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Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-10-24

The Next Move In the Senate VIII Prob
ably BE a Bitter Contest Over an At
tempt to Introduce CIosure-Tho Silver
Men Claim to Have Been Recruited.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 24-Many and star
fling as have been the changes which have
taken place in the situation with reference
to the repeal bill since that measure was
introduced in the senate, there has never
been before a day which has witnessed as
many as have the one which closed with
Senator Faulkner's motion for Il recess.
The day started in with the announce
ment that the compromise was off. Many
were inclined to doubt the announcement
in the morning that the administration had
set its seal of disapproval upon the Demo
cratic compromise, but very little inquiry
WAS necessary to satisfy them of the cor
rectness of this statement. Then came the
talk on the part Of some senators Of adj
iournment as the best remedy for the situa-
ton, and that was soon met with the as
sertiOn that closure would be the proper
thing on the programme.
Speedily We're these announcements fol-
lowed with the rumor that the silver men
were willing to surrender Internationally
and allow the repeal bill to be passed with
out further opposition.
Lastly came the definite announcement,
made almost simultaneously, that there
would be no effort now at closure, and that
the silver men had reorganized their forces
and We're prepared to continue the fight
indefinitely.
When the Wind Was VeerIng.
The most interesting development of the
day was on the silver side. Whether given
out in earnest or for a purpose, some of the
silver senators announced when they heard
TINT tba hill Nx-p1,lI Ia
sented that they would make no more fac
tional opposition, but would give way as
soon as their prepared speeches were con-
Cluded and let the repeal bill pass. Sem
ator Dubois was instrumental in bringing
about the startling change which became
apparent about 1 o'clock. He crossed over
to the Democratic side of the chamber and
began to investigate. He met with much
encouragement. The situation was changed
In 10 minutes. Senator PuGh's services
were soon enlisted, and he went TO work
with will.
The result was, he said, the finding of
several silver Democrats, who had hereto
fore refused to tilihuster at all, who We're
willing to do all in their power and to use
whatever means might appear most eff
fective to prevent the reaching of n vote
upon repeal.
He said there We're 10 or II Democrats
who would stand out to the end to prevent
this result, and who would resort to fill
clustering pure and simple to accomplish it
if necessary. Meantime the Populists-
PETER, Allen and kyle-had gathered
about Senator PETERS desk. An hour be-
fore Mr.. PETER had authorized the state
ment that the Populists were willing to
throw up their hands.
When they came out of this conference,
into which Dubois was invited before its
close, they were all prepared to continue
the war to the bitter end. When seen at 1
o'clock, Senator Faulkner said:
Half an hour ago l told you vote
would be taken in Il week. Now it looks
farther off than ever"
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-10-24

IlkST CLASS four. five and six room tanss-
ment~ t. rent These tenements have an
the modern improvements hath rooms. water
closets. hot Cnd cold water. stationery tubs
Inquire If Dr. { Art Ward Is West Main 81
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-10-24
SHEEHAN & MALONEY.

Insurance and Real Estate Brokers.
12I Bank Street. 2. O. Box los
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-10-24

Two German Rivers Cholera Infected,
BERLIN, Oct 2l-The rivers Oder and
Elhe are again declared TO be cholera In
fected
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-10-24

\ CHICAGO, Oct s4.-Ths total paid ad-
nisaionn Monday were $50, ia
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-10-24

PARIS, Oct 2L-The SwIas theoloRiAn,
Philip Schaff, d. ID LII D., Is dead.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-10-24
This is no Elephant!
For Sale

But Genuine BARGAIN in a Saloon. central
location. established Is years. average daily
receipts between $500 and sssoo. Cash price
with Stock. Fixtures Pool Tables. good
viii and interest SsoOaO. Marx yoa this a
all as represented and actually cost sssauo to
fit up
For full particulars regarding this or
other leading business chances
Call on JOIN I. PHELLE, c s s. Taua.
REAL EsrATE BUSINESS q HoxKx BHoxxn.
2S Exchange Place,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-09

