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Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-30

Hin r. D viek4rg returned Ffa y
sves iax from ! two seek.' hunsinz uip- =
.yur nxa1 sper. er called uion Mr. Vscxery
and !~srasi ID Il be ssss Large moose,
, esrs cs age. ssss Sc CHING Al sus 100 ronii''s'
ID the Ixrse bsx at ,Ar OF of Big Spencer
m ,urtain-
Mr.. y.eksrv Ard csunsy Attorney l. =.
cAsss,5.s left here rsn ~ssks ag7- Ilfs
vert 70 Ess,i. snd from there 70 KING Bart
lss.'s csrsrs, shich are loca'ed sesus 10
miles frsra E4sti. Taese esHipe are IN
chsrxe OF Harry VI. Pierre. who IS q sefy
esnisl sal piesssas gentEeIaia- Ihs Ian
LADY, Mrs. P,ercs. is also c',eersal psrs' d
and is mo lei lanilaiy. possessing all the
ousIiries OF a g.so,l hcuseksepe-. AMI veil
knors hes to please the guests NJ fieiee
h4. ~ csHnrs anier bis charge, xiep'isg
the large one used for cooking.
Mr.. yicksry Lirsd three competent gui les
70 aid bin in esetuing this huge noasef-
They followed him five and half days ne-
fore geltisg nesr enough to Shoot al BIS
no sashin. A, tbs time he WAS shot they
were very near Snenser mouataia- Il was
the srs. i've moose in the woods NJ. sicl :
sry had ever seen, but, afser nofuent OF
gszing At the great animal, ; bullet wis
plantt-i in his body near the heart.
WHEN his the animal started at full speed
in triangular route and came around so
that Mr. vieke5 got another effective shot
at it, which brought him to bis knees, ano
while in this position third shot was fired
and to make sure. a fourth, which killed
MIN. Two Of the bullets met hsif an men
oyr the heart. This peculiar eiteum-
stance sas due to the moose'taruing AROUND
after the first shot va. ired aud then si'-
ing Mr. yiekegy an opportunity TO reach
the other eide.
Oae of ,h- gIides, small s:zsd french
man, say III. moose coming io~ard him at
fuH speed. but about 200 yards, away snd
ae Immediately climbed up a tree, sho"-
shoes and all. flied with terror OF being at
lacked by the euraged monster. The party
sere o liget to saowshoe fous miles :
.iies having 10 clear assy 3 road u ha'
out the moose.
The game in his lection is very plenty
anI trout may be caugat in aoundanc'.
Mr.. vtek ry feels much pleased over bis
success 4 fter 50 loag and difficult chase.
rhe moose il really tine one.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-30

A physici n of Ocosta. Wash, while
bOtanizing Ia the woods near that place
recently, stumbled across a big black bear,
which got annoyed at his presence sud
chased him. The railroad was few yards
away. and the doctor took the track and
srrirted along 1t, a few yards ahead Of the
beast. until long trestle was reached,
when the bear halted and sqiasfed down
to watch the doctor hop along the ties.
When he was third Of the way across. a
freight train appeared at the other end.
Out On high trestle. with a bear waiting
for him at one end and a freight train
coming for him from the other, the doctor
felt that the situation was embarrassing
He dropped to supporting beam, hung
from the end Of 1t while the train passes!
overhead, ard then continued Ids way
home by another route. Brooklyn Gil
ten
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-30

Boston, Dec. 29.-The British steamer
Pomeranian. from Glasgow, reports very
stormy passage. From the date of leav-
ing to Dec 1s the steamer experienced
stormy adverse winds, squally weather
and heavy head seas. From that time up
to the 22d it blew terrific gale from the
west, and the steamer was only able to
make .8 miles in "A hours, in which time
10 To 800 miles is generally covered.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-30

