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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-21

Die gr6Bte YetroIeum:S uel.
lie in Der 8elt - 10 i9reibt bic u. y.
6anbelsseituns = lit bic tiirsli9 pom ben
@ebriibsu YbiuipS erbobrte unb rad il.
nsn benannte am Gboru Greet in Buttler
Gountp i'm weitli9en Yenniplpanien. Oie
Suslls lieiert burdi6nittli9 1000 SAB i'm
Gag. Sirsli6 wuroe iie um p SUB tieier
9ebobrt, worauf bic Y~robuftion in ben
na6itcn "a Stunben auf 324O Sab itieg.
Die grbobruns Der ersiebi3iten allsr Yetro.
leum:S ueaen bat nidt nur IN Der hinge
ssnb, ionbern aud III anbersn Staateu Ser
Union cine iol6e Nuireguns ueruria9t, baB
Tauienbe upn Perionen na9 benz neuen
.SelsO Dorado" itromeu, UNI 9ano al grs
bobrung pom O~elquelen gu %faufen, Sanbel
~ treiben Il. /. 10. Grit ieit wsnisen @o:
den lit Die neue S.usle in Sbdtisteit uno
bersitS lit bi6t IN Der Ndbe, no iomlt tein
Saus itanb, cine Srti9ait, wel6e Den 9fas
men Bbiaips Gitp fibrt, %entltanben, in Der
es Sotsls, Geltaurationen, S6napstneipen,
@ei9ditsldoen, SpielbOuen unb anoere @e.
bduoe Sibt. .SeruorrasenSe Yetroleum.
0dnoler, barunter SanSersriit, YrGioent
Der United Pipe Lines, baben cine Sc.
ieai6aft ge6iloet, nm Die Ybiaips. S.ueQe
lopie Gnoere SroBe YetroleumsS ueleu
gum 3mede Der Gini3rantans Der YroSut:
tiOn ansutaufen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-21

Gin WerfSen9falte EN- in e.
bem Sauie. Man nebme einen re9t
serdumisen 6aiten, weI6er etwa 65 en-.
lang, 35 en-. brett, 10 en-. bod lit. Der
Osfel biloet elm Orittel Der S6be; in bies
lem boblen Oetel itefen in %feitsenaselten
~2eSersurten !Samrner, I3anse, Clientele,
Naselbobrer, Stemmeiien, S9raubenbrebs
er, S9raubenidlilel, tlsiner Sobel,
S9sere, b0lsernes 9anbidssssitsI gum
Sdrauben einseridtet unb 3pei bis brei
psridieoene feline Sdsen, elm tleines Bell,
i3irtel, S9Ieifitein, Yfropfensisber, Ws1er
9o9ite9er u. /. 10. Man tbut gut, pom
ben msiitsn bieier @ert;euse fid nidt nur
ems, iombern mebrere pom peri9iebener
9r6Be ansuidaiien. Mein @rnnbias lit,
ale feline S6doen iofort arssube1ern uno
10 sroBeren uorsubeusen. Oabnr9 babe
i'd felt elmer &eibe uon Sabren man9es
Stiit erbalten uno manden Gents eripart.
Gold elm WerfSeusfaiten seb0rte In jeoes
SauS, belonbers aber auf benz 2aube tbut
er Die beiten Sienite. lSisr bat man ielhit
firs @elb ni6t INNER einen GRANDDAUGHTER
i9uel Bel Der Sunb. Sober 2anowirtb, Ser
nod teinen @erf3eustaiten bat, iduiie ii9
einen on, Der @inter sibt Die i60nite Mus
ie basu. Salte ben Saiten NIT mebreren
gbtbeilunsen itets in Oronuns. Sieles
bate man i6nea pieber reparirt, wenn
man sIei3 bas betrefienbe @erfseus sur
6anS bate, 10 aber miro bic Sa9e per-
bummeIt, Der S9aben uersroBert. Mans
der bat i9on LANCE iol9cs @erfseus, aber
ME suiammen uno beBbalb ni6t Sur Sanb !;
in ieoer 6ausrte liest stwas oaprn. Gs
lit oft uislmebt Miibe, bas @erfSeus bers
beiSuiuden, ais Die 9lrbeit gu ~uolfibren,
fir Die man es sebrau9t, uno barlrm unters
bleibt aaein Die 9luSbeiieritns oft. Nlio
ibr 9anoleute beniieet bie un~freiwiQige
MuIe I'M @inter su iOI3en grbeiten!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-21
y u nteS u llerlet.
SdriftiteQerbunprare in Baris.

