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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-07

Three eclipses In ls90-two of the sun aud
one OF the moon. All are invisible in the
Uuited States. On June 81 "a lunar aupul.e.
or very near appearance of the moon to the
earth's shadow will occur and will he visible
in the United States at about quarter of two
in the morning. Bet you don't see il,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-07
RECEIVED the FIRST AWARD sPEc MELBOURNE EXPOSITION 1898
A First-CIass Press for First Class Printers

shout pleased % ph lie to Sc at k IN o. Sta
h OF T Kt a Augusta
hory i 1m Oydh viii You Al thu pre- % l
Tor GpgCA
upap
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-07

A heavy special freight of twcny cars
passed through the city last evening bound
for the west.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-07

Col T W Higginson lectures at Bangor
Nc nday evening, on the study of history.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-07
Sccai 2Ti.e tlcrs.
ruE LATEST MUSEUM FREAK.

ruE LATEST MUSEUM FREAK.
He looked AS II he had met his doom
A. he sat on the platform chair;
Ills dolefni face WAS clothed In glopin
And he bore the marks of de pair.
The ragged clothes hung down In strands
TN frame that had once been stout,
Tie nervously rubbed his pale. lank hands
As the spectators moved about.
"rhis way, gents" the lecturer said,
'rhis frcab /. our latest prize.
A man who wishes that he was dead
For he never would advertise"
CtosA,er aid teraiShey.
German Sauer kraut at Lucius Hilr,.
See adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-07
THURSDAY, The 2Slh DAY Of NOVEkBiR
INSTANT. rs \ DAY 90
s'Whiic Thanksgiving and FtdDer.

And urs. on the people u this state 10 assemble
on that day in their homes add in their resp.otiv.
places Of abiis Sofship and there EARNESTLY :" cs
press gratitude To the otnnip1ent Fatbsr, f"f iii
bic ssibss during tbs pas year and "a pray for ~
car. and guidance in the future.
In thus acknowledging that rsiiRiohi- The f"unda
tkn Of the state, while ws humby confess oar sin
and solicit Divine forsi'"n"--, We fo~ in the foo,
st-p- ~ anr aeoc.fry who DID much to telue ~
To III. priceless tlss-ings of tre- sad Christian
Government,
Given at IN. Council Chamber at Augusta. thi
fourth ia, Of Noven her In the year of ou
Leri pns thousand eirh, hundred and eighty
nine. and Of the Independence Of III. I nite'
stat.- Of America. the one hundred aud foar
trruih
EDWIN e HLtlGH.
~ fi,i tnv hkSuu
.a.ylt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-07

City Marshal Norton of Gardiner brought
one drunk TO the county Jail yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-07
STATE or MAINE.

Krspset for the religious customs aud form. h ID
In vsBersii"g by ssor.-sise ssa"rsi1sr il patriot
IA ssty ~hi good citizens and titslf rboasn ss-afs
viii siways faithfully rrgard t.fa'iiads TO bod ~h"
created aud si-riy governs the world sPr,sss
from shat il beet Ia human nature, and individuals
and s,aie- tha, fail 70 manifest y are IN the road
to decentralization and decline II il therefore IN
obedience to plain ofhciai obligation and with the
shvios u the Executive Council. hat hereby drsig
nate Hnd set apart
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-07

The sale which was given up last winter,
will be held in the Congregational chapel in
About two weeks IL will be under the man
agemen, of the Young Ladies Board, ard
many daint. as well as use full Christina, gift.
can there be purchased. All art cles prom
i'ed last year will be expected by the Board
ct this time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-07

At the meeting Of Capital Grange next
Saturday evening the subject of discussion
will be THE Successes and Failure. in
Farm Crops the past Season The Discus
sion will be opened by W. r Ather,on Of
Hallowell aAd confirmed by J. II Ysaton of
Chelsea, AMI Columbus Co.tle Of this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-07