Il =, rra....>.s + 4 v,,at1Sl ~ |
~ exanss . 4p.s -, ~ ~ 6enl1
ssenseeeSl eAnAss fss1 e -. -
sone y ~ xv...s
Sunlight Giansss AZ. ssNs..g 4 a
osnccfs ~ 1os'oss sss.,s.s~ ',s.ss;F II.
a. SPs nsers -; 49,. !. xsss,hs Il. 4.
apeis ~ r ~ -
=. Lr' ~. $3.50 ,s,s,.;s sss,~an s,,a
II; fged Hiss''sst ~, ~ .'.. psrrss~ y
lteroefs hssd''ss y. ass 49, No., =
Flora Wen. ~efshs ~ = 49,
fiass'e n. boaisS", - a
The grange At Frseburg sth co,na1s
prosperous. This grange y repor'ea - :.
the lsrgest m tae Stase. nssne s,I..:as -
ship Of over sn. atMe ~ Sr,s,s ~
omcefs, y, ". Mensso. - a..nr;.i a;,ec-
Kelsey hceos vese cnossn nu" e ssara.
tors. TIE grange hss h.,s;,,ess
when, Guiag sns pas ..S M Sciy.,.
amountiug to aoous yen 'nos. S.nS
and ras suii ia'se ssosA w
Tcrshsm Grange e.ecsed oifIeers Dseeu.
ber 20 for The coming ysar ~ ,onoss
Henry Simpson, Mastsr, r. a. hsek,es'
o,erseer; Lillian ;. Maiiess- is.tassss nu
gene Thomss, steward; ChAs. =. wnns'
assistant stewsru' ,H" ~. r.r,;s MAJ,
u. +. Matlett, uessuic. s,s.,,. -.
lett, seeretsy; Edwin wnns NJ
Keeper; Jsnnie MihAus, sv;,,,sr,s
r. A. hsexiey, ftols' .;.,.n, ~
Ceres hatae S'h'Pso"' '"1'
wsrd.
| The following officers we're eieesed IN
Mystic Grange, Belmont, a. tne iast iisse
| ing for the ensuing year Miles Iesse' -. n
D. +. Allenx ood. o.; Ssdie Jordan, y. E-
| Il. Howard, s.; +. l. Wilson. A. itvr"
| Hills, t.; 0. G. Csmmett, Sec; !" D.
Morse, chap. Miles Brewster, y Ls
nora Hills, Pomons; lnex ahenwooa'
Flora. Mary Fsrrow. Ceres oatiie "rsoa' sou
L. A. 81 W. .. ha"''
Lamp, orgShisl'
| Maple Grange, North Watdoporo' e'ee'so
| The following otiicers fer the ensuing year
| Master, d. o. Stahl; eyersesr, y. J. MADE
lecturer, !. j. Mank; stewart Dsr'us
Rackliff; assistant steward, U. 3 Ca'tnet'
chaplsin, Mrs. Bertha A. NeWnsrs WA wv,
arer, W. II. Stahl; secretary. ". ID. war
ter; gate keeper, Josiah Mank osrts,
Mrs. 0,adell Z. S'shl; Flora, Mrs. FRANCES
Mank; Pomona, Mrs. Delana MsnR' is'!
assistant steward, Mrs. A. L. Castner' OF
gauist, Mrs. Cora Belle Walter.
Al the annual meeting of Norway Grange
30. 45. p. of H., held recently the follow
iog were elected officers John A. Rob
,ris. master; j. A. bradbury, overseer
Horace Sauborn, lecturer Frank wooa.
steward; +. f. Witt, asst. stewart; Lena
Watson, lady asst. steward '2na'hah
whitehouse, chaplain; Horace oxhSfd'
secretary; c. W. Ryesson, treasureri Na'
vim Richardson, gate keeper; Rose sym
onds, Ceres; Ger,ie Cnshman' Fiora' r,o'-
ence Grover. Pomona; Mrs. r, A. toA'
chorister. This grange Is II heu'isnlns
condition, there beng 2lo members III goou
Standing, with eighteen applica'i'ns. ihe
assets of this grange are slioo.
Following are the notes on the recent
Maine State Grange convention ut Dover
from an Auburn mans diary. Hon. j. .,
Keyes and wife of Wilton, who were there,
lhsye attended the State Grange annual
Gatherings as voting members 20 eonseen-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-30
AGAINST the Wilson Bill.

BosToN, Dec. ga mass meeting was
held IN the Dudley Street Opera house
last evening to protest against the passage
of the Wilson bill About 25O people were
present, and resolutions were adopted
stating that the passage of the Wilson
bill will have a most disastrous effect
upon the Industries which give the peo-
.pl employment or will cut down wages
to about the level of the working people
of Europe
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-30
Mr. Moves Vindicated.

