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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-01-21
EDITORIAL NOTE

The month of January opened with
. remarkably good weather. and can-
dnued SO until last Tuesday the 18th.
inst. Daring that time the
planters. the tuck farmers aud
gardeners. especially thn>e in ard
around Tlih"daEN had taken advau-
tage of the propitious weather. putting
IN all the plonshing they could, and
making a good average cane planting.
and preparing lands Tor the other
small crops. such rs potatoes and gar
den seeds for spring planting. Since
last Tuesday however. the rainy and
cold weather has set in. and promises
TO continue for some time. thus stag
mating ali hcld and .afden work. Il
is to be hoped that good weather will
soon set IN again. ard afford our
sugar planters especially To put in all
their Seed care early this season. for
upon early planting depends the <ue-
ee>> of good and abundant sugar
crop.
Since writing the above fair weather
set in again on last Thursday evening.
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Notice.
TAX COLLECTORS oFro.

TAX OFF-C
~Ihlbodau1- la. Dec lTth, .<2
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIYkS r., THE
~ tax payers Of the Town of ThfhodxuT
that the taxes assessed in the wear lsaQ ar
set forth in the tax rolls on ale in nv g~~r@
and in the mortgage once of this psr-k
thst t''ey are nov due and will become de-
linquent on the slst day OF December T1a
The tax payers are invited TO call AZ orce-
and settle. ] WaISH
Tax Collector, Towl of Thlbodaur
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A Smart Man

Will not hObble around on crutci,es
when he can c1rr hi~ RiseGmat sm
With one bottle Of Dr.. Drummnnd's
Lightning Remedy. resting oaIv s..
mt worth 500. Eat-rpri>ins Dru.-
ISIS keep il. or il " II t,r sent to any
address "n receipt at pri-" ~ the
Drnmmond Medicine Co.. 1850 Maid.
IN Lane. New York. AGENT va ted.
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SATURDAY JAN. II, 1913.
bodaux Opera House.
Comedy Drama, Entitled STRIFE.

By the best local talent ot Thiho-
daux for the benefit of the HOW
CIRCLE ORCHESTRAL" ON
WEDNESDAY JAN. 18th. 1898.
Doors open At : O'clock : Curtain
rises at s o'clock. ALL SEATS Scots.
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Rutherford b. Hayes. IIe nineteenth
president of tie United States. died
at Fremont on the Il IL. inst. at IL
O'Clock =. m. HIS demise was CAUSED
by paralysis # the heart. and proved
a shock To his family and physician.
He WAS elected president Of The
United States in 1876. when he ran
against Samuel j. Tildeu. candidate
for tue Presidency on the Democratic
side, aud was inaugurattd on March
9th. 1877. after h%tvin. been declared
elected by a commission coinI n>ed Of
five Senators. iyr Representatives.
and five Judges of the Supreme Court
of L. 5. by a vote al To i. AtIhattime
the COMMUNIST II fvtu>eu t" u behind
the certificates "f the Governors Of
Louisiana. Florida and South tarali.a.
made NJ tr"m What purpoftrt /" lie
the falsined retutn> ~ the Republican
RcCurLius Boards, which gave HAYS
oue vote maj"IiVy III tie Electoral
College.
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18th judicial District Court. Par
I>tl If LAT mrch-
Succession Of Zephtria Foret. NJ
1gn4 Protdtes

