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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-13

PARIS, April l2.-The death OF P. T.
Barnum elected numerous press COM
msnts on his career. His name Is famil'
lar to the French people, and has be.
come incorporated In the Breneh Ian,
guage. The Hon. Whitelaw Reid, United
States Minister, in speaking of the
famous ShowmVn, spidI "Barnum had
many excellent qualities. HORACE
Greeley was one with Rarnnm on the
question OF Temperance and uniVer
salism, and always spoke OF him in thC
highnsk karrnan
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-13
THE ITALIAN IMBROGIIO.
Nothing New Developed Yesterday at
WashInElon-whR Might Happen.


WaShinglon-WhRt Might Happen.
WAsHlxoToX, April 12.-There were
no developments in the italian affair to.
day and the reyiving interest taken in it,
on account of the alleged intention on
the part of the Italian Government to
signally display its resentment by ceas.
ing to have any further diplomatic in.
tercourse with the United States, unless
this Government shall respond to the
communication Of Premier Rudini
within such period as the Italian
Ministry is said to consider
as the utmost limit which it
can allow the American government
for the making OF its answer has lapsed
into disposition to quietly await what
the next two or three days brings forth.
There are very few persons who believe
that anything startling will occur be.
tween now and Wednesday, and high
officials are certainly ircredulous as re.
respects Itdy's reported purpose to take
such hostile step as would be that OF
ordering Minister Porter from Rome.
Even should such an unusual and
extraordinary movement be made, con.
trary to all expectations, it Is said thatit
would probably not result in actual war,
but only in an almost complete sever.
ance OF all relations between the two
countries. It Is regarded, however, as
almost certain thatit would result In q
feeling Of indignation In this country
which would seriously prejudice the
prospects OF favorable action by this
country on the Italian suggestions for
reparafion and indemnity.
The diplomatists, though, would re.
ceiye the news OF the severance OF dip.
lomatic relations with profound regret,
for the reason that 1t would for long
time be O cause Of vexGLion aud
ANNOYANCE, aud would call tor
the exercise Of extreme discretion
and tact in a great many
matters Of comparatively triting i'm
portance. Were the intercourse between
the two countries once made difficult
and only to be secured by the cumber-
some good Offices OF some intermediary,
It might result as a similar breach sew.
eral years ago between Great Britain and
Venezuela resulted-in the official
ignoring by each country oil the fact that
the other existed through reluctance
on the part OF either 10 make advances
sf.er an animosity engendered had van.
ished. But it is thought certain that
these complications will not occur, and
that the two countries will again be on
harmonious terms, nothing having taken
place alarming.
night in respect to the looked for an'
swer OF Secretary Blaine to the note sent
by Marquis Imperial, and Secretary
Blaine had no information to communi'
cate to the public on the subjsCt Of the
Italian incident.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-13
slurEsr yulil,aDlS wife BaplIrod,

PRoylDESgE, R. l., April ls.-Mu.
John I. Sullivan, whose maiden name
was Anna EliEa 4ates, aud whose home
was at Gentreyille, this State, was bap.
tiEed publicly in Long Pond, under the
auspices OF the Salvation Army, to-day,
For q long time past she has been one Of
the Army leaders, and she claims 10 have
made many converts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-13

CnARIEsTox, W. VA, April l2-
"sim" Johnson, the negro who crimi.
nally assaulted Alice Bailey, last Tues.
day, was yesterday found guilty in the
Criminal Court. The jury returned q
verdict OF guilty with no recommends
tion as to the sentence, which under the
law is death unless otherwise recon-
mended by the jury. johnson will then
hang; but sentence has NOT yet been
pronounced,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-13
Powder RIploslon at plttsbuIgh.

PITraDURou, Pa, April l2-ThlS at'
ternoon three boys, returning from Sun
day school, stole a can OF Giant powder
from South Side factory. They took
Il to tho river front, built a fre and
stood around to sec the fun. The car
exploded with tremendous force, throw
ing Michael O'Toole and Edward Cald'
we'll, both aged ABOUT twelve years
many feet and fatally iDjuring them
The other boys were unhlft.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-13
ANNA DICKINSON

Rsltsrnter All Her Charges Against Her
Sister SusRn,
NEw Yopx, A2ril l2 The New York
Herald has received the following tele'
gram IRON Goshen:
"Anua Dickinson, who Is at The house
Of DR.. Frederick W. Seward, here, SSs
shown to day the statement given to
the presa by her sister, SusGn Dickln'
BOn, in which Annals assertions in re.
gard to an alleged conspiracy are denied,
In reply Anna in turn denied what
Susan had said, and reiterated all her
FORMER allegations
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-13
BroLsn Heads Al a Political MostipE

