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Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-01-19
Census Every Five Years.
Cincinnati Commercial q Gazette.

cincinnati Commercial-G Gazette.
A census takcn every i've years
such as is proposed in England, would
have advantages, whatever objections
there might be to the plan. The FIVE
year system would better admit Of an
experienced corps Of census-takeri
being employed. Indeed the fact that
1t takes tan years to get the report
ready for publication shows that a
part OF the corps might be perma.
nently employed. Some of The re-
ports, at least, are so stale as to be un
interesting and practically useless. A
hve-year census would have tho prefer
ence as being fresher and more accu
late. But would census each five
years by experts, canvassed and tabu
lated rapidly, cost more than q big
d., nMa,ngliag one only once in ten years'
nat is, OF course, q question to con
slder. Census taken by the states
each according to its own plan, might
be all that is necessary for practice
purposes in national way.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-01-19

Buffalo IL inaugurating q striking nor.
city In the way Of water park; that IL,
Il Il to be Q park composed mostly Of
water. It can be reached from the heart
OF the city by water, and will lie mostly
q lake, with islands. The largest island
win DO connected with the shore by
bridge, but boats will b. the chief means
B Of conveyance. Instead, then. OF driving
and riding, the main attraction will be
the opportunity for boating. In the win
ter. OF course, It will DO o skating park.
The idea IL good one for all cities that
have swampy and wet neighborhoods:
inatcad OF leaving them % hopeless and
poison breeding nuisances turn them into
health giving psrka-Sk Louis Globe
Democrat
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-01-19

EsCULENTs.
Carrots ss Is, beets 3 10; rutabagss Is;
horse radish so per barrel.
EGGS.
1890 cents per dozen.
FUEL.
Coal, Indian Territory, delivered at yards,
ss per ton; hard wood, IL per cord.
FLOUR.
Local mills quote car load lots: First patent
SS So; second patent %; fancy family " 30;
family ~ %; low grades n %. .,..a ,o..
a. foiiows: First patent % 20; second patent
Is; extra fancy s3, fancy 2 80; choice 40;
common 3 05 Less than carload loo per cwt.
advance. Graham -four 10 per 100 cwt.
FRUIT JARS.
Mason's u gal. si8 per gross; x >ls per gross
GIFTS. r
e"''' GRAIN SACKS.
8 bu, 8 OF. oat sacks 9h@l0. new bu 10 OF;
wheat sacks S0lShc, No. central Du Wnest
sacks, second hand, 7@7hc, sack Irvine, bale
lots, 12tb %.
,.Iien sc No. idrv ssited Is, No. dry salted
e. e. &c, bulls and badly damaged 81 price Sheep
skins 2l@6Oc, shesrings lO@2bc.
H0NINy.
Selling at $3.I0per Derrei'
4ta ta LEATHER.
No. 1 oak harness Louisville SAC, No. 90
SIC. No, do Ohio SAC, No 2 do SIC, No. penn
lock 3Sc. No. do 81 No. Q heavy oak trace
: lee, No. hemlock skirting sc, Nc. do Sc,
No. russell skirtings 800, No DO ~, 40, !
;ty shr:9as S &c. Ssds S 49, sole Father
A heavy DO SIC, Phi sdslphla < heavy osk Nc..
Phiiadeiphis medium oak S2c, fhiiadeipnls
Ahesvv oaf Sc, Philadelphia medium oak SOC;
Bunslo slsughtss so buss'% slaughter ses Eoodi
heavy OAK aoles IS 30 y dozen, No. ] medium
do e425.
Refined In tierces az H. sob pals sN. , soiD
pals 90, luib 0,lc, 6fh s,sc, leaf uerces Wa
Nesina o.. 5o@s7s box.
LYE.
Babbitt's es.75, American cases dozen eaca
n 81. Greenicil 4 dozen e3.76, PhiladeipniA
dozen e2,7s, Eagle eS.so'
Rough OH. SOosO 2 Nj clean drssssd or on
AIDE Us, common 10 ~. d. y. SCORING an0
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-01-19
Lotteries.

