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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-02-27
A BLIZZ ARD.
Inc Biggest Snow storm Known for
nears-A Gale of Wind-RailrOads and
streets Blocked

The most severe storm of the winter pre-
vailed yesterday. Snow commenced falling
On Thursday and during the night changed to
rain and sleet. But yesterday morning the
storm returned to snow, which fell furiously
all dav, accompanied by fierce gale which
developed into a blizzard of the worst kind.
travel by teams was interrupted in all direc-
uohs and foot passengers were few. Outside
me city the country roads were in many cases
impsssably drfted and but few people were
III from the rural districts. Several of the
"Sges came up missing or many hours be-
n'hd time. Many times curing the day one
eouid gaze the entire length of Water street
'"u not team was to be seen, a
~ost unusual circumstance. People, as
arue, staid indoors unless called out by
BUSINESS. There was but one session of the
SCHOOLS The telegraph and telephone lines
''nered but little, although in several in
'ances 1t was reported that wires were cross
W. Railroad travel was interfered with by
"' drifting SHOWS, and many of the trains
'efe late. The snow plows, however, did
suecnve work in clearing the rails. The
''iock train was so minutes late and the
,'iock over an hour. Last night the wind
view with even greater violence than ever
aua lowering drifts of snow filled the streets.
-"e sidewalks were generally deserted and
.efyoody pronounced it the biggest snow
'''m known for years. 1t is estimated
~ r"' over a foot of snow fell. Street
commissioner Blaisdell undertook to
1--WE nome with span of horses but on top
"'nthrop Hill he got stuck in snow drift,
'' ooliged to unharness his horses from the
ana return to the city. Last evenings
e"ston mail did not arrive, the trains not
- "Ains connections. The night Pullman
.'u bangor to Portland was cancelled, the
''i oeing stuck in the snow on the Euro
f.an and North American road; also the
!, e"' Fullman from the west. 1t is very sell
). .nat the snow is so deep on the rails of
"' 'aine Central that it is necessary to dis
'"'inue trains. The wires west of Portland
VIC uown last night, which accounts for the
~ 'serness of our Associated Press news.
wires were working to Portland, how
II Is reported that no rain fell but
euow came instead,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-02-27

Boston, February 25.-Every employee and
every workingman should read the next Bos-
ton Sunday Globe. A prominent New Eng
land company, doing a large business, has
inst taken all of its workmen into partner
ship, so that 800 employees will get share OF
the profits in 1885, Full particulars of the
new plan, and the terms of the agreement,
will be given in the Sunday Globe. Order it
to-day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-02-27

The Farmers Institute, which was to have
taken place at Whitefold, yesterday, was
posfponed. Secretary Z. A. Gilbert and
Messrs Barnes, Tolman and Leland, togeth-
College, we're showed in at the Cony House,
being unable to reach Whitefield on account
Of the blocked roads, and they departed for
their several homes on the afternoon trains.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-02-27

The appointment of Mr.. Henry A. Chase
of this city as post-office inspector, was anoth.
er blow by this administration to the wishes
and hopes of Messrs. Plaisted and Morton
Mr. Chase applied to Gen. Plaisted for a
letter endorsing him for this position. 1t is
understood that Gen. Plaisted refused to give
the letter, informing Mr.. Chase at the time
Of his refusal that this was position which
should be filled by a person who was an &C
cOmpished political manipulation and wire
paer; that they wanted in this place man
who could aid the party and he did not think
Dir. Chase was competent to perform this kind
OF work. Col. Morton was more emphatic
IN his refusal to give Mr.. Chase
letter. He said that he would
not recommend anyone to Villas; that
Villas was a two-faced william. Hon.
James w. Bradbury also refused to give a
letter as did Mr.. E. C. Allen. 1t is learned
That Mr.. Allen in his refusal stated that he
should not ask any more favors of this ad-
mlnlstration. But Mr.. Chase had friends
within the democratic party, and 50 sue
ceeded in securing the appointment, notwith-
Standing Gen. Plaisted and Col. Morton re
fused TO back him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-02-27

We have been requested to insert the fol-
,oxing: Randolph Cadecott of Chester, Eng,
and distinguished artist on the London
Illustrated Graphic, died at the residence of
Dr. H. C. Aloggett in st. Augustine, Fla,
Feb. 18th. MIR. Caldecott illustrated Mrs.
Evinp's stories also "John Gilpin."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-02-27

The publishing houses of Mr.. E. C.
Alien and Hill & Co. are doing an immense
and furnishing business the present winter,
and their mails sent out are heavier than ever
haforp
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-02-27

Co severe was the storm yesterday that the
mon employed upon the railroad bridge,
core obliged to suspend Operations at 10
o'clock A. NJ.
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Diee.

