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FINISH OF THE TRoT.
Coilerima Wins Three Straight Heats
and the Race.

INDEPENDENCE. Iowa, Sept. /. - 200
trot. purse S1C00 Concluded Collerima
won the third, fourth and sixth heats In
2:15, PIG, 217A. Elwood won first and
fifth heats in 2:15A and 2:1S Milton won
second in 2:16. Other starters-Chant
Ward Dollie M, Glemors. Billy Gaines.
Aigy. Duroc. Hurry Burly. Oneta, Judge
and Baby
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Henderson Bolts.

TOPEKA, Kans., Sept. BEN s. Hem
derson, chairman of the last Populist State
convention, has b1lted Lewelling and
denounced the administration. He gives
as his reason 1.-The rottenness of the ad-
ministration"
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Fire at Spokane.

SPOKANE, Wash, Sept. Fire broke
out 10 the sackhouse oil the Palouse Eleva-
tor Company early this morning destroy
ing it, together with the elevator and an
other sackhouse. The loss is estimated at
SI5OO0
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THE HAMBURGER COMPANY,
MARKET STREET.

w. Mink. E. Elery Anderson. f. r. Cou-
dert and J. ". DOane receivers of the
Oregon Short Line and Utah Northern
railways for Oregon and Idaho. Ths re-
ceiYers are required to execute a bond in
the sum of $4,000.
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DO you ask me for my secret
why my teeth are pearly white!
why my breath Is ever fragrant?
ana nay gums are rosy bright:
NY secrets oft been told before
use SOZODONT. And nothing m ore.
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RACING AT HARLEM.
Six Events Run in Rather Creditable
Time.

HARLEM, H., Sept. lone mile, My Luck
won. Buck McCann second, Sly Lisbon third
Time, ! :43.
One mile, WOolsey won. Mulberry second
Cbswell third. Time :4O14.
SIX furlones, Lillian Lee won. Gascon See
oDd, Highland thiru. Time, 1:l3s4
One mile ana a sixteenth, Cash Day won.
Henry Young second, Sister third. Time,
1:4512.
One mile and seventy yards, Evanatus won
Hawthorne second Linda third. Time. ] :441a
Six furlongS, Neutral won, Madeline second
MollIe Il third. Time, He
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MEMS
FURNISH HIN
GOODS.

| We are closing out This line. Only q short
while remains for US to get rid of the stock on
hand. as The space now occupied must be used
| for other goods. We have made great iuroads
into It during the past few weeks, but consider
able still remains.
In Underwear. Hosiery, Ne gligee Shirts, etc.,
The assortments are still very complete, like
wise Neckwear, Night Robes, Gloves, Suspen-
ders and many other requisites Of genIIeman's
wardrobe which can be bought at real bargain
prices.
Mems White Gauze Undershlrts, ali sizes, zoe
each, worth 60c,
Heavy Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers SOC
each, mark ed down from Use.
Heavy Natural Wool and vIcuna Shirts and
Drawers Toe, worth 81.
Heavy ATWOOD Fawn CoIored Shirts ana
Drawers Soc, worth 81 so.
Heavy Atwood Ribbed Fawn Shirts and Draw
ers, 81 20, worth 81 as.
UnbIeached Cotton Flannel Shirts and Draw
ers. Soc, worth Coo.
Fast Black ana Brown Half Hose, STAG pair,
marked down from 121&c.
Genuine British Half Hose and Fine Atwood
Black Hall Hose, three pair for soc, marked
down from Zoe.
Black Cashmere Half Hose, In sizes 91s and
1O12 only, three pair for 81 marked down
from soc.
Mems Negllgee Shirts, all sizes, 75c, marked
down from 81 % aud 81.
French Flannel Negl!gee Shirts, 81 25. marked
down from 81 70.
Good Quality Linen Collars. 614c, are worth
1213c.
Best Quality Linen Collars. lilac, are worth
Fancy Embroidered Night Robes, sizes IT and
16 only, 35c, good value at soc.
Fancy Embroidered Night Robes, 81 % grade,
all sizes 75c each.
Atwood Night Robes. silk trimmed, worth
81 90, al Use each.
Unlaundered White Shirts, IN sizes 1871, 1e.
II ana 1712 only, 35c each; good value
al soc.
Unlaundered White Shirts, in sizes IA, 16,
1919, II, 1712 only. Soc, worth 75c.
Laundered White Shirts, in sizes IA. 1914, II
and 171a ouiy, reduced from 81 80 each to
75c each.
THE HANREIRGER COMPANY
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The Gieucairn Is Safe.