Dispatches were ssnt over the wires from
Indianapolis to the effect that Vtce-Presi-
dent Stevenson would havs felt proud of
himself could he have heard the rousing
cheers Adlai u. Stevenson Post, No. 80,
Bloomington, got a. il marched along. Of
this the editor Of the Standard Union says
Undoubtedly he would; but IL he had
visited for "Adlsi f.. Stevenson" Post. No.
30, or No. 80 900, Of the Grand Army of
the Republic. Of Bloomington, or Blooming
Jay, or anywhere else. to pass. be would
have grown weary. Like the mythical
Mis- 'Arris, there ain, no sich post.
Il 10 law Of the Grand Army, immutable
- shose Of the Metes and Persisns, that no
tost shall be named for q living person. and
q further law that. where tbs names
Of soldiers. either officers or enlisted
men, are not used, the names
shall be chosen from persons who had be-
come eminent for patriotic services in aid
ing the cause Of the Union. The Vice
President. unfortunately, does not come
under that head-more's the shame.
There was Stevenson, who was largely
instrumental in founding the great order
In fact he tirst conceived and carried out
the idea Of great fraternsl union of all
houorsbly discharged soldiers and sailors
Of the Union army and navy who psrtici-
psted In the work Of crushing the rebellion
but his name was not Adlai Ewing
neither vas he of that kith or kin. B. +.
Stevenson WAS his name. He was an army
surgeon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-09

If there is anything whic'! woman j,
| calculated 10 10 better than a man. it i, i.
che care Of and attention to the hair He,
| natural skll and taste mike her p-e-cmi
hfrfiy mans superior. This ospl,ias the
great popularity of Mrs c. V. Wentworth
"ho stands easily the for, most tonsorisl
artist in this country.
set n st her tonsor'al parlors. at ) Main
street Wat,rgiil', Maine, she said:
y sm well and strong again nov. For
ne pa'i tao years my health has been so
p'ot could not do my work, conll not
va across The house, in fact. 20. So
tehie 'lst the best doctors in this citv
sNli Il went TO slice p on my left sule
"on'd never wake again.
- h-ard of Dr. Greenc's Nsryur, bloor
and nerve remedy and thought | would t,v
w. am ~ ca Had taken one bottle I vo.
very much Letter. / have taken four bot
ties OF tbs remarkable medicine ard II ho.
zone 'h' more good than aay medi ine
ever took.
'1o .io~ able 10 10 nv work and have
amer i"'Lti-fYr pounds in weight II
'htv- ray 'norr'l in II. p.sise."
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-09

1h" 'iUHtLr thing is that n the doctor.
a Ile city gave Mrs. Wentworth IN "a IN.
~ atir '"y ing that she could not possibly
~" Nov that tler have cen fle wonders
, riorfnt'i hy tlIis great an valuable medi.
me t4ers l. no dou't that they are pre-
'-r'''iug "Eh e@vi'g D- Grecne's Nervura
''o'd ani ntrse remedy f,r cv, ry iiscsse
II certainly - res more ai-essss than env
'ivF 'en'-dy eyrr di-tor.rr.i ami phy.'.
Aars Nn'i druggists are itcon mend,nr il Al
scr ihe r"'nfrF rs the best of n ne1i-
elnes- The iisal reme,' y. in fact, 10 inyizo,.
a" the hl"e, sire. gihen the nerves ard
Ut NJ . teathy action of .lis liver. k;a-
neys Vi bowels.
Use us.s r ms-lv row anl II will max.
"u -'r'nt and we,i-in fact put yon in ptr.
: rt he~ - 'esiu. iEi. p'ir.iy vegetable
and harmless and d,ugg s.s keep it for 81
a. y is the Prescr pt'on aud ,iiscoserv ot
be famn'' ph' siai.n. Dr. Greene OF "a
I'M lie III &c, Bveten, Mass, The success.
u 81 eciai $: in cuiiag all forms Of nervou.
"a fhTon!; d;'eases snf te eAn be consult. |
II free, Personally or by let,er.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-09
Rspudialine IT. Platform

