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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-03-28
N.u Yor. r..A,o. Letter..

The tailor gown with slight decrease
In the skirt Is one Of the favnrite spripr
costumes. While the newest skirts fof
utility dresses are somewhat smaller, the
evening toilettes and costumes OF gauzY
fabrics retain the fullness OF the past
winter, but the tendency OF all skirts OF
tie present epoch is TO bring the greater
part OF the fullness directly in the back.
Street costumes are popular made with
an Elton jacket, q garment which VIII
largely supersede the blazer Tor the com
Ing summer The Elton Is cut ra'hei
short on the hips with pointed or square
postilliou effects In the back and with a
froat ornamented with plain or iancy
revers. The new Louis XIV coat models
are very elegant with with wide reVers
and with their hip pockets on the vest.
The spring sleeves from the best New
York houses are slightly smaller with
dropping shoulder effect. Many oil the
imported sleeves are made with several
ruf,les. Jockeys. shoulder capes or elbow
puffs over tight lining. The Bishop
sleeve Is the favorte for wash materials,
as well as for shirt waists. This sleeve Is
often tucked or trimmed with bands OF
insertion. SILK waists still form part OF
the costume. though those In the Louis
form are more dopular than the draped or
shutred waists OF last season. The outside
jackets for early spring arc sllghl'y
shorter than those Of last season. They
are tight fitting IN the back with loose
front and turned over reyers. Some are
al the under arm seams the remainder OF
the belt is slipped inside. Frepch Chal-
les show designs ia Dresden effects. with
Empire garaudS anI with Persian cOlorS.
Dresses made OF these fabrics are orna-
mented with Marie Antoinettc lichus and
are much trimmed with ribbons, For
these items OF information we are in
dcbted to the Mcdowell fashion journals
which are always abundantly rich in
descriptions aud designs.
La Mode dc Paris" aud Paris
Album OF Fashions" costs only
So. 30 a year, or 81 cents per copy; "Thc
French Dressmaker' Is So. 90 per anuum,
or so cents a copy; LA Mode" costs
only Sl.50 per year, or II cents copy.
II You are unable TO procure either of
these publications from your news
dealer do not take a substitute from
him, but apply by mail 10 MeSsrs. a.
Mcdowell X Co., West llth street.
New York City.
Timothy Mcmahon. OF Mo,hervlIc
Mich. left his home in Ireland 60 years
ago. aud Went To Australia. His two
brothers and a sister came TO the United
States. John Mcmahon settled miles
from MoshrrvilIe. aud Michael and the
sister located near Hanover. Since
Timothy left for Australia nothing was
heard from him until few days ago
whcn d letter was received stating that
Tim had died leaving a fortune amount
in- 20 $50 eco. 600. 10 be divided between
his twO brothers and SISTER in this Coun
try. lhe fortunate people are all wei
known in Mo>hervillr. and are in
s;raightcu"d CircHmStan L. is said
that thrr" is not The slightest doubt thu
announcement j. all right, aud that tbcy
will get the money.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-03-28
ELECTRICITY FOR FISHING.
Here Isl New Device That Tells the Fish.
erman when lie Has u Bite.

An electrical genius has come to the
aid of night fishermen. Men who catch
ee's and other fresh water fish for the
market sometimes set as many as a
dozen lines, says the New York World.
These must he taken up from time 70
time for examination. The new device
Is an arrangement by which. when the
fish or eel is hooked, the first pull closes
an electric circuit--a fine wire running
alongside the line-and tiny bell at
the shore end sounds the alarm. 4
small storage battery is part of the
equipment, as n matter of course.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-03-28
Forgot His NecLtie

United States Minister Mr.. Pile. of
virginia. venturcd to present him.
self to the president o. Venezuela on
one occasion minus n rcckth. Presi-
dent Bianco very sharply reminded him
OF his forgctfulness Of ,tioucttc. and
shortly nfterward sent him about his
bUsins.s
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-03-28
The snaii-RaisInr Indu.tr,.

