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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-12-04

Lot "A except the Oh IL. Oh w
$50 of 1861 TT. in Marsh
add. to Mankato, will make
s lots 10000
The west 125 it. and the east
1891 feet of lot IL in Marsh
Bros. add. to Mankato, eK-
cept the W % it. of 544 TT.
heretofore conveyed to city
of Mankato and Geo. IL.
Marsh for sewer purposes. LOO W
The south of lot SO except
the east Il rods in Marsh
Bros. add. to Mankato. 10000
Lot 80 except one rod in the
east end for road in Marsh
Bros. add. to Mankato con-
tanning one acre, will make
lots OOU.UU
Lot Is in Marsh Bros. add. to
Mankato containing one
acre will make 4 lotS...... 5OO.OO
Lot u in Marsh Bros. add. to
Mankato, containing one
acre oOO.OU
North lot "a in Marsh Bros.
add. to MankatO- .....-... loO.Oo
Lot 35 in Marsh Bros. add. to
MankatO containing acre.. 3OO.OO
West J lot 48 and lots 40, so
in Marsh Bros add. to City
of Mankato.. .......... 10000
Lots 6S and 90 in Marsh's sub
division of lots 81, 63. GA, 60,
66, 81, 6S, and SO of Marsh
Bros. add to Mankato. 10000
Lots II, Is and q Park add.to
MaQkatO- -..... ............ 0UO-UU
The undivided ] of u acres
of sw4 of nw3 sec. 17-1OS-26,
and the Is acres Of nw4 NV
sec. 17-10S-26 west. ....... 100000
This tract Of land is covered
by mortgage given to a. j.
Morrison for the sum Of 81,
2I5.92, together with other
lands hereinafter referred to
and marked "a"
Undivided ] S II acres mel NV
sec. 1I-108-26:alsO w 3 acres
S Il acres nw4 net sec. IL
1886. ...................... 100000
This tract Of land is covered
by mortgage given to a. j.
Morrison for the sum of 81, 215.
90, together with other lands
described in the last above
described tract of land and
referred to "A" herein, an
another tract Of land marked
"A" herein.
Undivided 40! TT. Ell e3-16
of lot 20 in Marsh add. to
MdQkdUO.. IO.Uo
Undivided lot A in Marsh's
subdivision of lots 81 to SO
inclusive in Marsh RrOS add
to Mankato. ................ 1,25o.Oo
This tract of land is mort
gagged for the sum of S6O6.46,
given to M. Stannard.
Lots 3, 4, 5, 6, 13, Is, 10, %. "a
blk. Is and WI of lots 6, rs,
9 and et lots 10, Ii, IA, Is, 16
II and Is blk l in Marsh add.
to North Mankato.. ....... 2,S50.00
w IA At rods W % Al rods of
S Sc rods of govt lot 3, sec
II, 10S, q, and rods side
which is public road. 49,. 100000
This tract of land is mort
gagged to A ] Morrison for the
sum of s., 500.
w 20 rods of W 40 rods of "a
rods of govt lot 3, sec II,
los, q, exc rods on side. 5000
e 20 rods w 80 rods n u rods
govt lot sec y, los, IT,. 5000
Undivided gov lot 4, sec u,
los, 27, exc a in NV corner 100000
This tract of land contains
stone quarry. This tract of
land is mortgaged to A Nor
risen for the sum of $500.
Undivided of an irregular
shaped piece Of land 3 to 4
acres, lot !, sec II, 10S, 81. 100000
10 feet lot II, ID LIP tt lot
II and % feet lot 16 in
Leech's subdiv. part blk Is
in Mankato. ...-.......... 100000
W set sec 81. II3, %. -. 100000
There are eight promisory
notes aggregating the sum
of .... 6S6.27
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-12-04

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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-12-04

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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-12-04

