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Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1892-12-06

Go to Jones' for frnh systoru and
fsh. B-1t
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1892-12-06
Order your holiday poultry at
once from Jones. 49tf.
There Is Great Excitement

There Is Great Excitement
Among Rheumatic sufferers over the
new remedy that is being put up in New
York City. It is claimed there has never
been q case whereit has failed to cure.
It is called DIR. Drummond's Lightning
Remedy for Rheumatism and is sold at
IS a bottle. The remedy il certainly
making for itself a world-wid reputa-
ton.
This wonderful preparation has worked
some remarkable cures among Rheuma-
tic Suffers. Sent by express prepaid on
receipt OF price. Drummond Medicine
Co, 1850 Maiden Lane, New York.
Agents wanted,
Waltham or Elgin Watches, in
solid silver, stem winding and set
cases, fully warranted, for so, at
Kemmis' Jewelry Store. 48tf.
An elegant line Of pictures,
easels and bric-a brac just received
by o. @. HUMAN. 48lt
A quantity Of excellent sheet
music just received.
For sale by
Att Mrs. @. I. DAVENPORT.
Have you seen our handsome
line Of Christmas Presents? II
not, call and examine goods and
and prices.
AQtf NnIANia Pnsr OrFIcr Sronr
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1892-12-06
Reduced Rates.

For the Southwestern Silver Conven-
ton at El Paso, Dec, 9th 10 9Th, tickets
will be sold at rate Of one and one-third
fare for the round trip. Tickets to be-
sold Dec. 2nd to 9Th inclusive, good to
return to and including Dec 10th.
J.H. MUDOE, Agent.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1892-12-06
MUSIC.
Oysters In Bulk

coming In every other day direcl
from the sea shore at
Att GEO. d. JONES,
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1892-12-06

CellulOId Novelties,
something new at PoRTERFIELD's. +tf
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1892-12-06

It is not unusual for colds
In the fall 10 hang on oil whit
cases catarrh OF chronic br
almost sure to result. A fft
tie Of Chamberlain's CoughlRe
cure any cold. Can you aAord
90 much for 30 small an amountY
remedy is intended especially for On
colds and Group and can always be de-
pended upon. For sale by w. Q. Porter.
field, Druggist.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1892-12-06
Rabies.

Everybody is talking about the new
arrivals at Porterheldis. 2,345 doll ba-
bies. Ftt.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1892-12-06

William Kilburn has purchased a
monograph and is gathering in a boun-
tiful harvest Of nickels.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1892-12-06

Lucas has removed his meat market
70 the building formerly occupied BY the
Vienna bakery.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1892-12-06

William Laizure narrowly escaped a
very serious accident last week. While
fixing the FIRE a live coal snapped out
and hit him in the corner of the left eye.
He ATTEMPTED to remove it but the coal
stuck in the corner Of the eye where it
had lodged until it had burned the eye
severely. Mr.. Laizure thinks that he is
lucky in not catching the coal directly
in the eye.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1892-12-06

Last Sunday evening a little before z
o'clock a fire alarm was sounded and the
ire company started out with the hose
cart 10 and the fire but returned without
having located It. The fire started IN
the sherifrs ofice at the court house aud
is supposed to have originated from a
match thrown down behind a trunk be-.
longing to Verne Brado, the Office deputy
The fire was pat out without difficulty
aud did but nttla damage.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1892-12-06

Go 70 the Cave SELDOM for
fresh Anheuser Beer.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1892-12-06

1t is positive fact that you can get
clothes from me az cheap as you can
anywhere. It. WILLIAM WALKER.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1892-12-06

An elegant line Of pictures,
easels and bric-a brac just received
by o. O. HUMAN. 491t
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1892-12-06

The Educational Association Of New
Mexico win have It's sixth annual meet
Ing at Las Vegas December "a, % and
20. The Association is in a hourishing
condition.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-26
.A,ne PEOPLE.

