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The Washington bee., 1891-05-02

EF YOUR BACK ACHES,
Or you are all worn out, really good for pQtA
ing, IL Ia general debility. Try
BROWNfS IRON BITTERS.
y VIII cure ypu, cleanse your uveT, and RsyD
a9oodsFssts.
The Washington bee., 1891-05-02
AN INCONSISTENT DENIAL.
1T Is ADMITTED THAT THERE IS AN
OBJECIIoNAL MEMBER WHICH WILL.
CAUSE A SPLIT. THIS MEMBER
WILL NOT RESIGN.
Editor the Bee

Editor the Bee
There is no authority for the
statement made in your issue OF
last week that the 7th Battalion
would leave in body if the 9th
Battalion came to their Armory
The 7th Battalion will cordially
welcome all members of the 9th
Battalion, e0ih one exception.
Should this one Objectionable
member be eliminated, there will
! be nothing in the Way Of a ha<sso.
Battalion has 80 - .. : Surface
Oh the part of Major Revelrs as
is alleged. Even had there been
or should there be, it would be
excusable.
The officers of the 9Th Battalion
who went before the Bruce, Lynch
Chase-committee as we are in
formed and believe, stated that
they would not serve under Major
Revells if ne should be appointed
to the consolidated Battalion, but
would at once resign, (and by the
way where are those designations
anyhow?) You were one of that
committee and can state if we
we're correctly so Informed or not.
Again, when every officer of the
9th Battalion was called upon to
Indicate his preference for a Com
manding Officer, not one of them
gave Major Revells a vote, and
according to his own statements,
his experiences in the organization
were not pleasant or comfortable,
to say the least,
The officers and men of the 7th
Battalion on the other hand have
received him with cordiality and
treated him with respect and cour.
tesy. He must be just and impair
tial, but any little favors lying |
around loose and unclaimed, might |
reasonable be expected to 60 to
those treating him the best. Let
the true friends of the colored SOL
der do what they can to lessen,
not to increase friction,-to help
on union and harmony, not to
create strife and dissensiOn.
"Let the Nation see
"That we are fit to be
"Free" land represented in the
Guard of the D. G.
We cannot afford to crafty our
enemies by breaking up our own
after they have tried |
and failed TO do so, and there is no
reason known to US why we should |
donate to the white militia our
share of Congressional sppropria-
ton. We have been giving our
all to the white race for centuries,
they are the richest and strongest,
let them give Us now at least our
own, without making falls or play |
ing it low down to euchre us out |
of it. Give as square deaf.
One of the Seventh,
The Washington bee., 1891-05-02

When the celebration was first spoken
of this year, T. - :ered citizens divided
as to how it she q some bOlding to
the idea of while others under
-thsofs-h.s Calvin Chase of the
,es In the chnfc1ts ervance of the day By
The Washington bee., 1891-05-02

HISTORY. TrI HIr,-TE CYctoPkIf. coufsns comoIsts
. .-.;' ''a-f ~ sa- great American civil Wsg, pro
,.s-'--r-r' FG rasInIs Anecdotes OF the Rebellion
. if.,- - A,-F-- from 81, ~ ,oyery - Columbus
f.s tu-. ssr.-s descriptions " 'sElo-s hst,s5 sui
r.'' -s'. &c. a history q sL Ll.iorT chrga7.o sica
'HEE Apply. jil. goat war aims ths Lives 81 a.
'-s..-u'a - rls JuI'ui St5-es from WasLins;0u
-sE " -ElfsE1 other ilIstr atoms, also lives and
.s'i's f- G E9usTs:ts, Shakespeare, ByF1u, Wllsa
Be- urs.t irraHu. He1ry Clay. Daniel Webster. ,ri
;,---'sH, aGlL1rs, p0e.t, g-n nIss, 'l7Tsyus1t s--
The Washington bee., 1891-05-02

al around. very fsW 2
cises and the only man
WAS the address of Horl
who wSs the orator 3
Carson faction. His ad
a. Hzn
The Washington bee., 1891-05-02

