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Telegram-herald., 1888-04-16
For Kent--RoOnsx.


NOR RENT--A FKw NICE UNFINISHED
rooms. l2l Jefierson-ave 100
no RENT FURNISHED AND USFURNIsH-
L cd rooms ~ . South Division 81. Jos
TOR RENT--4 NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
room, gentleman preferred AT 80 Barclays.
los
no RENT-A NICE FURNISHED FRONT
| room with gas AZ 2)O North Division s., one
block rom Post Office.
no RENT-NICE FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
| gas at 20 NOrth Divisonst. l9s
lNOR RtNT-ThE INCEST KIND OF ROOMS
j in suits Of two or four rooms. with all modern
iTprovenier Is on lanai st, for Offices or light
manufacturing purposes, also for lodging Id
qulre at once, No y Canal-st, OF G. A. Berwin.
s4tf
TO RENT a LARGE, LIGhT ROOM FOR
Pearl.s. Enquire of {. B. Judd or T. L. Thwing.
sltf
Tor RENT-FURSIsHED ROOMS TO RENT
T In the Vinegar block Enquire OF l. d;
TOR REYT-FURNIsHFD ROOMS: STEAM
i heated; and furnished rooms for light house
keepiDHf Apply a. room l0s. New Housemaa
blCcs l5I
EOR RENT = FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS.
either single or en- gGise steam heated. also
rooms for Light housekeeping. Apply At Room a.
edysrd locf loI O.tavasi. 2nu
For Rcnt--Houses.
TOR REST-A YEw HOUSE FOR RENT.
nine rooms. on Fifh-st Be ready for oc-
glrsncy May Apply 10 II. J. 1owie, y
TO RENT - NY RFsfDENCE - SOUTH
l Lsfsyette-st. 10 family without small chill
dreu Might rent partly furnished 20 right party
lnquiFe a. me house II. J. swift los
LOB ksNr MAI l-NERY PLEASANT NEN
ten room hose on jefferson ave: 70 party
With n snail children, terms shoo pe. mouth.
Also goo nioe-room house o. Highlsnd-sve. a.
LOR RESI-ONE FARM, ONE HCrss DV
CrHtrs-st.. FIVE rooms on South Divis'0r -f
and three on Fountaiu-st Crarc nion sd
IoRer block lM
TOR RENT-sEvEN ROOM House. SIS FuI-
ton~i. East ds~ilaoie l0fRiou. isD re-
month hsrd and scr wstcr Enquire 10 Pearl
:. G smith. ia
For R~ai--B'ir'ness Places.
RARE CHANCE faa PINT AsTxn
A Ms T. fhe Old esfsfl she1 brtt or worss ~
.slo0u .ei ~ 20 sonn ass on - 70 "a
reslsD sr9ly % 4 J. NCkiitr :, - zolfh 9rl
Tyanfe Rooms
r. pooW krnl~~
" e4 lls NoftcB Earss
soutn $40 pa A4aress n, ioE
U'a. ErcbaHge.
uaSrsD uaEsE -PRoPERft 81
" Sorte ~ -Hafh iifi<ion ~. rTr-
-sr'v. srysoa , e. Norh rsae. =
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TV s, n-Fxrs VrF Pivs - F0a
II ss.w -rf oHr ia na ssora
lsng'. s.Sees i IS .hs -soe- ya,d 81
iona =. s-nskl
nEY = ID "a II syNER
~ 81 'esd ~ d-.ss IS -. 80 =
saa~r @cfss sf'ff
'''s~rsf-re II.
IrRNs VaCEEn ANn
esscsiT & Hoi-- a. ss..a Dsv'-fcr - ,~e-
fsone 20 - T.ufr a '4a
T. 3NrTrRf FroRFD NoVED tND TAca-
i - ~ M .s. Wsiser No - 81 il -o1tn
ltTis'on-sf on soer acte-
Agents. Wort>d.
IL ANfEI-FHR r Ns-T. RI FL - W.
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se' - 1E sref a.iles ~Irfk - -
a. g xl-arsrreed paCriisr s1rsazEzes e -
-rr lrr -esr -ssrT srrr. staft r.
frr- -sfrTr-r. fs.rssr
II tNTfn- sEfftPfF r tsFNI FOR .fNl
p .~-1r ~ e7f srrrse'sfs srrF
- ~ ssl.er aei e,0e pr7frs ~ e.
1res NsteHs 90 q siEl1-ss.. sssrs ,zs-
s<ss~,f7 -4tss.
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ss-r7- fr1E
Il a. ft es ~ "a
" re.r rzs - "a ~ r~nf riss7 ~
A. lsc'fs t-eTses sesrf rrspcs Etfs 80 -
- - - c.T = so ksss stsa'r sys
80 kAS-CAN AID llSz sNsLA
A. 2
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-16

