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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-04

The GRAND RArTDs NoKSrSe TFIeEssN
i one Of The nevsiest papers that comes -
~ Possessing All the requisites that 50 70
make ~ p thorough going. reliable daily
journal. securing TIE --latest telegraphic news
through the most responsible news channels.
4 certainly deserves large cirrulHtson -
Cborioffe ReJyuJifcan-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-04

LIVERPOOL, May 3--Most of the passen-
gers on board the Guion line steamer
"Abyssinia." who were brought back here
on account OF the breaking down of that
vessels engines. were transferred TO the
Nevada" of the same line, which sailed
yesterday. The remainder will follow on
this week = steamer.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-04
New Hall Dedication

The new hall recently fitted up Grand Rap
ids Lodge, No. :, Ancient Order LnIied
Workmen, at No. "a Canal street, will be
formally dedicated tomorrow evening. A
fine musical and literary program has been
arranged for the occasion.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-04
49, 70 - the Engllsh

VrrNS,. MAY alt u reported here that
the Italian consui has been Instructed % a.
suuae the protection II al British subjects IN
0.iesss. in fhe event II var between Russis
ndtFn4ia iand.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-04
a War Credit for Sweden.

STOCKHOLM. May 3-The Swedish govern
ment has asked the Regsdag for a war
credit Of SIX million Kroner ($5.9t0,ooO) for
the purpose Of strengthening the fortifica-
tions and other preparations to maintain
Sweden neutrality IN the event Of war be
tween England and Russia.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-04
Will Suspend Work.

ONToNAooN, Mich, May 3.-The Diamond
Match Company has decided to shut down
their mills until June l, in order to give their
fleet of vessels chance to clear off portion
os the docks to make room for new cut.
The drives will be very heavy this year.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-04

IA Csossv. Via. May the koteI at
fauezboro burned early tins morning. A
large percentage ~ tse coutents and vain
ftie property adioiniug. intending the Ianes-
hor, bank we're alee destroyed. Loss.
<-al ~ Insurance. = No
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-04
TIE Alsxardris Irsenni,ies.

Ca1se. NAY NahaT Psshs. IN an inter
riew bn-dsy. sad be heped - be shls on the
fr4t ~ June to dx the 3ste when ire Alex
sntria irsiefunities Vonid De psid.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-04

NAPLES. May 3-Mo1nt Vesuvius il again
IN an active state of eruption. The flow Of
lava. which is increasing IN volume. l. in the
direction of Tore del Greco and POmpeii.
Z has thrown the inhabitants of the sur-
rounding coantry into conformation
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-04

Cured At Sksnar. on the extreme southwest
ern coasf ~ Sweden yesterday Eighty
nine houses we're burned and one hundred
families rendered homeless.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-04
a Destructive Storm in Germany.

devasted Central Germany on Friday. The
damage inflicted was very great. particularly
in Ehuringa, the pr0vince of Saxony. and
in the valley Of the Hartz mountains.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-04
Real Estate Transfers.

Furnished daily from the Office of ". II.
Scribner. real estate dealer
Friday. May 1.-Sophrona X Bevier e.
Frederick Irmen lot and = lof le1
ss ~ bis kendails add ....-..... GO
Biliius Stocking 70 Arie Van Bree lot hlk
Stocking Smifh's sob ......... -
Grand Rapids Improvement Co. 20 Cor
nelius Wsgensar Dot - hlk las. ".
Brown : Sub .-.-.. ......... ] 80
Gooy Pyi 10 William Dekkers = ~ - lot
Is Tregent's sub ....-.... ..-...... ~
Jacob Na4yele D. Ellen Hamilton los Ma
yeie's II add .....-.... ssf
JsaeF,h Pysrd 20 Sabrey l.. Scotv iet 235
Leonard s fo's add ..-..... AZ
Arie Van Bree r. Nichols Renynse lots 3
aud blk Sticking & Smiths Sub ~
John Pizse a. VIZ. ! Plesa = q
sc q AlRems. ...... 81 ....... .......... -
Flizsbatf Myers L. Mar r. Byrne nessn
o 4 and lot ] II SO ~ fsrzftsn -
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-04
a Big Banquet for Lowell

LONDON, May Arrangements have been
made for a grand public banquet to United
States Minister James Resell Lowell prior
% ms departure for America.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-04
TIE Chinese Protest

TJoxDoS. May "A dispasch from Tiei1tzin
states that the Chinese government has PRO
tested aTainsf TIE occupation n Port Ham
ilton ~ tte BRITISH desf as 2 vioistion ~ tire
integrity q Earea-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-04

CsE15, Msy 8 Subss Pashs. Prime Win
ister - KzYBt. hss formally apoloe1zsa n
tn Frsnch Conrai far the supf.rszsis,E -
the gvwern srsanf - tsse fs1zT,Aors kysF5,tsrn
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-04
AFemaIe Socialists Grit.

