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Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-01-17
FORTUNES, NOT HEARTS, JOINED.


Are Mated by PROXY.
And that brings me to the marriage
market at last says a correspondent Of
the Boston Herald, writing from town
In Germany. The lads and lassies, mind
you, are not marched up in a row, waiting
for the highest bidder. In most cases
neither the prospective groom nor bride is
present. The young folk, in fact, are up
stairs in the dance hall, where the shrill
notes of polka and mazourka are accom-
panied by the stamping of the peasants
boots. But their papas are attending to
the serious business of life for them. There
is nearly always middleman-an old ex-
perienced sinner who knows every man
and every woman in the neighborhood,
knows the acres Of each peasant owner,
the cattle belonging to each as well as tho
amount of his savings to L. And this
old fellow it is who first brings avail
able" parties together and then eggs them
on to further steps. 1t is money, money,
money from first to last, or moneys
worth, which decides the point for or
against. Bid against bid, the value of
each piece Of land, the question of. mort
gage or no mortgage, the amount of ready
cash, the exact size of the dowry, the
number of heirs-all these things are
brought up and seriously, sometimes
heatedly, discussed.
This is the alpha and omega of tho
whole bargain, and only after all these
preliminaries have been settled to mutual
satisfaction does the conversation turn to
the two directly concerned, and then their
physical and moral perfections and i'm
perfections are mentioned solely from n
practical point of view Sentiment there
is none in the whole transaction. The idea
of calling in either the son or the daughter
and asking them whether they are willing
to marry each other, or whether such u
thing as affection or its reverse is enter
tanned between them, never enters tho
minds of these bronzed, sinewy peasants.
Such thing is not dreamed of. 1t is
''city nonsense" Where an agreement on
all the principal points has been reached
the middleman at once makes rough
draft of the contract between the two ia
theirs, in which especially the cash and
other points in the dowry arc accurately
set down and witnessed by mutual friends.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-01-17
A STUDY OF FACES,

no matter where you go, will
show you how many, many peo-
pie ought to be taking Carlsbad
Sprudel Salt!
There's the thin, peaked face
that tells of perverted nutrition.
There's the fat, puffy face of
fatulent obesity. There's the
otherwise pretty face that's
marred by skin disorders and
eruptions; the yellow, haggard
face of the dyspeptic; the dull,
drawn faces of sufferers from
stomach and liver and kidney
troubles.
All these people need the
Carlsbad Sprudel Salt. 1t goes
to the root of the whole matter.
1t purifes the blood, dissolves
distractions, clears the system,
and cures permanently, in a ma
tural way, every arrangement
of the stomach, bowels, liver and
kidneys. Beware of the many
limitations sold as "improved ;"
or "artifcial i" Carlsbad Salt.
These generally consist only of
ordinary Seidlitz Powder and
Glauber Salt, sold by unscrupu-
lous dealers upon the reputation
of the Genuine Carlsbad Salt.
The only genuine imported
Carlsbad Salt has the signature of
"EIsNER & MENDELsoN Co: Agts,
New York, on every bottle.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-01-17
Reports Of Committees.

Committee on legal affairs to which
was referred bill an act to amend secs. a9
and G3, chap IS, Revised Statutes re-
latlng to highway taxes, reported that the
same ought net to pass.
Committee on pensions, to which was
referred resolve providing for State pen
sions for invalid soldiers and sailors, ETC.,
reported that the same ought to pass
Laid on the table to be printed.
Committee on pensions, t. which was
referred resolve in favorof Ellen Goodwin,
rcportcd that the same ought to pass.
Laid on the table to be printed,
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F. W. Kinsman & Co. /:

f. W. Kinsman 81 Co.;
Gentlemen-It gives me pleasure to tell
my story of Adamson's Botanic Cough
Balsam. 1t has cured me of severs colds,
to which / am subject during the winter
months. think it has no equal as a
cough mixture. and recommend 1t to my
friends as worthy of confidence.
Yours truly. GEO. W. INGHAM.
Boston, Mass, April 10, 1892.
tn tn satSkwky
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Passed to be Engr0ssed.

