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St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-19
Yeas.

The bill was then referred to a COM
mittee of one, consisting of Senator
Stockton, on motion of Gen. Sanborn,
and the regular order again went on.
This left the Duluth d Winnipeg in
practically the same place as though it
had been placed on general orders.
The lien law which passed the house
was next read. and The Sage made
vigorous fight to push it through He
gave this up in the face of a score of
amendments, and moved its reference
TO committee consisting of Senators
Sanborn and McHale, with instructions
to make needed amendments and re-
port it back for passage.
Senator Burkhardt, who had been
patiently working for day or two, Sc
cured the floor and asked for the sus-
pension of the rules and the passage of
House File GG6, regulating farmers in
stitutes. This bill provides a new
board and appropriates $4,000 for its
support. Senator Hompe objected be-
cause that sum was in the general ap-
preparation bill, and if this bill was
passed it would make $4,000. 1t was
finally agreed that the $4,000 in the
general appropriation should be strick-
ell out aud the bill passed. A recess
was taken at 6:15 until o'clock.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-19
Hoods S
SarsapariIIa

Sold by all druggists 81; six for IS. Prepared
only by c. !. HOOD & CO.. Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-13

This game requires n good memory and
some ingenuity. The first person says, 81
pack my sisters TOR any other relatives
trunk with her best bonnet" The second
continues, 81 pack my sisters trunk with
her camei's hair shawl and her best bon
net" The third takes it up WITH, 81 pack
my sisters trunk with n box of tooth pow
der, her caInel's hair shawl and her best
bonnet" The fourth person In the party
adds, 81 pack my sisters trunk with a
pair of nickel plated scissors, a box of tooth
powder, her camePs hair shawl and her
best bonnet" The next player then says.
Il pack my sisters trunk with box OF
sewing machine needles, pair of nickel
plated scissors, box Of tooth powder. her
cancels hair shawl and her best bonnet"
Thus the game proceeds, each one mention
ing some new article to So into the trunk
and repeating the list given by his prede.
cessor
Ii a blunder occurs, for which, Of course,
every one is on the alert, "HaltP is called,
and the delinquent either drops out of the
game or else pays forfeit named by some
member Of the party whom he selects as
his judge The next person then essays to
repeat the ever increasing list, which will
usually consist Of droll or preposterous ar
ticles with long and complicated names
which, of course. render them difficult to
remember and to artieulate readily. When
the fifteenth item is reached Game" is
called, and the packing commences over
again. A smaller number Of articles may,
of course, be agreed upon at the beginning
Of the game, and if there are not SO many
persons in the party the game may go
round the circle more than once.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-13
AN OLD FASHIONED WELL

An old fashioned well can be carried out
as follows: First procure round box
(minus the lid) ~ inches in diameter and
the same in depth Cover this with silver
paper, adding rims of gold perforated card
oue-half inch wide top and bottom. Glue
two strips of strong cardboard one-half
inch wide at opposite sides of the box. They
should be about 81 inches in height, and
the tops should he pointed and connected
by wire, which helps to carry the roof;
they are further strengthened by the addi-
ton of cross pieces of cardboard, fastened
on about inch from the top of the sup
ports Directly under these crossbars n
strong wire supporting cork Ito which Is
fastened the chain and buckeU is run
through the supports. When the wire has
been passed through the second support 1t
is then bent suddenly downward about 3
inches; a small wooden handle eau be at
tached to the end. The roof is formed of
piece of cardboard, inches by inches;
this, with the supports, is covered with red
paper fancifully decorated with gold. The
lining of the well should also be red. Part
of a toy silver watch chain answers al
mirably for the well rope; it is secured to
the cork by small tack. A tiuy wooden
or tin bucket can be bought at any. toy
shop and affixed to the end. If properly
made it should really wind up and down
in the most realistic manner possible.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-13
New York Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.

