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The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1897-03-06
Celebration a; TOquerville.
TOQUERvILLE, March 2, 1897.

CeleOra ton q; i04uerv1lle.
TooUERvILLE, March 2, 1897.
Editor UNION
l must tell you how we celebrated
Pres. Woodruff's goth birthday
The old folks (over 10Y, widows,
and missionary families were, enter
tanned in the Social hall from II a.
m. until 6. p. m. The hall was
neatly decorated and made warm
and comfortable. They were care
fully brought from their homes and
conveyed to the hall in carriages.
Here they engaged in singing,
dancing, speech making, reciting,
bearing testimonies, etc., and were
favored with vocal and instrumental
music The time sped swiftly by
until p. m when all repaired to
Bro. John Batty's hall and partook
of the good things of the land.
How the old folks enjoyed it! and
what good appetites they seemed to
have. However, there was plenty
and much to Spare-nOtwithStanding
the hard times. All returned to the
hall and the program was continued.
Many valuable testimonies were
borne respecting the restoration of
the gospel, and on the life and
labors of President Woodruff, and
other great and good men. Prizes
we're given to the best singer, best
reciter and best dancer. To see
how those in their "eighties' tripped
the eight fantastic" was caution!
The following questions were
asked: How many have seen the
Prophet Joseph? Answer, 5. How
many were in lions Camp? Ans.
None. How many were in the
Norman Battalion? Ans. 3. How
many were among the Pioneers of
1847! Ans. H.. How many are
present from foreign land? Ans.
IS.
The day was success and we felt
pleased with the results OF our
labors. Oil how jolly entertaining
and appreciative the old folks are.
How much we enjoy their society,
and how plentifully they do shower
the blessings of Heaven upon our
head! Long may they live and be
prospered in the land
VIM. *. Bringhurst, Jr., expects
to start on mission to California in
a few weeks. He has taken up q
farm and is laboring hard to fence
it. We concluded to help him. Some
twenty or more of the young mer
volunteered and we put in good
day hauling rock and building fence
Now comes a surprise. The sisters
true to their nature, came out to see
US, laden with baskets full of nice
picnic. And how we did enjoy it,
and thanked them for it! need
not add the baskets were much
lighter when they returned.
To-day some of the young men
were around the town gathering up
shingles which they pat upon the
house of poor widow-that is good
religion. CACTUS.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1897-03-06
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

G. 2. NJ, Silver ity, Utah: l.
There are three BARRIERS here now,
and not work enough to keep one
employed. 2. Write to Peter Jen-
son, Beaver, Utah.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1897-03-06

silver here on earth, he'll have a
Of coming i'll Heaven.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1897-03-06
Saturday, March 6, 1897.
Date. Day. Night.

44-1oo of an inch of rain fell dur
ing the week. 2 Il inches of snow.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-09-04

Les nouveiles que nous receyons,
de tous les points de lii paroisse,
sont des plus encousageantes ;
elles font presa9er que, 81 lie
temps est beau, la grande fete
champetrr donnee au ''Fair Ground"
de rtglise StJoseph, lie +, le 5 ct
lie 6 Septembte sera non settlement
un success pour lie benefce du
monument du Rd. Pere Menard,
mails aussi, une yrsie fete dc
famiile.
La fete de la reconnaissance, 4
laquelle, ehaeun sc fera I'm devoir,
un point d'honneur d'apporter une
genereuse contribution.
CONNIE toujoars, notrs population
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US.

