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Daily Republican., 1889-02-19

Cumming gallery, 500 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-19

Davis, the jeweler, 8 E. 2nd st.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-11
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-11

FOR the past three years the Pfesgue
I.,e star has been ably and saecsssfuliy
conducted by its editor and proprietor.
Mr.. George II. Collins, "a purely local
non-partizan paper.
In It's issue Of saturday special an
nounc@m~pt IL made that Mr.. Collins has
entered into a partnership with Hon.
Edward wiggin Of Presque Isle, and
that henceforth the paper will advocate
the principle. Of the Republican party.
# IL with unfrigned pleasure that We
welcome Mr.. wiggin to the Newspaper
fraternity ~ Maine, and u all the palms
and pleasures ~ well "a the emoiam~nts
Of the profession
The many articles which have appeared
In the columns Of the keDDebec Journal
during the past few years from Mr. wig
rims brilliant and versatlie pen, will bear
testimony To his genius and ability ~
writer lie Ia not only fluent and
graceful writer Of prose bat he Ia
also one of Maine's most gifted poets
and his political writings have been read
and admired 10 every section OF the state
His "Epi-tle to Dsvie. David Barker
has u warm place 10 the hearts 81 the
people of Maine aud Ia true index OF the
character Of its writer "a well a. OF that
Of the late Iafnented Bard Of Exeter
Mr.. wiggin has been all his life Through
thick and thin" Without shadow OF turn
Ing An active, earnest aggressive Rcpubii-
can. We congratulate our friends IN
Ardb-took and throughout the State upon
this new and important addition to the
newspaper strength Of the party.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-11

no sense disappointed. 1t 10 an astronomical
clock. having no striking attachment, and
having on its main dial the whole twenty -four
hours Of the day and night The PEN
dulum 10 curiosity Of itself and
10 constructed of brass and steel in combi-
nation Of springs and levers. This clock
has thirty -one hands on two disks, the lover
one has Is and the upper one six. The
lower one tells the time Of day in twenty-five
diferans parts Of the world. With the latitude
and longitude of each. The upper one con-
tains several concentric circular spaces-
first the names Of the months, then the days
Of the month (only % for February next the
signs Of the zodiac, each rodiacal space be-
ing divided into 30 degrees, and on the outside
Of this disk circle divided into the 365 days
Of the year. Mr.. Joseph Pope ~as an emf
nent clock maker in Boston . hundred year,
ago. IN this. which 10 one Of his best pieces
Of work, is justly priced BY HE grandssn the
present owner.
Good nishts and good nishts happily ended
. pleasant days. outing on the lovely waters
Of Csbbosseecontee
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-11
The Conversational Outlook

In regard to an extra session OF Con
gress It IL understood that final eonsulta-
ton Of the matter by the Cabinet re-
suited In a decision that II must be put
of rs late as November, and when the
choice came between session as late M
that, and the regular session In Decem-
her, 1t was not long for decision to be
reached. There were many objections to
an October session. The state campaigns
In several States are at their height at that
time, and many members OF the Iionse are
engaged In the work OF the canvass. There
have been delays in the work OF organza-
tion and preparing for elections In the
new states. II then an October session
was bcset with difficulties. and 1t was a
choice between session In November or
waiting for the regular session in Dceem-
her. no rational person could hesitate to
decide In favor Of no extra session.
In Nebraska. vacancy has been
occasloned by death, which Is not
likely to be filled Till the regular
state election. In New York, at this
hour, = member IA disabled by serious ILL
meas which may result In Vacancy by
death. with the elections In the new
States there Ia liable to be Republican
majority sufficiently large to place the
control Of the House safe beyond any
possible contingency In the hands Of the
Republicans. Such being the case there
need he no delay. and probably
will not be any, In organizing
the house, immediately it assemblies. Next
the contested csses should be put In pro-
cess Of final investigation and determina.
ton; following which the rules need to
h. 40 modified rs to preclude the fsetious
obstruction Of business. These will be
the first preliwinsries to the regular work
Of Congress. Then Il will sddres itself
earnestly and vigorously to the judicious
revision Of the tariff laws, aud will he
well on Its regular work very soon
after the assembling of the regu-
lar session. The majority of the next
House, In any event will not be large,
and Republicans will find it wise to Goa
fer, In caucus or otherwise, In order to
decide upon changes In tariff legislation
and curtailment Of the revenue which all
can support. Such being the situation it
is prudent and wise measure which de-
cides that no extra session shall be held.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-11

