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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-14

Queen City Division No. / last Monday
evening had It's officers Installed by the
grand worthy patriarch, John Basheii.
The quarterly reprot of the officers shows
that the division Is IN very good condition.
Seattle Division No. 2 held a very busy
and interesting session last Tuesday ev-
ening. and the officers for this quarter
were Installed. Miss Lucy Pratt. ID. G.
w. p, was the installing officer. This
division reports large gains for the last
quarter.
Monitor Division No. Ii, which meets
Tuesday evenings. had installation Of of
ficers as the rsain feature of the session
A good literary and musical programme
was rendered.
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S-scial Csgsce- J. II Brooks. q tse sss'l-
usyi9af oessrs. Is acaus-sng q great rssslss-
,sas fer TIE sstFafssi manner 81 wfssch he
Municipalities the crowd In the eoEr; ruesn
frasz, day TO day. The days business be-
ing over. the crowd waits s-t watts Until
brooks gives tire sswrsas 70 set oat Yes
tsssaay Mr. Bgacsxs was sn sxscasfsc
snrsei ard remarked:
s.sscsztas~racn. YEA arc exctssFS freSss
sursas< asssnsiarHc~ or csssrt uTrsa Mcss-
.s.ax rs,Sr-ssrx az 10 o'clerk~" TIE crowd
.r.sss>ss ard fifs~i eut % The rsssra
-
.o.>rss~n.al. Rates. - per day.
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Ane..n, order Of Fore.,.rs

Court Evergreen. No. 1854. A. o. F..
last Monday evening received one applf-
cation for membership. initiated one
candidate and installed the following Of
ffcers for the ensuing term: Bros Peters.
c. r.; Sullivan. s. G. r., Brock. F. s.:
Hamburgher. Treasurer; Mantle. 8. w:
Clancy. J. W.: Macdonald. s. B.; Oliver.
]. B. The financial secretary read his
quarterly report whfsh showed good
progress during the last quarter, both
In members and finance.
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Independents Order Of Ola Fellows.

Al a regular eonvesasson held Tuesday.
January the following officers %
wss.sey I4ssiSe. No. "a I, o. q. r.. were
duly Installed ~ Installing Officer A.
TarnhuFl: Tsasssrsas T-aernas. ". c.: W.
w. Davis. v. O.: u. X Porter. recording
secretary. n. b.. Davis. treasurer. Taiise
Evans, F. &. Owen Hughes. l. s. to y.
O.: J. e Davis. r. s to v. O.; Jchn
Hughes. L. g 10 v. c. L. C. William,
vparssss: Thomas @. sEsa1xAt. conductor.
j. wagonhcTer. l. s. 8. Joe Upton. f.
& 8; c. Zexcsz. O. g: c. Mesieo. l. c.. /.
W. 7. Jaaes. Chaplain. Tssusrsas spaigfs
ami w. w. Brown. trustees. Appropriate
addresses were maize by Installing orffcer
A. Tarnhg.u ard Others
Fremont lodge. I. o @. -, Installed TIA
following officers last Wednesday even
tag: n. a.. r A. Webb v. c.. s. King.
secretary. wEaIiana Murphy TREASURER, c.
SsncAS. ". c. W. kee;an. g.. i. d
Cio<stan: r. 3 70 ~. G.. n. Coasrsax:
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80 ON THE CANAL
oivs Employment to :
esre Number Of Men
! cAprAls syMoss SAYS.


