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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-21
CorDENsBD DISPATCHES.

The Mort. Dakota House and Senate.
"Wednesday. gave an entire republican vote
70 Gilbert A. Peirce for United States Sena-
tor.
The 21;h .ri-ennial convention Of the Gen
etal Grand Chapter of the Royal Arch
Masons If the United States. convened at
Atlanfa Ga, Wednesday. Delegates from
NJ arly every State in, the Union were pres
ent.
At Sacrament, Cal, Wedne sday. the Ma
tioual Grange passed q resolution favoring
the election Of United States Senators direct
by vote of the people. Tie convention ad-
jsurned to NEE; mex, year at Atlanta, Ga.
The ce entennial celebration of the ratifca-
ton by North Carolina of the federal con
siiutioD. began at Fayetteville, N. c., Wed
nesday. Governor Fowle made a stirring
and patriotic speech, in which he paid a
glowing tribute to the constitution. Tonight
the Governor held a reception, folio red by .
centennial ball.
The report of he state treasurer Of Con-
npcticut, f. s. Henry, for the year ending
June 30th is Just out. The net debt of the
state is S3l .2U9. .s2s. a reduction Of s279 073
| during the year. The treasurer expects the
| state revenues for the coming year will pay
all the state expenses, thus saving about
| $3.50 .000 10 the people.
/ 1t is stated that the engineers, fremen and
trsinmen Of the Erie railroad are dis.atis fled
a. well a. those of the New York Central
| I he men claim that agreements have beer
| lately violated by the company. The chiei
grievance 10 an attempt of the company t.
force them to siga what is called the, "casl
! iron agr=e ment." by which the company
shall not be held liable for any injury tn a.
employe while N duty.
A certain young lady in Cincinnati i. sor
ry she bet OF. Foraker. She agreed to whee
her sweetheart about town in . wheeIbarrov
at noontime in case she lost. and nov in tn.
horrible veality Of the thing the gentleman
has consented to allow the performance te
lake place at o'clock in the morning vher
the streets are not 30 crowded
The winner of the French exhibition lot
terry big prize Of 500. 600 francs IL, it is salts
factory to ls arm, a poor man, and an homes
and deserving fellow into the bargain. Thl
lucky owner of the number, 81 .s39. vhicl
drew the prize, is Be gian by birth. but
naturaIized Frenebman. a printer BY trade
anil a married man with q wife, sig DIV
branches and an aged mother to support.
The report comes from Hartford that Mr.
Harriet Beecher Stowe is slightly demented
She has become again . child, and day b,
day she waniess around under the bss
boughs Of the sutuma trees, gathering tnei
dead leaves. She is'provided with nurse
} but Is allowed freely to 90 about the house
J She 10 perfectly quiet. and has no vioIer
. fancies. The trouble seems to be gradus
. wearing away Of oil the faculties.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-21
PHOENIX PARK MURDERs
Jane Uses tor Rhetorical Effect Before
Painell Commisaion.

LONDON. Nov. 20.
Sir Henry James continued his speech on
Hchalt Of the Times before the Parnell Com
mis-i IN today
lie referred to the flight OF Patrick Egan
A. criminal conduct. aud declared there was
Other p'opf of his association with the Ph9-
cis Vars murier.rs.
Anu ing t. the suppression of the l.esRue's
books. h. said the defence put forxard by
,ir CnArl,s kuSsclt 10. their disappearance
WAS open 90 the gravest suspicion. II the
Cummlsssua could have gt the books. hs
said, their records would show Byrnes and
other members of the Parnelite party we're
conn, ctei in n financial way with the irwin
cibles.
Sir Henry James briefly touched upon the
forged letters published by the Times. He
said Sir Charles Russell had not suggested
while acti' x IA counsel for Psrnell that the
Times KIN, " the letters were forgeries. lie
presumed Sir Charles had spoken a. he had
been instructed Sir Iieory declared that
every one come cted with the Times were In
terested in proving the genuinness Of the let
ters. PresidinR Justice liannen recalled the
suggestions made by Sir Charles Buckle, editor
Of the Times that he neither approved nor au-
thorizsd the publication OF the letters, In
which attitude he differed with the manager
Of the paper. Sir Henry replied: Buckle
does not now ror never has desired to stand
AlOof from his colleagues. Whatever might
be alleged against the Times. its bona Tdss
in the production Of the lc tiers could not b
questioned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-21
Capital Chat.

