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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-01-07
January Z, 1892
IN SIGHT.

Little Local Bell,
y Echoes Rise
Swell.
4 = on December oath, a
Isl "a NI born to Mr.. and Mrs.
49,. were held at the sew
berdeen to watch '91
I've.
you give iaundryman
It; but this isn't so
iddle-agcd lady, house
Or to cook in logging
this office.
ore" is now located in
quarters, at the south
ron and F streets.
UOUAE y her age and add one
nty, and subtract ''one-
teen is said to be good
Co. have moved their
Is and clothing into the
IN Heron street opposite
III GIT Br, proprietor OF the
had severe attack OF
Ia; elk, but is now able to
matte, OF Market street,
III remainder of her winter
ow cost before going to
rchase her spring goods.
Qr,p1 evening, January I'd,
informal dance given at
Considering the rush in
VII tten up, it was we'll at
leasant time was enjoyed.
morning at the Pres
DR.. Lackev will hold
W y and children's service.
bople of the Sunday school
hvited to be present with
NJ. Dobbins returned from
N61 Thursday, where he pur-
b ferryboat to ply between
~ South Aberdeen. The boat
Chas. Hanson Monday,
inning in short time.
vereth multitude OF sins,
p said the sage to the fash
"but charity itself will not
the evening dress fails"
apa, but you are the first
lat have ever heard pro-
sins"
tetson and wife gave a dance
DE the town hall in Cosmopolis
night, on the eve OF their de-
california. The departure Of
Stetson will be generally
IS they were highly esteemed
tYT(l ness and social circles on the
Lnark, wife of Patterson
at ther nome near AelSeyVllle,
list. The deceased and hus-
pioneers Of Chehalis county,
ted here in 1858, and remain
lei, 100 but three years ago, when they
California.
RS. A. Payette was returning
lursday evening from the sick
PORTER, she slipped on the wet
falling upon her left arm,
racture just above the wrist.
were soon put in place, and
ng along as we'll as could be
bcial at the Congregational
ursday evening was largely at
h very enjoyable time had by
/. A large number waited to
The passing into eternity of
e, and hail with joy the birth Of
Rr
" ia esbyterian church has been re-
recarpeted and thoroughly reno
the inside and now is as cay
eike as parlor. The pulpit
raised and the house is now
knA nth new and better lamps. We
- Re was Il large addition to the
It their communion last Sunday.
line OF CANNED goods at the
Front.
orm of last week did some per.
Improvement for us by blowing
- % or three trees in our city which
led the view and threatened the
those living near them. Our
should continue the work that
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-01-07

Full line of new dried fruits at the
Diamond Front.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-01-07

Early Monday morning Captain Lilli-
quist of the sch 'oilt,r marie, IT, lSon
sighted an English ves~el in inr hr Aker,.
about six .s.iles norln of tAr ..ys ha.-
Dor bar. There aa~ stiii h.ye1. blow-
ing. and the vessel .aye every aience oi
distress.
Captain I.iliqust infofue be- cap,.in
of the tug Traveller, a.d ieqae-tca him a.
90 10 the rescue, but he iaiad - ito SO
until Tuesday msnnipg NN ne wea
out after The rchooue, Aia de-, I he
vessel proved t. he The i>h shit
Aigburlh. from Aca.ulcp t"ilua,
consigned to the Portland i'p ny Com
pany. she was lrulid in'o d !.
valer, and rroceed.d M way -
Portland.
We are informed lia he eler .ss..
salvage in TIC modest sun IA i,Oi
L. A. McCutciieon w.,- freSied Fii,ib
on warrant sworn out by ! icDpugaa.
for carrying concealed we4pons. le
plead guilty to the charge b for, Tud %
Reyes and was taxed IL the .unr uf$15 ) ;.
A furnished house to rent l'r the win
ter on reasonable terms. Apply at this
Office. If
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-01-07

A furnished house to rent l,r the vim
ter on reasonable terms. Apply at this
Office. If
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-02-18

