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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-29
Notice 10 Contractors and Builders

-, 900, 900 worth OF Stone-Gihe Ne Chance o.
Bid on Your Stone Work.
HAVING COMPLETED THE BiLNON
Il County Court House and JAIL $3.50 -l.
personal attention to the stone hu>lnr--. lrl ..
prepared 10 handle anything boo th" lue
building stone Tor the trade boo the Ohio .
AT prices to beat competition. and on ,h.-.r
tice Capacity Of quarry and shipping
ties twenty cars per day. Estimate, oa >....
Work furnished on application.
After twenty year, experience Boo N. ,'.t.
business I can saw will write ,prrinraf....
do your stone work aud guarantee Your N....
not 10 crack.
w. j. McClAlN,
Oillce, Room 10, National Bank Builrn-
Bcllalrr Ni
T.1.uIcu. NJ -s~ moi.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-29

: Nature should be
assisted in the
spring to throw of
the heavineSs of
the sluggish winter
circulation Of the
blood. Nothing
does Il so well, so
prompt or so safely
as Swift's Specific.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-29

I have used s. s. S. for number Of
wears. and consider it the best tonic and
blood remedy that ever used. In fact
l would not attempt to enter upon
sprinr or summer in this climate with
ont II. II. w. COLEMAN.
OF Coleman, Ferguson Il Co,
Dade City, Fla.
Our book on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
SWIFT specific Co. Atlanta, Ga
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-29

The only Complexion Powder in the
world that is without vulgarity, without
injury 10 the user, and without doubt a
bcautitier. is PozzOnis
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-29
COpartnership Notice.

HERMAN HISS. lfaI. Ii.
Herman Hess and Levi, Ball lat. n..
formed "a co-plrtuer,hlp for the rgsf.-. f...
rying ON the busine,, OF dealer, IH N... H-
ducc and General Merchandise IIt .tr...
Of the public is respectfully solicited
myth HERMAN HISS lI
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NTAR BUILDING ASSOCIATION
NOTICE

ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO Clio .,
n Hess. ~ agent for Levi, Bal D.. r..... .
the business carried on by hm 80 u. f-f-I..
street. will call and settle their account. r..
Hermann Hess y Co. Who ar. auff.r.... . p
ceiye and receipt for the same.
LENS Eift
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-29
.Our Dress Goods Sale

This season has been immense. because We keep
the largest assortment and Best Goods at Low
est Prices, Our line is complete in every grade.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-29
atr,u Advertisements.

BARBER-APPLY TO
w ED. NOEL, Benwood h!%Fs
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THE following has been sent out by
the Democratic state Executive Com
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-17

Mr.. George Lowell Tracy, manager of the
Rubenstein GLIB writes the JOURNAL that
the Club will shortly give concerts in Rich
mond. Gardiner and Augusta. The Club
was recently organized from Lewiston and
Auburn talent Of the very best and has
been most succe ssfui thus far this season.
Lewiston and Auburn papers gave long
and very complete accounts Of the Clubs
9rh appearance at Mechanic Falls. Wed
nesday evening, Dec. 10. The correspon-
lent Of the Lewiston journal, speaking of
the entertainment, said II believe there
is not in New England a master Of music
from Interpretation to composition. better
fitted to accomplish creditable results in
orchestral leadership than Mr. Tracy 1,
is good omen for our Maine musical in
teress thst this distio guished composer has
consented for this wintsr at least, TO divid.
his time between the writing of operas for
London ard the Interpretation of the mas.
tiers for Maine Already | hear that the
services Of the Ruserstein Club are beiog
demanded b, the musical people 10 M.sss
chusetts as " ell a. in Maine cities. II was
natural tha, Mr. and Mrs Tracy should in
cine to give The Rubenstein Club ito frs,
christening among the old friends and
nclghbors where the soprano WAS bora
Mics Callahan is regarded a. reader of high
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-17
= DAseneous czAaAc1m
csasiss Johnson 1riss % Run ths
Town and u Nun Ia

