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NJ >"mh!" offered n new sutIrac, al hcmc
a.. Nj :. W. Bowman submitted T. riar 70,
yrg':n.I.G ia. judiciary
Mr y. II. Russell offered the following,
',!no Governor shall be elected uy in,
&c tors huiy qualified to vote for ,nurutupr,
": the ll"m," Of Representatives and shal.
Len" h's 2Hic" ior four year. t.nd sh1 ne IL
"..G.h'" i'r r"-"iCctiDn.'
.h"r" -ra!i he elected in cHri. 20 .nty pv
;.' e. ':"Is ,Ecrunt one c!erl sur he court
.. { rE.u.nl. i'i"IH, who shall nu.,! ~ ni,lr.
'"i '."r year" aui until his ..I", "--o' saI
- ''' e." and qualified, and IL" 1hHIi no; u,.
"h.ni' % :"-"lC"tiOn beyond ~ s.r.,H.unr
b'i n" nay L." "lt;ibin alter umi;,ug on,
i"'" NnJ 'n'' sam" rule AZ I" h" length uf
!'." 90 't!I"r and AZ to T"-"li.ih.iN -h.L'
h!i 'y .oa.l other county oi,rrr> !.Ir,l,ri ui,
,H!"a i'c ia mis- Constitution CT ':r,!", ay.
"'.h.:"d III pnrsmnnc" of it.
w. h..Is; Dtl"r"d tn" following: That
.aD - ''-.' nn-inp TO- or under TIA" control %.
H." Nitt". hdIi meyer Dr donated .!ir",'I,. OF
mia t'S &" piIrat" ""rpnr;diuI.e "- "a rni.
i.." .nHrl hEIc". Nor anaI sun ard. t.,
So. &c. .'"i' 'riIi"nS or as-o"!..'.un> iQr Is
49, f"' man ina .ur wh";. = - rI,ct tc
sac 80 iudiTiduals.
I'M. Erwev"r, shall not ;,c.rn, m,
General '.s~"tnhiy from grauliE:.a I.rut oi
wa ii exceeding; 100 feet IA width ma y
H"'" easement To rHilrOaIs across state
iHh6@. and the General Assembly shat, never
dispose 81 ia" land covered 10y >aId r,pht o!
N"N>o long ~ such caSemcnt "AISta
Nr. Euist also offered the following That
Tie General Assembly shall never grant rxtrg
compensation ice or allowance Ia any pubnc
once: agent, servant. or contractor Iiic,
S".Ni"". rendered or contract made nor ar
'h"rj|' payment or part payment .! any
'."i'u 'hi"r any contract not authorized by
LAN h'i appropriations may be mad" Tor e.,
l"hiitUr"s IN r"p"iiinG invasion. pr'ycnt,hr
" "ufrr"ssing instructions"
W. Euist offered tho following. Tint I'M,
"rE"Tai Assembly shall not authorize pny.
m'nt :" any person Of tho salary of "A de
c""s"d officer beyond the dato OF ms death,
Mr.. Zimmerman offered a plan d,suuulify-
'hg HnEb'ihR oincia's from holding office.
DR. Zimmerman offered plan 10 pepsion
Netcrpul. =.
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chamberlain un thr Stun,p.

AD American who aa" a gcuI dc,.
OF the political cXc!t2wcu. il. !.ngIauG
during the re :cnt cltG:.uus uai VII,
attended !n@ny OF tn .Acetinrs aayt
thai Hon. Joseph CL9Mhc.!aIA wa,
the most Interesting. "i The speaker.
El& culnposn"o on tho platform IL tha
face Of insults unIreNu.2d o. IA Amer
lean politics was marvellous. Judas
'RencSadc Traitor "IUndy
Villain - the crowd shouted, bu. III,
worse the insult, the more Y!ru!cni the
abas,, tho more the orator seemed {,
ilk" IT. 10 stood calmly before the
mob wIhOu! u trrlO", niii ntauUL.
every sentence was INTERRUPTED WITH
T,i}rt;ca.,on Ia, vert on to the cul Of
hth audr,@H with r. mach cHimrcs. Il,
If hc nod bee" =, the !loa>o u' CON-
mons ~ :,r IL pcr.UaNivrr".-. Il
WI" a ehCil-4i, IC speech all the "gN.
through nnh you was alvav. seem.
tho bal! whcu Il wi.... thee -.
troIt Free lrc-s
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real estate except such as may be necessary
and proper for the Legitimate business"