DvaLIN April l2-Messrs. Tanner
and Deasy, Nationalist members Of Par
lament, spoke at McCroom to-day. A
lively scene occurred at the meeting. The
hootings Of the opponents oi the 81 peak.
ers being droVned by The cheers oi
friends. Both factions fought hercely.
Black thorns were used right and lett,
and blood flowed freely. Many persons
were seriously hurt,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-13
TRIED BY TnB COL0NELs.


of Veterans.
IxD1ANAro11s, April l2.-The trial oil
Walter S. Payne, of Fostoria, Ohio,
Ex. .Commander.in. Chief, Sons OF Veter-
ans, for embezzlement, began last Fri.
day night. He was tried in 1889 and
dishonorably discharged from the
order, and was, on appeal, granted a
new trial. The msmhers OF the board
appointed to try Colonel Payne,
who were present, were: D. w.
Wood. Of Anderson, Ind., Judge
Advocates; Charles F. Griffin, Of In.
dianapolis, ex.NatioDal Commander,
President OF the Court; Colonel John
W. Newton, Winchester, Ind Colonel
George W. Harvey, Danvile, Iud. /;
George B. Stadden, Springfield, Ill. ;
Colonel q. W. Fuller, Milwaukee.
Colonel Payne was represented by ]. g.
Winifried, of Indianapolis, and o. j.
Ross, OF Hillsborc, Ohio. The examina.
ton OF witnesses was concluded last eve.
ning, and the finding reported to Ma.
tional headquarters at Topeka, Kan,
where, If acquitted, the result will be
made public at once, but II convicted
will not be published until after re.
view OF the evidence by the Command.
erin u.Chief.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-13

At 81. Lous over 1900 people Wit
messed the game. St. Louis, 10; Cincins
natl, 2. 'Hils, l3 and Z; errors, Cincln:
matt, /. Pitchers, savitts and Crane.
At Louisville, attendance 1928. Score,
Louisville, l0i Columbus, s. Pitchers,
Daley and Dolan errors, 5 and q; hits
ii and 9j earned land 2,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-13
shoo,,,p over a Pool Room Row,

LExmoToS, KY, April le.-Davld
aaEdcsty was shot twice to-day by Rob-
ert Halloway. The men are keepers Of
rival pool rooms, and the difficulty
which led to the shooting grew out Of a
story that Hardesty was trying to tnlure
HolioWay's businesO. Physicians have
some hopes Of Hardesty's recovery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-13
TIE PAGSELL SEUlIQS,
Speaking Through marrlDEGop, IL WIllIur
to AFhltrA,S,

speaking AhFouRh hhrrlnGeoT1 10 Willing
to AFhtrA's.
LONDON, April l2.-in an interview
Timothy Harrington has said he was sat-
llaed with the resolutions passed by the
Irish National league Of America. Al n.
council in Cincinnati, in regard 10 an
interchange Of views between PANEL
and himself and the President and Sec
retary OF the League.
Mr. Harrington declared he and Mr..
Parnell would be glsd TO receive any
suggestione from the American Execn.
tive Committee, and PANEL and his col.
leagues would welcome any assistance
rom America with view to settling the
existing trouble In the Irish party and
to effect a reunion Of wHrrinR factions.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-13
r,,intt Rsruaed Bail.

CoLuxDus, o, April l2,-The attor-
ncys for P. j. Elliott, held on the charge
Of murdeiiug A. y. Osborn, the news
paper man. have asked Prosecuting At
toFney Huling to consent 70 Ehg release
Of Elliott on bail, and Mr.. Huling has
refused,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-13
AnN Q. onIeInl Rs.Irna.

BAlTiNoRE, April l9.-E. Dickinson,
the General Superintendent Of the Bal.
timore * Ohio lines from the Ohio river
to Chicago, has resigned.
The position will be flled by some
Western man, but no selection has yet
been made.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-13
Nnral nInlle ~ sniniha.

osAaE CiTr, KAs., April l2.-John
Carroll, a coal miner, committed suicide
this morning. He placed dynamite
cartridge In his mouth and lit the fuse
with a match. The explosion blew of
hia head
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-13
FRlGnTFuL NIFRO.GLYCgRINB EXPLOSION
In waShInEton 0Ounty Yesterday CauSeu
Three Deaths.