l. HIlI
ChaSies h. johnson, noted character
mat mary people have long thought ri .
tof States Prison, started out 70 run The
MY yesterday afternoon, al ended .
csseef ~ falling into the clutches Of the
emeers and sleeping last night 10 jail. This
coufss OF procedure Il uoahiag new for
Charles. Who has been there oft before.
Ine circumstances Of the affair are. hov.
ever, somewhat novel. Last September
Charles came mp for wife beating. and on
sceounf Of his cruelty bis wife vas granted
divorce. Johnson got clear, however,
~ paying eiSS 10. and also Of An sppssl
case Tor thirty days Several weeks ago
TIE police we're sgsin called upon
TO arrest him for choking and
beating woman that vas stopping
In his house. and be vas bound over 20 tie
present December term Of court. When
ne came before the court the other day to
snswef for bis crimes, be was found not
guilty, because the woman be choked could
not be found TO testify against him, So
Charles walked forth free man to renew
his life OF general cussedness." After
several exploits Of very doubtful nature,
johnson reached the climax yesterday.
Whether be hsd teen reading cowboy liter
ssure or filing up with poos rum is not
fully known. but II Is presumable that both
these agencies were employed. He GER
tainly had been drinking copiously when
the police were called to tie house Of Joe
Ellis on Bridge street, where johnson
had been attempting to run things after his
own brutal fashion.
Daring the afternoon up to the time
johnson was arrested he visited several
places, among which was the double tene-
mens occupied BY Hiram McCausland and
family and Mrs. Gray. johnson went
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-17
Personals.

Prof. Cook Of Massachusetts, was 10 the
city Tuesday.
City Marshal Tsrbox Of Biddeford was
in the city yesterday.
Mics Hattie Matthews has returned from
visiting frisn in Boston.
Wallace Price Of Richmond. Vas in the
city on business yesterday.
DR.. A. A. Jackson, wife and son Of Ea,,
Jefferson, were in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. c. Q Cole. agent Of the Wyss- Four
nier Concert Company was ia the city from
Bath yesterday.
Mrs. DR.. z. G. Briggs has been confined
to the house with illness since her return
from Massachusetts ls.t Saturday.
Mrs. Hirsm Cornforth Of OAKLAND. re-
tgrLed home ys..erdsy afteY having passed
. very pleasant week with her daughter in
this city.
A large number of Miss Mae vivian''
former pupils accompanied her to the 10, 10
A. N train, Tuesday, to bid her adeu on
leaving for Boston, where she will make
her home for the present
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-17

Land Agent Packard returned Yesterday
from trip 70 Bangor,
There viII be meeting Of the STATE
Hosse Commission today.
Col A. J. Cram Of Biddefosd. Sssss Ii.
specssr Of Rifle Practice, vas IA the city
Tuesday aad called on friends Al the Capitol
". s. Cstt,n, EGG, Of tina Secretary Of
ssases Departments Feturned yesterday fsoa
lewiston where be hsi been on impostsut
business.
Pension Agent Pufinson goes TO Lewiston
today TO strs nd the Bovioio q quarterly Con-
ferece Of Free Bsptias. Mr.. Purinssn is
the treasurer.
Q,ite number Of the Aususts ladies'
svaiisd Themselves Of the pleasant after
noon yesterday to visit the nev part Of the
State House before the arrival Of the issis-
istoss.
4. d. Ru1ell, Esq. Worthy Masur Of
Capital Grange, went to Lssisson Tuesis
70 attend the msesing Of the Stats Grange.
Mr.. RustIl 10 chairman Of the committee
on resolutions.
r. NJ. Hamor, G. =. Paine, L. s. Clark
and J. T. Higgins. Of Eden. are In the city
and will have hearing before the valua-
ton Commission, Thursday, on the valus.
ton OF Bar Hafbor.
Secretary Young Of the Board Of Health
l. L..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-17
4ieD.

ARoosruoK.
Pressure I>ie-Dec II (of cancer Mrs. Fanny
hiftaker aged about 20 years.
Mape,on- derry Bull
HANCOCK.
Broosin-Dcc. IS, Capt John Herfick.
kENSEBEC.
Pft,stou--pe y, Mrs Be linda La Plain. widow
of the late Joseph La PLATA. aged ~ years
Rrsdstreet Of East Palermo, aged % years and
months.
LINCOLN.
Boothhay-Des. ., Martha S. Popham, aged t5
Boothbay Harbor-Dcc .. Mrs. Mary B. Pink
ham. aged oil years
PKxoBscor.
Raneer-Dec ). Louisa L., wife of George A
I'll, b. tis, az. d 10 'eas.
Corinna--uec. l.. Ruth Jones, reliet OF Libby
Jones
nStr-pcc. II, Mrs Olive Hill. aged ri years,
menths-
PIscAfAQuIs.
Foxcrofs-pec II, Mrs. Flora. wife Of Frank
whs,,ies, aged 20 years.
sAGApAHoc.
Bath Dec. s. Mrs. Mary McEiroy. aged 80 yrs
soNkRsEr.
Rir,sx-Dsc a. Mr.. Daniel Tibbetts, aged s.
wears. months and II days.
YogS.
Saco Dec !. Laurence son Of wsrrea A. and
Aztec A. smith, as-d moa b ana = days.
Uunst N 20, ncr--t,cc- {, ornn Roberts aged .
Ksunebank Lower vi'iage-Dec. 5. An.eI B.
Wide :. sgd about 4. e.rs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-17
Mlarrlso.
KNOX

