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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-03-04

mientOs es que antea NOS acusaban
= ahora nos alaban. Italia tiene
que Eefexionar, y rehexiona; hace
mas de tEeinta amos que ell gobier-
40 de Italia, sea cual f0ere au ga
binete, Canta la misma cantine'a,
y la aituaCi6n econ6miCa va empeO-
rando Cada dia.
Pero Ia gran impuIsi6n se ha da-
do, el pueblo tlene aEmas, por to-
das parties hay heridos y muertos,
y uD grito de rabia &c ha dido por
toda Italia; y por mas que digan
que tOdo esta tranquilo, mientras
haya miseEia habra tiros y atrope-
Hos; los que tienen hambre no q.
IOsOfan. Ri socialismo agricola.
por mas que olga el Sr Orispi, es Ell
peor de todos y el que dara mas
que haoer.
Stella sc halla sitiada p0r terra
y p0r mar, aislada del mundc Y en-
SEegada a una s6rie de scldados
que lSCen muchisimo NAL con el
pretexto de combatiE d los saltea
dores, que no existen en- Stella nj
en- Paris; como no hay nadie en- las
Ciudades se echan sobre los aldea.
nos, y en- vez de Calmar Ia revolu.
Ci6n, no hacen mas que agitarla.
Los hOmbres que SO hallan al
fEente del gO5ierno hacen Greer que
en- dos meses todo estar& tranquilo
en- Italia. Para obtener ese result
tado seria neCesario trasfoEmar ell
pals en- I'm immense Cementerio,
Mientras exista ell estadO actual,
habr& motines y Eevoluciones. Y
ii el gObierno pide tempo para
oprlmirnos, nosotros nos arregla-
remos para dar una batalDa deCisi.
Va; ell que mas pueda sera el ven-'
cedOr, y los venCidos seran unoa
desgraCiados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-03-04
AGRADECIDOS.

Hemos recibido da Paris dos
voidmenes titulsdos Hwe'laS lite.
rarias = Es6ozos nOUelescOs. CON
que nos obsequian eI sutOr y los
editores de los mismoe, nusstro
distinguido amigo el genial escrl
tor D. Luis B >nstoux y los Sres
GArnisr Hermanos, respectivs~
mente.
Agrsdecemos 4 dichos 6. flores
Ia atenci6n que hsn tenido con
n0G0tToaa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-03-04

Alego que Ia comisi6n NO tenia
dereeho para averiguAr ai 10 carta
De ciudadania habfa lido obtenida
legal 8 ilegalmente, 8, 10 que 60
10 mismc, 81 More era 8 no ciu.
dAdano de los E.tadOs Unidos.
Ell asunto paF6 81 &rbitro, como
ettAba convsnido, = este declar6
nula 10 reclamation.
Espafia NADIA dsbe, por consi-
guiente, nj 4 Mora nj a los EAta
dos UnidoT, por este eoncep,o.
Una psrtida de especuladores
compr6 condiciOnalments A.Mora
su pretendido derecho & inAuy6
con 81 Congreso y con el repre-
sentante dip!omatico de aqui en-
M drid para cue & to reclamAse
million = medic.
Tres Ministries do Estado re-
chazaron 1a reclamation.
E. Feficr LastEes, 81 no estamos
equivocador, demoatr6 Ia mani
ie'ta injusticia dc Ia reclamation
= el CoDgreso rechsz6 Ia aproba-
ci6n de la cAntidad pedida.
Tai es en- compendio Ia historic
del asunto. EsperAmos que EI
EspaaOl rectifi4ue sus cargOs."
En- los precedentes conceptos
de ES PrOgreso, que concuerdan y
coinciden con uestra manera de
opinar en- la cuesti6D, resAltan dos
cosas realmente yaras y peregri-
mas, que no sc conc;ben peneando
con l6gisa.
Es Ia primers-y eeto 10 hubi-
mos "a de notar anses de ahors-
81 hecho an6malo de haherse cons-
tituido el Pre4idente de los E.ta.
dos Unidoa, sin duda por ex.
ceso de condesCendencia. nads
menos que en- un Menssje & lOs
legisladores de su pai', en- eco de
luna partila de especuladores
que, 4omo dice Ell PrOgresO, com
praron condicionalmente { Mora
'upretendido dsEecho & inf uyeron
con el Congreso = con el represen.
tauss diplo n&tico de Ia Union en-
Madrid para que 6ste rec'amase
el million = medic consabido.
Y es 10 0tra cota rara ? pere-
grlna el fen6meno de que un pc
fi6dico que 60 titula EI E$panOl.
sea de Panama 8 de dopde quie-
CO, rompa sin ton nj con indsiIes
abzas en- favcr y defensa del
intwMdio Mora.
IQue espsflolismo mas raro
tambien, verdad, lsctoresl
No creemos que canse 4 estot
nues ira perfistenciA en- tratar de
'emejants asunto con el dsbido
tonc.
e. cue sti6n de- diznidad para
E'pans y sus GobisFnos.
Contra Ia viCiosa recIamscion
Mora no hay nj pueds hsber osrs
replica que Ia rotunda y ener-
giea que 90 le visne dandd:
"'1No hs lugsri"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-03-04
CORRESPONDENCE ESPECIAL
Paris, % de Enero de 1894
ITALIA.

