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The Opelousas courier., 1889-04-06

A meeting of the teachers of the pub
lie schools of this parish was held at
Social Club Hall last Saturday for the
purpose of making arrangements to or
ganize a Teachers Institute. The
meeting was we'll attended. many OF
the teachers and a considerable number
of other citizens being present. The
President of the School Board, MIR. l..
Dupre, explained the object OF the
meeting, and was followed by Rev. F.
w. Lewis, who. in au able address,
clearly pointed out the advantages the
importance-aye, thenecessty - of such
an organization. Another meeting will
be held iu the latter part of this month
of which due notice will be given
when the Institute will be permanently
organized, all arrangements for that
purpose now having been made. We
are pleased to note that Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Hayes, principal of the Optiousas Fe-
male Institute, and her assistants were
in attendance and have actively enlist
ed in tue good work. We hope all the
teachers as veil as all others interested
in educational matters will attend the
next meeting aud by their earnest co
operation make the Institute complete
success.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-04-06
OPELOUSAS:

The Police Jury meets next Monday,
The Opelousas courier., 1889-04-06

Rsed,s Iteh Ointment the best.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-04-06
2. BLOOMFIELD

United States Commissioners
OFFICE WITH
Hon, Jno. n. Ogden, Opelousss, LOuisi0nS.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-04-06
District Court.

Since our last issue the following
criminal cases were disposed OF mp to
Thursday morning The State vs. Lan-
rent jacques, charged with manslaugh
ter; acquitted. The State VS.. Joseph
anti Willie Higginbothan, charged with
murder; acquitted.
In the latter caSe it will he ,emem
berrd that on the 18th Of December
last, nj Edgar Meche's store at Conlee
Croche, n terrible affray took place be
tween four cousins, Walford, Tom, bb
seph and Willie Higginbotham. Pin
which Walford Higginbotham and II
young man by the name of Wq|liam
Beard (who was trying to keep the 9th.
ers npart) were instantly killed, and
Mrs Beard mother of the young man
killed-and Wilford and Tom Higgin-
botham were all severely wounded. 1t
is to be hoped that the terrible and Ut. .
fortunate results Of this family teud
will prevent any similar hostile meeting
in the future, and that mutual suffering
and sorrow may cause Il peaceful solu-
ton of all differences and animosities OF
the oast.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-04-06

eaejaI Journal Of the Parish Of St. Landry.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-04-06
sz7I5 l3

And when means fail from the regular
continues fhe Enterprise, the city
Ssciools Of New Iberia receive assistance trola
nnhI;e spirited citizens of the town. who ney.
sr fail Il contribute when called upon so 20
so. ],
0nelousas the ancient and renowned
.sseat of culture and refinement ! can
learn a salutary lesson from these factsss T..
and Sc. Landry, @the Empire Parish OF
the State may be remin ded by their
recital that, while knowledge is pow
- i, There is ano excellence without
!. graat lahor.r and that "Heaven helps
fhoee who help themselves,
The Opelousas courier., 1889-04-06

New Iberia has some OF the best pub
lie schools in the State and several Tine
school buildings The schools Of the
parish, outside of the town, are also
flourishiug and well conducted. To at
tain these gratifying results the citizens
have not depended altogether upon the
meagre State apportionments of school
fnnGS. but as we learn from the Enter
nrise. they have other sources Of reve-
nue., such as
n..;.h tav 70 m;lis1 sI,245 l3
6arlsn 6a;a,s eaa " torN Nav iberia. 500 90
SoEpoLatiton .Taanerette us 90
Sorpels.loah oH .aa ahout -. 1000 90
roII rr.onaes, .a4s Soetion revenues 800 90
The Opelousas courier., 1889-04-06

Lie Itch OinEment Dever iaIls.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-22