In Arson, Feb. 81, Golf NJ. Mantor, aged 70 years,
months.
In Parkman, Feb 49, Lizzie Holmes, aged about
20 years.
In Easport, Feb. 20, Joseph Huckins, aged 81 yrs.
ON Campobello, Feb. %, Joseph Sirles, aged II
years, months; Geo W. Porter. aged years. mos
In Warren. Feb. 81, Mary l.. Colson, aged p yrs.
At Matinicus. Feb. IS, Lucy b. Perry, aged IS yrs
II months, 10 days
In New York. Feb 90 Geo. II. Fales, formerly OF
Thomaston, aged 65 years, months, days
In Waterville, Feb 23 Martha l.. Russell, former
ly of Pennington.
In East wiltoa, Feb. 20, David ~ Macomber aged
nearly - wears
In Fairfield, Feb 49, Mrs. Mary Winslow, aged Al
years, 10 months.
In Fairfield Centre Feb 81, Mrs. Hannah Holway,
aged 81 years, 10 months.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-02-27

Stanford Mitchell of Boston, Mass, who
will occupy the pulpit of the Universalist
church to morrow, is not only devout' and
inspiring singer of gospel songs, but think
er and student of the religious themes of the
dsy. Mr.. Mitchell is employed all the time
by different parishes in the Universalist de-
nomination to aid during series of meet.
ings for religious awakening. Having verv
recently visited Watertown, N. Y,
the Times of that city says Gas in other
places Mr.. Mitchell awoke the echoes; hav-
ing the singing in charge he justified his high
reputation as an accomplished singer and
laader. His solos were the perfection OF
song" Mr. Mitchell will sing morning and
evening. He will be welcomed by large
congregation No doubt. as it is a rare opportu.
y to listen to religious songs rendered as this
singer renders
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Republican Caucus.
Friday Evening, March 5,

The sidewalks and streets up town were
.overly drifted last night
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G. A. h.

R .Sa OF Beautiful and c..
bv sIen SSSommand~r Samuel ". Icy
T.m rnass OF Seth Williams Post N =. the
an Order. ~nmander Issues
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-02-27
GARDINER.

Hon. Jacob Edwards of Boston and his sol
Robert were in the city yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-02-27

General Orders No.2'
Commander S. W. Lane of the Maine De-
partment. G. A. R., has just issued Generai
Orders No. 2, from which we obtain the 1oi-
lowing. several of the sections being omitted,
as they are not of public interest.
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLlo.
HEADQUARTERS OF THE DEPART
MENT OF MAINE.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Feb "a. 1885.
The nineteenth annual encampmenf heia al Sho~ y,
hegan Feb 10th, 1885, elected the following named
comrades officers for the ensuing year: ,.su u
senior Vice Department Commander-'ohn F.
Aa Junior Vice Department Conmander-'ames D.
Tadicai Dractor-William S. Howe, Lewiston
Chaplain-Comrade Q. Il. shinn. f3r'l parrv Fort
Cnnnci of Administration-Henry ". rerry. ror'
Eairf;ald George NJ Fletcher, Bangor; Jere O.
Douglass, Portland; Charles E. wing "AsDe' o.
Renresentatiyes to National EncamPmensa,a A.
large: Frederick Robbie, Gorham' ALTERNATE AZ
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Telegram-herald., 1886-10-21

a FLOR IA editor umidly ventures the sGe-
rf-f ION THAT senator J9lss wgs not insane
neu he went to Detroit, bat 9uiy lovesics.
That .- wLl' ile res- oftAe country Thought
al aI1rg tt,cae0 i..fIt
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-21

The girls viii ae pleased with uaiiorm
marriage law 10 the uniform IS pretty and
fAele .s q man in it.-FlHJrrg Drpiiei.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-21

