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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-01
CAPTAIN REMNANT HURT.
Knocked Into the Canal by Il LocOmo-
tigc-Will be Out To-day.

Captain Julian r. Tenant. who was
injured yesterday morning By a thesa-
peake and Ohio passenger train. was
resting quietly at the Retreat Tor the
Sick last evening, and It was stated that
he would probably be able 10 leave the
hospital today.
Captain Tenant was at the Eighth
Street Station awaiting the arrival OF
the $40 O'Clock train. lie Is a solicitor
for the Richmond Transfer Company. A
passenger train came up and he stepped
10 a sidetrack. Just then shifter passed
and caught him on the left hip, knock
Ing him into the canal. He was taken
out by employees OF the company and
taken to the Offices OF the TransfSr Conn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-01

They are written IN our histories. They
are a part of th. education of every
child of the land They enrich the school,
books Of the country. They are cherished
in every American home. and will be so
long as liberty lasts and the Union en-
dures.
MY cOuntrymen the sacred principles
proclaimed IN Philadelphia In lI,6, ad-
vanced 20 glorious triumph at Yorktown.
made effective IN the formation OF the
Federal Union IN l1S1. sustained by the
hero.sm of all our people In every for
olgn conflict, sealed IN solemn covenant
NJ Appomattox Courthouse, slncliaed by
the blood OF the men OF the South and OF
the North at Manila and Santiago, and
In Porto Rico. have lost none OF their
forces and virtue; and the people Of the
United States will meet their new duties
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-01

Rodgers are cripples Rodgers having
wooden leg and both Of Collins limbs be-
Ing cut of above the knee.
Each one was from a different state
and all seemed 20 be making toward
Newport News 90 endeayor to get work
in the shipyards.
They engaged In a general row and
Collins, who was very near the floor
picked up a spitt0On and struck one Of
the men across the face. Collins claims
that ne was assaulted with a stick by
the bar-keeper
Justice John thought that the city need
ed some good hands. who We're anxious
20 work. and Frank shuman and j. r.
Care were fined g. and sentenced 90 10
days labor. Ed. Collins and John Roag-
ers. wso We're cripp.cs were required 90
give security in the sum Of 500 for their
good behavior for 30 days
USED A WATER-BUCKET
Andrew Casey could not speak Eng
Iish. but he could BIT @ negro girl be-
hind the head with 70 water bucket
The girl Lucy Jackson. was employed
ct the lodging house as cook where
Casey was stopping. and by some means
Casey was In the kitchen. The girl claims
that ne struck her with q water buck
ct and that she was So frightened that
she swore out q warrant for him. al
though she was not hurt. She did not tell
very straight tale as she said az FIRST
that Casey only struck at her, but when
Justice John asked her why she swore
before the magistrate that he struck her
and then said that he only struck al her
she became confused and had it been pos
slble would have blushed. Justice John
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-01
THE PRESIDENT
TO VIRGINIANS
RejOices With Them Over the Revival
Of Industrial Activity
TWO EP0CHS IN OUR HISTORY.
Occurred on Virginia Soil-Onc Made
the Nation Possible, the Other
Made IL indissOlubIe-Ma
Sacred Ties.
TWO EPOCHS in OUR HISTORY.

