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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-02
DOANOKE HOSPITAL.
INQUIRY FOR OFFERS OF REAL
ESTATE

ROANOKE, VA, Feb. &c, 1891.
The committee on real estate and
buildings invite offers in writing from
land companies, or others having real
estate in Roanoke or immediate yicin-
ity, (by donation or otherwise) Of sites
OF not less than two acres in each, for
the location of tho hospital buildings.
fob27-tf A. POPE. Chairman.
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NIortuary Report,

The following is the mortuary report
for the month of NJ arch as procured
from the undertakers' certificates of
death:
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NOTICE.

There will DO q meeting of the stock
holders of the Glade Land Company,
held in the office of Geo. o. Houston.
president in tho city Of Roanoke. Va,
on Monday April 49, 1891, at l2 o'clock
noon. by order Of tho president,
GEO. MCCAHAN,
marl3-tdm Secretary.
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TOR SALE-A small stock of dry
II merchandise. Good established trade.
best stand in Roanoke, cheap rent and
good reasons for selling. Address &c.
NJ. A." TIMES office.
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FOR RENT.
NOTICES OF MEETINGS,

THERE WILL BEA MEETING OF
4 the lady patroncsses of the Roam
oke Hospital in tho Y. M. c. a. Hall,
Thursday, April ., Mt II o'clock q. m.
Every member of the board is earnestly
requested to be present.
by order of L. Il. Fishburne, President.
ID. 5. MEADOWS, Sec'y
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NORFOLK & WESTERN RAIL.
~ ROAD co.

PHILADELPHIA, March 25th, 1891.
Notice is hereby given, that the Board
OF Directors has declared on tho pre-
forred stock of this Company dividend
OF one and one-halt dollars per share
out of the surplus income of the Com
pany, payable at the Office of the Treas
urer, on and after April 23d, 1891, to
tho stockholders as registered at 3
o'clock, p. m, on April 1lth, 1891.
Tho transfer books will DO closed
from o'clock p. M, April 18th, 1891,
until o'clock, n. M, May Sth, 1891.
a. j. HEMPHILL,
mar3l-apr1, 3,9,12, l5,19,23 Secretary.
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NOTICE.

Pursuant to call of the boord OF d.
rectors of the Oak Ridge Land Company,
notice is hereby given that q general
meeting of the stockholders of the Oak
Ridge Land Company will be held at
tho office of e. IL. Stewart, ESQ.,, Roam
oke city, Va. on the oand day Of April,
1891, at IL M. All stockholders are re-
quested to be present in person OF by
proxy.
Done by order of tho board Of di-
rcctors this, the Goth day Of March, 1901.
mchal-tdm S. /. SPIGGLE, Sec'y.
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TOR SALE-The Hotel Boyd" at
Il Wytheville, Va. A large, FIVE
story brick building; has fine reputation
throughout tho South. Wytheville is
1890 above sea level, and a noted health
resort. Apply to PARKER, YOST So
CO., Wythevillc, Va. mar5-1m
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE.-Fifty shares Iron Belt
l. Building and Loan Association
stock, now ready for loan. Address, p.
". oox 29o. apl lat
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E'OUND-Bunch of keys. Owner can
a have same by calling and paying 25
cents charges. mar S2-tf
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THE TIMES desires special corres-
Virginia and the Shenandoah Va .sy.
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NORTHERN CAPITAL.

have special facilities for securing
capital in this neighborhood, for invest.
ment in Virginia real estate, industrial
and other securities. Reference ex-
changed. EGERTON BROWN,
80 Wall street, New York City.
mar12-3m
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VOHN w. COBURN.
Contractor for tho laying of cement
pavements for sidewalks, yards and
walks; guaranteed for years; same
class of pavemonts as sidewalk laid in
front Of Norfolk and Western offices.
For further information go II. w.
Crowl Real Estate Company, No. s
Salem avenue s. W., Roanoke, Va.
mar2O-1m.
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The greatest offer ever made. The
weekly edition OF The Times for one year
and your choice OF either Dickens or
Waverly novels complete for So.
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LOST AND FOUND.

