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Telegram-herald., 1889-12-05

We have n host Of others with fine
illustrations, and the greatest display
of fine bindings, new editions, and new
books by standard authors that we
have ever shown.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-05

7 r.-T-t i.r--h ~ sevs fnlsr - = -.
y Fsrssl ~ rstsralhs 80 room % 20. z
esr-sf. a
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-05

I o-T-E Srsf brown. istrs paekHffcag.
Il q ~ ~ raef-o-T-4 ~ tHr frc hirnks
= rsesf-eiT~e o. Tor is-st nUrfhs eorr sins
Tree 4 8s sd sn.rs slVe- crange. Flndpr
81 rlesse iesvt 81 p8acs Ees1s zsrterss - -
thfs o1lcs. -
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RELL FFTLTB-CooETRY.

Tor sALE-Lot No =. Ottawa Beach; this
lot fs enc n the frsf - ection- II is %
Gated on = short distance from TIE hotei aa1
hasa fBe vsV - Lake Michigan. address
Jas n. Hsskius or n. =. L9vsland. 1rand
EsIdds, Mich l82sgn
A gRFsT BARGAIN IN acre fsrrn, frame
L house. good orchard lis acrrs Improved Z
= m - from BALDWIN FOR saie cheap Inquire
Taessrt WoIcotf & Gsusuu 8l VI
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Uaas4 Press asports. Prompt ana ssrip
Calssry Al ths L0cai ns-s, snd ina
oissasst ana Most Plainly Prlatsa r.Sss
p.sasnsa IN orand Rzplds.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-05

HEIP NAkgED~ NALE
WANTED Three s0ang mea u lAlE intei.i-
= -el-e s&.~ls - 80 M M~etA ~ \, ~, -
ock souto Divisionst SS
WANTED-Th yonng men ts wsrk u
" state must come sc. rccalnmcnara siia
haze si4 cash - ary - Per monih. al 0n
o. address Is l. h Nlloe2 1 and Is heTna
t@ss sailains. 0rane Rapids SO
WANTED Two men a. special agents 10
" 1ors IN STATE, oficr Nofk nasi have
sle ~ o@se; $50 s Prr moata. 81 Z 90
sddress % L s.. Wilcox y and IS Hermitage
building. ofand Rapids. so
SALEsMAN WANTED At onoe, loeai or trav-
raniee suiek se linz speei -itiesi ogtnt Tree
G erience Unnecessary Jas. L. NhileSs
nu'scfyman. Rochester \ \. oo
Se0 SALARY. $40 expenses in advance
w allowed each mohth STEADY employ
meat 81 home OF travelling. No soliciting
Duties delivering and making col lections. No
postal cards. Address With stamp. haier 4
Co. fl414. OAio. a2
lNANTFD-sAlesmen al once lev good
W mrnI0 sell our goods - sample 10 the
wholesale ana reiai trade We are the larg
esf manufacturers IN cur line IN the world.
LIBERAL salary pAla permanent position
money advanced Tor wages. advertising. etc.
FOR tuii terms address Centennial ManuiaetaT-
ing Co. Chicago. IL. or Cineiunst. y. $40
WANTED able local ana travelling
statesmen; positions permanent; special
Inducements now last selling sprCiNitlc>s
Qon'I delay salary from start. Brown BTos.
AurseIymen. Chicago. IN. Jan ~
ltANTED-Salcsmen. clerks book keepers.
W bartcudors. teamsteTs, shipping clerks,
farm hands. once help aud all others out Of
employment 10 call ana Investigate cur eu-
trey ueN ana thoroughly reliable system ut
procuring situations. Cooperative Employ
ment Company l51tz Monroe-st.. rooms 81 aNG
81 Porter block. Phone l0.9.
NA-ANTED-MAN-T take the agency Of our
w safes. Size hNlSNls inches weight vo
lbs: retail price Sl5; other sizes IN proportion.
rare chance 10 create a permanent business
al home These safes meet Il ucmaAd never
before supplied by 0ther safe companies, as We
are not governed by the sale Pool. Alpine
safe Co. Cincinnati y. wed-sat
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-05