Louisiana State Lottery company,
Of New Orleans, La, and Original
Little Louisiana Of San Francisco,
Caliiornis. Order your tickets from
d. Domnau & Bro, Austin avenue,
opposite McClelland hotel, or ut Dallas
or Temple. Special rates to clubs. All
winning tickets cashed without dis
count.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-01-19

All prescriptions carefully compoun.
ded at j. Il. Scars. 42b Austin street. :
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-01-19

0G0R 1AOuU6D
of land on Red River, In Clay county,
for sale eheep. 81 cash, balance ON 8
to 10 years time ut 8 per cent. inter-
est. 1t will be sold in any size tracts
to suit purchasers. This IL the finest
body of farm land In the county.
Waco Property.
We have just gotten in some fine
residence property In the city Of
Waco. Prices ranging from $500 to
$4,000. Call and see list.
Farming Land.
We have real bargain in farming
property, $500 acres Of black waxy,
and 8 miles from o town of $500 In
habitants. Residences, tenant hous.
%, etc., divided into pastures Of va
rious sizes. Four hundred acres In
cultivation, Oh the railroad, all fenced
and In good condition. Price $40 per
acre.
|DONI FORGkl still iosnins Ing
money cheaper than the cheapest.
j. B. GILMER 8 90.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-01-19

Coal and wood, Geo. W. McLaugh-
80 prompt delivery
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-01-19

For fresh Boston chips, oil col0ri
go to Joe Lehman's restaurant.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-01-19

- m
B. and 8. at Cotton Exchange NJ
El Paso grapes extra choice ats IN
Thompson's.
DR.. Z. II. goyett. dentist, corner A,
Ross Imported Soda at the Texas.
Exchange. "r-
Hennessy's Imported French out 12
dy just received from Bordeald son
~o' Ora
Best mealsserved to order att Dung
Ed Whites restaurant on 9Th news
fearful
Best turn-outs In town at Mwo and
On the
Buy your candies at Joe Leh.
soutn 4th strect. earn
First.class carriages for calls y"n
its, ETC.. at Molder & Hearne's. tiow
Fresh crop cranberrles at pre-
Th0mrsons 4th and Franklin streeer
Tho best assorted fancy condles'u
Joe Lehman's. cn
New crop Louisiana malasses ext.
r.
For fresh stick and fancy candis-
you can get the best ct Lehmail's n.
taurant south Fourth street.
Mr.. Barney Feldhake has remoout
his shop to No. 1ls South Fifth stame
who're no will ply his sondec. The
work of oil kinds. Mr.. Fed and q
an expert workman, with pltizens'
force and will be glad to q, tive
orders from old friends "a q fifth
toners. I'd. The
The University JOB print "V' 10
In the new Jones building Du'
lin street, between 4th nown.
prepared to do all kinds of ISL. .1asn'
at the lowest living price, ~ nlch.
spection OF their work and L =" - "
solicited.
b of
| Dr. +. ~. den3sts pnyeiclen Noy
surgeon. Headquarters at WillIIt
sons drug store. =
an
The House Of Lords uudcr IT. MT
proprietor, Yves. Damron, ID dispcss
Ing to Its patrons the finest imp6rtS
and domestic liquors, wines and Z
gars. The best brands OF old Ket
lucky whiskies passed over the bar
Fresh, cool beer always on tap
Polite attention aud satisfaction guar
antsed. This house II open day an
night, and your ,..tronsge - respect
fully solicited.
The unprecedent good health
Waco for the past two months 10
last accounted for. The people hav
been buying their me at and lard irot
Crippen, Fifth and Austin stree
Good meat makes rich blood, and
lie the kind of meat Grips aine
sells, rich, uuioy steaks t4s@; J.
roasts.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-01-19

II. H.. HILL, Ticket Agent. 4
,,,dsr Pacific Hotel Block. Cor. 4th 4 Franklin
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-01-19
Old $50 q bushel, new 75c.
WHISKY.
High wines 4l IA.

