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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-09

sic W niedziele d. IL kwietnia r. b. W
sail zwykiych posiedzeh o godz. 2 DO
Pofudniu, ma kt6rem obecnosc ka.dego
ozfonka jest bezwarunkowo konieczns.
Ma Posiedzeniu tenn odozytanem bedzie
sPrawozdanie fnansowe tax grupy jake
l Towarzystwa z dochodow rozcho.
dow Z calego roku, i zarazem nastapi
wybor novel administraoyi. Ci zas,
ktorzy Jeszcze ME naleta do tego. To-
w~arzystwa, a maja zamiar wstapic tax
do gr. lo4 jake tez do Tow. Kosynierzy
k~osciuszki, nieohaj sic zgiosza ma po-
siedzenie. Me zapominajoie rodacy,
ae Pomoc bratnia kaademu z mas Jest
Potrzebna. Mi}osc i Pozdrowienie.
Max. Kodak, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-09
(Ciag dalszy z strony l-eD

ma tenn sic opiera, Re studenci zaopa.
.trywali chlop6w W ksiazki polskie, pc
miedzy ktoremi policyi udalo sic pc.
ohwycic wydawnictwa krakowskie. o.
gromna to zbrodnia W oozach moskiew.
skich. Ma lyle jednak aresztowah, te
jedne mily rzadowi plon wyda}y,
Wszystkie inne ma panewce sic spalily
wprawi}y w}adze W k}opot: co z tym
fantem zrobie? Trudno odgadna6, jak
sobie Rad poradzi. Pomiedzy rome
mi projektami, jake sic pc glowach
rusyfkatorskick snu}y, jeden doradzal
zupefne wydawnictw ludowyoh supry-
mowanie. Me utrzyma1 sic atoli, re
wzgledu ma to, Re W takim razie miej-
soc wydawnictw w~arszawskich zajelyby
krakowskie i by4oby jeszcze gorzej.
Chop, kuPiwszy ksiaaeczke jedna, dru-
giej juz ME kupuje. Gdyby ksiaze-
ozek w~arszawskich, pod cenzura wy
oh~odzacych, ME sta1o, otworzylaby sic ma
szeroka skale kontrabanda, bombardu-
jaoa TABOR rosyjski ogniem k~rzyzowym,
z Poaudnia i z zachodu. Dopiero by}o-
by wesele! Dopiero takie odezwy, jak
owa z 20 listopada, uczyiyby oh}opow
przywiazania do oesarza!
Ma zakohczenie wypisze co nastepu-
je z .Warsz. Dniewnika': Nv dniu
IA lutego cz}onkowie oddzia1u war
s~zawskiego Cesarskiego racyonalnego
polowania dswali obiad ma czesc swe-
go cz}onka h~onorowego, br. P. A. Szu.
walowa. Do i~nstytucyi tel, iak via
domo, naleza Rosyanie i Polacy. w
liczbie w~yg}oszonych NOW i toastow
szozegolnie sympatycznie przez obec-
nych przyjete bylo przemowienie hr.
Il. A. Wielopolskiego, ktory wypowie.
dziai szczegolne zadowolnienie, jake
60 doznaja przedstawioiele %miejsoOwe-
60 polskiego towarzystwa, ilskroc z te-
go lub innego powodu zdarzy sic i'm
spotykac W sprawsch publicznych i in
nych z przedstawicielami narodowosci
rosyjskiej". - Przedstawiciele totca.
rzystsoa i przedstawiciele narodowosci.
Pomiedzy mimi panuje harmonic zupe}-
ma cd ozasu, jak towarzystwo, do kt6
rego sic Pr. A. w. z~alicza, reprezento-
wac poczeli targowiczanie.
Y. J.. u.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-09
DUNKIRK, N. Y. 81 marca 1895.

