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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08

.-...,,.pc Y, Jan. Especial ~
T. - n eo,rre Of pride aud satisfaction 70 ""'
-. f., ,enor,llv that there has not Deen "
sinole failure Of any description ia
burr this winter. o.. co,a of
Confederate Neterans. held III III oJonted
NIGHT resolutions were uuaL iillon'r 49,. fo+a
- ,,,s,'(r, ~ Mr. A. Bernard lerby, their iAte
IT. lanes Rowe. who has been selected as
rho successor of Mr. Caldwell US tue s'"l 1el
~ the races on the four principal race COURSES
in the East is native o. iIc'u, - -
Nr Rowe was. until he became 700 hedfJ
ono If the most celebrated Jockeys lh IA9
corntrv having ridden with success sucu
bo~ses ms Harry Bassett, IensBroecA, laro4o
Cantain Murray Forbes Taylor native Oh
this county. now OF California. leIJ lol ti9
homo in that far-distant state last night, aiter
e,erdino several weeks with relatives 10 TINS
c,tv Captain TAYLOR served with distlhcl4oi
an General 4. =. Hills staff during the Wet
and is now manager of the stock farm OF d. ID.
Hacpin. the California millionaire ana '"ue-
of many noted race horses. among thcm lne
celebrated luenz. -: 41.o
Hon John T.. Mason the delegate iu Ino
epislafure from King George county ms
tbe distinction of being the only one ot the
descendants of his great ancestor lnolha9
Jefferson. now holding Is position OF trust III
this State. 49,,
Sir. John !. Thomps n. Of this county. died
Monday I'M the sixtieth year of his age.
Miss Emily Beagle died at the residence OF
her sister. Mrs. N. 3. Truslow, IN Stafford
county. Tuesday evening, OF consumption
after "a lingering illness
Mr.. A. b. Chandler. Commonwealth Httor-
ney of Caroline county, was IN the city yes
Mr.. r.. r. Baker left to-day FOR Louisa
comfy where he was summoned by the iil-
ness Of his aged parents, both of whom nave
pneumonia.
Mr.. A. 3. Yates has returned from Charles
town. W. Va. whittier he went % attend the
funeral OF his father.
Miss Mamie For es left to-day for an ex-
tended visit 10 friends I'D New ork city
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08
Death of Captain Andrew J. Parish

Charlottesville. Va. Jan. Especial l.
Captain Andrew j. Parish died at his resi-
day Of November he accompanied his son.
Mr. ". c. fsri IA. TO Richmond. whittier the
sn went 10 take his seat IN the lower house
Of the Legislature. he fell On the ice on
Main street, badly iracturing bis thigh. and
from that time 10 lie death was scarcely ever
conscious. After several days delay in Rich
mond lie was brought 10 his home here in q
II. 4. Nelson Mrs. Parish and his sons w.
g.. Frank p, and Thomas 81, Parish. The
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08

FAaM,uIF. Va. Jan. a.. Special. Mr.
r. /. Coleman fireman on the Norfolk and
Western railroad. had his arm so badly hurt
bv jumping from the room of his boarding
house which took fire last night in Roanoke
that he was unable 10 work, and he returned
home last night. lie lives ont near lianpden-
Sidney College
Mrs ". ii Burger died yesterday from
pneumonia aged fiity-four years
We had Two marriages here Yesterday. Mr..
ID L. Traylor 20 Miss Ollie Nav Cox. and Mr.
4. A. WoOlsOn TO Miss Josie Winston.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08