ASTORIA, Or. Sept 1.-The British bark
Glencairn. which stranded last night at
Point Adams light, was towed off this
morning at s o'clock and is now coming in
over the bar
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When You Come Back to Town

In cleaning the long-closed house every
care should be taken not TO fluff the dust
from carpets, floors and lodges into the
air. The feather buster is nsver more
panetul In unframed hands than when it
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Murphy tor the fight. Plimmer will prob
ably remain north and train at his old
quarters at Coney Island and start for
New Orleans about two days before the
battle,
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New YORK. Sept. 1.-Lowlander, the
Suburban winner of 1893. died this after
noon at Sheepshead Bay. The horse has
been ailng for long Time with stomach
trouble.
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COVERT SUITINGS are offered In every pos
sible quality and assortment OF colorings.
Our special leaders at soc. Use and 81 a
yard have been marked with the idea Of
making reputation for this department.
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FL DORADO COUNTY FAIR.
The Close of a Most Successful
Week.

PLACERvILLE, Sept. 1.-The FL Dorado
County Fair closes a very successful week
to-day. The races. which were all local,
were close and exciting.
Lyons Kid, a two-yesr-old. made the
best record in trotting races. his time being
2:46.
Barton's McGinty and Maud w won to-
days running races.
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Receivers Annointed.

PORTLAND. Sept. Limited States Cir
cult Judge Gilbert to-day issued an aucil-
larry order appointing 5. H. H. Clark. O..
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italy gives the world wine and silk.
About 90.O000C0 pounds OF coceoEs are
said TO be produced every year.
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At S22.5O.

LADIES' PRINCE ALBERT JACKETS,
made OF imported French freize, beautifully
tailored and lined, large reVereS ana velvet
collar.
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At SOC, 75c, ST.. 90 and S1.5O.
Special values in Black MORE Silks.
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At SOC a Yard.

20 pieces of notified Scotch iCheviots fully so
Inches wide: this Is a special leader ar the
price and W ere bought TO sell at 75c yard
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At S5c a Yard.

we offer line of tallOr-made suitings. They
are in different cooriDgs checked designs
with dashes OF contrasting cOlors. They
are fully so inches wide and would be ex-
ceptiOnaI value al 81 yard.
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$500 Each.

EXTRA SPECIAL-Ladles' Tailor made Suits
ID various shades aud mixtures of Scotch
CneVlots. lined waist, ana full lined skirt
elegantly finished by men Calors; the work
alone would cost more than we ask for the
price of the suit.
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At 75c a Yard.

At 75c Yard
We offer 80 pieces OF black jacquard dress
goods in a variety of styles and figures.
These goods were specially imported TO
boom our black goods stock. and under anv
other condition woulds command 81 yard.
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$500 Each.

Ladies' Prince Albert, Ripple and Willie
Girl Suits, made of fine qualify Covert cloth,
jackets lined throughout and full tailor
made, perfect III guaranteed.
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$4,000 Each.

The latest extra long Prince Albert Suits.
made of The new BiZerte cloths, half silk
lined. They come In brown. blue and gray
efects,with velvet collars. These are extra
well made ana full finished. They could
not be made to order under $40 apiece.
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New COrnoratiOn.

