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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-07
'sdSF5 & ELIGlOSOS.

sa.spStr FssbldO u6n AstA dmpre1ta
t,,SsHo9i 9ibleaurtidO de obtss ReligiO-
saaI sEISOtas tOdas, entza Has Cu9@
~ Al An0nentrandas Aiguientes I:
Em,tsci6n nj, de Cristo, Kempis
..dioi6n eCOn6m 6mfCaA.s...--s VW.4O|
sdem da'iAem,y ,yidAmG adtci6nI q.
a44di0 u <SI-.se 10Y
Ar,.nra de SalvaCi6n...o..s %
T;ereicio UotidiAn0 sssss... 40
III Deyoto Feligres, encua-
IIIazeS eSSci6h inhitaCi6 On mfHM 1.bO
Rh EI4ina. ehGDadetRaEion Ql.
piel negra con IRsocnes. e @UO
r..r diVina TenCuads dsEnant6n
de-riguroso lutO:: .....:.. S.W
ru~ dIVina, encuadernaci6.
sA plel de Australia , MI ,;. j
,1Ikel...-ee...... ....-sS.;%<:;s' o'vO ~
3SoScioi al D6mingOs. ss.s.. 2.6O
1arreFo- ORclo, elCQAdeEn& rc.
cs6n imitaci6n tGaEnlss: :. SOO
1Asni0a Etnebres, encuader-
oeoI6n de piel con relieves 3.OO
~ T-;s del Oristian0. enCua.
deEnaei6n de pie. ). ...:.. !: BOZ
rrin celeste, encuad dernaeion 1. -, :,
nikeI....-1.-... :. :. 80 !....: s'W
..neS 1SISS4a 6 en6uadeenRciGn GG &c
at.s al1t1.ss5s1ss S .....s....sl-l...aa- s3s0C
s~clnpi0 EspahOi5 enNua- s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-07
LINHA DE CUBA

/ LlevarAn SOLO hasta santiagor ds Uub..
|los vapores que salsn los diAe S, IS y 35
/ Los de Io1 diae 5 y IS tooafAn. eln
|Nuevieta, Puerto Padre, GibGra, Maya.
|ti, Baracoa, Guantanamo y Ouba *
|: El dis IS hard las InisnRg escalas,
Is sxcepci6n de Il de Msyarf, Y ademki
|tocacA en- Sagun de Y4narno. So p
/ Todos retofnarGn verifcAndo inal %.
lidss do Cuba los dias -, 2S = 8, efecI
Etukndo6e las sntfadae en- II HAbana
en- Iab fechas corrsspondiSntes. do 10,
E10 y'0 d. cGdA mes. sl 0& 4
Ninguno de estos vSporea t0saFA 4
an fetofpo en- Guantanamo. K
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-07
eILDORlls. RBCQESTlTUYENTES
DTDE2 DOCTOR ID. NICOLAS REVERUN.
F0rVIIego exclusive expedido Madrid e de Mayo de
l. 1871, por eI Excfno 5r Ministro de FoKnento.
PREPARADAs EN- La TARMACIA DE vAELE OANCIO,
Juices dpotss Do Ia vsrdsdsra formula Ponce PusrtO-Ricc

ven amos de expencia han denosrado M propedades toni
nCs c0nsuyen pdoae I&pdaene 0das
enmedades que dependen empobecmnto sange
aimenac6n POGO nutrva por habar ug$ hdmedos NAL
[ventiados por Intermediates anteriores ia
Su acci6n curava ecaz nn las papacones del
dolores de cabes napeten debdad dolores en- las pena
dopesas cansanco sordera zuo de odos paldez
a reeten calor natural blancas
ande pGda de sangre de Ia monsuac6n abHndancas
complete desarroo de Ia ead
pubea debdad general de ss ehfermedade
agudaS c6nCa altsraCOnes
mas de 'coro acc6n general deo
lesion organica las qUe ecan entonCes otra medGa6n.
En- vista de los progresses Ia de agunos nconve
ien roa G racca ha Ia formula
to tan geEeaaSadO que hace de
leila toda q isa
Con fin de preCaYerse mUchae mtacones que
mula han heho cuyss roades nfee debe exgse
cada egma este de bCa
tapa SUPERIOR slo dc DOCTOR n REVERON Medico
CiruanO, Ponce co inferior hrma e lad0
Oeho aia exterior de esta caa-Ponc Agosto
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-07

