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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-10-23
LATE NEWS NOTES,

Mrs. Chas Price has been chosen
for the Worlds Fair at Chicago.
Senator Butler, of S ,uth Carolina,
speaks cut against the Haskell m"ye
ment and advises the people to vote
for Tiilman.
Governor David Hill, of New
York, is making speech.s in McKin-
ley's Ohio District an the effects of the
new tariff law.
Mr.. j NJ. New borne, of Lenoir
county, has announced himself as the
regular Democratic candidate for
Congress in the End district.
"A. B. Mullet, no WIS once SUI
pervising .archite,t of tie Treasury,
blew his brains out with pistol at
his home in Washington last Monday.
Mrs. Lillian NJ Gould, who was
tried at Murphy last week for the
murder of her husband, was acquitted.
She says she will now go ON the stage
as a tragedienne.
The "Dagoes," secret society
composed of Slcilians and Italians, are
waging War on the New Orleans au
thorities. They assassinated chief #
police Hennessy last week and now
they threaten to kill the Mayor and
other officers. The police claim to
have the men in custody who shot
Hennessy.
DR.. Carter, the editor of the
Chattanooga Christian Advocate, was
up before the Holston Conference last
week upon the charge of immoral con-
duct. The white washing committee
voted him not guilty by a vote of 10
to 2. 1t is said that the case will be
carried into the circuit court as three
other preachers are involved.
1t is reported that the President
has given up his idea If calling an
extra session of Congress, but it will
deren'i altogether upon how the
country goes in November elections
If the House should become Demo
cratic there is little doubt that thu
Force bill will be passed by an extrs
session in November in order to per
petuate by force and fraud the Repub
lican rule.
The Topeka Capita! says the ole
: soldiers in Kansas were wildly en-
thusiastic over Harrison and Ingall
during their recent triumphant hip
podrome electioneering show in tn
West. OF course they were. Every
old hummer, who stole spoons ant
money aud bread from the starvin,
women and children ofthe South durin,
tue war, has been granted a new pen
sion. The South is taxed heavily t
pay these rewards of valor. VIII
shouldn't they enthuse over littl
Benny and snaky ingalls,?
) Sundays Washington Post says
'Miss Josie Knapp, Of the McCaul
, Opera Company, will have a Ger
pleasant recollection Of her revel
!, stay in Washington. Her fatbe
served in the army under Stonewa
jackson, and, during battle. helpe
the General to his feet after his hors
had fallen on him jackson tore
locket from a chain and gave it ,
t him as testimonial of gratitude.
r was given to Miss Knapp by he
! father. with an inscription From Pr
|. pa to Josie Knapp She priced
I very highly, but had the mi-f 'rtnn
t to hose it about six weeks age in Ne
s York Last week, ho"evrr, it was r.
= tur::ed by lady vino ha'i found
3. and who discovered the ner b
means OF the inscripiinn.''
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-10-23

Mr.. H. Baker attempted to kill
himself last week in Wake county by
drinking two ounces of laudaDum.
He was found asleep, and. after sumo
vignreus pounding, was brought back
to life.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-10-23
syrup or Figs,

Produced from the laxative and nutritious
juice of California figs, combined with the
medical virtue of plants known 70 be most
beneficial to the human system, acts gently
on the kidneys, liver and bowels, effect ually
cleansing the system, dispelling colds and
headaches, and curing hsLlual constipation
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-10-23

Democrats of Forsyth, the control
of the love-; house Of our legislature
may depend upon you.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-10-23
SCHEDULE OF LES At
RINOCO = WAREHOUSE
WINSTON, N. C.

