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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-06-07

The new megaphone, by which the
voice is so magnifed hat it can be
heard for miles, is now in the market.
Some people might apply it, with profit,
TO the still small voice.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-06-07

The latest fad in Washington, grow
ing out of the visit of the Pan-American
congress, is the study of the Spanish
language and literature.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-06-07

Six years ago a Madison, Ind, girl
threw q bottled advertisement for a
husband into the river. The message
was picked up by a young man in Louis
vile, KY, and a wedding has finally
resulted. Fortunately, old maids are
not so numerous in the west as in New
England. If they were, and the bottle
method became popular, the rivers trib-
utary to the Mississippi would soon be-
come unnavigable.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-06-07

CHICAGO, June Q.
WnEAr-Cash, sss4@s4c; June, e4c;
July, @9,c. -
CoHs Cash, saSs; June. $3.50; July.
A56cG.
0Ars.cssb. ssei June, s74e; July. 2shc.
RYE--54c. '
BARLEY-30@35c
TM~oTHY-SL30.
FLAxsEED-$1.46
WAsEY--t1.0 w.
PoKK-Cash, $13.10 June. ara a..
July, 1879.
LAkp-cash, eao5 a; june, se,os@
July, :.Is9oi.so
5.5e.
SHORT RiBs-$51t@5.2.
BurrrE-Crsamsry. lo@lsc; dairy, Ia
l2c.
sAc; fats, y @s1sci young American,
"a @s%c.
Eoos-Fresh, l2@isc,
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-06-07

The papers are all grumbling over the
impertinence of some Of the census
queries. One Of the obnoxious mes is:
State whether you are white, black,
mulatto, quadroon, octoroon, Chinese,
japanese or Indian" There is to be no
t~rifling about it. The white man who
tries to pass himself for a Chinese or
Indian will be in danger of 500 fine.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-06-07
SouTH OMAHA Inp

oouTH OMAHA, june ..
CATTLE - Prime 1900 to 1900 pound
beeves, $4.UO94.55; fair to good cows, $50
@3.50; good to choice cows, 10000. 80:
feeders, S.OO@s.75 bulls, &.O0@3.O0
Hoes $3.gU@4.l0
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-06-07

While, owing to the mild winter, ice
is scarce and high throughout the coun-
try, there are countless tons OF first
class ice afoat in the Atlantic. 1t is
travelling around in the shape of stupen-
dous icebergs, the terror OF seamen and
the peril of every ocean passenger. A
vessel which had come in contact with
one Of these crystal monsters arrived at
New York the other day with her bow
battered in and her hull half filled with
water, having reached that port only
after a voyage in which every life on
board vas in constant danger, These
v~agabonds of the sea might serve a
better and a nobler purpose, if they
only knew it, than rendering the path
OF vessels one of constant peril. IL
would be money in their pockets to
paddle into port and assist in supplying
the country, which will soon be swelter-
ing under hot weather, with summer
ice cream, mint juleps, cobblers and
lemonade.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-06-07

Roiert Buchana has entered upon a
movement for the elm. nation of ID mid.
dleman'' or speculator from the foreign
play market. French I'd English iramuS
iists have promised to 80 opera . with hsnl
and tiie present fashion Of importing for
eign II, - IL likely TO fall into ~disrcpute.
The public will continue g DO the suforev,,
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-06-07

WnEAT--No. hard, May, svc; June.
v:c; on track, CavO1sc; No. I northern
May. sgNc; June, Wc; ON track 9vts;
No. 2 Northern, May, SO; June. Sscj On
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-06-07
KANSAS CIR


CATTLE-steeis, s3.c0@4. 20; cows t2.oo
43:S5; stockers and feeders, se.26g3.s 50.
HoGs-An grades, %. 7Og3.s2l<.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-06-07

Upon the occasion of the approach,
ing marriage of the Archduchess
Valeria, says a Vienna correspondent,
the bride is to receive from the city of
Vienna an album with water color
drawings of Vienna and its environs,
and so, 600 forms are to be offered to
her, with which she is to endow some
charitable institution of her own choos-
ing, All the orphans of Vienna and the
poor in the ~almshouses will have good
dinners and clothes distributed among
them. Buda-Pcsth will present the
bride with a fine picture of the place
where she was born, and give 20. 600
forms toward the endowment of some
charitable institution. Both cities will
prepare illuminated addresses to the
emperor and empress on the occasion.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-06-07
MEMORIAL OBSERVANCE.