and proper for the legitimate business"
Mr.. Moore is the author Of the following
proposed clause in tho Constitutions: "That
distress Tor rent shall not be allowed"
M. Lowman. of OranGeburc, offered the
following ordinance, which will be Of much
interest 20 all railroad owners:
Section ]. The right of taxation is \
sovereign right, inaiienable indestructibie
as The lie oil the State and riShtfully belongs
TO The people, in all republican governments
and neither the General Assembly. nor any
aor all other deDartmepts of the govern
m"nt established ny this Constitution, shall
ever nave tn" authority TO lrrevoc8bly give
grant. limit or restrain this right: and A,
.awS s;-;iIts. contracts and all other Act,
"h"iHu"v'r hy said government. or any de.
par,mont thereof. . effect any of these pur
,p.'s ma. l., ;tud hereby declared to be null
"Au Nviu iur every purpose whatsoever; and
SAID right oi taxation shall always bc under
the complete COntrol OF aud revocabl" by the
State, Notwithstanding any rit grant or
contract whatsoever by the General Assem-
tiy
Sea'ion 2. The power aud authority of
regulating railroad freiShts and passenger
tailh>. preventing unjust DETERMINATIONS
and requiring reasonable and Just rates Of
ireISht ami passenger tariffs. is hereby con-
erred upon ;he General Assembly whose
duty 1t shall be to pass laws, from time to
lime, to regulate freight and passenger tar
ifs. q prohibit unjust determinations o.,
hjbit said roads from charging other than
reasonable rates, and enforce the same BY
adequate penalties.
The Genera! Assembly shall not remit the
forfeiture pt the charter Of any CORPORATION
Low "Ni,tnS, nor alter Cr amend the same
nor pass any other general or orspecia' ,aw for
IA" cement ol said corporatiCn exc. Ut upol.
lne ."n1I:lrh ihat said "Crp":ntiOn sha,.
thereafter hold H. "a"rtr: subi"v; to the pr.
Visions Of thi- Cpnstitu;i u: and ever,
"ih' nhm'mt "t any charter OF any corpora
.I"h III tl"~ state, OF nysre"iai law iCr j.
Nensht, q rep,cd thereby. shall onrrare
h"Ha'i"L = said charter. and shal'
,rl,..;.'
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IctlnE That al laws

~ - We f'~' '''"i .'' 'tInr thtt al laws
i"''.' 49," .in,u =, AL 'r'ualn and be IL
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La:no Fu;.c- has Iisrrhr.o - Won ,y,'i
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NHr; MORE TOHirCO NAET.


III" imHo city tobacco ware horsc
was orcn"'l Thursday III l. b'nlr oil
glory. ~ 10 o'clock the ware h,uao
floor "aa covered with plies ol the
weed and hundreds nf wagons we're
turned oil for want Of Hocr room.
These hud their tobnccO on the floor
for FrIdal'n sale. Everything being
new 'h"r" was some disappointment
Hb"ut getting promptly waited On,
sonc kicking, hUt taking il al! III ali
thingn went on smoothly. SorGc of
the planters did not realize an good
price fOl their tobacco aS they would
had they property cured and handled
1T. Tobacco IN good condition brought
good price. The price ranged from
TO - cents, several big lots going at
l5 cents, The sales were satisfactory,
and places Lake City ~ one Of the
best tobacco markets in South Carroll
ma. AbOnt 40, 900 pounds was han.
died
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THE UNION TIMES.
UNION. =. G.
ENCOURAGlNG OUTLOOK.

