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4 Az tue season Is now here when every per.
son'sis In need OF good substantial foot wear
l desire to call attention 10 my large and
yell selected stock Of seasanahle goods, which
sell at lower prices, quality considered
than can be purchased elsewhere. A per.
sonal Inspection will convince you of the
truth Of this statement l.. Y. BLOND. {
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q SILK Circulars. fur l!Hed, at s.j0J which are
wnrth s25 0n.
Please call aud see the n. no trouble to show
them whether you buy or not. #{...- ri
80 alsIes' tlnks, comprising the handsome st
collection ever setn In the city. Our Ulserelc for
E!rS for four toslx Years Of age, a! 81 and 81 are
gem for tho price. and our ltcbecca" jacket, all
wool for ladies. must be seen 10 be appreciated.
LIB Remember the Store Is on ELEVENTH ST.,
Heir Second Warl Market. Ocl7
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WE do not boast, but our s. 90 light Jacket
willspeak for itself. BLUM & MARxs, i
b ITI a. .gl.T-g .&NI. 1lB Main street
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MEMS fine hand.sewed shoes, best makes
snd correct styles, at l.. V. Bonds, 1855
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H.. Reduction in Pianos l..
Present stock of pianos, steinway, Knabe
Chickering, Hallet 4 Davis, Emerson, Hard.
man, Guild, &C., at the very lowest prices,
and great reduction for cost. Call early and
secure great bargains. -" i
a. LucAs' Music sroRr,
1142 Main street
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3 SWINE OF CARDuI" cures IRREGULAR
painful, or difficult mcnstrua,ion.
Sold by Logan / Co. @N .LgJ,l-
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Dosiep. November e, 1881.
Bows CHRnicAL Co.
Cent!emes:-For years | have
beenagteatsutferer from Dyspepsia.
and could get no relief thavihg tried
everything which was recommend.
ed) until. acting on the advice Of a
friend, who had been benefitted by
BsowN's lRoS BirrnRs, ! tried i
bottle, with most surprising results.
Previous to taking lIaowN's IRoN
DlrTzRs, everything ate distressed
me, and l suffered greatly FROM u
burning sensation ID the stomach,
which was uabearabie. Since tax.
Ing lRowN's lRoa IIirTrRs, all my
troubles are at an end. Can eat any
time without any disagreeable re.
suits. ] an practically another
person. Mrs. ". J. FLyNS, u
% Maverick ST., E. Boston.
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srAxLEr's Allied Companies embrace The
best elements Of the variety people If hi,
country and England. They open the pro.
gIamMe in the most unique manner. Instead
ot ths usual minstrel scene, there Is parlol
scene, aud the different performers present a
minstrel show OF unusual merits, the ballads
being well sung and the end-men bright and
quick with their jokes. Malyina Renuer
the Iyrolienne singer, gave series Of songs
n very artisticmNnner, singing in German,
iyIoleSe, FRENCH italian and English. She
met With a warm reception and was heartily
encored. The PeaSleys. John and Lea, did a
very refined act, Sparkling 10 the Park In
which songs and dAuces are thickiy
sprinkled in. The famous Horseshoe
-Four were the immense hit OF
the evening. Their rollicking songs
and graceful dances excited universal admir-.
alton, while their burlesque acts cannot be
sHFpasssd. The house was in roar from the
time they camc on the sture until they ieft
it. The CoIdstrean' Guild Echo seStetts
Played on their genuine silver instruments.
the tones were pure and clear. Tho most
remarkable part OF their performance is the
echo" effect without the use OF mute.
Wheatley and Traynor do number OF Irish
comedy acts, in which they are unsurpassed,
The programme concludes with the bripht
farce. entitled "Tatters," given in excellent
style by company Of dramatic artists, The
ALLIANCE numbers Efty:tEo pepp!s aud, Is
certainly the best variety SHOW that ever mn.
peared here Washington RepuIlic1m. Attic
Opera House this evening. Reserved seats
on sale at Wilson l. Baumer's W. 1I71 :,
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ahe ql|:1'p1:ti:ef:l|l(iq&ttrer~
Orticc: AoS. rs and ~ Fourteenth Street,
= ~ New Advertisements,
For Rent. Irwin. ,.I,s
Trustees Sale.