At a late hour Friday afternoon,
the following schedule Of assets and
inventory of the estate of John O. A.
Marsh was fled with the Clerk of the
District Court:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-20

sallsDtry. has given his seat to lady,
Laughter
Mr.. Porter--I didn't know that the SEN
ator from Kepnsbec was lady. Laugh
ter.
The question was then upon the passage
Of the bill to be engrcssed.
Mr.. HAYES of Deering called for the yeas
and nays on this question, and the ycss and
nays we're ordered.
YEA-Cailahan. Croeker, Cummings, Diekey Of
| Lewiston. Gentleman. Noble, Osgoot, renley,
| sewali. skolfeld. traitor. vaughan.-p.
Fresque Isle, Archibald. Aver. Bradford, Brain.
ard, Brown, Eucknam. Clark. Clason. Coolidge,
Cote Cousins, Davis. bearing Of WATERFORD, Deer.
lDupn, Tastman. Edgrrly Etvines Farrand. Fuller
OF Halioweli Fuller Of FREMONT. uAmmou. clifford.
| a,idden Of Newcastle, Giidden OF Vtpaihayen.
Ham Of Lisbon, Harsravrs. Hartman, Harins.
! ton, Harris. Hathaway, Bawes, Herrick, Hcrscy,
Hersom. Hiii. Howes. Hunt, Ha:sey. johnson.
| gan, Kendall. kimbsii, Knight. Lamb, Leavitt,
Leighton of Dehlois. Leighton Of Treseot', Ieve-
| que, Lewis, Libby Of Bingham id,tlefeid, nM.-
| t N, Martin, Maxim. MoAiiister. Merrill Of I'd.
dington. serrili Of 81. Albans, Mitchell. Mooers.
Moore, Morse, Mullen, Nash, Nelson. Newell,
| Newton. Nickerson, Packard Of corinna: Packard
| Porter. Rand, Kicker. Rldeout. Ridlon, Roberts,
Russell, sargent. Shaw of Bath, Shaw of Portland,
Saith Of Portland, smith OF Turner, Snow, stearns.
| stone, Taft, Thayer, Tilton. Titcomb, Trmssell,
Wa,erhoos. webb, wescoit. White, whittsn,
| Myman-iis
sARsEsr-Bird, Bracket, Burgess. Chadbourne.
t.uttill. Hiscock, kane. Kelley. Itbby OF stand,sh.
Inns, Ross, hRvage, fotnan, Weess-23,
| So the bill was refused passage 10 be
eng,ossed.
The motion Of Mr.. Hawss Of Deeriog,
the bill WAS indefinitely postponed.
On motion of Mr., Clsson Of Gardiner
| Bill, an act to abolish the Superior Court
in and for the coua,y OF Kennebec, and to
establish tws additional terms Of the
| Supreme Judicsl Court 10 said county,
tabled for printing pending reference. Was
taken from the table and referred to the
committee on Judiciary.
% motion of Mr. HAYES Of Deering--
Resolve in favor Of Conner Plantation,
tabled for printing, was taken from the
table and tomorrow assigned for its frs,
reading.
Mr.. osgood Of Lewiston--As y further
mark of respect to our dumb friends,
move that this House do now adjourn.
i Laughter.
i Mr.. Osgood withdrew his motion tenn
porarily ss the request Of the Chair, pend
ing action on the following committee re-
port, which came from the Senate:
s1r. Thstcher for the committee on in.
terror waters, to which vas reccmmi,,ed
bill. an act to incorporate the Swift River
Improvement Company, reported the sams
in new draft and that i. ought to p,ss
Report accepted, bill read twice.
Il On motion Of Mr., Hersey Of Buckfsld
rules suspended, bill read third time ant
passed to be engrossed.
On motion of Mr.. Osgood OF Lewiston
! Adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-20