The Lake View Land and Improvement
Company has incorporated with capital
stock of S250.O00, of which S95 600 has
been subscribed. DirecIors-S. f. Long
P. F. Ferguson, James Hagan, w. A. Per
rott. Thomas w. Butcher, 5. ii. Thomson
c. d. Coon.
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Second race. running, consolation purse $3.50,
five furongs-Sam GilmOre's Prince won, Owens
Bros PolaS&i second w. CannOn's Lou third
Time, :0z34. sam Mount, Jessie SturgilI, Mon
arch, George L, Prince and Kelley also started.
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At 40c a Yard.

At 40c Yard.
We are Offering 200 pieces OF double width all
WOOL CheVlot Suitings In every possible
combination OF colOrs; at soc they would
be considered excellent value,
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Fourth race, running. purse $3.50. mile dash
over four hurdes-A. Z. Dennison's Dave Douglas
won, Dan Morgan's Albatross second, A. Stephen
sons Garnet third. Time, l:55Is.
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At 75c, 81 90 and S1.25.
Extra special value In Black Crystal Benga.
lines, soft lustrous finish.
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At $500 Each.

AT S1.OO E4ch.
Ladies' Refer Jackets, "a inches long
made Of heavy Kersey cloth, in blue, brown
and tan shades. TallOT-made, with coat
back, large reveres, and very full sleeves,
worth $40 each.
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In NOVELTY DRESS GOODS we are showing
everything new that has appeared for this
season, both in single dress patterns and
by the yard. Our prices range from So TO
$50 suit.
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At $4,000.

LADIES' PADDOCK JACKETS, made OF
navy blue aud black imported broad vale
chevtots, SO inches long, handsomely tai
lOred and trimmed with velvet collars.
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Exc ace. trettIng. thEee-year-oIas. free Z

Fifth race, tretting, three-year-olds, free for
all; purse $500; mile heats, thres ia five
II. Timmerman'S aiariposa. .......... . 8 L
NJ. :. Severance's Bet Madison. oI2
w. C. Bowers Silver Bee .............,,,,.
Nendome st c. FARMS John Bury = 3 8
f@lo ALTO stocA IapIn ara ............
lime, 2:lS!2-2 :2U-2:l9.
Pacing, 2;25 class; purse 500; mile heats,
three in five
OaSwood Park stock FARMS Oibolo..l146
A. Sinciair's CHI. m. Belle. .....-...........7
sam CastO's br.s. ouschet. ...........,...4 5 3
{. A. Bailey's Orlinda Richmond .....,..,.,.5 8
&. w. Woodlands b. m. Vidette. ............2 ABA
DeanO Brothers Khkitat Maid .........57
lime, 2:l5$4-2:l514-2 z-Z:171z,
TrottinR. 2:24 class; purse 500: mile heats.
three in five
Nendom stock farms Hillsdale.........7S 71l1
sam Casto's Pearl Fisher...............b I342
L. j. Smiths Prihcewood ...............l / 8 3 8 3
A. j. Spreckes' Chloe. 1928
lime, 2I612 - 2:lSZ2-2 2:20-2:l9A-
d. E Knights King OF the Ring. DR.. K. D.
Wise'S Jennie June, q. w. Woodards Laura s
and Z. ID. Saunders Alert also started
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At $1,000.

Very fine imported CHEVIOT JACKETS,
double breasted, loose front, FRINGE A bert
back. dOuble-stiIched edges, with deep self
facing. A very swell garment that could
not be replaced for anything near that
nrice.
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At $1,000

LADIES' IMPORTED CHINCHILLA JACK.
ELS, 10 gray mixtures, tight-fttng front,
Prince Albert back, velvet collar, hand
somely finished in most approved tailor
made style,
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At RI.OO a Yard.

At S1.OO Yard.
Black Figured Taffetas and Wide-wldth Loui-
sines in novel designs. qualities that are
usually sold at 81 20.
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At $1,000 Each.

Ladies' Covegt-clOth Jackets, tight-fttine,
double-breasted Prince Albert style, with
large reveres and full sleeves. In navy
blue aud black only.
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In child's Kilt Suits we are offering our entire
line, consisting of light and DARK III ZOuave
styles. Our So suits Can be bought for 81.
in REFER and sailor styles. Our 81 suits eau
be bought for 81 81 and our So for So 80.
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At CSC q Yard.

