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The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1893-09-02
Insure Against Accident.

A 50, accident policy, good
for seven days. can be obtained
by any gentleman or lady for 81
from Jacob Swigert & Co.
~ Stat
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1893-09-02
Auction, AUCTION.

Commencing Saturday morning,
Sept. I'd, at 10 o'clock. l will sell
at auction and private sale my
entire stock of dry goods and
notions, without reserve, to make
room for Fall millinery. This is
a chance to buy goods at your
own prices during these hard
times. So come one, come all and
don't miss this sale.
s. HARRIS,
2I4 St. Clair street.
Sept. 2-2t.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1893-09-02
Attention, Farmers.

Hog killing time is not far of,
therefore every farmer should get
ready early. If you need a good
kettle to render lard in, one that
holds 90 gallons, the latest inn
proved kettle. with furnace at
tached. Call at J: w. Gaines &
Sons coal yard. near the Kentucky
Midland Railroad, and get this
kettle cheap. So 1t.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1893-09-02
Forks OF Elkhorn.

Regular services at the Christian
Church tomorrow at the usual
hours.
Bro. Burden is engaged in a
protracted meeting with his church
at Mt. Pleasant-Stedmantown
Rev. S. c. Mitchell. pastor-elect
Of Buck Run Church, will begin
his pastorate at this place next
Sunday, September 10th.
The Sunday-school at Provi-
dence Baptist Church, .Woodlake.
picniced last Tuesday. The day
was one brimful Of pleasure to the
little folks.
The schools at Woodlake and
the Forks commenced last Mon
day. Stedmantown and Crutcher's
will begin next Monday. Regular
attendance insures success to the
children, satisfaction to the patrons
and encouragement to the teach
ers. -. 81 ~ = 3.
Miss Sallie Warren, of Louis.
vile. is visiting her many friends
in this section. q Is
E. c. Dargan. D. D.. preached
at Providence Baptist Church last
Sunday.
Mrs Lizzie Buckner visited at
Versailles the first of this week.
Those who have cultivated to-
bacco this season are busily en-.
gagged in cutting and housing
same.
Mr.. J. H. Mcbride, who has
beenvery feeble for many months,
has had sufficient strength to ride
about to some extent this week.
Mrs. VIM. West has almost en-
tirely recovered from her recent
protracted illness,
Preserving fruit and vegetables,
mindful Of our wants during the
long dreary winter months. now
so close at hand. occupies the best
energies of the good housewife at
this time.
What has become of he Frank
lin County Teachers Association?
z Let Bro. Graham, President, arise
and answer.
Saving clover seed and pre- para
ton for fall seeding claims part
of the attention of the farmer just
now.
Mrs. T. T. Cannon has returned
home from two months visit to
her relatives in Scott county.
Miss Jennie Goddard has re-
turned from a visit to friends and
relatives in Lexington.
Mr.. Harry Colston and wife
visited friends in Owen county
last week.
Rev. ]. r. Sampey, d. d.. Of
the Southern Baptist Theological
Seminary. has been in our section
this week.
Mr.. Jack Wieington and family,
of Scott county, have been visit
ing friends in our community this
week.
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To the Citizens OF Franklln
County.

1t is being industriously circu.
lated, by those that l presume are
interested in having It believed.
that in the event I am elected to
the Legislature on the Democratic
ticket. ! will not earnestly and in
good faith support the Hon. VIM.
Lindsay for the United States
Senate. Without questioning the
sincerity with which the iutima-
ton is made, I say, without any
reservation. that it is not true.
The people Of this county ought
to and do know me we'll enough
to take this declaration as mean
ing exactly what it purports.
THOMAS H. HINES.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1893-09-02
To The Farmers of Franklin
County.


