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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-19

Bor pnowSxD. --i4agh Glenn, the 10
sesT - sen a. tlis saiissos shs psrs
sIewnaend casi. whA wHh Nm parsnss
was visiting IL Tsesusa iast Friday.
wsnt beating On Abe bat there With an
ste@F boy namsd piek lSldes. TIA ~
eni9 y told as fallouil 81 she Nsses:
pfeh Elder stasea that ,shen thes usre
AnNnt onn niiit fruzn hfslwuss point aAa
4 hsA usAie ftea Ne rseerxstien shs,re
Mtl1h sammAaesh. 10 lIamp asalsnd IN
tbs hcAt Aud sadk en- The inn 81 iha
ExHxsiA fatriek keszh. With tnn asilsr
HsAns NnH AprtaNrhina skau tn i small
Ns&t Win At6s}her boaisi IL Tow. Aaa ise
siee1 xhE e15& keaklsssz freeks IA
turned ~ saeak tpkla asfapanians Ahsnl
The hosH foeiaAmfes. wheTp - 4s..Ir.s
e<is4 canliE& fsula Sbat fifectl5r. ira
tso&iu6 s4# SHa l,As IN "a vsF3ef slfss
Jumped into Tbs ltoas IL too fox skr eIar-
poze q khina 50 bin Ansl.saa<se. hnt -
ba4f wz@ ma sAhhbstAy eEla nsnk vIitA
klra. and she olhus haai. was obliged "a
tpA3 pack D. atphl aDnAA1 afssll}sul
I'm the iHe&nkima ihs kAsx ia tlaa wsla4s
Nss tsying fesasieliiy Is reaan liIs h,tsa,
kuk Ne ettseF l&g eesnaea pafafytAs.
with fear. and Naald nlue na n4&sxs asEsa.
ard before BE- could ~ ruaehad 81 el.ak
fkuns sikhs nnf Ws.s kotp. A naalh 4 a
ysHople uflttNsxHd lis accident frs,,n Ia
skcnA md 4 ai,taher IL eAil and ~.
keeta 9Nfe lessallils lAsInaAa.l. ilse.k %
<Gp2nta uAklnz eli haste u kke zshas.
t.1f sA<l 81 lkkse 30 lels.
xmAE ntnEsE ~ seaHixkMnkss
Hu6 tzsliesef Of HnsNk Niik sras tes.
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u.A EzxD orvzus a. oxEzu.A, y: r
eyNofiss d ks.ssy efsun tssf o. :. J, :.
r. NELSON has rid 1ctzes q m.s "
msks Anal proof bef1re ~ yndF4 q -
absanes tae Ciers Il ~ piszEt -
once, n s14ffis. ". II 20 He1e. -.
dty - ynly. A. n. 1884 % s1Ss
exf<oe Ma a1G1, for - 10 ], e n ~. 4
essnsk1p - nsrsA. rznget - -.
Z. Q spf ~ 4 81 - : - ssszh =
ship Sc nozkh. rsnss ssaaz . -.
Hs Esls,es = wlsnsrsss HHxJ =, - 4
Sacznal arssas. JoAa y. psMsfl - =
As6nscn, "a q Hsnsnten, " Ln-w~v
n<es3yq ue8lsllH q ~ - - -
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gclas e. JAncxs. lCnas. =. yAssCxE,
Notary Puhiic. Hasvsyor.
rH0 n IANfeuR A ossr

wal locate settlers on the public lansis
% ilAe Gnited stetes, Gle ali classes %
entities, znd sxeeate Land Oiiies papers
Rsssk4 szflo6 nj klils City
Aboue acres Of vassnt Government
iAislsa. alsa
. lsmlpsr aisd tArming lands open 10
asEilenAsnt and purehases
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Notice Of final Proof.

o. 9. Lam oYszcz Al oLxzrFlA, ". T.
zeiEFs July 10, 1885.
81 Notice Il hereby given that AZ BERT D.
OoWDEN his aled notice Of intention 10 make
hnnl proof sfore Nelson McOailum, Auditor
Of Kitssp coanty. q his afhce, % Port Madi-
son. ". r. On Thursday The 9Th daY Of
August. A. II 1885, on prs-en ption D. q. No.
esq for the 81 4 Of sW Il az secs.on a
township rs norlt. FsnGs easl
He names - witnesses: Henry O. Haie,
Peter ;. Jac lhsou. John W. ~ her ana Jssn.s
2. Boyd, all Of Port Madison. W.T.
JOHN =. CONVEY.
tyleen2o Reatstsr OF ths Land OfHna
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Notice OF Final Proof.


