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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-08

WANTED. ALL WHO ARE HUNTING
BARGAINS IN SECONDHAND OR
NEW IRON SAFES TO CALL ON ME
AT ONCE VIII sell Second Hand Safes
at sacrifice, TO make room for carload
large Safes. Just arrived. X. L. BARNES,
Dealer. Herring Hall-Marvin Safes, No.
2S north Ninth street, Richmond. Va.
my SGT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-08

BY Denoon. Topper & Co..
Real-Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
SCI Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-08

IN / ID Z A L HOUSES
~ ~ from the most emin mt dealgn-
~ ers will appear In this paper
- "a weekly. LARGE illustrated floor
RM pans. elevations. and details OF
" each. capable Of being changed,
enlarged. or contracted to suit require
mcnts SENT POSTPAID to any address
upon receipt of S. and ANY
FIVE ordered at one time. SEQ
Ito SOtdiarss Hama Tnr fill IA,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-08
EillsPaililaM Minute
CutIcura Anti.Pain Plaster.
LOST, sTRAYED, AND FOUND.

LOST. ON FLOYD STREET. OR NEAR
Monroe Park. a BUNDLE containing
AN INFANTS DRESS AND SKIRT
Reward If left at No. 5l3 west Grace
street my Slit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-08

WANTED. POSITION AT ONCE BY
a registered pharmacist Of fourteen
years experience. wholesale ana i9Iali,
can come well recommended. Address
RHEI. Box 25j. Salem. Va. my ut
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-08
DUBLIC AUCTION SALE

ny j. Thompson Brown & Co.,
lil3 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-08

WANTED. TO CORREsPoND WITH
MEN IN VIRGINIA TOWNS OF LuO
and upwards, with view Of having them
take orders for suits and trousers from
Taiioring Company. Address, stating
qualifications and what could probably
be done with trouserings TO order AT
q. 500. st. s.. and So and suits at SO.
SIS. SIS. $50. and so. same line as ~
orr Richmond and Norfolk stores. As IL
is the Intention to call personally upon
favorable applicants. none but thoroughly
competent persons need write. Address
VI. MARKS. General Agent, care Elch-
mond Branch. my s-os
WANTED. BY YOUNG MAN 20 YEARS
OF age. POSITION 10y which he can make
dress W. f.. L., Dispatch office $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-08

WANTED, TEAMS TO HAUL LUM-
Der TO CITY. Apply at 23ll east
Broad street by S O'clock wednesday
II orning. my slit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-08

Good MAN WANTED TO SELL
20 tho country and retail trade. with his
other goods. DRY GOODS sPECIALTiE,;S
on commission. g. T. III. SCHknM VI
Manager, 2li Chestnut street, nni ,s q.
phia, Pa. NY o'l-o>lo-o' -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-08

BY Denoon. Upper a Co.
Real-Estate Agents and Auc;ionecrs.
81 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-08

BY J. II. Valentine. Auctioneer,
1886 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-08

Consult Il. H. A. BALL daily +. NJ Home OppO
formation PostOhce address, station A. Richmond Va u s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-08

BY George ". Mayo, Auctioneer,
- and q north Ninth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-08

BY ]. y. Elan d Co,
Real Estate Auctonecrs,
illy MIN alrent.
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AUCTION SALE
OF
EXTRA ATTRACTIVE stone FRONT
BAY-WLNDOW
MODERN DWELLINGS,

Nos. 3l2 AND 80 NORTH TWENTY
FIFTH STREET
COMBINING BEAUTl. COMFORT
AND STABILITY.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-10-02
Gd1tcrritt.