Cabcll MadduX is the champion fat man OF
Virginia lie IS the proprietor oil tho hotel nj
Orkney Springs and WEIGHS 09 pounds net
When Captain Cab rolls lntO the corridor
of the -. James the clerk always gives him
a double room. All. you slim Jims are Just
iea,ous" he SAYS. WHEN the bows be-
gin t. poke fun at him ihclh ain {
enough meat on one er syuh tub feed
a buzzard. Come down tul, ms hotel au I'll
feed yuh injuh some NJ OF condition. Cap
tain Cab Is great sport. Ills brother r.
Tom Ma0duX was shO, and Killed IN Mary
land while defending the ballot box from "a
crowd OF heeiers WHO were trying Co capture
who fred the shot
Same seems to be plentiful in Hanover
county. lew days ago u large buck Was
killed hy Sewell HebprOn. Two foxes We're
caught tie same afternoon on one farm.
Seven wild turkeys were killed 10y Edmund
Ru in and brother. Smaller game. such as
partridge, and hares. are abundant.
Mir Charles b. kou.s. "a millionaire New
York merchant has sent the Friendship Fire
Company. OF Winchester. Va. 1000 90 assist
u the erection OF an engine house. Mr.. Rouss
is IA native of Frederick county. Nd. but COM
menced his mercantile career IN Winchester.
Mrs Mary Todd Wilson. relict of Lazarus
b. Wilson civil engineer, died in lndianapo.
liz, Ind last week. She was the daughter Of
IN. Thomas Barbee and Alice Blckerton
Winston. OF Louisa county. Virginia. who re-
moved early in the present century to Bour-
bon county. Kentucky.
Henry kamsey of Bristol. Tenn. was killed
yesterday on the main line of the Baltimore
aud Ohio railroad. near Rowlesbury. ". Va.
Ramsey WAS attempting 10 cross the track
when lie was struck By q west-bound tram.
Rev. A. g.. Loving, pastor OF the Baptist
church at Winchester has resigned 10 accept
d call from Huntington. w. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08
A Necro I" Warrnnts " Harrison.

NonFoLK. Va. Jan. 7. Special. This
morning an inteiligent-looking negro giving
his name fs Iaster Rawton. appeared in the
comfy clerks Office az Portsmouth and asked
for warrant for the arrest OF President Har-
rson on charge OF trickne him. He states
that he would have the President arrested
and would she him for $1,000 damages. lie
was sent to Justice. who informed him that
the warrant would be served and tae Presl-
dent made TO answer tine charge.
JUG &c J. NJ. Keeling qualified to-day before
Judge Brooke rs Judge of Princess Anne
County Court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08

Certainly. in one instance. it does. HooIs
Sarsapar.ila is tie great protection AGAINST
the dangers of impure blood. and 1t VII cnre
or prevent all diseases Of this class. has
wei. won Is name of tie best blood purifier.
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday. Mozart
Hall: a big crowd "pinaf0re ia first class
style. The elite the bon-ton. the fashion.
the patriotism. the beauty and the chiydry
of Richmond will he there at fifty cents a
head. The reserved seats seyenty-dye cents.
Manly Ramos will begin b sell tie reserved
seats on Monday, the 18th, at A. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08

1--,,.-o, \ G. Jan. 7.-lSpecial l-Mr;
VIII ILL., brooks a prominent politician OF
III, State and Miss Matte Pearson were d nHr
s;eJ tl,.s evening at o'clock by Rev j. Ivy
n. tie residence Of the brides parents .,,-., H.,
Dr. +. H. Clark. OF this place. was kI"e. ~ ~
an Atlantic Coast Line tram at Weldon A' ~
ofc1ock last night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08
s,,rrom ambushb by Rival.

sgrrrr. n. c.. Jan. 7.-tSpeca.ll: l-Jep1x'.s s
,taaabson a colored porter of the Three
.'eo,,er train. was shot and dangerously
,nrn,,oJed by John Hambright. also c oiyIfsn'
Wscobson has been paying attention 10 . n,nb,
brghs g[ t. the T a.,sT wss leaving the
49,, sonse he WAS shot at by some one WIZ,
To- ssr. Was John Hambright. MacousIiend :
~, rig6tieg Is full OF slugs and . badly maus''1
Hambricht escaped.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08
Took 5 ryehnin. Instead Of ouIninc.

WrsToS. n. c.. Jan. Especial r. The
report of sad death comes from iadsin
county. Mr. william Pardew called 10 the
store Of enc Cough and called for dose OF
quinine. The wife Of the merchant waited On
the customer and by mistake gave him strych-
nine. She soon discovered the mistake aud
sent a messenger after him with dose of
ipecac. When the boy reached him, near the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08