WAREHOUSE swell Of
in The
and Sic Beds
will oRNOCO at
AID the viii fai ii all they make them mf ah'e
TO-DAY BRING HIGHEST MARKET rRI' ES
REMEMhfR You ORINS WA REiO Idle of
W sreetca
on
w Att Be VTEBB, ProprietorS.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-10-23

Jno. Reynolds, candidate for the
Senate in Forsyth and Stokes, sneer-
ingly refers to Mr.. H. G. Fulton as
"that preacher there" 1t has been
said that Reynolds is an atheist. We
do not know whether this is true or
not, but his contemptuous references
to christian minister indicate that
there is truth in the report.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-10-23

This Republican President will not
have colored servant or employee
about him. When he went in he
drove off from the White House every
colored person employed there. North
ern people do not want negroes around
them. They may vote for them as
much as they please, but the northern
Republicans despise negroes.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-10-23

When Solicitor Settle addressed the
large Democratic audience in Browns
Opera House Tuesday he showed his
contempt for his hearers and for his
opponent by wearing his hat while
Mr.. Barber was speaking.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-10-23

Opera HOUSE 1ueSudy HC suoWCu MS
contempt for his hearers and for his
opponent by wearing his hat while
Mr.. Barber was speaking.
-
Tin has gone up.
Blankets are up.
Glass and nails are up.
Wooden clothes and hats are up.
The Republican high tariff law has
done this.
xx
Brewer 7oted for the force bill. He
wants to put U. S. bayonets at every
ballot box in his district. Williams
would never do it. He trusts the peo-
pie and will defend their rights.
x**
Mr.. G.. S. Hauser has made at least
$4,000 out of the office he holds. He
is a rich man. It is now time for him
to step aside. One man ought Tot to
want the earth.
*.*
Democrats watch your judicial tick
cts. See that they correspond with the
ticket at the top of THE SENTINEL s
editorial column. Unless it does, it is
bogus ticket.
Democrats Of the Fifth Congress
sional district, the control of the next
house of representatives may depend
upon your vote on Tuesday, Nov. 4th
Jno. M. Brewer voted to seat Lang
ston and Miller who were not elected
to Congress. In doing this, he was
participating in fraud.
~
Democrats of Forsyth, work fol
and stand to your county ticket as one
man, determined to achieve success.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-10-23

After having been fairly beaten in
convention by Tillman the straight
outs in South Carolina have nomina-
ted Col. A. G. Haskell for Governor.
We trust that Haskell and his boilers
will meet the defeat they richly de-
serve. The safety of the South lies in
the Democratic party. Its organiza-
ton must be kept intsct and its nomi
nees must be supported.
Whenever you hear. q man talking
against Jack Boyer you may put him
down as Republican. Mr.. Boyer
has done exactly as any man Of spirit
would have done. He sued for his
rights and got them. In doing this,
be exposed great Republican fraud
and he deserves the respect Of all men
for the plucky way be fought for jus
tice. =
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-10-23

uttered at Winsto,. Post ONCE as 2d-ciass matter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-13
Physical Conditions of Railroads in
Maine,

BosroN & MAINE. lS2 miles. west
ern division 4t miles, eastern division 80
mics. KennehunkpDr:, l miles Road
ig good conduiop, station buildings in good
order AMI roliiog stock fret class on all
divisions.
GRAND i'RuNK. 50 l-2 miles; Main line
. ! , miles, Lewiston branch ) 2 miles
Norway brlrol - miles; > miles of
new steel rails and 45 600 new ties have
been laid this year. The bridges are iron
of approved designs.
MAINE CrNrRAL. This line snd its
branches consists Of CO. II miles in Marie
with total length Of line operated Of 40
miles In sll respects this road and It's
branch are in fret class condition Many
improvements have been made during the
rast year. Including now bridges, station
houses, freigh. sn3 storage bulldog, new
ties. many miles of new steel rails and
large addition to the rolling stock. The
road bed. track buildings bridges AMI
rolling stock are al! in frat class condition
BANGoR & PtscArAQUis. To'al Length
95 I ma les Maine line - l 2 miles.
Ksahdin branch 10 miles Road bed in
good condition; 500 tons of new steel rails
have been lsii petseen Dover and Green
wife, and the line has now more than
50 miles Of STEEL rsls. The Katshdin
branch has been much improved during
the wear.
PosrLANp { ROCHESTER,. Total length
81 lue 50 ?; operated 10 Maine 40 miles
This road is laid vi iii sect rails, ll5 tons
Of rev steel "a Il and 70 GOO cedar ties
have been isid this year Four important
bridges have been repaired The road has
been safelv oDers.ed and 10 serious acct
dent has occurred during he year
SoMrRsEr RAILWAY. Total number of
miles opetat, a. Duri-g the past year
tlis road has been extended from Embden
to Bingham. and n first class IRON bridge
crosses the Kenne bee vt Csrrs'nnk Falls.
Trsck and rolling stock In good order.
NEW BRUNSWICK RAILWAY. This com
psny operates % miles In Maine; extend
ing from the boundary to Pressure Isle AMI
from Sshec Junction TO Houl,on. Track
laid . i.h steel rails and road in good con-
d,ion
CASAp1AN PAcrric This company oper-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-13
CALENDAR or con1sa EvEyrs.



