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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-07
NATIONAL MULE sPNNERs


LAwsxscE, Mass, Ocs- e.--All this af-
,efncon labor men held . conference in
Nsedhsm Hall, The occasion being the
semi-,nnual meeting Of the National Mule
Spinnsrs Association. The meeting was
secret. The press committee gave out the
following facts There were present 25
delegates. Fall River had seven, sm,rg
them Senator Howard. Lsvreace, Lowell,
New Bedford, Lewiston. Nashua, Dover,
Pawsucket, Wslthsni. Augusta, Wstesviile.
Biddeford spd other Places had rep
rssenEat.ves. The reports of the sec
retsry and treasurer shosed shsirs to
be in q prosperous state. The for
mer's report stated that srievar &c ex-
existed only in the Pacific mills, a. Law
renee. A committee appointed to consider
tie matter Of wages in The Lowell mills
and P4eihc mill;, reported tnas the suhjec.
would be taken up Wednesday. Tonight
the delegates we're rendered ball in the
.,y hail Dy the Lawrence mule spinners.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-07
THE MORMONS
Attempt to Refute Statements Made
About the Mormon Church.

SALT LAKE. Utah, Oct 6 The Mormon
conference TODAY adopted resoludors de-
ciaging hat sbe Utah commissions II jor-
ity rrpof. made many unsroihful siateme ils
concerning the Merman Church and tie
attitudes of its Dea b rs in relation e.
political affairs, Etc. The fesolutions deny
that the church dominstes It's mem
bers in polidcsl matters and Ibs.
the church and state are uritsd
They assert that the Peoples parry is en-
tirely and finally dissolved ard the fesl,y
of the Mormone bepe.forth will be to .u .h
nalionsl political party as seems best suisei
to The perpesuits of the Republican govern
ment. The resoIuiots csclsIe thss the
members of tn, conference DO not believe
there hsve been any p,lygamous mar
risges solemoiz.d aInoDg the Latter Dav
saints during the period named
by the commission. They say tn.
manifesto of President woodruff for
biddipg future plural marriages wss
adopted at last Octcbel's conference In
all sincerity ard good faith. The
Salt Lake Tribune (Gentiie) says
the commissions report hiss stirred Nor
mopdom to the depths. II asserts that the
language Of the speakers today leaves ne
doubt Of division Of party lines made
under direction Of the church, the ultimate
object being 70 obtsin statehood.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-07

The JopRsAL has sirea1y rspo'ted tae
action tsEeB o. tnr viiisse corpo. auon in
relation 20 'he proposed sewer On Railroad
street, wbeG il was voted to i1.truct ihe
assessors 70 go ahead on the YORK ard hire
money to pay the bills. This vote sas
tsksu .ft.r he seisctnea Of TIE tawn hsi
promised ths',as representing the town they
vonid look after part Of the expense. They
have s.aes decided no. to assume any po--
rioa Of the liability in absence Of specific
vote Of ,ae sown, and % the msttef now
hangs BY the gills, 50 TO spssk. Assessor
Vickery 10 inclined 10 thin the whole thing
had better be dropped for the present; As
SCISSOR Weeks is in favor Of sewers on gen
eral principles, and is uuquslidediy In
fAvof Of rsisins s25, 900 by means
Of long term bonds bearing per
cent. interest and establishing . thorough
system Of sewers according 10 the GetchslI
survey. II the FEVER 10 bull, this fail on
Raiifosd street, and the selectmen will not
bear . share Of the expense, he il in favor
Of emitting the seven or eight cateh-ba-
mas, which would relieve the streets
of the srfsce wsser, and then when
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-07
New York stock Market.