Sie Sersosin sSiabeGa bon @enua,
seborene prin5eilin BON Saiern, be-
fannt als mutbige unb ousoauernoe
3eiterin, miro in ben ndditen Sasen
in 8eeleitung ibres @emabls, bes Ser
spgs Sbomas BON @enua, uno eines
fleinen 8efolges bon Streia, tpo lie Ii6
9esenmdrtig befinoet, einen Sauerritt
bur9 Oberitalien uno Sirpl na6 Wtiin=
den unternebmen. 9abei beablidtigt
Die illuitre @eieQldaft, einige berOor=
raeenbe Punfte in Sirol, bic i1r nod
unbetannt lino, 5n beii6tisen. gu oie=
fen puntten seb0ren unter anoeren Die
StilfierjpdltraBe uno bas Suloener
Sbal, Meran uno SOsen uno oeren
llmgebung. Slah ibrer Nntunft in
Wun6en miro li6 Die Sersosin ldnaere
3eit bel ibrer 6amilie in S6lDB Npm=
pbenburg aufbalten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-10-02
500 ts,t eMfGfiG.

glus 2pon miro unterm IL. Sept.
esmeloet 9luF srdBIi6e Weiie biibte
beute Dtorgen Der 24idbrise @epdf=
trdger Qepu gpllette oen llebermutb,
iib in Dem gentraltdfis elmer Msnase=
tie p6otDgrap6iren gu laHen, init Dem
Geben. gDiiette fannie oas Dienftper=
ional Der nd6lt Dem gabnbOfe etablir=
ten Wienaeerie Gananet geSon. I'm
8 llhr Mprgens nuroe er in ben leeren
@entralfdfig eingelallen, tpdbreno Elm
befreinoeter gbotosrapb ben Npparat
rlNtete. SeabIi6tigt mar eine Moments
aufnabme, ipie @pliefte an Der ManD
oe5 ben 20pen 9omulus beberbergen=
Den Gdfi9s lebnt. &omulus i1lief.
9ies paBte @piiette nibt er ltefte Die
Sanb bur6s Sitter, Inn ben 2oipen gu
reisen. Gr beriibrte babel ben 3ieael,
oas Sitter CAB nab, Der 2ope iprang
beraus uno bib ibm ben appf ab.
0ierauf 5errte er ben G6rper @p1et=
te's in ieiner. &dfig. Ser photograph
mar bom S6refen gan3 9eldbmt uno
rief Den Mdrter berbei bieiem gelans
es ieood nidbt, bem gtaubtbiere feline
Yeute su entreiBen. gis enoli6 Der
8dnbi9er 2ueas erIbien, maren nur
nod fparlife Gelfe oes 3erfleii6ten
iibrig.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-10-02
90 tpirD amN Dir gut tbu,t.

Greoerif Mailer in Srpins, Sls.,
i6reibt, baB er felt man6en Sabren an
elmer i6meren 9tierenfranfbeit litt, Die
nit beftigen S6mersen i'm Giiden be-
aleitet mar unb audi Die Wanerblaie
ni6t llngefdbrli6 affisirte. @r benubte
peri9ieoene fogenannte NierenmeoiSi=
men, aber pbne grfols. 9a probirte
i6 es por unsefdbr einem Sabre NIT
gleftric gitters, beripiirte fofprt Sel1e=
runs uno bin jebt aebeilt. gleftric
8itters lit elm fpesielles Mittel gesen
gsierer= uno 2eberfrantbeiten uno bilft
man6mal ausenblidli6. Sin 8eriu6
miro Dos beitdttisen. 5lai6en gu nur
so Gents gu baben in ben NpDtbefen bon
6 S. g., Miller & g Sobn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-10-02
Bot sSntereHe fur Satteit.