.u.1-..s ". Syrnons. Of the engf-
49,. rarus. q. s. A.. arrived IN the
zEZ==:=. portland yesterday morning
Z =, ,smasu until Tuesday. during
:! !:.5sss...'.. ;,e viii consult with the
- ~ the ssattls and Lake
"a. = waterway Company re-
4 - buisfing of the south canal
! =. -, me lake with the Sound.
80 - Yesterday concerning his
he rid:
!!.5 Isl .,~oepect OF the ultimate con-
- - tlse south canal Il fiatter-
z5'.sS - hope to get started Oh the
!! j. ss<orr 4 great while. everything
-, IA train for It. Like all
|!!zss -su~ks Of this magnitude there
a.. q. $500 many forrsaiites and DIM
7!:<1''S q iaok after and overcome. but
!. '.sS's, . serious obstacles will be met
- connecficn with the COM
3 III 5ss !. frcrn an engineering standpoiuk.
ss2 kese given the matter careful
!.:sss.r,4tou and believe the whole
..sS' - IS accomplished within the
,s:ss. q cost fixed by contract with
~ 80 acd the ability Of the lands.
~ ~ 10 be filed, 10 bear. After
s.s-1. forunaIities are gone through
- A. money will be available in
80 With the arrangements made
Z r1sernor s<mpie and Mr.. Hale sNd
= 4 55uwi> while IN st. Louis. As soon
!; - Z done she work Of excavating
sS'SS ma Eats and the building of the
- will be commenced. For
~ pre.msnary arrangements
s72 - dredging companies have been
& . tfat the work can be conn
- "a the shortest possible time
s1 1nplvyssant furnished for large
- Of people. :
- sxpsex a large party from st.
- With their engineers sent here
: ~ over the proposition. to arrive
y kstpr part OF this month. 1t is un-
sn6urd that the principal engineer In
g. nnrty will be Col fad. one Of the
nn6efs of the Mississippi river COM
Ia and one OF the most distin-
jl1ed engsneers In the world.
- ode hnef commission employed
r sikEf @. Bogue. formerly chief es,-
~ q the Union Pacific and North
= aselfc railroads. TO go to the prin-
- oitiss in the East and study the
Ia plaating the tide lands 50 as
/ nE5se at the best solution for divtd-
r. u desc iands In the interest of
61flp1ffatipn and commerce generally.
Go,ns he value Of the lands. He has
ArnM and win file his report with
~ cpnnnixsson at am early date.
n addition to the work Of excaya2-
s - IAe channels through the tide fiats
II Dr. the canal II viii he necessary
Md lock 50 as TO overcome the
4snce OF the level between Lake
11n1ngtn sasi the Sound. The esti-
- ibr this is not complete. but VIII
= ne dRrxs time.
~ method proposed fer dredging
H. Ne fats Ia the szne as that now
nx nsried on at olympia--hydrauiic
@o1tnx and The transfer OF materials
6uGh water carriages and pipes.
kteser some modification will be
~ OF excasating the hill section.
= - condatiams remaining favorable.
- The money available. the work
~ b accomplished wathin four years
y ut"
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ane..n. order Of H,h.rn,.n, :,

Division No. 1. A. o. H. held a we'll
attended meeting a. G. A. r bali ard
elected the following officers for The en-
suing year. Camp president. C. Kearney:
division president. e. Simpson. vsce-pree-
sdsnt. 7. Kearns: financial secretary. w.
Scott: recorafng secretary. r Acrasr:
treasure, r. Cumming hasn-
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! ssse sasiipeY at North s.ps.

asifpeY al North Resa.
= <ea'sasine oe the Baldwin family
NJ - y SMALLPOX a. Ncrsh Rexss.
u 49, asy before yesterday, and
aNzsss " s'sas community feel nsucA
~ s..a re fsraiiy is an insssger.s cne,
60 -. sa~ mother. AIRS. Baldwin. be-
ezsscx - atth smallpox. haa re-
- avs....4'eNa ASSISTANCE from stedhears-
&c. Aho2i three weeks $50
ssls.s sss'saret Cssnsssixsiorer guth.
|kzssx 'iy tsssS STEPS % supply the
Eesxe.-. - saes1eal attendance ard
11e. Assa esapaoyes the usual pre-
-. sss.ssssi ana eaexk fhss disease.
sesasts followed. as there Vas
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Ths.trical Meeh.nlc. Associa,Ion,

Puget Sound Lodge No. &c. Theatrical
Mechanics Association, held Its regular
meeting In the @. A. n. hall yesterday
After the regular routine business was
transacted a banquet was given the Ia
coma members.
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Department Comnsnsar. j. N Scott
Ia general order No 5. calls attention 60
the es1rtne anniversary 81 Abraham Lin
coln.s birth In the following paragraph.
Tire Department commander wo0ld call
the asfersscn c< she ssve-Sl POSTS % this
department TO the near aspgo4ch cs tNa
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,na.p.na..s order Of rer..t.r..


