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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1889-02-09


Having fitted up the large store rooms
at No. 81 North Queen street, formerly
Undertake s, and put in new and COM
plete stock of everything that could be
thought of in first-class Dry Goods line,
| respectfully invite the public and the
Ladies in particular to call, and we shall
be pleased to show them our assortment.
The stock has been especially selected
with care to quality and the wants of
the trade in style and fashion, being the
latest and most popular.
Our line of Dress Goods, Calicoes,
Ginghams, Muslins, is the fullest and
finest that taste could select or money
buy.
Our object is to study the wants of
housekeepers and supply them to the
satisfaction of every buyer, in material,
quality, price I'm politeness and accom-
mediation. and fair dealing.
With these assurances we extend our
cordial greeting to the public, and solic-
1T share of patronage a visit will prove
an agreeable and profitable acquaint-
ance. Very Respectfully,
w. Il. MORGAN.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1889-02-09
BOOTS AND SHOES.

Frank Doll & Co. have just received,
direct from the factory, the best stock of
SCHOOL SHOES for both boys and girls
ever offered in Martinsburg.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-19

FISCHER, Julia plat No o, Todd & Browf
block n, lot 10; amount, 80 2b.
FORD, John, plat No. o, Wright q Cox, subldl
A and improvements; amount. S10.S6.
FLOOD, James, plat No. 20, Barry Farm, sectloi
" north half OF lot 80; amount, $500.
FOX, Joseph, plat No 80 Barry Farm, sectiofl
z, lot and improvements S973
FROST, Leonard, plat No. 20, UDiontown, Dul
wallis addition, lot 779 amount, S2.d3.
Plat No. 30, Uniontown, Duvall's addition, lot
$50; amount, $500
Plat No. 90, Uniontown, Duvalls addition, lot
- 7S1; amount, S1.d1.
FRENCH, Rachael Ann, plat No. y, Todd a
Brown, block 10, east half of lot "a and inns
rovements; amount, S12.0d.
FORT, r. @. and others,plat No. 26, Unlontown,
lot COG and improvements; amount, 92o.
Plat No. 20, Uniontown, lot COG and Improve
ments; amount, 1928.
FOX, Robert c, plat No. o, Meridian Hill, block
!, lot g; amount, S32.11.
FORD, seraph Y, plat No. 13, Takoma, block o,
lot 8; amount, S2.1S.
Plat No. 13, Takoma, block o, lot %; amount,
SAILS.
FLETCHER, william, hoirs part OF plat No .,
near 9Th street; amount, S2.17.
FEARING, Warren g.. plat No. 81, Meridian Hill,
block 8, south half Of lot 10 and improve.
ments; amount, S15.45.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-19
..i-s :

PARDON, A, p, plat No, Q, Meridian Hill, block
9, part Of lot =, described as follows; West
half; amount, 1922.
FSE1oE SeeS H. A sabc s gSa AMOUNT SS s Meridian HILL
Plat No. %, Meridian HILL block TO- sublot 80
and improvements; amount, S1.01.
Plat No. 0, Meridian Hill, block 10, sublot 37i
Plat No. 8, Meridian Hill, block IL, lot ~ and
improvements; amount, 1927.
Plat No. q, Meridian Hill, block IL, sublot d1
and improvements, amount, $3.50.
Plat No. %, Meridian Hill, block IL, sublot 15
and improvements; amount, S4,dO.
FIELD, Augustus, plat No. o. Hawes,. sublot
2O7 and improvements; amount, SS.72
FISHER Ancella b., platiNo, o, s. p. Brown,
part Of lot 10 and improvements, described
as follows: 1880 II on Sheridan ave-; amount.
S2.ll,
FOSTER, Anthony and Jane, plat No. 1b, How
ard University block ~, west half OF lot o
and improvements amount, SS.13
FRAZIER. Bazell, plat No. 20, Barry Farm,
section =. lot 70 and improvements; amount,
FIRST COOPERATIVE BUILDING AsSoCIA-
TION, plat No. 20, Uniontown, part of lot
l2l. described as follows: West AZ II. by an
average depth OF IL II. q I'M amount, S1.01.
FLEMING, Dabney, plat No. 26. Barry Farm,
section 8 lot 80 and improvements; amount,
S0.72.
FRENCH, Ellen, plat No, 3. Reno, square s, lot
Plat No, 8, Reno, square 8, lot 10; amount,
FOSTER, Frank, plat No. 26, Barry Farm, sec
ton |, lot and improvements; amount,
S10.57.
FRANCIS, George W. G., plat No. 1s, Monticello
block 4, lot 1S4; amount, Sill.
Plat No. 1S, Montello, block 4, lot 1856;
amount Sill
FREEMAN George r., plat No "a Burrville,
section 2, lot 81; amount, 15c.
Plat No 23, Burryille, section 2, lot 10;
amount, d5o.
Plat No 20, Burrvile, section 3, lot 3s;
amount, d5c.
Plat No, 23, Burrvlle, section 3, lot 39i
amount, $500.
FREEMAN, James, plat No, 30, Barry Farm,
block 2, lot and improvements amount,
S0.73.
Plat No. 26, Barry Farm block 2, lot and
improvements; amount, Sl3.5l.
FITZNO ORRIS John, plat No. o, Prather, sublot
207; amount, 1884,
Plat No 9, Prather, sublot 20S; amount, S5 90,
Plat No o, Prather suOlot 300 and improve
mentsi amount, 3l4U,3l.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-19
IL, 81 !

