Daily Kennebec Journal (Augusta, Me.)
February 4, 1890

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fail* fnmebrr iounul. MMtn. TIMMT, Fit. 4 IN*. NOTICE: bTAtk or M*iit, i Vau:atu*9 MMioMH'/s. Aaga«'a, Juw) MSf. All persons desiring to fce henr-1 b*for* tte Iffititl-i apoa th* vaiaarloa of railrund ««u1 telegraph property, and the pr»/p*r/ of cotton wnalsa aad other aMMufaotarer* 1a tbia •Mat- ran ■rrtaaMOwBiHlqv for that pnrpose *nt« for bearing* H H. 1'Anrmr**.*. oaaHtrr L». C. Pai.wkk, on Rl Wekxli JmuaL may bn made through the Puirhna tag Dnpartaeat of the Amenran Eipreaa Co. at najr place when that ompaoy baa at IMir. Aganta will give a money order re aapt for your subscription, aod will lorward m UM mammy arder. attac hed to an order to serv tba paper for any stated time, free of an; charge, except ‘hm usual fee for iswumg Um •Mar This >4 the safest and bent wn/ to ptareop|e of the \rgentine 1,'eput llr are wallowing in the *iough i despondency tlnanci.il panic ha* n the “dollar «#f the daddic* thechildre were unable to carry It a goial way teneaUi the *urface of course ill thi la sad but the “copper men'' h ive had t go and for this th** country *hould b truly thankful, \flerall there i* n loud hut has It* silver lining The l.land \rmv encampment certain ly opened auspiciously yesterday. I'hei is every Indicatioii that if will te one th»* most *ticc«-**ful ever held in th State. Hie reptesentutive* of the var out po*ts were "lit in good mini tier-, an many more are expected to arriv iu the city today Ihe address u Commander Drew w i- an able and lwei ttiat they were faithful hi thei latiors, and the organ i/a tlou the* rep resent is in a nourishing conditi mi I day will te one full of vents, a ful outline of which may be found else where in our column*. Kver\ hour h the day will lie occupied and the am; Fire in the evening will tie a most flttiuj cIosst to a successful auil eujuvahle oc casiou. Out) of the events of the ila are contid cut that the I)mu ter will be vastly iuvreused today There will certainly he large attend auce at the reception, for our citixem generally are anxious to meet (ieiieru aud Mr# Alger, and pay respect* h them. That the day may te a mo* •ujovable one. filled with pleasant mem ories, is the sincere Iu>ik» of the Journal MAINE GOBBIP Wednesday morning's Journal will con tain a full account of to-day's proceedings including stenographic reports of th* •perches at the cauip-tire tin* evening Delegate* will find it the best possible 1.1 ter they can semi to their friends. It wil tell the whole story of the encampment. A NEW METHOD OF TREATING DISEASE Hoepttal Remedies Wbat are they? There is a new depait urc in the treatment of disease It con sists in the collection of the specifics used by noted specialist!* of Europe and A men ca, and bringing them within the reach ot all. For instance the treatment pursued by special physicians who treat indigestion, stomach and liver troubles only, was ob tained and prepared The treatment of other physicians, celebrated for curing ca tarrh was piocurcd. and so on till these in comparable cures now include disease of the lungs, kidneys, female weakness, rheu matism and nervous debility This new method of one remedy for one disease" must appeal to the common sense of all sufferers, many of whom have ••perieneed the ill effects, and thoroughly realise the absurdity of the claims of Patent Medicines which are guaranteed to cure every ill out of a single bottle, and the use of which as statistics prove, has ruined more stomachs than alcohol. A circular describing these new remedies is sent free on receipt of stamp to pay postage by Hos pital Remedy Company. Toronto. Canada, •ole proprietors. decTMAwlychdlyfoIrra The delicious fragrace. refreshing cool •earn, and sott beauty imparted to the skin by Poxxoni's Powder, commends it to all todie*. febtdlw Th# kutimnu Not Over. The rush on the druggists still continue* and dailv scores of people call for a bottle •f Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lungi for the cure ot Coughs. Colds. Bronchitis, Asthma aod Consumption. Kemp s Balsam. Iho standard family remedy, ia sold on a guarantee and never fails to give entire sat isfaction Price 50c. and $1. Trial sue tm- __jan!4eodAw4w •1.IHHI lUwar* to offered for a better washing compound lhaa Ha vena. Everybody likes Havena that Nto# lt« A useful present in every pack •0B. _ eodAwlP 8hiloh'» Vitalixer to what you need for Caaatipation. Loss of Appetite. DixxineM, !ympton,# of I>v»pep«ia. I'ric* tt.W aad 71 cento per bottle. For sale at C. B. Murphy's. julyMAw lwchwky Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure ii sold by as on a guarantee. It cures Con Mtopttoo. For sale at C. B. Murphy's.

DEPABTMEITT OP MAIVB 0. A. ■oil of tic Twenty third Annual Bo Tb* following it the roll of the Twenty third Annual Encampment of he Main Department of the Grand Army which be /mi in this city to day. liti'AKTMaST o»m« e*~ FrafckJin M Urew, Post SeaW»r Vi» ‘.ova -lar, K»^r. P i;ut{/tali, J Js-koe Jobs t». .Mtaiovd, 7 baplaJ*. Hav ChM A tamthard, 14 lAfactor, David P stowrll, M. D., M l Cocwil w AowiaiMTaanoa. I far Itjtr, Poat W* CbarD* fc. Soli, Poat 1 Moatm A Hazard. Clarlf* B ftMiurf*. 2 aaftaa K Lortag. Poat 0*melegate* Ruel N Field, C M Henri F C Johnston John FI Luring. C I! M.tchell. John Gooding. Jr Benj tint ben. H S Tbrasher A. A Dwinal Post. No 3, Mecbani Fall* 75 members. Commander, Ore Downs. r, Past Post Commander* H. T Buck nan V\' C. Bridge. F R Harmon. G. W Hot J bin* A. L. Downs. F FI Dwinal. Georg W H bole a, F A Milieu, (.‘has N Burn Delegate. H T Bucknam Hedge wick Po*t. No. 4, Bah. 102 men 4 her*. ommander, (ieo T. Silsby Pant Post Commanders-- Jas B. We* cott. John H. Raymond. Edward 1 Mitchell. David It. Wyiie Seth T Snip* Wm. H W’atson. A. 1>. Stetson. HartU K. Duntori Delegates, Hugh McKay, and John 1 Brown. Gerry Poat, No Munson. ’-4 member i,, Commander. Ira P Wmg Past Post Commanders—Leri C. F’lin S S. Cole. W H Davis f Delegate C. J House Heath Post. No Gardiner. 115 men j her*. (’ommander. J. W P Johnsui Past Post Commander* FI ben D. Hale] Ou*ta*u* Moore, M Wadsworth. Job S Towle, F B Williams. K A. Llob; Wm Wiley A J. Packard. A J. Hooke v IC t» Wadsworth. Geo H Harringtoi K C l eague, Jam* Walker. James 1 I Peacock. Delega'e* S K. Johnson, Geo. Bowie. Custer Post. No. 7 Lewiston, 202 mt r her* Commander. has S. Crowell. 1 i Past Post Commander J 'j A. Jum i er. D P Fieiil. S II. Ragley, S. V l Hyphers. J. D. Nickerson. W S How Nelson Howard M F Jay.W H GralTaii G. W. W Capper* J. L Hayes Delegates John Harper. J W. Kme f son. L Prentiss. J. H Whitman, t i H. F Safford Post. No. Dexter F members Commander. II A. Johnsoi I’asf Post Commanders Henry L Woo W. (I Morrill. S. L Warner. T. 1). Fa nr Win N Lane. Delegates. D D F’lint. P. S Lowell. Webster Post. No. 9. Kenn* hunk meniler* ('ommander, W F' Bowen Past Post Commanders E. F. Mite be I Gen. F Moore. John VV. Trea*lwell. J V Knight, Benj. Hubbard. Almon Littlcfieh JohnS Gaddis Delegate. K C Simond*. f Berry Post. No 10, Lisbon, (5 Member Commander K. G. Cooledge. P P. (’ommander* K M Shaw, VN II Miles. C II Mile*. A II Macurda. W I S Carter. II. R. Allen Delegates VN II Atwood Stephen Davia Post. No. 11, Pittafleh 52 Member* ('ommander, Joseph P. Tu tie. IV P ('ommander* «»rin S. Haskel Stephen H. Mosher, Abel Davi*. Geo. VV Patten. Delegate*. Cyrus W. Foster. It II Beale Post. No 12, Bangor. 