Prominent Democratic leaders and news
has pointed out, in repudisting the national
platform Of their party. Especially is this
true Of the plank which advocates the re-
peal Of the ten per cent. tax on state bank
Issues. This was cowudly makeshift--s
temporary and dishonest expedient intended
10 catch the votes of certain elements in fs
vor Of an infs,ed currency and inclined
I, enroll themselves 10 the so-called
Peoples party. IA the jour
sat pointed ont to its readers at the
fne the proposition was simply one to re-
vise again the unhappy era Of wildcat
banking. II was a menace to the prosper
i,y Of the nation. and yet the Democratic
PARTY, assembled In national convention not
only endorsed it, bu. incorporated it into
their confession of faith. Today leading
members Of that party and many of its
prominent newspaper organs who endorsed
anil defended this rotten and mischievous
plank while the campaign was iu progress,
re~ openly and vigorously condemn H. and
a.k he party to repudiste il. There is reason
20 helieve ths, their wishes in this respect
may be complied with. We learn from a
disr ,teh sent out by the special Washing
ton correspondent Of the Manchester
Uaien, one Of the most radical
Democratic papers in the country. that the
opinion prevails smong Democratic leaders
In Congress that no state bank system will
be Inflicted upon the country, ~ithstand-
Ing the position Of the Democratic national
pl,ttorm. So prominent = Democratic
light a. Senator McPherson is out spoken
In declaring the scheme to be unconstitu-
tional in % far ~ IL proposed to make the
national government in any way response
BILE for the currency issued BY state banks.
Ii is certainly gratifying TO ind that
Democratic Congress 10 loath 10 intlct this
grea, evil upon the country; but where
does /, leave the party that ehampioned
wildcat banking in the last national cam
paiSu - one Of its cardinal principles: 1t
will make comparatively little difference
What that party may profess to advocate
when t again goes into national election.
The people will have had ample opportunity
70 learn wisdom from experience and will
refuse to BE- imposed upon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-09
VOICES Of TINE PRESS.
(wash. Cor. Mail and Express.

AWeas wv. SASsh eAsS
The long expected report Of Col. Ira
A.ess on the growth Of the TN plate indus
tfy /, this country has 1t last been made
pubic, though Secretary Carlisle has sc
companied il with letter Of Instructions to
Col. Ayefs compelling him to distinguish
tin plafe made wholly from domestic plate
and altefward timed and that msde from
foreign black plates.
Ths report shows . remarkable increase
IN production, despite the menace of . re-
duced taxiR Or frse trade. For the quarter
endins March lst last there we're - ,5s6, :.
So pounds turned out By thirsy-three firms.
II - pgsvious quarter shirsy-tvo drms
peoducsd ls.757.49l pounds, and for the
qaaxase sadsd Sepsembef 30, 1899. there
vsrs lo,ssa. .7ss pounds produced By thirty
1oR h1Ds~
WA & , remembered that domestic
1ann1ArenfesS have since November Last
1Ansa ~ esEoainay Of = return to . lover
eali4 eysa ~ prevailed before the Nc
Knasy ~ - incfsase shown above ID as-
es1n1nG. No American uanufacsurer
~ ssaQsosa ssrcessfslly With tn Welsh
leoe1oseD nnAse pesvious tariff ard shsy
eannse - > q = aftef Cenefsss fspeais
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-09