NkN ECkA. Oct
oeIs; iAee2 sacks; quiet. steady, mod active
sales, 2450o bash; low extras . 6sAA 25i Cttl
mills S asafs IS; City mill patents. . ssatSes
i s,a,sr ssa, iss sIss. 3 ass
clear, es.s5sei % rfsiehts. a oSaeS2o; DO. pa
tents, t475ss5 50, rye mixture. u SSatf 70, sup
crime. eS 1904 90; dne 5 ooaes Is.
.sies. le4oo.. duh: unsettled. e.osing weaI;
isr. .es.aiooi. anoai; !O,iaI7l. fob; 80: 8 re-
10 i; No. nsfAer I: arrive, .oesa'oes. No !
BYE hrner, quiet. western. eias6
bAaLsY- firn, quiet, dull; No. ailwaukee ell
CoRN--n -c-r =. l0o4eS, experts STA. fs,-.
soi 900 unsettled, active for EXPORTS ~ 5al.
oQ; elevator, 6oiasti, anoa.i No. bite, sz.
OArs- Receipts 45ioo; sAporsl. i!so. sA.ss, is7
49, a. xnses. 81. No. a. sash; do snis-. s,.ssl;
No. i, "a. d. white, ", mixed Ses.'n, s2aSfs
do white 3sAio. whit state, sss4o, No. OAi
cage SsaSii.
CossaA- do. dull. fair cargoes, 1si
SuaAR-Rsw, finer, In demand, fair refining
; ss .s4 Ne 10. i lis; No. 'sis
No. ii, nj; No. Il. 7-ls.' OF as l5-i6a u
moald, a ass, standard, liz; comics
toners 45i6; cut loaf and crush. 81
powdered, .as. granulaled; ! 2ai s. cnees,fi
NaLAssEs-fvreigu, nominal, New Orleans
quiet, firm
PErRoLKuM- frmer. qaiet. united, oSl.
1uRPENTISk-
PORK mod demsnd steady.
REsr dull, stead
BABY HAMS dull
LA,.iI-Iower dull; wsslefp steam, Z %
city, soa6 90 refined, dull; Continent, 81 20s7 40
i II tse0 -.
RurTER-ssir dematd. irmer; state dsiry, 10
%; do creamery, zoa ~ wes;e n oiary, i3ais,
CT. aInsry. l6a26; do fasiory, lSal5l:
CIm,s-R Quiet; fanc', firm; state, 7a9i fArcy
Sept. %. do August, 9sa9li western 6asa.
Vr",s,'s ~ A4,sss.-~. market, nrD, zoo
demand
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-07
FIRST ANNUAL MEETING
or the New Hampshire Horse Breeders
Association at TiltOn, n. H.

Turos, N. H., Oct. 6 The frat An
nus mse,ing of the New Hampshire Horae
B,eecers Association opened suspciously
tais morning at Tilton and the Franklin
Driving Park. More than 200 horses were
on exhibition. The attendance was not
large. The programme included an exhi-
bition OF standard bred and carriage stsl-
lions in the fofei oon, The races com
mencing at 80 P. M. In the race for foals
of 1890, mile dash. sssociation stakes, X L
won the fret money! Bellvuir second, ume
2 SO IL. The race for foals Of 1887.
Fn.ter stakes was taken by Viking, Dr.,
WOODBURY. Wilkes second, time 80 2.
The three minute elSss purse $500, i've
entries WAS postponed after The fourth
heat. The races tomorrow are for fosis OF
1889 and 1888, and the 2 80 class.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-07
A LEGAL SEIZURE.
No Difficulty to Arise Over Seizure of
the British Sealer Otto.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 6-Tbe statement
contained in q desns ca from Ottawa, pub
liehed in the psp@rs that the British sesler
Otto had EN- seiz d b, this United State .
ship Mobicsn ou account Of irrsgulsrisy in
her papers, is pronounced at the navy de-
dartmsnt IS .itbout the slightest founda
ton. Reports hKve been received at the
navy department. from Commander Cotton,
commanding the Mohicsn, which shove that
the Otto WAS seized Aug. 81 for violation Of
the nodus vivendi and Was taken in Behfiu &
SEA with full sealing outfit and As SEAL
skins on board. IL appears that five days
before the seizure Commander Cotton re-
ceived an etficisl letter from Commander
Turner, the senior British naval officer st
Ounslasks, stating that he coDs dered Il e
TO Just aud lawful capture for any
vessel Of war of either nation. No ques-
ton arose in references to her papers The
Otto was delivered two days after the cap.
ture to the commanding officer of Her
MajestJ's ship Pheasant at Ounalasks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-07

Ops Of the ladies' OF eur cay. who i
much Interested IA the pro,Es rity u tbs
Young Mems Christian Association and IN,
wsltSe Of young men. bss llsnsd ih.
association the game Of p,rlrr cE,q1et. /
i, quite tn ,xen-iye oHt6i and j. s4sd 10 t.,
a most interesting gsm- L. will be p'asFd
N the rooms Ia few Days sud viii aoub'
less be heartily recsiy 81 by the visitors =
The tnnms
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-07
BY TELEGRAPH.
NELSON THE FAyoRITE.