Bright medium II months growth l5@17c,
bright medium to months growth llGlBc,
light fine 12@16c, light fde l2@l5c, heavy fine
S9I3, bury or IOtted 59Sc less.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-01-19

~ So x SasSo, !ouSh ceiling siS, siding \. r. r.
q el7 -, 4 go, do ". r. e25, poplar boards.
~ ,t!.eiss ssR pine %, DO heart pine % do
pinS All 81; b = M, whIss pine DAT ~ square
white boltcd In sacks OF Alb, CSC.
MoLAssEs.
Fancy t0@55c, choice new crop Louisiana u
@Nc, prime 36@4Oc, good centrifugal 2saSOc.
common st@2sc, corn syrup 40@42e, Coney ISL
and l5c, white clover 50c, standard A drips S.
MEAT ANIMALS.
Butchers pay o. u0@S 90 for medium steers,
0o@2 30 for cows, 3 ., @4 q for fat hogs, I coo
3 80 for heavier weights, quoted I, cwt. Nut.
tons bring sH@3Mc y 10.
NAILS.
Iron rate o. 90. steel 1926.
nuts.
PecAns 4@y7c, almonds &c, fiberts 12nc,
English walnuta lac, Brazil nuts 12Kc, a TO-
cocoanpts s5 90 per 100, peanuts sI@7:(c,
Texas 2O@22c.
New exc per ID.
3iHftT PoTAroHs. fta
New 10000; New Early Red Rose. 3. 90.
POULTRY.
Chickens 81 g az 25T dozen.
POWDER.
Pile and shotgun e5 90 p key, ~ n y x key,
u 90 u u key, blasting o. q u keg, Eagle
ducking % Us I, y key,
Hhs RICE.
Fair sk@ec y ID, prime gl<c, choice &c.
itt. ROPE.
sisal ,k-inch basis 1917 q ID, cotton rope 1S,I
SALT.
Bbls. 81 Is, dairy %, sack ......
SPICES.
Black peppee eO@22c p ID: allspice Ice, n l.
ger ll1sc, nutmeg 75@S5c.
SODA.
Bicarb, in kegs, 4Xc p ID, lib packages tx
sal soda 2ls@3c,
French sl3, American 0 90, half mustard5 30,
quarter mustard 30.
Drop 81 so y bag, buck g.
SUGAR,
powdered &c. Yellow Clarified StxS7Sc. c6o i
seconds 6Ac, prime exc.
STARCH
Royal gloss Glib boxes exc, lib boxes &c,
3-fb 6kc, bulk 4c, pearl 3a<@4c.
TEAS.
Gunrowder 75@scc, y ID, Imperial 4O@s0c.
OOlong 35@5Oc. ~
3@3a<c u fb.
TOBACCO AND SNUFF
Standard plug navies 43@45c n ID, bright 7
OF. twist 35t@40c, ll-inch plug 27030c, smoking
aaa0rfad standard UOOde NHNSR. anuH n ~
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-01-19

NTANTED-Ago good, christian white woman,
w to do homework and care for two little
boys. Apply at this office.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-01-19

TlOR RENT-Furnished rooms, neat, airy
y cosy and fine locality. Enquire at Eve.
ming News Office. tf
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-01-19

Dupree's pure apple vinegar, bbls 20 grain
strength, per gal ........................
Dupree's pure white wine vinegar, bbls. ~
grains strength, per gal. ................
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-01-19

WIANTED--A good boy. to feed Job press.
wv Csll At University Printing office, In
Daily NEWS building.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-01-19

Standard plug navies 4S445c n ID, bright z
OF. twist 35940c, ll-inch plug 27@30c, smoking
assorted standard goods 3O@58; snuff. OF.
bottles 90 75a11 25' do 2-oz bottles $50, 2 OF.
tins 81 1906 IS, 1-oz 9 40@4 10.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-01-19

WyANTEE-A good mouser at j. W, Green
wv Co.'s, South Sd street next door to
Lynham 4 Delany. 2.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-03
Obituary.

