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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-27

At the works Of the Portland Company
may nos BE- seen three locomotives 10 process
Of erection. Two Of them are for the Maine
Central. and one goes 70 the Provioces.
The new shoe shop at Reanfbnnk :. nov
fairly under way ard over 100 hand. are al
rss1y At Nofk The Icssr- kimball say
tba, they .hali have BY July !, 800 or more
ham. employed.
The house. eli. stable AMI barn owned and
occupied by Fred S Collins Of WaidoborO,
tag, ther With all the contents. were burned
FiiIay morning II il total loss: cause
unknown, insured for 81 600
An Augusta lady has discovered that an
excellent article Of shoe blsckipg may be
ob,snel from banana skins. II vas time
this rel.ntlss. assaiiabt % human upder-
standing 3id something to redeem its slippery
reputation. GiJdefo5d JoDyHH.
Cloufnal Po.t 100 G.. \. Y, SaccarappA
nave inst 1e5ifa,Ft their Ese hall The ex-
arci>s. con..s'ed Of short otsning address
by lhe commander Of the post, Dr. A. II.
Barro .shs. after ehich remarks were made
by visiting comrades.
4 meeting Of the Maine Historical Society
viii he held in the Library room Of the
society, Portland. Friday, 8ist May. at 7.
~ A paper by Horatio Hight. E.q, on
/ Mozg HpRan. alias M1zg, the Indian leader
/ 10 the FIRE, Indian var in Maine, will be read
The Oldest vessel that has entered Portland
I barbor for long time, is nos there II ia
the Julia Ann, 81 Al tons, built at Gloucester
| seventy years arc, and apparently sound
| v.l sci to-day. The halls from Deer lsle nov
and ha. spen, many years on the fishing
banks.
| The Penob.cot Chemical Fibre Company
has j1st completed hshrsy at Great
( works. At the Junction Of the new dam With
the Pearson dam. II 10 one Of the best hsh-
1 rays in the State Of Name. being construct
/ ed Of the best Of iamber, With two iron gates
and very gradual and easy ascent.
Il The foundation Of the new FLANDERS
sooIsn mill in Dexter Is nearly completed
Some twenty men are employed. ner
80 inch Hercules wheel is TO be set. and ths
chimney which il 10 be about 20 feet high
will be bull; at once and will be under ths
supervision of Mr.. W. s. Giles.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-27
PARIS EXPOSITION.
BeEilderins Scenes Under the
Largest Roof Ever Known.
Exhibitions Of the HandiEoFk Of Ameri-
can Genius.
Type Setting Machines with a Phone
graph Debating TO the Operator-Oth
er Curiosities.
Copyright 1859 by the New York Associated
Press

LtOpytlgut 1883 DY the New ofk ASSOCIATED
Press
pARIs, May 20.
The machinery palace of the exposition il
the largest building ever constructed under L
single roof. A remarkable feature Of the
building is that the roof has no interior sup
port except twenty great arches, hinged a.
the foundation plates aad the apex to provide
for expansion and contraction under change,
of the tempe rature. The roof is glassed
The length OF the building is nearly l40t
/ feet, width 40 feet, and the hei sht l70 feet
In the corners steam geserators are driving
the entire machinery The American ma
ehinery exhibit occupies one-third of the
entire space of this building.
The Baldwin gas engine, built by Ous
Bros, attracts attention by employing gas TO
run dynamo for the purpose of lighting by
means of incandescent lamps.
Warner & SSazey of Cleveland. and VIM.
Sellers & Co % Philadelphia are conspieu-
Gus by their exhibit of brass working ma
chinery
Printing House Square in the American
exhibit will be run with electric power sup
piled by Pickering. few special accom-
modation presses and several typsetting
machines are exhibited, including the Mac,
MILAN, Thorne, MergeEtha Ter, and Linot, pc
machine, the latter finished with phono-
graph which dictates the copy TO the
operator.
The only other country exhibiting novel
Improvements in printing machinery is Great
Britain. We have practical monopoly in
writing machines. There are nine American
exhibits to one English, one Russian and one
Swiss. The machine of none of these COM
no i'll, hos
chine, There are 900 exhibitors in the elec-
tricai branch, from France, Germany, Great
Britain, America, Belgium. Switzerland Al
geria, Austria, Hungary Chill, Denmark
Spain, Italy, Japan, Norway. Portugal, Rus
sa and Finland The bell Telephone is
shown n the liberal arts section. The E!-
ison exhibit occupies one-half of the entire
American frontage, covering 5000 square
feet, the largest single exhibit in the exposi
ton.
The phonograph and American writing
machines are the delight of the exposition,
every nation finding the phonograph speaking
its Own tongue.
In the American de partment electricity
and commerce preiominsie, and in the
French. science, especially chemistry and
applied mathematics. In the French exhibit
there are many practical machines in which
electricity is employed.
Among the machines looked upon a. Yam
kee notions by Europeans are the machines
for salting and cooring butter. Iii matched
by the French machine for the sailing and
automatic weighing, the automatic Ameri-
can nlsch'n making corkscrews of wire,
the machine for weaving the covering on
rubber hose and the bon bon machine.
America is practically unrepresented in
machinery appertalning to textiles and the
manipulation of skins, leather. furs, paper
and stone.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-27

