davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-02-23
Read Proof Of WondarAs
Cures.

Santa Rosa. CAL, Feb. "a, u
B. J. Kendall & Co.. .Geutlen,su: 100
duty +. Others suffering with the ~ ~
Telling Of the return to write vou. IG]
had the piles aud prolapeus Of tie r.r.. n
nvs ys;r'. for the past three years ! AM
.e!ed me most aEoni.ins pain. Trsl s1
Ut kendali's SPAWN Cure I have not ~ -
heard Ut the piles since. One Who - =
suffered Us ! hav. cannot comprshssl NJ
great JOY that ! feel ut being cured " (
ease almost worse than death. / he'd r..
Die Young horse that hada large bsasaa1
er on his breast bone. l tried all kipda ~
,ment and had it cut open without ~ ~.
ut. Saw your advertisement and hesei1 /
Of kendalls SPAWN Cure land -
my tea'nster to use as directed. in len n~
One week the lump had disappeared. rSiS
ing that a linimrnt that would do what ~
laiis SPAWN Cure has doue for w -
might benefit more. / tried it a. a lat -
With gratitude and best wishes for v,r
1 am faithfully youzs
NJ
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-02-23

! am faithfully yoursI
j. II. GLENN.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-02-23
Primary Election Notice

j. +. ALLAN. Secretary,
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-02-23

Wild AESVJAU L ION,
L adopted by the Parish Democratic Exec
i've Committee. at the meeting. held Januar,
10Th. 1854, . Primary Election for the varion
parochial and judicial officers will he held i,
tne Parish Of l.afOurche. on SATURDAY
4 9Th. 1881. from 9 o'clock A. NJ. untl
4, T. N: at the following places.
Poll No. | at A. Delaune's store; commissio,
er A.. Delaune.
Foil No. :. at l.. Basset's store ; cOmmissio,
er l.. Basset.
Poll No. Sat Numa Mire (Brul6 Guillot) cou
missioner N"ma Mire.
Poll No. ! ut Court House Thibodaux com
missioner W. II. Raglan.
Poll No. S at Jos. Iefort's store Communication
er Jos. LefOrt.
Poll No. ut Clidomant Thibodaux commits
sioner Clid"mant Thi'oiaux.
roll No; at Leopold Pertuit commissions
Leopold Pertuit.
Poll M. 8 Lezain Martins store commits.
sioner Clodomire Falgout,
Poll No. 9 at Sosthene Folsc commissioner
Sosthene FOlsc.
Poll No. 10 at Dalmas Robichaux "
Dalmas RObichaux.
Foil No. " at Jos. Molaison
Jos. Molaison.
commissioner Gustave Abribat Jr.
Foil No. - at NJ. Dclaunc commissioner NJ.
Delaune. ="
Poll No. II N. Guitroz's:store commissioner
VIM. e. Lorraine.
Poll No. IS Leufrois Daig,e, IL'eau BleuI
commissioner Leufrois Daigre.
Poll IL ut Theoduie Bourc's store commits
sioner Ti,eoslule BOurg.
FOIL u at Springer T. Rogers store commits
sioner James Springer.
Poll l8 ut Ii. N. COulon's store commiss;on.
Sam Blum.
Poll 10 at Alfred Poche's store commission
Prosper Toups.
Poll 20 at --fBafon p;lorl comu;,
Poll q ut Bayou Ma!agay school house com
Antoine Torres.
Poll y at Victor Legendre's commissioner
I~A.gendre.
Poll 3 at Louis Dantiu's commissioned
Louis Dantin.
roll "a at Hermogen Boudreaux Lower
;houplcl commissioner H. ~
FOIL % at Leon Claude tLafourche Crossiny, |
commissioner NJ. I. Higglnbotham.
roll ~ at Lemuel Thibodaux's store. com
missioner Lelnuel Thibodaux.
Poll q at Mrs. Pierre Toms store co,,,,;.
Toner Ozeme Toups. ~
FOL ~ az Wellington Hebert's store com
missioner Wellington Hebert.
roll - at Alex Lepines store commissioner
lex Lepine.
Poll 80 at DR.. John Gazzo Drug store. Race
'na, commissioner Beaureyard Leblanc.
Poll 81 at Jos. Thibodaux ICOtean Eolso1
ominissiouer Jos. Thibodaax.
Foil - at q. A. Matthew commissioners II
}. Bryant. -
toil IS at Emile Ledet's commissioner F
edet. L"
Poll 81 at l.. K. Ghcems :. vo,so,
risamore. "
Fol ~ at Louis Lerille's Lock'rt" Louis
Grille. A"
Poll &c at Vasseur Gauthreaux " Del
lin Babin. D"
Poll 81 at Telemaque Badeaux " Tele.
Badeaux. ~
FOIL ~ at Marcelus Leblanc Haranc Canan I:
,llmissloner Marcelus Leblanc. .
foii ~ at Theophile Ducos' store (Cut-Of, .
mmissioner Estival Savoie, ' .
Foil 40 at Auxuste Cretinl commissioned .
Crttini. :
N Guthrie. '"ci- :
for Offices have privilege If !
ming q commissioner at each precinct. :
LII case none are named ut any precinct the q
mn'lss'oner may appoint an assistant. 4
=. r. GRISAMORE.
Chairman Executive Committee.
.u. Parish Of Lafourche.
l. D. MOORE, Secretary.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-02-23