Ncct!J EulIctiE of tho State Weather
Service.
The following encouraging weekly
bulletin Of the condition .! the weather
and the crops was issued by State
Weather Observer j. W. Bauer:
Cotton picking IL general, and IL the
lower portion Of the s.. oil nd
W. '.' =, 80 t"rm .. ,......
iuu!y begun. In Sac ioncr aad tast-
srn portions the plant ii dy ug rnpidly
with scarcely any but open bolls on
'hc stalk, most OF the ton crop having
heen shed. 1T il said killing frost
would not materially hurt tho crop.
Many bnIf grown bolls are opening
Rust ~ apparently present in every
field and accounts for tho poor condi-
tion of the top crop. Even in the
western counties where the plant il
stall green, the top crop ie shedding
badly. The weather was generally tn.
Yornblc Tor picking, except along the
coust, where numerous showers inter-
fered, Hhu III Che north central Coun-
tics where tn" general uloudiness pre-
vented rapid opening Of the bo!ls. In
Rnrnwcll county the bulk Of the crop
will be gathered in the first picking.
EOll wOrms have been noticed in
Barnwell county making the third
county (tho othcrn being Aiken and
Orangcburgl where boil worms have
injured the crop.
Quantities Of fodder var stripped
from late corn in the upper counties
during tho week, and THE work is
practically finished, Some corn being
housed IN tho lower portions CT tn.
State, hut it hns not yet become gen.
ernl. LmtC hottClu corn it II very in,
crop.
Daring the first Of the week ire
G"cnt showers interfered with rice
harvest. but during the latter portion
the work progressed rapidly The hot
weather and late rains improved up-
land rice very much.
Sorghum mills in portions Of the
state are running day and night, and
large quantities Of molasses are being
made in oil portions Of the State.
Pcase are fruiting very well, and
some being gathered The late rainu
were highly beneficial to this crop,
and in II few places more rain ,a
needed.
Much pea. vine hay, ns well AZ other
hay, wna gathered the past week, and
the dry weather was favorable for cur.
ing it.
Turnips, pindarB and sweet potatoes
are generally doing well, but the lat
ter crop Will be y short cue, owing to
the unreasonable weather during the
f,In nv tv,f,
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nuonor shsh apply 0le poll and school
tax OF the whites To Fund A nud noiI a,a
schoc't tax of the negroes to Fund b The
Fund A shall he distributed acrordipg ~
The number of white children of school a..
IN each county and Fund u shalt be- dist1;,
tuted according to the number of ney,o
children OF school age III eacn oun,y No
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Nar Oi THIS !und shall he used Tor any mr.
pose than 10 pay salaries Ut teachers actin
ally engaged III tr%"aini. the IVblIc schools
OF lii" different counties oil tine State and no
part thereof ,Eali he expended for the col
'ectlHn ~ disbursement, provided
THAT the Genera, Assembly Shall IN an
prOrriatinS money for the support of the
state educational institutions shai! not an
rrorriato sum To exceed 0ne-sixth OF
"e Constitution and poll tax actually psiJ
4ther for teaching the public or com.
'hOOlS in the various counties
Y. Farrott offered the foiloyinp re-
BE it resolved and ordained That
{ -he State Superintendent OF
OF county schools commis-
he'd and the duties Of these
I'd upon the ComptroIIer
county cCm:njssione-,
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Al. important rule w
mat a majority may

'hat a majority may 9
INC thirh -"ahlhg. y
hn''''S uhSctti"o ~
u" '"Mni.te' ~
"!h nov t'p"r, ia''
S'h'i",i? III CITY
htehual'"h ~ To
cry eh"u'u 'hr'
20 "ni' ~ c''''
ihu"n''un"SH
Inc ri"h'
OF Il ;'n'rhl'
Mehh'
erh or '\'''
h'aFUS -
'Hra i'rp'a
eau iNf ="
pht t'iu 81
l." n' 't"r
ieS'u'h''
nay 'tl' 81
lc"''.h'' IN
" :H"u'
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NJ K"ad w"rgs lie fiscal ,e;.r t. c,.oo.
N"' e 81 1..h..rg !. j" DE"!,,! tE.s Th,,
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Weekly EnIIctiE of the state Weather
Service.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-09-27

