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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-03

DR.. Allison. the Pharmacist, has re-
moved to 1914 Main street, where a.
heretofore. he will make . specially of
the Prescription business and Pure
Drugs and Medicines. Prescriptions
filed accurately day or night.
SEPT dtf.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-03

The fountain Of perpetual youth was
one OF the dreams of antiquity. 1t has
been well-nieh realized in Ayers Sara
parilla. which purifiss the blood. gives
vitality to ell the bodily functions. and
thus restores to age much of the vigor
and freshness Of youth. DIV
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-03

We lead the trade in low prices on
Watches, Clocks. and Jewelry. &c.
FLETcH MKpEARIs,
The r. s. w. j.
No. South Eighth street
mArlAdAW.lyr
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-03

Owing to the unavoidable absence of
the secretary from the city next Friday,
the executive committee of the Associ.
ated Charities will meet at Hannah
Johnson's, northeast corner of Twelfth
and North c streets, on Thursday after
noon, December 5. 1T 3 O'Clock. 3i2
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-03

Ladies, there is nothinR-absolutely
nothing-that cln be bought for any
where near the same money that viii
make Q man - acceptable Christina
present q one of those Smoking Jack
cts now on display At John e. Peltz's
- Won can NOT make them 90 nice fol
fail to SEQ them. 3Od6
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-03

Go to Stigleman's East End Gallery
tor something new in Christmas pictures,
He is making the celebrated Ivrotype,
. most beautiful picture on ivory, to-
gether with many new style photo
Rrrphs. Call and see his samples. 826
Main street. nov30 sat mon tu2W
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-03

TIFFIN. Ohio. January ., 1889.
Redpath Lyeeum Bureau, Chicago. Ill
A large audience greeted the Harvard
Quartette. and the program WAS thor
oughly enjoyed BY oil present Un-
doubtedly the program VAS the most
entertaining one ever given at this place
D. w. LoUCKs,
Sec'y Y. NJ. G. A. Lecture Com.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-03

II you have changed your business,
business location or residence since
your name was taken for the new direc-
tory. please send your name and pres
emit address to Charles Emerson, Direc-
tory Publisher, lock box Isl, or 8O5
Main street. 3Oi5t
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-03
L.AuR0 ~

Collected and done in the very best
style, ct the Richmond Steam Laundry.
Cuffs and collars . specially.
d. W. WALTERS. Proprietor.
Zsller Block. Telephone No. ISL,
III d&W If
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-03

Remember the Union Exchange for
the benefit Of st. Stephens Hospital. to
be held at Pythian Temple. Decemb
8 and z. Admission, 3d., supper. 25c.
Nd6
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-03

Call ct Fletcher Medearis', No. 9
South Eighth street. and get circular
describing the New Celebrated l. O..
Spectacles and Eye Glasses. II you
wear glasses this greatly interests you.
nov25j3n
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-03

Ladies. clean your kid gloves with the
Mather Glove Cleaner, for sale only at
the Boston Store. nov15d1y..
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-03

The following applications for license
to retail malt, vinious and spirituous
liquors in less quantity than . quart, and
premises where sold, are on file. and
will be acted upon by the county com.
missioners next Thursday:
Richmond-Bernard 81. Moorman
and Joseph Moormen. Charles Chris
man and Charles w. Laws, Eugene
Morel, Henry Cutter. Anthony Ssever,
David B. Johnston. Collier N. Reed,
August Scher and William Fl. Boesch.
Cambridge City-George F. Smalley,
Valentine Sell.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-03

REM. h, MYRICK.
Notary public, real estate
and Insurance agent. Money
loaned ON mortgage. Nos 8
and 10 North seventh street.
ll-dw-lyr
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-03

Holiday Goods and CHEAP Wal
Papers at Heck & digs. 50S Mali
street. tn th&sat
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-03
W anae0. this " eek,

1000 ladies to call and get free trial
package of DR. leagues Medicatsd OBJ
iterator 1t 322 North Eighth street.
fun4dw-6m
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-03
For sale,

One good cook stove. two base burn.
ers, sleigh, buggy. writing table, and
some other household articles, cheap.
Call 1T Sic South Ninth street.
3d2 JAMES M. TOWNSEND.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-03

WASHINGTON, Dec. ::3.-Forecast for
the twenty four hours commencing
1t o'clock p. n. to-day for
Indiana: Rain, snow in the northern
portion, lower temperature. northerly
winds.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-03
NJ. ID 4 ID.