The item relative TO the mail service which
appeared in osr columns yesterday was from
Democratic exchange. BY an oversight II
vas permitted 70 20 into the composing room
with small batch Of clippings and the city
editor. being called sway did not see the
proof. IL 10 needless to say that its senti-
"enss ase not those Of this paper. We re-
g'et exceedingly IL appearance in our col
umns. The improvements which have been
made in the Postal Mail Service under the
psssent administration are already every
where spparsnt. Incompetent clerks have
bsen supefceded BY those qualified 10 do the
work, many Of them being old hands. whose
long experience under former Republican
adninistSations made them infinitely super
iss 70 he men whom they replaced. There
ase Of cosSss some inexperienced men
10 The service. but these are learning their
dstiss very rapidly. The SUPPLEMENTARY
Of the service 10 In experienced and ccmpe-
tent hsnds, and The public may feel assured
tAas its aAaiss will be rapidly adjusted and
esUaaixsd In sccordance with the best bust
ssss methods. The terribly demoralized
cosditisa In which this service VS. lest by
~ ssagoisg administsasion necessarily rem.
dsss this sissnac task. Il will be speedily
accomplished, however, and Tie pnblic viii
secs Dsss have . service - thoroughly
Dee0ps aad sAcisss y 4 VS. before he
CIsvslasd Fssins usdes ~ able adninisess-
- q NJ. Bleslov.
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On coeeossssooeess water

The letter came announcing Anal arrange.
menss for sail up H. beautiful Cobbossee.
coatee ssFean from he Waher works dam
Gardner, into the great lake. pic mic
dinner In the grove, return. supper q the
hose. and . visit - he "bsss orchard in
this part Of Mains---A vAoas day . Be- given
up y plessurins Of he usss delightful sort.
The Trip bad bees long talked about and
nseA ansicipaasd. h wss paansed BY our
old-time and svse sssa1fase fsisnA A. 3. An
drevs, Esa., Of GsRainer. sae Of The bess
known nea In thas town, whom everybody
ealis "Enesy. god farmer, god orch
asaiss ~ sssd fellow evesyvay. The let
~ ~ Ut IL paEg would ..nsnhef eigh-
sea q tssuu. al pasasans people.- ard ve
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-11

Many beautiful and useful articles Of
household ware, made Of lndurated fibre,
were exhibited at the Eastern State Fair by
Mr.. II. b. Black, the general agent, who will
also be present with his attractive display at
the State Fair at Lewiston this week. We
invite visitors 70 give the goods u careful
examination.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-11

The country schools began on Monday
With very few changes in teachers Miss
Belle Taylor takes the Jewett school in place
Of Mise Flora M. Jackson who has resigned.
hiss Lillian White will resume charge Of the
Stone school. Miss Mary Jackson takes the
Ballard school in place Of Miss Lena Cony
who has received position In the Kendall
street primary school
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-11

Augusta farmers are now hauling sweet
corn 70 the HslIowell factory. among them
being W. and Henry Cony, Charles =. lib
belts and Cony and Church. Mr.. Church
Of the latter firm hauled load 70 the factory
yesterday, comprising one hundred and ten
bushels Of ears. II took four horses TO haul
the load and was no easy Job then.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-11

The fair Of Capitol Grange opens at Me-
oman and Union halls in this city on We'd
nesdsy Of next week and will continue three
days. The committees are now busy per-
fectinG arrangements for the fair. and 90 far
- ve ase informed every Indication points
to successful exhibition. Those Of our
merchants who want floor space should at
once inform Mr.. Yeston, the hall superin-
tendens.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-11

