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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-12-06

In a recent article III the Youtll's
Companion, OH "How 10 cure a cold,n
the writer advises n hot lemonade to be
taken ut bed time. 1t is II dangerous
treatment, especially during the severe
cold weather Of the winter moAths, III
1t opens the pores Of the skin and
leaves the system in such condition.
that another and much more severe
cold is almost certain to be contpctcd
Many years constant use and the ex4
perience of thousands OF persons of all
ages, has fully demonstrated thatthefe
is nothing better for A severe cold than
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Itacts
in perfect harmony with nature, re-
lieyes the lungs, liguetles the tough te-
nacious mucus, making it easier 10 pN-
pectorate, and restores the system To Il
strong and healthy condition. Fifty
cent bottles for sale BY NJ. VI. Miller
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-12-06
Dissoiution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the co.
partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned, under the firm
name of Blackburn & Nichols, il this
day dissolved by mutual consent. The
business will be resumed by John
Nichols, who assumes all Indebtedness
Of tho late firm and collects all out
standing accounts, at the place of BUSH
ness heretofore occupied by the late
firm.
Witness cur hands and seals this
10th day pf Noyember, 1880.
@AMP. BLACKBURN. (seal.)
JOHN NICHOLS. (Seal.)
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-12-06
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the CO.
partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned undes the firm
name of A. II. i;yrus & Go. is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. The bus
inc4s will be cotinuedby w. c. Peter
son at the place Of business heretofore
occupied by the firm. Witness our
hand and scaIsthis 18th day of Noyein-
Der 1889. A. II. CYRUS. lSeal.
WAC. PEfERsoS. [Seal.]
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-12-06

We call especial attention to the new
al, OF Baffows q Searles, of Albany.
They are both gentlemen Of large and
varied experience in the mercantile
business; having each travelled for
years over the greater part Of the Unit
ed STATS, and now they have located
at Albany with goods ut rock-bottoin
prices Call and see them.
All the grotdfics you can carry In A
Dollar 1T BRowNELL's,
Albany, On
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-12-06

Is giving splendid satisfaction to tho
trade and the sales are positively n,ap
yelotis, which can be accounted for iii
no other way except thati II is without
doubt the best in the market. Ask for
and he sure you get the genuine, Nc
keep It. N. \. Miller, Druggist.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-12-06

land, Albany ana Lebanon.
Wm. Frost, Of palcm, II visiting his
sister, Mrs. A. II. Cyrus, this week.
NJ. A. Miller invites everybody %
come and Hcc hia holiday assor!!nen!:
q y. Montague and the editor ofthis
paper made flying trip toAstoria this
week.
Rev. II. III. CroMar, of Fast Portland
came up Thursday and is Writing
friends In town.
Persons knowing themselves indcht-
"a to cruSon a. Menzies, be kind
enough 70 call mud settle At once.
Mrs. Wnshburn and daughter, Of
junction City, were In town the first u
tho week visiting friends and relatives.
LIB. Springer purcha' ID two lots In
Kirkpatrick's addition, and has the
lumber on the ground to build a house.
The G. T. Sunday-school has been in
vitcd to participate In the Christmas
exercises at the NJ. Il. Church CArist-
mas eve.
Willis Calder has returned from
Woodburn, where he has been for sew
ecal weeks. lie Is attending school at
the academy.
Our town election will be held on the
first Monday Of January. II would be
well TO begin TO decide on suitable can
didatcs for the various offices.
Services will he held in the &. y.
Church Friday aud saturday evenings
at seven o'clock. Communion services
Sunday evening. All are invited.
The NJ Il. su lday-school will hnvc
Christmas tree 1T their church
Christmas eve. All are invited to par
ticlpate with them and have n pleasant
time.
Il. l.. Liggc,t, agent the Educational
Endowment company, Of Portland, re-
ported in this office TINT his pockets
were picked of three dollars on Tues day
night.
The ladlcs of the NJ. L. church de-
sire to express to G. u. Montague their
thanks for his kindness in allowing
them the free Use OF his hall on the oc-
cason of their supper there, on Thanks
giving etcning.
Misc Clara Irvine, 81 Corvallis, who
IL now teaching at Sodaville spent
Saturday and :, nday in town visiting
fliend. We Enowledge u pleasant
call frmn Misses Irvine and Ada MILL
or Saturday afternoon. Can again,
ladies.
Married, by Rev. i. II. Calder, in
Lebanon, on December ist, at o'clock
Mr.. Albert d. Compton and Miss Julia
j. Thaycr, both of Linn county. The
contracting parties are well and favor
ably known In Lebanon and vicinity.
| They hayc the hest wishes of their
many friends. The happy couple viii
/ move IN few days to the home Of the
groom, about 10 miles north Of Leba-
non. May their lives lie long and
happy. Y
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-12-06
FARM FOR SALE.