Janatiler iinb teiuen Wernunftsranben
lusdnslid. Cine Convention, bic in
Mi@isan taste unb f@ ben Namen
g~oltspartei beileste, Fat einen gei9lub
a%nsensmmen, laut peIdem der San.
bel in seiftisen @etrdnten ais GenuB.
mittel unterSriidt perben ioQ." 81.
,Ncm @ra" pom Sprinsfielb, g., ber=
ielbe Prohibitions unb Qasenwild,
metder @sbert SHILLING als Erunten:
'bolb bin5uiteuen iudte, neil .r Ben uns
sur@fabrbaren unb uniinnisen 2ebren
Der 3manssfanatiter opponirte, SaTelb.
8latt, uel@es friiber bic Noltsparte'
perbammte, neil iie samals auf 81.
gori9ldse Der prsbibitioniiten nidt Elm.
sins, ;iebt nun bieien Bel9luB Der Sri
@isanzG Convention ins 9d@erli6e.
Scat. &eformer. z
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-02-18

Sat bic Genoen; III Deutidlano gu
fem i@eint, bic Tre;beit Der preile auf
guq ;u reouciren, wur6e neuerbinss
in Berlin bcmcrf6ar, no Ser Gtaatsan>
malt nibt n'r Sic Sdriitieter uno Gorz
r%ecturenleier, ionoern aud ben Madi>
niiteu melder bic 8reiie baabirt, fir SEN
Jn9alt ber 3eitun9 seietli4 ueront~
wortli@ MAIDEN ueute. -Sn bieicn,
Sale 1T es Elm 9olSidnitt, ii@ auf bic
Bolitit beSie1ens, uelder Der taiierliz
@en acsicruns ni@t b%eionoers aefiel,
uno ucswesen bieielbe 10 uiele Gerionen
ME m09li@ beitrofen mS@te, um ben
n0tbisen .@eipeet einsuflOben. Gem
8u1ltabcn bes betreficnsen @ciebcS
mad t1ur,en ni6t nur Der Mutor ooer
@ssattcur elmer iotd antiztaiierlidsn
Qualification, ionbern au9 ber @eraus>
9eber, Der Drudcr uno ir9eno cine Yel>
Jon, wel9e iel@ cine S@riit uerbreitet,
CUR 9e@eni4ait se;oscn mcroend
|S9riftieter une @anoere Peri0nen,
tpeld)c. nur medaniidc Tunttioncn 3t
ueriebcn baben, I'm iel@ ein r~e9ierunss>
wiori9es proouft bcr5uitcllen, weroen
sornidt senonnt, une lit oesbalb ansuz
nebmen, DAP Die @eietmo@er bielclbci,
uon Scr 0erantluortli@:eit aussei6loi>
fen Daben modten.
Dielc arbitrdre Goni truction bcs @e>
Ietes baiirt cuf elmer forcirten SNterprc>
tation Der barin portommenben G9raie
ucouiale 0erbinoung." Oicie Music
9uns, weitcr msseiabrt, wiirbe natjrl;z
@erueiie AUDI Ben Bapierfabrifantcn,
9umpenjammler unS Oruderteuiel nit
cini@lieben. 9osar jeoer, Der cine 3eiz
tun9 fault, miirse III 9ewller Sesle>
buts ii6 zines Ser9ebens i@uloi9 mas
@en. Die beatidc Freiie lit Oh iolz
der Nufiaiiung bes @cietcs erbolt, une
bat nidt mib,uueritebenoc Yrsteitc ausz
seianot. Seoenfalls Gin bofinun9suo1ss
3eidcu!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-02-18