The Maine State Roster of 1899 just is
sIcd from the Lakeside Press Of Auburn
bound neatly in red cloth, contains the por-
traits of the Governor, stai and council aud
the State officers and mcmb n Of both hoascs
222 IN all. Tho pictures are printed by the
phoiograyute process and though they are
for the mos, part excellent, the countenances
of several State officials are badly dsdgured,
ognizable.
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He Had Threatened the Life of cronin

PHlLADELriilA, May 70.
The Record tomorrow Will say Pete-
McGeohsn mysteriously disappeared from
this city three months ago anl was next
heard of at Chicago. where il ia alleged he
threatened the life of Cronin He was ar
rested yesterday. Mc(ieohan has been uaier
the surveillance of the Pinkerton detectives
ever since the disappearance of Cronn His
arrest is interpreted in local Gamma Gael
circles to men not being drawn in by detect
ives which will eventually land all partc-
pants IN the foul crime.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-27
THE NATIONS SCAPITAL.
Commissioners 10 Leave This
Week for Hayti.
A COalins Station and Acquisition Of
New Territory
Supposed to be Questions They Will
Discuss With the Haytien Govern
nt.-Appointments.

AsAlNNtoN, MAY 70
The Sunday Herald saws The ccmmis-
sioners appointed 10 visit Hayti. Gen. Lew
Wallace and Col Beverly Tucker, will
leave during the latter part Of the week fer
Port su Prince. The state department has
not finished instructions, Ii is not settled
Yet whether they will 90 in mail steamer or
a war vessel of the government The de-
partment depends entirely upon whs, action
President Harrison and cabinet may take
when they come TO consider the instructions
in cabinet meeting, The question Of coal
ing station for the United States in llaytien
waters and the prospect of an acquisition of
territory are one of the primary motives of
Secretary Blame in this matter The state
department refuses to confirm the statement
that the commission are 10 be sent 10 Hsyu
appointment Of Maine PostmasteIs
The following Maine postmssters were
appointed Saturday Fred @. Smith. New
Niuey ard vice Frank Luel, resigned ). II
Mics. North Jay, vice A. Woodmap, re-
Fred l.. payson. South Hope. vice
Aaron Staritt, resigned; D. @. Wade, West
Warren, vice l.. & Wade. resigned.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
SIGNAL SERVICE
weather Indicet,ons for the Next "A
aoura

NAg DEPAarNEsr.
o'hee of the Chief Signal Officer.
"AsHfssros. May q LAM.
For Maine: Warmer, fair weather, fol-
lowed by showers Tuesday; wincs shifting
to southerly.
Meteor illogical Report.
Hay %. lsee, s.oo Pm
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BIG BLOCK BURNED.
Bellows Falls Times and Several Other
Firms Out in the Cold.

