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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-09
Local N otic>s.

yS~Devine's Hair Grower is warranted 70
stop hsir from falling. We make this offer.
If after giving it fair trial WOW are hssstis-
fed state the ease TO your Druggist and he
will refund your money. As he buys of Us
with that underwriting We back him for
all such losses. The genuine bears the
photographs of the Inventors two daughters
on every bot,le-take no other. Price -
cts. Sold by all reliable Druggists
DEyiNE MEDICINE Co.
Augusta, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-09
EXCURSION 10 MuIcIE, IND,
White Mountains & Niagara Falls.
An Excursion will leave Union Depot, Portland, 8,
st5 O'Clock



FOR Maneie, Indiana the Wonderful Natural Gas
Iity Of the West
Thi. train will he run By way n ;he bite Noun
tsin- and Niagara Falls giving exegr-fouist. an up
yartunitT 70 view IT, gniffcsnt along ne
route and stopping at Niagara Fails four hoars
Two days will he spent al Mgncie ia.peciinR the
factories run by the King of fuels natural gas The
city will be illuminated and ga wells ght.i aud
"blown Oft in full force.
Anneie has "a manufactures. i. Of which have
located there within Il months. Tso year. ago
Hgnrte had 700 Inhabitants. now i; exceeds II fe
ADD will increase os thi- year Conserv alive stses
estimate the population at 5000 in five years. SIS
hnases are now being erected and soo will b.
ecmpseted this year. Nunc:s Offers 4negual.d Oh.
port unftie- tor profit abe investnnent
Tickets frota Portland and way stations go fas
round TRIP Wagner sleeping car, eio extra 70,
tHli part .culars etc, address ANDREW j CHASE
Portland, Ne, e q. RIUEoIT. Vice Preside nj
1enera Manager NsBcss y. Il. L. I. Co. tulysds,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-09

ES-carbolic Acid Copperss. and Chloride
Of Lime are we'll known. and popular de-
odorirers. and disinfectants. We have them
pure, and at low figure. Refined gum
csmphor to put away with your winter cloth
ing and furs, and Dslmatiou Insect powder
to kill all manner of vermin can be obtained
of us in an absolutely pure state. DEViNE
4 COUGHLIN, W. End kennebec Bridge.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-09

pr. Flin,'s Remedy. 10 cstslepsy and cpl
lepsy At once causes the spasms TO vanish,
and when taken as directed, prevents the re-
currenee of others. Descriptive treatise
with each bottle; or address Mack Drug Co,
n. Y. For sale by c. b. Murphy and j. NJ.
Mixer. july9deodl wfolrm
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The ror< u removing the patients At the
Hospital 90 tia, the wards may be thoroughly
gsn,ilsted AMI fun. gated, va. commenced
ye.teriay Dr Sanborn thinks that the
sotk ~ill occupy about sir weeks providing
iA~ rttther b. favorable The female ward.
slil not be- troubled a. they are considered
10 BE- free from all possible chances
u rautaxlou no cases Of iiphth~ria
h.ving occurred in them since S~pte mber
Thr p,ti.nts ia four section. in the male
department. numbering about $50 will be
removed and It !. hoped that the wards may
b. alilwel a. least a week or ten days each
DO rhrh % AR Il i.a work Of NJ small
niaguitnde a. many Of the patients are VIC
lenty insane and when turned out with
. ghiy others itrll be quit" A task to take
proper care u them 1urins the necessary
tine fsJyth'ns viii be done that can be
done % ensure the complete publication Of
the bu.l3tns. and the proper care Of the pa
tient- ~hil- the change Is being made.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-09

COW boy on q visit east complains that
the change from the dry and ever climate of
Texas to the variable weather of New York
makes him extremely liable TO colds. He
Only obtains relief by the frequent pse of
adsmsou's Botanic Cough Balsam. sac. and
Use. Trial size Toe July 9eoi&weow
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-09

The plesssn, effect and the perfect safety
with which ladies' may use the liquid fruit
laxative. Syrup of Figs, under all conditions
make it their fsvorite remedy. 1t is pleas
ing to the eye and To the taste, gentle, yet
etfectual IN acting on the kidneys. liver and
bowels. iune25d&v folrm3p
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-09

