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Judicial Sale.

ny virtue of a decree Of tho Circuit
Court Of Preston County. West Virginia
Pronounced in the causes Of Buoknor
Fairfax heirs others. and Fairfnr and
Martin against George w. Fairfax's heirs
ana otherS, / VIII. on The frat day OF next
term OF said conrt, which by law IL 10
commerce ON tho
OH DAY or APRIL, 1883,
sell NJ public saio. at the 'front.' door Of the
court house OF sHid county. tO tho high
Cst bidder. tho residue of the homo farm
of EliZ'hHih l. Fairfax. deceased, lying
south of the turnpike road leading from
Kingw oOd TO Albrightsyille. consisting Of
two parcels (by recent Hurvey) aggr0Ra-
ting 81 ncres II poles, ono parcel thereof
of 1870 acres 90 poles, on which IL tho two
story Stone house and other ont buildings
and ~ undcflaid with COAL and tho other
parcel thereof. oi l7l acres % poles ad-
Joining thereto, ~ also underIaid with
Goa ol fine quality hpd moro than half Of
said parcels cleared and ienoed-sOil nat
urally produ ina bLue-grass. ! will offer
the two parcels together and separately
aud Will sell the Same eithoi together or
separately upon the highest bid. These
lands are ndVantaReoHsly located nn said
turnpike road two miles east OF King
wood adjoining lends II G.. VI. Bishop, l.
Elliott n. w. Snider " Bro. Billy Fair
lax tract, q. w. Watson and III. CGpeman
Also, at tho same time and place j will
offer for yalo, the parcel or said fHrm carl
ed the Billy Fairfax tract containing 90
sores l07 poles. this parcel Is on The wost
bank Of ;ho Cheat n yer oppOslte st. Joe,
and about one-iOuTth of mile above Al.
brighsvlHe. About 80 acres of this parcel
including the river bottom. arc improved
There n thereon bowed IOg lac use and
good orchard.
1Ephs or sALE:--So much cash In hand
ns may DO sufficient 10 ICY residue of
costs Oi salts and proper charges for sale,
and tho residue upon credit Of o, rs and
u months tie purchaser To- maks notes
tor instruments OF like amounts, with
good security, 10 lcT interest.
JOHN BRAENoE.
Special commissioner.
Bond and SECURITY has been given by
said commissioner A. required by law.
Tosl:
SMITH CFANE, Clerk
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IfVrhWI0V hiss Tevolutionized the
InILIt UHworld during the last half
century. Not ieast among tho wonders
Of Inventive progress " n method and
system 81 work that csn be performed
all O'er the county without separating
tho workers from their homes. Pay
liberal: any one can do the ork: either
sex, Young uT old, no special lity re-
CURED. Capital not needed: YOI afe
started free, Cut To out ard return ~
us and We will send you free, so nething
Of great value and importance 10 YOU,
that Will start YOU In busiir ~, which
VIII bring you in uure tnOnes igbt away
ilirn anything else iu the world. Grand
ouJt free Address ThUE & Co.. Augusta,
Maine. II Is 81 y
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FAIRMoNT NORMAL SCHOOL.

\ meeting Of the students from Pres
ton county was held in Prof. S. NJ.
Sattcriicld's room on Mar 10. On
motion, Geo. b. Graham was elected
president, and Miss Aunie Smith, Sec.
The object Of this meeting was-1ft,
That the students from the different
parts of Preston county might become
acquainted with one another; and I'd,
That the names and addresses of the
students should be sent to the Preston
county papers. The following arc the
students now enrolled in the State
Normal School at Fairmont:
LADIES.
Louie Collins, Irondale; Lizzie Shat
fer, Florence ShaGer, Lena Rumbell,
Annie Smith, Gladesville; F. Irene
liarshbarger, Tunnelton.
GENTLEMEN.
a. X Smith, Gladcsyillo; G. b.
Graham, S. w. Graham, Masontown;
d. $. Gibson, Rockville; Il. + Mar
tin, Bruceton Mills; Lorain For;ncy,
Independence; VIM. Sinclair, Evans
Vile; Kelly Carrico, A. w. Carrico,
j. T.. Golf, Macomber.
GEO. B. GRAHAM, Pres.
ASHIE SITm, Sec
Everybody is delighted with'Snow
Flake flour.
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Benz. Shaw will move into the
Shafcr house on East Main So.
Marmaduke Swoaringen goes on the
farm Of George Myers, near Howes.
vile; John n. Brown will rent
rooms Of George Rider until bic
residence on Price street is completed;
DR. Elliott will occupy the house va
Gated by J. r. Brown; 9. w. s.
Martin will move into the Crane
building on High street; Thomas
Brabam moved 10 his father in laws
farm near town; l.. r swearingen
takes the house vacated by Mr..
Brsham.
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Judicial Sale.