Special TO the Kenncbec Journal
BsLfAsr. Feb. i9.--The fancy dress
ball and driii given by the Knights Of Py-
hiss Wednesday evening vas one Of few
Ench occasions where everything mows
like clock xark. The music furnished by
the Salem Cadet Band did not come up
10 the stsadard that WAS expected. but was
rendered delightfully."- nevertheless. The
hail was mos, .sstiiy trimmed with coiored
buntisg sad two lsge campaign flags were
drsped over itic stage in the form of cur
tsins. just sbova the opening double
triangle made Of spruce bonshs vas fast
gned. the emblem Of the order, and on that
vas immence Gala lily made Of woven
eotton- II Ia The OPTION of many that the
tall was never 80 tanJsonely furnished.
Refreshments were served on the stage at
'rtsrmisslou by Mr.. w. c. cunningham the
popular caterer.
On Friday nigat, Feb, Is. Mrs. Caroline
wsl mouth, aged 50 years, residing on the
East side at ,he stock farm. fell down
stairs bresking her RICH. wrist. The lef.
side of her face and lsi. shoulder were
also badly bruised. She had retired to her
rocm as asnsi and partly addressed, then
for some reason unkuowp came into the
entry and walked along in The dark to the
head OF the stairs where there il one ste
iowB before turLing To descend the stairs,
which tripped her and caused her to fall
ths lengih Of ths stairs with the above re-
suit. She MAS taken up insensibls and hiss
since been confined to her he'd. DIR. Sam
uel John.on has charge Of the case and
she Is aow deljg we'll
Thursday morning Miss Annie J. White
" his cily and Mr.. John M. Hickman Of
Detroit, Michigan, were united in marriage
by Rev, J. A. Savage at the brides house
ON Primrose fIiil. Mr. Hickman is engaged
~ she d;ug business in Detroit. Mr.. Paul
White of ttvegn, is in Belfast to attend
The wedding. Miss White 10 well known
in Belfast and has many friends to wish her
pleasant future.
DO this friday the oillctrs Of Palestine
Commandery, X. r. vili be inutalled by
Fast High Priest K g. Dyer. turkey
supper will be served by the ladies and \
sanBer will be presented the order By Mrs
j. G. Gates snd Mss. G. W. Harvey, they
being instrumental in procuring the banner.
The Waldo Lodge of Good Templsrs
sill be held with Belfast Lodge on Satnr-
lay. March 7th. Among the most promi.
ucNt features of the occasion will be an
address Of welcome bg Miss Lillian Rob-
bir., response by ~. c. Hill. Nortbpors.
The District Templars viii elect officers
for the year; also elect delegates for the
Grand Lodge aud reports from the district
lodges will be made.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-20
coHDpuspD DIsrArcaEs
The Pith q the News Taken From n.
Current Evsnts OF the Day

The Sioux warriors who visited Wash.
iog'on, say they are dissus,cd with s,cre
'ary Noble and will 90 en- the war path ia
the spring.
The celebration Of the Tooth annis.,sr,
Of the Organization Of the fret Ms,helia
Episcopal society 10 Lynn WAS iuAasura.sd
last evening.
The round house OF tho Missouri PAasc
railroad. Kansas City, was burned We'd.
uesday night. Eighteen engines we're a..
i stroyed; loss, $4,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-20

WIN. Timmons, Postmaster OF idsyille.
Ind, writes: Electric Bitters has done
more for me than all other medicines com
bincd. for that had feeling arising from
Kidney and Liver trouble John Leslie.
farmer and stockman, Of same place, says
"fitd Electric Bitlers to be the best Kidney
and Liver medicine. made me feel like u
new man" J. W. GARNER. hardware mer-
chant. same town. says Electric Bite RS is
Just the thing for man who Is all run down
and don't care whether he lives or dies. he
found new strength. good sppeti,e ami fel,
just ike he had new lease on life. Only
Doe. bottle. at Bowsli,ch, Webster, & Cos
drug store. sugtaleodiyebw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-20

Mr.. David Dennis, the gentleman who
represented the interests of the Gardiner
stockholders in the Kansas City American
National Bank As the conference Of stock
holders recently held, returned home Wed.
nesday night. Thursday the JOURNAL inter
viewed Mr.. Dennis on the result of his
visi, and the following facts were ascer-
tanned; At the meeting in question IL 200
shares OF stock or over 81 ,00O,-
COZ were represented. As already
stated in the JOURNAL the old capital stock
was scaled down 10 $500 600 and $500 900
additional iskued. The original stock
bolders were given the privilege Of pur-
chasing their proportionate share # the
new stock, the same to be open for 90 days
when the stock will be placed on the mar
bet When it was announced that Msj
Calvin Hood of Emporia, Kan, would take
the presidency Of the bank it was hailed ~
good omen, as Maj, Hood is regarded by
all busiBess men in Kansas a. one of the
most ehrewd, careful and conscientious
iinapeiers in that State. He 10 regarded -
the best man for the place, and Immediate
ly upon the fscs becoming known that he
would be the new president the business
men and capitalists of Kansas CITY pledged
themselves a. ready to take $3.50 900 Of
the capital stock if there Was any for sale
at the expiration Of the 90 days. Mai
Hood himself will take one tenth OF the
stock. He will move to Kansas City,
here he will have direct charge Of Affairs.
The figures Of the committee appointed
to examine the Affairs OF the bank ct SIS
pension show tina; the surplus viii be about
5000 GOO, including the $500 600 necessary
to psv of the old stockholders. Mr.. Dennis
believes that there will be at least 5000, 600
surplus after the affairs are all settled, and
he believes that the stock will sen ut above
par when first placed on the market. II il
probable that . meeting Of the stockholders
in this city will be held and that Mr.. Den
mis- make a detailed report Of the settlement
effected. Ii is regarded A. very satisfsc-
tory, ~ the stockholders were unanimously
opposed to an assessment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-20