Memorial day was generally observed
in the state. There is probably 10 state
in the union with a larger per cen OF
soldier population than South Dakota,
and the veterans do not forget their
dead. Hence the day in South Dakota
has a meaning.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-06-07
HURON VS.. II

The fight for the capital of South Da-
kota has M rrowed down TO Huron and
Pierre. Both of these cities are bustling
and spending money. The public seems
to have caught on to the idea hat it is
a financial campaign, and acts accord
ingly. 1t appears as if Huron was sup
ported by the stronger papers Of the
state, and thus far has the advantage in
the campaign. Pierre is hustling--in
fact, both cities are hustling for all
there is in it.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24
r.sck and Stable eo.aip.

s ma talk is being made at orisra abD1t
building race track, with building, ssit
able, % adI to The altrscion Of the anDasl
FAIRS. foe 81 Gat.on for bali mile
trscx u aysilable. sn3 number exptcs'
th7mseiycs willing 10 invest ii 8 eongany
can be formed large enough TO furnish tie
laais needed.
In eing the qu; sllon as to shat a
kite track is, Bro. Thompson Of the iiofse
Breeders MootAly sa5s 'rhe si.e-shaped
tack. as Ills nov sIroat universally snown,
CT ~ki'e ttsck, sllhoega by some Ii is
spoken Of - The balloon tack. and ~
Clarks Hbrse Review a. the ''Reyiew
track, that paper claiming TO having ,r,si-
nated The iiea OF such track is so G iled
from the resemblance ef lis saape 10 the
oatl,aes OF a kite. Ii consists Of tso
straight at7t tches Of one third OF A nile
each AID one tara Of ta.rl Of nile
ahhengh ps rhaps lhc lengsh Of The or, tcaes
aud turn may vary to conform 10 the gronal
Oh hi.A it Is built. Ihe iaGeas aal is
plgced at the pint ctrseT oadins to
the pcn! where The "5aii" Of tAe kite
is Placed. Here the horses 60 aray
oa enc side of the ia 'ses stand
nd come back - the same poit on Ia
her side We kno~ Of no reason VIZ
shopll be ts,ter thaa the regulsiiln oval
track, ping in the TACT that W. oaly
oue turn instead of two. That thcse ia a
dill rencs of three or four seconds, how'
ever. We 30 no. believe, aEl we predic, thsi
this claim will not be sustained shen they
become better known.
Tie JounSAL would fe, Obliged to t'
Cecper's Mills spon1ent, Nv 5 s.
if he Il seud his full name to the Office
1: is forgotten, aud his lls. letter has beer
mislald.
Il. c. Rowe Of Bethel has sold bis f.ui
moltAs Ola c,li, by tho French Coaol
ui0rse, Gemare, to J. c. Ssiiion, Of Somer
vile, Mass, for $3.50.
Oa visit TO TIE stable Of cur well knovi
colt breaker and horse traiaeF, Mr.. A. i
Perkins, of South Nouiaeewock. We wefI
shawa s0ms as fac bio .dei aud pruinisif
animals a. can be founi. He has rum
ber OF col r, belonging 10 not d Man.
torsemen, in his stable and pastures ths
be is handling. Bus our attention was t3keI
up principally By lis yeaTliag stallion
Z ectrie, By broadway. This coll slsnd
Fifteen and ne-foufth hands high aud trct
ted quarter in forty-eigbt seeun lie !
a beauty. His thrse-yesr Ga j1st pur
chased, by Flying Yankee. vii mske
beautiful as well IS fast t,otter.-Eorr
| Fairfield I9Bga1i
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