People are beginning To real z. what ter
rible thing the electric light wire il when it
10 not properly looked after In the tele-
graph office at Brunswick on Sunday the
switchboard suddenly began to blaze. With
great bravery Mr.. Reed, in charge of the Of.
fee. tore the wire out to save the Office from
flames. He was at once knocked over by =
tremendous current of electricity. An
electric light wire hal been crossed with the
telegraph wires. not in Brunswick, but 20
miles Away N Lewiston. The light wire
poured its dangerous current int1 the tele-
graph wires nd on than 1t travelled 20 miles
to Brunswick before breaking out
The Boston Journal says of the beautiful
architectural work just published in New
York, by those eminent Maine artists, Stew
ems 4 Cobb Of Portland 1T can hardly fail
to give new impulse to architectural art
in America, whose importa ice is twofold, in
its stimulating the taste and educating the
judgment, and its reaction On domestic and
social life"
Members of the York County Fish and
Game Protective Society are soon to indulge,
very properly, in game supper"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-07

new ADVERTISEMENT TO-DAY.
NKw Apvksrisxs NNrs.
Townsend Beck call your attention.
To let--Two rooms.
For sale-horse.
A rare bargain.
German saner krsut--lucius Hill.
characterization engineer.
Clothinx-pinkham >hcfburne.
Situation wanted.
Wanted Boarder..
Special Train to Gardincr.
Chicago Corset Co.
Roarders wanted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-07
ruuassay, M 1s1n pay " soyfsbta ,ssr.

h. act spa asadsy u national Thanksgiving add
pysysr and that The t.op@ u our goestrrs Grading
,rs,,s, H. es,.s sna lap ~ tfeir eSfsiHx 6sY
sks sss~pfe in their Fesp~rilss aers u worship
nd give ~ IL thsnss to tod, sb1 has bfosp%r-d "a
On our say ard issds path Tho pairs 81 pssr-
tSse.efias Hin 10 BIZ tie fsy 20 prsssst ADD
fstsre good, making u ffsIy os 81 Handspring for
ss~tt reuBii,at cfrr for III aatioe at ssgs.
IN wifse.s wtsrsef have b~tsunto 81 my hsn.i
and essssi ~. .es ~ tige sitsd -t@fss to t~ At
nrsd.
lion. 81 The Ely II Esshlagfos fhis hre day ~
ssysft.sF ~ The yesr ~ oar tara i<rs sad u he
lnd.t, MI. sps. Of tie aftsd stat the fitth,
EESJAHfS HAkHfsDN.
ny the President.
JasEs q. BsAIsH,
SECRETARY II STATE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-07

while thinking
until jan IL
their attention, ~ >''""- ana when
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-07


Ire Interior OF the upper "s'ne 'entrai
tirely changed When completed it will
eclipse any station in Maine, barring the
Union Depot. Portland. The now vacaI t
dining hall. which is 5lx24 feet. will b ar
ranged for waiting rooms and rotunda.
vide from the Bates street side leading
through the center of the building TO the
track, With = tiled floor The waiting rooms
Ard ticket office window will be accessible
from either side of the archway In sum.
mer this will be open. The eating rooms
will be 35x24 feet. They will have all the
modern conveniences adopted by first -class
railroads The plans include . news stand
and lunch counter. The whole building 10
to be steam heated.
NO" 'he eno'ee cur Oh 'en's'h "Appe"
ing IN our Ha'"e exchanges anu SHOWS 'ha'
the EDITORIAL WORKER not iorsos'en oy MS
sportsman friends
The gigantic height of the Argus rooster
suggests big saving in composition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-07

~ fIii t."yhk
osAaAsnsL VIM. secretary OF state
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-07

Ii 10 really remarkable how little il takes
to render Democracy happy. Even the
crumbs that fall from the bountifal Repub-
licSn table are a constant cause for thanks
giving TO them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-07