Bv Writ O. ofa certain deed of trust from james
T. LIME AND wilc. dated Notem e. ~ NJ ...'
ne corded ln the cork once 'i liiC i.,,it
county Court deed book l02 page o. oei au4i
I.,ins bo I'd made IN the payment OF the lonb
tIorlin secured AMI being re luircd SO 20 40 ~
fhe beneficiary. 4 uill offer fer sale on
THURSDAY. JASrAEA H. 1892.
ATT O'CLOCK r. ",
i'm front of the Hcnrico Comfy Court. house. all
.hs rfrit title ana interest of tine said James D..
I.ue ODD and 90 the several pieces on pafce.s OF
feaI estate improved ana ummlfoFei lylh6
and being in .h- county of Henreo' ana de
l,r,f' 4, acr.s of land. being part of the Hi
tard or "retcn Pines tract ANA purchased D}
SAID Lyme from A. Il. Courtney. SPECIAL cominis-
-ionfrin The suit of Evans against hiifard,
second 81 6l-llI acres ON the south olde u lhe
Williamsburg road, east ol tho shields ROAD aiu
near ~-ereu Pines. and bounded as ioho~s.
On thctast hy tho land owned hy Aonef I'M,
yard s. helrs ON the south ny the anus oNnc'i
hvI N Shields. on the west Dy roal cale9
.Shiclis road and small tract OF ltnl owned
lyJ.N Kelley, and ON the north Dy NE selu
hnlleY land and the Williamsburg ROAD. l0ee
decd dattd june 30 1872. deed book 5l page 5jl
Third. hose two lots. or pieces of land, lying
and being ON the Williamsburg stage roAu lho
lrst adjoining the seven mes 1H4 lLVii..rs
3D. feet on the south side OF the NlllansnuIk
road running back on Nathan Nheeler l.he ii'
feet. thence running east l'D Ieel Ann luel.J
south laO feet. anil from thence l@l leet We an4
from thence fO the iegipuinS l'ee deea g4t.+
Irecmler rs. l~il deed book $50, page 2Et Hen
rico County Court. The second adjoining me
h. owe tract and containing ] acre ana a.
scrihed rs fronting Oh The south slde OF the
WILLIAMSBURG stage road i35 feet, bounded on
The east and south by Charles H. iilyard s,2n1
ON the west by James ". Shields secuted
dated October 2O, lsii deed ho7h ~ p're l'3.'
Fonrfh. b acres with u mul and other I'M
movements thereon. adjoining tho land oi
iradlrv Gathrght and Chares Powell leng
Same r.ai estate convened % the SAID James
Ivne by Il led dated March g. ls1, deed book i0i,
uage3SJ Hemic1 County Court
lEnns: Cash sufficient 10 pay AT cost ana exc
rcuscs OF sale, q bond for .lfl1 win lniefest
from November sd. lS1,. To- time of sale, balance
lluon ,fich terms as may be announced az sale.
Is. T.. BUTLER trustee.
fu.orrsA Rosr AuctiOueer. q SGT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08

..oro Ia was lying in the road dead. MIS- Mrs,
S ssore nc cr'eyng oyer the mistake. came near
dying herself IL II o1,co,io, met to-day
and the 'e ef aoS a,'' this year c IS
state The amount OF iuhos ln''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08

NOR sAIF-1IY ENTIRE STOCK OF ENIU-
/ ZION GAMES. embracing Cornish midas,
b. r. Reds Rcd Piles Whites. keck Sgmatrae.
Silver Duck Wings and Pits. twenty .eFeh
premiums won AZ the ast State Fair Address
"a WILLIAM g.. OWENS.
i.s4f Box 25. Manchester. Va.
NOR SALE or EXCHANGE. FOR MAN
/ CHESTER property or good timber ianis
n ~ barrel full roller mill ln south Dakota
a. lai-it
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08
AUCTION SALES.

-. January stb. at 10 A. NJ. Mt No. north
fKipsr oo,h .treot' trustees sale Of debts bills
I, isren'SS e. due the late firm OF ~ Bendhelm
Sl1 ppatner. Apperson & Pollard auctloneers'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08
HOW 10 Curo an skin Disease.

ssirLY apply Swayne's Ointment" 10 in.
ternal medicine required Cures letter. eczema
itch, all erurtions on the face. hands, nose. 2c
leaving the skin clear, white, and healthy. Its
rbno other remedy. Ask your druggist. for
kwgyne's Olltmeu.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08
For Over Tlfty Years

Mrs Winslows Soothing Syrup m, been usei
for children tecthing. II soothes tho child,
foftens the gums, allays all pain. cures WIND
collie. and is the best remedy ios dlarrhbL
twenty-five cents bottle
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08

AMfr1, CorrTuoUsE. Va. Jan. 7.-lSpe-
cial Tie Rev Mr. Campbell. who has
charge of tie colorei school here. viii re-
m We the same 10 Burkeyille. Va. next week.
There is very fine schoo house IN Burke
Vile awaiting them. which has just been
completed at a cost of $4,000.
NE people here are very much Interested
in tie APP ointment Of the new circuit Judge
for TINS district.
Game seems t. be plentiful IN this section
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08
ArCrION SALES.--FUTURE Days.

