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Blue-grass blade., 1891-02-21
| don't want my rooms ON hi
fiat either, if we all get to heaven

The robbeTy t. devastation Of Africa
justly excite thn Indignation Of the civ
ilized world. Eut tais traffic. so horri-
BILE in its nature AMI re3ul,s, il but u
mere peccali!o Of crime al ruin as
compared to Tat wrought by the rum
power. Dr.. Norman Kerr by long and
careful investigation estimates that at
least 10000 persons die annually from
drunkenness in England. ana that as
many as $4,000 lie yearly from the same
cause in this country. Qaite similar re-
suits are produced by this rum traffic in
all Other countries in Chrstanlom. The
facts gather3l by DR.. Kerr warrant the
statement that there are ut least 1000.
600 of tippler5 il this country. : 900, 20
in England, 5000 900 or more in France.
a like number in Germany and vast
host in the remaining Territory Of the
world.
II Is probably safe TO say that one
tenth of this immense nUaber viii be
gathered in the vast army Of drmnkards
marching on to the druI kard's doom.
Deduct from this estimate al an intelli-
gent conservatism can well claim and
you still have an army Of drink cursed
millions compared with which Xerxos
hosts and those Of the Cloths and Van
dals that overwhelmed Rome are as a
mere handful. Reliable statistics show
that the direct and indirect cost of the
rum traffic cannot be less than 5000
100000 annually, an amount which. if
devoted to moral AMI religious purposes,
would build mp the waste places of
Christendom, send n missionary to every
city, town and hamlet of pagandom.
and build university in every great
center of tho world. -
Blue-grass blade., 1891-02-21

"And Having Done All, TO Siand"-Tls
Prohibition Party Stands for. the Peo-
pie Against OIL Farty CriueSo Wish
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r c.,taur Company n Murray Street. New York eiss
an&
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SHE DID NOT KNOW SHE WAS FREE.
A Negress Kept in Ignorance Of Enamel.
patton for Twenty Years.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov. 1.-THE Kan.
sss City Court Of Appeals has decided the
case Of Eda Hicksn, sgs. James Hicksm,
administrator Of the estate of joseph HEX
am, appealed from Cooper county. IL was
reversed ard remsnded.
l, was the case of former slave who WAS
kept 10 ignora ca of the fact that che wss
free for ,weutS -four ears after the emsn-
cipstion proclamation Eds Hscksn, prior
to the wsr, WAS 'he proper y of Joseph
Hicksm. new dead. He lived in Monitesu
county. At the time of The abolition of
slavery in Missouri the plain'iff was %
years old. She had no education, and had
been 10 the Hieksm family from childhood,
and had very little acquaintance outside
Of the family she says TIA. durir &
tn, war and until the death Of her
"old MASTER she was not allowed
TO leave The premises except i'll
the company Of 8 member Of the family !;
that she was not allowed to visi, any Of the
me mbeIs Of her Own race and no colored
person, not even her stepf.ther vas per-
mited to see her alone; that she was never
permitted to 60 TO church or public gather.
ipgs OF any kind and lived in absolute igno
rance Of the fact thss the negroes had been
set free or thst she vas q free woman until
after The death of her master. Daring the
whole time, from the abolition Of slavery
until the de-ih Of her master. "a years and
Ave days, che lived and served ~ his slave,
in ignorance Of Der r.g1ts and without re-
munerarion, except ~nat she received as
= slsve--food AID clothes
10 December, 1889. the plaintiff pre-
scented to the Pfooste Ccut OF Cooper
county for allowance sgsiDs; the estate of
joss ph Hicksm 4 bill Of sl440, being S5 .
monih for her term Of s,rsice. The case
was tried before jury. and the plaintiff
received an award Of S785
The defsrdsn, ssppea,td 20 the Circuit
Court sod verdict sss rendered for tie
defendant. Tue plaiasif sppeslsd. aad this
morning the Curt of tfp=sl4 bspded down
An opinion reversing he Gaze and reman'-
ing 1t for trlal.
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MAINE PEOPLE.