Q. 3. Lam 0rs7ca a oEnxrrA, VT.
MAG ~. lksk
Nostcs = hefehg given thnl SARAH
BALL hAs 1lsd pcties 81 intonstsD h
nats hnal prcof before 8. b. vruon,pp >.
hotzxy Paezlc y his once. - eezsfis. VI
% wednesday. tbs isth dag ~ 1uls, 4. D.
% I. e secffon % sovsshfp - norfh, rznrs
ehe names a. witnesses Geo. Le~psr.
Niles Andsrsen. wits L Auies AID =. r
Andersen, al q Fhinney, VT.
SoMN y. e0WKY,
jeiiya R1eszssr Il shs Lad Oflzes.
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE

@.~@6 y
DispsnsAry No. SIS
kearny Etreet. Sac
FRANCHISES. Estah
hshed In 1854. for
III, treatment Of
Sexual and seminal
Diseases such -
! 6oEoaEIinA, dLxxz,
|. SrzrCrUEx, SxPHu-
SIls In all It's forms
4 SEMINAL Wx1Ksnss
Sand IMfoTENor
! loss Of manhood
rAa~rna~N~(1w ...-I
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TO LEASE.

rrvE AcRxs or UNzMPIQ<6 ~.
y pryyesty re9f t1e ress1eesz n -
w. Hail i offers1 N khe nz111zz 3u7
seasa IN term 81 yeAfE g 49, w
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M1suErLANroUs
Blaine, SenialHnoe and New Wesfmin.
sisf Slsge Reufs,


CONNECTING WITH STEAMERS
" to Blaine gad SemiAhmoa4 The stage
win leave for New Westa, mister inmedS-
stely Affsr the arrival Of the steamers on
fridsy. and 'sil return. leaving New
W esfminsteE on Saturday MORNINGS &C 5
O'Clock RaFasa~h way. -.
special trips mate when 9esired,iv9 I'm
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erA0ceted rum The syuen fo- 10
NERVOUS Debility, Imunt.cs- 50.
Losses, SEXUAL Decay, Rsnt.i "a -.
weakness, fziling Memory ~ -
Ssaossa Developmeak lmpsdinsnsa 4 ~.
nAee. esc.s from exoessss OF ycrshf,a f.;lss
Sa ~ ~ CAUSE speedily. sAfsly Nd plrkS
Younr, middIs.asss ana "a -. - I,
who ned medical 81 IN snd s<rsss-. - "
suit me osd Europssn PhysicIsa 4 - n.
opinion costs nothing and NAV ~. f,.s~.
mlsety and shame. when incocys1iss1 n
visit shs cfts fer treatmsrt ,sSIc,sss - ~
sans eysrywhars by axpren. free -. -
yAtton. IL b ssifeyident go ! -S-.z....
who gives his whole aftsn6.n A 49, n a..
eases attAins greai akin. ard nS<r.>5sss
throaynout the country, mowinr i1E Az
qaeaty recommeud difAcu21 crses : - ~
- spseia.ists ~ whom evsvy k1srs -
seIneay = used. The Doctors aes ma srsrt
s s...i mAssa his epiniOn q szprsns iasss
Send for the ssnitar,., e,uIse !, n..sk
sent free. Also. scIf AnAlyst =
Dr. Liebags wosDxEFrn aEaN1x nv,oon..
ION permanently prevents all unnzlsssi lers.s
Rom the systena. tones the nerves. Ennva.
ems th2 musciee, oherhs The H.sia lBvlsuz.,..
NE Whole system, an1 rssiorss ~ siEis1af 4
health and happiness
TIE resson 80 many cannot 81 erre1 Il
seminal Weakness, less o. Nsnkpo5. - IL
owlng 70 eomplieaiion csllsd FFsslxiorrllss
VII nsperasthezsA which rrqlhss pseusr
srcstEent Or. Ldeeig's iaEl7cztof 4 q
only positive cure for prosiasofsksa. vim -
ssiiar tpeciAi treatment used Il De rstls
pigpe1sary.
Price Of Invieorator. 81. O. q Al u.
ues. w. sent 30 any addrsf. cesersa -
curety nom Observation. Tspsss ~ go
derfai power Of The InviForElo 4 a h1lsls
wiz be given or seat frea.
Powerful Electric Belts frea q psEl-1A
Consultation free and private. oar q "A
oFess LlEBfG DEAFkN&Axf,
Prfvsse entrance. las Ns1on rfrr4 ~,
blocks up dsAry from Kssrny. Main Eula.k
through DispensAry Drug store mhiAfs>H
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sTEAMEk TRAVEL. ETC.