DEsAIE OF THE rRAYLOR ELECTRIC,
II C0WPANY on AN UPSET Sd or
ssslO.-lhe undersigned will otter Tor
Ga gNfTRDkY. JtyrARv q. lSQ2 az u
H.. the entire plant of The 1raylor Electric
Company. Tie property VIII be put up AZ ts'9JIr
the amount OF the upset bid made by Mt, {. D.
G,ilI Tor furtIer information call on tho re-
ceiver PAIRICN ii. e. GABtiL.
Receiver.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08

The majority OF tho Scoiti.h gypsies have
srread over a VAST tract Of country in America
they have gradually become lost 10 view rs a
distinctive race n Europe they are found IN
tho greatest number today in Hungary and
WAllschia, where there are 500,OOU.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08

The PEorLe's BumDNo. LoAS ASD IRcsr Co..
RICHMOND. Va. Fec. g6. 1891.
THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE STOCK
l HOLDERS OF this COMPANY Will re held 81
the Comuany's Office. No. north Tenth street
on MONDAY, JANUARY iiTa. 1872, at Z 0 clock NJ
cese-td IL. L. CABELL., Cashier.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08

RrcnyoNn. Va. December 81, 1891
THE ANNUAL MEETING o. THE STOCK
| HOLDERS o. his bank Viii be held in Their
Ianking house WEDNESDAY January H. 1882.
az u % clock ~ WILLIAM VI. III. L.
de al-tofa8 Cashier
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08

yxrANrFn-AT ONCE BY a LADY OF EN-
W PERIENGE. 4 POSITION Ia some houso
Office institute or family. Wiling to interest
herself i'm any way useful 10 employer ADJ
dress. stating terms Nc, " ISIS HDODL' 1euo"
Branch. Campbell county VA. .a'-i
KETANTED-A PURCHASER FOR a NICE
tie and reliable. amy lady cam drive him. On
consignment and for sale oy. .,.,...,.... ,.,,
ASH $. H. 3. IALiAFEAhO ~ co.
yzrANTED-BOY BETWEEN .Ol kIEEN
" ana eighteen years OF age 10 hbN Ell
NAION Apply tO 3 Mfe Office la .-I
WANTED GENTLEMEN BOARDERS TO
W occupy comfortably furnished rooms
fr.t and second floors. MRs IAIkNEH.
i,r.t SOC east Franklin street.
yxrANTED- SEVERAL YOUNG NEN BOARD
w Els 90 occupy nice. comfortable rooms
terms reasonable; also day boardefs. Aplly
an cast larv JAS t.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08
MEETINGS.

VIRGINIA. STATE insurance Comp4NYf
RICHMOND. January s.. ls2
rTHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
/ OILERS or TIL, COMPANY Will be
held at the4s Office. ~. i00i Main street. JANC-
AiA ID, 1892. az 2 cock 81.
10. b.. RICHARDSON.
iaG-td Secretary.
TIE HO3W BUILDING CO3lPANY. PEgprrUAL,e
Richmond. Va. January 9. 1892
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
4 lOLbEk> OF this Company will be held 80
their office 40. 3 North Eleventh street. on
MOADA Al, JANUARY l4rlt, ~ 8 o clock L. NJ
"a 3-tl E.A. CALM. Cashier
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08
By Ellis q Cathcsrt.
General Aucti)neors,
"a east Broad street.

