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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-10-23
STATE NEWS.


Among some of the fine crops in this
section are the following: Mr.. Fred l..
McIntire raised 1910 barrels of potatoes on
Is acres, 1910 barrels markets BILE. Mr.
Charles +. Leland had about 200 bushels
of Moores Arctic plum from about 200
trees, set four or five years ago. Mrs.
James Nutting had 577 bushels of Wealthy
apples, winter variety, beside a large
amount of fall varieties. The yield of
potatoes in this vicinity is reported by most
farmers to be about three -fourths of crop
and in som, cases as low as one-half crop.
Hancock.
MARIAvIILE.
Lizzie Jordan has gone to Waltham to
work-rhe Farmers club met Saturday
evening and elected the following officers
J. II. Jordan, president; j. E. Kimball,
vice president; ]. c. Jordan, treasurer
Geo. f. Parsons, secretary. The remain
der of the evening WAS spent in listening to
remarks by J. F. Kimball and Geo. w.
Black in favor of selling cream instead of
making butter, plan which they claim
would be more profitable as well as great
saving of labor. Offers have been made
by outside parties of "a cents at their doors
for the amount of cream that would make
one pound of butter. After recita,ions and
a song by J. II. Jordan the club adjourned
to meet on Saturday next at the schoolhouse
in District No. 2.-Apples are very pien-
tiful here. There is an abundant crop of
potatoes though they are rotting badly -
The base ball nine will play sgsinst Otis
nine on Saturday. The winners will enjoy
nice supper.
DEER Isle.
Thomas Powers is in Bangor this week
Phillip Crockett left town for Boston, Mon
dsy-Joseph Rsynes vino has been yacht
ing this season is at home.-Cspt. Jason
Greenlaw' has recently completed a fine
residence at South Deer Isle.-Dr. Allen
Small has been appointed to the village
school at Oceanville.-AllieE Eaton who has
been visiting relatives at Sunset and a,
Little Deer Island, left for his home in
Gloucester F:iiay.-D II. W. Small and
wife of Atlantic, spent few days with
relatives at Sunset this week.-A. z. Small
has been appointed teacher of the win er
term of school in District No. Is.
Kennsbec.
NORTH WAYNE.
Quite 8 number of Free Masons with
their friends attended the public installation
of the officers of ASYLUM lodge at Wayne,
on the evening of Oct. l6.-Fred Roder-
lex, a young sportsman of this villsge. has
shot % cartridges and 10 grey squirrels this
fall. The gun he used was made by Mr..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-10-23

Waldoboros corn crop Melted the enter
prising oranges of that section $4,000 this
year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-10-23

The Youths Companion tells of very
confusing epitaph in churchyard neal
Londonderry, Ireland. 1t is as follows:
Here lies the remains of Thomas Nichols,
who died in Philadelphia, March, 1888
Had he lived he would have been buried
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-10-23

One of Dexters citizens is reported to
have lost $ll 900 recently as result of
western nve stments.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-10-23
MAINE GOSSIP.

Bangor has expended about 800 900 this
season on erecting new buildings and inn
proving old ones.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-10-23

mind. 1t may possibly be found in the
White House or at Gray Cables keene
Sentinel.
Up to date there is no sign of any vital
ity in the Democratic campaign. The
party really has mo hope, and having no
hope has neither funds nor spirit. This
condition of things should only stimulate
Republicans to do their best. Lowell
Courier.
With his pen in hand, Grover Cleveland
becomes as dangerous to his party rs a
mad dog in narrow lane to IA man who
cannot sprint. When he begins TO write,
no mortal man-not even himself-can
predict where or how he will bring up
ALBANY Journal.
The head and front of Chairman Will
sons offending is not that he should have
gone to London and stopped over in a
sentimental speech glorfying free trade,
but that he should come back to this conn
try and boldly try to defend his utter
ances.-lNew York Tribune.
senator Hill appears to have any amount
OF trouble with the government postal
system. A few years ago Henry Waiter
son sent him a letter which he claims not
" nave received, and for may days now he
as Na.hiy waited for the expected missiye
Aon resident Cleveland. He hears all
sorts Of stories CONCERNING the rresaart,s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-10-23
WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING.