DUNKIRK, NJ. y. 81 maroa 1895.
w dniu 20 maroa odbylo sic posie.
dzenie Tow. Osw. i'm. Piotra Skargi W
W Dunkirk, N. Y. n "a kt6rem przyjeto
konstytucye ] zarazem obrano admin
straoye ma rok przyszly z nastepuja.
cych ~obywateli:
Stanis{aw kukowszewski, prezes:
Jan Wozniak, wice-prezes; Audrzej
Wisanowski, sekr. prot; FIR. Grami6.
ski, sekr. fin; Jan Baranczak, kasyer;
FIR. Lewandowski, Walenty Jedrzyk i
Mioha{ Stefaniak, komitet wykonaw-
czy; Jan Domst, marsza{ek; Jozef
Pazderski, bibliotekarz.
Posiedzenia beda sic odbywac W To-
kalu OBJ. Jozefa Pazderskiego pod mr..
100 Gazelle ST. W ostatnia niedziele
kazdego miesiaca o godz. 4ej DO po}u.
dniu. Kto ma zamiar wstapic do ma
szego Tow. Oswiaty MECH sic zglosi do
prezydenta albo do sekretarza. Tow.
Osw. liozy ozionkow %.
Wszelkie listy tyczaoe sic Tow. O.
swiaty powinny bye adresowane:
Ind. Wisanopski, sekr. prot.
loS Lion st. Dunkirk, N. Y.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-09
nKuryer Polski" pisze:

PiSzc.
Dom Emigracyjny znajduje sic tn.
oook orzegu mor'kiego i staoyi kolei
Pennsylvahskiej i Lehigh Valley, pod
mr. ~ Morris Str, Jersey City. Jestto
dom murowany o 20 p~okojsch, pieknie
wyrestaurowanyoh i utapetowanyoh.
Sutereny i pierwsze pietro zamieszkuia
ooecnie J~eszoze 4 familie, ktore W tyoh
dniach zmuszone beda dom ten opusoio.
ooecnie Dom Emigracyjny zajmuje
10 Pokoi, oaie drugie i trzecie pietro.
W ozwartek 20 b. m. odbedzie sic in.
sPekoya Domu Emigracyjnego, zarza.
dzona przez komisarza emigracyjnego,
beg ktorej Dom Emigracyjny ME m6es.
by bye prowadzony. Inspekoya ia cd.
oywac sic bedzie regularnie diva razy
miesieoznie. Dom znajduje sic pod
soisia kontrola rzadu a zarowno ma
takae wszelkie poparoie i prerogatywy
zagwarantowane podobnym instytu-
cyom emigracyjnym.
"'1ys'y vice. ozy to wyJezdzaja do
kraJu Tub tez przyjezdzajs do Ameryki,
moga znalese W Domu Emigraoyjnym
w'zelks porade i wygody "a ma}em
wynagrodzeniem. Obowiazki pomoo-
nika W Domu Emigraoyjnym sprawl
Je obeonie organista z Jersey City p.
boozkowski prawie bezinteresownie.
Skoro sic interes wieoej rozwinie, ma
tsnozas trzeba bedzie przyja6 stalego
agenta. Obecnie ks. Guloz zobowiazal
sic ohodzic codziennie ma Ellis Island
pc emigrantow.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-09
CLEVELAND, o. 3 kwietnia 1895.

CLEVELAND, 0. 3 kwietnia 1895.
Oddzia} Skarbu Mar. Pol. W Ran.
Perswylu ma Cleveland i okolice zawia.
damia niniejszem cz}onkow ozynnyoh
tegoz oddzialu, il sic odbedzie nadzwy.
ozajne posiedzenie d. 10 BIN. W domu
Podkomisarza OBJ. K. Ciechahskiego,
pm. % University ul. gdzie beda waz-
ne sPrawy do za}atwietnia z powodu
majacego sic W krotce odbye przedsta.
vienna i balu ma korzysc skarbu.
Prosimy rowniez czionkow, ktorzy
wzieli bilety do sprzedania, ably byli
iaskawi Przybyc i uregulowa6 rachunki
z biletami gdyz pred balem musza
bye wszystkie rachunki uregulowane.
Zapraszamy take rodakow i rodaoz.
XII ma nasze przedstawienie, ola popar-
cha tax wzniosaej sprawy, przedstawie-
ME odbedzie sic Is bun. W Germania
hall pray ulioy Erie.
w imieniu oddziaiu skarbu
s. O,pis=e,oskf, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-09
BIURO RZADU CENTRALNEGO
-oRAz-
Redakcya i Drukarnia ,Zgody"
ZARZAD ZwIAZKU MAR. POL.

