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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-11-04

II AobeyfA6 and grow we
!: =;::::; 81: !: ::; s:
serve it, and with r6ie Sl2s 4,
price for lower grades, better sati1l 7.
would be given to the public. The idea Of
trying to make 1t oil the same price, by cutrsd
ting down some and raising others wont do
The Idea OF giving an average price for q load
or cotton, without respect to the quality OF
each individual bale Is one which mustne-
cessarily be unsatisfactory.
During the last week we have received
something over nine hundred bales.
SHIPPED SINCE LAST REPORT.
over G., G: &N..--...-."..-.. 397 bales.
over y. q &G....."..................... OIL bale6.
For the week............. ........ 9OS bales.
TOTAL SHIPMENT.
over G. & G.-.....:...".."."-"2.1 bales.
Total..."-.-..... ..................5,sn bales.
GINNED AT ABBEvILLE.
Up to the close OF business on last Monday
night the total number OF bales ginned at ABB.
oeVille during the season was:, ..s.
At the Oh Mill Gipnery..... 925 bales. S
At the Enterprise Ginnery.. $50 bales. =
At the r. G. Wilson Glnnery 664 bales.
Total. ..... bales.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-11-04
sPImrnu,,ns.

Long ago, tac Aimisnty. tof gooa ani sutfi-
ant rseson. ssnt sar,ouss plaques on the
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-11-04

The estate OF N. o. Tolman-half cash:
1874 acres, sold 10 II. g. Baker.............S COS
lGS acres, sold 10 A. NJ. Hill................ 3S5
1l2 acres, homestead, sold 10 Mrs. S. NJ.
1,OO5
2iS acres, sold TO A. NJ. Hill................ $50
OO- GCI
Average per acre, SI.35.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-01

On Sundsv, Mr.. Greenwood Stevens
ven dowo to Old O-chard with ,he extur-
sion snd on his re urn found that his stoi,
in Osklsnd had been ent red. and sore
thirty dollars taken ttereftom. A neighb :
/ ad seen Steve. Tfask and Henry Knox in
the vicinity Of the building, Sunday alter
noon. snd IS they are old offenders,o course
suspicious att.ehei ~ them. Monday
morning Deputy cher # Hill Re ceived tel
cgI.m from Oskisnd, asking that il il
Wstervil. the be arrested. they were
four d At the station about noon, one Of them
drunK and stupid. Over 81 90 in money,
in small Stuff, and ticket for Bangor wac
found on Trssk. They are about twenty
} ears old, and are residnsts Of OAKLAND.
They we're put in the lookup here to avail
she arrival Of the psrties from Oakland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-01

STAT Doctor bills make Lean WIIls,o
but DR.. faze's CstarRh Remedy costs less
than 7e doctors visit. Catafrh 10 loath-
some. dangerous disease, aud the time has
come when to suffer from IL Isl disgfsee
No person Of culture sni fe6neu snt cares
10 inaics Sopna bis friends his offensive
breath. disgusting hawking and splitting and
dissgfs cable .6orts to bressha freely and
clear the throat AID noss-hencs the csl-
tured and refined use DIR. Ssge's Cstarrh
Remedy. And no wise and prudent man
cares to run the Ok OF leaving his family
without pfott ctor, By letting bis "slishs
catarrh" run into serieu 10 or fatal throat and
lung troubles. beBcs tie vice aid psud4rt
use Or Ssse's Css,rrh Remedy The pro
prietofs Of this remedy are so CT, f1eas OF
its alive p'opert.ss .. ihAs b Z, have n,.dr
. stsnips { 4 e of fevsrd II $500 frs
c Sc siis, cA-..ot cure. us3id&vf.l N
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-01
Sccol 21offers.
AMUsHMEnTS.