The United States Express Company has
accepted the decision of Secretary Window.
The company is bound by its agreement to
TO transport at government rates all moneys
shipped by the treasury department.
The withdrawal from the International
American Congress of the Brazilian dele
gates on account of the revolution in their
country relieves Secretary Blaine Of the EN-
barassmcnt Of not being ablc TO provide a
Portuguese stcIog grapher "a the law re-
Qu res.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-21
WOMEN IN INDIAN MATTERS
Progress They See in the Work Being
Done for the A borigines.

NEWARK, n. j.. Nov. 20
There were two hundred delegates at the
tenth convention OF the WOmens' National
Indian Association which assembled at the
Third Pre- sbyterian church today. Mrs. A.
s. Quinton of Philadelphia. presided. In
her address she said that fifteen tribes had
been reached by the Mission Branch, aud
that legislation for the benefit of the Indians
had been commenced. The annual receipts
are Si6 900; expenditures $4,000. Miss
Kate Foote. chairman OF the Committee on
National Indian Legislation. reported that
more consideration has been given the ques-
tion by Congress and that the methods of the
agents received a closer investigation than
hitherto Civilization among the Ildians is
being helped in every way, and the remo'a al
of the Indians TO Indian Territory is steadily
going
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-21
HALLOWELL
Twenty Singers Reheafsing for Thanks
giving Storm Stops Schools - a
Wedding Anniversaly-Seven five
Looms to Start.

Remember that the young ladies of the
Baptist church give tea party in their ves-
try this evening from to 8.
1t is a familiar sight to many to see the
cutters at the Granite works extracting
granite chips from each others eyes. 1t is a
peculiar and rather delicate kind of painful
carving or apparently go. 1t is of frequent
occurrence, and the instrument used in re-
moving the foreign matter is an ordinary
jsckknife.
Twenty singers from the different church
choirs met for the first rehearsal of the
Thanksgiving Eve music Tuesday evening.
The next rehearsal will be Sunday at 3.4s
in the Baptist church
There were no sessions at the primaries
yesterday, owl ing to the storm The Gus
tomary twenty bell stroke series of signals
were given on tine city bell to inform the
little people.
Tuesday was the fifty fourth wedding an.
niversary of Hon. Judge II. X. Baker. The
event was noted quietly in his home on Acad-
envy Street,
The annual meeting of the corporators and
associate subscribers of the Maine Industrial
School will be holden in the Office of the in
st.tutlon W ednesuay, Iecemoer H. ~ ~ n
NJ
The custom of banking the house for win
ter seems ordinary. but as matter of fsc'
it appears peculiar to strangers from lest
vigorous la,itudes. The farmers that do 8
sort of haying in the woods, and utilize theiI
hayracks to transport the boughs to market
form small army in themselves
The paint mine which Friend Dudley
thinks he has found in China, Me, is the
seventh one the same gentleman has discov
cred within the personal remembrance of tht
News corresponden
The Methodist sociable and picnic suppel
occurs this afternoon ard evening at the
pasonage on Central street.
! The |. G. o. NJ. I. went to Augusta n
psasse Tuesday evening
| MIR. IL. 2. Ge,chell, who recently went tt
Boston, is with the Thompson Houston
! Electric Welding Company.
| Agent NJ NJ. Stone. of the. kenuebe'
River Mills, has received orders to star
seventy FIVE looms. This means business.
The L. S. Government steamer arrived a
Hallowell yesterday. and will look after tbs
buoys, as usual
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-21
Not Answer the Question

that way. IL you will ask me question.
abont the letters will try to tell you what
know about them"
The question is whether or not you have
obtained your information from him!'
II would like to have that question read
as the court will see it is putting words in
my mouth"
(Question read
W Witness-"He said there were letters there
that would explain the whole thing, | think
or something to that effect"
Letters he had written to Spellman and
Spellman to him?"
"Yes, to explain the secret committee ar
rangement"
Did not he want you to explain these
letters?"
Yes sir"
Foster said: That's all
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-21
Emmons Biaine's Baltimore Home
Baltimore Sun.