Courts Puget Sound. No. SIS. and Sc
attic, No. SIS, held joint installation OF
officers last Tuesday evening. A very
enjoyable time was had and the cosy
hall in the Pioneer block was well filled
with the brothers from. various courts.
II is understood that Court Alton will
move into this hall In the near future.
Movements are b, lg made to secure
uniformity of initiation fees In the sew
eraI courts.
Court Seattle Will meet tomorrow even
ing. A cordial invitation Is extended to
the members Of sister courts to be pres
emit
Independent Forestry Is making rapid
progress in spite OF the prevailing depres-
sion. The order Is now over 6. 900 strong.
with surplus In the reserve fund OF over
$i,o 10000.
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The MacD ougall
& Southwick Co
MIDWINTER CLEARANCE SALE
Flannels.

OSa-3s-ineh Atwood red or. navy
OO hlue Twilled Flannel, worth
3sc. spsciai a. 25e ; yard.
1Sa-S2-inch all-wool RaliardyaIe
C White Flannel, worth 6oc, sps-
clai at Sc yard
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Court Queen Of DE Sound. No Sc,
installed thu following officers last Aion-
day. Fast chief ranger. r.. w Barnes:
chief ranger. g. A. Reed: sub. chief rang
er, s. G. Garrison: financial secretary,
q. Davidson: recording secretary. c. L
Berxer: treasurer. e. u. Robinson: scnr
nor woodward, A E. wymans junio~ wood
ward. L. o. Lone: senior beafiie. L.
Schwsisxer. Junior beadie. J. r. Kotaska-
Trustees-Karl Keifer, three years: C.
W. Smith. two years: T. Bromley. one
ysar. Physician. DR.. Askan After the
Installation q smoker was held.
Court Enterprise. No. 7see. A. o. r. Of
A, held its regular meeting last Thurs
day evening In Olympic hall. One APP
piicatioxs was acted on. The chief ranger
appointed Brothers westberE Granger
O'Bricn and Norringfon TO arrange for
an open meeting advertisement IN the
near future. ChieE Ranger J. A. Malan.
on behalf Of the court. presented the
J. r. C. r., J. A. westberg. . past CHIEF
, rangers certificate IN an elegant frame.
The chief ranger made the presentation
speech. to which the recipient responded
In few well chosen remarks. A mu-
steal ami literary programme closed up
an interesting evening.
At the regular meeting Of Court En-
ergo, A. O F. Of A.. held In the Ma
sonic hair at Black Diamond, January 4.
1886. the following officers were Installed
by Deputy Grand Chief Ranger W. d.
Thomas: c. r.. John 8. Davies: g. c. r..
Walter wilkeson; F. 8. d. K Porter:
r. g.. q. Llewelyn: treasurer. A. H
Craig. 8. W.. d. r. Davies: ]. W., ID.
Morgans: g. B.. Thomas Larkins: J. B..
Wesley Thompson. Trustee-Fred Ray
mond. The court is making preparations
to celebrate Its third anniversary on
March /.
The Junior Branch Court Evergreen.
A. o. F. Of A.. at Black Diamond. is
progressing in good shape. The court
had q fine supper at the installation OF
their officers at their regular meeting
January T. An invitation was sent to
Court Energy to attend and partake OF
the supper they had, after which the
juniors entertained the seniors In on
able manner.
Court Excelsior. No. ss7. A. O. +. Of
A.. last Tuesday installed the following
r.. w. v. Crozier; r.. r. ]. Moves: +. S..
c. Rand; Il. s., d. c. Murray; S. W..
]. L. Sumner; s. B.. r. r. Cunninghame:
J. B.. A. Nevin. Trustee-E. Weber.
Physician, DR.. W. C.. Gibson. 1t was
resolved and committee appointed to
incorporate the court and thus put It on
more business-like footing. An In
formal social was afterwards held. pre-
sided over by Chief Ranger Thomas An
drew.
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oscsaeu.al Rates. - per DAY.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-04-17
Farm Notes.