No Sc ha mejorado Ia situaci6n
en- Italia. El mOvimiento de SiCi.
Lie Sc va extendiendo s toda la ma.
ci6n; en- Oarrara, Ujudad industrio-
50 que vive con las canteras de
marmOl, ha habido una verda1ers
revoluci6n, provocada por el la
mamtehto de los reseHvistas, Cuyo
destino era la Stella. La tropa tu-
70 que hacer uso de las armas, de-
jandO varios muertos y heridos.
El Sr Orispi quiere hacer aIgu.
mas Iefornas: SUPPRESSION de sub.
prefsctos, prefeCtos, universida.
des y varl0s empleos de la Admi-
nistraci6n. En- ciertas ciudades de
Italia hay meetings y msnifestaciu-
mes. Algunos diarios atacan 8
FlanCia y ac1san al gobierno fran.
c6s de pagar a todo indiViduo ita
liano que es revOluCionario. Mr.
OEiepi ha declarado 10 Contrario, y,
Sin embargo, los diari0S itallan0b
GOD DGlnu8u SOS &CAQueGs
El Sr AmilCare Cipriani, revolu.
Cionario itsliano refugisdo en- Pa
fis, y Cuya cabeSa Sc halla pregc-
made, ka hecho algunas deClaFa-
clones muy cnriosas.-Ya s6, sha
diCho el Sr Oipriani-Que el Sr Oris
pi ha emitido maniteeraciones de
amiatad d Francia, & la que no hs
muCh0 Calumniaba, y que ha ana
dido que el porvenIr de aEabas ma,
clones Sc estribaba en- Ia ammonia
de sus relaciones merCantiles.
Mucho me allegro de que diChas
palabras SO hayan publicado, por-
que, Cuando 80 fund6 en- Paris Ia
Union Latina, el Sr Orispi dijo que
6ram0s unos loCos, 6 por lo'menos
que estabamos pagados po7 el 20.
biernO frances Hemos desprerla
do esas cAlumniss y hemos CONT.
nnado nuestrs obrA. Hoy, que Z,
O@is SO halls aEulnaao. uappl an E.
Ie volverse hacia a.Eea y u esesu
Ia union de amboe pueh o.
kLo q1e hoy veo en = secnteei |
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-03-04
FRANCIA.