Every cellar in Richnosd should have
9 box OF Morehesd's Deodesiser -
Disinfectant spfipkled about the Aooee
and wallis before the windows ere eloeel
up for the winter.
1t IL cheaper to avoid 9eknass than
TO cure it. Sold By all drukRises. 0dl0
Now II the time t. have =
Furnace put In. Lei -
show yen nj Wha1 = lew
price We can do 1t.
FRANK VAN UXEW u On.
L001eo, . WO90
Look st J. d. WilliAa1 sdystisue
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-03

Flour and feed, hard aud soft coal
and wood. Yard No. 512. North A
street WM. DICKS.
now dino
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-03

Substantial goods 1t the special sale
ct the Eidorsdo. tuth &,st
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-03
Associates Charities,

Plush Goods at lowest prices ct Heck
4 digs, sos Main street. tu-th&sst
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-03

Sec the special sale window at TIT
Eldorado. tuth&sa
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-03

There are many varieties of spectacles
But Am thankful that after being com.
PEELED to wear them constantly for ter
years, now have no need for them
nor have ! had tor two years past, but
can read the finest print. day or night,
and write with - much ease a. whom /
was . school boy. Apply the ointmen
to the eyelids ct night and battle the
eyes with hot rain water in the morn
ing. This ointment strengthens the
vision Price, Is cents per box.
tun4d l. C. TKAGUH.
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See our east window ct the Eldorsdo.
tuthAaaS
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Wa0sea.

Horses to keep during the winter
One mile north Of Richmond
1927 A. Fl, PYLE.
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they kind three distinct style. show IL ee sI "a
medium You can't help but Be pd ws .s .k
would be charged them they cone 80
o . tailor shop.
dressed will but give chance . sAsv
youwh
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-03

Under . call signed BY pastors of
churches and secretaries Of 7. II. G..
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-03

Mail matter collected and distributed
by the carriers during the month Of
November, 1889:
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Richmond Palladium
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 8. 1889.

DAILY PALLADIUM loo A WEEK.
0IH0LE COPIES TWO CKMTn.
The Republican journal., 1889-03-21
A Summer Hotel on Wlnnac0Uk Lake.

On fishing excursion OF HtIi". and gentlemen
at Winnacook Lake one Of the fine ylv- last vcck
Mrs, Rowe Emery wa~ the only -uctc-~tu onr of
the party, having caught two itnr picbercl one =
inches Ion- ana weighing } pounds amt said 10
Nc the largest ever taken from the lake He took
two hook, but the third capturrj him. Mn- +.
thought She HAD 4 whale attached to her Iiur, uld
for while it wa quite a question whether sine
would get the H~n the fish sct her; but with q
few burns and hliotcra on her hmd- from lhr iue
She brought him to the ~urla'e .lt riyIt.,n.H Tine
sight he was.
Winnacooh Lake is a h,;tutilu3 sheet "t water.
p miles in circumference, -turoupiejhy hr4utIiui
farms and containing ahuuaur, of tGchvarl. biacl
bass, white perch and ether ii-h. 70 catrh rylcb
y inches in length is not Uncommon. Mr-. EMERY
i contemplating erecting hofcl on the west Shore
II thi- bea Itilu lake fa the benefit ol ~tanrl
visitors ano 10 doubt it would receive It Gu, pa,
ronaGc ao ~ il puite accessible ID tae Maine tcu-
tral. It il "n!l milc- to the nearest station and
IN, mic- /. thr po-t ohce. funhvr t,r tar frame
wilt hc N. out h!7 -lliu4 aid the house "rryt. Il
nrNt season and rprned 10 the puhiir in l-nl. ~
wharf viii hc nIaGr thJ- ~rI~en.
The Republican journal., 1889-03-21
Plans Of Admiral Porter,