N'OUND-Bunch of keys on desk in
u postoiiice. Owner can have same
by applying ut TINES office. apre-tf
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Nv ANTED-At SOC Campbell street,
w or dodgers and boarders; also
6 or table boarders. mar31-lw.
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new England League 6tandiDg.
enNAToR QUAY
Says the Charges Against Hia ere a.
P1spoststcus ss False.

5 PHILADELPHIA, July THE Eaquifef
tomorrow will coutsin IN interview with
Senator Quay. When asked whether he
had read the recent address oe the Inde-
pendenss, be replied, "Oh. Yes, read
il, and would just like to say in the
most emphatic manner, 10 far rs it
refers to me, that it is falre ho0
beginning 10 end---nos q word Of truth In
the charges. | deny every charge. they
are false as these of last year. The gentle
men who signed this address are not Repub-
licans. All voted for pattison for governor,
many voted for Cleveland for President,
and you will find among them large num-
Der Of free traders or whose sympathies are
with free trade. can stand the attacks COM
ing from such Democratic sources. They
charge, first, there were some amendments
proposed to the ballot reform bill that were
indescfibable. declare most emphatically
that took no part whatever in the ballot
reform legislation. The Republican party il
for ballot reform. These Democratic calling
themselves Republicans charge the Repub-
lican party, and incidentally me, with the
defeat CT the sectional school system OF
Philsdelphia. was in favor Of that bill.
Had l been interfering in legislation in
any way should have supported it
heartily. Think Of connecting me
in any way with the Bsrdsley business.
Its ridiculous. Bsrdsley was not the pol
iticsn's candidate. He WAS thrust for
ward as . representative Of the business
men. have only slight &C.
quaintance with the man. Have seen
him, but should rot know him il met him
on the street. l never had any dealings
with him. Know nothing Whatever Of him
except what / read in the newspapers.
These charges are ~ preposterous - false.
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ALMOST AN ACCIDENT
At Kittsry on q. 4 M.-Road Blocked
--Passepgess all Safe.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., July T. What
came near being q serious railroad acci-
dent happened this morning at Kittery
Junction, on the eastern division
Of the Boston & Maine Railroad. The
mountain express, in charge Of Conductor
Lunt. one hour late, in rounding the curve
Just before the station was reached ran into
the rear car Of the Portland express, in
charge Of Conductor Hut,hinson, standing
at the station. Engineer Clarke Rouudy,
On the engine major Rice" pulling
the White mountain train, jumped
as the engine crashed into the car,
and sustained no injuries. The headlight,
stack and COW catcher Of the engine were
broken, and the reas car totally wrecked.
The engine, tender and forward part Of the
baggage car on the White Mountain
train were also badly damaged. James Rice
Of Solnerville, conductor on the pullman car
-as standing on the platform ard was thrown
of, dislocsrng his right shoulder. Passen-
gers on both trains were severely shaker
up. The track was blocked sni travel Of
the road delayed several honrs. trains being
obliged to 60 over the Portsmouth & Do
yer Raj lrosd to the western division.
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rhs shoo,,us Ailais at vioslow.