DCfsSCANT To An ORDER And De
l. cree uf the slave eurItgr.g Cuu t and u
obedience To a es,Iun .ssisu ~ sts- directed in
the sts'vr entitled ~Ii NUN tt-r-i seer--~I ~
bs-aTrn- date of January 9TH i~95 VII II
Ter Tor >sie at pnhIsc auction par>UaHt to law
Z" the last su.i hlgh-sr bidder 81 th4 preIE
s-s situated IN the parish If Ia ouTChe. 81
this >taie- un The lett bank ui Bayca LAiear
che at ssodr Fite-n miles uraoR the town or
IdIhSlaux on
SATURDAY FEBRUARY lSzb. lSs3.
betE--n tue hours "t II '-ciock 4 n AMI !
oe.usk p IL. the following described prop
cry 10 vii:
REAL ESTATE
4 rertain sugsr pint .tbsn known a. the
Upper Ten plantation -lltrt IN the "a
ISL ~ idfUaieIsr- IN tbs State. On the left
hank IF BAYOU Lziourrhe. 81 abcIf nj go
ME- eeEsw Ene town % Fhtb-daQx. ma
uFing tsrbty-fOar aFpeNts zu,f t~-arv- r.
toI-r> mo-c OF less f0rrg 0 sad h "a bv
eighty ar.-nt> M depth 2 -#Ia- - a ! : csszs-
tain ivo Thpl>and Ue Hls,I,-i -. Th5g-
ly->rves III - stu~n i@l57i5i0cl aud D =
Ord aboV- by Layus ioEns~rfy II + err R5hs-
.et sr't eriov by tbs toFuf-r3y ct hstEu4S
and EwfB- na vi Lrsn Gol BeEN.-u-eIa
e. With 81 the btl dla.~ ami In~ssrsxruear<
ta-r-oa- iuC- adj >gzsr uoa~ mi ABA
eeslsr- dwelling auu>- sHs& rHGE Ea4 e. At
al tAp Rights ~ay> and peIvl->> elsz-Ir-
10 -aIi pIAuEsErn-
A. r8- tU5loEiRg u4ysR-- tlsr-v~-v-a
2.2l--. fan rreg rGr-- Ez- g. Z. c- @xr-r
{ r. oar - u ce-u Ia -.k> 5@esv Wn-
aafruws, & - q gals v \
sE-ve aEtsC @~k- Tz-aE-Z Es~> uaa-S
~Etaes. tw~EE- cS@> 49, @1- az- -w.
: "a ~s-I >4SV~~ - t-zs- - e. ~
= 9@t> 8wv - SAB : Z csEr ~ :
EEo trieste II frzG -
'srv ~ a~ $50 Ea a>-- Etz-
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Mrs. Tilortnn. daughter of Mrs.
5. A. Bindings. an jackson St. gave
birth 10 Il lsuAotu 10, nu lat Thur :
day evening Weighing eleven pounds.
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BARLOW BROS. MAMMOTH MN
SrRELS.

To night
SATURDAY, JAN. DIST. 1898.
fLL SEALS. JtCiS.
Galleries reserved for the colcred
people.
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journal of the 9th Senatorial District
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-01-21

Ecc1S Pals - ~ 1A
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA

l59 Adams Street, CHI AGO. i'll
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LISTEN 70 the AXE.
Atteniioa Being Given 10 ths Maine Pest
masters.

w.sHrxGroS, Aug. 31.-The total num-
Der of fourth-clsss postmasters appointed
today was l20. Among the appointments
were the following in Maine;
C. W. Savage, Flagstaff; c. P. Hop
kins. Marlboro; J. z. York, Mars Hill: A.
c. Bowdoin, North Haven; G. F. Ireland
Notch: Mrs. J. B. Hartman Ofland; E.
W. Henry, Readfeh Depot; d. A. Blan.
chard, Upper Madawaska; Mrs. +. b.
Rounds, Waterford; Isaiah Lord, West
Brookville; Elisha Meservey. West Dfes-
den: W. II. GRAHAM, West Scarboro; c.
T.. Pepdleton, Winter Harbof.
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srvvvAt BY ths Wires Fssm Inc hssth. ess',
South and West.

