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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-02
Three Minute Ciase.

IN VII ch were eight starters.
First Heat In ,he first heat of the thr, c
miaute purse. aitwo cr three tIn.c' scotlng
the horses got good start in twc sections
and Ii;ed up in n bunch for sn in-'ant-
III "a Who had the pole tell back and th-oe
If the aor-cs pushed ahead uf HIM. Ron
A soon took the lead and kept it s'eeljly t,
the end Romeo bti1g second AID MERMAID
Ihi Il Romeo was sec back ty ,ha jIdges
for running and Iacirg. There was a pro-
cession on the last half in the order il
which t'ey fins1ed Time 2 30
Srcotd Heat Rob A had the pole. and
made good, ,Tuare race of the heat, the
hard work OF OF the heat telug divided b'-
tween Rob A, Dan Smuggler and Nerma d.
On the last half Dan smuggie, broke
baby. and ALI ough be came in first was
given second place fer running. Mermaid
did some good work ih,re WAS litt'e
chsnge in the position of the other horses
from that OF the first heat
THiEp IIEAT A sight dc'ay occurred
dur,rQ TIE scoring by which CHARLIE Ach hirn
was thrown from his suiky. but h. keEt
full con- rol Of lis h1rs AMI prevent d 40
scci 'cHt. The scoring was tre ONE and
comun,d ~ arls fifty minutes. when the
word was given duaily, it was a relief to
every body Rph a Dan Stuggler.
Romeo and Mermaid oil 'me good trpl-
iirg 4 th. hes, and the finish was very
cllse betreen Rob \. api Rom-o. Thl-
b, at conc lltc the race, fret moncg going
to Rob A., second to Dan Smuaglyr, third
to Mermaid, and fourth to Romeo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-02
CONGRESS ADJOURNS.
Presidents Signature Makes
the Tariff Bill a Law.
Closing Scsnes In Both Branches, At End
Of a Long Session,
Which Has Lasted Two HuudIsd and
Twenty -four Working Days

WASHINGTON. Oct THE Senate ~
oeived message from the House asking
concurrence in resolution TO make suoth.
er correction in the tarif bill, parsgrsrh
3is. Consultation on the subject took
plsce between Allison. Aiirich, Edmunts
and German. Al lis conclusion the COZ
cnrtent resolution was laid before the Sen
ate.
Etmunds said he was unwilling 10 legi'-
late on the tariff in that way, and moved
ihs, the Secretary be directed 10 ioiorm
the House, respectfully. that the Senate
was unable TO consider this concurrent res
olui ON.
Aldrich The House can be notified in
formally.
Eimunds Then withdraw my mot'o~.
For the next fifteen minut the NNe
President was putting the names to bills,
titles OF which were recited hy the Clerk.
\ resolution 10 continue in employment
the seasonal employees of the Senate fr
another month, and pay them out of the
con,ingeu, funi, wss ssreei 70.
Five minutes before ; the taria WAS "a
rolled. received from The House with the
speaker signature. was immedi ttely si:n, Il
by the Wee President. aad sent 10 the
i II i'iNltt Aps hA'
Aldriee reported back the adjournment
resolution. amended so as TO fix the time
NJ O'Clock today. MSS sgrc,d II
At 3 20 n recess vas taken I'LL I. Whll'
hasiness was in suspense Blaine. who had
accompanied the President 10 the capitol,
stepped into tho Scna.e chamber Hnl was
greeted vith coriisilty by several former
associates Ingalls, pressed him 10 clmn
=, l. - Il
situ the request wss fot time the center
of pleasant group. He looked very
bright ard cheerful, and seemed IN escel-
lent spirits.
At five minutes before ihc time pr lpoSoi
by the Senate for final adjournment Nc
Pherson. Clerk of House. delivered a mes
sage from that bod, proposing conference
on private pension bill
lIarrls offered resolution CDolph being
in the chair rendering the thanks of the
Senate 10 Vice President Morton for the
dignitl,d. impartial and courteous uIsnpcr
III which he hal presided over the delhcn
tons of the Senate Adopted uranlmiuS
iy A resolution similar in terms wss Of
tcred by Ransom in compliment 10 5 'na'or
lrgslls rs pr, s,d,nt pro icmporc. aari
mously adopted At ten minute, Is.t live
a message WAS received from the lIou'e.
the adjournment resolution amended b,
substilutlng siS U'cock for FIVE. INc
smcndmcut wss con urred IN
Sherman in c0mia1y with 1iarris) r.
ported that committee ot the tSo Houses
had waited on tie President sid inform Il
him that two hours concluded business an I
that they were prepared II ali urn if Ice
had 70 further communication The Pres
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The Bids for the New csuissr.