Snails are great delicacy. they say.
anyhow. enough OF them are eaten by
The gournets Of Europe to make the
raising OF snails on large scale profit
able. Switzerland has regular snail
farms. Not long ago 10000 snaiIs.
weighing two tons, were shipped from
Meiringen TO Paris In one day.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-03-28

Death In Exile Of Man who Had Tshes
Many Llvos-

Death In Exile Of . Man who Had TsAes
Many Livos-
On the little island of Ustica, 40 miles
from Palermo, Italy, there died the
other day n man who was for years the
terror of the people Of Naples and the
kingdom of the Two Sicilies, says the
New York Tribune. He was Gaefano
Impellizzeri, once the headsman under
Ferdinand III. of Naples. The useless
executions attributed to Impellizzeri
are countless and, with the cruelty he
showed, led to his denunciation by Mr..
Gladstone 4oyears ago in the philippines
which the statesman directed against
Ferdinand.
The executions were only in part
public; il was the executions in secret
usually night-which gave the man
his power. IL was he who executed in
San Francisco place, Naples, the Gala
brian Agistilas Milanoque, who on De-
cember 9, 1856, made bayonet thrust
at King Ferdinand H., and patriots in
Vulnerable became its victims.
When Garibaldi entered Naples in
September, 1860, the excited populace
went in search of the hated headsman,
but he cared much for his own life,
although he thought little of that of
Others, and escaped with his wife.
Later he was imprisoned on the island
of Ustica, where he became an officer
of the fort built in those days TO pro-
tcct the island against pirates. He
was in receipt of n pension of five dol
lars a month--much more than he de-
served. He was 81 years old at the time
OF his death.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-14

Die Girma @rinols & @rssorp fds
an ibr Woarenbaus an 5. Npeuue n6ro
LID eineu 22xS0 JuB sroBeu Gnbau &c.
ri4ten. Die @ontractoren Gruber 8
8ortuOQ fab nit Der Steinorbeit be
traut.
- Samftas ftarb i'm 81. 8apbaels
Sospital elm in ben lesten Sabren ale
Dieuftma9b in Der 5omilie D. W. Na.
ion au8efeQt seueieues, 19 Sabre aliea
Ndb&en namenS Naria Waus. Die
8erwapbten Der Berftorbenen tpurben
BON beren lob in &enntnls seiebt; ba
BON iener Seite aber feline Nntmort er.
fclate. tuuroe be 2sl4e Sountas auf
Stabtfofen beeroist.
- rluldnst eriu1te @opt. Osear
TapIor pom bier ben Senator Nelion unb
ben Reprdientantsn 9opne, i'm Gonares
be grlaubniB 81 ertuirfen. ooB iene Yin.
iieoler. bic fi4 iest auf Der Ntue 2aes
&eieruation befiuben, ibre Ssimftdtts
%@introsunsen auf iene 2dnoereien mo-
4eu f6nnteu. ouf oenen fe fi1 nieberae-
lo1en. Senator Nelion ianbte BEN
@apt. 1aplor cine Nntmort, Der menis
9offnuns 81 %entnsbmen if. bas on cine
iol1e Legislative @rloubniB 81 oenfen
lei. Serr Nelion idreibt, oaB bic Sn
oianer oas &e4t bdtten, ouf Der &eier.
patton 5u uerbleiben. unb in oieiem Sal
lie lei ni4t senus 2dnberei uorrdtbis,
UNI bic Gniprl4e ~ befriebisen.
- Der BON benz unternebmuu9suol.
len Germ B. Garter neben benz Speis>
seleiie Der Greet Rortbern 3miidsn 6.
unb Z. Gueuue erri4tete Miblenbau
ftebt iest in ieiuem NeuSeren poIenbet
oa. 9as @ebdube 1T in Birflihfeit
cine 3ieroe Der Stabt Su nennen. Nit
Der inneren Giuri1iuns uiro iofort be-
sonnen, uno penn a0es gut pom itatten
sebt, miro sesen Suli oas neue Setrie
be in Semesuus seiest ruerben t0nnen.
- @elssenili1 Der in lester Bode
IN Winneopolis 9ebalteuen 8eriamm.
lung oes orltten Bataiuons bes 5neiten
&eslments muroe Serr 8. 3. Sauia,
8aifirer Der bieiisen Werdants 0atic'
ualboni. OILS Ober,G ommanbeur nit
Soup.quartier in ct. glouo ernannt.
Sas brittle Battalion idlieBt bic Dluis
iionen st. @louo, Brinceton, Jeraus
Ja0s unb 8arnespiQe in fid. Nue oieie
D,uifiouen meroen auf benz minneapolis
5elolaser uertreten iein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-14
Di6,eDan-Nadrtmren