By virtuo OF decree ri tho circuit
court % Preston county. West Virginia.
pronounced IN the cduso iu equity Oi Bsr-
unrd Reynolds and olhoss sza.uat Anna
Reynolds and others, ] win. ON ihe
10th DAY OF aPRIL 1853,
at tie front dOar Of tho courthouse of
said county. sell 81 public sSie to the
highest bidder. all that certain dwelling
house and lot, in the town OF Row losburg
in said cOuhty, conveyed by A ". Row
man 10 the late y. e. ReynuIds, Tho pur-
chaser viii acquire said property neo
ana arquit frOni dover thoroiu of defend
ant. Ant'a Reynolds
Terms ;-Suilicient cash IN hand to pa p
costs ~ S,id sale and Tor residue Of pur-
CbHao money on credit 81 ~ aud rs
rncuths, the purcha .er % make notes.
with good security, 90 boar interest,
JOHS BRANNog Special Com'r
Bund and security has been given by
said commissioner as required by law.
88f Test SMITH CRANE Clerk.
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On Tuesday, March o, 1888, near
Marques, w Va, Maggie T.. Sum
mers, daughter Of r. NJ Summers,
Esq, in her nineteenth year. Her
remains were inferred on the 9TH at the
Mt Zion church in Reno district
Maggie was in the bloom Of woman
hood, and in perfect health up to with
in two days Of her decease. The death
angel found her ready for the other
world, as she bad always been ready
for every good act in this When it
was sure that her sudden illness would
prove fatal, she calmly dictated loving
messages to her absent friends, bid
those about her fond farewell until
she should meet them on tho other
shore, and with heavenly smile on
her face she fell asleep in Jesus.
Calm on the bosom Of thy God,
Fair spirit, rest thee new
Even while with US thy footsteps trod
His seal was on thy brow
Dust to lie narrow house beneath
Soul 10 It's place on high
They that have seen thy look 10 death
No more need fear to die.
W scorr GARNEr.
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Have you got Consumption, Asth.
ma. Sore Throat, Bronchial Trouble,
Dyspepsia, Nervous Prostitution or
any Chronic Trouble II so, send n
postal to Drs. Starkey and Pal'n,
1927 and 1929 Arch street. Philadel-
phia, Pa, and they will send you 8
no page book free. 223 ~
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Farm for Sale.

Tho uuderE god has farm Of 100 ~rea
situated about Tour miles from Kline rood
which thew viii sell cheap. bout 90
a,rcs Of this farm iS under cultivation
ha good fences, n 2-st0ry dwelling Rna
ont buildings. we'll watsred and y splen-
did y0unR orchard. II H. only about two
miles from The railroad and Is undeTlaid
with p 4.foOt Iein of coal. Lime store In
abundance. Church anal school houses
within u mile Of the farm. Csl 0u or
address SToNE a KtbDOw,
KiugwOod. W Va
or , meson Snyder on tho premises
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County and State News.

Clothing at cost at Thomas's.
Oar school closed ON Tuesday.
John Garner was laid up two or
three days this week with severe
cold.
Snow Flake -four Thomas cGsh
store.
Oakland. II l., contemplate lighting
its streets by electricity in the near
future.
Read the advertisement Of Hare
and jackson III this issue of the
ARGUS.
'Pillsbury's B.sg -four at sG.65
at Thomas's.
The Trustees OF the Conference
Seminary will meet q. Buckhannon
on April 10.
A family Of eleven persons was re
ceived at the Wayne county poor
house last week.
A Young Peoples Prayer Meeting
will be organized next week in the
II. Z. Church at this place.
A number Of our citizens invested
in the tea advertised in the Wheeling
Iateltigencer and got badly left.
County court cosvenes next Mon.
day. We would bO pleased to have
our friends call upon while in town.
The new military company at Nor
gantown have called themselves the
Brown Guards" in compliment to
VIM g. Brown, of this place.
Thomas cash stor draws the trade.
David S. Cobnn, whose house was
recently destroyed by FIRE, has fitted up
= couple of rooms in the mill, and gone
to housekeeping once more.
All kinds Of California canned
goods at ThOmas's.
The time schedule on the X. g. 4.
will be changed next Monday. Az.
ter that date, two trains will be run
daily each way, except Sunday.
Samuel J Jackson. Of Rowlesburg.
LemueI Mccoy, Of Reedsville, aud
Michael T. Tiehenell, Of Pl asant
Hill, we're granted pensions last week
Arbuckles coffee at % cents at
TbOmas's.
The examining board had ten per-
sons before il last Wednesday who
were examined and their casgs re-.
ported to the pension department at
Washington.
John Conners, who was tried in
the Taylor county court last week
FOR staDing a man by name Of Burke.
gas found guilty, but nc has not been
sentenced vet.
The second engine for the X q +
road arrived at TunneltoD on Monday
morning. II is lighter and the drive
ngls about two inches larger than
now fp use.
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Judicial Sale.