FFTLVW>
About o'clock this morning fire broke
opt in the office Of the Bellows Falls Times,
DESTROYING the block and injuring the mann
moth block adjoining. The probable loss to
4 y Swain on the building is si500, in
surarce, s45o0: Howard block, $1,000. in
svrsnce. $1,000, J. ]. Fenton Co. cloth
ing. sS0Oo insurance. 5000; l. G. EST
Uowatd. hardware and stock, $1,000 insur-
ance. 5000. Times printing company
5000. Insurance, 5000; F. l.. Amdon'
ieveler. $1,000. insured Huntoon- job shop
sG6T. insured.
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FOURTH CONSECUTIVE VICTORY.
Bates Attains Strong Lead for the
Maine College Pennant.


The prophets who said, after Bates met
with those two disastrous de feats ut the be
the race, are keeping silent now. The
Bates team won their fourth consecutive
victory today defeating the Maine State
College team On the college campus in a
one sided and unintere.ting game by score
of Is to s. By this victory Bates now has a
clean lead in the race for the pennant, the
standing being Bates won I, lost 2, per
cent 6if Bowdoin won 3. lost 3, per cent,
800; Colby won 3, lost 4, per cent 42s /;
Name State College won 2. lost B. per cent.
400 The features OF today's game were
the pitching Of Daggett and the batting and
base running of the Bates; The score;
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parts of our ield When asked to help ii
this noble work il is to be hoped that the
responses will be hesrty and liberal.
At the close Of Mr.. ralmer's address 4
few remarks were made BY the pastor. Rev,
Mr.. Jones, who spoke from recent personal
Knowledge Of the crowded condition Of the
Institution and the very pressing need Of en-
lsrged accommodations. He commended TO
his people the earnest plea made by the
speaker in behalf Of their institetion, so dear
to the church, and hoped the church would
lend good aid 10 the noble work.
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TIE INCENDIARY
Killed the Dog Before Fitting the Build
ings.
WALpoHoRO, MAY IS.

WALbOR0RO, May 70,
I he house and homestead buildings of
Fred :. Collins of Waldoboro, were totally
destroyed by fire Thursday night Mr.. Col
lins states that he was awakened about one
O'Clock at which time the flames were be
yond control. The fire evde-tly originated
in the barn Mr. Collins SAYS that he found
his dog dead in the road evidently killed by
blow AMI thinks that the one who killed
him knows something about the fire The
buildings are reported to be partially msur-
ed.
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Stdte Of Name.

htNNfBFN, =.
County Commissioners Court,
Augusta. April IS, lssq.
In accorsts nee with I'll requirements Of sec. J,
Of Chap. . Of the Iublic Laws OF lisp, notice
is hereby given that the City OF waterville has
proyiira suitable Court Room and other aceemmo
ds1lans for the superior Court OF said County ana
its officers TO the acc ptance Of majority OF tue
County Commissioned, of said Coanty, and has eN
ecuted aud delivered TO said Commissioners a SUI
hcivut lease secure the use thereof to SAID tohh
iy during the time said Is held in said cltY'
} VI. CARPENrER, County
CMAs. WENTWORTH. Commissioners
Attest W. :. CHoATE, Clerk. apr21dilunel
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FOREIGN intelligence.
illuminating Jurymen with Dyn-
amlte Cartridges.
Quick Work Done by the Samoan Com
mission,
Americans Know their Business and tho
Germans Aequiesce,


BRrsssIs, NAV 26.
Saturday morning the house OF one of the
lurymcn in the trial of alleged socialists was
damaged 10y the explosion OF u dynamite car.
fridge. supposed to have been placed in the
house TO intimids,e the jurymau The hbcr.
al journals declare the resul, of the trial
equivalent 10 censuring the government
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-27

HlrRtsoS, May %.
-rlis morniny At 30. fire broke out in the
Harrison steam mill, run by Horace Proctor,
and II was soon burned to the ground Loss
S2ooo. insurance $1,000. At one time the
cora canning and shook factories were IN
danger
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CHRISTIAN EDUCATION. THE
STRENGTH OF THE NATION.
Able Address OF Rev MI Palmer.