EsCHER, Christine, plat No..9 Hawes, part Of
lot Az described as follows: South halt;
amount, S1S.81. 10 iN
ELLIS, Elizabeth, plat NO. Wright 4 Cox, part
lows: West los. 80 IT,; amount, $685.
ELLIS, Everett, plat No. 2, Canal Co. Land,
house; amount, $11.80
ED, Emma l., plat No. 8, Renp' block 8, lot "a;
Plat No. s, Reno, block 8, lot 24Ie; amount,
Bbc.
Plat No. 8, Reno. block s, lot IL; amount,
S1.09.
EDWARDS, G. H., and J. Wallace plat No, 10,
Ivy City, block 3. lot Ill amount, 94c.
Plat No. 10, Ivy City, block 9, lot 12;amount,
S139.
EMMoNs, George E., plat No. 90, Garfield lot
PIat FIAT No. NO. 3 as d Sarfed lot lot Isl % amount 75o.
Plat No. 30, Garfield, lot 10; amount, 75c.
ments; amount S25S.
Plat No. 26, Garfield, lot 90; amount, $40.
Plat No. &C. GaraeId, lot 95 AZ amount, sEs;
Plat No. 26, Garfield, lot 1853; amount, 63c.
Plat No. 26, Garfield, lot 16S; amount, 51c.
EBERT Henry r., plat No. o, Wright 40 4 Cox,
part of lot and improvements, described as
follows: North 10 IT,; amount, S4.43.
EMO. Henry W, plat No. 20, Uniontown, part
of lot 100, described as follows: East 13 ft.i
Plat No 28, Uniontown, lot 10; amount, 0Oc.
Plat No 26 O3 acre; amount, Sill.
EVANS, John, plat No. 26, Uniontown, lot 340
and improvements; amount. S16.2i.
ERNEST, Jacob, plat No. 8, Reno, block IL, lot
Fl and improvements; amount, $6.O3.
Plat No. 8, Reno, block IL, lot %; amount,
S1.70.
ENTWIsLE, Julia, plat No. 90 Uniontown, lot
$50 and improvements; amount S6.1O.
EMERY, Lyman s., plat No. 10, Baker, sublot 8
and improvements; amount, $33.57.
ELDER Maggie r., plat No. 10, Ivy City, block
7, lot ~; amount, CSC.
ENNELs, NJ. ", trustee s. A. johnson, plat No
10, Ivy City, block 4 lot 10; amount, S1.15.
Plat No. 10, Ivy City, lot 10 and improve
ments; amount, S001.
EVANS, William b., plat No. 1S, Montelo
block 3, lot 214; amount, 72c.
72c.
ELLIS, William, plat No. 30, Barry Farm sec
tlon 4, lot "a and improvements; amount
S1b.17
The Washington critic., 1889-01-19
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CLARK, Allen g., plat No. o, Todd & Brown
Plat No. IL, Padsworth, ut q and innroye.
lnents; amount, s4.24.
CLARK, Allen g., and VIM. H. Pe,rce. plat No
10. Mclaughlin, lot 79i amount, Sls3
CIAPp, Almon, M plat No. o, soue College
lot 40; amount, S11 80. s''
Plat No,0, South College, lot AZ; AMOUNT
Plat No. 20, sherwood, block o, lot /; amo,.,,
Plat Ne. 20, sherwood. block blot .; amount
Plat No, 90, Isherwocd, blocko lot o; amount,
Plat No. 20, Isherwood. block 9,lot a. amount,
Plat d,ndSot Mo- ss9, IShorvOOd block Id, lot 49,
Plat No; %, Ishsrwood, block Ia, lot Il;
Plat No. 90, Isherwoed, block 15, lot Q;
Plat No; 20, sherwood, block 10, lot 81;
Plat S, No; g, g i JsherwOOd' bIo,t Is, lot a;
CARROLL, Arthur w, plat No. %, ,Chtohester
lot 30; amount, Tic.
Pst No. No. g. g. lot S 81 s1S
ments; amount, S0.S7. W
Plat No. 20, Chichester lot 38; amount 7fe.
Plat No. 20, Chichester, lot 80; amount 71o.
CONWAY, Allen plat No. 26. Barry Farm
block A, lot 10 and improvements; amount
oRuToHFIELp, Albert, plat NO. o. Meridian
follows; Back ground 80 ft. next east 25 fl
PHI. No. o, Meridian IIsfl, block II, part OF 10,
13, described as follows: 80 IL. next east ~
H.; amount, $500.
.CADY, Cecelia, plat No. %. Meridian HILL blool
II, part of lot 4 and improvements, described
as sfollows North rs vi amount Sb.43.
CHASE, Caroline NJ, plat No. %, Barry Farm
block q, lot .; amount, S70l.
CEPHAS, Catharlne, plat No 80, Barry Farm
block %, lot D and improvements amount
COST, Charles r., plat No. o, Todd A Brown
block 3. lot 20 and improvements; am ount
house; amount S7,0i.
CRAFTY. Daniel, pat No 90 Cottage Hill.
block IL, lot ~; aniNpnt, 81 SO '''
Plat No 20 Cottage Aill block IL. lot az,
amount, 81 SO. 49, ~ ~
Plat NO. 40 csYltago nm block IL, lot 40.
Plat No, %, Cottage Hill, block IL, lot so;
plat No. 20, Cottage Hill. block IL, lot 5b,
Plat No, 70; Cottage Hill, block H. lot 80;
Plat No: 29i Cottage Hill, block IL, lot 81;
Plat NJ, ~, Cottage Hill, block IL, lot So;
rla. o'S; 40 20 Cottage Hi. block Ii. lot SO;
The Washington critic., 1889-01-19