De vents, en- In 1mprentA,
IBoLETN tMERcANTn. /.
ELa bolsa, 81 UomercIo ,
las soCiedades MerCan-
/ tiles, / tomo.
/ LecCiones de De1eCho Mer
,cantil, por varios alum,
mos de don luis SilveIa, !
h ,tOm0...--...--....
tibro de las Satifas, Dor
don Ventura Ruiz Agui- .
3lefa, Comprende: 66ti-
5ras, La arcadia moder-
na,. GEandezas de los
peque1os, Epigrsmas y
letrllias, Varlas t&b0ias
Moraleias, / tomo, rts-
tiCa 200 pSginas.. ]
CAndidO, N0vela por don
Mariano Ramirc, 1 to-
mo, r6stiCa.-..4s....-- j
RinCOnete = coftadilio y
III nCendlado Vidriera
POE l9em. uh toMo-.... 4
Los banos de Afgei, CO.
1,me1ia =, Por lds n1' somo'
NJ gal!aE0o espanol, l0en,
POE 10em, un tomo.
fgnsOs Ge VISTA, por don i.
Mlgaes Moya, un tomo
40 ns 'esenu" 10 NoOns'p"e-
=, , 49,. To- .", s-. .-s-..'. $500
~ Ivy ~. onOTasDaa, poS
. S4n tonos 0shloS HtOn'AuEa' ~
Ncos o Nacicnaies = q a !. y : = Gorts iorts-
NIraa M "a :
FaIinsa Ts 80 IS Nstn ~ f;r,;G AZ 1:f; T;stS-;' :
"1nP9 ~ or;t,ec - asOIS.v 49, y eE9sl' ~
snaz nj % ! tSr,d = W.
rhialrio gEstSi,;i,, S;Srtsa.
so. Dor donl .TnliS ) a.
j, mez.
.r.A,4<,;,;s.s ss.'.
n+U,S0 tros 0SurUe% O,.o. So,. 20 1Hsx aes IA As-
800 rn"n+s. - *~ ny
Mnahlea " Tan;oes . .vU. snn
! a. sSris a. cartss 49,, 'S~n \ ~ a
9sef;ovit. ssnh-a ~ -. hSLs:
i ltac,6n n,,r ~ n lNf;cra; 1H 1aIi
II RasI,Sl / ;fomo sst
t4zo,,r,,,,ssnaia q p56t;co e.
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4a,oo
=, O = e. r. :: ..-'.- ...~
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Ae"Asees Vu' "a
runS: Q mo-. e - ...- =" p""-l... .s. -l...
10y gI ~ az 0yUss uO'
M"rcr NJ. 1870 otS 49,: oti von
!. 80 S.S-'o 44aso' TO-
y-' Dr, -. - r<- - .... +
ps rueD!os COVeness es-
tu91o historic o:nios0dco
! sopfe los Astados- Unt-
dos , 10 Ansualla Ito
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Anat0mia del COraz6n pnr
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-07
4 A,.Nl'lf,IIGOs.sS. N j D .ElTODOs
q PtLuoRAS HOLLOWAY.

Millones deeperannai9 On todaa
las parties delimundo, FecomiAndan
diChas PildOras eom0 olsmeior ree-
tauratiy0 della salud que 6e oOao.
ces Elias curan tOdas ias afecCl0-
mes del coraE6n, del hieadO, de.
est6magO.s de- los Ei6OneS5 y Ge los
|intestinOs y lremueven Il ! 6erino.
mia Ia natnlen6la = aRdialQis.
exrnlsando de la sangfe itoda IN.
pureSa, foTtsleciendO eonplet .
to 81 sistema nefviosO v dando d.
tono saludable AiSlass olgsnisaci6
|ReneraL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-07
!, ,-,5IIlOl=5lS|ET : l=5l| slSILVIA,
THrUAN sT-oApITAL

