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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-08

Qaite eiabOraie exercises have been AZ
ranged fer the close Of the fall term Of the
Er,kins Hizh School. a; South China Fol-
lo~ins $ the programme Of the exercises
TO De heli Friday evening, Nov. l0th;
Prize I,~eissaats9na.
8s.ie
he Chs.a martyr. Wy " fadsrson
Aagls NAY Aas;Ia .0sEh ChiHA-
,,~t5y-esrx. Er-ess ~ sAHrises
Hef'~rt 3aer Hal. Weeks Mills
n. ssas and tl- ..rsv. PM Ftsei
Mar Franes. Moody. oath sss&boro-
lac N sa,sas rhurs. Nerisa Rose. RiT~rsaae
r.ss,, o.L-avs, Gs9rSs H. s.s,
i,sa MAJ laason. whlteseif.
Tas ares % ahoT. =. = fr~raer !
tAas.~- BsJa Clais Ia; s-.al6ore-
t. sssssi Master. tsasst. HTH cssri.fon
-. M4y Fsrringt0a. south China
saa.iak 49, Rex.
Isce.sv Aasustas F.rlsy. eros. Hili-
ss-s u Ax-.. E4~ n, Rac,
fIFz Leila li5E~ Pa rHao,
Fhe Ns.s-rs Cs4s. ,. ; rsss EdsaTsii
charles bsnlei ,iAFr+it, south tA1Ds
aas. Ben. aars Hraases
ora iirEis briggs. Cr,3ss Hal
rsa.e.la. Z. oa.~-tur,. weaf u PsRlig.
FrsnE " llsos Neody. saa;a Ea.ssiooro.
TIE Anx~I. II fsssnA Vista NAaffses
N~ssz- Esgsil~ small. A.h Point
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-08
LOCAL INTEREST
In Elections Was At High Pitch Last
Evening.


The local interest IN the state elections,
Tzesday. vss greater rhsa 10 usually .eeu
IN an of PEAR
Thsrs vxs almost sFefy eoeeeivsbie
facility sss receiving the Fesu<ns- Ths
sss@ss made aE-Erze<a<nss 70 receive he
-~xssr=s from the Western Eaios-
TIE Democrats received returns In
Novelty bail over the Coun<reiai wire
That !. tssey received the dispatches unr;i
.essinx them sas labor sd hearias them
A.. pan. Wien reporter called late In the
s.snias the Ensersmsst va sill clicking.
sns OF r.o stood sroand 70 diseossoisse a.
tssas. bzs the faithful we're absent
Suarally cne could note a vAst tiHsfsnes
n Gr.aA Array ball where The returns we're
brg1xat 20 the Rsp1blieAns tram fhe West
err Czsoa sgIletins AID tie JorKsAI's As
.scia.sd Press dispatches. TIE ball vas
veil sEsd and the snthzsiazm was eonts-
I1ss-
Chairman Axaley Of the Republican
s.sts Committee ssrf out the following
eaaxrAsaL.tosy kilograms last evening".
ArsJsTA, Ne. Nov. : l-sS.
Hos. =. r. GkeExHAAasK Lowell. Mas
The Republicans Of Maine send
x-ssanz 20 TIE Republicans Of Aasssenuss
s~ss. Personal congratulations to you
60. 5lsss the old Commonwealth
J. H. AAsLEr.
AescsrA, Me-, Nov. z, 1888.
Hsa. Wa Mckinney. Columbus, Ohio
Tie Es,a hsieans Of Maine are psoad Of
he victory the Republicans Of Ohio have
ths. 3ay san for protection and good sov-
srzm<nt Aeesps congratulations.
J. II. MAxLEY.
AraCsTA- Me-, Nov !. 1886
Hos. Wa. BRookyfELD, Chairman Rspsb-
Lean state Committee, New York City
The people Of New York have at lass
,xzxht TamnAny lessoE. Yea viii lava
.he thanks Of every patriot IA the land
J. H. MAsLET.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-08
THE
JOURNAL BOOK
COUPONS.
AFine Library May be Secured
for ONLY a Penny a Day.
Read Or Great Oder M 81
How Il Is Done.
Full Instructions for All w
Wish to Secure Pine etaad-
ard Works 1t . Merely uen-
inal Price
vi