PASIs. May 3.-Louise Michel has refused
70 accept pardon except n a participant IN
the general amnesty.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-04

NsczrSsv Ctrv. Nay There is no p4r-
espnbie -hanga IN Are condition ~ he iee
here. The vasther Is ..logdy snd murkg.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-04
M. Dumont Dead.

PARIS, May 3.-M. Dumont. the news
paper king and founder of Gil Bias, the Re
publican daily paper. is dead
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-04
The Best Kind.

There are Tots" Of Custo
Departments IN town. But v
can't help thinking and car
help saying that ours Is u
the best of its kind. Az
what is that kind2
Popular is the easy a.
strongest answer.
We make every grade
the most moderate prices I
the Best most Through a
most Elegant Tailoring, cc
suit Us on Suitings news
Spring Light Weight 0v'
costings and Trouserings.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-04

So Ps4sRssr &c. Nay 8-The Command
sut sf Nildi01stJrs. hs- been ortierei -
send away al fefnals r-sisien . - tfat g.laee
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-04

''HKw h the line lei the chips taii
where they viii"
SfKESo a CoNfANs.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-04

Wa are fsllls determined thu the peo-
ple ~ Michigan shall be eorFeelly Inform
Ell where i0 purchase Dry Goods and
Carpets SPKINa a COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-04
8AS6-BALI.
Yesterdays and Saturdays Games
Throughout the Country.
LOUISVILLE.

base hit-, CINCINNATI D, Patteburg =. Pltchers
Shallix and Corkhill; errUs. Cincinnati D. Pitts
burg II. Umpire. Walsh
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-25

PeISTs--MerrlmacE, fancy, Ia; dnu
chester, o; 4 Arnold, eh; AMERICAN, :
g.; Gloucester, mngi Il; uiouceste
silver grey, bi Allen, s; Lodi, y
simpson, 6; ,Eddystone, o; simpson mng
yer grey, 9; Richmond, pink and purple, 6
Dunnell suirting,l lbs RAgettE shifting
"a; ALEU- cheek, 81; Peabody, black, . l-2
Simpson, black, G; ROsedale, al'2
BROWN SuEFTING-Crown, l-2; Au
gusta, O; Ettrlch III, 81; Charter OAK, ~
Live 0nt, (; International, 8 l-2; Laureno'
II, .; Glendale. sh.. Enterprise, 9; Glen
BRows sBIRriNa-Cas Iron, s; Farm
srs, It'd; Honest, 7l-i; Pocah0ntsis, -
Allendale, 7; Century Ola; Dwight IL
Lockwood. 5o.s; Msnaioba, Id; Bedfur,
Il, il-i.
wamsutta, l0ls; Langdonr 9; Lcnsdale, S
Lonsdale cambria, Is Masonville, 10 l-a
Fruit Of Inc Loom, ~; Gold Medal, /?
Observation-Disclosures, a Z a, n; Amor
Q, 6; Easlon XXX, lO,4i Eastrn AA, 10
Raisieh, o. s'tsndard 2, s,gi Pearl Bivei
l21; Sibley Awning, -.
sTRIpEs-Hamilion; igai Thorndykt
W; Unknown, S-s, OK; iewet, City, *
Unknown. B.S, 10.
DENNIS Amoskesg, i2ll; otln, u.s..
York, 1875 Warren, lat.
UHrcKs AND PLAIps--Mount plcassu.
:; Catruba, ~; Old Dominion, 7, Mem
nhls, 7 Ia Queen City,.6 ~; Augusta,
Tennessee, 70, Cottondhc, u Cumberland
0isaIAMs-be Rates, \ i.s; sSotervllic, 4
WeAtville, z. Dntcp' Dress Plaid, y, s,notcl
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-25
DRUGS.