CENZOR:-T. NJ. Helinski,
Duluth, MINI.
WICE-CENZOR: = J. Maternowicz. lla6 broadway.
Buffalo, n. Y.
PREZEs;-E 4. 2. Brodowski, sol Noble st. Chicago,
Illinois.
WlCE-PREZESoWIE; - A. Biaszczyhski, CAS- W. Il
st. Chicago, Illinois.
DIR. Kodis, 1892 - 41th st. Chicago, Ill.
kASYER:- W. Wleklinski. 54 Noble ST., Chicago.
Illinois.
st.. Chicago, Ill.
b. L. Ma~cieiewski, sic W. Il ST., Chicago, Ill.
l.. +. Dankowski, GO W. Il It. Chicago, Ill.
SEKR. JEN. 1 ADMINISTRATOR ,,ZGODY": M j.
j. Sadowski, 574 Noble ST., Chicago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-09
POsZukiwanie.

p~oszukuje sic OBJ. Ignaoego Ger.
wih'kiego' ofioera polskiego z powsta.
MIA z roku 1853 W jego w~iasnym, a
nym i~nteresis. Pred dwoma latv ba.
wiz ma zachodzie W California, Newa.
die, Reno. Uprasza sic jego przvia.
oio4 ! znajomych, ably podali jego obee.
ny adres do redakcyi Yzgody".
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-09
w sprawie Oswiaty.
CALUMET, Mich. % maroa 1895.
Szonoaony Panic Redaktorze!

A4Achs 90 HAIC8 lOOO.
Szanoaony Panic Reddktorze!
JUL raz donosi}em, Re tn z ~inicyaty.
wy Tow. Husarzy Jana Ill Sobieskis.
go zawiaza}o sic Tow. Oswiaty. To.
warzystwo to liczy 80 ozlonk6w. Pc.
datek miesieozny wynosi 1Oc. cd ozlon.
ka; Poiowe bedziemy odsy3a6 do Wy
dziafu Oswiaty, a polowa zostanie u ma.
ma nasze ~rozchody i ma za}oaenie VIA.
snej biblioteki.
Obrany zosta} staly zarzad z haste
pujacyoh OBJ:
l.. Wolski prezes, Vic. wski
sekretarz, M. Kaptur kasyer, w.
Sztambek bibliotekarz, J. Wieczorkie.
wicz reprezentant.
Posiedzenia beda sic odbywas W ka.-
de- niedziele pc 15ym kaadego miesia.
ca pc nieszporaoh.
Z szacunkiem
j. Wieczorkiewicz.
Clos cd Tow. Husarzy Jana III So
bieskiego W Calumet, Mich.
ia nizej Podpisany oznajmiam tutej-
Sym Polakom, kt6rzy maja chez pray
staple do wyzej wymienionego iowa
rzystwa, il maja teraz dobra sposob-
nose, gdyz wstepne zostaio o po{owe
znizone: zamiast $500 tylko $1.5O wy.
nosi, a starry czlonkowie, kt6rzy mu-
sieli oPusoie nasze szeregi z powodu
lichych czasow a ME zalegaja mic to-
w~arzystwu, beda przyjmowani tylko "a
~oP4aceniem podatku miesiecznego.
ii. Wieczorkieaoicz.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-09

SP. Antoni Benedykt Turecki, par.
tyzant z 1853 roku W wieku 72 lat no
'rzytygodniowej ciezkiej ohorobis,
Przeniosf sic do wiecznosoi, W majssku
swoim Gowczaca ma Litwis. wycbod.
Ca syn jego Antoni, razem z -pozostala
rodzina W krsju proszs o ~westchnienis
"a dusze Jego.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-09
Stan Kasy