pls, y No. s. Reno block TO- lot q amount
Plat No 8, Reno block 10, lot Q; amount,
Plat No. ., Reno, block 10. lot d; amount,
Plat No. 8. Reno, block Id, lot z; amount,
Plat No 8, Reno. block Id, lot 8; amount.
Plat No. D. Reno, block Ia, lot o; amount,
S1.79.
Plat No. 9, Reno, block ID, lot 10; amount,
S1,7O.
Plat No. 6, Reno, block IL, lot IL; amount,
S170
Plat No. 8, Reno, block ID, lot 2S; amount
Plat No. 3, Reno, block ID, lot 10; amount,
S170.
Plsi SIS. ES. g. Reno block H. lot 'o' amount
DYER, Jane g., q plat No g. Reno block ID lot
Plat No 5, Reno, block IL. lot 81; amount
Plat No. ., Reno, block Ia, lot 35; amount,
S170.
Plat No. 3, Reno, block Ia, lot 80; amount
S170.
Plat No. 5, Reno, block Ia, lot 81; amount
S179.
Plat No 8, Reno, block Id, lot 50; amount
S1.70
Plat No. 8, Reno, block 10, lot 4; amount
S179
Plat No. 3, Reno, block 10, lot 8; amount
Plat No. 3, Reno block 10, lot 1O amount
s1.05
Plat No. 3, Reno, block 10, lot IL; amount
S105.
Plat No. 3, Reno, block 15, lot 23; amount
Plat No. 8, Reno, block TO- lot "a; amount,
Plat No. 8, Reno block 49, lot 10; amount,
Plat No. 8, Reno block 10. lot IS; amount
SLID
Plat No. 8, Reno, block 1e, lot %; amount,
DYER lana ~ Mat Nh n Rama block 10 lot
49, amount, S1.79.
DIVER, Lucy H., plat No. o, Meridian Hill,
block a. lot IL; amount, $500.
DAVIS, Lucy A., plat No. 2e, Barry Farm, sec.
tion 3, lot 16; amount 1894.
DEAN, Mary G., plat No. IS. Burrville section
2, lot 81 amount, 55o.
Plat No. 30, Burrville, section 2, lot z;
Plat No: -, Burrvillc' section q lot 81
DURHAM, Martin, plat No. 90, Chichester, lot
81; amount, 75c.
DORSEY, Osborne, plat NO. 30, Barry Farm,
section 9, lot ID; amount, S3.10.
Plat No. 20, Barry Farm, section 8, lot 62;
amount, S3.10.
DAVIS, Primus, plat No 90, Garfield, lot and
improvements; amount, S5.34.
DANIEL Robert j. plat ., No. 2s Bqrr,,yille,
North part; amount, S12.s7.
DANIEL, Robert j., and others, trustees church,
plat No. %, Burrville, section 2, lot 2, amount;
Plat No. 23, Burrville, section ., lot 8;
amount, Doc.
DAWSON, Randall, plat No. 90, Barry Farm,
section a, lot 49, amount Sa.26.
DORSEY, Robert and Laura, plat No 9, Broad
Branch road, .39 acre and improvements;
amount, $1,000.
DRAPER, Sarah j., plat No. 20. Garfield, lot 7s
and improvements; amount, Sa.75.
DYER, 7. Baker, plat No. 8, Reno, block 1, loi
"a; amount, 81 90.
Plat No. 8, Reno, block 1, lot %; amount
S1.O9.
Plat No. 3, Reno, block /, lot %; amount
sl.O9.
Plat No. 3, Reno, block 1, lot 81; amount
S1.09.
DAILY, Uriah, plat No 10, lie Droit Park
block 8, lot 8 and improvements; amount
S425.
| DOUGLAS, Virginia L., plat No. %, Barry Farm
section 8, part of lot Ia and improvements,
| described as follows North 80 IT, on Nichols
ave.; amount, S19.11.
| DENNISON, W. o., and b. f. Leighton, plat No
8, Eslin Estate, sublot 90; amount, S2.6l.
Plat No. o, Eslin Estate, sublot ~, amount
S7S9
Plss No. ., Eslin Estate, lot sS; amount
Plat No. 0, Eslin Estate, sublot 112, amount
S161
Plat No. o. Eslin Estate, sublot ia, amount
| $780,
DORSEY, Yarmouth, plat No. 26, Chichester, lo
and improvements; amount, $3.50.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-19

