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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-09
WELCOME SNOW.
IT Means Relief Tor Gussin's Famine
Stricken Peasants

Stricken Peasants
Sr PETERsDCRG, Feb 0.--Little is now
heard here Of The fam ne The condition
Of the roads has been ucli that 10 matter
how large a supply OF grain the govern
ment had at its disposal It could not be
distributed, owing To the impos-ibili Of
sonveyances Of any kind reaching the
places where the distress prevails. This is
changed now. Heavy SHOWS have falleu,a
strong crust has formed, and goods and
grain may be conveyed in slcdges to any
part of the empire. Much grain has al
rendy reached the famine stricken prov
inces and, according to the reports received
here, the condition of the sufferers has
much improved. Ii is the general opinion
here that the distressed provinces will now
be enabled 10 hold out until spring.
The minister of war has complained TO
the czar that the measures taken to ex-
pedlte the transportation Of wheat TO tho
famine districts have disturbed the plans
of army mobilization ana would seriously
hamper the movements of troops in the
event of war
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-09
preparing for Trouble,

MADRID, Feb. o.-Much excitement pre-
walls In Barcelona, among tho working
people, over the execution Of the con
demned Xeres anarchists, to take place
tomorrow morning. Bills are being cir
culated in Barcelona and other industrial
centers urging the people to rise and pre-
vent the execution, and many of the lower
classes have put on badges of mourning to
show their sympathy with the victims
The troops are to be kept under arms at
Barcelona all night and for some time
after the execution.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-09
WILL 90 THEIR PART.
British Colonies Seem to Take Lively
Int"rcst In thc Worlds Fair.

LoSDoS, Feb. 9.-Sir Horny Wood, Brit
ish commissioner for the Worlds fair,
says thar the British colonies will be
largely represented at the exposition, three
aggreGai" grants for the purpose being
goose, cor three times the amount set
apart 10y the mother country. Several OF
the colgr,rs which have not yet made
donatiorS nave applied for space, and will
douhtlr'' .nUkr appropriations later on.
Sir lienrv thiuks that the total space al
loted 60 li!e omprc will amount TO sOO, 600
square i:.' hut IL seems certain that
this allo nynt will not suffice, and that
importan 1Hn7%es will have to be pro-
vided, as The colonies alone have virtually
applied for jU0, 600 feet, and even with the
necessary reductions, IL will hardly be
feasible 90 bring the total down to the 500,
600 square feet allowed in the main build
ing
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-09
Balfour Not DIsconcerted.

LONDON, Feb. 0.-Mr Balfour comes up
smiling after the defeat OF his party Mt
Rossendale In letter To his constituents
he takes cheerful view of the situation,
and says he has reason 10 hope that good
progress will be made in the coming ses.
sion with the Conservatives measure of
remedial legislation for Ireland
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-09
Decided victory for French Soldiers.

PARIS, Feb 9.-The French expedition
IN Senegal, in two battles with Chief Sa-
mory. lost one officer and nine men killed
and forty-three wounded, the enemy losing
1J0 killed and 800 wounded
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-09

-At he head
of all blood-purifiers Is DR.. Pierccs
Golden Medical Discovery. But it's
differoat from all of thom. What
ever is claimed for this, its g,tardn-
ted 10 90. The money is refunded
in every case where il fails 10 bene-
fit or cure. It's because it Is differ
ent that it can be sold 70. All
diseases originating from n torpid
liver or impure blood yield to it.
1t clc.n>es and purifcs the system,
freeing it from ali manner of blood
poisou5, no matter from what cause
they have arisen. For Dyspepsia,
Bilicusncss, Scrofula, Salt -rhcum,
letter, ErysipclaS, or any blood
taint or di;oracr, it is an unequaled
remedy. Nothing else can take its
place.
"Goll-a Medical Discovery"
contains 90 alcohol 70 inebriate,
and no syrup or sugar To dcrange
digestion.
It's D concentrated vegetable ex-
tract put up in largo bottles (;
pleasant to the taste, and equally
good for adults or children works
equally well all the year round.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-09

The icemen stored their icehouses in
Newport last Sunday. We have not yet
heard OF the Democratic administration
down there being blamed for this desecra-
tion Of the Sabbath.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-09

