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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-29

NV YORK, June 28,-The petroleum market
was dull rom the opening to the close. Trading
was at significant volume and there was no
movement Of prices. Pennsylvania oil: July
option, sales at 62Hc. Sales 1900 barrels.
on CRY. Pa. June 2S.-opCned at 62Ac;
highest 5SlSc; lowest 5gJ%c: closed at 5Sc; sales
7,6o6 barrels; cie1rAnees 5000 barrels; ship.
ments6 Sc sos barrels; runs 1924 barrels.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, June 8-opcned at S95Sc;
closed At 525se; highest SSk%e; lowest S45se.
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willing to Wait.
JUDGE

UnClO Ebony-Ts in trouble, suah,
sah. Ny wife she say she done get q
divorce an leah mo fo' a dude coon
dat's boon maxim up to her, sab, Of ]
dom get a new suit OBJ clos.
Featherstone-Woll. uncle, l may
have an old suit around somewhere.
How o do you wantit2
Uncle Ebony-Wa-al, dat depen's,
sab. Any rime after che leab mo, sab,
will be soon enough.
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issaSsi 1S'I stSaG Spi II s slsE t frm; Es.tsta
prime iiBi6szc. Pork quiet: old mea Fly wa
II 20. Cut meats armer. Lard higher ana hfni
western steam ~: July g y; Ags9s. 4 dI III;
western dairy lial6c; do creamery MS Chccse
steady.
CHICAGO. June 2s.-There was more activity
and decidedly more strength in all OF the plH,
during most Of the session OF the board q
trade Today, but at the Close there was a general
Weakening all along the line, Iand anM agIsea
show only moderate gainI. Perhaps the most
encouraging factor Of the day was the growing
belief that the dreaded Hatch SiI, capnC npp@ IsS
pass has kept 4 large speculative element OUT OF
the market and tho partial removal Of inc gEe,At'
Is stimulated business. In the whole market
crop reports COME In less favorable. Cable We're
lower, and prices closed RshAds higher than yes.
terday.
Oats sylnpathiied with the other cereals ana
closed higher.
ProvistSas we're strong aud higher.
Flour dull and unchanged.
WHEAT-Cash No. aspiring 7gstc; No. 3 spring
75c: No: . red sic; June 5aGSo4A7sSc; lnly 1s4
Cofs2cash No.. ., E053e; June slkag}Se;
july 6Ol.aS1SSa5gMc; September isl~{RtgBats5se.
oATS-CSh No. 2, 8Shc: June STeJH
SsHc; July 321I4aSSIGas2JSe; september Siaa21ta
RYE-No. . &c
BARIEY-No. , 6Oe.
FLAxsEED-sl Gh
TtNOTHYsEEp-Sl2 7al3 80.
Mes PoRK-CGsh Sll q; July 81 bail Soall p;
September Sill 8?1Sal1 10all %. $50
LARD-CANh s. %: July 81 S7I4a6 9LSa8 STA
September 81 coal l2xa7 o2} ,o.,o s,- On.
SnORT MBs-CRAh 81 80: juiT$ 3af SsGI w.
| September 81 25A7 37SG7a.
SMouLDERS-S5 2Sa6 %; short clear $40.
Others unchanged.
CINCINNATI, o.. June 3-Flonr heavy: Wheat
stronger: No, 2 red $50; receipts Loo bushels;
%BhlpInents 1850 buahelA Corn arm NO. =
| mixed 3la9IHc, Rye dull; NJ 2 7S1Tcc; FORK
firm Rt Sll o. Lard strong At 80 %. BULK Inea8
steady ats 10. bacon strong Of s. % mniSEy
steady AZ AI6. Butter stronger; fancy Elgln
creGnery &c; Ohio 2oa22c, Sugar arrer. Eggs
firm atl2Hc. Cheese in good demand
PHIIADELPMA. Pa. June 28-Flour steady,
August S6has7c; September SIG. Corn active
aud higher: No. 2 mixed June @xc: July ai5a
6J13c; August 5&Iia5i1Io; sePteElb6f AaSH1e.
Oats steady: No. 8 white H9%c; Nv. 2 white June
IOLa4i0; July 4OG40kc; August SS1SS39c; Sep
TENDER $50. Butter frrni Pennsylvania cream
cry Ice Eggs quiet; Pennsylvania tirsts l61sal1c.
BAL1lMoRE MD. June 8,-wheat strong: No. .
nd spot aud June S91Sasgtc: July 6z<HSoc;
/ August SbHHSJt+c; October SIC. Corn strong;
mixed spot and June 6elIc, Oats firm: NO.
mixed western ~SeaS9hSc, Rye strong and higher
do fair 10 choice lSal9c. Eggs weak at l6c'
Coffee dull: Rio l6lSc
TOLEDO, o.. June 2&-WheAt active; No. 2 cash
! and June S6c; July s3I%c; August s2Ac; sep
TENDER S31c Corn active and easier; no. ? cash
| OI<e; July sic; No. 3 i7c. 0ats dull; Eo.2 cash
St1SG, 4ye quiet at 75c. CloVeTAeed Owl prime
caSh 81 90; October s. 30.
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RAILROADS.
Observation-Disclosures RAILROAD,