Plat No. o. Todd o Brown, block 10, lot 8;
amount, S3.O0.
Plat No. q, Todd q Brown, block 1B lot 49,
amount. S1.73.
Plat No. 81, Todd g Brown, block 10, lot n;
amount, 81.
CEMETERY, plat No 30, Hamilton road, 800
ncres; amount, S7.33.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-19

block |, lot o; amount, S4. 4S.
Plat No. o, Todd Brown, block 3, lot p;
amount, Sl6S2
Plat No. o, Todd & Brown. block 8, lot Al;
amount, Sl8.S
Plat No, o. Todd 8 Brown, block 8, lot O.;
amount, $l271.
Plat No, 0, Todd & Brown, block 3, lot 81;
amount, Sl2.71.
Plat No. 8, Todd Brown block 8, lot 10;
amount, S10.06.
Plat No, Q, Todd n Brown, block Q, lot 10;
amount, S0.42.
Plat No. Q, Todd Brown. block 0, lot 81;
Plat No, Q, Todd & Brown, block Ii, lot Al;
Plat No. 81, Todd & Brown block 10 lot q,
amount, $3.50,
Plat No, 9, Todd Brown, block 10, lot ID;
amount, S2.4i,
Pat No. o Todd Brown, block 13, lot Il;
Plat No. o, Todd Il Brown, block 13. lot 8;
amount, S2.4l.
Plat NO. o. Todd g. Brown, block Ia, lot L;
Plat No. o Todd s. Brown, block IA, lot 8;
Plat No. Q, Todd & Brown, block ID, lot o;
Plat No, o, Todd Brown, block 10, lot n;
Plat No. Q, Todd & Brown, block is, lot IL;
amount, SAL.
Plat No. %, Todd q Brown, block 10. lot A.
amount, $2.4l.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-19

'ao amnno; M; lS, Montello, block 2, lot 235,
CAMP, Francis ". plat No. o. s.p Bro,yn Lot
Plat No o, $. 7 Brown, lot 40; amount
COLE, George o W. PLAY No 49, Barry Farm,
$3.50, ''''o"i''
Plat No, 2e, Barry Farm, block I, part OF lot
% and improvements descilbed as foiIoyss..
South 40 IT,; amount, $3.50.
COMMODORE, George, plat No. 20, larry Farm,
block p lot %; amount, S5.95
CHURCHILL, George, plat No o,Wright b Cox.
northeast quarter lot 81 and improvonsnts;
n amount S32.53.
o>LEMAN, Henry, plat No o, Prather, lot 1s7
m" improvements; amount, S44l2
oHIoVthsRannah, Iot NJ plat No. %, BurrviIlc, block Q
iUt mt oSNamount, 45c.
RAJ No'2s, Burrville, block 2, lot "a; amount
CARR, JamesNpd Mary, plat No. 10. KeatIne
ssn6l9t sa13 de aud improvements; amount
Pggtt No. 10, Kestins, sublot 40; amount,
CHAPMAN, John, plat No. 20. Ch,obestar In,
ana improvements; amount S13u5. '''
CALLAHAN, John, plat No 10, Mclaughlin.
lot II and improvements; amount, $40 90
CHAMBERLAIN, Julius, plat No, o. Wrirn, +.
S907 ''A''''"'"''' amount
CLARKE, john plat No. 20, Barry Farm. blooL
D, lot0; amount, 96.O2 N'N'N
10, lot 3; amount So 10 '''' "''oA
RAY a, NO, Meridian Hill, block 10, lot Al
Pat too; No q Meridian Hill, block 10, lot 8;
amount, S2,06. "'''A 80 'ot o.
CRITCHER John, plat No o.. surrv,,,s sao,,o,,
| I, lot no. amount, 5ao. '""'''iio' sootioh
X PiaIt onS3 no ~, Burr'ille section /, lot IL;
amount, b3O. " - io' i1'
| dbc ~'loe <oiamount,
| 45c. ~'io' 90 amount,
rat d, No. a9, Burryills. section Q, lot 30;
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The desperate adventurer had taken his
place in the barrel that was to carry him
safely through the raging whirlpool or dash
against the rocks and toss in splintered frag
ments on the foaming waters beneath whose
treacherous waves his mangled body should
feed the fishes
Are you ready for the closing Of the man.
holeF' inquired an assistant.
Nor he exclaimed in a deep voice. as he
rose up in his barrel and looked about him
with iron resolution written in every line Of
his pale face. ~ may be meat for the fool
killer" he continued, las the newspapers say
| am, but If this should be my last trip I'm
not such a billy -be-dad- dinged fool as to want
to be found with these things on my bodyi"
Taking from his pocket a small box he
threw it away, crouched down in his narrow
quarters again. and in a few minutes his
barrel like craft was tossing about In the
angry maestrom.
What had he thrown away, do you askl
Only package Of cigarettes. Chicago Trib-
una
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-23
Few Men Grow Bald Gracefully.