An invaluable Travelling IL ompan MON.
No person should travel without a box of
Hamburg Figs in his sstchel. for they will
be found Invaluable when change of food
and water has brought on an attack of con
stipa;jon. Indigestion, or torpidity of the
liver, IS cents Dose, Que Fig Mack
Drug Co, " Y. For sale by c. B Muir
ply and J. VI Mixer july9ieod wfolrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-09

NJ Physicians prescriptions are care
fully compounded st kinsInsn's Drug Store
corner of Bridge ami Water SITS. at mode -ste
prices isn3Oieodtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-09

7'ngn'inde a. many Of the patients are VIC
l~ntly 'n'ane and when turned out With
shiy others il r'Il be qni'" A task to take
proper care u them iuring the necessary
tme t'fJy'h'ns viii be lone that can be
don" 70 ensure the complete publication Of
The 1n.l''ns" and The proper care Of the pa
tent- ~hii" the change Is being made.
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Y GU

can he cured BY purchasing a bottle Of ANTI
APOPLEt TINE and taking It according to
directons- II ia strongly endorsed by the leading
physicians Of Montreal as the only Apoplexy Pre-
vsntlve, and Is everywhere regarded as a sure cure
Tor ParaIysis, Heart Disease, X he ma tam,
Angina Pectoris, Chronic Bronchitis,
Liver Complaint, Kidney and Bladder
Troubles, sciatica, Dyspepsia, &c., &c.
For sale by all dfusssts Price 81 90 bottle. sir
b"uies for $500. send to Dr. ?. s. HUTCHINSON
q 20, Ennsnursh Falls Vt. c. s. A, for circulars
md testimonials. 40 Emergencies price Is eta
Mailed free 10 readers OF this paper Tells what to
DO In case Of accident, and what may result from
Icing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-09

Group Whooping Cough and Bronchitis
immediately relieved bv Shiloh's Cure.
julysd&v wchvky
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9Ie0.

In Portland July :. Annie I. Marquis; ABBY
Whittier Berry. daughter Of WILDER Y. and Alice &.
Berry. agsd !. years.
A, Bowery Beach, July :. Leah f.. wife OF Frank
l. Cooley. aged 50 years
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-09

Treasury Department, Dfsce n the Secrrtary Wat.
ingtan, D. O. June u, I--s. Sealed proposals. viii
Be received at this Department until two O'Clock r
", Wednesday. July l., isss for manufacturing
and olseag In position in complete EoTtiBg order in
the I. : buildings hereinafter named certain ar
;iele- q STANDARD and special furniture. sp.eihca
tons Grtviuz- and hlaak forms Of proro-sl. viii
b. furnished upon Application. The Department re-
serves the ri shs 20 Re ect any and al bds and to-
waive d. s~ets Partial bids for anT Of ih. ba Id
inzs named viii not be considered. Proposal. should
be addressed 10 the Secretary u tho Treasury and
endorsed Proposals. for standard aud srecial furui
iure for L. ;. Court Hasss and Post offca uSssts
Ne etc, viz Augusta, Ne, Baltimore, Nd
heokHk, Iowa, Minneapolis MINI, Reading Pa ,
SAINTS Fe, y. N, Fort scott, hansas, sprin yield
oh.l, Hsrrisonburg. Va, D-s Moines, Iowa Macon
Ga, Geo. ; Baiehelier. Acting Secretary.
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The following is the programme for the
concert at Togus, TUESDAY, at o'clock in
the afternoon
March, National Feuctble-, sonsa
g Overture, FnrnK ~ DRAMA, lstann
g. Polka. Nonug America, Levy
CorHtt Solo Mr. Rooth,
T. Comic Fantasia A Trip 90 Noucy i-land.
ir.crfutiy. Tobani
L Polka West Brighton. Hartman
BARTON solo. Mr holland,
s. War Memories, or, l'as in camp in
f~s Reeves
b. W. rWENE, Leader,
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Puzzled The Doctors. !"