Mr.. Charles Consens .eon fHcfor for many
wears On the Bo sson & Mains, between Ports
mouth and keanebunk. has resigned and
gone into the express business between
Portland AMI keanebank. William Tit.
comb, . baggage master and spare coniae-
tor, Of kennebank, has been promoted to
his place.
Eraest l.. Beale. a prominent citizen OF
Newauryporf Mass. Who died Frifay al
the age OF ~ years. was a native Of Hui-
son. Penohscot county. but spent the great
er part of his manhood in Newburyport
where he has bceu identified with the shos
manufacturing industry. He leaves q
widow and son.
The new physical seorrai by written by
Miss Elizabeth Ii. Morton of Portland has
been introduced into the schools in LEXIS
ton aud Auburn Miss Morton has 70,
ruany years bcen successful teacher il,
the West. several years ago published i
volume Of verse ami lately has contribated
to the leading papers and magazines.
Mr. r. b. Mathews, of the Bangor Theo.
logical Seminary, formerly of Augusta,
VI no has for sometime bad elIarge of thu
SOUTH Berwick Congregational church, vii
sever his connection there this fall Mr.
NJ i,thews has been quite successful in his
work at that end OF the city, and the mem
bers of the parish will be sorry 10 learn h.
is TO go elsewhere.
Readers familiar with the popular s;osie.
Of Blanche Willis Howard. formerly OF
Bangor, will be sorry 10 learn tlat her hus
band, nr. Taeiici, body physicisn To til,
late Ming ot Wurrumburg. has been sud
denly iaken in-Hne, luc 10 a severe attach
Of Ia grippa last winter and NOW Is t.oh,iart
in an a., lum at WiInsnlen. But Sigh
hopes are entertain,l OF his recovery
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PEPPERMINT OIL PRODUCT.


WARSAW, \. Y, Oct. 25,-Ihe county
of Wayne is noted for its product of pep
permint and peppermint oil The treasury
department, in the closing hours of Clcyc-
lands administration, allowed Japanese
peppermint oil to come into this country in
bond and and to be repacked an sold in
foreign markets, thus unlersclliRg the oil
that is made in such quantities in Wavne
county. The japanese oil can be bought
for - cents pound, so cheap is the labor
of producing it.
The new tariff has placed heavy duty
upon all peppermint oil, and So it was very
popular in this section. The mint is raised
chiefly in the towns of Huron, Sodus, Galen
Marion, Arcadia. Williamson, Lyons and
Rose. Peppermint long ago ceased to be
looked upon as a weed in these parts. 1t is
legitimate agricultural product, planted
and attended as systematically as crop of
wheat or potatoes. And vet this great in
dustry is one that the free traders would
break down altogether. 1t is safe to say
that the many hundreds in Wayne county
who depend upon the industry for their
living will make sure that Harrison has a
much larger mai GRITTY this year than in
1879
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bABY'S

were right upon the bridge
AS the engine with flashing
headlight and flying cinicrs rushed
| beneath. so startling the horses that the,
.shied," and the first, an open buggy yer,
narrowly escaped upsetting while the sec
| ond, a covered carriage, went over as d
matter of course. BY seeming miracle
| the OCCUPANTS escaped with bruises, but tb,
carriage was left a wreck. 1t seems a
| though if not a law it ought to be thai
| trains should whistle at all crossings,
whether grade" or overhead. "A mum
her of our people have been visiting Boston
and the Mechanics Fair. Messrs. |. j
| Brookings, VIII and Miss Minnie Wright
Geo Lilly. Mrs. IL. W. Fullerton and Mrs
| +. G. Small are among the number. The
/ latter has been spending some time will
her brother, NJ. +. Marble of Roslindale
Mass.-Capt. Josiah Carter, VINO was very
| i'll in the hospital at San Francisco fol
some time. arrived home on the 18TH inst
| He was accompanied by Edward Fullerton
" no has been out West for about year
Edwin Reed. who has been making visit
to his brother and friends in Astoria. Ore
gon, also arrived home at the same time
| Deacon Perkins and family have re-
turned to their home in Chelsea, Mass
Quite number of WoOlwich people at
tended the Sunday school convention il
Bath, and reported most profitable and
| interesting session. Among them We noted
| b. ID. Farnham and wife, Mrs. d. S. Car
ter, Mrs. Rachel Otis, Miss Mary Fullerton
| Miss Fannie Gilmore. Mrs. J. A. Stinson
Mr.. and Mrs Boarlman Reed. Mrs. Ellen
! Warren Mrs. Fred Corlis We miss an old
landmark, the great elm at Days Ferry
planted Is years ago. II was so decayed
as to be deemed unsafe and so was cu'
down.--Mr. George Gilmore met with an
accident Sunday evening. His horse stun
bled and and threw him out right under its
heels, and how he escaped with only some
severe bruises is almost a miracle.
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sY TELEGRAPH.
TAMMANY HALL RALLY.
Gov. Flower Called the Republicans
Set Of Thieves.
David 3. Hiii Desouaeed Turseeats and spes'
yery sssa wsrd Tor Cleveland.