on~ s~s, day. Thss 70 vesy saAn -. =
meass II most bat ~, u 10 the vss111l yones
Ye' II rfoteyiy sEpsied. ess esnt 1og - ~
vondsrs fos Instances. II viii sss1se V eQoeD
reader Of the Daily kssnsbse JOURNAL = ~
Esrssy 81 twenty-five voisnss - soa111e0
vosts veil printed SD ksz1ssaesy bs1o1 =
esnxssestai cloth. u 10 ssa % snGl1 ~ ~
10 no ose bot can sfosd Il ssA vhss ~ eDoak
.sni;y IL prevented ~ !. u sSv BY ~ 4Dv4nAb
10 obtain good booAs sos this nersiJ nem1aa1 -
there sbosld b. - hsatao6y = 49,
ing II. he JorxnAL Bod C6apea = -
ed In shas issse, tesYs<sn Of fks0 eotDono
ssmbsssd eosssesfsssiy. mailed v. - pgsoGloQ1
n :his once viii Afses esaD = -
vii ssftsis The hoidss - s16ao -
boot fsyn the fhDsAsl ssinnes - $500
voshs rsfehaseS 10 ~ 13stsksse1 aDG99 10ux
sac readers Orders fw beoks v - - u -
mari 10 eli eAses. b. ssecDDaste6 ~ m00n1
% bsrsa with oospea No l.. DsSis M - g
s~s md sosrsses eosross soEsssstyay $1,000
there ffs1 vfu -. Whse yes heee eey11g4
- q ssss, ssss . issrisss - = -
ether beoh ssd bss6 % vhiis thAs - -
yocKgAL reaAsss svesywhRs - soeoon0oD ~
osss. n asy rssAsT eassss sa11tY 49, - -
vsere topks ere 10 ~ -, - = ~ e101qI
With 1ftesa ee1fs I'D elGks esu1s e111m1DD ~
r.oslAss, asd u boos vItl ~ 01te1-
| Al vhe veaf thess bes6s aheuil O18 -
pes q osss. Thsy VII - esiy - eneooo2 u
lie besf Aafjy nsvspeDss h ~ oe11A -
rss4es who saves ~ so1oeas y s9oGo1 toon1D
kee6 svssy sossssss 1s1s o010 - o1o1mn
aaDs1 - ~ seobe1.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-08