Senate document No. o. act to amend
chan. 2Si of the Public Laws of 1889, re
latng to surety companies.
On motion Of Mr.. Hill of kennebec, the
Senate took a recess until H.. 80 A. Nj.
On reassembling, the Senate proceeded
to the joint convention in the House.
On the return of the Senate to their
chamber, on motion Of lMr. Gordon OF Ox-
forl, the Senate adjourned,
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HOUSE.
"Wednesday. Jan.

Wednesday, Jan. 1G, 1898.
Prayer by the Rev. Father Hamel of
Augusta.
Papers from the Senate disposed OF in
concurrence.
On motion of Mr. Fairbanks Of Bangor,
an act additional to chap. 40 of tho Re
viscd Statutes, relating to insurance, TO
provide for standard fire insurance
policy, was laid on the table pendih8 re-
ference and ordered printed.
The following petitions, bills, etc, were
presented and referred.
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His Bent.

"But what can you do, young manf
Haven't you some special talent or taste
some bent, as they say?'
Applicant IdubouslyeN-no, not that
can think of, except that l am little
bowlegged. TitBit
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Orders.

On motion of Mr.. Savage of Androscpg-
gin it was ordered:
That the secretary OF the senate pre-
pare and cause to be printed under ms
supervision and direction 400 copies OF
the journal of the proceedings Of the pres
cnt session OF the Senate.
On motion Of Mr.. Hill Of kenneDcc IL
was ordered:
The House concurriDg, that the mem
bars of the two branches Of the Legislature
convcnc in joint assembly in the ball OF the
House Of Representatives Mt IL O'Clock
meridian of this sixteenth day OF January
for the purpose of reading the journal OF
each house relating TO the vote for sena-
tor in Congress for the term beginning on
the fourth day of March next, and Tor
sucI, other proceedings in relation to
the matter Of the election Of such senator
as are required by the Constitution OF the
United States
This order subsequently came back from
the House duly concurred in.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-01-17

In joint session Of the Mas sachuset;s $
Legislative bodies, Wednesday, George +.
Hoar was declared elected United States
senator to succeed himself. ID
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Profession and Practice.

Shelf you are professed woman nat
er, what are you going to marry for'
He-So that can live up to my probes
sion. Brooklyn Life.
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MAINE LEGISLATURE.
[Continucd from lst page. ]

tives to further legislation asked for by
the Maine Game and Protective Associa-
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BY Mr.. Noble OF Lewiston-An act to
amend sec. go of chap. 32l, Public Laws
of 1898, relating to registration OF voters
BylMr. Knowlton of Portland-An act
to amend chap. SOB of the Special Laws
OF 1898, relating TO the Cape Elizabeth
Home for Aged Women. ..
BY Mr.. Beedle of Gardiner-An act to
amend the charter Of the city Of Gardiner
By Mr.. Larrabee of portland-An act
to amend an act to incorporate the Port
land safe Deposit Co.
BY Mr. Becdc of Gardincr-An act to
amend sec 3,chap. 2Sl of the Private and
Special Laws of lSi9,as amended by chap.
d55 of Private and Special Laws Of 1888.
BY Mr.. Hamln of DISQUALIFICATION
of A. Il. Dcvcraux for an act proposing II
constitutional amendment TO prevent ap-
prnpriations to scctarian institutions.
Petition of j. A. Peters and others for
same.
Petition of j. L. Davis and others for
same.
An act relating to malicious mischicl
ana trespass on property.
By Mr. Reynolds OF Reconsideration
for amendment t. the state constitution.
BY Mr. Boothhy Of Saco-Petition of
NJ. II. Kelly and rs others of Saco relat-
ing 60 scctarinn schools.
Petition Of Geo. A. Emery and % others
of Saco for same,
Petition of Chas. n. Benson and 26
othcrsuf Saco for sam.
By Mr. Furbush Of Lewiston--Peti-
tion of II. II. Herbert and 10 Others OF
Lewiston. in favor of an amendment tp
the constitution prohibiting appropria+
tions fdr scctarian and ecclesiastical pur
poses, .,
others Of Lewiston for same
By Mr. Swectscr Of New Gloucester
pctit;on Of G. w. Reed and others, asking
r,r am net to nreycnt appropratons ;rfer
sccts,riap nurposos.
Petition of :. w. Aver and others ask
ipg for sopc
r., M Ro,vol1 of Clinton-Bill to in
eor,,nr,,,, tbc Clinton Water x, Eectric Co.
nv Mr. NcCullouuh of Calais-Bill an
act in aid of tbc completion of the St
Cr,iy &. pcno,scot Railroad.
pot,tion of I NJ Hill and III Others OF
,,,,;s f.,,. s,n,e
pa,i,;,, nf A,hcrt IT SAWYER and 370
e,l,,n. 80 c,l,is for same
pa,itinr or : pjnea and e36 other,
of calais Cor same
Legal Anasrs.
~, NJ r,re of Aupusta-An act te
.,,nna .oc,iop 10 of chapter lto of the
pa,.i.na St,,ntco re,ating toi iails
~ A. Ahhatt of Bucksport- Petition
I'D w McA,lister and 100 others O,
n,,ai-sn,r, ,,,vi,g that an act he nassef
Du.ss.., ,,,,,ns =, s,,,nort tho ,,rg,
,'riases xvi,hip their limits.
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Cattle Rec eipts and Quotations.