Mr.. Harry Lindley ard his company
opened the season at Meopian hall last
night in The play 1.-The Factory GIRL. y
This is very strong play, Ringing ON the
fact that the owner OF factory fell in love
with OF e Of his pretty employees. This LED
to 3 great deal Of trouble but in the end all
came out we'll. The rapture was intense,
the situations we're strong, the humour WAS
really numerous AID the actors oil did we'll.
Harry Lindley was OF course the star
Little Mabel Paige brought down the house
by her graceful and artistic skirt dancing
Clara Msthes as the Factory Girl made
every yourg man in the hs.l an adorer for
life.
Mr.. Lindley ard bis company afpesr 10
night in the strong mt lo-drams. The Galley
Slave.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-01
Ian N P.adlsr Girl Foued Murdered

lockout, N. Y, Aug 3l.-A murder
committed IN q wood tea mil1s south~ess OF
here recently w2s discovered SAtu,ds
Two girls named Suoser while ou' o=rr3
Jag ran scross the body Of hAodsOms
dark h ,ired sirl, plainly but well dressed,
who had evidently been dad several days
The remains were identified ~ those OF
Issl'sn girl who was teen last Tuesday in
company with mar. also an Ita'isn They
we're peddlers, and were heard quarreilne
~ they veat down the road.
The man prossble decoyed the gil into
the woods and killed her. There we're ~,
bullet holes ia her back ard her ssuii han
been cru,ht by tl,ss ftom heavy sues
which was lying near Three dimes wer'
scattered on the ground. The man war
last seen walking dowa The Central Rail-
road racks TO yard this city about O'Clock
n the AFTERNOON, The police ibiak th'
case is h9p,les. The girl complained at
at farmers house on Monday that sh,
had been arrested and fad in Buffalo las'
week for peddting without. license. There
vas nothii oa the body to indicate the
girl, name or that of her companion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-01
level Embroidery.

The employment of imitation stones In
connection with embroidery and their use
upon fancy knickknacks is very popular
among skiliful workers in decorative arts,
as they impart to such articles sparkling
effect which is very good if carefully man
aged so as to CLEAN out unexpectedly and
in unlocked for places. The jewels are in
a great variety of tintssa and represent to-
PAGES, both pink and yellow, emeralds,
rubies, sapphires, diamonds, opals and
AQUA marines. Two holes are ready
pierced in each gem, by which it is sewed
on. A very fine needle should be used for
this purpose, but so tiny are the holes
that it is often necessary to pass the silk
through them without any needle at all.
The stitches which hold down the gems
should be as invisible as possible, and for
this reason it is advisable to choose fine
sewing silk which matches the color of the
stone as nearly as can be.
A mistake readily made is the mixing OF
half a dozen colors and kinds of stones
upon the same piece of embroidery. As a
general rule, the result is better when only
two sorts, or at most three, are employed,
and the uncut gems should not be used in
discriminatory with the cut jewels. The
former are generally considered more
suited to linen, sateen and oatmeal cloth,
the latter being better adapted to use upon
plush, silk, satin or velvet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-01
A 6uspioi us Fird.

Plymouth, N. II =, Ang. 81 A carren-
Ter named BousselI, ~hi haa.ns yeher-
day sfiernocn, discovered en- west bsnk VI
The PENIS ewssset river, oie mile north Of
here, a blue lime, shirt, pair Of pants,
suspenders, neck e, pair congress shoes,
very fin. bible i, n fl. leaves missing
Toe authorizes we're notified. and on invee
gat.cn found scraps Of pares. shi' h sut
ether formed eiisious tract, .i'h J. E..
GeCue on back. The articles had ev.Cen :
" been there two or three days. Cloth,
all coed quality. Developments It'd }
reveal nothing more.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-01

Eight ShjpWr, eked sailors Saw, i.

NEW YORK, Aug Slight ship
wreck, d sailor we're brought to this por'
TODAY as paescr q ~ on rms 'tesmer Arz'
nas They were r".t Of the crew OF thu
bark Sea Gull Of Bottom. fbe bark h d
been trading soma time in South Americ'
a d last June ssled for Acoica, Africs
Size was Stranded on +"e coast during =
storm and vert to pieces. number OF
ssiiots were aro~nsd and he remsiadei
assisted to Liverpool. The Sea Gull was
1913 tons and ba,ls At Fstrhsven, Mass. il
1853 She was owned by J no +. Books
OF Boston.
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FLORAL BEDROOMS.