Chimes, Jsrsaags ,s people o. I1te. afss N7i:sr'-9
Palestine fsll,r4 F5o-De0 BuFmsh. tas NantHl. l-aHi
ls-y. gaFr,r, far-arT Cashmere at Iust-, f Arabs
Tsrss VsIars south AIsIiea1s. Au=-i-sI ii't- as g.
,isus SlsmsSs. ADyssHisEs SoFEeslsu' sssn.a = >i-s
I.slIsr. G-ssls. ElsEa1s s5eEiaus AZ fhss t-Isil D.
Sf5s.ll, las, z.iars B-strisus si'i-izLs. 'l.e e..
To tLis .r-at v9rs - a..a fs--rocd
snd "a re Eud processes % printing -=fe.sns
wood engraving itHOE TLcl1s-hI ra'-
2rnti1s pskius, Fs,oh ulziuz Fh7er na4Hs he
.f,. 4 Of silk ir0u sirsi. glass clLz EaF-Ey soap
gsthsT sSach vail paper, tUIpsnI- postal catf- psss
...rrs Auysopss psEs psaciis, needles, an1 T-F other
1aau1 u
The Washington bee., 1891-05-02
$40 Beautiful illustrations !

nsh5d 70 meet the wants Of the masses 'Or
universal compendium 0f snOwlsiE e, Tractical
useful, scientific and general The w0Ts j. put
Ished cOmp.era In four large and ianj-url+.
volumes, e0nYT.s.ny t0ta. Ut 2l-j pages. AMI
ls proSpss illustrated with CD -su- tI' ruxrsy-
Inss T-ouSanls OF dollars lsvr been eErsfl!,J
% IrAEe rAis the most comp etc. vsusalr ami
ussful work HoT he masses ever p4liI- --i J. j.
work To- every Jocy-m a., woman an c'li.'.
in every gccursS.Ou or walk % lie. IRE -....
stance AMI rlac- -as. u-i''-y o; twenty ort'fE-y
rauIsf. IL fHa g-.r. w.:k ku0w.s.tg. af s--r.
Hind, - tllad IL :. vs. useful niL,s ard u-lp.E
SuRgektl0us tEsr Ne IA y believe THAT 90 eve.
home % which lt shall Siid - "a. t' WE -"..i
come u De regarded g. EN'f'.i ''7 " ...' -"..
For want OF space wec4-s uu-y .rl1-f. .'-rruIIc-
ise snail por.tor a thecgn'-u-sot -'.s gr-s-
yrrTr F.iigvee
The Washington bee., 1891-05-02
I'll S'.Sia'j.: = sysi'7F -

Herein is given tbs useful hlnts
rr-,Fs .t't- = tes-,s=S Hul NUTS, gathered
q the eyrTiy-. OF 'ie r.. s4.less!sl Loft.s4tl!sls
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-07-09
Gin ausgcaei@neter A1ttator,

Die alien Yorteifi1rer babcn IN i9rcn
Yldnen CUR naditen 8aDlcampasnc.
,pabridcinlid einen 6attor ilberlcben,
Der ais Gin unermiioli9cr Ngitator
inter Benz @oltc arbeitet uno %crltanncnss
wertbe &eiultate 81 pcr;cid)nen bat.
IS jinb bies bic ueun MiQionem 3ppos
tbetcn. mel9e bur6 bas gauge Yano
uciritreut iino. IS tommt bur3 i@nitt>
lid cine aui ieoc iicbente Perion, -
Mann, Trau ober &inb-, unb lie be-
lebren bas Golf ii6er bic Notbuenoisteit
einer rabitalen 0~eeiorm better, als Bic
aan,e Yartei 4reile I'M Stanoe 1T, be-
ielbe absulausnsn. 0icie ne,n MiQi>
oncn 6ppotbeten tommen mic sur Mnbe,
iino iid iiber bic 9(rt uno Meiic mic nm
einis, ionbern itetS in benz 3wede CHING,
unb bei9lieBen lire Arbeit INNER nit
elmer moralii@en 2e9re, bic man mic:
malls persiBt. Nls Nsitatoren limb iie
ni9t 81 bietea.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-14
GOSSIP OF THE ORANGES.

