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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-14
JOLLY ODD FELLOWS
From Lewiston Visit Phillips Brethren
They Travel by Special Train.

FARMrSGros, Nov. ia party num-
bering one hundred and thitty-fve Odd
Fellows from Lewiston PISSED through
here on . special train this afternoon or
their way to frasefnslly wei. Mt Saddle
back lodge Of Phillips. Their degree team
was with them and d. gress will be worked
on several Candidates, to be followed by q
banquet. The party will return BY special
train tonight. Several Fsrmir gon Old
Fellows went up on the regular usin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-14
WHOLE FAMILY PERISHED
In the Flames Of their Burning Home
at Columbus. Ohio.

sCoLuxpus, Ohio, Nov. 10 Early this
morning row Of cheap frame buildings on
North High street was burned. This even
lrg the fremeu found four bodies in the
ruins. The entire family perished in the
lamea. The bodies found are those Of .
boy OF two, q girl Of four, = girl Of six and
the father or mother. The head Of the
family 10 said to be Charles Bethers, .
laboYer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-14
SUPERIOR COURT.
November Term, WaterviIIe, Oliver u.
Hall, Justice Presiding.

W. 8 CHoArE, Clerk.
@. T. STEVENS, Sheriff.
LIZZIE L. WgLCs, Reporter.
WATgRvILLE, Nov. l3-The case on
irisi yesterday. Souie vs.. Martin ct ais. +,
was finished this afternoon. Jhe jury tcok
the case shout O'Clock 10 the afternoon n
and aflef being out about half an hour re-
turned verdict for the plaintiff for
S48I %.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-14

Married, And yet uuhsppy. How msny
home has been rcbssd Of sunshine and
happiness snd rendered sad and desolste by
the loss Of some dear and pestsd child
This 10 dangerous season for children ,snd
psreuss should Keep DR.. Bulbs Cough
Syrup handy. Price rs cshts bottle.
Al citizens anxious to participits in the
comiag fes;isities csn cure their sches and
pains a. orcs, BY usi.g Saivatie1 Oil.
Price rs cents bottle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-14
Local Forecast.

Bosros, Nv l3-The fair seaiher
condisi,n which eI:sEds fecm the extreme
Sorthxest 10 tine Aiian.ie cos.; aud viii
probably move sl,yiy norihess; aad covtf
New England SATURDAY and Sunday. TIE
Storm f,ora the Soethses, pa.hes into the
iorer Mississippi valley and possibly may
e.uss rain i1 Few EHg,ani Sunday night
~ Mordsy. Saturday and Sunday for
New England, fsir. collier.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-14
GOVERNOR CAsAILHO DEP0SED


Rio JAsEiRo, Ss-. u -Au tiiciai tele-
gram received today from Porso Aleers
says ihst Senior C.siiiho, Governor Of Rio
Grande do Sui, hiss been DE- osed from office
and provisional government 10 administer
ing ,he sdai,s Of that province. Senior Gas
tilno hiss sivsys remained loyal to Gen. Da
Fanue1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-14
PEACE CONGRESS-
Fa,ors Practiaij Military Disarmament
and International Arbitration.

RoaE. Nov. l3.--rhe International
Peace Congress today adopted resolutions
in favor Of partial military disarmament.
the creAiion OF an international tribunal Of
arbitration and the establishment at Befne
Of q permanent International peace bureau.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-14
Maine Woman Suicides in a Boston Dis
reputable Heuse.

IosTos, Nov. l3-A young woman
known ~ Lsura Ford sho; herself ia a dis
reputable house on Portland street. Friday
forenoon. She Is stiii alive bu. probably
will dis before night. Her zeal name is
Ruth Booby snd she belonged in Caribou.
Maine Her husband 10 in the Soldiers
Home q. tt gus.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-14

BosTos, Nov. 10 Mrs. Hover Wei
hnston, Of Cambridge, MAss., committed
suicide this mofniDs by taking laudsnun.
A few yes,s sgo her husband Sas sent 10
state prixn for Is years for ate mpslng 70
poison her sid her children. Dsspondsncy
Is the alleged cause Of her suicide.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-14
SEVEN MEN LOST
From English Fishing Vessels Rest OF
Crews Arrive Safely Home.