35 members. Commander. Aug. B. Farnham. P P Commander*. Jasper llutchingi R I* Peake*. Chas. Hamlin. C V. Crosi man. \V Clayton, K Getchell, .1 F 1 Maloney. J Honey.il K Sellers. Delegate*. II Thompson. VV F Emerson, M Crowley. A B Bennett, V F'enno. J T- Gilman, J 1 F'isher Seth Williams Post, No 13. August! 224 member*. Commander. William Mi David Past Post Commanders Wm B La; ham. Seiden Connor. Chas E Nash. S J Gallagher. Arthur L Brown. H. F Blar hard. John F: Fossett. S VV Lane. L ii Hill Geo Doughty VV V Swan, John (J Webster, II G Staphs, E McMurdie. II A N Dutton. t» Stetson. Lewi* Se. long. Geo I! Ratusdell Delegates. O. F Madiaelis, Geo W Martin. Geo Fi Brickett. M Savage VV S Heath Past. No 14. Wstervillc 72 member*. Commander. I'erham S HhU. Past Post Commander*. F. F‘. Heath. I Bang*. D P Stow. II. G. VV Reynolds, S S Vose. A Libby, N S Emery. Chat Bridge*. J G 8torer, Geo. A. Wilson. Delegate, H. T Brook*. Bradbury I’ost. No. 15. Macbias. 10, members. Commander. Stephen Hadley P. P. Commanders. T P. Hutchinson j F’.. II Bryant, J. L. Pierce. Geo. II Allen A. K. Preble. Raymond McCabe. Delegates, S B. Hunter. Wm. Rusliton Fid w in Libby i’ost. No Id. Rockland 272 member*, ('ommander John VV. Titu* P. P. Commander*. J. W. (’rocker, VV’ VV. Cliner. Benj. Williams, O J. Conant S. F'lsh. C. C. Cross. John H. Thomas A J. Crockett, James FI Rhode*. Jon Crockett. Delegates. 1. D Carver. O. S. Trussell Edgar Crockett. Robert Anderson, VV. H Simmons. Wilson Post. No. 17. North Turner. *1; member*. Commander, Shirley Merrill. Past i’ost Commander* M K Mabry K. J. Francis, E. B. Lovejoy. A il. Pratt Delegate S N Delano E. VV. Woodman Post, No. 18. Ea* Wilton. 50 member*. Commander. Marti! L. Bunker Past Post Commanders—C. S. Delano E. H Farnham, G. H Farnham, J. L. B Farrington. A B Adams, A. S Bump* Gustams Pease. Delegate— Chas. Yaugh. Daniel White Post. No 19 Kenduskeag 30 me miters. Commander. M. F, Fisher Past Pits: Commanders F. A H Stack pole. J. H. Everett, J. F’ Doliver. J. F' A me*. J F\ Heath. H J. Hussey. Wm. K Nason. Greenlief Harvey Delegate—Geo B. Martin. John B Hubbard Post. No. kC. Hallo well. 51 members. Commander. Hs llei i owning. Volney A Gray. A. M. Warren. H. E. Stowe. F. A Folsom. Delegates- A. F. Mansell. E. C. Mor till. Erskine Post. No. 24. North Whicefieid, 54 members. Commanier. Jame* G. Rob bins. Past Post Commanders—I. B. Turner. A. C. Boynton. W. G. Potter, F. B. T«rn«r. John Dodf*. C. M. Pl«c». A. R. G. Smith. Delegate—John G, Weeks. John F. Appieton Poat. No 25. Farming ton. 82 members. Commander. E. S. Prescott. Pot Post Commanders— A Ionia Sylxes ter, F X. Barrie, I. B. BmU, Neiaoc Gould. Delegatee—Wm. Randall, E. M. Hatch ing*. Tbomae T. Rideout Poet, So. 26, Bow ioiabam 31 members. Commander, Wm. A. Wood. Paet Pat Commanders—J. L. Browne, George L. Whitmore. Silas A lams. Geo. U Blodgett. E O. Fisher, T. H. Sprague. Delegate—J. W Lang Farragut Post. So. 27, Bridgtoa, 50 members. Commander, Granville If. Burnell. Past Post Commanders Edward M. Berry, Wiliuun H. Foster, Henry A. Shorey. I>elegate—A. H. Harr;mas. i Sheri-lan Post. Bio. 28. Biddeford, 7e members. Commar»**legate—Henry Bradock. W. A. Barrows Post. No 65. West Sum ner. 23 members. Commander. Horae Barrows*. Past Port Commanders—H. 8. Coburn L. B- Heald, G H. Ryerson. G. M Smaii. J A. Noyes, H. H. Maxim. Delegate—L. B Friabee. Warren Post, No 66. Winterport. 51 member*. Commander, Benj Atwood. Past Post Commanders—Geo. Dudley. G. H Danton, Daniel McG. Spencer, Freeman Thompson. Delegate—Samuel Basteu. A. M. Whitman Post, No. 67. Bryant'* Pond. 41 member*. Commander. James L. Bowker. Past Post ('ommanders Gilman A Whitman, W II Pearson Delegate—Chas. H. Steven*. Frank Hunter Post. No 68. Hodgdon, 46 member* Commander, M. J Bither. Past Post Commander*—B H Putnam A. W. Ingersoll, I. S. V'ail, Thomas Haney, C. K Skofield. Delegate—Thomas Haney. David Escaocy Port, No. 69. Appleton, 45 member*. Commander, E I) Gushes. Past Post Commander*—Chester Pease, Woj. Me Lane. E. H. Hilton, John Lane. B F Simmon*. Delegate—J. T. Peabody. Willard Port, No. 70, spriugvale. 51 member*. Commander. Josiab F Day. Past Pott Commander*- Moses Hem uiingway, G. H. Roberta, Geo. L. Crom mett, Melvin Fall, A. A. Crooker, W. J. Gowen. Delegate—J. J. Merrill. John A. Hodge Post, No. 71, Canton. 35 members. Commander, i. R Dorr. Past Pott Commanders -C. Holt, C. F Pomeroy, Geo. W. Moore. Delegate—Robert Swett. Daniel Chaplin Pos', No. 72, Levant, 51 member*. Commander. M C Ham Past Post Commander*—C. G Nile*. A H. Waugh. C R. Turner, S. L. Watson Delegate—A. H. Waugh. Chat. A Warren Post. No. 73, Standish, 99 member*. Commander. S. H. Dresser. Past Post Commauders—(). S. Sanborn, E R Wingate, D. L Warren. W. II Sturgis. Delegates—A. F. Sanborn, C. H. Man son. E. M. Billing* Post, No 74, Monroe. 70 members. Commander, Geo. B. Ordway. Past Post Commanders— Daniel Robert son, G II Fisher, II. B Wingate, I. F. Cook. F. L. Palmer, J. S. Crockett. Delegate—Edwin Lufkin. Lyman K. Richardson Post No. 75, Gar land. 31 members. Commander, B. L Trundy. Past Post Commanders—C. E. Merriam, L. M Rideout, E B Strout, Benj. True. Delegate— B. L. Trundy. (-has. L. Stevens Post. No. 76, Castine, 44 members Commander, G. A. Wheel er. Past Post Commanders—C. J Whitney, Geo. Wescott, Geo. L. Weeks. C. H. Hooper. John Collins, Jr., F. 8. Perkin* Delegate—C. H. Hooper. Chas. D Thompson Post No. 77, Spring field, 56 members. Commander. F. M Johnson. Past Post Commanders—J.I). Stan wood. C. K Drown. Delegate—M. M. Goldin. Geo. F. Sheplev Post. No. 78, Gray 6,8 members. Commander, II. R. Mountfort. Past Pott Commanders—J.D. Anderson, E. T. Andrews. W. K. Simpson. Delegate—M. K. Morrill. Borneman Post, No. 79. Washington, 47 members. Commander. Ira K Sylvester Past Post Commanders— H. T. Strout. J. J. A. Hoffses, T. S. Bowden, W. Born heinier, J K Bartlett. Frank Pullen, J. L. Burns. Delegate—J. C. Morton. N. W. Mitchell Post, No. 80, West New field 33 members. Commander, Alonzo B. Langley. Past Post Commanders—John P. Wood, Merrit B Smith, Frank Chellla, Luther Tibbetts, Benjamin Rogers. J. M. Maddox. Delegate—Albert H Davis. N. A. Weston Post, No 81, Madison, 35 members. Commander, Henry H. Stew ard. Past Post Commanders—M. 8. Perkins, C. D. Morrill. George F. Newell. A. H. West, I). 8. Bennett. Delegate—Alonzo Smith. Leeman Post, No 82. Abbott, 30 mem bers. Commander, R. M. Warren. Past Post Commanders—T. II. Warren, Jesse Barber. W. B. Hardy. S. E. Evans. J. H Warren, J. W. Townsend, 8. C Adams. Delegate--George A. Davis. A. C. Gill Post. No. 83. Chesterville. 18 members. Commander, E. B. Hatch. Past Post Commanders—Jason Gill. Eli jah Gill. M. B .Kowe. Delegate—8. T. Grant. Brown Post. No. 84. Bethel. 61 mem bers. Commander. A. M Bean. Past Post Commanders Enoch Foster. A M. True. S. W. Sanborn. J. S. Lane, Alger non 8. Chapman, L. G. Grover. Delegate—A. M. Carter. Thompson Post, No. 85, Cornish, 58 members. Commander, John F. Hand. Past Post Commanders—John Bradley, O. H. Thompson, C. H- (’lough. Wrn. 11. Severs. Delegate—L. C. Cross. Jos Hooker Post. No. 86, Lincoln. 51 members. Commander, John II. McGreg or. Past Post Commanders—Algernon S. Miller, Luther Clay. Delegate—C. A. Sargent. Jos E. Cushman, Post No. 87, Phillip*. 49 members. Commander. S. I). McKen ney. Past Post (’ommanders—W. II. McKeon. E B. Hanscom, Cyrus Hall. Del gate—B. W. Johnson. Billings Post. No 88, 27 members. Com mander, Henry F. Waldron. Past Post Commanders—Daniel B. Ab bott. James Thurston. A. Rowell. Delegate—Isaac Bingham. I). L. Weare Post, No. 89. East Sullivan. 