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sHERIFF's SALE.


"
John Il. POulson, e Al.
Order Of sale from denry County Court Of Cor,mon
Pleas.
II virtue OF an order OF sale issued from the above
~ named Court and TO me directed as sheriff Of
henry County. viii oner a public sale at the north
Saturday, April IL, 1891,
at the hour Of O'Clock, p M Of said day, tho fol
ty Ohio, to-wit: ' ~'-
The east half OF the southwest quarter Of section
tweuty-eight t2s in townsp six t6) north OF range
eighty (S0) acres more or less.
Appraised at 81 1880
Terms Of sale, cash.
Z. E. DECKER,
Sheriff OF Henry county, Ohio.
NJ. Knupp, attorney for plaintiff
Napoleon, o., 1891. $40
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Probate Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Frederick Deven-
~ thal, as guardian Ol Harmon and Caroline
DeVenthal, has filed final account of his guar
dlanship, which will be for hearing and settlement
April 18th, 1891
M.DoNNELEY, Probate Judge.
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"The angels are beautiful said tn Q
mother softly to her youngest boy.
"Yes, mamma" he murmured, "they
are out of sight. Washington Star.
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Probate Notice.

N olIGE is hereby given, that Martin L. Red
~ man, as administrator of the estate of John ~
kedman, has filed final account Of his administra
no tion, which will be for hearing and settlement
March %, 1891.
NJ. D0NSELLY, Probate Judge.
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Probate Notice

NOTICE Is hereby given, that Thomas LingIe, as
~ guardian Of Thomas Lukenblll, has fled q
sixth account of his guardianship which will be for
hearing end settlement April 6ih, 1891.
NJ. D0NNELLY, Probate Judge
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Probate Notice,

N Office is hereby given, that John Flory, as
~ guardian of William Gibson, has filed filth
account of his guardianship, which will be fST hear
ing and settlement April 6ih. 1891,
II. DoNNELLY, Probate Judge
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Probate Notice. T.

N oIIoE is hereby given, that Sherman A
~ Hughey as guardian of Charles WaheI and
urace Hushey, has filed third account of his
susruianshlp which will be for hearing and settle.
meht April 18th. 1891.
NJ. DoNNENLY, Probate Judge.
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Legal Notice.

Margaret O. Peterson,
va ! petltion IN nIvorra
ArlAnd Peterson.
A RLAND PETERSON, residence unknown. will
n take notice that on the iOih dsy OF March,
1881, Margaret O. Peterson died her petition IN the
Court OF Common Pleas for enry County, Ohio,
PRAYING divorce from said Arland Peterson on
the ground OF willlnl absence for more than three
years last past and that said cause viii be for hear.
ing In said cOuIt on and afier april 2Oih 1891
MARGARET @. PETERSON.
by d. MEEKisoS, her Attorney
Napoleon, o., March l2th, 1891 CIV.
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obtained and all other businessin the O. s. Pate,
otnce attended to for MODERATE FEES,
our Office is opposite the o.. 5. Patent Office. and
wecan obtain Patents in less time tbos those re
mote from WASHINGTON
Send MODEL OR DRAWING. We advice az 10
patentability free of charge; and we make M
CHARGE UNLESS WE OBTAIN PATENT
=, we refer, here to the Postmaster, the Snpt of
Money Order Div, and to officials of the o. S Pat.
ent ONCE, For circular, advice, terms, and refer
ences to actualclients in your own State or couptv
address q snow e CO Ouf'S'
opposite Patent ONCE, Washington, ID. o,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-01

