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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-25
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HHd Nsrvong disord ers such as WING
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sSs,ssas and swelling inter meals, Dizzi-
ass Ngiiissss Gold Chllls, Flushlngs OF
aSS q ppetite. shortness Of Breath, Cos
chas o. the Skin. Disturbed Sleep,
ssfas rams, and Ell Nervous and Tremb.
aattpnsss hon these symptoms are
goHati to q as most OF them are.
Dose Wi Z GIVE RELIEF IN TWENTY
20 no, fic tion. Every sufferer is
Ga fp try one Box OF these Pills
sIlssY sgalA be nelknotvledged to he
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Are ready-a dozen styles Of theil1=
not much a piece, but right and well
made.
Several styles at 75c.
Several styles at 8oc.
Several styles at $500.
Ages to 10 years.
In Crash, with Brown Trimming !;
in Duck, Blue with Bile Trimming !;
Tan, with Green Trimming Bile,
with White Trimming; Tan, with
Brown Trimming.
On the second floor you'll find
them.
Look at them. There's readily SIS
worth Of goodness in theln-highly
polished enamel, raised OF drop ham
ole bars, nicely nickeled, wood rims,
Hunt or Gatford Saddles, high or low
frame, fitted with Morgan & Wright,
Vim or Newton Tires indeed, a good
Wheel for the Business Man or Wo-
man Scorchers, too. Ladies', $3.50;
Gents, s35. Eighteen for immediate
delivery.
There's comfort i'll them quite in
expensive, too-perfect form fitting
durable CorsetS -four lots.
Summer Leader Corsets, CSC.
Summer "Cooer" Corsets, 371zc.
Sumlnerette Corsets, soc.
Thompson's Glove Fitting Summer Cor
sets, si.oo.
A few things from the Big Stores
many stocks. There's economy stamped
On each of these:
Ladies' Lisle Thread Gloves, odd sizes;
were CSC. pair, here 1oc. and 12Hc.
Usual 12Hc. yard wide Percales, in light
and dark patterns, absolutely fast colorings;
one case to go Monday at Sc. yard.
One lot SO and 4o-inch Lawns, in light and
dark effects, readily worth 1oKc and sold at
that all over; Mondays price, Sc. the yard.
S-inch All Silk Taffeta Ribbons iii plaids,
in every combination, 37zc. yard worth
SOC. yard.
New and Stylish Ribbons, all silk, 4 inches
wide, white with navy stripes; also, navy
with white stripes, Csc. 4 yard
Taileta Ribbons, in pin stripes, all silk, q
inches wide, CSC.
Pretty Puff Muslins, new patterns, two
qualities, SC. and 2oc, for Waists, Dresses,
Wrappers.
Infants Crochet Sacques reduced in
price-st.25 ones for 7sc., the 81 ones for
SOC.
Hammocks, well made, all coors, fringed,
durable, several lots, commencing at SOC.
''The Big Store"
WAyY, RErTEW 4 Clay
CRANKY and rIain.
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EXCHANGE,
Main street. Norfolk. Va, at 12m.,
TWENTY SEVEN LOTS,

beautifully situated in Atlantic City, now
the Sixth Ward. h
Nine OF thest, lots are located on the
south side OF Camp avenue between Front
and Pool street, and nine are located on
the east side of Pool street. between Camp
avenue and Avenue 3D." and nine are
situated on the west side OF Front street.
between camp avenue and Avenue "R
very scarce, IN this part Of Atlantic City,
and with the easy terms should induce
attend this sale.
Plats Of these lots are In the hands Of
any one applying, ana win SHOW the prot-
erty at any time before the sale to ihoso
who may desire to SEQ 1t.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-25
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAV.
TRUSTEES SALE
VQ|u0D|9 Suffolk PrODgI|y

BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust exc
cuted by Sarah G. Nurney and John L,
Nurney. her husband, dated May s. 1921, to
the unders gncd trustees to secure The CO.
lumhian Building and Loan Association,
tain BOND therein descri ;is ti.s' viii eondi
ton that the said Sarah {. Nurncy and
John T.. Nurney, her husband, shall we'll
charter and bylaws, pay TO the sad Assc-
citation. until such time rs. the shares Of
the stock shall be fully paid up. monthly
day of May, 1894, in consideration Of the
sum Of $500, advanced TO them by the
thrty-siX shares Of stock. The SAID Sa-
rah c. Nurney and John r. Nurney hav MS
broken the conditions IN said deed and
the undersigned trustees, being requested
so to do by the Board OF Directors Of tho
said Association Will offer for sale at pub
lie auction. OH the premises.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-25
|glIHDEbFOL MEDICINE,

sHsIRaA HasS stsHLLs, taken as directed
yaatoro Fem dies to com plete health.
i remove obstructlons or irregu.
ss#a5E The system. For d !, Y. u
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-25
i AUCTION sALgs-.TIi.rs IA =, 4, =.
AUCTION sAI.ES-THrs DAY.
BY Byrd. Baldwin, e. CD. r. Auctioneers
$a; Hadd.ng.on Building.
B; v 81. IA
100 LOTS e
AT * &c, ION 7

RYvIRTU = or a uTHo RITYt EsTED
VIII sell at public auction, rs. .s's5 & Z@
ON TUESDAY, THE 18TH or NAY, 1897,
p 9a,a y s oeosk n. At the Norfolk hsa. rs
Street. Norfolk. Va, 'Han' ~ $50 Maih
100 LOTS IN THE nAMBE l1s;r poiNn
COMPANY.
Of which Colonel william Lamb Is .Prea.
ident; fronting on Lambert Point Road,
rocanontas avenue and Shenandoah
The. These lots will be sold to the highest
The Lambert's Point Company Is tbs
ORIGINAL company chartered at Eam5ert's
Point after the Establishment or the Nor
i FOLK and Western Railroad there for
!. There are about 200 houses on this ana
There are now employed at Ea1nbart'e
Point about 400 men. .sN',9s-Nt'.'.#
;,o me i commerce s'l Of Laniberts Point is
In 1926 about 1000 schooners and zoo
steamships 81 tns were load lee a re piers
The MACHINE Shops for the Eastern
DIVISION OF the Norfolk and Western Rail-
way ana the Locomotive Roundhouse ad-
51l'sa this property. Every eng ne which
hh Iaa or Leaves Norfolk With a train sta
ing this property is to be part OF tho
Belt system, which will connect with every
road leading into Norfolk s
AS an investment this property vii, nav
10 per cent. net, by building on these lots
Or as speculation we think that We can
state without contradiction that 1t Is the
best suburban property anywhere around
Norfolk. ~
I TERMS-One-third cash: balance in one
and two years: deferred payments secured
Dy q deed OF trust on the property, or all
cash at the option Of the purchaser.
leeds of trust and recording same 10 DO
paid by the purchaser.
For maps and other particulars, apply to
BYRD. BALDWIN & CO,
LE,- st 49,. Auctioneers
mas-su. we, fr-tds Hadd.ngton Building.
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MARRIED.

OLcoTT-CLEae--In Pine Bluff, Sunday, April 1lth, 1897, MT. Harry T. OLcoTr aud Miss ELIZABETH CLEGG.
 The marriage ceremony which bound these two popular young people together for better or for worse, took place yesterday, at the home of the brides parents, in the presence of relatives and a few inti- mate friends.
 The happy couple will nbe tat home" to their many friends after May lst.
 The young people have the best wishes of a legion of friends in this city and section.
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A FRlcHTFuL FIND
.. mu,ilated Body of White Man
 round opposite the Ciiy.

Sunday afternoon fisherman made a ghastly find in a pile Of
 srush m on the sand-bar opposite this s;tv It was the body of a white man @ in a badly decompose ed state. mo body was headless and in such state that it was impossible 10 say ,bo the unfortunate man had been. Several weeks ago q watchman on Government boat at Little Rock, 'mysteriously disappeared and noth- ;oo has since been heard of him, and
 < is believed that he fell into the ,;sar and was drowned. It is prob
 able that the remains found yester- aav were those of the lost watch
 man. A clue to the mans identity
 nav be found by his shoes, and the eoroner will make an attempt to do
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PINE BLUFF. ARKANsAs MONDAY EVENING. 12 I8g7.
From the Plantation.
PINE BLUFF. ARK. April 10. i