Homer. N. ", Mar. IA. Fcur years ago
took severe cold. ordinary cough rene
dice would not help me. I gave up my
bustness q grocer, my medical adviser
told me 10 take Kemp's BAissia, the great
lung medicine. tsok several botsses; i,
cured me and without doubt sayed my
Life. l grew stronger and vent to work
again. recommend 1t to oil my friends
and viii stvsys praise Il. Gratsf fully yours,
A. N. kihhe. For references: First Ma.
tioaal Bank, Homer. N. 7.
feh9deoJAw<v
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-20
Tanners Institute at Rock,and.

RocKLAxe, FEB. 10 -~-lu spite Of q very
severe rain storm yesterday forenoon the
State Beard Of Agriculture held very
successful institute. Secretary Gilber'
was present. together with President SIC.
Keen and sx- President Ellis, DR.. Twitchell
and MI. A. W. Cbeever Of the New Eng.
lard Fnmer. The subject OF dairy ING
sud especially associated work has beer
the ore topic which has been emphasized
with view to strengthening the work oil
sl,e butter factory row in operation here
Practical work has been one thought with
each speaker and there can be no question
but good viii! follow the days work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-20
ptominsns Business Man OF Csmdsn
Dead.

Casprs. Feb. I9.--Jamcs Perry of Cam.
len died Thursday morning of heart fail
ars. aged 70 years. He was native OF
North Haven and prominent business
man of Camden. He was = member Of the
state Legislature in 1868 and for two years
treasurer of the town of Camden.
He leaves widow, one son in Boston, y
son. W. W. Perry, editor of the Portland
Herald. and FIVE daughters. four of whom
are msrried and living in Providence. r. /.
Newtopviiie, Mass. Saco aud Camden
Mr.. Henry WAS member Of Keystone, X
A Chapter of Ns.ons Of Camden. and Of
Cisrsmcn, csmmsndery, Knights Templsl
If nlAklsnd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-20

To the question. which 10 your favorise
poem? there may be great variety Of an
svers; bat when asked. Which ID yoar
favorise blood purinerf there can be only
one fe7ly-Ayers Sarsaparilla. b<cauae ii
10 the purest. safest. and most ecouonicsl.
feblSeod&w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-20

Do yon snore? II YOU do. sooner or lat.
er you vii, become victim Of nasal ca.
sarrh. We advise you TO use Old Ssul's Ca
ssrrh Cure. = safe and pleasant and sure
remedy for cssarrh. Csc.
The diffiulty of administering medicine
to young children Is entirely overcome by
using DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup. the safest,
most pleasant and efficient remedy for the
little ones. Price % cts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-20

The Official board Of the NJ. T.. societ,
nave appointed Rev. II. T. foss, Mr.. j
w. Church and Mr.. j. II. I.o~ei. a. com.
nit'es 10 inspect the old parsonage and &c.
port as TO the advisabilisy Of building 1
rev one. The lot 10 one Of the best 10
ested In the city, ard BY grading could be
made TO laok ~ nice - any Of them. Rev
II. n. Foss has already 500 or more
pledged Tor new parsonage, and will nc
doubt receive libersi contributions from
his people As is viii make great improve,
meDt on the corner ~ well ~ make pleas
ant home for their popular and worthy
pastor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-20
spANIsa RECIPROCITY.
Spain now Asks ~ for Free Admission
OF Tobacco.