@enn elm S9riftiteler in Yaris, NAL
re9t in Wobe, "a la vogue" lit, 10 madt
er elm 6eioenselO. Gin tleinss 8eiipiel
liefsrt Georges Sbnet. gor gut u Sab.
ren publicirte ct ieinen Goman lie Maitre
de FORCES Oer Sammerwertsbeiieen ;
6iirslid uurbe conitatirt bab bic grutto.
einnabme aus benn Serfauf oes 8u1es l
Wiuion Srs. iberitieeen babe. Der Mus
tor erbdlt bauon II Pros. Oo5 Sies lit
Elm Sbeil, uieQeidt Der ~serinsere, ieines
8ewinneS. Gr BAT uorisen Serbit ieinsn
&Oman brartatiliert unb spar, muB man
suseben, nit gan; unsepobnli9em @ei9if.
Seit Iufaua Nouember lit bds Stif ieoen
gbenb am Theatre du Gymnase aeipielt
morben unb man bentt uorldufis nod ni9t
baran, es bur9 elm anoeres gu erieeen.
Sn Der 8rcuins, in gslsien, in 5ouanb
Der slei3e Grfol9; bann wurbe es aud
in Berlin NIT sroBem Seifaue aufgenom.
men. Seiieber goriteuuns be,iebt Ser 9lus
tor etnen Brosentiab Ser Ginuabme. go
wunoern ii9 oenn ielbit Barrier Yldtter Elm
wenig iiber Cen y@oloreseu, Der Don aaen
Seiten auf Serrn Sbnet nieberfdat. i"
Seit n~eueiter Roman rLise Pleuron"
fam, na6oem i'm Der Figaro" bereits als
6euiaeton sebra3t, anfanss Mui in ben
Su6banbel; furS oarauf fiel mein 8lif
Sufduis aui elm in meme S1auieniter
lteaenbes Gremplar bieies 8udes = ATE
aufase!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-21
9orgfeQop's @eburtstagsbud

lit elm i96nes @ei9ent fir iebe Dame.
9lber IS Sicbt elm bro9trtes Sii9leir. bas
auf tein literarii9es YerSienit anipru9
madt, ieoo@ ais @si9ent ebenio paiisnS
wiirOe unO gum 9ebenSrstter werosn t6nns
te. @s beiBt: Or. 81. .. Bierce's glbs
banoluns iber Srautbeitsn beS Srauense.
i6Ie9ts, sesen beiien eisentbiimlibe 9sis
ben, Die ,Favorite Prescription" (9ieb:
Iinssueroronuns) ipeSieQ bere9net lit. gs
lit nit Solsi9nitten uno colorirten @bbils
Suusen rei9li9 iauitrirt unb wirb bon Der
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association,
Buffalo, n. Y, sesen gmpians uon spsi
8riefmarfen al ieoe Noreiie ~perianbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-21