At s5c Yard.
An elegant assortment of Black Figured Peau
de Sole, Figured Taffetas and Black Surahs
IN the new fall designs; also a splendid line
OF Coiored Figured Tanetas. any one OF
which would be splendid value at 81.
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At SOC Each

price of everyday ones.
At soc Each.
Our entire line OF Boys LaundrIed Shirt
Waists; now In stock at 75c.
st Sac Each.
Our entire line of Boys White Laundered
Mothers Friend" Shirt Waists, with col
lar edged with colored embroidery; now in
stock at 81 % each.
At &C.
Boys White Lauudered Blouse Waists with
cOlored Jabot collars aud cuffs; now in
stock at 81 EACH
At &c Each.
Boys Brown Velvet Corduroy Knee Pants in
all sizes; now in stock at 81 each.
Boys's Atwood Suits, In light and dark effects,
sizes to Ia now in stock at So each.
At So 65 Each.
Boys Double. breasted Suits, with double seats
ana knees in the pants sizes to II; now
In stock at So 80.
AT So. 35 each.
! Boys Double breasted Suits In a variety OF
| styles. made of Black ChevioUs Blue SeTges.
Fancy Tweeds, in sizes 6 TO IA: now In
stock at So each.
At $500 each.
Boys Black Velvet Zouave Suits, sizes 3 to Z;
now in stock at 81 so.
In child's Kilt Suits we are offering our entire
! line, consisting of light and DARK III Zouave
styles. Our So suits can be bought for 81
in REFER and sailor styles. Our 81 suits eau
be bought for 81 81, and our So for So 80.
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This sale is something no mother can afford
TO miss.
The morning call., 1894-09-02

After July 1 England will become pre-
dominant in the councils of the Suez
canal, the mortgage on the 1862 shares
purchased from Knedive Ismail by Eng
land in 1875 for $50, GOO, 600 expiring.
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At $500 each.
Boys Black Velvet Zouave Suits, sizes 8 to 7;
now in stock at ST 90.
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Our entire line OF Boys LaundrIed Shirt
Waists; now In stock at 75c.
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AT So. 35 paCh.
Boys Double breasted Suits In variety OF
styles. made of Black CheYioUs, Blue SeTges
Fancy IweedS, in sizes TO IA: now In
stock at So each.
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AT &c Each.

Boys Brown Velvet Corduroy Knee Pants In
all sizes; now in stock at 81 each.
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A clock owned by 4. 5. Lillibridge, liv-
ing near Keesville. Fla, has been in the
possession of his family Tor 100 years.
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st SAC Each.

Our entire line OF Boys White Laundered
Mothers Friend" Shirt Waists, with col
lar edged with coIored embroidery; now in
stock at 81 % each.
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at $500.

Boys's Atwood Suits, In light and dark effects
sizes to la now in stock at So each.
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Boys White Laundered Blouse Waists with
cOlored Jabot collars aud cuffs; now in
stock at 81 each.
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RICHARDS & Co. druggists. 4oe-s Clay.
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At So. 65 Each.

At So Go Each.
Boys Double breasted Suits, with double seats
ana knees in the pants, sizes to Il; now
In stock at So 80.
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Pacing, FPS class; purse 500; mile heats,
rOtting, 2:24 class; purse 500; mile heats.
LoWlander Is Dead.