Admission 10. 20 and 3C
cents Ticket office open
daily from y a. III. till 10 y.
~ - snke - pspzr Fed seats
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-16
ss~rsF-~e

rRN DagxFn ANr
no~sf EFrt rrsrrS sgGt 20 sh0rt no ce
ts1c'fr 4 Hoir- a. ce..5 Dsv .-fcn - e-e-
fsrns 20 - rsusr a ~
T. 2NrTrRf FroRFD NoVED tND FACa-
Il - cv M .r. Wslker No - 81 II -cltn
trisrr-sr n sriarr nrffr- i
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-16
For Ronf--HOssses.
For R~ai--B,irlnsss Places

RARE CHANCE 1 PINT AFTER
a Ms =. the Old esfsfi shei oo'' og worss ~
ssio~l 20 .ef 81 81 q sonn itF on :; 70 "a
tfe.lsD srolT % 4 J. NCKit'r- :, se6 -olfh 8irl
sft0as 1'H
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-16
TRfTN TINE TABLES.

CRAND RAPIDS d IEDIANA--IN EFFECT
" O-eober = 1857.
SoISc NORTH.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-16

NOR RENT-A PEW NICE UNFINISHED
L rooms. i2i Jefferson-ave 100
no RENT FURNISHED AND UNFCRNIsH-
| cd rooms ~ . South Divisions. lGS
TOR RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
/ room gentleman preferred, at 80 Barclays.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-16

no RENT-A NICK FURNISHED FR0ST
| room with gas at 2)0 North Division s., one
block from Post Office.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-17

The following new corp )ratIOuS filed Ger
Of STATE SATURDAY
The Gallagher Polishing Wheel Company
organized at Saco, with capital stock of
sl50, 600, amount paid in si5 par value of
shares 81 The stockholders are c. O.
Norcross, II. " French and b. Gallagher,
all of Lynn. Mass. c. o. Noreros, i. presi
deut. H. W French, treasurer, and the
abov, tanned officers are directors. The pur-
poses Of this corporation are to manufacture,
own aud operate machinery AMI appliances
for the manufacture, sale, introduction and
use OF polishing wheels and other devices
and materials
The Mount Carr Mica Schist Mining Co,
organized at Portland with a capital stock Of
$500 900; amount paid in sI2n; par value of
shares s.. The stockholders are Jonathan NJ !
Ter. Warren y H.. + Ward c. Judd, Lynn.
Mass George W. Ellis. Hamilton, Mass :;
Arthur Fuller, Boston, Mass; John Il. by
son. William W Woodruff. and Reuben w.
Hadley, New Britain, Conn. John B. by
son is president Arthur Fuller, Geo. W.
Fills and VIM W Woodruff are directors.
The purpose, of the corpor alton are to car
nv ON the business of mining mica 'chist and
other minerals aud ores in connection there
with in the town of Warren, Grafton county,
and elsewhere in thu State of New Hamp-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-17

At the office OF Labor Commissioner Mat
thews. the commissioner and his assistant
Mai. c. J. House. are busily engaged in
tabulating the returns sent in by the work
ing women of the State. The condition of
female labor throughout Maine will form
one of the most interesting features of the
next report
The sheets for filling out, which were sent
these women. are about letter size and COM
prise two pages of questions and space de-
voted TO remarks other than contained in the
answers to these questions. 1t isa notice
able fact that the returns show much intel
hgence on the part of our working~omen-
The questions are answered quite fully
majority arailing themselves of the opportu
nitv TO make remarks. These returns also
compare most favorably with those sent IN
by the men this year, this too in view of the
fac, that the latter are making much bet
ter showing for themselves than they did
last wear.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-17