nonsulado de Meiico. Ban 1oeso
iO.S;s;onists. OSIcits Agente prind pal de
T1IcSmnnafia general Tras :tlGnti-
- la e Svapores ffancases), Oorreepon
nal nalS%tsate y, % de los Establecimien.
ptesSSHGa y" GaiI de Paris, de la Com
~ "S;a @ de- seguros contra inCendioi
11TlS y a.vr;ch ~S Onion, ny de Ia OOmpa
80, N"s" y cafSola q Alianxa de aseguEa-
MA n.~S de- BaFCelona. Tiere su-
rTWN " - - -. rrsr
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-07

.Compania do Segurog contra
IIncendios, denominads ROYAL.
de Liverpool.
Empress do Segproa nnaritlmos,
auviales y terre1tres "The Indem.
uity Mutual Marine AsSuranc
Company Limited ., domiciIiads
On Londrea.
Agente Generates, SObriaOs ds
EsoNiGg
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-07
a " $50.

Senoo obebo de ecuentes tacons las PHI as del doctor
Rever6n hag0 psente Ian osita M preEadas exclua
vamene en- a aCreditada Farn& sehOre Vale OanCio
los deposarOs de la rmua los Gncos ean
ItorzadOs par& dsar mi nonbGe "a diChas P1doras.
0ep6sitOs: Oapisa Vale OanCtoArec
Ibo Farmaoa EveO0amo Farraca BetancesLaYe FaxmaCa
Itdrrno.- Oiales Eagmaca del Lcdo Luis Lizard.
DOCTOR ~ RETERON
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-07
arMOLCADOR

Eats smrsspx tisns 81 tapor AGUI'
LA, potsnte psra Eemolq1es Por lal
cosfas de eet6 Lsla, y habilit6ndo .,
BoEnbaa para GehiqTaa ' ttilss para ~.
vRmento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-07

~ !. iD6laRHNA aGBlSTlNLI.. !! !. !. !.
,.aPORe0 GIL 'ESEEvEa

NusyTV. ediei0np bsG3s aAmehts
e impress ensSA asrnsdS I sH I srr7; !
t6n.- NUEvE PES oS gfde1a|
IL cOntados u5a bahagsi .tli. saI
ssEOmandosT10 gEueeAs ,Ise mace
un buen descuento. .sssG5 ob
81 pefsentR enIeatA kmprentA.3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-07

dc mnehol los niS % %
Meico y0trOe p6bico m artfI
noaeRuede meoae sn partaa guns baiO concepo
auestaas marcas Luz NIE Luz EorAR
HChdprea asz3g 80 s,e 3zs -
Pe6eo ReARedo Gas rLuE Eoar I'D dc ia alons
4u4 nante extra nna 81 10 Ids ilem idnn
6enSlna ZOO la idem de dem dgTn
etasohna de ~ 10 la idem idam ideln
cete
loo No e haze alterations sguna def de ynta
que actnalmente gen. a- qs3 80
III mpuesto $3.50 cada 100 k6gramos eAtsbedo nor
%s -s 11o e -,
Agents generates para SOBRINOS DE EZoUTAt3A
San Ju =, erto.Rcc Gale de la FoItAleaa n6mero IL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-07
Is0OLORES9 Elk TUBOS

NVAVHHD AN 0W i
ERA La P1NTURA Ali rOLE0, Y
/ La OUARELA, Sc AOARAN DE
REOIBIRl EN- EGTA IMPRNNTAl
Holm (6,ansh
.Betdn.
Blanco 6s pIarA-l a5
Blanco de plomr' ,r
BIanco de zinc. =
! Axnl celeste;
AzuI de cobalts
sAzul de Pfueis.
Oastako (6r&a de Marie "
Oastailo foio. Il
0astA1o d Van Dyfk.
JArmin quemAds.
Darmin de rubiA.
sUenisn kxul.
. Befmell6n.
H1tag6mba. q
e Girls Dc Payne. siil
Indigo 4-
g Amarillo dsicadmto.
Amarillo dc erorao cIhee y.
q s.!iiO Hsa..;,iO SH,s - S.SlO 01S~' =
= a;ii 11s!iiU !nu1loI
AAaAU 80 ~ M:pOlS's
80 9ueMnua'd 8
- ~. sAIu'' :
q Se ..,, 11D.1 p.
-frl4c e@1Ellla. 81
% M -. .o3canalls' cso,aia "a
Z AAcA yloiedA. o
Negro Ge mAfnl.
a Gsg!o .cc.!1u g aalAsn'
aS Ucse .1S:A eAs.1no o
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-07
TlNTAS PARA. ESCRIBIR VI
On Ia lHPRRllYl DEL "BOLETIN HERCluQIlII,.' m /