BY virtue OF a ,crco Of tho ciroui.
c"nrt Of es,on county, Wcst Virginia
rendered on the 9Th day " Dcccmher
1857, In tho chancsry CAUSES OF j, n
Gales admir- vs. j. NJ. Shaw & Bro Of a,
and Adair ~ Vickery vs. JOS. VI. shaw OF
AZ, said two causes boinS heard together,
the undersigned special commissioned
will on
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CONE TO BOOKS.

We often hear people say, there is
only one good cough medicine and
that is DIR, Buli's Cough Syrup.
suffered for two weeks with neu.
ralgia OF the face, and procured i'm.
mediate relief 10y using SalvStlon Oil.
Mrs WIN. 9. Bald, 433 n. Carey ST f..
Baltimore. Md.
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Town Lots for Sale.

We have for sale four town lots in east
KinCW COd-n very desirable residence
norton of The town These lots are cry
desifahle as they front nn two stfeets-76
feet ~ High street and 75 fpot on Main
street and are 900 feet deep lay we'll sud
sre smonh and dry Terms and prices
reasonable For further .informati 30 ap-
ply TO SroN a k1LpoW.
KiugvOod. w Va
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MONDAY. APRlL Q. lsas.

at the front door Of the court house offs id
county, offer for sale to- the highest bid
der, tho real estate in said cause. decresd
10 ba said being ns follows tract of
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NOTICE

On and AFTER Monday, March 10th
| will sell goods for cash or produce
My rule will will not be broken un-
der any circumstances whatever.
c. Y. BIsuor.
CONE TO BOOKS.
All persons indebted to me either
by note or account, will please settle
the same within so days from date,
AS | must have all money due me TO
run my new Cash System. Hoping
to share y"ur patronage by low prices
and Kind treatment.
l am very truly,
March :, 1883. c. Y. BIsuor
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Trains daily except Sunday. Tho right
TO change this schedule without notice II
reserved. q. NJ. HITFSCARvER.
'iphernl Manage,
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X. & n. Time Table.
The following time table went into
eject on the 18Th of February, 1888:
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Nos. 2, g, 5 and do not stop.
WA. NJ. GLEN ENTS,
General Manager.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-08-25
SOUTH GARDINER.

The Great Falls Ice Co., have got through
shipping from their South Gardiner houses
for the present, and are now shipping from
their Pittston houses. 1t will take them
some two or three weeks to finish up their
shipping there. They will then build new
elevator and make some repairs on the
buildings Independent are shipping
at the Weeks houses. They will get through
about the first of September. They will
then go to shipping from their own houses.
Wash Harrington has shipped all the ice
at the Clark and chatham houses at the
Point.-Capt E. d. Haley is still shipping
from his houses at Trott's Point.-The
Knickerbocker Co., have shipped all their
ice at the Southtown houses, also at Far
mingdale and their new houses at Browns
Island in Chelsea. They are now shipping
at Iceboro and acknowledgements Bros,
have commenced piling logs for their win
tiers saving. -Hildreth Post, G. A. r., are
building large hall for their own use.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-08-25

The handsome steam yacht Viking, Capt.
Startling, owned by Hon. A. A. Strout OF
Portland, arrived at half past twelve yester-
day On board was party consisting of Mr.
and Mrs. Strout and Mr.. Henry Strout of
Portland, Mr.. and Mrs. T. f. Sumner, Mrs.
Kate Smith and Miss Smith, Miss Comstock
and Miss Jennie White all of Buffalo, Misses
Annie and Hattie Foster of Somerville,
Mass, Miss Mamie Sumner of Washington,
ID. c., and Mr.. Hyde, son of Gen. Hyde of
Bath. The party took dinner at the Angus
ia House and were then driven to the Nation
al Home at Togus, where they were enter
tanned by Gen. Stephenson. They returned at
o'clock this morning. The Viking is a
craft of about seven tons burden, elegantly
equipped and intended more for comfort than
speed. As a steam yacht is rather an unus-
ual sight in our waters, a large number of
people visited the wharf during the day to
look at the Viking.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-08-25