AT the scene Of the launching the
President was introduced to the people
by Mayor Taylor ia a short and graceful
speech. Mr.. Mckinley said:
Mr.. Mayor, Ladies and Gentiemc1:
81 am glad 90 meet my fellow-cltzans
or Richmond ana TO join with them in
this interesting celebration in honor Of
the launching Of the torpedo-D0at shu-
brick. bulk in this city. OF American ma
terial, by the labor OF American working
men, for the use OF the American navy. /
congratulate builders and worknen upon
this evidence of their skill ana industry
50 creditabie tO The manufacturing COM
pany and so highly commended by the
officers of the government
"This is not the first contribution which
Richmond has maze 20 our splendid
navy. she equipped the warship Texas
with an her machinery boilers and en-
gncs, which were tried and tested with
eminent satisfaction in the brilliant ma 'ai
engagement n the harbor Of Santiago
when that gallant vessel go eloriou-ly
assisted in the destruction Of Cervera's
feet winning memorable victory AMI
Fastening an honorable and enduring
peace.
Il heartily rejoice with the people OF
this great city upon its industrial re-
vival and upon the notable prosperity 1t
IS feeling in an of Cos business enter
prises You'are taking advantage Of the
commercial opportunities of the hour.
You are advancing iH manufactures eE-
tending your markets and receiving a
deserved share NJ Che worlds trade.
GRATIFYING CONDITIONS.
"What can be more gratifying to MS
than the present conditions OF the coun-
try? 4 universal love Of country and n
noble national spirit animate all tho
people. We are on the best Of terms
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-01

delivered her a lecture on the evil o.
lying telling her whore little girls would
..ha taia stories.
Casey was given twenty days 20 aid
ia a.,,nai"s &. tao city improvements.
ANCIENT OFFENDER
Charles Turner. alias Tully. was before
the bar as a suspicious character. ho hay-
ing been picked up By the detectives last
night.
Justice John recognized the prisoner as
an acquaintance whom he had not seen
for many moons and continued his case
until after the Civic Carnival, so that
he could have more time 20 talk 20 him.
I'd Bumpass and Mary Lucy Berch.
both colored. were before the court on
charge OF stealing one pair Of trousers
from Mr.. G. w. Saunders.
Bumpass said that he had bought the
trousers from Lucy Berch about two
nueaths ago. lie was discharged aud
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-01

soil upon which 20 live. The purveyor OF
hate. IL thece De one left, is without
follower. IN voice which would kindle
the flame OF PASSION and prejudice is rare
ly heard and no longer needed IN any
part of our beloved country.
lord of the Universe,
Shield us and guide us,
Trusting Thee always
Through shadow and sun.
Thou hast united us,
Who shall divide US?
Keep us. Oh. keep MS
The 'Many in one
MANY SACRED TIES.
Associated with this great Common
wealth are many Of the. most sacred Ties
Of our national life. From here came
forth many Of our greatest statesmen ana
heroes Who gave vigor and virtue ana
glory go the Republic. For tficty'seyen
OF the sixty-one years from 1889 TO 1870,
sons of Virginia occupied the Presidential
Office with rare fidelity and distinction, a
period covering more than 0ne-fourth OF
our national existence. What state or
what nation can have a greater heritage
than such names as Washington Jener-
son. Madison. Monroe. and Marshall?
Their deeds inspire the old and the young
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-01
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's
Citizcus and Other Matters.

Citizcus and Other Matters.
Mr.. Harry Guerrant. of Danyille. is in
the city.
Mr. j. b. sneed, Of Gordonsvine. Va.
Is in the city.
Captain Thomas d. Jenress, Of Chase
city, is in the city.
Mr.. j. II. Marsh and wife, OF Winston,
n. c., are guests at the jefferson.
Mr.. N. V. Mariner is stopping with Mss
Mary LOckett, 40l east Clay street.
Dr. Wade Gynne is IN at his home No.
1 east Clay street. with typhoid fever
Mr.. d. a. Cardwell OF Columbia, s. c.,
an old Richmond boy, is here on visit.
The rough weather at sea prevented
vessels sailing either from West Point
or Baltimore last night.
Mrs. C. R. Cofer, OF Roanoke. is Wis
itlng her daughter, Mrs. A. w. Robbins,
at No 4OSl-2 west Marshall street
Miss Margaret Davis and M Frank
II. Pelouze Of Washington. ID. G.. are the
guests Of Mrs IL. l.. Pelouze, 12O east
Marshall street.
The Savings Bark Of Richmond Will
move to new quarters about April lst. II
will occupy the newly acquired property
at No, III east Main street.
Mr.. G. c. Walker, superintendent Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, Is
I'LL at his home. No 4i2 east Grace
street. in this city. He has been con-
fined TO his bed for ten days and his
physician fears typhoid fever.
tiichmonders ia New York.
NEW YORK. Oct. Especial Rich
mond arrivals: Waldorf. Il. sullivan;
Hoffman-P. Whtlock; Imperlal-A. h:
Hone. Nendome--A L. McKittuck
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-01
A SHORT DOCKET
LAUNCHING DAY
Justice John Gets Through With His
Work Early.
SERGEANT THOMAS IN HIGH GLee
He Anticipates Golfers Full 90 Over
flowing To-Day Casey Fought
With Water Bucket.
Other Cases
SERGEANT THOMAS IN HIGH GLEe

