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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-24
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK


NEW YORK. Ausgt &l-Coi'on firm; sales.
~ haies: upiau'7. iNc.; orl ans. llac.
weekly NET receipts lf thlf pert hAlos gf.ss
re-eipis. - naios. "Xport'-t' Nfoai tuta'n.
Il.0i bales: % lar1u.a. -i- haien, 20 'be co. g.
mont. 6.1 bales Forwarded. .. tpi7, sai"',
500 hnlnt: O. spinner. f.0l, l1l's tb'k,
h5 tis balo.: net receipts a. All ports to-day. iI-D
nairs: exports-to errsf britain. k.n.l fai-f -
the continent. DO bales. siocs. $50 taie-.
Wheat wpgk 9ul .atc. lower non N@ re-,
Sn>at-. in elevator. nptiDns 'tHhc lower anh
eeAk No rei, August 80. NepHNNei.
81. Corn loErr aul weak. options lr'.
lover and heavy. August. i1ncf >epfmtrt.
SO. Oats quiet and ha'o lover; opti' Hs "eAs-
or: August and October IS 49,; Nn 4, rltt,
~ g as7ic. Hop~ gras. Coi,ss-upucna dHu'
september. "a 1-1f'3 IS, octpter fia; eloi hi'
su.ct ans urm As fiNM. sugar henn'i 'airiy
actiyr ani arm MolasHs- Foreign n"minal'
Ncw Orleans dul ~ f>1ff- Ri-e st'a'y. ioHp-
oumquict 1nl steady. reanei is.s1. C'ttnn-.cni
OH .uict. ku-lu quito. 4ni steady. 1857 p'nhhe
sull 70 tlatf .c. Nfdts ur.nt aUd Ft'aiy Nf'l
sfosdy. pork .owor: n'ss. f'sfli r.. 'fNe
rtifne fl0afil'U BOOT hams stfsiy. iitr''i
b.cf 1un. Cui-mcal guiot Ndlhs -
.hor clear, flfla. inri much 1cNr g j vest
crn steam. f.5. cify. $40. N'piemler ani
Octob"r, ftA froighl,-Coton, SOD glAu-
a.. asked.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. August b Tho cash Quotations
wera: Flour dIl AM lncha'ce' 80. , spring
wheat. o. a1tr . So. % rti at. - corn.
8t1c. SO. oat, sc Mnss-part. F.". ieri,
el4}4As5a. Shou-rih-. $40. sfnnIi'f..
ft61 astl1. short rieur, g. b., Wh-keN
The leading fiturss rAnrnf asfoli19s
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- wmuxe-ox. August s3-For VIZ
RllH 'rlnia. local showers. warmer In tho
- western sai stationary In tho eastern
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rorllons. "a varIanle wLnf.

TUE WFtrrEg ~ RicHM0VD YESTERDAY n nm
inc vas fair Ihnre wcrr tnu9lc--storms WIKI
rain in The afternoon and night.
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E.rsst arm