Mrs. NJ. j. Bradford of Claremont, New
Hampshire, is the inventor of a new process
of preparing havoring extracts from fruits
and spices. They are pronounced by all
who have used themto be absolutely pure
and of strength which makes them the
most economical for family and hotel use.
Mrs. Bradford, accompanied by her agents,
has taken rooms at Mrs. Farrars on Grove
st. Her agents will call in few day, with
the largest line of fine fruit havoring, e1-
tracts, essences, bay rum and perfumes that
have ever been introduced in this city. Her
extracts consist of vanilla, lemon, orange,
straw berry, pineapple, raspberry, almond,
rose, nutmeg, cinnamon, Glove, Jamaica gin
ger, fancy cOlorngs and many other ex
tracts. They retain all the delicate bouquet
of the ripe fruit and are paramount above all
other extracts. We understand it is her in
tention To create a demand for hem and
hen leave them on ssle in all the first class
grocery stores. Her perfumes are true to
nature and lasting the bay rum excellent.
Mrs. Bradford IS the recipient of the only
medal awarded for extracts. essences, bay
rum and perfumes az the Mechanics fair
held in Boston last fall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-17
HON. VIM. WILSON
Dies of AToplexy at His Home In Hal
lowell

AT 80 Saturday morning Hon. Wm.
Wilson Of HaIlorelI died Of apoplery after
an Illness Of eight days. By strange CO.
Incidence his death occurred just one year
and haif-hour altar the decea.e Of the
iAmented BodTeil Nth whom Mr.. Wilson
vas SO long associated ia business.
Mr.. Wilson was born in Industry IN IsIs.
being al the time Of his death 20 years OF
age His parents soon after moved 70 Strong
Mr. Wilson received an excellent classical
education at the Hill Academy in Farming
ton, and at the WatervilIe .ehool, at er xhich
he taught school most Of the time from 1881
70 ~, teaching 10 LiTermore, Sharon Aeade-
NY Mass, and Middle bofo Mas.
Daring his stay at the latter
place be married Ms. Luzern Chase Of
Livermore, Ne. The fret of his mercan-
tile course vas spent As clerk in dry
goods store at SeWburypor. Mass He
Afterwards moved to HalloweH aud vent
INTO the dry gootis business with Franci.
Lyford. The hrm name vas subsequent,
Wilson ( Leigh. lie remained in thi.
business eight years, bat in Is53 moved to
kocklsnd where be engaged in mercantile
pursuits. He "a. member Of the firm Of
Wilson & Case, dealers 10 dry goods, and
wa, during this time, also engaged in the
corn -four grocery and lime business. under
the arm name Of WILSON ( White He va.
hkeWise interested 10 Navigation. Prom the
organization of the Rockland Saving. Bank
TIL 1870 Mr.. Wilson was its President
He ~. inspector II the Maine State Prison
for ten years During the years 1868 . Mr.
Niison represented Rockand in the legi-la-
ture. In the fall Of 1863 he returned "a
Haloweil and went into the granite bushes.
With the late Gov. Bodweu. When the
stock company known as the Hallowell
Granite Company vas formed Mr. Wilson
became it. treasurer, which position he CON
jinu' 4 TO Oil TIL he was stricken with apo
pleKy. He was in the Maine House OF
Representatives from Hallowell in 1872 and
vas member of the Executive Council in
1850 and 81
Mr. Wilson was known through
out the State as an energetic
business man of the stricte.t integrity
Though holding Offices of public trust, his
ambition seemed rather to be identified with
the great business interests of his native
State, than with matters pertaining to pub
lie affairs Mr.. Wilson has ever been a
Il nm hclf.v.r ia III. r,;ncf,Ias oF H.. D.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-17

AT the regular meeting of Capital Grange
P. ofH.. held Saturday evening, Mr.. ; l..
Boardman. Master VAS chosen delegate OF
the Grange to the annual meeting OF the
State Grange at Bangor this week, and Mt
Y.U Yeston. Lecturer, alternate. Reso'u-
tons of sympathy to the families OF Master
elect, c. J. House and sister Georgia A.
Hall and daughters, in their affection by the
death of member. of their respective house
holds were passed Preliminary arrange
ments were made for reception to be gwen
by Capital Grange to members of the ap'
preaching legislature who belong to 'ne OF
der, a, an early day in the session. anu eo"i
mittee. appointed. The entertainments "'''l
wa. to have been given two weeks since, aus
po.tpousd on account of the death OF Mrs
House, will be given at Grange Hall on SAT
urday evening next with the same program
As was announced.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-17