LONDON, Nov. lS.--A number Of trawl-
ers belonging to Brishtlins see, and en-
gagged in the oh-shore fisheries, arrived d
thsir home port today. They reported that
seven men from their own crew were lost
over board and drowned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-14

Mr. Lewis Gerrish Of Milo, brakeman on
the B & K. /. +. r., while coupling cars
the morning freight. Thursday, was
..,usht between the cars and severely
ushtd, just above the hips. The scci-
dent will not result seriously it is thought
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-14

BosToS. Nov. 13.-- Schooner Cox 4
Green. Of Greenpoit. Thompson, arrived
from Philsdelphia yesterday and 10 full al
wstsS ss Abbots's vhsrf. Chsflestovn. where
she went % discharge her cargo. A stsam
pump lighter will take out some Of her
cargo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-14
NATIONAL THANKSGIVING.
President Harrison Signs PrOelamat. .on
Fixing on Thursday Nov. 20.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 13.-Psesident Har-
riaon tods y sign' the proclsms,ion firing
OF Tbursdsy, Nov. 26 h SIS a dag Of thanks
giving.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-14
North Fryeburg store Burglarized.

FEyEBuRG, Nov. l3.-The store OF
J.ues K. Hutchins, North Fryeburg, was
purslsrizad Is.t night, cash to the amount
of 500, ard quite 40 amount Of silver ware
being taken.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-14
FAIR WEATHER
Continued over To-day and sunday with
Stationary Temperature.

wAsHNeros. Nov. IS For New Eag-
lsrd generally fair. westerly winds, nearly
stationary temp etst9re; continued cool AID
fair Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-14
ALL BROKE UP.

YOU nect mending. To
repair your shattered system
take kickapoo Indian Sag
wa, Sagwa cures Constipa-
ton, Liver Complaint, lndi-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-14
sOMERSET RAILWAY.

Commanding Monday. June 18th, 1881, train,
ALI run az follows, connecting At Oakland with
Maize Central Railroad.
tor Bos'on, Portland. Lewis,on, WAterville, Ar
gas,A, shovhegRn and Bangor
Psssenser trains leave Bingham. go A. NJ.
,,z % p ". solon, s52 A. ". f2.3 NJ; Cara
INK FAILS. 'e-5i a. N, 'i-o6 P. NJ; Embden. 7-o2
~, An,on, IN A NJ, i59 p. NJ; Madison. 30 A.
n lg2P. e., Sorridgevock, 7.co A. NJ, aZi {.
~ gangs siding, y Sd A. NJ '2.26 r. NJ, Sswtel!s
Lrossins, 'soz A. -. '2sZ r. NJ. arrive Oakland,
so ", 80 N.
Erom BO,ton. Portland, Lewiston, Augusta, Wa
rerviile, Skowhesan and Bangor
Passenger trains leave Oakland. s.05 A. NJ. 50
p y Sastslle Crossing, -929 A. NJ. IS 90 r. NJ.
gaBgs siding, '9.2s a. NJ, '5.07 P. N; Norridgc
xodk, - a. NJ. 3.lt p NJ. Madison, IA A NJ,
SIS ?. NJ; Anson, . Sd A NJ, - r. NJ North An
son. 10 % NJ. $50 P Nj. Embden. 1910 4. ~,
800 p NJ, Carratank Falls, 40 81 A. NJ, td IA p.
w. SCION, l0-35 A. NJ, 90 NJ; arrive BiEgha IN,
il10 A. NJ, OBS p. N.
Flag stations. at which trains stop On signal or
notice 10 conductor. Mixed between Bingham
and North Anson. WM- NJ. AVER, Sapt.
sept3dtf
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-17
Noticias de la Capital