Mr.. J. T, Duke. General Agent
for the Farmers Savings and
Buildings Association, Of Nash
vile. Tennessee. has organized a
local Board of Directors at Frank
fort, as a branch Of this association.
This association differs from other
Building and Loan Associations
in that it loans on improved farm
lands on easy payments. For fur
ther Information call on Mr.V. L.
Clark, Agent. at the State Nation
al Bank.
Officers and Directors-G. L.
Hannen, w. G. Bullitt, L. A.
Owen. V. l. Clark, r. D. Arm
strong and G. w. Hall; State
National Bank Depository.
52.It.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-26

81 etnem nnoerbOftten go +
G9ier fam 6ieier Gage Der 3apitdn
Wfeibel, Der 8efeblsba6er 6es Noros
osutlden 9loD6 DampferS Spree"
Derielbe uuternabm BON 6obofen, 81.
s., aus einen ausHns, nobel er einem
ibnl I'M Walbe be9eenen6en %13idbriaen
blonobaarisen Sunset mad eiaem So
tel tragte. 9esterer peritano fein @ua,
ltd, er5ablte aber, als er beutihe Worfe
pert1ahm, SolgenbeS @r mar in Chem
its, Sa95en, ieinen @ltern entlaufen,
bate bic Settle iiber ben Dean ,iah
Chicago 9emabt, li9 bort alle Sebenss
n~hroisteiten Der @eltausltellung augcs
tebeu, Dor brei Wo9en, obne einen
Sent in Der Taffe, bic @artenfta6t per<
lalieu, bic -Four mad Yittsburo, Ha.,
3u GuB, bon ba mad 9bilaoelpbia ais
bliuber Paiiagier auf eiiem 9oblen5uoe
3nrii6leet unb ii9 Johann, BON Der
peutiden @eiel(l9aft In Der Stabt Der
Bruberliebe nit einem ,Quartera uuo
einem OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ausge.
rAftet, auf Die Weiterreiie nod Stem
Dort beseben. als ct ben 9apitan
frng, lpie CT es anfanSen miifie, UNI jett
nod Dentf6lanb gu fommeu, uabm ibn
eteler b~erubigeub bel Der 9anb. Nbers
gldnbif4, iuie allie S6iffer. lit Der gut
ber3iee Seebdr Der ueber3eueuns, bab
etn bUberer @ille inn ben 9naben In
feineE gr0bten yiotb tn Die 9dnbe laae
fen tie6,
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wurbe in 6artforo,

lid NIT Mitenoperationeu beiGdftiste.
Sn 8olla, Mo., prafti3irte ct, stz
lanmell init ieinem 8ruber, a(s Iooos
fat unb 1869 sog er nod 2ebamon, no
er nod lett ieiten @obniit fat. @eit
benz 43. &ongreB lit er ltet8 ais Ser
treter BON WeitzWtiiiour mieber0emdb1t
worben, 10 baB ct ;u Sen Getcranen ser
boben 8Drperldaft 9ehOrt.
Sn ieinem aeuberen madt 6err
Blanb feinen b%elonoeren Ginorl1d mar
mirft inn losar eil semileS Sidgeben-
laiien Dor. Iud letne 9altuns i'm
9onsreB lit bieienige zines rnenbli6 ses
~langpeilteu Wtannes, Der nur aui oas
@nbe Der Sisung gu marten i6eint,
Inn Die 8iiroe BON li9 3a merfen.
2rosbem fof9t ct ben 8erbanolungen
nit 9r6eta aufmerfiamfeit unb lit elm
Mfuiter bon 8Hibterfillnng. mas Die
Sntereiien ieiner @abler anbetrifft;
tuemu ct fpri6t, peritebt ct es meilters
baft, ietae 53ub6rer 5u feiielu, obmobl
er fein eigentli6er Reoner lit. San,
b%elonoers fommt ibm BET Oebatten
ietne 9riinolife &eantniB aller parlaz
mentarilden Neseln unb Gunltsrtffc 51
gut. Selbitberrli6 uub baupiniitiih
I'M politil6en &eben, lit er i'm per on
liden um9alls Susdnsli6 nnb iooial.
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Sa9ei @6aRi.
Der 20nis hes iabaneFi9en Bud.
hauneIS,

Gin %ielteuer @ait weilte bieier Gage
i'll 2onbon, Der S0nie beS japaneiif9en
8u6banSels, 5err 9abet Sbaibt aus
2ofio. @ie Oerielbe nit 9ilfe eines
Dolmetiders, benn CT ielbit lit bes
Gnsliiden ni6t mddtig, erfldrte, lit
Der 3wed ietnes 8eiu6es, ,telie Sbeen
tn 8e5u9 auf ben gerlas bon 0adern
tn europa 5a iammeln. Sabei Sbaibt
ltebt jet int So. 2~ebensiabre. St lit
Elm 9aufmannSiobn nno NOR lange
3eit Reoafteur einer fleineren 3eitnng
IN Sapan. Sn ieiuer journalffif9en
Saufbahn bate er nit manfen Sdmies
ri9feiten Sn fampfen. go mar er eiile
nal 9eitotbigt, iein 9aus 3u perfaufen,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-26