WASHINGTON, PAn April 12.-one of
the most diVtressipg accidents in the
history OF Washington county, oc.
Cured six miles west CT this city at 8
o'clock this afternoon. Three small
boys OF Thomas Munce, Of franklin
township, were playing along the Ma
tional pike and found an empty glycer-
iue can In q iepce corner near their
home. The boys not understanding the
dangerous character Of the can stood II
up In the road and commenced throw.
ing stones at It. One rock struck the
can and terrible explosion followed,
which could be heard for niles. Two
Of the boys were blown TO atoms.
Phe third boy was badly bruised and
cut about the hegd apd is not expected
IN kva
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-13

WASHINGTON, D. O., April 12,-secre.
tary Proctor returned to Washington to.
day. He declined to say anything re:
garding his reported candidacy for the
Senatotship from Vermont, or whether
he contemplated retiring from the Cab
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-13

Rosros, April PA suit for 5000
has been instituted against Dr.. y. X.
Mayo, dentist, by Bins. Jane ]. Fowle.
She charges that an apprentice In his
office pulled the wrong tooth while che
was under the effect Of gas.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-13
rh. rnpe Mnnt. a. Irl,h uplver.It1.

LOSpoS, April l9,-The Rome coHes.
pondsnt Of the Chrpais4, says that the
Pope has urged upon ArchbIShop
Walsh the advisability Of founding q
Catholic UniveIsity In Ireland.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-13

w&RSKS-At bis home in Raoxyifc. Tvrp.
on SUNDAY morning, AEFil ~ lSOi, ALEx.
aged 20 ycaTg ~
Fuaetsl Easadsy ailetaOOn. llIh ln,t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-13
All MAY nor Bg wgLL.
Russian HOyopso sonsS oa Tie aaileIan FsOu,
tier ON Vast Scale,

Russian Hoyenaents on the 6Rlloian Econ
tier ON vast scale,
BERLlN, April l9.-Exact. details con.
csrning the Russian movements on the
frontier prove that the increase of troops
along the GAliclan frontier amounts 10
twelve battalions. The Pot COMMENT
ing upon the aoyernmSRt.inspired
peaee statemenIs, compares them with
the rough assurance of doctor watch
ing patient In sick room and desiroua
Of stopping inquiries by saying: "AlliI
going we'll"
The Politi1rk, CprHspondens, Of Vienna
announces thai the st. Petersburg Gov.
efnment will acquire all the Southern
Russian railways, 60 as 70 form direc
line irom the Black Sea 10 the Baltic
The plants Of great strategic Importance
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-13

-Four Italians, while boat riding near
Orange, Mas, went too near the rapids,
we're swept over the dam and drowned.
No bodies have been found.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-27
rhs wosid's p.sr corm,..,op., :.

TIE people In general DO not seem L
clearly understand hog this matter stand a.
The bill passed BY Congress last year pro.
yiied for the appointment by the Presi4sn,
Of toard 81 natioesi commissioners and
Worlds Fair managers. 10 consist Of Z
number Of ladies and gentlemen, to be
nominated By toe gsvsrnor, from the di..
feIent ssatss snt t, draw taei. psy AID ex.
pensss from the government ard cot the
state. IS many suppose. Tie state COM
mi"ioners to be appointed b. tie gsverne :
are 70 consist Of one lady ard cre gs ntIe-
man from each Congressional dis
trict and equally ssIected from the
two iesding political parties. and
are to receive no salary. unless
they psrform extra services ss officers Of
said bosrd. They ere TO receive the actual
cost Of transportation ard SIX dollars day
fer expenses.
The executive commissioner, who Ia to
be appointed by the board, and who will DO
expected TO do lsfes part Of the work and
travel Of the commission, shall have pay
for his services, to be ixed BY the board
and approved by the Governor.
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pAYAGnAiA.

Mr.. ard Mrs. G. Il. Ames were in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. +. d. Somerby Of Boston was il
the city yesterday.
tx State Librarian J. s. Hobbs wa. Al
tho State House yesterday.
Mr.. George Gtsenleaf, attorney q. Law
a, Pennington was il the city yesterday.
The Misses Emma and Mamie Niekersou
of Ess: Cornith are visiting for few days
At Mr.. G. W. Messerss.
Miss Hattie M. Glidden of this city, &C
coupanisd her sister to Boston "Wednesday
night. She will visit with friends in thai
city for short time.
Mrs. Senator Walton with her daughter
Miss Ethel and Miss MiutA Powers, Judge
Fosters stenographer. was ct the State
House yesterday. She will spend scvera
Jays in town.
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Portland Express