57 members. Commander, J. B. Johnson. Past Post Commanders—Win. B. Eaton, A. J. Pettee. Delegate—N. Shaw. E. P Pratt Post, No 1M» Fairfield, 58 members. Commander, P. M. Emery Past Post Commanders—A. A., Nicker son. W. II. Emery. V P. Stevens. J. W (’banning, W R Crosby. Delegate—Ellis T. Hinds. E. C. Ord, Post No. 91. North Anson, 32 members. Commander, E P Sprague. Past Post ('ommanders—S T Hutcnin*. George F Moore. I). M. Horton. G E Hapgood, Cephas Walker, (’has. Crymble. Delegate—Moses French. Weld Sargent Post. No 92. Booth ha Harbor. 70 member* Thomas 1 Emer j ion. Past Post Comma iers—G. B Kermis Ion, S. E Welch, John Lake. Delegate—Alden Blossom. Libby Post. No 93. Litchfield. 36 mem bers Commander. Albert C. True. Past Post Commanders—T. T Jenkins. H W. Star bird. .1 S Hatch. Delegate—Orrin A. True. Isaac A. Pennell Post. No. 94, No. New Portland. 21 members. Commander. John Metcalf. Past Post ('ommanders—S. A. Bennett. Milton Young. C. B. Knapp. Delegate—.! M. Safford. Ansel G. Taylor Post. No 95. Caribou. 12 members. Commander, D. A. Snow man. Past Post Commanders—J A Clark. 0, Powers. J. Dempsey. Delegate—K. W. Withie. Russell Pest, No. 36, Skowhegm, 115 member*. Commander. George B. Safford. Past Post Commanders Isaac Dyer, 5eo W. Nash. F- R. Buck. 8 G. Sewall. Delegates—C. V. Richar ls. J. D. Emer »n. Serg’t Wyman Post. No 97. Oakland. 75 members. Commander. C. W. Haney. Past Post Commanders—J W. Gilman W J. Rockwood. W. H. Macartney. Hiram RTyman. C. W. Shepard. Delegate—H A. Howard. J. D Fessenden Post. No 98, Freeport. ►1 member* Commander, J. H. Banks Past Post Commanders—John C. Ken lall. W. P. Ken1.ll Delegate—A. R. Brackett. Edward C. Parker Post, No. 99. Kittery. M) members. Commander. J. H. Swett. Past Post Commanders—Chat. Chicker ng. 8. H. Pillsbury. Delegate—H. W’. Trefethren. Cloudman Post. No- 100. Saccarappa. 95 ■embers. Commander, Hezekiah Elwell Past Post Commanders—I. F. Quimby Llooxo Libby. Frank Adams, W. H. Hols- on, G. A. Whidden. A. H. Burroughs. Delegates—II. Majh*w, G. F. Hast. John R Ailma* Po« So. 101. Omthma. 23 member*. Commander. G L Dtr. Put Port Ciwaudm—H R- MiUmtt, Tt*o. Rhmckf.ml. S P- Libby [feirn'e—E. HinliOf MetilmoSiD Pomt, S». 10*. MmjJftM. 18 umhtn. Commioder. S.thmo Pmlafcr lfeteymw—L. W Jiatet E. Pjrfc-r Po«. Sa. ll«. W»ld, 21 memlwn r^aaminler W. M. Rum sell. Part Port Commander—J. M. Teague. A. 1). HllSSriL Delegate—A. F Butterfield. Kael Anna* Port. No. 104. Sprague** Mill*. 19 member*. Commander. John H Gordon Delegate—S B Knee land. Janie* M. Parker Port. No. 105. Mt. Desert. 61 members. Commander. G. L. Lurvev. Part Past Commander*—B T. Atherton. W. C Moore. J B- Ma*oo. Delegate—M. T. Richardson. James P. Jones Port, No. 106, South China. 36 member*. Commander, J. H Ha*kell? Past Post Commander#—G V. Webber. F C. Goodspeed. S. C. Starrett. Delegate—C. E. Low. Vicing Post, No. 107. Windsor, 23 mem ber*. Commander. L. B. Jennings. Past Post Commanders—Francisco Col burn. Geo. E. Stickney, Geo. L. Marson. Cyrus S. Noyes. Delegate—O. VV. Maicom. VV. L. Haskell Post. No 108. Yarmouth. 54 members. Commander, Joseph A. Chase. Past Post Commander*—R. B. McQuil lan. Jno. T. Smith. Amtui I>. Seabury. Eiiward Stoddard, Horace G. Rost. Delegate—Henry Leavitt. Nathan F. Blunt Post. No. 109. Bing ham. 32 members. Commander, II. B Baker. Past Po»t Commanders—C. E. Brown. Henry Collin*. Delegate Reuben Pierce. Chas. D. Jameson Post, No. 110. Brad ford. 73 members. Commander. M. L Kmgsbuiy. Past Pont CoAniander#—T. H. Went worth C. H. lLsiwin, J. M. Mitchell, Jr., A. B. Erskine. Thatcher Post, No. Ill, Portland, ill members. Commander, A. H. Prince. Past Post Commanders—E. B. Sargent. C W. Hadlock, E. J Morrell. J. D. Wil liams. D. W. Scribner. L. W. Hanson. Delegates—W. H. True, Winslow Law I ton. A. J. Billings Post. No. 112. China, 37 members. Co'nniander, A. B Fletcher Past Post Commanders Llewellyn Libby. J. L. Motley, B. P. Tilton, J. W Brown, Robert Hranu Delegate—F. C. Ward. Joseph VV. Lincoln Post, No. 113, Sid* j ney, 24 members. Commander, J. H. Bean. Past Post Commanders—N A. Benson. A M Sawtelle, T. S Benson, J. B. Saw S telle, Jk Hastings. 1) legate—G. K Hastings. Edwin S. Rogers Post, No. 114, Patten, 27 member*. Comma? der, Luther B. Rogers. Past Post Commanders—Chas. If. Gil man. H D. Miles, Chas. C. Perry. T. J. VV oodbury. Delegate—Chas R. Brown. C. S. Bickmore P. F. Elliott, ■I. S. Field, Geo. W. Speer*. Delegate—G E. Elliott. John Merrill Port. No. 137. Richmond. Commander. Jam. H Little. Part Post Commanders—J W Spauld ng. W. R Faircloogh. W. S V’oter. Delegate—Edwin Totman. W. II Br>wn Post. No. 138. Lubec, 41 members. Commander. Andrew J. Black well. Part Post Commander*—Alex B. Som ber, Alfred Small. Ja*. B Neagle Delegate—A B Sumner. L I) Kidder Post. No. 139 Dixfield. 20 members. Commander. L C. Willoughby, j Part Post Commander—Frank Stanley Delegate—L. C. Willoughby. R. H Spear Post. No. 140. West Gardi 1 ler. 20 members. Commander. J E 3abb. j Past Post Commanders—Leaoder Spear, diram Babb. Edwin Small. Delegate—E P. Seavy. C M. William* Post, No. 141. Mt. Ver ion. 23 member*. Commander. L. W ?rench Past Post Commanders—Alvin Butler. ohn P. Carton, Francis M Gilman. Delegate—C. C. Griffin. I>*ni«d Brookings Post. No. 142. Ran olph. 47 members. Commander, A. P. “horupaon. Past Poat Commander*—Eben Brook- jj Hot Ginger Tea Made from tsx*Po*D’s dnnUB is a d«acfc*». «af*. ■ad most effective preventive aad care of Ilia arising from exposure to sudden culds, chibs, aad rpademic influences. Sanford’s Ginger L'vmpoaoded of imported ginger, choice aromatic*, and the best of medicinal French brandy speedily breaks up cold*, chili*, and fevers, promotes per tpirnOou when suspended by a chill. frequent cause of serious i I loess. iasUatfy relieve* cramp* and pains, prevents indigestion, destroys disease germ* in water drank, quickens the circulation, warm* the extremities, promote* sleep, allays ner vousaess, and sards off malarial, contagious, and epidemic Influence*. Beware of cheap, worthless, and often dangerous substitutes, which are urged by mercenary dealers. Ask for and insist on having Sanford’s Ginger With Owl Trade-Mark on the Wrapper. Fetter Drag aad them. Carp’s, Prop’s, hostva. )aud Id T u h Fri h w« w topcolorf ulrm mgs, Geo. W. Marston. C. H. Dunton, Rufus S. McCurdy. Delegate—Eben Tasker. L\ S. Grant Post, No. 143. Biddeford, 47 members. Commander, John S Grant. Past Post Commander*—W A Foss, S. S Andrew*, F. W. Guptil, J. A. Strout, J. O. Lord, C W. Ross. Delegate—Jo*. L Small. Wm. Payton Post, No. 144. Warren, 32 member*. Commander, P. F. Richmond. Past Post Commanders—EdvAn C. Stev ens. Geo. W. Brown, A. C. Burgess. George W. Kallock. Delegate—Lewi* Hall. W. S. Hancock Post. No. 145, Island Falla. 15 members. Commander, Benj. K. Walker. Past Poat Commander*—Randall Galli •on G. W. Webber, J. W. Edwards. Delegate—N. O. Roberts. Fred A Norwood Post, No. 140, Rock port, 30 members. f'ommander, A. 1). Chspney. Past Post ('ommanders—J. D. Rust, T. V. Hill, ous G. Crockett. Delegate—J D. Rust. Damerritt Post, No. 147. Peru, 20 mem bers, Commander. Hollis Turner. Past Post Commanders—G. O. Hussey, H. E. Stillman, J M. Gammon. Delegate—Xaveri Martin. W. K Kimball Post, No. 149, South Paris, 53 members Commander, Leonard Briggs Past Post Commander—H. N. Bolster. "Delegate—Albion llussev. Knowlton Po»t. 149. Marsardis, 15 mem bers. No returns. Theodore Lincoln Post, No. 150, Den nysville, 33 members. Commander, A. R Lincolu Past Post Commander—J. P. Sbeahan. Delegate—G. H. Haywood. Parker Post, No. 151, Lovell Centre, 2ii members, ('oramanri.