The bids opened at the navy depart
meut today for the construc ton of the
three coast line hstlc ships and one p,otee.
ted triple screw propeller provided for by
act of Congre. sprroved June 50, 1890.
There are two classes of bids for the bat
tie ships, one for construction acc ,rding TO
the departments plans and the other se-
cori,ng To the bidders plans
Wm l. Crsmp i sons. Philadelphia.
offered 10 haili enc battle ship according
10 the departments plans. for Ss,aa0, 900,
two for s5 .s0, 0QO; using his own plans. to
build one for -, 100 900. two for So o.0.-
00o; 10 build a protected cruiser on the
''epsrtmeuts plans for 50 .25 900.
G. The Union Iron W orhs, San Francisco,
oBeiel 10 bnild one battle ship according
with the department plans, for SS,st0 200; ;
wJ for 81 400 600; cruiser, 81 OPS 900.
Bath lroa Wuks, Ba,h. Me, offered To
null one bauieship according with the de-
part nents plans, for sS.ll9 900.
In view of the provision of the law that
one battle ship be bnilt ou the racidc coast
II is hhely the dion lroa Works will get
the contract for one batleship. Cramps
will probably get cou,rscIs for tn, other
two hsrlcships aad protected cruiser.
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MISPLACED CONFiDEJcE
Mskss the Treasurer ot WoJGl nd
th9 Victim CT Robbery
/ spe M d the Kennebee Journal. ]

Spec al 10 thc kennebec Journal
FFtSqtE isIt, oct. l.-The --latest i'm o.
eit,on vas prac,iscl upon f. G. Wa,h,ur', J,
Torn 1'rcasurcr Of Woodland. On To
2t.h Of Sept, pc:soi (claim NJ to b. a
young man II yetrs of age, biac< hair,
back eyes, and OF rather an effemjpate ~
pcatatce. ap. liri to Mr.. Wa.hbarn fo- q
chance to labor IA Mr. WhshnHru vtsi1
e,i of help be ensaG 4 tie atI'j ANT tirel
and thece sitho1t rrtererces- Eyerytling
pas q Oft without sry trouble until IA :
NOR ing Sept. ~. Mrs. Wsstburn looking
TOR one of her Or sss, DID not hpi it In
quities were made, bgt TO NJ avail In the
M an inc, tha -o.clil Young man was anon !
he mi.sif z, az WAS, also, mum Der of Mrs
WashourG garments. and fe = dollars in
mO0ey, be- i .s the KEY of the Trea .ury
chest. The corte0ts OF the cheat an
PIE ,ssd . stat were not mo,r.t u. The
a.oresa'd younx man CLAIMS TO be Ch9r!,a
Lynch hut Is 'upposed to be \ girl dress i
u boy CLOTHES.
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quarrel. Hare heard them cali esch other
tasevss AMI nlur :srfrs. Have frsqaeeily
heard heard loud talk st Nations. Was
called out Of se,l - Sort n on the Dorn-
ing Of ". = hs called witness and
- NED him 10 get Rp as he wss afraid Mrs.
co-lsy vas Ia trouhle. | got ap AMI sent
cot. Dii no, nOisce what Sor,sa hal on.
He hai Isn't, ru | fo.l5~ei him 70 his
house. lie said II shsR's 70 iGto that
room uatii you - fr | wehi ia. Found
tyuU< against th4 door. ! pushed trunk
b4ck Al psssed to the right ef il Did
not nst ca any ether irglk ia the rom al
that tine or know that there sas another
trunk here. Am uos sure hut think there
vas saw Mrs Colley lying on the bed,
There ~as lish. n tie roam. She vas
lyiLg on Ter back. shs made move
R,elt 10 raise her nssd when We Went INTO
10 the room ami talked some There va.
To Bad clothios on her il had tambled off
onro the foot There was blood on tho
bed and On the lower limbs. Her limbs
we're uncovered. The blood on the bed
xAs nsar the head of IT, The weuad va,
10 the side OF the heal Blood was run
Ring from the wound in a email s,resm
about the t.zs Of II lead pt peil She SAID
Lb+lAbE NlA4I AllIEiHt &A4ls p4tf Una NE n
kind of q moani0g nose. There Vas con
iii rable blood on the bed IN spots. Mr..
Norton ssid he you'd 20 down ant build
4 rr, AMI | said until be got back told
him be ought 10 get sem one else
lie sai1 hP would 70 tod i'm NOBl
rath, 20 han stay went out to the
house aLh sent for Mr. Peasss folks. Nor
ton was Niping blood from her face - hen |
vent out. When We nrst went into the
foon, she was groanlng and trying TO raise
herself. Norton said 'She wants 10 get
on tha, 81 le of the bed He raised her
hesd sni pat pillox under it. At this
time, Norton discovered the revolver at her
siIe on the bed, and said This is what
she ia>dune il with = Tie door of the
room vas a Ii tie open when | first got
there. Don { remember that Mrs Cooley 5
hair was ''loae up She died in about
an hour and half after | got there.
t,oss examlnaliou-lisd heard her say
to Norton once "All want you to do il
10 Put me out of doors" NhcA | went
10 the house first that morning. vas
some hat excited ard dil not open the door
of the room at the first attempt but finally
succee'!sd IN JIening it. Norton dil not
assist ne Top of the door was li,tle
more open than The bottom. Norton took
the revolver OF the bed AMI laid il on the
floor before he turned her on her tisAt
side.
Redirect Witness was shown the re-
yolver. Ihouqht ii the same one h4 saw he
saw that morning
Reoross Lamp was shown. Wltness
could not identity it as the lamp that wss
there s he did lot take particular Nc Cticc Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-02