For years Watsryiile has exalted ia her
beautiful shade trees and with good reason.
fhey a5t immensely to the beatty of the
city, and the impression which is made
apen TIE mind Of the visitor who comes
here when our long avenues have the CRATE
fai shade Of the hundreds of stately elms,
everywhere 10 be seen, is one thaE eAnno'
soon be efaeed.
But It should be remembered BY the
people On whose premises stand these besu-
tfnl trees, tha. they may be dangerous as
vel as beautiful, and that disease and death
may lurk in the shadows which they east.
To have health and strength. the human
! race mus; have sunshine. and wnel tbs
foliage bearing trees are set about house
in suca number, or in such proximity, as to
shut out the Sunshine, dampnsss aeeamu-
lates aad mala .is "a the Inevitable result.
We believe it IS not an exaggerated slate
meut 10 say that a number vi peopls that
ould be astounding II the truth were
known, have gone to their graves prena-
turely by reason of the aupsH- abundance OF
shals upon our streets. This idea mag be
| criticised, and there may be those who "ill
say that it ought not 10 be expressed 10
| this way, bus We believe an evil exists which
can be and shoulj be corrected. We ven
| ,ure to say that if the aye we're laid at the
roots of at least one-third the shade trees
| in this city, and those remaining were close
| ly trimmed Up, the beauty Of the streets
aud grounds would not be in the least
De grs G impaired, anf the sanitary condition
of the city would be much enhanced. We
DO not wish to be understood IS sayiag that
| Waterville is not row as healthy as the
average city, for the vital statistics indicate
| that it is, but this does not effect tie sound
ness of the IDEAS that we have advanced.
| We have no idea that ouy considerable
number of the shade tregs here will be
sacrificed IN the immediats future, but we
do hope that the example which has been
set by Rev. Mr. Hallock in bis treatment
of those standing on the parsonage iot on
| Park street, may BE- extensively followed
| by others Cut of the lover branches. and
| thin ont the others, aad il will not he long
before you will wonder Why you never did
it before. We do not know The particular
season OF the year wheti this may be done
to the best advantage or wish the bes'
results, but this can easily be aseeEtsined
| by those interest sted to ascertain.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

Hss.iS p ue 2. ts'i- e.
F4pOi.--as-s9g 9g;-, % iza ..ss., oSpHts. 80
bas talss, Is sJt Heaess l9is,0Hs i1ai. "a
iaG GitF 1851 eEf's, 81 = - 50, p#aai. e iGs
fs ". v-ir'es aaeat ies s5sss 43 79A44..5, Mfe
avao;a szira, g. laass ~; so4thgsa a9as eD-i
p 1sar asiet-
gHgAr- Ass-sisss - 500 espssr-s a.ft5 sala'
IS 9H; b;sieT: o. 2aru3s--; 20 ri iaYis
Iia. % -Td a5la.fss5 -Fff J. .tss ~ Aefistsl
o. 70, No saa's, ,lsfail, So agsa, ,9Jt4
ess frla; s.aie. 7ss55. eest.rn. ies58
EsttHt- rsa1, ~iil se sairs .feG, No
Nj ~auaet, 77sfs '}sst5se 80, 4 sss4se. ~
do. -
f'aasS--R.eelgt', 1890. enc "a iegso. 4s'e-
Il, o. aiptaT, eI-aspss t8iasa, - :, - 500
SOS aRs elevator. tes RI aH9R..
fsaTs--KeaeiYi-, rs .=ss, esa4rsh sa'cs
ta, 0cp hsyasF FAIRLY actiys, Ss 5, d. whise
Se.as Ne. u ii ts-i d sstc ssA9a. 40. !,
aasi, d -lize sis}fA u'F5Sea Sfs'fsa, & - 5ai
da waste, - 80 waste, - . -. No Eti age
43sats-
t59SsEz-fzir; Isio, ssiF. n.
suu&s-haw Ar9is frgnsp hTiH' aza&E6--
talF; crushed ssaaa. sxfEa ssssses tfss5 aaits
extra c-ssaes, -5asy. sHf sei u gssrss.Al ssi o.
tlss-stsas5. 7sss95.
PssgH-sf~isf
BEEg--sss-ly
l.ssfs-ssals Tesserr saeasa- - 35k 81 ssts sss,
ias e. ~. risF s5gazn, - l seaes el4, e9nsiasn.
q sagsss VI e. -.
BrrTsE ssafe daiFy, "a 5 zA, % erss merry.
! efl Essissn eslr 9 a vi 20 erea@eTy, i
a; Do factory. ssi3.
sSrrSs izlsEi ~esssra s&lsy 7tsii. *
srsss. y, .7s-s
stass.
s.s.sass - i.seerens se=k.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24
Fous Days Ia Trance Af eg Taking
G4s.