re wires sroashs . De ely yese<rssy
E - aancznceDens of DIE dsaGk si
IhsnAS Lan4hard Rshiason. De esaer suu
ct Mr. ani Mn. d. G. Robinson If b.
seu I'D srssdso. 81 De s.se Col Thau.a
Lanhsrd IT dis CITY.
| Iae nosf hsasrfek expressions Of svr.ra-
say and rssf are beard On every had
bers and reared ia this city. he .vinss
hinseif closely asosrd sse he.rs. a. .r
eser-vseaiEs circle af intimate fr:e.4t-.
and s.oIs fse himself. he ia. prsss sad
aeass iafsren u 81 szx peopse.
In his yesrs Of tender caikiaoDs h. 1.v.
nzsksd evs1enes Of most unusual p-scScis~
aad sculfali tncusar, nd - :he ys.rs sped
assy. snd be s,ev 70 almost mans estate,
peopis rsesgaiEez is bis yure. axnly,
cnrssean character, he fcuntasioa Of
the highest TYPE Of aerssoped nanheoa.
de s<smet ever sessnd he years. Crap
lag me thinRs Of life - shey unfssass TO
biz srpsrding risasn, he fntus-ivsIy wig
aoved tas ehaE frora ths wheat. .ai re-
taised only shas which vas permsnens asd
sntaxing.
In he school be attained tie highest pos
s;hls sxak; 20 high. in fact, tia. be vas
chosen, - the best syps Of the true sehslar,
TO lead his class &ad sehool, - I.s eoionsl.
10 the school military organisation of Bos-
toe
Having finished his preparatory ssaslss
be took bis examination 70. Harvard, 70 e.
~ rnis fall He passed the examination
Without condition And With honors. He
sss found aburaAasiy assed. Aye. s.fe,.
for higher school; And already he has
found entrance. Vita IL earr.c9Euru, be-
is not unfamiliar md 70 IT, Master be il ro-
= stranger for be h2s been His STUDENT from
the bezinninz.
In fheSr knovls;se Of the seld of larger
xrorth and greater Gsefalness 70 which be
has gone. xnd in the blessed nerorse. of
his stay here, the breaking hears viii fna
.orh Of comfort
Passed away quietly and hap
pity" the Telegram said. Within the
year drawing nigh unto is close, beloved
grandfather ari hioIized z-xadson have
joined hands across the DARK river, IN the
helts siysiaz- The meeting ,hers.-the
parting hsrs,-Hs sho watches owe. a..
ordained them both, and His love and His
wisdom never faiIefh
II ionz for household faces gone
Per vanished saasies lSax
Rat tod hath ed mr. dear ONES 90
AID He 1aa DO 30 srong.~
know aos what TIE future hath
~ nSryel ~ safrsfse.
As-srsd aSas> lhx; life zsd death
His mercy gDdsriiss-"
II know net where His Islands Hfs
Their frouaed psiTns IN ar.
/ aaiy Know I cannot drift
B@9or9 HIS hDxe and care"
c.s.H.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-08

The commander-in-ehief Of the Diilns
has issued orders iisbandiug the qua con-
manic. at Lewiston and Brunswick, a5d
mahisg them infantry companies ATTACHED
IN the l,s rermeas, The Lewiston company
10 be known A. Co. I. and Brunswick com
psny as &
The heavy artillery al EastPort sAs ALEC
Sf.ssneaed and male into Infan'Fy eom'
NAMES, attached to the 81 regiment TbsS
yilI be Co. I of Esstport and OF CALAIS
Major F. f. Nesconb Of Passport has been
tss.hesi 10 the ID regiment AMI or1sred %
-er.,rs TO Col. PniIbroos.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-08

ouite a number -ho reside south OF
Winthrop street, have seit the *sF-sixe
,r,ris of Their ancestors rising daring tne
past f.. aays Old rusty forisEE pieces
h.xs bssn rssurrsrsea. elssnsd ant lsssseSs.
TIE snail hor in mary ins.saces has faesn
.E,asea 70 carry = revolver. The house
~s,l hs, not sarrisd 30 Ionz ca tue eseS
s.,or in tie srnsiEertzI 'i-t. Of the Moen-
I, has been in fssr snss .rsraes1Dg that peo-
MI, have xeusuresi eaf st nighs dressed IN
th@sr best ,aif II clothes. What's the
esu.es why. skuas., thicker than eopas-'
in ksasas-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-08

The following rss received BY Hon.
J. II. aaalsg in reply 70 lis telegram Of
oonzxta lai2ons
NEw YoKx Nov. 7.
To Hon Jo.eph II. Marley
Thank. 70, your dispatch. The virtue
and manhood Of the State has asserted
its~t. and the Republican party ssili lives.
W " BRsroxyIKLD, Chairman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-08
psrMaai.

