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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-16
Business Cbances.

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y Croft - '.,i.', ,'''.,,o n,.-..
In ior - 90 'i1V,ttory viii Show mi
! value Tor money: e'ocE. $4,000: fixtures.
al 600: Increasing - 600 q year. GOOD
REASONS. Tribune Or.ce.
\ 'iIA fAII y Eis N"n,,e WIZ ,id 'i i6,,
br kerlge bushes: highest ref.rencc-.
REAL ESTATE, Box e, Tribune once.
poTuf.r,py ,,i,, ,,,.tJ and ,b.,r.,r.
\ ~ ~, ,,r IAN 1"I1t 1 ,1pfv "vn
IN, god building on great tforouehare
.a,a,. SANITKKY. Trbun. OHcc.
--.-.,-,.. ut 90 It'll
\ ana 1N''E D0IA'I can h. al ciioDiy
11,Sbt and Win Ie a fortune 10 right Dur.
chaser. HEALTH. Tribune once.
An OIL SUPPLY COMPANY, clearing
- 90" ~ "v ..,EI IT, a t,r.,,iaI. It',i.
u.N 90. H. 80 ~. ,,aoon AID sleigh. only
u, oao '''' 10 . n.4 Lu.ip1... FIR he mani.
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4 IIENIlON :-''cH'. .,an "l7h', 10 d.
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g nn,ic,s muSStk igiI1TAL -'' Tl'iuae once.
CpTTCFn no ROJtPOW 500 f,r
u q
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and give a.GnQalt Sy,u'I5i S''u ,i,.,. 1,a,.'
Address 81 - Ms, Dun 80 lI-,'-''-- ,-.,', .
A PARTNER with $1,000 TO push cs.
- Iinli'n,u ,,,S't.rI. inferior uroducr Of
Oh process shgIc4e' .T thcs,Tc' oe 6oa'es en-
ploy u. NhiIni ~, iI'D'''' D-',
ID ALMONDS, watches, lc"'!Ia uemS,i,u :
AZ 'sF IilvyT,tyCc ri! ~ ,TCT "a II
quest - NDiNN4H wa 80
East I4th'st.
DEVELOPMENT GFNCY.-Fsnblishod
II 81 years Go'1s t @o1 bus -, ne. o.
lr'oin. a.,nlIe J" ->,GEfr,.. no> r. i7,o'nI
accom-, o. illness. Acuf''' poN o. H"E''-
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prosperous Colorado town GhIN paper
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AVTXG very extensive lN.ry blsiIcs,
! IL that r.o,Iir's nv whole a.t tlo., aud
having 80 much s.eknc,e II ,f iamily Tor
h, pas Two YER N'';'u U, "' ~ i,''H' %
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made to srit: good trade: long established
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kFool chiht real c.ldif. hN- .I''-' pa
f"t pitn.r.h,p T., ~ ,ui",,, .9l IT,
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Work Uanieo.
Mac.

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lion when. aI lfv Viii U~4" 40 49, r.
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other L.nt vo.a iot evening 40 hou-
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4 .ous u.. position diving GrN'rF
t"-o' or doctor . c',r'a- t',u car 100
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nDY H. wishes position lu wholesale
- to1,r. on ass Il3 East fth--t
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comm. ,I ,tt.ud 4, temp,ra,v o. per-
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- county whore be- can have hoa'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-16
frGl estate Unnico.

WANTED 20 purchase FOR cash, On line =
w Ncw-NOrh, New-Hayrn and Iiartiori
II. r.. a 14.room house, with 10 acres OF
land. 10 a price not TO exceed ~ 900
stamford vicinity pf ferred RUSTlN &
ROBBINS. A. CouIt-st., o. p site City Hal,
H!oUkIyu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-16
Ccnntrn Rrai estate Go Eel