GRAsp RArrps, Mich. Osk 6.-Alresdy
the hosels are crowded with hofsemsn here
q see the Alieroa-Ssiscn race on Thzrs-
dir. Bs;b stali,o,s are in prime condition
ard shcssd up in good form on the track
sodsy. Williams. tns cwner OF Aiser;on,
10 mos sIn ss:her satssi d With ihs condition
Of the track. snd inrinAtss il IL too hard to
make tina under 9 LIZ. No pooh win bot
be sold aniii tomorrow night. although
many vsgsrs are airsady lad. Nelson
hss tsea The prime fArorits With
the Gra.d Rapids people ever aincs his re-
ceot rhsnomsuki Performance here, ADD
Trey will back him hoeraily. Despite this,
AiIerton viii sell - the fsyorite. The
grand stand tickets are IN urgent demand
ioaishs, snd specuiatofs VINO succeeded in
securing limited number sie selling them
ii four or Are times the fsce value.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-07
"Bere's to the maiden of bashful fl teen

And here's 70 the widow of forty"
They have each reached period in life
when most females need assistance in It'd.
ing them over the SHOALS which 90 often
completely wreck their aref lives In pro-
ducing regularity and healthy action Of the
female organs, DR.. Pierce's Fsvofi.e Pre-
scription stands without peer. At a time
when ns,ure gives them increased burdens,
so many youpg girls have their health for
life shattered. If you wish your daughter
to miss those periodical, agonizing bsck-
aches, and dizzy headaches, lsngutd and
tired feelings, accompanied with rough,
pinlply skin and dull, ht avy eyes, get her n
bottle Of Dr.. Pierce's Favorite Pfescrip.
,ioa. II you have reached the later period
of Danger and weakness, you will need a
bottle too. See wrapper on bottle for
printed guarantee. Satisfaction given in
every case or money returned.
nnt5dG y I y fOlpm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-07

IL you suffer with lame back, especially
in morning, Allcock's PlasteYs are = sure
relief.
II you cannot sleep, try an Allcock Plss
ter, well up between the shoulder blades
often relieves-sometimes cures. Try thi,
before you resort to opiates.
II any Of your muscles are lame-joints
stiff-feel - il they wanted oiling--or II
you suffer with any local pains or sches,
these pIssiers will cure you
II you use them once you will realize
VIII 30 many plasters have been made In
imitation Of Them. Like all good things,
hey are copied ~ closely ~ the Law allows.
d on't be duped by taking al imitation when
il 10 % easy to get the genuine.
If you always insist upon having Al i.
cocks Porous Piasters and never accept .
substitute, you will not be disappointed.
oci5eod&wlwfolrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-07

0EC1IUN OF htDNNN. 3 Ere rtt9ttu,
csusirg p I'm and week sss Ia back, high lored
excretion With sedine {, constant ds sirs to Void.
hesdrctc e. coat q N sus. b tastes, thlrst, til
icasness. nssipsion, cold fe poor circulation.
sx'r me ne voes.ess snd weak and tired feeliass.
Thee conditions are especi, ily dan seroas and
must be cured row a armsa9 ssdHey and Tie =
,iissas ra sar -'g fo'io@. r.ks Dr. tsrssns's
Nervar., wht'h I,t on y perfectly reguiA'es the
kidneys. liver. stomach an, bowels. ea' gives
streng d vi.slty % blood ant news. Ths
pure. s. ,ael'. hum', s. rsm' dY is soii BY drug
gists, 81 %.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-07

"0.hsllo's cccupstion's gsne.r He used
to spend days and rishts curs,ns the fsses
and the rheumsti.m. Nov he only lee
down AID laughs to think how easily be
vas cured by Salvation Oh, 1t 25 cts.
VIM. II. Vs.derford, E O., Editor Of the
Democratic Advocate, Westmineter. Nd,
writes. that be hiss used DR.. Bulps Cough
Syrup and knows it to be . good medicine.
Buy it. Try it. IS cts. ecs21&v1 vfolrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-07
THE PAPERS SERVED.
DIR. Briggs Will Answer to the Charge
of Heresy on November 18th.

