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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-25
TEST n THE WORLD.


ny - year ssA . Asss sBA. Tass Esd
ksiy u ss1sskse ss.Asssss. sss.S esy-
c:s.S = S.sss.ss as.sasss.
have vsed your euTHrga RgwKDfgs In fuo
eases where u proved 10 BE- sacesssfst. The Arss
80 In the esse Of boy Jar .sd bali o.: ~.
fos.ser b>ios eanpi~s<Iy covered Nth sorrs. !
tsak his 0 tie Ns<.<nA sulphur spyiHss. but b
- ss psSss .sy MA "a r. iass ese
80 os> half bottles Of CerHrs4 kssotsksI,
wilma his son va ssno In "a ednsd be, ssd e ~
CGTtcrR. soar 10 washing him. Ne Is now ave
ysass ef sSr. and al rytt, ibf other ease Was
dtxsse u the scalp, which vac ssred ey wsss'nf
cuHA, one bottle o. CETIcrgs kgsoLyEsr being
sssd. They have proved sscsessfai IN e.sry esss
ssssasr nrs r.Utdly efsisd viii improve sn.irr their
U~sse~nt. rec samsn nj them Tor any disea<~ Of
fhs skin % being beet 10 the World This IL my
s.I.'iene'. and a"' 's.hy TO , .,ssd ~ ny state
American Hosss, Hagsssbargh. ". r.
Al skessabls sails Diseases Cared.
lhsvs b-~n afflicted .iaes at March with q skin
Aisrsse the doctors called Eezsma Ny face "a.
covered With sexts ssd ser"s. aud tbs hetiaE aud
busnisG almost ssbezrabse. Sewing yo-r
CITICCes REs.nix- highly recommended, eon
1890 70 o. tssin .as IT, s,yxsT ,.,sr
sally for four months. eaIl myssh cured, 10 graft
tsde for which make hi. public sisism.nt-
Broad Brook. Con.
Cattle sss asassAtss
Cuse every species Of torsufngt haHstiistfns rem
tag burning seAy, and psmply dsea-ss o. the skfn,
seslp snd io>'d with loss Of hlr, snd AZ hsa@rs
bs4rhes ~ruptIoas sores &esl~s and erusts whether
stsspde se,ofaiass. ssn' aFious. when physcians
spd ell other remedies fall.
Bsad .v.ry-here. Price, curIcuEa. sri soar.
IL. Hk~tyvsxrsf. Prepared by the POTTER
DNUo Ar CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.
a~s<nd Tor "Ifow TO Care ska urseas-s,
eefes, y Illgsiraiioa., and i69 tsstimo. Ial..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-25

In British association paper, Mr. W. H
Preece has recorded an experiment by which
be lucalized a fragment Of . needle in his
daughters hand fine magnetized needle
was suspended by delicate fiber over the
hand. and on cutting at the point indicated
BY this needle the troublesome bit Of steel
was found and extractei.-Arkansaw Trav-
eler
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-25
Rallroaos 4 STEAMBOATS,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement OF Trains In Effect july
LIST, 1889.