.~rr--
EAST ORANGE, y. J.-FOr rrnt--One
IL extra fne house. with all Improvements.
Address JOHN W. RUSSELL. 700 h way.
- AND BANK to lca,e or ROYALTY for
~ term Of years; water 'front.' pIOuerfy
Oh the Hudson River at Newburg, 4 600 900
cub; yatds. best quality tempering build
Ing and n.ouldine sand inspection ana bids
requested. PHILIP VERPLANCk.
y oaHer>. y.
ITO LET.-Cranfosd. y. J.-Ncw-JcrSey
1 Central Il. H.. - minutes from y w..
York, ) from depot; house T. rooms. laun.
DRY store-room and bathroom pcIfc :
drainage; stable, cOWhOu~c garden fruit
&C.; improvements rent. 5000. FRED !.
ELY. - Broad way. New ork or LYDIA
j. LY. Crawford y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-16

Males.
r. NGlNLER.-CoMprt re,iabe young
~ nan w-shes situat or 4; understands all
hiAus o; stationary engines can trn0 Cyld-
no good references. j. n. NJ, 21i west
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-16
Ntl5rellGucous


A. NINE. SiNDIcS.-irghc.t price.
~ PAID i9r ladies ra-l.ou clothing. Jr"-
c'!N, bric-a-b'a', 'f. - 'th-iF'.
LARGE assortment tr.ul-. fa.cillrg
Il I,p- 100 .l,tl1n.,. ladies' d.. d bags
-. m ouefa'f rg.iI,i nrir.. CutEI.rS
e,itNtV t"fI :, fft.,a r,,r g.I...
- y 49, go
& AMtHA R.cL lens ana TRIPOD "aiirl
9,Io mu- ~ ',o ".,
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80.
L. UHNII iih Wan IT'D -L'r-r "r -m.ul
1 qpdnti'.' rha-rn li','i.t. -. ~
I''"""' P''"' '''. ''-' ''
ANDK .ECUGEISt Hands Fchif
IL Hand afchrfs All Linen cuILr ..c 81
initial landEe,ch'cfs. loc. apiece. pol .ciy
bet Blarr.t, oyer Imported luc,t Kids
44hds'm''t .hhd". f.H .,rl J.. .H - - 20
80 bh' W. I'". IS, u j."
n ~, ,''' ~ G.r,'p, f,o, ,i,',L. I'D
i''.''' 49,
( kLD MAhp"AN i'N Ii.ir 'Hi
~ gias- Oh -l'tf. OH f.u N. o.. BOO. ',
'h-h. Adarr-- iIlsN l'-. $50 30 ave.
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IH' - '-''' ''F'ff ..t NJ ~
49, AZ '"" Ii'''' H. WI "''i+
.3l Grave.
=, TE~OGEAPHERS and Il rrir rt,n op.r.
J, S''2s1 1''i 81 r.rotd1sT S'' w 40 o.
''AILoE~ ani Dl..-~SM tklIo a--nir
yOu ar not iu business for FUIr
hcnth. but want To- pGTri1.c F"'r tiu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-16
flats Go Get, furnished

ID ACHELOR APARTMENTS bv the
- year large and small. with baths. &C. +;
elegantly furnished or not. % W. 3jth-st
4 LATS comp efely furn shed Without p
qu ring cash deposit only - ncce--
sary. MANUFACTURERS hGENT, 100
West 29th.st
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flats 90 Eet. unturuisieo


A PARTMFNTS.-FO large rooms.
~ So IS. g. GlOye-st.
Rooms decorated halls heated.
81 to~42J.
See Janitors Oh premises, or KYLE, GlO
3d-aNc.
" LACK BUILDING. pol Fifth-ayc en-
- trance ! East 2Sth--t large apartment
sunny exposure; also ono Tor bachelor
ErLATS and apartments, uafurni ,hrd a. q
furnished, all par-S city. FOLSOM
BROTHERS. S3l Broadway.
TIL "FIFTH AVENUE" .th-a,c. cor.
S5th.st-Llcgant apartments 10 iOfI ;
and bath all Improvements. inclUi ng clr-
Nltof, and steam heat for rent 70 AUrl l.,
1891. CHAS. W SHINGEE SGpt
fV - RENT.-Apa-tmcIt. IN .'Tnr Madrid -
i $50 Wc>t 51th-St. parties leaving tho
city. Call at Room II, 80 Moor. Equitable
Binding.
IVAVERLY. 1862 EAST 4cTH.sT.
w Dc-irable Nat, eight rooms.
al rooms light and decorated.
$40 Dr. Yp"r.
JAMES KYLE & son. Go 3d-avc.
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BOARD ipnnteo.
Furnished Roo ms.