The court OF Justice John was not long
ia session and little criminal business
occupied his Honors attention yesterday
The hahituatcs OF the white chamber
must have thought that Justice John
wished, to celebrate the launching OF the
shuhrick and enjoy himself little before
hand. as they did not appear TO hear the
words OF wisdom which fel from has lips
Scrgcnt Thomas sat by the side OF MS
Honor WITH a smile On his face as II he
expected 10 collect much money Out
those who had seen the length OF the
docket knew that Use smile was on the
Sorgcnts face because OF the holiday ana
the money which would De Forthcoming
on the morrow.
CREATED A DISTU RBANCE.
Ia. Collins. J. r.. Care. John Rodgers
and Frank shuman. an happened 10 meet
I'm bar on Seventeenth street last night
and created a disturbance Collins ana
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-01
BAPTIST CONVENTION.
The Committees 60 Prepare for II Are
DESIGNATED.

Designated.
The Entertainment Committee OF the
BAPTIST General Association met at the
second Baptist church Monday night.
with the chairman Mr. W. II. Sadier'
presiding. to make arrangements for the
coming 90 the Baptist Association, No
vcmbor 18th.
Dr. Charles II. Ryiand. appointed from
fho Minister'S Conference, appeared be-
fore the committee lie asked tina, body
20 decide upon some social function that
might he arranged for the coming scs-
sion Of the association. The committee
will meet again next Monday night.
The following is The committee so far
as appointed:
First Church-Ceorge Jones. Ferguson.
ana Leslie Spence.
Second Church-W H. Sadlcr. Or. j. NJ.
whitfield, G.. G. jefferson, r. J. willing
ham. Jr.. and Frank T. Crump
ce-Strcet-John f. Coddin. Charles
r. Winston. and Taylor D.. Powell
Loigh-Street-A. j.. Caldwell and c. H..
Murray.
CroUe-Avcuuo-I r.. Pollard. Jr., r. II.
Harwood. and Clarence Garrett
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-01

Fulton-Georee NJ Mask. r. II. CARRIER
and r. L Harrison.
Nenable-StTcet-E a. Hopkins and j..
+. SuUens.
Calyary-F. ". Duke, r. C. Nelson, and
a C. Sinton.
Piue-street-M. f. Goode, \. ]. Haynes.
and W. i. Clark
Immanucl-J. r. Gillian. A. =. Bragg,
and f. j. Baker
Wost-View-J Watson Phillips.
Randolph-S l.. Minor John J.
Mitchell, VI. r. Pace. and J. r. Putney.
Barton Heights-L. w. Ryland.
Broaddus-M emorial-E. J.. Quarles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-01

The fourth quarterly conference was held
Monday night at Epworth NJ. r. church.
The following officers and stewards were
elected. Geo ". Kinsey. T.. a. Perkins.
Geo. vs.. Graves, Dr. l.. a. Pusey, j. J..
Hrintlcy. w. +, Wingheld, j. J. Porter
District Steward, Geo. w. Graves. Or.
L. a. Pussy alternate. Geo. ". Graves
superintendent of both morning and eve
ming Sunday-schools. The church is in
good condition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-01

to take lady TO the hospital. Tie and
the lady were In the buggy and as they
crossed the car track at Seventh and
Grace. the car struck them. The buggy
was demolished both front wheels We're
smashed and the axle broken besides
tho side Of the body being mashed in.
Tho horse did not move and in this way
the accident was not as serious as 1t
might have been. The lady was slightly
bruised on the left shoulder, but was
otherwise unhurt
Mr.. Hosley said that he aid not see the
car until IL struck the buggy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-01
U. D. C. CONVENTION.
The President Wants Stopping Places
for the DELEGATES.

