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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1886-08-27
AHENS7 w ii A F.,
We now havo Stock amounting to fully
$4,000 of Hardware

TO those who contemplate building Mechanics wo would soy
hat VIC will ako for Whit Won nav i
tins line We have Axes ntcLo Broad Axos Yoo,xo
bheknmtha and Stone hason Mattoos Picks
nos0 Spade Forks Grain Scoops Hoes Rkca md tx
'ures VII stones Bls-al sizes from inch
9 TTpPS ye1 rGt Sets Wagon Nv staples. wgon
S 0 T~ Ham" Compass and Buck Saws Spirit Levels a~
and Braces Ang Boring Machines Spoke Ang, of all size"
oew Drlvels Planes OF following jack Foc l,nlh
Bead! Flooring Ceiling Panel Plow Moulding Dwn, E";rn
spoke saye Files of variety % Handles for Saws Planes
Sse ana Auge Wood md Iron Bench Cnkiucs oni
hinges all seocs of variety Springs tclo
lockwood ind Brass bound Rules Cnlpos Casters nl M
Jennings Foloe Plates Bull Rings Hog Rings Curry Comm Cards md
iunwad Cartridges Coheemr Bnos Largo Wash Kctrs
Inc largest and cheapest stock Of BRASS AND COPPER KETTIrS il
the south westr"'ng in s from enn 1isr,
hdoor hangers Grow barT Curtain Knobs Mills Screw
I n M and G G sc,ewl"es Iron and oo Mills penny
& pulls Hut Cont and Harness Hooks Wood Faucets
quality Chandelier
inks AppepM Table md Pocket cutlery
'"hock DoubhtiigSes Tubes Leather Rnzr md
oi"ps Stos, SadiromL
M Szr OF Steel md Iron of description shoes
IRE on spoos Monkey wrones acksmi's Tonrs Mu,onv
Oropimt" Cnlbointcc, asl locks, nnny o,cr n M
winch We cannot e"'meinte here PAINTS AND OILS kinds
short we n'o tho largest stock and and Tor ma IT,
Very Respectfully.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1886-08-27
EMORY g. HENRY COLLEGE.

Tho Fall Session of this noted In
stituticn will begin Sept. End, 1886.
The College enters upon its senii-cen.
tennial year better equipped to meet
the wants of its patrons than ever be-
fore. It's Beautiful Situation, Access
sibility, Ample Accommodations,
Fine Equipments, tho Ability and
Experience of its Facility, it's Litera
~ Society Organizations and the
readiness with which the reputation
Of the College enables it's graduates
to find positions OF honor and profit
oil combine to recommend this place
to young men seeking an educa-
ton. Il. w. JORDAN.
Emory, June "a. President.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1886-08-27
1OnNl BUSHELS CHOICE NEW CROP

1n BUSHELS CHOICE NEW CROP
lONNI KY. BLUE GRASS SEED.
5000 bushels cl'oicc new crop Orchard
Gnss Seed.
1000 bushels choice new crop Timothy
Seed.
LOCO bushels choice new crop Glover
Seed.
500 husl,cl choice new crop Evergreen
Seed.
1,2uo bushels choice new crop Herds or
Red Top Grass Seed.
1906 lbs. Bulk Clear Rib Stiles, Bulk Fat
Backs, Bulk Bellies, Bulk Long
Clenr Sides. and Maryland Bacon
Sides and Shoulders, also Old Re
liable Sugar Cured Chm vnssctl Hams
and Breakfast Strips.
Zoo bbls. Roanoke extra. Botetourt cx-
trn. Augusta Co. extrn and White
Rose, Empress and Piedmont Put
ent Family Flour.
Zoo bbls. Graduated and Yellow Sugar.
235 bugs Rio, Lh.guayra aud Java Coffee
l45 cn'ldics Green, Black and japan
Ten.
600 ,ases Canned Tomatoes, Peaches
and Corn.
l25 bbls. and boxes Ginger Snaps, Lem
on nnQ Soda Crackers.
Zoo bills. half bills. and quarter. bbls.
Mnckcrel, Cut, Gross, Roe, White
Lake and other Herring.
20 boxes Buneless Cod Fish.
10000 Lone Jncl. Crock Slave, Rink aud
Othor Cigarettea.
Zoo, 900 Segara oil grades.
600 sacks Liverpool Fine Snlt.
10000 pounds Refined Lard in tierces,
half bbls. fancy tubs and buckets
125 bbls. Syrups and Molnsses.
$4,000 good Grain Bugs to rent to fnrm-
err, and others who desire to ship
their grain to us for sale ON Com
mission.
LEE. TAYLOR & SNEAD,
Leaf Tobacco, General Commission Mer-
chants, Wholesale Groccrs. Field Gram,
Field Seed and Fertilizer Dealers.
Lynchburg, August @. 1886.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1886-08-27
DLUMER MEMORIAL FEMALE
Il COLLEGE.
WYTHEVILLE, VA.

