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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-02-27
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Der Dor penigen Gagen rcrItorbsne
SerSo9 Don 9Ioita, iueI6er pom 0ecems
ber 1870 bis gum 6ebtuar 1878 Die ipas
uiide Jt6uigstrone trug. Sei6neie li9
ais Jtonig bur9 9roBe @iniadbeit aug,
Die allerbinss bel ben Sewobuern pon
utnbriO wenig 8eritdnoniB fanO. @r
mar gewobnt, nit Sonnenoufgans aufs
;uNebsu unb rinsu Spasiergang Su ma.
den, Snnd6it bur6 Die QIuIngen beS
Mcbrensartsns, baum bur9 bic Staot,
nobel ibn nur eiu gloiutant begIcitete.
Die ipit ouiitebenoeu WtuoriOer waren
ooriibsr b66it perDunoert: rl8el0'
ionSsrburer 66ui9!" fasten lie, oOer ::
vGr mill nit gjelpult, bab man eiumaI
aui ibn ibitBt." Dad Gmpfans Der
Miniifer, pon beuen ber 0teibe mad tdg:
LID elmer eridien, ertbeiIte Der &0uis
9(uoienSeu. Oie gitten I'M llnteritits
Sun9en. Peniioneu, 2lemter, 9riOiIe:
glen, Sroen waren uuSdbIbar.
9enno6 b6rte Der R0ui9 Seosu an.
Su bem aroBcu t0niglihen YaIuite be:
pobnte er ieIbit nur elm Subir; uno
S6laisimmer unb bos anitoBeuoe Soi:
lettenSimmer. 2ebteres miinoete III cincn
Ian9en Sang, wetder na9 ben swei
3inrmeru Der 4rin5en iiibrte; uebeu
Oieien lag Die Wobmug Der 60nigin,
weI9e ii6 ME uou ibreu Jtin6crn trenncn
pollte. gluBer bieien @jemd6eru be:
nuSte iie nod einen GmpfaugsiaaI.
Die MablBeiten nuroen in 0eiellidnit
zines Sausboimeiiter5 ilno ciuer Dame
eingenommen. 9ta9 bem @iien raubte
Der &6nig cine Gigarre uno ging bann
in iciu cabinet, um ii6 nit StaatSans
gcIegerbeiteu Su beiddftigen, rpe9en Oeren
ct aud oft bic R6ni9in INN Jfat6 fragte.
gr las Seitungen 0Iler gtrt, anonpme
Briefe, peIdbe ibm NIT benz Sooe brob;
ten ober ibm eiHeu ircunol6aitIi6sn
5fatb 9ebsu wolItsn, Spott9eOidte.
9SeItperbeiisrun9SpIdne, turS 9lles. mas
ibm ,u0cianbt tpurOe. @egen llhr ritt
er aus. wobei ibm eth rotbgetIeIeeter
9atai III Der @utfernung pOn fini
S6ritten foIste. 2angiam uno li3
ales betra6tsno, rift er bur9 bic alcula:
ltraBe na6 Dem Yraoo, I'M duO ein me-
ni9 yuit unb Sonns su genieben. Die
Miniiter NIB bic 9ourboniiten, weIde
an oas pompOie G'eioIse Der Sonisin
Isabella gewObnt iua,eu, meinten olIer'
oinos. 6ab CT bic Oiaieitdt ieineS Sbros
ues III ben Staub Siebe. Nber baS
tonnte ben 6Snrg ni3t bH;u bepe9en,
iraen6 cine ieiner @eiuobnbeiten auiSu:
eeben. Ssbeu Sonntag mar Gaiel bel
Sofe. @snsrale. Oeputirte. uno W&Gu:
ner Der Junit unO Der Biheni6ait ma,
ren einseIaSen. g9GbreuO ieiner Rtges
senOB bic ipaniibe Preiie u0I:
Iise Sreibcit, au9 in ben 9IeuBeulngeu
iiber ben Serri6er. DAB Der S0nig
bdBli6 i'm glntIib uub i'm 8roiil iei, OGB
er einsn iteien Sang. cine Id6erIi6e
glrt un6 @eiic su sriIBeu bdbe, oas alIeS
ftanb III ben GageSbIdttern an Ieicn.
Oenuo6 bate 6ns Bolt pom Waorio iiIr
ihu cine ebbnite 3uueisuns. Seine
mb Sersens9iite uarsn ieIbit
bei ben 6inOern ipri6pOttIi9.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-02-27

