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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-19
THE WITNESSES WE'RE EXCLUDED.
Then the Cnse Against Robinson
Fell ThrOugh-Other Court News.

The trial OF the case Of Adolphus Allen,
charged with the murder OF Bradford
Robinson. was concluded in the Hastings
Court vest rday. Messrs. Charles Waliace
and NJ Fokes counsel for the accused
made a motion Directing TO tho two wit
nesses. Thomas Jefferson and clinton
Morgan, on the ground that they nad
was sustained and tn witnesses were
excluded. The Commonwealth had no
other evidence to bring forward, and me
attorneys asked for the acquittal OF the
prisoner and the jury so found
Harry Price (colored) was found guilty.
OF keeping lottery. Finsd SO and given
one day in jail.
In the Law and Equity Court Judge
Minor overruled the motion OF the de-
PENDANTS counsel in the case or L. ".
Gary against Warner Moore tor a new
trial, and tine verdict OF $50 Tor tne
plaintiff will stand. In the case OF Lang
horne vs. the Cay Railroad Company the
plaintiff flied two bills OF exception.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-19
THE TOW ER.
Store Ope1 Evenings Unit. 10 O'clock.


100 dozen Ladies' Embroidered Hand
kerchiefs. &C.
300 dozen Gentlemen's Lnen-flnish
Handkerchiefs, Sc. apiece.
A big bargain in Ladies' Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs at II lie. Every Bandker-
chief worth not less than &c.
Fine line Of Hemstitched, Embroidered
Handkerchiefs at 25c.
Boys Scotch Gloves, &c.
Gentlemen's Heavy Al-Wool Scotch
Gloves, 25c.
Small Kid Nitts for Children. SOC.
Boys Dog-Skin Gloves. Soc.
Ear-Muffs only l0c.
Gentlemen's Suspenders, i0c.-worth &c.
Children's Fast-Black Ribbed Hose;
sizes TO s1-2. only i0c. pair.
Children's Regular-Made. Fast-Black
Hose. good as any DC Hose elsewhere,
only IL 1-2c.
Large Nurses Aprons. made Of White
India Linen, only II and sc.
Gentlemen's 2s-Inch Umbrellas. Prince
Of Wales Handles, only 81; better ones for
sl25. $3.50. s., and 50.
Misses Tam o'Skanters only fc.
Lace Curtains. 75c. to SO window.
Ladies Fleece-Lined Cashmere Glovo4
&c
Ladies' All-wooI Cashmere Gloves. i5c.
Ladies' Fine Wool Mitts. i5c.
80 dozen Ladies' Tan. Brown. Red. and
Black Kid Gloves. regular price 81; spe-
cial price during holidays. 75c.
T-Inch Plaids. l0c.; much better at
Il l-2c.
We have Just received % pieces Of Dress
Goods, 80 inches wide. Black and Green.
Red and Black. in fact all the new mix
lures, at &c.
$50 pieces OF New Mixtures at zoe.
IS pieces Of New Mixtures-Green. Gar
net and Brown, mixed with Biack-only
75c.: worth 81.
Red and Black, Green and Black
Cloaking 81 inches wide. only SIS.
only Dc. a yard.
Children's Solid-GoId Rings, plain and
with setting. only &c.
Gold Rings. diamond setting. Si.s9.
Gold Rings, with all new setting. 50.
75c.. and 81.
Double Heart Pins. l0c
Fancy Horn Pins sc.
Initial-Heart-Plns, Sc
Pocket Books. with card-case combined.
Pocket-Book for DC.
Boys Suits. Sc.
Black and Blue cheviot Suits. SIS.
Fine Cashmere Suits. $l.6o.
Corduroy Suits. 81
Corduroy Pants. soc.
Down Pillows. Is. 10. 20. and &C.
Soiid-Silver Lock Bracelets. $50.
Gold Lock Bracelets. 81
Gentlemen's silk Watch-Fobs. with
charm. 81; without charm, &c.
Mink Bows. 75c.
Genuine Ostrich Bows lie yards long.
81: worth $l2.
Books cloth bound only IL lie.
Good Books for Boys and Girls. sc.
We are now closing out our C1oaks at
reduced prices. About 70 Plain Beaver
Cloaks. made very fancy. about one hale
regular price.
Rugs for holidays presents.
Special prices on Carpets for holidayA
White India Linen. sc. per yard
Colored Tarlatan. IL l-2c. per yard
Pink and Blue Organdy. Sc. per yaNa
Ladies' Fancy Carriers sc. pes pair
Large assortment Of Toys In the base
nnanl-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-19
Wcstmorcland's Christmas Enter
tainmenf.