PINE BLUFF. ARK. April 10, iS91. Gentlemen:
 Nothing alarming has transpired in this district since we last wrote you. The Arkansas river is quiet and within it's banks, and with the exception or q few days It has not been too wet to blow.
 The farmers as Il rule are through 1 planting com. and some have made considerable headwny with their cotton; if the weather is favorable next week they will push planting in the river district. The hill coun- 1 try and light lands will hardly be planted before the first of May.
 The weather for the past three days has been too cool: yesterday morning Ut X o'clock Inc tempcra- ture was 4S deg. with cloudy wealth CT. Frost at this time would great ly injure the fruit crop, which, at present, promises an abundant har- vest. Great complaint is coming in from the overiiawed country along the Mississippi river. An officer of the St. Louis Cotton Ex- change estimates that the country now nverfinwed and subject ta ever flow, made last season one million and sixty two thousand bales of cot ton; it is divided as follows:
 
 St. Francis basin, including Ten nessee side of Mississippi river, IT, GOO bales; White river basin, 5000 bales; Yagoo delta, 550,000 bales; Tensas basin, including East side Of Mississippi river south of Vicksburg, 340,000 bales.
 The outlook for crop in the dis tricts named certainly appears very gloomy to us.
 Yours Respectfully,
 & c. ALEXANDER X Co.
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Americans are the most inventive people on earth. To them have been issued nearly GOO, GOO patents. or more than one-third of all the patents is- sued in the world. No discovery If modern years has been of greater benefit to mankind than Chamber- lain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhna Remedy, or has done more to relieve pain and suffering. Il. W. Vaughn, of Oakton, Ky, says: 'sI have used Chamherla i:.'s; $ tsosi.ic;s { osi.ic;s, Giioirra ald Diarrhna Remedy in my family for several years, and find it to be the best medicine ever used for cramps in the stomach and bowels. For sale by W. l.. Dewoody Go.
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MUSICAL PROGRAM
For Easter sunday at Trinity Episcopal
 Church.

The musical programme to De rendered by the vested choir at the Episcopal church Easter Sunday:
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Real Estate Transfers.

D. l.. Trimble to sarah Weathers- by. warranty, FR oi lot in block [, Doris addition: consideration S100.
 Edw. Fitzgerald to Mary A. Tuck CT. warranty, lot 12 block 10, Ring ler's addition; consideration, $500
 J. H. Shelby. ct al, to 4. H. Flint, warranty, N " 4 of $ W I of l7:G:l0; consideration, S560
 J. H. Pilkington to Eva Kaufman, warranty, 10 acres in 22:5:l0; consia- eration Sl.
 Southern Gro. Co. to Babetta Kaufman, warranty. l acre in S6:5:l0; consideration, S30 Creed Caldwell to Eva Kaufman, 200 acres in 32:6:1S: consideration, $1.
 c. $. McNew to D. l.. MeNew. lands in 2:6:9; consideration, $130. Wm. Pumpkins 10 Ben c. Blake. z @arraaty, E acre in l5:6:9; considera- tion, %25.
 J. K. Anthony to !. II. Stilwell, lots 2l and 9 block 3. i'll the town of Humphrey consideration. $50.
 Frederick Niles to as. s. Mummy, warranty, part of lots and in blocks and ,. Harding's addition; consideration, $1, 150. Chas. Veil and Ferd Havis to Jas. Barrett. quit claim, 20 acres in 24:5: | 10; consideration, $25.
 Will Scott, ct al, to r. r. Byrd, warranty, 40 acres in 2S:6:9; consid- eration, $150. Geo. B. Culpepper to I. A. sRacop, warranty, lots and : block 4, Cnl. peppers addition; consideration $400.
 J. R. Westbrook to w.. J. Brons- come, warranty, pt. of block <, Gib- sons addition; consideration, Sl73
 J. D. Loetzerich to Henry Marx warranty, lots and ? block IA, + E. Land Co.'S. addition; considera tod, $750. Henry Marx to Erminie Loetzerich warranty, lot block s, F B. Land Cos. addition; consideration, Sl50.
 T. k. Rrodie to $. T. Wair, war ranty, 40 acres in le:3:1l' considera ton. ESQ.
 Wiley Doris to J. r. Jones. war ranty, $ W corner of $ E of Allis ad' aition. consideration, $l5O.
 Jacob Austin to NJ. W. Webb warranty, acres ia s0:25:9; eonsld' eration, $44.
 A. E. Knight to Isaac Harris warranty. lot II. Hammett's aadl tion; consideration, $450. l c. II. Triplett to Green ". Boat right. quit claim, " aN EA 24:s consideration, SlO0. l Hugh Ross to B. r, Mome, pt. Q |sE1N EA 1oe:9; consideration $50.
 Francis Johnson to $. r. and J CabelI Breckinridge, warranty. GleI Lake plantations. consideration Sl6,0 ,0oo.
 Ferd Havis to Jane Raford, acre 1 in 17:6:9: consideration, $l35.
 Geo. IF. Gammill to tank of flnt r31.,sf r,f of Iof block 2s city o1
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NOT THE MAN.
Monroe Pointer Discharged From custody,

