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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-10
TRAVELLERS, sunnr

NORFOLK AND RArPAIIANNOCK
~ R0CFE.-On und after Sunday. De.
cember 18th, the steamer ESSEX will leayo
Bay Line wharf, Norfolk, every aunsaV
at .,, a; M. l9r Tappahanneok and inter-
:nediate lanninFs. Freight for these
beyond Tappahanncck freight received
WM. RANDALL. Agent.
Norfolk Va
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Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Company.

The new and powerful iron palace
stenmers NEWPORT NEWS, WASH
lNGTON. and NORFOLK will leave
daily as follows.
-SOIIrH BOUND.
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NORFOLK 8 SOUTHERN R, R, CO,

81, %AI KIP = FREEssT h N2y so !sf
Elizabeth City. i2demton. AIackey's Ferry iS
=, oEs ,Tn ran' Vii; ksa nG Sle conneeis
- follows daily except * Su iH S, xi fe,
w !iymasnth }pEtasGy,le and
SATURDAY Tor all landings on ,ihowm VAN
i've. and Como on MONDAY and FRI
HhspNyS Tor saII"Gsn Gfa..k a"a o MED
irs al l:c!haven with steamer Virginia
1oa Washi"stoh and in;er rh Esss Ia ND
inss.
EVENING EMPRESS LEAVES Non.
to 3la iio = m. dniiy texeep, Sunday Tor
IN. steamer Neuse TUESDAY. ThursWdhaayy
Tm ai,di IMaa aych I@r Es:fnw"en ocracokc
Goldshoro via a; and N. e. r. r.. and n for
5n atie9g ill w WylJmns,on q g. and ali
NAIL A NHb n st RNE9sgr da7ix ,.xc.n,
Sunday at 20 p. M. and fSnTgessse xdG ai
SSKfnspl, u, S sun at 1920 a. MI CONNECT
Norh East at ana West Hs a Norfek
PR. and western iebSs '" FT Flight G sta-
FAST ENETGI!T LINES y" AN BbI3SEP SID 81.
sSthsrn Railroad and an GasMSeaFrhfo ll No sqd
Freight received daily until s d. m 49,,
forwardly promptly at low rate So ahu
For iurther Information apply 10 III.
General ONCE of the N. and s.. r. II. Co
H. c. HUDGINs
=, Genera! Freight and Pass. Agent.
General Manager
A rLANrfC AND DANyII,LE RAIL.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER
Leave Shipp9rs' Compress Wharf. daily,
$50 a.; M: West Norfolk, s:l5 a. m. for
Dsnville and all Intermediate stations.
sEr lyd,. at, Dnnyille $40 q: in, Leave
N. leave Lawrenceviile daily except
vile at 1890 q. IN.
Connection made at DanvIlIe and JEFF
fress Junction with Southern RAILWAY
system; at Denniston Junction foI. Dur
ham: South Boston and ali points on
the Durham Division OF the n. and W.
r. r.
Ashtvlln, Atlanta, Augusta, Memphis
ard New Orleans.
Tickets on sale and baggage checked
at Wakes Agency, Companys Agency
at wharf Norfolk: W V. II. WiIifams'
Agency. Portsmouth.
tsene GaA Rsa. - ger, AAysns'
Superintendent.
~. ". P. & q. n,
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pennut Market.

Market-ouiet; Prime. si=@al.c
strictly prime. sac; faucy, 3IaQ3Mc
common, 2@2lac.; Spanish. sl.lO
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HARRIS LITHIA WATER.