The seasons campaign with Hillside
Grange, East Thorndike begun Nov 4th,
with comforting degrees on class OF
three. Others are cordially invited to
enter the frateinal circle Arrange
ments will be made TO introdut features
of an interesting and instructive nature.
Seasi ,e Grange, Belfast, discuss some
unique questions, but the one under con
sideralion at the last meeting takes the
cake" 1t WAS Resolved, "rhat lazy,
slack, good natured wife is preferable
to a neat. smart scold" A l.. Mudsett
had the Affirmative and Mrs Julia Nc
Keen the negative. The question was
finally resolved in favor of the smart
scold by n vote of u TO u.
Seven Star Grange, North Troy, which
has been dormant for some time, has
been reorganized and the following off
GERS elected Master. L9foress Prentiss ;
overseer. George l.. Tyler, lecturer,
George Hillmsn; steward, Elias Seavey ;
assistant steward, George Cook chap
lain. Joseph Barker; treasurer. Daniel
Shaw; secretary, Bertha Hillman; gate
keeper, Clarence Whitney; pomons.
Mrs l. A. Prentiss; Ceres. Mrs Daniel
Shaw: Flora, Mrs G A Iiiilman; lady
assistant steward, Nellie Hillman
The next meeting of waldo County
Pomona Grange will be held with South
Montville Grange, Tuesday, Dec S, with
the following programme: |, Address
OF welcome by Sister Keen 2 response
BY Sister Julia McKeen; 3, report OF
giaDges; {, comforting fifth degree; o..
music by the choir; G appointment of
committee; !, noon recess 8, music; g..
topic. Are the agricultural fairs as now
conducted detrimental to The commun-
ity at large?' to he opened by Bro.
Moses Clements; 10, recitation by Sister
Pease; IL. song bv Bro G. "a. adams !;
II, recitation by Sister Maine Morse; l3,
question. Resor ed. That a lhzy, slack.
good-natured woman is preferable 10 a
neat, smart scold" All Jos, Ellis !,
neg, Ellie Jackson IA, closing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-14
SUFFERING N LYNX.


LYEn. NNs-, Eox n--hfs. T. A. Buck, Mrs.
Shn4a, and the tssfsr's dzashser-s Al living In the
same house II IS Tudor 81 have been prossfssed
with An ailnens tia: has became very prsyaaeas
In this and other PLACES. Their txperienee has
been ms4se public In letters srs:en by Ms Bach
snd Mrs elsHaAn, Mrs Brek sxys;
II rss go coald not walk any distance with
out terrible palpifasioz OF the heart. and diz.
~. faint feeling. whesevsr did any hcuseucrk
bad 10 lie aoss every few minutes
"Ssu can da my hosseusrS easily. and YAH
long distances without resting at AL. 1 have q
good appetite and deep vel Al this Ia due to
my use Of Paine's CELERY compound tia. tried
after sv..yrsiug rise had tsfed- This medicips
took ne Tram the verge o, nervoss prcstrxsion
and general debility aad made me feel ike = new
womas-
II boes my experience ~il is6aes some posr,
wors cut, seroas friend to use this eoupossd
and be sarsd."
Mrs. c. \. sionAn zad Der family have suffered
80 mach. and have been relieved In 20 remarkable
a manner ,has Mrs. sloman says she eoaaiders i:
duty to make pubic the following statement;
"Fof months ny daughter hAs suffered with
dizriasss and iaiaftng spells, some days sving
three or four. 40 not know where this nigas
no. have ended had she not fostgr xtely used =
remedy audef the INF senee OF which the spells
we're completely cured. This remedy is PAine's
celery compound. l do not know Why it
shou'd possess tins wordsrfui power i. does, but
know that 1t restored my daughters health after
her refvoas system wss completely pfostiated.
81. too. suffered with g nervous trouble, and
used this came compound with wonderful bench
eial effect"
Why should there Be- 10 much suffering and sick
ness among men and women when there Is .
remedy Ike Psine's celery compound that cures,
The best physicians prescribe ii, and ~ it was
discovered by no less man than frof. Phelps Of
Dartmouth. every user feels that IT ID the Ierte
ton Of curative and strength giving medicines.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-14