Tow. sw. Jozefa, opieki mad Emipran.
tamil "a miesiac marco 1895 roku.
AZ ks. Ignacy Klejna $500
40 ks: j. Dworzak 4OO
" ian howlckl LOO
81 ks. St. Siedlecki 25 on
OF p. K. Krotoszyhska 500
. . ?. ot. Olszewska 200
o. KS; b.. lwanowski $500
50 ks. r. Aust IOOO
56 K6iko No. l Stow. sw. .J6.
zefa re Scranton 20
81 Tow. Lutnia W Scranton 2.5O
50 ks. T. Klonowski $1,000.
kolekta para6alna W Wilkes
Barre, Pa. $20.5O razem %. 30
90 Tow. Jutrzenka z Tacoma,
Wash. sNo
go ks. III. Klimeoki 5OO
III Tow. sw. Kazimierza Krol.
z St. Paul, MINI. 1OO0
oo I. 'ozef Wonohnicki 500
% KS D. rltass 900
suma $I43.5O
w kasie PREY kohcu Lutte
go bylo s98 40
Razem 839.s9
Ma urzadzenie domu En-.
pos{ano ks. j. Gulczowi 3OO m
W kasie $539.89
Ks. j. W6jciA,
ia Mills st. Buffalo, N. Y.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-09

oParzenie sic naleay do oodziennyoh
wypsdkow' Leoz jest take ogoinie
wiadomem, Re olej sw. Jakoba Jest mai.
iePs1em lekarstwem ma oparzeIizne.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-09

