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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24
Stark County School Examiners Notice.

OANr0r-ExaminatlonB will no held on tho first
Saturday OF each month. Examination, will hero
after DO held In tho South Plum BtroUt School In
placoo Of HlRh School.
Ar ALLIANor-OCuobor 18th, 1893 and February
9th, 1870.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 18th, 1888
At CANAL FULToN--M March 8O,h, 1880
AT ~NAvARRE-April 18th. 1885.
Al MARsBoRo--May iltn, 1886.
r M. TAGgAIiT, Cork
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24
TORN UP

Ia Trumbull County over Alleged Crook
odness In the County tnArmary.
Alleged |crookedness at the Trumbull
county inArmary has stirred up matters
IN that vicinity. The alleged crooked
ness vas brought out by the report OF
the examining committee which show
ed that while the number Of inmates ut
the lnlirmary has fallen of 10 per cent.
the cost of maintaimlnce has more than
doubled over The cost of last year. In
part this was accounted for by the re.
port showing lhut in December thirty
four gallons Of oysters with celery,
cheese and other fine groceries, We're
sent TO the mllrmary.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24

THERE is an extra clot Of blood on
the moon because Ex. Governor Foster
has been snubbed, as 1t is claimed, by
Foraker. The Lincoln banquet takes
place February 18th, and Governor F0s-
Ter has not been invited. This slight is
charged to Governor Foraker, as he is
in charge of the invitations. The New
York World Of yesterday prints a long
dispatch about it, indicating that the
least unpleasantness among u Ohio
Big -Four has become a matter Of great
concern.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24
Saturday, Ila gOLh Day Of Janr lssO,
sHERIFR SALE.
May Weaver order OF Sale,
W, STARK County Common
Ahred Williams ID al flunM Court

May Weaver Order Of Sale,
sHrE County Common
Ahred Williams ~ nl flulA Court
ny virtue OF m ordor Of sale, Issued by the
clerk Of tho court Of common pleas OF stark
county, OHIO, IN tho above action, and 10 me d.
rooted, 1 VIII Olltr Tor shlu ~ public Outrfy ~ the
door VI thu court ioubu, IN tho ely OF Canton, on
Saturday, the 9th day Of Feb, 1880,
NO following described lands, onomonis ana horld.
itamonta situate IN tho said county OF stark nnd
state OF ,hln, nelng, lhu unuividnd one
third part ~ u uart " the NJ, ~ ana N, W, quarters
Oi section numhOr 10, township D, range n, bounded
a. follows beginning ~ tho nOrthtnAt corner Of
scott n Ibi thence WchtwArdly along tho north
boundary linc NJ said section o. chAina ND % links
10 "a post thuntp south four ohalns aud ~ links " a
llnka ~ a post illruGo A1niiA 0lininA sud 80 links W
n most, thence south, ~ degrees east, u OunlnA aud
~ links 10 u nusll thence south, iOH dolrO0s cast
y chAinH anu 20 INK " % post, thence east " chains
and ~ links to apoati theaee 4 nth U ehainu gnd ~
links " o pusli ihOnc0 east q chains and 30 links 10
Tho southeast cor. " tho northeast quarter Of said
section, thence north 40 OhalnA 10 the plaza OF DO
ginning, cOntlluing NJ acres, moro or less.
Also tho undivided 0ne- third Of the following
promises, IN Nlnr township county aud state, DO
ginning uoftl HiN degrees west and ii7b chalne
from the southeast Ourner OF tho southeast quarter
OF section ten, tnwnHliip nine range eight, th0nco
north, HsA degrees wOst 1904 chains, thOncO north,
20 degrees east O7b ohalnsj thence north. ~ do.
gfOoa east goo lhliiAl IN nco nOfth, rs degrees
east $40 %olialnsl tltnco aoullr D degrees east. b
Gihina 20 the place Of beginning.
Appraised NJ sl,20a
snlo 10 ommouo ~ ! O'Clock y. m. lorna
ash.
A. LrIMNoEIl sbOriE.
MONO y MoCAnrv, Att,yu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24
AN IMPORTANT TRANSACTION.

rho Purchase Of tho Cleveland g. Canton
Narrow Guago Rolling Stock by an
Equipment Company.
The Railway Age says: There was a
very important transaction recently
made by the New York Equipment
company with thu Cleveland &c Canton
railroad company, involving the pur.
chase Of Che entire rolling stock Of the
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24