NoKrH ADAMS, Mass, Oct 23.-Siss
Msgais O'Brien has been IN a trance-iiks
stasr siace last Fsidsy cvonsrg- STE took
yegetabla gas at the eili.e ot a deausl, re-
coys red fully from she stupoF. aad walked
out sithous sssisttnee. On enterIrg the
hoase Of iriead she complained OF dfex-
siaass, a1G lyieg dowa fsll il TO deep
frum which no etfort could Arouse her.
Doctors we're cailad. bus their Assisisrce
wss Of no avail on Sa,aidsy esenng
or. Millard vas called in consultation
IL pronounced the gil conscious Of things
going on arouad her, ami said she Was IN a
state of hysteria caused BY the nervous
shock of taking the gas and helped on ~
The excited conversation at her friends who
crowded the roeu. She remained IN thif
can l.,ion, occasionally toss.ug as II IN pam
uasil To-day. whtn Tor the Arat ,ime she
took nonrlshment ard talked, though inco-
hersntly. Il is thougAt she viii recover.
Her state is not due - ihs negligence Of
The dentist. as several n newspapers say, bat
hsr highly sensitive organization. She took
three gallons Of the vegetable gas, While
the usual dose is hve ga!lobs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

SEw YoHK. 0ct % -Dispaieses IT.
ce.ved trom Asxep slate shst the Pss'-
nlssser-G ensIsl ef that cauoiry Is een'id
rring plaa f0r Teaaesrg tne rates OF ie.-
ter postage from six % three eeats par
ali caaee. The MsIieSn Coasus (Juan
+. Sayur9) IA this city ssys tsss tae post
sgs rates will undoubtedly be reduced snf
be Ter facilities for hsBdiing tie mails Be
provided.
AT presen /" he said, the mails from
mexico for Europe and the United si,ses
leave en- ame. ba. the msils from thi.
c ,uu p ana Csnt,ia, Of fIenl Eerafe, aaa
vs. the Uui.et stsses, sse eelaye3 sreIn one
70 six days owing 10 she lnadsqaAts fsei8-
ties OF the Unissd States postottiee on tbs
Mexican border. TIE force Of clerks IN
these b1reer posteiiiees is Sufficiently large
20 attend 10 sll local matter. but net 10
handls the Mexican mail, which a; II Pase
il eqral to that received ST Fhilsds his
In taet,T c5aiiaGed Mr.. Navarro, mapy
banking houses IN tbs city d0iag busines.
with Mexico sead sil their important mSil
mattsr BY express to IN sure Dispatch
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24
aus zEMn IupIcsAL couRT.
Esnn.5sc csuoyy October Term,
lsso-Hpu- L a Ensrr. justice
F'rssi6isg~