l32 W Pullman, ILL.,, odbedzie swe ro-
,zne posiedzenie dnia ~ kwietnia O
godz. "A hall zwyklych posiedzeh.
tenn posiedzeniu Jest obowiazany
kazdy bye obecny i z d}ugu sic uiscic.
.arazem bedzie obierana administrators
rok nastepujacy i beda obrady mad
konstytuoyi. Eaten nj.
.ogo ME powinno brakowa6 ma tenn
Posiedzeniu; n~ieobecnosc podpada ka-
RE Pod1ug konstytucyi. - Mi}ose i DO.
Teodor Mirtacki, sekre.
tarz.
- Zawiadamiam n~iniejszem szan.
Tow. hetmana Stefana Gar
neckiego, or. 172 W Philadelphia, IL
.Poaroozne posiedzenie tegoa tow. odbe
die sic W niedziele d. 10 kwietnia r. b.
o godzinie 2ej pc po}udniu. Cz}onko-
vie winni sic stawic jak jeden MAJ, Do
niewaz So wazne sprawy do zalatwieuia.
zaprasza sic kazdego, kt6ryby
mia} chet wstapic do towarzystwa oraz
Il. N. P. - Milosc i pozdrowienie. W.
Si6erkotcski, sekr.
- Posiedzenie Tow. Gmina Polska
W Chicago, Ill. odbedzie sic IL kwie-
tnia r. b. o godzinie - po po1adniu, W
hall Pulaskiego, ma kt6re wszystkicb
braci n~alezacych do tegoz Tow. zapra-
ably zadnego ME brskowaio,
gdyz jest to posiedzenie ~po}roczue. -
Misosc i pozdrowienie. NJ. Wr6Jleuski,
sekr.
- Zebrani W dniu % marca czlon.
kowie grupy l61 Tow. Synowie Polski
Freeland, Pa, uradzili i ~postanowili
co nastepuje:
y obchodzic uroczysoie dzieh kon-
stytucyi 3go maja W poniedziaiek dnia
Ago maja z powodu, re Sci przypada
w niedziele. Pc obchodzie bedzie bal
korzysc miejscowej biblioteki. Do
wynajecia sail, zsproszenia mowc6w,
towarzystw miejscowyoh i z okolicy,
obrani zostali PIP. K. Boczkowski i ST..
y Uchwalono, re kazdy oz}onek be-
die p&acil miesiecznie 25c. do kasy
towarzystwa. w razie choroby lub kal
otrzyma wsparcie $3.50 tygod
niowo pc uplywie szesciu miesiecy, j
niedfu1ej jak przez szesc miesiecy.
3 Postanowiono sprawiG urzedowa
ola towarzystwa, gdya dotych.
'zas takowej ME posiada.
4) Popisrac Skarb W Rappsrs wylu
malemi datkami, ale stale. =
z uszanowaniem. II. Boczkonski, sc.
- Posiedzenia grupy 2S2 Tow. RE
nieslnik6w Polskich " Brooklynie cd.
'ywaja sic regularnie W druga niedzie.
9 Pc pierwszym kazdego miesiaca, pod
,r. 2Oo Even al. o godz. 3oiej po po.
udniu. A. GrodSicki, sekr. prot,
'72 Oakland Str, Greenpoint.
- Tow. krola Stefana Batorego, Or.
70 W Milwaukee, Wis. odbedzie swo.
e roczne posiedzenie W niedziele IL
'wietnia r. b. o godz. 2ej po pod. W
lali OBJ. Pozorskiego. Obecnos6 kaz.
lego czlonka jest k%onieozna. Nowy
arzad bedzie obierany i nowi ozlonko-
vie przyjeci zostana. - Il braterskiem
ozdrowieniem. J6zef Pozorski, sekre-
arr.
- Zarzsd Tow j. 1 Kraszewskiego,
yr. 145 Nanticoke, Pa, zlozyi spra.
vozdanie roczne Jak nastepuje:
Doobod s825.88; Rozchod $575.I2;
" reku kasyera pozostaio S77.O7;
. banku z}ozonyoh $157.46. Razem
'ozostaje s235.43. Zaleglosc ma cz}on-
,soh $3.50.
Wykaz kasy wsparcia W ohorobie.
Dochod $139.76. Rozchod 1856.
'ozostaje u kasyera s105.10. w ban.
~ 100000. Razem pozostaje s202.10
OProcz powyzszego, tow. posiada
vlssnosci w~iasnosci wartosciowe jake
o: odznaki, konstytucye, papier listo-
w, koPerty, postal karty, wartosci ia
iem $3.462. Czyli Tow. posiada villas
losci Razem s5.25.74. Zarzad zosta}
r.I-o-- II. - 1--- nv
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OProoz powyzszego, tow. posiada
wlasnosci wlasnosoi w~artosciowe jake
to: odznaki, konstytucye, papier listo-
wy, koperty, postal ksrty, wartosci ia
Gem $3.462. Czyli Tow. posisda villas
nosoi Razem $5.25.74. Zarzad zosta}
wybrany ma rok Tiny istnienia iowa.
rzystwa ma rocznem posiedzeniu a ma
n~astepnem W miesiaou marou zatwier.
dzony.
Zarzad skiada sic z nastepujaoyc oh
czionkow ma rok 1896:
Antoni Cieszyhski, prezes, po rag 2;
Jozef Jorkowski, vice. prezes 1;
Franciszek Began, kasyer pc rae B;
Jan Mslikowski, sekr. prot. i koresp.
pc raz Tiny.
Jan Rysz, sekr. fin. pc rag 1szy;
Dominik Skindzier / Jozef Jachimo.
wicz, opiekunowie chorych poraz 1szy.
J0zef Jorkowski, marsza}ek DO rae
1szy.
Maryan Serowihski, kasyer do wspar.
cha " chorobie po raz Sci.
Jan Skindzier, sekretarz do wspsrdia
" chorobie po raz 2gi.
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REscRlPTs.