HOoS fOk SALE-tsordeu settlers Iraiued ~
Il unlr4lieds hentucks ioK Aad Laoait
HOUNDS aAe scotch Ieglers al-a aags tr..lacl
Sud boarded ai Valley lIil Kennels Address
=. - hlley. boa 0l. NT0Sus. heat coUaly. Alca.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-05

LOR REET-OBe house on Union-st.. be
house on Harlan-st. near Nsdtsonsve. and
South DiylsiOB-st. cars, also houses aud lots
for sale Oh easy terms. y W. NcTthrop. over
National City Bank. 81
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-05

NJ NAssAGL-parlor. Turkish aud NApor baths
u luxury 10 The well a relief % the =. .rs.
I'm indorsed here boy The leading phys ci .ls.
Ladies, these baths are for your BENEFIT. h k-.
sIARkWEATHER.h Room ~ Hermitaee 1uiId
ing or NeS Fuller block. corner CANA ana
Brldgest.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-05

N AGhEIIC healing and claifsuyani stffiusA
u as1 ottawa sf.t cable au0 t4aaI sI sars
convenient N h. frer
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-05

TENNYsoN's- -"The Mller's Daughter"
illustrated by Peirce, +. II. Garrett,
Harry Fem, Brown & Woodward.
IRENE JERoME's NEW BooK-''In a Fair
Country"
HAWTHORNE marble Farun" Holiday
Edition, illustrated with, so photo
gravUres.
LUDovIC HALEvY's cable Constantine
TESNYsoN's "Song of the Brook"
Queens of the Drama" Queens
of song"
WORDSWORTH Melodies from Nature
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-05
WANTED TO REAg.

\AAAlED- Store room ga MonToe-st. about
" - igN feel, via three 10 lRt ntufs, ~ !.
double store Nith Two hoors or more. hy an ald
Is apilsar4 house. n1N doing hus.n - su
same street. that usasi have more Toau " u
make li al object t0r some ouU la uuIla sH.ta
Ole la ldinE. Aaanss r. q - hai ltelne-
crat. city Possession wanted prI 4 Ist. ase
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-05

pUBBER WEATHER STRIPS Vow is che
IL time 10 have them applied 60 your doors
and windows II yog wlah a. save flei. oJ3l feat
on stock. only 5 cts per foot put up oe. also
house uumDeFs Rubber stamps stencils. Vtc.
Is. j. B4llaId. ! lcaTl-sI. o.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-05

HELP WABTED-PEKALE.

| WISH 20 employ few ladies' on salary 70
take OF my OuslnrSs az their homes. Light.
very fascinating aud h-althful. ages $40
p r Week. References gwen. OoCd pay Tor
part time. Address with stamp. Mis-. Marion
" al1er, Louisville ky. 5o3
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-05

EOR sALE-A sci % Michigan reports cofa.
pete a. NoL ~ annotated ualfluE aua li.a.
lnQuire SiIer p N. 81 l.. AZ. a., leicsrall.
Herald olfCa. .Ila
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-05

PADCLlEfA HOLT. general ware house f.,ru.
IA ~ il South Division ST.. SO al. kinds "a
merchaudlS. al low rates packing ana Bns
ing promptly attended ~ ~ teiephoniue A0
So. fall7-l9
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FOB REYF-HOUsEs.

DOR RENT-G0od new eight-room house.
with fine cellar. good CRATE. cistern and
city water; only one block from the cable cars.
Cheney a BsrDhsTt. under Fourth National
Bank. so
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SITUATION required by young man; any
- kind of work a jeweler by trade. Address
c. g.. box o, Telegram-Herald. 81
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-05

WANTED-A situation as clerk or copyist BY
W ady. Address L. /. bOX.4 Telegram
Herald. 3s
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-05

LS3k SALE-A large house sna e l0is o.
Dale Para. ioT "a lAsulFe ~ d. Haa. :
ollCe. Ne. \ oFtn Division 81 SA
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-05