Jxw ioSx. DC. II
FLouE--Keoeipts. 2i52a pszs; expors. GO
o5s 30 sacks: irt egular closing easy less active
sales. 27250 bush; low extras &65a4 rs, Cit
mile 25asS IS; City mil. patents: . a5al5.65
winter wheat. low grades, 81 65at4 rs; fair +
fancy, - 3oas5 Is patents, a e9s$5ss; Minnesota
clear, t..35ati 90 straights. t46sat5.25: do pa
tents, a 75se5 SO, rye mixture, a 35aa4 s5; sup
crime. e3 1904 co.; fine 3 ooat3 IS.
'.les. $500. loHer, unsettled, fairy active
tor. l.elslo7i, sfoa., ioela.t7I. fob; No. re,
alo2l; No. nor-n.rn to arrive, ,o7i No !
1afo ~ arrive 1854.
RrB- wesk, western, 9iias7.
HARrErWe.Aer; No milwaukee 7o;a7i.
BARLEY MALr-
CoRs--neeeio i4ti7J. sApor, 766ii, sAIss
81, aloai, No. white. 81
oATs--Reoeiprs. p:i0o; .spoFts 1853, sales, l75
Sai.e. al, No. 1, asiasii: do white. ssaasI
No. l, "a, 90 white, 3eA, mixed W. s.'n, s2a35
DO white s5aIo whit. state. s5a4o. No. ca
caso, al
SUGAE-BAw, active, finn, -
Il centrifugal % test. 1915, refined, fairly &C
;sse' 4 rni No. No. - 1 iis No. ss
No. Il, sill: VI. Il. 3 7-ie; OF as lisa Il
mould, a ass, standard, L., ccnfec
t ohsrs a $40. cut loaf and crash. 81
M1LAssEs-- foreign. nominal, New orleans
quiet, nrm
PErRoLsrs-easy, quiet; mi ed. Oh.
IuRPENTfE-
Pong ouj, weas-
SEEy- steady, gsief.
B,RY HANS Gull
LAxp--Iower, dull, sssn.s steam, 6sg:
city, 6 6i; refined, dull; eIatInent. q oos7 20
S.A, 81 go
BrrrrEa- stronger. sood d. mand, state dairy
i7a25, do creamery, 22a.s. ~est. RI dairy, Hafl
do cIeA. eri. lss29; facto y, i3.a;6i.
GBsvsE quiet, firm or fancy; state ?a9i
fancy pla9s, western, oast.
yreiohtk y. tssaryO9i. market, hrr, active
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-13
THE LONG NAMED CONVENTION
Has a Small Audience but Much Enthusi.
asm at Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2-At the after
noon ses.ion of the Psr-Republicsn con-
ventioo, and the Human Freedom League
o,gsniz BY the appointment Of COM
mittee Of organization, consisting Of one
member from each ststP. The white flag
Was adopted 80 :he ensign Of the league
la the centre Gf the fig is p!scei the
ma lnsl flag OF different nations of the
world, each country in whit h the branch Of
LEAGUE lie located u'iog it's own flag for the
centre. A lumber Of ado resfes was made.
A mass MEETING was held this evening The
sadience WAS small but enthusiast C.
Several addresses we're msde.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-13
Lincoln.

The following are the transfers Of real
Jog Oct. 10.
ALMA Robert Y. Given's estate, to Abe j.
Hilton, land, Si5.
BgIsToL-Eben Eugley TO Matthias A Bennert
and and buildings, &llt0; Barren Islasd OIL L
Guauo Co., 10 Leon Rheinstrom al, land and
buildings etc. 81
DgEsDEs-James Bridge ct ais. to Samuel }.
Bridge. land etc, o..
JEFFERsoS-Roxy A. Wilson to Alkaline +,
Track, laud, 81.
NoBLEBoEo-J. ID. McCrate Eugly TO Jas. A
n ssh lan', o..
SoUTHPoRr-Amherst Spoford, to Geo. +
Powers, land 800; Frances A. Spoford to And
re y l. Poor, land and buildings, $500
WALDoBoRo- Stephen HofIses' heirs TO Oievia
Pitcher. land and buildings. 81; Olevia Pitcher TO
Franklin l.. Pitcher. lend and buildings, -. etc
"HITsFIsLD-Alson b. Folsom 10 Wilder q
Gould, laud and buildings, $40; Geo. W. Howe
Gdn, to frank +. Howe. land and buildings, $63s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-13