Contractor Watb. Sennen Don Sprina
6iI bat tteie @chs bic &rbett an hem On.
tau an bic &ir&s tn Sate SeurY b~espnnsn,
las Gunbament ,ur n.uen SirGe, mel.
DE tn Der pom to6w. 3. gantrattus, 8,
e. g., paforirten Gtmeinpt 8retp6rt err
rt4tst wire, wirs ausentlidli& aussssra.
ben.
So6w. 3. &lpbpns. 8. 9. g.. pom Der
ct. Sptn's Nbtei psrIab in bisisn 3asen
pdtrenb Der &twsIsnbeit tts bohp. 2.
8rescr, 8. g. g., bic ct. Glputtr unbe.
f.dte 6 mpfdnsnitsemsinhs
anfanss nd6fen Rpnats wirt her
bc1tp'fe 6err Stf6pf Wartp ben Gdfein
Der neuen Yfarrihule lesen. pelhe bic ron,
bp1p. Germ III. Rafsr In 9ittls Sans
paftcrirn ensltf4 beuti6 fatbcliite 8e.
naeints errihten ldst.
Sc1p. Serr Ts6ant 3. Shooter BON
Welroie bat narnens fetner 9eretnbe elm
beritlbtn seberises @runttad ssStn Elm
anberes, has nab Anfi6t hes bp6w. Germ
Seelfprssrs fur ben b%tftmmtsn 3psd ss.
sisnetsr IL. umseiauftt. Guf benz 8runb,
tld pire ipbalb ais tbunli6 cine neus Sir.
DE errtGtet perhen.
Seute fsisrt he fatbcliite STRIDE, has
SET Gbrif Stmmslfabrt; Der Sag Ia elm
sebotener Setsrtas. I'm itnen &rttttsrn in
ct. Glout, bic ibr 3aaeswtrf nitt psrab'
fdumen f6nnen, cine 8tlestnteit ;u seben,
ibrer Sfitt stmds cine bl. Wsie ,u boren.
pirb in terGatbebrale n1prsens 6 utr unt In
Der rntsHtdten Gmpfdnaniefir6e mcrstns
talb 6 ubr cine Redt selsfen psresn.
Gin.n ieltensn 8unfssnub battsn aIs,
uelhe lid am Tpnnertaa Gtene tn Der
Safe Der CATHEDRAL yfarrf6uls iufdmmen.
%aefunten, UNI Der ron ben 3osltnsen Der
unter 9eituna Der ebp. Sensetctinerf6rs-
fern in ct. Glcut febsntsn ct. 9lctbil.
ea's Ntoeamie perdnitaltettn muitfdlt'ttn
unhrtaltuns bet,upcbnen. Tae Ct.
Gipub tets serne berttt II, cine pom Sim
bern sesebent uuterbaltuns Al bsfu6en,
,tiste lid wieher am Tcnnsrfas Nbsnb,
BEN bic aerdumise S6ulbaut mar bis auf
benz lssten ylas ssflIt une. penn aud srcs
bic Rsnfhenmenss, In terielben fanb ii6
ntht cine YerIcn, bic iih niht nit ben Set.
tuustn Der !36slinse etnannter &taeemte
,ufrtepsn sestben bdtte. Wtt f6cn bel
frlbertn 8%eltgsnbtittn 70 erpie'en fi6 Bic
S6pefern Bel Der lesten unterbaltuns In
ibrsn !3Ssiinsen ais tl6tiae unb erfcls.
reihe &nleiterinnen In Der Duff. ais 'plGe,
bic elmer suten %untsrfisuns aGsr Gltern.
bic ibre 8inter auf muitdltihtm 8tbtlte
sut unb srintli6 ausssbilbst pifen MOD.
ten. rppbl rptrtb int. Die etrp. S6wt.
fern tirfsn tsFen gents itin, bas. penn
INNER ie Elm sutes, lcbtnsperttes. tur6
sinsn ron ibren 36elinssn asbptentn 8una.
genus %aebobents r%lnttrnebmen sefbrbert
fsten mShttn. Ct. Glcub In btefer Sinf6t
ttrem @uni&e su winfatren INNER unb
freubtsft bereit III.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-14
eunstnihwtnbinhi