Mrs y. Y. Randolph. president OK l+eh-
mond Chapter Daughters of th' Nonieae-
racv has issued the following.
There are SIN quite a number OF dele
gates from the Grand Division, L. y. 1.
OF Virginia. who have noe been placed Tor
entertainment during the convention. j,
Is earnestly desired th1t persons VINO wil
entertain any delegates nn immediately
notify Mrs =. @. Minor. FINN ar ~ X
lin. or Mrs T.. A.. Valentine, an east
Franklin.
II looks like a want Of hospitality on oar
part. when It IS really because - many
Daughters who are not delegates are be-
Ing entertained These delegates are rep
resentaive women from ar parts OF Vie
einia and we hone Tor immediate re-
snonse from members Of both organiza-
tons Every paper phase COPY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-01

pany and later removed to the Retreat
in the city ambulance
The injuries We're exceedingly painful,
and Captain Tenant had a nervous chill
as a result of the shock. he is nor
thought TO have sustained serious inJl-
ries.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-01
Buggy Wrecked.

a buggy was completely demolished by
car No. ll6 on the Clay street line at the
corner of Seventh and Broad streets
yesterday. The hor.e and the occupants
escaped injury.
The team belonged to Mr.. NJ. II. Mills,
and had been hired by Mr.. r. B. Hosley
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-01

The announcement has been made Of the
approaching marriage of Miss Mae Ashley
lsavue To MI David Burlington Tenant.
Miss Bayne is the daughter Of DR. and
Mrs John ". Bayne. OF capitol lin.
Washington, d. c.. and Mr. Tenant is
popular young man of this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-01
-,
Wasting y

Are you nervous, restless,
pale and easily tired? Per-
haps the scales can tell you
why. If your weight is
below your average, that
explains it.
SCOTS Emulsion is a fat
producing food. You soon
begin to gain and you keep
on gaining long after you
stop taking it. For all
wasting diseases, in both
young and old, it is the one
standard remedy.
soc. and $l.eo, oil druggists.
- SCOTT BOVINE. chsmbu. New Y0fl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-01

johnson (colored). who had been severely
cut in the jaw, (which severed a facial
artery. Fifteen stitches we're necessary
TO close the wound. lie was treated ana
left
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-01
DISTINGUISHED Guests

During their presence here Mr.. William
r. Trigg had as his guests Rear-AdmI-
rails Hitchborn, Melville. Crownsnshjeld,
and O'Neii and Mr.. Richard Clover.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-01

STANDING near the close of the cen-
tury. we can look backward with con-
graduation and pride. and forward into
the new century with confidence and
courage. The memories of the past inn
pels 10 n0bler effort and higher endfaror
II is for as TO guard the sacred trust
transmitted by the fathers and pass SD 20
those who follow this government Of The
free. stronger in lbs principles and Areat-
or in IT'S power for the execution OF Hs
beneGcent mission
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-01
Ont In the JAW.

Dr. Goode. Of the Ambulance Corps was
called to Fourteenth and Broad streets
yesterday at 1915 +. NJ. to attend James
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-01
Schools 20 Close,

In order that the children OF the public
schools may witness the Trades Parade
the public schools will he closed to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-01

ucy was given 80 days in Jan An APP
cad was taken 10 the Hastings court
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-01

and responsibilities with unfailing devo-
ton TO these principles. and with un-
faitering purpose TO uphold and advance
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-03
Maine sportsmsn's Meeting. Today.

The meeting of the Maine Sports
mems Fish and Game Association will
be held at the State House, today. in
the judiciary room. The meeting will
be called To order at +. NJ, by Pres-
dent +. o. Vickery. Beside the cleo
ton of Ulcers there will be a discussion
of the report of the committee TO whom
was referred the matter of a revision
of the fish and game laws of the State.
There will be several important mat
ters discussed by the members and the
views of the leading lights in the fish
and game circles of the State will be
heard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Lincoln.