On n alter Wednesday, June i, 1897, trains
will run aS follows, city time:
LEAVE WuEELHG.-"6:OO a M: 7:0oa m. 500
loop. M. Up M. 800 p m. 400 p m, 500 p
m. 500 p m, 100 p m, 500 p m. $50 p. H.,
IEAyE RLN GaovE.-AS:oeA M, 1904 m. :S:oi
a, m, ga M. 1O:00A m. loo 4. m. 1901 IN.
100 NJ. 900 p, m.. 500 p M. 400 p m, SOL
p M, 6:OOp m. 1901. m, $500 p m o:0 2. ~,
10:10p. m.
VDaily, except Sunday.
suEDAY.-ChnIch trains leave Elm Grove OF
s:&Sa. M. and Wheeling at 1917 n. n.
H. L. H~EiSGRBDER.
mylI General MAnaRaf
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Wool.

PHrLApELpHrA. PA. June 2s.-wool quiet and
prices steady; Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Viz.
ginIR Xxx aud above 2Sa00G: X Ia2Scc medium
JSG35c; coarse 3Se3t1Sc; New York, Michigan.
Indiana and western fine or X and Xxx 25a26c:
coarse Sic: fine washed delalne Y and Xxx ga
33ISc; medium washed combing and delaino
3laS6c; coarse do SiaS53ko; tub wnShed choice
36a1sc; fair BSaE5c: coarse S3astci medium I'M
25a17c; Montana 1da2ac; territory lSG2Oc.
BOSTON, MASS, June 2S.-The demand for wool
is steady; prices firm and unchanged; Ohio X
27C; XXX and above 1SR2gc: Michigan y gb4c;
Ohio hne delRIne S2a3Sc: Michigan fine delllne
territory 65u6sc for fine and fine medium; GOaSSc
clean for medium.
NEW York. June &.-Wool quiet and easy;
domestic fleece 2GNaS5c; pulled 90aS2ci Texas ia
DC.
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Leave WheelinR-f6I5, s7:SO. $3.50, s9:i5, 1000,
clio a m; oi1:tO, 1900, S2:O1. $500, s3:!5,
s,i:Oo, $500, e6:lO. tG;4S. 1850, 800, t9.0o TOGO,
fl0s45 p, m.
Leave Peninsula t6;22 1898 1858, 1851,
elO:OS oil. s u N; Hl2:Is. 9t:05, S!:0s' 1905, 1881
o4:o3, sos, %6:ls, 1851, l7sos. S;oS to;oS, tlos0s,
Leave ". & L E Junctlon-Ss:S2 a M; t2:27
D M: t5:62 p. m.
Leave Laughiin's Miii-t6:st n m: o5:2Sp. m.
Leave De Has C~rosginR-16:a5, 1855, t9:2S,
oil q. a. M; 81 :2L $3.50. oj:27. eS:27 D. m.
Leave MArtin'S FerrY-tG:SS. 1900, SS:6s, 1870,
1850 Ms a M. 1880 Sl:3O, t2:53 40; $3.50,
tDaily except Sunday. SDAily. iSnndAyS only.
All trains VIII run on EAstbrn limo.
N. ". EAYTs General Manager.
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NEw.YoRE, June 2s-There was no new tea-
ture 70 the dry goods market, with the exCep-
ton Of prints, GinghAms aud clothing wOolens.
The market becomes more quiOt every. day as
the ond of the month aud the national holiday
approaches. Prices Of new prints will probably
la made in q fOW days
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There are over 2,OOOtons of silver bars,
55, 100000 silver dollars and $35. 100000
in gold coin stored in the Philadelphia
mint.
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Chills and Debility Curei.

bic benefit / have recently received from the
use of RAdAm's Microho Killer. l have beon
much troubled with chills, might sweas and
debility for months, and Rftes tEytAg q great
mRny remedies TO no avail. bought a Jug OF
Microbe Killer and was completely cured in ton
days Respectfully ~ S SMITH f.
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Hemorrholds Cured.