Mr.. Brown Thu.ston the vets ran Portland
pri, ter and publisher, hesd CT Inc D.
lhurstoa Company, completed nfty yesfs
OF active business in that city on Monosy
C. ,psrstu,atiors we're received from al
gu ,rtefs-
David Carr, aged So, Of South Dover,
has raised by his own labor on he own Iaim
the rse.ent year Eve tons OF nay. nI'Y
bushels of potatoes. thirty bushels OF corn,
sx hundred pumlkins, besides smaller
fruits and vegetables
Ca SATURDAY. last Hon. W. W. Thomas,
ST.. of Portland, &C. lebrated his eighty leigh d
birthday anniversarY. Mr.. Thomas was
born in 1903, has always been public spir-
tied and many los ituii5us and pertons have
reason to rene onrr his generosity
S,muei I pickard aud Chsr'rs W PicK-
arc, pubii,h -,s us the pottlsnd Transcript,
have purchased fs,m Mrs. Sarah Eiwell,
widow o. Ei.ald II E,w II. the interest
reid py b 10 that paper. The Messr''
Pic ard 90 thu. THE 6rm under the name
Of the Tran pit c, mpanY.
Mr.. ii Kelley returned to his home
| in Belfast Wedns sdsy, sfser residence o'
M re tbsn yesr in this Giy, dun p +
on Of which Tine he wss employed o. the
Industrial journal staff. He has made
many friends here who viii ~ish MIN 'ne
best of success in whichever he e1gag,s II
h. future Bangor Wig.
Among the members elected to 81 State
H,usa of Representatives in The recent
elecnon in Ma...chu.e,is, is E +. LSford
E.q of Springfield. ar. Ly ford is a native
| of Wstervile snd son OF The late ftof
Lytord Of Colby. Mr.. Lyford removed 20
| Spring Geld several years sg,. and estAo
| iishe d himself as a Layer. Hi, advance
| in ,he esteem and COT fl il nee Of lhr people
Of Spripgfi:l | has besn rapid AID sure, al
is shown by The honor they have conferred
upon him. Mr.. Lyford is and has Away
been an mpromising Republican
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small csse,s. ssares sts, ,bs 81 rassoel lad
Put ~ .ik Ais osa ssa.s. Tss brock
throughout the fam il srsnred BY tue-
ssassiA s,ers ssidxss bulk by Mr.. bsfscieh.
Who hss hsfd 81 be place ssree 1919,
except tu,i,s he tire wksc obliged to De
ahses, %. o6aesAl 5esieess.
Tia did hsass Ia vhi:h Gsvefeer Bar
leigh lived when boy is not rss sssndins.
Il sas barsed down II 1ssi Mr.. Burlsish
aid that upon he bro sfiog ous Of thu var
be had no:s:ee tse '.oi3 lag over his hose.
He vas cais-d away on ousiness and vhen
be returned learned that he hosse had
tssen IRE from the halyafds attached 70 the
ssah, which vas near chimney, and The
burning colo,s falling upon the roof had
destroyed the bsildinx. Governor Bs.-
Leigh. . Young psn, hsd saved his fathers
pApess hon destruction y throwing them
from window.
Hoo Parker P. Barlsieh vas born a
Palermo, Me-, n 1919 He 10 one rf the
psonesss sf Afoostook. hsvtsg come here
10 1880. He has been member Of the
Senate - d House 81 Representative, and
- chsirmsn ~ the commission on the Set
tisnent Of the public lands hiss been insIu
.renss. in greatly developing this county,
and through his efasts many settlements
have sprung up in the fcfssss Of Aroossook.
By profession he IL land surveyor, and ID
ye: al active and energetic man. For
thirty yeass be has used neither tea not
eo9ee ard levef has used tobacco in any
form. He takes pride in improving his
splendid farm, beiag dssircus Of having
his work upon it Truly, in his case,
bis works shall live after him.
E.E.H.
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New York Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK. Nov. II
FLouR--Receipts, 33if7 psgs; sxports. 1908
bbis: 4lIo sacks. steady, iair business
sales, 2siso bush; low extras e5a. rs CITY
mile 3nae: co; City mill ps.eMs. y s5st5e s
win er wheat, low grades, O. 65ae423 fair tt
fancy, u soas5 0:psfenis. d 8oat5s3; innesott
clear, e4.s5at4 % straiehts. a 0it5.i6: 10. ps
tents, ~ soit650, rye mixture. u a5asa s., sap
etpns, o. x5a2 30 fine 3 25lf3 s5.
WHAT h~os'pt 33yT hush; -spnrts 52lq7
'sies. s7kot; stronger fairly active, for ex-
pori; No , res. ic6,. store and eleva
81, ic7aioss, sfOat, .J7I t.69 ZOO. No. red 10ts
1914; No. nortner' IT, arrive, 'oo!a!lis No !
.A,u 10 arrive. il2sail2i
Rye quiet. western. i0jai06..
BAaLbf- quiet, steady.
Corr ae,. 1000, .>porf. 71l3l, sales
2iso00, gular. enker. fair business; No.
75ia7o, elevator. 75iau aIioat; no 2 white. -.
0AIs-k.- eipts. 904t0, .A.s. 5gi, snee
1900, wesker. moderately active, No. IS
d, white, 39i 10. Z. Jssa2J,, ." sBite, 4,afoI
37a4oI;do wnfts i0a44 white state. aoas.; no
caIjsgo. 3oIa 3sa
Corrst -sso. quiet, firm, MOI l3i
SUeAR-ksw, ftm. quiet. refined firm, fair
demand, - No: Q. iI.l6; No ?, 3 IS;
No s, se.1s No. 9.3 Ia: No. 10. 7.ls
No. II, 1885,, No. IL. ID of a "a 4
mould, 4is; standard. s-i6. confee
powdered, 43s, grGnulstet.f 3i6a4 5 IS. cubes 81
PETE oLrrs- firmer, quiet, uDiieo. 6ll
Polk quiet, steady
BksY- quiet.
LARD quiet, easy; easiorA steam, o. IS; city
ass. '
BUTTER- moderate de mand. firm. .
CasssK firm, light oferirgs; state, saios
fancy, 1oiaiol.
rrs,snss Liverpool. market. firm. active.
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TACOMA'S BIG BID.
She Wants the Republican National Con-
yeption and is Willing to Pay for II. 3