= tiDtas para 0scribl Que Venae & Sta UASk
prOcedentes las mej0reS Fabrioas del mundoin.
pustr'al. no adm1ten cO1npetancia On 81 mBrCado.
Sus snerm0sos dolores 50 durabilidad, sus selec.
tas classes las ssIsntzan dandOles apatante de pro
duCt0 superior
knadas6q est0 la ganga de una baratuIa sin
quail, y SO eOnvendra en- que nuest1as tintas para
sscribiT tianen aOn peraotO d6recho tads i
rr0f0r0n0i8s General aN a6p sssd4 sa4s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-07
LlJZsBRII Ian u \ y. ss
LAoLUz En- II NUNDO De los NEeOCIOs.
ACEITE PARA ALTMBRADO DR FAMILIAS,
L!efIs es egplosi6wy y com
1nstsOn erpOntdneas-
Sin hMnlo nj mai oEOr

Este aNeite proc 0ducto de
ma fabrlca l6n cspecIai
ss sgual, sin superiCt & Ioa
lue se importan del 81
ranjero bajO divers0s nom
1reb y.msTSas, tanto 20
sqs Cualid ades lnminicaa
ONO ip0E Ia seguridad cue
! freCe 4 Los communicates
Nusstgo epFecios son mn.
,ho g mAs tedncid LOS Qaelts
fe las nsfCas exttanierao.
lue con este mayor bfecic
- hEindan 4 los COngumi-
s,Fes ventajae de 81 xuna
1 lahk9 ffSN n q ~ a p -.
ssEpta 10 - ~ * u j 81. = !.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-07
q ivAPORES
uORRHO8.1SRA1O41
na1LA nnxpAIitA fRASAfhAN1TuA
..DEk, LOPENA Co.: !
ToFIg on vla..i 41s8 o. - ~
1arviei0lvafO PusttO-RisO 3 ID MhbAnH

90PVi0I0 0DaF8 kUoEtoelLl90 y y IN
S9 3 GA vel E-TG8 -AaS..sas C .,
AALlDAE.-De BaTcslona. les, dlaS 9 Y n
lecada moG:- % Malaga eESy 21.-DeOA'
ali u 10 = 90. -. -.
g GxT1sdeG bflots6 dIrsCtes PGzal l0S6ge ee2
Peacoy E6nsiaGo do Cubs, sGlbaE.y N1eyltaI1
Gabanilis ' Colon. con trasbordo en- Puer
to-Rico 8 Habana.
vi JHDIRHCTo D1sDa PTo-Rlco
n0p sg3lsA C.ADTZ r ) d
> On epsca 1cuarentenaria ,.lae .a..
A-rA :. q Ol10,RlUNA * Z sANTANDER,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-07

fhRA La P1NYURA ALrOLE0, \
a La OUARELA, Sc AOARAN DE
REOIBIRi EN- EGTA IMPRDNTAl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-07
LIBROS, BARATeS.

De xenta, en- IL Imprenta. del
BoLETIN tMERCANTn.. .e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-23
Non. Partisan " Entertainment.

