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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-13
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The openiSs sesyice Il The I. ii. C. 4.
rooms Saturday sresfsg epsred very "a
piciousIy. Mr.. Martin sroxe yerv earrese
~ o. "a Time Of Blessing from Father
Nv, u. He divided hin snbiers - fcilo~s
Iss. This vas line Of ,pecisi oprortu.
nifty for payer. Ths s,esksr raid that ths
results of the nses.ir =, defecs,ed NOT o,I,
IN Goss's pYeseres hs1s On His peoo,s zeusna
10 touch win k.s eyu.aeer. Hua tFms
also for s1eeiGi serves. Aen sx,<et r.
be approached A. seesa a season ard ere al.
ten slssppoi-tsd vhea SPOKEN 70. Azsiu
it's as,Iae Of special oppor unity far m.
unsasad. God speaks 70 nsn By sermon.
BY pYayer AID BIZ sorg. srA msn ,hould
Ia rsesla.ely obey tie sofcs Of Ged. "a
This il a time Which {. uninssrsvea viii Be-
lois. First, 70 the chrsstians own sou!
the Cbritian neetis sueh an upliss and
special piessirg as such a revival seIson
briggs; second, II. sill be Ioss to the
church uHsve-sal. sgxt 70 the Lord Him
self, the Christian should seek the inteYe.;
Of the church. seexto build is No and 10
increa,e i;s numbers. Again, IL will be a
loss TO the rnsavad God aka the ones
toa What shall 1 pref; a nan II he g.in
the xhole world and less Ms whole Ssul,.
God has commissioned his church 10 preach
The gospel % every creature and ,hs, In or.
der that they who beg. AID Believe might
be .svsd. Nos let at be faithfa. 10 carry
ing the message. The asaetiny closed with
some earnest words from some 81 The city
yastors. These and several songs rert,ersd
by Hr. Tfue left aeep impression on the
sul.snee.
A good suilezes Of Young men greeted
Mr. Martin NJ the 4 O'Clock service yes,er-
day, After an excellent praise servies Of
fifteen inmates, asd al affecting solo bv
Mr.. True, the evangelist a-n,unced his
theme as that Of The Proaigal Son. and
without Any paiIeJ ing entered a. once into
Che theme. applying j. spiritually under the
so!lowing headings, viz. What the Pro,f4
gal lost by going away he lost his pos,,i m.
Mr. Bislre's Bearness to the Presidsrt In
Ills posi.iDa as Secretary Of State is as
noting compared to that er Dyed by the
believer il tie religion Of Christ, TO the
aide and heart Of God. This position is
llst by going away ffom The fAther's beuse.
lie los, his peses. There Ia no peace 20
The wicked" says the Ro.d. ard this is
verified in every -day life.
He les. his clothes, i, other words, his
character; Don't worry abau, your reputa-
lion, it ytur character 4, clean, your repu-.
tation will take care of i.self. He noticed
secondly, what he id when "he came to
hrsolf, he confessed his sin add came
h "a 10 hi, Father. Il Is not enough for
man 10 rim, " stop running an lead a NOR
al life but he must confess bis sin ard
come back aul live with Col and for God.
Lastly, tho speaker notices what he received
on his return home. i.., Reconciliation.
No matter how low a man may yet. the
FstIier will freely forgive Il ho will only
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Grange Erhibit Leading
Features IN Halls.

sfessrs Briggs of Auburn III exhibit the most
choice animals from Maple Grove Stables.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-13