james Wiham, an aged resident Of the
National Homs. arrived Sunday morning
"a lhe beat and Tut up a. saloon and
BOARDING house run BY Frank Ames at the
s-uIh end OF Wsltr street Yesterday he
4oterPi complaint to lily nsrshsi horton
.HRt While drinking Sunday night hs hsd
SEQ IN money stoleG from bii pooketoook
shi,e making change for the liquor. 1. is
eobshle that the matter will be investigss-
ID although William does pot show a.
einslion to make osth to any of his state
u,ents
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-13
Around the World in Eighty Days.

Did Jules Verne ever think that his
imaginary Pbiless Fogg would be eclipsed
by an American girl. who once msds the
C rcuit ia les, ihsn ssveDty-three days? But
Philess hsd to take "stc nj money" The
fame Of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dig
covtry hss gone around the world lcng ago,
and left its record everywhere as a precious
boon to every nation. II The whole world
OF medicine. noihirg equals it for the cure
of scrofuis OF the luDss which is Consump-
tion). Coughs and bronchial troubles sue
cunb to his remedy, and the blood 10 puri-
fed by it, until ali unsightly skin blote hes
are driven away. Don't be skep.icxI, as
this medicine is guaranteed to every pu,-
chaser. You only pay for tto good you
get. oct12d&wfolrm
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AT HOME DAYS.
|

The Advantages Which They Offer Over
Afternoon "At Homes.''
At home days offer many advantages
over afternoon at homes; for one thing
they are much less trouble, and, compare
lively speaking, entail but a minimum OF
expense. In the one case little or no prep
aration is required; in the other much
preparation Is necessary, while, as 70 the
expense, good deal may be incurred If
any special amusement Of superior char
acter is to be provided. An at home is
limited to one afternoon and acceptances
and refusals are expected, but an at home
day of weekly occurrence gives an oppor
tuDity of calling when most convenient
without being pledged to one day only.
On an at home day the hostess is accessible
to all her visitors, and most OF them may
hope to enioys little chat with her. At an
at home she Is either receiving or saying
goodby during the whole two or three
hours that the at home lasts, and more
than word or two is not to be expected
from her. Indeed, among the visitors
themselves the chances OF a little converse
ton are far greater on an at home day
than at an at home, and it is difficult for
friends TO find an opportunity OF talking
to each other; Interruptions are 50 fire.
qHent, every ones attention Is claimed on
all sides, and if it is not the survival OF the
fittest, yet it Is the fittest to the front, and
the meek ones Of the earth get perhaps
never word with their most valued friends,
and leave IL TO Others whose self assurance
to control the situation is more prominent
than their own.
Those who have at home days should,
however, be quite sure that they have q
clear run for month or two months AS re-
CARDS engagements on those particular
days, and also a. regards engagements out
Of town-goiDg away, for instance on .
weeks visit. The awkwardness and trouble
Of putting of possible callers on a certain
day when something unexpected has turned
up often prevents ladies' from pledging
themselves to be at home on a given day
In each week When it IL unavoidable to
postpone an at home day on account Of
sudden illness or bereavement, it In not I'M
usual to write or to inform large circle OF
friends BY note that the at home day is
postponed, but 1t Is left to the servant to
inform the visitors Of the circumstance.
The hour il not named on the card, bit the
usual calling hours are observed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-13
REAL ESTATE.
Franklin.

The following are the real estate Trans
fers n Franklin county for the week end
ign Oct. Sd:
FREsMAN-Geo. Record OF Phillips to B.
Savage Of Avon, land, 81.
DALL.s PL-Ebeu Rowe to Ruel Z. Wilcox,
premises, $500.
RAsGELsY-Ruel r. wilcox to Eben Rowe of
Dallas Pr, land, $500. -
LITTER Pr Daniel Ross to David Williams
OF Avor land, $50.
NEW sHARoS-Josiah A.Morrili 81 ais. TO Chas
II. Folsom. land and buildings, 1890; Ma A
GOrdon OF Massachusetts to j. A. Morrill, ct ais
interest in land and buildings. S225; Josiah :.
NJ 5rrill ct sl to Drusilla Morrill,, lards, $500;
Frank A. futile of Massachusetts, to r ubcn q
Homes of Boston, land and buildings, and val.
con. o..
CHEsrRRvILLE-U. l.. More to Sarah Il.
Moree, Ia I'D and buildings. 800.
JAY-Myra e. George Of Sew Hamoshire to
Ellen n. Jordan of Lewiston, land and buildings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-13