NATIONAL tlty BANK -
4 COTTAGE Of Eve rooms house of6 rooms
y one OF four rooms and one oi three rooms,
an in good location and within tFe minutes
walk OF Sweets Hotel. Inquire ~ 3. W. Bar
nard. 8 Allen-st.. corner NJ. Vernon
IHOR RENT-Just being vacated Al 70 North
College-sve.. . very snug or room house,
with good barn desirable location rent, az
per month TIL April I, thereafter 81 per
month. :. l. Fuller. II East bridCe-st. 1ssif
L0R RENT-Tenemeu % rooms. one of I
rooms one ~ 5reoms. one n rooms, one
n rooms. Al frst-clsss houses in 'oa i0ca-
fi0ns and from three q ten minutes wax
from Sweets Hotel inquire 81 B. ". Bar
naTd. - Allen-st.. cor. Mt kerBou-st-
L0R RENT-A tenement - siT rooms in the
Psafine block. corner Court and Allen
SIS. One OF Eve rooms. zle West fgiton-st,
hard ard soff water. and good cellar. one n
three rooms. corner 0f Winter snd hiea-sts-
also store 20 good location f0r gfocerv bus
ness. Inquire - ?. v. Barnard, - Allsn-st-,
corner Mt Nernon-st. - n
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1gEsv5<s HORSES wiufered IN boz stalls 40
52lE A. moderate rates. ia charge oi care
FL IL iul men Anc led good umothy has.
ffGVpK Inquire al once of Alt -Aa.sslaIt
:. N - ompany. or telephone my res.
dence. ~ Horses delivered 10 and from tae
farm. N. .. Church. a0tI
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-05

Now is the ume % bus cts propeTly pine
- sAne sto la ~ Sod ] natt SOng ~ tlI
xcrs cesl bargains; SiSe money o. iaan ai
Eood real estate. call 81 No ~ AaNtlf hloeA
opposite Sweet Holel. A X Auilsael .a
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-05
F0R sALE- MISCELLANEOUS

E0h SALE-0r exchange lor Gay prlpclfy .
Store baiiaing in . thriving Western
Michigan tosD al -asN inhabitants Aadress
III. Mcdowell. or4nc Rapids. Aica. Altt
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OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY.


aaASD RAPIDS. IHCRsDAY. DEC. )
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SITUATIONS wAETED-MALB.


SITUATIONS wAETED-MALB.
SITUATION required by young man; any
y kind of work a jeweler by trade. Address
c. c., box 8, Telegram-Herald. 81
NANTED-A situation as clerk or copyist By
w a ady. Address l.. 4. bOX.4. Telegram
Herald. 39
WANTED-A lady in eacn city, town and
w township 10 procure subscribers for the
Home Magazine. conducted by Mrs John A.
Logan. Special inducements onered helef-
ences required. Address The BTOdix Publish
ing Company. Washington. ID. c.
SITUATIONS wASTBD-FENALB
WANTED-By a lady OF several years ex-
w perience. dress making to 90 a her home.
25l Center-st Cuts bv the latest system out.
Charges very reasonable. -
FOR REET-ROOKs.
TOR RENT-A large furnished front room.
with heat and gas; onr-naf block fTem
Fulton street Park gentleman preferred. AZ
Il kanSom-St -
TOR RENTING suits OF furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. furnace heated
bathroom. etc. Inquire AT ~ Iartlett-st.
opposite South Divislon-street school. 81
TOR RENT-Furnished front room. Inquire
room Il, 10 Pearl-st. 30
EOR RENT-New lO-room house with al
Il modern improvements; good barn. Cor
ner Packard and HolbrOok- sts.. one block
from Cherry street cars. Inquire 50 Monroe
ST. S45
TOR RENT-A large. nicely furnished room.
with board; suitable for two gentlemen;
also one for single gentleman. IL hanSom-st.
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. steam heated.
Il Mrs. A. l.. Smith. Park Place. 80
VNO LET-Two stores l4xi0 Nos. leo and los
l. Stocking st. near FOurth-st; Will rent Tor
s. each per month. 10 desirable tenant Till
April l; thereafter al s.. desirable and very
cheap good place for one starting in business.
II East Bridge-st. Sam' L Fuller. 3l7u
EOR RENT-Fulnshed rooms; also one de-
Sirabe unfinished room in the vinegar
Block. south DiviSion-st 343
EOR RENT-The stores numbered 10 and II
LyOn-st.. now occupied by the Converse
rOOms. Also houses FOR sale and 10 rent on
JeffersOn-st.. and West Broadway. Apply 10
Buitding S0lti
EOR RENT-Large. elegantly furnished rooms
gas. newly furnished and refitted. Everything
strictly hrst-class. Entrance, Crescentaye.'
also, = Canal-st. EnQuLre az Room IL g2lK
TOR RENT-Furnished rooms. steam heated;
i aud furnished rooms for light h0uSekeeP-
| ing. Apply At Room l03 New IouSeman block.
Elevator from m TO II D N. Dec 1911
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-05
SITUATIONS wASTBD-FENALB.