The usual Christmas entertainments OF
the Westmoreland Club will be given at
its fashionable home. corner Sixth ana
Grace streets, December 2ith. between
the hours of and ~ =. NJ.
Experience has shown that the Fntcr-
tsininents In the past have been uncom-
tOrtablv crowded, because Of the unlimit-
ed invitations extended 10 those not
members of the club. Therefore. IL mas
been determined that each member shall
invite but one guest. and that the card
Of invitation must be presented at the
door
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-19
Death of Mrs. George W. Hawxhurst.

A private telegram received here yes
terdav announced the death on Tuesday
night OF Mrs. Sarah l.. Hawxhurst; VIE
OF Mr.. George W. Hawxhurst, Grand sec
rotary of the Good Templars. at falls
hurst was we'll known and greatly. be-
loved i'm Richmond. where she lived Tor
many years. She was a devout Christian
and a most estimable lady IN every re-
snec, Her funeral takes place tO-mor-
row. Her death is great loss 70 the
Good Templars OF Virginia. Mrs. Hawk
hurst leaves one child.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-19
The Coming Of Rev. MIR. Hyde.

Rev. Charles 4. Hyde the newly-chosen
pastor of the Third Presbyterian church,
will leave his present home. Memphis
Tenn, for Richmond December 18th. and
is expected to arrive here on the follow
ing day Mr. Hyde will be the guest OF
Mr.. James W. Snton, cashier of The CITY
which is now undergoing complete reno
walton and rsfurnishing, is ready for him
His family. which he will leave in Chat-
tanoOga. will follow him very soon 10
Richmond. Rev. Mr.. Hyde viii preach
his frs. sermon as pastor of tho Third
PRESBYTERIAN church on Sunday week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-19
THE
FoURQUREAN PRICE
COMPANY.
Hosiery,
Underwear,
COrSetS.

ladies Fast Black Fine Gorge
Cotton Hose, with high spliced heels,
1Oc., 3 Pairs for zoe.
Ladies' Fine Fast BLACK Hose
our own acknowledgements
onyx black aud stainless the best
25c. value you ever bought. Thurs
day, Friday. and Saturday,
17c., 3 Pairs for 5Oc..
Ladies' Fine Fast Black Hose,
plain and ribbed tops, medium and
heavy weight, onyx black our own
lmporta,ion--ever, pair guaranteed.
Thursday, Friday. and saturday,
20 Cents.
Ladies Fine Imported Onyx
Black Isle Thread and Cotton Hose,
light, medium, and heavy weight,
plain and ribbed tops regular c.
value. Thursday, Friday, and
Saturday,
35c., 3 for 81.
Ladies' Fine Lisle and Cotton
Fast lack Hose, superior quality,
and special value for thursday, sn-
day, and saturday at
soc. Pair.
Ladies' All-Silk Hose, for eve
ming wesr-col r., pink. light blue,
white, cream, yellow, aud cardinal
81 a Pair.
Ladies' All Pure silk Hose, made
very heavy for good service-colors,
black, white, aud cream 81 value.
Thursday, Friday, and saturday,
$3.50 a Pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-19

Harvey Kenny a colorsd man, passing
O ,.scsnt house in the woods near Seven
pines Tuesday morning. saw the door
open. and, looking in, found the dead
bodv OF David Tucker. a colored farm-
hand. who lived near Seven Pines.
The case was reported 10 justice IN IN
cent who summoned a jury and held an
Inquest. The body showed no marks OF
violence or foul play, and the verdict
Of the Jury was that death resulted from
natural causes. The BODY was tulheu
over TO relatives for burial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-19
Uurt In a Runaway.