Unit! further notice trains leave Augusta As fol
lows
GOING WEST-6.30 A. NJ. for Lewiston goct
land. Portland and Boston, $40 4. ", for lIans.l
and Gardiner; 10 07 accommodation mud 10 n rx
press for Lewiston, Pennington. Rockland. rorla.a
and Boston; 200 L. N. for liaiiowrll aud i,arIinrt
3i2 T.. NJ. for brunswick, bath, Rocklani. F,risnd
and Boston: - 81 (tlsing Yankee b}o T.. NJ for
liaowell and Gardner. 100 T.. NJ. might Iulmanl
for Lewiston, Portland and Boston. and for Bn,h
Saturdays only.
GOING EAST 80 A. NJ (uight express, for
Skowhegan Bangor, Bar Hafbor, St Stephen ST,
Vile, Skowhcgan; LIS for Waieyillc, Raugor Bsr
llarbor Mooschead Lake and ST. John. 9Ni T. N
Express for Watcrville. Bangor and Bar iIarbor.
a55 T. NJ. for skowhegan, Belfast, Dexter BANGOR
st. Stephen st. John and Aroastpuk County 1D
=. NJ. for WaterviIle.
The Night Pullman Trains run each wAy every
night. Sundays included, but not To Skowht gap an
Monday mornings, OF to Belfast aud DcNtrr OF be-
yond Bangor, on Sunday mornings.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN l. nves Gardiner for
Augusta at 7.i5 A. NJ. 90 and Las 4. NJ iIalloweI
at ~ A. NJ, l20 and Of T. NJ
FREIGHT TRAINS for Portland, 7.36 A. NJ. ar
irving at s1s 4 NJ; Tor Watervillc and Nanccboru
l2.H T.. NJ, and ut 4 so l.. NJ. due from lts.Oa
l222 and &.Ss =. NJ. due from Nancoboro ma
waterville. 7.20 A. VI. and II 05 y "
Through tickets to California and all points south
and West may be had Of y. n. Walker ticket agn,
Augusta. the only Office selling VIA an routes and
checking all baggage flee of expense
stops only AT Hnlowcll Gardiner Hfunsset
and Westbrook junction
PAYsoN TUCKER, GcnI Manager.
r. y. bOoTliBf. GEM Pass. and tickri ,gr.
Portland. June %.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-25

Upon the hill the golden rod,
With royal grace In every nod.
ealutes the sun, - far away
He heraids forth the 1oyous day.
Dainty In form. with perfume swseG
Arbutus, In some cool retreat
Expands her many graoes rars.
And shuns the dAylight's ruthless glare
A dainty jewel richly sea
You ind the modest violet;
Within some cool and shady grove
Il welcomes those who chance to rove
But, on = crisp and frosty morn.
Who sses the griddls cake with scorpf
Above them all its merits tower,
The good old fashioned buck wheat flour.
Merchant Travel0
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-25

NEW YORK. Sept. ~.
FLOUR Receipts, "a $50 packages; exports, 2.aO
barrels; sales. IS 800 Repeat quotations including
City mill extra. - 25ati 10; patent, o. 60a
- 80; superfne, ~ l0as2 IS, extra No. Z,
o. 20at3 d; winter wheat low grade, q 5Oa&2 20;
Minnesota extra. o. 7sxt4 IS; Southern -four
wEsAr-ksceipts. 's-.soo. exports. .7.o5s, sale.
70 COG. firm; No. spring nominal. =;
red, 81. :02 red S5lss5i elevator sslas6l fob
s6las6l delivered, No. red, 40 niual. 9pAassl No
white nominal. s5as5l.
RYK---quiet.
BARLEY nominal
CoRN--Receipts 2i0 10 exports. ~ .7s4 ssles 2l2
00O; irmer. steamer. s.ia4ii. No. =, iOla411
store and elevator. fla4Il delivered.
OArsRecepts. $4,000. exports, 500 sales. ~
600; firm. no 3. ~ do white 27a27i. No 2 26a26I
DO white. ssiazs! No. 4, rs; DO white. IS;
COvrEE-.far; Rio, fair. "
SUGAk-kaw fair; refined steady; demand -
lower; crushed 6la6a; extra crushed, 6la7I; white
extra crushed, .ia7l; cut loaf 81; grsnulated, ST.
PETROLEUM firm, quiet, ysl
PORK quiet.
BEEF---dull
LARD higher; western steam, % +0ls6 40 ,
closing % Az; city steam. ~ 90; refined fair;
continent e6 S5a6 Is; 8. A. ~ 05.
BUTTER firm -; western dairy "
3D.; do creamery, .2s24l.
CHKxsk- quiet yreishts TO L'yerpOo
drm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-25

At Calcutta Q warm hearted millionaire
hes endowed . hospital for sick animala-
Chicago Herald
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-25