Sale' Sgalgl. CT ttcb erolt9 oil
Die 9~auptanfsabe letncS 2ebens, bic
G%infibruug bes yerlagsbn1hanbels
in srobem 5til In letner 0einiatb ipas
gen.
@enn Die Nn9aben, Die allerbinas
i'm ielbit gum @epabrsr1ann baben,
ridtiS iin6, lit lein nn~ternebmen III
einem groBa.tigen Grfulg seporben.
Sei1 UerlagsbauS rSabubunflpan,4
,. B. ein 9aus BON nett nerbreiteter
2iteratur, uer0ffentii9t etn Dutenb
ueri9ieOene Seitfhrifteu, oarunter eiue
8inber5eitfhrtft, tpel1e eiuen abiat BON
80, 900 Gremplaren bat. Sebe &rf BON
Sadliteratur mirb bel Tim beraus>
9eseben ; ietn belonSeres Beftreben aber
lit Die btai9e 9erausgobe Der euten
japanii9en Nutoreu. Die @eiammts
Sabl Der Gremplars ieiner Gerlaesartifel
beSifert Sabei Sbafbi auf idbrliA
10000 DOC. Sein 9aus bei9dftiet
nabe5u 5000 Seser, ipel9e bon 81 bis
50 per Gag uerbienett, uub etipa 300
Sdriftfteller, bic ft1 auf $125 bis $3.50
I'M Monat ftellen-tn Inbetra6t bes
btliseit 2ebens I'M NeiHe bes Mitabo
cine gang annebmbare Bs3abluns.
@ins Der erften Weueru1gsn, BE Serr
Sbalbt nod europdti6em Mtulter BEL
letner Riidtsbr s~in3ufhbren sebenft, lit
cine Hta9ri4ten,G eeutar fir 3eitut,
gen, ahnlid BEN betannten uTeuter,,
i4en Bureau" gtatirlid lit infer
Wiann BON Der @eltmiifion Sapous er.
falt nno er peripri9t defenders, bin.
men :enrSeni, etue japaniide 0iterotur,
be ii6 Der europdii4en eetroit anr
Seite ftellen fann.
Sebenfalls itub BITE Sortfdritte 60.
pans aud auf benz gebiste bes Bud.
banoels feline 8ertnsen, tpenn mat, Be.
otntt, eab bafelbft Dor taurl 100 Cab.
rem nod alles gum Druid Beftimmfe In
9ol3 gei9ni,ten iperben muste, unb bic
bspssli6en 9ettern erft felt % Sobren
I'm @ebraude finb.
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Wv - N~
9D., I'M Sabre
1885 9eboren.
ST erbielt cine
afaoemii6e ST.
5iebung unb ltuz
btrte Surispru=
oen5; s 5 5
iDanbte er ii6
II q d Wtiilouri,
lteB 1i6 aber crlt
1865 %befinitip
BORT ilicoer. Su
Der s3miideu5eit
peripeilte Ell in
9~alifornieu llnb
n mn o.,
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Sine a~arantirte stur.

Wir outertfren ben anse,eisteu apetbetsr, Sbneu
Or. Rings Reues 9etlntttd ssssn G&ptnbiu&t, Su.
Pen unb Grfaltuns auf f~olsen6e Bebtnsuns gu ptrfaus
biefes WitteI ben Gnpeiiuusen entipreAeub Sebrau6en
modem, iubem Ste eS etnseheHS ~probtreu, nnb wenn
gie bann feine g%eieruus hur& bajelbe petiparen,
hann fni2en sic bic GIaI@e ;urid unh Sic psrben
9br GsIb turid betommen. Mtr maAen bies Gnsebpf
III GoIse Der srobartisen Grfplse, tSeI6e biss MRittel
bet Der Iebtidbrieen @rtppeu Gpibemte aufJupetien
bate. Ntr baben pcn fetnem Sale eetbrt, tn BEN
bas Rtttel nlAt sebolfeu bate. Man made etnen
HeriHa bamit protsFai@en fret BET Der Gan antos
Htp Drus Go. @robs Tlafheu 80 Gents unb 81 90.
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Suffice 9arlan. Baron be G
Cir Shomnion.