DIRECT ROUTE TO
8 WhAtc1n. Through By day
touching ~ Ut.ala1y, Laconner and Sa1-
lsh- Leave Whatcom fsr Ferndate on
Saturday, Returning. leaves Whascozn
On Wednesdays aed sundAys a. I q m.
For freight or passage apply on board
or to GEO. FOSTER. ON Ye-ler wharf.
CURTIS BROWNFIELD.
APPS Master.
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Notice Of final Proof.

o. O. LAND oyrIcE AT t1zxxrIa, VIII
sts, 9. - a'1-ssssas sss 3ulya leoS.
- Notins d hsrehg gwen that JOHN
DoxLE hes nIed Dsf1aa Of tufenflon 30
maks anal proof before the Register and Re.
eesysE, = tneir olaoe, N Olympia, y. T.
lss5. On Pro empstrn p. + No e68a, for the
y \ q sW 4. s~ 4 % NE 4. and sE L Of
NV = OF ssstien p. tosnxkip - north, range
e1sl
He HAmes a. witnesses wsitef McLeod.
no HcEay. flames Rost snH Frank Lsoyd,
s0HS y. CONVEY,
iyaan1s 1aEistaF o. ths Land Orc
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-19
CURE ENcicEsTiom.

Ayers Pills act directly on the digestive
and sssimilzfiye organs, influencing health
full action, imparting strength. and e.adi-
eating disease. G. W. Mooney, Waila
Walls, W. T., writes: :. have suffered
from Dyspepsia and Liver troubles for
years past. / found no permanent relief.
until commenced taking Ayers Pills,
which have effected = complete etire.-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-19

ssnnr Glide G. W. Goye, Gszastes
r RAVES YEsLER,s WHARF on
II Wednesday and eaturisys returning
Thursday and Monday, ealing 81 stan
wood, utsAlady. Moss Landing. Skagii
CITY, Mount Vernon. Starring and al ID
tezmeds4fe points aboye. For freight q
passage apply on board or TO GEORGE
H0sTER. on the wharf. apI
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CURE PILES.
Sold by all Druggists.

j C A.
- For sale Wholesale STEWART. Frontst
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-19

A lsta ILUnsss CoMrkxz. The Osk-
land tOAi. Tribune has TIE following /:
I" Ths well-knovn firm known a. the
Puget Sonnd Lumber Company, Of San
Francisco which has purchased DIR.
Mefriit's lumber yard, corner OF First
and Washington streets. and also the
Alameda yard Of Rsptou, Hslmes d
Oo. u eomprissd n tho follewina fiFms
naniifacinriue Puget Sound lumber .
Rsnton, holmes 4 Co. Hanson 90.
and y. WI Adams d Son. The Puget
Sound Lslmber Company nov has yards
al south Vallejo. Rutherford. Sc. HsIe-
ns, Calistoga, Suisun. Woodland, Will
Jams, Maxwell. Fresno. Tulare, Han
ford, Dixon, Alameda and Oakland,
with 4. Powell as general manager.
The Oakland and Alameda business is
In charge Of Thos. WilkiRsoa and O
NJ. Merriam. Mr.. wilkinson, for the
past nine years, has been manager of
the EIroc,klyn iamber yard, and Mr..
Merriam was formerly Of the drm Of ID.
ID. Merriam Il Son, lumber dealers at
Quincy, ILL.,. and for the past year has
been manager of the Mendocino Lum-
Der ODmpany's yard ct MERGED, Cal.
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AisosLLANEous
DIX O. l. MILLRR, 81.
Ss cl'rry s''sst' s.s..ls. III
20. box a
Special. Private and chrsu,.
Shin Diseases Cured,

seminal wsaknss. ..s
vous disorders caused bv .xs.
Pesfttvely cured, on a. s~~-
msnt plan.
send Tor prinses questions.
DA Q. L. MILLRR,s re-..s
Die success An the earinr ~ =,
Chronle Diseases 4. wen
Bis success n due % hs. a -,
experience and oh~prv.rs.s
his practice.
- No nsere pasients s.s..
Our Boys Farms unsiisn. -
aay OF March. whes an -,
tsge~ will be flatshea. H.-.~
can accommodate ON. -
siens tnaslel with a nicsly fur...s
ed room aad An home ca. - =.
ny residence, los CAerry ssr,s.
Tree OF charge.
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AYERS PILLS
CURE RHEUMATISM.