Editors Of the Kennebse Journal
The shooting affair Of Sunday afternoon
occasioned considerable excitement and
discussion Of 1t has been universal. New
that the facts are known and the stories Of
Officers Pollard and Horne have been told,
public sentiment strongly sustains The
officers ard the general opinion isS"ciear
case Of self defence" The region about
PAttee's pond has become notorious for
Saturday night and Suadsy revsls By
been greatly disturbed, especially those on
ers on the road there has been an under
standing that the men Of the two places
should not both be away from home st the
same time. Il certainly seemed time that
such proceedings should be Interrupted.
The officers intended to make no arrests.
only TO secure names for subsequent
sYrests. Il required "ssnd" for two
officers to 20 into such an out-of-ths.way
place and face score or more OF drunken
roughs In fighting humor, and they are 70
be commended for III ir pluck. In a.
tempting to secure names the row WAS pre-.
cipitated. IL WAS only when the men we're
hard pressed, aftcs Ofi,ef Horne had
knocked two almost bensslsss, and Pollard
had been severely beaten over the head
that the latssr was forced to resors 10 wes.
pons. II the town people Go not sustain
the men in attempting legally 70 enforce
law, Winslov should give up the idea OF
order and confess herself TO be safe re-
sort for the lowest csfoussl Of the lowest
parties. CITIZEN.
WrHsLOw, July Z, 1891.
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xAInp pserLg.

Rev. j. u. Aikins Of vassalboro Copgfe-
astional church has received and accepted
: call 10 windham, Me-, Congregational
church.
Hon. d. B. Thomas, our worldly county
treasurer, 10 believed to be the only su,viv-
ing member Of the House Of Rspfessnts-
tives Of 1919.
The death Of willard W. uasSis. Esq..
ehich occurred Ut his home in Dessing On
July 8, fcmo,es from Anoos NJ Rsntis-
man widely known and highly Sespected.
He VS. born Ia Poi4ad. Jan. 10 1917. and
for many years was one q the lrsding
busin. - men In PostiAbA. After his re-
tisement from mercantile bu.,ntss, be
engaged in farming which bad grsst A.
fractions for him. lie vas tuf sew.
efai years PRESIDENT Of the Cumberland
Couaty Agricultural Socisty. mewesf of
the Ststs board VI AZ ics sG,e. ard oas VI
the cs.tIe cssnmissisasss. Mr.. HAsfis was
we'll known man in all parts Of ~ 6aats
snd highly respected for be ability ard In
tsssity and sssssnsd for genial socaal
qualities.
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A JOURNAL reporter had. occasion 10 visit
the Jail yesterday morning, and IL anyone
desires a better sermon than might be
easily obtained there, 1t would be difficult
to find ii. Al this time the inmates were
out in the corridors for . little while to-
getber. The majority Of them had been
sent there for drunkenness. The greater
number were stout. healthy looking men
that ought not to feel the bur
den of hard work. Among them
was the old Tcgus veteran VII, had
wished to be put here that be might keep
apsy from bis worse self. He had been
away from the Soldiers Home on \ fur
Tough and spent all his money on drink,
only to find that he was penniless and un'
able to get back to the Home till bis fur
Tough had expired Another face WAS that
OF the Italian boy, Rocco Chrome, awaiting
trial for assauiting 4 street car conductor
who put him n the car because he refused
to pay extra for his instrument. He il
almost q lad, curly haired and not bad
locking, but the exhibition Of temper
he then displayed Is likely to
get him into more serious trouble
than that under which he now labofs. He
was feeling pretty badly, for he had just
received 4 letter from wealthy uncle In
Newark, N. j., to whom be looked for bail
that he might get out Of these stone walls
till his trial, which comes before the Sep
tember term Of court. The letter con-
tanned no words Of encouragement. and II
appears that Rocco will have to spend his
time in jail till the September term, and
then no one now knows how much longer.
Rocco resumed the work he was engaged
10 doing. sweeping the basement, and there
WAS suspicion Of tears in his eyes that he
couldn't hide. my uncle has plenty Of
money!" he said, "aud there's no reason
why he no send me some. My father pay
ii If l didn't And be piled the broom
faster as he thought what was In store fol
him.
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Samuel r. yiotvas II Biddsfofd has
been granted . patent fus woodworking
machire.
Fred W. Purdy, general 'rsdcr. Old
Town, has failed. Amos II Walker, bo'st
keeper, Greenvilie. has gooe into in,ol-
vency Frank L Bond, tailor, Biddefutd,
has failed
Following are the Maine entries Tor N.Y.
tic Park races Tuesday. July ~. 20
ciass, trotnng, pure $500 Appls.on
Webb, Wsters,lie, b e., Present; Apple
ton Webb, WarrviIle. b. G., Louis y.
2.22 class, pacing, pusss $500 A. j..
Libby, Gardiner, b. g, john, 2S7 c,sss.
trottipg, purse $500. Appleton Webb,
Watervilie, b. a., Mounts,n,cs. wedsss.
day. July l5 22i class, tfosting, purse
$500. Appleton w.tb. Wasefviiis, b. & /,
Present; Appleton Webb. Wsiefvills, b. Z.
Louis r; james Gseden. Gsrdinsf, b. &.
Violin; A. J Libby, Gardiner. bIk. m.
Medyra Thu sday. July i6. 2.z2 Clsss,
troteDg, pue,e $500. AppIston Wsbb.
Wstervilie, b. 4. Louis p F; Appleton Webb
Watesviile, & .. Kesolute; A. J. Libby,
Gardiaef, biz. m. Medofa,
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meteorological Report.
July :, 1891. ii P. MI
OFFICER POLLARD ARREsrnD,
Chssgsd with Assault with Intent ia
XIII on Kelly.

