Grey, t, which the
aeendant. Mnry ( greg, may b. entitled, II any. :
iahniiu.Ahy oihct mantrS or thilg, which ihs
SAD Commissioner may d=tm pertinent or p;Oper,
erany oil The parties In Interest may require,
Notice Is hereby given that the Undersigned has
nxeu on TUESDAY. JULY the list, ISSi, cummeu-
eng at nile O'Clock A. N, AZ the time and hiy
ounce, NO. 1879 hapllne street, in the City OF
wheeling. Chic county, West virsluia, as the place
~ watch he will proceed 10 agccrta,r, al renort
nqulTed. $50 >'s
Given under my hand this ID day OF June, 1854
JOSEPH Z. PAULL,
-leo ~ II. ."a-l.zta Commissioner
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DOR sAI.E-AT MOUNTAIN LlyS
~ fARk, Md desirable Cottage Of M.
nicely iurnithCd rooms. beautiful location I.
yards from Depot and Pos,6ilIec, For ip,n,S%s
Oh or address A. X, SPkRRY, L. ~, Soa,us
Lake Park, Garrett cnlin,y, Nd, r,t.S
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The hensine.ton,

~ 3I-IT ,bAhh1UuA sFhINds, N. T.
This beautifully located and arstc,ass hotel will
hundred feet from the tho'oughfare on Union arc.
the finest drive III SatatogR-Rnd Overlooking
Congress Park makes 1t pecially desirable ior
James II. Rodgtrf, ewncr and proprietor: al,o
proprietor Coleman House, New OK, and Erie
Hallway Dining Hall, ho,nel6yille, n. Y, -,
For Terms aduresa Coleman House, N. y: until
JUNG 4VIn' ti2ti mJSl
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE OK RENT-THE FicIs
n Brewery and Malt House po,fs,Inn e,ta
September lst. Enquilc OF JOHN Khl6 va
MGLuro lIoute. "'u, sT
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!, on ana a'tsr suSDAY, MAY 49, 1851, trains on
teaSinE tho City at 9 a. ~, and run every hon,
leaving Wheeling Park at "a. ", and run evcrv
hour until 10 P. Y. - = w w efely
- on SUNDAYS. 1
Iesying tho City at7 A. ~, and run cyery hon,
until DR.. II. .T' ~ .9NA-'.' Aour
Leaving Wheeling Par. at i. X, and run cv., -,
hour until 10 r. II. a -tG-7 - ~ s'ety
chasing their tickets At tho Office y H'. - pu1'
myU O., HIRSCH, snpt
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

TOR RENT-GOOD DWELLING OF
IL seven rroras aud ba,oment kitchen, with Gle
vAtor gas and water throughout, centrally located
Enau'fe Of I. II. h0ffEt, 2lC6 Market stieet. IN
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WEST VIRGINIA

II Chicng0-Interviews with Delegates
nuu Others.
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4 ELM GROVE

1859 Is. z: q y; .Railwny-LxAvH Bellaire for
D. M ARRIVE At RnllairN a, a:lh a. IN. and s:Ssn ~
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GENERAL NoTlcps.
NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMED

NOTICE OF A SPECIAL ANN CSS
~ EHAL Meeting Of the siokholds,, u y
a ,rs,ial md general meeting Of the s,oc,,.,.
tbs so ,nS o 90 on Work has eS
oticc Of the corporation. No, ii on nj op,nltsll
street, III tho city Of Wheeling West yhs,1SMIVeaA
Saturday. the 2ist day Of June, ISL At %
NJ, to- his purpose Of cousiGrrlr and 1dost,@th
ceiling resolution 10 extend ihe lima . W =
yona ,Sc iss S 81 s sSp3 3s. o
rirati0n Of tho limo limited for lis m, ts we
the agreement for It's formation. "''NuAaees
BY order Of the loani.
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ADDITIONAL NOTICE,
Notice Is hereby giveu Of my intention IA =,
The said resolution ut tho 81 ecihl and " or
lug. notice Of which Is above given 'aett
JoHS q. HOFFMAN,
Or, one o! the Stockholders of said Corporation
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-11-19

der the National Government and will give to
the Northern man who fought TO preserve the
Union as large voice in its government as
may be exercised by the Southern man who
fought TO destroy the Union.
The contest just closed utterly dwarfs tie
fortunes of candidates whether sue
cessful or unsuccessful Purposely, I
may say instinctively, have discussed
the issues and consequences of that contest
without reference to my own defeat, without
the remotest reference TO the gentleman who
Is elevated TO the Presidency. Towards him
personally have no cause for the slightest
i'll will. and il is with cordiality express the
wish that his official career may prove graft
flying TO himself and beneficial TO the country,
and that his administration may overcome the
embarrassment, which the peculiar source of
its power imposes upon it from the hour of
its birth.
The assembled people gave the strictest
attention throughout and there was no mov-
ing about. AT the conclusion of the remarks
cheer upon cheer was given and by Invitation
large number passed throught the residence
and took Mr.. Blaine by the hand.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-11-19
A New Portland Amazon.