The unanimous report Of the Hnaoct
committee favoring tbs appropriation Of
$40, eco for the purpose Of making = Msiot
exhibit at the Worlds Fair is very crafty
ing and the Legislature should not attempt
to reduce the SIZE of The appropriation FOL
an incresse would reslly be the proper
thieg. Mxine cannot be too widely sdyer
tised, and her magnificent resources, bel
marvellous water povers. her thousands ol
miles Of sea CO.'S. and harbors, her incom
parable scenery, her timber lands and De
posits Of building stone ami lime rock, tbs
activity. enterprise and pluck Of her psop!t
cannot be given too extensive publicity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-27

The evening free school closed last week
after two most uc,essful terms Of six and
II weeks respectively. The school has
been under the able management Of Prof
@. A. Robertson. assisted by Mrs. Pattsr.
Lsprohon, the two latter 10 charge of tha
French speaking scholars. Much credi.
is due the teachers for the gratifying re-
suits attained By many of the students.
The attendance hs, been very satisfactory
notwithstanding the many storms aud Sc
we're weather.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-27
That Insrrsnos Matter

CoDsidsrable Misunderstanding has com4
up IN the State over two Insurance bill,
before the Legislature. Oae. known g,
Senate document No. lG9, bars cut from
doing business in Maine foreign agents. Il
passed both branches and 10 virtually now ,
lss. 1t has been confused with the othel
bill, known As House document No. lG7
which required agents to file q duplicate
power Of attorney from their companies
authorizing them to act as agents with the
insurance commissioner. This bill va.
+ rde ini,ely postponed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-27

Whether on pIeasme bent CT business
should take on every trip bottle Of SyruI
Of Figs. as II sets most pleasantly aRt
effectually OF the kidneys. liver snf
bowels, preventing feyers, headaches ant
other forms Of sickness. Fer sale in SOC
and el.00 bottles by all leading arusa-s,
fes23d&w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-27

Tbs Body 81 George Craig Fousd
asnsiog to Tres Near HIS Hcu.s.

Early lAr. evening City Ms,shAli Moes.
vas notified hat a'. George Cfsig livisa
on the Cooms's Mil road had committed
suicide y hmsns saa Coroner Libby
was caIl.d About ter O'Clock in
the forenoon Mr.. Cfaig left The hoo.~.
Not returning at noon be vas missed ard
later In thu afternoon search vas made. 1,
Vas nearly 5, p. NJ. when the body VA
found banging 10 tree ia The voods near
the hSase. M Craig VA abaus fifty Year,
Of age 'nd 10 motive = s,.izned for tie
ac.. Il Is thought, however, that he was
suserins frsE, Temporary attack Of mental
aoerras.oa.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-27

la response to an invitation from the
local union the executive committee have
decided to hold the next stste convention
of the Womsas Christian Temperance
Union In this CITY. II will meet some time
in October. II is expected that Miss Fran
ees +. Willsrd, ptesidsn. of tn, National
Temperance Union, also Mrs. Mary II
Hunt. superintendent Of temperance teach
ing in public schools, will he in attendance
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-27
stats Tax Rate ana Worlds Pair

The committee on finance held me citing
Thursday and decided to recommend an
appropriation of $4,000 by the Legislature
for the Maine exhibit ct the Worlds Fair
a. Chicago.
They also voted, and will so report, to fix
the rate Of taxation for the mex. two years
at . 81 mills on the dollar.
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eaint Maik's Chu,ch-0ood Friday,

Today (Gooi Fridsy) there will be NOR
ming prayer and sermon at 10 o'clock. Ser
vice, with reading by rector at ?. NJ,
a1d evening service st 730. The follow
ing 10 the order Of the service At 7. 80 p. N
Hymn s2, Hound upon tn Accused Tree"
j. II. Hopkins
Proper Palms, "a, ~. Anglican Chants.
Magnificent ! ,,.....
Euno Dimittis, ~"A''u'
Hymn -, 80 Come and Mourn With Nc Awhile, u
DR.. Dykes.
Kesding By the Rector.
DE ProfuRdis, Grexorian Tone
Hymn ~. when Survey the wondrous Cross
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rssa..or w. F. Chsnalerl