~NM"NN Ni1l' NI''NN N'" NNNNi
NNbF"!Ni' m
Admiral Porter. with the assistance ot his
So.rntrrv and .jI h.s naIr 4 WIN careful
stU'N "l ine samoan 9lI"''"a I'"IH 4 ""'"'
standpoint. In speaking on the subject to a
r.,,orta, he >ail. ~ ,i, /. worth t.htiu,r f,.
~,
II P' NV i''' - '''N''N'"' i"' "'>' ""' ~"
Great Britain was for principle, and II gave u>
our ind,ncnlcncc and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. The
,,.,..,.f 1l,o ,,. ,.i,,,i,,. .,I.,.,,,. ,,,,r
wa VI "" ~ - ~ '''' =" '"'
maritime Independence. ihe war with heNl-
co WAS for printiple and ave IL lii. -ubusat-
-, ,,,,-.,...f,.,,. ,.,,l. r,.fd,. ,...t
c'' p'>'O 'i''' - - ''''
me war i'f Inc mon wa l9f fiihtlpfe' ana
resulted in the restoration of The authority of
a, ,,, ,;t,,tit, .nl ,,.,, I'LL. f. ,,,n.,I, \nrtl
'"'
aid Houlh' ~ 'ih'te'l I'm i ihi'l'aFA >Plf' "nFh
will be equal to every possible requirement.
~ h,,,. ,,r.t,,It,- i,,.o-+i..,t.I VIVA ..n,;.-
about Iht Nips''' u lohN~ N 4 ih"5 Wc'' p0'
out at The iisigation of Bismarck to test The
,.;,,.,ofI.i.,, ,,,,l fI.h,.
'i.',. h"', t.i., ,,' i,il.r et,tn. H..
I'M ,,''f ,' t,"' ,f tta
;'.a, ,,i! ~ .,,;,-, III. .,r, ,,,iL ~
The Republican journal., 1889-03-21

NoErH JINNES. Moderator, Geo. ArNana,r.
clerk, +. Courtney Cr.htrcc; eoectmei.. etc. ~ilu.
ucl Crockett OTIS Il. Kent, Geo. r Lewis treas
urcr, Henry l.. smith, supervisor, Cha-. ". Turn
cr; auditor, b {, taldcrWood; ruimt oilierr t;rD.
Dyer; pound keeper, +. G. CIabtrce: -upcrS ~or~ of
highways, Matthew Leadbctcr, +. {. Crabtror {,
+, Lewis Cyrus Carver. H. l.. Whitlnorc. f. T..
Quinn, collector, Ira Carver salary - co~t.,
Bile Ira Carver. 1t was voted to raise TOO to de.
fray town charges 500 for schools: 500 for tree
lign school; 500 in monc} and l0o in labor fai.
repair Of reads and bridges. Voted that Inc free
High school commence the first Monday in Drc,m.
hrr. Voted to exempt ia" mhlbitauJ, 81 adjacent
islands from labor road tan.
INIoN. Moderator, A. t.. Bartlett: sclrctm,n
and assessors, Benz. Burton, +. +. littlehalr %.
y. Butler, CLERKS Warren lill-; treasurer @. A.
Burkct, town agent, f. A. Alden: super, i~or, AI
dic !. BMtctt; collector, A. W. ~idtng"r. Tie
town voted to raise ~5nU0 tor orclmar} town c&-
pcnses; 800 for the purchase of Il roai nDurIuc
$50 for free high school and - or the repair of
The town iousc
TROY. K. +. Nt"uc, moderator; N. T. li.;ta-
momd, clrrD; X. f. stone, IlartIy Cunningham 4.
W Bagiey ~cl,ctmen:O. p. Estes school r,In,,it-
tee; John Getchcll, collector; NJ v IL Mitchell.
treasurer. Money raised for highway 5l.joo;
common schools, 500, free high schools, = 5o for
town charges, 3l,OO0.
The Republican journal., 1889-03-21
+. NJ. c. Seminary Sayings.