hotDs-acetic,l loo s, n; benzoic. Gle % OF;
carboic, soc 81 NJ cilric, CSC q 70; gallo, lSc
. 0z; oxallo. tic D. ID; saiicylic, % rs tb;
tannic,Si.c6 f'ib; tsrtario, powdered, SOC p, II
ALUM-31qcy0c f3 h.
AMMosia'- Bromide, Sc ., II; carbonate
| 10 IS N
ARROW R0or-- bermuda soc u 10.
| BALsAM NJ -,Cspaiba, 45c q ID, fir, i5c p ID;
TO ~, 5jc 8 ID.
BAnx--Cassia, 100 {, ID; sasGafras, i2c d
Wild cherry, lac Il III.
BAY RuM--s 0g2.75 {, gal
sMUTB+- SuonitrHte, s2.35 4, ID.
BLUE MAss-- i5c &, III,
BoRAx--i2c q 10.
Experimentation, Zoe u IL; English
81 e ID.
| CANTHARID Gs-- Russian, powdered, y GO
& ID
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q, II.
UINCHoNEDiA--P. & w. Log Walls, 2sc q
oz: 6-cS cans SC Q. OF; u. b Is, l-oz vials,
| slc y OF; 5-Oz cans, Ice e. OF
COCAINE Muriale, crystal, Ice q gr; 4
| ger cent. solution, u, 81 Z, OF.
IoRR0sI ~ NuBLI NATE Z, III.
CREAM rAkTAR- Pure, powdered, s0c y n
EXTRACT LOCKWOOD lOGl. f,t0.
SLfoRRiNE-S DC q 10; Priee, 75lgs5c
g ID
GuM--Araelc, SQs5oc I. 10; asafe.lda, 2sc
tllb; opium. 50 S5ai.l0 lib; camphor, 28c {, N
HoPs-. Pressed, 2Vp2Sc I, ID.
IODINE EesubliIood, 81 S,ib
ionoFl M.-l2c {, og.
LEAVES Buchi loo q, n; cage, pressed.
hs. " q ibi SIENNA. nc & 10.
MEL, uRN--NC II n,
MoRPBiSK-.f. q W., "a, S30j p OF; T.. Il
W OF, SsS; Smiths u, se.7Oi or, sos
uiLs-bcrga,Oo,, tanuenon's, S2,25 "a h;
| castia, 81 20 fi ID; castor, Sl.ibGl 80 * gal;
cloves, sl.i . {, ID; cubebs, 50 (, ID; lemon,
Sanoersun'. 50 q Ii, peppermint, 81 % pib;
sss airas, Sc q ID.
foGAs bromide. &c y ID; chloratc,
Ria.
DIVERS pOwDErS--ti ~ = H.
QuisiNk--f q W., SEs, DC S,oZ y. W.
.oa can, VIC q OF y, & ), oz s2c u OK d,
:. 5-oz cauS, SIC a OF,
hED PREciPiTArE--75c q 10.
soAP'.CAstile, mottlej, SO no . 70; white,
Cont, Hdl6c u u.
srkicuNIsE-Crystal, "a, si,C0 q Oh,
SuLPuuR..3lsat6cf ~ n.
WAX BEks--Yellow, 3oc {, hi white, tOot
CO. y 10.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-25
aAEDwApE ann "DETAILS.

ANEs--Collins, u dozen, 400; Gold Dol
ar, n dozen, s.uD; Diamond tdgo, q doyaa
800, Double BIT, l7.D
SktLbcrs AND LiDs-i5ic 2, 10; sugni
ketL,Os, &c II 10,
iIN pLArg--I. Z, luxli, y boz, S.m;l. q
lt29 " huA, 500 rexnO iis1n, IA hux, N,
lcruU, Ayas, h box, u 90
ftSwAgH-p'eced. discount o. "a cent
stan, rod, discount ~ q cont
suLuEH-NO l, 10, No. ,. aud -, lsc "A n
Duuk NoKss CoLLARa--No. |, 10 4, ,ioY
uAnhs..rwo loop, $50 I, dozen; thrc,
lOUp, RS " dozen.
TAoks--ln boxcs, iuO papers. UON boz
GBuR HoEa.-t dozen 7Ei. .iilroaf
piukr, q doseni $50.
MArrouHs.' Dozen, $50
RuBuFR brbriNG-. Dleruunt D. ., cent
NAti.s-I o., rate,
cunt W per cent, AmeH' list, steel goods
discount ~ aud ~ lur cent.
HEAVY uARpwAK1-Shnt,s, rplsn.a
30, poles, b,bI, sngletre.s, wagons, -e
lect, 70, buggy, -; express, Az, ensot
tongues, -, hickory RSlcs, 10 o.. bolsla,s
no; coupling pole, LIa, sp0kes, XXX. ~.
lcct, s.Ia, NM, lhu, sawed lelops, IA. LIS.
), 40, bOvdcu AhDca, Az, nnfi hwasicrn
nofso nsilsi Noe. eco; !, 6gi, \, $40. h..
lron, sc raioi plow steel, 20. spring steel
sci cast steel, l,c.
Dusairs-,.rade u, aud spriuE ton, % %
70 fHpip. do, open, thiV TO e.ts,. ~ aide
spring top, luO IN " lsa.n, 40, s.lis ~,
lVldu " iStp, do. phetons, LAO Ia ifsl ,si.
grade a, side spring, 10 10 ~ gttn. 10.
phsions, lsiip 10 fO.0l, bump sect bugr 81
10 " 70 SO.r; platform SPRINGS, tiV'uits,
i2l.uob hree spring wagons. po.op 10 i.75 =
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-25
shaetinr . pesr !, Kong R,n,r.