l1ngeb0rtgfeit Ser S9euIe>
Der. Die %. IQg. Srauerz uno 6ops
fens3t." tbeiIt nit: Die S9euIeber iinb
betanntli3 cine bO9it unrationeue Sorri9s
tung, wel9e bur9aus nidt benz bamit be-
ablidti9ten 3wef entlpri9t. Die Bferbe
iouen ni9t idsuen. @erabe bur9 S9eus
leoer wsroen uber bic Hfsroe i9eu! Die
S9euleoer uerbinoern bus Yfero fret porsz
udrts uno I'm lid gu ie6en. YlObli6 iiebt
es puber einen ibm unbetannten @egenitano
uno i9eut ni9t, unb brault ni6t MILD auf,
raft ni9t bauon! Die S9eulc0er iino
wabre Warterflappen fir bas Bfero.
Our3 oas Sbeuleoer erbdlt bas Yiero
i6iefe ausen. Oa es tets Die 2lusen psr>
oreben mug, uenn eS ieben Mill, miro Die
Sebtraft 10 sei6uddt, baB oas Yferb sus
lest penis ooer gar ni9ts mebr iiebt. Oa
auf Gbanhesn, @esen, aedern tets Staub
aufwirbelt, 10 fiiegt bieier ;uii9eu 9luge
uno 6lappen unb bslditist bas Iuse, ruft
gntsiincuns Oesielben bsruor. Ssionosrs
nadtbeiIig wirten bic S9eutlappen BEL
itirmii3em 8stter, Bel naBfalter @ittes
runs, bel 6rolt. Sicr f6nnen gnt,inbuns
gen gar nidt dusbleiben. Drum, ibr lieben
Sattler, madt ni6t msbr ben lining Der
S4euleoer nit befreit Die Bferbe BON
eieier 9eiBel! lln6 ihr, milne Serren unb
8uti9er, entiast Der Narrbeit Der Mobe
oes S9euleOers, i9neiOet lie ab pom eurem
@ci6irr. au9 oas 9lusieben eurer @ez
i9irre pirOe bur6 cine ioIde MaBreseI
nur gewinnen; ben MN farm ii9 taum
etuas @eI6mafloieres benten, ais Die
pieredisen S9eutlappen Dor ben ausen
zines eolen 8feroetopfes."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-21
SIN Sersuae liegt Uefabr.

8enn Du blei6, absemasert bit, biz
itelit uno Ga3tidweiB nebit Slutipeien
unb turSem 9ltbem bait, 10 bait On feline
l3eit 81 perlieren. 2aB es ni9t Su LANCE
aniteben, bis Ou ni9t mebr turirt werben
%tannit benn in ben anfanssitabieu fam
S9winbiu9t bur9 ben @ebrru6 uon Or.
Bierce's Golden Medical Discovery
(solbene meOiSinii9e gntoefuns) sebeilt
weroen, wie GauienSe b~eSeusen tonnen.
Bel Ipotbetern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-21
Yeinabe Gine Dtiaiom 1T @etpinne
pertbeilt. Wtit
%
fault man einen
Ser;Ogl. ~Yrauni@weiger SonO,

welbe NOnos an 3 Yicbltn0en iabrlt6 10
lau9e Nntbeil nebmel, bis ieoer %ein;elne Bomb
9e;osen miro. Seoer Sono mus nit einem Der
iolaeuoeu Gepiuue ae;oaen iperoeu:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-21

Der auserue Short Zine In Berbirs
Jung NIT BEN Ramen elmer sroBeu Bai n
'eSei4uet turS unc oeu;li5 seraoe Gasts
mas oas reileuoe Hublisum brau1t
-nimlt4 cine tur,e Siuie, rai5e 6ahlt
Ino bic beiteu accomoeationen; al .
isiss bietst bic sr6Bs giisnbabu n
Inertia, Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-21
sbtcagO,
Milwaufee
& st. Yaul.

