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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-28
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD CO.
Animal Meeting. 1883,

Notice IL hereby given that the annual meeting
of the Maine Central Railroad Company will be-
held at the Company's office in Portland. on Wed
uesda, the eighteenth day OF December, A. ID. 1852
81 one O'Clock in he afternoon, to act upon the fol
lowing articles. to wit:
!. 10 hear the reports Of the Directors and
Trsasurer and act thereon.
q To fix the number Of, and elect the Directors
for the ensuing year.
g. To see II III. Company will rsfffy the lease Of
the Dexter 4 Pisestaquis Railroad dated tae thir
eenth day Of December, A. D. isss, made by the
Directors in behalf Of the Company, and the taking
OF the mortgage Of said Dexter Piscataqufs Rail.
road provided for In said lease.
T. To see the Company will ratify the exten-
sion of the lease Of the Dexter and Newport Rail
road made BY the Directors In behalf Of this Com
psny, and dated the thirteenth day Of December.
A. d. 1855.
s. To see IL the Compa ~ will ratify the action Of
the Directors In constructing the portion Of the
Portland Ogdensburg Railroad between Fab ans
and Scot.s Mills, in the state of New Hampshire,
snd In guaranteeing the payment Of the bonds H.
sod by the Portland Ord-nsburg Railway for
that purpose In accordance with the provisions Of
the lease
s. To act npon any other basness that may law
frly come before said meeting.
PORTLAND, Nov. 2iss, lsse-
By order Of the Directors.
JOSIAH II. DErNNoSD. Clerk
IL
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HAND BILLS

For entertainments, bust
ness, specials, excursions,
dances, social gatherings,
ETC., etc., printed In first
class style a d at lowest
prices, at the kennebec
Journal office. PromptresS
10 our motto.
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Anti.ApopleCtine


TRADE MARX
decentralization Of the most potent remedies known
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IS-rhi- l. real rhank-g giving sale.
We shall be- thankful for the room. and
you will be- glad OF the opportunity We
sell everything and II reduction will be
made on all goods next week.
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ATKINSON
House Furnishing
COMPANY,
Coliseum Building, Gardiner, Ne.

HEADQUARTERS, Cor. Of Pearl and
Middle Streets, PORTLAND, NE.
BRANCHES, Auburn, Roekland, Ban.
gor, Norway, Biddeford, Gardiner,
Waterville.
ISAAC {. ATKINSON, Gen'l Manager.
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Formal Opening of the Georgia Pa
oiflc Fittingly Celebrated.
Tho Festivltios Enjoyed By Hum
dreds OF Neighbors and Friends.
Officers OF the Road Met By Brass
Bands and Cannons.
Speeches OF Welcome and Responses
A Banquet BY Ladies' OF the City
Concludes the Ceremonies OF
the Memorable Day.