REV. g. II. PRESTON, II. A., President.
Assisted by nm excellent corps of teachers
Next session begins September 10th, sc.
Beard. fnel. lights, &c., with. Collegiate.
course, including Latin, Cnlisthcnics, Book
keeping, and Vocal Music i'll class, $lG8
for the entire school-year.
Art, Music. German, French, and Elocu-
ton thoroughly taught.
Location, Climnte, surroundings. NIL
combine to make delightful SCHOOL
HOME for girls.
Send for Catalogue to the President,
(Rev.) s. L. PRESTON, WYtheyillc. Yn.
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OFrloE Go. SCHOOL BoARp. J
1azewell &c. H. Aug. 22d.

AT meeting of this Board hold
to-day, the following resolution was
offered by Mr.. G. w. Gillespie and
adopted by a rising vote that, the
thanks of this BOARD" be rendered
to Capt. AZ j. Tynes for his long,
faithful, and efficient services as clerk
OF the County School Board" ard
that we part with him Officially"
with regret md that this resolution
become part of our records and be
published i'll our county papers.
Signed, w. H. KELLY.
Vice Pres.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1886-08-27
JOS. v. KELLY,
Attorney at Law,

TAzEwEl.L c. H., VIRGINIA.
Will practice in all the Courts of
izcwell and adjoining counties.
All claims intrusted will receive
ompt and particular attention.
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
Parties desiring to buy or sell any
nd Of. Real Estate will do we'll to
infer with me.
Small commissions charged.
Gafice; with A. J, & S. u. MAY,
,positc the Courthouse.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1886-08-27


The above cut shows our patent
Furniture Drawer as used i'll Bureaus.
This Drawer is ono of the most valu-
able patents offered for salo-can be
used anywhere.
Store-honses, Grain bins, Bureaus,
Tables, writingsdoshs,t ;lSood troughs
and many other plutes, cost loss than
M ordinary drawer, cannot get out
OF order, never hangs or falls out.
There is a fortuno i'll it to 1.-Two mon.
State or County Rights ut very reas-
enable prices.
w. G. BALDWIN & Co,
Tnzowell &. FL, Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1886-08-27
SALEM NURSERY COMPANY,
SALEM, ROANOKE County, Va.

SALEM, ROANOKE COUNTY, Va.
Have fine collection of Apple, Peach,
Pear, Plum, Cherry, Silver Maple. Ever
green trees, Grapes and other small Fruit.
Prices low, write to us for them or come
and Zee our stock. SO: Il.
large lot of Winesap and Johnson's
fine winter will be sold cheap in lnrgo lots
Long Keeping Winter Apples specially.
Agents wanted. aug. az 3m.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1886-08-27
:. HENRY. 8. @. GRAHAM.
HENRY & GRAHAM,
t2rneys at Law, Tazewell @. H, vn

PrAGtice in tho Courts Of Tazcweil, Rus
III and Buchanan counties, FederalCour
Abingdon and Court of Appeals ut
Ytieville. Yn.
90 Particular attention paid to thccollcc-
ID oEclaims in the above named and all
isiag counties; will also pay apecinl ut
ntiHn TO the investigation of land titles in
I'd cvunties-ns we'll Ms in the counties of
cDvwell and Mercer, West Virginia.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1886-08-27
MARTHA WASHINGTON COLLEGE.