Senat0r Ytorgat. 2orb cannon.
ter Ser Ser. Staateu, 2or6 cannon mtto
Cir So6n .. @. I6ompion oils Ser
treter @ro6britanuieus, 8aron sc @ours
cel fir Sranfreid, Ser Mtarquis emilio
8iSeontizg enoita fir Stalien unb Gre
gero %. g. @ram fir Shweoen,
mel6e bereitS alrl %. Mtdr5 iid inter
benz Brdiioium oeS frans0fii9en Ser
treters Baron be @ourcel fonitttnirtcn,
INN Die YlaiooDerS Der BON beiben Bar=
teien geitellten Nnndlte entgegen3une6-
men, mar cine du6erit miibepole nnb
belifate ; oafir wurOe lie aber aud bon
einem Grfols sefr0nt. ben pobl nift
Seoerman1 ertpartet bdtte: beioe SIT
terelienten f6nnen li9 ais Der ee,pin.
nenoe Tbeil betradten.
Der formelle Sieg, Der Sieg mad
benz Wortla t, lit mobl @roBbritannien
3%nsefallen, Die Ser. Staten aber baben
ben tbatid6liden @eminn, BEN mora
lif9en Sie9 errun9en. Denn, lpenr
einerieits laut Der Gntf6eioung Die
Sberbobeit8re6te ser Ser. Sfaaten
iiber baS Bebrin9Smeer in leiner sansen
N%usoebnun9 perneint tperben, 10 miro
aitoererle itS 6urb itrenge Regulationen
BEN iinnlofen 9inidla9ten BET Robben,
pie eS bic G~nsldnber gum ytadtbeil
Snfel Cams in ben letten Sabren be-
trieben, @inbalt setban.
SIN Welentlihen gebet Die 8e1tims
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g. g. grauo.
Ser 9auptapoRel Der silberfreiprsaura

Inter ben Silberleuten oes &on9reIs
les pobi bic befanuteite Sigur lit Nidaro
BarfS 8lanb, Ser apoltel ser 6rei=
prasuns felt Sabreu. Sim fam es
oarum aud gu, bel ben 8erbanblunssn
aber ben @tberruf beS Sbermau>@es
ieeeS Die erite 0an3e fir feline Sa6e
eil5ulesen. DAT ieine Sampfesfreubiss
felt inuerer lleber,eueung ent1prin9t
unb ni9t benz 8eitreben, perfonli6e
Hortbeile gu Dabren, ba8 lit e8 eber,
mas bic 8eoeutung Oieie8 Maune8 aus
tna6t unb ibm aud Die N9tuns letner
@esner iidert.
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gmt[@ieocn!

Die 8ebringsmeers Jrage usn, interga.
tioaaten s@ieaseertdte III beirifhis
8eitntr @eiie geI6F.
Die felt Sabren Swilden ben Ser.
Staaten nnb @roBbritannien idwebenbe
Streitfra9e be3iiglt6 beS 8obbeul9la9s
I'M gebrinssmeer bat jett bur9 ben
enogiltisen Sprud bes In bieler @ade
gu YariS neutrality-suspicious. @diebs,
9ert9teS ibre 30iung 9efunben. Ole
Mrbeit Der iieben 96ieoSridter-6ars
Ian bonn gunoeSoberseri9t unb Senae
tor Morgan bon Nlabalna ais 8ertres
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Hu6feus slrmtca ealbe,

Ds bsft GaIte Der Welt fhr S4nttte, Austf&un.
ssiprnnsene Sanbe, Eroabeuisn nnb abe Sauttrani.
httttn; furtTt 9AmprrtntbsH sber Feline DeBatiuns.
8iRtet 9ufriebenbett S~aranttTt ober has Gelb NTH
WtsIelaIes
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Sn Der Ndbe BON uIm ipur6en
heint Man6bersW arI9e 40 Manr BON
Der Gibe iiberndltist. BON bener sDei
fpfort tpbt maren.
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9emtid) : en8lii@e gbmle,
9 an Mntpnip, TeraS.