- Gineu gSiirmer an9eus
ben 9il3 bat ber befannte 6oriber 3opt
rntosdt. gs mar i9on IGn9lt belaunt,
OaB einise pbanerOsamii6e 9fanjeu
@iuri9tunscn beiieen, uermOse oerer es
ibuen selingt, tleinere Gbere Su fan9en
uno aus;uiaugen. 9to1 niemaIs mar
bieie Gi9eni6aft bel elmer trpptogumis
I6en 8hauSe na9sewisieH porOen. Der
betreiisnoe S9immslpils, Der als bic
Spscies Anthrobotys obligospora be:
Ifimmt worben iit, biIbet cine Wtense
turSer, 9etriimmter i3peiss, bic am @u6e
zine S6Iinse biIbeu. Oieie S9Itnseu
biensn MN 6uSu, tleine Wiirmer, weIde,
pie 3opi ra5sepieien bat, sur @uttuns
Der NomutoOen gebOren, gu ian9en.
Bar cine senii9enoe gln;abl iol1er Wirs
ner uorbauOeu, 10 befano iib baIO in
isosr bsr subIrsiden S9Iin9en elm Ebiers
den. Die Sspeguugen bieier Gbierdeu
b0reu in Der 0teael mad etpa spei Stuu:
ben auf. Gle iiub to6t. 9tun treibt bic
@en6uu9 6erS9liuge einenJeeimibIaud,
Der ben Wurm Der 2Gu9e ua9 bur9s
pddlt, bic NabrungSidite ousiaust uRb
ben 86rper baIO uOllis erfillt. 9td9
ui6t Su LANCER 3eit bre6eu buuu na9
nuBen bin uieoer neue 6an9arme beruorr
itets bersit, ibr Spier gu erfGlien.
- lleber Die Seuubunq 6es
Bbonosrapben fir bic SbreubeiItan6e
breibt Or. 2ei6tewib: Scr SbOuOs
graph uermag ale fir eiu normaIes Sbr
lpabruebmbaren Gone rueSerSuaeben,
pobur9 es m0gIi9 uirb. bte S9drfe bes
@eb0res peri6iebener Rranten gu pers
i6isoeuen Beriooen gu usr9lei6en. Oers
ielbe reprobucirt nit berieIben RIangs
farbe bic uniformen Bbonogramme, mo:
Our9 ben SbrendrSten aller Climber @es
Iesenbeit seboten pirb, unter ii5 ibre
llnteriu6un9en Su per9lei9en. IS piro
bier bailsIbs eritrebt, mas in Der lugens
beiltunoe our9 bic Optometrii9e Stufeus
letter bereits porbanben iit. Die aus
rpenbnns OeS gpparates sei6iebt in Der
gSeiie, OaB oem traHten Sbre, peldeS
nit penn !Sorrobre beS 9lpparates aus9es
riiltet lit. bic Bbonostamme na9 sinaa:
Der perltdnbIid 9ema9t msr6eu, bis Su
oemienissn Ybonosramm binab, Sas,
neil Der 6rante es ni6t mebr perueb.
men tann, Die 9renje Der @sb6ri9arfs
un3eist."
Mertwirbi9e BeriouaL
bei9retbuug. Sin gadtrdser
iibersbt einem aItsrsn 6rduIein in eintm
Oameneai6 eiu sirrli6es 9riei6eu.
Oieies mar isbo9 pou teintm @erebrer,
iorberu Don ibrem NeiIeu, benz StuSio.
jus SduadIba6er, unb entbieIt eineH
Bump. Weniger bieriber eritauut, ais
iiber bic Sidsrbeit, nit wsI6er Der
Oienftmann, obne gu iraseu, gIci6 ibre
Perion aIS bic ri6tige 9lOreilatiu ers
fannte, uini6te iie siue gluftIdrung.
rSa, wiiieu's, bees is TO: Sbr gtelie bat
a'iagt Die gtuseIegenbeit is beIieater
glatur, OeBwegeu 6erf teiu 9tam'
g'nannt wern = aba, bat er 9'meint,
irr' fann i DO net rpsr'n, benn mel
Cant, bat er 9'iust, i9aust senau aus,
pie a einsi6Ia9ene @asIatern'!"
Gle peiB Sef6eib. Oeutter:
p6in6er, Sbr lebt 70 ueri9wenberii9,
baB i'd unbeoiugt mai Su Sud fommsn
mub % SO9ter: vgsuu, Oa6ur9 psrs
ben mir aud ni9t serabe biuissr
Ieben = = Wtutter: .&ber bebent' bod
Hur, 9iub, mas pirb 0ein Wann, nab
reno i'd ba bin, fir biaias gisurren
rau6en!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-02-27

