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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-21


Mrs Rebecca Prescott Dist birthday was
celebrated MAY Is st her home at the Old
court house, About 80 people were present.
Mrs. Prescott is as smart and youthful and
enjoyed the afternoon aud evening well as
those younger in years Ice cream, cake
and coffee we're served in the evening.
Vocal and instrumental music was enjoyed
and all expressed it an enjoyable time. clos
ing with the singing of the Sweet Bye and
BYE. Rev Mr. Jackson. the new pastor of
the VI thodtst church. preached for the first
time 40 the village ch-rch last Sunday After
the benedicJiou. upon the invita- ion of Mr.
Ncrelen, the retiring minister, the cougre-
CAT on vas introduced ip turn AMI welcomed
his arrival Shai have been very pie tN
this season Thieves stole from the smoke
house At the river At the upper bridge. hv
breaking the door some few hundred her
ring that were ready fer sale - rhe public
are invited 10 meet with Gen. Bridge on the
evening of June on the occasion of his
cighteth birthday The creamery business
failed for the only reason that The people on
the Sheepscot river could not put up the
essary ice As the rver broke up vety
early in the season The town road ma
chine is in use for the necessary repairs on
the highways
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-21

The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter. ChAPped Hands. ChilolAins'
Corns, and ali Skin Eruptions. and positively
cures Piles, or NO pay required. II is guar
antees to give perfect satisfaction. or money
refunded. Price IS cents nar box. For sale
byI " Mira- sng2n<dS~lv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-21
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

Sealed proposals for the entire construction of the
proposed enlargement Of the Maine state CapitoI
VIII be received by the Comuis.ion on such en-.
largem-nt at Augusta on and before the 10th day of
May next, at u O'Clock noon, and also separate
proposals for the same. under the following heads
and specifications 10 wit
l. Excavations, grading and drainage. 9 Founda-
tons. 3. Concrete. I. Granite hammered and of n
color in harmony with the present building 8.
hranie rough or rock face of similar C l1r G. As.
phalt. !. Brickwork and ireproo' ing. & Iron work
and stairs g Stating, cutters, conductors and sky.
light- 10. Plastering, stucco and cement work H.
Marble work. u Carpenter work H. Elevator.
= steam heating and ventilaiing. Is. Plumbing.
10. Gas piping H. Bells and -p.akng tubes. Il.
Painting and glazing.
The proposed enlargement is to be- u fire proof
building about - feet square, attached to the pres
ent building. stories high with basement and a
slate roof.
Plan- and specidcatoH- iii he rcab Tor exam
nation at the state House, Augusta and Of tho.
"ihe" OF Brigham >poford ig wiz IT,, Boston on
snf after tn" eth day OF MAY next
III" Commission reserves The right to reject all
liOposals. 6 III HBOf,V.
Augusta, April q, lssg apr27dtf
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/ lie turned u i''A al tNe foreman hi' 1901
caught upon uuEs at'tuiei' ".lH sai'e! AM
Tote "eht up"h t'ee'il'r' ne laF 80 sun
that EVERYDAY was a'arnleL lhes uited
nm up. theie W. no si7i Of 4 CUT or pfhlse-
but he L'ok7i IKE me dead mere was Inc
taintest hutlerhs "' 'he pulse \ messenger
was distAtehen Tor physician SOME one
"aht7i I" 'e'i'' ""'thei 70 ''i' n''iie' "n,h
/ the FOREMAN 'fV"i'eu a. me sulsestioh II
vas TINE enough 10 s@ni "au news Mheu II
J couid no. u ne'F'', 'uo io' eiidh' rlii'iiils
Tue ihysiSiAh vas si"N sent :" .Ae "eii ea'
uue seo'e '"r soiiie "iIlsAe "Ii mixing AZ
Mith water p"urei II lie" '"hluS uo"h
Tote throat tie was stahulh7 up, WHO
daLed Ip"A "heh tue DOCTOR cam" ne DOC
Tor ''"~e' at "'ih na' wv am h''F '7eu 'uh'
he +" sent home iiiniedlate!y
The next dAy hnsh iel upon tue room as
ION puHc"i' ralseu uani' anu d minute
later young woman ehlersed from the
stairway ahd "aIHeu sIfhSht 10 the ior'-
mans desk She was dressed very simply III
dark brown dress her nat was very De
coming hei features we're Eeriect-o"tt IN
( theif Outline ann oeautli vi III theiiiselVes-out
the beauty OF her expression was the surpass-
M loveliness that surprised those who got
GLIMPSE Of Tote ; sister she carried "a small
basket OF flowers IN one hanu, winch she
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-21
FEAsKLfs