Mr.. L. II. Bznaiia of L. H. Bat,alia {
Co. rebailders Of psasos, with factory AZ
Concert Hail block, opposite eoert house,
invited 4 JoCRsAL reporter 10 cal. upon
him the other day and he did so, ard mus,
confess that the visit was Of much interest
and profit. He learned something he never
bad heard Of before. Mr.. Bauaha was
busily engaged in the delicate work Of re-
placing WORKOUT hammers and sctions in 4
number Of old pisnos that one could easily
perceive bad been in ase for many years.
A great many people think sad Mr..
Bstrahs, that their piano Is ready 70 throw
away after the action has become worn
from many years service. am here for
the purpose of eniishtsainz the AugustA
public GA this subject and propose &c prove
10 The pabIie's entire satisfaction that can
take any action, and. If tue sounding board
il intact. can make that piano As good
sgain as On the day i wa purchased See
here, continued Mr.. BatEalis, look at
this book with hundreds Of tss,im1a lals.
nauy Of which are from tie Leading piAuists
Of the United States. as % their opinion Of
my skill in the art Of reeonstruetioB Of
pianos The reporter examined them and
recognized the whiting Of several people Of
note in local musical circles. "foa sfs.
said Mr.. Bs,txiiA. II have the aocumsnts
to prove all | claim And i; will be adj
milted that be had. after reading the fol-
loving home testimonials
AuGrsrA, Me-, Nov. =, 1888.
Nr. L. II. BsnsliA
Dear Sri am more than pleased With
your vork 10 rebuiiiing my piano. The
tone Is mach stronger and louder. and the
action Is also very much improved.
Ixouhi cheerfully recommend Mr. Bat
saMs A. a gentleman and thoroughly &
mechanic. Respectfully,
ADprK Z. WEEKS,
: Spring street
eheerfnIly endorse the above.
A. ID. WEEKS,
With Badger & MARLEY, Publisher. Name
Farmer
am happy TO say that Mr. L. II. Bs;ta-
las work on my old square piano Is per-
fectiy satisfactory, and the opportunity ne
nov Offers il seems 10 me, should aot D.,
lost BY those requiring bis services
AsxfE WmLIAasos, Music Ieseher'
No. So State street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-08

atty Club bad very interesting session
s, The Unitarian church psrlors Monday
nishi. The room. ~srs 6lied. The uuHs-
sroa. quests included the Current ETenfs
c1sb.~ The programme OF the evening re-
lated TO Literature Developed by the War
for the Union The essay vss by Mrs
Fl. W True. IN which she recalled With
srsphse touches the stirring lyrics, BALLADS
sal other inspiring literature Of wartime
Well chosen .elseiiors from these ~ere
then read or recited by rasmasr. OF the
ciss- AHao7s the poem. e'isa ~ Mrs
True in her essay. were the sns verses D.
Mrs.. Aksrs, Florence Percy ecessioosd
By the ~ozuaing Of General Conner, and
written While se Vas IL the hospital IN
Washington. The general 10 al I-Frs saisns
Of t-aity Cab and vas present Monday
ersains. Being e2ilsd mp be made soEDe IN
tsress:az illusions to var poetry snd Eeei,et
sspet izsen Of Rebel ballad Literature evolved
sarizg the var sni Yankee rely II uaass
be saii. shss az pee III the Rseet pr dnc-
tor Possessed the CRATER ue<li tut ss
literary explosive The fsukee rsjotn<ssr q
b. tar the nsars Elective. Judge 81 i.
Stevens "a. called apan fer sPeseA sus'
gracefully introduced ilsn. Horace aasiin
ct MinHsscss ssi late gorsrnsr Of taa'
STATE, 4 Ksnnsbee boy Of forty ysAis age
Gevsrnor Austin was listened to sith essss
xi,snsisn. He gaze very vivid snessn'
% rsaaisn Of tie army Of the Pot 'rnaf
sAieh be attended. There uss arg nx os
Miss Rahinson With . quartet esseras
-Tensinx On the Old Camp Ground~ AID
Battle HYMN of the Republic Ssns
twenty o. more n<~ ues,ssrs were elected
The meetings Of this club pronis~sse De
issainS feature in Augusta socissy the eSui'
ing ssossr-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-08
ADJUSTMENTS.