KNOX.
Nlnalhayen-Hov ~ Charles Il. Perkins OF
Ellsworth and Niss Jennie w. smith of Ninalha
ven.
LINCOLN.
Booihbsy-Dcc. :, T. ID. Alley to Edith n
Merry. John Nc FOLEY to Elbra d. Roberts.
FENoBsCoT-
Holdcn-Nov %, George Severance and Mis-,
Emma ,. Copeland. both Of Holden.
Chester--Dec s. Aoelbert q. Hale and Miss An
ME f.. h ale, both OF Midway.
SOMERSET.
East Maiison-Dec. :, Chsriss 4. Leavit ant
Miss Aibertee A. Kowell. b. Of soion.
Concord-Sov 80, Llewehyn y. hurch OF Con
cord aud Miss sarah h. mitchell OF shirley.
WALDO.
Beifsst-Dsc TO- Albert n. Carter and Miss su'
NJ. Ctiburn. both OF B, lfast.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-17
Ayers
Cherry Pectora1

c. o. Lspper, Druggist, Fort Wayne. Ind !,
writes; Ny little sister, four years of age,
was 30 Ill from bronchitis that We had almost
given up hope Of her recovery. Cur family
physician, = skfiflg man and Il large expert
ene@, pronounced il useless TO give her apv
more medicine, saying he had done all il was
possible to do, and we must prepare for the
worst. As last resort, we determined to
try Ayers Cherry Pectorai. and can truly
say, with most happy results. After taking
few doses she seemed 10 breathe easier,
and, within week. was Out Of danger We
continued giving the Pectoral Until satisfied
she vas entirely wei. This indlspusable
evidence Of the great merit OF Ayers Cherry
feetofai has given me unbo1ndsd conf
dsnce in the preparation, and recommend
u 10 my customers, knowing it cannot aisap-
point them
Ayers Cherry Peetoral cured me OF bad
cough and my partner Of bronchitis. l know
Of numerous cases In which this pre- paration
has proved very beneficial In families Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-17

The favorable impression produced o
the first appearance of the agreeable liqu'
fruit remedy Syrup Of Figs few years az
has been more than confirmed By the plea
ant experience of all ~ho have used it. an
the success Of the proprietors and manu-
facturers the California Fig Syrup Com
psny. nov24i&w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-17

The brisk trade of the past week, or in
fact ii zee the slsighing became good, has
almost done away with talk on the street
regarding the strinssncy of til, money
market In point Of fact there has been
very little stiiugency perceptible in this
city. aud at the present time it is not no
tceable. at lesG to the cusual observer,
and the banking men say that they have not
experienced in Boston and New York
They, however, are doing no loan business
outside their regular patrons. They learn
that the money market i, much easier in
Boston and New York. and believe that the
worst is over. You eau borrow money
in Boston today whe two weeks sg, IL
was impossible to DO so" said one of our
leading BANKERS yesterday. The money
that gill be put into circulation through
the holiday trade wili in the aggregate be
considerable aud what with the measures
Of relief being adopted will. it is believed.
tide affairs over successfully
Lord { Lowelrs display window was
unusually attractive Yesterday. This firm
exhibit q large line OF handsome goods and
employ suoh good taste In displaying them
that the public have acquired the habit Of
looking 10 their windows whenever they
pass along Water street. Monday the win
dow was empty and people stopptd to won.
der what unique future was being devised.
Tuesday morning they were rewarded BY
the sight of display that carno, be ex-
celled east of Boston. 1t would be fficult
to describe it, bat right In the middle OF the
show window is six pointed star covered
with velvet and Loaded with . variety of ell
egant jewelry. This star revolves by
means of q concealed combination OF pull
leys and has vertical shaft that is taste
fully decorated with different colorsd ms
teriai wound spirslly about ii. The whole
IL novel and vithal WONDERFULLY attractive.
"Some people think = clergyman has
what they denomiuste Is . soft snap
remarked pastor the ether day in the
hearing Of reporter. Il assure you. how
ever, that work harder than day labor
er. Think Of it, writing sermons and
preaching them. looking after the deacons
and the church work. visiting the sick and
conducting he services at funerals. watch
ing the Sunday schools AMI holding prayer
meetings, listening TO the woes OF d.
t,e,ssd sisters. doiag charitable work
among the yoar ard in societies, keeping
an eve on the church treasury, guarding
the brethren sgsin-t going ss,rsy and see
ing to i, that m self walk steadily in the
narrow cay so that may not forfeit the
rood OPTION Of my flock"
,nmoutn gensiemsu who came into
the city yesterday spsse of the sea'ons
grand success at the NJ ,nmou' b cheese fac
tor, to JousxAL representative. During
the season, be aid. ..our factory has man
fsctu,ed over $500 cheeses aversging over
80 lbs. each The factory for the pat
month has been engaged in the manufac.
tsre Of butter and has turned out over 1000
lbs vesk. oil Of shich has found ready
sals 1t good prices" Il would seem 'hsf
N ,umoush farmers 4 least are rot having
hssd tinss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-17
Young Children.