In life We oughter rickollsck dis fack. One
word spoke ergin or man has mo- weight dsu
I've words spoke in his praise.
When we believe dat we KANT do enough
fur er man we're mighty ap ter do too much
fur him.
De man daf acks de 1DoI once 10 or wtss
man. Its de pusson dat acks de feso' mo den
oAss dat aint got much sense.
It pear like It Is harder ter bear trouble on
q bright day, fur de sunshine seems like Or
Dookery; but on Or dark day de clouds pear
Ike da' in sympathy wid uA-Arkansaw
Trnvailar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-25
hicago Produce market

CHICAGO, Sept. "a.
FLOUR prices steady.
WHEAT frmer, No. spring, .gia7gi
No. red, 'yla7gi
CORN---No. ., 81.
OATs---No. z, u0al9l
RYE--Quiet at O0a4iA.
bARLEY-- 6Oa63.
Pork at II 00aii 90.
LAkD---atG Goa q o..
BlLI M.AT. Shoulders, 4 IS; short ribs 8 50
Snort clear 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-25

New York Money Market

Nkw YokK. Sept. -
Aon.y call easy. ranging from u to-.
Prime paper At 8 TO n.
Exchange, dali and steady.
Government bonds. dull and steady.
kAilroed beads. quiet, generally heavy.
The following are the closing quotations - q,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-25
Speeial advertisements,

Small advertisements, not egevedinr three linz.
JOINING dnder the head OF WANT snh 4. 4,
TO LET, LOST &C., will b, Inserted ne1c ono t,,ns
Or rs cente, three tincs fur 80 t. and ore wee
for 90 cents,h paid in advance. tn NOT PAID -
ADyAHCk. REQ LAB RATES Will sE CHARQED
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-25

ParndOxlcal
This world = but . paradox,
Things arc but III arranged,
4 man whose hat IL all stove b
u apt 70 be deranged
A mao b suriy when he's latA
And abort when he b long
He may not wiah TO do much good
And Jet may wltts quite wrong.
Some low men only eat olgh meat;
A fast man may he slower
And some vho've early been Of late
Were Of behind before
-kAvrance American
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-25

The LAoa ood the Raa.
FrA Boy Kim :ick you
Second Boy@ss' you tryit
"Huhi what1I ye dof"
Il look like you, an the furst time bear
your dad calling you when you amt around
an ! am, III wiggis my hngers at him az
a0 him; an then you'll catch 1t when you
git homs, an " you Ay you didn't do 1t he'll
lick you harder for lynn" - New York
Weekly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-25
"A 0v'c skin asa scalp preseryed and beas
upV J by CrTPrHs soar, Absolutely ~

lSssy 4esssv says ~ No. ~ ". =. DssDaae
0es Without nerss .ad pms. ssansS~A -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-25

For safe.
INOR sALE-House and lot, near Water st.
800 down. balance In monthly instaimen's.
sept2sdiw.
TOR sALE-1n Bowdoinham, 1 mile from
- village, farm of ~ acres, extra land good
buildings plenty OF water also wood lot Of 90 acres
disconnected u miles above. This property must
be sold within thirty days. LEWIS N. fuLToN.
septl4d3ws
E>OR sALE-Psrlor organ Fine tone. hand
l. some case. Inquire at Journal Office. sepI2d,f
EOn SALE Homestead Of four acres, situated
II midway between Augusta and Haliowen. dood
with blinds, convenient for two families. Good
wafer at door Orchard grated trees rs or 50 rods
81 shore with sssS &c. privileges; Apply on prem
LNOR sALE-s~veraI hoase Iot. Desirable To-
L caiity; Easy terms Inquire of
Lon SALE houses on State 81. AND one on
y Grove q. Apply TO MISS Il. 7. BARTLETT.
2 state 81: oct17dff
TON sALE-eld papers, suitable for laying upde,
carpets st 10 oeDt' per hundred, a, TIE JosfpaI
ZOE sALE.Hos.e. In diaer.nt paris Of the
-. q 2 s. 1osS AMs !. l.. ..a p B. T. 'i s
EWk sALE-OIp PArxRs fos vr.ppsss our
- poses. Dauies Is cents per hundred: Wee iIjes
. cents Apply st this olloe
10 Let.
ITO LET-A desirable tenement. Appiy Al, the
L once Of T.. >. Fog. seps2idag
VINO nkNI-Ihe Gen. ConnoY house, II Elm 81.
\ Possession given Oct. Is. Apply to n. ".
,rs-, Aokasla- sepsi7dff
ITO LET.-The coal sheds and WHAT rrcr.fI,
4 occupied BY D. wiliiamson. Also oee house
on Grove 81. JAhEs w. yoRru Ger. r.
sept 9Th, 1870. A.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-25