Rheumatism Is among the most painful
Of the disorders arising from vitiared
blood and derzngement Of the digestive
and biiisry organs. Ayers Pills relieve
and care Rheumatism when other rene
dies !sil. s. ". Spencer, Syracuse, y. Y,
writes: e was confined to my bed, with
rheumatism. three months, bat, affer
Using few boxes Of Ayers Pills, became
wen man."
CURE couT.
$. I-srsinr, Yonkers. n. Y, writes:
$ Recommended TO me IS 9 cure for
chronic Cesfiveness, Ayers Pills have
Teiiered NE not only from thSf trouble.
bit also from Gou;. II every victim of
the disease would heed only three words
Of mine, could Danish Gout from the
land. Those words would be, Try
Ayers Pills.
CURE PILES.
Piles are iudnced BY hahitual eonstipa-
ton, debility, indigestion, or a morbid
condition Of the liver. A cure Is best
effected by the use Of Ayers Pills. John
Lazarus, 81. John, Y. B.. writes: st was
cured Of the Piles by the use of Ayers
Pills. They not only cured me of that
disagreeable disorder, but gave me new
life and heaith.n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-19

Hail's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
newer never fails IN restoring gray hair
10 LEI youthful celor, lnster and vitality.
DR.. A. A. Hayes. State Assayer Of Mas
aachusstis. indorses il. and all who give
IL fair trial unite in grateful testi-
mony 10 its many virtnea.
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DIR. LIEBIG
PRIVATE DrsPESsARy.
200 6sary street. San Fss,.
cisco. Oil.

/. Conducted by qualified phy.
acians and saEEsons-sseulsr
graduates.
Sfhe oL.pEsF sPBcrArlRrs
10 the United etsass, vhe-s
LIFn Lose IxPzaiKscz Der.
feet msthed and pure mad.
cine, insure sPExDx ana Pra.
9AEEsr srEEs Of all Prfvsta.
Chronic and Nervcns Disessss
Anections Of the BIooD, eE,x.
krDScxA RLApBKa EEurrlozs'
ULcEss. Old soaks swnrlrSs
o. rzx GisASDs. SozE Mourn
TEnoAr. BoKR PArxs. perr.a-.
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CURE SERIOUSNESS.

JohDC. Pz.tison. Lowell. yebr., wri,lss
II Twas attacked with Biiisas Fever, which
was followed By Jaandice. was 50
dangerously Ill. that Hy friends deSaaiFed
OF my recovery. / commenced taxing
Ayers catharfic Pills, and soon rHgsiRcd
my CUSTOMARY sirspgth and yigoE- Ifesl
certain thaE / owe Ely recovery 10 yssIr
invaluable Pills. &
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cuRx HEApacng.

Headaches are usually induced by cos
ttvcness, indigestion, foul stomach, or
ether dersngsmeats az the digestive sys-
ten, and n1ay be easily cared BIZ tie use
q Ayers Pnls. Mrs. Nary A. sce,t.
Portland, Me-, writes: 81 bad suFerssi
dreadfully from Sick Hesdsrhe. ard
thought myself incarzhle. Disorder Of
the stomach caused II. Ayers Pills cured
me entirely
Daily Kennebec journal., 1885-01-09

Mr.. Abel Russell has been appointed en-
crossing clerk in the Secretary OF States
office,
DR.. Lapham, DR.. Scott Hill and Hon. D.
w. Bradbury, attended the quarterly meet
ing of the Maine Historical Society at Port
land, yesterday.
The Senate did well in selecting Mr.. Charles
Fl. Loveioy to be their Messenger Mr.
Lovejoy did not have single competitor
He has served five terms.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1885-01-09

The executive committee of the State
Grange, consisting of Worthy Master Robie
and Secretary d. M. Hail. members ex-officio
Nelson Ham, Lewiston; b. Hunter, Strong
G. A. Hall; J. w. Lang, Bowdoinham, was
in session here yesterday. Where the next
meeting shall be held, printing and lecturing
were the subjects under consideration. The
committee will continue in session today.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1885-01-09