WANTED-By lady OF several years ex-
w perlence. dress making to 90 her home
25l Center-st. Cuts bv the latest system out.
Charges very reasonable. 20
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-05

WANTED able local and travelling
" sSlcsmcu positions permanent; special
inducements now fast selling sprciaitlcsi
dout delay salary from start. Brown Bros.
AurscIsmen. y Chicago. III. al a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-03-01

The fourth entertainment in the Wincbes-
ter Union Course, which occurred last even
ing was one of the most successful of the
season. The instrumental concert by Pull
lens full orchestra, received its need of sp-
plause. The guess at the poverty party ap-
peared on the scene clad in the most ragged
and pitable attire and with their blushes hid
behind grosesque masks. Every color and
nationality bad its representative and the ar
rangement of many of the costumes iowed
remarkably ingenuity. The order Of dances
printed on bill tag was as follows; Grand
March and Circle, Wsliz. Lancers. Polka,
Portland Fancy, Schottische, Qsadrille, La
DIV of the Lake, Waltz and Newport. Sara
toga Laneers, Boston Fancy, Waltz, Home.
Floor Manager r. B. Capen, and his aids,
C. Z. Sturtevaut, L. X. Smith. Harry Reed
and Fred Boyuton. took care that the merry
dance did not lag for the want of arrange
ment In the midst of the fifth dance the
cornet sounded and the general unmsskiug
which followed revealed the hitherto unknoxr
faces Daring the remainder of the even
ing a large number not in fancy costume par
ticipaied in the dance. Delicious refresh
ments were served at intermission.
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| power. When the bills were accepted th,
secretary cut the horse power 10 5000 an,
offered bonus of SlOo for every adiitions
horse power, In the case of the Bsltimor,
ne VAS told thS, the original drawing VA
purchased in Enslsni aud called for 10. sSC
horse power. After the bids were received
So the smendmcnt was vjected.
On motion OF MIR. Libby the resolve wa,
then amended BY adding the following Pro,
vided further that no esoroschment shall a.
any time be made upen the endowment fund
of said institution re- ,orted by the treasurer
in the report of the present year as slsi 600,
by pleSig,ug the same for any indie otedness
or its officers or in any other manner"
The resolve was then passed to be en-
crossed.
Resolve in favor of settlers in Madawaska
territory came up by special assignment and
was discussed by Messrs. Libby Of Cumeer-
land, Clark and Collins of Aroos,ook, and
HaiI es of kennebec and passed to be en-
crossed,
On motion of Mr.. RYDER of Penobscot,
Adjourned.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Sexton gave notice in the House of Com.
mons Thursday that he would make mo
ton to compel Major Sauderson (conserv
ative) To disclose the names OF the ot ers
rledgog to associate themselves with Major
Sanderson and violate their oaths in.obedi-
pnce to the crown in the event of home
rule Parliament being granted to Ireland
Two prisoners named Ianlop and cCatfey
who are undergoing lite sentehce in the
Down Patrick Prtson for connection with the
Phunix Park murder, have started for
London under police escort, TO testify be-
fore the Parnell commission,
1t is reported that the Gar is scandalzed
hv the irregular life Of his brothers, and has
ordered the Grand Duke Vsdemir to resign
as commander of the ship guards. 1t is ru-
mored that the minister of war and minister
of war will resign.
Chas Blackburn, school teacher of Eliot
Vile. n Y, beat delicate scholar probably
fatally Thursday.
There wasa $4,000 fire in Milwank' g
last night Twelve fremen were buried II
the ruins but were extrcated alive
The first American flag ever used is to be
carried in the inaugural procession at Wash
ington.
Arthur b. Cleveland, president of the A
n Cleveland Co, wholesale dealers in seeds
of New York, has skipped with nearly
S200 coo.
J. P. Smith a Minneapolis editor, wa:
shot but not killed, by White Caps, Thurs
day.
A house of ill repute near Fall River
Mass was burned to the ground early
Thursday morning, presumably by White
Caps"
The financial statement of the Chicago
Milwaukee 4 St Paul railroad company for
Isss is the most unfsyorabie exhibition YET
made by any western road for the last year
Disbursements 81 6s9, 7U3 in excess of the
gross income.
Col silas Crispin, who had charge of the
Beuecia arsenal. Cal, is dead.
Mrs Wilcox. wife of the Superintendent
of the New Jersey print works, cut hei
throat with a razor Wednesday
Edward Colburn, travelling salesman, age
~ ,hot and killed his wife Lizzie. Thurs
lav. AT their home 253 Highland St, R'x
hury. Mass and then shot himself twice IT
J the face, dying st midnight
The emf buttons of A F. Whitney found
in ,be Hartford hotel show that their owner
was consumed IN the nre.
Mrs. Donahue and child perished in then
hprninu home in Sullivan county, n l.
thursday.
Mrs. Cleveland entertained party Of
.,;ands at the White House last evening II
honor of Mrs. Me cElroy, sister OF Ten. Ar
thur.
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GARDINER.