= The food leads On 10 fustuns." md Inst
b u equally t4ne Of c5uasies. Some assa
nP IN Afcostock talk Of the pairing II I
moRtuge spon their farms BY voting o
eabsxibe Tar this stock, fefgstfins tbas
uzdes tie pfssecs system ttey Y<y sach
ds5 n the year excessive tribute 60 The G
p. railway, fsr beyond vhss Shyiock
wo1ia csrs demand. He thinks aov Is the
soidsr opportunity for Afoossook. Shc
has been ottea disappointed and mach has
she griesed because she has hssr 70 de-
!zded IN the past. but abie fasncisrs ard
men Who have her i7ips welfare snd tras Of
Bangor 81 hesTs havs sxken hold With .
VIII, and IL every man IL Aroostork viii
calmly lock The situation ever and han 20
on; sn1 vote fer saaneirzsso1 from The
ciutcssss Of the csnxsisa Pacific, all VII
BE- we'll AID the Bangor & Asscssook al
rad win b. Sxsi fact.
0ne thins The A,orsseek psaYia shcr'd
besr ia m&nd Is. that nowhere in the State
sse Communities bsvin9 tide water eonrec-
tions heavily taxed by freight rates HAy-
ing iins Of her e.a 10 tide water in Bac-
gar. TIE county Of Araosfook must be
eIsssea with tide wsser territory, ard thus
she eAc get frern railroads the low rates TO
points vest which are given tide water SEE
nans, Excessive rates viii rot then be
known AID all this viii rebound 70 her last
laz Welfare.
Ard Banser toe has . vital interest, for
slah toe ste4t and growing county above
her sooa 10 be toe largest c7unts IL .hs
State. eiase'y CONNECTED b. siaart line,
she mus, Eecesssriiy be greatly benefited.
Slz has cesn made target
If and assisted on every hand.
bat seeming Pfosideace has shown her
he way clear as Is has Aroostaok. and With
y sympsshssie press, people and Legislature
10 the State wishing both we'll, the domi-
ntsring Canadian Pacific IL powefiess to
stay the Onward march 70 . healthy groSth
and an abundant prosperity. through the
coming Bangor and Aroostoek Rsiiroxd.
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tien- what, city rum shop Such peo-
pie are not opposed 70 rum shops IN
general, but they draw the line al
municipal agencies. II IL . fact
that ouch places, properly man.
aged. are exceedingly hard 70
fiud. and The experiment Is one
net 70 be rsshIy entered upon. But M.
Ross points out the fact. upon profess
sional authority, that alcoholic stim-
aIants are not needed 10 this day and gen.
GRAFTON. Some Of the leading physicians.
10th in this country and Europe, do not
Use them AZ all, and their example ia BE-
Ing followed By members OF the profes-
sion In rapidly increasing Numbers. We
DO rot think that the sentiment of tie
people Of this ely viii ever cease to1de-
maed the vigorous and honest enforce
merit Of tie protibltory law
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Skswsrsd and Cured.
First was skewered and then 1 '

First was skewered and then 1 was
cured" says Jones, and he laughs heartily
over his little joke. Well, let him laugh.
Let lsugh. who wins. He was skewefed
through and through By dyspepsia and it,
attendant train Of ills. He was cured by
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
Do you feel dull, ianauid, low-spirited
experience sense of fullness or blosting
after eating, tongue coated, bitter or bad
taste in the mouth, irregular appetite, dizzi-
ness, frequent headaches, nervous pros
trstion or exhaustion, hot Pushes
alternating with chilly sensations, sharp,
biting transient pains here and there, cold
feet, drowsiuess sitter meals, wsketulness,
or disturbed and unrefreshing sleep, con-
slant and indescribsble feeling Of dread, or
Of impending calamity?
There sre symptoms Of Bilious Dyspep-
sis, or Torpid Liver, associated with Dys-
pepsis, or I1digestion. DR.. Pierce's Gold
en- Medical Discovery will subdue the
cause, il taken according 10 directions, for
a reasonable length of time, or money paid
for it will be cheerfulIy refunded:
mar30d& yfolYm
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STATE HHws.
Aroostook.