Mr. and Mrs. Emmons Blaine yesterday
decided 10 rent the Moale mansion on North
Charles street. and will occupy it during the
sintsr. Dr. Moale has long desired to rent
,r cell it as he is compelled TO spend most Of
his time away from home on account Of the
ll-healtb Of his wife. The residence 10 in
he ultra a-fashionsbIe quarter Of the city. and
/, number Of Baitimore's wealthicst men live
-i,hin q s,on.'s throw. The Baltimore Club
/. only one squsre distant The Moaie man
lion 10 Of brick, with trimmings Of brown
.,one, and is the cosilieN building In the
.Quare. Mr. Blame commenced to peSo-
.iste for the rent ny Of 1t a. soon ~ he came
back from his Wedding tour. and inspected
the house several times.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-21
PRESS COMMENTS.
The Farmers' copgrsss.

Montgomery Ma Advertiser, Nov. 18th. ]
This body assembled at the capitol yester-
dsy NOR ing. 1t is composed of representa-
tive farmers ard men whose entire time and
attention is given 10 the caitivatisn of the
soil and the raising of stock The attendance
is large and made up of delegates from every
State and Territory in the Union--ihe State
of Maine perhaps furnishing the largest list.
The Advertiser Of tais morning contains full
report, Of Yesterdays proceedings. hich we
sre sure will be read with great interest BY
the people of Alabama The matters to be
discussed by this Congress embrace wide
range. but they bear directly upon meters oi
vitsl interest The sessions Of the Congress
will continue today and tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-21
BIDDErORD FREIGHT THIEVES.
The Officers Capture Two Boys Break
ing Seal OF tho Car.

BIppEFoRp, Nov. 20.
Considerable thieving has been going on
recently in the Boston & Maine freight yard.
Tonight the employees at the freight office
laid in wait in the yard and caught some
French boys breaking the seal on freight
car and stealing the goods. Two were
caught and handed over to the officers and
search is being made for the others.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-21
TRIAL RESUMED
In the Case OF the Rioters Brought from
Nsvassa.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 20.
The trial of the eighteen Navasss rioters
was resumed today in the United States
Court. The governme ut offered in evidence
a certificate from the State Department of
the discovery of Navassa Islsnd by Peter
Duncan in 1856, proclamation by the State
Department and the charter of the Navassa
Guano Co. Walter B. McAtee testified that
he was receiver of the Navas,a Company.
The provisions sent to the Island were Of the
same quality for officers and employees. A
store WAS kept on the Island and goods were e
sold to the men at small pr0fft.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-21