Read what the noted Dr.. Thomas &
roweil has 10 say for Harris Li,hia
Water:
MIR. J. r. HARRIS.
Dear Sir-l have found the use OF the
water from your i.ithiu Spring in South
Young lady patient OF miue. who has
sUhered Tor years with Din betcs, with
TO add my testimony to The nnauy yo,I
already have. The patient | refer To-
has used the water freely at home for
hcial results than from months spent az
me diherent noted lithia springs In dit
Iercni parts OF the United States. be-
waters At home. Other OF my patients
aud friends arc, now using the same
with best results. cordially rcco,n
mend 1t to all suffering from similar dis
eases. Very respectfully yours,
THOMAS S. POWELL. NJ D.,
President Southern Medical College. Al
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OF North street at............ b:oC d. IN
Leave Norfolk. foot of Mathews
Leave Old Point at.:...:.: .... S:sS 2. m mr.
Arrive Washington at............ GAS a. m
Is. ~ y. Penn r. r.
Nv. Washington at. S:uJ II. in T:.U A. m
Ar Philadelphia nt.Il:l0 Il. IN. i0:if A. M
Az rev orR ........ 2:no y. m. /: ~ j.. m.
South Boond. b. & 0. Penn. r. r.
IN' Nv ,forl; NJ. IL :3O II. m. t:m D. IN.
Lv. philadelphia at. :33 y. M 3:lS u. m
Ar. Washington mt. 4:3O j.. III. 6.lS w. m.
STEAMERS leave Washington at 100 II, m.
Arrive at Fortress Monroe at. 6 40 n m
Arrive at Norfolk ut......... T 30 n M
Arrive at Portsmouth ut 500 a m
The trip down the historic potomac
River and Chesa peak. Bay on the elegant
STEAMERS of this company is unsurp0 s5ed
The steamers are comparatively new hnv-
inG been built IN 1881. and are nttcd up
IN the most luXuriant manner, with eicc-
tric li,shX, G ,~i bells and steam, heat In
every delicacy OF the season from the
markets of Washington and Norfoiit
Tickets on sale at = & o. ticket office; n
4 c. office. at W. T. Wakes &c Co.'S
Office. on wharf.
For further information apply.
Telephone. AL. AGENT
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~ NV! ! ! HsrIolk=Vsstsrn | 1
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DEC /. 1sssi
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY. "a

$40 u. m..-For Richmond, Washinrtops
Lynchburg and tho West. rs
4;S5 p. m.-Vestibule limited for RIch-5S
mond and Washington Stops
Petersburg. M 4i3SsEs,ss3
$3.50 p. m.-For Petersburg, LynchburF.
the West and Southwest. 80;
:, Trains TT arrive Norfolk daily. s.25 a. M.
Tickets and all information at station 4
W. B. BEv1LL. 81
General Passenger Agent. IS I'll
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Nmxnr Mnrkct.

Market. steady. Out Of town prices are
dependent on the delivery rates In the
different points. Local sales are being
mude folloyq.
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TMavIsI.Ems .s.uIpr;.S
- -
re NORFOLK, ALBIMARLE AND
RUNNING BETWEEN NOHFOLKia and
famous VIRGINIA BEACH seG Hsser.
siLAS w. BURT & w VAN NoRDEN.
r,, Receivers iff55lt6 az
ilAiE TABLE No. LIN EFFECT
THURSDAY, lSIGTs. &, 1886, AT 6 55iS{

Receivers. 100 a fIltT7 q
'" TiIu TEAhtE , M9 I'm 1saa EEFEcT
O'CLOCK A. NJ
DAILY ENCEPT SUNDAY.
- i'euVc Norfolk-7:00 u. M, mixed; = 900 a.
n ~. stops only at Thalia, Lynnhaven and
NJ ,t: i2:3o y. m, local express; 800 p.
M local express. 49,! ,-Sl
x Leave virginia Bcach-s:o0 a. M, local
i ornI sx, i:W u. IN, mixed: 2:l5 q. m,
g., eApftSS; 1850 p. M, stops only at
oeeaha. Lynnliavcn and Thafia. n ~
SUNDAY TRAINS. @ Il
,r,,.ennFc NorfOlk--9:20 Il. IN, stops only a [
Ina, mtiila, i.ynnilnvcn and Occana 100 D m,
.cav vHirrGts ,; $50 p m. local express
EXPRESS; a:lI p. m. local express; so Se D..
Thala $'' ~ i''ii'aFeh ana
=, trains stop only on signal at inter,ne-
,n r,rau stations TO put of or take ON pass
irin H. ~ t:ocai Express Trains make the
ZIP N iorty-ilve minutes S'N -
trmIn mna,! Gar Is attached to all passenger
'"'hs' seats % cents each =
b. y. HOLLANDS
General Superlntpndcnt
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snsI FL Snail 1ps!. Small Price
Norfolk iron Works,
GEO. w. DUVAL s. CO.,
No. 10 Water Street, Norfolk. Va.

