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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-02-19
CORRESPONDENCE ESPECIAL
DEL
"BOLETIN MERCAMTIE. !"
PARIS, 81 de Euero de 1885.
LA QUESTION DE- OR1ENrx.

LA OOES11ON DH OhlHNVRs
Paciico es ell aspecto que presentan
las disposiciones de los Gobiernos de
la Bulgaria y de la Servia.e Debe es-
perarsa que no concluIrA ell tempo del
armisticio sin que hayan sido conve-
midas las bases del tratado de paz de
acuerdo con los representatives de los
pueblos que Sc han hecho la guerray
con anuencia del Gobierno del Sultan.
Las dltimas noticias anuucian que
las condolences exigidas por Ia Puerta
Otomana, para consentir que Ia Ru-
melia Oriental sea gobernada por Ell
Principe Alejandro de Bulgaria, son
aceptables. Parece que ell Gobierno
turco es POGO exigente desde ell mo-
mento en- que el Principe Aejandro ha
prometido respetar el derecho de se-
norio del Sultan y pagar Ell tribute
que Ia Rumelia est& obligada dar.
Sobre este pinto Sc dice que hay una
nueva exigencia que consiste en- au-
mentar algo la cantidad del tribute en-
cambio de la concession que Sc harA q
la Rumelia, para que pueda ser gober.
NADIA por ell PriuciPe Alexandra.
Los gobiernos de las grandes poten-
cias no haran oposici6u alguna al tra-
tado que la Paerta Otomana haga pa.
ra asegurar la paz en- la peninsula de
los Balksnes; 10 Porque la question
esencial es de la exclusive competencia
del Sultan, en- punto al nombramiento
del gobernador de la Rumelis, y 60
Porque las potencias de primer orden
estan dispuestas d resolver, en- una
nueva confereneia diplomatica, algunas
pequenas cuestiones que surgir&n del
nuevo arreglo, fla de que la parte
sustancial del tratado de Berlin quede
VICENTE, sin perjuicio de las modi6ca-
clones que Sc hsgan en- ell Estatuto
defectuoso con que hs sido gobernada
la Rumelia, desde que esta provin ia
fae separada del imperio turco.
No est&n adm resueItas todas Las
condolences del tratado de paz, pero So
dice que ell aumento estS en- buenas
Was de arreglo.
81 Principe de Bulgaria esta dando
pruebas de sus deseos de avenencis,
desde Ell momento en- que ha visto que
los Gobiernos de las potencias de primtr
orden no Sc han opuesto que Ia Ru-
melia sea gobernada como Ia Bulgaria,
y cuando Ell Sultan accede q 10 que ei
Gobierno ingl6s, primero, y despueI
otros, le han aconsejado para restable-
Ger la paz sin perjuicio de sus dere-
chos senoriales.
La Servis, vencida por los bdlgAros
y los rumelios, tendr& que resignarse
q aceptar ell tratado de paz que Sc le
imponga. No puede contar con Ell apo
20 del imperio austriaco para volver
d hacer la guerra d los bdlgaros, Y se-
rfan arbitrarias todas las exigencias
que ell pueblo vencido tuviese, hacien-
do reclamaciones al vencedor. No pa
sara mucho tempo sin que haya no.
ticias mas detalladas de las negocis-
clones de la psz, pues no Sc qniere
que pase ell ternino del armisticio. que
concluira en- los primeros dias de Mar
20, sin que la paz este frmada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-02-19
DE ANASCO.
Jose ArrarAs-

Insertamos hoy con sumo gusto
la siguiente description de una
velada infantil que tuvo lngar en-
ell pueblo de Afiasco, no habien.
dolo hecho antes, porque Sc nos
habfa traspapelado ell escrito que
de ALI recibieramos.
En- atencion a este, los remiten-
tes nos dispensaran la falta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-02-19