A tout a0uredN dboRn6 GemeasdAt
dams le ritlGge, dfsirant pager son
aJonnement reinstatement, nous
encey1op la heatincile, mogennant
la somme dc 70 cents, par mois,
payable Garance.
Nous taisons cette o.tre atm de
fdctttttr les PerSonms qua, desirqHt
%s'0bonHer, procurement qaetqae
iac0f yenjent q rerSer q la tO,s le
prir dc announcement.
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E0GYELJES LOCALES,

LImPrimerIe de la SENTINELLE
fat toulcs sortes impressions, en
fransais on en- anslais, telles que !:
circulaircs, caltes ~d'affaires, constitu-
tions de societies, programmes, tetes
de complies, de i%ettres, etc.
Les prlx son moderes.
Pour plus amples renseignements
s'adrcsscr au bureau de Ia SENTINEL
LIE en- personne on par lettre.
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Tn petit galeon de enc ans, fills
de NJ. Henry Freeman, fermisr du
cont6 de Blount, Ala, await ooutume
d'aller cueiliir des p6ches pour
bonner aux ooehons de son pere, CO
Qui lamusait beaucoup. Samesi
dernier, apres avon rempll ses poches
dc flults, il men soulut pas donnel
aux cochons, mails ceux-cl Sc deterrent
sur luz, lie renverserent etrecraserenl
au loint de lie tuer. lis allaient le
devorer Quand le lere est arrive.
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Tous les apprets pour Ia grands
foire au ben6tice du Monument Fund
sout fats ct la celebration de la fsts
commencera cette spres-midi. On
s'attend que la population 50 rendra
en- Ion nombre ct s'empresssra Gle
seeonder les efforts du comits charge
de "l'6recticn dun digns monument A
la mamoire du bon Pare Menard.
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COMHUNIQUE.