Mr. Percy L. Lindsay was quite badly
hurt Yesterday afternoon by being thrown
srn,o his buggy on Eighth street north OF
ieieh' His horse, having taken fright.
VAS dashing along at a fearful rate, when
pe VS. thrown out He was taken into a
house In the neighborhood. where his
home The horse was stopped by running
into a fence at the end OF the street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-19
Mechanics Lien Bill.

Messrs. Rosson, Kizer. and Cannon, the
Legislative Committee of the Norfolk La
Dor Union, appeared before the House
Committee on General Laws last night in
advocacy Of Mr.. BANDS mechanics lien
hill. The matter was discussed at some
length. AID the committee fixe.i January
10Th as the date for general meeting,
when the matter will be further heard. IL
is expected a number OF delegations VIII
then be nresent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-19
Three Charges Against Him.

Sergeant Alexander Tomlinson return
ed from Newport News yesterday morn
Ing. having Frank Morgan alias Paul
FRANKIE. who is wanted here OF three
charges-viz.: With forging and attempt
ing 10 pass a check, drawn on the German
Na,fional Bank OF Newark. y. J.. on Mr.
A. W. Archer, of the Exchange Hotel;
with stealing $26 in currency from j..
Merriam. and with defraudlng the EN-
for board. The prisoner will be brought
before Justice Crutchtield in the Police
Ennrf fIi. morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-19
Drcsnrx 10, 1895
We Have
Suitable Things

for every person when II comes 10 H"ar
giving The young folks and the otd
folks, too, for that matter. seem en-
Unused over such a reception as weT
giving them. crowded store. business
increasing, every one pleased, at the re-
suits OF untiring zeal and progressive
ness. You won't look long here before
you'll End what you want. "a this stock
has been bought with a view OF satisfac-
torily supplying the wants OF our patrons.
That's our method. when II comes 10
buying GOODS. A few OF the things on
sale to-day:
large line Ceiluloid Cases At little
prices.
Work Boxes for ......>.................S SOC.
work Boxes for .........................
Shaving-Se,s, $3.50. $685. and upwards.
Collar and Gun Boxes ......M and $. g.
Handkerchief Boxes ......75c. and = =
G.oye-Box $. satin-lined :.......'.....s lss'
Necktie Boxes, satin lined .......-....N.S.
Necktie Boxes. satin lined ......:-...%c.
A lovely line Of Hemstitched and Seal
loped Embroidered handkerchief
bcantif, i'm pure Linen 'scaioped.
Embroidered. and Hemstitched to Sc
Dainty Drawn-Thread Hemstitcned.
and ,scaloped Embroidered. and
Pain Hemstttched at .................l 0c.
Gentlemen's japan se-silk Handkerchiefs.
Initials, any letter, ....................zoc DC.
Gentlemen's Chins-silk Initial Handker-
Lsrs s'' lire Sheer Xii-Linen Handler
chefs for ladies'. at ................. 25c.
Nam printed on Purses and Pocket
Books ............ .....,.........2Sc. extra.
Several styles OF type)
Combination Cases, for ladies' .:......25c.
(All leather throughou)
Ladies' Card-Cases at DC.
Ladies' Card-Cases at .................B sc.
Ladies' Card-Cases at ..................S sc.
Batter Card-Cases at equally low prices.
Sterling Mounted Combination cases
(seal and Angstor)
Patent Combination Seal Card-Cases, Tor
Leather Purses, 10, is, q, sc. and up.
A large collection OF Leather Goods sui
abl for Christmas-gifts.
Inkstands at Is. 30, and I5c;
Pin-Trays at Is. IL, 10. and 2lc.
Jewel Cases. bevel-glass tops. now. .asc.
Jewel Cases, bevel-glass tops. large
size .....,........ ..................... ..s9c.
Fil'.ree Stamp Boxes. ........ Is and lsc.
Fili.res Handkerchief Boxes .ysc.
Filigree Card-Receiyers for ...........5oc.
Fili.ree Toilet-Bottles for .......... &c.
Filigree Glove Boxes. bevel-gIass
tops .............. ....................s'e 70
Flligree Bottle Stands ...........-......l3 c.
F'iligree Picture Frames ...... ....... lie:
Fiiigree q Mirrors. new shapes. bevei
glass .................... .........ss.s... -oS.
Plated Puff Boxes. engraved .......... N.y
FilIgree Vaseline Stands, with bottle OF
hest Petroleum Vaselins ............. &c.
Button and Hair-Pin Boxes for ......2oc.
Fligree Pencil-Tablets ...... ...........fSc.
Oxidized Glove Boxes ...................,..sl
Filigree Pen-Wipers and Blot1ers 29c.
plated Ink-Well and Penholder. &c.
Filigree Photo Boxes ..................ys c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-19
Ladies'
Knit Underwear.

Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vests and
Pants, in white. A good heavy and
warm garment. You are fortunate
to buy them under $50. q garment.
Thursday, Friday, and Saturday,
% Cents.
Ladies' Natural Swiss Ribbed
Vests, good material aud good
weight. The Pants being vii sold,
we close the Vests at almost half
price,
Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vests, in
natural color, well made, and
REGULAR SOC. Vest Thursday, Fri
day, and Saturday,
Ladies' White and Natural Swiv
Ribbed Vests and Part and White
Merino Vests and Parts, o great
value,
Ladies' White and Natural Wool
Vests and Pants, made 10 our special
order. and the best value we ever
offered,
75c. Each.
Ladies' Fine Wool Swiss Ribbed
Vests and Pants, white and natural,
asl.25 value for
S1.OO.
Ladies' Combination Suits, in
white and natural cotton and wool,
$3.50; Atwood,
Ladies' Black Pants, in fine rib
bed,
$3.50.
Ladies Fine All Wool Black
Tights,
Ladies Silk Vests, with long
sleeves,
Ladies' Silk Vests, in low neck
and short sleeves,
Toe. to $500.
Bows and Girls Vests and Draw
ers,
25c. to 90 Each.
DR.. Jaeger's famous Health Under
wear for ladies, misses. and children,
men and boys, in light, medium, and
heavy weights.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-19

NEW YORK. December is-tSpesiaL, ,
Rianfon' Jr.. Morton: s. w. Brown. 81.
Cloud: j. J. Hurt. 81. Denis: II Asnmsn:
II. Denis: r. w. Williams. Union square.
r. y. fanny. p. r. Boswcrtn' Evsrs '
=. q. Davis, Grand oni"h' ~. - i''S""'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-19
MARRIAGES.

TfMBERLAKE-MA RTIN.-Married, at
Cool Spring Baptist church, Hanover
county, Va. on December II. 1895, by
Rev. John Pollard. ID. D., Mr.. WILLIAM
N. TIMBERLAKE and Mrs. SARAH j.
MARTIN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-19
Immigration 20 virginia.

Hon. Frank y. syrich. Special lmmi-
rfaii0n Inspector OF the Immigration Blu
reau az Washington. Who has been a. the
ir1crsOn left yesterday for Norfolk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-19
COrSetS,

Our Stock is pre-eminently the
Corset stock Of the city. AL the
popular makes are he'e at a. low
prices as COrsets are sold anywhere.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-01-12
Balalance in treasury. 50, TOP

The above balance stands 10 the
credit OF thes various 19nds as per
TIeasuEerS Balahce Sheet, dated
JUNE 28th. 1919 - ~, ."
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-01-12
SUMMARY

SUMMARY.
Total receipts. .S53,O73
PaidState June set'l'mt. 81 1866
Paid from county funds. 9,O69 Q
PaidIfromschool finds. .. 1910 9
Paid. from road funds So. 1850
Total Disbursements. ,s25,37O
.--s-.---
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-01-12
FOR SALE.