w. s. CaaAxgs Clerk
T. r. SrgvEss. sserf5.
Rrxa s,srfn, Rsparssr.
TarRspsr, oes. e.
Jcin II Faslar, rs. LoekToed Co., aad
gsan Il, Pollard rs. Joseph b. Cole. ".
c. rhsisraek for FtAiad5; Webb, ishnsea
Z wseh sos sisssulsn;s.
In ihsse rAsss the arsaHisats ef csaass I
~rrs made, tbs ja4se charged: the iass aess
they fsak Inc ess- aeoas etsssn o'slsekt
ysrSseG for Sefsn 2a0l IN eaca esse.
.lahn A Brssn ~ his nexf frssisl w.
ti5li gsssrsA aaA water Co.'S parry
wsts, Jsh1saa 4 wsaa fr ritasia /;
issseg, BsSer ceArish fas asf~ea~'s
tn lis &c ipA he plasHtss sas ! for S.e'-
GO +, r persona Isjny tie cla.ns si,et 81
hs Sih Gag OF Jate 1888, tAa eeisfdeeis
~srs snEsxs8 ia the msausaeEage u
fspsr ID G4rais,es, agd tie Hsssa'id =
mlngr, s&s ia their eapl y IN saat
Ia iaess. tast tie yislpfif sSt shs
Sssss aAsnt Al soEk wiiheai sny proper can.
iion, var iag o. in,srre ion. aroaed-a car
AN sniehins known as = prsss r9llst,
. nsch the plsihsif claims Vas tll-coastfnSt.
"a, defective. UngaS,dsd, uuc0ysfeas ~
baxsG and dangerous, and that
tas door about the mzehife VS.,
slirpery aaa dangerous and taSi
iAat by reason Of this alleged unsafs can
6iiion OF I'll ngs the plsiasid was sudienlY
and Vi leat y eaugh. ia said press roller
sad his body sas seriously wFsucaei and
injured and his tight hand was crushed sad
maneled ia such manner as 10 rsndsi
necessary the smpu;stioa Of nearly the
hole cf the hand
BY directien Of the enaft he Jury uHie'
the charge of lh- Sheriff, van 70 Gastirei
saa yissed the place aai machine whsis
re Jars occurred The dieet examins
tsa Of the piairuf was haished at tia'
jqurt ment Aej2urngd TO O'Clock ID :
nJrgias.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24
BY TELEGRAPH.
T. 6tady Naval ascAisecsass r Foe
sfga Lan6a

N asEi sRqsTtyx, tpSss =. - esesetsr r f&fs
1 ssss ss4sx Z Irss u ta i zar7 - lie 3issr-
On 81 ssesezsies re earYs ef sasszl COZ
ssrae.sss IF s-8srsts : q se saasz n s 2 frSsd
for svssse Of sssss a. tnssrS-E g p naval
A-cAsszesafs pssptgasoFy ~ aPIsi ssa4s - -
A ssissas.e y 4s ~ ssH ssrAc srs 4 q y t'is
GA vii 6e erslHsl zesee1 AZ aEs "a =
mxtin&srsn AT sfsa-r - rsesf se4 ~
der % ssss az sss gs- iSs,sgTs. Sex xsr =. 1
Ell - ssse& xne sxses s&st K. bea
soH h3 IN At eaa fte ka~s d d'AiI'isea-
no Assrsesinss. = FAR :, 81 Narsl t@ssss
T. r isaAs sns tse9Fss II asx sae : u
70 - tae Ufissr.ss e. 6esg9x ih-
co s-ss sf s,a,ss a. he5b tAese sasisa,ieas IL
u ee essz. sr sts saass sn3P1alla.1s -
al - sss7sA .
Tks arssrnms / has fasr eaag atser >
absoai Z. D., s+4k-- assgat~ut Asssl Aae-
81, es5s- J. "a % Istlskset ) j tsssfge W
5 r.es q lAe Essie AFs,te 1i}a sisssii a
aasf AssI. ar C'oss; ssE4ss .iqAa fswress =
aa4 II 81, n VA Z rfs u hs Regal Nssss
CsI e. eirsenwieis laesa tf1aasss srs Ais
10 be f,3srsd loHse 4 an easig day ssa az
SIN i t. seiise e daEy ii ne eass'-ee' ies
csnpt.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

RALEreu, N. G., oct. 20 The State
Board Of Agriculture has made up its Sep
tember crop report, BASED upon reports
from 10, 900 correspondents. IL gives the
percentage of the condition Of cation, corn
sud tobacco each At o., The Commission
ers say that the crops are the best on
record and tae year has been a mcd.l one
fer all three CROPS. The coaon crop is "a
great that lsbof enough ~ p!ek Il caanlt be
secure. Il viii be the lirges; ever rsised.
The apple crop is the best IN the country.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24
FER GOSSIP.