human soul All experience - we'll ~ all
ii,efstares show .his fact, MY punishment,
10 greater sosn can bssr.' is the refrain OF
humanity. Ths dssire 70 make peace With
An avensibg Deity hsseyer cried out. ''Shall
give my hrst born for my trsnssYession,
the fruit CT my body for the sin Of my
sonl?' The iegslsy righteous Paul ex
ciaims, 80, wretehed man that am
who shall deliver me from the
body Of this desth?" As there
is no agony ike the guilt Of sin
so there is no joy like The consciousness Of
forgiveness. fhis is tbs thrilling fear of
only the redeemed soul. Never vas so
glad fact msds known by men, angels o.
Ged lhaa that Jesu. Christ hath power on
earth to forgive sins. Lei this pulpit ard
these pess in tits ,ejuvenstsd church echo
forever this most JOY Gus and mos. grateful
fact. His fitting for those Who have so long
been conscious Of the forgiveness Of sin to
msgnify Ihe facs anew With iips and life.
rhe treasurer, Mr.. F. II. Bssle, who is
in New York, was unable 10 be present and
the pastor made brief statement Of the
fnsuces. The committee had done more.
he said. than they had at fret intended.
The expenditure, in round numbers, was
S2600, snd the whole amount had already
been pledged But The ladies of the church
at the hrst had pledged the smount neces
ssry 20 buy me carpet. OF the
amount pledged al but $500 has
been paid in. The 500 which
remsins for the ladies' TO raise. Rev. Mr.
Res, suggested be raised BY subscription.
He ssid De had the COS viction that many 10
the audience had coma there with the feeling
tsst they would like TO participate in the
glsdnsss OF contributing something The
SlC0 was raised in S., 50 and 81 subscrip
lions and q basket collection WAS taken
up. TIE pastor. Rsv. Mr.. Ross, took
occasion to ,hsnk in behalf Of the church
the people v no had contributed so literally,
many Of them being outside the denomns-
on. His remarks ware followed by = solo
by Miss Harris. Miss Harris possesses a
very sweet, clear voice, sad her rendering
OF This solo was ore Of the most pleasing
fesiuses of the musical services.
In his usuAl felcitous manner Rev Mr..
Palmer thank ed, on behalf Of the church
the pastor, Rev. MIR. Ross, and the commit
tee, " hose untifing efforts had accomplished
so much.
The bsnedictiGn was prJnoun ced by the
Rev. d. Is Randall Of po-'liud
The new gu iiiorium presented brilliant
appearance last eYeDing and WAS filled to
overlooking,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-14

SIM Jones says: q lit ycur meanness
Good nurses say: "Qait dosing babies with
such mean stuff Is Castor Oil. Rhupsrb
Sienna. etc and give them DR.. Hands
Pleasant Phi, sis. Z pslatabls, harmless and
&c rtsin remedy for constipation ard irregu
lsfity Of baby hood. 1t never weakens,
bu, Strengthens. IL torres the stomach,
liver and bowels, and is SLOW and Genrle ii
action, aud very snnthi'g in influence
For sale By Chss. X Partridge Augusta
Geo. w Dor, Waterviile, C. II. Brsnr,
HAilowell and Geo. Z. Warren, Gardiner,
tuesly form
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Two veil known Auguslans were gong
down Water street Thursday evening.
They passed 4 isrse millinery store, the
youpgsr man stopped and looking in said
That's pretty bonnet"
Number two also looked in,shen suddenly
said. ''Iil buy it if you'll wear it on Water
street Sor half An hour
To his perfect horror snd CONSERVATION
number enc cried out, Done, IN wear IT. y
With vry face Mr.. Blank went in aud
purchase The bonnet At = cos: Of IS 90 and
Mr.. Dash were IL f1rc over 80 minutes to the
great amusemen. Of msEv pedestrians but
he laughs best who lsughs is:s. Mr.Dash,
however, would row like TO fad way to
dispose OF his new head gear.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-14
The Weeks Failures.

NEw YORK, Nov I3-The failures of
the last seven days, IS reported TO Dan &
Russell, number for the United States 25s
In the corresponding week last year there
were 1924 failures in the United States.
Bra streets says the business failures in
the United States this week number PCS
against 200 in this week lest year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-14

The Gardner Young Mems Christian
Association holds exercises appropriate 10
IFS sixth anniversary, at the First Baptis'
church Sunday evening". At 80 O'clock
The exercises will DO IN sccordsrce with
the full programme alrcsty pabbshtd in
the .TorRsAL. Rev. G. Il. OSen will act
as the presiding officer General Secretary
Murrty will present statement OF the cob
di,,on Of the work an. the reports Of shr
several officers rili he medo. A feature or
Che exsfc.s,s III be she spsing BY General
Secretary sd Mes. tesnody Of Aasusta'
S;s,e Secretary shelton Of Auburn WIZ pF
present and q LIVER the address. H VIE
avery t,tars.tIng service AMI corolh III
vtIa4oa tsextst duj 10 evcyone To De present
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-14

