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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-05

But few people in this city realize
that tho Augusta ticket office ranks third
among the Maine Central ticket offices in
receipts and that q, times IT has e1ceiIed all
others in the number Of iickets soih From
the FRS, day Of January TO August Is',
$50 ,js09i has been taken in
at the local ticket Office In
exchange for tickets. This amount was
distributed A. follows January. ~ ,6ss.3
February. s3,s-7.I, March sj,0j7.l',
Aprit. - ,sG9.93. Nav. - .925 SO. June.
81 SCI 10 and Jolly. - 3ti.vo. II VIII be
noticed that in March the receipts took
sudden upward jump. due to the opening
Of the spring trade January and February
are the dul,e.t month. in the year a.
they follow right after the Christmas rush
In June comes another big jump. this
Month marking the opening up ct the sum
mcr travel. and also being good month
for trade. August will show another Jump
duo to the summer travel. In going over
tho sgurcs one cannot fail to he impressed
with a .ense Of the magnitude Of the opera
,iou. Of the Maine Central and To be con-
WINGED Of its great benefit to the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-05

oakwood Park has new arrival, and
big one, and an interesting one. II is
live baboon from the mountains of Abys-
innia, n representative of the tribe Of
monkeys first known by the ancicp,s, aud
whose 1.-THE forms are depicted on hundreds
of the old. old Egyptian monument
Munmies of these monkeys have been fire.
gnently found. and there is every reason
to believe that these wise Old people com
arrival. anrcgtnrs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-05

Forty thousand feet of long lumber was
sawed at the mill of the Guilford Lumber
Company last saturday, in ten hours. | 900
Of which was sawed in thirteen minutes
This amount does not include the clap
boards. Iaths ami shingles. 1t required
three men To keep the rollers free from
slabs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-05

The animal reunion of the Twelfth Maine
Regiment will take place at Bethel An
IN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-05

Ira H. Randall is To build three houses
on his lot between Murray and Quinby
streets, and excavations are being made for
two Of them
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-05
MAINE GOSSIP.

The Baptist church in Belfast Is to have
now nruaO
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-05
Daily kennebee Journal.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1885,.

Cards Of thanks and resolutions Of rssp~cs vtnb
charged ct the rate Of ten centa.
An advertising anncunccments Of eltertainneuss
whose object 10 the raising Of money will b
charged at the rate Of hfteen ccnts . line.
Hereafter advertising matters, news form viii
be excluded from our local columns except such
As refers to advertisers occupying space In cur
advertising columns. and will be run ssdsr q
separate head on the local paecs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-05

Guilfor,l Citizen The business of the
FRS. Nationsi Bank of Guilford is pros
porous beyond the expectations of its
officers. Derositors End it very convenient
tn have a bank at their doors where they
can run in at any time. Many who have
never done business in this way because of
the distance tn the nearest bank have opened
bank accounts, others will follow suit.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-05

Camden is now sgitating the matter of
putting in system of sewers into their
village.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-05

The August number of the Maine Boar'i
of Trade Journal is very handsome in its
new midsummer dress of pure white and
unique cover design, II is deliberately
illustrated by attractive pictures of many of
Portland's most interesting buildings and
park scenes as well a marine views. and
its columns teen with information to attra
utrists. making il q valuable number
n dabroad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-06

uebrevs were before the police }ns'csi b a.
answer charge Of di'o asat sunday nigh, a
eernnw % SsarIT TOOK place on thnres ,r tte
The corner Of ch SSsar9ieir ate in grand
g anae n ,neh 10 the annoyanee % an ng
neighborhood' .,orm,ei he host that
ne PONCE Would have TO sto2. ., lie
rsgeS That he had ec a5S the p oeer u lG
tls Hono, 80 minutes Police Justice East
psescd lie called he pa'Eromsn ana r ia,fqc,
en nm s,,,r.s hermit This was done, aud all
hands we're 1efore The justice tins s morning b to
H n."c' avs he cave them a permit 10 have n
nmiSt affair and Il they went beyond ms au-
hority thew will have TO suffer. The case was
continued till tomorrow.
congressman Springer arrived here thus
morning en- route 10 Virginia Beach, where he
goes TO rccup rate.
Miss Iona Grimes, aged twelve years was
found dead IN bed AZ her parents home IN
Portsmouth yesterday. She retired in apparent
oool health.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-06

f. tries and Results or the Races ~
Two Famous Tracks.