HtitSa.
Last Tuesday night Pta1k Wilder anf
Augustus Brooks Of Temple stole A&rnes.
from Miller. livery stable And took It TO
Turner and .old Is. Miller found the har-
ses. and saturday sheriff Pike arrested them
and brought them here where they hal a
preliminary hearing and we're bound over 70
the September term If court A they were
unable to get bonds Pike vas ordered 70
commit them 10 Pennington isi. He took
them In tpo seated carriage Without Any
shacklss and a. NJ was dnying into Farming
ton village wilder jumped from the carriage
and put for the woods As yet he has not
been found. Brooke vas lodged in jail The
prisoners have been guilty Of petty larceny be
fore. 49, I'll. stated BY good authority that ho
tsl /. TO be built at once on the Wright lot 90
the ,hore Of Wilson lake which - one Of the
most desirable lots on the entire shore com
mandiHga view VI the shO!e lake and Is
vatered b. one Of the most delicious sprli q
ia the State of Maine Saturday and SUNDAY
we're eIiremely hot daf, the thermometer
ranzing from ~ 10 l02 in the shade. There
"a. quite breeze Sunday which made II en-
durable
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-21

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run OUT "Yst 10 .I' y ''''', ""A 'No
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Are you h' Di'' a''
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/ par"ii copy ralHnt SAh0'71 over the ''''ers
and hunters a Sc"hH TIME F"'' h0i 'u1 a
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ear :" ih7 l""e ana "lIh"u' ""Nlhs at 'le
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NJ nhf'" Duncan " nat 40 you want
= I'VE come thFy toii me hiISht
N'-7. Y's, yes, sad Ion nnphh"nriy,
no" many Times q" f"H "iit me 10 f'I'ht
~ q" :" the deFil lie turned from the
tube and tokei directly at the boy, whose
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-21
ST re NEW 8.
AaskAars

Lauibsrmen are iosisg heavily on account
Of expensive driving Aroosteo< waters we're
never known 10 be % los at this season -
! ID. shzx's meat market meets a loDg felt
need in this village. It's 6rsf class 10 every
respect and can't help bsiag saecess--
The many friends Of Mr. Herbert > Sleeper
are very sorry TO have him leave our village
He has taught three terms Of school in sue
ee..lon here 20 the perfect satisfaction OF all
is,.res,sa. He siIl Leave many friend. here
Who <isr him success.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-21
Railroads d steamboats,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
arrangement of Trains IN EHec
IprH 20, 1889.


Until further notice trains leave Augusta as fol
lows
GOING WEST 20 A. NJ. for Lewis on Rock
lowell aud Gardiner; 1905 forLcwis GU, Ear
mington. Rocsland. Portland and BoTou, zoo
=. N. for Hallowcll ana Gardiner 2 Oh l. "
for Brursaick. Bath. Portland and Boston. fJR
FLYING Yankee 30 =, for llslI1Srll and
Gardiner; ll.U1 T. NJ. might Pullman or Lewis
ton. Portland and Boston, and for Bath saturday.
only
GOING EAST 2.lS A. Nj. might eSl RESI- for
skowhegan. Bangor, Bar Harbor, ST stephen,
AN. for Wateryie, StoWbegsu; IL Is for Water
VIE, Bangor and Nancehoro u =, NJ for Skov
hogan, Belfast, Dexter. Bangor -. stephen, st.
John and Ar0Ostock County, $40 =. v. for Wa
'erville on Saturdays only.
The Nigh Pullman Trains run each way every
night. Sundays included, but not to SkOwhegan on
Monday morning. or to Belfast aud Dexter or be
yond Bangor, on SUNDAY mornings.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Gardner 'or
Augusta AT 2 Is A. NJ. "a and i45 z. NJ. Hsllowel
at 7 - A. NJ, l:i5 and jUe =. Nj.
FREIGHT TRAINS for Portland % 4 NJ and
2.ls Z. M. for WatrTville aud VAnco borc lk5l 2.
NJ, and i.25 ?. ~. due from Boston. TIPS and AZ
7. M. due from Vancehoro and WIt'rvil e, 10 A.
NJ. and 1905 P. n.
Through tickets to CALIFORNIA aud all points south
Augusta, the only Office settling via all routes and
checking baggage free OF expense.
stops only AT IiHlloweli. Gariiurr, Brun.wcl
and Wcstbronk Junction.
PAYSON TUCKER, GcnI ilansser
y. u. BOOTHBY eenl Pass and Ticket ag't.
Portland bee a. 1883.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-21