Monroe Pointer Discharged From Custody.
 The'examining trial of the negro, Monroe Pointer, charged with out raging the l0-year-old daughter of ehas. Walls, colored, took place be- fore Justice W. D. Vance. at 3 0o'clock thls morning.
 The little victim of brute's lust was brought into court, and she de- clared that Pointer was not the guilty man, and lie was at once dls- charged from custody.
 The officers now have good clue to the identy of the guilty man, and they believe that it Is only question of time when he will be captured and given the punishment he deserves.
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fae Pine Bluff Presbytery will |aNet M at the Presbyterian church in |'a's elty Wednesday, at s o'clock p. \" The opening sermon will be K |s'acned by retiring Moderator C..
 a'l't' of Warren. The Presby tery sas 10 have been held at Helena, but
 aaccount Of that city being flooded |s E,Nas changed to this place. For |Q'ee Forum.
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4 Househoid Necessarily

Cascarets Candy Gathartic. the most wonderful medical discovery of the age, pleasant and refreshing to tho taste, act gently and positively on kidneys, liver and bowels, clens- ing the entire system. dispel colds, cure headache, fever, habitual consti- patton and biliousness. Please buy aud try box of c. c. C. to-day; 10, 9. 90 cents. Sold and guaranteed to cure by all druggists. l2-30eod
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SUBJECTS OF LEGISLATION.
.uessures Recommended by Gov. Jones
 in His Proclamation for an Extra
Session of the Legislature.

Session of the Legislature. Gov. Dan Jones issued his procla nation Saturday, {as announced ex- elusively in the Sunday GRApHIc), calling the Legislature to meet in extra session or Wednesday, April 26th. The measures recommended I5. sesis'a.inn at the coming session are as follows: l | Necessary appropriations. 9. Railroam commission.
 3. Relief for flood and drouth sui ierers and changing t!-e fence and Ievee district laws.
 i Building State railro ads with convict labor.
 ] Provision to aid construction ofnew railroads by use of forfeited lmds.
 6 Good roads and free turn pikes.
 !. Insolvent law.
 8. Quieting titles where muni- nents are lost.
 10. Cure defective acknowledge ments.
 Il. Cure defective eonvevances oi homesteads.
 F. Compensation for separate special chancelIors.
 B. Amended general election hws.
 l4 Amend native wine laws.
 b. Publication of geological re- ports.
 l6. Exhibits at Omaha and Nash gllle expositions.
 II. Payment of interest on Slates undisputed bonded indebt- edness.
 o Electric light plant for peni- fentary.
 U Purchase of convict farm. ~. Additional clerks in Attor- Ry'Generals and State Superin. 'endents offices.
 q Additional chancery circuits. Submission of question of Q 0nstitntional convention.
 S Enlarge powers of first and 'Nond class cities.
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Pine Bluff (Atkinsen builainel; eon- si1eration. $22, 800
 F. c. Bridges to P. c. Shelby. lots 10 and II block '. Woodrnff's aadi- tion; consideration, $35O.
 J. II. Pilkington to Doeilla Boyt, 40 acres in 27:4:1l; consideration, $100.
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The following Pine Bluff delegates to the State Eneampment of ex-Con- federate Veterans, which meets in Little Rock tomorrow, will leave for that city this afternoon k. NJ. Knox, H. A. MeCoy; Alterna tes. F. II. Colhouer, w. l.. Dewoody and c. TssRobinsOn.
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<. .ne pexarka nian says: .'There ss 'o's oi "dead beats" in the ss''u' s' and the editor of this paper s.'s ss ', taken in" occasionally. as we'll
 0'ner people. But the same man
 ssuoe beat ns the second time"
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Meeting Internatlonal lNlndergarten Assn.