The law court has had its inning on
the famous suit of the city of Lewis
ton vs. the bondsmen Of John e. Gagne,
the former collector of taxes in Lewis
ton, whose accounts were in confusion
bondsmen are liable. The following re-
script has been sent down. 1t was
drawn by Judge Haskell.
One who signs an official bond at the
request Of the principal. thereby. qua
obligee, gives him implied authority to
procure additional sureties to make
the bond satisfactory to the obligee.
and it makes no difference when the
additional sureties are obtained. and
any representations by the principal
to a surety that certain other persons
are also to sign as sureties who do not.
will not release such su.ety. When
surety has once signed an official bond.
and the bond has been accepted by the
obligee, nothing short of information
to him of such q character that In the
exercise Of prudence would require
withholding of official duties from the
principal can release surety. All par
ties agree that mutual mistake ex-
lists in the condition Of the bond in
suit That may be corrected In equity
before damages shall be assessed.
Defendants defaulted. Damages to-
be assessed below. The following re-
script in the Milliken Androscoggin
county case is also at hand
Charles H. Milliken vs.. Charles W..
WEldron.
Rescript. Haskell. 1.-THE declara-
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SUPERIOR COURT.
December Term, Hon. Oliver Q. Nail, Justice
Prssldle0.
w. 8. Choate. Clerk.
e. e. Norton, Sheriff.
F. A. Small. Reporter.

w. 8. Choate. Clerk.
e. e. Norton, Sheriff.
F. A. Small. Reporter.
Augusta, Dec. %.
Currier VS.. Currier. This case was
concluded at $50 p. M, with a verdict
In favor of the defendant.
Inhabitants of West Gardiner vs.. In
habitants Of Whitefield. Spear & Whit
ney for plaintiffs. r. S. Partridge and
Geo. W. Heselton for defendants. This
is an sSction to recover the sum Of
$41.s5 Tor pauper supplies furnished to
one c. A. Jones and family. whose
pauper settlement Is alleged to be in
the defendant town.
The plaintiffs claim that Chas. F.
Jones and his wife and two children
fell into distress in 1895. and called on
the town for supplies: by reason of be-
ing Quarantined on account of diph-
iberia, and that supplies were furnished
to the extent of $47.S5; that the family
had lived in West Gardiner since
December. 1892. coming there from
Whitefield where they had lived since
Oct. 6, 1886, more than five years, the
time required under the statute to ac-
quire a pauper settlement; that when
the family had ived In Whitefeldnear-
ly five years Jonee was furnished by one
of the selectmen with some supplies. on
the credit of Whitefeld, but that they
were not received by Jones as such and
he did not understand that he was be-
ing so supplied, but thought they were
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D. w. Webber, Esq. the genial al
derman Of Ward ;, also the genial
manager OF the local Office OF the
American Express Company. is at this
present time Of year q busy speci-
men Of humanity a. this city produces.
His able corps Of bundle checkers, toss
ers and bossers are close behind him.
and while usually very communicative
are suddenly discovered to have be-
come very reticent. They apologize
and say they have no time to talk.
Mr.. Webber says this seems the
busiest season that he can recall-at
least. 1t is starting in that way, he
says. II there is any able bodied man
about. who wants he job Of hts life
perhaps he can get it with some ex-
press company about now. For until
New Year has quietly come and as
quietly departed. these express people
will have lots to do.
1t is always the way. everyone waits
until the last few days before he sends
his presents. The avalanche Of bum
dies. both from at home and away is
something really wicked. and keeps
the distributors of bundles in a state
not at all appropriate to the season.
1t wouldn't be strange. then. II one
of them should occasionally look as II
he not only could but would bite your
head on, ii you delay his game. or
ask foolish questions. But they won't
really do it. for they are good ma
tured crowd. every one of them.
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Fish and Game Commissioners Car
Teton and Oak will meet Hon. H. o.
Stanley, the other member Of the
board at waterville. today. to hold
hearings on petitions for close time on
fishinx In McGraw pond. and others;
and also for q fishway at Vienna. to
be specially for land .i,cked salmon. ]
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Hill & Locke anticipated the candy
demand for this Christmas season, and
prepared for it abundantly, not only
with candy in bulk, but also the fancy
box brands.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-12-24

Remember the sale, today, of choice
flowers for Christmas by Chas. X.
Partridge at Wight's jewelry store.
Lilies of the valley, roses. hyacinths,
violets, etc, with pinks in profusion.
holly and mistletOe too.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-12-24