DR.. John Macintosh. the Scotch his.o.
fian, il a SELLER OF second hand books at
Aberdeen, Scotland
Archbishop KeatieS IS the oldes, Catho-
lie prelage In the United states. He IS 5.
ard was copsearated IN !sil
AicGbsshop Corrisaa was born In New
ARK. y = where his father was proprietor
o. popalar hotel on Market street,
Edwia Boota's manner :cward those
who treJl him. wish undue familiarity
SAID ,o be chilling, II nos petr'fyiag.
Bsa Batter once supported n'msesf by
making chairs for tujrty eeGgs q Gay. He
Anna; income uow il said to De 800, o0y
Wiaam Lowery. Nho ai4t a. Williaus
burg reeeatl- was tho engineer of Com
moe9rs Vanderbilt hrst steam terryoose
IS was 81.
President Herrera Oses, o; Crugns1.
has no pa,aee. aud ayss niote-tly Ia rooms
ever a mi!l!Her's sh3p on one oi tns prine'
! pa, street. o.; Nontsvideo
Simeon T. Ral4wia who has ;ast oeea
elected president OF the American Bar as-
soc.aa3c ht. heen prafsss1e OF cons.itu
uousi "a \ ia Yale sia4e lSf!.
seratat Hearst aal ", l.. Scott are sail
u htve won enHag1 money with their re-
| spccliys stables 10 pos their campaign ex
peu-es lot the next hee years,
nsra.bal llamla is az invc'erats ciuh
maa alA cani piayec, and enters into a
\ gam a. wits; or suction pitch with as
much erit as though be was r sophomors
il ooi.--e
Congr.ssman Kcauedy. Of Ohio entered
| the wag "a priYatc sud rose by Successive
steps ta bueadier general ~ the close OF
| the war be studied law and has since prsc
ticed az the bar
At one time Gen. Custer tanned a tiny
/ deld mouse, AID kept It IN large empty
| inkstand or his desk 1t grew very fond
1 Of him. nnd ran over his BEAD and shoulders
\ and even through his hair
Actor Crane is said to have made $io.0&
| IN lsSq out Of 'fhe Senator His entire
| fortune is rcckoned at $4,000 a dozen
| years q 90 ho was PLAYING leading comedy
| parts or q salary ut $50 week
Tie prcsldeu; Of the Kentucky constitu-
t;ansl convention, Mr Cassius Magceilus
Clay Jr.. Is grandson Of Henry Clay, a
| we'll 70 do iarmer Of Bourbon county, and
eraduate Of Yale in the class Of 1866.
Lieut. Browncii. ho avenged the death
of his commander, Cot f. + Ellsworth.
Of tho New York fire zoTayes. at Alex
andria, Va, pcar the opening OF the war,
rs new ia tie pension department At Wash.
lucton.
James Hedrath, who began lite in the
| URiied States by engaging with the free
state men vino went our 70 redeem kansas
ig1m borfier raiAaHism is employed in hi'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

Mayor Spear sho has been in Phillips
for the psss week sssissisg 10 the settlement
lasd damages on he line Of the Phillips
4 Rssgeisy railroad returned ysstsrdsy
dsnrnsa .srs bald On thirteen contested
cases. Mr.. sEsar looks for Gehsite a.
tisn ia The proposed Kenna bee & Franklin
H. X. vithIs III ut tine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

The Asist.TEona, combination xaieh
spgeasea 10 tie Opera Hoass lsss evening
nassr lhe sast ises Of Maine Cammsuiesy
K. r., Of this city, gave . most charming
eJssert. The house sas snaIl bat it gave
ste sftisss a warm fscsp<t0n,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

