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The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-02

LORD HERscHELL, the new lord chan
cellor Of Great Britain, and incumbent
of that Office under Gladstonc's last ad-
ministration before this. is not directly
descended from the great astronomers
who bore that name, but is of the same
family. The Hcrschclls arc of German
origin.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-02

ANNE HATHAwAy's cottage on STRAIT
ford-on-Avon is now national property.
the British trustees having taken pos
session Of it. Sentiment does not usu-
ally enter into real estate deals, and it
Is therefore interesting to learn that
while the trustees paid e3, 900 for the
property the father of the present ten
ant bought it fifty years ago for ISIS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-02

PROF. BURT u. WILDER, of Cornell
university, recently sent 10 II. C.
Frick a copy of Charles Reade's .Put
Yourself In His Place" Just now"
he said. In a note to Mr.. Frick, ''you are
In a position to appreciate it. Did my
means permit 1t l would have a supply
placed with union and non-union men
alike" In acknowledging the receip,
Of the book Mr., Frick said: II readi
over twenty years ago and shall act on
your suggestion aud see that a numbe,
are distributed"
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-02

Mrs A. +. ". ROBERTSON. OF Musco-
gee, !. T.. has completed the transla-
ton Of the new testament from the
original Greek into the Creek language.
The university of Ohio has conferred
upon her the degree Of doctor OF philos-
ophy In recognition Of her scholarly at
tainmcutA,
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-02

IT is thought that the widow Of Gen.
John A. Logan will be chosen president
Of the woman's Relief corps at the meet
ing In Washington. She has consented
TO the nsc of her name for this purpose.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-02

MANUFACTURERS Of obituary monu-
mcnts In the United States have the
right to remove their handiwork from
graves In the event Of its not being paid
for within six months.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-02

CHARLES SUMNER, says the Chicago
Post, carried all his aristocratic tastes
and associations with him into the free
soil party In ls47. He became the
scholarly, statesmanlike advocate Of
emancipation, and yet 1t is declared
that he grasped no black hand in
friendship and remained always the
friend. but not the brother, Of the ne.
gro, the ~aristocrat 70 the end of his
days. Warm personal friendships be-
tween black and white men were most
frequent in the south and In slavery
days"
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-02

Mrs. ELLEN HARRIs, Of Philadelphia,
who organized the first woman's MD
society In the country, soon after Fort
Sumter was fired on, Is living ut Flor
ence, italy. ut an advanced nge.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-02

ESGIIsH medical authorities are com
Ing 10 the conclusion that the smoking
Of pure opium is not nearly NO injurious
% Cinnamon as has been supposed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-02

VAssAR Mich, Aug. 90 Joseph
Shook, OF this place, cannot be per-
suaded from walking to the Grand Army
encampment in Washington. He is 81
years Of age, and he must average
twenty-five miles u day 10 accomplish
the crazy feat. He will carry a silk
flag with the following inscription:
Joseph Shook, aged 81 years, company
ID, Forty-fourth regiment, Indiana vol
unteers. Gen, w. I. Sherman post, No.
40, Vassar, Mich" If anything should
befall him on the way people are
requested to notify the post in Vassar.
"a
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-02

DURING the first seven months OF this
year France imported from the United
States more than three times the value
of goods she sent here.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-02

THREE French officers and a ladyhave
been arrested ms spies ut Myslowitz,
Sill ala.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-02

THE Chinese, Japanese, Malays,
Siamesc, New Zcalandcrs and the
North American Indians are all beard
lnea
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-02

THE standard yard OF America Is said
Ia be one-thousandth Of an inch larger
than its British parent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-02

Senator Dawes has declined to be a
candidate for reelection before the next
legislature OF Massachusetts.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-02
COMMENT.

The Swiss guards, n part Of the
pope's household, are to be dispensed
with.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-02

The Ninth Missouri democratic pri-
maries went in favor Of Clark as against
Norton.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-02

Gov. Eagle, Of Arkansas, is danger
ously i'll at Richmond, Ky.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-02
OFFICERS CHOSEN.