The following encouraging weekly
bulletin Of the condition .! the weather
and the crops was issued by State
Weather Observer J. W Bauer:
Cotton picking IL general, and IL the
lower portion Of the : ''n!l nd
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-23

tbn, lie mitfabren 5u laiTen, Bis ber 3ue
ii9 elmer Citation nd9ere unb lonq1amer
fabre, bamit Te aud obne @efobr ab-
ipringen fonnten. Na6e Renbcomb
Sunction fam Der Ronbutteur uieber,
biesmal nit einem Qniippel bemaffnet
unb infolse ieiner Orobunsen ipransen
bic bier Monn BON benz NIT GROCER Sc.
l9wtnbisteit fabrenben 3uge. gm-
merslep itiir5te 10 unglidli9. bab er bas
@enid brad unb iofort tobt mar. Col
bollar perrenfte ft9 ben linten SUB unb
erlitt i9limme &opfmunben, udbrenb
bic Mnberen obne 8erlebungen ept.
gingen.
gu Ottama. 9utnam Co., tpurbe
Soiepb See, Elm perfriippelter @ei9en.
ipieIer, BON ben @el9morenen Der Ct.
morbuns etnes setuiien William Bub.
bins BON 2eipiic i9ulbis befunoen. Na9.
bem bas 9erbict abee9eben mar, tbetlte
mon ibm aud nit, bob ieine 6rau unb
iein Rinb seitorben ieien. Wtan bate
ibm bic Na@ri9t tpdbrenb Der Inter-
iu9un9 porentboIten. Derielbe perfiel
lofort in Obnmo4t unb Rrdmpfe unb lit
I'm bem Sobe nobe.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-23

unb bot audi Bier genomme. Wer
bane Stories Deradblt I'M fheene Qie<
ber sefunse un mer ben { aris CUTE
3eit sebatt.
S4 muB lase. ieb ben iebr gut se>
fieblt un 6dtp bic ganae Welt fiii.
Tonne, tpenn Der Webesneiler nit in
eem fort getpatlht bdtt, bann bGtt i9
feline Mltie fhubr en- Rib gene. Well,
70 Bel I'M Bel ts es 3eit tporbe. for
1eim gu itarte. Mer ben I9nelI nod
een's gum Mbsem0bne setrunte un
bann last Der Webestpeiler, er pollt
nod { Neittdpp triete. M}er ben uns
an bic Bar geitellt I'm jeber bon bic
Rraut bot nod enWibtie nit en- @huB
8itters genomme. Das bot's for mid
ge1ettelt. 9ei @9immenie. tpie ih an
bic Stritt tomme fin, bo is anes nit
mid erum sange pie Wiel. Sd
tpar'n 10 bi55ie, bab i'd in 5dtt nit
getpibt BEN, ob Der Muba ober bic
Sonn am 9iu,mel mar. Gs is MIDI
feirrber bart geiporbe beim gu finne.
Die Grontoobr mar eeladt I'm bic
Seitbobr auh. DO lin ih borh bic
Ritfdenbobr, ben in bic &itiden mel
Shubs aasseaose un ben'fe Bel mib=
tebt in en- pebl pou WaHer selegt.
Damn i'm iA in's 8ettrubm un ben
seitart mid aa onoreHe. Die 2i3aie
bot geI9nort ipie alles. Wie i4 in's
Bett sebn min, Do fin id gu tora se>
fteppt un i'm grab ilptper bas 8ett uff
bic 2i33ie sefaue. Die bot en- S9rei
gelane, tpie alles uno bot for 9elp sez
balert. Said, tpos mar bonn bab?
Oas mar 10 gar nit bic 2iaaie ibr
Msus! Jor @utneB @ebt, len tonnt
ib gar nit ausmuhe! Das @etrild
bot INNER nod nit seitappt un uf
eemol bot audi 8abp geitart gu trei=
fhe. Sd ben ben 2anbfriebe nit ee,
traM un ben MIDI idnell tpibber &c,
brebt. l1ff emol b0r i'd autieit 2eut
fomme; ie tomme inieit, eener bon en-
Lett Mdtih un = Genpens - mas
febe i'd! Sd mar in mein Duft in
unier attesSaus ganse IN mare Bel bic
iungeJrau in's 8ettrubm tomme. Ois
got iih unner bic Comforts eebeio. 10
Dab mer nids febe tonnt, tpie ibr
Srilbp 5ieb Nummer 5pOlf. Sic bot
INNER nod getriide uno bas 8abD bot
eefriide IN bic Mdnner ben getrifhe
un, pie i4 mel sebDrise Wids sebatt
ben, oo ben i'd AUDI setriibe.
WifIe sc per mid am auermebrihte
seitrode bot? Der eirii6e Sonnofe=
sonn, mein frieberer Nohber, tpo for
al be Srutpel 5u blebme is. Gr tpa,
nit al feline aitts uff bas @efreild
bin eritptper tomme un bot jebt uf 10 en-
n1iene eiriihe Meg an MIDI Ritpebnld
eenomme. Wie ID in bas 9aus fom,
me fin, tpeiB ih nit, tpie i4 amer aut.
felt tonme fin, meib ih forIhubri
borHs 6eniter ben fe MIDI enaus ger
{9mide: tpomit id perbleime
sSbne Sbr lietper
pbilipp @aueram mpfer,
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uott3en.

