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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-05-12


TINE object Of this suit is to procure
cree for the ssle of certain 49,
CHARLES county, in this State, WIS
gagged by the defendant. Alahnm
and a certain Joseph NJ Patterson
lifts testltliN, Jane Patterson.
The bill states that. on or ,.hos
day Of February, 1871, the said
Patterson aud Alabama Patterson
certain real estate, which is partie
scrihed in SAID bill, Hnto the said ,Jayl
son, by way Of mortgage, to secure
ment Of the sum of tWehty-three hnnt
lara, which WAS iheu due and OWN
said Joseph NJ Patterson and Alnbaa
terson TO said Jane Patterson. With
thereon FROM the 18th day Of Jannary
[ rnat the said Joseph N Patterson III
/ since the execution Of SAID mortgage. IL
the said dsicndauls, Joseph Patterson
laura Patterson, his only children and
at law
That the said Jane Pattsrsoa has al,
parted this lite, leasing last Will and Il
ment in writing: and that the plnintiiY. n
/ X. Patterson, has been duly appointed
ministfstis, can testa@eato annexo, OF
goods and ehaJues Of the said Jane Patterso
That the whole If SID sum Of iwenty-thl
hundred dollars S130Oj Will interest there
from the llth DIV at March, $500, still
mains due aud owing oy tile id deiendan
rntt the sad Atnamt Patterson, jose
Patterson aud Laarn Patterson aie non-r,
deuls Of The State OF " =, land.
fti9,seeutOn u i % Il DIV Of April, A. !
] 1913, ordeed by tie Circuit Court Tor Char
county. ttirg rs lourt # Equity. that :
plaintiff 5v causing copy OF this order ~
inserted IN snme hem siNpeI published
| Charles county, once in eneh OF fnr s1cr,
Sivs weeks ltpiote ihe End dry vi MAY. IS.
give notice 80 the said sent defeiidtfts g. Z
olisct and substance u tliis lili. warm
thsm 10 appear IN g1is cost in person Of
solicitor 90 or before the l0th day Of Jp
next 70 shus cause ii any they have, why
decfse ought mot to be ptssr 10 prayed.
j. SAMUEL rURNEIt, tierk
Of CT. Ct. fox Cuarlvs COunty.
T.ue coPv--Test.
J. SAMyEL TURNER, Clcrl,
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Secretary Carlisle has received the
resignation Of Gen. w. S. Rosecrans, Of
California, as Register Of the Treasury,
TO take effect the last Of this month.
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Black horr- fadd-l Wv. issa. 49, han,
high Wsiaht lo30.

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IVA, ''' ~ ''e se'soi % "
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s'-n l'l' was si--'s , Cn'@sh 10 ISIS With
sc ~ ii4 s oqa of huesi
~ f , 'rses " Ameiia' ard Royalty tired
HiAti''' t'an "a, by Stiuieu a th1rou h.
hre1i Ar hln Rlnaip's Grant d m as Il
very t,s' m're hF amer an STR. buuaht ~
VIZ OK ny the la'e '9sn W GArrrtt. Ri
naide "ilt Zmonths hasd6a z as 3 earcid,
s"o" ' iflals ~ 2 Is ind will 10 doppT make
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1t hiss been decided that clergymen
will not be given half rates on excur-
sion trains to the Worlds Fair AZ Chi
Gags.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-05-12
Suicides. hke FIRES,
syeIes. Fbs : Twice

womaa shosld sihe
words which Napoleon spoke to person
who said lie would avoid certain situa-
ton by blcwiag ost bis brains. Yes,
,sesdo that" sid the Emperor. but
those who wish me well could not profit
BY it. and those who wish rye has u
would be lleased'
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-05-12

Comptroller oi the Currency Eckles
proposes to have at least tive exam;na
tons made every year into tie condition
of the rational banks.
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The Hon.s Fsr a cholsra Agent.