The death Of J. Gardner Burgess, son of
X. Burgess of North Vassaboro on Tues day
last, was a cause of deep sorrow and mourn
ing, not only to his relatives, but to all who
knew him He was a general fsvorite on
account of his genuine character, his cheer
full and obliging disposition and courteous
and considerable manners. His age was nine
teen After he left the town school he at
tended few terms at the Coburn Institute
at Waterville, and finished his education and
graduated at Oak Grove, Vassslboro. After
spending few months in his fathers store
he went TO Boston and entered into the en-
ploy of Thomas Chrester & Co, wholesale
dealers in small wares, and remained with
them up to the time of his illness,
which was about three weeks ago
Not feeling well his employer advised him
to go out and rest a few days. He went to
his boarding place and took his bed. but
continued to grow worse. HE mother being
in Boston on a visit learned of his condition
and went to see him and at once concluded
to start with him for Vassalboro' He had
hardly strength enough to reach home, suf-
fering much on the way while lsboring under
typhoid fever. On his vacation at home
last July he took from his small earnings
that he had saved by Titles. sufficient to pro-
cure life policy Of 81 900, payable to his
mother at his decease. The funeral will
occur this Thursday afternoon at the resi-
dence of his father.
II. G.. ABBOTT.
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-DAIsY~ csALLKnonsrnBsrA rE.
Statement Of ~ q PsscivAI, ownsr o.
the colt. Daisy Ps1civai~

IN rs~es 10 the many inquiries Why
Daisy Percivai received neither premiua,.
nor YET. honorable mentioo. A. the recssa
Ssa'e Far in Leviso-, take b.. mesho |
IN max. public sHssrr, that 10 not ksov
the reason Why. Daisy vas property eat-r-d
anaer The heal Of -.FIIisss - This class
~ i'rss ! all colts. rezariie-s # breeding,
Sc ID snnsat. paz. 20 IL alike covered
Cis sses'isie blooi with al others.
Bat will nov say. AMI challenge con-
usd'etur te shat am sboa, To say,
let Daisy Psreivaa" ~as the heaviest
colt. by one huaired and afty roands. in
her class
Bad. She -as the mos, perfect in ell
points that make up n good horse 10 her
eiass
b. 10 her gait. style. appearance and
general makeup. she vas the handsomsss
one 3f them all.
9Th. BY her beauty, symmetry, gait. ex-
cei'ent points. general appearance and style,
she attracted and commanded more attention
than all the others in the field
Being we'll aware Of all this. made inquiry
Of the Secretary Of the Society why she re-
eeivei neither premium nor honorable men
ton. He referred my letter to A. " Jeraid,
Who had charge Of the Horse Department,
for reply.
Mr.. Jersld saw me in person. acknowledged
the receipt OF my communication To the Sec
Rotary and further acknow lodged the excel
lence Of my oily. He claimed that the judge
in making up the premium list. did not know
tina, number 33 embraced Clydesiale blood
Right here, nov then, ask you readers
And every one what did class IS embrace,
II did not embrace THAR It says. on page
20 OF the 2sth Annual, regardless Of breed
ing
Was it an accident. oversight ignorance or
intentional fault. or what reason can be given
for overlooking Daisy Pereivai' in The Pee
MUM or Honorable Mention list? fn ali
sincerity. ask Have been fairly used?
Do they expect. BY this nietfot To make their
fsir- a succ. IS, Il this rigbtS IA il Justice
Or What d. you cal il? The colt, a.
! al 'lsrstsnd, that received the premium, dis
not compare fayorabIy with Daisy Not
only vas It inferior ~ size, but tn points
styiv, and general mske-up. Now. then.
submit this challenge not only to the winner
of shs premium 10 Class 35, but to any per
son n the State. t. meet at any public place
at sny time upon tt days notice, and pro-
duee a colt Of the age of Daisy Percivalr
who ,hall compare, either in weight size,
style, makeup and general appearance. a.
also in all the points that Daisy" has, char
acts ristic Of good and perfect horse. And
| am willing, further. that the Judge, in the
csse shall be A. +. Jerald.
VIII body accept the challenge.
awaitreply. Wa. +. PERcIvAL.
Augusta, Me Oct. Ist, 1889.
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The Useful Wor kshop.