Trustees Sale.
Base Ball ut New Fair Grounds. ,
The Argand parlor Stove. /;
Opera llouse-AIinnie Madden.
Opera House-Berlha Weby, - 7l1 4
i'atents-Munn < Co., New York. W #
Mason Il llamlin Organs. 1@ I.,- y.
l00 Miles-'rhird Page.
An lulcrnal Revenue Officer. Saved Third
Page.
Why DO You Buy Your Cloaks, Dolmany,
&c. Head Of Local. I.r. ,6'-.IET =
4. Siedcnbach & Bro.-IIead Of Local.
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1HE usual merchants lanel, at tlleNev
Mcfhtre fionse Sample Rooms dniIy. 2


The following shows the range Of the Their.
ulouietes. US observed at Schnepfs drugstore,
Opera Houge corner: 'sg
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P1rsnuHon, October a9l-lsiver . fee,
inches and rising. WeathsS eIfsr spd pool,
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- WAslIssroX b. c., October 80, a M-For
Tennessee md the Ohio Valley, generally fair
weather during the day, with east 10 south
winds, slight rise in temperature, or station
ary or lower barometer. r. ~
For the Lower Lakes, generally fur wealth.
er. southeast 10 southwest winds, lower bar,
nnleter. stationary or slight rise in TEN peru.
ture. 'r. - 70
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v A Ceilings Jw Hague
. u 1

" Ceilings " Hague I.
.'sF i AtweIl.
F. welton, Asabu1a Ce1um Baltimore
Jss 4 Parkinson. rhilada II Mclean, Cincinnati
Nichols. baltimore in Wo.,hingtUn Philada
tser. tncinnnti l. busghcim. CSncinnatf
Dell Robinson CincinnstiJ Mcintosh Martins Ferry
70 shrakc, Moun,lsvillc + A Frost, wellsbuY .
Y Billing. i!e.hany Shriver, bethany =
} S.liweli. bridgeport II freeman. Columbus
y femoelon. Ltllnire ORA " Dunnam 4 WIN Y
/ Enshelmer, Pittsburgh Murphy ,Rocne.tcr,E Y
~ iiurweil, Cleveland c Rurwcll, Cleveland
l. McElroy. Well.buE j C. tirJNla. WelisbuYy
J Riuu WellsbuR williamson. v hee inp
scott: fi!tSbnrSh. II lIerpck, Pittsburgh
J Judy, Pittsburgh Nv cluliy. baltimore
Dunn, SAndusky Jr Francis. Newark
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y Tax best Is 20 ligh. jacket In thu country
to BE- found st B!uN & MAREs. ,f
t'gl ~ - ~. llQ4 Main street.
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HOTEL. ARRIVALS,
ST. JAMES HOTEL.

n Free(enbn'g, & 0 Medlccott, Sewl,ri.h'
Il Wilson. city STowltr. Pittsburgh
Capt. Ilurner Pittsburgh NJ polluck & VT. wv.
9 i Jack iIclkiey Springs A Ryder, -----
l. Senior, Harrington r Walton, str. Eluipc
n " Whlucre, BIO HcsAett, B.SO
y stAcS, 80 GstewAtt, Pittsburgh
Linwec, New York. q Bmst, " Va
J Weialnan, city JM Workman, u&O
II Long baltimore CKultcr, Ulto
L u l!rues, New York J Y Gear, Boston
J Schtnkc. AioundAvil!c TP Door. v oodsHcd
7 Murray, Hew York FL MANI, New YORK
D 81 Harris, Pittsburgh hurley, MOundsyille
g Cochran, Baltimore J Todd. baltimore N
!. Steigi4. Cantcn J u Hook. baltimore
u A!4delsoh1, Chicago e Camel, Pittsburgh
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Dos'r fail to see that 8 light Jacket at /
KS, 5s,t Il BLUM & MARKS, r
E SIS tIa ~ " ~ tiq- ~ 1InG M. l.,
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Gun % Light jacket stands q most critical
examination. Come and see it.
l'n p. ..;uE. BLUM & MARKs
tH ll0G Mum.
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We are now prepared to ollie. TO the. Wholesale
Nni Retail Tssde lie largest and most varied stock
ut CloaGs. DoimnnS. Jackets. Uisers, Uls,creites
and Circulars In the city. Our two Cloak Rooms
ME oiled with the very latest styles, and arc being
rep1enisted amOst daity. which we are selling
Cheaper than my house In tho trade. n
We OiIer the following ns Speei lilies:
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= nns'paEfoRL'