-r, Charles H. Brown Past Post ('ommanders—John W. Web ster. G M. Harrunan. Delegate—A. J- Eastman. Charles K Johnson Post, No. 152, Car mel, 41 members. Commander, George E. Dodge. Past Post Commanders—Moses Parsons, F. V Whiting. Delegate—I. W. Merriman. John A. Logan Post, No. 153, Harrison, 22 members. Comman *er, John Mead. Past Post Commander—W. L. (Jrover. Delegate—J. C. Osgood. Geo. Campbell Post, No. 154. Limestone, 19 members. Commander, A. H. Hutch inson, Delegate—Cyrus Morris. S. W. Stratton Post, No 155, Wash burn, 25 members. Commander, Lores tin Brown. Delegate—R. A. Patten. W. L. Parker Post, No. 156, Dedham. 22 members. Commander, Geo. F. Smart. Past Post Commander- -Pascal P. Gil more. Delegate—A. E. Aiken Harvey Giles Post, No. 157, Boothbay 21 members. Commander, Dennis M. Hagan. Delegate—Isaac L. Murray. STATE NEWS Penobscot. Corinn a. La Grippe is represented in nearly every house in the village —The suburban and village schools closed last week.—The High School opens Feb. 10, with the same Preceptor as last term—A number of delegates from this place will attend the G. A. R.. encampment and con vention at Augusta. Sagadahoc. Woolwich. The sudden death of Mrs. Mary Stinson on Jan. 22nd.. was a severe shock to her family and friends, although at the ad vanced age of 90 years and eight months, she had scarcely known a days illness in her life, and was apparently in her usual health till within an hour of her death.— Mrs. Mary K. Levy a, aged 65. died on the 30th. She had been an invalid for several years.—The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Merrill will sympathize with them in their grief at the loss of their only child, a bright little girl of ten months.—Rev. Mr. Thayer of Liraington was in town Saturday morning, Jan. 25th, to conduct the funeral services of Mrs. Mary Stinson. —The school at Nequassett closed on Jan 29th. It has been greatly interfered with daring the latter half of the term by the in fluenza epidemic by which nearly every pu pil and also the teacher were made prison ers.— A pleasant little sociable was given by the school on Thursday evening at which recitations, aongs and a well rendered dia logue were interspersed with many games. Miss Holmes returned on Friday to hei borne in Jay. Somerset. Madison The people in this section of the town have been singularly free from the pre vailing inflnsnza.—The Free Baptist church on Blackwell Hill is without a minister this winter.—The selectmen recently laid out a street around the mill pond at East Ma li son village -Mr. I). W. Harding is haul ing lumber from his farm and yarding it on the river bank.—The North Madison Reading Club will meet at the home of Simeon Morse on the evening of Fsb. 15th. A Haunted House. This body of our* ha- been likened to a tene. m>-nf ft often ha.-* a haunted apartment- the itomacb. Beared by the ••Ulrich sprite, dv-pep«ja. lige»tion fli** and refu»es to return. vVhat cun break the spell, what can rai-e the ban laid upon :he unhappy organ- 'Ve answer unhe-itatingly, Hostetter'- stomach Bitter*, and we are war -anted in the re*p.,n*«- by the recur led te*timony »f myriads, covering a period of over a third of a tentury. A course of the Bitter*, begun in anv Huge of tb- affliction, hr I j>er*i*r»ntlv followed' silt terminate in cure po*i; i/e, not partial. I he Hitter* re-tore* ton*- to tne epigastric lie? vetrenew* md puritie* the juice* exud ng from the cellular issue that act upon the f. od digestlveljr, expel* )i|e rum th* stoma* h and hlood. and promote* a •egulur habit of body. Malaria, kidney >-omp!aint, lervou*ne--. rheumati-m and neuralgia give way o to!* medicine. CAUTION B££■«£€ >ottom. If the dealer cannot supply voo. tend direct to factory, enclosing MWrtlSM tries. JrUa* J W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE ct’”.".,,. n«oTw^’rproo7 Laced Oral a and Creed* Hues* In the world. Examine hfa (iRM INE H tMlMWED BIOE .•Mii.7* boys; school bhoii. ail mad* in Commas. Banco aad Lac*. t3&$2 SHOES ufitb. •1.7# SHOE FOR MISSES. JO* Material. Beat Style. Beat ntllM V. L. Dongle*. Brock tea. Mae*. SeM toy F Examine W. L. Douglas 13.00 Nheci »r tfentleman and Lad Us. FOR SALE BY F. L. HERSEY, lea WATCR STRUT. laaldoodly f 1 THE INDEX Is a pcre soap which can be shown by a single trial. It contains no perfume to cover op imparities, and for household purposes is the best To use. Purity is essential in soap as in anything, for many skin diseases are caused by being washed in soap made from impure animal matter. The best results are always obtained from the In dex, if only for the reason that it IS PURE. I a no»15dly r DR. SCHENCK’S sss* M*ndrakePills m Oriuirrn i,»R°*R0F0R0VER,,‘L|:AC“TURT Dm unum AwfPPll Cure Indigestion. S-ur St. nut. h. Heart B^j|| ff i M I]ifli l.i ll*HW burn. Flatulency, Colic, ami all Disease* of the Stomach; Costivon.es, Inflammation. Diarrho-a, Piles,and Disvasos.it the Bowels; t '.ingestion. Biliousness, Jaundice. Nausea, Tnillff1 Headache. Glddlii.—, N. MOSS, Wan VVKJISP PfvIV deriug Pains, Malaiia, Liver Complaint, ^0 I llWl and all Diseases arising from a Gorged and Sluggish Liver. They .lean the mucous Is a Positive Cure for coats, reduce gorged i ig-sted ootid i Will Cure oYSPEPsia irrat*..ri&SSSCO0,®,?®- co,L,Ps' ,1.- U. r,c...,r to..* Ani. All Dl-Nut* of th« And all Disorders of the Pi- and strength 'iuey are THROAT AND LUNGS, gestiveOrgans. Itlslikewi* iirrrraBir It is pleasant to the taste, a Corroborative or Strength PUiifcLY VEGETABLE! and due* not con tain* particle etiing Medicine, and uiay I- cTQirTI V DTI IAOI r of •’l’i»,« or anything injurl tak*u with he lie tit in all cm*. 3 I niu I Li ntUHDLt, ,,ua. It is the Best Cough Med of Debility. For Kale by ml ano ABSOLUTE LY SAFE. 'v ,rl*l F..r Sale Druggists. Price.fl tsip. bot- by .ill D -c: Pri-eflts. tie Dr Scheuck's Nx-s t i .......u.iipinn tuol im Cure, mailed free Address. 1 -f 1 v Dr.J.H.Schenck A Son. rs i? 1 H •’'•k bon, Phils. MILLION people for th*- past ear have had the'r attention called to our >yrup Plx l.hpiidu Compound. Many thousand* have taken ad* milage of the op portunity to obtain a reliable and ehgaut cough remedy, for their homes, safe f«r the children, who air daily SNEEZING from the eff cts of our changeable climate, 'uud the next *ulutt- is the COUGHING which is sure to follow from the inrlanml lung» and bronrhiol tubes, -me and -;,f ‘remedy, for the unfortunate. Who hus negj. cted tie waruii-g nature ulwin gi\•touil PEOPLE when the cold shock -tart-in to do it« deadlv work. Everybody i-delighted with this elegant cough syrup. 1 hey take tt feeling that in doing they re sure of l> ing cured, if tin dhine i. good for urn thing, fortld- wonderful s>rup -land superior all olh* r-. and prove* It- great worth whenever tested. Ii i- a thing of beauty, and an exumph- ot the advancing stride* of modern med ical science. Mold even where hy the drug trad*, and manu factured on i\ b\ the Auiutin Drug ft Chemical Company i• i their n and .a -«-ai n every pa. lag* wlmli will protect 1. for Lewiston, Farmington. Kocklaud, Portlnnd and Koston, 2.00 P. M for Hallowed and Gardiner. :i OM P M. for Brunswick Hath. Portland and Boston, 6.30 P. M for ilallowrll anundav morning* At t otf tfOPlTIOt I It 11 3 leaves Gar diner for Augusta at 7.45 A M., 1.10 and I 46 P M.; Haiiowell at 0.02 A M 1.25 and 6 n'l Pa-* and ticket Ag r Portland, l»ec. 27th.