BosToN, Dec. 29.-Rev. w. II. Noyes,
who was recently the subject of an in
yestigation by the American board at
Worcester. has written TO the board from
Japan accepting the appointment rendered
by them. This action of the board is
looked upon by Mr.. Noyes' friends as a
vindication of the sensational charges
made against Mr.. Noyes.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-30

At the meeting of Smaritan lodge No,
81. I. 90. F held On Wednesday evening
the following officers were elected; T. n.
King, n, G.: W. A. Hager. V. 6. ) 5. L,
Berry. secretary w. N, True, treasurer
Christian Knauif c. Drnmand and +. Z.
Leseelle, trustees. The Installation will
probably occur at the frat meeting in Janu'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-30

Rev. Mss,ley e. Townsend win deliver
an address at the Universalist church, Sun
day evening at Z 30 o'clock. Rev, Mr.
Townsend Is we'll known 10 WaterVille s
an eloquent speaker, and viii probably
draw large house. Special music will be
rendered st this service
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-30

At tire meeting of Hayelock Lodge, Nc.
IS. knights of py,hias, held on Thursday
evening, the follo~iog were elected to serve
as oiictrs for the en5aing term L, C..
Wardwel, C. O. II. c. Prince. V. G.;
l. h Spencer. P S. +. Whitcomb, NJ.
Of the W. Il A vose, X. X * s. F. w.
Smith. II. Of F.. ; Chas F. Aver, NJ. of L. !;
i. A Dawson, NJ. at 4.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-30

The meeting Of the Epworth League of
the Methodist church will meet at the usual
hour, Sunday eyening Topic Of the meet
ing: The Grace Of Osr Lord Jesus
Christ" All young people are eordi'iiy in-
it'd u attend this serrife.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-30
ALLEGED Theft Of $4,000.

GRoToN. Mass, Dec. @9-Miss Eliza
Blood, a wealthy maiden lady living in a
remote part of the town. was robbed of "A
considerable sum of money, said to be
5000. The burglars entered IA window
and seizing the lady, bound her hands
behind her, and also tied her feet. They
threw her shawl over her head and
searched the house. taking all that could
be found
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-30

Pennsylvania nas POO, 200 farms, which
produce over $500, 00u, 000 / crops. There
are . 1000 600 live stock The state pro-
duces nearly 900 900 tous Of iron in the
anthracite furnaces, nearly 5000, 900 i'll
bituminous furnaces and 1900 tons Of
charcoal iron. Over CPS. 900. 900 tons of
anthracite coal have been mined in the
state. aud one oiltield has yielded l5o,-
600 900 barrels Exchange.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-30
Pleased State Officials.

BosToN. Dec. Ex-Governor Russell and
the executive council yesterday afternoon
made their first official inspection of the
state prison at Charlestown since Warden
Bridges took charge. They expressed
themselves as pleased at the correction OF
the conditions which led to the outbreaks
among prisoners and the change of
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-30
Enr Her Chiihrnn's Sake.

SToNINGToN, Conn. Dec. 29.-Mrs. Ellez
Crowley was yesterday convicted and
fined for illegally selling liquor. She said
her children would starve if she did not
get money to feed them, and she;violated
the law rather than see her children suf
fer from hunger.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-30

Hon. Warren c. Philbrook of this city,
the popular aud efficient judge Of the mt
niapal court, will be candidate for c. uuty
attorney. The announcement of this fact
is made thus early for the reason that other
candi atFs have precipitated the contest
Judge PhiIbrook was appointed to his
present position by Governor Barleigh in
April, 1892.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-30

GREAT HARRINGTON, Mass, Dec. Co
The First Congregational church cele-
brated its l50th anniversary last evening.
Charles J. Taylor sketched the progress
Of the society from its origin, and the pas
tor Rev. Mr.. Marvin, spoke on the life
and work of Rev. Samuel Hopkins, the
first pastor of the church. Parley A.
Russell spoke Interestingly on Great
harrington for the past 80 years"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-30

Rev. n. Anbiae, pastor Of the French
Protessant church on the Plains, will speak
al the meeting in the Y. NJ. C. A. roors at
O'Clock Sunday afternoon. The subject
of Mr. Aabinss 4 j.. cSs will be THE
Pr0diesrs Brother"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-30

ON Tuesday evenisg Pa.menas Eneamp-
ment, /. o. o. F., elected the following
officers G. K. Fegg, chief patriarch;
James Lunsden; II. p; W, p. ordway,
s. W; Geo. II. Webb. j. w; Thos.
Tant!sh, scribe II. c. Tsggart, treasurer;
r d. Baker, NJ. D, Heselton, S. NJ. Saw
yer trustees
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-30