ST la Bulgaria y la Servia no aine.
nazan turbar la paz en- Europa, la Gre
cia otrece diferente aspecto.
Preparada & hacer la guerra q la
Turqufa, no ha querido acceder d los
consejos pacf6cos dados por los gobier-
nos de las grandes potencias, v Ra Sc.
guido aumentando su material de gue-
IRA, los buques de su escuadra, 10 mis-.
mo los de alto bordo que las Ianchas
cahoneras y los lsnza-torpedos, Y las
tropas de mar y terra.
Tai actitud belicosa, tantos prepara-
tlvos militares y ban enormes gastos
tienen por objeto exigir 4 Ia Tur-
qufa que conceda la Grecia cierto
ndmero de kil6metros de territorio 40
pretexto de que eu Ell tratadc de Ber.
lin Sc acord6 que las from pr:
por ell lado de Ia Turquia, q
cieran mas ala de los lfmites
pues del tratado, fueron conce1
territorio griego.
Lo singular es que Ia Grecis
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-02-19

Nuestro respectable amigo el
ilustrado Pbro. Sr. D. Santiago
Amat, CApellan y Predicador de
S. NJ, ha salido con direction a
Humacao, nombrado Cura de
aquella parroqnia, para donde nos
ofrece sns seryicios.
Celebramos tan merecido nom.
bramien'o, y deseamos muchss
felicidades al senor Amat, d quien,
por otra parte, agradecemos su
corte5 ofrecimiento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-02-19
POBRES

Nj que fueran escritas tambien
para nuestra Ciudad las siguien
tes lfneas que publica un colega
de la Corte con Ell epigrafe Lo,
PObreS de Madrid! Dicen asi;
sEl sumento cads die creciente Qus
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-02-19

nero esta basado en- la semganea
| Y el otro en- Ia diUerSiddd, nocio-
mes ambas coDtrarias a la verda
dera identidad.
Bien conocjdas son las opinio
mes del respectable ex ministlo, Sc
nor Leon V Castillo, contra la Il
TINA de dichas ten lencias, este e.,
contra la identidad. FL Sr. La
bra, cuyas opiniones Jamas po
dram ser sospechosaS a los demo
cratas ultramarin $, declaraba ALA
por los amos de 1869 70, On un
provecto de ~titucion para Ia
plovin las americanas, que t. Oh
ietivo de Ia junta de rtformas No
podi4 ser Ia IDENTIDAD, conS}de
rand0 de IN todo inconreniente
la poiitica uiiramarina Il Ia poll
Hca peninSufar. De igual parecer
era e di~tinguido puertorrlquehu
Don Lnis Padial, que con aqueI
tribune frmaba ell mencionadU
proyecto
Esa, declaracionoS, aunque mo-
Iificadas por nultitud de variaeio
mes intx pirab!ea e inconcehible>
en- quien titne yerdaderas ideas J
ptofunda4 convicciones, prueban
a las cIaraS q4e es ariS rara Ell
defensor de las d lctrlnaS del co
IegA que motiva el presente arti
culo.
Mas, va vemo7 que ell periddico
en- question, al decir icomo en-
Espana !, no Sc rth4re los de-
beres y derecho7 mutuos, que Sc
ria 10 l6gico y racional, case d"
pedr,e, sino que 10 que intenta
es recabar el derc' ho que, sin
duda, mnv equisocadamente, su.
pone ilimitado ala, de obtener
una dmpIia Iibertad para la pro.
pagdnda Y Ia critica, Y, al efecto,
danJo por he, h. IA concession, es'
Crime todo el lujo de Nus plumi
feras armas contra las admins
traciones antcriores v los gohier
nos pasados, presentes Y venlde
ros.
No citrtamcnte e, muy buenC
por 10 vi>to el fin con que sc re
c!ama este derecho, VA que We
mos desde .uego que comienza
por apIicarlo muy NAL. IPaede
conducir & NADIA bueno eSa perpe
tua mania de censurarlo todo
buscando un absurdo OptimiSnaC
para hallar pretextos con que he
rir 10 que todo bnen ciudadanC
debe tener inter6s en- respetar?
Probable es que para este solo
solo para eoto! Sc pida la iden
'idad por algunos, y al creemos
que sucede, al juzgar el desyi Il
con qne al mismO tempo Sc MI
ran por aquGllos las mismas cosa,
penin,ulare5 cuya identidad st
pide.
Y 10 mas peregrino del case e.
que el aludido defenSor de la iden
tiddd, porque estaa no es absolute
va, dice que 81 seran considera
dos los antillanos como sa va le'
que soportan Ia esclavitud. Erar
considerados tales los de las pr1
vincias vascaS, ruaudo goztbau
de sus fueros Y leyes esperi ,'es
Pero, iya!. Bien clara
mente Sc nos dice para que quiert
el articulista ese si;tema en- Ia'
siguientes palabras: " No~otro;
queremos que 81 los peridIico'
republicanos pueden escribir wi
va la repdblica !, 10 mlSmo aueIs
htcerse en- Cnba Y Puerto Rico,
Y 81 los peri6dicos escrib iviya
ell absolute mo! lqu6 diriA el CO.
lega? Probablemente, repitlendC
que quiere la identidad, clamarl4
viva la repdblica! iVava III
modo de identiticarse con una NJ.
ci6n emlnentemente monarquita
Como en- Espan4l Erase "a
grada! Pero lsabe el colega IL
que hay que hacer ante todo pa
ra realizar ell sentido dc esa fra>c
Pues, prescindiendo de formas y
opiniones de escuela, gritar muy
alto; Viva Espa1a !--y NADIA
mas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-02-19
10 De LAS HARINAS.