MArLEros.
Stewart & Morton took their teams out
of the woods last week, They have done
good work ia securing spruce and cedar
for their mill.-FArmess are storipg ia
quito q lot of money taken for their pota.
toes. Those selling lister in the season are
receiving 81 80 per bsrrel for Dakots reds.
The school in District No. I closed last
Friday. II was taught by Mr.. VIM, M.
Brooks CT Norway, Me. who hiss
given very general satisfaction.
The Relief Corps held an apron sociable
Tuesday evening of last week. The result
of the entertainment vas purse of about
twelve dollars which goes into the treasury
of The society. A very pleasant evening
WAS enjoyed BIZ the lsrge number present.
"A large and enthusiastic meeting vas
held In Grange Hall last Friday evening, in
she interest of the proposed Bangor &
Arcos.o0k Railroad, the question, had the
county better loan its credit to the enter
prize to the amount Of five hundred thous-
ard dollars, was ably and clearly discussed
by G, NJ. Park of Presqae Isle. A. A.
Burleish of Houison and S. c. f, Smith
Of Mspleton. A rising vote was taken at
the CLOSE and unanimous expression WAS
given in favor of the loan.
SPRAeUr's Minis.
Hereafter the class meeting will be held
every Tuesday evening instead of Friday
Rev. Mr.. Winslow of Lisbon vii, preach
in the Free Baptist church next Sabbath al
Ii A. M.-Miss Cells White has returned
from Lowell, MSS. to see her mother who
is very siek.-Msster Lisie Murphy started
for Boston Tuesday.
ASHLAND.
We are panied to hesr Of the desth of
MEs. James Crocke. Of Lincoln Mira.
Croker lived here several years and made
many wsfm friends who extend to the
aeresved family their heartfelt sympathy.
e. X. Jeweis af Boston who has besu
spsrdieg she wiussr st his uncls's, E. G.
Dunn, Jr., returned home this week.-Mrs..
Olive Martin who wslt to Dakota 10 STAY
year or two returned homs after a six
months absence. She thinks Aroossook
preferable 50 the far fsr West.-Evers body
is sllrs ~ .he railroad question. Maine
hss allowed Areastook vast wealth of which
she was either careless or ignorant, to be
aoaopssizsd by New Brunswick long
enough, and ii IL quite time che tried TO
Appropriate = snsrr fer her own henefis.
GLENwoop.
The hesatifal STOW is taking French
iaave Of rs sad we bid il kindly adieu.-I
Oar annual torn meeting was held on the
sd. Oar worthy townsnaa, 2. 81. Put
nsns. Ess elected to the vasi9u. Offices in
the rife of the = wfl - r our million feet Of
fucihey seesaat OF wtterstIsck take this
-prtng n ebsrse OF Gesrse b. ei.rs and
d. catnn.i q
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April IS so--'srabd Lo5gs of Good fenplAfs
Lewiston.
April z2--Grand Division, Sons OF Temperance.
ssmi annasi meeting. WAGsryi-.
May IN w sshingtnn county District Lodge Good
TemplarA. Gbarlotts.
June k-I'isosta'iuia District Lodge, Good Tea
glars, MILO.
Jane s-ksansb.o District Lodge, Good Ten.
piafs.
Rsifrsszs.
Aprtl al epBobeC saaday School Convention
Gardiner.
April ia nnsal FAST Day.
Apfsl Eff sazias 6ssisossi,; Qoafesesea. szsss-
gtsk.
Aprii rs-aay s-Esst ndss gsgaezls rexfsf
spss. Dsasastscnt.g
jana i0-soFdoin FIRE. Baptist Quarterly Meet
ing. Bow1otohsm Ridge.
Essasss' Iastt.vta<
April Sat Grand Army Hall Windsor
April t-At Union Hal Pittihcld.
fstsoss ar Efsss&<sry.
April ai-wa!do County Pomona Gfanfs, uaryesi
Moon. JhorndiEs.
Aptil Is Psnotseot i'oa0na Grange, Queen
city, Bangor,
J.ne a-somsfsst Coaasy Pomona Orange. pr.s
nsld.
hssan,s.
May ss~hnhoal noet,rgs Grand ~ssonia saSies
Portland.
miscellaneous.
April 7-6rand lodge OF Maine. n h. order ct
Protection, BnekspoFt,
Apnl l0irottins a1fse Breedsrs' Statc ne
ing, Lewiston.
July i-centsHnial Celebration OF Berwick Aca
dsmy
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have been a sufferer from catarrh for
years. Having tried number OF remedies
advertised a. "sure cures" without obtain
ing any relief, had resolved never to take
any other patent medicines. when a frien /
sdvised me 70 try EIy's Cream Balm. I
did 50 with great reluctance, but can now
testify that after using it for six weeks I
believe myself cured. 1t isa most agree
BILE remedy-an invs!uabie Bs,rn.-Josep h
Stewart, 624 Grand Ave, Brooklyn.
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"A Looking Backward" was given BY
Mrs. Sheldon at Union Hall last evspins.
The hall was beautifully decorated viii
fisgs and bunting. In one coorner wss
booth over which Japanese umbrella VA
suspended. Nearly all who took 10 he
dances were masked until intermissiou,
when their masks we're removed. The cos.
TUNES and masks were odd and sstractsd
much attention. The programmes were
quite tasty. Pullen furnished music.
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II you are suffering from some lingering
or long-stardine complaint which refuses to
yield to treatment, Why do You not consult
the skilful and eminent DR.. Greene, Of "a
Temple Place, Boston, Mass, BY letter.
He is the disc,verer Of the wonderful rem
sdy, DR.. Greene's NervurA, ard is . spsc-
ialis: in the cure Of all forms Of nervous
and chronic diseases. He devotes special
attention to the treatment Of patients at G
distance through letter correspondence,
and his success in restoring even the worst
and apparently incufab!e cxes to health
with his harmless vegetable remedies 10
mBrveiloas.
Write him description Of your case and
he viii return . carefully considered
ansFer fully explaining your disease, and
giving you perfect understanding Of sII
lie symptoms. free Of expense. II will,
therefore. cost sou nothing to consult him,
sad there 10 almost positive assurance Of
bsiag cured ~ thousand. Of others have
been SEED for his symptom blank to a.!
out d&r,,fo,ym
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Happy HOos1ers.