Thla remarkable combination of \nf ore's Ilea I Ing i Oil with the 2TFora.Tr f.ltne arid NoU. •a*e-of the Mucous Membranes. Bronchitis, acute or Chroni--, immediately reliev'd, speedily cured. In (anininptlon, A.v.ikr'k PhTKoi.r.i m Lui ij»iox will do more than any other known remedy to relieve the cough, diarrhoea and other distressing symptoms, increase the atp»? strength and weight, nr. 1 to restore the g«-r/»ral health. It if far superior to cod liter oil, and is not unpalatable. j, endorsed bv ph -i- iar,« Price 50 cents and fii per bottle. f (lmggi-t>, or sent on receipt of price by the manufacturer. THK AXtilKK (IIKBITA I. CO.. Boston. Waaa. (tor pamphh-t on "Petroleum as a kerne 1lal Agent." mailed free nor??deodAwlv SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the office of the Supervising Architect, Treasury Department. Washington, D. until o'clock P. M.. on the 24th day of Ksbrury, l«vo, for far nishtng and putting in t lace complete .,ne m. drau.ic Direct Ac'ing Mail Lift .including 1‘umt. Tanks, Piping, Platform. Screen Work, etc in the f nited States p, *t office, Court House* etc., buiiding at At a vimo9 ft Co.,Waterville. Me. General Agent* tor Kennebec and Home met Counties. i jaalMTaTbftSlfli i TO THE STOCKHOLDERS K AILROAD CO. U ferring to a proposal for a Stock Trust, made by us in our circular of De mbi r lt'.th last, we beg to state that, iu accordance w ith the suggestions made to us by a number of intluential stockh riders, we have caused the following modifications to be mad*- in the Deed of Trust, viz To the four Trustees already named, Messrs. Ceorge C. Magoun, Thus. Bar iiw. Oliver U. 1‘tahody, and .John d. McCook, there hare he n added Messrs B T Cheney and Leri C. Wade, of Boston, and William d. Botch, of New Bedford, Mass. Any vacancy occurring in the Trust during the period of its eiisteno is to he Jilted hy the rrmaimng Trustees. The limit of tune has been changed so that, instead of the Trust friending to the 1st of duly, 1000, it is now mad, to expire the 1st ,-f duly. 1H05. This Trust will be declared ffectire when at least three hundred thousand 1100,000) shares of stock hare, hern deposited before such declaration has been mud, hut not afterwards, any Stock Trust Certificates may he stir rendered and the stock represented hy th>m withdrawn. Application will he made to hare the Trust Certificates listed in Boston, New York, and Lon don, SO that they shall he salable at all times. If the Trust as now constituted commends itself to your judgment, please forward your certificate of stock to the Bom ton Sake Deposit and Trust Company, No. 87 Milk Street. Boston, who will issue in exchange therefor, and return to you free of expense. Stock Trust Certificates entitling the holder to all dividends, rights, and other beneficial interests accruing to, or growing out of, the deposited shares, and to the return of a like number of shares when the Trust has expired, unless the same sh-II he further extended by the re spective parties in interest. Holders of Stock of the Atchison. Topeka Santa Fe Railroad Company should de liver their certificates, assigned upon the barks, nr with a power of attorney to trans fer the same, to Ceorg* C. Magoun. Thus. Baring Oliver W. Peabody, John C. MEORGE B W ILBUR. CALEB FOOTE F. K TILESTON. GEORGE E. TALBOT. F. II HRCHT. THOM p. PROCTOR. j FOIIV J BRIGHT. JOHN E DL W ITT. -•'ARLES A WELCH R. R MORSE A BRO *L*KE BROS. A CO. PA BRINSON A Bf KR i Uf HARD, HILL 4 JOHN r CHAFFIN'. ro MINOT JR .ATT'Y i UNNICUTT A DE WITT. HENRY WOODS. ILNRV W. PUTNAM. F. q. SYLVESTER. iRTHt R ROTCH. JOHN CONS EMM. IREW'STER. COBR ROTAL W. TURNER. j ESTABROOK EDWARD F DALAND. j 1 iNDRKW HICKS. E. PIERSON BEEBE febfcMt I PENNYROYAL WAFERS. Prescription a physician who I ha* had a life long experience In treating female disease*. I* used monthly with perfect success by ewer lu.OQOlade s. Plea>ant, safe, 1 effectual. Ladies ask j-gut drug s'''1* tor Pennyroyal wafers and take no substitute, or Inclose post age for sealed particulars. Bold by icnSEaS^Si^jisr J. M. HUB, *«,nt. m W.Ur St.. J sgasta, Ms. Orders by nai^roRiys^Mnsaav fails iranrtirr fimnud. TUESOAY, FEI. 4. 1810. 'ards ol' thanks and revolution* of respect, will oc barged at the rate of tea cents a has All ad veil *'ng announcements of entertain ments whose ieot is the raising of money will be charged at u.c rate of fifteen coats a Una. tfEW ADVERTISEMENT* TO-DAY Maw Auv KKTlSBMUTa. Bargaius—Kowler A Hamlm. Valra'iurs- Novelty Store. Oak iutuber for sale. •Seen I UTl.i 1 (ere. Sunday night one drunk occupied a cell at the police station. See notice of Grange Entertainment Wednesday evening, Feb. Several stores had flags out yesterday in honor of the Grand Aruiy encampment. The ten cent teams have bad all they could attend to since the assembling of the Grand Army boys. Large screens of cotton cloth cover the vacancy caused by the smashing of the windows at the post office, Sunday. Look out for Wednesday mornings Journal. It will coutain all matters of in terest concerning the Encampment. Yesterday was a very quiet day in police circles and only two lay in the cooler last evening, and of these one was there at his owu request. The body of Herbert U. Hutchinson who died recently at the Insane Asylum, was taken to Bangor for interment Mon day morning. Architect Lewis informs us that the plans for the changes to he made iu the interior of Granite Hall have not yet been full? decided upon. Julian Wilder made his first appearance on the street Monday afternoon, since his recent severe illness. His friends were glad to see him. The young French boy who had his nose broken w hile coasting recently is recover ing rapidly and will regain entire use of bis injured member. Two teams collided on State Street Monday afternoon. Beyond throwing one driver out and a smashed whitfletree, the damage was slight. Mr. E. A. Harbour of Lewiston, is for the present filling the vacancy at the Gran ite Natiouul Hank, caused by the death of the late Asa Hedge. Dictators come and go like cl juds along a wintry sky, hut Hrnsvels soap, and that alo! o, holds its first place among the eco nomical hou-ekeepers. T he carpenters engaged iu fixing over K. C. Allen's building o i Water street built a barricade in front of it yesterday to proteet pass rs from any falling articles. The Extra” given by Prof. Pullen to his dancing class and their friends last evening was largely attended and was en joyed to the utmost till the clock struck twelve. About all the stone work that remains to be done on the *ast abutment of the bridge is on the north wing, which will extend back to Jones' shore. The top course on the front was finished yesterday. Our dispatches this morning tell of the capture of E H Hall, who killed Alexan der McKimmie and for whom $1000 reward has been offered, at Birmingham, Alabama, yesterday. Hopes of his capture had al most died out. A crew of men are working on the east end of the dam fixing the apron. Yester day one of them, a Mr Healo, slipped and fell into the water. The bath was a decid edly cold one hut he was pulled out with out damage except to his feelings. Lon Chadbourue has added a handsome new extension to his mug rack at the Cony House barber shop, ami now has the largest rack in the State, as it contains about three hundred. It is of black walnut, in the same style aa the other rack In the centres large plate glass mirror will be placed and will a Id much to the attractiveness of the shop. There w m a pleasant little incident con nected w ith the reception tendered by Gov ernor Burl- igh at the capitol to Gen. Alger yesterday winch served to show what a strong memory the general has for faces of those he has met before. Several years ago. w hen in the city he visited the State House in company with Mr. Blaine, and w hile there was introduced to Labor Com missioner Matthews. Yesterday at the re ception he was introduced to Mr. Matthews and directly recalled the meeting of several years ago. Mr. Weaver and his assistants were hard at work all day yesterday preparing for the banquet. The hall presents a fine appear ance with the tastly decorations and neatly spread tables. ()ne table crosses the hall near the stage, and from this, running down the hall, are eight others extending clear to rear galleries, with the tenth table across the foot of the hall. From the chandelier In the centre extends long strips of colored bunting to each corner of the galj leries. On the front of the galleries shields inscribed with the names of various battlefields, smaller shield* hearing corps or division badges, all decorated with mi na ture Unerican Hags. Above the rear gal lery in a large picture of General Logan handsomely decorated. friend Ell Jooea. Eli Jones, the widely known Friend preacher and rioted philanthropists died at his home in South China, Feb. 2. He was born in China in 1807, and educated at that training nn sale in Halloweli at C. A. Cole's gro ery store. At st:ji A Roaaias. fry-Physician's prescriptions are care-* ully compounded at Kinsman's Drugstore, orner of Bridge and Water streets, at nsed rate prices. jantOdeodtf Reward. Fifteen Dollars reward to anyone who ill locate the boiler which was carried aff f the West Pier daring the high water ef •ctober. oetiOdlf U. D. liAiSAisf.