COTTON KEPOar
Esrket firm
cU0TATIoSA
HfDDLITG. IOhc-
Low AfDDLIsQ. l0A:.
NCOD ORpJAAEY. J4c.
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LIVERPOOL August 3D. Noon. Cotton FIRM:
American mililing Gtd. -alf., 500 bales.
speculation am export 1000 bAloss u'rilt,.
nnu~ Futures opened nrm and -iur" to'hno
quIet: August. % flGi,L. llSfd., 300. AMI
q 4i-ftI.; August AMI september. f-tif.
g t-GtL, % u-6ii.. 1854. ii-tii. itttl..
and q i3-lif september gnd October "a
b 62-fM.: Octorer aud Noyember. G-bi',h
. 4+64i: SOyomhor aud Deremtsr, i,-cil.,
December aui January. D Htrif., NAii,
5si 3d.. aud flbld January ani February.
..3ftnJ iO-ti. February mud War n. 3 l.sDit
Q pLFtI: september % 80. i}old., AMI
4 tg-sit. Isuitrt $3.50 iAlr-. now 1ockrts.
r. M-Ameri .al gOoi nliti'ng. 1'.d MD
Cling Et.d.- ilW lidiuug. o t-irL. gpoi nr-
binary, o p lGd. ordinary. -. ooltrs ~ Ancri-
cam. 300 bales Fut1rc4 1rm. August Al
gu-t aul soptember.6 f'-GlL, sellers; sep
tenhcr AMI OctOter, ti.. Hers, october nii
Sovembor, . f--ffd.. buyers, Npvomtrr nul
December, 4-fii.. sellers, locofnbcr nll
January 3 ii-,ft.. rnller- January ani fubrn-
ary tl-Cii.. seller. February AMI harrh.
Il-GfI -niier. september, htiA, soil"i-
T. W-iutgrc- closoI -toaiy AlgaaL
August aul september. 43-fti. s"ilersi N"i-
tembor and October d.. aoii,r-; Ocs,Oor ava
November 8 SID. -'ilen; November al
December, il-fld.. snl'ers' Deeomoer ana
January N-sfi. -cirr- January ani fei-
ruary. , i-giL. buyer. February aus n"f,A'
, i9-Cid.. buyers; September. il~dN. sellers
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
lRepor,ei for ~ DsoGtch.l
ArGrsr El-Narke, nrn. Prime. 4ar.; cxifs
prime q. A.: common. it nS,. shoil~d, AJs-,
spanish. 2.c. factory hand picked. Ca sc
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NORFOLK reAYUT WARKET.


th'tifN"i i' bi' 'i''-'---'
ArGrsr El-Narkei nrn Prime. 4at; extra
prime. q A.. common. it nsc. sholl"d, Ajs-,
spanish. 2sc.. factory hand picked. Ca &C.
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cIvcINNATI.

CrScfSNArI. August eL-fl0ur dull Whcas
dan and lower. No. rei. -.tc. Corn dut
ana weaker. NJ. mf1ni. 11t oaB oasy:
so. mixed, az. pOra castor al ID lart
lower ~ St-L lllk-moat- tgr.rr ami lower;
short ribs flI9.t. Bacon easier, ahuri-fi oaf,
sGGb. Whi=key nfm ~ fiu1 iiof- higher
common aud light. tila!ioJ; iacHnB AMI
btt.lsr.I 81 tTaF4.G
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WfLNINGrON
srw YORK COTTON RrrrvrS

New YORK. August gi-Grp,s rerripts, ~
bales. Iutlras clu-ri quito ani .trady. rGlfs
-...eo hrl.-. August tiT.sieffcs5. scptsilhrr.
II. a.aflLl3. October. q ,Hlfil.. AuFoni'r.
g. g.agLG: December. flYinltJl. isuu1ry.
fatfnftg. February. iIIilflrnJ; March,
fi0iInfl0i2. April. fi0Eatllis, May, tl0.-ia
ILn.L. Lnnn. lln. .lailAl.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-20

exports for fur months Of the current
crDp year have been equivalent to
- 80 liz bushels wheat. sgzinst - 49,
sS2 bushels for the same monshs last year
On the bssisel eseimstes previously pub
lIsIed ~ TO yieh saA sonssmptioa-she eI-
portable stoe4 rem6teing Nov. nust have
been about ~, $4,000 hsshsIs. against
setaai exports dsFing the Semsind3er At tn
last crop ysss amsssfing 10 only 1851.
TIs bushels.
IL seems altogether surprising that no
greater increase In exportA has occurred.
10 view Of the fact that current prices Ia
this country have hem 90 much lower
than they we're = year ago, averaging
for October At Sew York ss.Is cent.
agsinst siii.Is last year, . fall of n
cent. per bashei- Il 10 bat fair 10 remember.
however, that the exports last year we're
bioekesi BY insane speculation, which not
only sent heat above tI-I0 per bushei
10 October. but h~id IL ut prices far above
the parity II Liverpool for months, hop.
ing To force the world To pay ~hatever
Chicago gamblers asked. The world did
not pay. snd this country ceased 10 ex-
port, and has not yet managed TO ssll dur
ing four months Of the new crop year a.
much a. the unsold stock Of wheat which
this speculation forced the country 10
carry over last July.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-20