The 4 \ 3 come after the e. :. A, all
the same - Ers",ag Reeord
Lewis Swift, the Rochester astronomer,
ha. 4 .c0serch comet, which he describes
~ . .ty large. bat very faint aud moving
slosiy.' Fiat sort OF comet might well
BE- called The Democracy - The Ty,Jyae
Mckinley is said TO look Ike Napol.on
and Tom Reed 10 the man who looks like
Shakespeare. bu' A. compared " th Napoleon.
Shakespeare clearly ia, The call - hrsaIny
Frarsiisr
The huusehpld of Mr. Bracket. Govern
or-eleot of Maspchusetts, ~ arbitrarily ruled
by a daughter of the age of fourteen mouths
rbr rest OF the family ar. Nj. and Mrs
Bracket .ni bright boy of ten wears, but
they are OF no account when Miss Bracket
IL about
ftSrcretary Whitney want. type OF our
gun.hp. advanced. Possibly he would have
the plan of the Texas adopted Tie bought
il from Englishmen. and the officers quar-
trr.. # bu It by The plan will ex,end ten or
fifteen feet beyond the stern Ner york
itess
the osettnrn in Brazil is calculated Ia
make our Canadian "eighbprs fees rather
lonesome They are now the only people
who take ANY stock IN the king business on
this continent, and they are not more than
half hearted champions OF royslt, - Boston
josrHai
Yes, the Baltimore Is doing very we'll for A
cruiser. and il y credit TO her builders. bu,
30 more OF a credit than the Dolphin was To
Roach The memory Of Whitneys mahgn-
srcy TO the latter case rather dulls the edge
g IA, ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-22

cd Keiso~ sIiy 10 Beslsh. dan By Gideon
Shs IL . fast one and viii BE- started aeSs ses~
son. This Sly ssasds Is hsnds hisb ssd b
. perfect nodst II heS sire.
Ansss sAe brood nssss II this farm 10 ;
ssx-yeas Oh By Yong Geife. her Ian besss
. shorgsshbrsA. This mare 10 tsss being
broker ard 10 shossns scafsrfai speed.
She 10 pare esised and level posfsr
Mr. Webb also hAs sb0ehev fcang BS1fe
MARI, . sven ysss-slA. Giasey X Ne. hiring
. bay sish black points. esndihg ISL. The
dam Of sbis mars 10 BY Wfbsssii Issssngss.
the SECOND dam being by Western Fear
naashs
The brood msre Sanbesm. tso years ODD,
10 By Gtseea, assi u the dam Of Jsdze koife.
500 bsiBg .a fosi 70 R>solase. Mr.. Webb
alec osss the dan Of Kesola;s, Kitty Lam
bert. b. DssssI Lambert.
Mr. Webb 10 about 10 commence YORK 90
he construction Of . half miie track az this
kng.a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-22
Tns Slaughter Of Song Birds.

The American 0snishoiegis,s' Gnioo has
been 10 session Ia THE city during shs pass
seek Among iis members are many Of the
lestins orni,hoiogists Of the country
Who kass a. mach % any one knoss about
American nisds. One Of the sgbisets brought
1, thsis aftsntssn vss the needless iss'rae-
ton Of harmless birds Of soas, particularly
in he asishbofhooei Of Ss~ York letter
sas resd Of one Of the mretinzs from Col
John Y. Cayier. formerly Chef Enxinesr
in the Brooklyn Park Department, In shseb
bs declared that sd birds ''Are no, only
being murdered futhlssslY but are being
rrsdualiy deprived Of their familiar baants,
By the removal of vootis and shicke's. II
am aboat 60 much" be vfote, '4nd ere 50
macs Of this shooting. that IL makes me de
ere To shoot the shooters 'omeli.ses."
The difiaeaily Of enforcing game laws IL
proyerbiaI; and. unfortunately, there are
mary psrsoos Who deem Gong birds fsir
game for tbsiF guns, il ihry cannot xiii Asy
thiss else. And the letter OF the iA~ itsef.
in this STATE, renders evssioa extremely easy
Their IL . prohibition ssainst killing any
eagle, 80 odpeeksr. night hack, yellow bird,
wren, martin. oriole, or aay song bird, under
. penalty Of I'VE dollars for each bifi killed
A Ike penalty 10 imposed oy the statnts
for killing any robin, meadow lark
~ starting, except dar,ts October No
vember. and December But thoee pro
visions nave no Application to any
person ~ho shall Kill any bird for the pur.
pose of studying its habsts OF history, OF
having the same stuffed and set up As 4
.pscimsn" These exceptions practically
nuliify tn. statutory mandate against the
destruction Of song birds. A person VINO IL
prosecuted for killing sacb birds turns out To
ave been DESTROYS Of studyin their habiis
or history. At least sneh 10 his plea; OF
else he tAs shot them in order 10 have the
same stuffed ard set mp a. specimen.
Which Is = p. rieet defence under the statute
and would seem 10 enable the taxiiernist'
10 OIL their eases With stuffed song birc'
sithouf fear Of the Law.
The fact il that our laws for the protection
Of this class Of birds favor the practical
prnitholngis, so much that they avail very
little ss a safeguard for the birds the mselses
II y man can justify his killing of wood
pecker or an oriol. or q eatbird simply by
.aying that he vas curious to learn its habits
or Sant.d to have II stuffed, IL Is Idle 70 at
tempt 10 punish him. II Col Cnyler and ths
Ornithniogisis' Union desire TO prevent the
needie.s destruction of harmless, ami beaut,-
fni birds. they should help 10 devise laws
q hich can be made NOSE effective for the
c,m,l .hnisLt Of Thai end.
Dn. obstacle to overcome Is the general
Indifference ~ To ~bether laws for he pro
tne'ion OF song birds are executed or not 10
far n. game BIRDS are concerned, thousands
# persons are actively Interested in the eu'
fprcpment of the laws designed to prevent
them from being Killed out of season Blu,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-22