The need Tor more room in the Y. NJ. c.
\ rooms is mantle ytisg itself daily. On
saturday ever ing General Secretary Mur.
ray inform 10 thst the chsirs in the read
~ we're filed sCd many were stand
ing up while Others came and looked into
~ rooms ard turned away sitter noticing
heir crowds coGoiaon. II is an apes
Yhlch should receive the earnes. conslte,s.
t3a of .he board of directors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-13
ENGINEER SURRENDERS.
lie Run the Train That COllided al
Hawleyyille, Killing Three Men.

New haven, Conn Oct. ~ William
Heavy, the ell gineer OF ore OF the New
York & New Ecglsna irsjps which celiided
st HawieY vile, SPIT "a, surrendered TO
the shs riff at B fidgt port today Three Ives
we're LIST BY III b. sccids, upon the Fl 1d,f 9
Of The coroner, and warrants foe .iiAa-
daughter were issusd sssinst Heany snt
the c,ndutt tor. J. g. Conrad. The nen
disappeared. Tne engineer gave bai in
$4,000
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-13

Did you ever consider that about thu
meanest silmens that tffiscts children }.
worms! Worms! t.i,k Of il. Ia all tbeil
meahness AID lea .h,omensss, .tfi etir The
little Oh es with ali Mo snpNms Of dges
i've trouble, fng .tfui dn ans, cizzsness
headache. ebsiissIe cough, cJrvaisione,
extreme nervousness and Other syDpte mi
OF III pofsebt DR.. Hands Worm EIxir ID
the positive cure for these pests Of i1f.n.
tile life and early childhood. For "a By
Chas. T. PA,trdss, Auyusss; Geo. n.
Dor, Wseetviiie &c. Il BIZ ma, II sIlo~e l.;
Geo E Warren, Gardner
dTuetll TO IA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-13

Do you notice how, in fosey, vet OF
chsngsable weather the breathing become
disturbed TIE use OF Old Ssups Catafrh
Cure remedies this condition. Price 25
cent?, sold everywhere.
When your child bas been attacked With
disrrf q ., collie or stomach dis,fdefs, do
no; deisy tie use of DR.. Bulls B.ty
Syrup oae instant. oc.9d&wfolfm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-13

Mr.. r Il. Shelton, State Secretary of
the Y NJ. {. A, Came up here from Ban
zor yesterday, and viii be in the clty day
Of two TO cooperate ", h The Ulcers Of The
Watetviile association Ia their efforts to
raise the balance Of funds necessary to
complete the year which ends Dec 3lst
oex.. They are meeting with good success
in their work, al 4 vii, no doubt, secu e
the necessary amount The people aen-
orally seem 20 think that this Y. NJ. G. A. is
An institution which should be kept up
here, and would. il the matter were to be
be decided by their votes, show decided
maj 1risy against closing the rooms, although
there are some people in the city, those
whose idass are scOres of years behind the
times on ali subjects, that do not think it
sorth while tn keep Them opeu. There is
enough of the progressive element here,
hosever, TO kse p such obstacles i'll The way
Of progress we'll N the back ground.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-13

The fiusrcisi COMMITTEE OF tie Y. NJ. C
4. will b0il meeting on Thursday even
lng 10 report the progress made in solicit
X pledges from Gu. either to carry OF
t.ia work Of ihe association for the comm
.sar thus far they have met With d
hearty response ard the prospect Of raisir I
fhs 5000 NJ s,lrd is bright indeed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-13

