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DAVIS-HAIN ES.-On Jan Is, by
Friends Ceremony, in the presence of
Mayor Pratt, in Camden, Ii. Davis, of
Pedricktown, and Miss Bertha p.
Haines, of Clarksboro.
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The Best salve in the world for Cuts,
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What's in a name? The n. Y. World
ca Is Philadelphia's merchant king John
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not appropriate.
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State Treasurer John J. Toffey will
please accept our thanks for a copy OF
his annual report.
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PEDRICK-At Pedricktown. on the
23d ult., Capt. Charles Pedrick, in the
49th year of his age.
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"a rh,nx OF ncan,, IL n Joy Forever

Among the beautiful sights which pro-
sent themselves 10 ones vision In Mem
phis IA the lovely machine embroidery
now on exhibition at the Office OF j. W.
Ogle & Co., agents for the world renowned
White Sewing Machine, nj their elegant
new quarters, 2Uj Second street. Light
aud airy lace curtains grace tho side walls,
handsomely embroidered In silk aud ara.
scno Rich aud elegant poriierrcs, en-
broidcrcd In heavy rope silk In scrolls OF
fantastic form, which In fancy carry one
back 10 the days Of ancient grandeur.
Graceful hammers hang suspended ON the
wall, dotted here and there by sprays loi
beautiful flowers and trailing vines
Lying promiscuous,y about tho room arr
samples Of tho celebrated aud much sought
after Roman embroidery. Above mas
siyc and richly embroidered lambfcquin
hangs n work ot exquisite art Machine
painting, copied from u painting by that
queen Ol animal painters, tho celebrated
Rosa Bonhcur. A pair OF Jerseys led and
caossod by pretty milkmaid, while di-
/ rcctly opposite isan excellent representation
Of cfayon work-a largo 81, BERNARD dog
whose large aud wou-shapcl head and ex-
prcssivc oycis indicative Of philanthropic
mature. Among all these beauties Of sow.
| ins machine art one IN puzzled 10 dctcr'
mino which il most deserving Of praise. A
piece OF soft transparency Is a scarf OF bolt.
ing cloth six feet Ia length, upon ono end
oi which Is etched large and lovely spray
Of white roses, and upon the other a fish
ing smack. which, with swelling sails
capcns gracefully before the breeze, and
ns thc PROV olcaycs the angry waters ON,
can almost fancy they see the whitc-cappcd
waves break and dash their silycry spray
across the bow The gentlemen comprisin.
tho firm, Me-. ]. w. Oglo aud Mr.. q. II
Belmont, with the foresight and generosity
characteristic OF the true business man, hay,
decided 10 give every lady who register
At their office during the exhibit chauc,
To draw White Sewing on the last day o
the exhibit May -. MoSrs Oglo 4 Bcl
mont are the first 10 Introduce feature o
this Kind in thoir line, aud deserve crodi
ior thcircntcrprisc. In this, ~ ia point o
merit, tho White takes the lead.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-26
pEAurlruL onAurAuauA LAKE.
Lakewood, Now York.

The most beautiful resort In America;
situated on the main line OF the New York,
Lake Erie 4 Western Railroad. at Lake
wood. n. ", midway between Cincinnati
and New York City; the highest nayigable
water In tho United States; over l,l0O feet
above the level Of the sea and 200 feet
higher than Lake Erie. Weather cool; no
malaria; no mosquitoes. Hotels open
June | 10 October |. Round trip fare nom
Cincinnati Sll.25; good returning until
October 81. De SURE your tickets read via
New York, Lakq.Ene & Western Railroad
from Cincinnati, as this Is the only line
running solid trains Pullman Palace Cans
through 10 the Lake Tourists tickets on
sale nj all large stations. For further in.
formation please apply to ticket agents OF
connecting lines, or TO III. q. llolobird,
Division Passenger Agent, No. W West
Fourth street, Cincinnati, o.
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ns Klll,a ine wonId.ne Mnrderer.