80 that the medicine Is known among them
as the eonsoler Of the affilefed.'"- Jaime
Rufus Vidal, San Cristobei. San Domingo.
short time ago, was taken with a
severe attack of bronchitis. The remedies
ordinarily used In such cases failed to give
me relief Almost In despair Of ever finding
anything 10 cure me, I bought bottle Of
Ayers Cherry Pectorai, and was helped
from the first dose. had not finished one
hottie before the disease left me, and my
throat and lungs were as sound as ever
Geo. z. Hunter Altoona Pa.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-17
Dscica.oIy Services this Evening

The new chapel recently bull. by the
Congregational church will be dedicated
with appropriate services this evening.
The exercises will commence at half pat
seven. The following is the order Of ser
vices
Oh, Sing Unto the Lord. Choir
2 Invocation, Rev. X. A. Grin
3. Scripture Reading. L. Y. K. A Il iiih
= Hisforie.i statement, Capt Ihas u. Ms
Though Faint Ie, Pursuing. Choir
&. Presentation o. the bull ing to the Parish.
W l.. Thompson. VI ID Chairman
Buiding Committee.
Paish. Hon J. ". Bradbury
y Except the Lord Build the House. Choii
10. ~. rmnn, Rev j. y. Williamson
u. G'ec,ing- from the Churches, Rev. LG RIOS.
y. Doxology, Congregation
II. Is. nediction.
Vocal music will be furnished by th'
folio wing quutette Mrs. Milhken, Mrs
Gray and Messrs, HAYES ami Coombs.
The concert at the First Baptist ehurc'
last evening. was favored with a good a.
tendance. The programme was well re-
ceived. pleasing feature of it being ,h'
.electiors given by the mixed quartet ,
consisting of Mssus Ward and johnson
Mrs Case AID Miss Flora Cross. NJ
Philbrook of Waterville gave 4 se'ecte
song and in response to an encore sans
'Sieep Ny Baby Sleep" Mrs Knigh. soc
Mrs. Libby of Brunswick, assisted in III
concert. The entire programme was we'll
arranged and every part was worthy OF
credit. 1t 10 hoped that the concert may
be repeated during tie winter.
The greatest rage of the season with The
ladies' is for velvet ribhon-parrow ones tier
under the chit or hsnging down the bach
- fostirg steamers. Black ribbons 81
white ones. and all the new malsrisl colors,
that would look like mistakes IL III )
werent 30 stylish. Collsret'es Of pie's
velvet. shaped to fit the neck and match III
bonnet, are worn, and are sometm
fringed with pearls or bordered sir
diamonds. Then too the la,e.t thing in
n. cslsces, is said to be q chain of pearl
wound about the neck once or tuiee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-17
FOR SALE.