JUICE William II. Adams. who has
lately returned from hunt ng trip TO
the Nsstueea country, tel.s swsnd +
IA ss,ount OF .h,,,iny a due buck at
over 30, yards dlssance with q a. sail
ore iins, loa led With - yrslns or pow.
der. he hat takess eho, AZ ths deer
wnile rnnuipg. without hitting il. and
when the saimsl stopped on u little
hnol',. Ia plain sight, he de er-
ntnsd TO keep shooting at II
till his ammunition wac exhausted
ar he or the deer became tired.
He nred y shots In all. elevatiug his
rine higher and higher. Finally he
saw the deer kick i,ppssisntly, and
coneluded that bullet had touc ned
his hind leg, so he ained his ride a
full rod above the dear AID away in
front AND frea tho twsnty-sseonu
shot. Hs hat reloaded aud takau aim
again, when hs saw the deer TALL Hs
went down into and up out OF two an
ons oofore he reached tie euimal,
which WIS still kicking vigrransly,
and pus bullet Through his bead. Flo
touna thst his bullet had son, through
both forelegs OF tha dear, bre sklng
them sud just sraEing the bottom O!
the hrisket.-lPor'l 'nd Oreton. An.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-25
Confederate aoa.y In Canada

Charles ISnsen md John White
were prisoners NJ he police court YES.
terdsy on o charge ot fraud, by at
tsnnting 10 pass Confederate $40 blu
on ~. Jacobs, y secnnd-hand dsainr.
Jacobs stated tina. the priaorsrs
anupht $3.50 worth OF goods aud o.
tered him the bill. He went next
q por 90 get it chans, d, bus was old
o. his neiRhoor that the man had ter
dsred 1t there and tlat Il was useless,
'sh,l auother neighbor had refused Ia
aecapt enc bill. Jacobs returned "a
his shop aud tod hia customers that
ne would no, eccep' tina bill. Thew
seemed much surprised 10 discover
that II was worthless, and told him
they ha0 received II from woman
named Murphy. The magistrate was
not sure that they we're aware thar tho
Ill was valueless and discharged
Them - Torontn Globe.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-25
hide, Ann w,,ot..

Hipss-No. |, dry flini hides. - lbs an,
IN, over, nc eis, ~. |, DR., INT hides
under ~ ne, lac fis; No. 2, dry fln
hides, .uldsf. - n. loc IN, No /, dr.,
s.lied hid.s, lie y N, 80. s,dry sailed hi q
y = y. cry bulls and bad damaged, sc a N
hides, Iisc \ u, no I. green salted hi 4, !
sac q ~ No. |. green butcher hldes, 60 Z
~ No. y, green butcher n dos, &c q y. shsei
skins, n,1s5c each.
woof--Faii clip. io3t7c "A n.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-25
oxAIr ANp snEAOsrUFrs.