- Ginber rmuno. - Mama:
glber SIauta, 0u biit bod MN i6on
10 9roB uno fiir9teit Did immer nod
i'm 6initeru. 0as tIeine 2ics9en lit
uiel iiiu9er wie Du uno i6Idit i9ou
gang aIIein in einem 3immsr!" -
BIanta: So, meiBt On Wama, bas
tleine Sies6en bat aber aud nod teiuen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-02-27

S9uiteriuuge (Oeiieu Gisurre
ui6t bremen tuiID: Serrjott. ieet iabris
ciren ie cod nod run9IOie Gisarren!"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-15
Franklin.

The following are the real estate trans-
fers for week ending Jan. 10:
WELD.-A. G. Newman to Frank Brown
of Carthage. land $3.50; Frank Brown to
Geo. A. Brown of Carthage, land, 800.
JAY.-Ells NJ. Bumpus of Boston to I
c. Bean of Z. Livermore. premises, $3.50
|. c. Bean of E. Livermore to j. s. Bean,
premises. $1,000; same to same. land, Sl25
FARMISGTos .-Sophia,D Tufts of Read
field to S. II. Jacobs, interest in land
buildings. $3.50; Mary l.. Gould to Joseph
B. Dow, land & buildings S2500; Hanni.
bal Hamlin to Winoma Hamlln, IL prem
Uses, S206.
INDUSTRY j. c. Tarbox Of Farming
ton to c. b Luce, land and building, $50
RANGELEY -Abram Ross to Amos Berry
premises, 800; Amos ID. Berry to David
Hoar, premises. 1921.
WLToS.-John o. Legroo to Otis ii
Melendy, land and buildings. s940; Emily
A. Bangs ct al of Gorham to o. o. Wood
man ct al land, valuable consideration.
NEW VINErARD.-Jonathan Look to
Mrs. M. +. Smith, land and buildings
valuable consideration.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-15
Presentation OF Flag.

The exercises attending the prese ntation
Of the flag to the Cony High School will
take place at the school during the last
school hour on Friday. Judge W. p.
Whitehouse on behalf Of the donor, Mrs.
Fred Hamlen, will make the presentation
speech. 1t is expected that Hon. joseph
II. Manley will respond. Among other
exercises will be short speeches and sing
ing of national and patriotic songs on the
part of the school under the direction of
Prof. Parke, the instructor in music. All
are invited.
Col. Thomas Lambard is still superin-
tendent Of the Public Building. He will
retain th, position until the building is
completed. There still remains many little
things to be done. Mr.. Manlsy is the Gus
todian but Mr.. Lambard has the superin-
tendency Of all work upon the building.
We are glad to hear that Mr.. Lambard 10
to change the weather signal flag pole from
the north side Of the building to the vest
I tut SahHut uc seen INV uuItv|
one stands in Market Square. and when the
American flag 10 flung to the breeze they
will be obscure to mortal vision unless one
stands on the wharf Putting this pole on
the west side will so arrange it that the
weather signals can be seen by all men.
The following list of prices were gwen
the Journal by F. W. Mathews yesterday ::
Red foI. 25al.75; Rscccou. large, SO
ais, small, 25a so: Mink, l.50al rs,
faded and pale, .+6a. 80; Muskrats winter,
lisa %, fall, l5s.l7. kits. .04 a.05 ;
Skunks, black cAsed. .15il 90, half strip
ri cased, IS n 80, narrow striped. goa
rs, broad stripe and white, .l0a, IL !:
Open liza 10 less than cased skins.
The collection OF furs this season is
much larger than in former years. This
fact iu connection with the dull trade byih
/ in this country and Europe has had tend.
[ ency to lower the prices.
/ Work on the east abuttment is going on
well and tho stone work is growing in size
! A hosting engine has been set up on the
bridge and runs I'll big derrick watch hiss
| been put ia place at the e1tre me end Of the
/ bridge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-15
Frait Grower convsatioo.