They say Queen Lilioukalani has lost her
mind. 1t may possibly be found in the
White House or at Gray Cables keene
Sentinel.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-10-23

A turnip weighing 10 "a pounds, is car
rying away all the houors down in Booth
bay
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-10-23

" a NT0 put in these columns secure
" AAN 4 q more answers than those who
have not tried It are aware
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-10-23

The assassination of President Carnot
has made the fortune of the hardware
dealer in Cette where Caserio bought the
The mans name is Guillaume. Since the
origin Of the knife became known, no day
has passed without Guillaume's receiving
orders for the ''Carnot poignard." These
orders come not only from France, but
also from foreign countries, in such mum
bers that the dealer cannot fill them.
One house in Brussels alone ordered 300
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-10-23

Ping Yang, in northern Corea, the place
where the great battle of Sept. Is was
fought, was the first ''literary center" in
the pcninsular kingdom Its chief author
kishi, who gathering up his writing ma
tcrials and leaving China in ll12 b. c.,
emigrated eastward into Corean regions.
His name is greatly venerated, and many
tablets still exist in his honor in tho
northern part of Corea.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-11-07
80 2io rebbeoe.

Mrs. @boebe Ebomos fra Sumo.
tion @itp, 3d., bleu af 2eserne Iaet,
at bum bapoe Eeriue. % at Der lite
par noaet 6aab for benbe, men to
GtaRer af Sings g1e>p 9iscouerp fu'
rerebe benoe fulbfenbie, os bun
faer, bet re6bebe benbes 2iu. Mr.
9bos. @ssers. 139 Glorioa: st., San
Srancisco, leo af en- forifrettelis
5ortjglelie, narmenbe fig 3arins.
6an prppeoe uben &eiultat al 9ins'
men fipbte tilfbft en- SLATE al 9r.
@inss Discoperp % bar ON to l1ser
belbrebet. San er tafnemmelis. Set
ct laabanne @eiultater, af bptlte oisie
er @rempler. iom beptier bisie mebis
ciners &raft 1iseoperfor 9ote %
6orfiblelie. &rpueflaFer frit / @or.
teniens Npotbet. Nlminbelise Tlas
Rer SOC % 81.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-11-07

Minoriteten of Nftie.Gierne og en-
buer. iom bor Nnbel / hens Toreta>
0enoer.
Sen oeb, at ON Yerben fientte
bens @pubrinesipiem. utlbe Mens
nefsilesten reiie fig op imob ben.
9erfor ubfbrer ben fin 8lpnorin9
eiennem W9enter o9 laber &senturer>
ne oare be @jemmeiteber, buor ben
fuller bet rbuebe @obs. Dens bele
2sbebane bar fra Beepnbelieu oaret
ct &ep af 2psn, &9ueri, 8ebraoeri
og 9emmelisbeb. Sen bar banblet
falfelig Tortlben forat fiule fit
@por. Os MI, nanr ben ct opoaset
os fremitillet for &eroens 0ine, pil
ben uoentuiu1 li9 the scuttle fish
ipse at unbfomme ueo at 9ipre @an'
bet omtrins fig fort al &esn, beu9s
seuoe fine Eienere til 9iennem @ress
fen at iuarse pao, at oens &iluerel>
ie ct en- Mpthe. at 0pbagelien berof
Ct a ''mare's nest" os at Nobenba>
rin9en al ben blot CT Snbbilbnin9. -
&eugema9ten er altio en- @lan9e frp=
benoe paa I'm Bug. 9ens belle 2iu
er en 2p9n.
(EnrtSntfPa
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-11-07
93nteo fatt tffe teIbteoeS