IwfSh tho afflicted and suffering TO know that
l positively assert that for twenIy.nine years |
have constantly suffered intense agony with
that most terrible disease known as hemOrrhoids,
or piles. In their very worst form. / have tried
every available prescription: but no curative
end. ihaye taken one jug (Which contained one
Raiion}o Of Mietobe Kiiler. and i has completely
cured me. It now feels Ike a dream that have
ever suffered with that disease.
RS- Don't forget that WIN. Radnm'S Great Dis.
coyery Is the original and old reliable Mlcrobe
Killer (oi which other similar so-called remedies
arc but feeble lmitationSl has cured more dis.
cases than all other proprietary medicines put
tnpnthnn
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FINANCE III TRADE
The Features of tho MonOy and sto'
AIRrketL

The Features of tho Monoy and Stock
Markets
NEW YoRK. June es.-Monsy on call easy at
1ha2 per cont, last loan . per cent, closed offered
at ) per cent. Primo mercantile paper SAB per
cent. Sterling exchange quiet but steady at
s4s7aI $50. Sales 1919 shares.
The event Of tho day In the stock circles was
the refusal Of Drcxcl. Morgan & Co. to under.
lake tho reorganization OF the Richmond &
West Point system, aud to this event was due
the squirt Of animation and weakness caused by
There was also some animation ID the Vaudet.
bits, especially Lake Shore and Chesapeake &
Ohio, over tho increase In the dividend rate on
Lake Shore. Otherwise the market to-day pre-
sented tho same tame and unintcrcsting ap:
pearnnCe that It has for the last iew days, and
The movements were short lived, they and their
influence AOOu dying away. The market finally
closed very dull butlrm ut close 70 tho opening
figures In moSpcASeS.
railroad bonds more active. Sales 81 ,1l0.OO.
Government and state ponds dull and easier.
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NEW York. June 2s-Pig iron stcRdy: Ameri.
can sl4 7baI6 q. Copper quiet; lake sli 70a
II 50. Lead firm; domestic s. l6ai ". Tin
steady; straits Sl 9002l 30,
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The local jobbins markets are in very good
condition, and the trade Is improving, coliec-
lions are fair.
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cLorAINe. nc.
q BROWN

WANAMAkER q BROWN
Again come with their elaborate spring sam.
pics, over 1000 for Gents Butts, moro than all
Wheallng combined and 80 pOf cen loss to the
consumer. Also, hfuIT line Of Gems FnrnhhtnS
GoOdk Fh guaranteed.
j. W. FERREL,
uEl4 Agent cor. Main and Tvsnistas g.
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Cottou,

CINCINNATI O.. June 2s-Cotton quieti
middllng no.
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Rheumatism Curel.