Oondenado & muerte valiant, ls
question palpitante es Ia de Siam
81 gobierno ha distribuido 81
Parlament0 ell libro amarillo s0bre
el asunto.
Dlcho Cuaderno diplomatiCo sc
compone de IL p6ginas, en- las qua.
les Sc hallan los despaChos envla-
dos desde el 8 de Julio hasta ell B
De OctubHe.
Empieza el libro por una carta
de Mr. Develle a Mr. lie Myre de
Villers, en- cuya carta el MinistrO
de- sus instruCCi0nes, las mas preci-
sas, sobre la mission que ell Gobier--
no le he Confiado.
Esta mission consistia en- obteneE
el reConoCimientO de las reClama.
clones territoriales de FranCia CO.
bre la orilla izquierda del Mekong,
y las reparsCiones debidas, enUre
las cuales 80 hallaba el pago de in.
demnizaCiC
Los documentos que siguen se
refieren al envio de los buQues de
guerra a Bangkok para proteger a
los naCionales, y relatan el Comba
to de Pakuam, en- el cual Ia escua
dra trancesa entE6 en- las sguas de
Siam, pesar de sus fuegos.
Despu6s viene el telegrama del
ministro frances donde oTdenaba a
50 representante para que entregase
I'm ultlmstum en6rgico, pnesto que
el gobiernO de Siam habia violadO
el tratado de 1856. Como ei GO
bierno siames no di6 satisfaction
lnmediatamente, el representante
frances aband0n6 la ciudad, hastA
que el Principe Wadhana fuese &
visitar al ministro de Negocios ex-
tranjeros y le Confrmase Ia aCep.
tacl6n del ultimatnm poE 50 60
bierno (29 de Julio del 93).
ri Principe hizo obgervar que si
el MonarCa habia aceptad0 las con-
diciOnes de FranCia, era:
IL Para poner fin a Ia excitaci6D,
cada dia mayor, de la poblaOl6n dc
Bangkok, que amenasaba la vida y
Las pICpleaades de loE extIaDJeros
sesidentes; 29 pOr el desCansO y |
te.lCload del pueblo: 8? para man
,,ner 10 pa4. B! patA cOnservar los
vltsls ael 81 ls.&gclCi b? pata re-
es lsa soi&oN. nee diploma iCas
y uAk Is vntEe FsaEa.a J s'sm,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-03-04
VICO En- HISPiNO-AMIRIfA.

Ssgdn los peri6dIccs de- Is Re-
pab:ica Arg rt,na, el gran actor
V:co do d.t,mamsnse
con su eompl nis dra ma'ica, tn
ResarIo de S,nsa F.. ounce fun
clones que 10 bAhtan prQdWCidO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-03-04
Titulo de Ciudad.

La Goceta de hoy publica el
Rsal Decreto de % de Enero ii.
timo por ell cual, queriendo s. M.
dar una prueba de su aprecio q
los hsbitantes de Ia Villa de HUI
macao, y atsndiendo al aumento
de poblacion que en- eseos iitimos
amos ha a'canEado, conceds q d.
cha Villa oil titMlo de C1udad, .
qua por su aorscisnte desarrollo
90 IA hseho aereedora.
De nuevo felicitamos q 10 cnItA
pobiaci6n humacaefia por el mr-
recido honor que 10 ha conferido
Sn Msjestsd.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-03-04

una utilidad Iiquida de $4,000
pesos, ademks de muchos regalos
vAliOsos, ofrendas del p6blicO sd.
mirador de tan brilIante Iumbrers
co. Snica.
La representation de despsdi.
de-, verifisadA 4 beneiicio de- 10,
aeridos de MelilIa y vfctinaa Dc
Ia cst&strofe de Sansander, habis
produeido $4,000 pesos papsl er
los primeros instantes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-03-04


relaCiOnes interFumpidas muy deDa
graciad adamente: 81 para COntinuar
la tradici6n de Las reiaCIoneB amis-
tosas con Francia, y ESQ poE inteE6s
de ambas naCi0nes.
HabiendO el gobi<EnO franC6s
aCepGado las condolences. Ell Er Pa.
vie, 81 presensante, volvi6 otra vez
& Bangkok.
El asunto eat6 va conclude, aun-
que los diputados no han dado &
ConoCer una parte del libEo aynari-
Ito.
HHRvIA.
Servia ha sufrldo una crisis pro-
vocsda por los partidos politicos.
El rey y 80 padre tuvieron una CON
ferenCia que dur6 toda una noChe,
CON los iefes radicaIee, de cuya
cOnfer0nCia feBult6 un ultimatUIs
presentado por los MonarCas.
Entire Las exigencias regias ha-
bia las slguientes: ell derecho jel
rey q nombrar por 81 solo 81 mi.
nistro de Ia guerra y los minis
tros plenipotenciarios, abrOgar las
disposiciones legislatlvas tocantes q
su familia y aDandonar el procesc
contra el gabinete liberal.
AlejandEo I sable muy bien que
semejautes exigencias serian re-
chazadas por Mr. GrOnitch Y sul
cOlegas. Zero POGO le imp0ftaba
al rey Ia opinion de los radlcales;
10 que Queria era vituperar 50 con.
Quota con pruebas indiscutibIes.
El resUltado de Ia conferenCia hs
qido nulo; es decir: que los radica.
les no 10 han aceptado. Sc dict
que el rey va & formar un gobiernc
liberal, ayudado por los pFogresis
tas. En- t0do case, no han termi
nad0 las dificultadea.
3. OOnt0mine de L0tOMy, Cores
ponsal del BoLRTIN MHRCANTIL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-03-04
.TEATRO.