For some reason that the physiologists have
so far failed to explain, badness is increasing
in both men and women. 1t is perhaps on
account Of the increase Of intelligence and re
finement. Education has 50 much to answer
for. Much has been said about growing old
gracefully. 1t is possible for a man to grow
gray gracefully, for some men are gray
haired and handsome, and they know it. But
can a man grow bald gracefully The weight
Of testimony is in favor of such possibility.
1t is possible to imagine a man with head of
such noble poise and classic mold that it
would he beautiful even II retaining only the
three bristling stumps with which carieatur-
lists adorn the head Of Bismarck. But it is a
melancholy fact that such cases are excep-
tional There may be two in century, but
no more.-San Francisco Chronicle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-23
LIGHT AND AIRY.


Shes positive, quite, In her way;
You would think she could never b wroaG
Whatever she happens to say.
Her emphasis always Ia strong
Our acquaintance has been rather long
I've known her six months TO day
Shes positive. quite, In her way;
You would think she could never be wrong
Her manner il saucy and pert,
And she often takes things quite an..A
She seems not unwilling to fiirL
But says No" when you ask for ksa
Such eccentric refusals a. this
Make a lover inclined to feel hurt
Her manner is saucy and pert,
And she sometimes takes things quite amiss
So I've Cancelled her name from the list
or the maidens might take TO wife
! am sure she will never be- missed.
For she'd make me unhappy for life,
Since her tongue Is as sharp AZ knife
And she fegns she dislikes TO be kissed.
I've cancelled her name from the list
or the maidens ] might take to wife.
-Somervie Journal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-23

The exempress Of Mexico has recovered
her musical memory. She passes half days
at the piano, playing the favorite songs Of
her childhood. or listening to the canzonets Of
Spanish singer. Music failing, she is still
opt to get restless She d forbidden to ride,
but takes long, solitary walks in the castle
park Direct questions she answers more or
less fntelligensly, hut otherwise keeps her
peace, and often stares at vacancy for min
utss tog, ther. eiutching her hands q il try
ing to recover sofne lss casw Of the past
d. Felix L OswaA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-23

The principal collaboration in soaps is
water All soaps contain a certain proper
ton Of water, but such Is their nature that a
much larger proportion may be added with
out changing the appearance 70 any great de-
gree. A soap has been sold in England that
was three-quarters Of its weight water, yet It