Despite the fact that there were three
other entertainments taking place, Tuesday
evening, . large number attended the unique
entertainment 1t the G. A. r. hall given by
the Non Partisan "Y's."
The following programme was observed :
Piano solo, Miss Lucie LeProhon
Reading, Mr.. c. F. Cook
Song. Miss Dearng
Charles Billodeau
Reading. Byron Meade
The chief and most pleasing as well as
interesting part of the programme was the
reading of the, novel, written by seven
members of the society, neither of the writ
ers knowing what the others had written.
Upon the little blackboard upon the plat
form, in plain view of the audience, were
the names of the following 10 ladies', seven
of whom wrote the book: Mrs. C. C. Hunt,
Mrs. c. II. Cunningham, Mrs. J. V. Lane,
Mrs. w. w. Kelley, Miss L. M. lie Pro-
hon, Miss Katharine Doherty, Miss Dora
Lee, Miss Lucy Moore, Miss Beulah Chase
and Miss Stella Barton.
The novel was read by Miss Stella Bar.
ton, and at the beginning slips of paper
were passed among all present, and at the
completion of each chapter the holders of
the slips wrote down the name of the per-
son whom they thought, from the list on the
board, wrote it. All these slips were collie cted
by the committee, and the person guessing
nearest the correct writers got the volume.
When the reading of the book was COM
pleted the slips were compared, and it was
discovered that Charles Cakes, the instruc-
tor of the Manual Training school, had
guessed the closest. The title of the
novel was can Idyl of the Kennebec, or
Experiences "Y's" and other "Y's" and was
selected by Miss Doherty, she not knowing
what the others were writing about. The
first chapter was written by Miss L. M. Lee
Prohon the second, by Mrs. Cunningham;
third, Miss Moore; fourth, Mrs. Lane !;
fifth, Miss Lee; sixth, Miss Barton. The
purpose of all this work was for the benefit
of the Manual Training school. Several
donations were received and the young
ladies have been finely supported in the
successful undertaking.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-23
An Old Carriage.

During the JOURNAL reporters visit to
the late home of Augustus Sawyer, who
was supposed to have been murdered near
Monmouth Centre, Saturday, an old chaise
was seen, which Mr.. Sawyer's grandfather
used. 1t is very peculiar vehicle, having
only two wheels and these being near
ly double the circumference of an
ordinary carriage and were large and heavy.
1t has a covered top, not of as artistic de-
sign as would be seen on carrige today.
The springs are of several layers of
leather and stretched from the hind to the
front axle. The shafts are heavy and
curved under at the ends. The seat has
two separate cushions and the back was not
very high. The distance between the two
wheels 10 about Is inches wider than an
ordinary carriage Of todsy's make. 1t is a
clumsy two-wheeled. carriage and would
ittrsct considerable attention if driven out
at the present time, and looked as if it had
been under cover many years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-23
Stole Hens.

c. M. Mcnamara and Leroy b. Roberts
Of Hsllowell, and Fred Thibodeau of Au-
gusta, all boys about IA years of age, were
before Judge Andrews, Tuesday afternoon,
on complaint made by c. M. Raynes that
they had stolen hens from him. These
boys figured in the trial at Hallowell, for
hen stealing, about a month ago, and
were each fined over $40. Mr..
Haynes got nothing from the
case, The hens were stolen in March. The
boys, it seems admitted their guilt, but as
they had once paid the penalty there was
some consideration as to whether they
should again suffer for it. A writing was
requested from Judge Kowcll of Hallowell
and the decision of the judge was reserved
and the matter held over and will probably
be settled today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-23
FIRST AsHIvERsAsY.