Legal Notice.
wmIam j. pIoro. pIaInLIG

WIllnm ]. plor0, plhlnLlm
VA.
Denise Nnitl0r, at al, Dolond0nte.I
poior Morlut, Kntio Morl0L, and Hrodorick
MorlOt, Samuel NattlOr and Lotto Natter
lhla wlio) whose plncO Of residence IN un.
known, win hlko notice That on tho 18th day
Of November 1898, Willinm j, ploro filed hla
petition In the court OF Common rlOaH OF
Stark County, ohio, In case No, 1000, against
tho above namod parties and Oth0ra, praying
Tor the foreclosure Of u mortgage mndo by
Denise Nnttlorn md others 10 Hlld William \.
pl0r0 ON lots No, 7l0 and 79l, In tho city "
Canton, stark County, Ohio, glvOn 10 secure n
debt, on y(llch there is n balance duo OF gl,-
0010 lnnd interest
Hnid PARTIES ar0 required to answer on or
before ,ho 9th day OF February, 1880, or ludg-
mont may 10 tlkOn against thom.
WILLIAM i, p1ERO,
ByT. Il. Turner 4 q, O. upham, ha attorneys.
fRL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24
WASHINGTON SWELL SOCIETY.
The Diplomats on Dress Parade The
White House Abla1o with Glory,

The nelleA Who We're There Some OBJ
seFyationA on tho International vAnitiss
The Women With tho Diamonds Tue
Foreign Dudes In their aeEaliAa aud
Orders,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24

PREsIDENT-ELEoT HARRISON has
been described in the Figaro Of Paris,
France, AS an accomplished haldshaker,
q descendant Of P0cahantas and the
husband Of u woman who is fond Of
afternoon teas. Such Is fame.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24
Saturday, Tho 10th day of Jan, 1889,
ERR SALE.

IN. Martin dd AllaA order Of Sale,
W. lhlhfk County Common
James Moyor ota. Pleas OonrN
Iy virtue Of IN atlas order OF salt issued by tho ciork
~ me court al common pleas OF Ytark county, Quo,
In the above nOtinii, aud " mo directed, I VIII Offer
Tor sale NJ public ontory NJ tho deer OF tho court
houu', In the city " Canton, on
Saturday, Tue Goth day Of JAM 1850,
No following described real estate. altuato IN
tho village Ot Alliance county of stark aud state Of
chic, aud hclng inL number eighteen (1b), IN HOl-
TORS add lion u thu Village OF Alliance.
Appraised ~ 500
sAlo to oommouoo At ono o',lo0k D. m. Term
A. LENrEoBR, shcvtR
IN hionnguL Any.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24

THE Republicans in the House voted
yesterday against the omnibus bill, adj
mitting the territories, but the bill
passed, all the same.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24
TuosE WHO DANCE, PAY THE
FIDDLER,

Ed. D|EMoCRAT: - Pleage givo
10 the readers Of the DEMOoRAT, rs
well TO the public generally, the neCes-
sary Information ~ regard 10 the com
ing Gen, Harrison, Inaugural Bah, By
whom will this ball DO conducted and
dictated, aud at whose expense
whether direct or indirect.
Aud will Gen. HARRISON have the
privilege of approving or disappearing
OF liquors being used.
PROTtnIrTONlBT.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24
e SALE.

JOhn Browns 0uard'n Order Of Sale IN Partition,
John wlnhlcmm ct aL Pleas oourG
p Hy virtue OF an order of sale In partition issued by
thO lolDrk Of tho court OF common pleas OF stark
county, o., In tho above action, andt mo directed, I
will Ofor for gnlu, NJ public Outofy, NJ tho door Of
tho eourt house, In tho citi Of Canton, on
Saturday, the 10th day OF Feb, 1880,
tho following described real oatatol tho north
OaAt quarter Of section %, In township ~, wash
ingtOn,) Of range Nix (O), In stark county, OHIO. con-
tnlnlng l0i acres, subject " tho right Of Willlain
byors, under % loaso from John Brown, 10 use az q
quarter heninninl ~ tile northwest o0rnOr or tho
duArlpr, thence ulst " rods, thence south 10 rods,
wost 30 rods, north 10 rods 10 beRlnnlnHI also tho
right To take water frun tho spring near thereto 30
supply ldller aud tnBlne, upon tho payment OF o.
aannRl rOnt From said quarter Of land tho follow
ing tract IN excepted. tl-witi Beginning nc n point
on the south line VI The quarter ~ links D st OF tho
center post " said A%OCtilnI thence cast IA rOlH;
thonoo north NJ rods, thence west ~ rods, fvo foot,
thonco south 10 rods IN tho pl GO Of beginning, con,
V. In ny ono aud ono half acres " land, more or loss,
Tho Tract hereby intended TO DO described contain
Ing ib0b acres, mora or less
Appraised NJ $1,000.
Sale 10 mmen NJ ono O'Clock y. m. TomA
- ono e third cash on thOday OF sale and
the balance IN one and two years, with Interest
from dny Of sale, secured by mortgage ON tho
A. LEININGER sheriff.
DAY, LYNcH y DAY, Att'yS,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24