\NurAr--,J to 80 for good wheat.
;yr-Kansas, Tuct sacked, no. .n.
nrr-In ear, tp,tSic, sacked, ~ 70 sc,
rr--ln bulk, slgy2Sc, Sucked, sc'fssee
Si.EY-sOai5s; sacked, % 70 &c
Ar-per cwt-At miils " syW
SNnEAfs-rine bottled, llipl
51rrY and olsfrs-llW d barrel: an,
[D.cncppsa, c corn N M ~ rs. e corn snu
Az n. Vi FiiS OF lass.
Sr 5isS Paint 40 tcsiii gee,
rsSscy y 10 Il 70 q ! 81 low Ir.dss e
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-25

For fifteen years they have steadily gain.
cd In favor, and with sales constantly in.
efeasing have become tbs most popular
The q quality II WARRANTED - wear twic,
rs long ~ he ordinary cGrsetF We nave
lately introduced The q aud II II Grades
with extra long waist, Ri,G we can Furnish
them when preferred
t1ighest awards from al the worlds great
fairs. The last medal received ~ for First
Degree OF merit, from The lao Exposition
held ut New Orleans.
While scores ol patents have been found
WORTHLESS, the prlmc pies OF the Glove. Fit.
ting have proved irvaiunhla
Retailers are author zed 70 refund money
if, ON examination, these Corseis 40 not
prove as represented. For saio everywhe re
Catalogue free on application
THOMPsON. LANGDON a. Co, N Y
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-25

CAIrLr-- steers. . 10 a.sss feeders. 2 o,
toe 20, COWS, % t,2.5, hui ~ ~ 4, Al ~,
,ssi cs 7. !. s'c'ca'c; mix COWS. PEI head
ss - S !; ~ % 70 All sSssisS ;;
ps -. ~; 4. ~. a. . a's' ssssssn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-25

Pitmsu Il Roberts, contractors Tor J.
]. schillenger, patent cement sid. .
wake. Office At 0rd's Plsce, NJ. lll
Lamar street. Orders promptly A.
landed to.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-25

Sid, ASKED. Nominal.
ToHE-Ciosed: New York, dull Nov
Orleans, dull but steady; Liverpool. steady
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-25

Free coacert BY The grand crchestrs
and band at Mayer's Garden tonight
1hs Essy ofs.ns wlil A. wssrs
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-25

EXPORTS AND sTuoKs
Exports IRON ell Upitec Stsies pc.,ts Lbug
iar thia week. Great Britsiu 81, 236; France.
.,....: Conilnept, 2S,s95. S'nct oil Units8
s,tAtes porie: Vhis nay, 1897 tails d.
last year, S70,6S6.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-12-25
City Personals.
DEMoCRAT.

Judge Stewart of Wateryille was in town
yesterday.
Judge Libbey spends Christmas in Cam
bridge. Mass.
Hon. J. w. Porter of Bangor was in the
city yesterday.
Frank and Arthur Plummer have arrived
home from the West.
Mr.. F. L. Chapman of Elgin, ILL.,, is visit
ing Mr.. Sam Brooks.
Mr.. Will Hussey, formerly of this city,
has entered the photograph business in Sa-
lem, Mass.
S. C. Manley, Arthur Harlow. S. C. Brooks,
S. B. Fowler, w. F. Skeele, d. V. Thompson
are home for the holidays.
Mr.. Edward Stanwood of Boston, a native
of Augusta, class of 81. Bowdoin College,
in accordance with the choice of the class,
has issued a call for a meeting of the class
to observe the twenty fifth anniversary of its
graduation, at Bowdoin College, Commence
ment week, next summer. The class num-
bered 81 members at graduation. Among
the members are Judge Emery of the Supreme
Court of this State and Prof. A. Packard of
Brown University.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-12-25

A family in the pretty suburb of Scott
wood have been in trouble with their hired
girls They had jewel of German virl
who had come from the East, and introduced
many little ideas she had learned there
among others, to use Pearline in the .sdust
covers" In the bedrooms. But Louise GOT
married, and the family has had \ series Of
lncapables ever since Driven to de,pera-
uon, the mistress iually secured 4 country
girl, and determined to train her. She
proved OF Yankee descent, and vas CONSTANT
y experimenting, to find improved or ..ban-
der ways of doing her work. She was told
OF Louise's methods, and declared she -.
"goln' ter see" what they were worth. In
cooking she soon excelied. She took . fancy
20 Pearline, and, aside from washing and
bleaching clothes. did wonders with IL. She
washed the furniture with it; put il in the
water to sprinkle carpets before sweeping: use
It to shampoo the dog; iampened cloth with
II TO rub the mantels, the book-covers. etc
always had 1t in her dishwater; washed blind.
and woodwork with it; in short cleaned
everything. the house included, with it.
With Pearline for ally. she declares. .the
cholera won't stand no show round this ere
housed"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-12-25
Do Not Be Deceived.