RICH. at the sect Of difkculsy, il accom-
rhshed by The sure and steady ain of Dr..
Ssgs's Cssxrrh Remedy. Don't fool
xsound with pop gus, nor "Fiint-lock, "
when this reliable "Winche.ter" 10 within
reach. Dr.. Ssge's treatment Of caesrfh 10
far superior to the ordinary. and when
directions are Ieass.ably we'll followed,
results ia permanent cure. Don't longer
be indifferent 10 the verified claims Of this
usfsilins remedy. Five hundred dollars
10 offered, 10 good faith, for IN incurao!s
cane Of cs,Arrh Ia the head, By is pfoprie-
tore. the Words Disp<nsAzy AedicEl
Association, Buffalo. n. T. At ali dfcg
gists. Esass33&wfolsn
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Both ne method and results wnea
Syrup Of Figs 10 takan; i il pleasans
and refreshing 20 tbs tazse, and setu
gently yet promptly OF the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, rlssnsss the sys.
sem efectuAny, dispels colds, head
schss And fsvers and sures habitusl
constipation Syrup Of Figa i the
Only ren,sdy Of it, kiad ever pro
ducsd, plsszing to tbs tas.s and &C.
cep:abis &c the stomach, prompt in
its action And truly beneficial In its
sfectA prepared only from the most
healthy md agreeable substances, ia
roAry sxceilent Qualities comaasnd il
70 all xnd have made il the mos.
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs i. sor sAls In SC
and 81 acitlex BY eli issa;ng drug
aastx. Aay ssii2bis druggist VIC
asy NOS aXys it on haad VIII Do
cufs it promptly fog any sls WAC
wiahes to ny 4. Dc xss 0esss4 Aay
GAEafe1HS4 70 sHAgp ~
g.. sas fsAxoHes. aAl.
ssgissiuk. gy xE~ tl6. ~.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-27

II could not get my coat on. but JOHN
sons Anodyas Linirnent cured my 'heu-
matte psi9s.' msr23d&w
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Press Expressions on tho Ballot Law


No OCCASION for discrimination.
T8oston journal
We have n, doubt that many Of those
WIN opposea tina adoption o. the secret
bsiiot in Msiae most strongly, and With .
sincere conviction that the step was ill-sd-
yised. will 10 their utmost to make the rev
method successful. There is no occasion
for recriminstion There hss been az ami
mated controversy and people have hon Getty
dfsred. The matter now 10 settled and
should leave 10 unpleasant feeling behind.
ET.rvescence Of Debate.
Portland Express.
There was much inccnsiders.e speech en-
one side And she other during the contest
over the Australian bill. But nov tia, the
battle 10 over ard the sober second thou ght
has tine to ASSERT itself, it is apparent 10 all
that the .asiuuations re iie citing upon the
Integrity, prepriety or sincerity Of these
interested On either side of the question,
from the Governor down, were only the
.servescence rising from the beat OF de-
bate, snd ought Fever to have been made.
The Result Desired.
Gospel Banner.
The Maine LEGISLATURE is reviewing its
work this week in regard TO the proposed
ballot reform isw. II ra~ appears that
both houses will unite on . law hich shall
spply to the whole State. This seems to
he the result desired by the voters of the
State.
ssrsng Words.
ISeassor w. F. Chandlerl
Any Republican who ssys OF inhmStes
that ths Republican party cannot be kept
in power in New II ,mpshire IL ccrrupsioa =
and intimidation in elections sre le.ssned
essu7prsss.d by this law 10 disgrace o
his rarty, aad ehould be rerrdiased ard
driven over to tie Democracy where be
belongs. Its such men as be who are
dragging the party down to defeat.
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Before you start out 10 attain 3 seat on
thu highest pinnacle of fame Rear in mind
that it runs up 10 4 pretty sharp point.
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tHrs0,
kENNEBEC,

AuRusta-March II. wary o. wife Of Merrill
n. Brown aged Sd years. 10 months Funers
private.
about IS years
at. veruou--Mareh a. Mr. Nathaniel Leighton,
aged 7s y.rrs.
B.Igraae-Nsrch 9, MIS- Angeiine Hi. aged So
wears and months.
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For One Dollar Per Week

A Handsome Antique Chamber Set,
eheval glass to dressing case, combina-
ton commode, chairs, rocker, table
and towel rack. This set is nicely carved
aud well finished. S25 is the price.
Terms So down, 81 per week.
We offer you SIS Sewing Machine
for SIS. If it is not as good as the ma
chine agents are selling at SIS We don't
want you to keep it One dollar a week
buys it, and only s. down.
Agents would ask you s35 or $40 If
you paid spot cash. We save you Sl7
on the price and yet give these easy
terms. Buy before the price goes up.
We are only selling at SIS to advertise
0ur machines
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-27

II Is said st the Post Office Department in
Washington that stamps are scarce. Many
people have received sinils. isGimaIicn
from other sources.
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SGrrl.
-


winslow March %, 10 Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Pollard, a son. % - pourdsl.
Lead March g, 10 ;he = lie If r. W HIr
| veg. soa.
SAGADaIiuC.
Rowioiuha n--March 20. TO MS. VIM, ~. " God
a dseghter.