Teacher in Ancient History to Mr.. NW
"Nlr. s. what was the disagrecahle feature of Il
Roman feast" Mr.. :, thoughtfuy-''t cloth
ing they wore" Glass filters and teacher replies,
''No but what kind of lights did they u~c;" Nh
S., "Candlcs." Teacher again, snmcW hat en-
couragcd-''W hat kind of candles" MIR S.,
"ROman candles
Teacher in Physics class to Mr.. pN, "Mr. H..
what would happen to n live rat if we should place
it under the receiver of the air pump anG exhaust
all the air." Mr.. D.-"why, should think the ail
inside of him would blow him all to pieces" The
Ariel
The Republican journal., 1889-03-21
The AroostOok Potato Trade.

The potato market il in Il very bad condition be
ing greatly ovcrstockcd. The prospects for the
Rose seed trade are not even hopeful. There has
been but few Rose shipped from the county since
Dec lst the farmers holding them tor the -lring
trade. The daily receipts of Rose for the past few
DAYS at IIoulon are from $50 1850 barrels, price
Ter hbl. 80 cents to 81. Present prices a. per last
report 30 cents per bhI- Present prices at our sta
ton Rose, - to 80 cents Ichrons - t" 50 cents.
There is but little sale for rulilicS at even 10 to -
cents per barrel. Aroostook Republican,, March
~
The Republican journal., 1889-03-21

A rich vein of silver has been discovered in
Maroon, Colorado.
At the auction sale of California trottng
horses in New York City recently a two-year-
old was sold for $4,000, the highest price on
record for a two-year-old.
General Legitme has sent a telegram to the
European Governments announcing that the
rebellion in liayti has been crushed, and de-
manding recognition of his Government.
During the last Congress nearly $4,000, 900,
was appropriated for the construction and i'm
proyement of public buildings. Similar appro-
priations by the Congre ssimmediately preced-
inc ranged from Sc .000, 900 to 80, ,0000 600.
The Republican journal., 1889-03-21
Western Weather.

A Minneapolis subscriber, under date Of March
s. SAYS of the weather in the Western city: "lt is
SO beautiful and spring like that if wasn't afraid
the good people of Maine would think was telling
untruth would tell them that the snow was all
gone, and the frost is coming out of the ground
and in places it is already dry and dusty, and
coal fire is actually uncomfortable with the win
dow open"
The Republican journal., 1889-03-21


'H'. m II lN'' niNhf' 'i iiI. ~ NtI IT.
A't0 N'Nh ~ NIEkI0Il \" iN'lhfNIN.
lil>t. HIIoW mo To state that The first intlm"-
tfnu tt,l i,9d that Nh. ia he ,,l,rpJ ut,n, ,h.
~ N'' "i" N"1"l'"'H I'H'"ih 'iHt I" me
through the Hips Of Schut Ter tGlfaN. | was
pI:Njlts, 3, ,tt.,~.nt ..a,u, .f euchrr in ma room
iiH '""' i-H'. senator f'>Nchd'h, senator
''rimc~. Of the State of Iowa. and Il member of
rbc Eou,,. from Maine constituted tbo ,,rtv.
'''' " N't' '''i''''i'- '"i 'i-'' a. was just
new when You deprived la" of smoking mine
.t.l,. ,,.l., tI,..r. ,,., % tr..,,,ti,. az ft i,
'"' f"i i'i"'iN ~ the washington ho'i'' Niefe
NA~ tarrN In9. Il loud rap at The door, aud
the aaruH entrance Of >ChIN Ter (ulfaN al
llIe h,:td If tHr i5roce>,ion. witch appruached
nu3 addressed nla a. the yicc-prc>idclt of the
| Hltcd states. Well, now, my friends | held
ia my tamd al thai instant the most magnificent
Ioic HaId Nou ever saw. | held the best cal,l>
rGih bowers Wil an ace and another ace.
At4l Cont Nou think that harbaroli~ crowd
burst in upon me and | lost my lone hand.
Welt. seized upon my chair in m uplifted
position. and said to SCHUYLER CofaX: Clear
out ot th~ room. lou have despoilel lone
nhlrl in cuchre. aud You have brought me no
llgM4 rtturn. Why. had no more idea of
iaN inG the nomination to that office than had
Of hoiu- struck by lightning. Well, that was
the first step. The next was after election.
.\ttcr the election President Lincoln kindly in
Ijtc.i lie 10 meet him at the fremont house. of
thj> city. He kindly fixed the time 50 that il
would accommodate me to meet him here. and
for lme to depart from this city to Washington
to he present ut he opening of Congress. met
him al the fremont house. | arrived upon the
day n1mcA. reported myself at the office and
| inquired if the presidcmt-elcct, Mr. Lincoln,
was present in the hou>e was told that he
WAS sent him my card, and Immediately
,,as invited IL, lis rontn
The Republican journal., 1889-03-21