1he Standard l iron company are selling
Il The. warehouse Of tho Nail Oily ulas, com.
with much vigor. s,..,.,5ss.I,'''e 49, =
A fire broke out Saturday a fternoon about
O'Clock in frame building owned by Rob.
ert Aolcson. adjoining the Robertson House.
caused by defective fluc. The second story
was damaged to the extent of about 500.
Covered by insurance, a ~ ''''I.rr' w.
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MENTAL depression. weakness Of the mu,
GUAR system, general ill.health, benefited
by using Browns Iron Bttets, pAw.
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INDUSTRIAL lrEny.
'whnf II GotnE On In the Mills, Fur.
naces aud FactorIex. 10
Fishers foundry Is reported Hush will,

A'"eA 'oanuIy IL reported hush with
orders. .'alISI4 1.''t,F' : =
The Top mill blast furnace was filled In
last night, and will be lighted tomorrow.
The work Of building the new boiling fur.
naces at the Lauehlin mill will begin today.
The Benwood rolling mill vas short Of pig
metal Ill last week, md The boilers ONLY
made three heats OH every turn, but will be
on full force this week. '' u :
Tho Jefferson Iron Works comnany. IL
doing big trade in the retail coal business,
vhlrty.llve miners are at work in the lower
sbaft, and eighty in the shaft at The MILL
&tadenrit'e Gazette. Il, M lr'-"'i u
Alonzo NJ. Cady, Of The cteubenyille
Boiler Works, contracted with the Lauehlin
Ssil Co., on Saturday fora water tank sir.
teen feet high and twelve feet In diameter.
and one new improved biueing machine.
A conference was held Saturday at Bell.
aile ny The miners and the proprietors Of
the nail mill to consider the miners tlemsnd
for all advance to az cents per bushel ior
digging coal, and resulted In the advance
being paid. The former price was cents
Martins Ferry miners also got tho price
demanded there. A meeting OF miner, la the
retail coal banks OF the city will be held at
the Atlantic engine house this evening. =,
]. +. Robinson, OF Bellaire, o has in biz
employ eight stone masons on the founIa.
tion Of the Spaulding iron mill, 0lteeu men
IN the stone quarry, and four mixers and
four teams hauling stone MI. Robinson Las
PIT up since the 18th Of September to he
23th Of October, 1000 perches OF stone. We
think that be has put up more stone, with
less men, than any contractor in the Ohio
valley. in the same length OF ime.-S,euIe,..
ril'e Herald. = -" = 1870
The new addition 10 the Aetna Iron Works
is fast approaching completion. 1t will Be
used rs the finishing department and will be
fitted up with all the modern improvements,
INCLUDING one eight:inch guide trnn, ono
thir.y'six inch shoet train and one sixty.ipoh
plate train Of rolls. 1t will Le IRE proof.
It's Dimensions are 100 feet by 100 feet, with
two wings so feet by 10 feet each, and when
completed will be, including tile old mill,
the largest in the State Of Ohio, excepting
the Brown, Bonnell & Co. mill, at Younrss
town. The guide train will be put in opera.
ton next week, and the other portion wifi be
ready for use within the next five weeks.
About five hundred men will be employed
anu 81 kinds, Of bar, sheet and plate iron
manufactured. "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-30

WHEN purchasing eye glasses YOU should
bear in mind that the "Celluloid Eye Glawcs,;
ssfs the best IN the market. For sale ,by ali
leading jewellers and opticians. syfiy "
jsa gem: Dlps 1 GAst.' :; :
s,s ll0G Main street.
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1881 1882 70.
. . 9 g 9 s,sb.y "Hiissq9 q Z 60
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4. y. !! N.3r. TN. u 4. y. lX.3P.M n
u 20 Il Gi 81 ~ ~ 20
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-09-22