227 acres, " III cultivation, 40 acres
In pasture With scattered grub oak on
the same. House and barn, small or
chau0. Watered by well, spring and
creek. Price $,3A00.
FRANK WINKLER.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-12-06
CONCERT.

AT the NJ. i. Church Friday evening
December 6, 1859, Miss Halle NJ. Par
risln the "Swfct Singer Of Salem, will
render some If her choice selections.
Best homef fntwill assist in making
the propr Ec SUCCESS. Admission,
Is cents.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-12-06

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First-clses work at McClure's barber
shop.
Now IL the time to have your buggy
repaired, and j. I. Harbin will fix 1t
for you.
The best watches in the world ut 7.
nj. Frcneh's, Albany.
G.. w. Wheeler will pay cash for
aawlogs delivered ut his mill.
Correct railroad time at z. M.
FIench's jewelry store, Albany.
%. w. Odell, NJ. d., Physician aud
Surgeon, Sodaville, Oregon.
For sale, fine young horse, four
years old, well broken In. Apply at
this office.
Bring your butter and eggs to G. r..
Browncll, Albany, 0pgon,and get the
highest msrket price.
Cruson & Menzies are prepared to fur
nish YOU with doors and windows
cheaper than anyone else In Lebanon
Bedrock prices, new goods and STAN
dard brands ut both the Mammoth and
one Price Cash stores Of G. d. Monta-
4
que.
The largest stock Of watches and
clocks III Linn county, and the lowest
prices, at Il. M. French's Uhe Corner
Jewelry storeA, Albany.
DO not buy any eastern trash when
1 YOU can getthose splendid Buckingham
| 4 Hccht goods at Montague's Mann
moth store and also Ut his One Price
/ Cash Store.
| Our goods feach us direct flpm the
manufactory and every pair Of our
boots and shoes are fully warranted.
4 When sou upeed any boots ofsliocs loSls
over Muntdgues large new stock.
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FOR Sale.

- --zxs--A---r-
FOR Sale.
Hal op'8a growing, prosper
GUS Il ely siteated For partic-
ulars ii this Office.
Az nth shop and lots In Q
goo. own, which hus good
sci particulars inquire at
th
family bibles at AIiller's,
Afenzies will furnish your
viii doors cheap.
joe has a tirst-class veterlna-
~ surge It his blacksmith shop.
Christi Il iseoming, and you want
to secure one Of tliose nice presents ut
M. A. MiIler's At once.
Hurfah for Miller's display Of holi-
day goods. The paper mill il no
where.
A collreri will be held in the NJ. y.
Church Friday evening, Dee g, which
proil ises to be rare treat. Allshould
attend,
DoAot buy amy eastern trash wien
you can get those splendid Lucking-
ham n Hecht goods III Montague's
Mammoth store Nalso At his 0ne
Price Cush Store
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PROMINENT PEOPLE.

Lord rcnnyson has read all of Rider lag
CARDS novels.
Andrew Carnegie gave a $1,000 organ to
the new United Brethren Church at Scott
dale.
James Whlteomb Riley the baehelo,
poet, is 10 receipt c instantly of letters from
women who want to marry him.
John W D~ght owns the largest farm in
North Dakota HIS tract of land is almost
~ large as the State of Rhode island
The Rev. Or Lyman Abbott has JUST com
pleted bus first term of service Us pastor OF
Harvard University highly successful
term.
United States senator Charles b. Farwell
will not be candidate for re- election from
Illinois, but will throw his influence to ex-
Governor Ogesby.
Dr. Shakespeare. of Darby, Pa. was mar
ried recently. and has been serenaied by all
the bands IN that part of the county
Sh ikespesre says this is much ado about
tothing
General K. A. Alger of Michigan. at New
York on Monday, was chosen a director of
the Tennessee Gal Iron Company, vice tx
Governor John c Brown of tennessee, de
c ased. tx senator I. G.. Plat of New
York is president Of the company,
When Dom Pedro of Brazil lay sick unto
death In Italy, not very leng ago. he told hts
nurse one morning that he had hal dream
IAN old man came TO me said Dom Pedro.
and in most earnest way informed me
that should lose my crown before lost my
life
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-28