Respectfully Submitted,
+. SAMOAN.
Parish IT easure
Thibodaux, La, Feb, 18th, 1884.
], thu undersigned. Treasurer of the Paris
OF Lafourche, do solemn'y swear that til
above il . true and correct showing of til
finances Of the Parish, and l further swea
that l have not directly or indirectly specu
lated ON the Same. So help me God!
(SigEed) +. SAMOAN,
Parish Treasurer
Sworn to and subscribed before me this l3tl
day Of FeO., A. ID. 1884
lSigned1 j. F. ALI I
Deputy Clerk
The president submitted a list Of tie war.
rants he had drawn since the last three
months aud the same was referred to the com
mittee on Finance.
The following report was received.
Thibodaux, La. Feb, 10, 1884.
To the Police Jury
Learning from reliable authority that the
levees in the the neighborhOod Of the Chan
frau land o the West side OF the Bayou
about 10 miles below Thib"daux were in IA
dangerous condition, and that unless they
were repaired a cravasse would likely occur.
Having failed to obtain any aid from the
Lcvee EOard. l notife l the Levee Inspector
tons of the law and call out the residents to
repair the work.
This he has done and places a process YER
bal. in the hands OF the clerk of this body.
[siencd] 5. i: GR1sAMoRE.
President.
The following reports were received.
Thibodaux, La, Feb, IL, 1884.
To the Police Jury:
As there is money now in the different
Drainage Districts it will be necessary for
the Jury to appoint all commissioners who
are not get named SO that this most iinpOr-
tant work Ut draining the low lands of the
Parish may he commenced as soon as posi-
BILE.
The faithful and energetic execution Of the
ordinance will very quickly prove
the I'M ~DOrtance and value Of this c0Itempla-
ted enterprise
l would recommend the jury to make the
arrangements tor the establish
Bayou Blue. Some of the citizens in that sec |
lion will be deprived of the right of voting |
unless they travel . distance of Is
Respectfully Submitted.
(Signed) {. L. GRISAMORE.
President. |
Thibodaux, La. Feb, l3, 1884.
70 the Polios Jury:
The committee appointed ct your last ses.
aCn W o1am!no what necessary repairs or
should be made or constructed h
woen the Taylor Plantation and Grand Bs-
on respectfully report:
That they visited tho locality and carefully
xamined the work to be doue.
First: They find the bridge over the Grand
'ayou bec"ming dangerous, and that, in or
OF to render It secure. it muat be rebuilt. A
N DO used.
That the bridge will have to be made 40
IN length. That :here should be 8 rovs
piles 10 inches square, and stills of the eame
70 placed croeswise upon each line of piles
~ there should stringers extended length
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-02-23
BUGGlES!
BUGGIES

NALL AT H. TETREAC & cos. CAR.
~ riage shop, corner Levee and Pstr;ot
streets. Thibodaux, La. aud examine . select
assortment Of buggies just received. Nv MOI
70 10 small profits and Quick sales.
GEO. E. GOELLER.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-02-23