WAsHlsGroE, Nov. 10 From r. ports
areaoy 1t ceived 10 WAshiug ton, the di
cstiors are that an udusual lsfge number
of eelegatss will come here on Nov. 20 to
lay b fore the Republican Nstioosi Com
miuee the claims Of thsi' resi- ective cities
to the honor IF the Republican convention
Of 1892 Chic 60, 0mihs, Cincinnati
Mimi. spolis and San Ftsncisco have al
read formally Uttered the field, ard ii Is un-
dersinod that during the coming week an
Other candidate will sppear. This is the
rising ard smbiiiou. city of Tacoma, on
Puget souai. An agent OF Tacoma i. now
10 she Est arranging he prsliminaries of
,hs campsigp. The Inducements which
ihis busting town will offer, 10 addition to
the usual b ,asts Of fac hotels, BEAUTIFUL
climate. unpr. in Iced political opinions,
etc. include free railroad transportation
for all delegates, al erDstes. newspaper
repress natives and p ,litic ans. San Fran
cisco is pr, pared TO Offer free ri les TO the
delegates, but Tsctma proposes 10 place
all tue visitors on the same footing In this
regard. The plan contemplsea bringing
delegates from the fou. corners Of the
country by trains ths, will meet at some
central point, ike Omaha, whence they
will move in one grand procession 10 the
CITY nr puues snnnh
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SEALING CASE
still Being Argued Before the United
States Supreme Court