GLOUCESTER, N April 5.-lhs races ne''
to-day resulted as follows
First race. seven MISUNDERSTANDING frst' All
IONA second. Hemet third Time. 1923.
Second race five furlongs-Flatbush first, Ia
RUS second. Black Chief third. inc mS i've,
Third race nine furlongs -Nlddlestone hrS''
" Tc nth race fonr fnrlongs-Addie 7. first,
AraphOe second, inc Ridge third. lline' .D,t,
Fifth race four and a half furl0nR ,rriloo1
first. Mucliage second Defendant WIZ" i''i'''
Sixth race, four furlongs-Cslyert first Lo-
max second. Mute third lime 5l12
The entries for tomorrow are; ,,.-. ,oo.
First race, seven Observation-Disclosures lOl;
Park Ridge. ketchum. 100: lossup lue ar
wood iO5: Bonnie King. TappahannocS' I ss
Guenna lfilyi. Franco, Nosburg' LDlls' WI -n'-
second race three and half furlongs two two
year olds-Dillon j., Jerry Mctar ny B,oneua
lcolr. ia. Ruth A.. Madeline, 10; John y Dflen'
lOo; Happy Maid, Athlcne fillyi' g. OIL, $50.
Third race. one mile-lravO. Jim care; Nv
Edward H. Charles Reed. Gardner, Landseef'
1O5: iilian i0i; Skeezegeisier. 1903 RI,
Fourth race. six and quarter Iurlohks- i t3
imor. fi2: Citiz,n. Dickens. l01; Defendant he-
met. owen Golden. los; Little Addie, lOl. ,.,
Fifth race five furiongS-OlNer W. IL, ~
CouDt Me In 10; jim Glynn. enhance Do
rough. .. 4. H.. 1O9; Llta. 10; Marty b.' AUS
trail, l06: John Atwood, los; Nettie. Silence lDi'
loung Lottery. lO3; icte. 100; Contest, a. -,
Sixth race. seven furlongs- lrodigai, lls; ha-
tie C.. ll3: Eoyle Rhodes, AQuasco burnside
il2; Our own 10: Il. X. Fox lO9; Souvenir lOi
AT GUrTENBuEa.
GurrENBURG. y. j.. April summary OF to-
days races: -
First race. six and half furongs-Brown
Charlie first, Early Dawn second, Centaur thlru-
Time. l:23l9.
second race, six furlongs Lorenzo first. Ser
yus cond. Leveller third. Time, l:li.
Third race nine furlOngs rspin FIRST lurk
second FeuelOn third. lime. ! 500.
Fourth race six turlongs- hancocas nrsL
Badge second blackburn third. lime. l:53A.
Fifth race. three furlongs-Whee !. hrst
PSI colt second. Narka colt third. lime 81.
sixth race. seven furlOngs-flrenY nrst. Lazy
Pulsifer second, Climav third. Time, l:29si.
The entries for tomorrow are:
First race five furlOngs -Nandal Uncertainty
Headlight. Prince Charming. 10; Lithpert'
Nara IT,. MOOnstone. Miss rOx, King Arthur
III spent. LOrillard. l0l
Second race selling. five furongs- Stratagem,
Pedestrian. lO9: Houston, Bob Arthur. lOb'
West Farms. lO3; AyOla, lO2: hennrno' I'D;
MecKeever, 100; Mayor j.. o.; Even weight w;
Third race selling, fOur furlongs- rade " lhd
colt. 40; Drummer, MhlteheadlW: ilsa colt'
Elizabeth colt. ired NOOley. o., flnor' -.
Fourth race. six and n half furlongs-Benc-
dictine. Rambler, III; Miss Belle. lOI; Lorenzo,
o.: Azraei 81; hinfax, ": Servns. 50.
Fifth race. selling. TX and had furlongs-
Rico. lO1: EiytOn, lOl; Ely, Harrison, %; John
Hicky. 50.
Sixth race. selling, seven furlongs--Archi-
tect, us: Sandstone Il6; treasurer crest hing.
IL; Cascade 40; Innovation, l0y; Double Cross,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-06
Nine Million Pounds OF Cabbage shipped.