Para La Integridad la question
recientemente acerca del
sobre las harinas esta
terminaiaI para el BoLETN tam.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-02-19
LICEO MILITAR.
p Err To- RICO.

III martes, % de- actual, J a las 81
de So noche. Sc verlficarA en- loe saIones
de esta Sociedad un concerto musical
con arreglo al siguiente programa.
la PARTs.
l.o-Gran fantasia de concerto para
2 fiutas piano, sobre motivos de Ia
opera " Un BalIo in Maschera" por los
seflores Gomez, Duefo y AguIl6.
2o-Fantasf. para clarinete, sobre
motivos de la Opera " Lucrecia Bor-
ghis," por ell sehor Verar.
3.0-"La Melancolfa de Prnm," para
violin, por ell senior Andino.
4.o-6' Capricho de sala para fauts,
4obre motivos de "Lncia," por ell senior
Gomez.
50-Cuarteto de Rossini, ejecutado
por la senores Bastar, Andino, Cutie
RE y Perez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-02-19
LAUDABL

Lo son sin duda slguna los
prop6sitos que a1iman actual
MinisiaA Acienda nero, Sr.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-02-19

La creaci6n de esa Comisi6n
especial revela claramente los
prop6sitos del gobierno patrio
Y su deseo de hacer cu&nto de Gl
dependa para ilustrar la question
Y Ileyar a efecto la celebration
de los tratsdos que resulten con
venientes, Y en-, las condolences
requeridas or los legitimos inte
reges econ6micos de la Naei6n. !"
El peri6dico a que nos nemos
Teferido celebra que Sc haya
ncargado Ia presidancia de Ia
Comisi6n que nos ocupa al senor
Albacete, y agrega que eel nego
tisdor del lroye to de tr-tado
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-10-13
READFIELD.

Repairing, building and moving are the or
der of the day in our village. Mr.. Kelly
moved into his new house last week. Mr..
Lord has had his house put in good repair,
and will move in this week. Frank Allen
will nearly make his old house new. Mr..
Brown has made extensive repairs on his
house Farmers are doing their falls plow-
ing. having nearly completed the gathering
of their crops. excepting apples, OF "hich
here will be medium crop.-There has
been but one death in our town during the
last week, that of one of our oldest ciuzens,
Mrs. Olive Whittier, who reached Inc ripe
old 40. of Sc years. We still have left with
us many aged people who seem smart ana act
;ve.-While J. y. Butman was gong to
church Sunday morning in two seated ~ag
on. the rear seat, on which his mother was
sitting. became detached and she was thrown
backyard to the ground, dislocating her arm
At the shoulder, and giving her severe
shock. Though more than so years OF age
shs bore the shock we'll, and will doubtless
recover.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-10-13
Notes from southern Kennebec.