Legal Notices,
SALE.

ny virtue " An order of sale lhsund BY Nc Olerk
OF tho court ef COMMON nlrAs u stark coahty, u, IN
lhe above action, and 10 mo dlrpolet ! VIII offer for
hAln ~ public OnifiY, No The door ~ tho 00uIt
hnnAo. ~ nIn oily 1f lAhlnn, on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24

Sehh ~ WIZ Nuhii ahAs "A ,sW..
JOHN stnpc tth rlsas oouFN
ny virtue NJ ~ alias sfdnf u kAle, Issued ~ M
dce Of The CuuFt Ut Common ritaa, Of htafk Ga, o.
~ No ahOyN Hfilnn and " no detected viii 0ruI
feF tAe AZ puhlH 0ntofJ " me door VI Vic court
hbafN IN tho oiY VI Canton, ou
Saturday, tbo 10th day of Jan, 1889,
lin following draerIbed real estate to.witi Belna
uip north hal az the n0lthweet quarter Of section
thirty one tHJ, IN HAll Lake hSnahiih ANA contain
Ing elfhty Huihtu land, be tho tanle more or lruH
excepting thnlrflnWi u tfNct Of lend heretofore sofa
aud conveyed ult N Tho wrht sidr of thld tract 10
HiiRin na1 iknui stripe, and bounded hnd 90,
heiihed a. FOLLOWED hrrlnnlun Tor thn same D ~
chains south az |i' nnruiwrHt CORNER OF hnld ~ q.
Teri thence sluii $50 degrees west along. tho west
ilh6 Of hnid hfrilul 100 chAina 10 Tie middle OF ltl.
yAte rOadl tinuUr along thf middle ~ hlld. fnll
south h18 lHI|IHH cart q rtalnal a. ruur north, Nv
degrees cas- ld0H hainhi liunou noitll, nv degrees
west o OhnliH iH ono platu 1t beginning, hnd cnns
tainlng one Hh ulrlysnyu hundrrdtha u ub'lOOl
acres
AppraAbdm 900,
sne to commence ~ ONO efiook ~ IN, rcrms
A.. LBtAlNGEI, Alorlh
BALDWIN a SniRLpH, ApyA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24
snRRITF BALE.

Daniel Ratef Orier OF sale AlaIt 90, 0s@-
simon SIs,o o,a. "p' F'''' 0'''e
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24
the Goth day of Jan, 1889,

tho fOlipWing drsnFisei rtm eatale, hltuAln IN
start eOuuiY uUin tnrFiu fhh naat hall 0f tf
nortlWest nnnltW " section huiahef n, ~ toWnsi y
numhol n, nf ruHo numhpf ~ IN flhe tiNhnnlr
Of thu said ,ust iili Of said ulAftaf t0rwiu heHin.
ming al a uulnt Ni mo ehHt linr 81 haid guhtier Ahi
OhhlnA uOitH or MO aunthrast corner lhete0fl llonee
north, u and dHiTeps eAlh, 10 Gihinhi ihtnna
north, III AMI irWnnfa west "a ehalnal thrnne
aOnti, d anil degrees Wnsi, ~ olMinAi thence
south, M aud lrWrfa east 10 ehAina W NO Do
ginnihH, containing 10 Aefes,
Appraised VI 90 per acre.
sale 70 commence ~ oss sslost ., N, TermA
A. l%kfNlsaniL aherln.
o LAM htty,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24
sHnnIFF aALE.
john Awinanet ,ysHal h'gss.s,
5sremlh Rpnea u a. rlsss ssu1i