Hypocrisy is the compliment vice pays to virtue.
Imitation is the compliment failure pays to success
The name-not the characterized Benson's Capcine
Plasters is initiated BY INSCRIPTIONS parties. who
make and try to sell plasters variously called "Cap
stein, "Capsicum." "Capsicn" "Capucin" plasters.
with the manifest intention to deceive. So cunning.
" and boldly is this done that careless people are
doubtless sometimes beguiled into buying such arti
Giles in place of the genuine. Happily the number
who follow this vocation decreases every year
through the refusal of reputable dealers to handle
the imitation goods. meanwhile be cautious In the
middle of the genuine is cut or porused the word
"Capcine." and on the face cloth is the "Three
Seals" trademark. Ask for Benson's-then examine.
One Bensons is worth dozen of any other kind.
MWSdIw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-12-25

Christmas Day will witness the grsndest
time that has ever taken place at Capital
obstacle races,a great five mile race between
Bert Locke and Morris Quinn of Hallowell,
two mile race between Harry Stone and
Wallace Hill champion fast skater of Water
ville Besides, the management have at great
expense secured the presence of p. T. Bar
NUNS royal white elephant Of Siam in all his
majestic glory and greatness and he will pos
itvely be present both afternoon and evening.
Tippo will give an exhibition on the little
rollers in the evening. The enjoyment will
wind up with grand ball.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-12-25
kof the Consideration OF the Howar,
Benevolent SOcletv

Winter, with its many hardships, is upon
the suffering poor of your community. If
all will only help little, you can clothe,
keep warm, and feed every suffering one in
your midst
Will not some one, "For sweet charity's
sake" kindly interest themselves in forming
q society for placing public Poor Boxes, y
made of durable material and properly in
scribed, in the hotels and club rooms: and
also limited number on lamp posts, in the
same manner as the United States mail boxes
are now secured.
The donations received are to be expended
solely in the purchase of food, fuel, clothing
and blankets for the deserving poor of your
community, irrespective Of race or religious
belief
For your fellow mans sake, take hold of
this matter at once. If necessary, ask the
public officers of your town to assist you, and
God, the poor, and your own conscience will
bless you for your labors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-12-25
.sCsl.. lGerte. Arr.irne1l.

He has used the democratic support ac-
corded him in his candidacy for the Augusta
T. o. - the basis Of an arrangement be-
tween himself, Mr.. Fowler and others, With
out the knowledge or consent of said support
ers, solely to promote his personal interests.
He has converted the New Age, . news
paper claiming to represent the interests of
the democratic party, into personal organ
through which to further his private interests
and ventllate his malice against self-respect-
ing democrats. who, in the interest of decent
politics, oppose them.
He has ied-wilfully and deliberately lied
lin denying and disclaiming any influence in
procuring appointments in the post-ofice,
when the fact is that one Hanks, the frst to
receive place in the postal service upon
the dismissmal of . republican, secured his
appointment upon the recommendation of
Morton.
He actively interested himself in securing
support to e. h. Pierce's papers for position
IN the Portland custom house, after said
Pierce had publicly branded him as liar
and trader, thereby tactly admitting the truth
of the charges.
He has persistently fought against any
attempt or suggestion to organize the CITY
AZ otuSH tu6t ue ulR0I maQlpu-
late its vote to better personal advantage,
and continue with less opposition to consti-
tuts city tickets and committees at pleasure.
and arrange negotiations with republican
soreheads for a division of the public plum
der.
In procuring the appointment of his servile
creatures to lucrative and responsible places,
ignoring the claims of respectable democrats.
ne has been governed by the idea that
to establish himself as local boss of the
democracy, he must improve on the worst
presidents and go his republican opponents
one better in rewarding his personal favorites
and Furnishing men of independent spirit, of
his own party.
He is the ruling spirit of confederacy
which put Mr.. Fowler in the P. o g., and the
obligations then mutually entered into were
OF such nature that Morton or none of his
colleagues have ever since deemed it prudent
to tell the TRUTH" regarding that remarkable
transaction.
Upon the foregoing specifications, arraign
Chas. B. Morton before the democrats of
Augusta, whose interests he has betrayed and
whose good name is smirched by his associa-
ton.
And l say to him, in behalf of many
indignant democrats, that the junta of slight
weights" which assemble at the New Age
office at his bidding, to direct the policy of
the city democracy, may as we'll put their
business into the hands of receiver now as
to wait for the March avalanche.
DEMOCRAT.