We desire to say to our citizens that for
years We have been selling DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. DR. Kings New
Life Pills. Bucklen'. Arnica Salve and Flee
trio Bitters, and have never handled rene
dies that sell as we'll, or that have given such
universal satisfaction. We do not hesitate
to guarantee them every time, and stand
ready to refund the purchase price, if salts
factory results do not follow their use
These remedies have won their great popu-
larity purely on their merits J. NJ. Mixer
druggist. suQ20d&vl ychwky
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-17
The Girl for Him

care not for Therese. who takes
First prize APPLYING tennis
Nor for the proud pre- em'nenee
Prue wins At pitching pennies
| care not for Irene intense.
Nor Chloe. always Glowing
Nor brsiny Beatri1, who 'lsSes
Her souls Wild thirst with Browning
For Fan. the song from of whose lips
Might psralyze Apollo;
For Flo. whose fairy living feet
Must beat Ti,anias hollow
Far ali these marvels that meet
| wouldn't give a rip. Jack,
Nor trade my girl who neatly h'ps,
The homely buckvhest hapjaek-
Boston Globe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-17

Governor Marble has informed the uus-
20. of the Insane Hospital that there are
many imbeeile homeless patients maintained
a, tho institution who might be supported oy
,b., towns in their almshouses as well as at
-. ..vlrm He advised the removal of
some of these to make room for those whose
tyne of insanity was such that necessity de-
randed their treatment in hospital. SIX
ofIasis,on'. mildly insane were taken from
the hospital recently
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-17
For Ricketts, Marasmus, and all Wasting
Disorders OF Children

SCOTS Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil
Hypophosphite. is unequailed. The rspidit,
with which children gain flesh and strength
upon it is wonderful. 81 have used Scots
Emulsion in case of Ricketts, and Msrasmu,
of long standing In every case the improve
ment was marked J. NJ. MAIN NJ, D..
New York octl 13eod&wfw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-17

In orier to admit car. to the building a
large opening has been made in the SIDE OF
the pulp mill, one of the middle posts re-
r,ovea and and strip of floor ten and half
fsst in width taken out. The mill was
-, nv steam for the first time Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-17
The 2 Is Horses.

The first trotter to go a mile in 2.lj was
Goldsmith Maid. she having accomplished
that feat in 1874, and now there are twenty
one in the list, seventeen of them having
beaten those figures. The list i. as follows
Maud $, ch m. by Harold. dam Mis-,
Russell BY Pilot Jr., rs "a Jay-eye-see,
blk. by Dictator dam Midnight by Pilot
.Ir 2.l0: st. Julian, b. z. by Volunteer, dam
Flora BY Harry Clay, 2.lll4 Guy, blk.
by Kentucky Prince dam Flora Gardiner by
Seelv's American Star, 2 10; May Cobb b.
h. by Happy Medium. dam Lady Jenkins by
Prince Nebo, 2.l3 l-2; Raru., b &. by tonk-
lin. Abdallah, dam Nancy Awful by Tele-
graph. 2l3 IA; Harry wilkes, b. z. by
George Wilkes, dam Molly Walker by Cap
tain Walker. 2l3 l-2: Belle Hamlin. b. M
nv Hamlin's Almont .Jr., dam Toy by Ham
lin Patchen. 2l3 81; Psllas, b h. by Dicts-
tor. dam Betsy Trotwood by Clark Chief,
2.I3S4: Clingstone b. & by Rysdys, dam
Gretchen by Chosroes, Pas; Goldsmith
Maid. b. m. BY Ale1ander's Ahdsllsh' dam
Lady Ahdallah by Abdallah. II; Irnket'
b. m. by Princeps, dam ou.ds by Handle
tonian, ? "A Patron, br. h. by Pancoast'
dam Beatrice by Cuyler, IA 4; kosal'ne
Wilkes, b m. by Conn's Harry Wilkes, dam
Cigarette By Zilcaaii Iolddust, II IL !:
Hopeful, gr. z. by Godfrey Patchen' dam by
Bridham Horse, 2l4 81; Prince Wilkes,
ch. =. Ly Red Wilkes, dam Rose Chief by
Brown Chief. . II "a; Stamboul, b h. by
Sultan. dam Fleetwing by Hamblatonian.
t2.l43-4; Arab, b : nv Arthurton, dam
Lady Hamilton l5 Fa-onia, h. M BY
wedgewood dam Fadette by Alexander :
Abdallah. Is; Lulu, b, m. by Alexander $
Norman. dam Kate Crockett BY imp, Hooten'
/ Is; Msjolica, b, G. By Startie dam Jessie
Kirk by Clark Chief. 2. le.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-17
~Socol 2lto,iers.
$40 REWARD