Special Dispatch TO Tho Appeal
WEsr PoISr, Miss, April 0--The cole
bration of tho completion of the Georgia
Pacific Railway, aud opening Of traffic to
and from West Point, took place, accord
ing to the program, today. At $50 o'clock
pm. the passenger train from Birming-
ham arrived, having on board General
Manager Sage, Col. A. b. Johnston, rep
rcscnting his brother, Maj. J. ]. w. John
stoni G.S. Barnum, general passenger ageut;
Capt Sweet, assistant passenger agent and
large number OF capitalists aud business
men OF Birmingham, together with large
delegation from Columbus Previous 10
this crowds of people had come in from all
points along the lines OF the Illinois Gen.
trail aud Mobile 4 Ohio railroads.
The Georgia Pacific train was met at tho
depot by the West Point Rifles, the Silver
Cornet Band and the booming Of cannon.
The visitors wcro escorted to the Court
house, where Capt Fox madc well
timed and appropriate speech, presenting
u silver fish plate 10 tho officials OF
the road. The welome was responded
TO by Col. A. II. Johnston in chasto and
vigorous style.
At eight o'clock the grand banquet.
given by the ladies OF the city, came of.
The tables were ladcned with all the SUBJ
slanlinls and deliCacics Of the season, and
the hall was mstciully decorated with
flowers and cycrgccns.
At the banquet the following was tho
program:
Thanksgiving By Rev NJ V. Noa-
singer
The Georgia Pacific Railroad and It's
Connections }. H. Garner, A. b. Johns
ton aud |. y. Sage.
The South aud It's Resources NJ.
Ronnc.
The Sister States. Mississippi aud Ala
| bama-F = White.
The prcss-R. W. Banks.
our Agricultural Interests The Hon.
Clark LAWS.
| Our Ncighbor, Coiumbus-M. Meek.
The Women Of the Sonlh-The lion. II.
g.. Harry.
Bcnodioilon by Rev. Dr. J. d. Cam
cron.
Con. II. Brinkor was masior OF cere-
mouirs aud Capt A. T.. Cottrcll was
marshal of the day, and dcscree great
| praise for tho manner in which their
duties were performed.
Alta late hour tho festivities OF the oc-
casiun closed and our people are well
pleas, Il with the events Oi the day, as
well ~ her numerous aud distinguished
NttitUfa
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oil and beside him. This incident, triflinp
IN itself, and yet with such exasperating
and wide spreading results, brought to
the recollection OF one of the gentlemen
on the Despatch Henry Ward Beechers
remark Illustrative OF the power of small
things to produce great results: "And vet
have known one small hornet to break
up Il big camp meeting" The illustration
was apropos, for one small sail boat did
come near breaking up big naval
parade.
To President Harrison, evidently. ms TO
many others on the Despatch, the line of
American menol.war was the most at
traclive part OF the display. Beginning
with the Boston, from the peak OF which
lowed the AdmiraPs four stars in blue
field, on in line came the Atlanta, the
Yorktown, the Juniatd, Jamestown,
Brooklyn, Essex, lantic, Kcasarge and
The Chicago, flying the pennant OF the
Secretary of tho Navy. They all in turn
saluted the DESPATCH as she steamed past.
The deep boom OF the reverborations fol-
lowing the discharge Of their guns was Il
grateful change from the sharper reports
OF pony pieces on the merchant marine
and yachts, which had made terrible din
along the way.
As the President came in front OF each
one OF these boats he responded to the
salute by raising his hat, aud his steadiast
gaze Indicated u deep interest in the men
on the yard arms and the bowsprits. 10
those from the interior and doubtless tc
many who have lived "longshore' the
manning OF the farms" was one of the
most nogb,e features OF the occasion. The
new vessels were the cynosure Of all eyes
and favorable opinions OF their strength
aud ability were expressed. Secretary
Tracy was congratulated on having for his
flagship such fine vessel as the Chicago.
But here turn into the East River was
made and the boat headed for landing
off the foot OF Wall street. This was
speedily found and in just an hour after
starting in the Kill Won kull the Despatch
dropped anchor and President Harrison
descended from his stand on the bridge;
the air meanwhile resounded with whis
ties, cheers Of the enthusiastic thousand,
aud wild college cries from tho students
on boats around.
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oLEws a co.'s COTTON CIRCULAR.
Centennial Celebration and Market
Closing Had Little Eject.