A PosS's WosA
He WROTE soms v~ss;
Tvas 70 rahaA~
In language thAs ~ glowing
Her dainty GasA
Has lovely hsS
Hr Gnns % tcv oaeovfnG
shs sook bsr -
AID sross again
= think this much b dns you:
though had Jour hhymA
Mhp0s yu1 tnA
m b Q aBA0 - yoA-
-We1AhCoo capssal
osRssas Cass.
Mn Brhks-Johnny. did The Doctor call
Wills was outl
Lits1s Johnny usopping hi plap-Ys'm.
Hs fsit my pulse an looked 1t my sougus,
and shook his hsad and said Il was Q vsry
nrirgs CA, and b lsft this prsscripeiou and
nd hs'd call again bssoss night
Mn Brinks- GsAcious moi Is vanr ron
mt him - -; II vas The h4by.-NSv
York Weekly
4 Wakl
4 hats.
AsvisAi
hghel
dah.
whaa passaE0nAi gSoryf
But thsn,
wlAs good,
aincs men
Ss'ef would
nnEsvs nshing asosy
-ws.ki.ss. rua
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-12-05
Have You Ever WELL! uEII1 WrTTV

And always, found it difficult,
or impossible to get shoes that
were narrow enough SO that your
toes wouldn't have to be crowd
ed way into the end Of them to
have them fit decently otherwise?
or, to the contrary, been obliged
to get pair two sizes too long,
in order to have them wide
enough to be easy? Do you
wear I very small or very large
size and have invariably expert
enced the same difficulty? AL
most always found it impossible
to get a NICE pair that were
narrow for wide] enough to fit
perfectly? Hundreds of people
have, and if anything we have
said applies in any way to your
self-come and see US. Feet
were not made for shoes, and
many are inclined to think that
shoes from their terrible shapes1
were not made for feet Be that
as it may, we have taken the
N liter into consideration, and at
our special order obtained a varied
stock, with which, from their in
Vulnerable shapes, We are enabled
to fit the most difficult feet.
llOWEN Err, and we want you
to make note Of the fact, if we
CANNOT fit you satisfactorily,
we will have a pair made special
ly for you that WILL flor you
needn't take them-at the same
price at which we sell them out
Of stock, Many people will ap-
preciatc the advantage of obtain
ing, rs above, without being
obliged to send away, or pay
high prices, or both, and to such
we invite inspection Now in a
general way we want to call your
attention to the fact that We have
many styles and kinds that are
entirely new e Belfast, and the
IoW prices we are selling them
for has resulted in making cur
retail business more than three
times larger than it was before
we moved. We are selling shoes
al low prices. We have stock
OF good wearing shoes, When
IN want II anything that should
be found IN 4 shoe store, come
and see Us we won't say a
word if you don't buy. We have
4 large stock ana We think we
can suit YOU
B, 4, DINSMORE 4 SON,
Corner Main ana High Sts.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-12-05