La noticia que dilnos en- dias pasados
le@pecto de que habia muerto nuestro amigo
y, Antonio del Vale, le fu6 comunicada en-
ulla carta de MayagGez al que tambien es nues-
tro amigo D. Domingo AreccO Saur1. 81 Sc
III comunico un amigo suyO. Moss alegramos mu-
emo d0 que no haya resultadO cOnfrmada.
Ell apreciable joven don Manuel vald6s Y
Gajas Sc ha hecho cargo en- la manana de aver
del importante NegociadO de Industria de Con-
tribuciones y Rentas.
Hemos ledo una carta de Sto Domingo diri-
',l a I'm estimado amigo nuestro la que entire
otraS cOsas dice: " El empr6Stito de este Co.
irlno Ell Europa SO hizo, 10 dnico que Sc
Faie eS, que SO han comenzadO los trabai0s
'eI ferrocarril entire Pto Plata Santiago, que
e@ IL garantla de esa nueva negotiation, que
los tenedores de la deuda Interior recibiran
tn pago. $50. bonos del empr6stito"
81 Sr, Alcalde SO ha s'ervido remitirnos pa
la Su publication 81 siguitsnte anunciO:
Erc0O, AyttNtGmjeratO de San Juan de
1'Arrt0-A -AtcO. TeSidencj(1.-AprObado pOr Ell
n emo Sr Gobernador General 81 expediente
dc impuestO de consumes que aa; de regir drl-
fahte g! presente anO economics este Ayunta-
lnlrnto, en- session de anoche, ha acordado que
NeS''e e. Ola de manana 16 de Enero, enpiece
q eglr Ia 1nueya Tarita que es la siguiente:
Carbon vegetal. ........ los 100 kilos 371
Hanna dc trgo. ,.....:.. las 80 Gdem So so
Leche. ..--.,.-......... Ell litro OH
Azicar mascabado o. y3a. s6l kilo OF
Id central de L. pilon
demas retinados ! ell lxilo O4
CeFVeza s-.....-- el litro Ol7
Vino de paste comun. &elidem O03
Arfoz ........... Ell lkilo O2
Garoaazos ..,........- el id6m O3
CaIe ---......... ..-... sel idem O5f'
Sendo 81 impuesto sobre hos artacu'
al.foz garDanzos cafe de nueva cEeaI
qaeda su trafico desde lat misna
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-17

fonda FL Leon cerca de la puerta de Espafa.
Parece que los dichos cumplidos encontraron
excessive Ell pEecio que Sc les cobr6 por ell gas
to hecho, = con tai motive Sc prom0yio ALI IN
alboroto que hubiera sido tai vez de conse-
cuencias desagradables, no haber llegado
tempo los agentes de la autoridad
Es inexacto 10 que dice un colega local.
respecto de que Ell Sr. General Bonanza su
distinguida famlia Sc han embarcado para
Espaha, Ell ell vapor CiWdGd de CCdig. Nues-
tro amigo probablemente Sc embareara en- ell
San Francisco que Sc espera en- este puer-
to hacia fines del corriente mes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-17
Escriben de Coamo:

|ESe ha enViado al Gobierno General una
memoria del Establecimiento balneario de Goa
mo, hecha por ell director del mismo. de
ella reSultan que han concurrido q dicho bal
Deario en- 1890: 207 enfernos acomodadOs, 8
pobres, 102 individuos de tropa, resultando go
curados, 18O aliviados so sin resuItado-Es
lastima que unos banoS que tan eseelentes re-
sultados dan, segdn las estadisticas, no este
mejor montado nj cuente con los aparatos ne
cesari0s para la mejor aplicaci6n cientifica de
dichas aguas"
Dicennos que en- Ell pueblo de Toa-baia Sc
prepara un gran bale para los dias de Carna-
val La fiesta sera en- la casa de don Victor
Marquee
Directiva de la Logia BoYi1sQ%e's de Maya
giiez para ell ano, en- curse: don Manuel Fer
nandez, presidente; don Jacinto Velez, primer
vice presidente Segundo don Juan p Rivera;
Secretario don CeleStino Garcia Suarez; don
jose T. Puig tesorero-orador don Jose Rodri-
guez Rodriguez, don Jose Carrllo, don Luis
Garcia de la Tore, D. Pedro Monsanto. D. Patri-
clio Arnaldo, don Ricardo Gomez, don JESUS Ma
Gonzalez, don Miguel Pena Y don Manuel Raldi-
ris vocales.
The Brookhaven leader., 1891-01-29
DIR. A. p. Graves, the Evangelist.

Rev. A. P. Graves, d. D., the celebrat-
ed evangelist, has notified Pastor Lomax
that he will reach Brookbaven and begin
meeting at the Baptist church on the
4th day of February. He desires to hold
three services day-one at 10 a. H., an
other at p. m, and the third at 7:30 p.
m, the two first just one hour in length.
Rev...Vernon II. Cowsert, pastor of the
Baptist church at Natchez, where DIR.
Graves held meeting last fall, writes as
follows concerning him:
As an evangelist, Bro. Graves is, in my
humble Judgment, an ideal. Like Gold
smiths ''Village Preacher" even his teel-
ings clean on virtues side". Broad mind
ed, big hearted, with a rich and varied
experience, and above all, with an in
tense, bnrning and earnest love and zeal
for souls that fires everything in his
neighborhood, he is just the kind of man
to turn loose on the stropgholds of sins.
He fears none but God he hates moth
ing but sin; trusts no power but the
Spirit, and breaches 10 other gospel than
that which Jesus preached and lived,
and for which Jesus died. He is not long
IN place until cnstom-serving Christians
grumble, wicked men growl, the knowl-
edge puffed criticise, and Satan actually
roars. Our good brother knows that it is
only bis cloyen foot trampled on. smiles
sereneiy, prays more earnestly. hopes tri-
umphantly, and wields the matehless
sword with increasing power
He kHows when his work is done. gives
the reins into the pastors hands, leaves
the Christians joyful in their love of
Jesus, sinners saved, back-sliders reclaim
ed, tie church in u better condition in
every conceivable way, and the whole
community stirred by the Holy Spirits
power. DIR. Graves is u friend to every
good enterprise, and wisely adapts HIM
self to existing circumstances ia the most
helpful way. He is just such a man as
rejoice to see coming TO the help OF our
Zion ali over this State of ours. Bretl.-
rem, receive him; he is "a man sent from
God"
The Brookhaven leader., 1891-01-29

TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

I. J. Smith was born in Lincoln coun-
ty, Miss, July 9Th, 1850, and died in Goa
homa county, Mississippi, Dec. 16, 1890.
He was raised and spent most of his
life near where he was born. However,
his first wife inherited some land i'll the
Mississippi swamp, to which they moved
and lived "A few years. Unfortunately,
his wife and one child died he then came
back to this county, made permanent
settlement, married u lovely woman and
was living a happy and contented life.
In connection with the property of his
first wife, he had bought more land in the
swamp, aud it was necessary for him to
go there once each year to settle contracts
and make new ones. While there in
December, he was brutally murdered by II
reprobate named Alexander Austin.
Il. J. Smith was indeed a noble man.
Prompt and upright IN all business, he
had surrounded himself with innumerahle
and unfailing friends. In 1888 he joined
Friendship Baptist church and mp to his
death, was one of its most consistent
members. He leaves wife, eight child
rem and his innumerable host of friends
to mourn his loss.
He was member of the Masonic Order,
and the Alliance, and at u meeting of
Friendship Alliance No. 135, Lincoln
county, Miss, the following resolutions
were adopted:
WHEREAS, The Allwise Ruler OF the
Universe, in His wisdom, has called away
to live with Him in that world of happi-
ness, our beloved Brother. I. j. Smith. Of
this county;
BE it resolred, That in his death we have
sustained a great loss the community
one of it's most honored eitIzrns. his wife
n devoted husband and his children 10
loving father. That we extend To them
our tenderest sympaihies, but would
strive to console them with the thought
that oar loss is his cteraal gain. Words
are not sufficient t" express their deep
sorrow, and human sAiHpathirs will not
relieve, but may they ever l..ok to Jesus
in whoa alone consolation is found.
May his children and all who knew him
en,ti late the last years of his life.
ResOlred further, That we wear the nSuai
badge of mourning for thirty days, have
these resolutions Published in the county
papers and send copy to the bereaved
family of our deceased brother.
The Brookhaven leader., 1891-01-29
COTTON SEED HULLS AS a STOCK
FOOD.

Few of the farmers of Kinds county
know anything of the value of cotton
seed hulls as feed for stock.
In the first place, hnls are cheaper han
any other known food. Second, stock
likes them, aud will eat it in preferences
to any other. Third, better results follow
their use. And, fourth, they are the pro
duct of our own soil, are the results OF
our own efforts, which cannot be said of
the bran add oats, and corn which we buy
from western men.
Testifying to the quality of cotton seed
hulls, "SligO creamery" of Jackson says
SIT is the best and cheapest food known
to u.s." R. +. McGill, steward at the
State Lunatic Asylum, says: ut increas-
es the flow of milk, makes the milk rich
er, makes the butter both yellow and
firm" Col. Hemingway says: '1t is the
best cattle food know of both for fatten-
ing and milk producing qualities Bird
song creamery. Jackson, says: both
the quantity and quality of the milk and
batter is improved by the use of hniis---
Kinds County Gazette.
To such testimony as the above may be
added that of President Fitzhugh OF
Whitworth College, Capt. S. ID. Powell,
]. N. Cooke, DR.. Wesley Martin, the edi'
tor of the LEADER and other we'll known
citizens of Brookhaven who have used
cotton seed hulls as a stock food with the
most satisfactory results. Mill inca would
find it a cheap and SPLENDID food fortieii
work oxen. Give COWS or oxen as much
every day as they will eat clean with
about quart of cotton seed meal to the
head poured over it, and they will keep
fat enough for beef with no other food
For sale by F. H. Hartman, Brookha'
ven, at $500 per ton.
The Brookhaven leader., 1891-01-29

This is beyond question the most sue
cessful cough medicine We have ever sold.
A few doses invariably cures the worst
eases of cough, Group and bronchitis,
while it's wonderful success in the cure
of consumption is without parallel in
the history of medicine. Since its first
discovery it has been sold on guarantee,
n test which no other medicine can stand.
If YOU have a cough we earnestly ask yea
to try it. Price 10 cents, 80 cents aud
81 90. If your lungs are sore, chest or
BACK lame, us Shiloh's Porous Plaster.
Sold by Meade e. Martin ~
The Brookhaven leader., 1891-01-29
The Australian Store.