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Tomoro camp rare A Fxit of Oood Tklogt Both For th« Body and Mlod The Camp Fire complimentary to the fU Annual Encampment, Dept, of Maine «iU read forth the warmth of a grand wel come this evening to the Veterans and ptiU about the well laden hoard* in Granite Hall if we may judge from the cartfaily prepared programme. The com* inittee in charge have seen to it that cot ooly there should be a feast for the palate but dainty little tid bit* from the store of literature that shall precede words eloquent to be pondered and digested. Following is the programme I'SRi.ianiAKi. I n>r'? v direction of omrad#- Wut. MrDavjd, p.^r* I ./••♦Oder. -Yon ton*’ °'ro* how** wit* me. and tie tuj guv*t. will gif /O' v' 1 ",I1 do mi Id my power Ut tv-o-.r yoa "—Shelirg Jnvoe-aflon. f *»-part»n# ot Chaplain ••ftofr.e hme rn*-*! that c*BM *at. And wowMeat that **ut it, U„: m hae m+ at and w eaavai, let the Lord be tbanktt." ttuene. 1. j>8 y.et* i *r-r-r, L K Weever. Attendant# furalnh #4 by ?h* IjkJI*#' tUiWt (>*rp# of H«!th Wil/mcna f'i*t. •T we -at lltll*- A*->b. aod drink r»o win*. r.t let be merry: ■->kelUg Hr FT t,KMK*T**T. i omrvle K Miehwtia. C. A Pre# id* n? of the Kv-tiing. '•r*> try *hy elo hunt Of I rnu t The Governor*# Greeting. 11*0. V.. I Barb igh •‘IftD* 'rvefelgti of lhe K'at». Jove benevulenr*-, *.11 n«*a m. enemy in th*- empir*-. U'nit»t*- without hlnf# or Wiir«, tui1 hurch without a Bishop, there was („,p, Jjf, ..rii»d t'7 fra»e M -tflstrate wtilili it led, sod -.itallaw' which it hall framed _ Chout' t, n». Bar Hoa J W. Bradbury. •Hr*4 of -ur wortbire«s. we sinsle you A* .ur b«»t moving fair #eilcltor /.ore's l.obur f.o*t Ms a* the M ar La Governor, General II M I’l.d 'ed. ••Then non* for a party rhei. sil w* re for the btate," MoCttWiry g National Home. G*-in ral l.uUo r S'v|dieu#on, Jr “The t-roken «*.J«lier, kindly bade to «tay. •at oy r.is Hi*, and 'a.k*d the night away. Wept o’er 1.1- •'.iind#„or. tales of sorrow done. Sboo.der- i flit r*utch. and Showed how rteid# wer* v,„, Uotd*mith t Nobs of Vetnaus llou II M Heath. •Wakt in our *.rea«f# tfir II• in* tires, T*i* holy fairii ttint warmed our *lre#

ID State I'en.ion* i oinrade Col. F M lirew -Hr. rn VS orld it# Veteran# reward* /•ope li The |>e|Mirlment of Main* In partment f.'ouanander. Hail o th* hief wli'i in triumph advance#." '■of#. U. ot» ur School II .a**-. Jllrife VA I’. \V liitehou.c •Th* and of holar# and the nurse of arms UoUUmUh. II Ihir Helpmeet# lion .1 Mane'hearer Haynes. V l ady with s I .amp •hall stand la th. yr- at history of tile land. Aii *.i» t Irt- of g eel. Heron w -manloHMi l.oonfrllmr. It In* >1 new* of War Hon K Allen. president Augusta Board d trade liter, iisnt of #rr. ut trailu through the world littfing »f the Shrew Ksiikwkll.. Il.-re’s my hand Aadmiur. *i-!i mr heart In't.und n*»w farewell, I1J1 half i* hour h» uc** Prut peat Iniriog Mu-evening the National Horn* Band, tendered oioruue Governor l-uther .-Stephen sou Ir si.;, under dir- t i. .u -f Prof. M VV Thieme render h*- following number# March .s, i, Par-ol. / "B- uia-ion H. dU-v I tie Blue ml th*- t*rey Vrrunged hy Thieme j 1 ■Uuya d'.'i’i.e (Iiarlt tie, comprised of tliei fnllowtug geti' no it 1 has It Johnson. I* 1 Ward i It It I r, k Haw. ton t II n. It i :urk. A WUey. VV. M. Kmineis Committee of Arrangetijmta— (’onirafics

Baker and Mr Oscar Holwav, of thi# city, M‘i Mr J F Bodweli of Hallowed, were »t Bsrgnr Saturday and went to Old Town to attend a meeting of the Old Town Woolen Company. Capital Oiange The meeting of Capital Grange thi# city, on Saturday evening la#t was oue of con siderable interest to all present. Master Russell introduced a plan which he propose# to carry out during hi# administration which cannot tail to be popular that of calling to onier Promptly at 7 30. and closing the oteetirg #oon after 'J o'clock a# poasible i to order that member* may reach home at a reasonable hour There was an interest f mg impromptu discu sion on taxation. •bich i# to form the subject of debate at *kt» meeting on Saturday evening next. Tto* speakers were Bros. Atherton. Bnckfti. amt Hobbs, and others are to take P»rt in the discussion at the next meeting. Tha young people of tl»e Grange are to give entertainment on Wednesday evening. Feb 5. at which a drama and farce will be prasentt-! Particulars under our buainesi ootice# Gtange Entertainmeot The young people of Capital Grange •ill giv* an rntainment at Grand Army Uall on Wevlnesviay evening. Jan 5th on which occasion the drama “A Quiet Family." and the farce. A 9acceu ful Donation Party,'* will be presented Admission 10 cts. Ice cream and cake wil for sale. A drama and farce at the Grange En'er fcinment. Admission 10c. See notice Smokrr’i Heart. I)* Fust's Hemeih ward* off dead "out those who have developed a “amok •r# heart” through the use of tobacco **ndering that organ liable to rupture a joy time. Descriptive treatise with eacl or address Mack Drug Co.. N. Y febieodfolrm STATE BOUSE MATTBM Deputy Secretory of State Ckadbourne returned to bis duties at the State House Moo-lay, for the first time since be was taken tit with the influenza four weeks ago. After partially recovering from this, in flammation set in in hi# right eye. causing him much pain and annoyance. Mr. Chad toorae hasn’t fully recovered bis sight in that eye as yet and is obliged to exercise the utmost care The following corporation was received at the .Secretary of State's office Monday. Nsme of corporation. Brown Thurston Company address of principal office, Port ia*! capital stock, $60,000, paid in. $150, P*r value shares, $50. President, Brown Thurston Treasurer. George H. Watkins. Business to lA* prosecuted, carrying on the business of printing, publishing, electro lyp*n*. •ithographmg, and binding io ail its branches, owning, buying, selling, and otherwise acquiring or disposing of real es tate ami machinery and other personal property necessary to conducting the busi ness STATE IVBWS AaoosTooa. film. me. I>.ed in Blaine. Jan. 22, Harrison O. Hussey aged 73 years The deceased was born in Vassal boro. Me in 1417. He cam*- to Houiton with bis father's family in the early days of that town. For some years he was in business st that place and finally settled m .Yfonti ‘•♦■ilo in 1456. For a number of years he one of the most active business men of that town and was engaged qui'e extensive ly in trade, farming and lumbering He represented the Houiton district in the Legislature during the years of l«6s h 1 he best part of Mr. Hussey s life was spent in Mootn ello and several monuments m the way of substantial buildings in that town are witnesses to his activity and en ierprise. He was appointed Deputy Collector G Gar'.ner last Thursday eve ,ng w as -cm in tins lace v rydistinctly. pi- mail carriers from Sidney an 1 from this pl.t* IV.- built a shed f.»r their horses at the d qio' when waiting for the trains. It w a« a good thing to do Last Sunday our pr a ll. r had a map hung in front of the pulpit, showing what the missionaries of the Coi gregationa.ist churches had done in .i tT rent part# of the world in spreading the gospel where it never ha I been carried It wim quite interesting.-—Sunday morn mg at sunrise the thermometer registered five degrees below zero.