OUH NEp, &eGUB.
&nerfannt tiidtise ~2ebranftaIt fir &naben
nnb Wde4en ; ieit breisis Sabren in rcser
8irfiamfeit. 8ortreffiide Gebttrafte unie
betpdbrter 9eituns. Ser enelii6en Sprnde
tpirb, ipie Der beutfden, bpae 8ednune se.
trasen. &uBerbem unterriGt i'm Spaniiden.
G%inigermaben borbereitete Sdiler finben ie.
berseit Mufnabme. gdbere austunft ertbeilen
5err S. 8rocs, grdiibent bes eduI 8prs
ftanbes unb Is m. 8arbed, Director Der
anftaIt. tufp-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-26

I'M 1etnett Ser
bin6li9f eiten
d %5nfommen,
bes Seftereu
muroe ct ipe9en
YreBuerseben 5u
@tlbffrafen ners
urtbeilt uno etns
mai fosar ms
@efdnsniB 9es
iteft. Snseb er
I'd mpfte fid
lburd, unb nit
52Sabren fonnte
a.. eL NnL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-03
EDUCATIONAL
a WORD
ToThoseWho Contemplate Study.
ing Shorthand,

You WIN make GRAVE NIsTAKg Il You undar
tAke 10 prepare thoroughly for tllIpg hStOlass
positions RS Atnanuensi8 ouTiIph Of q SCHOOL
Supplied With all NRpEsk ~ RAClLTTTIS for TlfoR.
oUlHliEss and Wit an OLD AND WILL EsTk RLiSIRD
REPUTATION whore You cah be thoroughly
81 oapltsiS, etc, a wen 81 ieIept III pFeSaFs5
IN Book Keeping and ofiea WoFk, q BV6iSFss
MN NOW RkQUIRE The REPUTATION OF Spoh h
school 4 worth "a you. IN onfAlHtE OITU1,
TON, the entire cost q nltlpn with A private
MAXI THIS NIsTAKR Call and 500 ~ fSs
Spa WHRELIAG BUSINESS c0LLRGR.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-03
n1nn Rnwaril R1on.

The readers Of this paper will bs
pleased to learn that there Is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure inallits stages, and
TINT Is catarrh. Halps Catarrh Cdfe'iai
the only positive euro known to tho
medical fraternity Catarrh,. being q.
constitutional disease, requires a cons
stitutional treatment Halls Catarrh
Cure Ia taken internally, acting di.
rectly upon the blood aud mucous
surfaces Of the system, thereby destroy.
ing the foundation Of the disease and
giving the patient strength bybullding
up the constitution and assisting ma.
ttire in doing its work. Tho proprletors
have 90 much faith In its curahyepow.
ors that they offer One Hundred Dol.
lars for any case that II fails to euro.
Send for lat ot'testln9ntuiA
r. ]. CHIMNEY & Co. Toledo, o.
; R6"sold by druggists, 7bc, nav
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-03
Mrs, M, Stevens Harris School
TorYeung Ladies'
andchllearsla,
1915 AND 1878 MARKET STREET

second annual session begins septamSertL
Course Of Instruction includes Elementary
English, English ,GlRsscs Latin Higher MlIhS
males and Modern Language,
and experienced teachers Ne, =
Teg eiFsulSF aud further Information, Rddrosl
tho Principal az
uelRa NJ STEVENS HART,
auSp M a, Il No, m AlsIp stIess
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
az the White House slpcethe Time
Of General Washington,
ONCE CALLED DRAWING ROOMS

And leYees, and We're Comparative
" simple AftaiFs.'H How Great George
Reeetvea,,JeFsr Bows TO FomI.
niue Social Mandates -, Martha
WashlRgton's Terrible Housewifoly
RllRht',oHpIa Receptions of Late
YeaFE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-03

II your children ore subject To Group,
always keep d bottle Of Chambetlain's
Cough Remedy at hand. It lisa prompt
aud certain cure. II given as soon a.
the efeppy cough appegts IL will pre-.
vent the attack. For sale by druggists.
IdW z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-03
.AGo0D-sHoW