Possibly mary have rot ced the large
-hepl er cog vi i:li foil4ws the Il etric
cara. Lis called ~ the electric rsilro d
men, the Iii ctrie Msscot." They DO not
k ow where it com from nor who ii :
loags to. Every day IL can be fou d with
some one Of Tie ears. Il viii tide to Hal
lowell and Gardiner aoi often only
~ far 81 Halo rel and then return.
with his feet perchad over lha car d,sher.
The rai]roat men think great deal Of Il e
dog and hs is fii.ndiy and pi,yful nth al !.
Low II AMI begins his york of folio<ing u e
ears regularly every day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-30

Quincy, Mass, Dec 29-Edward Gun
neff. aged "A. of Atlantic, while crossing a
field. picked up strange object and ex
amined it. 1t was blasting cartridge
and only the ring and little finger remain
on his hand now
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-30

BosToN. Dec. 29--Mrs. Harriet Hayden
the colored woman who was once slave
and who died recently. has bequeathed
her estate. valued between $1,000 and 5000
to Harvard college to found q scholarship
for the benefit of poor and deserving col
ored students
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-30
Held For the Grand Jury.

BosToN, Dec. 29.-Mary Kane. who is
charged with numbering Ellen Kane by
mixing paris green with whisky, was ar
raigned in the municipal criminal court
yesterday She waived examination and
was held for the grand iury
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-30

are to place three Of their electric
clocks in thi, towa st the following
places w. r. Robbins, Geo. Phiiosiek
Sons and the Maine Central Railroad sta
ton. These clocks are set b. electricity.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-30

BosroN, Dec. 29-Frank p. Bennet. has
Withdrawn from the race for speakership
Vt the house of representatives. This
leaves Mr.. Meyer MS the foremost candi-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-30

Mrs. Clark Young of North Turner.
takes care of her barn, mi,ks two cows,
takes care of % hens, makes nine pounds
of butter a week. and does the work OF two
in The family. She was u years OF age
last June.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-30

At the sftefnssn Sc son Of tae Governor
and Council the pest On. ot Chadbcu-ne.
Lowell and MsCiliaclsy, inmates OF the
State pri 4on flr PARDON, were rrjeced. The
general rousise bc.ihe-s was trAnsacted.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-30
The Rocks VILLAGE Assault.

HAvERBn.L, Mass, Dec. 29.-James f.
O'Neil was before the police court charged
with assault on his wife with dangerous
weapon at Rocks Village. The case was
continued one week, bonds being fixed at
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-30
A Suspicious Case.

WORCESTER, Mass, Dec. 29.--Johapna
Graves, aged @3. wife Of William w.
Graves, died at Hotel Albion, boarding
house, yesterday. and her husband was
immediately arrested, charged with caus-
inc her death
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-30

At the auction held on the premises Of
the late Daniel Campbell in Litchtield res
Gently, nice span of four -year-o!ds were
sold to Mr.. James Libby for sl25.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-30

On account Of pressure Of busiress Mayor
Baxter Of Porfisnd was obliged 10 retura
hariae on the PaIlEnan Thursday night.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-30

) p. Burke is in tie city IN attendance
4. the meeting Of the Pedagogical Society.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-30

Iroa. z. r. Webb returned Fsiisy from
na.iness rrtp 10 Boston Of few days.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-30

The Epwotth League of the Methodist
church will meet at 5.4i Sunday evening at
the church. A coriial welcome TO all who
will at.fud this service. Topic; "The
Grace OF Our Lord Jesus Christ
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-30

Mr.. Edward Ware is giving thchause-on
PARK street. vhlch was vacated BY Rev.
Mr.. Seward, thorough renovating and re-
pairing, previous to his removing his fam
ily from A,hens here, The painters aud
paper hangers have been at work for some
lime. and there Is yet much for tue'n 10 do,
aul on THURSDAY Mr. Fred Brown COM
mereed 10 wire the house for electric
lights when ready for occupancy by Mr..
Ware everything about ihs place will be
first class
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-30
FAIRFIELD.

The regular meeting for men only will
be held in the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms at 4
o'clock Sunday afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-30
SUPERIOR COURT.
December Ierm-Honarahie Oliver G Hall
i'residing.