Election OF Pythisu supreme Officers -Su-
prere lodge Financos-The Slsterhood
Eject Officers.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 2G.-The supreme
lodge OF the Knights OF Pythias Of the
World elected this afternoon the fol-
lowing officers:
Supreme Chancellor-William Worth
Blackwell, of Kentucky.
Supreme Vice Chancellor - w. T..
Richie, of Ohio.
Supreme Prelate-E. Y. Blackmer, of
of California
Supreme Master of Exchequer-S j.
Wiley. Of Delaware.
Supreme Keeper Of Records and Seal
r. l.. c. White, of Tennessee.
Sprueme Master-at-Arms-J. ii. Lyon,
of Kansas.
Supreme Inner GuardvAaron b. Gar
dinier. of New York.
Supreme Outer Guard--John Thomp--
son, OF Washington, u. C.
sUPREME LODGE FINANCES.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Aug. 20. Supreme,
Master of EXchequer ). J. Wiley, X.
Of p, has prepared for the consideration
of the supreme ledge a report showing
the financial condition Of the order. 1t.
gives the following table of compare
sons, showing the conservative man.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-09-02

KANSAS CITY, MO-, Aug. 2G.-The'
Pythian sistcrhood elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing two years:
Supreme chief, Mrs. Hattie A. Robinson,
Of Dayton, o.; supreme senior, Mrs.
Sarah j. Golf, Of Central Falls, r. l.;
supreme junior, Mrs. II. W. Dodd, Of
Fort Madison, Ia; supreme mistress of
records and correspondence, Mrs. NJ. ID.
Wood, of Kansas City, Mo-; supreme
mistress OF finance, Mira Emma Bacon,
Of Canton, o.; supreme manager, Mrs.
Alice blossom, Of Minneapolis, MINI. $
supreme protectress, Mrs. Sallie Woolf,
Of San Francisco; supreme guard, Mrs.
Anna Hammond. Of Boston.
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Communications.

Editors of the E>naebee Journal:
Plesse sllo~ me few lines 10 your val
usble pspsr, as, noticing the account Of tb q
desh Of one Of Aueus,a's young and ell
t.; pricing business men, feel 1t = duty to
Fay 3 mstbirg in addition TO what sp-
pe.rtd in ytuf paper of Msreh 81 The
ter vss person ally scqgainted ~IIh the
de- essed, ~ho for 3 lopg time hiss been
~ rs.d4 red ore o. the brightest bus ness
u- in the city, Undoubtedly had h been
allowed to live he would have marked hIs h
upon The ladder Of business ability, and
have showl 70 The vcrid bis true BUZZ
nsss sbiity And sc,ivity in the
iiFe uhich his ~h lie soul was devoted to-
Mr. E.;es, in every ssnse va. model
young man, possessed So he ~ss Of III =
usual business tact and skill, snd his am
bition slopg the line Of every endeavor I,
advance in the vigorous and manly line Of
fai, and honest methods, would have made
him q solid, substantial citizan. h was
Gil that went TO make the real. true, honest,
upright business man ard citiz.n, oue whom
ell would honor aud love. His demise at
sbe early sge Of 20 Sesrs. has cut down ard
taken from our midst sn honest, prac iesl
business man. At the age Of IA he was
obliged 10 conduct III, whole business
which bic father vas ct z, g=d 10 OF &C Qua,
OF N sccident 10 hi. father.
and at IT Vas admitted as q
psrtner in the b1.ine.s During
the winier If Sc and 81. b. rot oily car
lied on two stu,es. Ole ia G fiin.r aud
ore in Ausu'sa, ard An 81 en.lrs harness
business, but .uDsrirtente9 aad Wholly
c. nductsd the bfoom-hsndle business Of
M. Smiley, while his father VT E tes)
accompanied him {, California Duriu z
al Mr.. Estes long sich ness, his mother
Dever vsarl d in her attention and lnvir z
care for her only SIN, and vas Constantly
found, night and day, u MS bedside, ever
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Excelsior Pomona Orange.