Hildreth Post, G. A. r., Of south Garli
in that place, on Wednesday evening. III re
was an immense crowd present to witness
the presentation Of the drama, ''The Emit
grants Daughter" given by the South Carl
iner Dramatic Club. The following was the
cast of characters:
Captain Dan revine. wellington Blair
Prof A. B. Skipp, Fred Savage
| Black Eagle Ernest Neal
sam Bugget Everett Robin son
Austin Fines, Roscoe Briery
| Patrick O'Neal, Joe Burgess
| Csp, Rapt Towner. Frank Allen
| Col VIM Cottrel, Fred blanchard
Minnie Cottrel, Miss Abbie Durani
| Bridget O'Neal, Mrs. l.. G. Potter
| Prairie spirit, Miss Annie Burnha a
| votes. soldiers, Indians. etc.
This Thursday evening the Swedish Male
Quartet Concert Co. will appear at the Opera
House and deserve packed house. l;ichmond
packed one of the leading churches to hear
them and we should certainly do as we'll
We give the program below:
Quartet, spring song Prince Gu.tst
| Reading. "Boat Race" from "Jack iiali'' Gram
Mis-. Lizzie Gleason.
Tenor Song, "The Message" Blumenths
Mr. Chas, A. skoog.
serenade, "sieep in Peace" Mohrini
Duet THE Fishermen" Gabuss
! Messrs. q. W Haiisn and A. Emil log
Reading. "Auntie Dolefui's Visit Mary Dalla
a, .Kor vini Polka" wahli,
b, "Home, sweet Home" Arr. hy Alb
| Quartz.
Ba Aria, From Magic Flute Mozar
Mr.. n. ". weBneberg.
Quartet "swc fish Wedding March, sode,mal
Trio, believe Me" ''Atiils
Messrs. skoog HaIIan and Skoos
Reading Aux Italiens,'' Lord Iy;fol
Miss Lizzie G'ea.on.
Quartet, GOOD Matt Ab
/ A. s Potter Lewiston, +. W. William.
Boston. and NJ VI Rtehlris, Waldoboro
|, were registered at Youngs, yesterday
Mrs. NJ. II Sternbergh. nee Alice Cay
of Rochester, \ Y, is in the city on a s1or
|. visit, the guest of her father. L. Clay, Esq
( Henry Spear and an ice laborer were rur
into the police station, "Wednesday, in verl
tired condition.
Fifty dollars in cash viii be the lesdini
prize as the Heath Relief Corps Fair.
Mrs. Sarah A. Ross. wife of Robert Ross
E died at her residence on the Brunswick roa
A in this city. Wednesday. asel six;y-tvo year
and six months. The funeral services vi
be held at the late residence Of the decease
next Friday afternoon At one O'Clock.
The Swedish Male Quartet Concert Co
d which consists Of the following artists, ver
+ registered at the Evans Wednesday. Mis-
/ Liszie Gleason. reader. Vida J. Skoos, o
companist, and the quartet. Chas. A. Skooe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-21

Governor and Mrs.. Burleigh arrived here
from Augusta Friday afternoon and left on
their return Monday morning The Gov
ernor came wholly on private business coa-
nected with the granting of timber permits
He vas with his father. Hon. Parker P. Bur
leigh. at the old homestead III Linneus. and
With his wife stopped with bis brother. Col
lector Burleish, Sunday night Aroosfool
Pioneer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-21
BR1poroN & sAco RIVER r. a.
Re Election OF Officers. Increase OF
EaInings. and No Accidents.

BRIporox. Nov. 30.
At the annual meeting of the Brideton and
Ssvo River Railroad today, the following
officers were reelected VIM. Perry,
pres,dent. r p Burnham, treasurer, and
Jo eph A. Bennett. superintendent ticket de-
partment and freight agent. Reports show
an Increase of earnings over the preceding
wear. the road, t~o feet susse. IS in prime
condition. and as usual there were no acci-
dents to persons or property during the year.
The earnings for the year are S23,SIo' op'
Grating expenses, sls,07s. Paid interest on
the first mortgage bonds. s4soo, balance in.
I rest account s2Q5, leaving q surplus OF
S2s7.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-21
Pensions Granted Maine People.

Pensions have been granted to the follow.
ing residents of Maine Original, Alonzo
Newcomb, Glenburn; Jas Smith, Bruins
wick. Increase, David Littlefeld, Abbott
T. =. Tibbetts, Newcastle John Whitney,
Strong. Reissue. Samuel W. GCdwin, Gar
land; G. l. Harris, Belfast; James Byrns,
National Military Home: Herbert Soule,
Yarmouth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-21
SUSQUEHAHNA VALLEYS FLOODED.
Inha bitants OF Wyoming Suffering
Bridge Swept Away at Harrisburg.