VIM. Timmons, Postmaster of Idaville,
Ind, writes: Electric Bitters has done
more for me than all other medicines COM
bined, for that bad feeling arising from
Kidney and Liver trouble John Leslie,
farmer and stockman, of same place, says
Find Electric Bitters to be the best Kidney
and Liver medicine, made me feel like a
new man. ]. W. Gardner, hardware mer-
chant, same town, says: Electric Bite RS is
just the thing for man who is all run down
and don't care whether he lives or dies; he
found new strength, good appetite and felt
just like he had a new lease on life. Only
soc. bottle, at Bowditch, Webster, & Co.'S
drug store. aug6deod&wlychwky
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What druggist says: ~ have been
selling DIR. Bulls Cough Syrap for ten
years. and it has given better Subtraction
than any other cough remedy. A. G..
Schmidt. ApothecAyy, Hanover, Pa.
There IL q slave, whom we have put in
prison. Aye and we'll keep him there,
ne va, tyrsnt once, bu. his reign 10 over,
his scepsre lies in the dust. His name il
Pain, sad his conqueros is the far-fsmsd
aad world-,snovned Salvation Oil.
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The relations between Governor
Buikeley and Comptroller S;aub Of Con
nectieut are reported IA much strained
since the comptroller locked the doors
against the governor, but no further
demonstration has taken place. It Is
said that the comptroller will not pay
any Of the governors private bills.
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The Best Ssiye in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chopped Hands, Chilbiains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. II
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price IS cent per.
box. For sale by Bowaitch, Webster q Co
sGG8eodAwiy
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La Grippe Again.