Excelsior Pomona Grange, No. 1. p
of H., Franklin county, held speciai
meeting for the installation Of officers
with North Jay Gran ge. Feb. 18th at lC
o'clock A. NJ. About seventy members
were present Five candidates were
given the 9Th degree The following
officers were installed:
N. II Campbell, master ]. T. Furber
overseer; Minnie Fl Kves. lecturer
Everett E Paine, steward; J. W Cox
assistant steward J W. ButteItield,
chaplain NJ. L r burlington. secretary
Mrs. Everett +. Paine, Flora. A short
address of welcome was given by Sister
Ada Gray, to which Bro. B II. Ridley
of Jay Bridge Grange tittingly responded
Then followed nice entertainment, con
sisting Of Il select reading by Matte L
Keep; song 6 he Gypsy Maid" by Ma
bel F Morse and J. Miller; dialogue,
Taking the Census" by Ella Davenport
and Arthur Msc0mber All this, with
good music and bountiful dinner inter
spersed, made a very pleasant meeting
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-05

Yesterday wss pay day for the pensioners
ard by i've O'Clock in the morning Clerk
Of Courts Philbrook was busy ate ading to
the papers of those ~istiog TO get their
checks early. There is large number
among the lanorers, Who wish to get their
pspers # the morning train to Augusta,
and in conss queuca are obliged to get to
the flee of clerk of 1urts before goiog to
work. Mr.. Phibrook sent down big
batch yesterday morning and there is q
good number more Of III SO who are not so
anxious for their money. to come later
from Wsteiville ard cinity.
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1t Is said that when Alaric. the con
queror of Rome, died that Ia.rlver was
turned aside to make place IN its bed for
his grave, and when he was buried the
water was again let into its former chan.
mel, and the prisoners who had helped
to bury him were killed so that no one
might find out where the couqueror of
Rome was buried
The river thus turned was the Busen-
to, and the place near Cosento Italy
st. Louis Republic
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From an elevator point of view the
new Masonic temple building in Chicago
will be the most important IN he world
1t viii have twenty-four cars built III a
circular shaft having go foot rise
There will be express elevators. way and
freight trains. The first will 20 to the
top floor without stopping, while the
others will stop either at every floor, OF
at the fifth, tenth. fifteenth aud so on.
They viii not run at full speed. prob
ably because passengers do not like the
sensation of flying, Cnicago Journal Of
Commerce.
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In the nelghborhood of the Bermudas
the SEA Is extremely transparent. so that
the fishermen can readily see the horns
Of Holsters protruding from their hiding
depths To entice the crustaceans from
| these crannIes they tie lot of snails in
a ball and dangle them in front of the
cautious lobster. When he grabs the
ball they haul him up interview in
Washington Star
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Marrieo.


Ludlou-Feb ~, Mr.. Jam s Urquhart OF Fred
ric on, n. b., and Ms. Hannah II. Green, oil
Ludlow.
KNOX.
Roekland-Feb. IS, Edward NJ Harden ard
Mis- Bertha +. Learned. both o kockland.
WALDO.
Mont ille-Feb. %, Charles " RogGn and
Mrs. Ara'el Hall, both OF Montyi'l.
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Work was resumed yesterday mornins
by the companies slor the river Who had
not slresoy tinshed storing their ice
R'ch il runlIng ice through s canal nearly
osif mile loIg g, finding it nece sssry to d
80 IN order to secure ice of satisfactory
qusli'y ard others who have not hi. sd
Ssnrsg US location will shut down as soot
as they bsve zone over their usual fields
The ice is very thin ard strange as msy
seem is NOS making much despite the re-
cent severe cold. Many are predicting
thss the crop will be 200 coo tors short Of
What il wou d have been tad the weather
continued cold
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-05