Bussell & Weston's store was closed all
day yesterday while the proprietors were
changing the goods into their new store in
the Bank" block. They will have their
grand opening at noon today and every lady
In the city Of Augusta should attend. The
store has been thoroughly reftted and
the new goods which they have aided to
their stock make it one Of the finest in the
STATE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-11

How about that immense pulp mill to be
erected in Maine by New York parties. ref
erence to which 10 made by our Cedar Grove
correspondent in this issuel Ought not our
Board Of Trade to endeavor to secure the
mill for Augusta Will they not move In the
matter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-11

A number Of young ladies from Pettingilrs
corner lass Friday walked three miles to
visit Mss. l.. Humphrey Of North Parish.
Mrs. Humphrey was formerly . ~favorite
teacher Of the young ladies. They spent .
very enjoyable day and walked back in the
evening. The young ladies' names are
vsce Ware, Lillian Kempton. Nellie Ray,
Mary Harvey and Jennie Harvey.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-11

The village schools will commence nexr
Monday. Mr.. Frederick W. Parke hxA been
engaged ~ teacher Of vocal music. lie has
been teaching vocal music very successfully
at Gardiner during the past few years. and
will no doubt make valuable man for the
rl~ra
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-11

woman very much excited and in
great hurry dove into one Of our drug stores
yesterday with the amazing news tina. the
whole Of the town Of Windsor WAS sick.
Some arnica, squills and blue pills were
promptly sent to the sufferers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-11
70 VACATION TOURISTS.

Parties HAVING The city ~ their sam.
ner vacatisas, can have the DAILY
JOURNAL seat . their address fer any
leagtA q tine aesirea, u Is ecats per
Wsek. Address II payer changed when
6ealreA.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-11

At Gannett 4 Morsc's this morning. Bell
Beauty, Massachusetts and Bartlett pears,
Salem. Concord, Marthas, Delaware and
Moore's early grapes and fancy grapes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-11

The reunion Of Co. ID. q Maine regi.
mert will be held at the residence of Capt.
Joseph N. Garland, Winslow. on Wednes-
day, Sept 2S:h.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-11

There will be regular meeting Of Seth
williams Relief Corps at G. A. r. Hall on
Thursday afternoon,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-11

A committee from Jephtha Encsmpment
will meet the visiting cantons on the arrival
Of the boat. Patriarchs are requested to
meet at Odd Fellows hall at 0 A. NJ, sharp.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-11

People will live longer, die happier. and
keep cleaner il they 40 to Benj. Gardner
and buy hars Of Brussels soap Ono rosinl
for 80 cents
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-11

Church 4 Locke have recently placed .
fine new W. c. ireland 4 Co.'S safe in their
grocery store.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-11

1t 10 the general opinion among horsemcn
In this city that the amount Of betting on
the State Fair races will be larger this
season than for some years back.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-11

Ward i Company are having a very large
run on their new soap.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-11

Mrs, 4. 5. Fogg's school will commence
on Monday next
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-11
aoeal 21ioiisr~.

Mary had a little lamb.
She has him now NJ lonyrr.
For they made him up into e lix ir
To make her grandpa stronger.
-7srre Assfs Erpress.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-11

il being the outlet Of the great lakes in Win
throp. Wayne and Mt. Vernon; but it is. &C.
cordine to the maps, only . continuation of
the Cobbosseecontee stream. Along on the
east shore near this point are several summer
cottages Of Gardiner residences. Swinging
round into the west fork Of the stream. Just
here. We zee an old farm house in the dis
lance, through the trees, and - ne come to
il, ind il 10 by the eide of road before
hidden, and - our sturdy little tug puts and
pulls away ct her tov we see rustic brideejust
ahead-Bufnham's bridge it 10 calied-under
which re quickly psss, while children and
teams BY the roadside stop to look at US and
exchange the saiutation Of hats and handker-
chiefs. Low growing bushes and alderr
skirs the hank Of the stream to the left there
10 the red Of the sumac leaves and the
russes-brovn Of the swamp maple.
and The deep green Of the conifers,-but on
al The fssest 10 coming the ripened tinge Of
early sutana. which later on will wreath
he foliage Of hill and vale With GLOW Of
color % brush can equal. and glory June
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-11