AnISonoS, Va,
With lis ''pnlatial building set in eleven
acres of pnrldisc" il tho most delightful
schoolgirls home III the South.
Unsurpassed advantages in the Depart
monts of Science, Literature, Music and
Art. Comfort, health, and religious care
of pupils made n specially. Twenty -sov.
cnth session will begin Sept. .. 1896. For
catalogue address, Rev. u. s. Hcaron, A.
NJ, President, Abingdon, Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1886-08-27
FREMCH'S HOTEL.
City Hall Square, Now York

Opposite City Hall and the Post Office.
This Hotel is oie of tho most complete IN
its appointments and furniture of any
house i'll New York City and is conducted
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1886-08-27
BAILIE NURSERY.
Fruit Trees and Grape
Vines, - o.

A large stock Of the best sorts of
Apples, Pears, Peaches, Plums and
Grapes especially selected for this
Section. Blight proof Pears, Kieilcr
and lie Contrc Wild grove l,lpms.
niagara and Empire State Grapes.
All orders promptly filled.
Address, w B. KELLy,
Abingdon, Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1886-08-27
t1,AzEwELL HIGH SCHOOL.
TAzEwELL @. H., Va.

TAzEwELL G. H., Va.
The next session of this School will he
gin September G. 1886, and will continue
SO weeks.
We have corps of competent teachers
and offer to the young peopk of our coun-
try, both male and female. all the advan-
tages that can be afforded by my first class
High School.
For further information, apply to,
f. +. wITrEN. Principal.
AuR. 27-6m. ~ Tnzewcll O. H., Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1886-08-27
EUROPEAN PLAN,

Rooms only One Dollar per dry. IInlf
minutes walk. trim Brooklyn Bridge and
Elevated Il. II. All lines of cnrs pnss the
door Most convenient Hotel in New York
for Merchants 10 stopnt. Dining Rooms.
Cafes and Lunch Counter roplctc with NIL
the Injuries Mt moderate prices
July J6, 1895 Iy.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1886-08-27
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Mr. James Wolff, of Florida, is in
Hwn.
Mrs. Finley left for her home in
hio this morning.
Joe Williams, the s'kid" drumme,
Us been in town nil week.
The.suctess of the West Va. and
lilo Railroad is no longer doubted,
Sam Kelly expects to start out sell
#griShts for his patent wagon body
ION.
#Mrs Surface has returned from
r visit to Giles. Miss Ollie will re-
ain until fall.
Telephone poles are being distrib
led along the road to Graham, and
on We can cry "Hellol"
Wednesday,, Mr.. Surface started to
,nnsylvanin with 90 of the best
rises he could find in the county.
Rev. 3. Dennis will preach at the
Hpiscopat church ut IL o'clock only,
n xt'sabbe|th. No service at night.
Capt. Dodds of Pocahontas, and
81. II. NYickham of Philadelphia
re at Col. Mays several days this
kb.k. 4
MiSs Branchc Kccblcr, who has
en a guest, efMiss Matte Stras
some, Jpepths, went back to Bris-
yesterday.
Mr. SC Painter, former mer
amt of this place, now of Marion,
WISHING in town, the guest Of his
liter Mrs PIERCE.
President Wickham, of the South
|lst Virginia Improvement Company
rs visiting town-drnwn by bust
SIS engagements.
3Tom Lynch has been in Washing
b, county for the past, week. He
ports everything booming for
enry in that county.
1--WE acknowledge the receipt of the
taloguo of the Bristol Fair and
ock Association, to- be held 14th,
th and 10th September. ~
Wm. Nelson was killed,.by negro
,n, at Bramwell, West W., last
Midday; and two negro men were
ldly used up with knives.
Deputy Sheriff Taylor lodged in
Il negro man on Sunday, for brain
*3y a negro boy. in the East Mine at
2'cahonias, Saturday night.
E37taere was row on the street
,nttaay which, but for the timely
Reference of officers aud citizens
hight haye4beeh very serious.
1.-THE. Itclee expects Senator Plumb
Kansas, and General Malone to
sit Tazewell in a short time. We
BE nothing alarming in the fact
1t p a fact that the hog colera will
lon cease to kill in Scott and adj
EEnilig counties-bccase only few
$gs are cleft. Over 5000 died in
otts
8 .sCf0w OF 'Atlanta. Ga, Dir. Sam
Bheapsop, Miss Eva Thompson and
aster Harry Thompson, OF Liberty
3sited at Mrs J.,D. Alexander's this
fsk.
Mont: and jas. Browning of Poca
bntas, and Sam'l w. and Martin
illiains OF Bland, were the visiting
#torpeys, at County Court, during
70 week.
q Messrs. Theo. Van Dusen, Chas
IN Dusen, W. A. Jones and William
ould, capitalists OF Philadelphi,
I've. been exploring in this section
r several days.
Tho Gibboney fsr~ yqs sold under
led of trust. at this term. of court
id was bid in by the Bank of Prince
n at"s7oOU. II tract contain,
Bout. 900 acres
1t was Thoreaa who said '.The
buth gets together his materials te
ild a bridge to The moon, and at
myth, middle-aged man, he con
udes to build. a wood shed will
Hiemu
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1886-08-27