At Free Baptist Sabbath school at p
NJ; Prayer and praise, Z. 80.
Mr.. R. b. Matthews will lead the Y. NJ
c. A. meeting tomorrow afternoon.
Christian church: Services, 1870 A. NJ.
Sunday school, Las A. NJ. Prayer meet
ing. 7.30 P. M; Prayer meeting Wednesday
100 P. NJ
St. Marks church Thirteenth Sunday
after Trinity. Holy Communion I A. M.
Morning service with Sermon, 1890; Choral
Evensong, $50 2. NJ.
AT the Congregational church Sunday
evening at 7.3O, Rev. DIR, Griffis of Boston,
will deliver his lecture-''C Christian Mis-
sions in Corea." Morning service at 1870.
Col. II. G. Staples is putting in lots OF
time at the park and personally supervising
the many Improvements in progress. When
the Colonel gets through there, Capital Park
will be the prettiest and best equipped park
in Maine.
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Personal.

Mr.. j. s. Bean is at Bar Harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emile Barber are at Bar
Harbor.
Mrs. w. H. Dunton,,is visiting friends in
Newport.
Mr. j. B. Hill of Auburn was in the city
yesterday.
Judge Libby returned from Ocean Point
yesterday.
Mrs. E. S. Lewis is visiting friends in
Norridgewock.
Mr.. and Mrs D. G. Bright of Newbury-
port, Mass, are in town.
Miss Lizzie O'Donnell, of Rockland, is
visiting the Misses Russell on Elm ST.
Miss Hogan and Miss Curran of Bangor,
are visiting Miss Lynch of this city.
Mr.. B. S. Pennell, the well known excur-
sion manager, was in the city yesterday
Rev /. j. Mead of this city preached at
the Universalist camp meeting at Lake Seba-
go last evening.
Mrs. McComb of Central Falls, R. l.,
Miss Jennie Jones and Miss Sherman of
Alocfly utpdIt, ioI H. l. Ahui su0y.
lCol. z. C. Pierce of Springfield, Mass,
formerly signal officer in the 9Th Army
Corps, has been appointed Commissary at
the Togus Home.
Mrs. J. II. Pratt, who has been very sick
at her residence on Chapel street, has nearly
recovered her usual health, under the skillful
care of Dr. Scott Hill
Miss Annie Hayward and Miss Matilda
Gormley left town Thursday morning for
Ocean Park, where they will spend week at
the Granite State Hotel.
Mr.. J. IT. Grafton and wife of Boston who
have been here on a visit for she pas: few
weeks, succeeded in taking some fine speci-
mems of the fnny tribe from Cobbossee,
last week.
Gen John d. Anderson, Mr.. o. o. Stetson
and Mr.. John Lapham attended the meeting
of the 32d Me. Regiment Association at
Peaks Island. Gen. Anderson was Thurs
day elected president of the association.
Mr.. f. B. Stedman of this city who has
been in California for the past two years
and a half, is now at home on a short visit.
Mr.. Stedman formerly resided in Sidney,
but is now in business at Stockton, Cal.
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marrieo.

In Bingham, Aug. -, John Notage Of Bingham
and Miss Belle A. Squire of Cornville
In Madison, Aug. II, Eben Morton and Mrs. Louisa
Reston, both of New Vineyard.
In Skowhegan, Aug. Is, Wesley A. Day and Miss
Jennie Chilcott, both of Skowheg,n.
In Easton, Aug. Is, Charles II. Southland of Brad
ford and Miss Arohna II. kneeland of Easton.
In Fl. Fairfield, Aug 10, William h Croker OF
Grand Falls Parish, n. B., and Miss Della v sand.
of Caribou.
In Oakland, Aug, u, Edwin Bunker of Dexter and
Miss Carrie L. Cotton of Fairfield.
In waterville, Aug, l9, Geo. F. Gle and Miss
Minnie Thompson
In Brunswick Aug. 20. Fred B. woodside and
Miss Hattie N. Spollet. both of Brunswick.
In Caribou Aug. "a, Robert Lynch of Grand Falls
n B. and Miss Nancy Powers; Frank Gallagher
and Mis-. Leo Cormier, all of Caribou
In Phillips, Aug. 10, Charles H. Fuller and Mis-
Nellie L. Foster, both of Phillips.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-08-25

Workmen were engaged at the Park yes
terday in building small cottage house by
the gate for the ticket seller. This will be
much to the appearance of the grounds.
Another building which will soon be erected
short distance to the right of the gate, will
be restaurant. The south end of this
building will be fitted up with hunks for
horsemen, enabling them to remain on the
grounds instead of going down town for
lodgings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-08-25

