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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-13
BY 4. J. Bradley & CO.,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
Manchester, Va.

R,- virtue Of 2 certain trust deed from
Cornelius Woodbridge and wife dated Apr
o. 1893 recorded in D. y. j.. PAGE ~
Manchester Hastings Court deiault nav
ing been made in the payment OF the sum
of money thereby secured and being d.
rectod 30 TO DO by the beueficiaries / Will
sell al public auction on the premises on
THURSDAY, JANUARY 70, 1895
NJ 4.eo o'clock 4. NJ. that certain lot OF
land fronting % feet on the south inc
of wall street. between Cowardin avenue
and Pocaaontas street, ana running
back ID feet, more or less. .
Terms Cash as TO expenses or exc
cutting this trust; any taxes That may DC
d,. and FOR the sum OF Sl52aS. with IN
tercst from October ~ lsso' the D'''ii00
on terms announced az sale.
ALBERT J. BRADLEY, Trustee.
ny VIRTUE or THE PROVISIONS
Il Of certain deed oil trust
dated January ?. 1SS2. and recoIu-
od i'm the clerks ofice OF Sui,
county. Va. default having been haae III
the payment Of certain notes therein Sc
cured. and being required by the repre-,
sentatives of the beneficiary so 20 90
shall sell by public auction at SaVedseS
Station, Surry county, Va
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 19'lS9s.
AZ u NJ. o'clock, the real estate described
"a the said deed as follows:
Tho farm known as Huntington con-
tanning four hundred 900 acres, more or
loss upon which there Is a two-story
and basement dwelling and usual out
buildings.
Terms liberal and made known az time
Of sale. JOiiN ~ NH s.
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DESIRABLE DWELLINGS.
Nos. 7l9 N. 28th Street
AND
gu N. 28th Street.

BY virtue OF certain deed Of trust
dated October l.. 1899 and of record in
the Richmond Chancery Court, Deed
made nthe payment of the debt therein
secured. and being required so TO do We
will sell, by public auction, on the prem
Uses, on
MONDAY. JANUARY II, 1898,
commencing AT o'clock =. ~, first, No
no north 1wenty-eighth street lot 'front.'
ing % feet by III feet, with desirable
dwelling thereon; second, No. 9ll north
Twenty-oighth street, lot fronts p feet
by 1874 feet deep. with good dwelling and
ali imprOV thereon. The above
properties are well located. and will. no
doubt be sold at figures that viii make
good investments.
TERMS: Cash as 20 expenses Of sale,
and to pay the sum of Si.J732j. with in
tcrest from october -, 1897; balance at
one and two years -
q. J.. DENOON,
Is. q. JAMES
ia1o-5t Trustees.
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nv VIRTUE OF THE PROVISIONS

MARSHALL COTTON MILLS.
vi At Richmond. Va,
VIII be sold by auction JANUARY 2otnl'
iSqs. al noon. For details address =. T.
BASKERVILLE, or y. W. BOWIE. Rich-
mOnd. Va. u'-'-l"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-13

II ORsE CLIPPING.-THE LEONARD
ii Horse Clipper is now running. Have
your horse clipped. Price sl.0O horse.
Leave orders at stable, SO north Ninth
east Main street. N. LEONARD.
e"0N oc12-d3m
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N 8 + Norfolk @WssterN