Often repairs can be made at home in less
time than the farmer would spend going to q
mechanic. the entire cost is saved. or
more. Often some repairing is needed i'm
mediately to save stoppage of men and teams
when the work is very important. and with a
not expensive set of tools great deal of
mending can be done by an ingenious farmer
or Farmland A portable forge costs little,
and is very useful, as well as interesting.
Workers on the farm will find good work
shop very pleasant on stormy days and the
change from routine work a real pleasure
and profitable
The boys, too, will spend many hours there
improving their minds and sharpening their
wits while amusing themselves bull ing
vario"s articles for their private use, and be-
fore they know it are helping father put a
beam in plough, or knee or beam in 4
sleigh, making whifetrees, etc, etc, or
even putting an entire wooden axle in an oil
wagon which have known to last for years
and run exceedingly we'll. So, too, the
workshop is a nice place for the old gentle
man, partly or wholly retired from farm
work.-Nec FORK Tribune.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-03

Physicians recommend DR. Bulls Cough
Syrup, when sil other medicines fail As a
certain cure for bronchitis, sore throat, and
coughs or colds of long standing. For sale
by all druggists. % cts.
For there was never yet a philosopher,
that could endure the toothache patiently
Perhaps not--but there lie little wit in endur-
ing i, at all. when one bottle Of Salvation
Oil will cure it. oct39lt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-03

Read the hospital reports. read the mortu-
airy reports, read the medical publications.
read the daily newspapers, and learn how
wide spread is heart disease, how difficult of
detection it is to most people. how many and
ho sudden are the deaths it causes. Then
read Dr. Flint's Treatise on Heart Disease,
and learn what it is, what causes it, what
diseases it gives rise to, what its symptoms
are, and how it may be attacked. If you
find you have heart disease. ask your drug
gist for bottle of DR.. Flint's Remedy.
The treatise may De had on application to
Mack Drug Co N Y For sale by c. B.
Murphy & J. NJ. Mixer. Sept30deodl wfolr
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LOCAL n ottcss


Notice /. hereby given that the annual
meeting of the Howard Benevolent Union OF
Augusta. will be holden Oct. !. 1889, at
o'clock p. NJ. at the Aldermen's Room, Tor
the purpose of electins officers for the ensuing
year ard also to transact any other business
which may properly come before said meeting
Members will please give their attendance.
]. 5. HosBs. Secretary.
c.., IN 1889 civ
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The Northampton National Bank of North
amp.on, Mass, which was robbed on the
night of Jan 25, 1876, of securities amount
ing to over one million dollars. has placed an
order with the Damon Safe Co., of Boston for
large amount of burglar proof protection
for their ,ew bank building Determined to
have the very best, the bank has made ex-
haustive investigation Of the security sf-
forded by the methods of construction of the
leading manufacturers. Their decision be-
ing decidedly in favor of the Damon con-
struction. the award was made on merit
alone. the cost being secondary consiierA-
ton. oct3dlt
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Miss MoIIie Benjamin Of Gardiner vi-ise1
friends In the city yesterday
James Giles Of Nspa City. Cal, 10 il the
city. the CUES, Of Mr.. 8. H. verriiI-
Dr. G. l.. Randall, the Journals eo-res-
pondens from Riyer,id~. vas 10 the eff. yes-
terday.
John A. BeaI, the veil known city er seis
messenger, is speaking a few days sith
friends in Bingham.
Mr.. Fred T. Stroct of srdlrcE .ss 10 TIE
city YESTERDAY. Mr.. Strouf ia in tse class If
80 at the Haiac M~sscaI School
John z. A1ery .; ,I.l, ely and B. y War
rem Of Hailoseli left last night for Portland
where they will jcin tho Grand commsndery
KIT. on their tip to Warrington.
Messr, A. ". Spear. W. Benjamin. o. 3.
Ciason and George H. selton Of Gardner,
and DR. r G. Thayer Of wsssrviIle we're
among the gentisman 10 the city yesterday.
The Josrna! received a pleasant call yes
tsrday from its Monmouth correspondent. J.
l.. Circuit Esq and Oiis W. Andrews, Esq +,
chairman Of the Board Of seIeetmen Of that
rood Kennebec county town.
In the Amherst Record Of few days ago
We find the folio~iug concerning . former
popular ard able Professor At the Maine
State College, who will receive the eonsrs'-
ulati5n Of his many friends To this State
upon his new honors DIR. c. II Fesnald.
professor in the Agricultural college, has
lust recei we'd notice that he has been elected
a Feiiow in the chronological Society OF.
London, England. one Of the most important
societies Of the kind in the world. Last
year the same honor was b. slowed upon him
by the chronological Society Of Pans.
France.
President Arthur Se~ail Of Main
Central. wish his son. Harold u Sewail lac
consul at samoa AMI patty Of friends left
Bath Tu. sia, in the Pullman ear ldlrsil
for Montreal where they we're ,ined ys-tsr
day by Pre.ident Van Horne of The Cana
dian Pacific, and will leave for V ,ne ,uyer,
the western terminus Of the latter great line
They will be absent some weeks AMI pro
pose to make an extended tour Of the west.
Mr.. r. J.. Clark VII, b.ft Bangor, Tuesday,
by the Canadiaa Pacific will also join them
In Montreal and travel west with them He
and Mr.. Harold VI Sesall are frisnis AMI
the latter talks some Of going into business
10 the west The trip will certainly be a
delightful one
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ra. hszs SalTs in IL world tol cuss,
Brpsses, Scrss. II -. Salt Ras-n. kerss
Sores, Tes.er, Cha &c HAMA, Chiipiains
Coras, and all Skin sTggaons. sud pesifiTei,
cures Piles. or no pa eqgireG. II il guar
snsees to give perfect sstsfacsicE. OF none,
refunded. Price rs e. 20 ne- box. Fer sal'
bvJ " Mira- susn.sd&~;y
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Cases of contagious diseases as reported
to the State Board of Health for this week -
Diphthefa-Portland, |; Randolph, l !;
Halioweil. /.
Typhoid fever Bethel. l Bingham, ! /;
Chesterville, | Deering, 3 Gilead, /; Cor
ham, |; Jay. 2; Orono. q Penobsc)t, 2;
Portland, 5; Pressure Isle, /; Rockland, 8;
Thoma ston, 4 Turner, l; Washington, 2;
Westbrook, q
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The pleasant favor, gentle action and
soothing effects of Syrup of Figs. when in
need of q laxative and If the father or
mother be costive or bilious the most grAti-
fyins results follow its use, 80 that il is the
best family remedy known and every family
should have bosale.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-03