The coming fail AMI winter twenty FIVE
vopng active Christian men are wanted 10
serve on the different committees Of the
Y. VI. c. A. in this city. II ought to be
regarded as an honor and a privilege to
serve in this lire of work The Association
is worthy OF ali the encouragement that car
thus be given it. Those who are net already
identified with it should at once hara in theii
names to the General Secretary. Mr.. l.. y
Tower. and thus be of help 10 otaers.- Mr..
Frank B. Philbriek is President of tas
Assoeiaiio1.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24
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xsry able sra interesting serniaa was
xivsr 81 are Rsv Mf. Waissas OF AMgssss
Il tbs UAsyxrsassss ekrTeh sse an
Srnsiay, Oct. II Messss lsbn EsSs
All Fraak AxaHs u oSklaat hsse
heen yssstiar Mr. Z. u Ne.ssn
ara family 81 "Eastso1k esostseey fes
tR,.. pssf wsek. II rnNR R&ay vih 81, N~is
ssa sAey. $ cared tafse faxes Taasss
foreroan, csptarsas aFe eesare sasFsx {
aud silaE dr1iss tns T. slag fees sosges-
panscst calsei upoa sir fseI 1 bscres
reesfay, "a his rew slses ss easssess,
whieh Is re2s. e3Eaaa-sie1s sad ecuS stsrft
YfF lsrse hsls sFss fae store viii b. eeea-
psea ~ shs a. %. I ~ Mi Beo~a has .
ulsssSss plaee fos the ssesisa Of his
larss sasseess % eiieh i atasa Is dn ~
os aaf. saen ef The Beard ,! Ssisesnep e
the sa4a. He l. afss representa- ~ eiss'
ID she Hoasz o. fssPge ntasivss tr e
se&ns 81 yisnaA. Mt NsrsNR sn3 Il \ :
arla Taers Wa 20 pr,aching A. The
eaSpei Il llesdasI Casnsr lsss SStbsh
bot tsss gsrx = aad soeisi ssreies sa' welt
a.iensses 1t 10 80 A, II glv. Nt WAfi-
| ssan p,sAshsa 10 y seixsl haass Al the efiss
ehnreh ia tsa astsraaan. missy ~ aet
ksitlt 4a+FE' VI tafF eHaHs afA-e- :
( s nith tsdm NapFs ius viii ozcapy the
de.k Al ;As- ehspei naxy Saeeata. H0s Sslh
Mr.. Aibefs MhA isr's IsfaiIy vii
| leave tewn fos resid nee N Bes-
..a tsFs pinssr.-- The hsst lee of thc
seassR was sesn here yesterday erlsrs
xhan the greuad wss freq qaits hAsd -
( fisi.b bros. are hA4iag asN sindoss Pas
! Ia thsir house aad feptintiag tae GU slde -
| Mr. j Aiken hss sGw shiHg.sd lis house
/ ras tuciion sale at Albert NAstiies's %
/ Wednesday Na--Nei! ats nd.d and sll things
offered were s5li.
Amos.
| q. ". Huss.y's largest bog building ~As
! urued lssg sli about n G. loeh. !. esa-
iaiaed hi, hullsr AID irediag apparatus
( he lost iamewhere from IS to 100 hogs
and abont 100 heps. IGsurance $500. Ahps'
yssr ago Mr. IT, los. his large stable fna
OF hSy, gsaia, etc, ard nine hoyses,
wsgors, eie, Cause Of DE ouknown, sup
! ;oscd 10 be ineeaaiary Is be hsd not had 8
afe 10 tAe fatnsee fvr SIX weeks.
/ NORTH VAssALnaRo.
The Aneielt Order Of Uaitsd Wprkmen
Of Ksnaebee i.o5gs No. 22, Y in ladies'
= supper ia their hsil last eseaias With d
large a'tafian c ami very epioyablt
lume.-R, c. Rasscs Esq, j imrroyiHt
ana vii soon Re eu, Il D9Eetay IS mov
iag iutg Rev, y, A. Ninsl's house.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

YsatFday Afgeraeoa tbs jury Of the
sa9hfifr Court nov "a session In Augusta
e ,rne - tias eity under eaesr; Of Sheriff
sIa idOS for the purpose Of examining the
place where John Bfowa was 50 severely
ni lfsi st ths Hcllipgsworth & Whitney
p1Psr mill. Brown has sued the compahy
for ismsge, sustained By the loss of a pof-
ti,a Of bis haoA ia ths mill machinery ard
the cafe vas on friai yesleriay.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

Yesterday Joseph Stevens, in the EN-
pley Of Psosto. ( Flood, was engaged in
losdiag cart with sand at the bank over
in " iasiox when there WAS a cave-il of
forty or fihy cart loads When it cane
down i threw him n;o the cart snd par
ial'y tusied him, bat fortunately he es-
capped without seliops injuries and kept on
about his work