Miss Florence Howard, formerly in
the employ of Mrs. H. F. Tibbetts, was
in Augusta, Wednesday. on her re-
turn home from Amesbury, Mass,
where she has been recently located.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-12-24

Will C. Miller has a novel Christmas
present in his window. A fully war
ranted razor for SIPS. and every pur-
chaser receives free, beautiful 25c.
shaving mug, a 15c. brush. a 10c. cake
of soap and q Csc. razor strop. Many
youth would delight to have this
equipment for q starter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-12-24

Mr.. George H. Gilman, editor of the
Aroostook Pioneer, returned. Wednes-
day, to Houlton, after a business visit
in this city and Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-12-24

Mr.. D. c.. Robinson of Boston, arrived
in the city, yesterday, to make short
visit with Mrs. Lambard on Winthrop
five friends, are expected about the
middle of the week. They will spend a
week at Hammond Grove.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-12-24

Guy o. Vickery received a full line
Of the later designs in sterling silver
novelties, direct from Boston, last
night, and offers them for sale this
morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-12-24

The coal dealers are very, very
happy. One resident vows he put one
quarter of ton in his furnace. Mon
day night. and his house is as cold
as barn. He expects to go South for
the season, as soon as he can wind up
his business here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-12-24

Henry McMaster died at his home on
the North Belgrade road, Wednesday
afternoon, of heart disease, at the age
Of "A.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-12-24

Judge H. w. True Of this city, has
purchased the estate of Willard r.
Merrill of Manchester, situated about
three miles out on the Manchester
road. Mr.. Merrill expects to move to
Haverhill. Mass, in the spring.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-12-24

The crew of painters for the Maine
Central r. r. Co. has finished painting
the interior of the Augusta station,
and moved on to Waterville in the
special car. The station looks very
nifty in it's fresh coat of color.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-12-24

Mrs. Warren Patten and Master Har.
old Porter of Bangor, are visiting the
forner's sister. Mrs. c. w. Pulsifer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-12-24

Morrill, Commandery, U. o. G. c..
gave a very enjoyable banquet.
Wednesday evening, in Golden Cross
hail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-12-24

G. Cakes Tobey is at home from
Cambridge, to spend the holidays.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-12-24
AUGUSTA LOCALS.
Woman's WAYS.

WomanS ways.
Been a-hunting all creation
Fer them blamed old specs of mine,
Had'm here this very mornin.'
Sure as rain n harvest time.
Know l put 'em-same as usu'l-
On the shelf here, in the cup,
Glare to goodness.
Can't find nOthin'
When the wimmen
Clare things up.
Always putin things in order.
Sets m blood a-bilin' red
When these wimmen-tarnal nation.
Here they be, on top O. my head.
I'll be darned! ! might uh knOwed it;
Sorry now l kicked the pup,
Hain't it funny
Where the wimmen
Put things when they're
Clarin' up?
philadelphia American.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-12-24

WOart Lancaster continues to stead
lily improve from his recent illness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-12-24

Diamonds, Gold and Silver
Watches, and everything to
be found in q first class
Jewelry Store.
Fine Watch repairing and
Engraving : specially.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-12-24

A large line fSilver Novel;
ties mall the latest designs.
Embl' m pins, buttons and
charms Of all the leading
orders, K. A. 3. O. Rings,
charms and buttons.
The advocate., 1896-05-13

presenting petition for the passage
Of the bill the Senator called attention
to the following figures: "In LesVen-
worth county 248 licenses had been
issued by the government, and by the
Probate Judge Of the county, under
State law, only 2 licenses; Shawnee
county, % government licenses and IS
by Probate Judge; SedgwiCk county,
12O government licenses and II by Pro-
bate Judge; Reno county, 25 govern
ment licenses and by Probate Judge;
Dickinson county, 81 government IL
censes and 8 by Probate Judge;
total in FIVE counties, SOB by the gov
ernment and 81 by Probate Judges
under the State law"