Prof. Simondi, of Hamburg, Germa-
ny, has recently been studying the
means by which cholera has been trans
mitied, and from various experiments
made, has come to the conclusion that
the ordinary house az is dangerous
agent in that direction. The Professor
says; THAT flies during cholerl cpl.
,'deInic, may be dangerous agents in the
dissemination of the germs of this dread
disease BY alightiug oR food which, like
soup, MIR. saaces, forms convenient
MEDIUM Of culture for the comma bacil-
lus. The Paris Cosmos. which de-
scrihes a humber Of Simondf's expert
ments, states that Aies are common fac
TORS in the spread Of large number Of
contagious maladies. Persons are very
ofien insraia,ed with earbanclasby hies.
Experiments nave demonstrated that
they eau carry the bacillus tuberculosis
Dead flies. when dissected, often contain
bacili which have been absorbed from
the spittle Of consumptives. and these
bacilli preserve their virulence. Dissem-
iinatiou Of the germs of yellow fever has
also been attributed to flies"
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Archbishop Satolli, the Papal able
gate, is contemplating establishing his
residence in Washington.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-05-12

Baron Petre, hember Of the British
House Of Lords and domestic prelate
10 the Pope is dead.
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;';naerifTS Sale
ny 0F
'nable Real Estate
b a RI e S G ounty.

tiue Of . wrist OF F'ieri Facfas Issued
u's Of the CireRit Court Tor Charles
ROY at a tuit Of Washington Hicks
m agains Ellen C. Acton, heir at law
- -ienant OF Mary 0levia WilIett. and
ne p. Acton, her husband, defendints,
70 the glods, chAttes. land and tene-
Of the said Ellen G. Acton
IN. G Acton. her husband. 20 me di-
i.s,le ~ IN 77v seized and taken in exeeution
(, fright, tyils, claim and interest Of the
shetn e. Acton, and Wm Q. Acloa, Ter
rud, in. and to the r. lowing
yrty 70 wit;
y thoAe pieces, parcels or tracts Of land
aled, lying and being in Charles county,
Nipaletown, adjoining the lands Of John
~MArray, jeanis C. Cfaycroft, GrAyson
ftefas6 others containing about
hislD Acres Of land; more or less.
)ee the saue farm upon which the late
NO Willett formerly resided
.gssl ~ The said p!orert is i'm
Boz fsftM proved by dwelling
4 Angssa, house sianle. &c and is
4 rcnvenleat 10 churches,
I hls and railroad aepot
Eai | hereby give noure thu will sell at
fsNur ct The III OF the Gl~ik OF IIp Chr
ie5ourt. ia part Tobacco on
III Tae@tW, May 18Th, 1893.
II u'cltes m. thu property 50 sigsd and
~ iulo evecu a by pubic auctinu To tie
Z fst bidder for cast.
II y r. WHEATLgY.
\ s4-rs sic ill.,
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PoR SAFE.

FOR SALE.
A bargain, 500 will ouy first class fall
geather Top Buggy, cloth lined, in perfect or
der, nrwis painted Made by Henry q Con-
nell. BaltiAore cost S375. Ninety days cred
/ il will he given with good security.
$40 will buy Ph@ton or Buggy with can
opv top ard curtains. IN good order, randy
and comfortable for ladies. Sixty DAYS cred
it viii be given.
SIPS Will buy a fine Young Bay Mare, 5
years old, sound, good driver, aud bred to
NV stallion, Rinaldo Four months credit
given with security The above can he seen
In Port Tobacco the srst Tuesday of cousr
week,
w NEALE,
IA 5-cs rs S howard ST. Baltimore.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-05-12

Oil Satan has had case of nervous
prostraho since he heard of Sam Jones
closing forty saloons
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REPORTED. adjusted and


T.. ses REPORTED. adjusted and
unpaid ..................... s2ss. LOG 81
Reserve us required by law.-.... 30, 0Ij, 1881 81
Unpnid dividends Of surplus or
other description Of profits
due policy h0lders.............. 800, Sl2 %
All other claims. ....>.o..... 1869 81
Total Liabilities. ..............S30, 69l 40 To-
Surplus as regards policyholders 81, 966 T0d !
Total income $3.50 p5s s.
Total expenditures. 5.36l,9li 50
81, 2s9 policies in force IN Uni
ted States on 3lst December
1902, insuring. .......~...... l2S, 75s, 5G5 o.
sS5 policies written in Mary
land during the year 1892,
nsuring. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S0E, a3, Oc
Premiums received on Maryland
business in 1892 ,...-,,....... POP O.;
Losses paid III Maryland in 90 80, 4O2 80
Losses incurred in Maryland
during 1892. SO COG 90
State of Maryland Insurance Department,
bCom Once, Annapolis, March, I, 1893 (
In compliance with the Code of Public Cen
eral Laws, hereby certify that the above is a
true abstract from the statement OF the b ma
Lie Insurance Company Of Hartford. Conn,
to december 3lst, 1892. now On file in this
| Department.
! /. FREEMAN RAISIN,
Insurance Commissioner.
II b. MGIG5 Mssnaper,
G. W. DUSTIN, Associate Manager,
Ger St, Paul and Z. BALTIC. S,.r Baltimore
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No. so quity.