Especial to the KENNEBEC JOURNAL
WATEKsILLE. July Z john Il. Pollard
of Winslow was arrested this morning by
Deputy Sheriff Hill, on warrant issued by
Judge Stewart. of the Wstetviile Municipal
Court, upon complaint Of Alderman Barry,
who is personal friend Of Kelly, the man
who was shot on Sunday at Pettee's Pond.
Assault with intent to kill is the offense
alleged.
In view Of the critical condition Of the
wounded man Judge Stewart decided to put
the matter over for week naming $1,000 az
the bail which he should require and this
wss furnished by Mrs. Pollard and W. W.
Edwards. Esq.
All sorts OF stories are told about this
Psttee's Pond row. Without going into
details it may be stated as among the facts
tbs. lot of people, male and female, the
most Of them from the Plains, were at the
pond on Sunday. They had fiddler and
rum and their proceedings were Of bois-
ferrous nature. Pollard and Horne,
copstables of the town, went oul
there to put stop to the business, and q
row ensued. They both say that had not
the revolver been used they would have
been pounded much worse than they were
perhaps to death. Pollard's appearance
shows to some extent the nature Of the
struggle.
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A very troublesome domestic trou bic
was laid bare before Judge Andrews yes
terday. Mr.. Williston Ysason, who for
merly lived with his wife in this city, but
who not long since left her together with
their baby and went to Fairfield, came back
Monday night and took the child away. In
% doing be assaulted the mother, who en-
tered complaint against him. The parties
were brought before Judge Andrews. The
case was concluded last evening. II ap-
peared from the testimony that in getting
the child away from iss mother, Yeaton used
violence, but did not strike her ~ was .,
first claimed. Yeaton was sentenced for
assault and battery. but the sentence wss
held over him on condition u good be-
havior, snd IL he violstes these condition.
hc is to pay the present ane and be pul
under heavy bonds TO keep the peace. Tbs
Judge also made provisions whereby Ysator
shall be- allowed 70 zee his child ones Ia
two weeks - long y he does 20 without
creating = disturbance. till September,
vhen the court will decide who 10 70 have
the custody Of the child.
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Belfast Nsws.
Special to the KEsssBEc JOURNAL. !