— At the Good Templar's meeting last Satur day evening, the following officers were chosen to serve for the next quarter J. A. F. ugely. C. I'-. Hannah Russell, V. T. Matilda Randall, Chap; Mary Fosset. S,.. S Forest. K. S. A I’. Sawtelle. freas J all Mrs Red 1 n and h r son M bott t to South China Sun av t- «ec a -it k fri A lecture and eniertai n.ent w:!1 he u v. u by the t'niver sai st M ni -rial iatiou at Good Tern p.ars Hall. River-i I >n hues lay evening. K- There ‘il! he veral selections ot vocal and t net runic 'G music, and a I >urc h\ J. S llobns R*q of Augusta, on The renlency of Things." China Mr. arid Mrs W W Washburn were in va led hv titty frierd# *n Fri.lay evening t iih ie to f —I that it is good to be remembered. The occasion was the tenth a .iovt r«ar> of their marriage. After a pi, 4**n; interctiange of greeting etc.. Rev. VV 1‘ Palmer, in behalf of the visitors, presented the hosts one of Rogers' groups of statuary and a hanging lamp. Mr Washburn responded, thank ing the donors for their tokens of esteem. A fine supper was served—! The spring term of the High school com menc. s on Feb 17th, in charge of Mr. N. A Webb, who ha* just finished our winter term. Mr A Taylor is improving and hopes that he will soon be out Mr K./ra Wiggin died on Saturday evening, of inflammation of the bowels; aged about seventy The sleighing is su perb ice cutting br.sk. South China. Ms Woodbury Ha*keil has returned home from Florida Martin 1 ra*k and Charles Jackson have been very st. 1. lVrl-» W Hod** C T M. Wu»fr*4 Worship*. V. T i C. r*» Crumm. it. Sue.; B .rth« l)owe S Julia A Crutnmett. F s S. Be.n, Treat W. E. Piuk ham. Chap.: Mil-lrel M. Stour. M Er.uk M. Robinson. 1). M Frankie M. Alton, ,i Nellie M. Robinson. S. J T Dete e»,'e, .ere chosen to attend the County Lodge to be liel 1 at Ilallo.elL An or.ter i supper «as giren by the defeated parte o( ithe cou,petuive system, Periey l>oorns, muck respected citizen, died Thursday. Wonders Are wrought by the use of Ayer's n»» vigor in restoring gray hair to its original eolor. promoting a oew growth, present* »g the hair from failing, keeping a soft Mikj. and abundant, and the scaip «©t heatttiy and free from dandnC or humors. The universal testimony that this prep krat.on has no equal as a dressing, and M, therefore, indispensable to every wett furnished toilet. I have used Ayer's Hair Vigor for some t'rne and It has worked wonders for me. I was troubled with dandruff and was rapidly becoming bald; hut since using the Vigor my head is perfectly clear oi daudnilf the hair has ceased coining out. and I now have a good growth, of the same color as when I was a young woman. I can heartily rerora ruend any »ne suffering tram dandruff or U/s* >A hair to use Ayer's Hair Vigor as a dressing -_ Mrs Lydia *9 Moody. East Piuston, Me. borne time ago toy wife's hair began In cimie out quite freely. Ayer’s Hair Vigor not only prevented my wife fr«>m becoming bald, but It also caused an entirely new growth of hair. I am ready u» certify to this Watcmeoi before a JustP-e of the peace.’*— H. Huisebus. LewLsburgh, Iowa 'Some years ago. After a severe attack at bra.i. fever my hair ail f Chicago aud F. Swift Mle, both of Manchester, land, Miranda II UuM. r and f’has W. Richards to Orrtn Hsiiith, ill d Man. iiester, land, #17‘> 11 v k t ini' W s. i rowell to has. II. Rowe, t» Heiij. W. Harrtman to Loin N. Hessir, both of Readtield. land, #7 V »-lAi iiiiito Hartwell Getchell to John R. I«etheil, both of Vassalboro, land, $I,.vs>. Wwnk Fiiima A Haynes to 1.other 8. Maxitu, both of Wayne, land, $31)0. Commendable. All claims not consistent with the high character of Syrup of Figs are purposely avoided by the Cal. Fig Syrup Company. It acts gently on the kidneys, liver and bowels, cleansing the system effectually, but it is not a cure-all ami makes no pre tensions that every bottle will not substan tiate jan28d&w lyiipfolrm For lame back, side or chest, use Shi loh's Porous Plaster. Priee 26 oenD. For sale at C B. Murphy’s. july8dAw 1 wchwkjr •'Going lo the Mall” We all like to see a good play whenever one comes to town, but on coming out of tiie heated atmosphere of a theatre a person is ver* apt to take a chill. Adamson s Bo tanic Cough Balsam will prevent any se rious results. A Regulator A few Hamburg figs will cure the worst cases of constipation and indigestion, aad their occasional use will prevent the recur rence of these troubles. 25 (rents. Dose, one fig. Mack Drug Co., N. Y. feb4eod iUarrieb. Cl'MBKBLAXP. In Portalnd. Jan .V Herbert N. Thompson of |*re*outh China. Jan Jv». Mrs Polly Goodspeed, age«l M y* wr« and mouth*. The Kabo corset, besides being tough, so tough in its bones that they can’t be broken or kinked or rolled up or slipped or shifted, has flexible loop eyelets, instead of metal ones which cut the corset laces. In no respect will the Kabo corset fail in a year, unless the steels break. No way has yet been discovered to make unbreakable corset steels. _ If the Kabo “bones give out in a year, bring it back to us and get every cent of your money. If, after wearing the Kabo two or three weeks, you don t like it, bring it back and get your money. _ We have a primer on Cor* sets for you at th$ store IB HUTU Clearance Sale CLOTHING We announced last week that eu account of our removal u> oar are store in Aib-a's buliding next to the new poet other the but of March that we •boaidgnakc redaction ta the price of ail oar ckxh Lag math that timeses we wished to reduce oar stock ae tow at possible. The quick response of oar customers to the advertisement has been very satisfactory to us. Now we wish to explain u> ail who have aot as yet taken advantage of this offer, what it means. We do not take a few broken lots of foods and mark them down and call it a sale, but put m oar whole Stock of clotluor without reserve. Oar old prices are marked in plain figures. Ad-Ail of oar Men's, Boys’ aad Children’s Suits aad Pants are sotd at a Discount of Ten Per Cent from old prttes. Thus making a SIO.OO Suit, S9.00 15.00 13.50 $3.00 Pants, $2.70, $6.00 Pants, $5.40. Child's $4 AUWoolSuit$3.60 ALL OP OCR Men’s, Boy s’ and Children’s OVERCOATS 15 Per Cent. Discount, MAKING $l2*0vercoats, $10.20 20 17.00 All of our broken lots have previously been marked down aad we give you the same discount besides. In maty instauces you get the goods below the cost of the cloth and trimming*. I his offers an opportunity to ail who intend pur chasing clothing for the year lkMU which they cannot afford to pa>*» There is no other way in which you can invest a small sum of money from which you will receive so large a return. Remember this clothing is of our own manufac tore—cloth shrunk—work and lit warranted We offer for four inspection much the largest stock of Clothing in the city. Those who make an early selection secure the choicest goods. Come and See For Yourselves! Chas.H. Nason THE ONE PRjCE CLOTHIER, 135, 137, 139 Water Street, AUGUSTA. ME. Prescriptions a Specialty. AT The Fuller Drug Store, FRANK R PARTRIDGE, AlKiUHTA, MAINE. Jan21eod C. W. MODULI CO., Crayon Water Color and India Ink Por traits Finely Eiecntei, and at Prices witlin tie reacti of all. Correstondence Solicited. C.W. MORRILL J.F. LIBBY. S B MK I.IBBT hasten for a long time connected with Ayer’s gallery, recently aol and his work is too well known to need comment. Office, Northern Ave., Opp. Kendall Street, AUGUSTA, MAINE. U.S. GoldCongtCure Will *top it pretest Pnenmonla. don*amp* THE tion. and hral the mrmhnnoaa torfim. nnill n Rom.,,a.v. I I w* f Prepared and sold bv If 1 1 I Charles K. PartHdge, Chemist, Opp. Post Office, OAK LUMBER! We have 8,000 to W.OOO feet of nice Oak in tb« log. which we will saw and **-il at a Bargain. E. ft J. ATKIN* ft CO., feb4deod'm Augusta, Maine. August* Gt« Light Gomptnj. Netlee is hareby given that the aanoal meatinj of the stock bold' rs of the Augusta Gas Ligh Company will be held nt the oflce of the Com pa nv tn Angus* a, on Tuesday the«th day of Febm I arv. A. L>. at 10 o'clock A. M„ to net on tb>rtrH|»'i, under Granit. jrilUUll Hal1 °PP FoetCrfllee, Aagutta PORTRAIT ARTIST AVD PHOTOGRAPHE1 166 Wtttr St.v Augusta. -HEADQUARTERS NOR— Finest Citron, Pantel. India Ink’ and Water Color Portrait*. *ad Photofra»feic Work of ail description nt POPULAR PRICES. Joalldeodtofebk HIED br WEATHEB, DAIBT u HCIS- PHYSICIANS me, LA lit. EhT STOCK, LOWES' HOME pum> PARTRIDGE'S OU BtliabU Bra« OWN •ff. P. C*r. BwkH H. NO LA GRIPPE! BUT MA3WY GOOD BARGAINS'! atm i«n at The OLD STAND of C. N. H AMT .TIN. FOWLED k HAULED, AUGUSTA, MAINE. SPECIAL SALE BUCHINGS FOR THIS WEEK AT 12 1-2 Cents! t Never sold at less than 25 Cents.