Hon. a. NJ. Spear, who was unanimously
| nominated Tor mayer by the Republican
caucus Thursday evening has served The
tiy fsilh 'ul!y in that cspscity for the past
three yssTs, and his VI sbimous choice for
fourth time is very fi.ttring testimoy iaI
of the regard which MS fellow -towus-
men have for him Some change
~sre made in the city committee, and t
| now stands as fellows: Hiram W. Potter,
Fl A. Fuller, f d Haley, ChAs. Knox,
o b Csson and Charles Lawrence, all
saunch ktplhEcars
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We are y reliable registered drug firm
and we positively guarantee every
article sold by US to be genuine. These
prices are for cash only. Even though
you live long distance from US you
will be well paid for your time expend
ed by coming TO us
Our whole stock is in the same scale Of
prices and il the article which you
want is not mentioned in the above list
you can figure about what it would be
In price. Ask for it.
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Socof Motfcrs.
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
kennebec COunty-March Term. 1892 =
Libbey. j.. Presiding.
W. s. CHoATE, Clerk.
G T STEVENS, Sheriff.
Amin Lr arrEp Rannrfar

W. s CHoATE Clerk.
G. T STEVENS, Sheriff.
ABBIE fUL'IFER, Reporter.
FRIDAY, March {.
The court was occupied during the after
Va. W. n. Souls, the questions raised be-
ing on the respondents motion for new
trisl on the ground Of newly discovered
eviderce, and H. Oh jections TO the acc p =
srce Of The return On writ Of seizlre for
dover, The parties ave oonside-ings mod
iics'ion Of the report and an a. jas ment Of
the ease, and in the mean time the Judge re =
served his decision.
The court heard several naturalization
cases dur ing the day.
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Prof Gardiner, Instructor in penmsn-
| ship at tie DIrigo P1siaess College, Au-
gusts, has teen sect I'd as IL sructor in The
cisss IN Ieomsnsbip to be commenced at
,, the Y G A. rooms on FRIDAY everipg
| of ntIt peek. The classes in boob keeping
Al commercial All hmetic will be couducte
by j W: Chadwick, principal Of the High
lard Avenue grammar school. Last yesr
the classes had an average attendance Of
30 AID II i, propo'ed to double the number
iris year. All who desire to attend these
| cases should notify Gen. Sec. J hnson at
once.
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The RENAME Of Miss Augusta Bailey
were brought from Lowell, Mass to this
town Tor bu'ial. The funeral was held at
the home If her sister AZ, Mrs. Edwin
Bailey. Rev. Mr.. Seward conducted The
services.
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Thursday evening, in Mem )ri.i hall, the
fine dana. "Reclsims d, - wss presentt by
Wallace Hopper and his exceleni con
psny. The company is certainly the best
company that has visited Oakland for .
long time
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The snnusl mite box opening of the
Ladies Missionary soeie'y Of the Bsp'is
church WAS held in the Baptist vestry
Wednesday .venirg. An Interesting pro
grsmne was furni'hed consisting f read
ings. reci,stiors AZ sir ing
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l7le0.


Eastport-Msr /. Barry Murphy, aged 20 years.
Lube1-F,b. ~, Mrs. Wallace aged 77-yesrs
Caisis-teb ~, Abner Hill, aged IS years 5mo
and days.
Charlotte - Feb &c, Mrs Merrill Srrasue, aged
Y yea 2.
HlNCoCR.
Deer isl4-Feb. %, Abigail +. Leonard, aged Ga
years, months.
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Hs lowell sud Augusta Ep~orth Lesgue
| are invited 10 attend a meeting gwen under
the auspices Of Gardiner Ep~orlh League
MONDAY night.
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1t has been reported that the Dustin G
Hubbard Mfg Co. will close their business
May IL, for an Indefinite period.
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vatchful for his every ~an'. Ga tire loss
Of their son the fsml, have the copdcl nee
and heartfelt sympathy Of the entire com
munlty.
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Three men 5ers Of Cascade L ldge o
G. t, atteDd.d the X ennebec County Die
trics Lodge. held at Wioslow, March % Il
was an Interesting session. Some good
words we're spoken for Csscade Lodge by
Mrs. Cain OF Wateruille.
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WE ARE SELLING
Pl1EHT MEDICINES