II can marry any girl pleSte,' was bi.
exclamation, but unfortunately then he cid
not please any; and there was plsin reason
for IL He had contracted cstsrra OF ths
wort form, and, although we.i by,
educate ., attractive person tvesy other ~sy
he wxs posiiiveiy r.pulsive 20 his lady
fieuds, lumber of whom elected his
offers OF marriage. A friend advised him
To usa DR.. Ssge's CAtarrh RsmedF. lie
tick his sdvice, and now is the most popu-
l.r bssu in town, aid he really can 'ma'ry
any guI he pleases" 10 ak. IL made bis
btes,n pure and sseet, lie has 30 headache,
10 offensive disth.,ses from The nose, 10
.horr, lie in perfect health, and all from
u,irg few bottles Of DR.. Ssge's Cstarth
Rem d..
nuylAdgtfolfm
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soands nice. don't II But o, how fas. and fu-
rlous are the roetiass 10 pough weather. The
Intestinal warfare begotfen In your vitals by the
tea's c1umoficn begg us description what's the
proper csper under these eircomstancess Take
Hoststter's stomach hftters. Nothing Compare
bic to II fer iremedyfna ses sickDess Or the kin
dred nausea from which many delicate land tr1v-
eiers suffer. Dyspepsia, cramps, constipation,
edied by rhe Bi:ters. kxposur- in rough wealth
er IL often produc i've OF hurtfui consequences,
witch may. however. be averted by the timely
wa, mn 'hfossh the ,ystem, and promotes 40 ac.
tive CT en stion Of the b God Ia the fxtremties
When bsprubed and chilled. Aalzria, kidney
trcsbe. faean attain asd debility are remt died By
the Bltters.
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The high school boy, are waxing en-
,hu,,astic over the game Of fooibsil. The
watch With interest the JouRsAL's accounus
Of the games plsyed by school eievens ID
several Maine to~ns, and nave quite An
idea that the Gardiner high school shooid
put team ia the field. They have SOM
excellent material tor team and II 10 qate
probable that one mxy be organized.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-14
BY TELEGRAPH.
WANTED roR EsBEzzLExENT.
Boston Man charged with Stealing
Ss0. 900 Arrested ut Halifax.

HAL,FAx. N. S. Nov. Is About tso
uontns ago, J. PEAKS. in tns employ Of the
Boston & Albany railroad in connection
with the elevator department, dissppeared,
and the Boscn police we're notified tbas ne
vas waited for :ae emhexzlemsnt OF $50
0C0. Today the maa vas arrested as the
Royal Hatl, where he registered - Gee
Foster VI Nes York. He made no attempt
70 deny that he sas tina man wanted. TIE
Basson police wire notified Of the capture
for which no reward il offered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-14

Tie sosdssools ard mushrooms Of the
world have been enumerated and cata-
loausd BY scientist in Lordop, England.
ard 1t 10 found that there are 1900 species
known to science in every psft Of the world.
Blu: Of this number not more than five per
cent. are definitely known to be edible,
while frtm 80 to leo sre positively asserted
to be very poisonous.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-14

The her,e .nd outfit when Is to be the
chier auraction on the season ticket ni
Hessn pest for their coRins fair, was pn'-
chased yssterisy. The horse 10 seven yes's
al and sound N wind snd limb. He "a
puref ased by the committee OF Z. u
r.s.sr. Tie sleigh ia one Of Gilson's best
AID the harness $50 one. The robe,
hsl,er. blanket, rhip and other ACCESSIBLE
complete = datdy turnout
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What is
I2:SI;!l||'l!';;;,l'|

cs,or;a il Dr. Samuel Pitchers prescription ior iu
81 chi,drcn 1t contains neither Opium Morph'no 'p
other Narcotic substance. 1t Is a harmless .,
for pareroric Drops Soothing syrups, and CASTOR o
:. :. p,.s.n. IT'S auar;ntco Is thirty years use py
.,,u;.,s ar Mothers Cast destroys Worms ana "'s
,.x.risbness. Cas,oris prevents vomiting sour ou'"'
,,.s n;arrhma and Wind Collie Castoria rene'eS
t.othns troubles cures constipation an" "'''''y
6.storia sssimilates the food, regulates INC S'o
-. ,.,-.,s giving, healthy and natural sleep. Gas.
:. ~. rh;,aren,s Panacea-the Mothers Friend
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Maine Salmon for Vermont.