SV~VSV WV WV VS\V%SVS9
ueb ubpenoise Mibler. ba be lite fan
naa ben ipge Sci af 9ret. Ser ct
blot en- Waabe at belbrebe 9gpbeb
paa, % bet er at anuenbe Mibler,
iom inopitfer paa be!e SpHemet.
9bubeb foroariaaes al etToss Snfa.
nation al ben 1lima9tise 9iuoe, iom
omsiper the Eustachian Tube.
Maar BET iatter fig SnFamation /
bette &br (Eube). ct ber en- ramlen=
be 9gb I 3:et, o9 mon bprer oaarlig,
os naar &bret sanFe luttes, er 9pp'
beb @elultotet, os ON lite SuFama=
tiouen tierues, os &pret opnaar fin
normale &ilitano iaien, bill @prfelen
uere tabt for ftsbie. 9&i Eilfelbe
at ier foraa1iaset al @otarrb. iom
lite ct noset anoet enb Snfamation
al Slimbinberne.
ST iii 9iue 800 for boiltetfom>
belf Eilfeloe af 9pubeo OoraarIa9et
al @atnrrb), iom lite fan bliue belz
breoet peb 9al1s @atarrb cure.
@friu efter frit @irtulare.
S. s. @benep & Co.. Eolebo, ..
5el9eS Of Npotbefers. Is @ents.s.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-11-07
Entered at the post office at Fer
gus Falls as second class matter

mems Oplpsnin9. Dette er bog nepz
pc noget anbet enb en- LIS Nntoeelie;
tbt bet norife 5olf tan forbre Op(bsz
ming al bet feqes &on1ulatunieu.
men bertor fan Norbmenb os @uen<
fer bore liae oenlts itemte oberfor
binanoen, lelp ON be Ru(oe blipe
&onfurenter | ublanbet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-11-07
81. Brices Cream Batting Bomber
oenaubitilIinqens bBieite 4ris.

Scot en- 4uel bar funbet neo /
&ipbenbopn. Denne @ong er let
en- befienot @ptlift, 9r. j.. 8. os en-
puere 2eee, 6r. 8. g.. iom bar
bueaeret, og @jenitonoeu for oeres
Scamp er en- uus Bise. flyer en- &jp>
benbapner.Muis. 5or TO Iar fiben
bueQerebe osiaa to ggofficerer tor
benbes @fplb. Sen un9e 2a9e bar
maattet inbfiQe fin @rotfs iom SOL
oe of ct Soar, ban bar erbolott / &am;
ben.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-11-07

Set beber. at en- paatentt alliance
meoem @uropeife Maeter for at
binore 5ortiattelien of ben coreanFe
&ris life fom iitanb. oa Joreneoe
5toter life bilbe pRre meo / NQion=
cen. Siaafalo mao 5oreneoe @toter
facet ,uert for Snbflpbelie i ben
paere Eib. @torma9terne / @uro=
ca pleieoe 10 lite fer at raaoipbr9e
Nmer,ta, ndar be tuRebe meo' Qauo:
ioff1rer / 0fen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-11-07
Spert8e.