ENGINES. BOILERS. SAWMIIL and
all kinds of machinery OF the most In,
proved patterns. Also repairing at tho
shortest notice. Particular attention
10 steamboat work. DliNAL'S PATENT
BOILER TUBE FERRGLI3S are the
Only perfect remedy for lcnky boiler tubes
They can be inserted In few minutes by
any engineer. and are warranted TO stop
leaks
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

N &6j NORFOLK AND VIEW n
az We RAILROAD Comply
4 ,'Ac liable In Effect February % lS.G
Leave Norfolk, daily except Sunday.
I:so a. M, 900 II. M, II 100 Il. M. / go u,
M; a'Oo T.; m. $500 p. m..and on Saturdays
Leave Ocean View. daily except sun
dny. S:16 a. M. 1000 II. M. 1900 noon. 200
days ony ut 1880 p IN.
Leave Norfolk. Sunday, 900 n. m. II :oC
q. m. 100 y. m, 800 y. M. 100 u M
Leave Ocean View. Sunday. io:oO m,
i2:o0 noon. 2:OO p m, 400 =. m, 900 y. m.
w. a BARRF;1"r, .Ir
General Manager
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SSsR SOUTHERN
NV Railway Co.

s ~ llE.poL LIE IN EFFECT JAN. 9Th. 1886
Soo TIL BOUND. NORTHEOUND.
SS:5y a. M i.N..... Noriolk....Ar Gus y. m.
49,. 80 p' IN Ar...... Selma. Ar 1880 q. m
80 80 r. m 49,. Sclma.. Nv 1899 D. m
5.1 % = M ar. Raleigh.....L v 1880 a. m.
'''' ~ III A.. Durham .Lv 1884 a. M
S;Eo y. IN. Ar. Chapel HilI...Ly s:45 a. m
.:$1 y, M. Ar. Iillstoro J.v IO.o. -
S:ts r. H. Ar EIon College. .Lv S:i6 II. m.
$50 " II" ar. Greensboro. .Lv $40 T. IN.
,.,,m hcse trains connect at Grecusbore
WIN main line trains reaching tl,,. nrinrt
na., Po'h's south. Southwest and South
1, TsR?i ticket office open THIRTY MIN
Matthew t sir.,s aeParture OF train. foot OF
10 For tickets and fun information apply
AGENT =, a, nc SS,Elu,iGEEAuER. city Tickle,
J.; r. MTShitf!ck. Sol. Passenger Az,
r. e.. i;NMh. General Agent. corner
,;ee anu faEcttc streets, Norfo,It vu
H. GREEM; General SuparimtentlTI
H. M GI,!:r Traffic Manager :
W. a: TURK. General Passenger Art
~, ,e' WI 3lllc"s-l3tO Pcnnsylvanlu nve
washington. ID 49,
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PILES f.! PILES PILES T!

DR.. Williams Indian Pile Ointment will
cure blind, bleeding. liberated and itch.
Ing piles. II absorbs the juniors. anays
gives instant relief Or. williams India n
Pile Ointment is prepared only for piles
n IN, Itching OF the private parts. and
Sold by druggists, sent by mail, for sic
and $lOO per box: WILLIAMS MFG
n. F; TROTTER, druggists, Main and
Church streets. Norfolk. We. mars.2w
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Rcceip,. ny un,, nna S,cnner.

Office OF The Vituinian.
Nor1olk. W.. Mnich y. lSu6.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-06-02

a new industry is to be started in Free
port. that of the manufacture of wooden
boxes and paper cordings for the shoe
factories.
The Belfast Ice Co, has sold its en-
tire storage of about II 900 tons to a New
York syndicate. Work of shipping the ice
to New York will commence at once.
Business is lively at Otis Falls. Be
sides the large new sulphite and paper
mills about to be erected. new passen-
ger and freight depots are being built. a
new four story tenement house and Il
house and store.
j. S. Stevens. n Pressure Isle lumber
man reports that a large percentage of
the lumber on the headwaters of the st.
John is hung up, his own drive being the
only clear one that was made. He thinks
there will be something like l5,00o000 feet
hung up.
John Richardson has a crew at work
ut Peterson rips. Livermore Falls. pre-
pairing to build a dam there. There i;
talk of erecting Il 5000 horse power mill
to grind pulp for the paper mills at Otis
Falls in which case the F. d r.. f. rail-
road will extend to connect with the
Maine Central at Jay bridge.
1t is reported that the S. p. Warren
company are to begin work at an early
date on the construction of large canal
at their plant at Cumberland Mills that
will convey the water in the river around
their mills and thus avert III the future
any destruction from Il rise OF water.
1t is stated that the canal Will be 100 feet
long and 60 feet wide and the cost will
undoubtedly exceed $50 600.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Business Transacted In Kennebec County Dur.
ing Past Week.

