Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-08
MONSTER DEMONSTRATION,
We Haze Net the Ene,nu
and They are Ours.
OFFICIAL PROGRAMME.

The clear weather of yesterday ensures a
successful turnout tonight. At the hour of
writing it is fully understood that the Loyal
League of Bangor will be present. and COM
panies as advertised in order below. The
procession will form in Market Square. at
rs o'clock, and proceed at once The fol-
lowing very short addition to the route has
been made:
Going up Green, through Melville to
to Western avenue, up Western avenue TO
Sewall, through Sewall to Green,-then as
previously advertised.
Visiting companies will report to DR.. Geo.
+. Brickett, Chief Marshal, at Market
square, Immediately on their arrival.
Some changes having been made we pub
lish anew the revised
ROUTE OF PROCESSION.
Form on Water street, right resting at p.
p. Getchelfs store across the Bridge to Ban
gor. up Bangor to Patterson. through Patter-
son and Gannett to Cony, down Cony across
the Bridge, up Water and Northern avenue
to Jefferson, then to Washington to Northern
avenue, down Water, up Grove to Capitol,
down Capitol to State, down State to Green,
up Green to Melville to Western avenue to
Sewall. up Sewall to Green, up Green to
Chestnut, through Chestnut to Winthrop,
down Winthrop to Summer, through Summer
to Bridge, down Bridge to Water, to Market
Square and dismiss. The route is very short.
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
Mounted Police.
Augusta Drum Corps, II men-L. A. Dyer,
Capt.
Division OF Cavalry-Major John ID. Myrick,
Commander.
Augusta Cavalry-(ieo. f. Mason, Capt;
Geo. Doughty, LIST Lieut. Geo. COwee,
I'd Lieut..
Gardiner Cavalry.
Monmouth Cavalry.
Winthrop Cavalry.
Manchester Cavalry.
Readfield Cavalry.
Sidney Cavalry.
China Cavalry.
Vassalboro Cavalry.
Chelsea and Windsor Cavalry.
Augusta Band.
Augusta Garfield Zouaves-Wm. II. Will
liams, Capt
Bangor LOYAL League-E. f. Small, Capt.
WinsIow Garfield Veterans. i. Garland,
tdpt.
Daughter of the Regiment.
Hall DWELL Garfield Zouaves-C. w. ?.
Osgood, Capt.
Barnum's Mule Team.
Richmond Garfield Guards.
'tChinese Letter"
Band from Soldiers Home.
Augusta Broom Brgade-L b. Hill, Colonel
IIalowell Broom Brigade.
Augusta Cadets.
Osgood's Saw-Tooth Band, 10 pieces.
Citizens in carriages.
All persons burning fireworks are request
ed to refrain from firing them until after the
cavalry sha! have passed.
Supper will be furnished in Meonian and
Union halls, Immediately after the process
sion.
Parties in wards one, and two, and three,
excepting on Cushnoc Heights, are re-
quested to send their contributions of food
to the hall by three p. Nj. On Cushnoc
Heights, food is to be delivered at the store
of John b. Dyer; wards five and six, at the
hall; in ward seven, at Isaiah llandy's, VINO
will see that it is brought to the hall.
1t is possible that some houses have not
been visited for contributions. Whether IN
vited or not, will every republican household
send something. Let no one go away
hungry.
generous attendance of ladies Is re-
quested to wait upon the table. Coffee VIII
be furnished in abundance.
special train starts from Richmond, ar
irving here at Is.
Owing to the fact that Lewiston, Bath ana
Portland, celebrate tonight, Monday, the
procession will not be large as first hoped.
Still it will be large enough.
despatch received late Saturday night
announced that the Loyal League OF Bangor
would be present at Augusta tonight a''u
Participate in the celebration of our National
victory. This is one of the finest organiza-
tons in Maine. and we know the citizens Oh
Augusta will give them a royal welcome
The extra train from Bangor will arrive mere
aa.2O. An extra train will also arrive
from Richmond. South Gardiner, Gardiner
and Hallowell at rs. This train will leave
Richmond at 6.25, South Gardiner at o-fo'
Gardiner at 6.55 and Hallowell at 40.
There will be religious services at the
Methodist vestry this evening at 1.3o' Dur-
ing the week there will be services every
afternoon at three and in the evening at half
past seven.
Our mall Ailments
are the predecessors of great ones. Disorders
OF the Liver are not in the beginning difhcuit
overcome, but if allowed to gain headway
they play grievous mischief with the internal
mechanism. Check them at the outset VIII.
DR.. GRosyEyon's L1yER-AIp, and prevent
disastrous results. Constipation, flatulency.
tDiarrhea of bilious type. LeucoIrhea. al