Gle bsRst une befdbrt l6sr 1900 Meiltn giieubabu In
Roro Suinois. @iscouiiR, WinHeieta. Soma uno Do.ola.
unb oa TIRE Sauptltnien, 3p,isliuisn uHo Berbinbuussn
ALE srosen 9eihditseeutren oes Rorowelteus uno bss Ter,
men SSsiteus erreihen, peroieut ne uaturssmdB bic SeSsi4,
uurs Short Zine uno III bic bette stoute ,pii4sn:
9bieaso. 9siIpaatss. Ct. BauI unS minneapolis.
gbieaso, Rilpau,ee. YOrtase. ea9roNs uub @iuoua.
9stcaso. YsIpau,ss, Srtonpils. aberdeen u. GLENDALE.
Gbieaso. Milpautee, Gan Claire uns Stiapattr.
Chicago. @silpautee, @aniau uus Rsrrta.
gbteaso. NiIuautse, Ssapsr Dam. 6ouS ou Vac uus
OiStoib.
6btsaso, Milpau.es. @au,siba uuO Ocouomopoe.
9bteaso. @ilpau.,s. @aSiion unS Srair;e 81 Gbieu.
ebteaso. WiIpautse, Swatouua, Raulato u. 6aribauI,
gbieaso. Ssloit. Sansspiae uno RiueraI goint.
gbieaso, glsin, Rotioro uuS Dubuque.
ebieaso. Clinton. Rot SS!anb. Gsear &apies u. Gamc.
e5ieasO, Dss @soiuss. GouueiI SIuis unS omaha.
sbieuso, Santon. Siour Gitp. Sioar 5aus uuO g~antIon.
ebisaso. Ttilpeutse. hilbert Yea unS ihSlit,u 9sinne,c.
ia @t9enoeu.
GPieaso. gsiIruua;ee, wsdiOu Gitp. Yit4sa uuS Cham.
bTldin.
Rcf SsIauS. DUBUQUE, Ct. gauI unb minneapolis.
Davenport, 9aImar, 81. PAUL uue Niuusapolis.
TiIpan'se. Raeine. ssloit, 6respOrt unS ROt SsIant.
@litaea, @olisp. ai6tou uue Aberdeen.
(Stm 8ipsr BAILEY siHis.)
pullman Shlaipa zen uno bic ibSnnen Giniuos Gar,
RtIwautee uuo 81. gauI Sabu. une bic ,uper,
sommtuoen Beamteu Der Gompaauie erneiieu ben NaNa
stIsu isoe Suimertiawtsit.
O.. .. @sfrrin. u. 3. 3. CARPENTER,
SauptS@eidattsihPrer. Sen. Bali. Il Sif. Aei
3. 3. glnrt. SEQ. 8. SenHorS.
Seal SHp'rtHtsHSsHi. Siftsnt Sen, 3. gst
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-21
Ste ~idnnrrt8e Ode.

glles Sh0ne, idreibt bic sc. Ssts.",
lit betanntli9 parooirt worben, uno piele
Parobisen baben iid beinabe berielben.
wenn ni9t elmer nod sr0Beren Seliebtbeit
III erfreuen, wie bic Originate. Ho9 ni9t
porssfommsn lit uns bic folsenbe Yarooie
bss berrli1sn Ssine'i9eu 2iebes, wslde
ms Elm freuubli6er 2eier aus siuem tleinen
elidifi6en Slatts absei9risben bat. Sic
iet gum Eroite sepIaster Gbemdnner bier
mitsetbsilt.
,Ou biit mie cine Slume,
90 bolo, 10 i60n unb rein.
On fannlt ni6t Striimpfe itopfeu,
glauier bod ipielit ou fein.
Su tennlt feline Sratsn uub Saucen,
Oas So6en lit uDuis Dir frembl
On bait piele noble Yaiiionen,
limb i6 ein serrilenes 6emb!
Wfir lit, als OF id Die Sdnoe
MiiBt' lesen auf's Yortemonnaie,
getenb, baB Soft bid srbalte,
@dbreno i'd pleite seb'!"
Mn Der Y0rie su 8ien beluiti9te man
lib linslt iiber oas fol9enpe 9ele9enbeitss
Sers9en. Sin S0rienipefulant bate ials
lirt, mas i'm aber ni9t abbielt, nod wdbs
renb ieiu gonfurs absepifslt purbe, tag
LID ipasieren gu reiten. Oariiber drserten
ii9 feline @ldubissr fur6tbar, unb zines
Cages eri6ien fol9enbes gpisramm:
@n Germ NJ. in Goncurs.
9meiu Sre,uS Sr mutt M, rpht nerifrheu
WaS ldut beS Bottles Gimme lpri6t:
Us fauu Der Wieul1 wObl pleite q + en-,
Sp6 pieite reiteu ioa er ni6t!
Am anSeren Gage itellte Serr 90. feline
SpaSierritte Elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-21