>oErH ~EARSroR1 ITEMS.
Ml-A J Cracker has been quite i'll fur IL past
week.
u
ruHlIou
n '-s Anhlr itari, ri Bangor + IA town visiting
= ti'"Ntf ha7 1"iu hi7 li'e mare I" gentle
'".tl ~ h"7t"H i"l 9-''
Ais0 i3qst-n4 Ii-' n 9i"tht"" springs Was the
-le7' m 81 n wary ~ "'tA'
-r Il U.,aq- 4, M na- been ,t,titc hi f., -ey,r,l
"erN~ n r"n'a!eseins rapidly
MILL ,,,,,,f,. .,.,,,, IL 1911 rt.Ir,st ,., tt
s5.--tuf-I i. To,glt. l,st week
t...-..,.i ,.,.,. ,..,,,t. .,i,i.t., i,,noa
.4 ,. ,r,,t', r ~ ~,.,,tt.fiI,. i,s, -o+i,,,i.,,
HIM
breH iu town recently visiting her son, Charles
tyrnali.
,,.t e,,., H..
AtH5 " ltl III vi .t7l F., t4l7 nl'nt4 loa
1Inii',' "h'Tf r. IT. secured 9lu'tioh ~ y
ia"h'i9
.tis- 4 t.. t.tr III o,yanvilIo last week visited
Mrs. Arthur Il ,yd, vito lives iust over the line in
Prosppct
y. y Crotker eft last week Chr K1ckltnd. Lis
family Will move there a. soon a. Mrs Croker Is
able ~ Nv.
,
hf- N'n y l-tt toYt ltluIhe' Hill week hi"ih Z
aln N'ihi'N-
Eyl..u,- IA VI ,z,r,.n l. n,.tDrtiu.r M. t.,.tt Ar
t. f,nrsf AKIN, IaL,f6p l,onchprs ,re onrr,tinY
stt NM. i4,t.I NJ ttl.i laLs
ter "az near At hand, thete being about @i inches
" 10y ''' ''1 si'"""'
Mr. AND Mfs \ Nlckerson willreturn to-day
I5aN VII i'9N"ii "ieo t ~ NNe oeoi "
n'aa Mll'hle hteu 1 mas a. 3,le iao'i itglias'
parent, Mr. Hnd Mrs Thos Reed
n
trf.i,r NIX iert bcre Ierentiv III Fort payne
Alti, lG7 secured situation at 30 year.
n 4 Narlen Of s,yanviIIr. began tie white,
term If school ut this place Monday, and PHILLIP
Greeley Of 9"AhHliIe' began the school at MI
the sunday school at this place closed last sun
Day with concert in the evening thar was mos
f1iiou's Singiri. IL M s,bonI Yin Miss Dati,
Matthews at the organ; the Lords prayer repeat
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-12-05
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED.

ARRlN Ed
Nov % sch Helen, White Ipswich.
Dee /, schs + l. Warren, Colson, Boston; Mary
Far0W, Condor, Boston.
Dec ,, schs A Richardson, Patiersliall, New
York; Fannie Gorllam, Wadlin, Bangor.
SAILED.
Nov % sch James Holmes Ryan, Boston
Dec /, sch Helen, White, Mt Desert.
Dec g. sch Fannie a G0rham, Wadlin, Jackson
VILE.
Dec 4, sch Charley Backi, French, Rockport.
AMERICAN FORTS
New York, Nov 81 Cleared schs Melissa Trask
Trask, Manzanilla Lois Chapes, Ross, jackson
willie; Is, arrived schs Stella NJ Kenyon, Bangor
VIM Boardman, Hatch, Rockland 30 arrived schs
James O'Donahue, Bangor; Sarah l. Davis, Sulli
van; 30, arrived sch Meyer 4 Muller, Jack sonville
Dec |, arrived schs Helen q Moseley, Holt, Mt DE
sert; Isaac oberton, Trim, Providence.
Salem, Dec l. sailed brig Harry stewart, Jor
dan, Bangor
Brunswick. Dec >. Arrived sch Nellie 5 Picker
ing, New York Cyrus Hail, Boston.
Key West, Nov %. Arrived sch Warren Adams
Colcord, Baltimore.
Delaware Breakwater, Dec !. Arrived brig /
Staples, Showers, jamaica
Boston, Nov %. Arrived sch Sandy Point, Grant
Hart, Williams. and Tecumseh, fauow, Phila
delphia; Mexican, Lyra and Ophin, Bangor; ID |
Patchen, Castne; + L Warren. Belfast; Dec !
arrived sch Puritan Sargent, Mt Desert, ,, aIrlV
ed schs Geo 3 Ferguson Ferguson, Rondout; Bru
nette Knox, Bangor; Dora NJ French, French
New York; Morris w Child Baltimore; sailed sci
Daylight.
Portland Nov 2G Arrived sch Nellie J DiEs
more, Dodge, New York; cleared sch Morancy
Wilson, IIumncoa.
Baltimore, Nov y. Arrived schs Sarah W Law
renee, Haskell, Portsmouth. II d Haskell
Haskell, Havre de Grace; Zach sherman, Salem
20, cleared schs St Johns, Gilmore, Jacksonyille
Sarah W Lawrence, Haskell, Portsmouth, H.
Philadelphia, Nov 20. Cleared sch Hattie II
Barbour, Fletcher, Wilmington; arrived sch Yale
Simpson, Boston.
Pensacola, Nov %. Arrived sch Lizzie Wiley
Feyler, Barbados.
Bangor, Nov 80, Cleared schs Fannie \ Gorham
Wadin, Palatka.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-12-05
w. IT. COLBURN.
McCIi,etOcE Block. High 81.