The Chica2o, Rock Island 4 Pacific Ry.
are noF running semi monthly Excursions
through 10 Portland and San Francisco. via
Denver, for the exclusive benefit o. holders
OF second lass tickets who want hrst-class
accommodations only one change Of cars
betseen Chicago AMI Portland and none
To San francisco These excursions
leave Boston every second Tuesday
and Chicago every second Thursday
of each month and are personally looked
after to destination BY Conduct r in charge
assisted by n Porter. Our Pullman Tourist
Shoppers which accompany these excnrsions)
are all new and butt on the general plan of
First Glass Sleeping Cars. having double
lover and upper bertbs The upper ones
are closed during the day and the lower con
verified into comfortable seats. The aisles are
carpeteh and mattresses, sheets, blan-
kets. piloss curtains and lunch
tables provided while the toilet
rooms have plenty of pure water, and towels.
soap, combs, brushes, etc. The only prac-
teal difference between them and the first
class sleepers, is the absence of upholster-
ing A moderate charge is made for these
accommodations. Full information can be
obtained from JNo. SEBASTIAN. Genl Ticket
and Passenger Agent, Chicago, or any Rock
Island Ticket Agent. Dov2silt
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The Christmas tree dealers are beginniaa
| to sarch the Maine forests for the delight o.
| the children Of New York.
The New England Shipbuildihg Compan,
has closed contracts with stated Island par
| lies for two new sebooners.
| Senator Frye says that he's more in low
with New England than ever, since be mad
| his IL go niles western tour.
| Bro%n Hilton of North Arson hav'
| Imported four Iceland sheep, the first of ths
| breed ever landed IN EngiaRd or this coon
| try
| The hunters for coal 1t Small Point have
| got their drill down 1876 feet and are bOrir
| In dark siaiy rick. They think this rock
| indicates that coal IL near.
Bangor despatch brings the pleassn
news that the failure Of J 4 Hamilton OIL
Garland will cause much less distress to ihs
farmers Of the vicinity than was IT first ex
pectsd-
Spor,smen will be Interested to know tina
there is plan sfoot 70 put steamer or
Chesurc0ok Lake. Capt Chas. 4. j. Fa''
rar Of Jamaica flainA Mass is pushing the
enterprise.
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We Sigh for that Train,


The kenuebec Journal has taken up the
csdgel OF argument ia behalf Of new
early train from the west, and n noble
fight that paper is waging for the cause it
advocates. There is no citizen in this
place but who has long deplored
the yexatious delay attending a
trip to Dexter from the west.
that Is. should he take suy other
train except that connecting with our late
train. There il really but one train per
day TO Dexter from the west. the after
noon train just mentioned. Opposition
to this extremely inconveuient arrange
ment has hitherto been confined to un-
limited grsmbling aud various stronger
expressions Of dissatisfaction. However,
the people along the Dexter aud Newport
line have modestly withheld their claims,
thinking the travel to their stations could
scarcely warrant the request for new
train.
Now, on the contrary, an entirely
different condition Of affairs exists.
Not alone Dexter and Corinna people
earnestly request that new arrange
ments be made. but as the kennebec
Journal clearly proves, the people of
the State are eager for better accom-
modattous. The new d. 4 =. line,
nearly completed and scon to be
opened to traffic and travel. affords a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-28
STATE NEW 3.
WAsHISGToN.

tWtFs-
Fish are reported quite plentiful this fall !;
our fishermen seem to be doing quite a
business catching them
kaeaiasport
The Maine Central X. X. is to build their
agent, II. y. Tobey, Esq, 4 new office on
the Steamboat wharf where the baggage
room now Is.
Wh,fneyF,lie
Joseph q Albee is building a dsellng-
house Oh the island purchased of Marsh
field q tchell. Stiilman Alhee has charge
Of the work,
Perry
Rev. + W. Brooks is hsr,i at work raising
money to pay the debt on the new Methodist
church
Redd,1gsoH.
Mr. Daniel Coffin who died recently was
son of Matthew Coffin. who lived on the
farm in Centrevlle where John +. Allen
nov hives. aud died there many years ago.
H,abrtdge,
Capt. W. Sawyer & Sons are erecting
a building to accommodate a steam engine II
their ship yard.
The Christian church here has called Rev
M. Huxley of Bangor 10 become rs pastor
Sfeubea.
Townsend Lewis this year raised OF Of {
field, l2a tons of hay, $50 bushels o: oats,
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Two samples Of the concrete which were
taken from the foundation of the east pier
during its construction were shown . Jour
nal reporter by Mayor Lane yesterday. One
OF them was taken from under water and the
other above. They were both taken at ran
dom and are fair samples of the whole work.
They have hardened in the mayors ONCE
and present fine appearance being solid and
compact The mayors forthcoming report
on this subject will be a straightforward and
thorough prese ntaton Of the facts, and will
be read with interest by the large number Of
our citizens who have been waiting for Just
this Official report of the facts In the case
before forming any opinion As to the merit
or demerit of the work.
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OFFICE OF THE
ArCHIsoN, ToFEKA x SANTA FE
RAILROAD COMPANY.