4 Following are the real estate transfers
fQT Lincoln county for the week ending
Dec. 81 .es
ALN4A-3Elton II. Boyton to Albert NJ.
Card, land and buildings, 81.
BOOTHBAY~-Frances w. Weeks 10
Mary E. Weeks. land $50.
BOOTHBAY HARBOR-Jennie :.
Lewis 10 l.. A. Greenlaw. land and build
ings $500: Jennie M Reed CT ais. TO VIM.
d. Johnf on. sland. 81
BRISTpt~-.Albion T. Damage to i.izza
NJ Carnage land. $50.
DAM-NkISCOTTA-J Barstow 10
Samuel +. Barstow. land, 500; Samuel +.
DRESDEN Eliza TX. Hersey ct ais. td
Wilbur i. cate, land, slon.
I.Dt; Es'O MB-J oseph $. Herring to
Ephrtim iBurnham. land ana buildings,
500 ''' ~
NOBLEBORO-Albcr RI. I.inscott et
ais. 90 Mary A. kaler. land and buildings
81.
MARLBOROUGH II. Kalcr Z
EMZa VI. kaler. land. SO.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
December Term. Hon. o. G. Hall Presid
ing.

w. S. CHoATE. Clerk.
GEO. W. HEsELToN. County Attorney.
A. l.. MCFADDEN, Sheriff.
i. \. SMALL Stenographer.
Augusta. Jan. 2.
The case of Ruth A. Leighton VS..
up for trial. today, by special assign
ment. ON motion of counsel for de-
PENDANT Il continuance was granted on
account of the sickness of material
witness and the jury were excused UNI
til Wednesday morning, Jan. A.
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Death OF Mrs. 6. W. Whitcomb.

Mrs. E. w. Whi.comb died, Jan. :,
of pneumonia at the residence OF .her
sister. Mrs. n. T. Folsom, "a Eastern
avenue. The funeral Will be held,
"Wednesday, Jan. 4, at p. NJ, at the
house.
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. cts. a copy

49,. 4he time forward that this almanac may get into
~. hands only Of those who actually desire and VIII pc
Interested in preserving it. What costs mourning usuay
-er.rded as Of little value.
Your druggist will show You copy OF the new alma
r. he IS up date enough to have taken advantage o.
"a' offers to him. he doesn't happen to have 1t,
re otl,er druggist in your town will, or you can mari
+,ccent stamp to the J. 6. Aver Company. Lowell
M.ss.. and receive one free by return mail.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.
Officers Elect Take Up Their Duties,
Monday.
Retiring County Commissioner Samuel Smith
Presented With Pretty Gold Watch.