0.ruiue Schemes Of Color Or Paper.
Paint AID Furaitare>
FLORAL bedrooms have been an English
erase and hare recently been adopted IN
this country. The Decorator and turnisner
dives the following suggestions IN REGARD
70 them:
The bat decorative houses and wall pa
per stores keep paper and cretonne en-
suite, and toilet ware can also Do had 70
match
A yellow poppy paper on satin ground,
nth a crstonne dado TO harmonic, makes
= nresty Arrangement. The cretonne dado
.bould be run around the room in order to
make break in the wall All the PAM
ehould be cream. The curtains and oea-
spread should be of cretonne- The celnns
paper should be yellow and white All the
furniture should be covered with the ere
tonne, and a pale blue ally" carpet makes
an appropriats finish to the decoration
Another bedroom might have wild rose
paper, with the wild rose cretonne, and
dull green lilly" carpet. There are beau
tiful rose papers with cretonne to match N
yellows, pinks and reds A yellow and
white ceiling paper goes with either OF the
above schemes,
Other schemes are blue and white pop
pies, sweet peas and forgetmenots, IN al
of which cases cretonnes. paper, carpet ano
chiuavare may be obtained. To make the
rooms complete, small embroidered flowers
in washing silks should DO in the corner Of
all sheets, piAowcases, towels and toilet
covers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-01
Bf TELEGRAPH
10 csUsa LABOR UNIONS
fhe Object Of the Insr;eaa Axe and
Tel c..

EEw Yorx, Ang. 3i--Ths American
Axs aad Tool Co. composed o. nins axe
faesories. sisus'ed Il Johascnvslle. n. r
- Dons,.ss. Beaver Falls, Ps-
CIsveiasd, oaio; Mil Hid, Pa
Cos snda. n. T.; Bsllfonss, Pa; bsiisscr
n. Y. This company eontroii
about half the psoduciion Of AXIS
rodsv The employees Of the nrss nve named
sacro,ies of The American AKA Company,
sens ca serike caused BY the eforss Of
The company 70 discourage The growth Of
the l4bo. uaions-
These ffc,ories sre the lafgess. most I'M
porssas o es in the company. Both slde'
apresr ye.y confident OF Winning The
company claims il viii permit shops % ro'
bsfers allowing unions to exist IN them
man dsci.re they will ieive The different
t5vrs and hunt other work fahsr thar
s,sndon the osaaniz ,tion- Federation
lsbor agreed 20 pay each married man en-
gagged in the strike IS week. eseh IN
married IS = week while the fshi lss:s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-01

The purse shaped workbag, illustrated,
is good example of this way of using
gems. One end is drawn up tightly and
finished with pair of large silk tassels,
the other is left straight and ornamented
with a row of tiny fancy tassels of various
colors The bag itself is of rich crimson
velvet, lined with cream colored silk and
closed with two large ivory rings; the
straight end is decorated with four rows of
jeweled stars; at the bottom the jewels are
of two shapes, oval and round; they are
like pale aqua marines in color, and are ar
ranged around a yellow topaz, which forms
the center of the star; the first and third
rows are alike, and in these the rays of the
star are formed by eight long stitches OF
yellowish cream chenille, radiating from a
yellow topaz; the second row is similar,
but the chenille is pale blue instead of vel
low; the stars in each row alternate with
those in the preceding row.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-01

Mr. J. H. Ropes, c, nnected with the U
s. Coast Surrey. was here last week co get
photographs of certain points, and get infor-
nation in regard to the geology Of the
neighborhood, Another par.5 was here
some time ago, whose work was to get the
contour of TIE coun,ry, Photographer
Merrill made the ph ,togrsphs which Mr..
Ropes required From here he welt to
Skowhegan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-01

Tongue loaf is good dish to serve hot
at luncheon or tea. Mix quart of finely
chopped boiled tongue with cupful OF
bread crumbs, add half a teaspoonful OF
dried mustard, II little chopped parsley and
pepper and salt to taste. Moisten the
whole with half teacupful of beef stock
or milk and two well beaten eggs. Pack
the meat solidly ina buttered baking dish
and bake about three-quarters of an hour
in moderate oven. When cooked and
nicely Drowned turn it from the dish on a
pretty platter and garnish with parsley
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-01