Sn Berlin itarben i'm Sabre 1891 so
&inber bur1 Selbtmorb, 46 Ruaben
nus le Mdbden; "a battcn sas fiinfs
3cbnte IA sas uiersebnte, 9 bas breiz
3ebnte, I erit oas ;u0lfte Sabr errei9t.
Gines Der ainoer mar nod nidt iieben
Sabre alt. ,Marum bic &ineer freimil=
Zig aus benz 2eben i@eiben?" Grdst Ser
Berliner Goltstribine). sic baften 81
eiIen, mas .ibr @aumen besebrte, al.
Gage Braten, &ompott unb Obit uni
3uderia@en. fe i@liefen in 9aunenbet:
ten nnb mobnten in Doben, beuen 3im:
mern nnb fubren III gepoliterten &ut:
i@en. l1no &inoermdb@en marteten Il.
nns 8onneu bebiteten iie, unb in ibren
i@6nen &leisern maren iie ansuj9au.n
pie Eutpuppen. l1nb ba pursen Il.
blaiirt uno IS sefiel i5nen ni9ts meI1
unb iie iasten aee uno sinsen. ST.
iast nein? 90 lei IS ni@t gepcien?.
Die perborrten 3Orper Ser Hleinen feien
in itintenoe 6eten sebiqt s~e,ueien, ie
ieien Dor l6reube idon seiprungen, ruenn
lie AUDI ,,ur cine binme Brobrinte ibr
.eisen nannten? mau babe fe seldupit,
seitoben, 9eidla9en, setreten ME iunse
M1lfe2 l1nb bas 81 Der @runb ;. 6ano>
lnnssmeiie seweien? @iellcidt babt ibr
@edt. ga, ibr babt @e@t. Ni@t Gin
8latt Der birserli@em, anitdnbisen,
bonetten Brciie ia Dem Sbi diale bies
ier Nrnren AUDI nur cine 3ei(e 9emios
met.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-02-18

aania bas lie Mefsrn.g ewesuns an.
finst fefen Gub ~ faNea, 70 fanseu
aud idon bic WanerGuYel an, ii9 Der.
felben a~n,ubdnseu nm Avibfimmuns in
bic Neibeu ~ br.nsen. 0ie infer Sss
Mathis Saju tomnnt, bei ber neuli9en
gonferenj in Chicago ii4 baflr ;u ers
.tldren, bab alle Salosns ausseottet
serben iouen, t0nnen mir niJt besreis
fen. St bat babe, cine unuerjeidIiGe
Gielei ~besaxseu unb ben garasrapb.n
n@lei@e Wedte fir sae unb teine Yes
Dorsusuns ein3elner" mitSDiBen setres
ten. Dir uerlansen cine freie @esie.
runs unb feline Dittatori1aft.. H.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-02-18
acknowledgements
Da5 NstisnaI Central
Gonite ser ammeIt I'D
am 20. Gebruari net
Vents.

Der folsenbe Ba1luB ,purbe III be-
am 10. unb 20. Mai in Cincinnati ab'
sebaltenen Veriammlung ansenon,'
men:
.,gd@toXen, baB sas gentralsgo
mite BET Voltspartei sieie gartei per,
treten uns an Der National.G snferenl
am %. Tebruar 1892 tbeilncbmen
unS tperu mOsli@ ii@ NIT allen bort
sertretenen @eform' Organization per:
einisen ioQ. Denn tein 5~ufrieSenitel:
leaees l1ebereia,ommen er;ielt mire, ion
bieies @omite cine National> Gonpen:
ton gut Domination zines Prdiibent:
un> Vieeprdi ganb,baten elm:
berufen, wel@e ni@t ipater ais am l.
Stunt absebalten merSen ioQ".
Sn uebereinitimmis nit bieiem Sc:
i6lnb beruien wir eiue8 erlammluns Ses
National Gomites Der goltspartei be'
Der. Staaten, welde am Monta9, Der
20. Tebruar 1T ct. 2ouis ~absebalter
persen lou, I'm portebensen Wei9tuE
aus3ufubren.
Eas 6auptquartier' Der Boltsparte
wir0 i'm saeEe0e 9'tet aafsd@la::
gen. . 49,. ,...
$. 6. Eaubened @oriiser,
&obert S9illins, Secretdr,
80. 6. @antin, S@atmeiiter
6es Hatiouat Gent. >GomiteS.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-02-18