WYTHEyILLE. VA, April 4.-lSpeciall-A large
congregation witnessed the confirmation ser
wees az 81. Johns Episcopal church this morn
ing. The sermon by Bishop Randolph was a
most earnest and appropriate discourse.
ImDolcened by past successes the band Of
thieves and hOuse-breakers who have infested
Mytheyille all the winter are still plying their
trade, and have now turned their attention to
private houses They have been scared away
from one or two houses, but last Friday night
they succeeded IN getting INTO Mrs. Hurts
kitchen. stealing the meat and Hour provided
for the boarders breakfast and dinner next day
MIR. w. A. Nlnberger is critically i'll at her
home several miles from Vaudeville with
typhoid fever. -Four of her grown-up children
have died OF the same fatal disease in the past
few months. The disease has not spread at al 4
IN the community, bat has been confined TO tins
greatly afflicted family. No cause has yet been
found TO account for the origin and spread OF
the disease in this household.
Rev. DR.. FAIR, of Richmond has accepted the
Invitation 20 deliver the address before the
Literary Society OF Plumer-Memorial College
and 10 preach the baccalaureate sermon al its
commencement about the lst Of June
Nine million pounds of cabbage have been
shipped from Rural Retreat alone since last
falL The price averaged has been about half
cent per pound.
The Wytheyille Building Fund Association
PAID over to-day It's annual dividend of ten per
cent. TO the stockholders
MIR. l.. Dyer. one OF Nyiheyille's venerable
citizens. was stricken with PARALYSIS Oh iast SAT-
urday. Nh Dyer IS quite an Old man and has
fol. some time been In feeble health.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-06
Marriage of "A Richmond Senator

CHAELorTEsyIILE. Va. April 5-lSpecial. =
Miss Marie Bowcock. daughter Of DR.: Charles
). Bowcock. OF La Fourche," near keswlck.
Was married az O'Clock to-day 70 Ar. CohNa!
H. Sands. of Richmond The Rev. DR.. George
l.. letrie performed the ceremony. -
DR.. Petrie. the Rev 4. n. Gwlnn and hr. II.
J.. Valentine will attend the meeting OF west
Hanover Presbytery. now in session NJ We"
Canton, Buckingham county. .
Mr.. Percy Anderson. OF this city. had hls arm TN
badly crushed last night at stanton Niillo
coupling cars lie was brought to IhsIIo''cs
vile on an early morning train. en-p D..
I he annual reports OF the Oihcers oi the re-
byterian church show the Membership, 10 DO
80: amount raised FOR congregational pui1
poses s3.iGs 20; for henevOlenco. sl.2I%i'' lo'ai
raised for ali purposes. sL3slH ,.
1he executive committee of tho Kep9phcsh
county committee met YESTERDAY ana ordered
msss-meeting to be held April 18th t. SEM deIe-
gates 10 a district convention 10 DO held q,
Luray MAY ad and the state Convention az
Roanoke May 5th. Mr.. u. Ii. tlie. Who mas
been chairman OF the county committee r
eight NeIrs. resigned and ". T.. Wood, OF
Ratesyiile. was chosen chairman Temporarily
The permanent chairman Will be chosen at the
mass meeting. ? d,
Miss MARI Richards. daughter Of Dr. j, 5.
Richards. Of Earlysville. will be married 70 Mr..
n. G. Iispham at Chestnut Grove church
April Goth
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-06

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more are being cured, aud We should Advise
you, u you desire sure cure from your dis
case. 1t will cost you nothing 10 get his yerv
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-06

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-06

DAsrrnlr IS TO ORGANIZE ONE.
49,, s-,~os I'm and About ACKNOWLEDGMENT
ofan Aged Noinan-tatai Anr"S-'"
rlnia Affairs In General.