retained its shape and appeared as dry as or
binary soap. Even CASTLE soap, which Is dry
and brittle, contains as much as Is per cent
Of water, and the ordinary soaps offered for
sale contain from % to 5Oper cent. Of water
American Agriculturist
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The tyads Ia n,llsh cows ~ns comparatively good
Al The oye nisg. it'll. out nf The eoHfnos course
but tefps rainy. bnysrs did not ssst 10 stand
srouaf IL the ~st al iay ss1 decided ssriy
they wsstca Pnee. we're 81 aay-tpf -orkins
ossa b.t liftis call snd pf.ess low hsiiD5 ."n
soid spfihgrr vt a.. do. AZ ~ 10. nice mitch
eaw st b.. AZ ttS a8i fer sts raei. L. &. Libby
Non snih store COWS at sis earh. ! ssrri1ent
isiiois COW, tlsf milk ., -. IN t.aY. At
sss. gS',d COWS o. 80 rarh. spEingsfs AZ ~ ;"
ssei. v. Hayden said -prissegs AZ sB,G1 each,
J. n. Henry ansi eyinR1n r.r. ~ 30 and az, q
epws at ~ each, nice coy NJ fls6 > nirF cows az
80 .set n ". Brown se'i pair wpfsi1s osrn,
giythisg n a In, l. gflG ibs. AZ ~ " W Hal
4 ssa sold . nistt cows ~ t5to stb rash
Randall q Hanson soia .pflnR"fs tir iot tor
si5s ~. " MsltDy .s,ld : mitch COWS at 80 10 go
each. !. u ii"snsr spi Daiss cs,tle, sifihlhs y
l. a,ttO aud q l0o b., OF go and -, pair, II
i0i In, W 2,s1 lbs. at 90.
CArrLE rEAyyic ~ AAiSE DsoyEEs
A yalashl. live stock train oyerthr Eastern Il
steamed Into market With AZ rattis. So >issp and
~ ~. hest raiii~ on the tta,n bought IN
Maine. f.d ntis sold "a very hsnIsons eatfir.
well fattsd and all from fairfield. Ne, faitsh BY
.neh farmer, ~ Chas. Tpbsy, " n9xie : Tariof.
Grant, D.. Tozi,f, Hr. Iip.i0way aud W Jpnss
These cattle would dress 1900 lbs fhry WIRE -oi'i
Ut top iasrset prices "a staftesant Hal Merry
a Caswef sod fancy ra;tl. Of 500 b- AZ DC
John Fish took IN variety ~ choice cattle head.
sold In Mnlne % ptopfi'ipr u 'lniacl Iioess h"s
ton yrariing steer, weighed istJ tbs. pair >
year ods, weighed % he. pair weighed Hs1 lbs
and one pair ta,l lbs from samuel Burn, ~ Matt
sou, Ne. They were royal good lot frafon 4
Mcfnlirs. sold cattle 81 s55G lhs ~ gie !. NrNt
week cattle from thu STATE Fair viii arfiy"
MtoH cows AID srhisangs
spcculain,. were on the ALERT Tor good mixer.
this wrss. having sold uht clos" last week. Mnpe
yards were pr0fa-r with mich cows ant som"
~ the dealers soda from 10 10 u head sale and
inmped them 81 some oi choie quality we'll marx
ed command good prices. ihomi son -oid COW
sis5. Randall iipn-oa fancy 'alikrr, 80, cav
st2, ,rfaftUn NelHtife, springers ti3. do ,
sD zach W II Wphst7 =, nice COW, $50 | COW
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-23
Railroads Il STEAMBOATS,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement or Trains In Effect July
LIST, 1850.