One more detour- Among the member
of our pleasant excursion party were Mr..
and Mr.. Robert Pope Of Highland Avenue.
In the course Of the days CONVEX
sation it came about that We learned
Mr.. Pope vas the ownsr Of Q
very remarkable clock made BY his
grandfather, Mr.. Joseph Pope, in Boston, in
1880. On invitation we called 70 zee this
wonderful piece Of mechanisa, and we're in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-11

Baidwins. embraces seven acres. 1t 10 stu
ated on the south eastern slope of = granite
ridge, the soil moist. deep and rich. Such I
wealth of fruit, Were it not for tht
props the trees would be breaking down
Under many Of the trees are from ffteer
to twenty props, and one Of the visitors sale
it seemed to him there we're ten cords Of
props in the orchard. The windfalls are al
picked up clean every few days and made
into cider. and at present mulch and manure
are being hauld into the orchard and spread
under the trees. the latter at . distance OF
ten feet from the trunks. There 10 row Of
trees around the outside Of this orchard
which are probably seventy-nve year, old
but the bulk of those making up the greater
number have been set about thirty Ave years
The tops of these trees completely march,
and make an almost perfect bower over the
whole orchard. There" said Mr. Plaisted
A. We we're walking down = row Of
trees near the middle Of the orchard
sis probably as large = tree Il
can be found in any orchard in Maine. .
Then Friend Andrews paced Oh the dis
lance and the top was found to expand q
space of nfty-6ve feet. What . tree! II
was estimated to yield this year ten to twelve
barrels Of apples, and was only one Of many
just like il in this famous orchard. The
marching of the tops of these trees led Mr..
Lapham to remark that in one Of his or
chArds, the trees were set from twenty
three to thirty feet apart, twenty
years ago. aud nov the branches touch.
The total yield of Mr.. Plaisted's orchard
this fall 10 estimated at three thousand bar
~at
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-07
All Kilds0f Land ScriDi9r Sale.
SURVEYED Land Scrip.

ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD CLAExs.-In 40,
10 sgG I'D acre pseeeE. l0eafshle on aGy
lands subject 10 homestead and preenp-
sien entry. Largo supply on hand: no de-
lays Ia diiing orders.
have full snpp CT FRACTIONAL ADrI-
rGoSaI HOMESTEAD CT AIMS OF from three 10
~ acres. which. BY rulings OF the general
fand oefles ara fneesAhse aE fractional sub
divisions OF double their area or less. The
diffe ence being paid for IN cash 1t -
per sore.
pieces Act OF April IL. 1863. LocasAtle
on any unapprEpriAted public lands The
supreme court has decided In wilcox vs.
Jackson that the word unapprupriated rs
applied 70 pnhsie lands means mot legally
disposed OF 1t viii take lands In the
corporate Traits Of town See secrets
rsesp decisions In Reed VS.. ptgby, and
Lewis CT a. vs. Sass1e. x viii take oenE-
pied lands where there is no legal claim.
See Bovard ~ BEEn- IL viii take with
drawn land when the withdrawal does
not operate 80 disposal Of the land. See
Lass case and case of Mrl- r Brown.
Scrip Lecatabls en- unssrvsysd Lands.
sscUx EAIF-BR<xp scnfr. - Ia 10. %,
and leo acre pieces Act O: July l., iss1.
Locstahir ON any ussarveyed lands, not
mineral
VALENTINE Eckzg. LA ss-arre pgeezss. Act
OF &Ff1k o aesl- AaGASa1s1 en- eAt A1kp-
p-opYsste<a and Nnocrmpia3 pzihlie lands
not Tniasraa, Surveyed or unsarvs Jed.
Ia locating any 81 the skoss scrip, no
settlement az res5sseEse 10 required, and
theirs IL no Hnif 20 the egantd oz9A par
son n sv use. The right ast&ch 1T onee
on fling tbs scrip. and transfers Of tile
fssr tawn sites Or sEsasr purposes EiEy be
made Without any delay.
Nass saf-ses. locations. or selections. VIII
neg p<sseak any as these rights ssGsf1 ~
tsscslng-
w. C. HILL.
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Mrs. Nii,slow's ssoss ing Syrup 70. eail.
dsen sse1hiBg. Is the prescription OF one al
the h1ss fsam2se unrxcs and physicians 81
forty years with nescF failing success By
raiiaious ei mothers for their children.
Dgrsne ths process OF teetAsng. iss vslae Is
snealss4l sese. Il Fesfssex tie child from
pain, cares dysentSrs and Gtsr7hSa. grip
les ia ghe bowels, and vtad e0iie. ~ CIV
Ing heath 20 the child, il sests the Faoshe.
rT5s4s @SSsa hottie sUrw
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1rf REAL ESTATE RECOaD.