Mr.. ard Ms u. Walter Stnson are in
Washington.
Hon James W Bradbury was in Port
lani. SATURDAY.
General AID Mrs. DO. uson have been in
Boston tho rys' week.
Mr II. A Heath of this city is enjoying
visit 10 his VII hena At Wbie6cii.
bishop y My Of Portland was n The
ely Saturday, 'essiog OF the 3 Is Z. NJ.
train for Portland.
Ms. Eiwn Smhh sud wife are stopping
at the Augusta House for feE days. They
drove 10 itit city from Warren.
Mrs f. Rrieiy OF Liolfal sis.er of
Mrs. Secretary OF State Smith, ani NJ IS
Alice Brsnn Ct Wal,ham. Mass arc visiting
at Deputy Secretary If STATE Chndboarne's.
Jujs, Libby has re.urned frem Alfred
where be presided a, TIE recent session Of
the Supreme Judicial Cou't. lie will pre-
side At the term which will open in Els
worth
Mr.. snd MIS-. VINO. Miller returned Sat
urlay from New York. Ihsy were a.
ccmpenied from Boston by Mr. VIII
NHler's father. Mr. John Miller and wife
Of unien
Bank Exsrin'r Bish G, has completed
h 5 fall examination Of all bus II of tho
savings banks ia The STATE and 6nIs them
ia tira,-ciass can li,Ioa. All have male in
ereases Ia thsif deposits.
Professors Lae, with II. c. jackson, c..
s. F. lincoln. Il. II Hunt and John
Kaowlfcn pi,h j. +. CiIley, Jr., seniors at
Bosdoia. have rtturned from a jreising
tip 20 Pcnobsoo. Bay. Their results were
very satisfactory, including Indian relies
and fome species of water life which had
tceu supposed 10 have been extinct long
ago.
Judge pereiysl Bonuey, of Portlaad,
Hon. Arai Thompsoa of Bangor, ard Les
lie Cornish. Esq Of tais ctg. the Colby
lTulysrsi Conulisfee on Acsdemies, have
be u in Charleston, misirg srrsng men $
isr ac,ive cpers,iens connected with the
groutls anil building, Of Chsr,cst Aeae-
emy, The Tee snily endowed fitting school
loeatsd ia sAis p'aae, The site selected.
e9asisting Of ssoettwsnty acres, co nnssHds
an extensive v,sw Of the surreundisg
county, sna is admirably adapted to tie
purpose. Of the sghsel,
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In Merrill. Nay :. Miss Fannie Nessrvcy,
aged Il wear. fsantiis; May y, Robert cashmaa,
AZ d ss wears months, ocs. 30, Bsuszfsr Meri+
thew, aged &heat s. years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-13

Produced ffom TIE laxative AMI nutri-
t;ous juice OF California ass, ccmtioed with
the medicinal virsnes of rlAuts kro~n to be
most bene6 cial to the humxe sys.em. acts
gently, on the kidneys, liver AMI bowels.
efecsuaIiy cleansing the sssten, cisPeitinx
colds and hsssxche., asd curing habiira.
cons,ipssicn. ocslstd&slmtolrm
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Am q sEM EN- To.

| The Bancroft Opera Company had busy
day Saturday entertaining those xh, visited
them at Granite Hail afternoon AMI even
| iug. Pinafore was down on the bills for
the afternoon, and tbs fair sulience that
attended witnessed the same good presenta-
ton of this opera that has characterized the
work of this company throughout their stay
in the city. In the evening oilvette was
given to good house, which included many
Of the best people ia thu city, aud the pres
sntation of this pleasing opera meritel The
rounds of spplaufc accorded IT, A every
ous expected Ben Lodge az Coqaelicot
made decided hit, and Miss Bessie Gray
| in the character OF Oliveite was charming
~ usual. Just rs favorable mention, too.
vas deserved by the entire east, AS Mr.. Ban
croft hiss no "s.ieks" in his employ. By
request he will play his company here to-
| night ard for the first time ~ill DO % at cut
rates. The opera tonight is Billea Taylor
and the following is the east
Sir Mineing Lane, Don Hatch
Capt Fiapper, w II. Newhorough
Ben Bsrnacle, Ben Lodge
Chris Crabb Jerry Slatiery
Biliee Taylor. x. s. NoiIae
Ars bella Lane, Miss julia Carey
| Suesm, Miss Bessie Germon
| Eliza Dthsey. Miss Gertie Msddigsn.
Pto'bc Fairleigh. Miss Bessie Grey
| Charity Girls. Peasants and Sailors by
the company.
During the opera tbs famous charity girls
will render their charming refrains, Sir
| Mineiag Lane will introduce his awkward
squad in grotcsque deli, Fen Barnaele
will sing IAN on sceount of Eliza, and the
chorus will sirg the favorte Torpedo and
! the Whale" This is positively the last ap
pr arance of the company AMI prices are
! only IL, 2, and 81 cents.
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C1afits r. Ssaia AMI one PdcSsri after =
Eve months stay in The franklin elarty jail
4; Pennington were brought b Ausus.s a
week ago and gwen quarters In the Big
stone h2nsc on The hdl charged with steal
ing hssaesses at Resdfsld. one feor a
gentleman named Etir.5ge, she other from
a ventierasu nansa Weaver. They we're
triel hefore Judge Spear Of Hsl,owell Sat-
nsdsy forcaooa. Mr. Frank A. Southland
appeared for the defense. A Large nsmoer
of witnesses were called but ii was impossi-
bic to directly e.nsect either Stain or
Packard with the theft and they were dis
cAsrsei. They Immediately STATED mp
county ard is TO be hapsd h,t We shall
be spared ,hssr presence bereaeoats fer
sanle time 70 core.
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70 TIE GENTLEMEN d AUGUSTA a! VICINITY.
have LARGE LINE of FINE you
FINE IMPORTED Blacks rom o
Now il the
o. nd me my stores5 STREET.
A. j. HALL, The Tailor.
NOTICE.
Village school District.