Mary X Patictsos, Administrators O
OF jane PaiIts.on, vs. Alabama Pate
Joseph Patterson and Laura Paterson
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NORMAN.
| WILL offer the services of = -
L the PERCHEROE Stall I'D
LION, NORMAN" 10 the far 81 -
mer' Of Charles county during yEssss@ssye
the Spring season, commencing April lst 1879
Ferms.-Servics fee 80 90 cash at the time
Of service. ''D''
Desc ipton.-" Norman is a dapple brown.
'of beaatifUi color, 8 years old, rangy in an
pearance and wsighs over 800 pounds.
Pedigree. His pedigree is of the highest or
der lie was sired by "Iula,p who WIS nm
ported and bred BY Hon VIM T Waters of
baltimore county His dam Nance" was
sired toy Charters Imported bs hon. elias
Carroll, Of Howard county. Norman was
purchased from Gov. Frank Brown, on whose
iarm, at Springfield, Carroll county, he WAS
hred. ia 1882, Gov. Brown sold number of
TWO and three year old colts by Norman
weighing ''etween 200 and 1870 pounds. -
!. MORMON Is one Of the finest Pereheron Sral
lions in America
ne VIA stand NJ the following places.
elusive - -
Bel Alton, April 3rd and 4th.
Ia Plata, April 9th and sih.
Robert Il Turner near Newport, April III
ana o-h, ADD at regular i.teri ais nj the above
places inr.ag the season.
lie will be sent to auy mart of Chtyles eonns,,
On guarantee OF ten mates
For lgrthel particulars address.
ROBERT GRAIN,
2U5 Courlland Street
"h tV-em Baltimore, Nd.
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DrE'hOnlaS \. Owen,
IA PLATA. Ml.

Dr,Sen,, 9 graduate Of the University Of
haryE hfs located for practice It La
Pia'aiad oilers his professional services to
the gfal public. All calls will be prompt
y atRed iv i-y
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Statement
Showing the Condition of the
EHtna Life Insusanee Compa-
ny Of Hartford, Conn,
December slst, 1899.
Assets


4VaNe Of real estate owned by
the company less amount Of
eneumhranre thereon. ....... s $500 o.
loans on Bonds and Mortgage ! Z, sS2. 727 -
Stocks and Bonds absolutely
owned hv the company mar
ket yalne ..,-.. ...,e....>.,~... 1898; 238 Of
Amount on all Loans Except
Mortgages lsecured by Stocks
Bonds, and other securities
hypotheclied to the company
for cash actual loaned by the
Company ..,-....,.......-........ 749, POS u
Interest due aud accrued on
Stocks. Bonds&other securities 800, 1877 o.
Cash in Company principal Of
fee and belonging to the Com
pany deposited in bank mann. 4,053, lI7 50
Premiums due aud in course of
collection and gross deferred
Premiums, less loadingthereon $50. T5Z 4G
Premium Notes in force ......... 1855 10
Total Admitted Assets........S3s, 35S 95G2I
Assets rot Admitted.
Securities deposited in various
States for the protection Of Pol
lev holders in such States
market yaluel Virginia,
sos, 22e, oO0 Canada S243,
ooo....................... SEQ, go 90
Liabilities
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Dr Ernest Spencer.
Bel Alton,
ClRLES COUNTY, ND.