= 9ie Fru1tees Der Garnen uniperli-
tdt baben 9r. grnit Sitter, einen Der
tii4tisiten Matbematiter Der nniperiitdt
@0ttinsen, gum 9ilfsprofe6or fir Ma-
tbematif erudblt.
- Man fann bic Welt nte BON oenug
Seiten erereifen unb es lit l9limm,
menn Der Meni9 in bem episen ginerlei
perHntt unb INNER nur iiber bem briitet,
mas ct felt Sabren getban bot.
Sinfort uerben Briefla9en, bic
nit Der S9reibmaldine berseitellt linb,
nidt mebr als vErudiohen" onge1eben,
lonbern merben als v@e19riebenes" nit
pollem Yorto bere9net. Cine biesbe.
3iigli9e Orbre bonn Yoifbeportement in
Waibineton erbalten. befa9t bies.
= Inter ben 5tubenten ber uniper-
iitdt BON 2amrence, RanIas, befinbet li9
elm bemnoites 9aupt BON 70 Sobren.
Ser alte 6err-Dr. Wartin Wan 8uren
@tepens lit iein Mame -Nrst, bat es iid
aber in ben &opf seiest, nod in ieineu
oIten Sasen Elm Miitslieb Der Nbpotaten.
3unft gu tueroen.
- Cine Bismart-6eber, nit benz
Ropfe bes Mltrei9sfanalers, tpirb jebt
in ben Sanbel eebra9t. Dieie neue Sc.
Der ideint redt basu seeisnet. 8ismard.
Greunbe uno @esner sleiuseitis gu be.
friebisen. Sene perben slidli& 1ein,
baB alles, mas lie nteberi9retben, aus
benz Ropfe Bismords fliebt /; bielen mirt
es 8efriebisuns setudbren. ben eriten
Ransler au9 einmal in bic Sinte 5u
bringen.
- Das Neueite auf benz @ebilbe ber
Marinete1nit 1T bic Contraction bon
elIeptiihen Sbiirmen fir bos @9lo4t-
l9iff Soma" Die Musfiibrune Der
bonn Gonitructeur @tobl entmorfenen
pldne. 1pel9e pom Marine.D Departement
bereits 9uteebeiben iinb, tpirb cine Ct.
lei4terun9 bes tobten Yon3er9epi9ts ura
100 Sonnen betpirfen.
- Braflien lu9t H4 auf cine ge=
lunbe fnon3iele 1ais gu ifellen. Bis-
Der mar iein papierselb nur 40 Gents
am Dollar tpertb. SEPT bat es cine
Mnleibe BON $50. .OO0, 900 contrabirt unb
iofort SIC. 600. 900 3ur gin3iebuns BON
8apierselb permenbet. gu bemielben
3med iolen nod ,ueitere $25. 5.O0O, 900
permenbet uerben. Das iibrtge @elb
ion sur @tdrfuns Der @olbreie,pe bic.
men.
- @ie eritaunli9 bic 6terbli9teit
9erabe in bi9tbep6lferten @robifabtbe-
3irten bur9 beHere 8auart Der eroben
Mietbstaiernen perminbert merben fann,
3ei9t unter onberem bas BeiipieI Der
rSmpropeb Snbuifrial Dmelling Com.
panp" in 2onbon, in beren pduiern 3d.
900 Meni9en mobnen. SnfoIse Der in
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Rei,te 8pff,t,,,ta ,,,ebr.