III 0A0W0tB O0s~Oe~~s-
The annual winter meeting Of the Maine
State PomoIogical Society, in connection
with the State Board Of Agriculture, viii
be held in Grange Hall, Norway, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday. Feb. 4. and
6, 1890.
Tuesday afternoon will be devoted TO ar
ranging ard displaying an exhibition Of
fruit, 10 which all the fruit growers in the
state are invited to contribute. Officers of
the Society will be presen, TO assist.
Eseniaz at o'clock business meeting Of
the Society will be held for the reports Of
officers. annual election Of officers and the
appointment Of committees and the transae-
ton Of any other business that may come
before the Society.
Wednesday Forenoon 10 O'Clock, Ad-
dress Of Welcome, Rev. Miss c. 4. ANGEL,
Norway Re.ponse. Annual Address. Chas.
s. Pope, President. Foar Acres Enough.
I. H. Blossom. Turner Centre. Discus
sion. Afternoon. Orchard Management,
Hon. Ruff. Prince. South Turner. Pear
Culture, c. VI. Weston, Belgrade. The
Apple Aaggo,, and Some Fungoas Diseases
Of Fruit, Prof. r. L. Harvey, State College,
Discussion. Evening Music. Lecture
Impression. of the West, Prof Levi Stock
byiIye late Pres. Mass. All College Mu-
sic.
Thursday Forenoon: Report of Commit
toe on New Fruits. Report Of Standing
Committee on Revision of Frui, Catalogue.
Rseort Of Committee on the Organization
~ 4 Maine Fruit Grower. Exchange. J. W.
True II. W Brown, C. II. George. Com
nitt.e Report Of the Member Of Experi
meut Station Council. ID II. Knowltop.
Pennington. Afternoon. Education in
Florer.. Helen 3. c. Beeiy. Fsrmin 2ton. |
tos Plant. Live and Thrive A. I Brovn
Belfast Discussion. Evening. Music. /
The IL .tetie. Of Fralt. Chas. D. Smith NJ
II po,,l,n1 Nn.ic The Dome.,ie y.lns
If the ,rnls NJ. Flarence I Kicker TIM
n., Di.en..jan uuuc
n, r n uo.kin. of Nevnort VI i.
s.,ec,ed 20 he ,rsseut dnriny the msa,in,.
Other abort pansr, from Maine fru,t grow
or. are srnecte5 onnortuo,,v IN, di.cu.-
.io, will he given and the ,nblic are cor.
diallv inyited IA take mari, Nv co,r,..v of
No,x,y Grange the farmer. n, O,fo,d
Con.tv have e.teosed a cordial inv,,,,ion
IN ua,,e fr,it groxs,s Ia moot with than
anu " - '''' NC '"'se "''e"'-
'"N' ''V"' "a '''' - % '"s
i"e 'ia''e Nfh"a'' "'A"a ituhA' ana
""0N - ''e0'' ''"''''"'' WA sen '''''-
wy '"'i' fo"''' !"
'h"'e a'''4'"s ''f one rare ioAes sooo
from 'e' ''' " Ecu ''u' JUN inclusive
i''A''' "''' w '''' y e"o" ioa' !" con
"ec'''s p0'"'s ""i' Inc heA' house III
4'''" "' "'' nam '"''e "''e"'ink tue
'"ee''us 1T 7i'-' Pe' u"y'
premium Oh S'oo VIII oe paid 10 the
eA"'"''of u '"e o's' eoi'eciou Oh iruit' 4
SUI D w :" '"e "e't yes al are invited
" contribute
ness 'ei'fe ''e ''n'o'osicai society III 'h''
"'s'e o"' Oh necessity +" cahho' De expected
l" ~ pe5 onh 'he means piaced III It's nahds'
me most u'fect means OF increasing us
u'eiu'nes' IS 10 increase It's membership
an '"'e 'e''e' IN '''e ue'eiop''eh' Oh our
''"'e ai' o"fu'si'g in'''eu 10 JOIN Tue DUCT
ey anu an III carrying iof"hTu It's ~ork'
an,.. ,s,har,,, 80 ,n.r,h..of,bay /
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Amusoments.


The theatre goers no doubt will be
pleased to learn t at treat 10 soon to be
served to them in the shape Of Peck's Rad
Boy, a farce comedy in three acts, ably pres.
ented by Atkinson Comedy Company played
by this comp sny eight successive seasons.
The piece is in three acts, the fret in
the grocery store scene, second at home.
and third at the picnic grounds.
During the action Of the play Miss Eva
Williams introduces her wonderful wing
and g dances. Mr.. Harry CsndaIi, the we'll
known German comedian, will do his spec.
iaIties. Chss. Randall dwells on some OF
the evils of the day, and Miss Addie Ken.
nedy SINCE two songs which always bring
down the house. For date and prices see
advertising columns. Sale Of seats OPEN
four days in advance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-15