W. s. CnoArE, Clerk.
l. s. CARLETON, County Attorney.
T.. +. SoRToN, Sheriff.
+. a. SMALL, Strnographer.
FRlpAY, Dec. p, 1898.
Weston ei al V. .IJhnsan. This case wa
concluded a. 2.t5 p. NJ. with a verdict fo'
,l4iatiif for Sl2 Sc.
The fines on liquor eases p id in this
,erni will amount to about $1,000,
Rose. alias Scribe Lishus of Waterville,
for violations Of the hqror Law, was sen
nerd to fines ag3regat NJ $3.50 and cost ,
tud in deiaul. ot payment, imprisonment
% Jail for eighteen months, ir appeS'e'
5a&t tie ;esponient haf been s'ling
Seeleg care grmu4tea.
Stephen l'rAs<. hr was in court vest
day on ease of arunkenress, appesl-
from Il Isl Justices court at Oekiaad, an
saapsd y'rough technically, vas VI
lisil tolay. Ii seem d DE c.IeLraied "
,-cap. Yesterday afternoon by get'in
drunk, and was arrettrd AMI .entenced
n municipal courttp jill fr 80 day
.'uo ots..r eases have t,rsu hanxing Gvo'
i'm, uue i0r GrAr k pn' ss aul one fsr cfi,
...ty Ia sniliais, an TO-DAY he was tF1hg'i
in snd sentenced % 80 days IN Jail on cac'
= ,heni. This, vi h ihe seGteHce to- yes
ser by drunk. give him three montas
serve.
jack Conlay, for violation of the liquor
lt,', was srnteneaa 10 pay fin1s sggrt ga in.
5000 amt cass. aud IN aefsui; Of pawn ~
to,r uon,hs n il. Com'ni tel.
Jf,,rv KAY IF u ,klaDi yr \ Sc Dt,,rC- g
o 80 da,s in j il fr being r common
lrunssrd, and t, a fire of $50 and 30 dsys
. jail for being chmnon 'lier of liquor
Ppbli.hers cf tie New Ag- VS.. Z. 5
7'-lJ c w. ,ioncs plairtffs; Warren
[. Vtnt1n 'nr defend INT TIE defendant
lid 4s in Cray. tumheil trd county, and
hr plsi .tstf. h'i1g ibis suit to refovtl
5l2sj for til NV Ag, from Aug % =,
1883 Ia snr. u. 1898 The pl.InufI'
sam it.t h y per was sent 20 the etidfes
f ~ n lam du'in. Tn, I'm. covered b,
Il" iii api ihtt they were never
notified to di ,con'nue it bF either the de-
endart or postotfice authorities; that afte'
he bJl had been inning year thsy SEN
. The defendant, semi-annnaiiy, a~s:ate
,snt of the ac cunt The defendant
| inns that in August, 1888, he settled VI
ci the travel lax agent of plaintiffs an
ben tol him that he ant d the paper t.
i'm disco ntinUed, and was prom issd that
should be, that the paper continued t
,om-, but he refused to take it from tn, of
ice. and tbst in October, Ss, the postmas-
'er notified the plaintiffs of tbi, fact. bu'
his notice pl .intffs deny receiving. Yer
ict for the defendant.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-30

Our genial brother who edit, the New
Tor riting local gossip. This style, by th'
gsy. which seems to have caught the fancy
# our esteemed brother, is suggested b.
fhe editor of the Cape Elizabeth
sentinel, if report be true, and
: exempiii d as follows;
"If should say. Simon Jordan went t
he city today with load of cabbages, 70
it | should say, Simon Jordan returned
from the city with load of stable manure,
should simply b. initiating the personal
and society i ems seen in some of the city
Journals. But when say Simon j ,rjai
cent to the city with load Of cabbages, re.
ur.iug with laal of manure, upon v hicl
te will plant more cahbages, to be sold IL
the city next season for more manure, upon
which he will rai.e more cabhsges to be ex.
.hanged, etc, etc, | not only supply cer-
rain missing links, but | furnish gooc
ig iculiural item, and give m example OF
r1e ls~ Of cause and effect; all of which
il lackiag in the emascul tied bald headed
city PERSONAL"
Whereupon Brother Plaisted remark.
Respectfully referred to the local editor
Of our Il. c. Kep yonr seat Brother.
Your comfortable tanctum seat. We vii
eou;iuue t, chase the elusive local ard will
entisgvDr 80 el1ng4te, elnciiate or Ella bora G
= b m 50 that tIry viii produce the effect
you'd sire phea +, il re-. for your columns
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-30