Or nest Spencer, a graduate Of the Mary
land yersiiy, with twelve months hos
piial hiice ID Baltimore has located at Bel
Alton ID offers his professional services TO
ths . bal pubic Oliice At Wills HoteI.
ss
fTOGK sc. FOR SALE
nesacssye Mower, bay Rake. ] Ne
Sherprill JOLT Wagon and Harness, /
Worbrse, percheron Mare Coli, 3 years
old, Ut Star mare, Short Horn lleifer,
mlFm Apply al this Office.
s rlbe TO the Independents
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-05-01

The 100 page book with the above title,
for The Worlds Fair Managers of
Maine, contains concise sketch of Maine
snl - elegantly illustrated. For the pur-
pose tt was designed, to shown up our sum
mel resorts, sporting regions, industries
and resources, 1t carries out the idea in a
yerF admirsblr manner, Our coast line,
mountain and lake and inland retreats have
their attractions placed in their best light.
The routes to reach all points either by
rail or steamer, are shown up in just the
manner they should be.
Fifty elegant fall-pagc mosstypes adorn
the book, This work rlust do u great deal
of good for our STATE As it will reach cv-
cry part Of the world Every commissioner
at the Columbian Exposition will receive
copies
Fine portraits of Ex-Governor Burleigh
AMI 'oyernor Cleayes adorn the opening
pages followed by portraits of the men and
women of The commission. fuli-psge cuts
of scenery along the Maine Central Rail
roni and all railroad lines In Maine, every
onr Of which are as fine as steel plate.
The steamer lines from Portland TO Boston
New York Far lIarhor AMI all eastern
points have appropriate cuts and inscrip-
tnns II il credit to Mr.. Haynes who
wrote it, and the Moss Engraving Go. who
printed IT, Thlrty-two thousand are now
being forwarded to the Worlds Fair man
ayers at Chicago for distribution.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-05-01

young Augustan, who, IT is said, had
been drinking hard for some time in Ros
ton. was a passenger on the kennebcc Fri
day night. One of his fellow passenger.
was Togus veteran, James P. McIntire
who had about s35 about him which he gave
to his companion for safe keeping When iEs
boat landed in Gardiner the Augustan ant
the veteran went over to Randolph. Their
the former left and went to Gardiner
bought an entire suit of clothes
including spring overcost, hiret
a team and drove to Augusta
The Togus man soon discovered his iosi
and complained to the officers. So Git,
Marshal F. b. Drake of Gardiner came NJ
to Augurta and got Deputy Marshal Hank,
TO arrest the culpirt. The young mar
broke down at once, confessed to the crime
and returned to Gardiner without wsitins
for a warrant to be sworn out. At his tria
Judge Larabee Of the Gasiiner municipal
court sent him back to Augusta TO spend sc
days in jail. His new clothes were taken
by the dealer and the veteran got all but 3,
of his money.
The county clerks office in the soutl
wing of the court house is undergoing 4
vigorous spring cleaning, Meanwhile ten
Choate is making his headquarters in the
record vault
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-05-01
Marriieo.

CT EtMnEELtSD.
Portlaud-April %, Lorng \. crosby of Brook
line, Mass. and Miss Ruth Il. Mans of Portland
kENNEBEC.
Augusta April .o, ut the home Of the bride
father, by the Rev. Walker t;wyme, Eugene Il
Marson and Rose II. Harrison.
North Monmonth April -, by J. l.. Orcu
E.,l, Mr. f.oriu y. iIayfard OF Winthrop, ant
Miss JeuB'e NJ. Butterfcld of Belgrade.
LINCOLN.
Boothbav tpriI 20. Jacob C.. Barter Of Booth
hay. and Miss ftzzic VI. Farrell Of south tar
diner
PtNpBSs or.
Ranger- April So trnnk i. Huury and Mis-
Eva VI, kincaid.
SOMERSET
Sknwhe gab-April Is, I.cnwood +, Nelson ant
Miss Esther D.. Kicker, both Of Canaan
York.
Biddefor,i-Aprii %. Daniel r. Dugan aud Mis-
Sadie Met 'artliy, both of Biddeford.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-05-01

"9ainonsT which is the latest prepars-
non OF the Weeks i Potter Co. Of Boston,
owes its ready sale both TO its excellence
and to the fact that the formula is printed
upon the label of every bottle. 1t is not g
secret nor patented medicine. and is abso-
taiely harmless. II is one of the finest
.sn'cs and spring medicines ~ offered y
me public. Physicians are prescribing and
y'ving II TO patients, and the we'll known
reputation of the Weeks and Potter Co. il
guarantee Of the excellence Of the article.
me advertisement which appears in an
other column, gives full information abcu,
the medicine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-05-01

Will be of value to the world by illustrat
ing the Improvements in the mechanical
arts and eminent physicians will tell you
that the progress in medical agents, ha.
been of equal Importance, and as strength
ening laxative that Syrup of Figs is far il
advance of all others
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-05-01