Inc nrsf anniversary of Augusta Lodge
A. .. U. w., will be observed Thursday
evening, in the Opera house, and will prob.
ably be largely attended.
The programme will be as follows
Opening Of the meeting by NJ. W. w. T.
Jones and presentation of the chairman,
Rev. J. F. Leland, who will make brief
Introductory remarks.
Reading. 1.-The Honor Of the Woods"
Anges Mabel Stafford
Vocal 500. "when the Heart is Young"
Instrumental trio, sylvan Dell scottische,'
=, Miss Brown, Mrs. Hofgan and Mrs. Morrison
Jennie King Morrison
During the intermission short address
will delivered by Grand Lodge officers and
remarks will be made by Rev. C. s. Cum
mings, Rev. E. z. Newbert and others.
- PART II.
Reading, 1.-THE Sisteriy Scheme"
Vocal Trio, 1.-THE Three Little Maids,"
Miss Brown, Mrs. Horgan and N re. Morrison
Vocal and Instrumental Quartet.
ling aAuB-thy, CeclIlan quartet
vocal solo, Jamie Dear" Nettie M Morgan
Reading, "The Slaves Lullaby"
ADges Mabel Stafford
vocal Quartet, Legends" Cecilan Quartet
This last selection is one of the number
the quartet sang at the Worlds Fair.
The members of the city government
have been invited, and will probably attend
and occupy the seats secured for them. All
Workmen are especially requested to be
present. All persons holding reserved seat
tickets can have them checked at the Office
today. A few reserved seats will be on
sale this morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-23
sUPREnE JUDICIAL COURT.
Law Term, Middle Dissries-si Sitting: Peters.
c.J.. WALTON. Foster, Haskell, Whitehouss.
Strout.

CHARLES HAMLEN, Reporter of Decisions
w. S. CHoATE, Clerk.
E. E. NORTON, Sheriff.
AUGUSTA, Tuesday, Msy %.
The law court for the middle district con
vened today, and after call of the dockei
Somerset cases were taken up and argued,
Is follows:
VIM. II. Heselton vs. C. J. Burrill. Mer-
rill & Cover for plaintiff, Waltoa & Wal
ton for defendant On motion by plaintiff
to set aside verdict. Argued.
State vs.. Withie. Hovey, county attor-
ney, for State, j. j. Parlin and S. J. Wal
ton for defendant. On exceptions by the
defendant. Argued.
Manufacturing Investment Co., VS.. Cush-
noe Fibre Co. Walton Walton for plain
lifts, NJ. S. Holway and L. G. Cornish for
defendants. On report. Argued.
State vs.. Israel D. Leavitt. Hovey,
county attorney, for State; d. D. Stewart
for defendant. This case was being argued
when court adjourned.
But one case remains to be argued from
Somerset and the docket will probably be
disposed of Wednesday, large number of
the cases being transferred to the Western
district, to be argued at Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-23

The May law term Of the middle district
convened ct Augusta, Tuesday morning, At
10 o'clock. Rev. A. W. Snyder offered
r,a,er and then followed the calling of the
docket.
The following judges Of the supreme
judicial court were present Hon.
Jobn A. Peters, Chief Justice; Associate
Justices waltou, Foster, Haskell, White
bouse and Strout. Judge Emery and Judge
wiswell were absent holding court. Gen
ersl Charles Hamlin Of Bangor, reporter
If decisions. was in attendance.
The following attorneys we're present ::
q J. and L. L. Walton, and Ed
Yard Merrill, Skowhegan; G. A..
Harrington, Norridsevock; E. F. Webb
and s. s. Brown, WatervilIe; Forest
Goodwin, Skowhegau; J. J. Parlin, North
Arson: Frank Hovey, Pittsfieid; A. C.
s,ilphen, Gardiner; F. E. Bean, Hallowell;
D. D. Stewart of st. Adams.
officers in attendance: Sheriff Norton,
deputies, Maddox and Morse.
There were also other members Of the
Kennebec bar in attendance including Judge
Stevens of the probate court. The Kenne-
bee cases coming last, there is not a. large
an attendance as there will be- later.
During the term, probably Thursday,
resolutions will be presented in commemo-
ration of Judge Libby, deceased.
There is a very small amount Of business
before the court outside Of Somerset
county. The court will not probably, con-
tinue more than this week. 4+trF
Memorial exercises to the memory of the
late Judge Libby will be held at the Court
house in Augusta, on Saturday next at 10
o'clock in the forenoon. Members of the
bar kindly take notice. g@
Per order Of committee
Augusta, Me-, May 20 1894.
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Leon Barber, who had been proprietor
OF the Augusta steam dye house since 1889,
dled' Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. He
~@ born in Roune, France, in 1851 and
came to the United States in 1868. He
"" son of Emele Barber, who conducted
the dye house business in this city success
ially for several years previous to his son
"siog charge of the business. Mr.. Leon
Barber was proprietor of the Nashua
"eam dye house at Nashua, N. H., for
Ok years before coming here. He was one
OF the best dyers in the State. He was
member of the St. John
the Baptist Society of this
CITY and member of the Knights of Honor
ot Nashua, N. IL Mr.. Barber married
MISS Ida f. Hall of Damariscotta Mile,
VINO survives him, with three children, two
sons and daughter. One son is employed
III The clothing store of E. e. Davis & Co.
.nd The other in J. NJ. Mixers drug store.
a sister, Mary L. Degrandy, also survives
n'm' lie died from gastritis. The funeral
notice will be given tomorrow morning. .
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Fred Revnolds WAS arrested by Der