'hn S. Case and wife of Rockland we're
IN the city yesterday on a short visit to
friends.
Randolph man was recently seen busily
enjoying himself beating his children with
large stick. Had his brother not interfered
more serious results than a few bruises
might have resulted. As usual whiskey
was the cause of all the trouble.
The funeral of 4. ii. Lapham, whose sad
and sudden death occurred recently in Ran
do]ph. will be held on Sunday afternoon at
2. 80 0 clock. The services will be held in
the Smthtovn church and will be conducted
BY Rev. K. W. jenkins of this city.
Mr. Ous Grover who was so fearfully
mangled by the falling of the shed at the
freight station here, has so far recovered
that the weights have been removed from
his foot and his recovery is confidently ex-
peeted
Miss Mabel Puripgton has returned from
her recent visit 10 Massachusetts,.
Mrs. James and Mrs. Alien Jewett of
Farmingdale, who have been quite sick for
several weeks, have recovered and are able
to be out again.
Mrs. James A. jackson is visiting friends
in Boston.
The Boston store of W. F. Studley
"HhSh has pcth sutu H'tIN pihLt
the past week, bids fair to surpass former
days on Saturday next, shen Studley will
open to the people OF Gardiner some Of the
best and most remarkable bargains ever
offered in the city His specialties
for the day will be neck
ruchlngs, gnghams, unbleached sheetngs
buttons, haudkerchlefs and laii and child
ren's hats. Lots of other things can also be
bought at bargain, and We preiicd that this
popular dry goods emporium will be tested
to Its utmost capacity next Saturday.
Ii is gratifying 10 the members and friends
of the Young Meas Christian Association that
the lecture course under the auspices of the
association, has netted the snug little sum of
$500 The money will be expended in
current expenses.
Webb Mayo of Lewiston is visiting rela
uves in this city.
The new addition to the HAYNES and Law
renee ice house in Gardner is progressing
finely large crew of men being employed
i'll pushing the work.
Talbot, the local ice man, has his teams
hauling ice for small stack, the ice of
which will be used very soon for the city
supply
Marcellus j. Nickerson, former resident
of Randolph died Wednesday in Lynn,
Mass. of consumption. He was about 46
years of age ahd married. HIS remains
were brought to this city yesterday after
noon.
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The NJ. E. sociable met at the residence
of Capt Wells last Tuesday evening, and
were entertained in a very pleasant manner
by Mrs. Wells and her daughters.
Mrs. Frank Russell left for Washington
d. c., yesterday, intending to make a visit
of several weeks.
The examinations of the various primary
schools took place Wednesday afternoon. and
large number of parents ayaled themselves
of the opportunity so visit the schools, and
were much interested and pleased by what
they heard. Halowell is certainly fortunate
in having some most excellent teachers.
The bakery formerly owned by Horace
Trundy has been sold to Ii. W. Clarke OF
Chelsea.
Rev. C. +. Holbrook, having resigned the
pastorste of the Baptist church in this city
will preach his farewell sermon next Sab
bath morning March Sd. Mr. Holbrook has
received and accepted unanimous call from
the First Baptist church in Danversport.
Mass, and will commence his labors there
on the Isl of April.
AT the large republican caucus last even
ing, over which Gen, c. W. Tilden presided,
Hon. b. F. Warner was nominated by accla-
nation for mayor. Mr., Warner is prom
inent dry goods merchant and has previous
ly held the office of alderman from Ward
4. Much enthusiasm was displayed.
Wednesday evening three men were ar
rested for drunkenness. and confined in the
lock up. Thursday morning they were
brought before Judge Spear and by him
we're sentenced to thirty days at hard labor
in kennebec jail.
Mrs. B. b. Alexander of Hyde Park,
Mass, was in the city yesterday, the guest
of Mr.. NJ. VI Stone and niece.
The high school give their entertainment
at City Hall this evening. The services will
be very interesting aud we bespeak for them
a full house.
Mrs S. L. Huntington and daughter of
Augusta were calling upon friends in this
city yesterday.
Rev c. F. Hobrook of Hallowell will
preach his farewell sermon at the Baptist
church next Sabbath morning, Not only in
the Baptist society but among others, Mr..
Holbrook has many firm friends who sin
cerely regret his departure from this city.
Miss Maria Moores has returned from
New York, whore she has been visiting rela-
tlves for the last few months.
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M AINE MATTERS.