BosroN Nov. 23, 1889
At a me .iing of the Board of Directors
held this day, the following preamble and
resolution were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, The Stockholders of the Com
pany have provided for the necessary funds
TO meet the requirements of the Company
subject to the terms of Circular No. So and
WHEREAS, The holders of majority of
sli the outsrsndieg bonds of the Atchison
System, both in Europe and the nited States,
hav assentedsto the Plan of Reorganization,
dated october 18th, 1899, therefore be it
NorEp, That the said Plan of Reorganiza-
ton be aud is hereby declared effective. and
that official announ ement of this fact shall be
made by the hartman, accompanied by notice
that Bouihoders 10 secu.e participation in the
benefits of the Plan should deposit their bonds
on or before De ember 18th, 1889, and that
after that ite bonds will only be received
under .uch equitable conditions as the Board
of Directors may establish.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
GroRGE C. MAGouN, Charm an.
noy2sdlt
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800 bushels Of tuYnips, besides = good cfop
Of oshes vesetablcs-
Jes<storo'.
Wsrkmen have lately been making repairs
ssd Improvements in the cenetery. In IL
Fsrnsvorth district
Eastpoyt.
Thirty eight thousand doIlars for foun d
alton for . building 10 Esstposs. Thsfs vhs
government srhiteess ask for 10 make tn
Custom House los suitable to build on
Eaa Nae&ias.
| A club has lately been organized here
designed for socisoiiiiy. also TO promos.
literary work. Probably a reading room
sil! be opened shien will be supplied With
newspapers, msgsxinss and books.
NayshGetd.
Schools closed ia District No l Sovem
Der 9Th
| Caiaas
Miss Emma Kelly will pass the ~inssr ia
| Wssninxr1n
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An oyerzrosn boy sauntered into an
oyster saloon 10 H0astoa the oshsf DAY and
parchasva cents worth Of patent ehssing
gum. ssd thea asked il glass Of ginger beer
couIIbs be tarssn 10 on the trade. The
proprietor asked him II be had been out long
ard his reply vac Game oat ,his a:orn
inc
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EDITORS TABLE

finder Fire or Fred Worthngtons Cam
ptign" IS the title OF a -tot. for young
men and young ladies, from the clean
graphic pen Of Mr.. Frank A. Munsey. the
successful Maine author, whose preyiou,
books w. have so hizhls recommended. | Ia
book il a .quare ito of 80 pages beautifully
print d. and j.. embeili-hes by thirty nine
Iuu-uatons many of them fuil page Tbs
sorry il bright aud natural and one to bt
specially rec0mme nded to tho,e who are Il
give books as holiday presents. New Yorx
Frank A. MuuseY 4 Co, 81 Warren st.
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RELIGIOUS NOTES.

The Congregational society at Holder
will receive one thousand dollars from the
estate Of the late Mrs. Maria Fogg.
II is thought that the First Congregation
slist society In Brewer will be able to occupy
its new church uos in progress of construc
ton some time in February. The vestry
however. will be finished and ready for occu
pancy before that tine and ii will be uset
as soon as pgsslble
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-28

of the Maine Central, ''Our patrons in
terests at ali simes''
Give as passenger train that shaII
leave Augrsss at about SIX o'clock A NJ.
and make close connections at Newport
with the Dexter and F1xeroft trim
Well make it pay, never fear,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-28

Nc a0sts whatevr will he taken Of unsigned
ssananicstions All such will be put into the
WAsss basket anresd
THE Journal CAN stT Bg HELp Rgsrossi-
pLK voE THE PhysERvArIos OR RETURN ~
naInTxp COMMUNICATIONS.
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Supper and Sale Of Fancy Articles.