The gigantic height of the Argus rooster
suggests . big saving in composition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-28

gether might be made TO circulate concur
rently at a fixed ratio in all the main COM
mercial countries.
SO much for President ANDREWS. "A
Supplementary Note" by Mr.. WILLARD G..
FISHER, fellow Of Cornell University. shows
that the condition Of falling prices is not
due wholly 10 the increasing value OF gold.
THE money work of this country, i" he says,
"has increased much more rapidly than
has the amount of money in circulation
The circulating medium increased from
1870 70 1886 SO per cent; TO 1897, 10 per
cent. TO 1883. a per cent. But cereal
crops increased % per cent; pig-iron
production, 200 per cent. bales OF
cotton, ll2 per cent. postal receipts, l6f
per cent railway mileage, 235 per cent.
And so with other things. But II the
volume of currency has not kept pace with
the increasing demands Of the country, and
so the reduced prices Of commodities are
not due wholly to an increase in the value
Of gold, yet the facts recitcd arc not such
as the bimotallsts would wish TO conceal.
All that we have said bears upon the
question Of the free coinage of silver. We
look TO the 81. Louis Convention for an ut
tcrance upon this subject, audit would not
surprise Us il the action Of that convention
should furnish President HARRISON with a
topic for a short paragraph in his first an
uual message
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-28
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER %, 1889.
Thanksc1vlnr-DaV.

Thanksgiving day will be- very generally
observed in the cities and towns Of VIZ
GINA. and it is to be hoped in the country
also. A feature Of its observance IN the
cities and towns will, of course, be divine
services in the churches-at some places IN
all the churches Of the community at
other places in one or more churches IN
the form of union meetings. But the OBJ
servance should not be limited TO going 10
church, nor 20 having family gathering
and a feast, as is the custom IN many FAM
lies The year has not been without Its
trials 10 tho people of Virginia. Certain
portions Of the State have suffered from
most disastrous floods. and the loss en-
tailed by these has in measure affected
all other sections Of the Commonwealth.
Yet thcvca has not been without ITS bless
ings. For the most part order hasrclgued'
and there has been but little turmoil or
strife. There has been uoscrious epidemic
OF ,ickno.-. and the people have achieved
political victory that gives them assu-
rance OF continued good government Are
lot these blessings for which all should
fe.l thankful; As for persons, NOT q few
IN ... .,,.l 1,r.iI il,
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....l-tn'..l' h,. ..,t--.3 and horne a
- o.... 49, .l,o 'o.t.r sboro Rpt how
..,-..'i...........'...,.1 ANA Stand IN ,,o f,l
49, IL. ,,,7 ~. l,@.,g ,nonv household.
a.. a.. E,,. 49,, e,1 ,r. ci~,,. 30 nm
1.r.lc,' ,r.. ~, Is-+ .rba,l.s,ivinc-dav.
T., tho. ,-f, lsv. loon victims of adj
v,r.itc try rDm.mbar that
.r.,.., ..,.,.,. ,,os,r O., s,,,, s,,ci,rr
- r.. ,.....l
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ono gone '.i.'' '''' .'''' '''' L--
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-28