We are always advising you to
advertise, and to keep on advettls
Ing, but that does not cover the
ground entirely. OF course, you
should make your advertising eAec.
i've an electric light be available,
you should not use a "talIow dlpJ
tollight the pathto your store.
What dove meant BY that I Sim.
ply that the more conspicuous, the
more artistic, the more attractive,
the more original youmake your ad.
Refreshments, the more people will.
see aud read them, and the more
customers YOU viii have to cons
tribute to your eash.dfaweF.
Study effects In BOLD pretty type
gaod matter may 10 spoiled, ~
ugly dressing Seek 10 catch the
eysby. q display ofsood taste in,the
style and arrangement Of your an.
nouncemett, M
Abbyeall, let Il 30 bold enough to
be easily teadl DON'T Vex d reader
by yexIhg his cr hst eyesl3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-03

Let tho residence Of the president be transfer;
rcd 10 u more modest mausion 49,. and tho
only wonder would soon come to be, how we
could ever have 60 long tolerated to see and hear
OF tho palace Of the presldent,N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-03
MRs. MoNRoE's RECEPTION.

Mrs. Monroe was a woman Of frail
health, and could mingle but little in
society, but the fortnightly leeyes were
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-18

The partnership OF Philbroek & Leighton
A. W. Phiibrook and W. B. Leighton, dry
goods, was dissolved Monday. Hon. A. W.
Phiiorook retires from the firm and from,
active business. Mr. phiibrooks interes,
has been purchased by Mr.. Leighton, who
will continue to carry gu the large establish
ment at the old stand
This partnership has existed for the past
10 years and has been Of the most pleasant
and was dissolved with mutual regret.
Mr.. Phiibrook, who nos retires, Is one of
the best known and most highly esteemed
business men in the city. For fifty years
he has been connected wish the dry goods
business on Water street. For 10 years he
was in the store recently occupied by
Galiert. He viii be missed from the bust
ness circles of the town. Mr.. Leig liton, " no
succeeds, has already assured the public Of
the desirable management which the store
will continue TO have.
Late Monday afternoon Mr.. Leighton
approached Mr. Philbrook and in well
chosen remarks in which there
was much of feeling. presented on be-
half Of the clerks and himself to Mr.. Phil.
brook handsome gold headed cane Mr.
Phiibrook was much affected at this testi-
moniai Of the regard in which lie is held by
has former partner and employees and made
very appropriate reply. The cane is a
beauty. surmounted by massive, elegantly
chased gold head
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-18
A Card

The family of the late Mrs Lizzie t..
llill desires TO make acknow lelgement OF
the kind acts and tender sympathy of their
friends during their recent affection Sn
many kindnesses were shown them so
many tender acts performed SO many eff
forts made to tighten their heavy burden
that a personal acknow ledgment Of each,
and personal answer to every message of
love and sympathy seems at present i'm
possible. They therefore take this method
Of informing sheir friends that they fully
appreciate all that was done. and that they
thank them, one and ALL warmly and ten
Derby for their kind acts, and for the deep
sympathy so generally expressed. At such a
time il is Il consolation to receive so much
Kindness from so many friends, and the
deepest thankfulness may come even with
the deepest sorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-18

The following article is copied from the
Chicago Advance of April g. thinking it
might he Of interes, to his many friends in
augusta The council which dismissed
Rev \. + Skeelc from bis pastorate OF
the University church, March - bore tesfl-
monr to his unswerving fidelity 10 the Mas
ter manifested in HIS Pahltc preaching
and private life, and commended the unt'r-
ing fai,hfulness which had characterized his
work in the study, his efforts IN tic church,
and bis pastoral visitation They bore
testimony also to the groW,h of the church
under his ministry in numbers ami spiritual
lily and aggressiveness and 10 the close con-
nection of the new era Of prosperity on
which the church has entered AMI the deep
spirituality winsomc address. unassnming
spirit and devoted fsithfalness which have
characterized his ministry
fcter Bartlctte the eccentric Turk who
has spent several winters in heunebee jail
ami has stayed around town for one or two
summers leaves totsy tor ais NOM n l VI
key. Pete has always been industrious snd!
oeliging and in summers has been able 20
puck up enough money to pay his fare to
Turkey. lie was born he SAYS in Con
stsntinorle and left there IA hoari ship IL
years ago. He followed the some eight
years and then began 10 diff arourrt this
countr, with no iiea OF money or how t,
keep it. Pete has MANY friends 10 this city
and will take their good wishes with him.