Mr.. rEditerr.-En ces temp s e'eX-
petitions vers les regions polaires, Ell
Gu attendant que lie professear Andrte
revienne de sen voyage en- ballon
pour 6mervelller lie monde geographi-
que, II serait i propos, peut-stge, pour
ceux qui mont pas roccasion de lire
les intdrossants eomptes-rendus de ees
expeditions, tonjours 81 hasardeuses,
de produlre dams les ps4ss Dc la
SENTlNELLE quelquss sxtrsits tires
du journ9i du haldi Norwegian,
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Nanscn, l'un DIES derniers explora-
teurs de ces regions, ct eslui Qui a
attelnt lie plus haut dsgre de Lati-
tude Nord, : Sc -.
Ces extralts sont pris de .l'Illus
tration,' laquelle a public r9cennent
une traduetion ~franealse de &c rSclt
du voyage de 1896.
Nous extrayons nu debut, ces
quelques Iignes 4ui sxpliquent lie
plan de hansen
all a une route pour parvenir,
simon an pole mathamatlQus, du
moths dams son voisinase lmnediat,
c'est celle de la sJeannette.' liza
Jeannette etait lie navire commando
par lie lieutenant belong qul partit
du nord est du detroit do Behring,
en- 1881, ct qui fut brise dams les
gtaces, apres etre arrive au tie
degic &c Lat. Nord Of dans uns
direction au n. Il. des lies de la Nile.
Siberie.)
LA preaye, continue Jansen.
c'est que de cheufs debris ont
a9compji &c ~trajet. Les p~antalons,
Ii casquette, les papiefs Iamassas
S II un gIaeon pres de Julianshaab,
(petite Vile dies Esquimsux, au sud
Quest du Greniand), Ont WI lie pole
de plus pies que FONT va Markham
ct Longwood al que he lie yerront
lainals etux qui s,obstinent 4 adoptsr
lie mans chemln queuX. Car la
inmobile calotte Slacse ellie derive
lentement ct l6gu.leremeut dc locsaa
ARCTIC ue Slbtrien a Ia nor du Gr9n-
lalll, sOuS III GOupIS lLuuCuVC u uN
courant marin ct de vents, simon
constants. Gu nous doMinants, qui
sulyent la meme direction 49,.
"Donnez-.noi un navire apte 4 cette
navigation qul ma pas neore 6t9
essayee I'm Ravire spScialoment
construit pour la mer congel6s,
CONNIE les yaiaseaux ordinairss 10
sont pour la ner liquide, susceptible
de lutter coItre les eonvulsions ct
les pr.ssiobs de la LanQuise, comm
les h&timents les plus vuIgairs., Sc
d6feudeht contye les ohoss dos
vagues et lie la tempete."
&c n%avire, Nanxen l'obtint, ct %
fut lie 81 JUN, 1898 que lie "F,am",
nom qui sl2nlfie en- draat, Quitta
le port &c Christlania en- Norvage.
an milieu DIES acciamations dune
foule immense qui soGhaitait aux
hardls e~xploratsurs un ''bon voyage"
et le success dams II enterprise Oh
tant d'autres, avant eux, avaient
6choue. 4 c0ntinuer.
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On parle daugmenter les gags
des tiayailie,f, u les habitatlons
ca It Ia, on les 81 deja hausses, Ell
celia nest lien Que juate, cal sous la
nouyelle loi du tariff, les prlx dss
maIchandises ntcessairas a Ia vie,
selont beaucoup plus elev6s onils
ne rttaient sous lie regime du Wilson
bill.
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Sc MOntre 4 la hGuteur de sa repu
tation de lib&ralite. Des objets
dart fort beaux ct de tous
genres out etc reeus en- grand
nonbre ; des provisions de toutes
natures sont enyoyes, abondent de
sous les cotes. On nous an.
nohcs que les divers pavillons
seront decores avec som ct Gle
ganCe les illuminatioHs briliantes
ct gales ; enfn que les prepare,
tits pour recevolr dlqnement les
personnes, qni honoreront ia fate
de leur presence, Sc font sur une
grande echeIle.
On veut, qua la satisfaction
dun deyoir aecompli, les personnes
qui visiteront la fete p~uissent :
trouvsr reuni, tout oe qui charms
les yeux, tout &c qui fatte lie
govt ct carssse l'ouIe.
Csst 4 la bande de Thibodaux
ct A celle de Robert Z. Lee su'in-
I, combent ceste patsie 81 importsnte
du programme.
La premiere sous la direction du
prolesseur H.. j.. hone aura
lnonneur d'ouyrlr il 1Ste Samedi
4 DIX heares du soIr,
LIZ Dlmanche, la fete commencera
a . heufes. Nous J aurons IL
plaislr dapplauulr Ia paade kober,
y. Lee, Qul sous la direction du
pfotcsssur K. Legenare fets
sntehdre uh programme cAarman,
Ners les & hsures, la bands
lnlbodau3 doanela un grand
concert, oont &c programme aussi
brilliant que sari4 aioutsla TN success
dc plas a oeux dejh rslntort6s pai
ces excellent corps de muslque.
LIE Lundl entire les moreeaux ola
musl4us, II J aura pIusleurs
reeitAtlons Ct chaneoLnettss conf
ques dss plus iy~srtissuntes. pa,
plusleals aniiteuls de talent ds
notre vile ct des enyl.ohs.
La 1ete sc teImiA,la Lar ie tiracs
dan maghitquc portrait du lsgrette
pele Menalu.
Ce port ait, busle de grandeur
n%atuieile est u'uEe Resemblance,
flappante, a'un hnlt parfaIt C'es'
lGuNre un artistic dc Eaut merite
Monsieur Eugene Simon photogra
phe hofs-llgne, don't IL studio est
sits6 a la Nellie. Orleans. Ru.
du Canal 1S3 pres du Grand Opera
Nous ,naageons nos amls gu.
voudraient colselver les traits dt
eeux Qul leur sont cheers, lie venil
contempler Get ouvre artistiaue
nous sommes assures d'ayanee quill,
rendront alols yisite 4 Nj. Simon. ct
ce sers justice /! an tel portrait
enyoye pour DIES hoaoraires aussi
mouestes, est bel ct blen un don
aussi senefeux qulapprecie pal
nous tous.
Je termins ess lignes, ami lseteur
ayee lie felme espoir cue nous nou,
mo ntrerons, sans exception q Ia
hautsur DIES souvenirs que lie nom
du psre AENARD aveillent Ell
nous A la hauteur aussl du devon
que nous nous sonmes donn6. le
1, 10 ) ct ls 8, de faire ds
Ps sperance, n riaIits.
Thibodanx, 2 Septembre,
Tn VEIL AMI.
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Penoant quelque temps on ne
parle que de Ia fore qui s'onvre ce.ts
aples-midi ct a en- juger d'apres lie
bien qu'on en- entend on lie dot plus
douter de son parfait success.
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lie bic Ct les autres denrses de
louest auementent en- valeur de jour
ca Jour. C'est sans doate ane bonnie
chose pour les fermiers de Pouest,
mai. les pauvrcs d'iei qui ont deja
peine 4 nouar les bouts en souf1rlront.
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Les habitants riziers s'attendent a
bien sen sortir avec leurs r6coltes,
ct nors soubaitons qu'ils ne Subs
sent atcun disappointment sur &C
chapj,re.
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La foire qul SQUIRE oetts apras-
midi au pare st-Joaeph a I'm but
tres-fecomman1able en- yue ct davrait
atIe pationisse (ai on nous permet
lexllession) %largemsnt par la popn-
lation de Lafourche.
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C~AscARETs stimulate liver, kidneys
and bowels. Never sicken, weaken
or grippe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-02-19
New York Produce Market.