D. E Knights King OF the Ring. DR.. K
Nise's Jennie June, g. w. Woodard's Laura
nd Z. b. Saunders Alert also started.
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Mems White Gauze Undershrts, ali Sizes 25c
each, worth 50c,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-22

James Brogiolli, who was arrested os
United States Deputy Sheriff Emery was
Iron eht before United States Commis.
sioner W. S. Choate, yesterday, charge'
,,,;th x,,o,ation Of the liquor law and tried
n;strict Attorney Bradbury appearing 1ol
the government. The case was con.lhuco
,nt;I Thursday. A. Brassa was peiore
Cen. Choate under the same charge' o''
ovinu to the district attorney having re-
t,rned to Portland, the case was contlhueo
until today at $50 o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-22

-, Er;day evening, Dec. IA, the Maine
,,.'h VI - Harvard held it's first annual din
neD nep at the Parker house ~ Boston p,na Trse Es
Gov Long, president e of .no lG Waller Of
pos.Iand n.a.I MD president of the Harvard cluo
pors,' e Maine' were the guests of the evening !.
o. aaahns ms,' we're made by the president OF
apee fhe club Edwin G. Merrill, by Mr. Wal na
lr Her, and Mr. W D Dens9n Of rorsahd wish
Tbs club was formed last yanaaiy ,and fe1iowship shin
tne s op, sccablity among undergraduates Of l
ana rrara sori' University from the State Of o.
i,iua hafvaru and to promote the interests OF
Marra, Marrard in Maine" The governing
board is Pres Edwin Merrill Il @ daIais han
gor; vice .raas p Amherst Hyde of Bath
sec, Sc sred nrd + Denison Of Portland, Charles
y MinlI m;ssan Of Bangor. The club Is in q
Ss;sh;no 2. !" n condition, with membership
~ about SIS members.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-22

H. ]. McGrain, who was arrested by
Deputy Sheriff Morse at Windsor, for as
sault on p g. Shanahan, was tried be-
fore Judge Andrews, yesterday, and fined
IS and costs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-22

A Young man whom Col Fred Atwood
of the Governors Council, took to the re-
form school several years ago and who
graduated from Harrington cottage, called
upon him at the State House, yesterday.
He is a bright, active fellow.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-22

In compliance with the law, all books
belonging to the State library must be re-
turned thereto before Jan. 1. After the
session of the Legislatu re closes, the full
benefits of the library will be again ex-
tended to all.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-22

Miss Jennie Harvey of Bath, opened her
dancing school in G. A. r. hall, last even
ing, and had II couples present, quite
number being students of the Cong high
school. This class will receive nstruc-
ton every Friday evening in this hall at
80 O'Clock. The juvenile class VIII De
held. today, at 10 A. NJ, and pupils for
advanced classes are invited to be present
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-22

Hon. H. NJ Heath, Deputy Sheriff
Libby and Charles Howe were at Halo
well, yesterday, appraising the STOCK o.
the Wilder oilcloth factory.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-22

The silk quilt that was made by the
Kings Daughters and Willing Workers
and exhibited in the various barber shops.
will be disposed of at the Atlantic Hose
house, Monday evening, and the money
derived therefrom will be given to poor
woman in the city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-22

Tast eveninp the Scottish Rite degrees
were exemplified upon several candidates
IN Masonic hall, by the officers OF Yates
Lodge. Portland, and from this lodge
came the following gentlemen: John ?
Russell. w. o. Carney, c. o. Jameson
M r. Libby, G. f. Raymond, 5 Coiman
Allen, Christopher Way, c. E. Snow M
A Dillingham;, G. D. Loring' f. L. n
could W. j. Miller, NJ. F. Hicks, "
| q g. Carney, C. F. Sobie, $. Z. Beura
and +. S. Barstow.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-22

The Village District school board held
a meeting, yesterday afternoon, to con-
slider matters in general regarding the
years work
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-22

P. j. Feeney, the popular manager of
the Postal Telegraph Company's office at
Bangor. was in the city, yesterday, was
the guest of c. HI. O'Brien.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-22

o. f. Burns, who was lodged in jail
for not furnishing bonds on the slooo
suit brought against him by Joe Mchen-
ney for assault and battery, disclosed
Yesterday, and was released from Jail.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-22

Those who have books, toys, or any suit
able gift to contribute to the Christmas
tree for poor children may bring OF send
them to G. A. r. hall, Monday morning,
at 9oclock. g
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-22