Meeting InternafIonal INindergarten Assn. At St. Louis, Mo. April 19 to 3. For this occasion the Cotton Belt Route will sell tickets, Pine Bluff to St. Louis, and return at one and one third fare. $l5.4S, on the certificate plan. Tickets on sale April 16 to 2, 1897. Return limit April 26, 1897.
 J. W. FARLEY, Agent.
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Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life
 way

A way.
 If you want to quit tobacco using easily and forever, be made we'll, strong. magnetic, full of new life and vigor. take No-To-Bac, the wonder worker that makes weak men strong. Many gain ten pounds in ten days. Over 100000 cured. Buy No-To-Bac from your own druggist, who will guarantee cure. Booklet and sam- pie mailed free. Ad. Sterling Remedy Go, Chicago or New York. l2-30deod
The Republican journal., 1897-12-09
The Republican Journal Thursday Morning, December 1897

VINALHAvEN The first skating fatality
OF the season occurred here Saturday, when
Arthur, the 12-year-old son of Volney Fol-
lett, was drowned in one of the islands
ponds. The lad was skating by himself at
the time, but his shrieks were heard by
young friends, whoirushed to his assistance
Their efforts were unavailing, however.
The body was recovered.
WNTERPoRr. Mrs. A. H. Hanscom and
daughter. Miss Frances, have gone to Ports
mouth for the winter. Mrs. Milliken and
Mrs. M. E. Lord have returned from their
visit to Boston. p. G. Rich lost valuable
horse last week. He was found dead in the
stable in the morning; cause unknown....
Miss Beulah Rankin returned last week and
will remain at home for the winter. Tim
othy Fellows left Monday for school at
Brattleboro, VT. Mr.. and Mrs. III. W.
Emerson arrived Saturday from Colorado,
where they spent the summer. 8. Mrs. G. f.
Atwood has gone to Boston for the winter.
Miss Lizzie Baker has returned from her
visit to Boston. Little Nell, the son of
Mr. and Mrs. II. D. Simpson, met with
very serious accident while sliding down
hill Saturday afternoon. He was thrown
from his sled and badly cut about the head
and face. He had very narrow escape
from death, but it is hoped his wounds will
not prove serious. The smet fishing sea-
son has begun and the men are taking about
20 lbs per net. Mrs. DOrcas Stubbs passed
away at her home Saturday night after
long illness. Mrs. Stubbs was an excellent
woman and for many years member of the
Methodist church. She leaves son and
two daughters to mourn their loss. -. Hart
ley Atwood son of Capt John Atwood of
Boston, while riding his bicycle Dec. 1st was
run into by a hack driver, the pole of the
carriage striking him in the abdomen. He
was taken to the hospital and operated on
by DR.. Watson, who pronounced it a serious
case. He is a young man of great promise,
p years of age. His employers, who appre-
ciate his services, ordered that everything
that money could do be done for him at their
expense. Sunday the doctors said he was
much improved and recovery pro5able....
Mrs. H. n. Abbott returned Saturday from
her visit to Providence. -. The Epworth
League were entertained at the home of
Elmer Larrabee Monday evening.
The Republican journal., 1897-12-09
DIED..