John hwlnaIte ih Nfhai harsha,
jssemnh Kitchen 81 al flsss seu1I
~ yinnt " q Vendl aaHGnas Issued w CLERK
% pc epnit ni rnlnlnNu Plea M ktaft ppuayt .plln
" no ahpfn 4u l0n, and " no mIprloal WI phpl
iOf sale ~ nnNlln pulclyt IA 40 appF Oi NO euufl
house W mo nv VI uahloA, 90
saturday tho s0th day OF JAM 1890,
thA following das0Ifbad gsal eslAta 6tuHla
" the ally III Mas lll0A, eonntY Of htafk and stAtlgi
Olio, aud hn1Wn ~ and bAlnB los number iOuf az
Riverside aiiillnn 70 the eltyOf MAaaliiDnL aeoOld.
lug ~ tIn fnnlilnd plat 81 ue hon0IdpT's once NJ
anld htaTh 0nWlY, uhi0, Also i0t number tlree az
"a figpIsldf ldi Hon "a Mo iowa g0w ullY OF Mas
nIlnn, A. laid nnt Wy Iiloinaa htUnllDunh Ann 10 \
Meuui0nHli, AMI fDenrdea AnIn yith. Nat said i1t
bplnn bounded M lpll0vAi H9IlnAinH AZ uia nsnls
eeht Nplntr ilinInnf ana runhinK thnanb WeaiWaT1ly
nlOhn ~ nniillery boundary NO foot W tho North
Nent corner NifffDfi ih0noa SnufhWardiY along ihu
WtaieriY lnnnlY iine on said M lhO feet W tho
seuuiWrht HuiHnr NJ Aald inli aienoa eastW andy
along tho HrllmflY las Of SAID lot ~ ieel ~ the
southeast upuIfr vi "a a iOti plpnes noTliwaraV
sons No tAsl ihna Of aAia isI NO tent " Mo place "
-shinaing
Appraised 40 1900,
nsia 10 commence a, saa o'Aoeh u m- TorA
A. IRIkiN0Ea ahoEia,
wAlnhos A dAARSE, Aitya,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24
sALE.

John n, wiz, AdmS, Alaa oraase q alle
w. htaft pounV Optnhnon
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-24

Ton Thousand Doilara 20 Hduander An
Floral Display and Bunting.--HoW II n
10 DO Worked'--it In q Bort OF HindoO
Idolatroua Innovation. Alao a japanese
PAgoda.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-02
MARINE NOTES.

A dozen vessels are loading At Portland
with OPS 900 # Of lumber for the Argen-
tine Republic and Uruguay.
The stem of the new schooner At Bar
bour's ship yard in Brewer, vas placed in
position yesterday BY . crew Of riggers.
Sewalrs big ship RAppahannock will be
launched from the Bath yards Christmas day.
Big preparations are being made for the
event.
Captain Mark Gray Of Buckspors has
bought the schooner Chattanooea. The price
paid was $500. She 10 two-masted vessel
of l47 tons and was built as SearspoFt in
1865.
Schooners e.. W. Dexter, Hamilton, Dex-
ter. Calais; Eta E. Tanner. Malloch, East.
port; Kenduskeas. Norton, and Challenge,
Norvood. Bangor; Julia. Strout, Kennebec
T.uuiscott, Hughes, Penobscot. arrived in
Boston Nov. 2sth.
Kelley L Spear, Bath, have contracts With
A. Homer Skinner and Capt 8. g. Lavender
for good sized schooness. The frame for the
Lavender Schooner has arrived, and she will
be 4 four master Of 1900 tons. The model
of another schooner has been sent r. =. C.
Hartley Of Saco for approval, thus making
three vessels for this firm 70 build
The staunch ship A. J. Fuller. which rec
cued the crew Of the burning steamer San.
,iago and brossht them all safely % Nev
York, vas built BY JohE Mcdonald Of Bath
II chanced that she vas making her vay
home ward at the time Of the condasratior
and was near enough to notice The glow fros
the burning vessel and 20 rendered sucf
timely assistance
The bark Tewksburg L. Sweat Of Port
/ land. Capt. Gooding, which sailed frou
New South wales, March 7th, for HON
Kong and which vas supposed to have beel
wrecked has been heard from. A dispascl
! vas received in Portland Friday from Cap
Gooding, dated San Francisco. nh, snpl
aging, Vessel locally wrecked; al hand
saved Ths oveat vas . Ans vessel .
$50 tons, built ss Yarmouth. Me-. In 1874
and vas owned BY Chase. Leavits Z Co.. IN
oshsrs Of this city. Partially Insured.
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aALLoWHLL.