Por Ultima vez en- Ia presente
tsmporada Do opera, segdu snun-
ciabsn los progsamas Eespectivos,
cant6se Q ADtean0che en- eli teasr0 de
eta Capital 10 gran partitura de
Msys rbess cuyo tlsu!o 90 La Atri-
cana.
I.o hAbf mos pronostiasdo, = ae
cucedi6: Ventura (Ne'usko). Ia
Sra Gay (Seliko) ? Sotorrs { Tas.
90 de CANA ..pteEpgssarop divia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-03-04

lSsprsnderse del senot GAmszo,
que otros continuAran tAmbi6D
en- sus puestos.
Aguardemos un POGO, J. pfonto
70 vera TODD retuelto:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-03-04

Tambieu sabsmoS, por los mis-
mos ttlegrAmas, algo de crisis. ,
todos los indicios SON de que los
0enoreD Maura , Puigcsrver SAL
drAn del Miniaterio, indicGndoGe
para suGtiiuir al primeFo & Los Sres
Bseerra } Gallon. OsrOS opinar
que 10 cFihia Aer& total, encaFgan-
dote Sagasta de II formation del
nusyo Gahinese. Cusntap, 4 ID
I.I, gu d Presidents no asEs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-03-04
La PENURIA OBRERA

EN NUEVA-YORK
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-03-04


Las notabiIidades Marrouufes
enCaEgadas de dar SD diCtamen an
Iesta information, han declarado &
Espafla sin derecho & indemniza-
ci6n do ninguDa especte.
Sc dice, por 6itimo, que Ell Eula
tan de MaEruec0s Carece por ahora
de recurscs para pagar indemnisa-
clones, y que anfes preflere Ia
guerra.
Or6ese que 81 las auteriores no.
ticias-que Jos peri6dicos han AGO.
|gidO cODalguna reserva-lle9an 4
confrmaEse, la deClaraCi6n dc 0ue-
FRA 4 MarrueC0s tendrz cue Ger nm
hecho. trayendo Consesuenclas so
bEe las resp0nsabilidades del item
|po tan in1rilmente perdido = del
|diner0 tan esterilmeRte gastado.
Madrid, 2l.-Ha lIegado Z eata
corte el General Arol&s, Goberna-
dor de Nellie. Los republlcanos
salieEon AEecibiEIe, habi6Edole acla-
mad0 con entusiasmO.
Madrid, 2l-El 81. Maura ha
1eclarado pdblicamente que Aban.
donaEa muy pront0 Ia cartera de
Ultramar.
Madrid, 2l,--DiCen de Maxue.
COS que existe alguna agitaci6n en-.
tire las k&bilas de- ImperIo, atribn..
yend0s0 6sta 4 Las (leclaracione.
que dicen hisO tiltimamenta 81 SnI-
can dc que preferfa Ia guerra & pa-
gar indemniaaci6n alg1na.
Madfid, l1.-Nf General Av0lae
ha salidO para Valencia. Dicass
que Oh 0obierno le oEden6 uue
:e ausentara de Madrid como ne
aida Dc PEeyialdn q sAbsr que lol
- y 2 81 @as y kMA
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does not become so heavy as flannel. Serge,
however, is in great favor and comes in
variety Of colors.
The ''bloomer, with no skirt, but wide
trousers gathered into band at the knee,
represents the latest French novelty.
The accordion plated skirt appears
among tho recent designs and is especially
effective in silk, which Is much used for
bathing costumes. The blouse waist is ex-
tremely popular.
A striking costume, copied from a
French model, is OF white serge trimmed
with red braid, the waist blouses slight
ly after the fashion Of the latest imported
gowns A wide sailor collar finishes the
rather low mex. A piece trimmed across
with the haln of braid may be worn In
side Of thrilar to protect the neck
There Is - d.s1tllc skirt, finished with two
rows Of hraiI md large puff sleeves, com
ing TO tho elay. A pretty dark suit Of
blue serga fin vest and revcrs on tho
bodice and $Girt of white cashmere, trim
med with rows OF blue braid. A sash OF
white is knotted about the waist.
Striped tlannels arc.cmployed in various
combinations. A white one striped with
black has II broad collar and belt Of white,
with deep frill to the waist coming be-
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THE ACTION or CHLoRoFoRM.
Experiments TO Show How Poesible Over
dosing Can BE Prevented.