10 the legal soter@ Of Village School District in
the City VI Avrsata- CREATING.
Wfittsn application Of j. %. Webster, Chas. v.
Nash ard Howard Osrn. legal voters in snid dis
trlet, having been made 20 the ne clerk
Of ssid district. 10 ea'l meeting of the legsi
tiers Of -rid district =, the time aud place and Tor
the purposes hereinafter mentioned
The Inhabitants " said district qualified By law
TO vote In city affairs hereby notified and warn
ed TO meet al the Grammar -eiBoos House In said
ti-tricf on the 18th day " October. 1.te. at 30
O'Clock 10 the afterpooH. then and there to act
upon The following articles
firs'--fo choose Moderator TO preside at ssd
meeting
Secend-fo hear ,-aisaseB from the Directors
In regard 70 the need of further school accommo
dstoas. and see II the district will Tpts 10 hire
money and finssi the second ttory ef The new
school house cHsiass Heights.
Dated at Augusta, siaiHe, iiis eleventh. day ~
October. 1870
HgvRy q. STABLES,
Clerk Village School District.
oeti3diu
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PUBLIC WARNING !

O@ing 10 4 roesessi5n recently received from
one in y hom hare tried 10 hay- the utmost con.
ideaee Of in-sgitv in ihe administrative Of the
Compound Nsoor Baths for the benefit Of those
who suasr from diseased thar the supplies were
not being asest VII le pretending to give this tsest
meut, but HnFne HnkaGsn suhsti uie supplied 70
swinde thosc serti1g tse 6 V. BIS for relief from
ais,ase. Now therefore be IL known that the
right Of practice has been signed exclusively to
+. A. Bat. field, No. ri cunber'ana ST., Fort.
lard, wiio ha- fiitea up luxurious apartments for
ladies sn1 gentlemen in distress. and hereafter
medical snpg.es will pc fErui-he'i TO pose other
for prNc.sci in this siiy. \ | ariers for family
for por.lasd nnsf eernc through this sgency
The public are hereby warned azsinst swisdlers
who are circulating M signs ana documentary
evidence without the Tigh, while pretending tas
slready eoufesseil to Be honestly impsiing this
hene aciai ssea EeH. TO those who suppose faey
ARE getting Anibsasis prescribed by its inven
tor. Respectfully unlimited in behalf Of a dis
easei and suffering people
DR.. 8. r. CouAMT.
skowhegaa, Sept. st, isto. octi3eotin.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-05-08
NOTES FOR GARDENERS.

PLANT the garden SO that you can
rave regular succession OF vegetables.
Plant small fruit with tho same end in
REV.
PANsIEs are hardy, and few plants
vet out in bed will thicEen to . COM
pact cluster and produce large flowers
antil late in tho season.
ROSE bushes thrive better by being
we'll cut out and the old wood removed.
For lowering plants wood mold makes
IN excellent fertilizer, but 1t should be
used freely.
THoUGH not considered sure remedy,
tho free use Of limo around cabbage
plants will assist greatly in keeping the
maggot away. Scattered literally over
onions, lime checks tho ravagcs Of the
onion fly.
Work between tho rows of the straw.
berries, keep the weeds down and the
soil loose. Plant raspberrics carly, SO
as to give them good start. If the
canes are to mako good growth give
them manure in tho hill.
THOSE who desire to "bng" grapes
that is, to cover them with paper bags
to prevent grape rot-should remember
70 do 1t as soon as the grapes are visible.
Tho mischief, II done ct all, Is done In
tho earliest stages Of grape growth.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-05-08
FOREST FIRES.
Property at Ashland. Wis.,. and Brainerd,
Mlnn.. Ii lmminons Peri.