&N~Goods damaged by fire and water will be
sold at auction on "Wednesday afternoon, at
half past one, and evening at seven O'Clock,
in block on Cony street, east side Every
thing will be sold very cheap the 'th OF jan
uary. MRS. MchEszlE. J'''u''
A-Chas. jenkins, at his fish market, south
end of Water St. keeps constantly on hand
all kinds of fresh, picked, dry and canned
fish. also Providence River oysters ana
Scarboro clans. His stock is not exceileo
in freshness and good quality, by any IN the
o;,r sept20dtt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1885-01-09

MIR. John Judkins of Gardiner came to TINS
city Wednesday and drew $640 in cash out
OF the Augusta Savings Bank. He carried
Tile money home with much care and depos-
lied 1t IN box in bureau draw. The
bureau stood in bedro 1m on the lower foor
OF his house. Yesterday forenoon he entered
'ne room with the intention of taking the
money and placing it in a Gardiner bank
Almost the first thing that met his eye was a
window, which was opened. He at once
rushed to the burean and on opening 1t was
aumbtounded to find that the money had DIS
appeared. Officers were at once summoned
out up to last night no clue had been discov-
cred. Mr.. and Mrs. Judkins are aged peo-
PIE living alone in the house. "Wednesday
night they slept several rooms distant from
'nst in which the money was placed. 1t Is
believed that the thief was an expert and
seeing Mr.. Judkins draw the money from the
oahk in this city followed him, and watched
W see where the money was left. In the
night he entered the room aud took tine
money as described. stick was found on
'ne ground outside the house. The house Is
An Old one and located on Harrison Avenue.
Inc loss of the money will be a hard blow to
sae aged couple, as it was their living.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1885-01-09

Gen. Joshua l.. Chamberl aims commission
as Mai. Gen. of the Maine militia, expires the
first of next week. He was commissioned Jan.
10th, 1879. 1t does not appear what action
will be taken by the legislature. Among the
appropriations to be made by the legislature,
will be one of $50 900 to be expended in uni
forms for the State militia. The militia is
uniformed every five years.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1885-01-09
RucLIen's Arntca SaIvs.

The BEsr SALvE in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Burns, Sores, Ulcers, Salt hheum n
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands Chll
blains, Germs. and sll Skin Eruptlons, ga,
posi,ively cures Piles, or no pay required
IL is guaranteed to give perfect ss'lsiAI'lu. W.
or money refunded. Price 20 Genus per u;us GUn
For sale by Fuller Drug store, =: " N."'
man Co.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1885-01-09

Worthy Master Robie installed the offers
of Capital Grange last evening. Nearly all
the members of the Legislature who are pat
rons, were in attendance. A bounteous sup
supper was served. Brief speeches were
made by Worthy Master Robie, Nelson Ham,
B. S. Pardee, Rufus Prince and +. w Richie
1t was a most enjoyable occasion.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1885-01-09

The election of Mr.. John F. Chase as As
,istant Messenger of the House could not
have been bettered. Mr.. Chase Is an ex-
soldier and bears the marks of his gallant
service during the war.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1885-01-09

D. II. Holman, Assistant Inspector of G.
A. R. has finished his work. He has inspect
ed ten posts the last being Sedgwick Post of
Bath.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1885-01-09

With the injury of the Penobscot ice fields
by kerosene and the long term of mild wealth
er, it looks IS if the Kennebec ice men would
have the ice business to themselves.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1885-01-09

The county commissioners will shortly adj
yertise for bids on the contracts for the work
Of erecting an addition to the Court House.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1885-01-09

An Augusta physician, while driving in
the country, was thrown headlong to the
ground, his wagon slewing on hill Fortu-
nately III. doctor was not injured.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1885-01-09

The county commissioners organized yes
terday and elected c Marshall Weston
chairman.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1885-01-09

breathes there man with soul so dead,
Who never to himself hath said;
What is there here to conquer pain9
And thereupon his words recoii
AND answer, buy st. Jabobs Oil.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1885-01-09

The mid-winter term of tho Superior Court
i. of unusual length.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1885-01-09

The democratic State committee will meet
in Augusta. on, or about the l4th inst
Daily Kennebec journal., 1885-01-09

Prof Chandler will lecture at Union Hall
next Sabbath at p. NJ. on "The Effect OF
Alcohol on the Human Frame
Daily Kennebec journal., 1885-01-09

Hon. Oramandel Smith will probably re-
aide in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1885-01-09

Gardiner sends large number of tramps
10 Kennebec Jail.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1885-01-09
"Rouyh on Coughs"

Ask tor "Rough on Coughs, ror coughs
colds. sore throat, hoarseness. Iroches' l"c'
LIQUID 25c.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1885-01-09

The police have spilled large quantity OF
contraband liquor the present week.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1885-01-09

The country fields are bare and brown as
in April.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1885-01-09
gofal and State Ae,us.
Friday, January 9, 1886.
FANCY PRINTING.