PiSE BLUR, Ark, May ga young
Miasissippian named Chalmers, who has
charge Of the stock on Col. Grays plania.
ton, saw n negro named Brown cruelty
beating a mule with a trace chain. lie
forced Brown TO desJst, and later Blown
told the manager Of the plantation that no
intended 10 kill ChalmenS Thursday
Chalmers and Brown met In store on
the plantation. Tho negro picked up a
heavy stone Jug aud hurled Il at Chal.
mers' who lodged Il aud then drow pis-
tol and fred twice nj his a~ailant. both
shots taking effect. Brown fell to the
ground MORALLY wounded. Chalmers
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UTICA.
Knowledge. and the Lack OF It.

knowledge. and the Lack Of It.
Some people believe Il TO be an unpar.
donable sin 10 cross the legs while dane
ing. and they never 10 Il.
II You are afflicted with warts on the
hands, rub them with the bones OF n cat
and they will instantly disappear,
II the new moon lies on It's back II Is a
sign OF rain. Possibly Il would be In pre-
ciscly the same condition n year from the
same date. THE LACK Who knows
where these proverbs come from1 We do
not. Who knows anything about their
truth? We do not. but lots Of people do.
or at least think they do. There Is a wider
spread belief in some nonsensical saying
or impossible statement than tho sober
truth.
We need not talk nonsense, for the sober
/ nth is that I. J. Graham, No. $40 From
street, sells the best and pures, lime in the
city, and also has full stock Of imported
Portland cement. fire brick aud clay sewer
pipes, and like building material. Cal
telephone No. 50l. Prices 10 suit all.
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Lemon EIixIr.
A PLEASANT LEMON DRINK.

A PLEASANT LEMON bhiNk..
For hiliousncss and constipation take
Lemon Elixir.
For indigestion aud foul stomach take
Lemon Elixir.
For sick and nervous headaches take
Lemon Elixir.
For slccplcssncss and nervousness take
Lemon Elixir.
For loss OF appetite and debility take
Lemon Elixir.
For foycrs, ohills and malaria take Lemon
Elixir
Lemon Elixir will not fail you IN any OF
the above named diseases all OF which arise
from a torpid or diseased liver, stomach,
Kidneys, bowels or blood.
Prepared only by DR.. II. Motley, Atlanta
Ga. - -,
Fifty cents and one dollar per bottle Sold
by druggists.
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PITKIN c. WRIGHT.
Ionrnnllnt nnd Wntor.

Newspaper articles Of all kinds written.
Letters, essays, reports, circulars, etc,
written or arranged for publication.
Speeches prepared, descriptive articles,
advertisements. local notices; any kind Of
articles. from a loyo-lottcr 10 a challenge,
OF from sermon 10 a thcaier party writ
ten. All communications strictly conf.
dental. Address, caro- Of business Office Of
either daily paper.
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. prom,,,,, MinI.ter writes.

After ten years OF great suffering from in1 no,
ecstlon, with great nervous prostitution, bll-
lousncss disordcrcd kidneys and consupa-
tlon, have been cured by DR. Motley
Lemon Elixir and am now well man.
RKv. G. q. DAVIS
Ed. NJ. T. Church, South, No. ~ Tatnall
aincet Atlanta Ga.
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T. II. Turley OF Turley & Wright
NJ. Gavin, OF NJ. Gavin & Co.
j. n. Fails, of G.. Falls & Co.
u. NJ. Nelson, of Nelson & Raine.
T. b. Sims, of T. b. Sims & Co.
II. u. Wilkinson, Of Dockery Wilkinson q
Co
J. NJ. Goodbar OF Goodbar a Co.
+. r. Anderson, Pres't Anderson Hat Co.
Chas. Kney. 90.
w. II. Kenneday, Secretary Citizei
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con.,.,. ousns.

For Housekeeping. Low for cash or on
easy terms. Come In. and bring your
friends. Rhodes Furniture Company NO.
355 second street
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ATTENTION is respectfully called to the
al OF W. ]. Chase q CO., 1856 Main street,
dealers in hay, corn, oats, bran, and agents
for Carlisle Cow Feed.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-26
Artificial GLASS Eyes
PRoF. SEWARD, optician, 2sl Main.
rn.,mom.,er.i uyarometcr-i

Balance Of Prof. Stewards stock OF tested
thermometers aud hydromclers will be
sold below cost for the next few days, at
Ileisier's drug store.
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mounted his horse and rode away and has
not been seen since. The negroes now
threaten to kill the manager Tor telling
Chalmers Of the threat, and are arming.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-26
rIe,urc., Watches. CIochs. Organs.