The y found in The river SATURDAY
o. ar Great Fail. ice houses was seen TO 90
dow under The bridge about ~ 30. but,
,housh st 1rt thought to be body. it was
40 fer s~sy the observer concluded h. mus,
be mistaken. An inquest vas held Sunday
but nothing proven and the body was put it,
t., ne h,Lds OF our uniei sker. The strsi &
part of ii is that no one il missing in this
section, and the body must be that Of al
entire strN ger or come from some distaDcs
up the river which seems an impos hi iH
ii he river - full Of DO, ms ard river
drivers. snd the fact that the body is hot
bruised sny would show that it could no,
have come over the dam.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-01
GEORGE ELEAENTn
That Is Making q Catspaw Of the Al.
liance Movement.

Kansas Crrr, Aug. 81 This Stas fsT'
il ,fau,p.r,d dlrlrg the recent state Ins es
inr Of the Farmer Alliance ct Waffens
burg. Mo that there was an orssn1suo'
within the alisnee. which believed IN iofe'
as = measure to Attain the OBJ css OF u
lance Iswssa snesledee Of The .xs'
euce Of this force eiemsnl" that dsfeases
the sob treasury resolution, eh.mpioaeo
especially bv the late, element The ilrc'
party had IS delegates in ,he eonvehtion
rhis secret order csiis tfelf "fhe Anti
Monopolilts." :.
V.fy few, if any farmers belong to i
Is strength lies mainly in the citlss, anC
the fsi mers are It's csts-psvs TO rake III
paI;,isal chestnuts from the dre.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-01
Marrieo.

ANDRoSCOG6fN.
Auburn-ArR. "a, by Geo. C. Clifford, Esq, Nj.
William j. Jackson and Miss Gertie NJ. Otis; Aug
q. ". Z. Libby and Miss LII an M Maxwell,
10th Of Auburn.
CUMBERLAND.
Scarboro-Aug 49, Sheffield A. Thompson of
Rogue Bluffs, and Mrs. Addie +. Harmon Of Port
land.
KENsUBEc.
Weeks Mi ls-Aus. q, Frank Collins OF Wash
ington and MIS- Ida Trundy Of Weeks Mills.
KNOX.
soa,h Ihomas,on-Aus. Is. Albert S. JONES
ard Mise Cora j. VIII Jams.
Ihomaston-Aug. II, Charles l.. w Cough Of
San Francisco. AID Miss Netie n Watts Of
Thomaston.
PKyoBsCoT.
Upper Stillwster-AuK- %, DAnisI C. Buck and
Nil 5 Mabel b. Mann, both Of Old Town.
WAsHIS GToN.
Harriuston-Aug. 10, Andrew W. Look and
Misc Mabel L. Worces er. both OF Harrington.
MachiAs-Aug. 70, Charles L Holmes aud Miss
Kate Aek ey. bothof East Machias.
Calsis-Aue. =, James =. heCrea and Miss Ella
J. Holn~s, 8 tn Of Calais; Aug IL. Rot EFT }.
Gadds and Minnie B. Crowley, both Il Cslais.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-01
19if0.

AypRoaCo6GIy.
Livermore Falls-Aug. 10, Noah B. Pottle.
CUMBERLAND.
woodfords-Aas. 20, Mrs. Sophia r., wild W OF
Levi s. Brown, aged 70 years, II months.
HANCOCK.
Deer Islaad-Aug. q. EDWARD Coz ley. aged 10
years.
LINCOLN.
westport- Aug. ~, Rafh A., wife Of lhom Re
Mcfarland, sged "a yeafs-
GAGADAHoC.
Ba,h-Aug, IS, james, son Of James Baigh,
sged monta, Q days; Aug. II, nrs. Eva Flake,
aged % years, months. Aug. u, Willie Irwin,
NOR thu z nd 10 days.
Compromising. u. Mrs. Nancy Oliver. aged
O. yesrs-
Noai~ich--Ass. 10, Miss Carolina p. Steele,
aged IS years, months
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-01