HE5 e--'
DECEMBER o.. 1870.
LEAVE RICHMOND DAlLO. BYRD
STREET STATION
800 AN RICHMOND AND NOR
FOLK NEsIIBDLE LIMIT
ED. Arrive NOrfOlk N y A.
NJ Stops only an Petersburg
Waverly. and gunolk Second
class tickets net accepted or
sys A. NJ, THE CHICAGO EXPRESS
for Lynchhurg, Roanoke, %
lumbus. ana Chicago. 4 w ti.,
sleeper Roanoke 20 1olunpn-i
also fof Bristol. hnoAsils
I'm p NJ Cor Suffois Norfolk and IN.
termediats stations. arrives Al
Norfolk az lO'iJ 7. n. ....,.,
1o:45 p NJ ~ Iy1ca.ary, o ,,.o, eo'1 xitb
Wilmington and Chattanooga
TiWifef Pullman Sleepert
Rolnoke 20 Memphis and New
orleans Pullman sleeper pe-
tween Richmond and Iyns,n.
S Ssrsi e a. 9' s55 p 'i e Also '
Pullman Sleeper PETERSBURG
rr.,,s awe Richmond from Lynch.
burg and the West daily az SD a "a
and $50 p. NJ. from norfolk anq, W "
East at il.o6 A. NJ. and NEsTlbOLEL'
once: s5s Main street ..,.r
r. " COURTNEY,
District Passenger agent
W. p. REViLL.
General Passenger Agent
General once: Roanoke. Va.
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NIARRIAGE IICENsE.

\ marriage license was granted TO Mr..
Porter in the clerks of,ice of the iIus-
tings Court of Richmond Tuesday.
They gave their residence as Manches-
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N pECTLIAR DISEASE

Mr. James V. Burgess. who has been
kept at home by indisp0sitiOn. is thought
10 be somewhat improved. though his
malady is not yet thoroughly under
stood by his physicians.
Mir. Burgess Is a James river farmer,
and a man of much prominence in the
county OF Chesterfield. a few weeks ago
his leg began To pain him. IL became
moro and more painful from day TO day.
His physician. Dr. Cheatham. was sum
moned. who began 10 treat the afflicted
man. His left lower limb commenced to
swell and became very hard. His left
breast is also very much afflicted The
disease appears TO be a new one to the
doctors
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-13

/ BOOTON HILL OFFERS HIS SER
~ VICES as SPECIAL ACCOU NlANl
10 make off balance sheets examine udl
ances, make special statements, open 4nui
close books. All work confidential WIN
give satisfactory references. charges I.a-
sonable. Address q north Tenth street.
debit
WANTED. BOARDERS FOR NICELY
furnished rooms. homo comforts APP
ply No. 100 north Seventh street.
jal2-2t"
WANTED. A FIRST-CLASS COOK,
washer and ironer. Must be single ana
come well recommended, none v.ncoa
need applv. Apply at rear gate of 1908
West avenue between tho hours = 70
10 4. NJ and 90 II. NJ. n -5I
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MEETINGS.
No one was hurt

Richmond, Va, AN !, lSye.
III HE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
L of the stockholders Of the Richmond
Telephone Company will be held at the
company office. Times Buildi ne, = JiS-
DAY, January IL. 1898. ~ Il NJ.
RICHARD u SN.Til.
in2-td Secretary and llods.
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Metropolitan Bank Of Richmond. Va.
December o. 1897.
,r>H1 REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
OF the stockholders Of this bank
Will be held at its banking house on
TUESDAY. January ~ ISIS, al y o'clock NJ.
IL. \. WILLIAMS.
Cashier.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

A pretty wedding took place at Ches-
Ter Methodist church yesterday AFTERNOON
at o'clock The contracting parties
were Mr. Drewry Irving Cheatham ana
Miss Sadye Tatum Robertson.
After the ceremony the bridal party
took the 1.l5 O'Clock train for Rich
mOnd.
a reception was rendered them on
their arrival I'm the city, al Their future
home, the Berkeley House.
The attendants were:
Miss Mary b. Weeks. maid OF honor;
Miss Mabel Robertson. ring bearer; Mr..
John A. Robertson. best man. and Mr..
David T. Moody. Mr.. w. Ivey. Mr. a. NJ.
chatham. and Mr.. j. H. Wilkinson.
The ceremony was performed by the
pastor Rev. Mr.. Morryman.
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FRIDAY, THE DIST DAY OF JANUARY,
1888,