1t is unfortunate that DIR. Kelliher
found it necessary to decline tho great
honor Of leading tho line OF green on st.
Patrick's Day. He would have made an
admirable Marshal.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-09
Snatrurttpu.
MRS. e. (. POTTER,

Sal Main street, Odd Fellows Building, begs
10 inform the ladies OF this city thet she II
the only authorized perssef0r agent for the
City OF Pawtucket or the blackstone Valley
70 sell tho =. T. Taylor system Patterns
Models and the Bon.ton Books. Patterns
cut while You wait from the latest ooks.
The system taught day or evening, Paw as
you learn. One doll Ar down AMI one dollar
Nsge fhwvu0h tnstrvskon MA
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-09

From the tone of Dave Blacks paper it
is to be presumed that its editor doesn't
know that thatl"bulletin" has been hauled
down.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-09

Charles Pettee died suddenly at bis
home at 80 Park street Sunday evening.
lie mad On attack OF paralysis while walk
ing across the floor nt his home. He fell
heavily and ir an hour was dead.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-09
German Cattle Unst for us..

SroCKno,M. Feb. 9-The chamber Of
consmerce of this city has declared the
whole OF Germany infected with foot and
mouth disease
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-09

what a parody on economical governs
ment Is seen in Lincoln!
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-09
J.hp.,own Know. VIVA, SUFFERING \,

JopssTowS, Pa, Feb "a fund has
been started fcr tie starving Russiaps.
Over 500 hss a.itsGy been subscribed
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-09
ATTLEBORO.

Blaine has withdrawn" Watch Blaine!
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-09
@ants, 90 get, Qstr.

Il where, Mt any time write To GEORGE +.
ROWELL q CO.. 10. 10 Spruce street, New
York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-28

II. Hichbosn said tina district vss in ne
eendit1on % psoyi!a Injuries nd tsasssi
MT he'd better begin By csssas 500 a
- lsics Of The los tvs nSs verb
ne Price ssk.1 far il b. Ct 1 ..,I
zoo He vssfeA sheu tie sirss csue d
cus 5000 eE tire estimated cost Of ths aeu
5uab0n1. Kns mseey VS. assded = san.
ply he needed saai:AYy s1Ysaaens.es %,
sos Grove Street seascgAsuse de- ostsse
mss Il the 10: vess condemned tnsv coalt
ess both for less than eioS0 Mr.. Nash said
sass tas process Of candsm ring shs 10;
YOU'D De very eisa rate and ess. from
Slo0 70 $500. Cai, Morton spois in fave.
OF Hicheofr's mosisn- Ttess vas eer-
SIDERABLE disczssioa on this 2oi7t snf s.a a
cesfioas we're suggested eus i ca auA ~
v'eed 70 bay these lists 9. 5 san nss II
csediug si250.
Later Mr.. Sou.hazd ssid lhs. 10 orlss
foss the lot might be ecrl m.ei II nc -
nary, would be necsssasy 70 d. the iocs
Van snd the following vAs suhss red
Tnss ths iocattor Of the 10. sp1a vh.ch
70 build scheo,honse be axsd o. The so.st.
west corner Of Lincoln and Chessnu ssrees,
aid 10. 70 be lis feet fro ,lsse on Caes.nu.
ssrees nd io3 feet "a Lineosa street, The
orposite aides % sasd ios To b
parallel, the so7sh side thereof "a
be the north lire CT LINCOLN a-es,
AID the east side 70 be the YES Ike
Of Chestnut street; that in ea.e said 10,
cannot be parchasei as . fai, pfie., o;
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Personals.