x.r4ar xTrAsHINA'- LKcTcKE ON JAPAN.
MEIzosE, MSS, April, 1898.
Dear Mr.. kItsshima;
Your lecture uss greatly appreciated ~
cur sovsspecpIe, who prsise il .arnly
wondering ho~ yea had eeeH able to mas
Ter the EnsEsh language in the shors time
Of your residence xfnonz Us. We com
mend you and your lecture most heartily to
~. nuhifc- MARr A. LITERNoRE.
,BosroS. Aag. 20. 1898.
Mr.. kita.himx's lecture On Japan il full
of interesting informxtlOn. and eoHaiease'
volumes into sn hour. An evening speu'
sin him is a journey through the 4 1wery
kingdom ~ith Al intelligent guide and IN
tsrpretsr-
Rev. Z. l.. RgSFoRD. u. D.
Mr.. Kisashima will illustrate bis lecture
on Japan =, the Unitarian church, Nov. ga
By highly cslored sterecp1eon views re-
Gently imported direc, from Japan
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-08

TAefe has heec ranos GA the street shAs
Mr.. Ies~ph T. Badger vas likely to be ap-
pointed postmaster Of thi. cry Some So
lag that he appeared unusually harry Toes
day morning thought psssisls ne hsa
received the appsinsmsns. hat Il uss soDe-
thing better than hist. . ane healfhy hey
Mise and . half pnands
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-08

r.. R~S S.lv- in the ~osid for Cats,
Bruises. Sores UleeTs. SAT- Afeafn, feses
sorss. Tssser. chapPed Earsis- Chais ans
corus, and Ill Shin Erup<aens- srsd posi-
r:rxsy eurs Pies. Or 30 pay ressirea- IL
& sasrsaseed 70 give 2erfees ssfisfacti''i'
q, MONEY! refasis4- Price % eeHts per
MI. For sale By " L. krskine, tsAeiznef.
iu.r s&ssssI6 - fssssn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-08
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
oesssss Tsrm-W. p Whisshsgss, Issties-
Presiding.

w. S CaoArE. Clerk.
EE S0kros, Sheriff
J ) EsrEs. Stsnogrsphsr.
TUEsgAr, Nov. til.
stskpole q al ". Perkins. The plain
n. occupied all Of the day in the in,roduc-
uoa Of testimony At 5 O'Clock. on account
Of The appearance Of certain witnesses
from 3us.i4e the State, 8 recess vas taken
zns.l morning. AZ 9 30 The remainder Of
the plsiasif testimony gill probably con
sgm~ half LAY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-08

ssspsss u sss~ sscss - - 80 = - 49,
sIL s;sss,ss rsss = 4 - q . -
es<s. 80 ss
Tss bssas re ~ ~ ssis - - - - go
go 70 Ass1sss u ssspses. NJ - clen9l
bssss. toufsG V 49, u 49, - ~ - L.
psAiisAt1 10 - 1efiy - 06o11O u1D1
II se1ssiaa ~ ~ ssyD1 - ~ r.
ssas4 ssssas % - 49, = - 60 -
erbsasss1 sa1bsss - - a1Vu1nl x7
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JDc xSAL couU1nG f19A NJ
Orr ses1sss - - saapsas = - Uu
ssy ssms " sailaQ = ~ - q - 49, -
pissss Oseass ~ bssAs - - - 03u1D q
. = saasA - a11pan1 - En-
Our tvisN1e N11t os90oo eoulrn
~ tosat uN0og - oon0o0ocm
usIl N o11esoADo ~ 0oo01
eoeMbseo0 osoog Any ooo4 ~
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s1seo ole0o - 1NGo)o1Goo . oopGo
loosoSy. II
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-08
Personals