at . o'clock p. NJ. the above-ment d
REAL ESTATE. fully described IN sald
deed as follows: All OF that certain
PIECE. PARCEL OR TRACT OF LAND,
together with all the buildings improve
ments rights. ways. and appurtenahees
thereto belonging, situated, lying ana pc
ing in the county OF Goochlaud and state
of Virginia. known as 'EASIWOQD
and containing SEVEN -HtNDRtl2
ACRES. be the same more or less, anu
bounded on the west and north by the
lands Of Sabot Hill. formerly owned by
James A. Seldom. deceased; on me east
Inv the lands now owned by Murrays,
TAYLOR and Lyon at Sabot station, being
the same lands conveyed 10 the SAID I'd
ward +. Russell by Edward b; wesley
and Elizabeth. his wife. by deed OF even
date herewith.
TERMS. cash MS 10 the cost and eX-
pcnsos Of executing this trust. an past
due taxes, and the sum Of SA5f2. t9scthner
with interest thereon from June /. is3I
until paid. and the residue on the follow
ing terms 81 GA, fst Of June. ISIS S2'''O
is7 day OF june. 1880: s. 4is, 'st day Of
June. 1900. $3.50 1st Of june. 1901 (;
50 232 LIST day of June. 1902; - ~: lst
day Of June. 1903 s. 0i6 Isl OF June,
1901. and 81 90e. LIST Of June. 1905.
CONWAY r. SANDS,
w. A. PARSONS.
ia11-1Ot Trustees.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Richmond, Va, Jan. 10. 1888.
To whom 1; may concern
/ have this day appointed J. w.
Sharp. my agent 10 fam ana con-
duct merchandise business at Ne
gro. Hanover county, Va. to buy and
sell for Cash only. ,
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Richmond. va. Dec. y, 1871.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF lilh
l stockholders OF the kanawna Coal
Company will be held at the once OF Eu-
gene c. Massie. Esq. In this city. on
Thursday 18th day OF January, 1888, at
J. o'clock Nj.
r. II. BROOKE.
Secretary and Treasurer.
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Richmond. Va. Jan 3. 1898.
~ HE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
L of the Stockholders Of this company
will be held at their factory. Twenty
fourth and Cary street. WEDNESDAY,
January 10, 1885, at noon.
THOS. b. SCOTT.
jn4-1jtd Secretary.
J. Wright Company.
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BY virtue Of a certain deed OF trust.
dated the first day OF June. 1880, to me
undersigned trustees and duly recorded
i'm the clerks office of the County Court
of Goochland, ID. b. A, pages 40 ana ana
III. and default having been made Ia me
payment of tie debt therein secured anu
being required so TO do by the beneficiary
under said deed. we shall proceed 10 SELL
by pubic auction, on the premises on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-13
old Dominion Building and Loan. Asso-

Richmond. Va, Jan. 10, 1893.
THE EIGHTH ANNUAL MEETING OF
the STOCKHOLDERS of the OLD DO
MINION BUILDING AND LOAN AS
ISOLATION will be held in the han OF
The Chamber of Commerce. Richmond
Va. on TUESDAY, January %. 1898. at
IL o'clock a. NJ. f.. A. BARBER.
ja11-td Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-13

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS OF the MUTUAL
GUARANTEE BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION, of Richmond. Va. viii
be held at the office of the association.
az No l013 east Main street. on WE'D
NESDAY, January % 1895 at o'clock
p NJ GRAYSON l.. FA1RBANk.
jal2-tia26 Secretary and Treasurer.
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Richmond. Va. Jan. 3, 1888.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
of the STOCKHOLDERS of the TITLE
AND TRUST COMPANY will be held
at the office of the company, No. 1l12
east Main street, Richmond. Va, on
WEDNESDAY. January ~, ls9s, at 4:ao
p. NJ. JOHN TYLER,
na4I2 ia a. Secrstary and TreasureN
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TWE COuNTY COuKT.
THE MAYORS COUNT.