The platform adopted by the Republican
Pennsy lvania convention Wednesday de-
mands the immediate and unconditional
repeal of the purchasing clause Of the
Sherman act; favors expansion Of the
circulating medium Of the country until the
same shall amount to - per capita Of our
population; approves the proposition to IL.
sue national bank notes to the par value OF
bonds deposited to secure circulation; de-
clsres for bi-metallism and for the accumu'
lation and maintainsnce Of Z
largely increased gold reserve and
for protection; protests against amend
ments to the Mckinley bill until II IL fairly
teeted; denounces the acts Of the present
administration by which ''heroes Of the re-
public are being arbitrarily deprived oi
pensions: demands the enactment and en-
force mel Mt Of immigration laws which shal
eff .ctuslly prohibit the importation Of igno
rant and undesirable immigrants; recon
mends that the representation Of the Repub
licsn national convention for 1896 be baset
upon the Republican vote at the Presiden
tis election of 1892, and that the Republi
can national committee issue its call &C
| cOrdingly.
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s. H. Clifford. New Csssel. Wis, vas
troubled With Neuralgia and Rheumatism.
his Stomach was disordered. bis Liver vas
affected to an alarming degree. appetite fell
away, and he Vas terribly feduced in flesh
and strength. Three bottles Of Electric
Bitters cured him.
4 Edward Shepherd. Harrisburg. H., had
. running sore on his leg Of eight years
standing. Used three bottles Of Electric
Bitters and seven boxes Of Bucklens Arnics
Salve, and bis leg 10 sound and veil. John
Speal ef. Catawba. o., had five large Fever
sores on his leg, doctors said he was incur
able. One bottle Electric Bisters and one
boz Buckien's Afniea Salve cured him en-.
tirely. SeA at W. A. Efskine's Drug
store, Gardner.
aus2seod&wfsaan
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railroad and Steamboats,
NAME CENTRAL RAILROAD.
.u.mss, Of Trains In Easet ssps.
Sd, 1888.


s.,.a wEsr $40 4 n ~ ts~Sos' os
Ss,s rsy.s.a6. Dosl"s sss Aee-
1sss ssS 10 express sg nr1ns
vse s,.sss' ysrmfsston- koeslAna. '1 FefuAh'
20. -. nsuasers1s TOT aiE sSs ae-.A
~ 80 - ssassss. a.As ind % Z, = ses sfsss
fses" -. a., Portland. Bossan; li.@ =.
vhs. go sysry night .Ot lewiston S<a''
.hsa. 'g.r.1xsf ~ soss55-
,.a EAST 80 A. N. sisiis sxsfsssi is'
"o sslfaxf Bangor, bar Hafo9rr ~
tfSsssF-, loan taa AfoOssSox county,
sspssss H., " si4rv lie. sksshskaa ans banxDr'
az T., Wssery;ile sonnsesinf q, wat.
aa lsar =" .1sb psyv.seisl EHpfe-s ipf a22sehes.i
sfriAs -, ,g.y Hartos and -. John 4h1
lar s- ssis iSs Le9Ttston y
- ssr sassof ssa Bar hafD1f, 90 r.
- wsssygiIie oakland. Nof'h An-f,n, ENG
N, % sx"..ss,sn. Bsliast. Dozsf. Fozefofi: Ban
hsa- ,.-sseu. Z. john saf aroos
~ q p. ". tmix@d tof wa srytlis }
- 5aa.iay. oaiy fos HatsfFaiis and haA-
res x,,s, PalAAs Tram soaag East .i i9o A.
iS, aest Al $50 2. W.. rahs eyefS
- s@sAag ibeiaaed. S9unectfHs tfpsn i..siSioA
s1' sI.ns bat aot ~ sko~h~gsn on hosiAy
- a. an 70 ssl's.t, Dsxtrf' ~ hsygnd ia
~. s.seottns 70 Bar iiaroof, On s'naay Va ~"
~. s,y ,,,ins gs,ag we-f u 1910 \ ", snd
Az N no daily. 1uGday aneilH"d, De
i.'.a a. at.tsa, l.~slaioa. Bafh, Bangor Bf har
sgt sHa A. jam.
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AUGUSTA. Ga, Aug 3L-The fearful
storm OF Sunday aud Monday, accom-
panied by heavy rains, has delayed all
railroad traffic. The South Carolina road,
running from Augusta TO Charleston, Is
the heaviest sufferer Cloudbursts yes
terday afternoon washed away three tres
ties between Branchville and this city.
No loss of life is reported. but the damage
to crops IL very great
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Al the Second Days Meeting ei the Christian
Endsavorers.