guuetn,hwtub1nhf.
Reine 9rau lit OIL itmaden Gunsen uno
Is bteb, oaB iie iid I'M lebten Stadium Der
9unaenihwinoiuht befdnoe. sic bssanu
8bite 8iue Of Tar Sprup gu nebmen uno
ipiirte ioiort grleihteruns. Sic 9ebrauht
leBt bic pierte 5laide, uno ibre 9eiunobeit
1T better oils felt pielen Sabren. y8tr enl'
pieblen oenielben aerne allen.
Brooilin Station, Do.
&eu. s. ". 5lp.
Suiau y. Slp.
Bu pertauisu in VI. 5. 6ubnS Apo.
tkste, st. gleue, Wu1x.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-14
VrIbjabrs.H eini8un8.

Sect il as ilr Sausbdltsrinntn an Der
!3.it, ibrt Srlbiabrs.8 sinisunssarbsit III
psrrithn. east eutr 9apssieren cpsr @n.
Nreiten ron W a & 9 obn bsicr-
gen. Iisls 5irma Bat Ipeten ben tefsn
@prratb an fanes 5apstsn. @ufsrn erbal.
ten. Der il in ct. 9lUub sorsslsst wures
unb tiss ~ Yrsiisn. bic ben 3sittn sntiprs.
den. BORT fault ibr Sdpsttn ppn 5 Ste
bis 81 so bic 8cle. Spre6t bel !3sittr
Dor unb psrtutst ben 6sibdftsanprans.
Ias 9aps,isrsn pirb nur ppn ben srfabren.
fen Wdnntrn bsIorst.
Wapbtp & Spbn,
81 2t 5. Give. nSrelth.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-14
gu perfauien ODER ~ uerpadten.

Die In @spn sslsssne, err Dor 3 Sakrsn
ertauts 8dIs, unb Suttsrfabrif fam NIT
"a mmtlttsr Ginrt6tuns unttr slnaissn
Ssttnsunaen sefauft cher in ya6t stn0m-
men perpen. Ndtsrrs tu erfrasen BET Der
NppnGrtam trp GpmpanS
&ppn, etsaSRS Co.. Ntau.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-14
GQenwlQren.