Neal Dow has declined to be the prohbi.
tory party candidate for mayor of Portland,
in favor Of Edward +. Burrows Neal Dow
says he may go to Europe this year and If
elected could not serve.
MIR. VIM. Given an aged and highly es-
,eemt citizen OF BoWduinham Ridge, was
found dead III bed "wednesday mornlng.
At the democratic convention at Portland
Thursday, Virgil G. Wilson was nominated a
for mayor, receiving 2s votes 10 2l for
Charles A. Gushing.
The Lewiston republicans Thursday, re-
nominated Horace G. Little as candidate for
mayor
Asbury Riggs and wife were found dead
in bed at tht ir residence in Auburn, lad.
THURSDAY, of suicide. They l. 1T letter say
ing that since the loss of their only child, a
son of Is, life was uncomfortable.
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MAINE DISPATCHES.
DIABOLICAL ATTEMPT
To Poison a cherryfteid Family by
Putting Paris Green In the Well


CHERRYFIELD, Feb. %.
of Raymond ID. Wilson of this town was
discovered this morning, wheh IL was found
that his well bad been heavily charged with
paris green during the night Fortunately
uone of the water had been used. No clue
to the perpetrator.
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Rubber Stamps

for business purposes and for marking
clothing; also rubber stamp ink mixing pads
and stencils. Orders by mail solicited.
CHARLES X. WHITE, Gardiner, Me.
Feb27d3m
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Public Debt Increases.
Constitutional Amendment for Prohibi-
ton

Representative Dingley of Maine pre-
sented in the House memorial adopted by
the National Council of Congregational
churches Of the United States for eonstitu-
tionai amendment prohibiting the manuiae-
ture. importation and sale of intoxicating
liquors.
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Timber Land for Sale.

rhs uorfh halt ot Township No. 2, Range T. frans
tin County Me. Alec two blocks one mile sguar'
each aajoiniug 10 no. 9, r. S. This rsot eontain'
As seen IA COO an s.oo0 acres, the largest part o.
winch /, heavily iimbefet with nine, spruce Ahe &c
aar. whieh has never pesn cnusd estimated ~ oe p,
Alter =, "a and 1tui Brook. both ot which eros'
IT, tseigg il 4 part q t,ie fsrnus Tim Pond Thee
streAns r-rp-~ ir'n pesd River, which eofnos iote
the krp1rt,-,. he'ow N.esehesa Laae. -
aE.BkhI J'ONdFtiiON
Ir,r u .s=~ ssns.as. Maine.
--~zs
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TO take part in the inaugural ceremonies next
Monday
He is bale and hearty and seemed to great
ly enjoy the congratulations of the Senators,
which we're freely extended.
Public Debt Increasea
Ii is estimated Al the treasury department
that the public debt less cash in the treasury
has increased 500, 600 since Feb. l. due to
unusually heavy disbursem ments during the
month, agEregregatins over f52 900 GOO Of
which s2l 800 600 was on account of pen
slons Total receipts for the moath, $780,
400, 600.