"McCaRruY'. Mts.,,,,

"NcCaRrnY's MfsHars.
NeCsrshy's Mishaps, which has ,een one
the standard attractions eomes to ,,s opera
House. Tuesday, May End. and vii be in
terpresed by Barney Ferguson an. asso-
c'afe fun makers, which comprisei one oi
the strongest organizations presenting farce
comedy. II Is replete with .nusing ,itua-
fions, merry incidents, laughxble eliraxes
and witty dialogue, interviewer with arci-
cal situations, and number of specia hes
OF the highest order.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-05-01

The following are the dates anil plss.,
when and where Inspector General W. :
Choate will visit the National Guard ne1
week: Monday, May 5, eompan
II OF the LIST. Rockland, Capt. K
H. Timer Tuesday, the sth, con,
pany 4 of the I'd, skowhegan. Car,
Aionzo York; ard Thursday, the lI,h
company c Of the I'd. Bath. Capt. J. f
Hall. Col. l.. II. Kendall of the Is, vii
be invited to attend the inspection Of th
Rocklsnd and Col. Victor Brett. or som
other field officer of the I'd. the inspection
OF the companies in that regiment.
This, Monday evening, Gen. Choate in
spects the Bangor companies. Tuesday
the I'd, upon invitation of Lieut. Marx I.
Hersey, he will visit the Maine State Col
lege at orono and will inspect the Cobur
Cadets, between and O'Clock in the 81
teruoOn
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-05-01
Die0.
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I,aih.-Apri is. Cstharnc francir, infant
daughter OF Henry q. and Helen VI. Wooster
formerly OF Hancock, aged months Apfh y
Mary j. CHASE aged Ill wears. months. April 81
samuel wrbber asr,I - ycarsS months. April
~ Mrs Mary Muliigan, widow OF The lac Alex
ander NuIiigan of Bath.
i'hippsburg-April u. Miss susan Merrill, aged
81 years.
SOMERSET.
Skowhegan-Apri Il, Elmer T., son OF Angus
ius and Ella II. frowe1, aged years.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-05-01

false alarm was ruug in from box 81 al
"4S Saturday night and at $50 ''all out
was sounded. All the companies responded
quickly. ,hs Capitols getting there first. As
ih's is the second time weuld-be-funny
persons hase ruag in false alarm FROM
the box the chief engineer has decided te
take away The outside key and instead te
put several in houses in the immediate
vicinity. Sunday morning it was discovered
that someone bad broken the glass. takcr
cut the key ami opened the box bat bad no
pulled in an alarm. having probably beer
frightened. 1t is thought that the persor
or persons who dill this were startled ava,
and then went down to the other box
thlcf Engineer G. W. Kicker does not ap
hreeiate this miserable kind of fun and &C
c"r'insly offers a reward of $40 for tht
discovery of the person or persons VIII,
samperel with either box.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-05-01

BAY STATE HOTEL
STONY ISLAND AVENUE.
Between 63d and Sath streets.l
CHICAGO.
First Glass, Fire Proof. Steam Heated,
Electric Light~d. Best Location for
Those visiting the
WORLDS FAIR.
American and European plan. Within SOC feet
OF the man entrance, aud three minutes walk OF
Steam Electric. Cable and Horse Cars.
PersonaIly conducted ~scurst"ns, t0-
eIudtng All travelling and hotelsrPssses.
&C SERAL MANAGERS:
81 state st, 50 Hampshire ST..
Bosfon Mass Auburn. Me.
j. A. NIfTTER. Hotel Manager. (Formcry pro.
prietor OF St Marc Hotel, SIN Ave, New York
REFERENCES ~ PERMISSION:
Hon j. q. A. Brarkett, ex Gov. OF Massachusetts.
Hon. II. II. clesTes. Gov. of Maine.
Hon. W T.. Russell, Gov. Of Nsseaehusefts.
Hon. e. e. Blrlrgh. xtoy. Of Maine.
ten c. II. Taylor, Editor of the Boston Globe.
Hon. Fred'k Robi.. extiov. Of Maiue:
Hon. r. D. fettgrew. T. = senator, so, iHSe'"'
MI. 4. ~. Billings, Pres. Globe National niox.
Boston. Mas.
Hon. ). j. Chadbourne, Depaty Secretary. State
Mr.. John G Haynes, Pres Oliver pttson rub. Co.,
Boston, Mass.
Hon. J. II. Maniey. Augusta. Me.
M chss. r. Ba,t. Cashier National Security
Bank Boston. Mass.
tsr Thss p N,ttness Executive tomni'r Maine
Worlds Fair Managers. Portland, Maine
Mrs.. r.. G. BurleiSh. Vice fres- Hoard Lady Wan
ayers Worlds Fair.
CoREKsroxpKSef Solicited. AssSTs Wanted.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-05-01
ASSESSORS NOTICE |