1000 Gnn 5anerYhr aIepsrisus bon ppspslhr Srsut nit fsbnNn 5aHen. an.
eee perlansen fur bic 9lsite Guattat l23 9s; untrS BARGAIN. Srns9 . Gs.
800 GMn AZ 3a fantp Novelty cutting bts II IS Sn bic Cue. fptjnnT Yas tn
ehtr gScbe nj "A Cts.
1900 glen Sanep .artrhs Rcpsts cutting, wertb SO bis 60 9sr grtaufsSrsts Ut
80 Cts.
3oa gam, wpnenss 5en6 Serss Cutting, ins Gualtdt NIT Ssft pOasmts
gaar, rsuldrer IS Cts gftb. Sarsata Verhusprss nur IS Ss.,
Seine Gualtdt gang wraens Ncoehs plahtrs alshufrns gu tsrabSststtn yrtnen.
Spntne unt attractive BARGAINS sine nfdten ue tane9 ihpdrpn 8lttrrrpnsn ~
Yefn ppn l9 Sts bis $l75 psr yare.
1000 CHEN aeee. unb Stlryen. Sinstam,r sulartr 7 SS, rtrtb, ipsjHl in bhtr
Wpbs nur 5Gs.
1900 GRn era feline 3stYr @tnsbams tarrt une aefrnft NIB in icNttn Sarbsn
wutt l23 unb Is Ss. irnfwp, unitr tpGrar Yrss nur 10 Ste.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-14
tofort 8emomulen,

perbs i'd ~ sinsm srpben Bargain bic IN.
ter hem 3amtn Sub Wbitnep Sarm" In
Sstt. II une Is, Natne grairie betannt III.
psrtaufen. $500 1T dfes, pas perlanst
wirt. Tssslsthen p~srtaufe i'd bic 6amltn
Sarm auf Der Sfisits pss 8tpsr. ,pet Ret-
len BON Der ct. Ausufa STRIDE, 81 Ader
arcs nit sutsn DISQUALIFICATION, febr bi1ts.
Rur $500 &n,abluns, Der 8eff auf !3ett.
6. Z. Atpppe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-14
Z. y. SiieninS,

SABRE lang nit 8. {. 6arter, bat cine
sistns Ylumbsr. @ertfdtte In Rp. Is an 60
&pe. luelih, nd6f gu 8rdmrr's SleifHsr'
labtn srSTnet. Or erfreut i6 bee &ufes
zines srittr Slafe Ne6anitsrs. Sprs&t
bet ibm Dor. l9-ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-14
s.. IS. Wibeltti6,
Wanaser.
Su p~erfauten.

aleie per Tonne baar 81 $500.
35 Yiuno w ebl uno Is Bflno Siehtuffer
aesen ieoen Bui4el Ro l Rorthern Bet3en
in umtaui& aenommen. Sefies Hossen'
mebl In Der
ls-ba 0bsa 8ause Ratte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-14
6elcanlctbcn

Mir psrleiben 6ele auf eulttpirtss Sarm.
lamb ~ 7 bis 9 grp3eni. Dies bdnst pom
gstrase unb Der Siherbsit ab. SntNrfen
sablbar sinmal i'm Sabre. !3sbn Sabre
3eit cber aud friber jabltdr. 8ein Bonus,
teine Nuslasen. Sprett Dor cbsr ihrsitt,
mtnn itr cine 8elbanleibt MAIDEN mont.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-14
&1uOereten

@tltes 9dn NIB ron Sl.75 bis $40 per
alder. 100000 Ader Su p~ertauftn.
@isfenlant ron "a bis sl2 per 1T
Ter. 10000 &der su %psrfauftn.
9ulttptrte carmen NIT Wteisn
unb einisss Climber .9anb gu 80 bis $40 per
alder. 200 Sarmen ,u psrfauftn. 8cmmt
INNER ~ uns fur ednbersttn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-02-19
Secrets of Their Lives.