Clpsks are loose rather than close fitting
/ Corded serge is of f1er guilty than for
merly.
Linen Dylies are hemstitched with he m
one inch in width.
/ Pillow shams shout he a y I'd .qu.re b
/ fore they are hemme'
Henriettss plain shA stripes are amoag the
new goods this season.
/ Indls camps hair goods will combine with
plain goods that match in color.
Capotes of dark velvet carry of h,wers
of lighter shade and velvet ties.
Toques made of wings are worn bv many
Tn e. are trimmed vi b wings and bows of
velvet. ~
Scsrfs for high pieces of furniture, side
bo4ri.. Aressing cases and bure aus are sill
fasnioi ale
jet trimmings in costly Dis gins are worn
by those who car If nd them. These are
as brilliant rs costly.
Gsrm MS OF seal rec no ir mining ~ but
few ornaments III sal itself hring sufficient
for shus or richness
The tray cloth /. of t~illed linen tn Dor
der between the drawn york AID the fringe,
one inch aud halt in width.
Red has many -hiies ami names that
one would have / write them down To r. =
member them all roserood. L .ffel. Buff ilo,
Titan and Nrgii arr few of them
The present m imeut allows \ combination
of different kinds of furs. Thr body of q
Jacket NAV b. of one kind ~hil. the trim
ming and sleeves NAV be Of another.
Cashmere /. the m st worl Of all fabrics.
not exc iii csm-ls hair VIII ch Is this
ses.o, very popular Thu latter il in so
many gra es thsf Il wo HI be quite imposs,-
! Bile To describe them all.
Bonnie arI hat. match the suits with
which they are worn But the tolniat Oh
4 of the former il AZ small and the covering
so plaiH, that sDs one with ordinary taste
can very easily make one - ma ch each
suit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-22
Reorganization
Atchison, Topeka
Santa Fe
Railroad Company.