Anything needed 20 iit up and adorn
your home, low for cash or on easy terms.
Rhodes Furniture Company, No. 35j Sec
ond atrcot
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-26

LApfrs' cape collars q speciality NJ Mem
phis Steam Laundry. "a Second street
Branch Office 81 Madison street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-26

HAVE Memphis Steam Laundry furnish
towel rack With equipments, 2jc per week.
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oFricE of Prof. Seward is now over
Floyd x Moneys restaurant, 2sl Main
street, and not in the iewolry store, rs
formerly and a. many still suppose.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-26
FINAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

Prof +. d. Seward, optlcian, VIII
Loave Memphis June 10, for the
Pacific Coast.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-26

who are seeking homes and places for
business. The only way TO build up any
country is the constant and continued
publication OF its advantages. they must
be told over and over again. Hero all that
is needed is to tell the truth. The imagi-
nation can be allowed to remain dormant,
for use in some less favored land. II is not
needed in telling the story Of the Memphis
division OF the Louisville & Nashville Rail
road.
LUMBER, SLAVES, HEADING, SHINGLES AND
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-26
once over Floyd a MONEYS Restau.
rant, Isl Main.

once over Floyd a Moneys Rest"u-
rant, ISL Main.
Prof. Seward is Endorsed by the leading
oculists OF the United States and all the
leading physicians OF Memphis, including
Drs. Mitchell, Maury, Buddeke, Lippin-
colt, Jones and llennng.
ENDORSEMENT.
MKNrius, March I, 1889.
Prof. +. ID. Seward has practiccd in this
city very successfully for the past two
years. aud has established n reputation rs
a thoroughly competent aud strictly scien-
tifc opiician, and rs such We heartily
unite In recommending him 20 the people
OF this city, aud in doing so We can say
from personal experience that those who
may need his services in the all-important
matter OF adapting glasses for impaired
vision can depend upon him a. u safe and
reliable optician, thoroughly understand
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aud thousand Others equally rs we'll known.
OBco over Floyd & Moneys rcstau-
rant, PSI Main street
Call at once and have your eyes cor
rectly fitted with proper glasses.
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DIRECTORS.

John Armistead, OF Armistead & Lundec.
II. l.. Guion, Real Estate Dealer.
A. W. Newsom, of Lawhorn & Newsom.
]. r. Goodwin, OF J. r. Goodwin q Co.
w. 7. Dunayant, Of Dunavant a Kelly.
Andrew ]. Harris Of Moore & Harris.
]. NJ. Smith, of Smiley, Smith Co. and
Pratt Gin Co.
III. L. Coffin, of J. III. Coffin & Co.
$ and Also Arlington Insurance Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-30

The opening IN the tisliow'N h""" Is
about fly feet wide and through this gap
every log floated de~n the kennebec must
pass Work can only be done on this boom
at ebb tide. especially when the water 10
low; but on high water in spring work can
20 on most all day. As the logs come
through the boom they are carefully scruon-
ICED by man termed ROLLER VINO Walks
on the logs turning them completely over
with his feet and pick lie is looking Tor
logs having upon them the marx OF the
Messrs. Lawrence, aud As he spies them he
sings out. ION il. picks in it, and other
terms by which the man in charge OF the
Lawrence RATS outside the boom, knows 1t
is his log, AMI It is pulled out and by other
workmen conducted to its proper raft
little below the first ROLLER at the opening
of the boom is aIother ROLLER, selecting
logs for other mill men. and 40 on for Dali
mile or more down the river belo~ the
opening Of the boom, a. many AZ ten or
dozen different "rollers are spo'hug logs
belonging TO the different crews. of the
One Hundred Million Feet
of lumber which comes down the kenuebec
annually, about twenty hve million fee' are
stopped above the ilallo~ei boom, aud the
remainder passes through it. The year 1877
there was an unusually large number of logs
cut on the Kennsbec, fully oae hundred and
twenty-five million feet. OF this number
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Miss Cook the Bangor young lady who is
an inmate of the Insane Hospital and it is al
legged was terribly abused, is slightly on the
mend. although much disturbed in her mind
She is in what the physicians calls sad
mood. being melancholy and lying down
much. She says but little. and in accord
ance with the wishes of Snperipteuden mt
Ssnborn, nothing has been said to her con-
corning her wretched experience.
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Norm.