During the epidemic of L. Grippe laet
season DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds, proved 70 be
the best remedy. Reports from the many
who used it confirm this statement. They
were not only quickly relieved, but the dis.
ease left no bad after recruits We ask You
to give this remedy trial and we guaran-
tee that you will be satisfied with results,
or the purchase price will be refunded. ii
has no equal in La Grippe, or any Throat.
Chest OF Lung Trouble. Trial bottles free
st Bovditch. Webster & Cos drug store
Large bottles, Soc. and 81 90.
aug6deodkwehwkyIy
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The conference Of III, Keuuebec Val

The conference Of the Kennebsc Valley
devotional committee at the Y. M. c. A.
last evening was quite . successful affair.
Able papers were presented by the Augusta
and Gardiner secretaries. and State Score.
tary Shelton conducted . question drawer
and spoke Of the encouraging aspect Of IL
work throughout the State, and referred n
the great need Of spiritual Effort In the Linz
OF Bible classes. J. W. Townsend co..
Quoted . very impressive consecrate SERVES
ct the close.
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The JOURNAL is indebted to Michael NJ
Clark, Esq, of Houlton, clerk of the
Supreme and Superior Courts of that
county. for copy OF ths annual report of
the municipal officers of Houlton. The
local details con.ained in the report are all
interesting AID make good showing for
the town.
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'Certsin hard words, made into pills,
Simply to swell the doctor bills,"
are not what constitute DR.. Pierce's Pleas
ant Purgative Pellets. They are tiny, sugar
coated. purely vegetable pills, IS pleasant
ss confectionery to the taste, and acting
upon the stomach and liver gently but
enfectually, and as naturally as Nature her
self. For sick headache, indigestion,
biliousness, constipation, and all the result.
ing diseases, no laxative equal to them has
ever been discovered. mar3Od&wfolrm
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Financial and Legislative Measles
Boston Journal.

There is too much hard headed common
sense among the farmers Of New Hampshire
and other New England States to afford
much encouragement for the trsnsplsnting
OF such lunacie, as hose Of the Alliance
Financial and legislative messles Of the
Greenback and associated types had their
run In New England some years ago, but
not in so acute a form as in the West.
There is little danger Of a renewal Of them.
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AT Christ Church, Gardiner, (wednes.
dsy.) the service 10 to be similar to the ons
held at 1t. MARKS here last Sunday evening.
The Augusta choir charters . special cleo
tic car, leaving Gardiner at 10 p. M.
Forty-two members Of st Marks' Choir will
assist the vested choir Of Christ Church.
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Easter in the Maine churches was, as
ususl made bright, spriDglike and cheerful
by flowers, birds and children's voices. In
msny Of the smaller towns, as we'll as in
the larger places. the day was celebrated in
q reverent and becoming manner.
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Lincoln.

The following are the real estate trans
fers in Lincoln county for the week end
ing Mar. IS:
ALSA-A. M. Card to j. A. Jewett. land and
buildings 81.
BoorHBAY-Alden c. Grimes to George E
Moody, land. 500.
BoOTHBAY HARBoR-Chas. II. McClintock to
Cora G. MeClintock, land, 81 etc. E
Observation-Disclosures p. Turkey to Asbury T. Roy.
al. land and buildings. $1l75; Sam'l b. Tibbetts to
Daniel Penniman, land and building, si5.
DAMARIsCorTA--Chas. Norris 20 Ephraim Car
Isle. land, $50.
DREsDsS-Lucy Ii Reed ct al to silas 7. Fer
rel, land, $500; Sarah 7. Mayers TO Frank p.
Robbins, land and bull jings, $500.
JEFFERsoN-Melzar A. Nash 10 Flora l.. Nc.
Curda, land, $40.
NoBLEBoRo-Edward X. Hall TO Cora L.Moore
land and buildings, $1,000; Bartlett l.. Chap an
to John ". Potter, land, $50.
NKwCAsTLE-Wm. A. Dodge to Ephraim Car
Isle, land and buildings, $3.50
SOMERyILLE-Orman Laplain to Solomon z
Hopkins. land AVID buildings, 81.
WIsCAssET-Getsey Foster eft al to Charles b
Averill, land, 1880; Daniel d. Pool to Isaac g
Williamson, land and buildings, $1,000.
WHITEFIELD-AzubaC G. Plummer to Newell +
Averill, land. $500; Mabel X. Ware to Abbie
Ware, land, &l50.
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Machiss Republican Governor Burleigh
continues Mr.. H. C. Munson in the capacity
of agent for the Pasamsquoddy tribe Of
Indians. Mr.. Munscn has held this posi-
ton, to the satisfaction OF all concerned,
for number of years.
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The lecture Of Prof. Leslie A. Lee Of
Bowdoin College, before the Kennsbec
Natural History and Antiquarian Society,
takes place tomorrow evening In Grand
Army Hall. His subject 10 depths Of The
Sea-" and it will be Of intense scientific end
popular interest.
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Education and Suffrage.