gBir brau6en uns ni6t gu enti6ul=
bigen, tpenn mir Der Samenipelt ben
Ladies' Safe PROTECTOR pDrlegen,
ba er abiolutes @ertrauen perbient,
lei6t su gebrau6en lit, fait unmOgli6
unli6tig pla3irt tperben fann uno
iiheren S6ub geDdbrt. Wenn ae=
tpiinidt, tann er bon Nnoern unbemertt
aetraeen iperben unter 9lusi9luB jeber
unbequemli6feit. Der i'm einmal
benubt bat, tpirb ibn ni6t mebr entbeb=
rem tpoqen. gr 1T ein treuer, lt6erer
unb auperldBiger Sreunb, no bic llm=
itdnoe feline Mntpentung erforoerli9
MAIDEN uno jebe Srau ipllte i'm fir
bieien Sal gu fofortigem @ebrau6 in
gereitibaft balten. Seine Nntuenbung
1T eirfad unb f0bt jeoer Srau Ser
trauen Elm. st 1T na6 miHenidaftli=
den 8runbldben angefertigt uno fdiibt,
pbne Der @eiunbheit na6tbeilig gu iein,
tpie jeoer quite 9rst be5eugen miro.
Wir alauben, bab tein Nrtitel oer Srau
bon beute ie iol6e 8efriebigung GEE
ipdbrt bat. nie oer u9aoies' Safe pro=
tector." Ser immenie Mbias bes Nr=
titels lit Elm ipredenber 8eipeis bon Der
&i6tigfeit bes 8eiagten. pr0belt baber
ni6t nit sablloien anoern unsuperldbt=
gen Nrtifeln, ba oies nidt nur foitipie=
Zig ionoern au6 aefdbrli6 lit. Sol6
prDbeln fiibrt nur gu 3eltberluit, Gnt=
tduidung unb traurigem MiBerfols.
9amen iollten bas beriifli6tisen, bepor
lie 3eit uno @elo an minoerwertbi9e'
Mrtitel peri9menoen. Sas gefe lit
INNER aud oas Woblfeillte. Ser v2a=
oies' @afe prptector" tpirb unter poli=
tiper @arantie fit einldbriaen @ebrau6
perfauft nit bpllitdnoi9er 8ebral6s=
anpeiiune uno Miro in perlieeelten
padeten perIanot na6 @inienoung BON.
So per @rpreB Monep Srbre ; breii
fiir S.. gDartet ni6t, iOnbern beitellt
iofort. 9loreNe The La Crosse
Speciality Co., La Crosse, Wis.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-10-02
'gte fleiue woblbebaute 6arm,
Gin SdBbeu @nte,L Der nalt parn
Gin adrtlidl Iiebenb Metb int Mrm -

mas t0nnte Elm Mann fid tpobl gelleres
wiinl6en /? Namentlih. ipas ben leb=
teren puntt betrifft. 9lber ipie fam
cine Grau eill 3drtli6 uno binaebeno
liebenoeS Meib iein, ,penn 1ie elm Gpier
jener audlenben Granfbeiten lit, ipel1e
ibr oas 2eben 5ar 2ait MAIDEN ? 2eioet
iie oaran, 10 iol lie 9r. pierces Favo-
rite Prescription nebmen unb ale
peini9enben 1lnreselmdBisteiten, ute=
rusbel6weroen, gntaiinouns unb 81.
terung, GebdrnutterDorfaa uno dbnli.
DIE Grant6eiten tilriren. 9as ,pres-
cription" 1T fir Syrauen cine tpabre
Bottesaabe.< 5auienoe. Die es genom=
men baben, erfreuen lih heute bliiben=
Der @eiunbbeit. udbreno Tie obne ieinen
8eiitano ldnsit inter Der Groe rubten.
Sinh sic Iebeno, ia 2 Damn nebmen
Sic es balb, ODER mir leien eiiles 9ages:
SIR GissnIiun braAP fie tus @rab
" Gie IifB ppn ibrsnt Geabn nibt ab.
Dab es fir iie nibt Seilung gnb
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-10-02
SaS tdoIid,c Ginfc TT TIT ett

ber europdil6en Monarden ioll iif)
Der 3eiti6rift y vSocietD" sufol9e belau=
fen: geim Saiier bon &ublano ,auf
10000 Grancs, beim Sultan auf
100, 900, beim Dlterrei6iIden 3aiier
auf 81, 500, beim S6nig bon Stalien
auf 40,OO0, bel Der 90nisin 8ictoria
auf ebeniopiel, beiln &aiier BON 0eutiA'
lanb so, 900 rno beim a6nis BON gel=
eien 10000. Ser pralioent Der fran=
s6lii6en &epublit bat Elm td9lides gin=
fommen BON $3.50 uno oerjeni9e Der
Ser. Staaten Elm foldes bon 875 Srcs.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-10-02

Nollmadtem ilad allen Sbeilen
DeutId!anbs unb ber 5dmei5 iperbetl
III bieier Office beiorst.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-10-02

llmfanb, bab aud ber sutlniitbige
Grib nit frifdem WoDs perfehen mar.
erlei6terte Die 6rieoensberbanolu
uno als Der StOff 3ll gnbe 9ina bielt
Der ponirenoe eii1e ersreifenbe uno reu=
miitbige &eoe iiber bas f90ne Sbema :
,Mer Mnbern cine 8rube grdbt ;. :"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-10-02