@or GonsreB %perlautet, baB infer
9eniionszB urcu elmer 9enauen Inter-
iuGuns unterworfen merben ioQ. IS
lit bO@it i%eanbalOs fir bic 9arriion
Nominiitration, bab Gin bcrnnter9etom>
men Barteiflepper ME Naun, an Der
Spiee cines 10 wi@tisen departments
blie5, nu6oem unumitSBliber Bs1peis
lin fit bieien Soften ais untaugli6
Jinlte0tc. IS wurbeu 3mar Gerlu9e
scmaGt lin weiB5umoi6cn unb ueri@ie=
bsne MiBtdnbe bcs Bureaus su bendn>
teln, abcr oieWeweiie waren 10 fart uno
iibcrwic9enb, baB b;cie Geriudc tld9li=
den Giasco ma9teu. Cine ofii;ieqe
gluBiteQuns ieiner Mi1et1aten battc
idon seaiisen eucn ben &raiibcnten 3nr
@uspeqSiruns bieles geaneten 81 bcwe<
gen. @enn bod i@on cinmal Inter
iudung itattfnben mub, 10 iollte man
baR Sen us< Bureau unb &obsrt Yorter,
ben Boriteher oeHel6en, in Mitleiben>
l@aft siebcn. 9icr tann etuas gu 9os
&c bciorsert werocn, wel9es Bortcrs
Geinben iosor bic reinite Ofienbaruns
lein 'piiroc. Nlio, frild ans @ert! Auf>
bedun9 1T bic 9auptia9e uni benz
S9winbel ein Gnbc ;u MAIDEN.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-02-18

gtnen artitel, Der teine suten:Jri@t'
trasen fam, brinst in ibrer letten 9eum'
m,er bic ,@reat Weit." Sic Musbridt
bic Der Doctor Sa se9.n ben GrzYrdf:
Senten 9al sebrau6t, erideinen uns gu
orsindr dis, baB mir lie bier ~rpieberse:
ben msQen. SdOner mdre"es . I'M:
ierem Staats>G orleler, pen e. nit q:
mem 'beReren Beiipiel uoraussinse uni
elm bis@en me1r belebrenb apf bic Mai:
len einwirte unb bic 9esereten einiteuen
wlr6e. Gin Monn, ben, bel ieinem
Mmtsabtritt ein gbrenpotum Der san;en
Convention entsesensebra@t murbe, per,
bient feline fol@e 8ebanoluns, ionft
rpiirbe saB Gbrenuotum, ,uel@es Ct er:
bielt gu S9anoen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-02-18

Ser Mmerican ,Nonconfermiit", cine
ienit ta@tis rebisirte !3eitnn9 label in
ieinen letten Nus9aben bic pro5ibitios
niiten oes Nanbes Elm ii@ eur@ Dele9a>
ten BE, Der st. 9ouis Convention per>
treten 81 lafen. @ir t6nnen ni6t be-
sreifen, Bag cine 3eituns ruie ber ,Non>
conformift" Der u elmer Set cine ber
eriten Steuen ais @eforme 53eituns eins
nabm, bet Convention cine @eieui6aft
BON Ganatitern aufbalien min, Die n1r
cine Blante p~ertritt, mel1e in feiner
ge5iebuns init Dem Ocalas8 eidlube
!, @leide Re9te fir MIe unb feline 8e>
uor3usuns Gin3eluer" int Gintlanse
itebt, ionoern benz elben brett iumiber
1T. gs brau@t semiB feiaer5u 9roben
Iufmunterun9, nm bic Hrobibitioniiten
oortbin 5u sieben, uno !3mietradt wdre
u1ousblelbltD. = ...
Dieielben baben Spaltnn9 senus in
bic @eibcn oer alien parteien seidt nnb
bic letteren maren Semib frob, ,ue,n iie
bic @cieQi6aft ein flr aqe nal los waz
ren. 9ofentlid merben senug liberal
seiinnte Dele9atcn a,1f ber @snpention
3usesen iein, um etwai9e 0sriu@e Der
Brobibitioniiten, iid Der neuen 8e1ue>
suns ansui@lieben, ;u pereiteln unS bic
@%oltspartei, i0Qte iie gu Stanoe foms
men, ut elmer partei ~seitalten belfen,
Die I'M Wolfc Sen Mutlan9 finoet, ben
cine mebre @oltspartei finoen iolte.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-02-18