One of the greatest surprises Of the cen
tury was sprung upon the Nations Monday
10 the announcement Of the bIooile~- rev
olution 10 south America, which Ia day
| resulted In deposing the Emperor Dom
Pedro, and creating the new republic, the
~ nited states II Brazil In place Of the
old monarchy. 80 sudden was this an
souse~ment that the change seemed more
like the fables Of the Arabian Nights than
the soIid facts of today's history For the
time being even members Of the Brazilian
legations at important ststion. In thi.
country, and also representatives. to the
International American Congress now
here, were entirely ignorant Of the reasons
for the downfall Of the Empire, the
Punishment Of the deposed ruler and the
e.ts biishncnt OF new nation.
The dispatches published in our tele-
grape columns for III. past two days,
giving particulars Of this wonderful
revolution, read lik. the verie-t romance
The main reason alleged for the change
| by tts promoters was that Brazil had ad-
yanced sufficiently far in the path Of mod
cru civilization to dispense entirely with
monarchy and take its place among those
nations whose government Is ''of the peo-
pie, by the ~ ople. for the people. This
was accomplished quietly and firmly.
The Just monarch, able statesman and
l.i uh had
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-20

correspondents "' tue tribune eaiiS
"''e"''on 10 an 'hl"N'''e done the pro"nc-
efs vi '"'S country aha SHOWS no" vast
a"a"'an ''"P"f'at'onS OF minor nut 'm-
p"f'ant agricultural commodity are over
running our markets. by our present
tafih eggs ARE admitted IRE" OF duty, pos
sibly on the ground that our law makers
believed they were not likely To be largely
imported. hut through this policy the
farmers Of Canada are bceomlng enriched
nj the expense of those of our own
country. The shipments iof eggs
from the Canadian provinces aud from
Belgium and Denmark have been very
large, and have deprived The home pack
ers and dealers NJ their Legitimate mar
ket. The farmers aud packers of New
York suffer no more from this compe-
titioa than do those Of Ohio. Tennessee,
Indiana, Illinois. Iowa, Minnesota. Mis-
souri,, Kansas aud Nebraska, which are
the principal egg furnishing States. The
averag. yearly output of eggs from
Canada /. about 10000 carloads, Of $50
harrtlsb the ear, aud seventy to seventy.
five lukens of eyys to the barrel Al NJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-20

The Indianapolis journal the home or.
gan Of President Harrison. and which Is
supposed to have good grounds for lts ex-
prezsion- of opinion that the de-
termination of the President to not have
his message printed At the Government
10 tongrc.~, ~ has been usual, hut To
have manifold copies made by his private
type writer. il taken IT, evidence that the
document win contain unu-u.liy Interest
Ing recommendations what these recon-
mendation. are can only be conjrciured. II
IL understood however that the At
fairs 81 the Treasury Department will fix
ure prominently In the fortbcom.
ing messing \ueng these points
viii br those RELAXING to the circu-
lation Of national bank notes, national
bank depo-it-, the Ambition of the inter
nal revenue law. and expapsion Of the
monthly coinage Of silver. II il said that
the views OF President Harrison aud see
rotary Wtnhuh are In accord upon these
important subjects.
There Is also belief Ia the minds
Of the Intimate advisors OF the Presi-
dent that the mrS-nge will not only
advocate Il national erection law, but
1t viii dc this IN vigorous
and earnest manner Many leading Re
puhiicans VIII" hive taken parts In the
canvass IN states that have recently held
Representative burrows Of Michigan and
others, have, 1t IA said, urged the President
To take po>tiy" steps in favor Of \ national
election law. From the above aud other
considerations the first message to Con-
gress Of President Harrison +. awaited
with absorbing interest
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-20