BRIGHTON Mass, Jan 1G.-A:nount of stock
m the market at this place and at Watertown:
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BY Mr. Lane of Augusta--An act to
amend section 12 OF chapter no of the
Revised Statutes relating to iails.
BY Mr. Abbott of ucksport-Petition
of G. w. McAllister and 100 Others of
Bucksport, praying that an act be passed
requiring counties TO support the large
bridges within their limits.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-01-17
Inland Fisheries and Game.

By Mr. Moore OF GouldSbor0-An act
to prevent the destruction of rabbits.
By Mr.. Parsons of STANDARDIZATION
of II. Fl, Wyman and others of Scbec, to
nrohibit mills on Wilson stream from
throwing sawdust and other refuse into
said stream to the detriment of fish in said
stream and in Scbec lake.
By Mr.. Packard of Blanchard-Bill an
act to prohibit the taking of trout and
salmon in Long pond and Vaughan
streams in Piscataquis county.
By Mr. Parsons of Decentralization
of BARTON NJ. Packard and ~ others to
prohibit mills on Wilson stream from
throwing sawti,lst and other refuse into
said stream to the detriment of fish III
said stream and in Sebec lake.
BY Mr.. Grindle of Bluehill-An act tc
| prohibit the taking of trout and land
| locked salmon in Fourth pond, Bluehill,
Hancock county, Maine.
| By Mr. Parsons of Decentralization
of \. NJ Mcintosh and Others OF Brown
vile to prohibit mills on Wilson stream
from throwing sawdust and other refus,
| into said stream to the detriment of fisi
in said stream and fnfSebec lake
BY Mr.. ,Daggett of Pctitior
of William Bates and 35 other
asking that $4,000 be approprlG
for use of the fish and game comalia 2
ers in propagating fish and protecting 81
and game; for prohibiting the killing&
COW moose: for restricting the numbdf
of moose, caribou and deer killed; fo
creatinga n beard of three commissioners
with power to regulate the taking of fisl
i from brooks and streams; for maxim;
Il close time on large game, Pee. 10, ant
1 imprisonment or fine for killing elarg
game unlawfully, and other changes il
the fish and game laws.
Shore Fisheries.
BY Mr.. Grindle of Bluehill-Petition O
+. W. Williams and 6S Others of Surry
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-01-17

An order was received from the Senate
proposing joint convention at 12 O'Clock
NJ, for the purpose of reading the journal
of each House relative to the vote for a
senator to Congress, etc.
On motion of Mr.. Haines of Waterville,
the House took a recess until H. 80 A. NJ
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-01-17

by Mr. Grindle of Bluehill-Petition OF
+. W. Williams and 6S others of Surry,
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SUFFOLK LOCAL.