There are at Lcftwich's two examples Of
William Carl BrowrV. which by contrast
in the matter Of tone and other ant essen
tials sirikingly illustrate the genius of the
painter. The subjects are the late DR..
SHELTON and ms eranddaughter-also de-
ceased Miss Charlotte Williams. daughter
Of Mr.. John l.. Williams, Of this city. The
canvases are 2Jx3O. The portrait Of
DR.. SHELTON is nearly full face and
is likeness that none would fail
TO recognize who ever saw him. But
there is something stronger IN the work
than mere portruturc The head is "a su-
pcrb piece of modelling. especially the
forehead. II conveys The impression Of
intellectually i'm every line. yet the tone Is
So softaned as 10 Impart effectiveness and
perfect calmness To the expression. 1t IL
Dr. SHELTON thinking at the bedside of
some loved patient, where love, hope, skill,
and doubt that Dc will betray his fears are
struggling for the mastery.
The portrait Of Mss Charlotte Williams
let us say little Miss Charlotte, for she Was
only sixteen when lover her the waters
wrestled us dream Of blondebcauiy."
She was perfect blonde, fun Of life, full
Of sweetness. and fun Of energy
the energy Of the purity of heart
impulse. In painting her portrait Mr.
Browne, We do not hesitate to say, must
have experienced one Of the greatest
artistic difficulties Of his life. Yet lie has
achieved q triumph. The pure blonde IS
the test OF portrait-painting. If there is
ANYTHING garish or fictitious IN the paint
er's style of coloring it VIII betray him
when ne essays such "a subject Concealed
coloring in the flesh tint Is the secret Of
success here. The subject in this example
has her face turned slightly to therght. The
long hair is down, but not disheyclied. 1t
has simply for moment been given to the
wind. Ii droops from the left temple over
the back and falls gracefully over the
right shoulder upon tho bosom. The pic
ture is one Of an instant, such as many a
one has seen when watching a group Of
sunny young girls. The modelling
from the left temple to the neck
is an exquisite complication Of the
power of ait TO reproduce from
nature delicacy and softness in long
lines. The coloring is perfection, both rs
t. fesh-unts and CLINT in the treatment
Of the hair, and the manipulation Of the
drapery is marvellous in its details. In
short. Mr.. Browne has never madea greater
success. The subject seems literally about
to spring from the canvas, the bac aground
Of which is an art study in itself.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-28

The Cleveland Sun World raises the point
that Nir. BRcE is not qualified TO represent
Ohio in the United States Senate for the
reason that he is not an "inbabitant' OF
that State in the legal acceptatlon OF the
term, an inhabtant being, It contends,
Zone who has an actual fixed residence
But the language Of the Constitution IT.
self negatives that assumption. That III
strumcnt simply provides that the senator
must be when elected an inhabitant Of
the State for which he Is chosen. Mr.
BRIcE is certainly an inhabitant Of OHIO
now. the word "inhabitant" beingsynony-
nous with the word resident IL was
proposed here in Virginia inreconstructlon
times to elect Horace GREELEY United
States senator from this State. We take IT
that if Mr.. BRIcE were now an inhahitant
of some other State and were to move TO
Ohio amino D,qnend on the 1st Of January
next he would be eligible to the United
States Senate
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-28


Maedo'ci,'s Fortunes. By W UEMBuRG, au-
thor of Gertrude's Marriage &C., &c.
Translated by Mrs. J. W. DAVIS. Illus
trated. New York: WorthlnctOn COm-
pauy. 1889.
Fox sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
H,nrieae or. A CorS.can Mother BY FsAN-
co.'s CorrEE Translated by EDwAHp
WAKEPIrIp. Illustrated. New York ::
Morthngt0n Company. lSs9.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON * Co.
TIE UnHed states; It's History and Constitution.
BY Professor ALEXANDER JOHNSTON.
l2mo. New York: CHARLES ScRIBNES's
SoNs. 1889. Price 81.
This history comes up 10 1881. and is, we
suppose. As fair history OF the war be-
tween the States as could be expected from
any northern man.
For sale by WEST. JOHNSTON & Co.
Aspects Of G,e EdrA. APopular Account of
Some Familiar Geological Phenomena.
BY n. :. SHAI4KR, professor OF Geology az
Harvard University. With 100 Illustra-
tions. New York CHARLES ScRIBsRR's
SoSs. 1889. 8 mo. Price -.
Professor SHALER's purpose is to show
the relations of natural forces TO the for
tunes Of man. and 20 throw light upon the
multitude of ways in which natural phe-
nomena affect the welfare of the human
race. We are told that he is one Of the few
great authorities upon this subject who
succeed IN conveying to the reader IT'S pc
culiarly strong human interest. Az profess
sor Of geology at Harvard, he has for years
enjoyed Interpolation with his students of
giving lectures perhaps more generally in
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A. Hu7ZLER'S Sons,
3l5 EAST BROAD STREET
no .G-TufTh
OUOTATIONs FOR THIS WEEK.