The BONDS Of the follow
ing named issues are In
cluded, and should be de-
posted for exchange, under
the Plan Of Reorganization
AtrhtsoA. Teps ka 4 >aata Ne hsailrsaa Gel
First Mortgage, lssy. per cen..
Five per cen bonds, is9. per cent
Con-oldated Mortgage. tso3. p~r Cent
). =. five per cent Bonds. ig,0. pr eeaf.
-Four and one half per cent. 5 y. Bosds. 1850. a
per cent
six per cent S. =. Secured Bonds rsii, 8 PR cent
Collateral Trust hve pei cent Bonds, 1855. pei
Land Gran. Mortgage, 1900. per cent.
CSwley Snmnrr and -. saith n. y. Gel
first Mortgage, 1909, per cent.
Florence, Eidorado 4 Wal. Val. u. R.Cs.i
First Mortgage. ho7 per cent.
kansa. CITY. EMporia 4 souiA. y. II. Co.,
First Mortgage, isvs, per cent
Kansas isy. Topeka 4 Western U. II. Gel
first Mortgage, 1916, per cent
Kansas city, Topeka 4 Westsrn u. II. Co.
Income, ls06, pr cent
Marion 4 McPhersOn u. X. Co,
First Mortgage, Iyo9, Per cent.
The Ne~ Mexico 4 Ssathern Pac. n. RE,
FIRST Mortgage, 1919. per cent.
The Pu~bI0 4 ArkAnsa. Valley n. II. Co.
First Mortgage 1905, per cent.
wichita 4 south we stern u. u. Co.,
First Mortgage. lsG2, per cent.
Man. City. Lawrence 4 soaah. n. X. Co.,
frs, Mortgage, 1903, q per cent.
southern Kansas 4 Western n. n. Co..
First Mortgage, 1910, per cent.
Summer County u. u. Cot
First Mortgage, 1910. Z per cent.
Ottawa 4 Burlington u. II. Cot
First Mortgage, ly0y. q per cent.
The soathern Nan. ny Ce.-Galf DIV,
First Mortgage, lys6, per cent.
| The NOuihesM Kansas R'y Co..
Ipsnt 4. Il
| The Southern kansas R'y Co. Of Texasi
First Mortgage, 1877, 8 per cent
| A.. r. 4 =. ,. ". u. Go. In Chicago
| First Nor gage, i937. 5 per cent
Chic age. Santa Re 4 CALIFORNIA; ny Cot
First Mortgage, 1857. per cent
California Southern u. X. CsA.
First MorigsEe, ly1, per cent
| The Chic GO, Kansas 4 Svestern u. n. Co.
| kirst Mortgage, Issd, per cent
Gulf, Colorado Santa Pc R'y Cot
| First Mortgage. 1909, per cent
Calf, Colorado q sant. Fe ny Co.,
second Mortgage, 1898, per cent.
| sonora Railway Co., Limited,
First Mortgage. 1910. per cent.
Ls.v~n;. Toprk. a Southwestern R'y Co.
| half guaranteed b, Atchison Co.
The Wichita u "e.ssrn Il. ". Co,
| First Mortgage, 1914, 6per cent. mos. to W
The Kinxm an. Pratt q West. II. X Co.,
first Mortgage, 1915, per cent. Nos. to w
| incl
The Chi.ag,. Kansas a Western Il. n. Co.
Income Bonds, 1870 per cent.
Californi' southern u. II. Co.,
| Income Bonds, 1875. q per cent.
| Deposits may be made and certificate,
received therefor at
UNION TRUSTCOMPANY, rs Broad
way, New York.
UNION TRUST COMPANY. Room .
% Milk ST.. Boston.
klDDER. PEABODY Il Co, 1I3 Dew
onshirc st.. Boston.
| MERCHANTS LOAN Il TRUST 60.
Chicago.
Barring BROTHERS & CO., 3 Bish
opsgate-within. London. T.. e.
Circnl,r SO, containing full details, car
be had at the above addresses and also IA
offices of kidder Peabody Il Co. No.
Nassau street, New York, and Of Aichisor
Company, % Milk st. Boston.
j. W. REINHART,
| 18th Vice-Prest
| GEORGE G. MAGoUN.
| Chairman of Board.
| novsd&w3wnr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-22

When lovely woman stoops to folly. aud
goes out in the snow ithout her India rub
bers. the only art to cure her cold is TO buy
one bottle of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup At %
Gents. sni take IL.
Speak this speech, as tell you Tripping
ly on the tongue Say that one of the
great beneisctions of the age 10 small bot
tie of salvation oil, the greatest cure on
earth for pain. oliy % cents
novel iltfolrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-22

Rheumaiism. Cont, and Neur.'gls ar ter
rihl, trying di-rsse-; ter ti'r snr- # which
men have experimental ~lih many diHeren
drugs. 10 the end+sr r 80 ind s.nne thi.s shA
could be reliet upaa. Nothing heretofor
discovered has had go much success. a. Msp
ards Rheumatic Boilers. They are pies
ant remedy, easily takes. and aimest Of
absolutely certain cure dollar rnvestet
10 bottle Of II. ~ Sill psy YOU b.itr than
rhou-snc in Wall street. II v-u rec. tn-u
/ J. N Aixer aud c. &. Msrrhy 4 Co
o. sD,t IL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-22
ABSENT MINDEDNESS.
\ TtxronAHi Sr-PESsIoS oE THE FACuLr,
or MEMORY.

What xe call absent mindedness is tempo
rsry suspension of the faculty of memory
The mind intent upos some present thou Iht,
ubliterat.s or obscures the record OF the
past We may even regard it As temporary
and partial form of Insanity, ant If se ind
absent mindednrss most common with per
sous Ut great mental powers we may acc pit
the fact as another ilIu trstio1 Vf the near
alliance between great genius aud madness.
Certain II i. that Bruyere's Absent Man'
sas 40 mere creature of fertile mag nxtion
Til" originKi ts uatd to have been the Count
de- Brsrca-. ut whom a curious story IS re
lated bne das he VAS reading by the fire
IN his study. When the nurse brought him =
child newly born to tim, The Count threw
away the book AZ topk the child on his knee
10 play With 1t. By and by a visto- was sn-
nounced, add the Count forgetting all about
the child. and rrm-mb 'rIns only that he had
been reading book threw the POI r infant
oarelessiy onto the to lie. WaAt mercy he
. didn't thro~ 1t into the fire Ii ~ recorded of
La Fontaine noted t,r hrs ab'eni-minltedness.
that he once stten ted he fuGrra. IT one of
his most intIuae trle lds. aud sh ri. af'er-
ward called 10 visit that friend. When re-
minded hs Iur astouished servant of the re-
cen death he was at first terribly shocked,
aud then remarked True; of course;
r,c.iirct now went ~ his funeral AL the
lear round.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-22