Rev. q. o. Pruden, rector of the
Episcopal Church ut Chatham. Va,
stopped IN Suffolk for brief visit.
Mr.. w. \. Camp aud family have re-
turned from their winter residence in
Florida and will summer in Suffolk.
Rev. James Copeland will conduct
religious Rexercises in the county jail
to. DAY for the inmates benefit.
Tho barn of Mr.. Il. S. Driver, Of the
csunty, was destroyed by fire this
weak, together with the coutents, con.
sisting OF hay, corn, farming imple.
mants, etc. The origin is unknown; no
insurance.
Rev. j. +. Love will use tho follow
ing topics Mt the Baptist Church to day
/ / an, mot as tho World Giveth. Z"
pm, "Why Screens Should be Re
moved From the Barroom Doors Of
Suffolk"
The management of the proposed
Suffolk baseball club has apparently
abandoned the organization Of u team,
ut least for the present. 1t was decided
that the funds subscribed for it's sup
port wero insufficient. Players with
whom they were negotiating have been
notified.
DEATH OF You've MAN. = Mr..
Robert Nortieet. son of MIR. ami Mrs.
John h. Norlleet, died ut 4 o'olock yes.
terday afternoon aged 10. The de-
ceased had been suffering for three
months with consumption. which dis.
ease caused dissolution. Mr. Norileet
has been unfortunate enough to lose
three children within IL year by that
disease. The funeral services had not
been arranged when this report closed.
10 FACILITATE THE TAXING OF DE
POSITIONS. Owing to the slow pro.
Ercss mado in securing dispositions in
the Bruce Ellis contest case, two sets
of lawyers and notarics will be used
next week, one III Suffolk and another
in the county. After II tedious days
work yesterday only five depononts
were examined, the testimony of each
filling several pnges of typewrittcn
paper. The testimony of only seven.
teen witnesses has been taken in three
days.
SALARIES OF Town OrF1cEns RE-
DuCED. Friday nights Council caucus
remained in session till late hour.
Aside from discussing the merits of the
many candidates the body made some
slashlng cuts Ill the salaries Of town
officers. The following are the reduc.
tons made. Town Sergeant, from $50
to $40 per mouth; Clerk Of Market.
from $40 to $50; Town Treasurer, from
B to 3 per cent. commission. which re.
duces the salary from $3.50 to S57O;
Clerk OF Council. from $40 to $40 per
month; Commissioners OF Revenue,
from $50 to SO per year, the Commits
slons paying the principal part OF his
compensation; Overseer OF Poor, from
$50 TO 500 per year.
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BERKELEY BRIEFS.

Rev. n. n. Quisenberry will preach
the second sermon of hiB series to
young men to night at Berkeley Avenue
Baptist Church. Subject: "rhe Young
Alan in Business"
To day will be children's day Mt Main
Street Chrlstian Church. The regular
IL o'clock service will DO dispensed
with. Preaching as usual at y. III.
MIR. l.. Gilbert, of this place, has been
appointed by Judge Portlock. CT the
County Court. IA Sealer OF Weights
and Measures for the county. Soc
notice in another column.
BATCH or ACCIDENTS. Friday night
between 10 and o'clock lamp ex.
ploded ill the residence, in South Nor
folk, scattering the burning oil over
Mrs. Garrjsh, burning her about the
face and bands quite badly. Mrs
Link, who came to her assistance, was
also quite badly burned. DR.. L. NJ.
Morgan was sent for and made the
sufferer as comfortable as possible.
MIR. Miller, n carpenter. orking in
Sorth Norfolk, had three arteries cut
in one of his hands Friday afternoon.
His wounds were dressed by DIR.
Truett.
Airs. Leonard Shears and Miss Lulu
A. Saunders were married Yesterday
afternoon st O'Clock Mt the residence
OF the bride, on Twelfth street, by
Rev. II. n. Quisenberry, OF Berkley
Avenue Baptist Church. The happy
couple left last night on bridal tour
North.
Rev. Fl. n. Quisenberry desires to
express thanks to the Hope Fire Com
psny, Independent Hoae Com pany and
citizens for valuable assistance rem.
dered during the FIRE q. his residence
Thursday night.
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100 pair Ladies Hose,
fancy stripe. Sale price, &C
parr.
100 pair Ladies Hose,
fancy stripe, fast black, un-
bieached, brown, navy, cardi-
nal, greys. Sale price, &c pair.
100 pair Ladies Hose,
fast black, seamless, fancy
top. black boot, unblcachcd,
gray, mixed, tans, white, red,
slate. Sale price, &C pair.
leo pair Ladies' Hose, full
regular made, solid pink or
light blue, light color tops,
black boot. unbleached and
white. Sale price, l2!c a
pair.
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saved From Browning.