OonNonnih Celeprntlon ana Murkot
Closing Had Little Effect.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal
NEw IoRE, April 20,--The following
circular was issued this afternoon by
Henry Clcws & Co.: "On account of the
Centennial ceremonies, and all the other
Exchanges being closed except this and
the produce market, 1t was generally ex-
pected that the volume of business trans.
acted in cotton futures would be small and
unimportant in character. Such was not
the case, however, for on the contrary the
trading was heavy and tho fluctuations
large and very important The bears can
testify to the latter, for prices sold up S
and 10 points to the highest prices reached
for this crop, July selling at ii cents, and
August ll,0t
Sin response TO the estrongshoSirg Of the
market II opened with boom ut and s
points advance on all tho options for this
crop and and 3 points ON the next crop
options. This sudden rise brought on
heavy realizing sales, which checked any
further upward movement for the time
being aud subsequently caused reaction
Of about points, Tho shorts were heavy
buyers, however, aud snapped up the
offerings 10 quickly that Il was not long
before the market again started on the
up turn and continued strong during the
rest OF the session, closing at about the top
prices.
"our private ndyices from the South
and Liverpool continue strong aud favor.
able 10 higher prices. The demand for
spot cotton continuously home and foreign
spinner. There is a general scarcity OF
cotton In the South and stocks are rapidly
showing signs Of exhaustion. We think
the prices Tor the fall months are rapidly
approaching tho time when they are
safe sale for turn-ior the immediate
future II is very hard to say what the bulls
will 10 with the nearby option. especially
August They are on top ut present aud
in control Of the situation. We would,
however, suggest taking profits on any
further advance.
spot cotton ruled firm at l-l0c ad-
vance, with sales of 1850 bales including
$50 TO arrive. spot cotton la Liverpool
firm. with buyer at l.l6d advance, with
sales Of 1900 bales. There was good
demand for middling throughout the
South, with prices generally l-lGd TO !d
| higher
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and people moved about as best they
could, AT midnight the Presidential party
led the way TO the supper rooms,
and the onslaught then began. This exodus
made little room on the floor, and the
dancing then began. At first there was
room for but few couples, but the num-
her gradually increased aud by the time
the President had left the supper table
dancing was in full swing, and he slipped
away quietly TO get part OF a nights rest,
while the dancers, II they go through tho
the whole order OF dancing, will be trip
ping il long after daylight.
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Tho snmonn ,nnIcrcnc..

BEnfiV, ApfIl 80, Tho conlcrcncc d
representatives, Of the United States.
Germany aud England 20 consider ~.
moan affairs opened today in tho con.
grrss hall oi Prince B.smarck's residence.
The session lasted an hour anil fifteen
minutes. On the proposal Of Count Her.
bert liismark II was decided that the
slriclcst secrecy should govern the de-
libcuilions oi the conference.
The conference adjourned without lis.
ing a date Tor the next session. The sen.
timcnts expressed by the commissioner,
we're Oi the irlcndlicst character.
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The uIs,,s.ipp, su,r.,ne Court.

Special Dispatch to Tho Appcai.
JAogsoN, Miss. April 90 Decisions
worc rendered 10y the Supreme Court to-
day a. follows
ny Coapb. J.: rcsaaa Haywood W.
The State; convicted In Bolivar Circuit
Court Of carrying c1nrcilcd weapons NJ
ycrsed and rcmandcd. Andrew Langley
W. The State. convicted Ia same court Tor
same oncnsc: reversed nnd rcmandcd.
james w. Person ~. T. l.. l.cathcr-, from
Bolivar Chanrcry Court; appeal dismissed.
3. T. J. williamson ". Michael Harness
ct al. from Second District OF ilinds
thnncery Court; decree reversed and
cause rumandod 10 DO prepared Tor dnal
hearing, the iirst hearing being premature.
The Board Of Mississippi lcycc Commis.
siOnors w. &. johnson ct nl., from Bolivar
Circuit Court, reversed aud pmnndcd.
liy Arnold, &. j.: ;. u. Curric ~. Ellen
y. Moore, lfom l.cilorc Chanccry Court.
motion "a dismiss oycrrulcd. ~. Whit.
lock W. State; convicted IN Warren Circuit
Court Of burglary; reversed and rcmnndcd.
John W. Walker vs. J. q. Hall, from First
District Carroll Circuit Court. affirmed.
Warren County W. Fnnk aud Mary piaE-
~, from Warren Circuit Court; bringing q
suit for collection Of liquor license tax. con-
iirncd; Cooper. j., dsscntcd from the
opinion Of the Court.
lly Campbell, H.: 5. T.. Dean W. VI. VI.
Ridgcway, iron the Chociaw Circuit Court,
reversed aud renamed Amos Bui0rd w..
John &. Woodal, from the Nallabushn
ChnncUfy Court. affirmed. Rouse, Hemp
stone x Go. ct AL, W. g. q. rarkman Il
ut frupt tbp Second Diatrigt al tlY IituIa
Chanccry Court, affirmed. Max rdihat.
seh ". Third Baptist Church ct AL, from
the Madison Chnnccfy Court affirmed.
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~. O.. a. a.. nrelInu.