he'' 'fo' ~ ia'i'er' ue he"A CHOSEN
financial agent OF the Maine wesleyan Sem
inary al kpnts Hill occupied the pulpit at
,b., A Il .h,r,h Ia ,hi. ,;,,. ,...s,,rt... 49,,
"ooh' shi"s very aoiF anH'ess' III "h'"
he presented the claims of that institution
to the audience thus commencing his yearly
vorL Li,i,shab,If
MI amer 'a'' P'aS i"''' ''a' 1t n''''n' MOI be
an ideal place IN which TO speak. that of q
pulpt into which n new p,stnr had inst heen
INSTALLED h,, ha b,a cbos., IN s,,.L ho,,
because ne u's'feu W tou'ihence MS lapors
at the hub OF the State
MIR. Palmer took for his text A MASSAGE
from Isaiah. 81, 6: .Anl wisdom and knowl-
edge shall be the stability of thy times. his
main theme thus being, The favor Of God the
Strength Of the Nation Wisdom and knowl-
edge were the stability OF the times aud sup.
port the Temple of Liberty. as the two
pillars. Boaz and Joachim supported the
temple at Jerusalem. But the stability of
wisdom is not in the arts of tho worl which
pass away, but in the presence of the great
;;e' ~ I,1' ~ Wv nv -.
sieninoanoe VI ~ n",oIf d" "'e pr"pnft
isa'a'' ue ~ W VI .,''S am
.'"p', =. ~ JnIs " h.'
Palmer then proceeded to unfold the idea
ma "i' a"' f pe'"'H VI w ''"'s
usp1nu.u 'pon "s NORA "!"
''.' " '"s '".'""'
."s 'n's '''' rn rt ''' n'Su' u ".s'oi'''l Ne
VI '''' u'"''
~ w., ~"o ;., y, vs. -
nv. go oo,'e q sa''oi,n ,,'n 10y 'niitn
arr 'ne l''.s'es., VI ", S'd'e u Nnioh '"'Sr
mn ~ iu'.,'it a.e ,"' n'ii
nv" 'nlPo''a,'' '''a' '''.. oe "a'''',,i Nl''lu
','e al 'ioi VI 'o'so,' :, ,''ou'" ~" s'ea'
uhe P'u"hase "n'eu ''e! oon"o'' no" s,'ht
'ne russ 'o'''."''',u W u'ni' a'p ""N
","t u ~ uil'i
aoie' ~ 'p.' "a "N 'Ap''," =" va
ule heeI VI ten,',e', "nl loruuel ioI ',elr
~oiA y Sp",n'''l N''''p"i '''i Ni''" 'elE'
no" qu'oAN '"e peoP'e 'is"' a''" anu cfusn
'ne p's' governmental machinery on 'ne
g'ope' We "'eu an eouc''en 'i''H' hSn'P 10
protect anu nia'''a'h 'nl' government ana
transmit II 10 iu'ute generations hu' 'h're
are grave hangers i,i tiie way tne p'hRefS
ol ighofahce anu ,ii'e'aey oi "h'rh maps
Oh soe'a' science sn"" 50 uarh picture ~
sec'i'"s Nhere 'heSe coif'i'iohs appear Ah't
."t danger oi ii'''ii % our shor'' o,
iinhie"se m'a'se' VI P"Pn"a""i 'io',' '"' "'',
worm We heen tue i',nuehct ot th' eo'Pei
10 dlspel ignorance ana cOunNract IN" op-
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Maine People.

Mr. O. L. Beverage of Hallo~eli. Till ae,
liver the Memorial Day oratioh AT
Plains.
Gen C P Nstfocks will be Ch'el '.ai
shal of the raia,i,. in Portland on Deeorauo',
Dsv. When the eorner steHe oil the 9o'u'e''
monument is to be laid
n. Wilder Colby of Skowheean, o'a'e
CnlIsse 81. at work as assistant IN ,he
FIneriment Station at Cornell onixeIsts ,
Ithaca. n. Y, and will hold that position an' ~
slso continue his studies until the enc OF 'ue
summer term.
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Eertuaces Democracy.