Nyy YoKr. Oct. .s.--T smHisny Hall
hell gran ratification meeting tonight
The wigwam was packed ami the throng
about IL open air overflow stands filled up
the streets and paralyxed traffic for blocks
arounsi. II is claimed the total attendance
exceeded l0s,tAa.
State senator Roesch Introduced uoy-
ernor Flower as chairman The Governof
was loudly cheered, He tnuie an address.
in the course of which he said Harrison s
administration had siuandered money IN the
Treasury il extravagant appropriations, AMI
asserted that TO coHceal these great misuses
of public money. the Republican party had
changed the method of bookkeeping al the
treasury, having transferred the fund for
the redemption of national bank notes from
the liability TO assets si,lc of the treasury
statements.
Resolutions we're adopted en- lorsing the
national platform ami ticket; denouneing
the force bill approving the attitu lie taken
by Mr.. Cleveland in hi letter Of acceptance
on the great question OF tariff reform: com
nlendiDg tho Democratic administration OF
city affairs, and iledsing a decisive majority
in tiis city for the Dem icrasic eaniiiates.
Senator Datii b. Hill was received with
great cheering. lie FAHttssti tottfhihi
for the ,,sieutaiious zeal Of the new convert,
who. after ilayin. for wears enjoyed the
hoaors ami ern0lunents of Il position con-
ferred upon him by his party, suddenly
assumes to see new light and turns around
AMI bitterly assaijs h;s former political
associates with vrnouogS 'itmpsration.
The senator discussed t..V tariff question.
He sail No authority MAS 10 be :onnd III
the constitution for u protective tariff. Re
ferring to Gle, ,'land aud Stevenson s'na-
tor II II said They both answer The JET
fersoniIn stapiar,l of fitness, both were
satisfactorily tested in public service; betl
represent the cherished principles of our
party in this tamp.ign. ami are entitled 10
YOUR sutiragcs. ES-president Cleveland
need. no euogy at my hands. His life and
public services are familiar IL
the people. His administration, digni
| fed. honest and able safely withStood
popular criticism, passed into history AMI
reflected credit upon the country. His re-
election will not only be a personal triumph
but a vindication of our principles and the
triumph of the Democratic party The
senator then spoke at length of the force
bill issue.
Senator Hill was applauded throughout
When he mentioned the names of Cleve
land and Stevenson the cheering was deaf
ening. Speeches were made by Lient.G Gov
| Sheehan Gen Sickles, Congressman Cum
mings and others. The out door meeting'
were addressed by 100 speakers.
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AUGUSTA LOCALS