FURNISHED ROOM. lpriyate bath;
\ single room, from % up; choice apart
mont for physician or dentist; board op-
uoual. selected places always Obtained a :
TVTRETP DIRECTORY. Every Eou y
ir.rretcd. Information free. l.. ~.
DALEY. - West 31th-st
A LARGE ho1tcd room. nicely furnished,
n for one or two gentlemen; private
mouse. - West i7th-,t
A LARGE. elegantly furnished room ;
"A heated all Improvements prlNat' house
gentlemen. GAP l. NIngton-aNc.
NOETU GRAMERCY PARK, Ia Last
Y oIst.st.-lIaldsou furnished rooms
Ia let breakfast IL desired references.
o.TH.ST.. 136 WEST near broadway
81 Handsomely furnished rooms ell suite or
single.
Brooklyn.
ITO LET.-An elegantly furnished room
4 for on or two gentlemen gas bath,
&C.: private family. 361 Blinbrldge-st.'
Iircoliyn. near Ra.ph-ave. l. station
.orc ADAMS ST. BEOOkLYN.-For
ZIO gentlemen. warm furnished room
with use oi bath minutes 70 thc Erldsc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-16
domestic ulIuIllJIs t0arte b

|
Males
u UTLER o. MULLER and NAlET.-By
- an Ln,l slinan t.o,ouglly under.tnl-
! Dis duil best % ,ltN references. Nd
dies, Il. H., Tribune Branch once, l,O2O
.iayc.
" UlLEK and VALET.-WIth footman Jr
- y 'r,oru ald by oN erie c'd Eng.i-hmau !;
/ 'h''. l'li cHai =" d.nn"i p'i,ls, condu ted ,
/ - cal htud 40 Sill .rt AGE, 30; height. u
! ir"t; prr.oaal city reference. Address J.
! GOOD, 30 West JHtn--t.
II TLEK-By Young Englirhman IN
~ acrr'Iuis h.s bl.iu =, hOiuu-hl' beet
rri'r,ncr a, t. honest. AID b ETY. from t
| t'u leadlrs iamilic, ~ Europ clt' or IN
AID 2a,ii' s sty. Or ia" ''' ''"'''''' O'' -'''
~ JILiE- COOK.-Ey young French
- couple, NUi az excellent coos; uHit r.
l"ua- h"H o. piaIdr Tor Dime. parti'i ald
| - 90 l'EIily cooking ia all rIr h. San
| lI@l-rlt-- butler; references from nr>.- -
/ American and French faulli"s, N,rl obliciLs
'hd Competent. ta!l 3j1 ith-aNc, near
goth It..
II rrLEE.-Ey q French lutl-r; good cit.
- r-.er.u. - uud f-'l.d5 m- business and
/ - mdu triOus and y a. seen at Coz otn-
ave. Nine. Jh,Qui N > ohce.
tTLli,-COOK.-By French couple;
- man butler. VIE ro0i> both comp No.
| t iih very best references. Address NiIl.L.
~ ".-t GOth-st.
u ILlE or YALtT-By Az lngi .-nman
- brs city reference. ~ IiII. E"A
J'', tribune Uptown oh'cc. LIS way.
EONPNEfON. u, YOUNG san. ~. 20
" unmarried gentleman. j. &. FLA y
DitAI, Ncw-HaNeu. tonn., general d.
livery.
EOOk.-By q good cook in all branches:
" ou r'cht snip or IL hotel 20 ,"tf''
rNpcri n'r. Address j. C.. idi 'aHdl'rt.
II OACfiMAN.--I lrst-clls- co1chusn wants
Y sl'uJ' on best uf reference s'iciy
sober; at present with employer Add e-s
Gus. EEANDENBUKG. Wo1d,de, Ger
mlntoNn. Penn.
COACUMAN.- by q Scotchman +. and
~ \. ". nrst.c "a understands TIE cit' OF
tfottlng horse, VIII go to She ccrLtry. co.
city; Ia, the bet Of references from t.'
a { employ rr Address ls3 Va iC.->t., \. !.
n OACHMAN and GAEDENER.-By a
" : b. nan; good groom. driver ana gen
orally useful on . gcntlr'nan's place Prot
rs'aut nr-t-cla-s reference nom ld-t ace.
Address COACHMAN, 3l7 Wet l7th-sL.
TOACHMAN.- by single man t32l Of neat
y appoatancr on the box. ht- highest ner-
-o1ai city reference, from best ~ families.
Address THOMAS. 105 East 39th-st.
A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE.
LEVIED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICES.
no. /. 23s Broadway, ctfner Thirty. hrst.st.
ll4O Broadway, cCIner 26th-st. until
.. m. ; 30 West Twenty -third.st.. corner
sth.ave 1872 8th.ave.: iA9 r-"-th- ava,
cCrner Fourteenth st.
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Dusllc5s Gbdnles.