18th the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn eGoctually, dispels colds, head
aches and feyer5 and cures hahtual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptahle 60 tho stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
TO all and have made it the most
popullr remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Amy reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
cALiFORRiA FIG SKRUP co.
gAH FRANCISCO en-.
tousNtif 4, REV y0as. ~
hyrtaSplf
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A hliaplsCed Patcutheais.

The error that IL ~as in,cndei to correct
in the tatif h,ll occurred In paragraph JIs,
concerning chocolate. A p,ren,hcsis was
u sIliCtd with the result thA, sw,c ened
chot ulate was included in the two cent per
pound DUTY. Asa concurrent resolution 10
otreci the error which passed IN the House
vas objected TO in the Senate, and nn at
temp, II correct the c1roIlmrnt failed, and
If any remedy is applied it must be taken
hereafter by JOINT solution.
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For Robbiue the Mails.

PoETLAsD. Oct I.--Alhert +. P. Col
liHs Of Chelsea, pleaded gully to stealing
letters from the Chelsea pos. oiice. be be-
inz assistant p1stmsstsr- He vas SEN
tsr ced TO one yPsr il ststs prison At hard
l4bf. Walter W. Bige!ev. Gd c'ei TO,
r9otiog the nails, plesae guilty. an !! rec
cgn eel in 8. 900 fcr his sprta-zrce ir1m
tsy % dag.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-02
Will Fay OF Their Bonded Railroad
Debt

THoNAsToY, oct l.-Th- town meeting
voted today to use III, sixteen thousand
dollars received in money for the sale Of
the Knox s Liz ,oln railroad and the one
hundred and tso thpGs nj dollars in
t0nAs from the s,is 10 the Penob-
.est Sh5re Line railroad to deem
bonds i-saed by the lorn in sid Of lbe
knox a1d Lincoln rAirosd. Thomssion
t3En bosds are re isenstl: sfte, lapse
of i've years st the option Of tn, t1sn. nj
the eel, c,ms were Ihs,rattsd q issue a
notice when said tonds c-u be redeemed
and vtea the interest on them would
c csse after ssid notice oa them vas gives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-02
FsEt Time IN Belfast R3ces.