~
GLOrIh-sIIK UMBRELLAS, gold caps sizo %
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GEA iLENE>s GfAY-NIXED HALF-HosE.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-28

The annual report of the General SUI
perintendent Of the Lifc-Saving Service
affords additional argument in favor Of
the ponsioning Of the men who have been
disabled in the service, and Of the widows
of those who have lost or NAV lose their
lives IN performing lifc-saying duty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-28
THE RICHMOND Observation-Disclosures NOVEMBER 2s, 1889
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-28
EuUAI.uENTS

MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
vi BRgGER, LgITu * MEYERs, Lessees and
Managers hroe Nights, commencing MON
DAY, December 2i-spccal WEDNESDAY, MA
TINHE. First time IN Richmond Of the Talent
ed rragedienne,
MARGARET MATHER,
supported by .. b. oTUDIEY and Grand Compa-
ny MessrS Gilmore & Tompkius, Managers.
Monday Romeo aud juliet Tuesday, Inc
Honeymoon "Wednesday Matinee. Lady Of
Lyons %: "Wednesday Night. " Gretchen"
Tickets Oh sale Friday, N1y0mbcr 23th. Resu-
lar night prices. Matinee, Is, 20. and pc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-28

A northern Republican contemporary is
surprised that the people Of Eola. Ia,
should bcind.enant at the appointment ola
negro as postmaster at that place. Well,
that surprise can be knocked out 10y the
Of a negro as postmaster of
some northern town.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-28
LECTURES.
THANKSGIVING LECTURE.

Rev. :. G. CT rroS, pastor Of Clay-Streot Bap-
tst church. viii deliver q LECTURE NJ tho
Young Mems Christian Association Hal TIL 10
DAY EVENING, November 2sth, 40 oclocs f0r
the benefit 90 tho Male orphan Asylum. sub
ject. " HORSEBACK II JUDEA."
Captain Frank Cunningham viii sing.
Admission q cents. 10 2]-~a, Iu&Tl3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-28

a paying ouartz-gol1 mino is being
worked ODD the Potomac few miles above
Georgetown" Wei, certainly. Gold blythe
quarts ought TO pay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-28

Emperor William is said 20 be the first
reigning monarch who has visited Con-
stautiuOule since 1851.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-28

The Boston HrGH says: "MAHoyE
doesn't know that he has been crushed
lie is perhaps too fiat for that.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-28

TErTiYGroN, CHaaLEB CITY co-vrY. Va.
November l3, ie8 {

i RICHMOND, "a; CenHemsn. 81 have rs.
frea; rIgeret WITH ChNis ana N4.tra
loos qllliue ami o'sor neil na. ..1 U.
rnus "a mention. r0IiI Ecf UH r....t r.
recent vI-lt O. your r.fy fri.ll .rf .-.t ..
urriy rl'aniirc lastrg ID.
clIi .incs taxing ths frsf dose. E1re Hs..
on3 Aaf ~ "a h0ftlH nnI already fe.i Dol.
msu: besides au inoroasot 1920 Hfe t.r. PEI
elFlt pounds ln aeIFltia iha .as t.Nr'.. ...
Mli snf f1 suffering humanity .rf af
I0nrstlus irse cure nrf ra. uf'
thn idea. Cd no -lre srf toner ur 20 ftH
Win many tAslks sm rnIrs t.l.Ft
81. a.. Nlfafh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-28
PERROY NAL

NOTICE.-HAVING QUALIFIED
~ az Administrators OF tho estate OF VIII
LIAM HERBERT. deceased, all persons holding
claims against that estate are requested 10 pre-
sent them Ia due form 70 me for settlement al
persons Indebted 70 tie estate will maze payment
AZ once 10 me. HARRIET HgkBEkr,
no 2s-st Administrative
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-28
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be relieved by
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Or. A. NJ. COLLINS. Cameron,
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Mrs. EMMA HILL, Indianapolis,
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from PILES that have wanted
to commit suicide, but thanks to
your medicine l am cured, sound
and well, and onlyuscd two 5o-ccnt
bottles Of PONDS EXTRACT
and one box Of Ponds Extract
Ointment"