wrung from the statesmen of Europe the
most extravagant eulogy and commentator,
makes the unanswerable proof Of that truth
of Holy writ.-truth mistaken BY all the
bubbles of doubt and unrefuted BY all the
data of science, that "Righteousness exalteth
| a nation"
Before the veterans assembled in neigh
| boring State. General Sherman said: Il do
| not think there are any more civil wars
before us, but we must be prepared for
what God brings us. and be true to our
selves. to our country and to God"
Every memorial stone, every monumental
pillar by which we have sought to dis
tinguish our history. our battles or the
warriors of the Republic. whether We view
them at Plymouth or Bunker Hill OF from
their rigid posts where the typical soldier
watches loyal graves; or whether we witnes.
this last and one of the most exquisite test
monials of patriotic gratitude to patriotic
service: the subtle and spiritual revelation is
made In each instance that because man was
made in the image of his Maker. in his great
est moments he is nerved TO sublime purpose
and fired with an impulse almost divine. to
so act, that he may meet the approving smil,
of the Almighty Father who made tn,
heaven and the earth and all that in them is
The faith that the God who loves right an,
justice rules creation, impelled one genera
ton of Americans to win independence. Tn,
faith in the God who hates wrong and op
preston led another generation of Americans
TO defend and win nationality untarnished b,
one shackled hand or n single
fettered limb. Only by the same I'M
wavering faith in the same Supreme Rule,
can the multitudes of coming American.
march forward TO their unspeakable destiny
Man has unailenable rights because he is
creature of God, and he has no other title to
equality. 1t is because Deity is, that human
ity may hope to endure. Should this chaste con
ception of the artist. the marked evidence of tn,
regard felt by this city for its heroes; should
the large example of conservation to patri
otic duty seen in the life and death of The
men we this day honor; should these become
To us and to all who may come after us al
inspiration causing us to cling to the Ole
faith, that man has one Creator-God-ano
mankind an unobstruc;ed course in pursuit
of happiness; when God is loved and
obeyed, then this handiwork of art, reared
by the affection Of a grateful community to
its brave dead,
"May seem the burden of a prophecy
Finding its late of fulfilment In a change,
Slow as the oaks growth, lining manhood up
Through broader culture, finer manners, love,
And reverence, TO the level Of the hills"
At the conclusion of this mastery address
the audience united in singing America,
after which the meeting was dismissed with
a benedicti0n.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-09-22

One Of the veterans present at the reunion
of the 9TH Maine Battery. held in this city
Wednesday, was John f. Chase of Windsor,
president of the Association, to whom much
credit is due for the interest he manifested in
the reunion. and who deserves special men,
ton. Comrade Chase was wounded almost
unto death at Gettysburg, receiving 4S wounds
which resulted in the loss of an arm and one
war related by the boys was one told by
Mr.. Chase as taking place while he with
other soldiers was being transported from
Gettysburg to Philadelphia. The uniform
of the wounded had been largely replaced by
citizens dress and as the train passed through
small town word was given out that the
passengers were rebel prisoners. An old
gentleman here entered the cars aud ar-
preaching our one-armed Chase, asked
if he had any confederate money that
he would like 10 exchange for
greenbacks. On being answered in the
negative he offered Comrade Chase $50 in
money, which was gratefully received. At
the same time the old man inquired what
confederate State the soldiers came from.
The reply was that he hailed from Maine,
but had not learned that the State had Sc
ceded yet. Whereupon our soldiers new
made friend reached out his hand to take
back the money. but was too late, as John
had pocketed the cash.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-09-22

A grand Notification meeting was held at
Monmouth, Wednesday eve. which was =
people gathered from all parts of the town to
take part in the demonstration of joy over
the grand victory. The Winthrop band
furnished music for the occasion, and with
fire works, illuminations and a beautiful
supper furnished by the ladies', it was a
happy time. Speeches were made by NJ. ].
Metcalf, A. S. Richmond, Josiah Hutchins,
II. O. Pierce and others.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-09-22

For several days the air has been filled
with rumors to the effect that an attachment,
had been or was about to be laid upon the
Sprague property in this city. These rumors
it seems were not without foundation. Yes
terday morning all the so called Sprague PROF. =
erty in kennebec county was attached for tn.
sum of $3.50, 900, by William Sprague AZ
trustee for the estate of Elmi ra Doyle. TIL,
case will be brought up before the Superio,
Court inthis county at the December term. l.
is not believed that the attachment will hav,
any effect on the validity of the sale made to
Edwards & Co. At all events, the Company
being assured that their title is good will de-
fend it against all actions brought. The
work of repairing the mills and improving
the property will continue just as though moth
ing had happened, and Superintendent Col,
informs us that he knows of no reason VIII,
the factories will not start up in October Al
advertised.
The passage Of Venus between us and the
sun which is to occur on the sixth of next
December, will be visible in New England
from beginning to end, unless clouds inter-
vene, as at tina. time of year they very prob
ably may. The appearance of a small black
spot upon the southern part of the sun is not
in itself striking spectacle, and its interest
to the ordinary spectator will be chiefly de-
rived from his knowledge that he is witness
ing an event which is not tC be repeated be-
fore the year aO04. The astronomical i'm
which it provides for determining the dis
tances between the various bodies which
make up the solar system.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-09-22