. Remember, you have not set-
tied your subscription to the SEa-
1nEL. It takes money to pabaisl'
sewspspec.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-02-23
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

O1AxE OI
Parish of LafOurche Goth. Judicial
District Court.
Vim. II. Ragax o.. No. 1918 Richard
L. Psgh.
VIM. Huedry %. 1919 Richard l..
Pxgh.
Raphael Champagne %. No. 1916
kichard L. Pxgk.
TAKE NOTICE THAT ACTING UNDER
three wr,ts of FSeri Eaeias emanating
from the above entitled court in the above en-
titled and numbered cases, I have seis-d aud
will otier for sale vt public auction pursuant
t" law ~ the last aud highest bidder ut the
Court House in the town Of ThibOdaux on
S:., ur,lay March list. 1884 between tn. hours
Ut u o'clock A. N. and 4 O'Clock p. n. the fol.
lowing described property to- wit:
l lot Of coal about 1000 barrels in the front
yard near the public rOad on the Leighton
plantation. = old boilers and | old mud drum
back near the sugar house. QUO round tank
under cane shed. I lot of old iron, ODD copper
in sugar house, | old engine lying partly in si
gar house and part outside Of sugar, housed lot
Of old sugar mOulds lying in old quarters lat
l lot q fiat boat timber lying in the public
grm packing. | lot Of hemp PACKING, l lot gas
pipes, l lot Ut brass fittings in sugar house, l
lot Of new lumber near black smith shop aud
sugar house, ! lot Of new aud old iron in and
near blacksmith shop, 3 door frames. l barrel
Of cement. l lot ii new shingles in sugar house.
Tcrius anil Conditions of sale CAST, Oh the
pot in Cnitod States Treasury Notes.
February 18th, 1884.
THEOPHILE THIBoDAUx,
Sheriff
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-02-23
Proceedings
POLICE JURY.
State of Louisiana, Parish of Lafourche.


=
Thibodnux, La. Feb. 18th, 1884.
The Police. jury met in ragul.r s.s.;,,
this day ut 2n'cl"ck. =. NJ.
Present: Messrs GrisMnere. president. N,
rah, COulon, Folse, and Delanne
and Kraemer
The minutes of the last reunl.r and y. +h
special sessions, xsre rc,J ~, -. guy oa VI ~
recorded. fp .
The following claims were ref.rred n IN
committee ou claims.
Clerk of Supreme Court $40. 90: l.. p. Gail
louet $40; J. II. Brickley i9. 80: ]. n
Fleetwood u 40 ; j. Bnbin Il. Theo,,hil
ThibOdaux ls2.M +. p. Bernard - so . The,
phile Thibodnmx I6. so; II. Birdsal IO9. 80
TheOphile ThibOdaux 1880 :,Jus.,. h Kuiph,
646O; TleOphile Thihudaux 7.lu: Ii. W
$500; w. II. Raglan 100; J H. Fleet woo,
400 j. NJ. Walsh $500 : Roth 4. Ficet " nm,
SIS: X. X. Mcbride us: Thibodaux Sen:inr
800; Frank Hoffman, 100 j, w. Kuvblocl
$50 s. I. Grisamore Il.
1920 " Ills; /"
puste t,rrtiu; s ~ '"""' ''''o' Au'
The following report was read and received
~h;hoL..x =. ~ 100,
r.. 49, 'eo'' 1901
" fo''ee jury:
Your committee appoi,t tied at the last ses.
sion, to inquire into the practicabili,y and ne
cessity ofthe buildin. of certain BRIDGES ON Ba
you Blue respectfully report
That they have yisitel R.vou RIna Int ~,
ing to bad roads were unable to reach the
places at which bridges were required.
Froln information obtained from the resi-
dents On Bayou Blen IL bridge is needed
across Bay"n L.cro;x to enable the inhabi-
tsats OF lower Bayou Blue to come to the
mont.
Such = bridge will have to be made proba-
bly, l4O feet in length.
The probable cost Of such u bridge We NAV
be able to inform the jury during the session
as parties have promised to ascertain the
probable cost. and give your committee the
result ut their investigations.
Your Committee we're favorably impressed
With the appearance of the Bayou Blue Set
dement's. and recommend that such facilities
. can bo given the residents there to enable
them to come to the Court House of the Par.
ish he granted ~ soon "a no.s;hIc
tSigned) s. r. GRISAMORE.
" H. N. COULON.
With permission Of the Jury. Mr.. Thibo.
Gaux. from the Bayou Blue Settlement, made
the following statement and proposition, to-
VIZ:
Last Sunday he took five of the aoldeet o;,;-
1ons OF the settlement to examine the Bayou
LacrOix and make an estimate Of the nrEh:,
VIC cost oI the bridge prayed for aud DroDO-
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-02-23