: geim Man0per Bel Merieburg iii
Der &ittmeilfer Graf b. sSabrice BON
thiirillaii6en 0nfarert Negiment y1o.
10, Elm 6Obn Oes perftorbe,lsn friibe=
rem tai. fdhiiIden ssrisosminilfers,
ums geben 9elommen. st ifiirate nit
Dem pferbe ilnb bragb bas Wenid. @rof
Mlireo BON Gabrice ffanb i'm 43. 2ea
bensjabre.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-10-02
Sitter Der Mactabder.

Ser Stats Gommanoeur ibreibt
uns aus 2ineoln, gseb., mas fOlst
,Nahbem i6 gesen einen bartndfisen
Suiten unirer 3tpei 9inoer obne grfole
peridiebene Meoi5inen benubt, ma6te
i9 einen 0eriua NIT Or. Sings Stem
Siscoperp, unb mad 8erflub bon 5tpei
Sasen bate Der 9uiten beioe 9inoer
poafdnbis perlaKen. Wir meroen bon
MN an bas Mittel beltdnois i'm 6auie
balten. ba Die Grfabrung 9eseist, bob
es bilit, ipo arbere WebiSinen untpirf=
Jam linb." llnterseiAnet s.. W. Ste
pens, 5taats=gom. Warum ni9t ben
8erlu6 init bieier anerfannt borsiisli=
den, sarantirten MeOisin MAIDEN uno
lid gratis cine probeHaide hDlen bel :
6 s.. 6. Miller & SObu. Mpotbefer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-10-02

Sn Berlin farb am 25.y Septem-
ber. " Sabre alt, Der beriibnte proz
feHOr Dr. 0einrih Qlbolpb garoeleben,
elmer Der Merste, ipelhe ben peritOrbe=
men 2aiIer Grieorid IN feiner leBterl
Granfbeit bebanoelten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-10-02
SefesSsD

Sslae Huas4rsptsn :
sBsIA tpaaiser seamsi
NO4 e. Afut arIe pstm
I Dsrssuss 6tesau, isssH 8as =
%Hff q attkt. utrb ssins 3&bIssas sstlanet
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-01-10
Call 1t q Craze.
AN ALARMING STATEMENT
CONCERNING WOMEN.
HOW BAD HABITS ARE FORMED.

The Nev York 7,r5Hre says: 18th. habit of
taking headache powders is Increasing 10 an
alarming extent among great number of wo-
men throughout the country. These powders as
their name indicates. claimed by the manu-
facturers to be positive and speedy cure for any
form of headache. In many cases their chief
ingredient is morphine, opium, cocaine or some
other equally injurious drug having tendehcy
to deaden pain. The habit of taking thei1 is
easily formed, but almost impossible to shake
of. Women usually begin taking them to re-
iieve 4 raging headache and soon resort to the
powder to alleviate any little pain or ache they
may be subjected to- and finally like the NOR
Prime opium fend. get into the habit Of taking
them regularly, imagining that they are in pain
If they happen to miss their regular dose"
In nine cases out of ten, the trouble is
in the stomach and liver Take simple
laxative and liver tonic and remove the
offending matter which deranges the
stomach and causes the headache. DR..
Pierces Pleasant Pellets are composed
entirely of the purest, concentrated,
vegetable extracts. One Pellet is
dose; sugar-coated, easily swallowed;
once used, ARRAYS in fazor They posi-
lively cure sick headache and remove
the disposition to it.
Mr. E. VARGAsoS Of Othey LAKE, Latter Co.
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Pride .sunlbled,

She entered the hardware store with the
air Of one who confers favor or the earth
By continuing TO exist upon it. She was
as portly as middle age and high living
could make her and as slender as French
stays ard tailor made gown could force
her TO be. She looked through tho clerk
with her lorgnette and then said:
Have you alabaster plates and cooking
utensils"
"Alabaster?" faltered the clerk II
don't think we have, madam. "
Surely you have" she retorted weari-
~, as one who is very tired of having to
teach people what they ought to know
themselves. ''All stores must keep them.
They are quite common"
I'VE do not, y replied the clerk deferen-
TALLY, or at least we do not call them
by that name"
Probably not" said madam contempt
uously. Then see if you recognize them
under the name of fireproof:'
oh" cried the clerk, great light
breaking in upon his brain. You meant
asbcstus, not alabaster."
And for the next 10 minutes the stout,
imposing lady had little less the air OF
comforting a favor upon the community
by living-New York World.
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Hancock.
;IJ RP Y.