Property at Ashland. Wis.,. and Brainerd,
Allnn.. Ii lmminons Perl.
MINSEApoLIs, Mimi. May a-Spe-
cials from various points in the North
west indicate quite general trouble from
forest fires. The most serious are in the
vicinity of Ashland, Wis. and Brainerd,
Minn.. where valuable property IL in
danger. At the latter place high winds
which have been blowing for several
days developed Friday into almost .
hurricane, and frcs broke out several
miles to the southwest and swept
up in dangerous proximity to
Gull River station, several miles
west Of Brainerd, where are To-
Gated the extensive lumber mills Of
Governor Pillsbury. At the latest ad.
vices the fires seemed almost certain
to get into that property and into the
village also Tho people are fighting
the fire. but the wind is 50 strong that
they can do but little.
MILwAUKEE. May a-Serious forest
fres are reported from the northern
part of the State. Much damage has
been done around Mason, along the
Omaha road, where the woods are ablaze.
and two or three houses in the town
burned. A fire in the stumps and
underbrush between Hurley and Iron.
wood spread with great rapidity along
the section bordering on the mines from
Ashland to Aurora, burning three or
four miners cottages All the mills
and factories at Rice Lake, Barron
County. were kept closed Friday so the
men could protect their homes, and .
fre-engine Was sent from Chippewa
Falls.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-05-08

Maruuise brown and old rose cashneres
and there arc also effective and stylish
Pompadour velvet, and Persian or broche
stripes ind borders. Most Of the skirts
to dresses made of these materials hang
perfectly straight, but number Of ele-
CANT new French models have slight
draperies about the hips: these are ar
ranged with great deftness and grace.
The bodices have full sleeves and
Medici collars.
Fashionable young women are help
Ing themselves very plentifully this
season to various details Of gentle.
mans dress-the four-in-hand scarf. the
starched and plated shirt, to be worn
with jaunty English cntaway. fob
chains, studs. derby hats, white and
colored piqne waistcoaSs. etc. 1t how
ever takes very young and very pretty
girl to carry of these masculine appro-
priations with success
Stylish and attractive gowns for
wear at the summer resorts are made Ol
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-05-08
THE CLAYTON MURDER.

A Brother Of the Victim Accuses Olives
bentley and Hob Pate of the Crime.
LITTLE ROCK, Ak. May 3.-Ths Con.
gressional committee investigating the
Clayton Breckenridge case had Is one
Of its witnesses on Frida, Colonel w.
II. II. Clayton, brother Of the mnr.
dered John NJ. Clayton. Colonel Clay ton
told about his going to Plummervillc on
January 90, 1852. the day after he heard
of his brothers death. He said no one
in Plummerville offered him any
sympathy or assistance; that
the houses were closed; nc
one was on the street and every body
avoided him. He thought that the con.
spiracy TO murder his brother was con.
cocted in Morrillton and that it was
known to at least twenty-five men in
the county that it was to occur. He be.
lievcd that his brother was killed BY
Oliver bentley and Bob Pate. He was
firmly convinced that the persons who
stole tho ballot-box killed his brother.
He did not charge the Democratic
party with being responsible for
the crime. He believed the com.
munity In Arkansas desired that the
murderer should be caught and pun.
ished. He believed that the Governor
had done his duty in his efforts to
apprehend the assassin, but thought
he had been led OF on the wrong
track.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-05-08
Economy In the Kitchen.

A wise economy is splendid quality
in cook. Without it even tho highest
culinary genius may come rather over
expensive. But it must be intelligent
economy. What is generally known as
attempted cheese-paring, writes IAN
Old Bohemian" is truly naught but ex-
travagance Of the worst possible kind.
and in the most openly foolish disguise
Never 60 in for that sort of seeming
saving which consists In the use OF
cheap materials-such, for instance, as
rancid butter or mutton-fat for pastry
and frying, or inferior -miscalled cheap
meat, fish, poultry, vegetables, fruit,
etc. You will always find the best
articles the cheapest in the end. Let
your economy De quantitatiye, not quail
itative. Take it for granted that lit
tie Of what is really good will 60 .
longer way than great deal Of inferior
trash. Shun cheap fats in pastry, but
always use good butter. If you must
employ substitute. take pure lard.
The avoidance OF waste in every depart
ment of the kitchen, tho larder and
pantry, is the only true economy.-N.
Y. Ledger.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-05-08
EvAOiNG THE QUESTION.
How . Little Girl Upset Emperor Will
Jams Equanimity.