MAYOR Maurice was on hand yesterday
morning i'm the Han OF Justice 10 try the
causes that were presented for his atten-
ton. He has been unWell FOR the past
several days, the eifect from an attack
OF cholera mOrbus, but Is now improving.
William Driver Charles Haines, Ma
shah Hague. Fred Farmer and Ed. DoD-
bins. five white youths from the lower
part OF the city, were up for trespassing
on the property of the Southern railroad
near the wharves and riding ON hand
car. From the testimony given yesterday
morning these boys had asked permission
TO play on the car which was granted
by the Waterman. They were discharged.
Joe Fleum.ng was arrested Tuesday
By the chief of police for ordinance ViO-
lation. AS ne was considered to be OF
unsOund mind, he was turned over 10
High Constable BROOKS.
r. Il. Dorset was bound over in the
sum OF $50 TO keep the peace toward
George Il. BEDFORD.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Little Robbie McNamee Is very i'll with
pneumonia at his mothers residence, On
Ninth street. Robbie is a very bright
little fellow and his friends will be glad
10 see him out again.
I'he Manchester chapter Royal Arch
Nasons will meet In regular convocation
al Masonic Temple tonight at 1880
o'clock. There Will be work on several
The city Council viii meet in regular
session on Friday night next.
Judge Thomas Nj. Miller. of Powhatan
county. is in the city.
Mrs. James NJ. Lynch. No. 903 Perry
street Is quite sick.
Mr.. William II. Fisher has returned 20
the city from an extended stay in Ches-
terheld county.
Miss Lena carr, Of West Ritchfeld. o.,
ana Miss Annie w. Pool. OF this city
have just returned home from a pleasant
visit 10 Mrs. J. Il. W.nfree. at Magnolia
GrenGe.
Mn David u, Moody. Of Empopa. Xaa
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east. belonging to various other COM
panies in the regiment. Most of them
had furlOughs and planned to go to
their homes by the next train. A
number were taken In carriages at
once to the hospital at Camp Powers.
There were many affecting sights as
the sick boys were welcomed home by
those who loved them. and whose
hearts had ached during their absence
On the train were DIR. Elliott of Bruns-
wick. who had had charge of the hos
pital section all the way from Chicka-
manga, and Chaplain Estabrook Of
Biddeford. whose untiring efforts in be-
half of the boys are commented upon
and praised by every returning SOL
der
The train when it reached this city,
had only five of the nine cars that 1t
brought as far as Portland.
The boys nearly all partook of a
lunch in the ladies' waiting room so
kindly provided by the ladies in
charge, and soon were scattered on
foot and in carriages in all direstions.
Thacrowd. learning with regret that
the troop trains would not arrive for
many hours, slowly dispersed, and the
station and vicinity gradually, assumed
it's neutrality-suspicious..
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AN ENJOYABLE TIME.
The Pilgrimage Of the knights TempIar q
Grand Success.