e. MUG LITTLE HARDWARE BUSI-
- NESS in New-NoTA City for safe ;
stock. goodwill and nNturrs. - 800 cash.
Address quic@ly WINTHROP PARKER,
2O6 broadway.
WAN Ed 10 PUECHA>E.-IIardvar or
w fOusciIrni~Ung store, about $1,000, r
go partner. CHEAP. Tribune once.
CD ACRES tropical fruit l.nds Tor $50
u. cash; g acres planted in bananas. cost
so 80 t0tsl outlay Slj7 80 balance taken
from profit, ~ product; g. two years 500
net profits each are. BENTON A. MI
CllELL, $50 Broadway.
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Boar0 an0 Rooms.

A -A.-AN ATTRACTIVE I'd floor. I
"A. rooms, bath private Ia lc optional
sanitary plumbing.
Also attractive floors with private baths,
with or without board: suites and single
rooms apartments doctors Offices; all
desirable locations highest references given.
Information free
$. &. LELAND & CO.,
WEST ofTU
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III OF SEWORk.-By a neat Swedish girl I:
l. makes brad. soup; good washer and
lr1ner wants q place she need not change !;
bind with Children city or country. s73
Gth-aye. near i1th-st
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II OrSEWORR or COOK and LAUN.
Ia DRESS. by neat English girl city or
country; excellent cook years reference !;
steady place wanted no letters please. Gail
Monday, 100 FultOn--t.. Br0OklyI.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-24
Some Interesting Facts Concerning the Largest Hots in Boston
What Costs for SuppliesA Very Strong C'mmsndaton from
B0arder.

To the Editor OF Gobs-As interesting
worthy know about the aud best the
knowledge OF the bosrders
lat the QUINCY HOUSE. Boston,
The QUINCY established present propetors
well the business
community the mllonsres His dc
ded interests to wit State senator New Hampe President of railroad
leading together with many other
giving his attention the hotel although he knows well
his the condition of affairs
who has had
the hotel business and well his partner confidence for
and details the
than Mr. Mann The
contains which nicely furnished and pleasant
halls spacious excellent and the kitchen
superior order The the house lighted electricity
with billiard hall alo BARRIERS which
$4,000 The employees this department the most
leading All conducted broad
basis which universal remark
with the fitted with all the improved requisites
to do the work Ia the best The and hh recep
have well filled with the
extensive scale The mail collected and delivered the hotel hour from
A M special
guests OF the house The elevator all night The house protected by
night wshmen who compelled their clock which examined the
Office
QUINCY HOUSE its English Welsh
and broed live Holsters.
QUINCY Carriages
the and from all trains and boats Parties Boston
The QUINCY conducted both the American and
Special to Families and Tourists visiting Boston,
readers idea Of the articles
append list of items which by of authority have obtained
Beef s7O0O all other $25N;
bills
goods vegetables fruit and
ling milk
20 bushels
pie syrup per 600 gallons.
The
department unde OF competent heads
This
of giving the public brief respects
hotel
Copied from EDITORIAL in The Boston Daily Globe.
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vetsrsnS. wslc m ..