One.or two hundred head of stoci
COWS and mich COWS at REASONABLE
prices, Will also sell all cattles
es, ranches and ranges owned by me
if wanted. or stock in punches of ff
ty, one or two hundred head or NOR
if buyer wishes. This is Il good ID
vestment for any one wishing to g
into stock!and cattle.business.
THOMASsTRAINER,
Eureka,
Nevads
nov1tf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-12-12
ANOTHER GREEN
GOODS SCHEME
Being Worked Successfully Right
Here in Our MIDST.

Very often the public is warned to look
out for what is called GREEN GOODS
SCHEMES. Yet the people in spite OF all
the precaution given them still persist in
allowing themselves to be caught at the
mercy of such games.
1t would seem as though at this ad-
vanced age of civilization our good people
would begin to realize that they could
not buy GOLD DOLLARS FOR CENTS
There is case that has just been investi-
gated and proven that the party has
actually put upon the market GREEN
GOODS for which he has taken GOOD
Cash. However, the GREEN GOODS
handled by this party are not the kind
usually handled by SHARPERS who
take money from unsuspecting people and
make no return, but the GOODS this
party is offering are the GREEN
SHADES 50 popular this season in
Nobhy Suits and Neckwear for Men.
J. ". BECK,
Augusta Clothier, Halter & Mems Fur
nlsher Tu, Th&Sat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-12-12
AffRAY AND ASSAULT.
Blaisdell Brothers in Difficuliy-engage in a
Three Handed Melee.

Before Judge Andrews. Wednesday,
stephen d. and Homer Blaisdell of Au
gusta, and Fred Blaisdell of Skowhegan,
all brothers, appeared on the charge OF
creating an affray on State street, neal
the corner Of Weston street, on the night
of Tuesday Dec. 8.
On a charge of affray they were bound
over to the grand jury, at the April term
of the superior court under 5000 bonds.
5. d. Blaisdell, Oh the charge of an
assault upon his brother Homer, waived
examination, was fined $40 and costs, and
placed under 5000 bonds. He appealed to
the April term of the superior court.
On the night of Dec 3, many residents
on State street were disturbed about l
O'Clock by the sound of fully developed
row, which proved to be taking place on
the sidewalk and street opposite the resi-
dence of Dr. J. f. Hill
Several of those who heard the disturb
ance arose from their beds and dressed
and many others are known to have heard
the shouting and general racket
From the evidence it appears that s. D.
Blaisdell was assulting his younger
brother Homer, while Fred was trying to
stop the trouble.
One Of the aroused residents telephoned
the police station, but the brothers had
taken alarm, and disappeared.
:. d. Blaisdell, who is alleged to have
made the assault, was unseen and I'M
heard of for several days. He was finally
discovered and was summoned with his
brothers by Marshal Bean to appear on
the charge.
A. H. Chadbourne and Nathan Weston
appeared rs witnesses.
Whatever may have been the number of
those participating in the affair it is Ger
tain there was noise enough made to
arouse the neighborhood for some distance
around.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-12-12
Nominations by Gov. CIeaves

The following nominations have been
made by Governor Cleayes:
Trustee Insane hospital Charles S
Pearl, Bangor.
Judge Of the Bath municipal court
Sanford L. Fogg. Bath.
Agent Passamaquoddy tribe of Indians
Charles A. Rolfe. Princeton.
Trustee Soldiers Orphans Home
David r. Wylie, West Bath
Inpector of lime and lime casks in the
town of Warren-A o. Spear, Warren.
Commissioner to take dispositions and
disclosures of trustees-Heen A. knowI-
ton, Rockland.
Dedimus Justice-Georgc A. Stafford,
Hallowell
Coroncr-G NJ Phenix. Alfred
To administer oaths, acknowledge deeds
and solcmnize marriages-Emma b.
Longley. Palmyra: Helen A. Knowlton
Rockland.
Notary Public-Bcp amin Thompson,
Portland MILFORD G. Chapman. Port
land; f. s Clark, Eden; Joseph vii
hanson, Belfast, f. Webster French,
fremont.
Trial Justice-James Archibald, Houl-
ton; John Cover, Winthrop: Fessenden
d. Turner. Whitefield; d. J. Haynes,
Norridgewock; Hiram Bliss, Jr, Wash
ington.
Justice of the Peace and Quorum
Moses Alley Hartford; Edwin Babb, Dix
field; Jesse Barber, Abbot; C. H. Clifford,
Portland Charles f. Crosby Dexter;
Charles A. Coleman Jackman Planta
ton; Thomas V. Doherty Houlton; John
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-12-12
D0UBLY THANKFUL.
A Prominent Boston Couple Say SO. You May
kaow Them.
From the Boston Post.)