PHLLirs May 25.
Ia card iu the Phillips ph)nograph, b.
Emery Pratt, postmaster at Pn'Ihps' says :;
II now renounce all affihation wi h the dem
ocratic party and announce my purpose o
affiliate with the republican party no" ana IN
the future
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sALEs AT BHIGHros.
A fair shog Of trade In fniifb COWS, and prices
fairly snrtalned Ibe supply Of working oxen quite
Htoifea {; being late In The s"aspn. J. G. Libby
-4,u zs,a~ mich eoNs. $50. AT 81 30 Taen, Iat
az ~ each j geioy -1n, beef cows, 100 sn q
i0eJD lbs. each at erin each. spFingef.. ct 80
each raileii eoW., siR 10 a. each. nice mixer.
s5y. fne oor s5s A. wiliiamson. good cow,
as j = Henry, nice rnileh cows, 80 each;
rgad eoxs 80 sssh. and variety from - 10 st0:
~ @eoilsfs mich COWS, slio. good cows, so
each nice cows s57.50 each, do, ss2 70 each,
40. go each. Hosfler q Taft, pair working oxen,
al in, /. y. z-s1 lbs. sii9.
THE sHEEp CALL.
Near 100 head % northern sheep. yeaflings and
.,iay lambs on the MARKET and after Interviewing
t,ehers and dsaier infer Last weeks pftes. ar"
.s.,afneA There 1. a fais dsmard. spfiBg lambs
are ns,f sriug any TOO veil tpt We DO not know as
ti,s price i. aaeh d1err ~ fr N lis tes last sea
s,a god yesfaz. selling At 5.ajte weil fs,tsd aud
good old sheep at Sis5e. Upits Co sSd % year.
ling, ar 20 bs a; 5se; &. 4. B.rks lS spring lambs
weight 100 ibs lec ID. u. G. Damon ~ lambs weigh
ing 1ss ID. at NC.
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At Lowell-Iowells u. New liavens 3
At Worcester-W Worcesters 10, Hartioris
:.
At New Haven Yales Is. lIarvarls 3.
At Princeton-Pr Prineetons Il, University
Of Pennsylvania II.
At TUFTS Tufts 6, Browns ).
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NyYrySyN How to send Goods to the
uvEtHl D,e House. Garments Of every every
III sliVtf description Cleaned or DYED Nheis
and pressed ready for wear fanra
or worn goods must be dyed dark coiors 70 iook
well; also give option OF two eolors, your addrfss ss
plainly written slip of paper, with Tue eolo ,
you want pinned on TO the goods. Do your parvs,
Up well, tie strong and direct to fOsIEn ],
FOREST CITY DYE HOUSE, 13 Frenis
.resf. Portland. Maine.
LARGEST DYE HoUsk In MAINE.
apri3d&w2m
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Bangor Commercial.

Another Maine paper has suspended, mot
having proved a financial success" Still,
the projectors Of ner enterprises of this
sort never fail to hgure out in advance a
satisfactory result They are undannted by
the fact that where one new paper has sue
Gee led even in keeping agoins during the
past ten year. probably hundred at least
have fallen by the wayside, leaving their
owners poorer but wiser men. An invest
ment in the Louisiana lottery would be more
likely TO prove financial success than q
new paper
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Chicago to Bar Har Dor.

PORTLAND, May %
Sunday. June 80, the new train from
cbirsgo via Niagara, White Mountaias and
Maine Central to Bar Harbor will be put on
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NEW YoRK. May 20.
The steamer Athos arrived today from
p,r, an Prince and brought as passengers
rho mate and six men from the schooner
Ks,.ett was wrecked off Aux Cages (oeiofe
reported).
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MAINE STATE COLLEGE.
Totals,


Three bA 2 hits. wilson, Gilmore, Putnam. Base
on halls Daggptt = Merrill l. Blackington 4 Struck
nnt pasgett a. Merrill Z, Blsckington l. Passed
bais, an :. Nictery ,, Wild pitches, basgeti B.
r. nckinston ,. Hit by pitcA.d ball, Daggett, her-
yit
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Pittsburs, Chicago, ClsTsland and Bos-
ton League Winners.
Bates Makes Another Long Stride
Ahead In the College League Process
sion.

Hits, Washington 5, Pittsburs :. Errors.
Washington : Pittsburg3 Batteries, Healy
and Ebright, Beam and Fields
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Al Columbus-B -Brooklyns &, Columbus
3.
At ST. Louu-St Lou. 10, Kansas Citys
:.
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Drowned at Sabattis Pond.