PORTLAND, Aug. 3l.--The morning fes-
sion Of the State Christian Endesvor con-
vention was devoted to the report Of State
Of Floating Societies G. NJ.
Dinsmore report of Miss Autoinette P.
Jones, superintendent of the United Society
of Floating Societies. and the report OF
State Superintendent of Junior Societies
Miss Flora f.. Berry. An address by Miss
Alice May Scudder of New Jersey followed
q nd open psrlisment on junior work con-
vention. The sermon was preached BY
Rev. T. S. Sampson of Portland.
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hat~D
Covers Il.

fon gct what you pay for in lIDDsN's
MAGNETIC CoMrocNn. tcurcs because
It is made figNt-Physieiaua praise it
Patients take it ard get we'll Children
love it-lt spalatable, ,af-, effective, and
lr Is THE Coarse MKuicrsE.
When yon ak for HTDpkN's MAC
NErTc ConrouSD see that you get it
Take HFnprS's and only IiiDDg~'s-
Il costs SI-But il is worth it, for IT
WILL cVsz You.
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rae PENSION elIas.
csasrsssaaa nssss Replies b csaa,ss,sas'
lseAfea.

WAsalxerox. ID. c., August $l.--The
epistolary warfare between Conmissioner
I.ochren and Coagressman More of Mas-
sachusesss. over pension clain nads BY
one Of the congressman constituents and
N jected BY the commissioner. has called
forth another letter from he congsssnan.
| As.er rsftfFine 70 The general policy Of
the pension barsan, sayins h would b. in
seresung to have the commissioner give The
exact ratio Of pefsons suspended or can
ce!ed 70 those granted. Mr.. More rephes
to the commissioaer's chaSRs of Improper
uss Of the mail. He says.
so far - the charge you make Against
me Of dishonesty in the use Of the envelope
cent me 70 your ofics for the purpose Of
4 forwarding 10 claimant information about
his pension claim. l have TO cay The rea-
son that you alleee. that Il Was done BY NJ
for the purpose Of saving two cents {sc,). I
| think 10 too contemplate for notice. e.
pecially for person in my circumstances.
| II, 40 you alleee. BY an inadveEsancs Or er-
ror Of my clerk, my explanatory letter to
the claimant vas put into penalty envel-
ope I'd refuse to pay any penalty for the
envelope, do not refuse 10 pay any penalty
for which l may Be liable for such On oct,
W S '~S''
Sas tne case.
u kno~ tnAi you nad poeeees'cn Ok tne
smitn isuer. " nos neeesssf! TOT me 70
'e.ieS !he me'Sons y wmcn tnas 'e'set ~
obtained from smith oy secret assns o.
'ne pension oafean' ana 'ne demand TOT ,se
ie.ufn reiueed, IhAt may % . subject Tor
inveeussuon iasef'
y see Oy reference 70 my recoN
Dook tna' numerous 'euefs Passed os!veen
t1n soldier ana myseti IN reference 70 ms
clam. What evidence 10 there shst my ex-
piahatory ietsef was In the penaiy envelope
you nave! u might nave oeen IN una! envei'
ope " might nave oeen In some otncf en-
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OF CRIMINAL CHARACTER
We're Broker Hathaway's Operations In
lon Of Csstiters and Lawyers.

FALL River, Mass, Sept. 1t W
pected this afternoon and eveninl
Welcome II. Hathaway would be
under arrest on the charge Of forgs
creditors and lawyers are unsnimous
opinion that Mr.. Hathaway's operaiio
Of criminal character. Hathaway
bilities are about s170 600; sssets $40
but it is thought they are $50 900 to
Bourne Mills may lose $4,000.
II Is claimed that $40, 900 has bee
through southern buyers. but no ex
ton was vouchsafed of what rem
NEWS NUGGETS.
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Pensions Granted Maias pssp,s.

wAsmsoTos. Aug. 3i.-Pensions have
been granted to these residents Of Maine
Increase, George B. Brovr, Carbon
Franklin Y. Hall Lincoln Center. Origin
sl, widows, etc., Elizabeth 8. Shaw. Wes
GouIdshoro; minor children Of Ofison X
Newton, Dix6eId, Oxford and South Paris
Maria N. Lslbert. Strong; Mary J
Hayne South Waterford. Reissue, kati'
l.. Jackson, Foxcroft. Mexicsn var widow
Mary A. Welch, Bangor.
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BAPTIST ASSOCIATION
Ia washington County Holds its 58th An.
Nv nual Session.