,,;n need of fancy and engraved dance orders.
.,orrammes, announcements. wedding aud visiting
puSs large and varied assortment OF samples can
ssnsrs he found at this Office. Have new and de.
mt ay mail aud prices quoted.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1885-01-09
Local Notices.

&AHMUsIC LEssoNs.-In classes of three,
"a lessons, Sl0 at the Halowell Classical
Academy
Daily Kennebec journal., 1885-01-09

The forenoon train from the east was an
hour late yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1885-01-09

The skating on the river was frst-class
yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1885-01-09

Many of the legislators returned home las,
aight.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1885-01-09

The country roads are exceedingly rough.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1885-01-09

The executive council organized at lis
p. NJ. yesterday with the choice of Hon. S.
c. Hatch a. chairman. Attorney General
Orvlle d. Baker, was qualified and Col. II.
M. Sprague elected to fill the position of
State Pension agent, left vacant by the re-
siguation of Maj. S. J. Gallagher to assume
the Adjutant Generalship. At 30 z. M. the
council adjourned to 2 80. Oramandel Smith
was qualified as Secretary of State Finally
adjourned to meet Tuesday.
1t is stated on authority that the will OF
ex-Gov, Coburn was read at 10 o'clock Thurs
DAY forenoon; that there are 81, 100000 IN
oequests for charitable purposes, S6o.ooo
being bequeathed fora public library IN
Skowhegan that Waterville college it liber-
ally remembered; also the State College.
The executors are James X. Dascomb, Gen.
H. Is. Sheppard, Geo. N. Page, l.. w. Wes-
ton, Skowhegan, and Judge Charles Dan
forth of Gardiner. Mr.. Weston is in Cali
torna. The executors hold a meeting next
week
Daily Kennebec journal., 1885-01-09

The river is higher.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1885-01-09
T. NJ. GoODHALL

The next quarterly conventian of retorr
clubs will be held at South Windham, Jan
18th and 29th. 1885. Free entertainment.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1885-01-09
INSANE HOSPITAL.

to-day a substantial and imposing structure
of granite and brick. which is complete with
all the modern Improvements which science
and experience have devised, for the cure,
or amelioration, of the condition Of the in
sane. 1t is proud monument of the humane
benevolence of great State, and is the ag-
gregation of the public contributions of
forty-four years. We now have provided all
that seems necessary for the wants of the
insane of the State for many years to come.
The trustees have built, during the past two
years, two new pavilions, capable of accom-
modating about one hundred patients, and
giving an opportunity for better classifca-
ton. The necessity fos full completion of
the buildings required an expenditure of
sl3, ,443 A in excess of the appropriation Of
$4,000. The detailed accounts show the
expenditures have been carefully and eco
nomically made, and the present financial
condition of the institution is an improve
ment over that Of 1888. The receipts of the
Hospital for tine past year have been $780,
900, and the disbursements S97 900. The
present resources are s5l ,29l84, and IN.
liabilities $50, ,5l3.58, leaving the net fesour-
ces $50, .26, as against Sl8, ,1I6. So in 1879
The number of patients December |. 1894
was 460, the same number as in 1883. bnt
the whole number under treatment during
the year was 667, uf which number POI have
been discharged The several reports of
the officers show that the condition and dis
cipline OF the institution are of a high order
and that the superintendent has faithfully
discharged his snerous and responsible
duties. The Hospital is considered to be one
Daily Kennebec journal., 1885-01-09

Sebago water and piping of building,
Ventilation,
Two family houses, furnished complete,
Steam heating facilities,
General repairs of buildings and farm
improvements,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1885-01-09

The regular annual appropriations of
a13,0c0 for two years, (l5S5-6) iDclud-
ing 5000 for each year for MechaDi-
cal Department,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1885-01-09

sS,46s,e2l.sS 36.399, ,720.20
Jan. I, 1884. Jan. T.ISS5.
81, 700, 1872 % $l,s26, 200. 90
s96,5S7 25 s73,13l.ls
57.604.l9 l92,319.4I
3,775.33s.2i s3,50s, ,Osi.6i