Ole Statiftt BAT entbett,
baB bic Seiratbsluit omar in allen 9dnbsrn
Guropa's int Gbnebmen besrifien lit, nas
mentli9 aber in Berlin unb Wien ben
b09iten @rab fat errei9t Fat. Man
bore: Sn Berlin fanSen pro Sanisno Der
SeuGlteruns Seiratben itatt: 1875: 80,
1876: %, 1877: 81, 1873: 90, ieitbsm
aber pro Gauieno unb Sabr bur6i9nittIi9
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-21

I'M Grfdltung, 6ieber unb gnt;iins
ounss: anfdae gu beiIen, sebrau9e man
Or. Yierce'S 3uiammenseletten grtratt
pom SmartsWeeo ober Wuherpfsfier. Oas
Mittel lit biaphoretii6 GdweiBtreibsnb, }
iebr i9mersitiuenb unb berubisenb. so
Gents. Sei Npotbetern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-21
INTERNATIONAL BANKING CO..
l6O Fulton Street, cor. Broadway, New Yc

100 Fulton Street, cor. Broadway, New YORK,
(Gtablirt lett lS74.)
u. S.-Sei anira9en NIB ORDERS poQen Sic
GEL. ben 9lameu Der Curb. @aSette" erwGbuen
sB- Die pcrtebenoen SonbS iino NIT feiuer
teiusm gsieee Der Ser. Sta0ten i'm @iosripruh.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-21

gu a M eu:-7,7OO NomoS I'M Vetra9e pom
800 ,495 Hei6smart.
Seoer Soub, welder teiuen Der 9robsren @es
niuue maht, mIB cine Erdmie pon minoeitelS
go ReihSmart gepiunen. Die nG6ite .3iebuus
lit am 4. Wopcmber 1884.
Seoer Gono, we!6er Dor ooer AM 1. Wpz
pcmber bel inns nit s5 gefauit wiro, III sum
eau,sn 0etutnit berebtist, Der bel Der 3ie.
bul0 am [. WopeMber ouralti e~ntiallen fam.
cB-Sei SroerS aus benz Snlanoe geuiigt Die
G~inieaDnn9 BON IS mittellt re9iltrirteu
Grteies, nm einen iolheu Souo idon fur Ste
itaGite 3icbung am 4. Wopember III err
iperben. 9feit ;a6l6ac III monotliben Ratet.
Dan aorellire lpegen 9lntaui bon SonoS,
Girculareu uno ieoer uGberen Slisfunit Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-21

Burum gebit ou init ioIdem 6opiweb
bernm? Seriu6e @bsr'S Yiuen. Gle ers
lei9tern ben Masen, ueriesen bic Serbau.
lmsswerfSense in seiunbe Sbatistsit. ents
fernen Die Sineerniile, wel6e bic Nerpen
uno bas gebirn bei9wsren, unb beilen
bid Saour9 mif bic 0ausr pon bsinem
Ropfpeb.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-01-28
Cold Blast.

Your correspondent met Mr.. A. j. Chase
of Boston, who is well known here as the
inventor Of Cold Blast Refrigerators. In
conversation about Eastern matters, Mr..
Chase said that it is quite probable that .
large cold storage warehouse will be built
this coming spring in. Gardiner, for handling
perishable goods. Mr. Chase thinks it will
be quite help to that section. In regard to
this enterprise he said the idea is to put up
building 40x75, and three floors, with the ice
in the third story, about $50 tons. The
two lower stories will be sub-divided into
compartments, which will be let or rented out
to parties in various parts of the country
The Cold Blast cars will be used for bring
ing fruit and berries from the South in per-
feet condition. These will be stored in the
house, and thus kept fresh and sound so as
to be placed in the market there as early as
in New York. The house will also be used
collecting and holding butter, eggs and lambs,
to be taken back to Boston or further South.
In word the Cold Storage House, is to be
a grand reservoir of choice goods, bringing
the early delicacies of the sunny South, to
be enjoyed BY the people of the extreme
North. Mr.. Chase says that this will open
up a new market for the excellent potatoes
raised in Maine. The refrigerator cars are
frost proof, and will carry the northern veg
etables into the southern cit es perft city.
Thus there will be an easy and safe exchange
of the commodities of one section of the
country with the others, which of course will
be a great benefit for both sections.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-01-28
WINTHROP.