MADRID, Feb. - AT the Cabinet coun-
ell today, Queen Regent presiding. Premier
Caaovas Del Castillo gave detailed &C
couut Of the negotiations with America for
commercial treaty. He announced that he
had obtained = reduction Of duties on
minerals and other things, and said he 10
Gov negotiating for free admission into
America of tobacco from Spanish West
Irsitas.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-20

CHICAGO, Feb "
HLocas- unchanged.
MHsAr--iower, ce spying VI ,a9si.
No red @ia97.
CorS- steady. No. .. Sa}
OAps--gBlst 40. Z i5isssi
xyk~tdss3
hAkLxY~6t a7S
foRG-Clesed A. es.coAe9.so
LARp-~lewrr E6o A. az
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-20

AIS special meeting Of the city council
the petition % ehsngs ths ordinances 10 the
edses that tie city shall k<ep the sidewalks
clear from NOV was laid on
the table. The asders regarding the
accounts 81 heads u the diResen:
departments being approved by the city
council before beisg paid. and the rsstric
.ian Of the electric railroad from blowing
out The track when the snow 10 eight inches
deep without permits from the mayor and
city eocneii ~sre paced and await the sig
nature Of the mayor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-20

Yesterday afternoon 1t O'Clock, Are
broke out around the register ia Bankers
hat store. an overhestei furnace being the
Cause. No alarm vas given - few paiis
Of water promptly applied BY Mr.. Fred
Loripg. clerk 81 the store. and several
Others xho were near BY, extinsuished the
flames. The store was filed with steam
and smoke but for so short time that no
damage resulted to the goods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-20

fes vsuld notice IL. Foeeman-Thss
article about the Mccoy murder has oil
pied. Whist ehall do,
Editor-Shsve the typo together, head il
"The Political SitnasIcn'' and place Il in
the editorial column.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-20

At = meeting OF the committees Of ar
rangemen:s for the coming Canton Ever
green Fair held Wednesday evening, it vas
decided that the leader on the ticket stonId
be y handsome Gilbert upright piano. ma
hOgsny fnish with bronze panels. II comes
from Hughes music rooms. The enter.
tsinment committee was no. ready to make
any definite report, but the public il en-
sured that tho entertainment. on every
evening will be first class.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-20

Mr.. Chas. Clifford while on his recent
"Trip 10 Boston disposed Of the patent
mop wringer patented by Mr.. Arthur
Burnbam of this city, to n syndicate Of
Newton, Mass. gentlemen. The price paid
was about $i2, 900. II is understood tina,
the gentlemen will place the new wringsr
on the merket. On his return Wednesday,
Mr.. Clifford who is quite 9 horse fancier,
oroagh, back = handsome pair Of black
driving horses, purchased of a Mass.
achpset.s gentleman at = good figure. I,
is one of the finest looking matched pairs ic
the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-20
FoR SALE.

The homestead 81 the lsie Bon. wndAn WI
cor IL Haiiovei, Maine, eonss.tfae o. isses ~
story dwelling houss and Ell, csrrtafe-hDsAe -.
stable, With largo lot and gsydes-scne tz.nty
heasirs fratf tsees fsppiss and ehefftss1. IL
house copfsips Twelve haished room coevesssth.
fy ARRANGED, aside from halls ssd bath 10 -
" lighted with gas and supptse1 VII - 800
roofs zpd are In 20 good rrpuir that ty eosJs -
pat IN ooapiets repair md painted tnfSs 81 ~
aot'exceedina t11. Tffs JroYsry ~ ~
tbe esta;e lsquire Of 0sn1 G. ". Tldee - y.
Geo. r. Chase Of Halloween, MAine, ~ o. - ~
seg1beY - wcsiastoa, 8ase. s.
nsue.h.. t,na sssseatt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-20
Economical ana Comfortable One
Way Excavations