Mr. kincsii will move his family to St
Alusns village this week. where he is en-
gsged in running the lumber mills. We are
sorry to part Hiih quiet and we'll disposed
residents as they We proved The mseiYss TO
be -- | he Harmony Grange, by invitation,
Will go 10 81 Adams on Thursday To partske
Of harvest feast, ss gus IS q: the Grange
In that place The apple trees are in full
bloom. The grass is quite forward but is
very thin. and unless rain comes soon the
crops must be light last SATURDAY was an
exceedingly hot day for thus time of the year
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-21
KESsEasc
china

china.
Farmers generally are quite through with
their sowing and planting. Vegetation Is r.
markably forward. Already | have seen
gra.. thst (. heading out.-On next sabbath
/ Memorial sermon viii be preached at the
] Baptit church. By the pastor. Rev " T..
Palm. r. ard union services -tli be held On
the Thursda, foIlosing Memorial services Of
( China and Albion Post vii be held at
Albion On Friday last, three Of the
( citizens W r Ward, T + Doe, our late
! T. NJ and Dr G. W. HarlOe started to JON
the ercufsion from Boston To Texas They
eupect 20 be absent about three weeks Mr..
+ q. Brainerd again assumed charge OF the
[ Posto flee OF Friday. He has put IN a new
and neat office Mr. 4 X Ward is treating
/ his buildings TO a tasty coat Of paint Nr.
/ T. Getchsl has also painted his house
/ Mrs j Lewis is very low with paralJ ne
shock with but little hope of her recovery.
Mrs X { Bartlett returned from New
/ York short time since Mr. .. ;. Bartlett
hs. bought the meat business of Mr.. Wallace,
and runs cart each week In your pub
/ lished list Of appointments of Fast Maine
{ Conference China was cas-ed with Benton,
! " l. Brown, preacher That should have
! been Clinton and Benton. Oar Is China and
w'-.ie's. f.. \. Ghdden preacher, who i
'"'''''i '"'
W IsrHos.
Il.r .pring is very for ward al every
thing is looking hsely Arthur +. Watson
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-21

" AAans


The dry, hot weather tor the past week IS
something unusual early in thu season
the thermometer standing 9i in the shade
saturday. MAY lS'h Melvin Bigtlow Ed.
has bought the Buker stand in the villa g.
and will move in soon as some necessary
IT pairs can be made. Herbert Cy pliers, our
blacksmith has housh, the stand belongirg
10 u. u stewart. which Mr. Big low has
occupied for the last three years Several
other changes will be made in real estate
and repairing in town the present summer 49,
Rev Mir Berdecn of ID 1ier preached At
the l'nion iiolse Sunday last 10 large con
grcgatiou. The Grange literary contest has
closed and supper will be served at the
Hall, on Thursday evening. May 23d lIsr
mouy Grange has been invited to be pre- sent
on that evening -lsaac . Winslow, Esq,
has lsnted fourteen acres of corn for his
silo being well pleased with his experiment
last year. The work was sll done with his
horse corn planter in two days Thst l. do
ing very we'll for Maize cor field ~ Kin
csii & Nelson have nss /, Hpjshed saving at
their mill for the preseit, hayiag saved
large amount Of hart and bass lumber
H,smssg.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-21
SHADES AMBER SOAP; + II:, Il \

Because II contains no rosin or poisonous
substance whatever. 1t makes a lather unequal
is an economical soap. for il wears to a wafer
without loeng its cleansing rropsrties- 1t Is I'M
eluaied n shaving soap In fact, 1t is 4 clean,
sweet, wholesome article. desirable IN every
way. Convince yourself first Of Its exeelleaee
then recommend 1t TO your friends
Apr3-dlmbcpr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-21