Capt. Lo Cato. of The Merritt
Wrecking Company, suved man from
drowning who fell overheard at the
n. l., L. ~ n. wharf yesterday. The
man fell from ii truck vessel Mt the
dock. md WAS pulled out of the water
by Capt. lac Cato when going down
for the third time.
Tho five year old son of Mr.. Gran
dali, who resides on Duke street, while
playing IN boat ut the foot of that
street, fell overheard, aud would have
been drowned but for the timely arri
val OF Mr.. James y, Coleman, who
iauded the little follow safely on shore.
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EOENTON, N. G.

After being absent several months
Miss Bulah Murden is in twn.
MIR. Lagg Datden. of Norfolk. has
baen spending several days with his
brother, MIR. y. II. Darden, this week
Rev. MIR. Watson has retur ned home
after several weeks absence. His
many friends are pleased to have him
home again,
Work is going forward on the new
Tesidencea of Mr.. NJ. II. Dixon. Mr..
VIM. NJ. Bond and MIR. Q. II. Derden.
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McKomdrce I:xcur.ion.

:, All OF ;Brambleton will accompany
tns pupils and teachers OF Mokendree
nj. l.. Church Sunday school on their
annual picnic and excursion to Vir.
GINA Beach on Tuesday. The schedule
VIII be found in another column. and
tickets can be had of members of the
school: 1t will be good opportunity
10 VISIT the Beach and spend q day or
an hour at the oceans side.
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Il. G. HOggaTd & Co..
Real Estate & Rental Agents.
i2S aAiN Rect.
PHONE No. 7i9.

FOR nENT-21o. 4Os 4O5. 4O7 and 400
Highland avenue, 126 WiIloughby. 42U Bnx-
ter, % MaltDy. 4Ot PArk 81, Iunstall. l6l,
improvements: zig bank, 1873 bermuda 73
Char lotto 30 Cum borlan1, u and 8 Chapel.
LOO bermuda, rooms store corner Church
and harIo.te wood yard on Bermuda street.
NICE store IN Berkley, corner Liberty and
Eighth streets; cottage at Virginia leach.
1872 AN % Water st Get
FUR SALE--lwo houses on Meltbv ave-
hne QUO Oh Willoughby tV, on Clay one
On Nelly, two on iunstall. three on High
land, one on Park. two on Levitt. four
brick no ses on Sich, on street got in
We tment. Lots on Freemason, Corprew,
Bonsh, Highland, Kelly, Princess Anne ave-
nue. and IN Huntersville. Also, Farms. large
and small.
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BREAK Datss. Oatmeal. Crack
crs Kosst Bcetin Gravy. Fried Potatoes. Chi
tago Rolls. Coffee.
DIN ~ GE. Reef and Potato Pie. Macsroni
aud Chcc>e. string Beans. Lettuce. Radishcs.
White and Graham Bread Strawberry Jelly
Vanilla Waters
SUPPER, Butter Toast. Graham Bread
aspl crrics CurrRnt Jelly. Cookies Tea
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fsnrd TO Believe

t9s Hnrd to Believe
Ihat 69c Is all yon need to get choice
OF big purehas, of $500 ahd 80.
white Duck and White Marseilles
Vests. THE HIM
on" 49,, aoo $50
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Parr, Q Fulford, w Wolf, w Evans, +
Renelle.
Glasses will be resumed at ST. Mary's
Male Academy on the first Tuesday in
September.
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FoRrY-six PARCELS LAND.