Sd babe hMis Sabr bic srS5e Nuspabl Dn shdereien unO eysen bic
ienaIs mad gNu ulm 9ebra9t rpurben:
Bite merit e3 bic felsenSe NusuabI unb grene
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-02
A CHOLERA CURE.


A Simple Treatment Which Is Reported
to Have Proved Very Successful.
Cholera is said to be caused by germs
which enter the body with the food and
drink and multiply rapidly in the mites
tines. The diarrhea, vomiting and pains
characteristic of this disease are thought
to be natures own vigorous attempts to
eject the poisonous matter from the sys
TEN; consequently whatever best aids ma
ture reduces the intense strain on the nerv
Gus and physical force of the sufferer, anu
conduces TO favorable results.
MANY people are interested in what is
known as the DR. Hall treatment. hereto
fore used for cholera morbus. dysentery,
etc, which consists in the injection of hot
or warm water in sufficiently large quan
tity to act upon the intestines and cause
them to contract with force that expels
their contents. thus Kidding one of the cor
rupt matter that is producing disease. In
line with this is the very simple but ap
parently effectual treatment for cholera,
To the reported success of which at Ham
burg the Chicago Tribune directs atten-
ton us follows: ut is nothing more than
copious enemas of warm salt water Gnjec-
lions into the bowels. 1t is claimed by
some that the result of this treatment j.
truly mary tlous, the death rate having
been reduced fully 80 per cent. in few
days by this method Of fighting the dis
ease. In some eases a cure has been eff
fected by it though the application was
delayed till the patients We're in such "a
state Of collapse that it was impossible te
discern The heating Of the pulse, and this
stage is usually regarded rs beyond hope
of recovery. 1t is claimed to cure almost
every case when tried"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-02
GEN. FlaelEa-s REPORT.
The Progress Made in Constructing the Big
/ Guns for Seacesst Defence.

M " -. n w
-" 80. ~;
a-set, ~. II ' ln,I'.,s;aa ~ aha,
a.''''''i . r.. .t'>fae go.
~ , u.
4 ia.s' 20 ~. .,,,9 :, -. H.st
'hHl ,ise Ltoe"' ~ 80
si'ouA' 4"''
camp; iie 80! -.
"o "'tA - .''S' w J. ~
'iisse eAt"iI'i'' ~ ~ e. e"l;,o'
Nhhod' Ne','i ~. So 10. a. w
f''us' nov N 'p''S' t''e P'o"i ,a Wv - ~
Guns Nhita a'e oe'"s , n.'in",ae.I ie s.
10 iu'I'sh hScesN', "''','L'''H'' IA ',.
nss ieF Tue pio,i' So",ie -,
P''nS 'ic ~ P',S ~ - 'i. 80
aH' "iuunuu- " ~ f'VN. VI
guns III fi'e sue ct ','.' "''"'' or" Wa 40.
merry use" NY 'he ''n','i l't'uops N" i,,
pany OF Ne" Jersey ann ior "ha'i i"'t'',
ties i"r iah''h Euhs W '.l' poin' anu
Tor eohhetu"2 '''As " ":iis '"t '''
guns To inc h''% P'dN's; i". Hnl'oi-
taat work ne" S'"i'i'tf '4 Use ''ni-
pofafy use n on me E'ou''1 tp' iuat'n-
'iiie camp. Inc Seaf'''S, E"" i'''o'l a.
inc a'Gr'0"a afse"'' u"S "'rn S''''N
improved pht NOT ooh'P'r''"' M pre-
rag neees OF 'he service i"e ''Fi''S',' INC
Production 81 N''c'i = l'fse's III '"i'a'
heiian,'s u'a' "ie 'qu't''i'e"' u ''ns pam
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-02
E7jal;9YE:TE.
FOR OCTOBER WEDDINGS.
Points That May BE Useful During the
lash ionablc Matrimonial Season.