p,,.v,trr. VA. April 5.-fSIociaLi-lw or
,aree weeks ago close observer ami careiul
listener would have considered DanNIie almost
.oliA for Hill for the presidency out change
mas como over Danville and now Cleveland
md Tariff Reform is the watch-word TO-DAY
.tcps were taken to organize Cleveland OIuD
md A large number OF signatures have been p"'
Al the paper circulated for that purpose
I'm compliance with tie wishes OF 'no
agpers and in compliance with '"S
verbal request OF many other admirers -
,he ex-prcsident. Judge Bcrryman rrS e,,v 's IF
iSsued call for a meeting II tne He. 80 ciuh
Music Friday night 10 fully orsa.'in ctub 10 do
The call saws II shall be DeinoSl@, thc uomina-
Al 10 can IN proper way 10 elieOs ~ cher as
ton of Cleveland. but no critlcIsn - Iii he al
pirants calculated 20 create ulsS , ,ba nominee
lowed, and the club Will suppoi' NV
~Iosscr ne s afternoon Ferd Terry and Lee
Hook.r two coiOrcd men. had pvr"srr . ,errl
IN blows. Booker STRUCK ci' s,,s,l.ss
- 49,, On fbe temple. knocking nm s'Iiseas,o'
Dookcr made his escape anu ma ~ .,d n was
tuned vet Terry was taken nome a." 10 .ant,r.d
Iea.e" "a. - Mas thought Terry would ne phi
todav ho rallied and is no" ti,,,,b H.
So IL some hove of his recovery tho"Nn ~
is in a very critical condiioh Go cnur, for
frequently inquire" a" '"0 49,
nsSnsttnrSav afternoon at Abboti,s store 10 thiis
tou4if 80 lr-s,T bsd a diniculty With huge
inife edwards cut Barksiale IN the abdomeni
iniictinS a wound from which BaTksdale NJ, WI
fic Tho wonder j. that he mas lNeu 10 'hiS
... Iiwsris was arrested and IS being held
80 await the result Of the mans INJURIES
Information was received here today OF the
death OF Mrs. Robert Jennings which occu IRE.
near Melmaison yesterday. and the burial took
-. a. an ODD Mill church to-day. Mrs Jcn-
nincs Was one OF the oldest women IN llttsyl-
yanla county. .
,oLavD n monster public meeting next Satur-
f.y and speakers are expected from distance.
4 revival meeting is IN progress az the llrst
BAPTIST church and viii CO a niue throughout
tbe veeb n no longer. Rev. %. " Felix, j. -.
OF lynchburg is assisting the pastor Rev. 1.
A. Thames
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-06

WILSON, y. c., March o. ial.l-Within tho
last two weeks great change Of opinion in re-
gard to presidential candidates has taken place
among the people OF North Carolina. and
whereas few weeks ago the leading politicians
seemed 10 be unanimous against Cleveland now
that Cleveland is almost sure TO receive the
nomination Your correspondent interviewed
last week Mr.. c. b. Aycock. Of Godsboro n c.
on the presidential question Mr.. AycOck is one
OF the most prominent lawyers III the State. and
lacked only n few votes of receiving the nomi-
nation for Congress from this district in 1890
lie has all along been most intense adrnirer
and champion of Hill, but he told your CORES
pendent last week that hs thought Cleveland
now was sure To ne the nominee. A prominent
gentlemen, who has Just returned from Raleigh
III that city IN favor of Cleveland
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-06

ALEXANDRIA. Va. April 5.-iSpeciaLl-An in
cendiary fire Quilted the livery stable OF James
Patterson az o'clock this morning. involving a
loss of perhaps two thousand dollars 10 Pat
terson and several of his customers who had
carriages destroyed. One horse persisted;
insurance light.
The fine barn and its contents with adjoining
out buildings few miles below Alexandra,
owned by ". +. Clarke. agent OF the wash
ington and Norfolk steamboat line, were de-
strOyed Dy fire this morning.
A tramp VINO slept in the barn IS supposed TO
have acciQently set il Oh ire.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-06

BUCHANAN. VA. April 5.-lSpeciall-Th re-
mains OF Carl the son of Mr.. J. /. Schultz. were
buried in the cemetery here Yesterday. iie
tressing illness.
The annual meeting of the stockholders Of
the Central Land Company of Buchanan viii
sbe held here on next tuesday, the 18th instant.
John Woods who was arrested last fall on the
charge OF shooting Abe smith az negro dance
in this place and who broke from the jail az III.
castle. has been reclptured. He Is now in jail
awaiting his trial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-06
A nrn,,ninr Arcldent in the nolston.

EMORY. Va April iSpeciaLl-The material
for a a.o-ball team at tho college this year
while not quite 80 good as last, is fair. and the
members OF the ASSOCIATION are hard at work
Two new tennis courts are being graded, ana
several new PLAYERS have Joined the CLUB.
a terrible accident occurred at Saltvllle last
Sunday. Two daughters and q granddaughter
of MIR Noriey MussclWhite were drowned While
attempting to cross the north fork OF mo
HolstOn river in n canoe. No one saw the BOAT
sink and so no reason can be given Tor the hccl-
dent. The BODY o. the younger daughter
seventeen years old. was recovered III about an
hour; that of the older, with her iour-y ear-old
cAild clasped in her arms. three hours later.
] he river was perhaps twelve feet deep at the
place and tho current rather swift. bOy who
reached the scene while the women we're strug-
Cling in the water. swan ont 10 them, but war I'M
able 20 save them, for lac says. they pushed HIM
away. presumably not knowing what they were
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-06