Personally conducted. Pullmsn Tourist
Cars through TO destination. Ii you art
going 10 Colorado, California. Oregon, OF
any point west of the Missouri River. then
take the Great Rock Island Routs Excur-
sicns leaving gostsn every second Tuesday
You can cave nearly s50.oo from reauls,
nfstelass fare TO the tsoiBo Coast, and
pfoportionate reductions to other points.
For full particulars call OF your h-sresi
Ticket Agent and write 4. W. Thompson
N. II. Pass Agent, 29G Washington ST.,
Boston. Msss.. or <. d. Farnswofth, q. f.
PA, aS7 Broadway, NY, Jnc. Sebastian
q. T. q p. A.. Chicago. III. jsnI2dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-20

Tle Bese Salvs in III world for Cats,
Dfsises, Sores, ,Uicers. Halt Rheum. Fever
6oses. Tettes, Chapped Hands. Chiihlains,
Cesns. ard AL Skin Erupt;ons, sad posi-
lively cufes PSies. o. no pay required. IL
= guaranteed 70 give perfect satisfaction,
q ncnsJ refunded Price IS cen. Per
30. Hse sa,s b. DovdAch. wehsscr : Co
sa9ssod&vly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-20

'For sixty years" says a Baptist deacon,
IL have known Of Johnson's Aaodyue Lin
ment." febt6d&S.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-20

whsa Baby wss siek. ws gave her eassoriA
when ahs res CAnd. she crssd for castoria
WHEN - became N,ss. sbs chung 70 CassoaaA
wAsa ~ hAd childrsn. che gsvs shse Casssris
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-20

NJ. Al Bsyss. sho hss ben esaGsed q
TIE hssse 10 shs pa~ sso veeks Wit
Water eso'ssa, RS on the sssees sgsir
ysssssday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-20

Arthur, the it-yesr-oid son Of u X.
BACON. died !sss evening Of heart disease
With which he hes been s6ected for come
time He vas bright aod pleasant boy
that had che esssem Of his acquaintance.
srd his parents are sinost hesrt-hroksn II
aif death
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-20

sons, ulcers, sweliiuGs.
pimpiss. hlotrhes, scfof'i-
la. merourtal poisoning,
rheumatism, stubborn end
chronic skin erupticns.
etc. Diseases Of the Md
ney, bladder. and 1ths'
otgsbs, diseh nrxes.
elect. structure, s,c.
Also, nervous debility.
lost viGor. varioocele,
~pilepay, decreases Of vital
power, and all edseis Of or :
cesses, indiscretion. NJ
overwork. lsadingto ger
erni nervousness. hysis'la
and parsl5tie conditions.
, Recent cess cured In ana "
thrse weeks. Htpiitgfu and
chronic cases solicited. af
ter Ril others fall IN
Bpnsehnr has cured pany
Eases given W as hopeless
both by American End
Foreign phssieisns. No
40 t,ssstur eufes pcfisirnehl {,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-20

TIE educational eisssss 81 the r. n. G..
A. scoms win be hsiA ibis evening o. usnal.
The roo~s 10 Pilgrim Ysthess' ball siil BE-
used by the class
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-20

The opera singer who reaches the high
notes mist have a sore throat.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-20

Last evening st Grand Army hall the
Gardiner Knights of Psthiss celebrated the
21ih anniversary of tie establishment of
the order in most fitting manner. An ex-
ceilent entertainment WAS given and at its
conclusion banquet was spread ia the
supper room and the Pythian knights with
their ladies' to . goodly number partook Of
the excellent dishes served. Protheroe's
orcaesirs of I've pieces called out those
who desired to trip the light fantastic and
for several hours large party INDUCED in
most successful hop The following 10
the programme Of the exercises prior to the
banquet
Prayer, Rev. X. W. Jepkius
Remarks, Cbanc. Com. stcphe nson.
Mill Dam Galop, Oymphians.
Remarks, r. g. G. Gibson
s. ia. Coming, ~ ~,
ro"s'' b. A Winter Lullaby, "rs' nheh'
History Of Lodge.
Duet, Mandolin and Guitar Campo de Rosas,
Blair 4 Atwoo5.
Remarks. ID. ID. G. q. Pond.
Duet, "Spirii OF the Woods"
Mrs Hitch, Mr.. Turner.
Remarks, +. G. N. at A Bean.
song Rowing Mr.. Turner
SKIRT Dance, oiymphians.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-20

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