No one doubts that tAr
Kabo corset lasts a ycs-
without breaking or klnkln
or shifting a " bone" bccaus-s
we refund the money IL c1aa
Of single item Of failure
in these respects.
And no one doubts that
the Kabo answers its purpose
and suits the wearer, because,
if it don't, we refund the
money on call within q week
or two or three.
1t is the unbreakablc cor
set, the Kabo. It is tho
understandable corset, the
Kabo. 1t is the corset thaV
suits, the Kabo.
The only question is: DC.
you want the Kabo kind q
a corset?
We have a primer On Cor
sets for you at the store.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-12-05

The theory that Clough The would be murderer
OF Mrs Jacob Il Ludwig and the Wooster girl
had escaped 10y a fast horse. was summarity eX
ploded Wednesday morning by the finding Of his
dead body on the premises of Tax Collector smith
iust across the road from Cl0ughs old home ant
hat few rods from the scene of the shooting. Mr.
Smiths son was going to the barn with a lantern
iu.t before daylight, AMI stumbled ,er Cough',
body. 1t was living on its side with ballet hole in
the right temple. The revolver. A y cahber weap
on lay Mt its side
Coroner Otis had al examination Of Clough'>
body made and the bullet extracted. 1t had beer
reported that Clough had been murdered. as three
slt Is had been fired. aud only two fired from hi;
revolver. The bullet extracted was foun,l to be
the same as the others from the revolver
The condition of Mrs Ludwig is now worse, and
Il is feared she viii die from lockiaw. Miss Woos
ter is about the same. The ballet has not yet been
extracted Her recovery is now looked for
Everybody noticed man smiling on Main stree
tile other day. lie had bought : bars Of Brussels
soap amt soap Tray ut A. A. HoWcs Co.'s fol
bis wife.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-12-05
Register of Deep Water Vessels.