Dee. g-Dediessiea q Chapel Of seaea coagye'
rational ehares. Apys.ia-
Dc u Is-eo.aofs qssrferiZ meeting Of Free
Eabki t. Pine street nHTr7. fspiston-
Dec. 10 zi-ssose sres Bspsist q, .sangeryisle.
eeb 24-Cspyen;sen Of ssS Esesxna tasEssisa
End avor Associa,ios. Po-tl4s4
Apr "a H-xains x.thealss cssfsfsnes. BRINE
Ae1s! s,-aay 4-Ean Mxiae Methodist Confer.
snef, Dan afiscotts.
yas. i-a--xains re4aEesssAi Society. Tatsrvilie.
Patrons Of Busbs sayy.
Dec. fs-Ayoos.aok Pomona, csriboa
Dee. is-is-AaEaai xestass state erssTs, Lev
Dec se-Knox asa Lgaeoia rsaea Pomona.
Dee. zi-So,th Penossesf Porsoaa. East Lowell.
Dec. zl--NaiSo Pomona, Nsrtsryort
Jan. 7-HsHnsbee Pomona, ANNA! Nssting.
Jan A-Psnebsoos Pomona. North Bre1,r.
Jas, ~ sagsd@ioe Pomona, preEioTs of&nss,
rhissserg.
FaSsa<rs1 Saztfsatss-
Dec. BAT Gfsaes Hal. East Asbarn-
rss Associations.
FEB. ks-Deeensiai Ceisbrasioa. Y. r. 8. G. H..
Portland.
Grand Army Of the tfspabiis.
Dec ~ l,-G,sBd arny VAR, CorianA.
Jaa 2--Inaf4llsfiea Of o..cssa 81 Morgan Pos,
Athena.
Jan. pe-fsath Fost Fair. BaisTqigie-
Agricultural seciettss.
Dee ao-s,ate FARMERS Lesgae. Auburn Hal,
Aabafn.
Jan s-sou,h Kenbsbee. ANIMAL Meetips, sosth
Windsor.
GcYfam.
Jan y s-stats Dalryses's Conysntioa. Win
thsop. -,-...- .
Jan. IL - aranoaih roaltFY Annexation faf.
mouth.
jan 10 ~ ABeFosee gain Poultry ard Pet Stock
Association, tsgiston.
Jan Il. z2-sists Board u Agriculture, Augusta
Miscellaneous.
Dec. iy.1s-t'nlversalis' Laflra' Pair, Oakland
Jan. ~ ~ Msine PfeEs Associati9n annual
Meeting, Augusta
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-13

leigh has inst srpoinsed Rseis:er Of Deeds
fss he Western Dis:rics Ct orfefc county,
Il the ycunzest daughter Of the deceased
fsgisssr. Elbridgr @ 0sz5od Of this place
For several ears, curinz the continued III
health Of her fa.hs,, Miss Osgood has been
almost Continually IA the of5ee, and
has become Thoroughly acquainted
with TIE duties and responsibility Of the
posstion. STE Is a fsvsrits wish al classes
n this town. The BOOM Of record which she
nzs made In the years ,nst she has been in
tas registry Office are pso3sIs of nsasness
ami care. Shs .ss endorsed to the Governor
for appointment by citizens CT ali political
parties thFosghou, the district. and viii
withcus dczbs make most p9Pulsr Official
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-13
GOSSIP OF THE ORANGES.