MOST of the cases cured By Ayers
~ sarsapariIlA have been given Up
By the regular practice. Physicians are
recommending this medicine more than
stsr. and with satisfactory results.
2. NJ Sargent, Lowell. Mass. SAYS
several years ago, my daughter broke
our with large soTes on her hands
Lace, and other parts q her body. The
case puzzled the doctors nv daughter
hs>fi Ayers sarsaparilla. and il resulted
IN = eotnpists. cure Her blood seem. to
have been thoroughly purified, A. she
has never had 80 much as a riEaple
since taxing this medicine"
THIS Is 20 certify tha. after having
been sick ftF twelve Years xitb kidney
disease and general debility, and having
been Treated by several physicians with
ont relief am Row better in every re-
spect, ami think am nearly we'll,
having taken seven bottles Of Ayers
Sarsapariila Maria Lud wigson,
Albert La, MINI
Ayers Sarsapari||a,
rREPARxD BIT
Or. J. c. Aver Co.. Lowell, Mass
Prizes o.. sir bottles. g. Worth q bottle
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II:

fouA Sufferer from any q this iiseof Symphonic
sonle OF which warn you that you are table To an
atiassk u Alopleny Dizziness Pressure In tho
II Al, siota Before Eyes, Pain Around or Palpits,
don u Heart Pain IN Region Of Heart with Feeling
Of sJl1neation. Ringing Sound IN rs sunasnessor
Priekiy Sensation Of Limits especially the Arrn,
Pain between shoulders and in Side Pain ia small
OF Back or Hip, Dry Cough, FlAtqience Sour
stomach. General DebiIlty Loss Of Appetite &C.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-05-11
service in conducting experiments un-

service in conducting experiments un.
der glass. Is Il
The State Experiment Station has
enlarged both its area and its scope of
investigation. 1t has now an extensive
series OF experiments, covering grains,
grasses, clovers, vegetables, orchards
and field crops. OF Irish potatoes.
there are experiments in fertilizers,
physiological questions and varieties.
or the latter over 800 different kinds
are undergoing comparative field tests.
Recently there has been erected here
tool room, Il manure house ami n
covering for the large platform scales.
Here are five acres of oats. growing
upon the rotation plais crust proc,
variety. obtained from Rev. II. f. Pat.
teraOn, nf East Baton Inuge). which
are very fine and viii, with favorable
seasons to maturity, make a very large
yield.
The North Louisiana Experiment
Station is progressing rapidly toward
development, and is attracting unusual
attention aud interest. Here, too. ,he
experiments, both ia area and variety
OF crops, have been already extended.
The laboratory has been partially fitted
up, and work has been begun therein.
-Four Varictis of sheep Of the best
strains, The Cotswold, Sout htlow n, Me.
rinn and Shropshire, have been se>
| cured, together with Ave varieties OF
! hogs, viz: White Chesters, Yorkshire,
Berkshire, Essex and Durocs or Jersey
! Reds. These have been assigned to
separate lots, and will he subjected TO
thorough comparative. tests. Along
with the above pure bred sheep, have
been penneh with each three selec,
common ewes, to test tue va.uo of
grades Of each breed beside the. p,,re
| breed.
! An incubator aud hroodier have been
secured al both this station aud the
ose at Baton Rouge to test the practi,
cabitity of the artificial raising of poul.
try.
Ii affords US pleasure 10 chronicle the
interest taken in all the stations by the
farmers Of the State, which is mani
tested by the large number which at.
tend the monthly meetings held al
each station.
Respectfully submitted,
VIM. &. STUHHS. Director.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-05-11