SpeClal TO tne hEkNBBEC JOURNAL
BELFAST, July THE Baptist, Metho-
dist aud Congrega.ionaIist Sunday Schools
will hold union picnic at Northport camp
ground tomorrow. They will go mostly
by buckbosid,. starting from the Methodist
church. A few will go by private teams
and by water.
Lewis E. Pitcher Of Northport, while
driving into the city this morning, was
thrown from his carrisge and somewhat in
jured about the body. A lady passenger
whom he was bringing to the city was also
quite severely shaken up.
A large force Of volkmen commenced
yesterday on the Dana Sarsaparilla Com
psny's new building, and the work will be
pushed vigorously.
Frank Hoag launched his yacht yesterday
Nearly $4,000 has been raised toward a
stock company to carry on the foundry and
machine business. They will succeed the
bueiness Of G. J. Hall and occupy the
Mansfield store, opposite the foundry lot 2
w. B. Show, railway postsi clerk on the
Belfast & Burnham run, has resigned, "a
accept position as book keeper and re-
ceiving and shipping clerk, for the Dana
Sarsapafilla Co.
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GRAND CANroMMUNr
op sniag Of Odd Fellows NJ Syracuse
Postponed by Rain.

SYRACUSE, N. H., July The opening
Of the 0raad Cantcnment, l. o. q. r vss
postponed until . A. M. tomorrow on ae-
count Of the rain. Among the prominent
men here are Hon. Russell AIgsf, Michiaau,
Commander Jacob Hsss, Fred Gibbs, New
Y ork; JUICE Jacob Stern, Mayor Bishop,
Buffalo; Mayor brennan, Kirsston, Ont. /;
Judge Frank ". Downs, BinKhamton !;
Augustus ". peters. president Of the Con-
solida,ed Stock Exchange. New York |;
Grand. Master 6pooner. Grand Secretary
Tefwillisep, Grand Treasurer Siiney l..
Rowland, New York.
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Campmsssing at West Baldwin.
Especial to the KENHEBEc JOURNAL,

WEsr Baldwin. July THE annual
Csmpmeeting Association will be held on
the new csmpground situsted in the beauti-
ful grove near the railroad station at this
place. Ths meeting will begin Saturday
August let, at 30 p. NJ. and continue for
eight days. There will be able preach
ing and coed singing. THURSDAY, August
sth. will be Sunday School day. An inter-
estipg programme 10 in preparation by Rev.
A. E. Hatch Of Concord. N. H., . blind
colleRian and grsdusts Of Bstes college,
MIR. Hatch 10 an able speaker and his s'tslk
to teachers" will be we'll worth coming to
hear. W. N. Tenney, artist evangsIi.t Of
Lynn, MASS. 10 10 have charge Of the
children's meetings and will use his large
blsck board as each service.
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MAINE FIRES.
BuiIdings and Property Destroyed IN
Various Places.

SKowHEaAN, July Nathan Antilfs
farm buildings, three miles from town on
the south side, were destroyed by fire at
$50 this morning, including nearly all the
furniture, bedding, clothing, ETC., with the
entire contents Of the barns. Loss, $4,000 /;
insured for $4,000. Cause unknown.
CALAIS, July Lightning struck the
barn of Gordon Davis at Alexander, Sun
day, and it was burned to the ground, to-
gether with the hay, farming tools, etc. A
number Of cattle in the pasture near by
were killed.
CALAIS, July The residence and out
buildings Of Thomas Daggett, St. Stephens,
were burned Tuesday morning. Cause un-
known. Loss, $500; no insurance.
BELFAST, July The house and barn
Of Capt Fred White at Upper Bridge. Bel
fast. were burned this afternoon. Loss,
$1,000; insured for 500.
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Barely H.o.p.d with rh.i. L,vss.

A letter was received here this week
from Capt. J, A. Chapman, dated May l3,
Melbourne, Australia. giving briei
account Of the wreck Of his shir
aud the narrow escape he and his wife
had from death by drowning. Capt
Chspman 10 we'll known in this city where
he married his wife. His wifs accompanied
him on this voyage from New York to Mel
bourne, Australis. When they were OF
the entrance to Melbourne harbor they
were csugh. in terrible gale. The en-.
trance 10 this harbor 10 considered quite
dangerous. and during the gale they were
driven on the rocks. la eight hours after the
ship struck she had gone in pieces, but
very fortunately the persons on the shiT
were saved. Captsin Chapman wfites thai
1--WE had just time to escape with our lives
No one eau imagine what We went through
during those eight hours" An Euglisl
iron ship went ashore in the same gale and
was wrecked with the losfof eight lives
while all on Capt. Chapmsn's ship were
saved. He says the people were very kind
to them and by the Tins the letter 10 re-
ceived he and his wife will be on their way
home by way of San Francisco.
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Hits-Atbletics, IL; st. Louis. d Errors-Atl
letics, 8; St. Louis, 6. WeyhiDg and nilliGar
tsriffis III and Cook,
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AaiIroaos 4 Steamboats
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trains in Eject June
2sih, 1891.