Every mans life, no matter how
humble, would furnish an interesting
book if cleverly written You can't al
ways tell by q glance at man what his
past has been. There is humble car
penter in town who was the prize ora
Cor at an eastern college. Not far from
the home Of the writer of this there lives
an ugly, decrepit old woman who was
considered in her youth the handsomest
girl IL Kentucky. Poems were written
about her, men went crazy over her,
and duels were fought by jealous ad-
mirers Yet she married worthless
man who got drunk and abused her.
The intensely religious life followed by
another man in town is the result of re-
morse over having caused the death of a
comrado great many years ago. A wo-
man who WAS once presented at court in
England is not admitted to the best so
oiety in Atchison. a highly respectable
citizen sends 81, 900 a year away TO the
conscience fund at Washington. Young
people are interesting for what they are,
but the older folks are moro interesting
for what they have been, if they could
be induced to tell the story. --Atchisor
Globe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-02-19

1t was lively party Of C. A. +. men
which left for Bangor, Tuesday morning,
to attend the meetings Of the State en-
campment held there during the day, and
to ba continued through today. All an.
ticipated u moss enjoyable time, and from
all accounts certainly get it, Among
those who attended the meeting were
Commander Z ". Black, a D. Russell.
Louis Sclhing, Thomas Clark, p. NJ.
Fogler, A. :. Bangs, A. \. Nichols,
William McDayid and Melville Smith.
W. a. Newcomhe also went on to attend
the meeting. On the morning train We're
many @. \. X. men, from down river.
including National Commander Ivan II.
Walker of indianapolis, Ind.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-02-19
Daitg geuaetIee Sa..snaI.

CARDS op rHhrxa, OBITUARY sorrors. ,x,,
LorioNs Or RESPECT. ETC., win be cb.yved. :,
the rate OF ten cents per line. No ob,,us
less than seventy FIVE cent?.
ALL ADvEaTIsfss ANNOUNCEMENT T.,
TRhTArH"Hars, whose object is the ,,,,,,.
money viii be charged at the rate q, 49,
ceDts = line. eeh
hpVkhTisi"o KoTIoEs. new. form, viii no
clnoed from our local columns, excep. ,u,,
refer to advertisers occupying suses IN 49,
advertising coIuInns and will be RIM 49,
separate head on one OF the local pages.
Subscribers who fail 20 receive tbe
promptly viii confera favor no no,,..,s'1
Office Immediately. '"'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-02-19

Thousands are suffering excruoiatIrq
misery from that plague Of the night,
Itching Piles and say nothing about il
through sense Of delioacy. All such
will find an instant relief in the use OF
Deans Ointment. It never fails.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-02-19

Rev John Reid, ,Tr., of Great Falls
Mon, recommended kly's Cream Balm
TO me. can emphasize his statement
1t Is positive cure for catarrh if used
MS directed Rev. Francis w. Poole
Pastor Central Pres. Church, Helena
Mont
1t Is the medicine above all others for
ca'arrh' and is worth its weight in gold.
can use Ely's Cream Balm with safety
and 1t does all that is claimed for it.-R
w. Sperry Hartford, Conn.
m,W&fS,w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-02-19

Major P. NJ. Folgsr has accepted the
invitation to deliver the Memorial day
Grafton at North Whitefeld, this year.
North WhItedeld IS to be congratulated as
Mr. Fogler is a speaker who on anything
touching the late Civil war, especially.
talks it right out, means Whist he says,
and is thoroughly informed of what he
does say
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-02-19

Ash wednesday services will be held to-
day, at st. Marks church at 1890 in
the morning; 730 in the evening. The
Lenten services at St. Marks are to be
held every day, at 4 o'clock In the after
noon except Gu Wednesday, when the
service IS to be at 80 in the evening.
Services to consist Of evening prayer and
sermon or address.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-02-19
Antiquity of Carrier Pigeons.

The carrier pigeon WAS in use by the
state department of the Ottoman empire
as early as the fourteenth century. Lith-
cow says that dispatch was carried from
Bagdad to Aleppo, 80 days journey on
horses, in As hours.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-02-19

:. :. Hartt the organist, Of St. Marks
church, has prepared special programme
q music for Sunday evening services at
the church. The choir is doing some ex.
cellent work, which with the effective
organ adds materially to the musical part
Of the services.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-02-19
Chicago Produce Market.