;. District Attorney Dyer of Portland
"a. "a he city Tuesday.
Rsy Mr. Pag. Of Oakland va. IN the
eisy calling On friends Tuesday.
Mrs.. Thur.ton - no Ia. been the guest
Of Mrs. J 5 williamson has returned 70
Bangor
NJ, oscar HoI~sy has gone 70 Portland
to attend the nsssins Of the wouan's
Board Of Missions
Mr. s Lyman left last Night fer Mis-
asayeiis there TO nlaet hi. -ife VINO Is visit
saz her brother And Who viii return With
haH.
Col " ". Whitrasrsh Of Norvay vas
a; tie STATE House Tuesday. He is a mem
Der of The usEtia examining board which
meet. there today.
Nj " H. Johnson who spent sunday
IN Hsvsrhili, Mass. found bis father. vho
Ia. been very III, much better and with
promise Of speedy recovery.
Mr. Eraes, Emery ief, Thursday morn
irs for Rochester. n. Y. where he ~iil
make bis home for the present having se'
cared aae position WITH large hrm II
thA. citF
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-08
NOTICE.

STATE os Nstys.
syyHK OF HosKfs ~ STATE 4sssssoHe.
sE1rsrA. Orr zts t~xs.
ys<1ap ID h~reBy sfvss tssf s1ss STATE ssseseprs
vi1 - n s,s.ses 1t thar sSs 10 fh< 4tss< Hozss
srs<s, 10 the eszs y 81 keSa>br<, % Ix~sdzJ,
NJ itsh ssy Of sossnt~T. a. D. sszs - e'siest
Il - for~nsor - aee1ss infsfHassss 10 ssaAss
fA<zx 70 sske jsss ss1sasss s>ssssmssf ss ssse
.sxx3ss Ssny>ry ID sse sevefsi forns - rad
s0sssy, - 70 fesestIssee charges - esscesfM<ss
taH.
BkfA.s- essxxEn.l hood
IN a.i rga.Is js... s =
JAnKs Rsrunkk. Csest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-08

Users II our eGiamns- DOES the Fesofa q
the years teach Us any lesson leo is II
80. orth hee.iing, Remember. that, in
proportion to the number people reached.
the ksssgsEc Jes gsAL is the chespest al
yer,ising medium in Central Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-08

III 0~r-A xrsy far robe with rid asd uAs-s
IL hating. a<tx.se sae cevnsz u Co-ss ssr~ss
xsa c.,aals sAurSa. faa1ss vii be rewarded
b. sszsizx Al D T. MArssE's. narsa o. ca:a@A<
eiszfeA- aseAtu.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-05-25
THE UNIVERSITY.

We have just received cataloe ne
o. the University of North Carolina
and we take pleasure in observing
that there are fifteen departments
Of instruction with eighty eight
minor courses. The number of stud
ents has grown to BIG. being a gain
of So over last year; of these So are
law Students and II medical and
pharmacy students; 81 have already
gradua ted at college and are pursu-
iEe advanced or professional studies.
There are four general courses of
study leading to degrees: profession
al courses in law, medicine, and
engineering, brief courses for men of
limited means; special courses in
chemistry and other sciences, and a
large number of optional courses.
The faculty includes p teachers;
there are six scientific laboratories
and museums, II buildings, libraries,
reading rooms, Y. M. C. A. room,
athletic grounds, gymnasium, etc,
etc. There are seventy scholarships
giving free tuition and any deserv-
ing boy can get help. The Deems
fund for loans amounts to SIG, 600.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-05-25
Practical s.ock-feed,ns.