The contest for the speakership of the
national House Of Representatives which
il now going on, has already attracted
much attention, We gave in our news
columns OF yesterday brief resume OF
the condition OF the contest, az far as it
has been developed. but the final choice
OF a speaker will be so Important to the
party, that II Is only fitting to note the
consider, atoms which will enter into the
action Of the Republican caucus.
Il may he observed Of the Republican
representatives who are now making AN
active canvass, that they are all men who
could hll the speakers chair acceptahiy
They are all men who have become marked
IN their party on account Of their eminent
ability and worth, but, Mr. Reed, more than
any other man, seems the fitting candidate,
from his record In the past. He has been
the recognized leader of debates In the Re
publican party of the House. Tie has been
unanimously supported by Republican
congressman for the same position With n
recent years, and can evidently Claim to
have had the udor semeut OF the party on
that account. lie represents New Eng
land and the East, aud his state has been
reliably Republican for many years. His
election as speaker would not neeessitate
house. On the contrary, he might be able
to render still better service to his party
His long continued aud remarkable career
In Congress, As well a. his repeated ser
vices to the party, give him claim upon
that party which csunot be ignored.
Again, it may be said of Mr.. Reed with
more justice than any other aspirsnt for
the speskershlp, that, although he is the
representative of New England. he also
represents the country ~ whole, or at
least that part of 1t which is represented
In congress by Republicans. His cordial
and able support of the protective tariff
has won for him, ~ 1t Is claimed. the
backing OF a majority Of the New York.
Pennsylvania and California votes, and
will probably bring to his assistance the
votes Of many Of the representatives from
the Northwestern States. such an in
dorsrment would clearly mark him As the
most fitting candidate for the position.
While Ohio, Illinois, Michigan. Iowa and
Kansas are to be classed ~ strong Repuh-
lican States on any questions Of national
49,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-20

A review Of the American wheat mar
ket the preseut fall shows moderate ex.
ports although prices are low. Exports
IT wheat and -four during October last,
were equivalent to s,sSs. s6S bushels Of
wheat, against s,ss5o,sss last year. A.
lsnsic exports were larger than a year
ago. but Pacific exports were only a.ss., :
SlS bushels wheat, against 4,le6, sos last
year, besides slightly increased quantity
OF hour. Again. Il must be confessed,
up to the first Of November, there has been
no such increase Of foreign demand -
would have been natural il current &C.
counts cf short yiekls abroad had been
entirely correct. Inclsdiag the prelim-
mary statement for October, above cited,
and the net osiicial reports for three
months ending with September, the total
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-20

All ciuxens who have names 10 send to the
Howard Benevolent Union Of poor families,
70 whom they desire Thanksgiving dinner
furnished, will please scnd them so that they
vii be in the hands Of the committee not
Later than Monday, Nov. 25,h. Names can
De left or sent to the residence Of Mrs.
LosisA y. Craig. 100 State street, or to the
chairman Of the committee, T.. McMurdie,
- State street Give number in family and
residence in all cases.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-20

We should hear tonight from the new
legislature OF North Dakota which con
yened on Monday. No time il likely u
be lost 10 eiec,isg the nited states sen
ator- who will he ready To take th~ir seast'
At Washington two weeks hence. IL seems
to be general agreed that one Of the sen'
ator.hips will he given To * Gov. Pierce,
who ia exceedingly popular. For the
other ote lively but Z soi natnfe'i rnn
test Is in progress which will leave a.
III fe ling behind IT,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-20

II woman would maintain her fine com
pleIion she must anticipate all pimples and
boils. the outcome of bad bloo'. by the early
and frequent use Of Laxsdor, the grea, bio I'd
puriae-.
There is nothing more narrowing to the
sympathetic mind than to hear crying baby
DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup will give inst.n, re-
lief to the little sufferer. For sale at all
drug stores. Price % cts. n),20Iltfolrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-20