lower than they were ever offered before
in the State of Maine.
Fs~ study the following list of prices
aud you will at once see that you can
save from 30 to 20 per cent by trading
with us
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J In Hubbard Relief Cope are to
give supper ard entertainment at Grar d
Army ball tonight. All sre invited.
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The Gardner friends II Thos Nc
L,0ghiin cali on Mr.. Mclaughlin at his
hone in Ha!lo~ell Thursday evening 81 d
Walter 5. True, in behalf t f the company
presented him and hi. bride it'll an elegant
'ivet water pitcher ard French mantle
click. Mr.. NJ L,ughin responded very
ma ly ard invited toe friends 10 spend the
evening IN his new home, where several
hours were very PLEASANTLY passed.
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Can makiog business at the corn shop is
ru-hipg About LOO cans are being made
daily
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The Methodist socisble met this week
with Misses Ssdles ard Maggie johnson on
Fairfield street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-05

Nah P.r'er, ID. d LID, sI-3resi,ens
Of isls College, dad a. New Haven, FRI
day.
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91e0.
SnNEHSeI

Mad'son-Feb. Is, to he wife of Henry Sill
lings, daughter
Piltsfcld Feb. "a TO the wife of W. l.. Syauld
ing. daughter.
hartIaud-fcb. 81 to the vile of Joseph Ford,
twin daughters.
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CUTICURA REMEDIES

steadily fsiiog NJ. Piummer has nos
o. warm friends in this city who are deeply
grieved at the verdict of the physicsns...
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BOWDII4 4, WEBSTER { Co.
Worm Cure for Horses and Colts

When your horses troubled with worms ar
are out Of condition. try EURBISH'S WORN
Horsem speak highly Of their merits ono
Hundred Dollars i offered for cas-" they Will
not cure Price, tl per package Address Il. D. Fur.
bish, $40 Cbcstnui street. Lynn, Mas sole man
ufnctufer. Mon y, postal notes or prstQiicr or
ders sent by all will rrcaiv prompt attention.
is5s7d&win4'
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Mr. snd Mrs. LOUIS BelaDger have re-
turned from Boston.
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Ia his CT mue use JohDson's A1odyre
Liaimsnt fo' jids. coughs, bronchitis, sad
casrrd. fsh29l&vnrornfpr
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Matshslps shr vel hAGd!e factory is busy
plsc,. About 40 d zen handles are turned
out each day.
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Mr.. and Mrs s. Chamberlain have re
turned from 8 visit 10 Worcester, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-05

The Democrats last evening nominated
Mr.. 8 G. OTIS as candidate for mayer.
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W G. 1ohnsOn, Of IohusJu Bt:s, left
yesterday on an extended busn,s, trip
along he Pac &c coast The firm reros,
baslUts4 10 be rushii z
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Miss MAY +. Cole Of this city leaves this
| morning 90 Two monlhs visit in Min e.
spoHs MINI
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Bradstreeis says there were az failure.
IN me CoiIed Sta-s his week, sssinst 2}l
ayestsgI.
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The members OF Ca-c.de Grange have
been painting the furniture in their h,H
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Rev. A. s. Lsdd will preach at the
Method 81 church tomorrow n2 A. local
time. The ,scremens of the Lords supper
Will follow the sermon. NJ )nthly pew
rentals will be due Sunday school at 30
at which p. cisl COLI ction will be taken
for missions, Epsor,h League meeting 8.
8 -. Gospel service at 80. All sre
cofdisily invited to attend the-a services.
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Ulcers ed s're ihros, and tonsilitis yield
to j haso1's Alcdy.s Linimsat, vhen al
Ell fail. fsb2g & rnroYufp-
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Lanes Family Medicine Moves the bow
els each dsv. Most people need TO use it.
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II msy Dc old, but .johnssns A1odyua
Linimert rsiains the viaor Of youth Long
may is live. feb2sl&vufornipr
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A number of teachers attended the
teachers ir stituie at Waterville YESTERDAY