woman at East New Portland, recently
gave her husband severe beating. The
to the best practical method of stock raising.
Their domestic bovine having strayed away
the husband went in search. On his return
with the animal an alteration occurred,
when the irate spouse enforced her logic by
the vigorous application of large bean pole
the size of a crowbar. The trembling pater
familias crouched and crippled under the
heroic treatment. not daring even to utter a
protest, and being an invalid was so utterly
demoralized as TO be obliged to take his bed,
and have physician summoned. The Wig
orous uxovial reprimand was administered in
presence of five other men, and what is
amusing enough, neither dared utter the
least word of remonstrance. At last accounts
the patient was yet in bed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-11-19
He Beat Hi. Fellow Roarders aud skipped

Fred Jones is young man, and until re-
Gently has been employed in the work of
building bridges in this city and Saco for the
Boston & Maine Railroad Company. He
boarded at Mrs. Libby's on Main street in
Saco with several other bridge builders
Jones settled with his boss Saturday, paid
his board bill and then left the town, since
which time nothing has been seen or heard of
him. After his departure it was discovered
that he had broken into the trunk of fellow
boarder named James Faulkner an stolen
nearly eighty dollars in money besides sever
al articles of wearing apparel, a diamond pin
aud ten dollars belonging TO other boarders.
lie took also twenty-five dollars belonging to
West Mank, who roomed with Falkner.
Jones is a short and stout Englishman, with
broken nose, red eyes and hair and is bow
legged City Marshal Slower was notified
and is at work on the Case Biddeford
Journal
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-11-19
City Personals,

Bangor.
Oscar Holway, Esq, and wife, were in
Boston yesterday.
DIR. G. ID. Harlow goes to Portland this
week for an examination before the commits
sioners of pharmacy.
Mrs. Blaine and Miss Margaret Blaine
departed for Washington yesterday forenoon.
They will return in about a week.
Mr.. NJ. A. Atkins has resigned his position
as agent of the American Express Co., in this
city, to accept the situation of division super
intendent with headquarters at Portland.
Mr. Horace Haines of Bangor fills the
vacancy here.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-11-19
MIR. BLAINE SERENADED
By the Citizens of Augusta.
Brief Remarks by e. M. Heath.
Mr.. Blaine Makes an Impressive
Speech
In Which he Points Out the Injustice
and Inequality Which Result From
the Disfranchisement of the
Oolored People in the
South.

Last evening, the citizens of Augusta and
vicinity, rendered Mr. Blaine serenade at
his residence, on State street II was a spon-
taneous movement of the people, no prepa-
ration to speak of having been made. They
| simply took this manner to express anew their
warm regards for him and the unswerving
confidence they hold for fellow citizen and
neighbor. The people formed on Water
street at Z 45 O'Clock, and led by Major Frank
f. Nye, with the Augusta band, marched 10
Mr.. Blaine's. The procession was surpris-
| ingly large and estimated to be a quarter of
a mile in length. All classes participated.
Many OF the most prominent citizens and
those advanced in wears were in line. They
arrived in front of the residence at O'Clock
The streets on every side were thronged aud
the yard was densely packed with people.
| The band rendered serenade, in response to
which, .dr. Blaine appeared and took stand
at the front entrance. This was the signal
for applause, and three ringing cheers were
! given by the assembled people. Herbert NJ.
Heath Esq, who held a position on the walk,
between the house and the street, delivered
eloquently the following brief address in
behalf OF the citizens
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-11-19

MIR Peter Rice, formerly steward of the
Cony House, has been unfortunate and is
suffering from illness so as to incapacitate
ployes Of the Cony House and a company of
his friends, made up purse of $50, and
having purchased generous supply OF pro-
visions and groceries, visited Mr.. Rice Mon
day evening, and rendered him a genuine
donation party, presenting him with the
articles. He was perfectly surprised, and
the family could hardly find words to express
their thanks Ii was generous act and one
that deserves commeudation
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-11-19

The hunters have already commenced
their annual campaign against reyusrd, and
the dismal bay of the fox hound awakens the
echoes. Who bagged the first fox of the
season has not been learned, but Daniel
Whtehouse Lorenzo Whitten, \. Lyon, and
o. n. Blackiugton. have each secured a
brush Messrs Tibhetts and Fish were on
the war path after brushes, yesterday fore
noon
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-11-19
Entertainments.
YOUTH.