'Thc bandy-legsed man is happy, wecn,
To terror he's never prey:
His knees never sinite together with fear,
Because he amt built that way"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1886-08-27
DUFFY's CELEBRATED MALT wHIsKEY.

Special attention given to orders from Physcans Druggists
les Orders for Wedding and Social Parties solicited.
Bay we
five gallons box denohn jugs purity goods
fair dealings refer the citizens Lynchbug
west Virginia. m n HUH =.
Quotations furnished application Orders person. by telegraph
mail receive prompt and careful attention.
We also offer special Inducements those engaged tho
will sell in lots of from
as will DO to their interest to their patronage
Why
what want in State
fnse remember that under the present Revenue ship
Liquors u D. therefore, orders must be with the
good
rob- NssON. TATE ~ CO..
No. 8t7 M ain ST vpchh,,ro Va
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1886-08-27
FAIR! FAIR!!
Big Thing This Fall,
AGRICULTURAL g. MECHANICAL
SOCIETY,

SEPTEMBER 2sth, 29th & 3Olh.
Will offer Cash Premiums. Com
mence early to get everything ready
for the fnir. No stone will be left un
turned to make it the grandest sue.
cess ever had in Tazewell. Don't for.
get Tint there will be Cnsl premiums.
Tell it to your neighbor md tell him
to tell it to his.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1886-08-27
TREM ONT HOUSE,
New RIVER DEpoT.

This House has recently been thorough
~ Refurnisled, and put in first class con
dition. Terms moderate. Fare equal To
the best. Passengers on the East River
Road Will hive twenty minutes for dinner
each why. j.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1886-08-27
FOR SALE.

TWO hundred acres of valuable timber
il ed land. in sight of Jeffersonville, vn
Not stick of timber has been taken. The
soil is surprisingly fertile, and will take
to grass without seeding. Confer with me
Mt once, MS n sale mny be made any day.
Aug, 1886. JAMES P. KELLY.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1886-08-27

$500 to $500 4 YEAR. rlMr uf
nl' c'pch"'. cnn la ia, to working for ms.
Agents prrtrIrcd wliu can furnish ;'mirnv IN
hon Hes nl give their who e timr tn the lns.
incss. "pr" momci t. may H. probably
mpluyrd also. a irw vnrnncir. IN l"" INK
n:1 cities. Il y. LOtT>ncN n co
10l3 Alnin ST., Richmond, Va.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-02-26
Bath Ship Bu,ldiu~

Inc New England Ship Building co 80
oa'n' mas recently had printed in ci,cn,,,
,otm list of the entire number OF vessel,
Uuil' oy itself and its predecessors f,o,. I.
sawyer and Goss, Sawyer & Packard,. f,,m
winch 1t appears that the fret vessel bu;l, h.
, ,oec company was the John Croker. Feb o.
1000 OF 2O8 tons burden. Since then ,;Ii y.
ciose OF 1855 the company has hp;,, 1n7
.Ihooners, 3 of them being fitted with .re.,
orlRs' 40 barques. of them fitted ~;,h
s.esm' oarges, l sloop, 25 ships. ! Yacht 4
oarkentines, one Of them fitted with s,ssn g
sells. e' "'&i OF lS6 YES
About 70 men are now at work in the ;-o,
~orksoi the Co., and contracts are on hand
Ior several months. The engine and boiler
Ior the Maine Central steamer are heinz
pushed rapidly forward, and as the hull i.
sready about 'timbered OUT" the comnanv
VIII doubtless be able to easily deliver ,hs
steamer by the contract time. June l. The
engines for couple of nice steam Yachts for
pleasure purposes have been built at the
works, which are expected to deyelone con.
sioerable speed for their vessels. One i, for
superintendent HYDE himself. and will 90
into boat 4s feet long and "a feet wide. and
the other is for George Walker of the GIVE
Island Club" and will go into boat 43 feet
long and 8 feet inches wide The bulls of
the TWO boats are being built under Mr..
f1ydes personal supervision.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-02-26