c. +. Achcro, Of Cooper's Mills, was in
the city yes:std,y.
Street Commis,i ,ner Saba is out after
three weeks Illness With Ia grippe.
Horace Marble Esq of Wilton vas ia
the city yes e'dsy and visited the Safe
House.
j. Clsi.e Miuot went to his home 10 Bel
grade, Saturday, to spend the spring vsc'-
ton from the High School.
Secretary OF Sac Fssssnden returned
from Boston Saturday, where he had been
several day. on State business.
Mr.. aud Mrs. joseph Oak Of Sko~hesan.
sho had been the guess Of Capt. ADD Mrs
J A. Clark. returned to Sko~hsssn on The
morning train saturday.
Mrs. Wight Of Prkmsn, Me Mr. A. NJ
wishis sister Il law, and her daughter isf'
on the 10 10 4. IL train Sstirdsy Tor
Tfiuiasd, Col where they viii mike their
home with Mrs. wighia son.
Mr.. K IL. Thompson Vas out S1urasy
for the first time in ayesr. Bob heia
genuine reception on the street Naurcsy
for everyone he met wanted to eongrssui'f'
him % his improved appearance.
We understand Mr.. SAM J. Gallagher
has c u cludsd to open the St. Crolx Ex
change the first Of April, and run 1t him
self. We don. zee why he may not MAKE
good aud accommodating landlord ia
lais Advertiser.
Ger. G ,llagher tells the Journal In
he hs. no. decided to open the hotel hiT
self.
Nav il is one Of the bssi known su'
genisi OF tile Maiae Central conductor vas
gets we'll deserved ard highly compliment
sly prorooon. Accordir z TO we'll founee
fepor,s Ne George f wnHney. % long OF
t,e ROAD between this city ard fdfiala
hss h..n selected IS general agent ot th'
Boston & M.ire railroad in PsfilSod, Il
.uccesd NJ. W. Willis ms. y ho hiss rssisae'
aftsr mary wears of esrvice- M. wa''hf
has bsen 10 III , :, ilrosd business fer yss''
acd has long been locked upon IS ore o.
the Mai c Csns,sfs sblss, oileisls- in'
fac, that he perfectly aadsssssnts the nese
Of the Portland service, ard is 'nsa OIL %
greatest executive ability, mskes Il eaftsi'
that he viii be The sishi msn IN u, rso
Place. Ms, whitnes's Bsrg frienas, 50
they are hand,eds1n orniesr, are AZ fsao.
to congratulate tia when the sppeiatu'sn
10 Aosliy made. ard 20 ~ish him AL gu Nss
ia the new pos,,ion Bangor Counesci.i
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exeec ding, however. sl250. proceedings 10
condemn said lot for school purpoees be
taken.
Comfortable discussion followed on Art.
10. resulting in the passage Of the follow.
| ing motion made by Mr.. S'inson:
That ha directors be authorized to build
tworoom schoolhouse to Accomm date
not less thaa ll5 scholars, upon the Lei
voted BY the meeting to be purchased, no,
| to exceed wbea completed ready TO- occu
psncy for school purposes, and incadirg
| the grading of grounds and all sewerage,
the sam of $1,000.
hr. Hiehborn moved 10 amend this mo-
ton, limiting the sum to $4,000, but the mo
ton Of Stinson prevailed.
Mr.. G. B. Burieigh said that as in the
near future smother school building would
be necessary TO accommodate the needs Of
the district and land was Increasing RAP
[ idly in vslue be thought IL proper hat q
lot should be selected and purchase
| sgsinst future need,. He moved that
three be appointed TO act as j,int com.
mittee with the bosrd 20 bond q suitable
10. and report at the next meeting. Thi.
motion prevailed ard the chair appointed IS
that committee Messrs. c. B. Burleieh T
j. Lynch and Tteby johnson. Before The