New York. Feb. Is.
FLOUR-Receipts. 1880 pkgs.: exports.
aa' bbls.., l01oS sacks; sales. 1900 pkgs.:
dull. weak. unchanged.
SOUTHERN FLOuR-Dull, unchanged.
RYE FL0GRmQuiet; steady: s.. 50a$3.
BtCKWHEAT FLOURISH M1.l5.
CORN MEAL-Dull steady.
falo.
BARLEY-Dull: feeding, 25a4@26 elf.
Buffalo
WHEAT-Receipts. 2O35o: exports. 129.
40: sales. $1,000: dull firmer: No 9 red.
fob ~: No Northern. $50.
CORN-Receipts. 112 125: exports, 70 252
sales. =: dull. frmer: No >. 2S7s eleva-
tor. 297s afioat.
OATS-Receipts. 11SSOO: exports. 2k3OO:
sales. 29.Goo: dull, firm: No. 2. 21A: No. .
white 22a: No Chicago. %: No. g. 20:
No. white. 2ll2: mixed Western. 2Om 80
white do. 2lM29: white state. 2lM29.
BEEF-Quiet. firm; beef hams. strong:
tierced beef. quiet. steady: cut meats.
steady.
steam closed silo; city. 1913; renned.
slow.
PORk-Quiet. steady.
RUT'TER-Choice. steady.
CHEESE-Firm. fair demand.
PETROLEU M-Steady. unchanged; 91ss
COFFEE-RiO. dull. easy.
SCGAR-Raw. quiet' firm: refined fair
;,as: No. 49, 3l..
FREIGHTS-To Liverpool, market
steady.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