Vue'sea Grange, No. 2l5, will celebrate
~'en'n anniversary on Thursday, March 4th,
VaSnch occasion d. II. Thing, the lecturer
s."e State Grange, will deliver an address.
'D''e VIII be private meeting OF the Grange
"e afternoon and public one in the eve
~Hs' 10 which all are invited.
WI Martin Reynolds. who brings so much
-'' Oeei INTO this market, is one of the prom
vs." ana leading citizens of Sidney. But
Jay the present week he had an unpleas-
4 ~ experience, nearly losing the valuable
-'''e which he drives. He was crossing the
'' near Riverside with his team, but in
, r drove too near the mouth of Seven
,'e Drook, where the ice was thin Sud-
without any premonition, the ice gave
= ~" and the horse dropped into the water,
'0lunal resting with his fore feet upon the
~, %Ha mead upright. MIR. Reynolds jump
~ from his sleigh and, taking the horse by
il, "ead' held to the bride, and shouted for
fF'p After he had continued the alarm
h.. Vu'e time, people in the neigh
~. 'Ou heard the cutlery and came to
s,n, 'e'eue' the result being that the
.' 'sae was pulled forth upon the ice safe and
4ao Oar informant relates that both Mr.
Fs,"O'ds and his steed were thoroughly
'Oaked by water
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-02-26

Tobogganing promises to become more OF
a craze than roller skating, and our New Eng
land bows and girls have already become ex-
perts in toboggan sliding. Youths and maid
ems, experimenting in scientific steering and
posturing to-day on the steepest chutes OF the
Myrrhline siie, accomplished facts that
would have made Canadian tobogganers en-
vious. The almost absolute safety OF tins
snort recommends it strongly to American
bows and girls Although thousands OF per
sons have INDUCED in tobogganing this week,
there has NOT been a single serious accident
reported. There are really dozen chutes
in full blast in this city, which AFFORD faclltles
for So. 900 people to slide daily. Toooggah or
not tobogyan is the great question agitatlng the
minds of thousands of pilgrims now witnih
the walls of this hospitable city. The Myrrh'
line slide has unique contrivance Tor giving
a good send off to the tobogxan sled. IL con-
sists of long board "teeter" nicely balanced
and held up at the edge Of the chute oy
prop which keeps the mackintosh IN norl-
zontal position while loaded with passengers.
When all is ready the tender OF the slide
knocks out the support, which literally pre-
cipitates the sled down the chute. Inc ex-
perience of this precipitation through the
.soutermost edge and beyond, Is certainty
startling to a novice.-Buritngton V1.' COT
respondence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-02-26

Mr.. Charles A. Bailey, agent Of RI. po
SEQ. INDIANS, has submitted his annual reno,.
10 the Governor and Council from vh;oh =.
gather the following:
AGRICULTURE
Very good work was done anon, H..
ing portion of the tribe, and mo-o .,.u
average crops secured. The potato cron ha
ing especially good. '' crop De
Inc aggregate products of the tr;ho 49,.
follows: '"' 'rioe are as
Potatoes, Bushels
Beans, 4025
Oats, az
Peas, 651
Buckwheat, l57
vegetables o. all kinds. 1859
SCHOOLS.
on Oldtown, Olamon and Ma,,sna~oo,,
islands The school on Oldtown island ho.
continued under the instruction of th. S;.,a ~s
OF Mercy, and those at Olamon and Ms,,a
nawcook under the charge and superv;s;on &c
the school officers of Greenbush and Linsoln
respectively. -'"'oi"
Inc population of the tribe, as reported bv
Wv P.ii"tehoiHS SCHOOL committee of Old
town this year, is three hundred and eighty.
seven, showing a decrease CT twenty dnr;n,
the previous year.
HEALTH.
The sanitary condition of the tribe doe.
not materially improve. There is more sick.
ness among them in proportion to their
numbers than in our average communi-
ties. There has been, however, no contauiou.
diseases or epidemics among them, this wear
and the mortality list is considerably less than
1t was last year, the deaths being nineteen
against twenty-seven last year. Of those
who have died this year ten were adults and
nine were children. OF the adults nine were
females, and one male, who was drowned
while driving on the east bank of Penobscot
River last spring.
CONCLUSION.
The year was quite favorable as a whole,
for the tribe. They gathered good harvest,
considering their efforts the season at the
summer resorts proved profitable and no ex-
traordlnary embarrassments on account of
sickness and restitution have come to nv at
tention. There have been, however. cases
that have drawn heavily and continu-
ously upon the tribe funds and others more
or less needy have not failed to make their
demands. To all such so far as seemed rea-
sonable and the funds permitted, aid and as
sistence have been given.
CHARLES A. BAILEY,
Agent of Penobscot Indians.
December, 1885.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-02-26
THE ICE HARVEST.
Items of Interest Relative to the Kenns
bee crop.