close Of the meeting Mr.. Lynch said that
be wished the board includ, in the call for
the next annual meeting al article relating
10 increasing the board of dire ;ofs to fl se
and he would suggest that the meeting be
called in the evening when a larger attend
snce could be had.
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SIRE; Nelson. ITO by Young Role Il /.
sire OF Aubine. t9., h"d0rH. 2.fOi, Present <1!,
Moun,ainee-. ~, Daisy koite, 1926, Young
Hol'e was by Tom Rofr, 33t, -iir OF Sleepy
Tom, 81. Gem, 2.isi, fouas kohe, 2.sll, Tom
He. ? "a. Lady ROtr, 2kB and Tom iIcnJftcka.
%. Dam Of Young Role, Jutth. uiai, 2.i7 /,
sister 10 Colun hia, dJm Of Mo- Gould, z2i, suc
Of TEN Role WIS Pugh'- hratuE, dap. PonahOu
tas. 2 Ia to wagon judith VIZ erred ~ Dr CO,
rs, out Of lndg palch, dam Of Graynose. 2,3i >,
Columbia dam of MAY Gould. 2.2Ii. Pugh's A'a
tns sired the dams OF Hams Mambru1 sire Of
the dam OF Santa Claus, 2lH. Nayidad. en-,
Pugh's Arstus wss By Aratus. by Director, thor
oughbtcd) out OF Wnllacc's SAKE w"imCr, PUca
hpntu- was sired by Cadmus, the sire Of Blanen,
the sire Of smusgier, l5i, out Of mare by Bis
shakespeare, DfaoO, the sire Of Jgdith, was by
Young horfi!l, the sire OF bcatnaught, 23i and
was out OF a mare by Josiah iIoyt horse Laiy
Baloh. the dam OF ,,rnyn0sr, was BY Rising sun,
he re of Nabr c.lish. 2 ~, and was out Of the
Fisher msrc. Nelsob's dam wa Gretchen, the
Jam of susie Owen, 2 70. Dsisy ROifc, 2,2Gt fdua
80, and Knox Girl. the dam OF Anbine, 2-ipi
Medors, 2.2O4, Wes,iaud, 22gt. and Onward. tht
IRE Of Ben Butler. 22l!. Gretchen was BY cid o.
rs, the src If Era L., 22il, Boston Girl. rs
Bay, 2 q !, aud also the sire o the dam OF lode
p ndc nee. 16i. Gleparm. 28i, and i've othe-s II
Johnston's colt, t,ial ~ 10 wagon. Gideon. th'
sire OF Gretchen, was by HambletHnian, ha 'ifr 0i
Dexter, III, and Of The dam di stamhOui 2.lI
and Il others In 40. Giden1's dam Dandy
the dam OF Silver Duke, 21s, Hanletonlau wa
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Ar vas disposed Of in /. .m,,..-
hssr -. p NE eall vas - follow. r.
.s.. ~ fspofs Of The spsciaI esm-;e.ss
$3.50 ..nssd = nssaiae d a. 49, - -
-. LAY II, 1881, 3 cons;Ss, =. -
Ia =. aedi6eaal schssI eccanedsss-.
=. ~ open such fsecnmsud.1ie,s. =. -,
- Presented shsssan, ~ rs.sss -
go ~ ~ and Va accepted. A. ~
~ uasGs Of this repors hss bsen o,,rs =. - =
~ - soc sHAL and u viii BE- rsmenhs,sd ~ :. =
.as OCCASION advocated BY us ioins $780,,
cn u q the "c,sssr Of Lfncoin -
r rass 3us ssreets, % in thss rssr ysc5,,,. ;.
~. co@missss vas coneoeed az j
500 sa haynes. Thos. J. Lyach, Fr,uk =.
'oaiasia' J. 0. wsbssef, Chas. y. y.sh
AZ. y. To see II the District viii yo..
% ssiscs sad establish location 70, = -
~. Nah, Of the committee. a..c,,h.a
- - ~ sossnon tns committee bad sdyocsssd
:. asr report. Il includes two lots. one
osnea BY Mr.. II. ". BicknslI sna ~ :
osner By Hon. Joha L. Sssyens. Th..s
we ioss would snsfd location ,o3riis
Iss,i making one very nice LOT. NJ nirk.
zen nsd offered TO ssll his lot ysry ,e.so,.
sep. s4oo). while the price chsrsed hv
. ~. Sssssns, Who didns care 70 have N.
senocinouse In that immediate nsirhho,.
?, 90, 1oo, vas. he thought, too much
me location vas, however. The hsw ,b.,
eould be obtaiaed.
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LADY SOMERSET
To Speak at Portland Next Wednesday
Evening.