Ihe trouble with New ork S Aldermen
has given ls another classical addition 20
oar ialsi.i-e. Ile word "booale las come
I'd s-ay. drg.s
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OPINIONS OF EDITORS.
Drhlt AndCrr.llt-


We owe much % foreigners in this coun-
lry. bat they 0we Dluch more 70 us-cnaiG
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Baltimore Is % h4gs Csomatory. la
so.te of al opposition cremation Is
..sally gan ng ground Two years ago
t1-r5 w4s oa. ons crematory II the
whole courtry. and now there are twelve.
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Jcst At PRESENT tho JAMES G.. blaine
toofl . several lengths susad Of The
if.arAa ClfgsLAND boom. but you can
,.u ys- wh0l - ahead u tic home
---tca r. 1ooas BEST WHO boous last.
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IAYaou1p,s LIrrLE plan.
The Joker Of Wall street Has Anoth,
Railway Scheme ON Hand.

The Joker Of Wall street Has Another
Railway Scheme on Hand.
New York Special TO The Indianapolis Journal,
An interesting little railway episode iB
shortly expected in Wall street. Jay
Gould, who has Of late been shielding
himself behind vice.President Hoxie, Of
the Missouri Pacific, and his son, George
Gould, and caused II 10 be reported that
he Ia anxious to retire from active rail-
road business, as well as from Wall street
speculation, Is probably as deep In mis-.
chief as he ever was before. The Phila.
delphia Reorganization Committee OF the
Texas & Pacific appear really 10 repre-.
sent but one interest out Of the
I've involved, and is absolutely con.
trolled by Gould. This interest ls that
Of the Eastern division Of the
road alone, the other four being the Rio
Grande division, the New Orleans and Pa.
cifc division, the income bonds, and the
stock. Gould's plan, brought forward by
Che Philadelphia committee, 10 10 scale all
the bonds In favor oil the Eastern divis.
ion, and 10 force the stockholders 10 give
up three shares Of the old stock for one
shafe Of the stock Of the rsoTganiSed
company. BY that means the present
holders Of both bonds and stock would
be most successfully frozen out. Gould
and his associates frat bought the
Texas 4 Pacific from Tom Scott. II
consisted then Of the Eastern division
solely. Gould began OF once 10 build the
other branches through construction come
panieB organized and managed by him.
self. Stocks and bonds were iegued on
these branches TO the greatest possible ex.
tent, and alter having marketed these
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oLARKsBURe CHIPS.
Tho Court Houss-MRtteF Postponed Until
Jply-TolsPhaps Extension,
ODrTeDOndeaes Of th4 IBtelttgeRaeT,

Jply-TslsPhOus Extension.
ObTslpOndsRs Of ne IaielltgeeI.
CLAREsBURs, W. Va, May 1.-THE
County Court convened last week and 1t
was supposed the commissioners would
make the final decision in regard to the
proposed court house, but the opposition
met them with such q formidable array Of
protests and petitions, that they were
frightened into further postponing the
till July,
The court house which Is to be replaced
is comparatively substantial structure Of
red brick, dating from 1855. Like other
buildings OF the period designed for SINH
lar use, 1t Is not particularly commodious,
well ventilated, or heated. II furnishes
very inadequate protection for records
which have accumulated for q century,
and include not only those Of Harrison,
but Of all that part Of Virginia formerly
comprised in what was known as Augusta
county. Among these records are deeds
signed by George and Martha Washing.
ton, and others to which are appended
names most distinguished in the annals Of
old Virginia. There are no vaults In the
court house TO place these records IN, but
under existing laws the court Is not re-
sponsible for their safety, until new one
be built.
tits hard TO state what the probabilities
are in the matter. It has been stated that
mandamus was served on the Court to
compel the building Of the court house,
while on the contrary it was also stated
that the majority oil thepeople were under
the impression that the matter had fallen
through with entirely, and had they been
aware it was to be renewed at the present
term Of court, there would have been q
demonstration Of angry Taxpayers such
as the county never saw before. In these
days when arguments OF force are so
fashionable, 1t Is needless to say that this
last proved very effective, insomuCh as the
commissioners allowed the matter to go
over till July,
Olarksburg Is atoning for the lack Of
enterprise she displayed in providing her
self with telephone service, by running
telephone lines to various small towns tn
the county. A line to Shinnston Is al
most completed, AID will be carried over
to Lumberport, Another line Is Contem'
plated TO Bridgeport,
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ON wHlALs.