1t is surprising how popular the naphtha
launch has become in the short time it has
been before the public, -Four years ago there
were very few of them used but now nearly
every well appointed yacht carries one as a
tender on her davits.
The Republican journal., 1889-03-21
Generalities.

Emigration to Canada last year reached ~
| lGS against a ,4n6 i'll lNS1.
April 4 has been appointed b! GOV. AmcS "f
| Massachusetts as Fast day
The adhication of Kiug Milan i regarded as a
triumph of Russian diplomacy
The estimated revenue Of the nomlnioh :
| 13s ,0OO, 900 and expenditures S;M60o0oo
The reported massacre Of a party of Frcn"h
tourists III Yellowstone Park was a hoax.
The poet TehnySon, although long out OF
danger, makes slow progress toward recovery.
Ez-pre,ilcnt Cleveland coniradctS the re-
port that he is going 10 Cuba on a pleasure
trip.
MOODY and sankcy, the eynnge>tS. will con-
duet an Old fashioned revival i'll Chicago h'Nt
month.
The Minnesota legislature refuses to >'ihmit
the question of constitutional lr"hi'''iioh> L"
the people.
The lower House of the Michigan Le9i>a-
ture has passed bill comforting school suffrage
upon women
The Michigan legislature ha, passed hilI 10
allow women 10 vote for and hold the "tlnn "I
school Inspector in Detroit.
\ German artillery officer has discovered 4
new powerful! explosive for shells. It i mih-
ufacturcl from rarboIic acid
A steamer with Spanish military cNpedi-
ton on board has been lost of the Philirpin"
Islands, and T. persons perIShed.
The Illinois Senate ha> passed a bill rr@Hlat-
ng telephone rates in that state and the btIl haN
been reported favorabIy to the House.
Reckoning Dakota ls q state. Massachusetts,
is the eighth state thi, season to r'Jrrt thr
The Republican journal., 1889-03-21
Aavice 10 Mothers,

MRS MINSL0W's SOOTHING SYRUP, for chill
dren leething H. the prescription Of one of the
b 81 female nurses and physicians in the United
States and has been used for forty years with
ntver-failing success by millions of mothers for
their children. During the process Of teething its
value is ncalcnlahe. II relieves the child from
pain, cures dyseutery and diar1h1a, gripping in the
bowels, and wind collie BY giving health to the
child Il rests the mother. Price 25c. bottle ly4s
"Winks-.'Has vou wife cheerful disposition ?"'
Mnks-"Oh, yes very cheerful. Last night when
! was dancing around the room on one foot after
Irving stepped on tack she laughed till her sides
aehed'
PEARs' Soap secures q llEe complexion.
The Republican journal., 1889-03-21

An oyster recently dredged up in English
waters measured seven inches in length the
same in breadth, and % IL inches around the
outside edge, and weighed - pounds.
The Republican journal., 1889-03-21

The new Senatc's political complexion is
thirty-seven Democrats and thlrty-nne R"pub-
lcans.
1t is said that Edison's incandescent patent
taken out in Canada has been declared null and
void on the ground of failure to comply with
patent regulations.
A British vessel has passed through the Pam
ANA Canal from Aspinwall to Chagres, 10 miles.
This is the first foreign vessel to pass from one
port to another in the canal.
The Republican journal., 1889-03-21

At Rockland Judge Foster scathingly com
mented upon the practice Of trading. so com
mon among county attorneys Perhaps all
county attorneys feel that they are forward
Ing Justice by SO doing, but this does not change
the fact that ii is poor policy and worse morals.
A fayorte practice is to noiIe pros on payment
OF fine. The effect of this is to destroy record
of the conviction 50 that afterwards second
offence cannot be alleged. They probably
feel that the State fares as WELL and perhaps
doubt whether they could secure convictions.
But the law suffers more than the State gains
by such ''drive." and if for any reason con-
The Republican journal., 1889-03-21