Prof. Jordan in Bulletin 10 from the
experiment station gives an analysis and
explanation of phosphate which the
Chemical Compound Fertilizer Company
of rovidence, r. l., is sending out. The
claim made for it is that the process of
compounding is secret one. Other ex-
travagant claims are made for the phos-
phate which is to be sold at the high price
of sos per ton. This bulletin contains
the analysis of this by the Connecticut
as we'll as by the Maine experiment sta
tion. From the statement. made by the
director of the Connecticut station we
take the following extract: "a mixture
of 500 pounds of nitrate of soda, costing
S125 so, 1900 pounds of basic Stag costing
S11. 40 and 500 pounds Of dry carbonate OF
soda, costing So 90, total cost SEQ. 90, would
contain approximately the same quanti-
ties of nitrogen, phosphoric acid and soda
and would have at least as great a crop
producing power as these fertilizers cost
ing $50 90 per ton 1856. 90 in Maine.) The
only valuable fertilizing ingredients con-
tanned in these fertilizers, viz: phosphoric
acid could, however, be bought for not
far from $50, 90, so that the plant food in
much as the farmer needs to pay for it, )"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-04-17
TRACK AND STABLE GOSSIP.

Messrs. B. f. q +. H. Briggs of Au-
Ben ", to Charles J. Ward of St. John,
N. B., and he will be shipped to st. John
right away Messrs. Briggs sold Ben "
to Springfield parties a few months ago
and bought him back a week or ten days
ago. Ben " is full brother to Messen-
ger Wilkes, and has record of 2 229s{
His new owner intends trotting him later
in the season.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-04-17
4aily 8tnnsbtr yu,.suat

CARDS or THANKS, OBITUARY No1Ic1s, 1lso
LurroHs or RESPECT, ETC., will be charged at
the rate cf ten cents per line. No charges
less than seventy-nve cents.
ALL ADVERTISING ANNoUNclNlNTs OF m
rRRrArsMENTs, whose object 10 the raising Of
money will be charged at the rate Of fifteen
cents Q line. Ha-t Ht
ADVERTISING NorIcEs, news form, will be ex.
cluded from our local columns, except such a
refer to advertisers occupying space In our
advertising columns, and will be run under 4
separate head on one Of the local pages.
Subscribers who fail to receive the JOURNAL
promptly will confer 3 favor by notifying tn
office immediately.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-04-17

tend the funeral, which occurred April
10th. Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Il cry have re-
turned to their home. Mrs Graves will
remain here for tjme.-Eben Choate
and family have moved from the Charles
f. Thompson place to the Palmer house at
'Hooppole City Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Oxton have moved to the G. K. Thomp-
son place. Mr.. Oxton will make some re-
pairs on the buildings the coming sum-
mer.-Tt is reported that Deputy Sheriff
Charles Thompson is about to resign and
will go on to the road for Mayo & White,
of Belfast, dealers in confectionery, nuts
cigars, etc-Geo. f. Nash of Camden, ar
rived here Saturday, for a few days stay
with friends. Groves has sold his
farm to Charles Ring. Mr.. Groves will
move to Searsmont
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-04-17
WASHBURN HEARD FROM.

Gentlemen About nine months ago my
little child was taken down sick with
what seemed to be a bad cold, and a
cough set in; his stomach as so weak he
would not retain his food and he ran down
in flesh rapidly. l employed two good
physicians and they treated him for six
ID months and he continued to fail and
was fearful we should lose him. He would
cough and strangle and it hurt him very
bad to cough, so that every time he COM
menced to cough, or felt this tickling
sensation he would commence to cry and
scream.
He suffered terribly and one physician
said 1t was indigestion. We were very
much worried. The child was daily fail
ing and his stomach would not retain any
thing but watered milk.
One day sLchanced to pick up circu-
lar in theseseet which l carried home and
read Ahe aoc0unt of the wonderful cures.
1t was Rodolf's New Medical Discovery
and Cream Emulsion. l went at once to
Turner Willey's and procured one bottle
and l began to give it to my child. 1t
seemed to settle his stomach and he never
vomited afterwards l continued to give
it to him and he continued to gain. 1
have given him two bottles and he gained
rapidly in flesh and strength and today
he can eat with us the heartiest yituals,
such as baked beans. doughnuts, ETC.,
without distressing him. / will say that
for less than two dollars expended in Ro-
dolfs Cream Emulsion 1 saved my child
from distressing sickness, and probably
saved his life.
Yours truly,
A. j. Tobin.
washburn. Ne. Feb. 9th. 1895.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-04-17
Invigorating Atmosphere.