By vote of ia to IL, the House con-
cured with the senate and passed the
resolve to submit to the people . consti-
tationsl amendment, establishing an educs-
sionsl qualification for suffrage. This is q
move IN the right direction, eminently
proper and strictly jass to everybody. The
amendment Is very liberal indeed, IS no
one now voter is deprived OF that privi-
lege, the provision applying only to those
people coming of age after the adoption of
the law.
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A young man by the name Of Ellis, en-.
ployed at the pulp mill, had one of bic
fingers crushed BY the barking machine
yesterday. DR.. R. J. Martin dressed the
injured member
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COMMITTEE NOTICES
Hlnarna.

The cammit,as Gg Anaaoe e,.li alett Ga tIgig
roosa. & sia treasurer scgns, "a Wednasasg ~
eaoh wsss At 2 u L. n, nptn Otherwise ordafeA
Per order o, the committee.
isn4cd1 TsOs- r. IMsw,
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tiaBgs Of Nsws,


The com Nitro On change ~ EaHle vii pee
russasys ~ O'Clock y. " antii 'rfshr~ neft,s
Per order u sammtttee.
81 2. WsvEa PCUss seN'v.
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.Essso!7, u: "a. d; " L;sr M5T
tascgs1x p ia ntT Of ~ AZ
FASTING AND PRAYER.

Let ~ apon thai dag seffsla from Oar Customary
yaesticns. and By 0ss nFesiass aaa 10 places
Of puobc worship. nsks bgntss scknovladys-
meas Of our dspeBdease apos Almighty God
Nay ne In humility Of spirit asxs canissss6a
Of our own asworshiness. ans earnestly suptileaso
H.s ssyrnsfh and guidance that ~e may wax ths
more aeesp;abIy IN Ms sIshs and the better 1ar
form the duties We ows 70 oarssiyes and % GA,
fetiavmsn.
Given at the Ccaaeil Chamber q, Augusta thI,
tsenty.sixth day Of March, 10 .0e rear Of Cur
Lard ono thousand eight hnnarei and aiasty one
and Of the Independeaea Of lbs United States OF
America. the one hsDdTsd zad fifteenth.
BY the Governor. EDWia c. BUELEI4H.
NICHOLAS FEssesDxs.
Secretary Of State.
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Ii may be that your wife would rather
have hind word and some new clothes
now than silver handles on her coffin spd
3 grsve-stcne with big letters on ii by and
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Well, there il this to be said of the man
who 10 always thinking about himself; he
has no time left for finding fault with
others.
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The Committee oe pines Aad aiming St ae
syary Tuesday - a'eioos P. NJ, Ia the ,pmtfs
anse ooDn;isoe to0r1 snlil 'uftiisr Rotice.
81. %. UusHEE, EHAFIs,
Secretary. ghblrnap
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-01

The Atsts Prison oonp,,tieQ vii ucet IN theiy
room Oh ihgrsdaY o. each v1HeE Al 2 =. aAiu
5therwise oFdEFcd.
C. A. TT TOE, sso'y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-01

According to Southern dispatch there
is man in Texas who has beard Is feet
long. But as it fails to say which museum
manager ha, secured him the story is not
0epepalIv cYedited