G.. II Smiths Boston double mammoth
Uncle Toms Cabin Troupe, which appears
in Granite Hall Saturday afternoon and even
ing. should be accorded full house at each
performance. Tickets for the matinee, 25
and 35 cents. Reserved seat tickets now Oh
sale at the American Express Office. For the
evening performance the price of reserved
seat tickets is so cents
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-09-22

Thursday was dull day at Camp Shepley.
Owing to the pouring rain and the softness OF
the ground, no feld drills or evolutions could
be performed, and the amateur soldiers pass
ed the long hours in their tents, spinning
yarns, or in the seductive game of high-lo-
jack. The Governor will review the troops
today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-09-22

New York paper has an account Of f.
G. Vincent, Of Waterville, losing sl75 in
that city. He laid down under tree to rest
and goat came along and seeing the bills
protrudiDg from his pocket deliberately
chewed them up.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-09-22

Sweet corn grown in this immediate vicinity
is a scarce article, the most of the corn in
our market being brought from Readfeld
and Belgrade, where the drouth was not 50
severe as in other towns further south.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-09-22

Mr.. Edward Parlin, formerly engaged in
the shoe business in Winthrop, and who went
to Kansas year ago last January t.
engage in sheep husbandry, has been yer.
successful in that business. Mr. Parlin and
his partner own some 1000 sheep.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-09-22

As being certain cure for the worst forms
of dyspepsia, indigestion, constipation, i'm
purity of blood, torpid liver, dsordered kid
neys, etc, and as medicine for Graduating
every species of humor from an ordinary
pimple to the worst ulcer, BURpocK BLoop
BIrTERs stand unrivaled. Price 81.
sept l9d&w lw3p
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-09-22

What every one should have, and never be
without, is THOMAS ECLBcTRIc On. 1t is
thorough and safe in its effects, producing
the most wOndrous cures of rheumatism,
neuralgia, burns, bruises, and wounds of
every kind. septI9d&wlw3p
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-09-22

The moist weather is causing a revival in
the verdure of the trees. The lawns, too, are
looking better, and there is a prospect OF
early peas about the fret of December
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-09-22
MAN WANTED.

irst-class man to run Moulding Machine ito
stick very small hardwood moeldinss) and to keep
work IL all in walnut and cherry and NO ordinary
man will do. We have light, warm shop, and pay
cash every week. STEADY york and the hixhe
wages to an experienced man who IL . nrst.cla.s
mechanic Must also have had experiences In run,
ming Moulding Machines. Apply 1t once b. letter
or In person to e. It. BURROWS,
tsep22 1926 2sl Middle ST., Portland, No
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-09-22

Mr. +. w. Kinsman has purchased the
house on Summer street owned by Rev. H..
T.. Mott
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-09-22

Among the visitors to the muster yesterday
was Geo A. Patch, Deputy Commander Of
the G. A. Il. of Massachusetts,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-09-22

The Executive Council is in session, Gov
Plaisted presiding. Routine business only
has thus far been transacted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-09-22

The Association for the Advancement o
Women will hold their 10th congress at
Portland, Oct. IL, II and IL, at the City Hail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-09-22

The markets are flooded with cooking ap-
pies, mostly windfalls, blown from the trees
by the late high winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-09-22

ES~All who left dishes, baskets, &C., at
Granite Hall can secure them to-day, as the
hall will be open.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-09-22

The umbrella stores were well patronized
yesterday. This was a feature Of the cere-
mony not laid down in the programme
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-09-22

Mr.. Nat. ii. TAYLOR, of the editorial staff
of the Boston Globe, is on a brief visit to
this city. His wife accompanies him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-09-22

MIR. Charles Milliken has purchased and is
repairing the Eben F. Pillsbury house as
residence for himself.
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Marriro.

In winthrop, Sept. 10, Chas II. Rogers of Hollis
ton, Mass. TO Cora A. Shepard of Winthrop.
In Cornna. Sept TO- Fred X. Campbell OF Corinna
to Miss Nellie +. Berry Of st. Adams.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-09-22

There was no dust yesterday to interfere
with the monumental procession.
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Dtrb.

In Brewer. Sept. ", Mr.. Ebridge G. Harlow aged
81 years months.
In Garland, Sept. IL, Mr.. Justin Ii. Jackman,
aged So years.
In Oh ma, Z. II. AUSTIN aged 90 years.
In San Francisco, Cal, Mrs. Carrie A. Whitm0re,
formerly Of Vassalboro, in this State.