Oct. 9TH, the Patrons of Plttston and Chel
sea Farmers Union held their annual Cattle
Show and Fair at Grange Hall, Pittston. The
day was fine and the attendance large. The
show of stock vas fully as large as on any
former year and better than the general av
erage. The lower hall was devoted to fruit
and vegetables, The apples were very fine
The exhibits of + A. Lapham, J. NJ. Car
penter and Geo. Brown were the largest, each
showing some 25 or 80 kinds There was
large number who exhibited from six to Il
kinds all nice and smooth In the vegetable
department the show was excellent, nam
moth beets, turnips, squashes, potatoes
pumpkins, splendid corn of the several kinds
and grain, beans and peas, making fine dis
play OF farm products. The upper hall was
occupied BY the ladies for fancy work and
was A credit to the skill of the exhibitors
The display of flowers by Mrs. J. NJ. Car
penter and others was very fine and the whole
show and fair was success. j. II. Y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-10-13

transfers in Kenneh.. c..-
for the Past WEI

Inc following are the tran.fa
:" hsnneoec county. for the wesk GA
ing Saturday. Oct 9: enu'
v,n na ~ lon s,ratton Of Albio, IN
Libbey Of Albion 10 an1 In Albion. $1,000; Ausustu
Town. land in Albion, so. chamberlain Of said
FricI ~ spIA,.Almira Z. Rice of Aueu,t.
$1,000 ainra eighth sl.a par. Of land Ia Au
NJ. ssoo stephen Boyn,on ., oxali an in
ssoS same Srs su saa s. ST. o1 .na i Augusta
and Han oaldngs in Augusta, $500 Dsn,. A19Easia
cline N,S ~ Staples both Of Augusta To- ~. fne
u CinISA-susan Z. Cro.s%ssuo . ~ c Ssoo;
mi T. asi,o m Of China land in China. ssoo. NJ. se
wei, 81 ES hs, Of Rockland, to Rober, Nao
, CLiNroS-Jas. w.sylyester ns s.,.
A Roo, ., onpton.l4nd in Clinton, 1000: werri,
town Isna y q Cintsn to Caroline Boothbv OF IN
a. 1AkDINER- Exile t. Brann of c.,a,.
inc; inc a. douglass Of said CITY, half of lana ~ ~ nat
to Charity p EId, sdSoo Benz johnson Of Gardner
satS DanI Labree Of Gardiner TO i'd VsLdlner
nea Gy and and buildings in Gardner stnn o.
citv lana aSoya d Of Gardner to Eta Kenney of ..d
,Auu ana buildings In Gardiner 1000 VI 'Aio
e. hALLowELL.-Heien A. Merlin Of Ma. ,..
M Ivy Robinson, land in alIweIl, soas.
Oi1xo NY ~ Ih.TClara A. Edwards of Monmouth IN
elz50 N''nneio' land in Monmouth
tn AS BoRo-Abigail Crummett of ya,s,lho-o
$l5 'u 'o"n'iand In Vassalb ro
NJ i xta.s III II. Redington, R. Foster and
said Inun Al 81 "aterville, to Joseph Godreau of
r, WiNsLOw. Reuben B. Dunn Of wo,..u;u. 4.
iand y; Keynods and Frank ". Stewart of Wn.iow
xi,ia III wlasiow $780, Ellery l.. Jones OF Wster
TW,.nslow' SLIGO; Pamela J. Stevens. sn I'D
ot said zones OF Waterville. to Matilda j. Jone.
VI W sSu " insIow real estate in WINSTON
rWINTHkoP-Ben Austin of Whitman %
In Winthrop, 500 "Ao a"o cummings
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-10-13
ROME.

The farmers of this town will hold their
,aI cattle show at Rome Corner, on
r,,rsdav. Oct. IA; if stormy, the next fair
dsy.-Thomas Colder and wife have been
visiting friends in Ohio. They returned nome
Tuesday, Oct 9TH, after an absence OF about
fonr weeks.-The new stable belonging 10
Ira B Tracy is nearly compieted;-It is very
dry here. A good rain would DC h ,sa,ts
appreciated, especially by those hss,nx ~e' ns
The wife of Dr. Jones is still fail
mo- and no hopes OF her recovery are no"
ins, r,a;,ed I'VE are glad to learn that MRS.
David Watson, who has been very siek Ior
the past weeks is on the road to sns
a aar smilv duties Lodge is sui IN
creasing, as one or more persons have .a oSen
inflated at every meeting tor several weeks
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-10-13