This evening the spectacular drama of
youth" will be presented at the Gardiner
Coliseum, by the famous Boston Theatre
Company. This fine company as well as the
play of "Youth," are too well known now to
require more than mere mention from us
There will be some of the best of scenery and
also Boston Theatre orchestra and military
band. The company is large one and in
cludes several of the Boston Theatre favor.
ties. Already there has been large sale of
seats and there will undoubtedly be a large
audience.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-11-19

The American Express office is looking
neat and tidy as ever, Among the recent
improvements there, the counter has been
planed. and SIX feet of bronze wire fence add
ed to the same. Several black walnut shelves
had charge of the job. The Office is conducted
in a first-class manner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-11-19

The long expected masquerade will be
large number have decided to mask and the
affair cannot fail to be success. If you do
not appear in costume do not fail to visit the
rink and have look at the merry throng as
they glide around the circle. Some novel
costumes will be worn and a Portland cos
tuner will be present, so that all who wish
may appear on the floor.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-11-19

After much log rolling the democrats have
secured the services of Captain Black in
marshsling their clans on Thursday evening
If such empty honors are only reached by
strife, what will il cost to secure more sub
stantial pabulum from the democratic larder?
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-11-19

Mr.. John ID. Robbins has accepted the po-
sition of manager Of Capital skating rink, to
fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of
Harry Gilman He commences his duties
next Monday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-11-19
Business Notices.

ES~Chas. jenkins, at his fish market, south
end of Water st. keeps con n'tantly on hand
all kinds of fresh, picked, dry and canned
fish, also Providence River oysters and
Scarboro clans. His stock is not excelled
in freshness and good quality, by any in the
city. sept20dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-11-19

Lis, of patents issued to Maine inventors
Tor the week ending Nov. IL, 1854, reported
for us by J. Il. Mason, solicitor of patents
and counsel in patent cases, Wheelwrlght &
Clarks Block Bangor, Maine: T. A. Buck,
assigned TO NJ. A. Buck. Bangor, seam pro-
tector for moccasin boots and shoes; J. S.
Cleveland and G f. Kent, Norridgewock,
insulstor; +. c. Simonds, Kennebunk, valve
gear for engine. Trade marks-Pepperell
Mfg. Co., Bidieford, devices on cotton
goods. Whole number for the week-pat
ents. Sll; designs, "a; trade marks, 46 !;
labels, l2; reissues. o; total. sos.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-11-19
Local Notices.

&S~Instruction in oil, water colors. china
pastel, crayon and charcoal, sl5 for "a les
sons; and drawing with pencil either from
copy model or in perspective, So for "a les
sons, at The HallOwell Classical Academy
Miss Leavitt will also fill few orders for
painting on fancy articles for Xmas.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-11-19
FANCY PRINTING.

Iffn need Of fancy and engraved dance orders,
.rrogrammes, announcements, wedding aud visiting
cards large and varied assortment OF samples can
always be found at this Office. Have new and de-
srabIe styles Of type for doing nice work. Samples
sen. sy mail and prices quoted
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-11-19

Mr. J. A. Fairbanks is engaged putting the
works Of the Augusta Water Company, in
condition for winter.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-11-19

The boys who shoot peas against a citizens
windows, had better beware, as they are
known and will be dealt with unless they
change their course.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-11-19

The train from the West was an hour late
yesterday afternoon. One of the springs
beneath the locomotive boiler broke down,
and 10 repairing it delay was caused.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-11-19

Seth williams Post, g A. X, will visit
Heath Post. Gardiner, Friday evening
special train will leave Augusta at 7 o'clock
for Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-11-19

The Cleveland and Hendricks battalion
helped their Hallowell brethren celebrate
last evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-11-19

Water street dust is proving obnoxious
The half blinded pedestrian is after the scalp
OF the street sprinkler
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-11-19

A. Thompson, Dover. has been reap
.pointed trustee of the Reform School
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-11-19

A tea and coffee store in Augusta has just
stocked up with 800 ponnds of tea. Tea i,
rising in price.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-11-19

The Granite Citys beat the Mascots in
Gardiner, Monday, winning three straight
goals. Several Augusta polo devotees went
down 10 see the game.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-11-19

The Capital Guards propose to hold shoot
on the State range Thanksgiving Day. Many
of the company will take the opportunity to
qualify as marksmen
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-11-19

The Argus says that it is to be hoped the
democratic butcher, Of Portland. will have a
hand in the Thursday nights celebration
here
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-11-19

Sidney man was up before the Municipal
Court yesterday for drunkenness and disturb
ance. He was fined So and cost
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-11-19

Messsrs Charles S. Downing and Edward
r Dunn have been drawn as jurors for the
December term Of the Superior Court.