Or. Robinsss, Who vas called % Benson
= zion the ether day to attend Mr. Hans-
ecm, an sged lady Who fell dev1
ssaiss and hroks ons Of The sooss
at her s1p, hlis the JoUKSAi
represe NATIVE that his patient 10 doing eel
Is il gate serious matter for . pefso !
upwards Of 20 year. 70 fall dawn stairs and
such one is very fortunsie TO escape ser
Gus injuries.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-01

Saturday afternoon Mrs. J I'm Hogan of
winslow, drove 90 the Winslow sta
Il IN TO meet Mrs. Booth of ckawheg gan.
AT er goiOg a short di,tsnc, from the STA
tioa the horse was frightened by boy who
.as fl ,nrishing something which he held in
his hand add turned about in such m M
per Is to throw botn the ladies from the
carrisge. Oae Of them, Mrs Booth, had
an arm broken while the other, Mrs. 10
gan, received several qliss severe bruises
The horse was captured near the bsidge
over the Sabsstic ook.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-01

Tn. rsgalsr m"r'h'y meeting Of the
direc or o, the Y. NJ c. A will be held At
she rooms thi. evening. Business of i'm
pnr's' C. will be transacted. II is under
stood to be the inten, .on of the Wstervills
Association TO make rne comirg year one of
marked results in this city There is no
reason vhy this may DOT be done. The
association il well organized, and there is
plenty OF the 'sw material for an extensive
business right here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-01

About the .lickest runaway occurred
Yesterday that hs, been seen en- our streets
for come time. A horse hilchsd to a Top
baggy, osned by Mr.. Task r. was lelft at
he de pot for feS moments, and became
frightened, started 81 3 terrible rate
across the street, AMI into the space betw es n
Boxers blscksni h shop mi Takers
.,sblr, ard down bsck Of the stores on
Water Street. where he was stopped with
u Il, ing The least damage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-01

or the many disasters with which mankind 8
been visfed, one Of the worst Is that class of all
ments which originating simply with inactivity of
the kidneys and bladder, causes such frightfui
loss Of life. Under this appalling category come
hrght's disease, diabetes. gravel, ordinary nepbi-
It's and eatarrh Of the bladder. No eli IS of or
. nj, maladies, AGAINST which medical skill is
pstcd, often bsfiles the expert practitioner and
sets his skill at nsught. Easy Ia II, however. to
arrest these direful ai,menis Mt she start The
6iur-tic action Of Hostefter's stomach Bttere Is
Just sufF ,ient to set the bladder and kidneys at
work, preserve or rescue Them from fatal inactiy-
ity without exciting them. The unmed'cated
9 imulaDts OF coma. cree excite without either
strens min regulating. Bostetter's stomr CHI
Bitters does both II IL unfaiiing for mslari,,
dyspepsia. debility. rheumatism. liver complaint
and cor sfipaton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-01

The streets we're pretty we'll filled yester-
day for. ION vi uncle, sunts, 81 d cousins
but iDmedi<iely after III, parade the street
rels psed into iis old ways and no one would
lnistrust that Z cir Gus was within its gstes.
very srdrry crowd vas in attendance
s.os f, W If the toy peddlers were seen on
the Streets in the forenoon. AID very lit
tie dfunkeI ness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-01

The Lakeside canpueesiDg (Adsentisp'
commence on Sunday and is now in ses-
sion, 10 continue through the week, closing
Sunday, the 8th, There is always quite al
attendance upon this meeting from Water
vile, the distance being short and aii-ral
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-01
Grain B,ocksd. at New Orleans

New ORLEANS, Aug. 81 For fe~
weeks past New Orleans has expt rienced .
arsin blockade and over 800 cars have been
kept standing because of the lack OF civ
,ator facilities and Vt enough steamship
to carry OF the output. The rsi,foads
have 1T last come II the belief that the
extra graia export trade Of the city Will De
come permanent, az have decided to ereci
smother elevator TO accommodate 1t. The
building will not be begun. however, unnl
nexi year. Money now invested in el.-
v.tors in this city is paying dividend OF
25 per cent and the elevators are Iuabins
night and day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-01