Yester. ~ morning il uas found that the
ws,sr in the ireh pipe runoipg across Ii.
con;c bridge to the bIitk yard in Winsiow,
had fre zen solid during The night, and had
burst in more than = d, zen pisces. Ice
formed in various lccalinss about the city
to the thickness Of half an inch. Such
little incidents as these cause enc to thinh
Of what 10 coming.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-13

Mr.. Z. B. Smith. travelling sgsnt fcr the
White Sssips Machine Co. who bas Beer
here several DAYS 10 connection win rae
sxhiblI Of srs work done on White ma
chine, vent to 6zoshsg.n AID Madison
yss,srtay, IN connection With The company .
bu.i sess The same exhibl. that has been
ATTACKING so U UGH attention here viii be
uAis this ~eek Of the fair held in Tops
ham, and it cannot fail 70 attract the At
tsatiou Of all lovers Of the beautiful
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-13

The crew Of divers ergsged in taking
out the old bridge piers. have, it lie believed,
completed operations, but are still under
orders to wait until after q survey is made.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-13

Mr.. Luce is getting in his work on the
buildings upon Main street, thst mus. be
raised in consequ, nes Of the Improvements
on Main street. He will have q ute 3 job
of il before he reaches the end, but he
know. his eu.ioess 50 thoroughly that he
tnskss every blow tell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-13

Mfsrs. Lewis rsIb1t. Fred Sleeves ard
Ray j L Monroe we're appointed Sunday
- dele gates from the Free Bsptist Sunday
school 10 the State Sunday school conVen-
ion. which convenss in Portland today snd
toniiuues its Sessions until Tbutadsy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-13

"As easy SO failing eff log" is an old
saying. When !. was first uttered. nobody
kno.s. Nothing is easier, unless it is the
tskipe Of desc Of DIR. Pisrce's Pieassl
Pellets These act like magic No grip
Jog or dfenchirg follows, rs is the case with
the old fssaioaed pills. The re ief that
follows resembles the action Of Nature in
her hsppiest moods; the Impulse given to
the dormant liver Is OF The mae. salutary
kidd, sEd is speed IL manifested by the DIS
appearance Of all bilious sympioms 81 K
headsche, wind On The stomach, psiu
through the right side and shoulder .blaie,
and yellcwuess Of the skin ard eyeball, are
speedily remedied b. the Pellets.
oc.l2 wfolrm
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-Socal 21latfcrs.


SoshfhisA CA
| Who sppesrs ss Asonian HAL me eve
nines Of the 15.h and l6sh 10 tins spoken
Of BY the Portland Press under oa1s o'
Oct. 6th: "Lsss evening Aass JosePnan'
Cameron, Who created such psesans I'M
preston ct Portland theatre iaR seAon,
repeated her success Of the same mousse
Mise Cameron ~ Siepnanie In f"be'-
AeNo' o'fAsS'
n. a.,;,..
we nsssuess sa'en'a
tion Of fallen vomans efueny 70 o'oe'
and her utter detestation Of all things tend
ia, ,ov.,a mo,.litv in 6ae piece Of
r.: r., rrds,.
ps'si'n..e e -.
s'ancs AiF the pssstons Oh VOC n0us"
weil ard ar.isieaiiy presents THIN. She 10
a. he. hos. in the third at .hea she carrie Q
,a, ii, G., u,,sce wsiby
y" -
ons tries WIN al nef sAiii sno VIM Ai sNe
vehe msnce of ihs degraded nature OF
S,srhari. 10 conouer. and when forced 10
-, r., .,a ,. a. t,om
,ie'u s"N ANU
honS, shs eon'ahass On NE Sayhs Ns''
fighting 10 ihs end. Alss Cameron 10 taii.
...rsiy. Of shapeIy form and fae pres
.ooa avis, Iauis Clifford
L. .bo...
couia hs1aiy oe s1i'eu al LIZ
Of Sir Horace Welby.
Tonight Miss Cameron will appear in
r.,;,,. .,a .ho,ls draw , I.,gs sudi.
NsN'
enee.
ME-, RAsAx At MEosIAs HALL.
h $3.50. mod. ~ rr.yeI s.necisl.
" when the origin.I yoysssr kpoxs 90 well
hat 10 zee ano now 10 repfodoc, IL iof ms
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-13