Sr. Louis. No. April 20.-At the an
nual meeting OF the st. Louis, Arkansas &
Tcxns stockholders, hold In this city 10.
day. the following directors were elected:
:. W. foplycc, ~ G.. kcrcns. W. VI. Sem
ter. $. 4. Bcmis. Edwin Gould, w. II.
Dol'igc, H. &. llnintick aud H. n. Fer
guson. The directors elected the follow
Inc officers. President. s. W. fordycc;
vice president, H. G. Kcrcns; secretary.
Edwin could. T. G. Rcif and Edwin
Could Wcrc added TO tho executive COM
mittep.
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RUMBLlNds OF rHg RAIL.
New Iiond Chartered.

spo.hl rspnioh n The Appeal
LrUr Rock, Ark, April %. 90 The
Louisiana, Kansas & Missouri Railway
Company iilcl articles Of association here
to.lay. The corpomioE are Arkansas aud
New York capitalists. Logan II. Root.
Lewis Cook. W. 5. Thomas, Wm. Black
aud Harlow VI. lloyt being among them.
The capital stock Is stated at ", 900, 900.
The road lhcy propose TO build Is To begin
NJ lrInklcy aud run to q point ON the lino
dividing this state and Louisiana, 100
miles la length.
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APpRoAcmING NEW YORK.
An Impressive Marine Pageant ON the
Old Wnshiu ztou Hou:c.

Nrw YonK, April 20. The scene at the
embarkation Of the President and party at
Elizabclhpot was an attractive one Tho
sun had come out again in biiliancc and
there was stin breeze, which kept the
yards Of highly colorcd bunting every
whore displayed, iuttcIing vigorously.
Tho arrangements for the reception and
cmbarkalion OF the distinguished guests
today ut the port were elaborate and cf.
icciivc. Tho procession over land from
Elizabeth headed ior the slip Of the Alcyon
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aooD TIME 10 SHOOT.
A Birmingham Policeman Can Also Uso
His PlatoL

A birmingham Policeman Can Also Uso
His PlstoL
special Dispatch io The Appeal.
BmSouAu. Ala, April -, Last night
Police Officers swain anil blackburn went
into % dive In Pigeon Roost 10 arrest q no.
gro. Pomp Rachael, ior disorlcrly conduct.
They stepped into q dark room aud found
their man watching game OF cards. lilo
refused Ia surrender aud attacked them.
Blackburn, Il h alleged, disappeared at
this iuncluw. leaving swain 10 do thy
fighting one ol the negroes had locked
the door mud the officer was cornercd.
Finally Rachael anaichcd his club away
and WIS proceeding 10 pound Capt. Swain
when the latter drew his pistol and In
fl.c,rd mortal wound Ia the stoma ch Of
the desperate negro. The negro died this
morning.
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spcclal bsIaicl io lhc Aplch
NrNrom. Ark, April 9.-Iho Hall
Safe aud Lock Company have been in-
struc,cd to build ior b. !. Watson, Of this
plncp. 5000 safe deposit vault The
work must be- completed by the LIST Of
June.
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Tue IInrn afrhernn. Mnerc.