Monroe about correctly in the foreeo.
Ing. at least that is the impression
made upon an outsider. We do not
bsIieve, however, that our mercantile
business has refrigerated. The differ
ence is that there are now more estab-
lisbmeBts and the business not being
concentrated is not so perceptible.
That the sales are even greater than
they used TO be, in the palmy days re-
ferrcd to by the Csligraph, however,
we have the statement Of some OF our
best Informed merchants. But it is n
fact that in our present progressive
movement the mercantile business has
over crowded itself and in consequence
IL away in advance of the growth Of
the town. New stores are constantly
being opened and no perceptibie efforts
are being made to extend our trade,
our merchants evidently being content
to strive, each man for himself, for
that already established. We need
concert Of action and the Telegraph
here suggests the formation of board
OF trade. We have had several organ
tzatiOna OF this character anu notwith
standing they were short lived no one
will deny that they accomplished much
good during their existence. Aud we
need, as the Caltgraph says, and what
we have been constantly preaching to
our people for the past three years
FACTORIES. The key to the material
growth and permanent prosperity OF
Monroe Is factories, aud the town will
never amount to much more than il
does now until our ,nopeyed men real.
lee this fact and put their money into
manufacturing enterprises. Monroe
enjoys u fine trade but she has more
than enough merchants to supply 1t
It Is conclusive, then, that something
must be done II increase the trade anC
we know Of no better or surer mean;
Of doing 1t than ty the establishment
of manufacturing enterprises. A coito,
factory, for instance, would probatI,
increase the populate = of Monroe 500
souls within year or two from IL
establishment and that is what i
needed to sustain retail dealers. ",
trust the diainterestcd observations o
our able and esteetned coutemporar,
will have the weight with our peop!
they deserve.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-05-11
MONROE.

The editor of the C"ligraph paid the
little city OF Monroe short visit last
Thursday. While the population of
the town IL no doubt growing, new
houses are going up in most every
direction and substantial improvements
are being made which tend to the
building up of the town aud Increasing
It's business in every line, there Is not
visible that life and business activity
that ought to characterize town OF
the size and Importance OF Monroe.
Instead OF improving 1t has gone back
ward daring tho last six or eight wears
and Is not the town II once was, The
new railroad does not seem 10 have nut
the town on boom yet. There is no
real cause for this, II would seem TO an
outsider. Monroe Is one Of the best
locations for a town In North Louisi,
ana. The site of the town IL all that
could be desired, the fertility of the
country that surrounds ii Is without its
superior, and its transportation faciIi-
ties are no doubt the equal Of any town
In the South. Then why Ia 1t not the
town that It's Unlimited facilities wifi
justify? II Is because its mercautiie
business has been Impoverished by the
extension of The ", 5. Il =, Railroad .
III 50, why not put The money that was
required to carry on that business, but
winch Is now idle, in manufacturing
enterprises: Their ice factory is a sue.
cess and Is making its stockholders
rich. Why would not other factories
thrive likewise. Echo answers, Why?
The Caligrapb, in the main, sizes I'D
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-05-11
Tue UNION AND NORTHWESTERN.

AT a meeting of the board OF direct.
ors OF the Union and Northwestern
Railroad Company, held In this city
on the 9th Inst, President Milisaps
was authorized 10 contract for pre-
liminary survey OF the route to the
Arkansas line AMI to secure the right
OF way through this parish, and
Vice President Heard WAS authorized
to secure the right Of way through
Union parish. A canvass Is now being
made 10 secure sufficient funds to de,
fray the necessary expenses OF this pre-
liminary survey, and we trust our peo-
pie will respond literally. lu Union
parish about $l5. 900 have already been
subscribed to the road and the citizens
OF Farmerville have put up their half
OF the money to make the survey.
We should not be behind our
friends of Union Ia this great enter
prise. While they feel the need of a
railroad more than we do aud are eu-
terlug into the matter with more Gu
thusiasm than We are, yet it is doubt
full II the road Will prove of more adj.
vantage TO them than 1t will to us.
When the enterprise was first put on
its feet we believed, la a general way,
that 1t would prove Il great factor In
building up Monroe into IA city of I'M
portance, but since studying the to-
biography OF the country aud being Gu
iightened about the great volume
OF trade that this road wonld bring 10
our doors We are thoroughly convinced
that 1t ia the Que thing above all 9th
ers that we should strive with nigh
and main TO secure. The people of
Camden, Ark, have organized u rail.
road company with Alexandria as
their objective point, aud IL they build
ON the line as at present Indicated, II
would cross the ", s. aud p. at or
near Ruston, aud the valuable trade
of Northwest Louisiana and Southern
Arkansas would be lost To us. 1t ia
therefore our plain duty aud unmis-
taxable policy 10 make connection
with this Camden road and divert II
to Monroe, aud we should offer induce
ments TO that end that would not be
declined. If we want to make Nom
roe what she should bean important
city--a great ciiy--we should not let
this opportunity slip. We have il 10
our hands to do this bat II requires eu-
ergy and money, neither of which
should be lacking In the present emer-
gency.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-05-11