For the first week Of Court April 9TH. 1884.
Ward.
Estivan Beattio 9pd:
Z FOret Mxrcolin 9TH
) Uucalc Sylvan "
4 Eobichaux Theodule md.
. Survls CUrditius 18th
6Jul,at Louis b. Ind.
SavOie JOurdxin 4th.
. Howell JnO. N. u. 2ud.
> " iliiaius WIN. Il. 10th.
JO Mresel Robert 9th.
II kVbiasOu Martin lst.
II bailte Albert 2ud.
~ Bcauva's Z. Fergus 7th.
IA Ferry g"Ot: WIN. 5th.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-02-23
A OF
10th. Judicial District Court, Par
lsh of LafOurche.
CLERKS OFFICE.
pAriah Of

l hereby certify:that the following persons
have been drawn by the Jury COMmi-s,our,s .
oi said Parish gu tLei24th day Of January 1851
to serve as jurors for tho following Term III
said Court beginning On Monday. April eth
1854 viz
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-05-30
NORTH VASSALBORO.

A Sabbath Memorial service was held at
the Methodist church last Sunday, Rev. is.
Thompson delivered the sermon which was
able and patriotic. About 80 members of r.
w. Mullen Post, G. A. R., K. c. Burgess
commander, attended. Rev. Mr.. Thompson
W Ill deliver the Grafton on Memorial Day
The conce rt given at Citizens Hall, last Fri
day evening by Prof. J. X. Soule of Water
vile, and his class of music pupils of this
village, was a success in every respect. All
taking parts did splendidly and were loudly
applauded. The proceeds, S37 90 net, goes
tow ards repairs on the Methodist church,
Last week while DR.. Tibbetts was leading a
horse behind his carriage, the horse stumbled
bringing the back of the doctors hand sud
denly against the seat rail, putting one of the
bones out of place He was 20 miles away
from home when the accident occurred. DR.
Libby put the bone in place again.-Mr
John Webber is putting a new roof on his
house, having raised it four feet. Mr.
Charles Adams has moved the main part
of his building into mis- garden and 10 building
in its stead two story 22x26 building. THE
trimmings of the Vassalboro Woolen Mills
the fence around the yard, and several of the
companv's tenement houses are being treated
to a new coat of paint. Mr.. Clogher. agent
of the mills, is in New York on business con.
nected with the mills. Next Wednesday the
directors hold their annual meeting at the
mill office, and it is hoped that arrangements
will be thus made to keep the machinery run
ning-Rev. Mr.. Chutters supplied at the
BAPTIST church last Sunday forenoon
Sheriff Ramsell is attending ont on the Law
court at Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-05-30