How Little Girl Upset Emperor WILL
iam's Equanimity.
During stay of Emperor William I.
of Germany at the fashionable water.
ing place Of Ems, that monarch paid .
visit to . large orphan asylum and
school that was under government pat
ronage. Tho presence Of SO distin-
guished parsonage created quite SEN
sation in the establishment After
listening with much interest to the reci-
tations Of several of the classes, his
Majesty called to him a bright, fiaxen-
haired little girl of five or six years Of
age. and, lifting her into his lap, said to
her:
Now. my little Franlcin, let me see
how we'll you have been taught. To
what kingdom does this belong? And
taking out Of his pocket an orange. he
held IL up to her.
The little girl hesitated moment
and, looking timidly up in the Empc-
ror's face. replied:
ITO the vegetable kingdom"
"very good, my little Fraulein: and
now 70 what kingdom does this belong?''
And he drew out OF his pocket > gold
piece and placed it on the orange.
Again the little girl hesitated, but
soon replied:
ITO the mineral kingdom"
Better and better" said the Em.
peror. Nov look at me, and say to me
TO what kingdom belong
At this question, there was an ominous
silence among the teachers and visitors
who were listening with much interest
to the royal catechism. Could she make
any other reply than ITO the animal
kingdom?" The little girl hesitated
long, as II perplcxed as to what answer
she would give. Was the Emperor an
animal? Her eyes sought those of hel
teacher and her schoolmates. Then she
looked up into the eyes of the aged EN-
peror, and, with half-startled, fright.
ened look, as if she were eyading the
question, replied:
ITO the kingdom Of heaven"
The unexpected answer completely
upset the equanimity of the old gentle.
MANN y Iodpor
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-05-08

embroidery to which capes finely pinked
at the edges are applied. For sAtry
weather this style will be repeated in
lace. net, accOrdion-plaited lisse. silk
and crepaline. Brides going away
dresses made by fashionable tailors,
have English skirts, open bodices with
silk shirt waists, or double-breasted
coat-basques, with full velvet sleeves.
BOdices different from the skirt are
more generally popular than they have
been for many seasons past A cotton
season for summer costumes is apparent,
from the variety exhibited at the
modistes and importing houses. These
range from the simple blouse, the En-
glish shirt with fancy jacket, and tucked
waist with straight skirt to show, gowns
as elaborate as those Of :oulard .rChina
silk c q +.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-05-08
PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS.

-Briggs-''I did not see you at church
last Sunday" Braggs-.No; | didn't
get in until you had gone to Sleep
Terre Haute Express.
He wrote: II luv you. You have
throne spell around me-" And she re-
piled: "Why don't you use it?"-Bos-
ton Transcript
YES" sighed the young wife, Il
married professional humorist. and !
wish l hadn't" ''Why?' asked her
friend. .sBecause he reads all his work
TO me before he puts it in the paper
n. Y. Ledger
-'.Well, young man. SO you want TO
marry my daughter, eh? What do you
expect to live on?" "Why. my brains.a
"But don't you think that your wife
will tire of diet OF calf's brains?"-
Harper's Bazaar.
only little lower than the angels
Shell wouldn't say that It sounds
J SO much like reflection on the angels,
you know."-Boston Transcript.
! After tho proposal-"Before CO."
he said. in broken tones, II have one
last request to make of you.' Yes.
j, Mr.. Sampson? said she. ''When you
return my present please prepay the
express charges. can not afford to pay
any more on your account "--IIarpers
Bazar.
Mrs. Angelica-'Won't it be just too
lovely for any thing to have wings and
harps forever?" Mr.. Angelica Ia dys.
peptic)-.I don't want any Of it in
mine. We wouldn't be there q week
before you'd want my wings to put on
your hat."-Lowell Mail.
Ibid you ever see any of these mind
readers?" said young Smithkins to a
young lady. "Yes, have attended
some OF the exhibitions" II don't By
lieve there is any thing in it." Lar
lowed one Of them to try and read my
mind, AMI do you know he couldn't at
ALL" (Which is in no way surprising" !"
was all the young lady said.-Washing-
ton Capital.
"A passenger on the Springtontc
sprang up from his deck chair, where
he had been sitting next to voluble
Cincinnati drummer. with shout that
sounded like MAN overboard" "Where?
Who's overboard?" yelled score Of ex.
cited passengers. lin ovnrbored." he
replied. This fellow has nearly talked
mo to death. and want t. have him
shut up."-Ligbt.
Miss Summit presume, Mr..
Dashaway. that you will welcome tho
flannel shirt again this season. II must
be such comfort to you gentlemen
during the hot weather." Dashaway--
"True; but as matter OF fact, Miss
Summit, l can't say that like the
innovation. 1t is too leveling. When
! have on flannel shirt, how are you
going t. tell me from-er-well, for in
stance, from q common hrakeman?''
Miss Summit (artlessly)-"Do you know,
have often thought Of the same thing"
-Clotkier and Furnisher.