WILKEsBARRE. Pa, Nov. 20.
Floods are putting the inhabitants Of Wyo-
ming valley to great inconvenience. The
Susquehanna river this evening covers the
fats between here and Kingston, cutting off
communication with the west side and Della
ware. Lackawanna and Western railroads.
The grea, quantity of floating drift coming
indicates that the flood is doing considerable
damage in the country above. The water
here is at the l6 foot mark and rising.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-21
EXTENSION OF SUFFRAGE
Aud Other Advancement Hoped for b,
Bra3,l's Minister at Warrington.

DIR. Valente, the Brazilian Minister, hal
not yet been officially requested to ask the
United States government to recognize the
United States of Brazil.
1t is believed such a request is not to be
made Immediately, but the new government
will wait reasonable length of time in order
to satisfy the world of its stability before
seeking formal recognition.
He cannot, under the circumstances, see
any excuse for dissatisfaction abroad at the
recent change in his government.
The minister looks forward to the extern
sion of the right of suffrage by the constitu-
tiOnsl convention, and thinks the require
ment Of an income of $500 per annum as q
right to vote will be abolished.
Altogether DR.. Vslente takes a hopeful
view OF the situation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-21
GUESTS ESCAPED BY LADDERS
But Hotel aud Block Representing
100000 Were Burned.

BALDwINsvILLE, N. v, Nov. 20.
Upson Block, which contained the Senecs
Hotel, the finest in the village, was destroyed
by fire last night. For two hours the bricl
y alls of the adjacent buildings withstood the
Le at, and at midnight they fell into genera
wreck Loss is estimated at about $500, 900
PARTIALLY insured. Tba occupants of the hote
barely escaped with their lives Most of ths
gnests escaped by ladders.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-21
International Congress Rsassemble.

The International American Congress re-
assembled this afte, noon. The report of the
committee on credentials was read, showing
all the delegates entitled to their seats, was
adopted. The committee on rules presented
report and considerable objection de-
veloped to several rules proposed. The re-
port was laid aside until Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-21
THE NATlON'SCA
Window Denies Making Public
Statements on Silver Question.
Oar Government Not Yet Asked to RecoS.
nize Bfalil's Republic.
New Minister from Hayti-Wholssals
Destruction OF Chiuas Cvops.
WAsHISGroN, Nov. 20.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.
Consul-General Leonard from Shanghai
has reported 10 the Department of State the
results of the recent heavy rains in the
Ysngtse valley, China. The rains prevailed
continuously for more than 4 month in Sep
tember and October, and on the 18th Of Oc-
t0ber Is. 200 900 acres rice had heen ruined,
Within week the price Of rice in Shanghai
had increased from $3.50 to $3.50 . pecul,
1873 pounds. He says the total failure of the
rice crop in the Yangtse valley would not
cause distress or starvation for other food
products can be utilized. The cotton crop
10 also greatly damaged by the rain. Simi-
lar reports come from Consul Thomas +.
Pettus, United States consul at Ningpo, who
expresses fear that great distress will prevail
among the poo: this winter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-21
Postma asters for Maine.

The following Maine postmasters have
been appointed: Mrs. A. II. Houston, East
Bradford, vice f. c. Plaisted, resigned; Mel.
son p. Smith. East Dsrington, vice G. +
Miller, resigned; H. G. Smith. North Par
sonstel!, vice G. +. kiluorn, resigned; II
b. Robinson, Preston Corn.r, vice ID. X
Preston, resigned
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-21
SUPERIOR COURT.
Hon. VIM. p. white6ouss Justice
Presiding.

G. 7. SrKvESs, Sheriff.
W, S. CHoArB. Clerk.
r. A. SNAIL. Steuographer.
rSpecial to the Kennebsc JourLal.
WArERvnIK, Nov. 20.
The bsstardy case of Ruunels vs. Drum
mond as eon,in ued today and at night the
defendant had nearly closed lis testimony
The court room has been jsmm'd ID with spec
tators. but an extra officer Was put at the
door to exclude minors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-21
PUGILISrIC.
Fight in San Francisco Club Rooms
Mill Between Sullivan and Jackson
Proposed.