The Dayton Journal says that Wash-
ington could not carry single North
ern State for President to day Ii bis
contract with his gardener were pub
lished. Aud If It were suppressed,
Washington could not carry enough
Northern States to elect with the aid
Of the Solid South, II Levi Morton
Matthew Quay, John WanamakeI and
w. W. Dudley thought the office
worth buylnH.- Lonisnilc Times.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-05-11

j Arcadia Advance: Monroe has cleo
trio lights. improvements IN the
"Queen City Of the Onachita" are con-
stantIy going on and she will soon be
the little Queen OF Louisiana.
The people of Ouachita want a new
building for the Clerks and Recorders
offices In Monroe and you may bet
yonr boots they will have il, and thai
before many months. ..e....,.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-05-11

Bill MuTrell of Madison, who it will
be remembered made himself 90 OBJ
noxions 10 North LonisianIans In the
Radical days that he was compelled to
take French leave OF North Louisiana,
recently called upon the President and
appealed TO him to recognize the negro
10 the distribution of patronage. Does
Bill want to get, his colored brethren
Ia the came hot box he once occupied
down here.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-05-11
[oFF1CIAL.l
City Council Proceedings.
CRY HALL. Nave. Is,

CITy HALL, May 6, 1880.
The City Council met in regular session !,
this day. Presentation. A. ]. Herring,
Mayor; l.. D. McLain, d. G. Trousdac, T..
Fudickar, Jonas Meyer. V. NJ. Telles, L. |
Johns. Absent. w. Wright.
Minutes OF last meeting were read and
approved.
J.. d. McI.ain, chairman cemetery conf
'nittee, stated that tho tenee around the
c'ty cemetery had been constructed accord
ing to the contract and received by the
committee and aske ed to DO discharged
On motion committee was discharged.
Prof. Elees, principal, made the following
report of the city schools for April:
REPORT OF TH T. PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF THE CITY
OF MoNRoH FOR APRIL, 1889.
White School
Number Of teachers. G6
Nnmper OF Doys.....- 81
Total number pupils..."....... .........!sv
Average daily attendance JAG.
Detail OfDepaftments:
l.. Primary school.-Girls AZ, boys 45, to.
tai H average daily attendance "a.
2. Grammar school.--Girls 81. boys So,
total ~; average daily attendance SO
3. High schooI.-Gir!s la. boys /, total 1G:
average daily attendance I3.
Cofored iSchooL--~----,-
Number OF teachers. ..... -. ... U2
Number of girls Observation-Disclosures. ...... 73
NuhooT 81 81
Total number pupits.. ..,....................l25
Average daily attendant ~. Total enroll
ment OF both schools 800. Total average
daily attendance 245. i'~.
Re'ndrks: The low average daily attend
ance has been fused chiefly by the absence
OF Jewish pupils on account of their holi-
days. Respectfully, F.. w. EhEEs,
Principal.
Applications Of G. II. TrousGnls, r. II.
Endom and X. Il. Ninson, asking to DO eu-
dorsel aud recommended to the Governor
for appointment to the office of City Re
corder, were presented and read. 1t was
noye ed that. the applicants be voted for by
ballot-Carried--andth the first ballot result
ed a. follows: X. II. Endon,. four votes ::
g. II. Trousdale, two votes; Il. 3. Einson,
none.
! MT. Endom WAS declared / o be the choice
Of the Council.
DR.. Graham Surghnor was elected CITY
Physician for one year.
On motion the Mayor. was authorized to
advertise for sale the western half OF lot
| No. 3. square No. addition, the pro-
ceetls OF which shall be used towards erect
ing an engine house.
| The Treasurer handel in his annual re-
! port
! The petition of Tom Nash was read and
| tabled. FEs
On motion the Council adiourned.
-5- A. j. HEERlNo, Mayor.
M. T.. NJ EREpIrn, Secretary.