O. woman. desp urisg and Ut tched.
breeding. " / longing 10 ds.
Menr fA.e xlAd ch rms tsAl IlesNl

O. woman, desp urisg and IT tched,
breeding, yst longing 70 de.
Hear the glAd CHI rus tsAt fsees
liiiirg The dose Of the sky'
s.Rssters. BE- slad, there's help TO be hal;
No longer BE- miserable, 81 ony and a.
Lost n. Il b again" rags out re refra y,
sPoor cresiures, be healthy and happy Again.
Howl BY taking DR.. Pierct's Favofise
Prescription. the worlds srea'ess remedy
for al Kind, Of disease peculiar to women
II btinrs back tone ard visof 70 the sYs-
TEN weakened b. those distressing cem-
plant. known only to women, which makes
life sreh . burden. Il restores n Taxed
organs to . no-mAi condition. II fornfies
nc ,ysss NJ g.ias: The approach OF diseases
vticu siren terminate 10 uutcld misery, II
nat in dsa,h-~hich IL pc ferahie :" the
pain sod to inert Of iivios. 10 mary In
sssncs.. Isis the great sifs OF scientific
skill and research 10 women. and for IL she
canuos BE- too graceful. Is curss her Ill.
when nothing else can. IL 10 guaranteed
to give satisfaction or price (Sl 00l ~
turned. Absolutely sola on trial,
ausSld&wfolfm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-01

RvG N Hsmlsn of Kinsey, AIS.
.nppnsd the pit at the N. E. church
ys,tsrdsy for Rev. Mr. Lsdd. DIR. Hsmlen
ok for his sutjsct. Let Your Light
Sire, p" snd gave his hearers = very able
discourse. and spent perhaps ten minutes
Of his iiue in explaining The needs of
Mcclellan seminary, Alsbsms, and asked
70. con.iibu,ions toward erecting a new
bltdilg He n ceived q generous oontIi
gu ion While at North Arson ESQ was
r.,-ed 70 furni-h room in the new build
ing. mi It is to tie named for Raw. Mr.. and
Mrs. Laid Of this city.
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Another Cashier III Canada.

LOUISVILLE. Aug. 81 -Msjr w. N.
Tilmap, Cashier Of the Fail City Bank,
which Gently collspsed III this city. h.s
fed to Cansds. The news has Gauss 8
ct nsaiion, both il Gnsncisl ard cisi cir
clcs. tie fugitive being prominent figure
in DO h
His fl ah. Was rrompted BY the invastiga
.iJa which is beieg made into the affairs oi
the susp> bded babk. the disclosures beirg
exceedingly damaging
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-01

Dow & Greene are evidently lookisg for
a 90 Il reasons business. Their coal sheds
are full and Overlooking, and now they are
stocking up besvi'y on stove word. Their
staam saws are busily at work, and il doesl's
take them long to get thro ugh with car
lead Of wood which comes in four-feet
length. "a,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-01

A dealer in wall papers gives the follow
ing directions for making paper stick to
rough walls: First, take a block of wood
about as large as your hand and rub the
wall all over. This will take off all the
rough plaster. Then, if you have very
heavy paper to put on, dissolve one pound
of good glue in pail of boiling water and
apply with a brush to the whole surface to
be papered, being especially careful to cover
the edges or corners next to woodwork. A
thin paste applied in the same way will be
sufficient if ordinary paper is to be used,
always taking care to cover the edges and
corners.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-01

Died at Granite Hill, Mr.. Drummer T
Potter. Sunday morning August 3o'h, aged
IS years 8 months. The lJueral will be
held today at the residence Of Mr.. Frank
Jewett His remains will be taken to
Whitefeli for intefment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-01

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Packard have the
sincere sympathy Of their msny friends
through the loss Of their infant child, who
died SUNDAY night at the age of five m ,ntbs
The funeral will be held at Mr.. PsckArd's
home today At 2 o'clock.