Af,er the evening freight train going East
had pulled into the station here Thursday
night some Of the bystanders on the platform
discovered that one Of the box cars bad an
occupant. He vas locked in. and he could
not be seen, but it vas learned that he had
travelled 90 from Boston, and vas en- route
for Bangor. The conductor Of the freight
did not know that he vas aboard. Il 10
deabtful il he got beyond WateEville in that
car, - il vas likely to be shu,ted. When
the train stopped he vas desirous Of know
ing what place he had struck. Communica-
tion With the outside world vas held through
an opeu seam in the cars side.
NJ. and Mrs Charles Aver are in the
city
Misc Abbis Evslesh. daughter Of Dr.. J.
n. Eveleth, vas at home Thanksgiving
day.
| Mr.. Z. n. Jones 10 expected to-day viii
| he resnains Of bic wife. Ths funeral will oc
cur from he hone Of de deceassd's mother
Mrs- Jerome Day, On PLEASANT street, Be
sidss young dasghssr Mrs. Josss leaves q
iafsas -four vssks Old.
| Ths fair Of ~ ChnfeA Of ths oasrs'
| Hsass d over. and is u roashly ssdnais'
thas abous 600 arc he nst rsesipss. Al
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OVER TIE STATE.

The Dexter Eastern State comes ont this
week in an eight page form. The first issue
appears Friday.
ed at Princeton. and the only physician 10
also sick with the disease.
A Brick Layers Union Is to be organized
in Portland. A preliminary meeting was
held in that city Friday evening.
The Portland city government will take
.teps to tender generous money contribu-
ton to the sufferers of the Lynn fire.
The Young Mems Republican Club Of
Portland, entertains the lady friends at its
rooms on Wednesday evening Dec. 4sh.
Mr.. Chris Toole Of Bangor, has arranged
n three days, ten hours 4 day. Walking match
for City Hall, Lewiston, Dec 18th. 18th and
l4th.
Two brass Geld pieces will be purchased
from the State by the citizens Of Bangor and
will be used on national holidays The Pc
titiou for funds is being circulated by mem
bers of the G. A. X.
Captain Sterling, of the Bay View House
at Peak's Island, estimates the damage done
on the island by landslides during the gale OF
Thursday, At $500. and much other damage
from water and wind.
Louis wilett and Zeverin c. Cormier have
been arrested and committed for trial for
feloniously throwing stones at passing cars
At at. Leo-ards. The men will be tried at
the Madawa aska County Court. which viii
meet At Edmunston, N b.
The afsirs of J. Z Hamilton of Garland,
are being settled BY his creditors. The La
bilitiee are e37. 1884 So with assets Of e2s,-
-o4 90. All assets but chsttels and farm
stock are reRarded ~ cash, and it 10 said the
| .s,,lemeut will be for SD cents on the
dollar. Further action will be taken BY the
creditors.
| O,ono is to have another large box mill.
Me.srs. Ring. Hamilton and Buzzell are nt'
ting up the building originally intended FOR
match factory, and recently used - boz
mill bv W. H. Smith Co.. and will begin
i At once the manufacture of boxes. we
learn that VIM. 1egel 4 Co., will build
large mill on the Webster side OF the river q
an early day.
n, Charles Lancaster Of Belfast who bad
81. 900 doxens of eggs in cold storage MAJ
cold 81 900 dozens. He says egg mefcnant'
have not reaped . great harvest this year
I ast season they kept their eggs and ioss
| vhile this year every one has fusned sne"
anon the market and this with the unseason'
.hie veather has had q tendency to put cowr
prices. :.
The stallion Mount Desert belonging II
Winter Harbor which vas handled during .n'
nast summer BY Thomas McAioon on tn'
rack at Maplevood, Bangor, has luss pee,
nurchased by Charles Norcross Of Mifoio
Mas. The price paid for him vas SLOW
The horse vas soid on account OF the fecen
dessh Of his owner, who had always refuse'
to entertain ohers for him.
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The waterville Baptist church and con-
gregation vill meet in the Congregational
church for their Sunday service st p. NJ,
while their own church 10 undergoing re-
pairs.
The Methodist people Of North Palermo,
recently had donation 1t william Wood's
for their pastor. Rev. Mr.. Bennett. About
forty persons were present and e25 vss re-
ceived.