CHERRYFrELD, Aug. 3l.-The Washing.
ion County Baptist Association is holding
it's 5sth annual session at Harrington. Of
ficers for the ensuing year are a. follows
Moderator, Rev. f. II. Drew. Harrington
clerk, Rev. A. j. Padelford, Calais; treas.
urer, G. W. Lord, Eastport; auditor, Rev.
F. S. Todd. Milltown. Among those pres
ent are Rev. DR.. A. T. Dunn, secretary Of
the Maine Baptist convention; Rev. DR.
Corey Of Richmond, Va, representing
the American Home Missionary Society
and President B. T. Whitman of Colby
University, who will preach the closing ser
mon this evening.
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RocKpoRT, Me-, Aug. 3l.-Mr. 8. z.
Shepherd of the firm Of 8. r. & H. l..
Shepherd Co. met with . painful accident
at the lime quarry. He had been as work
on the pump which is operased by an cleo
tric motor. Mr. Shepherds clothing came
in contact With the gearing and he was
drawn upon the coss, which lacerated the
flesh on his breAst and arm IN fearful
manner. No bones are broken. 1t is
feared that he may be injured internally.
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And
Why Not
edicine ?

Improvement on isnprovement-rnarch
On rnaFeh-that's the story in the arts
and selenees-and Why rot in medicine,
HiDDzS'S MAGSgrIc coMaos;xp exam
pIiiies this rl'e: Il is the product Of
study research, painstaaing Iabor-Re-
qaircs thought. care, time In itA Prep
araiion--is strictly scientific and up to
date--The embodiment of medicinal
strength, purity, uniformity.
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The Rev. Marx Gu. Pearse, the eminent
English Divine, writes:
BEDFORD PLACE. RCssELL SoUARE,
LosDos, December 10, 1883. !
II think it only right that should tell
you Of how much use l find ALLcocxs 4
Posous PLAsrERs in my family and among
those to whom have recommended them.
find them very breastplate against colds
and coughs"
Aug28eod&vfolsm.
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wnt Hayes and Clarence Wakefield
hav. gone to Capitol island for few days
Quit <.
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The eras.as Wymaa Missia2

PORTSMOUTH. " H. Aug H.-Fears
are efsisF used fer the safety OF the
schooner Erastus Wyman which left
Newrerx News for this port Aug q
Several ve--ei< from the same place that
l.fs t,s9lrly 2, .v,.els .tter hare arrived and
this hae u'isie the cousignees uneasy as
y aer es,fesT.
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MES. wixsL0w's soornIxo sysUY has bss.
NOTHEKS for their CHILDREN while 1EEIn-
ING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. i 0OOJ6ks
the CHILD, sOFTEyS the GUNS, .ALLAYb III
PAIN; CURES WIND COLO ~ v the bssl
eveYy psrs Of the Wosid. Be suSe aa1 Ssh foe
"Mrs winslov's 5co.hibs syssr," aad tahs ~
other lind. Tvepfy-n Eve ceE.s . bots1s.
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Prrsser & Walker have leased A. b
Bool er's blacksmith shop.
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n wlndOWf, Diiuus tiV, fH e,". AZ
mcnt by instailmeut II desired. A. u. Anu
Augusta. Me tmne.o
TNO1s sALE-A farm containing about
acres. buiidings in good r"-pair, Know
the George u. Croweli place. siiumted IN
chester about two miles and half from Aug
INQUIRE for terms Of Thos. Leigh. ~. may
IN1SN NALE-Five hundred thousand b
i Fuller 3 Cony. 27i and 27s water street
TNOH "A Lrs-Ths fesidenot of the late
Joseph E1per, situsted on u. corner o.
nv A.. ana Crosby Pface, ftted with furnace,
room. laundry rooa. Devtne water and stao
Apply TO II. A. Piper. , spi
..,ein returned and
were. After the return Of the
Burns sued McFadden for damages
circuit court. .. ,...,t
Today the court decided that the "
. protected the officer in his seizure
rendered judgement in McFsdden's
Strout, Gage & Strout were the c.
for Burns and Drummond 4 Drum
, for McFadden.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Reed and son who
have been visiting friends in this city have
returned their home in Haverhill, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-01