BUSSELL WESTON. ianTTTbur&SGm Infants Department. This includes a full line of Infants’ Wear in all styles and prices. Infanta' Mllpa, »3o. to 93.SO OloalcM, to tl.OO Knit Jarknta, ROc. to 1.(10 Blba, (k>, to 50o, Emb. Illanketa. MTc. to 11.00 Also Bonnets, Booties, Worsted and Cashmere Shirts, Worsted Bands, Emb.. Flannel, Skirts, etc., etc., at equally low prices. CHILDREN’S PLUSH CLOAKS, $3.50 to $6.00. Cashmere in White and Colors. $2.00 to $5.00. M. E. ANDREWS CO. jMlUrodtf f 11 /w"* »aawe*aJ I I K"Vs«^-s. I 0 ydciatM’ /y„, A"*rn»t» I f •cdptlon» Careflu, c J I L mr «l WANT )l I four.' need at tu ®8 at the *eot flour j I inWewE?eiPrea®ot«ttitaent time ^r?de la the deader ?“5iand. «ad whe^ th°n®anda of1? b#ia8 f'ChM c#i®brated OJd- Jt xs the ltMiJ wcnrs am. j I special SALE, c**AMELa'day’ January 25. 'omrsoT'* n Great Mark Down Sale -or All of our Ladies’, Misses’ and Childrens Cloaks Marked at Prices that Must Sell them. Our Extra Line of Shawla Marked Down to Close. Blankets! Blankets! We have a large line of Blankets that must be sold and ire have Marked Them Very Low! [ladies’ Vests Pants Very Cheap. BENTS SCARLET, ILL WOOL SHIRTS IBP DRAWENS, Onlv SO Cents. iENTS MIXED SHIRTS and ORAWERS at VERY LOW PRICES. 3all and see these goods and secure some Good Bargains. Philbrook Leighton, 72 WATER STREET. AUGUSTA. MAIN*. iuUdrodln Go to E. T. FARR’S For Flour, Canned Goods, Tea, Coffee and Spices. Also all kinds of Meats and Provisions. Prices all right. ZEL T. FARR, Mo. 1, Edwards Block, Water 8treet. decl?dTT*8tf DOES TIME DRAG V~ If so, take your Watch or Clock to Lord cfc Lowell, Under Cony Hon*»e, AuchnIh, Me. rf«-r2* W l I T NIIOK. |3 AO (iOOUV KA K WKI.T NIIOK ■*J no 4 AM NIIOK. I«.«HI VKAL4 Al.l NIIOK. Examine onr «ixrialtb for Kadles. •oo IIAAII-NKU nil WKI.T NIIOK. tttt I HF.H4 II Tanned llanirola Nlior •a no 44.AZKII IH>\4.0I.A NIIOK. ta.OO M III nr (aO %T NIIOK Ask for aud Insist on having the Oltll.l HAI, M. A HAI KAKII A C'll.’N hhoea Refuse nil substitute-* The genuine haw our itamp on bottom of each shoe. If your dealer eannot supply you send your order to u*. tioods sent to any part of the on receipt of price M A l‘A k 4 0., HR4M K |n.\, MAKS For fair by GEO. F. HAWES, Augusta, Maine aprlMeodly NOTICE AtroraTA. Me ..Jan. 22. 1890.m We have this day sold the Heal Estate. Personal Property and Good Will of our business belonging to the Augusta Beef Co. to Messrs. G. F. A E. C. Swift. To our customers we highly recommend them, and trust you will still continue to trade with them. Yours respectfully, U. A. Co jit, Horace Cost, James K. Fli.I.eh, F. W Simmors. We have this dav purchased the K«’«l Es tate and Personal Property of Messrs. G A. Cony, Horace Cony, James E Ful ler, F. W. Simmons, comprising the Au gusta B*ef Co. We will continue the Wholesale Branch of the business under the name of the Au gusta Beef Co., and shall discontinue the lietail Department. We shall carry a full line of Swift s Chicago Dressed Beef, Mut ton. Lamb and Pork We respectfully solicil the patronage of the trade. Yours respectfully. G. F. A E. C. Swift. MANLY VIGOR! RMtnrcA Fnnetlonal Disorders Corrected. Narnras Prostration. Hcinsl Debility, Im potence, Atrophy, Premature Her line. tin* natural F.missions. Organlf Decay. Weak Baas of Mind or Body, with attending *-vil*. from whatever cause, arc quickly andpermaneniy nred t.y [.R. (ATI)., EKKHCH VIT*£|*KHiC rru. vtoom sen oomplrts cuss oitaramtbbia E» mail or cx-.aca.cd la wain parcel ,*»n receipt of pries* f per pkfe., 4 for tk in. K. V. CATON. Boston, Maes. F-iW information end awora testimony /rag 4 MarvtUom* Tsnu: e*4 /swgvran/f. wasra*(«tf '.'rr-’Me** Wt II AN K. P V HTHlIMaK, Augusts. M-. •pedal Hr tall Agent. wptlf.kwlly DO TOO KSOW That so accident policy for $504)0 sod 25 pry w»»k Indemnity can be carried In the New Kngland Mutual for one dollar per non b '1 For Particulars call on run T. NOBLE. General A|eot. 1M WaterMt. AUGVfNTA ME AST Active Agents Wanted. 49 aug’.WAsn WE DER COMPETITION Oo tlx Du quilt; of Job printing fbi vblcb onr osUbllshment Is Jostl; ootet til onr the State. Ou prices cuno bo beaten oo the same grade of stocl tod vork. Comspoodenct solicited. BURLEIGH A FLINT, lojostl, It .Special ^bbfrtiscments. Small advertisement*, not exceeding three line* coming under the lo ad of WanTKH, Kor MALI, I" Lv i. L«mi. Ac Will he Inserted one time far Vb cent*, thru time. for 40 cents and one week for fto cent*. It paid In advance. Ik nut I’Ain IN AB VANi K, KKlil'l Alt KATKR Wll.l. HU IIAHURIl. LOST. IORT A "mall plu*li hand satchel, contmlalag A a (Hirteinonnbic mol Kennebec Saving* hank hook. Finder will he sul-ahly rewarded ky leaving the same at Journal nffle*. fehidlw IORT In the street near the crossing at font Jof It I nc« Mill" A plain, heavy,Cal. gold ring. I he Under will he liberally rewarded by restoring tbs same to. I. V W AnawoKTH. State Monao. inatMUi FOUND. INOI’NIF l eft at Find National Itank, a sahlo muff which the owner can haw hy calling febitflw WANTED. WAATFII Capable girl for general honae work in a Until family. N washing. Apply to undeisigned at Augiikta House between 1® 4 tV o'clock Friday, Feh'y, 7tli. Mr*. H. H. MKWA1.I.. i WAATKIt -'.ai carpeiit> r* to work on le* llOII-e* at tiooiien’s point opposite Month (iardiner Apply in person to W. I» llARBia® r«»*t, lark A i lutplln loe i(moden's I'olnt. j.ih Idd I w WA ATI.il AT OAt K By a smart yoang man of good habit*, student of the oltjr schools, a poition to work board and attend school Bet of reference Address, "Student,” care of It B. apen, City jaatldlw* ■TX7“A.A(TI-;iR Von to marry lairge mar VV ringc paper mnih-d frn Address, "TUB* tnKRt'n-iiNiiKxt" Toledo, Ohio. (ontalaa nothing Immoral. JanTIiilw* WA ,AT I. I* At.Ht Marks Home,* good coot, one w ho understand* her business, also n •trong girl for second work. JanXtdtf W’ AATFIt lable girls, also bell boy*;steady TT Job. ItK.Wirr llot *R, Lewiston Me. __JanVBdlw WVAiTHlR Work at copying legal or othar document*. Have hail xperlenor In low yer’s offn VA ill work at small pay at any light employment. Can fnrni.li goad rerorrimeodatkina. Addre**, "Copyist," Journal office, Augusta. Jan'AJdVw* ■\irA.AITEl» Ladle* to bring their Spring W I*res* making to Mr* KtuMevan! Perfect flt* gunrnn’eed to r. church and Flagg MU., »>pt* (iranlte f hurch. jan/odlm* LOR SALE. F*»H Rtl.F llors«s. Cows, Sheep and Pigs, one of the horses an extra family horse Apply to J. P Kussi-ii at farm on Malta HUI, Augo*tH or i L Hamlin, dlw Foil HALF, All the wagon* arid fix tare* of the retail department of the Augasta Beef I o For particular* apply at store. O«o. H. Piiivm Mm.g.r JanAOdlw* «»lt R I. A house lot on FJrn St. Apply 1 to Mm* F. A N ynoH, IV Hummer ML JandOdiw* I.^OH RAI.F. sir brown mare, Maggie, year* old •ound and kind Safe for Tadtea or children to drive, a regular pet. Too UghA for our buslne**. Bras B Hami.in. JanBtdtf L A 1,1, Houses In different part* of the JC try, ranging in price from $Aob to |Afm». i AI»o good farm* in rhi* city and elsewhere. Apply at the of»r. .,f L «FAft'y at l,aw and .1';» r It. i:»ille* n cents p»-r hundred, VVcckl|e« on’« Apply a' this Office. LMilt RAI.F single *|e|gtia, grocery pangs. J and one fine upiiol* ered double seated ieigh, both thill* and pole J. K. F'ft.I.RM'a Grocery gtore. dcc*dtf TO LET. TO MF.AiT I wo small tenement*. F. non ire at No. v, Lrasite Block, it W. William*. ____deelAdtf T«» l-FT Ho- .in in rear of Wevterw I'alow I.. graph i Iffice, f rinerly occupied by Board of Trad* No better location io the city Wqalr* of l/y. If M. II aki/iW or on the premises. REMOVAL! LEWIS 8ELBINO, Claim Attorney t Notary PotNe. has removed his office from A Ilea’s H«iMi^ la iso watbh sT.y the office t'lrw-rty occupied hy Davis, Far? h C® ffVAJl churns for Pension*. Increase of l*~asiaBR Bounties. Be Be., dhlgently prosecuted t® la® Issu*. No charge unless successful. Adrift* fr«® octlddeodly DDVQ and FAMILY MEDI rOfiO- CINE8 prepared with PDTD. accuracy from the bast WUT' materials only at ■VAHn PANTNIDCB'S lluna 0,4 af.rMOSH.niML

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