~ HF 'of foyers " Ns ft1 ~ AH0pfst0,
You are hereby n6'ifed 10 bfi69 IN srue aud cor
pIe,e Hist Of yorif poll. aud estsfes real snd per.
spBSl, not by isa exempt from taxation, Of WHICH
yAg wsfe pn.scs,ed on the hrsf day Of April, leon
aud Executor. Adnishstrsfor, Gusrdirn a.
Trustee also number Of dogs For the purpose of
RECEIVING sad lsi. ard administering The oath -.
ttipr!E"a thereto, ti.r bpfsrsianed, Assessors az
sa0 eiiF. Viii bs in session ~ their ONCE in OpSfa
Hsnse i,ioek, opposite Po-tohiec, each Saturday
b.!t'r the stit iag Of Nay next from TO Il
o'eis'cs a NJ, and from : 20 o'clock r. NJ, and
siso On at stormy days ~ to and including that
dS-e.
Failing TO bring IN suei. Iists, you will thereby
BE- trrrd Of any right 20 make application 10 the
Iousty Commissioners for statement OF snv
taxts which may be assessed agsins. you
Blanks for returns may b. bad Of rs ON appli.
Cation or by calling The office Of the Civ rsrss
uref-
JpsEPH II. WALL. Asseseorv
AprG J. l-sa. WILLIAM n. REID. Of
WILLIAM ". LtnsY.l Aususta.
spridcwkw3v
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-05-01
Personals.

Mrs, Abbie Sabine and niece arc in Bos-
ton for few days.
Master Pml Young Of Portland, is ,isi-
ting hi, aunt, Mrs. j Frank Pierce.
Miss Susan Copp, book-keeper for A,
ID. Ward is roniined TO the house by Illness.
Mrs. +. VI. Drew of Lewiston returned
home Saturday after brief visit with Miss
Florence rarrott
George +. MeCausland has improved
slightly since hls father. Alexander MeCans-
land, moved to Green street.
j. +. Davidson. Emmet Conuors and W.
u Johnston of the Advertising department
OF the Boston Ilerali are in awn.
The iu Rev. Henry A. Neely. Protest
ant Episcopal bishop of Maine, was in
town Saturday on his way to the East.
Silss W. wyman, formerly of Augusta.
was in town over Sunday. Mr.. Wy man is
now with I.eGrau Bros. the Portland sash
AMI blind manufacturers.
lir. q. ". Turner of this city, who is
now at the jefferson Medicsl College,
graduates from tina, institution full iledgc''
physician on MAY "a. The graduating ex-
ercises will be held at the American
Ncademy of Music, Philadelphia. DIR
Turner will, it is thought, settle In this city
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-05-01

TyOD nAkE--JAe seaide.es Of ~ l.se E,ss.
II fsg Haak~n f1f sate- ThSG vssy dretrable
sstste. tfsssed On Crosby ssrees, 1sts1 via furs
usbse nnd valuable fruit tfees q o1sPs1 fcr. ~
Apply 90 fhe prenises. y = l.KnpAKL TITcens
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-04-29
SAnv Fort i'm a StOrm.o

That's Il good maxim. but it will
not work as II rule in the purchase OF
a remedy for rheumatism. Any OF
the cheap nos'rumS will not affect a
cure-in fact none of them will.
Don't trifle with life ard prolong ag-
ony. Get DR.. Drumm Ond's Light
ming Remedy, and a speedy cure is
certain. 1t costs IS IA bottle, but one
bottle Is worth Il hundred of anything
else, and tor that reason it is the
cheapest when ii cure is wanted,
Sent to any address by prepaid ex-
press on receipt of price. Drnmmond
Medicine Co., 1880 Maiden Lane,
New York. Agents wanted.