Augusta welcomes the veterans, who
this week take up their abode in camp
on the field where more than a quarter
OF century ago they assembled to
assume the. grim duties of putting down
an armed rebellion.
10 the terrible scenes which followed
ties were formed, the strength of which
no one not acquainted Herewith can
possibly realize, That these friendships
may the better be enjoyed and comprise
all Who went out from Maine 10 response
to the call Of war and have lived to
cherish the memories Of the conflict, this
state encampment was conceived,
This, however, is the first encsmp
ment OF the kind In the StAte.
and already many resimental reunions
have been held. that In the future will
b had In connection with the Annual
Eucampment. Under such circum
stances, should live hundred veterans
assemble at the camp this week. the re-
union would be an assured success.
Should the weather be propitious, how
ever. The indications point to gathering
q several times that number. With
fActnaes for accommodating several
thousand people both cheaply and well,
thers certialy will be one prominent
feakare Of the reunion. that those who
attend viii nsSer regret so doing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-24

The desire to lynch the murderer Of
Christie Warden was Just as strong in
the minds Of those New Hampshire PEG
pie gathered about Almy's hiding place
on Thursday as ever animated South
ern or Western mob Yet where out.
side New Epgland would the law have
been permitted to take its own course
But these same law abiding people have
faith that the law will be enforced. NJ
jury Of New Hampshire men will b,
likely to be Influenced by any such
msudiin statements as Amy has made
to pslliats his fieudish crime, the clima,
Of q selfish, brutal, criminal career.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-24

Capt John r. Chsss returned ffea ~
TN Saturday.
r. 4. Fairfield has gone 10 Bicaseds
spend the sabbath.
Mr.. Allen Sheldon vas In The ely Dasa'
day from Belgrade.
Hon. John +. Hill spent Sunday sies
family st Fort Pophsm.
Mise Ella Burr Of Bangor bee ssss
Augusta and Bath to visit friends.
Francis Woodbridge wtntto Pssass
Point Saturday to spend two wsshs.
Mics Ella Reid returned 70 nsnsssss
grove Saturday to spend the resi- u =
month.
The Misses Upjohn Of Pbilalslssas .
visitins Mr.. Silss P. Wynsu % ses1
street.
Louis Mitchell Of the JorasAL n
fsfcs has gone 70 Biddeford 10 ~ :
vacation.
MDs Blanche True went 70 How
grove Saturday To spend week viz =
Ella Reid.
Mis-, Msbsi Hobbs Of Portland 10 deN
her cousin, Mrs. ". y. Choste, %
throp street..
A. W. Merrill. Esq., Of ths I'm dbH
Richardson : Co., Portland. ~ =
city Saturday.
". 3. Walker of West Nsvtss, ="
Who has been visiting 0uy vissG "
turned homo Saturday.
Mrs. r. ". Whltshouss snd fsnsv "
returned from Fort Pophsm vhsss -
have been spending the summer.
Miss Leuise Muller, who be- bsss "
ing q Tosus, bss returned 70 No.
accompanied By Miss Marie Thisns.
Mr.. Henry r. Williams Of CAsss
S c., we'll known in this city 10 ~
With Mr.. Charles r. King on Afs
sR ~.
Mise Lucinda A. Brsnn, Of ths Bfses1'
RssIe, Brooklyn. N. Y. 10 ssoppass
few weeks II her old home IN ~
Parish.
Among the psssspgers On The sseses
Saturday were Mrs Charles -
A,ss Kaeviton. M. and nn. w.
Shepard (aee Kso~sten.
Miss Aapa Nay Barker hss
from Bosasn. She wss scconpessss "
NJ. cad Mss. II W. Wright, w ~ "
her gussss Ter lev usshs.
M. C. ". R,ohssds, nisbt sdiess
JoussAL, hes gone on . sse weeks ~
hon which b. viii spsnd y heos =
mond end With fsissds On ~ is1aea'.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-24