There was . meeting Of the John B.
Hubbard Relief Corps Thursday even
ing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-01

Miss Lila Moore Of Lowell, Mass, who
has been visiting Miss Daisy WAtefhouse
in Farmin gdale, has returned home.
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An ocean trip, view Of the beautiful
Boothbay Harbor and its lovely islands and
a visit to the Popham life saving station are
some Of the treats offered by the Islanders
last trip, Tuesday, September 5.
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Miss Cooney and niece and Miss Ele-
amor Putnam left Wednesday for . few
days at Squirrel Island.
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Mr.. Charles Berry and children have
gone to Squirrel Island.
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HALLOWELL.

Mrs. c. B. Peckham returned from New
Hampshire Thursday.
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Mrs. II. n. Jewett, who has been quite i'll
at ber home in Farmingdale 10 improving
qai rspidly.
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Miss Annie Lewis, who has been visiting
friends in town, has returned to her home
in Portland
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-01

Mr.. James Thom and son William Of
Worcester. formerly Of this city, are max
ing short visit here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-01

Mrs. W. r. Wood, who has been visit
ing Mrs. Ed. Bradstreet in Pittston, re-
turned to Boston Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-01

Messrs. W. II. and J. W. Fuller we1t to
the Eastern Maine State Fair Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-01

Bosros, Aug. 35.--Fof New England /:
Friday, generally fair. followed BY fncress-
ing eioudiness; probably rsin-an southern
sections Friday night; continued cool Light
winds becoming northeast and east.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-01

L. P. Henderson is acting ~ night watch
while Mr.. G. II. johnson has short vaca-
ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-01

Mr.. r. d. Watss Of New York, Who has
been visiting his sister. Mrs. 8. B. Glazier,
returns Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-01
GARDINER.

Mrs. II. A. Billings is spending few
days N Lewiston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-01

Mr.. JIG. Cummings went to Etna Thurs
day, and will take in the Eastern State
Fair before returning home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-01

Mrs. John Whitmore and daughter wen
to ca pitoi i'll md Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-01

The sas pipe along Water street 10 be-
Ing RET aired af pisces vhere IL is needed.
Several bad leaks have been found.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-01
.ccoMMoDArioN TRAINS.

o rus as,iy, 5saAAy. iaclad~d.x faa sundays '"ly
Through '4esst. To the N"rids Fait' u.'prnn'
.na d, poas- -oaih ana W"f 'n', ee nAa ot ,,re ~
Il ,lsf. Fist4. agent, Asshsfa, the oniy einef
IN ,,gg.ta ..ihng gla ell roatrs apd checking
sassass 'tss y eSpsn n""
PAr.,s rtoxsg Vice Pfe'' & f'"ul Man
~ n4.rnnY Gea1 pAs-. & Ticket Ag't.
Portland. Ass EYth, lst'.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-01
DoDt waste none,

Tla- -irfai sgipn Hose having no ohtshie e'',.r-
81 ft b,at the u,p turr. Rubber huse u'es' df'vS
na ffturi or course taefe are imtationS' mere
.a. YffEEE WAfN. however, ly which yeu csh
f 10 ii4 dealer g. iry ng To sell au Inferior hose
TIE si.Uuiun spiral hts
l. a black line rrupSH ~ be sure Il IS
BLACK, not dark blue, red or
aoytbips bot black.
~. The stercii ." Spirar pAteptea
fSarcb 80, $780," on every
ie,gtS.
III. The CORRUGATED COUPLING
AID BAFp as IL, cut.
10, Each I9pytp ' now put up with
PINK WRAPPER around the
nose psAs the coupling.
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ritIi r-la7 .ai-f 'r~0s'rh@r-.
G0STnH WOVEN HOSE & RUBBER Co.,
g1s r,yorsAre ST., 6ostopj 205 Lake St. CAea-
Col 945 W, second ST., St. lousi ~ Fremont
ST.. San Francisco,