~, NHIUhbU, ftb. 70.
-HteauNi ----------------- Hard
spring wheat patents, So Ioa$3 Is in wood: soft
wheat patents 50 00aS3 10; har I'd wheat bakers,
q d5as2 5O three sacks soft wheat bakers,
- ooasZ 70; winter wheat 50 2Oaf3 40 in wood.
67Ba6ki. w. 'eu'
UoRs-No. 2, 255a2sl.
OATs-No. q 1920
RYR-No2. 3ela8Si
BARLEy-No. 2,.5js3o
ELAxsgED-N MOL 9Oaqoi.
PORK $9.S. las loco
LsRp-s5. 45aS5.45.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-02-19

Some citizen. in the effort TO give some
plausible reason for the cold wave. an
nounces it a. his theory that Prof Nanscn
hit tho North pole with his stick with
such Gree as to create a widely felt dis
turtance Of the colder airs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-02-19
local Notice.

Remember the sale of the five years old,
black Knox colt, this noon, at +. ".
Colby's, Page street. febl9dlt
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If cats lick their bodies and wash their
faces, expect rain
Early frosts are usually followed by
long, hard winter
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The elegant estate situate il Augusta, at the
Junction of Green and State streets, owned bv
Ersstps Bartlett, ESQ and formerly occupied
by Or. j. .. We, bster; IL comprises Il very
Large tract Of land, in the heart OF the City
ped with furnace, oath ROOM set range, omen
hre places and thorough system Of plumbing
The stable which is detached from he house
could easily be turned n'oa dwelling. 10 be
sold at 81 low price. Apply To Or address Len
dali Titcomb. Augusta, Elaine novI3atf
ol5 Fbgfra, ~hcle apd oiesn, Al Eevyaaap
Soph#AS fa5ns, price 10 caDfs per henGt@e
iau3gfh.
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FOR SALE OR TO LET

Small advertisements not exceeding 2our
lines .thirty words coming under the head Of
V AEfED. FoB 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 ty mali remittance of
postage stamps or postal note should be made
with order, as the charges too small to
open accounts for.
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Lee" Dixon returned, Tues day. to Al.
bon, w..e"e De IS employed in saw mill,
after pas,iu1 few days st his home in
this city.
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Highland Lodge a. o. L. W. is proud
If its Kid, and will show it off to its
hest advantage next Thursday night at
Mconian hall
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/ ". H. Brooks viii go to Bangor, Wednes.
d'0 % attend the state encampment
7i ti'c q. a. r, which is being held
No..
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a very attractive speaker. the audience
listened, with great interest to her des-
ciiptions this is comment Of The Con-
gregalionalist upon lecture by Miss
Charlotte Thorndike sibley, who will
deliver a public lecture in the Congresa-
tienal chapel. Thursday evening.
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Notice Of Sale q naIinnuanf Sfock.

Office of the Suffolk Mailing Machine CO.
BURLINGTON, Vt, February Y, 1893.
Notice is hereby givea chat there are de-
linquent upon The following described stock
of the Suffolk Mailing Machine Company, on
account OF Assessment No. B levied Decenl-
per n, 1873, the several amounts set opposite
the names Of the respective shareholders, IS
follows;
Names No. No. Amt Of
LLOYD S. Earl, 1929 y $40 90
NJ. G. Fuller, l0;n 30 90
Woodbury. Goodwin, 3ooO
And, in accordance with law and an order
passed by the board If directors OF the com
pany on said 9th day Of December 1895. at the
time Of levying said asses ment. SO many
shares OF each parcel u said stock wil be sold
at public auction at the office OF the treasurer
of the company in Burlington, Vermont, at
the hour of three ociot the afternoon on
the 10th day of March 1856. as may be necessa-
ry to pay said delinquent assessment thereon
together with advertising charges, interest
and expenses of sale.
A. G. WHITING, Treasurer
febdl9-2damar3
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The Faust Company which gave a
li5rfaace here, Monday evening, left
.a' Bangor IN tbs Tuysdly morning
tl..il.