Lady Henry S1me,se. Of tWtaor Castle
speaks in City Hall, Portland. March soih,
Of rs O'Clock. Lady Somerset has been
for years center Of social sristocrstic life
in London. She hiss estates 10 Eoglsnd
Involving q tsnsntry Of over 100 900 people
She is beloved by all classes for her work .
cake" She came to this country in Novem-
Der to attend fhs Worlds W. c. r. U. Con
vsntion In Boston, since which she has been
the greater part of the time in Chicago
She speaks but once more before sailing
for home, April l3.h, on ii, Teusonio.
She Is . strong. .iasome woman. As 9
speaker she is eltqlen! and fascinating
with . voice sssily heard In the largest
auditorium. Frances willard will also
spesk. The Maine Central gives half fare
over the rosd Tickets At the door p
cents. Reserved seats 50 cents. For sale
o. Stockbsidge's music store.
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clerk for the ensuing year, and next n
order was the election Of Q director. The
election resulted i 4 the choice Of George
". VIckery. ESQ.,. ~ director, vice DR.. J
o. Webster. whose term Of three years had
expired. Of the 10 votes cast, Mr.. Wick.
cry received 70
T. J. Lynch, Esq. asked why it WAS no,
feasible to eleci Ave directors as WAS the
custom several years ago instead Of three
- at present and said he thought the size
OF the district aud the amount of work
devolving on The committee were good
feasons for there being Ave members in
s,esd Of three.
L,vis Selhing thought that no action
could be legally taken regarding that matter
vithou. it be included in the call. Mr..
Souihsrd and others expressed the came
opinion. The chair being in some doubt
about the locality Of the q aestion listened
TO Mgument' which consumed considerable
time. Mr.. Lynch motion was to skip
Ar. 10 the -srrsnt and take up Art. H..
After much discussion and Considerable
parliamentary practice The matter referring
10 the number Of directors was indefinitely
postponed.
Uader Art Mr.. Southland moved that
ihs sum Of $4,000 for the support of schools,
repairs OF sehoolh ouses. die cunts and abat5
ment Of taxes, and commissions for collect
ing the same, be sIp;opristed. Ii was 50
voted.
Under Ar 6 M. Selling moved that the
came ra.e Of difcon-. be allowed as Is a.
loved BY ths ETY.. Voted.
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I Several OF the gentlemen present though,
other iots might be obtained that vonId
sssssf All purposes. and in reply to the m
mr. Nash explained more In detail the
investigations made by ihs committee.
Mr.. liichborn wanted to know what
would be the estimated COS, Of the building
that was TO go on this lot.
Prof. Cspen said the plans had beer ore.
pared In general way and the exact cos,
could not be guaranteed from them but he
thought that the building could be erected
Tor between 5000 and $500. The city,
be said, had right to condemn property
for school purpo,es and in order to do
that the locstlcn must be fixed upon by the
city.
Mr.. Hicbborn said that while Mr.. Bick.
neil had offered his lot cheaper than be
himself would care to DO yet IL his was
worth only $3.50 certsiniy Mr.. Stevens lot
was no; worth more than 5000, and he pro-
tested against paying more than that. He
moved that The committee should pay fol-
the lots sum not exceed ding si050.
MIR. Nash said that should that motion
prevail 1t would defest the new school house
He knew that this Ii stion could not be pur-
caassd for Sl050. Other remarks were
made by Prof. Cspeu and Mr.. Mach moved
TO smesd Mr.. llichborn's motion by strik.
ing Gu: the specifed sum and inserting the
~or1i at as reasonable q price As posi-
BILE -
Mr.. Bsscombe moved to amend Mr..
Nssh's motto limiting the snm to be ex
ended for the lot to $3.50.
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The remains Of Capt. John Fl. Mason,
who died at Boston, March 24th, Of Brights
ditesse, have been brought to Hsllowell and
PLACED in the receiving tomb. Capt.
Nsson's sge was 81. He was formerly 3
resident CT Augusta and for is or 20 yesrs
was in he employ of Hon. ]. Manchester
Hsy nss IS cspts ofseveral Of Mr.. Haynes
vessels. The last Of Mr.. Haynes vessels
,hst be pss csptsin Of Was the Fred Chase,
which vas wrecked on Charleston bar BY
otiog rua down by 4 steamer few yeas
SGD. Capt. Mason was exposed for several
hours in the rigging At this time sud It is
thor GIT that he nsver fully recovered from
III, exposure. He had been living IN Boz
ten for foms time previous to bis death.
He vas $ member Of Trinity Commsude'y
Of this city. He had followed the sea the
sres.er psrt Ct bis life and Was recognized
:. very sbl, captain. Wherever be
w,nt h, made many friends and vas uni
ysr.slly respected.
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EE SCHOOL HOUSE
Vii Be- Rant Of Iselise Of
Yah6s Sehsa DislYicl.
Csaaitiss Luihal'zsd TO gYpad ID
BIe1disG $7750 fox This Pl1posa.
George ". yirkery, Esq., Chosen a Dj.
rectsS, vice DR.. J. o. Webster.