WIZ he better understood by oar citizens when
The committee having it in charse completes it,
iabors and makes its oHcial report. Meanwhile the
subscriptions H.. Of the Ksssebee journal viii Con-
nue to increase faster than that of any other paeer
m the State. and ve shall keep right ON doa.e Arss
class job printing Of al kinds 1t the very lowest
prices. novtssss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-22

Tic Unissa states ~ Dssssl.
Th~ ssopsion Of ne name Of he .'Us,ted
Bsasss Of Bsssii. BY The n<v 6ossh Aoefs-
can teysb3ic. j. esl@ssssy . eomptenszt -
our 0St. Yecubi e, and seesntaffty follow
ing Of ~ .Gsplisbed fsSns.a soosg The
faas AR rleaa stsses- Tasve s3sesdy e.
issSd 20 . south Of % the Eeifed ssssss Of
Msxic,, re United ssates Of coisnb,s, snd
the Uns 4 ststss Of veaesusis. TIE name.
thouxh esd IL zach case - the On :tsi de-
sig,sslsa u tb~ csantsy. 10 not part Of the
ordinary ssm@. sat viii harjiy b. aset 10
the Gaze 4 Bfsxii. We shall have, under
the nes ,. ssm~. undoubtedly, the came Bssx'i
10 ever xay m nos the monarchy.
The ,. . Gsv rnm~pe mas has committed
10 liz b 10 the .issslsies Of one Of the moss
nsassis nf eou1tsiss 10 the world. In IL
exress s.'s,'4ss 40 i~rzs ~ the esnfigeat
NJ Ease,... con sinsaz Upwards Of 2ss,O0
sqnss~ Ice shessxs he sftsrs 81 Esrcp~
10 some . no sgssss miles bfszh -
some a. 90 square nssiss ss~sfsr fG ~sssns
than o.. gnat.d 4tstss Of Am~FscA- sseiasi-
ing Ahfs 4 it has much less sfss Of
desert 81 rnea ffslnSss land than our ovn
republic In tbs extent Of its nav zs1is is-
terror wsisys Is alss ssrtssses u. though
not in fLs ~r'eat Of IL e'ssst line nor hs
sSpbp ~ 600 hs'S' p"ns "
"essFs D -" AfN" t'iN ".
t"b,e n~'r ~" ;" =" -.
u'p'ca' '"i'no, sp"'s "e ~ ', ~
HmsN'p 'n' s.s
o. nus" 49, -s "a .
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nv" ''t'"',s, .-.,,'-r.
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Th..
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r..
~" t 80 n. r... - a..
"or - ,hax,' - 49, .,osn,.,Iw
49, ,.as..ss r.. .,.rsa.,-,
',.. t.s-I
''""o "a $3.50. ...',,. y. ,,,.tI,..a.. a..
- So uo..ar
- .aa..,. ,,oa,...ivs,v ~hi..,
s"s -. "a. - ra,nn.. smi,,-,lo, J.
All s..,,,.,. = .,.n. IN. ,.,,,.I.,lan IN IN.
,ss- 81 ',s,o ,,a,n,.,.n,. .,,,ssd in The
,.o,,'p,,a.a h., ,hs l.,,n, ,,.,o,,
$3.50 a, "a, j,tn,,,t "a, ,h,,f,t
~ .,.., tit..,.i n.,,,l. ,,o,, ,o,,h.,n
Il, -. 49, ,,,..fe. H., an.
- ,,-l. Iii. =, H.. T,i,.d
g.. - i..l.,, ar. 80.
- - r.t.t.s. ~, -
-, $1,000. o. a.,
-. -, ,.., ,,.,.,. ~. c.
. .,.,oo1,,o. IN. ,o,,,hs,n ma.
"i,a.. loo, ,.,c. Ths Sm,,,s b.. On
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-22
cHAPTER XVI
npuR Ntxns uxIl1vD