NEW YoaK. Sept. :.
fLouR-Receipts, sl.ses pkss; expor,s. n,
b3is; G,1ia sacks: sales. $50 pfss: ms,
| set less active, held brmer; ;-N----------- -
iow estrs. si s'a2 fsi e.ty mills soss IS. CIR
grades. 70 IS; far to fancy, z3s a a.
fatsn:s. s1a4 Co -MIaHesota ciesr. 2 sOss n
stTaight-. Soa4 90. patents, 3 s0a 10: ~
s2i6 ''A~ - Hne'
RE FLoUE-- steady. armer.
C0RS HEAIe-sieady, fair demand
ETE-dall. Western. igasG.
| BAkLKr-d dali. steady NO 4 w.~..~
Naso, state, saaso. No. Toronto, s4ass.
pat-ih. nALI-9niet - western 7oss2 .
made Canada lG0ai0s % Wy
"Hs.I- Rece,pts. i3o. 'oabush: exports. ~ ~,
.ait g. i-0s" afiner. fairy active $3.50. 80,
stioai. 7ois7ol; lob, 5o,s7l; SO. hsrs zla.,..
70 spflns 99is5o, NJ. ! northern 50,a-i
NO. z, northern, 5oIz7oi, 10 Milvsgkee zols5oa ;
.s1 .s9 ssa. Ia-' So< sprins soiasoA; snsisdec
&, Sosssscsiots 5s 1850, exports. isoi5. .ai..
2, ieta-, elevator, fSaiei fob, ,siazss a.. -
20. J. tsta. steamer a..a;. -; yeuov. e
Synsrsssa ys Co.. ni1ea tsias.,, steamer missd, -
uAFs-- i:eoe,uts. 2s-so9. exports 81. ~: ,.,h
.sles -'.ec lag higher. rrm and scarce 80. 80
70; 2 ~ - O. -i4ie, al rs. No. Chse..
We.Iern. 1885, 10 white, sgsa9, whi.s ~.
sxKr--. dan. steady.
BgEF HAkas- 1uit
LAkf'- lousr. daa: wss~rB sseam e,oss, /
ts.sS. a"IEIi a. esss. s-60s. rs. gsf,red ..i.,
,9ntfEra; ~ % fsl1. f''e@
PoEk- frraiy, active, ssiesfoe bbi.. cd r.s. I
'an,sas ,sss'' Is~ @s's. tIsis-sis4s. ..trs pris.
hurTxs- fancy in isbt supply; nrm; -
~, a. Ts.s 90 creamery a5sz7, d.
acsSrJ. i5its; klGp, dtA2-: rcIrs- -. |
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-09
AN AWFUL CYCLONE.
human Lives, Crops and Buildings Become
Victims OF lis Fury.

scHEIvER, La, Sept S.--A strong gale
has been blowing steadily here since Yes
terday evening, which has increased to "A
tornado A number OF small dwellings
nave been blown down and DESTROYED
lane aud rice are considerably damaged
Mabel GIuthreax Of this town was killed
at SC hooi near Lockport, by the destruc.
tion of the schoolhouse by the storm. No
particulars yet obtainable.
Oliver La Fourz of Thibedeaux was in
stantiy Killed near Raceland by falling
tlmbers These are the only Casualties So
far reported.
LockPoEr, La, Sept s-The property
loss in this city will approximate sl06 Ooo
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-09
Se.i'sd For auoi.

LONDON. Sept s.-J.atters mat rscof-o,s
confirm the report nf the murder ~ r,,;I
and annnuEce the finding az n bo, -
Ea1in's dispatches written, inst bafors ~
was murdered. This box il now on IT,
way to EngiaHl. The letters descrih. 4,
Detail the capture of Nyaugue. which ,vas
stormed on March 4. The ArhEs lost N
men. while oEly tro Europeans were
kiIied were
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-09
EnEIisa Saiutatinna

The English and American custor, os
nahoshaSins first came into fashion is /.
tsid' IN the time OF Henry H. aryyinus "a
tnat the embrace AMI the kiss w.r.. =,
vogue. relic OF ar ancieu, oriental rne,h,J
Of ereettns. The people least wastef,,I AZ
Saihtaiions sraeng the nations OF F,rrr,..
sre tae ERghsl. On the contineus they i,,.
fisre that an .aglsShman says ..t;ood ,iar.
to you Is i. he were fiinzip.r !. IL
ON. "asaihs-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-09

PoRr JEi;vts, y, r., Sept. s.-This pIaca
was devastated 5y wind and rnfasrarrn
last nighs which lasted atsou, 1--WE minutes
The steepie Of the Methodist chsrch Wa.
blown down. The streets Of the yil,aye
are filled with the broken branches of
trees. Many houses wers unrooteri. sey.
erai people were more Or less seriously in
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-09
OAKLAND.