"No," said the gentleman from Boom
vile, Il wouldn't like to brag about the
invigorating quality of the atmosphere
out our way, but l will simply cite that
a fellcr in our town is making good liv-
ing by comprcssing it and sending it east
to bicycle riders to use in filling their
tires. 1t has such elastic and lively quail
tiles that u speed of the machine is in
creased from 40 to 80 per cent. ."--Cincin-
natl Tribune.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-04-17
for Sale OF to get.

Small advertisements not exceeding four
lines (thirty words) coming under: the head
Of WANTED, Fos SAlR, 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.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-04-17
Penobscot.
CORINNA.

The examination OF candidates for
teachers for summer term was held at
tho academy on Saturday.-Laing Broth
ers will appear Saturday, April Goth, at
Bricks halls. B. Titcomb of Bangor,
formerly OF this village, arrived on Friday
with a carload Of milch cows from Aroos
took for sale.-Mrs. A. N. Emery, who has
been very Ill with pneumonia, is con-
valescing. e. X. Jones is gaining. Mrs.
Frank Young Is able to be about the
house some-A. L. Grants hotel cellar
and dooryard we're in the flood OF We'd
nesday. His driveway was badly Quilted.
The water in the cellar was some four
feet deep.-Mr. Southland of Pressure Isle,
has been visiting his relatives on Center
street the past week.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-04-17

Monday night was the third time in
16 years that the water has entered the
basement of my store" was the remark
made by one of the Water street merchants
to Journal man, yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-04-17

In this city is man enthused with the
idea of making puzzle that VIII sur
pass anything that has heen placed upon
the market. He has been using pins In
its construction and several packages
have been exhausted, but still the worker
is puzzled as to how he will succeed. He
has several jammed fingers and at last re-
ports his courage was on the lag.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-04-17

Harry j. Rulings, the genial press agent
Of Fields minstrels is with the show
again this season and paid the journal q
pleasant call yesterday
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-04-17

The celebrated Franklin bread made
fresh every day at f. l.. Webber S, Hill and
Locke's, Dunham's, State street, and A.
W. Fosters
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-04-17

Mrs. j. A. Ellis, Green street, must
have magnificent cactus in bloom, If the
blossoms brought into the journal office,
last evening, can tell the story. They are
beauties.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-04-17

Engineer Getchell has been at Ham,
mond's Grove arranging for the survey of
the several cottage lots to be sold there
during the coming summer.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-04-17
STATE NEWS.
DRESDEN.

OhE0OLNs
Gussie Hatch, who Is attending college
at Brunswick, Is at home for a week va
cation. Carlton has moved into
the c. b. Seekins house at Hatch's Cor
ner.-Mr. Frank Turner, who has been
sick with lung fever, is able to be about
again. fishermen are busy getting
ready to put down weirs.-Miss Eliza
Robbins is quite sick at the home Of her
sister. Mrs. r. Hatch.-Mr. Will Seigars,
who has been spending the winter with
his mother, will return to the West next
week.-Mr. Ezekiel Chapman has been
granted pension Of s6 per month. He
received $500 back pay.-Wiilis Perkins
who had his toe amputated, is getting
along nicely-Mrs. Henry Hatch has
been quite sick with slow fever, but is i'm
proving.
WHITEFIELD.
Miss Bell King came home on the train
Saturday night. She has been to Massa
chusetts to attend her sisters funeral
Mr.. James Harlow arrived home Satur-
day night from Boston.-Miles Fowles
has a very lame horse caused by kick
from playful colt some three weeks ago,
but he Is improving under Mr.. Fowies'
excellent care.
Card Of Thanks.
The undersigned wish to take this op-
portunity to express their heartfelt graft
tude to the many friends for their kind
assistance and sympathy during their re-
cent bereavement. Also to Whitefield
Lodge, A. o. U. W., which so appro-
priately officiated at the funeral.
Mrs. Della A. Moore,
Mr. and Mrs. Roswell Moore,
Ernest l.. Moore.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-04-17