Hon. s. NJ. Bird recently presented
Pleasant Valley Grange. Roekland, S25
towards the library fund
West Bath Grange will have large
delegation Of members at the meeting
of the State Grange at Lewiston this
week.
1t is the request of the State Grange
that expenses of delegates to the annual
meeting be paid by all subordinate
oranges. This will insure large dele
CATION, and it cannot be expected that
delegates can pay their own bills.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-13

chase, or take ard hsla. as for Pablo uses
| land and materials in ard apou 10; bat the
( lard 30 taxi sh4l cot sxesed four rods IL
with unless necessary for excavation.
| eaabankmen: or matsrisls. Section six
teen Of .aid chapter provides that ANY
railroad corporation may also purchase or
take and hold, ss for public uses. lard for
| borrow zsd gravel pi.s, Necessary tracks,
/ side tracks. .. dloEs. soodsbecs- repair
shops. sac ear. engine and freight houses.
Each and all Of iae objects above men
toned. sere deemed essential TO toe msia-
tenasee Of the roids ssd the business
carried ou by the :otpofauobs. Is is as
essential % haze the necessary materials to
CO sttucs And ma ntsis a railroad as Ii is ~
have eonveniehess 70 carry On the business.
Of officers Of she road sfse. it hss been con-
s'rsc,sd. To construct OF maintain raj
70 vi, gravel pits are essential These csnnoi
always be fousd On the hoe Of the road or
eithin The Mel.ts mentioned in section II
above quoted TO procure such necessary
mat RIA. railroad companies are oftes
sb IL sd n e. mtle or more outside OF thu
iscas.d hmlls Of their railroad. Unless
Trey can pareha'e night OF way thereto
they c tIlnos avail themselves Of il. Even
# such right of way can be procured By
purchase, a. often becomes necessary 10 lay
the Track to saeh plls- across highway
fhsrs il n0w 10 DSoyision Of law that per-
fsits f.sm 70 DO so. Section J. of SAID
chapter, pFoyi4es ;5at Any railroad corpg-
ration, gftisr fhe direction OF the
railroad eontmis sloners, may locst
e5ngt=act and maintain branch rsii-
fgad tracks 70 any mills or
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-13

1t frequently turns out that nasal catarrh
begins with influenza and ends with con-
sumption. Old Ssul's Catarrh Cure is the
sure remedy for iicsly driving it from the
system. Price % cents.
Sleep and plenty of it must be bad be
had by the baby aud if its rest is broken
or prevented by attacks of collie. stomach
or bowel disorders, give at once DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup, which will relieve the paia.
induce refreshing slumber and consequent
health
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-13

1t appears from the church notices that
Pastor Ross Of the Methodist church puF.
poses to review in his sermon tomorrow
morning the distinctive doctrines advocated
at the meetings of the Christian Alliance
this week. The subject 10 . fresh one Of
special interest At this time, and the
announcement will doubtless call out IN
unusually large congregation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-13

Thursday night some young men hired
stable team and started for Hallowell. The
horse was quite spirited and when they got
nearly to Hsllowell the sleigh tipped over.
breaking the .thills off AID leaving affairs in
depressing condition. The sleigh was
left there and the hofse led home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-13

Landlord Thsyer of the Augusta House
purchased fine pair of grAys At Bangor
this week and brought them to this city
along with hack that Mr.. Thayer used
when he was in the hotel business in Ban
gor. Two hacks will be run from the Au.
gus's House this winter for the accommo-
dation of the guests.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-13

Some Of The men AZ work OF the Range
ley road got drunk. Thursday, and took
possession Of Hotel willows. Officer
Guild went up froua FsrmIog,on and went
to a crowd who were rsns kn.vee, bot
ties ard rszors. and arrested eight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-13
TRACK AND STABLE GOSSIP.