A fight to finish between Bdly Mccarthy
champion midilewe eight of Australia and
Denny kelliher of Boston tor purse of
$500 took place 10 fight in the tooni, of the
California Athletic Ciuo. Kelliher was
kn Dcked out in the 9 81 round
Prior to the fight. President Fulds put be
fore the club proposition to match John l.
sullivan and Peter Jackson To fight in tine
clubs rooms for the worlhs chamrionshiI
for purse Of $4,000. 1t WAS carr ed al
most unanimously.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-21
RIVER STILL RISING.
Cellars Inundated and Portion OF the
New Bridge Carried Away

HARRISBURG, Nov. 20.
This evening at six o'clock the Susquehan-
ma river was l3 feet abo ;e low water mark
and slowly rising. Two spans of the false
work of the new bridge being built across
the river here was swept away with a heavy
body of iron. Cellars in the southern part
of the city are inundated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-21

Stop il st once. II you zee your nuss.
giving the baby either laudanum OF parssoric,
stop is as once. II you want good medicine
for your children get Dr. Bulrs Baby Syrsp
Price 25 cents.
Females Who have 1isd Laxsdsf III
golden specific for dsiieass complaints 20
COLLAR 70 their sex are 10 longer skepsicsl
They csonos cay TOO much 10 its pflise. Oaly
3S cents. A. drusgists. aov1idlsfollro
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-21
81 TELEGRAPH.
6I0NAL eHHvICB

Wssehss Iud1oAt1ons for the Next -
HouSa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-21
INCORRECTLY REPORTED.
Secretary Window Says No Papers
Have Published His Opinions on Sill
yer Question.

Secretary Window said this afternoon tina,
he desired to have the public informed that
none of the newspaper publications purport-
ing TO give the features of his plan on the
silver question are correct. He added IL
DO not wish to be understood rs endorsing
any of the rlans attributed to me-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-21
DumPlinSs
with
Royal Baking
Powder

No dessert is more delicious. ~ho'ssoms
and sppetizing than a well.made dumping,
Sled with the frui, Of the season: BY ne
use Of the Royal Baking Powder the crust 2
always rendered light, haky. tender and d.
Rsstib,e. Dumplines made with il. baked o.
Boiled, will be dainty and wholesome. asd nay
be eaten steaming hot with perfect 'mPanay'
Rscssvr QUAR- II Aous: thosoashiy .ia -
Il thsss sssspooss Of Royal Bshing Powder $50 -
sapesa II ssis: rub in pisos Of eanss e -
- r. = ses. and thsn odd zoe hrse ponac g.ese
= 6sr; II ,hs bussss il yell mined, ~ = - =
hassd y ths eossssssey II soA e'seuis dossA: =.
q pisess q doaeh tr1e enough 70 esass ssss Z.
ssss.p Il - spp,s ios oahsr fr.a = dedssA ssnss
ccEpa. ~ Nv IN On esrsh<n dish tos seeoG) -
80 - - ksis Is tender Bshs pss1sssS-
In I'll receipts calling for cream Of tartar
aad soda, substitute Royal Baking Powder.
Lsss trosbis, never fails, makes more sppe-
ding aDA wholesome food and b mere 60
asnknI Royal Daline fovde p sposlll
- s. - q ,hs prSpsasdsa efiis asuii
- nost da6csis eoohay.
- ssedAsewu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-21
GA RDINE

Opening q. a. II Fair at South Gar
diner-Canton Evergreen Have Ban
qust-The Swedes To- Nignt-A Few
Persouals-Other News OF Interest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-21
VIII Contest OHIO Election Of Lieut..
Governor.

CoLunBus, O.. Nov. 70.
Marquis, the democratic candidate for
Lieut.. Governor, will contest the LATE cleo
tion.