Fred Reynolds was arrested by Deputy
Sheriff Gordon of Vienna, within three
miles of this city, Tuesday evening, for
stealing horse from C. NJ. Hilton of Madi-
son. Reynolds stole the animal, which is
valued at $500, Tuesday noon. He also
stole . set of harnesses from Asa Gil
man, who lives near Mr.. Hilton. Where
he stole the wagon is not known. The
horse was stolen from Mr.. Hiltons pasture.
When the horse was missed Mr.. Hilton
hitched up two horses and started after TIE
thief. He could be easily tracked As
the colt had no shoes. When Mr.. Hilton
reached Vienna he informed the deputy
sheriff, who started in hot haste and soon
overlook Reynolds. The thief was lodged
in jail. He was searched and among other
things were several 32-calibre revolver
cartridges. After much questioning he
confessed the crime. He will probably be
taken back to Madison today for trial.
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Obituary.

BY the death of Patrick McGraw, which
occurred suddenly Monday afternoon, Of
heart disease, Augusta looses another of its
old citizens, who 60 years ago, being then
a boy of IA years, with his father walked
from Halifax, N. S., to this city, where he
has since resided. He WAS at the time of
his death the oldest IIish-American resident
of his adopted city. One son and two
daughters survive him. The funeral will
be at St. Msry's church ate o'clock this
morning.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Lincoln.

Following are the real estate transfers in
Lincoln county for the week ending May
10, 1894.
BooTHBAY HARBoR -Silas Howard to Alice II
Sherman, land and buildings, $3.50.
JEFFERsON-Jos. j. A. Hoffses ct ais to Amy L.
Peaslee ct ais, land and buildings 5000.
NEwCAsTLE-JOsephine A. Glidden to Walter
S. Gldden, land and buildings, 81 etc.
SoNERvILLE-Samuel W. ia ,kson to Wilbert
Glidden, land, $85; Isaiah Witham to Jas. NJ
Evans, land, $3.50; Jas. NJ. Evans to Chas. W
Evans, land, 500.
WALDOBORo- Hannah Studley 70 Sarah +
Sarah Z. EwelI, land and buildings, 1850. ~
WHTTEFIELD- VIM. Moody to Henrietta j.
Thompson, land, 81. etc.
WIsCAssET-Jeremiah Mute to Edwards Mute,
land, 81. etc; Betsey Foster al to George w.
Foster, land, $50.
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A very fine supper and entertainment was
given, Tuesday evening, at Cushnoc hose
house, Bridge street. A great deal of
praise is due the Kings Daughters for the
excellent supper. The programme was
rendered nearly as was given in the JOUR-
NAL yesterday.
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Buckles Arnica ealvs.

Inc Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
SS.wses, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum.. Fever
E es' letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
sv n'' and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
i. ey cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
:. Guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
- money refunded. Price Is cents per
wy. For sele BY Emery Z Ward. Gardinss.
july24eod&wfolrm
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ADJUSTMENTS.
"HUMPTY DUMPTY."

Bates Bros. "Humpty Dumpty" drew a
fair sized but very appreciative house, last
evening. The evenings entertainment was
full of fun and most of the specialties were
very clever. Some of the features were ex-
ira good. The music was excellent. Oh
the whole the show gave good satisfaction.
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Design For Embroidery.

There is nothing more welcome to moth
erwho makes her baby's clothes or the tilt
ing bttle petticoats of her toddlers than 3
new design for embroidering. Here is one