AStormsn Libby 10 on the car again after
being laid up for more than two weeks by
an attack Of the grip.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-30

TIE snuual meeting of the Unitarian So
ciety was held al The Ware parlors Thurs
day c@epi1g There wss a very large at
tendance and the business of the meeting
was conducted tremendously. G. A. Phil
ips was chosen chairman and II. u. Bates
clerk The report Of the treasurer showed
that the society was covered by only very
small debt. The following were appointed
prudential committee for the ensuing
year. Il. A. Philips. Warren c. Philbrook,
II. d. Bates, Frank Rsdiugton and Martin
f. Bartlett. F. W. Noble was elected
tre.. '-rer ami II. y. Bates clerk for the
ensuing year. The church will be closed
until the committee are ready to receive
aud eand dates which would probably be a
week from Sunday. The meeting was
large and interesting one, aud the prospect
for ;hs ensuing year is most encouraging in
every particular.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-30

There wss good sized crowd ia attend
ance at the reception and hop at SepeT's
hsll Friday evening, given by "Oir Boys
of tire rrivcrsaiist socisty in honor Ct
Nessrs. John Nelson ani willard McFaa-
den, who are home from Proviiencs fol-
the holi lays vacation. All who were pres
Mt enj,yel most delightful evening aud
many were the congratulations bestowed
upon the y1nug men for the success they
have sttt ined at thtir school work. Dins-
mere furnished music.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-30
nATARRn :. !:
" ~ CHILDREN

For over two years my Ettfe girls life
was made miserable by case of Catarrh-
The discharge from the nose was large,
constant and very offensive. Her eyes
became infzmed, the lids swollen and
very painful: After trying various rene
dies, l gave eruSSs The FIRST bot
tie seemed to SSNS aggraxate the
disease, but the symptoms soon aba1ed,
DR. Z 3. RITcMEY, Mackcy, Ind
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-30

WATERviLLE.

Over 60 Of tie pedagsgues are aaarsered
1t the Eimvooi.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-30

\ung Peoples Society of Christian
pf the Baptist church will holi
ng at the church at the usual
Nv evening. Everybody well
ic of the meeting: THE Close
What God Has Done. What
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-30
MARkEr REPORTS.


NEW Toek. De-. -
Money. easy AT la1l.
Prime mercantile PAPER 4sfi.
9overpmert bonds. dull.
Railroads, firm.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-12-30

. y oung Peoples Christmas Union of
al universalist Society will hold its
| \ Young Peoples meeting at the
at o'clock Sunday evening. A
invitation is extended to all TO attend
sting. Subject. "Fsvonte Selection.
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FOR RATCHFLOES.-sG0 worth 800
Exceptional opportunity offers fiat
until september, large. cool. light room,
Beautifully and completely furnished includ-
ing fine linen CHINA. glassware. silver:
riano' rugs and bric-a-b rac; experienced
COX. calable OF taking entire charge II
necessary: central location. Address SAM
son. $50 West 2ith-st.
- wFST 37TH. Handsome FUR
,i.h1d init in the she fwOOd. for the sum-
iner. Can Of Studio IL; references.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09

CARPENTER wants work -teadv rob
| ir, I, RED Viii wUTn for ~ a WcrA .
| strictly sober AMI GOOD WorHci. II. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09

ACTIVE YOUNG MAN with 50 600 can
have good salary and security with excellent
o. poitunity for Arrangement, Address DE-
SIii NHIE NFCTION, Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
Real Gstate to GtrhanSe

WILL IMPROVED city property t. *.
change for a fine COUNTRY scat q pnrIai,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
Business Cbanees.

ACTIVE MAN with $1,000. capable Of
selling good inycsufdt security, can make
so coo In thee months. Address BON a.
81 Churcn-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09

story and basement IA rooms ana bathroom
architects special design, no other ike II
81 Brooklya style. quiet. go"a ~, n,i,h'i
.o,Vr:,ti,nal nor show: tho cughiy built 4
wears ago Tor present owner; on o'iei a.
Soil. and a bright. sunny. well;Vcn'ilaied
hone. in most desirable and healthy section
Ii, The cltv: lot 80 l-3 II. 1l4l2 II. wlde
h ans and oak staircase: open nrepiafe>
'iarsw wood tim throughout; tookca'e ana
.eideloarl built in. Apply 20 owner on
premises, .26i Dean-st., near Broohiyh'