VIII be paid, for the detection and conviction
Of any person or persons stealing the Journal
from steps or Railways where they are lefs BY
our carriers.
BuRLgICH FLTST.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-17

The following ease will have interest TO
all whcelmen Last spring bicycle wa run
into ON Broad street by Patrick H. Collins
an expressman. who, according to The e'i-
dence. refused to pay any regard to the
warning whistles of the rider The wheel
mans hand was broken and his machine seri-
op.lv damaged Collins was convicted in
the lower court of a violation of the la- re-
curing him to drive reasonably to the r'sh'
of the travelled centre of the highway and
took an appeal. Tuesday the court sustained
the lower court. deciding that bicycle IS
vehicle, and entitled to all the protect on
afforded other vehicles.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-17
Local " otices.

~NorrcR-To members of Asylum
Lodge. |. .. O. F., communication has
been received from Gardner Lodge, No. ,,
giving notice of the death of Brother j.
Frank Purinton, Past Grand of that Lodge
Brother Purinton il well known in this city,
having formerly been a member Of 1ephtha
Encampmeut. An invitation is extended 10
Augusta brothers to be present and lon III
the funeral services. which take place on
"Wednesday, Dec. 18th, al 30 o'clock Z. NJ
Brothers who wi.h to attend can take the
, o'clock accommodation train and return At
i've. WILL H. DusTos, y. G.
AID. WEEKS, Sec.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-17
MACHINES.

We keen other machines for Len ns.eg,
and can suit yen on terms and prisss'
Aeterdsaas, AutahafpS.
Dinlos. B,fitunss, Bass Drums,
Clsransts. Cornepelns, Carrsts.
Drums. Double Bassss.
Edison Flutes, EVERYTHING.
Flies. Flutes, Fhgstets.
Guitars, Good Goods,
Harnonl:as. Al Prices.
Instruction Books. Imported.
JeVshsrpS, From Across
Ksyp,ds hr Clariansts
Tyres. Both Kinds. Look In.
Mandolns, Music fusetts,
Iitklel Flies and Flutes. Il.s oo9
Ocarin,s No. |. ). ass,
Rt:0los, Pitch Pipes. Plan, Polish
Queer QaarIGSIsd vlaIns
Rosin. Rtpliring EVERYTHING.
Strings a Specially. Sheet Music.
lamhourlnes, Toy Drums, Tin Flies
Use you trstrats i you call.
vlolnS very valuable,
Wire On SpOOls, Whistles.
Xteedlng Low Prices.
You can get Christmas Goods
Zee Il you Can't,
Needles for all Sewing Machine. Bod
Machine oil. Parts Supplies and Re-
pairs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-17

@The citizens of Augusta and Gardiner
are invited 10 inspect an elegant line of an
iique oak and ash and black walnut chamber
set, At A. L. Wells 4 Cos.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-17

I- Physicians prescriptions are care
fully compounded st Kinsman's Drug Store
corner of Bridge and Wster Sts- at moderate
nrics, ian20deedtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-17

To Accommodate people who are unable
to get out in the daytime the dry goods
stores of the city will be ooen every evening
till Christmas, beginning with WEDNESDAY
nac 10
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-17

-Four hC ndred and seventy four yard. Of
side track have been built by the Maine
Central in the city during the psst year
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-17

The scmia annual examination Of account.
at the Edward. Company's mill was finished
SATURDAY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-17

n-A. L. Wells 1 Co. have the largest
line Of sideboards in town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-17

Three Migrants went up for thirty day.
Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-17

The Nulverhill tina. is assigned for To-
tnnrkuM
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-17