There are IA Baptist churches in Maine, l;;3
pastors or supplies, Isl ordained minister's and
10 4Gl members. Il number less hy 20S han thai
reported year before last. They were baptized
last wear. 81 more hN II than the number re
ported i'll the preceding year. In a churches
there were hapti>n>. leaving 10 in which there
we're none baptized. In each of churches
only was received by baptism; in -, only ; :;
in H. only ;; in :, only +. The churches rr-
porting the largest number of hapti>m> are :
Free street, Portland, A.; North Haven, Al;
First. Portland aid I.iNcrmore Falls. - each; /;
Winter llarbor. 25 Amty. 20; second, Ban
gor. IS; First, RockIand, 10; Charleston. -; ;
South Berwick, II; Lee. rcuob>cot and lIal-
rngton, l3 each; Waterville, kennebumk,
Windsor and Cambridge, T. each Orient and
" iu>ow. 10 each
The Republican journal., 1889-03-21
Maine Matters.
NEWS AND GOSSIP FROM ALL OVER TIE STATE
MAINE CENTRAL BULLETIN.

MAINE CENTRAL Bt LIE1IN.
True to its principles of increasing care for
the safety of the passengers entrusted to lis
charge the Maine Central management has add
ed the following order to the many issued with
that object in view: "While the track is rigid
as at present and when the frost is coming out
Of the ground, AL trains must run CAREFUL on
all parts of the road. Delays mn,t not be made
up by increased speed, until the track is fully
settled"
The Maine Central Railroad has published
for its patrons of the season Of 1859. a very
neat and pretty souvenir of travel upon
the road, entitled "Through White Mountain
Notch" 1t contains six picturesque scenes
among the mountains that are reached by the
Mountain Division of the Maine Central road
and also we'll written description Of the trip
from Portland to Mt. Washington. ON The
last page is a map of the railroad and its
branches.
All OF the passenger cars of the Maine Cen
tral Railroad are lighted by 300 test oil. This
is the safest illuminating oil known and will
not ignite at Il temperature of les, than 300 de-
grcc> Fahrenheit.
The Maine Central Railroad Company will
ng >eaeon. They will be built of oak and
400 ,GoG fctt will be required for their con,tlur-
ton.
Colonel +. +. Boothby, general passenger
agent of TIE Maine Central railroad, and Mr,.
Boothby, left Portland March Oh, for an cN-
tended irip south and through Mexico.
The Republican journal., 1889-03-21

The President has signed an order extending
the time from March 10, 1889, to May |, 1889,
within which the railway mail service shall be
brought under the operation of the civil ser
vice law and rules. This extension is made
upon the representation of Civil Service Com
missioner LYMAN that the organization of the
service could not be accomplished earlier than
MAY |.
The Republican journal., 1889-03-21

Andrew Carnegie and other heavy capitalists
have embarked in big railway scheme which
will form a new through Pttsburg and tleVe-
land line. paralleling the Cleveland and PITTS
burg Railway. giving Canton, o., a PHiShurg
line. competing with the Pitsbnrg, Fort Wayne
and Chicago Road.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-06-05
Washington as q Poet.

IA young lady upon whom the great
Washington in his youth looked with
somewhat tender approval was Miss Cary.
To her he wrote his only poem, the MS. OF
which now reposes in the state department
at Washington. The following is an ex-
act copy of this poem, punctuation. capi-
tails. and all:l
oh ye Gods why yshould my Poor Restless
Heart
Stand to approve thy Might and Power
Al last surrender TO Cupids feathered Dart
And now lays bleeding every Hour
For her that's Pytiless of my grief and
Woes.
And will not on me pity take
Tie sleep among my most inveterate Foes
And with gladness never wish to wake
In deludihg sleepings let my Eyelids close
That in an enraptured Dream may
In soft lulllng sleep and gentle repose
Possess those joys denied by Day.