Tho production of The Plnnger" ut the
Opera bousc last evening may be ranked as
one vt the hes, plays which has graced the
boards of the new opera house since its
opening. The two Byrons, Oliver and Kate.
in the principle roles are artists par excel
lcncc The Interpretation of the role of
The PluHger." by Byron was Il rare piece
of melodramatic acting N fact the entire
east i exceedingly well-balance'i. Billy
Spike the tramp, is an inimtable dead
beat and the cashier. broker, gambler body
guard. detective typewriter and others Of
the support were fine. Kate Byron as
Widow Clover was prime fayorite with
the audience and won deserved applause.
The first act with its hudicrous situations
placed the audience in good humor and pre-
pared them for the after bits of inc acting
which were many The scenic effects were
fine, especially the elevated railroad scene
and the reproduction of the Garfield hut.
The play was presented to a fair audience
and was exceedingly well received.
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lincoln.

Real estate transfers for Iincoln county
for week ending oct %.
AlNA-F. l.. Car1ev tn =. ". Palmer. land and
buildings. sliao. sane 10 lanes &. leighton.
land.
I,sr,rHBAF-Msrv lay to Warren G., Campbell
land aud buildings, exc; Mary h. AEld to VIM. o
seavey, land. etc, ~, itoratio Hight 10 Herman
iIartuns. land, s'ss5.
BoornRAY HNRBoR-Nary A. piakhan to
Byron Gsiie.. hand 80, J. II. Met hutock IA
t.ro W. Moore, land. san
isRiSTnI.--Hiraa Mcfarland 80 ". Y. b ituR
ham. land. -iea; >iiepn M oit'S estate 10 Rachel
W Elliott iana aud hullsi 'ngs al
DANAgissa orr -. L. Foster ~ WIZ H. Eos
ter land and lrtld4a=s. s4Ja; Amos Five. - ii Ga
VIM. II. Poster, land aud buildings, $50.
JEFFERsoN Sheridan Hoagk'Rs Ia LeaHsisT
Rice, land, s-oc.
NaBIEBpiso-wm- A >ideling.r TO John A
Perkins iand. so; Holm A. Perkins TO sch1Ji
District No . land 81
SoaERviLtE-fiiFam Bliss. ir., 10 Einira DAY,
land. sts.i.
Sot-riipoer-w H. Reed TO Frances NJ. Reed.
land $sdss.
waipuR,,lso-4 'yFas Welt to Arory &. Welt,
land and buildings. $3.50
wEsrroar- Laura !. Cars esrs;e to irving u.
Fowies. land asif haildins-- sisa
wHITEsIELp--Aar9 r. MoI-y 10 II. " Peasiee.
land. sisa: Alberta Pra<ise'- gaarthan 10 H. "
Peasiee. land, Sin0
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IN BUSY MAINE.

Tie amount ii goods hauled from !.nul-
ton 10 Blaine an Monticello siuce the spring
opened is fully 80 sons.
Isusiars> commune to baam about til.
new Noun, Battle mill at Can len. Soi;te
fifteen houses are unier construction AZ
present AMI mora To 90 up in the spring,
! Mr.. W. X. Dana is putting in large
steam engine at their mills in Westbrook
( MI plants in that city are soon 10 b. fitted
out with steam SO as not to he affected by
low water in the city.
/ of the l20 corn factories in Maine, ~
this fall report pack of 0,46l ,o17 cans
| in most cases considerably more than last
year. The total pack this year cannot be
very far from 20, 900. 900 cans.
| The work of laying the new steel rails
/ FIVE hundred tons in quantity, for the Ban
gor and Aroostook Railroad has begun and
| good progress is being made. The greater
part of the rails will be laid between Low
bridge and Guilford and the rest will be
placed ON the line extending from Dover
eastward.
| Rockport people are delighted at til,
prospects of an increase in their lime bust
ness, the recent demand for the produc
/ being larger than the town can supply
kilns were fired last week that had beer
idle four years and their opening is surpris
ing to everybody.
Large quantities of Asoostook potatoes
are being transported to Boston. While
the potato crop outside of Aroostook ha:
shown big falling off in the Garden OF
the East the crop is larger than that OF
| last year, and one of the biggest evel
known. The country is all full of potato
| buyers.
| The Boothbav IIarbor cold storage plant
has been completed and is ready for bust
ness. 1t will freeze cargo of fish as solid
as a rock in twenty-four hours. The plant
consists of two distinct systems of freezers,
Each can be run independent of the other
or both together. The combined plant is
, ii e largest and most complete for the bust
res on the Atlantic coast, if not in the
| country Over two hundred barrels are
now in storage and fish are coming every
morning in about the right quantity. The
Register says it is the greatest enterprise
for the benefit of the small fisherman ever
started in that locality.
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A ee,uine Case o, Absent. mindedness