O. lhe Australian 80 cent store on Broad
street Is meeting with unprecedented sue
cess; 1t is crowded with the best citizens
VI Iexarkana and vicinity. The Austria
M ian plan of selling the goods has been
aeelded BY the highest authority to be
strictly legitimate Customers only get
mnat They buy, and have the privilege of
S;Aaminlng every article before purchas-
tns. One of the most attractive featares
VI ~ 'ne Australian Store is the Instrument
~ ~ music on large erchestration. Ma.
In. II. n. Camp, the proprietor, is native of
.nsehlaeky, and a true Southeruer. Give
'uc store call.-Terarkaaa Tmes
" Ine Australian 80 cent store, at I07
~or'n Main street, is the most popular
merchandise mart ia tho city. Its novel
way OF disposing of goods is attracting
CONSIDERABLE attention.. The proprietor is
";.norough gentleman who endeavors to
eve sme satlsiaction TO his patrons and we
;,"Iuereiy -. believe that every one that Wis
40 u's store and invests 90 cents will re-
1--WE iuil value. The assortment of goods
complete ami the kric a-srac caunot
sm ,an 70 attract attention from those fosssl al
ph's Avalanche.
now open on Cherokee street IN Brook.
"&Ven. next aoor to L.ArxR ofsec.
The Brookhaven leader., 1891-01-29
The Brookhayen Machine Co.

1t is gratifying to note the increase of
facilities and patronage the Brookhaven
Machine Company has received since it
was established last year. Oae of the
latest additions to its eQuipment for turn
ang out work, is new portable boring ma
chine, for boring steam cylinders. Like
all of the machinery of the Company this
IS OF the very best manufacture and of
The most approved pattern, and it is quite
interesting to see it operate, as the writer
did few days ago. AS the superior
workmanship and advantages of this
company become known, the radius of
territory from which they draw patronage
" constantly extending. Last week they
were called apon to bore out an immense
steam cylinder 21x46 iaches for saw mill
IN Louisiana, nearer to the shops in New
orleans than to Brookhaven, and many
other examples of work sent them from q
N'stance might be cited.
Messrs. w. s. Heskins, Saperinte ndeut,
anu Chas. ChrismaD, Secretary, are to be
congratulated upon the growing popular
u! ana success of this useful enterprise.
The Brookhaven leader., 1891-01-29
The Verdict Unanimous.

w. d. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind.
estfies: 81 can recommend Electric
Bitters as the very best remedy. Every
bottle sold has given relief in every case.
One man took six bottles, and was cured
of Rheumatism of 10 years standing.
Abraham Hare, Druggist, Bellville, Ohio,
afirms: "The best selling medicine
have ever handled in my 20 years exPe-
rience, is Electric Bitters." Thousands
of others have added their testimony, SO
that the verdict is unanimOrs that Elec-
tric Bitters cure all diseases OF tho LAYER,
Kidneys, or Bleed. only a half dollar
bottle ut T. T. Meade & Cos, Dr"s
Store.
The Brookhaven leader., 1891-01-29
DOTS FROM RUTH.

Ia grippe has the grip oa this comniu-
nifty.
Topisaw has over-fown its banks this
week.
Mrs j. S. Feltler has a severe attack of
the "grippe," but we hope will soou re-
cover.
Miss Saliie Price and MIR. Tom Zachary
were married the 15th-W. c. Price etfiei-
ating.
A crow wd of Topisawitcs started for the
Crescent City the 22ad. We wish them a
safe return.
What is the matter with SOuthf We
miss him 30 much We waat him to make
his appearance again.
Rev. ]. II. Gambrell filled the pulpit at
Shady Grove chnrch last third Sunday.
We wish him much success in his new
work.
Miss Parilee Lanier aud MIR. Owen
Moak were united in holy bonds of mat
rnnony on the night of the 18th. We
wish them a successful and happy life.
AURORA.