Nelson is perhaps the most successful
breeder at the North; the horse, Nelson, is
certainly tie best trotter in the North, il
not in the best in the world. IL is reason
ably certsin, also, that had the race bet Teen
Nelson and Alcryon been tro,ted on its
merits, Nelson would still have won. the
truth doubtless being Gas Mr.. Nel'on
alleyes that he was .biuffed" by the
owner of Alcryou into paying through Il
friend for victory that he could have
obtained ,st as we'll in a fair contest -
Boston Post.
Red Wilkes has put eleven in the 80
list during 1890 a, follows: Molly Msloy,
PAGER. 2o Allie Wilkes, 2 % 4; Red
Bud, 22il-2; NELLY W'lkes, 2.27; Lydia
Wilkes. PAGER. 2 % 4 Ksdijs, 2 % Isl
Red Hawk, 2.2s IL Chestqut Wilkes,
2.29; Memento Wilkes, 229; Belleview
Wilkes, . 30 3 4; PASSENGER, 80. This
makes thirty six for Red Wilkes; and still
leaves him in the lead OF all sons Of George
Wilkes. Alcantara comes next with thirty
three. and Onward with twenty mine.
All things considered, Alexsnder's A bdal-
lab was inquest nably the most ,emarka-
BILE SOD of Rysdyk's Hambletonian. He
died in 1865, when but thirteen years of
age. This was long before the greatness
of Rysdyk's Hambletonian was appreciated.
During the last four years of his life but
little attention was paid to raising trotters,
yet bis progeny in the . 80 list today out
numbers that of any son of Rysdy ks Ham
bletonisn, George Wilkes excepted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-13

Messrs. Will Fogg and Amor Church
left here at A. M. Friday for Somervills.
They returned with over 100 pickerel
taken from one Of the ponds 10 that section.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-13

The A. II. & G. Pastors Uuion will meet
Monday at z. NJ, with the Rev. Mr.. Jor.
dan. Subject; "Parnell's Leadership"
Paper by Rev. MIR. Peckham Of Hallowell,
to be followed by general discussion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-13

For the sick, the aged and in all diseases
of children, M4llin's Food is invaluable.
Its perfect aisptsbiiity for the uses for
which i; was intended is being constantly
demonstrated. dltfolrm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-13

The Mass. Real Estate Co, an old and
reliable Corporation AMI ounces in another
column that price Of stock will be advanced
after Jan 3lst. The history of the Com
parry has proved it TO be a cafe and desir-
able investment. The dividend are per
cent. annually. dit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-13

q Somewhere upon the unknorl shore,
Where the streams of life their waters pour,
There sit three sisters, evermofe
Weaving slken thread"
Lovers of classic paintings are min I
with that famous group, called the Three
Fatesr Fate seems cruel when it deprives
women and girls of health. But in DR..
pierce's Favorite Prescription they find a
cure of untold value for nervous prostra
ton, sick headache, bearing-down pains
,loa'ing weak stomach, snteversion, retro
version, and all those excrucis,ing com
plants that make their lives miserable All
who use it praise it. 1t contains 10 hnrtful
Ingredients, and lie eparauteed TO give sat
isfscdon in every case, or its price (sl.00l
eiii no refunded. dscsd&wfnlrm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-13