A great nass-meeting in Baltimore In
favor Of high license, with Cardinal Glib
bons presiding and making one Of the
speeches, IA an event the significance OF
which should MT be lost sight Of by the
saloon element. There are 800 saloons
in Baltimore, and it ia proposed to d. the
full retail license fee At VI 600. The
Protestant clergy in all license States
might we'll take leaf out of the book Of
the Cath olics in this matter Of earnestness
10 the anti-saloon cause. IL behoOves
preachers Of all denominations TO consider
carefully whether they have not here a
serious duty to perform in view OF the
grave evils Of "A multiplicity OF saloons and
active saloon participation In politics.
These evils are In the front rank Of the
foes of moral progress, and no Clergyman
can afford to ignore them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-20
Local Notices.


Inc Board Of Directors Of Skule Deestrict
10 - are authorized to hire teacher fer
sne winter Session which commences Nov.
e 1859. At Soath Congregational chapel.
Sne must be woman, sound in body and
insehecf, not afraid to use the rod. Wages,
sio per month and board around.
JONATHAN kicker,
ISAAC WAYBAcK,
ALEXANDER Slow Coach,
hovlSd4t Directors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-20

The Central Bureau Of Relief" or
ganized By eolored men Ia Washington
last month. ha. gone TO work ia earnest
to put its plans in operation. Its pur-
pose Il to assist in securing the free tx
srcise Of the political and civil rights
and privileges for the negroes Of the
United States that are guaranteed them
by the Constitution and laws Of the gov
ernment. IL is an encouraging and hope
fui sign that representatives Of this race
are at last taking an active part in eonsid
erins ways Of reform, among whom
are some Of the most prominent and wide
iy known colored men In the country. A
| call for a convention Of colored citizens,
TO be- held at Washington. ID c.. on the
first Monday Of February, 1880. has been
| issued by the Bureau.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-20

Steele Little Bile Pills are without sn
equal for stimulating the liver to heslthy
action, and creating proper secretion of Nile.
thus removing from the system the germs o.
malaria, curing constipation. indigestion,
and inducing 4 heslthv circulation Of the
blood. without which no me cs enjoy souad
health. They ere small. but -6ec'ive; free
from nsuseatinR prope nsities and sripins
pains. and do not interfere in their sctiou = i,h
the ordinary routine of daily life. tIesvIs<
sugar coated To be had in Augusta II J.
M'xer and c B. Murphy Co., tor Is PEI
bottle
Immediately
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-20

Branch 1908, Order of the Iron Hall, will
give an entertainment and sociable at Golden
Cross Hall, Thursday evening, Nov 81, 1889.
Admission will be by tickets which can be OBJ.
tanned from members Of the Branch, the 30.
ciable being for the members and their
friends only.
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BEAR IN MIND

That the Kennelpec Journal has the hest
equipped printing establishment IN
Maine, and that its prices Garnet he
beaten for the same quality Of work.
novt2hkwu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-20

Can you guess the number of teams that
crossed the bridge from A NJ. to 6 2. NJ.
Tuesday? Officer Ramsdell counted them aud
reports the number as 1921 This was
no accurate count was made
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-20

0heaaasisn has been the eaass 81
many ., eminent man's passsse to "ths
great majority" Many life hiss been taker
BY shis dread disease that might have beer
spared. had the possessos only known Of. and
t,kpn Menard's Rnesmaiic Bullets They
are . certain. and at the same time pleasant
IRE for Rheumatism. Gout, and Neuralgia.
They can be procured from J. N. Mixer and
c 8. Murphy 1 Co. At el.00 per bottle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-20
POSTERS

For Public Meetings,
Dances, 8usiness Announce
ments. Suppers. S0ciables.
Entertainments. ETC.. ETC..
printed At lowest prices
and in arst-class shape 1T
the Kennebec Journal Of
noe. Do not 60 elsewhere
before corresponding with
NJ. All work guaranteed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-20