IbelIevo your Mlcrobe Killer a certain euro
for rheumatism. Up 70 a year ago wns down a
great part OF my tImc with rheumatism. l be-
gan taking your remedy, and after taking two
Jugs have mover been troubled With IL since but
once. thought q jug then. and after taking Q
IN several cases to pay for the Mlcrobo Killer
provided It failed to cure rheumatism. but have
never had TO pay as yet as 1t inevitably did the
work
Respectfully, WE MATTHEWS,
Dealer in lumber and al kinds Of building ma
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EAST LIBERTY. Pa. June 2S-cAttls. receip9
$50 head; Ahipmenn 40 head: market slow at
yesterdays prices. Hogs, receipts lD head;
shipments 1'O0l head market steady; common
to best s. 1jaj 60 Sheep receipts LOO head:
shipments 400 head: market dull at yesterdays
prices,
CINCINNATI O., juno 2s-Hogs scarce and
higher; common and light q f5a5 40: packing
and butchers s. 2ha5 60; receipts 1,4oO head;
shipments 1,600. head.
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THE WEEKLY NTELLIGENCER
4 Is . bright sparkling instructive famIiV
ouEnLi 1t u original In ever depSrtmeng
clean IN ovey lkne and suited " Il e intendod
70 interest and improve every melnbag o. ua
family, whether " clgY Or county.
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Milch cow were IN fair demand at S25 Ola5O %
per head, Most sales, SIS NalOQ 90 per head.
Mich calves were fGirly active at 4a6i4c.
FatcoWs were In good demand at 25aiSc
Thin COWS were IN fair request at s. 6JRl6 90 for
bologna and Si4 O0a20 90 tor slippery.
City dressed beeyes we're in fair demand at
6a7JIc.
Among the sales OF beef cattle at the West
PHILADELPHIA drove yards to-day were the fol.
lowing: Abe Kax 10 Morris 4 smyth, 80 Texas
steers, average l,Oi2 pounds, at s. 60 per hun
dred. AbO Katz to Roger Maynes, % Texas
steers, average $50 pounds, at S3 81 per hundred.
Abe Katz TO ]. Reynolds "a Texas steers, avernge
9S9 pounds. at IS 80 per hundred. Ell. fohn
to John McArdle, II Lancaster county steers, az.
erage l.364 pounds. at q IS per hundred; IS do
do, average 800 pounds, at $40 per hundreds;
10 do do, average i,iH pounds, 1t u IS per hun.
dred. Levi Sensenig 70 John McArdle, 80 Lan.
caster county steers, average l,2t9 pounds at
81 20 per hundred; 20 do do, average l,29
pOunds. ut 81 80 Der hundred.
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PRICES.
oFFicE or the INTBLLIdENCEh
wuTRHIfNa nnashaV lime Or

Weekly Report of tue Local Siarksts in All
ItnsE.
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~. Pennsylvania stetions.
slE2RnSVIVaRiaN RRs..
Trains Run by Central TIME

'JcKEr OHFIcEH At pEHNsYLvANIA STATION o.
WATER TT, FOnT or ELEVENTH sT., WHEELING,
At McLuRE HoUHR. WHEELING, u TIa =
PENNSYLVANIA STATION. B~HTDdKPoRr.
RourHwEET sYsrEN-'PAN HANDLE RouTE."
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steady. Tallow dun: city Efc Resin steady.
Tprpentine steady At SONc. Egg arai western
primo iiBl6Slc. Pork quiet: OLD mesa Sti wa
western steam G9J: July 81 10; August q ~,
September 81 ~; October 81 s.. Butter dull;
western dairy lIal6c; do creamery a1Sc Cheese
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Philadelphia Live stock PrioO'.
PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, June 25.-Tho fol-
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RIVER RAILROAD co.
On and AFTER Monday, April q, Passenger
Trains will run as follows: EDally. tDally ES-
cent Sunday. Central Time.
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Corn was strong and higher.
Oats sylnpathiGed with the other cereals ana
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Wheeling Bridge { Terminal Railway.

luyH
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WHEAT-Cash No. 2sprlng 7g5sci MOI spring
76c. No. . red sic; June DaSoA7gNc; lnly Is4
CoiSLCaSh No. ., b0Ae; Juno 5lHAh1Mc;
july glEnS1Sst5OMc; September 4S1{Ri9patg1sc.
OATS-CuAh No. 2, SSikc: Juno &Ha&Sf4a
8sHc; July osI4aSSlzas21Sei September SiAa21ta
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How tho Democratic NomInos's Tariff
Plank was Knocked Out and Plain FREQ
Trade Declaration was Substituted.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-05