Experiments TO Show How Poesible Over
dosing Can BE Prevented.
Annsthetic agents, OF which chloroform
gerry the larger portion of its terrors, and
not merely in the temporary alienation of
suffering, but by the removal Of the ter
rible shock of operations they have render
ed them infinitely more successful, and in
this way have preserved innumerable lives.
But chloroform has not proved an alto
gethcr unmixed blessing. In the thou
sands of cases in which 1t is administered
certain proportion Of fatal results has
hitherto always occurred.
Hitherto 1t has largely been the practice
to test the action Of chloroform on a pa
tient placed under its influence by observ-
ing the state Of the circulation, and one of
tho assistants has usually kept his finger
on the pulse during the influence Of tho
drug. Experiments, however, which have
been conducted at Hyderabad, India, prove
that this practice is useless, inasmuch rs 10
is the nervous centers which control the
respiration that are first affected by tho
employment of the remedy, and tho OBJ
servations have shown how insensibility
from chloro form can be produced free of
risk by attcnuing not to tho pulse, but to
the brea thing, md, as long as that is nat
ural am edQl4r overdosing from chloro-
form ln,ly tat arded us well nigh impos-
siblc.
The experiments to demonstrate this
most important fact, which will have q
very great influence in all further admin
istations of the drug, were undertaken on
behalf of the nizam's government by two
Americans DR.. Gaskell and DR. Hare.
They supplemented the experiments per-
formed at Hyderabad, and found, to use
their own words, that it is not possible to
cause death by the freest use Of chloroform
without first arresting the breathing. 1t
Is a subject of congratulation that those
who may be under the necessity of inhai
ing chloroform In the future will be rc-
moved from tho possible peril which has
hitherto attended its administration. To
use the language of the letter published by
the nizams government, 1.-THE principles
OF chloroform administration are now
definitely ascertained, and there is no
longer the shadow of an excuse for the
impotent and dangerous finger on the
pulse while chloroform is given"
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i. @. LIBBY.
~. Banker and Broker,


Masonic Block, Waterville, Maine
OFFERS
solid Bank. Pays A per cent. semi annually
90 shares Watervle Trust Safe Deposit Com.
pany,s,ock. Price $ll2.
10 shares Presque Isle Merchants Trust and
Barking Company. Price $l02
10000 Calais Street Railway Bonds at S102 and
accrued interest per cent One half the road
Calais side has earned in thirty days, commenc-
ing July 3rd 5000. St Stephen ride, just com
ptttd, miles Of track, II cars. cunning capacity
$40 600. First Mortgage bonds 100000.
1900 Bath Street Railway Bonds at S32 per
share. Interest per cent. Road averaged to earn
in July $95 per nay. Bonded Indebtedness $780,
Geo. Perfectly. goodD
5000 Waterville X Fairfield Street Railway and
Light Company Bonds at sl05 and accrued in
tert ST per cent
10000 Town of China Bonds at par, SOS: in
tercst IL per cent.
: 600 First mortgage bonds. secured by mort
gage of $500 acres OF timber land in Aroostook
County, valued at $50 600, and Shaw Tanuery
Plant, including all the buildings in the village Of
New Limerick, valued at $40 900, making total
amount of security at least 500 600, at forced
sale valuation. Interest payable quarterly. Total
amount of loan, 500 600. Price par aud accrued
interest.
Newport Water Company Bonds. Total issue
$4,000. 90 years, Colo Bond. interest per cent.
semi annually. New work now in process of con-
struction. This company has contract with
town of Newport for 20 years at 5000 and
all taxes assessed; also a contract with
NJ G. Il. Z. Company for 20 years. at $500 Il
vear, fer water for its engines and depot End
starts eff with a. guarantee of $50 takers, which
will average SIP each. $3.50. Estimated total in
consists of about six miles Of 10 and inch pipe.
aug6,dit
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Local Notice.