The good sleding of this winter has brought
to this market hundreds of cords of wood
which readily sells at So per cord. Winthrop
is one of the best markets for wood and hay
this side of Boston, and parties in Leeds and
vicinity understanding this are shipping wood
here by the car load. Several parties are
shipping poplar from here to the Brunswick
pulp mill Winthrop has in this year of grace
a mania for secret societies as the following
will testify: Mssons who have held the field
since 1853, Good Templers here and at East
Winthrop. Grand Army. Relief Corps, Odd
Fellows. Ancient Order of United Workmen,
and Knights of the Golden Cross, so you see
the opposer of secret societies must feel
decidedly lonesome in this vicinity
B. F. Wing, Esq, who has been
in Ohio several weeks on business,
arrived home Saturday, l9th.-Col. Richard
son of the Winthrop House has gone to Yer
mont on business Capt Amos Wheeler, one
of our best citizens. and long a resident here,
passed away Thursday P. VI. The funeral was
at his late home Sunday, at II o'clock, A.
M.-Deacon Albert Sturtevant is not expect
ed to live from one day to another, and we
learn that Mrs. Capt. Benson was stricken
Thursday with serious illness.-Dr. F. Wood
head, dentist. lately of Lisbon, has taken
down his sign and left.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-01-28

A disasterous IRE occurred in Gardiner.
Friday night The extensive sash. blind and
door manufacturing establishments of Buff
fun & Maxcy, was almos, wholly con-
sumed, with large quantity of Timber. The
IRE originated in the fire room but the cause
Is unknown The Waterman had made his
rounds about fifteen minutes before the fire
broke out. and every thing appeared as usual.
The alarm was given about ii o'clock p. NJ,
and the full fire department. with large num-
Der of citizens were soon on the ground.
The fire in the boiler room was soon extin-
guished but it had communicated with the
dry house and thence to the main building,
both of which were consumed. The esti-
mated loss is sl5, 900, on which there is IS, $50
insurance. H. W. Jewett had about 81 200
worth Of clapboards in the basement of the
main building which was saved.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-01-28

An odd ease was on trial in the
Waldo county court last week. An action
was brought Tor supplies furnished paupers
by the town of Belgrade. The plaintiff con-
tended that Belgrade was responsible for the
support of the paupers on the ground of q
marriage between one Gustavus ii. Farnham
and Julia Jackson, it being admitted by the
defendant that the settlement of Farm
ham was in Belgrade The defendent con.
tended, however, that the marriage was void
because when contracted Farnham was in
sane; and the question before the jury was
that of his sanity at the time. A number Of
Witnesses were called among them being
the Superintendent of the Ipswich, Mass.
Insane Asylum, and DIR. Sanborn of this
city. The jury found that Farnham was in
sane; that the marriage was void; and gave
: the verdict for Belgrade. Exceptions were
fled BY the counsel for the plaintiff. The
counsel for the plaintiff was VIM. II. Fogler
Thompsoa & Dunton and J. Libby; Defend
ant. Orville ID. Baker.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-01-28
GARDINER.

The ladies of the Congregationalist society
held socable at their vestry Friday even
ing which was largely attended. 1t was a
very pleasant gathering.
Mr. George II. Wahlgren of Bangor, is
spending few DAYS with friends IN this city.
He was for many years employed by the Gar
diner Stone Ware Company in this city.
The ladies of the Relief Corps netted
about twenty dollars from their supper on
Tuesday.
Four tramps were captured in an old build
ing near the railroad at the lower end of the
town and put in the lookup, by Marshal
worth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-01-28