The following real estate transfers
IN kennebec county have been filed
with the register of deeds, George r.
Smith, during the past week:
AUGUSTA Rebecca M. Hall, Emma A..
T. Cochran and Melissa A. McDavid.
iand, $l5o; Fred +. Merrill to n. Leslie
Haskell, land, $15.
CHI NA~'rheron r. Doe to Charles w.
coombs, land and buildings. $1,000: Daniel
W. wentworth to George W. Wentworth,
p G;hal ! saro 4. Pratt to Alton
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A. Weeks to
Sarah L. Ross, land, 81 and other con-
:, laTct,lfIELD-Mary NJ; Pickett to
knight to James T.. Chase. land and
MANCli ESTER-Adelia II. Marston to
Fred d. Hunton. land and buildings, consid-
Grafton.
,MoNMouTII-Lucy, D.. Alice N. and
ney 70 Ellen NJ. Bishop land, $3.50
oAki.AND-Sid T.. Wentworth to
!; L. Merrick land and buildings $500;
$780, Alfred G. Kicker to Fred G.. Brooks.
land, $3.50.
NASSAIBORO-Em eline l.. Halves to
john J. Donnelly. land and buildings, 81
aud consideration; Jethrn to George y. Ran
dali. land and buildings. 81; Isabel
CaTanauSh to Margaret Brumstein, land.
$23t.
WATERVILLE-Si Sidney and Edward c.
Blair to Mechel Gamache. land. $i500;
Mary X patten. to Iavina r.. Newell
land buildings, Stage; Emile Bonettc
and Sylvester Rancour to Fred Pooier
land, $iis@: Joseph Jeanness TO Paul Jean
ness. land, ST: Ellen Ray to j. l.. Mer
rick. land and buildings. $7S2: K. Foster
G. T.. Gray, +. l.. Thayer TO w. T.
Hanes. land 1922. 40.
WEST GAI.DINER-Ma A. Wakefield
to Elizabeth X. Ware, $1,000.
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In Railroad Circles.

The first Pullman that ever went
over the Z. &. X. f. r. r. passed over
the line last week.
Bert Nevins. train dispatcher at the
Maine Central Il. X. station, Bath. has
been assigned to the train Dispatcher
office. Portland
The Portland e Rochester people are
preparing some handsome granite mile
stones which are about ready to be
planted along the line.
The Maine Central railroad station at
Buclsport, has been undergoing re-
pairs and painting and when the work
is done will present a handsome APP
pearance.
The old railroad stable and car house
at Woodfords. next to the Maine Cen
trail railroad station is being torn down
by the railroad. and either handsome
park or large freight shed will be
erected upon the site.
\ new Rhode Island engine has been
put on the Worcester Il Nashua divi-
sion hauling the express freight be-
tween Worcester and this city. Engi-
neer Charlie York has charge of it.
Engine 273, which was formerly on this
division. has been transferred to the
northern division.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-06-02
Walker. Hammond.

Monday morning a beautiful wedding
took place at the residence of Mr.
solomon Hammond on the river ROAD
in Sidney. the contracting parties be-
ing Mr.. w. Ernest Walker, son OF
VIM. F. Walker the well known
farmer and horseman of Augusta, and
Miss Blanche NJ. Hammond, daughter
Of Solomon Hammond, a Well known
Sidney farmer. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. S. Z. Leech of
North Augusta, at II o'clock A NJ,
after which the guests sat down to a
bountiful feast The couple received
many and beautiful presents.
The happy pair left on the II O'Clock
Pullman train for 4 short tour, after
which they will begin life on a farm
adjoining that of VIM. Walker. and
which is the wedding present of the
father of the groom. Many friends
unite in extending good wishes.
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SHAKERS AND DOCTORS TALK
TOGETHER.