It isn't the boy who doubles bis fists
And thrusts them under another's noso,
Barring the sleeves from his rigid wrists
Ready to rain vindictlve blows;
Whose tongue is ready with jibe and jeer
To stir up strife wherever he can,
Breathing menace and waking fear.
Who grows TO be manly man.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-13

through the kindness of one Of its omcsfs
,hs members Of tie W0msn's Temperxsce
LEAGUE are invited to take pleasant trip
tomorrow. The plan is to take the Wsdnes-
day morning IRAN 80 Garland at 9.25. from
which place the parry vii proceed - Cara
,unk Falls and Bingham by the Somerset
railroad. On returning, tnsre is time TO
visit tue Cascade 81 Oakland, arriving home
80 The only expense Of the da5 .
plsa.ut will be rs eegt-. half fare 10 OAK
land. Ladies viii buog their lunch.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-13

We ere gid to Be informed BY Landlord
Judkins, Of the E1mvood, that both BIZ
children Who have been ssfiousiy i'll, ara
nov considered oat Of danger and seem "a
be improving regularly. Many inquiries
have been made in regard to their eondiiion
BY the numerous friends, and they VII
all be pleased 10 receive shs infofmsfor
conveyed in this item.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-13

There we're shout sixty fpersoas st the
party given In Sopea's Hall the other might
b. Misses Celia Hall, Annis Doff AID
D.isy PlAlsssd. The hall vas beautifully
decorated. ard upon the rsfreshIens tables
the cut flowers presented BY COL l. 3
Bangs sdded much to the general fnec'-
J. Fields AafTy VS. the caterer, and sne
dance music was furnished By Dinsmore.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-13
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO. Oat IL
eo45; bakefs, coat IS; strafghts. 4 5ea4 60
win,.,T pat, n; - 7oa4 IS, straishts. ioai 30.
wHKAr-lower, No sprils Sdi, No.
red s63
CoAs- nervous!y strcns, higher, a. >. 54ias5.
OArs-higheri %. =, III, No. white
No White, 27ia29-
RYx-E5. I, 81.
BARLxT-No. 2, eoasl; No. fob 81, No 4 fol
30as2; NJ daxseed. a5-
H,s products, weak, lower.
ProvtsioG.-lower.
PORK Hess. IS e7ia9 90
LARD psr 100 lbs, SIS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-13

The sIeoisl musical service ut Christ
Epis,opa! church drew out large audience
Sundsy evening The vested cGolr, rs
q cd by sil gy,s from Augusta. rendered
-ie ihs nu.'r wbicr will b. sung at the
hoic fS.siysl to be held N P1rsisnd A
COLLECTION was taken 10 d4frsy the expenses
81 ne choir toy 10 Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-13

Hst-T Perc!vfi has 8 DECIDEDLY lone.
cone gcok since the departure # his fam
iiy for Boston. he is stopping 10 bis
house until The srrivsl of Mrs. KalIsck and
family, about the fret OF November, but
says that the q1ietuee which prevails
about ths premises il oppressive.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-13

II all thsu IS said in this city about Mel
.on and his hofss should be written dom,
the manuscript would be sufficieu, for q
pretty big o1ox. The opinion is ve'y freely
.xDtessed that With 40 expert. level De AIDED
1r.ver Of regulation weight, Nelson could
dJwn All-rio on the ohsr hscd not a
rev hnk that Neson would have
xon TIE race, il possible, and
h4l tie only reason he dldn's was be-
.4rse rs colldn't. Tie expression is very
gyhs5ai here that Nelson mad a mistake
IN skiing his horse to me Yves. this season,
Al that in the end he you'll have been
sosa more money and been feeling much
better tlms, Ii b I'd he stsid at home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-13
Action Dismissed,

New YoRK, Oct IL The aa,ion brought
By Vice Pr sidsnt Goit1n +, e; j,in III.
city from msiBlaiai0g = pum2is.. engine
which j FRED some Of bis hoases here,
was t1Gay dismsss6-