"a Branch Mills, China, pig recently
showed pluck which would do credit to some
animals OF higher state of existence. Pig
" was about to fall victim to the blade OF
~e butchers knife, and the pig sticker had
'oe''ed keen edge upon the steel. The
'''nal had evidently smelt rat and
'"en the broad shouldered Branch Mills
"'mer approached him he made dive out OF
"ePen and ran like fox. The would be
Sa'cner gave chase, and around the fields,
through and over fences the pursued fed be.
we Tue ayenging pursuer. But the latter
s'n 10 gain, and piggy, getting about wind.
W. made straight for Branch Pond and took
'ae water, swimming apparently with all
''' ease OF fish Here was poser. How
me cratic porker to be subdued The
'u'cher thought of a boat that was near by,
''''eu 1t and transferred the chase from land
'S'er' The pig swan with all his might
wv Old not cut his throat with his
l" pigs are supposed to do
su swimming. The boatman endeavored
''"e the swimmer ashore bnt without sue
vs. the animal persisting in keeping the
rfindlng that the pig could not be coaxed
!. s'''en to dry land, the butcher presented
!, Anile to the pigs throat and stuck him,
o''od from the wound crimsoning the
4. .' OF the lake The dead body was then
Ns'eu into the boat But this was not the
AFTER the hog had been dressed the car
/. hung in the barn. and as luck would
A. skunk was around beneath the pork
.s The night and the meat became thor
:. F scented. The pig had been engaged
\. VI augusta dealer and was brought to the
\, ano delivered. The dealer would not
a. " IN his store, and it remained upon
ho. ewaik in font of his stand for several
i all pedestrians making a circle around
bo, ne owner was finally obliged to return
WIN his perfumed pork.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-10-13

Farmers in this town have been very busy
the past week harvesting apples and corn
The weather has been all they could wish tc
have 1t was never better for harvesting
Apples are good and about the same quantity
as last year will be gathered Saturday even,
ing, Oct. 9Th, there was an od-fashoneC
husking at w. III. Rlchmond's. About two
hundred were present and all had a g,od
time -Dogs have been killing sheep. j. S
w. Hewelt has had six thoroughbred South
Gowns killed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-10-13

Two we'll known Augusta young men re-
Gently went to Boston and while in that city
spent their last copper. How to get home
"" the question. They racked their youth
iu brains to devise some means and finally
decided to board the Star of the East, know
ing that after they got aboard of the boat
There would be no turning back. After get
ing aboard, as good luck would have it, one
OF them possessed a guitar upon which he
was an accomplished player. Accordingly.
Shen darkness had shut in, and there was a
GOOD sz d gathering in the saloon. the must
cal youth began to play upon his instrument,
rendering some very fine selections. At the
V'Ose his companion took up collection and
euough money was obtained to pay the fares
Oi both and for bounteous supper.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-10-13

The Psi Epsilon, Data Kappa Epsilon and
Zeta Psi fraternites held their initiation last
Friday evening. o. the freshman class Allen,
Hubbard, Humphrey, Hunt, Hutchinson,
Klm5all Littlefield, Sears and Simpson have
joined Psi Epsilon. Gates, Greedy, Moody,
Morse. Royal and Spinney have joined Alpha
Delta Phi. Cummings. Donworth, McCul-
Tough, Pendleton, Turner and Wingate have
joined Delta Kappa Epsilon. Alexander,
Freeman, Hastings. Mitchell and w. r.
Smith have joined Theta Delta Chi. Dunn,
A. V. Smith, Tolman and Weeks have Joined
Zeta Psi. Thwing of 80 has Joined Delta
Kappa Epsilon -Messrs. Foreman and Will
der, recent graduates of Princeton, have been
presenting to the students the claim OF mis-
sionary work. They are now making tour
of the college for the purpose of securing re-
cruits for the work of spreading christianity
among the observation-disclosures 'S7 is principal
of the high school at Woolwich. The Psi
Epsilon Fraternity are having clay tennis
court made 1t is expected that the gymna
sium will be opened in about two weeks
he professors will be At home to the stu
dents every Monday evening, as was the Gus
tom last wear Foot ball is receiving consi J.
cradle attention this fall,-The scrub races
were rowed off Monday. The victorious
crew was composed of Lyman, Capt, Free
man, Meserve, Allen and Prentlss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-10-13
WEEKS MILLS.