A. tie Methodist church Rev. c. A.
istushtou vi preach on The Worthless
ness of Riches G.n,rsi prayer meeting
in The eseglng.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-09
n HIS Last Res.iso pi,ee

BALrIsoaE- Sept s-The body Of Colo
mel jerome Napoleon Bonapart. arrived
nere and was takea 20 the home Of Char,es
j. Bonaparte. his brother. The BODY was
removed privately TO the cemetery. There
were no funeral services, as they were heIa
at Beverly, Mass. $3.50
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-09

CHicAGo, Sept s.-Mrs Jennie Andle
widow OF Dr. Andle of Denver, was mar
ried yesterday TO Turk in the Midwav
pialsahce- She is daughter of Colonel
-Aiexahder hammond of Bellaire, O. Her
relatives are among the most prominent
people in eastern Ohio. '''ene
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-09

0a't~ a hH'horr Of cur sporiiag citizens
ar 1t the camps on the stream AMI c. ,hho.-
sreenntee poni. As yet TO iuge hauls OF
'i!d ducks have been hes-l
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-09

Mis- M'y How sr,f, wh9 h,, he,n spend
ing part of the sauaue. At ;Ac home NJ her
fa'asr' H. \ ii1va7i, re,urus this s4tu-
d. m0f'ilt to Dorchester. Mas.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-09

n The sHbjee. %, Rev. +. y. hl-chiirs
I discourse at The Ffee VIII BsPtist church.
Srnlay, sept. ~ will b. Three Fratl. ss
Years. The prayer msctins in the even
. Ing viii ra:.tte d.. san.a .nnic
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-09

"a'laee A. rnrnell il spendirg a few
lays Ia Richmond. the guest Of Fred
libby 'S'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-09

Mr' and Mrs G. l.. Gillette Of Wa,e,
sl.ie are the guests of George G s.ctte On
Washington avenue.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-09

On the pin4ley -. Giffa-l case the inv
'Safded the Plaintiff s223 81 Fri! morn.
iug.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-09

Keep Well
y This Summer.
If Exposed to
Epidemic Influences
Eat only
Cooked Food
And Drink only
p Boiled Water.
Check Every
Disturbance
OF Stomach
And Bowels with
Sanford's Ginger.
Containing among It's Ingredients the mr..
est al medicinal frrneh brandy anil tha fasst
OK imported ginger. it is vastly superior 20
tne efeap. warthless, and often dangerous
Eingers urged as substitutes
Ask Tor SANFpRnrS GINGER and ions
everywhere. 1'e
forTKR DEro 6 cEEs. Comp. Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-09
GARDINER.

Mr c. VI. B-agg left fo- Lewiston Fri
Icy for a sh0r: Witt.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-09
"SKUW'H'ECAN

s::.: H%.:' So" SIX SK1UW'lf1'EUA UW'lf1 '''
Fat Al
AEHli
Fine, % Mis Liada Grave. has returned fror
f1sas rss Old orc'prl.
thasw ---
lsii 'tr'' '4ht' OF lowell Mass - FjsitiH
. Eve Eve relative. il, town.
There is - bea ball at Lake George
Bass; Buck; can'nu, sert.It
Baes Mi'' }, = Nay i. On a businrs. tri, tc
It,, Ess' Boston snl New YORK
Eve Ne jeanette Lord OF Steep FaH4, Ne.
y 'i'it,fs 2 her sister, Mrs T. Colin.
uAA Harry Cushing, VINO has been on visit
.on' n"s t. tn Columbian Exposition ha. returned
Buo -------------
Eve Mr. jones White has beea in torn the
Es' past week. Lhe surs, Of !. Lun.Ien and
tm r., fsnily.
Ew tha'. +. WiIdr' Of the J,nrrs'. so uer-
81 ~ ~ vide Mass, has been passing 4 few tys
in s@oahognr.
ID The SSa~hrsan school canmi,tee held
70 '''e'- last examination If scaul1. a, the
i.,, high school Nuililag, Friday forenoon,
,.i Re Tore VII 'e a fr,e lecture on cooking
q delivered a. G. \. Il. Gtlll;he ! G;h int, by
q Mis- f'im' r, President Of the Boston Cook
~, ing S,h0.l. lecture begins at o'clock.
az, -----------
\ w llrsi1er... Esq. +. r. L,wrence
y and N''s Marion Brslnerd wen 10 North
!. 'orHFdiF Friday forenoon. where Hr !
is bFaiuerd hal bu',ness come tel wrh the |
SVmrrs,t county commssianer-' corr,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-09