Another wonderful discovery has been
made and that too BY lady in this county :
Dieases fastened its clutches upon her and
for seven years she withs God its severest
tests, but her vital organs were undermined
and death seemed imminent For three
months she coughed necessarily and could
not sleep. She bought of rs bottle OF Df,
Kings New Discovery for CONSUMPTION and
"a, 90 much relieved on taking first dose
that she slept all night and with one bottle
has been miracuiou.l, cured Her name Is
Mrs. Luther Lutx.' Thus write W. e.
Hamrick Co. Of Shelby, N. C.-Get q
free trial bottle at J. NJ. Mixers Drug store.
dec14d&wchvky
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STATE NEWS.
kENNEBEC.
". Piftston.

". FfTtsfOH.
house. so-ealled, Chelsea, last Sunday. The
two candidates were an old lady who will be
70 years old ne 1t July by the name of Cooper,
the other a Mr.. Smith who lost leg in de-
Tense of the stars aud stripes The ordinance
was administered by Elder Charles Bailey of
Windsor. Another baptism is expected
Sunday MIR Smith, q soldier Of the late
war. died Sept. 26, at the residence of Mr..
Greag. His remains were sent to Connect
cut where he has children.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-03

The mammoth Boston Marrowflt squash
which has been on exhibition at the store of
W. G.. Fiheld, has been purchased BY Mr..
VIM. Cochrsne of Washington, d c. The
squash was raised by Messrs. John II. and
Geo. A. Yeatou Of this city, and formed part
Of their exhibition at the recent Grange
fair. ftweighs 81 lbs and girths nearly
Ave feet. It's purchaser will use It for
novel purpose iIe is to take ii to Washing
ton and place il on e1hsbitio at large fair
to be held in that city in the latter part of
the present month Placrls will announce
it asa Mammoth Boston Marrowfas squash
grown in Maine" II will easily reproduce
squash IS large AS itself, and as no such
vegetables are ever seen IN the southern
markets, at the close of the fair the ingenius
possessor. who must be of New England
birth, will cut the squash up and dispose of
the seeds at ten cents each. As it 10 esti-
mated that the Squash % itain' some 800
seeds. the receipt. from the sale will net the
owner a good round SUN.