Register of Deep Water Vessels
sr1rs
Abnel S2our4 Y ) MlShoi7, cleared from sth
tthtI7I" ,,N"N ~ ioi VT Low
\ , Fuller, 7 + Cqleord arri' ed at NeW f"rk
Asmeda Chapman cleared from >ew lork Jqly
I3I oitta ~ - 7loheh Aos 4, ~ y :, ion . v
nelt n ha(n, ! ti'le' S5lle,i from NeN l"iA
5oW- ,,,..nn,.n t,;.,,,. ,,,., ,.
fr iiV.i''Ai - "it4N'' ~ 7"l"''A'i
"a Ne ~, to'SUI"' Sale' rom NtN l"tk
~ ~ Ipf y "HeY SPOKEN ''t ~ iat y y
i' ti Z, y :, /. f..,ot,if r...,.- Will. u =,
PhilipIinc Islands,
paniei BatRes J. ; stover. sailed fronl NeN York
June ID for lokohama: slnNen or ~ 6O mics
south q ape Howe
thAAntth, ) II tolcuri, r4talCH iiNA >tW J ulk
A4S ~ for san tranrieco
fFHlh teH'lle"h' " = NICHOLS ~ iaconM, ~
AZ Euen97 Alrta
trelellck lHliA4s, sherman &1lNcd At san
Franclero oct from my lotk
N'N lttilV, Amos MENUS, al Nilalkli&t ott -
fl@m New PIX
Htniy y hyde Fhlueas Prh.ileton, sailed fr"n'
NrT Aerk 10Y = t@r r,, ar francIseo.
'lrHret4' > gilmore, arrived At Angeles,
Washington p e. f-o4 aAanSlae.
irtbtrE' " treat cleared IRON NrM luk
Juls Il for Hong Kong
llequoi- NlcA,i~' arrived at Ne" YORK My
u ilom 9an francisco
Jacob = hiiEtMa!' + !, " ttIoh. alIiNtl "i 'th
tlanclsco tct ffom liIiiGtiphia.
dohh Potter, fcnllStoh- rltalt3 fi"lh san
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-12-05
Belfast Hotel CORPORATION

THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stockholders of
| the BELFAST HOTEL CORPORATION will
be holden at the CITY government rooms High
street. Monday, January 6, 1890, at four O'clock
p. NJ standard time, to hear the report of the treas
urer and for the election of president, clerk treas
urer and five directors.
Every stakeholder l. entitled to as many votes
as he holds shares Of stock. Representation by
proxy dulY appointed shall be allowed, such proxy
to be filed with the clerk, and majority of the
capital stock shall be necessary for the transaction
Of business ALDEN ID. CHASE, Clerk.
Belfast, December ), les9.-5w49
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-11
CONpRNSkp 1.ELEGkAMs.

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otsntS @ l.nSsJ ~ S.s,is @ n" sa sdoa .,a.,naana "
grants iauueu y atVass'e ealuen yesVeFuay
Eey, 1 Hlghheee, state sApefinten'
uen! .,t. g nsttgS.lnh J. W tennsyINan'ai wa
yes.eFuHy ssFluSsh WIN paralysis
The cases Of influenza In Russia are
growing fewer, but more malignant
Inc Berlin papers deny that there ID
any lnnuenha tnere'
Henry Hilton, as executor Of CorneliE
stewarts viii, has been authorized hy
the New YORK City Surrogate 70 settle
out ol uoaIt with relatives who have
been auing him,
Rev. Dr.. Rainsiord, Rector Of 81
Georges Chftch, where A, T. Stewart
attended, was yesterday fined $2b In 1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-11
TIE SlLCOTr INVESTIGATION.
Evidence of Congressman WHO Lost The
Committee VIII Continue It's Inquiries,

Evidence of Congressman WHO Lost The
Committee WIN Continue It's Inquiries.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Dec. TO- The
committee investigating the affairs Of the
Office Of the sergeant.at.Arms OF the
House, to-day heard a statement from
Representative Gear, OF Iowa, relative tc
the forgery OF his name to one OF the
drafts presented at the National Metro
politan Bank and subsequently taken BY
Silcott.
Ex.Representative Taulbee, Of Ken
lucky, who, since his retirement from
Congress, has used the Sergeant Arms
office as banking house, and who hai
consequently suffered tie LOGS Of seyera
hundred dollars appeared, stated his cast
aud cndeavored TO convince the com
mittee that his money should be re-
funded TO him.
The committee then discussed Mr.
Payne's bill, making tho Sergeant.at
Arms disbursing officer, but no conClu
sion was arrived at. The committee viii
make partial report to the House upol
the hrst day on Which that body will b,
in Legislative session, but will not ask I,
be discharged from the consideration o
the subject, as further consideration ma,
be deemed necessary.