HIN rraulay bod
od-by &c an usv
Hsn0 . fsw mo-
q snts afs1 ttn
partn nhip uaz
verbally formrt b
woosiersd which q
DO fSH-reswn q
the club and an
&C biz good
fortune 10 ths sev-
eral othsr iron m~r
who vers usemterx,
or 60 hI1me and re-
tsevs tbs mind u
bis wife. A. b
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-22

.Haekmeisck. lasting and fragrant per
fume. Price q and so cents. For sale st
C. B. Murphy's.
july 22d&wchwky
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-22

A Nasal Injector free With each bottle Of
Shiioh's Cstarrh Remedy Price so cents
For sale at c. B. Murphy
iaiy ysi& Schwky
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-22
Aaliroaos 4 STEAMBOATS,.
I. MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement Of Trains In Effect oct,
9TH, 1889.

Until further notice trains leave Augusta II. fol
lows
GOING WEST-6S0 A. NJ. for Lewiston Rock
land, Portland, Boston and Montreal; SIS A. NJ fol-
Haliowell and Gardiner, 10 10 A. NJ. for Lewiston
Pennington. Rockand, Portia.d aud Boston
200 4. NJ. for Hallowell and Gardiner; 800 p M
for Brunswick, Bath, Portland and Boston, t3.SS
dying Yankee for Portland Boston and Mon
trcnl $50 r. NJ. for iiallowell aud Gardiner II 90
+. NJ. might PullmaD) for Lewiston, bath, Portland
and Boston.
GOING EAST 2.i5 A. NJ. might express) for
Skowhegan, rHngor, Bar Harbor, ST. stephen, St.
John and AToostook County; ga A. NJ. for Water.
ville skowhegnn, Bangor. u. 4 +. R.k.. Houlton
and st. John; 1897 for Watervillc, 3is z. NJ.
for Waterville, skowhegan. Belfast, Dex
ter, Bangor, ST. Stephen. ST. John and Aroos
took County, and on saturdays only at 40 r. N.
and Bangor at . IL A. n.
The Night Pullman Trains run each way every
night. Sundays included, but not to Skowhrgan ON
Monday mornings. or to Belfast and Dexter or be-
yond Bangor, on SUNDAY mornings.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Gardiner for
Augusta NJ 7.i5 A. NJ, 10 and 10 l.. NJ ualloweu
at ~ A. NJ. l25 and 5O2 +. VI.
Through tickets to California and all points S0utf.
and West may be had OF r.. II. Walker, ticket agent
Augusta, the only Office selling via all routes and
checking all baggage free of expense.
stops only at ilallowell, Gardiner, Bruns~ick
and Westbrook junction
fAYsON TUCKER, t;.uI Manager.
y, T. BOOfHBl, Gen'l Pass. and Ticket Ag't.
Portland. Oct. g. 1850
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-22

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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-01-03
A Birthday Surprise.

About forty friends of DR.. A. S.
Gish were invited.by Mrs. G. to call Oh
that gentleman at their residence in
Chicago addition Friday evening, the
occasion being his forty-ffth birthday
anniversary. The Doctor was taken
completely unawares. but recovered
sufficiently to make the guests feel
entirely at home. A bountiful supper
was spread and appreciatingly disposed
of. A number of presents, valuable
and elegant, were given the host by
Lis friends. An interesting feature of
the evening was the excellent music
furnished by Mr.. G. W. King and two
sons and Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Holton.
The party dispersed at late hour
with many good wishes for many
returns of the day.
Among those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Lightner, Adams, Kline,
Platz, Baldwin. Dentzer, Smith,
Gordon, Dodge, Russell, Sexton,
Y eager, LautZ, Lands, Snider.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-01-03
City Council.

The city fathers met Saturday eve. il
the city hall. There were present be-
side the officers, Councilmen Jacobs
Howard, Fisher, Brilliant, Winfield
Smalley, Bert.
The ordinance committee was given
more time to prepare its report on the
gas franchise proposition.
The Knauss investigating committee
submitted two reports. Howard and
Fisher reported that they considered
the charges well founded and recon-
mended Officer Kpauss' dismissal.
The motion to adopt the report was
lost.
Smalley submitted a minority report
declaring the charges without founda-
ton and not proven.
The motion to adopt was carried.
A resolution to cut down city eX-
penses by doing without street lights
after Jan. LIST, 1889, was introduced
and laid over until next meeting.
Adjourned.