The homestead Of the iafe Hon. william vii
sou 10 HalloweI, Maine Consisting Of large two.
II .ry dwelling house and ell. carrtaee house and
stable, with large lot and garden---scme twenty
barring fruit tr.es (appIes and chsrriesl. The
housr contains t~ eive finished rooms convenient
" arranged. aside from halle and bath room. !,
Is ixh,ed with gas and supplied with hot and
cod spri.g water. Buiidings all have slated
roofs, and in good repair that they could BE-
put Ia com,ete repair and psinfeN thro1shout for
not exceeding szoa. Thi. property vii be sold
for the very low price of s450o i. order to eiose
the estate. inquire o. Gen9 C. ". nlden or Df
tieo Chase Of HalfoweE, Maine, or Of the sub
scrlber At woilAston, Mass.
". ". RICE. Executor.
November, 1880. novxsdt
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BRAN NEW POEM

4VAV l VAMl
BY BEAN & aAMLEN.
We have a story 10 relate.
(One that we Just thought of.l
The OFT Piano Its present state
And the party that you bought Of.
The old Piano. Awful thought,
With all Its pba,1g and rattle
Has paid its keep, tho dearly bought
Must coon gre up the battle.
Its tones strike terror to the ear.
No man on earth could steep
Within n mile or more. fear,
If Its owner n practice keep.
1t makes u cri"ge it makes Us craci
From earth We fegn ic0siid go.
"stash IL ""Ae o." the people bawl.
Listen to our tale of-whoa."
The man of whom you bought is gone,
cannot ted you iohere.
But trust ihai everlasting morn
viii scarcely find us there.
The "son stop on our leading style
Just ptedses every time.
And all Musicians sweetly smile
At the melody DIVINE"
Come and see US. we'cr always glad
To welcome foe or friend;
Fur foes they must be mighty bad
Or we'll ,riR them ia the end.
About our friends We've lots Of friends,
But still there's room for more.
For ali our wrongs We make ap7eads-
And you. Cali 1t our stone.
EVERYTHING IN MUaIC.
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Special advertisements

Small Advcrtiseincnis, not exceeding foaY line
coming under the head OF WANrxD, rOn 6Al.s
To Lxr, Loer, Ac.. will be inserted two tines n
Is cents three tncs for IS cents and one weed fci
81 cents, advance payment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-17

Vocal music will be furnished by tn.
following quNtette Mrs. Miihken, Mrs
Gray and Messrs Halves AMI Coombs.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1890-10-17

WRITE YOUR ORDERS PLAINLY
MEMPHIS, TENN. 1t will save time.
But in ordering from us, you take no risk
for ii the goods are not up to the mark
you can have them exchanged or have
your money refunded. Transacting such
an enormous business, we could not sue
coed unless we acted always from broad
and liberal standpoint. We recognize
that the buyer and seller are useful to
each other, and that the buyer, who in
the nature of the case cannot know val
ues Of all goods, should have the protec-
ton and guarantee of the seller. 1t is
well known that a blind person or an in
FAINT can buy with perfect safety in our
store. We have been here over a quar-
ter of century, and every succeeding
year has shown growth and progress.
In dealing with one firm for all your
supplies, you lessen the chances of annoy
anee and disappointment, if nothing more;
you hold one firm responsible instead of
ten or twenty. We have really 80 COM
plete stores. We have all kinds of dry
goods from plaids and osnaburgs to finest
Lyons velvets and silks. We have milli-
merry, ready made dresses, clOaks, under
wear, shoes--in fact every garment worn
by women and children, and every arti-
Gle Of clothing and wearing apparel worn
by men, youths and boys.
We also have carpets, curtains, china
ware, table cutlery, woodenware, and al
most every useful article for the house
hold. We have baby carriages, bicycles,
tricycles and toys for the little ones, and
we deliver them and all other goods to
you free OF freight or express charges, il
you order $500 or more; with this excep
ton, we don't prepay freight Oh china
ware, glassware, or wheeled goods, such
as baby buggies, etc.
If you want samples write for them,
but If you leave it to us, you will not be
disappointed.
Send to our book department for books
and stationery. We are selling splendid
cloth-bound books, at 35c. volume, stan
dard English, American and foreign
works-there are 294 kinds-a splendid
library for mere trife. Send for list
of these books.
THE J. S. MENKEN COMPANY,
81, 1913, 375, 377 and 379 Main Street,
Memphis, Tennessee.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1890-10-17

stinct Of race pride cEn vote for Jo-
siah Patterson. We consider it an
insult to the intelligence and integ-
rity Of our race that saIch a man as
Eaton should be put forward as our
candidate. No self respecting white
man will vote for him, and it is a
reflection upon the self respecting
negro to expect him to do what the
white man of the same class scorns
to do: As to myself and my fitness
for the place to which l aspire. /
believe ! can truthfully say that I
am competent.