WE Will SELL THIS DAY. At 1922 1922
w HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MOO ~ l.
Snits. Chamber Suits. Bureaus BcfSiesds
Washstands. Nardro es Blankets and ROPES;
Lounges Hat Racks. one Saddle and lrldie u
Scrior Peds. Mattresses. Sewing Machines
Silver Knives. Forks Table and Teaspoons
Cake BASKETS. &c. Cooking and heating
stoves ami many other useful articles seats
for tho ladies ELLIS & CAIhCAhI,
ia9-ft AuctOneeIs-
fiction SALE OF BANANAS. PEARS,
y APPLES. ORANGES. ltc.-Ne will sell
TO-DAY
AZ 1920 o'clock choice BANANAS, PtAhS'
APPLIES. CAT WBA AND MALAGA GkAPfS'
ORANGES LEMONS, FlUS DAItC, KAiSiNS'
CliISI Nt-TS. PEANUTS, COCOANUIS. sc.
WILLIAM JENhiNa a. son,
iogft 1910 cas-. Main street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-28

Tor SAIE-Thc furniture, stock and fix
K lures new in my rooms in the awanton
block. rhe best OF terms offered to "a imuledi
ate purchaser. Chss. Il. Eastman, Gariiner
al
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-28
The Government Fish Hatchery at Greene
Lake,

The cited States Fish II s.chiDg Station
81 Greene Lake, twenty miles from B.r gOr
has sbou. 30 900 eggs nearly ready Ia
hatch. incladtgg besides 100 o0o salmon
80 000 each Of Won Behr aGd J. K ,roni
from the govern meat station a. Nortt
Vile. Michigan. fhe fry viii BE-
rssrtd that is fed In COL faemeni
for year, and thea turned cuI mo vsfioa.
lakes af eastern Maine. ltss is bNlie ID
the above lsmsd species VI truat become
readily sceiimsied here, they VIII Ia com.
psrsiigsly short time be humorous enous h
10 far nish e1,eliens sHorg f1- the anger.
This work Of the national government il q
clear gain to Maine. Tar il il carried oa G, =
tifeiy without cOst 70 the State.
The Greene lake siaiion was eslRbli shed
two years sgo. ~bsn qastt y of sa.mo
were halcded and suroeu gu. ss fry, i, e.,
wlthou: rearing. in the lax. Lart year
40 0oO wsrs hstchsd. OF -hich Ia 600
were turned cut there 21Qo0 were pas INTO
Psuen's pond, and 20 o99 YEA; /, Like
Ch,mpltin, These iry wire fed nine
months aud turned out lsie Ia the fall. Last
fall new station was built on
the east side Of the lake, which
Is itui;s an extensive establishment,
and model one in all resp, ga, tho bli'd-
lnss comprising two dwalhngs, stable, sad
hatchery. one Of the best IN the country.
Wnsn completed sid fully "a tipped It will
have fsciltties FOR ash hstcii and exper-
imenling upon large scale The govern
ment has twenty four stations throughout
the country, az vsriols sesecsst and int :
rior points, OF which three are
in Msine. viz, Craig Book in Or
land Grand lake stream n Prince
ton, aHd Greene lake i, D13hsm. The
Greene lake station IL independent of the
otasrs, snd is under the .uperulendence OF
Mr.. IL. IL. Buck. for fifteen years con-
nected with the hstehsry at O;laad under
Prof. Charles G. ATKINS, ssslstsat U :
commissioner. who is ';ill ia charge of the
last nsu I'd station snd sls9 the one at Grand
lake stream
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Burn the Black knot.

Nearly thirty years ago my garden
Oined my neighbor' :. We both had plum
and cherry trees his were DESTROYED BY
the black knot, mine were kept clear ard
had good crops as long as lived there
Last season We had cherries from the
last Of June TO the tirst of August an,i
plnms all we wanted to use aad to give
10 our friends. then sold In your city 81.
worth, all from less than ten rods OF land
OF little use for any other purpose 1t had
taken but few minutes to look over nv
trees and cut the knots onuntil last year
they have been allowed 20 multiply so
In this section that it then required more
time, but ii was time well spent. Every
tree dead or too fsr gone to clear the
warts OF should be Cut at Onee aud
burned and Young trees planted and
looked after until the pest is extermin-
sted I'M sooner the work IS started the
better. The next Legislature should
impose heavy penalties for allowing the
nuisance on one premises. Michi-
gan and other states have
such laws. A man has no more right TO
furnish breeding ground foe such pests
to destroy his Eeighbors' crops than to
place the carcass of dead animal near
his neighbor's house because be owns
the laud Let the women see that the
men begin at once TO destroy the trees
badly infected. SET young ones in their
places and keep them free from the
knots as fast as they appear, and We
shall soon be rid of the difficulty Corr.
People and Patriot,
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one Of the most singular sheets Of wstsl
to be found in M,i1s is Hicks pond, IL
PAlmyrs. Is is ssmNi body OF water MOI
over Twelve or fifteen acres In txen.; bus
with ali this there u more wafer within ia
borders than IN other bodies of wstei
many times larger. Is great
depths Is simply astonishing Line.
100 feet il length have been dropped with
out the ii:s indication OF striking bottom.
One cannot wril out over tro rods from
the shore and in many places not 90 Tar as
that. Anothss singular feature is ihst II
has no visible inlet, although fair sized
stream flows from il iato Lake Ssbasticook,
At Newport. Weather conditions, ehhar dry
or wet, makes no ps,t,cnlsr difference in
the height Of water, only ia spring during
freshet tlm,, when perhaps the volume o;
water i, II .essed from six to twelve iuches
above the ordinsry height Then it goes
back snd remains sbou; the same height.
The temperature 10 Always low and The
water is siwsys Of broSnish tint. Thi,
probably is dae 10 tbs large amount Of ves
etsbie matter that sxista either At the bit.
tom Of the pond OF upoa Its saotgs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-28