Jerre Libby, who passed part OF last
summer here, at work on the Aust ralian
ballots, was in the city, yesterday, on MS
way home to Fort Fairfield, from BowdolnI
College
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-22

A post office has been established at the
Free Baptist church vestry, for the recep--
ton of MAIL Christmas day. Entertain
ment will commence at 7.30 sharp Chill
dren free. Ice cream and cake served free
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-22

Postmaster Lynch was able to be out,
yesterday, and down street, it being his
first appearance after several weeks
severe sickness.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-22

Joseph H. Latneau has sold his house
and lot on Kendall street to Father Hamcl,
and has moved his store to Northern
avenue
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-22

Mrs. W. K. Welch and two children,
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j.
W. Harlow, left for their home in Boston,
yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-22

Joseph Bernard of Washington state
and Miss Emma Pelletier OF Augusta
have filed intentions of marriage.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-22

The county commissioners have been in
session all this week cleaning up the
years business and will be busy nearly all
this month.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-22

D. A. Hescock has been called to his
home at East Wilton by the death of his
sister
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-22

Miss Sadie f. Lord of this city, will
leave, today for a week vacation at her
home in Belgrade.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-22

Miss Maude Reed has resigned her posi-
ton as third assistant in the Cony high
school, to attend the Boston College OF
0ratory.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-22

Miss Helen NJ Beard and Fanny Corrow
Of Sidney, skated to the city, Friday,
seven miles in 30 minutes.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-22

O. Bean, 3D., the suspected forger now
in jail, has not yet been tried.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-22
AUGUSTA LOCALS.

j. CPerley of South Vassalboro, was
in the city, Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-22
Local and Business Tips.

Order your Sunday dinner Of Cusning
Pond. Fresh scallop, Holsters, oysters
ini clans
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-22

u. H. Carson was here from Mount
Vernon, yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-22

DR.. B. I. Sanborn, superintendent OF
the Maine Insane hospital very delightfuiiy
entertained the trustees, the Governor
and Council and ladies at tea, Thursday
evening, after which muse was provided
and'a very social time rassed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-22

Mr.. +. W. Kinsman and wife have
gone to New York City, where they will
stay greater part of they winter. MT.
kinsman will take charge of their large
New York business while his son, r.
" Kinsman Jr, is at the Bermudas-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-22

Speaking of art leads us to Suggest W
those who would have their appearance
improved by becoming q work OF art tna1
9hey submit themselves to the dictates q
'he artist at the art studio, and they VIII
oe well satisfied with the effect they pro-
ducc on paper.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-06-02

GREAT-damage was done by high wa
ter at Niagara Falls, buffalo, Dansville
and Rochester. y. Y
AT the meeting of the American
baptist Educational society at Sara
toga. y. Y. the report of the executive
board showed phenomenal growth.
IN session at Saratoga. y. Y. Jiov.
Northen. of Georgia. WAS elected pres
ident of the American Baptist Educa-
tional society. Appropriation of public
moneys to sectarian schools was OPP
posed by speakers.
lN convention at Harrisburg. the re-
publicans of PENNSYLVANIA nominated
Gen. ID. II. Hastings. of Center county.
for governor and tialusha \. Grow and
G T.. Huff for congressman at large
The platform declares adherence to
protection: attributes the national
disturbance of trade and labor to the
policy of the democracy: demands leg
islation against pauper or criminal i'm
migration. and a further change in the
naturalization system. such as will
deny the rights of American citizen
ship to anarchists and all Others hos
tile to the government
rETITIoSs with 3. 900 signatures in
favor of woman suffrage were pre-
sented at the session of the state con-
stitutional convention in Albany,
y. Y.
Is northern Pennsylvania and south
western New York the entire tobacco
crop was destroyed by the recent
flood.
Is fight with deputy sheriffs at
Sickle Hollow. Pa, five strikers were
shot to death and a dozen wounded
and three deputies were injured.
The bill toprcvent display of foreign
flags on New York public buildings
was vetoed by Gov. Flower.