AS was expected the pilgrimage of the
knights Templar, Friday, was most en-
| joyable occasion. 1t could hardly have
been otherwise, for the beautiful weather
and the royal good fellowship that char
acterized the party was guarantee that
the only outcome of the trip would be
pleasure-and lots of it.
The up-river delegation, composed of
De Molay Commandery of Skowhegan.
and st. Omer of Waterville. accompanied
by the WaterviAe Military Band. arrived
in the city by special train. at about 7.45
in the morning. They were met at the
station by Trinity Commandery and given
short march. the route being down Wa
ter street to Green. up Green, up State.
down Bridge to Water and down the lat
ter street to the station. where all board
ed the train for Gardiner
Arriving in that city. another short pa
rade was INDUCED in. after which, in
company with Maine Commandery, they
embarked on the steamer Islander for
down river.
The beautiful sail down the Kennebec
was thoroughly enjoyed by every Knight
on board. and on arriving at Oak Point.
with appetites rendered keen by the trip.
the party sat down to one of McKown's
clambakes. which are acknowledged by
all who have partaken of them to be
without a peer.
After dinner the party was taken for a
sail among the islands of Boothbay har-
Dor. and after enjoying the sea breezes
for an hour or two, started for home. ar
irving at Gardiner at $50 P. NJ. A special
train took the up-river knights to their
homes. arriving in Augusta at 9 o'clock.
There were about $50 in the party and
everyone was enthusiastic over the days
outing. The only incident that occurred
to mar the pleasure of the excursion was
an accident at Capitol Island. by which
Charles Soule. a member of the Water
vile band. had leg badly jammed. By
some mistake the boat was shifted before
the gang plank could be hauled on board,
and Mr.. SOule was caught between the
edge Of the plank and the forward par: of
the house. No bones were broken, but it
was narrow escape from a most serious
accident. Surgical aid was secured on
board the steamer, and the injured man
was made as comfortable as possible.
On arriving In this city on their return,
the knights found a crowd of people at
the station, so dense that 1t was almost
impossible to alight from the train. The
reason was that when the people heard
the train whistle. they thought it was the
troop train and the hundreds who had
been waiting all day for the arrival of
the soldiers boys, made grand rush for
the station, only to be disappointed
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Concert at Toaus.

Following is the concert programme at
Togus for Saturday and Sunday at p.
M:
March-Home Again, Dedicated to the
1st Maine Regt. and Chaplain c. s.
Cummings. b. w. Thieme
Overture-The Beautiful Galatea. Suppe
POlka-GOlden Robins. Bourquit
(Piccolo\and f fiat clarinet duet by
Messrs. Hedeinark and Hatton.)
Observation-Disclosures, Onenba CHI
Comic Fantasia-A Trip to Coney Island.
DESCRIPTIVE TObani
B. w. Theme, Director. Z
This Is most attractive programme,
the special features being the march en-
titled Home Again" composed by Prof.
3. w. Theme and dedicated to the LIST
Maine Regiment and Chaplain c. 8. Cum
mings; and the piccolo and clarinet duet
by Messrs. Hedeinark and Hatton.
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Variable Cook Beck Free.

II you will send the N. X. Fairbank
Company. Chicago. ILL.,. your name. adj
dress and one 2-cent stamp to pay for
postage, they will mail you free Of charge
copy OF HOME HELPS practical
and useful book Of recipes, with much
valuable information on cooking and
serving breakfasts. luncheOns, dinners
and teas, table decoration. Invitations.
etiquette and many other subjects of
special interest and value to the house,
wife. HOME HELPS contains 100
pages. Is handsomely gotten up and IL
Illustrated, and Is edited by Mrs. Rorer,
the eminent lecturer and authority on
pure foods and household economy. and
principal Of the Philadelphia cooking
school.
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Depositaries Designa ted.

Judge Webb has designated the fol-
lowing banking institutions as deposit
taries for the money of bankrupt
estates:
The Pittsfield National Bank, Pitts
field.
The Marine National Bank, Bath.
The Belfast National Bank. Belfast.
The Granite National Bank. Augusta.
The Sanford National Bank, Sanford
The Farmers National Bank. Houl-
ton.
The Medomak National Bank, Wal
doboro.
The First National Bank, GuilfOrd.
The Norway National Bank, Nor
way.
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AUGUSTA CHURCHES.
Sunday Services Are Cordially lnvittd
to Attend.