Nc snl Mrs A b. Btoke. reta,n u
Thursday from Capi'ol island.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-09
A STRANGE CASE.
t1ow an Enemy was Fooled.


INC Following graphic statement will, ho
.,Hu WIN intense interest. "I cannot desrrib,
tIP NUMB creepy sensation that existed in n !,
irfh. hhndS and legs. had 10 r,b and h.ayy
hosr parts until they were sore 10 oyercnnn
~ u measure the dead feeling tl,nt had ta Lan
DpSse.sion Of them. In addition. i hnd ~
VIII rradlis,, Wea akne-s IN my back and aroutld nv
Sni1i, aI1t, .o+ethcr with an indeSrribabe .gonc,
'r'ihR IN my stomach. Physirians seid i,
HnNtfF.pih% paralysis. from which acc,,d
~ 70 thelr universal conclusion there "a me-
tuci. once u fastcns upon n persnn tb",
~ " continues its insidiotis prngress ~, Il
lF.icll''s n vital point and the sufferer dica
~ w Nlts my prospect. had been doctor,,g
year ana n half steadily, but with no n.r
.nlaI ~ nehi. when | saw an adyer,ise,nnnn,
u pt Miles Restorative Ncrvine. urocurod a
'utLle ana began using IL. Marys,lnms ~ 4,
NY seem, but few days had passed bcfo,.,
W, oit oi mat creepy feeling had Ion ,ne
~, ~ thefe mas not been even the siishtast
i'H'tIt OF Its return I now f,.J a..
1870 '..,i - ever did. and have eaired ten
gelll',z g ,So N weight, though 1 had run dow
=, ,inhl ,t ~ 70 I31 -Four Others have nsed H.
n'ns, t'!9 restorative Ncrvine on nv r,cornsn'
aaron ana IT. has been as satIzfactnry in anai,
Il ~. st,lfnine ~ 10 nine James Kane, La fue. a.
~ aiitss restorative Nervine Is sold nv an
!; H.; ii;;u-.ists on a p.sitive guarantee. ar sent
lIrsct ny the DIR. Miles Medical 10. Eikha,,t
~, %. receipt OF price, 81 per bottle an
t,'4 ior - express prepaid. 1t IL frce from
F''i'ss UT dangerous druRs,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-09

not be exercised In securing every possible
safeguard that will serve to protect Union
veterans against these vindictiye attacks.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-09

MS VI Il Ssmp'on sfeucgrari,er an!
typewriter. formerly with the lite firm of
Baker, Gaker & Cora sh, has d, i led 70 fiji
''"S 'F't "aEf II Augusta by making
'iec'at'F of t-Rnsjent work Persons who
o''fa = want bus ness letters ty p written from
''e'"''9n' manu'eiip's. deeds, ell cs-,i d
an otter ~'rN of Kindred nltu-e done
but Tho i7vc 10: CROUCH Of il 10 warrant
perm@7o7: er'P'oTmsnt o' = squ4ld ed clerk
NV fFe1 ''nily found 'hsm, lvs. On BE
u have The work dons. This state of af-
fl'' ht' been sa,I,tel nov that Mss
; ir'Ys'n has r7enea tyr oiG,c. She is |
loelte.l n tle off, of FeauxE S,u.h.rs
20 at Nd 9i2 Water STREET Sc +. sn /
x2'f' enl l. able 10 De r5,l work rsriIl.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-09