Until further notice trains leave Augusta Us fol
lows;
GOING WESr-6.so A. NJ. tor Lewiston, Rock
hand, Portland and Boston; = 10 A. NJ, for huowsl
and Gardiner, 10 az accommodation and 10 10 cx.
press for Lewiston, Pennington. kocklnnd rOrtlnsd
and Boston, 200 4. NJ for Haliowcll aud Gardiner
3.l2 4. NJ. for Brunswick, Bath. Rocklapd Portland
and Boston; t3,62 (fiying lHnkcc) go l.. NJ. for
Hallowcll and Gardiner; ii.0 T.. VI. tuight Pullman
for Lewiston, Portland and Boston, aud for Bath
Saturdays only.
GOING EAST 40 A. NJ might cxprcss) for
Skowhegan. Bangor, BAR liarbuf. st. stephen, st.
John and Aroostook County; 9.i3 A. NJ. for Water.
Vile, Skow hogan, LIS for Waicvlllc, Bangor Ear
Express for Waterville, Bangor and Ear uafbor
555 7. VI. for Skowhegnn, Belfast. Dexter, Bangor,
st. stephen, st. John and AroostoOk County, 7.e0
Z. NJ for Wateryillc.
The Night Pullman Trains run cnch WAY every
night. Sundays included, but not to sknwhegap on
Monday mornings, or to Belfast aud Dexter. or be
You'd Bangor. on Sundn, mornings,
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN caves Gardiner for
Augusta at 7.15 A. NJ l0g and ii5 4. NJ, IIalloweli
AT ~ A. NJ, 1.2o and 02 +. NJ.
FREIGHT TRAINS for Portland, 7s36 A. NJ mr.
irving NJ lels L. NJ. Tor Watcrvilie aud vanoeboro
l2.3k =. NJ, and ut 4 90 =. NJ, due from Boston
Wntcrville, 7.20 A. NJ. and u 100 r. NJ
Through tickets TO California aud MI point. south
and West may be- had of u. ". Walker ticket agent
Augusta, the only Office selling via all routes aud
checking all baggage free of expense.
stops only al IIallowcil, Gardiner. Bruu- wick
and WcstbroOk junction
PAY son Tucker GonH Manager
Y. u. BoorHBY. GeD lass. and Ticket Ag't
Portland. June %.