To-day being Memorial Day appropriate
exercises will be held in Augusta in honor of
the patriot dead who fell in the Rebellion,
under the auspices of Seth Williams Post,
6. A. r. The line will be formed at O'Clock
T. M. on Water street, the right resting near
Granite Block. Procession to move at 20
T. NJ. Following will be the order of pro-
cessioa:
DR.. D. P. Bolster. Marshal.
z. ". soule. Chief Of Stat. J. Q; A. Haves. Sur
geon- John z. Fossett. Asst Adjt GenT G. F.
Gannett, Asst Q. NJ GenT.
Aids-J. A. Jones. e. Gould, Murray Dana.
PulIen's Band,
Capital Guards
w. s. Choate, Captain Commanding
Seth Williams, Post 1s. G. A.. r.,
Geo. Doughty. Commander.
Harry stinson Camp. Sons of Veterans,
s. H. Holmes. Captain.
Carriages.
Orator and President of the Day
Maj. F. H. Phipps. Commandant KenneDec Arsenal.
State Officers. Augusta City Government.
Ofhcers Insane Hospital.
Clergy Citizens in Carriages.
Following will be the route of procession ::
Along Water street to Bridge, up Bridge to
Winter, through Winter to Winthrop, across
Winthrop to Sewall. along Sewall to Green
uD Green to Forest Grove, Mt. Pleasant and
st. Mary's cemeteries. After prayer by Rev.
Mr.. Thatcher, the Post will proceed to deco
rate each and every soldiers grave with
earth's choicest flowers, as a tribute of esteem
and affection, for those who gave their lives
that this nation might live. Returning by
Winthrop street to State, dowh State to the
Soldiers Monument, where the ceremonies
of the day will be concluded. The process
sion will move from thence through Water
street, in front of G. A. r. Hall, where it
will be dismissed
In the evening exercises will be held in
Granite Hall commencing at 7.45 p. NJ. VIM.
r. Smith, Esq, will be President of the Day
Following is the programme
Music, Pulen's Band.
Prayer. Rev. S. G. Sargent.
Response, Band.
Grafton. Gen. Selden Connor.
Music. Band.
Singing, America, Audience.
Benedction. Rev. DIR. Kicker.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-05-30
By the Band.
Stephenson.
Audience,

DR.. Will S. Thompson, who has been at
tending course of lectures in Boston BY Dr.
Richard Hughes OF London, will return home
Saturday.
We notice among the names of the gradu-
ates from the Maine Medical College, that
of Rev. c. B. Peckham. formerly OF this city.
Mr.. S. w. Bates of Waterville. is making
survey of the city for system of sewerage.
The schooner Seventy-six is unloading an
other cargo of hickory from Virginia for the
axe handle factory of the Hallowell Granite
Company.
The schooner Alice Belle is loading granite
for Albany.
Mr.. John NJ. Moffitt of the firm of Mofitt
& Doyle of New York is here to accept the
''drum" of the Yorktown monument. 1t
will probably be completed by Saturday
night, when it will be Immediately boxed and
sent to its destination.
There was a little furry of snow Thursday
forenoon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-05-30

Hon. Jacob Edwards and o. II. Afford, d.
rectors of the Edwards Company were in the
city Yesterday in consultation with Hon J.
Manchester Haynes and ]. II. Msnley, Esq the
local directors of the company and Capt n.
W. Cole, the superintendent of the company.
We can assure our citizens that the company
have determined 10 erect at once large mill
to be called Mill No. 3. Mr.. Whiting of
Holyoke, one of the most experienced mill
men in the country, will shortly visit Augusta
to locate the mill; this is very important
Question as the location must be at the most
convenient point in connection with the
power. After the location is fixed, proposals
VIII be issued and work pushed on the struc-
ture. Manufacturing is at standstill all
over the country, but this company propose
TO develop this property.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-05-30
Cure of Asthma and Spinal Weakness.
239 WEST 22D STREET,

Z39 WEST I'D STREET,
New YORK. NAV II, 1888.
Though ii may be irregular for a physi-
clan to give a certificate in favor of propri-
etary mdicine, still in the cause of humanity,
| venture to say a word in favor of Allcock'
Porous Plasters. which / esteem the most
remarkable external remedy of this century.
| have known these Plasters to cure Spinal
Weakness where the patient had been con-
fined for months to his bed. blacksmith
of my acquaintance was severely injured in
the back by the kick of horse; four ALI
cocks Porous Plaster quickly relieved him
of excruciating agony and cured him in a
week. Another patient, suffering with Neu.
ralgia of the Heart, was completely cured in
four hours.
In Asthma, | know of case where they
were worn for three months and fully re-
stored the health. In another case where a
patient had Sporadic Cholera, nothing re,
lieved him until he put three allcock's
Porous Plasters; in twelve hours all pains in
his chest and stomach disappeared. | know
that these Plasters, applied on the pit of the
stomach. are a sovereign remedy for Dyspep-
sia and Constipation.
Finally, if persons once use Allcock's
Porous Plasters they will never use any
other; they are so pleasant quick and pain
less-natures balmy assistant.
Fl. c. VAN NoRNAx VI. d.
"Allcock's- is the only Genuine Porou;
Plaster mayer teod&w1w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-05-30