Thomas II. Rock will ropen his new
saloon, "The Senate" at ia Main street
tomorrow. The public sreinvited to In
spect bis new establishment. The fit-
tings are among the best In the State.
Saturday night cars began running ever
the Garden street route. The cars leave
this city every seven and one halt min
utes and alternate over tks Main and
Garden street routes.
A young woman came very near being
seriously burned saturday night by her
dress becoming ignited In some manner.
Bhs was about to board Broad street car
at the depot at the time.
Yesterday when men went TO raise the
Gag on the star on Park Place the figure
OF man was dangling from the rope at
the top of the pole. Another sfigy was
burned on South Union street.
The East Sides had . game arranged
with the Hopes for Saturday, but the
latter team did not show up. A meeting
of the East Sides WAS held sunday and
they would like to hear from the Hopes
for purse OF % or sio.
The fremen at the Rough and Ready
engine station kept open house yesterday
with rsfreshments for all visitors. They
nrsd ssiutes on Park Place morning, noon
and night and ran the flag mp at sunrise
and took II down at sunset.
Rev. Father McKenns delivered the
sermon ct o'clock mass at et. Mary's
Sunday, taking a. subject "The Lords
Prayer" and defining the frst two words.
He win continue on this subject during
the period there Is no Sunday school.
The following are the feasts on the
calendar OF the Catholic Church for this
week: Today, 80. Cyril and Methodius,
popes and confessors; tomorrow, st. Pal
lsdius, bishop; Thursday, st. Lawrence OF
Brindisi, confessor; Friday, st. Kilisn,
bishop and martyr; Saturday, St. Ephrem,
deacon.
There came hear being q collision at
Riverside landing Sunday between the
Pioneer and the Minneola. The former
was on her s:l6 o'clock trip up and was
making the landing when the captain Of
the Minneols, which was tied up at the
side Of the wharf, ran out In front Of the
Pioneer not ten fest away 30 a. to block
the landing. Captain Burgess was In
charge OF the Pawtucket boat and by his
skillful management prevented collision.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-05
PERSONAL ITEMS.

sons sf Your yrisads who Are Visiting
Out Of Town.
o. n. Glasby 10 visiting In Marlboro,
Mass.
Charles A. Lee has returned from his
Western trip.
George y. Phinney's familyare spend
the summer ut 6hawamet Beach.
N. H. studlsy OF West avenue 10 visiting
In Portland, Ne.
james Stacey OF Newport spent the
Fourth In this city.
Charles Rsthburn of Jswstt City, Conn,
spsnt the Fourth with friends In this city.
Misc Annie G. Murray OF Pswtucket
avenue is Waiting friends in the Nutmeg
State.
Miss Lizzie Quinn Of Dexter street
spent the Fourth with her parents In
Phenix.
Miss Msdge Rafferty, OF this city Is
spending few days with friends in New
York city. ~s
Louis Nordinchild OF the New Idea Store
10 spending his vacation with his parents
in New York city.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-05

The exceptional qualities arc
good cotton, g,oi stitching and
good prices f1r tho customer
5 dozen White skirts, trimmed
with 9 inch wheel lace, good cot
ton, well made zoe
8 dozen White Skirts, 3 tucka,
A inch Hamburg, good cotton, at
soc.
5 dozen White SSirts, 3 tucks,
3 inch cambric ruiile and 3 inch
lace at soc.
5 dozen Night Drcs5os, Y shaped
neck, trimmed with 3 inch ham
burg, cambric ruiHo ON sleeves at
50c.
Bargains OF all Bargains.
20 dozen Surah Silk Belts, re-
ceived too late to advertise for
Saturday, and sorry we ore TOO as
we would not have to tell about
them today, colors, black, whit5,
navy and garnet, choice Of the
lot II lie.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-05
Mems Furnishings.

We have n few more dozen Of
those fancy Outing Shirts that we
intend TO elise 'out this week at
very low prices.
We have Sateen, Crepe, Madras,
Domct and Cheviots Shirts at 4Sc
each.
% dozen pair of Fine Sus-
penders That retail at 3S and 50c
n rair, we will close them at 2lc
a par.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-05
RADIEIIY & COONEY
EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD VALUES in
LADIES' COTTON UNDERWEAR,

Ladies' Oxford Ties at all prices
from Csc 10 81 so pair.
CailPs black spring heel, Ok
ford Ties, sizes 8 to s, at 4Sc a
pair, worth Csc.
Child's patent quarters tan color
vamps, sizes 8 TO II, at 4Sc pair,
worth 75c.
70 pairs of Ladies Oxford Kid
Lined, patent tips, worth $1.50,
sale price 9Sc a pair
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-05

w ANTED-A table girl at Benedict
y" House. l5lt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-17