SURRY.
Mir. Warren Young of Starry, Morgan S
Bay, died on Jan. 2d, of lung fever com
plicating asthma. Mr.. Young who for
many years has been u great sufferer from
asthma was SO much debilitated when he
contracted lung fever that it was only one
week from the time he was taken sick be-
fore he died He was a man highly re
spectcd by all, and will be much missed
by a large circle of friends. Mr. Roland
Millillen and wife who spent the fall in
California and Colorado, returned home
recently. Tho many relatives and friends
Of Mrs Ann Coultrc who had paralytlc
shock some time ago are much pleased
to learn that she has so far recovered as
to be around the housc.--Mrs. Flora
Herrick, a former resident of this town,
but now of Eluchill, returned to her
home. Tuesday, from visiting friends and
relatives in this place. Mr. +. a. Hcrrick
of Bluehill, was in town Tuesday Mr..
Herrick taught the high school in this
place some few years ago, with perfect
satisfaction and his many friends that he
gained at that time, were much pleased
to see his smiling face once more. lie Is
a school teacher who has gained a great
reputation and Il large circle OF friends
wherever be has been.-The a. o. I. W.
held their annual installation on Satur-
day evening. Jan 5th, 1895. ID. ID. &.
NJ W. Parker Spofford of Bucksport,
assisted by S. Watson Cousins OF East
Bluehill Lodge as G. Guide and Dr.
Vim. Emery as p. G. VI. W. of Surry
Lodge, No. IS, installed the officers.
After which all repaired to the dining
hall where bountifGl rcpast was spread
to which ample Justice was done. After
Supper they adjourned to the lodge room
waere speeches were made by Parker
Spofford. D. D. 6. Nj. ". of Bucksport ;
Messrs. Higgins, Rowe, Saunders and
Holt of Ellsworth Lodge; Messrs Cousens,
Grindlo. Marks and Cousins of East Blue
hill Lodge and Bro, A. l.. Morgan of
Rar uarbor. also Messrs. Phillips, Staples,
Treworgy. Emery and others of this lodge.
All left feeling happy and wishing a
q 70 life to the A. O. L. W. The officers
of Surry Lodge No. IS, A. o. I. ". for
i ns wear 1895 are as follows; W. NJ,
II. Fl. Phillips; foreman, ". :, Treworgy :
oycrsecr. John NJ. Young; recorder, j. f.
STAPLES; financler, J. +. Colt; receiver,
r.. G. Osgood; guide, D. j. Curtis; inside
Waterman, +. c. SWEET; outside watch
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which docs not provide for hard labor, OF
else pind the tramp over to the grand
Jury. A tramp bound over in Augusta.
10" would lie in jail without possibility
Oh ms being put to hard labor until the
meeting OF the grand jury in April. 1,
IS proposed by this amendment to give
the municipal judge power to send the
tranps directly to Jail and to the stone
yarl.
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Mich., writes d; ! not
infrequentiy have an at
tack of the headache.
1t usually comes on il
the forenoon. At my
dinner / eat my regular
meal, and take one or
two of Doctor Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets ifume-
diately after, and in the
course of an hour my
headache is cured and
no bad effects. I feel
better every way for
having taken them
not worse, as is usual
after taking other kinds
of pills. Pleasant Pei
lets are worth more
than their weight in
gold, if for nothing else
than to cure headache"
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STATE NEWS.
AroOstOok.
GIAPLETON

IAILEIUN.
The water III F. Il. Swan s well was
20 low few days ago that he had the
locks removed and the well decpcned
several feet, and now has plenty of water.
MIR J. c. Chandler has moved into his
new building, and is quite comfortably
situated for the winter.-O. j. Higgins
has received 1924 on re-rating for pension.
S G. +. Smith has bought the Stewart
& Marston store and will open it in a few
lays.
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Somerset.
CORNVILLE.