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-The legal con-
test beguu by The consul for Great Britain
to have declsred illegal the tezares Of
sealing vessels in Behii g sea vas con
til ued in the United States supreme CoLr
schot ner sylvia Fl andy. seized in 1887 for
seal poat hir g, was argued. The case is
8 milsr in nearly ali phsses 10 the cele-
bra ed Sayvard case, K ;ept thst tie vessel
is 40 American ssd not Il Canadian sea,er
The ovnsrs of Ii Silvia Handy assert
that a, the Unite States has no Jurisdiction
over Behrirg Sea, the seq ire was Illegal
The briefs in the case and arguments fol
loved the line of Argument of the Saywsrd
case ard were substantially the same, the
government. in fact merely giving q new
title TO it, brief. VIM G. Junoson of II il
city opened the case for the owner Of Il e
vessel and Solicitor General Taft spoke
for The government, Calderon Carlisle,
couosel in the Ssl ward case, closing The
argument. The case comes here on an
appeal from the Californis courts. 1t lie
not on petition for writ Of prohibition,
as in the Sayws,d case, bu the legal aspect
is tre came.
Ia course of bis Argument the solicitor
cereal II ferrsd 10 tie fact that Mr.. Chos'e
Yesterday made point not Is
the brief Of the Ssyward counsel. The
point was that eyea it true that a declara-
iioo OF the executive on the mat er OF
boundaries could clone bird the court,
there bad been no yo.itive declaration by
The executive unit subseql.nt to tn Say
~srd seizure, therefore the sei7nre vas
illegal because it would be retroactive
The solicitor-generAis snsser todsy to th It
point was that the declaration Of the Pfesl.
debt WAS analogous to action of the court
constructing the Law. Although she courts
construction ~oild not come until after the
violation Of the law, it would relate back to
the time Of passage Of The Law, and affect
eli intervening cases. In the eame manner
the Pfesiient's declaration on the ques ion
of territorisl sovereignty would affect tire
ay.srd, Sylvia H.ady aud all other cises
pfiJr 10 that declaration.
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They seensd 70 realize the fact
sAzs sszzss 1isz nazs be done besides
talk, snd tefoss the meeting bsoke Up,
chose the fosloxins gsrs.srasn % 20 amorg
the farmers sad see just vhxs they would
d., i. being necessary 70 hs.v- al least 800
csss ElsSges 70 warrant The bulldog xad
frog OF factory: Wsisry:Ee sni Far
fad, o G. Haissy ard J. W morrill,;
wiaslev ard Yasszissra. A. Mersov. g.
W. Files, 5. II. Rho&des; Oakland,
J shn Fish. They viii 60 ever
the ar5and thoroughly. and sns
week frsn Saturday, viii meet again u
store No 5 in Duna's Block, AID make thsi,
reports If.bey nod that s,ss have secured
pledges for the nanber Of cows neesssAry
for the start. Mr.. Bradford. Of Turner
Center, vhs proposes 20 ssart the industry
here, will as once proceed 10 erect or
secure q suitable building for the purpose
and be rexhy 10 commence Operations VERY
esriy in the yea, 1892. The csuvssssinz
committee will be prepared to anssst AL
questions which may be pfopou uded about
the various features Of the business, and
they are confident Of succsss. There Is no
man In the STATE who has made the creamery
business u1e.s succsssful thsn Mr.. Brad
ford, aad IL there is 70 be factory ssssh-
lshsd here, j. Is very forum aie for its
patrons thst they hsve 90 experienced
man al the lead Of the enfffpriAs-
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Over Sixty Families

fsve secured good house girls during
the past year by using the JOURNAL
Want Column" Il
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X naebsc Lodge. Ma. 5, +. Il A. NJ,
hell is npsull meeting for the el.c ion of
officers 10 Masonic hal. Water street, last
night A la-ge number OF mssoos were
present. The following were elected OF
ficers for Il ensuing y-sr: j. b. Hosken,
W NJ +. f Lehr, = W C. Fl. Richards
j. W IN L Nlle.. treasurer; j Jjues.
secrftsrv: A w Carter, : D X. ID
Ha.on. j b G. II. rlldel. W. ii. Man
hire. A. G. Harrington. finance committee
The N asl.ahon Of Off GERS ~ii tsse place
On Dec. mher 8. The exercises AID ssppe'
will be public to Msson., their wives and
visliing btoihets
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A New Revenue Cutter Wanted.