In harmony, Sept. Y. to the wife OF Samuel Her
rick, q son.
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Personals


Mr.. Percy Brooks spent Sunday at his
home in this CITY.
Can't. f. w. Atwood of Gardiner. was in
the city Yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jewett of Denmark
OAK, are visiting in the city.
Mr.. Bert Cross left Saturday for weeks
shooting in the vicinity Of Southport.
Mr.. W. J. Tuck. clerk on the stesme,
kennebec. spent Sunday in this city.
DIR. retoy. wife and daughter, are in the
city. the guests of Mr.. Chas. Tovne. on
Bridge street.
Mr.. Lewis Black foreman in the Kenue-
bee Keporter office. called upon friends in
the city Saturday.
Capt. .Jobn +. Chase left las, night for
provIdance. U 4, which mace he Joins
the {; .tty.bnrg excursioni,t,
Jntge A I..bbv returned Saturday from
attendance on the supreme court of Aroos.
teak c,untv in s.,sioa At Houlton.
Mrs. Anua " ranp,n who has been Wis.
it,og friends in She c,ty for the mast two
week. returned 10 Bah SATURDAY.
e. p Sanbofu. a we'll known Boston mer.
chant ia the quest of Mr. i H. parsons.
principsl Of the Copy High School.
Mr. Joho Ward and wife left on the after,
moan ,rafa SATURDAY for a SHIRT visit to their
dau,iter SIR. simpson in Portland
Cal + f. Doothby general passenger
and ticket agent, VI. c. r. r., passed through
the city SATURDAY. en- route for Bangor.
Dir. George W. Martin stopped over San
dsv with Hon. J IL. Manley aud family at
Small Point. lie will return 10 the city to-
dav
Ms. DR.. Harris of Dixmont, and Mis-,
Harris of Belfast, are in the city the guest.
of Mrs Harris mother, Mrs. James W
Joseph c. Hill, representing the L. S
Masonic Benev VIOLENT Association of Council
Bluffs, is in the city in the interests of thai
association
W II Moore, ESD, Of Gardiner, who has
been for twenty five years an extensive man.
ufacturer of bed stats III that city, was il
town Saturday.
Councillor Lumbert and wife remained il
the city over Sunday and will leave for Bos.
ton this morning where he will join the
Getty sburg excursion Tuesday.
Prof Horace Pulen, who has been lead
ing an orchestra in eastern Pennsylvania
returned home on the evening train Saturday
and will remain in Augusta during the
winter
Mr.. Edward f. Patterson, son of Hon. J
W. Patterson of this city is now editor and
publisher of the Ozark Weekly News, Ozark
Missouri. The paper is good local journa
and strictly republican in politics.
The Hon John @ A. Bracket, republi-
can nominee for governor of Massachusetts
is Supreme Councillor of the Royal Society
of Good Fellows. An assembly of this
order was Instituted in this city this spring
Col IL s. Osgood of Portland, was in the
city Saturday. on business connected with hi,
new telegraph line Col. Osgood was for
merly in the American Express office in thi,
city. and is now one of the most prominent
business mer Of the Forest City.
Hon. S. / Miller, of Waldoboro, editor
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Produced from the lsxative and nutritious
juice of California igs, combined with the
medicinal virtues of plants known to be most
beneficial TO the human Is stem, acts gently
on the kidneys, liver ani bowels, efsctualiy
cleansing the system. jis spelling colds and
headaches. and curing hab;tual constipation.
sug27d.S snr3p
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From Gardiner to Augusta

is but short distance. and we hope to
have the pleasure of many visits and fill
many needs from the Capital this fall.
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SS-This season Of the year there are
maav cases Of cholera morbus. diArrhas and
cramps caused by eating vegetables and
drinking impure water. As 3 remedy
KINSNAN'S CHOLERA MIXTURE vii
Instantly relieve and cure these ailments
Price Csc
;susfsiepitf
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Marri'eo.

In this city, sept, IS bv Rev. $. q. Sargent, VII
lard r AYERS and Miss Elora VI. Jackson, both OF
In Harmony sept. :. by Or VIM Mclaughlin,
Mr. FEMME t,oodridge aud Mrs. Ham j. enat
,nck both of Harmony. sept %, b, krY n Is tnr-
ns- Errd r. Groves of Lewiston to Miss Evs y.
Rrowu of Harmony.
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There are
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rsmedied by the best crystal lens
sPEoTArLFs and EYE GLASSES
cold and fitted by practical oIti
clans at PAkIkIDfjE'5 Drug
Store, under Granite Hall. Al.
gu.,a. Prices from u cents 10
elO-but si0 will buy the
sEsT QUALITY lens In fine ten.
pered steel bows.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-30

ss-Teu dollars rewsr1 viii be paid for
information thst will lead to the srres: and
conviction of parties doilg malicious mis-
chief around NY sand hank
JAS. y. WADE
AuGrsrA. Aug 20, 1859 aug3odlm
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Bright Cherry Patterns

are the IuIe in the New Carpets this Fall.
We should be very much pleased to have
you call and see them, even il you do not
wish TO buy.