The Reporter says that the ice men in this
vicinity will get more ice than they supposed
they would, particularly if we have week or
so of cold weather soon. Capt. Rich is run
ming in some ice that is from 10 to % inches
thick. The Knickerbockers are running in at
their Farmingdale houses from their field at
Browns Island. The Ice is II inches, and
has been planed two or three times. They
also have IL inches of second crop in the eddy
near the Farmingdale houses The Washing
ton companies opposite So. Gardiner are
about ready to cut the second crop where
they cnt out the dirty ice. Haley finds con-
siderable good ice and has already got 5000
or 5000 tons and xpe, IS to get more. Berry
has got ID, 900 tons, and expects to get 10, 900
more with little more cold weather. The
Independent Ic4 Co of Pittston, commenced
running ice Wednesday. A New York cor
respondent says the amount of shortage on
the Hudson depends a good deal on the
weather for the next two weeks, but estimates
they will have three-6fths crop there.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-02-26

MI, w. P. Bailey of skowhegan, was in
Ns city Yesterday.
n. w. D. y. Smith of Skowhegan was in
''.el'y Yesterday.
A.. ueo. +. Halves is on a visit to her
~ at claremont, N. H.
ma, Voih Packard of Boston is visiting his
NJ. NJ MI Reuben Packard of this city.
/ an.. aioion Bailey of this city has accepted
p,,. as assistant editor of the Home
ftbi, ~ ~ a. Luce is on trip to Madawaska
ths,a week. aud visiting the training school
eel g. ey General Baker is in Paris, coun.
~ vi the government in the trial of wendall
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-02-26
The Connecticut Mutual I.,f. u.sur.r..
Company.

Inc fortleth exhibit of this company, just
published, is clear and convincing showing
OF the prosperous condition of the company,
which has reached its forty-first year. The
policies in force reach the total of $751; ,3ol, :
ooo, representing 1896 in number This
1act certainly shows that the public have am
pie confidence in the company, which is one
OF the Oldest in the country, and one of the
most soundly administered. The surplus 10
oy the compsny's standard S4,557 .977, to
which more than SO, 900, 900 should be added
II measured by the New York standard. The
receipts in premiums were S7,65I,2I3, of
which IS per cent was paid back to policy
holders. The assets of the company now
reach the large amount of So, 1903, $40.
Great care and economy have been put in
force to secure the most economical admins
tratlon, as the ratio of expense was less than
10 per cent. The public, we think, will be
well pleased with the statement made of the
affairs of the company, and will find in it
every reason to look forward to increased
prosperity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-02-26
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In Boston, Feb %, at Trinity Church, by the Rev.
Phillips Brooks. Hiram Bliss, Jr., to Mrs. Viola G.
Young, both of W ashington. Me.
In Caribou, Feb. 81, John Abbott to Miss Annie
MeCubrey, both of Caribou.
In SO. Boston, Feb. %. Scott : Andrews of Bruins.
wick, to Miss Ida A. Adams of Bath.
In Bangor, Feb y, Chas. B. Emery of Rockland,
to Miss Sydnie j. Cook Of Bangor.
In Warren Feb. IL, Thomas B. Copeland to CAIRO
E. Matthews, both of Warren.