PoEr TOWNSEND, Wash Nov. IL
II is learned here, through Washington
sources, that the treasury department. vii
this winter call upon Congress for . new
vessel to rep;sce the revenue cutter Woi.
cot, sts,ioaed on Psg.t Sound. Tee ex
'ensive smngsi'pg operations in this section
demand The preeence Of 3 ss-org force
To- email s,iit vessels ~ ed In transport.
ing Chiaame ist5 the U i ed States from
British Co.ambis are difRculs 10 overhaul.
The prescott 'evsnue Gu ter, the Wolco,t,
is not adapt. 70 the work. There il need
ed fss; steamer, capable Of Carrying 4
large crew. ard admiiing Of boats being
dropped 70 watch susricious points.
Ii is undsr.scoi that ;he treasury depart
nens viii II CONT s nd = vessel slightly under
2o0 feet in length end Of a5ou: COO tens
srh speed Of st least Is
knofs an hour ard Carrying ~ eff :ieat BAT
terry Of raid 6se guns. Such 9 vessel
shoEId be shls "a do admirable services 10
Ihese v,fsrs. II made az able sea-soins
Graf. che viii he os further service to the
gove-nn ens in time of var As . gunboas.
Unfii the Wo CT, Is replaced by an able
medern vessel IL vii be impossible ts IS
sure proper protection Of government inter-
cts III this section. Government Off cisis
here feeogI izs that congress cannot &c; too
in tris m alter.
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Much Change comes to the management
of the Maine Central by reason Of the ac-
cesoion Of the Knox & Lincoln TO the miles
operated NJ tbi. great Maine system. Con-
ducsor Hesiy will run through to Rockland
IN the morning ard back a. night, being in
Lewiston every night. Conductor Frank
Gardiner will run from Lewiston to Farm
,ng,on ard back. Conductor Blsckden will
10 OH earlier IN the day and will ruu the
night tr.in into Lewiston, Conductor Cobb,
il ssii, taking it down at IL 80. The
runs Of both these conductors are changed
very materially. Other changes in conduc-
.ors upon other parts of the line are soon to
/ Q made.
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Mr.. Geo. Prebi. Ias been making great
improvements uo'o his place just bel'w
the horse car Stables. he has added new
ell TO the house aad constructed stable Of
good size which Is nicely flushed and
masess fine appearance. The work wsi
net commenced until quite late in the sea-
ION, bat it has been rushed right
s.aead. d is now pretty we'll along towards
completion. The lot has bsen brought up
by ,he dirt that wss removed in excavating
for the fou ldstion, and this i, noticeable
among the other improvements.
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TIE preliminary arrangements hsvs been
made, ard Jslrns ,scurs5, for the grand
c. alrsi Mu5s Musical Festival il this city
On TUESDAY. Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday. d G. mber Tn, s;h. b snd l0sh.
will b. nd acted sy Prof. J. C. Bartlett,
of Bo..su, -ho il not only particularly
successful IS director, but siso one
Of he fpesl tenor soloists in the
cuurt-r He will be assisted b.
by Mis- c. n. Alien, Soprano; Miss Msris
L. ksuls. costrsltn; MIR. Lon +. Brine,
sssisors; Martha D,ns Shepard, pianist
81 OF b sipr; Me. Fsrd A Given of Ler-
,.Ian. =, 10 vioi5ist snd orchestra leader I;
Nj r B Hal. solo cornetist. IL is ex-
pee, ,hSl he chorus will contain $50
voices Ard comprise the leading singers in
this section and TO ,rs'l number from
more d's'srs part. OF be State. Those VII !,
come in from outside will be provided With
en,.ri-innsst IS far as pesable. but they
should make spplscasion early. Any inqui-
ris. fer further information, addressed to
F rs Music Store, Wsterville, viii be
promptly answered.
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Liliiputisn as they are In size being DO
anger taan mustard seeds), they achieve
results that their Brobdiognsgan opponents
utterly fail in. We refer to the efficacy Of
the powerful PREPARATION kposn - DR..
Pieree's Pleasant Pellets, compared With
that Of tn ir gigantic competi,ors, the Old.
syl. pill. Try the little gianss, when dys-
peTsis, liver complaint, constipation, bill
iousns.s. or any kindred ills assail you. and
you'll make no mistAke-they dissppesF
AZ oncs. novl2d1tfolfm
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What is
lI:Sl1'|;ii1!|'.l!;'I!|