RocxroRr RAunoAD. Three miies-
Ted eniy for iransporsisx lime rock
RrxroaD FAILS AsD BreKFIELp Rail-
HoAD. Total lsax.h OF rosd twenty -ssvea
miles. THIS road has n miles Of steel
rails: ITO tors Of new sreel rails ard COCO
ties have bees Laid this vssr. Sfsti,n build
logs and rolling stock in;zood c1nditon-
sEgAsrrcoox AND NoosEsEaD LAKs
RAILROAD Length Of Iine eight miles;
al steel rails, laid upon good ties. The
road has been carefully operated AID no
seei3en, has occarrsd.>
ST. CgoIx AsD PESoBscor- Length OF
,oxd - miles operated ia Maine IL miles
Used chiefly for the transportation Of lan-
Der. IN safe condition.
Seven sad one half niles ia length A
lumber rsa4, not inspecs-c-
YoRK HxEsoE AND BEACH, Length OF
linz IL IA miles, steel nails, COED ties
rolling stock nrst class.
Narrow Gaug. Railroads
BzIDsros Asp SAco RIVER Length OF
line 10 males. Steel rails. sound ties, and
sell balas,ed calverts and trussels repaired,
and SIX tbocsand new ties laid. RollinR
stock COED
FzAxxLrs AND MEsAsric. Length of
iiae Is tailss. Steel rails ard good ties.
improvements made on lress~ls aad bridges
REsssREc ESrsAL. Length Of hHe
miles; 9penei fJr rave. July 1880. the
line IS in good condition, a1d rolling stock
first class.
Mossox RAILROAD. Length Of Inc
IA mi.es Butt for transporting the
product Of the sia'e qgafries bet IS Ia good
srisr for boh passenger snd freight train
service.
sAspr RIYnG Total lsrgth Is miles.
Six raies Of steel rails Six thousand new
ties have teen iiii this year A new iron
Truss bridge has been built across 'he
Sandy river a. Phillips the PAST year
Rolling stock good.
Horse Railroads.
BlDDEroRp Asp sAco. Five and three
quart r miles Has been 10 successful OPP
GRAFTON for more thas two years. This road
is seii N .rsge1,
FRYEsuRe. Total ieog,h of liae miles.
In good coalition
lewiston AND ArBURs. Length OF line
81 miles. The Auburn Belt has been
a1ded 10 his rosd during the past year.
PoErLASD. L-rgth Of line IA miles
during tUe pANt car an NANA74oA "a -"yp
feet has been laid, with steel size nesrrg
rails. Fifty-two 'ons of new T rails have
been laid this year. In good condition AID
we'll managed.
VAUDEVILLE AND FAIRFIELD. Length
of ROAD , 4 miles This road is careful ly
ard economically managed, and has proved
A GOOD iaTe,tmeat
Electric Railroads.
ACorsTA, HALLowELL AND GARDINER.
Total leng' h of line miles. The track Is
laid with steel rails. well secured. Rolling
stock first class, and the road is carefully
OPP rated and under good management.
BANGOR. Total lesgih of lire miles
Has been extended duri g the past year in
Bangor ard Brewer; and the road has been
ia successful operat on since May 2l, 1859
In conclusion the commissioners cay +:
at is gratifying TO be able to state that the
ehys cal condition of railroads in Maine,
during the pas, year, has been we'll main
ain. i. and we pow think the lines of rail
road in Maine will compare fayorably with
those in other states ard that the past year
has been one of unusual prosperity TO all. y"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-13

On Friday evening Dec. 10Th, the wymsn
Mission Circle connected with the First
Baptist church will hold their annual sale
in the form Of "Stndower Festival.'
The entertainment arranged will be very
unique and interesting. Further notices
and programme will be given in next weeks
JOURNALS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-13

j. NJ. Hilfs company, that 10 playing .
different version Of the Clemenceau Case
from that which was seen in the Park
Theatre, Boston, will skip Augusta on this
Maine tour.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-13

No notice whaisyeF will be takfn OF unsigned
conn unioations Az such will b. put into tho
waste basket unread.
TIRE JOufNAL CAS- NOT ne HEtp EFAFnNsihLh
FOE rHE PHEsgEvArios or RHTrhs Or Ri Eel
no COMMUNICATIONS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-13

New mswn hay is sweet smelling and a
source OF honest profit, bu. p5eu mon-is
from cough Is neither pleasant nor profit
able, so insure TO, thirty Ave cents with ,
bottle CO Adamsoa's Botanic Cough Bal.sm.
dpcS1Sv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-13

At the city government meeting the
Mayor was authorized to paw Many Rabbit
and Catherine Murphy s2s for damages
done to their land in the laying out Of How
ard street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-13

Mr.. Williams of the firm, 8. s. vii.
liams & Sons. exhibits two pigs at his store,
hat weighed SOL pounds when dressed and
that for beauty of form and sweet sueges-
tiveness to the palate would have furnished
Charles Lamb a most appropriate theme.