The plans for the proposed changes in the
Old +. c. Allen building were received yes
terday morning They are the work Of
Architect Spoforl CT Boston. Mr.. George
Hanks who will superintend the repair work
is enthusiastic over them and says the
building when completed will be one of the
finest business blocks in the State. The
repairs will extend from cellar to attic, and
will be most thoroughly prosecuted. New
lstaing on the ceilings, new plastering
throughout, and Ii, OO0 feet of hard WOO
floors are part of the propose changes, but
the most important and radical will be the
plate glass front. II will take seven weeks
for the manufacture Of the glass for the
show windows. The basement where Mr.
Nssons custom department is to be located
has been divided off into three rooms and
will be approached by broad flight of
stairs. The contract calls for the compile
ton Of the repairs by March 10Th, and Mr..
Hanks says that the building will be ready
by that time If the orier for the plate glass
Is promptly filled.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-15

o. A. TaeIl vas u oardinsr Tuesday on
busiaess.
F.E. Southland vent % Bangor, Tues-
day on business
Detective Ira True Of Hailovell .as in
town yestefisy.
| B. walker Mexican. Fryeburg. vas in
the city yesterday.
i'll. Stoddard. Eco of Gardiner. vas
in the city yesterday.
Rector Gsynne vas On the street yesteY-
day for the ar.s time for ten days.
cred from three weeks illness a. To b
out.
Mr.. Charles Hyde Boston agent of the
Kennebec Steamboat Company arrived in
the city Tuesday.
Mr.. A. II. whitmore Of Verona, the
messenger Of the State Board Of Agricul-
tnre is in the city.
City Marshal Maddox passed through the
city Tuesday afternoon on his way to At
tend court At Belfast
Hon. A. Gilbert Of North Greene,
Secretary Of the State Board Of Agrieul-
sare arrived here yesterday.
Hon. Josiah Drummond Of Portland Who
spent Monday night in this city on business
returned to Portland yesterday.
Mr.. Chas. H. Campbell Of Westminster,
VI, Who has been visiting at DR.. II. NJ.
Hariow's left yeste rdsy for Boston.
C. N. Foster Of Richmond. vas regis
tered at Hotel North yesterday. and re-
NAMED over ill the down Pullman.
Mrs. Ivory Hayes met with painful &C.
cident yesterday morning. 1t was . severe
sprain occasioned BY fall on an icy walk.
II. NJ. Heath 10 At Mschias q counsel for
the complainant in the equity case Of vose
against Stiles. He 10 expected home
Thursday.
Commissary of Subsistence Smith Of the
Soldiers Home returned from Portland
yesterday where he has been in attendance
upon court.
+. }. c. Little was in the city yesterday.
Mr. Little graduated from Bowdoin in the
clsss OF 81, and is now teaching in No.
New Portland.
Among those registered At the Cony
House yesterday, were Thos. W. Porter Of
Burlington, W. II. league, Lewiston, and
4. W. Stetson, Damariscotta.
Mrs, b. F. Wing, who has been stopping
with her son. c. +. Wing. for the past two
years, leaves to day for Auburn where she
will make her home with her daughter.
Mrs. A. 8. Whitman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-15

There never was a time in
the world when things we're
made so well as now-some
things.
There never was a time
when things were sold so
acceptably-some things,
Take the Kabo corset for
an instance, Of both
If it breaks its "bones in
a year, come to US and get
your money back.
If it kinks its "bones
and rolls up, as most Of the
corsets do on women Of GER
tain forms, you get your
money back.
If it slips or shifts its
bones,' you get your
money back.
If it doesn't suit you, after
wearing a week or two, bring
it back and get your money.
We have a primer on Cor
sets for you at the store.
n E. AypREws
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-15

The Northeastern Masonic Relief Asso-
citation at their last annual meeting voted to
continue the organization, aud the members
who were behind in paying their dues are
settling bills and renewing their member
ship.
Mary had little lamb, its fleece was
white as snow; it strayed away one summer
day where lambs should never 20 Then
Mary sat her down and tears streamed from
her eyes; she never found the lamb because
she did not advertise. And Mary had q
brother John, who kept Village store he
sat down aud smoked his pipe and watched
the open door. And as the people passed
along and did not stop to buy John still sat
down and smoked his pipe and blinked his
sleepy eye. And so the sheriff closed him
ont, but still he fingered near and Mary came
to drop with him sympathetic tear. How
is it, sister, can you tell why-the other mer-
chants here, sell all their goods and thrive
from year to year. Remembering now
her own bad luck the little maid replies :
These other fellows get there, John, be-
cause they advertise = Exchange.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-15

Th>re ar
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
lust as good as the Ivory"
They are not,
but like
all counterfeits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities Of
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having it
It's sold everywhere.
ss,sslsasHoawsA&uiy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-15
Its Excellent Qualities

Commend to public approval the California
liquid fruit remedy Syrup of Figs. 1t is
pleasing to the eye and to the taste, and by
gently acting on the kidneys, liver and
bowels. it cleanses the system effectually,
thereby promoting the health and comfort
of all who use it. dec3ld&w3pfolrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-15
State Board Of Agriculture.