On Tuesday, December Bird, at st. Msrk's
Home there will be = supper and sale.
The fancy table will contain number Of
beautiful and useful articles suitable for
christmas gifts. As funds to pay for
necessary repairs are much needed. it 10
hoped all friends of the Home will be
present. noy27dtd
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Remarked to friend the other day that
she knew Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and
Lungs was superior remedy, as it stopped
her eougl instaHtly when other cough reme-
dies had 30 efiec, shatevsr So TO prove
this All coDvInee you of is merit any drug
gNt will give you a sample bottle free
Large size 5Uc aud 81.
noyl9leod&w4w2p
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0We want the public to know that W
have secured Mr.. Joseph Howard TO cure
our hams for Ne, sufficient guarantee that
they will Be Of excsllent favor. He also
makes oar sausages. hogshssd cheese end
cufss oar lard. putting Il up In ten pond
esne. In addition 70 he shove " have
fFssh oysesrs ssd slaas every day.
@. d. HASKELL,
oct3ldtf Cony Street, East oAs.
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The south side Of the bridge was entirely
closed to travel, Wednesday morning, all
teams now being obliged to pass on the upper
side. Considerable good and some very poor
natured growing is heard from those delayed
In passing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-28

The tenement houses, forty-eight in num-
Der, for the Edwards Company, were finished
- far ~ the carpenters were concerned, last
Saturday. The painters will probably get
through their work to-day. The carpenter
work was commenced on july 9Th.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-28

20 pound RAccooN. well dressed and
ducks, Frank E. Chase, proprietor, to BE-
rallied of BY the boys at Duclo's barber shop
today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-28

Next Friday evening the Cushnoc tribe Of
Red Men will work the Hunters degree on
poor paleface recently captured. Before
the regular business of the evening = grand
good time may be expected. The torture
will commence at 7.30 sharp.
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MAIaE GOSSIP.

We are beginning nov 70 feel the rez
breath Of ~int<r. This il . goo. time TO &c,
oas the sieds snd pangs and pat taem ia
thorough rspsir agsinss the good SEEDING
that can't be far distant
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-28

The Bangor eannibsi who bi, the right ear
from his ~ife has been ordered to recognize
February term Of court. He will probably
receive she severe punishment be deserves
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-28

b-Nice bananas. superior grapes, block
ngs, sweet Florida oranges, fresh dates,
winter pears, nuts ard everything to make
Thanksgiving pleasant at Gannett 4 Morse.
nov27d2t
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- fhysisian's prescriptions are carefully
compounded at kinsmaR's Drug Store, corner
Of Bridge and Water streets, 1t modsrsss
pf1ess jsn10deodtf
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BY the pIaio add ua.quvoeal direction. Of
Governor Barleigh, the officers Of the sew
eral counties tbro 2h their respective sab
orainates. are directed 10 tnergetieally a0d
lmpartally enforce the laws pertaining to
the suppression Of the liquor traffic.
~ this STATE. The counties specified
lid not inciade our own, for the
reason that the Executives personal
| attention had not been called to the con
di,ions here existing. That makes no
difference whatever IL Is evident that the
Governor intsrprets the Maine Law As ~
have always done, namely that the officials
are expected to prosecute the saloon keeper
~hereser they can hnd him, without fear or
| avor. IL is quite evident from
the specimens OF their haad
sork exhibited TO the public
gaxs almost daily that "A number OF inc
briating machines are In operation with n the
city limits. The officers certainly are not
very energetic that they DO not nd some of
them and they are not acting imptrtialy If
they do not try to bring the perpetrators TO
Justice II they were waiting for higher
authority. they now have it There il Ger
tsinly NJ further excuse for delinquency in
thi. respect and every body expects to see an
improvement
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-28

Go to Lucius Hills and buy SO cents.
worth Of Brussels soap Ono rosin) and con-
vince yourself that one bar Of it 10 equal to
two bars of rosin soap.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-28

A large number of our local sportsmsa
are counting on attending the shooting
match out on the Coombs Mills road to-
day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-28

Mr.. Bert Yeaton, manager of the Couy
House stable, appeared out in the first sleish
of the season, the eve before Thanksgiving.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-28

Shorey, the artist, formerly of this city,
was burned out in the Lynn conhagration.
Adjt General Sprague had relatives in that