A few DAYS since one OF our leading
business n,en had 10 go away on business
50 he left his team at the office for his SUI
perlaten,ieni to ride home with. When SIX
o'clock came, the super hied away home,
thinking no doubt of the oysters he was
going to have at the lslse that evening.
Time flies and so does the the super
to the lodge, room About : oriTs,
while enjoying the "'rs in the third, the
super" was called to the door. There he
met the ho.tler. who asked where the little
mare wss Shes III the she'd sail the
.'snper. and nov h. buys nice cigars for
the hnxs
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Franklin.
Real estate transfers in the county of
Franklin for the week ending oct. -

Real estate transfers in the county OF
Franklin for the week ending bct. %.
GREESvALE FLhNrArIoN-.f. ", iipklry oi
Phillips To ID. T.. & II. +. Iiinklry of Rangtlty
premises, .~ib.
Alexander II. Abbott To stephen
Lake. band sllo same to same, land and build
iurs sl.yp MARY L. Stoddard to William i.add oi
Concord Mass land and buildings. 500, W W
Mauter of Wisconsin to l.. Il. hantcr of Cali
fornIa. land and buildings, 81; Hiram II. Sioyei
to j Currier Tarl,oN. land. SOC; Stvphrn Lake Ia
Alexauder II. Aht oft. lRud. $3.50
WtLroS-E. l.. and Alirr L. itiscock To Fran
ees l.. Pickens. LAM and buildings. $3.50
kINGtIEI ~ 100. simmons to prren Dyer. laud
and building. -,bEp: ,irren Dyer To Charles II
simmons. pIrn'Ses, $500.
CHEsTEaN of WIN. and Sarah y
Robbins t.i tien. G.. Minnie -. and Clara \. Rob
bins lniii aud irnilding-, - and val con.
sfEl,Nt3-lra jack To taroIn. r.. baggcif, 100
ANnN--t arr,r h. Llhbey fby guardian to f.. o.
t,rrenieaf ot Pennington, land and buildings
sIia.
JtY-Martlia +. Dascomh of Wilton ct als. 10
thas. NJ. Bryant. land. SO.
rHit.fIr--Samu,l STANLEY to Grace T., Fhiltr
T.. and Rose NJ Stanley land and buildings. sjs9
wELp-Eugene :. Taadtile to Geo. +. Collins.
land. $50; Albert :. and Sarah j. Goldsmith to
Samuel Nast.rmsn, farm, $3.50,
FBEENAS-LeoRard j Luce TO thas. VI. An
drew- of Strnug. land and buildings, 400.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Berry ct ais. 10 Geo. II.
Moores, land, s25
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boy stood on the burning deck.
tnwt-eiy, ton, tis said,
For, with the fast approaching fame.
His elders quickly He'd.
so. many bow in peril stand.
mindful Of their fate.
riil. step by step. Grim Death comes
And then. alas. too late,
Far wiser. snrsiy. would !. seem,
When his approach se@.
With s.Pserfe's Pellets" well in hand
To vanquisii old sc. D.
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets have remarkabls
power TO correct all physical arrangements
thus warning of disease that would surely
follow. Purely vegetable, pleasant to take
perfectly harmless. With a little fore
thought, they be present help in time Of
neei--cheaiiog the doctor and rebhing the
grave. As Liver Pill they are uneqnaled
Smallest. cheapest. easiest to take. One q
dose as a laxative. three or four a. 4
eatliartie. TINY, sngar-eoa,ed grannles- ir
vials - cents.
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"For three years have suffered intensely
With general debility and nervous pros,ra.
lion. SO worn out was that tcuHid her,
frequent fttiHtiag spciis. alarming myself
md friends. found immediate relief on
taking the first dose of DIR, Grecnes Ner.
sura blood and nerve remedy, and was
recovering before one-half bottle was used
The use of five bottles effected complete
,ure. can heartily recommend il to those
l,licied in like manner. Mrs. NJ. Walsh,
Second ST., Providence, X. L."
DIR. Greene the most successful specialist
in curing all forms of nervous and chronic
diseases, - Temple Pl., Boston, Mass, can
be CONSULTED ffce, personally or by letter
Call or write him about your case or send
for symptom blank to I'LL out, and letter
fully explaining your disease, giving advice.
ntc.. will be returned free.
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RANDOLPH.