Mrs. Frances e. Somerby of l59 Marion
St, East Boston, took a severe cold last
winter, resulting in Inflammation of the
kidneys-of the pronounced kind-sw-ll-
ings over the kidney region, very painful
to the touch-added TO the steady pain Of
the Inflammation. She obtained Doan' :
Kidney Pills from the Woodbury. Drug
Co, Maverick 50, East Boston She
describes the effect as surprise at the
quick relief Our representative asked
her how many of the Pills she used. She
replied, Why, ] have not taken the
whole box first bought; my husband, who
has suffered much from kidney troubles.
IS finishing what were left, and has never
had anything give him such satisfaction.
he IS going to continue their use, having
every confidence in them, since their
efficacy in my case ~ Mrs. Somerby
added, My husband is a member of the
G. A. r -adjt. Of Post Island, as he
aptly puts it, hardship and exposure
while in the army are supposed to have
caused this kidney difficulty, bad back,
urinary disorder and brick dust deposit,
which are rapidly succumbing to Dean S
Kidney Pills.
No wonder they feel that all suffering
AS they have should have their indorse-
ment OF the wonderful! remedy that is
now almost a household word from one
end of the country to the other
The veterans are strong in their aflilia-
tons, and so many of them, now no
longer young, are filed with aches and
pains borrowed from the endurance of
other times, and they today make up
large band of advertisers of Doans Kid
ney Pills. And, by the way, what a
world Of suffering would have been
avoided if during those terrible years of
sacrifice, along with their lint and band
ages. each of our brave soldiers had had a
good supply of these same Doan 5 Kidney
Pills.
For sale by all dealers or sent by mail
on receipt OF price. Foster Milburn Co,
Buffalo, N. Y, sole agents for the L. S.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-12-12

:. L. Councc was the first dealer TO file
with City Clerk l.. A. Burlcigh a descrip-
ton of the names and marks which arc
stamped on his cans of kerosene and gaso-
lcne. under the new law Of 1895, enacted
for the protection of the sellers of oils
This law demands that the cans left at
houses by dealers shall be filled by those
toners using one dealers cans and getting
his supply of another.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-12-12

Professor Albert +. Young makes two
special announcements in our advertis-
ing columns One relates to the fact of
his having formed an orchestra for the
accommodation and convenience of all
who may desire their services He also
gives juvenile beginners an opportunity
fer taking lessons in dancing on Satur-
DAYS, at Red Mems hall The professor $
insure large and interesting class. AS
they advance in the art they will De trans
ferred to the advanced class.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-12-12

AT the quarterly conference of the Green
Street Methodist church, Rev C.. S. Cum
mings was unanimously invited to re-
main with this society for another year.
This will be very gratifying news to the
members of this church and of the many
friends Of Rev and Mrs, Cummings out
side of their own congregation. Mr.. Cum
mingsi is having most successful pastorate
with this people and is dcservedly popular
with all our citizens.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-12-12

Wednesday was, although not the coid-
est. the most disagreeable day OF the
SEASON. The wind with vengeance
bley and il was cold enough for all
practical purposes. At O'Clock, "ednes-
dav F. G. Kinsman's standard tner-
mometer registered degrees above zero
AGAINST below zero for the sarae time on
the preylous day During yesterday IL
RANGED between 3 and 10 degrees above