'Waterville is s boomer for 1892" Such
was the remark of q prominent business
man Of this city few days ago 10 The
Journal man. We have hsd dull winter
Ike every body else, but there never was
more prosperous cu,iotk for The business
men of the ciiy than at tie present time.
One Of iha prnclpal Hst,ers ,hs! brought
this Converse iUa ao3us WAS tbe immense
outlay that Is ~ BE- nj de ~ the Holdings
worth & Whitley Company 10 establish
log sbe plat n he other side OF tie river,
Wateivine il 10 'ec, i've tha liol's share Oh
benz fl from til. lew udustry. An
other very satisfactory texture of
10 be expehded will probably be nearly
donb.s the frs esti nate. Before toe work
Is completed, cauai TUT, dam raised, and
all tie bui. ding com ec ed with the plant
constructej, the company sill nave laid out
in the region OF hsi: q million dOilsrs. By
the time Tue Iu ? mill ls ready 10 start up
the ipu'stion vi. oe very petcepiihly it,
creased upoi, Loth sldes Of the liver. There
are nov 100 Intn ,Dpuy d txcavating
earth ana uIOn tie let, at houses in
course u cohstsuc To- Inc msjJisy Of
these mtn be uVw residents Cf
WateIvilie Bsl a. he work goes
forward and when in esrly spring
the mills be gin TO go ny, the Iaborers must
De dawn from other CITES, all of which
goes to help out the busiI e5s men of Water
vile. When the mill is well under way,
contracts closed and the walls begin to rise,
then the proposed bridge across tue river at
College rips will receive attention and will
probably Ue pushed TO successful complt-
ton. With sli the lew life coming 10
around it the crest Lockwood mill continues
to run at full capacity, with plenty Of
orders 10 advance to keep the army of EN-
ployes in constant and remunerstive work.
The output Of the mill is selling at a good
profit and the past prosperous condition
seems assured for the coming year.
There is siso a new opera house breeze
stsrtitR up smcng gentlemen prominently
connected with the affairs of the city. 1t
i scheme that has been on foot ard 4
toJic for conversation when aii
uthers failed, that new hail is one Of toe
things needed to put finishing touch to
the buildings Of The city. The prof c nov
is TO move the piese-s city buildings to-
ward Front street aud on the old site erect
s modern ard stylish structure with large
and CommCdinus hail, also to have sccomt
's'ions fer he lookup, municpsi cours,
i4dor agency, srd other city cffices An
f1rt Will be made in this dire ction
inen are behind the move who will not give
Up till The lsst ray of hope gees out
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-17
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Rev. B B. Byrna OF E'st pihston was
the guest Of Rev MIR. Bennett Saturday,
h4vl, z beer to North Wonirich to attend
the Sunersl Of MIR. Alfred Reed, a piomi-
nent ciriz 10 hat cor fl led - his home by
gradually fAll'ng health for number Of
years past II pss one OF Woolwich's
oldest people IL OF the Oldest, being 81
ears when he died -Bensish Gate, who
vas reported il our last as having shock
IF parsi, sis aud not likely 10 recover. was
hui d isst Wednesday. The Dresden
Lodse +. A. NJ, conducted the Masonic
burial services AZ bis funeral. Rav. Mr.,
Allen, Episcopal conducted the services al
Tue house Mr.. G. F Weymouth died very
.uddenly Thursday, with pneumonia; was
sick only about two days. His burial ser
vices were conducted st the Methodist
church, Dresden Mills, Sabbath, p. NJ.
Rev. M. Bennett conducted the ser
vices. He also being member OF
The Masonic Fraternity Dresden Lodge
assisted with the very impressive burial ser
vicet of their order Mr.. Weymouth was
one OF cur older citizens, beng past 20
years of sge Mr. M. and Z. w, ymonth
II Boston, Mass, came on the train the
Sabbath to attend the funeral of their
father. They returned Monday A, M
Dresden no longer lacks for tnow. TIE
heaviest sBo~ stlrm OF ThA viGter came
Thursday light. The roads have beer
almost impossible since. Drifts from -four
to Fix feet deep are reported on almost all
the roads-E II Hall is on the sick list,
some few Others, but tue Is grippe seem, to
be subsiding All will no doubt be GLAD
when it takes its tnal leave. No one SCENE
to wsnt 1t second time u G. fIAgg aud
Wood, undertskers of Richmopd, were il
tom the Sabbath, having charge Of the
fuueral Of MIR Weymouth. They also bad
charge Of the funersl of Mr.. Cate en- We
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