The following is a partial list of the sub
iects which will be treated in the Board OF
Trad. p,mphlet which is to be issued about
the frs, of January kennebec River and
Water Powers: Keunebec Dap Edwards
Manufacturing Company Lumber Interests :
Publishing Interests: Transportation tac'I-
ties Government, State and County lhs''
,ation. Municipal and Financial Matters
Lithgow Library; Churches; Halls; Hotels
Water Works; Electric Light system Loan
4 Building Association; Augusta Park ~
,ociatou; Building operations during 'he
past wear. An edition of about $500 copies
will be issued
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-17

ray your Loan AMI Building assessnent
on or before Wednesday.
The fsh dealers report that cod and had
dock remarkably scarce.
We are requested 10 souni note Of
warning against too early skating on the
river.
The .cmi-annual examination Of account.
at the Edward. Company mill was finished
SATURDAY.
Four hundred and seventy four yard. Of
side track have been built by the Maine
Central in the city during the pt.t year
Two belo~ and fp,., above j, shat Kin.-
man. thermometer registered at o'clock on
Friday and SATURDAY mornings respect sely.
The new stock exchange of john Stet-on
CO., opened for the first time yesterday. a
special wire to New York having been Sc
cured.
The -leighing in the western part Of the
The county was never better than at present
There are about eight inches Of solid snow
on the ground.
Nice fresh cut flower. for Christmas from
Burrs greenhouses will be furnished to those
who leave their orders at Partridge drug
store under Granite Hall.
The Governor has appointed Hon. W W
Thomas, Jr of Portland, as the member of
thu. inauguratiou committee frnu Main
'"' '"'"S N'''''' ''''i'''''ee' if""' 'hA'ne'
WI "''''"' ''' "1eep'e
The pole for the much-onged for electric
light which shall illumine the Court 81
and Rnes' Hill r. r. crossings, has been
erected close u our Office
9'''sn'nH - i''or''e P''''i"e ''e'e
moonlight high $ ihough the ground -
-carc'ly covered the coating Is 80 hard and
owe" '''' runners S''ie along very e'''y'
Ju.t one Jay. and not much of time
f,r coon. either, G.. Il Levi. of North
WAYNE caught seven coon. last week. some
If them b.io, fat syd l.rg. and On. of
which ,.,.,bsd y mound.
HERE are y "r'nS ia the "''rd states
enS'S'' 'Ae'i''FH IN Tue "i'""iA''i'' o'
'ne"'"s gum n''f "Ale Is 'n'f'a''"s'
""' ''''' "'''' " Wv"
$40 300 600
Albert f Richardson. the trustee of State
NormoJ Scbool. ,bo ,sos e,act.d nrinrip,l
ann, c,.,,,. v.,,m,l ,,,ooi l.q. fgned
nj. n,,c.. A.. t,n.t.. ssl tha t;,y,rnor will
pouir,,c IN ill tb.. ,,cancy befor. ia, next
r..tioy of the Connect
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-17
Dr.. Bige|ow 7. Sanborn,
SUPT. INSANE HOSPITAL,
AUGUSTA. MAINE,

Insured with The new YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 1878 The Ordinary Lie
plan fifteen year antn period for SIS paying annual premium 3ss4 -Four
options were offered The settlement his policy viz continue Insurance. and draw
sSS288 dividend an annuity $751; paid up insurance payable DEATH
for 22;O00 or all cash. &NS4s
The last option was selected and will seen that Dr. Sanbn has had $500 II
suranG fifteen years bis premiums 1888 So returned him. and sS7s6 besides ibis
result quite remarkable and finds parallel for economical insurance outside M new
YORK LIES Iondne policies
mrny dividend has been aided this class pllaS which, in case death
within term er guarantees return all The premiums paid addition The ha
The policy The new YORK LIFE NU,E C)AAil purely mul writes nsl
ing but nliriGtlg policies after three years has sld clause inTadis Is
free from all Unreasonable restrictions has been dung business The Eells Tor VM
fw years and numbers among its policy holders many The most prominent and enter
prSlng men Of The County
Write for circulars plans estimates etc
r. H. HAZEITON Special Augusta
Company fo
T.
r. n. HAzELToN Special Agent Augusta, Mainc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-17

Deport Of the Condition of the First
IL National Bank at Augusta. in the state
of Maine at the close OF business, Dee.
I1th. Isss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-17

Two below anil fo,., above j., ~hat Kin..
mans thermometer registered at o'clock on
Friday and Saturday mornings respect gely.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-17

The new stock exchange OF john Stet-on
& CO., opened for the fir.t time yesterday. a
special wire to New York having been Sc
cured.