This is the title of of a bulletin
(No. 90) recently issued by the N. C..
Experiment Station, which will be
sent gratis to all residents of the
State 1t is, as it's name signifies, a
discussion of stock-feeding from
practical stand point. The scientific
questions involved arenot neglected,
for every practical subject is based
upon scientific facts, and a full under
standing ofone involves knowledge
of the other All stock foods are not
the same in quality: some are richer
in some ingredients than others.
These ingredients when eaten in food
act differently in building up the
body. Some make flesh, some make
bone, some make heat and force.
Foods, therefore, vary greatly in
value for different purposes. Again,
the constituent may be easily digest
ed. while the other part may pass
entirely through and go off as waste.
1t the manure is pot preserved, it is
really an absolute waste. The
| digestible portions of the various
! constituents must be carefully an
alyzed chemically. By actual feeding
| it has been ascertained what quality
| of these digestible constituents is
needed for different purposes of feed
| ing to produce fat, or growth, or
sustain vigor when worked. In this
way we can lay down a rule for feed
ing animals, and knowing the foods
which We have ar hand, and the in
digestible proportions, it will be
| easy to combine them according to
the desired ruled To simplify and
explain the subject thoroughly in a
plain, practical way is the object of
the above bulletin, which is written
by B. w. Kilgore, Assistant Chemist
North Carolina has, according to
the last Auditors returns, 1887
horses 10, ZOO mules, GAG, PAL cattle,
and 1,292,S56 hogs. There is no
question but that vast quantities of
food are wasted annually by improp-
er feeding. If we suppos,, that fifteen
! cents per month is so wasted for
each animal, and this cum is entirely
within reason, we have the total OF
So, 94S, 1853 per year, which is ap-
proximately one sixtieth of the
assessed value of the total real and
personal property of the entire State.
Ought not stockholders, therefore,
to carefully investigate these ques-
tons?
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-05-25
ARauaoIpn sensation.
From the Greensboro Record !

From the Greensboro Record ]
Randolph county islaboring in The
throes of big sensation.
The matter has been kept very
quiet and our information is very
meagre, as Lothing has transpired
yet upon which action can be taken.
We give only rumors which may
have been exaggerated.
About three weeks ago Romulus
Owen, who lived with his family six
miles from Asheboro, died under
rather suspicious circumstances. 1t
seems no one knew of his illness out
side OF the family. One evening about
dark his wife sent for the neighbors,
telling them that he had just died.
When the first persons arrived she
said he had been dead about an
hour, though the body was rigid and
the bed clothing cold, conveying the
impression, of course, that he had
not breathed his last upon the bed
on which he was lying. The neigh
bors looked at each other but said
nothing, or rather took no definite
action, and the body was prepared
fer burial and inferred.
Gossip had started, however, and
evidence was accommodating tending
to show that he had been foully
dealt with. The body was then dis
inferred and post mortem exami-
nation made before a coroner's Jury.
A physician made the examination,
but his report was not full and the
coroner's jury was adjourned until
another day.
The suspicion is that the mans
neck was broken, and that either his
wife or some of her relatives is con-
cerned in it. 1t is said they were all
in continued fuss.
But as we said above the matter is
in queer shape, not enough evil
dence having been Obtained upon
which to make an arrest, though it
is thought the jury viii sit again in q
few days and report.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-05-25
NEWS NOTES.

A bankers association is to be
organized at Roanoke.
Many new industries are springing
up at Huntington. W. Va.
The outlook for an abundant DO
tata crop on the Eastern Shore is
very encouraging.
Alexander Doyle, the New York
sculptor, is engaged on a marble sta
tue of the late Senator Kenna, OF
West Virginia.
Hon. Basil B. Gordon, chairman OF
the Virginia Democratic executive
committee, is hopeful of securing the
Italian mission.
Mrs. James G. Blaine, Jr., who
secured a divorce from her husband
some time ago, is to marry DR..
William T. Bull.
Miss Rose Cleveland, the Presi-
DENTS sister, has returned from an
extended tour through Europe and
the Holy Land.
VIM. ]. Burke, charged with MUIR
dering his mother a month ago, was
convicted at Rockford, H. The SEN
tence was fixed at Imprisonment for
life.
At Gauley Bridge, W. Va, Capt.
VIM. Shepherd shot and killed P.
Mitchell. Shepherd also received a
wound which will probably prove
fatal.