The county officers of Kennebec
county entered upon their duties. Mon
day. for the next two years. The only
new officer among them. Commissioner
John A. Spear of West Gardiner. en-
tered upon IL term of six years. Al
the ceremony of the day was the
swearing in Of the deputy sheriffs as
the officers had filed the bonds thatnre
necessary.
The list of officers who were elected
at the fall elections TO positions in the
county are as follows:
County attorney, George w. Hesel-
ton of Gardiner.
Register OF probate, Walter A. New
comb.
County treasurer. James s. Blan-
chard Of Chelsea.
Register Of Deeds, George X. Smith
of Winthrop.
Sheriff, A. L. McTadden of Water
vile.
County Commissioner, John A. Spear
of West Gardiner.
1t was intended TO organize the new
day, but as commissioner II. c. Bur-
gesss of vassalboro. was unable to be
present, nothing was done. Chairman
Samuel Smith who is the retiring mem
Der of the board. with Commissioner
Pettingill and Commissioners Elect
Spear were in the Office but no bust
ness was transacted.
"A very pleasant surprise, Monday at
terroon, was given to Mr.. Smith. All
the county officers assembled in the Of
flee and General w. S. Choate in a
pretty speech presented Mr.. Smith
with handsome gold watch and chain.
On the inside of the cover of the watch
was engraved the names of the don
ors. the county officers. AS he pre-
sented the token of the good will and
friendship of the givers. he remarked
upon the friendship all bore for him.
and expressed the hope he would ac-
cept it and ever remember the givers.
| Mr., Smith was visfbly affected by tine
situation and by the kind remarks. and
! in his speech Of acceptance which was
given under the difSiculties of the emo
4 ton that he felt, he heartily thahked
i Them for the manner in which they hau
/ treated him during the six. years he
had been connected with them. He
i said it was next to parting with his
family for him to iexse the office.
Shertff ASaF'adden nsEde his appont
l nsentdk1ksdeputies and each one called
al NJ Atnes durh,g the day, and al
ter u lg sworn by Clerk of Courts
! Choafo, they were given commissions
Tor their work.
The following is the list of deputies
Augusta, H. I. HORSE and J. +. Bean;
i Belgrade, Frank ]. Ham; Clinton, Ma
thaniel Jaquith; Gardiner, II. w. Hill
ldreth. China, Charles w. Jones: Chel-
sea, Mark l.. Rollins and George !
names; HALLOWEEN George J. Churcn'
Oakland. Samuel T. Hersom: Mon
mouth, HarrysE: Merrill; Readiield, =
4. Morgan; si(W,A N. Jones; Vas
salboro. 1sai3eSA Mount Yer,
e css.. n''ss $ =
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State assessor ana United states
senator.
II is not known that there will be o
contest for any of these Offices each Of
the present incumbents with the ex-
ception of the seven councillors. being
renominatea. 1t is expected that
senator Eugene Hale will be present
and vial address the caucus.
At the Democratic caucus two candi-
dates for the senatorship are talked of.
Ihey are Samuel d. Lord of Saco. and
Hon. Arthur Sewal of Bath.
The election of the officers nominated
at the Republican joint caucus will
take place. Thursday morning. after
which will follow Governor Powers adj
dress.
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Wayne McNeagh. who was attorney
general in President Garfield s cabinet
and ambassador to Italy under the has
Cleveland administration is lying very i'll
at his residence in WashinStQp HIS con-
dition is dangerous.
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The telegraph Offices and the -tele-
phone booth in the rotunda We're being
connected. Monday, for immediate use.
Mrs. Bertha Cony, who was at one time
the Postal operator in Augusta, will
have charge OF the Postal wire in the
State House.
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kennebec Historical Society.

pi ine annual meeting of the Kennebec
soca o II q Society will be held at the
inr ny Taia IN the Lithgow library build
al ba ar thursday evening January :. lS@.
Officers and the traDsact tM of Of such other
mea .iiess as may be legally done at said
is dasiss:a "A full attendance of members
"ieo. OLIVER G. HALL,
Augusta, Dec. 30, 1893 '''
1eco0ltniau4
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Ice Attachment

~ S,'ed to an ordinary wheel. 1t is made t.?
T.; ~ any regulation bicycle, can be adjusted;
s /, Mae minutes. We guarantee the at
rs cnlnen, Tor one year. Sent complete on
Sao.ITt % 'a,m by express at our expense.
A,'1 Iof circular. Address Ice i'icyc!e
p. ,S,chment CO.. Continental NationGi
sank Bldg. Chicago, III.
dstsSd&w2mos. mr.
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Died.
SOMERSET

East Madison--Dec.. 20. Epnrssm sio"re-
KENNEBEC.
Waterville-Dec. 81, Fred YORK. aSeu y
0akian1-Dec. 80 David Storey, former
" Of Waterville, aged 81 years.,
Hallowell-Dec. 30. Henry iAshh'
as Vas 10 HD 30, Henry Bushby.
aged GO years.
MISCELLANEOUS.
West Medfield, Mass.-Dec. ~ William
Bridge. formerly OF Augusta, Me-, aged
30 years.
oAanozIA.
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