Mrs Martin Smith was stricken with
paralysis Tuesday, Jan. LIST, losing the
power of speech which is not yet fully re-
stored, although some improvement is
noticeable She is about 20 years old
Winter schools have closed except in Dis
trict No. 4, which is being taught By Her
bert Blackwell with his usual success.
ST. ALDANS
A large number Of shovel handle blocks
are being drawn in and soon business
will be rushing ut Mr.. Turner's shop
The Southland Mfg. Co., will buy fir and
spruce by the cord cut 5Jz feet long to
saw into box shocks Farmers are har-
vesting their ice now which is,. of very
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man. J. Wescott; trustees, VIM. E.
emery. J. NJ. Mckenney, H. c. Young.
Kennebec.

kennebec.
WINDSOR.
Henry Dunton has bought the Philip
I,acy farm and will move there IN the
sn-inp.-C. l. York has gone into the
grocery business with ". N. Estes, hay
mo purchased half interest in the store
and goods of Mr. Estes. Mrs. Sarah
Melvin has been quite sick the past week
hut is reported as improving now she
* attended by DIR. Sukeforth OF Turner
Corner.-Jaspcr 5. Gray lost nice colt
recently by an accident. The colt which
was hitched to q stake while Mr.. Gray
was watering other colts, started TO run
breaking the stake, frightening him so
ne Jumped and the stake entered the body
near the flank causing death Immediately
BRANCH MILLS.
On Jan. LIST, at high noon, occurred
the marriage of Carrie A. Dodge at her
hone. to Warren 5. Quint OF Portland,
the Rev. J. r. Hall, officiating. The
bride was attended by her cousin, Winni-
fred worthiag, and the groom by Pearl
". Dodge, brother Of the bride. The
wedding was quiet one, only the near
relatives and few intimate friends icing
present. After the ceremony elegant
refreshments We're served Mr.. and Mrs.
Ouint were the recipients of many useful
and valuable prescnst. The bride Is
widely known as teacher in the public
schools in town and has hosts OF friends
who will extend to the happy couple
their best wishes. They will visit few
weeks in Portland before going to house
keeping.
NORTH MONMOUTH.
Our STREETS have had stirring business
like appearance since good shedding came
Ok teams and from one to four horse
teams arc seen on our streets daily haul
ing pine, poplar, birch and Eastwood to Il.
Pettingill's box mill. Mr. Pcttingill has sold
a great many apple barrels this fall and
winter and still they are calling for them; ;
he has had from two to four coopors work-
ing since last September; he buys his
stavcs and hoops in Canada and Buffalo
\. Y. Mr. Pcttingill is nowd employin-
ten men in his factory at North Mon
mouth, and number at his mill in
Greene which he purchased last fall, and
where he will saw long lumber, and buy
pine by the cord to be sawed into box
boards. Annabessacook blanket mill
is running to its full capacity and por-
ton of the time running evenings.-The
boot webbing mill is not running.-Ed
Donnell is busy in his machine shop.-N.
Spears carriage shop is full of sleighs
pungs and sleds to be rcpaired.-A. NJ
Turner has all the horse shooting he can
ttend to.-Farmers are getting up their
winters wood and hauling their apples
TO the station. Most of the apples are sold /;
buyers are now paying $3.50 to Sl.75 per
Dbl for No. /. Some of the large lots are
not sold, and viii be held till about
March Mrs. Sarah Il. Palmer who
buried her husband, William A. Palmer
about three weeks ago, has received Il
check for $4,000 from the A. o. L. W. of
which Mr.. Palmer was q member We
have about twenty Jews in our village
and their numbers are increasing fast
by births. They had wedding week ago
last Sunday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-01-10

fine quality.-The Ladies' Relief Corps
will give sociahle ut town hall next
Friday evening. a small admittance will
be charged and the proceeds will be given
TO help fit up the soldiers home mt Camp
BENSON