AT Pierre. s. d.. Thursday. James H.
Kyle was reelected United States sena-
tor by the solid Republican vote and a
lew POpultstS who stayed by him. Most
OF the Populists deserted him. but en-
ough remained to give him the required
number to elect
Maurice Greenburg. AZ years old, was
killed at Il. Marks wool factory Pea
body. Mass. Thursday. He was running
4 large drum wheel used for skins, when
he was drawn between the edge of the
wheel and a post and his neck broken
lie is survived by family in Russia.
a dispatch to the Madrid Impartial
from Havana says that the opinion is
generally prevalent in Cuba that the
proposed reforms in the island will
have absolutely no influence upon the
Cuban war.
The fifth annual meeting and banquet
of the Peabody Board of Trade was held
in the Town hall. Peabody. Mass. Thurs
day evening. with an attendance of 800.
e occasion 10 ,s the io2d an
the philanthrOpise and special reference
was made to that event by the several
speakers.
Judge Brown of the United States dis
trict court. New York. Thursday. issued
a writ or habeas corpus returnable. Fri
day. In the case of the Turkish consul.
Jos. A. 1asgi, accused of embeZZlement
in connection with his trusteeship of GER
tain estates. The writ was served upon
the warden of the tombs where Iasigi is
confined, waiting extradition Y Boston.
The Fifth National conference of
church clubs was opened, Thursday, in
the Parish House of Grace church,
Providence. r. I. There were present
delegates from clubs in New York,
Connecticut, Rhode Island, Illinois,
Maine. Pennsylvania, Massachusetts
and Delaware. some "a in all.
Alvinsea Haywood has sold IL one-sixth
interest in the Mariposa grant. one of the
best-knOwn mining districts in California.
fornia Exploration Co.. II London syndi-
cate. and the purchase price is considered
remarkably cheap. The grant comprises
$1,000 acres of agricultural. mineral and
timber land on the west slope of the
Sierras, in close proximity to the mother
lode.
Communications were read in the Utah
House. Wednesday, from Senator Frank
J. Cannon and Gov. Wells asking the
Legislature to take advantage of the law
granting to the people of every state in
the Union the privilege of placing in the
of two of their dead whom they wish to
honor. 1t was suggested that the Legis-
lature place in position Il statue of Brig
ham Young. FL
Coroner Doten said. at South Norwalk.
CT, Thursday. that he believed the wo-
man. whose body was found on the rail
road tracks between East Norwalk and
Westport Wednesday night. came from
Wilton. Wednesday. and she was seen
about Norwalk in the afternoon in the
men are now being looked up by the po-
lice. to whom they are known. There is
no doubt in the coroner'S mind that Il
murder was committed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-02-19

The wild man" at the county Jail in
Auburn. is to be taken to the insane
dc partment of the Maine State prison,
an order for his removal having been
received from Governor Powers. The
tees on both feet have been taken off
and later on both feet will be ampu-
tated below the ankle. The deaf and
dumb man who has been wandering
about AndroscogginS county of late
has met the same fate as the wild man.
having frozen his feet in Winthrop,
as already reported in the Journal.
One leg will have to be amputated,
and he will be a burden to the State,
perhaps for years. He has been in
Auburn Jail for vagrancy number of
times and only a few days ago was d
ledger in the Auburn city Lookup
Lewiston Journal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-02-19

J. f. Beans little black horse came
near getting him into serious trouble.
Thursday, on the square. He started
to cross the tracks, when he SHE'D at
a case standing near the sidewalk. and
straightway tipped the sleigh over.
Mr.. Bean kept hold of the reins, our
lest his footing and was dragged some
distance before the horse stopped.
There was no damage. but that was
not the horses fault.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-02-19

The houses down the river of the
Haynes & Dewitt and Haynes and
Lawrence ice companies have beeni
filed. with 100000 tons of ice, the Same
cut as last seasons. The material Is
Of first class quality. - q :. 49, =. =.
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Miss A. NJ. Whitney made 326 words
out of the letters which compose the
word carnival. and Mrs. Thomas A.
Dodge 240. They were given the choice
of. s. in gold. or six tickets for the per-
Torrance given, last evening, by the
carnival of the Republic" for having
the largest collections
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-02-19

Rev. d.. Munro Wilson of Boston.
the New England representative of
the American Unitarian association.
will preach, Sunday. at the Unitarian
church. Mr.. Wilson is an able preach
err and merits a generous hearing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-02-19

The Carnival of the Republic VIII De
given. this afternoon at go o'clock. N
Meonian hall. All tickets will he Is
cents, and none reserved 500 cQmes
carly The schools Will bavc nq a4es,
Noon session to enable TIE childFeAst It'd
attends and the performance is one thatr
is especially entertaining TO them.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago Feb. IS.
Fl.OUR-Quiet. steady unchanged.
WHEAT-No. spring. 73M74la: No.
red. SiisMS5ss.
CoRN-No. =. 22@2214.
OATS-No. 2. 5a4@16A.
RYE-No. ., 32ia.
BARLEY-No. 2. So nominal.
PORK-$7. soar 95
|. LARD-$3.S5M3.9O
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"A small boy came home, yesterday,
asking for particulars in regard to the
'CannibaI' show that was being given.
He said everyone was talking about II.
On learning that it must have been the
Carnival that they referred to- he was
disappointed, as for him capnibats
were great attraction. 80
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-02-19