aOysG wEsT-s2s A. NJ. tor Lewiston
Horkiand. Portland Boston and Montreal. :. 10 A,
" for Hsiloxeii, Gardiner and soufh Gardt aer
as3 A. N. for Lewiston. Farmingtgn. keckiand,
PORTLAND f0.zz A. N. tsofess Tor Haiioweil Gar.
dlBpf Hraos sick, Portland and Bs.ton connect
tng Tor Whit Mountains sud Quebec; 70 r. N
Tor HslIoNeII, Gardiner and South Gardner: IS
r NJ for Bruns wick Bath, kockiaBd. Portland,
Boston; afs. lsxpress} Portland and Boston and
Montreal, 4 GS z. NJ. for HsliSwsli, Gardiner and
Souih Gardiner. 1t.1JP N. might Puiimanl fof
lewiston, Bath, Portland and Boston.
GOING EAsT-2.i0 A. n. might express) for
REowbegsn, Beifast, Bangor, Bar Harbor, 4.
sstephens, st. John and Aroosto9k Coanty, sh5 a.
NJ fer " sterytie. and SsowhegAn an; ~ r. N. ex'
press for wa,srviIle, Newport. u yer, Foxetoft.
bangor Bar Hsrbor aud st John; 3f3 +. N. Tor
WatsrVilie Sko xhesan Belfast, Dover and Fox
croft, Bangor St. Stepaehs. st. John and Aioos.
took County, and nj 7 % =. NJ. Tor Watsrvilie and
Bangor At AZ A. NJ,
THs Night Pullman Traiss run each way every
night sundays included, but not to Skoshegs n
Monday m1ruing-, or 10 Belfast, Dexier, OF
beyond Bangor, exeepiisg to Ba- barbor, on Sun
fhe day Sxpress trains going West at 10 ~ A.
NJ and Fast at 2B T.. n. rua daily, Sundays In
cuded. between Boston. Lewiston, Bath, Rock
land, Bar IiafboT and st John.
ACCOM- NOTATION TRAIN for Augusta
lrayss Soath Gardiner. 6.2S A. N, Il Sd and 90
e NJ Gardiner, "a A. NJ. 100 and As r. M ;
HAlow-ti, 80 a. Nj, J-f2 and $.5s +. N.
Through Tickets 10 California and all points
south and West may be had OF n. u. aiker,
ticket age nt, Augusta, the only offes In Aususta
tslliDg via all routes and cheekng baggage free of
s1Rense.
rAYsoN TICKER, Vice Pres. Il Gent NJ snagcr.
II. f. BO01UBY. Gea'l Fass. and Ticket Ag't.
Portland. June ~, 1891.
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Jared ~ .he NoxwAy AKDfcTas Co.
NORWAY. Maine.
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Those who desire to attend the funeral
services Of the late Hannibal Hamlin 81
Bangor this afternoon, will be enabled,
through the thoushtfuInesn Of the Maine
Central Railroad, 10 10 90 without taking
the tedious journey Of six hours that 0ey
would have 10 do were they to leave this
city on the regular . O'Clock traia. A
spsciai train for such ~ wish to attend the
funeral will leave Portland at 0 30 A. NJ,
striving here At ll,l5. This train will
leave Bangor on the return immediately
after the funeral, arriving here between
and q in tho evening.