The members Of Highland Lodge, A. o.
u. w. will 20 on an excursion to Ocean
Point and the Islands on Wednesday, Aug.
8. The steamer Islander will leave the
wharf at Augusta at A. M, striving
home at T.. M. There will be no stop
between Augusta and the Islands. WIZ
return by way of Fort Popham II the excur-
sionists desire. All members of the ORDER
and their friends are invited to 60 on the
excursion. A first class orchestra has been
engaged. Tickets, 70 cents. This VIII re
the most desirable excursion of the season.
Tickets can be secured at the wharf.
Children accompanied by parents free.
Aug7dlt
Handkerchief sale, today. c. M. Ghd-
den. aug7d2I'
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Speeial advertisements.

Small Advertisements not exceeding four line
thirty Words coming under the head OF WANT.
ED, FoR SALE, To LET. LOST, &C. will be inserted
two times for rs CENTS three times for IS cents and
one week for so cents, advance payment
In sending by mail, remittance Of postage stamps
or postal note should be made with order, as
the charges are too small to open accounts for.
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G.. II. Hubbard of Bangor, arrived in the
city at SIS, last evening from that place
by bicycle, having made the run, assistance
of "A miles, in hours and 80 minutes.
He is the guest of ii. w. Bicknell.
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Il. d. Pulsifer left, Monday, by boat for
Cape Cod, to visit his brother, DR.. T. b.
Palsifer, ard his brother-in-law, Mr.. Crook
er, both of whom are interested extensively
in the growing Of cranberiies. Mr.. Pulsi-
fer will at some future time, contribute an
Article to the JOURNAL on the process OF
cultivation at that place.
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II. Il. Bowditch has returned from two
weeks visit to Ocean Point. He has heard
several times tina. he got left by the steam
er when going down. Mr.. Bowditch has
brought back great deal Of color with
hin, .-
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The members Of Company + will hold
the last meeting tonight, previous to enter
ing the muster field, and it is expected that
all members will try to attend both this
meeting and the muster.
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Howard Oven, editor Of the Maine Far
mer, is at Cobbosseecontee lake, where be
will pass a week at his cosy summer cot
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-07

A Journal reporter was informed yes
to-day, that work has begun on the grading
of the proposed Skowhegan and Norridge-
wock electric road.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-07

Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Goodrich left. MOI
day morning, for Lynn, Mass, to make a
visit They will also visit several of the
beaches. .,.,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-07

Captain Doughty will be very busy this
week making repairs to the saddles hsr-
nesses &c, of the National Guards, pre-
vious to muster.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-07

Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Baker returned,
Monday morning, from East Vassalboro,
where Mrs. Baker has been making visit.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-07

The trees this year are said to have
much darker foliage than usual, which is
said to be partly due to the large amount of
rain
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-07

The scow North Star is at the wharf dis
charging cargo of $4,000 bricks from Wis
casset, for the new Masonic temple.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-07

S. C. Whitehouse and Hattie II. White
house have gone to Squirrel Island, to
make a visit.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-07

Charles II. Gilman, who has been in the
city visiting II. +. Smith, left for Portland,
Monday afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-07

j. w. Beck and wife have just returned,
from visit to Ocean Park of a week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-07

~ On junction OF Sheepscot ana cross rivers,
new cottage containing : rooms, with acres of
land, partly Woodland and partly cleared; fruit
trees; plenty o fishing, boating, bathing; plenty
of sun and plenty of shade; a steamer connecting
with the trains at Wiscasset passes the house; u
fine summer house; terms moderate. For further
particulars inquire of The j. +. Fuller Co., Au-
gusia, or owner, A. +. Greenleaf, Southport, Me.
july23 blot
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-07

Mrs. G. f. Moody, who has been visiting
in this city several weeks, has returned to
her home at Peabody, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-07

The front of the Hayes building, the cd
quarters of the Crescent street laundry, was
being reprinted yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-07

Miss Lottie Messer of this city has gone
to Peabody, Maiden and Boston, where she
will visit few weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-07

The remains of the late J. b. Label, who
died at the hospital, were sent to Bilde-
ford, Monday morning.