HICKS yts sht .,-<s' a'Ir'nS now f =
ist
Bucks, yr, X 4 & d Waugh tat and I'd.
Buck lambs. RE- G Waugh. lat
Ewes, yrs and over. X e ID Waugh. 1st and
ID.
Ewes, / Yr. X 4 & II Waugh lat.
Eve nmbs, Il d Waugh. LIST and I'd.
OXFORD DowNKs.
Bueks. yrs and over, Chas II Hilton, Anson.
ist Il 4 & u Waugh. I'd. i.
BuGks, ", & W Hilton. lst.
Back Lambs, & W Hilton, lat and I'd.
Ewes, yrs aud over, thas Hilton. lat.
lives, yr. Chas Hilton, lat. H.
Eve lambs Chas Hilton, lst.
SOUTH DowSEs.
Bucks. yrs and over. A T. Hilton. Anson, lat
leo n Bouteile, Waterville, I'd.
Bucks. yr. A r. Hilton, lst. G. Bou,etie I'd
Buck lambs. A T. Hilton. tst. q X Boutelie. I'd
E~e.. yrs and over. q n Boutelle. ist. T.
Hilton. ri.
Ewes, yr. q II BoHtei'e, ~.
Eve lambs. q Boutelle, lst, A + Hilton. ID.
HORNED DORSET
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-09

A sp'riai FHE-isi service VIII bs w.
iTrrh ~ h''+' c'''-' b. San.lsy evesis-
F- !" Ihe selee.ioas are Fl u, tls r..
VA "7"k "f l"ss vssr. Msst,r Small
DtrgN aGd Stnbvr . III T. n ,sr ih,. .nIn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-09

v cha' + WIar. Of the Jpurrs. souer-
y vide Mass, has been passiog few ,fys
in Sow hogan.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-09
AUGUSTA LOCALS.
AUGUSTA CHuECTES.
1daf Sera:as Al Are Cordially United 10
attend
AUGUSTA CHURCHES.

"'' tiosrGL TEMPERANCE meeting at tn.
G'o"m' Of the w. c. r. T., on inaay, Al
AS ?. NJ.
q Go~rEL MgErfxGs at 81 CapitoI s.reet.
:. }n SUNDAY. at 1870 4. NJ, and p. VI.
Also on Wednesday evening at ! 80.
=, SAINT B,nxAnAs' CuArEL. Bangor
'.tr~et, ljth sunday af.er rrinitv, Sundsv
school ats z. NJ. eversong with sermon
commencing At o'tlack.
Mfrhoptsr ErscoPtL CnrRrt: Morn.
/ i'g ~orslip with sermon b. the pastor.
Kew. e. >. CumTi1gs at 10 30 \. NJ.
| evening services a. 80 aai 30 O'Clock.
| tiosrHL Soy. sGRvtcr st the Y. n. e
\ rooms sunisy. at p. VI With a1,rose
| ~ keF- {. ;. Cummings of tie NJ. T..
chnrcn. Good musi;, Ladies also iuvi'ed.
UNITARIAN cnuncr, corner of S,ate ana
YAK streets Server at 10 80 A. N..wih
rmon by the minister upon THE Il ass |
e mss of Work" Sunday school at Y
O'Clock
FREs BArrrsT CHCRcm: Th7re will BE-
Pre"ehn2 by the pastor, DR.. Penney. A.
10 20 \. NJ, subject, The Oaa Iiea -
conIaY school at II: meeting Of the A +
Z h roll call. at Gao T. NJ: x,nsral gos-
rel sersiee at 80 All seas free.
tRNr BArrfST CurReH Morn'uv 'vo--
snip slh sermon by the pastor At 10 :.0A Ii
The sermon ~i|l be the tfiri in a Sc II
ries en the "l'owar of Christi" SUNDAY h
school at l2 NJ; Y +. s. c. f. y. f.oP
VI general gp'pel servi es at 80 p. VI =
'oNc&Ee >rfoSAL CurR,u; 10 3pA. NJ Ia
y F5r'h = AMI SERMON hy the pastor follow a
~ hN the SAHranen' uf The isart.'s Sumner. n