Tbs results Of fhe viilsgs school di,t,i..
school meeting on Saturday vas the cao;e.
Of . new director and futhcrizing the com.
m.t.ss 70 sxpsnd sam not exceeding $3.50
fcr pu1csssirs . lot and erecting and t,tins
school building ready f,r occupancy.
The meeting vas called to order sgres.
sbls 70 cali By this clerk, Col. n. q,
sssples, ard Hon. Geo. z. Weeks ~ss chosen
modrstor. II. q. Sssplss vas elected
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Atdalsh re ~ dam OF aoid-Inith Maid "A aud
wss out of The Chns kent mar" Dandy, thu dam
OF Gideon, was BY Young Engineer, out OF q mare
by CommAn Ter. Kat IN. dam OF Gretchen. the
dam OF Nelson 'nps by Bla@k HHHk, the si's Of
Ethan Alien, 10, with matte, Lancet, RIA and
He'll OF Saratoga. ~, BlaGt Hawk by sherman
Morgan
DAM BfuynOse. the dan oi Haley was - fact
and ghuy ma = by Old Fcafnausht 2 2sl stand
ing starr wipurr the hrst go coo pptse over hung
up, and the ting uf sialiops At one time. The dam
ri Grsynos- was I.sd} Bslch who produced the
dam OF Young ROLF. tho aire a. Nelson, . 10, Al
biur, lgb. NJ Ira, 20t, rr"scnt, 2.2iA. Noun
incrr, "a. Daisy Kolfa. 2Gt Lady Bsluh who.t
tife was Ri-i1g bun. i2H thr sire of Naboc,lish
2gl, produced CulumbiH. the dam of May Gould
2.2it AVID SmugEl,r Bit. the site Of Free Ifndn
~ The -,uund dHtn OF Gtnynose wa Lady
ri.her who troi,ed 10 z 90 10 1870 Grsybuse's
frat foA VIA "tcy" which soil ~ " mont hs
old to u. o. CJ"aui Of Portland for slt0l. Icy
prOdnocd - colt J ~ scar by Whfren"r. thst M
C0nsni soid for 1900 when only four week. Old
Gray u.t's ses"nd colt Ia iblrt, third. May Glft.
yrus old. ~ Dictator chief, fOuril'. 1.-The
Nelson era, nose Is due TO tJai by Dictator CnH
March 9Th
Iti- toe animal that Is wanted ever tim TO so
with the pedigfre. breeders want those That
are frottoi. by nat ire, aud itaics Ia a ua'ursl
tfutter on both sides,
It.LsN s,nnds 10 hands high, II bay 10 color,
with - lite white on The nigh hind foot. III
weigh 100 Al maturity. IL yeafs I'D N.Y. 9Th.
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ONS ENJO1S
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasan.
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly On the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
ten eEectualIy, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs ia the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
daceti, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptabls 10 the stomach. prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
eascts. prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many srcellent qualities commend it
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Buyer, u daughter.
Fast boot hoay-Msrch IS, to the wife Of Lyman
Alley, twin daughters
e~castic-Narch;ta to Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Bartlett, sou.
South Jcfersou-M Mar. :, to Mr.. and Ms. Dayi,
Atkinson. Il daughter.
Edsec omb-To the wife OF Elb,idge s. Sherman
twin boys.
FRANKLIN.
PhlllIps-March IL. 10 Mr.. and Mrs Fremon
Scammon, SON.
KNOX.
Rockport-Msrch 5, to Mr.. and Mrs William
Grinnell. a daughter.
Rockland-Maroh 0, 10 Mr.. and Mrs, iward s
thornton, a daughter: March 2, TO Mr. and Mrs
Alouzo A. Davis, SON.
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Saxss.stie md Miss Emily Foster OF Bremen
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wAsHIyGTos.
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