BELFAST, Oct. At the Wslio Fair,
in the 20 class, B. A. ripers blk ID
l., wou in 81 10 the free for all, H..
VI. Beans. Camden. z ;.ompIus. won in
three straight heats be,ttiBe, 2s4 {; Elm
brock second; HJolason, ibiri. Ned, q
ranntr jamped tie ferce, thre the driver,
ran over boz. and injured several oilers
s.i htly.
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Class for Three Year O!ds,

il which ,h.rt we're SIX 10 start. The race
sss a. - 2 IN }
FtRst HEar-A great deal Of time was
spent in scoring but when the word was
given COOL send off went win Il. There
vas but lit le in'crtsi 10 the heat. yic'o-
Hugo tro'iei well at times Flora Tcmrle
pa in some good work, sni was well drv-
en- by little fellor not over sixteen year.
Old Jennie Knox tro T. d the hest well
SFeoND HEAr-Much time was spent in
scoring for rhs third heat. but they got a
fire send % >, last, the hest beng q repi-
ti;ion Of the first, Uith but few ya-a Ions
This rsce beng ,wo in three II Nss f4Ished
v tn This len.
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master Of the House, Williams % Ohio.
objected. aud Cxswell wi,hir the reso.
luton.
Mckinley of Ohio, chairman Of the COM
mittee appointed WAls uron the Presi-
deu', snaoaaeei the President hal no
further eomman cation to make,
The House at J % took = recess until
s.55, parirg the r,eess n.stly all the
members left the bali 10 make preparation
for departure from the ely.
When the Speakers gSvel rscanvened
the House ths, o,dcis, looked dawn upon q
vas, array Of empty seats. He merely
stated tha, according to he concurrent res
ola;ion he declared the trst session of the
alst Congress ID sas, cl without day.
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Train Service on Penobscos Shore
Line.

ROcKLASD, Oct. l-W hile leading ice
at Goose river today. Friendship man
". struck in the eyeby PICK, destroying
ihe sight
A circular has been iss1ed By TIE Pesob-
scot Shore Line. to the etect fha. the
summer arrangement, between Bsth and
kocsland, Of three tfaias daily, Will con
true the coming winter.
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Programme Tor To day.

Committees will commence an ersmina-
ton ot horses srd all articles ID the hail at
10 o'clock A. ". Troting fJr 4,h and 5th
purses at 80 r NJ.
The above programme will be subject to
some rearran gements If necessary.
Gates open at O'Clock A. VI.
The hard working officers OF the .oriety
are great tl.tsd over the successes of the
dag. as they deserve to b.. The receipts
have been large, ard with a good day
Thursday tire society vii ~ il fands. as i;
had no indebtedness a. the commencement
of this fair.
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The xenrebeC Journal
may be found on sale at
the Chisholm ETo.heYs
news stand, Union De-
not, s,oFtl nd
nII.L kKn LEITEa HssDS

,,jats. :st tllss:kssi al T:FI laTaSt 9'I.ss.
Il tAs gs.sssha.. il..uuFra.l alss. We Isl:
lssss A ysrT hfgs azlaagggi d Ills EaTs d
rs gfaafsl ssllSla.lsl Il g-f eataS. Al
ssrs guaranteed l. bg G.aslasS is gys'j
Fsssg.ci Fass.i. !lIes sai asglssiI..i i.lll.sa... fss
"A s,s..l,..ssil..ssa,. sJ2llsa HTst.
Egggsl, siiss
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THE SECOND DAY
OF the South KennebeC Fair at
South Windsor.
The Best Agricultural Exhibit the So
eiaty Ever Had.
Superb Wsather-Crowded Grounds
and Hall-A Good Time.