The Methodist society gives a baked
bean supper in the vestry Thursday night,
Mr. and Mrs Frank Ware of Manches-
ter. y, IL, were in the place yesterday Wis
iting Mr. Wares mother.
Postmaster Stnson of Augusta was in
town Yesterday on trip of Inspection. 1t
i understood that there is very good pros
poets for advancing the Randolph post office
from thu fourth to the third class.
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Caving In.

Just ~ a rotten tenement collapsea when 100
great a weight or strain Is brought 10 hear upon
Is upper fioorr. 50 does puny physique eollsg's
and cave in when subjected to the strain OF d's.
ease which must come sooner or later II II y hg'
reinforced and built up. Hostetter. sie'nseh
Bitters IL Of immense service TO the debiIifatea,
the and d, .peptic, because II strengthens
and prevents them from easing IN; y = no' ~ h,
BEAUTIFULLY vigorous. Many slender spparenfy
fragile and undersixea people enjoy pbonome,naa,i
health. tigor means the ability 10 digest sFep
and eat wei. This power Iostetter's stofnseh
btters will confer II viii, besides, cure malaria
bilious ri,enfna ie and kidney ailments, miies'e
the nfirTuities Of age and overcome nrry0usRess.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-26
The secret of swee~ss.

Bowditch, Webster & 60, druggists, %
Iieve that the secret Of success Is per'eVer-
ance Therefore. they persist in keeping
the finest line Of perfulneries, toilet ar'ief.'
cosmetics, drugs and chemicals on the MAJ
ket, They especially invite all persons No'
have palpi,ation, shor; breath weak OF nun
gry spclis, pain in the side or shoulder, op-
precision, night mare, dry cough, smo'he.ihs'
,irop-y or hear, disease to try DR.. Mile. IN
equaiIe,l New Heart cure, before y w
late. II has the larges, sale of any Similar
remedy. Fine book of testimonials rree'
Or. Miles Restorative Neryine IS uhsu''
passed for sleeplessness, headache fits' e'c''
etc, and it contains no opiates.
dec2seod&wIy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-26

\ meeting Of the kennehec Theological
Circle was held in Champaign hall at Colby
Tuesday morning This was the first meet
ing of the fall aud ministers were present
from Augusta, Gardiner, Skow began and
other towns. IN essay, "A Form of Prac-
teal Christianity" was read by Rev. &. w.
iIinckley. Rev. J. \. Long of Winthrop
presented the Practical Topic"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-26

At the meeting Of the SoiBerset Hunting
ciuh IN the ptri.,rs of the fIeselion last
nigb, il was decided thar song hrsis and re's
squirrels should no longer be prey for the
honters and that ganey game Sione shoatl
no .,ken A,ap iniucemeut for the hunts
men 10 make special effort in the diree-
ton Of crows, the number of points on that
bird will be raised from % TO loo. Much
interest is centered n the hunt OF tofho'-
row. The club will divide into two teams
and the losing team will pay tor fhs pan
auet al the Heselton in the evening.