The State Board OF Trade will hold its
seml-snrual meeting In the city Of Bid
deford. at the city hall, commencing al
two o'clock r NJ "Wednesday, next and
each board is cordially Invited TO send
delegates to represent ia interests ia a
meeting for the DISCUSSION OF such mat
ters as the various boards Of the State
may consider rs important and useful III
promoting the common interests OF the
state. as outlined in the programme Of
subjects to be presented. which are 81
broad and comprehensive IA to be Of
great Importance and general Interest.
Papers will be read by Gen G + Msttocks
of Portland; Mr.. e. NJ, Handing. edi
tor of the Industrial journal, Bangor.
and Mr.. Chas. s Forbes. Portland The
subjects to be presented relate to the re.
sources Of Maine and their further de
velopment. the adequate representation
Of our state at the Columbian Exposition
and the best means to be takea to adj
vertise our attractions aud advantages t.
the world Halt fare rates are given
over the Maine Central aud the meeting
should call together a large attendance
Of those intere sted In the welfare OF the
State to consider these important mat
tiers. The opening spring is Just the
season to begin an active campaign on
the lines noted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-28

Hsiiosell Register

Governor BHrieiga romEnktsd Major +
RIyeii TnssSsy Tor She vac, n iaigsship
Of sss municipal csprf, AID 'hs choice
81 ems TO be yell fsce. cd, VI. Howell
4, pr ,idegssf the H.liaueli SA sings Fssti
,utioa. .Bd b.. faF some years teen rss
uisr sad supsfiBlsndsot Of the lfdastria
,choo'- l.is a5yhood days -sfe pssssa Is
Lisermars. vhsrs the "a hgmtsissd sai
renstaa lie GslHs 10 Hsil4wel. 10 1889
and for . yrsrs d, ed ths Gszs:is, ~HIct
he s2i1 t. Csps. sasb. For lonz tefm %
years he held I've pos'nss'ership
In 1853. IsGl ard 1850 be Wss ,eat &c
| the ssss LegisIs.prs. II ls0). 'e va.
made MAYOR Of II hlGrsll a1d h,t Pre-
viausy served Ia hs city eouncil Taese
| various trusts ard positions Of honor shicf
he has aiied ace 'pt,siy, qaaiiiy Him Il
hsld the joe ship sish no"or. Ia BatL
ard WasetvuIe. Governor Bgilelga msd'
| ex ;el cot decisions in regard to ths mum
ciosl court saa those undsrs.andic III,
p5sition in Hailo~ell viii give him ofedi
wi he same. Tae appantmea. gives Ii
nes iaige an opportunity 20 improve ta'
work Vt hs c5Br, and to help 20 4 higbe
plane the men and IN JEals Of hs CON
mnni'y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-28

Richmond Bee The kennebec JoUR-
nsl recently published al interesting
article concerning locomotive engineers
on the Maize Central. The account was
adorned with cuts Of several prominent
engineers, and parties competent &c
Judge declare that the likenessss are ex
celieat.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-28
Small Farm for Sale Cheap.

Excellent clay loan land, cuts i2 to 10 tons Of
hay, irni' trees, etJ, Fair buildings we'll watcred
Good neIghOorhooo. Terms easy Address
a a. EIrHoi s,
mafStlm' Sta pletnn, Augusta.