a.. Dr. samuel Pitchers prescription for ini'''
.na children It contains neither Opium, Aofp...
o'".. -. Drons Soothing syrups. and Castor OH
" .. pheasant Its guarantee is thirty years "ss ~
,,u,on. of Mothers Castoria destroys Worms ana n's
--.-s,... Cas,oris prevents vomiting Sour outu'
80. D;.rrbna and Wind Collie Castofia r'"e'
,..tbne troubles, constipation an" "''' r,'
.-, ,v,r. healthy and natural Sleep taS-
a - inc Cbildren's Panacea--t,o Mothers sreh"'
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A horss teiongisg to tas Stable keeper,
ranmAs A. Nolan. ATTACHED 70 wagon,
zst ss.y ftons Is driver about az 0'GiSck,
W sdaesdsv norning. aod ran dow church
sect, fiead self from the ~seon sna
d,shra into toe shos store 81 Albert Il
3 ethen.on. gong ihreuah the doors ~hlc l
esfe fA,tsned aad nearly scrots the store
mere rae horse was fouad. The oaiY
damsgs done to tia ,t,ss vas the ceinoiish-
fg,.f trs door. III horss Sas eonsldefa-
III "a, and the vgssn -rdiy broken
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The first love Ct soma women Is mys;esi-
onslv tenacious. It ceases to be passion,
destroyed until life ceases. IL may change
mo > tonue-it may become excited like
vhise-hoi iron, burning the heart IL binds;
or i: may take on lesser Gre. and change
into red hatred; but IL never grows cold
is never loses iss power to command Of .
thrill the dsepest motives Of her nssufs.-
John Boyle OReiil7.
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The attendance at the reception in the
Baptist ve.try last night, given to The
lsilgs Of the oi,y By the Lsaies' Auxiliary,
was rather small on sccount Of the rain,
but tie wetuess of the weather did not
dsupen the interest of those present in the
least degree. After the meeting had been
OPENED With devotional exercises. followed
hy boSuIlul qaatses By ladies
Do~nes. Stuart, Lowering and Jep-
son, Mfs. n. E. Bragg, pfesideAi
IT lie auxiliary a. Bangor, vas introduced,
an. spoke st some Length On the work ir
that city. sad answered many questions
prcpouadsd b, ladies' present After
aao,hsr selsc.i-n by the quartet. refresh
msnt. Of cske, coffee and ooeos were served.
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The foot ball game on the csmpus yes
er4Ry afternoon resulted ia victory for
,hs Cony high school boys Of Augusta. the
Colbys not setting point. she score being
II to o. Iney we're iossiiy green in the
ssma, while their competitors have had
soma experience. There Is msrerial for =
coed clue here. The unfavorsbie weather
prevented large agte ndance.
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Tomorrow evecllg .; ths Opera Hoas"
Prof. Ii Fl. Rsssn Wiz dshTer TIE ias
tiIusua,sd lecture Ia the course "htca ma
has oven uader the austices OF sas o. b.
8. y snior ci.ss Hs sabj ct tor ", leo
,ure will be 'GHmpsss Of Sex isnc, snc ~
!, AID 70 be one Of the profss'of's ie's
s.,rss- Jhs land Of tne toistas 10 fsftlis
srouni for very Interesting lecture aud
Prof. Kag,r.'s uestEeat vii be All has
could be desired
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The HslI well H. - o.frct9tY which 81
ueAg.d s,r i.r sra, TIM ~ yestPrday'a
JoCnNAt. w,s p.vr unced mos welcome
adIuiol AlI,nga lIbg-fe.; rsif. IL VII.
ny faual rs. iAy ths Halloweli sdver-
tistmsDts oui4nn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-12

Tonight at the University chspel, Presi'
dem Small will Conduct the regular prayer
meeting Of The college Y. M. c. A., in the
dif 4rent churches. The prayer meetings
will he led By representatives. OF the city
Y NJ. C. A. s. f8iioss: Baptist, Prof.
sasiler Matthews; Copgrsgstionalist, Mr..
H. I. 9susou; Methodist, General Score
,sry Tcrpr. II is expected that special
interest vii! attach to all these meetings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-12

There Vas NOT . large attendance Of
farmers at the meeting yesterday afternoon
TO consider the matter of starting creamery
or butter factory in this city, but those who
came were evidently in earnest. we're satis-
Nd that il ~osld be . good thing for
the farmers to have, and Wiling to do their
psxt toward setting the ball in motion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-12

The repsirs long needed, have been made
upon the Sidewalk ia the valley between
Pleasant and West streets. Eventuslly the
city W II probably make big Ill st this
point 20 improvement ~bich would be yery
gratifying 80 those who live Oh ,he upper
part Of n orth street and Morrill, avenue.