'IO RENT-rwo rooms furnished or unfur-
L nished. or the whole tenement-three or four
mohths-fnrhished Kent hr-t-c!ass. inquire at
new kinsmHn house, Crosby st. may lli2w.
EfOR RENT. Pianos. Organs. Niolin- Banjo-,
L Guitars, MandolIns sewing Machines ctc
codtfAprl7 BEAN & VtNIEN
TINO LET-Nrw and very de.irahIr frnrintnt.
suitable for large family. or 20 lake II few
boarders- Terms reasonable. Inquire of
aprljdtf HEATH L TUEIL, Augusta Me-
vINO LET-A large and convenient house suitable
l. for two families. Inquire of
decl7dtf THOMAS J. LYNCH.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-21
OAK GROVE SEMINARY
ASSlIRORO, ME-.

Opens Sept iTh Both sexes. New huildinss wsh
AL modern improvements. Full corps OF expe
rieaccd teachers Fits for COLLEGE, for teaching and
for basiness. send for Catalogue.
,p.t.f' -.,ss yo~-e ns--.--,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-21

vTTANTED-Granii Cutters wanted. Forty
w stOne-cutier- wanted al once at Mount
Desert, Ne The class OF work is good. SIX and
eight cut building work. {. J. HALL.
may idtf
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For Sale.

TOR SALE one two seated Roekaway ear
i riage riding wagon, harnesses, all in good
condition. will be sold at bargain Gail al corner
of Green and Water streets. ). +. loUNG.
Augusta, Ne MAY IL.
Mav2uiiw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-21

INOR SAI.E.-A nice large farm, mile from
Il the post office, in Augusta, in good state OF
cultivation. good buildings, good supply of water
One of the best milk farms in the county. Wal sell
whole or In part, on easy terms of payment.
WM. II. LIBBY, Agent,
tnly3ld.f AT tho Utfrp Of Heath & TpcI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-21

| INOR SALE-tottage house on Chapel street
Il for sale; slsO house of Crescent street for
rent. Inquire of James +. Fuller, III Water st.
marl2dtf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-11-07

ApvIcEs from Brussels state that 5000
men have quit work in the collieries in
Broinage
r......., p..t.,,,,..ll.. .;,l
confirm. tbe report thaf fudge Lewis has
fuIl control in flarlan. The Howard out
laws Who constitute a small part Of am
extensive family. are leaving the country.
Judge Lewis saws he will mot stop until
peace is fan restored.
No., r,n,r ,r,r,5l., ,.la,aod
;,a ,r.r&oro,b y o @,', m t6e
H. ,,Di;sSs - ~ tr,o ~ 1bo ,,nrJa, ~ Poiire
INSPECTOR Martin Of 1, i eedore. in January
last. and was liberated on Lis own cog
nizance. the governor asserting TO this dis
uo4ition 81 me case.
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-11-07

In no case is the folly of violence in medication
more conspicuously shown by its fruit than IN me
effect upon the intestines of excessive purgauon'
The stomach and bowels are first painfully gFipea'
then the latter is copiously, suddenly and repeat
edly evacuated This is far beyond tie necessities
of the case, most unnatural, excessively ueo.A
tating. The organs are incapacitated from fes4.-
ing their function with normal moderation ~
astringent is resorted to which reduces them y
their former condition of inactlun To this mons
troUs and harmful absurdty, Hostetters stonaga
Bitters is the happy alternative. II feiaAss
gently naturally, sufficiently, II diyerts Bile iI9l
the blood into its proper channel, Il insure,
healthful digestion and complete assimilation, i
is q complete defense against malaria, ana ~.
quers rheumatism, neuralgia, nervousness AT
ney and bladder trouble.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-11-07