renusfess IL real ESTATE dnrSnx the rear
- January 1. IN. 20 date. aggregate
n11l6E n.
4te marfet sppesss ia very sound ecn-
$50. The aggregate Of sales eurinz tie
- has been heavy, tks number Of trans
- however, being q LEES than the meek
49,. inst was one Of the largest weeks
!. TIC history Of the city. There IL q
1.ssx demand for inside property. and Tor
srarlde property the inquiry ssyery sessss.
e nay be noted here that the relassoEs q
~bnyka. 70 city prDpsrfy have undergone
. my Material change, In places Of the
- II Seattle ard larger. during the past
- vesrs. The csuse II foEhd In the rsfy
-ach letter and more rapid means Of
sr-n6it frorz business centera 90 Residences
!. euseide districts afforded By SUBURBAN
,.sIvsy trains, and By electric cable ard
- motor lines. These. which are
,reidly taxing the place OF The slow, old
s.snionea hcrse-cas, rsnder property seve-
81 nfIes outside OF the city practically -
Slrfk]e fcf residence q thas which Ii half
~ dlsssncs. In this IL found one reason
= he crest appreciation in tho value OF
smeersy on the outskirfs Of Seattle. and
1erslnsenszee Of The good prices there
r1et
1rusfers In real ext&ss daring the past
- weyes
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SHIPPING NorEs.


The Premier left a-ias Vancouver last
night.
The Ratslter arrived yesterday afternoon
from Pors Madison, loaded with Mood.
Owing 70 the eesth Of Mrs George S.
jacobs. fhsl tug Edith had her flags at nall.
i1ass yesterday.
The sseslner NORTH Paeiae arrived yesier-
day from Victoria, aud Is lying nc the q.
x & NJ Co.'S docS
The steamer Washington arrived yesser.
day morning fgeali Nbaseara. aud i Row
lying - the O. r. & n To. s deck
PeRr ELaKKLsg. April G.--ArriyeSs sh
Sumafiice ssiI~u-Sehrs saanSe D1saFd
aid Eoussisr.
SAN EsASefseo. April 6.--ArTiyci-Mei-
rose. - sltie. gosliiz. Port Ludlow.
Sailed - n T. Thasnas. Port Townsend .
tx Etecffa Nashaxsk. Csearee. sunbeam
and cagYfe xfuxs.sw for Port townsend
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TELEGEAPH1C MARKETS.
ZEE YoRg srocg Errrnw.

bEw Yolsx, April 6--The stock market
during mast Of the twn hours session was
Esry active today. The temper of tie
rcoTa ~as generally suilish. aad buyine
was OF decidedly good character First
Than the f1nas EgnFes Of yesterday. Final
changes WIRE In majority Of instances In
the direction OF higher fxgses. bat for
fractional amounts oaiy.
tsovernment bonds were Gali aud steady
7 Weekly bank statement. Reserved de-
crease. s4i,Il, CO., April decrease, S.. fl5, go
The hanks new hold 81 Az, go in excess o;
the Is per cent rule.
xxt.HAsGE AND SECURITIES.
NEW YeHx. April G.-Money on call.
easy AZ 2(6t1x. Prime mercantile paper. *
6g6 Sterling exchange. quiet aud firm:
to-day biila 81 81. demand, a $50
BONDS
q froun0,as1 .f1s3<tslxs feaunou nj ia