In his able work entitled Longevity"
published few years ago, DIR. John Gard
ncr of England, predicts that vegetable
agent will yet be found that shall so retard
those changes that bring about old age as
to prolong human life much beyond its
present limit.
Acting. perhaps upon the impulse pro-
duced by this thought, many eminent ply
sicians have called from time to time upon
the Shakers Of Mt. Lebanon to inquire Of
them concerning the secrets Of medicinal
plants. in which these sincere, simple
minded and God-fearing people are known
to be wise and skillful beyond all other
men.
The Shakers willingly told what they
had learned. and In return received from
their visitors much valuable information
about disease, which thoy at once made
practical use of. The most important
point was that II 4 genuine and certain
remedy could be found for Indigestion and
dyspepsia. and the ailments growing out
of it, a long step would be taken in the
right direction. Old age. said these physi-
clans. begins in a failure of the digestion
and so do most diseases at any and al
periods of life The result Of these con-
situations was the discovery by the Shak-
ttS Vi lHe desired sDttlit, Hidut WHuilN
from herbs, and now known as the Shaker
Digestive Cordial. Its action is magical
and worthy of its origin
Where there is distress after eating
heartburn sick headache. bad taste in
the mouth. biliOusness, weakness and
WEAKNESS. cold hands and feet.
aversion to food. nervousness. or any
other symptom Of dyspepsia the Cordial
will prove it's curative virtues. Echind
il Is the reputation Of a people who have
never defrauded or deceived their fellow
men,
IN order to test whether this remedy is
adapted to your case, At practically no
cost. you may procure 4 trial bottle for
ten cents of almost amy druggist.
tuestopconr
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Lincoln.

The following real estate transfers were
made in Lincoln county during the past
week.
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9aily Eeuaehtt 5unruaI.
City and County.
lust IN TIME.
Tale Of the Man Who Slept Late and Had
TO Hurry.

They are great friends, Mr.. Blank
and Miss Banker; he lives in Augusta.
while she, as fate would have it. has to
reside in a distant city, that is some
hours ride in the cars.
OF Sunday, he goes to see her
sometimes; and sometimes she comes
to see him. 1t is one or the other
every week, without fail When, on
last Sunday night. in the beautiful city
OF ours, the two parted company, he
forgot to return her pocketbook, which
she had intrusted to his care OF
course he would be at the $50 train to
bid her adieu the next morning, and
tell her the many things that had dis
turbed his peace of heart and mind
during the night.
Well, the morning came. 1t was six
O'Clock and still he slept At 61o he
was still sleeping on. One of his fell
low dodgers awoke at 615 and aroused
Mr.. Blank. as was his custom Oh!
the agonies of that bitter moment
There was her pocket-book, and she
must leave by the morning train.
Something of a dandy, in his nobby
dress, one would hardly have known
him, as he sped out of his house. at
GO. with about half a mile between
him and his. He fairly flew. AS he
hove in sight of the station, he saw the
engine ready to start, simmering away
at the crossing
She, all the while she it was, who as
any other woman would have done,
paced the platform at terrible rate
looking in all directions for her Blank.
He arrived in time, bought her ticket,
gave her the pocket book and babe her
aGieu. But alas. he had neither time
nor wind for any of those little
speeches, that he had thought over, in
the stiffness of the night. They will
keep, his friends say, for another Sun
uaV
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-06-02

a Mariaville resident, 50 years old, Is
down with whOoping cough.
Recently there We're employed in dig
ging an PASSPORT cellar, a great grand
father, Il grandfather, a father and a
son.
The Pennington Chronicle wants to
know how long the people of that pretty
village Will permit the streets TO be dis
figured with telephone and electric light
poles.
Quite number of the operatives in the
York mills. Saco. are moving out of town
for good The shut down has discouraged
them and they are seeking steady en-
ployment.
You have handsomer women in Maine
than in other states of the Union re-
marked commercial traveller who is
visiting Maine for the first time. having
travelled in nearly all the other states.-
Bath Independent.
Schooner Holway owned in Jones'
port bound from Calais to Boston.
lumber laden. caught fire off Trafton's
Island Saturday night and burned to
the waters edge. Vessel and cargo are
a total loss. The fire caught from the
signal lights in the rigging.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-06-02
STATE NEWS.
Aroostook.
NORTH pERuAM.

NORTH PERHAM.
Grass which was almost at a stand
stil is looking finely since the recent
iain.-Potatoes are nearly all planted.
L. j. Wardwell has put in eight acres
Last year he planted 20. S. S. Albee
has put in four acres: last year the
plant was eight.-The strawberry
bloom is unusually early this season.
Mrs. r. q. Topper is improving.-Mr
and Mrs. George f. Place attended
the Memorial sermon at Washburn.
preached by Rev. G. II. Carter 1t was
good sermon. full of patriotism and
appreciation of the services If the
suiuier.
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Died..
ANDROSCOGGIN.