Pretty little Floy Crowell who won so
many friends upon her former visit to Au-
gusta, is coming again. The engagement is
for three nights commencing Thursday even
ing next, and the play will be May Bios
success, 'Ingomar" and the Hoop of Gold, y
strong English melo-drama. Popular
prices will prevail and of course Miss Crow
ell will have large houses, drawn as much
by her popularity, as the fact of this being
the first attraction of the season at Granite
Hall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-08-25

Prof. Huxley has predicted that the time
will come when it will be a reproach to be
sick When one friend meets another he
will as soon ask care you honest?" as "Are
YOU well?" for man would be considered
foolish, not say criminal who gets sick.
Such state of public feeling will sometime
be brought about Certainly it is true that
the morals of health are receiving more and
more attention. greatly increasing num-
Der of people every year prevent the develop
ment of all blood, pulmonary and liver dis
eases. This is proved by the enormously in
creased use of DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery, which nips all such ailments in
the bud. aug22w&swlwnr
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TO: PoPHAM.
The Facilities for Reaching this Favors
lite Resort.

The readers of the Journal will bear in
mind that daily excursions are now made to
Popham Beach from Augusta and all along
the line. One can leave Augusta at 6 80 in the
morning and return home in the evening at
100 and have six and one-half hours at the
beach. Saturday, can leave on the o'clock
Jewett train, or Flying Yankee at 1852,
go to the beach, stay over Sunday and
return home Monday morning at 8 o'clock.
Fare for the round trip Sl.75. Hallowell,
Gardiner, Richmond, etc, have the same
excursions at less prices.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-08-25

The workmen on the Bridge street sewer
in cutting hole through the stone wall just
below the bridge. The wall is at this point
ten feet thick. The sewer will be built to
low water mark. Work will go on all day
Sunday and to a late hour every night until
it is completed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-08-25

Workmen by the river side were much sur
prised recently by the appearance of a large
seal placidly swimming up stream. The I'M
accustomed visitor seemed perfectly at
home. and at low water hasked in the sun on
the ledge below the railroad till he was
aroused from his slumbers by shower of
stones.
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Is about 10, 900, and we should say at least
one-half are troubled with some affection of
the throat and lungs, as those complaints are,
according to statistics, more numerous than
others. We would advise all our readers
not to neglect the opportunity to call on their
druggist and get bottle of Kemp's Balsam
for the Throat and Lungs. Trial size free.
Large bottles soc. and 81. Sold by all drug
gists. augISd&w4w3p
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There will be a grand sailing regatta at
Cobbossee lake on Saturday afternoon, Aug.
o. at two o'clock Mr.. d. c. Robinson has
the affair in hand ard it is expected that
there will be a brilliant display of sailing
craft in Hammond's Bay, as nearly all the
boats in the lake will participate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-08-25

There is a rumor that an electric railway
will be soon built between this city and
Hallowell. 1t will be remembered that
charter for horse railroad was obtained a
few years ago, but the time for which it was
granted has expired. The Waterville and
Fairfield Horse Railway Co., will soon petit
ton for change in their charter which Will
allow them to use electric motors, and SIM
liar railway is to be built between Bangor
nd Hampden.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-08-25

A grand excursion to Maranacook will be
made Sept. 9th by the members of the An
cient Order of Hibernians. A fine list of
sports has been arranged, among which is a
double scull race to be participated in by
the two noted scullers, Conley and Buckley.
A great crowd will probably attend.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-08-25

The walls of the new Catholic Church on
Sand Hill are nearly finished. The floor on
the second story is laid and the stairs COM
pleted. Work on the roof will be com
menced next week. The corner stone is to
be laid next Tuesday. the 2Sth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-08-25

islands Thursday, the Islander ran aground
about one quarter of a mile below the
steamboat wharf, and the excursionists were
brought to the city in boats. She got off
safely about 2 O'Clock in the morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-08-25

The recent moonlight excursion of the
YIN. C. A. was so successful that another
is being planned about September o. Inc
associations of both Augusta and Gardiner
will go to Harpswell, where the members
will have Field Day; athletic eontests,such
as running, jumping, ETC., will be on the
programme, and baseball games are to be ar
ranged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-08-25

There will be no services of the Friends
Miss Pratt being out of town both Sundays.
She has been preaching at the Dresden
Camp Ground for few days at present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-08-25

Beginning next Monday there will be a
horse car at Union Station Portland, to take
passengers up town on arrival of the night
Pullman train. This arrangement is per
manent one aud will be appreciated by the
travelling public