New YORK, Oct. Cat today's session
of the New York Presbytery, John J. Nc
Cook Of the prosecute g committee, served
on Dr. B.isgs citation TO appear snd
plead on Novem bir b. 1t is headed In
the matter of the Presbyterian church Of
The United States Of America against Rev.
ChMlss A. Briggs. ID. D. To. Presby-
terry then aajouTnsd After tie adj 1urn-
ment DR.. Briggs said he wa, perfectly "a :
i. aed with The situation Of the case ard hs d
no msgivings IS % tie result.
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ALMY'S TRIAL
Will Commence at Plymouth. New
Hampshire, November IL.

Concord, n H., Oct. 6 AT a confer
encs here today between Attorney General
Barnard and County Solici or Mitchell for
the prosecution, ami Hoo. Alvin Burleigb,
Ply mouth. and James w. Reeoick, Little
ton, for the prisoner, Judge elodgeis as
signed the trial Of Amy to begin At Ply
mouth, November II Judge W, FL. Fl.
Allen is assigns to hold that term, ard il
10 probs bic that Chief JusIice Doe win pre-
side with him during the murder Trial.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-07

The exterior Of the Bspast psrsonsge
has been repAinted and consideratl. also
done to improve the condition of the in.
side. The new pastor, Rev. DR.. Small snd
wife will bosli with Mrs. Curtis aud occu-
py convenient suite of rooms in the house.
an arrange ment which will doubtless be
found vers pleasant for sill the parties con-
esrned rhs church aud vestry hiss lstely
been clear sed and put in thorough order
,nd the society nov seems resdY to enter
upon a very successful season. They are
certainly 10 be congratulated upon the ar
rsnsemept that has been fscted.
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DIRECT-HAL POINTER RACE.
Each Wins Heat-Race Stopped by
Darkness.

TEsRE HAUTE, Ind, Oct. G-In the
special pacing race purse $4,000 here
today, Direct took the first beat snd Hsl
Pointer the second. Ga account of da,k
ness the race was not flushed. Time. 2 Is,
2.11.
The 1G pace, purse $1,000, WAS won ty
Grants Abdallsh, Frank Dortch second,
Lee H. third. Best time 2 Is.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-07
Chicago Produce Market.

FLOUR steady. unchanged, spring patents,
g0a5; bakers, OOai rs; straights. 5qa4 so
wmEAT-strtng, higher; No 2tpring 9Sl; No.
. red SO
CoEs- irregular, closing lower; No. =, 5'ls62
OATS qaiet; Be q 26a26s; No. white 29a3o;
No white, 27ia29.
RYK-No 4, Sii.
sAaLxY-No !. 90; No. 3 fob 5sas,; No 4 fob
30a3a; No daxseed. Us.
Pork Mess, ~ s7Aa9 70
LARD per 100 lbs.5 72i
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-07

H,sr4 Gross & Cross, have contracted
with Mr Morrill,, Who cernes bsTe from
r. a6aaId 10 Gsrry co ths s-sia ard FEED
b.s.nsss, aud h 10 no huiiiips store
ou,s near the Maine Cen:tsi sss ion TO
erect 4 ivslan4 house fer him at once
le Will be from plans BY f. < Lewis
die architect at Gardner, and will contain
nine r,oms With bath roan, etc. The
aouss wi! face upon riconic street, being
en- the same let SIS tina; upon which MS
storehoass is located. AMI upon which bic
mill viii he built This will be tbe NTH
huuse built by Cr0ss & Gross this year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-07
MINISTER EGAN AND JUNTA
Proceeding on Their Respective Ways
with no Change in Situation.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 6-Tbere is nothing
in the official dispatch received at the state
ard navy Departments. fioG Chill to indicate
any pronounced change in the situate n
there, as far as the relations b.twee Il
Minister Egsn and the Junta are concerned
Respecting the treatment Of the refugees
allie ed to be in an asylum in the American
legation, it lie believed No serious opposi-
tlon will be msds by the Junts to their
ssfe conduct out Of Ohili, rs this practice
heretofore has been observed in similar
cases without effectual objec!ol.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-07