ANpROSCOGGIN.
Mechanic Falls-May 10. Charles w.
Royal, aged 80 years:
widow of the late William Dodge: aged 3
years. 10 months, formerly Of South
Windham.
Lewiston-Ma %, w. F. Pinkham.
AROOSTOOK.
TIodgdon-May IS, Annie May, Oldest
daughier of Mary E.. and Willard Wes-
ton, aged 16 years, Il days.
CUMBERLAND.
Portland-May 2S. Francis Reyes Swan;
aged IL wears months, Ellen d., Wife OIL
BENJAMIN F. Turkey.
Pleasantdale-May u, Rachaei NJ, -, Wiz ,e
of VIM. A. Goodwin, aged % years IL
NY Yarrmouth-May 81, Mary E; Walker " TX r,
wife of John aaugnaer r m ae
~ Dseer erin IS. Florence Mildred. in
FAINT daughter of Cora p. and ~ roscoe T.
Winslow, aged . months, IL days
Bucksport-Ma 49, Betsey Snow aged
20 Baiuehiiil-May "a, Warren c. Clay aged
62 years. , Earpa1d
aGcwick-May "a, Andrew j. Gray
aged q Years, months. "a days May u
Mrs. Nancy Jane Pierce, aged ~ years
mr months. 4 VIZ n Mrs Alice NJ Haynes
aged "a Years. ii months, "A days, -
North Elsw e tsaIs mon MIS- a days
4>paunhscot-May %. Samuel II. Perkins
aged re"S g Years, months. days. pon.o
Maria iille-May 81. Mrs. Susan Penney
asiS ,lis. ~ go Julia r. Ray, aged
months. 10 days; May 2G. Harriet =, .s wiie
Of Andrew B. Squirting. aged gu years
LINCOLN.
Bootbbay-May II. Elbridge Alley asee
Sc years. .,.DAuoc
Eotb-May %. George Word, aged q
years. oo-rpcEr
Pittsfeld-May q. Myrtella N. C q ae % o.
Bradford. aged % years,4 months 20 oAss
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Railroads and Steamboat.

80 n S%S ater1lls 00 A. \ M Aas Han
g M ~ 4; Nj; Arrive Lagrange So A.
NJ: Sherman. 1858 A. NJ Island Falls
ll.22 4. H.; Smyrna Mills, ll.52 A. Nj;
Masardis, LS3 7. NJ; Ashland. 2.O5 p NJ
MMou1ton, 1920 =. NJ. Bridgewater, 1.l5 A.
as r. NJ: Fort Fairfield air. H ss5 c r NJ
Dover and Foxcroft. $50 A. NJ; Guilford,
VII Vie - i1 M A. MMGnson' 1925 a. M.Green-
LEAVE Portland. 100 P. NJ: Augusta,
Sd q E n: W Water. s.24 F NJ; Bangor.
Norcross. 7.47 P. M; Sherman, ST. p. NJ:
Island Falls. oil p. Nj; Houltol.. hos n.
h LE AVE-, Bangor. s.55 P; N:
ton a rs NJ Gseenv MI IS Msns0p n juno
,, Leave .G E So A: N: Monson
n v,1,s ina ana Ton g 4 4 NJ; brown
ARRIVE Bangor. 1905 A. NJ: Water
p Hl1ls Sls s.; p Nh ii. Augusta 81 ?. NJ;
b dEAy q Fort r. FPel ralas 80 fsis Nj
Smyrna Minis. SIS A. M: island
Falls. ss2 A. NJ: Sherman. as A.
NJ: Norcross. 1851 A. NJ: Katahdin
vile. 11.4O A. NJ: Arrive Bangor,
i.2o T; NJ: Wateryille. 3.l3 T. NJ: Angus
ia. BAT F. M: Portland. 5.35 P. NJ.
LEAVE Caribou, l1.05 A. M Pressure
Isle, 11.35 A. NJ; Fort Fairfield, lilo A.
NJ: Bridgewater, 1925 PM; Hoult0n, 10
?. NJ: Ashland. go A. M; Masardis. 1925
a. NJ: Smyrna Mills. lis p. NJ: Island
Norcross, 342P. NJ: Brownville. 440P. NJ. !:
Lagrange. SIT p. NJ: Greenville. 2.35 r
NJ: Monson. $40 p. NJ; Guilford. 355 r.
M; Dover and FOxcroft, Ais p. NJ: SEE
bee. AZ p. NJ; Arrive Bangor. GAO p. M. !:
Waterville. 1900 p. NJ: Augusta, 1852 II.
NJ: Portland. 40 An:
GEO. M. HOUGHTON.
Genl Pass. and Ticket Agent.
r.. W. CRAM,
v. r. and General Manager.
Bangor, Jan. 8, 1894. 1uly11dtt