9Die ptele Wen{Aen atbt es, wel&e nt&t iabranA
atresn su tIassn babe. ehne aug nur mMntfeSa.s'
knb sS Rprfs pnb Rreu5inmer,en, uGsemetne Stn
tauisteit, RsSmutt, gcrertebltdbfett, nerpSes 3tt
term 9erstIppien, Drufbettemmuns, edrere tn pen
8etnen, SHtaFofsteit, S9renSau'en, 3erftreutbett
auSien balb iiub es @ewtienstiiie, bte e peiutscr
rnb itnen baS 9sten al8 cine 0alt eri6etnen lafen
T0tlf Dn DID matt unc tranf, elaublt On bef
EebsnS BNrbe ntbt lanser ertrosen Su t6unen, +
raffe DID aufrnf taufe Dir ben. ,Sn8eMnt trcumS"
Veiben tefcmmen unb bet sBeber,tsuna Der rrchlse
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-12

Foster, who has been in State prison
for several years as an accomplish in the
Peter Bennett robbery at Newport, has
been released, and passed through here,
Monday morning, for New York. He
has lost considerable flesh since he entered
the prison, though he appeared to be in
good health. He was neatly clad in new
suit. He has announced his purpose to
live an honest life hereafter, and 1t is to
be hoped that he will adhere to this good
resolution
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-12
Knox.
ASHINGTON.

Mrs James l.. Hunt of West Washing
ton, was burned to death recently, during
the absence of her husband. She was about
IS years old.-There is a revival at the
Hopkins schoolhouse, under the direction
of Rev. r. p. Jones of South Somerville,
assisted by Rev. John Howard of Razor
ville.-Mrs. Chas. Cunningham visited at
North Palermo one day last week.-Harry
Lenfest visited his brother at Manchester
last weck-W. +. Dart went to North
Palermo on business one day last week.
-Stillman HILBERT and wife went to
Hallowell last week, called there by the
illness of his mother, who had a shock.
She is better NOW. L. Mcdowell is
dangerously sick.-Chas Overlook is
running j. W. Farrar's stave mill at
South Liberty photographer Cunning
ham has recently purchased one of the
best and latest styled view cameras on
the market.-Oliver Evans, aged rs years,
| has recently become entirely deaf THE
| singing school scholars all met at the
residence Of Edman Prescott, Sunday
afternoon. A very pleasant time was en-
joyed by all. Music both vocal and in
strumental helped to make it a very en-
| joyable occasion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-12
The Genuine Merit

Of Hoods Sarsaparilla wins friends
wherever it is fairly and honestly tried.
To have perfect health, you must have
pure blood, and the best way to have pure
blood is to take Hoods Sarsaparilla, the
best blood purifier and strength builder.
1t expels all faint of scrofula, salt rheum
and all other humors, and at the same
time builds up the whole system.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-12

Rev j. +. Leland, who was pastor Of
the Universalist church in this city for
some time, has received call from the
Universalist people of Hallowell, and will
probably accept.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-12
Xhere Sho LAS the Bulge.

"The great advantage Boston girl
has over us" sighed Miss Wcllalong,
laying aside the volume she was read
ing and taking up one with larger
print, sis that the world never looks
upon her spectacles as sign that she
is growing old."-Chicago TT ibune.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-12

A party of Bowdoin boys will accom-
pany the athletes who give the exhibition
in the Opera house, Thursday evening.
1t will be "a unique entertainment for Au-
gusta and deserves good patronage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-12

In the recent issue of Frank Harrison
magazine is an admirable write-up Of our
distinguished townsman, w. H. Gannett.
1t speaks of his small beginning and won
derful achievements in the publishing
limo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-12

Rev. FIR. f. f. Hurley of Portland,
will conduct the Lenten service at st.
Marys church, Wednesday evening, and
a week from that date Rev. Fr. 7. H.
Wallace of Lewiston, will hold service
in the church.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-12

Representative Col. Stanley Plummer
of Dexter, will deliver the Memorial day
add ress before the ID. II. Bealc Post, No.
-, G. A II. OF Bangor.