DR.. Friends horse ran up Water
street. yesterday afternoon, in a most
Geld blooded. deliberate fashion. the
street was free from teams with the
exception of those by the sidewalks,
and no serious damage was done. The
sleigh hit horse on the way, and was
slightly smashed. The horse WAS
stopped on the bridge. = s.s.--.-a,..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-02-19

Low prices rule at mortgages sale
of the Mixer drug store. 1856 Water
street. Toilet articles. pcrfumery.
toilet soaps, tooth brushes. uep
brushes. patent medicines. drugs and
everything In the store must -he aosd
at some price.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-02-19

DIR. and Mrs. Emery of Boston, re-
turned home, Thursday. after attend
ing the Day-Oakes wedding which took
place in this city, Wednesday.
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fir Sale or to YET.

Small advertisements not exceeding
the head Of WANTED. FOR SALE. Ito 70
LET, LOST, &C., will be inserted two
times for 25 cents, three times for IS cents
and one week for so cents, ADVANCE
F--YMENT. In sending by mail remit
lance Of postage stsmps or postal note
should be made with order. rs the
charges are too small to open accounts
for.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-02-19

L. C. Leighton calls attention to o
special sale of cotton underwear BE-
ginning Wednesday morning, Feb. H.
1897, 1888 Water street.
feb17d3ts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-02-19

Mrs. Almon Gray and Mrs. Giipat-
rick of Lamoine. arrived, Thursday.
ard will make weeks visit with Mr.
and Mrs. p. A. Gross, 16 Bangor street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-02-19

Miss Beaumont of Dexter. who was
formerly employed in Fowler & Ham
lens store, is visiting friends in the
.C;ty
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-02-19
). Francis Treas. Nortb,,n

Mr. Francis Treas, Northumberland.
Eenna., thinks it a good remedy for
rheumatism. He writes. Il have
been using your liniment called Sal.
walton Oil for rheumatism and find if
gives me great relief 1t is good rem
cdy."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-02-19
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Residence of the late Baniamin Bunker.
College avenue. Sixteen rooms. bath
room, furnace, spacious lawn, large gar
den and stable. Also house and stable
corner Pleasant and Center streets. Good
terms Apply to y College avenue.
fahIq DIV
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-02-19

E. f. Witt. one of the selectmen of
the town of Norway. was in the city.
Thursday. with an insane person for
the Hospital in his custody.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-02-19

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CARDS on THANKS. oprfuA0S
NOTICES. REDOLUxIO1iD o. ~
SPECT. ETC, WIN b ehasoo1 q ~ -
Of ten cents psf lima Ne shasDse ~
than seventy-Ave eeats.
ALL ADvERf1SIs0 A10poU1gCu.
MENT6 OF ENTERTAINMENT Wh11o
object - the raislug q 1eosy m -
charged st the rate Of Aftssn eeaas .
line.
ADvERTlglN0 NOTICDD, nevD Dssn,
viii b excluded from cur Local eseun6a,
except such ~ refer 70 advertisers 49,
plying space in our adveet1slno eelu0Gny
and VIM 10 run under eepasAto hoa1 =
one Of the local pages. <r ~.
Subscribers who fan . reee1ve ~
JOURNAL promptly WIN oonfse 3 fsvss
BY notifying TIE ONES mmsdiately.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-02-19

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Cross will attend
the funeral of the latter's brother. the
late Mr.. w. X. Dudley. to be held, to-
day. at Monmouth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-02-19

Miss Grace Elliott will take : few
pupils in drawing. painting In water
colors and oils. Call or address s!
State street. 1anx4e odlmo