To possess riches seems daily to alb
aorb more and more OF the worlds atten-
tion. In this connection it may be well
TO note the manner 10 which Jay Gould
deems 1t best TO pass his vacation. He
10 hunting In California but wherever he
isa telegraph wire Is run through the
woods so that he can get the latest stock
quotations. Great wealth. incessant
care. racked brain, shattered nerves, .
soul devoted to getting more, not even
few days respite in which to rest,
catering prospect isn't it
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-24

30 Patti Is coming back once again to
say good bye to the American public,
Surprising how much easier 1t is for
some distinguished professional people
to say goodbye to the American public
than to the American dollar.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-24

That our people may continue imhueo
with a patriotic pride in their country Il
ia necessary that at least the salient
features OF American history should b'
forcibly impressed on the minds OF tn,
Young people. 1t Ia such events AS th'
Vermont Centennial, celebrated at Ben
nington, that exert a powerful influence
Ia this direction. No nation has nohlel
history than our own. and there is M
brighter page in it than that whict
relates to the Americapism of Vermont
people and their devotion to our institu
tjous
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-24

Some people are constantly troubled
With boils.--no sooner does one heal than
another makes IL APPEARANCES. A thorough
cosrss Of Ayers Sszsspasiils. The best Of
blosd-parinefs. eRscsuslIy puts an end to
this annoyance. We fecpnnssd tsi.L
aua24Aof,SH
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-24
PRee0 COMMENTo.
Forgiven and Forgotten.
Portland Advertiser.

No man has said sharper things of
England than James Russell Lowell in
the Biglow papers. The proposition to
place a memorial of Lowell beside that
OF Longfellow in Westminster shows
that the Englishmen have forgiven and
forgotten.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-24

Parties waaslns summer h,ar,.
should aaveEtiss In tAs s.Waat o.
u Tho RAlLy KENHKBsC yeUpsa,
Fear iisss, sas iassEtiss, Is essen 8.
Week, - CONN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-24

Frank L. Emery has Just flashed N,
tvo-story and half houses In The vss,an
part Of the Alpine district on 0lssjsa
street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-24
IRRIGATION PAYS.

Senator INGALLS,. Hon. x. p &C. WILSON, tx
Gov SuAs WooDsoy. and many other prouine n,
shares of the
rvalds Irrigation NJ re- 4 Water Co.
which, now constructing an extensive systen oil
cansis U UVALDE COUNTY. TEXAS. Capital
a OoO 900 90. divided into sDoG shsrrs 81 |
per cent PREFERRED cumulative stock, AZ d 90.
snares C0aNoS stock par 800.
Profits viii be large and certain.
The Company off "a 10 the pub ic 2soo share Of
the preferred stock at SIS per share. and SO
shares common stock at 500 PEI share
WARRINGTON TRUST co Of New York,
Bo1astrar and TranaTsr Ages
to whose order all checks should BE- msde
4 Iiny.Page PPospeetus will De sent
Hree upon request bv the undersfsned asfnts.
THE NJ r o0AD 4 IAyESTMEAT co /,
6ILssRT ELLIOTT, President.
3O0 BreaaWay, Nsw York ar
aus2fdkw1mo az Oiive'.t-, - Louis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-24

The poetical saosion ct the bead Of
the column was found by guest st
he Old Orchard H5ase written nn the
back Of the bill Of fare and bearing the
signature Of one Of the waitresses. With
.uch employees surely the old OrchAe;
Hsuse Ia possessed Of every attraction
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-24

A abort time hence and, IL is believed,
every south American republic sili want
reciprocity with the United States
Costa Rica wants II and Chill will look
to II II ever her International affairs
become settled.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-24

Mr.. williams Blood Syrup 10 being slt
ped to Prince Eivsrd's Island. Tho Ush,
Medicine Co. received an order ics h
Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-24

Those free traders who told the people
that removing the duties from suga,
would not lower the price are not ill.,
clined to figuring over the results.
Reckoning dutisble sugar alone, exclud
ing the domestic products and free i'm.
ports under the Hawaiian treaty, the
imports 10 twelve months ending June
30. were 3,ld6 a73 so pounds, The dit
ference OF more than cents per pound
In cost means that more than SGS, 900.
900 has been saved to consumers in this
country.