The only author zed agents TO solicit for
the Thanksgiving dinner are lai;e. ~ho have
volunteered their services. they being fur
nished with proper credentials. No children
are authorized to do any part of this work
small boy Wis reported to have visited
several houses yesterday carrying a paper
headed Thanksgiving Dinner" and to have
collected some money.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-20

The favorable impression produced on the
frst appearance Of the agreeable liquid fruit
remedy Syrup Of Figs . few years ago has
been more than confirmed BY the pleasant
experience Of all who have used il, and the
success Of the proprietors and manufacturer
the California Fig Syrup Company.
ocf39dkvlm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-20

I, 1-We want the public to know that We
nave secured Mr.. Joseph Howard to cure
or hama for rs, . suinciens guarantee that
ney viii be Of excellent favor. He also
makes osf seusases. hogshesd cheese and
cefss oar lard. putting & up In ten pound
.ase. In addition 70 the above We have
nssh oysssrs and ELAINE every day.
@. ID. HASKELL,
oe0idn Cony Street, East Side.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-20

Up to date twenty eight dogs have been
sent to another world by the police Chloro-
form did the business for over twenty Of
them. The police have box rugged with
operation can be watched.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-20

The Bath schooner c. b Church, from
Baltimore to Boston with q cargo OF coal,
before reported overdue. has heen given up
BY her managing owners Morse & Co. of
was partially insured. The Church vas com
mspded by Capt Gallagher, and his wife and
child accompanied him on this trip. Mrs.
Gallagher 10 daughter of Mr.. Jose ph Soiett
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-20

Walter James Chambers was before Judge
Andre s, yesterday morning for threatening
violence and bloodshcd on his relatives,
while under the influence of drink. lie
promised better fashion. also that he would
leave town and was allowed to depart.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-20

No sos,er whstsyv ~iIi he taken Of unsigsed
communications. An such will he pat into The
waste basket unread.
THE Journal CAN Ne sE HELD REsSossf
HLE soR TnE pEysNKvAroS On RETURN -
REJECTED COMMUNICATIONS.
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The Bridge Question

Win be better understood by our citizens when
the COMMITTEES having ii in charge completes ifs
labor and makes its oteisl report. Meanwhile the
subscription iist Of the ksnn<bec Journal viii con-
sns to increase fAsfer than that Of any other paper
!. the state. and ne shall keep right doing ars
siass joo printing Of all kinds at the very lowest
prices. noyiadtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-20

The Northern Pacific Railway has com
pleted and Monday commenced operating
its Little Falls cutoff, which runs from
Little Falls to Staples Mills, MINI. The
cut OF will shorten the main line $50
miles
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-20

Mr.. W. l.. Robbins met with painful &C.
cident yesterday afternoon. lie was killing
a hog, at his home in Riverside, and by some
means slipped and fell, drawing sharp knife
across his hand, cutting it 50 badly as to
necessitate his driving to this city for nell
cal attendance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-20

New York city is considering the propo-
sition to fix limit of distance within
to stop playing by any householder in
PRODUCES an unnecessary complication.
II there ia to be restriction Of this
sort, what is the matter with the London
ordinance which simply permits any
house holder who is annoyed by the
music to stop it,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-20

Henry Bailey, J. W. Bangs and G. +.
Reynolds were drawn Ms traverse juror at
the aldermen's rooms. Monday night, and
will serve at the December term of the
Superior Court.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-20

On Friday night, for 35 cents, one may
partake of . boantful supper and visl, the
new "Deestrict Skule." then in session At
the Congregational chapel, See al.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-20

Boils, carbupcles, and other skin erup-
tons indicate that the systsm 10 endeavoring
to reject poisonous acids. and that Ayers
Sarsapa,illa 10 imperatively needed II 10
the moot reliable of all blood medicines.
Ask your druggist for it. and take no other.
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