SoUrH WISpsoR, Oct. l.-Toixy has
been the grxndsst one this part Of kenns-
bee eou7tv s.rr Witnessed in the way
of agricultural ex' hiiions and the wisdom
OF the Incorporation ii The Sonth kennebec
Agricultural Society has been fully jus,i-
fed by the splendid success of the second
day of lis third annual fair. The weather
toisy has been superb, and il has been
eojoyel By from , 500 TO 8 coo people who
nave ihronged the park and exhibition h>ll
all day long. AT very early hour This
morning the stock began 10 arrive in large
numbers, and by . o'clock there was
great crowd of visitors who mostly rc-
manned upon the park until the last race
was uotted Of, 4 more perfect DAY for
farmers festival was never knosn. aud a
greater success has never been scored by
any society in the county. The display OF
working oxen was magnificent, exceeding
in numbers and decided excellence the
.hoW made by "0ld kennebec =, Readdsld
last week ID III department. There was
creditatie show of farm stock, embracin ny
cows, helfers and young stock; but the .X-
hbiI. of -sine. sheep and poultry were not
~ ~ Ni'NT' VI tAA' Vit ,ptiN
The hal exhibits have been greatly auy-
ueltvd AMI bexuti1ed from yesterday, In
evcry tidss Of articles on exhibition there
have been large additions and the entire
hall exhibits during last evening have been
completely rearranged and displayed iii :,
far NOR, sttlstlc and attractive manner. IN
der the direction OF Miss Bryant aud her
working assistants. Today the hall has
h,,n pack ked with visitor. and II has been
with much difficulty that the journal rep
reteniatlSe has maze his rounds OF iHspc--
liz sni study. II viii net be surprising ii
IN attempting TO maxi full report OF the
new contributions 10 the fair from yester-
day, that some have been overlooked. But
II 50 We hope the number of such Is but
few, and shall be sorry to hear tha! any
contribution has been omitted.
Town Teams OF Oxen aud Steers
At an early hour in the morning the long
strings of town teams were strung out ON
the large field within the track Teams
we're pre- sent from Piuston, Chelsea, Wind
s0r and Wh,ctield, the several teams be
ing made up of the following yokes of
Gait t, names of owners. aye AMI gIrth of
ctttla beiag gwen in full il each instance
from an actual inspection Of the animals
CnrlsEA: G II Blanchard i yrs old,
fl, weight 4. 4.lGU lbs; Geo Worthing, #,
in; A A Sampson,5 ,rs old, fl, > in
thss Dondero, yrs old, IT. 3 in; + II
Blanchard, 6 yrs old. : IT, > in; W W Han.
ker,on, . yrs old, #, l in; A \ Douglass,
) yrs #. 10 in; lsaic Is Hal yrs old,
IT. 5 in; |. II. Tra,k, one pair, j yrs old,
& fl, , IN. one pair yrs old # in.
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BROTHERHOOD AND LEAGUE.
YHB uRHOOD.
Bostop, Cleveland and Pittsbuig-
No Game st Chicago.

At Cleveland -
Inn ng-, I23i 67S
Cleveland, OF 2 . -
New York, o 900 l. 3
Hts. q veland, II; Tew York. 3. Er-
r)r., Cleveland, 3; New York ) Gruber
and Sutcliffe, j. Ewing AMI Brown.
At EuGalo r.
lnriDps. 2 , 7s9
Boston, u 4 o 02 u-l2
Buffalo, 900 90 3 o l. 3
Hts, Buffalo q; Boston, II Errors,
Buffalo .; Boston. I. ktlroy, Daley and
Murphy stafford, Clark and Mack.
AT "a, snurg
in"inrs, 1884 BGT TS9
PIltsburg. u 20 3 u , q | .
Phiadeiphis 20 900 3 OF o.
Hits, itisturg, II, Philadelphia, .. En-
r0rs, Piitsbury, 3 PhiladelI his. /. Morris
and tields iiusted AMI Miiligan.
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Mairc Postal Matters.

Mrs. Louis e. Clark has been appolr ted
pos'mistfcs at Wilson's Mills, Oxford
county. vice i. A. Flint.
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ApoIos's i Tor Insois to Germ PIss.

BRsLls, OFT I.--fh Eet,is,n siyer
says that Sc Ffaas D.Wtn - eersured
Thompson. agent OF ID: H. 81 Esst A..ca
Company, for his recep, insuls 70 the Ger
msn fig, and b. ss't an apology to '',s
German government, which e la..er has
accepted.
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Jack the Rippsr Sends Z mother wsrn-