In the equity suits, Edwards Mfg. Co. VS..
VIM. Sprsgue Trustee, & ais. and 4. Chaffse
trustee VS.. same, final hearing was had at
Bangor on Tuesday, 22nd inst, before Chief
Justice Peters. and the chief justice made a
unal decree in favor of the complainants.
The following is an abstract of the decree
That said attachment is not valid nor eff
ieetual as against the title and possession of
SAID Edwards Mfg Co under and by vir-
tue of said deeds dated November LIST,
1873. April 9th. 1874, September 18th,
1852, and November 22nd, 1882; that said
respondent cannot lawfully levy as against
SAID orators,said title and possession, any ex-
eeution which has issued or NAV issue upon
any Judgment which has been or may be OBJ
famed III said suit; that the said title and pos
session by said Edwards Manufacturing Com
pany under and by virtue of said deeds are
wand; and that said respondents and each Of
mem' their agents and assigns, are hereby
Pefpetually enjoined and restrained from
'e'ying any execution to be obtained in said
sui upon any of the Edwards Manufacture
ing Company described in the bill of com
paint The respondents entered an appea
ana The cases will be heard at the next Law
court which meets here in May.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-01-28
Advice to Mothers.

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. WNsLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEErHINa.
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
flammation, and gives tone and energy to the
whole system. MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEErHING il pleasant
to the taste, and is the prescription of one of
the oldest and best female nurses and ply
sicians in the United States, and is for sale
by all druggists throughout the world. Price
25 cents q bottle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-01-28

For three years Mr.. r. C. Wright, of Gas,
ton, \. c., had been an intense sufferer
from Rheumatism. His friend, J. A. War
wick, of Petersburg, Va, writes: Before
the first bottle of Athlophoros was finished
he was able to walk. and now goes about all
over his farm" In this case, which the
friends of Mr.. Wright regarded as desperate,
a test was made of Athlophoros. 1t sur
prised friend and patient by its prompt and
thorough action on the blood and diseased
parts, and won the emphatic opinion that II
was truly specific for Rheumatism.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-01-28
City Personals.

hf' Charles Guppy is critically i'll of
typhoid fever.
Ffof II. M. Pullen leads an orchestra at a
Dexter ball tomorrow evening.
mr. w. A. Warehouse, formerly of the
".ine Standard, was in the city Saturday.
MIS- n. X. Howard of Fort Dodge, Iowa,
- 10 the city, called here by the illness of
her mother. Mrs. Sager.
county attorney Haines Of waterviile who
nas been confined to the house for some
'.esks' with rheumatism, is making progress
AZ tne right direction, but it is slow. How.
s'er' MS friends hope to see him on the
street again soon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-01-28

Atthe regular meeting of Capital Lodge |. o.
G. T. on Friday evening. seven new members
were initiated Officers were also elected for thu
ensuing quarter as follows: A. G. Andrews
w. C. r.. Miss Lutte Beal, w. V. T.; Mis-.
Flora Swift, w. :; Allen Robbins, w. +
S.; Mrs. Allen Robbins, Treas. Eta Bailey
Chap J. w. Jones. Marshal; Mira Bolan,
Deputy Marshal; b. Shorey, |. g.; II. Bur
bank. o. G.. The lodge will have an install
Iatiou and supper next Friday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-01-28

Opinion q Dr. Mott, Late G0vernnena
Ny investigation of Allcock's Porous Plas-
ter shows it to contain valuable and essential
ingredients not present in any other Plaster.
These ingredients are so perfectly proper
toned that the Alcocks Porous Plaster will
not cause Blisters or Excessive Irritation,
and find it superior to and more efficient
than any other Plaster.
HENRI A. Morr, JR. Phi. D., F. C. S.,
Professor Of Chemistry N. Y. Med. Coll, etc.
Do not waste your money buying inferior
articles. TIL your Druggist YOU want ALI
cocks Porous Piasters, and do not take 9TH
ers made to sell On the reputation of the
genuine article. jan22feod&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-01-28

Several days ago a farmer lost n pocket
book on the street, containing some $500 in
money and government bonds. lie was in a
peck of tronble about it aud searched hither
and yon after his lost property. Fortunately
aworkman at Wells furniture store found
the wallet and by means of papers discovered
the owner and returned il. And what did this
magnaminous granger do? this man of big
impulses? He pulled out fifty cents and
presented it to the finder.