City Hall will be packed With humanity
sopight, the occasion beng the fret lecture
10 the Raglan illustrated course with Paris
the Magnificent - The subject. THESE
Lectures have the highest enaorsemsn,
from Leading psfers ard eminent men al
1ver the conniry. They are sivea H.
waterviue ur3er the suspices Of %
Yeu9s Peop.g's See eg OF Christian = >,
dgayor come ted with toe Congrs gs'l3asl
church, ard large patronage fof tie
eoufse l. sniioipsti j.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-07

A meeting of the Baptist society was
held Monday right, at which arrangements
we're ma Re for a supper to be given Thurs
JAY Of ne xs week from $50 to 7, at the
vestry, the same to be followed by recep-
lion rendered to Rev. Dr.. Small and wife,
snd to which all the clergyms IN of the place
and members Of the other religious societies
generally will be cordially invited. Dr..
Small will occupy the Baptist pulpit here
pavt Sunday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-07
RUMORED RETIREMENT
OF Supt. Of Boston Police Denied by That
Gentleman.

BosroN, Oct. 6-fhe Herald tomorrow
will state that Superintendent of Police
Cyrus Small will be retired on pension by
the board Of police 8. roll call tomorrow
night The Herald claims the retirement
is siguifcsnt 10 view of that papers expose
f Private detective Chapman. Superin-
'endeat Small when ssked il be had len
e.ed AIS iesianation ssid There's o b.
lag at all in it -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-07

The Gardiner base hsil team ia By n,
means tisbsnded They will aoee NOR
hsods the sphere and ~ilio~ before tn
season closer, Il.sing the Richmond team
this afternoon ST Richmond. On SnIfjs,
they 'Tpaol 70 go to Freepert and vii
play that team return game nj xt week /
this city. Quite party Ut Gardiner osse
ball cranks Will accompany the tesB
20 Richmond today
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-07
A FAST QUARTER.
Martha Wilkes Does a Quarter at Prov.
dence, X. l.. in 30 Seconds.

PROVIDENCE, Oct. 6.-At the snnual
trotinf meetiog and horse show of the
Rh de Island Horse Breeders Association
today. Martins Wilhes, owned by z d
Wiggia, Belhnghsm, Mass was timed for
a quarter Of mile snd did It in 80 seconds.
IL 10 the next bes. record TO SunoPr 800.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-07

fAYETTE N ILLS.
The picturesque hore Of Mrs. FlAvil!s
Parker Of this villsgs was the scene of q
very happy gathering Of personal and int
mate frierds on Wednesday evening the
3O.h ut, oecssioned by the wedding OF htr
yourgst daughter Carrie w. to Mr. Calvert
Lougbo,ion Of Sanford, Me. The cosy
parlos of the old Homestead was beautifully
decorated with Il Iwers, the special feature
being bank of flowers, ferns and autumn
leaves arustically arranged in a corner
back Of where the bride and groom stood.
The brides dress was Of a cream colcred
India .wiil trimmed with ribbon and siik lace
of the same shade She wore beautiful
eots,ge bouquet OF bridal roses AID carried
40 elegant fan. They were the recipients
Of m any pretty and useful gifts. The cer-
emory wss performed BY the Rev. ID, b.
Hol. Of Kent's Hill. After a brief visit the
hsppy pair will take up their residence in
Sanford in 8 new house just finished and
furnished to receive hem.
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DAUGHTERS OF THE REBELLION.
Mrs. Harrison Presides Over u Special
Meeting at Washington.

wA.HrsGros, Oct. 6-In response 20
Mrs H4rraou's call for meeting Of the
Regents Society of the Daughters Of the
Revolution, nesrly ali the ststss were re-
presented at the gathering tonigh. Mrs.
Harrison presided A committee was ap
poinb IN repnr' upon al questions which
c,used discu.siop Repor,s from various
states show, d f.pid growta ard general
ENTHUSIASM over lhs prospects of the
society.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-07