PmLADuuniA, "a, April -. At thc
request oi Gov. Robert l.. Taylor. Of Ten.
ncecc, Mr.. George w. Childs has con-
scntcd 10 loan 10 the scotch-lri.h Con.
prcss the harp Of Thomas Moor. now 10
bc seen at the Lsdgr office. Tho instru.
mcnt will bc on exhibition at Columbia.
Tenn, whco the congress will meet on
Nav S
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acnicnre pcferrrd.

Special ptp1ich "a The Appeal,
Inns Rock, April %. The Federal
Court did not pass sentence on G. G. Reid
aud James Lucas, the Morrilton men. 20.
diy. Who ere convicted Saturday Of com.
pIirly 90 llio hallot-boN lhioycry, bm AL.
adjourned uutl "Wednesday.
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columbu, aud wc,t Polnt Connected.

Special l'lspaich io The Appeal
ColuNnrs, Miss, April 20.-The first
regular trims on the extension Of tho
Georgia Pacific Railway. between hero
aud West Point, BEGAN running today and
q large crowd went from here to West
Point 10 attend the banquet given at that
place In honor oi the occasion. After this
trains will tun through regularly making
close connection with the Illinois Central
nj Wrst Point
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CnATrASooGA, Tenn, April 20 Tho
Lookout RolIing-Mills Company Saturday
night discharged all Of their white work
men, aud today They employed $50 nee
grocs. who nrc - bo substituted In tho
mill. Tho change Is on account oi cN.
ccss.yc dcmandsof the Amslr,m1icd Iron-
workers.
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frf.lll lHiHI'h Y" lN' Allfhi
KyoNvtLr, Tenn, April ca nigh,
school lof negroes was started here To-.
niyht iur lh, purpose Of qualifying them 10
vote under the Dorlch law Three hun.
drpd were in attendance tonight
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tt,,i, noe. wuI Celebrate.

I Special Dos aiJh lo 1uc AppoaL
llrlr Rock. April 20.--Like other
ciiirs. LATHE Rock will don her holiday at
tire tomorrow 900 commcmoraIion oi The
cyutguu,a. e.iylm,on.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-03-13

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Sprem2toTThSa, Esr0st;EEOTriaSe Emissions
Impotency, Exhausted Vitality, Premature De-
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whatever caGSe E,ro.tAcess 1t en-
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Nerves, Brain, Muscles, Digestion, 9e2roGuc-
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IL stops eli unnatural and debiita'ing drain
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urine, etc, SO destructive to mind AMI body.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-10
THE HERALD" DRAWING.
In Answer to Many Inquiries We
Publish the Following:

The 1850 prices are to be limited to the
Semi Weekly Herald" alone, and the mum
Der being so large Everyone has an excellent
chance. The drawiag lCiIt be conducted pub
licIy early in 1889. due notice being giUen in
Advance. The plan will be the simplest and
faires, possible. Every premium receipt
issued is numbered. a duplicate OF every
number issued is retained in this office. Al
these numbers eUilE be placed in q boa and a
blindfolded child qoilI be selected to drat0
them out The first 1850. numbers drauCn
wiH entitle the holders of the corresponding
numbers to the prizes. The prizes aCiIE be
numbered from, to 1880, graded according to
their vGlue Thus the city lot (uGlue 5000 Is
Prize No. 1. The HoEstein bull (ualue 5000 is
Prize No. 2; the Kimbau organ (palue S110) Is
Prize No. s, and SO on doion to the 1,S50th. The
first number drdapn from the boz entities the
holder of that number to Prize No. l.; the sec
ond to Prize No. Q; The third to Prize No. s
ETC. The drGwinq will be presided oUer
By committee chosen by holders of tickets
A record Is carefully Kept of all mum
6ers issued, so that 1t can be ascerta ned
once aChere the lucky holder resides.
RE aEABER, the Semi Weekly Herald, ten
pages, the brightest, largest and livetiest fam
ily paper IN the ,eest, goes Nth q chance IN
the drascins FREE-one year in advance
only IS. 90