ST. MARY'S: The services will be at s
and 10 O'Clock "A. M; vespers at 730 p. M.
GOSPEL MEETINGS at 81 Capitol
street on Sunday at 1890 A. N. and $50
p. M; Sunday school at 1915. Af
Services at the Gospel Mission on Water
street. Sunday afternoon at 3 and 80 p.
NJ. led by Rev. Walter Russell. the Ca
madam evangelist.
ST BARNABAS CHAPEL, Bangor
Street.. Twelfth Sunday after Trinity;
Sunday school at 2.45 p M; evening
prayer AT $50 p. M.
PEOPLES CHURCH, Northern Ay-
enue: Sunday worship with sermon at
1890 "A. NJ. by the pastor. B. s. Crosby;
subject, For We Are Saved by Hope
Sunday school, 1l.3O A. NJ: Y. p. 8. G. E.
leader: address. $50: subject, Liberal
ity:" prayermeeting. Wednesday evening.
$50.
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All ladies having work Of the Volun-
teer Aid Society. at home, are request
ed to return the same on Wednesday
next. finished If possible, as there has
been an immediate call for night
shirts.
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Delinquent-I'm sorry, but you know
you can't get blood out of turnip.
Collector-Well. unless you are pre-
pared to pay this bill when | call
around tomorrow I'll show you that l
can draw some out OF beat!-Chicaso
News.
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A corporation has been organised in
Portland for the purpose of buying. deal
ing in and selling needles. bicycle spOkes.
ETC.. with 100000 capital stock. of which
nothing is paid in. The officers are:
President, Frederick E. Snow of Boston
Mass: treasurer Josiah Remick Of Mel
rose. Mass. Certificate approved. Aug.
%, $685.
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Verne, the seven weeks old child If
Mr.. and Mrs. /. P. Bergman. died,
Thursday evening. The funeral was
held. Friday afternoon. at the home
of the parents. The interment was at
Manchester.
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LAST CALL FOR II saia
Old Orchard
Excursion
SUNDAY, AUG. %.
vyuA NEa vNyu0
VIA MAINE CENTRAL r. R.

SPECIAL TRAINS AND LOW RATES.
& Leave Bangor, 100 A. M: fare, $40;
Waterville, $50 A. NJ. fare. $1.60; Angus
ia, 9.25 "A. NJ. Hallowell 9.32 A. NJ. Gar
diner. 9.4g A. NJ, South Gardiner. 9.5i A.
M, fares, $40: Portland. ar, lilac: Old
Orchard Beach. ar. 12.15. Rates include
admission to the Pier.
Returning, leave Old Orchard 500 +. NJ.
Thirty minutes for supper. leaving Port
land Coo T. NJ, arrive Bangor about 1l.0O
r. N.
F. f. BOOTFIBY. G.. p. & T.. A.
GEO. +. EVANS. v. r. & G. NJ.
auge4, dat
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STATE HOUSE NOTES.
Examination Of Teachers - Sendiag Out the
Ballots -Sellins an Island.

The new furniture is being placed in
position in the Senate chamber and the
room is already assuming strange but
great improved appearance. Superin-
tendent Stevens thinks that the work
will be completed about September 90
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OF the earth's surface. 1.5OO,0O0 acres
are devoted to tobacco culture.
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GoveYor Powers arrived on the as5
train, yesterday afternoon. from New
port.
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0A0UoRHA.
Bssnths ,Ih r. sw I'm AlnE gsif
''s; !. lszA&S7zse
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1t is thought that the work of sending
the ballots over the State Will be COM
pleted by noon today.
The land office received an application
few days ago for the purchase of an
island in Pemaauid pond. Mr.. Oak wrote
the intending purchaser concerning the
matter and the next day received the
following reply on a postal card: II
hereby withdraw my offers for an island
in Pemaquid pond. which is inhabited
by 1000, 900, 600 900 900 ants who live in not
\fewer than 20 nests. two Of these over
six feet across. We undertook to land
there the other day but had to divide
with the residents"
Secretary McKeen is at Portland this
week in attendance upon the New Eng
land fair where he is one Of the judges
He will next attend the Bangor fair. act
ing in the same capacity.
There was much interest at the State
House, yesterday morning. in respect to
the arrival of the first Maine. The ad-
jutant generals Office was the mecca Of
all and the clerks in that department
were kept busy by visitors and by the
telephone. Everybody wanted to hear the
latest word from the soldiers.
GoveV6r Powers arrived on the a.a5
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1t is thought that the work of sending
the ballots over the State Will be COM
pleted by noon today.