WINSTON, " c., April 5-lSpecial.l-A large
barn belonging 90 Mr. George sink near
MaughtoNn, was DESTROYED by ire last night.
The animals were fortunately rescued, bat tho
entire contents. consisting of large amount of
hay. corn, wheat ana farming utensils were a
total loss. The origin of the fire is unknown.
but 10 is believed hy Mr. sink that IL Was the
work OF am incendlary The loss is quite heavy.
rs there va. hot dollars worth OF insurance
Oh ANY of the property.
Mrs Edward Boil an esteemed ladv of tbis
city. died tins afternoon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-06

SANDY Hook Va, April 4.-lSpeciaLl The
graded school at Providence. IN this county.
closed few days since, a large crowd being
present. The county superintendent in lrief
address complimented the officers OF the school
A free dinner furnished Dv teachers ana patrons
was enjoyed by the crowd.
Among the recent deaths in this community
we record those OF Mrs Jennie c. Ragiand and
Mr.. Henderson Parrish, the latter III his nine
tieth year
Farmers are taking advantage of this beauti-
full weather and work pIo crosses finely.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-06
The Boulevard Between the Hot and Warm

WARM SpBINos VA. April Especial The
boulevard from the Hot 10 the Warm will he
finished next week.
Work on the hotel az the Hot is being pushed
forward vigorously 50 as 10 be ready Tor guests
Ii Is said that work viii soon be begun ON the
new si25OoO hotel ljust below the bath house.
The station Is also 10 be completed by June
Isl. Inc hotel will adjOin the station and also
the bath house. and the cars will be- run IN a
latge shed' which can be closed tightly. O that
lhsailus may come al any season of the year
Messrs; Decker 4 Crowder. Of Basic City have
81 once.
=, me stage line between the Warm, Hot and
neailhg ,Spflngs will he run by the Hotel Com
pm lhey have already purchased new
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-06

IYNcHRUBG, Va. April ESPECIAL Marshall
Lodge, A. I. and a. NJ. of this city tonight
SUBSCRIBED $40 10 the Masonic Home nj Rich
mond TO be paid in ten annual iustalments of
500 each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-06

WEST PoIST. Va. April Especial The
little two-ycar- old child Of MIR. ii. f. Lewis. OF
this place. met with a painful accident this
morning. While playing about a room size got
hold of q bottle Of crOtOn oil and drank some of
the contents. Drs. Gatewood and Whiting were
soon on hand and rendered pro npt attention 10
the little sufferer. At noon to-day she is thought
20 be ont OF danger
Rev W. $. eak Yesterday celebrated his first
anniversary as pastor of the Baptist church
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-06

CAMPToN KY. April g. The convention OF
the Democrats Of the Tenth district met here
yesterday for the purpose of nominating a
candidate for Congress to fill the unexpred
term OF j. W. Kendall, deceased All of the
other aspirants having withdrawn. Joseph Nj.
Kendall was nominated 10 succeed his father.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-06
Death of IA Nonogemarian.

LOUISA. G. H., Va. April Special
Mary Smith. ninety years old, died near Centre
buried at the Eaton homestead on yet rday
evening
y. ". Winston a. Co. have commenced TO erect
n large tobacco warehouse near the depot at
tins place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-06

LENAH. Va, April Special.l-Cn March
18th eve of Mr. John Saunders of this county.
gave birth TO lamb; on the 3d instant. iust
twenty-five days from the event named she
gave birth 70 twins. All three lambs are living
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-06

When Baby was sick. we gave her Castoria
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria-
When she became Miss, she chung TO Castoria-
when she had Children, she gave them CastorsR'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-06
Congressman Springer in Norfolk.

-, S,ehlotk VA, April 5--lsr ecial cards are
v obs III III ne marriage o. Mr.. ". Langley, Of
NShmond. on April 18th. Va
clnLpe apHusl meeting Or the Bay View Pleasure
houses ~ oce mas 9ae OF the most beautiful club
in Csmn os wa Jew, was held yesterday Mr..
suing term. '''S'uen' i0f thc en-
Ibis morning about twenty-five or thirty
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-06

The lungs are strained and racked by a
persistent cough. the general strength
wasted and an incurable complaint often
established thereby DR.. y. Jaynes EXpec-
tOrant is an effective remedg for coughs and
colds. and exerts "a beneficial effect on the
pulmonary and bronchial organs.