LoNDoS, Oct. l.--rbe police in the
VIZ ecespel dis ict have received warn
'1g from 'fJsek the E'pp" tpst he 10
about blr ano'her ~ontn The hapi
wi ng il iden cal win her le..ers ne
mr. rdeter sent 70 'te police pr or 20 the
murder srd mn IA on OF some oor crea-
.sfe In Whiiecbapel.
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small fruit, hsving ssou, two acres in her-
ries, his market being al Gardiner and
Pii,s;on.
MIscsLANEoUs-Strxw slippers from the
Eass ladies. q + LSphAm. rus,on. Sea
fan specimen of coral, specimens of min
erals. carved bamboo. vase. cane of shark.
backbone. S K Laphsm. Pi,ts,on.
CnEEsE-Ssge, Mrs Nancy Moody,
Windsor; plain, Mrs w B Davis, South
Jefferson.
BurTgE-Mss Annie L kennsy. II yrs
old, North Piuston; Miss Nellie Gray, ID
Yrs aid, Chelsea; Miss lneg ; Kennedy. Is
yrs old. Cooper's Mills; Miss Ethel NJ
Howe, IA yrs old. Windsor; Mrs Francis
Colburn. Windsor; Mrs Seth Pratt, South
Windsor; Mrs W B Davis. jefferson.
W Il Dsvis, jefferson, trace of corn and
specimen of grass.
FLOWERS: Collection OF wild flowers.
correctly named, ] Il Hanson, Week.
Mills; Partridge cactus, Mrs Samuel
Cookson, 50 Windsor; basket OF psn.its,
Linda Hsmpson. Chelsea; basket of Gu,
flowers, Mrs F Thompson. Chelsea; col
lection of ssters. T Il Henry, Whiteteid;
hoqaet Of cut flowers, Mrs Nancy MOODY,
SO Windsor; dish OF Psnzies, Miss Lizzie
Pope. Dhelsea; dish of dahhss, Mrs 4 II
Dow. Pittsfeid; thee vases cut flowers
and collection Of sisters, Miss Florence
Biernheimer. SO Windsor
QulLTs; Two elaborate silk quilts. Mrs
Ann NJ Weeks, Coopers M.ils. Silk quilI,
Mrs .leremy Hussey Nsssslboro, SILK
quilt, Annie K. Field, Augusta. Sofa nj
lows, Mrs ID l; kimtall, Windsor; Mrs +
r Craig China; Mrs { r Donnell, Wind
spr; Mrs + IL Blanchard. Chelsea, Miss
Matte G Pierce, Windsor; Mrs kfhe
Choatc, Windsor Toilet set. Miss Ida
Bslley Augusta. Tidy. Miss lla Bailey,
Augusta. Lamp mat. tides and hsni
made lace, Mrs II Ii Worthins, Chelsea.
Knit skiIt. Mrs Ruth Moves, W nd.or.
Lamp mat. Lillian NJ Bailey, Windsor.
oak Leaf tidy, Mrs Sadie War; Souh
Windsor " all banner Miss Maude Bull
en-, Windsor.
Tides, Mrs Sarah A Hatch, Windsor;
Miss Angie Perkins Windsor; Miss Matte
Perkins Windsor; Mrs j Il kimhali,
" ndsor. Picture scarf,. Miss Nancy +
Godtipc, Windsor; Iilze + Colburb.
Windsor Par of vases. Nellie ponnell,
Windsor. Crapr shawl. 100 Yrs old. Nan
cy + Goliine, Windsor, Knit skirt Miss
Lettie Bsrton, West Windsor Aighan-,
Miss VI + Brysn., South Windsor; MIS-
Ann VI Weeks. CoOper's Mills, Miss LIZ
Colburn, " Windsor, Mr. ID Il kImealI.
v ndsor; Mrs w X Kennedy, Whitctield.
Lamberqnn. Mrs W X Thompson. Chcl-
ses. Table cover anl tidy, Mrs Annie X
Field, Augusta. Newspaper rack Mrs
Scott Powers, Chelsea. Large circular
rug, Mrs Aimeds toihnrn. - yrs Of sgt,
Windsor Rugs, Mrs j IL Barton, We,t
Windsor; Mrs A Nj Grcenleaf, Chelsea;
MISS Clofs Jewell, South Windsor; Mrs
W S DAVIS. Jefferson; Mrs Albert Allen.
last P,ttsion; Mrs Mary Coomhs, Wind
scr; Mrs + II Blanchard, Che'se; Mr..
Mles Moody South Windsor, Mrs NJ +
rsrtrijg', Whiciield tluiIt', iog cabin
pattern, Mrs J II Moody, Albion Mrs Chs,
Griffin Cooper's Mills; Mrs Geo T. Recf,
Windsor, 2,s79 pieces; Mrs Mary A Alb =,
Windsor; Mary + Goddiog, Wiod,or.
(threc quilts, each of different pattern,
some OF them tdi and intercstng).
a lot of Il cans of preserved fruit, en-.
brscing varieties, exhibited by Mrs J +
Pfeble. South Windsor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-02
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