Monday evening, the llth inst, Ruel Ad-
ans, residing in China, near Tyler's Corner,
Windsor, while in his barn with lighted lam
tern in his hand. fell in an epileptc fit.
breaking his lantern, and setting his barn on
fire. The barn was consumed with his hay
grain and farming implements, together with
a beet COW, hog and litter of pigs, and a
machine owned by two young men
of Windsor. There was only a small insur-
ance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-10-13

The Edwards Mfg. Co, have torn away
the old bridge crossing their canal, and re-
placed it with new and comely structure
The piles which supported the original bridge
have been removed, they having been a hin
drance to the flow of the water. Several un
slightly sheds have been torn down, greatly
improving the appearance of things in gener
al in that vicinity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-10-13

Last evening two Frenchmen, who were
unable to find any liquor, gave man S. on
the Bridge street corner. The fellow depart
and the thirsty men, finding that he did not
return. went to the police and Will Woods
was arrested and identified as the culprit,
being placed in the lookup.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-10-13

Rev. Arthur II. Smith, for the past fifteen
years missionary of the American Board in
North China, will deliver an address upon
missions in China, in the chapel of the Con.
gregational church this evening at half past
seven. A general invitation is extended to
all. Missionary Smith is brilliant and en-.
tertaining speaker, and will not fall to inter
est all who come.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-10-13

MITCHELL'S tB T. L l. DONNA PLAS
uu TIERS. For pains in the breast. side or back,
and for weak lungs. sure remedy for that cold spot
between the shoulders. This is the oldest ard most
reliable Belladonna Plaster made, and contains an
extra quantity OF Belladonna. Sold by all Druggists.
sept24d&w6m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-10-13

The question OF a proper food for infants
interests all mothers; especially those unable
to nurse their offspring, MelIin's Food pos
sesses all the requisites as a substitute for
mothers milk, and is highly commended by
the medical faculty of both Europe and
America octl3dWS&w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-10-13

J.W Estes & Son of this citv, are about
to open branch retail shoe store at No. 32
Water ST., near Rogers jewelry store in
Gardiner, adding to their already extensive
business. They will keep large and fpe
stock of goods The junior member of the
firm will give his attention to the store.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-10-13

Working people are practically benefited
by the use of JAMES PYLE'S PEARLINE
1t lessons the toll and drudgery of wash day
without damage to fabric or hands, and ex
pedites all kinds of cleansing work surpris-
ingiy, without the aid of soap, soda, or other
preparations. Sold by all grocers, but see
that couterfeits are not urged upon you.
octlld&wlt.
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tHarrtfb.

In Machias, Oct. 6, Frank r. Bosworth to Miss
Nina G. stone, both of Machias.
In Machiasport, Oct 6, Abner Quimby to Mics
Kate A. Larrabee, beth of Machiasport.
In Paris, Oct. Q. Chas. H. Ellingwood to Miss Anna
NJ Clark, both of Paris.
In Bristol, Oct 10, Chss. A. Jones of Bristol, TO
Miss Fannie K. George of Lowell, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-10-13

No have received the Kent's Hill Breeze
IN, September. 1t is an exceedingly inter
e.tiog number and is filled with choice read
mo matter, giving interesting news concern
inc this famous school.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-10-13

The Augusta Wrench Co. thus far have
manufactured about 10000 of their wrenches
and are negotiating with parties to fill an Or
Al, far $1,000 The tools are in use from
us;ne TO California.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-10-13

Complaints continue to reach US about
f,uit thieves. One citizen caught several
bOys in his garden after grapes and notified
their parents, and the young rogues suffered
.sverely for their misconduct.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-10-13

The IDEAL MlNsrRELs

Don't forget that Wheeler's Ideal Minstrals
are at Iranite Hall Thursday evening. Look
out Tor the stree parade at noon; wait for
them. Reserved seats now on sale at Hun,',
music store. %, 30 and soc.