BURLINGTON, VT, Nov. Is Car No. 8
Of The United States Commissary arrived a.
Essex Junciio at noon today, coming from
Green LsEe. M. II the TAT ks of the car
were stms IL 600 yesr!iDg lat blocked sal
mon. 1bis afternoon the fish were placed
in the str, am recently visited BY Gen. W.
Y. W. Ripley of Ratisnd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-14

What ears splitting cries ~e hear daily in
the streets Of every large city But these
i'inersnt dealers who hawk taeif wares
about are. when under prepsf restrictions,
useful portion Of the community. and no,
such nui.ancss a. the cstarrh hspkers.
This is stubborn 6i.esss 10 cGqisr, bu.
DR.. Ssge's Cats!Ih Remedy does II. IL !.
mild, soothing and sutisepis, unlike snuff.
that irrliste, CT solutions thst bu,o. Il
cosrecss offensive breath, aud restore 9
Taste, smell and he.riog. Meal cs.arrh
often ends 10 consump,i,u. Apply the only
cure in time. Price 80 cents. b. all drug
gists. novl2t3.foirm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-14

Rev. A. $. Ls8l ana preach ct the
Nj tholiss church tomorrow at 2. 10, local
lime. Sunday School as 30. Al D 10
revival service will be held IN the large
yestsy, under the auspices OF the Epworsh
League. This meeting 10 for everybody.
and sill are invited. There will be DO ser,
vice Al 100. Glass meeting Will be held
this evening,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-14

Records show tbs, durirg the Rebellion
1904 blockade runners were captured or de-
aroyed, valued at 81 900. GOO. with c<rgoes
valued a, s23 100000, total Of 10000.
COO. To that sdd over SIG 0C0, 900 Engls' d
p,ii 10 settle the Alabama claims, and il
will be seen that What she made by tryiD 3
to help the cause Of the "soiid South was
not all prot t.
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A LIFE SENTENCE
Almy Hopes to Get by Pleading Guilt,
Of Murder in the second Degree.

BosroS. Nov. ia Globe special from
Plymouth, N. H., says the special joiy
drawn 10 Try Aimy has been nouded BY tee
clerk Of court not to appear. This means
either that Amy or Abbott will not be nts d
unal later dste, or viil plead guilty 10
murder and leave the courx to fx the de-
gree. II 10 generally believed the latter is
correct, tie prisoner trusting to lite impris-
onment on plea to murder in the second
degree.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-14

The steamer Lrzzis Sto~. which ~.
been a popular means OF communicate" be-
tween Augusta and Bath. made her is,'
trip THURSDAY and was taken to the mon
of the riyer yesterday, where che will &c
INTO winter quarters. if possible she Will
70 on The railway at Boothbay for repairs
aud remain there during the winter, bus u
.rrsn gements to this effect cannot be made
,ns VIII winter at Southport.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-14

Among .he sales made A. j. Libby OF
the pins Tree stock Farm within the past
week. !. that of the we'll known four-yeaF
old seldiug Boxer by Black Pilot, dam
Lady Fisher. lie vas sold to A. ID. fisne,
Of Bellows Fails. Vt, and vas shippe'
Wednesday. MIR. Libby has also soh 49,,
celt DRAFTED matched pslr, Batterscotch 50
Billy Mont, exhibited by Mr.. Libby AZ the
s ATE Fair at Lewiston last fall. rms tast
pair was scii TO II. A. Hutchins OF SeT
York CITY. who purchased them for avs OWE
driving al 3 fancy price.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-14
Maine Pensions.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Is Pensions have
been granted these residents of Maine:
Thomas C. Mcclellan, Law
renee Hsnion, VIM II. Parsons, Sylvanus
B. Lamb, Lawrence O'Brien; increase,
Vinal V Messey. Washington Patterson;
widow. Lydia Davis,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-14

Calico printing originated in Iodia in very
ancient times. The art spread westward to
A.ia Minor and the Levsnt. II was i'm
ported into Holland b. the Dotch East
India Company. and spread into Gsrmsny
Calico pfiL ting was iIt5odnced Toto England
during the seventeenth century.