more, through deep canyons. crossing and
recrossing the ravines at dizzy heights,
upon steel cantilevers, a stop for day s
rest and exploration is made at Glacier, a
station on the loop where the railway
traverses some six miles in order to get
onward two miles. 1t is situated about
three miles from a large glacier, from
which it derived is name This great
field of Ice is twenty-siX miles long, one
side Of which is 5000 feet in height. Be
side it the greatest Of the Alps is said to
be insignificant From the mountains all
about the hotel, with glaciers of more or
less extent lodging on their tops, cascadef
are leaping down. Here is another so
these Ice and snow-fed streams, the
"Illeciliwaet glistening and winding IN
the valley far below
We are now in the SeIkirks, the grand
est peak of which is Sir Donald, looming
into the heavens. The grandeur Of the
view is without equal At some distance
from the base of this mass Of Ice and
snow are visible the
AWFUL EFFECTS or AN AVALANCHE.
Here we are most profoundly impressed
with Longtellow famous lines:
beware the pine trees githered branch
n,tL en- 0 ooo fa.4 IN, a,no.;,,,. /.
d.fp oo f'' os 80 ~ ls %loe ~ a gt Pad
,l,,r'.l A., ,.,,t,,
e,eieu F FoE w liloil,. L si,,e 8 fye t
',, ~ ~, H. Lii II y : NJ NJ ~ '',F nc
81 - ~ a,,o.a,;s 80 go a., 49, o66
~ = ~ - ny; ~ - IN VII
~ fa CO.. IN, dio,ata GU Nm ~. '-',
t' ;o,F - oltt,e;l' 'iq No. ptiga ~ III,
Nv 80 ~ 90 tbasa as l Id 'ile Pow"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-11-07
WASHING

]. G. SLocuM has been appointed sur
yeyor-general Of Florida
Ex-SEcRErARY ENDICorr will practice
law with his son in Boston.
Mn. McDoNALp, the Washington sculp-
tor, is completing a bust OF the late Chief
Justice Waite.
The President has appointed Jerome A..
Natrous Collector Of Customs at Milwau-
kee.
WAsuIxarox, D. Secretary Blaine
began a hearing Of the e.. S. consul
to Morocco. Lewis, in the charges
made against him by merchant of Fee
The inquiry will be continued next week.
TnE Chinese Minister wears an enor-
nous diamond ring OH his thumb. This
stone is of immense size and very brilliant,
The setting, instead of being gold, is of
dark wood The wood from which the
ring was made is very old-said to be 900
years and its rarity makes it more costly
than gold
NICE PRESIDENT MoRTON, according to
a Washington letter, has determined to
locate permanently in that city. He has
invested $500 600 in his new hotel there,
and has bought lot of other property He
enjoys society and he finds all that he
wants in the capital 1t is possible that he
will retain legal residence in New York
State for political purposes.
TuG Representative of North Dakota,
II. G. Hansbr0ugh, has called upon Sec
rotary Proctor IN the interest Of the resi-
dents of Ramsey county in that state They
have had bad crops two years in succession
and are in destitute condition Winter
is approachinr 4l Slew are not able to
purchase meI, and Mr. .nsbrough has
asked Secretary Proctor TO mit the des-
titute settlers to cut Erewo33 from the tim
Der track on Devils Lake reservation The
secretary was not certain of his authority
in the premise. but promised Mr.. Hans
brough ian answer, lie feels inclined To
grant TIL request
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-11-07
LATEST NEWS CONDENSED.
GENERAL NOTES.


MRs HAGGIN. wife Of the California
millionaire has a ruby valued at $4,000
IN the future every troop Of British
cavalry viii be equipped with machine
gun.
JAY GouLD holds go 400, 900 ofthe 3s0,-
100000 Of capital stock Of the Western
Union.
JoHS p. ROCKEFELLER is 81 years old
He began making millions only a few
years ago and already he can number more
millions Of dollars than years.
THE total net earnings Of the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy system for the
month Of September show an increase Of
S164,l3049
A LITTLE weakened Scotchman, Of Aus
tralia. named Mclean, has probably the
largest l3-year-Old boy in the world He
is 6 feet 6inche. in height, and weighs
about $50 pounds
Hos GFHGE w. JOKES, who is a can
didate for the Iowa State Senate, is the
only man Twin who represented the
territory Of Michigan in Congress and the
territories of Wisconsin and Iowa.
juror ANDREWS. Of the New York SUI
Premles court. sustained ne temporary n
junction optaI.ea Ky We eie.lLie !. 94 .i
COMPANIES aSai9't re" lofA ei1y uhtli the
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