Ihe Argus has been writing up the advsn-
tases of Old Orchard as a muster ground.
put as near as can be learned the accommo
aat'ons there are not of the best. The field
proposed for a camping ground is nearly a
mue from the depot and Old Orchard itself is
Nav down in one corner of the State. The
e'ate grounds in Augusta are undeniably. all
'nings considered. the most advantageous
mat can be found in Maine. for holding an
ehcampment They are near the center of
population of the State. the drainage is per-
.ee' and the equipments for tenting are stored
mere To transfer the latter to Old Orchard
vi anywhere else would involve additional ex-
pense. Still furthur the hotel accommoda-
sons IN Augusta are ample for the accommo-
uA''on Of any strangers that may be in the
s' However, there is little prospect that
.Ae muster will be taken to Old Orchard.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-05-30

"adsworth Brothers are making an elegan,
counter for the new bank 1t is faced with
mahogany with panel. and mouldines arts.
tically arranged
hon. Joshua Gray and A. E. Wing. will
heip forward the Blaine boom at Chicago
next week They start to-day.
r. h. winslow has bunch of the largest
bananas ever seen in this market
Kew Frederick Newport, delivers the
Memoriai address at South Gardiner, to-day
The prospect is that all the logs in the tribu.
! tailes OF the kennebec will be brought dow n
this spring as the water continues so high.
Major j. W. Berry is freseoing the Metho-
dLst church and will also decorate the interior
of the new bank.
ne sale OF reserved seats for the Amph-
ions concert next Thursday evening has been
large There is every prospect of fsll
house.
Our people will devote themselves to the
services of decoration to-day in accordance
with their time honored custom. The graves
OF soldiers in the rural cemeteries will be
decorated by detachments from Heath Post
curing the morning. At 10 o'clock Heath
Post will form at Grand Army Hall and pro-
ceed to Maple Grove cemetery at Pittston
and decorate the graves there. The general
toi hhc udt III Al i VI
In the following order:
Police.
Marshal and Aids.
Pittston Band.
Richards Light Infantry.
Heath Post No. 8, G. Ar.
wadsworth Camp, No. 5. sons of Veterans.
Togus Band.
Cutler Post, No As, AR
Hecla Engine Company.
President of the Dav and Orator.
City Government.
Disabled Comrades in Carriages
The line of march will be through
Water, Brunswick, Lincoln and Dan
forth streets TO Oak Grove GENE
tery, returning by Elm and Washington
streets to the common. Brief exercises will
be held at the soldiers monument after which
the parade will be dismissed. to be immed-
ately followed by the following exercises at
johnson hall:
Music, By the Band
Prayer.
Reading General Order
Grafton. BY Gen. Stephenson.
Singing. "America," Audience,
Accompanied by the Band.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-05-30

A big skating rink is to be erected in Bel
fast. Its dimensions will be l50x60 feet,
with brick front, and cost some $4,000. II
will be furnished with all modern conven-
fences. In the lower story will be two stores
W. X. Morrison, manager, and j. W. Par
ker, master builder of the rink, were in the
city this week looking over Capital rink with
view of getting some ideas. They also
visited the Coliseum in Gardiner. Yester-
dav the gentlemen were in Boston inspecting
the big rinks there.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-05-30

Mr.. J. +. Jefferds, the efficient chief clerk
of the railway mail service, has, at the solic-
itation of Postmaster Manley. effected an
arrangement by which the postal car on and
after Monday, will run on the "Flying Yam
kee" between Portland and Waterville. This
will give our citizens additional mail facii-
ties. and our western mails will arrive at 3. Is
BY this arrangement and be promptly deliv-
cred This will bring all of the Southern
and Western mails, and all mail west OF
except mail from towns between Portland
Brunswick, and between Brunswick and
Gardiner
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-05-30

Hon. ]. Manchester Haynes, Hon. John L.
Stevens and VIM. II. Bigelow, Esq, depart
ed for Boston yesterday afternoon and will
Join the Blaine club on their way to the
Chicago convention. to-day. Mr.. Sawin, an
agent of the Wagner Palace Car Co. was IN
the city yesterday morning making the maj
arrangements with Col. Sprague for the ac-
commodstion and comfort of the club on the
route