aroprsniesien Ral efter 9esernes
&aao tilbrin8e &interen Stalien %
@sppten.
9esnerfa 8olaeets @toue, 2az
feplaos o. 9ampias Sunbstpau ct
bleuet iolet til &tfa @erts 8olas for
en- Gum af 100000 Ser.
: &ermlanbs 2ens6usbolbnin9ss
ielFab, boorti( par fremmpot tolriee
@eolemmer, bar fattet 8eilutnins
ON at tubsaa til @esierinsen meo en-
8etition ON. at be: inaren mul,s maa
blioe truffet 5orantaltninser til
Weuemrigslopens umibbelbare Dps
beuelie.
- s Merbeben af &ufber9et /
@ptebors bleu ct fprre Tpperi be.
eaaet Eiben mellem ben 13oe % Is.
Dtlpber. 9ppene bapbe iaset ct 8ul
I Eoset al &ontOret for @antelaaner.
neS Iftiebolas, og oerefter bar be
taset fra @enseRuffen. fom be bapoe
brubt cp, ]. 800 &roner. Sra ct an>
bet Stab bauoe be taset ct @ar 9un'
breoe @pluubre % "A splumebalier.
- Eil noen bellise Stab" reife
ben l3oe Dttober meb 9oset til @p>
tebors no9le os tpue &erioner. be
Feite &uiuoer melem 18 % 90 Qar,
for at beforbres pibere til @altIpita.
ben, triper r@pteboros $. & Sip'
fartst." 9eres 2eoer Dor ben ,Miss
fionar", {om baube bueruet benz for
Mormonismen. 8aa ct fremfat
Sppr9smaal 1uareoe ban, at bet be-
spnoer at 9aa baarlist meo YroieIDt>
maseriet / Suertoe. Tor at tao en-
enete torores nu li9e me9et Irbeioe
iom for tpoe / Zen 9amle eooe Eio",
faa bet Dor ristia ct 8unbearbeioe at
uare MermonmisFonar. iasoe bon.
&aa ct Mpbe ben lobe Ottober
l1boeuolla al @anbels> os Gipfarts>
ndmnoen ueoto9es fpl9euoe: v@n
Resiiion al ben nu 9ieloenbe Mel>
lemrieslop bebpues iier meb 9enipu
til Monufatturprobutter os leuenbe
9pr. os rgtemnoen" bar berfor tentt.
at 5orbuo mob Snbfbriel at &reature
inoen be forenebe &iser burbe af9ig,
res boer Sang iammeniat Stats>
raao, ba bet pebrprer Ouerensfoma Z
melleM besse &iserne". @esierinsen
bar anmooet ON at faa l1otalelie fra
&auoels> % @ibfartsftanoen iuoeu
9}iset.
= @n 5nitertonfurrence fanbi
@teb ben 6te Dltober / lloMiqiugeu
poa 2orensbers ueb @ptebors Ooer'
unr al en- Meusoe iuteresierte 3il=
Ruere. @onturrencen be9pnbte SCI.
3 meo Nfesnins of $50 2t1ier Cor
pus antigua, os efterat ben par 1u'
oa hper @ptter hapbe hpilet Is Win.,
bespuote Setnin9en of 10o 2inie,
paa 4 n&ontorbaniers" Breboe. Son.
furrenterue, 8 ! Eallet, nitarteb" itfs
Getniuaen olle paa en- Gang, men Ell
efter en-, 9anite efteriom be blep far'
bise meo Nfegnineen os bapbe boile1
fig bet BEL itemte &uarter. $50. l bier
en- @arl SDnsIon (@. S. 4 g. g.,
ber bruate Q Elmer 40 M,n. Is Set
os fit lite @remie, ubfiQingens
gblpmebalie % en- Mlumtntumsoin
telbage. 2ben Bremie 8ronceme'
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-11-07

bale oa en- Mpislbsoiufelbase to9es
al en- q. TDpat meb 2. So. So oQ
3bie &r., Dtplc n os Staalpintelbage,
of en- q. Carlton paa 8. f.. 45". @om
9ommere tun9erte TO Taftorer % en-
3ppoSraf, mems to onbre 9errer tog
Eiben.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-11-07

s5obn Sacob Nfor of ben rise
Mfor.5amilie bar befluttet at tpsse
@erbens fbrfe 9otet / 9eem Oorf.
6otellet ffal fofe minbi to % en- balu
MilIton 9ollar8. Set (fal pore $50
Sob lonQt, 100 Sob brebt % 18 eller
19 @toQer bit.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-11-07
Fergus 9alts Mgeblaa
u6fontmer 6ber On8oag.
n. 9oIe,tt, ttbgtner.
@ubifrtpttou8prt8 $1.25 for / Mar, betalt
tTorifn6, eHer8 $l.50.

FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD,
A Norwegian weekly newspaper
and the Farmer Alliance organ In
Ottertail county.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
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I,Oa SALE-BOSD S NOTICE Is HEREBY
II given that the board OF county com mis- sioners
OF nohotnfsh county. Washington. will receive
sealed bias up IL o'clock M FRIDAY. January
20. 1894. for sale of sS5. 900 90 worth Of 10
20year per cent. funding bonds The board re-
serves the right 20 reject any or all bids
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County Auditor and CLERK Of Board
Snohomish. Wash, January Is, 1894
4 DMISiSTRATOhS' SALE-THE UNDER
N signed. administrators Of the estate Of MARI
Jansen. deceased. will Offer at public sale on
Wednesday. January II. the premises oppo-
site the power house Of the Madison street ca le
road. all the persona estate II the deceased Mary
Jansen, consisting Of househcld goods. two cows
and two calves sale Will commence IT o. m
CHRISTIAN HOFNEISTER
F. L. JACOBSON,
Administrators
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Month WELLINGTON, b c., June q ia
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