'"ihts ihat Nay BE lsefuI During the
fashionable Matrimonial Season.
Those who marry in church publicly are
likely to invite a larger number of persons
to witness the ceremony than are hidden
TO the after festivities, but If preferred il
is not bad form to invite only beloved
few to the religious part Of a church mar
riage. When the ceremony is to be thus
private Good Form prescribes that written
notes or verbal requests make known to
those near and dear a desire for their pres
enc. OF course engraved invitations are
de tigrenr for receptions that follow p
marriage ceremony, also for large church
weddings
Those who are honored by special re
quest to witness private ceremony re
oeive also an engraved invitation to the
festivities that follow.
Invitations to weddings should be issued
two and perhaps three weeks previous to
the date of the marriage.
The ring is procured by the man, also
bridal bouquet, but the wedding cards and
their distribution, also the entertainment
are entirely in the care and at the expense
OF the brides family. They provide also
al carriages except the one in which the
groom and best man drive to- church. the
'f'ifts t>ei W tDt aIte1
leaving the church, and again when they
go from the BRIDES house. These rnatters
must he arranged many days in advance
of the marriage
OF course bride has her bridesmaid or
maids in her mind, II she intends to have
them. almost as soon as she thinks of her
wedding; also her maid or maids of honor
II il in equally good form to ask one or
two, but single maid Of honor il nlost
common. A sister. large or small, Is as
often chosen for this pleasant service a. a
girl oHtside of the family This maid u
honor should he notified Of the bride'4 pre-
ference NJ soon as the date Of the marriage
il settled. bridesmaids are also early re
quested to confer this tribute of affection.
II a bride il rich and her maids are less
50, it IL good taste to present them wIfb
gowns. hats, gloves and shoes for he wed
ding; but this - not obligatory, nor i. il
even general custom II is only a mat
Ter of personal preference and generosity.
Recently several brides whus.. social
positions in New York and Boston .nt;,te
them 10th right Of creating fashions hay.
worn no gloves Mt their marriages. b,fs
have assumed them for their receipt ions
There is convenience in this plaa ,lia,
warrants its establishment as a permanent,
usage. The awkwardness Of removing a
glove and replacing it at the altar. ami the
usiiness OF having the ring finger loosely
covered by n bit of ripped Kid. ought 10
have earlier brought brides nngIoved into
church. Costumes cut low a. top. aud
short upon the arms are not approved for
brides. In France high necked, long sEeeyesi
bridal gowns are de rigneur, ami indeed
for all women who enter church.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-02
A BATHING PLACE OF THE HIrpororA,

BATHING PLACE OF THE HlfPoFOTANuA
The foosi of this enormous animal is en-
tirely vese able, such as the plants which
grow about the margin of lakes and rivers,
the roots and stems of which 1t tears up
with is great tnsks. cutting them through
as cleanly as though done with scythe,
Unfortunately it does not contine itself to
these, but leaving the water under cover
of flight a whole herd of these amphib.
ians win invade cultivated fields, devour
ing and trampline the crops in Il terrible
manner The natives of Africa in some
par,s eat portions Of the flesh of the hippo
potamus Its tusks are valuable for ivory.
The hippotamus is generally inoifcnsive
unless attacked, but can be reused TO fits
OF rage very dangerous to those who pur
sue IL,
There are several methods of destroying
this animal. The natives dig pits IN the
usual track leading to the water, or they
shoot it with poisoned arrows. Europeans
shoot the game with rifles while it Is in
the water. II attacked from the land-as
shown in the cut-the hippopotamus may
become enraged and make rush for the
enemy, and then it will be found that it
can run with speed, crashing its way
through the African forest more rapidly
than man can do. Hunting the hippo
potamus in boats on the river is dangerous
sport, for the animal is active and bouyant
in the water, swimming with ease some
times diving under a boat and heaving II
upward broken into pieces. The mother
hippopotanus is very careful of her young
one and may sometimes be seen swim
ming with the ungainly little creature
seated on her back.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-02
STATE NEWS.
HNQII
Hancock.