BEAMAN. In Bucksport, Dec. 6, Miss Mary P
Beaman of Belfast, aged 40 years and months.
CLARK. In Wadoboro, Nov. 90, Mary d.
widow of Major 4 W. Clark, aged 81 years.
DURGAN. In Orland, Nov. 81 Joseph w. Dur
gan aged 81 years and months.
HART. In Tenants HarDor, ST. George, Nov
50. Abbie, wife of Capt. Levi Hart, aged 49 years
HURD. In Camden, Nov. 20, Harry Hurd, aged
25 years.
HENDERSON. In Appleton, Nov 26, son OF
Aaron Henderson. aged years.
HUTCHINs. In Waidoboro, Nov. 26, Capt. Frank
A. Hutchins. a native of BiddeforG, aged 81 years
KELLEY. In Phillips Dec, 4, Martin c. Kelley
aged 70 years.
LovETT. In Appleton, Nov. 25, of John
Loyett, aged years and months.
MURCH. In Trenton Nov. 2S, Elisha C. Murch
aged 50 years, months and days
oNICHOLs. In Searsport, Dec. 6, Lucretia S
Nichols, aged 80 years and monthS
NYE In Union, Nov. 80 Stilman Nye aged
rs years and months.
widow of Capt Mark Pendleton, aged so wears s
months and Is days.
RICE. In Lawrence, Mass, Dec. 2, Warren E
Rice.
ROBBINS. In Green's Landing, Stonington
Nov. 20, Amos Robbins, aged about 40 years.
RoLERsoN. In Searsmont Dec. A. Ettie L. Ro
erson, aged years and 2 months.
SPRAGUE. In Blair, Neb., Nov 16, Charles Ma
thaniel, son of G. B. Sprague, aged 21 years.
SoPER. In Orland, Nov 30 Jennie NJ !, wife OF
Robert +. Soper, aged % years, 10 months and 2
days.
The Republican journal., 1897-12-09
MARRIED..


BEAL-LEyENsALER. In Rockport, Nov. 30
Arthur Leslie Beal and Mary Ella Levensaler
both of Rockport.
BRowN-YoUNG In jackson, Dec. l by Rev ID
Bracket, Gabriel Brown of Prospect and Miss
Lena l. Young of Jackson.
Characterization. In North Haven, Nov.
25, George A. Carter and Lizzie b. Calderwood,
both of Rockland.
CoATs-UPHAM. In Camden, Nov. It. David
Coats and Caro- 3. upham both of Rockport.
ELLsWoRTH-HEALD. In Rockport, Nov. "a
William Kenneth Ellsworth of Lynn, Mass. and
Ella Blanche, daughter of Capt. and Mrs. L. p
Heald of Rockport.
PATTEN-W EBsTER. In Bucksport, Nov %,
Samuel M. Patten and Mrs. Lila L. Webster both
of Bucksport.
SMITH-RAYMoND. In Vinalhaven Nov 27,
Sewell E. Smith and Carrie NJ. Raymond both of
Vinalhaven.
WARDwELL-LoNG. In East Bluehill. Nov. 25,
Charles H. Wardwell and Lizzie p Long both of
East Bluehill.
WEBsTER-SW EETSER. In Searsport, Dec. g. at
the home of the brides parents, by F. E. Meri-
thew, Esq, of P1ttstield, Capt. Elmer Webster of
Castine and Miss Mary l.. T. Sweetser of Sears
port.
The Republican journal., 1897-12-09

teaspoons and desserts, silver syrup dish and
saucer silver gold-lined bon bon dish, orna-
mented glass water set china globe lamp,
handle lamp, pretty vases and other pretty
and useful articles. Mr.. and Mrs. Webster
left Saturday morning for Bangor via Bucks
port, and will visit Mr.. Webster's parents
in Castine, then return to Searsport, where
they expect to make their home. f. M.
The Republican journal., 1897-12-09

Fred Reed of Frankfort was arraionoa ho
lore trial Justice Runnells Tuesday after.
noon on charge of arson. j. S. Hartman
Esq, OF Belfast was counsel for the defend,
AM. Probable cause not being shown de-
fendant was acquitted.
The Republican journal., 1897-12-09

- lIllam Ii. Walters, who is attending the
Boston University Medical school, in addi-
'lon TO his regular studies is acting as assist.
ant ant III the Biological Laboratory His exten-
1lse researches III this line while at McGill
University, Montreal, Admiralty titted l;,,,
for the position. -'''ou hiiii