Anniversafy exercises Of the Young
Peoples Society Of ChTiseisn Endeayor Of
Dexter Consfesasioaal church we're held
Friday evening Rev. Frank T. Bayley Of
Portland delivered the address.
The new church as Weeks Mills 10 almost
ready for the painters and the beauty Of II Is
thus far sll bills on IL are provided for. Mr..
J. r. Masterman 10 now circulating . sub
scriptiom paper % pay for the painting.
The Bangor Yosng Mems Christian
Association viii give theif annual reception
to the members next Tuesday evening.
There will be . musical and literary enter.
sainment, and refssshments will be served.
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GARDNER, Nov 30-The officers of the
Keunebec repor. that on the trip of the
steamer up river, Saturday. she plowed
through one and one-half inches Of ice near
Swan leland. This condition Of things
seemed to worry the officials bit, and Sat-
uraay afternoon they were considering the
idea of taking the steamer to Bath Sunday
morning to avoid any possibility of her being
frozen in At this place. Should the weather
moderate she will run the fret week in
Dece mber, making her last trip on Thurs
dav. the 5th There 10 . large amount Of
freight in Boston awaiting shipment, but the
freight at this end Of the line 10 pretty we'll
closed up.
Mr.. Chas. T. Stackpole arrived home
from Boston. Friday night. He sold hand
some horse to Boston parties while on the
trip, and in addition had the privilege Of
Witnessing the big conflagration.
The ladies of the Free Will Baptist church
give sociable and supper At the church
ves,ry Friday night.
Monday evening, Dec. 2, Rev. A. I. Dunn,
pastor of the Baptist church in this city. will
deliver the second in the series of lectures
to be given in the Randolph Methodist
church, from the subject: "What shall
We do With our boysi" The discourse prom
ises to be q most interesting one and large
audience should be in attendance.
Mrs. E. Hatch of Farmingdale, left Sat
| urday to visit friends in Burnham.
Trs.k has sold quite . number Of horses
within the past week Lawrence Bros. OF
South Gardiner have bought matched pair
| of bays weighing $500. A Il Potter Of this
city, . gray mare weighing 1900, Geo. U.
| Curtis Of Richmond, . bay horse weighing
| l4OO, and E. A. Dolloff Of Sidney. . roar
mare weighing 1900.
The public library has just received ~
addition Of hfty-three new volumes, and
| Saturday the Journal reporter found Libfari
an wadswo orth busy getting them ready Z
place on the shelves. They iuclud'
volumes Of travels. fiction, history. etc, ant
will be ready for distribution BY "wednesday
Another addition of similar number will b
made in few days
/ Lawrence Bros. Of South Gardiner, ART
now busy fitting out their teams for tn
woods, and on Tuesday morning will star
eiaht four-horse teams for the scene Of thei
numbering operations on Holeb TOW nship
The cus this season will be fully equal II nc
larger than that Of last year.
SATURDAY. evening the regular month";
meeting Of the Advocates Of Christian Fidsl
itv connected with the Free Will Bapti
church vas held in the vestYy. Among tn
other business transacted vas the admission
al twelve new members. The associstio
va never in betssr condition Within q
past three months % new nembsfs hav
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-02
XAINE DISPATCHES.
WINTHROP PEOPLE
Making Strong Efforts to Ssours 6hos
Factory In the Town.

WINTHROP. Me-, Dec. l.-Winthrop 10
desirous Of securing new industries and 10
offering tempting inducements. There 10 3
strong prospect Of establishing . shoe facto-
ry here. The Board of Trade 10 deeply in
terested in the matter. They are negotiating 6
with NJ. A. Packard. a well known shoe
manufacturer of Brockson, who contemplates
locating somewhere in Maine. 1t 10 a grand
outlook for such an industry here, and they
have made hattering offers. He writes :;
I'VE are considering propositions and will
visit your town the frat opportunity, to con-
suit with the citizens and look over sites ;"
At recent meeting OF the Board of Trade
committees were chosen to select site and
to receive Mr.. Packard when he comes in
December. The committee have fixed upon
one of two locations. Offers will be made
Lynn firms.