WM Hancock. =;
BRookLIN. 80
Capt j. l.. Stanley will sail for Bangor
Nov : to bring lumber for new cottage
at Elves Point THE teachers i'll tbs town
will attend the Hancock County Teachers
Association holden at Ellsw orth, Nov. FL
and Sill. J. Jordan and Il. A. Friend
have returned from their hunting c.uise in
Township No. 81. They brought home
two fine deer: one buck seven years old,
that dressed 800 pounds. the other year
ling buck that dressed IS pounds. They
report the country Astounding in game. and
the ponds and streams in the ocaIty
teemiug with trout. pickerel and perch.
They speak in highest terms of their guides,
Nahum Jordan and Adelhert Giles, and say
that doubtless Mr.. Jordan is the best hun
ter and possesses the most knowle lge of
Maine woods than any man in Hancock
county. Your correspondent has been gem
erouslv supplied with venison by the hun
tiers. bich is of the finest quality .--Busi-
ness continues brisk at the sardine factory
The fishermen are doing well wien the
weather is favorable .-Capt. j. NJ. Iibbetts
arrived with a fine Ios of cod Monday.
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Lincoln.
Read estate transfers for Lincoln county

Read estate transfers for Lincoln county
for week ending Oct. %.
ALNA-N Nathaniel Bailey to John + Palmer,
land, $50; thridgc Bailey 10 John T. Palmer,
baud. $40
BoorHBAY-M. j. iiodgdon to o. W Nanuah,
land, Al; Albion Roberts to Mary b., Robe rts land.
$50, Pail q. Pierce TO Chas. W Martin, 81.
BouTiIBNY II tRBoR-Wiliiam johnson 10 :.
W. Woodhouse, land. 500; Peoples !5c. say
ugs Bank to Pail G.. Pierce, land, Al.
BgiSruI-Lewis ". LAWYER To Arthur Coz,
land, SO: Jane +. Nash, ct al. TO A, i. Nash,
land, a. Idella A. Thompson TO A. ". II omFson,
land and buildings, 500. Carrie VI. Yates 10 Mary
l.. Curtis. land and buildings, $50
pANARtScprrA-Everett q. EenueF Z, Euoch
W Merrill, land. So Joshua Benner 80 tnoch W.
Merrill. land, $40; q. f. side linger to T.. +, side
linger. land, sio01.
EpGFcoNH-thas. u. Dodge 10 Verbal &. iIag
gstt. land. so
,IEfFFC<nS--W. II. SpTaeHp to w. Z. Spruguc,
land and building, sl0o
NoBLEBouo-J, q. Moody to lisa l. Moody land,
$3.50.
spl riiroRr-J. rierce's heirs 10 rhos. Pierce,
nj land, SlGo: Il. I. Maddox to Il. *. Pierce, land.
al
wAtroBoRo-t;. f.. Hollis to Lila y. simmnrs
land, slpo. Jos Hollis to saiue land. $1,000; i.
T. Boyd tn Milton Mcintyre. land $4,000, Thos.
nrnncr 10 Mrs. Walter f.. Banes. land $500
same TO same, land. $1,000, John Il. White 20
tuhra'm H. white. land. $3.50; Gideon Ioch TO
l.. \. fioch. land. 500.
WHfrEFitLp-F. W. Douglass 10 $. W. Colby
land. sl3501; J. VI. Colby to same land and build
tnes sliptH W Baiiev's Adm. TO T.. &. II Smith,
land and buildings, s25oa. T.. :. Bailey Ia Angus
fns Railev, land and buildings. $500 Mary
Bailey Adu. to John G. Palmer, land $4,000.