Another lot II you want them you
must call while they last. The other
lot went in one day. These are the same
kind in every respect, hemstitched, real
damask towels, 1sx37 inches, two for 25
cents Don't delay calling at Bussell &
WCstOn'S
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-04-17

Howe's Orchestra and Band. Music fur
nished for all occasions. F. Mortimer
Howe, AZ Murray street, Augusta, Me,
aprSdmon, wed&sat*
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-04-17

Crushed sugar comes from Germany in
a large loaf, resembling monument. 1t
can be seen as imported in the windows
of the J. 4. Fuller Co.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-04-17

The writer was looking at what pur-
ports to be an immense bargain. 1t is
remarkably good all wool, clay worsted
dress suit for $1,000 You can only
fully appreciate it by seeing it at e. Il.
Davis g. Company.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-04-17

Neatest little steam launch in State of Maine:
now on a lake in Kennebec county. Length,
y IT. over all. Oak frame, cedar plankfng,
copper fastened; finished in mahogany and
oak with polished brass trimmings-a beauty
Bought new by present owner, carefully used
and in excellent condition. h. D., automa-
tic engine and boiler using oil for fuel. Fine
boat for trolling, fishing or other pleasure
Anyone can run it. For further particulars,
address, steam Launch" care of Kennebec
Journal. mar2-dS dSw1mo
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-04-17

Strong and clear, soft and steady is the
light which comes from the Miller lamp.
as Is positive luxury to read or sew BY
1t. dit
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-04-17

The remains of the late Abbie L. Cor
liss, who died at the hospital, were sent
to Lewiston, on the forenoon train, yes
terday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-04-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.

For sale-Pfanos.
For sale-Bicycle.
The j. f. Fuller Co.
For sale-Steamboat.
For sale Four organs.
Flowers-C. X. Partridge.
Millinery-Hehert & Shea.
Gushing Medical Supply Co.
Spring Headwear -Tasker Bros.
Consolidated Stock & Produce Co.
Cabinet Photos-Augusta Ant Studio.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-04-17

j. II. McCone, the well known news
paper correspondent, will be located in tho
city this summer. The journal under
stands that he is to act as local represen-
tative of the Western Associated Press.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-04-17

Houses In different parts Of the city, ranging
In price from $4oo to s5000 Also good farms
OF E. s. Fogg, Attorney at Law and Dealer in
Real Estate. janedtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-04-17

A complete meat outfit consisting Of a first
class meat wagon, intended for one or two
horses; one set double harnesses, two horses,
set of tools, andsone hard wood meat bench.
All in first-class condition. Will be sold to-
gether or separate as preferred, at a bargain
Inquire of or address T. II. Ingraham, p. NJ,
Bolton, Maine, or 7. C.. Ingraham. rs Water
street. ap-l6dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-04-17

One single dump-cart and one double dump
NJ. c. r. X. Depot. aprl5d2w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-04-17

Fine carriages and road carts Of all kinds at
the 3. 3. BROOKS Il Co. hardware store.
march1od&wtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-04-17

Dr.s Arthur Parsons and wife have re-
turned from a winters visit to the Adj
rondacks, where they have enjoyed them.
selves.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-04-17

The LARGE STABLE situated upon the
PARK HOUSE GROUNDS at the corner of
state street and Western avenue well suited
for livery purposes. Must be moved before
May 1st and will be sold at bargain. Apply
on the premises to Byron Boyd.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-04-17

Several desirable house lots on Chestnut
and Lincoln Sts. apply to Nellie NJ. Stevens,
Western Ave. r16ff