ca h containing one acre, more or lc>,. as by the
dimensions Indicated on the plat thereof AMI
situat' in the morthe'y part of the VIM il
HAYNES tract on Broad Creek TURNPIKE and prin.
te's Anne turnpike. and Oh avenues cunnccitus
tnrie"l.n, d,st3u' "tont half III lie from the
This property is beautifully situated. and offer,
an OPP o'tnhity for Investment in property likely
The optrty ~ whole or in parcel, may uuiis
day OF sasc, he purchased at private sale through
either OF the snctionecrs, who viii be pleased 10
cNhioit pats hiid 10 pc souR,,y conduct intepdiua
prcila, er> To visit the property.
TEXANS me- hird cusL. and the balaucc in
months from day Of o. with interest from ;Iny of
sal pirthlc sem annually, tho deferred payments
ilc title /" he retained until the urt cr order %
the count, OF the pm chaser may pay the whole
purchase money in eash ,ne shall so i's,e.
j SErII T. ALLYN,
doWNSENl& JOYNEs,
Auction,ers
hereby certify that the bond required by tha
aforementioned decree has heen duly Z cuiei
JUNlUs A COLEMAN.
Jel"-tuIhsa'tds Dcruty Clerk.
By II. l. Page 4 Co.. Zeal Estate AuetloneerA,
No. 10 Bank street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO BRICK HOUSED
AND LOTS on HIGHLAND AVENUE
AT AUCTION
BY virtue Of deed of trust, dated the Goth da,
oil November 1898, - me, rs trustee and duly r,s
corded, and az the request Of the patty tlcfein
secured. I will ell at public auction on TUtSDAY.
June 10Th, 1872, ut - o'clock M at the Norfolk
Real Estate ant Stock Exchange No ilS Min
str 1t, THoSh IWo EHRlCK lIOuSIN
c niainiug seven rooms each situated ON ilh
North side ~ Highland avenue between Imilroat
and Maiby av. iuc>. said lots fronts - ;eci ana
runs back 100 feet roge'her with the right OF waf
over tie three foot lane adjoining them on thS
East.
TERMS-Onc-third cash; balance In gix ma
twelve months, VITA pcrt tent. Interest secured b.
deco OF trust, To l.. drawn end ord, d at the ~,
pense VI the purchaser.
GEORGE MCINTOSH,
Trustee.
L. l.. PAGES co.
jull-tds AuttioneeIs.
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POSNER'S
2O4 Main Street

100 pair Ladies soc Fancy
Striped Hose. Sale price, sc
pair.
100 pair Ladies' soc Hose,
fast black, dropped stitched,
light pink, light blue, light
red dropped stitched hose,
black boot. All Of them are
Isle thread. Sale price, 2oc
a pair.
100 par Ladies fancy drop
ped stitched hose, former
price, 75c pair. Sale price,
sc pair.
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CHEESE OMElET.
TUESDAY, JUNE. .5ru.

How far that Ii tie candle throws it, hcams'
So shines i good deed IN this naughty world.
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The viTginiian's Daily Hints
HOUSE.kEEPERS
Bill Of Fare
-FOR-
TO : MORROW,
MON DAY. JUNE: 2I'EA.


BREAK Pananas with Cream
BJown'd Graham MnSh. small Sausages Cheese
Omeiet. STAINED Bread. Coffee
DIN INFER I;tb Roast of Is lcf Cucumhery.
Spinach. fttttocs IL Cream Lima BE Ia.
Corn Bread. Milk Crackers Baked Rhubarb.
Figs.
SUPPER. Strawberries. Bread and But
ter. Loaf Cake. Cold Meat. Tea.
CHEESE OMELET.
Crate two tsll,spooutuls OF hard ch Csc and mix
VITA halt u cup o, milk. stir In the volks of Two
eggs lit" pp,r ana salt. Add the bcatci
white a spoonful 1T Il time. Pour into butter
Jish bake until brown serve at once, rs 1t sgon
falls
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ny The Morris ction House, rs Bank street J.
L. kilby. Jr. Proprietor
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Dy the Morris Auction House, J. r. Ki,bv. Jr.
Proprietor, So Bank street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-23

AEGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE AT OuR
~. ~ auction house. on TUESDAY MORNING. jana
ISnns az 10 3,sock VIZ Fine Furniture, Carpets
Stoves. lectures Pianos, organs, ttc. Ladies e.s
lerialiy invited to attend sale
je23-Zt X r. MORRIS N,,,,o
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! hereby certify that the bond required by tha
aforementioned decree has been duly x cuiei
iCNlUS A COLEMAN,
jel3-tuthsatds Dcruty CLERK
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-23

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