The decreasing Popularity Of Bicycles ~ n
Means of Travel and Pleasure.
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NOTWITHSTANDING much has been said
about the Importance Of a blood.purifying
medicine, 1t may be possible that the mat.
ter has never seriously claimed your at.
tention. Think Of Il notU! II, by the use
Of few bottles Of Ayers sarsaparilla you
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nit q healthy constitution TO your of.
spring, thank us for the suggestion. DAw
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educational.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL
floCuTION AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE.
MRs. NJ. sTEYESs HART. Principal.

g,,,ner session at Mt LAKE PARK, Garrett Co.,
Nj SedunlDg July 10, IT 1880 A. ~ closing
August 81, 1856 LII. -.
,nyASTAGs OFFERED BYTHE INSTITUTION
rbr Natural Development and Culture Of tho
", tbe purpose 81 COnverSadOni beading.
nSVG ,JJ, AddrtS and Singing. The correct use OF
LAVii',N rgans OF Articulation and keaplfeuonj To-
llg v,gilh the Philosophical laws BY which those
grIng. nv ureseIyed and developed,
" Tbe easy aud Natural Expression o. Sentiment
means Oi speech aud GeAturei Including Char
Wan4',ati0n: Dramatic Reading and Recitation,
IVA Instruction In Expressive bible aud Shaker
- IrsdlnR aud In the reading Of Hymns,
~ M opportunity Afforded Teachers for the
~ AZ Practical Methods for Teaching AFticulR'
H aon md sight heading Methods based upon the
pJneIples OF pglEaTtt,
1isAIes' class for the study Of kindergarten and
p.n6sfy Normal Methods VIII be formed and sea
lna. hsli daily from July Y TO August q, 1855,
M GAS Will be taught by Miss SUSIE POLLOCK,
oiWShingtOu, d. o., who studied aud graduated
u nrsctfc class for children will be held on three
i,fir5I The week, free " charge
" NJ Lectures will DO given by AH Hart aud
Ni,, Pollock, each upon Tie interests Of her own
dtpGrmelt, H..
Z" MRS. NJ. STEVENS HART, or
MISS SU:lE POLLOCK,
WnShInItOn d. O.
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All trains daily except Sunday,
Trains leave Cleveland Tor Wheeling Of 7.b0 q. m,
9'lo p. m, arriving GsA;Ssp, m, and 1853 p. m.
X. A. FORD,
Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa,
JAMES AcCREA, General Manager,
Pittsburgh, Ia,
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MI, De CHANTAL ACADEMY,
NEAR WHEELING, W, Va,

The thIrty.eIghth year OF this welIkpowu Acad-
,my under the charge Of the Visitation Nuns,
men, on the frat Monday oil September next, and
continues ten months
pupils received at any time In the session.
Those who dOlre TO place their daughters In al
institution aDOrding exceptional advantages In
tbs way Of healthiul and delightful location, ex'
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Al tbe hands Of lifelong teachers, In every depar.
,,snt al female education, including Tho modem
languages aud music, should send Tor catalogue
Of this school. Address
Directress Of the Academy Of the Visitation,
MT. De CHANTAL,
..n.n.u Near Wheeling. ". Va.
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OHIO RAILROAD 90.

On and after DECEMBER 10, 1885, passensa
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THE REASON why ACker's Blood Elixir is
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melleF,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-13
Ghe GatelLiqstlteG:
oaleel Aou. % ana a E0aEtsanlh strssI.
TuE MONTH OF MAY,

H0uiFa Companion,
DOyou see the sunlight streaming
Ger the WRteu, hppllnH, beAmlnS,
OF the bay
On the TivulelI aud fountain,
On the valley and the mountain
Far away
DOy0u hear the bliebird singing
And the robins WOod,tAll ringing
All the day?
And the honey-RRthefeTA coming
With humming, humming, himmlng,
Al they stray
Mid the tender wild flowers growing,
In thelr pink aud purple glowing
Bright and gAy3
See the children tripping after,
Hear their merry, merry laughter
AZ thelr play;
Hear the gladSOme ChOrui LWelllng,
Hear thelF happy voices telling
Its May,
sIDSEY DAYRR,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-13

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