The State Board of Agriculture will be-
gin today a. l | A. NJ. in Room Is, at the
State House and continue throughout to-
day and tomorrow. The following is the
order Of business
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-15

Prof. Parsons has class in reading SAL
lust at sight. The class is CO opposed of
those who desire to become more proficient
in this respect, and as might be expected
they are Masking rapid progress and are en-
thusiAstic with their work
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-15

800 A. NJ New business. Review of
the work Of Agricultural Societies.
200 L. NJ. Closing business.
The public are invited to after d and take
part in the deliberations of the session The
headquarters Of the Board will be at the
Cony House.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-15

II 90 A. NJ. Election Of officers and the
presentation of such business as may call
for attention
200 p. NJ Consideration of the work
Of the Board. "Shrinkage Of Value in
Farm Real Estate Paper by the Secreta-
ry of the Board.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-15

At Augusta in the County OF kenneoec and State
OF Maine, the thirtie,h day of December, 4. D.
1859. The undersigned hereby gives notice Of HE
appointment as Assignee of the estate Of Ira T.
Loveioy Of Augusta, In said County Of kenDebec.
Insolveat Debtor who has been declared insoivsnt
upon his petition BY the Court Of Insolvency fer
said County of kennsbec.
C. W. JONES, Assignee.
jsni5dWed2w
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Index is the best kitchen soap in use.
jaulSdltfolfmSp
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-15
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your preJudlce against Advertised remedies and
give ANTI-APOPLECTINE the fAyorite pre-
scrtption Of English physicians, trial 1t Is the
only known Apoplexy Preventive, and Is an un-
equAllsd cure for Paralysis, Heart Disease,
Rhenmstism, Liver Complaint, Kidney
aad Bladder Troubles. DysDeDsia, Gea.
eral Debility and all Diseases Arising
from Inpnre Blood and DebiIitaied Nerves,
Less OF Appetite. sour stomach and Flats-
leace cured with one bottle of ANTl.APO-
PLECTINE. Price, 81 90, six bottles 81. %.
Sold by druggists- Send to DR. r. s. HUTCHINSON
Z CO.. Enosburgh Falls, VT, for Health Help"
and testimonials from well people who were once
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-15

l he branch of the Order of the Iron Hall
in this city held its Installation of officers
Monday evening, District Deputy ]. w.
Bang. conducting the exercises. The fol-
lowing arr the officers elect for the ensuing
six mouths Chief Justice. Chss. A. Price
Vice Justice. A. l.. Johnson, Accountant,
II l.. Sherburne; Cashier. A. 5 Pinkhsm;
Adjuster, II A. Heath; prelste. Geo. ii.
Bangs; liersld. Geo. A. Means Waterman,
IL. W. Miller; Trustees. J. W. Banss,
F. Q. Ward and John Parsons. After the
installation the members adjourned to
wesvsrs dining rooms where an excellent
banquet was served. The branch now has
membership of -. 1t has received the
sum Of sl0ls.50 during the last term and
has PAID out SIS 20 for expenses. Sick
benefits to the amount of $3.50 have been
pad to members in this city and the branch
is now psying SIS per week to four of its
members who are sick.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-15
NEW CARRIAGE MANDATORY!

Having recently fitted the old Car Shops the East end
Of Bridge prepared to do all kinds of carriage
work at short notice Our facilities for doing fine work at mod
crate cost superior factory the State We have all
the latest in the of tools and appliances and
guarantee better work at less cost than have been
able to produce heretofore In painting department have
taken especial pains and feel confident that facilities
surpassed by any factory in New England Our capacity for
storing carriages ample having $4,000 So feet Of floor
surface All carriages needing repairs and painting will be
stored through the free expense We shall continue
manufacture Patent Drop Axle Delivery Wagon for which
there growing demand and orders rapidly increasing
We shall be pleased all old customers and many
Our aim will be to give every full value for his money
and frs-class work every time.