There wFs oaly small attendance y.
cry fathers AZ ha nee'i 4 Of tbs city Z =
eminent Moody evening wi.a fha L
csption OF the mayor, the board OF alder
men were all present Ths couEcils.s Dc
not come out, however, and no gu rus
vas secured. The board Of Ri+rrp
approved the roll Of amounts for 81
mouth, amounting TO about $500 al
adjourned
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-07

Henry Spear, siiant vi this city Sb1
died Sucdsy from the effects of = suGisE
chill. was buried ye.te'dsy, the fuuers
taking place from the residence OF his
mother on Water street Rev. L Mon
roe conducted The services. Mr. 9pes.
vas a soldier in Co. C. 81 Maine Vciua-
teers, serving dgriie she war, and wss 8
member OF the Grand Army Of the Republic.
-Four members Of Heath POET, & A. X
cf this city acted a. b, .rers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-07

Hrgh vyer, whose right band was badly
used no TIE other day by being caught 10
tie shaving blower at Wares nil II
Sginslow, tells ~ that his hand is healing
sod he hopes to be able to use it before
a prest While. One Of The fingers vas 80
tsdv bIosen that it was necessary to am
putate is above the middle i,in1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-07

Mr.. Prebls yesterday afternoon CON-
pleiei the pias,erinz at the ues house Of
stepoe1 4. Nye. ard he has done a foe
Job lie all, he has spread about 2000
y ids Of plsstetios, ard laid 81 COO bricks.
The chfmne,s aud frepfscss are splendid
specimens CT workmanship in their line.
MIR. Preble has had fne run of bust
uess thu. season. keeping from Fix to twelve
men conesxotly employed He has now At
least 100 essks OF lime to lay. bas:dss the
j b 9. The Bes Catholic cbu CHI TINS wet
he pats new clustering upon the church st
Nye's Co ne,, which is beins repsirsd, aud
as 1t week will Commence tne pissterins At
c. N. Philip new house, corner Bridge
and Newhaii streets.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-07

The Free Well bspt'.I Pc ipie are anans
ifg TO give every body chance 20 help Al
they desire on The rspsits watch ihsy sn
making On the chur b Snd IN order TO d. $,
vii start lht bail TgJiiag ~,th "lsthir z
nee" to - given some veiins nsxs v.et
There ia pfomi,s OF los VI iun and tnou al
sork TO sccon. lisa the object fJf rhiee
tie "bes" wiz Ds .iv-s.
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STATE NEW 8.


MAPLEroS.
s. C. F. Smith has colt two years old
lssr spring, that weighs 1850 pounds -
Isaac Mstiisuf,in made Us short visit last
week. II. il the iriAl justice at Presqre
Isle. md Is the terror OF all evil doers IN
ssyer.i Of the adjoining towns, especially
LIQUOR sellsrs.-Mrs. A. Bali, who has been
auiAe sick for several weeks, 10 no better.
The c,ncert given last week for the ban
EDS of the church fund, was q very pleasant
ard profitable occasion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-07

Noyes has ertin'ated rbs damage d1ne By
the collision made by the fuusssy hnrs-
Monday morning and lie Gus about $50, noi
including she aig plate gisss window when
was insured. Mr.. Eoyes tasde the expenss
A. light a. possible u hep nr, Peacock
who sill bs cal. % to .elile qut- bill
Of damages.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-07

Monday morning ~ Master Eddie Perry
vas r.dirg down Main street Ga bis velcci-
pede, he ran into Warren Camminss team
80 be Was driving out Of Mr.. Stevens yard.
The only damage caused by he collision
wss1 severe fright to Eddie and slight
injury 10 the veiccfpsde.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-07
Steamer Cliekasaw Sunk.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. 6.-Steamer
Chickssaw Of Memphis and White River
Packet Co sank this mornio g at Cat Island
crossing, 16 miles below this city. All
hands we're saved. she had $50 bales Of
cotton on board. The steamer 10 liable TO
prove q total wreck. She cost $40, 600.