Lewiston. May 26,
Al Sahattis Pond this morning three young
men we're fishing from small boat wheh
cspsized and one Willie Gardiner aged ~
was drowned.
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COMPLETED THE DRAFT
Oh the Protocol Concerning Samoan
Onestions Hard Work by theCon,-
missionors
{ Copyrighted 1859, by New York Associated
Press

Press,
Rrslis, May %.
Sir Edward Malet, Mr. kasson and Herr
Hsls;rin, ss n committee of revision com
ple,ed to-day draft of protocol concerning
samoan questions IL contains clauses rc-
lstlne TO the municipal government of Apia,
the coalins ports held by the powers the
land commission aud the autonomy of the Sa-
moan government, the text OF which has al.
ready been cshcd 10 Washington and ap.
proved by Mr.. Blaine. The remaining
clauses defining the tariff of Samoa. the con
-titution Of the native government and the
llmltation,ot the German claims for indemn-
~ from the natives have been framed in
consouaace with instructions from Mr. Blaine
~ho is IN dali, cable contact with the CON.
mission, Nothing therefore, ought, in the
opinion of the delegates. to prevent the
winding up of the conference on Thursday.
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Postmaster Short $1,000.

NEWARK May 26.
Adam T. Brown, postmaster OF Bloom
field in this county, mas oeeh suspeu'eN
1t is reported that there Is shortage OF
sl200 in his accounts.
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VOL. Xxx.

South Paris. Me, Aug. u, 81.
We have used Browns Instant Relief"
for our baby sith wonderfal results and
We consider this the best medicine now in
use for children as il is 20 rapid in it. ae
ton and so pleasant to the taste.
Ma AND MRs. K. c. SCuNrR.
Your money r.f8h1ed z Il fails o. benrnt soa
when u4ed .ififtiy directed on inside wraptar
30 you take rick !n trying 1t.
- Sold 5y al deslurs aec5dlm,nueoltp
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Maine get, the inside on her Capitol en-
largernent after all A. the result of ma
ture dehberation and careful invest CATION
the State House contracts are awarded 10
Maine men, and Maine industries will reap
the advantages accruing th refrom. SO,
after ALL the appropriation is not to be
squan1ered.
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NurH COWS ASH sFrISeEE4.

Bghf run va. the order n this week. market
10 th,s particular line Of traffic Pastures are giv'
lng forth gf,of feed and egNs are making an extra
Vi IN s,f fallk therefore the demand l. sDrnswhAi
limited 9tBr eastern friend. !. g. Libby, sas no,
rifboui III. stdek thai ranged from sa1 70 per
had Taylor 4 iisnnis0n had u head OF thnftJ
looking eo,ss offered ~ market pficss Our dealers
from 6yev ths Rutland railroad are handling .otne
nice Jsrseys ard DsfiIams.
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Mr.. Thomas H. Sherman. con-ui-gensIai
80 Iixerpool. will spend some time at the
Rluff.. Mt. Desert Ferry, Me-, before going
abroad with his family
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our Maine part ~ sew England have sesnned 70
have fp yot tfaf there il such plaef =. Brighton
rnarsst. Ihey must be using thsir working oxen
iiillnR fho ground, a. tL"Y are not ending anl Z"
market - beast they have not tbis Hrnk Hhil"
ths4 arr .owing tbe seed which with sseh rain
storm a. ~ have bad f9dsy ean't help bringing
forth. fhslf bBsy brains nFe trying 10 snknOt ih"
t,gblatn of fhe failure ea't.r fnhrsft.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-27
{ Biddeford Times, May % D

The Biddeford paper which was so appre-
hensive that Governor Burleigh and his Co
adju,ors were putting up job on the State
in the matter of the addition to the Capitol
and that the cost Of the work would largely
exceed the appropriation, will no doubt be
relieved by the information that the contract
for the whole work has been placed for
sl23, t0s. nearly $50, 900 less than the sp-
preparation. The papers that were appre-
hen.ive that foreign firms would get the
contract will be pleased to learn that their
fears we're groundless.